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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: May 28, 1895

Hopkinsville Kentuckian: May 28, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 hop1895052801_sn86069395 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hopkinsville Kentuckian: May 28, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. v Vb I J i a r k p a be fi X ti1 wl JUUCHHIJU y IJ LXVIL Jl HOPKINSYILIE JTjgUESDAT IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE HAS IT U MAY 28 THIS COLUMN 18S OURiDRUMMER BOYS T V a if1 NO 44 A SHE Made a W1r fo35r M4 Mlf CREAM OF NEWS CONVENTIONJEDDYVILLE vention Irk Have You Some or the Well known Traveling Men County Conventions Jnlyt 0 District Con WlioLlvoln Jiopklntvllle when a July 10 Mistake w- - A KEY To our safe There is 20 IN IT- Judicial Convention Callca Man Killed at VMadlsonvlllo Lynchlng ln Union Hel bianson Arrested Again Some New Buildings Paper for Pembroke Tobacco Season U In these days of traveling men great part of the business of and sobio one Is going to get it Every 200 Purchase gets a key Your key may bo the right oue tli Sturffis count We made a Mistake m A man had a farm5 He planted ppcorn He filled th1barn with popcomBarn caught on About two miles from Caseyville fire Corn began to pop Jt burst the barn and spreacPoyer the fieldsfAanear si ghted cow Thursday morning Claude Tompkins thought ltwas snow and froze to death That cow madea mistake Vv alias Kennedy a negro boy from 15 to 18 years old attempted to rape led to a lynching Another Lynching In Union Ledcrer crives thin br- of an affair near Caseyville that Finoshoes of all kinds look so much prettier on B and C widths than on D E- and F widths that m our eagerness to have pretty stylish shapely shoes arid oxfords for jour customers we bought too largo a proportion on narrow lasts It wont kill us but it will cost us several dollars Yoii make a Mistake If you have a narrow slim foot and dont than your foot see our stock and prices And oven if yoiu havtrlf short thick foot do you know it would look much better in a narrQWhaiyflcveral sizes longer Jf H Anderson S Go Corner 10th St Main St In The His¬ UNPARALLELED Y MEN V i tory of the Local Tailor- ¬ ing Trade is this Sole of lions fine suits Never before could you get so handsome a Suit for so little Money Look at these figures lie They will They dbnt fV Mildred Gray a little white girl about 11 years old Mildred Gray in company with Marcella Okelay a friend about her own age left home for Mr John Whiteheads atDekoven a half mile away They had not proceeded far when they met the negro Tompkins They became frightened and started to turn back but the negro told them to go on as he would not bother them They then passed him and had only taken but a few steps when the negro ran up behind them and caught the little Gray girl by the shoulders and drew her to one side of the road Throwing her down on the ground he tried to accomplish his diabolical Eurpose and would have succeeded assistance come in the person of Mr Sam Blanchard who was attracted by the screams of both girls having met Miss Okelay a short distance from the scene of the crime When he was nearly to them he halloed and the negro got up and ran Mr Blanchardstarted after him but the negro escaped A posse pursued him and a few hours later he was captured and put in the calabooso at Caseyville About 1030 oclock that night ho was taken out by a mob of 50 or 60 men and taken to the scene of his crime and hanged to a tree The body was cut down the next day TompHius begged piteously for his life whilo the mob was taking him away the country is done through drum- ¬ mers or commercial tourists we sel- ¬ dom Btop to think where all the drum mers come from or where they live when not on the road Hopkins ville has about twenty five of these agents of commerce some of whom have given many years of their lives to the business they have learned to love while others are just starting in to their chosen profession for it is upuueu to ranK among tne proies sions Below we give a list of the local drummers with the lines and markets they represent Isaac Hart shoes Nashville WebbX3 Bell clothing Baltimore T E Barbour shoes Evansville R M Wooldridge harness Louis ville yille Hugh Williams JVIcUrae clothing Louis ti B Jftogers furniture W Richards groceries E R Donaldson wall paper Chi- ¬ cago E It Settle cigars Hopkinsville J B Pollard insurance New York T G Dadd machinery Kansas City Jno RGreen machinery Cincin J J L Wilson N B Edmunds A S Edmunds clothing A It Jno L Brasher liquors Louisville it At a meeting of the Democratic Executive Committee of the 3rd Ju- ¬ dicial District held at Eddyyille May 23 1895 all of the counties being rep- ¬ resented the following call for a Dis- ¬ trict Convention was issued being unanimously agreed upon It is hereby ordered that the sev r eral counties of the 3d Judicial District hold a county mass conventions on Sat ¬ urday July 6 at 2 p m to sjlect and appoint delegates to a District to be held in the city of Ed- dyville on Wednesday July 10 1895r for the purpose of nominating a can- ¬ didate for Circuit Court Judge Said county conventions shall be partici- ¬ pated in by none but known Demo- ¬ crats who will pledge themselves to support the nominee of the District convention and shall be held at the court house in each county The ba- ¬ sis of representation for said District Convention shall be one delegate vote- for each 200 votes cast for the Demo- ¬ cratic ticket in 1892 the strength of ihe several counties being as follows Calloway 8 Christian 12 Lyon 4 Trigg 5 Ordered this May 23 1895 W P Gatlin Chairman Calloway county Chas M Meaciiam Secy Christian county M P Mollot Lyon county Mat MoKinnet proxy for Trigg county con--vention Ed Walker Tells a Joke Clinton Democrat nati D A Tandy fertilizer Ohio J E Cooper tobacco flopkinsville Andrew Hall monuments Nelson Ga Clarksvillo F M Whitlow A S White Chicago E Wood groceries Evansville F A Walhs insurance Milwaukee A large number of insurance men and other agents who make this their headquarters are not included in this list The Deppena Dotvned r Open 3S Your Eyes If buy your summer suits you will investigate them you will see that you can save money if you At OWSLEYS j1 jj vAv The Nashville Peppens were de- ry feast given by the young peoples feated in both games at the Park in socisty on Thursday evening last was thiajty last teek On Thursday the a delightful affair The decorations score was 9 tq 2 in favor of the Locals of cut flowers and evergreens were and Fridays game resulted in a an- most tastefully arranged and the reother victory for the home team by a freshments served the numerous score of 9 to 1 Some fine playing guests were abundant and delicious Mrs J M Cannon and little son was done by our club both days and the Deppens also played good ball Wilson Phillips Cannon- of St Louis but tney were utterly unable at any Mo are the guests of Rev Dr Phil time to hold down the flopkinsville lips boysThe Glee club of Bethel college Good crowds witnessed both games and took great interest through Jtusseiiviliej win give a concert on out judging from the amount of Tuesday night in the Pembroke hall cheering done Manager Galbreath A largi audience will probably be has a very strong team this season present and out of four games already played Miss Mary Lrarnett leaves lor a visit to Rus8ellville this week the Locals have not lost one Fembroko Splinters Pembboke May 26 The strawber- Those of our Democratic friends who are threatening to bolt and bust up the party call to mind an anecdote we heard a good many years ago A young man from one of the back counties of Tennessee went to Nash ¬ ville and after trying for several days to drink up all of the red liquor in town concluded he would go home The bus came to the hotel and our young friend engaged passage to the depot but insisted upon standing on the step at the back end of the ve ¬ hicle and swinging on as you have seen the boys do Nashville streets were rough thcee days and the bus rumbled and bumped along for a block or so when it struck a quick down and up crossing dud the outside passenger lost his grip and fell in the gutter With assistance from a policeman and the driver of the bus he finally got to his feet and looking about him in a dazed way asked was anybody hurt The driver looked surprise and asked what he meant and the young man said I say sir was anybody hurt when the bus rm The driver turned over 1 i replied tt it you please Bir toe bus Well said the didnt turn over man in an injured tone if I had known that I wouldnt have gotten out 1 Our stock was bought for the Spring trade and must be sold in season to maketroom for Fall goods which are bought and will be in the housejjy- - July 1st 1895 Wheat Crop Prospect New Paper for Pembroke Ucthel Female College SUITS Mm will buy any suit hereto- ¬ fore sold for 40 These are extra fine imported goods in all colors 2731 will buy any suit hereto- ¬ fore sold for 3500 All shades MLd tc 4 will buy any suit here- ¬ tofore sold for 2750 The outlook for u good crop of wheat in this county is not as encouraging as it was at a corresponding time last year There are many fine crops in the southern part of the county but in many other sections it is verj indifferent and income neigh borhoods the crop will be a failure Many large fields have been attacked by the rust and will not make seed and in some places the stock have been turned in and are grazing the fields The crop is in heading and harvesting will commence about June 15 but it remains to be seen whether or not the meshes will fill with grain of merchantable character We have heard very little complaint of dam age by the army worm throughout this section Mr Walter Whiteside of Franklin Ky was in Pembroke Saturday on a prospecting tour with a view of start ing a paper at that place in the near future Mr Whiteside met with much encouragement and left well pleased with the prospects He is thinking of the nlan of haviner a Trenton de partment and until he canvasses that place thoroughly he will be unable to decide whether or not he will make the venture Mr Whitesides is a practical printer and has been con nected with the Franklin Favorite for several years The commencement exercises or Bethel Female college will begin this week The following program has been announced Friday May 31 reception to the graduating class at the college 8 p Sunday June 2 annual sermon by Rev J N Hall of Fulton Ky at 1L a m at the Baptist church Monday June 3 annual concert at 8p m Tuesday June 4 commencement ex- ¬ ercises proper at 8 p m Wednesday June i class exercises on the lawn at 4 p m and elocution recital at 8 p m Making the Mill lilggcr The Crescent mill is now shut down and important improvements are being made in timo for the new wheat season The frame building will be replaced by brick walls and a large addition will be made The pro- now under Eosed improvements will cost about 5000 in ¬ cluding some new machinery The capacity will be increased to 325 bar- ¬ rels per day Cadet Appointed m 8300 In Fines More Trouble For Moae IIcliuanRohn TROUSERS trousers out to 66 QQ jjk 12 10 K U 850 6 u rfb fjvj 950 800 All the above garments made by thevbest workmanship lined with the finest trimmings and finished in the best style Cut by the best cutter to be had and fits guaranteed in all cases Although at a joss thesB goods must go The Jefferson Criminal Court has returned another indictment against Moses Heimansohn of Lafayette charging a similar offense to the one on which he was being held under bond Marshal Howard was sent down Friday and arrested his man at Cadiz and left for Louisville with him Saturday afternoon Heimansohn it will be remembered was indicted on Monday of last week on complaint that he had obtained goods by false pretenses He promptly gave bond m the sum of 500 to answer the charge June 8 in Louisville but this time he failed to furnish security and had to accompany the officer back to Louisville where he will remain until the cases have been disposed of aiutllsoiivllle Man Killed Messrs T W Chandler W G Far num C Connor J E Teagarden and A L Kellogg were before Judge Breathitt Saturday on a charge of Soddling without license They were and costs each which they paid Tie gentlemen had een handling agricultural imple ments in the county making sales and delivering goods as they went along hence the action against them They all took out licenses immediately af- ¬ ter the decision and also licenses for three other of their men who will ar- ¬ rive in a few days A Fine Tobaoco Season tiJllO v Y Owsley Proprietor dfiSu YlUsJ aA dm RK Cutter Salesman Mr Joseph Coleman a young man 2 4 years of age was struck by the north bound express Saturday night at Madisonville and died a fow hours later Coleman had been drinking during the night and the supposition tering y is that he sat down upon the track and fell asleep He was knocked Dropped Dead Thursday several feet by the pilot and his S S Siskof Kuttawa known as skull was badly crushed He was a Dad Sisk dropped dead while son of Mr Ham Coleman a promi working on the 0 V Railroad near nent stock dealer of Madisonville and was unmarried Henderson Thursday He was a car- enter a G A R man and a Master ason He was 64 years old and a The fiscal court convened in called session yesterday for the transaction valued employe of the O V He died of heart failure Borne special ousinww tobacco season prevailed throughout this tobacco dis trict last week and another copious rain fell Sunday A large per cent of the crop has been set and the acreage is even larger than last year Where cut worms had damaged the euny ujumiug rcpiuuiiug mis oeen in order and if we experience no more unseasonable weather a fairly good stand will be the result Plants are plentiful in most sections and are well grown and the prospects at present for a large crop this year are flat¬ ¬ ¬ An excellent Congressman Clardy announces the following appointments for this the Second District Cadet to West Point Varian Del mar Dixon Alternate Jack Jackson Henry Both fromWebster county Cadet to Annapolis Robt Yancy Rhea Union county Alternate John Henderson Atkinson Cunningham county Will Knlarga their Warehouse Messrs Ragsdale Cooper Co yesterday closed a trade with Mrs- W H Hopson for a lease of the rear end of her residence lot near their warehouse and will at once besrin the erection of a largo addition to their storage room This is made necessary by the great increase in the volumai of their business this season At Russellville an argument ovnr the silver question nrovoked a diffi culty that may cost a life Charles Rhea and Jd Blazier a white barber passed hot words in a silver aigu- ment Rhea struck Blazier on tW head with a steel carpenters square- -- J a- 0a 2 AN HOPK12lVjLB OCULISTS 9Ced KENTUOKIANV 32 -- - Hh Clever V UrAPPIKMAN the widely kosmi special Here is wi Interesting account of a 1st after years of study as so perfected his by an of an up country reports tho New system ot mail treatme t that he can now Yery clever bit of detective work assure the sick and suffering a permanent oculist says Leonards Illustrated Med York World a curious thing hap¬ cure at their homes at n pnee iai is aston ical Journal It appears that in a largo pened in the freight shed hero which iihlnsrly low Thousands arc availter them selves of this goMea opportunity aad factory in which ivcro employed sev ¬ scared the boys terribly Wo received dred of testimonials are on hie Bowinghun the1 ot the work ¬ largo shipments of whisky which aro efficacy of the treatment eral hundred persons one man In wielding his hammer care unloaded at tho junction from ono All Chronic Dls lessly allowed it to slip from his hand road and transferred to another Tha eases Treated room CATARRH D CA T KC B S It ilew half way across the in and barrels generally He in tho freight BRONCHIAL AND LUNQ the left shed a day or two beforo they are put struck a follow work ingman TROUBLES HCARTSTOM aye The man averred that his sight on board It is an old trick among LIVER AND BOWEL ACH DISEASES EPILEPSY riTS was blinded by tno mow aitnough a freight handlers to knock a hoop a lit tie1 EXHAUSTION NERVOUS careful examination failed to reveal out of place and bore a hole in tho whisky SKIN DISEASES RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA any Injury there being not a scratch barrel After generously sampling the The best and most Ho brought a suit n tho contents tho hole is plugged up and visible scientific treatment for counts for compensation for tho loss of the hoop knocked intp place again Tho all FEMALE DISEASES half of his eyesight and refused all companies often complain of shortage Quick and permanent cures gnaranteeu New treatment for PILES and UI3RS compromise offers ot but proof of tho milkinjr as thoy call Young or old men suffering from kidney Uhder tho law according to tho Shef It Is very hard to obtain BLADDER URINARr DISEASCS BLOOD POISON inq weakness or exhaustion actually re England Telegraph the owner field A cask camo in ono day which un of tho factory was responsible for an mistakably contained whisky arid ow ¬ stored to vigor health and happiness a full Dr Appleman has associated with him Injury resulting from an accident of ing to tho Irregularity of tho address it staff of expert specialists who carefully con sider each case and prepare the proper rem this kind and although ho believed was held for instructions For several edies Consultation and opinion frbb by that tho man was shamming and that days It lay in tho freight shed and by mail Treatment furnished at the low rate of tho whole case was an attempt at means of a small hole and a straw tho 2 TO 3 PER MONTH swindling ho had about made up his barrel pushers soon tested tho liquor it Write us freely and fully and enclose stamp mind that he would be compelled to contained All of thom consldorcd tho for symptom blank No I Catarrh No a For pay tho claim The day of tho trial ar flavor to bo remarkably fine Finally Men No 3 Por Wosteni Address THE APPLEMAN MEDICINE CO rived and in open court an eminent one of tho more reckless said Say 373 E 43d STi - - CHICAGO tocuust rctatnod ror tho defense ex- boys this barrel will never bo claimed amined tho alleged Injured member and Lets smash in tho head The others gave it as his opinion that it was as soon agreed and in a jiffy ono of tho OhanibQrlains Eye and Skia good as tho right eye Upon the plain men broke In tho head with a hatchet Ointment tiffs loud protest of his inability to see A certain curof or Chronid Sore Eyes My Godlhe shouted theres a mari with tho left eye tho oculist proved insldel and ho fell in a faint beside the retter Salt Rheum Scald Head Old Tiim a perjuror and satisfied tho court barrel Chrohio Soros Jover Soros Eczema and jury of the falsity of his claim Whatl yelled the others and they Itch Prairio Scratches Soro Nipples And how do you supnoso he did it all made a rush to tho cask Sure Why simply by knowing that the col- enough there was a man inside stark and Piles It is cooling and soothing ors green and red combined make black naked and with tho too of his head Hundreds of cases have been cared b it eiter all other treatment baa failed Ho procured a black card on which a neatly removed showing tho brain few words were written with green ink Somo medical students had shipped the It Is put up in 85 jmd 0 cent bozos Then tho plaintiff was ordered to put body in a barrel of alcohol to a medical R C Hardwick on a pair of spectacles with two differ- professor and by an error in address ¬ ent glasses the one for the right eye ing it tho barrel was detained Tl flnyu srsatsnn r being red and tho one for tho left eye Well this was better than any punWAYNES MBwyv consisting of ordinary glass Then the ishment for the whisky stealcrs That card was handed him and he was or- ¬ little thing saved tho whisky shippers OINTMENT mrf i jlriihont aay lateral I dered to read the writing on it This many hundreds of dollars for not a k maoism cuii Mf K1 lio did without hesitation and tho man has since sampled any spirit casks Ueh ftll I Ur MB Tiraptioni en th futd cheat was at once exposed The sound It was a little too much for them AUldl dom Ae kTlu tymjjmrjr ikla clir whit ina hul thV ¬ right eye fitted with red glass was un I Bell fcr 4ragcu or lont by null for to cu JiAinu Da able to distinguish the green writing MIXED THE BABIES BwirssatxwiJ iuuaupua fburiuinHinilk on the black surface of tho card while Sold by R C HARDWICK Uanco tho left eye which he pretended was Mothers Who Ioved to Week Were Dla tracted for a sightless was the one with which the Some timo ago there was a dance in treading had to be done a Canadian settlement for the benefit of the settlers and their wives Most of A GOOD DOG STORY tho married ladies had babies with them whoso noisy perversity required Turk Was Hound to Kocovcr Ills Master too much attention to allow tho ladles 1roperty tirxVVKP- 3P V mr v 9daY WDAY iVtiXi tho full swing of their souls pleasure A correspondent of tho London Speculator relates a good story of a dog a in tho dance So a number of young WHAT PEFFERS NERVIGOR DID smooth haired retriever named Turk men present gallantly volunteered to others fall Young men regain lost manhood etc iui u recuvuTyouuuuiYiKor ADioiuieiy una Thq correspondent then a boy was watch over tho refractory infants so antecd to cure Nervousness Xiost Vitality r fcri4i uiirucuvjfiiiKiuiyj jniiBaiaoijiiDiirnircr walking with his father with Turk at that their mothers could indulge with- ¬ either-sex Falling Memory Wasting Bioout lot or hindrance in the sweets of cnoes ondalt tfftcU of telf abuie or execute and their heels when they were joined by indfjcrttioTh Wards off Insanity and consumption the light fantastic exercise tho bailiff of the farm Dont lotarcrarists Impose n worthless substitute or Tho gallant offer was readily and yoa beennse itvlclds a BrentornroflL nsIstonliCTIf In the course of the walk Turk disIn rEPlKttS AJGJEVIGOH orsond rrti covered tho presence of a rabbit con- - confidingly accepted but no sooner had Can bo1carried in Tost pocket Propat3A plain wrap per per box or O for 85 with JPoittlvi cealcd in a dry stone dike and after the the women left their dear charges to written Onnrnntce to Curo orjterunil the Monev PamnhlAtfrnn men had removed somo of the stones it the care of thoso mischievous young rKFFJClt lillDICAX RnAUv Aritramtm ArirtFAai ASSN VJMcairo t was killed and handed to the bailiff rascals than they commenced stuffing Sold by R O HardwicH -who put it in his coat pocicet Soon aft ¬ the infants changing tho clothing and erward we separated the bailiff going giving ono tho apparol of another until to his house in ono direction and wo to they were transmogrified The dance and the muslo continued ours in anotlier By and by wo noticed that Turk was into tho wee sma hours and then it not with us and Bpoko of the fact with was time to go home Tho lights were surprise as ho was always a good fol- ¬ lowered and each mother hurriedly lower When wo had been at home for took a baby in the dress of her own perhaps an hour I saw a strange puz- ¬ and started for home which in many thhw zling object up tho road It raised a instances was fifteen miles away The following morning there was a cloud of dust as it mo v id along so that NEATS It was somo time beforo I could make it prodigious row In tho settlement Mothers discovered what had occurred oat It was Turk dragging a mans shoot- and then commenced somo of the talling jacket whtch proved to be the est female pedestrianlsm on record BEST BLOOD PUKIFIEB bailiffs with tho rabbit still in tho Living as they did miles apart it required two full days to unmix tho ba pocket XN THE WORU We learned afterward that the dog bies and as many months to restore tho quietly followed the bailiff home and mothers to their naturally sweet dispoCompounded of natures greatlay down near him Presently the man sitions Thoso young men never vent ¬ est curative herbs Successful for It took off his coat and throw it on a ure into that settlement now 20 years in the cure of all diseases chair Instantly Turk pounced upon it wouldnt bo safe arising from impure blood and dashed out of tho door with it in Ask GLOVES MADE OF PAPER Iiis mouth Ho was pursued but in for Neats take no other vain and dragged the coat home a dis ¬ Experiments In Maklnt Xloslerr of tho Same Material May Succeed tance of a milo and three quarters Paper gloves and hosiery are named Tho rabbit belonged to his master ho Neats Sarsaparilla is for salo by thought and he set himself to recover as among tho very latest novelties Stockings which shallsell at three cents the stolen goods a pair aro proposed In fact says tho R C Hardwick druggist HE HAD NO EAR FOR MUSIC Clover tho experiment of making paper stockings has been going on for several An Ocean Travelers Heart Rendlng Ex- months and tho party engaged therein perlence with a IJantl BJ believes that paper mittens or gloves Richard Harding Davis tells a good would possess advantages In iti their sea- ¬ story of one of his transatlantic trips son Tho goods aro light and airy and Tho passage ho says was made de ¬ in lightful by music at breakfast dinner very comfortableandsummer dyed thoir When finished and tea but there was ono passenger ance is similar to ordinary fabricappear goods who objected to music For tho first The knitting is from paper yarns Tho three days ho remained lashed to his paper yarns are made pretty much after CURES NOTHING OUT PILES steamer chair like a mummy with paper nothing showing but a blue noso and tho plan of making common aro put former A SURE and CERTAIN CURE closed eyelids The band played at the twines except that tho processes Tho known for 15 years as tho of the deck and partly because the through certain special end principle is that of making a sort of BEST REMEDY for PILES fingers of tho players were nearly frozen is done auto- ¬ partly because of tho sudden lurches of nap on tho yarn This paper twine or SOrD 1ST ALT amcoaisTs matically Ordinarily ST LOUIS PretireiEICnABDCOiT UED the ship the harmony was sometimes yarn is too smooth but a good gigging destroyed ¬ Thoso who had an ear for music up gives tho yarn a nap and this im parts softness After tho knitting has picked up their steamer chairs and Change in Time Ohio --Valley Railway moved to windward but this young been done the goods are placed in a siz ing bath made from potato starch and Taking Effect Sunday Sept man being half dead and firmly lashed 23rd 1804 to his place was unablo to saye him- ¬ tallow which imparts solidity and du ¬ self On tho morning of the fourth day rability to tho texture TRAINS OOINO SOUTH With paper passenger car wheels when tho concert was over and tho paper water palls No 2 Dally No 4 Datly why not paper socks Mall Kxpresa Mall Express band had gone to thaw themselves tho and stockings C30am 830pm lir Kvanavllle young man suddenly safc upright and 4 Opm 717am Henlorson pointed his forefinger at the startled Corydon 742am 444 pm Morganllold 818am 616pm passengers They had generally deDeKoven 84Uam 662pni cided that he was dead Heaven 004am C03pm Sturgls knows Im a sick man ho said blink 049am 664pm Marlon 1067 am 765pm Princeton ing his eyes feebly but if I llvo till 1183 am 888 pm Ceruleangprlnga midnight Ill find out where thoy hide Fortify the body against disease 1143 am 8i63pm Gracey 1210 pin Hopklngvllle 916pm these horns and Ill drop em Into tho Liver Pills an absolut- Ar NORTH BOUND gulf stream if it takes my dying by No 3 Dally No I Dally breatx no then fell over backward e-cure for sick headache dys- ¬ Mali Express Mall Express and did not speak again till land was lent Claim RUSE of KxpntbiB a Fri I-- TIJtRIBUt TlflLE Awfnl MtsMka of Sme Iuor Ivovl XAbore Sotneyarsaf 0ltid theroadmaster BE CUBED mm professional JX Gjurds JrVu w Bma 5 - Eanbmt f W fflr ftiz if Vt tlsr w C HANBERYfcBELL nrv Praotiie In the Courts oiChrlstlanaWdfad qlnisg oountlM Offlce City Ha building Court SqvMre HOPKINSVILL3T KY E mum pursekv W 5 WITHERS V Is daily receiving new slylisliapd nobby hats to suit the most fastid ious taste and prices to suit every AT LAW Office overlMatttera Bank HOPKINSVILLE KY On nets WenesdayM Hats and Bon lilt We trust tnat every lady will attend tms our l FRANK RIYES We will MJrr J afi iv show aif elegaritlinoof Hrfndsomo pattern Mi A r u k J M Hopkinsville Ely W office Oyer Planters Bank Andrew Seargeni M D PHYSICIAN And SUKGrEON Filth and Main atreets OFFICE 6 SUMMER OPENING Belt BucMes Veiling infants Caps Corsets a y Hosiery etc opposite TELEPBONE NO 6 City Court Room Wo are also receiving now things in fancy -- Hair Pins w- - HH Painter est Prices Skerritt Paper and Hanger at Low V ALL WORK Dono with Neatness and Dispatch and v Silk Gloves MUtsEmbroideries Stamped Linnens Sth street next to D R Beard office Ilopklnsvllle Ky SHOP p vr rrV fl Ij y SKlW tCft DR PRESTON THOMAS PHYSICIAN SURGEON LAD JZjXv Mmem Ji fA fA A Flewrette Mgr Office over Bank HopkinBville tsi a HOPKINSVILLE IOFFICE HOURS KY Day and Night iraSrajM Junius Offiice over IcOaviit j k DENTIST Kellys Jewelry Store HOPKINSVILLE - - - Ky W C Shook Pries I have fiiii jutJJciG Palaice rw a Sailors Shapes Sailorsr j AD Doeicoubt D0MC0URT SHOOK LEADING House Sign and Decorative them You want thenY At Drices from 10c to S200 all colors I am daily receiving all the latest Htw P novelties Slje Palace Leads in Stvles Trimmed Hats from 25c to S500 Ribbons Laces Silks Velvets Flowers Hair Ornaments Ladies Vests Gloves Silk Floss Stamped Goods Corsets Hos iery Also a fuJ line of Butterick Patterns iV- m f Grainers andPaper Hangers f on Ninth Street opposite Galther Wests ITobaccb Warehouse Hopkiusvllle Ky Office BEATS Mr l H nd i MRS1 ADA LAYNEl TERMS CASH Jf SEATS ALtLi Entirely now and first olaso in all respects Excellent Sample Rooms and service uncqualcd in tho city On Doublo Car Lino CF L P Kleidkrer Proprietors - Ky Henderson FIRST NATIONAL CORNER 9TH WOOL largest The MAIN BARBER SHOP W K W GRAY PROP the South ThmostHberal advan- ccs ana dcsi lauuucsior nciung mgn prices we sen to tne eastern factories and save iuo wiuutc uiau a vIuul Aaauo iiaicuuww xvcuipier ana iora ireo ox cnure oaCKS iur nlshed tree of charge to those who shlp ns We solicit shipments of everything in the pro- duce line Write ns for prices No 313 315 317 SHIP TO US CommlsstottjHouse WOOLS mKuns 31S Murrell Court LCUiSVIUi KY HERNDON CARTER CO NINTH ST NEAJ1 MAIN al SHAVING la SHAMPOOING 25 HAII CUTTING 25cenls Ilft55S3Sl3ll Lumber 1 Nothing but first olass work and all done in latest fashion SATISFACTION QUARANTKID -- WHEN YOU G oTo LOUISVILLE Have yonr Photograph made at ILtiTHE YEAR ROUND pure water moodGUARANTEED FROM THE Hardware INT WYBRANTS NEW STUDIO PiFraoiPiiraipip Mi b No 580 Fourth Avenue CO Louisville Ej Ju fi Kit The Main Street FURNITURE Dealer A Comploto and Boautii ul Stock hand all at ill Oil O r 4111 twttojaH 1 aOiSl3o8tPHPuMpCo o 2L P Q H oct- S A Strong Fortification Tutts LOWEST Cash RHI reached reporter has interviewed sveral notable women as to their pref erences in gems Mine Patti declared for diamondsthough sho added that tho opal with its bluish tint exercised a great charm fdr her Mrs Frederick Vanclcrbilt put diamonds above all others and admitted that sho greatly Mrs John D admired moonstones Bookefellpr favored diamonds pearls and amethysts these thrco but bo tiered if she were forced to a oholcogho would fleciaro fovpearls Mfs William K Vonderbilt skid that pearls werp her favorite gems while tos William Astor thought thatof allstbnea the diamond 1PM cerwjoijr tne most oeautiiui A woman Favorite Jewels pepsia sour stomach malaria constipation jaundice bilious- ¬ ness and all kindred troubles The FlyWheel of Life DrTutt Your Liver Pills are the fly wheel of life I shall ever be grateful for the accident that brought them to my notice I feel as if I had a new lease of life J Fairleigh Platte Cannon Col Lv Hopkiusvllle Princeton Marlon DeKoven Mbrganfleld Corydon Henderson ArKvansvllle 645 a m 715 a m 814 a m 917 am 064a m 1025 a in 1050 a in 11 85a in 245 p m 505 p m 603 p m 07pm 742 p m 816 p m 840 p m 080 p m Bed room Suits 10 up LOCAL FKEIUJ1T Ar Princeton Lv Princeton Arf llopkinavillo Lv am Dally k600pm 1000 715 am 780 nn A Solid Oalt Suit for UNIONTOWN BRANCH Arllorganfleld Lv Unlontovrn South Bound Dally i 740 am 430pm B06a North Bound bally 475 m600pm rfh 2 Hopkins villeKy 9 sS3aSBarn Virginia Street 4 J S Tutts Liver Pills LvMorganneldivlO00aa7Opm syspm ArUiflontovnlv10am t t MSHBaWOODAgt HopklBsviUe Kf- W N DUCKER t 7 euneraldibectqe ji ai1iArtttrfiii1 Jt Thdne 98 ii k Jf-L-- PO Bex 67 is O G-- MoDaniel BuainesaMgr u C sjiiii ifTihtiHiYiftimn May 28 1895 ni itiiiIMiHiirfl in HOFEINSILLfi KEirrUOKlAlf s wH4 i t r 1WffE1 TJ7 t a a the grounds a broad Rwanda FDLP PAPER IN BOOKS adoaied itsftiur aide whilfc wtoioal iAiiiiiiiii shaped roof of split plneffcards ex t tended over al klfBciontly- far to ex ¬ Wears Very Badly and la TJrwat r wituAx iafactory to Librarians clude both Buaiiiinftadrain Huge const of Southern Flor nimlanta had fastened themsolves to On the gulf the posts and shed their leaves in min Leave ida within an hundred yards of whore ature raounde and horrid yellow spi- ThoFow Tear Become rirlttle Bad 1b ft tbe Volume la Worth- commingles its ders weaved their webs between the theaManatee river leM Amerlcsa lulp Faper I Superior to Other murky waters Tvith the azure blue of piles beneath the floor Green moss Oldjjjtapp Bay stands the oldest grew from the ends of the logs while the growth of years houJslWthe traditional history of the tree limbs with tho wind penetrated The use of pulp paper in books is and ewaved by cracker inhabitants along the banks thq roof and with overy passing zephyr causing a great deal of trouble to says the Cincinnati of that picturesque and famous littlo now creaked and groaned most dis ¬ librarians THE PIRJESE i aborts ers can always be tniBted The man woman or child who cherishes an af¬ fection for a cat or dog is certain to havo a large ptreak of kindness in hla or her nature According to a writer in Golden Days there have appeared in history a num ¬ ber of famous dogs Tho memory of the dog of Marathon lives with the memory of tho Greek heroes who fell with it in that famous battle against the Persian hosts Tho Greeks raised statues of their dogs Socrates sworo by his dogs and Alexander the Great honored his by building a city with magnificent temples which ho dedicat ¬ ed to their memory Thero was a dog named Soter so noted among tho Cor ¬ inthians for his fidelity that ho was voted a silver collar on which was the inscription Corinths Defender and Deliverer Plutarch mentions a Bogocious dog that King Pyrrhus found beside tho murdered body of his master After ¬ ward it sprang fiercely upon two of tho kings soldiers pointing them out as his murderers A monument was built over the remains of tho dog owned by Xantippus tho father of Pericles De¬ nied admission upon his masters Bhlp ho swam alongside of it from Athens to balamis and fell dead of exhaustion at the feet of Xantippus tho moment ho that a person who loves dogs and flow- ¬ NOTED DOGS IN HISTORY The Aacleat Greek fere Fond of Maa Uaalae Friead Nothing is truer than tho old saying Won fit Last Y- IP YOU WOULD ONL- EgjjW JrPfTHE EvarBnuEUf Ml stream used it soon assumes a udog eared appearance and its ordinary life is ASHVILt but a year or two If it is but rarely read the heat of the library seems to ROUTE OF THE act upon the leaves rendering them brittlej and in a few years rendering CHICAGO and the volume worthless NASHVILLE 1 find the most trouble with the THB ONLY said Librarian German books Whelriley of the public library tbe Pullmaa Veatibuled Traim Service iritS Nearly all of the books other day SIGN THAT DOCUMENT Newest and Tinest Say OoaohM Sleeper and Dining Gam secured by us from Germany are on pulp paper and they printed Entitling you to a paid up sub- ¬ FAOM THE SOUTH donjtlast as long as the books of tho scription to this paper you yuo Bumeujiug uDout me expression --trot olden time They first commence to upon a period when new pine logs would be able to read our new glistened in the tropic sunshine and of his small gray eyes that told of get brittle on the edges The reader serial Terre Haute Indianapolis voices mingled with the constant fear and persecution Y human Expecting me sir you must be unconsciously tears away a part of place of the swashing of f silence and the surf in now oer- - mistaken 1 answered as softly as my the broken edge of a leaf and before stepped ashore CHICAGO decay that Homer erected a beautiful memorial surprise would permit no one knew many months a new volume looks as spot spreads the lonely if it had been in ciroulalation as to Argos the dog owned by Ulysses Milwaukee St Paul The bit of history or rather tradi- I was coming here I did not know it myself an hour before starting The many years as it has months The not out of marble but in a verso that is tion mentioned says that years AND ALL POINTS IN THE more enduring When Ulysses after It is a thoroughly enjoyable v and years ago when the Florida gulf folk up the river sirp Ibis old bouse is German manufacturers of pulp paper his long wanderings I was attracted by tho do not seem to be able to make as home disguised as a returned to his story and NORTH AND NORTHWEST coast was infested by Spanish pirates haunted was the rendezvous smoke from your fire and came merely good a grade of paper as the English Ahen twenty years old beggar his dog the Manatee river S L Kodoers and blind was of several of these murderous bands out of curiosity Perhaps it is some and American manufacturers Prob- ¬ the first to recognize him Southern Paanenger Agt They cruised about upon the high one else you expect 1 ably tho American pulp paper is su Do Montdidier Chattanooga Tenn an officer under tne description UhnoI you answer seas in swift lugger rigged vessels Air F P JrFFMES exactly I told them this place was perior to that manufactured in any Charles V of France was murdered HBE MISTAKE preying upon merchant craft that General Passenger Agt other country Our manufacturers His dog met Macaire a brother officer between the Tortugas and too lonesome and wanted to leave but seemed to and sprang at his throat Tho king Evansville Terre Haute R R have acquired a degree of Tlorida reef and after pillage and they said vou would come EvnnRvilJe Ind strange indeed I perfection in their articles that none suspected thatMacairo was the murder ¬ An Bldorlv Woman Whoso Bono v Well that is murder found safe retreat from purer and ordered dog and man to do batolenco Was Misplaced suit in the labyrinth of channels and answered doubting no longer that the of the others approach in any de- ¬ tle The man was allowed a club and JOHN ECHOIS reeling a aesire gree They use more clay in the shield and the doc a cask into which leading from the open gulf to man was insane j passes j RECEIVERS ST JOHN BOYLE to humor him an learn if possible manufacture of tho paper than tbe he might retreat when hard pressed Her Motherly Instinct Led Her Into the mouth of the river identity GrloToug Error Why an Underalzod It was these maurauders of the sea his Perhaps you will explain to me others do and that renders their The dog fastened his teeth into his an- ¬ 31an Was Ottered a Seat tagonists throat and Macaire confessed who builded the house as a place of paper heavier In Her Lap who they are who thus foretell the his guilt and was executed carousal and carnality To it they But even at the best the life of a THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE brought their stolen booty together future uactions of people unknown to pulp paper book is not a long one There Is a woman on the West them I asked LOVE BY TELEGRAPH with unfortunate female captives who side who still shudders when she Spaniards I should have told you A man beginning as a boy a collec- ¬ A Suitor Who Got Ye were saved the horrible fate of walk- ¬ lloforo no thinks of a sir two Spaniards who lived here tion of them would probably find blunder she made one Louisville Asked the Quextion ing the plank for more terrible and many years ago They came to me when he reached three score and revolting deaths I hear you are engaged to be mar- ¬ day in a Summit street car says the Detroit Free Press She is an elder- ¬ Their vessels moored safely in the one night nearly three years past and ten that his earlier collection had ried to a young lady in San Francisco AND ALL POINTS Yes tho rumor is true ly woman with sons old enough to sluggish current of the river free from since then they ve been my constant been seriously injured by age and companions Not that I desired them that the pages were so brittle L Let me congratulate you I nlont attend the high school and is of a detection and storm full sway was that LMiJfWAeMr unbridled passion while mur but because there has been no way of they could not be handled without know her but I am sure that you could mild and benign disposition She granted othercrimes were accompanied escape But it is past noon If you breaking I can cite ono case of a make nothing but a wise choice does not see well without her glasses TO By the way if you promise not to by clinking of glasses and the music will come over and sit down Ill make book printed on English pulp paper you a can of coffee and while youre tell this I will let you know a funny and to this she attributes her mis- Memphis Yicksburg New Orleans of guitar and castinet in this respect was a copy of fortune like to tell Lajjta treasures of gold were buried drinking itTdcruelly hard you some- Matthew Henrys Itcommentary on incident about my engagement AND ALL POINTS About eight oclock In the even- ¬ I was on the point of asking tho existence store of thing of my near jf house and when the the Bible It had been in the library question several times but somehow I ing of one of the very cold days she and may be you can help me provisions and drink dwindled away As he turned toward the house I thirty years or so and but rarely thought she would refuse me So tho had a seat in a Summit street car the women were put to death and lots followed mechanically wondering at called for At the end of that time last day I was out there I managed to It was crowded with shoppers and drawn among the men to determine summon up enough courage to pop She Limited Trains and Perfect Service men going home from work Stand whose spirit should stand guard over this strange man who so confidently while being examined somo thirty told me to give her time expected me and who wished to pour pages broke off In the hand like tbe hidden wealth for it was their cus- ing in front of her with his back Connecting at Memphis with through trains uIctold her that I must leave that to all points in torn to shoot a member of the band as his tale of sorrow into strange ears to tinder so brittle had thoy become night and would she tell mo then She turned to her the other passengers elicit a strangers sympathy and ad- ¬ he Btood with folded arms above the Librarians have a great deal to said she would consider I left her saw a very short man He was hav ¬ treasure jind whosespirit was believed vice contend with in prolonging the ex- ¬ without an answer and as none came ing a very hard time keeping on his nates Tickets and all information will be fireAs he busied himself about the to haustfjihe spot as long as the riches continued Mr for a week I could stand it no longer feet as the car lurched from time to furnished ou application to your nearest place I noted the interior of the pen istence of a book reinainel ticket agent so a telegraph office on time with the slack of the cable Whelpley that the uninitiated do my stepping intoabout sbc JusUiow much of the above tradi we had entered In one corner lay a T B LYNOH way home oclock one He was too short to hold to the Jpneral Passenger Agent Louisville Kr tion is true is unascertainable further heap of pine straw partly covered by- not dream of There Is always a evening sent her the following mes ¬ straps and the best ho could do was than the fact that pirates did find ref-¬ several ragged blankets a muzzle- certain amount of heat In a library sage uge in the mouth of the Manatee river loading shot gun leaned against the which has a damaging influence on Please tell me I3 tho answer yes to hang to the man In front of him UISVILLE ST LOUIS TEX A look of sympathy passed over the more than a century ago but the na- wall near by a lude table stood in the the paper in books and their binding or no AS RAILWAY middle of tne room and scattered It is hard to believe but is a About ten oclock tho reply came benign looking womans face as she tives believe all that is told and more it fact than that that the spirits of those who about were half a dozen chairs out of that since the Introduction of eleo- - Yes witnessed his struggles When SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 1 189- 5Of course I was happy and all that were thus left behind frequently enact which the raw hide bottoms had tric lighting in flie library wo find the car rounded the curve at the cordropped years before but on reading the telegram for the over the scenes of the past So strong The under side of the roof was visi- ¬ the life of our books prolonged This hundredth time I noticed that it was ner of Ninth and Washington streets No 63 Sir SI is the belief that none ever venture Daily west bound is because the electric lights give out filed at four in tho afternoon Dally it gave a frightful lurch nearer than the rivers windings bring ble to its point Industrious mud The littlo man was taken off his Lv with dull droaning noise but little heat and no gases The For a moment I was staggered but ¬ daubers them on some huntiug or fishing expeLouisville C80pm 7 45 am 7 25pm 840 am West Point dition to the islands across the bay flew in and out tho open windows and excessive heat of gas lights and the I soon thought of the reason It was guard and landed squarely in the Brandenburg 801pm 917am He tried to rise as hence the old house has remained un- between the logs lizards scampered gases they throw off after combus- ¬ the difference between Cincinnati and womans lap Irvington 8 80pm 94am Ban Stephensport 9 99 p m 10 28 a m disturbed by the hands of man a along the rafters and green colored tion did sad damage to our books ing Erancisco I could not help laugh ¬ fast as he could and excuse himself Cloverport 9 28 p m 10 50 a m when I that was engaged when to his surprise and horror he ¬ house snakes coiled about among the crumbling monument to some unauand their bindings Speaking of before I hadthoughtasked Itho question Hawesville 9 54 p m 11 16 a ra even shingles darting their forked tongues bindings they Lewisport 10 18 p m 11 40 a m past thentic felt that she was holding him where are a source of anx- ¬ 10 59 pm 12 2aam Owensboro Excitement was rife among the res- ¬ threateningly He tried again to get up he was 1145 pm lOSpm Spotsvllle iety to librarians The best of leath- ¬ A LAND WITHOUT STONE There must be something terrible er bindings will rot in 12 10 n m 1 80 p m Ar Henderson Palmetto idents of Palma Sola and but she held him tighter than beCloth time In Babylonia two little hamlets nestling respective- in the ascendency of these Spaniards bindings No 62 No Si are the best for private First Dwellers 9Iaka Bricks Were Torced fore to Dally Dally east BOUND ly on the south and north banks about over you sir to induce you to come Thats all right littlo boy sit libraries for they keep forever if the When men first settled in Babylonia a mile from the mouth of the Manatee and live in a place like this I said as she said kindly with a smile Lv nenderson 720am 265pm But there was no stone Dig where you still river when one evening just before a can of coffee and a hard tack was of book is not too much handled 7 43am 316pm SpottvilIe Passengers wero staring in amazethey have their disadvantages They will say Chipiezand Perrot you will Owensboro sundown a long column of blue smoke fered me 830am 400pm Lewisport not find a stone in the country from ment at the unusual spectacle and 013am 485 pm was seen to issue from among the tree There is something terrible in such are of no use on bulky volumes and 9 87 a m 4 69 p m Hawesville the ribbon counter girl in tho corCloverport tops directly above the oid house and helplessness as you will believe when in public libraries they wear out too Bagdad to tho sea larger than a nut 1005am 524 pm But they found ready to their hands ner of the car 10 28 am C45pm Stephensport wend its way skyward through the youve heard what I wish to tell you quickly All of the editions de luxe in tittered audlably 11 05 a m 6 80 p m Irvington most Brandenburg 11 31 a m 6 68 p m quiet atmosphere Such a sight had he answered drawing up a cbair across are printed on English linen paper forthe river bricksabundant materials Tbe undersized victim began to making West Point with which their 12 05pm 785am never been witnessed before Gaunt which he placed a board I will because publishers know that they temples and towns were built This squirm but his captor attributed Ar Louisville 100pm 8 SO am cracker women who co an sied from not trouble you with the wrongs of would not have a life of many years clay they mixed with chopped straw it to his boyish embarrassment It cow pen gaps for herds of scanty milk my past life f prther than to say that if printed on pulp paper In somo cases they merely dried the was only when he turned his big For further information address givers awakening echoes through the I once possessed a liberal share of bricks in the sun and such was tho con round eyes on her and said in a H C Mokdue A G P A twilight of the flat woods cast this worlds comforts but love and des dreamy sistency of tho clay that it is even now deep bass voice or Louisville Ky Glad to See Him Anyway Will you be kind nervous glances frem whence the ertion followed by sorrow and dissipa- ¬ W L MlLLB difficult to break these bricks OwrnsboroKy smoke issued and hurrying through tion made me a vagrant and after In other cases they were burnt In enough to let me go madam that Sir Arthur Sullivan tells this story work ran homeward Children were wandering overall this country I on himself in tho Strand Musical tho case of the burnt bricks they inter ¬ she discovered that she bad made a j She had taken bundled off to bed and hushed to crossed the Hillsborough river shortly Magazine Together with a party calated layers of reeds and bound them horrible mistake quietness by suspicious whispering after entering Tampa jhree years ago of friends I was onco traversing a together by bitumen instead of mor him for a mere boy and her mother- ¬ tar This was chiefly brought irom ly instinct had asserted itself at when the old folk gathered before and took up my abode in a little clap- ¬ their respective fireplaces to discuss board shanty tnat stood deserted in rather uncivilized district In tho state Hit on tho Euphrates where it etill seeing him stand up in a crowded car 1 HE the probable cause of the smoke and the centre of a small clearing two of California when we stopped at a abounds Her confusion was painful to wit ¬ The bricks woro beautifullv mado in ness rummage their memories anew for un- ¬ miles from town I felt a desire to mining oampfor some refreshments Trunk Line She stammered a few words canny stories of the pirate house settle down and once more become a The driver informed mo that I was ex ¬ molds and in tho normal pattern wero of explanation which the botween tho cities o about one It was while the writer was spendin- man My heart yearned for tho day pected there and feeling rather inches thick foot square four or flvo was too rattled to replyshort man Cincinnati Lexington Louis to The and rectangular in shape g-a winter atPalma Sola that the when I might purchase from the Btate gratified to hear this I mado my shanty way to the whisky store Three or and sometimes triangular or otherwiso passengers were cruel enough to evftianor of native existence became the forty acres on which my ville Evansville St Louis mWed and a record of vears of sereni stood and when I could point with four fellows were lounging about formed so as readily to make up into laugh and thoy both looked as And the cities of X ty broien though they wished themselves far pride to a neat little home all my own and one approached a big sturdy arches and vaults Many of them bore tho names of tho away MontAt tho nearest corner she Nashville Memphis I hadnever believed in the super nestled in a grove of bearing orange man who was standing near me and early kings impressed upon them as rjatural since my father took me to a trees But an evil genius awaited me gomery Mobile and New may be seen in specimens in the British got out her cheeks still crimson seanco when a youngster and the in a half dozen leaves of an old book said to him Are youMr Sullivan with mortification Tho short man Orleans whole affair proved a fraud but the I found among some rubbishone day The man shook his head and pointed museum Brickmaklng was truly an took her seat jammed his hat down After important art in these early times his finger in my direction sincerity of these unpretentious crack- and read CHANGE WJTHOU hard over his forehead and buried AJroe Da Staels tVlt er people and the graveness assumed The pages told of a timq when looking me up and down the man AND SPEED UNBIVALED himself in his newspaper Mme Do Stael had fallen out with in expression of countenance as they pirates haunted this part of tho coast demanded What do you weigh related all manner of ghostly stories and set forth the theory that immensTo About ono hundred and sixty two Viscount Do ChoJseul owing to certain An English clergyman was preach- ¬ about the house caused me to become treasures of gold yet remained buried pounds was my reply Pooh said malicious reports circulated by tho lat ¬ ter Ono day tho lady and tho viscount ing in a country church in Scotlaud interested and as smoke still issued where the Spaniards had secreted it thats a queor met in company on which occasion He had as his subject The Prodi from among the tree tops the next This information preyed upon my my interrogator start Do you mean to tell me you good manners required tliat ttiey should gal Son morning I determined on a visit to mind for near a month I forgot the And the prodigal sou Macon Jackson- ¬ gave J Blackmail fits in Kansas speak to each other Mme Do Stael went away from his poor old the spirit haunt old adage that the slowest way is the father ville Certainly not I answered commenced Crossing the river to Palmetto I surest way in feverish dreams of City and remained in a far coun try for We havo not seen you for a long an ¬ I picked my way through a mile of sudden riches and Anally with my Well who are you anyway years and years and years and his Florida jungle and after wading a meagre savings purchased the skiff swered my name was Sullivan Quito while M Do Cholseuh Ahl Mme lAmbassadricc I havo father mourned his absenco for Connections are nanoifrtagoon stood not thirty feet that floats in the basin of tho lagoon disappointed he said Oh aint you made at Guthrie and years and years But after years from i wall of crumbling logs in the not fifty yards from here and began John L Sullivan the slugger Nashville for all points No been ill and years he came back to his poor Seriously monsieur edge of what apparently had once a search for the hidden gold I am only Arthur Sullivan I re ¬ I had a narrow escapo from being old father and his poor old father M orth EaBt South and W est Been a vard for liere and there rcem Come out on the porch he inter In Pullman Palace Cars What he said with evi ¬ poisoned said unto his servants Bring forth stretches of white sand through the rupted jimself rising and securing plied Alas Possibly you took a blto at the fatted dent surprise are you the man as stuntedunder bruBhandibBitikwrtW calf which has been kqpt EMIGRAN 1 said your own tongue put Pinafore together this road will receive special low rates joke fell like a thunderboH on for my son these years and years This Well I yes and smiled at him the viscount who wa a notorious back An old farmer in tho audience could See agents of this compny for rates thntliad rotted where it had fallen ZS7 T never he answered but Im glad biter and mischief maker The leeeoo contain Mmailf no longer Yer a routes Ac or write to house yThe logs which was built of hewn d was a severe one but he richly to meet you anyway Come O P AtMoxv GtP 3A leer it wud hae bin a coo he ex ¬ Wpfno reetedoif piles six foot take a drink with u H LouiSTiUe IWand had not a word to claimed Rams Horn it does amidBt a wild tangle of bush and vine that grow and clamber about the gnarled and twisted trunks of gi ant live oaks is a mystery for net one among the gray and grizzled denizens of the piney woods who claim to have the brush Tve been expecting you he said longsince lost track of their ages can recall a stopping directly in front of me from wngth of years me last night time when the old house down the they bo told here today and his voice familiarly youd river bb the place was was strangely sad known held an occupant save innu ¬ The man is insane I thoucrht step merable owIb bats lizards and snakes a bit of history hapded downjby ping several paces bacW He looked but at word of mouth from sire to son as at his me now for the first time and while gaze was clear and steady there Just how long it has stoodthere as I stood pondering overthe scone of desolation before me and watching lizardB speed swiftly toward the house over dried leaves a man emerged irom tne uoor way ana without ap- seeing me descended a road flight of rickety puncheon steps and came directly toward me through As mally Times printed on pulp paper have not as long a period of existence as those of former times If tho book is much Star They find that books To M North mm Cff IF llMlTEJ Won At Last WILL BEGIN SOON GOSJ S W Evansville Cincinnati Nfp JL SOUTH Arkansas and Texas u t it m Through I Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta Savanah in Florida and points l nS tbi i4 rs STffifiSrs derrd m L S J rlfc iilfliLJaMMiiiiiiiiiMiBHliflMflfllMflHHHflHHIIIIillllllllllllli w r fc V KOPKINStf ILtE KENTIJOKIAN May 28 1895 ojihiitJtitUe fUlUSMi TDISRAY Xtntudtiam AW BT ppojbdt6eMessv Rjokmond Register The race FRMT SPSOfig ior the next Democratic CHAS M MEACHAM SUBSCRIPTION a A YEAR IN ADVANCE reading notices ao cents per line Spe Leenl 6 cente per line each insertion 2 ats tor standing advertisements furnished an applioatton OFFICE 213 SOUTH MAIN STREET ANNOUNCEMENTS Hk Weare authorised to announce jyDGE JOHN PHELPS 3 a candidate or Circuit Court Judge In this district subject to the action of the Demo cratic party Eleotlon NovemBer 5 1895 We arc authorized to announce ofJUdway countj JUDGE THOMAS P COOK as a candidate for Judge of he Circuit Court of this district subject to a the action of the Democratic partv c November 16 will be Kentucky day at the Atlanta exposition Congressman Cogswell of Massa- ¬ chusetts died last wees at Washing ¬ ton after a protracted illness Walter Besant the author and Henry Irving the actor were among those knighted by Queen Victoria on Jier 76th brthday The Kickapoo Indian country was opened to settlement Thursday and 1500 settlers engaged in a mad rush for the 40 homesteads Hugh McCulloch Secretary of the Treasury under Lincoln Johnson and Arthur died last week at his home in Maryland aged 87 years Oscar Wilde the aesthetic authorof sunflower notoriety has been convicted of a disgusting crime in London and sentenced to two years imprisonT ment at hard labor The reported death of Jose Marti the insurgent president in the Cuban revolutiou has been confirmed but the rebellion is by no means subdued Two more Spanish gunboats are en route to Cuba Mr Thos C Underwood for some months been city the Henderson Journal has to accept his old position as tor of the New Era He home Sunday who has editor of resigned local edi- ¬ returned I What strikes you in the eye in pass- ng through tho thriving city of Hop kinsvillo is the attractive new build ing editor Meacham lias erected for his paper the Hopkinsville Kentuck ian It a very complete newspaper home and an ornameut to the street in which it is situated Mr Meach am is a successful newspaper man as well as somewhat of a politician Farmers Home Journal 5 00 to 5 25 Light shlppingli00tt to HOjlb i 60 to 6 00 4 25 to 4 75 Best butohero 3 50 to 4 2 Fair to good butchers 1 25 to 3 00 Common to medium butchers Thin rough steerspoor cows and 1 00 to 1 25 scalawags 3 75 to 4 25 Good to extra oxen 1 50 to 3 00 common to medium oxen 8 75 to 4 23 Feeders 2 00 to 3 7f htookers 2 00 to 8 25 Queen Victoria was 76 years old last Bulls Secretary Carlisle will deliver his 2 00 to 5 60 f Veal calves SO 00 to5 00 Friday Choice milch cows financial speech again at Louisville 10 0Q to 20 00 J Fair to good milch cows tomorrow which will conclude the UOGS unoicepacKing anu ouicn- 1 225 lb to 300 lb ers The great State of New York heads Fair to good packing 180 lb to 35 to 4 40 series of arguments he was sent to 4 30 to 4 85 common- ¬ i25tt deliver in Kentucky for the gold the list of manufacturing is close Good to extra light 160 lb to ISO wealths and Pennsylvania a 4 30 to 4 35 lb standard Mr Carlisle displays the second Massachusetts formerly held Fat shoats 120 lb to 150 lb 4 15 to 4 20 8 00 to 4 10 Fat shoats 100 lb to 120 lb usual zeal of a new convert but adds the third place but owing to the enor 8 60 to 3 85 Roughs 150 lb to 4 00 lb nothing new to the subject The mous development or Chicago lilinos Sheep and Lns Good to ex snip 3 25 to3 40 ping sheep 8 00to8 2i speech he is making is a rehash of has taken that rank New York and Fair to 2 10 to 2 to Pennsylvania have already provided Common tomedium - 2 00 to 2 7o BncVs what John Sherman has been saying for exhibits at the Atlanta Exposition 5 25 to 5 50 lambs Fxtra 4 60 to 5 00 for twenty years Demonetization of taking the wise view tint this is an Fair to good 4 00 to 4 50 Common silver was wrong when Mr Carlisle opportunity to extend the trade of Tall ends to medium 3 75 to 4 00 or culls denounced it as a great crime and their manufacturers abroad Mass- ¬ aoriiinatioa for Governor of Kentucky has been made up and no dark horse or Polk Badget ringer will bq allowed The entry books have been clos ¬ ed and the contest is between Hon Cassius M Clay Jr of Bourbon county ana Hon P Wat Hardin of Mercer As for the Register and its h lusehold it has no concealments to make no skeletons to hide but de- ¬ clares emphatically for the Bourbon Madison entry It has no hard words for Gen Hardin but in the present fiery ordeal through which the Democratic party of the State is passing in which is involved its very existence it can see but one path to prudence honesty fidelity and tho best interests of the people of the whole Common- ¬ ZP wealth Without discussing the alleged and possibly false statement regarding Gen Hardin in connection with what the honest farming element of the State have been taught tregard as the Frankfort ring tbSpick Tate I 0 U circle and all that sort of thing we think Col Clay presents a character which is unassailable His course in the Legislature his oppos- ¬ ition to the grinding corporations which sought to coerce their exactions from an unsuspecting public his ef forts to protect the farming interests of the State his unselfishness in en- ¬ deavoring to uphold the welfare of the people as opposed to monopolies these entitle him to the very warm- ¬ est consideration of all classes of citi zeus in Kentucky His honesty in public place his purity in private life his unexceptional habits his fair business dealings with his neighbors his eminence as a man of culture and education all these fit him in an eminent degree for the office which his ambition as a member of one of the oldest and most distinguished fam- ¬ ilies in the State lead him to covet In this connection we desire to add as representing tho best sentiment of the State the following from the Louisville Critic Mr Clays friends do not claim that he is an orator tact tney contend mat he is more worthy of support because he is not one of the old time wind jamming spouting stump speakers who wrap the American flag around them and harass the public ear with empty nothings Mr Clay is a scholar and a man well versed in law and litera ture a stuaenc or puouc aitairs one who has intimate knowledge of State matters a practical level headed close observer He has not wasted his time in frothy stump speeches but has devoted his leisure to work and study His name will be a tower of strength for Kentucky Democracy and to pass him by at this criti cal period might be followed by Eerious results Mens Soys and Childrens Clothing Tired Feeling It ia a serious Means danger condition and will lead to dieas trous results if itis not 6yoi como at once It is a sure sign that tho blood is impoverished and impure Thd best remedy is st- That There never was a time when money would go further m the jway of buying Clothing Our childrens combination iuitswrcn 2 pair pants cap and a whistle thrown m for J f yk Sarsaparilla Whichmakesrich healthy blood and thus gives strength and elas ¬ ticity to tho muscles vigor to tho brain and health and vitality to every part of tho body Hoods Sarsaparilla positively HOODS Vt SB vis fa i not only the best but handsomest combination in the Our black and grey Mens suits at town t 50 v awr Weak Strong My sister was troubled with nervousness and tired feeling She tried several remedies with ¬ out relief until sho began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla Slyyoung-cat sister is takinjj Hoods for a trouble with tho muscles of her HmbB with benefit Miss M R Scott Cove Arkansas Makes the are stunners and it is onlya matter of time when they will be gone and we cannot replace them The clothes you buy of us admits you to the first place every J wher Thev are ricrht uo to date and of artistic make and shabe Our new assortment of Spring Suits is a marvel of beauty style and ex- cellence The material is of the highest quality and the workmanship is guaranteed the very best The Low go no further with meritorious Price power can merchandise than the low prices we have v placed on our goods this season s 500 ii l V Hoods and Only Hoods flood S MAMMOTH CLOTHING SHOE FlIlS take easy In effect 25u MVIS STOCK MAKKET Reported by Tatum Kmbry 6o LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS Bounnox STOCK YIBDS Louisville Ky May 25 Cattle Receipts of cattle this week 1974 and 216 calves Shipments 531 Market closed up steadily on all desirable grades of cattle a fair clearance was made and the outlook is steady under moderate receipts There con tinues a good strong demand for eltuuabio ir ood quality not enough rtrtlma ui emand Bull coming to supply market firm Hogs Receipts of hogs this week 5227 Market 4987 Shipments opened firm and shade higher to day on account of light receipts but closed up dull and shade lower tops S440 Fair demand for choice light hogs Sheep and Lambs Receipts of sheep and lambs very heavy this week total receipts 11920 Shipments not including to days ship ments 8786 Market closed up dull lambs 2nc lower sheep lCkr td 15c lower bulk of best lambs selling at S525 to S550 only a few fancy lambs shade higher The out look on lambs iB not qt all encouraging as the New York market closed up very bad and we look to see heavy leceipts next Just SALE COMMENCES to Things off LIV1LY after the COLD WEATHER of the past two weeks that has Paralyzed Trade in all Start One Its Different Branches ftaays ye make this Saturday Jare 1st Special Offer I CONTINUES On EQeiis I I I and Boys Suits LWeek week QUOTATIONS J200th Cattle Extra shipping toICOOlh 10 omens and young H cd Mens Fine Imported English and Scotch Oassimeres Eng lish Tricot Bine and Black Thibet Cloth 14 and 15 Regular Price Takes choice of the finest goods in the house The very best that money can buy Fit you just as nice as any tailor in the land Regular Price 20 and 2250 1000 I 3 Physical Condition Men may change principles are eternal but ia honed that thev will nrofit bv the Needs attention at this time If you i i i j ftxnmnlfi of Pennsvlvanm and Now are iireuweaK uuu uorvuus it is cieur is impure and with- Ynrlc MnRSHfiliiisntf r is fammiR for that Tour blood The increase in business is worry the hich character of its nroducts and out doubt there has been too much lug the Republicans greatly They since its supremacy in textile manu over work or strain on biain and hoped that tho hard times would facturinglias been challenged it can- body Tho course of treatment for such a condition is plain and simple continue wages remain low and em- not afford to let this opportunity go The blood must first be purified so by ty-five ployment scarce as they would claim that tho nervous system and in fact Bernard Holtevert committed sui- - all the organs will be fed upon pure that all these hardships were the reblood Intelligent people without But times cideat Louisville of tho Wilson bill sult nuihber have testified that the best rapidly and every day are improving Bank Stook for Sale nmyo luuiu and bluud piuiiiei the telegraph announces an increase M D Boales and Polk Cansler strength imparting medicine is Hoods in wages in somo manufactory Even Admrsof A D Boales deceased will Sarsaparilla Nervousness loss of Del wages at public auction Monday June 3 sleep and general debility all vanish down at Wilmington have been increased 10 per cent and sell ten shares of City Bank stock and wheu Hoods Sarsaparilla is persistin a word health and Carnegie has also increased wages five shares Bank of HopkinBville stock ently taken happiness follow after taking Hoods the same amount Before 1896 the Sarsaparilla Tor Sale Republicans will have to look for 1 new computing scale Juno 2i the Kentucky State Dental some other cause with which to op1 new Hairs safe Association begins its session atLex pose the Democrats Paducah News These are bargains and must bo ingtoni sold Address NOTICE THOMAS BROS Mr Carlisle gravely Btates in his I VJJJT every inan and woman In theUnltecl Marion Ky set Bpeecb advocating the financial habits to linvo ono or bit oooks on mi GO eases Address B M Woolley Atlan Take Vitalia Liver Pills doctrintes of John Sherman that no Box 882 and one will be 6ent yon Tree country can maintain a double standard of currency This in the face of his own report as Secretary of j the Treasury in which he gives a list Highest of all in Leavening Power LatestvU S Govt Report of a dozen of tho principal nations of tho earth whoso standard is gold and silver In this list are France Italy Belguim Switzerland Spain and others in Europe and Argentine Chili and Venezuela in South Ameri ¬ ca Mr Carlisle should at least try fto make his utterances as an offen ¬ sive partisan consist with his official t is wrong yet ZrrrH I Takes choice of sevensuits Mens Cassimere G rays 6 and Boys all wool scotch and English Browns from last vear Worth not less 00 Mens and Boys all wool Imported Cas simeres scotch Oxfords gray Black Clay Wostfd blue black Cheviot im 8 than 10 some 17 pted Vicunas ujar Price Keg 14 15 Mens and Boys all t Wool suits in Gray and Brown Scotch Black Cheviot and scotch Tweeds Reg ular Price - 6 m a rp 5 On Childretis Suits We offer some wonderful reductions for the week named Especially in JFancy suits Junior suits Jersey suits Eeefer suits we have a most complete line of these goods and ¬ 14 repoi3 MiSg ABSOLUTELY PUBE j can please you s Cox iH Boulwafe n v if i v r 4i i rl feHlTr M4 ytiiLhJiifijAJt jj jixl May 28 1895 a H3SB8K 4 a- 0 TOBACCO NK1V8 V HOPEINYILiijJS KfiNTUdEIAiSr Highest Honors t AROUND AND ABQTO COLUMN Awrdd V NOTHING BUT NEWS FOUNDJN THIS A Condetwad Aoooiirit of tfco Lnteat Hap ponlagR Tersely Told for JJuy Benders VHOPXINytM Worlds Fulf Here is a Partial List of the Bicycles Jiingines Steam yi Fitting Goods Eubber Hose Beltinc Majestic Steel Ranges I asu Doors Bhnas Mouldings Brackets Shingles Mantles Grates Cement Lime Fire Biick vmmYvnue ijeau Linseed Oil Glass Puttv iaint Brushes Paints Varnishes 1895 Sales by Abemathr Co of 116 hbcfti a follows MayS GOOES WEXARRY INlSTOCK f CREAM Threshers A Stackers DiuaerSjjgj Mowers 26 MarkeHfrfegular hhdi Jugipf 4 00 to 1 25 Co Abehnatiiy West of 171 Sales by Gaither JamejyfcMorehead one of Bowling GresouflPnost prominent men and the hhds as follows 90 32 proprietor of tlie planing mills struck 9 70 hhdsfmed 8to good leaf 9 80 25 7 75 7 10 7 8 10 7 10 Bittnor a discharged employe Bobt 509 20 7 20 910 over the head with an iron bar and so 7 609 207 007 90 750 7 80 7 60 fractured his skull that he will 7 75 7 00 7 80 7 badly die Capt Morehead surrendered to 9 00 78 25 97 50 8 80 8 00 8 at 7 00 40 50 the court and his friends claim that each hhds com to med leaf 6 68 i0 he acted in self defense 6 804 254 704 60410 5 95 4 30 The acreage of Georgia melon land 4 003 955 506104 90 4 00 3 50 planted this season is as follows Sa ¬ 5 253 805 504 004 60 6 00 5 90 Western railway 5 00 6 10 5 60 5 70 4 75 3 80 5 60 vannah Forida Sa ¬ 5 90 4 00 6 60 4 50 4 95 6 00 4 00 Georgia division 10409 acres railway 6 005 506 755 755 75 4 25 5 70 Western vannah Florida South Florida division 2000 acres 4 50 5 00 4 00 4 50 4 95 8 95 3 70 AlabjMfia Midland railway 1091 6 SO 4 50 4 10 6 60 4 75 5 20 4 40 Key West 6 255 405 005 406 00 4 55 5 70 Jacksonville Tampa railway 1143 acres Other lines in 5 804 00670400 Florida 6300 Totals 21943 This 22 hhds med to good lugs 4 10 acreage is more than has been report- ¬ 8 853 503 503 404 45 8 60 8 25 ed for any previous season 3 25 4 00 3 00 3 95 3 50 3 00 4 00 Shelby Roll was arrested in Spotts 8 30 3 50 3 00 3 30 3 50 3 25 49 hhds com lugs and trash 1 50 ville Saturday charged with thamur brother Win RoIUast to 3 00 der of his Our offerings consisted entirely of February The arrest was made m warrant sworn out the common and medium grades No compliance with a yby W S Stevens of the American fine tobacco offered Market active Detective Agency with headquarters and stronger on all common leaf and W G at Indianapolis The detective says lugs Via kalinvaa nllffipinnfc evidence to COU- Sales of 135 hhds of tobacco by yict has beeeoUected Wheeler Mills Co May 15 and 2 Elijah Crockett near Owingsville as follows lost his life in an odd manner While 50 hhds of good to med leaf trimming a tree he pressed a limb 510 75 10 00 7 75 9 25 8 00 4 at 7 95 down and cut the end of it off and each 7 90 7 90 7 80 7 50 7 25 7 25 when released from his hold the re 4 at 7 00 each 6 95 6 95 6 90 4 at maining part sprang suddenly back 6 50 each 6 85 6 25 6 20 6 10 6 10 3 and struck Mr Cjrockett in the stom at 6 00 each 5 95 5 95 5 00 3 at 5 75 ach with sufficient force to produce each 5 60 5 50 5 40 5 30 5 30 5 25 death in a few hours 5 255 205205 10 45 hhds com leaf S5 00 5 00 5 00 Mrs Victoria Minims Machen wid B Machen who served 4 95 4 90 4 85 4 75 4 70- - 5 at 4 60 ow of Willis by appointment one session in the each 4 40 4 25 4 25 4 20 4 20 4 10 United States Senate committed sui 4 10 8 at 4 00 each 4 at 3 90 each cide at the homo of a sister at Clin- ¬ 3 80 5 at 3 75 3 70 3 70 4 at 3 50 ton Ky 111 health was the cause each 40 hhds lugs SI 00 4 003 90 8 90 and her mind was unbalanced 3 80 3 75 3 50 3 50 3 25 3 25 3 00 An important appellate court de- 3 95 2 90 2 75 cision holds that Kentucky has the 2 003 002 952 952 50 2 40 2 40 752 602 502 502 right to impose taxes on the franchises 2 30 2 30 2 25 2 00 2 00 1 90 1 80 The 1 75 1 75 1 70 1 60 1 50 1 50 1 30 of xjorporatious in this state finding of the lower court in the Hen 1 30 derson bridge case was affirmedopin Our market continues strong on all ion by Judge Grace Co WM gopd tobaccos which seven A freight train on Hauberry Shrver sold 62 hhds tramps were stealing a ride was wreckthem May 22 and 23 as follows ed near Danville and two of 14 hhds med to good leaf 59 80 were killed and the others more or 9 25 8 00 8 50 8 25 8 00 7 90 7 60 less hiitffc Stanley Davis white and 7 00 7 00 6 30 6 00 6 00 6 00 A Eiifokes col were killed 29 hhds com leaf 5 90 5 50 5 40 W W Webb a well to do farmer 5 30 5 25 10 at 5 00 each 4 90 4 75 living in Boyle county dropped dead 4504 204 00410410 400 4 00 at Junction City while talking to a 8 903 753 503 25310 party of friends in a blacksmith shop 19 hbds lugs S3 00 2 90 2 75 2 60 He was fifty years of age and leaves 5 at 2 50 each 2 40 2 30 2 30 2 25 a widow and fourteen children 2 20 2 20 1 90 2 00 2 00 1 75 Market firm on all grades except of Henry McDaniel a The Jjody prominSayitizen was found in the common lugs They were some eas er Respectfully road neaTjtviis home in Harian county HS He was the victim of an unknown as sassin Co Sales by Ragsdale- Cooper Humor has it that the court of ap for two m eeks May 16 and 17 22 and peals judges who have been in con- 23 of 378 hhds as follows sultation on the bank tax cases will 118 hhds fine to good leaf SIS 75 decide against those corporations 13 50 13 00 13 00 J 2 75 12 50 12 50 Col Jno H Whallen announces 12 25 4 at 12 00 each 7 at 11 75 each that ho will resign hiB place on the 6 at 11 50 each 11 25 11 25 4 at 11 00 Democratic State Central committee each 5 at 10 50 each 10 25 10 25 10 25 4 at 10 00 each 9 95 9 90 9 75 and retire from politics 9 75 y 75 y yu y yu y iu 4 at y ou John Halls Jr and William Eoyce eacii y u y iu y 4U y au y zu 9 2 i who criminally assaulted a young 9 50 9 50 9 50 lJ 2b y bo y w 12 at the Danville were 95 8 firl jail by taken from daybreak and each 9 10 8 90 8 80 8 75 8 80 8 80 a mob at o0 8fO 8 36 8 90 8 75 8 60 8 lynched 8 70 8 70 5 at 8 50 each 8 40 8 40 The court of appeals haa reversed 8 25 5 at 8 00 each 88 hhds med leaf S8 00 7 95 7 90 the lower court and declares Kilpat rick clerk of Larue county A neat 7 80 7 80 7 90 7 70 7 75 7 60 7 L0 political point is settled by the 7 50 7 50 6 25 7 40 7 30 7 50 7 M 7 10 7 2b at 7 UO eacli 7 10 6 95 opinion 6 90 6 90 6 75 6 90 6 60 6 60 6 60 The Louisville grand jury refused 6 706 706 70680 6 60 4 at 6 50 to indict Fulton Gordon for the mur- each 6 40 6 40 6 40 5 25 6 25 625 der of Arch D Brown and Mrs Gor ¬ 6 25r6 80 6 30 6 60 6 60 6 95 6 80 don Apr 30 6 806 806 906 506 30 6 10 6 20 Miss Ella Knowles assistant attor 6 006006 40630 6 25 6 25 3 at ney general of Montana has mar GO each 87 hhds com leaf S5 95 5 90 5 90 xied the attorney general A G Has- ¬ 5 80 80 5 80 5 95 5 80 5 80 5 90 kell 5 90 5 70 5 75 5 95 5 95 5 60 5 60 The Kentucky State Medical So 5 95 5 70 5 00 4 90 4 95 4 75 4 75 ciety will hold its annual convention 4 954 964 60 4 60 4 70 at Harrodsburg beginning June 12 4 50 4 60 4 704604 bU 4 50 4 70 50 4 50 4 nd continuing three days 4 40 4 40 4 90 4 80 4 20 460 4 25 A S Winstead has been elected 4 204 254 554 254 70 4 20 410 y5 hucls good lugs 3 uu to 4 iu chairman of the Henderson county 2 90 to 8 00 18 hhds com lugs Democratic committee vice R H 1 10 to 1 95 17 hhds trash Cunningham resigned Our market was very strong this The probabilities are that the an week on all good and medium nual encampment of the Kentucky and last Good will be held this year at leaf with a good demand Stato Guard lugs and common leaf was some Henderson stronger this week Tobaccos that nil xt N M V Railroad has fil are soft in order are very low and fid 6lH aerainst the receivers of the hard to sell Prize your tobacco in Texas to recover 20000 due for track good order and uniformly in color and privileges length Ship to us and we will get Byion McClelland has sold his you the highest market prices Yours Truly great colt Halma td Col Fleischman Ragsdale Cooper Co popular Cincinnati turfmen The the price paid is said to be 25000 GLAHKSVILLE MARKET Ed Clements has been sentenced to Dear Sir We report you sales by the penitentiary for one year for the Union Warehouse of 182 hhds S W conducshooting at a C O follows tor at Nortonville several months ago this week as inedium leaf from S7 50 23 hhds R S Ferry wori the nomination for to 10 50 60 hhds common leaf from 55 50 to the Legislature in Jessamine county 29 voteB over Jos Wallace He is 700 by 20 hhds wet green leaf from 54 25 to for Blackburn Inluciuarrel ovef wages Captain BAKING POWDER a pure orape Lream ot l attar Powder rree from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD xwinejftiitf Wagons iJaMllff Bugg UPheetons b9H85p ijsBnK Vir limp Imj a R ft7 BF mw ua mnu JS3 The Best For Koad Carts lHarrows mm Hardware Cultivators v Drills Y 4 Fertilizers Seeds il Plows Double Shovels Saddlery - Harness- - Blacksmithing m A it- Tobacco Horse shoeing Repairing Barb Wired staples Nails Etc - Etc Hhds ROCK SALT FOR YOUR CATTLE AND TO FREEZE YOUR CREAM pash Doors and Blinds w Frill stnfik honorht hfifnrfi thfi nHvn nnfi Anri srVIrl annnrrH ncrtxr Butter Madevf in the Country GOTO Screen 3Doors and Windows Made to fit any opening Leave orders ior sizes A car load of Steel Hoofing just received This makes the cheapest roof you can p uc on Qiauitss aim cum nuuses uuni witiiin rne me limits can oe uuiiu very cheaply with corrogated Iron siding and covered with steel roofiing V WAIXIS GROCERY t v Bro MERRITTS Old STAND LOUISVILLE MARKET The Major House sold 36 hhds 8 lihrls SimnRnn eonntv dark lfinf at S7 10 5 5 5 4 75 4 50 4 22 3 Simp son uarK lugs at c iv 00 a 00 Simncnn Hnrlr fr nali nf S9 1 OS 2 J er dark leaf at S4 75 4 1 Logan dark leal at b zo z uenry auney trash at S3 10 2 95 2 Hart Burley trash at 5250 and 3 75 1 Barren Bur ley trash at 3 25 4 Anderson Burley trash at S3 10 to 2 60 2 Owen Burley trash at 2 90 2 10 9 at private sale V J New Sprina Goods VrJt Life way truthful startlluK titlooi a book about the harmless guaranteed tobacco habit cure that braces up nicotlnlzed nerves eliminates the nicotine poison makes weak men gain strength vigor and manhood You run no physical no financial risk as In sold by R O Hardwlck under a guaran tee to cure or monev refunded Book free Is the Dont Tobacco Sit or Smoke Your We have opened foi inspection our complete assortments of new Spring roods Never be- ¬ fore have we been able to offer so many induce- ¬ ments in either style variety or price Address Sterling Eeic uuicago y Co New York or Oilpapers TtJOKIANOffice 20 for 5c at the Ken- Bran New Patterns SPECIAL LOCALS We Are Advertising Tho old rplinble Furniture dealers and undertakers Up stairs in Henry block Hopltiusvillo Ky And weve heard from old Japan Shes giving China a licking But were still at the same old stand And so G rover has gone a fishing iiiiiip We Open u That cannot be found at any other house in the city Dont wait for the Spring rush See our goods and get prices JPylG Renshaw Carpets Only those makes which Reliable Maes we can guarantee are allowed in our stock Any pattern you select will be first class yourselven If vou doubt it come and see for The Spring Trade with a superb stock of first class Dress GoodB Trimmings etc at prices that are low than ever before Goods cheerfully shown And examine our shop- made furniture and be astonished u1 he low prices we are elling it for Herndon Carter Co are headquarters on wool Sec their ad in this issue matic Safety Eioycle at mfgra price You can gotfor almost half price a wheel which retailors sell at S85 OO All machines are guaranteed for one year They sell like hot cakes For particulars address Z IP O Box 5 43rouisville Ky Do you 1895 CA LATHAM For Sale Bicycles COME TO SEE OUR GRAND pattern want a high grade pneu¬ H The I W Harper is the finest whisky on earth Used in moderation it is a sure specific for indigestion for general debility for insomnia for mental depression It is as fragrant as ripe fruit and if used in moderation it lengthens life adds to our joys and drives dull care away The I W Harper whisky is absolutely pure It is prescribed by the ablest physicians of this country and by degrees it is winning a world wide ropuation Sold by W B Long Hopkinsville Ky SPRING STOCK Nothing Like it in the City RICHARDS AS CHEP ASWell The most elegant line Silks Dress Goods Trimmings Silk Waists Millinery Spring Wraps Carpets etc ever placed on exhibiton in this city DONT FAIL TO SFE THEM CO Dee TinslevwaB drowned in Bar- m Crittenden county He had a iit and fell from a Doat while fco fishing The Lexington and Eastern depot at Jackson Kv stored with merchan ¬ dise was burned by an incendiary f Tflflali eanitalists have picked Up half- million dollars in the St Lome nwrfert 5 50 netts Jme I Market irregular but stronger on good Bremen tobacco in good order Common Regie tobaccos were also some better this week than they have been at anv time tliis season and theroi aMU room and hope for better priceeptiwe grades 22 hhds lugs from S3 50 to 4 95 7 hhds trashfrom S2 00 to 2 75 VtoffiYuLiikvL - - inr- JO i tical Business College Nashville Tenn DeAbSir The timof or which you deposit ed 100 three months ago to day as a forfeit your proposition to give J100 to any under charatablo Institution In NaBhville and 1100 to any Business College south of tho Ohio river If you could not show more written ap- keepers and Stenographers Sllcatlons for Book FIVE MONTHS than any PAST College south of thn Ohio other Business river could show in the past FIVK YEARS hffi this year expired and no demand having been mad the same la now bold aubjeat te KetpooMully your Wlf Bajio Cm l Office First National Nasuvii ls TENN April 6 1895 Prof J F Draughn President Draughns Prac J Tobacco Fertilizer at Winfree Bros Co 130 per 100 lbs Gruarantefd 200 200 G ood Positions Bank just come and see how cheap they are HAENESS SADDLES BEIDLES Jst to suit you A XU ilArnvhl lSvr Ul Cumtvm T nTn1lnD rOTlPn UiCJjUUb ilUO rt UUU1U1U1 iiU AIWUliWviM TIOW wi j ufl I A rr Every thing you can need wo hare v- p B SvV Yost o Co Ut r r n JCt iri - y j u O n i Jwi Jjke rr MW jjMMaaaMaMMaMBaBaMaMJ m -- j aaa 3 l V j 6 u r PO r y Ar HOPKISjLLE KENTUOKliN -i lBMiT 11B75K -- T May 880 1895 WGWHMUt lt MARTINMZ DE CA New ftnyrwoT Sntaml to all ae counts an extraordinary individual Although a fighter of renown aad of undoubted courage and great capacity he la strong also in diplomacy and pome of his greatest victories have been The Achieved in peaceful channels part he took in the suppression of the War of independence lasting from1869 to 1878 was successful more because ho secured the good will and confidence of patriotic Cubans than by reason of his skill in the handling of his armies of that It is related lost himthe on one occa- ¬ in woods ho stum ¬ sion when bled upon a camp of insurgents under command of ono of the most noted chieftains a man famous for his vin- - ResMurkablA Gen Campos 4 according Xu WELL PAID FOR A FLOGGING XMvrsdttt Mft jMw t Um Mvclaala rr THE SHELLS OF KNOWLEDGE Kvery4y Lf It was startling to find as I once did a boy of fourteen who had been so per sistently taught that the moon shone by reflected light that he believed the moon to bo nothing more than an imago of tho sun cast on the celestial sphere much as wo throw a sunbeam on the wall says a writer in Popular Science Monthly Ho was greatly sur prised at the time of an eclipse to find that tho moon was a solid body It re flected somewhat on tho usefulness of geography to find children whoso main impression after a considerable study oftho map was that Pennsylvania was yellow and New Jersey pink while for Mf a quiet mtddle has Had a career as roman ¬ tic aa that of Monte Crista MaffO Bays the Chilian Times is now a Guate ¬ malan millionaire who Uvea nine months of iho year In Paris Twenty years ago he was a poor English collec ¬ tor of insect in Guatemala and also acted as the British vice consul at San aed man John Irro Fertaae Jsuuea a Ar Minor CMldxM w WAREHOUSEMEN COMMISSION AND f IJJUUUI TmTlt i i in r ILLS k T- iKHltHWillimUl mini iiin1 it- Boolckeep nn Uj SW MEftCHAfcJS Joso day Commandante Gonzalez or¬ dered Mago to nppoar before him Mago sent word that ho would come in a short time This incensed the com ¬ mandante and ho sent a file of soldiers after Mago and when the insist col ¬ lector appeared ordered seventy five lashes to bo laid upon his bare back This was dono very thoroughly and when it was finished Gonzalez shouted Give him twenty fivo more for Ono iriUit ntii MMMhMBivimKiui u W Fixe T K HANCOCK Itussellville and Railroad Streets w NmmijwmmtiKaivix T A - irobf GRAIN DEALERS sTaixe-ta-o-ULse- Hopkinsville Kentucky Insuran a Liberal Advances on Consignments- - All Tobacco Sent Us Covered by GEN HABTUTEZ DE CAMPOS dlctlvo hatred of Spain Finding retreat impossible the general advanced into the camp and saluting tho leaders most of whom he know by description be boldly announced his name and said ihat he had come unattended to talk with ihein of tho folly of prolonging a war Which was beggaring the island and vhich ought to be brought to a conclu- ¬ sion without further waste of blood or treasure Tho audacity of the per¬ formance won the insurgents on the spot nnd although they may have sus- ¬ pected that it was a trick to escape tho consequences of a surprise the leaders availed themselves of the op- ¬ portunity that was presented and dis cussed tho position with the Spanish commander face to face Within four days thereafter negotiations were for mally entered into which led to peace rupon terms In the main satisfactory to the patriots There are in Washington a number of distinguished exiles many of whom liave not set foot on the island in thirty years Almost without exception they speak in high terms of the ability and chivalric honor of Gon Campos If half they say of him is true he will make short work of the lucid When Mago recovered which was only after careful nursing as his back was badly cut up ho made a formal complaint to the British government The result was that Guatemala was or-¬ dered to punish Gonzalez and to pay Mago five hundred dollars one hun ¬ dred pounds sterling for every lash he hod received In default of this Eng ¬ lish cruiscru would shell J3an Jose and other coast cities Guatemala readily punished Gonzalez but tried hard to evade paying fifty thousand dollars to Mago The Brit ish however were inexorable and the poor collector was made a comparative ¬ ly rich man in ono day As he hod more coin than any man in the country at that time President Barrios went into partnership with him Mago became ono of the largest cof ¬ fee planters and also secured the con tract for building docks in the ports No ono can land or leave one of these docks without paying toll to Mago wlillo he also levies a tax on all freight Ho also owns valuable mines and tracts of timber His fortune is estimated at ono million pounds sterling all duo to ono hundred lashes on his back reality through an acquaintance with things Dexterity in the use of tools and in the handling of such stubborn facts as wood and clay and metal was held to be important as a part of this reality The work went on with earnest singleness of purpose and commands the respect of even those who see in manual training something much deeper than this mere convenience some unexplained reason New York was green Doubtless things havo im proved Bince those days but even now in the year of grace 1895 tho study of child psychology is revealing the fact that large percentages of our school children are ignorant of tho most every day realities of life These same chil dren can outtalk and outname their less schooled elders They can make aquiot country boy silent and abashed in the presence of their wordy knowledge But in spite of it all they leave an im pression of undesirable helplessness Now we are all agreed that as things Btaad at present tho school cannotbc dispensed with Its benefits are much too substantial But it can bo supple mented arid some at least of these deficiencies corrected The early motive for the introduction of manual training was precisely this It was a desire to bring boyhood back into a world of ABSOLUTELY PURE SfrAlL m THE OLD RELIABLE R C WILCOX SWEET OAPORAL T R HANCOCK CO Br CIGARETTE Has atatd tha Test el Tlwa MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHER RANDS COMBINED IhUlllhxUHIIIIHhl 9 COR MAIN AND FItONT STREETS Tobacco Warehousemen and Commission Me rchants A Remarkable Book of the It mercilessly scourges the money chancers In the Temple Republic New York Recorder 8tore R HANCOCK Liberal Advanoes on Tobacco Salesman NAT GAMIER JAS WE8T GAITHER I libw WEST K9 sTOBACCO COIIISSIN flfilllF lw Ft is a book of loo tmees nrlnted on flno heavy paper ana bound in white enameled cover containing MERCHANTS KY Proved Beneficial The steamship City of Paris keeps up steam with the aid of fifty four furnaces fires And Proprietors PLANTERS Warehouse HOPKINSVILLE Doddt Kt May 2 3895 Maria Tho women of Morocco never celeManning of this place writes as fol brate their birthdays and few of them SEVENTY TWO ILLUSTRATIONS 1 have recently purchased know their ages And Is being read by Uovernors Statesmen W ERAGSDADE lows and most of the oromlnent men of the coun Hoods Pills and they have proved N nanus try De in voter The Bound of a bell can be heard in tneit snoumstates tne is tne oi every every very beneficial to me Judging from nuty oi xniiea it to read this book man in Kentucky my experience I believe that they are through tne water at distance of 45 business find himself entertained while doing He will all that they are recommended to be 300 feet Through the air it can be so and richly rewarded In tho end There Is heard at a distance of only 456 feet nothing dry about It as is usually with books The observance of Lent is one of the Hoods Pills are specially prepared to be taken Aith Hoods Sarsaparilla oldest customs among Christian na- ¬ tions It is in fact a custom of such antiquity that its begining is involved Five Murder Cases in obscurity The May term of the Logan county Out of 17000000 inhabitants of circuit court has convened in Russell Spain over 11000000 are ignorant of yille The trial of the alledged the art of reading and writing Thraughber lynchers is set for Saturday It is the general opinion now that the defendants will be acquitted ftiPillWiSlitSiWilqifiWii jtrnnce mcuuire col the only eye witness tho commonwealth had is dead and the state has npthing but circumstantial evidence left RE Ii COOPER RAGSDALE COOPER C0 Tevolt which is now on Gen Calleja who was captain gen ¬ eral of Cuba until Marshal Martinez de Campos took supreme control has Asked permission of the latter to on this subject For tho immose of Introducing this book t its readers in its most attractive form THE KENTUCKIAN has selected THE 50 CENT EDITION Printed on line heavv Daner bound in white enameled cover printed in two colors nnd win man it postpaid to any aaare33 or aeiiver it at its Counter for 80 cents Remember that this is the most handsome form in which this book is printed in paper covers It will Mi 250 f 4 v in JL ll HOPKINSVILLE I wrtte KY A COST ONLY 80 GENTS Twenty Cents Less Than The Publishers Price fight under his orders SAMUEL M Every body Ought to Rand It Special attention to sampling and selling tobacco Liberal advance ¬ ments made on consignments Our charges for Belling Tobacco will remain No commission CLARK member from the First Iowa district was born in 1842 in Van Buren county Iowa Bis father was Samuel Clark born ueax Winchester Va and for thirty eight years a minister of the Methodist Epia copal church His life until he was twenty one was mostly spent on a farm His schooling consisted of a few terms at the public schools and two years in the Des Moines college at West Point la In 1802 he enlisted in Company H Nineteenth Iowa infantry but was nou finally mustered In because of frail He studied law with Chief health Justice George G Wright of Keosau qua and John W Rankin and George W McCrary of Keokuk was admitted to the bar June 1804 and at the same Tfae Talented Congressman from District of Iowa Samuel M Clark of Keokuk to First Several days ago Ada and May Wolfenberger aged 16 and 10 years respectively daughters of the proprietor of the Midway Hotel at Oregon Mo mysteriously disappeared Tuesday fisherman usiner a seine in the Missouri riyer near there brought up tue ooay ot Ada The arms of the girl were pinioned behind her and her limbs were bound togethr with a strong cord The telegraph brings the important intelligence that the New York legislature has adopted Governor Mortons suggestion and voted 25000 for a building and exhibit at the Cot- ¬ ton States and International Exposition A strong commission of ladies and gentlemen will be appointed and Mrs Morton will head the list of ladies means so much more than vou imagine serious and fatal diseases result from trifling- ailments neglected Dont play with Natures greatest gift health In vJ Poor Health ii you are recline out of sorts weak and generally ex ¬ hausted nervous have no appetite and cant work begin at once tak- ¬ ing the most relia- ¬ ble strengthening tles cure benefit comes from the very first dose it wont stain your teeth and pleasant to take lEAMSJRADEliffisSP COPYRIGHTS 1 n 1 1 rffi a EsteutaHeleoL 18169 HAN T OUTAIM A PATTKNT f Form prompt answer and an boncet opinion write to MUNN AC CO who have baa nearly fly years exporleaco In the patent business Commanlca- ions iincuy connaenuai uananooit oi in ormatlon concerning Patents and bow to ob-¬ tain them sent free Alio a catalogue of mechan ¬ ical and scientlflo books sent free Patents taken tbrouRh Munn ft Co receive special notice In the Scientific American and thus are brought widely before tho public with- ¬ out cost to the Inventor This splendid paper Issued weekly elegantly Illustrated has by far tho largest circulation of any scientlflo work In the world 3 a year Sample copies sent free Building Edition monthly I ISO a year Single copies its cents Every nnmber contains beau- ¬ tiful plates In colors and photographs of new houses with plans enabling builders to show tho latest designs and secure contracts Address CO NW YORE 301 BkoADWAY UVNli umunr cm Tobacc o Commission Merchants M i CENTRAL WAREHOUSE JKZ y 2SopkirasT7ille f T C HANBERY F SHRYER Browns Dr Matthew Henry Kolloek Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon in U S Navy af ¬ terwards Post Surgeon U S Army and later burgeon British Marine Service with two years experience as Physician at Hot Springs Ark will welcome the sick and af flicted at Ills Office where consultation With one of the Most Successful Doctors of the presan age Is cordially invited AU will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed in every case undertaken PEOPLES WAREHOUSE HANBERY SHRYER Props - Iron medlclnewhichls Browns Iron Bit ¬ ters A few bot- ¬ MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL ENDORSE Bitters i EC plsIrLS ville Railroad Street Between Tenth and Eleventh IEZt Its Careful attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned to us Liberal advances on tobacco in store Good quarters for teams and teamsters AU tobacco insured unless otherwise instructed Genl Agt L E DADD BooK keeper CP ELECTROPOISE Rev John Rodgers Danville Ky It is a mystery to me almost a HON It Cures Dvsnerisia Neuralgia fTnnatinflt Inn f r W f Kidney and Liver Troubles TinA THnnA Dr Matthew Henry Kolloek Treats Succeseiully All Chronic and Long J Standing Diseases by latest Catarrh a2E treatedBronchitis hospital methods Blood and Skin Disila ¬ B ALLEN WAREIELDSup Malaria Nervous ailments Womens complaints Union Tobacco Warehouse COMMERCE and HITERiSTS SAMUEL M CLABK IOWA miracle Rev Z Meek Caitlesburg Ky I have used the Electropoise for five time went to work editorially on the Daily Gate City at Keokuk and his subsequent life has been devoted to journalism He was sent a delegate to the national republican conventions of 1872 1870 and 1880 and to every repub- Ucan state convention since 1804 with the exception of 1830 when he repre- ¬ sented tho notional bureau of education by appointment of tho secretary pf tho interior John W Noble at the educational congress in Paris during the exposition lie has been a member of tho school board of Keokuk for eighteen years and for fifteen years president Get only the genuine it has crossed red lines on the wrapper AU others are sub- - 4 stitutes On receipt ol two ac stamps we will nd- cit rtf Tin WMMM WnmiAfm v S -f vaw Fair Views and book free nailfl ease BROWN CHEMICAL CO years and find it invaluable as a effica¬ WlyAAyJft BALTIMORE MD Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising from an impure state of tho blood promptly aid completely eradicated forever from the system restoring health and purity Sores CO ZZ3 Olarksville Tennessee j a UNION HOUSE i I curative agent especially is it delicate childeen cious in cases of feeble women and Old papers for sale at this office MOST IN QUANTITY BEST IN QUALIT Kidney and IJrmaiy Weakbaek frequent and burning urine arHoa Rev Robert Barrett Louisville Bap- ¬ tist Seminary Electropoise cured after all other remedies failed eases ot the bladder of both vexed promptly and safely cuied will receive special and careful T J JCLLllCJCS treatment for all their many ailments dis- ¬ Liberal advance mradeon Con- signments Free Storage to Planters Correspondence So licirfid AH cele Tendeme HtjWeakness of Organs Plies Fistula quickly cured without pain oa deten- Private Diseases Syphilis Gleet Strictures Varicocele tion from business Hydro K Prompt and Careful Attention to Business Entrusted to Us Ir VaVT Rev W W Bruce Homtonville Ky Howes cave is situated in New York Electropoise cured opium habit state only about 40 miles from Albany and is the third largest cavern In the Rev Geo Means Covington Ky United Statos Mammoth cave Ken- ¬ tucky and Luray cave Virginia being In ono night the Electropoise retho two which outrank it in extent and magnificence The cavern in lieved brain congestion and vertigo question was discovered by one Lester Howe in the year 1842 and was for-¬ merly known by tho name of Otsgargee We could fill this paper with simi cave Howe penetrated its winding passage for a distance of oyer 12 miles lar reports but think this sufficient but visitors do not usually go boyond Stygian lake a small body of water to interest you on the subject of about 4 miles from the entrance Tho Electropoise rented four stalactites and stalagmites are both health abundant and beautiful It is well months for S10 lighted with gas back as far aa the Stygian lake and is in the writers es ¬ DUBOIS WEBB timation one of the wonders of the con 509 Pouxth Aveaue Louisville Ky Uaeut On r X- r -New Yorks Great Carera examination the urinary deposits a ropy sediFOR YEARS ment will often be found and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear or the Has led all WORM Romanies color will be of a hue again EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED 9 changing to a darkthin mllklsh Appearance and turbid There are many men who die of this difficulty SOXI jb ignorunt of the cause which Is AIX DlUJOGIVf s the eecoud stngo of Seminal Weakness The doctor will niciunnsos jiKiuciMi to ST lacia a perfect cure In all such casesand a guarantee n of the genltureurinary organs WHITE your troubles If living away from tho city Vou enn be cured at homo by corresBus Trompt FoiltI pondence Absolute secrecy In all profes- ¬ Curt for Impotence lota sional dealings and medicine sent secure Seminal from observation Testimonials of patlonts of Manhood tmlitlons Spermatorrhea am never published Bank references to my Nervousness Self Distrust responsibility cheorfully given Address Loss of Memory Ae Will STRONG Vigor make you a vermifuge 20 Iir Jss1aBJSJEclr WHITES GREMfl k Nervous Debility tlonB Impotcncy Melancholy SSgJI Dizziness Loss On of Early Vice which brings Organic Weakness of life treated with never falling success I jBBfglalglaf ggggg gisiiaYsfalBgltanalSf 1 SAMUEL HODGSON Manufacturer and Importer OLARKSVILLE TENN i MJ unflttlngone for business study or enjoyment H m in of ITALIAN MABWMi Q RANITE SCOTCH a SWEDE and the most de ii rj sirable EASTERN 4 J i 111 W fp MONUMENTS TABLETS QTiri RnPArFTTA DV Hi ous Man Prlci St 00 0 Boxes 9 00 BBiai Direction maiiea wit aeh Box Address ItOtri larvTtalaMt 8 J- Dr Kolloek 613 Church fereet b i After 40 years experience we feel confident that orders eHtnwted 10 us wm uo exeouwsuiu u bkuuui ana artistio manner W vi Ad jrrbuvw i p IMLUOMAH HMhVillt V T I- - Tm tr X 5l9SBlgeS J- - jvonepiip me oesv material uea TMRF M WHITLOW innnr TtrfTV 7TTQUI Ji kU i7T3 tlni r nifr jrj 4iiVi-b l tv mmsmsmm tfi A ito it if Ml ir 3 rfif ve jjtofffi fWr- vV V M H 4 N w 0PEENSWEt WAsfeiNGTON IN DANGER Reminlsoenoea of tho Barly Days o tho Olvll War vv jj w i 4 v JJ - nr Jr m3 4y r I J ENTTGM AN V Tt XlTJB STOCK XAMMT rcUit Court PKUMJr gi -j Tbioo Mrst Mondjrufti ISwffy--tn- n -BtrAriA yTkxnu nmmtK m Co WJ three weeks third Monday ifeWiy tem two iw weeks flr MoaUy in September term thtet LIVK STOCK COMMUKHCWMUHATa j- f LoOT8vfLtifKIy22-atH- eReciipfe ofbsttle 205 and 27 calves four wee Shipments 146 Market ruled steady Whon tho National- Capital Wiwt atvtho term six wei s Alorcy of tho South Tho Strain Iter a clearance was made to firm OxLxkki v foond Monday In April tens Prospfectsand lievort by the Advent of Ntnr steady trade remainder of rs Monday n August term three jwaJ Yorks Oracle Roglmont the week two wpBpiecnd Monday in November Hoos rReceipt8 822 Shipments weeks term three Special Wnsnlngton Letter TyoN First Monday In May term two 189k Market opened weak but closed At tho beginning of tho civil war in weeks first Monday tn August term two firni tops H60 Fair demand for 1801 capltol buildlnjr was not moro weeks jflwi Monday in December term two All soldprospects than tho completed Tho readersvhd half J weeks steaay of were born since 1800 know Sheep and Lambs Receipts heavi- that rreat struggle for tho no morethe life of e kollock In Nashville Dn est of tho season 2259 on sale up to nation than thoy know of tho war with Regular Graduate and Registered Physician 12 oclock after which about 800 to var of tho revolution FormerlrAssfstant Burgeon Us SNavyJ after- - 900 more arrived Good lambs firm Mexico or tho to It Is all history them savo that it has wards Tost Surgeon U SArmy and later best 5 75 to 6 00 a few extra fancy been a homo story about tho firesides Surgeon British Marino Service with two Common lambs of the men of tho north and of tho years experience as physician at Hot Springs lambs shade higher Fat sheep selling readily at south who participated in tho grapplo ArKi indorsed by tho Enoyclopajdia Brl dull and carnago of battle It was a won- ¬ tanica Vol X page 185 the largest and quotations QUOTATIONS mdsl Important workfnwihV world being In derful spectacle even as a reminis ¬ 5 00 to 5 25 cence to see two sections of a great na ¬ twentynMja volumes each the size of a largo GATTtE Kxtra shipping shipping 4 75 to 6 00 church mmc lie is noted as tlio dlucpverer Lightbutchers tion engaged in such deadly combat ex ¬ Best 4 CD to 4 75 of tho active princlplo of gelscmlnum a specif good butchers Fair to 8 50 to 4 25 tending over a period of years Common to medium butchers flo for neuralgia of the face and womb Cures 3 50 to 3 25 Tho capital city of tho republic was Thin rough steerspoorcows and Catarrh Syphilis Lost Manhood and General scalawags so located that It was on tho border- 1 00 to 1 25 Debility The Doctor has been fall over the Good to extra oxen 3 76 to 4 25 land of tho seceding section and south Common to medium oxen world and has mado mrny curea given upjjy 160 to 3 00 of tho center of tho loyal north Tho 3 75 104 2 feeders Building other physicians Vendomo Stackers 2 00 to 3 7f public buildings tho official records Bulla 2 00 to 8 25 Persona who sympathize with the Veal calves 3 00 to 6 25 Choice milch cows 80 00 to 85 00 aWicted will rejoice with the D E Fair to good milch cows 10 00 to 20 00 Carr of 1235 Barrison street Kansas Hoos Choice packing and butchers 225 lb to 8001b 4 60 City He is an old sufferer from inFair to good packing 180 lb to flammatory rheumatism but has not JBto 4 40 to i 45 Good to extra light 160 lb to 180 hertofore been troubled in this clilb 4 40 to 4 BO mate Last winter he went up inFat shoats 120 lb to 150 lb 4 20 to4 80 4 00 to 4 20 to Wisconsin and in consequence has Fat shoats 1001b 4to 120 lb 160 lb to 00 lb Boughs 8 60 to 4 00 came upon Sheep and Lbs Good to ex shiphad another attack It ping 8 25 to SJSO he Fair tosheep me again very acute and severe good 800to825 Common tomedlum My joints swelled and besaid 2 25 to 2 75 Bucks 2 00 to 3 60 came inflamed sore to touch or alExtra lambs 6 75 to C 00 most look to look at Upon the urFair to good 6 00 to 6 50 Common 4 60 to 5 00 gent request of my mother in law I Tail ends to medium ov culls 3 60 to 4 25 tried Chamberlain s Pain Balm to reHeavy Damage Suit Diled duce tho swelling and ease the pain and to my agreeable surprise it did Wm McCollum town marshall of both X have used three fifty cent Kuttawa has been sued for 25000 bottles and believe it to be the finest vAUr thing for rheumatism pains and damages by the heirs of Mrs Berry man who died in jail at Kuttawa a swellings extant For sale by R C Hardwick Hopkinsville Ed R Bo short time ago Mrs Berryman was THE CAPITOL IN 1801 arreated by McCullom and placed in gard Lafayette druggists prison and it is alledged that the act and tho national treasury were also Whoever trys to bid good by to waB the indirect cause of the womans almost wholly unprotected Tho peo- ¬ which a lis sins one at a time will never get death she was occured in few moments ple of the south were in earnest about after placed jail them all behind him secession and hoped for some sort of a Thoy did not peaceful compromise Gov Turney has pardoned flag or they A lady of at Tooleys La waB very Shaw who was convicted of incest at want to fire on tho old sick with bilious colic when M C could have taken Washington city be- ¬ Tisler a prominent merchant of the the December term df the Stewart fore tho inauguration of Abraham Lin- ¬ town gave her a bottle of Chamber county Tenn circuit court and sen- ¬ coln Thoy woro prepared for war to in Iains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea tencedTheBeven yearsfor the penitenti- and tho north was not I have always ary petition pardon was given them credit for conservatism at Remedy He says she was well in forty mjnutes after taking the first signed by the judge attorney general tho outset In keeping hands off of tho dose ff3r sale by R C Hardwick six members of the trial jury and capital which was at their mercy There Hopkinsville Ed R Bogard La- ¬ about 150 ladies of the district where was not a fort manned nor a sentinel Shaw lived standing hero for defense until after fayette bx inauguration Near Jovita 700 Cubans were killed Lincolns Nothing makes us rich thfitdoetf and wounded by Spaniards At The capltol building wasa mass of tall derricks surrounded by piles of not make us grateful Guantanamo the insurgento routed marble blocks Tho central portion of the govrement forces the building was complete and occupied For whooping cough Chambe- ¬ by congress But the dome looked liko rlains Cough Remedy is excellent Bulwer Lyttons favorite author was an unfinished parachute Its iron arms ig de Horace By using it freely the disease He always carried a small extended half way to their keystone prived of all dangerous consequences edition in his pocket without covering and the workmen There is no danger in giving the away up in the air looked liko dwarfs Ballards Horehound Syrup remedy toWjies as it contains no at play on tKb limbs of a leafless ban thing injurilpus 25 and 50 cent bot- ¬ We guarantee this to be the best yan treo with ruined trunk Thero tles for saoby B C Hardwick Hop Cough Syrup manufactured in the were many men in those days who be-¬ kinsville Ed R Bogard Lafayette whole wide world This is saying a lieved that it would never bo finished great deal but it is true For Con- One of them was Senator Cllngman of The man who doubts the love of sumption Coughc Colds Sore Chest North Carolina who said The ouild his brother will be sure to doubt the Sore Throat Pneumonia Bronchitis Ing is on Maryland soil and Maryland love of his brothers God Asthma Croup Whooping Cough will secedo with the other southern and all diseases of the Throat and states In tho division of the country Nearly every one requires a tonic Lungs we positively guarantee BalC by compromise it will belong to tho b blood medicine in the spring There lard s Horehound Syrup to be with south Wo will take it down and re- ¬ I is nothing so good as Foleys 50c outan eaual on the whole face of the move it to Montgomery Ala or Rich h barsapanlla For sale by R Hard globe In support of this statement mond Va Of course wo will not have wick wo refer to every individual who has our capitol so near to Yankee soil for thero it would bo ever used it and to every druggist ever bo a warexposed If wo willshould want Besides In the crucifiixion of Christ we see who has ever sold it Such evidence It located nearer tho center of tho con man doing his worst and God doing is indisputable federacy his best Free trial bottle at R C Harwicks Many leading southern gentlemen Drug Store had no clear idea that war was immi A Household Necessity nent They were thoroughly imbued No family should be without An old proverb says a serene aut with tho belief that tho men of tho h Foleys Diarrhoea and Colic Cure umh makse a windy winter north would not fight against secession Jferiectlv safe and will srive instant They sincerely regarded their right to relief Price 25 and 50c For sale withdraw from tho union as a constitu- ¬ Ballards Snow Liniment tby R O Hardwick They possessed Mrs Hamilton Cambridge Ills tional privUogo gulf ports with all of their tho Atlantic and What we do with Christ is tho sure says I had tho rheumatism so bad I fortifications and equipments and tho not raise my hand to my head bulk of tho army Moreover thero could ttest of our relationship to God Ballards Snow Liniment has entirely were many people in tho northern cured me I take pleasure in inform- ¬ states who were like minded and who A Warm Priend Foleys Colic and Diarrhoea Cure ing my neighbors and friends what it deprecated war Hence there was a is verv hot but when diluted it is a has done ior me Ohas Handley prevailing sentiment that tho capitol Lyman Kewanee WQUiu never oe compioieo xne wnoio liwarm friend indeed to rthosV suffer clerk for Lay Ills advises us Snow Liniment cured scene changed in tho twinkling of an ling from bowel complaints It nevefc Why not try it eye lho steamer atar or tno vvesc fails 25 and 50c For sale by R C him of rheumatism It will surely do you good It cures flying tho stars and stripes carrying 6Hardwick all inflammation Wounds Sores supplies and reinforcements to Fort - Cuts Sprains etc Sumter was fired upon and immedi- ¬ TJie soul can never have peace unFree trial bottle at R C Hard wicks ately thereafter Fort Sumter was ttil it finds out that it has no sin bombarded and captured That settled r Drugstore tho whole matter and we were In tho That tired Jeelincr loss of i armetite presence of a crisis an epoch of his ¬ rtervouB prostration are driven and The price of a wife in Zululand 80 tory hway by Hoods Sarsaparilla which years ago wassix cows and theircal Tho war began tho national capital rnakes pure blood ves was defended tho president and cab ¬ Ttrlllfa lino A flrirt Avf5rt rflitrl inet remained here troops were called for tho congress assembled and the J been aided to tho London A Sound Liver Mokes a Well Man Z09 work of completing tho capltol buildv Are you bilious constipated or ing went on as though profound peace ft JUvempocly will be interested in troubled with jaundice sick headache prevailed Tho dome was completed fwhat is said about Olive Branch in tanother column It costs onlv SI a bad taste in mouth foul breath coat- tho senate and house wings were added ¬ ed tongue dyspepsia indigestion and hr 1804 whilo hundreds of thoufmonth hot dry skin pain in back and be- sands of our people ivero battling for¬ tween tho shoulders chills and fever supremacy of tho principles thoy esThe reason all thincs work together etc If you have any of these symp poused tho marble building on tho Bor good to them that love God is be toms your liver is out of order and summit of tho commanding eminence Is a thing of cause love is always the earner bv your blood is slowly being poisoned grow Into what it now jeing tested does not act prop- ¬ beauty and a joy forever because your blood But thoro was great excitement hero erly Herbino will cure any disorder whon Virginias legislature passed an Important to Invalid Ladies bowels It ordinance of secession 6nApril 17 of the liyer stomach or Dr Kilmer After baviner been for has no equal as a liver medicine 180L This was followed by news to tyears afflicted with ovarian troubles Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at tho effect that tho young mfln all over jart of tho time notbeiner able to turn R C Hardwicks drug store tho south wcro meeting together in myself in bed I was induced to uso every village and hamlet and cross-¬ ¬ irour Olive Branch and am hawnv to YitaKa double strength for salo by roads and forming companies and drill lays thatafter using one months ing with muskets and where muskets druggists beatmentjjpin sound and well were not to bo had they used pitchf9I Ki 17 Mrs Tnlin Wnllnoo or other implements that first - prosecuting Inrighteousness the orks- to band and they dealarod that Grant City Mb devil came gives his testimoney that it is in less than a fortnight tho Bouthern fFor sale by R C Hardwick the best thing in the world flag should float over tbo national capk toL This fact alarmed everybody In Have Y on Had the Grip As soon as amas finrlR nut that hn Washington for tho capital was abso ¬ If you hae you probably need a local papers irfmS td add a lutely defenseless Tho loyal men to BliablemMicinolike FoleyJB Honey called for meetings of cubittohisHaturC ad tartbaeillvour lungs and stop c form companies wu defend wv city It -M f he rycking eough incidental to this na fully naii7jvi rnm the troops Controversy m iiseoBe jrormiiB by it u jtiara- ligku8 militers called for in thr proclamation of Preii- no Phjth nopj ipiitMjiTiauaA deal iaoblacottld not reach WaaUn in February In June term in September good--lights Weksi Ohuru Tonrthkonday Monday ennstxfck -first Monday ton In time to prevent its capture A President Lincoln keenly realized tho situation and all available troops of tho small regular army were of4ered here but transportation was not so ready nor so speedy as It bccuiao with the exigencies of the times This cltv w8 largely In sympathy with secession lJut two companies wero speedily formed composed almost wholly of men of tho north and west who were 1 temporarily in tho city Many of them COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS V wero prominent in political and official Tho company called tho Frontier HOPKINSVILLE life KENTUCKY Guards was commanded by Hon James CV Good Riga with or without drlvera furnished day or night Special rate to Commer E Lano of Kansas of border ruffian cialmcn Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES fame This company guarded tho white house Tho other company was called JX the Clay battalion and was commanded LrveryjSSeed And Sale ill w in tarn by Hon RJ battalion was quartered in Grace church adjoining Willards hotel near tlio treasury For two days and nights these little bands of Inexperienced men were tho only guardians of the national capital The Clay battalion marched to the navy yard and guardod tho property there as it was rumored that It would all bo burned after midnight A member of that organization speaking of his flrst experience as a soldier said On arriving at tho navy yard a guard was placed around tho grounds and tho rest of tho men some forty or fifty found quarters as best thoy might in a largo ship building I took lodgings in tho fold of a largo sail that was sus ¬ pended hammock like over a beam A twelve oclock a relief guard was called for and being uncomfortably bent up and chilly in the sail I jumped out and was the first to respond to tho corporals call and for my promptness I was as ¬ signed tho post of honor as ho told me although I didnt know what It meant My beat was next tho river and It was much more comfortable marching back and forth four rods un ¬ der the starlight and with good musket than it was in tho sail We expected tho attack would como If at all from Alexandria and by way of tho river Wo peered out into the darkness which hung over tho broad waters of tho Po-¬ tomac trying to got sight of an enemy that we hoped would not come About sixty yards off lay a long low black steamer that had been captured and which about three oclock a m showed signs of getting up steam After holding a short council with the sentry next to me we concluded to re- ¬ port tho fact that the vessel was mak ¬ ing steam to the commandant of tho yard which wo did through the cor ¬ poral of tho guard and word was re- ¬ turned that it was all right and accord- ¬ ing to orders About an hour later Commander Dahlgren came out of his residence in full dress uniform and be¬ ing challenged gave tho password Massachusetts and then descended the steps to tho waters edge got Into his gig went on board the suspicious vessel and it moved slowly and silently Cassius M Clay Tho Clay We are well ennlnned to do flic trimr dRADB PRINTING at moderate prices Write us when needing Letter Heads Bill Heads Iuvelopes Catalogues Circulars Posters Certificates of Stock Bouds or any klud of printing where good work is desired Si One of oursoectalties is eood BLANK Write us for estimates on Blank Hooks either plain or printed pages and Music bound and books rebound at reasonable prices BOOK work Magazines of any kind write us for estimates binding guaranteed If you anticipate publishing a book Reasonable prices good printing and artistic JOHN P K30rlTOft COMPANY Printers Binders Publishers Wholesale Stationers 440 446 Wost Main Street LOUISVILLE KY 1 THE GMT SUMMER RESORT 1895 DAWSOIM nut SPRINGS 1 1 DAWSON Hopkins County KENTUCKY Theae celebrated chalybeate and salts springs are situated immediately upon the Chesa- ¬ peake Ohio and Southwestern R R1C5 miles west ol Louisville Ky and 53 miles cast of raaucanKy THE ARCADIA HOUSE is new and neatly furnished with capacity of entertalnlng 800 nersons The owners of the hotel are also owners 01 the Snrlncs and the cuests 01 the Area- nnn ma iiouse nave n auu pss 10 tne springs wunoui extra cnarge invalids suouia remem- ber that the months of June and July oiler many advantages to persons visiting the Springs For pamphlets etc apply to The dry and liquid salts are manufactured at these Sprlnj CO Proprietors rt ilULHMAn W T Grant Propr Formerly with Alexander E B Baldwin Clerks ARLINGTON HOTEL REASONONBLE CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN STREET RATES LOUISVILLE KY HOT AND COLD BATHS JAS D HEALEY Jr Late of Giveus Headloy BAR BARBER SHOP TOM P MAJOR Late of Clarksville Term Co TMCO FOBT SUMTEH APTEHTUE BOMBARDMENT i orn-irtr-- tr s t away I now understood what tho cor- ¬ poral meant by the post of honor The arrival of tho Sixth Massachu- ¬ setts Infantry on April 10 did not re¬ lievo tho apprehensions of tho presi dent and other officials Rioters in Baltimore had killed four and wounded -- Insure 1845 1895 in the Old Reliable- thlrty slx mombcrs of that regiment and tho authorities of Baltimore declared that no mora troops should pass through GO tho city President Lincoln declared that they should During that night OP NEWARK NEW JERSEY AMZI DODD President tho secession leaders of tho Baltimore January 1st 5523300330 mobs were busy burning bridges and Total Assets Holders since 1695 raid i rollcv isr aai m en a v i oronnlzfttinn tearing up tho railroad track thus cut ouijiiua ttf i lunuci 07288075 i oinnuara ting off all connection with the north Losses paid in Kentucky over 300000000 Without mail facilities or other means of communication with tho outsdo preo World tho gloom thickened Men now ferred to the purchase of a paid up policy No restrictions as to RESIDENCE or OCCU J 1UH had a great deslro to leave Washington and some paid extravagant and almost THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED fabulous sums to bo carried north by Call or write for sample policy at your ago and on plan desired livery teams Others of southern birth CO State Agents 542 West Main street Louisville Ky wero equally anxious to got south and FW SMITH days Washington was consid in a fow CAL LIS WALLACE Local Agents erably thinned out of its transient HOPKINVILLE KENTUOKY population This was believed how TPWqWWHPJI over to bo a tlmo of real danger when tho days wcro filled with apprehension 8N and tho nights with dread This sense of danger with Its straia It depends upon How and When you market your chickens and eggs and to Whom yon Wc are large receivers of poultry and send and tension of sleepless anxiety was stand thorn best cbaiice to make money for all our cgus and have an established trade and the Wc and sell Butter not relieved until tho afternoon of Veal Hides Pelts Tallow Beans Seeds Potatoesshippers Hay receive or anything youEgps may Wool Grain have to ship Information cheerfully furnished 23 1801 when tho famous Seventh Quotations mailed regularly to those who April request it and liberal advances made 011 the largest consignments bv Now York regiment reached tlio city HERNDGN CARTER and as thoy marched up Pennsylvania avenue to tho Inspiring music of their 313 316 317 4319 MURRELLCOURT Louisville Kv fine regimental band bearing at their bead tho stars and stripes thoir well fllled columns their regular step and soldierly bearing won tho admiration of all and each one felt that tho crisis one knows we are artists in woolen was past and tho capital saved At any moment at any hour of tho fabrics and the most fashionable aalors day or night tho Virginia boys could fits and absolute- ¬ city We have taken Washington and won great ly our customers to pay for any prestige to tho confederacy After that dato tho troopers of tho northland Our thoroughly satisfactory clothes came pouring into tho city on every train But tho war was not over In stock of woolens is now complete embracing thirty days nor in ninety days For designs all the London Specials and four long years tho national capital was tho rendezvous tho bivouac and camp ¬ importations exclusive with us No one else can ing ground of hundreds of thousands show of men and tens of thousands of them spent weeks and months In hospitals horo sick wounded and dying TOM P MAJOR fareksi KY CO Proprs NO 1025 West Main Street LOUISVILLE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE PROFIT POULTRY cc COBPOKTtI HOW TO DRESS NEATLY Every the dont want in guarantee in that are not spring latest Foreign themi i Smith IX Pnr OUR TRIMMINGS WFfFI or Electricity A now method of determining the presenco ol metallic poisons In the body after death Is to pass a current of electricity through it discomposing the torsion and depositing the metal on one of the elcotrodcs It is said that in the cases of antimony leadcopper mnrourTeu3 uub method wlTdetect 01 as small a Quantity of ttm Mlrtftl M nm WftmnBUtMtmmm Nevr Cio We invite you to call and are always the very best see for yourself and get prices m IN TpA C TIT 7 fS TVr r iv 1 m i1 1 ueprenc j a 11 j ao r a TiLQmaJajBMBSMMMMJiBMBIBMMBBBBBBIM t- A - TUT TP TOBIN TAILOR j 1 r r vl n f i n 8 HOPKINIITILLB KENTUOklAN ARKXOOIl SYKS PBFECTf a w May 28 1895 ll ir fMtW Saturdays Of 4 UOWtlDOU V ark u 4 Rain failed to stem the Mighty Flood Tide of Customer J V j ffi ith O TTTVM A TO T C JJ jOlOJOL J VAH iL JD JUJEJ TH A HAVE YOUR EXES EXAMINED 1 1s 3 JjiT jit attending the Great MILLINERY W t 7 day WONDER SALE Because theres Money Saving ill it STOVE The best 8took of Stovks and IUnobs AND in i9SMC the city TINWARE Everything In the Tinware line cheap as NOTIONS Hotel Latham Block ISTDOORTOKIGHTOFMAINENTBANOB n It IJ SaleJ3Gntinnes until Saturday next ROOFING Atw dirt J - J SARZEDAS Late of Louisville increasing in attractiveness as each day reveals greater bargains and new offerings Call on us for Roofing and Guttering PUMPS Best pumps In the market Forcepnmps bucket pumps all kinds of pump- - aiftitefcaaiflnrrt are foolish if oii dont Save Si REPAIR WORK Special attention to Repairing House keepers Virginia St Hbpkii sville Ky Opposite Hotel Latham ISTotice t- We have on hand 20 Beautiful decorated 10 and 12 piece Belt Buckles Sterling Silver from We have a up splendid assortment Solid i5 CFO W YOUNG f SIDE COMBS from 15c up i m M HP Mr A Latham KY HOFKINSVILLE Wash stand Sets That we are offering at remarkably to reduce our stock Come early Respectfully KAIR PINS from 40c up gant line of See our ele- ¬ popular proprietary medicine of the Des ChHmberlin Medicines Co Moines Iowa was in the city Tester day in the interest of his nouse Mr Steger is a relative of the Steger family of Beverly one of the best families in the county and is a young man of pleasant address and affable manners Bia home is at Paducah Dr Howe H Wallace has returned from taking a special course in New York and nas located here for the practice of his profession His office will be over the store room occupied by F Cohen on South Main st It will not be ready for his occupancy for some days Misses Mary and Willie Radford of Nashville are visiting their broth er Mr Jas A Radford near the Square Dr Brown of Slaughtersville Ky was in the city Saturday on a visit to Mr L T Brasher lis father-in-laMiss Lillie Vaughan of Hopkins ville is visiting her sister Mrs Alex Pulcher near here Fairview Beview Mr C M Day and wife of Crof ton returned home yesterday after a short visit to friends in the city Messrs W J Withers and W T Tandy went up to Bowling Green Saturday to hear Carlisle speak Mrs D C Settle and Miss Ethel Duke are visiting friends and rela- ¬ tives in Clarksville this week Prof S L Frogge and wife came up from Benton and spent Saturday and Sunday in the city Mr M K Brown of Nashville Bpent Sunday with his father Judge M D Brown Mrs H L McPherson has returned from a visit to her mother at Bowling Green Judge Jno W McPhersons condi- ¬ tion is gradually growing more criti- ¬ cal Mr Geo Royster of Elmo has gone to Alabama on business Mrs M D Kelly continues very low Wm Martin died of heart disease in a street car in Louisville w pkbsonai gossip E Steger representing the HERE A ND THEREi MATKIMOiaAI- Is the finest Hotel In the South Alt mod ern improvements Steam Heat and Elect Lights throughout Rates low prices in order The semi annual election of officers was held by Evergreen Lodge K of P Thursday night The following were chosen R A Peck C C L H Davis V C I F Campbell P W L Bamberger M of W Ed A Law son M of A W R Bowles trustee for the long term Jouett Henry O G Lander W C Wright and J C Buckner representatives to the grand lodge The new olncers treated tne lodge to strawberries and cream after adjournment Fresh and reliable drugs at Talia- his aquarium in one of his show windows which attracts all passers bv He also has a half dozen young gold fish which are beauties well worth seeing Paris Green at T D Armisteads Corn has been set back about two weeks on account of the recent frosts and is not looking so vigorous as it was before the cool weather set in Late planting however is coming up nicely and bids fair to do well The acreage planted is about equal to that of last year Try our special pineapple ice and cream soda Armisteads The Bethel College Glee Club will give a concert at Pembroke tomorrow evening There are twenty young men composing the club ana they have a record for fine music Gen John B Gordon lectures at Pembroke July 5 Geo Bryan who assaulted C A Carlisle near Madisonville Dec 20 last has been given three years in in the penitentiary for his crime Complexion brushes hair brushes tooth brushes at Armisteads The Hopkins county Holiness convention will be held at Mortons Gap June 19 It will be in session five days FOR RENTon South Virginia street a desirable place house of 8 rooms large yard and garden and all kinds W W Ware of fruit Try watermelon complexion soap for sale at T D Armisteads Mr John Steele is reported quite sick at his home near Gracey Dr A P Campbell has resumed his practice and also has secured the right to extract teeth by the painless Co process Office over Bassett being a legal holiday the banks and postoffice will be closed Cleaning and repairing a specialty done by Fowright the tailor and cutter Seventh St between Main and ferros Dr S W Talliaferro has quite a collection of Florida curiosities in Croet Woodmjff Mr D M Croft of Crof ton and Miss Eulia Woodruff of St Charles Hopkins cpunty were married last Wednesday Jttev tuos H Smith officiating Riddle Wilson Mr A M Riddle h prominent young tobacco man of Sebree and Miss Helen WilBon of Providence were married last wftok The bride was a pupil of Bethel Fe male College in this city about two years ago and will be remembered by her numerous mends Cards have McCabroll Lewis been issued announcing the marriage of Mr d Richard McUarroll and Miss Stella Lewis at Dallas Tex on the 12th of June The prospective bride is a daughter of Mr and Mrs E T Lewis of Dallas and is a most estimable young lady Mr McCar roll is a son of Mr Jas E McCarroll who lives a short distance north of this city Hehas been in a railroad office at Dallas for several years and iB known by our people as a moral upright young man The happy couple will leave for this place immediately after the marriage ceremony and will spend two or three weeks visiting relatives of the groom Hart Bronaugh a popular member of the T if A was married Thurs day morning to Mrs Lilly Hopkins They are now away on a bridal tour Paducah- Visitor 2 Hodoes t6 350 Co perday Managers LADIES SHIRT WAIST SETS The are the correct things E C ANDERSON- - PhfsiciaoAiDSurgeon Office over Bank of Hopkinsvllle 35SS9KS5S5SSiSSS3 Hours from to t Thompson Meador A GRAVES COPY JEWELERS si and 2 to 4 pm W A PTool H Goodwin MAIN ST Dr Franklin Mrs J E Dabney Lessons given in Oil and China Fainting Drawing in Charcoal Crayon Pastel etc Lesson Hours trom 0 to 12 A M CHINA FIRED Those interested invited to call tm- - STUDIO at Residence South Main St POOL k GOQDW Eggs for hatching FBOU Pure Bred Light Brahma and Buff Leghorn Keep the best and freshest stock This fine young jack will make the of Staple and Taney Groceries to be present season at The Eclipse Livery found in the city Stable at- Ti 5F Country Produce handled Opposite Phoenix Hotel Main street lullHlllll 10 HOPKINSVILLE KY J K G ant Hookinsville Kv SKATUS to insure mare with fosK Money due when the fact is ascer tained or mare transferred Dr Franklin is a black jack wfth white points three years old fourteen and half hands high and is a fine specimen W C DAWSON CO At Kx Blaine John Blaine a prominent young farmer of Cobb died last Wednesday of typhoid fever He was twenty years old and had been sick about two weeks The remains were interred at the family burying ground near iiainoriuge Sebreb Mrs S L Sebree wife of Col E G bebree of Trenton died Friday aged 74 years She was formerly Miss Morrison and was a na tive or Jessamine county one was married to Col Sebree nearly fifty years ago ive children were the result of this union The interment took place at the family burying ground near Trenton s Our splendid y u g Jack Day Star will make the present season on the Locust Grove farm near the Watkius farm The Square postoffice at 10 to insure mare with foal Money due when mare proves to be in foal or is transferred Day Star is a black jack with white points is 15J bands high nnd four years old WB M A MASON GUS YOUNG has the Agency for the Champion Mowers1 and Repairs Carriages Phaetons Buggies will be found with a full line of pleasure ve- ¬ hicles at F A Yosts Cos harness store on Ninth St Call and see me before buying I C B WEBB COLORED Fox An infant of Dock Fox died in the city Friday child of Clark A Caleb Clark died of consumption in Hubbardsyille Friday Wai Quisenberrv died nearvRen shaws store Monday at theold age of 90 years The Gaines This Week Manager Galbreath is negotiating with the Cooks and Jacobsville base ball clubs of Evansville and it is more than likely that one of these teams will cross bats with the Locals WF l i IA t1UVt ilf T m 4SSGgVt 1 ncsi freeer circulation We believe in a f reeer circulation of all the mediums of exchange Some pay silver is demonetized We will sell you a K 4 y s TktrirTtj Jnfet aA KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement anc1 tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used The many who live bet ter than others and enjoy life more with less expenditure by moe promptly adapting the worlds bet products to the needs of physical being will attest the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy Syrup of Figs Its excellence is duo to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pleas ant to the taste the refreshing and truly benePcal properties of a perfect lax ative effectually cleansing the system dispelling coids headaches and fever and permanently curing constipation It has given satisfaction t millions and met with the approval of the medical profession because it acta on the Kid ¬ neys Liver and Bowels without weak ening them and it i3 perfectly free from evsryobjectionablft Bubi tuucc Syrup of Figs is lor salo by all drug gists in 60c and 1 bottles but it is man ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only whose namo is printed on every package also the name Syrup of Figs and beinj wpll informed you will not aooepC any substitute if oflered next Thursday and Friday In the All the cool drinks of the season at event that either of these clubs are on hand good games may be ex Taliaferros new fount pected Sweet potato slips in large quantities and varieties Ky Reds SouthPills a Long Pelt Want ern Queens Jersey Reds Jersey yelMessrs Forbes Bro have secured lows Red Nancymonds Yellow Nan cymonds Mississippi Yams at Mc the services of an expert repairer of bicycles tricycles guns pistols locks Keos the grocer Diamond dyes all colors at T D etc Mr Greon is from Chicago and is an artist in his line Call at 10th Armisteads druggist and Main to get such work done Dr Sam J Bakerspecialistdiseases of Eye Ear Throat and Nose Eyes The condition of Mr Rice Dujin of tested with finest French trial case Crof ton is much improved Mr Du made free Spectacles furnished Office lin has been ill for about two weeks overWallace Taliaf orros drugs store Lady attendant Hours 9 to Hon J H Powell of Henderson Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over lectures in Cadiz this evening Subject Pythiunism Exposed City Bank Hopkmsville Ky Era office it may be but at our place i 0Od like to take silyer in it buy in some way We will allow you a ent lot is exhausted tr 4 to0e Wi JJ for 50 cents of it and a better one for 75 cents The fact is we exchange for goods Of course if you only have paper money we will Jet Gold buys here also and in future in any of theserflliaiums of exchange discount of 100 percent on Boys arid Childrens Clothings until the pres We have a few loft of the famous 50c pants for boys Wont last long w eir o ifo0e 500 Pairs of ui mo f- rj 1 111 nne in iacegp no snoe petter dih wo wm ciobo mis l 1 i Marcy Bros welts to close MK 1 jicci uuvuiiiu ui yiounj muuiwi 14 The Modern Invalid vo It Has tastes medicinally in keeping with other luxuries A remedy must bo pleasantly acceptable in form purely wholesome in composition truly beneficial in effect and entirely free from evory objectionable quality If really ill he consults a physician if constipated he uses the gentle fam ¬ ily laxative Syrup of Fifffi t f A young baby was pjacedon the porch of Jas Hughes at Fredonia Hughes tracked Caldwell county the buggy and caught A L Lovell in Princeton and he is now in jail tie stated that the child was brought from l aducah and refused to give further faotgr It is said the mother is a wealthy Madisonville irl of a prominent family Sensational de velopments are expected uxioras ii Kit Go at the lowest possible prices from this on We have marked themabwn low all goods IWf well and as cheaply as grownpersans marked in plain figures and the smallest child can buy as Another big shipmont of 25c Balbriggan Underwear JPetree 1 1 m r o ifexri vaiTii hn M 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