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Digital page images are linked to the text file. l iiil t J31IIUIUIUUW iBVI lAVMi HlBVVflWBV H Ba SVB SVAl VwBMlflVBVrBV 1L 1- 3 z L XVII HOPEINSYILLE KYATUESDAX MAY 7 7 1895 RUSSELL AND CALBREATH iNO 38 m m ro nr m2iQ Dk We have had made for us a f M t ro m m m ro m rot OREAM OF NEWS IF IT IS NEW AND TRUETHIS COLUMN LATER DETAILS V bit GIVEN AWAY emmJRE BMASS SAFE w ifM iii SILVER is i tAwy v 1 jiin TlUlUi UiiU UllU id Hi Ui Hi ii itt Mil EVERYTHING J R-LJL-JJ-PJL- We taking better stock to fil in ceiving new goods eyery day r down another notch and is lower than ever Be sure you see us before these prices are out COME PONT v Gordon he never suspected his wife until a little over a week before For T AMOUNTS av jr Or over we will present one of TO S200 On the 12th some time letters had been coming these keys to his office in the Columbia build day of August we will ask every person holding keys to k ingaddressed toMiss Parolee Mitch- Â¬ come in and try them in the lock of this safe and the per- ell care ot Merchants Advice Col- Â¬ son who is lucky enough to hold the correct key will find upumbia Building Louisville Ky on opening the safe 20 full size full weight aud full value His wife inquired so particularly kilver dollars No one connected with our store will be al about these letters when they failed lowed to hold keys and the safe will be locked and the key to comeiregularly that his suspicions mixed up with the other 9999 by three disinterested parties Wm E Ragsdale Ciias JM were aroused and he opened one of Meacetam and M CY Forbes Remember that these keys do not cost you a cent and that them He then had his wife watched we will continue to sell the greatest bargains In Clothing Mens Furnishing Boots and and knew when she sent the telegram Shoes in the State to Brown A friend helped him ia Mail orders carefully filled and keys sent to purchaser the same as if hero in person tho matter Corner When Arch Brown met Mrs Gor- Â¬ don on Fourth avenue last Tuesday Gordons friend saw them He fol- Â¬ lowed them to West and Madison and then went to Tenth and Green where he telephoned to either Gor dons office or to another point where the latter had agreed to wait The import of the message was thatthft guilty pair had been treed Freight Conductor Killed Gordon met hiB friend at Tenth anT Green and the two went to West and Capt Ed Link one of thq mos t Madison where the house to which the popular conductors in the service of woman and Brown had gonewas point the L N was run over and killed ed out Before Gordon left his friend by a train last Thursday night The to enter the houso he promised that he would do nothing rash and it is accident happened at Guthrie About said insisted that he was wholly un- Â¬ half past ten Capt Link was mak Â¬ armed The only reason he wanted ing a coupling His foot slipped and to go into the place ho said was to before he could extricate himself the verify his suspicions and show his wheels struck him The engineer was seven votes signaled by a brakeman for a quick There were nearly 500 votes cast wife that he was cognizant of her unfl stop but it waB too late to 6ave the the result standing Galbreath 284 faithfulness I Gordon who is still on the verge U l Kill unfortunate man His body was cut Russell 232 Faxon 225 De Treville m two- - When first reached by the 181 The two first named were elect- Â¬ of insanity was able to tell his story j UttS f people who witnessed the accidentthe ed Messrs Faxon and De Treville by degrees last week He said hi iH ni conductor Was alive He was taken did no electioneering The highest ideas were to wait below and confront to the Grant hotel and died about vote in any previous election was in his wife with his knowledge of her Straw Matting at 71c per yard Better at 10c to 17c half an hour later He was about 30 1893 when E McPherson received guilt and asked the boy how long he years old a married man and a broth 234 votes W W Clark 208 Joe Mc supposed the couple would have the 1 er of V T JLink proprietor of the Carroll 207 and Ira L Smith 175 In up stairs room He Baid they gen- Â¬ well known Links hotel at Nashville 1894 there was no contest and less erally staid all day He then sat 22c 48ceacb Ladies Leghorn Hats at 16c two than 100 votes were cast Two women down to think it over and heardl T An BxpentlveDlituruance LadresOxfordsJPatentXeatherTips sizes- - 4 to gX voted them talkinc and later walk across Mrs Owen and Mrs Last Friday Dave Broadie col for the new ticket Cooperelection the floor to where he supposed the Fjve Hundred JPairs at 89c per JPair Y The JiMJ H bed was He thought he heard hia i rnnA w8miM K wa tried before Esq T Al Barker i nvun4rf maa nJJV iVUU UVUiUlUV It lU MVlUlU sjiLOne Hundred ppen old style Straw Hats To close at ceii on a cnarge or carrying a humoredly conducted and no bad wife call her companion Bob i He didnt know what to do and de Â¬ quj we offer atlceach concealed weapon and disturbing feeling was engendered so far as we VJ u religious worship He was fined 25 have heard As it was a dog fall cided to write a note to Bob up Â¬ BODozenpiiiadies Strawy Shapes and rflats Just vi on tho first charge and 20 on the for the two tickets both sides seemed stairs thinking he might induce him uiujroceucu 4t ii me inmgaoi ururueuaaiH second Broadie furnished the nec- satisfied Mr Galbreath qualified at to come down He then began the essary bond replevying the debt for the regular meeting that night and note which was found in the hall as JO sWjJapaifcj se iFire Screens all Colors arid styles Your Dear Bob I want to see six months and was released from Mr Russell was re lected as president follows IvAll choice of the lot for 12c you But he was so unstrung that 1 iVM rf custody Mr Allensworth of of the board lie could not finish it this city represented the commonJuteArt Squares just the thing for the Gordon then became desperate and DEMPSEY LEADS CT wealth in the case Mii5i iRobm Only S119 each went upstairs and knocked on the x Howell News Brown opened the door a lit- Â¬ Klchnrclsou u htrong Second ami the door Tin Buckets 1 quart 4c 2 quart 5c 8 quart 7c 4 Howell May 4 The election on tle and he forced himself in and the Others Bunched In the Rear quart 9c6 quart 12c 8 quart 14c 12 quart 22c He claimed that struggle begau the prohibition question in this prert W uh Ijiw The mass conventions of Saturday Brown during the struggle got his How is this for prices on Tin Buckets made of good cinct passed off very quietly to day in twenty seyen counties of the thir Â¬ pistol from an open satchel and fired J- Tin and by the largest and best factory in tho South resulting in an overwhelming victory ty t v Phillip t nine in the Pirst railroad commis two of the shots but this is hardly ButtorffMahTgCo of Nashville Tpun for the drys the vote standing 108 Gordon must have fired at true dry to 57 wet The election will pre- sioners district have been heard once and broken Browns arm The vent the sale of whiskey here for three from Dempsey gets Butler Hender Critic in discussing this point says The years longer and our people feel high son Hopkins LaRue Logan MuhI From all the circumctances attend Â¬ A ly elated over the result of to davs M lenberg JMcLean Ohio Union and ing the killing it seems plain that election Webster 76 votes Richardson gets Gordon fired the first shot and that Brown n6ver had a chance to reach A Narrow Escape Daviess Christian Barren Metcalfe had Gordon Crofton May 5 David E Bowles Monroe and Todd 52 votes Mooro his pistol After 1 r emptied his revolver he secured was coming to Crofton this morning gets Caldwell Crittenden and Han- - Browns pistol which was in an open m his buggy his horse run away and m Morrow gets Mc valise and fired four more bullets cock rl5 votes L made kindling wood of his buggy Cracken Carlisle and Gk votes in into his body saving one shot for his Bowles was dragged some twenty or Graves 19J- votes a McEroy get wife The papers have had a good thirty steps and bruised considera- Simpson and Warren 20 votes deal to say about whether Brown as bly but not seriously hurt and is able Miller gets Calloway and one half of showed any courage and whether Snin to walk around The horse got Graves 14J votes Gordon was the first to fire 1 he condition scared at the buggy top of the room showed Trigg goes uninstructed but will jm probably bo for Moore or Miller conclusively that Brown had fought They Went Dry desperately for his lifo and that Gor- Â¬ The vote on the liquor question ta- The counties not heard from are Bal don with equal desperation gave him v lardBreckenridgeEdmon8on Fulton ken in Lafayette magisterial district no show It was not a duel beetwen Saturday resulted in a victory for the Grayson Hardin Hart Hickman Â¬ two men equally matched It was At Lafayette the majority Lyon Livingston Meade and Mar- a death struggle between tho enraged drys j of against liquor was 58 while Howell shall Half willthesetoare in tho First husband on one side and his wifes go Moore Miller district and gave a tWothirds vote 108 to 57 or Morrow The others are likely to paramour on the other and it was no There are only two licenses in ef o to Dempsey Richardson or Mc- - time for fair play or giving equal feet in the district and they will exlroy Dempsey has Warren after chances pire during the year This view of tho cape is borne out McElroy 14 votes Mr Demnsev Iollco Court Newt has a strong lead but may not be able by the fact that eight wounds were poay ane ball Judge Hanbery disposed of the to save himself from the combinations iouna on urownswas the one that usually made against the through the door following cases yesterday Ed Long that are leadinsr candidate Richardson will went through his ear as tho directioa cutting and wounding dismissed probably have about 60 or 70 votes shows it went from the bed where Mack Wright breach of peace fined and be a strong second to Dempsoy the struggle at one time was carried 80 Wm Coleman b p dismissed He carried Daviess receiving 100 on Tho other two shots were fired Five cases were continued votes more than all the other candi at Mrs Gordon One hit her and dates together In a convention of the other missed her as she ran down The School Census There 300 at Henderson he was beaten only the steps mortally wounded Esq Alex- Campbell has completed 6 votes tho result standing 151 to were but ten shots and Brown could not have fired any of them as his the white school census of the city for 145 1895 There are 1010 children of There are 277 votes and 189 will bo eight wounds showed Gordons trial yras set for to dav Tho convention school age 478 males and 587 fe- needed to nominate The most elegant line Silks Dress Gbods Trimmings Silk Wiists will be held at Owensboro May 15 but he may not bo able to stand trial males as he is in bad shape mentally Aand to morrow week Millinery Spring Wraps Carpets eto jfever placed on exhibitonih physically THE CHRISTIAN CONVENTION Cutout the Cancer Hustler a The local convention was organized A Smalt Aaslgntnent uH a city V this Dr A J Ashly tho cancer doctor by the election of M D Brown chair Â¬ W H Rhoades denier in general amputated a cancer from the breast man and V R Howell secretary FAIL l of Mrs John Hall of the Manitou It instructed for Richardson without merchandise at Ironton Trigg county M assigned Liabilities neighborhood last week that weighed opposition and was in session but ii has about assets considerably vlest t l8ouDce8Mrs Hall Is now we learn few minutes About 60 deleca- - 11500 sS Ik able to be about her household duties tes were appoint ea wuwena A WB Lt 3Qnoand only one of which will unlock the eafe To every customer whose purchase i nu u ajn ujp frsji a ifv The election of Bchool trustees for Straggle with a Suicidal Maniac the white public schools of Hopkins Gordpn Knew of the Meeting Intercepted Tearful Letters Ills Story of the Struggle Conductor Link Killed at Guthrie ville Saturday was the most spirited TSrowns Dcsderate Fight Wounded and Howell Goes Dry School Consds seen in the Unarmed contest of the kind ever 1 city A determined effort was made rurlous Fight With A Maniac to defeat the re election of Messrs J The mystery surrounding the GordonWm H Brown an inmate of the D Russell and R H De Treville and -Brown tragedy ip Louisville wap Western asylum cut his throat and the attempt was successful in part cleared away by developments subse also stabbed an attendant named The opposition ticket had upon it the to our last report Gordon discov Â¬ Thomasson Saturday nicrht Brown names of Messrs J B Galbreath and ered the infidelity of hie wife through went into J H Johnsons room a W H Faxon and the contest was trusty patient and took the inife opened with the announcement by letters addressed to his colored servant girl which he gave to Mrs Out of his pants pocket about 10 the workers that the issue was to be a Gordon for the girl According to at night Johnson having oclock The room wasvery dark and with the knife he would rush at every one that would put in an appearance Thomasson seized him and received ftn ugly cut in the abdomen He knocked off everything brought to bear upon him by Drs Stone and Smith cutting at them all the time and cutting at his own throat at ev ery opportunity until he had gashed it in a horrible manner and severed the jugular vein which caused in- Â¬ stant death Coroner Allensworth held an inquest Sunday and the jury brought in a verdict of suicide as the result of an unavoidable accident Browns homo was at Cullen Union county and he was admitted at one oclock the same day He vas a man of giant statue strong and muscular and fought like a demon Drs Stone and Smith who went to the help of Thomasson had close calls as Brown narrowly missed cut- Â¬ ting them several times They got hold of him but he was so bloody they could not hold him Thomasson is not fatally hurt nD Hot nnil Close Election for School Trustees THE One Changs In the Hoard I MYSTERY CLEAREOUP IN THE CORDON BROWNTRAGEDY tired re H ANDERSON CO Main and 10th Sts fHAT GREAfJ- - artmetit Store offers t RACKEW v change in the management of tue schools This brought out a number of active workers who had grievances against Prof Dietrich the superintendent and it likewise brought into activity many friends of the school who were opposed to any effort to in- Â¬ terfere with its present management or to embarass Prof Dietrich in his work with an unfriendly board of trustees The old ticket at once forged to the front on this issue which it turned out was being used without the knowledge of Mr Galbreath As soon as he heard of it he declared that he was not running to antagonize Prof Dietrich that hovas warmly in favor of the superintendent and at once took charge of his own contest and declared that he was making the race upon his own merits at the request of friends Air Russell also conducted his own canvass and by noon Russell and Galbreath were about 40 votes ahead and the race was moving along quietly and the voting appeared to be about over about 250 votes having been cast But about 2 oclock a full force of workers again took the field to overcome Mr Russells lead and elect Mr Faxon Mr Galbreath having by that time run far ahead of all the candidates This fight was so fiercely waged thatr about 200 more votes were brought out and Mr Russell was hard pressed when the polls closed at I oclock He was re elected by only tit LkPfatitll- J I T l tc u H8T H9lt JB JJWftifcftR ft we weselloutaiidrfjlj tM JJKir jecA iRnxriEss SEE OUR GRAND FAYOSTCG tO SPRING STOCK Nothing Like it In the City k f TpSFE Sf TMEM 1rjiini- RICHRDS j rk b r u J t ti ill IP If m jf i y RANT AS A JR M jlb Jte- ox r an SOLDIE pW saii f ifflu tfAtl7 F KV JVW 7JT rGenTGnwt im- - dSFnopfew iiy 1fcard tKat f AH SL 3E33E m aw it - He Showed tho Military an Early Afire vSol Beading- for April tho Annlver ryaftajeareat Uenorals IUrtU rinco II JfatarjnutorteDWlll Where He Properly Oolongs ix wzu t Im1 direction or directions Gen Grant showed the military spirit -- at an early age Ho received a inost tWrltton for This Paper Writers aro prone to seek strong antitheses and henco we find great stress laid upon the fact that a Galena clerk was transformed within a brief two years into n general in command of tho greatest army of modern times Such a statement is misleading and only partially true It demanded tho wildest fancy of a poets brain to conceive of a Mlncrya springing fnll- armed from the brow of Jove Search will bo mado in vain in all history to tfind a sjnglo instance of an untrained man meeting great emergencies of any kind Genus has been defined wcjl as tho result of long discipline in n given GRANT AT TIIE BEGINNING OP HIS MII ITAKY CAREER i Hi r u 1 jcareful training in one of the best mil- Â¬ itary schools of he ago whero if his scholarship was not brilliant ho cer- Â¬ tainly excelled in all tho qualities that combine to mako a good soldier Later ho took a creditable part in tho Mexi Â¬ can campaign following which he rtm Idered efficient service as an officer in itho trying frontier service He resigned from tho army finally not because he wearied of soldierly duty but for tho reason that the routine life in times of peace afforded no opportunities for the display of tho martial spirit that so preeminently stamped his character Tho lifo at Galena was merely an ep isodo in his career a brief season of fit-Â¬ ful resiing out of which ho gladly emerged to enter upon a work that was destined to bo crowned with immortal- Â¬ ity of famo Whatever may bo said of his ndminls rtration as a civic ruler and it should not lie forgotten thvt time softens tho asperities of politicil itnfp as well as it subdues if it does not altogether ob- literate the passions born of divergent opinions none can deny to him many iof the qualities of a reat general There are English critics besides some on this side of the groat waters who deny to him what they aro pleased to Theso writ- Â¬ term strategic potency by no means united ers however are among themselves as to what constitutes strategy thdrein in tog wise dif fering with others who discuss tho character and conduct of military What might be properly heroes termed strategy under given conditions would prove utter folly when tho Gen Grant environment changed was givqn a problem to solve and ho accomplished his task along his own lines Others may have worked it out more quickly along different lines but tho fact remains that all others who rundertook it failed A man of calm courage ineffably collected under all conditions he was at all times a man of action Whenever he waB present idleness and Inaction were Appointed to discipline Impossible and drill the forces at Cairo ho soon made his historic move- 4 uuman ui in mat ins cuuih in Â¬ variably war stamped by great slaugh- Â¬ ter This implication he himself brushed asldo with theexplanation that all war is bloody and that that general is tho best friend of peace who hastens k to ita end He further stated that tha commander who hesitated to dislodge an enemy from a desired point because it might demand tho sacrifice of life scarcely deserved to win a victory War was to him tho sure road to a lasting peace and ho sought by every means in his power to mako tho journey a Bhort one It was his fixed conclusion that the briefest war showed tho few Â¬ est casualties and the least amount of human suffering Common fairness should suggest the in justice of comparing Grants cam Â¬ paigns with tho memorable ones of Europe for tho plain reason that tho conditions of tho former wore utterly dissimilar to those of the latter Ours was a civil war of vast proportions which brought into requisition every possiblo energy of all the sections of tho country There was very good reason why tho contest should not be protracted indefinitely and in this Grant was keenly alive to the situation It is slander ngriinst a bravo and noble peoplo to underestimate tho besot raents of the commander of tho union forces By common consent there was fair reasbn for honest difference as to the right of a stato to secede from tho Unquestionably the south union maintained tho secession vlev with en- Â¬ thusiasm Her people were thoroughly united courageous and fired with pa- Â¬ triotic determination to resist all in- Â¬ vasion and coercion to tho shedding of tho last drop of blood Tho leaders of the southern nrmips were experienced soldiers thoroughly equipped fpr their stations and well qualified to inspire confidence and obedience in their fol- Â¬ lowers The ordinary courage of tho southern soldiers was intensified in tho knowledge that they were fighting upon their own soil in defense of their homes and firesides True Grant had the advantage of numbers but St is also truo that ho was at the disadvan Â¬ tage usually of acting on the offensive Gen Grant realized at am early day in the contest that the recuperative powers of the south hadtheiirsefc limitations that tho southern armies could not recruit now men continuously and that its resources might fee exhausted Ho recognized the fact that after each heaw blow of battle the strength of the south waned visibly and liko tho trained athloto ho followed tip blow Con- Â¬ with blow in quick succession fession of theso plain facta is no discredit to tho people or the leaders pf tho section which vvasovercome That they mado a skiUedV energtetio and heroic attempt to establish their cause is an admitted fact of history which pfefll WE IttfctflQAN i DOllLAlk r hi WMrHrchMtf MttarfSfMch To Our Dollar Did 1h 1873 Referring to a quotation in the Bir mingham Age Herald from a speecti de- Â¬ livered fall by Congressman Olare of Alabamai jn regard tojthe silver cr rency of Mexico tho New York Post wants to kftow what tho alegentlemaw meant by his remarks Cbngressmam Clarke is represented a4 making the same old remark about tle Mexican dollar Ho said that tho JKexican dollar although it has niOre atlrer in it than tho American dollar woald buy enly half as much and gave- as tho reason that the faith and credlit of the United States acre pledged to lteep our dollar at a- parity With goM iei ArrX1tMAN the wJcflriy known W1 Ut after ytmr of study aw o perfect his system of Mail treatme t- - Ibat he ctsx maw awre tfc tick suffering a perment cure at tint homesa4at a prfce that is aH lihlatrly - Thousands ar availing tBw 1 selrtm of tlt gJden opporttaaity and hfcs- dreds of teattaioiiUIs are on lite allowing tbe efficacy or Mvrfreataent BPiii at mm lr- r i TJi iH stM SS im Ti re n 7E fi im j l rtc ok j w m nr var Mf ia rr oat nx m iuii WlA mA t v ytv The Leader 1 im a i i ai A rfihll lMw insrmrvzr All Cfaronlc Di onaorf Treated Uatahbh bnONCHIAl ACH 11 Vr TR0UBLt8AirT8T0M- - eArrW anp tuns NEURALGIA arer here iflEjfKS iarA8C8tnvt8rriT8 ncrvous ctwaustion Win diseases rheuMATISMAfID LIVCn AND BOWEL The Post twits the able gentleman about this remark and wants to1 know what bearing it bos on the situation The real meat of the wholo husiwrsa is this That tho Mexican dollar will buy ju3t ad much tonlay as our Ameri- Â¬ At that can dollar would buy in 167 date so far as the vodue of our curron cy was concorned wb wero a little bov low tho Mexican basfe for our greom- back dollar was at a discount in gold while oui gold dollar vras at a discounts as compare with tW Mexican silver dollar We wcro not oIy on the MexÂ¬ ican basis lut below it Let the gold bugs consider this situation a moment and the tell us how our civilization stood the strain The gold dollar commanded is premium over our greenback dollar aaid the Mexican dollar commanded b premium in gold And yet our people seesaed to bo getting along cry well in 1373 until the demonetization of silver reacting on international values precipitated a panic Our people showed bo signs of adopting any form of Mexican civiliza Â¬ tion or of retrogadingi On tho con- Â¬ trary they wore progressing rapidly until tho dcmonotlznrtion panic fell upon them They resumed their prog- Â¬ ress in 1878 when the Bland All ison act partially arrested the declle of values and prices toad they continued i pros per until thecloso of tilie- Indian mints in June 1808 created ajuolher disturb most The bpst scientific treatment for air rrua r nmsts Quick nndpirmniicBt cares guaranteed Ne treatirarnt for PJIBS and UICttKS Younor oW mun taMring Jrorn wdney BLADtSTR UBIfKAHVOISCASeShLOOD PBMONing weakness on sxKAttvTtoH actuauy re- Â¬ stored to vigor health amdliappiness DrApplcraahBBaWQcMtedwithhlmafnll staff of expert specialise who caref ullyeon sider each case tuul prepare the proper rem- Â¬ edies CousultaStow aad opinion frbe by mall Treatment furmsed at thelow rateof 2 TO a PER MONTH Write lis freely aotlifuiryand enclose starp for symptom blank- - No I Catarrh No a Ior Slen No 3Kor Wotnen Address THE APPLEMAN MEDICINE CO i L J573 E 43d ST CHICAGO ift wrmst auct Urn taste pricesttMiUyfery purie S r T TTJ s h agjfJbn- t AVe will show an eleantiinAof Handsome fyattejriL Hats a2 lniA ylaaywmattonWout SUMMER OPENING ti ri We aro aYsc receiving ntiw things in fancy Hair Pans Caps Corsets Hosiery Chamuerlams aar Si Belt Buckles Veiling- - infaritB Silk Gloves Mitts Embroideries Acertain ouro or Chronic Sore Eyo better Salt Rhoinuv Scald Head Old Chronic Sort Tover Sores C3emv Itch Praivio Scratvjites Scro NippTu1 and Piles It is cooling and soothing Hundreds of oasa have been cored h It after all otSor treatment tui iailoii It la pat up In S3 vnd w wouc uotv R 0 Hardwjck TaitteylwiiiiU JBILKV33E WAYNE vr Stamped LinnonBtetc JjLP v U I At J v JiLjJLJJI VX t r tU S i 11 Mme Flewrette m i Mn OWTWENTi wUhMfcany Sfatrad meaiwnti nrn ki-tir jcMmitclK ill AIUDtleHJIf Oik ibt tkj9 1UUI2DM or MM by tmSil Myvmm rt AddrMa r 3ftitt ITQay t 9tS bydfBtilitj h JltTiff tkln M4rirhtUBdlLashhv mIl fcr i t I and it is borne oubw facts that cannot yniT ncrcenfv kcbviaab nili be controverted The only changeItsetsDOwnrfullr KninuliiklT iCKrcsiWuer tL fall YounKnwrftxeffttto JestmsnhoodcJilt place since- othersrecovoTyoutniniwiitJii fins takem that raen inieiywaa that time- is- - bhati tho gold dolr arttecd to cure NonvroiuiWM Lost Vitality yighUJBrotettaIPown tho money representing Imuatency Fnlllnse MafUMTrVMna- Mle lar aad either ex extttti ami gold have more than doubled in value Mtua And all e1frli eti JK ama nrconsumption inMstreticm Wttrd3tllnjnl7 and The United States dollar is worth twoi Dont let drnsTRlsta lmiioso aworUDcsa snbatltuto ow Decansa idim on aui Mexican dolhurs iiu Mexico becau3eltt too TKWEAB AtjSBteoKWeefid for rv Iriff Can bo carried in Vttrt pocket Piepah plain w TVf will buy twietf as mmeh wheat cotton per 81 per box or 6 for W5 with A Fodtlvt Oiiurnntee Soldby or Refund tim tho Mexican dol- - WrittenPamphlAtf roe to Onre dmjtalAta AdaniM corn iron Money JUEIHCAIj ABSK Chicnao lar will buy ln Mexico Everything Sold by R C Hardwicii that the labor pfr the people produces La this country has beon depreciated 4oi Less than half value as compared with the gold doilarwhilo the prodmcts THE of the peoplo of Mexico remain a tieir TURHIKG old leyeL In 1S73 our dollar would by less than tho Mexican dollar commands POtRT in Mexico to day At this moment our dollar will buy twico as much as tho Has been reachedwhen Mexican dollar and the additional you begin to value is stolen out of the sweat and nave JPalpito hardships of the people Atlanta Con- Â¬ tion of the stitution Heart difTHE RATIO QUESTION ficulty in ance of vaiaos There is another fftcfc to whieh we desire to aall the QbtcntSoa of thoso who may have beeni confused by the arguments- of igncran or reckless editors to wit That the Mexican dol- Â¬ lar will puTchaso jpst as much now as it did in 1373 perilaps little more This is tha testimony- - oS all intelligent men who have studied tho situation Sold bvR C HARDWICR Jf a Opening of v m FINKMILLINERY nmx I 2 MMtl 54 imihy 9DAli lifOfly WDM r f it J 1 f nnn nrrmprs rnpsp arfi srrittciiiiiTJuriBU yuuujw tHTare not rosWm OTstylQJc M pices ma in keep- are ssuiulpssedlgtIiy ttt- A cordial invitation extended to all V Ladies you shluldTnbtj fail ft geJM imported Hats w w rt I T rFjfK Qyj tan T MVjr4 uow mg rue naraiTtimes my motto to piease T est pricesvand latest styles I also have a first class4mnfeg Miss Clara Essingtonof Cin- J St tlx-e-i- r cinnati Terms Cash mm CORNER 3TH BOWLING GREEN MRSDA lylAIN LAYN S0UTHERH TWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER CNE MANAGEMENT Jin READV FOR THE GRAND REVIEW is only strengthened by admission of thesagacity and skill of the general through whose leadership final victory was brought to tho union arms If ho was deficient in what Europeans term strategy he was abundantly suppled with strong common sense an apt appreciation of the energy courage and skill of his adversaries alid an in vincible tenacity of purpose in the exeHe could not be cution of his plans persuaded that tho Issue of a single i n vf fi Bf GRANT AS GENERAL down upon Don to ly afterward boro olsrrfandFort Horiry Then followed r It Bhotold Shiloh Iuka and Corinth fMf1je borno in miud too that whilo suc- -- ment upon Ilclmont and direot Cv Vm Ks rh tftheipQmtneipmJiuwwH vawar iUnragqnUriXvlace1Ui4 pommand Trrrvrvrrr zra cesses wcro accompanying his every movement in tho west the union efforts usually followed by nistAV8ref mmjmm saifeftjKSsi savs At present there is no real certainty about tho calling of such a conference but tho probabilities seem to preponder- Â¬ It will set you up and make a new ate largely In Its favor At such a person of you For sale hy gathering ono of the gravest points of discussion must be the adoption of a R O Hardwick druggist What reduced valuation of silver ratio between the two metals would VSSxXS featify tho conservative European na- Â¬ tions it is not worth while to speculate upon but no doubt they would insist material departure battle determined the strength or upon a standard of 15 to 1 from tho of an army but with present weakness tentative energy looked to the cumula- It is therefore desirable that public The opinion favoring an international moth tive results of many battles eyes but a odotsettling this question should mako Wilderness was m his insist Â¬ scene in tho act of the great war its influence felt as against any EuropCURES NOTHING BUT PILES a week ence upon proposals whicli tho drama and ho sliiftcd it within ean powers might be counted upon to for another great bloody presentation SURE and CERTAIN CURE European co operation So before Petersburg in tho great final reject imown torMS voars astho would be impossible without the adop Â¬ act day after day the worlc of slaughBEST REMEDY for PILES1 silver more or of tering went on whilo the enemy tion of a revaluationthe reduced market HOII r Bt AM BltUOOISTSUU1U jHmi steadily and surely grow less strong to less approximating BT EICHAEDEOIT HSU may almost be said value1 of silver bullion resist Ilenco it Mr Clews get without exaggeration that his move- Â¬ And pray where didinformation con- Â¬ ments during tho war presented an al- any such remarkable l There Valley Ralfway most continuous array of fqree against cerning European sentiment of Chanpo in Time 0 ho force and a constant clangor of death has never been any material conflictra- Â¬ Taking Effect Sunday Sept M dealing arms Finally ho accepted European opini jt in regard to the 23rd 1894 so far a i bimetaUiits are concerned peace as the most ulesscu poon oi a tio in- Â¬ f cx TJUINSCOINjO S0UWI- - jL- f common country and rejoiced that tho The European bimetallisms are all all No anally V Kofi Dalln sound of war was heard no more in all ternational blmetallists They are sil- Â¬ Jlall Rxyixel lairKxress agreed that the reduced value of tho land ver is in fact an appreciation of goid The time has not yet arrived to prop7MitmJTfStiSum iiAiiMiit tmiim erly estimato tho military character and that iWs duo to the damqnetizh- I and work of Can Grant The events tion of silver by a number of countries m fftlSi T3TA SSSfSL6 P DeKpvenftT8 anycheapeninfr of produc Jn which lie bo prominently figured aro and not to Â¬ HW ia7f8154 p m Marlon of too recent date and too many of tion or anyvotber natural cause Hav once established that principle it 8 pm tno movers in them are now living to ing U 33 a in Cerulean Bprlugs 863pm 1149 a m expect that justice shall be dealt out to necessarily fqllows that the remonetl vr Grucey 15pm Uopkfnsvllle 1210 pm Him His former foes arc not likely zation of silver will restore the old NORTH BQDND tho magnanimous terms ho market ratio and that if all nations to forget NodDally No 1 Dally gavo to Lee at Appomattox nor his de- Â¬ adopt tho same ratio it will mako tho Mail Express C3 Mall Expreus purpose of resistance in their market value stable Even tho moreÂ¬ termined 646 a mi2i5p m v Hopkusvllle behalf when a misguided Chief execu- Â¬ intelligent gold monometalHsts con715 a m 66pm Princeton Indianapolis Sentinel 603 p ni 814 uvxKl Marion tive Boon afterward sought to sot aside cede this S1T 707pai DeKoven thoso conditions by arresting and bring- Â¬ A Utonch Morganfleld 064am742pm 816pm io2tf Oorydon ing to trial those to whom ho had Hon Richard P Uland whon Inter-Â¬ 840 p m 1060a in pledged protection Tho sublime and viewed on Mr Clovolanda letter to the l Henaeraou aup m 1135 a m Kvankvllle CQ pathetic manner of his dying contrib- Â¬ Chicago committee said Gold mono LOCAL VKK1UUT uted to tho allaying of much of tho motalllsm is a stench in the oyes of the y 716 a mi Dally Lv Prlncevon feeling that had been cherished against common people Gold standard money ArHopklniJvllle ioo0am expressions of kindly re Â¬ for the bondholders and the hankers him and tho 600 p ni Lv 730 n m gard and sympathy that poured in as but the sufforinfja of tho industrial At Princeton glad sunlight after a season of cloud mabsee from silver demonetization wjll UN10NTOWN BBANOU and darkness tended to brighten the not be endjired longer without a strug South Bound DallyT hours of his dissolution Tho closing glo thollkp of which this countryjhas Ly Uniontowa 430 pm 740 a i Anva of liin remarkable career offer the not jiaan since the late civil war Mr Vr Uorijanfleld apBVowp s5- 7he Itemonetlzatlon of Silver W1U Restore tio Old market Hutj That extraordinary Wall stroot finan cier Mr Henry Clews has again man- Â¬ ifested his interesting lack of informa- Â¬ tion on what ho writes about by a dis- Â¬ sertation on tho ratio question Ho breathing Busmsss Gollere COWLING turning over Your blood is impure you need a vaitG0im ESTABLISHED IN F Moo 1670 bi b5 ifgniiii J4EATS SflSRfrRmiiR TO GREEN BUSINESS COLLEGE I SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL ThecrreatBuslnessTralniBsSchoololfheSoutlil Teachers Sdentlhc and Classic Enullsh Music Art and Elocution provided Book Keepire Short hand Telegraphy Type 1 Courses Vritln2 and Penmanship Pupils can 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solicitor and niece of genaioiGuinot of Ambroise in the de- On July s HUog in Eairhaven- Wash tpacteieutOf Indre etrLoire There itbyjasesolutian passed unanimously il0ii8fl5j at the age of twentythree Xl the jCaMtrawtl council of that city is tyearj jMis 3elluot became Mmc AL empttfawraIlaiRtion and all otherior- - FeUxjureV She was a bcauUful i lnancesJ3itRnilvitaordinanr canines brittottRwithJ jet black hair artdSDark- Wi loner afethe AUh1 1vr TTn Is sot a llineyoipt JTWd daughters have blessed this handsomeiiBTilauii and his name is aiot tnnionand Antoinette the younger is TjtlIty TiieyallMmtHphb andbeihas 4l uwBfjeMta V svwry pb Qie liirrgbn 2 raheMlttreiHi tAepP If Said to He pew y a KWyIffnkt1fo ffhe itorv 3ime bus oneujus misneitmnu useless aisamulMabbddy coveredHepifh t the scarSOfimanyUfceonflict In smme 11 i imun U4t4 VW WIR lIV WV ennMlX T1I5 Vt 1 W iug- u uiiiiutii Jj- f garment Hbat lhasibeen the home of moths Bst Hiis heart i is right and Job bas retninefllhe inspect of theenxirp 11 commmiiiyasRersinceTiiit5iauoi J i up in the PtogetSoimcauntry thien tG3 four y ears anga NohodyiaamyB viiVWcone tame froany liioy pay if says the CacagojKceonL if IVmhat he drifted ihi with the tide of Tin-way when i inanity that jflftvteU tthhtv t t every thin fura pcosReroua Nbr has A anyone claimed ownership He liTed ujp in the street until lheihecame faraons fci f ii BtiJJiD jti j 0 M MB ilf Vi It waK6vho pcomisvJdtoUeadthein in thedestructiou of ithe City The chief Si police was u fbrayo fellpw and if li to J treated with Uae greatest consideration Theieis no doinall lo country that has j more frieadS5tKanheand histi-i-- ti havioris snchjBsitd iindicaio thathe laJiHBCU lUUii ifiuring the lab6r fcO VWUV1 troublesj xnerewas a narrow escape from a1 riot flefferal thousand railwby laborers of all naliioxialitiest crazed with drink and passion threatened to loot adciiburnthtpwt anHtliey gathered in one of the principal streets to listqn to incendiary talkers who Tnivised them to do so The leader of tlieitriobvasia worthless drnnlten fellow who had neverdone an honest days labor iuiiis life a far as anyone knew but haua giftof gab and spcat inostcjf his time making speeches to the strikers and stirring themiipto jniscliief v unu macu ucia1 aiu iw I nrriT7nrtrSnt rnKi IWWV J- uuiuc iuo -ma lift So whfirn -- i MME FAUHE 1miavre 1 1 S J it x y UE SVyED Tiv3ieniDciJfe A CITT patrolmen dared go 2bxtoithe3iwl an arrest the agltaior edecidfliltoaoeo himself Ileiorcedi Ms OTaylhrougha mob of morelihau Hhxse thousand tinen grabbed tbe drunken OTtor bj the collar ciked him offaQrygoods box from whleb he Come atong was speaking aud jsaid witli nxe A thojisand fists were clenched a Ahqusanfl revplvers were drawn a thousand men had stones or bricks or clubs in their hands and the nervy policeman stoctti alone among them But lis lung to the collar of his prisoner a3 tried to drag him along Then came a sene of inde- scrioaDle xcjteraenx A irutlian arose before the chief of police and ordered him to release the orator ad wben ho cdeclined startjd to attack Shim Just tiien a huge dog seemed to spring out ijE the earth No one nofcice him be Â¬ ware and no one saw where loo came rom Providence sent him to disperse theit mob and lie did it With a roar like that of a wild beast ho sprang at ihe tjiroat of the ruffian who was inter Â¬ fering1 with the chief of police nd fastened his fangs in his flesh There were a tremendous outcry and con- Â¬ fusion Everybody ran from the po Â¬ liceman to release tlie rufllan from the dog for the two were rolling over and over in the1 street cdvered1 with blood and dust This enabled the officer to slip tho crowd with his prisoner and tip him into a hack which drove has Â¬ tily aivay before they were missed The man was finally released from Pie dog but not until he was so badly bitten that he had to be taken to the hospitalraad with many kicks and cuffs and bruises from clubs and stones the enterprising brute managed to get out of the crowd But tno diversion broke up the mdb and drove out of Hoir minds au tnongntot arson ana piunqer and they did nbr stop talking about thifcfctlent for several days Itwaa a good illustration of the peqlritlesoiUJiymanwnaturA that the moo gaye ine tjog morpynpzvtny man they offered to the man and from that dtiy there was nothing t09 good for himThey jried to teach him to beer but he al jvay fusedMaajiiwhllePaccopfed the atten Â¬ tions oCiho Wrhs 1vitkug3ityhe kept iigAdistanco and remajned with tlie law andrder party totiie end of ttHe drink-whisky--anIV- Although asI have saUlAIme Flix Faure is but little kqovvni iiiat does n6mean she has not sympathized with herllxusband in his eventful life Cer tainly ithe larger share of M Faures Buccessisdue to the helpful influence of Ms wife Tho borne life of 31 and 3Ime Faure had always been charming iMmc Faure is a very intelligent woman and her wit and humor aro proverbial She does not care for the gay world as she dearly loves her home but she knows how to entertain with perfect gracp The JHtml Officers who attended her re- Â¬ ceptions iintheministry of marine were charmed with ilme Faurps manner as a hostess and all who know her say inat she will be an ornament ito ttiheSElysee palace 3Ime Faure always remains in her own apartments until noon tho hour for dejeuner ia la ifourchette but the president rises sit S oclock and at 0 ha is in his study lie then reads the documents left over from the previ ous evening and while perusing them he smokes a euryed pipe called a pipe do chasse Regularly at 10 minutes before 8 the president returns to Jhis dressing room changes his clothes jand at 8 oclock he is ready to give audience or to work with his secre taries Mine Felix Faure is being fgreatly assisted in her duties as first lady of the land by her ldesb Uaugh tec 3Ille Lucie Faure a very beaut- Â¬ Lucie iful jgirl 516 years old- - Mile jis ilike her mother intelligent witty talented and very literary She ls fond of poetry writes poems with great facility and willingly recites them to her friends 3Illi Faure is sften her fathers secretary and last jjiear she accompanied him to Egypt where both wore very well received As il have said the second daughter is jmacried ftL Berge although by pro- Â¬ fession an engineer does not practice ne 28 very wealthy and owns immense properties near Havre In winter 31 and Mme Berge live in a splendid flat 31 13 Sue Pierre Charron Paris Berge is very much interested in agri Â¬ culture and cattle raising Because of their youth and enthusiasm 3Ime Berge and 3IUe Eaure are giving a tone of gayety to the Elysee recep- Â¬ tions This is a decided change for the better as these receptions were al Â¬ ways very cold and formal THE LATE DON PEDRO JJrltUh Connolsfleunf KegarJed II lm as the Uulldoc of tho Centtiry By the members of the Bulldog club of London and the iJfancy in general Don Pedro was regarded as the bulldog of the century if not of all time As a the ami WIflunrlton LlfoVpf the anTlhatiQallor v One of tho featurespf life in England yr r A r kfeA in iiiu nuubc uuuu un a euuiuici icor vr i dence Instead ofjwearing himself out Fvrdlns Crumbs to llanttry Hlrdg Is i Unfailing Iurt of Ills Dally Routine and exhausting his pure byHgoing to a Ho Eat Moderately or Very watering place your wealthy-Englishnaiir1 fman hires a tugboat to tow lils floating ihome up the Thames and rests him The recent brilliant receptions nt tho content angling for fish that never Berlin chancellery have given tho im- Â¬ bite and smoking The inventor of pression that Chancellor Prince Hohen the house boats is unlmown Encyclo- lohe affects tho stylp of the grand peuius uro uiscrcetiy suenty ine seignior living in luxury and pomp subject afld a careful research of loug quite unknown in Wilhdlmstrasso dur- - pstablished English journals fails to ing tho days of Bismarck and Caprivi find any mention of the term previous Count von Schoenborn Wiescnthicd to 1884 In some inscrutable way chief of tho chancellors special bureau though it has become known that a certain merchant a perfumer in Bond lohedaily life which throw light on streetiLondon made use bf the first his personal tastes and inner character house boat In English waters as long The chancellor rises in winter at 7 ago as the year 1805 He adopted the and in summer much earlier After idea of having a movablP summer cot- coffee with a buttered roll he smokes a cigarette At 730 he begins his work over l the morning mail lie often scanfr his letters as ho walks in thei til garden at the same time scattering icrumbs among the birds in the path sparrows and blackbirds iPigeons gather round him when he sits down They are quite tame as he has made them his pets ever since ho moved into Wilheimstrasse 1Sunor rain cold or warm ho has not forgotten for a single day his engagement to feed them At 0 oclock he goes to his workroom the one from whicli Bismarck and Ca- Â¬ SIDE ELEVATION OF HOUSE DOAT privi directed the affairs of tho empire The furniture has not been changed tage on the waves and ho lodged bis It is fyussame as in the days of the iron family intthat unique fashiqnfpr pverj chancellor and the old emperor At any par Â¬ 020 the daily official routine opens with nfseasons without attracting ticular attention from his neighbors the rdpbrls from the aids and tho counbe- Â¬ cillors of the foreign office The chief Sindothat time house boats havo come popular in England and tho of the press bureau brings in foreign capital is and domestic newspaper clippings Thames just above thealong tho full of shore them anchored all pasted on official foolscap and so ar sometimes in ranged as to eoiivcy tlie most informa- Â¬ niates walkso neur together that tho the across from one boat to tion with the least weariness of spirit pas- Â¬ About 1230 the ministers half hour other by a conveniently arranged sage way for consultation with their chiefs be- Â¬ llecently a company has been organ- Â¬ gins A minister whose business isnot ized in New York for the purpose of finished at 1 is invited to eat luncheon house boats with the chancellor who usually has at building and renting the table also the princes or other famiHow a Liar Was Called Down lies of the Hohenlohe family The meal In St Paul an army officer was en- Â¬ consists of cold meats eggs and teaJ tertaining a party of friends to dinner With his tea the chancellor takes an Â¬ and among them was a civilian who other clgaretto after which he drives was an entertaining story teller but Very improbable in his statements On this occasion ho told of his being off the Capo of Good Hope in an Indiaman when a floating object was discovered which proved to be a cask whereon a man was seated clinging to a small Of course he staff in the bunghole was invited to come aboard but he re- Â¬ Im very comfor- Â¬ fused and said table here Im bound for the Cape Can 1 take letters there for you Amid the silence which followed this incredi- Â¬ ble yarn a gray haired colonel arose For years I have and said gravely been trying to find some one belonging to that ship to return thanks for the kindness shown me on that occasion Sir I was At last I am able to do so THo i HTS VERY ENGLfSrW t 4 Slnife Dom8 How J Wealthy -A if kvl Idve Professional Cards TTbank JITHakbery V Bell- mm 1 re HANBERY ft BELL V X V T Tm M 4 rt Practice In the Conrt8 of Christian and ad olnlng counties Office City Hall building Court Square HOPKINSVILLE KY W S WITHERS jj J1pNKlNE ImmuJlf MASHVILt To THE AT LAW OfSce over I North SLF Plasters Bank HOPKINSYILLE mi KY L ii FBAHK RIYESr ROUTE OF THE CHICAGO and NASHVILLE IMITED HopkinsyilleJ OmcElwithrJudge I Ky the D- - Landes In McDanlelfBlockcornerGth nnd Main THE ONLY Pullman VoBtibulad Train Service with Newest and Finest Say Coaches Sleepors and Sininr Oars FROM Andrew Seeirgent M PHYSICIAN And SURGEON OFHOEi CUt Court Room 5 THE fro SOUTH Flltvand Main streets oppoaltf Terre Haute Indianapolis CHICAGO Milwaukee S H Painter est Prices H and - Skerritt Paper Hanger and at Low Â¬ to D R BeariS St Paul THE ALL WORK Done wltliNtatneEsanclDlspfttch AND ALL POINT8 IN NORTH AND NORTHWEST Ctf SHOP 8th street next olilce Hopkinsville Ky L Kodoebs Mr F P Jeffries General Passenger Agt Evansville Terre Haute R R Evnnpville Ind JOHN ECHOLS ST JOHN BOYLE Southern Passenger Agt Chattanooga Tenn DR PRESTON THOMAS PHYSICIAN and SURGE0 Office over Bank HopkinsviUe HOPKINSVILLE KY Receivers IOFFICE HOlRS -- Day and Nlghtl 60 65 SW TO Junius Ofiiice over C McDaviti THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE Louisville Evansville DENTIST Kellys Jewelry Store HOPKINSVILLE - - - Ky AD Cincinnati AND ALL POINTS Doricourt w c- - Shook 00RIG0URT TO 5HQQK f LEADING House Sign and Decorative Memphis Yicksburg New Orleans AND ALL POINTS Limited Trains and Perfect Service Connecting nt Memphis with through trains to all points in SOUTH t GrainerB and Paper Hangers f Office on Ninth Street opposite Galther 8a Wests Tobacco Warehouse Hopkinsyille Ky 1 CHANCELLOR UOUENLOUE tlie man on that cask Princo Alexander of nohenlohe Schlllingfuerst the chancellors son will marry the dowager prinoess of Holms Braunfels in June She is eight years hissenior Skunk Farm lo officials and politicians He walks back to the chancellery receives a fresh batch of official reports and at 780 goes to the family dinner The bill of fare is far from elaborate After soup and fish comes tho familiar dish known as Bayrischo rindfleisoh undgemucse plain boiled beef with vegetables Sweets and cheese complete the meal Various wines are served but tho chancellor drinks very sparingly of only ono sort usually limiting himself to a single glass of light Alsatian A glass of beer after dinner and a cup of coffee with a big Havana cigar aro the last items of his menu At ten oclock ho retires to his work Â¬ room and resumes his labors with his interminable correspondence At mid- Â¬ night he goes to bed It is a simple hard working life varied only occasionally by receptions or court functions Tfte relief is not frequent and is not welcome for the chancellor is not fond of social duties Although well along in life and aging noticeably under his now burdens the chancellbr is still devoted to the pas time of walking During his holidays he tramps across country climbs Mountain peuks and hunts the cham Â¬ ois The repuuation of the Hohcnlohes as entertainers is preserved by the princess whoso grand balls and recep- Â¬ tions maintain the traditions of an open and hospitable house to the reichstag to remain until the ad- Â¬ journment He passes only a small part of his time with the deputies however He works in his office quite remote from the house usually talking over state business with conspicuous Arkansas and Texas Rates Tickets lVWV Hole Henderson and all information will be furnished ou application to your nearest ticket agent means1 So much more than Health In Poor Entirely new and first class in all respects Excellent Sample Rooms T B LYNCH Jcneral Passencer Acent Louisville Kr nd service unequalod in the city On Doublo Car Line oUISVILLE ST LOUIS TEX C F L P Kl 1 eidereb Proprietors A8 RAILWAY - Ky Henderson SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAT No 53 1 1806- 61 FIRST NATIONAL WEST BOUND Daily 7 No 7 Dally BARBER SHOP W W GRAY vou imagine serious and fatal diseases result from trifling ailments neglected Dont play with Natures greatest gift health Brandenburg Irvlngton Stephensport Cloverport Hawesvllle Lewlsport Owensboro Spotsvllle Ar Henderson EAST BOUND Lv Louisville West Point 25pm 8 04 p m 880pm 9 10 18 10 69 OSOpin 45am I 99 p m 10 28a m 928pml0 50am 54 pm pm 11 Id 11 40 840 am 0 17 a m 45am PROP S NINTH ST NEAR MAIN am am SHAVING 10 SHAMPOOING 25 HAIR CUTTING 1145 12 10 No 7 20 7 43 3 pm 12 22 am pm 108pm Nothing but first class work and 1 ao p m am done in latest fashion 62 25nl alt Dally No 64 Daily SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Browns Kidney and Liver Troubles r fnnetlnitlnn vuu DIa4 TiaA r uiuuu Alalarla Nervous ailments Womens complaints Neuralgia I Cltt- niltv thf t4t1ttlA tt Utm iirAfaa1 aI cu tr iii rr wrapper All tiaa vtuoacusub others are st tutes un receipt nf two ic stamns we will send set of Ten Beautiful World Fair View and book free aMjiiiiii ii J Iron itters and its I It Cures Dyspepsia medicinewhich is crown a iron xi ties cure benefit comes from the very first dose it wont stain your teeth pleasant to take ii u out of sorts weak and Renerall ex- Â¬ hausted nervous have no appetite and cant work begin at once tak Â¬ ing the most relia Ifyouarefecllne Lv Henderson Ar Ioulsvlllo Spottavllle Owensboro Lewlsport Hawesvllle Cloverport tstepnensport Irvlngton Brandenburg West Point a m 255pm a m 8 10 p m 8 80am 4 00pm 9 18am 4X5pm 9 87 a ni 4 59 p m 10 05am 6 24pm 10 28 a m b iapm 11 05 a m iisupm 11 ai n m C5Spm 12 05 p m 7 85am 1 00 p m 8 80 a m WHEN YOU G oTo LOUISVILLE Have your Photograph made at For further Information address H C Moeduk A G P A or Louisville Ky WL WYBRANTtS new studio No 580 Fourth Avenup Mills OwrnsboroKy Louisville -i- Ky HE ahw Through 1 Trunk Line between the cities o TIIBj rATE BON VEDHO When you - gothrpugh anMndian camp yOucahJsee redand green sacks standing against the1 sides mi th to- pees carried on mo uacieioi Jlttle girls by means of a bJantiyyhJch is broad fastenedat tno otvaistwiM lonfliPriCnlt orbeinff fockail to riTfl 1m -v - rv K by theftyiod initho bousfdsof tljo cot tonwobu trees Tho60 iBaok3 are In Â¬ dian 6raes Somethnes if iliooamp i tUarch of is going on a long JbuU5 WSu Applied -That was a good rebuke which an game or- for water of to escape a war party two of these sacks arp fastened EtiglkhibaljKpWris accredited with giv Â¬ togcthpr by ouJ straps and svung ing1 liispister ho wrqtp nsifiilg him to for her children over theback ofa pony ond dandling Idk up a govern dneapli sidelike theAbaskets6n apack eAumerktiajrtKeMit of talents and vir mule Butastale tnchoWare left tTjea8hawouldJKiire 6n salary of M ayearjVJIliviook outfordce cei yVrot W ittply H papoojies aWeither oarrledby iho glrpt or packed awtiy on atraol8ewlich iaayaiiinai you actprjipe unaJi b the only wagon ibe Indian hv Cmdles foi Indian Unbiew rv elre his sucQe5Vnaseenpfeomenal and his blood ilowB in the veins of every prize winner of note of thaDresent day Don Pedro won some fivo ojSlx first prizes in his young days and although the flatness of his ribs a bulldog shbuld possess barrel shaped ribs pre- Â¬ vented his winning championship hon- Â¬ ors yet po champion that pyer lived cotild beat him in cushion of muzzle aiid the ChippenUalochair like1 forma- Â¬ tion of his front legs which by the bye isthe correct formation tho straight bulldogs so bften seen being wrong ierrier-llHc-Jcgge- A big skunk farm has been estab Â¬ lished in Tomkins county N Y which expects next year to have a stock of 5000 animals Tboir food con- Â¬ sists mostly of milli watpr and bits of meat while their beds aro made of chestnut lPaves and dried grass in a large building They are seldom seen during the day but comp out at night Â¬ fall and gambol about tho yard BeÂ¬ ginning with tho kittens they can bo easily tamed When killing time comes they are placed in a tight box and chloroformed thus rendering their fur free from odor Besides the fur a fat animal will yield nearly a pint of oil that is said to be an unequalod rem- Â¬ edy for stiff joints -- i Isw Vortj BROWN CHEMICAL CO BALTIMORE MD Cincinnati Lexington Louis ville Evansville St Louis And the cities of Ji 1K IOST IN QUANTITY BE8TIN QOALITV WORM S3 WHITES CREAM Nashville Memphis Montgomery Mobile and New Orleans FURNITURE Dealer The Main Street ii Ai for t x A Completo and Beautiful Stock on band air at WiTHOli ANDSPK1D CHAXttti 0NB1VALKD LOWEST Cash FIGURES VERMIFUGE FOR 20 YEARS Has led all WORM Remorilos EVERY Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta Savanaii Macon Jacksonville and points Bed room Suits fl sou BOTTLE d The AVhlstliDf juiey 1 jtSSd fiinlye bt raa i The musical tree is a native of tho West Indies growing abundantly on all rthe islands of thdt Tfroup except Jamaica It has a verytvpeculiarly shaped pod which isplikor open along tho edge andthewirid whistling through thousands of theso shulMiko pods produces thovniud hlch glyest the troPais nam or A species of acacia r whioh grows very abundantly in the uuuunu o rnJ j 1 or Musical Tree tlKIUimSOX XKUfCISK ur Axxsssraoisrs Prmirrd br ib ST LOlIH GUAMItfEED in Florida up t un for X Loss iSnre Prompt FosltIi of Memory Ae Will make uou a STRONG Vigor Pries ftOO 0 out Mqi Boxas fS 00 Sseolnl Olricihn Halts nltttont Soermatorrhea Neruaumen Self Distrust Impotence Seminal M in hood ua Connections aro made at Guthrie aud NashvDlo for all points J orth East South and W est 1 In jfuliman Palace Cars cbiaroEtd will receive special low rates 3e f5gdpta pf this company lor rates x rouioe toe br write to i A Solid Oak Suit tMlGRANfSSrSfitaTS 3 475 A wltHtaettlox tlrM4 vt 4 o- - D wrin nm tun n fi i irrwtrf i T ly -lt- 11 lltrtl y1 I NWWI jammSaLjulEiabl asxjmm QH t 3 Ml il1 v j n i e idj Vij iffnTii 11 p-i V t- h - tl y fc4f7rrffyl JlaaJ rftTrtTy1tir ITrriT itH i X WW tM 1 t t ATASI M vrirr ti ii t lylrfaflLJ 1 rfwvwcKt n -- 1 BJBJTL3EjMfcf7fcl1llllt Ti iiTi mnr PiMW f MINK 1 31 MfkM X lk3 WJttJLTII fi VJ- n HS It ITUJW5IIBT a --v 3ES appileMoa BT iV SEia J Iniaa iJrr VJ laSii JNfc it u r V S SI ewa M 11Ub M MEACH They Encoajmrnd Ask SOBSCRrPTION 3 A YEAR IN ADVANCE Local reading notleeVaft cents pe line Spe Ul Locals a enta perJlne eaoh insertion Rates for standing advertisements furnished J 3HII aMeuntHara thcNHfUIa CholcAa ii Slwrefiita J Avoi fiiii tU t KlnstAnc apw T hy MhmTs Sarparf1a WC Him m Different Mart Mens Boys and 2aiiiPaiits Din s OIok go VKr NmHoma t K V i r v ii v 1 OFStCKtflJ SOUTH MAINjSTEEKT AW iOUCMENTS I was sitting paaIbff iuthe shadfe or sawÂ¬ mill oiieJhlieWlCTntxjfawhon Jack well to do and a bachelwt JiBMTl nVfeV tllllJ tflM IhK eta nr 4mi t t XlfrU rS- the way of buying Clothing 4 jtZ-I fJiereWerwjiBtiiiiewh6nm6neyould cap and a whistlothrown Ou dhilfenlsiftQmbinahOn frtIi0rnjj- mfor uitsJkith KSKk P-re UJ and observingraySreryJWident com- J t 5itaown on a part of the logr not occupied F i- jtsfceahdldato for Circuit Court Judge In this was glad enough tahSter somebody district subject to the action ottheDemo help me loaf for thshour pr so 1 had cratlc party Election Novembers vfSSt aWo are authorized to announce JWDQE JQHNHELPS came byj ikIJ Vffi H I r authorized to adnonnce UUDUE TttOMASP COOK Ui of Calloway county as a candidate for Judge of theClrcult Court of this dlstrlctsubject to th action of Democratic partyl We J to spare find greteaKs proposi- Â¬ tion iwith iapfllalis fWe aliad awhilb a6but politic and hard nK W Eureka iwniViDiPtonly j 1 ik i3 amjKr UIi VSIPr t t i f the1 V rr handsomest combination best but ti 1 tM lk TnilL MI 1 m Mms mt-mJ J V jnkl it 11 IT m t- M- m m rr- - aii ibhbhW tfBBBBBD f K3 Ji nthe1 11 3ft IT IT XinK T owthi 41fi Hii T u town flw iM 1 vuruiuuiv u utigr a rr n i xyxcu a Buiwsiii Ty ivjt H i j y i TV itO viigfi j Spring Ark a A to tering in his Ideas1 Sjad1 was- pretty certain wanted totaBi to mfeon tmesiandthen Jaclc bcamo scat- Â¬ to- - i rt After ll Secretary- Carlisle igMto than Ob general iffairs6f lila acSoaa became having SlyMe tbe cotm- - j andlife at fall about him rfwggiahseemed a no Es become an offensive pirtisaniWM tryHarffQLleihlm Kfc I iiie assortment ofSbring Stiitsis a maWeLf beauty dtyiSVjEEnKraiA arorad cai wrecK At las fee decided to talk against silver at Memphis on the to the lutJiect tiiriigltW tss no1 toi take Hoopla SarsaparillHiBt afteitak LI r0r 5cellence The material isMf the ut lns vh ho o Nt n f i confuse him andlFwaWt loagr be f welltifb bottles lie feftrsKrmiB It aad waa 23rd inst i uivi mu ii He eoatinued tafcfeff to ford he waff repd0prpscqt brs daj he feelaaad looks lika Price power can go no further vtiJIi meritorious Justice Howell E Jackson has A Different MHwt mercnanaise man tne low prices we nave I gone to Washington and will bo nble you Our house Is never without Hoods Sar ColonehbHiRlidV b y 11 1 saparJlla We will not accent bbjt other belieye in sins placed on our goods this r tb sit in the re opened mcornetax cases from our dtaiggist Hoods Swsaparilla WelI Jackr this week and his vote will break- the pends on what kind of signs For fie on several points instance if I see a signi over a build I cannot baracomnaeaided too Mgtj We ingtSawmiil -Hhere cheerfully rscomrnend Hoodi Sarsapa Gov Brown canceled his appointto buy dry goods rilla and Hoods ilia Mrs W ment to speak at Bussejlville yesterIjkzy Box 75 Eureka Sprinjpr Ark H I dont mean tbato UiBdv her said day on account of his recent domes- withia nervous laugbi HoodsPIIto cure constipation ferrw taring tic trouble but will open his canvass kNo and I looked at Mm just a the Rerisbvltloaetlencf tfae alimentacyeaiuil ior senator later in the present month bit curiously Departing PtiBtor No WBACCO NKWS I mean the other kind A WO4XNS WAX The meeting of the Rppublicam Those that are- signs- as is signs Having just now Mb Edeeob HOD CESSVUiLE MAUBET She Stood Up in ths Car for Ki-- closed my second years pastoral conLeague of v wensboro was a fizzle On You know what signis dontyou Sales forr May the 1st oLSL hhds J By three of UUio Sbn Lafayette Baptist dis- - he explained lucidly the nection with eleven as follow Superstitions youmeaa I ven Â¬ That the wayof wometi are passing church and having voluntarily sever- Â¬ jtricts were represented and not more 12 iihalssieclinm leal a Wf i iu strange was again proyedlby an iri- - ed this connection by resignation I 7 90 k tnaii sevenxy jivo aeiegates were tured 6 757 20j 1 0O 7 60 7 20 S 1 no answeredj xes cidehf on a ftEain Btreefc car tho deem it proper by your permission with a 82B67iJT00 prasejtl gleam in his faceThems them 16hhdseominon loaf S595 5 75 other evening A gentleman roso to civft Titihlie expression of mv feel Do you believe iu tbem 5 20 B50j4 60 5 10 4 20 3 95 5 80 to offer his seat to a lad r who had ings in taking this step Barring 2heDemocratic convention in Mc That depends too Havp you 5 00 5 955 00 5 00 10 a 80 4 50 just entered with her little boy tho inconveniences m gettingr to and Cracken county called to nominate a uccu 9 hhds lugs 3 40 3 0Q2 50 2 15 Seeing the seat vacant she sent the from Lafayette owing to the lack of seeing unyc candidate Iwr the legislature broke He blushed sheepishly HS boy to occupy and 4 at 2 00 each 195 while she- olunt to railroad connections the relationship 1 haye sustained to the churclL as its rapunta row aaturaay ana maae no changed his seat on the log Sales tor Gaiiher Wost May 1st a strap She was evidently verv pastor has been quite an agreeable nomination ell thats whatl waited Atpask Messrs Mocquot and tired and wouldl havo enjoyed a seat 108 hhds as follows A true pastors one in tho liiiain Yoii know andudofffood to fine leaf you aboutHhcr said HarjprwQretho candjdates 33 hhds Sll 00 but preformed to- oaro fotr her son anxiety for greater and sljill greater MandyMilser dont youl Presentzfya ladylfet tho car 10 75 10 75 10 00 8 SO 8 20 8 40 first prosperity xui ms 1 nodded for I had seen Mandy 9 00 99a 950 9 50 9 Oft 9 20 8 75R and the one standing took her seat c6ursie yill Weigh rspuuBiuiuvuris ui SBhe Cook county conjention at heavily upon him servinj maid alwavs I do not claim to be a first- Uhicago declarpd for the free and uu- - iana snewas tne best specimen of 8 00 9 00 8 10 9 10 8 Oft 8 10 9 00l Next to her with a pretfyi baby onj heir bp The jclass paston but ptill I have not been 3limitel coinage of siver at the pres- - jruuu wuuiuuuuuu in luui necK oi 910 9 50 9 50 8 90 8x90 8 00 woods jladjr askedlrmisslonto- hold it ifree from anxiety along this line I GreaU-enthusant TatioofJOtoi1 5 34 hhds med JeafiS UO ti UU 1 X5 and haYQtrioa to do faithful work nnd jfquest being iasm prevailed and delegates Vere kinder jparkinjj Mandy fbrJbettern 7 60 725 6 75 7 00 6 10 6 30 7 00 coodJftarid taakedrSnd granTdvshe hppe it has not been altogether jin ATP J i5 Tjlaved witri1 V appointed to the state convention a year now and she aint very in- - i80ci40v7 90 7 50H5 5U 7 W 7 UU tuu umm 5 i yi cimrcu is Q 10 ior a nail nour utterly 00 yam ins financially stronger numer 7 50 7 60 6 25 690 7 25 7 10 perhaps also neit month iCouridgihV rritjbursej Thaiht BVer 6 906 25 710740 7 00 710 7 0 llvlous of hen ownboys jealouscries icallyand mentioned the sUbjeqt right to her 7 0 6 00 7 10 7 757 XL land frantio efforts tdatracitten p3uty itstrength haB riot increased to GROCERY t theexienfethevyearnings of my soul JSlr GeOrt E Jridges tvhbhas been but Ive been bedtintne devil around S 15 hhds common and nonuescmtv tion JiavQdSsired iHowinuch more Iruib QM SXANI thfc JiuMesfiuqepaiitment the stump mighty iclse ifoc idm8 S4 80 5 50 3 95 5 90 5 30 3 905 60 JlJi in chargbiof tj General Assembly 0- - P Ohnroh Meridian will cbmeifjom the seeds sown in tears of the Owensboro Messenger for eight time and I dont know whether Ive feJP4pJ5MjLaJQJata5jfjaj with muclijpmyer remains to be re- i iMiS3 A H GobDwm When I got St i ini the great W AV AJPJOOLi or ten years has bought an interest got much hopes 0 aciounjfof the above meeting vealedresults with 4he eternitv Dis i ray new house about done I ast hftr leave Alh Wise in the Jnquiror vith whiclii paper he TBf 00 i tlieq y Ky will sell rfackets to poser of all events bno day if1 sWthought tharort to 4 tpur will hereafter be connected 4 POOL AEOODWIN market is active andsatifpng on Meridian JVIiss and- return oh May1 Mysodiar orations wlthi Lafayette beapor inJrmtuyJtandsheJ upgrades above common daf ind 13th MWMnMMHUWM J-j14tband 15thafr xnie fare for people and ricinity have Been modt said she thought thoy ort So I put especially is this true of Bremen and tho round trip KduralimitJune 3 agreeable TTniversallV1 Gov Brown has epppinted jiis ouo thar l Nckt hmo hare been I sedn J receivop arid treated- as a piihce Keep thfe best aDS freshest stock brother-in-laHenry C Dixon o ast if thar ort to be a pali fence er bur charges Qr sellinare S2Rfi Bothv saints and sinners- haveexhibit- - of Staple and Eancy Groceries ta be Henderson to succeed the late Arch a post an rail acrosTtho yard and por hhd and no R6himissiSuTw 3onr B PMhOTfcnt GSLTLA ed tlie utmost kindness towards hie found in the city n D Browri as his private secretary she said they ort So I pu6 one Sign your louuucuiu us uu it m iw State op omo GrtvOF Toledo audhlard ahvav viedfetthdach otlier WIT Country Produce handled juK Lucas Cootrcr Xr ujiiivu itl ilV rii Mr Dixon was formerlj ta state sena- thar Then after thut I ast her if ceivo our best attention Very Kesp wnu mem iirv Ji Cheusex makes oath that iu spbnfiaufeous Jf -- V flXIEp iYEsf heOFbakk senior partner of the1 firm of pleasant Tliottbsucnitiou manifes Opposite Phoenix Hotel tor and Is a lawyer and lecturer Of the house ort to bo painted white or t is Wain street tation of regret lit hit departure from pink and she said she thought it ort fealeslbr ylheolwZ Mills 3 Co P J the V iecognizlfabilityt Cheney Co doing business among them t privately to bo white So painted it white May of 73 hhds as follows in the City of Toledo County and and publicly exRrefsdbotf with epaor filled sny goul 10 50 890 State aforesaid and One day I was at her house tallcin J20 hkd8iQf gpod leaf HQPKiSVILLE KY that said firni tions too The Tennessee legislature by a and I ast her if tho well ort to have 8 908908 808 408 50 8 20 7 90 Will pay the sum q ONE HUN DEED can op prpfgundt for utteranee no wore jthan simply saj that vote of 7Q to F7 adopted the report of a windlass er a sweep and she said 7 0 7 70 7 707 50 7 10 7 00 7 00- DOLLARS for each and bvery case with unfeigned sincerity Jove these the investigating committee declaring a sweep for tho sweep was so pic 6 506 506 50610 of OAtabrh that cannot be cured by lieople and shall hold them in sacil 5 75 tho use of K 8Q hbds common leaf 3 at Turney elected governor by 2354 turesquee HAniis Catarbu Cure FOR HATCHING whats picturesquee memory while ljfo shall last May each 5 00 4 90 4 90 4 70 4 60 4 80 votes over Evans Tlie Republicans colonel TfRANK J CHENEY and ho stopped a mo- 4 50 50 4 40 4 30 4 30 4 20 4 10 tho God of all GrCe protect and 4 -F- ROM-Pare SWora to before tne and sulisoribed left the house in a body shouting ment 4 004 003 803 80 3 75 3 at 850 iu my presence thi 6th day fcjf De- bless and at last savo them id my Brefl Light Brahma and Buff prayeroJD caanotJ bff satisfied to I explained what it was to be pic each 3 25 3 25 320 3 05 3 00 steal Eight of the negative votes cember A D 1886 CO Cf Qdftf -- LA I close this conmunipatiou without Im turesquel and he went on Leghorn were by Democrats Gotf Tarnofi A W GLEASON pressing alsmy Jiighjappjeciatioh of Well I didnt know he said H 119 7 9 ntv 97n9sn nan r2 ao j SEAI h will be ina ugura ted tq jnorrow Notary Public the delicate courtesy shown me bv 2 00 each 1 t75 G alnt but I put up the sweep Then I 2 2o 2 20 2 15 4 at 1 mv brethren in the ministry ofBethel 00 1 COi 1 70 1 65 1 30 1 25 Halls Catarrh Cure is taljen Jntojr Associatiqfl whijall was pastor ajuohg WMM Hopkiasville Ky Editor Harxy M McCary of Jthe ast her if I ort to set out peach trees Market stronc and active on gcjod MMMM or apple trees in tho yard and she and medium leafa little Aveakor ort nally and acts directly upqu the hjoqd tnem liort bless thqm ail Jessamine Journal was niarried on said itnd mucous eiirtaceg ofihfl system ther ort to be both cause they T E BicnEr LO MrSt tho30th ult to Miss Mary Alline would come handy for family- use commpn lugs Send f or testimonials free Princeton KyMayw2l95 F J CHENEYCOToledo Toung5p Xexmgton Lessons glvetf In Oil and China tainting Ir McCarty Sb I set out both- kinds Last week Uy Coi Sales by Aberriathy TkPopulist MeetjapV Sold by pruggistB 75c brawjnicln Charcoal CrayotjTastelf eHc is one of the brigjhtstlahd nipst pop- I moved into tho ouo room Ive g6t zajuoriui nnus ve nerowjiu givq The peoplesparty committee met Lesion ilburs trom 9 to i A il DchtTdpaccp Sit or Smoko Vour ular young men of the state press fixed up and Ive been kinder lone- Â¬ vohrthe actual nrices Daid 12 75 10150 99Oa809JO LfdWaV yesterday andjappoirited eight deleCHINA FIRE- Dand has many friends in the frater- - some and thinkin1 like Yistiddy y y ouy iu ana y w la the truthful ou y 4U oso interpsted lpvtjed ooalli Rtartllfin title ofv book about gates to thejtaiecbsentionvrly Y tj --siity who will join in wishing him aJ Mandy came by and I was sottin b yb a 70 a jo tho at q ou eacn habit cure that llannlesrfup guarnnteed tobacco action bTUDIO atRostdencegonthMalnSt ilegisiaUve race was braces on the porch ndsjho stopped at Jhe 8 00 8 00 7 90 7 10 7 00 6 90 675 nleotlrilaed nerves inthe J iiappytuture the nlcote eate a minute and said she was 6 75 675 650 506 25 6 20 6 25 eliminatesstrength vlKOr poison makes weak postponed men gain anil manhood You 4 run no phvHlciil no ilaatlblal risk- aA sedrKatanlce houslf C iSecretary Carlisle has written a let- mighty gladto hopeVld bepoweVfuT r Oo a no 10 Bllv 4 at 5O0veach tee lsol4 by 4B OIIardwiQk udr a guaran Is had and she to 4 90 4 60 45otf at 4 50 each 4 lO AddreBseuro or money refunded Boole free I ter denying that ho ever made a Sit 00 pnoU 8 90 Uhlcajjo Sterling Beu y Ca New Tor or comfortable in it and I ast her if AnViiiVmtlfoh speech infaybr the free coinage of she didnt thinit I ort to haypi a wifq 8 853 85f3DO803 70 3 70 3 50 NOXH3E y w jto take koer Uv it and sheaid she 8 50 8 50 8 4 3 40 8 30 8 00 2 95 uW l T5r United I wawt crery man SO ftnt2 0 2 70 2 50 Btates Interested iir and woman in tho Whisky each 2 80 2 ver 6pbecliin18 was 4 pleaH9 the Opium and though I ort 0iree oyer Bank of HopJdnsviHe CO 2 00 2 00 1 9habits to hvoonoof my bookvon these dis 2 Uhfortunately for Mr metalismV Jack stopped his story to mop his 2 40 1 40 2 85 2 at 50 each 3 45 eases Addresp 1 jr WQoIIeyAtIant G HouMtromtVHifcnda tot 5 1 76 75 155 al Jox588iaDd ooewUl besioafreoi a T sOarlisles statement the7recordf is brow for1 the exertion drl interest 1 40L85liCLa aLl2yieachv vwl l tti 1 wjwa A him i and there can be II u was malting him warm arainst Due imxkoi ik M fairlv nctivo What diq you doT tMpXrW w th a gopQ ciomanci ior nno louacco doubt that fhoSjfe cllaiigedVbisview S Irittlan dameji 15 eggs 3 80 quired with a smile POSITIONS GUAHTLED vwithinihe last three years itCi9t a daf nnhihgVcOloneir he ippwimoBi tko asales M edium sand urfaer reanoiafjle conrtitinn Uo riot say it UratunaMO pjii S2iVNot better INot you jjond for ree JSO cannot be done K Zx tTmrr said in a tonorbf sdisapprovarof Irood tobKVlbrwglall and wfegfo- - pace cninioKun until uuuwii ijCAUTI U rMt uii The advance nf eichk cents per viii uuHinKNx uuarKUK Telegraphy and thats whatwant to torypric ahdsforuch tlieroseems Shorthands Typowritlnii ramiand Sohobrof ounce in iheprice tot siiverIon 1 jilrnsJf c ast you about JimlUesflbmfrid h mm 10 m Our splendid young Jack1 Day if that s any truth V Cd Abeknati 4 lFEKKlluy Drautrhons method of tearih J count of tjio growth of the free coin- - in signs dont you believe H prKltWILEE kv JU mata ti pret pufc book keeping la equal to litirJSJSKS by Star ins I could I 89 on old method age sentiment has caused a corres- come nigh gittinMandy ef I was to Sprln Time it expends more money In tho Interest of its the Locusv Grove farm uenr the ponding increase in the price of all ast her say this very evening Employment Department than half the busi WatldnB formTbe Squire posiefijpej Is when nearly overrbodv feels lie ness colleges In tho south take In r farm products Just let silver be re Jdcks whole heart and soul wervo need cf some blood purifyipgstrengtn It is strongly endorsed by Bankers as tuition at 10 to iiifiiirft mare wjih foaH Merchants and practical book keepers all Over the United and I propiptly Stored to its old place and it will not in his question i Reasonable rates tuition Cheap Money due hu mare proved invigorating and health producing States Open to hothsoxes pf 60 fi board slapped him on the back and offered students past only return at oncotc- a parity with medicine Thteal njoritof Hoods ydar representing 80 3tatcs and Territories m foal or wtraosferrfd Dy tarf iV gold but other products will go up to bet him four dollars that he Sarsaparilla is ibe reason of its wido It has also prepared books for wmmm a blnek jack with wuitaipbinU is 1SJ iw ECOMTC SDTTJJY nvith it to prices at which the peoplo could unequaled sont on CO days trial When you write explain spread popularity Its St hauds high - ud four yesrs 6Td And I didnt lose my bet Detroit success is its best recommendation you wants Address J FDbaoiion Prest can make a living General prosperity wBarZAAiAsoN Free Press Tho whole system is suscoptibleHo Nashville Tonn as the yerylhing the money lenders vtf the most good from a medicine like Lady Cnurchlll Declines do not want henco their advocacy of Sarsaparilla takon at this Hoods wmn a contracted currency scarco and Lady Randolph Churchill has said time- and we would lay special stress Ray GoFdoniKiiV6ayXvboreei6 jhardto get hold W upon that sheoes not want to give any ryha8thotimeand rpmedy taftteid hands hh77earHld bjGordon it recorded thatldelaysraro The largreat Commission Iloase In the South The 5HIPTOU a v m Weitbred aba ofiOawMdLUjl- Will ilk Wm Arvin a errocw andTomHol- - Imoro letters of Introduction to Eng- - dangerouslieiraarkaWBucc ces and si- j ti alih si tbe middle li8i quarreled over a grocery bill at Jishypeoplecpmlug to this coqntry achieved by JaoxVs SrsapariJla ahd SBWKSW P chaW SackBfa V eppthof tm town on UFalmjrnipikejf oecause shenndsjt hnally Increases thorianylvords oEn 5I ise it iiasvrei ootoUto rm at K0 kJc insure J UU fitS16917I91llilCMirtUXHVIU KY HERNDON CARTEflCO aS Ljnjdva a r 111 A fv t lr1 fWRlfiWi something morcimbortant ifcim frennnot find words ltuwhich to cxprw tnayr thankfulness for wtiat Hoods BarBa ipwriUa baa done for my hasbnd He n afflfctod with rheursatfera and the rrlpfe He lost his appetftey-w-aanacyods o- - wtyff w I j j at iind buv ot ime ciotnes attmits vou ro tne nrsi Diaee every tpidate- and of artistic make and hapei v0a are right up fTy aDflts ratheyUberfand us vou are Stunners only a matter of time weamiot replaqBAiJV t at r 1 rfK tnff iij mgJHquahty andtneT sason 1 I A Kddloaa HoofFsrCiires f CLOTHING l-l SI Il UUi J Peas Beans t i j Potatoes Dried Fruits i i Wsa Caiineiif a7 ii 17iij j MERRltTS er-not 26VhrusdnrhtSlt2lnd 1 1 H in-- w pr I C 1 lljJ 1 J K 11 yauk J E Dabney lloj uo wo E ANDERSON 1 1 r-- i siciafiAMSyfgeoOi ji HsH 1 sr P 1 T- r 5 BAYQOBPQN WOOL WOOL -J J ZKiZ2XgSS ssjLfjasTTf jj c A HEEL3C2E vruvj nmMmitM Wffi5RP k j I Jfl m I V 1 Mi r IflV nJtff fcT V7 JMV -- i IS V F BTWffli V jA Vf f iT XnHwtWWHjlMW J4MMaf I NotHi Mdrftt IT NEW frri IMAMwwipra1 llblUm T 5 RS ABOUT 77 X T FOUND IN if 1 i THIS l igkrt Died at hia hoiW Apr flMHT MFTTOPT of 0Braw7 Ky ar Bell lIHUll 1p - MoviMWiEksWmC SjMgiiUgfe4iiiM viwim mil iiiiriitwMihiiiff rmnriiui iw i ni hAifawin mil tm Hiilrt iyiiiiiwii frpyfr ft fiiim rio 14 3i Tf rvSMi i ri xi C i i yai ratf hIiiB f B TO 1 i r mrfhrrnf tlm Tiitnr - tw vvvollscvs-T ilerely Told for JUugy Reactors J 1 m n ah i a J IMMliiLIslLseeraed ously Cill but they all proved Jtii TM Z My ftiuri IHrf n fcSfgi The schools at Greenville will pio mu nt jsawpuju x- imuj Crittenden county lEurbnean shows will exhibit at Murray May IB t nf7AKrfrKtfNr1irrhfT1 i Aiivuuiu Jjuuuuuiii c iawvvi i mitted suicide Saturday by taking I morphine atv Tribune ApcouTce yfUt J AbIIovs dictions of as fpfe season Albaka jbeeso favorable v x J RJE JIsaSoS l wKolosafe tCohnefl j and retail dry croods dealers of Nash- i Tille assigned Saturday a forraerinniater Stephen Shepherd of tlioLakelandAByluinrhanged hint- self near JBedford Ky Friday A new pesthdiiSe erected by tho au- Â¬ was thorities of WinchestertJvy fit ff burned by tho neighboring farmers fef The Southwestern Kentucky medi ical ABSociationwiltconveiiein Pa age7y Judge GbiTSEd wards of JRust sellvillefdiet itiday ntf the ripe old 4 1 Mini h too game of balrthisweek with Hende frajl f Mm Ho vwaa son a team cc mpoeedof niceand oa iiiueh fiirW C t J qotu o uuy u IDilC vua i ipxu nviuo murrieu pablo yoiiiigmh If is useless to say anything iftSncerniug ourteani for iwnbory who lived only a short the management has collected to Louisville ahd NasW - gether JOTW uu luunibu iuxao kj villo a team thtit do credifc tn anvi vu ij AwFw G Eadford four children blessed tolvn pr city Henderson is a iptrbngy this union and survive him His pggregatipn ot oan tossers ana a wife long afeo pr6c6ded him to tho e and comecWith tf victorious jvoice Oitynotmade withhumanhands j 3 lotavin the first series That death loves a shining mark has again been verified as he was in many respects a remarkable man urtaSf lines up as folpfs a man 6f strong will dwer great rd catcher Jschmmt and Leasonn strength of charabter indomitable chers Wormack 2st base Rich- 1 i ri mi energy and a successful business amsonpzna1 Dasevxhorp shotfvftpp man To saythathewill be misssdi Stonoy albrris 8d base AshfofdJft fildA Ward centre field Schmidt jarfd Leason ngt field WtiTjhesa throng boreToloqiiout testimony oi BUperlf tbssers we can derjend on twd the high esteem inwhichhewasheW tHirds of tho games This season Jlhe funeral procession was tho larg Swill be the best season ever witnessed est seen here for many years being Shall wo have the flain from our fullyrthreo quarters ofa mile 4ong nehbdrsClarJsvillJaJ rÂ¬ hldLliok Hoijfirie is aa nfiri fitiyrmvini coiiplicaU6n o v danger The pu pne wiuv oe treated tp two mt -t X Vf a full linlSffiheXatesi siyies in Buggies Surreys Phae Â¬ Just tons Traps and Carts ephien liefe ffrices td sUiitfthe times from reQiiijeS 4 t ssomtQ 15000 R J outf HARNESS 500 up mm rl m The largest and mostfhipleigMhe pi j t ffsj1 Wagon Harness atmll prices iilicity 1 At wJ ranging ifflffliw from DEERING BINDERS are hard times but this only makes the farmer more carefulin As a result our Ball Bearing Bony Binder is very much in demand You only want two good Jidrses topulbifois and they can pullit all day trm M KiTWW c mm j j aigwmk mim w u f JL JLJi JLJKc vjlttl i mi vHdrt JLJJLJ TJiese his buying -f- ildlfexpresiyjii i jtlSM vi iuw wm ij aw 1- I tt-- U i Ir y ftiu i he took no active partphis intluence his deep interest showed how much 4 he loved the Lords work He had beonran exemplary memucahMay lipra two days sos ber of Locust Grove Baptist church MA for many years and was deacon at Q iion the time of his death He loved his Nathan Lehman a - Cincinnati church devotedly and though a quiet iU household goods dealer assigned reservea man was a faithful laborer Saturday Liabilities 30000 As in the Masters Vineyardand justhow afets 40000- i far his silent gentle influence will be run from Cen went out will perhaps never bknown Excursions to Dawson every He knew his work was nearly oyer fn tral Cityin the month Springs One fare for and frequently said I have no prepSunday So arations to make Ub all right Iho round trip IP without a struggleor frown he pass A gas and oil company has been into the Beautiful Beyond organized at Princeton for the pur- ed over from his Labors and his Ho rests pose of boring for oil in Caldwell Works do follow him and adjoining counties The funeral services wereconduct- Taylors Mills in Stewart county ed by Revs T S McCall and JVV H Terin have shut down The hands Vaughan If He Die Shall He Live demanded higher wages which was Again being chosen for the theme text refused and ihej quit work The services were impressive and Â¬ Bad Tom Smith in jail at Jackappropriate One Who loved Him son Ky under sentence of deathj is rapidly declining and may v not live J M g3s Steorijn tho vyjoflS till the day set for the execution j arrivedltftho West feifflaj TM The merchants pf Henddrion have delpKia slJbck yardson Friday Whiftt to close their sigrid an agreement at 7 p m from May 15 to Sept is claimed to be the largest steer in stojs lBJjfSndays and Saturdays excepted the wordvr 4 The animal which Weighs within Ed Westbrook an eighteen-year-ol- d negro who killed another negro a fraction of two tons is live years some months ago iu a dispute about old and was raised npar Mechanics a dog was hanged at Atlanta Ga burg Cumberland county It is of Friday the Durham variety A special car C A Blixt associated with Harry was provided for the transportation oMbemonsterbeefjTheanimaM8 HayAVarrdjrecentlycoiidemnedtovdik in the murder of Miss Ging at3in so larere fat and clumsv that after Jaeafl8f as been given a lifer sen- - lying- downMii twiflitgreafnf dultyinai ii manages tosian d up again assistanco Mrs MargartjAdamsajLouisyillei aBd ofja anpncflttlcmen S wiuow uas iiiaua jjzouuuf Dreacn-oi- Vm 9 i If t M promise suit against EMonih sine monsier lsiexc edlnclv docile wealthy stock man The plaintiff is afld seems tS inbw rtn2meDick 39 years old to which it answers when spoken to Dick is now an The young ladies of Bethel Femalb lby its keepdiv college who went to Kinggold and exhibition at the stock yards and gave afcocefFFridayightffpr ihe 5fffibeuntl TUSaSfigSift will benefit ofs thej chtirch aiadTK jblg IcjtSso teitlieMrestierLalive crowd Tfio cncgrV natedISO On that day Dick will bo trans Anawf ul cyclone swept over sever- Â¬ formed iato about a tQiianct aquar v i al towns in Iowa Fridayaud nearly ter of dressed beefr sixty jlives wQre lpstv Siqux jQeflter Dooo Perkins and Sibley were the show that Dick is the largestbeef towns hurt worst Near the first that has arrived there in thirty named three school houses were several childronkilled years Philadelphia Record T All bver the statg lieavj in each rTheLid StIHOrA rairisieUvith much1 damage -- from Among storjes told by country V windsV doctors this one certainly deserves a A decision handed down by the Court of Appeals Saturday declares plage Tjie docjtbi liafl 1 prescribed the JLouisvi i lo tax ordinance of 1894 for an Irishman and visited his unconstitutional because exempting cabin the next day toseo how he was frpm ad yalorm taxation certain per- gettingon sonal property upon which a license Well Patrick are you better to- Â¬ tax had been paid The property day he asked pleasantly affected is personalty employed in Qht murther no lm worse business mercantile stocks bank with turribble pajin in rnej nnardsV capital etc Why didnt you take the pills I -rh0 OutwortrtdjftVolJaduIdid that an Im worrso but Several farmers were standing toa maybe tho cover hasnt comb off the gether on tho street Saturday when x Cqnpahibn KENTUOKiANjepresenativowalfep and casuaUyjinquired jf therey were v Queer Bible Expohhder any cut worms this season Matthew Henrys commentary on fcJMVMV IW uv lV IVVAAAUi 80 inrifii1roi nnni of flinm ThftV the Bible was written for the com have cleaned up my garden my corn- - mon people and in the slang of ho liem ana nave now sianea on my day In commenting on Judges lx clover Never saw em as bad in my he says We are hire told by what WYes they are pretty bad this sea- Â¬ Abimeleck got into Ithesaddle acis He son said Chrrjie Knight I have hired for his service rill tho scum fouya as manrrus two dozen intone hilPbf jHJVSffd uncle onihullen and scoundrels of the country atnjlk IpuQd up J cQunjtjecl 189 Qf all Jotham was really a fine gentleman ages Bizes and sexes The Sacbemlt8wero the first to At this stage Mr J D Shepherd lkick him al the ill put in andteaidtiMind you I dont tney coumojtniiu in ineirjiaofeTaiK pay J av thisbut XJieara onejpf my neighbors say that he hilled lip a They drankhhalth to his confusion N Y Journal piecerrDfrgioUnillatd oneovoning ior cabbageand when lie went tb plant Soda Propelled Engines the cabbage next morning his hills were gone Th6yhad crawWaway A tireless locomotive engine was This reminded John Yan Cleave recently used on of ihe experience 6f one of his neigh Julich railway The motor power Is bbrs whoso jiame wefaied to catch derived from soda The invention Htisaid a piece tovcornv land was is ba3ed on the principle that so- IqBvoff and the hext morning the of caustic sodat which havo gyculid apraredfperfoctly level lutions Hmooth The worms in their high boiling pointsv liberate heat aadv eagerness to be jn tipie had aken while absorbing steam These en- rgine9 eject neither smoke nor steam Uoinpareu fillecl up level with the ground and work noiselessly hepherd said the worms in With coal burnipg lpcomotives soda 6Ar that case might have been mashed engines shoy capacity equal to tho iy j0S an used to enrich the soiL formerwliile athTar worked with It woukljiayci Baved buying fertiliz- - grwW MWftid simplicity t v yAlhot these incidents were re- xim ewNQm pt QBinfr uunHera on uo T l school house prayer meetings weekly Wormack as we all know ha9 tho neitt near nis homo for eight years championship of all semi profession being a constant attendant although al first basemen As a base runner i He Will bomi8sed intHeMirtle aMJj Bicyclesar6hoiu nfedoli of all owsg i i t iity i3j splenldvil wheel for anw jbcuupse are zne oesv 6000 n7s Yict or s Columbias Stearns Syra- vvuu spiu on nsvaiumJivs nave a rf W he has feW equals and coacher also A j good batter i nA i MAJiSST IC RANGES Ashford jve 4 not knoWmucli about but he conies highly recpm mended from Vanderbilt Dniveigityl Hord as we all know is a good catcher and with Richardson tonelp him but there is little danger inljbe ing in need of catchers ti makes in home and cure dysvepssa Get you out early to work and lieep you with plenty of hot waiter day and night Use Fertilizers mahe big crops and rest your soil Armour Nation al Rorseshoe Homestead are the pure brands We have already sold a car load ofJanesville disc cvltivators V vl- Schmidt and Leason are two good twirlers and havo cood cures and tremendous speed K t lf V Forbes Thorpe js a good and reliable short stop and- - a heavy batter He too comes highly recommended Richardson wjis Clarksvilleapcond baseman last year and is a hard hitter and an all around good player f Af 1 h Bro I ji With the home boys S Morris Waid and J Morris we have a good team H K H New Spring GoodS te management hasnt decided who they wuTmak e captain yet but they will select the best man tpr the position The The games this week will be played Thursday and Friday and willbe called at 3 n niJ share It is sW vto say that large crowfds Vill witness1 We have opened foi inspection our complete assortments of new Spring floods Never be- Â¬ fore have we been able to offer so many induce ments in either style variety or price The eameswotibsul Mlavea last ayliandFridSybetWea na r t Auburn iteam antlithellbcaFteamre- ihe tf W i ri Ji wrniMn rvi ii antt Friaay themuburiLiipyaiW ere twUll mniiitmtc il The games werpaiQt as waHi attended as they sbould haVe1 beep as tlerb waff some very good playinsr on both sides The visitirigju team- left for their honlo afterthe game JFriday m mmmwmmMi homi 811 15 immmmWfaimiotmrto sw r Bran New Patterns t Jhatcamibt be found at any other house in the city 4 I i Iont waiit for the Spring rush See 1 durgpods and gStjprijjesJ ffrfip fyiediclu Ajd vMFqlix Faurehas decided that all the tateandlpther donipstics at the Eiysep audithcir- familiesare to receive medical assistance gratis says tho London Dally News Tho cost is to bupaiu out of His own purse All thcjy iSjllers and othev servants employed there by the state hiivpbeen neprly thirty years They have been at the Tlysee kept on longer than they might have bpen because it would ba so difficult tofind men so fit for their places They cannot be dismissed before a certain number of years service has given them a right to a pension Since influenza visited Paris in 1889 they have often suf- old We Open M Garpets l 1 XA rt The Spring Trade with a superb stock of first class DreFB Gooda Trimmings etc at prices that aro low Goods than ever before cheerfully shown Only those makes which Eeliable Maes we can guarantee are allowed inv our stock Any pattern you select will be first class C M LATH AH c had soften to soeW medical as yYauthJg sistance As their salaries arc hot high they thought thisi woa hard and so also thinks the president M Pauro hasrnraed Capt BqucbeiJ to look after thepa and to be their spokesman A r Shy Authoress J Mary E Wilkins the story writer is so shy in gpnejal society that it is the general verdict among the Boston and NrtivyVjnwJr litpnU-y-CJ FORWARD MAftCH Is the Only Motto in Business I cles that wi til HT fioojal i r w jftrtA H3 - v ijjv 17 cnqml rf f i offjjgWd wc l1- f7 Jl IBM J JChis is FulMllastraited in Our Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair SPRING STOCK We Have Better Goods for Less Money than we or any body v V v theAix-la-Chapel- le A H else ever offered before Styles strictly the latest and assortment the larg w est of any house in tho city 750 for puvo wool Black Clay Worsted CREAM m mmrmm Jvl y I IWy Suits v7jL Sacks and Frocks other merchants are getting 1000 for them w Mr t BAKING LtGrCreamoffirtariPowiWiFrft TT I uu4iuruii on nnrMTTimf i wwwh 500 for all wool Black Cheviot worth t750 50c for splendid fetripe Uotton Pants Straw Hats from 10c to 1300 Best line of Overalls in the city 8 WTOPgwiuwgiiji cuuu1 nay ea nmrM wm reat at dli 4 xrom hbrMH thottghvJhald o IKrVrrlFUl MUil rcKrciiitmrtuc Ldoim ffenprfUoa JMPiK B0fttlWJEtrfe A V 3 va L4 vvm si y 4 i ft j jfMi mmmfmmmmMm joined tl May in BqdkiWAi AgS t f tTrsv--- j m fi BMiAjfifDAGE IN CHILL Wredators 3fetUee to sav that I tkJt THf wimtrsc BFNnrw w TST TTiVJU mT ty iii 1mnwajwrriwij ihi tfyitn mi iwitniMHi mj i Jt ji w Hi i v I t A P Kl J u JV iM v It V u Hi l aVArt Terrible Fate of a Scotoh GokaJt Jock Huntortsaid Hi Fariill erai years Dy His terrible experionoe ffrannuvuo i me unumn -T lynQhcrs as thiy rodp fprth apdaa Th Honth American Kepsbllc Ar Gped iavorablc momeatI gW beside him to Coantrtea tStnr Awa rrora A Sight el Ilerror Never to hear tho story ia its details And it j i Be Forgotten was indeed thrilling At about three oclock tho morning after I left an un- Â¬ usual knocking at tho front door Speolal Lima Pent Letterl great Chilian civil war was over aroused tho family SupDosinjr that Tho President llaimacedas rash act of de-Â¬ spmo belated traveler wished accom spair had scaled tils bwn fate and that modation Alrl Hunter hurriedly got on lof his party and tho republic was onco 6omo dpthing and opened the dpori Imore consigned to the vampire arms of There was a shout of many voices then the oligarchy of aristocracy My immo a rush of feet a loud cry tho -discharge idiato business in the country that of a cf flrearmsv Thevboys slepf- upstdlfls war correspondent was therefore over while the p4reiitS and glrlS occupied Before leaving however having a clear two of tho threo lower Dedirb6ms tlife tween malls at my disposal I do third of which was sot apart for itermlned to see something of tho lii 6trangcrsjt Bpb and Jim at onco rushed Iterior With this purpose in view I down tho steps but poor little Jock made a dash south f6r Concopclon was so scared that he remained on tho whore it would bo easy to catch tHo landing looking down on the scene tnext north bound mail regardless of vhlch Was Illuminated by tKd swinging the fact that traveling was more than lamp his father must havt lighted be- Â¬ usually unsafe thenj owing to the largo fore opening tho door As Bob and Jim reached the floor Slumber of disbanded soldiers who had Jock saw them quickly cut down with machettcs by a gang of men who were crowding into the liQuse About the same time hi3 mother and sfsters rushed from their ropms screaming and thinly clad in their night clothes Then en Â¬ sued a scene tho boy could scarcely master himself to tell about and which must haunt hlm1ohiB dviSc- dav SdoII- bound withhdrrbrahd powerless lo am Luuui ne oeneia nis aear ones dragged and buffeted and fought over by thoe wretches as some beasts of prey fight over their quarry Ere tho looting pf the house began a peon who slept in an attic above the boys room succeeded in getting Jock out of a window into the branches of a tree by which means they escaped Wo found everything in and around tho hacienda in confusion and the place was deserted Not a peon was to jbcfpund1 The scene in tho hall was awful Tho big brick floored room was XIKE MIRAGES IN THE SKY itUNO TUB like a shambles Tho bodies of no less 1 i lVnH umu V PEAKS OFVnE ANDES r ii 1 ungunus 1layman aireetions tiiuu recruited the ranks of the always mute and ghastly witnesses to the formidable brigands that infest tho fierce conflict among themselves which Jock had Witnessed Tothese how country Fortune favored me and despite tho even we paid but passing attention tho terrible tales of tho guide who had re Â¬ slaughtered family claiming our first luctantly consented to see me through care There they lay nearly together stark death I arrived at Concepcion without having six in all to thein floor byand literally their own a sign of a brigand or indeed en- Â¬ cemented seen countering an adventure of any sort congealed blood Shall 1 ever forget that spectaelel But I was nevertheless destined not to Nothing that I had saen on the bloody leave the country without some very vivid and almost personal experience of battlefields of the north at aU correr sponded to tbo appealing horror of it Chilian brigandage The road that I had traversed led ana lor quite awhile 1 was completely through the vast southern lands de unnerved Ir Hunters face wore still Toted to foreign colonization and I the genial Scotch smile I knew so well had made these colonies an especial ob-Â¬ He had died instantly with the warm ject of study The colonists are for glow of welcome in his heart reflected ithe most part English but with few on his face his chest was riddled with exceptions they are really Scotch bullets The countenances of the two people and I was most hospitably en- Â¬ boys showed wonder and surprise in tertained The last and most pleas so far as the ugly wounds left any ant of these haciendas at which I put traces of expression But the womens np was called Albion the new world home of a typical Scotch family Hunt- Â¬ er by name Besides the old couple old enough in years but hale with tho almost perennial youth of the sturdy porth there were three sons young- Â¬ sters of twelve seventeen and jtwenty and two daughters one a stal- Â¬ 1 O- anArg tiWVisvV U WGJ5yi4KELER jt- - ZZ Ii iriit8m Dr Otto Wickes wholesale drusrsrist wt 4lildgjwpod L I has invented a life s4vlrig device which bids fair to settle thdread questlonof how to make the front end pf n mpying trolley V J1JJJJJJJJ A Tin Tl 4 1 menaceblif o and limbvItis genloiisTindlsimfilej car methlng better than constant botlwin movirigCQnfeideratl6nlihfendssrKas well as otlier things it can bov made cheplyAiand Dr Wcles declares that there canio ho doubt about is effect iveiiesis ndnliat ia vmt WABEHOUSEMEN COMivIISSio0 MERCHANTS AHU -- GRAIN DEALERS- ieIx Ht o tyipxyrx Fimb Wm TKMKHCMTHlEtMMnLSKtUSni xoof vTaxelio-neeAllTobacco Sept Ja Covere ItussellViile ahd Kailroad Streets Xlberai Advances on Consignments HopkinsvilleKontiicky y nstirance The points of tho new device can best bo understood by a glance at tho illus- W A rHI KA A It MwionHimu Gr W T R HANCOCK B 0 WILCOX ABSOLUTELY PURE THE OLD RELIABLE SWEET CAPORAL T E BANCOCK OPC5ARETTE Km itood the ihii Vtl I Jest of Tlma lifiiiliUvll iii 9 MORC SOLD THAN ALL OTHER ii A BRANDS cqMJNED lf CO KB null Iuv n1 L t DI f A Remarkable BookI Jt mercilessly seourttes the inonfeybhftrfeers i the Temple of UhejKepubUcj New Yor Recorder t ai 8tore iA3KlS7Txj3iJE f OORiMAllANPiFiONT STREETS Tobacco Warehousemen and iommlssionMercbants V q4 JR ECiVNCOOK Salesman Liberal Advances on Tobacco t i v e h xiprrBti NATJAI1HER JAS WEST b THE WICKES FENDER smoothly and work becomes delight GENTS GOST ONLY If you are weak tired and nervous Twenty Cents less Than The Publishers Price Hoods Sarsaphril a is just what you Uiveivuuuy uukui iu xvuctvi at need Try it T billiousness eadache indigestion 1G0 wices tirtnted on fine heavy paper and bound in white ena meled cover W containing SEVENTY TWO ILLUSTRATIONS And 1b being read by iovornors Statesmen and most of the prominent men of the coun try It should be In the haiidg of every voter in tne Tnitea statea it is tne muy oi every business man In Kentucky to read this book He will And himself entertained while doing so ana rioniy rewaraea in tne ena xnere is nothing dry about it as Is usually with books on tins subject For the purpose of Introducing th Is book t lis reaacrs in its most attractive iorm xut KENTUQKIAN has Beleeted Youve no Idea THE SO CENT ED TION line How nicely Hoods Sarsaparilla hits Printed on coverheavy paper bound In white and1 printed In two enameled the needs of the people who feel all will mall It postpuld to any addresscolors or deliver tired out or run down from any cause It at Its Counter for 30 cents most Remember It seems to oil up the whplo imechau form In whichthat this Is the printedhandsome in paper this book Is ism of the body so that all moves covers it wiii tratlon In front of tho dasiboavd of the car is a flexible fdlse dashboard of Iron lattice work backed by springs of great jflexibility This is so arranged thatit can be movedfrom bne end of the car to tho other without trouble and it is of s6 flexible5 a- nature that a body picked up by a car moving at a very rapid rate would be deposited on tho platform or catcher without Injuryl Tho dashboard may be made of bent iron or perforated rubber The horizontal platform is also mado of tho same material It travels usually about an inch and a half above the rails but with a heavy body on it it would be borne down upon the small wheels which rido beneath it and would then ride about an inch above the rails low enough down to insure safe capture of anything alive which might get in tho wayVyet high enough not to interfere with the running of the car There is no hard surface any where GAITHER i WEST MERCHANTS KY iilivL fBfly lis a book of k TOBAOOOgs MISS ION HOPKINSVILLE ERAGSDADE And Proprietors PLANTERS Warehouse RkEC00PBJl RAGSDALE COOPER 00 Mi 250 rn La II WmiR HOPKINSVILLE No commission KY 30 A Special attention to sampling and Felling tobacco Liberal advance Â¬ ments made on consignments Our charges for selling Tobacco will remain Hoods Pills cure liver ills consti- a IB IB Mm JHJto jaundice sick lEstQfoLielxed 1869 i 111 V ft- - He Srriffeth tho Earthquake iI COPYRIGHTS k CAN 1 OBTAIN A PATENT For a prom inswer and an honest oplnlonwrlto to WU CO wbo bare had nearly fifty years ca In tho natent business Commnnlciu tlions strictly confldentlal A Ilnnilbook of In formation concerning lntenta and bow to ob tain morn sent free Also a catalogue of mecnan leal and sclentlflo books sent free Co recclTe Patents taken through Munn special notlcoln the Hclcntldc Amerlcnn and tbus art brought widely beforo the public with- Â¬ out cost to the Inventor This splendid paper Issued weekly elegantly lllnstrated has by far tho anrest circulation of any scientific work In the woria S3 a year sample conies sent free Handing EdltlonEiont pM a year Single ooDles nil bents every namoer contains oeau- tiful plates In colors and Dhotoirranh of new bouses with plans enabling builders to show the latest designs and secure contracts Address MUNN uu- M J I fI hi n and the other a sweet pretty child of fourteen Or fifteen Albion was a picturesque spot nest- Â¬ ling in a cozy valley cut by a deep ra- Â¬ vine down which rushed an impetuous stream On all sides rose the sloping walls of a mountain amphitheater clad in variegated greens beyond which to the east there hung like mirages in the sky the dome and spire peaks of the Andes The Hunters had been there two or thrcuyears and the place was already flourishing A more homelike or Arcadian spot could not be found on the continent and here 1 spent a few days in blissful repose un- Â¬ disturbed by any warning premonition of the terrible tragedy that impended over the calm scene in which I was to bo a sort of participator after the fact Nor did my kind entertainers seem op- Â¬ pressed by dark forebodings as hey gayly waved good by from their balJ cony all aglow with sunlight and rich southern bloom But however invisible the shadow of death was even then at hand After a rather leisurely journey having yet plenty of time to catch the mail I ar- 4 wart muscular lassie of twenytwo ii hiZjh FORTH THE CHILIAN LYNCHERS AS V torn from her and a machette stab wound under the left breast and the shattered fragment of tii stair baluster still grasped firmly in her right hand telling what her struggles had been Mrs Hunter and little Allee lay apart both Reverently we gathered the remains and buried them then tried to track theibrigands We did our besttbut the effort was useless as they had too much of a start and the peon population wise in their generation and cal- Â¬ lous in their sentiments dreaded to give information that might place us on the trail This is a fairly typical phture of the conditions under which colonization is carried on In Chili but of which pros- Â¬ pective colonists are carefully kept In Ignorance That life is afcall possible is mainly due to the vastriossof the thinly peopled country and the fact tjiat the bandits after all rob to live maklngmurder nnd rapine merely incidental to the main object All the same it Is a most uninviting country to colonize despite its unbounded natÂ¬ ural advantages with Hyhoso turn nextVthus hanging like a Damocletian swoVdovertiie colonists heads Ii THEYRpE T P Porter wi-n Â¬ Â¬ 1 fact that hprses can hearsbnnds that are not per ceptible to human cars For days previous tothe great earthquake in the Riviera the horses of that locali- Â¬ ty showed every symptom of fear which continued without change of character unless it was in the di- Â¬ rection of crreater frenzy till the fury of the great convulsion broke forth Not until a few seconds how ever before the earth began to trem- Â¬ ble did human beingshear the sub- Â¬ - -terranean rumblings One writer from the scene says that in his opin- Â¬ THERE THEY LAY ion the horses knew that tho great bodies presented the most pitiful spec- quake was on the way from seventy tacle of all especially poor Janey tho two to one hundred hours before elder girl who lay all abroad like a their masters heard or felt tho first fallen colossus every shred of clothing jar St Louis Republic well known It is a t lliMiUIII i I A r M Tobacco Commission Merchants CENTRAL WAREHOUSE T C B ALBERT - jjkw Yore aoi Buoapwat F SHRYER ftittjEZr Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon in Ui S Navy af Â¬ terwards Post Surgeon U s Army and later burgeon British Marine Service with two years experience as Physician at Hot Springs Ark will welcome the sick and af fllcted at Ills Olllce where consultatlonwith one of the Most Successful Doctors of the presan ace is cordially invited All will receive kind and lionorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed in every case undertaken PEOPLES WAREHOUSE HANBERY SHRYER 4 Props Railroad Street Between Tenth and Elevpnth EC p3sirLST7 iilo WZZZz MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL iWViMljii A ENDORSE ELEGTROPOISE fjf t i Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treaty Succeseijilly All Chronic nud Long Standing Diseases Bronchitis Catarrh treated by latest hospital methods Blood and 8kin Tis easei Pimples SCofUla Tunlors Eczema Ulcers SYPHILIS nud all troubles arising from an impure state of tho blood promptly and completely eradicated forever from the system rest6ring health and purity Sores Careful attention given to sampling and polling all tobacco consigned to us Liberal udvnnoPH on tobacco in store Good quarters for teams and teamsters All tobacco insured unless otherwise instructed jj B ALLEN Gen At Li E DADD llook keeper 0 P WARKIELDSupt Ren John Eodger8JanviUitKy It is a mystery to me almost a I Union Tobacco Warehouse COMMERCE 1 1 miracle i v Rev- Z Meek CaitleburgKy have used j and HITER STS I tie yv pf Electropoise for Clarksville - Tennessee fiveyears and llild it invaludble as a curatiye agentiqspecially jf it effica- feeble womenana cious in cases delicate childeem v TCidney Rev Robert Barrett Louisville Bap- - Syphilis meet strictures varicocele Hvdro OrgansIUlej cele private Pist tion irom business u Weakbnck frequent and burning urine dis eases of the bladder of both iexes promptly and safely cured will receive special and careful treatment for i their many ailments and Urinary UNION t- H0USE Ladies fa m- - v TcJulcrtyiWeaknesa of Fistula quickly cured without usln ass TT Night A Liberal advance made on Con Ki signments Eree Storage to Planters Correspondence So i t Hcited Prompt and Careful Attention to AU on deten Business Entrusted to Us rived at Concopclon to find the town in In England severe cold generally a state of confusion such as the advent kills a good many people in certain a Innin nri i Jrt a ilfilllfl r4 1 rft parts pf North America cold still more 4 nolnnnil On fnmifrinrr flirf njinsn hf severe puts new life Into them It re Â¬ j tho excitement I found that little Jock quires no argumentation to show that d son of Al Â¬ there must be a definite reason for this Hunter the bion had coino in that morning nnd The chief reason 13 that English cold reported that brigands had raided the is mostly damp while in North America hacienda and murdered the entire fam- Â¬ it is mostly drj There is the greatest ily save himself ho having escaped by difference in the world between dry air the help of a peon and fled to the town and damp air The former Is usually ff The military authorities who for air m o and simple possessing a full tome political or worse reason cither quantity of oxygen and often charged fftror or fear the brigands were coldly highly with ozone The latter consists irresponsive to tho lads appeal for a ofi air mixed with the vappr of water punitive forco to be sent after the ma Â¬ tvcn Jho former alrfullyxygcnatcd rauders ai thdhot bldfcd cjliakmsj Is breathed lttlmulaiesvmoro faowjSr5 had takentlio matter fin ihelrpwn fully tJSan eharopaffne T latteries Intlftpfrzu Vfn4 nana ai M i Cold Kill and Cold Cures xemledies1 k Electropoise cured tig m v o after all iother failed f ir v M Rev W W Bruce Houstonville Ky Electropoisejsured opium habit Rev Geo Means Covington Ky inpue night tho Electropoise re- Â¬ twclve-ycar-ol- lieved brain conges ion and vertigo We could fill this paper with simi Â¬ lar reports but think this sufficient to interest you oii tho subject of rented four Electropoise healthy tlonsrimpoteiicyi Mcnicloy Dlzziirestf litii oi energy ana liimimeucc tne areamui eiiects of Karly Vico which brlngsOrganlo Weakness unilttinir oneforbUdtiKSsstuavor enlovment pi Ufo treated with never failing success On exanunanon ine urinary deposits a ropy seal mentwlll often he louncl and sometimes smalrpartlcles If albumen will appear or the coorwW be Of a thin milklBliliuQ again changiiiK to tv dark and turbid apKeafaiice There aro manymei who die of this uifflleultv caunc Mhfeh la thcsecod ignorant pf the W cukncris Tlifi dodtor will stage orSeiitinal Kuaranttna perfect curiilrifiiruau casesvnd a healthv returatlfll of thdtenlturiiMiiftrv J organs WKiTKyourvtrojiuiv8 if llyliig owfy from You caivbocured uthonje by corres the cltj pondence Absolute secrecy in alVv profes sional dealings and inedlolno sent secure from obseryationf Testimonials ofvatlenta are never pubjishedr Bankrerorencej to my fesponsioMjw ouoTimiylBivenJ Aaaress Nervous Debility llSBBgteiBpilS BSsPSgSSagu SAMUEL HODGSON 1 CLABKSVILLE TENN IspOTOH SWEDE and the most deM jii sirable EASTERN MU1NUMHJJNT8 TABLETS G RANJTE Sil ITALIAN Mannfacttirer and Imnorteroi MARBLE Xli dm Ml Ii monthforildk TnKTWtr Jd8 Jf fEBB I ITcwk g ri m tj MimtK BOIS iMi GlS ipGliurchfStreetjv rum id w- Rlnlifriiftlc MltyiA tAAVnj lk x and STATUARY I11 After 40 years experience we feel coufident that drdws entxusted tous will be executed in a skillful ana artistic manner ww A1110 7ltl AJ uffWoup9 rmtitvrbW ueo-3 t IttH ftitfat woi u-- hWiug V V- J M B i T 11 Y - AKIDnTW Jl r- r fi jwxay n H 4b ipui ttf fcf t yfiss term KVAiH wxwwyi rf i 4 u rtrwo 1 A rjfy HEADQUARTERS wr ROSES BULBS PLANTS ahd SEEDS TRY OUR UNRIVALED SETS BSLlVBft8D AT YOUR POST Ofl ICB TOSrAID OUR CATALOaUB Of ISO fAOBB FtlES TO AtX TRY Circuit Court Drcry tfui jTviaa Viral Wnndtv l9etKUfttV l uld Ukm1ji AVfcrir QU EERiLOOa Inrentori I f ttut A horse loyr IalIiirtford Conn has devised a sulky tihat may amlpliaH Jparia onay m coDruary rvvVCHEWrtJk fee flrnt Monday In June term wonders in the devclopmenl of speed erm mx - Monday in September in trwUinahorses It Is a rather odd r we lour L ir Jt looking arrangement as may bo seenj ijim CXLLOW Riosl Monday in April tern fromthityuro printed herewith butthree weelu jm Mondiw n August ters Its apnap6wn is oaseu upon spyorait two weelcsjbeeohd koriday in Kovember erympprtftjit consfderatlons term three weeks running against time tho horse Lyom First Monday in May term two should riayd as nearly absplutp freedom weeks first Monday In August term two of wipI and limb as possible besides weeks fl re t Monday in Jccembe7 term two being relieved of draught In dther weeks 5H words lie should be as naturo designed him and tho inventor pi this sulky Dr Kollock In NashyilUVji claims that It more nearlyacconipiisties Th6 attention of the reader is especially ir TlHtIt Will AiprhMWMi tiers B r f LKYr ti f bad rPlyed frwo wounds In street d frooMp ono o whioty 1 rJm the bands 1 I -r wouwu uy yvio Ty nu ll Oonarresn Then Were Not uuiiniuuuBiyHickorym me AC WHS UlllUi that Old liad been in a y46aen du61s and a Irandrcd personal encounters when bo entered the white Tho JLubllo of To Day DnU House During thesfc latter years wo Not CouBteBanceHltxcesios Which Have had in th6 executive mansion high Â¬ 6nr jbrefnTiiftip Considered bred Christian gonilemori nnd ladles Mre Eccentricities Tho quarrelsome querulous swaggerer TAT r 1 vwz u GOOD OLD DAYS T Z-- Ceeb BSD BE PLEflSED WE GUARANTEE SAT1SFMTI0K 50c TRIAL SETS Set Xi lOSporbErorblodmUigllojos lOnorti Sot II 10 Trlio Oliryjanttioiaums In 10 Jrt Oerunliimi 10 cholccit Sett IO Boat Mammoth Verbenas 10 culom color 10 Kew Set 1U bweoiw BrnaoD3 ererbloomlnp 10 sorts Set K Set F 10 Nbw llellntrapos most fragrant 10 sorts Set II 10 Hardy Shrubs lendlruroortslOTarleties ISlhYEAR So till 15 Gladiolus Including ChiUslOcolors O Beet Grapevine Sorts an dtflbrent colors Set J 4 ACRES Set K 4 Select Sorts French Camnasbcst bloomers UNDER Set h IU vines anu ureepets torjforcbor uasKeu CLASS 6 Ferns and Mosses for Ferneries Sot M brightest hardiest N Rnt 10 Follace Plants Set O 15 rackets Choice KlewerSeeJs select i Una Graceful Ialma sttonf Stl NEUNER Louisville Kv Address NANZ OOB MLECTION Or SORTS il called to tho card of Dr Mathow Hnry Kollock willed is Jin another cclurrm The Dootorl8arialivoof Norfolk Va 183i of a prominent Southern family of Savannah Ga lie is qHed as a standard authority by the page 185 Encytwjffidia Britnnlca tho lariat and mq9nP0taniiwpiiyinth world being in in 25 volumes each the size of aJarge church Bible He is noted1 as the dlsdoverer of tho actlro principle of gelaemt nurnt1 o speolfio for neuralgia of the face and womb Tho Doptor Jias been all pyer the World and has made many cures especially at Hot prlngsArk given up brotierphysi ISpeoIal WashinRton Lettorl Tho Fifty flrstpongress was the tar- got for abuse and vilification of all ex tromist edltbriai writers In tho demo era tic party i aird tho Fifty third con- CTCs cwHlchfhaa recently adjourned has been the target for tho criticism and denunciation qf all extremist repub While incat lican editorjaljfwriters leadi Srsliin in the cvo i men it is bractipallvl jf l r fa HO lnrifTAr n nnrvnlriT ruOtffon1 Irlnl J areirting of impojooririentovTiio Hi J- Persons wboyuapathi7ff witmthe aWicted will rejoico with thaD E Carrof 1235 Banison street ftniisas - UiKKWW W iWesim 1 IJL R 1 and pub lisneucpucuruiugv wicm uunng tno past tbpar3jandparticularly during tno iastten montns tnamajority party of thdFIthifdVcBrjgress has been tho sutricbtof acrreat deal of milWvj and Indivuiuai leaders havo been critl als aWongrsrodeadilhat hmgr trutlScari- aP J7aertained onlyvaf tpr individu- tho truths tho1 3 I Kl IViiy IV U n flanltnatorV rheumatism but has not hertboro been troubled in this cli inate Last winter he went up in to Wisconsin and in consequence had had another attack It came upon me again very acute and severe ho said Aly joints swelled and became inflamed sore to touch or almost look to look at Upon the urgent requespfiny mother in law I tried Charnberlainys Pain Balni 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 be the finest thing lor rheumatism pains and swellings extant For sale by R C Hardwick Hopkinsville Ed K Bo gard Lafayetto druggists XXO IS HU OJU HUliqi01 num m- - THK 5EW SULKY H sj ifpiiniilliilj j Â¬ I Italy spends every year 14000000 lire on her army anci navy Twenty- tive lire equal 55 A Remedy He says she was well in forty minutes after taking the first dose Toe sale by R C --Hardwick Hoptoville Ed R Bogard La- fa The estimated cost of both sides of of the great cival war in this country was 55OQ OOtO0O J lains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea sick with bilious colic when M C Tisler a prominent merchant of the town gave her a bottle of Chamber- lady of at Tooloys La was Very I i surcingle supports and steadies the shaftsand straps running fropi It to the pockets that inclose the ends of the shafts keep the sulky from running faster than the horse Tho onlv necessities in the way of harness arot tho breastplate the sur cingle and the bridle leaving tho ut Â¬ most freedom to the shoulders and tho chest as well as to the lungs by reason ot less tightening of tho girth If tho horse rears or otherwise misbe- Â¬ haves tho sulky must go up with him and if ho makes a sidowise movement he must land thp sulky where ho lands himself with no danger of dishing the wheel Tho inventor Bays that no training down of overweights Tyill bo necessary when his vehicle is used as tho heavier tho weight within a reasonablo limit tho moreeasily thp Vehicle will be pro- Â¬ pelled He aTsosaya that a horso may bo more easily coptrolJepV from Jho new location p pie seatj tqanwhen tho driversits back of and Virtue lower than tho horso One of these sulkies is now building and sejcrabhorsemen jho have seen tho plans think Very favorably of It m eiiwnwy As shown in tho cut tho drivers seat is overtho horses hips with tho wheels a trifle Jn advance of tho peddle of tho animals body The central upright exteriding from the wheel to the seat is on a slight incline and must necessarily help propel the wheels thus reduc ing Jtlie- draught to the minimum A known that end device yet mado n VA CW lrCanpbell humed ia land containing over108000 sheets and costincr durintr tho host twontv vears abquflamillIon dollars a year is nearly completed Tho Bcales vary from 10 and 6 feet to the mile for tho towns through Bb inches 0 Inches 1 Inch H men anu wu men 10 ino muo xno de Â¬ The army of Bojiviacostjthe people tails are sb minute that tho 25 and 0 of that impoverisliedfpQiJatrySl800 Inch maps show every hedge fence 3vy IJKaaJMshMBijSsWSy j 000 a year ditchf wall building and pven every COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS isolated tree In the country Thp 25 Nearly every one requires a topia inch map shows in color the material KENTUCKY ETOPbUNSVILLE blood medicine in thefsprihg7 Thefe of which every part of a building is J GoodRlgs with or without drivers furnished day or night Special rates to Commer nothing so good as Jboiey s Sue constructed Tho plansshow not only is cialmen Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES Sarsaparilla For sale by R Hard- - tho exact shape of dverybuilding but every porch areavdoorsteplamppost railway and flro plug Tno members 01 tho house of repre- Â¬ sentatives ono yddr Hgp were inclined A Household Necessity to take official notice of tho trial of a Whatis a guarantee No family should be withQUt It is ths If you have a Cough or certain member of congress but upon Foleys Diarrhoea and Colic Cure reflection concluded toieave arid did Perfectly safe and will gjve instant Cold a tickling in the Throat which leave Col Breckenridgo to the judg DEFENDED niMSELF WITH THE TONOS keeps you constantly coughing or if relief Price 25 and 50c For sale ef- Â¬ you are afflicted with anv Chest ment of tho people of tho Ashland dis- glad to know that their aggregate re- Â¬ j f by R C Hardwick trict Tho verdict of that people was forts havo been producing notable Throat or Lung Trouble Whooping against immorality and with tho close sults Wo cannot see in our several Austria spends every year 15 Cough o and ycu use Balkrate are growing congress on March 4 communities 000000 florins brith0 army Twelve Horehound Sjrup as directed giving of tho Fifty third of Col Breckenridgo much better that people men who are But tho tho public careexf florins equal 5 it a fair trial and no benefit i i expei iC also closed sent to congress aro fairly representa- Â¬ Av St enced- - we tlUthorizewour advertised uurmgiiiu rmy nrsi congress tnere tive of tho people and the fact that A Warm Friend agent to refund your money on return were many stormy scenes and at least their moral tone is wonderfully ele- Â¬ Foleys Colic and Diarrhoea Cure of bottle It never1 fails to give satis- uuu perBuuui oucounierueiiween repre vated is strongly a manifestation of tho is very hot but when diluted it is a faction It promptly relieves Bron sentatives hut no gambling nor excesfact that tho sentiment of the country In the very concerning morality and superior char- Â¬ warm friend indeed to those suffer j chitis iFree trial bottle at R C sive drinking wilsnbted fearly days of thb rennblfe our states- - acter Is potential and elevating When ing from bowel complaints lit nevfer Hardwicks drug store hi6n fndilged in swearing fighting statesmon drank fought duels gam Â¬ 25 and 50c For sale by RC fails The army and navy of tho Argen- drlniring gambling and carousing In bled and were publicly maudlju they Hardwick re i i rj tine Confederation are kept up at an 179S thero was a dreadful scene in tho were representative of the people for 1M9I MMIt houso of representatives Will MAKK Hoger Gris if tho general moral tone of tho country The Spanish army costs 149000 annual cost of 513000000 mttttTnauiti wold of Connecticut and Matthew had been otherwiso the statesmen would Twenty five 4 pesetas a year 000 f Y pesetas equal 5 Lyon of Vermont came to blows not havo dared to defy public opinion Ballards Snow LinimentWhen After a hot war of words Lyon Thon as now tho public men courted This invaluableremedy is onothat shouted to Griswold I havo a mindi to popular favor Then drunkenness and When so many people are taking ought to be in everyhousehold It come ba7ftttherendj3each you gp4 gambling were not unpopular with tho and deriving benefit from Hoods Sar- Â¬ will cure your Rheumatism Neural manners v JJS jtm n people Our statesmen aro better to- Â¬ saparilla why dont you try it your- gia bprams Cuts Bruises iiurns Jf you come Lj on cried Griswold day because our peoplo self It is highly reccomded Fbyst Frosted Feet and Ears Sore Throat dont forget to bring your wooden SOLD EVERYWHERE and Sore Chest If you have Lame sword I alluding to tho fact that the rnrtRetortfM Wendell Phillips Cuttlnjr back it will cuie you It ponelrats to Vermonter was drummed out of tho MADE ftJ3verybody will bo interested in Dr Furness of Philadelphia tells a THENKFAlRBANlCGOMFMSTLoins It will cure army during thd revolution Lyon vJptaTis said about Olive Branch in the seat of the disease without a word but in a frenzy of characteristic stpry about Wendell stiff Joints and contracted muscles W yju 11 tuevaViAY UMOIUUr COIUIIIU Several clergymen ho says rage crossed theroonii and dolirTerate Phillips iiiim y Jl jn m jr Those jyhoave15rbeeNnjcripplps fpr lyspat in Grldwoldsfacef Thcfo was boarded a street car in Boston ono r ifi a motion to expel Elm and during its day and ono of them hearing it inti Â¬ years have used Ballards Show Lini Ts estimatob that the worlds can ment and thro n away their crutches pendency tho offendpr mado a speech mated thatWendell Phillips was in tho non hascost the worlds InmateA ahUbeeuablp to wiUk asSvell as ever in self defense which was so bbsceno car got upandasked tho conductor to Every one knows we are artists in woolen - point him put did so tho newspapers of ItT will cure you a little over 10000000 Price 50 cents that casytlmp could not oven that free- and tho ministerTho cbnductortho ora- Â¬ going up to and fully indicato fabrics and the most fashionable aalors in Free ti ialbottle at R C Hardwick its purport The motion to expel was tor said You aro Mr Phillips I am the city We Guarantee fits and absolute- Â¬ I should like speak XirBrB bSpi ran over Important to Invalid Ladies The average annual cost of maifi defoatedt whereupon Griswold out of it told Yes sirsomething and to trust to you about to Lyons seat jerked him I ly dont want our customers to pay for any Dr Kilmer - After giving your taming a man in the American navy threw him down and beat him on the sir you will not bo offended Thero Olive Branch a thorough trial I can is r5UU dnthe British uavyit is floor of thd house clothes tliat are not thoroughly satisfactory Our Lyon escaped to is no fear of it was tho sturdy answer X safely say it is tho best medicine SWkPJr fireplace and defended himself and then tho minister began to ask Mr the stock of spring woolens is now complete embracing for Female Complaints It does just with the tongs but was beaten again Pliillips earnestly why ho persisted in A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man all the latest designs in London Specials anci Foreign what you claim for it Friendsof tho parties at last Interfered stirring up such anunfriendly agitation Are voti bilious constinated or and the battle fcamo to ah end but in ono part of thq couniry about an evil Emily Sundy importations exclusive with us No pne else can PryorCreek Ind Ter troubled with jaundice sick headache only after considerable damage had that existed in another part Why bad taste in mouth foul breath coat- been done Such a scene would be said tho clergyman do you not go show them ffir sale by R O Hardwick indigestion wholly impossible during tho present south and kick up this fuss and leavo ed tongue dyspepsia hot dry sjiiu pain in back and be Â¬ generation for tonr people havo grown tho north in- peace Mr Phillips was Have Sou Had the Grip tween the shpulders chills and fever hotter as well aa wiser than their an- not the least ruffled and answered havo sir I If you have you probably need a etc If youliver isally of these symp- cestors were exception during rooont smilingly of You Gospelpresume are a tho minister out of order and With ono I am sir We invite you to call and Honey toms your are always the very best roliablo medicine like Foleys men heal your lungs and atop your blood is slowly being poisoned years wo havo not only had bettorrepu said tho clergyman And your calling and tar to istosavQ souls from hell see for yourself and get prices- in congress but men of stainlosa Eraotly the racking cough incidentahto thistatlciklin tlie tvhito house ever again sir Well then why dont you go or saloiby R 0Harddisease VtFi i Lifes Calendar r people place In tho presldea there llVDImiUUlUUB UlJl wicIM Ilco a nun whoso hands are ii has Tao eaiil axat liver medicii ACenapsrlsnia ti staiiifH with Hnmcn blood or who haa Prietf Tho cms wdJMr HbWeUre eruroiwditndcadlv duollnir When Gen R C Hardwiolns drug isMN Alike In ciitaln apots Jaaksosi Umo to ihe vrhlte house lie kiVwraifiW- and also has secured the It may first Mm slnfulkr vj r rwn uwjicpnwuQa tw ituvinRvjKiwKa iforsaie tetabTiepainlw8 j J YlwiKiuwuuref g f Â¬ Hy using it freely the disease is ue- prived dangerous consequences no danger in giving the There remedy to babies as it cpntams jiq fjlandBQJjentjbot thing injurious tles for sale by R C Hardwick Hopkinsville Ed R Bdgard Lafayette lains Cough Romedyrr isj excellent Fori whooping cough Chamber- Â¬ mmm tiwiiyM ejGi call A A Hmrkabl Map great ordnncp survey map of Eng Â¬ relentless than political leaders have ever been subjected to before llut in the midst of it all whilo many charges of a serious naturo have been preferred it is a significant fact that nobody has arraigned tho Fifty third congress for licentiousness ormoral depravity It is indicative of tHo elevated moral tone of tho entire country that better and purer men are constantly being selected and sent to the senato and houso of representatives in thq national capital It would bo practically impost sibld for any community m this period of our history to send a professional prize fighter to congress solely jon the ground of his reputation as a slugger arid brutal beaterof other men It would also lie practically impossible for anyt community to send a professional lgarabler to congress but if such a tthingwero dona the gamblerwouldvcer--tainl- y bo expelled from tho house of representatives if hQfundertQqlffb es tabUsh j a rambling house in Washing ion ana runxnaiiKinu 01 a Dusincs during his term of membership in th houso Arid yet thirty years ago J6h Morrissev a Professional nrize flchter was a member of the liousP of repVeJ sentatives kept a gambling house on Pennsylvania avenue and was at the same tfracregarded as a popular repre4 sentatiV by a irgecassof pebple inj Washington city WithliJi a single generation tho moraljtpnS of tnojentiret icbuptryhas beensoelovaled tliat such aratfn conltlnot now live such a life and prosper in the glare of pablic opinion i FonqET Yoim woodkx bwobd clsed and lampooned aa well as car- Â¬ tooned in a manner more excessive and DdT No matter what differences of opinion nor how excited statesmen iriay become in debate nor what wicked things they may say to each other there will never more be dueling in Washington nor in this- vicinity Tho day of blood atonement at the hands of man has gone forever There remains Tlllf lltfln nf fVin rllmllnr cmlftf mnr li Ttwstatcs where the southern sun pniumuuiy gives to men Hotter oiood faSHi quicker tempers During recent years there have been no drunken scenes in the eapitol either in um buuuLu or nuusu 01 representa Â¬ tives with ono exception A celebrated debate was closed during the early days of the Fifty third congress by a senator who has lived over from tho past generation and his voieo was verv shaky and hisidcas were mixed be- puipaiiy aauieu too long Sj with the demon tliat destroys Our fathers and Grandfathers lived in an ago when drunkenness wasasnormal as sobriety and temperance ae to day In those times maudlin scenes were cptnmon at tho eapitol nnd they were iot considered disgraceful but were regarded as exceedingly funny Hut the cause of temperaneo has grown and tho Influence of the ladies of tho land has been so potent that tho future legislation of our country will be the product of sober brains Just before tho war and during that great militant epoch there were gambling-houses all along Pennsylvania nvoniio from the eapitol to the white house To day there is not a single game running in Washington which statesmen patronize Of courso thoro are some low dives here as in all cities but none which statesmen dare to enter Before and during the war it was not considered wicked or improper jnsy- - arise r IQdUI THE GMAT SDMMER RESOUT 1885 ON SPRINGS DAWSON Hopkins County ZENTUOKY These celebrated chalybeate and salts springs are situated Immediately upon the Chesa peake Ohio nnd Southwestern RK 105 mles west of Louisville Ky and 63 mile eaat of entertaining 300 TinsAUiiAUiAHUUSEls new nnd neatly furnished with capacity persons i no owners 01 me notei are aiso owners oi tne springs anu tne 6t cuests ol UioArca- dia House liavo FHEE ACCBSS to the anrinus without extra charire Invalids should remem- ber that the months of Jupe and July oiler many advantages to persons visiting the Springs The dry and liquid snlts are manufactured a these Springs For pamphlets etc apply to N JI HOLEMAN CO Proprietors IHUUtUUt ivy W Fcrmerly with Alexander T Grant Propr BT Grant E B Baldwik naa ARLINGTON HOTEL BEASONONBLE CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN RATES STREET LOUISVILLE BOT AND COLD BATHS KY 1895 BAR 1815 BARBERSHOP v pers of to day would quickly chronicle tho event if any member of the senate or of the house should frequent such places But in those days tho newspa Â¬ pers made no mention of the lives of the great men who were attending to congressional duties but two or three hours each day and passing from twelve to fifteen hours iii saloons and gambling houses It Is a comfortable reflection that tho world is growing bettor at least our portion of it The Christian men and women throughout tho country will be the part of public men for senators and representatives strolling along Pennsylvania avenue to enter public gambling houses and engage in games of chance Nobody paid any attention to sueh conduct on The newspa Insure in the Old Reliable- - MUTUAL Total Assets BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE AMZI DODD President 1st 1695 CO 6528300330 OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY January TION 18795131663 Paid Policy Holders since organization Surplus Former N Y Standard 672388075 Losses paid in Kentucky over 300000000 After second year GUARANTEED CASH SURRENDER VALUES on life and endowment policies INCONTESTIBLE CASH LOANS made on assignable policies in caseoflapseno FORFEITURE policy is continued in force FOR FULL AMOUNT by the reserve or if preferred to the purchase of a nald tin doIIcv No restrictions as to RESIDENCE or OCCUPA THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired K W SMITH CO State Agents 5 12 West Main street Louisville Ky CALLIS WALLACE Local Agents KENTUOKY HOPKINVILLE Lftery Feed And Sale Stable N They Look it SpickAnd SpanHew am vwwsww Clothes s i Washed Wiih if GLA1HETTE SOAR ti it HOW TO DKESS NEATLY fcfc -- r OUR TRIMMINGS a 1 TmmriTv4hottlmJ vrrri NTOBIN FASHIONABLE TAILOR a i A 8 HEBE 7 L HQPKJlkpyjLLE ENTPKIA 1395 snsIB L 5 MyV X895 iim THESE A OtiLlaht iCHl GA Ruft8 l i KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used The many who live betÂ¬ ter than others and enjoy life more with expenditure by more promptly adapting the worlds beat products to the needs of hvsical beinsr will attest the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy Syrup of Figs Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pleas Â¬ ant to the taste the ref reshingand truly beneficial properties of4 a perfect lax Â¬ ative i effectually cleansing the system dispelling colds headaches and fcyers and permanently curing constipation Zt has given satisfaction to millions and of the medical act with tho approvalacts on tho Kid Â¬ profession because it 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 drugÂ¬ gists in 60c anTl bottles but it is man Â¬ ufactured by tho California Fig Syrup Co only whose name is printed on every package also the name Syrup of Figs and being well informedyou will not HookisaviU now has two broom yA iactbfie X Handsome linV of dog collarsfeat Forbes BrbB Lafayette preparing to build a ovDioiu ujiYHier worcs Hopkins county will hold herjlair the last week in August Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over City Bank Hopkinsville Ky Two rooms furnished or unfur Â¬ nished for rent Apply to Z Skerritt The Church Hill Grange saleon tho 17th is now the next eventto W look forward to Hanberv Bellhave moved their law office toSeargent block Main street near thecourt house When you need lime or other building material call on H M Dal ton at old Underwood Ellis coal yard Miss HattieHartie has purchased Mr J W Stiths house and lot-- on Jesup avenue and took possession Obj Tare te BuIm Tex gad Saturn 4 On account of the General Assem bly Presbyterian chtirdti tne 0 V Ry will sell tickets to JDallas Tex u It ri fffrrrfy aaa return on may xqu ajhu ni lEthntoneiaro for the round trip good returning until June 8d M Sbebwood MiroHKLL G P A iDpliij n j Kiv BE E Agt- - Otic Week Beginning tkr v4 SPECIAL LOcMk Notice 4 if i m- m- jy T HH All persons holding claims against the estate of Jas M Clark deed are hereby notified to present the same to me properly proven according to law k Hopkinsvilles Shrewd Shoppers have been incited to many remarkable hap jv penings but none where h dollar woiild buy so mUcli nor such pretty night dresses as this one It will outshm0outclass andoutsell all January offerings mat v l ftii- V m- ix i mJ fc by June 3 1895 Geo C Long Admr ExperJeiicetl and Able Night Dresses Drawers We share Advertising The old reliable Furniture dealero and And eo 6joyorhas gono a fishing Ahd ejVeheard from old Japan Shes glylng China a llcklne But were still at the same old stand 3Pyle Em IeiiisilisEt w Are Good Muslin effectually gottenup Correctly constructed with yoke finished with ruffles anipie sizes band hamburg embroidery and well made e tucks v 290 8 for 100 lv34c v undertakers Up stairs Jn Henry block Hopkinsville Ky Night Dresses ExcellentMusl in ered and tucked cr V Night Dresses V Neck embroidered and tucked with embroid- Â¬ front cambric rufSecTyoke arid sleeves 46c Irish paint embroidery tucked and iulied sleevM- - 690 front accept any substitute if offered L N TIME TABLE 1010 SOUTH TRAINS GOING NORTH No6 No No 62 St Louis Fast Mall Nashville Accom Louis Express HSt TRAINS GOINO 53 962 a in 8R0p m pm 436 am No St Louis Express 625 am No 66 Nashville Accomodation 13 pm No CI St Louis Mall Nashville Accommodation does not run on Sunday North bound St Louis and Chicago fast trolns have through trains solid and sleepers to Chicago and St Louis Fast Line stops only at Important stations and crossings Has through Pullman Bleep en to Atlanta Ga JMADAMSAKent PBKSONAI UOSSir ville yesterday Miss Ruth Penn of Cerulean IS visiting friends on Jesup avenue Miss Ida Fyke has returned from a short visit to friends at Adams Sta- Â¬ tion Tenn Mr Fred Wallis of Hopkinsville was in the city Tuesday last Auburn Advocate Mr Andrew Hall of Nelson Ga is spending a few days in the city with his family Judge T J Morrow went to Eddy If vou doubt it come and see for And examine our shop vourselvetlast week made furniture and be astonished at Cleaning and repairiner a specialty low prices we are elling it for done by Fowright the tailor and cut- - he m ujr oBveum pl ueiweeu aiain anu Notice Era olhce All persons holding claims against Mr J D Miller of Cerulean has the estate of Jordan A Thomas de- Â¬ fallen heir to one fourteenth interest ceased are hereby notified to file in a 125000 estate by the death of them with me properly and legally an uncle in Nashville verified within the next thirty days JW W Thomas Circuit court convened in Eddy Admr of Jordan A Thomas ville yesterday The docket is a largo 1 one and some very important cases May 3 1895 will come up for trial FOR RENTon South Virginia street a desirable place house of 8 rooms large yard and garden and all kinds Oo of fruit W W Ware A few nights ago the store of Thos U McEuen at Manitou Hopkins county was burglarized but nothing of a rfl n mnntnno Tl tTlirtl great valuo was taken off i case the purity of the article is of tho Dr A P Campbell has resumed greatest importance I W Harper his practice and also has secured the is n aventucKV uisiuier ui uuuouaj right to extract teeth by the painless reputation The product of his Dis process Office over Bassett Co tillerv is shipped direct to tho retail The extremely hot weather of the trade it passes through no middle past few days has been knocking out mans hands to oe mixed coiorea tne cut worms rapidly and n it con- and watered Consumers therefore tinues they will all be gone in a very bave tbe assurance that I W HAn pees AVhiskey is sold in its absolute short time purity by his Agents W R Lopg A large crowd was in the city Sat- ttopkinsville Ivy urday and business was good with our merchants A fair sized crowd was also here yesterday it being county court day Do you want o high grade 1805 pattdrn pneu You latio Safety Bicycle at mtfgrs pripe A blind negro has been on the an tret for almost half price a wheel which at streets for several days reading from retailers sellfor SS5year Theysell like hot 00 All rnolilnca nro one a large Bible with raised letters A guaranteed caKes rorpttruvumni nuurca foodly number of nickels and coppers H Z P O Box 042XiOulsville Ky donated himr Shoo Men say that it la folly to offer fine Shoes as we have been and are doing Thepublic It Is always alleged is not appreciativf oursaies tell another story but we do i Beautiful quality largo tucked Jjest Muslin neatly trimmed With and pleated collar pleated and olfshsDo- sndXoVnesso examine them Then hamburg embroidery and fine tucks trimmed full sleeves box pleated 11 Know Them Jf not eu maje i X9C back youll agree f Scores of other specials of the same sortall at greatly reduced prices Extra There is a vast difference between these and the ustial ready y i made Muslins Every garment is high standard in quality make and finish wf in ample sizes and the very latest effects faWerS NightDrcsses il iftV fc t 1 y at Winfree Bros 130 per 100 lbs uaranteesd y Tobacco Fenilizpr BASSETT 65 CO COME 65 lc We Are In The Ring A 100 MAYio W 4SB iTia To the Grand Summer Opening at the nev i High Grade TOeel v for Millinery 6500 All parts guaranteed Wood or Oopper Eims Ji- clinging Tires G All for one price at Store tion V 1 in Hotel Latham We extend a cordial invita- to tho Ladies Hopkinsville and Chri SPBINO BONNET For Sale Bicycles ian County t Hotel Latham Block 1st Door to right or Main Entrance T J SARZEDAS in 1 S65 city Hon R C Gordon and wife of Columbia Tenn are the guests of the family of Mr M H Nelson Mrs I P Gerhart bas returned to her home in Clarksville after a visit of several weeks to relatives in this their return Miss Edna Nash has resigned her Co and went position with Bassett to JLouisvilJe Saturday to live wnn her grandmother Mrs Lizzie Howell who has been visiting her son Mr W R Howell for two or three weeks will return to her home near Caledonia this weekJudge Brown wife and daughter will leave for St Louis this morning to be absent several days They will viBit friends in Ashley 111 before The cook room of Mr George Bryants dwelling near Gracey caught on fire Friday night and con siderable damage was done before the Tfflmwr names were extinguished This fine young jack will make the Dr SamJ Bakerspecialistdi8eases HAVE YOUR EXES EXAMINED present season at The Eclipse Livery The repairing of broken spiectacles and Ad- of JByeJwurproat and Nose Eyes to the face b tested with finest French trial case justing properly this part of y3VID Kelly- Stable at Is not equaled in tne country made free Spectacles furnishedOffice overWallace Taliaf orros drugs store Lady attendant Hours y to 4 ABE YOUR EYES PERFECT 65 Carriages SKajF Dr Franklin r Phaetoiis i stovesj Rev C H Nash and wife and Mr T Fdmunds representing the Hopkinsville church left yesterday for Washington to attend the Southern Baptist convention Rev T S McCall also went as a representative of his church at Ringgold Tenn J The late H B Woods will wa3 admitted to probate yesterday He left hishome place to his two unmarried daughters Jas B Wood bad UP TO previously been given a farm The to 20000 or 25 estate y ill amount AMBLER 000 mostly land BICVGLES During the ejection Saturday one of the omcere amiised himself bv takFastest Wheels on Earth ing a vote on the free coinage of silver The proportion of voters in faOne Mile 1 34 x 5 vor of silver was about 16 to 1 The thing was so one sided that the vote was not continued long Many Re- Ridden by Edwards Feb 17 1895 publicans declared themselves in favor of free coinage ofilyer at the ratio of 16 to 1 DATE At R mare with foal the fact is ascer Special attention to Repairing tained or mare transferred Dr Virginia St HopkiDaville Ky HOPKINSVILLE KY Franklin is a black jack with white Opposite Hotel Latham points three years old fourteen la the finest itotel In the South All mod ern improvements Steam Heat and JElecV aud half bands high and is a fine Lights throughout 10 Money due when Hi to insurt i fc CO Of- - full5 line of pleasire ve Â¬ hicles at E A Yosts k Gos harness store oix Ninth ROOFING and Guttering Call on ns for Roofine St Call and see me before PUSVIPS buying Y I will be found with a iBiiggies TINWARE The best stock ot Stovks andift the city Everything In the Tinware line cheap aa c by Webb Beet pumps In tbe market Force pumps bucket pumps all kinds of pumps REPAIR WORK HSLSTHAM Kates specimen W C DAWSON W 2 to Hodges 350 GEO W YOUNG perjday agt Co Managers Take Vitalia Liver Pills Attention Ned Merriwether Bivouac The Bivouac will meet at Moayons hall at 10 oclock a m on the 18tli of May to participate in the Confederate memorial exercises on decoration Ladies Confederate Association It was decided by the Bivouac at the last meeting to have a basket dinner at Moayons hall on that day All confederates and their families are invited and expected to bring Will Tlay at1 Pembroke baskets and a good time is promised The Lafayette minstrels will give By order of bivouac Q JIabkiitt one of their enjoyable Entertainments Hunter Wood 74 Adj Uen ithe opera house Pembroke next JL Jmrsday evening The organization ExcuraiMulPJcife lfifpomposeu ot tne oest amateur on Hopkinsville to EurltciK MGriven the road and at every place where pjffc ichureh they have been the audiences were by the ladies of ihe Saturday May 11 Round trip only large and went away highly delight81 Children 14 years and under 50 ed The street parade by tho silver cents Tho excursion ccaches will be cornet band proves quite a feature attached to tho regular 950 morning always attracting large crowds and train and returned by the 512 even- affording much pleasure Tho peoing train Tho privileges of the beau- ple of Pembroke should give tho boys tiful lake at Earlingtou have kindlv tne tun nouse mat tney merit and those who fail to attend will forever been granted for the occasion r ii regret their misfortune day under the management of the Bishop Dudley of the Episcopal Diocese of Kentucky will deliver his lecture entitled the Historic Christ at the Union tabernacle in this city oh the evening of Wednesday May 14 for the benefit of the school and church building being erectedjri this city for the use of the colored Episcopal church This is tho famous lecture the Bishop delivered at the Congress of Religions that met in Chicago during the Worlds Fair THOMPSON See Our Line MEAD0R HOPTOWN KY Send for catalogue BOYS AND CHILDRENS CLOTHIN L7 We are careful td handle in this line only the the very finest makes of goods Our prices are very low Think of it A Good Suit for 75c and of course up then to the best Tailor made goods hi 1 JEiOLJS Belt Bndkles Solid Nothing old in this line all direct from factory Think of it a real Milan Braid Childs Hat at 50c Silk trimmed satin tiped No wholesale housev sells them for less than 750 per ddz Mens Sterling Silver from 125 up We have a iix XJiioJta JSEllLXi at 50c 2onds but nice goods and genuiuo at 75c As fine as in any city at SlOO These latter are goodB sold at 200 everywhere Real Manilla rnuim full shape at SlOO Remember this line is all now fresh and stylish vsfha m 0 splendid assortment SIDE COMBS from 15c up HAIR PINS from 40c up gant line of See our ele- Â¬ II The Jiodern Invalid Has tastes medicinally in keeping with other luxuries A remedy must be pleasantly accopnblo in form purely wholesome in composition truly beneficial in effect and entirely freefrom every objectionable quality g If really ill he consults a physician it constipated no uses megentie tam- u r ily laxative Syrup of Figs Petree Oo tveincr bv these ns The wfdo ank3 business man gen- erallyappipaphes newspaper adver-- staceObsenTation inclination y realization deeireEx jff H ia We de3ire to call tho attention of the public to the new ad of Petree Co which appears on tho eighth page of this issue Their stock of goods is vory large and varied and prices will curprise you They carry a big lino of shoes all the best makes and sell in the neighborhood of factory prices for many grades In clothing they have n superior line and it will pay those needing such goods to call on them Read their ad for full particulars -r V Â¬ V a H LADIES SHIRT WAIST SETS At UG t O xxlexxrLdr iodt lSlixxt on earth The Best We Mean It Mi I fe tjHWrt at 50c r ii ffr J 1 J The are the correct things 0 nnvrrTT U Y UU1UJ tft Mp WE CARRY a fine line Camlet7 Jeans pants Mole Skips txpva 75c to 1 03 Best Cassimers at 250 See us on all lines ilensBoys Ladies and Chil- irons Shoes 50D pajra Boys Pants at fQc I I if JEWELERS wh Vifi V i ft MAINST ii bFTPFF iW o MriJd