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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: May 31, 1895

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W p 5 mttttktmu FRIDAY MAY OREAM OF NEWS jGLijpm TT my HOPEINSVILlBriY J1- 31 18 Carlisle In July 1800 w X NO k 45 SEC GEESffiSM DEAD a member of Made a HaveYott IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE HAS IT THIS COLUMN aBBBBBKv6 of the cabinet expires pleurTsy I bloody assassination occurred Washington May 28 Secretary of near Need more a station on the State Gresham died at 112 oclock Clarksville and Gracey branch Tues- this morning uav rete Anarews a negro iarm Mr Gresham occupied rooms at the i xHk1 handbeingthe victim Robert Bar Arlington Annex and there he died JPWB A man had a farm He plante d ppcorn He filled the barn with popcorn Barn caughfc on bee another negro did the shooting He was unconscious all the afternoon fire Corn began to pop It buret the barn and spread over the - fields A near sighted cow The killing took place on the farm and until the last hour but for which of Wm Jenkins The two negroes thought it was snow and froze to death That cow made a mistake brothers-in-labut had not were he would have suffered great agonyr Jem Q Ojauelx been getting along well together for as his lungs gradually filled with sometime Barbee claimed that An Hon W M Smith Mayfiold Ky pleuritic fluid rendering more and drews had been in the habit of goine Dbab Sib Your favor of the 13th more difficult hiB respiration until to hiB Barbees house and mistreat- Fine shoes of all kinds look 60 much prettier on B andC widths than on D E and F widths1 UJg ms miiiiiy xxu uiumeu uim tu instant is just received Every Dem- ¬ at last his lungs became completely that in our eagerness to have pretty stylish shapely shoes arid oxfords for our customers we stay away but Andrews it appears ocrat in the senate voted against the filled and the spark was out bought too large a proportion on narrow lasts It wont kill us but it will cost us several dollars did not obey the order and visited silver bill aa it was finally amended During Mr Gresham s illness his jthe house just a few days before the and reported by the conference comduties have been performed by First tragedy Barbee heard of the fact mittee becaused we believe it was Assistant Secretary Uhl of Michigan and taking up a shot gun went gun He found An- worse than the existing law If the ning for his man drews at work in the field and ap- Farmers Alliance of Graves county If you have a narrow slim foot and dont see our stock and prices And even if you have a proaching him he asked if it was1 a short thick foot do you know it would look much better in a narrow shoe several sizes longer fact that he had been to his house believes that this Republican measure stops the coinage than your foot again Andrews answered that he which substantially after one year is had and almost instantly Barbee of the silver dollar Andrews fell dead in his better than the Democratic law of fired Barbee then started for 1878 they are of course entitled to tracks Clarksville to surrender himself and their opinion but I do not agree with 10th Main St met the sheriff coming after him He waived preliminary trial and went to them When che original house bill was jail to await the action of the grand Barbee may hang for his under consideration in the senate I jury crime but says he does not cafe voted to amend it so as to provide for what becomes of himself the free and unlimited coinage of Ono noErsheaU at S142S the silver dollar and that amendment The sales this week were decidedly was adopted The house however the finest of the season one hogshead refused to agree to this amendment was bringing 1425 This was Robert and then a conference committeecoin- ¬ appointed which struck out free There Is no longer any excuse for the people to remain in tho cities through the warm son county Tenn wrappery goods age entirely and this is the bill I voted summer months lor the want of accomodations at the C H A LY B E AT E SPRINGS at SE and was sold by Ragsdafe Cooper I send by mail all three of BREE KY The proprietor GL Dial hasreeently built ahousowlth a uumber of good Co Offerings were very heavy against Yours truly u4KFS5J the bills well ventilated rooms within twenty yards of the Springs sufficiently elevated which maVes amounting to about 800 hogsheads It quite a desirable for quiet rest and health J G CARLISLE rejections werejfew Wejhad the and BIOGRAPHICAL most active and strongest market of iBB-A-TIEvixnsvlllo vs Hopkins lUe showing the year nearly every grade Walter Q Gresham who was the The Jacobsville teamof Evansville an advance Receipts are also unu of the Cleveland cabinet was HT jffltmffifl sually heavy and and will continue to arrived in the city yesterday morning Eremier Lanesville Ind March 17 m A H Goodwin WA PFool improye as the tobacco comes in or and played our Locals in the af 1832 Mr Gresham was born on a der The large setting of the first of ¬ a rather wild locality and the week did not effect the market as ternoon There was a large crowd in farm in was only 2 years old his and the game proved an when he some predicted but to the contrary attendance GOODWIN POOL father who was sheriff of the county even tWlowestgradea have advanced excellent one This afternoon the was killed by a deBperado There materially and fine goods are very two clubs will play again and a very were six children fir the widow to active large crowd is expected to witness supportbut voung Gresham managed Keep the best and freshest stock GOTO this came The crame will be called to get a gooa education and became a Henderson Get the Encampment of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be WAIXIS We have on hand at 3 oclock The Evansville nine is a The Henderson Journal says The very strong aggregation and the boys lawyer When the republican partv ¬ found in the city 20 Beautiful decwas organized he joined it and took GROCERY next annual encampment of the Ken- have a number of victories to their up the anti slavery cause When the 83F Country Produce handled 10 and 12 orated and those who attend war tucky States be a MERRITFS Old STAND Henderson troops willwas held in credit already will see some fine ball rjanvbroke out Gresham ledinto com Opposite Phoenix Hotel this afternoon piece the decided of home sruards This m first home team gal ¬ Mam street and for service on some time ago and yesterday playing bb our has not beenisdefeated federal trim lant service rose gradually in General Gross came to this city to classseasonand Yes he said in an- ¬ this rank until he was made a brigadier- plan details KY HOPKIHSVILLE July 1864 swer to a question the encampment 11 ko a Scene from a ovel feneral at Vicksburg aIn minie ball disabled by will be held in Henderson this year Atlanta Ga May 24 Miss Ida which broke his leg as he was leading This fine young jack will make the Gov Brown Baid some time ago that That we are offer- ¬ Gen Grant made him the troops to come here Sample 19 years old and pretty is a charge present season at The Eclipse Livery he wanted ing at remarkably and thev will come The encamp- ¬ the night operator at the Central Rail- United States district judge and he low prices in order Stable at T TQIBL ment will begin July 27each brigade roads signal tower West End At 2 served for twelve years during which to reduce our stock coming in turn We have arranged oclock yesterday morning there was time not a single one of his decisions to secure the Fair Grounds for the a rap on the outside door down by was reversed by the United States su- ¬ ReCome early HOPKINSVILLE KY Judge Gresham re- ¬ soldiers and only a few other mat- tracks Sbe ordered him off and ha preme court spectfully Is the finest Hotel in the South All mod ters are to be settled tried to break the door down Then ceived many honors at President A- ¬ ern Improvements Steam Heat and Elect she turned to the key and wired the rthurs hands Be was successively Damage Case Compromised Lights throughout dispatcher at the Union Depot made postmaster general secretary of At 10 to msuro mare with foal The 10000 damage suit of Mr and train in the city the treasury and United States judge - Bates 2 to 350 perjday Shere N Money due when the fact is ascer Mrs WREly against the L Man trying to break in tower for the Seventeenth judicial district Hodges Co Managers at Chicago In October 1892 after tained or mare transferred Dr railroad company filed in February Help dispatch- he had refused the Peoples- party Operator Lovelace in the The suit has been compromised nomination for president he announ- ¬ Franklin is a black jack with white grew out of the insulting conduct of ers office at the depot answered ced that he would vote for Cleveland Will send engine quick points three years old fourteen Geo H Brannon a conductor on a ¬ The West End tower is two miles and added I think that a Republi- ¬ Memphis Pullman car towards Mrs and half hands high and is a fine can can vote for Mr Cleveland withEly who was traveling alone The from the Union depot Lovelace ran out joining the Democratic party situation specimen terms of the compromise are 1500 downstairs hastily told the his cab After his election Mr Cleveland an-¬ to an engineer who was in CO W C DAWSON in cash and an agreement to perma The be Gresham engineer called three or four men nounced that Mr his cabinetwouldlat- ¬ nently discharge the offending con- ¬ Office over Bank of nopkinsville and offered a place in standing Hours from P to J m and 2 to pm ductor The check was received by who were will keep around clear for er confirmed this fact by appointing the track Fly I Ely on the 27th Brannon has Mr you Lovelace called as the engineer him in February 1893 fcnd he went already quit the service of thoi PullLovelace rushed into the cabinet at the inauguration v man company and is now living in leaped forward back and wired that help had started on March 4 of that yean In 1858 We have had made to Virginia Mr Elys attorneys were Judge Gresham was married to Miss He listened anxiously Messrs Bush and Breathitt Miss Sample strained her eyes for Matuda McGuire and his wife and a our special order a Lessons given in Oil and China Fainting will be found with a New Iilverymaa In Town the headlight In just two minutes son and daughter are left to mourn Drawing in Charcoal Crayon Pastel etc his death she ticked ¬ beautiful sterling Pool Williamson have sold out Lesson Hours trom 9 to 12 A M full line of pleasure veThank God their livery business on West Seventh CHINA FIRED DEATUS hicles at F jJl Yosts Lovelace knew it was all right The Silver Souve- Those interested invited to call street to Mr J M Renshaw of Ren negro had broken in the lower door gp STUDIO at Residence South Main St Cos harness store on Ninth shaws Btore in north Christian the and was on the steps inside the tower Carter Mr J no M Carter of El- ¬ nir St Call and see me before consideration being 4900 in cash when he heard the engine coming As¬ mo a wealthy and prominent farmer V Mr Renshaw will moye to the city at it Blowed down he ran out and disap- of South Christian died on the 27th V buying once and take possession of his prop- peared inst in tho 80th year of his age Mr erty He has been a very successful estate estimated at leaves r B j The goldbugs have gobbled up Carter 560000 an 80000 Two sons business man heretofore and the new with The best stock of Stoves and Ranges in to from venture will more than likely pan the Nashville American John C and three daughters all grown sur- ¬ the city out well Mr Renshaw is Burch and Jas E Allison both men vive him The interment took place and also served as postmaster of wealth on Tuesday bought a con- ¬ in Hopewell cemetery Tuesday at Era for several years etched in the bowl trolling interest in the stock and the Owen Mr J W Owen of the Three Balls In Ills Body paper will no longer advocate free Sinking Fork neighborhood died Everything in the Tinware line cheap as Cadiz May 27 Abithal Colson dirt Friday night aged about 63 years silver Bhot Moses Crump on tho 25th inst 9 He had been in Tailing health for a The Ohio Republicans nominated a year or more Mr Owen was a good wounding him three times but not a dangerously Colson has just re- otate ticket this week headed by Gen and useful citizen andHiB member of funeral was the Baptist church ¬ us or Roofinc and Guttering Call on turned from the penitentiary He Asa SBushnell for governor The conh GTJS YOUNG has was convicted for shooting Wm Wad vention was controlled by the Foraker reached at tho Brick church yester Jj JEWELERS i ay afternoon and the body interred lington Jr who attempted to arrest men The currency plank is a stradthe Agehcyfor the Do in tho family burying ground was given seven years for him and Force Champion Mowers 105 Main St ceased was the oldest son of the lato Best pumps in the market pumps pumps ¬ dle the crime The recent difficulty ocbucket pumps al kinds of T T Owen Ho leaves a family in curred between the rivers where both and Repairsj The supreme court has overruled comfortable circumstances His life men reside iM the motion for a writ of habeas corpus was insured for 3000 The Ship Went Down S FOR HATCHING in the cases of Eugene V Debs and Simpson Miss Mary Simpson died The Pracific mail Bteamer Colima seven other to BEPArwNO -F- ROM Special attention strike leaders and they at the Asylum Monday aged about went down off the coast of Mexico will hare to go to jail to serve out thirty years Consumption caused Bare Bred Light Brahms and Buff Virginia St Hopkinaville Ky Tuesday and of 193 persona on board terms of from throe to six months her death She had been an inmate j of the institution for about five yean Leghorns only 19 were saved Many Now York l Opposite Horn Latham rr Hon WTElliBwill Bpeak at Hen ¬ The remains were shipped to Shady neonle were amontr the 112 passen- r n Ki Q era en route to ranama retails derson Saturday on the currency Grove Caldwell county Tuesday for tf T GFCK interment aye not been received j question YOUNG - HoDkiaaville K dV j Mistake A KEY To Tlssnsslnatlon F our safe TUcro is In Montgomery County Shooting In Trigg Tobacco Record Bat- en Suit Compromised Great Ocean Di- ¬ Assassination nenrNeetlmore A 20 IN IT and some oho Is solute to set It Every 200 Purchase sots a key Your key may bo the right otic saster 3 Had Been Sick Since May 1 WftThought to be Better but a Sadden Kelapso Came Monday Ills Body Taken to Chicago af ¬ ter Lying in State Wednesday w We made Mistake You make a Mistake J H Anderson xEO L DIAL Proprietor Co Corner Chalybeate Springs For The Best Jbk ES SiTOOlFex Weelr Butter Made J House keepers Notice in me County Waslistaiid Sets Dr Franklin Latham Thompson Meador Ml I kl Souvenir E C ANDERSON PtiysiciaosRcSurgeoi Spoons Mrs JE Dabney Carriages Phaetons Buggies TEA SPOON STOVli C WEBB BETHEL COLLEGE PRICE Graves TINWARE 200 m Condy t PUMPS m REPAIR WORK 1 J ant W a n rr ri a HjS Tpw o dfc n- FjFVp 4 l jujmbi it HOBKW8TILLB KENTXJOKIAW A Ammhly Ma31T 1895 22C ism r t FAQM DOG ANJ CAT Eentmaky Ofcautauqua Incorporated K to 12th inclusive The best progam sssssrFfcWl ever offerecOto patrons by the AssemSIBOYSSCHOQLSMS bly and onejoi the best offered by IADIE3 Hiram Sorters bulldog Mister writes any Chautauqua in the nation hai mKIMLsz a Crosswicks N J correspondent of been prepared by that well known tho New York Sun was out in tlio and successful Assembly Superinten ¬ basking- in the sun front yard syiiMi wu t lie is BR0CKTOICMAS3 a blooded animal and his owner holds dent Dr W L Davidson Over One Million People wear tho wortli a couple of hundred Jhim 10 bo will The Douglas 3 4 Shoes He had been under the include department of instruction dollars Sunday school Normal work All our shoes are equally satisfactory ncarlj all winter and Sorter weather in various department under the They give the best value lor the money thonght a little sunshine would do him charge In style and in of Prof N M Hamill and Thev toual custom shoesare unsurpassed good so he spread a vug on the ground Their wearing qualities well known worker Mrs Wilbur The prices nre uniform stamped on sole and placed Mister on it The dog the to Si snvod over other makes The renowned Christian Prom Si dealer cannot supply you we can Sold br curled up and started in to enjoy a F Crafts If your worker Dr M M Parkhurst will nap A big eagle happened to sail over tho have charge of the Biblical Exposispot where he lay and swooped down tion and Ministers Institute Airs For Malaria Liver Trou re on mm ine eagles talons awokp Susan Fesseuden of Boston a will use Mister and he let out a series of yelps niarkable temperance worker give shape to the W C T U School that would have brought his master to BROWNS IBON BITTERS the sceno at a double quick had Sorter of Methods Miss Kate F Kimball been within reach of the sound Sorter the well known Secretary of the C L ye an i happened to bo down at the barn some S C will have charge of tlje real Cbaaioriauis work Prof R N Itoark distance away and tho dog was left to Chautauqua ilght his own battle The eagle was a will give speacial normal instruction A certain ccro for Chronio Sore Eyes big bald headed fellqw and he would to the Public School teachers A Tetter Salt Bhoum Scald Head Old probably havo had little trouble in splendid band a most unique and Chronic Sown 7ever Sores Eczema getting away with the dog had all tho attractive organization in daily con- ¬ Itch Praiiie Scratches Scro Nlpploa talons reached Misters flesh Some of certs The famous Arion Lady Quar- ¬ andPiles It la ccolingr and soothing the claws struck the straps of a leather tette of Chicacro the best ever Organ havo been cured b Hundreds harness the dog wore and his hold ized Mme Eppiughousen Bailey it after all of onsfM other treatment Itau failed slipped Tho Southern Nightingale a dra 25 mct J sunt Ootb Mister showed fight and when the matic soprano Miss Marie Louise It ia put ap in R C Hardwick eagle rushed at him and tried to strike Gumaer of New York City a phenhim with his beak he grabbed one of omenal contralto Miss Julia Phelps the birds wings and yanked out a of Chicago a splendid harpst The ITCHING PILES mouthful of pinion feathers This great English Hand BeU Ringers treatment made tho eagle mad and he ana a SWAYNES- lamous Male Quartette will jumped on to the dog with both feet each give a grand concert A queen 0MTMENT rolling him over and bringing blood AB901tTTHIT CURBS BTlirTOMS Molturei Intent ftelitasr The sun bath had done Mister good among violinists is also expected ttaclasliamtatnlcbtt TTore by Mratchlii M U The best music obtainable has been allowed to continue tumor foro and protrnd and he moved with the spirit that had lecture platform wiil orer8Wi8oTTMKfFilSkn5 helped lain to win a good many hard Erocured The btfxlitff borb the tumor Sold by drnggliu or by attractive than ever before battles lie was quickly on his feet Rev Dr T Dewitt Tahnage the and in the twinkling of an eye had one Sold bv BC HARDWICK of the eagles scaly legs between his most popular preacher in tho world teeth The bird was equal to the tac- ¬ and the best paid and most eagerh 3DB FZIFPSBS tics and promptly raked half a dozen sought for lecturer in America will sfurrows across tho dogs jaw with his give twolecturesoneon July 4 which fre foot and picked up a bunch of will enable the people in all the sur- ¬ never faus hew oiscqyraY A Dow reliable sate mllot for sup Misters skin in his beak These moves rounding towns to take advantage of presselecessi vecanty or lolnf u i men etratloa tiow used br oyer 00000 causedthe dog to let go the birds leg the cheap excursion rates and see and Invigorates these ladles monthly organs Beware of Imitation Harm and the two fighters backed off and hear ihis wonderful man paper 82 per box or tn U bot Sent faced eash other a few seconds Misters Gen John B Gordon one of the wrapper Se to In sealed In plain ntamps for particulars Hotilbr Iocnl greatest statemen orators of this de Druggtt Address PffFER MEOISAL ASSOCIATION Chicago ftt- cade and the idol of the South will Sold by R C Hardwick also lecture on July 4 Prof Louis Favour the great electrician will fill the stage with tons of apparatus and perform many wonderful and brilliant experiments Jahu Uewitt JYLiller easily the foremost man in this coun unrisbt allko outside andtry on the lecture platform will be Mailed Free on apnllcainside nr tlon wui eaencupjr wo wiuteuu heard twice once in a Question flat a beatturai painting ox jnow until tlmWI firifthrivn nil bAt Drawer a new and unique feature of Deon caueuior ocuunpunun iimiuj-our platform Mr jLeon 11 Vincent VV Atlee unrpce to xnuia will givft four of his charming bi- ¬ ographical studies Dr A XV Lamar of Galvestion Texas will give his two marvelous lectures on Dixie 5Bs Mk and The New Before tho War jst South Mrs French Sheldon the Bi ii great African explorer one of the most interesting and courageous LANDED VLUMB ON THE KAGMtS HACK SARSAPARILLA women of the cenutry will be heard skin was badly cut and the exertion he in two delightful talks had put forth in the fight tried his wind Jganiuel Phelps Leland the great asThe eagle was still fresh and full of tronomer and literary critic will be ilght but ho was wary Suddenly heard twice Polk Miller of Rich spreading his wings the bird rose in mon Va whose readings and reprethe air and circled around several feet sentation of old plantation life are said above the dog Mister kept his eyes on by Thomas Nelson Page and Chaun the enemy The eagle kept the dog cev Depew to be the best and most guessing as to his intentions several natural things ever attemped in their minutesthen fell like an arrow land- line will give two delightful entertaining squarely on Misters back This ments George XV Bain the magnet time the birds talons made close con ic and nragn ficent orator will also nection with the dogs flesh and before be heard to great delight of many he had time to recover from the shock friends H the Emmitt the graceful H he was lifted off his feet He struggled BEST BLOOD PURIFIER of the to break the hold of the eagles claws and eloquent Indian will speak others in the world It cures Nervousness Dys ¬ but they held and Mister would prob- problems of his race Many pepsia Sick Headache Boils Tetter Scrofwill speak ably have been carried away and his Dr Y L Davidson the best known ula and every trouble arising from bad bones picked had not his old friend r Jude come to his rescue and best loved Chautuaqua superin- blood Try it and be sure to get Neats For sale by Jude is a cat She has been a sort of tendent in America has charge of the programme and will manage R C Hnrdwick druggist She entire sister to Mister for three years Xrhat he does is was curled up on the doorstep taking a the platform with nap when the eagle attacked the dog well done These names engaged of those list Misters yelps aroused her She sat up the and being disposed to enjoy a scrim- ¬ in the teaching department conShe stitute mage watched the contest a rare programme More twitched her tail nervously when the thau lfX persons have been employed BUCKEYE dog was knocked down and looked as to fill he passing hours with pleasif she wati inclined to applaud when ure and profit The Oratorical ConMister got the birds leg between his test between representatives of Kenteeth The cat refrained from taking tucky colleges on July 11th for prizes part in the affair until she saw her of SlOO will be a great - occasion CURES NOTHING BUT PILES canine friend lifted off the ground Hero is vour chance for a fine vacaShe didnt relish being robbed of her tion and a chance to see and hear the 7 A SURE and CERTAIN CURE With tail best men in America You can associate and messmate known tor IS years as tho clubbed and spitting like a wildcat procure good board at SI per day jlBEST REMEDY for PILES she came sailing down the lawn toward S300 will purchase a season ticket fa the eagle The bird was having a hard soii mr am uktjooists STL0UI3 matchless V PrMUMrcyBISHABSSOir MED time hi it trying to get started with his admitting you to thirtyten cents BKVJ about Ho had been unable to get entertainments burden to be Mister more than two feet off the apiece Make your plans now illusChange in Time Ohio Valley Railway ground but he was rising all the time present The beautiful detailed trated program will be ready early in Taking Effect Sunday Sept Jude leaped in the air and landed plumb on the eagles back Under the May For program and all particu- ¬ 23rd 1894 etcj address weight of the two bodies tho bird fell lars as to tents TBAIsfs COINO SOUTH i Cuas Scott to the ground and in his astonishment No 4 Dally No2 Daily Business Manager on the dog Mister be released his hold Mall Express Mall Express Lexington Ky saw his opportunity and in an instant 630a m 830p m Uv Evansville 717a ra 420pm Hcndorson he held tho eagle by tho neck There 742ani Corydon 4pm was a wild flopping of wings a shower A 615pm Morganfleld8lam 6S2pm 84aa ra DeKoven of flying feathers and tho eagle was 603pm 001am Sturgls Fortify the body against disease dead with a broken neck 064pm 949am Marlon Four Footed Allies Overcame the Bird Mister Rescued Just In Tlmo by Ills Friend Judo The 8th annual session of the Ken A Triangular Fight of More Than tucky OVautsitaqua Assembly will Ordinaryilnterest meet In its beautiful home at Wood laud ParLexington Ky July 2d StrngRle to h8 Death tn Which Two WL Douglas CUmJf ijfAJ ssE nutsk3 FlHCCALFKWtoMCl mtixirjjm 3SPP0UCE3SOLES professional Cards mm uii i miKiiiiin sssssKIpi fcii sssPtfVa cokdovan ssssTM i THICKEST Cl wQ 5riwriTFa akinc I J T Hanbbbx FbaNk Bitt m SSMI Extraordinary cut in priees- At rHEKCH AENAMtLLEtl CALF HANBERY ft BEfcLT 1 Ml tA rial l I fcj wSSSSBWi w sasssssfsis Practice In the Courts o Christian and ai 6lnlng countlf Office City Hall building Court Square aOPKlNSVILLE KY W S WITHERS TMOIU OMce over y- THE LEADER How is I J J i Ths BOUIJSBLL OH Wi AT LiAW llaaters Bank We have reduced the price of our entire stock of M I L -- p- HQPKINSVILLE KY FRANK RIYES bleor Indigestion Hopkinsville Ky staF OFFHnilOrer planters Bank PAttERN HATS 11 ml 1 Third Om Their Regular Value i mrts II II LINERY from aten cent SAILOR to our finest qi 1 j i i 3ta Andrew Seargent M D PHYSICIAN And SURGEON OFFICE E pay you to call and see for yourself r It ivill Ti i ii I ft r iK i yitth and Main streets oppesita TELEPBONE NO Cltv Court Room 5 HH Painter and Skerritt Paper is no Hanger if SmE ra i 1 11 V i I A w2L ALluWOR- KDone with Neatness and Dispatch and at Low ¬ est Prices gjtf SHOP 8U1 street next to D R Beard office Hopkinsville Ky WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY PILES DE PRESTON THOMAS PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office over Bank HoRkinHvillp Nil LEADER Mme Fleurette Levy Mgr I Mi m 1 HOPKINSVILLEOFFIOE HOUR KY Day and Night iSicpipsiEtpgi MSS a3ne FEMALE PILLS Junius OiEice over C McQavill DENTIST Kellys Jewelry Store HOPKINSVILLE - - - Ky DOBICOUET Vr PfflB Cl C SHOOK --A-t Palace Sailors Shapes Sailor IhaYftthem You want them AD DORIGOURT SHOOK LEADING House Signr and Decorative S200 all colors novelties lam At prices from 10c to daily receiving all the latest li Ije Palace Leads in Styles Trimmed Hats from 25c to 500 Bibbons Laces Silks Velvets Flowers Hair Ornaments Ladies Vests Gloves SilkFloss Stamped Goods Corsets Hos l iery Also a full line of Butterick Patterns f Graiuers and Paper Hangers f Ninth Stieet opposite Gatther Wests Tobacco Warehouse Hooklusville Ky Office on f vm T m irr rYMru W Note Henderson Entirely new and first olaBs in all respects Excellent Sample Iooms and service unequaled in the city On Double Car Line CF L P Klmderer Proprietors MRS ADA LAYNE CORNER 9TH MAIN TERMS CASH tlenderson Kv SHIP TO US The largest Commission House la the South Tho most literal artr ces and best facilities for pettta high prices We sell to tho Eastern factories and sfave the middle mans profit Issue warehouse receipts and store free of charffe Sacks f ur nished free of chanre to those who shio us We solicit shlnmentsnf nvpntMntr i imnri r HnAlltia Wrli Q ftt rlra Wo31331SI3I7313HitrrellCourtt0USVLLElKY FIRST NATIONAL WOOL WOOL BARBER SHOP W K W GRAY PROP E R N DO NINTH ST NEAR MAIN IC ARTE R CO SHAVING 10 SHAMPOOING 25 HAIR CUTTING 25conts Lumber a mm Hardware Nothing but first class work and all done in latest fashion W8ATI8FaCTION GUARANTEED GOOD WHEN YOU TABLERS O olTo LOUISVILLE Have you i Photograph made at ALL THE YEAR ROUND FROM THE PUREWATER GUARANTEED OINfH WYBRANTS NEW STUDIO PERFECIIPWIIPIP S 5 r No 580 Fourth Avenu CO Louisville Ky rn i B KltG SI s iL Kg sH rmfll WATER C3 1 SS mtm stjojimMosa i Pi Pg 4 CD CO g Tlrfl i W P3 P Strong Fortification abso-lute-cu- The Main Street FURNITURE Dealer A Complete and Beautiful Stock on hand all at m Bill a shepherd dog belonging to Sheriff Sherry of Muncie Ind exe ¬ cuted a feat that was wonderful A couple of vagrants in jail broke away constipation jaundice bilious- ¬ as a crowd was being taken to the workhouse Sherry ran after one of ness and all kindred troubles them using his revolver but without The Wheel of Life effect and the man escaped The offi cer was surprised when a policeman Your Liver Pills are marched tho other one back soon after ward The dog had seen his master the fly wheel of life I shall ever chase one of the men and he took after be grateful for the accident that the other who ran in an opposite direc tion In the courthouse yard the dog broughtthem to my notice 1 feel jumped at tho mans throat finally sot as if I had a new lease of life lng his teeth in the prisoners coat and rest collar pulling him down and J Fairleigh Platte Cannon Col holding him A crowd ran to tho mans rescue thinking a mad dog had iiim but a policeman recognized Bill taMd fobk tho runaway back to jail In the crucifixion Christ Bulrlll have a collar presented to him¬ man doing hia worstofand God we see doing account of his ex inscribed within 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hope that ho might capture a bird He stalked a crow unsuccessfully flushed two or three brown birds sneaked up wind at a woodchuck and got a little molo Then he saw the cranes back and neck over the bank and straightway dropped back onto his haunches to calpulatc a bit He worked his way toward tho crane so slowly as not to be noticed till within ten feet of the bird when tho birds head came around with startled suddenness The fox stooped and the crano looked in dignant The fox took two steps nearer and tho crane bristled up his neck feath- ¬ ers and drew his head back as if to strike Then tho fox saw that the crane would fight If anything can tickle a fox it is to have a bird stand fight Tho fox took two jumps lightly forward then yelped out in pain Tho crano had struck at his eye and ripped his cheek bare ne grabbed tho crane by the leg and then like a pug dog pulling a string tied ball ran around in a circle tripping the cranq up Tho crane screamed and gave the fox a Alcmgloanorano stood motionless in thejkig cover down on tho flats at ALLIGATOR w He Wan i Century Old and More Than Four tern Jfeet to IBthj To F A Dennette and ajA brother Elton D Dennette saysthe Florida the credit for Times Union belong killing Fort Georges famous gator a giant in size andsoold that his back is crusted with barnacles and moss But their encounter with tho saurian was¬ not without excitement and some dam age to the hunters They found the gator in one of the small creeks that make into tho island sneaked up on him in their boat and let him have a bullet from a Winchester The big fellow gave a roar of pain and rage and at once started for the small craft his jaws wide open and his tail lashing tho water into yeasty MONSTER MMCLE f iv A DOG IN CHURCH rT mo foam FELLOW GATE A ROAK OF PAIN AND RAGE WKM THE CRANE PURSUING jJIJflSENEMT They jabbed an oar into tho gators mouth and ho crushed it into pulp and then they took the other to stem his onslaught but he broke that too and ground it into kindling wood When almost upon thjo boat he swung his tail against it and nearly xipset it Elton Dennette was knocked overboard and no sooner had the gator seen him than he made for him and if the young man had not hastily scrambled inboard he would certainly have met an awful The two young men had two fate pairs of oars and with these they man aged to keep the little craft away from a swing of the saurians tail which would have crushed in the sides as if they were paper While one of the hunters kept clear of the enraged beast the other kept pumping lead into him from the Winchester until the water was covered with red foam telling that the monster was badly hit Finally he appeared to give up the ghost turned over on his back and floated upon tho surface They lassoed him and towed him ashore but the gator was not dead and still had any quantity of fight in him and so when one of the sportsmen ventured too close the gator gave a lash with his tail knocked the young fellowupside down and paralyzed his legs for thetime be¬ ing and went for him grabbing liis foot in Iris frightful jaws and inflicting a painful and perhaps serious injury was saved so miraculously Dean him self was away from home but Mrs Dean relates the story in substance as it is given below She was upstairs busy with her sew ¬ ing having let little Charley go outl into the yard to play Every now and then she would get up from her worlf and go to the window to see if he was all right and to call down a pleasant word to him to keep him satisfied Presently however she became inter- ested in her work and allowed a longer time than usual to elapse without speaking to him When she did think of him and got up to go to tho window the little fellow was not under the tree where she had left him but seemed to have grown tired and wandered off to the edge of a large vine clad summer house where ho was sitting very still gazing intently at something which his mother could not sec After watching him for awhile In silence Mrs Dean became convinced that something unusual was the matter with Charley as he was a bright active child and never accustomed to sitting still even for a moment at a time By and by she grew alarmed at his stillness and called to him but he did not answer Then following her childs in tent gaze tho mother was almost paralyzed with fear when she beheld the hideous head of a large rattlesnake pro- ¬ truding through the vines just above Charleys face Tho child was being charmed by tho monster Literally Child Saved from a Rattlesnake b Another Serpent usher to a Now Yprk Sun reporter that there was nothing to do in a The ring Snake Arrived Jait in Time to church but soat people but dear me JCescun Little Charley Mrs Dean strange things aro happening all the Watched the Entire Perform One summer day5 when tho time ance from Her House church doors were open 1 saw a dog i appear I stood at the back of tho pews son of u fAlicf lntnifl Uiarlcy tho nn1 rt tVxn nyyAATn r wean a planter living oeiow aisle and the dpg stood right at the La in Natchitoches parish had end of the aisle looking at me and a marvelous escape from death the wagging his tail He was a other day and owes his life to the ing dog a sort of red dog shaggy and kindly intervention of a king snake gentle looking but of course church was Dean says he had often heard of tho no place for him But ho was nearer the usefulness of the king snake in destroy- aisle than I was and he was bound to ing other serpents while it is itself mako the tour of the church and I perfectly harmless but ho never quite believed this until his own childs Ufo i four-year-old All the Congregation Interested la a Summer Day Incident You might think said a church AH the World Loves A Lover And Almost Everybody Enjoys a Qood Love Story Vi idKir VDCDWR 51 EWNLYILIE nice-loo- k fUNKllNE To J I r North KASHVILl ROUTE OF THE CHICAGO and NASHVILLE llMITED THE ONLY Pullman Vostibulod Train Service wit Newest and finest Day Coaches Sleepers and Dininsr Oars You Will Miss A Treat If You Fail to Read prom tup SOUTH TOs WON AT LAST BY BERNARD BIGSBY TUB U81IEU ADVANCED TOWARD TIIE DOG Terre Haute Indianapolis CHICAGO Milwaukee St Paul AND ALL POINTS IN THE glancing blow behind the shoulder driving the fox away a yard and gain ¬ ing timyget on his legs again Then Whe fox came at the crane and once m6retho crane struck at the foxs eye this time successfully for the point of thd bill picked the eyeball open The fox slunk back and started to run while tho crane with six foot strides and half spread wings set after him Then came a race fit to inke a woods man howl The cranes head stuck out iBtraight before his body while his long pipe stem4legs stretched out fore and aft alternately twisting around each other as the fox turned sharp corners with his tail hugged close ears laid back apd mouth open Poxes are credited with being greased lightning runners but tho crane made this fox hump himself to keep out of the way At last the fox went under a wire fence turning sharp to do it The crane struck at him not noticing the wire and the cranes neck struck on the wire while the bill split on a barb hookinc the bird fast Lera Lawson lcilled the fox at loni range with a rifle and the crano was captured alive only to die later The two will be mounted jin antagonistic form Worth a Dollar to Eat It Johnson had been on the road for a leading- grocery houso in Chicago for imany years He was a reliable man popular and a good salesman but got into the habit of running in a very largo ex- ¬ pense account too large to suit the finance department of his house One item of CI for dinner at the stage sta Jticn of Custer in Montana always Beemed high Last fall one of tho of- ¬ ficers of the firm was hunting in the territory and put up for a meal at this station for which he was oxly charged When checking up the four bits next months expense account Johnson was called into the private office and asked to explain why H was charged foia meal that never cost anybody over BOfifents Yes you bet He replied Gfcflfc boots I charge 1 for a meal at that place It is worth four bits to eat the blamed stuff and the manager agreed with him It was two minutes before the jaws of the beast could be pried open and it was an hour later before the last spark of life fled from the reptile Tho alligator was one of the largest seen in the St Johns in recent years He measured i feet in length and around tho barrel 8 feet His head was 3 feet long Those versed in gator lore say the old fellow must have long ago passed the century mark He has been seen in the vicinity of Fort George for many years and has proba- ¬ bly had a ton of lead shot at him by enterprising sportsmen in search of a big trophy TRAMPS QUEER RIDE He Was Found Hidden Under the There are two different kinds of tramp There is tho Wandering Willie who travels afoot from place to place keeping within tho circumscribed area of three or four states and theres his brother who hops from Boston to Pen- - tho locomotive Pilot or Mrs Dean recover sufficiently to go down to her child and when she got to him it was only to fall in a dead ROUGH ON THE TOE faint beside him It was thus her hus Solemn Midnight Tragedy In a New band found her a few moments later York Home and his astonishment knew no bounds A New York lady grievously torment- ¬ when he heard tho marvelous story of ed with a corn on one of her toes was his little sons peril and rescue Mr Dean now has the rattler pre advisd by a friend to anoint it with served in alcohol and the bites which the king snake gavo him are clearly apparent to convince the most incredulous tiie two gazed at eAcii other dumb with fright Mrs Dean did not even scream but stood clinging to the window sill expecting every second to see the hideous fangs strike her childs death blow How long a time passed holding her in this suspense of course she could not tell but as she describes it it seemed to her years of direst agony when suddenly a miracle was performed before her very eyes as she gazed From out the thick of the vines there glided quickly between Charley and the rattler a beautiful pied king snake arch ¬ ing his back and roaring his head For a moment the two gazed at each other then the rattlers fierj eyes wavered and his head drooped and the king snake was master of tho situation One two three sharp strikes from his enemy and the rattler writhed and squirmed and at last lay dead in his tracks while the king snake glided gracefully away through the grass leaving Charley safe and sound where he sat Not till all danger was parsed did tuU L was sure he would start down the mid- ¬ dle aisle the moment I made any serious effort to put him out In one of the pews about half way down the aisle sat a little girl with one hand resting on the arm of the pew The dog halted here and with his nose gently pushed tho little girls hand off the pew She snatched it awav and looked around wondering ly and saw for tho first time tho dog standing there wagging his tail and looking at her She laughed outright and then the dog wagged his tail more and started on again By this time everybody in tho church knew about the dog and everybody was interested in him He kept on down the middle aisle past the pulpit and around the end of one of the blocks of pews toward a side aislo and started along the sido aisle toward the rear of the church again Then the sexton started up the side aisle from the rear of the church intending to drive the dog out but when the dog saw him coming ho wagged his tail and turned and started hack the way he had come and around into the middle aisle again He Btopped there once and turned toward the pul ¬ pit and looked up at the minister wagging his tail all the time he seemed to be the best natured dog that ever lived Then he turned once more and started back He came down to where ho had started and then trotted along the base of the pews and out of the church by a door opposite to the one by which he had entered The instant he stepped through the door we heard the most tremendous uproar he had met another dog outside As a matter of fact I suppose our dog had come into the church to escape the other dog ha didnt want to fight and I suppose he thought if the other dog saw him go into a church hed feel kind of ashamed of himself and go away But he didnt he just hung around outside and waited The peace ful dog was diplomatic you see too he went out by a different door from the one he came in at thinking no doubt that the dog that wanted to fight would wait for him whero he came in and that he would escape the other dog and get away quietly by going out at the other door but the other dog must have guessed his intentions for he was wait ¬ ing for him there Our dog didnt want to fight but he didnt run away good natured shaggy and gentle as he was he pitched in and fought like a demon Between them they made more noise than an earth- ¬ quake It pretty nearly broke up the gravity of the entiro congregation and the sexton had to go out and drive them away so we never knew hw the fight came out LOOK OUT FOR THE NORTH AND NORTHWEST S Mr L KODGERS OPENING CHAPTERS will F P Jeffries Southern PosaeDger Agt ChattaDooga Term BEGIN SOON General Pasteoger Agt Evansville fc Terra Haute R R RvnnevilJe Tnd JOHN ECHOiS ST JOHN BOYLE GOOD FEEDING RACK An Excellent Device for Hcelng lood nnil Wtiter Clean Feed and water for fowls may be protected from dirtand waste as shown in the cut below The base is a board or plank 4 feet long and 1 foot wide An upright piece of inch board 1 foot square is firmly nailed crosswise 0 inches from tho end Thin boards 2 inches wide are nailed all around the edge Three strips 1 inch square and 3 feet long are nailed to the top of the vertical boards one at each upper cor ner and the third midway between On each side a series of vertical slats 3 Beceiysbs 0o sj m TO THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY KOUTE Louisville JEvansville r Cincinnati AND ALL POINTS JLsbJrbm i TO wsLm Memphis Yickslmrg New Orleans AND ALL POINTS TO KEEP FEED AND WATER CLEAN inches apart extend from the bottom board to the outer strip These make a and all Information will be rack through which the fowls can extend Rates Tickets application to your nearest their heads to reach the food which is furnished ou ticket agent placed inside The ledge along the T B LYNOH outer edge retains any scattered food General Passencer Agent Louisville Ky The drinking dishes are set at each end outside of the upright boards The oUISVJLLE ST LOUIS TEX hens aro kept from getting into the food with their feet yet can reach it U AS RAILWAY easily and withdraw their heads without danger of getting hung by the neck SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 11605- It may be very cheaply constructed by anyone accustomed to the use of tools No 63 No 61 Miss Nannie Cable in Farm and Dally west BOUND Daily Home Lv Louisville 6 80pm 7 45 a na Poultry In the Stables 7 25 p m 8 40 am Wst Point 8 W p m 9 17 a m Brandenburg The barn and stables aro not the 8 30pm Irvlngton 43 a in proper places for the hens It is be Stephensport 9Mipru 10 28 am stowing unnecessary labor to hunt for Cloverport 2Spm 10 50 am 0 64 p m 11 15 a m Hawesvllle eggs Tho poultry should have a spe10 18 p m 11 40 a m Lewlsport cial place separate from the other 10 59 p m 12 22 urn Ovrensboro II 45 p m 108pm stock but if it is deemed best to allow Ar Spotsville 12 10 a m 130pm Henderson the hens in the barn and stable in orNo 52 No 54 der that they may pick up and utilize UbSZ Limited Trains and Perfect Service Connecting at Memphis with through trains to all points in SOUT Arkansas and Texas i have a clean hen house in which to re- Lv 7 20 a m 265pm Henderson tire at night The fowls will soon 7 43 a m 3 10pm Spottvllle 8 30 am 400pm Owensboro learn tb know where they belong at Lewlsport 913am 4 35 p m night if confined in any location for a 0 37 a m 4 59pm Hawesvllle 10 05a in 6 24pm Cloverport few days The object should be to 10 28 a m 5 45 p in Stephensport have them all roost and lay in one 1105 am C30p m Irviiigton place as well as being fed together at Brandenburg 1131am 0 68pm 12 05 p m 735am regular periods If allowed to roost in Ar West Point 1 00 p m 8 30am Louisville different places it is impossible to discover if any are missing or if disease is For further Information address prevalent until too late to use preven Ji C Mordue A G P A tives Prairie larmer waste material they should at least east hound Dally Daily or Care of the Poultry House WL PERFBOTLY SAFE the plaintiffs hand and whispered fer ¬ he popped tho question in manuscript on the smooth linen of her wrist She was sentimental or shrewd enough to keep that article out of tho wash and it has proved of practical vid words value Schooled In Gambling Bchoolfcf Put Ills Cuff In Evidence A piece of evidence in a Quebeo breach of promise case was a cuff with an offer of marriage written on it One nipht while the defendant was holding gambling in which they learn A Students Queer Offense the ins and outs of th games tho IMnoe Tonmanoff a student in the methods of defeating ixiyktry annual dexterity in clearing the boarl and University of Odessa has just been ox- paying the stakes rerfinewjn tfeckon peued ana oraerea to leave town wiwuu xony aight bows because ho would not ing andlndiling RjSnfyr pntjihort There is con mrds ftffft mJMWf EtaraSaaamddr the students of Odeeaa L rabelving ooly sixty ddllwre a wooth Thp9JipieG of Monts Carlo havo a ho could be released to Chicago a dozen or and he ac- ¬ feats by using the railroads The ingenuity he displays in evading tho officers is re-¬ markable and the risks hcruns in tuck ing himself away under car and ca boose are sometimes hair curling A few days ago Pennsylvania ntilroad engine ran into tho West Philadelphia yard after making a run from Pitts burgh and stopping to the front of the machine tho engineer discovered a man hidden away under tho pilot Ho had ridden hundreds of miles in this perilous position and did not seem at all fagged out by his experience Ho hod crawled in when the engine was standing over an ash pit and it was necessary to run tho engine over an- ¬ other such opening in tho track before sacola or from Philadelphia This fc1low yearly makes two tours of the oountry complishes these flealike Superotltlaui Itlvernifin A preacher is never a welcome guest on a boat not because rivermen are sinners who are afraid theyll bo con- ¬ verted but simply because they fear Whitewash the poultry house inside so as to make the interior light and cheerfuL Poultry have a repugnance to dark quarters and will remain outside exposed to storms in preference to resorting during the day to a dark and uncomfortable poultry house Ducks must be kept in a houso with a board floor covered with straw They should be laying now as they usuallv begin early in the season Mills OwrnsboroKy Louisville Ky l HE hrough Trunk Line Cincinnati Lexington Louis ville Evansville St Louis And the cities of between the cities o jWritfc have to take aboard a white horse When such a thing does occur colored roustabouts aro as scarce as icebergs at New Orleans It is considered a positive sign of approaching danger and oven a white man reluctantly remains ot his post A cross eyed man never fZZ secures good quarters on a steamboat and if he happens to bo seen by any HE RAISED HIS SLIPPER 111011 IN THE AIR Memphis roustabouts tho dusky in- ¬ dividuals ore sure to take three spins phosphorous which in a weak moment on their heel and dampen tho palms of she did but forgot to tell her husband before retiring at bight It had just their hands struck twelve when tho husband A Whooplng Cough Class awoke and was1 startled to see some- ¬ Ill a private school in East Orange thing sparkle at the foot of tho bed N J which has a large number of He had never heard of a firefly in the pupils there aro a great many cases of locality nor did ho ever remember whooping cough In order that tho seeing such a terrible looking object as scholars so afflicted shall not fall be- ¬ the toe presented hind in their studies a special class has Beaching carefully out of his bed till been formed which meets after tho he found one of his slippers ho raised regular school hours It is attended it high in the afr iiad brought it down by all the pupils suffering from Whoop ¬ with terrible force upon thq mysterious ing cough regardless of their grHdc Jn light A shriek and an avalanche of Theyvtake tho regril4r bedclothes and all vras over When at tho school studies and have their recltatfcafijnst last ho released himself from tho ava ¬ the une ta though they wert wth lanche ho discovered his wife groaning iheir classes and arfe thus enatiSbdlo in lheT corner He had struck the nho keep abreast of their whoolmaty pboaUdjote that at the next landing they might Chinese Courtesy pp2 In contradistinction to American rudeness Mr Dennis of Boston a man of wide travel says tho Detroit Free Press tells of tho beautiful cour- ¬ tesy of the Chinese Thero is in all the world nothing more perfectly re- ¬ fined and civilized than tho Chinese gentleman ho says and in your intercourse with him he seems constantly on the alert to show you by numberless little graceful acts how much ho appreciates your friendship A few weeks ago ho remarked while talking on this subject I had occasion to visit China and while at Peking went to call on a Chinese gentleman whom I had formerly known in Boston When my card was taken in to him instead of rushing out with protestations of de ¬ light at seeing me as we would do under tho saino circumstances with more or less sincerity ho kept mo wait ¬ ing a little while so that ho might pro cure from ampng h household effects a huge Boston apple which he had pre sented to me on a silver tray oa a sign of welcome before ha greeted mo him aolt It was a email thing but it dem ohafnterfetfc regard for onsteftiea the fcunenltieic lii Mont Nashville Memphis gomery Mobile and New Orleans WtTffOU AND S7GED CNBIVALED CHttS Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta SavaiiaJi Macon Jackson- ¬ ville and points in Florida Connections are made at Guthrie and NaskviJle for all points i orth East South and West to Pullman Palace Cars EMIGRANTS this road will receive special low rates Sop agents of this company for rates routes cf or write to O P Atmce GV - kT Loui rrffle 4 C IPHF1 iKWinwon wmwpy liMMJHUMlHI ppwr ni aMtttta 2 Jm i i imnminBipmiBKBaB inS-J-i- jst The KocuokuN rri May 31 1895 f JUDGE M0KE0W AKNOTTOUES announces for cir Is the Tjayer of the Nerves For i musui mhmt m mm mm cuit Judge whose entrance intc the race will materially cnauge the lines CHAS M MEACHAM upon which the race would have been Pains Hollered run Judge Thos J Morrow who has Dlood Purified and been considered probable candidate 2 aykak in advance subscription Nerves Made Strong by Local reading notices 20 cents per line Spe for a month or more has concluded cial Locals 5 cents per line each Insertion to enter the contest and so informs tho Rates lor standing advertisements furnished tvn application public to day That he will prove to It gives ma great pleasure to state be a formidable candidate from every what Hoods Sareaparllla has done for me OPF1UK 212 SOUTH MAIN STREET standpoint will be at once conceded and my wife She has been afflicted with ANNOUNCEMENTS by all who are familiar with his rec- neuralgia pains in her head for six years sbo settled in her eyes Woaro authorized to announce ord and runniug qualities For twen- and it be totally blind and At times stay have to JtfDGE JOHN PHELPS Would in a aaric room as a candidate for Circuit Court Judge In this ty years he has been a practicing lawfor months district subject to the action of the emo yer and has had four and a half years A short tlmo cratlo party Election November 6 Ig95 ago we began of experience on the bench as county using Hoods authorized to announce Wo are Sarsaparilla and judge of Christian county He was JUDGE THOMAS P COOK today thank elected to that position in 1890 turn God she is able of Callowny oountj as a candidate for Judge Circuit Court of this district subject to ing a Republican majority of 125Q in of the the action of tho Democratic partv 1888 into a Democratic majority of We aro authorized to announce fiom 300 to 600 for the ticket he head- ¬ JUDGETHOS J MORROW ed His public record was all that as a candidate for Circuit Judge of the Third his friends hoped for He made the Mr St 3Ir TVm n Judicial District subject to the action of tb0 Nunamaker county a model judge and retired Democratic Convention July 0 Judsonla Ark from the office with the confidence to attend to her Charlie Wheeler has been interview- ¬ and esteem of all the people irrespect- ¬ household duties ed by the Paducah Standard and de- - ive of party He was not a candi- which she had not nreviouslv ior clares himself a 16 to 1 silver man date for re election but accepted a years My done case was somewhat simi own This brilliant young Hopkinsville nomination for county attorney and lar and sinco taking Hoods Sarsaparilla boy is conceded to be the coming man was defeated by only 290 votes in the inflammation has left my eyes and my My health nerves have becomo of the first district and will some day a year of Republican landslides when today is better than quieted been for eov- it has Democratic counties all over the state be in congress were captured by the enemy His A Clarksville clothing firm threw friends and they are many confi eral years I am gaining In strength and William H away one hundred shirts Saturday dentially claim that Judge Morrow is I feel like a new man Arkansas Nunamaker Judsonia night and 500 people made a grand by many votes the strongest Demo Pills are hand made and perfect Oklahoma rush to get them Unfor crat iu Christian county and there is in Hoods and appearance 23c per to i proportion tunately the two dozen goldbugs who not a Republican in the county who tore up their shirts in the Owensboro can carry it over him by more than Secretary Carlisle says the free convention were not on hand to join a few hundred votes if at all although the usual majority is from 800 to 1- - coinage osilver would contract the in the scramble circu- ¬ 200 Judge Morrow left for Lyon currency by withdrawing from lation and running all of the36250G0r The joint discussion between Con county yesterday and will at once en 000 of gold out of the country This gressman R G Horr of New York ter upon an active canvass in that is said to be the strongest of all his and Prof W H Harvey of Chicago county He formerly represented arguments for a single gold standard author of Coins Financial School Lyon in the legislature and is widely Mr Carlisle knows that this moneyia has been arranged The point at is- ¬ acquainted and very popular in that not in circulation He knows that sue will bo the truth of the arguments county 3100000000 of this gold is in the in Prof Harveys book The Little treasury and S2O0OO0C00 more held Financier has knocked out the king As a matter of fact Mr Carlisles by the banks as a reserve fund at bee of Chicago gold bugs Prof views on the currency question have least naif or tne wnole not beins in Laughliu and now the Wall street undergone a change within the last circulation at all The other hall has crowd think they can down him Mr two years It has been proven and either left the cquntry driven out admitted by him that he was a silver under a srold standard or is hoardedj Ah Gee Horr will wish he hadntt advocate as late as July 1890 and somewhere by individuals It is not There is something radically wrong even after he went into the cabinet in circulation amng the people In with the financial system of the coun- ¬ during the summer 1893 the papers some parts of the country a gold coin try when tho government finds It nec ¬ were filled with rumors of disagree- would bo a curiosity so seldom is essary to increase the bonded debt of ments between Cleveland and Cai gold to be seen It can be shown v tho country 104000000 in eighteen lisle on the silver question and some from Mr Carlisles own report that months in a period of profound of them even discussed the probabil- the- gold is leaving this country at peace and at a time when it has its ity of his leaving the cabinet It is the rate of 1000000 a month treasury vaults filled with hundreds only since Mr Carlisle went into the When he assumed his office in 18J3 of millions of legal tender money business of issuing bonds that he he found 103000000 in the gold re- ¬ with which tho obligations of the has ceased to blow hot and begun to serve fund Since that time he haB government can be lawfully paid It blow cold sold bonds to the amount of SllOOO is a condition and not a theory that 000 payable in gold This increased demands currency r form Tour Physical Condition the surplus to 267000000 His re-¬ Needs attention at this time If you port this week shows that only 98 Christian County now has two able are tired weak and nervous it is clear 000000 of this is now in thd treasury competent and popular candidates that your blood is impure and with- What has become qi the other 179- there has been too much out for circuit judge They are person- over doubt or strain on brain and 000000 That it has left the coism work ally on tho best of terms and neither body The course of treatment for try is shown by the fact that we are represents any faction or division of such a condition is plain and simple compelled te buy it back from Eng the party They are both candidates The blood must first be purified so lish bankers at a premium in month svstem and in fact in good faith for an office worthy of that tlin iiorvoiis contract to all the organs will be fed upon pure ly installments under a Christian county their ambition October In less than eigh ¬ blood intelligent people witnout run until should furnish the nominee for judge number have testified that the best teen months this vast sum has been and it is to bo hoped that Major lilnnrl nnrififir nfirvfi tonic and withdrawn as Mr Carlisle piats it Phelps and Judge Morrow will enter strength imparting medicine is Hoods and it is doubtful if we now have all loss oi Nervousness into some agreement by which they Sarsaparilla sleep and general debility all vanish told as much as 500000000 of gold ¬ can divide the county without a con- when Hoods Sarsaparilla is persist- in the United States And yet we test and each hustle for outside ently taken in a word health and are told that our system is good votes Christian county can noini happiness follow after taking Hoods enough and should not be changed nate either of them with three dele- Sarsaparilla and that Mr Carlisles arguments are gate votes from Trigg or Lyon the simply unanswerable Take Vitalia Liver Pills counties that have no candidates by authority a new candidate JpJny Neuralgia Pure Blood T M ISaLvThere never was a time when money would go torftlfiSMff iiiUH IVHV - fLC Hoods Sarsaparilla OllV PnilnVfiTl ninfTiirifr w - - -- Ul UUYJllfci SXJLUi Xiifa n nn3 W f UtUl til bo UttJJ -- nrK-iel-f-Irt vrttr fl ftOmhlTiarinn Sinta rt Frtii h nrvnrrn AUAW1 U1V1 ir iroifTi miuuu1u is not orily the best but handsomest combination1 in the Our black and grey Mens suits at town X tfhf rTfy cdp 4 m nn vi are stunners and it is only a matter of time i wlien tney win oe gone ana we cannot repiuue iuuui The clothes you buy of us admits you to the first place every TVioxr ara viorlif im in data una of artistic make and shaDe new assortment of Spring Suits is a marvel of beauty style and ex rLijTceMence- - The material is nf the highest quality and th4 the very best The Low V a MMmv workmanship is guaranteed further with meritorious t fa ifttK Price power can go no VPr mercnanaise man mm iuw prices wtj nuve placed on our goods this season -L tE 1 f Hoods SP1 Cures MAMMOTH CLOTHING I SB Just atatasiin S To Things off LIVELY after the COLD WEATHER of the past two weeks that has Paralyzed Trade in all Start J I Its Different Branches I I P AJUJJJ ye make his NsiaaatfflMfek COMMENCES Saturday dfarpe 1st Special Offer I CONTINUES I I On DQeifs ard Boy Suits 1 Week Mens and young Mens Fin Imported English and Scotch Cassimeres English Tricot Blue and Black Thibet Cloth 14 and 15 Regular Price v l50 aP 15 00 Takes choice of the finest goods in the house The very best that money can buy Fit y ou j ust as nice as any tailor in the land 20 and 2250 Regular Price I Accept None of the Pretended Substitutes Royal Powder BECAUSE wholesafIatTa fl FOR Baking Takes choice o sev enty five suits Mens and Boys all wool 6 cz Mens and Boys all wool Imported Cas- ¬ simeres scotch Oxfords gray Black scotch and English Oassimere Grays Browns from last year Worth not less so black Cheviot Clay Wostd blue im- ¬ than 10 some 17 puted Vicunas Keg ular Price 14 15 Mens and Boys all Wool suits in G ray and Brown Scotch Black Cheviot and scotch Tweeds Reg fL ular Price - 6 t i iT t fKt inferior and cheaper made baking preparations are price so muchMower than Royal some1 grocers are urgingjeonsumers to buy them in place of the Royal at the same retail price If you desire to try any of the pretended substitutes for Royal Baking Powder bear in mind that they are all made from cheaper and inferior ingredients and are not so great in leavening strength nor of equal money value Pay the price of the Royal Baking Powder for the Royal only It is still more important however that Royal Baking Powder is purer and more wholesome and makes better finer an3 more healthful food than any other baking powder or preparation- Oti Cmldrens i We offer some wonderful reductions for the week named Especially in Fancy suits Junior suits Jersey suits Eeefer suits we have a most complete line of these goods and can please you 1 Of lo iW iwyai a4 powtw twmwAUj iv NfW223i 2Las Cfrk kV H VX M rj M f tr n s- - v Snu Ixat Ikit H J tR8n HmsmvwmZimp HWWiJOcM m i f7 V B v m 7 mM mM rZ m Wmtm LiU UiJ HUk Imi aTurt 4 M fJsM ymhto R m tar BF Jfij J iMli i a M m ii a Jii v IBfcijV v MzQlr8NOTHING COLUMNS 1 miiri tdn ir - u r J v T cfprjci HQPKIFSVILEE Awxrctod il yr fngM Mirr v 5T- l 4ifcf f I T ABOUND AND ABOUT 1T I BUT NEWS FOUND IN with a dramatic rtrirattgaTpRthe fhrnn Ariftrlis in fkluHtnrV Off C Scribnors Magazine for une opens trr r M n ifeMTi- LJ Cr- - o rv w r VI f fV THIS A Condensed Account of the Latest Hap ¬ penings Tersely Told tor Uusy Headers -Dr CP Lee of Daysville Ky ckntcio Staples Nails UUUVIV UUUD and J D Morrow of Gordousville fee - Etc - Etc - Horse shoeing i t Repairing Blacksmithing Saddlery - Harness Russell engaged in a duel on the fjJKville pike near Elkton and fired taken without investigation MJ Lee was wounded several shots I tell you Mr Editor we farmers ROCK SALT FOR YOUR CATTLE AND TO FREEZE YOUR CREAM twice Tho shooting was the out- ¬ have taken to investigating every growth of a scandal tliiugZWe have to investigate the ground mighty close to raise a crop A new record in fast railroading EVERYBODYTALKltfC MONEY- has recently been made on the and our pockets migl ty close to raise Camden and Atlantic road in New a dime and we propose hereafter to Jersey Here 688 miles were covered What tlio JTarmers Think of tho Financial investigate politics and politicians in forty five minutes and forty five Question and Mr Carlisles Speeches with a microscope and a club seconds averaging 76miles an hour On one stretch of fortj nine miles tlio My neighbor also said that Mr Car- ¬ We have finished Mb Editob Vrate of 797 miles an hour was made planting our corn over again and lisle had convinced him that- - inter and other shorter stretches were cov-¬ while waiting to see if it will come national argeemont was a humbug 1 ered at a rate of 82 83 and even 878 miles an hour The nearest approach up wo have been congregating for he had admitted that if the United States opened her mints to the free to this record was the New York Cen around and taking politics Acar load of Steel Roofing just received This makes the cheapest roof you trals run of eighty miles between There has been some difference of and unlimited coinage of silver at a can put on Stables and coal houses built within the fire limits can be built Rochester and Syracuse in 1883 at the opinion aniongf the farmers as to ratio of 16 to 1 412 grains of standvery cheaply with corrogated Iron siding and covered with steel rootling rate of 685 miles an hour Exchange the best way to regulate the financial ard silver in bullion would be worth The first issue of the Chicago affairs of this nation We are all of a standard silver dollar My neigh Chronicle the only democratic paper tho opinion that a change is needed bor said that if the bullion in a silver in Chicago has made its appearance no doubt about that and we are all dollar was a worth dollar In point of news service the new agreed that a constant contraction and the bullion in a gold dolpaper has resources unsurpassed by of our money to a gold basis hasnt lar was worth a dollar and both any journal ia the United States been at all good for us sp far We tho dollars a full legal tender he Horatio TV Seymour is the publisher Understand enough about finance to would as soon have ono as the other and Martin J Rus3ellcollector of the know that all other things being and ho was for free coinage for it port the editor It will advocate free equal the volume of money controls was evident that under those condisilver prices And we know that in propor- ¬ tions one of the dollars would buy as The director of the mint in the tion to commerce and population the much and pay for as riiuch as the statement just made public estimates volume of money has been steadily other neither more nor less the production of gold by the mines decreasing for years andnat the The funny thing was that Mr of the United States approximately during tho calendar year 1894 to have prices of produce and of labor have Carlisle just after this admission said that if free coinage was made been 1910800 fine ounces of the coins decreased as steadily So while we think that there should lawful the holders of gold would age value of 39300000 an increase over 1893 of 3500000 which is the be more money coined and put into turn in and buy two silver dollars largest amount produced in any year circulation we are not agreed as to with one gold dollar pay their debts since 1878 The production of silver with the silver dollars and then have from the mines of the United States is the beat way to do it de as many dollars as they had at first estimated to have approximated in Some believe that we should 1893 49l0Q0OO ounces of the coining monetize gold and put it on an equal My neighbor said tbat that beat value olS64000000 showing an in- - footing with silver with no discrim him If the silver dollars would pay We have opened for inspection our complete crease as compared with 1893 of ination as to coinage or charge for as much as the gold dollars intrinsic assortments of new Spring roods Never be- ¬ 10505000 ounces mintage as demanded by the last value same as the gold dollars what fore have we been able to offer so many induce- ¬ A Maryland mob hanged Jacob Democratic National convention and in the thunder would the fellow who ments in either style variety or price a negro murderer who Henson would have been legally executed for issue greenbacks enough to raise the had them want to give two of them his crime in a few days Henson per capita to S50 others think the for one eold dollar for He said feigned instantly and the lynchers coinage of silver by international that if he could find as big fools as feared hejvould not be hanged agreement is the right thing to do that hed quit farming and go to fi Zeb HoRudarson a white man is al- ¬ while the majority of us aro for the nanciering himself leged tooStve committed a rape on an free coinage of silver at the ratio of There was another thing though girl named Carrie Miller 16 to 1 statement in this same that ¬ That cannot be found at any other house in the near Geneva Henderson county Sunday He enticed her into a field and We hadbeen having a right lively worried him still more After buyin city Dont wait for the Spring rush See there accomplished his vile purpose time discussing ror one these questions all this silver two dollars our goods and get prices Henry Winglermuller of Coving when the Courier Journal came out this wonderful gold would vanish ton a naturalized German went to with a report of Hon John G Car never to return and leave a vacuum rGermany on a visit after an absence lisles speech and we all sat down to that our mints couldnt fill in fifteen of nine years and has been drafted read it and get sound doctrine from years of steady coinage of silver into the army for three years The headquarters for the Courier had My neighbor said that he bad heard state department is investigating it said the day before that John Sher some fellows claim that two bushels Sam Jones meeting in Owensboro was not I given much attention man had but one equal in the knowl- of wheat worth a dollar a bushel by the local papers this time At edge of finance and that one was had been squeezed into one gold dolv Only those makes which Reliable Maes his men only meeting about 100 Carlisle lar but he never had heard of the persons went forward and pledged we can guarantee are allowed in our stock Well weread carefully for we far- gold dollar leaving at the same time themselved to do better Any pattern you select will be first class mers are in a tight place and are get It had staid with tho fellow who sold Robt Barbee shot and killed Pete the wheat If it was going to take The Spring Trade with a Andrews with a shotgun in Mont- ting anxious to learn something We superb stock of first class in Mr Carlisles mind there the two dollars worth of wheat or two Tuesday saw that Tenn gomery county dollars worth of silver off with it it Dress Goods Trimmings negroes and brothers-in-laTheywere was but One issue The issue of both etc at prices that are low 1 was the worst thief hed ever heard gold and silver at a ratio of 16 to than ever before Goods Mrs Willis Davis of Allen county as money of Jreductionor gold alone of and ought to be driven off if we cheerfully shown killed herself because her husband so used and silver a subsidary coin had to build enough new mints to fill imbibed too much at a log rolling in one year which the gov He stated that money meant only its place Bad Tom Smith made an attempt what could be used for ultimate re- ernment could very easily do and to escape from jail at Jackson by demption purposes acknowledged charge a small per cent of the coin sawing the bars He was caught beand silver to pay fore ho sawed one of thebars through that ali other things being equal the age of both gold de- for the extension W C Stivers of Garrard county volume of money controls prices We are going No more at present has sued Miss Catharine West for clared that there could be but one to have another meeting soon and 55000 damages for failing to marry standard of value which was now him gold and that this standard could discuss that part of Mr Carlislels The New York court of appeals has not be changed without great disaB speech headed look at this picture sentenced Dr Robt Buchanan to die terv He argued against silver all the and if I have time I will write you The most elegant line Silks1 Dress Goods Trimmings Silk Waists Farmer the week beginning July 1 way through his speech but one of about it Millinery Spring Wraps Carpets etc ever placed on exhibiton in Andrew Jackson Martin aged sixty my neighbors who is inclined to the NOTICE four years a grandson of Andrew international agreement idea said and Whisky this city Jackson is dead at Memphis that he had made two statements States Interested Inoftbe Oplnm on these dis var books habits to nave one M eases Address B M Woolley Atlanta Ga Miko Drinberger broke the bicycle that were not exactly fair One was one will be sent yop free record at Louisville by going an an that in 81 years from 1792 until 1873 Box S82and Sit or pacegthird of a mile in 63 2 5 sec this government had only coined Dont Tobacco Life way Smoke Your onds 8030000 silver dollars when in fact startling title of a book about Charles Bergos and Jeff Lowry two 97000000 in silver hadJbeen coined is the truthful guaranteed tobacco thoharmles cure that braces up nlcotlnlzed nerves habit Paducah beauxfought over a girl and tho nicotlno poison makes weak Berger received wounds from which into dimes quarters and halves dur eliminates strength vlKor and manhood You men gain 8030- - run no physical no financial risk as ing this period besides tho he will die is sold by R O Hardwick under a guaran refunded tee to Wheat reached 82J at Chicago 000 in dollars while S100000000 of Addresseuro or money ly Co NewBook free York or Sterling Rem Wednesday the highest point of the foreign silver coin had been made a Chicago season legal tender The other was that Old papers 20 for 5o at the Ken The O Vs blacksmith shop at Jefferson in 1805 had stopped tho tdokian office Well just come and see how cheap they are Henderson burned Tuesday of silver dollars and that for coinage Carrie Price a colored woman died 31 years thereafter none had been of fright while in a dentists chair at coined forgetting to state that on acGrood Lancaster Ky iust t0 suit yu- count of the scarcity of silver that v Office Fibst National Bank 1S65 if ¬ NASHYIMKTEKNApril6 VV- The Smithland Banner has been both Jefferson and Jackson recom- Prof An elegant line of Summer Lap Robes opened now President Drauchns Prac JF Dratfghn College Nashville Tenn Ruttor startedAby Rutter mended that dimes quarters and tical Business Every thing you can need we have Sib Tho time for which you naeposit- aa fnntftU 1nn a CarrtoBalliger cued Fred Left for halves would serve the people better Dbab ittn aHnnilia nrrA proposition to glvo 3100 to any slander at Louisville and the jury than dollars until more silver bullion under your1UOHVUJU onaromuio ihuhub mm any Business College south of the Ohio gave her judgment for6500 could be obtained to you could not snow morowrltten ap rlverlt Qf course this has nothing to do plications ior Book keepers and Stenographers tKe Michigan legislature Has pass any tho PAST FIVE wjth thargument but it shoWsthat during Business College MONTHS than Ohio south cf the adelavrprohibiting treating other P Jbe FJVJC could erenagjraatft financiers JSx Car riverthis year show In and pastdemand YEARS having no expired has V-- Tho fiuripr Journal has evidently discofWppon which side the bread is buttered It has come down off its high horse and concluded to give space in its news columns to both sides of the silver question Senator Blackburns answer to Secretory Carlisle was published in full Tues day though tho bad grace with which it was done was shown by the headlines belittling his arguments that literally wiped up tho earth with tho hot and com statesman The Courier Journals policy of suppress ¬ ing erMihingopposedto the Sherman System has probably been changed by tho talk of starting a free ailver paper in Louisvillo Before the Fir n mme mivmj with To day Mtwciited Stone hwf the growth of Chicagb as the owner andedltor of a great newspaper and he write with the fullest Tmowledge Of the men and material condition that have made the new Chicago 3he illustrations wmcn on lacing as it was uetore o pages thecfipeandisnow are from exactly thoiame points of view and give in the most striking mariner a vivid idea of what the growth of Chicago has been The illustrations of to day are from original paintings and not from They represent Chh photographs cqgo as it never before has been pictured W WJi t31 igo Hlfhirt fitonorsWorld V Fair Here is a mm OBM Pitial Jjisi v Mil of tlie v G0OTJSv WE 5AKRY IH ftC M dwV LV sJ r Bicvcles Steam Fitting Goods ivuuuer nose Beltini xiiresners Sfn nlrnra m CREAM binders ML Mowersw M w v vO wu Majestic Steel Ranges7 bush Doors TOUmi show--Chicag- TwinelJ r nwmm VwJCj Blhus BAKING wagons PhajtonsV- vJfc id WWDffi MOST PERFECT MADE pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD A Mtsr Ji WW ft KJ SIJMW F 5J lm- j Harrows Hardware i i A Cultivators Drills r Fertilizers rf 7 RoadCarts PS f tt viri ijajf 2 Mouldings Brackets Shingles Mantles Urates Cement Lime Fire Brick lyfMBfc White Lead Linseed Oil Glass Putty t J Iaint iv- Seeds Plmvq Paints Varnishes fJ Tobacco Brushes tpt Hhds rii Sash Doors and Blinds Made to fit any opening Full stock botight before the advance and sold accordingly Leave orders ior sizes Screen Doors and Windows Ero New Spring Goods Bran New Patterns ld i 1 We Open uarpeis v LAi w CM LATHAM n COME TO SEE OUR GRAND SPRING STOCK Nothing Like it in the City 1 DONJTFAIL TO SFE THEM RICHARDS CO mtmmmm AS CHEP AS- 200 Positions- 200 1 HAKNESS SADDLES BEIDLES A- Vi-i- v B Yost 6o hoirDanvilleand injurea warf stally lielSSByaliithfasrarand that no mans rtatememY ought to be been made the same is now held subject to jour oiieek Hespootfully IT UW VPI V J eE3t OF THE -Loving ANTIIP Liberty- he Island of Cuba and Its Sons Whj the ttberatori Aro Anxloas to Many I Throw OS theXofco of Spain Industrie Taxed Out ot t Exlitonco ISpeclal New Orleans La- - Lettcr1 shocked the civilized world The horrors of Moro Castle the Black Hole of Calcutta were depicted by the few survivors who were returned to tho United States on the peremptory de- - erators of tho ill fated Lopez expedi tion which left this city in 1851 Tho Idea was designed by one of the Cuban patriots from whteh was made the flag of the liberators It differs¬ tfroin tho original Cuban flair but re tains tho golden key signifying that it is tho key of the Indies and adds tho single star the long cherished dream of a separate republic By tho side of tho painting is the por- ¬ trait oi the unfortunate Lopez who in 1851 with about three hundred liber- ¬ ators sailed from New Orleans to Havana The fate of these filibusters them In an art gallery In New Orleans Is a painting of the flag of tho Cuban lib- ¬¬ COURTESY HERE INSULT THERE Marka of IulltnM In One Geautfy Are Tlnwed IMttertmbij In Other Give mH Upht will you 1mm asked one mas of anrihri a fHw lobby afew evenings afo reports th New York Herald With pleasure said No knocking the ashes from his cigar before present ¬ ing it to his friend Thanks said No 1 return Juy the cigar after lighting liis cigarette It was kind of you to knqck tho ashes of for me but let me advise you never to do it if you happen to bo in the West Indies They look on that as a deadly Insult down there The Cuban or Ja ¬ maican will hand you his cigar with the ash on and you must snip it off for yourself That reminds me of another curious custom that I camo across on the west coast I was in Lima and my friend took mo one night to one of the cafes where they sit around after the theater and drink light wines There were women in the party and it fell to me after a time to fill a glass for one of his storV spoileo The Reporter lThe funniest experience I ever had Tfith a lunatic said a newspaper man ocordln to the Buffalo Express was Jack Jones experience rather than mine I Vas working for the Hearse then and Jack was on the Mierdphone Wo both had been sent out to the state asylum on Forest avenue on soino com monplace assignment and after we had got what wo wanted Dr Granger offered to show us through tho build ¬ ings In one of the wards the doctor having left us for a moment wo wero approached by an eminently respect-¬ able middle aged gentleman of evi ¬ yrsayuspixtx Nlely ii Bookkeepe V- T VS JOJU5 N XILL V Who Grttluc Atontf Until the Doctor Spoke MIH WIJJJJJJUl iPT Tin 5 HILLS k LIJ 5 WAREHOUSEMEN COMMISSION AND MERCHANTS GRAIN DEALERS Jrf I TW StJKTn Fine L ft f KussellvilleandKailroadStreetB Elberal Advances on Consfgnments Sj GtS I was sitting back comfortably in my chair smoking and without moving my position I carelessly tipped the bot¬ tle backward so as to pour the wino backhanded Instantly my fair companion Hushed deeply and there was a moments awkward pause in tho conversation Afterward my Peruvian friend told mo to pour wine for a lady in that fashion was to distinctly slight her Hard to Kill A storv is told of an Enelish sursreon who in his earlier student days attend ¬ ed a critical operation in Paris When it was over the complete silence and immobility of the patient held tho students in awed suspense After a few moments seeinc still no stons of tho agonies they knew tho patient must be jOEN LOPEZ FATHER OF Tllfi LIBERATORS suffering thoy exclaimed in one breath No IIo mand of our government The press tlnmnnis deadl ofhe is deadl surgeons gen an the ihief nnft accounts of the brutal 0 teemed with shooting of tho men and the inhumane swered he is not dead he is English treatment of those whose lives were spared for a moro severe imprisonment Proved Beneficial Tho office of the Spanish consul in New Doddy Ky May 2 1895 Maria Orleans was mobbed the broad ban ¬ ner of Spain was torn to tatters sev-¬ Manning of this place writes as foleral Spaniards were killed and tho lows I have recently purchased police wero called out to prevent a gen Pills and they have proved eral lynching of Spaniards not in sym- Hoods pathy with Cuban independence Frag very beneficial to me Judging from ments of this Spanish flag are yet in my experience I believe that they are tho possession of some of tho Cuban all that they are recommended to be Creoles who treasure them as memen ¬ toes in this city is to be taken with Hoods Sarsaparilla about five hundred strong some of the They sup- ¬ members being wealthy port the present uprising morally and How Electricity Kills ft is believed financially They are The very interesting and valuable mainly importers of cigars tobacco and experiments which Dr A M Bleile of fruits the Ohio state university has been They naturally prefer an independent government but would accept an- ¬ making with regard to the effects of nexation to the United States rather electric shocks upon animal organism than to longer endure the oppression of have reached a stage where a working Ifche mother country theory can be predicated upon tho re- ¬ Cubans have long looked for relief sults obtained This theory is a com¬ They offered themselves to Mexico plete departure from that most com- ¬ when she achieved her independence monly accepted It has been supposed from Spain and later to the Lone that the cause of death in cases of elec- ¬ Star of Texas and after her annexa- ¬ trocution was the breaking down of the tion sought an alliance with the United tissues But the elaborate experiments States But the politicians or mili ¬ which Prof Bleile has made during the tary adventurers were divided as to last month or more leave no doubt in plans each district having its leader his mind that death results from a very and the revolutions were the disorder different cause He has found by ex- ¬ perimenting with a large number of of the day Cuba has ever been oppressed by dogs that an electric shock of sufficient Spain and like in most all other in intensity to cause death results in a stances has been used as a colony from contraction of the arteries so that they means so much more than vrhich to wring taxes The sugar and refuse to perform their functions This you imagine serious and1 throws the blood from the veins upon tobacco industries were not encouraged but almost ruined by taxation Louis- the heart and virtually drowns the op- f f 5 niooo pop faciilf Vvrrr iana owes largely the growth of her eration of that organ trifling ailments neglected sugar industry to the oppressive taxaCouutry Dances In Italy play with Natures tion of sugar in Cuba Spain taxed the In Italy when the country men and industry so heavily that slave labor women dance together the first thing r greatest gift health was introduced so that it could be they do is to toss off their shoes if they it you are reeling grown with a profit in that prolific wear any A man does not go up to a 4 ouioi sorts weak country Slaves were imported from girl and ask ana generally exshe will dance hausted nervous Africa placed in barraccoons or prisons he fixes his her ifupon her from a but have no appetite eye dis and sold to sugar planters at from 300 tance and nods She nods in return ana cant wort becin at once tak to 500 each The Spanish government fnd then both kick off their shoes ad ing the most rella- shut its eyes to this traffic and levied a vance toward each other and begin to ble strengthening mediclnewhichts head tax upon each BozalAfrkanoWd lane Browns Iron Bit ¬ African that was landed The tax was ters A lew bottles cure benefit one ounce of gold about 817 of which comes from the Cuba received one fourth the Spanish very first dose it MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL government one fourth and the cuswont siain your teeth and toms officers the remainder pleasant to take ENDORSE When the local plantations were supplied the overplus was shipped to New Tho Cuban league Hoods Pills are specially prepared ABSOLUTELY PURE R HANCOCK R O WILCOX every madman int old Pliable sane but listen judge The mans manner made an imnres- sion on both of us but I had run across very cunning lunatics before Jack however became interested at once Has ctocd the Test of Tims The Microphone was pretty sensational In those days MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHER I left the lunatic tell BRANDS COMBINED ing Jack a plausible tale of family persecution and walked away to join Dr COR MAIN AND FRONT STREETS Granger We completed our tour of inspection and on the way back found A Remarkable Book the inmate still talking away and Jack Tobacco Warehousemen ana Commission M crchants It mercilessly scourees the taking notes like a court stenographer Liberal Advances on Tobacco storemoney changers In the Temple rVR HANCOCK Salesman could hear some of the oldgentle I of the Kepublie New York mans statements and certainly he told Kecorder a connepted story while his manner NAT GAITHKR was cool and matter-of-faJAS WE3P tyi The scene had attracted Dr Grangers mttention He looked and laughed and said Evidently your friend thinks he has a sane man there Walt a minute Walking up to the patient the physician remarked By tho way Wilkinson that money of yours came to day Did it ho said Thats good1 Then turning to Jack ho continued I forgot to tell you before that I am life ASbhUEv the king of Matabeleland in South Af-frica and that I have been only stop- ¬ ping here until I received a remittanco of one million dollars from my privy treasurer HOPKINSVILLE KY experienced Tho alienist had on the one weak spot in tho touched laahookof 100 pages printed on fine heavy mans panoply It is unnecessary to paper nnd bound in white enameled over add that the Microphone next day con- ¬ containing W EEAGSDADE RE CQQPEI5 SEVENTY TWO tained no scare head about insane And Is being rend by ILLUSTRATIONS Governors Statesmen and most of the prominent men of the counasvlum abuses try It should be in the hands of every voter gueon victorias namt in the Tnited States It is the duty of every businessman In Kentucky to read this book It is said that Queen Victoria has an He will find himself entertained while doing odd little habit of addressing those so and richly rewarded In the end There is dry about It as usually with books about her in the third person not the nothing subject on this to rulers and editors but For the purpose of introducing this bonk t we sacred the queen would like so and so or Its readers In its most attractive form THE has selected the queen was very pleased with KENTUCKIAN50 CENT EDITION THE the performance and so 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an Impure stato of the blood promptly CO CE3 Clarksville Tennessee 2TfJu T1IK LOPEZ FLAO From the only design Kaojrn to be In exist ence curative agent especially is it effica cious in cases of feeble women and M08T delicate childeen Rev Robert Barrett Louisville Baptist Seminary Old papers for sale at this office IN QUANTITY BEST IN QUALITY and completely eradicated forever from the system restoring health and purity UNION HOUSE r i Kidney and Urinary Weikback frequent and burning urine I eases of the bladder of both sexes promptly a id safely clued dis j j orlioc Private Diseases GTfflT minium unci cinctures varicocele WHITES CREAM nuuieiua will receive special and careful treatment for nil their manv wyurO Liberal advance made on Con- Free Storage to signments Planters Correspondence So Prompt and Careful Attention to All Business Entrusted to Us licited m m- A V a V o r I U t OrleanB and to the coast of Florida Butt most generally the slaves were held on the Cuban plantations until they were somewhat tamed when the price would bo thus enhanced to S00 or 1000 each It will thus bo seen that Spain used Cuba as a convenient point for the introduction of slaves into tho United States Oppressive taxation drove many Cuban sugar planters to Louisiana and slaves being easily ob ¬ tainable and cheap sugar production eoon became the leading industry By a similar oppression Spain almost stifled the tobacco Industry of Cuba The manufacture of Havana and Puerto Principe cigars was many years ago given to a monopoly which of course was heavily taxed In order to raise the price to make a profit the manu ¬ facturers procured the passage of a bunda for the destruction of tobacco nnsuited for tho market which meant all the surplus which the factory did mot purchase and at its own price Electropoise cured after all other remedies failed Rev W W Bruce Houstonville Ky Electropoise cured opium habit Rev Geo Means Covington Ky In one night the Electropoise re- ¬ VERMIFUGE FOR 20 YEARS Mas lod all WORM Remedies ItlCIUHDSOX celeTenderue bj Weakness of Organs Piles Fistula quickly cured without psin oadeten tlonfrom business Night Dizziness Loss of Energy and Confidence the dreadful effeoa of Early Vice which brings Organic Weakness Nervous Debility tidns Impoteney Melancholy Emls- 1 Mmmmm mmmmmmiMMWMMM m EVERY saii ur axi mtTjaoisTs rrrnirrd hr 5IEUUK if FT BOTTLE GUARANTEED KvaBvo L0lI P lieved brain congestion and vertigo We could- fill this paper with simi- Gotsi Prompt Poslt Cure for Impotence Lota Seminal of Manhood Emissions Spermatorrhea Distrust Neruousnets Self make you a STRONG Vigor ous Man Price 700 Q 5 00 Boxes Soeelal Directions Mailed with each Box Address BilUri Snov Ualaiat Co QIO lar reports but think this sufficient to interest you on the subject of Electropoise health rented four months for 10 Loss of Memoru Sc Will unfitting one for business study or enjoyment of life treated with neer falling success On examination the urinary deposits a ropysedl- t uf juuna ana sometimes fenioll panicles of hlbumen will uppearor the bo of a thin milkish hue again cporlll to a dark and changing tuibiil appearance There are many men who die of this nifficulty Ignorant of the cause which Is the second diagtHrfSeinlnaltteakneM will guarantee a perfect cute in all The doctor and a such cases healthy re toratl n of the genltureurinary organs Till WUITK your troubles if living awoy from the city i on can be cured nt homo by corres pondence Absolute secrecy In all profes sional dealings and medicine sent secure ill from obsevation Testimonials of patients are never published Bank references to my Ml resronsibflity cheerfully given Address I ITALIAN i SAMUEL HODGSON CLARKSVILLE TENN Manufacturer and Importer oi MARBLE f m SOOTnTTi RWTTTm and rmt iw if LuOASAvf 6TUOUI8 MO DUBOIS WEBB Dr Kollock 613 Church Street HtaMUeTan After 40 years experience wo feel confident that orders entrusted JljL to ua will be executed m a skillful ana srtistio manner jp fa the most sirable EASTERN GRANITE MONUMENTS TABLETS and STATUARY F de- rf i I Jf jf re i 1 jgd 509 Fourth Avenue Louisville Ky What we do with Chr st is the sure teBt of our relationship to God I 11 gm KR F M WHITLOW Isour Solicitor fcrirork Mone but the best material used s l I U V JV My li M May 311898 jf Tbiqg Oircult Court Pirdotory GUINEAS ON THE FARM First Monday lb IbniAry tera Thy Cost They Aro Profitable three weeks third Monday Ik Kay term two Almost Natalng t KU weeks f flr Moatlay In September terra thret Guineas prefertd seeky thfeir food In weeks tho fields snd trky scldo m como home Ohristm Kortk Monday in February erm six i let first Monday In June term for food asloiiff tlloy oan find a supply Monday In September themselves- As a rulo they mate and Jotfr weei term six wei s it Is bestJ therefore td have the sexes Callow At Reeond Monday In April term ontial The hen steals her nest but threewcekt rsMonaav t August term ca inot refrain from making a noiso two fweeWj becond Monday in November when she coines off which betrays her term tUtlEjyeeks to the watchful farmer Guineas are LYON Slrst Monday in May term two valuable on farms where tho range is weeks first Monday in August term two wideas they destroy a very large num weeks flrrt Monday in December term two ber of Insects and do- not scratch up weeks seeds In fact a flock of twenty guin ¬ eas will conbume a number of insects Dr Kollock in Nashville so largo as to almost appear incredible Regular Graduato and Registered Physician as they are active ajid always search- ¬ Formerly Assistant Burgeon U S Navy after ing They also consumo grass and S Army and later young weeds wards Post Surgeon as well as tho seeds of Surgeon British Marino Service with two undesirable plants and grasses Tho Springs years experience as physician at Hot hen lays about 125 eggs in a year es-¬ ArK Endorsed by thoEncyclopodla Brl pecially if they are taken from her be- ¬ tanlca Vol X page 185 tho largest and world being in fore she begins to sit The flesh of tho most important work In the wenty fivo volumes each tho size cf a large gunea is rather dark but juicy and of churchJljMe He Is noted as the discoverer a gamy flavor They may be raised of tire Sryo principle of gelseminum a specl to tremain near tho houso by placing tho eggs under hens and a few chicks flo for neuralgia of the face and womb Cures Catarrh Syphilis Lost Manhood and General to the brood when the young guineas Debility The Doetor has been all over tho aro hatched They will learn from world and has mado mrny cures given up by tho chicks and soon become accus- ¬ other physicians Vendomo Building tomed to the same habits as the chicks growing up with them The eggs re ¬ Persona who sympathize with the quire four weeks for incubation and aWicted will rejoice vith tho D E aro usually hatched under hens in the Carr of 1235 Harrison street Kansas poultry house Prairie Farmer Citv Ho is an old sufferer from In ABOUT BEE PARALYSIS flammatory rheumatism but has not Tiertofore been troubled in this cli- - Partially Starred Brood Is tho Cause of matfl LfiRt winter he went up in tho Trouble A writer in American Beo Journal fo Wisconsin and in consequence has It came upon says For several years I warned the had another attack he bee keopers in timed of sudden checks me again very acute and severe My joints swelled and bo in tho honoy flow to look well after said came inflamed sore to touch or al- their bees and cither uncap honey in most look to look at Upon the ur- ¬ the brood chambers in the evenings or well gent request of my mother in law I feed so as to keep tho colonies Brood to re- suppled with unsealed stores tried Chamberlain s Pain Balm duce the swelling and ease the pain is always well fed when tho colonies have unsealed stores and to my agreeable surprise it did But if abundance of place so as to stop a check takes used three fifty cent both I have suddenly while colonics a honey Taottles and believe it to be the finest have a flow quantity and hand thelargo will use up of brood on thing for rheurhatism pains tho unsealed bees swellings extant For sale by R C stores very soon and then tho bees - HOPKINSVIIiLiE KBwrauofiAN f tl 7 JeoV A yu A THE PEKING DUCK Breed Generally referred to the Old Oneg by DninU lUlnors Of the four leading varieties of ducks tho Pekings are decidedly the most popular in tills country They were brought here from China about twenty years ago and soon displaced the Aylesbury and Rouen the English aud French breeds in public estimation The fourth variety tho Cayuga has the disadvantage of coal black plum age It alsq requires tho vicinity of lakes ponds or streams as it is de- ¬ cidedly a water duck Tho Peking breed matures earlier than tho other varieties Tho birds aro said to bo larger at six weeks old than any other breed which makes them valuable for market at this ago They aro hardy easy to raise fine for the table and good layers of large white eggs They grow rapidly and do well when there is no water They aro not as tractable as the Rouen or Aylesbury hence a cross with them is often preferred A flock of common ducks can PRIZB PEKING DCCK AND DUAKE Hardwick Hopkinsville Ed- R gard Lafayette druggists mi i Bo- ¬ itm Whoever trys to bid good by to his sins one at a time will never get ihem all behind him m m m sick with bilious colic when M C Tisler a prominent merchant of the town gave her a bottle of Chamber- ¬ lains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy He says she was well in forty minutes after taking the first dose For sale by R C Hardwick Hopkinsville Ed R Bogard La- ¬ A lady of at Tooleys La was very fayette i m m m m Notlfmakes us rich thdt does not maKb us grateful cough Chamberlains Cough Remedy is excellent Bjr using it freely the disease is deprived of all dangerous consequences There is no danger in giving the remedy to babies as it contains no thing injurious 25 and 50 cent bottles for safceby R C Hardwick Hop kinsvilleJEd R Bogard Lafayette For whooping wont uncap the sealed honey fast enough to keep pace with the amount Soon of brood that requires feeding after that tho small larvco will be found looking like little dried worms in the bottom of tho cells without a particle of food In some cells ready to cap will be seen some of this starved brood with a brownish color lying on tho lower side of tho cells Some of tho and turned up a little capped brood dies through not being fed enough to last until hatched And some of the bees that do hatch out of this scanty fed brood will be a day or two longed in hatching and when hatched some of these bees will be dark in color and scarcely able to fly And when the owner sees the bees of the same hives in some cases killing off these useless bees he will be apt to think them old worn out bees that are being killed off If the bee keeper would see that his colonies of bees had plenty of unsealed stores while brood rearing is going on ho never would be troubled with this state of things in tho aniarv The man who doubts the love of his brother will be sure to doubt tho love of his brothers God Nearly every one requires a tonic blood medicine in the spring There is nothing so good as Foleys 50c Sarsaparilla For sale by R Hardwick In the crucifiixion of Christ we see man doing his worst and God doing his best A Household Necessity W No family should be without Foleys Diarrhoea and Colic Cure Perfectly safe and will give instant An old proverb says a serene aut relief Price 25 and oOc For sale umn makse a windy winter C K Wyly by Ballards Snow Liniment What wo do with Christ is the sure Mrs Hamilton Cambridge Ills test of our relationship to God says I had the rheumatism so bad I could not raise my hand to my head A Warm Friend Ballards Foleys Colic and Diarrhoea Cure cured me Snow Liniinent has entirely I take pleasuro in inform is very hot but when diluted it is a ing my neighbors and friends what it friend indeed to those suffer has done for me Chas Handley warm ing from bowel complaints It never clerk for Lay Lyman Kewanee fails 25 and 50c For sale by C K Ills advises us Snow Liniment cured Wyy him of rheumatism Why not try it It will surev do you good It cures The soul can never have peace unSores all inflammation Wounds til it finds out that it has no sin Cuts Sprains etc Free trial bottle at R C Hardwicks Tho fact that Hoods Sarsaparilla Drugstore the favorite once fairly tried becomes spring medicine speaks volumes for The price of a wife in Zululand 30 its excellence and merit years ago wassix cowsand theircal ist ves1 A fine Artie owl snowy white has HINTS FOR BEEKEEPEBSV been added to the London zoo A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man BY using an extractor old combs may Are you bilious constipated or bo saved and utilized ErWybody will be interested in EvEitr bit of wax and old combs wh2ws said about Olive Branch in troubled with jaundice sick headache another column It costs only SI a bad taste in mouth foul breath coat- should be carefully saved ed tongue dyspepsia indigestion month The queen must bo prolific in order hot dry skin pain in back and be to keep the hlvo full of bees tween tho shoulders chills and fever Bees bred in now comb are gener The reason all things work together etc Tf you have any of these sympfor good to them that love God is be- toms your liver is out of order and ally much larger than thoso reared in old cause love is always the gainer by your blood is slowly being poisoned In order to obtain tho best results it being tested because your blood does not act prop is essential to have tho best grado of erly Herbine will cure any disorder bees i Important to Invalid Ladies of the liver stomacn or uoweis it Clover and buckwheat aro among Dr Kilmer After having been for has no equal as a liver medicine tho best honoy producing crops that years afflicted with ovarian troubles Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at can be grown Tiie 6afest plan of securing a good part of tho time not being able to turn R C Hardwicks drug store crop of honey is to provide good pas¬ myself in bed I was induced to use your Olive Branch and mn happy to Vitalia double strength for saloby turage for the bees It is more profitable to melt up dirty eay that after UBing one months druggists combs or throw with dead brood and am sound and well treatment I uso instead good foundation When ¬ Mrs John Wallace jf In prosecuting righteousness the Grant City Mo dovil gives his testimoney that it is ever there is any doubt about tho comb f discard it and use foundation For sale by R- Cm Hardwick the best thing in the world As boon as spring flowers bloom there t tt should be no natural swarming In Havelou Had tho Grip As soon as a man finds out that he foot tho bees should not be allowed to Sometimes however tho have you probably need a is ljttle he begins trying to add a swarm Ii you swarming fever seems to affect th Reliable medicine likel61eys Honey cubit tahis stature wotij colony less than a pint ot bee arid tar to Jiealxoftr lumW and stop racking cough incidental to this Controversy m religious vnatters aometlmes being left in th old colony s Lottls Reimbllo Imum For sale by C K Wyly pays dor apirfwaliriditoda Ballards Horehound Syrup We guarantee this to be the best Cough Syrup manufactured in the whole wide world This is saying a great deal but it is true For Con sumption Coughs Colds Sore Chest Sore Throat Pneumonia Bronchitis Asthma Croup Whooping Cough and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs we positively guarantee Bal lards Horehound Syrup to be without an equal on the whole face of the globe In support of this statement we refer to everv individual who has ever used it and to everv druggist who has ever sold it Such evidence is indisputable Free trial bottle at R C Harwicks Drug Store J bo greatly improved by using a Peking drake Their white elastic feathers largely mixed with down are almost as plentiful as those of the goose and form an important source of revenue when the birds are raised in large num bers Duck culture is a business that is rapidly extending especially on Long AMONG THE POULTRY Island where the duck farms are grow ¬ ing in size and numbers The circum- ¬ Feed steamed wheat bnn oatmeal stance that the Peking is the favorite to growing ducks breed among all the largo duck farm- ¬ and corn meal Feeding chickens wet sloppy food is ers being used either pure or crossed with others proves conclusively their almost certain to induce diarrhea WiiEf eggs aro the main object the belief in its superior merits N Y nonsittlng breeds should be selected World Make some slatted coops for feeding REARING TURKEYS where the young fowls can be fed sep- ¬ old ones Allow Plenty of Liberty as Confinement arately from the By making thonests in a dark place Kills Young Bird the hens the It is best to confine the brood for a eggsrisk ofbe largely learning to eat tho will reduced week at least after hatching Should Milk can be kept in vessels where the mother hen then become restless she may be let out during the middle the fowls can help themselves or it As tho turkey retires can be mixed up with their food of the day early and dislikes being disturbed after Turkeys are subject to all tho ills settling down for the night be sure that afflict chickens and they are not and coop them before the sun sets so easily cured when they are sick A FATlien seldom lays anything but The young turkeys will eat but little the first week Feed separate from the soft shelled eggs Apoplexy and egg mother for she will devour all tho bound aro results of excosslvo fat focd within reaclu For downright The chief reason why so many flocks greediness an old turkey hen has few run down is that little judgment is ex- ¬ equals Dry bread soaked in sweet ercised in selection of the breeding milk is one of the best foods for the fowls young as is curd from fresh butter- ¬ Feeding pens that will admit littlo milk A whole flock has been raised chickens and restrain grown fowls will on warm curd A custard made of one bo convenient and useful when tho egg to a pint of milk thickened with hens hatch out their chickens bread no sugar is a good food When Mille and sorghum see d are both about two months old feed whole good feeds for young poultry They wheat part of tho time and mix corn can be used in connection with corn meal with their feed this should not meal and table scraps to good advan Allow plenty of tage be fed exclusively liberty as confinement will kill young grass are tho natural food turkeys When tho mother hen be ¬ of Grain und poultry when they aro at liberty gins tramping wildly from ono side of and if when they aro confined they aro the coop to the other better let her deprived of green food trouble will out unless the weather is unfavorable ensue When about tho sizo of partridges Bees and old enough to follow the mother a good poultry and small fruits make combination for a small farm in long rambles tho young will need assist but little attention simply a littlo feed Each will seasons the other during the and the profits of tho different morning and evening They much prefer bugs grasshoppers insects and one will often make up tho deficiency seeds to a more civilized ration Do of the others not neglect to bring them homo at PLAN FOR HENHOUSE night and put under shelter until old enough to fly into trees and care for It Tlan Many Folnts to Recommend It to Poultry Italscra themselves Turkeys do not always Below is a plan of my henhouse Tho select wisely tho best resting place for tho night vhence vermin sometimes at ¬ coop is 0x20 and will accommodate 13 A partition crosses tho tack and annoy them Teach them to 36 15 fowls come at the sound of your voice it will house making a henhouso Cxl2 and a save many a weary tramp in searching day coop 0x8 A represents a platform raised 18 inches from tho ground over woods and fields Six wecksUime is sufficient to fatten which aro roosts 12 inches from the for market Feed twice a day all tho platform Tho object pi tlw platform whole corn thoy will eat but do not is that it gives all tho ground for run attempt confinement as a turkey and keeps the droppings dry and clean chafes under restraint and will lose so thoy aro marketable soiling from o0 flesh rather than fatten They will to 00 cents per bushel to market garB in tho day coop is a feed not take more exercise than is neces deners sary to keep in good health Mrs J- George Smith in American Agricultur ¬ Ti J- water tight either with wax or paint a tin box made purposely for Watering ibees might be still better Make tho lid to fit loosely inside of tho box bore the lid full of gimlet holes nail two little strips on tho underside of the lid atfeach end to keep it from warping and ono on top of tlio lid to lift it in and out with While filling the box with water if tho lid gets too heavy tack thin slices of cork underneath to keep it on top Tho way I got my bees started to water in the boxes was to take sweetened water at first very early in the spring of the year and I was careful to always keep water in tho boxes I generally kept ono box with salt water in it say one tea spoonful to a quart of water Some times the bees seem to bo verj greedy for the salt water and at other times they would not touch it for three or four days I think I havo saved thousands of bees by hav It is ing this watering place located on tlio south side of the houso in a cool shady place where there is not so much wind as in some places During tho ten hot days in July and August when the mercury stood at 106 degrees my bees drank three and one halft gallons of fresh water a day out of tnese boxes I filled them every morning and noon during those hot days and spent considerable time watching the bees coming and going for tho water I had 15 colonies at that time and I have no doubt that some bee keepers will discredit this statement for it seems hardly possible but it is nevertheless true I measured very particularly and I know that the boxes did not leak 1 was bothered very much the summer before with bees in the watering troughand around the well bucket where timid folks often did without water on account of the bees being too thick This was my third year with bees I got 150 pounds of honey and doubled my bees from nine to 18 colonies I am very well satisfied with the business and expect to continue WATERING THE BEES Via Proved Satlsfnevory to Itr inventor Phillip Smith describes In tho Amer ican Bee Journal how he waters his bees I take ho says a large cigar 6ox or any other box that can be made rian That uf TKTEvCft iIRh iB Livery Feed And Sale Stable COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS HOPKINSVILLE zy Good 2 KENTUCKY eUlmon Good lot room adjoining nigs with or without drivers JurnUhed day or night NICE WAITING ROOM Special rates to Commer FOR LADIES we are well e quipped to do the hest mOW GRADE PRINTING at moderate prices Write us men ueeuing Letter Heads Hill Heads 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the Arca dia House havo FREE ACCESS to the SDrlncs without extra charee Invalids should remem- ber that the months of June and July ofler nany advantages to persons visiting the Springs The dry and liquid salts are manufactured ai these Springs iomani CO Proprietors t i holema Formerly with Alexander T Grant Propr RT E B W ARLINGTON HOTEL BEASONONBLE CORNER BATES TWELFTH AND MAIN STREET LOUISVILLE KY HOT AND COLD BATHS JAS D HEALEY Jr Late of Giveiis Headley BAR BARBER SEOP TOM P MAJOR Late of Clarksville Teun Co JMLELJOjT TOBACCO WIRE TOM P MAJOR CO Proprs NO 1025 West Main Street LOUISVILLE 1845 - KY Insure in the Old Reliable 1895 MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE 0 NEWARK NEW JERSEY AMZI DODD President CO Tqjal Assets January 1st 1805 652S3 00380 1379j4313G2 Paid Policy Holders since organization Surplus Former N V Standard 67S8Se5 Losses paid In Kentucky over 300000000 After second year GUARANTEED CASH SURRENDER VALUES on life and endowment policies INCONTESTIBLE CASH LOANS made on assignable policies In caseoflnpseno FORFEITURE policy Is continued In force FOR FULL AMOUNT by the reserve orlf pre ferred to the purchase of a paid up pollcv No restrictions as to RESIDENCE o r OCCUPA TION THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired FW SMITH CO State Agents 512 West Main street LouisvUle Ky CALLIS milium WALLACE imwiji pwn Local Agents KENTUOKY HOPKINVILLE Mi i i i mwpwMMmgun wiimmi f It depends upon How and When you market your chickens and eggs and to Whom you send them We are largo receivers of poultry and eggs and have an established trade and stand the best chance to make money lor all our shippers We receive and sell Butter Eggs Veal Hides Pelts Tallow Beans Seeds Potatoes Wool Hay Grain or anything1 you may Quotations mailed regularly to those wha have to ship Information cheerfully furnished request It and liberal advances made on the largest consignments by PROFIT IN POULTRY HERNDON CARTER CO 313 315 317 J 319 MURRELL COURT LOUISVILLE Klfc DIRT ANTJ PLATFORM BOOM rLENTV trough divided into two sections for convenience in cleaning It is 18 inches from the ground with a 10 inch platform mado of slats in front This also gives ground underneath and places the trough so no sand can bo scratched in and all feed droppings outside aro readily picked up Tho nests C six in number aro placed 10 inches from tho ground E IL Beck in Farm and Home Cleanliness In tho Tooltry Doom Cleanliness means not only to care- fully remove tho droppings twice a week or what is better every day but also to whitewash occasionally Tho nests must be frequently renewed the roosts anointed with kerosono oil and inseot powdor dusted in overy crack and crevloe Tho object should be notonly to destroy all odors and to render the atmosphere pure but also to make it as uninviting as poesiblo for lice Do not undertake to keep poultry unless you are willing to do toiso things ior should neglect oooar there will be no profit and noooh dl Every one knows we are artists in woolen fabrics and tlie most fashionable aalors in the city We guarantee fits and absolute- ¬ ly dont want our customers to pay for any Our clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory stock of spring woolens is now complete embracing all the latest designs in London Specials and Foreign importations exclusive with us No one else can show them HOW TO DRESS NEATLY OUR TRIMMINGS are always the very best We invite you to call and see for yourself and get prices N TOBIN FASHIONABLE TAILOR 108 MAIN STREET jw laiisfactioo 13 r it jr l uiaai fiu mMgmimimPtjai AffikfcitPlHMWMliJ--MMM- i l mri T4 8 SERE AND THERE HOPKINSVILLE KENTUOKIAN A klulBf Mar 31f 1895 eaiic Sontkera Author i ft Th New York Commercial Adver Armisteads special pineapple tiser in ittf issue of May 18 says The Century has undoubtedly made and cream oda is delicious The Democratic committee will a hit with its new serial The Prin meet Monday to issue the call for cess Soma which b being read on the coming conventions and perhaps every hand and will serve to attract a to take action in the matter of calling strong interest to its author Julia a convention in the Pembroke magis Magruder whose work in fiction has terial district A nomination for not altogether received the attention¬ magistrate must be made and it which it merits Miss Magriifler al might be a good idea to let this bo though thousands will know of her done June 15 when the precinct con- the first time through The Princess ventions are held for the state candi- ¬ Soniais not a novice in literary work To day and To ttiorf ow GRAND BARGAIN FINALE -- OF W T lay WONDER SAiJR TH- E- iv 1 dates ih ter than others and enjoy life more with lesS expenditure by moie promptly adapting the worlds bent products to the needs of physical being will attest the value to nealth of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy Syrup of Figs Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pleas ant to the taste the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect lax ¬ ative effectually cleansing the system dispelling colds headaches and fevers and permanently curing constipation It has given satisfaction to 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 is perfectly f r60 from every objectionable substance Syrup of Figs is tor sale by all drug¬ gists in 60c and 1 bottles but it is man ¬ ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only whose name is printed on every packuge also the name Syrup of Figs and being well informed you will not accept any substitute if offered Munyons Remedies at Elgins The children of the third and KNOWLEDGE fourth grades of the Virginia street publicSchool picnicked near Edwards Brings comfort and improvement and personal enjoyment when mill Tuesday and spent a very pleas fends to rightly used The many who live bet ¬ ant day A number of their little friends were invited and accompanied them There were about fifty in all including the teachers I will on next Monday June 8 1895 at the court house in Hopkins ville Ky sell to the highest bidder one Garr Scott Separator which has only been ubed one season WP WlNTBEE Weather Porecasts Much rain may bo expected in the month of June and storm conditions will appear early in the month There will be intense thunder and lightning with cloud bursts in many sections and tornadoes The intense heat will give way to very cool weather before the 10th but very heavy 6torms of rain hail and wind will closely follow The indications are that the month will be a stormy one intensely hot in this section while for north it may hit the frost line for a day or two PEItSONAI GOSSIP frKinflv ir nrcnrnmnrr n VinRft ball club and wUl be ready for Cadiz aB soon as a little practice is had Mr W R Elliott desires to give formal notice to the Democrats of the Pembroke magisterial district that he is a candidate for the nomination for justice of the peace The vacancy now filled by appointment will be filled by election in November Mr Elliott is a well known and popular and a staunch Democrat f nominated he would make a very acceptable candidate and of course be elected as the district is strongly Democratic Sticky fly paper at Armisteads Mrs CJlavton Daere Richards crave an organ recital at the Baptist church last nierht and some fine sa cred music was rendered She was assisted by vocal selections from the choir Fresh and reliable drugs at Talia Some eight years ago if I mistake not she issued Across the Chasm through the Scribners a novel of the north and south which attracted considerable attention and waB very Then she wrote and successful published a story called The Child Amy which added to her fame Two years ago came a very strong story A Beautiful Alien published as a serial in one of the popular maga zines and it made a greater success than anything which Miss Magruder had previously done Now comes The Princess Sonia and in the autumn there will issue from the same authors pen a longer novel called The Violet which C B Gibson is now illustrating and is considered by Miss Magruders friends and editors to be the best thing she has done Misa Magruder isaBOutherngirlwho makes her home in North Carolina She comes of an old Virginia family auu ictcucu ti touwuuu iu iiio South and in Washington her father havingfpracticed law at the capital Of recent years for many years she has traveled abroad ouite exten sively but has now settled down to literary work in her southern home Miss Magruder often spends a social fortnight in New York A World of new bargains go on gale in addition to thoseadveitisedU 4 For one hours bargaining TO DAY tofflmkii itAJf j to 1030 930 Printed Ducks - -a Best Standard m Only Ten Yards to a Customer 5c a Yard Fororie hoiifs bargaining TO MORROW Finest Custom Made Oxford and Prince Albert Shoes in Tans and Blacks Worth up to 200 xou Are Foolish if you uont save S f 1030 to U30 a m A A yf VVUKAi KQ mSpU H1 if M J 4b r L f M vv I fl Jf irr i- luRaj iik-- m I Spicy Facts from Beverly NowasScinio has gone West and Mammas Pets have turned White because they tried to go West and failed we the new comers will venture to let ourselves be heard The farmers of the neighborhood are very much rejoiced to see the rain that is erentlv moisteninc tho earth Misa Hord of Pembroke and Miss es Donnell of Lflhannn TWn nm visiting Mrs Geo V Donnell The neighborhood is quite lively s Parties seem to be the amusements of the day On laBt Thursday evening the young people were entertained at the home of Mr Wheeler Cayce Quite a number from other neighborhoods attended We would give the names of those present but would not like for it to be known that the literary Mammas Pets were beauless so we will leave this feature unnoticed The rain of to day has made quite a number of tha lads nnrl lnnniVn hlnn and sad The cause being that the anticipated picnic cannot be held Behind the clouds where the suns still shining Miss Lester Bradshaw is with her aunt at Herndon this week Misb Pearl Marlow of Clarksville is visiting her aunt Mrs Pat Major Misses Brenda Darling and Alta Viola Kenner are spending the week wiin meir orotner in tlopinnsvilie now-a-day- Beverly May 25 SPECIAL LOCALS wool Herndon Carter Co are headquarters on this issue3rVle fc Sec their ad in We Are Advertising FASHIONABLE MILLINERY vfx- - ferros ag Dr Jas A Young left for Louisville Tuesday to attend a meeting of the State Homeopathic Society of which he is president Mr W A Lowry has returned from a short visit to Sebree Springs much improved in health Misses Mabel Southall and Hattie Miller of Pee Dee visited friendB in the city Tuesday MisB Francis Barr of Bowling Green is the guest of Mrs if mn Mr YVtBr Olvey and wife have re turned from a short visit to Louisville Miss Sarah luicks of Henderson is the guest of Mrs Otho Anderson Miss Lizzie Owen is visiting friends in Bowling Green this week Mr W R Bowles had returned from a business trip to Louitville Miss Addie Cox of Leitchfield is visiting friends in the city Maj John Phelps spent several days of this week in Trigg county Mr 0 A Brasher and family visited relatives in Crofton yesterday Yesterday was Decoration Day and a national holiday but the occasion There was not generally observed were the usual exercises at the cemetery and the colored people had a parade but the business houses were not closed 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 The condition of Mrs M D Kelly who has been critically ill for several weeks is slightly improved and the chanceB are now considered favorable for her recovery All the cool drinks of the season at Taliaferros new fount A colored excursion will be run from Clarksville to Douglas Sunday morning The round trip will be 50 The old reliable Furniture dealers and undertakers Up stairs in Henry block Hopkinsville Ky And 60 Groverhas gone a fishing And weve heard from old Japan Shes giving China a licking But were still at the same old stand It ft m2li BStk s and 1st Book to Hiqht JU v i NOTIONS Hotel Latham Block or Main Enteanck T J SARZEDAS Late of Louisville i yourselvetj And examine our shop made furniture and be astonished at he low prices we are elling it for If you doubt Jt come and see for Tobacco Fertilizer at Winfree Bros Co Gruarante d 120 rftr lOOlha centB r from a trip to Tennessee Dr B F Eager returned yesterday MATRIMONY Kellt Revieiu Mr Frank Kelly of South Christian and Miss Mattie Reviera of Texas left this city yester- ¬ day morning for Nashville and wer married upon their arrival there The bride has for sometime been visiting her aunt Mrs Ed jBradBhaw in the country Her youth was the princi ¬ ple objection to the marriage Mr Kelly is a clever and popular The young couple young farmer were accompanied by Miss Anna Landes They returned home last night Toland White Sweet potato slips in large quanti ties and varieties Ky Reds Southern Queens Jersey Reds Jersey yellows Red Nancymonds Yellow Nan cvmonds Mississippi Yams at Mc- Kees the grocer Fifty or sixty persons in Kentucky were granted pensions Tuesday Wm T Prime of Elmo was one of them Dr Sam J Bakerspecialistdiseases of Eye Ear Throat and Nose Eyes tested with finest French trial case rriade free Spectacles furnished Office overWallace Taliaf orros drugs store Lady attendant Hours 9 to 4 F Cohen has opened a branch millinery store at Pembroke Chair Hammocks at Elgins Nice Poland China pigs for sale Also a combined horse 5 years old T E Elgin Hopkinsville Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over City Bank Hopkinsville Ky A large crowd from the city attended the decoration exercises of the John V Boyd Post G A R at Crofton yebterday Flavoring extracts all kinds for iceB etc at Armisteau s TODACCO NEWS A a nA TJnonHt ATWMUVAAU KJVWJk VIA The of Bowles Hayden is - ww hand all at this day dissolved by mutual consedt Mr C K Hayden retiring Mr W R Bowles will continue business at the old stand and will settle all the LOWEST Cash FIGURE indebtedness of the firm All bills due the firm are payable to him also W R Bowles Misses Flemino- fintfirtainfirf n ntnnll n T TTnWlnn Bed room Suits party of friends on Monday evening Hopkinsville Ky May 31 95 All present enjoyed the time very much Music and conversation were Thft T W HnmAr io o flr0 the amusements of the evening wo r in mndflTnfinn Useri We hope our letter will recieve as wniskvon earth much attention as Nora Neals and it is a sure specific for indigestion Mammas Pets did Thov pnrtn in aui yuucnu ueunitj iur llibomnia IOr ly were rare and sparkling but mental denression It ana fmornnf A Solid Oak we think ours is more rarer and most as ripe fruit and if used in moderation sparklingest lengmens me aaas to our joys and I JPublish this please and let Mam- - drives dull care away xnei w mis Pets see that Beverly has lutely pure Harper whisky is absoIt is prescribed by the sprouted a rival talent in ablest physicians of this country and Papas Devils by degrees it is winning a world wide Important to Ladles repumion N A very practical lecture will be given Sold by W R Loner Honkinsvilln at Moayons Hall Thursday June 6 Ky FUNERAL DIRECTOR at 2 p m on Prof Blits new method of canning fruits and vegetables by hot air and steam using no acids A This lecture was attended by over a hundred ladies at Memphis Mrs N A Gladding of Memphis sayB I have used the Blits method of fruit canniner in mv home and con sider them the very best safe canning ana preserving or truits Samples on exhibition at Hardwicks drug store where s550has been left as a guarantee of good faith to patrons W Dissolution Notice firm I j ARE YOUR EYES PERFEcM ft Kitelei WXUUJ M The Main Street HAVE rOUR EXES EXAMINED V uwilii rnmrJnt The repairing Dnfll AT Klusting property of broken spectacles and ad- to the face by Kellv not equaled in this part of Ue Cflpnntry Gl V KTlcnCZl BMMLJ Our splendid youpg Jack Day Star will make the present season on the Locust Grove farm near the Wat kins farm The Square postofiice 10 to insure mare with foal Money due when mare proves to be Day Star is in foal or is transferred a black jack with white points is 15J hands high and four years old M A MASON WB 1010 475 Suit for at W DUOKR4 great many suits re goin at Grreat Offer Our cent and per 10 a off on all boys HOPKINSVILLE MAEKET Fills a Long Telt Want Mr Wm P To land of this city was married at 11 50 10 00 10 00 9 50 9 00 9 00 Owensboro Tuesday night to Miss 8 50 9 00 8 50 9 00 850 8 50 8 00 Media White of Louisville who was 85 hhds com leaf 750 to 5 00 Mr Toland is visiting in Owensboro 88 hhds low leaf J 5 00 to 8 50 iB a a stepson of Mr N Zimmer and 23 hhds lugs S2 to 4 worthy industrious young man who We had the most active and strongliyes on a farm near the city est market of the year every grade A Co Republican State Convention at Louisville Bhowing advance 100 hhdB tobacco by Sales of On account of the above convention Co Wheeler Mills May 2 1895 the 0 V railroad will sell tickets to as follows Louisville and return on June 4th 27 hhds good med leaf 9 00 9 00 and 5th at one faro for the round 9 008 758 00 8 008 00 7 707 50 trip Good returning until June 8th 7 10 7 10 7 00 7 00 7 00 6 80 6 60 0 506 50050 6 506406 306 25 E M Sherwood Agt 6 25 6 10 6 00 6 00 B F Mitchell G P A Rev B Fay Mills will hold 0 41 hhds com leaf 5 80 5 75 6 70 four weeks meeting in Louisville in The Modern Invalid 5 605 505 30 5 255 255 255 25 October 5 20 5 20 5 20 5 10 4 90 4 90 4 90 Has tastes medicinally in keeping Berlin ranks as the helthiest city in 4 70 4 60 4 60 4 80 4 20 4 20 4 10 the world with other luxuries A remedy must 410 410410 4103 958 953 90 be pleasantly acceptable in form 3 803 758 75 8 753 70 8608 60 We pray the most for what we do purely wholesome in composition 3 403 408803 25 not need 82 hhds lugs U 00 4 00 4 00 3 90 truly beneficial in effect and entirely A good mans prays shakes the freefrom every objectionable quality 8403 253 008 00 2 90290 2 75 throne of Satan If realty ill he consults a physician 2 70 2 50 2 40 200 2 30 2 30 2 25 When faith prays it never takes no if constipated he usee the gentle fam ¬ 2 002 00200195 195175 175 for an answer 1 OO 1 DU 1 DO I DU J W ily lasative Syrup of Figs sick-headach- es Co Tobacco Bales by Abarnathy May 80th of HOhhds as follows 14 hhds med and good leaf 512 00 Messrs Forbes Bro have secured the services of an expert repairer of bicycles tricycles guns pistols locks etc Mr ween is irom Chicago and is an artist in his line Call at 10th and Main to get Buch work done If you are possessed of wool dyed unshrinkable sagacity you will not suffer any longer but will try the new and famous cure known as Ramons Tonic Liver Pills They are absolute- ly harmless and the best remedy ever compounded for all formB of bilious ness disorded liver sour stomach etc All druggists have them and they cost but 25 cents a box They will give you samples free childrens clothing until the en- ¬ tire line is closed out This proposition makes them go fast fcvfT IkMaViW I U r jf rlrTY 0 RtA1T7ATRT7T XiilUiiUJiJ2iii We carryt a line line of BOTH nphe beBt rC C T 1 T7 and get best pick v l f These 3T a real Balbrlggan Shirt and Drawers at 25 goods g0 under6tanj4 No catcbj a bonifide offer Our line of furnishing goods is extensive and we are selling at cents each OOLOEED T7vrBiTB AISfD centC Unlaunoeaed Shirt 50 on earth for only tave advanced but our prices have not yet been changed except on a X eW and they for lower price8 See our byB 10 Hat we offer yur for 25c- - Tne best Milan braid OXlt k xkt TT A rrc now goes at 7Bc Xiii AO The latest in Fur and Stiff Hats Dunlop shapes Yonman and all go at from 150 to 800 We want your trade and will Qtrn Dc 5ilU Tvrr jjT ctd aY Petree ViJfea to Go

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