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IT I VLXYII f W W WO HOPKIKSVILLE KY SFB1DATMAY CREAM 10 189 TEN W mN- 39- - m m m w mm m m m m L We have 20 IN SILVER GIVEN AWAY t had made for ua a One and only one of which will unlock the safe To every customer whose purchase tfli m 0KNEWS PAYS IN A TREE POOR Nofhmg But Chinese Medicines With OLlfGf AEKSVILLE IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN HAS IT anclVParr of Boots to Eat fire Destroys a Residence Animal Killed by Lightning Ueavy Farmer Flcht Tobacco Sules A Loulaann Case MINIATJURE BRASS SAEE and TEN THOUSAND KEYS V- L v- 0r over we will present one of these keys On the 12th day of August we will ask every person holding keys to come in and try them in the lock of this safe and the per- son who is lucky enough to hold the correct key will find up- on opening the safe 20 full Bize full weight aud full value silver dollars No one connected witfr our store will be al- Â¬ lowed to hold kevs and the safe will be locked and the key mixed up with tlie other 9999 by three disinterested parties Wm E RagsdAle Chas M Meacham and M 0 Forbes Remember that these keys do not cost you a cent and that we will continue to sell the greatest bargains In Clothing Mens Furnishing Boots and Shoes in the State Mail orders carefully filled and keys sent to purchaser the same as if here in person AMOUNTS TO 200 ZJ H ANDERSON III III CO Corner Main and 10th Sts - New Oiileans May 5 Dr Samuel 5 Swaine of Plaquemine La shot and mortally wounded Dr Emil Hi rart also of Plaquemine whom he found in aroomwithMrs Swainaat UESU this morninsr Dr Hirart and Mrs Swaine arrived here on Friday and registered at a house as C if Smith and wife They remained in their room scarcely leaving it for longer than a half an hour at a time This morning Dr Swaine who had followed his wife and her lover from Plaquemine entered the place by a side door and made his way to the room occupied by the pair Both were fully dressed He drew his nis- tol and fired five shots while the man who was killed fired six shots none of them hitting Dr Swaine The latter immediately ran out of the house into the arms or a policeman who was attracted by the noise The Dr was placed under arrest and carried to the police station Dr Swain expressed pleasure when informed that his man was dead The woman in the case is perhaps 26 years old and by no means attractive A Oiiinase miner who with a companion was left in the snow amid the rugged mountains of Plu Â¬ mas county has been found nearer dead than alive says the Oroville Mercury For ten days he lived in a hollbw tree with nothing to eat but some Chinese medicine and scraps of leather cut from his boots When rescued by a party of white miners his feet from which he had cut the boots for food were terribly frozen and he was s0 weak he could hardly move The searchers could find no trace of his companion who is certain to have perished There are a large number of Chi- Â¬ nese mining at Browns Hill and February 2D two of the number left the camp to go to La Porte a dis- Â¬ tance of sixteen miles to procure some Chinese medicine for the use of the members of the camp The weath- Â¬ er was good and the two Chinese proceeded safely uyer the snow to La Porte procured the medicine stayed over night and started back ONE OF HER TOBACCO MEN CONVICT- Â¬ ED OF FRAUDULENT SAMPLING Kovlow of the Testimony In the Cage Flue of S3 00 nsscssed Edward In Ills- Case The Clarksville Times of Tuesday says the jury in the weH known to- Â¬ bacco case against J T Ed Â¬ wards and others returned their verdict Monday finding the defend- Â¬ ants guilty and imposing a fine oC 300 upon each The charge against the defendants was exhibiting fraudulent samples The evidence was in substance as follows In September 1894 J T Edwards sold by sample about eighty hogsheads of tobacco to B K Gold agent Co of for Geo M Kremelburg New York the next morning During their on the 26th a snow- Â¬ storm came up and the Chinese trip back became bewildered and hopelessly coun- Â¬ lost in the rough mountainous 7M ttl M Ui iU id 4U III til Ul 4 Uiu lleivvy Sales Contlnno f THAT GREAT Department Store j iI THE RACKET yV Straw Matting at i rofferS7s 7c per yard Better at 10c td f l7eV- - ti- SPECIAL Ladies Leghorn Hats at 16c 22c 48c each Hi x vv Ladies Oxfords Patent Leather Tips sizes 4 to iBh Five Hundred Pairs at 39c per Pair One Hundred Dozen old style Straw Hats To close out we offer at lc each 60 Dozen of Ladies Straw Shapes and flats Just the thing for Garden Hats Only 5c each Japaneese Fire Screens all Colors and styles Your choice of the lot for 12c Jute Art Squares just the thing for the Dining Room Tin Buckets J Wyr V i tilAi 1U 4 Vi Our tobacco sales this week were largely in excess of those of last week and prices on fine leaf ranged as high as 13 A considerable quantity of the better grade was sold and prices were quite satisfactory Low leaf and common lugs were dull Ro ceipts have been very heavy during tne past weeK and tue prospects are most flattering for them to continue so lor some timo to come mere is a good demand for the finer tobaccos and it is not diminished at any time by the quality of such class appear- Â¬ ing upon the market Not so with trashy leaf and common lugs They are a drag at all times and rarely ever even up satisiactonly even though only a small price is expected All of the warehousemen agree upon one thing that many farmers lose sight of entirely They urge the ne cessity of more careful handling of the weed and better ordering if the highest market price is expected It wont do to handle it with a pitch fork and call it hail beaten norprize it wnen it is as hard as a pine tree Carefullv handled well order ed goods will command the top of the market here at any time County Court Culling Judge Breathitt disposed of the following cases Tuesday fined lc and James Kirby costs disorderly Minnie Buckner col fined 10 and costs Ellen Bentley col same dismissed Sam Giles col b p fined lc and costs Lula Thompson col disorderly conduct fiued 15 Lula Offtr col same fined 15 Sent to jail W H Kephart b p fined lc and costs on a plea of sruiltv Moses Williams col selling liquor without license Geo Harris col petit larceny tri- Â¬ al set for to day and prisoner sent to jail Lizzie Banks col b p set for today Defendant out on bond Tom Boyd col same same Bond given Henry Buckner col c c d w and disorderly held over for grand jury investigation Buckner was sent to jail in default of bond Tony Buckner Jas Williams and Will Hopson all colored disorderly conduct continued These cases have been tried twice the jury fail Â¬ ing to agree each time bp They each had different ideas as to which direction to take and finally quarreled and separated One of them had not gone far before ho found a hollow tree wherein he was somewhat sheltered from the storm He had matches with him and built a small fire and crouching over that he lived for ten days When their companions did not return to Browns Hill the Chinese became alarmed and went to La Porte where they ascertained that they nad been there and started back Then the white men about Cascade and Lumpkin were notified and search parties went out The other day John Kitrick while searching with a companion for the lost man noticed smoko down in a canyon He went down there and in a tree found the poor Chinese near- Â¬ ly dead Leaving him there Mr Kitrick went for help and the un Â¬ fortunate man was taken to the set- Â¬ tlement on a sled His experience during those ten days had been fearful As the pangs of hunger came upon him he took off his boots parched them over the fire and te them and drank the medicine When he found his boots were all gone and feet frozen and he was so weak he could not stand he had given up all So grateful was he that hope when camp was reached he gave his rescuers fifty dollars in gold dust oil that he had He will recover Two Flno Gumod try Co are agents Kremelburg for the Austrian government and that the samples purported to have been drawn from hogsheads contain- Â¬ That ing Austrian Leaf tobacco thirty hogsheads together with the samples were shipped to New Yorkf Co their suspi- Â¬ that Kremelburg cion having been aroused by tho ap of tho samples had these ogsheads reinspected by the Jarvis Inspection of New York and that nineteen hogsheads proved to bo dif- Â¬ Forty Sx ferent from the samples hogsheads were here awaiting ship- Â¬ Co ordered these hogs- Â¬ ment K heads re sampled her which was ac- Â¬ cordingly done Of this lot twenty eight differed materially from the original samples The nineteen redrawn samples from New York together with the twenty eight redrawn here were placed in the hands of the Tobacco Board of Trade for comparison with the original samples by which the tobacco was sold The committees of arbitration and appeal fixed the differences in valua tion which alleged a variance of from one to five dollars per hundred in fa vor of the original samples In their report they stated that the originals showed evidences of pluck- Â¬ ing doctoring and substitution The case just tried was one of about twenty indictments found by the grand jury against the defendants Rarely m the history of Montgom- Â¬ ery county has a case been so closely contested are so ably conducted The counsel for the defendants left no stone unturned whereby their clients could be benefited Thos F Martin the competent rney-general was ably assisted in the prosecution by Messrs Leech Savage and Henry Scales while the defendants were represented by Mes Â¬ srs R H Burney W M Daniel and Col Jno G House atto- That Geo M MOTION FOR A NFW TRIAL Only 119 each quart 4c 2 quart 5c 3 quart 7c 4 quart 9c 6 quart 12c 8 quart 14c 12 quart 22c How is this for prices on Tin Buckets made of good Tin and by the largest and best factory in the South Phillips Buttorff ManfgCo of Nashville Tenn The Racket Company Jeremiah H Kitgler Manager EVERYTHING GOES y We taking better stock to fill in as we we sell out and ceiving new goods every day re- It go down another notch and SVI3I3TESS FAYOST A The Fulton Gordon Trial The Henderson base ball players arrived yesterday morning and are Among stopping at Hotel Latham them are Chas Dexter Clarksvilles last years catcher Pete Weber and OsBenberger the Evansville Btar Yesterdays game had not Eitcher when we went to press Hendersons team is composed of the following players Dexter c Weber or Ossenberger p Forsythe lb Soaper2b W Soaper 3b Moore ss Starling If Law cf Veily rf The local team is as follows Hord c f chmidt p Womack lb Richardson 2b S Morris 3b Sharp ss Ashford If A Ward cf Leason rf The management has made Richard Bon captain and the little second basemen not only knows the game but he is a hard conscientious player Capt Richardson will have his men in the parade in uniform so the pub- Â¬ lic can size them up Come and see the game or vou will miss a treat It will be called at 8 oclock this afternoon A MWlnlnht Maze argued for several days ed the defense entered a protest for a new trial This motion wil not be LIVE STOCK MARKET Reported by Tatum Embrv LIVE STOCK COMMISSION UOUBBOV STOCK YABDS After the verdict had been render Co MERCHANTS 8 Cattle Receipts 161 and 51 calves Ship- Â¬ ments 102 and 20 calves The mar- Â¬ ket being well supplied ruled exceed incrly dull throughout the day prices were not much lower than on Mon- Â¬ day but there was no life or activity in tho trade At the close a clear ance was not made The bull mar- Â¬ ket is firm Fair demand for good feeders and stocKers ot good trade Hogs Receipts 1339 Shipments 300 Market slow and 5c to 10c lower than yesterdays prices extreme tops 14 50 Choice lights in fair demand at quotations Light trashy pig dull At the close all sold Prospects only fair Sheep and Lambs Receipts 384 no shipments Market rulo firm at quotations Louisville Ky May QUOTATIONS Cattle Extra shipping I HOOlb to 6 00 3 BO Sip m aTmm w JL II Lil before these prices are out is lower than ever Be sure you see us v CO COME TO SEE OUR GRAND SPRING STOCK Nothing Like it in the City W The mosfelegaiit line Silks Dress Goods Trimmings Silk WaistsY Millinery Spring Wraps Carpets etc ever placed on exhibiton in this city The trial of Pulton Gordon has been in progress at Louisville since Tuesday Col James Andew Scott of Frankfort was reained by the Browns to assist in getting at the facts A sensation was created when Col Scott claimed im a speech that Arch Brown was the victim of a plot and was foully assassinated by those interested in getting him out of their way who used Gordon as their tool This however was not established in the trial The argument began yes terday After court Wednesday Gordon fainted and fell in a heap on the floor The dwelling house of Prof Jno Solbe near McKnights mill in North Christian waF burned Sunday night together with nearly all of its contents entailing a loss of several hundred dollars The work was evi Â¬ dently that of an incendiary as there had been no fire about the house for several hours before the building was discovered in flames which was about midnight There was no in Â¬ surance on either building or contents Prof Sollee had just recently sold 1m property atCrofton and moved to his new hom Light shlpnlng120Otb to HOOl- bBest butchers Fair to good butchers Common to medium butchera Thin rough ateerspoor cows and scalawags Good to extra oxen Common to medium oxen Feeders StocVcrs Bullu i 76 to 6 00 W 75 to lC00n 6 25- - t to i to 4 23 0 to a 25 to 1 25 to 4 501 ro to 3 00 4 to to 4 25 200 1037 0 3 75 Vealcalves Cholco milch cows Fair to good milch cows SOOO 10 00 to 3 25- 300to66i to350i to 20 00 2 00 It is claimed upon the best of authority that the Morgan Rothschild boud syndicate is engaged in corner- Â¬ ing the gold market so an to force another bond issue in tho near fu- Â¬ ture Gov Turney waB inaugurated ae governor of Tenneeoeo Wednesday the Republican legislators refusing to DONT FAIL TO If VI THEM RIGHARDS fc CO Two runners Fight Jones nud Wilis Burchett John two young Logan county farmers who live near Ferguson got into a quarrel last Sunday and Jones cut Burchett a number of times about the neck and breast The worst stab was un- Â¬ der the left arm The wounded man is in a critical condition and the chances are against his recovery Jones had not been arrested at last ac- Â¬ counts A Thunderbolt Frenlc During a severe rain and thunder storm in the Autioch section late Monday afternoon lightning struck the stable of Mr Venable Carpenter doing considerable damage to the building killing one fine young attend A corporal wu a tqiia u i recruits Impatient at their lntii horse knocking down several others Attempts to keep in lino lie cried out Eyen and badly stunniner Mr Carpenter to them in an augry tone yon who was near by Mr Carpenter was frontl Just step out of tbo ranks wfcaV Mfc ot duif rs and come aud a not seriously injured oy tne snocK 9a lock Ukr His property loss is considerable I y JL a fe i- iVl T- HdPItfSynLLE KENTUCIAET n r MatO J 1 895 v JONES AT NINETY ONE I NSVV KIND OF FERRY- 5 i N Th General Now Known as Iowas They Live ifclilWiiffcm Mat Is Bioh At the west eml of take SuDerior are Grand Old Man In Precious Metal the cities of Daluth Minn and Supe- Â¬ HJs Checkoff Cancer Ho Has Been Pioneer Mojubor of Coanrea Solillor iir United StttUis Senator ana lrls oaor of Stato B Qaour CMyejatMa feryTrnn4portInsr r4 m s i iflu it Indians a it VLvDOUOLA3 BB9 inV flsa snl Kbk f 4 iv il 1 i 4 t HjjjSJiSggpssiitB On tho fieadwaters of the Copper dflssHKVsBsMr river in Alaska about two hundred SSBBffiSHEi miles from tho sea coast where a white - MROCKTOICMASS man has never been allowed to visit 0 vw One Million People wear tho senior dwells a strango and peculiarly myste Â¬ Wt JL Douglas 3 4 Shoes Over fifty years ago ho was the rious race of Indians says a corre AU our shoes are equally satisfactory of Washington societj and tospondent Of the St Louis Globe-Dem-o TtlW Ml 4LA I io wwi valuej day ho retains the flashing oyo the crat in recent years tnrougn somo They equal eutfeoi shoes lorstyle inuiicjr end lit In A lAi qualities prompt and vigorous manner and the unknown means they acquired posses- Â¬ ijwr wearing uniform are unsurpassed The prices are stamped on sole grace and gallantry which distin sion of a few guns and now when they From i to 3 saved over other makes We will show an elegant line of Handsome pattern Hats and Bon by friction It vour dwlercanaot supply you we can Sola bt guished him when he was esteemed power was obtained to the trading posts on olulches on tho boat The cable did come down Kneek river at the head of Cooks inlet Mfemmotk Clothing the handsomest and politest man at Shoe Co netsWe trust tliatevery lady will attend this our tho national capital they ofteii bring bullets molded out of There remain kj4 wr too tho slender figure and the com r silver and other metals Tho Alaska v plexion swarthy as a Spaniards but Commercial companys agent three lyOU SJU1 3ki urd years ago obtained several of these the raven curls llowing to the shoulders upon which rested the toga of the bullets and sent them to San Francisco tVcorcIaciirp wChronmSore Ey to be assayed senator the well kept soft spun beard Indicated Jetteir fllt KhontuT bculd Head Old and carefully curled mustache which that sixty five per cent was silver the Chronlo Sort 7ecr Sores Lczema give a Spanish accent to his delicate remainder being copper and lead with Rch Prah liiffl io Scratches ft ere Nipples H frrWtLTk tt lip WL -a slight trace of gold Tho Indians features these have turned to sUvenH F Wo are alsO receiving new things in fancy Hair Ping nave a great many primitive weapons andTilus It io cooling and s Qihhg suade Gen Jones that lie is growing old and cooking utensils all of which are Hundreds of casrti havo bwn nv cwi br A NOVEL FEI51JV Belt Buckles Veiling infants Caps Corsets Hosiery i faiicQ Three years ago he led the grand rudely though skillfully made out of It after all other treutnt not run under as in a street car cable pure copper They have frequently in- Â¬ It is pat up Sn 5 vnd j ik march at the charity ball and was Silk Gloves Mitts Embroideries Stamped Linnens reto easily the most knightly and chival track or over as in an electric trolloy formed the white traders that sliver ft C Hardwiek line but through the middle of the ve- Â¬ and copper abound In immense quanti- Â¬ rous figure in tho promenade A year k c rV y Aa ago last May he journeyed to New Or- Â¬ hicle ties at tho base of a certain peak back The car ran well in tho winter glid Â¬ of Spirit mountain which is now reck- Â¬ leans and thence to Richmond with the ITCHING PILES ing smoothly over tho ice and snow In oned as the highest mountain in North remains of Jefferson Davis SWAYNES the spring when the icq became rot-Â¬ America by surveyors and engineers Gen Jones father John Rice Jones a native of Merionetshire Wales was ten it broke through then tho car be- Â¬ who have viewed it from a distance It ABSOLnTELT OORKB 1 v Interne Udkhi a lawyer a classical scholar and came came a ferryboat alid went floating on is known that these Indians have no Bl 3IPTOM8 Moltarel irorao by Mrmtchfnr itlrtjtluc motutnlzbtl If way to this country in 17S8 IFs mother was its means or knovledge of reducing ore tumor rorat ana protrada Hl i x BIoh nllrn blfHil an4 ulrrmte beeoralnc Terr Mme The sight of the craft gliding smooth- Â¬ and it seems almost cortain that they a Pennsylvanian of German descent blretllnvnbaorbiithetntnnrii SoldbrdrarriniorbT named Berger and the general was ly over the firm ice like a great sledge must bo telling a true story about sil Kill f Uiiu Freewtd hr OiijiHn A SoxPliU4Wil the youngest of six sons Ho was born then taking to the water like an ark ver and copper being found In almost Sold bv R C HARD WICK at Vincennes Ind on April 12 1804 and so bobbing in and out again and pure quantities in its native state The entered tho Transylvania university at again was certainly a very uncommon winter is the only time the Indians a Lexington Ky in 1821 and while one visit the coast for trading purposes So well did it work that an inventive In the summer the post on Kneek river there in November 1823 served fas sergeant in Gen Jacksons body- genius proposed that the cables bo ele is abandoned on account of the rapa- Â¬ HEW flISCOVESr IKYEn MUSj guard on that heros triumphal vated In the summer and tho queer cious appetite of the mosquitoes it beA uowrtliablo una salo uinr fr4t ITQay march from Tennessee to Washington craft run across In air to bo out of the ing impossible for a human perscn to Jow usttf lr cicr 30000 way of passing vessels This would be survive their attacks Ipriffcratrs VieM Indies monthly Several in- Â¬ organs Uewnrooflmttntlonn Kami probably the first conveyance to travel stances are known where they have paper 3 per box or t al hor i Sent Eealod In plain vrrapps ba i lc In on land or water or ice or through kiHed and devoured Indian dogs Tho fltampa for particulars Soldbv IamwI rurclt Address PlffER SJE0ICA1 the air as desired but the suggestion natives for that reason give the coast ASSOCIATION Chicago J1- will hardly be carried out this season a wide berth in tho summer Sold by R O Hardvyick They are shrewd and very active MAN POPULAR YOUNG jm oijgE WRY 1 2 3 4 traders and will not tolerate lying or Charles AVnrrnn Lippltt Recently Elected deceit on tho part of a trader Over a to Gorernor of Rhode Island trivial mistake in the weight of a piece Rhode Islands state election took of tobacco intentional or otherwise place on April 2 Charles Warren Lip they killed tho trader somo years ago A cordial invitation extended to all Ladies pltt the successful republican candi- and then fastened up the store and left you should not see theimported Hats date for governor was born in Provi- everything undisturbed where it was dence in 1840 and Is tho eldest son of found tho following spring The gun Â¬ and Bonnets tlieseare strictl imported oods the late Henry Llppitt who was gov- Â¬ boat Plnta made an unsuccessful effort sham ernor of the state in 1875 and 1870 Mr to apprehend the murderers Subse- Â¬ IcauJ the are note in your month indicates Lippitt was educated at the University quently it was learned who tho real In- Â¬ Bile and shows that any are in J s ufpassed your bloods wron grammar school and at Brown universi- dian murderer was and tho traders suctpjplease Low- Â¬ ty from which he was graduatcdin the cessor killed him He However lost timers class of 1805 After a post graduate no time in getting out of the country GKJf GEORGE WALLACE JONES also have a first est prices and latest styles course in English literature at Harvard and barely saved his- life Along In tho college he was under tho he traveled in Europe until 1809 re- Â¬ early spring some two hundred or three While at class Trimmer Miss Clara Essington of Cin will set your Wood right and guardianship of Henry Clay a warm turning to enter the office of the Silver hundred Indians come down to tho post mi friend of his father II 3 was gradu Spring Bleaching and Djeing company laden with huge bundles of rich arctlo cmnati CTerms Cash euro your Dyspepsia ated in 1S25 and bojan the study of He was elected treasurer of the com- Â¬ furs tho most valuable and highly ache Nervousness Aches and 1 pany In 1871 a position which he still prised of which aro the black foxes law Fains Tone you up all over Try Gen Jones has a remarkable history holds Since 1891 ho has albo been pres- The trading begins by tho Indians bar and has probably a greater personal ident of the Social Manufacturing com- tering off one skin at a time in exone bottle and be sure to ask 3 knowledge of public men and the pany and has other large commercial change for money and then tho trad- Â¬ for Neats events of the century than any other interests in thestate goes tho other way tho Indians ing Mr Llppitt says Harpers Weekly purchasing domestic goods This sort living man lie lia1 been a pioneer member of congress United States sen- possesses tho confidence of business of thing usually lasts a month and rVTWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT ator foreign minister srvcyor general men In his state and in the country He then they pack up and return into the Neats Sarsaparilla is for sale by SOUTHERN and prisoner of state lie was a mem served four years as first vice president mountains which are impenetrable to BOWLING GREEN s m T nm ber of the class which on Marquis a white man on account of tho deep R O Hardwiek druggist do Lafayettes triumphal tour of Amersnow and dense undergrowth The Business 111 ica escorted him through the state of women carry tlie packs and the males Â¬ ESTABLISHED IN 1370 Kentucky He was the classmate and act as escorts The women aro small For Malaria Liver Troucomrade in tho Black Hawk war of Jefand puny though very wiry and active GREEN BUSINESS COLLEGE I SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL BOWLING ferson Davis tho fellow collegian of rah oawoo while tho bucks are very large active BROWNS IBON BITTERS w TkSan Classic rovided Zachary Taylor and Lewis Cass the and of sinewy frames very powerful end lot friend in congress of John Qulncy and expert wrestlers 1 catalogue any time Send for catalogue Adams Andrew Jackson John C FrePropra Bowling IroonEy They resolutely refused to allow CHERBT B0 y Mentlon Courso dsslroo Address mont Martin Van Buren and Franklin white miners to go Into their country Pierce the companion of Henry Clay Three years ago a party of ten armed and John Calhoun tho partner in busiand provisioned started up the Copper ness enterprises of Daniel Webster river to find the traditional mountain with whom he purchased the sits of of silver where tho natives molded tho colleague in tho Madison Wis their bullets They wero met by a house of James K Polk John Bell largo party of Indians who learned of H Abraham Lincoln and Alexander their approach and warned them if Stephens and in the senate of Thomas they persisted upon continuing their CURES NOTHING BUT PILES H Benton Charles Sumner Stephen mission the whole party would be mas-Â¬ A Douglas William n Seward John A SURE and CERTAIN CURE sacred The miners very sensibly re-Â¬ C Breckinridge John G Crittenden hon c w LIPPITT GOVERNOR OF RHODE turned and abandoned the search I3LAND and James Buchanan BEST REIEDTfor PILES Over in the interior Â¬ Sixty years ago Gen Jones was the and as president of the Providence try inhabited by the back of the counCopper H01IJ Y ALTi BKVOOI8TS representative in congress of the vast board of trade no has been succes- lives another tribo which are Indians STI0U13 PfMiTii7 21CHA2IIS01T V2D territory lying north of the Missouri sively secretary vice president and permission to visit the coast for refused between tho Mississippi river and the president of the Commercial club of purposes and consequently are trading Pacific ocean and represented as well Providence and for one year was pres- Â¬ to sell their furs to the Copper forced Iudiuns what arc now the states Michigan and ident of the National Hoard of Trade IDf F S BRIGHTRED BOOK It is also said that tho Copper Indians Wisconsin In 1848 ho resigned the po have a system of slavery and that they Hrlsrht alike outsdo nndffl Percentage of Successful Novels sition of surve3ror general for the North- Â¬ have many tribes in absolute subjec- Â¬ Mailod Fkke ou appllcu inside Qhe simple fact of the matter is that tion Tho west Territory to which he had been Hon With encn cony we will fiena Indians aro nn o HimnMfnl nnlntlncr nf NmiJl Van Buren if say two novels out of every hun- Â¬ intelligent and observing exceptionally appointed by Presidents but very reSweet Pons until iho 600000 hrtvo all and Polk and took his seat as tho first dred submitted are accepted not more served toward tho whites When quesbeen cnlled for Sena a postnl to dny senator from the new than ten novels out of every hundred tioned closoly they freely Co PiUji XV Atlee Uurpco United States admit that E0asmgHtKmmmmmmEmBEBBBrJC3SM state of Iowa He served in the senate published ever pay tho author for his their objojtibn to close association A novel must sell at least from 1848 to 1S59 when President trouble with whito psoplo U on account of their Buchanan appointed him minister 5000 copies beforo it brings tho author debasing iniluonco on the coast tribes Chanfro in Time 0 ho yalleytRatlvkay to Bogota New Granada otherwise any suitable remuneration for the time whom they aver woro ruined by affiliat Â¬ Taking Effect Sunday Septivm United States of Columbia This ap and pains spent upon the work of ing with civilization 23rd 1894 pointment was made to prevent an writing it And if it were possible to rn AtBsKTTraisiBBsi sss i r i kw MM r The general opinion prevails that I Urf TRAINS G0INO bOUIIl BMtiUlMf J tfOHHEJlKillH which Gen compute careful figures of the number when tho government affair of honor in six of forces these Indi Â¬ fz ip5s n x --m t aHHsIsW c r Jones had previously served as second of novels of which 5000 copies are sold ans to open this country up to explora- Â¬ - Ko 2 DalW and in one as a principal In tho mem- the smallness of the percentage would tion many rich gold and silver mines T KvatifvJHi mhu txpigsFftAiMi wxpress 1 - VTCirr 7 r CTT KCl tI rrvrr7MiWSUIMSSBMSBsBllllM r J aibOpin 03a m Even tho novels of orable affair at the capital between amaze the publi jm 4 717am llenclorsou will bo discovered of Maine and Wil- Â¬ veil known writers do not always reach Corydon 414pm 7l2am Jonathan Cillcy Mnrcanfleld SllUuri 513um liam J Graves of Kentucky fought in this figure in their sales If tho facts Innovations In Umbrellas S5ipm 84Linii Delven V v l a in tl at tho request of could be given it would be surprising Gen Jones 1838 003 Din HturRls One of the later novelties in umbrel- Â¬ UU9iim 654 p m Mitrion Franklin Pierce served as second to to peoplo what really small editions of las is a form that can be carried in an 7 65 p dj 1157 iu Princeton t Cilley The duel was fought with rifles the novels of some of the best known ordinary gripsack and adjusted to a S S8 p in Cerulean Springs nUum Jracey 1140 a in writers arc printed especially at first great variety qf needs For 8M p ra at eighty steps i nd at tho third shot instance lr Hopklnovlllo 1210 pin 015pui And the novels which get beyond their Cilley fell fatally wounded bicycle NORTH BOUND first edition nowadays are very very it can bo hitched to a general in six dif- Â¬ In 1853 Gen Jones was instrumental ferent positions In essentials Dally No No 3 Dallv And yet tho in securing for Jefferson Davis tho port Â¬ few and far between Mall Express Mall Kxprcsi corresponds to a carriage top Tho Pierce novel is really the most productive form it folio of war from President handles aro made in two or three sec- Â¬ V lloplciisvlllo 645 a mi i345 vsva cr js i jPiJr rit nyiftii Mi While secretary qf war Davis commis- of writing to day Princeton 7loa ru tions and largely of aluminum So pop i 55 Marion o03prm 814a m son of Gen Jones as a lieu sioned tho nlar has the device become a largo fac- Â¬ Eccs Are All In All DoKovon 7u7pm 017am tonant in tho second regiment United Morganfleld 054a Eit 742 p m Eggs are a pcrfoct meal in them- tory now employs several hundred uoryaon 1028 a xn cavalry While serving at Bo- Â¬ selves everything necessary to tho sup hands turning it out in a great variety iEp m States 1050 a m 840 p in gota as United States minister and sup- Â¬ port of human life being contained in Some years ago an attempt was made r Henderson Evansvllle 030 p m U35a m posing Jefferson Davis to be still a them in tho proper proportion and tho by an ingenious American to introduce LOCAL FBE1UHT United States senator Gen Jones wrote most palatable form Plain boiled they a neat little umbrella that could bo fitLv Prlncovon 715 a in Dally him rermestincr that ho procure the aro wholesome although masters of ted either to tho hat or tho shoulders 10 00 a in ArHopktusville restoration of his son who liad in- - French cookery toll us that it is possi- Â¬ leaving tho hands entirely free for work Lv 600p m Ho 780njn ArPrlnceton discreetly resigned his position ble to dress them in more than five hun Â¬ It was expected that it would bo wel- Â¬ had onco saved the life of Jefferson dred different ways aU not only eco- comed in tho tropics and that it might UNIONTOWN BRANCU Davis and tho letter was a particularly nomical but wholesome oven solve tho great problem of render South Bound Doily intercepted by friendly one It was ing white labor posslblo In competition Lv Ualontowii 4S0pm Ky n TiOam Why Scansores lio Not ralL MorgauUeld 500pm 0Baw the stato department and Senator Jones with black in tropical regions while it reason iriven that birds do not wasobviously just tho thing to savo it n linri hv Secretary Seward who The Nurth Bonnd HiHyj bad served under him in thocommitteo rf all off thoir perch Is because they can Â¬ marching soldiers from sunstroke Bu LvMorcaufleld aiT1000ro iFiI 13 ott pensions When he arrived InNetf not iopen thoi foot when tho leg Is bent this Ingenious invention somehow did Af Duifatown rflOSH a 1a A -- i m 111 - lVU WBltlUilf UUU VUU Will r O G- not take and another fortune thus K MSHKEWOODAgt York he was arresieu a iiwubi vi LIUVU UU O K MlICllKLI wuer it close its toes as it raises the foot remains ungarnered aiayewi tiate and sent to ironlyfcvfrmr a pa O nopklaavllleKy said or a thftm aft Ittouchas the eround 7 An Vi v Oeorgo Wallace Jones of jDubuqu la recently celebrated his no is the oldest Sinoty flrst birthday living ox sonator except Senator Brad bury of Maine who is two years his nfitQii Chcs--terfleld rior Wis situaWd on opposite sides of a long bay that is either completely Or partially covered with ice for about six months a year Last wlntersays tho Youths Companion tho street ear companies employed a curious and novel conveyance for transporting pas Â¬ sengers between tho two towns t A cable road was resolved on but tho road was as Imaginary as the equator It had no rails Tho vehiclo drawn by the cable was part car part boat Tho hull built with a scow bottom covered with sheet iron carried tho car The cable was an endless one op crated from the Superior side and tho Xeir llullets of Pure Tliat Maintain A System or Slavapy if hbc Domestic Uteaslhi Made Sllve and Cepjler- - VTrIb i H mi a cordovan m WW ill 43 I nUNCHtNAMCUED FIT FOK AKIN Fine CALFtowtowa jHHUjV 2n7S5fcK 35PPOUCEI350LE BQYSSChMStt8i - The Leader v - jfi tt 3 TipWsuf 1 f iVI hfhy LADIE3 Is daily receiving new stylish and nobby haMto auii the most fastid- If ious faste andprices totsuit every pursa ff fff f j A I r SUMMER OPENING S5U1 risi c33Sc J I lit t mnmmi v r Meurette Mgr i FEMALE PIUS Opening of FIN1 MILLINERY THT v mms failto I TASTE j NEATS FhoiYStyeid City4MJiices inghefliaid MyjiioP jio keejJV n Sick-Hea- d- J MRSADALAYNL MAIN 1 CORNER 9TH Gob I 111 ble orlndigestiorijUse w6mw Ibnna ISil EYE1 Lumber Hardware IHmENT GOOD PURE WATER GUARANTEED FROM THE i I CO 1 mmjmm sk w ALLTHE4jYE4El4RaUND lvs Wf r ztumMmfr nJBEBD rj M2ztt asss x o J oQsrv m 1 ttiM ISSmmmi let 1 f Hopkinsillc Box 67 tlHmH Yirgmairekt ViK ml 98 hone jlaa virVAS J5 v H- - 4 rV K a i xt t tJV J trt tj6 u i ii P -i tyya SsAJL t iuiiwiii Mm mm J7 iiTliitlil4l tsssuLj tykmmkMtMlMmmmammmm McBamelr Business Mjjr Ik rj n T CT V n w-- if 7 May 10 1895 ST Ji u HOPKINSYILBE KErTUGKIAST OOJTON -i- s yi CEAZEFOBItTtfeBSj- c Livery SfcWe ZMcrfl4 Wtt KJ la W dtU JTHBEKr TIT TTJO n re ifJUattv i ma w inn of Marked Valitttg Hf Jlfith and BttiM The Sunday Traffic I In JaredUready Bicycle Wagons and Carriage Am Coming rnjlilf r llore ue AND iWH lATv XVUr tho Price nf HllTr Balll j ine iTice or Ttee rroumw A corresponflanfcJwiritM tJtm Fesli i t Jera U of silver lAiilioA cotton1 has the bicycling crazo become that the livery stable keepers Jaro beginning to feel the effects of it sorely It6liho Sunday trade the best payhagr trade In the livery busi Â¬ ness thatBs fallen off chiefly the reason injjfr that the yomg men who used to taSd feelr girl friends driving every pleoant Sunday afternoon now take them bicycling instead at a much smaller expense A horse and buggy costs about five dollars for a Sunday lafternoon while a pair of bicycles can be rented all day nt Wo dollars apieco So wMWPipread or a tandem for about four dollars The fejiral result Is that every Jack who hjjft a bicyole Is teaching his Jill to ride or if Jill is the cyclist she is Insisting that Jack shall purchase orhhe on her Sunday of lernooh splnsi and the tacademids Where riahfg is taught are full of bruised hut jrsevering learners In the art of wheeling Walk along any of the boulevards of this city or Brooklyn Bays the New York Sun some fine Sunday afternoon and you can see the result of this There will be two bicycles for every ihorso and buggy1 and a wood propor- Â¬ tion of tho bicycling you will find is idone in pairs whicmmeana much loss of eustbnjj to th6stablesV Aman up Â¬ town ilvvho is wse3 In the matter of horses said recently in discussing the I whcri7TK3hatpccomjfWBrjrlKr 4nb obtside the livery business can hardly believe what a falling off in trade there has been since bicycling became so popular As long as it was confined to men it didnt make much difference but as soon as the jglrls be- Â¬ gan to take it up our profits Tvent fly ing Why even as early in the season as this you can Bee tho machines spin Â¬ ning everjr decent roadway liere abouts but you see mighty few rigs with em If its that bad now what will It be whenthe dry season jedmes and the roods are all easy for the wheels Why a fellow whose girlVrides a flbicycle and theres an awfiil lob of em that do can just take her a spin Â¬ ning down to Coney Island orpff inthe Jersey roads or cup the Hudson riyert or down on Staten Island for agdod long ride and get back before dark and we livery men can sit Jiy pur istables and twirlour fihgera and Von der how were going to make business jpay with no trade on Sunday when busing ought to be J3e livellcstTand pricepJJ biggest -- WJfiy per cent or more of the girls that tused to make the Sunday livery trade Tprofltable have learned how fto ride wheels I tell yau f ar a fact T Striow three livery men in this city all 6tem prosperous and alltof em bid hands In tho plalnfess andtieyrogoing to give itmn this summer ll jnet one of em ohe other day and asked him how things were gtfaig and heitoldime he was go- dngtoavKk What payriiBaii Made your l 3ilG Nosaidhe bnI dont want to mattor statistics prov to be true for the last twenty year But why is it so It is very simple The wheat and cotton grown WjSrltlsh India compete in the Ensflish markets with the wheat and cottoa produced in the Unitedi States ine wneai ana cotton oi Brit Â¬ ish Indl is purchased with nndriioved out m that country by paeans of silver currlpcyItisonly amosg the British reBlentsfin the seaport towns of India thatipurcliksing power of the silver rupee has depreciated Among Ihe great mas of the population of British India silver has n6t depreciated in the slightcsl degree ArupeewillpurchaBo as much now as it would when the marketvalueof the metal was 5181 An ounce of silver would purchase a bushel of wheat iri thilt country in 1873 and It will purchase a bushel of wheat in that country now An ounce of sliver would purchase ten pounds of cotton In British India in 1873 and It twill purchase ten pounds of cotton Inf that country to day The result of this isthat when the wheat and cotton growersof this conn try send their products abroad they are compelled to take the equivalent of an ounce of silver for a bushel of wheat and for ten pounds of cotton It has therefore been the policy of England to depreciate the commercial value of silver Why In order to get cheaper wheat for her pauper working men and cheap eotton for her manu Â¬ factories In this she has been ably seconded by her commercial and bank Â¬ ing agents in this country She has thoroughly enlisted the aid and sym Â¬ pathy of the selfish classes in this country and under cover of a plea for sound money our industries have been prostrated and orar producers im- Â¬ poverished tiR fatoM ri Rui wpfaopoWtowwW lose orliat I have gat Theres noth Â¬ ing in Worses Im going into abetter line where theres money M Whats that Tasked Bicycles said he Dont have to groom Jem dont have to feed em and they don get sick and cost yon vet oHls Besides that yon ccan get prices for em where your horses wont be hiredplrt enough to get exercise Theres no money da keeping horses until they make a law declaring bicycling a crim- Â¬ inal offense for everybody is struck on the wheels and if something dont happen yqu wont secany horses in this city a few years from now vCjxeept on drays and street cars No more horses for mo Im going to get in puttof the rain saidheaad I guess he was pretty near right I know it to ibe a fact that probably the biggest bicycle company in tho country is now snaking arrangements for the manufacture on a large scale of light wagons and carriages made on the bicycle style of steel wheels and srubber tires They claim that these equipages will cost less than ahorse and carriage and be only half as exÂ¬ pensive to maintain and that in five years they will be seen everywhere and in fen years will have completely done away with the use of horses Im wait Â¬ ing jmyself and as soon as I see one of V those things run Im going to get out and et into something else besides tho livery business Cruelty at a Zoo Pictures of southern bayons always show objects from ten to fifteen feet in length in the act of swallowing negro babies but few such animals are ever nqenn the northern zoological gar- i The master stroke of England was the closintr of the mints in India This sacrificed many interests in India but it gave the Hingusn people cneap wneai and cheap cotton at the expense of the energy and prosperity of our own peo- Â¬ ples Following this came the uncon- Â¬ ditional repeal of the Sherman law which was another victory for British interests The commercial walue of silver measures tho price of wheat and cotton for the simple reason that the producers of wheat and cotton in British India can sell a bushel of one and ten pounds of the other for an ounce of silver and pocket as much money as they ever did 4 auu iiiia m uuc ui wiu icusuus wuj country should run the policy of cqunter to the policy of Great Britain one of the reasons why the people of flho lUnited States should place their in- ifluenco behind liver and legislate to increase tho demand for it as money and thereby increase Its value AtÂ¬ lanta Constitution ITS PURCHASING POWER flCao Heal Qaeittaa Is TVhether Gold Has Appreciated or tho Average Value of Commodities tepreciated correspondent who iln answering asks for an explanation of apparent changes in the price of silver the In dianapolis Sentiel sayai JIhe statistical records show that tthere has been noschange at all in the value of silver as measured in the av- terage of commodities They have moved up and down together This is due not to any intrinsic quality of shV wer but to its use as standard money in some countries while gold is tho medium of international commerce A foreign dealer in Mexico or any other silver standard country will pay for siWer it3 average purchasing power in the commodities of that country It is immaterial to him whether he pays 50 cents in gold for a Mexican dollar or a bushel of wheat so long as wheat ia worth a dollar a bushel in Mexican sil- Â¬ ver But in a silver standard country ithe average purchasing power of a dollar and the average price of commodities are one and the same thing because all commodities are measured in silver dollars There has been no decrease of the purchasing power of silver on the arerage in silver standard countries The real question is whether gold has appre-Â¬ ciated or the average value of commod- Â¬ ities has depreciated Silver may bo dropped from consideration altogether so far as this is concerned So long as it retains this relation it is evident that no natural cause is affecting its market value for if there were its average purchasing power would de-Â¬ crease The money problem is how to bring gold back to its former relation to average prices tis to when President Burkliardt heard that such a fine specimen was to be hod it was decided at once to have it The creature will be shipped to Cincinnati within a few weeks It will eat noth Â¬ ing but live dogs and these will bo furnished from the dog pound When it is thought tho monster is hungry a homoless cur will be put into the pen with it A board will be extended over the water and following its natural instinct tho dog will run out on this boarcLand bark attho alligator Then thcrflSvill be a sudden suap and si lencefhd there will bo one less dog on earth The last meal this alligator had was a costly one Its keeper had prepared the board as usual and wa going for a cur dog when his pet Eng Â¬ lish pug suddenly became saucy and ran out and barked from tho boardi The keeper rushed back but was only ysoonnough to see tho terrible jaws eJoeeniutne pcautum iik iur jvmuu id twenty five dollars wrrcn Superintendent Stephan was at Nevf Orleans Recently he saw one twelve feet inlength and priced it lie was not authorized to buy one for the Zoo already has several small ones yet ifeilfaysthe1CincinnatiTribune The prince cf Wales is said to have an MOST IN QUANTITY BE8T IN QUAI IT extraordinary and accurate knowledge of the signs olors and membership of all orders of merit It is a matter in which he permits no trifling too At a recent state ball a beautiful young girl wore a glittering jeweled decoration on her breast She danced opposite the WHITES prince When the quadrille was over he said gently That is a beautiful ornament May I ask to whom it be- Â¬ longs To Lord Blank said tho FOR 20 VEARS Mas lod all WORM Remedies frightened girl he is my fiance Ho Can you un Â¬ 9 EVERY BOTTLE GUWTEED 9 allows me to wear it ft Yes your high- Â¬ SJ SOXD TIT AXT DBtfOaiOTS fasten it eaKlly rrfDArpd br Then may I ask you to take it s ness ST LOtlH MCHARDStrr JiKWCm 16 off and to tell Lord Blank that it means The Bimetallic Sentiment This talk in favor of silver which is something more than a bit of gold and going on in England and Germany a few diamonds to bo worn merely as Bare Prompt Fosltti will probably help the bimetallic cause an ornament even by a charming Curs for Impotence Lou ultimately It shows that the Euro- Â¬ woman Seminal of Manhood pean friends of silver are growing in Emissions Spermatorrhta Switched Off Nervousness Self Distrust numbers and activity At any rato the A French railway has lately arranged loss of Memory Ae Will stage has been reached in England make you a STRONG Vigor-Â¬ Â¬ lta telegraph lines bo that at a prearous Man Prlee 100 0 where a person can be a blmetdllist Boxes 6 00 without being eousiderpd necessarily a ranged signal the wires aro switched 8piclal Directions Mailed teleinstruments to crank or an anarchist and that is a from telegraphenablingWith eaoh Box Aidrits tho operator caangewhlch should givo courage to phones thus Stliul sbot Lllmtst Co the friends of the double standard either to talk verbally or to communi 3910 LumsAvi cate by the telegraphic codo at will MO 8TLOUI8 everywhere Globe Democrak Without the least warning when a silver dollar was worth three cents more than a gold dollar silver was fraudulently and surreptitiously de- Â¬ monetized many of the owners of the silver mines wore driven into bank Â¬ ruptcy and ruin and thousands of la-Â¬ borers in the mines were deprived of work and their families brought to suffering and want All this was done and no reason given for it as indeed no honest reason can be given for the outrageous wrong thus perpetrated upon the people Where was the honor of the country and in whose keeping was it when the high headed crime was perpetrated To the mind of the gold bug the honor can only be maintained by giving English capitalists the con- Â¬ trol of the finance f tho country and the malnteaancq of the interest of the Morgans and the millionaires We do not favor such honor as thatl But ler Qa Herald The Great Fraud rril Frank Bkli J T Hakbebx miUTKorfeir jp Fx 2 i JI Belief in the magic arts Is by no B Olvilkation of T jSts uwuu BELL HANBERY means extinct la1 some parts of France r8 t from the department 6fithe Pas de j to I ii asd V Alt Important Movement for the Biuoy Calais comes a curipus stpry says a PractieelH the Courts of Christian and ad Afi5BpiitJSl Paris correspondent This time tho inof aftopiparatlvely Unknown ran Office City Hall building olningeouHticB dividual who figured in the police goa The Moft Typical of ftiiU pElfi Court Square BOPKIHSVIIiLE KY court as having made yarioiss dupes egro euplei If through his professed knowledgo oi The sorcery was a coachman who by some When white men decide to push their peculiar process of reasoning was re- Â¬ S WITHERS Jft enterprises into new lands they seldom garded by the ignorant as a past master v GQlflSBI begin by making long f preliminary in ihe occult sciences One df his vic TKUTODEY A study of tho languages They movo tims was a girl who was extremely into tho country and iearn the lan Â¬ anxious to be wedded to tho object of guages while they are buying products her affections Tho young pan could To The Office over PlavtergBank or teaching the native A movement not be induced to come forward so she - KY HOPKINSVILLB is now well advanced however for consulted the jehu who told her thai making a thorough Btudy of a great she would be married in the beginning Afrfcanllanguage while yet there is not of February She put a certain sum or KASKVILC FRANK RIYES a missionary in the field and scarcely a money Sown as an installment and alÂ¬ Everybody who knows tho trader though disappointed was returning ROUTE OF THE facts thinks this is the best step that with the remainder when the police in Â¬ can be taken towards getting a foot- tervened and arrested the jehu CHICAGO and hold in the great and populous regions Another dupe was a married woman - OFFiczSwithfJudgeJ I Landes In the ttof the central Soudan just south of the who wanted to ascertain whether 6he NASHVILLE McDanlelJBloclcIcorner 6th and Main Sahara desert any chance of obtaining a divorce THC ONLY This region says an eastern ex- Â¬ had were change also known as Hausaland is The cards unloesedprdpitious and she PuUiuan Vestibulcd Train Service witli cheerfully kwpurse strings Andrew JiotedveFwifnnumerous ttrwntraha but the divorce has not been pro j Newest and Finest Day Coaches PHYSICIAN AndSUKGEON has millions of inhabitants It covers nounoed nor is there any likelihood of Sleepers and Dininr Oars a an area of half a million square miles such a termination to her troubles OJTICE Fifth and Main streets opposite and Is one sixth as large as the United FROM TUP Groat amusement on the other hand Citv Court Room exclusive of Alaska The only States -Â¬ TELEPHONE NO 5 STO wjdely spread language there is the was created by the deposition of a ven Hausa and it is spoken by not less than erable dame who declared that she Terre Haute Indianapolis ono one hundredth of the human race was delighted with the magician as spirit from her habitHH It is one of the richest and most culti- Â¬ ho evicted an evilcalled on him with her CHICAGO ation She had vated languages in Africa and Is not daughter and ho Painter - and - Paper 5Hanger had told them that only the vernacular where the Hausas ALL WOR- KMilwaukee St Paul lingua franca in wide the house was bewitched On receipt live but is the Done wlthNeatnessandDlspatch and at Low of the sum of eighteen francs tho regions beyond its own home Far coachman paid AND ALL POINT8 IN THE est Prices south and west of tho lower Niger shutting himselfher a visit and after SHOP Sth street next to D R Beard Hausa is coming td bo more and more ten minutes he up in tho stable for JNORTH AND NORTHWEST ofllce Hopkinsville Ky emerged with the joyful spoken In big coast towns like Lagas S L lfODGERS that he and Badagry wherever Mohammedans tidings and had had discovered a fatal Southern PaaHeDger Agt toad driven it off the prem- Â¬ are found Hausa is the dominant lan Â¬ ises DR PRESTON THOMAS From that moment the old Chattanooga Tenn guage The reason is that tho Hausas woman declared she had been at Mr F P Jeffries are the leading commercial people of PHYSICIAN and SURGEON General Passenger Agt Africa Their caravans are found from peace and she wound up with the ex- Â¬ Evansville Terre Haute R JR 5a0Bce over Bank Hopkinsvuip the Mediterranean states to tho wild pression of her gratitude and of her Evanpville Ind regions west of the Gulf of Guinea nnd confidence in the great sorcerer In an- Â¬ KY HOPKINSVILLE wherever they co they spread the swer to questions put to him the jehu said that he had learned it all in a knowledge of their language OFFICE HOURS Day and Night1 JOHN ECHOIS hook Receiveps ST JOHN BOYLE It was decided long ago that the little spells that he had lost There were and incantations Very study of this language was of great im good Repeat ono said tho presiding portance to philologists traders and C But they are in Latin tho missionaries and so in 1892 the Hausa judge i man replied Never mind go on association was formed in JSngland We THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE shall understand all the same ex- Â¬ with the object of obtaining complete TO knowledge of it Well known repre- Â¬ claimed the judge encouragingly The DENTIST Improvised magician however could Louisville sentatives of science and philology Evansville Offiice over Kellys Jewelry Store notgetOuta word but hung his head jormed the committee ana a pro gramme of work was adopted The amid roars of laughter and soon after Â¬ HOPKINSVILLE - - - Ky first step was to send a student to ward he was sentenced to three AND ALL POINTS Tripoli and Tunis to get a preliminary months imprisonment W 0 Shook AD Doricouri knowledge of the tongue from the Horns Chinese Nanti Hausa caravans which Tisit those SHOOK DORICOURT The Chinese are not entirely content cines jur tinanes itoomson wan se with the names which dwellers in TO LEADING lected for this work and he has carried various lands have given to their counit on with enthusiasm and excellent reÂ¬ tries and in consequence they have in Â¬ Jfempliis Vicksburg New Orleans House Sign and Decorative IJ1 sults He has mingled intimately with vented names of their own for them AND ALL POINTS tho Hausa visitor to North Africa He some of which aro very apt and de- Â¬ has acquired a knowledge of their hab Â¬ scriptive For instance France is f Grainers and Paper Hangers f its of thought as well as of their lan called Fa ko the land of lawlessness Office on Ninth Street opposite Galther guage both of which are essential con- - Germany is Te ko the virtuous Wests Tobacco Warehouse Hopkinsville Ky ditions to useful residence in the cen Â¬ country England is Ting ko the Limited Trains and Perfect Service tral Soudan He has translated some blooming land and America is Mei Connoting at Memphis with through trains of the Gospels into the language with a ko the beautiful land to all points in Hotel Henderson view simply to providing a useful aid to white students In fact tho mis- Â¬ y yfliyimu ytirJTlriW sionaries while interested in the work Bates Tickets nr d all information will be Entirely new and first class in all famd Gbed ou application to your nearest are taking no active part in it and it is ticket Agent being carried on solely by aq eclectic respects Excellent Sample Rooms T B LYNOH body of scientific men with such supÂ¬ Aeaeral Passeejier Acent Louisville Ky and service unequaled in the city port as the publio are giving them Mr Robinson has now started for the On Double Car Line central Soudan with a number of as- Â¬ oUISVILLE ST LOUIS TEX- C P L P Kleidekku Proprietors sistants including a physician who has AS EA1LWAY - Kv Henderson picked up a good deal of Hausa at Tunis and ft is expected that he will SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 1 1695- be particularly useful for It Is known FIRST NATIONAL that a doctor can often obtain access to No 53 No 51 circles in Hausaland to which an ordi Dally Daily est BU nary traveler would not he admitted W W GRAY PROP 6 30pm 7 45 a m LouiTllIe Their headquarters will be at Kano 7 25pm 8 40 am means so much more than Jf Lr West Point the Manchester of central Africa NINTH ST NEAH MAIN Braudenburg b 01 p in 9 17 a m but they will also visit other important S 30 p m Irvlngton 45 a m vou imagine serious ana B 99 p m 10 28a m Stephensport SHAVING 10 SHAMPOO- Â¬ Â¬ towns where somewhat different diafottal diseases result from 9 38pm 10 50 am Cloerport lects of Hausa are spokon so that the ING 25 HAIR CUTTINCi 051pm 11 lb a m IIaueiille ailmpnfc nrrlprtprl 10 IS p m 1140 am Leuleport proposed vocabularies may be of serv Â¬ 6 10 59 pm 12 22 am Owenfcboro 25cents J ice t future residents in varlons parts j II 45 p m 108pm Stot8ille kiay wkii itu JLIU nhir irifh aWahlfP C H of tls Hausa states Mr Robinson and 1210 am 180pm Nothing but first class work and all Henderson Ar greatest gift health done in latest fashion his assistants will complete among the No 62 No 54 HatSw- people the work that they began n ouareleentip Dally Dally east bound W SATISFACTION guaranteed out of sorts vrca K in Noh Africa The purpose is to and cenerallv ex 7 Lv Henderson a m 2 55pm bring back material for a copious dic hausted nervous WHEN YOU 7 43am 31Gpm Spottsville hate no appetite tionary and grammar of tho language 30 a in 400pm Owensboro and cant work and this is coly the beginning of the 9 13 a m 4 85 p m Lewlsport begin 0 37am 4 69 pm HawcsUlle work that ths association has in view 10 05am Cloverport 5 24pm strengthening They intend for instance to print sim- Â¬ 10 28 am C45 pm Stephensport medicinewhich is Irviugton 1105 am 6 30 p m Browns Iron Bit ple illustrated books on agriculture in 11 31 a m Brandenburg ters A few bot 658pm the Hausa language and other works 12 05 p m 7 85 a m West Point tles cure benefit 1 00 p m 30 a m comes from the Ar Louisville instructing the people in the best meth- Â¬ Have your Photograph made at very first dose tt ods wo know of carrying on tho pur wont stain vour suits in which they already excel other tteth and Its For further information address pleasant to take African people H C Mokduk A G P A There is probably no work now doing or Louisville Ky new STUDIO among the natives of Africa which W L Mills No 580 Fourth Ayenue promises such frood results as this The Owrnsboro Ky Dyspepsia Kidney and Liver Hausas are caled the most typical of Neuralgia Troubles all the negro people and in their intel Â¬ they hold the very f Constipation Bad Blood lectual qualities 3ST They I- - 3U f Malaria Nervous ailments f foremost rank among negroes are fine agriculturists and although Womens complaints jiit the great raafts of them have been Get only the cenuine it has crossed red lines on the wranner All others are sub scarcely affectfid by foreign influences Line Through stltutes On receipt of two 2c stamps we they are conspicuous for tho variety will send set of Ten Beautiful Worlds iotwten tun cities o Fair View and book free and excellence of their manufactures BROWN CHEMICAL CO BALTIMORE MO Cincinnati Lexington Louis such as the making of cloth mats yVVVV1 leather and glass ville Evansville St Why Interfere Vho Knjey i n m frican8sogiation rf h u nta trcru ccnfTdTY Professional Cards jvlith in k I m 9 inkine North flMITED Hopkinsville Ky Seargent M B SOUTH Skerritt eo oj sm Junius IcDaviti Cincinnati EAST SOUTH Arkansas and Texas n Poor Health -C BARBER SHOP 1C 1 i i V rowns CO atoncetalc-ingthemostrelia-f- ce Iron itters G oTo LOUISVILLE WYBRANTS 13 It Cures L Louisville Ky Trunk cities of io it It Meant Something Louis And the Nasi gom s Memphis Mont- Mobile and New The Main Street FURNITURE Dealer LOWEST Cash FIGURES ni up Orleans A Complete and Beautiful Stock ou hand all at tVV10U AND8PEED UHAJWEt 0NBIVALKO GU VERMIFUGE i Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jackson ville and points Bed room Suits 10 rXKGgaaiBf in Florida Connections are made at Guthrie and NashviKe for all points A Solid Oak Suit for orth East South and West in iullinan Palace Cars emigrants this road will receive special low rates See agentB of this company for rates routes c or write to C P Atmche G P TA Louisville rar firs S4J5 W N DUCKER4 FUHERAL DIRECTC 1 A n i r H s- t f faVSW nuipmis y- gtMi WMy wy M wiwiHH iRjMUi pcrafyw hpiw tWWW1 ill WIUBIB T 11 JBIS HOPRIN0X1LB KENrTrGEIA ojItinuUlfc fontucbiatt PUllHIII rtt raiMTWjSB fjH jt i v t FIIH IW i l Sv - Mar 10 186 JtleCel Cdbk MOVTurriTi CstHdldaey niSMYA BY M8MI56S CHASl M MEACHAM jmSSCRIPTlON vw 3 A YEAR IN ADVANCE Local reading notices aoceritaper line 8pe Mai Local 5 cents per line each insertion satea for standing aidvertlaements furnished itr application r OKFIOK 212 SOUTH MAIN STREET ANNO tJNCESIENTS Ws are authorized to announce JWDGE JOHN PHELPS aa a candidate for Circuit Court Judgo In this district subject to the action of the Demo Â¬ crats party ElootlonNovember 6 li93f Wc are authorized to announce JUDGE THOMAS P COOK iC i of Calloway county as a candidate for Judge of the Circuit Court of this district subject to the aotlon of the Democratic partv Ifor circuit Htediri it ISaa been frener- aly concedduwit tho man most feared bypther candidates Wdge Cook will uadQubedly be presented w mo uiatnci as ltue CJioico ui wuiu- way couniy HeTis backed by tho Democratic ridlhmittee the local bar and thof popple themselves and it is stated bholeeifrersant with the uo iacts regarauigiu8 strengm CM Ml J uiH county nvim yi ww i3JSil nrirtinl win curry h0Murray Ledger unanimity honioii paper says jf his Judge Thos P Copfynakes friends wherever he goes Ho has none of the tricks of the domagtigue and his practical common Sensehis honesty audi his undoubted ability never fails toimpress theublicthdt he is the man for noininatibS fbr circuit judge Judge Cook is napolitical trickster j enterea fchii coatet The Only nerve tonic his tliable building up medicine Great and thoroughly re vitalized and Mens Boys Purifier today the HOODS Blood m mm mm f Jrii immm i I C V3S was itltime heii money would go further the way 6f buying Olofiuing Our children combmatoi suits wi 4V tp 2paifipants cap and a whistle thrown in for Tlire never mf4 J j A 1 people Before and which stands preeminently above all other medicines is i v3vrcM fciiJOi k m bez w liim rmr j m sc- - i abcmwii yj GHfiM j ifc WWtjtSV- v 11 HjvVwr V 1t v BEK9 flPaJ Sarsaparilla It has won its hold upon the hearts of the people byits own absolute intrinsic merit It is not what we say but what Hoods Sarsaparilla does that tells the story lK0isiiotonlfcBSibest but Jiansomest cbinbinationin tne tj town Oul black andgrey Men s suits at fw w n 11 btimetvr are stunners andit- is only a mattef whPTi fhftv will be srone and we cannot reDlace them x-- flffiiiwlTliA nlnfhps vnn hiiv of us admits vou to the first iyIaceevenPtt wiiereV They are right up to date and of artistic make and shape wOur r- tTvvr--T- but prosecutes his canvass in from all of the 89 a fraukopenway inVUr straight forTho returns countiea of the first railroad district ward manner relying entirely on the This is the giving Edmonson and Butler to wishes of the people Ji Richardson on a claim made by his reason they are fbVMnV j Eecently the Eddyville 3ar at the friends at Bowling Green in the ab scence of direct reports makes the conclusion of a term of court held by standing of the six candidates in the him adopted resolutions of the most eulogistic character and it is claimed coming convention a3 follows FOIt ItlOIIARDSON DEMPSEY upon- good authority that he will FOR 10 prdve stronger in Lyon county than 7 Barren Breckenridge duck Dompsoy Against the Field UJ nliUtVUiftui uux jJiuicoaiuuu piwa Hoods Cures Even when all other preparations and prescriptions fail flBpW fjfi- I was taken with a pain in toy right side which run down into my limbs1 and my ankles swelled and broke out In running sores in seven different places Since I have used Hoods Sar Â¬ saparilla tho sores have healed and I have gained fifteen pounds in weight Ky JoaiE Harris Prestonburg DMfc tlve All druggists Hrtirlc flUS aro tasteless mild offec nOOU 86o sn ii Mirt iir i nunntw nni ir ujl t r uu cenence JLue iiiatciitti id it iud mgucai yuftii workmanship is gualanteedtliev0ry best The JjowifcPNftJ Price power cango no further with meritorious tM 3wr- it i A i i t- r- i-- Jew i sMNoiiJ wuciv iic r m u A r v 3 T placed on our goods this season v V 1 i 3 Grayson Henderson Hopkins Larue Logan Meade Muhlenberg McLean Ohio Union 6 Christian 11 Daviess 10 Metcalfe 4 Monroe 11 7 i Todd Edmonson Total s GButler 4 8 11 6 91 FOR MOORE i 1 Webster Total any man outside of the county In this county Judge Cook is a comparative stranger but he has made a most favorable impression upon all of our people wlio have met him aud should he secure the nomi- Â¬ nation he would poll the full strength of the party and prove an acceptable 58 candidate Judge Cooks formal announcement appears in another column 12 17 2 3 8 4 2 Cet HOODS Carlisle as a Prophet HE TOBACCO NEWS HOFKINSVIIiLE MAHKET MATKlMONIAt FOB MILLER Calloway G raves 6V Hickman Marshall Total FOR MORROW Caldwell Crittenden 6 Hancock 5 Livingston 8 5 6 4 5 25 h f Total EOR MCELROY 20 6 6 14 26 Carlisle Graves McCracken Ballard 4 Allen 6 J Simpson 9 Warren w 5 Total Total 24J Fulton J4PJiUJJAlJHHardin Hart JVi Trigcr ONINSTBUOTEDN tU i ft f M 6 10 7 B 32 Total uninstructed votes TriggOf the 32 and Lyon w ll vote for JMoore on tho first ballot and the other 23 votes will doubtless be divided equally among the candidates Avoiding troublesome fractions this would make the first ballot stand something like this Dempsoy 9 Richardson 62 Morrow 26 Miller 31 MoElroy 80 Moore 33 that Col Morrow will be put before the convention In that event his vote placed where it It is not probable would most likely go would increase Richardson 9 in McCracken and Miller 15 in Ballard Graves and Carlisle Each ofthe candidates would get a larger fraction of the uninstructed votes and as between the remaining five the vote would likely stand Dempsey 96 Richardson Hi Miller 45 Moore 34 McElroy 31 JMoore would be bound to fallnext as Dempsey could lend enough votes to McElroy to drop Moore With Moore out Dempsey would getH of his voteshaviug second instructions in Gaidwellj Livingston and Han cock Trigg would probably go to Richardson and Critteudenand Lyon to Miller This ivould make tho next y f ballot stand Dempsey 112 Richardson 79 Mil- ler 58 McElroy 83 With McElroy out Dempseys friends claim Warren but our infor mation is that the delegation is not instructed as to socond choice Upon this poiut and tho disposition of Alc Elroys voto depends the result Dempsey has 25 ox Richardsons votes second choice and for this reason Richardson is tho best man upon whom a combination can be formed With his own 79 votes he would have to secure 60 of Millers andJtfcElroys votes to win Of Millers votes none ure instructed for Dempsey after I know that tho worlds stock of precious metals is none too large and I see no reason to apprehend that it AyiH ever be so Mankind will be fortunate indeed if the anutial production of gold and silver coin shall keep pace with tho annual increase of The Murray Ledger again sounds population commerco and industry this note of warning about one of its According to my views of tho subject home candidates Judge Linn is the conspiracy which seems to have not the man for Democrats to nomi been formed here and in Europe to nate for circuit judge He was nom- destroy by legislation and otherwise inated once for county judge atidjgqt from three sevenths to pnehtdf of the most ihglbriously snowed under Po- metallic money of the world ia the litically he is very unpopular in Cal- most gigantic crime of this1 or any loway We warn the Denlocrdls of other age The consummation of this judicial district to be careful such a scheme would ultimately enr As sure asthereis a heaven aboye tail jnore misery upon tho human and hellbelpw ifjthafcmanis nomi race than all the wars pestilences nated the Republicans will elect the and faininfes that evdr pecurred inthe next circuit judge These be pro history of tho world 3 he Absolute phetic words but the Ledgers pre- and instantaneous destruction of half dictions have always been right theentiroimovablepropertyofthe In this portion of the district Judge world including houses shipsf rail Linn is no longer regarded as a for- roads and other appliances for car midable factor in the race for judge rying on commerce while it vguld be wwnuamnn wwvwmim felt more sensibly at the jtoomeut would not produce anything like the Last week- a Democratic convention at Chicago by a yoteof 707 to 22 de- prolonged distress anu iaorgumzu-tionjof society thatf musi finevitably clared for restoring the free coinage of silver without consultiug foreign result from the permanent annihila countries Editor Dick Knott of the tiompf one half thoimetallic moneyof fGCCiBtSLEiFcb Louisville Post took the next train the world 21stj1878 for Chicago to straighten things- out and on Saturday night attended a goldbug banquet and responding to General Buckner has announced a toast supposed to be What I his platform on the currency quesdont know about the currency ques tion and ho is a goldbug of the tion At last accounts the distin- Cleveland school absolutely opposed guished mourner metalist was still to free coinage and in favor of a sin gle gold standard Closing a long ar- Â¬ talking ticle made up largely of quotations from English authorities of centuries All four of the Kentucky senatorial ago he declares that he proposes to candidates have defined their posi matter what effect tions on the currency question Brown state his views no it may have upon his senatorial aspi and Blackburn are for free silver McCreary for conditional coinage rations This of course airiountsJto and a general straddle and Buckuer a confession that ho does not expect to win on the platform he lavs down is a goldbug pure and simple In thishe is right fof iheKenttfcky V 5 1 ij Ml i T hav Â¬ fuiiiounuB vui never eieci a goiuuug The Nicarauguan government ing accepted the modified ultimatum to the senate with their- eyesotienT f of the British government the dis- - Buckuor is out of iti h pute over the boundary is at an end A geiitlenien hofe this week rbni The British war vessels sailed Owenboro says lie docs not know of from Corihto Monday w ten Democrats ni Daviess colinty V V-n3 Outside of baiikigg pirples who are Thirteen was an unlucky number rue same oiiposea xo irco silver for H Clay Evans Turney was deNot onfy Bentim6nt 0ist1 here clared elected governor of Tonnonsco aboutjDOperctJhtjpf the Democrats in the legislature by a vote of 70 to but 10 per cent of the Republicans 57 a majority of 13 Shryer Sales bv Hanbery 9 95 of 5 hhds as follows 28 hhds med to good leaf 9 008 808 108 u ou t yu e yu o 6 607 957 257 6 20 May 9 75 7 su u vd o au e u 6 00 708 00 606 00 7 95 60 6 50 255 004704 754 30 410 4 80 4 60 4 00 4 75 5 20 5 50 5 8U 8 85 5 90 4t 45 8 W 4 OU 12 hhds lugs 3 50 8 10300 2 00 2 30 2 40 2 60 2 00 2 00 5 23 hhds com leaf 5 90 5 90 4 95 4 90 5 00 2 80r 1 95 iyo Abornathy follows Goi sold 123 hbTds as Good leaf from 10 00 to 12 00 7 00 to 1000 Medleuf Com Low Mr Ed McDaniel and Miss Lizzie Killebrew were married at West Eork church near Junggold Tenn Wednesday It has been currently reported in Clarksvillo tho past few days thtft Mrs Virginia Marshall Brown of Henderson wife of the late Arch Brown would shortly be married to Mr G Knoke a young German tobacco buyer who lived in Benderson and who is well known to the tobacco trade of Clarksvillo As to whethr er or not the ruhior has any fpunda tion in fact cannot be ascertained but ithas been mentioned by several par ties in position to know and who be lieve it to be a fact Jobacco Leair Chronicle Beans Potatoes Dried v Fruits CrOOdS 1 Canned ffi i S6 Markel aptive and firm on good and medium leaf Very dull pn lowJeat Lugs i325to450 00to700 Ivt i State of f Ohio CrrrpETpLEpo tiOOAS UPUNTT5 V 1250 399 andlugg EpankJ Chenet makes oath that AT he is the senior partner of the firm of WALLIS iF J Cheney Cpj doings juines mine Jiiy 01 aoieuo county unu GROCERY V sa s i i OLAKKSyiLLE aLVBKET -u- K ClAjPSsVilIeTenn May 8 5 DuY market continues to improve lind isstronfer and more satisfactpry this week than it has been at any ime this season We report you sales of 92 Hilda this week as fpllpwa I 89 hhds nied to arood leaf S7 50 7 80 8 25 8 50 8 70 9 70 9 70 8 60 7 bu y iu y tu 7 uu v 20 1 yu v u 9 10 7 50 8 25 9 00 9 50 10 75 9 90 7 oO 900 7 40 11 75 11 75 11 25 7 70 7 20 7 90 9 50 9 60 9 25 8 20 9 00 9 00 8 50 10 50 9 75 23 hhds common mixed and wet leaf S6 00 4 75 5 60 4 25 4 90 4 80 4 80 5 00 5 60 5 75 6 60 3 at 6 00 each 5 60 5 10 6 40 6 40 5 95 6 40 6 506 505 006 705 80 610 6 25 23 hhds common lugs and green dirty wet leaf Si 10 2 80 3 95 2 00 3758 508 402 804 00 4 00 8 30 2 402 004 004 504 75 4 00 425 4 40 4 00 4 60 3 80 8 90 2 hhdff dirty trash 1 00 to 1 70 There is an active demand for all medium to good tobacco in fair condition but the wet and mixed tobaccos continue dull and low We shall State aforesaidL and that said firm will bay the sum otQM HUNDRED MERRITFS Old STAND UUJLljAKntpr each ana jeyery case of Catabhh that cannot- be cured by W A EPool AH Go rmriN the use oiMALts Uatabbu udre FRANK J CHENEY i Sworn ta before me and subscribed GOODWIN POOL in my presence this 6th day of De1- mm cerauer a Keep the best and freshest stock I AWGLEASON SEAL NotaryPulfilc of Staple and Faricy Groceries to be J j Hallrf Catarrh Cure is taken inter found in the city nallyand acfsdirectly upon the blood H5F Country Produce handled andinucous surfaces of the system Opposite Phoenix Hotel Send for testimonials free Main Btreet CO Toledo O F J CHENEY SSPSold by Druggists 75b i Jv m Ei 3 Mr W WMclurryof Springfield Tenn attended the tobacco sales this week Dqpt Tobacco Sit or Smoke Your Ufa way HOPKINSVILLE FOR -F- KY HATCHING be glad to hear from you at all times and hoping to receive your ship ments we dfe Yours truly tee tp euro nr money refunded Book free y Co Now York or AddreSs Sterling Bon Chicago the truthful atarlllnn title of a book aboUt tle linrmlj3H guaranteed tobacco habit cure that braces up nlcotlnlzed nerves Pure Bred eliminates tho nicotine poison tnakes vcak men gain strencth ylKor and manhood You Leghorn run no physical no financial risk as Is soldby R O Hardwlck under aguaranJ 18 ROM Light Brahma and Buff X m-rr South Kentucky College jA concert cdnsisting of vocal and MWITIOW GUARANTEED Vt 1 o not tfay it reuumgs laq- - under reasonaoie conamons lUBiruuieuiui iuubic nannnt hdonn until vou send forri lJl ileaux etcv will be criven bv the Am- - pafte catalogue DH A VOUOyii lltUCTl- unjj Jiuauwss ijviJiiisuMs ana acnooi of phiah and Philoraathian Societies of Rhorthund Typewrltlilii alid Tcegrapliy College tin the college NASriVlLTiEThNNi SouthVlOv Dlir method of chapel beginning at 8 bclock Friday 4 ilfiEICii by Braughons toiy WJStiKS by Ik equal eveniri kniaVlO 1895 This will be bid methods interest It expends one of the best enteVtainmenls ever mpiyneii inoro snoney lu the nail iae of its qusi ueuarunenL iniui i tJ 4 S Union Warghousp JU I want every man and woman States interested in the Opium KPTJCE see K Grant Ky HoDkinsvillo Dabney I if E 11 AHKXLtULI yupbi In tho United and Whisky to have one of mr bdoks on these dis- Â¬ habits Lessdns glVefl In Oil and China Painting eases Address B M 700lloy Atlanta Qto Box 882 and one will be sent joa free Drawlngln Charcoal Crayon Pastel etc Mrs JE tromO D- iiessonHours CHINA IMP- toiaAM 1 Those lntftosted Invited to call STUDIO at Residence South Main St FinE- 3ft- e c andebson B Ofllco over Bank of Ilopklnsvllle ITT iV K si V Wit siclansHsSurgeoDi Iloufa from 1 standard and gold syn The Louisville Post is supporting dicate dollar goldbug Buckuer iov senator aud to tho single Miller ieo silver Hardin for governor The Tho goldbug organs talk- about Post cannot bo charged with a laclf of what they are pleased to callthS versatility danger pf getting to a silver basis IWlMWinillBI past The silver basiB President Cleveland has sent a The danger is reached No 500 check to Albert Zerkles of De has been practically gold inoney is in general circulation caute Iud who named his girl tripThe difficulty is in tho fact lhat the lets Ruth Frances and Esther money speculators want something IIIKWIllWMWMimi different for their purposes than thG The Traveller W Sterretts new made its appearance at Evaus money that is good enough for the paper people Cincinnati Enquirer ville Tuesday colleges- in tin south take In Admission ness Bironifly ondorsedby Bunkers as tuition Merchants It Is JL5c ond practlqal book keepers all over the United Statfs Reasonable rates if tuition Cheap Open to hotlisexei boiinl COustudents past year representing i3tatesaad Torrltorlps Thos Hollia who wasshot by Wm It hascalso prepared loks for cji 1 C Li i rvu iii j iLnmuicuii oumruuy xiigui diedMpnday morning Arviu was Efiut oft CO days trip1 WheS you wtltn explain TQurwanM v jbrought to his examining trial at JNaSUTlIHWIenn wrswikvi Dovohos- fest J t tastv once charged witlimilnslaughter Bo a nun iciuaoyvi iium jmi vu u jVW i bond givetfby thsa societies Poi2 e manda to4p m- grr- Jf- TJl TT vt i i RAY QORDON r kn Your Physical Oondition a i t t fl It may bo when the convention ineets next Wednesday that only those candidates who clearly have a - AI 111 a cnanco win oo presomeu w me con- vvention MTbWjker candidates will ql coujwclyote agonist a dropping mlivsmrl f hefo mav be a protracted a dead lock uJb is Dempsey against the field witli odds on the favorite i i ili- Gen Buckners letter shows that he does not oxpect to be elected senator but evidently hopes to be taken care Argument in the income tax eases of by the president The inir was concluded Wednesday King Humbert and Queen Marga pressipn prevails that the law will bo by Judge Jacksons vote ret of Italy were violently shaken ub sustained wlio was absent when tho former in a railroad collision near Rome trial resulted in a tie tho court stand Tuesday They escaped with slight Senator Blackburn Elkton nsxt Monday will speak at ing4to4 u r in junes 6 Needs attention at this time If you are tired weak and nervous it is clear that your blood is impure and with out doubt there has been too much over work or strain on brain and body The course of treatment for such a condition is plain and simple The blood must first be purified so that the nervous systemand in fact all the organs will bafed upon pure blood Intelligent people without number Jiave testified that tho best nerve tonic and blood purifier strength imparting medicine is Hoods Sarsaparilla Nervousness loss of Sleep and general debility all vanish when Boods Sarsaparilla is persist- Â¬ ently taken in a word health ahd hWmesg follow after takinfc Hoods Sarsaparilla s Ray Gordon is a bay horse 16 hands hih 7 years old by Gordon the best brd sou of Onward Will mtkolh eesKon at my firm one mile south of town ou the Palmyra pike at S2Q to insn ire Jack Day po ion 10 farm Our splendid young ware with foal Senson begins A Star will make the present season on l R H HOLLAND JK tho Locust Grove faring near the Ky HopkinsvHi Wotkina farm The Square1 postoffice at 10 1q insure mare with foal Miss Susie Kaufman otxHender Money due when maie proves to be son visited friends herethitfweekin foal or is transferred Day Star is e black jnck wth white points is 15J friendshEarlihgtd 5 hands high Dd four years old a wtlirnwi Major WoQWri4g from p trip to NwhviUe J t It WB MAMASON fcr fj TM q c fit- mI I tsbLai k I mFiVmmmr uiMammMmm mmmmm y-H u flX- ir i if v- jf 10riB95T A- uC ji xfrhtwT ii tV rsj VWv tcr BpPKEgrsVfiLlSffItmtHiXAl GOSSIP Went Wi KBNTUOKIAN 7 Hi j U U f n H Vj i tti e u iTif Vs W u 1 5 i o -u AEOUND AND nothing iOt Mwifdi -JV Alii t D 111 N OATAEEE s af THEjanrKv THiSv the SurfeiiArHdlel Catarrh of the Kidneys is a very V droVMTbmll of Kansas is toba common disease growing more com raonieitahyearirhe symptoms are money under false i pretenses This pain in the back scanty high colored is the statexrieht of Waters Waters- - uribeyepntafning albumen and variattorneys wJuo pro preparing the va- - ous sediments nausea and sometimes Ters which will be signed by Warden mitinguffinessoyheJacQnnd hasefoftUo8tatpenitbntfttYfThl5 teet aropsy or tne legs shortness of charge is made on the ground that breath and general weakiiess nallor Gov Motrill drew the money from and dryness of the skin chillv feel the state to pay or the services given ings alternating with fever and sleepa by his private secretary a month be- Â¬ lessness Atable8poonful of fore the governor wasinaugurated should be Jtakerfibof ore each mnnl The warden is mad at tne governor andat bedtime and enoua h Mnn-fi- fi ior causing- an anyaBUKwwuu ui iuw ir nf rirU4- fnlVwU orbivvK vAvuuuutvoiacuuuuHvi tv iihi pemtehUaryillH J JJ the THXxecutivIoKmitfeeol the M lfr disease t isof lontrlfdknAinir hakiei j P H frtl snmiio Deapplle thjOj bSMMtoffrrifet a uuuit iu uuuiiioq io tne aDovo totreat the ment Owensboro May 15 to fir the and the diet consist principally time and place for the next meeting Chas of milk and dry toast Avoid liquors The committeejs as follows Pe-ru-n- CoutteMpd AeceHHt of the Latest Hap peainssTerielr THi for Busy itcadorg tJftls UpfN UUU IametimMiotid 2 i tJt VI 1 AW li naa a reiipliueaay analeJI in a painful gash Bidfcles In tha Mire of arecent- lecture at faintingiipeirand cu aHia condition Pf engines on hisjface andhWd Dr Hartman said OAiwmmmjmwn ieiiiiiif im- tj w m r a it JiXdmmfW WcmSritk to MvrtmmfirUnf r fmj SjTTJ ir Here is a PariiaTLisi of the tha wiV who v GOODS WE SCARRY IMSTOCK n vfA fh- has been mu8hvwdrpe sincejthat time and hewas brought home Wqdnes- - ru PfW J fill IJuknejatiarKsvjiie 4-- re-ra-- n I Ii i m m vl t MEDICAL BOOK FREE ed the sales here this week Kingo Hartford A X FordLouis The Peru na Drug 3Ianufacturing ville R E Moraipgstar Bowling Mr and Mrs Henry F Moore have Co of Columbus Ohio are offering returned home Mr Moore not having Green and A J Casey Owensboro free posfcpaidJwa medicalboqks ChasGarrattwa9hanged Tuesday one on catarrh and catarrhal diseases an assignment this time in the reveat Lfthfinnn Vn for the murder of his the other on snrine medicines arid nue service wife September I8th of last year He spring diseases Mrs Jessie LamatjofMoritgoriiery The 4 books contain Ala went to his wife iaftrV finishing a the yery latest andmost arrived last evening and is the inforReliable term iu prison arid while pyetettdirig mation onthese important subjects guest of Mrs Ju R- Kitchen on to be about to kiss her slashed her d For free book on cancer address Liberty street throat with a razor He attempted 3 Ohio Mr R J Carothers and wife- and suicide after being convicted Mr WE Rasrsdale Jr and wifef of A oiujxajlj xjttiumrjiH wujh s i Lafayftte spent Wednesday in the manufacturers Brockton Mass ar i have decided alniost unanimously to increase ftiie prices of shoes from 15 By DrPriceai Oroam Bakirig Powderj I Mfis t Mattie Sivley has returned to 20 cents a pain The mauufactur home after a visit of several wekstto Two signal triumphs have been ers say that the increase means nb extra profit to them but that it is achieved by Dr Prices Cream Bak Â¬ herslster Mrs Josh Boyd at Elm1 V I made necessary by the advance in ing Powder First it received Highest Creek Neb Mr W E Hudson and wife of LX-the price of shoe leather Awar4 and Diploma at the Worlds Nashville are in the city on a visit to A babe with two faces was born to Columbian Exposition of 1893 JSext the family of Mr J B Dade H Doherty and wife at Kansas City it secured Highest Award and Gold Monday The two faces are back to Mr and Mrs Frank B Richardson back and the child is healthy and Medal at the California Midwinter are spending the week in the city vis strong Hundreds have viewed the Fair of 1894 At both Fairs it sur- Â¬ iting their yarious relative passed all competitors in11 every re child Messrs I H Robertson and W S spect The award in each instance Feland of Owensboro are in the city The McCracken county Democratic was for strongest leavening power on insurance business committee will meet tomorrow to take perfect purity and general excellence further action for the nomination of a Hon John Feland of Owensboro legislative candidatej Thcouven It was fgUEined by the unanimous spent several days in the city this r judges v6teofjhe tion called failed to nominate The Victory at Chicago establishes veek bf Stan the supremacy of Dr Dr S 0 Hooker mayor The1 Miss Bessie McCarroll has returnPrices lord iiy committed suiciao Dy Hang Â¬ Foremost Baking Powder in the ed from anextended visit to relatives ing on account of jdomestic troubles Worldi The triumph at San Fran- at Dallas Tex He was 62 years old and well to do cisco confirms and emphasizes it Mrs LR Smyers of Mt Vernon R W Townsend and sou Abb and The Paducah council is after the Irid is the guest of Mrs B J Mat and JghFulgum had a street fight thews at kjjybern Tenn and all were town cow with a sharp stick The MrV JbhnMoayon has- returned killeoAn old Feud was the cause Standard makes these sensible com Â¬ from Dawson much improved in The Republicans of Hart county ments on the issuehealth by bis stay orrepresentative OFalhtho nUisaneeswithWhich have nominated MisaLulaJiokersonrofr Bennetts- Jno B Carpenter who already held Paducgh was ever inflicted the cow the Populist nomination at large on the- streets isthe greatest IWfJ Albert Coleman shot Sam IpcL j ftThm ojty withtjts mUelfofinepave SaftaSnaTrisAvimt mSriiVpal quarrel about meny wards at Kuttawa and hiundredslot llegant lawns dauglitrMrs iea3roadu8Wnea4 a game of craps 9fl2Idwards will die cannot affora to allow 6ucha nuisance iJOth fi negroes 9 A I B Russqiyefttjiis weekftor Dr BaiMT Jones Is due in Owensboro There is a fine imposed for driving New York jvhere He will sail for Demo- next week about the time the horses onjthet pavements and against ocouunuqn a inree monins rour cratlij converitibri willgetfoujiof Miss Katie McDaniel is making ofMrs Ellen ailey of Elkton Ky bicyclers from riding thereon but the suddenly auTNashville f Wednesj cow Has freq svyaytihef cauf trample ficial visits to schools in Lantrips died day whereit BheLJvent i f6r ftnedicar Jthe pavements frighteji women rand district tliis week MrsF PBenshaw isYisiting reltreatment children tear down your gates de Â¬ Miss Coriiine Blaqkburn daughter stroy your property- - endanger the atives in Madisouvilloand Providence of thg senator has just returned from lives of citizens and tha council are this week a yearrs visit to Belgiuin Mrs Anna Walker and daughter either afraid for political reasons or are visiting relatives at Caledonia Paducahs proposed stock law or- else because they keep a herd them wick and children dinance was postponed by a vote of selves Mrs R C and will not raise a hand for have returnedHard a visit to Owens- fifnK TMnfnrftnlifinmvfv its dfifpnt from the protection of life and property iri boro Tonvf Mack arid Frarik Skinner the city The ordinance ihtMr W E Graves visited friends two negroes iougnt at penron over a game of craps and Skiririehvas killed by Mr Ezell last niglit should re in Henderson county this week Calloway county Populists have ceive the support of every member of Miss Richey Burnett is visiting nominated Chas Stewart for the leg Â¬ IUU UUUUIMI friends in Nashville this week The city would be better off at the islature LOCALS of Senator Blackburn end of the year if it would hire a Opponents in Lexington are preparing a pamph Â¬ herder arid pay tnV feed bil- of the Co let on the Senators record in congress- - cqw owners than to allow the cow tp Efom G Vick was elected city at- Â¬ coilfcinue her rounds of destruction torney of Russellville to fill a vacancy in McClellaiids Halma the favorite The waterworks at Kuttawa have wonthelstDerbyafrLouisvillewith issuebeen completed all ease in 287 1 2 Basso wag sec Â¬ ond and Laureate third There were Notice DEiVTHS 15jl0Q persons orithe grounds to wit Â¬ dAll persons holding claims against Soup Perkins rode ness the racJo V Tehhy Mr- ThomasiTerrV died at the estate of Jas M Clark deed are bis home in Lafayette late Monday hereby notified to present the same to aftornoon He had been ill for seyme properly proven according to law Early strawberries are ripe and by cral months ana some weenb ugo wub next week the season will be at its by June 3 1895 recovered from height The crop is said to be plen X paralyzed and nqyer UEO J uonu auiu r the stroke He was a native or worth tiful and very fine Carolina and came to Christian coun We Are Mty about 40 years ago and located in Mrs T A Smithson is Evans Lafayette where he resided up to bis viltaattendingthe anriual tn Advertising meeting of death Tile funeral occurred Wed the Womans Board of Foreign Misnesdayj the interment taking place at sions of the C P church Slie is a the family burying ground the Hopkinsville The old reliable Furniture dealers and delegate from undertaker Up stairs in Henry block Mrs John Covington church viGBraaToN Hopkinsvillp Ky Tuesof Pembroke died in Nashville And so Grover has gone a fishing had been in that day evening She The city council held its usual And weve heard from old Japan city under medical treatment for sev Â¬ monthly meeting Tuesday nighty but Shes giving China alioklng surerical operation nothiug of special importance was eral daVs and a But were still at the same old stand was performed Tuesday from which done If you doubt tcomo and see for sbe never raljiedr Theromairis were yourselves Aud examine our shop interred in Hopewell cemetery this made furniture and bo astonished at Awarded x i nlfv WifbiPKflnv -vi Fair ho low prices we are ulli ng it for Highest Honors Worlds Mk4MeacKamCHdpltiusvillewBiIi rwellJarmeraotthatsection will not oc duf DaBfeauthorizedthe arinpifnee zrilat inthe Leaf Chronicle Head a tobacco dealer StrW of I Adams Station Tenn and Messrs HiQBrMontsromery and Jack Htf llo hJMPfeal -marriage oiioZa jt2Jtiraij j4 i JUiUim i opmiwrvRjici isuuaiiB iTsjii im seison dition The state bL his healthls now such as to giveleripus apprehensions ua oyuio ucuit V vuiuiof iuuiujii J trSubl6 b r WH tistimmons a prominent tobacco nian of Greenbrier Tenn s us BBvoraruujo ui uia weeirm iao CH 741iriPfnjMonBiia selling agooa d l oRbacco brf our market this ti m reshera Stackers Binders rlowers Twine Steam Fitting Goods Rubber Hose uuuiog Majestic Stoel Rarigei mKm Sa8h Doors RIiti ilea WW jouecrH 0V jtlft Phcetons- i ET t 3 Ofll Road Carts Harrows j Hardware V ntlltivnfnra i i Fertilizers- Mouldings Brackets nH vi Shingles Mantles fc Grates Cement Lime Fire Brick twyBPy wmte Juead rs 3 i lf jy itfdtfMfr Saddlery iv Seeds v Plows jrw JJouDieanoveie - Harness - Blacksmithing tV ly v Hoiss shoeing Glass Puttv Paint Brushes ramts Varnishes Tobacco HhdsJ Barb Wired Staples Nails Repairing Etc - Etc LinBeed Oil 5AUT FOR YOUR CATTLE AND TO FREEZE YOUR CREAM attend Sash Doors and Blinds Full stook bought before the advance and sold accordingly Made to fit any opening Screen Doors and Windows Leave orders lor sizes A car load of Steel Eoofing just received tThis makes the cheapest roof you can put on Stables and coal houses built within the fire limits can be built very cheaply with corrogated Iron siding and covered with steel roofiing i i TfM V Forbes Bro New Spring Goods V- - T X tii 3 We have opened foi inspection our complete assortments of new Spring oods Never be- Â¬ fore have we been able to offer so many induce- Â¬ ments in either style variety or price mimi 5j3S Bran New Patterns ki j That cannot be found at any other house in the city1 Dont wait for the Spring rush See our goods and get prices v We Open PS Carpets li TJ Only those makes which Reliable Maes we can guarantee are allowed in our stock Any pattern you select will be first class SPECIAL are neaaquarters on wool Sec their ad this Herridon Oarter The Spring Trade with a superb stock of first class Dress Goods Trimmings etc at prices that are low than ever before Goods cheerfully shown C v LATH AA FORWARD MARCH Is the Only Motto in Business This is Fully Illustrated in Our m skflB SSL r COLORED SPRING STOCK than we or any body else ever offered before Styles strictly the latest and assortment the largest of any house in the city 750 for pure wool Black Clay Worsted Laws An infant of Grant Laws died of ever in the city Tuesday Lltera1 Lottery How great a lottery literature is evidenced in a striking way by the eajgrience of George Du Maurler wlsold Trilby for 5000 when the publishers offer would have vielded him nearer 25000 ahd by Ue Tobacco Fertilizer ai Wmfiefa Bros Go 130 per 100 lbs Guarunset cL WHISEEY in which case the purity of the article is of the greatest importance I V Harper is a Kentucky distiller of national reputation The product of his Dis tillery is shipped direct to the retail trade it passes through no middle mans hands to be mixed colored and watered Consumers therefore havQ the assurance that I W Har MOST PERFECT MADE is sold powder Fr iffoCnun6iT3xUiothcradultwant pfins WhiskeyAgents inWits Rabsolute Long by his wu Ammonia Alum or wiy opkiusville Ky YEARS THB STANDARD 40 We Have Better Goods for Less Blouey Suits Sacks aud Frocks other merchants Straw Hats from lOo to 300 are getting S1000 for them 50a CREAM- is often used as medicine S5C0 for all wool Black Cheviofworth J750 M4 thb previous experience of Geri Low yyauace wuo uuto wuauviiuny Pair offered the manuscript of75 while the royalties on GodVfO BoriHur have returned him 75 000 Heia said to havo sold his 4VPriri4olQdl or wjWWouV BAKING Pants for splendid Stripe Cotton If t city Best lino of Overalls in the WS - POlDfll Cox Boulware -0 riant1 h i v i4V 6 itii p CAPT 0 F SHOEMAKER mL - BIMETALLISM Cteateg c IN ENGLAND J HpKINSVILLE KKNTUOKIAN a vfryjfifu tVWu - f MJ wvwiMWgfpriw wjm m wnmr H iwuvpwy Wtllljjjyijji W WHKEL1CR i ww im WJrW PflW J II II eMay 10 18495 i - it vi i i t rTt t- j tr Stiver Cla l 1E rn4 irlfc MMtTlKOf Reports from all overjtfie country ByndleaiapfAmjerican newspapers re- received here lticate thatth agita cently WUryWwea thV Widely knbwV tion foiCtheN free aha Mnllwited coin ParteC a Harriet oThityioft TeM Thta cuKiisn waMtauMt Wi H Grenfell on age Of silver is being carried 6a with r hr Gallant Mariner lint Accomplished he outlook in Borland for the intro- great vitror and earncstneae The1 Wiiii inLmi a Wonderful Ameaut of aim duction of bimetallism Mr Grenfell action of tho Illinois democrfttie state is a wealthy man and has served in committee in summoning a j parliament and is now chairman of vention to adjudicate the partys1 action GRAIf DEALERS Capt Cliarlcs F Shoemaker who haa the bimetallic parliamentary commit- Â¬ on the question has evidently given an appointed chief of division Just been tee impetus all along the lae There is revenue cutter service is the junior xur ureniell is reported as saying no longer much doubt thai the silver captain on the list having only been that a great change of opinion has men are well organized ana aro disRusBellville and Railrpf4trete w 9 HbpKrisville Kentucky BB MILD promoted to his present grade on the taken place in the house of commons tributing an extraordinary quantity of TBCFlli liberal Advance on Censfgnmentsj jfAllTobacco feerittf Oovfeid bvlnsuriiice death of Capt Shepard lato chief of on the money question In 1893 bi-Â¬ literature on the free coinage quesh division whom ho now succeeds metallism was considered not merely a tion As heretofore stated in these Si t In the thirty one years lioweyer fad ho says but an unclean thing dispatches the movement is taking TBf Hancock iwhich Capt Shoemaker has spent in too low for serious discussion in 1895 root in the east and serious politicians R3i VfihCOit the revenue and life saving services he the closing of the Indian mints the in Pennsylvania and Wow Jersey aro ABSOIjUXELy PURE has made a record for efficiency thor Â¬ great fall in the price of silver which nowready to believe that tho silver oughness and discretionvnlch renders was the inevitable consequence of that question will be a live issue in these THE OLD RELIABLE his appointment a just recognition of policy the depressed state of agricul- Â¬ states in future ability and Will according to the ed Â¬ ture and serious position of the great Senator Don Cameron of Pennsyl itor of Harpers Weekly commend it to productive industries of the country vania who has steadily voted for free the progressive officers of the service owing to the ruinous fall in prices coinage in the senate has always mainHe was born in Glendale Jefferson have forced the currency question tained that a majority Of the people of jcounty la March 27 1841 and was upon the attention of the most igno Pennsylvania exclusive of Philadel m mLT nt staea tus Tet I el Una i j t it A eon of tho late Capt William E Shoe- - rant and most bigoted and the two phia and PittsburghMvereln iaVondfjri V L WWUIW I LL x iu -- j looker of tiie urnyf Hie early Jifo Thus ttie8Sniehou6ri form one class CORMAIN ANDFRONT STREETS brands combines spent at the various frontier posts to of commons which had rejected a reso- Â¬ t A conspicuous politician from Penn Â¬ which his father was assigned where lution in favor ofatnifnctary confer sylvania informed your correspondent Jl with slight educational advantages by encojn ioya uai uuw uuopieu bucu that theiarralngand laborlngielement i his own perseverance and such assist- Â¬ resolution rurai Pennsylvania were almost as in BqokI Tobacco WarehouseMen and jbmmission Merchants A Liberal Advances on Tobacco ance as be could obtain from his par Â¬ Of tho aims of the bimetalists he earnest advocates of free coinage as the 8tcrei aJBECA3SrCOOK Salesman Itmerollessly scounre the ents he prepared himself so that by says great aim of bimetallism like classes in Kansas andColorado The moneychngera In tho Temple his seventeenth year he was able to is to mitigate and remove the evils Reports received from Ne Jersey of the Republic New York enter the naval academy at Annapolis arising from the constant fluctuations indicate that the free silver propaganda Recorder NAT GAITHER JAS WEST lo which he was appointed in 1858 from and growing divergence in the relative Is f making immense progress lib that How Mexico value of gold and silver and tho fact stated and is being taken up extensive Â¬ He resigned during his third year that the house of commons has unani- Â¬ ly by the agrarian communities Rep and entered the revenue cutter service mously passed a resolution embodying resentative Hepburn of Iowa a repubto which ho was commissioned third the above statement of opinion is one lican who was solicitor of the treasury lieutenant November 20 1800 and was the significance of which it is impos- Â¬ during the narrlson administration JMBkLnlBBTnLBrBBBS attached to the cutter Lewis Cass at sible to exaggerate It is an actual arrived in Washington af teran absence Mobile Ala when that state seceded visible and tangible result of tho of six weeks in Iowa During his west Â¬ TbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbwabbbbbbbbbbbbbI 3bbW ft 7 from the union in 1801 change of opinion in the house of com- Â¬ ern trip Mr Hepburn paid particular vessel turned it mons Tho captain of tho Bimetallism is in the air it is attention to the feeling of the people MbbbbbbbbbbKbbbJbbbbbbbQ over to the stat e government and everywhere discussed the feeling that on the silver coinage question Speak Â¬ rflBBBJBSBZy WvcBTftBa fi bBfl entered tho confederate service but there is somothing very wrong some- ing on the subject ho said tLleut Shoemaker together with the where which can be redressed is I thought I saw an increasing feelother officers and the crew remained growing The textile districts of Lan- Â¬ ing in favor of an immediate unlimited itbBBSsSSBSSss- - mbbVEb 4 loyal to the government and made cashire Cheshire Yorkshire and Der- coinage of silver by the United States their way north He served during the byshire are getting sore and impatient which was very surprising to me I SygMlBEESBBBBByi Bf BJ bbBBjx KY HOPKINSVILLE war in various vessels on guard duty The Textile Operatives association of spsnt a number of days in Chicago and Sv aJSStpBBBBtlsI ffiWsJ i 500 to found the same conditions there these districts has subscribed On tho funds of the Bimetalic league tho railway trains silver was a general Is nbookof Iftti1 Viatres brlnted On flne heavy R ECOOPER There used to be an old saying in po- Â¬ topic of conversation Free Silver lit- Â¬ paper nnd boun in white enameled cover W ERAGSDADE litical circles that what Lancashire erature was in wide circulation every- containing TWO LLUSTRAT ONS SEVENTY thinks first the rest of the country where The educational processes be And Is being read by Governors Statesmen and most of the prominent men of the coun thinks soon after and Lancashire has ing put forth in behalf of free silver try It should be In tho hands of every voter are having marked influence on the in the Tnited States It Is the duty of every already begun to ask the reason why Washington Cor St Louis business man In Kentucky to read this book Seven directors of the Bank of Eng- people He will find himself entertained while doing land he says are favorable to the Republic so and richly rewarded in the end There is One of the best nothing dry about it as is usually with books bimetallic cause on this subject To Make TrWBlooa known of them Mr Lldderdale has t For the is book t of late taken an active part in the w6rk There is no medicine before the people its readerspurpose of introducing th form THE t in its most attractive KENTUCKIAN has selected of the league and has supported it on Sarsaparilla to It is the THE 50 CENT EDITION public platforms The league too equal Hoods Printed on fine heavy paper bound in white numbers well known bankers among standard springfmedicine and blood enameled cover printed in two colors and any its vice presidents Bimetallism in purifier and it possesses pecliar merit will mail it postpaid SOtocents addres or deliver at its Counter for fact in England is merely a question which others try in vain to breach it Remember that ihls is the most handsome zzw of time but unfortunately in this case It realy makes the Wejik stong form in which this book is printed in paper Special attention to sampling and Celling tobacco Liberal advmceV- CAPT CHABLES F SHOEMAKER every moment of delay is of the most Do not neglect to purifyyour blood covers It will CENTS meats made on consignments Our charges for selling Tobacco will remain 00ST ONLY at the port of New York and convoying serious importance this springi TakeHoOds-greaparilOf the proposed conference he says No commission Twenty Cents LesSThan The Publishers Price J250 vessels on the coast In 1804 he resigned la now Kven body Ought to Head It to engage in business but in 1808 he The next conference that is called was recommissioned a lieutenant and should be called to settle the details of Hoods Pillsftbecome thesfavorite served until 1875 on the Atlantic coast an international monetary agreement cathartidiwith every onogwtfb tries 1U when he entered the office of the in the main principles of which should them Uoc perbox at spector of the life saving stations as have been agreed upon before The assistant In 1870 he was appointed chancellor of the exchequer says that assistant inspector of the Third district he will be no partv to alterinir ttfecur X New Womn In India v comprising the coastsof Rhode Island rencyof this country butErJgtandcan Miss Bilgrami of Hyderabad the firsti He completely re do much toward an international bi- Â¬ And Long Island PftnOVOIftHTf n i t S organized this district under the direc Â¬ metallic agreement and her people can Mohammedan girl to try a university nyyitrr M passed the first exÂ¬ CAN OBTAIN A JPATENTt iFora of the general superintendent of still maintain the barbaric custom of examination has tion n honeit opinion write to at the Madras IUN N ifc CO in had nearly nfty yean the life saving service Sumner L Kim- carrying golden sovereigns in their amination withthe arts in Arabic Not experience Id the who bavobusiness Comramntcai patent university honors ball to whose office in Washington he trousers pockets If England would being A Handbook of In allowed to leave the zenana she ttom strictly confidential tents ana bow to obÂ¬ formation concerning la open the mints of India to the free was transferred in i878 them sent free AUo a catalogue of mechan Â¬ pursued ber studies by herself under tain and scientific books sent free ical In 1883 he was detached at his own coinage of silver if England would Patents taken through Munn Co receive request and was assigned to duty as consent to put into use tho powers very great difficulties as Bho could not special notice in the Scientific American and attend college lectures She took her thus are brought widely before tho public with executive officer of the Seward serving which sho already posses by act of ont coat totbe Inventor This splendid paper illustrated the in the Gulf of Mexico but in 1885 he keeping one fifth of her reserve in sil examination in a girls school under the issued weekly elegantlyany sclentlQo has by far the lEpSr- largest circulation of work In eye of the head mistress 4 again found himself at his old post in ver she would do perhaps as much as world S3 a year Sample copies sent free Building Edition monthly 260 a year Single the life saving service as assistant in- any other nation toward rehabilitating copies ia cents Every number contains beautiful plates In colors and photographs of new spector of the Third district M P SHRYER Having silverv and could do it at once and T C HANBERY houses with plans enabling builders to show the Original Thanksgiving once more put the district in a state of without infringing upon any of the latest designs and socuro contracts Address CO Nkw YOKE 301 BbOADWAT MUNN thorough efficiency he was thereafter conditions laid down by tho chancellor The Thanksgiving proclamation employed in the inspection of all the of the exchequer India absorbs silver was originated by Praricis Bernard districts of the Atlantic and Gulf coasts as the sand absorbs water the open M For three years during the illness of mints of India did as much for silver captain general and governor in the inspector almost all of that officers as the bimetallic ratio of the Latin chief in and over his majestys prov- Â¬ union If France Germany and the ince of the Massachusetts bay work devolved on Lieut Shoemaker It Props In 1804 he finally left the life saving United States could agree upon some was issued November 4 1767 Regular Graduate and Registered Physician upon which to reopen their mints Bervice to take command of the Wash basis Formerly Assistant Surgeon in U S Navy af Railroad Street Between Tenth and Eleventh The Death Rate ington at New York The following to silver and upon which England terwardsPost Surgeon U SArmy and later would agree to open the mints of Surgeon British Marine Service with two extracts from a letter written him at All the world over at least 35000 -- years experience as Physician at Hot the time by Sumner I Kimball the India and keep one fifth of vher reserves 000 people die every year Springs Ark will welcome the sick nnd afIff silver bimetallism would be estab flicted at His Oilice where consultation with general superintendent bear witness one of the Most Successful Doctors of the Careful attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned to to the value of his work in that division lished all the world over1 on an absopresan age Is cordially invited All will ub Liberal advauceR on tobacco in store Good quarters for teams I cannot wrote Mr Kimballal lutely secure basis and- an arrange Â¬ MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL receive kind and honorable treatment- and permanent cures guaranteed in every case nnd teamsters All tobacco insured unless otherwise instructed low the occasion to pass without anx ment could be speedily arrived atwith undertaken ENDORSE pression of my personal and official re out in any way affecting the preju Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats dices and ignorances of the British gard for youself and your services Sr people The- duties of an assistant inspector Succpseiully All Chronic and Long J B ALLEN ienl Agt 0 P WAKEIELDSupt L E DADD BooK keeper It is a most remarkable fact and are always important and oftentimes Standing Diseases of very serious responsibility In their one to which sufficient attention has that Mr Gladstones discharge you have uniformly manifest not been called188i Asthma treated by latest made avery similar Rev John lipdgers Danville KiJ hospital methods ed great zeal and marked ability I government In of have never hesitated to intrust to you proposal and loffered if the mintssil Dis- Â¬ ancl It is a mystery to me almostVa COMMERCE and HITER STS most difficult cases requiring inves the Latin union were reopened to Â¬ the tigation and have found your exam- ver to keep one nrtn oi tne DanK re- miracle inations thorough your conclusions serves of the Bank pf England In silver Sores Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema CO Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising sound and your recommendations im which can be done by law at the pres- Rev Z Meek Cattlesburg Ky from an impure state of the blood promptly The amount of important ent moment Surely we have here tho partial and completely I have used the Electropoise for system restoring eradicated forever from the basis of an equitable arrangement health and purity work you have accomplished proves Personally I would much rather seo five years and find it invaluable as a your diligence and the results which England house si Liberal advance made on Qbn have stood the test of time establish bimetallic become frankly and openly and burning with absolute freecbinage curative agent especially is it effica Weakback frequent of both vexes urlno dis ei signments Free Storage to the value of your judgment eases of the bladdor promptly and and safely cured In 1893 Lieut Shoemaker was given of goldbut silver at the international i recognizing the obstinacy of cious in cases of feeble women and T orliaG will receive special and careful Planters Correspondence So command of the Hudson continuing ratio JLidUiDC5 treatment for all their many New York His commis tne English character and the fact that his station at aliments licited licate childeen England has been on a gold standard sion as captain and the order directing since 1816 Prompt and Careful Attention to All Business Entrusted to Us and the frightful conseTceT him to report to the treasury depart quences R Robert Barrett Louisville Bap- Bypnms uicei strictures varicocele nyaro- ment for duty as chief of division came I believe whichifwill follow from delay ceieTenuerne- j weakness of Organs lies that England were to make Fistula quickly cured without pain oa deteu tist Seminary to him by the same mail the important concession which I have uon irom Business mentioned the bimetallic system would Night Electropoise cured after all other Made and SuipcnsloD Drldjcr Enils- Bands of music are forbidden to play be established and obtain all over the tlons Impotency Melancholy Dizziness Loss remedies failed i of Energy and Confidence tho dreadful effects on mott of the largo bridges of tho world England included of Early Vlco which brings Organic Weakness world A constant succession of sound The Proposed Conference Rev W W Brucef Houstonville Ky unfitting one for business studyor enjoyment CLARKSVILLE TENN of life treated with never falling success On waves especially such as come from The Atlanta Constitution thinks that examination the urinary deposits a ropy sedi tb Electropoise cured opium habit the playing of a band will excite the whatever the final result of the bime ment will often be found and sometimes oi wires to vibration At first the vibra Â¬ tallic movement in Europe may be the small particles of albumen will appcaror the Means Covington Ky color will be of a thin milklsh hue again tions are very slight but they will in Â¬ agitation of the matter 6hould have Rev Geo changing to a dark and turbid appearance in I1 crease as the sound waves continue to the effect of stimulating the efforts of many die of dilllculty in one night the Electropoise re There aro of themen whowhich thisthe second Ignorant cause Is f come The principal reason why bands the free coinago men of the United iqi stage of Seminal Weakness The doctor will a are not allowed to play when crossing States It is tho agitation over here lieved brain congestion and vertigo guarantee a perfect cmttlnall such cases and a j n of the gcnlturcurlnary healthy re toratii the suspension bridge that has caused renewed hope in France W 1 certain bridges organs m r Jm t Niagara lor instance Is thntiffol- - and Germany and if the response of G WRITE your troubles If living awny from the city You can be cured at home by corres M MMm owed by processions of any kind they the people of those nations to the hope Â¬ s Ve could fill this paper with simi pondence Absolute secrecy in all profes vill keep step with the music and this ful enthusiasm displayed here should slonal dealings medicine sent securo m T regular step would cause the wires to cause bimetallists in the United States lar reports but think this sufficient from observation and Tetimonials of patients published Bank references to my M are never At suspension bridges inili- - to relax their energies a distinct sot vibrate to interest you on the subject of responsibility cheerfully given Address After 40 years experience wo feel confident that orders entrusted ijfrary companies are not allowed to back will be given to tho movement m to us will be executed in a skillful ano artistic manner hpalth rented four Electropoise mjnlra rPVin rpfnilnr fcrfittbi i rrnH nt n Its True Frenfl h HI JVone but best by in months for Slftf Men like Bland favor silver go dog across a suspension bridge1 is CWMR F M WHITLOwVjflcmr Solicitor for work tkpdi dangerous to the bridge than a dorsing it talking ofit and voting for M i 7r 1flary loaded wagon drawn by a team it nnd that Is tho only way we will MaehvilpT6nn vcr get itExchange anal horses 509 Fourth Avenue Loukville Ey jiJrge tAKmcm- STRRfQ IIP Recently Appelctsd Chief of the Be venue Marine Service xnrtln Mint AraUat JU rr BobertK Porter corraoorident of a Agitation tar Tree rHHv mom m If jffif S U Stcon will KL r wpWimnpmm i J6H k mills iif v t- - m EIie irooi TvrixeiiiouLQej ffipuih4 H T R HANCOCK 1 C0 W free-coinag- e- V- b Remaable oxszstxxjXb GAITHER iTOBACOO V o3aiT3N1 i BBBBFBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBW WEST bbbV P COMMISSION ME RCHANT i And Proprietors PLANTERS Warehouse RAGSDALE COOPER CQ Tf i Mi rn ul seo WarelifiosB KY I HOPKINSYILLiB 30 EtaTolIslxed IS RMrMnlB HI t 1 CO rG Tobacco Cotnmission Merchants CENTRAL WAREHOUSE I aSopfeiaaLSTrille Dr atthew Henry Kollock PEOPLE WAREHOUSE SHRYER r HANBERY plsriris vllle k3t i ELECTR0P0I8E fa 08X8rril Union Tobacco Warehouse Olarksyille 8 Blood Skin ease Tennessee UNION TTidneyand Urinary Private Diseases f Nervous Debility I pggsggggg gpfpgjpgggggda i SAMUEL HpDGSOK I Manufacturer and Importer T s l yf u SCOTCH ITALIAN 1 l MARBLE RAHITE sirable EASTERN SWEDE and the most S MONUMENTS TABLETS and STATUARY the DUBoisWEBB Dr Kollock 613 Church Street i J V mterial Jt AJttiaafeV used i m V5 mm isigigpwB n I v f4 Jj Xi 1 Pi t i V 1 -h i Ut r- - t Af Maysl0a896 Crtcuit j s it f m-- ft jr ihf Yv Ml f i a I5 TBIGG Court Ptroctory Wrst Monday three week weeks flr weeks third Monti Monday la v N1 IeHa itj tr k Wm two three THE FRENCHMENS An her In the SerIM t term OXubvV Bwond Monday In April term August r8 Mpadav three two weewfeoond Monday In November term tnree weeks Lyon First Monday In May term two weeks first Monday In August term twp weeks flrrt Monday in Utacember term two weeks four weext term six wet erni8lxwk e Ghbhtu i TorthXnday In rebrawy first Monday In June term Monday in September toa calied to tho card of Dr Mathovr Honry Kollook which is In another column The Pectoris a native of Norfolk Va 1831 of a prominent Southern family 6f Savannah Qa the He is quoted as a standard authority by 1 Pgo Enoyclopcodla Britannlca ti1nafr iinl Maf nnnrf fttlk work In th worid54ng In in Volumes each tho size He la noted as me nf irlbifnrii nihln dlscoverJFof the active principle of gelsemi- nm l t erAl1n rnr ti nil rn1 trlu of tho face ana womb The Doctor has been all over tho world and has niado many cures especially at Hot prlngsrkl given up byotherphyst The- - Dr Kollock in Nashville attention of tho reader Is especially fc lu Persons who sympathizes with the aWicted will rejoice with Carr of 1235 Harrison street Kansas City He is an old sufferer from in flammatory rheumatism but has not Jiertofpre been troubled in this ch fmatd LaBt winter he wont up into Wisconsin and in consequence has It came uppn had another attack he me again very acute and severe My joints swelled and be- Â¬ said came inflamed sore to touch or almost look to look at Upon the ur- Â¬ gent request of my mother in law I tried ChamberlainTs Pain Balm to reduce tho swelling andeaso the pain and to my agreeable surprise it did have used three fifty cent both bottles and believe it to be the finest thing for rheumatism pains and cTOPlHnta fl nvtnnt For sale bv R O Hardwick HopkinsVille Ed E Bo theDE f gard Lafayette druggists five lire equal A 5 Italy spends every year 14000000 lire on her army and navy Twenty sick with bilious colic when M C Tisler a prominent merchant of the town gave her a bottle of Chamber Jains Colic Cliolera and Diarrhoea Remedy He says she was well in forty minutes after taking the first dose For sale by R C Hardwick Hopkinsville Ed R Bogard LaÂ¬ lady of at Tooleys La was very fayette TkeMimated cost of both sides of of the great cival war in this country was 65000O0Q00f i i whooping cough ChambeFor rlains Cough- - Remedy Ms excellent By using it freely the disease is de- prived of all dangerous consequences There is no danger in giving the remedy to babies as it contains nothing injurious 25 and 50 cent bottles forsale by R C Hardwipk Hop Trinsville Ed R Bogard Lafayette The army of Bolivia cost the people of that impoverishecLcountry lQPr 100 a year Nearly every one requires a tonic blood medicine m the spring j jnerq is nothing so good as Foleys 50c SarsaDariila For sale bv R Hard wick A 1 A Household Necessity I mk 3 A C4 1 A J Foleys Diarrhoea and polio Cure Perfectly safe and will give instant relief Price 25 and 50c For sale 000j000 florins 6n thef army florins equal 5 WarmrFriend1 No family should be without by R C Hardwick Austria spends every year 15 Twelve v w Foleys Colic and Diarrhoea Cure is very hot but when diluted it is a warm friend indeed to those suffer ing from bowel complaints- - It never fails 25 and 50c For sale by R C j Hardwick The Spanish army costs 149000 Twenty five 000 pesetas a year pesetas equal S5 X Acting through the blood Hoods Sarsaparilla not only cures scrofula salt rheum etc but gives health and vigor to the whole body Everybody will be interested in what is said about jOlive- Branch in another column It costs only SI a T Is estiraatob that the worlds can- Â¬ non has cost the wprlds tax dayfcrs a little over 1000000 Important to Inyalid Ladies Dr Kilmer After giving your Olive Branch a thorough trial I can safely say it is thq best medicine for Female Complaints It does just what you claim for it Emily Sundy PrybrCreek Ind Ter For sale by R C Hardwick TT J o rr mo juuyu Aim xum it If vou have you probably need a reliable medicine like Foleys Honey and tar to heal yourilijngs and stop the racking ccugh incidentaljQ disease For safe byRrCJSaW wick ik rinn luuiua luiwoucu Ar t rt r1 w Jinu t nished far rent Apply V vtipr n AM 1flW ui uuiui- - to H H osvrritt say a few words on a subject which constantly fills my thoughts and which concerns the welfare of ull I mean tho transmission of intelligible signals or perhaps even1 power to any distance without the use of wires I am becom Â¬ ing dally jnore convinced of tho prac- Â¬ ticability of the scheme and though I rarely exceeding ten or twelve feet In know full well that tho majority of length tho subject of tho photograph scientific menwillnotbeHeyo that such Is ttlno months old and measures nearly results caiepwctlcally and Immedi Â¬ ffour foot Tho white rat is seized and ately reaiteedi yet I think that all con Â¬ crushed an act inconceivably rapid and sider tljgevelopnicnts of reeerit years by a ntjKber pfprkers tq have been such astd enceragethought and ex perlmonlln thtsSaircction My convic tion has grown so strong that I no longer lboltupbn this plan of energy or in tolllgcneU transmission as a mero afow months they returned laden with theoreticalpossibllitj yhjufc as a serious gold which aroused tho usual degree problem in elbotrical engineering which of excitement produced In a frontier 1must bo carried out some day town by such an event When the Tho idea of transmitting intelligence Frenchmen loft town tho usual effort without wife is tho natural outcome of impossible to be analyzed by the eye was mado to follow them but as tho most recent results of electrical in- Â¬ asudden flash and snake and prey Ho Some enthusiasts havo rolled together motionless tho latter usual tho followers wero eluded vestigations Again tho Frenchmen returned laden expressed their bellof that telephony to dead with Its bones smashed as though as before with golden treasure and any distance by Induction through tho gripped by powerful machinery Mr when they went away tho pursuit was air is possible I cannot stretch my Edison may do good service to sclenco ronowed with tho former result For imagination so far but I do firmly be Â¬ witli his kinetoscope here his forty tho third timo the Frenchmon visited lieve that It Is practicable to disturb by consecutive photos per second rendered Yuma weighed down with gold and means of powerful machines tho eloc incorrect sequence but slowly might got away again unobserved in spite of trostatlc condition of the earth and present the mechanism of the process tho hungry vigilance of a hundred gold thus transmit Intelligible signals and as Ysibly and intelligently as Lord seekers This time they left five thou perhaps power In fact what Is there Rdyleighs recent portraiture of the sand dollars worth of gold bullion against tho carrying but of such a breaking up of a soap bubble The Wo now know that elec victim is swallowed whole and head with W S Ilooper a merchant of scheme Yuma and now manager of tho Occi trlc vibration may bo transmitted foremost since fur hair and feathers dental Hotel of San Francisco De through a slnglo conductor Why then Ho smoothly backward In that direcparting they wero never again seen at not try to avail ourselves of the earth tion Tho swallowed meal may bo Yuma When tho months rolled into a for this purpose We need not bo frightÂ¬ noted by the distension of tho middle year there was no doubt that they had ened by the Idea of distance of the body in the illustration in which been murdered by the Indians and tho To the weary wanderer counting a dead rat of similar size to the one whole country was overrun in a search tho mile posts tho earth may appear just eaten is placed near to tho boas for their skeletons for it seemed likely very large but to that happiest of all head to illustrate the enormous dispro- Â¬ that tho marvelous mine could not be men the astronomer who gazes at tho portion between the diameter of tho far from their bones Nothing was heavens and by their standard judges neck and that of tho object which ever found and ton years ago tho ac the magnitude of our globe It appears passes through it undivided If tho tive search for tho lost Frenchmon was very small And so I think it must snakes head wero chopped off the secabandoned seem to the electrician for when he tion would present not tho orifice of a One of tho most earnest investigators considers the speed with which an elec- Â¬ pipe occupying its area but tho divided of this golden secret was Klrkland tric disturbance is propagate through backbone and spinal cord masses of after whom Klrkland valley was tho earth all his ideas of distance must muscle tho severed windpipe blood named lie remained with tho old In Â¬ completely vanish A point of great vessels and a number of other strucdians who hung about Halomas and importance would bo first to know what tures among which the cut end of tho Ynma but the only thing he over is tho capacity of the earth and what gullet would be picked out with some learned throw no light on tho location charge does it contain of electricity little difficulty of little larger caliber of tho mino but removed all doubt than a darning needle Yet so distenconcerning tho fate of tho Frenchtaen sible is this tube that it will afford REYNARD IN HARD LUCK An Indian told him that they had been passage to a body considerably larger murdered not wantonly but because Panned by Hunters Ho Ran Into tho Hole than a rat a guineaplg for instance they rofused to tako good advice Ho of a Biff I Ightlusr Coon said their gold digging was watched HIS ALUMINUM EARi Some Dutchess county fox hunters with disfavor by the Indians who kept had a curious experience the other day What Science Has Done for an Aged and warning them to got out of the coun- - whilo out with thehounds The hounds Earless Englishman try and when they left for Yuma the ran an old fox dog so fast through tho We have had people with glass eyes last time they wero toldthat their re Â¬ snow that In less than an hour lio porcelain teeth and artificial whiskers turn would be attended by fatalities holed and the hunters had hard They disregarded tho information and work to digthrough tho frozen ground and n6w along comes a man with an came back with two other prospectors and locato him says tho New York Sun aluminum ear He is sixty tliree years of age and was admitted into tho The whole party were murdered Tho hickory withe lnwhch tho fox Queens hospital at Birmingham Eng Is expocted to insert his fangs so that landrin April 1893 with an epithelioma Lobster Beds Becoming Empty he can boJdrawn out was inserted out of thoefi auricle it proved utterly useless in this The greater part of tho diseased car Unless measures for their pres- Â¬ and It was agreed that somethingcaso was ervation are promptly taken the lob- radically wrong with the fox especially was cut off by the attending surgeon cast ster fisheries of New Epgland will as tho hickory when it was pulled out and a plaster ofofparis head was taken his Then an of the left side Â¬ soon bo worthless Fishermen them- of tho hole found to be covered with a artificial ear was built up in wax to selves who have in the literal sense bloody foam Growls and snarls were match the health one on tho opposito been killing the lobster with the heard in tho hole and the hunters side This bogus ear was then mado in Â¬ golden egg which provides them a could seo tho red fur of tie f6 occa- vulcanite and aluminum ttnted and sionally as ho twisted and turned in enameled to harmonize with tho comlivelihood are beginning to feel his narrow quarters Theiamous old alarmed at thevrate that the supply man of tho party at last pluckily plexion No artificial contrivance such of lobsters is diminishing Provi reached In and taking hold of tho hide as a spectaclo frame was made uso of deno2 Journal with his left hand drew the fox slowly toward him slipping as he did so his What is a Guarantee right hand up to the neck and grasping It is tlrs If you have a Cough or the foxs throat with all his strength Cold a tickling in the Throat which Then holding tho red chap up he ex- Â¬ keeps you constantly coughing or if hibited a badly whipped fox Reynards you are afflicted with any Chest lower jawonwas broken and hung down sideways stained breast Throat or Lung Trouble whocping Tho long red his blood cruelly torn and tongue c and you use Ballards Cough quivering added ghastly grin as Horehound 03 rup as directed giving wicked looking aa countenance asto the it a fair trial and no benefit i3 expeiiS hunters over beheld lie was knocked enced we authorize our advertised on the head instantly so as to end his agent to refund your money on return misery and tho hunters then proceeded of bottle It never fails to give satis- to finish the author of this mutilation faction It promptly relieves Bron- a tremendous male coon chitis Free trial bottle at R C This big fellow gave a great battle Hard wicks drug store Tho narrow entrance to the holo pre vented any uso of a gun and it was THE MAN WITH THE ALUMINUM EAB The army and navy of the Argenad- Â¬ tine Confederation are kept up at an that he was finally dragged out and to support the aluminum ear and by hesion to tho head was effected annual cost of 513000000 thrown to tho dogs Even then ho means of a saturated solution of mastic nearly whipped them all and a crow- in absolute alcohol bar had to be used to dispatch him Ballards Snow Liniment Tho man now can hear as well as Ho weighed twenty fjur and three This invaluable remedy is one that quarter pounds and was in magnificent ever but he takes care to sleep on his as not to ought to bo in every household It condition and that the fox was no right side at night so samo timebreakoff ho lias will cure your Rheumatism Neural- match for hlra tho appearanco of Rey Â¬ his new ear At the no fear of having it frost bitten and he gia Sprains Cuts Bruises Burns nard plainly showed They had evi- Â¬ the Frosted Feet and Ears Sore Throat dently been fighting to the death la probably partly only man alive who comply with the rer could oven and Sore Chest If1 you have Lame jaws locked while the hunters wero quest of Marc Antony Lend mo y6ur back it will euro you It penetrate to digging and thus ho inability of tho ears tho seat of tho disease- It will euro fox toj fasten liisjfeeth in the hickory stiff Joints and contracted muscles af- wfthowas fully explained Tho fox The Height of Clouds ter all other remedies have failed must havo made a poor defense as there Tho very highest clouds those called Those who have been cripples for were no serious wounds on tho coon cirrus and cirrostratus rise to tho av years have used Ballards Snow Linj save those inflicted probably by the erage height of about 80000 feet A Tho coons gameness was second class keep at a height of from ment and thro n away their crutches hounds Not once did 10000 to 23000 feet abovo the earth and been able to walk as well as over something phenomenal tho slightest sign of lower It will cure you Prjce 50 cents he show walked up to tho dogsfear but whilo the seldom clouds usually float at actually like a a height exceeding 5000 feet Free trial bottle at fr C Hafdwick miniature grizzly bcari Tho hunters In the caso of tho last mentioned class The average annual cost of main Â¬ almost regretted killing so brave a crea- Â¬ of clouds tho lower surface may be at a hoight not exceedingJ3000 to 4000 feet taining a man in the American navy ture whilo their towering summit will bo is 1500 In the British navy it is Horn n Classicist removed from tho earth by not less 51055 A uniqne character was the late great than 10000 feet Prof Moller says Prof Blackle Scotlands most learned that tho vertical dimensions of a cloud A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man student of Greek His wife was talk Â¬ 10000 Are you bilious constipated or ing with him on his death bed of tho will often exceed thoso feet and that which ho had ho has observed troubled with jaundice sick headache three grases and characterized them every reason to beliovo wero not less coat- with a Greek word which In tho good bad taste in mouth foul breath than 35000 feet thick ed tongue dyspepsia indigestion womans pronunciation boro on incor Â¬ Â¬ Women Luwjors In America hot dry skin paul in back and be rect accent Her husband gently corTho legal profession was tho last of tween the shoulders chills and fever rected her placing ttie accent where It etc Tf you have any of these symp should be and then breathed his last threo so called learned professions to toms yoiu liver is out of prder and Speaking of this phenomenal aptitudo bo opened to women in America not yourblood is slowly being- - poisoned for Greck it was onco facetiously re- Â¬ because of reluctance on tho part of tho because vour blood does not act prop- - ported at Yale that when tho present courts but because women did not so iMly rHorbinerwill euro any disorder Prof Iladley came into tho world he easily apply for admission Thero are Wthe liver stomach or bowels It promptly announced his arrival in now not less than eleven law schools has no equal aas a liver medicine laconic Greek phrase whereupon his open to women and twenty five states Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at father tho eminent professor of Greek and territories admit women to tho bar at Yale quite as promptly informed the There are over two hundred women Hardwicks drug store Hellenic nurseling that he had used an lawyers In America nino of whom are admitted to practice before the supremo Yitalia doublestrength for sale by Improper tense and accordingly su ooort of the United States druggiste -- plisd him with tho rijjht word A Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ The long souRbtEfMneiis gold mlno In the llarqw TUtim Kw been re y the St Louis Globe discovered Democrat The roads leading thereto from Bonaea camp thirty flvo miles HorthJaadfrom all points In tho dis Â¬ trict are black with prospectors muleeJburrosand packets Two sacks of ore worth seven hundred dollars were first found then a couplo of old antWecayed pack saddles and finally the ore damp close to tho mouth of tho long abdndoned mine Tho dump con- Â¬ tains enough rich oro to keep a mill in operation for many monthst whilo on entering tho mine an enormous body is exposed to view Of all the famoua lost mines on tho coasts none havo been more sought after Nono have been believed to bo richer and certainly none wero less mythical for among tho old prospectors there was absolutely no doubt of its existence Twenty flvo years ago threo French Â¬ men whose names nobody remembers if anybody over know sot out from Yuma in a northeasterly direction In s8 Bl MINfc teLeqraphjnq without wire Tea la Is CoWYlHeeer Mr Thomas Commerford Martin has an article pi Nikola Tesla and his in Â¬ ventions InTtliefi Cetury Mr Martin quotes Tesla himself to tho following effect MIr eftho gehenie the Practicability eonneetlonwith resonance effects and the problem of transmission of en Â¬ ergy overartSlnglo conductor I would l v THE SHAKES DINNER Haw the Hurleqala Uoa CruiWei It Prey Before Devouring It Of the whole number about eighteen hundred species of serpents which exist on tho earth probably one fourth kill their prey by constriction Tho srfake hero depleted says the London gfcetoh is a typical oxamplo of this class a baby specimen of the harlequin boa a reptllo of marvclously beautiful coloration occurring throughout trop- Â¬ ical America Although tho title boa issynonymous with all that Is Brob dingnaglan in snakeflesh according to popular misconception the species at talnsto but Insignificant dimensions compared to tho pythons andanaconda T HEADQUARTERS k ROSES BULBS BBMVHRB0 PLANTS and SEEDS TRY OUR UNRIVALED SETS AT YOUR TOST OFFICII rREPAlD Olrt CATAUOQUB Of ISO PAQBB PHBB TO AUA TRYMDBE PLERSED1E GUSRMTEESTJSFacnOH 5cn Set Set Set A 11 OUR SELECTION TRIAL SETS OF SORTS Sot I f 1 1 htt ot i II Set Set Sot Sot Set Ko K li N- - J Sflt M Kot O btt V Evorbloomlng Rojos lOsorts 10 Superb urysanuwmnms In 10 sorts IO rme t IO est ueniniumi 10 choicest colors New Iliimmoth Verbenas 10 colors 10 10 Bwootost Carnations evcrbloomlng 10 sorts 10 Xer Heliotropes most frasrant 10 sorts 1 0 Hardy Shrubs leading sorts 10 varieties JSlhYEAR 10 Gladiolus Including Chllds 10 colors O Best GnpeTlno Sorts all different colors 4 Select Sorts French Cannas best bloomers i ACRES UNDER XU vines ana creepers lor rorclior VasKets 6 Terns and Mosses for Ferneries CLASS 10 Foliates Plants briehteit hardiest 15 rackets Choice 1 Iswer Seeds select J 1lne Graceful Palms strong Address NANZ NEUNERLouIsville Ky- - 15 THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT 15 AW8 ON SPRINGS DAWSON Hopkins County KENTUCKY These celebrated chalybeate and salts spring- are situated Immediately upon the Chesa K105mlleg wen of Louisville Ky and to miles east ot laducah Ky THEAK0ADIA HOUSE is new and neatly furnished with capacity of entertaining 300 persons The owners of tho hotel are also owners of the Sprlnc3 and the guests of tho Arca dia House havo FREE ACCK33 to tho SprlngH without extra charge Invalids should remember that tho months of Juno and July oiler mnny advantages to persons visiting tho Springs The dry and liquid salts are manufactured a- - tueso Springs Fortmmphlets etc apply to CO Proprietors Ni M HOLEMAN peaKe Ohio and Southwestern Jl W Formerly with Alexander T Grant Propr B T Grant E B Baldwin Clerks ARLINGTON HOTEL BEASONONBLE CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN RATES STREET LOUISVILLE HOT AND COLD BATHS KY BAR BARBERSHOP fend them Kiaim t dependsupon How Veal llTA- III t in request it iul ii tif im ill We nrp PRQRT - m POULTRY eggs Vlie lirye tn iM ft tii - ni tii id reiM Cl i m n I i u - nf pi ie ru tit i in- - m n I t nsii irr vour chickens and and to Whom yon e an ive an established trade and T sh ri reiKe and sell Butter Eggs I I ay Gr In or anything you may ti us oiiil2cl regularly to those who - u rr bv i 1 Jl 31 j 37 HCRNDON CAnTER CO irfT v LOUISVILLE KV Lhery Feed And Sale Stable COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS HOPKINSVILLE -- Good KENTUCKY Comner cialmen Rigs with or without drivers lurulshed day or night Special rates to Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES YOU CAN MAKE MONEY USBSLSSSSSSSSS liable commission merchants and because they can handle shipments quick and to the best advantage for the shipper A trial shipment solicited Write to them for quotations before shipping Specialties Eggs Butter Poultry Fruits of all kinds Beans Potatoes Onions Hay Grain Headquarters for Furs Hides and Wool Capital 4000000 Liberal advances made on con-Â¬ signments General correspondence solicited because they are the largest and most re- Â¬ They Look i Spick And SpanNew ffY i f 5r3n TM0C MARK Pwfl itX i X iiXJwflfcJt I v r itjw T ptjr iKWraiSVIM When Washed With Clothes 1MUE MAXH llillUilliJliJ1 GLAIRETTE SOLD EVERYWHERE MADE SOAR THENKFA1RBAHKGQMPANYSTL0UIS Every one knows we are artists in woolen fabrics and the most fashionable aalors in the city We guarantee fits and absolute- Â¬ ly dont want our customers to pa for an clothes that are not thoroughly satistactory Uur stock of spring woolens is now complete embracing all the latest designs in London Specials and Foreign importations exclusive with us JTo one else can show them HOW TO DRESS NEATLY OUR TRIMMINGS are always the very best We invite you to call and see for yourself and get prices r RC o N TOBIN FASHIONABLE TAILOR d08 MAIN STREET j 11 8 Si ttOFKINSyiLLE KEOTXJO kit JlST X VI a 9 1896 a fti It leas expenditure by moro promptly adapting the worlds bent products to the needs of physical being will attest the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy Syrup of Figo Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pleas ant to the taste the refreshing and truly feeaeficial properties of a perfect lax Â¬ ative effectually cleansing the syatem dispelling colds headaches and fevers ana permanently curing constipation has given satisfaction to millions and met with the approval of the medical profession becauso it acts on the Kid Â¬ neys Liver and Bowels without weak Â¬ ening them and it is perfectly free from very objectionable substance Syrup of Figs is tor Bale by all drug Â¬ gists in 50c and 1 bottles but it is man Â¬ ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only whose name is printed on every package also the name Syrup of Figs and being well informed you will not N will mil round trip The L tickets toLoufevilleatone fare May 14th and 15th good rturaing runtii and on May 17tn account state con vention Peoples partj of Kentuckji M Adams Agent J H Andersons new Bchemo by which ha will srive awav S20 in silver was put into effect at noon Tuesday He has a small safe in which the money has been placed by a disinter Â¬ ested committee and the only keythat will unlock it has been mixed up with hundreds of others until its iden JwyS tity has been lost Every custbmor buying a certain amount will be giv Â¬ en a key aritt the safe will be opened KNOWLEDGE August 12 The holder of the lucky Brings comfort and improvement and key will get the money tends to personal enjoyment when N will sell round trip iightly used The many who live bet- Â¬ The L ter than others and enjoy life more with tickets to Bowling Green at one fare FREE A HANDSOME THREE ftUAgTEjR The Greatest of all Salts of High IQhsUh V TlJsrl mgmm 1 ClmMTPV 3 u lOile Week Beginning LIFE SIZE 5 Ijrriaay m m VW iviay Drawers band V Neck mm IP ftp Portrai We propose to give to each of our customers a handoomeiportrait of any one they may select we have made afcon tract with a leading portrait house to furnish us with their celebrated pic tures To those who have seen these por traits no word is necessary and those who have not we invite to inspect the samples at my store We will confine this offer to one picture in a family but give a por trait lor every zU worth purchased at my store We further assure you that if the portrait is not satisfactory you need not accept it until it is The portraits are Crayon and India Ink and of the finest grade The same picture costs when ordered from an agent or picture bouBe from 10 to lo All we ast ot you is that you buy the goods from us at the Lowest Cash Prices and when you have spent zU we give you the portrait free you only pay for the frame at wholesale cost Hopkinsvilles Shrewd Shoppers have been invited to many remarkable hap- a dollar would buy so much nor siich pretty night Senings but none where as this one It will outshine outclass and1 outsell all January offerings Experienced and Able Night Dresses Good Muslin effectually gottenup finished with ruffles ample Bizes Well made 34c 3 for 100 May 14 and 15th good returning un- Â¬ til and on May loth account Grand Commandery Knights Templar J M Adams Agent Correctly constructed with yoke- hamburg embroidery and tucks 29c County Judge Breathitts office does not look like the dingy unfurn- Â¬ ished room it was before the court of An appropriation was claims met made to fix up the Majors room by the way he still prefers hiB military title and now it is one of the hand somest offices about the court house A railing has been put in a nice desk and book case added and the entire room brightened up with paper and paint The court also fixed Judge Breathitts salary at 1000 200 more than his predecessor receiv ed The fees or his oihee are added to this Night Dresses with embroidExcellent Muslin and tucked - front cambric ered ruffled yoke and sleeves 46c SUoe Me say that it Is oily to offer fine Shoes as we have been and are doing The publlott la always alleged Is not apprecia tive Oursales tell another Rtorybut we do admit that It Is hard to make people understand tho cheapness of our Shoes Do You Know Them II not examine them Then youll agree Night Dresses embrdidered and tucked front Irish paint embroidery tuckedandfulledisleeve irtMO Drawers Best Muslin neatly trimmed with hamburg embroidery and fine tucks well made 19c Night Dresses large tucked Beautiful quality and pleated collar pleated and trimmed full sleeves box pleated back 113 accept any substitute if offered L N Dr A P Campbell has resumed his practice and also has secured the right to extract teeth by the painless Co process Office over Bassett Dr Sam J Bakerspecialistdiseases of Eye Ear Throat and Nose Eyes tested witn nnest Jb rencn trial case K V Scores of other specials of the same sort all at greatly reduced prices Extra There is a vast difference between these and the usual ready made Muslins Every garment is high standard in quality make and finish in ample Bizes and the very latest effects t mew iSR TIME TABLE 1010 p No XfoSS Nashville Accom a St TRAINS GOING NORTH BASSETT hel St CO OOME Lonls Fast Hall TRAINS GOING SOUTH r made free Spectacles furnished Office 65 05 overWallace Taliaf orros drugs store No 63 St Louis Express 435am Lady attendant Hours 9 to 4 No 66 Nashville Accomodation 625 am 613pm No 61 St Louis Mall N earn The statement of the L Nashville Accommodation does not run on We Are In The Ring Sunday incrs for the fourth week in April is a North bound St Louis and Chicago Fast To the Grand Summer trains have through trains solid and sleepers little more encouraging than any that to Chicago and St Louis has been issued for some time as it Fast Lino stops only at Important stations shows a A 100 Hiffh Grade Opening at the new substantial increase over the and crossings Has through Pullman Bleep era to Atlanta Q a earnings of 1894 There was also an JMADAMSAEent increase forthe month of April of for STW2 over the same month ot 1894 and an increase of 250585 from JuHERE AND THERE ly 1 1894 to April 30 1895 over the SHYERS OLD STAND period from July 1 1893 to April 30 in Hotel Latham We Cottage for rent G A Russell 1894 For the fourth week in April All parts guaranteed extend a cordial invita- Â¬ the passenger earnings shows an in- Â¬ Gano Grissom has a position as re crease of 4449 and the freight an Dry Goods Shoes Hats porter on the new Nashville daily the increase of 53876 over the same tion to the Ladies of Wood or Copper Eims -Post 1894 period in For the month of Gr Hopkinsville and clinging Tires Dr E N Fruitj Dentist office over April there is an increase over last year of 8449 in passenger earnings ian County City Bank Hoplunsville Kj Clothing Etc BPBINO BONOTrr All for one price at opened a con- and 34762 in freight earnings Co have Dinneen Hotel Block fectionery store next door to the T All persons having claims against 1st Doon to Right of Main Entrance Kentdkian office the estate of W M West deceased CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY are hereby notified to file same with Corn wanted Inquire here me or C H Bush properly proven ARE YOUR EYES PERFECTT Mr John Blaine of Pee Dee has on or before June 1st 1895 M V Ddlin Admr The best stock ot Stovxr and Ranges 1b undertaken jthe management of Judge the city T J Morrows farm near the city Those rising young lawyers Han When you need lime or other bsry BelL have moved into a combuilding material call on H M Dal modious suite of rooms in the Sear will be found with a This fine young jack will make the ton at old Underwood Ellis coal gent building on the corner of Main HAVE FOUR EYES EXAMINED Everything In the Tinware line cheap as dirt yard of pleasure ve- Â¬ and Fifth streets This firm is com- Â¬ The repairing ot broken ap ectacles and ad- - present season at The Eclipse Livtry full line posed of Judge Jack Hanbery and lusting properly to the face biy3VII Kelly Hereafter there will be no more hicles A Yosts Is not equaled In this part ot me country Stable at visiting at Campbells cave without Editor Frank Bell now of the Inde- Â¬ pendent and for several years city Cos harness1 store on Ninth permission from Mr Campbell Call on us for Roofing and Guttering editor of the Mew Jira iiotn are St Gall and see me before FOR BENTbn South Virginia street young men ot decided taieut and de- Â¬ a aesiraoje place nouse ot a rooms stined to achieve distinction in their buying large yard and garden and all kinds chosen profession Their office is Best pumps In the market Force pumps W W Ware of Fruit now one of the handsomest and most bucket pumps all kinds ot pumps B Lawyer Frank Rives has moved his commodious to be found in the city At 10 to insure mare with foal y UJP TO office to rooms over the Planters while the location is within a few Money due when the fact is ascer Bank and will office with W S steps of the court house Those hav Special attention to Repairing insr leeral business to transact would Withers AMBLER tained or mare transferred Dr do well to intrust it to these bright A fine rain fell in the Oak Grove energetic and well BICYCLES Virginia St Hopkinsville Ky HOPKINSVILLE KY Franklin is a black jack with white young neighborhood Tuesday Other parts lawyers Their card informed in our appears Is the finest Hotel In the South Opposite HoTEti Latham of the county were less fortunate Fastest Wheels on Earth points three years old fourteen em Improvements Steam Heat and All mod advertising columns ra JElecl and half hands high and is a fine The graduating exercises of the Lights throughout All persons and creditors holding GEO W YOUNG One Mile 134 1 5 School department of the Hop High specimen claims against the estate of J D Etp Bates 2 to 360 petfday kinsville public schools will be held W C DAWSON at the opera house on the evening of Gardner must on or before the 1st Ridden by Edwards Feb 17 1895 CO Co Managers Hodoes Take Vitalia Liver Pills June 14th There will be eleven dayjof June 1895 present and file hi said claim before me at Howell graduates all young ladies No Christian county Kentunky Rev J W Mitchell and Jno Y claim or claims will be filed unless Owsleytnade a three minute run for properly verified according to due THOMPSON five miles on the Canton pike on form of law This April 80th 1895 A their wheelB Tuesday evening They J S Qdarles Assignee MEAD0R covered five miles in fifteen minutes In another column will be found an Sweet potato slips in large quanti- Â¬ accurate report of the Louisville live HOPTOWN KY ties and varieties Ky Reds South- stock market furnished by You want to buy goods at the lowest price dont you Well come to ern Queens Jersey Reds Jersey yel- Â¬ arrangement with the leading special firm of EgTSend for catalogue us and get a genuine Dongola Oxford for fiOc Very cheap you sayj lows Red Nancymonds Yellow Nan and we tell you they are good wearers Another great bargain is our cymonds Mississippi Yams at Mo that city These quotations will be changed weekly and will appear patent tip hand turned Oxford at 75c Still another We challenge V Kees the grocer 4 every Friday The figures may be the world on our 100 in all styles This latter Shoe wears like iron In the city court Tuesday Lula relied upon as correct In fine goods from 150 up wo will show you the most beautiful de Â¬ Tolu was fined S15 and costs on a signs in Shoes Oxfords and others ever offered or shown in Hopkins 4 The Modern Invalid charge of keeping a bawdy house ville Mrs Wells was also taxed a like Has tastes medicinally in keeping amount on a similar charge with other luxuries A remedy must The colored public schools of the be pleasantly acceptable in form 1 city will issue diplomas to three purely wholesome in composition graduates in June who have comI beneficial You know shoes of eve y description have advanced materially yet pleted the common school course trulyfrom every in effect and entirely free objectionable quality we are loaded at the old prices and will sell you good reliable goods There will be several other graduates If really ill Solid Sterling Silver from he consults a physician at low down figures who have not yet passed the required if constipated he uses the gentle fam- Â¬ x25 up We have a examinations ily laxative Syrup of Figs splendid assortment Fine rains have fallen iu the Long view Barkers mill and Antioch Exoursion Picnic neighborhoods this week and some Hopkinsville to Earlington Gwen tobacco has been set Plants are By reason of miscalculation on our part we are over stocked in Infant from 15c up by the ladies of the Baptist church Â¬ now large enough for use and a gengoods and will sell at a bargain somo goods in this line really at i eral rain would be welcomed by the Saturday May 11 Round trip onlv much less than value fanners SI Children H years and under 50 J s from 40c up See our ele- mt a m wains delivery waggon crats The excursion ccaches will be gant line of was upset Wednesday while making attached to the regular 950 morning at the corner of Twolf th and train and returned by the 512 even a turn J6 IS Water streets und groceries were ing train The privileges of the beaurh in In this line we offer for a few days immense bargains A Balbriggan thrown in every direction The wag Â¬ tiful lake at Earlington have kindlv Suit 2 garments for 50c 25c each been granted for the occasion on was considerably damaged and the One Fare to Dallas Tox and Eeturn horse was also slightly injured The are the correct things On account of the General Assem- Â¬ b The authorities at Clarksvjlle de iaiHaH that lirtYttiry nntoata nm nrkn bly Presbyterian church the O V mv i W1U6U i vuQ and the wv - Ry will prolaw to sel tickets to Dallas Tex trary ff and return on May 18th 14th and V 7 ty 4jgi Uimrnie umrK or tnm city ana ur 15th at one fare for the round trip i ofjClarksviJle was declared good returning until June 8d Stanton vE M Sherwood Agt off Judge Tyler construed the law A B Ff Mitchell G request of tlieparties NoMSt Louis Express 962 a m 850 p in xn MAY16i718 Millinery 6500 J Store M W0 sao G tjls 3Tcnanes 65 Latham J SARZEDAS 65 Dr Franklin Carriages Phaetons I STOVE Buggies TINWARE ROOFING at P Her DATE iiiil PUMPS C WEBB R Hfiffii LathaF REPAIR WORK gt i SHOES u Belt Buckles 3 1 I i Mens Shoes W SIDE COMBS HAIR FINS J Childrens Shoes LADIES SHIRT WAIST SETS k Furnishing Goods a5 I -v- -w 4 ritMr Petree Mr Co JEWELERS ti tyvjv ttt MAIN ST