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D r Wt VC obEittiittle itmttactuMt YfflL xvn 2M v HOPKINSVILLE KY TUBS DAY MAY 14 CREAM OE NEWS IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE HAS IT 1895 HOPKINSVILLE WON BOTH CAMES A NO 40 THE MODEST VIOLET Significance of This Most Beauti ¬ ful Flower of the Spring1 w m m m wfw m m m m m m ma THIS COLUMN 20 K SWe have had made for us a IN SILVERS qiVEJNT AWAY aWTEN THdtISANffKfeYS AMOUNTS TO One and only one of which will unlock the safe To every customer whose purchase Frlduyg Onme 13 to 0 Thursday O to 4 Hard Uittlrig by the locals bring two Victories For Us 55 MINIATURE BRASS SAFE Or 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- O on ODeninsr the safe 20 full size full weierht aud full value silver dollars No one connected with our store will be al- lowed to hold keys and the safe will be locked and the key mixed up with the other 9999 by three disinterested parties Wm E Raqbdale Chas M Meaoham and M C Forbes Remember that these keys do not cost you a cent and that we will continue to sell the greatest bargains In Clothing Mens FurnishiDg Boots and Shoes in the State Mail orders carefully filled and keys sent to purchaser the same as if here in person 200 j J H ANDER SON Hi CO Corner Main and 10th Sts 7m Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi R i mmm Hi Hi UiK THAT GREAT it if Department Store j THE RACKETsm to offers f JhSrs iiJhW Straw Matting at 7fc per yard Better at 10c to 17c SPECIAL Ladies Leghorn Hats at 16c 22c 48c each ih IMWi V M T Ladies Oxfords Patent Leather Tips sizes 4 to 8 Five Hundred Pairs at 89c per Pair One Hundred Dozen old style Straw Hats To close out we offer at lc each 50 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 LM p i Only 119 each Tin Buckets 1 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 Manf g Co of Nashville Tenn The Racket Compatiy AS CHEAP AS Jeremiah H- - Manager Well just come and see how cheap they are m fca A HARNESS SADDLES BRIDLES Just to suit you hA vtf 4 r Br rx i An elegant line of Summer Lap Robes opened how Every thing you can need we have L m B Yost o Co COME TO SEE OUR GRAND SPRING STOCK Nothing Like it in the City The most elegant line Silks Dress Goods Trimmings Silk Waists Millinery Spring Wraps Carpets etc ever placed on exhibiton in this city v DONT FAIL TO SFE THEM o ft RICHARDS CO Every body is talking of base ball It Is a Favorite In Uoy FarU In February Valtons JAmo Storehouse named Farm ¬ and our team Why thpy are so small The Iretty Little Flower Has a er Drops Dead Ulnckbcry Winter Other History In tho French But let me tell you something they QNewsy Notes CupltaL fplay wonderful ball Their hitting Dnltons Lime House Burned is always the feature of the games Never were violets so fashionable H M Daltons frame Btable and There is Leason our great pitcher we in New York as for tho latter part jewel and lime house on the L N railroad have a He pitched little Schmidt is a of winter and early spring just past star a wonderful game r near 14th Btreet were burned yester- only allowing 3 hits to the visitors says the New York Herald One day about 2 oclock The fire was dollar was not unusually charged for j first seen on the roof of the stable Henderson s team was completely a small bunch of these modest little and probably caught from a passing demoralized when theinsecond defeat flowers tKafgrew bythe myriads in train The stable was of small value was to hand and every one went fields and woods hiding themselves ¬ P and belonged to Capt B T Under- away with the impression that Hop bydozens under a fluttering leaf just wood Its contents and the lime kinsvilles aggregation was too much house adjoining with its contents be- for them Pete Weber sad they like young chicks under the pro ¬ longed to H M Dalton whose loss is were the hardest hitting little fellows tecting wing of a mother hen Not only do women wear violets p trom 600 to 900 He had some in ever gotten together on hats in bodices and belts they surance on the contents of the stable but most of the insured property was Schmidts pitching was a feature have bunches fastened to their muffs saved On the lime there was no in- ¬ his base running was also up to date and when they are raised toward the iis9 surance and the loss is very heavy on face they soften the brilliancy of the Mr Dalton who is a young man just Wo have the hardest hitting pitch- complexion and serve to make more g starting in business The fire de- ¬ ers ever seen in our city Leasons attractive those who would other ¬ turned out but wise pass unnoticed P partmentburning buildings could not base hit was a beaut save the In Paris where spring comes ear- ¬ With Hord 6 Schmidt and Lea Called Without Wnrnlngr gpson p Wormack 1 b Richardson 2 lier than in New York the boule- ¬ Hosea B Simpson a farmer living b Morris 3 b Thorpe s s Ashford vards are beautified by masses of s about 8miles from town on the Prince 1 f Schmidt and Leason c f Ward fresh violets sold from flower stands ton road fell dead late Friday after- ¬ r f wo have a team strong enough in the open air During the second Z empire the residents of the American oe noon Just before dark ho picked up for almost anybody quarter walking on Washingtons a bucket and started to the spring You just watch Jimmie Thorpe hit birthday under a brilliant not far away He did not return and sunshine when lus family went out to look for tho ball Ho is after John Owsleys in gay attire wore bunches of vio- ¬ liim his Iwlv wnn fnnnrl Ivinir Jr ln suit of clothes lets fastened by ribbons of red in the path He had fallen dead be- Wormack tho star 1 baseman holds white and blue fore reaching the spring and was ly- - his They did so because the violet was ing on his lace There was no evi tho own like a veteran and still hits the Napoleonic flower and Ameri- ¬ ball hard He sent Ossenberg to dence of a death struggle and he had cans were quite at home in Paris and evidently dropped dead without destruction at court during the reign of Napo- ¬ warning He was subject to spelly A Good Citizen Dead leon III The emperor retained a of heart disease and only a short time Trentov Kt May 13 Mr W D warm fiyendship for those whom he before expressed the opinion that he Wilson one of the oldest and most had known would soon die of his trouble M r when he resided in the Simpson was about 45 or 50 years esteemed citizens of Bells Chape vicinity of Bleecker street in New old and leaves a family vicinity died at his residence Sunday York city The Beckwiths Postsr morning the 12th He leaves a fam Pennymans Dodges and many oth- ¬ lllnckherry Winter ily of The cold spell that usually puts as well children to mourn his loss ers were well received in court cir as a whole community in sym cles During Lent it was good form in an appearance when blackberry pathy and gloom for men ra evening dress to wear a ¬ bushes are in bloom known as blackDeath of Mrs Thomas black tie and a small boutonniercof berry winter arrived last Saturday Cadiz Kyf May 7th Mrs Thomas violets with a green leaf and a smalt a week late year it came Last about on the 4th and with it came a killing wife of Wm H Thomas died on the sprig of white hyacinth or lilies ol frost that destroyed all fruit that es- 6th inst of consumption aged 26 tho valley And now on every anni ¬ caped the winter freezes This time years She leaves one child about versary of the last emperors death it followed a cold rain and there was 18 months old She waB a member a funeral service is held in the Church no damage from frost although frost of the Baptist church She lived ofStAugustineinParis Thechurcb was predicted in the northwestern four miles south of Cadiz is usually filled with people in mourn ¬ states Overcoats and fires were re ing all wearing small bouquets of MATRIMONIAL sumed Sunday and there was a hasty violets thus declaring themselves puttincr aside of premature straw hats In sympathy with the aspirations or and light spring suits The weather Lawuehn Zimmer Mr B F Law- weath- hern and Miss Kittie A Zimmer were at least with the sorrows of thia clerk promises more seasonable er in a day or two married Saturday afternoon at the family In the morning of Match 20 1815r residence of Rev S N Vail by Mr Bererly Splinters Vail and at once left for Nashville Napoleon who had been banished Scipio made Beveiilt May 11 They returned home yesterday morn- by the allies to the island of Elba such a rash start that we hoped to ing Air Lawhern is connected with upon returning suddenly to Paris hear from him I often So we will J H Daggs contracting establish- for his reign of 100 days was wel- ¬ come in and tell what he should have ment and is a worthy industrious comed by the women of Paris witht and popular young man His bride showers of violets In memory of related is the only daughter of Mr N Zim- ¬ Summer has certainly come this attention on the part of Tnese days make one feel like mer of the Crescent Milling Compa the Parisians Empress Eugenie ny hunting the sunny side of the rail ive and is quite a pretty and attract- adopted the violet as the Napoleonic young lady The couple have from the way the boys have I think emblem Violets thus became fash- ¬ the good wishes of many friends been frequenting the pond banks ionable in the times of tho second they think like the lizzard Author of Coins School empire to such an extravagant ex- ¬ Speaking of fishing our young W H Harvey authorof the Coin tent that they were eaten as a salad people have quite a new a novel way of fishing They call it Dry Land books was educated in a country log and Marquis the widely known con- ¬ Fishing and a young miss says she school house and a rustic academy fectioner invented the sugared vio- ¬ has a Dry Land Terrapin on her in West Virginia let as a bonbon But Reared on a farm the purple violet a la not only was line and hardly knows how to do mode but the him He runs all the other lish he did al kinds of work from plant pale violet from Parma Italy as ing corn to raking chaff behind the Do you see the pint bud away Alphonse Karr the cele- ¬ well Misses Kenner visited their brother threshing machine He looks it says the Chicago correspondent of the St brated novelist and poet retired to in Eopkinsville last week They reNice where he devoted himself toLouis Jrost Dispatch port a delightful time At the age of sixteen he taught the culture of flowers He raised Air iiarry Myers oi unicago is his sister Mrs Childress school in the same s reich of country these Indian violets in such a quan- ¬ visiting Misses Donnell and Knight spent You can look at him now and place tity that he supplied every morning Saturday and Sunday with Mrs him before the old fashioned black- tho principal flower stores of the board with an arithmetic in one hand capital with immense boxes covered Charles Adams at Howell Our boys around here are expert and a piece of chalk in the other with wadding In which these flow- ¬ They dive without the slightest suggestion cf ers arrived as divers fresh as when gath ¬ through the middle of ponds and incongruity with his surroundings ered from his gardens He afterwards made a moderate never nurt a thing even though tie horse rears ana falls still an comes success and a moderate competency Sculptors Estimate of Himsslf as a lawyer having studied mw in out as beautiful as aMay morning Now dont mention this to him for lie an office lacking the more preten- ¬ Tho statue of Gen Grant which dont like for people to know his tious training of a law school You the joint commltteo on library of would take him for just such a man driving capacities Then he made more money by go congress refused to accept from the Boys you should bo more consider jito of the crirls entertaining powers ing out west and investing in Denver Grand Army of the Republic for a You know they might accidentally real estate upon which he realized in place in Statuary hall still stands in One young la cash at the right time so that at about the rotunda and is the object of eret tired sometimes dy was heard to say Our parlor was the age of forty he is now forty- - much curiosity on tho part of visit- ¬ crowded with boys all Sunday and I threp he was well off He has ors Its presence there recalled could not even read my Bible never lost any of the molest little an incident in the life of tho Boys boys how could you Tut tut competency thus acquired being a sculptor to a fellow townsman of the It is generally said that in theSpring practical and cool headed man This artist whose home was iuLewiston a young mans fancy lightly turns to ho looks from top to toe hip The total sale of the Coin series Me On one of his visits to But that record thoughts of Love he was showing a collec- ¬ has been broken In the case we al ¬ to date has reached the grand aggre birthplace lude to the young mans thoughts gate of 500000 copies and of this tion of photographs to a photogra- ¬ turned to Love last Fall and now Coins Financial Schools circula- ¬ pher of the town which led to a dis- ¬ we think his head is almost turned tion was 850000 Of late it has been cussion of the merits of various Who is it that drives so fast around a common tinner to comnaro tho fur artists in that line Said the pho- ¬ Mr Simmonds in our the corner Dont all guess1 Joe or over these books to that excited by tographer nor the appearance of Undo Toms Cab branch of tho profession wo recog ¬ Anderson for you might bo jn in the stirring days of tho fight nize preeminence and leadership oi over slavery mistaken Yet famous as this tho part of certain artists and T Miss Susan Donnell will visit hor latter book was and is it reached a the same is true of your brother in a few days Her many total of only 450000 copies and the suppose Whom do you place at the will be glad when she comes Coin books nre now confidently ex branch friends head of sculptors in America The Bchool at this place will close pected to turn the 1000000 mark Who repeated the distin ¬ the sixteenth of this month An en ¬ long before November 1896 tertainment will be given at Liberty Arrangements have iust been con ¬ guished artist in stone with vari ¬ church cluded for the translation of these ous emotions indicated by the inter ¬ Miss Eliza Nanc is visiting Mrs books into German Scandinavian and rogation myself of course Eugene Coleman ibis week Bohemian to still further broaden Washington Post Dont ask Ned who tho Tartan their avenues of access to the masses The TaylorsvUIe Mouitur is plear is if vou do not want to see him in a The orders on whioh shipments are sweet temper now being made come practically ing with the town council to paBB hog law from every state in the Union Nora Niil t S 4 now-a-da- Will-o-tho-wis- Jack-in-the-bo- x fV v risW ir VT Bw u rYT rHpKINSVILLE KENTUOKMN PUBLISHED A May iO 189 SMALL SAVINGS IN MID OCEAN NOT MUCH Out What The Old Proverb Many a IJttte Makos a Mioklo Exdmjillfled The Thrifty JUank JlooSr- School A SucECitlon Frenchman A for Vrlsbt ru Savings to at Inupor ilclleft Shall we bo pardoned for repeating the old Scottish proverb that Many a little makes a truckle It is bo true in its teaching of thrift that it ought to bo Impressed upon every person young and old for no one is too old to begin to save The basis of the prosperity of the French people is their thrift Of course says the Youths Companion not every French man and woman saves and puts by something but tho practice is neurly universal It seems true also that those who earn tho least and who aro forced to pinch and screw the hardest to give themselves food shelter ahd clothing of some sort formthe great saving class At the end of 1893 the public and private savings banks of France had more than eight million depositors and the amount standing to their credit was three and three quarters billion francs Yet this vast sum about equal to the net public debt of the United States was made up of little accounts which average but four hundred and sixty francs or ninety two dollars each To save money is one of the lessons taught in Freuch schools A savings bank book with a small sum to the credit of the owner is a prize commonly given to a bright pupil in cases when an American school would give the money out ¬ right or a book or a bicycle Moreover millions of French people who do not trust the banks have money saved in old stockings and in discarded teapots The accumulation of savings by a community is doubly beneficial The person who saves has some- vthing laid by for a rainy day and the community has a fund which can When savings bo lent at home banks exist and are generally pat- ¬ ronized it is not necessary for the people to look to capitalists in other states for money to bo borrowed on Newspaper That Is Printed on Board an American Cruiser A nowspawer printed on shipboard on the rolling decks of a out at sea beyond tho reach of tele graph wire or post Au editor whose desk Is in the narrow space below decks lcnoWU to sailors as the port brigwhose glimpse of tho outside world is thrqugh a little round glasspiort in the ships side looking out over a waste of waters Such is the Qcean Wave published in tho Interests of all good around the world and for tho particular instruction and amusement of the officers and men of the North Atlantic squad ron Tho paper is edited and print- ¬ ed on the flagship New York Subscriptions it is stated in big letters on tho first page aro payable in gold silver or jewels No potatoes or garden truck are taken in ex ¬ change Tho Wave has six pages each of which coutains three columns of reading matter It is printed In four colors red black green and purple A line photo engraving of the flagship Baltimore of the Chi ¬ na station is printed showing that vessel lying off a Corean port Copies of the paper just received in this city were printed while tho squadn ron was at in the island of Trinidad The features aro a story of tho West Indies some original poems contributed by members of the ships company a story of the visit made to Santa Cruz de man-of-W¬ ¬ men-o-warsme- ThSilver 0AMXs2fatDjfaff BE CURED 1st u Port-of-Spai- scribing the hospitable manner in which tho islanders received the Americans and showed them over their sugar plantations and an account of the international regatta of them hasten to declare themselves hWavor of bimetallism so far as gold and silver dollars are maintained at a parity and will exchange at par and command respeot in all countries That is very amusing Doubtless some of thoso journals understand what rank nonsenso It Is and many of them dont American gold and silver dol ¬ lars do not circulate at par as money in foreign countries and never could except under an international mon ¬ etary system not likoly to materialize There is ho international money and and when American gold is accepted In settlement of international balances it is taken by weight as a commodity Tho bulk and weight of silver preclude its use to any great extent in interna ¬ tional transactions No civilized country wants tho coin age of another mixed in Its circulation and therefore tlie business men of each country discount tho coinage of tho other to keep it out of circulation The United States and Canada prac- ¬ tically tho same country with the same standard and coinage system each im pose heavy discounts ontho silver coin of the other and have done so over since tho resumption of specie pay- ¬ ments Tho regular discount on Amer ican silver in Canada has rarely been less than 20 per cant It was simply arranged by tho business mon of each community In Mexico the American silver dollar does well if accepted on a par with the Mexican dollar The American raonotary system has not commanded tho respect of foreign ¬ ers since 1873 but has on tho contrary been a fit subject for ridicule and con- ¬ tempt Shortly after tho demonetiza ¬ tion act was smuggled through congress Mr David Watnoy testifying before the royal commission delivered himself of tho following British sneer I cannot suppose that everybody is faafe blindly claimed that the silver crare was dying out ara taoW forcod to face it as the leading- issue Some The single standard jouraals that mail treatme t that he the sick nhd suffering a permanent cure at their homes at a price that is aston ¬ ishingly low Thousands are availing them ¬ selves of this golden opportunity and hun ¬ dreds of testimonials are on file showing the efficacy of the treatment CATARRH DtArNEBB AND LUNQ BRONCHIAL sytW assure AJUPMwitf the Widely knfcwnsptcUl after yeara of study as so perfected his can now of K Iff qi I t u m H 111JJ UD IIDUHM j n rmt Li j -s Afvw if v tho--ious All Chronlo Dis ¬ eases Treated TR0UBLC8HtART3TOM UVtR AND BOWEL ACH Is daily receiving hew stylish and nobbyKata to suit taste and prices to suit every purse r SSUtnrHA r lUDblU AWm- DISEASES EPILCPSY NTS EXHAUSTION NERVOUS RHEU- ¬ SKIN DI8EASES MATISM AND NEURALGIA Th tirnl and most t cieitific treatment for nil rriiilr DISEASES Quick and permanent cures guaranteed New treatment for PILBS and DWKRS Younor old men su0ering from kidney ¬ BLADDER URINARY DISEASES BLOOD POISON- ¬ ING weakness on exhaustion actually re stored to vigor health and happiness Dr Appleman has associated with him a full staff of expert specialists who carefully con ¬ sider each case and prepare the proper rem ¬ edies Consultation and opinion FRBit by mail Treatment furnished at the low rate of 2 TO 3 PER MONTH Write us freely and fully and enclose stamp for symptom blank No I Catarrh No a For Men No 3 For Women Address THE APPLEMAN MEDICINE CO CHICAGO SIZ E 43d ST mmam On Wpdnesdayl May Wo will show an elegant lino of Handsome 1 Bon- ¬ nets pattern Hats and We trust that every lady will attend this our SUMMER OPENING We aro also receiving new things in fancy Hair Pins Belt Buckles Veiling infants Caps Corsets Hosiery Silk Gloves MittsEmbroideries Stamped Linuons otc GhamuBi lainiB jye end Sku A certain aero for Chronic Sore Eyiw Setter Snlt Rhouni Scald Head Old phronio Sortvi 7evcr Sorc3 Eczema Itch Praii io Scratches Soro Nipple and Piles It is cooling and soothing Hundreds of casw havo beon cured b it after nil othor treatment Iau falteo It Is put up in d j md w Do to 1 T77 5 ITTi C Hard wick at i ADER A i W Mmem Flewrette Mgi i nr7 Et a Td6 tiMptt tpfOUBtB rjj 1 WAYNES OINTMENT held at Barbadoes in which boats from the American ships New York Cincinnati Raleigh and Essex took m part The jolly tars on board the ships feel proud of their little paper and every iisue is carefully preserved to Bend home to friends There is a humorist on the staff and the funny column is full of salty jokes which smack of the sea For the printing of this little paper tho ships printer Michael Quinlan of the admirals staff is re- mortgages at exorbitant rates They can borrow of tho local bank and can have the satisfaction of feeling that the interest they pay goes to their own neighbors This has been the experience not only in the large cities of the eastern states but also in the factory towns where saving banks are es- ¬ tablished and whore a vast majority of tho depositors aro tho hands who work for an average wage of not much more than a dollar a day In some parts of tho country possibly the form of endeavor is more common than we suppose it to be there is a systematic effort to teach We the poorest people to save have in mind a friendly society made up of ladies each one of whom has taken under her oversight three or four families in which the father is a drunkard or the mother a widow or where there are mauy young children The lady visits each family once a week makes all the members her friends and encourages them to save something and intrust it to her Ten cents or a quarter anything which the family can spare is accepted A careful account is kept and when the coal supply runs short there is money on hand to pay for sponsible He is a thorough going seaman as well as printer and can keep his sea legs and set type at the same time Most of the work is necessarily done while the ship is at sea and at such times the press has to be lashed to prevent it from breaking away N Y Recorder WHERE OLD CAR HORSES GO Many Go to Europe Which Is Bur- ¬ dened with Its Equine Population Just as we are gettiug rid of our horses by substituting electric traction on street railways the inhabitants of European countries are complaining that their equine popu lation is increasing beyond all reasonable bounds Electrio traction has as yet made comparatively little progress there and we are dumping on their shores many of our worn out old car horses to such an extent that from one country Scotland an energetic protest has just gone up it Wo know of an Irish family con- sisting of widow and five or six very young children who wero receiving pauper relief at tho time this system was applied to their case and who are now almost independent The boys are doing well earn their own living and support their mother More ¬ over they have learned to save The mother no longer needs the weekly visit but she still sends her savings to the lady who first had charge of her case Of course there are many people who cannot save but there are moro who do not save because they think they cannot What we have said is for the benefit of the second class who aro apt to ascribe their difficulties to any cause rather than to tho real one For the first class we can have nothing but sympathy and a wish for better times and circumstances If all who can save were to do so and were to mass their savings for the common good they would deal the most effective blow possible at tho power of tho great capitalists whose accumulations of wealth aro believed by many persons to bo one of the great dangers of the time In Franco they are no better off Recent statistics show that that country has no less than 3000000 horses and that the horse popula- ¬ tion of the cities about 800000 is continually increasing at a greater rate than the lruman population This without doubt is duo to the increase of urban street car lines which aro making much progress in France especially in the smaller cities In Paris there were twenty five years ago 70000 horses now there are 120000 which travel collectively everyday a distance equiv- ¬ alent to two and one half times the circuit of the globe rency matters Had Mr Watnoy known that tho crime of 1873 was perpetrated for tho purpose of doubling the debt ho could not have found words to express his contempt The Americans in following the dictation of tho Lombard street bankers in bonding the war debt using the bonds as a banking basis and de ¬ monetizing silver for tho benefit of the British and American bondholders richly earned all tho obloquy that could bo heaped on them The inhabitants of Adamawa who refuse to accept tho money of any civi- ¬ lized country but demand cowrie shells for their exports aro entitled and receive moro respect than the Americans They are respected be- ¬ cause they maintain their own mone ¬ tary system against tho world and the world must conform to It by purchas ¬ ing cowrie shells when It wants to trade with Adamawa Thoy prosper on tho cowrie shell standard and dont care whether it suits the foreigners or not What tho Americans want is somo of the horse sense Independence and sturdy self reliance of tho untutored Adamawans They want a money to suit themselves and not to suit foreign ers Thoy want it for their own in ¬ ternal trade and development and not for foreign trade No system provid- ¬ ing the monoy for these urgent needs can impair the power to pay out the gold commodity on foreign account to tho oxtont that it is now impaired The sooner tho single standard journals recognize these facts and cease to talk tho stereotyped twaddlo about parity par and respect in foreign countries tho sooner they can earn some respect for themselves Aransas Pass Herald DAYLIGHT IN THE EAST Tho idea of thoso Americans adopting the gold standard and they a debtor nation They could not seo that it would increaso their debt onor mously They know nothing of cur ¬ wise VV5 IwUheut y Intend kmeaieut nni hi I Ur ecuma Itch all JeroDtlom en th tat TI BIFKV nuulL noil ifi iMTln he ikln cltr whtU and heal Coll 7 dnntiu or tent by Bell for 60 eu AdAma Da BWATnaspoyrauaaupiuaj raAM7urarvuinri mM HlrCTl CQay Opemng of ism h a 5 4 Sold bv R C HARDVVICR FINE MILLINERY W yE djiV WHAT ItactSDOwerfullr nnd antcklr Cures wmi ai others fall Younsmen regain lost manhood eld men recover youthful vigor Absolutely Gunv jrn4ir wivdw PEFFERS NERVIG0R Dm 9wdaY PILCE s m i ennes and all tfftcU vf self abut or exccittt ana iuiltcrellon Wards off Insanity and consumption Dont letdrupRlstsltupoao a worthless substitute on you because ttylclds o greaterproflt Insist on hv Ing PEFFERS JVjiltVIGOK oreend for ix Money Pamphletf rpe gold by drucelts AddreM rEFFEtt JIJJUICAL AHSX Clucuitu I unteed to ciireXerrnuineii Zoat Vitality linuotency Nlchtly Kmlsstona Ioatlowor either aex Falling Memory tVnatlnir BU Sold by R C Hardwick Ladies A cordial invitation extended to all you should not fail to see the imported Hats ancLBonnets these are strictl imported oods F or style mc Leaut the are not too sham sur p i c 1 any City M prices are in keep- ¬ ing the hard tiniest My motto to please Lm esfc prices and latest styles I also have afi class Trimmer Miss Clara Essington of Cinmm cinnati Terms Cash h BEATS 6ERTS THHia MRS ADALAYNE MAIN CORNER 9TH TWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS BOWLING GREEN FLLkli NEATS BEST BLOOD UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT HERN usiness PUBIFIEB BOWLING IN THE WORID Compounded of natures great- ¬ est curative herbs Successful for 20 years in the cure of all diseases arising from impure blood Ask for Neats aA take no other GREEN mi mmm ESTABLISHED COLLEGE r 5 Mill 41 Hsrma IN 1876 BUSINESS I SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL Teachers and Classic Scjentlnc The irreat Business Training School of the South I English Music Art and Elocution provided Book Keeplnff Short hand Telegraphy Type 1 Courses Pupils can enter at I or Low rates of board and tuition Send Ioj Writing and Penmanship any time Send for catalogue I catalogue --Mention Course desired OHEBET BEOS Prctfrs Bowling JreenKy Addres Lumber GUARANTEED FROM THE Hardware zKsm Neats Saroaparilla is for salo by It C Biirdwiok druggist GOOD PURE WATER Senator Dubois of Idaho is an ar dent free coinage republican lie has recently been doing missionary work in Now York and when ho returned to ntoafBliiSBi8HiB Washington ofjter a few weeksrsojourn a among the people that have long since been given over to hardness of heart and roprobacy of mind on tho gold 1 CURES HjjTjjjHB BUT PILES standard question Senator Dubois fell into the hands of a correspondent to 7 X SURE and CERTAIN OUPE iy known tor JOyoarsao tho whom ho said that it requires but lit- ¬ to discover that tho Bilver feBEST tle effort DYfLPELESw COSTLY AUTOGRAPHS sentiment is malting rapid progress Columbus Signature Brought 4000 throughout tho east Mr Depew is re- ¬ ported to have said that tho east was Francs at an Auction unanimously in favpr of tho in De ¬ almost gold At a Paris autograph sale single sandard that 09 out of Change in Time C ho Valley Railway cember 1890 thesiguatureof Chris- every 100 peoplo in tho east wero gold Taking Effect Sunday Sept topher Columbus which isprob monometalliats Unless he was mis23rd i8C4 ably one of the most fantastic sign quoted he has ccatainly not been very GOING SOUTH A Glimmering That Fenestrates Kven the Dnrk Shadows That Hung Around Wall Htroet gAHNlEs iwwmg S ALL THE YEAR ROUND nDnnnfimiai nrmiiw I rciiVMiiui rLiiir nub runr v CD i 1 nm JBiB ANtwiiih ii na h tTi u co H MfinfPHPwVfiffi r O 2 h 1 manuals over used brought 4000 francs The only existing piece qi manuscript in Titians handwriting as knocked down at 3000 francs and one with Cromwells signature attached brought in exactly half that sum Alfred Morrison a great English collector of autographs was present at the sale and paid a sum equal to 4000 francs for tho only letter written by Corncille that has over been on tho market The last letter written by Napoleon to Era press Mario Louise was disposed of at tho same sale bringing 4000 francs and several signatures of Louis XIV and Henry IV fetched 1000 francs each How He Did It Not Made Up Manager f- I understand that your son went to stubborn actress west intending to riso with the com- ¬ Well is your mind made up to go munity said the neighbor on Yes An he did what ho start- ¬ Aotressy No sir it is not ed outiur Manager Why not How Actress It doesnt have to be Ho hednt been there a week beThank goodness its tho one thing fore a cyclone struck tho town about me that is natural Detroit observing No Dally No 2 Dhlly I will venture to say that a largo MnilExprcfl Mail Kxpress majority of the employes of his road fiSt tn Rvnnxvlllo lSoiui 717 a m Jtiifprn Henderson favor tho full restoration of silver by Corydon 742am4MJin this country alone Probably the di818 am Morganfleld oipui rectors and largo stockholders do not DeKoven 562pm 849am ti 03pm Sturgls 60t a jn I havo taken somo pains to talk with VMdam Marlon 6lipm car drivers and conductors and labcrr 1057 a in 755 p m Princeton 11 33 am Cerulean Springs 888 pm ing men In New York city also with a 83pm ll4luiu very considerable number of buslnoss r ttraoey 1210 pin Hopklnsvlllo 015pm men and I know that there is a most NORTH BOUND decided freo silver sentiment even in No 3 Dally No 1 Dally Now York city Mail Kxpress Mall Express The producers wage earners and lvHopkmsvllle 545 a m 245 p m bondsmen of modorato means do not 716 a m 505p m Princeton 814 a in 003 p m Marion liston any longer with nationce to the DeKoven 017 a in 707 pm advocates of tho gold standard Thoy Morganfleld 051a m 742 pm 1025 amCorydon 815 pm are no longer frightened by tho stock 1050 a m 840p m Henderson phrases of cheap monoy 50 cont dol ArKvanuville 080pm llU5a m lars silvor barons otc Thoy know LOCAL KBBIUltX thoy ar o hurt Thoy understand that tiVPrinceton i 7lDa m Dally times aro hard and seo no prospect of 1000 am Ar Unpklnsvllle Lv fioopm getting better K K ¬ ¬ TRAINS I H 1 IsWMrf I p I Free Press Washington Star Uetter Stand from Undor UNIONTWYN BRANCH A Georgia Exchange remarks At South Bound Daily ono tlm tho contraction of the cur 740 am 480p m rency in England caused hens to sell Lv Dnl6ntTwu ra 05 Kr ilorgantlold 600 pm for a penny apleceand a fat bollock Dally North Boubd sold for 6 shillings When the tories 7opm 4000 a in in this country get our farmers down LvUorganfield 8 l5pm to such prices perhaps they will b sat ArUnlontovrn IS F MltCtltlL isfied But they had bettor keep but K USHBKVOOD Agt O HojUUMriiiWKyA v k w reaoti of tu Isurmw Ar Princeton 70rim Hopkinsville Ky YirginiaSStreet Between Fourth and Fiith lp6m f r r Phone 98 F O Box 67 O G-- McQanieL 1 tij-r rr W lvH ft iinitA Av i SJaiC i f fa jfc M v a i fR May 10 1895 TROUBLES OF A PORTED HUyTTIs Not Always Ovtrflswing with Joy and TfPff J It FurnlahMi Pull Opportunity for ti HOPKINSVILLE KENTUOKtAN tt HUNTING TKUMDES Pretty Hound Work SportlUK titmgno Cannot Touch It TJpo Form of Sport That Is Growing In Favor la Knjclam and tho Antl- - tints lend half their charm to ordinary open air pastime It furnlsbesfullop portunity for what hunting men call pretty hound work even though the hounds are only little half breed poodles and tho sport de ¬ No mands a wood lore all Its own bloodshed is involved and tho con- ¬ science is untroubled by any thought W wounded bird or beast creeping away afterward to pine and die The very dogs are trained and worked exclusively b kindness Surely then it is an innocuous most gentle and pleasing sport well fitted to amuso those who love to be in the fields and yet shrink from bloodshed In a word it is an ideal amusement for vegetarians Within the last few years a number of amateurs have acquired truffle dogs for the sake of tho amusement and of these a considerable proportion probably a majority are ladies But anyone wishing to sea how it is done ought neverthe- ¬ less to go to a professional a man who as a rule is so dependent on a full bag that he does not view his calling as a diversion No one could earn his entire livelihood from It The season begins ostensibly in October and lasts till March but ripe truffles aro often found in September and they begin to grow scarco after Christmas so that it may bo said to last about four months t In Dorset and Surrey there ofemen who earn a little by woods whoso unequcaled pastime that preserves tho best features of his amusement and which the most virtuous philanthropist can take no excep tion says Longmans Magazine Jnstead of shooting pheasants or chasing the fox he rtiay go out and hunt truffles This amusement will Trovidehim with abundant exercise amonRho autumn and winter out-of-door Btonmni tho slminrhrnr nf all wild animals it is consoling for tho sportsman to rom ember that there will yet remain at least one WetL sunfiftpdm fto Anti Sporting league to tee i Mr Grenfell is reported as saying that a great change of opinion has taken placo in the house of commons on tho money question In 1893 bi metallism was considered not merely a fad ho says bnt an unclean thing too low for serious discussion in 1895 the closing of tho Indian mints the great fall in tho price of silver which was the Inovltble consequence of that policy the depressed state of agriculture and serious position of tho great productive industries of tho country owing to tho ruinous fall in prices have forced the currency question upon tho attention of the most igno and the two and most are you-- golngto freeze- - usto rant one class1 bigotedthe same house car Thus form death of commons which had rejected a reso Tho porter got his stick and began lution In favor of a monetary confer to close some of the ventilators He enco in 1893 has now adopted such a and cordially disliked by a good many people but all is not joy and tips oven for the porter I saw one the oiher duy whom I actually felt sorry for the only one who ever earae within the category of my sym ¬ The1 car was nearly full it pathy wasacolday andj of course the ventilation was bad Porter yelled a stout old gen ¬ tleman near me and the porter came OpQri some of these ventilators--wel- l smother here All right sahl And tho porter got his stick and went along throwing open the little oblong windows above while the ladies looked about nervously Jxl five minutes the temperature fell ten degrees Porter exclaimed a little bald headed man art the other end of the vied porter of apUapjjr is en ¬ N ENGLAND BIMETALLISM A Great Kevolatlon In Sentiment Wnea tin Closing of tho India MJnto Against Sil ¬ ver RobBi t P Porter correspondent of a syndicate of American newspapers recently interviewed the widely known English binTetalliatW H Grenfell on the outlook in England for the intvo duction of bimetallism Mr Grenfell is a wealthy man and has served In parliament and is now chairman of CHARITABLE MAN The Good Deeds of a 7fathasUstlo Old A Professional Cards J T Hanbebt Frank Bkll the bimetallic parliamentary commit- ¬ knew he had lost one tip and was a half dollar out Now youre going to roast us again cried a third gentleman The porter was now a dollar out said a ludy as she tried to get away This was probably a quarter more gone Shut that doorl yelled a man down tho aisle Porter The porter went down the aisle with a cold perspiration on his sable forehead He explained that there was no door open Then its tho ventilators porter shut em up This lady is chilled I cant stand this draft porter through The porter hustled along with bis stick making a mental calculation ao to which ventilator would lose him the least money He chose the one immediately over the head of the man who started the row You shut that ventilator and Ill report you to the company said that individual But the porter was angry himself now and he closed It with a snap Then the other people quietly set- ¬ tled themselves back with a feeling of satisfaction and not another voice was raised during the trip WRINKLES Ono Can OR NO WRINKLES Be Smooth and Yet Not Young Some of tho new electrical proc- ¬ esses for removing wrinkles do pro- ¬ practitton6rs of tho craft belong to Wiltshire Tradition says that a Spaniard introduced the art to Win terslow about three centuries ago and that village has ever since v practically supplied the English truffle market The Frenchman with his pig finds most oTlRs truffles under the oak sbadovtf But the Englishmans best ground is below the beech trees Only under one species of oak tho holly or evergreen variety do they grow in this country Next to tho beech come the lime and cedar and they are occasionally obtained in a hazel copse when the twigs aro bare and tho leaves rotting The hazel truffle is scarce but it is said to No have a peculiarly fine flavor truffles grow under any coniferous tree other than the cedar nor in any damp sour soil It is useless to seek them near reeds rushes and ferns or where gorse is plentiful In trufflcjnting but the mostregular very light sandy ground they do not grow much larger than marbles and they do not flourish in a strong clay or stiff loara Swore Himself In In his reminiscences of tho Crimea in 1854 Gen Sir Evelyn Wood tells a story of a fighting general who during a conflict was seen wherever bullets fell most thickly When not visible his voice was heard encourag ¬ ing his men with a vocabulary bor- ¬ rowed from the army in Flanders whioh Sir Evelyn says will not bear Years after he was repetition appointed to the Aldershot cora jnand and her majesty happened to ask tHas the new general yot taken Yes your raa- up his command jesty was tho apt reply ho swore himself inyesterday Pugilism Is Manslaughter Mn Omaha pugilist who killed KiAiTer prizo fighter last year st been sentenced at Platts h m Nb to tho penitentiary years fqr manslaugh- ¬ for ter The killing took place under the rules of the prizo ring Of course the man who struck the knockout blow did not intend to commit mur- ¬ der That tho blow proved fatal Is considered by the Nebraska jury as a matter too serious to bo over- ¬ looked Therp aro courts where pugilistic encounters resulting in cjeath are punished to some extent at least Syracuse Post of tho Sex queen regenti of Spain took deal of time to reply to Sec ¬ retary Gresham said Mrs Dukane That Is so replied Mr Dukano She acted for ail the world like a wdman whcfis putting on her gloves while her husband Is waiting in tha 1 1 uarlor to take her to the theater sKhaa- - they Tare already fifteen ml UteClnolnnatl Trib una Hi duce remarkable results said a New York physlclau tho other day but they are too dangerous to receive the commendation of any reputable physician and as a matter of fact T B LYNOH the result though so remarkable Is General Passentrer Aent Louisville Ky not at all what tho victim hopes she has really There is Mrs f UISVILLE ST LOUIS TEX U AS RAILWAY had her wrinkles removed but you would hardly notice It except as she told you so Tho curious thing is SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 1 1S85- that she does not look a year young- ¬ er I say curious but it is only so No 53 No 61 Dally Dally WEST BOUND to a person who has not correctly analyzed the look of age Wrinkles Lv Louisville 630pm 745am 7 25pm S40nm may be the most obvious thing Wst Point 8 01pm 917am Brandenburg about it but they are not the main 8 80pm 043am Irvlngton 0 69 p m 10 28a m Stephensport thing What makes anyone look 933pm lOOum Cloerport old is first the change the decline of so much more than 9 54pm 11 16 a m means Hawesvlllo 10 18 p m 11 40 a m Lewlsport all tho cHief modelings of tho face 10 69 pm 12 22 am vou imagine -- serious and Owensboro 1145 pm 108pm tho falling of tho cheoks the heavi- ¬ fatal diseases result from1 Ar Spotsvllle 12 10 o m 1 30 p m Henderson ness or the scragginess of the trifling ailments neglected No 64 No 62 throat the settling of the flesh about Daily Dally east bound Dont olav with Natures mouth The pain that is given the 7 20am 255pm Lv Henderson in removing wrinkles increases all greatest gilt health 7 43am 316pm bpottttvllle this and is likely to count more 8 80 am 4 00pm Owensboro Ifvouaiefeellne out of sorts weak Lewlsport 913am 4t5pm than the ameliorative process Cleo9 37am 469pm and generally exHawesvlllo 10 05 am 5 21pm hausted nervous Clovcrport patra says in tho play that she is 45 p m 10 28 a m have no appetite Stephensport wrinkled and Shakespeare was prob11 05 a m o 30 p m and cant work Irvlngton 11 31 a m 6 68 p m begin at oncetak Brandenburg ably a good judge of beauty She 12 05 p m 7 35 a m ine the most relia- West Point to his mind kept hers and her you th ble strengthening Ar Louisville 100pm 830am medicinewhichis fulness because she was so vital so Bit Browns Iron ters A few bot- well so alive that her face had the For further information address ties cure benefit H C Mobdue A G P A general contours of youth Women comes from the very first dose it Louisville Ky or on the wrong road when they do are wont stain your WLMilis tteth and Its anything painful to make them look Owrnsboro Ky pleasant to take young Free Medical Aid Dyspepsia Kidney and Liver M Felix Faure has decided that Neuralgia Troubles all tho state and other domestics at - tHK Constipation Bad Blood the Elyseo and their families are to Line Through Malaria Nervous ailments receive medical assistance gratis Womens complaints says the London Daily News Tho Between tnooHlcso Get only the trcnulne It has crossed red cost is to be paid out of his own f Cincinnati Lexington Louis lines on the wrapper All others are sub- purso All the ushers and other stitutes On receipt of two sc stamps i e ville Evansville St Louis will send set of Ten Beautiful Worlds servants employed there by tho Fair Views and book free And the cities of MD BROWN CHEMICAL CO BALTIMORE state havo been nearly thirty years Mont- ¬ Nashville Memphis at the Elysee They havo been kept on longer than they might gomery Mobile andjftew BEST IN QUALITY HOST IN QUANTITY have been because it would bo so Orleans difficult to find men so fit for their dismissed places They cannot be AND SPEED 0NBIVALED before a certain number of years service has given them a right to a pension Since Influenza visited Cars Tho Proposed Conforonco The Atlanta Constitution thinks that Paris in 1889 they havo often suffered from that Illness and being whatever tho final result of tho bime¬ old had ofton to seek medical as tallic movement in Europe may be the y JacksonFOR 20 YEiftS As their salaries are not agitation of the matter should have sistance Mnslod all WORM Fzomcrtlos tho effect of stimulating the efforts of ville points high they thought this was hard the free coinago mon of tho United EVERY BOTTLE 6UARANm I and so also thinks the president States It is tho agitation over hero soib am imrrooisTs a rrrparrd tir M Faure- has named Capt Bouchez that has caused renewed hope In Franco niciuiiDsov auciMt co st jo is onncctioDs are made Bt Guthrie and tWSMNgSWSWfr S Germany and if the rosponse of to look after them and to be their and NaahvUe for oil points the people a those nations to the hope ¬ Bnro Prompt Focltln spokesman Cure for Impotence ful enthusiasm displayed here should loss East South and West Seminal of Minhood Substantial Glory causo bimctallists in tho United States In Pullman Palace Cars Emissions Spermatorrhea to relax their energies a distinct set Nervousness Stlf Distrust The most substantial glory of a back will bo given to the movement loss of Memory Ac Will -- MIGRANTS STWiSSTS Vlaar makeuouaBTIiONO country is in its virtuous great men Pries 100 0 out Man liia road will receive special low rates Its True Friends S 00 Boxes Fisher Ames rates Special Directions Mailed See agents of this company for Mon llko Bland favor silver by In They fVoat Mix routes c or wrie to voting for with each Box Addnts it talking Ihm muds party cannot hold the gold dorsingthat is the ofit and we will felUrlSBQVUalBHt CPAtmobeGPT A only way oiaage men Thj it and it Exchanffi and the tx bOf Louisville B8I0LU0MAVII vr MO 8T LOUIS 1Mftt aiix AtlauU Constitution it r resolution Of tho aims of the bimotalists he The great aim of bimctallists says is to mitigate and remove tho evil arising from the constant fluctuations and growing divergence in tho relative value of gold and silver and tho fact that tho house of commons has unani-¬ mously passed a resolution embodying the above statement of opinion is one tho significance of which it is impos ¬ sible to exaggerate It is an actual visible and tangible result of tho change of opinion in tho house of com mons Bimetallism is in tho air it is everywhere discussed the feeling that thoro is something very wrong somo where which can bo redressed is growing Tho textile districts of Lan- ¬ cashire Cheshire Yorkshire and Der- ¬ byshire aro getting soro and Impatient The Textile Operatives association of these districts has subscribed 500 to tho funds of tho Uimotalic league There used to be an old saying in po- ¬ litical circles that what Lancashire thinks first the rest of the country thinks soon after and Lancashire has already begun to ask the reason why Seven directors of the Bank of Eng land ho says are favorable to tho One of the best bimetallic cause known of them Mr Lidderdale has of lato taken an active part iniho work of tho league and has supported it on public platforms Tho league too numbers well known bankers among its vico presidents Bimetallism in fact in England is merely a question of time but unfortunately in this case every moment of delay is of the most serious importance Of tho proposed conference ho says The next conference that is called should bo called to settle the details of an international monetary agreement the main principles of which should have been agreed upon before The chancellor of tho exchequer says that he will be no party to altering the cur- ¬ rency of this country but England can do much toward an international bi ¬ metallic agreement and her people can still maintain tho barbaric custom of carrying golden sovereigns in their trousers pockets If England would open the mints of India to the free coinago of silver if England would consent to put into use the powers which sho already posses by act of keeping one fifth of her reserve in sil- ¬ ver sho would do perhaps as much as any other nation toward rehabilitating silver and could do it at once and without infringing upon any of the conditions laid down by the chancellor of the oxchequer India absorbs silver as the sand absorbs water the open mints of India did as much for silver as the bimetallic ratio of tho Latin union If Prance Germany and the United States could agree upon some basis upon which to reopen their mints to silver and upon which England would agree to open tho mints of India and keep one fifth of her reserves fa silver bimetallism would be estab- ¬ lished all tho world over on an abs6 lutoly secure basis and an arrange ment could be speedily arrived at with- ¬ out in any way affecting the preju dices and ignorances of tho British people It is a most remarkable fact and ono to which sufficient attention has notbeen called that Mr Gladstones government in 1881 made o very similar proposal and offered if tho mints of the Latin Union were reopened to sil ¬ ver to keep ono flfth of the bank reserves of the Bank of England in silver which can bo done by law at the pres-¬ ent moment Surely wo havo here tho basis of an equitable arrangement Personally I would much rather Bee England become frankly and openly bimetallic with absoluto freo coinage of gold and silver at the international ratio but recognizing tho obstinacy of the English character and the fact that England has been on a gold standard since 1810 and tho frightful consequences which will follow from do lay I believe that if England wero to make the Important concession which I have mentioned tho bimetallic system would be established and obtain all over the world England included great charitable undertakingsrested on him He did a vast amount of good by promoting legislation which protected IA3HV1UE women and children in factories and coal mines But he also remembered to ROUTE OF THE orm all sorts of little kindnesses to ndividuals and never dfd ho omit an CHICAGO and act of courtesy Not long 1eforo his death Miss Cobbe NASHVILLE 1 n iir had an interviow with him in his THB ONLY Btudy Tho conversation had fallen wlti on tho woes and wrongs of the poor Pullman Newest and Finost Say Coached girls and poorer women of London Sleepers and Dining Oars which ho had learned by personal in vestigation among the slums of the PttOM THtr great city Overcome by his emotions JTeBtlbalod-Train-Borrloe ¬ Lord Shaftesbury tho philanthro ¬ pist used to repeat chuckling with amusement tho speech of an old beg gar woman to whom ho had refused alms As ho walked away from tho importunate beggar sho called after You withered specimen of by him gone philanthropy Miss Cobbe in her Life remarks that his lordships Philanthropy unlikethat of some other noted philanthropists was never scantily kind to those immediately around him while very benevolent to those afar off He exhibited an enthusiasm for hu manity on the largest scale A scoro of llillanthroplat HANBERYrBELLs of Christian and adj¬ oining conBtiPfli Office City Hall building Court Square HOPKINSVILLE KY AiV Praoticela the Courts The javmr rHHlJr ESj ts iinkIine EVUWlLIEff W S WITHERS 7OT05DBY WUVmilQ TqThe AT LAW OlSce over Piasters Bank North HOPKINSVILLE KY FEAHK RIYES pwoijBY-p-iiTra- r IlMITED Hopkinsville tf Ky OFfiCEEOver Planters Bank Andrew Seargeni M D PHYSICIAN AndSUHGEON Fifth and Main streets Citr Court Boom -TELEPHONE NO 5 OFFICE ho said When I feel age creeping on me and know I must soon die I hope it is not wrong to say it but I cannot bear to leave the world with all the misery SOUTH oppoalt CTO Terre Haute Indianapolis H H Painter Done in it CHICAGO Milwaukee AND Skerritt and Paper 5Hanger Tho old philanthropist found so much pleasure in doing good that even the joys of Heaven were less attractive to him than the work of mitigating tho sorrows of earth It required no moral effort for him to do good He dd it not as a duty but because he loved it Colonial nouses In Pennsylvania Bucks county is full of old colonial mansions which still stand as monu- ¬ St Paul ALL WOBK wlthNeatness fcndDlspatch and at Low Alt POINT8 IN THE est Prices SHOP 8th street next to D B Beard tW office Hopkinsville Ky NORTH AND NORTHWEST S L Kodoebs Mr F P Jeffries Southern Passenger Agf Chattanooga Tenn DR PRESTONiTHOMAS D SURGEON PHYSICIAN J2F0ffice over Bank HopkinsvilipJ General Passenger Agt Evansvillo Terre Haute R R Evanpville Tnd ments of tho stirring times of long ago and as mute testimonials to tho careful JOHN ECHOIS building of our forefathers In upper j Receivers ST JOHN BOYLE Wakefield says the Philadelphia Record is still standing tho mansion first occupied by Samuel Morriek and built by him in 1774 This mansion which THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE rests upon the southern slope of a small TO as Jericho Hill formed hillock known tho headquarters of Gen Greeuo in Louisville JEvansville December 1770 and from this spot ho began his march with tho army against tho Hessians at Trenton on the AND ALL POINTS memorablo Christmas day of that year Across two fields to tho west from the Merrick mansion is tho Keith house cewuh Noos where Washington had his headquar 14 to December 25 ters from December TO and over Jericho hill to tho north is tho old Chapman residence where Gen Memphis Vicksburg Now Orlenns AND ALL POINTS Knox and Alexander Hamilton wero quartered during tho same period Bo Bides the Keith house Washington had his headquarters in three other dwell ings in tho county the Harris house Limited Trains and Perfect Service Newtown the Barclay houso Morris Connecting at Memphis with through trains villo and the Moland houso near Harts to all points in ville on tho Neshaminy creek In the latter house Lafayette first reported for duty in the continental army and and all Information under its roof first took his seat at the Rates Tickets application to your will be nearest furnished ou oouncil board ticket nent HOPKINSVILLEOFFICE IIOUBS Day and Nihti KY Junius Offiice over C McDavitt DENTIST Kellys Jewelry Store HOPKINSVILLE - - - Ky DomcouKT W C Cincinnati A D Shook SHOOK DORIGOURT LEADING SOUTH E3iTaEE3S f Grainers and Office on House Sign and Decorative f Paper Hangers f Ninth Street opposite Galther Wests Tobacco Warehouse HoDklusville Ky Hole Henderson Arkansas and Texas In Poor Health Entirely new and first class in all respects Excellent Sample Room and service unequaled in thd city On Double Car Line C P L P Kleidebeb Proprietor - Kv Henderson FIRST NATIONAL BARBER SHOI W W GRAY PROP S NINTH ST NE All MAIN SHAVING 10 SHAMPOO ING 25 HAIR CUTTING 25cents Nothing but first class work and a done in latest fashion SXf SATISFACTION GUABANTEED WHEN YOU O oOTo G LOUISVILLE Have your Photograph made ftt itters WYBRAHTS JNEW STUDIO No 580 Fourth Avenup It Cures N U- U Louisville Ky Trunk rrf The Main Street FURNITURE Dealer A Comploto and Beautiful Stock on Iiantl all at M LOWEST Cash FIGURES VERMIFUGE ar whites msm Pullman Palace for Atlanta Savanah Macon Bed room Suits 10 in Florida and up A Solid Oah Suit foM r JiA orh 475 W N DUGKER FUNERAL DIRECTOR tt C LI Kjg uWMflt A The annual meeting of the Ken tuck Educational Association will 1ia liflld At Lexington Tnlv 1 2 and NUUH1I WB1AY AM TRIBAY MORAWS8- - Prof C H Dietrich of this city win uonver me principal nuuress oi tho first evening on the subject CHAS M MEACPiAM Secondary Schools for Kural districts The railroads have agreed to IHtSORIPTION 2 A YEAB W ADVANCE give a one fare rate and the hotels will V Lbal reading notices SOcenM per line The Looaltf 6 cents per line each Insertion also reduce thfcir usual charges Htea for standing jiaVertiaements furnished meeting is expected to bo largely atAn application tended and a successful one in all OKFIUB 312 SO0TH MAIN STREET respects HOPKINSVILLE KENTUOKIAN Sentttcltiatu a r t man imrm JJojiitiiMiflUle The Only Great and thoroughly re ¬ liable building up medicine nerve tonic vitaiizer and vs Mens Boys aM w 500 iifs Clothing VOL Blood X w Spe--ii- a Purifier today HOODS There nevei was a timewheii money would eo further the way of buying Clothing Our childrens combination suits with z pairpants cap ana a wnistie tnrown in tor 4n Before the people and which stands preeminently above all other medicines is t v ia ht fc i fc ru- J fV M ft m I rt lil Istr r A Hopkinsvilles tobacco warehouses to announce Wo are authorized are overflowing with tobacco from JVDOK JOHN PHELrs the is not only the best but handsomest 6ombination as a candidate for Circuit Court Judge in this sections that never before shipped to Our black and grey Mens suits at town district subject to the action of tho Demo this market Some of tho warehouse cratic party Election November 5 1895 firms are preparing to build larger We are authorized to announce It has won its hold upon the houses or make temporary additions to JUDGE THOMAS P COOK hearts of the people by its take care of the sudden influx of new of Calloway county as a candidate for Judge own absolute intrinsic merit V shipments Tho indications now are j of the Circuit Court of this district subject to nvA srnmiers and it is onlv a matter rof time Jail It is not what we say but tho action of the Democratic partr Hopkinsville will sell 5000 that when thev will be ffone and we cannot replace tfcheimv what Sarsaparilla hogsheads from now territory this Tliav plnflips vmi buv oi us admits vou to the first nlace everv a ws xs ww does that tells the story f k tf The Eepublican victory in Dela- ¬ year where They are right up to date and of artistic make and shape Our fall has so ware won by bribery last new assortment or Spring buits is a marvel or oeauty style ana ex far amounted to nothing The gov- ¬ Judge Thompson of Louisville has queer ideas of what is justifiable cellence The material is of- the highest quality and the ernor has died and a Democratic Even when all other prepar- ¬ speaker of the senate has succeeded homicide It is not surprisincr that workmanship is guaranteed the veryt best The Low ations and prescriptions fail him and the friends of Addicks who Gordon should have been released for Price power can go no further with meritorious 1 was taken with a pain in my right put up the money prevented the killing Brown but tho murder of his rnn down into my limbs side which merchandise than the low prices we have and my ankles swelled and broke out election of a senator to succeed Hig wife while she was pleading for her placed on our goods this season in running sores in seven different gins Tha legislature adjourned life was not cjustifiabloeven from the places Since I havo used Hoods Sar Thursday without an election four sentimental standpoint of unwritten BapariUa tho sores hare healed and I friends of Addicks refusing to the law have gained fifteen pounds in weight Jast to vote for any other Republican Josib Harris Prestonburg Ky There is much speculation as to Henry A Dupont Rep received 15 how Judge Jackson voted on the invotes one short of enough and after He japeauer watson aiso acting govern- come tax decision last Friday Hnnrlc D1TcU tastoless mild effeo 11UUU tivo AH druggists 25c or declared the assembly adjourned has returned to Nashville and the de M C Swinford won tho Democrat- ¬ the Republican speaker of the house cision of the full court on this ques BALFOUR ON BIMETALLISM tion involving 35000000 annually to rang to that side It is all on the side ic nomination for representative in arose and declared Dupont elected of free silver coinage at tho old ratio The Consorvntlvo Leader Mulies an Able Harrison county This was to furnish a basis for a con- ¬ tho government will be announced Flea for tho Double Standard without waiting for any other counRight Uon A J Balfour conservaDcnt Tobacco Sit or Smoke Your test and the matter wiil go to the next Monday J try for if Mexico can prosper by go- tive leader in the house of commons Life way courts which hove already decided is1 no doubt that made a strong speech in favor of a Is tho truthful startling tltloof a book about that a state failing to elect must go The Funeral Directors Association ing it alone there meeting of tho at a the United States would flourish as double standard league late the Mansion habit cure that harmlessup guaranteed tobacco nlcotlnlzed nerves braces the Bimetallic unrepresented at The Republicans of Kentucky has decided that the eliminates the nicotine poison makes weak undertaker and embalmer shall here never before Evansvillo Courier house in London men gain strength vigor and manhood You claim that Gov Watson ceased to bo Ho said that the boliof in bimetal ¬ run no physical no flnanclal risk as guaranK O Hard wick under a a senator when ho became acting after be known as a morticianAn Eclipse aiay 80th lism was growing not only in London tee is sold by money refunded Book free to cure or undertakers are expected to governor and that 15 votes were a On tho evening of May 20th there but throughout the oivilizcd world AddreSa Sterling Ren y Co New York or Chicago fall in line and govern themselves ac- ¬ majority of the total of 30 or 29 withwill be an entertainment at Hollands Ono great change was noticeable It cordingly was seldom now asserted that bimetal NOTICE out Watson opera house which will eclipse any- ¬ lism was intrinsically impossible TJnlted I want every man and woman In tho Whisky and Perhaps tho 39 counties of Ken- ¬ thing in brilliancy in interest in Formerly a bimotallist was regarded States Interested Inofthe Opium on these dis ray books habits to have one If silver was restored to its place as tucky as a dangorous Economists that furnish tho Democratic novelty and in tho sweetest art over who placed value faddist lessons of ex-¬ eases382 Address B M bewoolley Atlanta Ga sent 70a free Box on tho and ono will money the demand would be in majorities in state elections may send which the muses presided music perience had before them the irre More than creased 100 per cent a message of some sort to that June There will not bo an uninteresting futable fact that while tho Latin one half of tho silver produced since convention when they meet at Owens- - number on tho long program which nations maintained tho bimetallic systho discovery of America is in use as will consist of solos and duets by tho tem the par of exchange of gold and POSITIONS GUARANTEED boro to morrow silver was preserved for tho whole while the demand for gold money very best voices and recitations by world despite wars industrial revo ¬ under reasonable conditions io not say it free 120 be done 50 per cent Can any would fall off those who have mastered the power lutions and discovery of tho precious cannotcatalogue until you send for PRACTI ¬ AT DJIAVQ llONH pago Addicks Death and the Democrats of expression CAL 1W81NE8S COLLEGE and School of by words one be ieve that such an increase of metals Some persons admitted that Shorthand together left the Delaware Republi- ¬ The music will be the very essence monometallism in a large portion of NASHVILLE Typewriting and Telegraphy WALLIS TKNN demand for the one and decreased cans little or nothing of their politi- and quintessence of tho science of the werld had depreciated prices and 4 WEEKS by Draughons method of teach- GROCERY ing book keeping Is equal to Ji WEEKS by demand for the other would not at The fruits of bribery harmony There will be special put a bound on imports Thus for in- old method cal victory once rastoro the parity at 16 to 1 pieces for the cornet and violin with stance Great Britain brought from It expends more money in the interest of its MERRITTS Old STAND turned to ashes in their mouths the busi piano accompaniment The mandolin India and other countries wheat at a Employment Department than halfas tuition when tho demand would be equalized ness colleges In the south take in strongly endorsed by Hankers Merchants W A PPool A H Goodwin Is it not preposterous to suppose that The knowing ones at Washington and guitar club of about twenty man- ¬ price below its legitimate value and ft is practical book keepers all over the United dolins and guitars flute and violon- those persons figured that this was an and States Reasonable rates of-- tuition Cheap could be prevented by a greatly this board Open to both say the income tax law will be knock- cello will appear several times with advantage to the consumers and there- year representing SOsexes 600 students past States and Territories increased product of silver which ed clear out by Judge Jacksons vote well arranged selections from tho best fore benefited the mass of tho com It has also prepared books for munity could almost not augment tho supoperas that this HOMK STTJJDY POOL and that the decision may be expect- ¬ has beenRemember time under club for sorrfe the Mr Balfour declared however that sent on 60 days triah When you write explain ply of silver more than 3 per cent in he was convinced that nobody in the your wants Address J FDbaqhon Prest ed Monday careful supervision of Prof Charles Denvmd increased any one year Nashville Tenn whose mastery of music is complete city was so foolish as to suppose that Keep the best and freshest stock 100 per cent supply 3 per cent the interests of Great Britain bene Secretary Carlisle opened his cam his whole life has oeen spent in the of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be Could the increased supply prevent paign of offensive partnership at study of music in all of its branches fited generally by an unlimited fall REPORT OF THE CONDITION in prices found in the city uuder such renowned musicians as city men not that any largo body of OF THE- the immediate rise in tho price of Covington on the 21st inst was so unscrupulous as to Signor Tomasso Mr Louis Falk B3F Country Produce handled he American Philadelphia silver deiro that tho debts owned by foreign a id Signor Cpsare Vajisi Tho Mexican Boomerang Opposite Phoenix Hotel nations snouia ue Bank The Prof will perform some high mqnted by a change inartincially ofaug First Free coinage of silver will put us Indications point to a good attendthe valuo the Main street class solos on the mandolin with pia ance at tho convention to be held hero on a par with Mexico is one of the no acconiDanient There will also be currency in which they were paid Another argument was that the bank HopMnsville Wednesday to nominate a Democrat- stock arguments of the goldites or duets and trios on tho mandolin and ing supremacy of London would be HOPKINSVILLE KY at the close of business ic candidate for railroad commission- at least of that portion of them who guitar by the best in the club This threatened by a currency change but er There aro thirty niue counties in do not know that Mexico has never is positivelr the only entertainment no monometallist was ever able to ex of the kind ever given at the opera plain RESOURCES tho district and tho total delegate been so prosperous as during tho past house at last there is something don ashow Ho contended that Lontho FOR HATCHING three years when all gold countries new it will be two hours most de- ¬ world would financial center of the Loans and discounts 8050011 representation is 277 Every county gain rather than lose Lverdrafts secured ond unsecured 102410 will be represented by delegates or have been passing through a finan- lightfully spent We know that the by anything placing the currency of U S Bonds to secure circulation 1600000 FROM dogoOO Premiums on U S Bonds people of Hopkinsville will not let tho world on a sounder basis proxies and it is quite likely that tho cial crisis Stocks securities etc 8340103 Pure Bred Light Brahma and Buff Tho third argument was very absurd Banking house furniture and fix- The Courier has frequently point such an opportunity pass unimproved attendance will be large if not full This was that a change would depreci Otherhires estato and mortcaces 300000 Leghorn real Tho Purchaso counties will send a ed out that Mexicos silver basis has Mr Jacob Newland who lives near ate gold and therefore persons having owned 200000 G large representation in the interest of not retarded its growth or abated its Lancaster Ky has secured seed deposits in banks payable in gold Due from National Banks not Re 161426 serve Agents prosperity and among other circum- ¬ from some successful grower and will would withdraw them instantiy The Due from State banks and bankers 880517 HoDkinsvjlle Ky the contending candidates from that reserve agents 2015463 product Both change threatened thus to cause such Due from approvedcash items Checks and other section Nearly if not all the candi- stantial evidences of its satisfactory try to raiso coffee as a havo 65528 Missouri and Texas cultivated a commeroial crisis as the world Had Notes of other National Banks 810000 dates for state offices will bo here and condition we recently cited tho fact the same plant with great success never seen This argument was sup Fractnl currency nickels and cents 46981 Lawful for the first time in the history of by Mr Gladstone and Sir Wil ¬ pecle Money reserved In bank viz ported Owensboro will be more Democratic that Lessons given in Oil and China Fainting 246000 1746000 liam Vernon Hurcourt Though a Legal tender notes l5oooX I tnan usual next Wednesday Drawing in Charcoal Crayon Pastel etc The tho republic Mexicos Treasury State of onio City of Toledo as fund panic was probably unreasonable Heuemptfon of with U S Treas- Luoas Countx urer 5 circulation greater portion of tho delegates will showed a surplus last year notwith- ¬ there appeared to him no grounds to Due from U S Treasurer other thanr 72000 Lesson Hours trom 0 to 12 A M J Cheney makes oath that 5 redemption fund be hero Tuesday night when all tho standing that two dollars of Mexican heFrank senior partner of the firm of suppose that the peoplo would do any ¬ 260 CHINA FIRED is the thing so inordinatelj silly as to with ¬ Those line rested invited to call Total figurin and triggorin will be done money had to bo paid for every one F- J Cheney 190288 80 Co doing business 9-- STUDIO at Residence South Main St dollar duo in gold interest to tho in the City of Toledo County and draw their deposits because the worlds LIABILITIES Owensboro Messenger currency was going to bo put on a Capital stock paid in 0100000 State aforesaid and that said firm stable basis which except in particu ¬ public debt 218818 urJluA fundV Ions The enemies of constitutional monWhile Mexico with gold exchange will pay tho sum of ONE HUNDRED lar international transactions they Undivided prollts V exDensea and C tnxea intil 3501 68 DOLLARS for each aud every case would novor discover and except for National bank notes ey will stake their hope of setting up one hundred per cent aboyo par 1440000 of Catarrh that cannot be cured by its slow effect on the great movements Duo to other Nationaloutstanding Banks b81i tho golden calf in tho south on the landed a surplus in the Treasury last tho use of Halls Catabrh Core Dividends unpaid 78000 of commerce would have no effect on Individual deposits subject to check 10505881 result of the sound money powwow year tho United States Treasury FRANK J CHENEY private individual convenience Total Sworn to bofore me and subscribed 416028880 ti 23rd iust which with gold exchange at par fell 15 at Memphis on the The fourth and strongest argument State of Kentucky county 0f Christian ss OOlco over Bank of Ilopkinsvlllp in my prese ce this Gth day of De was let well enough alone But bi I Thoj promises to be mostly sound Aurif 000000 short Long Cashitr of the above- Hours SrfmPzn 22 3iand2 to 4 pm cember A D 188U motalHsts asked was it well enough nanieil bank do solemnly swear that ths Our New York special this morning orous insects from Carlisle down wil Is People talked of tho excellence of tho above statementbelieftruo to tho best of my knowledge and AWGLEASON bo there to paw tho air and plead for gives some additional testimony from STXi Tiios j Notary Public British system but they find although Subscribed and sworn W Long Cashier j tho gold standard obtained in tho poor down trodden poverty a very high authority MY- W M to before mo this 13th dny uf Way Jw Halld Catarrh Cure is taken inter- Great Britain that silver is correct uiif u HAtTur Krliv Not Tub stricken bankers and money lenders ioul President of the Mexican Na Hong blood tho currency of Kong and acts directly upon UEO U LONCi who are scared out of their wits at tional Railroad in support of the nallymucous surfaces of thetho Jko Mu yon Directors system and the Straits Settlements while in and J W Downeu the popular uprising for a return to position that free coinage of silver Send for testimonials free India debts are paid in something has been the making of Mexico Mr CO Toledo O which is neither silver nor gold but tho money of tho constitution F J CHENEY the strangest product of monometallic SSTSold by Druggists 75c Roul declares that the use of the ingenuity the world has ever seen and ¬ stiver dollar has stimulatqd Judge J E Robbins has consentevery inas arbitrary as any forced paper cur- ¬ Your Physical Ooadition rency and as expensive as any metallic ed to accept the Democratic nomina- ¬ dustry and there is continued move ¬ aBMBMHBmBflSSJSfiarrr Needs attention at this time If you currency tho world has over heard of tion for representative from Graves ment of prosperity in the country are tired weak and nervous it is clear a standard varying according to tho county if it bo tendered him without He also makes a happy point against that your blood is impure and with- arbitrary will of tho finance mlnistor Ray Gordon is a bay horse 16 a contest J udge Robbins is one ol another of the stock arguments of out doubt there has been too much of India Thl3 triple system wrfs man ¬ baud high 7 years old by Gordon tho ablest and best men in tho the goldites He says Thcichargo over work or strain on brain and ifestly ridiculous Some alteration of the beat brd sou of Onward Will The course of treatment for rnnko the season at my farm one mile made in some American papers that body condition is plain and simple this system was imperatively required Purchase Graves would and SrTHflHHl such a to If Britons would fioiith of towu on the Palmyra pike cents worth of silver cannot bo The blood must first be purified so largo thoy would turn thotho world at be fortunate in having him to repre sixty find case much no toll to farm at 20 to insure sent the county in tho next legislature legislated into 1 of coined money that the nervous system and in fact Btronger To consider homo interests Oiir splendid young Jack Day riiare with foal Season begins April comes with poor grace from those all tho organs will bo fed upon pure alone in framing a currency while Star will make the present season on 1 HOLLAND Britain connected with Tho Louisville Posts latest revised who actually legislated away forty blood Intelligent peoplo without Greatcountries wasevery olbraraercialfor ¬ the LooUs t Grove farm near tho Hopkin8vilejKy by tie number have testified that tho best eign threat is to run an entire state ticket per cent of tho silver dollar or to blood purifier nervo tonic and was a violation of the common sense of Watkina farm The Square postoffice ofgoldbug Democrats if the Juno put it in another formfroin those who strength imparting medicine is Hoods every praotioal business man When at 10 to insure mare with foal Miss SiiRio TCWfmu ofreendcr Nervousness loss of th country depended for its very Money due when mare proves to be son visited friends hofe this wtjek convention should reaffirm tho Dem ¬ legislated tho gold dollar to a- value Sarsaparilla sleep and general debility all vanish bread on foreign nations and if it wore in foal or ia transferred Day ocratic doctrine of free coinage This of 140 Miss Loiitia Faiigh isTisiting Star ia when Hooq Sarsaparilla is persist cut off could not live a day and would y bo borne in mind argument which ently taken a in a word health and have ruin staring It in the face it jvas av black jack with white points is 15J friends in Earlington au The Mexican comesit must the height of folly to attempt isolation hands high and four yeara old from a jpapor supporting a free silver some of the goldites havo rolied upon- happiness follow after taking Hoods Major WooldrwteS has returned respecting tlj ciirrjncj nwdlum from a trip tqKwATille champiou for governor W B M A with bo much confidence ia a booma- - Sarsaparilla ANNOUNCEMENTS 250 z Sarsaparilla Hoods in Hoods Cures 11 ii WH Get HOODS MAMMOTH CLOTHING SHOE 00 Peas Beans Up-to-da- te FACTS Potatoes Dried Fruits Canned Goods 4 COOP I I - national - M Ky MAY 7 1895 Mrs J K ant r J IL Dabney E ANDER80N PhvsiciansHsSupii RAY GORDON V 3 rh tv MASON G I 4 as r K WfcrV tit r49nftf rjs--- are WcrcSECM if John Cameron one of the bet nown men about Cincinnati did t his home Friday from the excessive NOTHING BUT NEWS YOVHD JKTHIS o ua uigureuoa a rom ipv yuuuuo COLUMN UJmoron tew to 90 pound oked 50 and 75 cigarettes a day A Condensed Aoeesae t the latest Bap of Waco Miss Frances Mams Innings Tiely old for llaay Readers Ky whose derangwnent over Bancti- acation MM uon nereioioro noiea was adiudd insane last weok and 4aken to tho Lexington asylum Col J H Powell of Henderson announces that he will not bo a can ¬ didate for re election as common ¬ wealths attorney Ijffgr 1 Covington grand iurv has ad Tho journed without an indictment against I Highest Honors World Awarded DXj Fair Here is a partial List of the t During services at Bee9h Grovo church Owen county Mrs Jno Keith diedtoddenly under peculiar circum Mrs Annie Harrod the staiflflf woman preacher had been conduct- ing a meeting for three weeks and the docoased nad been a deeply inter¬ ested attendant On Saturday she announced to the congregation that she was sanctified On Sunday night at the beginning of the services while tho lady was reading the text the assemblage was startled by an outcry and upon locking around found that Mrs Jn6 Keith had fallen from her seat dead The lady preacher went to the side of the prostrate woman laid the body out closed her dyuMvoyes had the corpse taken lioinFand resumed religious services fiftiO CREAM GOODS Bicycles f WECARRY IN STOCK sHr it ugines Threshers Stackers Binders owers mnviao Owensboro 160 senator uoeoei i J tax levy is 125 and Hendersons PERSONAL GOSSIP BAKING wDIR MOST PERFECT MADE pure Grape Cream of Tartar PovVder Frei orri Ammonia Aluin or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD i i wagom o JT L H P ft K UPhcetons jtRoad Carts Marrows Steam Fitting Goods Rubber Hose Belting Majestic Steel Ranges V lt Sash Doors v ni Mouldings Brackets Shingles Mantles Grates CemenFJI Lime Fire Bfick m m 4- Hardware Cultivators Drills 1 0 Tincaurl fill j Glass Putty i Fertilizers- ciations pastors church members and missionary societies are called upon to contribute systematically for the advancement of the Gospel not less than one ionth of their incomes the committee on Tithing by which the state conventions district asso at Washington adopted a report Tha Southern Baptist convention of i r En At Lexington Bert Hall a grocery and saloon keeper returned home un expectedly The result was he shot Amongthose who will leave for the and killed after a fierce struggle Owensboro convention to night are Jas Baird bis clerk and cousin who Dr J D Clardy Judge T J Mor- ¬ was in his wifes room He charges row J C Buckner F W Buckner his wife with criminal intimacy with and Chas M Meacham All good Baird V Democrats are delegates Ex Governor Ira J Chfisor of In Mrs Otfio Anderson of Hopkins diana died suddenly in Lubec Me ville who was tho beautiful Miss Saturday where he was preaching Emma Kate Berry of Uniontown Gov Chase was a Republican and a will with her little daughter spend Christian preacher who filled outthe June with her parents in- the latter unexpired term of Gov Hovey who city Morganlield Sun died in 1891 He was 49 years old fMr Herschel Porter after a short All the presidential post offices in visit to this city and Pembroke went Kentucky with the exception of to Louisville Friday and will start Georgetown Carlisle and London South with full samples this week are now in the hands of Democrats MajJohn Phelps went to Eddy The Republican incumbent at Georgeville last week to look after his race town wnl stay in till December for judge He was much pleased Two of Wesley Rows children with his reception in Lyon played with powder near Salyersville Mr and Mrs Riley Ely who have Ky Friday afternoon An explosion occurred and one of the little ones been boarding at Dr Hills have was fatally injured The other suffer gone to housekeeping in one of Forbes cottages ed the loss of both eyes The administrator of John Fox a Dr J C McDavitt spent several brakeman of the Louisville and Nash ¬ days of last week at Allensville visit ville railroad who was killed at Kow ing his wifes relatives lancij Ky secured a judgment Mrs Geo H Major has returned N Kailroad compa- agSflEstuno u LOCALS from a visit of two weeks to relatives ny for 510000 damages in Paducah Seneca Hazelton United States Co Minister to Venezuela is said to have Mr David Cansler of Cerillos been summoned to Washington on New Mexico is visiting relatives in on account of charges of drunkenness the city in made against him and he will not Mr C H Bush was in Clarksvillo i return to Caracas issueSaturday on professional business Mrs Jas Price of Rush Ky is in Notice Mr Cbas L Nourse has returned jai iHWi ABhland -- charged with the d mureferof an adopted from college at Louisville All persons holding claims against child Mr Price will probably be Miss Virie Courtney is visiting rel- the estate of Jas M Clark decl are arrested for complicity hereby notified to present the same to atives in Mortons Gap me properly proven according to law Dr Whitsitt a member of the faculty for several years past has been Mr W E Graves is spending a by Juno 3 1895 Geo C Lono Admr elected president of the Southern few days in Louisville Theological Seminary to succeed the late Dr Broadus Tho Christian Endeavorers of this We Are city have arranged to hold Union The Oldham county Agricultural prayer meetings the two Sundays fffffiffimrir Advertising and Horticultural society will hold its fifth annual meeting August 28 precedingofour state convention with the view uniting JEyle fc and 30 at Lagrange This is about a rich blessing on their prayers for the biggest fruit show Kentucky Ijas among tho local the state meeting The old reliable Furniture dealers and endeavorers of the undertaker Up stairs in Henry block Yoder Jewell eldest son of Judge coming event The first meeting was Hopkinsville Ky of the J R Jewelldrowned Lexington police neia at the Jipisconal church on And bo Grover has gone a Ashing in the Kentucky last Sunday evening at 630 o clock court was And weve heard from old Japan river at Lillards lauding eight miles Shes giving China a licking LoUisvillo will entertain something But were still at the same old stand from Versailles in the neighborhood qf 1500 dele ¬ If vou doubt it come and see for this gates during the Christian Endeavor There were 7747 murders in yourselveb And examine our shop country last year and only 112 execu in May made furniture and be astonished at tions Is it any wonder that there is DKATJUS he low prices we are elli ng it for a growing contempt for law Peoria IS Herald Thomas Butler one cf the L N DrD A Amoss has been nomina directors died at his home in New ted for the legislature in Caldwell York Friday county by the Democrats There George Atkinson the father of Co were three candidates before the pri Messrs J B and G C Atkinson of mary ISarlington died at his home in Mul Mr Henry C Watkins of Owens- ¬ lica Hill N J on the 6th inst of WHISKEY boro was married May 4 to xMiss Zena paralysis aged 81 years isoften used as medicine in which Hughes at Sacramento Cal The case tho purity of tho article is of the bride formerly lived at Versailles Ky Prof Donnells Closing Ooncort greatest importance I V Harper Mr W N Haldemau tho grand Beverly Kt May 11 The clos ¬ is a Kentucky distiller of national old man of the Courier Journal has ing exercises of Prof Donnells reputation The product of his Dis subscribed 5000 to the Y M C A tjllory is shipped direct to tho retail proposed new building at Louisville school will bo held at Liberty church trade it passes through no middle night May 16 An ad A bold miscreant at Bowling Thursdayfee of 25 cents will be mans hands to be mixed colored missiou Green is creating a sensation by en- charged the proceeds of the enter ¬ and watered Consumers therefore tering houses and clipping off por- tainments to bo used on the school have the assurance that I W Har tions of womens night robes buildings The merits of the concert pers Whiskey is sold in its Rabsolute by his Agents W Long The McCracken county Democratic given by Prof Donnells school are purity Hopkinsville Ky jeamittee called a primary election too well known to need comment mor August 8 to nominate a candidate Thoy are heartily enjoyable from be¬ ginning to end This term closes his foe tho legislature year at Boverly during which Owensb jros new telephone cqm third the school has been gradually Do you want a high grade 1805 pattern pneu time pany will reuco rates to 30 for improving until now the superintend matic Safety Bicycle at mfgra price Vou a can get business houses and- 18 for resi ent pronounces it one of the best fetailers for almost hatf prlcoAll wheel which sell at 8500 mauhinea are dences for one year They schools in the county outside of Hop- ¬ guaranteed particulars aaurcss sell like hot a or calces B F Hopgood shot and perhaps kinsville X H Z 1 O Box SL2Louisville Ky fatally wounded Tom Douglas at Morganlield in a row over a dog JAS D HEALEY Jr TOM P MAJOR Mrs Riley Endy throw herself un Co Late of Givens Headloy Tenn der a moving train in Hardiu county Iiate of Clarksvillo She was instantly killed Wm Moore aged 2i fell into a stream in Muhlenberg county while fishing and Avas drowned 9- young negro woman died at Lraitpville tho victim of excessive ft cigarette smoking Thitty illicit stills have been jaided CO iu Perry and Pike counties bjg A1 battle was fought 1025 A Garrard county farmer will ex- periment with a crop of coffee which he has phVated rC 9 ¬ ¬ ¬ v the West Mrs Withers is troubled with asthma and they will visit Tex asNew Mexico Colorado and other localities to try to find a climate suitable for her malady They will be gone for a month or more Mr Bates Wall who visited this city last week went to Louisville Friday to arrange a line of samples preparatory to returning to his home in TeinpleTexas Mr Wall is rep- ¬ resenting The Swann Abraham Hat Co and has been assigned territory in Texas day with his mother for a trip to Mr Wm S Withers will leave -to- ¬ -Major Tohaoco t Warehouse Saddlery- oeeds Plows Double bhovels Harness - Blacksmithing 3f ft J I raint brushes r Paints Valrnishes Tobacco Jlhas Barb Wired Staples Nails Horse shoeing Repairing Etc Etc The attention of the farmers of Christian and adjoining counties is called to the card of the Major Tobacco Warehouse Louisville Ky which appears in this issue The proprietors of this popular Main street warehouse are M r Tom P Major late of Clarksville and Mr Jas D Headloy Jr late of Givens Co Louisville Hoadley Mr Major is well known through- ¬ out this tobacco district having been actively engaged in the warehouse business in Clarksville for nineteen years and to say that he is fully acquainted with all the details of warehouse business and qualified in every respect to look after the best interest of his customers is putting it very mildly They all know Tom Major Mr Mas D Headfey Jr has been in the warehouse business for sixteen years with the firm of Givens Head Co and is thoroughly up in ley tobacco He is not only a good bur ley tobacco man but one of tho best dark tobacco men in that city Tho business new firm commenced early in the year and their receipts and sales already compare most favorably with many of the oldest houses in that city and are in excess of some of them The Major Tobacco Warehouse does a strictly warehouse business and the interest of the farmer is always carefully looked after in all its transactions Tom P Co are strictly reliable in Major every respect and any of the weed consigned to them will receive their personal attention and satisfaction is guaranteed Hereafter their sales will appear in our tobacco sales column weekly and should be care- ¬ fully read by those interested ROCK SALT FOR YOUR CATTLE AND TO FREEZE YOUR CREAM Sash Doors and Blinds Full stock bought before the advance and sold accordingly Screen Doors and Windows Made to fit any opening Leave orders tor sizes A car load of Steel Roofing just received This 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 Forbes h Bro ew Spring Goods We have opened for inspection our complete assortments of new Spring 6roods Never be- ¬ fore have we been able to offer so many induce- ¬ ments in either style variety or price SPECIAL Herndon Oarter are headquarters woo Sec their ad his Bran New Patterns That cannot be found at any other house in the city Dont wait for the Spring rush See our goods and get prices eight-year-ol- Renshaw Open 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 We Carpets Only those makes which Eeliable Maes we can guarantee are allowed in our stock Any pattern you select will be first class Mil Tobacco Fenilizor at Winfree Bros 130 per 100 lbs Gruarancebd C v LATHAM W vSl i r l i vie W FORWARD MARCH Is the Only Motto in Business This is Fully Illustrated in Our For Sale Bicycles ING STOCK or any body else over offered before Styles strictly the latest and assortment tho largest of any house in tho city 750 for pure wool Black Clay Worsted Wc Have Better Goods for Less Money than we 3VEajor A Suits m Sacks and Frocks other merchants are getting 1000 for them 500 for all wool Black Cheviot worth B750 50c for splendid Stripe Cotton iu J t rj Pants Straw Hats from 10c to 300 Best lino of Overalls the city TOM P MAJOR Proprs West Main Street NO LOUISVILLE - KY ismJfcj--- Cox Boulware 01 J A riwtp i ijytotj hJW jMjtiittki IMTOWWJWM ww111 4 pw1 TTWW r -ESSHEZH v v- a i MBfc 6 A WOMANS MUSEUM Tke Lataat Ifotad Xadles HOPKXTSVILXE KENTUCKIAN -- j i cJ j n T1TI M May 10 1895 JOHH K Progressive Paris IIrto Demanded Muggins had it back again again and again was it thrown away but every time it was brought Movement on Foot in back At last the two compromised utes Mrs a Bnlldlng Wa i rV the lurpoe What Will rut Into tt SoolalliU to the Support advocates eroinff ters ol womens ahead at rapid ued Notnontent with formulat ing a long list of their rights and prerogatives which is now before the Chamber of deputies they want to follow in the footsteps of their sis- irhts are French in the United States and create in the city of Paris a museum a sort of a womans building such as was built for the first time at the worlds Columbian exposition in Chicago r t At a recent meeting of the League Jor Woman Eights in the presence of forty delegates the president of one of the most important feminine groups of France Mine Griess Traut proposed that the different groups present should sot to work and study the organization of a womans museum in Paris A separate building or a special sec rtion of one of the important edifices at are the property of the city of Paris ought in this ladys opinion jbe set aside for a museum or homo of feminine evolution In a conversation with a repre- ¬ sentative of the Now York World fehe explained that her idea consisted in having a sort of chronological de- ¬ pot in which would be placed all the archives of interest to woman con- ¬ sidered from a sociological point of view These archives would be made to contain the annals traditions laws decrees customs etc vhich have ruled and which govern woman at the present day The newspapers and periodicals of all countries and in all languages that are specially devoted to woman would be included in the depot The articles contributions speeches pronounced by men who have been in favor of the feminist movement would also have a place in the museum and many other very in- ¬ teresting documents of all descriptions would be added to these Mme Griess Traut formulated a petition which in due course is to be addressed to the municipal coun- ¬ cil of Paris and in which space will be demanded in one of the citys buildings or in which a small build- ¬ ing will be asked for so as to enable a start to be made without delay This petition will be signed by Mmes Potonie Pierre Maria Martin Maria Pognon Cheliga Levy Vin ¬ cent Oilier Coutant and other lead- ¬ ers of feminine groups The forty members present decided to support the motion of Mme Griess Traut main just outside the back door by the side of the stop Thero it stayed all day until evening when it was iound out why Mrs Muggins oo jected to having it thrown away The father had- been home only a few minutes when Mrs Mug ¬ gins walked proudly into the sit ting room with her head aloft and the big rat dangling from her mouth She went up to tho man and laid the rat at his feet looked up in his face and waited to bo caressed and praised After she received tho de sired attention she allowed the rat to bo carried away and cared noth- ¬ ing more about it Now tho rats that are caught are always allowed to remain near the house until all the family have seen them Cincinnati Tribune THE SKjri QE ANIMALS i notwithstanding the observations of one lady present who insisted that they had nothing to place in the museum It has been suggested that at this early stage a library would bo more fitted for the requirements of the feminists Pictures and objects of art will have no place in the museum for lady artists have for years past expositions of their own in Paris The feminine museum will not be a feast for the eyes and consequently will at the outset be unworthy the name of museum But as a library it will no doubt be interesting However it is more than probable that the municipal council of Paris will allow the women the space they require if it does not concede them a special building The members of the municipal council are almost all socialists and the socialists are the great supporters of the feminine movement in both the council and the chamber of deputies SMARTEST OF CATS Mrs Muggins Kills Rats dust for the Glory There Is in It A family living out in the suburbs thinks it possesses the smartest cat in the country The father of the family after long hours of office work has the habit when he gets home in the evening of walking the As soon as he bo floor for exercise gies his walk Mrs Muggins falls into line behind him and with head erect and tail waving in graceful curves marches up and down and back and forth through the room only varying the proceedings once in awhile by rolling over on her back as the man runs round and plays with her with his foot When the walk is over and Mrs Muggins sees her master start for his big rocking chair she makes one bound settles herself in the chair before he can get there and with a countenance that Bpeaks as plainly as words looks up at him and says Did you ever get left Mrs Muggins is a very good mouscr and occasionally she will catch agreat big rat out in thebarn 01 this feat she is always very proud and invariably brings the rat after it is dead to the house where every member of the family must see it and praise and pet her lor being such a good bravecat mi first time this occurred ono of the members of tho family took tho rat on a Poovei ana inrew it over tne bock1 fence but in a yry fewmlo to a peculiar genus that has bony plates on the under sido as well as on tho up- ¬ per side of tho body This is a distin guishing mark of tho tribe such alliga tors as are known clsewhero in tho world being thus armored only on their back The armor plates of tbe alliga ¬ tor are of true bone tho same sort of bono as that of tho animals skeleton If you will examine tho skin on tho back of your hand you will find that it is corrugated and broken up with fino lines in buch a way that you can easily imagino its texturo transformed by exaggeration into scales Now you havo only to gaze upon an armadillo in or-¬ der to see such a modification of tho skin In Africa is found a yet more curious animal called the manis ma crura which is the most scaly of all scaly beasts From the tip of his nose to tho end of a very long tail it is clad in big horny scales that overlap ono another When alarmed it curls itself up into a tight little ball and tho scales being quite sharp it is pretty safo against attack In this caso also tho scales aro only modified skin It is worth mentioning by the way that tho mania macrura possesses a greater number of vertebrae than any other mam ¬ mal Mr Lucas will show in the same case with tho jacari and tho armadillo a scheltopusic This is a lizard from Sicily Tbe casual observer would take it for a snake its legs being rudimen tary and concealed beneath its skin Tho entire body of the reptile is covered with little plates of bone As in tho case of tho alligator above de scribed the bony platos of the lizard are merely modified skin Tho samo is true of tho very remarkable box fish1 of the West Indies which is clad in a complete armor of six sided plates of bone which are fastened to tho skull and to the bases of tho dorsal and anal fins An odd point about tills fish is that it cannot bend its body at all tho vertebrae save only tiireo or four near the tail being fused together Thus the backbone is a solid rod Tho scales of the armadillo are of bone covered with horn tho bone and the horn corresponding respectively to tho true skin and the epidermis of a human being or other animal Bony plates and spines are modifications of tho true skin while horn is modified epidermis Human beings sometimes develop horns but they aro abnormal growths Another queer fish that will bo shown in connection with this exhibit is tho globe fish which is found in waters off tho coast of South Carolina It is clad in an armor of interlocked spines which aro made to stand erect at tho will of the animal thus render ¬ ing the latter an unattractive morsel to swallow In a world like this where every living creature is tho prey and food of others animals aro often obliged to put on coats of mail if they In Some It la a Dfeuilre Armor Made of Ilorn and Done Osteologist Lucas of the National museum is preparing a new exhibit which Is designed to show tho various modifications of tho skin of animals To begin with says the Washington Star there will bo a queer Bort of alli- ¬ gator from South America called tho jacari It is quite different from any alligator of North America belonging know hits do truf hes a tellin yer an better done como dls day to tho Lawd When yo go to make a little jant on do railroad train yo cant go in do white foks waitin room in do cyar Bjied an yo cant go in de white foks cyar on do train yo dono gotter go in do placo fo do black foks In dp schools yo cant run up ngin dem whito foks yo puis allcrs stay wid lo cullud peoples an a heap sight better com pny dey is toot Yo cant eben go to do white fonts chueh to hear de word ob do Lawd ob us all onless yo set in de spesheral seats fo do cullud foks voico very loud and sing song here but when we git a roady for to lace up dem a golen shoes an to tie on dem er white wings -- bress do Lawdl an to cross ober datribber Jordan an go thu them a pearly gates into Canaan up there we wont find no black foks waitin room Do gospel trainU take us right into de presence of tho great white frone An de black man shall bo derc and de yoller man shall bo dere an an de red man an an do blue man An bl6w yo de trum-¬ pet all aroun about do camp I Ono of tho later novelties in umbrel ¬ las is a form that con bo carried in on ordinary gripsack and adjusted to a great variety of needs For instance it can bo hitched to a bioyclo in six dif ¬ ferent positions In gcnoral essentials it corresponds to a carriage top Tho handles are made in two or three seo tions and largely of aluminum So pop ¬ ular has tho devico become a largo fac tory now employs several hundred hands turning It out in a great variety Some years ago an attempt was made by an ingenious American to introduco a neat little umbrella that could bo fit- ¬ ted either to tho hat or the shoulders leaving tho hands entirely free for work It was expected that it would be wel-¬ comed in tho tropics and that it might even solve tho great problem of render ¬ ing white labor possible in competition with black in tropical regipns while it was obviously just tho thing to savo marching soldiers from sunstroke But this ingenious invention somehow did not take and another fortune thus remains ungarnered yo jes An Wow ye de trumpet all aroun about de camp What is you niggahs good fo anyhow down in dia vale ob tcahs Yo aint no count in doper sidcrashun ob do white folcSjonless its do votin time in de city I An breddcrn takln in de sistern don yo know dat down on do yearth yo aint got no holt nowhar longsidb ob do whito oks Yo hyear a po olo niggah now an yo W GVHKBLIR Booikcepe Mllite TUTTim i i i Wll JJUJUUl 1 LJjJj 5 WAREHOUSEMEN COMMISSION MERCHANTS m and GRAIN DEALERS ulZMjjB MmS Z rT iimuu musjuhwiu m srn imkmi FJWC Miun ywmy Jptrtto Wk HI Fixe Proof Russellville and Railroad Streets Llboral Advances on Consignments WaefcLO-use- Up W Hopkinsville Kentucky All Tobacco Sont Us Covered by Insurance IKAMBHCWTMlCOWMtSIICUKIS T R HANCOCK R O WILCOX ABSOLUTELY PURE THE OLD RELIABLE T R HANC0CK- SWEET CAPORAL CIGARETTE lias tteod ths Tost ot Tlma MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHER BIOKxW 0OR5MAIN Tobacco Warehousemen CO II I II II 11 Kl li T JR mvM JAS WEST BRANDS COMBINED AMD FRONT STREETS A Remarkable Book It mercilessly scourges the money changera In the Temple of thd Bepnbllc New York ReodrderJ Store and Commission Merchants HANCOCK Liberal Advances on Tobacco Salesman n NAT GAITHER r - GAITHER fBBBBHHn9BHBB Jf WEST HANTS TOBACCO bbm99v9HR a J K9 fcC ilBBIlMI n SEVENTY TWO ILLUSTRATIONS And Proprietors PLANTERS Warehouse HOPKINSVILLE ERAGSDADE KY Isabookof ICO pages printed on lino heavy paper and bound In white enameled cover W containing RE COOPER And Is belnir read br Governors Statesmen and most of the prominent men of the coun- ¬ try It should bo In the hands of every voter in the Tnlted States it is the ciuty 01 every business man in Kentucky to read this book Ho will find himself entertained while doing so anu richly rewarded in the ena Tiiero is nothing dry about It a3 is usually with books on this subject Symptoms of Sorofula For the purpose of introducing th Is book t I could not sleep nights although its readers in Its most attractive form THE KENTUCKIAN has selected THE 50 CENT I would eret very sleepy durinpr the Printed on flno heavy paperEDITION white bound In enameled cover printed In two colors and daytime I began taking Hoods will mail It postpaid to any address or deliver Pills and have never had anything to It at Us Counter for 80 cents most Remember that do me as much good I believe that form in which this Is theprintedhandsome In paper I hey will entirely cure me My son covers it win this book is RAGSDALE COOPER 111 GO ij m IIIIIqu WardiUE HOPKINSVILLE Special attention to sampling and sellicp tobacco Liberal acRlffl ce ¬ ments made on consignments Our charges for selling Tobacco will remain F250 No commission has had symptoms of scrofula and Hoods Sarsaparilla has done him a COST ONLY SO GENTS great deal of good Mrs Ella Mor- Twenty Cents Less Than The Publishers Price Evtr body Ought to Keud It gan 417 West 6th St Newport Ky Hoods Pills cure all liver ills A AA AJLJLfl D3staTolIslxed WOMANS WAY would survive Mr Lucas will make fur and feath ¬ ers a part of tho exhibit Feathers and hair are the same thing dif ferently modified of course A stuffed and fretful porcupine will illustrate the fact that mammals as well as birds havo quills This is true of several species of mammals notably the European hedgehog which is a dis ¬ agreeable creature to hnndlo without gloves Awhile ago thero were a couple of porcupines in tho zoological collection in tho rear of tho Smith ¬ sonian institution One of thom assailed an attendant and Btuck about thirty of its quills into his legs Ho tho at¬ tendant not the porcupine told a writer for the Star that tho quills came out of the porcupino much more easily than they came out of his leg She Stood Up in the Car for Her BWfnTri inr ttbbmbI Little Son WCAVtAI 0 WUL MARKS jW That the ways of women nre passing COPYRIGHTS trange was again proved byan In ¬ For a CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT opinion write to cident on a Main street car tho prompt answer and an honest nearly fifty years IUUNN 4 CO who bare bad experience tho patent other evening A gentleman rose tions strictlyIn confidential business Communica- ¬ A Unmlbook of In concerning Patents and how to obto offer his seat to a lady who had formation sent freo Alto a catalogue of mechan ¬ ¬ tain them free just entered with her little boy ical and sclentlQo books sontMann Co receive Patents taken through special notlco In and Seeing the seat vacant sho sent the thus are broughtthe HclontincAmerlcntiwith ¬ widely before the public out cost to the inventor This splendid paper boy to occupy it while sho clung to Issned weekly elegantly Illustrated has by liar tho largest work In a strap She was evidently very world circulation of any scientificsent freo tho S3 a year Bamplo copies Building Edition monthly t2M a year Single tired and would have enjoyed a seat copies it 5 cents Every number contains beauIn colors and but preferred to caro for her son housesplates plans enabling photographsshow new tiful of M F SHRYER T 0 JBANBERY with to the first Presently a lady left tho car latest designs andNKW YOItKbuildersBtiOADWAT bocuto contracts Address CO MUNN 301 and the one standing took her seat was a serving maid Next to her with a pretty baby on her lap The lady asked permission to hold It and the request being granted sho Props cooed and talked and played with Regular Graduate and Registered Physician tho child for a half hour utterly ob af- ¬ U 8 Formerly Railroad Street Between Tenth and Eleventh liviousof her own boys jealous cries terwardsAssistnnt SurgeonSinArmy Navylater Post Surgeon U and Servico two British and frantic qfforts to attract atten- ¬ Burgeon experienceMarine Physician with Hot jE2C years as at Springs Ark will welcome the sick and aftion flicted at Ills Olllce where consultation with one of the iloat Successful Doctors ot the Careful attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned to presanf age is cordially invited All will MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL us Liberal advances on tobacco in store Good quarters for teams receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed in every case and teamHlers All tobacco insured unless otherwise instructed ENDORSE undertaken Dr Matthew Henry Kollock TreatB Siiccesoiully All Chronioand Long J B ALLEN Jenl Agt ELECTROPOISE L E DADD BooK keeper 0 T WAREIELDSupt Standing Diseases rikiiBi W 1 1869 y i BR HI k 00 Tobacco Commission Merchants CENTRAL WAREHOUSE Dr Matthew Henry Kollock PEOPLES WAREHOUSE HANBERY SHRYER p3sins7 Ilie 237 Rev John Rodgers Danville Ky It is a mystery to me almost a miracle Bronchitis Dyspepsia 1 11 Asthma treated by latest hospital methods On Co Oct Union Tobacco Warehouse COMMERCE Blood and Skin ease Dis- ¬ 13 Eczoma and HITER STS T Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising Rev Z Meek CattlesburgKy from an impure state of the blood promptly and completely I have used tho Electropoise for system restoring eradicated forovcr from the health and purity five years and find it invaluable as a TCidney Sores Fimnles Scofula Tumors r3 Clarksville a Tennessee i0 UNION HOUSE curative agent cscciuliy is it effica- ¬ cious in cases of feeble women and delicate ehildeen Rev Robert Barrett Louisville Bap- ¬ Weakback frequent and burning urlno dls cases of the bladder of both nexes promptly and safely cured will recelvo special and careful T treatment for all their many aliments and TJrmary orlion Jjlllltli3 Liberal advance made on Con- ¬ signments Free Storage to Planters Correspondence - Private Diseases -- 0T tion from business Prompt and Careful Attention to All Business Entrusted to Us hated y Jn tho Now York Tribune Electropoise cured after all other Colorfd Treachers Description of tbe tions Impotency Melancholy Dizziness JjOHH Trip to tho L uil or Promise remedies failed of ncrg and Confidence thu dreadful cfTotU Straying into a darky church in tho of Karly Vice which brings Organic Weaknemi low country of Georgia says a writer Rev W W Bruce Houstonville Ky unfitting one for biilneMtiidy or enjoyment I happened which is a of life EXHOrSTIN DOWN IN GEORGIA tist Seminary Nervous Debility Kr SAMUEL HODGSON OLARKSVILLE TENN w J Lt i I j up ijYdw w iji upon a real exhortin very different affair from an everyday Rev Geo Means Covington Ky A toothless meetin white haired old preacher had reached the red hot In one night tho Electropoise re- ¬ stage of his discose singing and swaying ho was shouting out a protest lieved brain congestion and vertigo against do trials ob do present life breddorn and picturing with lusty roars the contrasting joys ob de life We could fill this paper with simi- ¬ lie used his text which ebberlastin seemed to have nothing in common with lar reports but think this sufficient his romarks to fill up tho waste places to interest you on the subject of ringing it in whenever ho ended one Electropoiso rented four thought and before ho started on the health Vn lift f nfmAr1 f1nnlnn f rkVftlV for lb nonths to us0 ltlon tho same principle that a swears or whistles to WEBB stuttering man DUBOIS launch himself successfully upon a sen Aveaue LoukvillSf Xj 609 fourth titmu Electropoise cured opium habit trt fttf I with navts falling hucc cmh On examinaUwi thaurinnry dfcpoMM a ropy cili ment will often tw found and mimutlniurt email particle of albumen will appear or thu coior will be of n thin inllklsli lino nunm changing to a dark and turbid aripcariictf There are innuv men who die of fill ullllculty Ignorant of the caiiMc which li tlO Dccoml stago of Seminal Wcokncifu lliu doctor will guarantioaperfcctcurtfinall mieli ctmvtlflnd a healthy re turatbn of tho gcnltutturinary organs WK1TK your troubles if living jiwoy from tlin oltv Vnll pun linmirixl nt 1iirw Iv pondenco Absolute secrecy Jn all yirotenA Biumii ucuiuiki uiiu uiuuicinu sent secure from observation Testimonials of patient are never published Bank references to my responsibility cheerfully given Addrew Manufacturer and Importer of de- 1 1 ITALIAN flirooie MARBLE G RANITE j 1 I m JT iJ in SCOTCH SWEDE and the most JUABTJUJkCJN MONUMENTS TABLETS and STATUARY xm Dr Kollock 613 Ghurch Street MMhvllte Tmb After 40 years experience we feel confident that orders entrusted to U8 wjll be executed in a skillful ana wtistio manner I m m jt MR F M WHITLOW Is our BolieifoVfor wort ts None but ihe best material used A ASj ih ijiTWjw in iba I 1 JVMay 10 1895 Orlculn Court DlrwtwT JWwt HOPKINSYXLLJE ct i i i KENtUOKlAN HEADQUARTERS ROSES BULBS mmm Wefkajfln t Monday in Doember weeks Wnt Monday in term weeks first Monaay in August term May fieaondWonday in April term OAltoWAi three wki ra Mondar n August term twoweeks ueooad Monday in November term tltice weeks two two expression neither mouth nor tongue Sho is fully aware of her tuieotrre lights and inclined to assert them weeks flr Mostlay in Sptler Rowery Kingdom I Wll Gov- - Sleuth Haa to Think Twlco But three and the moral support afforded by w weeks Rttled erood Iut Htt It tho pooond Tlmo her family gives her an assurance Ifourtk Monday Ja rebraary Ohbisti ri ermBlxw Ices Arst Monday in June term Which tho husband often finds ex ¬ u Menday in September Altojlileiit ef IM5gblfrU of recall four wejc Tho Mysterious Disappearance of Twoator tremely inconvenient Mthod aiiAjManli4erln Juotlee r term we s Twa fondy in Jrntrj--tr- a lairoMonaifin term rcHiNEsrfflwB smjsmmM sigtaoity a i WWi wavwwIAi wir Wll N Lrlyrtf lighters Hat PLANTS and SEEDS six Oee SmbRb1h peer Very Dollars 4 jt ftttaoKi n In Gold - ret JJtul- Stroke 111 Hoc Sway J TRY OUR UNRIVALED SETS CHUVERRD ATYPUR rOST OFFICII tRKVAlDi CATALOQUI3 OP 130 PAGES PKBB TO AUOUR TRY JNO BE HISSED WE QUMHTEE SflTlSFKIlQN SPEED OF DUCKS AND GEESE 5v 50c TRIAL SETS fioi S term two Dr Kollock In Nashville The attention of the reader 1b especially called to tho card of Dr Mathow Henry Kollock which is in another column The Dootorlsa native of Norfolk Va 184 of a prominent Southern family of Savannah 6a He is quoted as a standard authority by the page 185 Encyclopotdla Britannica the largest and most important work In th world being In in 25 volumes each tho size of a large church Bible ne is noted as the discoverer of tho active principle of golsemi nuraVjfttBpecIfic for neuralgia of the face and womMtjhe Doctor has been all over the worlJrjmd has made many cures especially at Dot prlngsArk given up byotherphysl Persons who sympathize with the aWicted will rejoice with the D E Carr of 1235 Harrison Btreet Kansas City Ho is an old sufferer from in- ¬ flammatory rheumatism but has not hertofore been troubled in this climate Last winter ho went up into Wisconsin and in consequence has It came upon had another attack he me again very acute and severe Mv joints swelled and be said came inflamed sore to touch or almost look to look at Upon the urgent request of my mother in law I tried Chamberlains Pain Balm to ro duce the swelling and ease the pain and to my agreeable surprise it did both I have used three fifty cent bottles and believe it to be tho finest thing for rheumatism pains and swellings extant For sale by R 0 Hardwick Hopkinsville Ed R Bo- gard Lafayette druggists Italy spends every year 14000000 lire on her army and navy Twenty five lire equal 5 m m m A lady of at Tooleys La was very sick with bilious colic when M C Tisler a prominent merchant of the town gave her a bottle of Chamber ¬ lains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy He says she was well in forty minutes after taking tho first dose For sale by E C Hardwick Hopkinsville Ed E Bogard Lafayette The estimated cost of both sides of of ihp great cival war in this country wasSil5CK000000 cough Chamber ¬ lains Cough Eemedy is excellent By using it freely the disease is deprived of all dangerous consequences There is no danger in giving tho remedy to babies as it contains no thing injurious 25 and 50 cent bot tles lqr8a by it U Harawick Mop- kinsnlpkEd E Boprard Lafayette For whooping The home life of the Chinese said William Russell of Shanghai appaarsjo be little understood out sidojttio limits of the Flowery kinpj dopi Tho most powerful institu- ¬ tion in China is tho family Tho most remarkablo attribute of the family is its ability to exercise ju- ¬ dicial powers upon its members If a Chinaman commits a minor of- ¬ fense tho law as we term it takes no cognizance of the case The fam ¬ ily takes upon itself the punishment of the offender by flogging or im ¬ prisonment and tho compensation of tho injured party It is only in tho graver offenses such as murder that tho culprit is handed over to ju ¬ dicial authority The ability of tho Chinese family to sustain its feudal prerogative is owing to its being part and parcel of tho land itself There are no land- ¬ lords in China Tho land is the property of the state and the occu- ¬ piers pay a small tax to the former for the use of it This tax must be paid whether the land is cultivated or not no family iherefore makes itself responsible for more land than its members can care for The state further reserves the right where the occupiers do not do justice to their holdings to dispossess them and relet it This land tax ranges from twelve to forty cents per acre and the average size of each holding is nine acres Apart from this glebe each family has the inalienable right to two acres of land which is strict- ¬ ly entailed upon the family and furnishes tho site of tho homestead The members of the family who in trying their luck in tho adjacent cities fail to mako a success have al ¬ ways the ancestral homo to fall back upon and the accompanying farm to work on and live by A poor law is unkuown in China and failure is not to be found in the lexicon of the laboring class Another point which younger nations might incorporate in their code is tho respect paid to tho aged in China The old people are assigned the best rooms in the family home and are not in any way looked upon as worn out or un- ¬ desirable relations Such condi ¬ tions have obtained for hundreds of years and suggest tho thought that wanting as the Chinese have of late been found in the fighting arena as home rulers they can give points to tho remainder of the universe Chicago Journal morning everything was apparently as he liad left it but the gold was gone from his teeth and there were aching voids where it had been When Hiram Noodlehead went to sleep ri- tho night of March 10 he had twenty dollars worth of gold inl Ht InAh nnttO iYtn IMAUMnntn OlntV When he awoke on the Journal following morning which was Mori day there was no gold in his teeth Mr Noodlehead occupied a room in a leading- - Lincoln hotel and beforq retiring had bolted the door secure ly and bad seen that the window andtranspm were fastened In the What a Prominenet Insurance Man Says The army of Bolivia cost the people H M Blosom senior member of of that impoverished country Sl800 H M Blossom Co 217 N 8d St 300 a year Nearly every one requires a tonic blood medicine in the spring There is nothing so erood as Foleys 50c Sarsapanlla For sale by E Hard- ¬ wick A Household Necessity No family should be without Foleys Diarrhoea and Colic Cure Perfectly safe and will give instant relief Price 25 and 50c For sale by E C Hardwick m Austria spends every year 15 000000 florins on the army Twelve norms equal So St Louis writes I had been left with a very distressing cough the result of influenza which nothing seemed to relieve until I took Ballards Hore houndSyrup One bottle complete ly cured me I sent one bottle to ray sister who had a severe cough and she experienced immediate relief I always recommend this syrup to my friends Jqhn Cranston 908 Hampshire street Quincy Ills writes I have found Ballards HorehoundSyrup su- Ijerior to any other cough medicine I ever known It never disappoints Price 50c Free trial bottles at E C Hardwicks drug store Mr Noodlehead didnt worry so much over tho loss of the gold but he is a man who detests mysteries and he knew that ho could not sleep until he knew who had robbed him and how ho had been robbed Con- ¬ sequently he sent for Old Swaybaeky tho great Lincoln detective who happened to bo with mo when he was telephoned for Together wo went to Mr Noodleheads room where the circumstances wore explained to usl urn bwayoacit examined the room carefully and I saw by the knitting of his brows that ho was puzzled When he had concluded his examina- ¬ tion he threw himself in a chair and studied while Mr Noodlehead and I stood in a corner admiring him and thinking what a wonderful man he was Suddenly he raised his head and said Mr Noodlehead are you a somnambulist No I never walked in my sleep in my life That destroys one theory 1 thought perhaps you had got up in your sleep and removed tho gold Nobody from your teeth yourself entered this room while you slept that Id swear to Ahal The great detective uttered this exclamation as his eyes fell upon a medicine bottle upon tho washstand He seized the bottlo eagerly applied it to his nostrils and smiled in a way that told us the mystery was solved You are afflicted with that tired feeling Mr Noodlehead Yes and I have been taking medi cine for it I took a dose before I went to sleep last night Old Swayback poured a few drops of tho medicine on a link of his gold watch chain and the link immediThis medicine ately dissolved said tho great detective will dis- ¬ solve any mineral and ruin the human stomach yet men are fools enough to take it even when it melts tho gold in their teeth Now aside from my profession as a detective I am agent for Dr Swinkums Elixir of Goose Eggs which will ro lieve that tired feeling build up the system remove distress after eat ingj it is purely vegetable and has The Ducks Made Sixty Six and Two Thirds Mllec an Hour Of all the migratory birds the American wild pigeon and black duck are well up toward the front as Regards long and rapid flight The speed of tho pigeons can only be es- ¬ timated while that of tho ducks can Mbo established by observation Some years ago the writer and a scientific friend measured off on the shore of a largo western river a line exactly three miles long and each took a station at opposite ends of the line JThe object was to note by means of preconcerted signals the time a flock of wild ducks took In passing up or down the river near the sta tions During three hours on the morn- ¬ ing of a bright October day observations were noted of the times of pass ing the stations of nine different flocks Upon comparing watches it was found that the average time was two minutes and forty two seconds thus showing the speed per hour to be sixty six and two thirds miles or one mile in fifty four seconds As showing how uniform was their flight a difference was found of only fivo seconds between the greatest and tho least intervals of time As numerous flocks of wild geese were daily flying in the same neighborhood observations were also taken to test their hourly speed Two points twenty nine and one third miles apart were selected both of which were connected by telegraph We succeeded in identifying four out of seven flocks which passed over both places during tho four days we were on tho watch The mean hourly speed was found to be a fraction over fifty four miles The wild gooso has been long supposed to be tho swiftest of all water fowl but this experiment shows that he is far be ¬ hind the wild duck N Y World t A 11 vSotK Bet V Kt M SctK get get Sot J Srt O 11 10 Suporb ETerbloomlng Hoses 10 Boris 10 Trlze Cliryj anthemuras In 10 ort lOBMt Geraniums 10 choicest colors 10 New MamniotU Verbenas 10 colors 10 Sweetest Carnations ercrbloomlnir 10 sorts 10 Ncw Heliotropes most fragrant 10 sorts OUR etLtCTION OF SORTS 10 Kt Set h Set M Sei N O 1 45lhYEAR ID Gladiolus Including Uhilds 10 colors O Best GripoTlne Sorts all different colors 4 ACRES 4Seloct Sorts French Cannasbest bloomers UNDER 10 Vines and Creepers for lorchoe Baskets 0 Ferns and Mosses for Ferneries CLASS lO FollaK Plants brightest hardiest Choice Flewer Seeds select 15 rackets H Fine Graceful Palms strong Address NANZ k NEUNERf Uiilsville Kv Hard Shrubs leading sorts 10 varieties lUllh THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT 9 15 OBfc mw iJHw mur Sh Sfe sm springs A SMB M BUB A DAWSON Hopkins Couaty KENTUCKY These celebrated chalybeate and salts springs are situated Immediately upon the Chcsa- peaice Ohio and Southwestern R 11 liss miles west of Louisville Ky and 68 miles east of 1aducah K THEAKOADIA HOUSE Is new and neatlv furnished with of entertaining 800 persons The owners of the hotel are also owners of the Springs and the lests of theArca- dla House havo FREE ACOKSS to the SDrlnits without extra chareo Invalids should reraem- ber that the months of June and July oiler many advantages to persons visiting the Springs The dry and liquid salts are manufactured n these Springs For pamphlets etc apply to N JI nOLEMAN CO Proprietors W T formerly with Alexander Grant Propr B E T Grant B Baldwin I Clerks ARLINGTON HOTEL BEASONONBLE CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN RATES STREET LOUISVILLE HOT AND COLD BATHS KY 1895 BAR 1845 BARBER SHOP Insure in the Old Eeliable MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE AMZI DODD President 1895 CO OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY NO MONEY IN THEM Sculptors Cant Sell Their Busts of TION Popular Frenchmen THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED The portrait of M Felix Faure Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired president of France has just been Louisville Ky CO State Agents 5 12 West Main street commenced by Bonnat the celebrated K W SMITH painter and as this is a semi official Local Agents CALLTS WALLACE work there is no doubjt of the artist HOPKINVILLE KENTUCKY being fully compensated for it Such is not the case however with tho many painters and modelers in marble or clay who at each change in the French presidency have made many pictures or busts of the now chief executive or of other promi- ¬ ee nent men on the ready sale of which they have built their hopes of for- ¬ 6528300330 Total Assets January 1st 13796431663 Paid Polly Holders since organization G72888G75 Surplus Former N Y Standard 800000000 Losses paid in Kentucky over After second year GUARANTEED CASH SURRENDER VALUES on life and endowment policies INCONTESTIBLE on assignable policies In case of lapse no OASII LOANS made FORFEITURE policy Is continued In force FOR FULL AMOUNT by the reservoorif pre- ¬ ferred to tho purchase of a paid up pollcv No restrictions as to RESIDENCE or OCCUPA- ¬ Lhery And Sale tune Mr Noodlehead at onco purchased one thousand bottles IN Why thirteen ingredients THE HAREM Wf MUte is very hot but when diluted it is a Ballards Snow Liniment warm friend indeed to those suffer iug from bowel complaints It never This Liniment is different in comfails 25 and 50c For sale by E C position from any other linimemt on Hardwick tho market It is a scientific dscovery The Spanish army costs 142000 which results in it being tho most Twenty five penetrating Liniment ever known 000 pesetas a year pesetas equal 85 Tueroaro numerous white imitations which may bo recommended because Have you eyer noticed how your ther pay the seller a greater profit system seems to crave special assist- Beware of these and demand Ballards ance in the spring Just the help re Snow Liniment It positively cures quired is given by Hoods Sarsapa- ¬ Rheumatism Neuralgia Sprains nlla Bruises Wounds Cuts Sciatic and Inflammatory Rheumatism Burns Sore Feet Contracted will bo interested in Scalds Evorybody what is said about Olivo Branch in Muscles Stiff Joints Old Sores Pain another column It costs only SI a in Back Barb Wire Cuts Sorb chest or throat and is especially bonoficial th in Paralysis Free trial bottlo at R C Hardwicks Is estimateb that tho worlds cannon has cost the worlds tax dayers The average annual cost of main a little over 10000000 taining a man in the American navy is 1500 In the British navy it is Sl055 Important to Invalid ladios Dr Kilmor I think your wonder A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man ful Olive Branch the best remedy for Are you bilious constipated or female complaints I ever tried In placoof a perfect wreck that I former- ¬ troubled with jaundice sick headache ly was I now weight 152 pounds and bad tasto in mouth foul breath coat- ¬ am able to do all my work for flvQ in ed tongue dyspepsia indigestion tho family wtfshinr and all hot dry skin pain in bacl and be ¬ Mrs Annie Williams tween tho shoulders chills and fever High Field Washington Co Md etc If you have any of these symptoms your liver is olit of order and sale by E C Hardwick your blood is slowly being poisoned because your blood does not act prop 1JWW erly Herbiuo will euro any disorder Have Sou Had the Grip of the liver stomach or bowels It If you have you probably- - need a has no eounl as a liver medicine reliable medicine like Foleys Honey Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at and tar to heal your lungs and stop RC Hardwicks drug storo the racking cough incidental to this disease For sale by E C Hard- - Vitalia double strength for 6alo by Foleys A Warm Friend tine Confederation aro kept up at an annual cost of 13000000 Colic and Diarrhoea Cure The army and navy of tho Argen- Slaves Make Good Wives for the Young Turks For the service of the harem as at present constituted slaves are indispensable it being unlawful for a free Moslem woman to appear un- ¬ veiled before any man not a near relative while to a slave who is the property of her master or mistress no such restriction attaches so far as they are concerned says Nineteenth Century Since the abolition of the public slave market the private trade in slaves has become much more general and widoly Bpread than it formerly was and is carried on to a great extent by ladies of rank some of whom are themselves emancipated slaves In addition to the negresses and f 4 wick druggies r to whom the menial duties of tho household are assigned these lady dealers pay large sums for pretty children of from six to ten years of age who are carefully trained for tho higher positions they will probably be called upon to occupy Many Turks prefer for various reasons to marry women who havo been brought up as slaves Marriago with a frco woman is indeed a very expensive matter for a young bride ¬ groom and his parents owing to the lavish outlay in presents and entertainments required by custom on such occasions Consequently if a father cannot afford to marry his son to a maiden of his own rank he purohases for him a slave girl who has been educated In some great ladys harem and no expense is Incurred beyond tho purchase money A slave having no position of her own is submiBstvo and obedient to and anxious to please her lord and master has no troublesome preteri sious or caprices or no interfering relatives to take her port against him A free vyoraan on tho other hand is by no means always dis ¬ posed to have Qooording fo her own other women of unattractive exterior The sale of pictures or busts docs fgsxtfrtti not seem to follow any fixed rules COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS Even the individual popularity of occupant of tho presidential HOPKINSVILLE the KENTUCKY chair apparently has little to do Cap Good Rigs with or without drivers furnished day or night Special rates to Commer with it President Thiers for in cialmon Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES stance was not particularly popular with the Parisians yet images of him sold better than those of any succeeding president On the other hand Gambotta had an enormous vvaon Qoty a jueaoure and enthusiastic personal following yet his likenesses are not salable BUT NOT UNLESS Even though France has been and is fervent in its praises of Russia and YOU USE her ruler the statuettes of tho czar are a drug on the market A young woman modeler whose work has several times found a place in tho Salon has at this moment on her hands an even hundred busts of Caslmir Perier Tho deplorable inspiration as a Frenchman would call in came to her last fall to fash- ¬ ion these images and sho finished tho last of them two days before the resignation of her model and his fall VtlSTtiZ from public favor PUREST BESTS Until President Carnot was as ¬ sassinated copies of Chapus bust of MSTEmf0tflC him were little in demand but tho day after the tragedy at Lyons forty Sold evervivW ware sold in that city Stable TVIoPe f he Meffiei CLAIRE SOAP fta w xrxs8S9 Sr 53 Made by il3itSSSimm Freaks of SomnamDulism While at college a young man was habitually subject to somnambulism His fits came on regularly every He ran about violently night romped wrestled and boxed with his roommates who enjoyed the sport at his expense While running he always held his hands before him with his Angers stretched out The general belief that somnam ¬ bulists see by means of the points of their fingers suggested to his com ¬ panions tho idea of putting gloves upon his hands One night this was done while he slept At the usual time he rose up sprang out of tho bed but did not move from the spot and groped and tumbled about like a blind or drunken man At length he peroeived the cause of his distross and took off tho gloves Scarcely were his hands uncov ¬ ered when he started up in a lively manner and threw tho gloves upon tho floor making a ludicrous obser- ¬ vation upon the means taken to blind him and then began to run about the room as ai3ual Philadelphia Press THE NKFAIRBANK COMPANY St Louis solo mrrmiiEiu HOW TO DRESS NEATLY Every one knows we are artists in woolen fabrics and the most fashionable aalors in the city TFe guarantee fits and absolute- ¬ ly dont want our customers to pa7 for any clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory Our stock of spring woolens is now complete embracing all the latest designs in London Specials and Foreign importations exclusive with us No one else can show them r OUR TRIMMINGS are always the very best J7e invite you to call and see for yourself and get prices NTOBIN FASHIONABLE d08 MAINISTREET TAILOR i tn X 6 4-v- t till w wnmmmmmammmrmmmmm Mil 1 llMMMMmffi ftiWTIT iliili liiilTiliaMilh mi IfrSWWow 1 HOPliJSyiLF A KENTngJKIAJT i0 IPHiMMMMMIHWMnHMMWMHaHril - May 14 1895 r ll imTn iii ijlHIB WHAT IS A TT Bpj Going Fast- Keep rfw JL IT lfj X J at than ByNo Means I Cj Unreliable Merchandise sold a price which maysonfad low out which la in w11 V more the goodsare worth I I In Yoiiir d w W 3 T FREE J A handsomjb r THREE QUARTER A Real Bargain Is kf li Goods of a satisfactory and reliable quality sold at a price that makes thein truly desirable to the purchaser This house has more true bargains than all others in OUR 350 RUSSIA Hopkinsvillo combined and Putent Leather Shoes 4c for Men are going fast Gold- ladies Jersey Ribbed Vests en Brown Russia and French Ladies Real Maco Ribbed Calf Patent Leather styles Vests taped neck and arms 10c 350 shapes only Mens fine Combed Egyptian LADIES Balbriggan Undershirts 85c OUR 3 for 100 Ann PnUnn Cduia nf 1 lT Ladies Real Hermsdorf dye 150 and 197 are unequaled Imported Hose fine guage values We show the best 15c and only fresh line of Ladies 3 inch fino Sheer Printed Or¬ Meitfs and Childrens Shoes gandie 10c yd A in Hopkinsvillo Dont buy New Standard Fancy Prints 4o yd until you look here f LIFE SIZE Pocket more for your dresses than you need pay Might as well have the difference in your pocket book By reason of our buy Whats the sense in paying jr 0M 65 o OF m 65 We Are Ih The- Ring MAY161718v m COME To the Grand Summer Opening at the new ing advantages and our uniform system of low prices we retail goods zo or au per cent below those of ordinary dealers Figure out how much that is on what you need for an outfit We propose to give to each of our and put it in your pocket customers a handsome portrait of any one they may select 25c yd Silk and Wool Novelties To this end we have made a con tract with a leading portrait house to All wool Silk finish Henrietta SOojd tures Handsome Imported Novelty To those who have seen these por55 Suits traits no word is necessary and those who have not we invito to inspect the samples at my store Wo will not confinethis offer to one picture in a family but give a por trait ior every zU wortn purcnasea at my store We further assure you that if the portrait is not satisfactory you need not aceppt it until it is The portraits are Crayon and India V Ink and of the finest grade The same picture costs when ordered from an agent or picture bouse from 10 to N L TIME TABLE 15 All we ask ot you is that you TRAINS GOING NORTH buy the goods from us at the Lowest No 62 St Lonle Fast Mall 962 a m StROp m Cash Prices and when you have spent Nosfi Kalivlllo Arcom 1010 p m 20 we give you the portrait free you SgSlSt Louis Express TRAINS GOINO 80DTII only pay for the frame at wholesale 48b am No 68 St Louis Express cost 525 am No 50 Nashvlllo Accomodation v p D rtrai KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement find tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used The many who live bet¬ ter than others and enjoy life more with less expenditure by moo promptly adapting the worlds bert products to tho needs of physical being will attest tho value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy Syrup of Figs Its excellence is duo to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pleas- ¬ ant to tho taste the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of r perfect lax¬ ative effectflally cteahsiEg the system dispelling cdlds headaches and fevers ana permanently curing constipation It has given satisfaction U millions tyid met with the approval of the medical profession because it acts on the Kid ¬ neys Liver and Bowels without weak-¬ ening them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance Syrup of Figs is tor sale by all drug ¬ gists in 50c and lbottles but it is man- ¬ ufactured by tho California Fig Syrup Co only whose name is printed on every package also the name Syrup of Figs and being well informed you will not accept any substitute if offered FREE w J SumHierBChool of- Science will opened May27 by the TJmvorsitj be of Missouri at Colombia Mo Prof T tennmli frtrnlorlv nf flii a nifw wjll be principal and at the head ol the staff of instructors Tho school will continue twelve tyeeks The course will include biology physics and chemistry Prof Xipecombs friends here will bo 3jfknow that ho occumes a noeitiiBUk the front rank in tho educationaTclrcles oi nis aaoptea state lnllnl vui TuuiririMt n - l uuuciuuo ciuvnu uiiu UnnnVi 00 just received at C B Webbs uaii and seo them 2t Rov J O Smithson assisted by Rev Rodgers of Nashville com menced a protracted meeting at the Tabernacle church some four miles north of this place last Monday night Fairview Review Near Rock SprinRs in Union county Saturday evening two men by the name of Cooper aha HjBjJW got lfjlwa8 off the train at Blackford overtaken by several white caps and thirty nine lashes were laid on his back and he was ordered to leave ttonntxyatoncorjae ib accused it is Baid of burning houses barns etc W M Shipp jr on trial at Lex inerton for the murder of the husband of nis negro mistress has beenjicquit- ted JLhe verdict ib an unpopular one with all people familiar with theV crime Sweet potato slips in largo quanti- ¬ ties and varieties Ky Reds South- ¬ ern Queens Jersey Reds Jersey yel- ¬ lows Red Nancymonds Yellow Nan cymonds Mississippi Yams at Mc Kees the grocer A TVX C - j ra j The Kentucky Universalist Asso- ¬ ciation will meet in Dawson on May 24 Tho session will last three days Delegates from all the churches in tho state are expected to bo present Dr Sam of A 100 High Grade Wheel for Millinery IUHHl SHYERS OLD STAND St Louis Mall Nashville Accommodation does not run on made free Spectacles furnishedOffice unday North bound St Louis and Chicago Kast over Wallace Taliaforros drugs store trolns have through trains solid and sleepers Lady attendant Hours 9 to to Chicago and St Lonls Fast Line stops only at Important stations On account of the Y P S E con- ¬ And crossings Has through Pullman Bleep--rto Atlanta Go vention tbo O V Ry will sell tickets JMADAMSAgent 28d No 61 g J Bakerspecialistdiseases Eye Ear Throat and Nose Eyes EiBpm tested with finest French trial case 6500 All parts guaranteed Wood or Copper Eims GJ clinging Tires All for one price at Store in Hotel Latham We extend a cordial invita- ¬ HERE AND THERE rs q vls SToujae e Hotel Latham Block 1st Dooe to Right SPIUNQ BONSET of Main Entrance T 65 65 Br Franklin This Ado young jack will make the present season at The Eclipse Livery Stable at Carriages Phaetons Buggies will be found with a full line of pleasure ve- ¬ hicles at F A Yosts Cos harness store on Ninth St Call and see me before buying STOVE I TINWARE ROOFING 01 At 10 to insure mare with foal Money due when the fact is ascer- ¬ Special attention to llErAiMNO tained or mare transferred Dr Virginia St Hopkinsvillo Ky HOPKINSVILLE KY Franklin is a black jack with white points three years old fourteen Is the finest Hotel In the South AH mod Opposite Hotel Latham ern lmpnnements Steam Heat andJElect and half hands high and is a fine Lights throughout GFO W YOUNG GT- specimen Kates 2 to 350 perjday W C DAWSON CO Hodges Co Managers Take Vitalia Liver Pills I JLLJ di PUMPS C B WEBB HQJBi Latham REPAIR WORK A force of hands under the direc ¬ tion of Clark Johnson the arrived at noon Monday to tion to the Ladies of tho foundation for our new Srepare of Justice W A Lone ren- Hopkinsvillo and Christ ¬ resenting Forbes Bro laid off too ian County Clothing Etc plot oi grouua xuesaay morning ana the first dirt for the building was then broken and now the work is being CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE CITY vigorously pushed by the rock con tractors Messrs Uiark ana Johnson ARE YOUR EVES PERFECT Their work will they think bo com pleted in about seventeen days They secured their part of the contract of The best stock of Stoves and Ranges In the city Jro at thehguresof 1575 Forbes over other competing bidders They furnish and lay all the stones such HAVE rOTJK EYES EXAMINED as water tames an Deit courses all Everything In the Tinware line cheap as The repairing of broken spectacles andad- - window sills all stone arches and all dirt lustlngproperly to the face by HBKc steps the latter of which measures is not equaled In this part of the country 11 feet o leet ana leet superhciai measurement resnectivolv in lencth being the greatest and largest over Call on ns for Roofing and Guttering seen here Tho quarry from which ¬ this stone was sawed is located in Christian county near Julien Cadiz xeiepnone Best pumps in the market Forcepumps bucket pumps all kinds oIpumpB Cottage for rent G A Kussell Dry Goods Shoes Hats J SAEZEDAS to Louisville and return on Maj and 24th at one faro for tho round trip Return limit May 27th B F Mitchell E Mi Sherwood G P A Agt Gossett Bros are taking a vote On the most popular young lady in Mont ¬ gomery county and Mrs Mary Jesup formerly of tnis city is far in the lead on the votes so far cast Cleaning and repairing a sSialty done by Fowright the tailor and cut- ¬ ter Seventh St between Main and s Era office Dont fail to hear Bishop Dudley at the tabernacle Wednesday May 15th at 830 p m Only 25c no ex- - t tra charge for reserved seats Tickets now on sale at Elgins drug store at work on the Clarksville chain gang was released Thursday and died Fri ¬ day Tho Historic it by BiBhop Thos U Dudley at the tabernacle Wednesday at 880 Christ Randle Wisdom a neg convict Dont miss House keepers Notice p m We have on hand 20 Beautiful dec- ¬ orated 10 and 12 piece E5 Sets W ashstancl That we are offer- ¬ ing at remarkably low prices in 6rdor SHOES 1 to reduce our stock Be- Come early spectfully k Well come to You want to buy goods at the lowest price dont you us and get a genuine Dongola Oxford for 50c Very cheap you say and we tell you they are good wearers Another great bargain is our patent tip hand turned Oxford at 75c Still another We challenge the world on our 100 in all styles This latter Shoe wears like iron In fine goods from 150 up we will show you the most beautiful de signs in Shoes Oxfords and others ever offered or shown in Hopkinsvillo Thompson Meador u t pjeiiw Hi Mens Shoes at low down figures Al You know shoes of every description have advanced materially yet we are loaded at the old prices and will sell you good reliable goods Childrens Shoes By reason of miscalculation on our part we are ovor stocked in Infant goods and will sell at a bargain some goods in this line really at much less than value J Furnishing Goods In this lino we offer for a few days immense bargains Suit 2 garments for 50c 2oc each A Balbriggan PetreeCo S JEWELERS Lem Green col of this city has been put on the pension roll When you need lime or other Solid Sterling Silver from The wife of Gov Frank Brown ot building material call on H M Dal Maryland died Saturday up We have a ton at old Underwood Ellis coal x25 yard There was no preaching at the splendid assortment Judge Thos P Cook of Murray Baptist church Sunday Bpent several days in the city and The Ohuroh Hill Grange Sale county last week getting acquainted from 15c up with the people He is a candidate Next Friday May 17th is the date for Circuit Judge Judere Cook ox- - of the annual Grange sale at Church pressed himself as reasonably sure of Hill and if tho cunjuifj vjuuuwujr uuu uyuucuimuoa there will be weather is favorable from 40c up See our ele- ¬ He left for Uadiz yesterday the usual largo crowd in attendance Tho good prices at gant lino of FOR RENTon South Virginia street which stock are selling this season a desirable place houso of 8 rooms will doubtless make the sale the lar- ¬ largo yard and garden and all kinds gest for several years W W Ware of fruit The Ifodom Invalid new dog law has beon in force The y for two weeks but the police havo so Has tastes medicinally in iQjLing The are the correct things far made but one killing at which with other luxuries A remedvmust about a dozou were slain Up to yes- bo pleasantly acceptable in form terday tho tax of one dollar had been GRAVES purely wholesome in composition paid on 225 dogs truly beneficial in effect and entirely Dr A P Campbell has resumed J free from every objectionable quality bis practice and also has secured the right to extract teeth by the painless if constipated he uses the gentlo fam- process Office over BaBsstt Co ily laxative Syrup of Figs Belt Buckles A very severe wind and rain storm passed over the section of country between Guthrie and Elkton last Thursday afternoon and considerable damTrees were blown age was done down fencing was scattered in every direction and tho regular down nour of rain that followed flooded the coun try Friday morning farmers who had tobacco plants large enough to set took advantage of tho excellent season and got them out Corn wanted Inquire here It is rumored that Miss Delia Wiles one of Christian countys most beau fiful young ladies and Mr F B Tlinmnnnn fi iTmln JUUUfJ 1U1U1Q1 rrsir fnmiAM k y neighborhood will be married in a short time way their pathway be strewn with flowers and their life be one of unalloyed happiness Fairview Keview Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over City Bank Hopkinsville Ky Bishop Dudley at tho tabernacle Wednesday evening at 880 Admis sion 25c Proceeds to be applied to colored missions in Hopkinsville Reserve your Beats for which there is no extra charge Tickets now on sale at Elgins drug store Wr Tho Baptist Sunday School excur- ¬ sion to Earlington Saturday was post- ¬ poned until to day on account of tho rain On account of Church Hill Grange Sale there will not be a meeting at Casky Grange next Friday May I7th Mr T A Williams of Oak Grove who lost his dwelling house by fire last winter will rebuild this month Work has begun on Mrs J W Venables new houso on the corner of Virginia and Fourteenth streets Mr Jas H Winfree shor and kill- ¬ ed a red fox on his place three milea west of town Saturday morning Mr W R Ely haB leased one of tho Forbes cottages on Clay street and will occupy same at once Walter Mcintosh has granted li- ¬ cense to dispense liquor by tho drink at Mannington The big land Bale at Kuttawa to- ¬ morrow is expected to draw a large crowd Hendersons dog killer began busi- - U ness Friday by killing fourteen dogs The new hotel to be built at Crof ton by Mr J ECroftwill cost 3000 Sap Jones will begin a ten days meeting at Owensboro on the 17th SIDE COMBS HAIR PINS LADIES 8HIRT WAIST SETc k CONE MAIN ST

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