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Digital page images are linked to the text file. m l yfp mB- A i mzm iif v 1 iJ J 4 i o jswij sfj7 J jmi viwrt- - HOPKINSivTLLE o KoPBltAYr JUNE iafe 7 1895 FIRST WEEK IjrO 37 j irlJtffftdif i i MMmOF HAS IT NEWS COLUMN BBADLEY gOUBSE WAY IfflMM NEW fstiD TRUTHIS Only a Few Unimportant Cases Disposed Of WINDY WILLIE WILL WENDHIS fc flMaMMl xaBV- jawwi lVtafcXBUrpia Jeett B1I Games SH3iurHer in Tennessee Wreck Heavy Tobacco Wheat JPros- - JProttteetc Mortf Flat tor Inc tSv t f m w U1 cIose our e at 7 dMkSBK VlS aC jfeinthB llwllt f- except Saturdays be open till wh8fwo l w ANrtUbcniw lpm hnlr CUMtytt Jif rtl 1 Jagaawon comes from thevarious Vrh4fttKrOrvitfe sections that the cron jTfepWsififcte Be up to the average anlwnpready been stated the 6crjB isfeatiSiJ that of any for fivedsirs vyHre the rust has done its vkjffdidjiinvelij but the crpps thua afeefeci are few and the short- this account WJH be mgfiffiJitliSji weather is favorable jPftesfrA6 usual yield unless develops that will prove rajurfays Some farmers say 80 barrels to the acre they will sorheSay the will be satisfied with 15 while Sthers will be content with 10 which will be a much better yield tHah ueual for the latter class ITeiport somkinyiot me q col who murdered his step fathW Luke Allen last Fri Â¬ day near Clarksville was captured by Sheriff C611ier near St Bethlehem Monday afrnoon but soon after -- v-made a brek for liberty jumped a Sri wire fence and escaped among the bluffs on Spring creek He was first seen shooting rabbits along the rail- Â¬ roads track being armed with the same pistol wftb which he committed the miirdeif Mallory is running through the jjiuntry barefooted terVrorizing every negro he meets by drawing his pistol on them Officers are scouring the country for Mallory and it is not likely that it will be many days before he will be landed in jail If is believed now that he is hs THE PLATFORM hi hiding in ther southern part of this Closing Exercises of a Successful Year Two as adopted was in substance as fol- Â¬ The most elegant lin6 Silks 4 Dress Goods Trimmings f county Graduates lows Millinery Spring Wraps Carpets etc ever placed on exhibitbn The Republicans of Kentucky The commencement exercises of Tito Athletics 1IU tbe Engagement A Bethel Female college were con- - while recognizing in tho approaching V Manager Galbreath succeeded in s city eluded Wednesday evening with an contest the great importance of state anmatters nevertheless appreciate the geiiiug wit umwuruieu iubuviiio am leticstOjplay the Locals thiB week elocution recital A very largecrowd fact that parties exist nationally and ttx - ii jA t j tbat5nopolitical party should Jbe vto kbi i andlitltsiglme came off atthe rs ra nj nrvrwi iri rfi jt i airaiu or usnumeu 10 give iun ana idlMfcSttr park yesterday afternoon Tnis club iJ BJ gx B 1L ft TL jfLt Wl-fwenjoyment Th6 young ladies ac- Â¬ explicit explanation regarding its po- Â¬ played Hopkinsville last year and put handsomely The sition on every question affecting the upn excellent game and this season quitted themselveswas followed by a prosperity of state and nation chapel program The apprehension of business in- Â¬ the nine has been much strengthen- levee that lasted until a late hour ABE YOUK EYES PERFECT c terests as to recent threatened tariff of- - several profesed by the addition The regular graduatingexercises sional ball players and those who were held in the afternoon of changes and the want of confidence wjtness the fun this afternoon will be Wednesday Misses Marie Hilfe and in Democratic management caused well pleased The game will be Mary Morrow were the graduates reduction in wages decline in expor j called at 230 in order that the Nash- Â¬ The class tree was also planted at the tations general depression of busi- Â¬ ness destruction of property shrink I the undersigned will offer for sale at the Court House in Hopkins Â¬ ville boys may return home after it same time HATE YOUR EXES EXAJUNEI The closing exercises which began age in values and labor agitation The rcDairlnc of broken spectacles and ad- ville Ky on Monday July 1 County Court day the farm known as the booked to play here this week will J riday evening were ail successful This apprehension accompanied with luBting properly to the face 07 3M DKelly Mary McCartyiarm upon which John J Reed now lives consisting of 757 not be on hand but will make a date The annual address was delivered by subsequent Democratic legislation la not equaled in thlB part of the country made by party and dishonacres The lands are divided into three tracts later on in the season itev J llowara Uarpenter of Padu or has served in perfidy respects to in- Â¬ Â¬ many Tuesday evening This prcvd cahon TRACT NO 1 contains 128J acres well watered and fenced Heavy Sates and Big Prices crease rather than diminish national to be a fine address and a large auTRACT NO 2 contains 426 acres with two good barns good dwelling Our tobacco market this week was dience listened to it Dr McCall has disaster Under these circumstances two stbries four rooms and an L Good stable 80 by 40 feet good granary all that could be asked big prices had a very prosperous year There the currency question has been f orcedÂ¬ into undue prominence and the Demand about 200 acres of fine timber This will make an exceptionally fine geon Ptif prevailing where fine goods were of- were 55 boardincr pupils and the out ocratic party has seized upon that is- Â¬ hnme look for the next session is bright fered and offerings being heavier sue to the exclusion of all else for the TRACT NO 3 contains 202J acres with about 100 acres of timber than at an time this season Sales Closing Exercises of Valparaiso Institute purpose of diverting public attention Office over Bank of Hopkinsville Hours from P toil smandS to 4 pm These lands have been worked for the past 18 years by Mr John Reed and were about 800 hogsheads with offerPembroke Ky May 31 95 It is from the conten pation of the ruin with great success No finer land to be found in Christian county The ings but slightly in excess Several not often our good fortune to spend its vicious policies and miserable hogsheads of wrappery leaf ranged such an enjoyable evening as we did management has wrought land to be offered in separate tracts and then as a whole m We are opposed to the free and TERMS J Caslvbalance in equal payments 1 2 and 3 years with 6 in the teens and one of this class sold last night The closing exercises of unlimited coinage of siver believmer at 1350 Lugs were also ia demand Valparaiso Institute were unusually given In Pil and China Painting per cent interest from Jan 1 1896 Lessons lein retained and were reported a shade stronger pleasing The Old Kentucky Home that it would involve the country in Drawing In Charcoal Crayon Pastel etc further particulars write or see me at CADIZ KY For where well ordered Receipts are of Mr and Mrs J H Williams was hnanciai ruin Isson Hours trom 0 to 12 A M We believe in a sound currency very heavy and are1 increasing at a a scene of beauty It was a beautiin the if CHINA PIKED rapid rate Large shipments of the ful day and a perfect night and and coinage use of both gold and silver providing always that a for Those Interested invited to call weed continue to come in from the everything to tho minutest detail was Ktf-- STUDIO at Residence South Main St surrounding counties and from many arranged with an eye to the practical dollar in one is made precisely as valuable as a dollar in the other 50 or away The We favor a tariff so regulated as fointsmarket is75 miles along smooth- as well as the best display of the moving various talents of the Little Men and to protect the interests of classes of ly but there is no special activity be- Little Women A Whero all deserve ing displayed in this branch of the raise it is difficult to know where to our citizens upon articles that may be successfully manufactured or pro- Â¬ E tobacco business egin or where to stop I know every duced in this country thus insuring one present last evening will join me good wages to the laborer a home Fatal Fassenger Wreck in saying that each and every one of market to the producer and in con- Â¬ A fatal passenger wreck on the L the pupils showed decided taleut nection with this we favor the N occurred Wednesday morning and most excellent training and now JiflarailSyBiiiiHiiMiHin it of the doctrine of reci- Â¬ about 11 oclock at Henry Tenn a a word for Miss Blanche OBrien the procity We bslieve that such a sys- Â¬ Â¬ enis from tem will defray every public expense small station about midway between principal who Clarksville the least we can say is if gradually liquidate all indebtedness ftjf S sBBBBBBBBBBBBbMisbS Paris and McKenzie in which several mB persons are reported killed and a Clarksville would send as fine sam Â¬ restore public confidence and rele kBES JiiiisiiiiHI HilHiHIiiH number of others injured One re- - ples of tobacco to Bremen as she gate to the rear the undue excitement ort has it that it was No103 which does teachers to Kentucky we will now prevailing concerning the cur- Â¬ eft Clarksville Wednesday morning acknowledge that Clarksville is the rency In view of the past financial HBlliiBHiiiSBfliilBBsESiiiiHaillBiiiiiiiiW history of the Democratic party its at 732 which Jjad collided with a finest market in tho world SPECTATOn devotion to the old State bank sysfreight trahVai a point- near Henry tem and wild cat tendencies we af- Â¬ Station and that four persons were To Day s Excursion the Republican party known to have been killed and the The excursion to Cerulean Springs firm that trusted to regulate the can fi- Â¬ be safely coaches thrown from the track The names of the killed and wounded to day for the benefit of tho Mandolin nancial system of the nation Club will leave at 245 p m and after We favor an Ameiican policy could not be learned which will protect Americans and picnicking at the springs will reCycle Kaces at the 1ark turn at 10 p m The round trip will American interests in any part of the a real Balbriggan Sliirt and Drawers at 25 cents each These The wheelmen have decided to cost only 50 cents and the tickets will world at all hazards and will sympaJLYLiMJbMiiLilt goodsgo understand No catch a bonafide offer fj thize with strongly Republican gov- Â¬ open the races at the Park be good on the 530 train also WA selling at Our line of furnishing goods is extensive and we are ernments rather than ignorant mon- Â¬ track by a grand contest on Saturday Uooso Egged Em archies June 15 The committee appointed The first ball game between HopW O Bradley was then nominated to visit the business men and merrtVe carry ajfine line of chants of the city to arrange a list of kinsville and the Nashville Athletics for governor by acclamation and prizes have met with much encour- yesterday resulted Hopkinsville 2 made a long speech denouncing the t BOTH Democratic management of affairs agement from the start A spirited Atletics 0 After balloting till midnight without contest is confidently promised Tho The High School department of the nominating a candidate for lieuten Â¬ prize list will be published when comHopkinsville Public schools wilLgive ant governor tho convention ad- Â¬ jphe best Unlaundered Shirt on earth for only 50 centfi pleted a reception to their friends on June journed until 10 oclock Thursday w Will Sell Three Days 12tli and 18th from 10 to 12 a in at For Railroad Commissioners Jerry ady anccjd but our prices have not yet been changed except on a JFgTyQTrrijJS 79 Owing to the largely increased the Clay street building There will Porter was nominated in the First Dis Â¬ of HS that time sales of tobacco on our markot it has also atwork done be an exhibit of trict and Third Irwin in the Second The best Milari braid See bur boys 100 Hat we offer your for 25c school A W TT A Twith tho District tied between by tho pupils I VV pJ KA become necessary to sell three days the department during the year All J N Comingore and J C Wood at 75c The latest ia Ftir and Stiff Hats Punlaphapea 1 ou to uu we want your traao auu win xonniun ana an go aijrom in each week instead of two in order of the other classes will givov a simi Â¬ col uradley sayshe will visit each to keep upwiththe business The lar reception in their respective roomB of the 119 counties and make an ad Â¬ new arrangement goos into effect on June 18th and 14th at the same dress campaigning and has promise nexi weekwhef jpales days will be hobrs of the day AHr are cordially of help from the leading Republicans Tuslday vWefalday and Thursday invitedio attend or other States WmMallory y i COME TO SEE OUR GRAND SPRING STOCK NbtMng Like it in the City TO THE WILDERNESS The first week of circuit court has developed nothing of importance so far The following cases have been He Will Head the Republican Ticket and Iad It once More to Defeat ThePlat passed upon form astraddle Will Dossett trespass forfeited bail bond released and judgment Louisville June 5 The Reputing and cost paid in full Chas Brewer col retailing death can State convention convened at 2 of defendant reported and indict- Â¬ p m to day with the auditorium seat- ment dismissed Clarissa Hatcher col disorderly ing 5000 filled to its full capacity Prayer was offered by Rev J R house dismissed Bob Hickey col disturbing relig- Â¬ f Collier Hon J W Yerkes one of ious worship fined 25 and costs the candidates for senator as chair- Â¬ Same c c d w dismissed W M Long peddling without li- man of the state committee made a speech on existing conditions in Ken- Â¬ cense fined 50 and costs John IJarly col charged with rap- tucky and introduced as temporary ine a colored crirl near Pee Dee chairman Judge George Denny who about a month ago was not indicted is contesting with Wj C Owens the by the grand jury David Smith selling liquor without seat of Breckinridge in congress license lour cases iinea fclzb in all committeesDennys speech the usual were appointed with costs Two cases dismissed Congressman Walter Evans offered Steve Choat giving liquor to minor a strong resolution nnea sou ana costs FOB A GOLD BTANDAnD Geo West furnishing liquor to It was referred to the committee minor case continued and warrant of arrest awarded against J T Cooksey on resolutions An invitation to ap- Â¬ point delegates to the free coinage absent witness convention at Memphis was tabled Seven cases filed away with leave to Congressman Evans was made per Â¬ reinstate manent chairman and Samuel J Forty courses continued till next Roberts editor of the Kentucky Lead- Â¬ term with alias and process er secretary It was ascertained that Four minor cases dismissed the committee on resolutions was hav Petit jurv empaneled as follows on the J R King J A Fears- J F Clardy ing difficulty and othersilver pianKÂ¬ leaderB apCol Bradley D J McClendon H D Wallace J W Underwood A L Carter Ed peared before the committee and as- Â¬ Martin Perry Knight Watt Clark J sisted on a crompromise silver plank W Pkipps E J Faulkner E H The convention remained in session Price J R BrameGeo E Rawlings till 530 filling in with speeches Z T Willis J A Young L L when it recessed till 730 awaiting Nichols Mark Cavanaugh G W the report on resolutions On reassembling the committee on Lindsay Jas W Yancey Gub Wiley Joe Buckner col Ben Gar resolutions was unable to report and favorites were again called out for rott col speeches until 9 p m when the plat- Â¬ BETHEL FEMALE COLLEGE- form was unanimously adopted i After- -Judge t Silkaists1 Jns4if f Wfhurfm b DONT FAIL TO SFETMEM j-- SfiiimfriiLr4--rfcm 4Vjftfc fi k irijy 1 t fi a mm Sa La so E 0 ANDERSON siciao an sSuf Mrs J E Babney T K Torian off on great many suits are going at 10 boys Grreat and Our cent all Offer per childrens clothing until the tire line is closed out This proposition makes them go fast and get best pick BMSBBBBBBBBBBBh 1 v v S A03S3IFIOS FJBBIOBS- B3sros sBcizeors WHITE MD OOLpRBD xijaJno h szimroxT 3C02lTE5 Sr f M tjtt Q c r- A iiW v2 -A mmji mil p ii HOPK3TSILLE KENTTJOKIAN L 1 f Jt7 1895 mmm x 1 WHERE THEYLEER nheProtty Bodrooms of Somo Very Famous Wornon i Qnoen Victorias Simple Sleeping- Apart- nc loU MehU rlllian Ilimeira Jtbni nmijlini Van Hemselaor Cruo- KftfH 4 Willi Syrna llfed Bf F particular about her bod but her bedrooin Ms a very simple unpre Queen Victoria is aid to be very U tentious one The heavy bed with t y m j fa or without corks asked sleeper several chairs a thick warm he With corks was the response ru a great table of carved mahog Want em empty somo good pictures iucluding any Certainlv a portrait of Piince Albert comAnd new plete the apartment in Buckingham Do you suppose I want bottles palace ih which her majesty slum- Â¬ youve been keeping strychnine in bers v Nothiug to compare with the Tho clerk said such an idea had bedchambers of many Amoricau Russell for instance- never entered his mind and then Tvomen Lillian vmtqueen of comic opera rejoices in one asked What do you want them for apartment which suggests a great To break responded the impa- Â¬ Her little jpearly pink seashell -- single bed is of brass tient customer promptly but inlaid and What The covered with mother-of-peaThe customerbeckohecl to him to of white silk bolting fdrapqries are cloth painted in morning glories lean over the counter and caught tand lined with palest pink satin hold of tho lapei of the clerks coat iSoft white lace over pink satin and whispered I wouldnt want the neighbors to Jforms the covering for the bed and round bolster and falls get onto It but I rather like to hear lior the hard Just a Whim of mine -- on both sides almost to the white em crack velvet carpet The dres3ing table Its better than breaking windows is of pink enamel inlaid with wreaths and gives mo just as much pleasure The but my supply has given out and I vand cupids of mother-of-peais framed in a want a few to hold me over until the oval shaped mirror wreath of porcelain morning glories next car load arrives The clerk looked at the customer The hand mirrors brushes - mother-of-jpea- toi doubtfully TJet belongings ar Oh well of course its nothing set with jewAa monograms to me he said JThe crowning glory of Mrs RensThen what made you ask about selaer Crugers Julian Gordon is the bed which is a repre Â¬ it demanded the customer room The clerk made no reply but got sentation of a swan Each feather is exquisitely carved in white en- Â¬ tho bottles As he was making ameled wood A canopy of white change however the spirit moved silk falls from the tall slender neck him to ask What do you do with tho corks The coverlid and pillows are of white Chew em was the reply Its ruffled with filmy lace Walls satin Try It some good for the digestion carpets and hangings of this exquis time Tite room are of dull pink The dress Then the customer walked out and ring table with its quaint chair the the clerk shook his head and tapped framing of the tall cheval glass and his forehead but he asked no more the carved woodwork of the colonial questions St Louis Post Dispatch raantel piece are of glistening white enameled wood A few choice water TAMPERING WITH MAIL LOCKS violors and somo bits of rose flecked Mechanism Which Makes Succssful china- givo a homelike look to the Thefts Almost Impossible Tho locks od the mail pouches are v rrfrsi Burton Harrison another so constructed that it is impossible to woman who is at once a social and a open one without literary queen has her bedroom secret There is its betraying the a little dial on the furnished with the old mahogany lock and every time the lock is opened vfurnlture in which her The roomy old the figures on the dial move up one dclighted Suppose for instance that the regisbed would make two of any modern ter shows 1147 at tho point of de- Â¬ fcreation and the four tall carved parture and that when the pouch is posts reach almost to the ceiling delivered at tho point of destination By the bed stand carved steps the lock is opened the register will vwhich used to be necessary to suc- shoWT148 This increase of one is cess in reaching the soft embraces made for each trip of the pouch and of the feather bed A tall chest of eventuallythe number reached 9999 drawers surmouutcd by a small which in an average bag requires looking glass some quaint old spin- - thirty five years to reach The bag die back chairs and pictures a hun is then taken apart and the numbers dred years old and more complete are reset tins quaint room These locks were first introduced Over Mrs Frank Leslies single in 1881 and a mail clerk made a bold brass bedstead hangs a crucifix of attempt to rob a bag in transit ivgry which is a work of art in its soon after their introduction He matchless carving A rug of soft took a small turning lathe in the silky Persian weave covers the floor car with him to aid in tho scheme of the tiny apartment and a single After unlocking the bag he rifled chair completes the furnishings the contents and connected up the The toilet table and all of its be Â¬ lathe to the lock His idea was to longings are in the little dressing twist the numbers around until they iroom which opens off from the bed were the same as before the lock was iroorri proper On certain annivertouched He set the lathe humming saries the dainty brass bed presents and soon reeled off the numbers up a somber appearance for It is draped to 9999 when to his consternation In black the sheets down coverlids the register remained at that figure and pillows are all covered with silk and refused to move any more The Chicago Post of inky blackness lock must bo taken apart before it will start at No 1 again but he did IRON STOVES Tho trick was of not know this Made Them for course discovered and the guilty Dr Franklin First the Burning of Coal clerk punished Since then the locks N One of the very first attempts at have never been tampered with making an irou stove was by Count Y World or Cardinal Polignac of France arly In the eighteenth century I believe the struggle now going- on y in this country and in other countries The results of his efforts were iron fireplaces constructed with for a single gold standard would if Â¬ hollow backs hearths and iron successful produce widespread disas ter and in the end throughout tho jambs tho only improvement it world The destruction of silver money showed pver the old fireplace was in and establishing gold as the sole unit In the year of value must have a ruinous effect on 1 slight saving of heat Desaugliers of London im all forms of property except those in 1710 Pr proved the Polignac fireplaces to vestments which yield a fixed returnÂ¬ such an extent that they could be in money These would be enormous-a would gain U36d for bunting coal as well as ly enhanced in value and disproportionate and unfair advantage wood over every other species of property Dr Frauklins stove invented in If as the most reliable statistics aiBrm the year 1745 was a great improve- there are nearly S7000000000 of coin ment on everything in the stovo or bullion in the world not very un Â¬ The equally divided between gold and sil Â¬ line that had preceded it was con- ver it is impossible to strike silver out principles upon which It of existence as money without results structed were similar to the air Â¬ which will proyo distressing to mil tight stoves introduced many years lions and uttarly disastrous to tens of later Indeed it is believed that thousands James G TUaloe had it been possible at that time for founders to make tight fighting castings tho Franklin experiment would have been air tight About tho year 1775 there is some dispute Keep the system in perfect or bout tho exact date Dr Franklin improved his stove so as to make it dei by the occasional use of n suitable to tho consumption of Tutts Liver Pills They reg- Â¬ 1782 Ben Â¬ bituminous coal In jamin Thompson Count Ruraford ulate the bowels and produce on improyements tmacfo1 several Franklins designs In 1833 J L For sick headache malaria bil Tkfbtt made the first stove that rould burnfanthracite coal Since iousness edgstipation and kin Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ rl rl its canopied top and curtains for man With keeping all draughts from the royal THE INQUISITIVE CLERK Ho Finds Customer Who Is Too r Much for Him Tho inquisitive olerk Is every Â¬ where and everybody has had an ex periencewitii him One of the gcuua was called down in a remarkably funny manner in a West ehddrug storo recently A tall Solemn looking maacamo in and askedfor a half dozen six ounce bottles Bottles asked the clerk Yes bottles responded the Sl Biliousness Cause Sickhcadache Patiis In the back Sallow complexion uonstipat ion t v i m i Prplessibnar Cards J THanjiirt HANBERY Tkank Bell BELL Q ffi Extraordinary cut in prices j M M L Practice In the Courts otChrlatiaa and ad orning oouutics Qfllee Cfty Hall Wilding Court Squure HOPKINSVILLE KY Loss of appetite and Exhaustion There is only one pure which is WS OCJco WITHERS- I THE LEAMlrl U 101 m How is w Ths iii LIVER One Pink PHI touches the liver and removes the bile One Tonic Pellet nightly acts as a gentle laxative in kepping the bowels open restores the digestive organs tones up the nervous system and tnakes new Complete treatment two rich blood medicines one price 25c Treatise and sample free at any store BROWN JtXQ CO qTonio Pellets -- AND PIUS AT LAW over Planters Bank We have reduced the price of our entire stock of M 11 - n i HOPKINSVILLE KY rr m FRANK BJ7ES LOSDOIfflEY-p-Ifpai Hopkinsville office PHYSICIAN OFFICE Ely 1 Third Off Their Regular Yatje Mm finlrt PATTERN HATSI sSAILOR to our LINERYifroni a ten cent Over Planters Bank Andrew Seargent M D AndSUKGEON It will pay you to call and- - see for yourselfj New York XW- Fqrtifcby all druggists inHopkins STAMP gr TELEPBONE NO Fifth and Main streets opposlt Cltr Cnnrt Room 5 that this if MAILING A How It Can De Done Without Trouble HH rl great-grandmoth- er the sender forgets altogether SURGEON the stamp he should have inclosed PHYSICIAN for then at least it is not wasted ISTOffice over Bank Hopkinsville Even the most extravagant of us KY seldom have souls above saving a HOPKINSVILLE stamp for it is strangely far dearer OFFICE HOURS -- Day and Night to us than the two cents it repre- Â¬ Tho tenth person sends it sents loose which is well enough provid Â¬ Junius C fWcDavitt i ing it does not slip out unseen and vanish as theso totally depraved small things have a habit of doing DENTIST Vl The proper way is a simple one Cut with a sharp penknife two parallel Offiice over Kellys Jewelry Store slits at the top of your letter and HOPKINSVILLE - Ky slip in your stamps which will thus travel as safely as if in a special pa- ADDobicoujit W C Shook per case Perhaps you have been SHOOK D0RIG0URT in a country village where money LEADING orders and postal notes are un- Â¬ known and for some reason It beHouse Signi and Decorative comes necessary to sdrid change In a letter Cut a piece of light card- Â¬ board the size of tho envelope and f Grainers and Paper Hangers Irom this cut circular pieces the size Office on Ninth Street opposito Galther ft of your coins t Insert tho coins and Wests Tobacco Warehouse Hopkinsville Ky paste a slip of paperacross one or both sides Demorests Magazine when or Discomfort Painter and - Paper - Hanger How many people know how to --AIL WORK mail a stamp in a letter Nine peo- Â¬ Dono with Neatness and Dispatch and at Low est Prices ple out of ten stick it so carefully tf-- SHOP 8th street next to D R Beard down that the recipient always loses office Hopkinsville Ky and generally the him temper stamp in tho effort to release it It is generally more exasperating than DR PRESTON THOMAS Skerritt is no WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY Nil DEB Mme Fleurette Levy Mgr l BBBMBMMMMl PncES ll ftut GTle 3Palace At prices from 10c to jailors Shapes SaHorifjITkA I have them novelties You want them 200 all colors I am daily receiving all the latest Sije Palace Leads h Looking Forward to the Chase Hole Henderson V in Sty lesfvTnmmed Hats from 25c to 500 Ribbons Laces Silks Velvets Flowers Hair Ornaments Ladies sOy Vests Gloves Silk Floss Stamped Goods Corsets Hos Hiery Also a full lino of Butterick Patterns Star You ought to take some rest Cant Entirely new and first class in all said the sympathetic friend you go fishing or something like respects Excellent Sample Rooms that unoqualcd in the city Im md service Well replied Mr Weary On Double Car Lino going duck hunting pretty soon CF L P Kleidkbeb Proprietors Where - Tv Up on F street My wife has Henderson seen a duck of a bonnet that I have Washington to go in pursuit of FIRST NATIONAL An Easy MRS ADALAYNE CORMER 9TH MAIN TERMS CASH W W GRAY PROP Household Words relates a curi K NINTH ST NKAB MAIN ous story of tho late comto de Paris In 1871 when tho government of SHAVING 10 SHAMPOO- Â¬ M Thiers was at Versailles and beING 25 HAIR CUTTING fore the national assembly had de Â¬ 26cent3 cided whether the new constitution Nothing but first class work and all was to be monarchical or republican done in latest fashion the comte visited tho palace at Ver- Â¬ SATISFACTION GUARANTEED sailles As ho was about to enter the door M Jules Simon met and recognized him Bowing politely when you M Simon said If wo are a republio you are in my house and 1 shall bo delighted to do the honors If wo are a monarchy I am in yours The comte laughed took his arm and Have your Photograph made at replied Let us go In together Solution BARBER SHOP Tho inrirof Comnilm House In the South JTho most liberal advan- ct in tw inciuucs lorppnuiL w icos we sen to me eastern factories and save profit lsui varehiiiM receipts and store free of charge Sacks d lllnldl itutt tri eoicliareto ttio- - who ship us We solicit shipments of everything in the pro Hne Write us for prices rm 5HIP TO S fur-ii-iu- WOOL WOOL v- rto 313 315 317 319 Murrs Cewt LOUISVILLE KY unn nunnuuiijMirotiTto cr vvi I Lumber GUARANTEED Hardware GOOD PURE WATER C3o To ALL THE YEAR ROUND LOUISVILLE WYBRANTS NEW STUDld Nico Combing Sacks piiciiiPffliiPip 1 FROM THE i sim--pl- Japanese kimonas just as they aro sold in the shops make the nicest of combing sacks Tho real imported ones always wash beautifully No 580 Fourth Avenup Louisville ID Pi Ky 61 oo rt rD Change In Time 0 hlo Valley Railway Taking Effect Sunday Sept 23rd 1894 TRAINS OOINO SOUTH ME S j- PUBlfYIKQ iMiji WfSi o totwPuMPKf a rf Q a H Ti S- i Mall Express No 2 Daily No i Dally Mall Kipress vt Evansvlllo DcKoven Hendorson Corydon Jlorcandeld Sturgls Marlon Princeton CeruleanSprings O racer C30am 717om 742am 813am 84am 904am 940am 1057 am 1133am 330pm 420pm 414pm 615pm C 5Mpm A Comploto and Beautiful Stock on 03pm 654pm hand all at 755pm 838pm The Main Street FURNITURE Dealer Perfect Health 1149 am 853pm 1210 pin Ar Ilopldnsvllle 915pm NORTH BOUND No 1 Dally No 8Dally Mall Express Mall Express 615 a m 245p m Lv Hopkinsville 715 a m 605 p ro Princeton 814 a m G03pm Marlon TU7pm 017 a m DeKoven 054 a m Morgaufleld 742 pm LOWEST Cash FIGURES Bed room Suits Corydon Henderson Ar Evans vlllo 1050 a m U35a m LOCAL 1025am 815 pm 810 pm 030 pm Dally FBKIUJIT Sib up A Solid Oak com--mo- A Vigorous Body Vi I Mentors have taken part in bringing dred diseases an absolute cure 730 nm UNIONTOWN BIUNCH South Bound Pally 480 pra 740 a m Lv UniontoTm 600pm 806a m Ar Morganfleld North Bound Daily 7 0p m 10 00 a m Lv Morganfleld 816 pm 1036 a m ArUnlontOTTn K Lv Princeton Ar Hopkinsville Lv Ar Princeton 1000 a m 715 am 600pm Suit for rf 4 1475 c L TUTTS Liver PILLS r i VSXMtWOODAgt HopkUuTille Ky B F Mitohll ft u wilmMjRwW wcffwvwwflfiiv vamrxmmsf mIkd rXl IKLUlUti r rr w ni low Bhqne V f Hopkinsville Ky Virginia Street Between Fpurtli and ifthp 4 o Box Wrf 11 Q8 J3r tMcDaniel BusxniessJMkr t r J 5s J- ifcuiie S Ill 71895 w Kv Any sweethearting tnat will cause yott to leave uretowny- cs yo- - no wouia nsvs iuvu w tlnuca tYUaars peak outj man Are Zurely not I hardly think bo I dojrirl Know a aweet on he Hes sweet on her anthers you aregular parson Got your certifi Â¬ price to pay you off with i rtth ho said looking rtt thu cate No bogus and all that kind of And ho offers Much together interest strange new born thing He dont Bhoot straight at the mark should wrt- rf1- - cy v j- Si wn M t n fit Last 4 cent article whether the capitalists could lawfully compel them to take thcir remuneration in store pay and beforeJjpn that you shall grovel in your iterance nil the days of your lives and that the bosses of Orctown wont have nothinc that intorferes with their running things their way and doing all your thinking for you A growl of discontent rang round tho room and more than one rough orator rose in clamorous protest but the schoolmaster with a wave of his hand stilled them and said sternly My friends let usf make haste-- slow ily Lot us deliberate before we express Then attotner grievance uutoi tne jnight school greVv a club a harmless affair where tobacco was allowed and coffee and numerous newspapers and out of thU club sprouted n branch iwhichbctoijthe deadly poison of rank socialiftMgfcfc least so said Capt Petti grub Wixon This was the Talking iclub as Grey had christened it at whose meetings were discussed simple questions of social or political interest Prom bad they got to worse until one Saturday morning for the Talking club held its meetings on Saturday evenings it was whispered abroad that the delicate questions as to wheth Â¬ er it was right for the miners to pay the bosses store ono dollar for a forty night to discuss the question A unanimous Aye aye settled the matter and the meeting dispersed said Wilders to Before you go Grey I have a word to say Have you counted the costf Sitting square down on a hornets nest wbnt be a circum- Â¬ stance to the fix youll find yourself in if you go ahead In this business I shall do mv duty Well Im with you But Jack I am assured that you exaggerate tho state of affairs It is Incredible that such tyranny can exist in this free land Why bless your innocent heart this free and independent country is full of cpots as unwholesome as this cesspool of an Orctown When capital gets la Â¬ bor by the throat justice squeals What a grand lot would be his who had tho power of tongue and pen to re- Â¬ deem this mass of corruption Grey said with a hungry look in his eyes Wilders grinned Not a bad move I see Start a paper go on tho stump give the monopolies an all fired raking out and youll end in a trip to Washington and a hatful of greenbacks Thats so ciSpd the prospector Then to put things llnto shipshape I move that wo meet again on Monday ourselves v stolid response Eh what Mr Edgerly an old man of some property and a member of the Who promised to board interrupted give you ten dollars by tho lake No sound had heralded their ap He did pointing to Dodd said A deep blush of vexation hed glveOi ten dollars if 01 proved owt proach mounted to the cheek of tho schoolmns agen the schulemeaster ten as he bade the girl leave him and Mr Dodd hastily interjected Mere- Â¬ turned haughtily to receive his visitors ly to compensate him for his loss of With a sinister grin on his coun Â¬ time but the explanation fell flat tenance Wixon came forward and ab Tho witness was excused Butian Green next appeared ruptly introduced Rev Archibald Dodd nave you had any conversation with a gentleman interested in schools Tho minister had not an imposing Miss Whitford concerning Mr Grey Often sir presence Short squat in figure ill Repeat what she has said dressed in a suit of rusty black with a Please sir I dont like to sir it fringe of red whiskers illuminating a coarse face he seemed but ill suited to seems so like breaking confidence My good girl Wixon said paternal- Â¬ adorn a pulpit Your Bowing- coldly to the two men and ly you must speak the truth without giving them timo for further feelings do jou- - credit- No harm can come to your young friend by repeat address Grey left the building That night the board of education ing this conversation It may be too met and after the dispatch of some mi- Â¬ late but we want to shield her Infamous scoundrel Grey cried nor preliminaries tho worthy president announced the principal business of leaping to his feet but before he could reach the dastardly chairman strong the evenings session It was his painful duty he said to arms were wound around him Take him out Off with him cried call the attention of tho board to the We fact that tho principal of their schools Wixon foaming with passion was a man of evil repute and unfit to have shown him too much considera- Â¬ hold so responsible an office This tion by permitting his presence at all In vain Grey struggled and his eject- Â¬ statement ho substantiated by the fol- Â¬ lowing cliarges First That the inti Â¬ ment was only a matter of moments macy existing between Mr Grey and when an unexpected ally appeared and Miss Elsie Whitford a pupil had been changed the aspect of affairs Bound matter of comment among the citizens ing from a seat in tho gloomy back for some months past That ho Capt ground of the room where he had been Wixon disbelieving these reports and hitherto unobserved came came like actuated solely with a view to clear an avalanche the burly form of the Mr Greys reputation had engaged a prospector Hands off or by the Etarnal Ill be much esteemed friend Rev Archibald Dodd to prosecute inquiry which had the death of some of you and Grey resulted In the painful conclusion that stood free for few men in Oretown the principal was really guilty of at cared to come to blows with Jack Wilders least great indiscretion Grey sat dumfounded at tho very The commotion subsided Grey as absurdity of the accusations speech- Â¬ one in a dream allowed his friend to less with honest indignation lead him to a seat tho minister who We will proceed to receive evidence had fled at the first sign of violence continued Wixon In judicial accents sneaked back to his place again and Call Miss Clarkson Wixon rebumed his magisterial func- Â¬ Gadsby one of the directors and tions f keeper of tho storo In Wixons mine Jack Wilders ho said the laws of the state construe such conduct as yours a felony but we will proceed and attend to you later Now Susan Green tell us what you know about do if you were to jfoSawny and leave me and I should never see you again What would become of me In the passion of her appeal while tho tears wre streaming down her sweet face the child had grasped his hand in both her own Ere Grey cottld reply he saw to his utter discomfiturcj that they were not alone Standing in the doorway but a few yards from him was tho portly figure of Capt Wixon and beside him nosed the man ho had seen on the hill Oh dearMrj8reyiat I They be Mr Dodd who sat next to Wixon waxed wroth at the mans slowness and interrupted tho examination by nsiongj fiercely Why dpnt you apeak ou fr What do you know about it fellow knaws nowt J Then what did you come here for To am thy ten dollars was the 01 J1 Well sir stammered Dodd in con Â¬ fusion I am not what you would call an ordained priest we have no such mummies in our church j What is your church Well the Hopkinsites Our forms aref based on tho simple principles of the early disciples to whom the spirit ofjteaching is given he gocth out into the world and preaclicth the truth - That will do I gucssc d as much sneered tho prospector as he took his scat while tho moderator hastily asked What steps tho board would take in the He insinuates that if you will resign and leave i these parts ho will keep everythlngjas secret as the grave But hoW can he Who could curb the tongue of that woman Clarkson for Instance HecanThnt I know nes got a hold on her that ull shut her mouth as And Susan Green Her fathers Wixons private prop- Â¬ erty He never uses no tools he cant dull or sharpen as ho wants to That sham parson Is his body and soul and the lubber Holbrook Is already shipped And Mr Edgerly Ah hes a horse of another color honest as the day but his head will acver ache from tho weight of his brain Wixon ull fix him never fear You agree to go an Edgerlys all chid frrtiW alftV A WM US tight as a squirrel trap GHV1LC matter EuNanid r hang on to politics ypull sori get your eyes skinned I will study this great problem of social life and balance my actionsiby reading the experiences of the great leaders of modern thought And youve made up your mind to raise Cain in Oretown I have counted the cost Dear friend good NcAHyoure green now but if you Yojihnistake me j nim CHAPTER I V WISE MEN IN COUNCIL You arc requested to be present at a meet ing ot the board of education to be Lead in the First ward school this evening at seven Pettighew Wlxon oclock Moderator J miliarity between Mr Grey and Miss Whitford Yes Some months ago when critididht The1 schoolmaster did not condescend cising Mr Greys mismanagement in To notice the insolence of the girls the presence of the girl she attacked tone though the other pupils looked me in an insolent manner and spoke of him with such enthusiasm that I was at each other in mute surprise Well s he said you can tell him led to imagine her interest In him was warmer than the relation that usually at dinprtime that I will be there exists between pupil and teacher You can carry yourown messages Go on Miss Clarkson the girl6aid in loud aggressive accents When for a short time I boarded at The young schoolmaster gave a glance of pained surprise and ordered her to Mrs Whitfords I had to remonstrate leave the room which she did with as with Mr Whitford for allowing his much noise as it was possible for her to daughter to visit Mr Greys roomwhich she did constantly make Anything more WhenHhe dreary mornings work was Nothing I came here reluctantly overjGrey sat brooding upon this un- Â¬ accountable trouble which to a man of urged only by a strong sense of duty Mr Grey have you any questions to hissensitive nature was more than a ask Miss Clarkson merpasslng arinoyancp J Presently a hand touched him on the I safd Grey bitterly None But Bhoulder and aroused him from his If she believes In a God I would advise her to fall on her knees and implore revferle MiElsieJVhe cried reprovingly Why pardon for her venomous malice The mydear child have you not gono home innocence of the sweet child she has maligned fa beyond the foul breath of ifchttie6thcr girls of rain such a slanderer fjWiToi doors was a sprinkling Miss Clarkson put her handkerchief Ttffil fjlsie had donned a long cloak wnbse blue hobd formed a picturesque to her eyes and sobbingly appealed for protection It was prettily done and frame for her exquisite features Eyen Frank Grey was struck with decided the wavering opinions of two the loveliness and youthful freshness members of the board who WereÂ¬ of the fair face turned up to his so neither dependent on Wixon nor dis honest men but simply prejudiced pleadingly The round panBy eyes wero moist against Grey for his communistic pro- Â¬ with tears the lipu wero trembling pensities You may retire said tho moderator and she spoke hurriedly with much Let Francis Holbrook bo solemnly emotion Dear Mr Grey do not be worried called This was one of the lads the Whit about Susan I could not go without saying to you that 1 that H all tho fords had brought from Derbyshire sluggish girls in my class are ashamed pf her with them a country loutish exotic That I that is they from tho back conduct to you lie slouched into his Beat and sheepare very sorry for you and ishly eyed the company Nay Elsie replied the teacher with You live in the family of Mr WhitÂ¬ muejWjcnderncss it is not on Susans am troubled to day ford accwpftonly that I 01 du Other things are weiyhlng on my You aro in tho habit of seeing Mr spirits Thank you very much for your sympathy Go home now Iwillfol Grey and Miss Whitford in their daily relations to each other lowyou presently Thoy boant relations you have other troubles and I t Then WI mean you lve seen them in com Â¬ was a world do not know them there Why is there pany nearly every day of emotion inner tones Oihwv We werosohappyf 4Mhittchtro1ahle MHave yo notted any famijiarity nd iny ofcw hr shv broke out between thewr Sanything hapP A weak eyed young woman a daugh Â¬ ter of Wixons foreman handed the young schoolmaster this missive as soon as the days session was begun This girl Susan Green was one of Greys oldest scholars and certainly his most troublesome orie In the early advent of the handsome teacher she had done her poor best to attract his admiration and having failed had imbibed a dislike to him that amounted to rabid hatred Grey read Wixons letter and asked Did the captain desire an an quietlyf swer No ho what would ido if you LEAVE ME rose to do his masters bidding and brought in a bold gayly dressed young woman with a profusion of red hair one of the under teachers who had in her turn set her cap at the handsome schoolmaster and whoso admiration like that of the weak eyed Susans had been turned into gall by his indifference A chair was obsequiously placed for the lady nave you ever noticed too great fa a flMffawv rJ SI BarT1 r i v r And my friends of the night school NASHVILLE what will they say THE ONLY That you wero bought off sold them got your pile and skipped Pullman Vostibuled Train Service witk Then I must leave behind mo the Nowost and Finest Say Coaches reputation of a villain Sleepers and Dlnlnif Oars As I said before you must either sink yourself or sacrifice the girl PROM THE For a time there was silence The TO young man sat watching the clouds of smoke that rose from his companions pipe as though in them he would read his fate In imagination he saw the CHAPTER V the sweet innocent childish face with A FRIEND IK NEED the brown hair clustering round It the Milly dear leave the coffee on the sad look of those pensive eyes the stove and be off to bed The pro- Â¬ trembling movement of that beautiful AND ALL POINTS IN THE fessor and I are going to hold a pow- lip and he held his hand out to Wild- Â¬ wow and squaws are not wanted In the ers and said WORTH AND NORTHWEST wigwam Jack Imago S L Kodoers The scene was the Interior of the Spoken like a white man cried the Southern Paauenger Agt prospectors cottage the dramatic per prospector Now wo can go ahead Chattanooga Tenn sonae Jack Wlldershis wife and Frank with full steam on an no danger sig Â¬ Mr F P Jeffries Grey time twenty four hours after tho nals out General Passenger Agt events recorded in the last chapter Long and earnestly they talked till Evansville fc Terre Haute R R Squaw indeed Mr Impudence the first shrill scream of a steam whistle chirped the young wife saucily Ive a roused the miners from their sleep and Evansville Ind great mind to assert my womans rights called them to another days duties and sit up till midnight when they wero but half rested from JOHN ECHOIS j RECEIVFRS Do dear said Wilders thats just yesterdays O ST JOHN BOYLE what I was driving at I knew that Stay a minute Wilders said as his the best way to keep you with us was guest rose to leave Millie wants me OJ to aslc you to go to give you this Then to sustain my character for THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE He handed the young man a bulky obstinacy good night Mr Grey was sealed envelope which he took from a the gay reply but as the little womans table drawer glance fell on the haggard face of her nothing Just a womans whim guest her heart melted and she added worth mentioning but she said you with much feeling I know all Jacks were to keep it in your pocket an not secrets Bear your trouble bravely open it till you were a days journey AND ALL POINTS We aro your friends and what Jack from Oretown wants you to do is for the best Trust Greys face was shadowed as he stood him as you would a brother fingering the little parcel Easy easy old lady youre too Guess its some of those TO fast youll spoil it all Women In busithe prospector added unblush ness and hens In a garden always the Ingly Females is awful tender- Â¬ Memphis Vicksburg New Orleans same trouble this matter hearted an chock full o nonsense AND ALL POINTS You savage man I leave you but kind o Elsie and I have talked about sweet- Â¬ I guess but take V remember if you fail to bring Mr Grey of them for the little womans sake hearts to pur way of thinking I shall believe Yes I will Grey replied in tearful tones She said she meant to go for Mr that all your boasted tact is only strong and may God reward you both for all enough to impose upon an unprotected you have done for me Grey Limited Trains and Perfect Service Well and Bhe went for him I sup- female who hasnt the courage to re- Â¬ Goln to Chicago for a visit be thee Connecting at Memphis with through trains pose bel asked honest Mrs Whitford at break- Â¬ to all points in You bet she did sir All the pupils Ah the prospector mused casting fast Hast thee volks down 1 those have been talking about their carry Â¬ a proud loving glance at the retreating parts ings on Did you ever see figure of his wife No Mrs Whitford Grey replied Rates Tickets and all lnforniation will be Carryings on Nature mode her and I have no business my father and furnlshed ou application to your nearest such a woman Well his favpring her and her never broke the mold mother died when I was a lad and I ticket agent T B LYNOH taking her eyes off him Oh shes dead Have you seen Wixon Edgerly and have never known other relatives tpneral Passencer Agent Louisville Ky gone on him thats certain Then the others Grey asked too anxious to Praps interrupted the corporal theyre always talking and whispering bandy compliments jocularly we shall see you tripping UISVJLLE ST LOUIS TEStogether Seen them Ive been running about back with a trim little wife hanging on AS RAILWAY Anything else all day like a candidate who wants to to your arm No I think not sir and tho ami- save his country by taking office No Mr Whitford I never yet spoke able young lady was allowed to reWell one worn of love to living woman SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 1 1885-tire Mr Dodd whispering that 6he was Well the whole concern boiled Grey declared In slow Impressive tones a very reluctant witness who knew a flown to lacts means tnat wixon noias rorrl j nf T nltv your Wl tnsP j No 63 No511 great deal more than she chose to tell two bowers and the joker an you are grinned the corporal WEST BOUND Why when Dally Dally Now Mr Dodd will please speak euchred was a lad In the royal marines I Gentlemen said the reverend wit-Â¬ But his charge is so utterly wildly 0 30pm 7 45 ana Louisville Howd thy tongue mon Mrs WhitÂ¬ Lv Wst Point 7 25pm 8 40 am ness before I proceed to make the absurd Surely the childs age might ford interjected Dunna thee see 8 01pm 9 17 ami iiranaenourg damaging statement I am about to have protected her Irvlngton 8 80pm 045am how thy foolish claver reddens Elsies Stephensport do I would suggest that Mr Grey be Hold hard Grey You forget shes cheeks 09pm 10 28ans Then turning to tho girl she Cloverport H28pml060anr given the opportunity to resign and go a bouncing slip of a girl sixteen years added Hawesvllle 0 54 p m II 10 a ns Gan thee hast finished thy away in peace If this were done the old Lewlsport 10 38 p m 11 40 a n meal my dear get thee to thy room an Owcnsboro 10 69pm 12 22am exposure might bo avoided and the in What the schoolmasters eyes fettle It oop a bit Oi ull be wlye SpotBville 1145 pm I08pns Have you a shadow of presently quiry end here flashed fire Ar Henderson 1210 am 130pm What do you say to this Mr Grey Grey seized on Elsies absence as a No 52 No 54 asked Wixon EAST BOUND Dally Dally good opportunity to finish packing for That I am only waiting to see what he was haunted with a painful dread further Infamy you and your tools are 7 20 a m 2 55 p no Henderson of arousing her suspicions of his per Â¬ Lv Spottsvllie 7 43am 31ttpm plotting was the stern response manent departure feeling sure that a Owensboro 8 30am 4 00 pm Mr Dodd will proceed then o 13 a m 4 Lewlsport pn long farewell would be so hard for the 9 37am 4 59 pm Hawesvllle This he accordingly did with great dear child aye and for him too jjoverpo iuwam 6 24 pna unction 10 28 a m 5 45 p mi Stephensport whereas if his plans did not fail he Irvington 11 05 a m C 80 pER Happening to bo In this neighborwould slip away under the pretense of Brandenburg 11 31 a m G68pnr hood with idle hours on my hands he West Point 12 05 n m 7 35 going to Chicago on a vacation and be ant Ar Louisville 1 oo p m 8 SO a ec declared Capt Wixon interested me off without any painful betrayal of in the painful stories which were curemotion rent concerning these young people For further Information address But this was not to be which at the time he believed to be H C Mordue A G P A The last book was packed the last without foundation and I consented to or LoulsIUe Ky- belonging put away the last long W L Mills sift the matter to the bottom At first lingering lookout of tho window at the Owrnsboro Ky I was convinced that they wore simply lake now a big plain of snow fringed indiscreet by the pine clad hills the last Ah Hejpaused what was that Â¬ VAndiwhatled you to any other conTho door opened and Elslo Whitford clusion confronted him The evidence of my own eyes and A child Good heavens it seemed as IHK ears if in a night she had grown into glori- Â¬ TBUST JJIM A8 YOUTVOULD A BROTHER The silence inthe roomwaa intense Lin ous womanhood As she stood there in Yes MivModerator myown unprej the strength of her young beauty the bofwoon tho cltlca of udiced observation I myself have doubt In your mind concerning my in Â¬ scales fell from the eyes of the unhappy seen her in hia room standing hear the nocence Cincinnati Lexington Louis That you aro sitting in this room man and he knew ho loved Oh how winddw with his arm around her This ville Evansvie St Louis verytlay since preparing tlese charges that you have just taken my Millies ho longed to take her In his arms and tell her all ho felt but between her And the cities of in company with Capt Wixon I found hand In yours answers that question ind him was a chasm ho dared not this couple in his class room alone said the prospector with dignity Mont Nashville Memphis yet I believe you Now tell the worst eross not might but who knew what Tho girl was weeping and again and bring forth the future Well Frank my boy you are just gomery Mobile and New again crying in deop distress Oh She seemed very quiet and what shall T ao if you go away and In this fix If you stay here you may Orleans ne clear yourself but you will never be able Elsie he not a bit the emotion tossedÂ¬ leave me What shall I do had pictured to himself Lookpaused impressively and turning to to relieve that young girls character ing round the room at his corded boxes Gijey demanUedi Can yoii deny this of the stigma cast upon it Ill natured AND SPEED UNBIVALED she said very quietly people will say that where there is young man You are going to leave us for good A dead silence followed even his fire there must bo smoke A lie thats Mr Grey friend the prospector eyed the school Â¬ half a lie is always the worst to fight Oretown you are not coming back to as that poet that Millys so sweet on master doubtfully Yes Elsie I am going away you A deep flush dyed Greys cheek The says have guessed rightly Â¬ I see all this Grey groaned words are truly reported tho interpre Â¬ Tho words and tone wero cheerful Well the alternative is to fling up tation and tone of delivery false as per Â¬ the sponge Just quit and leave tho but she read in his eyes tho pain the jury parting cost him game In Wixons hands His explanation hung fire On account of tho trouble you hinted What That would bo to confess Wilders broke the oppressive silence our indiscretion If the very children at she asked by asking If h might question tho Connections are made at Guthrie and Yes are gossiping about us minister NashvUie for all points I guessed as much And you thought womGammon There isnt a No said Wixon Yes baid EdSouth and W eat hasYaid one to spare mo tho misery of a long fare fl orth gerly and finally ho was allowed to an or child in tho city those as well Ah that was kind of you kind In Pullman Palace Cars word about her except appear as Greys friend and adviser Wixon had at the meeting last night to tho very lost Ho addressed Mr Dodd Shall you miss ma so much Elsie There isnt a living soul in tho city as What church do you belong to sir Manliko he woe disappointed at her this road Tvili receive special low rates guesses tho purpose of the meeting That is no business of yourt vas equanimity though he had so much See agents of this company for rates y The captain played his cards the sullen response routes or write to smart He didnt want no in Â¬ dreaded any ebullition of feeling Nevertheless interposed Ethyerty vestigation He Goodsby ElsisT C P Atmore O P it T A just wanted to get rid I thinkyou shouldarawee To be continued LbuitvlLW foi 30uandlMifhehadji9teH this hoikr- 1P MiVyou his position without further scandal as I understand the proceedings of thU meeng arc tc be kept secret Thats it interrupted Wixon the best possible course he can pursue No fuss Called away on urgent private affairs Work too much for his consti- Â¬ tution Must have rest and But added Edgerly if he is inno- Â¬ cent he is either the victim of unfortunate circumstantial evidence or of a deliberate plot to ruin him In that case let him stay and fight it ou XVRight you are old boy cried the prospector wringing Edgerlys hand And you bet your bottom dollar my man will stop to face the music The meeting was adjourned If Mr Grey is guilty ho can resign No immediate action said Edgerly North KASHVIUE ROUTE OF THE right CHICAGO and llMITED SOUTH Terre Haute Indianapolis CHICAGO Milwaukee St Paul 00 ra Louisville Evansville r Cincinnati furze-flowe- rs forget-me-no- ts SOUTH Arkansas and Texas- jj 115 i Through Trunk self-possess- wivmu CHAWEt Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jacksonville and points in Florida iiast EMIGRANTS rSyiSTS nnoom--monl- hftedoitt v f- 1 r wmmwMmmmsmmmm g PTBBrmtin if n PTO Ppf WjMfWVi1 iMutr o HOFETSVILKE KENTPOKIAN WHERE THEY SLEEP THE INQUISITIVE At CLERK turn B r- - 1 L Ml u tfhe Protty Bedrooms of Somo Very Famous Woman fv V 1 where and everybody has had an ex- Â¬ l Jrf perience with him Ono of the genua Qaen Victoria Slmplo Sleeping nuelli J1 Shm1u11 was called down in a remarkably jRoom nSqJMrs Van JtcnMolnor Cruo funny manner in a West end drug nK6iWIlto Swan UfeU store recently A tall solemn Queen Victoria is aid to bo yery looking maacamo iu and astfedfor a particular- about her bod but her half dozen six ounce bottles Bottles asked the clerk bedroom Is a very simple unpre Yes bottles responded the tentious one The heavy bed with its canopied top and curtains for man With or without corks asked keeping all draughts frrim the royal sleeper several chairs a thick warm he With corks was the response rug a great table of carved mahog Want em empty any somo good pictures including Certainlv a portrait of Prince Albert com- Â¬ And new plete the apartment in Buckingham Do you suppos I want bottles palace in which her majesty slum- Â¬ youve been keeping strychnine in bers t Nothing o compare with the The clerk said such an Idea had bedchambers of many American Russell for instance never entered his mind and them Tvomon Lillian queen of comic opera rejoices in one asked What do you want them for a great -- apartment which suggests To break responded the impa- Â¬ Her little jpearly pink seashell single bed is of brass but inlaid and tient customer promptly What The odovered with mother-of-peaTho customer Reckoned to hirnjjto of white silk bolting fdraperies arc cloth painted in morning glories lean over the counter and caught sand lined with palest pink satin hold of the lapel of the clerks coat iSoft white lace over pink satin and whispered I wouldut want the neighbors to Tforms the covering for the bed and bolster and falls get onto it but I rather like to hear ifor the hard round em crack Just a Whim of mine -- on both sides almost to the white velvet carpet The dres3ing table Its better than breaking windows is of pink enamel inlaid with wreaths and gives mo just as much pleasure The but my supply has given out and I sand cupids of mother-of-peais framed in a want a few to hold mo over until the oval shaped mirror wreath of porcelain morning glories next car load arrives The clerk looked at tho customer d to- Â¬ The hand mirrors brushes uaother-of-peadoubtfully ilet belongings ar Oh well of course its nothing set with jewrra monograms to me he said JThe crowning glory of Mrs RensThen what made you ask about selaer Orugers Julian Gordon is the bed which is a repre- Â¬ it demanded the customer room The clek made no reply but got sentation of a swan Each feather is exquisitely carved in white en tho bottles As he was making A canopy of white change however the spirit moved cameled wood silk falls from the tall slender neck him to ask What do you do with the corks The coverlid and pillows are of white Chew em was the reply Its ruffled with filmy lace Walls satin carpets and hangings of this exqui- good for the digestion Try it some site room are of dull pink The dress- Â¬ time Then the customer walked ing table with its quaint chair the the clerk shook his head and out and tapped framing of the tall cheval glass and his forehead but he asked no more woodwork of the colonial the carved mantel piece are of glistening white questions StLouis Post Dispatch enameled wood A few choice water TAMPERING WITH MAIL LOCKS yjolors and somo bits of rose flecked Makes Succssful china give a homolike look to the Mechanism Which Impossible Thefts Almost rQOD Tho locks on the mail pouches are v Its Burton Harrbon another so constructed that it is impossible to woman who is at once a social and a open its literary queen has her bedroom secretone without a betraying the There is little dial on the furnished with the old mahogany lock and every time the lock is opened vjurniture in which her The roomy old the figures on the dial move up one delighted Suppose for instance that the regised would make two of any modern ter shows 1147 at the point of de- Â¬ rcreatlon and the four tall carved parture and that when the pouch is posts reach almost to the ceiling delivered tho point of destination By the bed stand carved steps the lock isat opened the register will necessary to sucwhich used to be showT148 This increase of one is cess in reaching the soft embraces made for each trip of the pouch and of the feather bed A tall chest of eventually the number reached9999 3rawers surmounted by a small which in an average bag requires looking glass some quaint old spin- - thirty live years to reach The bag die back chairs aud pictures a is then taken apart and the numbers years old and more complete are reset this quaint room These locks were first introduced Over Mrs Frank Leslies single in 1881 and a mail cleric made a bold brass bedstead hangs a crucifix of attempt to rob a bag in transit avory which is a work of art in its soon after their introduction He matchless carving A rug of soft took a small turning lathe in the silky Persian weave covers the floor car with him to aid in tho scheme of the tiny apartment and a single After unlocking the bag he rifled chair completes the furnishings the contents and connected up the The toilet table and all of its be Â¬ lathe to the lock His idea was to longings are in the little dressing twist the numbers around until they room which opens off from the bed were the same as before tho lock was jroompioper On certain anniver- Â¬ touched He set the lathe humming saries the dainty brass bed presents and soon reeled off the numbers up somber appearance for it is draped to 9999 when to his consternation In black the sheets down coverlids the register remained at that figure and pillows are all covered with silk and refused to move any more The Chicago Post of inky blackness lock must bo taken apart before it will start at No 1 again but he did IRON STOVES not know this Tho trick was of Dr Franklin First Made Them for course discovered and tho guilty the Burning of Coal clerk punished Since then the locks One of the very first attempts at have never been tampered with N making an irou stove was by Count 7 World r or Cardinal Polignac of France r rstrpeax mx - tain century nearly in the eighteenth I believe the struggle now going1 on The Results of his efforts were sim in this country and in other countries ply iron fireplaces constructed with for a single gold standard would if disas- Â¬ hollow DacKs neartns ana iron successful produce widespread ter and in the end throughout tho jambs the only improvement it world The destruction of silver money showed pver the old fireplace was in and establishing gold as the sole unit a slight saving of heat In the year of value must have a ruinous effect on 171G Pr Desaugliers of London im Â¬ all forms of property except those in Â¬ proved the Polignac ff replaces to vestments which yield a fixed returnÂ¬ such an extent that they could be in money These would be enormous-a gain used for burning coal as well as ly enhanced in value and would disproportionate and unfair advantago wood over every other species of property Dr Franklins stove invented in If as the most reliable statistics affirm the year 1745 was a great improve- there are nearly 87000000000 of coin ment on everything in the stove or bullion in the world not very un Â¬ The equally divided between gold and sil- Â¬ line that had preceded it was con- Â¬ ver it is impossible to strike silver out principles upon which it of existence as money without results structed were similar to the air Â¬ which will prova di Crossing to mil tight stoves introduced many years lions and utUrly disastrous to tens of later Indeed it is believed that thousands James O Blaloe had it been possible at that time for founders to make tight fighting Apart-Biekt-Illftan Ha Finds a Customer Who Is Tso Much for Him Th6 inquisitive clerk is every Â¬ ConstipationBiliousness Cause Sfck headache Pains in the back Sallow complexion Loss of appetite and Professional Cards J T Hanmcrti HANBERY ft Frank Bull BELL Extraordinary cut in pricesin l ffil At Practice In the Courts ot Christian and ad otning counties Office City Hall building Coart Square HOPK1NSVILLE KY THE LEADER How Is UAM Aire Exhaustion There is only onecure which is Wfa WITHERS OTUOUDBy OfUco Ths liver GOWJSELLOH AT IiAW over rinntcra Bank We have reduced the price of our entire stock of M I L -LINERYtfrom a ten cent SAILOR to our finesldT One Pink Pill touches the liver and removes the bile One Tonic Pellet nightly acts as a gentle laxative in keeping the bowels open restores the digestive organs tones up the nervous system and makes new rich blood Complete treatment two medicines one price 25c Treatise and sample free at any store BBOWM MFQ CO gTohic Pellets HOPKINSVILLE KY FRANK RIYES PHIOIfflBY-p-Lfll- li PATTERN HATS Ky 1 Hopkinsville JM Thikd Off Their Kegulab Vacte It will pay you to calll iii -4 omen Orer rianters1 Bank Andrew Sectvgent M D PHYSICIAN OFFICE i New York AndSUKGEON 5 and- - see for yourself rl FdTJ by all druggists in Hopkins Filth and Main streets opposite City Cnnrt Room that this S STTELEPBONE NO MAILING A STAMP How It Can Do Done Without Trouble HH Painter and Dono with Neatness rl rl or Discomfort How many people know how to mail a stamp in a letter Nine peo- Â¬ ple out of ten stick it so carefully down that the recipient always loses him temper and generally the stamp in tho effort to release it It is generally more exasperating than when the sender forgets altogether the stamp he should have inclosed for then at least it is not wasted Even tho most extravagant of us seldom have souls above saving a stamp for it is strangely far dearer to us than the two cents it repre- Â¬ The tenth person sends it sents loose which is well enough provid- Â¬ ing it does not slip out unseen and vanish as these totally depraved small things have a habit of doing The proper way is a simple one Cut with a sharp penknife two parallel slits at the top of your letter and -- - Paper ALL WORK Skerritt Hanger Low at is no office Hopkinsville tf est Prices SIIOP 8U1 and Dispatch and at DR WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY I street next to Ky Beard DR PRESTON THOMAS PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office over Bank Hopkinsville III II llll I HOPKINSVILLE OFFICE HOUBS Day Mme Fleurette Levy Mgr MSq WJ KY and Night Junius Offiice over C McOavitt 1 DENTIST Kellys Jewelry Store HOPKINSVILLE - - - Ky Prices Ci t GTlo aasice great-grandmoth- er slip in your stamps which will thus travel as safely as if in a special pa- Â¬ AD DOKICOURT W C Shook per case Perhaps you have been DORIGOPT ft SHOOK in a country village where money -- lAding orders and postal notes are un knownnnd for some reason it be- House Sign and Decorative r 3UIAU rnorrft 11 aattiao nAAAe0Ortf bW ortn1 bllUUU in 11lilUO lltWOOUlJ a letter Cut a piece of light card Â¬ board the slze of tho envelope and f Grainers and Paper Hangers f from thls cut circular pieces the size Office on Ninth Street opposite Gaither A of your coins Insert tho coins and Wests Tobacco Varehouse Hopkinsville Ky paste a slip of paper across one or t 4 lx S both sides Demorests Magazine Hotel- - Henderson Looking Forward to the Chase You ought to take some rest Cant Entirol7new and first class in ali said the sympathetic friend 1 Sailors SljapesI Sailor I have them fo i 200 all colors novelties You want them At prices from 10c to I am daily receiving all the latest Fxifl TE3E3s he Palace Leads in Styles Trimnled Hats from 25c tdS500 Ribbons Laces Silks Velvets Flowers Hair Ornaments Ladies U Vests Gloves Silk Floss Stamped Goods Corsets Hoa t lery aiso a iuu iiuo oi xmiiericK xuuerns MRS ADA LAYNE CORNER 9TH WOOL This larirtii M hun--drf- ld you go fishing or something like respects Excellent Sample Rooms that in tho city Im ind service unequaled Well replied Mr Weary On Douhle Car Lino going duck hunting pretty soon CP L P Kleidebeb Proprietors Where - ICv Up on P street My wife has Henderson seen a duck of a bonnet that I have Washington to go in pursuit of NATIONAL MAIN TERMS CASHJ Star FIRST a W W GRAY PROP Household Words relates a curl B NINTH ST NK AE MAIN ous story of the late com to de Paris In 1871 when tho government of SHAVING 10 SHAMPOO- Â¬ M Thiers was at Versailles and be- Â¬ ING 25 HAIR CUTTING fore tho national assembly had de Â¬ 2Bconts cided whether tho new constitution Nothing but first class work and all was to be monarchical or republican done in latest fashion the comte visited tho palace at Ver- Â¬ W SATISFACTION guaranteed sailles As ho was about to enter the door M Jules Simon met and recoguized him Bowing politely wncn vi M Simon said If wo are a republio C3 you are in my house and 1 shall bo delighted to do the honors If wo are a monarchy I am In yours The comte laughed took his arm and Have your Photograph made at replied Let us go in together An Easy Solution BARBER SHOP ce i tin- rto91335317iai9Hurr3irirtL0UISVILlEKy CummlHsl hi Houe In the South Tho roost liberal advan- Â¬ irt Wo sell to the Eastern factories and save t iciliueh forppttiui hi nlc midrt ip man profit Ismip yarehmi f receipts and store free of charge Sacks fur- iiiii iiveof tlufce to tlio e who ship u- - We t olicit hhlpments of everything1 In the pre- Hoe Wnte us for prices tr divii--m-- 5HIP 70 fjjS WOOL vi u n1 An rrn rri cn v Lumber Hardware GUARANTEED FROM THE GOOD PURE WATER iuu o To s ALL THE YEAR ROUND LOUISVILLE WYBRAHTS NEW STUDld Nlco Combing Sacks PEiPOIPfflUIIJPiP M j- Japanese kimonas just as they are sold in the shops make the nicest of combing sacks Tho real imported ones always wash beauti fully 8 No 580 Fourth Avenue Louisville I Ky rt as Change in Time Ohio Valley Railway Taking Effect Sunday Sept 23rd 1894 TRAINS GOIVO SOUTH No a Dally iKl 111 S ABlssb rig o 2 J Mall Express vy Evansvllle M Henderson Corydon Morganueld DeKoven Sturgls Marion Princeton Cerulean Springs Gracey At Hopkinsville 019am 1057 am 1133 am 1140 am 1210 pin No Dally Mall Kxpress C 30 am 880 pm 420 pm 717am 742am 444 pm 813am Gl5pm 552 p m 84Jam 001am 603 pm FURNITURE Dealer A Complete and Beautiful Stock on hand all at The Main Street C64pm 7 55 p m 888 pm 853 pm 615 pm p t t ulfi Mmmmwmmmm J castings the Franklin experiment would have been air tight About Perfect Health tho year 1775 there is somo dispute Keep the system in perfect or- Â¬ ibout tho exact date Dr Franklin LOCAL FBEIOHT improved his stove so as to make it der by the occasional use of LvFrlnceion 715am Daily 1000 am Ar Hopkinsville suitable to the consumption of com Â¬ Tutts Liver Pills They reg- Â¬ 500p in Lv mon bituminous coal In 1782 Ben Â¬ 780Dm Ar Princeton ulate the bowels and produce jamin Thompson Count Ruraford UNIONTOWN BRANCH on saaSix several improvements flonth Bound Dally A Vigorous Body 480 p m 740 a m Lv Unlontovrn Franklins designs In 1833 J L For sick headache malaria bil- Â¬ Ar Morganfleld 600 p m 806a ra 3MTott made the first stove that North Bound pfilly Vould burn anthracite coal Since iousness cdnstipationand kin Â¬ pm 1000 a Hhp fast named date hundreds of in dred diseases an absolute cure Lt Morganfleld 1036amt8jl5pax ArUniontown rrentorYhave taken part In bringing Liver PILLS H WBwwwooDAfftKy B V MltCHlLLVA f ii tttnvf iin to its oresent nerfeo HopkUuTille No 8 Dally Mall Express Mall Kxpress 645 a m 245 p m Lv HopkiUsvllJe 715 a m 5C5d m Princeton 811 a m 603 pm Marlon 7MI7Tim 017 it tt DeKoven Morganneld 742 pm 854am 1025 am 815 pm Corydon 1050 a m 840pm Henderson 080 p hi ll25a m At Evans vllle NORTH BOUND No 1 Dally LOWEST Cash FIGURES Bed room Suits SlQypA Solid Oak Suit for i X i J 1475 m70 V Hopkinsville Ky Virginia Street Between Honrfh l 1 niTfl iffh X i t TUTTS RBfcJWSWJJUWJI J fcE 2w u DHEMffiIKBCTOR Phoney t JwjiAiA r v t4 v dSi va m IfATlnmin ViT JBUV JaJULJLOA y yA BuairiessMgr Jtaiitttj i KVJMMVM Jime 7t 1895 1 iVJuViitti t Jin 100- - fit Last Then anotner gne varies uutot tno night school grew a club a harmless affair where tobacco was allowed and coffee and numerous newspapers and rat of this club sprouted a branch which bctaAtha deadly poison of rank soclaliMfflKt least so said Capt Petti grub WiSon This was the TUlking tclub as Qrcf had christened it at whose meetings were discussed simple questions of social or political interest Prom bad they got to worse until one Saturday morning for tho Talking club held its meetings on Saturday evenings It was whispered abroad that tho delicate questions as to wheth Â¬ er It was right for tho miners to pay the bosses store one dollar for a forty could lawfully compel them to lako thcir remuneration in store pay and before Jjfin that you shall grovel in your iterance nil the days of your lives and that the bosses of Oretown rpvwrvwi k i do If you wore to g o- away and leave me and I should never se you again What would become of me In tho passion of her appeal while tho tears were streaming down her sweet face the child had grasped his hand In both her own Ere Qrey could reply ho saw to his utter discomfiture that they were not alone Standing in the doorway but a iovr yards from him was tho portly ficuro of Capt Wixon and beside him rposed the man he had seen on the hill itwC WiiMtl Any sweeth carting that win causo you to leave urewmnr ss err yao ne wouia nTS uau uo turned Vvildars apeak out man Are Zwrely Hes sweeton her anvhera yoU argularrsJn Got your certifi- Â¬ price to pay you off with not I hardly think so I tfojrirl kao J tli f sweet on he cate No bogus and all that kind of he said looking at tho And ho offers Much together strange new born interest 1 thing He dont Bhoot straight at tho mark They be Oh dearMrreyj jhat should I Well sir stammered Dodd in con He insinuates that if you will resign iGs Mr Dodd who sat next to Wixon waxed wroth at tho mans slowness and interrupted tho examination by asking fiercely Why dont you speak out What do you know about it fellow Oi cent article whether tho capitalists with their running things their way and doing all your thinking for you A growl of discontent rang round tho room and more than one rough orator rose In clamorous protest but tho schoolmaster with a wave of his1 hand stilled them and 6aid sternly My friends let us make hasto slow- ly Lot us deliberate Uef ore we express Yourselves v Thats so cried the prospector Then to put things intp shipshape I move that wo meet again on Monday night to discuss the question A unanimous Aye ayel settled tho matter and tho meeting dispersed said Wilders to Before you go Grey I have a word to say- - Have you counted the cost Sitting square down on a hornets nest w6ut be a circum Â¬ stance to tho fix youll find yourself in if you go ahead in this business I shall do my duty Well Im with you But Jack I am assured that you exaggerate the state of affairs It is incredible that such tyranny can exist wont have nothing that intorfcres in this free land Why bless your innocent heart this free and independent country is full of spots as unwholesome as this cesspool of an Oretown When capital gets la- Â¬ bor by tho throat justice squeals What a grrind lot would be his who had tho power of tongue and pen to re- Â¬ deem this mass of corruption Grey said with a hungry look In his eyes Wilders grinned Not a bad move I see Start a paper go on the stump give the mo-Â¬ nopolies an all fired raking out and youll end in a trip to Washington and a hatful of greenbacks have shown him too much consideration by permitting his presence at all In vain Grey struggled and his ejectÂ¬ ment was only a matter of moments Â¬ lowing charges First That the intimacy existing between Mr Grey and when an unexpected ally appeared and Miss Elsie Whitford a pupil had been changed the aspect of affairs Bound matter of comment among the citizens ing from a seat in tho gloomy backfor some months past That ho Capt ground of the room where he had been Wixon disbelieving these reports and hitherto unobserved came came like actuated solely with a view to clear an avalanche the burly form of the Mr Greys reputation had engaged a prospector Hands off orby the Etarnal Ill be much esteemed friend Rev Archibald Dodd to prosecute inquiry which had the death of some of you and Grey resulted in the painful conclusion that stood free for few men in Oretown the principal was really guilty of at cared to come to blows with Jack Wilders least great indiscretion Grey sat dumfounded at the very The commotion subsided Grey as absurdity of the accusations speech- Â¬ one in a dream allowed his friend to less with honest indignation lead hiin to a seat tho minister who We will proceed to receive evidence had fled at the first sign of violence continued Wixon in judicial accents sneaked baqk to bis place again and Call Miss Clarkson Wixon resumed his magisterial funcGadsby one of the diroctors and tions keeper of tho store in Wixons mine Jack Wilders ho said the laws of the state construe such conduct as yours a felony but we will proceed and attend to you later Now Susan Green tell us what you know about No sound had heralded their ap- Â¬ A deep blush of vexation proach mounted to the cheek of the schoolma- Â¬ ster as he bade the girl leave him and turned haughtily to receive his visitors With a sinister grin on his conn penance Wixon came forward and ab Â¬ ruptly introduced Rev Archibald Dodd a gentleman interested in schools The minister had not an imposing presence Short squat ini figure ill dressed in a suit of rusty black with a fringe of red whiskers illuminating a coarse face he seemed but ill suited to adorn a pulpit Bpwing coldly to the two men and without giving them timo for further address Grey left the building That night the board of education met and after the dispatch of some mi Â¬ nor preliminaries tho worthy president announced the principal business of the evenings session It was his painful duty he said to call the attention of tho board to the fact that tho principal of their schools was a man of evil repute and unfit to hold so responsible an office This statement ho substantiated by the fol Â¬ by tho lake Then what did you come here for To arn thy ten dollars was the stolid response Eh what Mr Edgerly an old man of some property and a member of the Who promised to board interrupted give you ten dollars lie did pointing to Dodd said hed giveOi ten dollars if Oi proved owt agen the schulemeaster Mr Dodd hastily interjected Mere- Â¬ ly to compensate him for his loss of time but the explanation fell flat The vitness was excused Buuan Green next appeared Have you had any conversation with Miss Whitford concerning Mr Grey Often sir Repeat what she has said Please sir I dont like to sir it seems so like breaking confidence My good girl Wixon said paternal ly you must speak the truth Your feelings do you credits No harm can come to your young friend by repeat ing this conversation It may be too late but we want to shield her Grey cried Infamous scoundrel leaping to his feet but before ho could knaws nowt reach the dastardly chairman strong arms were wound around him Take him out Off with hlnV cried We Wixon foaming with passion NoOByoure green now but if you hang on to politics ypull soon get your V YoiUmlstake me this matter Elsie and I have talked about sweet- Â¬ hearts Yes She said she meant to go for Mr Grey Well and she went for him I suppose- I eyes skinned social life and balance my actionsiby reading the experiences of the great leaders of modern thought And youve made up your mind to raise Cain in Oretown I have counted the cost Dear friend erood I will study this great problem of nim1 CHAPTER IV WI8E MEN IN COUNCIL You arc requested to be present at a meet- Â¬ ing of the board of education to be held in the You bet she did sir All the pupils have been talking about their carry Â¬ ings on Carryings on Well his favpring her and her never taking her eyes offhim Oh shes dead gone on him thats certain Then r First ward school this evening at seven PETTIOnEW Wixon oclock Moderator m r rZ i chair was obsequiously placed for the lady Biave you ever noticed too great familiarity between Mr Grey and Miss Whitford swer Yes Some months ago when critiNo he didnt The schoolmaster did not condescend cising Mr Greys mismanagement in to notice the insolence of the girls the presence of the girl she attacked tone though ilie other pupils looked me in an insolent manner and spoke of at each other in mute surprise him with such enthusiasm that I was Well he said you can tell him led to imagine her interest in him was warmer than the relation that usually at dinnertime that I will be there exists between pupil and teacher Youcan carry yourown messages Go on Miss Clarkson the girsaid in loud aggressive accents When for a short timo I boarded at Theybuup schoolmaster gave a glance of pained surprise and ordered her to Mrs Whitfords I had to remonstrate leave the room which she did with as with Mr Whitford for allowing his much noise as it was possible for her to daughter to visit Mr Greys roomwhich make she did constantly Anything- more When the dreary mornings work was Nothing I came here reluctantly I overrJGrey sat brooding upon this un- accountable trouble which to a man of urged only by a strong sense of duty Mr Grey have you any questions to hifysensitlve nature was more than a ask Miss Clarkson merpasslng annoyancp I Bad Grey bitterly None But J Presently ahand touched him on the shoulder and aroused him from his if she believes in a God I would advise reveYie her to fall on her knees and implore MifElsielVhfecried reprovingly Why pardon for her venomous malice The dear child have you not gone home innocence of the sweet child she has maljgned rs beyond the ioul breath of such a slanderer A doors was a sprinkling of rain Miss Clarkson put her handkerchief Elsie had donned a long cloak picturesque to her eyes and sobbingly appealed for wnbse blue hood formed a protection It was prettily done and frame for her exquisite features struck with decided the wavering opinions of two Even Frank Grey yvtts the loveliness and youthful freshness members of the board who Were of the fair face turned up to his so neither dependent on Wixon nor dis honest men but simply prejudiced pleadingly The round pansy eyes were moist against Grey for his communistio pro-Â¬ with tears the lipu were trembling pensities You may retire said tho moderator and she spoke hmvicdly with much Let Francis Holbrook bo solemnly emotion Dear Mr Oreydo not be worried called This was one of the lads the Whit about Susan I could not go without eaying to you that 1 that is all tho fords had brought from Derbyshire girls in my class are ashamed pf her with them a sluggish loutish exotic conduct to you That I that is they from tho back country seat and sheepHe slouched into his are very sorry for you and Nay Elsie replied the teacher with ishly eyed tho company You live in the family of Mr Whit it is not on Susans mudMiendorncss ford accept pnly that I am troubled to day Di du Other thlngs are weighing on my You aro in the habit of seeing Mr spirits Thank you very much for your sympathy Go home now Iwillfol Grey and Miss Whitford in their daily relations to each other Jowfyou presently f VThoy beant relations - Then you have other troubles and I I ropon you have seen them in com- Â¬ was a world do not know them there pany nearly every day of emotioninhci tones Why is tHere Oi her We weroeohappyf aoimWilrouble MHare yo noitod any fjuniarity hi BtW she rtwoke out and nir A young schoolmaster this missive as soon as the days session was begun This girl Susan Green was one of Greys oldest scholars and certainly his most troublesome orie In the early advent of the handsome teacher she had done her poor best to attract his admiration and having failed had imbibed a dislike to him that amounted to rabid hatred Grey read Wixons letter and asked Did the captain desire an anquietlyJ what would ido if you leave me A weak eyed young woman a daugh ter of Wixons foreman handed the rose to do his masters bidding and brought in a bold gayly dressed young woman with a profusion of red hair one of the under teachcrs who had in her turn set her cap at the handsome schoolmaster and whose admiration like that of the weak eyed Susans had been turned into gall by his indifferÂ¬ ence together Anything else No I think not sir and the amiable young lady was allowed to re- Â¬ tire Mr Dodd whispering that she was a very reluctant witness who knew a great deal more than she chose to tell Now Mr Dodd will please speak Gentlemen said the reverend witness before I proceed to make the damaging statement I am about to do I would suggest that Mr Grey be given the opportunity to resign and go away in peace If this were done the exposure might bo avoided and the inquiry end here What do you say to this Mr Grey theyre always talking and whispering asked Wixon That I am only waiting to see what further infamy you and your tools are plotting was the stern response Mr Dodd will proceed then This ho accordingly did with great unction Happening to bo in this neighbor hood with idle hours on ray hands he declared Capt Wixon interested mo in the painful stories which were current concerning these young people which at the time he believed to bo without foundation and I consented to sift the matter to the bottom At first I was convinced that they were simply his fate In imagination he saw the the sweet Innocent childish face with A FRIEND IN NEED the brown hair clustering round it the Milly dear leave the coffee on tho sad look of those pensive eyes the stove and be off to bed The pro-Â¬ trembling movement of that beautiful fessor and I are going to hold a pow- Â¬ lip and he held his hand out to Wild- Â¬ wow and squaws are not wanted in the ers and said wigwam Jack I will gar The scene was the interior of tho Spoken like a white man cried the prospectors cottage the dramatic per prospector Now wo can go ahead sonae Jack Wildersliis wife and Frank with full steam on an no danger sig Â¬ Grey time twenty four hours after tho nals out events recorded in the last chapter Long and earnestly they talked till Squaw indeed Mr Impudence the first shrill scream of a steam whistle chirped the young wife saucily Ive a roused the miners from their sleep and great mind to assert my womans rights called them to another days duties and sit up till midnight when they were but half rested from Do dear said Wilders thats just yesterdays G what I was driving at I knew that Stay a minute Wilders said as his the best way to keep you with us was guest rose to leave Millie wants me to ask you to go to give you this Then to sustain my character for ne handed the yourtg man a bulky obstinacy good night Mr Grey was sealed envelope which he took from a the gay reply but as the little womans table drawer glance fell on the haggard face of her nothing Just a womans whim guest her heart melted and she added worth mentioning but she said you with much feeling I know all Jacks were to keep it in your pocket an not secrets Bear your trouble bravely open it till you were a days journey We are your friends and what Jack from Oretown wants you to do is for the best Trust Greys face was shadowed as he stood him as you would a brother fingering the little parcel Easy easy old lady youre too Guess Its some of those fast youll spoil it all Women in busi- Â¬ the prospector added unblush ness and hens in a garden always the ingly Females Is awful tender- Â¬ same trouble hearted an chock full o nonsense You savage man I leave you but kind o s I guess but take remember if you fail to bring Mr Grey of them for the little womans sake to our way of thinking I shall believe I will Grey replied in tearful tones that all your boasted tact 1b only strong and may God reward you both for all enough to impose upon an unprotected you have done for me female who hasnt the courage to re- Â¬ Goln to Chicago for a visit be thee bel asked honest Mrs Whitford at break- Â¬ Ah the prospector mused casting fast Hast thee volks down 1 those a proud loving glance at the retreating parts Did you ever see figure of his wife No Mrs Whitford Grey replied Nature made her and I have no business my father and such a woman broke the mold mother died when I was a lad and I Have you seen Wixon Edgerly and have never known other relatives the others Grey asked too anxious to Praps interrupted the corporal bandy compliments jocularly we shall see you tripping Seen them Ive been running about back with a trim little wife hanging on aU day like a candidate who wants to to your arm save his country by taking office No Mr Whitford I never yetspoke Well one wora oi love to living woman Well the whole concern boiled Grev declared in slow mm esslve tones down to facts means that Wixon holds inrrt j hut T jnltv your hnl tnsto two bowers and the joker an you are grinned the corporal Why when euchred was a lad in the royal marines I But his charge is so utterly wildly Howd thy tongue mon Mrs Whit- Â¬ absurd Surely the childs age might ford interjected Dunna thee see have protected her how thy foolish claver reddens Elsies Hold hard Grey You forget shes cheeks Then turning to the girl she a bouncing slip of a girl sixteen years added Gan thee hast finished thy old meal my dear get to thy room an What the scho6lmasters eyes fettle It oop a bitthee ull be wi ye Oi you a shadow of presently Have flashed fire Grey seized on Elsies absence as a good opportunity to finish packing for he was haunted with a painful dread of arousing her suspicions of his per Â¬ manent departure feeling sure that a long farewell would be so hard for the dear child aye and for him too whereas if his plans did not fail he would slip away under the pretense of going to Chicago on a vacation and be bff without any painful betrayal of CHAPTER V furze-flowers fusion I am not what you would call and leave these parts ho will keep an ordained priest We have no such everything as secret as the grave But how can he Who could curb mummies in our church tho tongue of that woman Clarkson for What is your church Well the Hopkfnsites fiOur forms instance areVbased on the simple principles of He can That I know nes got a the early disciples to whom the spirit hold on her that nil shut her mouth as of teaching is given he gocth out into tight as a squirrel trap wr 1WMVM And Susan Green xnuw41 the world and preaclicth the truth Â¬ Her fathers Wixons private propThat will do I guessed as much sneered tho prospector as he took his erty He never uses no tools he cant scat while the moderator hastily asked dull or sharpen as he wants to That what bteps tho board would take In the sham parson is his body and soul and To Evmsyim the lubber Holbrook is already shipped matter No immediate action said Edgerly off to Chicago And Mr Edgerly If Mr Grey is guilty ho can resign Ah hes a horse of another color his position without further scandal as KASHV1U I understand the proceedings of thla honest as the day but his head will never acho from the weight of his meeting arc tc bo kept secret ROUTE OF THE Thats it interrupted Wixon Mhe brain Wixon ull fix him never fear best possible course he can pursue No You agree to go an Edgerlys all CHICAGO and fuss Called away on urgent private right Â¬ And my friends of the night school NASHVILLE affairs Work too much for his constiwhat will they say tution Must have rest and THB ONLY But added Edgerly if he is inno That you were bought off sold cent he is either the victim of unfortu- Â¬ them got your pile and skipped Pullman Vestibulod Train Borrico witi Then I must leave behind me the nate circumstantial evidence or of a Newest and Finest Say Ooachos deliberate plot to ruin him In that reputation of a villain Sleepers and Dining Oars As I said before you must either case let him stay and fight it ou 5f Right you are old boy cried the sink yourself or sacrifice the girl PlfOM THf prospector wringing Edgerlys hand For a time there was silence The Ana you Det your DOttom aonar my young man sat watching the clouds of smoke that rose from his companions man will stop to face the music pipe as though in them he would read The meeting was adjourned SSjmTr jHftjmc iai lk f North 1IM1TEP SOUTH Terre Haute Indianapolis CHICAGO Milwaukee St Paul AND ALL POINTS IN THE NORTH S Mr AND NORTHWEST L Kodoebs Southern Passenger Agt Chattanooga Tenn F P Jeffries General PosseDger Agt Evansville Terro Haute R R EvanHville Tnd JOHN ECII0IS ST JOHN BOYLE I J KMEIVSM 60 oj mux THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE TO Louisville Evansville 8r Cincinnati AND ALL TOINTS TO Memphis Yicksburg New Orleans AND ALL POINTS forget-me-not- Limited Trains and Perfect Service Connecting at Memphis with through trains to all points in SOUTH Arkansas and Texas Rates T B LYNCH Weneral Passencer Agent Louisville Tickets and all information will be furnlshed ou application to your nearest ticket agent Ky U f oUISVJ LLE ST LOUIS AS RAILWAY SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY No C3 1 TEX 189- J- WEST BOUND Dally N06SU Daily 7 45 a n3 8 40 arcs 9 17 9 45 10 23 10 60anjN 11 11 40 a to12 22 Lv Louisville orunuenuurg Inlngton Stephensport Hawcsvllle LoTvlspoit Owensboro Spotsville Ar Henderson Wst Point CIoerport 12 10 1018 pm 10 69 p m II 45 p m 30pm 25pm 6lMpm 8 30pm BOOpm 9 28pm B54pm 0 7 air am arc am 54 loans am 108pm 1 SO p nv fP east No 62 BOUND 7 7 Dally No Daily Lv Henderson Owensboro Lewlsport Hawesvllle Cloverport Stephensport Irvington Brandenburg West Point Ar Louisville Spottville 8 30am 0 13 a m 9 37am 10 05 am 10 28 am 12 05 1 00 20am 255p n 43am 31GpnjL 400pnx 4 35 4 69 6 6 45 p mi 1105 am OSOpro U 31 a m 6 68 pus 21pnn pro p ma pm pm 7 35 8 SO a nr-ai emotion indiscreet OHiowitfcly i i o wyl MPPSV I j Tocnr r v Ai k 3 said the prospector with dignity I believe you Now tell the worst Well Frank vay boy you are just in this fix If you stay here you may cloar yourself but you will never be able to relievo that young girls character of the stigma cast upon it Ilt natured peoplo wiU say that where there is fire there must be smoke A He thats half a He is always the worst to fight as that poet that Millys so sweet on says I see all this Grey groaned Well the alternative is to fling up the sponge Just quit and leave tho game in Wixons hands What That would bo to confess our indiscretion If the very children aro gossiping about us Gammon Thero isnt a man wom Â¬ No said Wixon Yes said Ed an or child in the city has said one gerly and finally he was allowed to word about her except those as appear as Greys friend and adviser Wixon had at the meeting last night He addressed Mr Dodd There isnt a living soul in the city as What churqh do you belong to sir is no business of yourtwas guesses tho purpose of the meeting That The captain played his cards uncom thoRullen response monly smart He didnt want no in JNeverthelese interposed Efljurty vestigation He just wanted to get rid I tbialcyou 6houldanawer ears The silence in 4he room e was intense VYes MmpjModerator myiown unprej udiced observation I myself have seen her in his room standing hear the window with hisarmaround her This very day since preparing theso charges in company with Capt Wixon I found this couple in his class room alone Tho girl was weeping and again and again crying in deep distress Oh what shall T ad if you go away and ne leave me What shall I do paused impressively and turning to Can yod deny this Gijey demanded young man A dead silenoe followed even his friend the prospector eyed the school master doubtfully A deep flush dyed Greys cheelc The words are truly reported tho interpretation and tone of delivery false as per- Â¬ jury lite explanation hung Are Wilders broke the oppressive silence by asking if h might question tho minister Andiwhatled you to any other con clusion The evidence of my own eyes and Heppaused But this was not to be The last book was packed the last belonging put away tho last long lingering look out of the window at the lake now a big plain of snow fringed by the pine clad hills the last Ah what was that The door opened and Elsie Whitford TBUBT UIM A8 YOU WOOXD A BROTHEIl ti I For further Information address HC or WL Mordue A G PA Mills Owrnsboro Ky LoulsUlle Ky doubt in your mind concerning my nocence If in- - that you have just taken my Millies hand in yours answers that question That you are sitting in this room sonfronted him A child Good heavens it seemed as If In a night she had grown into glori- Â¬ As she stood there In ous womanhood tho strength of her young beauty the scales fell from the eyes of the unhappy man and he knew ho loyed Oh how he longed to take her in his arms and tell her all he felt but between her and him was a chasm he dared not sross not yet but who knew what tho future might bring forth She seemed very quiet and not a bit the emotion tossed Elsie he had pictured to himself Look- Â¬ ing round tho room at Tils corded boxes she said very quietly You are going to leave us for good Mr Grey you are not coming back to Oretown Yes Elsie I am going away you have guessed rightly Tho words and tone were cheerful but she read in his eyes tho pain the parting cost him On account of the troublo you hinted t through l HJB h m- - n Trunk Lin between tho cities o Cincinnati Lexington Louis ville Evansvie St Louis And the cities of MontNashville Memphis gomery Mobile and New Orleans WIUIIDU CHANGE AND SPEED UNBIVALED Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jackson- Â¬ ville and points TotAaStnmiuMfipti li Qf souand Jfhehadjiptft r Connections are made at Guthrie and Yes Nashville for nil nointa I guessed as much And you thought to spare mo the misery of a long fare Â¬ 31 orth liaBt South and W est well Ah that was kind of yon kind In Pullman Palace Cars to the very last Shall you miss me so much Elsie Manliko ho was disappointed at her this road will receive special low rates equanimity though he had so much ow sgwuui oi uiih company ior rates dreaded any ebullition of fooling routes or wrjte to Goodi py ElsisT XA ATHOBl J To b6 continued J this Lotttorllto at she asked in Florida EMIGRANTS EASTS r v kt j r 4 i r 4 fttyltittjatfUle jKeutucftiatu WJIBIS UlfoiY AN0 0 HdBKisrsviLLE a Neryous and Weak kuntuoean 55s53C SS5SS jtomfy im t rOl IIEUTANAKT GOVEMTOJt FWWr JIMSH HT CHAS M MEACHAM SUBSCRIPTION 19 A YAB IN ADVANCE Local reading notices accents per line 3pe elsl Locals 6 cento nor line each Insertion IrertUementa furnished Bates for standing on application OFFIOE I 312 SOUTH MAIN STEKKT 5 51 4 announcements authorized to announce JUDGE JOHN PHELPS 3 a candidates for Circuit Court Judge In this district subject to the action of the Demo cratic party Election November 5 1895 We are authorized to announce JUDGE THOMAS P COOK of Calloway count asa candldato for Judge of the Circuit Court oTthla district subject to the action of the Democratic partv We are authorized to announce We are r 1 i iM m titE as a candidate for Circuit Judge of the Third Judicial District subject to the action of the JUDGETHOS J MORROW 0 W Democratic Convention July Tho Calloway Times has succeed- Â¬ ed tho News and the paper appears this week in a much larger form Tho times is printed from a bran new and well equipped office W0 Wear is editor and J as V Wear business manager Last Monday Mr S D McCormick of Henderson made a speech at the ti court house His circulars said he would speak on the silver question and the house was filled when he be- Â¬ gan It soon began to dawn upon the crowd that they were not to hear a silver speech at all but that the stranger was a goldbug who happened to be hero at nobodys invi- Â¬ tation Ono by one the crowd melted away until less than fifty men were left when Mr McCumick quit with the remarkable statement in answer to a question that a man who owed 511000 could under free coinage buy 4400 worth of silver have it coined for nothing and pay off his debt He failed to state where the idiot could be found who would sell silver bullion the price of which the government had fixed at 10000 to speculator a for 34400 It is due to him to say however that ho explained that he had not figured it out himself 1 4 1 r1 4 U -- I k ft ia k However unsatisfactory the decisQUESTIONS TOE GOLD BUGS ion of the appellate court in the bank tax cases may be to the gener- Â¬ If the bullion value of the silver in al public the law and equity seem to a silver dollar is only worth 46 cents be on the side of the banks Judge why is it that it passes for one hunPryor and Judge Grace the ablest dred cents members of the court were together in How can there bo any danger under the opinion that the existing contracts free coinage of Europe shipping its mean that all bonds of the United of the banks were vested rights that silver hero when last year it had to States issued or authorized to be is- me new constitution could not vio buy from the United States 51000- sued are payable principal and in- Â¬ late or wipe out It is fortunate for 000 in silver bullion to supply its own terest at tho option of the govern the state that it has a court that can bo needs ment of the United States in silver relied upon to give justice in the face If there is no foreign silver to be dollars of the coinage of the United of public clamor even to litieants imported how can the free coinage of States His resolution also recites whose rights are questioned and de- silver injure the country when the that such payment is not in violation nied Public sentiment is agaiust total output of our mines is only 70 of the public faith nor in derogation corporations and it is hard for them 000000 per annum or about 100 per of the rights of the public creditor to get their dues before juries or in capita Why is it that the United States This resolution was considered in the courts unless their causes are joint session and Mr Carlisle who more than just and their cases strong- Â¬ when it only had a population of 3 Tho opinion of Judge 000000 established and maintained its was then a member of the Lower ly presented House is on record as having voted Pryor in this important case is a own money system must now with a for the resolution Since Mr Car strong paper It clearly sets forth population of 70000000 let England lisle became secretary of the the treas the law and the constitutional rights fix it for us Why is it if the silver dollar is a ury he insists that theso coin bonds of the banks and right or wrong they cannot be disturbed in the en- Â¬ dishonest dollar and a fifty cent dol are payable only in gold joyment of priviliges that ante date lar that the gold bugs dont demand DEM00EATI0 0ANDHATES the present constitution It is a thejr demonetization black eye to the socialistic tendencies If all American securities hold QOVERNOR FOR that crop out in the constitution re- abroad are payable in gold principle P W Hardin fiercer county cently adopted It calls a halt in and interest how can any more gold C M Clay Jr Bourbon county M C Alford Lexington Hon J M Bright of Tennessee who was tho first man to discover the crime of 78 in a speech this week made mention of one item in the con- Â¬ gressional record of Mr Carlisle to which no reference has so far been On Jan made in the public press 16 1878 Senator Stanley Mathews of Ohio submitted a resolution interpreting tho act of Jan 18 1879 to State and is much encouraged by tho w Wfk kind reception he has met with in m sr K every county ho has visited ms He expects to enter tho convention with instructed strength from- nil J o parts of the State and with tho nomi- Â¬ nation for governor certain to go to Central Kentucky he thinks his loca- Â¬ tion will greatly strengthen his MrWBIAnzy chances of success The Judge is con Â¬ Eureka Springs Ark fident his prospects are better than those of any other candidate and that UI cannot And words in which to express my thankfulness for what Hoods Sana he has a splendid chance to secure parilla has done for my husband Ho tho nomination the ras afflicted rheumatism The candidates for other State of- Â¬ xrlp Ho lostwith appetite was and nervous his fices of course do not ask or expect and his actions became sluggish having instructions in counties having local no life at all about him Ho seemed a physical wreck At last he decided to candidates and the- - convention to be take Hoods Barsaparllla and after tak Â¬ ing bottles he felt as though he held on the 17th will instruct fnr welltwoHe continued taking It and was to Â¬ Judge Brown and give no other in Â¬ day ho feels and looks like A Different Man structions if the county adopts tho course invariably followed in such Our houso is never without Hoods Sox saparllla Wo will not accept any other cases from our druggist Hoods Sarsaparilla The precinct conventions will bo held to morrow week and the delegates should not come hampered by cannot be recommended too highly We Â¬ cheerfully recommend instructions for any candidate except rilla and Hoods PlLlo Hoods Sarsapa Mbs W H Judge Brown If the county is to Ltnzt Box 670 Enreka Springs Ark present a candidate for a state office Hoods Pills cure constipation by restoring and tie tho hands of his friends and the peristaltic action of the alimentary canaL commit the delegation to one set of candidates all hope of success that the opposition to corporations often he may have will be at once destroyed undeserved and merely because they We do not know that any candidate are corporations It is a good decishas asked instructions from Chris- Â¬ ion for tho banks but it is a proper tian county or that such a step is interpretation of the law and as such No one can accuse contemplated by the supporters of must stand any candidatebut it is well enough Judge Grace of being subject to the for Judge Browns friends to under- influence of corporations His opin- Â¬ stand fully what the effect of such ill ion represents his honest conclusions advised action would be so far as his and few people who know Judge Grace will doubt that his construc- interests are concerned J tion is correct Judcre Pryor Judge Let the delegation to Louisville be uninstructed and made up of fair Eastin and Judge Hazelrigg are all conservative men who will properly likewise men of high character and represent the county and let them go profound legal knowledge They with the purpose in view of making a would doubtless have been glad to good and strong fight for Judge decide to equalize the taxation Browns nomination and be in a po- - but as upright judges they were com- Â¬ tunou 10 vote upon an questions as pelled to sustain the existing law will best subserve the interests of tho ana leave tne uanks in too enjoyment of a special tax of 75 cents for countys candidate all purposes Judge M D Brown of this city is onsof the three or four candidates Heeds Sarsaparilla Made HJm a for the nomination for lieutenant Different Man governor being at the same time ono of the few aspirants from this end of thebtatofor a place on the ticket- Judge Brown has made an active mSb canvass in nearly every districTof the M 9 What5 the matter i-M old man Ei3r A JfcSHfT iKRK Wfct W3i K vm i TX1 I xi lMIt M m VBtJ j L tiiiU r L s tt m i W m t r 11 111 w iWl i hil II Ykl L v r J I fl I i m im t TVir Mb 3fi I 2 V ISP AjHWi l II I l II I iWl lM I I VI u If 111 ll 1 I 1 doled did you Happy Home Gar- Â¬ ments Never had anything to fit or wear so well in See that the coat has the guarantee label all my life of the makers sewn on the sleeve Why certainly you can buy them herel They are handled in this vicinity by Well time buy a suit of the celebrated thats too bad Next Hoods5 Cures V the Mammoth Clothing Shoe Co No Main St Hopkinsyille Ky IS AS CHEP AS- v if i- Well just come and seo how cheap they are HAENESS SADDLES BEIDLES jst to suit you An elegant lino of Summer Lap Robes opened now Every thing you can need we have I R Tost Co STOVS m fi IHE BAHK TAX DE0IBI0U be laken out of the country by the as much if not more to mine silver than it does gold why is it that the free coinage of silver goldite objects to the silver miner beThe best stock of Stovi BXnoes In If Mexicos per capita in money is put upon the same basis as the the city only about one fifth what it is in the ing gold miner United States why is it that prices of Would not the 871 grains of pure all home products are twice as high silver in a silver dollar bo worth a in Mexico as in this country all finan- - dollar whether coined Everything la the Tinware line cheap aa or not if the dirt cial authorities agreeing that the holder of that much Bilver could send more money tho higher the price and it to the mint and have it coined into less money dearer the prica a dollar Call on ua for RooflnR and Guttering Under the free coinage of silver this Should the financial policy of the country never had to borrow a dollar United States which is a debtor naof gold to maintain its credit yet tion be the same as England which is Best pumps in the market Force pumps since the mints were closed against the greatest creditor nation bucVotpumpsallkladaoipumpg or the the white metal 164000000 of gold earth has been borrowed to take the place Why is it that all the creditor class of that much gold that has gone of this country embracing Special attention to Rbpairino capitalists abroad This was done in less than bankers trust companies brokers Virginia St HopkinBville Ky twelve months How could it go any c are almost unanimously against Opposite Hotel Latham faster with the free coinage of silver the free coinage of silver while the Why is it that in the last twelye debtor class is almost universally on GFO W YOUNG months since the United Sates has the other side been upon a stricly gold basis that Is not tho value of both gold and New England and New York the silver fixed by the law of supply and creditor part of the nation shows a demand Is not tho principal de Â¬ large increase in taxable wealth while mand for both metals to coin them all the rest of it being debtor sections into money and if you close tho mints This fine young jack will mako the shows large decrease against the coinage of either of them present season at The Eclipse Livery As it is established upon the au- would you not by cutting off two Stable at thority of experts that it costs fully thirds of the demand dpcreaso the value Elizabethtown Nows TINWARE ROOFING PUMPS REPAIR WORK Dr Franklin LT GOVERNOR 11 l R T Tyler Hickman county vr M D Brown Christian county mfimmmmmmmmmtmsmmmmmt Oscar Turner Louisville SECRETARY OF STATE H S Halo Graves county Jno W Headley Louisville ROYAL J Stoddard Johnson Louisville AUDITOR C W Motcalf Bell county L C Norman Boone county TREASURER Wi H Gardner iit t Hat9mc6urityv OENERAL i Baking Powder Absolutely purB J Sm t u yj xiernuon xjouisvuie R C Fcrd Clay county ATTORNEY W J Hendrick Fleming county SDPT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION HK I Ed Porter Thompson Owen county Jno O Hodges Fayette county Taylor Louisville C W Fowler Montgomery county COMMISSIONER AGRICULTURE r I 1 m iSi w7 4S r Av V m cr io vsx S 7T jr 1 1 xy iQV SjjfyvCV w The i m I official re- - port shows 9 4v A X SI eyrV ry m V7 rj r B Nail Louisville C Y Wilson Metcaife REGISTER OF LAND OFFICE Royal Baking Powder chemical- 4 ly pure yielding 160 cubic inches of leaven- Â¬ ing gas per ounce of pow- t aer wnicn was greatly in excess of all others and mpre than 40 per cent above the average 4a C G B Swango Wolfe county J J Glenn Hopkins county II PBrinkley3lock Castle county jftVF Harrison Carroll county AiP McCoy Greonup county l Hence Royal Baking Powder makes the lightest sweetest and most wholesome food CVx K1V MAt tAKTN oWOCRCO1M m WALL ST NEW YOftK It is now considered certain that Olney the Massachusetts mugwump 1 who is now attorney general will be At 10 to insure mare with J foal made secretary of state Money due when the fact is ascer Â¬ tained or mare transferred Dr Secretary Carlisle has again deci- Â¬ Franklin is a black jack with white ded to come back to Kentucky next years old four week and will make a few more points three speeches in advocacy of the currency and half hands high and is a plank of the Republican platform specimen adopted this week at Louisville W C DAWSON CO v v m - uonaiuon JUIU- jruvHioai 35 Needs attention at this time If you are tired weak and nervous it is clear that your blood is impure and with- Â¬ out doubt there has been too much over work or strain on brain and body The course of treatment for such a condition is plain and simple Tho blood nius first be purified so that the nervous system and in fact all the organs will bo fed upon pure blood Intelligent people without Our splendid young Jack number have testified that the best Star will make the present set iACU blood purifier nerve tonic and the Locust Grove farm narthe strength imparting medicine is Hoods Watkinsfarm The Squaw postoffioe Nervousness loss of Sarsaparilla sleep and general debility all vanish at 10 to insure nae wtjk foal when Hoods Sarsaparilla is persist Money due when mar psoras to b ently taken m a word health and in foal or is traalfamd Days Stasia happiness follow after taking Hoods jack witi wMta point is 15 a bl Sarsaparilla i1 - ill IV i4 1 3fi-iy- w w v up w w- wvMwirir TakaVitalia Liver Pills lAL Vitl t t 1 WBiCAMASOK J J n Sme 7 1896 OirordtObrurtDIretety TWGOr Flrat Monday la three weeks third Mohdftj weeks flr Monday in J 1 a HlOBKINBTIIiliB KENTOKIAN 7i rr r fih k Vir fr BLACKBURN ON SILVER tjfary 8pber - three term terM two In February Ohbistm Motiday in June term erm six -i- kk 4u Monday In September lour wee -term six we ooml Monday in April term CuitftwAi THE COOPERS HAWK three welu rs Mondav a August term eoond twowi weeks Monday in November Very Fond of IlReoni ChtekPDS and Other terfBPB i Small lowls SiS JUni Monday In May term two The - subject of tho accompanying weeks first Monday In August term twe weekajflrpt Monday in December term two sketch so closely resembles the pipeon or sharp shlnned hawk that the two weeks species may bo ccpnomically treated to- Â¬ gether The following- description will Dr Kollock in Nashville Upper parts of Regular Graduate and Registered Physician apply to both species brownish black back Formerly Assistant 8urgeon U SINavy after the head wards Post Burgeon U S Army and later bluish gray with tho upper side of the Surgeon British Marino Service with wo tall crossed by black bands the lower years experience as physlclatiat Hot Springs portions white with breast and sides ArK Endorsed by tho Encyclopedia Bri marked with bars of red Tho length tanica Vol X pagblOS tho largest and Of tho coopers hawk varies from 10 to most Important work in the world being In 2d inches extent about 30 The sharp wentyiflvo volumes each the slzo of a large shinned hawk measures about 0 inches chu7jjBiblc Ho is noted as the discoverer less of tfcSS ctlvo principle of gelsemlnum a speci Both theso species are very abun- Â¬ flo for neuralgia of the face and womb Ouroa dant over tho greater part of North Catarrti SvphlilsLost Manhood and General America They are tho hawks that are all over tho Debility Tho Doctor has been twprjd and has made mrny cures given up by distinctively chicken hawks and are mostly responsible for the reputation other physicians Vondomo Building -- Foartk t Mday Mr G ATstaisoh a merchant of Tampico 111 writes August- - 10th 1891 Clinic KidneyCure is meet ing with wonderful success It has cured Borne caBeshefe that physicians pronounced incurable I myself am able to testifyto its merits My face to dayls a living picture of health and Clinic Kidney cure has made it such I had suffered twenty seven years with the disease and to day I feel ten years younger than I did one year ago I can obtain some wonderful certificates of its medical qualFor sale by C K Wyly itiesSalt on the fingers when cleaning fowls meat or iish will prevent slipÂ¬ Â¬ Â¬ ping taint which has been in your blood for years will bo expelled by taking Hoods Sarsapa That scrofulous the beneficial species On the wing theso hawks may be distinguished from the beneficial sorts by their nervous rapid and Irregular flight They have the habit of flying low and aro rarely seen soaring in the They sky like tholr larger cousins subsist in the main on a bird diet but occasionally insects and ovon small quadrupeds arc consumed In some parts of the northwest tho coopers hawk has earned a good repu- Â¬ tation but over tho greater part of its range it is a terror to bird and fowl alike Even the swift flying partridge or grouse fully aware of its enemys presence must be In a dense thicket to stand any chance of escape and even then an escapo is duo to a timely drop into some brush pile where its protective color and motionless form come to that has been falsoly conferred upon Wlihotit Kescrveor QtialUIcfttlon In a late interview Senator Black Â¬ burn of Kentucky thus declared him self unequlv6callyfor bimetallism and free coinageFor twenty years in congress and on tho stump anywhere and ercry whoro If have earnestly and persist ently insisted upon the restoration of tho silver metal sto that place in the money system of Hhe country which it always held prior to the passage of thit disastrous act of demonetization in 1873 If there Jb ono man in public lifo in tho whole country whoso views on this subject were entitled to bo known to all men by reason of his acts and utterances I had reason to believe I was that man If there are still any uninformed who desire to know my views I will reiterate them in the shortest space possible by saying I am in favor of opening tho mints of this country to the unlimited coinage of the silver metal on an equality with the coinago of gold I am opposed to gold monometal- lism and just as much opposed to sli Â¬ ver monometallism Without reserva- Â¬ tion I am a bimetallist I want and mean to coutlnuo4to insist upon the use of both metals on even terms as tho redemption money of this country I would be glad to see this result brouglit about by the result of an in- Â¬ provided It ternational conference could bo done without delay I am op- Â¬ posed to this government waiting for any Buch conference to act Our ex- perlence with such agencies has not been such as to give us either confidence or hope of tho attainment of Tho Kcntoky Hetiatar Favor Ulmetalllsm by every means in its power to mukc its influence felt The people need not be told how tht campaign of the money power will be carried on The powerful banks of the icast will take measures to show the banks of tho west and the south how it wiu oe to tneir auyantage to muu fence businessmen who deoeriil on thetn for accommodations It Is hoped In jthls way to work up considerable seni- flmrVnt In liolmlf nf tlio Rlrurlftirnlil Kisinil nrd The samo influence was brought tc bear by the United States bank and its branches when the people led by Andrew Jackson grew tired of its domination Tho bank was active and power ful It employed precisely the same tactics as the Bankers association proposes to employ To all appearances it had the country at its feet But the people rose up and throttled it and Its vast influence disappeared as tho mists of night disappear before the morning sun Tho United States bank had more justification for entering upon a poli tical campaign than the national banks now have It was fighting fqr its existence whereas the national banks are now about to engage in an effort to fasten upon tho country an infa mous currency system which robs and Oppresses tho people and does not add a particlo to tho permanent prosperity J Â¬ Douglas WLM1AE1 fTif 9Wtl yv i 3llVEnTFOR rfKNCHCHAMELLEO cordovan CALF IS THE BEST AKING HKui UJiUjgjHV 43 FlNECALTKANGAMa WORKWOMENS FINK 3sppoilCE3 SOLES 0502 IVI Jk All 2IX5BOYSSCH0OLSn05 LADICS- - Roor in H 3 rin0NGOU firwn md r iTifnrtir BROCKTOMMASS W L Douglas 3 Over Ostt Million People wear tho They give the best value for the money In They equal cuitora shoesare style and lit unsurpassed Thifr wearing qualities stamped on sole The prices are uniform juw to 3 hhvcu over other makes From If your dealer cannot supply you we can Sold bt our shoes aro equally satisfactory 4 Shoes means so miich more than you imagine trerious and latai diseases resun irum triflino- - ailmpnts neglected Dont olav with Natures greatest gitt heaitn Health Browns Mammoth Clothing Shoe Co SARSAPARILLA KBATO Iron Bitters out of sorts weak and generally ex Â¬ hausted nervous nave no appciue and cant vroric begin at once talc Â¬ ing the most relia Â¬ ble strengthening tnedlclnewhich is Browns iron Bit Â¬ ters A few bot- Â¬ tles cure benefit comes from the very first dose it wont ttain your tteth and pleasant to take Kvouarefeeline its rilla Salt in whitewash makes it stick Do You Travel If so never start oa a journey with- Â¬ out a bottle of Foley s Colic and Diarrhoea Cure a sure preventive of the bowel complaints occasioned by change of water or climate 25c For sale by 0 K Wyy Salt n water is the best thing to clean willow ware and matting blood gives tone to the system lue and vigor and makes the weak strong Trial size 50c For salebyCK Wyly im--par- fJL Truths Tersely Toia alleys Sarsaparilla cleanse tho ts Salt and vinegar will remove stains from discolored teacups What is a Grmwintea -w COOPEBS nAWIC Itxthis If you have a Cough or Cold tickline in the Throat which keeps you constantly coughing or If you are afflicted With any Chest Throat or Lung Trouble Whooping Cough c and you use Ballards Horehound Syrup as directed giving it a fair trial and no benefit experienced we authorize our advertised agent to refund your money on return of bottle It never fails to give satisfaction It promptly relieves Bronchitis Free trial bottle at E C Hardwicks drug store lx single day Tho sharp shinned hawk is very fond of pigeons and often works fearful havoo among somo fanciers dove cotes A fow years ago the writer was watch Â¬ ing a flock of doves feeding near when a sharp shinned hawk swooped down on one of them but missed his bird as Salt and soda are excellent for bee tho pigeon fairly brushed him off in flying through tho lowest space in a stings and spider bites board fence The hawk followod pass Â¬ ing through tho next spaco above but BallardB Pnow Liniment evidently out of respect for tho pigeons This invaluable remedy is one that presence of mind ho ceased pursuit ought to be in every household It and quietly fluttered off towards tho Neuralwiu euro your rheumatism woods gia Sprains Cuts Bruises Burns species at times aro Both tho arid Ears Sore Throat exceedingly above and seem to depend Frosted Feet bold and Sore Chest If you have Lame on their rapid wings to carry them off Back it will cure it It penetrates to In safety A few years ago ono was the seat of the disease It will cure known to attack the person of Mr C Stiff Joints and contrcated muscles D Walcott in Lewi county NVY after all other remedies have failed Tho bird continued tho assault joV Those who have been crippled for come time before it was dealt a Cztzl wUiAi years have used Ballards Snow Lini- blow with a hammer Theso birds bad habits incidentally ment and thrown away their crutches and been able to walk as well as ever turn them to good In case of tho EngÂ¬ In cold weather when It will cure you Price C50 cents Free lish sparrowbirds have gone south and Hardwicks most native trial bottles at B the barnyard fowls are in winter quar- Â¬ drug store ters tho English sparrows furnish a con Â¬ This trait Salt thrown on a coal fire which is stant supply of food cpupled withtbeir insect eating habits low will revive it shows us that there is Sbmo utility gargle will cure soreness even among the most fierce and relent- Â¬ Salt as a less of tho feathered tribes Charles B of the throat Country Gentlemen When a sharp shinned or coopers hawk attacks a flock of poul- Â¬ try its visits aro likely to be continued Dr Warren states in indefinitely Fishers Hawks and Owls of the United States page 38 that ono pair de Â¬ stroyed some fifty chickens from ono farm twelve of which were taken in a te rescue Cook in A 5 constipated pr sf Are you bilious troubled with jaundice sick headache bad taste in mouth foul breath coated tongue dyspepsia indigestion nhi irtwin in hack and be tween the shoulders chills and fever etc If you have any or ineso Bymp- tnmo rnnlinai iannt lf Ordfir BlUi your blood is slowly being poisoned because your blood does not act properly Horbine will cure any disorder of the liver stomach or bowels It has no equal as a liver medicine Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at E C Hardwicks drug store A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man Ground Grain for Poultry mixture of bran middlings ground oats and corn meal is better than corn meal alone for tho reason that tho bran and middlings contain more pro tein and mineral matter than corn meal and also bottor servo to provide material from which to produco eggs Occasionally a proportion of linseed meal may bo added by way of variety but cotton seed racal has not Teen found as serviceable for poultry as for cattle Nearly all kinds of ground food may bo used and tho greater tho variety the better but no slnglo kind should be used exclusively The latest remedy for hen lice is bisulphide of carbon Tho discoverer is a Frenchman who drove tho lice from his henlousa by leaving a fow small Keir Remedy for Hen Lice this purpose On the contrary our participations In such conferences have in their very barronness become farcical and ridiculous In 1703 this country with only 4000 000 people was bold enough to prove Itself able to discard tho monetary system of Greai Britain and establish ono of its own which for nearly a hundred years met tL demand and stood every strain that tho growth and development of tho country made upon It I believe tho destruction entailed upon us by tho demonetization policy of one half of our redemption money has contributed more than any cause to tho shrinkage of all values tho depreciation of nil property tho stagna Â¬ tion of trade the paralysis of industry and tho financial troubles in which wo now find ourselves Whilst It may be true the restoration of silver to its place of unrestricted coinago and un- Â¬ limited legal tender functions may not prove a panacea for tho ills we now suffer I am convinced it will do inord and go further in that direction than any one piece of legislation that has been suggested I have an abiding faith In the capacity of this metal to work out and maintain Its permanent parity with gold provided tho oppress- Â¬ ive hand of the law is removed and the mints of the country thrown open to its coinage I bolievo and always did believe that the act of 1873 was an un Â¬ constitutional measure I believe tho act would have been- so held by the supreme court of tho United States had not a partisan spirit dominated tho action of that tribunal I agree with Daniel Webster who In his day and even to this day was and Is stlil held to bo something of an authority as a constitutional lawyer He declared the constitution of the United States made gold and silver the redemption money of this country and that neither congress nor any state had any rightful power to substitute any other or to destroy ono or the other of theso metals I am in favor of the restoration of tho silver metal at tho ratio of 10 to 1 believing in tho light of an experience that covers a century such ratio will establish and maintain permanently tho parity between the two metals I boliove we should take this action at tho earliest day possible independent of the policies or views of other na- Â¬ tions I have an abiding faith In the ability of my country to establish and maintain Its own monetary system as that which I cherish in its ability to defend Its own soil from Invasion or Its Institutions from assault The American people are not bo hoodwinked or deceived further They aro at last thinking and the result of their Investigation will vindicate the right No employment of catch phrases will determine the popular verdict The people aro rabidly com ing to know that the issue before them is not gold monometallism upon the one side and silver monometallism on the other but it is rather a contest between the advocates of a single gold standard upon tho ono hand and those who demand thouse of both silver and gold on tho other For ono to claim that ho is a bi metaUst coupled with the condition that bimetallism is to bo brought about only as a result of international conference is a mere evasion of the situation That is simply tho work of tho lawyer who files affidavit for con Â¬ tinuance of the banks themselves It is certain that the national bank ers do not understand the temper ol tho people at this time If they did they would know that tho only and inevitable conclusion of such a cam paign as that which they now propose is utterly obnoxious to tho public sentiment that controls political parties Wo undertake therefore to say to the national banks that If they enter upon such a campaign as the leading spirits among them propose they will find themselves at tho end of it fight ing not for the single gold standard but for their own existence Atlanta Kidney and Liver Dyspepsia Neuralgia Troubles Constipation Bad Blood Nervous ailments Malaria Womens complaints Hpt nnlv tin crenulne I It Cures i BEST BLOOD PURIFIER in the world It cures Nervousness Dyspepsia Sick Headache Boils Tetter Scrofula and every trouble arising from bad Try it and be sure to get Neats blood For sale by t r lints nn the wranoer All others are sub- - H stitutes On receiutof two2C stamps we r will send set of Ten Beautiful Worlds V Fair Views and book tree BR6WN CHEMICAL CO BALTIMORE has crossed rertl MJ AA Constitution R C Hardwick ALL Senator Harris druggist ForMalaria Liver Trou bleor Indigestion use ONE WAY They BROWNS IBON BITTERS Senator Harris of Tennessee was caught up by a correspondent at Memphis a fow weeks since and questioned upon the all absorbing topic of the times tho silver question and after going Into tho subject in detail the senator concluded the interview with this unmistakable declaration While I would bo glad to have an international agreement to utilize all the gold and all tho silver of the world at an agreed ratio I am ready to estab Â¬ lish a financial system for the United States which does recognize both met Â¬ als and makes them legal tender money lor all purposes ana aumits them to the same rights of coinage In the beginning of civilization silver and gold were adopted as money meV als and wero coined into money as a medium of exchange and settlement between man and man Up to 1873 they held their tespcctlvo places as the money metals of the world but in 1873 tho capitalistic Influences not only of the United States but 01 the com mercial world decided to double the purchasing power of thoir capital by demonetizing one or tho other of the money metals no matter which so that demonetizing cither would reduce the volume or amount of letral tender money one half which would double the purchasing power of every remain ing dollar Capital has leisure capital has influence capital has power but un- Â¬ fortunately capital has no conscience Capital had sliver demonetized when grains of standard silver made 412 a legal tender sliver dollar which was worth in the markets of the world three cents more than a gold dollar com posed of 258 grains of standard gold and capital and Its cohorts aro now rampant in urging tho adoption of tho gold standard and reducing everything to that gold standard This means the bankruptcy of every man who is In debt and doubling the wealth of the creditor So far as I am concerned I will oppose such a policy to the last extremity and I do not believe it can ever prevail in the American congress But allow me to suggest that in the beginning of civilization gold and silver were adopted as the standard Now examine money of the world tho statistics since tho beginning of civilization down to this day and you will find that tho production of gold and silver both has just about kept pace witn population uemonetizo either and you will have inevitably and necessarily a per capita reduction of money which means a reduction of price in all things to be converted into Gives 3 Ills Views IInvo a Silver Ring rHifci ffe QSkas M to u Livery Feed And Sale Stable COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS OoodRlcs with or wlthont drivers furnished day or night Special rates to Coai cUlmen Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOB LADIES a u r ivnH o v lju uri KENTTJC ur We are welt enuipped to do the best HIGH I GRADE PRINTING at moderate prices Wrte us when needing Letter Heads BUI Catalogues Circulars Posters Certificates of Stock Bonds or Heads Envelopes any kind of prfiitiug where good work Is desired urri One of our specialties is good BLANK y r Write usfor estimates on Blank Books either plain or printed pages books rebound at reasonable prices and Music bound and BINDERS BOOK Magazines work of any kind write us for estimates binding guaranteed PUBLISHERS If JOHN P MORTON vou anticlnate publishing a book Reasonable prices good printing and artistic COMPANY LOUISVILLE KY J j Printers Binders Publishers Wholesale Stationers T- 440 446 West Main Street II THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT Itl lasiJ9 DAWSON SPRING DAWSON en e30adxaHo kins County iexo-cts-- e ZENTTJOK B82m mi 1 entnrfntnl irtoUaA ii 4l nnnaMtv ntw4VaAr THEAKUAinA HUUM is new are a rroV uisu uwuuia u mo The owners 01 tno noiei rei Springs without extra SlHc usc have FREE ACCESS to the oner many advantages charge Invalids should Sp to persons visiting the ber that the months of Juno and July The dry and liquid salts are manufactured at these slrjnf hqYIaS CO PrSpl t peaKffflSuttt fii Hi r W Formerly with Alexander T Grant Propr B T Grant E B Baldwin ClerJ money of Silver must havo its place in the policy of this country and tho parties 1890 ARLINGTON HOTEL Keasononble rates CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN that and answered may well look to It as an issue will not down but must bo heard STREET LOUISVILLt KY HOT AND COLD BATHS THE BANKS IN POLITICS They Will Knter the Campaign In Fnvor of the Gold Stntiilnrd The pooplo will not bo slow to note II W Thp I W Harper is the finest whisky on earth Used in moderation it is a sure specific for indigestion foi genoral debility for ineqninia for It is as fragrant Ffoental depression as ripe iruit uuu u uai m iuuuruuon it lengthens life adds o our joys and j drives dull care away The I W Harper whisky is abso1 lutelypure It is prescribed by tH ablest physicians of this country awl1 by degrees it is winning a world wie Ky- bottles uncorked havingreviously Success fastened them to tho perches Mt ltboputln Woafc tmtnftAlaie Ho recommends that small nicdlclno viala jMing WHenit ia abowt three parts porthrcnMUn4 willvtaw 9Samil nJTfiViordh tinge nd nolon- - M pww new rtoldby - W-- BLong HopkmsvilU feS3Lft JMBlJJtt feM that tho Bankers association an organization which comprises nearly all tho prominent bankers of the country has decided to go into politics The active spirits of tho as- Â¬ sociation stimulated to enthusiasm by Mr Clevelands lottor havo decided to enter at onco upon a campaign In bo half of the British gold standard Tho announcement isof sufficient im portance to cause tho pooplo of the country to put on their thinking caps If tho organized money interests- - pro- Â¬ pose to take the field tho voters of the country will know at tho outset just What tactics and what influences will be brought to bear to fasten upon their necks tho heavy yoko of the Shylocks Not all of the great bankers of the country are in favor of the single gold standard but enough of them advocate it to control the Bankers association Consequently ye msybe sur that that owtriul organization will endeavoi tho fact lose Incumbent to pay debts only in gold that are essly-payable In either gold or silver is simply tho skillful- humbuggery of tho samo class of Shylocks who bought United States bonds in depreciated paper money and insisted on their re Â¬ demption only In gbld Tho gold standard Is a steadily appreciating standard and necessarily so becauso of the utterly inadequate quantity of gold and the ever increasing demand Tho creditor takes no chance His debt is suro to become more valuable with every year and tho debtor who contracts to pay In gold Is playing against a one sided gamo in which ho must inevitable loso Augusta Chron- Â¬ IleaOs I Win Tails You Tho now theory that It Is expr- BAR BARBER SHOP HOW TO DRESS NEATLY i clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory stock of spring woolens is now complete embrac all the latest designs in London specials and Fore importations exclusive with us No one else show them Every one knows we are artists in wooi fabrics and the most fashionable aalorf- i It the city We g uarantee fits and absolu ly dont want our customers to pay for 11 i I r II li icle Tho gold bugs aro straining every nervo to keep the people down Th country to being flooded with single standard literature Inviting the peopln to continued ruin The paid hirelings will soon be making the rounds of tha country in the interest of capitL The only great and vital Issuo before the people now and on until November 00 is shall we have free coinage Monteaussa Qa The Vital Issue OUR TRIMMINGS N TOBIN FASHIONABLE TAILOR 108 MAIN STREET invite you to call are always the very best see for yourself and get prices le 11 Bord V t WVft vaizziEW mlw iirirrr1 twswMwiii I 8 THE BOY HOPKINSYILLE mi iii KfiNTtJOKIATST ii ii V mm ljl Jw 1896 WlTij PICTURED HERE HERE AMTTHEBE ferros Best mixed bird seed Armiafeads Ice cold mineral waters at Talia- Â¬ u L1VJC i MVK STOCK MAKKKT Hepord uyTATUH EMRy Co T0Ck COMMISSION JiEKOhANTS BOUKBO STOCK YARDS Cattle-r-Receipt- s Wears the azarettj Ulaisi VI jooisvuxe Ky May 29 I w He is straiglit sturdy and strong The manufacturers of this waist have selected him as a good spec Â¬ imen of the Nazareth boy Per- haps your little girl or boy would like a Nazareth waist without paying for it f MLJJiiir t 1 H ft To the first six boys or girls who guess nearest the boys age in years months and days to June 1 of this year We will give a Nazareth 525 and 78 calves Ship The purest drugs onlho market at sA Taliaferros inents 110 The market was well The oat cror will be a vefv slim supplied today demand exceedingly ofce in this county light market ruled dull and prices 10c The various mineral waters ice were low generally about made lower prosA clearance could not bG com at Taliaferro s pects not very ecoiiraerincr Bulls Register yourselves Thermome Â¬ 25c lower than Monday and veal ters at T D Armisteads calves lc ber Ib lbwer Hogs Receipts 2242 No shipments office over Dr E N Fruit Dentisi Market ruled slow and 5c lower tops City Bank Hopkmsvill Ky i 85 several cars good hogs sold at Strawberries are becoming scarce i 30 andseveral cars were uusold and soon will be a tiring of the Prospects only fair past Sheep and Lambs Receipts 964 Tuesday Shipments 433 Market firm and Another fine rain fell r higher on prime lambs best night and the hot wave wbb very y lambs 5 00 to 5 25 best Tennespleasantly ended see lambs S4 50 to S4 75 Fat Bluep Dont fail to try Armisteads foun- and common lambs unsalable and no tain chocolate and special pineapple demand at all for stock ewes cream soda 6c QUOTA1IONS ThewTennessee Press Aseociation is Cattlk Extra shipping 4 60 to 6 00 Â¬ Â¬ T FASHIONABLE MILLINERY t NOTIONS Hotel Laihaiti Block 1st D6or to Klein of Main i Entrance T JffAll9HKnAR Late of Louisville Jill IM v House keepers mtmtmimmm The Main Street ISTotiee We Have on hand 20 Beautiful decorated 10 and 12 piece Waist free This is the method we will use to introduce the Nazareth Waist to the tnoihers and children of this city It is a seamless elastic waist made and finishedjn the most approved way It gives the childTcomfort and protec- Â¬ tion and does away with the cumbersome undergarments if requently worn Wo believe it the best waist of its kind ever devised It ib cheap durable and comfortable Cut this coupon from the paper and forward or bring It toour store The first Biac who guess nearest the exact date will be notified through one of our advertisements to be published In a few days Tenn The meeting at Moayons hall yes terday afternoon to instruct the ladies in canning and preserving fruits and vegetables was largely attended Need any toilet soap Lubins vio let powder stationery nne tootn Call at T D Armis brushes etc teads druggist in session at Chattanooga The at tendance is about 100 Bro have secured the Forbes contract to build a fine dwelling for Mr Neal Glenn a Springfield WjfflfflTnvrvw Dear Sirs Theboy pictured in your adver- Â¬ tisement is old Name SB Dr A P Campbell has resumed his practice and also has secured the right to extract teeth by the painless process Umceover tsassett cc Jo Rev W 0 King of Lebanon Tenn will conduct the childrens services at the C P church in this city Sunday morning and will preach years month days Light shipping 4 25 to 4 60 Best butchers 4 25 to 4 60 Fair to good butchers 8 00 to 8 75 Common to medium butchers 2 00 to 3 75 Thin rough steerspoor cows and scalawags 1 00 to 1 25 Good to extra oxen a 60 to 4 25 Common to medium oxen 1 25 to 2 75 Feeders 3 60 to 4 00 t Stockers 1 76 to 3 fO Eulls 1 75 to 8 00 Veal calves 2 CO to 3 60 Choice milch cows 27 60 to 85 60 Fair to good milch cows 10 00 to 18 00 Hogs Choice packing and butch Â¬ ers 225 lt to 8001b 4 SO to 4 80 Fair to good packing 180 lt to 88 lb 4 25 to 4 80 Good to extra light 160 lb to 180 4 25 to 4 80 Fatshoats 120 lb to 150 lb 4 10 to 4 20 Fat shoats 100 lb to 120 lb 4 00 to 4 10 Roughs 150 lb to 400 lb t 8 60 to 4 00 Sheep and Lns Good to ex ship- ping sheep 2 25to2 60 Fair to good 2 00 to 225 Common to medium 1 60 to 2 02 Bucks 1 00 to 2 60 Extra lamb Kentucky lms 5 00 to 6 75 Fair to good 4 60 to 4 60 Tennessee Common to medium 4 oo to 4 60 Tall ends or culls 2 60 to 3 60 TOBACCO NEWS FURNITURE Dealer A Complete and Beautiful Stock on hand all at LOWEST Cash FIGURES Washstaiid Sets Bed room Suits 0 up A Solid Oak f tf Thai we are offer- ing al remarkably order to reduce our stock Come early Re- Â¬ spectfully S lw Prices in Suit for Thompson HVEeador SI4J5 W N DUCKER FUNERAL DIRECTOR WA ff I r I- Address t Hi They returned to Hilltown without playing off the tie at night The Clarksville colored base ball team defeated the Hopkipsville colored nine in the first game this week but got badly left in tho second HOPKINSVILLE MARKET o 8 50 8 25 8 25 7 Sales by Hanbery Shryer June and b or v hhds as lollow6 27 hhds med to good leaf S8 75 8 00 7 90 7 75 7 10 7 Souvenir Spoons We have had made to our special order a beautiful sterling Silver Souve- - M 4 i tri y IlU KE ft P H- it 61 H fl 1 A 1 ii i v- ft fe IDi r K ft John Elliott a fisherman who has crowd to the sound money slogan been sick for some time has become This is too bad HOPKINSVILLE KY totally blind Be was stricken with etched in the bowl THEM0DEBHWAY paralysis several days ago and isnpt L fit N TIME TABLE Mr Euclid Cooksey of the Louis- expected to live Henderson Journal Commends itself to the well informed TBAIMS GOING NORTH ville Times and Miss Cora Louise Mr Elliott was born and raised in to do pleasantly and effectually what No 52 St Iiouls Fast Hall 962 a m this city being a son of the late W was formerly done in Jhe crudest 860p m Bacon of BowlingGreen were mar- C Elliott No sa Nashville Accom 1010 p m ried in Louisville Wednesday manner and disagreeably as well To NoMSt Louis Express TRAINS GOING SOUTH cleanse the system and break up Misses Fannio Thompson Ethel Tickets for the commencement ex colds No 63 St Louis Express headaches and fevers without 4iam JEWELERS Public No 66 Nashville Accomodation 625 am Dabney and Martha Burnett of Ca- ercises of the Hppkinsville will be found with a diz who have been at school at Lex Â¬ schools will be on sale at Elgins unpleasant after effects use the de No 61 St Louis Mall Spm 105 Main St Nashville Accommodation does not run on ington returned home this week drug store Monday June 10 The lightful liquid laxative remedy Syrup full line of pleasure ve- Â¬ Sunday of Figs exercises will De conducted at the North bound St Louis and Chicago Fast passing tnrougn tne city hicles at F A Yosts trolns have through trains solid and sleepers Messrs H J Head J R Fletcher tabernacle Thursday June 13 8 p Viialia to Chicago and St Louis The admission price is 15 centB druggists double strength for sale by Cos harness store on Ninth Fast Line stops only at important stations and L W Fletcher of Adams Sta- Â¬ m and crossings Has through Pullman sleep tion Tenn and Granville Babb of No extra charge for reserved seats ere o Atlanta Ga St Call and see me before Orlinda Tenn attended the tobacco In the J M ADAMsAgent Sunday mornincr at 11 oclock will NapoleonJune Century the Life of by Prof Sloane of Prince buying sales m this city this week be Childrens Day at the First Pres The following gentlemen from byterian church Quite a good pro- - ton will deal with the period between PERSONAL GOSSIP B Tennessee were among those who at- Â¬ gram is being prepared under the the peace of Ieoben and the occupa- Â¬ tended the tobacco sales this week direction of Mrs Vail The church tion of Egypt including however the Miss Bitchie Burnett is in Clarks C E Dorris and Wm McMurry will be beautifully decorated with battles of the Nile and of the Pyramids Springfield W H Simmons Green- roses and potted flowers and the ser Â¬ Among the topics treated are the ef ville visiting friends fects of first Ita ian campaign up brier vice promises to be a most interesting on the the Miss Jennie Whito of Cerulean IB stability of the French execuMr R B Wells and Miss Kate one Everybody cordially invited HOPKINSVILLE KY the guest of Miss Hattie Long tive the treaty of Campo Formio Claxton eloped from Casky station Is the finest Hotel In the South All mod Jim Williamson son of W T Wil Bonaparte and Talleyrand Portents ern Improvements Steam Heat and Elect Miss Susie White of Cadiz is visit Christian county Ky and arriving1 liamsonwill be tried to day in the city of Political Convulsion in Europe Lights throughout ing friends in the city this week on the morning train Sunday they court for an assault on Sam Boales a Plans for an Fxpedition to Egypt and W Rates 2 to 350 perday Niss Cora Merriam left Wednes were married at 830 oclock in the son of W S Boales They are pupils the Landing in Fgypt Hodges Co Managers A Sowell Franklin House Rev P day for her home in Boston Mass officiating They were accompanied in the Public Schools and Williamson of Bowling by J H Dillraan and Miss Ida Clax- after school turned put Wednesday Miss Addie Hardin attacked Boales who is a much small- Â¬ Green is the guest of Mrs Geo E ton Clarksville Leaf Chronicle LOCALS boy and Gary iEsops fable of the belly and its erphysician knocked him senseless and was called to restore him Mr Robert Coemanof Owensboro members teaches the importance of a to consciousness We Are week with relatives the stomach to the general health of is spending the in the city man Without the capacity to propAdvertising The Paris Tenn correspondent of Profj Messrs Eobt and Ben Miller to- erly assimilate food the entire bodyÂ¬ the Nashville American says vvv it bacco dealers of Olmstead were in must soon languishTonic is lor the rea- GD Free of Church Hill Ky was The old reliable Furniture dealerB and son that Ramons Liver Pills in Erin Wednesday exhibiting a histhe city this week undertakers Up stairs in Henry block Btand as one of the most valuable tory of Tennessee which he iB the Hopkinsville Ey Wilson of Pem- remedies known to the medical pro- author of Miss Margaret County Superintendent And so G rover has gone a fishing broke is visitinfr Mrs I F Ellis on fession They eradicate constipation W R Boone decided to recommend And weve heard from old Japan South Campbell street correct a disordered stomach tone u its adoption in the public schools Shes giving China alicklng the system and repair all waste AH here Jdis history appears well got Â¬ Mr Geo L Bu6sell and family and But were still at the same old stand druggists have this only 25 cts ten up and elicits favorable comment Mi s Eva Dycus of near Eikton 1v If you doubt it come and see for Free trial dose from parties who have examined it visited the city yesterday yourselves And examine our shop re South Ky College Commencement made furniture and be astonished at ForeBt Zimmer has returned from There will be a pretty race for the he low prices we are elliog ic f jr KNOWLEDGE V V- v jt am t1 e Danville Law school and will Democratic nomination for magisCALENDAR t end vacation at home Junior entertainment and art levee trate in the Pembroke district oe Brings comfort and improvement and The I W Harper is tho finest liss Bessie Campbell who has Monday evening June 10 college tween Messss W L Parker and W tends to personal enjoyment when R Elliott The convention will bo rightly used The many who live bet Â¬ whisky on earth Used in moderation college in Virginia chapel been attending GUS YOUNG has held on the 17th and the others and enjoy life more w ith it is a sure specific for indigestion ter returned home this week Formal close of session and an- meetings to morrow week precinct lessthan expenditure by moe promptly for general debility for insomnia for the Agency for the Three Misses Mattie and Viola Hurt of nouncement of standing Tuesday precincts North Pembroke with 4 adapting the worlds bet products to mental depression It is as fragrant Champion Mowers Auburn are the guests of the family 10 to 12 oclock a m college chapel votes Edwards Mill with 4 and Per- Â¬ the needs of physical being will attest as ripe fruit and if used in moderation Baccalaureate sermon Tuesday rys School House with 6 compose the value to health of the pure liquid it lengthens life adds to our joys and of Mr a M Hurt on Jesup avenue and Repairs evening June 11 There are only two laxative principles embraced in the drives dull care away M Redfprd a prominent R Lynn Cave of Christian church tne district Mr C Nashville Tenn Mr Thos L Graham remedy Syrup of Figs candidates The I W Harper whisky is absoFllcton merchant and Mr J W Graduating exercises Wednesday who was reported as a candidate conIts excellence is due to its presenting pure It is prescribed by the Smith a liveryman of the same place evening June 12 Hollands opera n tho form most acceptable and pleas-Â¬ lutely cluded not to enter tho race ablest physicians of this country and sr ont yesterday in the city ant to the taste tho refreshing andtruly house benePcial properties of a perfect lax Â¬ by degrees it is winning a worm wide The entertainment Monday even fessrs Mike Dunn and E W Opening Ball at Cerulean ative effectually cleansing the system repuation Gibh of Caldwell county successful ing in the college chapel will be Cerulean Springs is now open for dispelling colds headaches and fevers Sold by W R Long Hopkinsville tobacco growers were on hand at the managed entirely by the pupils and and the grand opening and permanently curing constipation Ky will likely be the most pleasant yet the season sales Wednesday and Thursday ball will occur Friday night June 14 It has given satisfaction to xnillions and given by them met with the approval of the medical Mr H H Hughes of Oakville Lo- The graduating exercises at the Mr Thos W Gunn the manager profession because it acts on tho Kid Â¬ county ami jur m j rugate oi opera house will not be made tedious has secured one of the best Italian neys Liver and Bowels without weak- Â¬ Hayden is The firm of Bowles dairville came down Wednesday by essays etc Quito a treat will be bands to be had and they will make ening them and it is perfectly free from this day dissolved by mutual consent morning and attended the tobacco offered in the way of good music music on the occasion and will also every objectionable substance 4ffly Mr C R Hayden retiring Mr W sales FOR HATCHING Â¬ Six diplomas will bo awarded Syrup of Figs is tor sale by all drug R Bowles will continue business at remain throughout the entire season A small Uss Mystie Lindsay of Cadiz who c entrance fee will bo A very large crowd from the city will gists in 60c andl bottles but it la man theold stand and will settle all the FROM attended school in Nashville last ses Â¬ charged on Monday and Wednesday attend on the occasion of the open ufactured by the California Fig Pyrup indebtedness of the firm All bills Purt Bred Light Brahma and Buff was in the city Tuesday en evenings The faculty and pupils ing ball as Usual There are now Go only whoso name ia printed on every due the firm are payable to him also sion Leghorns route homo accompanied by her Will be glad to see the patrons and quite a number of guests at Cerulean rmckake also the name Syrup of Firs W R Bowles Jennie BNichol of NaBh--rill- e friends of the school at these enter Â¬ and tho season bids fair to be a very and being well Informed you will not friend Miss JT CR Hayden aceept any suoautuic u oi tainments prosperous one HopkintvUle Ky May 31 95 Hookiasrille Ky o nN 22 hhds lugs good com 4 00 3 60 3 50 8 50 3 25 S10 8 002 90 2 75 of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be Dr Sam J Bakerspecialistdiseases 902 902 70225 2 252 40 2 00 found in the city oi Jiye Ear Throat and JNose Eyes 2 yt i blvjVb 1 bb A dU A Ip tested with finest French trial case i 83F Country Produce handled Respectly ILvnbery Shutter made free Spectacles furnishedOffice Opposite Phoenix Hotel over Wallace Taliaf orros drugs store It will be observed that the ReLady attendant Hours 9 to 4 Alain street- publicans have beaten the CafliBle 1 Â¬ Sweet potato slips in large quanti- Â¬ ties and varieties Ky Reds Southern Queens Jersey Reds Jersey yel Â¬ lows Red Nancymonds YellowNan- cymonds Mississippi Yams at Mp Kee s the grocer 4 33 hhds com leaf 5 90 5 80 5 75 5 50 5 80 5 00 5 40 5 60 5 90 5 10 5 505 60 5 005 50 5 75 5 704 90 4 404 804 25 4 604 00 4 804 75 006 90 6 756 65 6 506 40 6106 005 20 6 40680 6 006 90 6 006106 756 506006 00 00 PPool POO 4 90 4 75 904 80 4 254 30 4 004 004 20 Keep the best and freshest stock u A H GooDwm GOODWIN nir TEA SPOON with BETHEL COLLEGE t V Carriages Phaetons I PRICE 200 rf Condy Buggies Graves Seed C WEBB HffiEi Latham SPECIAL Peaehblow Potatoes Just In JPyle 2Z Xenejba At Wallis Cos Grocery Merritts old stand J i Utl fM Dissolution Notice K Gant iiomiirifti ij iniumammi VH ft 0 f It 1 rtfiafWn fi rrf mnirrtTnmim i h MisimHmmmaasstScstL