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Digital page images are linked to the text file. in niui ir l VfHVXv 4 t HOPKINSVILLE EEi jRIDA Y MAY 17 SCREAM OF NEWS PftT IS NEW AND TRUBTHIS COLUMN HAS IT ju i s 1895 ftr fwNO 41 mmiminiftmmmmimmmg h Say Boys if I I Do You No 61 fer- Aaylum Water TVorks rafnyetto Asalcrn- mont Heavy Tobaccb Sales Christian TtCounty AVcalth City Assessors Report Jf f w Damaged by the Cola Wave Tho frost in this section Monday i ri 7or71vfV OuBe or b Width vHKouDo rreiiiWH THE rnwu Bw night did considerable damage to tender vegetables such as beans and tomatoes but no groat injury has reÂ¬ OUR SHOBS l izE V Ijijsanfitiiijur jaf 3500 600 or 700 Shoes for J 4i Vv it A i STACY ADAMS 2Z g line of samples including Patent Leath- ei Kangaroo Calf Cordoran and Bus- siaCalf all go for 399 1 COS 399 mm9 g Z Z Sale Begins next Saturday continues Week r J H Anderson Co j THAT GREAT j Department Store F fr sulted The corn in some places is reported to be nipped but is not mucn nurt Home tobacco plants were also killed In many sections the tomperaturo was below the Jreez- ingpointj and the damage in such lemwjry m lncaicuiaDie in JNOrtn ern Kentucky ice formed to the thickness of a half inch and cardens will require a wholesale replanting Snow fell in many places Tuesday and in Ohio the ground froze to a depth of two inches In Michigan buuw nun icu mcuea ueep on a level and is still lying upon the ground The fruit crop in this section is not thougnt to be damaged to any great extent In Princeton gardens were ruined and will have to be replanted almost entirely Assessor Hurts Report Mr E M Hurt the city assessor has completed his work for the year 95 and makes the following report Total valuation of real estate and personal property 1948837 divided as follows whites Sl816762 colored S132075 In 9 1 the total valuation was 1881585 whites 1752 635 colored 128950 In 93 the amount was still less 1710306 whites 1598153 colored 112153 The total poll list for 95 shows 1486 divided as follows white 875 colored 611 The 94 list was 820 whites and 668 colored or a total of 1488 In 93 the total was 1320 710 whites and Lafayetto Merchant Assigns STATEMENT A STARTLING Late Monday afternoon Moses Hoi- 20000American Women Spend mensohna dry goods merchant of La OOO a Year for Chewing Gum fayette filed a deed on assignment A recent bulletin of the Youngi naming Mr T J Moore of near that Womens association contains the place assignee Mr Moore qualified following which is statement Tuesday and the court appointed signed by Charlotte Came and Messrs R J Carothers R J Coop which she claims is not exaggerated er ana dosepn ueaziey as appraisers but founded on the best authority of the stock of merchandise Mr She says Wo have in the United Heimensohns liabilities foot up about 5000 while the assets ate consider- States a population of 60000000 i ably less Marcus Weinberg has a with an average of one minister to mortgage of 1000 on the stock and every 800 souls The total popula Â¬ after this debt is satisfied the remain- Â¬ tion of tho foreign field counting der of the assetB will be pro rated Mohammedans and Catholics is lx Mr Heimensohn has been in business 181000000 with only 2923 or-in Lafayette for several years and daincd Protestant missionaries aa1 during the time has enjoyed a good average in round numbers of on wucuuuuB oi juib nave umuraai been quite slow and Jae decided to missionary to every 400000 Tho take this step in order to wind up the annual expenditure1 for ChristianÂ¬ Â¬ business Meet at Chattanooga In 00 At Washington Tuesday the Com- Â¬ mittee oh Time and Place for hold Â¬ ing the next Southern Baptist Con- Â¬ vention reported that Chattanooga Tenn had ben seected as the place and Friday before the second Sunday in May next as the time The committee also announced that next year there would be a reversion to the old system of entertaining the delegates to tho convention free of charge at the homes of the local Baptists In Washington only the officers of the convention and returned missionaries were entertained free of chane and this fact caused some expressions of aissatisiacnon so tnat tuo announce ment of the purpose to return to the old nlan was hailed with rlnlicht The report was unanimously adopted work in the United States by Prot estant church members is 80000 000 This 80000000 is expended for the evangelization of 60000000 people 133 each Tho annual ex Â¬ penditure of Protestant Christians in the United States for foreign missions is 4000000 for tho evan Â¬ one gelization of 1181000000 third of a cent each Every year wo women of the United States spend 125000000 for dress goods 25000000 for kid gloves 20000r 000 for ostrich tips and most apÂ¬ palling of all 20000000 for chew Â¬ ing gum of Equalization has been sent to the Sheriff and gives tho following fig- Â¬ ures Assessed valuation of land 4524430 town 1688030- lots Assessed valuation of personalty subject to equal- Â¬ 901780ization Amount of personal property not subject to equal984090 ization 8098330 Total valuation Four per cent raise on land 217048 and personalty 8315378 Total equalized valuation Tho tax rate for 95 for state pur- Â¬ poses is 42J cent and 42 cents for county purposes Adding the 4 percent raise on property not exemped tbe total tax rate is 89 cents on each Value of Christian County Property A statement of the State Board 619 colored THE RACKET V The report of the assessor is sub ject to the approval of the board of scpervisors which is now in session Mr Hurt has been very careful with his work and it is not likely that there will be many alterations made The Boxing Contest r I rJ A offers1 Straw Matting at 7fc per yard Better at 10c to 17c SPECIAL i v Ladies Leghprn Hats at 16c 22c 48c each Ladies Oxfords Patent Leather Tips sizes 4 to 8 Five Hundred Pairs at 39c per Pair One Hundred Dozen old style Straw Hats To close out wo offer at lc each V 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 50 Dozen of Ladies Straw Shapes Room The sparring match Tuesday even ing at the opera house between Strong of Colorado and Clark of this city was fairly well attended considering the very inclement weathor and those who attended were well pleased The performance was only an exhibition of scienca in boxing Swift of Nash ville also competed for points with Strong and both men showed them- Â¬ selves to be experts with gloves Four colored bovs were also on the program and this feature of the evenings entertainment proved very amusing and brought forth frequent applause The Date Fixed Owensboro Inquirer Only 119 each 7c 4 8 r r Tin Buckets 1 quart 4c 2 quart 5c 3 quart quart 9c 6 quart 12c quart 14c 12 quart 22c How is this for prices on Tin Buckets made of good Tin hnd by the largest and best factory in the South Phillips Buttorff ManfgCo of Nashville Tenn The Racket Company AS CHEAP AS HAENESS SADDLES BKIDLES iust ttJ suit yu- Jereffliah H- - KSfeer The executive committee of the Kentucky Press Association taking advantage of the presence of most of the press representatives in this city met together and held a short ses sion Tuesday It was decided that the next meeting of the Kentucky Press Association would be held in Hopkinsville Sept 23 9C A trip was planned by tne pencil pushers to Lookout Mountain Tenn and to the Atlanta Exposition where the Jboys could attend the opening service Iako Eric Grapes Killed Donkirk N Y May 13 Frost ruined the entire grape crop of the Chatau qua grape belt The loss is at least 1 500000 dollars At the figure of last years crop and by reason of new vines coming into bearing the crop this year would have been much larger Tne vines were loaded down with blossoms and buds last evening but to day from one end of the belt to the other the vineyards are nothing but blackened ruins and have the appear- Â¬ ance of having been visted by fiie There will be no cherries Gerry Rickmon the millionaire grape grow Â¬ er and wine manufacturer says tie loss in the bolt by reason of the de- Â¬ struction done to the grapes will reach at least 2000000 His own loss es timates at 250000 The Jones Meeting at Owensboro Rev Sam Jones will close his revival at Little Rock Ark to day He will then go to Louisville and will not arrive in Owensboro until tomorrow night The first sermon of the ten days revival will be preached at the tabernacle Sunday morning There will be three services a day thereafter The O N will run a special Jones train from Central City to Owensboro each morning during the meeting The other roads and the local packets will run excursions to accommodate the large crowds ex- Â¬ pected The first of the Union meetings preparatory to the Jones meeting 100 Tobacco Cases Settled Clarksville Times was held st night A Family of Heavy Weights Well just come and seehow cheap they are r Mr Wm Mcintosh who lives near Cave Springs is a small man but what he lacks in pounds is made up by his wife and three children who will probably pull down more on the scales than any other four people of their ages in the county Mrs Mcintosh weighs 290 her 13 year old daughter 165 16 year old son 220 and her 18 year old son 175 Their combined weierht is 850 and thev averaere 212L Is there a family in the count that Kussol can down the MclntoBhes ville Herald Association will have their annual decoration and execises as usual commencing at 2 oclock p m Tho Confederates will meet at Moayons Hall at 11 oclock and have dinner At 2 oclock they will march to the cemetery Music will be on hand and addresses will follow after which all soldiers graves both Confederate and Federal will be appropriately decorated A large crowd is expect- Â¬ ed to be in attendance and a pleasant time for all is anticipated Confederate Decoration Day On tomorrow the Ladies Memorial The motion for a new trial in th tobacco cases was to have been ar gued before Judge Tyler and Borne interesting developments were ex-Â¬ pected in the course of the argument but tne followmsr is an agreement in full which appears on the court rec- Â¬ ords It is agreed by the parties with consent of the court that a mo- Â¬ tion for a new trial be withdrawn and the defendants pay 600 in full iix this case and the other cases be dis Â¬ missed at the cost of the county The fine of 600 is calculated to-pay the costs in the nineteen or twen- Â¬ ty other cases This is a final windup of the much talked of tobacco cases Coal Mine Caves In Tho structure upholding the en- Â¬ trance to the Davis coal mine near Crofton collapsed one day this week causing a suspension of operations No ono was hurt by the cave in The owners of the mine have sunk another shaft at a point near the old mine striking the same vein of coal and the accident will not interfere with the filling of the usual orders This is tho second time this mine has caved in but in both cases the mi Â¬ ners escaped injury Waterworks for tho Asylum County Court Culllngs An elegant line of Summer Lap Robes opened now Every thing you can need we have The following business waB disposed of by County Judge Breathitt this week Frank Vinson b p fined 5 and costs Vinson was sent to the work linnco B J Xost Co COME TO SEE OUR GRAND SPRING STOCK Nothing Like it in the City rfcs The- most elegant line Silks Dress Goods Trimmings Silk Waists Millinery Spring Wraps Carpets etc ever placed this city on- - exhibiton in DONT FAIL TO 1r SFEHEM v RICHARDS ja GO Frank Watt col b p fined 250 and costs M Frazer col same same Dropped Dead at Dawson keeping bawdy Carry White Joseph Spiller of Clarksville died house fined fcuu Kuttawas Illgr Sale very suddenly of vertigo at Dawson Fine Frlceo FrevaU The sale of town lots at Kuttawa Monday He had been in bad health Our tobacco market this week was Wednesday was a big success Thirty-ffor some time and went to the Springs very active and all the better grades our resident lots were sold rang Â¬ about aweek ago in the hope of ob Â¬ were in demand Some leaf sold at ing in price from 75 to 100 Thero taining relief While sitting on a 14 and several hogsheads brought was an immense crowd of people oa bench on the railroad platform he was a free suddenly fell over in an unconscious from 13 to 1375 One Christian hand and there continued picnic din- Â¬ over until raised a few miles ner The sale ho- Â¬ county hogshead condition and was removed to his when more sales were tel where he died in a few minutes norm ot tne city sold at jiyDU Ke yesterday Ho was about 45 years old and leaves ceipts are very heavy and continue to made Crushed by a Hogshead The body improve cacn day bales amounted a wife but no children was taken to OlarKsviilo Tuesday for to 700 There is nothing special to While loading a hogshead of to- Â¬ report in tho loose market interment bacco on a wagon yesorday morning Nortonvlllonotel Leased Disturbed a K 1 glons Gathering Mr J B Wood of Howell was Mr B W Scott of Nortonville has caught in somo way and frightfully Marion and Milton Haley father and son wero tried before Esq J W leased the hotel at that place frond crushed It is thought ho is fatally Collins at Macedonia Saturday on a Mr T N Copknll and will conduct injured Mr Cocknll has charge of disturbing public worship same in future Eisenach the site of the Wart fined 25 and costs gone to Dawson whoro ho will bo burg tho scene of tho singers bat Â¬ Theiormerwas amounting to about f40 and the lat1 connected with the Summit House tle and the Venuaberg has been se- Â¬ tor was acquitted Tom and Frank Mr Scott iB an experienced hotel man lected as tho placo for tho Richard MartiiMvere also tried before Esq and will make many improvements Â¬ Geo H Myers at Crof ton Tuesday around the place He took charge Wagner museum A Berlin mer 40 000 marks of th given onya similar charge and were dis- Â¬ this week and his lease runs until chant 15000 tba were needed Juno 96 charged Several carloads of piping to boused in the construction of a system of waterworks for the Western Asy- Â¬ lum wero received fhis week The pipe cost 2300 and it is estimated that the entire plant will cost from 5000 to 7000 It is proposed to build the works with borrowed money and liquidate tho debt with savings from the per capita allowance A good deal of the unskilled labor will be done by patients and employes I JS U T J hs 1 tt i J rffcmf WAS A BIfcAVE SOLDIER r a MR MIm OURZONSr CAREER I a Mart or Coa n retirement of Gen MoOook from Hon George N Individuality has just He Has Shovpi Great Taot la Curzon who Aotivo Servio MafcUUnln HlmMlf married the handsome daughter of Levi Z Lelter of Washington and Chicago JDUMCfchmi Member of a rmoa is a member of parliament for South- - AHhosgh Opposed by the Greek Native port Lancashire which position he has jrightlBg Fitmtty il JlncorU In In- Party His throue lsKeaMbly Se Â¬ dhtti CarripftlKHs and Throuch held since 18S8 In l800 9f he was Am- cure Democratic XXfm Led he Ctvll War dor secretary for India His house at by tho Royal Family Derbyshire is called Kedlcston hall iOn April S3 Gen Alexander McDowell and his tpwn houco is at 5 Carlcton ter- Â¬ Modern Greece and Its reigning JicCook the most distlnuisljcd repre Â¬ race London iMr Curzon has trav houso is tho subject of an entertaining sentative of tho famous fighting ilci eled a great deal in the cast and is an paper in the Review of Reviews The Coolf and who was recently promoted authority on oriental topics His nu little midshipman of Denmark who sio tbo rank of major general of the merous journeys have taken him to was in London assisting at his sisters HJnllfd States army went on tho re- - China Slam Burmah India Persia wedding to the prince of Wales tired list having reached his sixty and only In January last ho returned thirty two years ago and who tfourth year Ho Is tho eldest of eight from Afghanistan where ho was re- Â¬ was choson to be tho ruler of brothers who liavo borne arms for their ceived by the ameer at Kabul Mr Greece is to day in the full vigor Country and has been in tho army for Curzon has written soveral interesting of his prime and can see in sturdy iorty tivo years although during the sons and grandsons tho promise that Ss7V5 var ho served with tho volunteers his kingdom is not to perish with him No royal hpuso in Europe can moro It is probable that Brig Gen Ruger tho Safely challenge tho fierce light that oi tho department ofChicagoMissouri will bo with headquarters at beats upon tho throne for a more ex promoted emplary household than that of King Gen McCooks father Maj Daniel George it would bo hard to find There McCook and three of his brothers wero is an open air wholesomeness about killed in ttlie rebellion Tho family them all that goes with pure blood and consisted of eight sons four of whom domestic virtue King George is in by valiant service in the civil war at- Â¬ deed tho first gentleman of Greece but r tained the rank of major general Tho If ho does not hedge himself about with retiring general was born in Ohio state Ho Is moro likely to bo inet on April 23 1831 On his graduation from a swinging walk than in a carriage the military academy in the summer of and when ho eateries a brato boating a 1852 he was breveted second lieutenant child in tho slums of his capital ho is of tho Third infantry Only one year not above stopping to do a little cudgel- Â¬ frontier oxperience ing on his own account as an Iudian fighter being detailed at Of the queen ndt even malice could lisp a syllable in dispraise She is a Port Fillmore N M For three years lie saw activo duty in dealing with tho beautiful woman of commanding pres- Â¬ troublesome Apaches and Utes at varience every inch a queen and allies HON OEORQE N CURZON II V ous New Mexican stations Tho expe- Â¬ the royal family of Greeco to that of as a member of scouting exped- Â¬ books of travel showing a close obser- Russia rience itions which he gained at this period of vation of tho manners and customs of In 1880 when Crown Prince Constan his life was of inestimable value to him the countries which ho has visited and tine was married to Prince Sophia of in after years lie participated in the of Whicli he has written Among the Prussia there was in Athens one of tho engagements of Sauwatchie pass Ar Â¬ books are Russia in Central Asia most unique gatherings of royalty ever In the homely Byzantine kansas river and Gila river The years Persia and Problems of tho Far known cathedral during tho long wedding cer- Â¬ of 1857 and 185S were spent in a leave East of absence followed by an assignment Mr Curzons books have attracted emony which took two hours wero So- Â¬ as assistant instructor in military tac-Â¬ considerable attention in this country phias mother tho dowager empress of tics at the academy which position ho and by them he is known among the Germany and her brother Emperor Wife the present czar lield at the outbreak of the civil war literary people of New York and New William and his Ills first service in the civil war was England quite as well as if ho had lived of Russia tho cousin of Queen Olga of as recruiting and disbursing officer at there all his life He has visited Amer- Greece and tho nephew of King Columbus 0 his commission as colonel ica and is not a stranger in AVashing George King Georges sister tho of the First Ohio volunteers dating ton princess of Wales and her husband and April 10 1801 Before his appointment Tho groom attended All Souls of King Georges mother and father tho as brigadier jjeueral of volunteers Oxford of which he is an M A and a king and queen of Denmark So ono fellow no was born on January 11 1850 and is some eight years the senior of his bride Mr Curzon is one of a If fcfa family of eleven children all of whom are living but one His brother next in age is captain of the Third Battery of Sherwood Foresters Derbyshire regiment and is connected by marriage with the old family of Rokeby whose names are only found now in the list of I eiterB ntbftd lilontbtn KING OF THE HELLENES1 WL Douglas ftO CUrtt 1STHEBCST y OriWriTroR akin rKNCHAKHMMUCO n 1 ift CORDOVAN tW A3TMzZAiiiKmim 3tfWUCE3S0LE 5 ITXI v fa II Mi sv 9 V Wt iT 327BaYSSCH0Sritfl H MLJTK OvtrOM Million People wear v-M Is daily receiving new stylish and nobby katB to c suit the nigltfasticLi W L Douglas 3 4 Shoes th iou taste and prices to suit every purse Ll mag AH our shoes are equally satisfactory They give the fewt valus for the money Ma fit They equal cuitai hoes Their wearing qualltlei are aiwurpsweif stamped on sole The price are uniform From rto 3 saved over other Biakes If your dealer cannot supply j ou we can- - Sold b ltyle On Wednesday May Wo win show 1 Mammoth Clothing Shoo Co ChJimuorlaaaa jr A certain euro for Chronio Soro Kycs Tetter Salt Rheuai Scald Head Old Ohronlo Son JWer Sores Eczema Itch Prairio Scrutvjhca Scro Hippies and Piles It is cooling and soothing Hundreds of casrcghavo been cured ft it after all other treatment hu failed It la put up In 45 gnd J cent bo rs K p Hnrdwick Ointment and SIa nets an elegant lino o Handsome pattern Hats and Bon We trust that ayery lady will attend this our - y SUMMER OPENING Weare also receiving new things in fancy Hair Pinsr etc 3atcr-httbegan-h- ts Belt Buckles Veiling infants Caps Corsets Hosiery i BTMlTOMH Molturet Intent lUhlns and tlnslnst mmtBtnlsbtt warn by ceraUhlnc It ratnunue inner una ana pnma bleeding abftorbn the tumor Sold br dragctiu or M luiil for Met yfesved bj laBmxm A BoKrtlIidls Id AHBOLTJTHtT ILlj ITCHING PILES Silk Gloves Mitts Embroideries Stamped Linnens iSWAYNES- n NTMEHT CURBS THE LADER Mme FleureMe 5 Sold bv R C HARDWICR a Mr jsdaojji uinid tit potto Vi n JO xoq jd sj Modnl auoijnjiuiijoojtfiwii savSio DS91 EDjvJoajAUl Snnout naipor 00000 I3AO Sq pasn AiOfT corroiia u jui injn ml to iCjtnKO8iteooropoSa una jo pon o lWfl D1 anij ii is W2 Q Slltf i S3A3II 010a omTinii iioa v 783A03SIC MJH S13CSCUXCCcr Sold by R C Hardwick nee Prices Cit STailorsT I have them j ut ZTlxe Palace the latest SftapesI Sailors Youvant them At prices from 10c to L am daily receiving all SARSAPAR1LLA NEAVS 200 all colors novelties JwffifiBUiim At I mcrpf 1801 QES ALEXANDER StDOWELL MCOOK he participated in the defence of Washington city tho en- jgagement of Vienna and the battle of Septembers JBull Run As commander of tho division of tho army of tho Ohio he saw exacting serv- Â¬ ice nt Nashville Pittcburg Landing Shiloh and Corinth Promotion to rank of major general came to him July 17 1SCJ and ho was then given command of the first corps iirmy of the Ohio which ho led through Kentucky and the relief of Nashville involving among other en- Â¬ gagements the battle of Perrysville Ho was in command of the union forces at the battle of Liberty Gap and participated at Stone river and Chicka- mauga His part in tho Tennessee campaign was a brilliant one arid the engagements in which he participated with tho greatest valor were numerous From October 1803 to November 1804 ho was on waiting orders at the city of Washington in defense of which he took an active and important part lie was then transferred to tho middle military division where he served until February 1805 when he was placed In command of the district of eastern Arkansas his duty here endiug May wife of Rev Charles MacMichael vicar Derby Upon tho of Stanton-in-Pea- k death of the present Baron Scarsdalo the plain Gcorga N Curzon will suc- Â¬ ceed to tho title of the house and Miss Loiter will bo her ladyship with all KINO GEORGE OF GREECE tho honors that that title implies among the oldest families in England can readily sec that little Greece does not lack for rich relatives RIDES A BICYCLE Tho crown prince is the happy father Dr A Conan Doyle Physician Author of two little boys so the succession i nntl Wilful Crank fully secured Prince George of Greece is a happy When tho spirits are low when the day appears dark when work becomes young fellow and is well lcnown to tho monotonous when hopes seem hardly world through his exciticg adventure worth having just mount a bicycle with an assassin in Japan some time Princess Mario forms another ago writes the author of Sherlock nolmcs in Demorests Magazine and go for a member of the royal family Her elder good spin down the road without sister Alexandra died rocently Excitement attends political life in thought of anything but tho ride you Greece as the average life of a min- Â¬ are taking I have myself ridden tho bicycle istry is little more than ten months most during my practice as a physician Of King Georges reign it can bo said and during my work in letters In the that in the face of great odds it has no would morning or the afternoon before or been wise and beneficial work as the mood oertakes me I not claim tho character of a statesman after mount tho wheel and am off for a spin king but ho possesses preeminently of a few miles up or down- - tho road the level head and unfailing tact I can only As cool as the Greelis aro hot ho hasÂ¬ from my country place gone in and out among them as a mas ter moderator a sane and steadying influence and his unique relations have put in his hands a diplomatic power which has been of supremo consequenco to his people UfKJ v5 With a population pf hardly 2500000 Greeco has a debt of 8104000000 or extinct peerages no has another brother who has taken his B A at Oxford Of his sisters Sophia is tho Slje Palace Leads aBL mSbbbbm sft B v in Styles Trimmed Hats from 25c to 500 Ribbons Laces Sillis Velvets Flowers Hair Ornaments Ladies Vests Gloves Silk Floss Stamped Goods CorsetsHos iery Alsoa full line of Butterick Patterns jfft MRSADALAYfR BEST BLOOD PURIFIER in the world It cures Nervousness Dys-Â¬ pepsia Sick Headache Boils Tetter Scrofula and every trouble arising from bad blood Try it and be sure to get Ncata For sale by CORNER 9TH WOOli The MAIN TERMS CASr R C Hardwick drug gist m laracst Commission TTousq in the Snutli Thn mnst llhirnl nrlvnn ces and best facilities forgetting- high prices Wo soil to the Eastern factorial and save tbemiddle mans profit Issue warehouse receipts and store free of charge Sacks fur- nished free of charge to those whoshlp us We solicit shipments of everything iu the pro Â¬ duce Hue Write us for prices nrrr-r-- n flnai3315ai7AainMurrelinurtLnUI5VlllFKV Jw f SHIP TO US WOOLS tMoarouTUX uc DMnAM yHn nunnuwiT I tn rrJ 9 CURES NOTHING BUT PILES y A SURE and CERTAIN CURE l known tor 15 voars as tho CEEST 52ERflDYfor PILES nf Lumber GUARANTEED Hardware GOOD PURE WATER ft SOXD BV ALT 3JEUOOISTS mxwTTMraBBXumtnroBva ALL THEYEAR ROUND FROMiTHE i about 876 per capita For Malaria Liver Trou- Â¬ 1805 The following five months he spent while on waiting orders with a committee from congress in tho investiga tion of Indian ailuiro in tho west His resignation from tho volunteer service was given October 21 1805 and he was made lleutenant cplonel of the Twenty sixth infantry March 5 1807 Next ho was transferred to tho Tenth infantry Jn 180H followed by promotion to colonel of the Sixth iuLtntry December 15 18S0 In this position by reason of the frequent transfers of his regiment ho saw a wide variety of service From December 1874 to June 1875 he was acting inspector general of the department of tho Missouri and from the lat- tcr date to December 18S0 he was coloto tho general of nel and the army During the period from May 13 1880 to August 28 1800 his abilities as an instructor and executive officer wero again called into requisition He was commander of the Infantry and CavHis ap alry School of Application pointment as brigadier general was nmdo July ll1 1800 rtndhu was then placed in command of the dupartment of Arizona which jjositjon ho held until appointed major general nid-de-ca- 1804 This promotion came November 0 and he was then put in command of the department of Colorado Secretary Lamonts retiring order re views Gen McCooks career in a moot He is flattering way and concludes tho last survivor but one of a gallant family which gave a father arid every son to tho military service in defonso of tho country and los four dead upon tho battlefield In France they propose to tax titles thus Princo 1000 francs duke 800 francs marquis 700 fiancs count 500 UPpFETS BRIGHTRED BOOK franc3j viscount 500 francs baron 400 UfP1 JJriKUb UUKU UUUSiW UXIU francs double prefix 200 francs single MallcuFKEE on applicaInside prefix 100 francs- Tho rates appear to tion With each copy vto will honil Hat a beautiful pnintlng of Now bo reasonable enough but why should Sweot PenB until tho 500000 linvo all a government that professQs to bo a re- Â¬ been called for Send a postal to day recognize titles of nobility in public W Atlco Burpee fe Co Flillon flMTHwH hiraJfatBafcMfttrsaTau this way It would be better to abolm infill m ish them altogether They are not recDR A CONAN DOYLE Change in Time l hlo -- Valley Railway ognizable under a ropublic speak words of praise for the bicycle Taking Effect Sunday Sopt for I believe that its use is commonly 23rd 1894 beneficial and not at all detrimental to TRAINS OOINO SOUTH health except in tho matter of begin No 2 Dally No 4 Dallv ners who overdo it Mail KxpreLs Mall Express craze seems to me to be The bicycle C80a m Iit Evanflvlllo 3S0d m only in its infancy for probably in time 717am Houdnrton 120pm Corydon 712am 441pm wo shall witness the spectacle of our Morganlleld 813am t15pin business men going to their oilices DeKoven 84Uam 652nm Sick headache hturgis G0Jpm H04am mounted on the bicycle instead of us664 pm 049 am Marlon ing the tramways Pains in the back 1057 am 755pm Trlneeton Cerulean Springs 838pm llS3am As for the bicycle being moro popular Cause Sallow complexion 1119 am Qracoy 853pm in America than in England I am 12 10 p in 0 15 p m At Hopklnsvlllo Loss of appetite and rather inclined to believe from what I NORTHBOUND have seenrau both countries that its Exhaustion popularity on sides of the water ameng Mall ExpressTMatl Express There is only one cure which is English speaking people is a pretty 545 a m 245 p m tiv HoplLusvllie 505 p m 715 a m Princeton even tiling TO 75 Iff JfTrTk y G03pm Marlon 814am Proposed Tax on Title ble or Indigestionuse BROWNS IRON BITTERS rn 2 rt S ifu 2 a ConstipationBiliousness f S2 J j ki vNBiilM mm f2Z2U Ifl arSm Mr t S3 mwnmrim d m s H oh r ft 4 m tv w stjostfntvJ pi m p P l o iteir rf S oB i i zi CD J Vp SIS Wedding Customs iln Turltoy EuclUh Tie Tan Feet Long An enormous pig believed to be the largest overseen ha3 been slaughtered at Linton Cambridge The pig which was 15 months old weighed nearly 00 stones and measured 10 feet in length and 7 feet in crirtb The dowry of a Turkish bride is fixed both by law and custom and must not exceed a sum equal to 170 in United States currency On no pretext can this amount bo made greater or less even though the parents bo ex Â¬ tremely poor or immensely wealthy The wedding is invariably set for Thursday tho festivities beginning on the previous Monday and lasting four days The merry making is carried on byho men and women separately and each day is distinguished by a change On no account will In ceremonies Turks allow spoons forks knives or wine on the table when celebrating a weddincr lii NoPellets Sw eToHic AND ttvpr pins t Morganfield Corjduii Henderson Evausvllle LOCAL DeKoven 1025a m 1050a m 054a 017 am m m ll5a 080p 840 p m in i15p 707 p m 742 p m m oh SrfePwM fei S lwl4c S w For sale by all druggists inHripk his villo One Pink Pill touches thb liver and removes th bile One Tonic Pellet nightly acts as a gentle laxative in keeping the bowels open restores the digestive organs tones up the nervous system and makes new Complete treatment two rich blood one price 25c medicines Treatise and Sample free atany store anowir kfo coifow Tork KISEIUKT Lv Trlnceton ArHopklnsvllle ArPrlnceton Lv 1000am 715am Dally 500pm 730nni UNIONTOWN BnANOH Unlontown Ar Morganlleld Lv t LrMorgnnfleld At Unlontown E e05a in tforjh Bound South Bound Dally 740 a m 480 p m 500pm Hopkinsville Ely Virginia Street Phone 98 F O Box 67 Botween Fourth and Fifth McDaiifel O v Dully iiojaa B 1000a m F m 70 pm auopm Mitchell G A JlSiiERwoonAet HopklnsvllleKy a R Business Mgr i- - I t t tvr L f u ta J R May 171895 ANCIENT BUT LIVELY Is Mrs Harriet Malurry the Old eat Woman Living A Colored Xdy Residing at Wichita Kan Claims to Be Ono Hundred HOPKINBVIIxLE KENTtTOKrAN PRETTY FAIR PAY What Mr Foster Will Get for AdvUlBK thft fhlnoa fAAfi4ftlialllCM It Uf claimed tlmJohiilwA Joster will receive more than100oyo lortwo months service as a diplomatic ad visor helping to let Li Hung Chang down as easy a possible with the Japanese Mr Foster is ono of tho most experienced if not ono of tho ablest commercial diplomats in this country perhaps in the world but the importance of his servico to tho Chinese government can hardly bo overestim ated as is clearly shown by a statement made by a wide awako member of tho diplomatic corps Before John W Poster left this country said this gentleman ho had mado a contract with tho Chinese min- Â¬ ister by wliich ho was to receive a very largo sum for his services as adviser to tho Chinese government in tho efforts 3 Professional Cardie J T Hanbert Frank Bxzx FEEM0NT MONUMENT- - it Wos Dosigned by Mrs Hinton Huneker OUo BUILDING A NEW EMPIRE Haw Russia is Itanldly Develonlaf the xticnes oi eastern Siberia andrvitteen Tears of Ago it Men Hho Saw Beautiful Statae of the Pathfinder to Be Erected on the Hanks of tho Hud Â¬ son atfp Cost of Tea Thou Â¬ sand Dollar Previous to tho recent municipal eleo tlon at Wichita Kan Mrs Harriet Mc Mnrxayarrayed Jn a white apron and a gorgeous scoop sunbonnot of lavish dimensions appeared before tho city clerk and desired to bo registered aslced What is your ago auntie the head of tho registration depart Â¬ ment Ew mo capnl Ax me sumpm easy ejaculated tho old lady UBiug the parlance of the day All I kin tell you sah is dat I wuz in tho resolution ary wah My old massas Bible was dun biftsyd by do flah befo ho Gold mammy und mo and Sophy to dat dah Kunnel Robison Tho mathematicians and the histo Â¬ rians of tho registration bureau plied Jfeoold J9 with questiongjftBjl finely gathered enough data to put her down at 115 years of ago I spec I bo dat olo anyway said Aunt Harriot and maybe mo Ten days afterwards Auntie Har Â¬ riet rode down to the polls in Alder man Mollingers carriage bearing her fclf as proudly as a peacock And bIio voted She was arrayed in the fashion c of a century Sho woro able a shawl that her old missus gave her in1 Tennesseo three quarters of a century ago a quaint looking white cap resplendent In a wealth of ruffles which her youhg missus had given her as a wedding present and an antique cloth capo brilliant in glass beads which had fallen into her hands at tho death of an old maid sister of her last master about twenty years sho thinks beforo tho era of freedom Aunt Harriet is a very sensible old woman but sho has one dominating weakness and that is to be in touch wif do quality In her estimation she reached tho apex of honor when sho rodo in tho carriage of an alderman to tho polls and had Mayor Cox who was running for reelection tip his hat to her But that ride that triumphant ride may cost her her life for through brio-a-bra- nON JOHN W FOSTER AiU I AlnJjfcE HABIUET MSTOBBAT vanity sho discarded her woolens to ancient finery of bygone days and caught a bad cold which had de- Â¬ veloped into tho grip Harriet McMurrny lives in a little whitewashed cottago on North Topeka No sah sho said in reply avenue to a question I keant jua tell how ole I am but that town clerk done figured mo out at 115 Ho told mo I was olo enough to vote and tho old lady laughed heartily at her own wit I think mammy is just about 110 said tho youngest of her eight children who Is herself turning CO Shet up dero chtldi cried tho old Dont dat dcr town clerk know lady Tfrear tho now far buck can you remember Do furtherest back I ken remember is the resolutionary wall I was den a little tod but I remember heahing the guns flailing neah Baltinio and tho sojers bringing a kernal dat was done shot thro the bowels into daddys cabin and mammy nusing him till he died My massa was Kernal Pesplanc den but ho died soon an my young missus marry ono of dom dar Irishmen dat was in do wah He done run through all the poo chiles property and in do break up mammy and me and Sophy was sold on do block to Blunt Eobson an taken to Tennessee Did you ever seo Gen Washington I doue see Gen Washington when massa let mammy an us chilen go down to Aloxandry to see granddaddy Gcnl Washington was sitting in a big rod rookin cheer in de porch Ho had nifflea all up and down his short front and silk stockings and hair powerful white hair How old were you then Law me boss I keant tell you I was consideablo of a girl for befo Jfcfvlp to see granddaddy I done raado fflphirt for him I Bposo I was fifteen yaahs old den or mon rtDid you ever see Thomas Jefferson I doan lenow nothin about him sah All do generals I lcnowed was Genl bcttern you yeahs longah Washington and Genl Jackson Havo you been sick much during your life llWhen I had my first chile I had a long spell but I havo been purty healthy over since till 1 got de grip I dont think I will llvo moro than ten 3 0 Aunt Harriet is quite a favorite in Wichita among tho white women as well aa tho negro women A kerridgo All ride is ono of her dissipations tho white women know of her vanity and djesiro to bo with tho quality aa sTifetills it and on flno days some one is fUways ready to drive around to her cottago and take her out for a spin She is quite fond of talking but scarce talks about anything ly ever tho Jacksonlan period subse Â¬ o quent to Strango to say she knows but little about Abraham Lincoln Sho knows that he had something to do with free Â¬ ing her but it is doubtful if sho consid Â¬ ers freedom a blessing Sho haB been widow forty years hcr husband hav ing died of eholeraat JNashvuie then being made to secure peace with Japan The cable indicates that he has earned every penny of it When Mr Foster was first engaged It had not been decided to send Li nung Chang to treat with Japan Tho first thing Mr Foster did was to Insist that ho bo called to Peking restored to his former honors and sent out with full power to negotiate a treaty He knew that tho Japanese would reccivo tho veteran statesman with greater courtesy than it would extend to any other living China Â¬ man and he shrewdly guessed that Li Hung Chang would command some sympathy for the harsh treatment re- Â¬ ceived by him at the hands of his em- Â¬ peror The result has fully justified this expectation Li was received with distinction and since tho unfortunate garding the laws of nature or incident of his attempted assassination physical capital all gone if so which however in view of the happy outcome can hardly bo called unfor tuuate the mikado has done everything in his power to make his task an easy Tutts Liver Pills will cure you ono The shrewd Foster was constant Â¬ ly at his elbow and when Japan de For sick headache dyspepsia manded an indemnity of 800000000 sour stomach malaria torpid taels it was at Fosters suggestion that Li besought tho Japanese minister not liver constipation biliousness to cripple tho revenues of China for all time by demanding so liigh a prioo for and all kindred diseases peaoe The plea was successful for tho Japaneso finally consented to put the amount at 200000000 taels As a tael is worth aboufc seventy three centa in gold the ministers shrewd work has miis olio nnrrou hukeker Drobablv saved China moro than 70- 000000 so that tho emperor can well af Territoral Days of California after ford to pay the Americans little bill which that association in cooperation with tho companions of tho military orÂ¬ GRANTS GRAY EAGLE ders of tho Loyal Legion of the differ Â¬ Famous Painting BelonglofiT to Alanson ent states took measures to provide a Stewart Applotoo of Chicago suitablo monument to his memory The picture given with this article la Bear Admiral R W Meade president from a photograph by Mr John A of tho pioneers association and John Beeves of Pikes theatrical studio Chi-Â¬ D Townsend aro of tho committee hav Â¬ cago of Gcan Smiths famous oil por- Â¬ ing tho monument In charge The loÂ¬ trait from life of tho superb thorough Â¬ cation of tho plot in which It will be bred Arabian steed presented to Gen placed la ono of tho most commanding Grant on his tour around the world by and beautiful of any along the entire the sultan of Tirkfiy from hia own stretch of tho Hudson river It is situ- Â¬ private stud composed ior the most ated on a plateau five hundred feet part of horses with pedigrees reaching above Tappan Zee and tho monument means so much more than back pretty near to tho time of Moham- Â¬ to bo erected will bo visiblo from Dobbs and you imagine--serio- us med tho prophet Tho painting is tho Ferry Irvlngton Tarrytown Sing Sing property of Mr Alanson Stewart Ap and other points far up and down tho iatal diseases result from pleton tho publisher and well known eastern bank of tho Hudson and will trifling ailments neglected art critic of Chicago It is rich in tone bo plainly in sight of tho old Fremont and color an Egyytian scene showing home near Tarrytown Mrs nuneker Don t play with JNature s will receive 10000 for the work greatest gift health Tho talented and fortunate young II you are feeling sculptress Clio ninton Huneker whose out of sorts weak and generally exgreat work this statuo will be was first hausted nervous a pupil of St Gaudcns although before have no appetite and cant work sho advanced to his class she had for begin at oncetak- years been under tho tutelage of her itig the most reliamother Mrs Howard Hinton from ble strengthening medicinewbichis for modwhom sho inherited her talent Browns Iron Biteling Sho was born at ters A few bot tles cure benefit twenty four years about comes from the aero and la tho wife of James G very first dose it wont stain your of New York In her studio Huneker teeth and Its in Carnegie building a grand piano pleasant to take bo moved into a corner and tho will chandeliers removed entirely to make room for tho immense work tho sculpÂ¬ tress will build to tho ceiling and Dyspepsia Kidney and Liver OHAY EAGLE which sho expects to complete by next Neuralgia Troubles Constipation Bad Blood tho pyramids in tho middle distance fall betran to model when I was two I Gray Eagle was a magnifier nt dappleMalaria Nervous ailments f said Mrs Huneker in an in- Â¬ -gray and ono of tho fleetest of hia years old and well remember the little Womens complaints terview breed Gean Smith the artist la Get only the genuine It has crossed red in my hands and then lines on the wrapper All others are subprobably tho best known horse painter cherries I patted them I could tako a stuck stems into stitutes On receiDt of two ac stnmns we in tho United States his drawing es Â¬ plaster will send set of Ten Beautiful Worlds mold of my nurses faoo aa I pecially being fine hair VIewa and book free had seen my mother do In her work BROWN CHEMICAL CO Weather and tho Mind and later at six years I attempted to Tho psychology of the weather ia sug- Â¬ model a doll on what I deomed more gested by Dr T D Crothers as a prom- Â¬ natural lines than tho regulation doll ising subject for study He says in of my childhood When an arm or a IOST IN QUANTITY BEST IN QUALITY Science Few persons recognize tho leg broke off I could patch It on with Eources of error that come directly from fresh clay I cannot remember a tlmo atmospheric conditions on experiment- Â¬ when I was not modeling and I went ers and observers and others In my to St Gaudens proparod for an ad Â¬ own case I havo been amazed at tho vanced course by my mother faulty deductions and misconceptions Important for Anslomonlaes which wero mado in damp foggy Somo curious details havo been pubÂ¬ or on days in which tho air weather wardrobe of tho waa charged with electricity and thun lished regarding tho appears that ho It prince of Wales derstorms were impending What Â¬ mo at these times ap-Â¬ possesses seventy uniforms at an av seemed clear to FOR 20 YEARS erage co3t of 170 It is added ho pays Kas lod all WORM Romcdles peared later to bo filled with error An 12 guineas 502 for a frock coat 15 rtrr mr tinvvi c nicnna wv pr actuary in a largo insurance company KVCIlf BMaMttfrKKU UUI8BI culneas about 578 for a dress suit is obliged to stop woric at such times soid xtr FrfDArrdjmraaisTtf wr trousers ho pays 4 guineas S31 if finding that he makes so many mis- Â¬ For iucrurtnRoj hkiiicink CO ST LOlld coat and takes which ho is only conscious of hia ordinarytotrousers with 512 to 53 10 guineas vest cost 8 later that liis work is useless In a During tho London season tho prince nniiirfcjJwiwjnii3fiiKMm largo factory from ten to twenty per consumes two frock coata per month BnTa Prompt Fosit cent less work is brought out on damp and ho uses about a dozen dress suits Losi Oure for Impotence days and dnys of threatening storm annually Ho has an immenso number 8emlncU Manhood 0 Emissions Spamatorrkea Tho superintendent in receiving orders of ordinary suits of olothes and never Nervousness Self Distrust to be delivered at a certain time takes wears one moro than two or three e Will Loss of Memory Vigor- Â¬ makeyouaBTIfONQ this factor into calculation times In addition his shooting suits Prle ous Man 700 a Boxss 96 00 A Typewritten Newspaper cost 300 guineas a year The prince Bpsolal Directions Mailed CUent7Cal has a nowspaper ed Â¬ hasthreo silk hats every fortnight and with ach Box Addrsss en never wears a pair oi gloves twioe in ited hy woman which is written 11114 Snow ft AJ tirely with a typewriter and iaaued buow ub ia tut uettu urvoeeu t uuiu m AtJl iira 3SIA LUOAHAVC kingdom MO twioe a month 8TLOriS y l The Associated Pioneers of tho Terri- Â¬ torial Days of California who recently solicited competitive designs for the Gen Fremont statue havo selected as most appropriaato and artistic that sub Â¬ mitted by Mrs Clio Hinton Huneker of this city says tho Now York Herald In specifying as to the nature of tho design the committee requested that tho story of tho great rock on Fremont peak where Gen Fremont engraved the cross aa a symbol of the Christian faith should be told in an artistic and impressive mannor Designs were sub Â¬ mitted by several well known sculptors in various sections of tho country and the subjoct matter of the doslgn was expressed in various ways but none was as simply and at the same time as ar Â¬ tistically carried out as Msa Hunckera Tho figuro of Gen Fremont is to be of bronze eight foot In height and mounted on a stone pedestal of naturally rough rook fourteen feot in height with a bronzo panel twelvo foet long at its baso On tho panel la a bas relief of the exploring party headed by the Pathfinder making their way to the spot whore Gen Fremont carved tho cross This scene commemorates Fre- Â¬ monts first expedition across tho conti- Â¬ nent in 1842 when the explorers made tho ascent of what has since been named Fremont peak now ill Wyoming and which by act of legislature has been re- Â¬ served as a state park Returning to their camp of deposit near a great rock Gen Fremont wrote Hero not unmindful of tho custom of early travolors and explorers In our country 1 engraved on that rock of tho far west a symbol of the Christian faith I mado on tho hard granite tho impres sion of a largo cross which I covered with a black preparation of india rub ber well calculated to resist the in- Â¬ ARE YOU fluence of wind and rain The remains of Gen Fremont were inhealth interred in Eockland cemetery near constitution undermined by ex- Â¬ Piermont on tho Hudson river on No vember 23 of last year under the aus- Â¬ travagance in eating by disre- Â¬ pices of tho Associated Pioneers of tho In her Interesting letters to tho St James Gazette Mrs Bishop draws a striking picture of tho manner In which theUtussian government Is opening up the fertile retrlonsof eastern Siberia Nikoloskoyo is a placo of fifteen thou Â¬ sand Inhabitants tho center of a largo government flourmill and elaborate barracks For manv miles on either sldo tho new Siberian railroad passes through neat villages and prosperous fnVms 1Frnm RnmlMA cm MVo Bishop and east of tho Hanka lake up to Ussurl tho magnificent region is EflNWUttgjf waiting to bo peopled Grass timber water coal a soil as rich as tho pralrlei of nilnols and a climate not only fa Â¬ vorable to agriculture but to human JfASHVILt health all await tho settler and tho broad unoccupied and fertllo lands ROUTE OF THE which Russian Manchuria offers aro capable of supporting a population of many millions Here Russia ia laying CHICAGO and solidly tho foundations of a new em NASHVILLE II pire which sho purposes to mako a THE ONLY homogeneous one No foreigner need Apply One thousand familiesassisted Pullman Vestibuled Train Service with emigrants from Russia of the best class Rawest and Ilnost Bay Coaches will come out next year and tho numSleepers and Dining Oars ber Is to increase progressively Each WHOM TUP head of an emigrating household has to doposit six hundred roubles with a gov- Â¬ TO ernment official on leaving Odessa which ho receives on landing in Siberia Terre Haute Indianapolis Tho emigrants on reaching Vladivoa tock are lodged in excellent emigrant CHICAGO barracks and can buy tho necessary agricultural Implements at cost price Paul Milwaukee from a government depot Already AND Alt POINT8 IN THE along the railroad houses aro springing up and if security can be obtained NORTH AND NORTHWEST thero is nothing to prevent tho country from being peopled up to tho Chineso S L UOCQEBS frontier the rivers Sungacha and Ds Southern Passenger Agt suri which form the boundary from Chattanooga Tenn the Ilanka lako to Khabaroffka on tho Mr F P Jeffries Amur giving a considerable protection General Passenger Agt from brigandage Evansville Terre Houte B R HANBERYfOELU -Fractlce In the Courts of Christian and Offlee City Hall bulldlngw olnlng counties Court Square HOPKINSVILLE KY mmWkMr WS HWTOUUEy WITHERS GOlHJSSHiOE Junkihe North ESKOffice oyer Plasters Bank HOPKINSVILLE - Kl Ky FRANK BIYES IlMITED Hopkinsville EtsT OFFiCEOvcr Planters Bank Andrew Seargent M JDl PHYSICIAN AndSUKGEOS Fifth and Main streets OFFICE oppouttw SOUTH TELEPHONE NO HH Painter Done City Court Room 5 Skerritt and Paper gHangen St ALLJWORK est Prices SIIOP 8th9trcet next to K offlceJIIopkinsvilleiKy withNcatnessandDtspatch and at Low Â¬ DR If rdT DR PHYSICIAN prestonithoma SURGEON r Office over Bank Hopkinsv Evnnpvjllp JOHN ECHOLS ST JOHN BOYLE i Tnd HOPKINSVILLE OFFICE HOURS -- Day and Night KY Receivers BANKRUPT Junius THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE 1 c avitl DENTIST Louisville Evansville 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Mills Owrnsboro Ky No 580 Fourth Avonup fa 1HE dm rft Louisville T7 Ky 1 Through Trunk Line belwuon tho oltlcs o Cincinnati Lexington Louis viDe Evansville St Louis Asd tho oltlcs of iiiii I JLl A Complete MontNashville Memphis gomery Mobile andt4New The Mni Street FURNI UREDeaJf anl Beautiful Stock or h- Mi FIGU s Orleans WiTKOU ANDSVKKD all at IKES alt Wiim DNBIVALED CBOE LOWEST 8FUC Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jachsonville and points id 10 Bed room Suits op aaB in Florida Connections or mado at Guthrie and Nashville for all points A Solid Oak Suit for Ciorth Bs ct South and W est In Pullman Palace Cars EMIGRANTS 1 Il4 ut this road will receive special low rates eo agents of this company for rates routes o or write to 0 P Atmobe G P T A Louisville lira WN hi I filu DUOKER EUNERAL DIRECTC in m J i i ji HOPKINSYILLE KENTUOKIAN lenttttKian The Damptoc Uroand Theory IjEtf 171896 i v I ten-- IM I I k t i ur 5 r ft i it MS U Perhaps the inoefc plausible argu ment the shrewdest plea advanced rUBUSUl TUESBAI AS1 FEiMT MMUIM by tho single standard lovers in de fense of thir unworthy cause is the BY declaration iliat the opening of our CHAS M MEACHAM mints to free coinage means tho con- Â¬ There never was time when money would so further in UK ADVANCE version of tho United StatoB into a 2 A TEAR 1 SUBSCRIPTION the way of buying Clothing Our childrens combination suits wit cents per line Spe silverdumping ground for the world z pair panrs cap ana a wnisne inrown in tor Local rending notice elal Local 6 cents Pjr line eaoh Insertion While tho Times does not believe l Rates for standing advertisements furnished on application that any such good fortune awaits us it is Well enough to investigate the SOUTH MAIN STREET OFFICE 312 dumping ground theory ANNO UNCEMENTS It is conceded on all bands that Europe has no surplus silver and Wo are authorized to announce JtfDGE JOHN FHELPS is not only the best but handsomest combination in the this position is impregnably fortified Mre X 38 Reynolds as a candidate for Circuit Court Jndge In this by the purchases Our black and grey Mens suits at fact that she yoarly town Boosvlll Ky district subject to the action of the Demolarge quantities of bullion from silver cratic party Election November 6 1695 producing nations for domestic con- Â¬ IVe arc authorized to announce JUDGE THOMAS P COOK sumption The amount of silver V of Calloway county as a candidate for Judgo bullion and bar silver last year ex- Â¬ Dizziness Pain In the Back Liver V of the Circuit Court of this district subject to Complaint All Cured by Hoods stunners and it is only a matter of time are ported to Europe from American sil Â¬ tho action of the Democratic partr I cannot say too much in praise ol wneh thev will be crone and we cannot replace N them ver mines amounted to 51000000 Hoods Saraaparllla I was subject to Besides this the European coinage pains In my back dizziness liver com Â¬ The clothes you buy of us admits you to the first place every DEaiPSEY NOMINATED is 15to 1 and tho American 16 plaint and that tired f eelin e I Wan pom ratio where They are right up to date and of artistic make and shape Our The Democratic convention to nom pletely worn out and could scarcely walk 1 thus entailing a positive loss to halt a mils and it attraed as though life to new assortment of Spring Suits is a marvel of beauty style and ex- inate a candidate for railroad com tho European silver holder who sends was r burden at the ace of 18 I did not care about living when a friend ceiience lllB lUcWtnitu is uj me uigueisti quality aim wue missioner for this district met in his coin or bullion to American mints workmanship is guaranteed the very best The Low Induced We to Try Hoods Owensboro Wednesday afternoon and In addition freight charges occa- Sarsaparilln It has benefited mo greatly Price power can go no further with meritorious without It since I only one ballot was taken before ad- sional Iossscs in shipments ubrasions and Ihave not been ful blood purifier and merchandise than the low prices we have be a wonder find melting to separate foreign alloy and I canit to to all who suffer from complaints say f resumed journment Balloting was placed on our goods this season melting to infuse American alloy is brought about by impure blood if they vant yesterday morning and Judgo J F estimated at about thirty per cent on You to be oared take Hoods Barsaparilla can consider mo a life long friend to Dempsoy of Madisonville was nom- each dollars worth of foreign silver It is entirely sjife to say that there inated on the sixth ballot will be there can be no dump of sil- Hoods Sarsaparilla which I recommend at every opportunity Mrs Lucy E Reynolds Boonovillo Kentucky The Covington graud jury failed to ver from Europe There are only two countries in tho dBnd an indictment against Senator Hood s Pills cure all Liver UU Biliousness world which produce a surplus of Constipation Sick HeadAcho Indigestion 25c Goobel silver These nations are Mexico and MATBiaiONIAI Your Physical Condition COIN HURTS THEM S Blackburn will tho United States The first named Senator J 0 Blakelly Next Sunday Needs attention at this time If you Turner speak at Bowling Green tomorrow on country last year sold her total pro- It Uns Turned the Flanks of tho Enemies morning at 980 oclock Miss Nora are tired weak and nervous it is clear the pretty and accomplished daugh- that your blood is impure and with- Â¬ duction of silver with tho exception the political issues of the day of Blinotnllsm ter of Dr John J Blakelly of Trigg out doubt there has been too much of 6000000 to Europe With this The Eastern press has suddenly county will wed Mr W RTurner a over work ot strain on brain and Ohio law compelling insurance six million of dollars she is expected The awakened to the fact that Coins Fi young business man of Paducah body The course of treatment for companies to deposit 50000 in order to deluge tho United States and supnancial School is making serious in- Tho marriage will occur at the homo such a condition is plain and simple bride-to-bto do business in that state has been ply her own coinage demands The blood must first bo purified so roads on the forces of gold power of the parents of the declared constitutional Where is the silyer that is to be The little book appears to have turnMr Stephen that tho nervous system and in fact Griffin Griffin all tho dumped coming from It is not m ed the flanks of tho enemies of bimet Griffin of Tobacco Port Tenn and blood organs will be fed upon pure Intelligent people without post offices in sight it is not in existence It is to be Mrs T Griffin widow of tho late All presidential of Lon- found only in tho imagination of alism and to have thrown them up- Elijah Griffin of Longview were number have testified that tho best Kentucky with thd exception They find how- Â¬ married near Cadiz last Sunday Rev blood purifier nerve tonic and on the defensive don Georgetown and Carlisle are those who for a purpose or through ever that Coins tactics aro as hard Henry Moore officiating Immedi- strength imparting medicine isHoods jaow in the hands of Democrats Nervousness loss of ignorance are shouting against sil- Â¬ to combat as were the maneuvers of ately after the ceremony tho couple Sarsaparilla Napoleon by the venerable Field left for their future home in Tennes- sleep and general debility all vanish ver when floods Sarsaparilla is persistMarshall of Austria Their Tho Illinois State Camp of Sons of In 1893 silver to the amount of of attack shows that thoy are method see ently taken in a word health and at their de- Â¬ Veterans has adopted a resolution 77555757 it is officially announced wits end and domonstfrttes clearly Murphy Lanier Mr R A Mur- Â¬ happiness follow after taking Hoods nouncing the proposed dedication of by tho Director of the Mint was pro- the weakuess of the monometallic ar- phy of Empire and Miss Mildred Sarsaparilla Lanier of near Crofton were mar- Â¬ the Confederate monument at Chica- duced in the mines of the United gument Mrs Heart widow of the California After exhausting their stock of ad- Â¬ ried Wednesday The ceremony took go on Decoration day States Of this amount 51000000 jectives in denouncing book in place at tne Home or the bride s tattl- Â¬ senator has iven 175900 to erect a AT the in silver ores and bars was exported which terms as pernicious girls school in connection with the arid er Mr William Lanier Crittenden Reeves was nominated to Prostestant cathedral in Washington WAIXIS Europe fand 3000000 consumed pestiferous are freely used they as Oscar S Collins telegraph opera- Â¬ for county court clerk of Todd by the in manufacturers and arts during the sent with much unction that I oins tor in the L N office at Seoree Dont Tobacco Sit or Smokd Your GROCERY Democratic convention at Elkton Life way year leaving only 13000000 in sur- lectures were never delivered and and Miss Minnie Hampton of the they introduced defiant notes from same place were married in the par- Â¬ la the truthful startling tltloof a book about MERRITPS Old STAND Monday A Sidney Johnson was al plus silver to be accounted for such staunch goldbugs as Lyman J the harmless guaranteed tobacco 0 nominated for the legislature habit euro These figures collated from the Gage and John R Walsh in prdof of lor of Hotel Henderson Wednesday eliminates that braces up nicotlnized nerves waw mii I amm wow the nicotine poison makes weak DEATU8 Even an idiot oould see men gain strength vigor and manhood You At the recent silver meeting at highest financial authority known are the fact run no physical no financial risk ns Eggs from the mannor and style of tho simply indisputable and to every Is sold by It O Hnrdwlck under a guaran Chilton The wife of Mr Frank Denver Senator Teller announced book that no such actual course of Chilton of Pembroke died Tuesday tee to cure or money refunded Book tree no v FRO- Mthat he had cast his last vote for a unbiased mind convincing There issil- Â¬ lectures was ever delivered although after an illness of several months AddreSs Sterling Bern y Co New York or Chicago surplus but rather a deficiencyof tho editors of the New York Herald Mrs Chilton was a Christian lady and goldbug and declared that the ColoPure Bred Light Brahma nnd Buff Old papers 20 for 5c at the Ken- rado Republicans would leave tho ver at present with the opening of and the New York Evening Post a host of friends mourn their loss Leghorns dishave apparently not been tockian office party in aody unless it is pledged the mins to free coinage so great cover this fact but neither able to of- Â¬ Twenty old papers for 5c at this Mr Gage G would be the demand for silver that HOTJCE to free silver coinage next year nor Walsh have dared deny that fice United I WANT every Man and woman in the Whisky iiimiii it would at once go to a parity with they havo used the very words and T in HoDkinsville Ky States interested In tbo Opium and About Fruit Growing Sabita to have ooo ot my books on these dis arguments which Coin puts in thoir So long aB England is pemitted to gold in intrinsic value tance Address 15 M Woolley Atlanta Ga Ten years ago I set a large orchard Sox S82and one will be sont joutreo There is nothing in the dumping mouths and to which they aro disfix the financial policy of the United creet enough not to attempt any re in the hills North of town Already States we need not bo surprised at ground theory just as there is noth ply Lessons given In Oil and China Painting her contempt for tho Monboe doctrine ing to the harm of silver in any of the Right here is whore Coin hurts the peach trees have about played Drawing in Charcoal Croyon Pastel etc whenever she wishes to express it arguments brought forward by the them they attempt no roply to the out while the apple trees aro vigor POSITIONS GUARANTEED Les6Qn Hours trom 9 o 12 A II Ho states the gold ous and oeanng nneiy Tnere are under reasonable conditions 10 not say it Until wo are financially independent buzzing gold bugs Glasgow Times arguments CHINA PIRED be done free 120 standard position fully and fairly very large apple trees in the orchard cannotcntaloguo until you send for 1JIAOTI of England she will send her soldiery still bearing from eighty to 100 years page 1WSIXESS DIlAUaHOX8 School of Those Interested invited to cell a Ah COLLEGE With the exhibit of the Plant sys- just as its advocates state it and he old Why will not these lands Shorthand Typewrltinc andand STUDIO at Residence South Main St tramping around on this hemisphere Telegraphy tem at the Atlanta Exposition will then proceeds to riddle it with facts bought at S5 per aero pay sot in ap NASHVILLE TNN whenever it suits her purpose to do and figures in a manner so effective 4 WEKK8 by- Draughons method of teach be a celebrated flag a plain flag of that the brilliant editors of the gold ple trees and by spraying insure ing book keeping ia equal to 13 WEEKS by so Evansville Journal old method bunting witn the stars and stripes bug organs have not yet found the fruit Last year my attention was It expends more money in the Interest of its ropy Nor called to a pear tree twenty years old Employment Department than halfasthe busi ness colleges in tho south take In tuition The Kentucky delegates to the of the United States It surmounted courage to attempt aCoin will they ever do so has pre Â¬ which had never born a crop In It Is strongly endorsed by Merchants next month will be the exhibition of tho Plant system in sented the wholo question in a man- Â¬ June I cut the bark loose all around and practical book keepersBankers the United State convention all over 1887 States Reasonable rates of tuition Cheap for free silver coinage at 16 to 1 by an the old Piedmont Exposition in ner so unanswerable and at the same and stripped it off to the limbs It is board Open to both sexes COO students past ovenvhelming majority The Peo- and was much admired by Mr and time so catching and so convincing now full of pears with bright now year representing 36 States and Territories Office qver Bantof Hopkinsville bark Rabbits were very destructive It has also prepared books for ple aro tailing no chance They are Mrs Cleveland when they were that it is not to bo wondered at that to young trees last winter but they BCOMBJ STTXDY Hours from P to U a si and 3 to 4 p m me press is wild with rage sent on CO days instructing their representatives and shown through tho exhibit by Mr and goiciDug havo no fancy for axle grease which your wonts trial When you write explain Address J F Draoiion Prest consternation Denver News Grady That flag afterwards deco protects my trees thoroughly by one Nashville Tenn delegates to vote for the money of iniMimiiiriMnwwoini Jackson and Jefferson and to protest rated the exhibit of the Plant system In the June number of Frank Les application each winter My Way at the Paris Exposition and on tho lies Popular Monthly the immortal land plum thicket on poor land will REPORT OF THE CONDITION against farming out the managment svatuo was art work of Richard Wagner is set feed more hogs than four times Buch OF THE- of tho United States Treasury to day when the Bartholdi only to b city of Paris by forth in an admirablv Illustrated ar land in corn and needs agents of tho Rothschilds Evam presented to tho let alone W through Mr ticlo byMercia Abbott Keith entitled citizens American ville Courier Ban National First Richard Wagner and his Festspiole State of omo City op Toledo Whitelaw Reid then United States in Bayrouth S3 followed by a critical Lcoas County Since 1873 the United States mints Minister to Prance who acted as a paper on tho same subject by M A Frank J Cheney makes oath that Hophinsville A Galloway Charles Edwaraos the he is the senior partner of tho firm of Jiave coined nearly 850000000 of spokesman and was accepted by wellknown English essayist and de F J Cheney at the close of business Â¬ Co doing business gold and yet there is so little in the President Carnot both of them al- scriptive writer contributes to this luded in their speeches to the flag number a highly picturesque account in tho City of Toledo County and country that tho government is buyState aforesaid and that said firm RESOURCES Ray Gordon is a bay horse 16 ing gold from Kothchilds at his own flying at the top of the Eiffel tower of the ancient and storm worn Scilly will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED 8060915 hnndBhigh 7 years old by Gordon sur- Islands In Kite Flying Extraor- Â¬ DOLLARS for each and every case Loans and discounts prico at the rate of 3500000 ounces That flag was tho same which Lverdrafts 102410 thn hARf hrwl Hon of Onward unsecured Will Will P Pond gives some of Catarrh that cannot be cured by U S JJonds secured and 1000000 to lecure circulation a month under the terms of the last mounted tho exhibit at tho PiedmontÂ¬ dinary 2osooo fmnke the season at my farm one niile rremiums on u s uonds very interesting ieformation about 8819108 south of town xn the JfaimyrOv0po Stocks securities etc bond issue to maintain a 90000000 Exposition which adorned tho ex this fascinating sport and furnishes the use of Halls Catarrh Core Banking house furniture and fix FRANK J CHENEY at 20 to no toll to farm tures 200000 attempt to hibit of the Plant system at Paris many curious examples of the applisurplus in the hopeless Sworn to before me and subscribed Other real estate and mortgages foal Season begins April 200000 mare with owned make it stand as a redemption fund and will again bo used at this Expo- cation of the kite to practical and in my presence this 6th day of De- Due from Natlpnal 1 R H HOLLAND Banks not Re sition When Col Elliott returned scientific purposes A well informed cember A D 1886 serve Agents 151428 for 51000000000 of silver and greenHopkinsville Ky article by Robert Sloan accompanied Due from State banks and bankers 880517 I Due from approved reserve agents backs to say nothing of bonded from the Paris Exposition on board by some wonderful photographs de 2015162 AWGLEASON SEAL 65528 Checks Notary Public Notes ofand other cash items a dobts Under our present gold stand Â¬ one of tho trans Atlantic liners the scribes tho giant redwood forests of 810000 other National Bani currency nickels and cents 40981 passengers discovered that tho histo- California Otherillustrated features ard our gold is driven out of tho counHalls Catarrh Curo is taken inter FraotnlMoney reservcdin bank viz Lawful try and used by London bankers ric flag was on board and the captain of this great popular magazine are nally and acts directly upon tho blood Legal tendeir notes lsWoo I W00 00 The Sailors Snug bonded asked that he bo allowed to elevate it R F Woodward Harbor by Mrs and mucous surfaces of the system Redemption fund with U S Treas to force us to increase our The Sun Danco 72000 urer 6 of circulation testimonials freo Duo from US Treasurer other than debts And yet we are told that freo on tho foremast This was done and of tho Taos Indians by M Camana Send for CHENEY CO Toledo O FJ 250 1o reaomption lunu tho flag was greeted with cheers It The Hospice of St Bernard by silver will drive out the gold 3Sold by Druggists 7Bc 10028880 Total was afterwards presented to the Na- James Ricalton Following tho JsTsTi Bssi LIABILITIES Outgeneraled a Hat tional Editorial Association at Buf- Hounds in Southern California by The first and indispensable thing 6400000 Capital stock paldin BVLS5BViQMlMlajSttLLH C F Holpor and Human Phsphor about medicine is that it shall Â¬ r I was much Impressed says Mr falo and is now tho property of the escence uy J Carter Beard There solutely harmless and leavo no be ab- Surplus fund- - less expenses and 318818 room Undivided profits Elliott was is also as usual an abundance of for reaction Ramons Tonic Iiiver 860168 by something that I Association but Col Goslington taxes paid 1440000 National bank notes outstanding saw in tho street tho other morning asked to continue as its custodian Our splendid young Jck JDay 081 good short stories and poems Pill whoso wonderful cures havo Due to other National Banks 78000 Dividends unpaid manner In which a man stopped the made so much stir in this section re- Â¬ Individual deposits subject to cheek 10585881 Star will make the present Mmon The Jim Pearco Bivouac of ConColumbus Phelps who murdered cently is such a medicine It is ab his hat which was blowing away It the the Locust Grove farm 19028380 i44 Total is well known that under sueh cir- Â¬ federate Veterans of Morgaufield iB his half brother Henry Phelps on solutoly harmless and cannot fail to State of Kentucky county of Christian ss Watkinsfarm The Square postoffice Cashier of the above cumstances a hat often develops arranging for a big barbecue and re- tho morning of April 28 in the Three bd of benefit to any one who tries it I Thos W Long solemnly swear that the at 110 to insure mare with foal bank do Vreot eccentricity of movement union for sometime in August bo All Springs vicinity Warren county 5b on It is a positive specific for all forms namod statement Is true to the best of my above the old Federal soldiers will in Money due when niare proves to be jvhen you stoop down to put your vited and several G A ft posts have trial at Bowling Green When the of sick headache disordered liver knowledge and beUef Tnos W LoNoCashler Day Star ia jailer and assistants entered his cell billiousness etc The tiny Pellets ia transferred Jband on it as you run it is nj jtlipre already signified thoir intention to be to take him to the Court house he at- Â¬ which accompany the pills aro for Subscribed and sworn to before me this lath in foal or jack vwUh white pointa is 15J day of May 1885 JJut this man ran past afffust to resent An effort will bo made to tacked them like a wid beast and was building up tho systenV The two Correct attest Wawxb Kkllt Not Pub a Mack Kukis high and our yeara old laflwnWi nt his hat andstoDDod it as E aye Gen Buel and Gon Buckner forced to bo overpowered and carried medicines together cost only 25 cents OxoOXoto Jkp Hoaton Directors W B to M A MASON Y Sun present on tne occasion 3 W DowpiiB into courf AbJc your druggist lor iree sample it rolled toward JtfojikitwwUle Mens Boys and 0 fcifen s Clothing mf 250 500 m Mh That Tired Feeling 1- - 1 v- Hoods Cures MAMMOTH CLOTHING SHOE CO Peas Beans e Potatoes Dried Fruits Canned Goods for hatcmg ant JK Mrs J E Dabney FACTS E C ANDKBSON FtifsieianMckgeoo RAY GORDON M Ky i MAY 7 1895 inv H nr Jitta V t- yOxMwlMliliWplwirillWllft r JlniSlW r m K t if 1 m ijfrjtiiiii J V llill- i umMAH Ii imnfcfrj OS Q T I A L fc rr- tJ L5ra yfu r i 1 f May 17 1896rs HOPKINSY1LLB KENTUGKIAJNT xrs lares Gen Buckiierwh own uuiwu Hlghttt jring m tue suuurua uj lle will pipe the wstifcto the top of ktnU fV uwn is located n iiii free fountain to tho nd present several thousand town It will v S AEOuira NOTHING and Aboiit NEW Awarded HonorsWorlds Fair w Hr0 js i Bicycles ahPartial List of the iUT POUND IN THIS r ouuumni GOODSr WECA-RRY m IN STOCK Steam A CoBHed AecoHCl of the Latest Hap- penlBg JCeraely Told for Bnjr Headers J dollars Staunton Va J 0 Wilson an Owensboro shoe doalar assigned Monday John Coleman a flagman was cut in two by a train in Louisville B J Hopgood was acquitted for lulling Tom Douglas at Morganflold cigar I The National Association atofChicamanufacturers is in session go- MwiPry narrowly escaped being tiuriedalive at Baraboo Wis While ftordis to hav6 a system of the funeral was in progress she re Â¬ covered from the trancet supposed to WatWW1 orks ba death and sat up in the coffin There aro 85 cases of Bmall pox at She explained that she was conscious v Wi xnresners Stackers Dinaors Mr hcetons tff n 9A jMfiHPwp Fitting Goods Rubber Hose BBik HSbut iielting Majestic Steel Ranges immkt aBh Doors CREAM Mowers Twine Wagons alette time Col annual convention of the An cienlOrder ofHibernians is in session at New York- Miss Hose Celveland sister of the president has recently retuned from a European tour Conrad Benaerfof Louisville committed suicide by hanging at thd Lakeland insane asylum Sunday The defalcations of the late Paul Schultze of Tacoma Wash it is now stated will reach nearly 500000 Q The National Burjal Case Associa tion and the Eastern Burial Associa tio3Tar3 meeting in joint convention at Cleveland O The business failures last week were 227 in the United States against 206 last year and 3 i in Canada against 42 last year James Haun a prominent young farmer of Corbin Ky was run over and crushed by a freight engine Monday night and will die A mare belonging to H T Martin of Fulton dropped twin colts The strange part of it was that one was a horse colt and the other a mule Ground will be broken in a few days in New York City for the erection of a mammoth 10 story hotel 100 feet square for women only Caleb Parker has been convicted at Georgetown of the murder of Sedocia Counellie a constable and sentenced to thirteen years in the penitentiary He Deceived the People and ia in the will spend Southern Baptists Penitentiary for a Year 160000 on foreign missions of which From the Lowell Horning Citizen sum Kentucky js expected to con- Â¬ At Atlanta Iowa on May 7 C M tribute 518000 the top notch assess- Ailor was con- Â¬ Ailor alias Crisp people by sell Â¬ SVnte Senator Peter Morrissey of victed of deceiving the St Louis was Bhot and instantly ing n worthless compound which he killfid nn Tin nlfitiL His murdorflr is represented to be Hoods Sarsaparil his mistress who is supposed to be la7 and was sentenced by Judge Macy to one year at hard labor in the Iowa insane penitentiary Ailors methods The Natonal Convention of the state those of a traveling fakir He were Catholic Knights of American is in Missouri has been traveling session at Omahfywith 200 delegates in Nebraska and Iowa through stands of making o representing every State attendant a day or more in each town and rep in tueJjnion resentinghimself as an agent under Co and Emmet Holden a negro prisoner salary from C I Hood broke jail Monday morning at Ca selling his concoction at SI or 50 con s hoon He is charged with the mur- per bottlej giving with each sale va- Â¬ Citider of another negro last December rious other worthless articles in Livermore zens of Griswold Iowa became sus- Â¬ The annual meeting of the Ky picious and ascertaining from a drugnot Wholesale Grocers Association will gist that Ailors compound was colHoods Sarsaparilla but merely be held in Louisville next Tuesday The Southern Wholesale Grocers As- ored water had him arrested Three sociation convenes at Atlanta May 29 indictments were found against him the jury convicted him after only In the Larue circuit court John thirty minutes deliberation and he Fox administrator of Jesse Fox de was sentenced as above The indictceased was given a verdict of 10000 ment suggests the wisdom of purchasdamages Fox was a brakeman and ing medicines only of reputable deal Â¬ was killed by the cars a few months ers whom you know Hoods Sarsa- Â¬ ago parilla is never sold by peddlers and W S Hansbrough formerly a mail such offering it should be reported to carrier in the Nashville postofnce was the authorities or to C I Hood Co convicted Tuesday of robbing the U Lowell Mass S mails and was sentenced to two Charged With Bape years in the Kings county peniten- Â¬ John Early col is in jail on a tiary at Brooklyn N Y On Tuesday May 28 Acacia charge of having raped Boulah Lind Â¬ Lodge of F and A Masons of New say col at Pee Dee Sunday nfeht Providence Tenn will give a grand Judge Breathitt held him over until steamboat excursion on the Cumber cie granu jury meets land to Bear Spring Furnace whore XIVJS ST OK MARKET the day will be Bpent in pleasure In some of tho Louisana towns Reported by Tatum Embby Co tramps are arrested and set at work LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS BOUEBON STOCK YABDS cleaning the streets This treatment terrifies tbe tramps j they flee at the Looisville Kv May 8 Cattle The first opportunity and Exclaim QUOTATIONS The Cattle Extra shipping country is going to the dogs H00tt toicooj 5 00 to 5 5 ordinance works like a charm but Light hlpplngiaoolt to H001D 76 to 6 0 i CD to 4 7b has no charms for tbe tramp 4 Beat butchers a 60 to i 25 Fair to good bfltehers John Bowerton charged with out- Common to medium butchers 3 SO to 3 25 raging Miss Annie Pierce only 16 Thin rough steers poor cows and 00 to 1 2fi scalawags a 75 to 4 0 cars old about two weeks ago near Good to extra oxen common to medium oxen 5 farion was captured in Metropolis 1 60 to 8 f Feeders 4 00 to 4 8 111 Tuesday and has been taken Stackers 2 00 toSS a 00 to 8 8 back for trial The feeling is very Bulla calves Veal 2 00 to 6 6u iifcdUer and there is talk of a mob so 00 to 85 00 Choice milch cows to good milch cows 10 00 to 20 00 Fair yTom Smith under sentence to be Hoos Choice packing and butch ers 225 lb to 800 tt at n go executed the 81st inst at Jackson Fair to good packing 180 lb to 225 lb 4 40 to 4 60 Rador for the murder of Dr J E to extra light lbO lb to 180 will take his case before the court of Good lb 4 40 to 4 60 4 25 to 4 85 shoats 120 lb to 150 lb appeals where he expects to have the Fat shoats 100 lb to 120 lb 4 00 to 4 25 Fat finding of the lower court reversed Boughs 160 lb to 4 00 lb 8 7 to 4 00 Good to ex ship This ste will delay tho execution at SniKP and Lus Shorn 8 00 to 3 20 ping sheep least 60 days and possibly longer do Fair to good 260to8U0 Bjfcj N appointed civil service commissioners by President Cleveland Tho board is now composed of two Democrats and one Republican Mr J T Rabbeth of tho firm of Rabbeth Dunlop who has been at Eureka Springs for his health will leave there in a few dayB for Louisville whero he will place his case in tho hands of an eminent physician Tobacco Leaf Chronicle An old bank book was found by a New York widow in which was one deposit of 5 which had been made by her husband in the year 1820 She made claim at tho bank and received the principal and accumulated inter- Â¬ est amounting to 248 Rev J W Mount pastor of the church Cumberland Presbyterian foddered his resignation Sunday to take effect July 1st Mr Mount has not accepted another charge as yet but on account of a desired change of climate he contemplates locating in southern Tex Tobacco Lear Chronicle The body of an Irish peddler known as Dennis was found in the woods Bear Lewisport Ky with four bullet holes in it and the head badly beaten The murder is supposed to have been for the purpose of robbery as the pockets were rifled and the peddlers pack gone There is no clew to the murderer of considera 3T Esteswas farmerby Will GreenÂ¬ killed able wealth a young man 23 years old near New- Â¬ born Tenn Monday Green at the time was running away with the daughter of Mr Estes who gave pursuit After the shooting Green proceeded to Brihtonville where he and Miss Estes were married W G Bice of New York and John Harlow of St Louis hare been BAKING POWMIt MOST PERFECT MADE Bugges Road Carts Harrows Hardware Cultivators Fertilizers L Seeds Plows v Blinds Mouldings Brackets JViinfFlna XTnnflaa rfMWSf i W Powder Fra rm nforTartarother adulterantt om Ammonia Alum any 40 YEARS THE SIAMUaru Saddlery Weather Torecasts Harness Double shovels Blacksmithing Hore shoeing Lime Fire t tHLBL White Lead Linseed Oil Glass Putty rami Urusnes v Paints Varnishes Tobacco Hhds Barb Wired o Staples Nails Repairing - Etc - Etc BrickrJ fflm 1 For the next few days it will be ROCK slightly warmer ending in storms Rain hail wind and thunder fol lowed by much cooler will bo tho re sult According td predictions we aro to have plenty of rain before the month has passed away We have Blackberry experienced- - a long but another very cool Winter snap is on the bill before summer sets in It will be the middle of Juno before we may expect another intense lo hot wave After that period they may be looked for every week until fall- TOBACCO NEWS HOPKINSVILLE MARKET SALT FOR YOUR CATTLE AND TO FREEZE YOURCREAM Sash Doors and Blinds Full stock bought before the advance and sold accordingly Made to fit any opening Leave orders tor sizes Screen Doors and Windows very cheaply with corrogated Iron siding and covered with steel roofiing u u A car load of Steel Roofing just received This makes the cheapest roof you put on Stables and coal houses built within the fire limits can be built can 4 Am V I Forbss h Bro Co sold 185 Ragsdale Cooper hhds this week as follows GUgood to fine leaf 13 75 18 00 19 7K 19 KO 12 25 4 at 12 00 each 3 at 11 75 each 11 50 11 50 11 60 11 25 11 W IX zt 11 uu Ji uu ii to 11 00 11 75 10 50 10 50 10 25 10 00 in m 9 7K 8 at 900 each 9 40 9 30 75 970 4 at 9 00 6 209 each 8 90 y iu a bu y uu y uu o ou 8 258 608 758 40 8 70 6 at 8 00 each 8 75 8 25 8 50 37 hhds med leaf 7 90 7 60 7 10 7 257 107 00 7 40 7 75 7 00 7 00 760 7 10 7 80 7 50 7 00 7 207 007 506 60710 7 00 6 95 e yo u au b ou 0 uu o o o w o ou 6 90 6 95 6 00 6 10 6 00 6 90 48 hhds com leaf 5 95 5 80 5 70 5 805 005 255 955 50 5 50 5 20 5 25 5 80 5 10 5 25 5 90 5 90 5 25 5 40 5 50 5 00 570 5 25 5 00 5 75 K in 4 90 4 95 4 50 4 60 4 40 4 90 4 70 4 50 4 20 4 70 4 75 4 50 4 40 ou 4 20 4 75 4 25 4 ZU 1 1V 4 ou tnvk KStKSmUA A i 409909 907707 New Spring GoodS We have opened foi inspection our complete assortments of new Spring 6roods Never be- Â¬ fore have we been able to offer so many induce- Â¬ ments in either style variety or price 8 21 hhds good lugs 4 204 20 4 10 4 008 80 3 50 3 60 8 25 3 50 3 50 5 at 3 40 each 3 80 3 50 3 20 3 00 at 4 00 each Bran New Patterns 3 00 8 00 6 2402 002 25 hhds com lugs 2 60 2 50 o 2 75 Market was very strong on all desirable leaf and lugs Common leaf and trash lugs remain dulh We urge our fiionds to bo particular about ordering their tobacco well also prize it uniformly in color as well as length it will pay you for the pains Send your tobacco to us and we will get you the highest market Yours truly prices 9 hhds trasn 5i yo i ou i 150180110195145 i ov RAGSDALE COOPEII Co We Open llllil Carpets The Spring Trade with a superb stock of first class Dress Goods Trimmings etc at prices that are low than ever before Goods cheerfully Bhown That cannot be found at any other house in the city Dont wait for the Spring rush See our goods and get prices Union Servioe I 1 I 1 Evervbodv is invited to attend the Christian Endeavor and Union meet ing to to held in the First Presbyterian church on next Sunday at 630 p m It is earnestly desired that the church bo filled with Eudeavorers and their friends and tho former will como prepared to tako part in tho service The following is tho program 15 minutes devotional exercises Mr Allan Wallis leader The Story of Pilate Ti pic and its warnings Matt 27 11 26 Endeavor Baud Hymn Convention service conduco 1 by Mr Horace Condy Mr Preparation Heart Clarence Anderson HymV Ownward Christian Soldiers Responsibilities m Attending Mr Nat Gaither Convention Sentence Prayers Asking Gods blessing on the Convention State Song wv The Spirit in which Endeavorers should attend the Convention Dr B W Stone Hymn Take my Life and let it tu be Lonsecraieu uuru Only those makes which Reliable Maes we can guarantee are allowed in our stock Any pattern you select will be first class C v LATHAM FORWARD MARCH Is the Only Motto in Business j g This is Fully Illustrated in Our Tho Crowning Hour HOV A J Thfio JJluuiw Silent Prayer Close with Consecration Hymn Mizpau Benediction Protraoted Meeting at Hillea Ohapel SPRING STOCK We Have Better Goods for Less Money than j else ever offered before we or any body f Lee Gaitis a colored boy of about eighteen years of age on Saturday evening went to the homo of the Kov Harrison Nutteiya well known colored preacher of Cynthiana Ky and found Mrs Nutter alone Ho made an indecent proposal to the woman an on her repulsing him he attempted td iape her Ho jumpecton the worn aiflptih tho fury of a demon and slashed and cut her unmerpilully He used a keen pointed dirk and plunged the weapon into the body of the defenseless woman twelve times and tiAn nf Jnr throat from ear to oar causing her death a few hours afr- ward Gaitis is in jail but the m- grow in that section are mucn worxea up over the affair aniwilllikely make an ffort to lynch the young fiend Next Monday night Evangelist W F Smith expects to commence a pro tected moetiner at Hille s cbapel to Tor Sale nnntlnnn norlmnS for SQVeral Weeks 1 new computing scale Mr Smith is one of tho most success 1 new Hairs safe ful evangelists in this section Jo is These aro bargains and must b6 n vnnnrr mnn nf more than ordinary J it n UamjuI llmi- nil1 noa Address 1M1 sold THOMAS BROS pie will go out to hear him Marion Ky Have You Had the Grip Common tomedlum do Bucks Extra lambs Fair to good Common to medium Tall ends or culls 00 - 2 00 to 2 60 a to 8 00 to 6 20 4 60 to 6 00 4 00 to 4 60 8 60 to 4 00 6 00 V t 1 Styles strictly tho latest and assortment tho larg est of any house in the city 75o for pure wool Black Clay Worsted Suite Sacks and Frocks other merchants are getting 1000 for them S500 for all wool Black Cheviot worth B750 60o for splendid Stripe Cotton Pants Straw Hats from 10c to J300 Best lino of Overalls in the city Mayors Proclamation reliable medicine like Foleys Honey and tar to heal your lungs and stop the rackinc couch incidental to this disease focealelby H C Hard- Wielf j If you have you probably neod a Saturday the 18th being decoration day tho business men of tho city aro hereby requested to close business houses their- respective VV DAbnet frotn2 to 4 p m Cox Boulware A V vf ti lf in ft lll laifM Nfrbft c w wwmr y f STO W J km 1 i St iki HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKIAN frags a few pieturtSa and rocking chairs HODEL EDGING HOUSE are added or withheld at the will of those who as May 17 18051 wQyithekler BooVkwpe JOHNMIMILL8 O Sow Chicago Cares for ELomeleBB and Needy Women Arhllanthroplo Enterprise 21at on HusI-ae PrlnclplM Tho Work Which Itt founders Hope EvontuaUy to Accomplish Mf Special Chlowo Letter n opened only a fow months ago In act there aro not moro than two or three In this country Tho reason that a lodging houso for women is so unusual as to bo almost Unlquo among institutions is not far to aeek since it is really simply a mat sleep ter of supply and demand It la only The rules of Tho Model Lodging Inco tho advent in numbers of tho house and Workshop for Women aro few and simple First of all everyone who comes is received If the appli cants have money they pay fifteen cents for a nights lodging if they have none they aro expected if they are able to work ono hour which is considered adequate payment Thero are but two persons regularly em- Â¬ ployed the matron and tho forewoman of tho workshop Everything is dono by the inmates in order to give them as much employment as possible Giv Â¬ ing those who need work some-Â¬ thing to do just now is ono of the most difficult problems confronting those Of tho numerous and various Institu Â¬ tions provided by tho philanthropic for tho victims of untoward conditions the lodging house for women is one of tho latest to bo established It Is also There Is imo of tho most uncommon Jrafc one in Chicago and that was is more beÂ¬ withholding and also that there is more or less emulation among tho different clubs represented as to making the rooms they have in charge attractive as there is not one of them in which thero are not many things that have no other offlce than to add to tho appearance or comfort Qf tho apartment In fact there aro Jew boarding houses of tho cheaper sort whero the rooms aro so pleasant To bo sure there are from two to four bods in a room but everything is spot Â¬ lessly clean and tho ventilation is good Each little bed is furnished with springs a nico mattress sufficient bed Â¬ ding and a white spread In addition to this thero is a gown for every lodger Tho rules require that every applicant for a bed shall take a thorough bath and have her clothes examined She is then given a clean gown in which to stowing than It Id evident that there it ware adopt the room SOUTH AFRlOAti ENGLISH Btrage Statements Contained la Same V tion appears to delight as well he may do in publishing tho funny llttlo blunders that somo of the candidates perpetrato at tho collective examina Â¬ tion Hero aro a fow gems which were selected from somo MSB wWnli were not sent in for tho Natal Witness literary prize competition Her hand was cold liko that of a sorpeDt whon Literary Eitnys R Russell superintendent of educa- Â¬ W TlTiT TITI H 1 4 llUJJUJJ I lulLLu WAREHOIJSEMEN COMMISSIONMEROHANiliE AND J GRAIN DEALERS a ZEIx Mud xcof s7s7areiocLse- - Tho countess was about to roply a door opened and closed her mouth Hal hal ho exclaimed in Portu Â¬ guese The colonel paced backward and forward with his hands behind his back reading tho newspaper Tho man was dressed Ja a velvet jacket with pants of tho same color All this sooms very ridiculous but similar blunders hayo been made by somo of our best novolista For in Â¬ stance Anthony Trollooo in one of bin works speaks of a man waDcinc down tho street whistlings with a oigar in ha oome oi tho authors friends moutn drew his attention to th nVmiTTvHt tr rbut Trollop stoutly maintained that was posaioio to wnistlo with a cigar in onos mouth However he could not do it when challenged and I have been no more successful myself kTnFiNC Up TRuBsellville and Railroad Streets Liberal Advances on Consignments All Tobacco Sent Us Covered Hopkinsville KentuckyS br Insurance JR IK AMBKM THJ9 C0HU3KtnSfiR WW TOWK UJA w T B HANCOCK 0 WILCOX ABSOLUTELY PURE THE OLD RELIABLE T R HANCOCK CO SWEET CAPORAL CIGARETTE Hm stood tho Test of Tlma MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHER llMKEvWAIHIDn COR MAIN AND FRONT STREETS Tobacco Warehousemen and Commission Merchants O Store JR URANDS COMBINED A Remarkable Book It mcrollesaly scourges tho money changers In the Temple of tha KepubllCr New York Kecorder ECANCOOTC Salesman Liberal Advancea on Tobacco MISS JA2IE ADDAMS IPrlmo Mover In the Establishment of the Model Lodging Housol Workshop for Women which is sole representative of its kind in Chicago Tvas established in response to a dem Â¬ onstrated demand A year ago when the sudden financial depression was followed by the shutting down of so many factories and workshops tho Chicago Womens club secured funds and opened sewing rooms whero women were paid fifty cents a day in order to relieve as much as possible tho want which was pressing During tho time these emergency sewing rooms were conducted it become clear that there was need of a lodging house for women with a workshop whero a woman could earn tho price of a nights lodging and even more if neces- Â¬ sary A committee was appointed to see what could bo dono about estab Â¬ lishing an institution of this kind and after securing pledges of financial aid from tho various clubs- of women throughout tho city tho undertaking was launched in a modest way in apart ments opening off a little cul de sac much mooted New Woman who very often goes forth to toil as does a man for her daily bread that there has been For- Â¬ fany need of such an institution merly it was only tho woman who through some misfortune was obliged to do almost anything to keep out of the last ditch in tho struggle for existence that frequently needed shelter and she as a rule stood in heed of food also and for tho matter of that al- Â¬ most everything else At tho Homo f tho Friendless she was housed and Iter needs ministered to until such timo as she could be relaunched on the tide of meager bread winning to moro often than frequently return to bo again cared for since she was essentially a dependent creature Tho woman whose temporary needs demand a lodging houso such as has been provided in numbers In all large cities for men is a wholly different being She is not de- Â¬ She has pendent but independent usually a bit of money in her pocket and also has clearly defined ideas of What she proposes to do Her neces Â¬ sity is not to go into dry docks for re- Â¬ pairs but only into a safe harbor for a brief spaoe She is not a seeker after charity in fact would resent its beÂ¬ stowal although she gladly avails her Â¬ self of an opportunity to be comfort- Â¬ ably housed when she can pay a small ram for the accommodation in money oar labor The Model Lodging House and Will the Hohenaollaras Fall An old Gorman prophecy relates that tho Hohenzollern dynasty will fall when an emperor has seven sons Six aro already down to tho credit of who have tho undertaking in charge Emperor William and as tho empress is It is not a case of fields white for tho about to become a mother again there harvesters with few or no laborers but is considerable excitement amontr tho of waiting laborers with scarcely a sin Â¬ superstitious of tho empire lest the gle field in which they can work propnecy may bo fulfilled in part at Aside from the bath which has al-Â¬ least which they believe would indicate ready been spoken of there is nothing tho rest to follow required of tho lodgers excepting that Swedish Proverbs they shall retire at ten oclock and leavo tho houso not later than nine Mrs Baker in her Pictures of Swed- Â¬ oclock in tho morning and that each ish Life says that the Swedish lan Â¬ one shall wait on herself and take care guage is rich in proverbs Many of of her own bed and her part of tho these aro exactly the same as are found In English room as long as she remains The burnt child dreads tho A careful record of everyone who at lire and Better late than never for any timo has been an inmate is kept Instance Others while corresponding and some of these accounts are as pa- Â¬ to proverbs in English havo a turn Tho following thetic as they are interesting Ono peculiar to themselves woman who camo to Chicago from are a few examples When tho cat is away the rats danco Kansas City to look for her husband was quite crazed at finding herself op tho table alone almost destitute and friendless She was taken to the home and cared The Genuine Merit for until she could care for herself Of Hoods Sarsaparilla wins friends The officials at all the depots know of this lodging house and many a woman wherever it is fairly and honestly who would otherwise be likely to have tried To have perfect health you a most hapless time is sent here until must have pure blood and the best way to have pure blood is to take Hoods Sarsaparilla the best blood purifier and strength builder It ex Â¬ pels all taint of scrofula salt rheum NAT GAITHER JAS WEST i GAITHEE WEST m sTQBACCO RHhm Ml illiilyuliii i HOPKINSVILLE EEAGSDADE hImw if And Proprietors PLANTERS Warehouse KY Ij ft book of lfiO Duces nrlnted on fine heavy paper anil bound In white cna moled cover W containing SEVENTY TWO ILLUSTRATIONS And Is being read by Governors btatesmen and most of the prominent men of the coun- Â¬ try It should be In the hands of every voter In the Tnlted States It Is the duty of every business man In Kentucky to read this book He will find himself entertained while doing so and richly rewarded in tho end Thero Is nothing dry about It as Is usually wh books on this subject Fdr tho purpose of Introducing th Is book t Its readers In Its most attractive form THE KENTUCKIAN has selected THE 50 CENT EDITION Printed on line heavy paper bound In white enameled cover printed in two colors and will mall It postpaid toany address or deliver it at its Counter for SO cents Remember that this is the most handsome form In which this book is printed in paper covers It will R E COOPER RAGSDALE COOPER St To HOPKINSVILLE GO p WW KY vk and all other humor and at the Twenty Cents Less Than The Publishers Price same time builds up the whole system Everybody OuRbt to Hpm I Hoods Pills are prompt and efficient 25c COST ONLY 30 GENTS Special attention to sampling and eollicg tobacco Liberal advance- Â¬ ments made on consignments Our charges for selling Tobacco will remain 1250 No commission jBstablislxed 1869 S peep iirro one of the cozv dedbooms she can settle herself There is an emergency fund which is drawn upon A in case of necessity so left uncared for Thero is also an arrangement by which any woman who wishes to do so can work a half hour for what is known as a European breakfast which consists of rolls and a cup of coffee or an hour for an American breakfast with meat and potatoes In addition to the sleeping rooms thero is a pleasant sitting room where there are papers and books As a rule the books and papers are scarcely glanced at during tho time the lodgers are gath- Â¬ ered in the sitting room as they aro with almost no exception a gregarious company who love best of all to ox that no one is Thackerays Joke While Thackeray was delivering in Boston his lecture on the Four Georges he was a constant guest of Mr George Ticknor the author of a work on Spanish literature Though the two men were great cronies they disagreed on many a point Ticknor was small but combative Thackeray towered above him and generally man Â¬ aged to have the last word Mr Healy in his Reminiscences of a Portrait Painter tells a good story of Thacke rays humorous way of ending a dis-Â¬ cussion Tho discussion had been very lively it was about some point in his VraWEAlS IHAUhMARllaf CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT For a opinion wrlto to Srompt answer and an bonest nearly rUty years ifc CO who hare had experience In the patont business Communica- Â¬ tions strictly confidential A Handbook of In- Â¬ formation concerning Patents and bow to ob- Â¬ tain thorn sent free Also a catalogue of mechan- Â¬ ical and scientific books sent free Patents taken through Munn Co receive special notice In the Scientific Araerlcnn and thus aro brought widely before the publlo with Â¬ out cost to tho Inventor This splendid paper Issued weekly elegantly Illustrated has by far tho largest circulation of any scientific work In tho world 3 a year Sample copies sent free Building Edition monthly H0 a year Blnglo copies 2a cents Every number contains beau- Â¬ tiful plates In colors and photographs of new houses with plans enabling builders to show tho latest designs and securo contracts Address MUNN CO- W COPYRIGHTS- milium I k SCoplrlrn-srille- T OflANBERY t ft ZEC37- M Tobacco Commission Merchants CENTRAL WAREHOUSE- F SHRYER ting a hand on each shouldor of his host and looking down upon him ex- Â¬ claimed It would never do for two such broken nosed old coves as we aro to fall out and quarroll A general laugh ended the dispute Thackeray whon a boy had his nose broken by Regular accident whereas Ticknor by a freak Formerly Graduate and Registered S Physician Â¬ AsBistantjSurgeon in U Navy af of nature had a queer llttlo pug nose terwards Post Surgeon U S Army and later Surgeon British ilarine Servlco with two that had a broken look years torywhen Thackeray suddenly put - JJKW YORK 301 BROADWAY Dr Matthew Henry Kolloek HANBERY SHRYER Props - Railroad Street Between Tenth and Eleventh JjfcivRtfR WIA Mm fan fit flpSsPiL jJliulinMw5iE5illM wifflBl IX TUB SEWEfU BOOM IT yfi lS5Sif ft K fTrnn7jBriUsf v l of a passage which in turn opens off of West Polk street at 180 and 188 The building is arranged in little flats of three and four rooms each and is ad Â¬ mirably suited to tho purposes of a model lodging houso for women since the small room designed for a kitchen and furnished with a sink can bo util Â¬ ized for toilet purposes by those who sleep in tho rooms adjoining Whon tho lodging houso was opened quite a number of the clubs that had pledged a certain amount to its supÂ¬ Suggestion for New Women port furnished one or two rooms com- Â¬ In China there is a strange profession plete and on various doors opening Into neat little apartmeets aro such an for ladies It is carried on by elderly nojicemonts us West End Womens ladies who go the round of tho best Club Kings houses announcing their coming by Harvard Club While in beating a drum and Offering their Archer Club Daughters the main the furnishings of tho various services to arauso the lady of tho house rooms aro uniform as for instance This offer accepted they sit down aud i mall white siutrle iron beds aro used tell tho latest scandals and the newest tltfer stories and on dits and are rewarded change experiences The work shop connected with the lodging house for women is a light place where women aro given employ- Â¬ ment at fifty cents a day when work can be obtained All sorts of plain household sewing are done to order Efforts are now being made by Mrs Edwin n Kean Miss Jane Addams of HuU Houso social settlement Mrs W H Tyler Dr Sarah Hackett Steven son and other prominent Chicago women to raise funds for a building which will be especially suited to their purposes and will be in every par- Â¬ ticular a model lodging house and work shop A portion of tHo fund for this purpose Is now in hand and it seems assured that at no distant day a model shop whero all sorts of work will bo dono and a largo number of machine women will bo employed will bo an accomplished fact It b proposed in connection with this workshop to put goods on the market warranted to bo made under hygienlo conditions such as do not exist in the sweat shops whero most ready made garments are made Arrangements aro also being made to form consumers leagues throughout the country which will stand pledged to buy no goods mado in sweat shops Thus tho model lodging hoube and workshop which was established only six months ago promises to bo the be ginning of a far reaching and impo- Â¬ rtant movement as well as a temporary shelter for self helping women who for any reason aro for the time being without a home Antoinette V II Wamsman MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL ENDOBSE experience as Physician at Hot Springs Ark will welcome the sick and afflicted at His Ofllce where consultation with one of the Most Successful Doctors of the presont age is cordially invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed in every case undertaken SC p3sIrLSTrIlle jE37 Careful attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned to us Liberal advances on tobacco in store Good quarters for teams and teamsters All tobacco insured unless otherwise instructed B ALLEN ELECTROPOISE Dr Bronchitis Dyspepsia Rev John Rodgers Danville Ky 11 OcL Lai 1nVt Asthma treated by latest hospital methods It is a mystery to me almost a Â¬ CaQf Matthew Henry Kolloek Treats Succeeeiully All Chronio and Long J Standing Diseases Gcnl Agt L E DADD BooK keeper 0 P WAREIELDSupt Union Tobacco Warehouse c COMMERCE miracle Rev Z Meek Cattlesburg Ky Blood and Skin Dis ease and HITER STS I have used the Electropoise for five years and find it invaluable as a efficaÂ¬ curative agent especially is it delicate childeen Rev Robert Barrett Louisville cious in cases of feeble women and Bap-its- - Seminary Electropoise cured after all other remedies failed and Weakback urine dis eases of the bladder of both vexes promptly and safely cured will receive special and careful T JLlcxLllCO treatment for all their many ailments 17 GT Syphilis Gleet 3trktnrc8 Varicocele Hydrocele Tenderne iWcaltness of Organs Piles Fistula quickly ei cd without pain oa detention from business Night Kidney and burning Urinary frequent qIiqcj Pimples Scofuia Tumors Eczema SYPHILIS and all troubles arising from an impure state of the blood promptly completely eradicated forever from tho and system restoring health and purity Sores Ulcers loo it Clarksville Tennessee UNIONS HOUSE Titaprnl nrhranr p mnrlft on Cnn signments Planters licited Free Storagejfo Correspondence 6 Private ceases Prompt and Careful Attention to All Business Entrusted to Us Confidence Rev W W Bruce Honstonville Ky of Energy and which blngsthe dreadful pffects Organic Weakness of Early Vice unfitting one for business study or enjoyment of llio treated with never failing success On Electropoi3o cured opium habit Nervous Debility Emistlons Imnotency Molancholv Dizziness Loss I gsBasnaiiasBisiBiiae gggpssgggsii ibl ft IEI SAMUEL HODGSON CLARKSVILLE TENN Rev Geo Means Covington Ky re- Â¬ In one njght tho Electropoise lieved brain congestion and vertigo Vo could fill this paper with aiini lar reports but think this sufficient to interest you on the subject of Electropoise health months for 510 rented four examination theurinniy deposits a ropy sedi ment will often be found and sometimes small particles nf albumen will appearor the coor will be of a thin milkish hue again changing to a dail and luibld apprarancc There ore many men who die of t tis difficulty ignorant of tnu cause which la the second stage of Seminal Weakness The doctor will guarantee a perfect euro in all such casus and a healthy re4orutlrii of tho Kcnltureurinarv organs W UlTK VOUr troublm if llvltifp hum frnm v ln4 van uuuujxn1 uiiiumo oycorres pondenco Absolute secrecy in all profes sional dealings and medicine sent tecure from observation Tefttlmonials of patients aro never puollshfd Bank references toiry responsibility cheerfully given Address Â¬ V Manufacturer and Importer oi ITALIA Wi A M MAR BLE SCOTCH SWEDE and the most ctp 1 1 ju 1 m IB TilfmtjJgjsitti n 4 lUtMBjji4uiiuvuii DUBOIS WEBB Dr Kolloek 613 Church Street j After 40 years experience we feel confident that rsttors entrusted Ji Ml l MONUMENTS TABLETS and STATUARY IJ g viww vwv UIW vvo1llvmw Rj tflf MR F M WHITTf 4s our SoN01 aMJCTsasnfapsffl ihi -7 TP1 r 11 HI JU I t r yrtlu urrcui Tmsq yirst Monday In February three week third Monday In May ter flr vnxrnnftr- teriR vWn II INSUII IM fin U iim J Shmves Her Monday In September term three Fourth Monday In iFebroary--er- m Jau tenn fee flrt Monday 1 Monday In fceptembw a ifeeks CHRisni six Iv V j y ft most interesting as well as Important branches of tho Smith Â¬ sonian institution is tho photographic establishment which was organized weeltimany years ago with a viow of collectÂ¬ Kollock in Nashville ing and disseminating valuable infor- Â¬ Dr mation in the art of photography The attention of the reader is especially among scientists and inventors and to called to tho card of Dr Mathew Henry Kollock which Is In another column The develop that art among scientific Insti Â¬ 1841 of a Doctor Is a natlvo of Norfolk Va tutions Tito establishment lias lately prominent Southern family of Savannah Qa grown Into national prominence on ac j the He is quoted as a standard authority by 385 count of tho wide scope and character page Encyclopoadla Brltannlca of its work The chief photographer Is largest and most important work in th tho twenty-25 volume each tho Blze when tho tempest world being in In had abated though Mr Thomas W Smllllo who for lie as the tho sea still ran high position years has held tho Ho Is noted of a large churMi Bible ho made his way six geiscral years exhibition discoverer of tho active principle of face ana toward homo as Is a Scotchman taf A special room to tho left of tho pho best he could numaspcciflofor neuralgia of tho Ills wife was ready at tho window of Ho fs tall and slim with paleis features tographic office is given up entirely to womb The Dootor has been all over the is light and so his hair microscopic work and is world and has made many cures especially at tho tower and drew up his llttlo cargo His mustache known as tho pilngsATk given up byotherphysi with a rope which sho lowered again microscopic room This branch of Hot him at that moment his photographic work is Mr Srailllcs lJOna who sympathize with the for sweptJust from under his feet boat out forte lie is an expert in the work and Was aWicfld will rejoice with the D E Slowly and more slowly ho was drawn has won fame abroad as well as at Carr of 1285 Harrison street KansabÂ¬ up till finally ho was at tho windows home The Parisian academy of inventors awarded him a medal for exCity He is an old sufferer from in- edge and then a gust of wind struck cellence of workmanship in tho pho- Â¬ flammatory rheumatism but has notÂ¬ him and tossed h im back into tho surg tography of thin sections of wood Tho hertofore been troubled in this cli- ing waters Again tho rope was thrown him and microscopic room is dark and small mate Last winter ho went up m and the only entrance which the sunto Wisconsin and in consequence nas after a littlo ho clutched it and again light has is by means of a window filled It came upon up the side of that stono tower pain- Â¬ had another attack with yellow paned glass In this me again very acute and severe he fully and slowly did tho littlo woman room Is done all of the fine and delicate My joints swelled and be draw her husband tossed back and said work in connection with the enlarge- Â¬ came Laflamed sore to touch or al forth by tho wind ments Small atoms havo been in- Â¬ Again he reached tho window a most look to look at Upon the urcreased to a marvelous magnitude gent request of my mother in law I long strong pull and ho was safe As Enlargements are also mado of tho Chamberlains Pain Bulm to re ho climbed into tho room his wife faint Â¬ tried photographs taken by tho biggest of duce the swelling and ease tho pain ed away and lio found her clothes worn through where the cameras and to my agreeable surprise it did knees against tho she had braced her stono wall her wed Â¬ The principal work in which Mr cent both I have used three fifty Smillie is engaged is that of making it to be the finest ding ring was gone her left arm was bottles and believe torn at tho elbow photographs of the curiosities which thing tor rneumansm piuus uuu When sho camo to herself and they are intended to be placed on exhibition RWfillinjTH extant PLATK OF THE LARGEST CAMERA For sale by R C could talk together sho explained In the Institution downstairs is im that Hardwick Hopkmsville JLd K Bo- when he fell hor ring was pulled from of which latter however there Is not perative that all of tho valuabloIt speci- Â¬ gard Lafayette druggists her finger and hor arm wounded much and what there is circles the mens should bo first photographed for But said tho heroine you know horizon only of a well shaped head tho futuro preservation and restora- Â¬ Italy spends every year 14000000 that was no time to faint and so I His brownish gray eyes are as kindly tion of the specimens in the event of lire on her army and navy Twenty drew that ropo up with my right hand as his soft voice lie is thoroughly their destruction The various objects contented when at work in his studio are so numerous that the establish and my teeth five lire equal 5 arid loves to mlnglo with his appliances ment Is kept constantly busy on this The Confederate Battle Fine In tho shop just as an Inventor loves to special work There is a picture deA lady of at Tooleys La was very Â¬ Speaking of Qen Johnson I am rebilious colic when M C minded says a writer in Kate Fields test and operate a machlno ot which ho partment where each photograph after sick with an author Mr Tisler a prominent merchant of the Washington of tho origin of tho con- Â¬ is the happy photographic Smillie Isand it is taken is catalogued and stored work expert on away with the many thousands of a bottle of Chambe- Â¬ federate battle flag town gave her At tho battle of was engaged others which have been taken before rlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Bull Run said he the star and bars owing to his reputation of tho photographic ofUemedy He says she was well in proved a failure because they jvero so to take charge organization was estab- Probably the branch which furnishes fice when tho forty minutes after taking the first much like tho union colors Indeed lished Ho modestly asserts that ho is the most subjects for work is tho sec- Â¬ tion of Indian curios and relics There dose For sale by K C Hardwici both armies mistook their enemies for yet only a rudimentary worker but Hopkinsville Ecf E Bogard La- - friends and vice versa After tho batÂ¬ as can bo said that he ranks as one of are myriads of these incessantly com- it tle I resolved to discard this flag and tho foremost of American photographlayette called for each regiment to procure its ers state colors This they were not able Tho camera shop is connected with The estimated cost of both sides of to do and I asked tho army for now Â¬ of tho great cival war in this country designs Among thoso presented one the Smithsonian Institution but is located within tho building occupied by was SBOOjOOOjOOO by Qen Beauregard was chosen and I tho national museum Tho studio emaltered this only in making it square braces a number of rooms on the top Â¬ or whooping cough Chamber instead of oblong This flag was after floor of tho building completely IsoRemedy is excellent ward adopted by the confederate armies lated from tho rest of the structure lavaK Cough cross of It was By using it freely the disease is de- generally field witha Greek stars onblue and quite remote from tho exhibits of white the curios Tho quarters occupied are by sequences on a red prived of all dangerous cor blue bars This flag by tho way was is no danger in giving the designed by a Col Walton of Louisiana no means suitable for tho work which There remedy to babies as it contains no and by him presented to Qen Beaure- Â¬ is done but owing to tho lack of funds thero has been no adequate provision thing injurious 25 and 50 cent bot- Â¬ gard mado for tho enlargement and improve tles for sale by K C Hardwick Hop- Â¬ ment of tho present facilities Several R Bogard Lafayette kinsville Ed What a Pxominenet Insurance Man Says blind doors shut off tho sight of tho in H M Blosom senior member of gallery from tho communicating corri9he army of Bolivia cost the people Co 217 N 3d St dors and tho gallery is only reached of tVjfttt impoverished country 1800 H M Blossom after climbing a rather perpendicular DOfifa year St Louis writes I had been left with and perilous circular flight of iron a very distressing cough the result stairs Tho room where the principal Nearly every one requires a tonic of influenza which nothing seemed to work is done is occupied by tho in AMONO T1IE NEGATIVES blood medicine in tho spnn g There reliove untilI took Ballards Horo numerable tools and appliances of the workers and affords anything but ing into tho hands of the museum auis nothiner so srood as ToTeys 50c Sarsaparflla For sale by R Hard- Â¬ hound Syrup One bottle complete- an agreeable place to labor It is thorities and ample work is afforded ly cured mo I sent one bottle to my lighted by a large skylight the roof of tho photographers wick This photographic studio also persister who had a severe cough and which starts from tho surrounding she experienced immediate relief I walls about five feet from the floor forms some valuable service in that it A Household Necessity always recommend this syrup to my Tho room is therefore close and furnishes photographs for use in illus- Â¬ No family should be without friends squatty and disagreeable in summer trating scientific magazines and jour- Â¬ Foleys Diarrhoea and Colic Cure John Cranston 908 Hampshiro on account of tho heat while it is un- nals The publishers of tho various Perfectly safe and will give instant street Quiucy Ills writes I have comfortable in the winter months on scientific papers call upon Mr Smillie account of tho cold There is also a from timo to timo for photographs of relief Price 25 and 50c For sale luiuu uuiitiiu a xxuxuuuuuu mi UJ du- - number of windows or small doors on specimens of tho various curios which by R C Hardwick perior to any other cough medicine I largo are describo in have over known It never disap- the walls from which these built nega- they intend to is also donetheir next tho Work issues for the board platforms On Austria spencs every year 15 points Price 50c Free trial bottles tives aro placed when tho pictures arc papers published by the national mu- Â¬ 000000 florins on tho army Twelve at R C Hard wicks drug store being printed by exposure to tho light seum and every illustration of a curio florins equal S5 Â¬ have in- printed in tho museums annual Although tho The army and navy of the Argen- adequate and photographers quarters nal Contribution to Knowledge jourdisagreeable is tine Confederation are kept up at an their scientific appliances are baid to be copied from a photograph furnished by A Warm Friend annual cost of 313000000 the best obtainable The institution is Mr Smillie Foleys Colic and Diarrhoea Cure This important branch of work es Â¬ fortunate too in being tho recipient of is very hot but when diluted it is a Ballards Snow Liniment tablished in coitnection with tho Smith- Â¬ valuablo specimens of improvements waun friend indeed to Ihose suffer Â¬ This Liniment is different in com- which aro donated by the manufactur- Â¬ sonian institution although well deing from bowel complaints It never ers who desiro them to be tested off- veloped ciSppe said to be only in a fails 25 and 50c For sale by R C position from any othor linimemt on Much work of a icially and great importance Is attached primary condition Hardwick Jfc the market It is a scientific dscovery to the opinion of tho photographers at valuable kind can bo accomplished in various in The Spanish army costs 142000 which results in it being tho most this studio who examine tho tho best tho futuro and it is expected thatdelater years this establishment will appliances and put them to Twenty five penetrating Liniment ever known 000 pesetas a year use Tho room has a varied collection velop into a camera shop of such mag pesetas equal 5i Tnoreare numerous white imitations of cameras of all kinds from the littlo nitude as to attract attention from which may be recommended because plaything to tho immense scientists and invcntois of tho whole To have perfect health you must they pay the seller a greater profit miniature tripod camera for uso in taking pictures world The world moves on ami takes have pure blood and the best way to Beware of these and demand Ballards and views of extensive landscapes and no notice of tho deaths of men becauso have pure blood is to take Hoods Snow Liniment It positively cures large buildings Tho largest camera in others arise and take their places but Sarsaparilla Rheumatism Neuralgia Sprains tho coll6ction has a plate 25x30 inches tho world would bo much poorer if the Bruises Wounds Cuts Sciatic and To tho visitor to tho studio tho most in- Â¬ light and life of this national photo Â¬ Inflammatory Rheumatism Burns teresting flguro in the collection is a graphic establishment in tho person of Everybody will bo interacted Sore beams Feet Contracted small daguerreotype camera which was Mr Sralllio wero taken away He Is what is said about Olive Branch Muscles Stiff Joints Old Sores Pain presented to tho National Photograph- Â¬ In tho full strength and vigor of robust costs only SI another column It in Back Barb Wire Cuts Sore chest ers association Soptember 21 1871 by manhood and bids fair to llvo to see tho month or throat and is especially beneficial Prof S P U Morse tho well known work of his creation honored and ap-Â¬ in Paralysis Free trial bottlo at inventor of the telegraph That asso- preciated by his country and by tho ciation was tho prototype of tho Photo- Â¬ civilized nations of tho earth Is estimateb that tho worlds cau- Â¬ R C Hardwicks Tho Smith D Fry graphic association of to day tion has cost the worlds t x davers The average annual cost of main former association ceased to exist a 10000000 a little over Awkward Speech taining a manin the American navy few months after Prof Morso mado his Ono of tho first duties of a lecturer is is 1500 In tho British navy it is innntlrm Its history Is very interest 1055 ing as it numbered among its member to consider his audience This should Important to Invalid Ladies ship nearly all of tho early and famous be done while he is preparing what ho is Dr Itilmer I think your wonderA Sound LiverMallaWeUManNs photographers of tho country and to to say lest ho bo put to tho necessity of hurried awkward qualifications ful Olive Branch the best remedy for Are you bilious constipated or It is duo much credit for tho place whilo on and feet An exchango re- Â¬ his female complaints I ever tried In holds to day in tho which photography laceof a perfect wreck that I former troublecHvith jaundico sick headache world of arts and refined mechanics ports that a professor was lecturing to a class of three young ladies and in y was I now weight 152 pounds and bad taste in mouth foul breath coat- Tins camera was tho first daguerrco am able to do all my work for fivo in ed tongue dyspepsia indigestion typo apparatus mado in our country the courso of his remarks camo to an hot dry skin pain in back and be and before its presentation tho father exposition of his views as to womans the family washing and all tween tho shoulders chills and fever of practical electricity sent to Paris function in tho body politic Women Mrs Annie Williams etc If you have any of these symp- and secured tho first achromatic lenses ho is reported to havo said aro tho High Field Washington Co Md toms your liver is out of order and ever made and which have since that element of beauty in human life Their For sale by R C Hardwick your blood is slowly being- poisoned timo played a very important part In business is to make life graceful and they cant do that you know unless because your blood does not act prop- Â¬ photography erly Horbino will cure any disorder Along tho low wall of ono sldo of tho they themselves are pretty and graceful Have 1ouHadtha Grip of tho liver stomach or bowols It room aro several cabinets which were If a girl is not pretty sho might almost tho faco YjjrIf you have you prbbably need a has no equal as a liver medicine formerly used to hold curios downstairs as well vanish from explained of tho as ho medicine like Foleys Honey Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at in tho Smithsonian institution and earth that is ho reliable have been taken up for uso In the looked at tho threo sober spectacled and tar to heal your lungs and stop R C Hardwicks drug store studio In these cabinets aro exhibited faces before him that is er unless tho racking cough incidental to this she is tolerably pretty you know disease For sale by R C Hard- Â¬ Vitalia double strength for sale by specimens showing tho entire process- Youths Companion of taking a picture from the time of rewick druggists One of tfio -flvc-and-flf- ty -- four wee term six Reond Monday In April term GalmwAI August term three weelu rs Mdav two weeks j ueoend Monday tn November term three Lyon First Monday In May term yt weekBj first Monday In August term tw rBtaiBratJModay in uscemoer term iwo tt wl knsband at the house but to save expense of great suffering This Chica gt light is at a place called tho Crib two miles out in tho lake and pur mounts the massive masonry at tho enÂ¬ trance tp the tunnol which roceivoa tho water supply of tho city Onoday in tho early winter says tho Youths Companion tho keeper was obliged to go on shoro for supplies A suddon storm prevonted his immediate return but ho had no fear that tho lights would bo allowed to go out in his Two or three days later absence Husband Life Whlhs ITw- fletrSorely Wounde MruThopaftBAW Smlllle TJix6l vou so lave him that vnn eonld SanYrt Chief Photoirrapher ctfeffor hlm1 aBked a spinster of a laSy I whpse engagement she had just of No but I love himNweU Setae ol the Wonders Contained In the herird Camera Shop of the SmUhnoulan to llvo with htm yr the bright encjugh Institution What Will Be ropily Tho following story Is of an JDoao In the Future lass whoso lpre eabl d her not Irih Â¬ only to live in fke lonfcly Chicago light Special Washington kr Itterl monctfd and nolinhed on tRiO cardboard back This ftca collecfidntft specimens Is Hthj reult of --years of extensive re search on the part of the photographer Mr Smilli who 1mm gathered together samples of each df the nrtlclcs used in taking and develpglng a photograph from tho timo th first maohlno was In Â¬ vented until the present day It Is be- Â¬ lieved that tho national museum will in a short time havo an additional bulld Ing constructed specially for its owti use In wldch the photographic studio will be allowed a largo section of spaco for the exhibition of such specimens as Mr Smllllo has been able i accumu late For the present tho collection Is packed away In tho cabinets on tho sides of tho wall almost unknown un hbnored and unsung There is also piled In confusion on tho shelvos In these cablnots a largo assortment of photographic paraphernalia which If sufficient space were afforded could bo assorted and arranged in groups to form another valuablo addition to the MirartAiiiinTirDG rj iiLnLrJir and SEEDS ROSES BULBS PLANTS ttx xut a -l fc m f jtML4h stl 4 ACRES UNDER GLASS i TRY OUR UNRIVALED SMS I WUfe wt vt w UBMVfcni -mm OUn CATALOGUE OF JXO FAQBIS fttmm I w -- 1RV AKD BE PIlRSW WE GOflRKHTEE SMISFflCnOfiL 50c- - oun eticcTioN TiRIAL Set A Hot It 10 Bnperb Sot C Set D Sot IJ bet F Set If Set J Set K Set I Set M 1 Jot J 10 Frlzs Cirynthornumi in 10 eorts- JO HMt GoranlnmilO choiceit color 10 iew Mammoth Verbenas 10 colon 10 Biroeteit Carnations ererbloomlntc 10ori lO ew Heliotrope most fraRrarit 10 ort 10 Hardy Shrubs leading tort lOvarlotlei 10 Oladlolns including Obllds 10 color EverLloomlne TLosa of sorts SETS JO gprts WMF get Set 0 SeS N 8 Boat Oriperlna Sorts all different color 4 Select Sort Trench Cannas best bloomer 10 Vines and Creepers for Porch or Baskets 6 Ferns and Moists for Feruerlej 10 Foliage Plants brightest bardlesU 18 Packets Choice Flewer Seeds select J V e Graceful Palms strong 1U Kyi WWKif Address NANZ NEUNER Louisville iinfii 1895 THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT 1895 DAW SON SPRINGS DAWSON Hopkins County KENTUCKY and noJtiAlADIA IIOy8E9 new ttro neatly furnished with capacity ol entertalnintr also owneM of the Springs and tfiejtueiti of the Area wnneA AVUtel Sfriin to e sPrlnB9 without extra ehorjio Invalids should remem hi The dry and liquid salts are manufactured a these Springs COO tbTtli mLFllEECCBSS Jul nnd i7ths T Grant Propr er any advantages to persons visiting the Springs For pamphlets etc apply to CO Proprietors N1I IIOLEMAN W Formerly with Alexander B E B Baldwin TGrant p w ARLINGTON HOTEL REASONONBLE CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN RATES STBEET LOUISVILLE HOT AND COLD BATHS JAS D HEALEY Jr Late of Givens Headley lCY BAR BARBER SHOP TOM P MAJOR Late of Clarksville Tenn JMEajor Co Jllllll TOM P MAJOE CO Proprs NO 1025 West Main Street LOUISVILLE M - EX Livery Feed And Sale i m SSKS- AND VIRGINIA STS COR SEVENTH HOPKINSVILLE Stable KENTUCKY gy Good Rigs with or without drivers furnished day or night Special rates to Commer clalmon Good lot room adjoining NICK WAITING ROOJI FOR LADIES M ofe BUT NOT UNLESS YOU flie MbpHbP pleasure Wash day a USE iVIIf jffiwrKm oCP3 rr J rAs t nL KX k XW rrrsTrfe yW SOtO FVERYWIIKHK VSy Vi THE NKFAIRBANK COMPANY Sr Louis HOW TO DRESS NEATLY Every one knows we are artists in woolen fabrics and theinost fashionable aalors in the city We Guarantee fits and absolute- Â¬ ASj3isebe ly dont want our customers to paj for am Our clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory stock of spring woolens is now complete embracing all tlife lafest designs in London Specials and Foreign No one else can importations exclusive with us show them OUR TRIMMINGS are always the very best Wa mvite you to call and see for yourself and get prices N TOBIN FASHIONABLE TAILOR 108 MAIN STREET Hi I f a Cr- f l Bt toWr s v 1 a s WHAT IS A Qfi 4b H0PKINBVILLE KlfkTUOJKliK SPECIAL LOCALS ii May XT 1895 n BARGAIN Going Fas- t- HEHEMDTBMB Corn wanted Inquire hera Old papers for sale at this office Cottage for rent G A Russell Dr EN Fruit Dentist office over City Bank Hopkinsville Ky Flour is advancing and cgHocal market is up 25 cents per barrrV Mr R D Reeder is building a handsome cottage on North Main Sands Astleva circiin nndmenaxy- erie will exhibit at Dawson next Fri day MOWLEDGB Bowling Greens fnew bano ball Brings comfort and improvement and team will be known as the Bowling Tl if IK AhJ 1L u i Merchandise JL Unrellablo whloh may sold a Price amy low but ttWoK is in more than the goodsare worth t In- w K wool Homdon Oarter Oo are headquarters on Sec their ad in m r n us yi t piMW By No Means I A Real Bargain Is Goods of a satisfactory and reliable quality sold at a price that makes them truly desirable to the purchaser This house has more true this issue Hotioo V tofjMLTOSAHlHBIr Pocket ir i t bargains than all others in OUR 350 RUSSIA Hopkinsvillo combined and Patent Leather Shoes for Men are goiig fast Gold- Â¬ 4c Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vests en Brown Russia and French Ladies Real Maco Ribbed Calf Patent Leather styles 10c Vests taped neck and arms 350 shapes only fine Combed Egyptian Mens OUR LADIES 35c Balbriggan Undershirts 8 for 100 tirta Rufrvn Qlinaa nt 1 fYk LadieB Real Hermsdorf dye 15c Imported Hose fine guage inch fine Sheer Printed Or 8 10c yd gandie in Hopkinsville Dont buy 4c yd until yoi leak horn Uew Stanasfa Fancy Prints fJCrw d aJSIS u 8 u i ace housa of 8 rooms large yard and garden and all kinds 850p in Mo 18 Nashvlllo Accom W W Ware 1010 pxn of fruit JoMSt Louis Express TRAINS GOING SOUTH The health of Dr Daniel Collins 436 am of Bennettstown Mo 63 St Louis Express who has been at 825 am Mo 66 Nashville Accomodation Go E18pm Dawson for sometime is somewhat Mo 61 St Louis Mall Nashville Accommodation docs not run on improved we are glad to Team Sunday A protracted meeting will com- Â¬ Morth bound St Louis and Chicago Fast To the Grand Summer iroins have through trains solid and sleepers mence at Kelley Monday The pas- Â¬ Lould in fhrnin and St a ARE YOUR EYES PERFECT stops only at Important stations tor Rev T M Crow will be assisted FasLlne Opening at the new tnu crossings xius turuuKu runuiuu eicc by Rev A D Hicks of this city ira to Atlanta Ga J MADAMSeent Dr A P Campbell has resumed ii iiuniiiiiiiBMagMwmiaBm MmBBWMaa GUS YOUNG has his practice and also has secured the FEUSONAI GOSSIP the Agency for the right to extract teeth by the painless Office over Bassott process Co Champion Mowers HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED in Hotel Latham We Mrs J M Williams of Allensville The County Medical Chi rurgical The repairing of broken spi ectacles and ad- and Repairs Justing properly to the ace blyM DKelly is visiting friends near jlmo Society meets in Dr F M Stites of- Â¬ extend a cordial invita Â¬ is not equaled In this part of tno country Miss Slaid of Louisville is the fice next Monday A paper on pneu- Â¬ monia will be read by Dr W Wil Â¬ tion to the Ladies of guest of the Misses Settle W A PTool A H Goodwin liams of Church Hill Hopkinsville and Christ Mrs E M Sherwood and children ifa The Kentucky Knights Tflbfilar are visiting relatives in Evansville ian County are holding their annual stat con- Â¬ BPSTJTO DDWJTET G WIN POOL Miss Richie Burnett has returned clave in Bowling Green Hopkins Â¬ from a visit to friends in ClarkBvillo ville Commandery left Wednesday Hotel Block morning to attend the meeting Mr Lucien Dade has accented 1st Boor to Right of Main Entbancb Keep the best and freshest stock position with the Southern Express The gross oarningsfor the Louis Â¬ of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be KJO ville Nashville railway for the firat found in the city Mr C L Hard wick of Memphis week in May were 325885 against 329175 for the corresponding week The best stock of Stovjss and IUngks In E3f Country Produce handled is visiting his brotherLr JK U Jlard the city of last year a decj ease of SZflft wick Opposite Phoenix Hotel Main street Dr Walton has returned from a All persons having claims ljgainsfc two weeks visit to relatives in Boono the estate of W M West deceased will be found with a This fine young jack will make the are hereby notified to file same with county Everything In the Tinware line cheap as HOPKINSVILLE KY rue or C H Bush properly proven dirt of pleasure ve present season at The Eclipse Livery full line Miss Isabella Nash of Louisville on or before June 1st 1895 is visiting her mother Mrs L Nash hicles at A Yosts Stable at M V Dolin Admr this week store on Ninth Cos harness Mr M S Thompson of Cadiz has Call on us for Hoofing and Guttering Misses Amelia and Stella Radford bought out Mr A A Metz coal bus Â¬ St Call and see me before aro visiting the family of Mr Baker iness and will take possession Juno Leavell near Trenton 1 buying Mr Thompson owns an interest in a coal mine on the Falls of Rough Best pumps In the market Force pumps Messrs WB Wood and W G Du B bucket pumps all kinds of pumps erson of Trenton attended the to- railroad and will handle his own product bacco sales yesterday At 10 to insure mare with foal Sweet potato slips in largo quanti- Â¬ Mr and Mrs H M Mason of New Money due when the fact is ascerWe have on hand Special attention to Repairing York City are on a visit to the fami ties and varieties Ky Reds South- Â¬ tained or mare transferred Dr ern Queens Jersey Reds Jersey yel- Â¬ ly of Dr J W Venable 20 Beautiful declows Red Nancymonds Yellow Nan Virginia St Hopkiusville Ky HOPKINSVILLE KY Franklin is a black jack with white Mr Jesse M Bullard and family cymonds Mississippi Yams at Mc orated 10 and 12 points three years old fourteen Is the finest Hotel in the South All mod Opposite Hotel Latfim are visiting friends in Todd and Lo Kees the grocer piece gan counties this week and half hands high and is a fine ern Improvements Steam Heat andJElect Trigg circuit court convenes in Lights throughout Miss Mamie Thompson has re- Â¬ Cadiz Monday and will be in session GFO W YOUNG flGT- specimen Bales turned from a short visit to friends in two weeks The docket is not a very 2 to 350 perjday W C DAWSON CO the Trenton neighborhood large one There are three felony Hodges Co Managers Take Vitalia Live Pills Mrs J B Lindsay who is visiting cases two against white men and the her parents will leave for Henderson other against a negro All of tho That we are offer- Â¬ parties are now confined in jail to morrow to join her husband ing at remarkably Dr Sam J Bakerspecialistdiseases Mrs Robert Drake has returned to low prices in order her home in Madisonville after a of Eye Ear Throat and Nose Eyes to reduce our stock tested with finest French trial case short visit to friends in the city ReCome early made free Spectacles furnishedOffice Miss Mamie Sasseen returned Tues overWallace Taliaf orros drugs store spectfully Some Few of the day to her home in Henderson after Lady attendant Hours 9 to 4 a snort visit to Miss Mollie Martin have not learned that the The new court house nt Cadiz is to Mrs J P Braden and Mrs J W be completed in September and will Yancey are in Paducah on a visit to be a model structure It is to bo 64 Mrs Jas Utterback Mrs Yanceys x50 feet with seven rooms below and daughter 53jem5essismi3meB5esemsjs one above The fiscal court of the Misses Bell and Julia Robertson of county has directed the commission- Â¬ is now full and bearing fine quality of ouiMiujiuu jluwu urnveu 111 luo city ers to contract for suitable hot air Hats Caps Furnishing Goods This last night on a visit to Mrs Mary furnaces and they will be put in at tree is so productive this year that we the proper time Champlin are offering unqualifiedly the best Un All persons and creditors -- holding Dr T S McCall returned from laundried Shirt on Earth for 50c See Washington yesterday where he bad claims utnuuai uio tmsuu ui j ja been attending the Southern Baptist Gardner must on or before the will do you good it day of Juno 1895 present and Convention Solid Sterling Silver from before me at Howell At Mr Phillip Boulware has secured a said claim county Kentunky Christian No 125 up We haye h position with A J Conroy Cincinna claim or claims will be filed unless ti O as traveling salesman and will properly verified according to splendid assortment due start out on the road in a few days form of law This April 30th 1895 Mrs H H Abernathy has gone to J S Qoables Assignee for 25c Suit 60c You say you are paying 150 per Suit Texas to spend some time with relafrom 15c up Dont fail to attend the concert to for this goods Yes you are correct but ours is as good tives She was accompanied by her be given by tho ladies of the Metho- and only 50c The tree you see is prolific sister Miss Baylor who has been dist church next Monday night at her guest for several weeks Hollands opera house You will from 40c up See our ole- Mrs M E Rodgers has gone to miss the treat of yuur life if you fail Henderson where she will make her to be present Tho ladies nave argant line of future homo with her son Mr A D ranged an excellent programme See our bargains The best in the city and yet only 100 75c Rodgers Mrs Rodgers visited Daw Â¬ which will consist of songs recita- Â¬ 50c 25c 20c 15c 10c You see we grade them down slv tions and violin and cornet solos son and Madisonville enroute One of the special attractions of the evening will be the Washburn tGujtj5r The Modern Invalid Has tastes medicinally in keeping and Mandolin Club which consijStff The are the correct things with other luxuries A remedy must about twenty in number Thistfwill Should see us for Clothing Notice came to day of another 500 pr lot of -- Knee Pants be a treat within itself The club is The price will remain at 50c You cant buy them elsewhere for less than 100 Shoes be pleasantly acceptable in form under tho direction of Prof Charles GRAVES CONDY cheaper tnan ever purely wholesome in composition of St Louis who is ono of tne mgn trulv benenciaj in eiiect and entirely AHf ftflnrnfftfl musicians that tho free from every objectionable quality peopleof Hopkinsville have had the If really ill he consults a physician pleasure Soaring The admission in if conetipaved he uses the gentle fam Ieewfllb 8wal4 and all lovers pf muaie should attend ily laiatiyefjSyrup of Figs MAY16 17 18 COME rightly used The many who live betÂ¬ tor than others and enjoy life more with by moso promptly less expenditure adapting the worlds beffc products to the needs of physical being will attest the value to nealth of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy Syrup of Figs It3 excellence is due to its presenting Shes giving China a licking iu the form most acceptable and pleas But were fit 111 at the same old stand SUiandWool Novelties 260 yd ant to the taste the refreshing and truly If you doubt it come and see for beneScial properties of a perfect laxÂ¬ AU Silk flnishHenrietta 300 1 yourselves And examine our shop ative effectually cleaiuing the system made furniture and be astonished at dispelling colds headaches and feTers Handsome Imported Novelty he low prices we are h ng it for ana permanently curing constipation Suits It has given satisfaction to millions and The I W Harper is the finest met with the approval of the medicalÂ¬ Kid whisky on earth Used in moderation profession because it acts on theweak Â¬ neys Liver and Bowels without it is a sure specific for indigestion them and it is perfectly free from for general debility for inBomnia for ening objectionable substance evory mental depression It is as fragrant Syrup of Figs ia tor Bale by all drugÂ¬ as ripe fruit and if used in moderation gists in 50c and tl bottles but it is man- Â¬ it lengthens life adds to our joys and ufactured by the California Fig Syrup drives dull care away Co only whose name is printed on every The I W Harp er whisky is abso- package also the name Syrup of Figs H lutely pure It is prescribed by the and being well informed you will not ablest physicians or this country and accept any substitute if offered by degrees it is winning a worla wide repuation N TIME TABLE L Sold by W B Long Hopkinsville TRAINS OOINO NORTH Ky 963 a m Mo 62 St Louis Fast Mall hereby notified to present the same to me properly proven according to law by June 8 1895 Whats the Beusein paying Geo C Long Admr more for your dresses than you need pay Might as well have the difference m your pocket We Are book By reason of our buy- Â¬ Advertising ing advantages and our uni- Â¬ form system of low prices we fe retail goods 25 or 80 per cent The old reliable Furniture dealers and below those of ordinary dealers undertakers Up stairs in Henry block Figure out how much that is Hopkinsville Ky on what you need for an outfit And so Grover has gono a flshlhg and put it in your pocket And tf eye heard from old Japan k V I 1 fc All persons holding claims against the estate of Jas M Clark decxlaro mpr Iyle Bm tends to personal enjoyment when U1CUU AX11AWX U Ifcenlinvir Carload of buggies and phaetons just received at U B Webbs Call and see them 2t The prospects are that aularffe crowd will attend tho GrangeWue at uuuivu JJ1H tu uujr Business this week has been brisk with our merchants and trade in every branch is on the improve Bradley Bros veterinary hospital is neanng completion and will be J opened for business in a Sew days Mr Jas R Lewis is dancrerouslv ill of dropsy at his homo in Crofton and the chances for hs recovery are slim U vlin irri i n a aA lima rv building material call on H M Dal ton at old Underwood Ellis coal yard The insurance adiusters have set tled Mr D H Armstrongs recent loss by fire at Cerulean pavine- him 1600 t TnTTnvFnrirau tt i t 4 Tobacco Fertilizer at Winfree Bros 130 per 100 lbs Guaranteed Millinery Store Latham T J SAEZEDAS 0 Dr Franklin Carriages Phaetons STOVE Buggies I TINWARE F iim ROOFING Kl PUMPS C WEBB House keepers HQBH Latham REPAIR WORK IsTotice Waslistand Sets Hie Eiid P TREE It a Bargain Good People Thompson Meador i Belt Buckles HAIR PINS A BALBRIGGAN UNDERSHIRT SIDE COMBS STRAW HATS j Bbys and Children LADIES SHIRT WAIST SETJ k S Petree 14 Co JEWELERS MAIN ST lS i r tlTilMMtiiiMiiiHI VJ i I TWiHi j mpaM f