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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: June 21, 1895

Hopkinsville Kentuckian: June 21, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 hop1895062101_sn86069395 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hopkinsville Kentuckian: June 21, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. a V I ft v J- J I i a A llttttittkiittu it VOLXVIL V HOPKMSVILLE KYofBIDAY JUNE 21 1895 CREAM OF NEWS JFIT1S NEW RELIEVED OF HIS CASH fc a NO 41 I K week Two or three troublesome ones have occupied nearly all of the son are badly broken and ours looms j time up with an assortment equal to most JLUUUUUiUgU bUll Ul J W Smith city stores gs the city of Hopkinsville took up ar - wtrvrr j i two days Smith Bued each member We are continually being beseiged by manuracturere t V or tne council lor ouu ana also sued Uf l53 who want to disnose of Bummer ponds for CASH O j the city for suspending his license XT and closing his saloon in 1893 for an a wonderful time to help you who deIts alleged violation of the Sunday law pend on us for Clothing Furnishings b Calloway for which he was fined On peremptCampbell Heavy Sales Continue and Shoes tf Newport dlst ory instructions from Judge McCar 10 Covington dlst The offerings this week were about Carlisle 4 roll the jury found for tho defend- ¬ 8 a thousand hogsheads of tobacco con- Carroll ants in all branches of the case The 5 Carter y sisting of tho various grades of the Casey 6 12 city was represented by City Attorney weed Sales footed up nearly as Christian 16 Clark Allensworth assisted by Messrp An Just closed out one Manufacturer of his Boys and Childrens Clay derson and Wood Mr Allensworth much for the three days Receipts Clinton Suits last week He only had 1000 worth but WE were also very heavy Our market Crittenden is highly elated over his victory The suit of J C Tribbles admr was firm on all grades and slightly Cumberland BOUGHT THEM FOR S500 The difference is yours Daviess Owensboro dlst vs The Mutual Benefit Life Insu- higher on low leaf and lusrs The fin 11 sorts brought fancy prices while County dlst rance company of Newark N J was er Edmonclson common and good went off in a hurry Elliott decided in favor of the defendant Estill The company issued a 2000 policy at satis lactory ligures Tobacco from Fayette a dozen or more counties made up the 12 Lexington dls to J C Tribble who committed sui 7 County cide last year The policy contained sales and the demand was lively at Fleming dls 0 all times A large number of farmers Floyd G a clause relieving the company from 53Q9BI 11 liability in case of suicide sane or from Robertson county Tenn came Franklin Other Fulton rtolJ1 over and attended the sales 4 Gallatin This was held k f insane counties surrounding Christian were Garrard contract s Grant 13 The case of Miss Boales vs Barrett also well represented The growing Graves but E McKnicht for breach of promise to crop is looking well year is not as Grayson S Tvnq is owing to Green c compromised before trial largo as that of last Greenup marry waB for 400 The suit was for 5000 limited season for setting We near Hancock Money Sazecl Money Made damages The defendant stated in but little of the loose market while Hardin 1 Harlan 11 regular market is on such a boom Harrison his answer that he still loved the the has been announced sa4es are Hart ll You can save money by buying your Dry Goods plaintiff and the probabilities are As three days of each week Tues- Henderson made Henry that a union may yet take place days Wednesdays and i Hickman Thursdays Hopkins Carpets and Millinery of us We have the most el- ¬ 10 Fowler Bush and Garnett representtnus giving each warehouse a show JacKson ed McKnight and Breathitt and Pe- mg to offer as desired Full account Jefferson District egant line of silks dress goods trimmings silk tree Downer the plaintili County of sales will be given in next issue 9 LoulsvilleJstWard The case of F M Whitlow vs the 7 2nd and 3rd Wards carpets ever placed on exhibition waists millinery 13 O V Ry was set for yesterday 4th and 5th wards Irof Dietrich Departs ict Oth and 7th Wards The following additional indictiu in this city Come and see them MhandfithWards Pros O H Dietrich late superin7 ments were returned 10th Ward 2fi 11th and HogBtealing 2 carrying concealed tendent of the Hopkinsville Public Jessamine 12th 6 weapons 6 gaming 23 affray 2 as- schools left Tuesday night for Cin- Johnson sault and battery 1 resisting peace cinnati to assume his new duties as Kenton Contested Flrstdlstrlct 10 officer 4 breach of peace 1 giving traveling representative of the AmeriSecond district 9 Third district liquor to minor 1 selling liquor withKnott out license 3 taking property unlaw can Book company of Cincinnati Knox ARE YOUR EYES PERFECT fully 1 selling whisky on Sunday 1 His territory will be the whole Uni Larue Laurel giving liquor on election day 2 sell ted States and he is liable to be sent Lawrence ou special duty to any part of the Lee ft 1111 ing beer without license 4 obtaining country though a considerable por- Leslie 3 preenses 1 failing to tion of his time will money by false Letcher be spent in the Lewis provide water closets at depots L Lincoln companys Cincinnati office The Livingston 5 N two cases O V one These salary I the undersigned will offer for sale at the Court House in Hopkins HATE TOUR EXES EXAMINED of the position is 400 more Logan 11 make a total or 77 at this term 1 County Court day ville Kv on Monday July the farm known as the than his position here paid with the Lyon The repairing of broken spectacles and ad m Madison justing properly to the face by M D Kelly Mary McCarty farm upon which John J Reed now lives consisting of 757 prospect of an increase from time to Mrgoflln Carriage Company Falls IHnmenatlel Is not equaled In this part of the country Marion The lands are diacres lying near theO V R R 2 miles east of Gracey The Blumenstiel Carriage company time Marshall Martin vided into three tracts Maroons vs Locals of which F E Blumenstiel R F 1 Mason TRACT NO 1 contains 128 acres well watered and fenced The Nashville Maroons one of the McCracken West and W H Lee are the mem McLean TRACT NO 2 contains 426 acres with two good barns good dwelling bers made an assignment Tuesday best ball clubs in the State of Tenn Meade HOPKINSVILLE KY Menifee and an L Good stable 80 by 40 feet good granary to F W Dabney The liabilities are arrivedjyesterday morning to play the Mercer Is the finest Hotel in the South AH mod two stories four rooms Metcalfe fine timber This will make an exceptionally fine 6000 and the assets about 35001 local nine two games The Maroons Monroe and about 200 acres of ern improvements Steam Heat and JElect Montgomery Lights throughout hnme One debt of 2000 is secured by mort- are the strongest team that has visit- Morgan 6 W Rates 2 to 360 perjjday T Muhlenberg TRACT NO 3 contains 202J acres with about 100 acres of timber gage In the fall of 93 their build ed the city this season and both Nelson Co Managers Hodoes These lands have been worked for the past 18 years by Mr John Reed and ing which was being enlarged col- games will be hotly contested from Nicholas b Ohio with great success No finer land to be found in Christian county The lapsed and the front wall fell in kill beginning to end The Hopkinsville Oldham ing one of the brickmasons This club is in fine trim however and all Owen is land to be offered in separate tracts and then as a whole accident entailed heavy losses on of its members are confident that Owsley Pendleton Cash balance in equal payments 1 2 and 8 years with 6 them and the dull times last year Nashville will again lose The game Perry TERMS Lessons given In Oil and China Fainting per cent interest from Jan 1 1896 Lein retained gradhally drove them to the wall yesterday was called at 3 p m and Pike Drawing In Charcoal Crayon Pastel etc There is general regret and sympathy had not been finished when we went Powell Pulaski For further particulars write or see me at CADIZ KY Robertson Lesbon Hours trom 0 to 12 A M ior me genuemen composing me nrm to press To days game will be call- Rockcastle and it is to be hoped that they may ed at 230 p m Rowan CHINA FIRED jRussell make some arrangements by which Those interested Invited to cill 10 Scott Diamond Charlie Will It e turn - STUDIO at Residence South Main St they can resume business The as Shelby m sets consist of a commodious brick Toronto Ont June IS Diamond Simpson building on Virginia street and the Charlie alias Coleman must go back Spenser Taylor stock of materials used in making to the Southern States to answer to a Todd Trigg vehicles cherge of swindling a number of jew- Trimble 11 Union Hurt on the Teachers Warren elers there Judere MacDougall sign Bowling Green dlst There is weeping and wailing ed the final order this afternoon and County district C Washington among the applicants for teachers Coleman in charge of United States Wayne By wearing a suit of certificates A few days ago 43 white officers will leave here in a day or Webster Whitley S Wolfe applicants were exnmined for county two Coleman is the same party who Woodford 6 and less than half got operated in Hopkinsville under the certificates 209 264t 289 last winter name of T M Jones Total through Only one secured a first and swindled quite a number of jew- ¬ In the other races the instructed class certificate elry houses in Louisville Cincinnati votes are as here given This week the colored applicants FOR GOVERNOR ran the gauntlet and out of 36 who and Ohio 2SN Hardin applied only 15 passed Eight got 20 at a reasonable Drice and 10 per cent Hopkinsville Gets a Raise Clay Alford second class and seven third class Washington June 19 The sal Buckner certificates off These go ods are silk stitchecand The examination this year is the aries of the following postoffices Tyler FOR LIEUTENANT OOVERNOR hardest ever prepared Many of the are raised 100 for the year Augusta Brown fvery handsome teachers white and colored who fail- Bardstown Covington Hopkinsville Tomer FOR SECRETABT OF STATE ed have heretofore held certificates JO and they are greatly upset by the Lancaster Maysville Midway New- - Hale Headley 28 turnaffairs have taken It is especial- ¬ ort The following offices have Johnston 72 ly hard on some of the older ones been decreased for the year 100 Metcalf be oyer stocked Our competitors say we FOR AUDITOR Flemingsburg who have been teaching for years each Cynthiana 21S Middlesborough Mt Norman Tho questions were prepared by the Frankfort to you you buy choice is but FOR TREASURER state ooard of education and the lo- ¬ Sterling Pineville and Stanford 33 Gardner cal examiners are not to blame for the 7S Herndon A Fine Hed of Clay r r Koni misfortunes of tho unsuccessful ap19 Mr Johu M Dulin in working the Kendall plicants public road near L G Williams on Hendrick FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL 232 Republican Convention July 15 the Madisonville road two miles from FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC The Republican convention to nom low but we town uncovered a bed of very fine INSTRUCTION t Our boys clothing is inate a candidate in this the Third v 220 7 1S reddish brown clay It is of a beau- Thompson 26 Hodges i judicial district has been called to tiful color 74 6 18 admits of Taylor very heavy and 8 meet in Cadiz July 15 Christian a high polish Mr Dulin has had a Fowler A fr OF AGRICULTURE EOR COMMISSIONER county has 29 votes and the other lump of it made into a pipe and will big received vfCof SOW t three counties only 17 all together on send samples of it to to the state ge- Nail Wilson 3V tho basis adopted for delegates This ologist for examination 3CBoone Kt of conrse enables Christian to nomi ¬ nate the candidate independent of the E P Nones and John S Morris SwangoFOR REGISTER LAND OFFICE 92 other three counties It has been set principal and alternate in tho Louis- Glenn 50 CENTS tlie world ST tled that Judge J I Landes the ville district have failed to pass the xjrinKiey 5v 4fc Col Ev ¬ Harrison present State Senator for Hopkins West Point examination McCoy CO r and Christian will be the nominee ans will probably reappoint them and u Continued on Fifth Page give them another chance again ¬ A J June is the month we are at our best All the M email stocks of our neighbors at this sea Jlltt i x 41 r iTxci vnauuiaiutt I w K AND TRUE HAS IT THIS COLUMN Jack Taiulr of Pembroke Robbed in tho THE VI Itoatl pi HARDER LEADS MAN rffc 44 4 4 The Grand Jury Finishes Its Work nnd Adjourns Scalding Grease r- - Highway Kobbcry Post Ofllco Kulse General Ar soclatlon Unfortunate Teachers Bran Famine Clay Jlnuk vzp if r dJ But few cases have been tried this mm t a Yesterday morning Mr Jack Tan ¬ dy a prominent farmer of the Pem- ¬ JJuckner Una 5 and Alforri Z Unlnstrncted broke vicinity was held up in the 301 Against Freo Silver 830 Instructed road by three negro men and robbed Outol 878 Other Races of 20 He went to Pembroke early The following table will show ihein the morning to get a 20 bill changed to pay off harvest hands and latest figures in the race for Governorr Uninon his way home was stopped half a atruct Hardin Clay ed mile from Pembroke and ordered to J Countlcs Adair give up his money The highway Allen c men were strange negroes and all of Anderson e IJallard 10 them held pistols in their hands Mr Barren Bath Tandy handed over his money and Bell the men disappeared in the woods Boone IO 11 He returned to Pembroke and tele- Bourbon Boyd c phoned for the bloodhounds and Of- Boyle 7 Bracken ficer Henry Layne accompanied by Breathitt 7 Gus Tandy left at once with the Breckinridge 2 hounds Nothing further had been Bullitt 4 Butler 6 learned when we went to press Caldwell FROM MERCER HAS VOTES AND CLAY 209 28 Were Doing It G J H Anderson S Co In Hand Cl T X Worth in the Bush is RICHARDS i CO Is Lou iiir Sale HffiHi Latham Mrs J K Dabney x x orictii Keep Cool jpoRTEr Underwear 4K 50 Cents c77 what that of our straw hats for if must can N 51 vrf getting to ppd cpnt nFF another aretrpWf miH Strong Hold Shirts tfasiest shirt in Just shipment Trumbok xk L for oo 4 4 v s I CU- - l jvfcfcrr tu Aut v Ju BWrrii3 6 gift Cs i 2 HOPKINSVILIiE KENTUOKIAN jrarpoees from all other Important powers and necessarily courtesies had to be exchanged The officers of the American ships Were entertained oh board thoso of each foreign government and balls and dinner parties had to bo given in return This meant great cot all of which had to be defrayed out of tho private purses of tlio UniteclV States offlccrj some of whom were compelled 67 Tills account to mortgage Jhotr monger salaries for ft yea orlJyo hTad vanco t6 meet these International obligation For the expenses of this sort incurred by tho foreigners their home government paid as a matter of course It seemed however to bo considered a part of the United States officers duty to sot up the wine and ro- freshments on tho semi public occasions So it is always These in question foreigners too arc xised to tho very best and most cxpensivb wines and cigars and tho officers of the American navy ConstipationBiliousness i HUNGRY FOR OFFICES Thcfuaanda of Why 4 Preveritiioii 11 Work for Patriot Willing to TJnolo Sam fl There Is undoubtedly a growing ambi- ¬ tion in this eotmtry for appointments to government offices The civil service commission flics aro full of applica ¬ tions nhtl there are upwards of twenty persons who pass rigid examinations for theso places for every official posi- ¬ tion within the classified list In spite of the law upon the subject tle various One Pink Pill touches the liver and candidates file recommendations from removes the hile the politicians who aro great men in One Tonic Pellet nightly nets as a their oyyn counties hut who aro un ¬ gentle laxative in keeping the bowels known in Washington and of no con- ¬ open restores the digestive organs tones sequence In the eyes of the department cannot decently return their hospitality It is un up the nervous system and makes new functionaries who have the bestowal of with inferior entertainment favors fortunato that international customs Complete treatment two rich blood Tho positions which aro filled by the expensive but wo must take medicines one price 25c president aro comparatively few His are so we And them Vo should have facts as Treatise and sample free at any store national pride in maintaining our part BBOWW MPQ CO JfeV Tork of comity without taxing our public 3or sale by all druggists in Hopkins servants If we cant dress and live as villo other nations do wo should fall to the rear and make no pretensions John C Ttfewof Indiana the strong LIVE ST LOUIS T cUISVl TEXand warm political friend of President AS RAILWAY Ilarrison declined tho position of envoy extraordinary and minister plenipoSCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 1 1895- tentiary to Great Britain and accepted tho secondary position of consul genNo 53 eral because tho more honorable posiNo 61 Dally 1ally westbound tion would havo paid but 17500 per annum and tho expenses amount to 0 30pm 745ara ihv Louisville more than 25000 dollars a year He 7 25pm 8 40 am Wst Point preferred to bo made consul general to Brandcnbuig 8 01pm 917am Irvlngton 8 80pm IMS am England because thero was money in 69 p m 10 28 a m Stephensportii the latter office whereas to be minister ft 28 p m 10 Cloverport Ji am Hawesvllle would havo ruined him For pray rei B 51 p m 11 Itf a m OLewisport lo IS p m It 40 a m member the consul generalship at Lon59 p m 12 22 am Owensboro io Spotsvllle II 45 pm 103pm i don is worth something like 40000 a 12 10 a m 1 80 p m Ar Henderson year without any of the expensive so cial obligations which devolve upon a No 52 nUNJAMIN FRANKLIN IN COURT DKKSS No 6l Dally Dally east bound minister at court Mr New would direct appointments do not exceed have preferred the greater office but 7 20am 255pm XrHendcMon 7000 while there aro moro than 150000 he could not afford to take it Robert 7 48am 810pm SpoUvlllc 8 80am 400pm Owensboro appointments made by the members of XevlspoTt 913am 4S5pm the cabinet of which the president T Lincoln was jnade minister to Great 9 37am 459pm suffered financially Hawesvllle Up has no time for Britain and he Cloverpoit 1005am 524pm knows nothing Mr New saved nearly 100000 during 10 28 am 5 45pm rStephcnsport tho consideration of such matters his four years as consul general 11 0a am 0 30pm ImDRton Nearly 70000 appointments of pdstmas 11 31 a m fi 58 p m Brandenburg While our ambassador to Great Brit 12 03 p m 7 35 a m West Point ters aro made by the postmaster generATloalsvllle 100pm 8 30am al and ho has also tho disposal of ain is obliged to live on a comparatively small salary and pay for the expenses many places of still less importance of public entertainments out of his own Tor further Information address In fact the than postmastcrships H C Mokdoe A G P A to great majority of appointments In tho pocket tho British ambassadorper this¬ or country has a salary of 30000 Louisville Ky an assist- ¬ postal service aro mado by tho W L Mills num a handsome residence which be- ¬ ant postmasters general with tho tacit longs to his government and a liberal Owrnsboro Ky approval of tho head of tho depart- allowance for tho expenses of state enment Tho secretary of tho Interior tertainments Some of our people Im ¬ and the secretary of tho navy make bued with Jeffcrsonian simplicity will many thousands of appointments and bo inclined to say that theso expensive the files of their appointment clerks entertainments might be dispensed t are overloaded with applications from all parts of tho country Nearly all of tho positions in the de ¬ partment of state aro filled by tho presi- ¬ vCHIGAG dent and the lato Secretary Blaine was annoyed and exasperated because President ITarrlsou filled the majority of the diplomatic and consular positions without even consulting him As a uviaeiM rir- matter of fact this was the real causo of the bitter feeling which existed between Mr Blaine and President Ilarrison in VDeENrerf I 1801 a Other presidents and secre taries of state havo quarreled In similar ToTr IWNSYILLE manner over tho disposition of the spoils of office There is a great deal of unwritten history on this subject For some unaccountable reason apJJASHVILL pointments to positions in the diplo- Sick headache Pains in the back v Cause Sallow complexion Loss of appetite and Exhaustion There is only one cure which Is It Doh NotUay to Hold Dlplomutlo AppotntmeatOmtod state Treats It rorejen Representatives Very Shabbily Special WashlnRton Lottcrl better than cure Tutts Liver Mf Extraordinary cut in prices Pills will not only cure but if taken in time will prevent dyspepsiaj biliousness malaria constipation jaundice torpid liver and kindred diseases r iiiiitMiiSiisfex in 1 Jun21 RiS 1895 Sick Headache- - I THE LEADER Silffl How is Tlvs F TUTTS Liver PILLS ABSOLUTELY CURE Bore Prompt toslvt Cure for Impotence Los Seminal Manhood o nleelon Spermatorrhea Lose of Memory Ae Will make uou a STRONG Vigor Price 100 0 out Man 5 00 Boxes Special Olrsctlone Malted ultk each Box Addrete CAM DNBJSS oStomo Pellets teroouenett SelfDietruet PATTERN HATS 1 Third Ofe TnEitt Begular Value i We have redicedihe price 6 our entire stock of MI L LINERY from a ten cent SAILOR to our fineskt i BUlirl Enow Lhtnint Co ST LOUIS 30IO LuCAtAvf MO It will pay you to calU and see for yourseit that this ill- - V HS rf TMrtvpu iotbhsm tr v c WAYNES OINTMENTi J0SPT J aVtn Jt 5sft tinl l ulala wilhoot fray inUrwu mi rreaimnt br aMtatft- - fLrfi All AVtlMffmB Afl ihm flM nni ftM m Q3L Ajli4laia TW WiSS tnmm A at whlb IaavIii iA fcaalth iLSSEETIOK is no U fi fIUI all m Sold bv K C HARDWICJV KY 1 BO f means so much more than you imagine serious and fatal diseases result from trifliner ailments neerlected In Poor Health WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY llll m I mm M Fleurette Levy Mgr Dont play with Natures greatest gift health siIpSTBPggf5P Prices Cut jx HTlxe Ealace Sailors X Browns Ill TCJto Iron Bitters LrvsoeDsia Ueth mediclnewhichis Browns Iron Bit ters A few bot ¬ tles cure benefit comes from the very first dose it wont ttain your ir you are feeling out of sorts weak and generally ex- ¬ hausted nervous have no appetite and cant work begin at once tak ¬ ing the most relia ¬ ble strengthening Shapes Sailo- rr i v havo them You want them At prices from 10 to S200 all colors I am daily receiving all the latest novelties Slje Palace Leads v u pleasant to take and its KMThe It Cures Neuralgia Constipation Malaria Kianev and Liver Troubles Bad Blood MMwiy in Styles Trimmed Hats from 25c to 500 Eibbbns Laces Silks Velvets Plowers Hair Ornaments Ladies Vests Gloves Silk Floss StampedvGOods Corsets Hos lery Also a full line of Buttenck Patterns UmIVI 1 y a A RECEPTION Nervous ailments Womens complaints I North THE ONLY ROUTE OF THE Pullman Vestibuled Train Service witl Tlowest and Finest Say Coaches Sleepers and Dining Oars FROM THE STOV SOUTH Terre Haute Indianapolis CHICAGO Milwaukee St Paul AND AU POINTS IN THE NmiW AND NORTHWEST S L llODQEns Mr F P Jeffiues General Pasenger Agt Evansvillo Terre Haute R R Evanpvillo Tnd Soutunru Passenger Agt Chattanooga Tenn e Through THE GREAT between the cities o sj u- - n Trunk Line Cincinnati ilexington Louis ville Evansvie St Louis And theoltleeof wont Nashville Memphis gomery Mobile and New Orleans WITHOU 0KAWE1 AND flEED UNBIVALED Xullmaiv Palace Cars for Atlanta SavaiiaJi Macon Jaclison- ville and points I- imt l XI in Florida CronnectiODfl are made at Guthrie aad Nashvuie for all pointa 6rthEa8t South and West r t a jt In Pullman Palace Cars EMIGRANTS tiua road will receive special low rates gee agents of this company for rate routes o or write to TA O P AxMOBK G P 4i SrCS LouiSYire frjM rv iXit ztkn M matic service seem to bo most desired by our highclass olflce seekcrs They want to go abroad as ministers or conAnd 3et suls to foreign governments these positions scarcely pay enough for decent frugal living to their incum bents From the commencement of our national life this country has pursued a policy of starvation toward its diploJohn Adams matic representatives afterwards president of tho United States was our minister to the court of Saint James In 1787 tho congress cut down his salary by one fifth and lie wrote to the department of state a Wo are to dine letter saying at a table with 3000 ipon it and the next day we return the civility oy inviting tho same company to dine with Depend upon us upon earthenware it that nation winch places its own ambassadors at the tail of the whole creation cannot expect itself to be soon at tho head And yet the same penurious policy is pursued until this day Our representatives at foreign courts are not paid enougli to enable them to present a proper appearance as envoys of a great republic We can thank Benjamin Franklin our minister to France for making a His precedent In this direction gigantic tact told hlra that it would never do to try a contest In dudery with the courtiers of Louis XVI so ho anneared In the presence of that monarch In homely attire which tho king evidently did not consider to his disadvantage when he said that Frank lin mado him Louis the second man in his own realm Since that tlmo this country has become tho richest in the world and plutocrats bursting with dollars are eager in solicit- ¬ ing ituations from the govern ment in foreign parts It is said now that no man who Is not a million- ¬ aire can afford to accept a mission from this country so enormous Is tho exFor pense of such an appointment say what you will an ambassador to England or Franco feels tho same humiliation that aflllcted John Adams when ho found himself unable to keep his end up In behalf of the United States with diplomats from other na- ¬ tions In a small way the caso is very well illustrated by tho situation of an Such American naval officor of rank a man in the service of Great Britain when exposed to a necessity for enter- ¬ taining is supplied by his government with a fund for tho purpose or Is authorized to send In bills to tho ad-¬ There are circumstances miralty under which American naval oflicera aro put to really great expenso in thl way For instance at the New Orleans exposition an admiral was sent In cpm mand of a small fleet to do hpnors on Thcce the water fob this country were vessels present for complimentary 1 1 HP Get only the genuine it has crossed red lines on the wrapper All others are sub- ¬ stitutes On receipt of two ac stamps we will send set of Ten Beautiful Worlds Fair View and book free BROWN CHEMICAL CO BALTIMORE Ml CORNER 9TH a MRS ADA LAYNE MAIN TERMS CASH wWSA 200000 Two Tltousaud Dollars In Premiums- npon How and When you market your chickens and eggs and to Whom you send them We are larire receivers of poultry and eercs and have an established trade anil stand the best chance to make money lor all our shippers We receive and sell Butter Eggs Veal Hides Pelts Tallow Bjans Seeds Potatoes Wool Hay Grain or anything you may have to ship Information cheerfully furnished Quotations mailed regularly to those who request it and liberal advances made on the largest consignments by It depends PROFIT IN POULTRY HERNDON CARTER CO LOUISVILLE PREMIUM FOR BACH SUBSCRIBER with But you might as well say that in our cities towns and villages we should do away with our entertain- SEMI WEEKLY AMERICAN ments of our friends If John Jones Will giro to faoh Yearly Subscriber from npwuntllOctobetlsttthnndonie Pre and his wife want to Invite John Smith sent A number of Fortunate and his wife to dine with them or give Subscribers will receive Valanble Frizes a party for their children they have a right to do so and will continue to do 313 315 3174319 MURRELLCOURT Ky Lumber Hardware GUARANTEED FROM THE so forever Well when the French minister and GOOD PURE WATER the British minister and the ministers of other countries invito our diplomatic representatives to state dinners thoso Invitations must bo accepted and our ministers and ambassadors must give similar entertainments in return It is tho custom of the civilized world and we must comply with thoso customs or else give up diplomatic relations with other nations which Is im- ¬ possible At theso great entertainments the ladles belonging to the families of our foreign ministers must dress as the wives and daughters of other ministers dress N o lady can appear on such an occasion in an gown costing less than 500 without appearing to be a cheap person from a cheap nation On trreat occasions the ladies must be dressed in attire entirely new and which has never been worn before When James Buchanan was minister to Great Britain ho was requested to appear at tho opening of parliament with gold lace and insignia of rank He was told by tho master of ceremonies that the queen would expect It of him Thereupon Mr Buchanan ab sented himself from the opening of parliament and a great international stir was mado about it but Mr Buchanan was indorsed by the Amer ican people in the stand which he had taken Since then while tho ladies of the families of our ministers aro ex- ¬ pensively dressed the American min- ¬ isters themselves- are not expected to wear any regalia or insignia of rank Tlicy appear in tho plain evening dress THE SEMI WEEKLY AMERICAN costume which prevails in polito soNashville Tennessee ciety In this republic First FrUe 1500 Cash Second Prize 100 worth ot Furniture Third Prize 100 Organ Fourth Prize 100 Bicycle Fifth Prizo 100 Farm Wagon Sixth Prize 50Sewing Machine Seventh Prize 100 Pocketknlfe to fifty dif ferent subscribers In addition to these premiums each and ev ery yearly subscriber will receive a Handsome Picture which would cost In any store thirty five 83 or fifty 60 cents These pictures will cost The Seml Weekly Amerlcan nt least Two Thousand Dollars These prizes will be given upon the f ollovylng conditions Tho Semi Weekly American has4 deposited In tho Treasury of the Stato of Teunessee a One Dollar 0111 sealed In envelopo which envelope will be opened October lft All U S bills are Upon this bill are the following numbered flirures 1503S53S 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newspa per giving all the news containing articles of Interest to the farmer merchant and laborer Special articles of Interest to Ladies and Children Send ron Sample Corv To Agents No commission allowed upon subscriber who enter this contest but an ngent will bo allowed a guess for every two yearly subscriptions scut In Adaress ¬ 04 ALL THE YEAR ROUND milium IFHilKIW Smith D Fur Altitude and Suflraco The United States voting prcfnct with the highest altitude is that of North Star located near the celebrated NorMi Star mine on King Solomon mrttiaVlr la San Juan county Colorado fw Btono at tho office door of tho usual polling place Is exactly 10101 feet above tho level of the sea North Star although almost inaccessible for from lx to nine months each year on account ei mows generally polls 75 to 80 voUe i do yo loiko bein on Says Bridget to Pat And how Its somewhat confln adds Bridget audits Well says harrd wurrk too Pat its aisy enough decoding which soide is right when only one of thims Olrlsh but whin they fe both Oirlhbedad its th6 verydiyil Household Words Says Pat Yes in the jury Pat Hppkinsville Ky Virginia Street PBetwebn Fourth and Fifth Bhorie98 P O Box 67 V o TT MoDaniel Itr A Ik m I t n t Business Mar X sail i lZ r vii mi imL Cfcul Ill T a i r4J lr WNmWmi rinf junejrjpyo k VKft jpi I lg J HOPMNSVIDLE KENTUCKIANruefully Of thp additional expense no was encountering for fie felt assured that the old fellow would have to bo his debtor for all outlay Colic the doctor called it that com- ¬ mon pestilence of the western states Vut sharp remedies prevailed and towards morning the patient dozed into a sllghl grateful slumber I am better he gasped on waking Of course you are Grey responded Youll be on your legs cheerfully again In no time But you will not leave me yet Why yes I musi be going soon Dont go Stay a little Well well see Now dont worry yourself about trifles Im not very flush myself but I can find enough to sdo you through this little trouble Ill settle the bill here before I go This seemed to pacify the sick man for he grew rapidly better and beforq noon was talking as gliblyas though ho had never been sick astounding Grey with his terse remarks Nay the young fellow a t t J9 cmaid o CoPYMHr JtS Georgo Harlandl ho shrieks My God what have I done He helps Grey bear the lifeless bur- f den to tne House ho hears little ml- vi lies piteous cry as they lay It on the Vi bed ho lincrers for one moment at the it door and tries to utter a few words of sympathy which his parched lips refuse to form lie looks in mute appeal to Alice ho sees her pointing to the floor nnd hrnra tiii nnirnfnl fin with k n groaq as he slinks into the deserted M strecjjctraight on his way to give him- seii up at tne nearest ponce station For days George Harlands spirit hovered between life and death and all the tiino tho wolf was at the door and the poor stricken women kticw noi where to turn for help too proud even to let their lodger know they wrprn ev- - lnWnir tVin hnro necessities of fif Alllo said the tsorrowiui wiie one yday when George was convalescing Kwill you take care of Wiiiicy i am go g Jt l life ing down town Yes but wherot are you To tho pawnbrokers WtJW T going was the sad rw fh 444 vanl tf Oh Nell JL 4A 1 AAV awiiw uu WX mm yi fc britibuouiuimiuiy uuuvioLuuuuiutuuui ffin irirlfl fntlOQ wliPro nnnn rAnnmiieli B v a t4 5i I IC in pffll r Chicago And one man went back to hi3 lodg ¬ ing disjnayed at the events feeling very much as if his temple of theories were but a house built of cards which a girl with her finger had toppled over and left him more in doubt than ever as to whiclrwas the best way to solve tho intricate problem of tho rights of drank In tho music c ner voieo as wiwr listened to the terrible tale of their sufferings and when in glowing tones she pictured herhappy days before tho strike and drew tho contrast of her present blighted hearth tho women sobbed with sympathy and oven mans eyes filled with tears Nor did they grow restive when sho reproached them for sacrificing to their pride the comfort of those they should have loved dearer than their lives tho follv tllo madness of their actions which had led them to tho very verge of murder And for what sho cried for what have yoij steeped your souls in criino and shadowed your homes in poverty For a BQntiment for a weak sickly senso of offended dignity which a schoolboy would blush to pout over Then with infinite tenderness she drew a picturo of her sisters sorrows and tho tragic story of Joe Hendersons lojc and ruin And at last in ono grand burst of passionate eloquence with quivering lips and tear stained face she appealed to the women the real sufferers in this unequal fight to lend their sympathy and lead tho bread winners back to a sensqof duty She finished cast one look full of mute pathos at the people and with head bowed low retreated from tho platform For a moment there was silence then the pent up feelings of those thrilling forty minutes burst forth in one roar of applause Cheer upon cheer greeted tho -- bravo girl as she stepped through tho crowd women clung round her and kissed her mid mingled tears and laughter men shook her by the hand and poured lavish praises in her cars Well self electod might those tribunes of tho people Schlossinger and Atkins look glum for tho backbone of the strike was broken and the next day tho busy hum of industry made music in the erst deserted shipyards of blush though tho color is very oenoin ing to your cheeks NowMr Gry I wanted to ask a favor of you Be assured it will be granted I want you to try hard to lovtf mo JNo need to try dear Mrs Wood ¬ grove no one could be jn the same house with you and not love you tThat is very prettily spoken Mr Grey so I will reward your gallantry by dismissing you to your own chamber till wo meet at lunch Tho first thing Grey did when ho found himself in tho solitudo of his room was to write a long letter to Jack Wilders a pleasure ho had denied him ¬ self during his long disappointments in Chicago for now with a clear con- ¬ science ho could beg the honest pros- ¬ pector to tell him all tho news of Ore N Professional Cards Ebank Beit J T Hanbeby HAHBERY justono little bit BELL tfc i Wmt Wmg BUiiHOitiiMriiutijiuisMiJiiMii Practice In tho Courts of Christian and ad Office City Hall bulldlnj olnlng counties Court Square HdPKINSVILLE KY ik WS OTBOBlB Office WITHERS feUPSBLLOH over Planters Bauk - KY Mild AtJCTrtFiuc xma Wm AT LAW HOPKINSVILLE WMitnuiiiMucgrxMPMtsticusstt WW TOWN W7 UJJk labor CHAPTER XIL FAINTINO BV THE WAYSIDE flo w rapidly by The merchants of tho city presented Nellie Harland with a purse of five hundred dollars George was on a fair way to recovery Alice had secured a position in a store where her litho step and laughing eyes bore testimony to a contented spirit thaKrejoicos in afair r DONE what have days wage fpr a fair days work and lssowSorhe would not blush to own even Joe Henderson was hoping to reho had lied to that last refuge of the deem tire future and all but Frank w destitute Grey were happy And I must bear my jsharoofjthe Times were not prosperous with him Oh do let me Nell sacrifice and Spring succeeded winter yet he had se Alice ran to fetch the pretty trinkets cured no permanent employment while and best dress it had cost her so much the fees he had received for desultory pinching to earn contributions to the journals and magIn rapid succession all other Buper azines had been so small that he was fluitiefcjUowed then the necessities obliged to draw on his little capital till the spanRJsheets and blankets Georges the end of his resources was unpleas- ¬ best eitotties and one Borrowf ul day antly close at hand saw tho young sobbing wife draw her Literature sneered the eccentric wedding ring from her finger and pass Bailey in his forcible style when one down the street to the house with the day Frank met him in his rambles is three golden balls a tolerable cane but an infernally un ¬ How vain had been George Harlands reliable crutch boast of his superb strength mechan ¬ Now necessity has no laws ical skill temperate habits and profita- ¬ The world did not want his services He who had defied save in one way and that the most obble employment sickness and laughed at misfortune noxious to him Ho must once more turn now lay a physical wreck in a gaunt schoolmaster the only profession in tho home blighted by the curse of a walk states which seems always to offer a ing delegate chance of employment to the impecu- ¬ nious who stay in it in nine cases out CHAPTER xt of ten just as short a timo as necessity WORDS OF FLAME compels them to do so A mass meeting His new field of labor for he soon No hall could hold tho vast concourse found a position was a village a hun of ex6ited men and women gathered to dred miles from tho city amid tho rich discuss thp labor trouble which threat- rolling prairies of Ulinois ened to spread like fire into tho indus- ¬ He had been down to the place to in tries aud even to gve color to the terview successfully the school author- dread of an outburst of communism which has always been a bugbear to Chicago Loud of voice and strong of lung Demagogue Schlossinger roared his de- ¬ nunciations from the platform with a rude brute eloquence that even struck chords of sympathy in Frank Greys heart much as ho despised the man It was a bitter arraignment of the wealthy classes showing under a glar¬ ing light of savage criticism the job- ¬ beries and corruptions of public offices tho crUjCl tyranny of monopolies the hard fettered fato of the man who had Y to work for his daily bread Vulgar and lll brod as tho fellow was he was a born orator and when he rose to pas- ¬ sion in his speech men listened with Tai wjjcj 1 lss fi wnant 11 jt v scious plagiarism Men and women hear me for I will speak I come to you from a hrao roado desolate by your folly from tho bedside of a half murdered husband with the cries of mydhildren for bread ringing in my maddened cars 6Hten to tugl- For tho sako of your wives and UttlSSics you must and shall hear the1 Tho silence was intense Order yelled Atkins recovering bis Throw her out Off gested BoU possession Grey at onco volunteered his services with tho crazy fool If you choose to stop and take caro ujj0 n0 roared tho fickle crowd of your Bick friend the proprietress of Let her speak ho may remain Was this ill clad yPung woman in tho hotel declared but our hotels no hospital nor I aint Words leaped from her lips in clear no nurse Common humanity demanded that tones that held the people Men forgot her haggard Grey should see the sufferer at any rate efSlbound ww s throuch tho night though1 he thought lwir anfirncan breathless interest But a strange thing was to happen The speaker was in tho midst of tho most lurid flight of his imagination and paused with folded arms to let tho weight of his words sink into the of his hearers TEvery eye was fixed on him Every bosom was thrilled with emotion Suddenly no one could 6ay exactly how or whence she came a young woman sprang to his side pale as mar ¬ ble and with flashing eyes hatless ahd with hair streaming in the wind Sh stood for a moment facing tho astonished multitude then in a volco ¬ laden with passion but clear and mu ¬ she cried with uncon sical as a bell A YOUNQ WOMAif SPBAKO TO HIS BIDE itiesf and was returning to Chicago to spend tho last few days of freedom be ¬ fore taking possession of his now in ¬ cumbency Tho railroad car was crowded Ho found himself seated bcsldo an oldish man dressed in a shabby suit of black a man who looked as though he had seen better days His features strong- ¬ ly marked were aehy pale and his lips occasionally twitched convulsively Are you sick sir Grey asked Ho was startled by tho short nerv ¬ Get me out of tho train ous reply or I shall die Grey at once alarmed tho conductor who vainly sought a physician among tho passengess while the growing pal- ¬ lor m tho sufferers faro threatened a serious end to tho adventure Wo stop at Princeton next If some one would only see him to tho hotel ho may have a chance tho conductor sug aiurei n BRANDS COMBINED spirit to talk to In fact the old gentleman picked up so immensely that it was decided that Frank should continue his journey on the midnight mail leaving the man ho had played the Samaritan to to follow at his leisure I have some little influence in Buf- ¬ 3STBATS falo where I live Give me your ad- ¬ SARSAPAR1LLA dress who knows what may turn up Grey with an amused smile wrote the land Elsie was carried home where sho the number of his street in his friends pocketbook as desired little dreaming lay on a sofa propped with pillows un- ¬ that ho would ever hear anything of dergoing a cross examination by her the dear old fellow again And hav ing thus done his duty lie paid the hotel bill and loft the place Four days afterwards he received a letter from tho Western New York Rolling Mill company offering him the position of assistant secretary at a sal ¬ ary of eighteen hundred dollars a year and by the same mail a sweet woman- ¬ t ly letter dated from Prospect street Buffalo in which the writer thanked BEST BLOOD PURIFIER him warmly for his kindness to her in the world It cures Nervousness Dys He has been husband and added pepsia Sick Headache Boils Tetter Scroffortunate enough to secure for you tho ula and eveiy trouble arising from bad offer of an appointment which though blood Try it and be sure to get Neat8 not very great is likely to bo a For sale by to something better It is R C Hardwick druggist needful that you should be hero forthwith so I suggest your coming to Buf- ¬ falo by the train that reaches the city at nine oclock on Tuesday morning next when in my husbands absence I III I I from home I will meet you at the station Mr Woodgrove hopes that MB OREY OF CHICAGO for the present you will make our We are plain house your home simple people but will do our best to foster parents while Archibald Dodd make you comfortable Reply at once stobd glowering in tho background ¬ eying the unfortunate girl malevolentand oblige your cordial friend CURES NOTHING BUT PILES j ly but with the air of one who Is not Dohotuy Woodokove quite certain of the trend of events These wonderful letters Frank Grey A SURE and CERTAIN CURE I was sitting behind a rock Elsio read as in a dream known for 15 voars as tho when a man ap-¬ began slowly How the dickens he mused could BEST REMEDY for PILES that seedy old fellow have wrought the proached who stood close to me why BOIn KY AII BKTTOOI8T8 miracle It only corroborates my sus- ¬ I could almost have touched him ES LOUIS PrireSeySICHA2tci MED Dodd Did you recognize him picions that he has seen better days leaned forward and asked eagerly ¬ and though broken in fortune has powElsie paused Trouble was teaching erful friends whom he has importuned her discretion So looking straight in my behalf As for going to their house that is all right they doubtless into Dodds eyes she said with a mean- ¬ HOOT IN QUANTITY BEST IN QUALIT want a lodger and I will try and be a ing that he could understand I cannot say that I recognized- him liberal one This man was joined by another a The union depot at Buffalo is a big which when tall slouching person who talked with rambling building thronged with hundreds of bustling him for several minutes Dodd asked gently people pouring forth from trains from You heard what they said dear WHITES OREflH every point of the compassrpresents a child broad field for the seaich of an un- Every word known person Ah Grey took in the absurdity of his poYes Their conversation divulged a FOR 20 YEARS sition for the first time How could he plot to murder Wilders by sending him Has led all WORM Romedlos Well ho recognize Mrs Woodgrove on a fools errand down into the bottom EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED1 would hunt for a genteel old lady in of the mine where one of them hired SOID Br AM BIMJGGISTS faded black who like her husband to do it by the other had half cut into Prepared by mciunnsuv jikdums io ST louis bore tho sad Insignia of decayed prosrungs of the lowest ladder the perity but he searched in vain Tho dastardly villains cried the Suddenly he came face to facowith ncmy aressea corporal now keenly interested Well an eiueny gentlewoman in sealskins and silks A sweet gen- ¬ what then lass Oh youve heard tho rest I tle face crowned with braided gray down to him and I suppose I savedwent his hair looked pleasantly up into his and life a well gloved hand was stretched forth And a brave lass thou art the cor- - Regular Graduate and Registered Physlclun toward him poral cried exultingly The whole Formerly Assistant Surgeons In U S Na y at Mr Grey of Chicago a pleasaut country will Army and later terwards Post Surseon U be talking o thy pluck burgeon British Marine Service with two voice asked years experience as Physician at Hot Then Dodd said very significantly Yes madam Frank stammered Springs Ark will welcome the sick andaf Brave and what is better than bravo 1th Ulcted at His Olllce where consultation And you wise The maiden has shown a disone of the Vost Successful Doctor of the Mrs Woodgrove she replied shuk cretion beyond her years All will presan age Is cordially Invited 1 am indeed receive kind and honorable treatment and ing his hand heartily Though she resolved as a matter of permanent cures guaranteed In every case glad to see you como straight to my policy to hide Dodds share of tho crime undertaken carriage give your checks to tho Elsie made up her mind that it would Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats coachman and he will attend to your be impossible to remain under the samo Success ully All Chronic and Long baggage roof with him so in the course of a Cinderella riding in her pumpkin couple of days she announced to her Standing Diseases carriage behind her rat horses was not mother an Intention of visiting the AstfimaStreated by latest in such a whirl of astonishment as Wilders to take care of their little boy Grey when he found himself bowling whilst Millie was nursing her sick hus ¬ hospital methods Dis- ¬ along behind a pair of high stepping band hays up the finest avenue of Buffalo To her surprise but little objection And what a home A fine stone front was made to the proposition and even Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema mansion standing in spacious grounds wliat little there was was overruled by Sores SYPHILIS and all troubles arising Ulcers an Impure state of the blood promptly with all the luxurious surroundings Dodd who evinced the greatest desire fromcompletely eradicated forever from the and that wealth could accomplish system restoring health and purity to curry favor with her lady when Now said this grpclous Before she left home however she they were indoors I want you really determined to comej to an understand- ¬ Weakback frequent and burning urine dis you have come home to feel that ing with him and the opportunity of- ¬ eases of the bladder of both sexes promptly You are too kind The poor friend- ¬ fered itself and safely cuied that very day less fellow cculd not keep back tho special Mr Dodd one word with you she JLicLUlvJO will receivefor all and careful treatment their many tear from his eye said abruptly for trouble had made ailments childless couple 6ho Elsio more self reliant We are an old -- GTcera continued and you were so good to With pleasure my dear child Syphilis Gleet Strictures Varicocele Hydromy Marcus tho best husband woman This very unctuously cele TendernetslWeakness of Organs Piles ever had Ho says again and again L wanted to tell you that I did rec- Flstult quickly cured without pain oa detenthat if it had not been for you he would ognize the man who came first to tho tion fron business Xlght have died Ohl she4 added earnestly spot near the rocks on Thursday Kmls- you do not know how precious a life Oh no my dear child you did not tions Imcotency Melancholy Dizziness Loss you saved You denied that you had done so in tho of Knergy and Conlldence the dreadful effects of Early Vice which brings Organic Weakness Really my dear lady you exagger presence of two witnesses unfitting one for business Btudy or enjoyment ate my services Grey remonstrated of life treated with neve falling success On Ah ropy sedi the feeling really uncomfortable at tho Now for my part Elsie 1 am con- examination oftenurinary deposits a sometimes will be found and warmth of her gratitude I would vinced that tho whole scene of tho ment particles of albumen will appear or the small a hue again be havo done for anyone else what rooks was an hallucination of a slightly color will to aofdarkthin mllklsh appearance and turbid changing Oh yesj I know you would That disordered mind You see you suffered Thero are many men who die of this difficulty is just it Now tell me are yur afterwards a great mental strain Ignorant of tho cause which is the second stago of Seminal Weakness The doctor will parents liying and guaranteeaperfeot cutelnall such cases and a No they are dead healthy restoration of tho genltureurlnary Villain Your relations Tush tush Do not profane your organs your trouDies ii living away iruin WHITE I havo none at least none who pretty lips by fashioning ugly words thn filtv You can bo cured at home by corres havo ever acknowledged mo and as You probably did hear two passers by pondence Absolute secrecy in all profes secure dfallngs they are rich and I am poor I suppose mention tho fact that they had seen sional observation and medicine Bentpatients Testimonials of from may Bay that I am quite alone in the Mr Wilders go down tho mine and are never pubiisnea uauK reiercnos io my I responsibility cheerfully given Address world lenowing its deplorable condition you The old story she sighed very heroically as for those sawn X graduated at an eastern college rungs then drifted west Weill And none to lovt you There is ample proof that they were cut more than a month aaro - CONTINUED Ah I understandpay do not step-ping-sto- to his own amazement himself chattering over his own adven ¬ tures In Chicago partly with a view of diverting his listener and partly bo cause he was glad to get a congenial town Little did he think that while ho was basking in the sun of prosperity tko cold clouds of trouble were hanging over tho head of the girl ho loved found dearer than life itself ABSOLUTELY PURE THE OLD FRANK RIYES RELIABLE SWEET CAPORAL Hopkinsville uver Office OFFICE f 1ianters Hank Ky chapter xrn ELSIE SURPRISES EVERYBODY CIGARETTE Hts stood tho Test of Tims MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHER Andrew Seargent M D PHYSICIAN And SUKGEON Fifth and Main streets Cltr Court Room TELEPHONE NO 5 opposite You may be sure there was a pretty the pit mouth sommotion outside when Jack and Elsie were brought to tho surface Millie was there pale as ashes but tearless and full of resolu- ¬ tion Mrs Whltford and a score of other women were ready at hand with their services for alas frequent acci dent had familiarized the women folk to sights of suffering as tho clang of tho ambulance bell was often heard in HH Painter est Prices Skerritt and Paper Hanger at Low ALL WORK Done with Neatness and Dispatch and gf- SHOP Sth street next to D R Beard office HooklnsilleKy DR PRESTON THOMAS PHYSICIAN an SURGEOH Office over Bank Hopkinsville HOPKINSVILLE OFFICE HOURS KY Day and Night Dr H H Wallace SURGEON PHYSICIAN Hopinsville Ky OFFICE up stairs opposite Telephone office corner Ninth and Main Residence corner Main and Seventeenth E O ANDERSON if J PufsiciaDANDdOrgeon Office o er Bank of Hopkinsville QlfOENT CO Hours from Po tm and 2 to 1 p m Junius Offiice over C ftfcH WC I DENTIST Kellys Jewelry Store HOPKINSVILLE - - - Ky AD Dokicoukt Shook worm DORICOURT SHOOK LEADING House Sign and Decorative f Grainers and Paper Hangers f VERMIFUGE Office on Ninth Street opposite Gaither Wests Tobacco Warehouse Hopkinsville Kf Hole Henderson Entirely new aud lirst class in all respects Excellent Sample Eooms md service unequaled in the city On Double Car Line L P Kleideher Proprietors F - Ky Henderson FIRST NATIONAL Dr Matthew Henry Kollock BARBER SHOP W W GRAY PROP S NINTH ST NEAR MAIN SHAVING 10 SHAMPOOING 25 HAIR CUTTING 26cen SATISFACTION 5 C8t8ITll Blood and Skin Nothing but first class work and all done in latest fashion GUARANTEED ease WHEN YOU Tfidney and Urinary G oTo LOUISVILLE Have your Photograph made at t a3aQ Private Diseases WYBRANTS NEW STUDIO No 580 Fourth Avenup Nervous Debility Louisville Ey VI ill i iShr CAN I OBTAIN A rATENT T For s opinion write to Srompt answer and an honest nearlyflrty yews Jk CO who uaro had experience In tho patent business Communica ¬ tions strictly confidential A Handbook of to formation concerning lntenta and bow to ob ¬ tain them sent free Also a catalogue of mechan ¬ ical and sclenttflo books sent free Patents taken tbrouRh Munn ft Co receive special notice In the Scientific American and with thus are brought wldeiyboforesbe pubKe paper ¬ out cost to the Inventor This splendid Issued weekly elegantly Illustrated bs by far the largest circulation of any aciectlDo work In the world S3 a rear Sample oople tent free Bulldlac Bdltlon monthly t2M a year Single copies iS cents Kvery number contains beau ¬ tiful slate In colors and pbotogTanna of new bouses with plans enabling builder to slow tna F COPYRIGHTS Dr Kollock 613 Church Street wa V T v r0 0 o Gov Wm Y Atkinson of Georgia opkinmHlt is believed to be hopelessly ill of ap ¬ pendicitis He was inaugurated last tmiMU TUESDAY m FR1DAT SORMXCS January and isjjust 40 years of age DT death the Presi- CHAS M MEACHAM In the event dent of the Senate Wra H yjenable would act as Governor until anOeleo iSOBSCBIPTION 12 A YEAR IN ADVANCE Tper Hue 8pe tion could be ordered Local reading notices SOceuts tm i nitviMimtJpa a- SS HOBINSVILLE KENTUOKIAN im laMi 6 3 JWtiM fl v J 1895 M ftmhukian a ft 1 Whats Sfe itutz- - ia ofis the matter old man mL V m sM ksSaI Locals 53U98 for standing advertisements 6 cents per line each Insertion hmi A ea application OFFICE furnished 212 SOUTH MAIN STREET Editor W P Walton of ihe Stan ford Interior Journal was married this week to Miss Mattie Owsley of that city All of his brethren of the press will unite in wishing him a fu- ¬ ture as happy as the days are long A t i t ANNOUNCEMENTS JUDGE JOHN PHELPS as a candidate for Circuit Court Judge In this dlstrlot subject to the action of the Demo ceaUc party Election November 5 1895 Wew authorized to announce deal of good I have been a sufferer from It was all right for Patterson to sick headache and neuralgia nearly all my mount the raging stump in Kentucky life The pafoa had become ea fntenso Democratic Convention July 0 cramp for hours so that my hands to advocate the gold standard but that could would 3jiauthorlty wo announce not uso them The doctor I judge j watkins the Sherman organs think it is some- ¬ told my husband there was little help for of Lyon county as a candidate for Circuit me The different medicines tried had - Jud ge of this the Third judicial dlstrlot sub thing highly improper for Senator greatly disheartened me Since using two Bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla I have real Stewart to speak for free silver ject to tho action of the Demociatlc party lzed relief so much so that I f oel like s new The goldbugs of Paducah who Congressman Hendricks and SecretSarswcaptured the McCracken county con ary-Carlisle are now in a position vention and succeeded in turning to condole with each other Living down Charlie Wheeler tho leader of ston and Kenton counties both send person Onr little boy has been troubled the hiinetalists are highly elated over free silver delegations to Louisville with his throait but lu ikeir unexpected triumph The Stan since taking Hooda Sarsaparilla soreness hoarseness have gone and he is better dard has this McCracken county is nursing a and health in Mrs Mattib Gupton Mc Wheeler gracefully accepts boomlet for Henry Burnett as a dark Dukedom Tennessee Get Hoods the situation though a very much horse candidate for governor on a Hoods Pills become tho favorlto cathar tic with e veryono who tries them 25c ccr box surprised and somewhat chagrined gold platform apostle of the free silver religion To The national convention of Repub- ¬ tionable lips of the vender An in ¬ sleep and to dream and to find it all v THOSJ MORROW kjw a candldatofdr Circuit Judge of the Third Judicial District subject to the action of tho JUDGE Mrs Mattie Gupten Dukedom Tenn careful examination of the list of Louisville delegates fails to disclose authorized to announce Wera JUDUE THOMAS P COOK the names of those distinguished ut Calloway count as a candidate for Judgo goldbugs Editors Eichard W Knott sf the Circuit Court of this district subject to Sick Headache and Neuralgia Curod T the actum of the Democratic partv and Henry Wattorson Perhaps af ¬ by Hoods ter all we may have harmony We are authorized to announce HoodsSarsaparlllahas donomeagreat Gave New Life SdW rm ry ij-i ill Wi VT i i Ktt w lV a- - W t w HiT iv 16 9 fy J- 4 Hoods ii jTt 9VW-fi-- rffis I cures parUla Well thats too bad Nexttime buy a suit of the celebrated Happy Home Gar-merits Never had anytning to nt or wear so wen in all my life See that the coat has the guarantee label of the makers sewn on the sleeve Why certainly you can - buy them They are handled in this vicinity by here a dream sometimes makes a man sor lican clubs in session at Cleveland is fected mouthpiece has been known ijy that he was awakened Col Wheel having much trouble over thft silver to be tho origin of grave constitu ¬ and it seems tional troubles vards in about Ihis condition he had question strange that persons who would supposed that McCracken county was - rampant for silver but alas it was Col Nail for commissioner of ag- hesitate to drink out of a glass- that has been used will buy these toye but adream Shutting a man like riculture has about the surest thing and take them to their children Wheeler out of a delegation will not of any candidate with a show of op- ¬ without thought of the disease by the Mammoth Clothing Shoe Co No Main St Hopkinsyille Ky IS iy AS CHEP AS- iegp him away - week e-says Gov Atkinson of Georgia is very nties that are willing and anxious to low from the effects of an operation take care of him and it is dollars to doughnuts that the brainy young for appendicitis silver leader will be very much in evi- The silver men are going to have denco when tho music strikes up next harmony if they have to fight for it DANGER IN TOYS A letter from a gentleman in Louisvillbe--in- from the convention position Theremre plenty of free silver cou- ¬ which they may have been contam- ¬ Among tho impoverished inated makers and venders sore throats diphtheria and contagious fevers in very early- stages may be raging and children may contract fatal dis-¬ eases of even a worse character than any of these by using thesstoys Well just come and see how cheap they are HAENESS SADDLES BEIDLES Just to suit you An elegant line of Summer fA Lap Robes opened now Every thing you can need we have Congressman Clardy is g discussed as a suitable man for temporary chairman of the coming No better selection convention j could be made Dr Clardy is a well- parliamentarian having equipped filled many positions as a presiding officer requiring knowledge of parlia mentary procedure He represents iho Democratic section of the state and beiDg a farmer is close to the pulse of tho people themselves His selection would give universal satisfaction to tho country Democrats Dr Clardy is the best man yet suggested for the position The Owensboro Messenger achiev- ed a signal triumph in its fight for silver in Owensboro and Daviess coun- took up the gage of battle down by the Louisville pa thrown mpers the revenue forces the bankers i3tnd the powerful corporations of that csvealthy city and succeeded in secur ing a sweeping victory not only in ty It 3 the county but in the city district as well This result cannot fail to greatly enhance the influence of that ably edited and outspoken advocate mouth acting directly on the mucous surof sound Democracy Attention is called to the possible faces The perfect is combination of produces two ingredients The Tennessee Press Association Those Sold on tho Street May CorK which has been spending a week at vey Infection Cumberland Island off the Georgia The reading public is by this time coast passed through Ailanta on its fairly conversant with the ordinary homeward trip on last Wednesday sources of danger from contagion to Quite a number of editors stopped which it Is exposed and it has been over in Atlanta at the invitation of duly warned to avoid the indiscrim ¬ the Cotton States and International inate use of hair brushes and towels Exposition Company and were entercountry and of tho ear pieces of the phono- ¬ tained at a barbecue at the home of Mr W A Hemphill vice graph to touch not with ungloved president of the Exposition Compa band the brass guldkig rail of the ny They were given an olectric car street car and to be suspicious even ride over the city and escorted over of the telephone transmitter tho Exposition grounds by a commitBut according to a medical jour tee from the Exposition Directory oal the latest hazard in infection is The party went on to their Tennessee vecmesaay night mucu Many ingen- ¬ homes confined to children ious toys are now offered on the pleased with the sights of the build sidewalks of city streets by itiner- ¬ mg of the great Fair ant venders One of these is a tube Catarrh Oanuot he hired of paper furnished with a short piece as with LOCAL APPLICATIONS of bamboo at one end up to which it they cannot reach the seat of the disis coiled by tho action of a slight blood or consti- ¬ steel spring On blowing into tho ease Catarrh is a tutional disease and in order to euro bamboo the coil is unrolled and shoots out nearly a yard and the it you must take internal remedies sudden extension has a comical Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and effect very entertaining to the and acts directly on the blood mucous surfaces Halls Catarrh youthful mind Another form of Cure is not a quack medicine I toy is the miniature bagpipe which was prescribed by one of the physi is made to emit its characteristic cians in this country for years and is sounds by the pressure of air from a regular prescription It is composa small rubber ball which has been ed of the best tonics known cominflated by air blown from the bined with the pest blood purifiers B Yost 5- Co STOVS TL Where to Stop at Dawson The current July number of Frank Leslies Popular Monthly presents an When you go to Dawson Springs art display that isunprecedented even Ky stop at the Summit House Thebest stock of Stoves tlfcd Ranges in the city V3s in the history of this great periodical Rates S7 per week 26 dollars per no less than month Children half rates Spe- ¬ of the people It contains one hundred and twenty illustrations cial rates to families and parties of TINWARE Everything in the Tinware line cheap as many of them full page engravings in five Or more from the same place dirt This hotel has been greatly im ¬ the best styles of modern pictorial art j proved and is situated on a beauti including the work of such well known ful elevation Is convenient to the-illustrators and painters as Carl J Call on us for Hoofing and Guttering depot and is acknowl ¬ Becker Valerian Gribayedoff Joseph springsand have the coolest most edged to rennell Hubert Uernomer Uecu healthful and pleasant location Lawson G Favretto Makowsky L any hotel in Dawson Guests of of the Best pumps in the market Force pumps E Fournier Lepere Enrico Serra1 Summit can sit in therr rooms and bucket pumps all kinds of pumps Henry Dawson J Becker G A Davis drink any of Dawson Pruett Share A E Shute P Adams free of charge Walter Dunk and others These Correspondence solicited and cheerpctures are for the most part illustra- ¬ fully answered Clerk and porters to Special attention to Kepaibino tive of the literary features of the meet trains Virginia St Hopkins ville Ej amongst which figure The number B H Ramsey Propr Kussiaa Church ia Americaby V Opposite Hotel Latham Gribayedoff An Artist in London Vitalia double strength for sale by By the Town by Carl J Becker Tideless SeaYA Memory of Shelley druggists YOUNG ROOFING PUMPS REPAIR WORK by Marie Walsh cTuscan Fisherfblk by Leader Scott Down Capo Cod by S H Ferris Kangaroos and Kangaroo Hunting by Arthur In kersley A Chinese Banquet by John Paul Bocock Rhone Sketches by GFOW Good Health r fl n i if Tho Chicago Records Ballot on tthe silver question closed Monday a lotal of 12936 votes having been cast by voters of Chicago irrespective of party Of these 8028 were for the free and unlimited coinage of silver at the ratio of 16 to 1 without regard to other nations and 4908 were against it These figures showed a majority of nearly two to one in the great city of Chicago for the mouev There were 253 of the constitution votes cast by women 190 for and 63 against silver Christian Henderson stronghold Hancock- - and McLean will Daviess cast47 of their 49 votes for silver Tho other 27 votc3 in Union W7ebster and Hopkins will at least be divided tand should it come to a vote 60 Of the rUB votes will be found on the right ssido what consequences of buying these toys the AHfiil wnnnUn rllilt niiMiim Ho which are presented to a child after tBstmnnnfJb frw R being inflated by questionable t t a nn tv I I breath and perhaps wetted with lcdo 0 Sold by Druggists price 75c the moisture of the still more aues- I I nnl ptttvtv rc pw8 Better THE Cheaper And a good appetite go hand in hand With the loss of appetite the system canuot long sustain itself Thus the tho fortifications of good health are UUOCpu X DUUCllj XX IX XilUUUlUOUUi broken down and the system is liable Arshitectby Horace Townsend and to attacks of disease It is in such Roman Mosaicsby Theo Tracy cases that the mecical powers of Hoods Sarsaparilla are clearly shown The first newspaper was published Thousands who have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla testify to ito great merits in England in 1588 as a purifier of the blood its power to restore and sharpen the appetite and promote a healthy action or the diges- tive organs Thus it is not what wo 55gT say but what Hoods Sarsaparilla does that tells the story and consti tutes the strongest recmendation that can be urged for any medicine Why not take Hoods Sarsaprailla now Take Vitalia Liver Pills NOTICE it fffc GUS YOUNG has the Agency for the Champion Mowers and Repairs i Y The second district is a silver m ir V The Louisville papers are deliber ¬ ately misrepresenting the situation when theycaim tbatthereturns show a ylctoryagaiSst silver The silver amerfafulvfint harmony but if the crolthfanatics try to force tho is i r ROYAL BAKING POWDER is more economical than brands because of its greater leavening strength as shown by both the U S and Canadian Government ReporfsT The other baking powders contain from 20 to 80 per cent less leavening gas than the ROYAL So the ROYAL even should it cost more than the others would be much the cheaper In addition to this the superior flavor sweetness wholesome ness and delicacy of the food raised by ROYAL BAKING POWlSER would make any difference in cost insignificant I TV ANT every man and woman in tho United States interested In the Opium and Whisky te Ml f j habits to have one of hit books on these dis ¬ eases Address 1 M Woolley Atlanta Ga Mox 283 and one wlli be sent joalreo x Life way is the truthful startling title of a book about the harmless guaranteed tobacco habit cure that braces up nlcdtlnlzed nerves eliminates the nicotine poison makes weak men gain strength vigor and manhood You run no physical no ilnanolal risk as Is sold by R 0 Hardwick under a guaran tee to euro or money refunded Book free Addre8s Sterling Keicf y Co New York or Chicago Dont Tobacco Sit or Smoke Your 11 s jBuetwctKirds of the delegates will bo found on the side of bimetalism Highest of all in leavening strengthv- t Latest U S Qqvernment pood Report POWDER CO 106 WAU ST NEW YORK vm B m xn Sty- 2i tmtot dto rf tvi BUiniw-v- v- iZAArnf Stewart of Nevada the tWwefit- - Was- adVef- 1 Cexlnfftm lastnight i J ROYAL BAKING under reasonable conditions Do not say It can not bo done till yousend for for 120 pace catalogue or uuauuuuks rjtAUTiUALi BUS ¬ INESS OOMEGE Nashville Tenn This col lege is strongly endorsed by bankers and merchants lfil overthe United States as well as foroiga Countries FOUR weeks by Drauph ons method of teaching book keejlng is equal to TWELVE weeks by the old plan- - Special advantages in Shorthand Penmanship and Telefcrapliy va Chean Doara UDCn to Doth bxp and territories now representeed y8 Jole8e Ha PrPared books for book keeping penmanship iHome Study 1j and shorthand Peachblow Potatoes Positions Guaranteed Just In Seed r i 4 1- v- V At Wallis smAm dSia tffe Sifel u MSrrtits old standj i Q rocery 5 HOpiiNslLLEl KENTtlGKIAir AiOTOI AND IBQIJT NOTHING TH A SHrrlnsr QUBAH fv 5 Zl Si- tM P a r e 5 m lf Vr FAtRlOTS fc Awarded BUt NEWS COLUMN FOUND N THIS EngrKiueot lBWhiefc the Cuban AvengtothOtttrrfe Comlt Highest Honors Worlds Fair OR Herfe is a Partial List of the 1 4 A Condensed Account of the Xatcst Hap- pfenlngn Tersely Toltl for Uoy Headers r jAOKMMTttM t j University the m the country for oldestiititution O the edtmtion of negroes a few days ago conferred the degree of LL D President Cleveland The upon President has sent an autograph let ter to President Mitchell of Wilber force declining the honor giving asa reason that no is not a college graduate and has gone on record as declining a similar honor from one of the greatest universities of the coun- WfjihorforcejOhib try The suit was for damasres allecrecl to have been sus tained bv Laidlaw on an occount of Sage using him as a shield against Dynamiter Norcross bomb Wednesday was the eightieth an- ¬ niversary of the battle of Waterloo Of the hundreds of thousands of men who strucrGrled that day for suprema cy all have passed away except two in America fourinthe British Isles and six in Prance and most of these m are centenarians das xi ween oi H All r07 rntlH rAA f battle while a lad in the JM nessed the V m English navy The quarter century and annual meet Pi Wing of Jhe Kentucky State Dental As- yfo sociation will be held at Lexington Tuesday June 25 The meeting will Jpi be one or tne largest ever nem oy tne association ana tne dentists from all over mo otaiu wuo tuo meiuuora oi mo organization have signified their inten tion of being present Maj S P Gross the manager of the restaurant in the Kentucky ibuild ing at the Worldp Fair has abandoned his damage suit against the Kentucky commissioners Carl Browne Coxeys new son-in- law has been sent to jail at Masillon O on an old criminal charge Coxey declining to renew his bond At Kensee Ky Millard Markham ran a knife through the temple of John YickerSj a miner the wound quickly resulting in death A brother of Miles Ogle the noto- ¬ rious counterfeiter shot and killed an oldMoan in Campbell county whose name was Jonah Myers Arthur Gauden killed his wife and fatally wounded her paramour Thom as Mqrphy near Louisville Gauden is in jail at Lagrange The ice men of Henderson have inaugurated a war of prices and the rasper hundred pounds has been cut cents TheGraves county Democrats did a fcood days work in nominating Judge J E Robbins for tkelegisla favor for S40000 The fourth trial of the suit of Wm R Laidlaw against Russell Sage for 50000 ended at New York Tues- davJaLA stav in the case was Granted untilmext September when the jury uiuugui iu u yuruiui m mo jjiuiuhu o PS special tq the Florida Citizen from Gainesville says FFR Anderoff of this city an old friend of Maj Winn of the Sixth Cuban Volunteers has received anomtsr leiior uiiuui ircuu the eeat6tthe Cuban rebellion The letteria as follows AaEnuiPA Pbovinob of Camagdet Cuda via Tampa June 14 Our troops to day surprised a battalion of Span ish soldiers and almost annihilated them It seems that their Major hear ing that a wounded Cuban officer was being nursed at this place decided to capture him The Spanish Major taking his command reached the vil lage thiB morning just before daybreak After searching all the houses and not finding the wounded Cuban officer he called some citizens before him and demanded on pain of tor- ¬ ture that they disclose his hiding place All denied any knowledge of the Cuban officer The Spanish offi- ¬ cer thereupon put all the citizens to torture Meanwhile the Cuban had escaped and made all possible speed to us reporting to Col Roderiguez who was in command We were immediately ordered forward on double quick time When ve reached the village the scene beggared description The Spaniards had fired the houses and were torturing and killing on every side Women did not escape Our men were wild with rage After firing one volley they became so ferocious that thev charged and were soon engaged in a hand to hand encounter No quarrel was given and those of the Spaniards who were unhurt and had the strength fled in dismay Dead and dying were lying in heaps about the place This was the most desperate battle I have ever been engaged in Our loss is 163 out of a force of 500 while the Spanish loss is 472 by actual count includ ¬ ing officers We captured their complete outfit and arms This battle will delay us in reaching Gomez but we hope to join him to morrow FiFirune 18 A VWCEf CREAM Bicycles GCiPDS an JK WE SCARRY iMtSTOeK V iEnginefy Threshers Stackers Bindr r 5 ra a iflUtTUXOi v A fST Bob Hi HtV Steam Fitting Goods Rubber Hose JtJelting Majestic Steel Rangi Sasb Doors mm t j BAKING POWDHt MOST PERFECT MADE k pure drapeCream of Tartar Powder from Ammonfa Alum or any other adulterant40 YEARS THE STANDARD Twine Vr Wagon- s- f Bugges JHHpy M fa mr TJhcotons tRoadCarts ytw y- Free i 4 Saddlery ft Harrows mBT j Hardware Cultivators Drills Fertilizers beeds Plows BhiusMouldings - Brackets Shingles Mantles Grates Cement T Lime Fire Brick i fnr IIhi Hhds wniteLead Glass t Linseed Oil Putty Tobacco raint Urusnes Paints Varnishes Barb Wired btaples Naus Etc - Etc HAEDIN LEADS From First Page On the money issue only 236 are instructed against silver about 25 per cent of the vote About 135 are mstructedfor silver in counties rep- resenting the extreme silver senti ¬ ment like Logan Daviess and Crit- ¬ tenden In a big majority of the coun- ties not instructed the delegations are like those from Christian practically solid for silyer If the goidbugs make any attempt to have the currency plank of the Republican platform or anything like it inserted in the reso- ¬ lutions there will be some very lively times ahead The fact that the Louis- ¬ ville delegation has already elected Jno M Atherton as its member on the resolutions committee is fair warning that there is no desire for harmony in the gold faction nnrw v votes ftAi t pdr voiir patti f Harness Double Snovele Blacksmithing Horse shoeing Repairing AMn m 1W FRFF7F vniiRrtRFAM Sash Doors and Blinds Full stock bought before the advance and sold accordingly Made to fit any openingILeaveiorders iorfsizes Screen Doors and Windows This makes the cheapest roof you A car load of Steel Roofing just received put on Stables and coal houses built within the fire limits can be built can very cheaply with corrogated Iron siding and covered with steel rootling w5 nominee for the legislature in Hop He is for Brown for kins county senator Higenot and Banks two Leslie county desperadoes shot each other Tuesday and Higenot will die Questionable female characters of Owensboro have been given 48 hours in which to leave town Henry Powell killed John Brown near Henderson in a row over a woman All negroes Dr R N Moss has been nominated for the legislature by the Democrats of Larue county Will Chandler a negro rapist was lynched at Abbeville Miss Tuesday The Colorado Democrats will hold a silver convention at Denver July 2 W H Cardwell killed Ditto Jones at Aberdeen Ky over a chicken A boy named Bruner was drowned near Owensboro ture Dr P B Davis is the Democratic Evansville and Eeturu 200 E The General Association of Ken tucky Baptists closed a three days meeting at Paducah Monday night About 100 delegations from the As sociations were present Dr J S Coleman was re elected moderator for EM BHEBWOOD D OLITOUELIj a the 15th time The various reports i Agt showed that the church had been fair and it ly prosperous Many subjects of inDuriucr the heated term has been super heated so far this sum terest to the denomination were disa home on the rolling deep cussed The next annual meeting will mer has many attractions but for the be held at Bowling Green average boy the sea possesses a fasA FarmerFiills cination at all times and boys who are so fortunate as to have the opportunity Mr W C West who lives a few to gratify their ambition to go to sea miles north of the city made an as- ¬ are usually the envied of their as- signment Monday naming Mrs Kate sociates A bright and charmingly illustrated article inDemorests Mag A West his wife as assignee Lia azine for JulyThe Making of a Sai bilities and assets not yet given out lor tells about the life aboard the but neither will bo very heavy Mr school ship St Marys where boys are West formerly lived in the city but trained to becomothorough and expert moved to the country several years sailors and whore work and play are ago injudiciously mingled that there is no Police Oourt News TBngerof Jack becoming a dull boy an the same nifmber is a paper on On Wednesday Judge Hanbery Colonial Philadelphia containing of the following business some quaint facts and embellished disnosed Steve BJair Edgar Major and Tom with illustrations of old landmarks that are of special interest Taken Redd all colored breach of peace I aitogetner mis ujuuuuiuug uumper finod sk nnrl nnsts nnoh The case of cliarfl ftd maga TTwinL V Wnnnnor popular K of this always published family ayear with throwing rocks intonnl train and for 2 a 1V ziue which is Office of publication 15 EastMthSr Tom vuntz disorderly wm do neara On account of the Knights of St Ohio encampment the John Valley Ry will sell tickets to Evans Tille and return on train leaving Hopkinsville at 540 a m June 24 at 200 for the round trip Good re turning on train leaving Evansville at 10 p m the same day On June 25 to 28th will sell at one and one third fare return limit June 29 Convention July 10 Judge Watkins high standing as a lawyer and a gen tleman are conceded wherever he is known He is one of the best and ablest lawyers in the district and would make an admirable judge The Ed dy ville Tale says of him We believe that Lyon county pre sents a candidate in the person of Watkins the man not Judge T only well equipped for that impor ¬ tant position but one who would lead the party to Victory in November with an overwhelming majority and then would exactly fill the shoes that were made empty by the promotion of Judge Grace to the Appellate bench Almost n Fatal Accident A very painful accident that came near resulting in fatal injuries to Mrs B B Nance occurred at her home near Pee Dee last Tuesday A skillet of grease left by a colored woman on a hot stove had taken nre when the woman seized hold of it and in carrying it out ran against Mrs Nance and her young daughter As a result the grease was thrown over all three of them Mr Nance hearing tliftir cries came to their rescue but not until his wife had been very seriously burned Much of the skin and flesh was burned from her body Her shoulders were almost burned to a crisp and her hair and eye brows were Dadiy singed tier aaugnter was quite severely injured by the accident as was also the negro woman Slore Time f orStarr The citv council held a meeting Monday and after considering a report from JesseWStarrwho is in Boston and tn ing to perfect his ar rangements to go ahead with the waterworks contract the board again extended his time until July 2 at which time he must have his plans perfected or lose his franchise The original contract called f for the completion of the works by July 15 1895 Judge fVatklnV Announcement Judge Thos J Watkins of Lyon HR CLAYS CONFIDENCE county is formally announced to day To a reporter Mr Clay said that ds a candidate for Circuit Judge sub- ¬ according to the reports of correspon- ¬ delegations ject to the action of the Democratic dents he had lost some saying of his views t To his friends Gen Hardin ex- ¬ pressed hhnself as confident that he will win the gubernatorial nomination af the State convention He expected to lead in the instructed votes but says the instructed vote is not a fair expression of his strength He exoects by far the larger part of the unmstructed vote t1 hardins host view The Post quotes Gen Hardin as XW Forbes it Bro J which he supposed would be for himj but the reports more than offset these losses by gains elsewhere which he had not expected In several cases too he thought the Hardin estimate in uninstructed delegates was in ex cess of what would be developed in the convention It was evident that Mr Clay looked for substantial support from some Jof the uninstructed counties Counties like Mason Shelby and McCracken were in point On the whole Mr Clay seemed to be well satisfied with his prospects He had not received any private information as to the financial coloring over the State New Spring Goods We have opened foi inspection our complete assortments of new Spring roods Never be- fore have we been able to offer so many induce- ¬ ments in either style variety or price Bran New Patterns That cannot be found at any other house in the city Dont wait for the Spring rush See our goods and get prices PROF DIETRICH Tho School Board Fasses Kcsolutlons The General Association r At a meeting of the School Board held on the 14th of June 1895 the following resolutions were adopted unanimously Resolved That the Hopkinsville School Board in accepting the resignation of Prof Charles H Dietrich as Superintendent of the Hopkins villft Public School desire to eav iu recognition of his merits that it is with unbounded regret that we learn of his determination to sever his con nection with our schools This Board rpnirnizfis in him a man of great abil ity executive talent and tact learn ing and integrity ins nign sense oi justice his impartiality and strict ad hftronffl in diitv in all of his official and personal relations with this Board and our scnoox wnetner popular or unpopular have received and should rfififtivo the annlause of all iust citi zens of our community- - We commend him wherever he may go as a scnoiar and a gentleman We are not un- mirjSf ufof our obligations to him as members of society For fifteen years he has had in a great measure the control and direction not to say the future weal or woe of our children in his charge No man can estimate the good he has done the blessing he has been to this community Let the thousands of children who have gone in and out of these schools the hun dreds of young men and women tvhnqo intailfcftncG and cultivation are so largely due to him show forth his praise to an ouservant and intelligent public We extend to him our gratitude for his devotion to our schools his zeal and success in the cause of education and the elevating influence which through his efforts have been brouglitto bear upon the children of this city May success attend him J D Russell Chm A copy attest J E MoPherson Secy We Open The Spring Trade with a superb stock of first claBS Dress Goods Trimmings etc at prices that are low- wooos than ever oeiore cuetuiuny ouuuui Carpets Only those makes which Reliable Maes guarantee are allowed in our stock we can Any pattern you select will be first class a W LATHAM FOR can be had at our store now The makes LIGKHT CLOTHING- HOT WEATHER a necessity y t -- St - 4 7 i viAu Pu ilti rmi i riv i t Wt A 11 ran itunlno taA itUig paorHin j if f There is not a bushel of bran for salo in Hopkinsville at any price For some weeks the mills have been shut down for repairs and the little stocks they had on hand were soon exhaust- ¬ ed The price in May was 16 cents per bushel but all thnt has been sold lately brough 20 cents None is to be had except a few sacks brought in occasionally by the coiiutry mills None of the produce dealers have thought it worth while to order from supply centers in carload lots After this week the millers expect to resume business and to be able to ml orders ii o ai 8 Nice long check cotton coats 98 Well made stripe satteen Fine black alpaca coats 14Fine silk luster coats 1 98 Genuine mohair coats French Drap De Te coats and vests 898 125 Linen duck white trousers 99 Boys fancy luster coats 10 Black bro and mixed seamless sox Special blk imported Maco sox fast black and full regular worth 25 1 18 rs kC- if ir1 COX OV BOULWARE ivVB t v LW 5 A ir- J w llii Ai V f ftvt- WBWRlVWn t A mj V rttW Mr- - J v o V A 6 t HOPKINSVILLE KlNTUGKlAN I WAlWMM4lMttWifowv Jtinel m 1895 r t J STANDING IN THE WOB bple Bead Tfc chile TeUa eo 1 wuz married I aeber could larn ter likev Ben but I did- - worship my UNCLE TOMMY SMITH t if l I U Pi t M I r f used ter go round de yard singhV wid ef do chickens an she got bo showent jest like er chicken too An idem chickens used ter sing back ather used ter call her it peered ter melike an yere shed como an mrch round Written for This Paper odd It will sound after awhile do yard wid em How MOuc day ole marster tuck sick Da I saw a human tto hear some one say being placea upon a block and sold to had er doctor frum way ober de creek And yet many of an one frum do town but it want no the highest bidder But how dreamy use fur ho died an den it didnt pear ns have seen this and shadowy it seems away back yon-¬ mo den er month fo ole miss she died der in that past that the thrill of child ¬ too I thought dat do worl dun como The world is ter er end sho but I ricolected dat hood makes hallowed swift and in the feverish lull that comes still had my young miss an my little at nightfall we can hear a cry of dis gal But bless you d fust thing I come dat da tresswe know that life is full of knowed yere Ihmt some folksirtT 4nlrA fin An mi creed and that men trample upon the cnlfl Trii An weak and forget the dying in their everything on do place But I had race for the dollar and yet wo must thought dat me an Miss May an de acknowledge that the world is better little gal could manago ter live some- ¬ than it was when a human being was how I didnt think erbout Ben but in de ebenin young miss she como out ter placed upon a block and sold Some time ago while in Texas I my cabin an gun ter cry an1 when I heard a story that affected me greatly tried ter quiet her sho cried wuss an she told me dat da had dun tuck me away frum her an wuz gwine put mo on do block an sell me 0h dis news mighty nigh broke my heart specially when she told me dat in all reason I wuz gwine to bo tuek off souf an dat de little gal wuz gwine be kep back I didnt sleep none dat night an I held dat little angel in my arms all through do dark hourp Do roosters crowed an my heart wuz tore fur I knowed dat daylight wuz er comin an dat soon de law would be dar Do little angel wuz ersleep wid one han on my breast Day come an I wondered how de sun could shino jest ez bright ez it did yistidy an I wondered how folks could laugh but I yerpd de law laugh ez It come er crowdin inter do jard De sheriff wuz dar an some ladies wuz dar an I wondered ef any o dem la ¬ dies had little angels at home I wuz er standinin de do an my little chilo wuz er clingin ter my dress ter my IK SIGHT YET NO DA AIS weddin dress fur da wanted ter make me look ez well ez da could De sheriff iX was at a farmhouse sitting on a porch of morning he called me an I went put er swallcr amid an entanglement glory vines An old negro woman came ln my heart an stood up on de bl6ck out of the house and stood upon the An den da gun ter auction me off I steps and shading her eyes with her yered er chicken sing an den I seed dat ho da littlogal o mine run out an jino de hand looked down the road chicken an bof o em an some mo aint in sight yit I heard her say chickens stood up in dc cornder o de Who Is not in sight I asked fence er slngln Da got through er Law me is you listenin ter my fool Ishness You musnt pay no tention biddinji on mS atter while fur er man I ter me chile An I know youd laugh frum Texas had dun bought me de miss at at me ef I wuz ter tell you who 1 waz seed de pale face o young en de block winder when I stepped off lookin fur Da tolo me ter tell de little gal No I wouldnt Wall I aint tole it good by I called her an yere she Sho miff now llu so long dat I would jess like ter tell come wid de chickens er follerin her Qtergin X assured her that I would not laugh knd I urged her until she told me the following story I wuz er livin erway back yander In Tennessee Ole mars an ole miss wuz po folks an I wanter tell you dat It wuz alius bad ter blong ter po peo ple fur you didnt know how soon dad hatter sell you Niggers wuz jes like any uder property an it didnt make no diffunce how much dar owners wuz Hatched ter em wy sometimes da had ter gib em up jest do same Ole mars an ole miss wuz monstus kine ter me doan blebe da ever did whup me but o cose I had ter work hard an dat wuz ter be spectcd fur da wuz po Da owned one uder nigger er gret big Ibench laiged feller named Ben An ez I growed up da wanted me ter mar ry Ben I didnt like dat nigger he want my style er tall an I tole ole miss that he want I tole her dat she standin in de do had dun raised me so particular dat I An 1 wuz er swallerin my heart all de wuz mighty keerful who I married but ole miss kep on er sayin dat 1 oughter time I tuck her inter do house an marry Ben An dat triflln nigger hung washed her an put er clean dress on froun mv cabin do most all day some- - her an atter kissin her time an er jtimes oer Sunday er beggin me ter gln 1 left her standin in de do an got marry him But I alius tole him dat I inter de wagon I wuz feered ter look wouldnt Huh 1 tole him dat he didnt round atter da driv off 1 wuz erfeered walk ter suit me I didnt want er pu sson dat I didnt hab my heart swollered dat went er wabblin er long like him enough but atter we got up on do top Heput me in mineo or wagin dat didnt o de hill I looked back an dar wuz de itrack I ustor tell him ter git outen little gal er standin in dc do wid er An mister I had jmy way ur Id scald him but de rascal clean dress on knowed dat I wouldnt do dat an so somehow thought dat one deze days I he kep on er hangin roun dc do Ole would look up de road an see young imarster he tuck it inter his head dat I miss an dat little gal er comin How long since you left Tennessee imust marry Ben lowed one day dat I I asked She studied a moment and then answered It must er been nearly fifty year ergo but I has alius been thank ¬ ful In my heart dat dar is dat little gal standin dar wid er clean dress on Opie Bead Had No Ide the FUeht of Time nnd After Half aCentury of Waiting Still Ziooked for Her Girl Oidi a Story He puttiest thing dat eber libed Dar Ho Is the Oldest Known Survivor wantno uder chillun round nowhar of the Late War Heard in Texas an atter dat chile got big ermiff she Was Sixty One Tnars of Aire When lit XSallited and Mow Carries Three Con ¬ federate Mullets In Hli llndy A er little gal Ter me sho wuz do Nero Mother i Grand Record of conjecture as to who is the oldest living veteran of the late war writesa Stj Louis Post Dispatch correspondent from Paris Ilh but it is the opinion of many who havo made tho matter a subject of study that the claims of Thomas Smith of this city are at least entitled to respectful It is doubtless a matter iHjMKs consideration If not the oldest veteran Uncle Tommy feels that in point of experience At least his record will discourage the aspirations of ambitious Tivals He carries in his tiody three confederate bullets one just under tho skin of the right knee cap another which en tered just over the right collar bone lodging somewhere in the fleshy part of the back and a third in the right hip Aside from these little reminders of southern hospitality he has two badly deformed arms one broken with a blow by a musket and the other the re sult of being ridden over in a cavalry charge at NashviUe On this latter occasion his breast bone and several ribs were crushed but he set aside the ben tence of death pronounced by the at tending physician and lived to render two more years of active service for the jAS TOM P MAJOR Feminine Ihgenuitles Late of Late of Clarksville Tenn Of the multifarious uses of the hairpin some at least arewell known They Wo suggested by a French travelers description of - a pin which the Indian women of Peru wear as a fastening for their shawls Its head Is in the shape of a spoon and a shawlpin in one OO It is odd the Frenchman says to see a woman pull out the pin letting 1025 her shawl drop from her bare shoul- ¬ eat- ¬ ders and proceed to use it for ing her soup or porridge After tho repast sne passes the bowl of the JOHN NMILLS-spoon caedfiijly between her lips W G WHEELER Bookkeepe two or three times gathers up her Bhawliand fastens It in place Tho same women use their slippers Instead of pocketbooks a point in II which theymay be said to have the advautago of their North American MEHCHA1 sisters who having no pockets or WAREHOUSEMEN COMMISSION Anu none within comfortable reach are GRAIN DEALERS compelled to carry their purses in FALMRVrv IVLajOX- BACCO NO ABID1I TOM P MAJOR West Main Street LOUISVILLE - KY jfroprs WEE 1 MILLS k in Wl their hands The money of lama consists of Russellyille and Railroad Streets bank notes which go vefy well Into LlberalAdvances On ConslKnments the bottom of a slipper As to the effect upon the bills perhaps the T R HANCOCK least said tho better There is an old saying that money always smells 1 Bweet Youths Companion In Your Blood Is the cause of that tired languid feeling which afflicts you at this season The blood is impure and has become thin and poor That is why you have no strength no appetite cannot sleep Purify your blood with Hoods Sarsa parilla which will give you an appetite tone your stomach and invigorate your nerves Hopkmsviiio Jientucny All Tobacco Sent Us Cohered pt msuranoe 3K R 0 WILC02P K ilAiNUJbrv a uj Notwithstanding his many infirmities and the weight of nearly ninety five years most of which were passed in arduous toil Uncle Tommy keeps with in his withered parchment like skin a young heart and relishes a joke as keenly as the average man of twenty old flag lUMGIxWilMIIE COR MAIN AND FRONT STREETS Tobao co Warehousemen and Commission Merchants Store T JR HANCOCK Liberal Advances on Tobacco Salesman approached by tho correspondent and asked to tell something concerning his life ho manifested the deepest interest and though he experienced considerable difficulty in remembering names and dates he was finally able to recall nearly all of the essential particulars He was born September 18 1800 at Powells Valley Campbell county Tenn and resided in that locality up to the beginning of the war Under the administration or Gov Cannon though a mere boy no enlisted in a state military organization and assisted in the nemoval of a large body of Indians from tho Georgia and Tennes see purchase which they had refused WHen Post-Dispatch five NAT GAITHER JASWESir in action and sure in effect vHoods Pills are easy to take 25c esy GAITHER WEST THOMAS SMITH BfllilKB CBYIN FITTEJT TO KILL HERSEF Moit Fatal Hour of Work the inspectors of mines with a view of testing the period at which accidents generally happen after the beginning of work has hit upon the ingenious design of arranging all the fatalities for the year under the hour at which they took place Out of forty one accidents no fewer than nine are reported in the first ifour of work more than at any other houi while in the sixth seventh and eighth hours there were eight five and two acciThe figures seem dents respectively to point to o lack of proper precautions before the work is begun One of Queer Looking Gunpowder Iwuz old ernuff ter marry an be wuth Jmo den de simple work I wuz doin Wanted chillun doan you see mo niggers you understan 0 cose da could er made me marry him any time da wanted ter but da didnt like ter do Aatf Ole mars an ole miss had er daughter de puttiest lady you eber seed named May I lubbed her an sho lubbed me an she wuz all time teUin me dat she didnt blame me dat sho wouldnt marry Ben nuther ef sho wuz in my place An I uster tell her dat I neber would marry Ben till sho tole mo ter but I knowd dat she would i nober tell me Wall one night Miss 4v ftJtfav sho come out ter my cabin er wiw avr mln fltlon Tlr11 Vioref nn cVi tnlo w me dat I would hatter marry Ben said dat ef I didnt da would hatter sell me f The powder used in big guns is queer looking stuff Each grain is a hex ¬ agonal prism an inch wide and two thirds of an inch thick with a hole bored through the middle of it In appearance it resembles nothing so much as a piece of wood If you touch a match to it it will take sever or eight seconds to go off A Woman Lucky Discovery iVtoleberMat lwunwf dkl EItVa er awful blow I teUveu butL i ef talce dress Hide Value of Giraffe There is an anticat society in West ¬ For the hide of a full grown giraffe phalia the membera of which orna ¬ an I ricdllecfcfttfcwecrled greatly sought after in Africa for whip ment the rooms of their meeting place Am nnt it ML4ifeaai itnck imwI Bjitiin a4AliAvr rajtjtjmff fi native huuteni izrffVi flio tatla rkf- 41J w wmw rv tw J hiva Iwouiu MW waa maae HrTnia It the richest gold mines now running in the Black hills was discovered by a woman Mrs Prank Stone who had stopped to rest while out walking among the hills with her father The mine being located a stamping mill was erected and the first three crushings Jor clean upa netted 10000 Ono of to vacate to a point in Arkansas near the present side of Little Rock When the war with Mexico opened he was one of the first to volunteer and under the command of Col James Swan followed the victorious campaign of Gens Scott and Taylor clear through to the City of Mexico participating in most of the notable engagements of the war and coming through with a single scratch a very slight bullet wound in the cheek the scar of which is still visible Returning to the pursuits of civil life he followed various callings until the late war when at the age of sixty one years he was quick to volunteer To quote his own words at this time he hadnt a gray hair could jump as far as he wanted to and could almost outrun a rabbit Be served first in the regiment of Col James Bromlow who was con nected with Pap Thomas division For three years he followed the for- ¬ tunes of this command participating in many engagements and receiving most of his injuries mentioned Uis left wrist was broken at Crab Orchard Ky his right arm broken breastbone and ribs crushed at Nashville Tenn the wound in his knee was received at Franklin Va that In the shoulder at Decatur Ala that in the hip at Louden below Knoxville Tenn where he also received a slight bullet wound in the left leg At the expiration of his three years service he removed his family from the border laid waste by the con ¬ tending armies to Shelby count Ind and then going to Indianapolis he enlisted in the One Hundred and Twenty first regiment Ninth Indiana cavalry with which he served until the close of the war Shortly after the downfall of tho confederacy he came with his family to this Edgar county and has been a resident of Paris for the last twenty five years In politics Mr Smith is a republican and though totally blind and very in ¬ firm ho never neglects an opportunity to vote A very singular and noteworthy fact about Mr Smith is that a few years since he began cutting a third set of teeth and four or five small thougli perfect molars have since made their appearance Within the last year ho has grown very feeble but ho retains his mental faculties well and is able to with the assistande of his walk down town at least once every day hen the weather will permit Ho cheerfully consented to sit for a picture the first ho has had taken for forty years at the solicitation of tho Post Dispatch correspondent and tho likeness as presented herewith is very striking son-in-la- CURIOUS STATISTICS Computations on Smoke Puffs Air Pressure Kisses and Politeness A German lover of figures has made the following curious calculations A man smoking a pipe of medium K HOPKINSVILLE size blows out of his mouth for fills the pipe seven every time he hundred srnoke clouds If he smokes W E JRAGSDADE RE COOPER four pipes a day for twenty years he blows out twenty million four hundred and forty thousand smoke clouds If two lovers spend four hours to- ¬ gether and the lover takes or re- ¬ ceives two hundred kisses low Lb calculation and each kiss lasts ten seconds in five years time the lover -t would have three hundred and sixty Special attention to sampling and selling tobacco Liberal advance ¬ five thousand kisses and their lips will remainwould have been united for the ments made on consignments Our charges for selling Tobacco No commission space of forty two days and six 1250 hours If the entire population is consid- ¬ 3j ered to be one billion four hundred million the brains of this number of human beings would weigh one mil- ¬ lion nine hundred and twenty two thousand seven hundred aid twelvo tons or as much as ninety six Iron- ¬ clads of the ordinary size The air pressure on a person of ordinary size is thirteen and a half tons A man of fifty years of age has in ordinary cases undressed himself eighteen thousand three hundred and fifty times and of course M F SHRYER T C HANBERY dressed himself just as many times When a person on the street raises his hat makes a bow the work of a second he is carried by the movement of the earth five hundred meters round with the Props planet three miles round the sun and nearly a mile forward with the Railroad Street Between Tenth and Eleventh sun TOBACCO And Proprietors PLANTERS Warehouse RAGSDALE COOPER lllllll GO Tito Will KY HL HOPKINSVILLE JSstab Listed S S X JHUiflT k CO Tobacco Commission Merchants CENTRAL WAREHOUSE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE HANBERY SHRYER - Better than Hot Springs I write tolhank you for the Electropoise and will state that I Cobb EC p3sIrLSTrille Careful attention given t sampling and selling all tobacco consigned to us Liberal advances on tobacco in Btore Good charters for teams pud teamsters All tobacco insured unless otherwise instructed J B ALLEN 3zr Kt Genl Agt L E4 DADD BooK keeper C P WAREIELDSul have been suffering with sciatica for three years I was not able to do any work and tried eveaything and made Union Tobacco Warehouse COMMERCE i and HITER STS Hot Springs which gave me partial relief but I was as bad as ever a short while after I returned home Thanks to tho Electropoise I can now say I am a well man from every rheuGEO KWHITE matic pain a trip ro 50 dlarksviHe Tennessee S 5 UNIO HOUSE N Liberal advance made on Con- ¬ Free Storage signments Planters Correspondence o licited Two years ago I was in very bad health physicans said it was Brights Disease and they could do nothing for me and my chances for living aB long as two months was very slim I bought an Electropoise and began to improve at once Am now in first class health A Prompt and Careful Attention to All Business Entrusted to Us dMMfMflMflPMgiiiPflSlSgl TTj VTrXNOtirvnV LJ LTI n HffTTTIT O JlYX U XLi JLi A JCXVAU VJTOUiN CLARKSVILLE TENN HOPSON Hopson Ky I am well pleased with the Electropoise and can not say too much ip its iiJ If praise I used it for rhqumatism fa and it has entirely cured me Tose suffering with rheumatism should by all means give it a trial m T B LAMB P Mil McGowan Ky s IP Electropoise renti U I i Manufacturer and Importer of ITALIA W MARBLE SCOTCH SWEDE and thA moat i p I 1 sirnhlA FARTTTTTvr rsT a atthtc - AUAX1 J Jl JCJ ii a Af mr MONUMENTS TABLETS ana STATUARY I I m wr yoar8 e5Perience wo el confident that ordws entrusted ha MWUWUJU u ujiuuiu ana i srustio manner w i Asvs 7JL JI- - 1 ti ni ionic Jk UcnD wyuviwr vfc ww ni LuilTill jarMB F JC WHITLOW is our Soliolterfor work 1 ii esfgssse wssmmmsms Z J t in i m 6un8 21 1895 I HOPKINBVILLE KENTTJCKIAN A T a fX Weeks Oiroalt Oourt Dfveotoryi three weeks third Monday In May trm two weeks flr Monday in September term three Miracle in Texas Oukistw erm six four weejt term bx we Fourth Monday In rebruar- yki first Monday In June term Monday In September 0 oond Monday in April term ekl ran Monar v August term three second Monday in November two vm Vs term tuj4 V Monday in May LTON- iterm twe weekst first Monday th August term twe weeks Awt Monday in December term two weeks CAtLOWAl Dr Kollock fn Nashville Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant 8urgeon U S Navy after wards Post Surgeon U S Army and later Surgeon British Marine Service with two years experience as physician at Hot Springs ArK Endorsed by the Erioyclopoodla Brl tanlca Vol X page 135 the largest and most important work in Jhe world being in wenly flyc volumes each the size of alarge churchWble He is noted as thediscoverer of tliotfcSvfl prlnclplejofgelseminum a specl Cures flo for ncuralgla of the face and womb Catarrh Svphllls Lost Manhood and General Debility The Dootor has been all over the world and has made mrny cures glyon up by other physicians Vendome Building I T 1 1 Mri G A Stillson a morchanr of III writes August xuia 1891 Clinic Kidney Cure is meet It has inrr wit ii wnndnrftll SUCCCSS poured somo cases here thatphysicians pronouncea ineuruuiu j mj owi uu Tampico to day is a hying picture of health ana UJimc iiianoycure hub muuu u able to testify to its merits such My face I had suffered twenty seven years with the disease and to day I feel ten years younger than I did one year ago 1 can obtain some won- ¬ derful certificates of its medical qualFor sale by C K Wyly ities There is said to be over a hundred female pulpit orators in this county Do You Travel start on a journey with ¬ bottle of Foleys Colic and out a Diarrhoea Cure a sure preventive of the bowel complaints occasioned by change of water or climate 25c For sale by C K Wyly If so never The average amount of sickness in human life is ten days per annum Truths Tersely Toid Foleys Sarsaparilla cleanse blood gives tone to the system parts life and vigor and makes weak strong Trial size dOc sale by C K Wyly the the For im Win sor castle has been used as a royal owid ence for 781 years A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man jed Are you bilious constipated or troublea with jaundice sick headache bad taste in mouth foul breath coat indigestion tongue dyspepsia Jiot dry skin pain in back and between the shoulders chills and fever etc KfcxQU hare any of these symptoms y3 liver is out of order and your blooct is slowly being poisoned because your blood does not act properly Herbine will cure any disorder of the liver stomach or bowels It Jhas no equal as a liver medicine Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at E C Hardwicks drug store The first newspaper was published in England in 1588 m Ing behind them Then entered twn ty knights of tho Teutonic order head ¬ ed by their master Archduke Eugene dressed in white with a long1 black cross on the breast of their doublets and another on the back of their long whito cloaks They marched around the hall and then forming a lino on either side made way for the minis ters with Count Kanolky at- the head 1 and tho emperors staff They were followed by tho primate of Austria Cardinal Gruscha with priests and aco-¬ lytes bearing candles and burning in- ¬ cense Then came the emperor dressed in tho white unifornf of an Austrian general and wearing the order of the Golden Fleece He advanced to the table and addressed a few words to the old men At a signal from the master of ceremonies twelve puardsmpn stepped forward each bearing on a A Preventive of Cramp tray tho first course of a sumptuous R- ¬ epast the emperor now took off his A New York physician says that helmet gave it to an officer and pars¬ women seem more subject to ing down the line arranged the dishes writers cramp than men that they before each guest Tvvelvo archdukes get it frequently when the work then approached and removed the they are doing is surprisingly small Barmecide banquet from tho guests to produce that result He thinks eyes handing the dishes to the guards Tho table was the troublo must bo the habit of the washing of then taken away and priest using slenderer penholders Large approached with- feet began aAgolden a towel and cork penholders nearly an iuch in basin full of water their slippers wero diameter and very light are the taken from the old mens feet and the best guard against the cramp but emperor on his knees beginning with they are worth much more as a pre the oldest moistened hlsfeet with wa- ¬ ter and dried them with the toweL ventive than ns a pun Without rising still on his knees he Chamberlains Eyo and Skin Ointment passed on to the next one and so on to Is unequalled for Eczema Tetter Salt tho end of the row When ho had fin ¬ Rheum Scald Head Sore Nipples Chapped ished he rose and placed around each Handsj Itching Piles Burns Frost Bites mans neck a chain attached to which Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eye Lids was a small white bag containing thir- ¬ ty pieces of silver That ended the For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box ceremony the emperor and his suite to hobseownebs withdrew and the old men wero taken For putting a horse in a fine healtliy con- home by their friends dition try Dr Cadys Condition Powders They tone up the system aid digestion cure GUN WESLEY MERRITT loss of appetite relieve constipation correct INVESTIGATED BY THE TEXAS CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE AND V0UCHEDF0R BY DR C o H STANSBURY From the Texan Christian Advocate Our representative has made a careful In ¬ vestigation of the II E Spaulding case at Longview which is here published for the first time and which will be read with great interest by medical men everywhere In reply to the Christian Advocated ques- ¬ tions Mr Spaulding said About eightyears ago while running a locomotive I contracted sciatic rheumatism in uiy left side from my hip down It came on slow but sure and in a few months I lost control entirely of that member it was just the same as if it was paralyzed I was totally unable to m6ve out of my room for a year and a half six months of which time I was bed ridden I tried every remedy suggested and had regu ¬ lar physicians in constant attendance on I was bundled up and tent to Hot me Springs where I spent three months under the treatment of the most eminent special- ¬ ists all of which did me no good and I came bade from the springs in a worse condition than when I went I came home and laid flat on my back and suffered the most excruciating agonies screaming in pain every time anybody walked across the room the only ease I obtained being from the constant use of opiates After three months of this kind of ngonv during which time my entire left legperished away to the very bone my attention was called to a new remedy called Dn Williams rink Pills for Pale People by Mr Allison who is now train dispatcher rtt Texarkana and who was relieved of locomotor ataxia of twenty years duration At his urgent and repeated solicitation I consented to give them a trial after taking a few doses I began to improve I continued taking the pills and kept right on improving until I was finally cured My leg is just the same size now as the other one and I am sure that Pink Pills not only cured me butsaved my life The reporter next visited Dr CH Stana bury a graduate of one of the medical schools of Kentucky and a man who enjoys the confidence of everybody in Longview Ho said I know that M Spaulding had a terribly severe attack of sciatic rheumatism of which I tried to cure him used every- ¬ thing known to my profession in vain and finally recommended him to go to not Springs Ho came back from the springs worse than when he went aud I thought it was only a matter of time until his heart would be affected and he would die I also know that his cure is the direct result of the use of Dr Williams Pink Pills That is rather an unusual statement for ft regular physician to make doctor I know it is but a fact is a fact and there are hundreds of people right here in Longview who know what I say is the truth I also know Mr Allison and know that he was relieved of a genuine and severe case of locomotor ataxia of twenty years landing TWELVE OLD BEGGARS They llad Their Feet Washed by the Emperor of Austria On Iloly Thursday at Vienna Em- ¬ peror Francis Joseph performed the annual ceremony of washing- the feet of twelve old beggars Tho ceremony took place in the Hall of Ceremonies in tho imperial palace On a platform raised slightly above the floor was a long1 table with twelve covers a plate knife wooden spoon folded napkin for each with a pieco of bread a pewter mug and a little blue pitcher filled with water At 10 oclock twelve old men tho youngest 80 and the oldest 00 entered the hall and were supported each by two relatives to the platform which they mounted with difficulty and were plated in their seats their relatives most of them women stand- - DEATH IN PASSING SHOT Ajx Old Soldlor Tolls of Somo War Timo Experiences CERULEAN r V SPRINGS Man- ii He Never Knew an Instancy In Whloh Death Reiultd Except from Actual Contact Peculiar Effect ot Flylnc Missiles Triers County Kentucky i v EMPEBOB FBANCIS JOSEPH John II Carlisle of Little Rock Ark was in tho thick of some of the most noted skirmishes of tho civil war and narrowly escaped death more than once His father served under com ¬ mand of Beauregard and one of his brOthcrs was in tho Eighth Virginia regiment that went up tho hill in Gen Picketts division at Gettysburg July 3 1803 and was one of tho thirty men that were alone left out of the 350 that climbed tho hill on that memorable day Says Mr Carlisle in the St Louis Re public I was anxious to know if either my father or brother in all their war time experiences had personally known of a death being caused by the passage of a shot or shell without their even so much as coming literally in contact with any part of the body But neither of them had ever been near cnOugh when such a thing occurred to speak as eye witnesses though both had fre ¬ quently heard of it But having been knocked over once by tho force of a shell 1 think I know as much aboui tho effect of a passing hell as anyone who has lived to tell such things and as far as my personal opinion goes I do not think that death ever resulted from tho mere force of a passing shot or shell without their striking the body Those deaths reported to have resulted from such occurrences I think were due to other causes During the Maryland campaign a ypung soldier by the name of Selman in my command was as we all thought killed by a flying shot but in a few moments he rose to his feet and took his place in the skirmish line appar- ¬ ently all right except for a pain in his breast across which thero was a dark bruise Of course we all thought tliis was from tho shot which must have struck him but were all much sur- ¬ prised to learn that the slight wound had been inflicted not by a shot but by a piece of fence rail Now the facts wero these The shot struck the fence before it passed on to the man and the splinter came This faiiious health and pleasure resort the oldesWMWestern Kentucky situated on the O Railroad 1 1 miles from PriucdtoriTand 16 miles from Hopkinsyille and is open the year round SIX TRAINSSILY is TWGTHMNGO Sufyhu aders THE HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS ARE UNSURPASSED and Chalybeate Water in Abundance i Temperature of Sulphur Water 56 degrees flowing frota a bod nnrL nevei failing spring AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN STRING BAND ON HAND Hates reasonable and made known on application Address Manager or 7 3--crT3- sr 6z For Descridtivf Pamphlet and full particulars co Summer season now open Chalybeate Springs G EO zj L DIAL Proprietor jSjsjIES There Is no longer any excuse lor the people to remain la the cities through the warm summer months for the want ofaccomodatlons at the CHALYBEATE SPRINGS at SE BREE KY The proprietor GL Dial has reeently hullt a housa with a uumber of good well ventilated rooms within twenty yards of the Springs sufficiently elevated which mates It quite a desirable for qulbt rest and health rECEnsrx crciKrsr V TWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER CNE MANAGEMENT UahlnewF BOWLING GREEN BUSINESS COLLEGE I The orreat Business Training School ol the South I SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL English Teachers Scientific and Classic Music Art and Elocution provided Cook Keeping Short hand Telegraphy Type 1 Courses Pupils can enter at I for Low rates ol ooard and tuition Writing and Penmanship Send foi any time Send for catalogue I catalogue CHEER BSOS ProTfrs Borrtliy IroenKy Address STMentlon Course desired iw tnw KWKiSfZOmmiimSsi tag btfil t J Lhery Feed And Sale StableCOR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS HOPK1NSVILLE -- Good - JJ4 KENTUCKY oilmen Rigs with or without drWers furnished day or night Special rate to Commer Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES 88ffi KILLED BY A FLYIXO SHOT We are well eauinned to do the best HIGH GRADE PRINTING at moderate prices Write us when needing Letter Heads Bill Heads Envelopes Catalogues Circulars Posters Certificates of Stock Douds or any kind of printing where good work is desired PRINTERS BINDERS Ballards We guarantee this fo bo the best Cough Syrup manufactured in the whole wide world This is saying a great dpal but it is true For Con sumption Coughs Colds Sore throat Sore Chest Pneumonia Bronchitis Asthma Croup Whooping Cough and all disease of the Throat and Lungs we postively guarantee Ballards Horehound Syrup to be without an equal on the whole face of the globe In support of this statement we refer to every individual who has ever used it and to every druggists who has ever sold it Such evidence Free trial bottle at is indisputable B C Hardwicks drug store Horelibund Syrup kidney disorders and destroy worms giving new life to an old or over worked horse 25 cents per package For sale by druggists cently was appointed major general in At Canton 300000 peorjle live in the United States army was born in New York city June 10 1830 Ho was boats graduated at the United States military Buttons are now made of potatoes academy July 1 1800 assigned to tho dragoons and promoted first lieuten 18 1801 captain April 5 Chamberlains Cough Remedy ant May took partand Gen Stonemans in colds croup and whooping 1602 lie cures cough It is pleasant safe and reli- ¬ raid toward Richmond in April and able For sale by K C Hardwick The Kenr Alujor Geocral Ha as Enviable War Hocortf Brig Gen Wesley Merritt who re- ¬ druggist women te 1000 men In Great Britain there are 1047 pound of cochineal It takes 70000 insects to make one Ballards Snow Liniment Mrs Hamilton Cambridge Ills says I had the rheumatism so bad I could not raise my hand to my head Ballards Snow Liniment has entirely¬ cured mo I take pleasure in inform ing my neighbors and friends what it has done for me Chas Handlev clerk fpr Lay Lyman Kewance Ills ad yikofl us Snow Liniment cured him of Bjiteumatism Why not try it It wili surely do you good It cures all Wounds Sores Cuts Inflamation Space has a temperature Sprains etc Free trial bottle at K decrees below zero C Hardwicks drug store Kerosene was first used for lighting purposes in 1826 was taken in children was sick with a severe bowOur doctors remedies el trouble failed then we tried Chamberlains Colic Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy which crave very speedy relief We regard it as the best medicine ever put on the market for bowel comMrs E G Gregory Fred plaints ericktown Mo This certainly is tho best medicine ever put on the mar- ¬ ket for dysentery summer complaints colic and cholera infantum in chil dren It never fails to give prompt relief when usedin reasonable timed and the plain printecLdirections are followed Many mothers have ex- ¬ pressed their sincere gratitude tor the cures it has effected For sale by R C Hardwick druggist Last summer one of our grand MAJ OEN WESLET MEBBITT U 8 A brigadjer general and major general in the regular army for bravery at tho battlo of Five Forks and his services during tho final Virginia campaign and on April 1 was commissioned major general of volunteers After tho war ho was employed chiefly on frontier duty until 1882 when he was placed in charge of tho United States military academy at West Point In June 1887 ho was ordered to Fort Leavenworth Ho became lieutenant colonel of the tfintji cavalry h 18C0 colonel of the Fifth cavalry ia 170 svd brfcadie His reocd fjt the general in 188T rpquired to cure him Ho says he prominent merchant of Boquet frontier service is quite m good as his owes his recovery to this wonderful speaks yexy highly of Pain Balm ana civil war record Geo Merritt retire remedy Mrs Mary Sibley Sidney his recommendations have had much meat will not take place until 10 and vMich Forsalesby K O Hardwick to do with making it popular thero hia ohayces of becoming saaiormajor Forsal by K C Jftirdwick druggist general are therefore very food the night with cramping pains and the next day diarrhoea Tho Duke of Sutherland owns 1- set in She took half a bottle of go8515 acres blackberry cordial but got no relief In the vicinity of Boquet WestShe then sent to me to see if I had anything that would help her I sent moreland Co Pa almost an one her a bottlo of Chamberlains Colic can tell you how to cure a lame back Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and or stiff neck They dampen a piece thoiilit dose relieved her Another of flannel with Chamberlains Pain Of our neighbors had been sick for Balm ahd bind it on the affected about a weeK ana naa inea amerent parts and in one or two days the remedies for diarrhoea but kept get- ¬ trouble has disappeared This same ting worse T sent him this same ireatment will promptly cure a pain in remedy Only four doses of it was ihe side or chest Mr E M Frye a Mrs Rhodie Noah of this place May 1803 and was in command of the reserve cavalry brigade in the Pennsyl ¬ vania campaign of the same year be ¬ ing commissioned brigadier general of volunteers in June For gallant and meritorious services during the battle of Gettysburg ho was brovetted major Still in command of his brigade ho took part in tho various engagements of 200 in central Virginia in 1803 4 and was brovetted lieutenant colonel and colonel in tho regular army and major general A good appetite and refreshing of volunteers for gallantry at the bat- ¬ sleep are essential to health of mind tles of Yellow Tavern Hawcs Shop and body and these are given by anfl Winchester respectively On March 18 1805 ho was brovetted Hoods Sarsaparilla about shoulder high Fifty yards to our rear was tho Twelfth Virginia cav alry of Rossers brigade The men were standing to horse ready to mount This shell struck an outsido horso in the flank and went straight through him cutting him literally in two An hour af tcrward I was told tho soldier that stood beside him was dead I do not think though that tho shell killed tho man for I saw the horse struck and saw the soldier falL But I do not think tho shock was severe enough to have killed him for he made too much noise in falling for a man seriously hurt I am inclined t think that this death which occurred a short time after that was from some other cause slower than the shot so while the eyes of the men wero turned in the direction in which tho shot had gone tho rail did its work without being seen and had tho soldier been killed we would naturally have thought that the simple force of the shot did it as there was the blue mark across his breast During the battle of Brandy Sta- ¬ tion Va June 0 1803 a shell passed very close to mo flying not more than twenty four inches from my right side Tho horse next to mine was killed and its rider a young man about my own age and myself fell forward on our horses necks I thought of course that my companion was hurt and tho moment I recovered I leaned over and caught him by tho shoulder He was not injured in the least any further than being stunned by tho shock and did nOt know that his horse was dead under him The shell had passed down through tho horses rump The line had just been straightened from a curve that caused tho center horse to be packed in so tight that it could not fall at once though perfectly dead Tho only sensation I experienced was a dreadful pressure and though my right leg was pressed hard against the horse I received no moro serious shock Again on tho morning of April 0 1805 at Appomattox a shell passed through the ranks of my company One of oursDecialtiesiseood BLANK Write us for estimates on Blank Hooks either plain or printed page and Musk bound and books rebound at reasonable prices BOOK Magazines work cf any kind write us for estimates binding guaranteed If vou anticinate oublishincr a book Reasonable prices good printing and artistic JOHN P MORTON Wholesale Stationers COMPANY j Printers Binders Publishers 440 446 West Main Stroot LOUISVILLE KY m THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT 1895 UAWW SON SPRINGS DAWSON Ho kins County KENTUCKY These celebrated chalybeate anil salts springs are situated immediately upon the Chesa- ¬ peake Ohio and Southwestern R It 105 miles west of Louisville Ky and fo miles east of iaaucnu Ky THEARUADIA HOCSE Is new and neatly furnished with capacity of entertaining 800 Tho owners of thu hotel are also owners of the Springs and the guests of the Area Sersons have FREE ACCESS to the Springs without extra charge Invalids should remember that the months of June and July oner many advantages to persons visiting the Springs The dry and liquid salts are manufactured a these Springs For pamphlets etc apply to N Si HOLEM AN A CO Proprietors In W Formerly with Alexander T Grant Propr T Grant E B Baldwin B UerS ARLINGTON HOTEL BEASONONBLE CORNER TWELFTn AND MAIN RATES STREET LOUISVILLE HOT AND COLD BATHS frCY BAR BARBER SHOP HOW TO DRESS NEATLY Every one knows we are artists in woolen fabrics and the most fashionable aalors in the city We guarantee fits and absolute- ¬ 3x2ys ly dont want our customers to pay for any Our clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory stock of spring woolens is now complete embracing all the latest designs in London specials and Foreign importations exclusive with us No one else can show them She Did Her Share Eev Charles S Field of Vernon Tex and I felt a littlo tho worse for wear after a bard Sundays work preaching twice and making on ad¬ dress 1 remarked to my wife I always fed a little worse oq Mon ¬ day than any other day in the week It was Monday morning says OUR TRIMMINGS Siie replied- - 1 do not No sold ut yrj dp not have to preach twice oo Soodajf Two I do npt UMcaoji Sunday Qtuwa tho quick refUtttee but I listen to yqu Bama Hcwto pph NTOBIN FASHIONABLE i08 MAIN STREET i We invite you to call and are always the very best see for yourself and get prices TAILOR w 0a u 1 4 H ri V to t 4P i XS H v s tim ilr - o- re- rTt V t tiKf nr ayi cA ft tatf i i r jjaawi V U ot d i 8- O HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKIAN r Juno 21 1895 GREAT HERE AND TKEREj JKATRIMONJtAL Oak Grove BeginningMond if J H KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when lightly used Tho many who live bet¬ ter than others and enjoy life more with less expenditure by more promptly adapting tho worlds bent products to the needs of physical being will attest the value to nealth of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in tho remedy Syrup of Figs Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pleas suit to tho taste tho refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect lax ¬ ative effectually cleansing the syatem dispelling colds headaches and fevers and permanently curing constipation to It has given satisfaction of millions and the medical set with tho approval on the Kid ¬ profession because it acts neys Liver and Bowels without weak ¬ ening them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance Syrup of Figs is tor sale by all drug ¬ gists in 60c and 1 bottles but it is man ¬ ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only whose name is printed on every package also the name Syrup of Figs and being well informed you will not accept any substitute if offered II x 4 I- t 0 Y Time Table TIUINS GOING SOUTH No 2 Daily It 1149 a m 1210 pin NORTH BOUND No 3 Dally No 1 Dally Mail Express Mail Express 250 p m 640 a m LTHopkiusvlUe 505pm 655a m Princeton Bturgis Marion Princeton Cerulean Springs Gracey Ar Hopkinsville IDeKoTen Evansvllle Henderson Corydon Horgaufleld Mall Express Mail Express 420 pm 680 am No i Dally 717am 742am 813am 849am 904am 94am 1057 am U33am 610pm 582pm 606pm 642pm 665pm 744pm 850pm 925pm 941 p m 1000pm ArKyansTille Marion DcKoven Morganfield Corydon Henderson 1003 10 25 75Sam 850 am 980am a 1115 LOCAL am in am 604pm 707 p m 740 pm 8 35 p m 814 pm 9 25pm Ar Hopkinsville Lv 780 om Ar Princeton 0NI0NT0WN BRANCH South Bound Dally 6S0pm Lv Uniontown 740am 665 pm 05a ra Ar Morganfield North Bound Daily 935 am 745pm liTMorganfield 8lOpm 1000am ATUnlontown B F Mitohkll X MShbbwood Agt LvPrinceton FREIGHT 715am Daily 1000 am 500pm HopkinsTilleKy PERSONAL GOSSIP G PA main longer Mr Henrv flartman who has been Buffering from a complication of diseases for some time has gone to Nashville to place himself under the treatment of a prominent physician of that city Mr Oswin Steinhagen has gone to St Joseph Mo to travel for a wholesale hardware house His territory will embrace Kentucky and Tennessee Miss Tommie Deeson of Gunnison Miss step daughter of the late C T Mason of The Square has arrived in the city and will spend the summer with Mrs Jas B Wood of Howell Mrs J B Crawley is visiting her mother 310 Second street Mr Crawley is still in Hopkinsville building he water works Paducah News Miss Nannie W Pilcher of Nash- ¬ ville arrived in the city Wednesday on a visit to Miss Ritchie Burnett Miss Bessie Campbell has returned from school at Roanoke Va after an absence of ten months Mr McKenzie Moss a prominent young attorney of Bowling Green was in the city this week Phelps Cowan of Joliet 111 is visiting his grandmother Mrs C V Rev C H Nash Rev T S McCall and wife Maj J O Ferrell Mr Vir gil Richards and Mrs S G Buckner returned Tuesday from the General Baptist Association at Paducah Judge T J Watkins of Eddyville candidate for circuit judgewas in the city for a few hours Wednesday and paid us a pleasant call He will return in a week or ten days and re¬ Phelps Miss Lute Johnson of Alabama is M A Mason of The Square Mrs Henry Blackburn of Wood burn Ky is visiting Mrs W H El gin Miss Mary Wallace of Shelbyville is visiting Miss Mary Green this the guest of Mrs week city Mr Joseph Russell and wife of Elkton are visiting relatives in the V Miss Carrie Salter has returned fiom a visit to relatives in Cincinnati Miss Fannie Rust is visiting Miss Josie Whife in Cadiz - Mr W A Lowry left again yester day for Sebree Ltt J W Smith who was shot by Charlie Lew is at Elkton on the 12tb inst is reported to be out oi danger and on the road to recovery Lewis jrf out on a 2000 bond U uvui mrmers ot ooutu Unratian has a fine Red Sea wheat crop while his -- J Tinivlinrmi ilif ASA nlJtl u U1U mm 0 imso ii bearded variety have very light and inferior crops Mr Jones says the Kea toea is by far the best variety to raise for several reasons- - among whjch are tho protection the beard affords from wind or frost after it heads out Many crops were caught in the head by the frost of May 13th and almost destroyed while the Red Sea crops on the same farms stood the frost without injury Diamond dyes at Armisteads Hopkinsville may have a flour fan Mr Richard S ine of a few days duration The York was married Whitney of New Crescent Milling Co has overhauled at Russellville to Tuesday evening its machinerv rmt in a new firicnnA Lewis daughter ofMiss Mary Ella Rev Jas A and made other improvements but Lewis They will visit Yellowstone cannot start operations for ten or Purk and other points of interest twelve days yet Mr Huffman is pre and spend the summer at Brewster paring to make flour by the new roll- ¬ Island Mr Whitneys summer home er process and will not commence They will go abroad in the fall grinding for several days Flour will and spend the winter in Paris no doubt be bought from Nashville Mr Wmtney is three times a millor Henderson by tho grocers if neces ionaire sary to supply their customers Mr Albert S Anderson and Miss Sticky fly paper at Armisteads Mattie Grider were married at Mad Miss Mary T Flack who was re isonville Wennesday ported in our last issue as having It is now denied that the reported failed of election as a teacher in the marriage of Rev H A Macdonald and public schools was not an applicant Miss Cora Merriam of Mayfield took for a position She received some place complimentary votes but was in no sense an applicant for the place she DEATHS nem last session We make this correction in justice to Miss Flack Ladd Died in Trigg county Ky on the night of the 16th inst near Trilby toilet soap at Armisteads Cerulean Springs Mr G W Ladd McGehee Bros of Clarksville will an old and respected citizen of that open a general merchandise store at community Mr Ladd was born in Adairville Kv this week Mr Clay Trigg county on the 3rd day of June ton Harris late of Richmond Va low ana naa spent His nrill Jinvo nhnrcro nf tho nfw Rtnrfi the same neighborhood long life in He was for lhis gives the hrm live stores loca many years a worthy member of the UlarksvilJe uracey Rocky Ridge Baptist church ted as follows Pembroke Allensville and Adairville a week since he was paralyzed About from which he died He leaves four sons Dawson salts water at Armisteads and one daughter with many friends The opening ball at Hotel Eureka was loss xiis uiuurn Sebree occurred last evening A iureached ins the morning iunerai 17th on of the large crowd of young people were on S the Rev A W y Meachamafter hand and dancing was indulged in which his remains were laid away in until a very late hour Mr L Barnes family burying ground i the old hotel man is proprietor of the the Keen Mr Rudolph Keen for- ¬ Hotel Eureka this season and is almerly of this city died on the 26th ready enjoying a liberal patronage of May at the American Hospital in Old papers for sale at this office the city of Mexico The news of his Meal iB now selling at 80 cents a death only reached theciU this week bushel and has been scarce at that Mr Keen was a son of the late Rev owing to the shut down of both of T G Keen for many years pastor of the mills Neighboring mills have the Baptist church of this city He been supplying the city with meal for was about 45 years of age and unmarried about ten days Call and get your bags of us Johnson Robt L Johnson aged Next week wheat threshing will 65 years residing near Ringgold commence and our merchants are ex- ¬ died Tuesday evening of appendicitis Mr pecting a large increase in business city Johnson was well known in thiB and was a prominent Mason in a short time With wheat even at 70 and 75 cents money will be plenti The Kentucky Teachers ful Teachers and others who want to Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over attend an interesting meeting and City Bank Hopkinsville Jy enjoy a short visit to the Capitol of N will sell round trip the Blue Grass country should make The L tickets to Louisville at one fare June a note of the forthcoming meeting 23 24 and 25th good returning until of the Kentucky educational Associand on the 29 account Democratic ation at Lexington on July 1st 2d otate convention J M Adams Agt and 3d The railroads of the State Grape bags the best and cheapest will sell round trip tickets at one fare for the round trip good until July for sale at this othce 5th This will enable those who so H Hainer charged with passing desire to remain in Lexington over counterfeit money in Clarksville was the Fourth and attend the Lexington arrested in Guthrie Tuesday after Chautauqua which has an unusually noon and taken back to answer attractive program for that day in is well again cluding T DeWitt Talmage and Dr I N Vaughan Office at General John B Gordon as lecturers now ready for business Such a Combination is not often North Main rock bridge found and no teacher can well afford Graves Condy have given impe- ¬ to miss this meeting tus to the paramount issue by bring Ihe program of the educational As ing on a stock of silver and gold but- sociation is full of the topics to be tons for coat lapels discussed by able speakers The Cleaning and repairing a specialty meetings will be held iu the AandM done by Fowright the tailor and cut- College Auditorium and Lexington ter Seventh St between Main and will do her best to make the meetiog attractive to all who attend Present Era office indications point to this as the best The front of Hotel Latham is much meeting the Association has had in a improved in appearance by new long time and the location the time graining and the awnings which have ana the program combine to insure recently been put up success Every teacher in the State Dr A P Campbell has resumed who can possibly do so ought to at- ¬ his practice and also has secured the tend and take a part in the proceed- ¬ right to extract teeth by the painless ings and thus help on the great ad- ¬ vance movement in education We Co process Office over Bassett trust our section of the state may be Several new wells are being bored fully represented by live wide awake in the city A public well is badly teachers for it is only such that atneeded on North Main street beyond tend these educational eratheriners the bridge and reap the benefits occurring from Dr Sam J Bakerspecialistdiseases tnem of Eye Ear Throat ajxd Nose Eyes Supervisors Circular tested with finest French trial case To any and all tax payers in made free Spectacles furnishedOffice If you over Wallace Taliaf orros drugs store the northern road district know of any overseer who has failed Lady attendant Hours 9 to 4 to work his section of road good you Judge Linn who has been criti cally ill at his home at Murray is re- ¬ will please notify me at once at Crof ported to be somewhat better but not ton Ky while the grand jury is in session or if you know of any section yet out of danger of road in my road district that has No doubt sugar will advance in a no overseer you will also notifv me few dayB as the canning season will of same as my duties put upon me soon be on Get your sugar before it oy tne nscai court at its April session goes up at Wallis grocery opposite compell me to be with the road the Kentuckian office grader all of my time and it is im- ¬ The Times says plans for Bowling possible for me to go over my roads Greens electric railway have been as I did last year I invite any and an to come ana inspect my road work about completed and see for themselves and I know Bradley Bros and T W Gooch are you will be pleased with the road having wells bored on their respective when when we go over it and I also lots know you will say it is money well Yours respectfully Born to the wife of Chief of Police spent JM Dolin J Sol Fritz a girl on the 18th inst District Road Supervisor Hartford voted on prohibition this week and went wet by two votes Oity Taxes 895 Thompson Meador have sold 23 City taxes for Hopkinsville are now Rambler bicycles this season in my hands for collection and It is said there are over 200 bicy- due and in default of payment are on or cles in Hopkinsville before Nov 1 95 a penalty of 6 ner Fresh Jersey cow for sale Apply cent will be attached toT J Morrow Xi C Cravens It made several futile attf mpts to City Tax Collector rain yesterday June 18 1695 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ wvfMv B vuu VI IAO J1UJ41- - Dr Frey of Tren ¬ Oak Grove June 18 We are hav ton Ky and Miss Jennie CabanisB ing somq nice weather now and the Everything Goes of the same place were married in farmers are taking advantage of it by Regardless of Cost Evansvillo Juno 17th at the homo of preparing their crops the brides brother Dr Frey is a Mr Frank Snadon began cutting rising young physician who is rap wheat on the 14th inst He was the Hotel Latham Block T idly taking a prominent position first to cut wheat in this section this 1st Door to luaiti of Main Entrance Late of Loukville among the doctors of Todd county He is a native of Tennessee but has season T At Williams house is Hear ¬ Mr uvea m Trenton lor ten years The ing completion Mr Covington of bride is a most attractive young lady Allensville is the contractor and tho N TIME TABLE L a daughter of Rev A B Cabaniss people are delighted with his rapid TEA1N8 GOING NORTH and was educated in this city and is and substantial work So 62 8t LouleFast Mril S52sm Mo K Nashville Accom 8P0pm well known here to many of bur Mrs Jas A McKenzie and son Jim SoMSt Louis Express 1010 Pm people The Kentuckian extends are visiting their many friends Oak TRAINS OOINO SOOTH congratulations and wishes them a Grove people are always glad to fo63t Louis Expreis 4Sftam no 60 Nashville Accomodation 625am happy future welcome them at their old home So 61 St Louis Mail U8pm The Main FnRY OABANisfi Clearance Sale J SARZEDAS 1 Kin FIRES ii Mrs J W Jones Mrs Dr J A Wood and Mrs Will Elliott spent last week at Dawson Springs Mr J F Allensworth will stay among us during the wheat season He reports some good sales this year Mr Henry Moore is at home after working in the revenue business at Uniontown ana Henderson Miss Fannie Moore is visiting friends in Clarksville Mr Tom Williams Jr has returned home from Elkton where he has been attending The Vanderbilt Training school Tom is delighted with the school and intends going again this fall Mr Watson Gilh of Allensville is the guest of Mrs Jessie ONeal Miss Mary Clardy a charming young lady of Bell is the most pleasant guest of Miss Willie Moore Mrs Sue Snadon has returned from Nashville where she had been to attend the Dabney Donnelson Nashville Accommodation dries not run on Sunday North bound St Louis and Chicago Fast trolns have through trains BOlid and sleepers to Chicago and St Louis Fast Line Btops only at important stations tnd crossings Ha hrough Pullman sleep US to Atlanta Ga J MAdams Agent P 11 Street FURNITURE Dealer A Complete and Beautiful Stock on hand all at IU Pembroke Splinters LOWEST Cash 18 95 June Miss Margaret Jones is visiting friends in Hampton Station Tenn More than one are looking forward for her return with pleasure Rev Mr Cheek will preach at Salem this year Bro Joiner has charge of a church at Jonesboro Ark Mr J W Fletcher has returned from the South for a short vacation after spending a few days with relatives and friends he will go to Fair view to work in Downer Bros nursery Mr J P Moore will test his canvass binder this week at his sisters Mrs Green He is sure of success and is undecided whether to sell or have it manufactured Miss Louise Green is at home from Clarksville where she has been at tending Mrs Bufords Academy nuptials The young men of this place are to have a dance in the Kennedy hall soon but the correspondent hasnt earned the date i Mr Will Garnett who has been at tending school ut Bethel College Rus seltyille Ky thepast year has returned home He graduated with distinctionand his many friend b are proud of his success Mrs W A Lackey will leave Wed nesday the 19th for a visit to her parents near Bowling Green Miss Aline Paine will entertain in honor of her guest Miss Keesee of Clarksvillo Thursday evening Miss Susan McComb will leave Sat- ¬ urday for a visit to Mrs John Carter of Oak Grove Ky Miss Lula Graves of Hopkinsville spent several days of this week as a guest of Mrs V A Garnett Mr Barrett McComb has returned home from Clarksville where he has been at college Miss Bernice Thome of Eminence arrived in our town on Friday last and will remain several weeks as the guest of Miss Waugh Bed room Suits 10 up A Solid Oak Suit for J 1475 W N DUCKER FUHERAL DIRECTOR- Many t Dividend No IS At the regular meeting of the Board cent was declared out of the net earnings for the six months ending May 31 and payable July 1 1895 R H DeTreville Secy and Treas of Directors of the Crescent Milling Co June 6 a dividend of four per Watch More than two years without clean ¬ ing but many a watch has been laid aside aB worn out because it has been allowed to run longer than that We nearly always find tJjthe piv- ¬ ots are cut m watches thaifrWe run too long without cleaning and unless the pivots are polished and holes re- ¬ paired or new pivots inserted the watch will not keep as good time as before When your watch needs cleaning or any repairs bring it to us and it will be done PROMPTLY and in a FIRST CLASS manner SPECIAL LOCALS Will Run UNO Dissolution Notice Co The firm of W C Dawson Herndon has been dissolved by mutual consent Mr W C Dawson retiring W R Mason will collect all debts due the old firm and also pay all the indebtedness of same W C DAWSON W B MASON LIVE STOCK MARKET Reported by Tatum Embkt 5f Co LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS BOURBON STOCK YA11DS QUOTATIONS Cattle Receipts 149 and 47 calves Ship- ¬ ments 199 and 12 calves Market ruled steady on nice desirable grades of butcher cattle but all others were very slow and a shade lower than Monday A fair clearance made but oiitlook not very flattering Hoas Receipts 1706 Shipments 429 Market slow and about 5c lower tops S4 50 Fair demand for choice light shipping hogs at quotations Sheep and Lambs Receipts 1812 Shipments 520 Market firm on prime lambs best Ky lambs S5 00 best Tennessee lambs 4 00 to 4 50 best fat sheep S2 00 to 52 25 No demand for stock ewes Common and medium lambs almost unsalab e Cattle Extra shipping 4 ti 60 to 4 75 Light shipping 60 i 25 to 4 60 4 Louisville Kv June 19 We Are mSBmmSk Advertising Renshaw The old reliable Furniture dealers and undertakers Up stairs in Henry block Hopkinsville Ky And so Grover has gone a fishing And weve heard from old Japan Shes giving China a licking But were still at the same old stand JPyle Graves C JEWELERS Condy 105 Main St 1 RAMBLERS Won If you doubt it come and see for yourselves And examine our shop made furniture and be astonished at he low prices we are elliog ic f jr MM ii at Itlaysville 00 to Best butchers 8 00 to 8 78 Fair to good butchers 2 00 to 2 75 Common to medium butchers Thin rough steerspoor cows and 1 00 to 1 25 scalawags Z Good to extra oxen 8 75 to 4 25 1 50 to 2 75 Common to medium oxeu 3 50 to 4 00 Feeders 1 76 to 2 7f Stockers 1 60 to 8 00 Bulls f 2 00 to 4 25 Veal calves 27 50 to 85 60 Choice milch cows State of Kentcokt 10 00 to 18 00 Fair to good milch cows County of Christian J Boos Choice packing and butch ers 225 lb to 800 lb to 4 50 Taken up as an estray by Edward Fair to good packing ISO lb to living on Thos Wal1 25 lb 4 40 to 4 45 Radford col Good to extra light 160 lb to 180 laces Howlett place near Oak Grove 4 40 to 4 50 lb on the 27th day of May 4 25 to 4 85 Kentucky Fnt ghoats 120 lb to 150 lb 4 10 to 4 25 1895 one dark bay mare about three Fat shoats 100 lb to 120 lb 8 60 to 4 00 Roughs 160 lb to 400 lb years old fourteen and a half hands Sheep and Lbs Good to ex ship- sheep ping - 2 00 to 2 25 high star in the forehead and black All parties having claims against the estate of the late R P Carneal deed will file them with me properly proven on or before Aug 1 95 TL GRAHAM Admr Casky Ky Estray Notice More prizes were won at Maysville on Ramblers than were won on any other make of wheel Out of a possible 23 prizes 11 were won qn Ram ¬ blers including a hill climbing contest which was won on a Rambler Four first prizes 5 and f seconds Rambler riders always win These were class A riders and not paid amateurs The boys ride Ramblers faom -- choice and pay S100 each for their machines because they want to ride Ramblers knowing the Rambler is the fastest bi cyle built If you want to win ride a Rambler Fair Bucks Extra lambs Kentucky 1ins Fair to good Tennessee Common to medium or culls TaiUends TOBACCO NKWS HOPKINSVILLE MAItKET to good Common tomedlum 00 to 2 00 5 00 4 00 to 4 50 8 00 to 860 2 00 to 8 00 1 160 to 2 00 1 25 to 1 50 points but having no brands or other marks and which I have this day ap- raised at the value of twenty five aswHEroagmtHiui ollars Witnessed my hand this 4th day of W A PPool June 1895 M BARKER THOS til J28 J P CC A H Goodwin 7 80 7 007 00 6 95 7 25 7 25 6 80 7 20 6 6 CO 6 10 6 50 6 00 6 10 6 00 6 6106506 956 006 00yu 5 rjU 5 33 hhds com leaf 55 5 505 005 605 50 5 60 5 00 5 5 005 255 25 5 805 20 5 005 5 30 5 10 5 00 4 50 4 00 4 00 4 4 954 304 004 40 4 50 4 30 4 4 60400 14 hhds of luers S3 50 3 50 3 3 00 295 2 60 2 20 2 15 2 75 2 ZUU Z4U ZbU 2UU 9 7 Sales by Hanbery Shryer June 18 19 and 20 1895 of 74 hogsheads as follows 9 80 27 hhds med to good leaf POOL GOODWIN I W HARPERS Ky 008 808 008 00 70 10 70 70 70 00 00 00 00 00 Nelson Co A WHISKEY FOR Whiskey WHISKEY A QENTLEMAN8 THE OIDEBOARD A WHI8KEY FOR THE 8IOK ROOM SOLD BY Keep the best 4and fresheststock 1 of Staple and Fancy Grocerietoi be 1 round in the city T Country Produce handled Opposite Phoenix Hotel Main street Hopkinsville Ky WRLONG HOPKmiLLE Carriages K THE H0DEBN WAT Phaetons I Commends itself to the well informed to do pleasantly and effectually what was formerly done in the crudest manner and disagreeably as well To cleanse the system and ireak up colds headaches and foyers without unpleasant after effeefsusa the de ¬ lightful liquid laxative remedy Syrup Buggies will be found with n full line of nleasfifc ve of Figs Kpot mtwmv Now is the time to sack your grapes nncra tnr aa a w tho nfrip w wju at VAK VMW WQ KEXDALE HERD oi Berkshire hoea and Southdown sheep Nice lot of year old Bucks now ready for delivery hicles at F A Yosts Cos harness store on Ninth St Call and see me before buying MBKinq NewsteadKy V7 C B WEBB Vt afrtifa Tfifir K ff tA

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