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Digital page images are linked to the text file. t M etttttdtiitti apRmgiittle as i i voisxvaEt HOPKINSYILLB KYoTEUSDAX JUNE 11 1895 S TSTO 38 iFi v M tA4 j 0E5AM OF NEWS Thornbery Turned Loose IF IT IS XifSSnMmSti XjMBmmxmav s iSw5WV w tf M Ay V 1 NEW AND TRUE HAS IT THIS COLUMN Walklaa Comes into the Itace Goldbng at Thornberry Acquitted Winchester pa 7 Wheat Opens at 16 cents Called Exercl- - ei r a strati9SaHE vp O rare f k lbw We will close our store at 7 olclock every evening during the summer months except Saturdays when we uo UPBU llu J i p in Thethee games last week between the Nashville Athletics and the Locals in thidiy were witnessed by over a thouBandjpeople The playing each day wad good but the visitors could not hold the Locals down and lost all three of the games Thursdays score i iJ t roe Oreat Grmei d Ar wasr ii AJXDbKUlN CO1 A R V i jA 7 1 i Hopkinsville 2j Athletics 0 On Friday the visitors got in one run and the home team made 9 This was just too much for the Nashville boys to swallow so they wired a professional pitcher to be on hand to as sist in Saturdayo game He arrived on the morning tram and was in the box on time but this did not seem to Uur boys improve matters much batted his ball all ovo the held at and made 13 scores The ometeam pitchers were very sore from having twirled the ball in the two previbvs games but held down the visitors with little difficulty to 8 runs The local team has not lost a game this season although they have several times crossed bats with clubs that have a reputation at stake as ball players The jury in the Dawson murder case brought in a verdict laHt week at Madisonville acquitting Rufus Thornbery who was charged with complicity in the crime Two years ago Albert Berry an old colored preacher was murdered at a colored The boarding house in Dawson colored persons in the house at the time testified to identifvincr Riifus Thornberry Wm Menser and Volney Gilbert as members of the party that did the shooting and located the time of the killing as between the arrival of the two midnight passenger trains Thornberry proved by a dozen wit- Â¬ nesses that he was in a poker game at the time mentioned clearly establish- Â¬ ing an alibi and Menser did likewise Gilbert also gave a satisfactory account of himself and these cases were also dismissed A WISE TOG Story of a Plebeian Hound Demo Â¬ cratic and Homo spun H No Pfidlgree and No Repertory Trick But Ho Knew a Oood Deal An Instance or nil Won- - Z dorful Sagacity Hd fii of Sonth Kentucky College J Kellar un Ensy Winner 7 ARE YOUR EYESfERFEbTf Green R Kellar of Carlisle was nominated for railroad commissioner on the first ballot by the Democratic district convention in the second dis trict held at Winchester last Friday is Bplla E Hart was made perma- Â¬ Money SaMecl is Money Made nent chairjtnan and Joseph Jeffries of Bell permanent secretary No effort made You can save money by buying your Dry Goods resolution waspacked to pass a silver A committee was appointed with Al Berry as chairman Carpets and Millinery of us We have the most el- and the following suggestion was eganli line of silks dress goods trimmings silk adopted without a contest We indorse the declaration of waists- - millinery carpets ever placed on exhibition principlesadopted by the National Democratic convention at Chicago in this city Come and see them and the conservative course of the arty on financial questions which as at length restored confidence to the business future of our country Judge Helm of Kenton who the Covington Commonwealth says was J not appointed a delegate ajso offered A BIRD In Hand Worth Two in the Bush sion will be formally closed with ex- Â¬ ercises at the College including farewell speeches from faculty and stu- Â¬ dents To night Rev R Linn Cave will de liver the baccalaureate address at the Christian Church To morrow night at the Opera House the graduates will receive their diplomas The following degrees will be conferred J Paul Sla den A B Pauline Crumbaugh A B Thos C Jones B S Daisy L Wood B L Hattie O Gooch B L and Music A small fee will be charged Wed Â¬ nesday night Last night the societies of South Kentucky College gave their closing concert in the chapel and this was followed by the Art Levee This morning at 10 a m the ses A Taste of Old Times RlCttRDS GO HI le Lands June 5th- - The will offer for sale at the Court House in Hopkins Democratic silver convention ad- The eoalrlntr 01 broken pectaelea and ad ville Ky on Monday July 1 County Court day the farm known as thej instlng properly to the face by 3VC X Kolly Mary McCarty farm upon which John J Reed now lives consisting of 757 journea to mgnt alter a session m is not equaled in imb part o the country the course of which there was acres The lands are divided into three tracts but little dissension Resolutions TRACT NO 1 contains 128J acres well waijpred and fenced f in favor of were adopted TRACT NO 2 contains 426 acres with two good barns good dwelling the use of both declaring silver as the gold and two stories four rooms and an L Good stable 80 by 40 feet good ganary standard money of the United States and about 200 acres of fine timber This will make an exceptionally fine at tho ratio of 16 to without waiting Phy for the action of any other nation as hnme declared at length below also indors TRACT NO 3 contains 202 acres with about 100 acre of timber ing the action of the Democratic CenOffice over Bank ol Hopkinsville Hour8iromflto3 Pm and2 to4p m These lands have been worked for the past 18 years by Mr John Reed and tral committee in calling this convenwith great success No finer land to be found in Christian county The tion and instructing the committee to carry out the will of the convention land to be offered in separate tracts and then as a whole by inaugurating a campaign of edu1 2 ana 3 years with 6 TERMS J Cash balance in equal payments cation and thoroughly organizing the Lessons given In Oil and China Fainting per cent interest from Jan 1 1896 Lein retained Democracy throughout the state on Drawing In Charcoal Crayon Pastel etc the lines laid down in the resolutions For further particulars write or see mo at CALuZ KY The Democratic members of congress Ieson Honra trom 9 to 12 A M and senators are also instructed to CHINA FIRED use all honorable means to carry out Those interested Invited to call STUDIO at Residence Sonth Main St the principle enunciated Resolutions were also adopted in favor of a national silver convention to be held not later than August and delegates at large to such a convention A if one shall be called were selected 3LTE YOVn EXES EXAMINED I the undersigned Iu Several prominent farmers have already sold their wheat crops for July delivery at from 70 to 75 cents This is about 50 per cent higher than last year The crop of 1894 was re- Â¬ ported at about 650000 bushels This was by no means a full estimate but at these figures the increased price represents a gain of 162500 to the farmers of Christian county This is a per capita increase of nearly 55 for all the population of the county and is bound to help business generally and show the people how much better it would be for them to sell their produce at inflated prices Carlisle which waB adopted by an ave and no vote SUverSet em Wild Spuing field III E C ANDERSON at Sebree The proper authorities have after full consideration decided not to hold a camp meeting at Sebree this year The reason assigned is that there is so much wrong doing conducted in the vicinity over which the church authorities can exercise no control that upon the whole the results 01 the meeting are not what they ought Kb Camp Meeting to be Hustler siciaoKNEkgeon 1 Judge McCarroll Presiding Judge Linn has gone home to enter upon a canvass and the bar yester- Â¬ day elected Judge Joe McCarroll to preside as Circuit Judge Stupid Butler Spanish people seem to suffer from the stupidity of some of their serv- Â¬ ants as much as we do in America if the following story which appeared in a Madrid journal is true It seems that a lady ordered her butler one morning to tell all visitors that she was not at home At night when enumerating the persons who had called during the day he mentioned the ladys sister when his mistress exclaimed I told you man that 1 was always at home for my sisterl You ought to have shown her in Next day the lady went out to make a few calls and during her absence her sister came to the house Is your mistress at home she asked the butler Yes madam was the reply The lady went upstairs and looked everywhere for her sister Oncoming downstairs shesaid to the butler My sister must have gone out for A Mrs J K Dabney He was not a thoroughbred high toned dog with an ancestry that made him a canine aristocrat saya the Hartford Courant He was a plebeian hound democratic and homespun in his ways with a degree of intelligence and common senBQ that would do credit to man the speaking animal His name was Pete and for twenty years he was a member of the family of N M Wright of East Hartland He had a good head on him for a dog and many of his feats of mind power so to speak are traditions in the fam Â¬ ily He knew all tho members of the family when their various names were called and would approach the mother or the aunt whenever told to do so and never made a mistake One instance of Petes sagacity is worth noting as showing the quality of the dog It was during the period of heavy snow and impassable roads imme- Â¬ diately succeeding the March bliz- zard of 1888 One member of the family was away from home six miles and a half and sick There was no way to get any word to or from her with tho snow six to ten feet in the roads Pete was familiar with the place where the sick person was and how to get there He also appeared very nervous and evidently missed the sick one from the house One day it occurred that communication might be established by Pete A note was tied about his neck and ho was told to go and find the sick one He plunged into the snow made hia way six miles and a half gained en- Â¬ trance to the house rushed into the sick room and jumped upon the bed The note was read an answer tiect to Petes collar and he was sent back He made the round trip in two hours and a half and each day for two weeks made the same trip varying scarcely a minute from two Hours and a half on any trip Well Pete grew old He was weak his teeth were gone and it was hard lines for the old hound Mr Wright although he has shot many animals in his capacity as agent for the Humane society could not bring himself to part company with a friend that had done such faithful service and been so worthy a member of his family Sq it hap Â¬ pened that one day this week Dwight W Thrall the general agent of the society was out in Hartland and he was called upon to perform the sad office Peter was sent across the Styx painlessly at tho muzzle of Mr Thralls revolver His body was put in a new pine box and he was accorded a decent burial and there were real tears from those who loved him A T K yTorian FEW DATES great many suits arp going at 10 Gboeat Offer Our cent per and off on all boys VVutklus Also Judge T J Enters Watkins of Eddvville M is announced in his home paper as a iS it tfast chil drens Nothing until the en v tire line is closed out This nrDosi1 f ion maices tnem go fti i Com Remember a real and get best pick and Early w jm i L if L JKBwmMIII Til JS u npmczis wmtKTj- jr v lH tY Tf P Xf c v a KtJt liitKraafai sv fV These croods co understand No cat h a bonahde oiler Our line of furnishing goods is extensive arid we arejselling at Balbrlggan Sliirt Drawers at 25 cents each iG sitras shibts tSfBt Wecarry alfine lino of SOESIZCSI Z2SXOES ooiijOzsEinD sTixors ajsd centQ Uiilaundered Sliirt 50 n earth for only JJUT heT Kf ShOESj6 lQj iqruower pncesprices have n an9ed but our anu i GTT A phejbest rxf ixi TT t yet been changed except on a t Tow E a our bovs 100 Hat we offfer vour for 25c The best Milan braid now goes at 75c The latelst in Fur and Stiff Hats Dunlap ehapeH Yonman and all go at frovm JU 00 t We want lyour trade and will W iTfl See zsroTzr fv if tt candidate for circuit judge making the sixth candidate to enter the race Every county has one or more candidates Christian has two Calloway two Trigg one and Lyon one The Tale of two cities says of Judge Watkins His thirty years of active practice at the bar for twenty years of which time he wa county judge of Lyon coiiriiV haB well qualified and equipped him for the important duties of circuit judge As an honorable upright Christian gentleman and Democrat in whom there is no guile he is not excelled in tho district His rare fund of legal knowledge and scholary attainments fit him in such an eminent degree for the place that the convention could not do better than name him as a candidate Change the Convention The announcement of a candidate for circuit judge who lives in Eddy ville makes that town no longer neu tral ground upon which to hold the judicial convention and the committee should meet and change tho con- Â¬ vention to Cerulean Springs It is true that place is in Col Burnetts county but it is remote fjom his home town and the other candidates could hardly object to the change It is unfair to hold a convention in any town where a candidate lives and we suggest that Chairman Gatlin call his committee together for the pur Â¬ pose of taking action in this matter original states ratified the constitu- Â¬ tion and those on which the rest have been admitted into the union are as follows Delaware December 7 1787 Pennsylvania December 12 1787 New Jersey December 18 1787 Georgia January 2 1788 Con- Â¬ When the Various States Were Ad- Â¬ mitted Into the Union The dates on which the thirteen setts Februarv April 1788 28 178S 23 1788 New necticut January 7 Virginia York July 26 November 21 May 29 1790 1791 Maryland South Carolina May Hampshire June 21 June 26 1788 Nevr 1788 North Carolina 1789 Rhode Island Vermont March 4 1 9 1788 1788 Massachu- Â¬ I could not find her Kentucky June 1 1792 Ten- Â¬ Yes madam she has gone out ber 29 1802 but she told me last night that she 1812 Indiana December was always at home for you Har Mississippi December 10 nessee June Ohio Novem Â¬ Louisiana April 30 1796 11 1816 1817 Illi- Â¬ pers Round Table An Indication- - Mr Northside walked into his par- Â¬ lor the other evening and was rather surprised to see his daughter sitting on young Mr Hilltops lap The young people were surprised too The older man was the first to recover his equanimity and as Miss Northside found her feet he re marked Ah Lucy I I see your raco for a husband is nearly over What makes you say that papa asked the girl blushing painfully You seemed to be on the last lap Pittsburgh Chroniolc Â¬ Â¬ Tele-KraPh- Michigan January 26 1837 Florida March 3 1845 Texas December 29 1845 Iowa December 28 1846 Wiscon- Â¬ sin May 29 18 18 California Sep- Â¬ tember 9 1850 Minnesota May 11 Oregon February 14 1859 1858 nois December 3 1818 December 14 1819 Maine 1820 Missouri August Arkansas Juno 15 1836 Alabama March 15 10 1821 j Kansas January 29 1861 West Virginia June 10 1863 Nevada October 31 1864 Nebraska March 1 1867 Colorado August 1 1876j North Dakota November 3 1889 South Dakota November 3 1889 Montana November 8 1889 Wash- Â¬ ington November 11 1889 Idaho July 3t 189Q Wyoming July 11 1890 Tho fatalities from the German A post office in Oregon countyMo cloud burst now reach fifty almost has been named Coin double ths first estimate 3 a y iJiA J 4s j a BWMfe Y U i t i r t indifferently uYes7dear child listen1 IIo drew closer to her as he spoke- i am not GootMiy Mr GreyP wy young it is true but Providence And that was till their partinir for ntis blessed mo with perennial eheor JlBti tat that moment the prospector drove to fulness of spirits Youth youknowis t tlio door in His buggy to takp Frank noteverything Qroy to the depot Iisupposq not The prospectors horse was just such Youth Is indiscreet youth dissem an animal as ho might lao expected to eles youth is fickle MYet youth is very enjoyable own a quick rpugh Indian pony with legs as clean as a deers whicli In a carnal sense yes was by no means inclined to let They walked on a little in silence the grass grow under his feet but Mr Dodd doubtless meditating on tho Wilder was afterwards wont to de Â¬ iniquities of the young Suddenly he asked clare thatit was the longest mile he Do you love your father andTmother ever drove for his companion was more inconsolable than a widow at the loss Elsie of her first husband What a question I Of course I do And you would obey them like a As tho steamer Idlewlld pulled out 9V the bay of Grey sat gazing on the re dutiful daughter 9 treating land wondering Surely but what has that to do with whether ever again ho would see those inhospitable your matrimonial projects it was of 8 shores them wo wero talking Oh Elsie can you not tell Surely His heart was full of bitterness Why had things gone so wrong Well those big round eyes of yours aro not yes he had after all been indiscreet in blind to my devotion Child I love i his treatment to Elsie Whitford but youl Fou love meln the girl recoiled with who would have expected such a child as she was to have grown into a woman horror Sir if my father only knew inonesinglo night that you had dared to Pshaw Then ho took from his pocket the Your father does know package that Wilders had given him your mother too his errand was all a There was a spell of sentiment over sham got up to afford me tho oppor- Â¬ him now and tho dried gorse flowers tunity to speak to you would bo a consolation Impossible conveviiirr many pleasant memories but when And why impossible All I see jou the envelopo was torn open no yellow still hanker after that scallawag Grey whose vgry acquaintance was a re- Â¬ buds were there only ten twenty-dolla- r bills wrapped in tissue paper and proach to yoil You pitiful coward Her eyes a letter in Mrs Wilders neat hand blazed with passion writing You darling little beauty he cried Use this triflo without compunction It sis a free gift from your loving seizing her in his arms and showering kisses on her face riends Jack and Millie Help help she shrieked in sick Â¬ Then was added in the big rough ening agoiry scrawl of tho prospector Her breath came in short choking Dont return this little pile No - man goes back on my Millies wishes gasps tho rocks seemed to whirl and the earth to reel and calls me friend J W Suddenly how she never know a Now God bless their noble hearts i pmurmured Grey as tears of deep omo- - burly form sprang from the shadow there was tho dull thud of a heavy dion coursed downjjis cheeks blow and her persecutor loosened his CHAPTER VL hold on her and fell with a crash to the A MOONLIGHT RAMBLE earth t Great Ciusarl shouted a manly voice Then I will take your room for a month Mrs Whitford and pay in ad- Â¬ I guess Ive knocked tho spots off vance Elsie heard a voice say as she that coons beauty anyhow Here hold entered hor foster mothors house ona up my girl theres nothing to fear j afternoon now hi Oh Mr Wilders Elsie gasped IToimo to pay zer when we ha ad- Â¬ dled it vor it be amost as bad to pay clinging to his arm I am so glad you came aforehand as not at all The word of tho righteous is his So am I By this time tho discomfited Dodd had bondsnuffed tho stranger whom Elsi gathered himself together his face Elsie felt onstrafcied to acy Mine- thing m ewrtly replied PftUTl6MI so 51 Av And St Pawl says that it is not meet that man should live alone Does he very wearily So forvtho last few weeks my medi tations have turned toward marriage Some lady in Orotown she asked or aMurftaNtrni 4 Q I tfs healtkf he jiecret fhcalth is HOPKIrsILLE Jp ill v Avr Secret oBekuty v jR KENTtTOKlMiT iPtofessional t X v 1 for lHtt3S xttibss teS2T xnim m n jCardsfV Faikfc Hi vV t u mp the power to digest and assim- Â¬ ilate a proper quanity of food This can never be done when the liver does notact its part friviieDtfa 0Stei XJ nnnoiil Practice in the Courts of Christian and ad olnlng eountlrs Office City Hall building Court Square HOPKINSVILLiVlCY hilij 7STS3ES I sjExjr aotdiiwfc r out iff prices1 hi H 5s m r- THE LEADE How is Tutts Liver Pills are an abso lute cure for sick headache pepsia sour stomach malaria constipation torpid liver piles jaundice bilious fever bilious- Â¬ ness and kindred diseases dys- - J Do you know this W S WITHERS OJODEY Office Ths CGMJJSEIrL OS AT LAW over Planters Batik HOPKINSVILLE KY We have reduced the price of our entire stock of M i L -LINERY from a ten cent iniy v FRANK RIYES Tutts Liver Pills For Malaria Liver Trou BROWNS IBON BITTERS SAILOR to our fineskt PATTERN HATS It will pay you to cal and see for yourself Hopkihsville IM- P- Ky i Third Off Their EegulIlr Value that this office Over Flanters Bank bleorIndigestionuse Andrew Seargent M D PHYSICIAN AndSUKGEON OFFICE J THAT Fifth and Main streets Gltr Court Room -TELEPHONE NO 5 opposite HH J TRSTB in your NEATS Painter Done Skerritt Paper a Hanger and - Ittis Afe i lis no ALL fORK SHAM mouth indicates Bile and shows that your bloods wrong with Neatness and Dispatch and at Low est Prices SH0P 8th street next to DR Beard office HopUnsvllle Ky MEAN WHAT WE SAY SARSAPARILLA will set your blood right euro your Dyspepsia Sick-Headac- and and DR PRESTON THOMAS D SURGEON PHYSICIAN Office over Bank Hopkinsville VS iVv minimi Mme Fleurette Levy Mgr Nervousness Aches J Pains Tone you up all over Try one bottle and be sure to ask for Neats HOPKINSVILLE OFFICE HOURS -- Day and Night KY Si HsfpppgpppPSPpplf Ell 4 Neats Sarsaparilla is fox sale by Junius Offiico over C MtDavitt R C Harriwick druggist DENTIST t arbe ZEalace At prices from lOo to receiving all the latest PILES SWAYNE1 1 ITCHING PILES Kellys Jewelry Store HQPKINSVILLE - - - Ky AD DOBICOUBT 4 AB80ITrnLY CURX8 BTMPTOHS MUtcr 1bbm UUac mm k wwm fcy tmtdbi VlJri oaUaiie tvmnruUrm ud Mtral 1 Uwdt aull for OINTMENT W C Suoox Sailors Shapes Sailor I have them You want them DORIGOURT SHOOK H klrcdlnc abtorba lh tamon Uu Tltovti bi Oa8 84 in JJarkWsI br tfriirliu or br SolH by R 0 HARD WIGR- LEADING HoiiBe Sign and Decorative f Grainers and Paper Hangers Office on Ninth Street 200 all colors novelties I am daily iJiai VtllVVWf I5 iK i II n i lie f opposite Qalther WestBjTobacco Warehouse Hopkinsville Ky Palace Leads Kf in Sfvlfi 9 til V w j v i Vf means so much more f vou imagine serious than and fatal diseases result from trifling ailments neglected Dont play with Natures greatest gift health WHITFOItD C0NFI50NTED UIM Poor Health Hotel Henderson Entirely new and first class in all respects Excellent Sample- - Jlooms and service unequaloa in tho city On Double Car Lino C 1 Vests Gloves Silk Floss StampwiGloosorsetsPos iery Also a full line of BuHenck Patterns T v TtiUV TrimmPli Hntn frnm 9Ka rrilSK fY Flowerg Hair Ornaments- Ladies Lace8 Silks Velvets MRS ADALATNE npiKTTriPfQru UO x aukt r 1JI XiN H J JX w lJf f UIUUJIL1 ftfflflffi LVJ lUA iUJL f -i- Vf H RMS CAS I F L P Kleidebeb Proprietors Henderson I Kv The lartrest Commission House In the South The most literal advan Â¬ ces and best facilities for petting- hijrh prices We sell to the Eastern factories and save the middle mans profit Issue warehouse receipts and store free of cltartrc Sacks fur nished free of charge to those who ship us We solicit shipments of eTerythine In the Ora- ducc line w nip m mr nrirp t SHIP TO US No 313 315 317 FIRST NATIONAL WOOL WOOL BARBER SHOP W W GRAY r PROP ihad nodiillculty in recognizing as Dodd the Iloplcinsite This was tiiu beginning of very bad times for tho poor girl for in place of the pleasant companionship of the cultured young schoolmaster she had to endure the perpetual presence of one she instinctively detested and who added to her abhorrence by constant unpleasant allusions to her absent I I OUESS I HAVE KNOCKED THE BrOTS I Browns OFF livid and bruised with the blood flow- Â¬ ing freely from a cut on his cheek IIow dare you he hissed strike a minister of the gospel Ha ha ha So Wilders roared Ive hooked you at last you sneaking hypocritical tarnal old wolf in sheeps Iron Bitters t Ifvouarefeellncr out of sorts weak and crenerallv ex haasted nervous J and cant work begin at once tak Â¬ ing the most relia- Â¬ ble strengthening JII rati t rt Aril A Vi a 319 Murrell Court LOUISVILLE KY urrtKinniti S NINTH ST NEAR MAIN tveotrosittD mnvr n r SHAVING 10 SHAMPOOING 25 HAIR CUTTING guaranteed Browns Iron Bit A fr cure4w Knl ties benefit it ivoni stain your teeth and pleasant to take very first dose 1 I v26cents Nothing but nVst claes work and all done in latest fashion CWSATISFACTION Lumber Hardware GOOD PURE WATER r its WHEN YOU friend clothing i R To add to her dilemma the man seemed to have bewitched her foster parents Mrs Whitford by a sancti- Â¬ monious appeal to her easily wrought religious emotions the corporal by a dazzling display of a knowledge of ele- Â¬ mentary geology with a special bear- Â¬ ing on minerals which to his untu- Â¬ tored mind rcvealedva depth of learning bordering on the supernatural When the cunning rogue told Whitford it was gold he was after and gold he would surely find and how he would share his fortune in embryo with his host the corporals heart glowed with hope and ho was quite awaro that he was entertaining an angel who would bo a special providence to him in his daily increasing difficulties Day by day the clouds gathered over the young girls life at last tho storm burst from the toon Gan thee must Oi be af eared Iwill accompany the maiden Dodd suggested with a ready smile Elsie started at tho proposition No Bir I prefer to go alOne Whoy Elsie There was a world of reproachful surprise in Mrs Whitfords tones Iloot toot lass broke in the cor- Â¬ poral hotly the parsonB good enough company for tho likes of you get on cdnt an start this minute Ho spoke as though he meant to bo obeyedj and tho girl with a sigh made thers tired an I ha need Elsie lass said Mrs Whitford lato one evening Oi hate to send thee out at this toimo o noight but thy fey o things her preparations J S W j r M ceiving however from the nantinir 11ns of his companion but brief responses In fact she heard but half he said but suddenly sho was shocked into strict atÂ¬ tention i My dear child he said suddenly ttfci tholr way along tho lonely path that led to the cityDodd talked fluently re Â¬ As tho ill assorted couple wended lord hath wcoleted tie blttmril Burglary infanticide manslaughter and arson Whoop her up old boy but he added sternly if you dont right here give u better explanation of your conduct 111 pound the life out of you sure as my names Jack Wilders I was simply offering my heart and hand to the maiden with her parents full consent I have been guilty of nothing more dreadful than snatching a kiss from a promised bride Mr Grey Why dod gast your alfired impu- Â¬ dence your heart your hand to a slip of a girl of seventeen at most Elsie ho said turning to tho trembling young woman does this fellow speak tho truth I do not know sho stammered per- Â¬ haps I was foolish Oh take mo home See here pnrson Wilders said much mystified Im goiri to take this young lady back to her parents The roads free you can go first or last but understand that twos company an threes none If you desiro to go sky larkin into a law court youll not have to run across lotslo find me an if you ever annoy this girl again parents or no parents consenting its Jack Wild- Â¬ ers youll have to rtckou with an dont you forght it The baffled Dodd muttering speedy vengeance slunk away towards the city and the prospector If d Elsie up tho hill homeward You never promised to run in double harness with that cuss he asked ab- Â¬ ruptly No sho answered emphatically An1 your parcnts did tlioy jrivo him tho office do you think Did they encourago him do yom mean Oh Mr Wildorsil aw affaldj they did Great Scott The information seemed to reduce the honest prospector to a state of speechless indignation Fraaontly howorer ha ventured Say Elsie you an Mr Gty wef kind of thick you with assault and battery and Ill have tho Jaw of you Ill charge CZet rtfllv thf Cr t1tlln It Vtttm rrmA mJ T lines on the wrapper Ail others are sub- stitutes On receipt of two ac stamDS we will send set of Ten Beautiful Worlds Pair Views and book free m Kidnev and Liver Neuralgia Troubles Constipation Bad Blood Malaria Nervous ailments Womens complaints It Cures Dysnensia LOUISVILbE Have your Photograph made at NEW STUDIO lt o a- - I ALL THE YEAR ROUND L GUARANTEED FROM THE npoiFimfiiPR No 580 Fourth Avenue l Dnurn oncmiwu tu BALTIMORE MO w wyn A t Louisville Ky snatch a kiss on yonder ledgo the ladyj TIUIN8 GOING SOUTH wouldnt have opened her breathin No 2 Dally No i Dally pipes so tarnal loud now would ahe Hail Express Mall Express my dear 630 am i 830pm dr Evansvllle Oh Mr yilder HeadQreon 7I7am420pm Corydon 713am 444pm Dont bo scared Im Franks Greys Morgaufleld 813am 515 pin friend an I want tofet the right lay DeKoren 84Uam 5S3pm Sturgls 603pm 001am of the land before I go ahead Marlon 654 pm 040am Mr Grey never spoke a word of lovo 1057 am Princeton 755pm - ueruieauopringsiiaii p ni to me Ho does not even know that I Gracey 1149 am 883 pm I mean that he that is that-Ar Hopi Insvlllo 1210 pin 015 pm Exactly so a nods as good as a NOKTH BOUND wink to a blind hoss I soe Now run No 3 Dal7 No 1 Dally home an have it out with your mother Mall Express Mall Express You frcczo on to Frank Grey ho Is a Lv Hopkua vllle 645 a m 245 p m Princeton 716 a m 505 p m man as wm maite nis way an 1 guess Marlon 814 a m 603 p m he dont mean to lose sight of tho little DeKoven 917 am 7o7pm Morganfleld girl up at Orotown 742 p m 954a m Corydon 815pm 1025am He bade her good nighcwlth a lost 8 40 p m Henderson 1050 a m parting injunction Ar Evansvllle 1136a m 080 p in Dont knuckle down to anyone an1 LOCAL FBEIOUT whatever happens my girl rememb6r Lv Princeton 715am Dally Â¬ youve friends in Millie an Jack Wild Ar Hopkinsville 1000 am Lv 600pm it ers so hold your own an kewp a stiff Ar Prince ton 780 Dm nppor lip UNIONTOWN BRANCH Poor Elsie made a sad mess of it y South Bound Dally when sho reached home Thp very Lt Uniontown worst sho could make of the case 740amM 4S0pm m a05a that Dodd had tried to Wss her no Ar Morganfleld North BoundDally rery heinous offense n the eyes of thcie Derbyshire peasants Whose ways L vMorganasia le o a 7op sc oi it ootaf are a little rougher than MVaiwiwilttiH IS tbQM permissible in polite society Mvrlkg OMC accepted Oka fact that sh t rA So low thu answer that even Yes Change In Time Ohio --Valley Railway Jacks acute ear could hardly catch it Dont think I want to pry into se- Â¬ Taking Effect Sunday Sept crets but if it had beon him trying to J23rd 1894 amass xf iq0Qp Hopkinsville Ky Virginia Street r w 4 iKiait myiUtT ialiuaa u tt Between Fourth and Fifth Phpries98 HAUt--aJ Ak a arTJjlWn irf iiiritfriiiii iiiii VuS v r v i tr vs v iiiirwiiiiiiliiiirtwiiTTrifcMaiTih -- jjiiuMlllLmtammtM ill 1 po Box 67f w JSK G-- McDanieL c i n C iiw i Business Utgi x ivtbvi rptmni ni jk l ii iwn fit r r J zaskW Jimt 3j i V4 tX U SL 3funeli 1896 was grown out of girlhood which had been instilled into fthcfrfnnlrids by jDodds eloquent sophistries they nar Inothing but foolishness in the fuss she ihad made over the trilling adventuro io the evening and they were fiercely jindlgnant at Wildors treatment of the fgood from who honored them by de s5xotmiiei u miuim well-to-d- o J HOPKINSVItilE KENTUCKIAN 3 6lringt4ilkmo their son-in-la- DunnsTcnaw which soid her bread be buttered on grumbled Mrs Whit ford as Elsie escaped to her chamber Just as ho was going to setthat gold mining company afloat groWled Drat that schoolmaster the corporal I wish hed never shown his handsome face in these parts What Groyl Whattcns he got to do wl it i Why I heard said Whitford stol- Â¬ idly puffing his pipe Why I heard as there had been a sight o talk about our lass an him an that the schoolf board had something to say about lt y nay I iiStvrd as lie had to leave for carv ryin onOith Elsie They kept it mum but there was a big fuss made about it J It bo all my fault moaned the uml linrTYTf wnmnn fli Iron fllA lflftQ short dresses when her ought to a wore long gownds As she spoke the door opened ancba figure glided into the room It was the pastor His clothes werorsolled and torn his face wis ghastly a more limp dirty disreputable personage it Sb comical jfjwiiB difficult to conceive was his nnnpArnnce that the corporal Uu who possessed a strong vein of humor could notwithstanding nis awe ior yio sacred personage scarce keep his coun- Â¬ 1 letters each beariirieWre inlae biaec pperA lie letters of a Chlialftf chuckled to himself as he received them his only apprehension being that he had beenprecipjfant in offering his services in such a broadcast manner which might lead to tho embarrass ment of more than one accepting his Putting tho precious mis- Â¬ proposition sives in his pocket to bo enjoyed at leis- Â¬ ure infills lodgings ho strolled away wlth muchsclf satisfaction pausing for a momentto gaze with wonder into tho shop windows of Clark street where the second class tradesmen were driv ing a roaring business notwithstanding rthe city ordinances which prescribe fines innumerable for all violators of Hie Sabbath day Ho had crossed two blocks on his way to his lodging when his attention was attracted to a second hand basement clotjies store In which to his surprise hls handbome neighbor at the postofilco twos standing In the midst of some dirty Sjewlsh salesmen engaged In a violent altercation everyone of the shopmen speaicing ni once ana tne young gen- Â¬ tleman indignantly protesting In loud and angry tones i Without a moments reflection iGrey sprang down tho steps to the young mans side Yni TiitvidaU iVofa wtrAr foxtT n Been in the wars sir Never mind a little soap an water ull soon put ye to rights A little vinegar ud be a good thing for your cheek if it wasnt so broken and Howd thy tongue mon the dame let his reverence change interrupted his clothes an Oill fettle un up wi sweet yerbs you Dear friends Dodd groaned see my plight my bodily suffering you can appreciate but who can picture the agony of mind I endure Who done it asked the corporal though the sly dog knew well enough before ho put the question That son of Belial Jack Wilders Well parson I reckon you left your mark on him No I am a man of deed3 not blows and mark me Mr Whitford that man shall wash away these stains with tears of anguish Such a diabolical expression shad Â¬ owed Bodds features as ho breathed this threat that the corporal shud- Â¬ dered but ho could not quite under- stand any condition inis which a tman received a blow and did Dot re Â¬ turn itj jMuJ from thai moment he be Â¬ gan to slflaws lnhisido CHAPTER VII FBANK OBEY SECURES AIT ArPOINTJlEUT AND LOSER IT tenance M And this is a Sabbath day in great new Babylon of Chicago Grey mused as he wended his way one jSunday morning to the post office He was not etrait-lad-- j in his opinions nor in regard anyway puritanical but the utter Theaters was running full blast concert Jialls dives of every description were open to the public who seemed bent upon taking every advan Â¬ tage of enjoyment they offered To Grey the scene was hideous It woS n6t the gay out door festival of a Parisian Sunday but a day on which young men shut themselves up in bil- Â¬ oHqt Day of Rest he had from childhood been accustomed to observe jarred his feelings strangely The city dis- Â¬ BEEN IN THE WARS SIB liardjfialls and gambling dens and BStanKjthemselYcsinto a stale of leth fcfgyjylt was a vulgar senseless kindjqf a Sunday FS S jjErank Grey J had resolved upon a faiirnnltit1 piurfr Ho felt that he fnft8 he was mperale I energetic ana modestly willing to be-iyglix at the bottom ol tho profession ana iwr1SCTayuPliei no anticipate lWvwriM B jicatiOn forJ immediate employment ff needs be volunteering to give his serv ices for nothing at the start C When he reached the post office ho tookhis place in the long line of ex pectantmen patiently taking their turn oftnquiry aV tho little window i ItjUjight be ten minutes before his v chance would come so ho scent theJtlmVn scanning tho features of the meniiear him speculating on their lots in life for they were of course all like himboli strangers ana prooaoiy nine out of every ten nien who had come to this Mecca of the destitute to seek em- h ployment His JdMntipn was especioiiyjauracted to thp JTson immediately in front of him p Wall broad shoulderedjj h and- some young man wtyh a face express J sive of intenso anxiety m Algernon OranvUlo the stranger asked when jis turn came H TwclerkShastlly ran overa pile qfa juv letters ana snoon VTfAWypupure managing VJeiVthe in the citv aeditor of letter of nnwRtianer arid4lth thisend in view he hod writ- - every annli- - lyaetning Rnrt resDonftft - itw ywo Pass on wasihe Grey was mm be taw we young inatTa fae fiiuOi and Uiargwm deathly yu M M auooe j tmj A good humored cordiality Soyoi are another moth fluttering In the candle of literary hope he asked with an amused smile Well yes if you put it so I do most earnestly wlsli to join your ranks- What do you think you are fit for Oh I nm modest I am willing to start with a pittance nay to work for a time with no remuneration if tho chanco be given me Exactly But what are your quali- Â¬ fications I can write rapidly and with tol- Â¬ erable accuracy I have already done some magazine work and Bah interrupted the eccentric ed Can you wallow In the mire of Itor e ward politics Are you with the loafers who hanjr around Hans Pumpernlckles beer saloon Can ydu forget that you are a man and be- Â¬ tray private confidences lie about peo Â¬ ple who have been gracious to you put up with insults write against your Can I serve you in any way was most solemn convictions and be ready the Impetuous offer What Is tho mat-Â¬ to be kicked out of your berth by your employer who has found a man with a ter t Nothing You thought it was a skin a littld1 tougher or a conscience a Can you row did you Good fellow Its only little denser than your own a way these enterprising gentlemen lask tWell If you are the result of thlu- have of doing business peculiar training I Oh indeed Orey replied blushing Might venture too Ah young man at his Impatient Interference I am we are not similarly situated I never very sorry I Intruded Never mention It And now said the stranger turning to the store peo- Â¬ ple If you will not give mo ten dollars for an overcoat for which I paid fifty not a month ago give mo the garment back A babel of polyglotic depreciation followed Surely said Grey you are not thinking of selling that handsome overcoat Not for four dollars which is all the beggars offer Get your coat and come along with me I have something to propose you must jou shall And notwithstand- Â¬ ing tho opposition of the Jews who in their agony at losing a customer of- Â¬ fered nine ten eleven and then with a scream like the cry of a lost spirit twelve dollars they escaped to tho sidewalk Let me be your friend Grey said CAN I SEBVE YOU IN ANT WAY grasping the arm of his new acquaint- Â¬ ance I am sure the dilemma that cdmpels a gentleman to sell his coat in had to begin at the bottom In my days a strange elty can be easily explained youngwas no things were different and mob of hungry scribblers there ancl jou will confer a favor on mo by hanging on to a newspaper However Letting you act the role of a trans is no blessed stars Atlantic Brother Cheerible to a dis- thank youryour getting onthere daily chanco tho tressed yet deserving young man The however ofsuicldlcally you may be in- Â¬ twin is at home I suppose waiting to clined take mo to his heart and fortunes What chance sir do you think I Nay I am as great a stranger in the city as yourself I am implying would have withisthe weeklies wlth the legion but Their name that you are a stranger and exception of three four you would A thousand pardons the young be either requested or write for starva Â¬ to man interrupted grasping Greys han wages or be engaged at a high sal Â¬ You are a royal good fellow and de- Â¬ tion ary and never paid You might if you serve a frank explanation I am a a week peripatetic Englishman out of luck were alucky get nine dollars four dol Â¬ bricklayers wages are and My necessities are a mere passing a day shadow but it is the confounded need lars you draw is not encour- Â¬ The of ready cash that is driving me to my aging picture wits end T here never was such a land do I mean it to be Fly from as this for spending moneyand during thisNor populated pity to which every over a scamper through tho west I have got young adventurous breadwinner from into difficulties Leaving my baggage every country on the earth makes his out in Omaha as security for a hotel way till tho streets are teeming with bill I started for this big dirty the unemployed but say have you an scrambling hustling human beehive of imagination Can you paint word a Chicago The story papers do pay well pictures Grey laughed but you must liave served your appren- Â¬ You will like the place if you stop ticeship before you will be admitted here longenough They say that every- into their columns So that chance is one who comes hero hates it the first barred month of his residence endures it tho And you know of nothing second andadores itthc third he sale Whyyessad Mr Bailey reflective- Â¬ Well Im in the first stage of expean old friend of mine who rience and I candidly confess I detest ly theresa colleague In this office who used to be it but to return to my story My re- told me the other day that he wanted mittance Is not come and as I do not been badly bitten by social- Â¬ know anyone In the cpuntry I am In help Heshe runs a sheet which he ism and what you would call a tarnation fix seriously thinks Is to redeem tho world I do not know that I should use such though I never saw it nor do I know an expression Grey smiled Only his pecuniary responsiAmerican gentlemen in English novels anything about whims rarely amount bility Men with would talk in that Way but never mind to much and I guess hes sunk all ho that You want some ready money had accumulated in this venture am not a Jay Gould but I can spore Would vou mind giving me his ad- Â¬ you a little if you put your pride in dress your pocket and accept my offer as cor- Â¬ With pleasure Here let mo wrlto dially as It is offered It is a pity you a line of Introduction Agreed with all my heart By Gad you cannot make up your mind to fol- Â¬ if ajl your countrymen were as fine occupation big hearted fellows as you are I should low a respectable line of to go wrong but If you are determined to pitch my tent amongypii like at once well Thus began between two young men you may asadieu meet your fate to his new friend who Bidding who half an hour before did not know fastidiously of each others existence a friendship be afterwards learned was touchy on anyone else presuming to that was to last a lifetime j journalism the in tne cuence of his chamber tha slighthurriedprofession of ho had re- Â¬ to the address Grey nigm aiter aaay pleasantly spent with his new acquaintance Grey drew forth ceived building which housed with we icsvurs ijun coniainea nis late sure Thfc other crafts the Labor Times of a choice of positions and only hop twenty ing that he would have tho good judg Â¬ was not prepossessing in ita exterior However after mounting three flights 1 ment to choose the best of stairs for then there was noras As the letters were retfa ope after In every office building another his check flushed and when now an elevator came to a door bril Â¬ In Chicago he the last waETperused ho sat down on liantly illuminated with colored pla- Â¬ the bed gazing with the blankest stare cards There was a grand pictorial of disappointment representation of Labor as a knight in Tho fact is they were all worded superb charger alike as though ono hand had Written armor mounted on awith a huge spear pinning to the earth them and each contained tho assurance half a that the members of the staff of that the fiery dragon of Capltalt and dozen other florid denunciations of particular journal never resigned rare- Â¬ equal significance ly died and that there was not even the Grey modestly tapped at the door thinnest hope of presentor future liter- Â¬ then entcrtid On ono letter how Â¬ employment ary Tho walls of the office were pro- Â¬ ever some good fellow had scribbled fusely adorned with flaring posters a postscript in pencil while its furniture consisted of three If you con get the humblest living In any common Windsor chairs and largopino give up tb Idea of honest wpy young man table abundantly littered with papers John Baikt Journalism in Chloao Ths one bubble burst and now an behind which sat a tall gaunt old man with nthr Rclieme for solvinor tho irrcat shoulders gray hair falling over his problem of existence must bo devised CoC Gilchrist I presume Grey in Why not call unon this John iJauoyv u eviaenuy ft umu viw uiiiym lubed xiewas At voiir Korvinn fbt mntlmaa -- thetlci tendencies or he would nover i n addttbat bowed wuh old time politeness UtnnW ifJfKir - irttCKu VI bearyott this letWoffc Bcnooiea Ditoi aavioe Accordingly next moaning Lrarit turn 1 V from my oldlf rierfo jSaHegi Greys tramped m tlje rickety Btalr WoiL ydunsr rnanT whai oairI do fcr tbJtt oLm eF011 roomsof ThUwithanew air of patron the great daily Be ted no difficulty ryoa finding tb man lor hom bowW age In hw tone in Iameekiag Utoimcy la M- Marahioff eridtsUy a hand-ln-glov- tnorlly and in a few minutes found himself hvthe presence of an oldish man rather Inclined to corpulency Whoso air and comfortable surroundings hardly served to point a moral to his wall over the blighted prospects of Journalism He received the young man who stammered lils apologies for his importunity with I RED CARPETS ALL WOOL TAPESTRY VELVETS AiOQUETTES BODY HOT FACTS MikES And Still Shoveling on Coal AHEAD BED ROOM HUNDREDS OF VARIETY IN EVERY WOOD 111UN In WILTONS BRUSSELS the latest pattern Btyle and MATTINGS CHINA Never have the people so thoroughly realized THE ADVANTAGES of S TMOORE COS PEERLESS SYSTEM of doing business People used to think themselves poor before they would resort to credit but now they drive up in carriages they come on bicycles and drop off the street cars WHITE BEDSTEADS ENAMELED AiD 13 ASS AND GOLD DINING ROOM JAPANESE C0T10N WARP INLAID Any price or Btyle you want PARLOR Suits IN OAK BIRCH MAHOGANY ETC Many styles of Upholstery RUGS MOQUETTE ORIENTAL ARTSQUAttES Great variety size and patterns BOXES ICE REFRIGERA TORS TABLES CHAIRS THE GREAT MANUFACTURERS AGENTS SIDEBOARDS congratulate themselves with pardonable pride CHINA CLOSETS as they contemplate the great change they SITTING ROOM have wrought in the peoples FURNITURE and CARPET BUYING It is nothing re COUCHES markable It is being accommodating only SOFA BEDS plain common decency Good honest accom BED LOUNGES motation never cost a discreet person a dollar SETTEES every kind Get that framed and hang it up where you can see it It is the biggest lump of truth you LACE CURTAINS ever slipped down on these public benefactors do not get excited or slip off the side NOTTINGHAM walk they just simply tell you a great big IRISH POINT BRUSSELS truth NE V AND The simplest and easiest way to buy DRAPERIES CARPETS FURNITURE ETC is to go to In silk and plain HEADQUARTERS JEFFERSON figured THROUGH TO GREEN AVE BET EMBROIDERED FOURTH AND FIFTH LOUISNILLEKY SWISS where freight costs you nothing Look them right in the face and tell them what you want KITCHEN to buy how and when you want to pay for it then there is not a wagon big enough except STOVES the World Mover that willTiold all you want RANGES QUEENS WARE to buy CUTLERY FRElHT PMD 200 MILES TINWARE MW r4uuuuuaaiuuuuuiiaauuuuuuu journol is likely to enlist my sympa thtes and I have called to see If there is as Mr Bailey suggested a vacancy on your staff nucs but right out In A Hundred and ST JOHN BOYLE jonN EcnoLs j RECEIVERS i You have means Well yes enough to keep me for a month or two That Is good no experience eh 00 sj ra n 5 THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE T0 Exactly Well as it happens I do need help Of course you are aware that the privi Â¬ lege of working upon a journal of such influence as the Labor Times carries with it a weight in considering tho amount of salary Well yes I do not expect much to Btart on I am offering under such circum- Â¬ stances but tventy five dollars A week sir A week No a monthl roared the old man aghast at the extravagant Ideas of his visitor But that will not pay my board bill Chicago Is a dear place to live in and 1 am now giving eight dollars a week for tho use of a room which has the only advantage that you can He in bed and reach everything in it together with badly cooked meals and wretched serv- Â¬ ice So you decline No I accept as the experience may be valuable to me So Grey was installed in the other di Â¬ lapidated chair as a full blown editor enjoying the distinguished privilege of molding the opinions of millions of readers as his employer graphically I Louisville Evansville Cincinnati AND ALL POINTS- - TV T0 cjn no yrjV Memphis Yicksbnrg NeTJMeans n Webs I COL IP Limited Trains and GILCUIUST I PRESUME sou Tm AND ALL POINTS PefeWSgfcice X Now it chanced that at noon tho proprietor of the Labor Times announced his intentions of strolling over to a restaurant for a lunch a free lunch ono of the blessings to the bibulous for which Chicago Is remarkable and Grey found himself in full charge of the establishment None will call at this hour the great man observed so you might bo looking over our file and get on to tho hung of our line of action But hardly was his back turned when a visitor nppeared a frank well dressed good looking young man of pleasing exterior The editor of the Labor Times he put it Then sir Ive brought an article Of course Ive only had a common school education and it isnt up to much as a literary production but I think its got some ideas in it and you might be Inclined to publish it Tho subject Well it Is just a worklngmans no-Â¬ tions on capital and Inbox1 a little out of tho common for a mechanic In these troublesome times for I take it that whllo trades unions are fine things in their way theres1 such a thing as over-Â¬ doing tho laboringmans protection and crippling enterprise Are you a mechanic Grey asked wonderingly Shipwright was tho abrupt an Â¬ swer in the employ of Moore Mar ston down at the dry docks Georgo Harlands rny name And oh before I forget it I want to put an ad Into the asked Well one of them Grey smiled Ive written Fiftieth street not that the neighbor- Â¬ isnt respectable or tho cottages kind of pretty but I guess its not Rates Tickets andahf fnWrfnJaIfiolBin be furnished ou appttwtwoatriowiwBnearesfc quite up to your requirements ticket agent Nevertheless Grey took down the ad- Â¬ oiU otTyNJfti dress and the very next day was in General PaOgnfidrTvKeirtiiEWiheRe Kt possession of the vacant chamber But M fjiui meanwhilo a startling event was to -- UISV EX- happen which was to turn tho current ASR yaoxiJ sweep of of his plans by one instant iofaori ban eotoa the hand of misfortune soriktOTferfilteiiSs It was towards four oclock in tho io Y w jZ tn Hortqniibfrt ioI afternoon that the two editors were conversing pleasantly for the senitr No 58 NoM lOIFJBiBPBMliIijn was a man of ripe experience and great fnuRT DMr natural power of observation and was becoming more genial towards his well HO am ram mannered subordinate or perhaps the slunrr9mnmo--pi- a jRKm Sam Real Old Kentuck he had Imbibed at w Jain his free lunch had warmed his heart fj hnaiKtJri--vvilXSfflifflam Hawesvllle JMp mli jam when without a knock the door v9mewpoiayjnza jlawoff iunl 40 r opened and a squarely bullt broad showily dressseuPioi man shouldered h Pm flf whoso heavy gold watchchaln andngQ wpra in nalnful contrast to hlslow bredl face and black finger nails entered iihixhh iw iif niljj T Ileiid erson i 4m 255pm BpbW thuslastlcajly nay If I were nojUurWHl Ow in cr of so creat a man I would say viitht iisom m cringing servility Qjn S ra My new associate edltorJMrMGtrey said thecolonel calling his VisltWP at Â¬ BranaentnffiK rjJTKLi l 31 a m 6 68 d m tention to his amused asjAtnnttQb West Point iap5pm 7 85am r rJBouravWevxuyaTIIhsawpiE s so a m 6 The gentlemans ulJ iuDu uJ fulljij iiCiJOiix o uixfq as he shook hands asked Ah this Is Herre7flfesffigLT r4ljS hood Connecting at Memphis WtfejIrtJilfltralns to all poftTftnn Arkansas pwixas uueos u LvAplifboiilPUPpta51 jv muiiw0 2 nTf-7rfnro-Mflff eitojQrnsfiaffiot 1 4V1J M i Ah po thrones Not knoumoo I oJ dl wmiix But thygolgHoVgkwiBeBeeMaa in f q II 1 J Demosthenes1 terrupted bv tho Chicatro uhii ur k w01i Bnmip IJ who turned rudely to Grey and stflfl1 without tho faintest sign of Gerimn ii v m1 biwoi Ufgjtjrw ncxJeifQJbGtllrhlOtlfrfstHng western See here voun g lener vernacular oledtisSJ iq IIw a h vtiiji t th j uT a 1 ImJickledilQ death Day ng woodi hjjjmrt UHRengiiteWit VH oSilaRpiMFWMaeWfoiM s muder Star will niakB3 the nreaentr season on w Times afafurnlshed room ilvo irot tarJ noifenltSraK wasRxui9MB woi ions let to pome quiet man of steady habifflu evciicuxhJnphHt Hr mo rago XlU Grey started at1S10itQ insure u marenwita ioal 4A furnished room1 you say i ysa o iJUiui iiuiiiia do you aslcf or It rent Five dollars a month with tfJkUSPAkrager -nkfi rMhAf 4kft M urnniiif iWBirmfUji a pen an OJ1CU4M11U- a nsvxi junr JTria CnJdjp9 ft inuL mack 3ftCJfwitn wniw Jiof the straight tip tcr you evey tlm San Would it suit mo t ef vou know beans when th baas Qnen hands hiah and four TH olt Why no I dont thirk tWoul I IlIU But forcrivc mv iirnoranoe What vou dont knowSchlossktrW oiWlDiMWt IJiIiJao nhef Hw Not know Schl6sWgdrf th6 sStifaliatl eilt lo hferafiteff lKfifnoHiaolHia Not know the leydln4ttt itolltffejr iioit- ulaiuvu lliv jiujooiu uUi Jnyjw oilt Not know tbfiiojfirjoratrjinljdfflr ml Tjutfblog IsihiiO hi q wr tremble dftcFnBTOaWflfbflto foiq II jiJm3 HMKomoiUuaoIj UpV r U i4W JS peifrV tbet- IsWltJrniJL JL Yooktft jjim obmc ahvitsnotittpoecrf ft h HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKXAN JjopKittMUe fOlUSIII TUESDAY AND Jtuwi 111895 V tntutkim FRIBAi M8BNIKG3 THK RACK tfO CIRCUIT JUDGB The contest for the Democratic nomination for circuit judge has turned out to be a There frea-for-all The Only ureat and thoroucrmv rei liable building up medicine nerve tonic vitalizer and A Whats IL w W fa are six announced candidates repre Â¬ senting CHAS M MEACHAM Christianevery county in the district has two Maj Jno Phelps and Judge TJ Morrow Calloway also S A YEAR IN ADVANCE SUBSCRIPTION has two Judge L C Linn and Judge v nptlces 20 cents per lino Spe Local muling Trigg presents Col R Locals 6 cents per line each Insertion T P Cook elal Rates for standing advertisements tarnished A Burnett and Lyon completes tho n application Before the people today and list with Judge T J Watkins Prom OFFIUB J12 SOUTH MAIN STREET which stands preeminently this half dozen candidates the Dem Â¬ above all bther medicines is ANNO ONCESIKNTS ocratic convention can hardly fail to pick out a good man and a winning We are authorized to annouuee JWDQE JOHN PHELPS nominee There is some excellent A9a candidate for Circuit Court Judge In this timber in tho list and some not quite so X district subject to the action of the Demo good but it is hardly likely that the cratic party Election November 6 1395 convention will eat the briars and We are authorized to announce It has won its hold upon the JUDGE THOMAS P COOK leave the hay if we may use one of of Calloway count as a candidate for Judge Sam Jones hearts of the people by its illustrations It is now of the Circuit Court of this district subject to own absolute intrinsic merit less than thirty days until the county partv the action of the Democratic It is not what we say but conventions of July 6 will be held and We are authorized to announce Sarsapanlla what it may be well to take a glance at tho JUDGETHOS J MORROW Judge of the Third does that tells the story as a candidate for Circuit race as it now appears Christian Judicial Dlstrtot subject to the action of the countys two candidates will in all Democratic Convention July JO likelihood hit upon some plan by Even when all other prepar- Â¬ The Democratic rooster has sand which both will have a standing in 7 ations and prescriptions faiL enough in his craw tochink that log the convention It has been sug- Â¬ Well thats too bad Next gested that the twelve votes of the was taken with a pain In my right cabin I side which run down Into my Hmba county be prorated according to time buy a suit of the celebrated Happy Home Gar- I and my ankles swelled and broke out Remember the Democratic conven the strength developed by each in In running sores in seven tnneren 5ments Never had anything to fit or wear so well in tion at your voting precinct next the county mass convention but for plaoes Since I have used Hood Bar at 2 p m Bo sure to at- the purposes of this article we shall and I Saturday saparllla tho sores have healed See that the coat has the guarantee label all my life have gained fifteen pounds In weight tend assign six votes each to Maj Phelps Josiu Harris Prestonburg Ky of the makers sewn on the sleeve Calloway will and Judge Morrow Thos H Carter Chairman of the have but one candidate before the Why certainly you can Republican National Committee is a convention from the present indica redhot silver man and has declared tions Judge Linn has submitted a mild effect buy them here They are handled in this vicinity by IIOOU S PHIcar0 tasteless 25o Uve AU druggists for Don Cameron for President written request to Judge Cook asking that thev hold a primarv election in Co The Republican device will hereaf- Â¬ Calloway June 29 to settle their THE ILLINOIS EES0LUTI0NS ter be a log cabin instead of the eagle claims to the countys eight votes Whereas Silver and gold have Now let the Democrats get ready to been the principal money metals of but this has been declined by Judge put a puncheon floor in it and tack a Cook who gives as a reason the short- Â¬ the world for thousands of years and poonskiD on the door ness of the time He states that ho silver money is recognized and used suggested the same method two as honest money between individuals Mrs Perrino mother of Mrs Cleve months ago when there was time and and between nations notwithstanding land has been asked to visit Gray Judge Linn did not regard it with the varying ratios between silver and Well just come and see how cheap they are More or less Gables next month favor and now he prefers to let the gold and significance attaches to this unusual contest Whereas The demonetization of be settled as the committee courtesy to Grovers mother-in-laat the silver has deprived the people of free ordered by a mass convention and benefit of an invaluable Just to suit you currency court house This will of course ubo The Chicago Records and original money metal and has sweepiner silver shut one or the other out of the race ballot is showiner a An elegant lino of Summer Lap Robes opened now and added to the Â¬ increased debts sentiment The vote up to Thursday so far as first instructions are con- burdens of the people by lowering Every thing you can need we have stood 4738 for free coinage and 2593 cerned Our information from sever the value of labor and labor products al trustworthy sources is to the effect Every ward in the city against that Judge Cook will carry tho coun- and shows a majority for silver Whereas The constitution of the ty beyond any sort of doubt As to be true the first ballot United States prohibits any state from Walter Evans was not allowed to suming this have much to do with things at Louis- at the Eddyville convention will stand Using anything but gold and silver ville He was refused the temporary as follows Cook Calloway 8 votes coin as a legal tender for the pay chairmanship and later had his gold Phelps half of Christian 6 Burnett ment of debts thereby recognizing standard resolution severely sat up Trigg 5 Watkins Lyon 4 Neces- that coin composed of silver or of V The Womans Illustrated Magazine on Just as like as not if this sort sary to nominate 14 and a fraction gold is honest money and fit to be presided for five years with eminent Formerly the Illustrated Kentuck of business continues he will not over one half Should the hindmost used as a legal tender therefore be ability Judge Harmon is still con- Â¬ sidered a Democrat but is an advo- Â¬ ian is a monthly paper devoted to colored man be dropped Judge Watkins it even be allowed to name that The best stoofcof IRANGE3 In Resolved By the Democrats of cate of the Sherman system of finance Womans Work in tho Household in the city would of course be the first to go out chaplain when ho gets to congress and Morrow or Cook would probably Illinois in convention assembled and the fact that he is a goldbug Literature History Education PeoClevt land has perempt- get his votes President Unless one of the that we are in favor of the use of both doubtless influenced his appointment ple Music Art Philanthrophy Cur- Â¬ rent Events Public Interests and a Assistant Au- Christian candidates should have gold and silver as the standard mon from a free silver state orily discharged Fourth Everything in theTlnwarqJlne cheap as Pot Pourriof fashion odd happenings de- less than 5 votes in a division of the ey of the United States and demand ditor Murphy of the treasury ouri have estabCapt W J Stone has declared for and catchy topics We partment for speaking of him as county Burnett would go out next tho free and unlimited coinage of lished a footing three years old and The Old Hessian in the White and it is doubtful where his votes both metals at the ratio of 16 to 1 free silver in strong terms have a splendid Subscription List to Call on ms for RooSdr and Guttering House in a letter to a friend that would go With Judge Linn in the without waiting for the action of any begin with undor tho new name We If Bradley and his crowd prefer to want Good Advertising and Subscrip- Â¬ fell into Grovers hands when Mur Â¬ contest he would be liable to get other nation and that such coins north Every Agents phy and his friend fell out Grover them but if Calloway goes for Cook shall be a legal tender for all debts take cabin passage up salt river the tion and westin Devote TownSummer tho east Democrats will not complain must be sensitive about his age Judge Linn will have no standing in both public and private and that all Best pumps In themarket Force pumps Vacation to making money in this DucKetpumpsBUKinas oi pumps the convention In that event it is contracts hereafter executed for the line Commissions Large Address The appointment of the new at Â¬ Since January 1 the treasury de uncertain where Triggs votes would payment of money whether in gold particulars with stamps for full Mrs Potts Editor-in-Chipartment has lost within 10000000 go This makes the question of sec- silver or coin may be discharged by torney general is the first intimation Special attention to Repairing much gold as it gained by the sale ond choice in that county one of the any money which is by law legal that the President wants Harmon y in The Womans Illustrated Magazine aB 49 N Mill St his party to the Belmont Morgan principal points to be looked after tender of bonds Virginia St Hopkinsville Ky Lezington Ky syndicate The gold lost 55162 by all the candidates It is more The first car of 1895 wheat was reOpposite Hotel Latham A NEW CABINET M1NISTEE Tako Vitalia Liver Pills 000 was paid out in the redemption than likely that some agreement ceived in St Louis Friday from Cof feyville Kas grading No 5 red of United States notes and treasury would bo made by which all of GT- Attorney General Olney has been This is unusually early for new wheat Old papers 20 for 5c at the Ken- - GFO W YOUNG notes and most of these notes at least Christians 12 votes would ultimately named to succeed the late Secretary office and indicates that the crop is forward tcokian seven eighths have been presented go to one of her candidates Should Gresham as the premier of the if short The car was auctioned off NOTICE for redemption at Now York City Morrow pick up three votes in Lyon administration and Judge Judson for the call at the premium price of 95 I WJ3TT every man and woman in tho United States interested In the Opium and Whisky or Phelps as many in Trigg the pom Harmon of Cincinnati selected to be cents habits to have one of my books on these dis eases Address B M Woolley Atlanta Ga The third railroad district that un ination could at once be brought to attorney general The nomination of Box 882 and one will bo sent yon free Oatarrli Oannot be Oared dertook to settle the silver question this county by changing the vote to Judge Harmon was a complete surThis fine young jack will make the with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as Old papers for sale at this office for Democrats at the Winchester con- the man developing the outside prise as his name had never been they cannot reach the seat of the dis- Â¬ present season at Tho Eclipse Livery vention is Republican by 7000 or strength These figures lead us to mentioned in connection with the ease Catarrh is a blood or consti- Â¬ Dont Tobacco Sit or Smoke Your Stable at Life way 8000 majority The first railroad dis- but one conclusion The race will office The president acted in this tutional disease and in order to euro Is the truthful startling title of a book about trict which expressed its views at narrow down to Cook and one of case as he has frequently the harmless guaranteed tobacco done be it you must take internal Remedies Owensboro is thepartys only hope in Christians candidates braces Of the 9 fore in choosing a man who had not Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally habit cure that nicotine up nicotlnized nerves the and acts directly on the blood and eliminatesstrength vigor poison makes weak a doubtful contest with its 12000 votes in the other counties Cook must been widely known in politics and manhood You men gain but mucous surfaces Halls Catarrh run no physical no financial risk as Democratic majority If the Sher secure 7 while Morrow or Phelps stood very high O Hardwick under a guaran in his own city Cure is not a quack medicine I tee Is sold by R money refunded Book free to cure or JLjlJ manites who are so anxious to har- could win with 3 besides Christians Judge Harmon was originally a Re was prescribed by one of the physi Â¬ Address Sterling Bern y Co New York or monize the party on a gold standard 12 Should there bo no agreement publican and in this country for years ana is Chicago during the war was ac cians At 10 to insure mare with foal a regular prescription it is compos- Â¬ are not lost to all reason they can find entered into in this county there will tive in promoting the Union cause ed of tho best tonics known comreflection in this simple state be but four candidates at Eddyville He left food for Money due when tne fact is ascer the Republican- - party in 72 bined with the pest blood purifiers ment of facts tained or mare transferred Dr G since there are but four counties and with ex Gov Hoadly and many other acting directly on tho mucous sur OffIoe First National Bank faces The perfect combination of cannot be divided except distinguished Republicans casting Franklin is a black jack witii white Nashville Tenn April 6 1895 The big silver convention at Mem delegations by agreement in mass conventions his first Democratic vote for Horace the two ingredients is what produces Prof J F DraughnTresldentDraughns Prac Â¬ points three years oldfcwteea such wonderful results in curing Caphis to morrow called to offset the tical Business College Nashville Tenn where a majority will rule Greeley He has ever since been a tarrh Send for testimonials free deposit for Deae Sir Th6 time ago which you a forfeit and half bands high and is a fine of the recent Shermans Raid effects to day as three months Democrat In 1876 he was elected to F J CHENEY CO Props To- ed JHK your proposition to give J100 to any last month under led by Secretary Carlisle specimen ledo O charatable Institution in Nashville and 100 The silver convention in Illinois the common pleas bench in Hamil will bring together many of the ablest to any Business College south of tho OhioSold by Druggists price 75c CO W C DAWSON week was a tremendous gather Â¬ ton county but was counted out by river if you could not show more written apstatesmen and financiers of the na- Â¬ last keepers and Stenographers Slications for Book FIVE MONTHS than any ing of enthusiastic delegates repre- the Republican legislature Tho fol PAST Your Physical Condition tion The meeting Will overshadow other Business College south or tiwunio W A A H Goodwin senting seven tenths of the party in lowing year the peoplo of Cincinnati PPool could show in the past nva ijvabo the recent goldbug gathering and if Illinois Needs attention at this time If you riverthis year expired and no demand having has Few gold bugs showed up manifested their dfaanprovnl of tho Bubjeot to Secretary Carlisle will keep his ear are tired weak and nervous it is clear been made the same is now held your check Respectfully and everything went with a whirl for action of tho legislature by electing GOODWIN W F Bano Caa POOL close to the ground ho will probably that your blood is impure and with16 to 1 coinage him to the superior bench where he out doubt hear Iub five points answered at there has been too much least to the satisaction of all patriot over work or strain on brain and KeeD the best and freshest stocl body The course of treatment for ic citizens who are not wearing John such a condition is plain and simple of Staple and Fancy Groceries to Shermans collur around their nocks The blood must first be purified so Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest US Govt Report found in the city that tho norvous oystom and in fact all the organs will Tjo fed upon pure Hon Josiah Patterson will speak at will be found with a gF Country Produce handled blood Intelligent peoplo without to morrow in opposition Owensboro of pleasure ve- Â¬ Opposite Phoenix Hotj numbor have testified that the best- - full line to silver and on Friday Hon W J Main street blood purifier nerve tonic and at 3T A Yosts Bryan of Nebraska will answer his strength imparting medicine is Hoods hicles Sarsaparilla Nervousness loss of Cos harness store on Ninth speech at the same place Mr Bry HOPKWSflLU K sleep and general debility all vanish St an will also answer anything in Sec Call and see me before when Hoods Sarsaparilfa is persist retary Carlisles Louisville speech fcntlv taken in a word health and buying r Wednesday night that deserves at Twnty old papers for Be at this ol liappiness follow after taking Hoods i a i nem B tention barsapanlJa 11 BT the matter old man Blood i urmer t Sarsapaiilla Hdods HOODS Hoods Cures Otftoolod diigjartJ f Get HOODS the Mammoth Clothing Shoe Main St Hopkinsyille Ky No IS AS CHEP AS w HAKNESS SADDLES BKIDLES R Yost o Co STOVS ffgl TINWARE ROOFING PUMPS EI ef REPAIR WORK Dr Braijklirj 200 ood Positions 200 J lit ii Baking VCV XH Powder ABSOLUTELY PKJBE PSj Carriages Phaetons Buggies I C i WEBB m i- Q j iuj w il jL mm ol V q v vammmmmmmmmma yap t rjri 111 ntiAyialMiigmtHftiijyw r Hfrgyq JurteilVl896 wwyy ABOUND NOT hiNg HOPKINSVILKE S KBNTUCKIAN 7 r r7 fW- - J mlBOITT in THfT PRETTY CUKt h NeW iutCOLUMN found this u k v in hW iya and as she stood out on Flnnayjavebue in St Louis hailing an appfoaqhinff car with her skirts f double about her to keep them out Tilliam H BllSHftll nn otmnfrA she tooked doubly en iWSpfifii Rftntoncfiri nt TtnlfinmrA Mfi of the wet trancing Bays an exchange The to three years imprisonment for car was one of tho vestibule ones perjury and in one end smoking was permi- Â¬ At Lexington George Green col- Â¬ tted Into this portion of the car ored killed his wife and her father my lady pranced though several to i in cold blood and then attempted cigars Jbacked up by good healthy commit suicide lungs had already provided smoke William Brown an Indiana man enough to stagger a smoke inspector aged 70 recently released after twenty She did not seem to notice and was years confinement in prison married not the least affected by tho dense the woman to gain whom he killed a fumes Tho conductor soon ap- Â¬ rival proached and while counting out Tnmaa RrAnlr nrrnrt ninfifcv twO and somo change to her said very need- Â¬ i wne ageuI niuoiy unnrns3 frlsx1 rvti lessly to my mind in view of the puunevi iouvue nn ji hundred mile tramp condition of the atmosphere that They have been married seventy two this end was a smoking car years But you may remain If you do The jury in the case of Isaiah Eak not mind the smoke he concluded N Railroad ins excutor vs the L But I am going to smoke too at Henderson gave plaintiff a verdict she said for 15000 damages Eakins was Tho news of a Chinese victory killed by the cars at Kobards Station would not havo been more surpris- Â¬ last winter ing Tho conductor clutched one o Dink Willard of Canton a young the hanging straps for support man about nineteen years old while drew a long breath and then took a about his work of baiting his trotline look if a somewhat rude one at his some time after darkj was seized with an epileptic fit to which he was sub fair passenger Qho was quite un- Â¬ ject and fell headlong into the river abashed Two men heard the re- Â¬ and was drowned He was not dis- mark and also turned to look at her but she turned two full deep blue covered till the next morning who assaulted Paulino eyes upon them so Innocently that Will Downs Bridenbaughj was hanged at Morril they were compelled from sheer ton Ark Friday He mounted the etiquette to remove their gaze scaffold with a firm step and spoke There seemed to be mischief lurking for several minutes stating that he behind those same blue eyes too was guilty of but part of what he was but It did not show Itself much charged with The condemned man She opened her reticule calmly as said ne had made his peace with God If no men were within one hundred and was ready to die miles of her and procured the neat cst of small cigarette boxes It Judge T J Morrow opened with a click and showed also In this issue appears the announce- somo waxen matches Then won Â¬ ment of Judge T J Morrow of Chris- derful sight she lit a cigarette as tian county as a candidate for Circuit neatly and carelessly as if she were Judge of this the Third Judicial dis Â¬ the most Insipid and callow youth trict subject to the action of the Dem- that ever learned to puff cigarettes ocratic party Judge Morrow is by at college And when she bad fin Â¬ no means a stranger to the people of ished Vandeventer avenue had been this county and they have a very reached She tossed the stump upon tho car floor and signaled the kindly feeling for him and will be glad conductor to stop Sho then alighted to have the opportunity to show their and a few moments later she tripped appreciation of him as a man and an up the stone steps and thenoe Into incorruptible lawyer and judge He tho gymnasium of tho Pastime Ath mB raised in Caldwell county and letlo club where she Is a member of Educated at the old Cumberland Col- the ladies class lege in Princeton the institution that Trombone Cure for Lungs has turned out so many men that have When I was in the early 20s become prominent in Kentucky and said Mr Eugene Coffin of Albany her sister States in the various pur- N Y I worked In a shop devoted suits of life While quiet a young to the manufacture of mathematical man Judge Morrew began the prac- - instruments and inhaled so much rSSof law at Princeton and was quite fino brass dust that my lungs be- Â¬ Swccessful and soon ranked as one came seriously affected and my of the ablest lawyers at thePrinceton whole system seemed undermined bar He served Lyon and Caldwell My doctor told mo that if I didnt About 15 quit the business Id make a prema- Â¬ counties in the legislature to the bono yard and threw years ago he moved to Christian coun- Â¬ ture trip He said tho In some advice gratis ty where ho has built up a very lucra- best thing for me to do was to take tive practice In 1890 lie was elected up some kind of brass instrument a County Judge of Christian although trombone for Instance and blow It the countyhad a Republican major- Â¬ with great vigor and regularity It ity of 1800 with indicates his great would repair my damaged lungs and popularity where he is best known restore the organs to their normal He is an upright Christian gentle condition Well I took his advice and ero man and an able lawyer His De long developed a fondness for all mocracy is unquestioned and if the party should give him the nomination sorts of horn Instruments But best of all I found that wbattheonedical he would lead it to victory iri Novemb- man said in regard to the effect of a er-1 Eddyville Tale of vfo Cities trombone upon my health was veri- Â¬ fied From being an emaciated Republican State Tioket wreck I became the proprietor of a The following ticket was nomina Â¬ double chin within two years and ted by tho Republican State Conven when I paid a visit to the scene of tion held at Louisville my old labors not one of my former fellow workers knew me Wash Â¬ FOB GOVEBNOB ington Post William O Bradley of Lancaster She Wasnt Afraid of Snakes FOB LIEUTENANT GOVEBNOB Wm J Worthington of Greenup Most little children unless they have been made afraid by their STATE AUDITOB FOB elders nonsense will pick up worms Samuel H Stone of Richmond bugs and toads as readily as they FOB STATE TBEAStfBEB will flowers or pebbles but it is no George W Long of Leitchfield wondor Mrs William Gushing of Parkers Head was startled tho FOB SEOBETABY OF STATE other day when sho looked round in Charles Finley of Whitley response to tho pleasod call See FOB ATTOBNEY GENEBAL t mamma seel by her W S Taylor of Montgomery daughter Grade The child was IN- - holding a long snake near its hood FOB SUPEBINTENDENT OF PUBLIC while its body was wound threo STBUOTION times round the childs arm and tho i W J Davidson of Somerset toll resting on her shoulder Tbo r BEGISTEB LAND OFFICE father being present the child was CO Reynolds of Fayette soon relieved of her companion Who said the enmity between wom- Â¬ COMMISSIONEB OF AGBICULTUBE en and snakes was instinctive Lucas Moore of Marion Lewlston Journal DISTBIOT A CoadesMit Aeeoaat of the Latest Hap penlags Tersely Told tor Busy Headers V -- pretty capture with a willpwyfTO and a Vioked twinkle Sha wm Had an ObUct In VJwrWhn mekw Want Into h Awarded HIgkMt Honors World Fair Here is a Partial List of the 4 rtlttf CREAM 0OODS WE CARRY WSTGCK Bicvcles Engines Threshers Stackers Binders Mowers mmmlm V Steam Fitting Gbbdsjj Kubber Hose iktlt Belting aiestic Steel EangesJv Sash7 Doors H Twine BAKING P0WDIB MOST PERFECT MADE A fVagohs Jf i from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free tt Phoetons Road Carts Harrows Hardware A X v if Cultivators saw f Drills Fertilizers iti7K Seeds Plows Double bhovels Saddlery - Harness Blacksmithing Bugges j Mouldings Brackets AEHBVtfa i Shingles Mantles nbis Urates Cement WtvsLame Jbire UriCK V 2Pjp White Lead Linseed Oil Glass Paint Brushes Putty Paints Varnishes Tobacco Hhds Barb Wired Staples Nails Horse shoeing Repairing Etc Etc ROCK SALT FOR YOUR CATTLE AND TO FREEZE YOUR CREAM Sash Doors and Blinds The aVILUWWilI ESS Fall stock bought before the advance and sold accordingly s JlNEj vnrairao EVIHSVILLE M Screen Doors and Windows Made to fit any opening I Leave orders ior sizes ToTHE North RASHVIU i j I A car ljoad of Steel Roofing just received This makes the cheapest roof you can put on Stables and coal houses built within the fire limits can be built very cheaply with corrogated Iron siding and covered with steel roofiing ROUTE OF THE CHICAGO and NASHVILLE IMITBD Forbes Ero THE ONLY Pullman Vootibulod Train Service vritl Newest and Finest Say OoaohoB Sleopers and Elnlnr Cars FnoM thf TO SOUTH 9 Terre Haute Indianapolis CHICAGO Milwaukee St Paul THE AND ALL POINTS IN NORTH AND NORTHWEST S L KODQEBS New Spring GoodS JBilm v assortments of new Spring 6roods Never be- Â¬ fore have we been able to offer so many induce- Â¬ ments in either style variety or price Mr F P Jeffries General Passenger Agt Evansville Terre Haute R R Evansviiie Ind Southern Passenger Agt Chattanooga Tenn We have opened foi inspection our complete 45 m m Through THEIGRJEAT Trunk Line Bran New Patterns city Dont wait for the Spring rush our goods and get prices botween tho cities o Cincinnati Lexington Louis ville Evans vie St Louis And the ritlen of That cannot be found at any other house in the See Mont Nashville Memphis and New gomery Mobile Orleans WITBOU CHANGE AND SPEED ONBIVALED We Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta JSavanah Macon Jackson- Â¬ ville and points Open Tho Spring Trade with a superb stock of first class Dress Goods Trimmings etc at prices that aro low than evor before Goods cheerfully shown Carpets Only those makes wich Reliable Maes we can guarantee are allowed in our stock Any pattern you select will be first class in Florida Connections are made at Guthrie and Nashville for all points NJorth East South and West In Pullman Palace Cars C M LATH AW EMIGRANTS this road will receive special low rates See agents of this company for rates routes c or write to TA O P Atmobe G P SfSfiffS Louiav ille HOT CAKES never sold faster than did those Seed two-year-o- ld Peaohblow Potatoes Just Think Special Price Sale last Saturday Sale continues all this week You lose money if you dont see us now be fore buying your Spring Suit CfoK for suits worth fcpO for suits worth from 10 to 12 to 7 Jnst At Wallis BAILBOAD COMMISSIONEB FIBST Jerry Porter of Hickman BAILBOAD COMMISSIONEB SECONp DIST p JV i i- a tT wu you aro making an awful mistake H ought to llvo in the country No Railroad Commissioner was You Hatterson I would old fellow nominated in the third district The vote between D N- - Comingore and J but I hato to disappoint my friends who are already living there C Wood was a tie and the convenDisappoint them Catterson tion adjourned to meet in Richmond How Julv 18 A log cabin was substituted for Hatterson Well you see1 they tho eagle aB the party device like to visit mo in tho city so muoh N Y World Had Hs Reasons S Irwin of Jefferson Â¬ I Philanthropist Catterson I tell you old man A nt Pf itQV or suits worth from 1100 to 1500 RpXOUU Cos for suits worth from 2000 to 2250 AA EpOUU Hfi worth from 1000 to 1750 choice of 75 suits last years G rocery T f rl i no JUdbLLlOp on Thursday we will sell you the Genuine Star Waists laundered goods best on earth for Oo vUU Merritts old stand HQSBi Latham E TCouhave exerted yourut HOPKINSVILLE KY Is the finest Hotel In the South AH mod ost strength to save poor Boson ern Improvements Stoam Heat and ElecV v ein from a watery gravel Lights throughout Mandl And for a good reason H Katw2 to 350 perjday rand I believe that quail has slipped Sohleaiswlw Ujwcs mo fifty marks Co Managers Honass Y Weekly 1 Skitumj i ieridl I Eyo Witness Bravp my pfoo Many a Slip These goods are worth 100 and sell at price the world over See them that Waiter Ready for toothpicks sah Guest Yes you may bring mo toothplok 1 havo a hollow tooth iaoitNi Cox i Si a Boulwar 81 i 4 piv4fekEiJ aiafeV jrffettjwifcij Ltofl a ffY I m i 6 TEE BIEATE HOUSE row and ray mukLhas ijiw HOPKINSVILLE KENTlIIQKIAN ff lot wJM c efc -E v1hMtj hK iw t w Wftpir Atjyt Late of UJarksviiie xenn HIHV June 11 1895 mb affected bv sor LITTLE GERMTaH SOuDIEfiS wranfled with M melancholia for manv davs but Im The Emperors Children Follow Thetr By WILUAH DtVAD not crazy Thee Spaniards who visit Salute with a Hug me and drive mi from place to place Sons of a father who prides him Â¬ Continued fkom Issue May 28 to do their bidding are to If it wore not for tho thick foliage as you are this moment as real me self on being a soldier rather than a he answered citizen who has frequently declared which obscures the view ho contin Â¬ I can scarcely you tell that ho would sooner be in history ued I could show you thotops of the me of these spiritsbelieve all If I could noth Â¬ as a great general than as a great trees that grow on an island across the ing would induce me to bay known as Mullet Key That is a single hour You mustremain here ruler and scions of a dynasty which be suffer spot I visited first iu quest of the the ing from some hallucination Seeing owes its origin and its present emi Â¬ pirate gold In searching about the and conversing with the dead is con nence to the sword it is qnly natural island I discovered a high mound trary to the precepts taught by God that the boys of Emperor William composed of sand and shells in the and by nature I said in an anrument- - of German v should have inherited of a grove of cabbage palms It IWmifclftUi MKM JUKrlMMMDHl KiV thick way Mi lb yMjn kFimc the military tastes of their ancesllll appeared to me as the work of man ative These Spaniards are emissaries of tors Every prince of their house when in digging I unearthed a and h they have nothing to do human skeleton and bits of gold I felt God or with nature he retortedwith is ipso facto a soldier and they have ex been reminded of JllHKM1MltoCmYlitJWJ W immense riches awaited citedly confident that this since their WYOT JjAi me but a few feet deeper in the min earliest infancy While their train Â¬ It can not be so I said and to ing has been good luck aturehill This eeeminer ABSOESUTELWURE essentially military it overwhelmed me as it were and be convince you that your mind is at has not been permitted in any way THE OLD RELIABLE ing worn out with the days toil and fault Ill remain as you ask to interfere with that softness of John night coming on I started a fire and decision Smith seemed grateful for my heart to him that generous impulsiveness the CAPORAL lay down beside the mound to fall night and bear little company for dis the excitement and that ingenuousness which are so aaieepthinking of the musty shuckles And al- Â¬ that wer to buy luxuries and bring played disappeared as he left me to endearing in children though they invariably greet their again into my miserable life a few go inside to prepare supper I retained my seat musing over father with the correct military sa- Â¬ Hat stood the Test of Time lays of sunshine story Ihad iust heard trying to must have been near midnight the MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHER lute yet this is immediately followed It it with RANDS COMBINED when I was awakened as by a strange connect house the probable past of by a thoroughly boyish and loving the old presence The full moon had risen bufr A typical and as its pale beams filtered through this grove of place I thought here in It is on attaining their tenth year moss festooned oaks for a canopy of broad palm leaves handsome Spanish buccaneers to woo that they first enter the army and above me down on the gray limbs their captive lady loves on the birthday table of every prince and trunks of dead cedar treeSj indeI saw them scribable shadows flitted about m the very spot the seated perhaps in this of the house of Prussia on that an- Â¬ pale tear stained face niversary are always to be found the BUCK EYE A feeling that Bome spectral light unhappy girl turned epaulets theswordand the sash of a one was near caused me to look in of some most lips moving in prayer tently into the haze and as my eyes seaward her for deliverance as her robber captor lieutenant of the first company of became accustomed to the uncertain regiment of foot guards low accompa- theFirst light the forms of two men were dis sang themlove ditties and guitar CURES NOTHING BUT PILES As the corps is composed exclusivenied lightly upon his cernable standing with folded arms ly of the tallest men to be found in The A SURE and CERTAIN CURE in a deep shade a few feet away I brated siren song of nature too vi the length and breadth of known for 15 years as tho felt that they who stood befoie me now it its melodies upon their ears as man empire the contest the Ger did upon mine The river between BEST REMEDY for PILES were of another world My flesh raised in bumps and my scalp bubbling and gurgling over numer- the tiny royal lieutenants and theif BOLD I1X ATT DRUGGISTS ST LOUIS rreptreC7SCHASCSCir MES twitched with horror I tried to cry ous oyster bars and sand shoals an gigantic fellow officers and soldiers hundred yards to out but the sounds seemed to freeze murmurings with the left mingled its is exceedingly entertaining the Of all the emperors sons in my throat I believe my heart of the wind among gentle sighing one the trees as the whose military tastes are themost would have burst had those figthe rythmic cadence of the breaking ures remained in the dreamy shadow pronounced is the crown prince and alone as I was on a desert island waves of the bay came sounding up no one is quicker than he to detect Ml kWAIVl i from the beach It was difficult to fresh from desecrating the home of any fault in drill any defect in the the dead for there lay the grinning believe that here with Florida answering each other back uniform or equipment Indeed he KCAvtAi o i nauL makks skeleton But they advanced walk and forth across the river fromjham gives promislpf proving eventually F COPYRIGHTSing abreast with slow and measured mock to hammock and wild CAN I OBTATN A PATENT For a mocking quite as muctwpfjTa military marti- Â¬ etep stopping directly at my feet opinion write to Srompt answer and an honest nearly fifty jeara caroling fc CO who bare bad To see them move as human birds tree topssweetsongs of mimicry net as hisCfatherf William II N experience In tho patent business Commnnlca- had ever been com Y Tribune tlons strictly confidential A Handbook of Inbeings might relieved me somewhat from formation concerning Pntcnts and bow to ob-Â¬ mitted wanton acts and murder of the crushing weight of fear which tain them sent free Also a catalogue of mechan Â¬ But with the surroundings of damp ical and scientific books gent free MOVING A BIG TREE paralyzed me yet there was no mis- and decay fixed Co receive Patents taken through Munn the present at an A Giarjt Cherry I special notice In the Sclontlflc Anicrlcnn and taking the dull olive skinsexpression hundred Taken Up and thus aro brought widely before tho pubUq with- Â¬ years past and was watching out cost to the Inventor This splendid paper Jess eyes and listless air of the dead Movedto Another Place Issued weekly elegantly Illustrated has by far tho the counterparts of Don John Smiths largest work In in the figures before me Transparent spectral figures walk Justbefore midnight one night in world circulation of any scientificsent free tho S3 a year Sample copies round and though their bodies appeared for I Building Edition monthly f 250 a year Slnglo thefmiddle of February last a cher- Â¬ copies US cents- Every number contains seemed to look through them into round the veranda with folded arms plates In colors and of when a call from within roused me ry tree with earth attached weigh Â¬ houses with plans enabling photographsshownew builders to the the shade and shadows beyond from my latest designs and secure contracts Address reverie and three I could see their black stockings A supper of grits bacon and coffee ing twelvepassage quarter tons MUNN CO NW YORK 301 BltOADWAT began the from the Knowles velvet knee breeches broad Bashes Bare Prompt FoslUti estate at Pawtucket and Fletcher loose coats and wide ruffled collars was passed in silence Curt for Impolitic Lott It had now grown dark and we sat streets to the grounds of ex Mayor Ab I watched them the taller of the Seminal of Manhood two raised his hand and pointing a before the fire place which afforded Fields residence in Middlesex street tnlssfont Spermatorrhea Niruousriett StlfDItthiit the only light of the room when a long yellow finger at me began to sharp Will Lost of Memory Ac The tree was on a sled and the peal of thunder followed by make you a STRONG VigorÂ¬ srpeak ous Man Price ft CO 0 rushing wind and down pour of rain way it got off there is an interesting Thou hast brought upon thine Boxes 96 00 story During the cold snap la Smclal Direction Malted own head a most cruel f ate Don John started us into conversation A bad night Mr Smith I said trench was dug around the tree It1 with each Box Address Smith by thy unholy desire for gold a dry place StUuA Est JJulmist Cj Thou didst not know that to possess seeking bad night beneath the roof was several feet deep The tree was 3010 LuosAvf a very for those withno propped up so that it could not fail this same gold thou 6eekest other better shelter than this MO ST LOUIS place affords and then the earth was dug fron mens spirits were doomed to this but a good night I presume as remundane sphere neither Jiving nor gards your unearthly under the roots until the tree sto d HOST IN QUANTITY BEST IN QUAI IT visitors dead to wander about till the day of free except that a platform of ear h A bad night it will be sure enough judgment Didst thou think thou he reiterated walking to the door and two feeb deep and twelve feet n Ladst only to disturb this sepulchre looking out The roojs its the beginning of a diameter clung to it of the ancient mound builders to pos- norther 1 believe sir and and the frost held the ground in- Â¬ that means sess thyself of the Spaniards gold several days of i tact cold and rain Thou shalt know thy mistake From But the weather never interferes Then the tree was tipped ovr WHITES GilEMl this to the hour of thy violent death with the coming of the Spaniards I genuy wun jacrcs to measure ips shalt thou seek without finding length on the ground so that the The arm slowly refolded as the wish it did So much earnestness was evinced twelve foot circle of horizontal earth visitors faded away FOR 20 YEARS Mv God what floes this mean T in this last reply that T did not deign was made perpendicular More jack Has led all WORM Romeriles to continue talking but sat listeniner found voice to say as I jumped to my screws were used to raise the circle EVERY BOTTIE 6UARAIrTEEDi the feet This is surely the haunt of evil to the play of tree elements and the of frozen earth so that the sled was SOXD BT AIIj nuxroaisTs sawing of the limbs on the roof Preptrtd br spirits I thought and I ran as I never ST LOlIS IllCIUnPSO SIKWCINK CO Smith leaned forward in his chair slipped under it and then it was ran before Gaining my boat I his chin resting in the palms of his lowered and the horses pulled the skulled out into the bay ana without he gazed steadfastly into combination out of the orchard cessation worked my way homeward handSj asAs he sat there wild vaga- Â¬ Wooden shears braced the reeling You can scarcely realize the relief the fire ries caused strange expressions to tree on the sled All this was done I felt when the door of my little pass over his sun burned face By a couple of weeks ago The shanty closed behind me after the ex- the flickering earth light perience just related There was a fire his emaciated of the pine wood cracked during the work and the cheeks seemed cracks were Regular charm never known to me before in covered with plastered with mud and Formerly Graduate and Registered S Pliystclan Â¬ Navy af Assistant Surgeon In U the uneven cracks of the narrow walls low parchmentskinthat resembled yel allowed to freeze tight terwards Post Surgeon U b Army and later and traced with crows Kurgeou British Marine Service with two The old table the three legged stool feet and wrinkles until almost fanyears experience as Physician at Hot I the dirty fire place and my uncouth cied Springs Ark will welcome the sick and afthat he had lived since the days flicted at Ills Oilice where consultation with bed seemed never so inviting while of ancient Egypt and that the strange one of the Most Successful Doctors ot the the wind soughing through the pine marks were presan age Is cordially Invited AH vi hieroglyphics made on receive kind and honorable treatment and tops was sweeter to me than iEolian Anpermanent cures guaranteed in every case papyrus in the days when harp I determined never to leave tony courted Cleopatra andMark worundertaken the Cobb Kt I write to thank you for Dr home again for a single night My Matthew Henry Kollock Treats shipers at the shrines of Isis and determination was short lived how Â¬ Orisis inscribed in mystic symbols the Electropoise and will state that I Succeseully All ChroDic and Long ever for upon the second night of my language return I was awakened from sleep by an unknown Finally he on pyramids have been suffering with sciatica for Standing Diseases and tombs roused him Dyspepsia the same strange feelings that startled self to Bronchitis prepare me a pallet before the three years I was not able to do any JCl tCLXXJLL Asthma treated by latest me into wakefulness that night on the hospital methods island At the foot of my bed stood nre usiug u part oi nisown miserauie work and tried eveaything and made apologizing for having Dis- Â¬ the twoghoBUyJvisitar ot Mullet Key bed and afteroffer no better to went over to his a trip ro Hot Springs which gave me The tallt r again tvasj spbkesirian and corner and lay down- pointing his finger began mples Scofula Tumors Eczema I remained by the fire filling and partial reliefjbut Iwas as bad as ever a Sores Thou hast rested long enough UloersSYI all troubles arising refilling my pipe as often as it burned short while after I returned home Hum m juiLiuio Dkaic and wio uiuuu promptly ui from thy self imposed i taSK Tjsa out till and completely eradicated forever from the growing drowsy in spite of Thanks to the Electropoise I can now system restoring health and purity cruel fate that awaits theo Don John the noise outside stretched out on Smith but twas thy desire for my bed and relapsed immediately in say I am a well man from every rheu TCidney gains that made fate so decree a Weakback freauent and burning urine GEO K WHITE Go this night the road thine own to a half awake half asleep condition matic pain eases of the bladder of both sexes promptly of rest recalling parts of a paper I and safely cuied mind wilt pave with Spanish gold to Two years ago I was in very bjid T a lonely haunt where thou canst dig had read some time before relative to arHoc will receive special and careful the buccaneers and marooners of the health physicans said it was Brights J ICLU10D treatment for all their many and groan undisturbed and encase Spanish main ailments thy flow of disappointment with Disease and they could do nothing The terrible deeds of such desper GTl sighs Go adoes as Pierre le Grand Pierre for me and my chances for living as Syphiris Gleet Strictures Varicocele Hydrocele TendernegJWenkness of Organs PJles The arm refolded and the figures Francois Bartholomew Pnrriimifisfi Fistula quickly cured without pain oa detenvanished long as two months was very slim I tion from business Since then I have tunneled Tock and LOlonoise passed through my Sg ledges and uprooted trees from Tam- Â¬ mind in successive panoramas until bought an Electropoise and began to sleep dragged me from the scenes of tions Impotency Melancholy Dizziness Ixss pa to this lonely spot half starved human wickedness improve at once Am now in Jirst- - of Energy and Confidence the dreadful effect that and clad winter and summer as you Spanish West Indies over ran the ot Early Vice which brings Organic Weakness of the 17th v unfitting one for business study or enjoyment behold me now I have frequently century class health of life treated with never falling success 0n repelled aga nst this terrible curse on examination the urinary deposits a ropy Qdl Concluded next issuel L A HOPSON Hopson Ky ment will often be found and sometimes my life but just as frequently have I j small particles of albumen will appear or the l been forced into submission was color will be of a thin mllkish hue again It i i I am well pleased with the Electro- changing to a dark and turbid appearance i i mot t 10 uuiy i i liigui j iucfjgeui ii To Make Pure Blood ineiu i lei many die of illfflculty poise and can not say too much in its There aro of themen whowhich thisthe secdnd ignorant cause me rest from this fruitless searchbut la There is no medicine before the peo stago of Seminal Weakness The doctor will they said you would be here to wit- I used it for rheumatism guarantee a perfect cure In all such cases antta Tt praise i ness thq last act when my troubles ple equal to Hoods sarsaparilln healthy retoration of tho cenltureuflnarv the standard spring medicine and and it has entirely cured me Those organs is would be over WRITE your troubles If llvinir awftv from blood purifier and it possesses pecuthe city cured corresIf you could xepiam with me to- - liar merit which others try in vain to suffering with rheumatism should by nondence Vou can be neurcuyat home by proies- -jiuBuiuvu in an v nkrhfc I am sure you would be con- slonal qeannca and meulclno sent secure reach makes weak jErfijtliat what Ihayerejated istrue strong It really neglect the purify all means give it a trial irom Qoservauoii iesynipnifti8 of patKJnts Do not v ore never published Bank references to my to my poor man xuT 1S tru T B LAMB responsibility chetSrfullyglven Address your blood wiB spring Take Hoods i f strancre persecution Isaid J m 7e at Ky mibm SarsaparillaonQw McGowanKy atheticrtories Hut isnt it pos- mhleAmur mind has become affected Electropoise rented V Hoods Pills become tho favorite by Sorrow and from having livt DUBOIS WEBB too mtich ral6ne with melanchol cathartic with everv one who trina tuem isoc per pox 609 Ionrth Am Iuimll Xy thoughts Â¬ Â¬ 1 TOMpMAJofyof 3i HiVMI Late oGivensHeadltfy MSpfHEAEEjR Co TOBACCO WAREHOUSE GO Proprs TOM P MA JOB NO 1025 West Main Street LOUISVILLE WE 4 lY I J TT7TTT1TI M SWEET CIGARETTE WAREHOUSEMEN COMMISSION MEKGHAN TP AND GRAIN DEALERS U IlUDUUll J 4 4 nn Doolckeepe HN NJMIOLLGS u 1 A11 Jjil k u ZEIice Russell ville and Kailroad Streets rxoof- raxeliQusei HopkinsvilleijKehiucky Liberal Advances on ConslRnmerite Tobacco Sent Us Coverpd Dy Insurance T R HANCOOK RCWILQpX TABLERSDIIP riilfl OINTMENT CO TR HANC0CILmfv COR MAIN AND FRONT STREETS x i Tobac co Warehousemen and Commission Merchants Store T NAT GAITHER R HANCOCK Liberal Advances on Tobacco Salesman JASWEST GAITHIR WEST TOBACCO whip-poor-wil- ls w MERCHANTS And Proprietors PLANTERS Warehou HOPKINSVILLE K WERAGSDADE beau--tif- ul RAGSDALE COOPER RE COOPER 11 50 I St Special attention to sampling and selling tobacco- - Liberal advance menia made on consignments Our charges for selling Tobacco will remain HOPKINSVILLE iT 1II l 0 Willi - KY Y Nbfcomm8sionr ZEstatelielaedrl leij mil if nl 869 oa a w Tobacco Commission Merchants I I VERIVilFUCEi CENTRAL WAREHOUSE 3IoplsirisIlle CrHANBEY ZECsr PHKWr Dr Matthew Henry Kollock PEOPLES WAREHOUSE HANB RY SH R YE R Props Railroad Street Between Tenth and Eleventh Better than Hot Springs p3sriBvIlle Senl Agk IKISr Careful attention given to sampling and selling all tqbaqcd consigned to us Liberal advances on tobacco in store Good quarters for team and teamsters All tobacco insured unless otherwise instructed J B ALLEN L El DAPD BooK keeper CPWAREIELDJSup Patorvn Blood and Skin ease Union Tobacco Warehouse o S3 3 i i COMMERCE and HITER STS I Olarksville Tennessee JS W s UN ION HOUSED I n ill-gott- and Urinary B j Liberal advance madeoh Con- Free Storage to J signments Planters Correspondence So ixr licited Private Diseases Prompt and Careful Attention to All Business Entrusted to Us Nervous Debility I MggggMMMfSPHPMMl SAMUEL HODGSON Si m OEAIRKSVILLE Manufacturer and ItapWtferof M ATVRTIE SCOTCH rSWCEpE and the most sirable AS3EBW GKRANITE MONUMENTS TABLETS TENNy ITAHH Hr e mm de- - 1 v613 Church Street Dr mm JMmIOCJe After 40 years expenbrice W JeeJ confident Jhat ordaw aatrujMfld t6fuswJU be xecufediaa skillful ana artistiamannlMr i tn - Ui alsiiit r f f r T -- - -- ijrfft t aandSTARy Jma V 0 v i ZTfVWomdmmebeW gjaHMgBSnaBfiaBHjI A i x mmwmiiwmmWmm AimimB6lmimVmmmm atWj j i aJuafeytvi mVfivTJjg a ff er it JxmeflSJSS Oiroult Court Diwotorjr ft iri j n A Klrak Monday In February te three weeks third Monday Jn May term two weeks flr Monday in September term three Tifler A MiraqleirVlifmdnt fr MAKING AXES i CATS WONDERFUL LEAP 1845 Insrre in the Old Reliable 18j weeks i1weeJilrft Monday m December term two weeks Dp Kollock In Nashville Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon USNavy after Â¬ wards Post Burgedrf U S Amy and latSr Surgeon British Marine Service with two years experience aspliysiclan atHoiSprrngfl ArK Endorsed byWtlJeErTcycldpoediaBriii largest and ago 185116 Hanlctf Vol X most important work in the world being in wenty fivc volumes each the size of a large Bible Ho is noted as tho discoverer tie active principle of gelsemlnum a sped- or neuralgia of the faco and womb Cures Catarrh Svphilis Lost Manhood and General Debility Tho Doctor has been all over the1 world and has made mrny cures given up by other physicians Vendome Building F 9tid Monday in April term Clatoyih threes wVeW kWMcndr 1 August tena tWo t weeks j Second Monday in November are weeks uaay in ay terin- - wo TJ1 weeks first Monday in August term two erm six t u lour -- es TOsix e s Christu Fourth Monday In February Monday Jn June term hlKenday In September THE WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE OF A WELL KNOWN CHELSEA MAN Btlslne33Onod Carried On by She Village Blaoic3itti3 Dat Jbok Sayla Mchler- - n Kobbed TUnia ot Their Monopoly nd Oraatlfc Cheapened tho Production An inferior Article Made M Striekeu m v 4 August 10th 1891 Clinic Kidney Cure b meet- ingnvith wonderfuLsuccessf It has cured some cases Jiero that physicians pronounced incurable I myself am able to testify to its merits My face to day is ahving picture of health and ClinicjKidriey cure has made it such I had suffered twenty seven yarajjyiththe disease and to jday I feel ten years younger than did one year ago I can obtain some won- Â¬ derful certificates of its medical qual- Â¬ ities 0or Bale by C K Wyly fliwltilison Tampico of t 9 ping fowls meat or fish will prevent slip -- r Salt on the fingers when cleaning When so many people are taking and deriving benefit from Hoods Sarsaparilla why dont you try it yourself I It is highly recommended Salt in whitewash makes it stick t Do You Travel If so never start on a journey without a bottle of Eoleys Colic and the bowel complaints occasioned by change of water or climate 25c Tor sale by C K Wyly Diarrhoea Cure a sure preventive of fjrfHtklfjArffiu apttrPatriQtMontpetier VI Eight years ago Geo Hutchinson moved fronv Bradford to Chelsea Vt and bought He was the sawmill at the latter place known as oneof the strongest men in that On Deo 1092 while at work in section vtne mii ue was sirucK mi uie oacK oy a Pyingboard which seriously injured him u MieHpcuiucu mm ior wortc oi any klnd As a result of this Locomotor Ataxia setdn this is a form of paralysis which deprives the patient of all use or his lower limbs The Argu Patriot interviewed Mr Hutchinson to day and his story is here given in his own words My back ached continually and my legs began to grow numb and to be less and less usablcj By the 15th of April I could do absdlutely nothing and was scarcely able to stand My physicians advised me to go to the Mary Fletcher Hospital at Burlington to be treated and I tooktheir advice When I left home my friends bade me good bye never expecting to see me alive again The physicians at the hospital told mo that my case was a serious one and I was com Â¬ pletely discouraged X remained at the hospital seven weeks and took the medicines which the doctors gave me I felt better at the hospital and thought that I was recover Â¬ ing and went home to continue their treat ment whichI did for two months and also had an electric battery under their advice The improvement however did not continue anu i Degan to give up hope August 1st 18931 could not get out of my chair without assistance and if I got down upon the floor I could not get up alone About this time I chanced to read an account of the wonder- Â¬ ful curative powers of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People in cases similar to my own I did not have any faith in the Pills but thought a trial could do no harm so I bought some without telling anyone what I was going to do After t had been taking them some time I found that for the first time in months I was able to walk down to tho post oQlce and my neighbors began to dis cuss the marked improvement in my health As I continued the medicine I continued to improve and soon recommenced work in the mill at first very lightly and in- Â¬ creasing as I was able and as I gained in health and spirits and now for the past three months I have been working ten hours per day almoit as steadily as I ever did I feel well eat well and sleep as well as I e7er did and Ihave no pain anywhere The reportertalked withseveral othergen tlemen in regard to the case of Mr Hutcnin on who stated thai any statement he might make would be entitled to entire credence Dr Williams Pink Pills contain all the elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves They are for sale by all druggists or may be had by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N Y for Vc per box or 6 boxes for 250 vrith w Incuralile rmd yet Cured X Disease doned by an occasional wielderi of the hammer who devoted his time largely to the production of his Spe- Â¬ cialty He 30on found that the mountain streamlet hard by the oldi shop could be harnessed by mcansof an overshot wheel to drivea trip hammer to lessen his outlay of pbVs- ical force and to increase his outpUt ana wius oy degrees tho modern shop was elaborated faVt Until tho power hammer came into use tne ax was formed either fby punching a small hole through a bar of iron and then gradually enlarged to form the eye of the ax or thd bar of iron was hammered thin in two places after which it was folded to gether so as to bring these cavities opposite each other to form the eye In either case as soon as the eye was formed the cast steel was welded on to form the bit or cutting part of the ax and the blades and head were given their respective shapes to conform to the customers design according to the workmans cat from a window on the fourth Within the memory of men now floor facing Ninety fourth street living tho manufacture of axeSjWas While the multitude was gazing with quite generally carried on by coun Â¬ bated breath upon Detective Ser try blacksmiths who employed tHe geant Armstrongs rescue of the timo when regular work was dullj in sick man Csosar Pinto it was apmaking rixes to sell customers says parent that tho flames had eaten Hardware A good tdol wasrd back into the rear of Prof Kerns quired to stand in hard and frosted flat on tho top floor A dull reel glow was soon followed tirnbpr and not every blacksmith At was able to do the work ThoSevwhb by the breaking of the window possessed the most skill found the- this instant a large black cat with demand for their axes increasing shining yellow eyes appeared upon and so it came about that the miscel- Â¬ the sill It was apparent thaf the laneous work of the shop was aban- rooms behind were a seething mass Fifty Feet to the Ground and Safety it a New York Fire An incident of the Columbus aveOF NEWARK NEW nue apartment house fire on a recent night which was unobserved by TotalAsseta January 1st 1S95 many of the thousands pf spectators Paid PollCV Holders ulniwnnmnlaiinn v surplus trorraer standard was jthe escape fromcremation of a Losac3 paid in Kentucky MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE JERSEY 00 552880 80 13796481962 KJ79RA AMZI DODD President V- jm After second year on life and endowment policies UNCONTLSTIBLE CASH LOANS made on assignable policies In case of lapse no FOKFB1TUKK policy is continued In force FOK FtLli AMOUNTUy the reserve orIf pre Â¬ ferred to the purchase of a paid up pollcv No restrictions 3to BESIDENCE or OCCUFA overlrir4a86J38f- - GUAltANrEED OA8II 8URRENDERVALUtfS 7 80000 tot THE BEST CONTRACT EVEROFFERED Call or write for sample policy at your age anajonplan desired FVi SMITH CO State Agents 542 West Main SBeel Louisville Ky ijfcl Olialybeate Springs CALLIS HI W ALL AGELocal Agents W- HOPKiNVILLE KENTUCKY l G EO L DIAL Proprietor of flames There is no longer any excuse for the people to remain in the cities through the warm at theCH ALYBEATE SPRINGS atSE for He hesitated but a moment tnid summer months The the want of accomodations reeently built ahousowltha proprietor GL Dial has BREE KY uumber of good then he launched himself into space wellventllated rooms within twenty yards of the Springs sufficiently elevated which makes His flight through the air was like it quite a desirable for quiet rest and health Tom arehed his back and bis uplifted tall further bespoke his terror eaBS 5s3s -3-f-3 NrxTTccr that of a squirrel His poise was perfect and his legs were spread out ability Salt in water as the best thing to clean willow ware and matting in MFoleys barsapariila cleanse Mlood cives tone to the system parts life and igbr and makes weak strong iiTrial size 50c sale by CKJ Wyly J9 Truths TerselvToid the im the For Salt and vinegar will remove stains from discolored teacups -i s it r it I Ballards mTin tcnnrlorful Tinimonf 10 lrnnran worn the Atlantic to the Pacific and from the Lakes to the Gulf It is the most penetraiting Liniment in the World It fevill cure Rheumatism Neuralgia Cuts Sprains Bruises Woundsj Old Sores Burns Sciatica Sore Throat Sore Chest and all In fiamatibn after all others have failed It will cure Barbed Wire Cuts and heal all wounds where proud flesh has set in It is equally efficient for ani mals Try it and you will uot be with out it Jfrico 50 cents Jb ree trial bot tie at R C Hardwick A U Snow Liniment i Th Origin of Champagne This was tho origin of fizz The pioneer maker of champagne was a monk Don Perlgnon cellarer at tho Abbey of Hautvillers near Epernay who about the year 1670 began to make experiments in bottling the wine of the district while in its sec Â¬ ond state of fermentation He soon found that the corks made of greased hemp which were then in general use were ill auited to his purpose and he substituted the bark of that species of oak now known as the cork tree in England aud the chene liege in France By tying his corks down he succeeded In imprisoning the carbonic acid gas which is the cause of effervescence except when it was strong enough to burst the bottle Subsequently M Francois discovered a means of ascertaining the exact quantity of sugar to secure sufficient fermentation of the wine in bottle to render it sparkling and not so much as to burst the bot tles Salt and soda are excellent for bee stings and spider bites linton Missouri Mr A L Armstrong an old drug gist and a prominent citizen of this enterprising town says I sellsome forty different kinds of cougn nieai cenes but have never in my experience sold so much of any one article as I have of Ballards Horehound Syrup All who use it sav it is the most perfect remedy for dough Cold Consumption and all diseases of the Throat vand Lungs they have ever tried It is aspecific for Croup and Whooping Cough It will reliere a Cough in one minute Contains no opiates The tittle Johnny Mine The gold mine said to have the largest output of any in the world is the Little Johnny of Leadvllle Col owned by John F Campion He went toLeadville and took up the Little Johnny nfter four other miners had abandoned it because they could not find a trace of carbon- Â¬ ates When he was a poor pros- Â¬ pector two years ago ho becamo acquainted with a school teacher Miss Nellie May Daly Ho could not marry her because he was too poor but with an inoorae of 300000 a year which he now has that obsta- Â¬ cle has been removed and thoy were married in Denver a few days since He has ordered the construction of a residence there to cost 100000 i x Salt thrown on a coal fire which is low will revive it Pride of Descent v f on sincoyour daddy got rich on sewer Salt as a gargle will cure soreness contracts But your ould grandaddy of the throat mit his death falliu aff a ladder wici a hod Oim tould A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man It is a lie so it is Mo grand - Aro you bilious constipated or father doled like a gentleman Tie -- troubled with jaundlce sick headache was cloobed to death by a polace coat- Â¬ badtaste in Indianapolis Journal min ed tongue dyspepsia indigestion hot dry skin pain in back and be Maxims of Life tween the shoulders chills and fever symp etc If you haye any of these Keep good company or none toms your liver is out of order and Never be idle Cultivato your mind your blood is slowly being poisoned Make few promises Live up to your becauseyour blood does not act propKeep your own erly Herbine will cure any disorder engagements of the Jiver stomach or bowels If secrets When you speak to a per- Â¬ has jio equal as a liver medicine son look him in the face If any Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at one speaks ill of you let your life be R C Hardwicks drug store bo that no one will believe him Live within ytwlr income Small JDsops fabto of the belly and its and steady gains bring tho kindof members tenches the importance of riches that do not take wings and ithe stomach to tho general health of fly away Earn money before you 2iant Without bo opaotty to prop- - spend it Never run into debt un- Â¬ Hy assimilate foodthe entire body less you see a sure way td get out of mustsoonlanguisbfo ItsfortHe rea- borrow if you can pos Â¬ It sonthaQfinons thlVonicXLiyer Pills siblyNever It Do not marry until avoid most valuable stand as one of vou are able to support a wife remedies Known to mo medical pro Never speak evil of anyone Be just IVttalUU JUOJ U4UV1IVUIV VWUOljmHUU Save e generous correct a disordered stomach tone up fbeforf ypu repair all waste fAH thesyatenf and nn1 flTa w JL KYs- UXUKKBW have V 25 cts ayiwrwkA you JRree trial dose mouth-foulbreathÂ¬ Â¬ Â¬ It i3 a Jot of sthyle ye are puttln li t arld The boy at once began to haul in his cord The kite however was still one hundred yards or so above the earth when there was a brilliant Young Janti flash of lightning was thrown into the air made two or three somersaults and fell ten The kite or twelve feet away had attracted the electric fluid which followed the cord as in Franklins famous experiment and descended into the earth through the boys body Wonderful to re- Â¬ late the lad was not killed Aiter a little he arose and made his way home trembling and crying The nails of bis left hand which had held the string wero turned blue as if by a terrible bruise while the fingers were burned and covered with blis ters Besides tnls nis face was bruised considerably by his fall The kite string was burned in two Use of the Hump by the discharge and the kite re- Â¬ There are some men in this world leased flew away to parts unknown who can answer any question that A Bevy of Birds at a Hotel is put to them and sometimes when they do not really know what they A queer coincidence was the cause are talking about they will give an- Â¬ of considerable merriment in the swers that are not at all bad Dne of lobby of the Grand Pacifio theother these persons was once a keeper of day Early in the day D Sparrow the London Zoo Ho was pestered of New York registered and was as Â¬ by questlongbuthealaysgavo an signed to his room Within an hour answer jpn a recent occasion a T Jv Quail of Glovecdale Mass countryman strolled in and after spread his name upon the register looking curiously at the camel for a and he too went to his room In few moments he turned to the keep the afternoon C A Partridge of er and said this city registered for dinner and J say mister whats he have a he remarked that if any notes came hump for for him the clerk should hold them What does he have a hump for The next afternoon L R Forrest repeated the keeper of Albany N Y registered at tho Yes whats the good of it hotel and all mail that came to the asked the visitor It three men was put in his box Why er to make a camel of was the most appropriate place for him of course roplled the keeper it said Mr Parker adding This People reminds mo pf an annual game din- Â¬ after some hesitation wouldnt travel miles to see him if ner Chicago Inter Ocean p he didnt have that hump Fact is The New Woman Again without it he might as well be a cow Fmks Is your wife still doing her The stranger departed well satis Â¬ ocooking fied Harper Young People Ginks Oh noj we found a new woman yesterday London Death Finka To cook The people who die annually la Ginka Certainly Why not Losaon number 81000 and It takes Maks I thought the er wfcman 3 acrm of ground to give toeat Mpirvd to Bomathlng higher than m small shops continue to make axes after this manner but all manufac- Â¬ turers of importance now form the eye either by the use of rolls or by means of punches The punch seems to bo growing in favor among man- Â¬ ufacturers but each method has Its warm supporters In early times no attention vims paid to finish The one great aim was to produce an ax which would neither break nor bend when thin enough to chop easily Clearly then as now the best maker of axeswas the one who could bring about this result but strife among manufacturers to secure trade and the de- Â¬ sire of buyers to get nicely finished goods has gradually led to the pro- duction of tools which are beautiful and sometimes good It Is not to bo Implied that beauty of finish necessarily implies inferiority of quality On the contrary some makers study to combine in a high decree both quality and finish but the decided tendency of the trade has been of late to please the eye and at the same time produce sotnethiug so cheaply that if dealers could be deceived would enable the deceiver to book large orders So marked has been the decline in prices at which axes have been sold during tho past decade that the cause must be sought in part outside of the fact that materials are cheaper and that labor saving ma chinery lessens cost of production Often cheaper and unsuitable ma- Â¬ terials are used and machine methods of manufacture aro adopted which are not warranted some even going so far as to make axes entirely of soft steel give them a nice finish and sell them to those who will have axes very cheap was not greatly used and was alto gether abandoned 35 power hammers came into use and all axes were plated under the hammer A few tralght through a thin wide bar of iron that method of forming the eye It being difficult to punch a hole as wide as possible He descended in a long graceful plane seeming to move slowly as if buoyed up There was a curve to the descent as if the animal were an aeroplane A re- Â¬ porter stood within five feet of the spot where Tom landed There was no dull thud although those who had followed the black streak through the air naturally ex- Â¬ pected to see a cat with all its prov- Â¬ erbial nine lives crushed out in an instant by the Impact The per- Â¬ pendicular distance was all of fifty feet and the cat landed at a point about thirty feet east of the line of the window from which he had leaped The spreading feet of the flying animal seemed to group together just before the asphalt pavement For a single Instant was reached did the animal pause as if to recover from the shock it had experienced and then with a long drawn meouw that spoke only of terror and with every hair on end it dashed down the brilliantly lighted street and disappeared in the shadows near Central park The cat was a pel in the family of Prof Kern So far as known it has not ag yet come back to the scene of its great scare and still greater exploit N Y World THRILL A Flash of Llefhtninei Follows the Cord and Floors the Boy Kite flying is usually considered a harmless amusement but that it is not always such is sufficiently proved by the recent experience of a boy at Cateau near Cambray France who became while indulging in this sport an in- Â¬ voluntary imitator of the immortal Franklin Tho lad whose name was Janti was flying his kite a small one about twenty seven inches long It had reached a great height when a thunderstorm was seen apA ld 370OPerXee Ar SOUTHERN MHWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER CNE MANAGEMENT BOWLING GREEN Business Col momim ESTABLISHED 1 JF t Arasi Nona Soloo 187B it English Teachers Scientific and Classic Music Art and Elocution provided Book Keepingr Short hand Telegraphy Type Courses Pupils can enter at I for Low rates of board and tuition Send lot Writingr and Penmanship I catalogue any time Send for catalogue BEOS Proprs Bowling aroenpj- Mention Course dsslred GREEN BUSINESS COLLEGE I BOWLIHG The crreat Business Training School oi the South I SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL 3 CT A 1MB HI S III V urn rejfTi AY mi tV Tf 1 i Livery Feed And Sale Stable COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS EOPK1NSVILLK KENTUCKY CBP Good Rigs with or vrlthoat drivers arulshd day or night Special rates to Commer Good lot room adjoining NICK WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES elalmcn KITE FLYlNG We are welt eauiDned to do the- best HIGH GRADE PRINTING at 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nwnpM nr tiifi notei are niao owners oi wie ouniiK nuu mc kumh ui the Area- rememSprings without extra dia House have FREE ACCESS to the oner many adVSIltaseS cnarce invauas should Springs to persons visiting the ber that the months of June and July pamphlets etc apply to For The dry and liquid salts are manufactured a these Springs HOLEM AN CO Proprietors NM 1 DAWSON Ho kins County KENTUCKY W Formerly with Alexander T Gbant Propr B T Grant E B Baldwin I Clerks ARLINGTON HOTEL BEASONONBLE RATES CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN STBEET LOUISVILL KY BAR BARBER SHOP HOT AND COLD BATHS Every one knows we are artists in woolen fabrics and the most fashionable aalovs in the city We guarantee fits and absolute- Â¬ JaMClJIEr ly dont want our customers to pay for any clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory Qur stock of spring woolens is now complete embracing all the latest designs in London specials and Foreign importations exclusive with us No one else can show them HOW TO DRESS NEATLY OUR TRIMMINGS- r 4it i nr V Uwlkitcha ItrpitrFTS9PrwA NTOBIN FASHIONABLE 108 MAIN STREET are always the very best We invite you to call and see for yourself and get prices TAILOR it T n 0 ltf 8 j HOJKINSVILB KENTUOfelAN ffiBEE ajtmttimjujjm ijftinWiiiigiriiiiH MB THEEE A MAGNIFICENT TfllP TOllAOCO NKWH morxiNsviLLB Fashionably H I p Brown a Madisonville will be pilgrimages speciallv conduct The many who live betÂ¬ grocery firm Showers rA n n MrU rr fil rr IK has assigned nPlron mill 5 at 7 75 each 7 60 and enjoy life more with ter than others 7 40 40 o to Bunker Hill Old South Church each 7 fin 7 40 ft7 OA The various mineral waters ice QA R Rfl fi fiO lees expenditure by mow promptly 8 nf annU anneuil Ball Cambridge etc where 6 75 6 75 adapting the worlds bent products to cold at Taliaferros 6 75 6 76 6 70 6 60 4 at lectures will be delivered by the the needs of physical being will attest o o ou o Grapo bags 0o o the value to health of the pure liquid for sale at this the best and cheapest governor and other national men 6 20 eacn u iu 6 40 8 zo 6 00zo iu 6 20 6 10 office embraced in the Plymouth The endeavorers will visit laxative principles 90 to 78 remedy Syrup of Figs Register yourselves Thermome- Â¬ Rock and travel again the course ol 410 hhds com tind low leaf 5 excellence is due to its presenting ters at T D Armisteads Its Paul Revere 85 hhds good lugs 1 25 to 8 50 In the form most acceptable and pleas Â¬ Tho spiritual side of the conven Now is the time to sack your grapes hhds med and com lugs 53 00 ant to the taste the refreshing and truly tion is being made paramount the 33 uu to Z properties of a perfect lax Â¬ Best bags for sale at this office beneficial great missionary cause will bo made 21 hhds trash 2 00 to 1 25 ative effectually cleansing the system Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over the most prominent leature Ar Our market has been very strong dispelling colds headaches and fevers uuy T rangements are being made for be xuuk xLopamsviiie ivy and permanently curing constipation thousand delegates during the past two weeks with an to It has given satisfaction of millions and Wheat harvest will commence in tween 50 and 76 will bo held in Me active demand for all desirable The convention the medical some sections next week met with the approval chanics Hall and two mammoth tentB grades At times it was irregular but profession because it acts on the Kid t Â¬ Hopkins county furnished five reArrangements are being made for cioseu strong xne recent rain uiu Beys Liver and Bowels without weak not and it is perfectly free from cruits to the Eddyville penitentiary the southern delegations to meet at by depress the market as anticipated ening them some substance grand excursion A gang last week f Louisville in one every objectionable Our receipts continue good and in Syrup of Figs is tor sale by all drugÂ¬ programme will be made up of the Humphrey H Jones of Fruit Hill order that our break floor may not be gists in 60c and 1 bottles but it is man Â¬ Christian county has men on the been put on prominent conventionboardwheelstrain crowded we have just completed a will ufactured by the California Fig Syrup the pension list on and a big Co only whose name is printed on every The party will large storage house that will enable be held enroute package also the name Syrup of Figs A large quantity of Christian coun- leave here July 8th in their- own ele us to meet the growing trade We thank our friends for their lib and being well informed you will not ty wool has been shipped to the Lou gant Pullman sleepers and bo joined accept any substitute if offered by other delegates from Louisville eral patronage and hone to receive isville market this season v Thence the Big your future shipments and Cincinnati Yesterday being county court day Beginning with next week we will to Cleve Four through in ngg the usual Jtlopkinsville dele- Â¬ landthen along Columbus to Buffalo sell every Tuesday Wednesday and N TIME TABLE L Lake Erie gation spent the day in Cadiz TRAINS GOING NORTH nespectfully stopping Tuesday at Niagara Falls Thursday 9eaa m No 52 St Louis Fast Mall RiQSDACE UOOrEH JO A car load of Georgia melons the where a convention rally will be held 850 p in SO Nashville Accom No 1010 pm first of the season passed through in the afternoon Mark your hogsheads R C Co No MSt Louis Express Leaving the Falls TRAINS GOING SOUTH the city last Friday enroute North over the New York Central through 486 am No 63 St Louis Express CLARKSVILLE MARKET Dont fail to trv Armisteads foun the grand Mohawk Valley crossing 525 am No 66 Nashville Accomodation t 13 pm tain chocolate and special pineapple tho Hudson river at Albany then Clarksville Tenn June 7 95 No CI St Louis Mall the Albany We report sales this week of 161 Hudson through the Nashville Accommodation does not run on cream soda 5c Sunday beautiful Berkshire Hills to historic hhds as follows North bound St Louis and Chicago Fast Co Boston Here tho party will remain The firm of W C Dawson 6 40 82 hhds com to med leaf trains have through trains solid and sleepers liverymen at Herndon having been to Chicago and St Louis stops only at Important stations dissolved Mr W B Mason will con- sometime in the great convention and 6 00 6 60 7 50 8 80 6 95 7 70 7 50 Fast Line in enjoying the sights of this magnifi 6 50 7 40 11 75 6 00 7 25 6 60 6 60 and crossings Has through Pullman sleep tinue to conduct the business ers to Atlanta Ga centeity Returning the party will 9 00 8 25 7 25 9 75 7 10 8 00 7 70 J MADAMSAcent Need any toilet soap Lubins vio- take rail to Newport and stay a short 6 60 9 20 7 80 7 60 9 30 9 30 9 50 IL let powder stationery fine tooth timeemoying the grandeur of this B 70 7 OU 6 80 6 25 6 1U 6 1U li 5U PERSONAL GOSSIP brushes etc Call at T D Armis beautiful port Here they take one 6 50 6 70 7 50 7 95 6 80 6 50J 6 50 of those elegant sound steamers 8 808 808756 50 7 00 7 25 7 80 teads druggist among the finest in the world steam- 6 6 80 7 95 6 75 H 8 6 friends Mrs Ada Graham is visiting Sweet potato slips in large quanti- ing twelve hours out on the waters 7 40 7 30 9 30 6 40 7 8 7 00 6 lb 95 95 00 10 ties and varieties Ky Reds South- through Long Island Sound to New 9 50 9 25 7 00 8 50 6 80 6 40 7 25 xu iuauiBuuvme Jersey yel ern Judge M D Brown spoke at lowsQueens Jersey Reds Yellow Nan xork City rom JNew xorK tney 9 80 6 25 8 75 7 50 9 10 7 90 8 00 Red Nancymonds yesterday sail up the magnificent Hudson 7 60 8 25 9 60 7 40 Xeitchneld cympnds Mississippi Yams at Mc river to Albany a days ride The 49 hhds soft green common leaf Forest Reese has returned from Kee s the grocer rate will be about 29 irpm Hopkins Â¬ 4 50 to 6 00 college at Lexington 27 hhds com lugs 2 50 to 4 50 Dr Sam J Bakerspecialistdiseascs ville which is about one third fare Mrs Nannie Trice has gone to Vir- Â¬ of Eye Ear Throat and Nose Eyes 9 hhds trash and damaged lugs ginia to visit relatives tested with finest French trial case two months Mr Fredk A Walllis 00 Market continue very irregular to Hot made free Spectacles furhishedOffice will have charge of tho party from Mr C M Brown has gone over Wallace Taliaf orros drugs store this section and he will give all in- but some stronger than it has at any Springs Ark to spend some time Lady attendant Hours 9 to 4 formation time this season Miss Margaret AtkinB of Lebanon Common nondescript kinds are de The last will and testament of DEATHS Ry is visiting Miss Katie Graham cidedly better than they have been Thos Terry deceased has been filed Miss Effie Yost left Saturday for in the county court and objections Kelly Mrs Hibernia Kelly wife but- are still low All decided grades in good condi MX Vernon in to visit relatives icr made to same being prorated by the of Mr M D Kelly died at her home tion sell at satisfactory prices Â¬ a month widow of deceased Attorneys An- in this city Friday night after a long Appreciating your trade we hope Mr Frank Downer of Bowling derson and Allensworth represent the illness of consumption Mr Kelly by the very closest attention to your ij widow r mo vxreen spenti severni uujb m iu wasa daughter of Mr P G Jones of interest to merit a continuance oi it last week A new combination observation and Cadiz Ky She was married to Mr Very truly and leaves Union House MiBS Nannie Bice of Greenville is parlor car of the latest make and Kelly several years ago two small children She was a most C P Warfield Supt guest of Mrs John L Brasher on equipped with modern conveniences estimable lady of a lovable Christian the has been put on the Memphis branch INorth Main of the L N and will be continued character and was held in high es- Â¬ LOUISVILLE MARKET Dr Clifton Ellis of Cleveland throughout the summer months teem by all who knew her The fu- Â¬ The Major House sold 48 hhds 3 Ohio is visiting his brother Mr F L There will be no extra charge for neral services were held at the resihhds Owen co Burley leaf at 18 50 his wife passengers occupying this car dence Saturday afternoon at 3 oclock Ellis He is accompanied by and a large number of friends fol- 12 25 10 75 6 Owen co Burley lugs Kelly Forest Zimmer and Wallace There has been more tobacco lowed at 8 10 7 60 to 6 50 3 Owen Burley Jas Russell nave returned from hauled through this place to Hop place inthe body to its last resting trash at 4 10 3 90 2 60 5 Hart Bur- Â¬ cemetery Hopewell Centre college to spend vacation at kinsville than there has been for ley leaf at 11 75 9 60 9 50 8 90 8 60 COLORED home several years Farmers who have 10 Simpson dark leaf and lugs at Wallace Bell Wallace died near 5 to 3 60 6 Barren dark leaf and prettiest heretofore been selling elsewhere One of Hopkinsvilles young ladies will be married to an are selling in Hopkinsville on account Herndon last Tuesday night of con- lugs at 4 60 to 3 20 5 Hobkins dark leaf at 6 9 90 7 50 6 80 6 10 6 75 Owensboro young man before the of the fair and square dealing of the sumption aged 25 years 3 Hopkins dark lugs at 410 3 90 warehousemen of that market Fair- of June end view Review 3 80 2 Trigg dark leaf at 6 90 and MATKISIONIAL Dr W A Lackey of Pembroke TjAnnF RAnNFs TJnsfc The laying of the corner stone of Wednesdnv 6 20 eloped to Clarksville Sunday night SturpriB occurs at Sebree Rev P A Larue of Crit and was married to Miss Potter of the Baptist college at A Popular Watering Place to day under the auspices of the Ma tenden county and Miss jueuian Russellvile Cerulean Springs that most popsons lucre will be an immense Barnes daughter of Mr L Barnes Mrs W H H Soiitherland and barbecue and Warrens band will proprietor of the Eureka hotel at Se- ular watering place of Western Kentwo daughters of Washington ar- furnish music on the occasion Re bree were married Rev DWhitting tucky has opened up for the season rived Saturday to spend the summer duced rates will be given and 5000 hill officiat ng and is now running under full head- Â¬ with Dr Kodman visitors are expected to be on hand way It would be useless for us to Missionary Meeting Mr and Mrs R C Watkins of Pa Several from this city went down Â¬ The next meeting of the Sixth go into lenghty praises of this pleasducahjhas moved to this city to live On the third page will be foundan ure resort as it is well and favorably and will make their home with Mr advertisement of the S T Moore Co Circle will be held at Salem June known throughout the country Mr W A Lowry Mr Watkins is in the Louisville Ky setting forth some 29 and 30 1895 Subjects for discus JnW Stith the proprietor has made railroad business and will be on the interesting facts to cash buyers of sions as follows on tho extensive improvements road most of his time goods in their line They are manu Winning W E grounds recently and everything is in Wisdom in Soul excellent order for guests of which facturers agents and pay freight Warfield Jr W O Carver L Bacherig of Nashville was in 200 miles on any article sold Read city Friday on business Mr Chinese there are already many on hand Mr the Tho probable effect of the JBacherig operated the Phoenix An their ad headed Red Mot Facts War on Missions and on the future T W Gunn assisted by Miss Mary nex in this city for several years but for full particulars of China Winston Henry Dr J D liunn win manage tne oprings mis season and every one knows that this some montliB ago closed out and The following applicants passed Clardy to the Rock City At an ear the Public school teachers examinaout- Â¬ means a great business for tho placo moved The future of Cuba and the ly date ho will open up a butcher tion last week M isses Mattie Walk look for Mission Work C D BellJ On Friday evening next the isgrand esti opening ball will occur and it shop m the latter city er Lula Graves Edna Smytho and M Phillips Bible Sanctification Ed Â¬ mated that several hundred people Mr J C Duffy A What is Mr R V Withers left yesterday RuthPenn and will attend as many of the rooms W on a business tour of this State and superintendent and 17 teachers will gar RadfordBible H Vaughan be elected Friday night make allowance for have already been spoken for One Does the There are Tennessee in the interest of A H of tho best Italian bands known has Motley AJJtg Co Reidsville N C about 20 applicants for Superintend- ignorance or neglect on the part of been engaged for the entire season and obeying ent from all over the United States the creature in reading and The Win Lindsay Mfg Co of and will arrive in time to make music Danville Va two tobacco concerns The formal opening of the Mercer ing same J D Gardner W H for the opening ball To fully sum and will bo absent some weeks He Bicyc e Park will take place next Sat Bringle fair to What is the office work of the Holy up the situation Cerulean bids In toreturned about a week ago from an urday and there will be a number of S McCall eclipse any former season T eight mouths trip to the East Mr races for prizes On the day before Spirit in MissionsS Cheek days KentuokiAn will be found an Withers is the youngest drummer on there will be road races on the Clarks- Prof Williams J advertisement of the Springs and the Sermon by W O Carver the road from this place and is mak Â¬ ville pike for some of the larger cordially invited to attend attention of those contemplating a All are ing his houses an excellent man He prizes Mr Mercer is making exten For J F Gabnett V P summer outing is called to same etc sive preparations for a successful is a son of Mr R B W ithers full particulars concerning rates opening and the numerous wheelmen In the United States Court at Louis- Â¬ write Mr5 T W Gunn for pamphlet THE MODERN WAY about town will look forward with ville Friday the four cases against containing valuable information Commends itself to the well informed much interest to the coming event the C O S W for killing four perto do pleasantly and effectually what A statement of the gross earnings sons last fall near McHenry yere com- Baptist General Association at Faducah N railroad for the fourth promised by the company agreeing to was formerly done in the crudest of the L On account of the above meeting f inanner and disagreeably as well To week of May shows an increase over pay ten thousand in lieu of the claims the O V R R will sell tickets to Pa cleanse the system and break up last year of 8 581 over 1893 it shows of five thousand dollars eachThe cases on and colds headaches and fevers without a decrease of 6 1102 For the month were those of Maddoxs aduiinistra ducah at onereturn one tho certificate and third for the N effects use the de of May it shows an increase over 1891 tors one case and Deposit Bank of plan unpleasant after if Kghtf yl licjnilaxative remedy Syrup of 821016 over 1893 a decrease of Kussellville administrator or reay ana round trip Tickets on sale June 18 561 29 For the time from July 1 Smith three cases Judgment was to 17 inclusive B F Mitchell as compared rendered in Ohio Oircut Court for E M Siierwood layitoiWay 31 GPA Agt of a girl in same ac- Â¬ Jast year it 1975 vith the Dr A P Campbell has resumed shofvjjan same period S271276j oVer cident for injuries TJ increase of Ihik practice and also has secured the Vitalia double strength f or sale by rightto extract teeth by the painless the same time in 1893 it shows a de Â¬ Calljand get your bags of usf druggists Co crease of 298991 Bassett Brocessl Office over Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ A lends to rightly used Party faMattttaCMy W4U Attend ArmieieadV A the BlRat9vBcto Kknttjgkian office for grape bags On the mooring 4f July 8k full June apple will goon bo on the one hundred people will lfcave this market section in private Pullman sleepers Ice cold mineral waters at Talia for the groat Christian Endeavor ferros convention to be held in BostonJuly Wheat harvest will begin thelast 10 15 The program is probably the of the week M finest in the- - worlds history Not wJBBBBBj The purestdrugs dn the marketiat only does it include the great divines Taliaferros1T of America but represents speakers Several picnics in the county are from over 200 foreign countries The BWP booked for July 4 Kentucky and Tennessee delegations KNOWLEDGE There are two new cases of small will be quartered in Greater Boston Brings comfort and improvement and pox reported in Paducah A special feature of the convention personal enjoyment when Bwixxl bird seed Iie l t v V e haskkt Sales by Ragsdale Cooper fe Co for two weeks ending Juno 6 95 of 822 lihds as follows 96 hhds fine to good leaf 14 26 18 75 18 50 1800 18 50 13 00 IS 00 12 76 12 75 12 50 12 50 12 50 12 25 12 25 12 00 12 00 11 75 11 75 11 50 11 50 11 25 11 2o 11 25 11 00 11 00 11 00 4 at 10 75 each 10 50 10 5010 5010 50 10 50 6 at 10 00 eacn y w u y y u y bu y ov v o 975 9 70 0 70 9 75 9 60 9 60 5 at 9 50 each 9 40 9 25 9 10 5 at 9 00 each 8 95 8 90 8 90 8 90 8 80 8 80 8 75 8 75 8 60 8 60 5 at 8 50 each 8 Notions istDoob to Hiqht of Main Entrance Hotel Latham Block JJ 3fL 11 50 Late of tiOUis vm V HHKn CERULEAN SPRINGS 258258108108008 63 hhds med leaf 7 90 7 907 80 7 60 9 at 7 50 7 30 7 30 7 10 00800 Tris2 Comity Kentucky T W GUNN CO Maliers is situated on the O V Railroad 14 miles from Princeton and 16 milerom Hopkinsville and is open the year round SIX TRAINS DAILY This famous health and pleasure resort the oldest in Western Kentucky y HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS ARE UNSURPASSED J i Sulyhur and Chalybeate Water in fiDUiiUQUCui Temperature of Sulphur Water 56 degrees flowing from a bold and never failing spring AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN STRING BAND ON HAND Address Managers Bates reasonable and made known on application T- - TXT Dividend No 18 C3 For Descridtiye Pamphlet and full particulars At the regular meetingof the Board of Directors of the Crescent Milling Co June 6 a dividend of four per cent was declared out of the net earnings for the six months ending May 31 and payable July 1 1895 T3rT mi cS5 CO Summer seaBonnow open R E DeTreville Secy and Treas The Main Street I Kiiei Cnlj FIGURES been in your blood for years will be A Complete and Beautiful Stock on hand all at expelled by taking Hoods Sarsapa rilla That scrofulous taint which has FURNITURE Dealer LOWEST lrfcrtffiasS House3STotice fll keepers We have on hand 20 Beautiful dec- Â¬ orated 10 and 12 Bed roomuU m up piece 4 Solid Oak Suit for ll0b2 TWashstand Sets That we are bffer ing at remarkably low prices in order II4J54 to reduceour stock Come early Respectfully W N DUCKER FUNERAL DIREtfiR ij Thompson Meador Souvenir Spoons We have had made to our special order a beautiful sterling Silver Souve nir TEA SPOON REXDALE HERD of Berkshire hogs and Southdown sheep Nice lot of year old Bucks now ready for delivery News tend Ky with BETHEL COLLEGE etched in the bowl SPECIAL LOCALS We Are PRICE Graves 200 Condy JEWELBRS 105 Main St S Advertising The old reliable Furniture dealers and undertakers Up stairs inHenry block Hopkinsville Kf And so Groycr has gone a fishing And weve heard from old Japan Shes giving Ohlna a licking But wero still at the same old stand l IPyle Sc I2 exisslitw9 ii I iH If you doubt it come and seo for yourselves And examine our shop made furniture oud be astonished at he low prices we are elliag if fpr i MMf it is a sure specific for indigestion for genoral debility for insomnia for mental dopressidri It is as fragrant as ripe fruit and if used in moderation it lengthens life adds to our joys and drives dull care away The 1 W Harper whisky is absolutely pure It is prescribed by the ablest physicians of this country and by degrees it is winning a world wide repuation Sold by W R Long Hopkinsville Ky TheLW Harper is the finest whisky on earth Usedin moderation GUS YOUNG has the Agency for tho ZlVirt vi VUUUiJlUU UAUUDiq Ttrtna and Repairs 7 ev v TVio Dissolution Notice Rnwles Havderi firm ly s this day diesolved by mutual consent Mr CR Hayden retiring Mr V FOR HATCHINGS R Bowles will continue business at the old stand and will settle all the indebtedness of the rm All bills Pure Bred Light BnAauMd Buff due the firm are payable tohim also Leghorns t lrfVl jv WR Bowles t HowluMville Ky Hopkinsville Ky May 81 95 t rf is h jj TJ i JliftiMlflli hbbSpVc 9