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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 4i V JJT Il i fv 1 ft j je to P GUXVII tsbwj HOPKINSVILLE K v TUESDAY V 3 JHNE 25 1896 MADE QUICK WORK r A NO 42 S 4 Highwaymen Convicted Robbers nt Al up Mr T J Tandy near Pembroke Gossip About the Convention and the TroB lensvllle A Farmer Ileld up and Kobbed Thursday morning and robbed hirri pects of the Candidates Thore Will bc of S20 and a silver match box were Ex Merchant Acquitted of Fraud Ilvc or Six Entries for Governor Serious Cutting Affray caught in Clarksville Friday by Marshal Burrus of Pembroke All three We Lost One Game The indications are that there will in McGehees store buy Â¬ June is the month we are at our best All the For the first time this season our of them wereThey had already bought be a field full of dark horees for Gov- Â¬ ing goods home team oi base ballists has been complete new outfits including leath- ernor and other offices in Ihml email stocks of our neighbors at this sea- fljjfc vIt is understood that A befeated the score last Thursday re er belts and black silk caps They bou aro badly broken and ours looms had put on their new clothes leaving S Berry W J Stone S B Buckner sulting as follows Hopkinsville 7 rfi up with an assortment equal to most the old ones at a cabin near by They Nashville Maroons 8 Errors v field let in two scores in the in the had then returned and were buying and perhaps J D Black will all be eighth city stores voted for in addition to the three an- Â¬ and the same number in the ninth in shoes when the officer appeared The smallest of the three was near the nounced candidates for Governor Wfi firfi rnnfiniinllv Vioinrr Vincnirrorl Vitt mnntirnpftirnrfl ning and placed the visitors out W W ahead But on Friday our bovs re back door and when the other two The Hardin and Clay forces are trying ft JGlPifc V sal 3KsK iias ft0 want to dispose of summer goods forCASHi deemed themselves in fine shape cap- were arrested he darted out of the to induce Stone or Berry to be Chair Â¬ turing theame in a walk by the back door and escaped Those caught man of the Convention but they were iSl Its a wonderful time to help vou who de- heavy score of 12 to 3 The Maroons were brought to the city Saturday still holding out yesterday and did in rti iJf made about a dozen errors and this morning 1 hey gave the names of pena on us ior vjioming urnisning s e jv not hesitate to say that they would together with the heavy batting of the Jim Elliott ana Wyatt Mallory alias and Shoes Locals was bound to result in a vic- Â¬ Melvin The first is about 20 years not object to the nomination for Gov- Â¬ tory for our boys Every member of old a big black strapping fellow ernor Hardin has 289 and Clay 20 the Locals made safe hits batting the with a mean countenance The other votes instructed while there are 361 visiting pitcher in almost any direc- is 13 years old and somewhat lighter J Co jT dW tion at will Schmidt who pitched He said he lived at Springfield lenn uninstructed votes It is not surpris- Â¬ for the home nine Friday struck out Judge McCarroll empaneled a special ing that the talk of dark horses isgiT Just closed out one Manufacturer of his Boys and Childrens fifteen men during the game Wor grand jury and they were indicted be- ing them both more or less uneasi Suits last week He only had SI 000 worth but WE mack was not in the last game and fore noon They were tried at 1 o rfbss Jeff Moiris held down 1st fike a pro- clock being defended by Mr G W The following paragraphs are from BOUGHT THEM FOR S500 The difference is yours fessional He also did some clever Southall and prosecuted by Mr Gar- - Saturdays Post batting although it was his first game nett The jury took the case at 145 this season The Locals will go over and in 15 minute3 returned a verdict The bee is still buzzing in Berrys to Henderson to day and play two of 10 years in the penitentiary for El bonnet and his entrance into the race 5 years for Mallory games and the Henderson club re- liott and Lhey entered a plea of guilty and for the gubernatorial nomination fulturns with them and plays two games made no denial They were identi- fills the prediction made many months Thursday and Friday at Athletic fied bv Mr Tandy and 4 of the mon- ago by our Washington correspon- Â¬ Park this city ey ana the match box recovered They dent Mr Berry is willing to lead the Accident to nn Ice Man were very much surprised when they Democratic hosts to victory next No Â¬ learned that thir crime was not a vember and is only waiting the call Yesterday morning while Ellis workhouse offense They con of his party Up to the time of the Cos ice wagon was making its route simple when caught and said they Railroad Commissioners convention fessed out North Main street Mr Henrv were willing to be takn right to the at Winchester Mr Berry was suppos- Â¬ ed to be a warm Bupporterof the Hon Frankels boy wanted to workhouse without a trial SaMed take a ride with Mr Lee Ellis and The sheriff will leave with them for C M Clay for Governor but he ie now for the Hon A S Berry His after he had been taken up slipped You can save money by buying your Dry Goods from the seat to the ground heright at Eddyville this week friends claim that notwithstanding END OF THE TROUBLE the instructions of the delegates from the feet of the horses Mr Ellis at thQ most el- Â¬ and Millinery of us once saw the danger the little fellow Compromise Effected in Unions Railroad Sixth District when the name of Ber- Â¬ Tax Will Ke Mr ry is called they will vote solidly for down lift him line of silks dress goods trimmings silk was in and reachedMr Ellisto however Morganeield lmbnrse19 Preston him and that he will have fifty votee from the ground June It is authorlost his balance and fell to the ground itatively announced that the great from that section sure The Hon W waists millinery ever placed on exhibition J Stone is expected to poll at least 125 and had one rib broken Mrs city Come and see them Frankel saw the danger of her little railroad tax question which has been votes from the First District and as boy and rushing from the yard suc- absorbing all attention in parts of they will mostly come from Hardin ceeded in getting him out of his dan- Union county is about to be settled it is making the situation in the Gov- Â¬ gerous position without his receiving Attorney John Feland who represents ernors race grow more uncertain ev- Â¬ a scratch Mr Ellis sustained no in bond holder Preston says his client ery day The candidates for Gover- Â¬ jury except a broken rib but will be is willing to accept a compromise of- nor are now five in number Berry Clay Hardin Alford and Stone laid up several days as a result of the fered some time ago by referees apARE YOUR EYES PERFECT acciaent pointed from the tax districts The scheme to beat Jack Hendrick I he term of the compromise which County Conrt Matters has grown and developed until it hag The following cases were disposed Mr Preston agrees to accept are that become a plan to beat Hardin Herfc he shall be paid S75000 the amount of by Judge Breathitt since our last he paid for the bonds with six drick per which and Norman It is a plan ixa the the undersigned will offer for sale at the Court House in Hopkins report Harrison Campbell colored cent interest from the time the pa taking allhand minor candidates areI HATE YOUR EYES EXAMINED They held a confeaa ville Ky on Monday July 1 County Court day the farm known as the breach of peace fined S250 and costs Eers were transferred to him It will ence yesterday and another this morn Â¬ The repairing of broken spi ectacles and ad- remembered that these figures Earnest Higgins b p fined 1 cent justing properly to thefce b ylH DKelly Mary McCarty farm upon which John J Reed now lives consisting of 757 and costs Geo and Jim Green both were ouerea to Mr rreston at a con- - ing Their plan which has leakecS Is not equaled In this part of tne country The lands are di colored disorderlv conduct both fin- - ference held in the Barrett house in out is to put ex Lieutenant Govemosr acres lying near the 0 V K R 2 miles eaBt of Gracey James B Hindman in nomination fen vided jnto three tracts ed szbu and costs The Cireens could iienaerson some montns ago At that time he refused to liBteu to Attorney General He will be the not put up the required amount and T TRACT NO 1 contains 128J acres well watered and fenced man for whom the real fight will be were sent TRACT NO 2 contains 126 acres with two good barns good dwelling Brewer colto the workhouse Wm the proposition ofbut held out for the made To catch as many of the in-Â¬ full face value the bonds with the charged with gaming HOPKINSVILLE KY two stories four rooms and an L Good stable 80 by 40 feet good granary was fined 20 andWm Powell col interest added Some influences have structed votes as possible G G Gil- Â¬ Is the finest Hotel In the South All mod and about 200 acres of fine timber This will make an exceptionally fine on a similar charge was required to been at work on him since however bert of Shelby ville and R F Peak ern Improvements Steam Heat and JElecl Lights throughout pay 20 with trimmings also The and he has come around to a com- Commonwealths Attorney of Oldhan hnme county will also be placed in nomina- Â¬ JDP Rates latter two defendants were arrested promise 2 to S3 50 perjday TRACT NO 3 contains 202J acres with about 100 acres of timber tion At the proper time they will Hodges Co Managers at Kelly The effect that a of These lands have been worked for the past 18 years by Mr John Reed and brought to by Marshal Boyd and bond business willsettlement tbe the withdraw and throw what part of their have in tax this city for trial with great success No finer land to be found in Christian county The precincts may be readily seen Prop strength they can to Hindman Burglars at Allensvllle JT o land to be offered in separate tracts and then as a whole erty in the Caseyville Sturgis and Last Tuesday night Allensville was Lindle precincts has greatly depreciThe Hon C M Clay Jr and hi TERMS Cash balance in equal payments 1 2 and 8 years with 6 Lessons given In Oil and China Fainting per cent interest from Jan 1 1896 visited by burglars and seyeral citi- ated because nobody cared to in- friends are feeling more encouraged Lein retained Drawing In Charcoal Crayon Pastel etc zens aro losers by their visit The rob- vest in such land with the railroad to day lhey are confident that things For further particulars write or see me at CADIZ KY bonds hanging like clouds over it will turn out all right This morning JxjBbOn Hours trom 0 to 12 A M bers entered the house of L N Now it is believed property will Mr Clay held a conference with SenCHINA FIRED railroad agent Campbell and appreciate in value tli9 farmers will John D Harris of Richmond Thoseinterested Invited to call got his gold watch but secured little take more interest in their work and atorfather-in-lahis John Hinton of STUDIO at Residence south Mainst money They got 50 in the haul on everytnmg win tane on a more rosy Paris and a number of T other gentle Coleman Gill and a Mr Shinnick is color The same people who said men who are working in his interest 7 behind and minus a pair of shoes they would die before paying the full They have entirely recovered from The used chloroform and had little amount of the indebtedneos will it is their scare caused by Congressman trouble in taking possession of a understcod cheerfully fork over their Berrys movements They do not place They were evidently experts proportion of the compromise think that he will injure Mr Clayff and left no clew behind by which Papers that will forever settle the chances in the least At the confer- Â¬ they could be identified question are now in course of prepara- ence it is said it was determined to tion by attorneys and formal acknow- make every effort to pull the uniu Our Second Nine TVU1 1lay By wearing a suit of ledgement will be made inafewdays structed delegates into lino for Mr The Hopkinsville second nine will The matter of the deal has been kept Clay and ways and means were dis play Clarksvilles nine No 2 at Ath a profound secret for some time and cussed by which this could be done letic Park to morrow afternoon The it was only by accident thas tbe facts most advantageously game will be called at 230 in order were learned that the visitors may return home in Three Uold Kobbers There is no denying the fact that the evening Our second nine is com As Essex Gupton a young man re- Gen Hardin and his friends are be Â¬ a reasonable Drice and 10 per cent posed of good players and will put ing much alarmed over the outlook up a first class game The Clarks- - siding in the southern portion of this The entrance of Berry as a dark horee vuio uoya aiso put up a lino game county was riding along the highway in the race and the 125 votes controll Â¬ vJSpffV Tliese goods are silk stitched andand those who attend will see an ex in the vicinity of Oak Grove near the ed by Capt Stone have caused muchi Merchandising 4M lt June Jf CREAM OF NEWS THIS COLUMN TO DAYS OQPHNTIOK v n rt h IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE HAS IT The Aroafeur Highwaymen Goto the THE DEMOCRATIC HOST ASSEMBLES Eddyvllle renltentlary AT LOUISVILLE- of the three negroes who held Two I w jl1 Were Doing It w T J H Anderson S Co A jDXJlLIJ In Hand is Worth Two in the Bush Money is Money Made Carpets egant We have carpets in this RICHARDS CO HSli iB wm Lis or Sale TQTELTATham Mrs E Dabney T K Torian Keep Cool at Imported Underwear very handsome f Sir v If 50 Cents Just Our competitors say we must be over stocked hut what is that to you if you can buy choice of our straw hats for Our boys clothing is getting low but we are still giving 10 PER CENT OFF msMjjh1 cellent amateur match Admission lennessee state line alone Saturday will be 15 cents Ladies free afternoou he was suddenly stopped by three colored youths who ordered Suicide at MorKanfleld him to throw up his hands which he LaBt Saturday evening at Morgan did One of the party named Charfield Tony Schneipp an Evansville ley Griffey then went through his butcher took his own life by sending pockets robbing him of some money and other valuables The three ne a bullet crashing through his brain groes two of whom were not known Schneipp left his home two days be- to Gupton then disappeared in the fore and had shown signs of trouble direction of Tennessee Gupton had but those who knew him did not sus- warrants sworn out in Squire Barkers picion that he contemplated self de- court for the thieves and the Clarks struction A note was found on his ville authorities were notified person saying he was in trouble only but the parties have not also yet been as this and nothing more He wasa mar Â¬ apprehended ried man about 40 years old uneasiness to Haidin and his friends who are now not so certain that they They re- Â¬ will win on the first ballot alize too that every subsequent ballot will lessen Mr Hardins chances for the nomination Mr Hardin still re-Â¬ fuses to say much for publication He is too busy sending telegrams anal letters and conferring with hiB friends Strong Hold Shirts the best shirt the world 50 CENTS f received another big shipment of r i Moso Tlelmansohn Set Free IPETKEE t in for CO il Dr Albert Brasher postmaster Allegree Todd county dropped deac of heart disease Uriday evening about oclock The deceased was seventy three years old He was never knowri to be in poor health and was in th tiary Subsequently however ho se- Â¬ this city about eighteen months ago best of spirits with his family around cured a rehearing and and was ac Â¬ The last heard of him he was in him when he suddenly fell a corpse quitted Cadiz Telephone Ky He leaved a wife and seven children the at Lafayette in the face yesterday by Green Pat at Louisville rick recently pardoned from the pen Â¬ for obtaining goods under false pre- itentiary tences was convicted and sentenced This probably refers to W T Pot to two years servitude in the peniten- ter who married Mrs McGeheo in -- Henderson Moses Heimansohn who assigned recently and who vas indicted Ills Face Severely Cnt III June 23 Mr Potter merchant of Hopkinsville Ky was severely cut Carmi The Convention will be called to order at noon in Music Hall by the Hon Jno D Carroll It is not likely that there will be any balloting before to morrow afternoon at the earliest Pogtmnster Urnsber Drops Dead 41 y- - VI i A i i fa 4 O U s2 wmit n HOPKINSVILLE KENTTJQKIAN 5 1 J tl fc Jtijte 85f 1895 iaia- r fA SflTOBHONOGBAPa wimJ mvi HowvOnaMay So Constructed at Small ExponBO Not ns rorfcot as the Edison Apparatus Hat SafQclPnt to Deraonstrato tlio Vartbnn Principles of ttuit l TulklncJUnchinc 11 i wMy NBEJIyO m k HiHiiiiKiuuiuiiiiujuiciunfliM Mild vAitrkFine p p I MWVDBW UJJL f ABSOLUTELY PURE THE OLD RELIABLE SWEET CAPORAL CIGARETTE Has stood the Test of Tlma MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHER BRANDS COMBINED 2JOST IN QIJANTITYi BESTIN QUALITY 1 w WHITES 2VE EVERY mm ST F0R20 YEARS Has lod all WORM BOTTLE niciuttnsoir WGEi Romerile toLis GUARANTEED jhdck io Preiurwt hj 3N3KsavaMava SUCK horacmndo r1irmntrraTh can untiilv bo constructed according to tfifc In scription and sketches from thotThln- ueipma JLJecord piven below A real phonograph comes very high whllo tho Instrument here described will bo of very Httlo expense Of course it la npt as perfect ns tho Edison apparatus but is sufficient to demonstrate the prin- Â¬ ciple and to amuse the amateur Tho first thing to bo made is tho mouthpiece formincr tho receiver and transmitter at tho same time It is rep resented in Fig 1 by a horizontal section in Fiff 2 bv n vertical transverse section A smull wooden funnel A can bo turned by a cabinet maker for a few cents circular disk B of very thin sheet iron two wooden rails C and D and tho feather spring E carrying tho dulled point of u needle go to make up tho mouthpiece The sheet iron is held by cement to the nether part of tho speaking funnel to tills are finally at- Â¬ tached the two rails C arid D ex tending somowhat beyond tho funnel A the spring E has to bo fastened to ono of the rails by minute screws as shown in Fig 1 Between the spring E and the disc B a short piece of sffitiatHHKH WWM v rubber hoso should be placed It will fit be observed that tho point is not centered but stands to one side of the cen- JL r-- -H ter The guide rails C and D serve map of Nonrn sea and jbaltio canal to run tho apparatus ucross the gunboats Speedy and Ilalcyon and tho admiralty yacht Enchantress under the command of Vice Admiral Fitzroy This fleet of ten warships F1G1 will carry 171 officers and 4390 men and have a total displacement of 78000 A X GRKAT NXVAL DMSPLAY Mrnlflceati Array et Warships to Attend th Kiel restlvltlns The United States warships San Francisco and Marbiehead from the Mediterranean and tho New York will rendezvous at Southampton and will proceed together to Kiel in order to take part In tho elaboratofetes pre Â¬ pared there to colebrato the opening of tho North seaarid Baltic canal in June It S3 estimated tho fpur United States ships will represent 31737 tons with seventy fire efficers and 1407 men Great Britain will be represented by four first class twln scrow battleships tho Royal Sovereign Empress of India Resolution and Re pulse the first class twin screw cruisers Blenheim and Endymion the third class cruiser Bellona tho first class Ml BilioUsandIntermittentFevers which prevail in miasmatic dis- Â¬ tricts are invariably accompan- Â¬ ied by derangements of the Stomach Liver and Bowels Eoctors Say HagillgiliMiiMg Extraordinary cfctt S in prices The liver is the great driving wheel in the mechanism of man and when it is out of order the whole system becomes de rarigedarid disease is the result The Secret of Health THE LEADER Howis Ths Yr TVeliave reduced theiprice f our entire stock of M i L - Ttitts Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles fURourneskt PATTERN HATS m 1 gLINEIY froraVa ten cent Hirnaumtst Sllf Dlstruit Lost of Mtmaru Ac Will maht you a STRONG Vigor- Â¬ 00 fl Prle ous Han 5 00 Boxes Sptclal Directions Mailed with each Box Addrsts Sillird Enow Llalmtat Co Bnra Promrti Cure for Impotinei Lota 8mlnal Manhood q Emissions Spermattnhta Poli Thikd Off Thetis Regular Vaj W that It will pay you to call and see for yourselJjw to y 6TLOU18 3010 Lucas Avf MO is no SWAYNES- GINTMENT ABSOLUTBLT OURHS 8TMPTOMS MoUturel IdImu lUfclnir an URffiaci hhihiiicjiii worae oy ermiemnff ju ftUowea to eonUaue tumor fbm aad protrada whleh often bleed and iilnerste beeomlnff orr 8 WAYNES OLNTMKN fltopiltchlnconS bloedln jr abtorbit the tumor So4 bj drarf 1st r by Sod PtiUtiltlsUo tull tot SO cU Fresued toi Dm S w PILES ITCHING PILES I WE MEA WHAT WE SAY SHAM tons OIIMENT i F1G2 CURES A SURE NOTHING BflT PILES I csL and CERTAIN CURE known tor 15 years as tho iBEST REMEDY for PILES BOLD BTALL DKUGOISTS Prreirii eyBIonABCSOW JSED CO ST10UI3 f V ii 1 TnE M0UTI1FIKCE Q o To LOUISVILLE Have your Photograph made at WYBRANTS NEW 3TUDIO No 580 Fourth Avenup louisviUe THE GREAT Ey ft- - H ft Through Trunk Line ruler F and greit care must bo taken to have both the rails and ruler as true as possible The second part of the phonograph is tho ruler F If it is slid through the guide- rails tho pin attached to spring E will mark a slight lino upon ono side of tho ruler this is then reversed and the other side also marked with a line Tho same procedure is repeated on the other side of the ruler Along these four lines grooves are filled in with wax and then covered with a layer oi as heavy tinfoil as can be had Tho strips of tinfoil should bo somewhat wider than tho distance between tho two lines After the tinfoil adheres to the ruler tho latter is slid through the grooves of tho guide rails on tho phono graph receiver in order to find out if the needle leaves just a faint lino upon tho tin foil If it does not or if it presses too hard it has to he regulated by tho two screws holding it to the guide rail D After it has been properly 6et the ruler is slid along the mouthpiece with a motion as uniform as possible speaking at tho same time Austria will send four warships which will carry fifty two officers and 1213 men and will represent a displacement of 13S0i tons vThe Austrian fleet will bo commanded by Rear Ad- Â¬ miral Archduke Charles Stephen Russia will send three ships under Rear Admiral Skirdloff with seventy officers and 1300 men representing 20 972 tons Italy will make a gallant showing with nine warvcssels carry Â¬ ing 180 officers and 8303 men and representing 13800 tons The Italian fleet will be commanded by tho duke 6f Genoa France will only send three ships but they will represent 15800 tons and will bo manned by sixty officers and 1300 men Scandinavia will send five ships repÂ¬ resenting 8594 tons with fifty five officers and 075 men under Rear Admiral Kllnteberg There will be three Span ish ships present representing 178d0 tons with fifty six officers and 1233 men The Danish flag will bo represented by six warships with thirty two officers 1370 men and 2900 tons The Netherlands will send two warshipfe representing 4575 tons with twenty five officers and 413 men There will bo two Roumanian warships present representing 1050 tons with twenty five officers and 400 men Turkey wijl bo represented by a cruiser of 1020 tons having on board fifteen officers and 300 men lri Sold bv P O HARD WICK- - LEADER MmeFIeurette Levy Mgr jr greatest means so much more than vou imagine serious and 4 fatal diseases result from 4 tnning anments negiectea Dont play with Natures t 11 gnt nearni Poor Health Rmwits vr fia ggpPiMPSiSgSMSMSSMi D ees 1 it t 1T3aG Palace You want them Akpricesfroni 10c to I am daily receiving all th latest Sailors SapesI Sailoif iiavo them 200 all colors novelties f Iv 11 i i v out of sorts weak aud generally ex- hausted nervous have no appetite and caht work begin at oricetak- ble strengthening Ifyouarefeellncr Slje Palace Leads i jrtML itrJ t 1 II tr I X 1 Bitters M Dyspepsia Neuralgia iwnt ttainj your tttth and pleasant to take ters A few bot- ties cure benefit comes from the Very first dose it inginemost relia Â¬ is Browns Iron Bit- - 4 a J J wieryiiiAlsoafulllineofButterick Patterns in Styles Trimmed Hats from 25c to 500 Ribbons Laces Silks Velvets Flowersjpir Ornaments Ladies Vests Gloves Silk Floss Stamped Goods Corsets Hos Mr 1c fr LAY X Its ilHrlMRS AM JsASl J JL V It Cures Kidney and Liver Troubles VtnA mAMJ JLK1U UIUUU J ti JL X O iviniIN TERMS CASH P Y OLDEST AMERICAN ACTOR C Vf rnncttnlnf viwuiiiuii Malaria between the cities o f Cincinnati Lexington Louis villel Evansvie St Louis And tho nltted of A 71 Flftj KiKht Years Flftj eight years on tho stage is the Cnuldock lias Iloen on tho Staee womens complaints Nervous ailments Nashville Memphis Mont gornery Mobile and New Orleans WTTHMI rHAW T1IK DIAIIIRAOM 1WD OFSEC OXHIVALEU graph short sentences are preferable I am the phonograph for instance Macon JacksonWork is sweet etc Animal sounds ville like crowing and mewing or a hearty laugh aro produced very naturally After all the four lines of the ruler aro filled we can then let the phono Connections are made at Guthrie aad graph repeat everything we have Nashville for all points snoken into tho funnel The sound is Worth East South and West greatly increased if a conic paper tube is attached to tho mouth piece Tho In Pullman Palace Cars ruler must be moved along the guide EMIGRANTS rails slowlv and evenly The sentences this road will receive special low rates and sounds will bo perfectly intelligl- See agents of this company for rater rroutfls c or write to Just a Common Crook O P Atuobe G P TA Tn Bill Cook Louisvile the notorious out- Â¬ law the mighty has fallen to an 3o You TVant to Stop Tobacco iguoble level ho Despite tho lawlessÂ¬ deeds which and his band performed to the terror of the people YOU CAN BE CURED WHILE USINQ IT of Oklahoma and contiguous terriThe hahlt of ubIiik tobacco grows on a man tory and the difficulty and expense until Rrave diseased conditions are produced Tobacco causes cancer ol the mouth and attending his capture Superintend- Â¬ stomach dyspepsia loss of memory nerrous ent Mclntyre of tho Albany N congestion of tho retina and affection resulting Y wasting of the optlo nerve penitentiary has discovered In impairment of ylslon even to the extent of there is no latent wickedness iu the blindness dizziness or vertigo tobacco asth ma nightly suffocation dull pnln in region man that he is merely a very or of hrart followed laterby sharp pains palpi tatlon and weakened puUe resulting In fatal dinary youth stolid even to the verge loss of Tullman Pa7ace Cars for Atlanta Savanah Â¬ in Florida and points loudly into the receiving funnel Tho words and sentences used in this experiment should bo free of sounds given with difficulty by the phono STffififin u w W anufr dlppers You cau uso all the tobacco you want while taklngiiACCQ curo it will notify you when to atop We give a written ouaramse to permanently cure any case with three boxes or refund the money with ten percent interest Bacco curo lanot a substituta but a relde which iable and scientific curetdbacco absolutely aid jstrois the craving for no without tho ipconvenience it will poworanu with Mf Jcties the system as pure and free from nlco i Wine as the day you took your first chew or smoke SoldDyauarugBisisas jw per uox iiueo vitality heart disease It also causes QUIT BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE To quit suddenly Is too scv ere a shock to tho system as tobacco to an inveterate user be comes a stimulant that his system continually craves bacco curo Is a scientific and re liable vegetablo remedy guaranteed to be perfectly harmless and which has been in use tor tho last 23 years having enred thousands of habitual tobacco users smokers chewors and of inal Cook is a very commonplace crim- Â¬ who will need less watching than some of his companions Wonderful Moths stupidity that there is nothing of the hero or the villain about him Iu short he finds that Bill A av tiriceW Bund six imi xoxiooKLVTANorROowrlian Eureka Cbem anuiaot somo of these which at best so ex- Â¬ actly resemble a withered leaf that you would never suppose them to be anything else unless you chanced to seethera moVe which they are very1 careful not to do while you are look- - Australia does not possess many butterflies but it has many varieties of moths Wonderful creatures are 500 Cash Second Prize 100 worth ot Furniture Third Prize J100 Oruan Fourth Frlze 10O Bicycle J Fifth Prize 100 Farm Wagon Sixth Prize 50 Pewlnjt Machine Seventh Prize 100 Pocketknifeto fifty dif ft ferent subscribers In addition to these premiums jeach and ev ery yearly subscriber will iccelve a Handsome Picture which would cost In any storo thirty five 85 or fifty 60 cents These pictures will co3t The Serai Weekly 1 American atleastTwoThousandlljolIarkJ These prizes will be given uponthofolfdwinK t ii conditions The Semi Weekly American has deposited In theTieasuryof tlie Stato of Tennessee a One Dollar Bill sealed In envelope which envelope wlllbeopenedpctoberlt AkU S bills are Upon this bill are the following numbered flftures 15938538 Tho person first placing these figures In the order thoyarqojihiblllylllrccolvil the Uj at prize The second person placing these figures right or coming uenrost placing them right will be C W COULDOCK given the second prize The third person placing fliee figures right before he came Into tho sphere of people or being the next nearest will receive tho third so famous he had acted in barns and prize fourth fifth and sixth prizes will then Tho in older walked between the small towns in be distributed prizes aro distributed The Semi After which ho played His career in this Weekly these American will give to Cnotiof the fifty country began in 1849 when he acted subscribers placing the numbers nearest right r withCharlotldCushman in fTho Stran- Â¬ a100Pockeknlfe must pay l0t for The v Kc member you Puml ger That was forty six years ago Weekly American for one year to le entitle over since Mr Couldock has been to a guess and The first correct guess cdved receive continuously on tho stage Ho ap-Â¬ the first prize The timerrtho guoi8will received is ahead peared last in October1 in New Blood will place It Weekly of other like guesses American needs no intro- Â¬ The Semi at Palmers theater Now York duction It has been published in Kashvlilb Barring a slight deafness which has for over fifty years Sixteen pages a week 101 It is published twlco a week deprived hip of the pleasure of going papers a year Thursdays Mondays and yeaf to tho theater tho old actpr is still It is a lUe clean family iiQwspapor giving all the news containing articles of Interest to vigorous and- his mpruory is remarkable the farmer merchant aud laborer Special for its power of recalling details In- Â¬ articles of interest 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Ah this vis comfortable Well wheres tho gallant corporal an hows Elsie he cried as ho flung himself without ceremony into an arm chair lies a cleariln hlsself he be Then running out she broke the extraordinary tidings of the new arrival to her husband Who dost thou think bo a settin i our house room Elsie como back No indeed There thoult never guess It bo none other than Jacob S Well er that sounas very Bysic- rious Will you promise 1H No What I cannot understand you rightly Elsies big eyes looked won dcrlngly as though sho could nothavo caught tho meaning of the emphatic monosyllable Now Elsie may I ask you a ques tion Mrs Wilders gravely asked Why certainly of course You were great friends with Mr Groy Aht yes indeed but those happy days arepassed You thought a great deal of him IIow could I help it So good so generous so self denying Millie I owo him more than words can tell llo found me a crude ignorant girl with no appreciation of tho good and beauti ful no taste for books no care for self no ambition improvement He left me Vriead over heels in love with him laughed Millie Thats the worst of handsome young men with a taste for aorta seem to nuvo wies tsuoagn icx be polite to nmmtmmtmtmnnffmmnm RED HOT CARPETS ALL WOOL TAPESTRY VELVETS MOQUETTES BODY BRUSSELS WILTONS In style and pattern the latest ACTS BED ROOM lv t literature Elsies head drooped and a crimson Elsie met with a warm welcome at blush suffused her oheeks the Wilders Millie was hysterica in I think T did livohinr she sighed her gladness to clasp her hx her arms Did calling her the preserver of her Jack Well then I do love him to me ho who sadly spoiled the poetry of the in Â¬ is a kinga prince a demigod terview by calling from Ills sick room My gracious goodness What a piece to the young women to let him share of inflammable tow the child is itbe joy of Elsies advent And what is your question Millie Oh you bravo darlln ho said with is a very simple one Have you a tear running down his bronzed cheek heard from Mr Grey since he left Ore I aint no great shakes on speechifylnt town but when I think that but for you I I heard from him No indeed ho should have been now in kingdom has long ago forgotten me What come never have seen Millie nor the lit- Â¬ could such a man as he see in a girl tle kid again never confound it wife like me to keep mo in his memory what are yer blubberin at why what much less to trouble himself to write I mean ter say is youve got a friend fer If ho were not as stupid as an owl life in Jack Wilders who wont fail he would have soon one of the Bweet you in the hour of need est girls that mans eyes ever rested on Then Elsie all blushes with a desire So you have never heard from him to turn the torrent of the mans grati- Â¬ Not a word tude modestly remarked Then dearest Elsie the clouds aro You aro looking better than I ex- Â¬ cleared away and I can keep your se- Â¬ pected cret that is if I may share it with Oh Im tough as hickory Elsie The Jack doctors did kind o rasp mo around but That is of course Do you think Ive pulled through in spite o them you stupid that I ever fancied you could And with good nursing youll soon keep a secret from Jack be well Well now for the mystery I do Good nursinl ho cried beaming af- - like mysteries fection on his wife to whom his words Do you remember Millie the two were sweeter than honey thats what ladies who stayed a week at our house X want Millie aint up to much in a year ago the strangers from New that line she dont worry an fret an York who owned so many shares in the cry her eyes an sit by a fellers bedside Buffalo mine for sixty hours at a stretch wiout takin Oh yes they captivated Jack and a wink of sleep not much she dont he gave them a lot of mineral speciOh no mens Millie knows that whats good for Well they took quite a fancy nothing never comes to harm the me and if mother had not made to so gratified wife saucily replied strong an objection would have taken Millie is overworked Elsie said me back to New York with them then serioustojand I am come to share her Ah and you have been correspond- Â¬ labors is to say if you will have ing with them I see it all t me1 I have I have asked them to offer iHaveher They were wild with joy mea tomporaryhome at the prospect Millie kissed her fond- Â¬ Elsie Whitford ly and Jack said he would wait till he What else could I dq Misunder Â¬ gpt well and that tiresome wife of his stood by father and mother persecuted was out of the way before he followed by a scoundrel with whom they are in Â¬ Afiuit whereupon Mrs Wilders declared fatuated what resource have I left her Solemn intention of sending to Chi This is very serious Elsie Have cagq fori divorce and resigning her you the means to go but that is a sec pjtdtkn TJptf the prospectors cottage ondary consideration for of course forth wtt2V Jack But Wheres the little boy Elsie Thanks dear friend but I haveno asked presently when the excitement designs on Jacks generosity To day I of the meeting had sobered down a received from Mrs Baxter a draft for little tho expense of the journey and a loving Ask her Jack said pointing to his renewal of her offers wife That unnatral female sent him Surely Elsie this great New York off to his grandmother at Marquette lady cannot be conniving at your leav Â¬ Only for a day of two to be out of ing your home surreptitiously the way Millie explained Theres the trouble You see I said But I scotched her heartless scheme in my letter that I was suddenly de Â¬ the little chaps on his way back prived of tho care of my natural pro- Â¬ home tectors and I sadly fear she labors un Â¬ The great silly couldnt be without der the delusion that they are dead his boy for even a couple of days the Naturally wife said laughing Now Elsie What must I do I will not remain we must not let the invalid talk any at home more You sir go to sleep and show There was stern resolution in the young voice Why stay with us of course No Millie it cannot be A yearn Â¬ ing for a change c life and scene burns in me like a ftfver I have long- Â¬ ings aspirations ah you cannot understand Well ybull at least consult Jack ech other You have prepared your flelcnso well sir My defense What are you thlnkiug of child But she added impressively heed- Â¬ less of his mocking interruption if that jman I speak of over molesta or annoys mo by word or deed I shall without another word of warning de nounce him And I should think that he would appreciate your disorction and give you no causdlto regret such an exceedingly wise realRjtion That will do oir wo understand Gregson Then all I can say remarked the corporal slowly as ho dried his face on the huckaback towel is that another scoundrel is added to the criminal pop ulation oi mis raucn suuering coun Â¬ try Oh hush Oi dunnot loike to treat mot own thatta way asoides he looks weil fettled an Oi 6liouldna wonder but he be coom to pay ye all the gowd hes owed thee this mony a year Well if tho pills gilded I had better swallow it though it goes against the grain to welcome such a dog into the house With this inhospitable speech the corporal donned his coat and stumped into the presence of his visitor who little knew how warm a reception he was esflesh-an-bloo- d MATTINGS CHINA JAPANESE INLAID COTTON WARP Any price or style you want PARLOR Suits IN OAK ETC BIRCH MAHOGANY Many styles of Upholstery caping Kat true Derbyshire instinct set about spreading the table for dinner Tho day passed pleasantly Jacob was quite satisfied with the explana- Â¬ tion of Elsies absence In New York nay was even glad for it suited his interests better But towards evening the guest grew a little Inquisitive Youve a boarding house sign out- Â¬ side Have you any boarders ho no smile Why have you left Elsies board bill unpaid all these years Have you brought the money in your hand now you have come I didnt pay it because I couldnt was the dogged reply Ive brought a hundred pounds now for you if that will satisfy you And that is ninety nine pounds nineteen shillings and twelve pence more than 1 ever expected to get so I think yes I thinkJ may shake hands with you It is astonishing what a change in the aspect of affairs a little ready money produces In a pinched household Ilardly had Gregson handed over to the corporal twenty five pound notes than a geniar atmosphere pre vaded the room Whltf ords broad faco beamed with smiles while his wife with laughed Jacob jovially extending both hands to his impassive Large as life an twice as kinsman natural Tip us your flipper old chap for it does me good to see you But the corporals right hand was behind his back and his features wore Here he is RUGS MOQUETTE ORIENTAL ARTSQUAKES Great variety size and patterns BOXES REFRIGERATORS ICE BUNDREDS OF VARIETY IN And on Coal EVERY WOOD Never have the people so thoroughly realized IRON AND BASS THE ADVANTAGES of S TMOORE COS BEDSPEADS PEERLESS SYSTEM of doing business WHITE ENAMELED People used to think themselves poor before AND GOLD they would resort to credit but now they drive up in carriages they come on bicycles DINING ROOSI and drop off the street cars TABLES CHAIRS JHLGREAT MANUFACTURERS AGENTS SIDEBOARDS congratulate themselves with pardonable pride CHINA CLOSETS as they contemplate the great change they SITTING ROOM have wrought in the peoples FURNITURE COUCHES and CARPET BUYING It is nothing remarkable It is being accommodating only SOFA BEDS plain common decency Good honest accom BED LOUNGES motation never cost a discreet person a dollar SETTEES every kind Get that framed and hang it up where you can see it It is the biggest lump of truth you LACE CURTAINS ever slipped down on these public benefactors do not get excited or slip off the side NOTTINGHAM walk they just simply tell you a great big IRISH POINT BRUSSELS truth NEAND The simplest and easiest wav to buy DRAPERIES CARPETS FURNITURE ETC is to go to In silk and plain HEADQUARTERS JEFFERSON figured BET EMBROIDERED THROUGH TO GREEN AVE FOURTH AND FIFTH LOUISNILLE KY SWISS where freight costs you nothing Look them right in the faco and tell them what you want KITCHEN lo buy how and when you want to pay for it then there is not a wagon big enough except STOVES the World Mover that willnold all you want RANGES to buy QUEENS WARE CUTLERY Mikis Still Shoveling AHEAD FREIGHT On F1D 200 HK bt MILES IflflMbh TINWARE V MMMM HBB T 14U444U4U4a4U4444U44444UU444UUUaU4UU4U4 DXI replied the corporal butches an eye opener the smartest man in this country He knows all about ores an minerals JAn the salvation o souls his wife burst forth in loud corroboration Oh Gregson said unguardedly thats not my man after all How What do you Your man mean Oh asked Only one nothing merely that I don JL rest I will And Jack promptly decided that whatever Elsie said or did was right and that the Whltfords who had made her miserable for that lop eared scal Â¬ awag Dodd deserved no considera- Â¬ tion from sensible people however Elsio was spared the humiliation of sui reptitious flight for she chanced to meet her bete noir in the street and said to him boldly and abruptly Mrs Baxter of New York my mother will know who I mean has invited mo to pay her a long visit and has sent pao a bank draft for my exMB0DD ONE WOIID WITH YOU penses 1 look to you to get me per some desire to please the best wife in mission to go this wicked world And the coveted home sanction came God bless her yes the best wife in and Elsjo WJhitford set out for New theivorld the prospector muttered as York exultant at freeing herself from the door closed upon tho two women the wretchedness of her surroundings fern see dear Millie said when and with her ypung heart beating with th3fwere alone he is so big and hope for the future Btroflg that even this sickness has CHAPTER XIV hardly taught him the necessity of know him Well hes a preacher gone to MarGuess quette to day to hold a meetin hell soon be home for he rode Gap Wlxons black mare an she steps lively continued tho An that humble dame dwelling with loving accents on that he sot the preachers virtues eyes on our Elsie an would ha mar ried her only tho foolish wench fought shy Ah Jacob Grcgsons interest was IIow old is he what all alive now does he look like he asked eagerly Short squat man broad shoulders stoops lobe of left ear gone owns up to forty two tho corporal replied with military accuracy Jacob was greatly disturbed Has ho a slight halt In the left foot Has he a habit of sniffing with the nostril he asked Thats him to a T nave you over met him No I That is yes Tell you what If hes the man I mean Id rather MIL DODDS FRIEND Weeks passed Elsie was still with Mrs Wilders Tho pleasant harmony of the pretty home had brought the color back to her cheeks and elasticity to her steps but Millie was in trouble about her young friend for all that The fact was she was mystified and as she could not read tho puzzlo jumped like a woman to a wrong conclusion Elsie Whitf ord was receiving letters letters from a distance which she read in her chamber and never discussed even with her bosom friend ergo this young woman argued she is correspond Â¬ ing surreptitiously with some man could that man be but Frank and GreyTAnd the good little creaturo was considerably harassed by the dis- Â¬ covery Yet that very night Elsie spoke Millie she said I want to tell you A shouted one sunshiny morning as ho was polishing his face soldier fashion with soap and water over a big tub in his back yard Missus Theres some ono a hammerin away at the front door cant you hear un Some dratted book agentOI reckon remarkedthe angry dame as she put aside her irons and hurried to answer tho summons But the good woman had no sooner drawn back the door with mouth al- Â¬ ready open to give the intruder an im patient reception than she gave a little Bhrlek of astonishment that startled the corporal in tho back kitchen Why Jacob GregsonI sho gasped when breath would come Missus Missusl Corporal Whitford Man have you forproached tho tree Gregson with a gotten he asked the rotten bridge of Newton dramatic sweep of his hand rushed Do hoar the screams forward and yelled at the top of his lock pooryou neverflung Into the dark of the girl you voice waters Do you never Stopl Gregson quivering Hold The result was disastrous The with terror cried mercy hold I can- Â¬ In horse which was moving at a rapid not bear it You will drive me mad in your mouth indicates canter stopped plunged and the un Dodd gave a sigh of intenso Ah Bile and shows that happy rider was pitched like a bolt satisfaction I think this little bit of your bloods wrong from a caterpult over his head his an exchange of confidence will cement huge squat figure striking the earth We both a with a dull thud while the lively steed our friendshipSo like have men we past to conceal wise will SARSAPARILLA kicked up its heels in delighted free help each other Is it so my friend dom and galloped off to Qretown will set your blood right and But you will not come between mo Gregson lubberly fool The Gregson asked with and cure your Dyspepsia graoned aghast at his friends eques whitethe girl lips trian somersault but humanely help Nervousness Aches and ing Dodd to his feet who stood gaz out Not I That games been played and me and she won Fains Tone you up all over Try between her ing with blanched face at his unwonted hands down No I only want to stay appearance one bottle and be sure to ask in Ileavens Gregson is it you ho fewthe place long enough to mature a for Neats little mining speculations innostuttered at last In faltering tones cent little schemes which may pan out Yes Mr Tony Savage its me sure So Ive run you to earth pretty profitable enough Thats no business of mine Gregat last have I Yah you Neats Sarsaparilla is for sole by You may swinyou treacherous rogue that son said generously cur dle the whole blooming population for R C Hard wick druggist hasnt even pluck to be honest with what I care So lets shake hands an brother thieves start fair I can explain With pleasure Of course you can Words run slick And what lay are you on now Tony enough from your oily tongue Im Rev Archibald Dodd Ilopkin I meant no harm Jacob at east slte minister Do you twig Jake none to you Tony you are a clipper Mr Greg- Â¬ Oh no of course you didnt You son rejoined Howenthusiastically Regular Griduate and Ueglsterecl Physician acted all along for my good like a ever did you pick up a parsons palter Foimerly Assistant Surgeon In U S Navy af- Â¬ guardian angel didnt yer But you terwards Post Surireon U s Army and later In jail It was the only useful twc British Marine Service an Ive got an account to bettlc When I ever learned from the chaplains thing Surgeon experience as Physician with Hot minyears at Lon- Â¬ I lay on that bed of sickness in Springs Ark will welcome the sick andaf istrations lllcted at His Oillce where consultation witb don you wormed my secret about the Thus in pleasant converse they one oi the Vost Suctesful Doctors oi the girl out of me an then you skipped reached Oretown presan age is cordially Invited All wilI5 across the herring pond to take advan Â¬ It was a jovial day for Corporal Whit- receive kind and honorable treatment and tage of It I knew where youd gone ford for irrespective of flourishing his permanent cures guaranteed in eery case undertaken the moment I missed you an as soon bank notes in the faces of doubting Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treate as the cursed fever left me pulled up creditors he was charged by his hos Succese ully All Chronic and Long sticks an followed yer pitable wife to bid their friends congrelie paused for a reply None came Standing Diseases gate In tho evening to do honor to the Let me he said mockingly Mr visit of their Bronchitisrelation whose AfflSKFS by latesx Johnson Thompson Robinson Ilobbs questionable display the Whitfords or Dodd or whichever of your aliases knew would make a favorable Impres hospital methods you are sailing under Tony Savage sion In tho neighborhood Dis- Â¬ ask what you are doing In this Tho party was a grand success Mr region so far from the pleas- Â¬ Gregson shone as a bright particular Sores Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema ant slums of White Chapel star rendering with a good deal of Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising But an inspiration had flashed across natural talent music hall melodies from an impure state of the blood promptly and completely Dodds fertile brain When during which were new to his listeners The system restoring eradicated forever from the health and purity that Illness to which his old acquaint- the corporal roared The British Gren- Â¬ adiers and even the hostess quavered TCidney and burning through an endless ballad which only Weakback frequent of both sexes urine dis Â¬ promptly eases of the bladder loss of breath brought to a conclusion and eafely cmed will receive special and careful T at last liCLllfco treatment for all their many But hark Tho sharp metallic clang ailments -- GTc of a church bell rang out in the night air Syphilis Gleet Strictures Varicecele Hydro- Â¬ son Just us tho luckless horseman inne Bp Is your life blameless Jacob Greg-Â¬ THAT TASTE NEATS Sick-Headac- white-livere- d Dr Matthew Henry Kollock well-to-d- o Catarrh Blood and Skin ease and Urinary orliic Private Diseases ii I HAVE BROUGHT A HUNDRED P0USD3 YOU FOn a secret- - r Mrs WHders eyes flashed Bubpiciou at once A secret Elsie Bhe asked coldly Yes dear and I want you to prom ise that youll never breathe it to a llv injar goul u cousin sure enough the irrepressible visitor ejaculated seizing her handand wring- ing it effusively Do you take me for a spook Bess Oira welly addled wi wonder at seeln1 yer inert iu invite mvseii ia as you Yes it was he Your dearly beloved 3 f count tosettlo and Why not put your hat on an strpll up tho road Ho wont be long Tho very thing Ill do it When Mr Gregson found himsdf away from the house he burst into a string of execrations which acted as a safety valvo to his pent up feelings then being relioved he lit a big cigar and sat on a fallen treo to await Dodds coming Ilis meditations were soon broken by the cheerful tramp of a horses hoofs In an instant ho was erect and with his hand gazing at a distant yet approaching figure an ungalnljr rider bobbing about like t s sack of meal in the saddle Its him Gregson muttered with an oath as he drew behind theshelter TV half-a-mil- o Â¬ i- meet him alono first Weve un old ac- Â¬ The whole company was alert in a moment the men rushing out of doors bare headed gazing anxiously into tho valley beneath them where lay the city of Oretown Something very unusual was astir Lights flitted to and fro and the hum bf many voices could be distinctly cele Tenderne sJWeakness of Organs Piles Fistula quickly cured without pain oa deten- Â¬ tion fiom business mxTLJwr8 w prfj I vvtrT - t to niDEB ran unhappy was pitched anco alluded ho had tended Gregson through a sharp attack of delirum tre- Â¬ mens ho had cnughLsome of tho wild words of the poor wretchs delirium and stored them in his memory for future hounds was now added to tho confusion me feeling prqtty sure the sick mans of the night Jack was right said the corporal phantasies were based on actual events Theyve fetched the dogs anyhow his own case was desperate What is it cried a dozen voices as and he would fire a shot with the chance examination the urinary deposits a ropy sedi Â¬ ment will often be found Its not a fire the corporal said small uparticles ofof aalbumen willand sometimes appearor the co or HI be thin milklsh hue again theres no glow in tho sky changing to a dark and turbid appearance Still tho bell went on with Its im Â¬ Thero aro many men who die of this difficulty patient cry for help clang clang Ignorant of the cause which is the second clang wakening the echoes of tho dis- Â¬ stogo of Seminal Weakness all The doctor will guarantee a perfect cure in such casesand a healthy restoration of the genitureurlnarjr tant hills organs Theres some men coming up the WHITE your troubles if living away frona steep said one Theyre going to tho city You can be cured at home by correa pondenco Absolute secrecy In all profes Â¬ Murphys sional dealings and medicine secure After Ids bloodhounds I shouldnt from observation Testimonials sentpatients of are never published Bank references to my wonder hazarded another responsibility cheerfully given Address The deep ferocious baying of tho heard of Energy andConildence the dreadful effectr of Early Vice w hich brings Organic Weakness unfitting one for business study or enjoyment of life treated w lth nover failing success On Debility EmlsNervous Melancholy DizzinessNighttlons Impotenoy Iosf Dr Kollock 613 Churoh SJ 8treet ofihittinc a mark CONTIJCUID V I HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKIAN SJojifeitwirtUe sJune 25 1896 i a Seutttcluan MoPuERSON-r-Judge DKATI1S mmsm nbijiy AJiB rRMT M0RMVGS CHAS M MEACHAM iSUSSCnUTtON 3 A YEAR IN ADVANOE per line Spe reading notices 3ll Locals 5 centa parMcentaeach Insertion line UEates for Htandlnc advertisements furnished on application k1 OFFICE 212 SOUTH MAIN STREET ANNOlNCKMENTS VTCeare authorized to announce JUDGE JOHN PHELPS -- 3 a candidate for Circuit Court Judge In this o district subject to the action of the party Election November 5 1893 We aw authorised to announce JUDGE THOMAS P COOK otCliwajrcountj as a candidate for Judge of tie Circuit Court of thH district subject to etho action of the Democratic partv VWe are authorized to announce JUDGE THOS J MORROW Vis a candidate for Circuit Judge of the Third Judicial District auHject to the action of tho Democratic Convention July 0 By authcrltyre announce Demo--sratl- Pherson died at his home in this city rnuaynignr tne iilst hist after a long illness of dropsy His condi tion had been growing worse for some weeks and his death was not unexpected The funeral services were hold at tho Ninth street Presbyterian church in which body deceased had long been an elder Most of the churches held no morning services and the procession that followed the body to the cemetery was one of tho largest ever seen in the city The following brief sketch of his life is taken from Perrins history of Christian county John W MePherson was born in Fanquier county Va Sept 18 1826 Hs father John MePherson and his mother Sarah McDonald both of whom were of Scotch ancestry were born and reared in Virginia Judge AicPherson was the youngest of eleven children He attaned his major ity in his native state receiving an academic education In 1841 he be gan the study of lqw and two years Jn0 W Me Tired Feeling Means danger It is a serious condition and will lead to disas Â¬ trous results if It is not over Â¬ come at once It is a sure Blgn that tho blood is Impoverished and impure Tho best remedy is That if What5 r the matted old man v t 0 Sarsaparilla Which makes rich healthy blood and thus gives strength and elas Â¬ ticity to the muscles vigor to tho brain and health and vitality to every part of tho body Hoods Sarsaparilla positively HOOD5 Y Makes the Weak Strong My sister was troubled with nervousness and tired feeling She tried several remedies with- Â¬ out relief until she began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla My young Â¬ est sister is taking Hoods for a troublo with tho muscles of her 3IiS3MIl limbs with benefit Scorr Covey Arkansas W W juDGETJWATKINS of Lyon bounty as a candidate for Circuit Judgo6f this the Third judicial district sub ectffo the action of the Demociatlo party Judges Phelps and Morrow have made no agreement to divide the vote M3f Christian county and it is under stood that thoy Will suhmit their v l r jf-- Chilton Pembroke when on the morning of May 14rthrthodeaih angel And watching and waiting she now Yon can line em up one by one entered and claimed for his own tho dwells iu that fair heaven eager to anduihess there is a personal differ beloved wife and devoted mother in welcome Homo tne loved ones left be tho fight between i ence or obligation hind the person of Mrs Sarah A Chilton joy in thisj lower world ready toen Linu and Cook is the Stone and Hen- an unbroken reunion with the Wrn Las husband of She was the daughter of her youth from whom d rick fight over again in this county seen deceased and was born in Hop- Â¬ only death could part her It was forced from the start by the kinsville July 9th 1839 Early in Lmmnon with the purpose in view of BIRDS LIKE TO TRAVEL life she professed faith in Christ and capturing Lyon county but gracious united with the Presbyterian church TW I the Reason Why Thy Ar 1 iow it has recoiled on them in Callo- and through all tho years gave abun- nually Ljwtva Our Northern Ctimatts way since Watkins bas announced in dant and lovely evidence that she Why do the birds- flit southward tLyon Murray Ledger was truly a child o God and had each autumn and return again With been redeemed in the blood of the every spring No ne- knows but A thorough canvass of all the bus Lamb science- in the person of Fro Wang She the early graduatesj iness men of Nashville on the money of Walnut Hill Seminary nearc Lex the eminent Austrian ornithologist question has been made by a local ington Ky where- she spent several has just disclosed that tho usual Ho reports 70 per cent enthusiast sessions acquiring an education and flippant answer to this question of the retail men for free silver and from which she came forth with all Because they like to travel is not the equipments of a varied and thor- far out of the way alter all say9 the iabout the same per cent of the whole--salough mental culture to fit her for the New York World men for gold According to this future work in life In a lecture that Prof Wang re Â¬ estimate that city is about 16 to 1 in July 2 1865 she was most happily cently delivered at Vienna he gave ifavor of free silver united in marriage to Mr Frank M Chilton with whom she continued to some extremely interesting details Even tho three or four gold men on live in unbroken peace and fondest regarding tho migrations of birds all of which migrations resemble one love to the hour of her death the Christian oounly delegation de- MePherson A short time after her marriage she another in two respects they follow clare themselves o posed to endors- Resolved That in his death we changed her church relations becom-Â¬ tho most direct line southward and ing Cleveland and Carlisle Thoy are have lost an esteemed brother and ing a member of the Baptist church are made with almost incredible citizen has in favor of no action along that line the community and lo9ta good judge at Old Bethel then under tho pas- Â¬ rapidity Numerous observations an upright an able lawyer and upon a resolution of that sort and a Christian gentleman toral care of Rev Geo Hunt to whom have been made at Heligoland which as her spiritual guide and adviser she is the principal halting place of would vote as a unit Christian Resolved that we extend the fambirds ily of the deceased our heartfelt sym grew deeply attached against it of passage from northern countries Those who knew Mrs Chilton do pathy and that as an act of respect to and in Egypt which is the winter we ask that this court not wonder that her death caused homo We will bury the hatchet so come hs memory of many and these observa- Â¬ such profound grief The until Monday along Bro Meacham Jim Smith says stand now adjournedattend his fuuer loving children who survive her three tions have established somo facts morning That we he will kill the fatted calf for the al in a body and that these resolu- sons and two daughters rise up to hitherto unknown The blue birds traverse the four prodigal and we will hunt up a silver tions be spread upon the record and call her blessed her husband- also copies be sent to the family of he praiseth her For like Solomons hundred nautical miles which separ- Â¬ ring for you and would get shoes for that virtuous woman her price was far ate Egypt from Heligoland in a single the deceased your feet but leather has advanced above riches W R Howell 1 uight which is at the rate of more Eddyville Tale She was indeed a beautiful type of Jas Breathitt i all that constitutes a noble Christian than forty geographical miles per womanhood Not only a loving wife hour The swallows speed is over Hill is convalescent Congressman C H Bush but a faithful counselor aud helper two and one half miles per minute A H Clark J and has Jeft Washington for Narra was snej not only an indulgent do or nearly three times that of the cgansett Pier It I where he expects Hancock Mrs J M Hancock voted mother but a wise instructor fastest railway train Even the died near Fairview ou the 13th iust a safe true guide for the inexperien- younger birds six or eight weeks to regain his health more rapidly of consumption ced feet of her children not only a old accompany the others in their Tho Famous Trip to the ben Shore Witty The daugh- loyal friend but a diligent worker in long journey While the trip to Old Point Com ter of Mr Geo Wittv of the Kelly the busy world doing with her might Prof Wang asks himself what iort is more than a month off there is neighborhood died last Wednesday what her hands found to do In tho impulse which causes tho birdsis her character were blended all the already more interest manifested of fever after the brooding and moulting sea- Â¬ than for several years past and there Weaver Mr George W Weaver domestic virtues rendering her one son is over to quit our northern cli of the noblest and best of woman is not tho least doubt about a big one of the mott prominent and influ- hood She loved her homo which her mato He does not think it is fear crowd August 7 The rate has not ential citizens of the Bainbridge presence made bright and of cold for many species quite as yet been announced but will be neighborhood died at his home near lived for her husband and chil- Â¬ delicate as those which migrate about the same as formerly and the that place Sunday aftar an illness of life route and other conditions will be several weeks Mr Weaver was 65 dren a But of self sacrificing dovo southward easily withstand tho tion was similar to former programs As every years old and had lived in the county church laid this claim not all her rigors of the winter but that they no upon her to have an irresistible humor for trav- Â¬ one who has over taken this delight- for a number of years He was boin in which she did not ful trip well knows it is one of great Virginia but moved to Kentucky and her influence cheerful y respond eling This is his idea of the faot for good radiated enjoyment at very mall expense when a young man He was a good iu all directions and fell as a but he can give no explanation and nil who can possibly arrange to man and will be missed from that benediction on those about her Drowned In Wine go should do so So much has al- community The interment occurred For two or been said complimentary of the yesterday afternoon at Harmony death she wasmore vears bnfnro lipr ready At Mostar in the Herzegovina a greatly afflicted but famous C 0 route over which tho ijrove church bore her sufferings most patiently and husband and wife died a most ex taken that little re party is always bravely The cup she drank held traordinary death together The colored imains to be told It is a well known many bitter drops but she took it as wife went to the wine cellar to fetch who can arrange tfacttthat everyone Metcalfe Charles Metcalfe died from a lovincr Fathers lmnH wlm a mug of strong new wino for her sio do so goes oast via the summer re- in tho city Sunday of typhoid fever did all things well and chastened husbands supper and as the enor- Â¬ ports of tho Alleghany mountains aged 17year8 only for her good Human lovo did There is so much to attract in the mous cask was not full she leaned all that was possible to spare her beauty and variety of the scenery The first bloomer reached Nashville pangs of suffering and to prolong the over and fell into it Her husband the along the Chesapeake Ohio railway last week life that was so precious to the home immediately dropped in after her to especially along tho Kanawha and circle and friends but Gods will save her and both wero drowned in through Newriver canons and across Boh and Alt must bo done He had bidden her a few minutes Their property is tthe Alleghany and Blue Ridge moun come up higher to those heavenly valued at twenty thousand pounds tains that this has become the popu- - Bob Taylor and his brother Alf mansions of eternal beauty prepared sterling but they lived as simple iar route from the west to nearly all have been induced to take the plat- for such as she ceasants points ou the eastern coast and nor- form in joint discussion Bob choosthern cities This route is not onlv ing Dixie and Alf addresses him very popular with those whoso time It will be as limited but as well with those who sslf to Yankee Doodle one of the drawing attractions of next are seeking tho most delightful spots either for health or pleasure Stop season to hear these two gifted broover privileges will bo allowed on re- - thers again and will revive memoHighest of all in Leavening Power Latest U S Govt Report turning from the sea shore and par ries of tho white and red rose cam- Â¬ ties desiring to spend a few days at paign Manager Wood has booked any of tho numerous as well as tho two worthies for Oct 30 and celebrated watering places in West Clarksville Nashville and HopkinsVirginia cando A full program of ville are tho only cities in this secitthotrip will bo published in the Ken tion of the country afforded an op ttcckian a little later along when fu- Â¬ portunity of hearing Bob aud Alf rther particulars will bo given Leaf Chronicle the the the the T2ddyv31le convention The two Cal loway candidates will do the same and tuion tiio convention meets on - July 10 it is not likely that more than four candidates will be named one ifrom each county claims to the mass convention at court house ou July G and that successful candidate will receive entire 12 votes of the county in there until 1859 having meantime served as county attorney for eight years He came to Christian county in 1859 and engaged in merchandis ing but in 1864 resumed his practice in which he was very successful Prom 1865 until 1877 he was associa ted with the late G A Chaplain under the firm name of MePherson Chaplain He was married in West Virginia in Dec 1849 to Miss Marga- Â¬ ret Withrow Five sous and one daughter were the fruits of this un- Â¬ Â¬ which ho commenced in Lewisburg W Va He continued to practice 2 javini i rr Ooir pooled it didyou tlrII ILit 1 ltS rZIEivk KrhK MmLf J XT r- - jt i Hoods and TfvS Sti y V7 Only Hoods Hoods Pills taVe easy in effect time buy a suit of the celebrated Happy Homb Gar Orients Never had anything to fit or wear so well in See that the coat has the guarantee label c all my life of the makers sewn on the sleeve 11M wny certainly you can Go No I e Some years ago Judge MePherson married ac ain His second wife was Miss Nannie Peoples of Louisana who survives him All of his children excepting the oldest sou also survive In 1888 Judge MePherson was elect- Â¬ ed judge of the court of common pleas for Christian county iu one of the hottest elections ever held in the county defeating a popular Repub- Â¬ lican by a good majority This po- Â¬ sition ho held for tour years until the court was abolished In all the walks of life whether public or pri- Â¬ vate he commandel the respect and esteem of his neighbors He was a lawyer of ability and standing a judgj upright and impartial a citi- Â¬ zen of worth and influence and a gentleman who enjoyed the confidence and good will of a large circle from friends who learned to appreciate his many noble qualities during a resi- Â¬ dence of 35 years iu Hopkinsville In his death the bar loses a prominent member the church one of its main staysthe community a valued citizen and his family a devoted husband and father The bar held a meeting Saturday morning and adopted the following resolutions Judge Petree presiding Whereas God in his inscrutable wisdom has removed from our midst our beloved brother the Hon Juo W 1UU oaiy to buy easy t 25c buy them herel They are handled in this vicinity by Obltnnrrof Sirs SarutkA Chilton A great pall of sorrow was cast up on the household of Mr Frank M the Mammoth Clothing Shoe Main St Hopkinsville Zy 1815 IS 1895 Insuke in the Old Reliable- - MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY Total Assets January 1st 1895 Paid Policy Holders since organization Surplus JTormerN Y Standard musses paiu iu nuuiucKy oyer CO B3283 0 SO AMZI DODD President V 71 13796411662 80000 After second year GUARANTEED CASH SURRENDER VALUESonllfaand endowment r91JJlI19NTETIBIjEOASHL0ANSmado on assignable policies In case of lapse no FORFEITURE polloy Is continued In force FOR FULCaMO UNT by the reserve or If pre lerred to the purchase of a paid up poilev No restrictions s to RESIDENCE or OC CUP A was-one-o- f F J THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERER Call or write for sample policy at your ago and on plan desired W SMITH CO State Agents 542 West Mabx street Louisville Ky CALLIS Giving a LesdL WALLACE Minimum Local Agfc KENTUcW mimiMmuiiw HOPKINVUUE iiwwf Where to Stent at Dvson seven-vear-ol- d Thd indications are that the fobao The various watering places around aco sales on bur market this week will are filling up with guests as tho heat- Â¬ ed term approaches 40 yery largo vH Royal Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE Jr if Baking 4 i 1 i JV v V i When you go to Dawson Springs Becro Hole In his recent More Memories tells an aimising story Ky stop at the Summit House of how an old woman got the better Rates S7 per week S2S dollars per of her clergyman in an argument month Children halC ratcsy Spe- Â¬ The village churchyard was over Â¬ cial rates to families and pljKnies of crowded except on its sunless north Â¬ five or more from the- samejflaice This hotel has been greatly im-ern side in which a suicide was bur-Â¬ and is situated on a beautL ied One day the vicar while visitiul elevation Is convenient to tha ng- a poor old woman who was dy- and depot and is acknowl- Â¬ ng thought he would try to got her springs to have the coolest most edged consent to bo buried ixi the roomy healthful and pleasant location of northern plot Ho began by assur- Â¬ aay hotel in Dawson Guests of the ing her that tho common aversion Summit can sit in their rooms and to burial in any particular portion drink any o Dawson life living of consecrated ground was a silly waters free of charge r mjvM ft i nn ft n Correspondence solicited and Gheer- rtrtl inl mtnnHnt ah fully answered Clerk and porters to Then he besought her as a personal favor to himself and as an example meet trams H H Ramsey Ekopr toothers to permit her body to bo buried in tho northern side of the Vitalia double strength for saloby churchyard The old woman thought druggists it all over for a few minutes and Good Health Well sir as you then answered And a good appetite go baud in hand seem to think as one part o the churchyard is as good as another W7ith tho loss of appetite tho system and that it makes no difference cannot long sustain itself Thus the where we be put perhaps youll gle tho fortifications of good health are broken down and the system is liable us a lead to attacks of disease It is in such cases that tho mecacal powers of Ringing for Prayers Hoods Sarsaparilla axe clearly shown A very pretty story about a con Â¬ Thousands who have takon Hoods fiding child is told of the Sarsaparilla testify to its great merits son of a member of tho Georgia as a purifier of the blood its power to legislaturo Having left the boy in restore and sharpen the appetite and a room of one of the big hotels of promote a healthy action of tho diges the metropolis with the command tive organs Thus it is not what we to go to bed immediately ho went say but what Hoods Sarsaparilla - V tells tho Btory and constidown to seek his congenial friends in does that strongest recmendation that tutes tho office Tho bell boys were soon can betho Why urged for anymedicine thrown into consternation by the not take Hoods Sarsaprailla now many and various calls from tho Grape bags the best and cheapest room in which the little fellow had been left and quite a number of for sale at this office them wero soon collectedthere But of Ramons The wonderful it was not ice water or firo or a B Tonic Liver Pills success and Pellets in this and S that the child wanted He locality during ihe last few mojiftks astonished the boys with this unusual should silence all those who vmS request Please sirs send some plain that they can not get ridof one to me to hear me say my sick headaches If you suffer occasionally with biliousnesss sour stomprayers Harpers Magaaine ach dizziness etc do not hesitate to ask all your druggist for free doso of Oatarrh Oannot he Oured with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as this remarkable remedy 25 doses 25 they cannot reach tho seat of the dis- Â¬ cost only 25 cents and are worth an to any oue suffering from these ease Catarrh is a blood or consti- Â¬ tutional disease and in order to euro noying complaints it you must tauo internal remedies Take Vitalia Liver Pills Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and NOTICE United mucous surfaces Halls Catarrh I want every man and voman In tho Whisky and Cure is not a quack medicine I States interested inofthe Opium on these dis habits to have ono my books was prescribed by one of the physi eases Address II M Woolley Atlanta Ga Box SSSand one will be sent you free cians in this country for years and is a regulur prescription It is composOld papers for sale at this o ed or tho best tonics known combined with tho pest blood purifiers Dont Tobacco Sit or SmokoTPYoul acting directly on the raucous sur Life way faces The perfect combinaiiou of Is the truthful startllngtltlo of a booVsBcj tho two ingredients is what- - produces iMOTO Jsao tno nannies kuhj uicu q hmciia habit enrn such wonderful results in curing Ca eliminates that nicotine UD alCOtinlMd nervi pa poison malcev the manhood larrh Send for testimonials free mengalnatrengthylEcJr and risk 03 NO Y run mnkln nn fflUBolS F J CHENEY CO Props To Bao i sold by K oHwriwlck under a guard ledo O vn AuureM 9teruag jh v Sold by Druggists price 75c VtI ChlukfQ S h s41 four-year-o- ld Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 Â¬ fSflIHKW4aiVW -a nvj ro--H- L j l t vs M tFZv 1 l a j 0 3ne 51895 AEOTJNDAlTDASOirT NOTHIMG A Delightful Oeoasion BUT NEWsVotJND UULUMM N THIS A Condensed Account of the Latent Hap penings Tersely Told for Uuny Readers street Miss Lizzie Williams of this city was mgterday married to Capt John JamfBfiJr at Guthrie Oklahoma Misi Williams lofc last Tuesday for the West to meet her intended Capt James was formerly a resident1 of Owensboro and is a brother of Capt Mrs Sam James of Owensboro James is a daughter of Mr L T Williams who resides on Crittenden Owensboro Inquirer free-for-a- ll iJ received fourteen shots in his body any flfae which might have proven f a- talTho other Sam Jones is fatally wounded having sustained eight or ten painful shots J He lignt occurred over half gallon can of coal oil which each of the participants claim ed Waddy Ky a small town 17 miles from Lnwrfinpfiburcr on the LouiS- suffered villo Southern railroad tho most Hinjistrous fire in its history last week The Christian church and parsonage burned together with the post office Waddy bank building and two stores entailing a 10000 loss with small insurance A comparative statement of tho E railroad gross earnings of the L for the second week in June shows received from all sources 350680 For the same period last year 356 250 a falling of for 1890 of 5670 ICy almost shot one another to pieces One of them named George Watson at Grays Station near Barboursyflle Two negroes in a fight The Board of Directors of the L N railroad have decided to carry the Chesapeake Ohio Southwestern lit Â¬ igation to the Supreme Court of the United States The Illinois railroad Pembroke June 28rMiss Alma Paine entertained atj her fathers home Thursday tywiiiig frune 20th pleasant guest Miss in honor of Annie Kmeot Clarksvillq and the affair wsls one of the moat elegant ever given in our town Miss Susan McComb assisted in receiving and did the honors in her graceful man ner A string band furnished music during the entire entertainment and that in itself was a treat At 1130 supper was served and the tables were loaded with choice viands and were beautiful in their decorations of ferns and roses The soft light of wax candles enhanced greatly the beauty of the scene Misses Kuth Paine Sallie Garnett Mabel Lloyd Annie Garnett and Carnie Lloyd served the refreshments in a way that won the hearts of all the happy Those present were Misses fuests Kessee of Clarksville Tenn Lulie Dickerson Trenton Ky Ber nice Thome Eminence Ky Lollio Phillips Mary Garnett Edna Waugh Susan McComb Alma Paine Susie Adcock Lucile Phillips and Nell Graves Messrs Webb and Johnson of Guthrie M L Levy Eugene Mur phey Will Walker Walter Wood Bobt Lloyd Will Garnett David Murphoy and Dr W A Lackey Misses Eva Kannon of Nashville and Bessie DEakin of Chattanooga are the charming little guests of their aunt Mrs J Mi Phillips Mr and Mrs Geo C Calhoun of Nashville are visiting Mrs W A Badford Miss Lulie Dickinson of Trenton is the guest of Mrs L P Miller Miss Cora Blackwell will leave next week for a visit to Hopkinsville and Newstead Mr Jim Denny of Elkton spent Sunday with Dr Morrison Dr and Mrs W A Lackey have re turned from their visit neat1 Bowling Green U Ea L 1 Hi I la BmAsP3rxTBEjiyjB 4 Should TJsa ffftre is nParfin1- Tjisf- nf fliA Uw ht Engines V Threshers Stackers W IT IS H SUPERB- - T0NIG and Binders Mowers exerts a wonderful influence iri A FEMALE REGULATOR Bicycles GOODS WEJCARRY JL wu ITTQCK 1 VWIT Steam Hr am mrM Fitting Goods Kubber Hose BRltins mm V m Majestic Steel Ranges Sasbj Doors strengthening her system by driving through the proper chan nel all impurities Health anrf strength are Guaranteed to result from its use r Twined Blinas WagonspSf Bugges 1 Phaetons m Ttoad Carts Harrows Cultivators 1 rif alter using BBADPIELDS FEMALE REGU LATOR lor two months Is cot tine woll mUDFTElD M JOHNSON Malvern Ark BEGUUTOR CO ATUNTA Ok Bold b7 all DrujtitU at 100 par bottle My wife was bedridden for eighteen months f ify J TODACCO NEWS is not a party in the litigation HOPKINSVILLE MARKET John Curtin Kent an American citizen imprisoned in England on Co Sales by Kagsdale Cooper the charge of being a dynamiter 11 June 18 19 and 20 95 of 196 hhds years ago has been released through as follows the intervention of the state depart Â¬ 39 hhds fine to good leaf 12 25 ment of Rhode Island 12 00 11 75 10 50 10 25 10 25 10 25 10 00 10 00 10 00 10 00 9 90 9 70 Bad Tom Smith will be hanged 9 50 9 50 9 50 9 80 9 80 at Jackson K next Friday for mur- 9 00 9 00 9 50 8 40 9 40 8 40 8 40 8 90 70 8 der He has killed seven men A 8 80 860 8 10 8 10 8 10 8 00 8 00 crowd estimated at 5000 people will 8 008 008 00 8008 00 witness this the first legal hanging in 43 hhds medium leaf7 957 207 20 Breathitt county 7 60 7 60 7 60 7 60 7 60 7 50 7 50 A T Mitchell ox cashier ofxthe 1 30 7 10 7 10 10 at 7 each 6 75 6 75 has Jianof Fulton who Countybeen on 6 75 76 75 each 6 50 6 50 U 50 6 50 Circuit 12 at 00 trialflg the Graves 57 hhds com to med leaf 5 95 to Coirrtjat Mayfield during the past 410 weekwas acquitted by the Jury Fii 7 hhds good lugs 4 10 to 3 10 day evening 13 hnds trash 2 to 1 30 Henry W Grady son of the late Market very strong on all welll oreditor of the Atlanta Constitution dered and fine tobaccos and active de was married to the daughter of David mand on all grades Ship your toB Gould of St Louis on June 18 at bacco to the Main Street Warehouse Jher summer residence in Oconomo- - and we wiil give it our very best at- Â¬ woc Vflis tention Barney Thompson was shot and killed by George North in Harrison Sales of 105 hhds of tobacco by connty Wednesday because of his Wheeler Mills Co June 29 1895 intimacy with Norths wife who was 10 75 20 hhds good med leaf Very Reap Ragsdale Cooper Co Thompsons stepdaughter X 85 4 80 4 60 460 4 80 425 425425 4 25 5 20 410410410 4 00 4 00 3 75 3 75 3 60 8 25 3 258 253 258 253 20 35 hhds lugs 4 00 4 00 8 50 3 25 3 25 3 25 3 10 3 10 8 10 8 00 3 00 The Kev Frank King of Portland 8 00 3 00 8 00 2 95 2 95 2 90 2 80 Ark was taken from jail by a negro 2 HU 2 b 2 75 2 70 2 7U 2 7U 2 bU mob and hanged He had murdered 2 6U 2 60 2 40 2 2b 2W 2W 2 00 a deacon with whose wife he was in- Â¬ 1 95 1 95 1 50 fatuated Market strong on all good tobaccc WM Co The now Missouri law making evSaturday aftomoon a legal bank ery West for week Sales by Gaither holiday has become effective and as Sat- ending June 20 1895 of 250 hhds a result all banks close at noon 10 75 42 hhds med to good leaf urday I 00 10 25 10 75 10 00 10 00 10 00 David Cornell and Wm Eaton II 00 10 00 900 8 10 8 25 800 900 while digging a well near Cisco Ills 8 50 9 60 8 20 8 10 8 00 8 30 8 80 struck a flow of natural gas which 8 108 408008 70 8 00 8 40 8 OP exploded killing both men instantly 8 00 9 80 8 00 9 60 9 50 8 CO 9 00 All negro settlers in the Osage In- 9 90 8 90 8 80 8 00 8 10 9 40 8 30 12b hhds common to medium leaf dian reservation have been ordered to leave the territory by July 1 upon 4 00 to S8 00 25 hhds medium to good lugs the authority of the territorial council 3 50 to 5 00 4 Archbishop Corrigan of New York denies tho report that he is to promulgate an edict forbidding Catholic young women from riding the bicy Â¬ cle 10 25 9 00 9 00 8 00 7 95 7 25 7 15 7 00 7 00 7 00 b 2a b W b W b UU b UU 50 hhds com leaf S5 95 5 605 40 5 40 5 255 25 5 00 5 00 5 00 500 5 Q0 7 50 7 50 6 Q0 6 75 5 80 5 60 5 00 5255 George Crows and Harry Jones of Webster county are missing A young woman named Bay charges them with detaining her in the woods overnight 460 4 50 4 50 4 50 4 50 904 904 904 25 4 95 INDEPENDENT WOMAN Belongs to an Old Family and th Smart Set Doesnt Trouble Her Perhaps from a social point of yiew one of the most comfortably self satisfied persons in the world Is the New York woman of moderately independent means who secure in a long lino of unimpeachable Knicker bocker ancestprs is completely sat Â¬ isfied with her position and who will never know or for one instant imag ine that sho is irreverently called one of the frumps by tho smart set says tho New York Tribune The members of this smart sot welcome new people without hesita tion always providing that the new- comers are rich and have the necessary tact and savolr faire to adopt the shibboleths of the set The genuine old New Yorker is however very conservative and the opinions of the aforesaid set trouble her but little for her position she feels Is founded oc a rock and though storms may beat and waves break against the structure it Is she believes as secure as anything can be in this mortal life She Is apt also to be very Independent and if her income is small has no fear of public opinion In carrying out her economies She will take a bus or car for a dinner or a ball with as great a sense of dignity as if she was stepping into her carriage at Â¬ tended by her footman Dont let us take that open car pleaded the daughter of mamma one of these Spartan aristocrats It Is so common My dear said her mother If we do it it is not common and in she got reluctantly followed by the girl who unluckily for her had not inherited her parents equipoise When this independence is united with the artistic temperament the results aro sometimes a little eccen- Â¬ tric A certain member of a well known family who feels that her actions are quite unassailable calmly boarded a Fourth avenue oar not long ago with a large clothes basket Wishing to spend a few days In the country with a friend and finding that a handbag would not hold her requirements while a trunk would be impossible for her to carry sho packed her belongings in a big If AN Saddlery Fertilizers oeeas Plows Double Shovels Harness - Blacksmithing Mouldings ijSHHH64 brackets Shingles Mantles urates Cement Lime Fire Brick IISHfifA White Lead Linseed Oil Glass Putty r Faint Brushes Paints Varnishes mBmi Tobacco Barb Wired staples Nads Hhds Hoi so shoeing Repairing Etc Etc ROCK SALT FOR YOUR CATTLE AND TO FREEZE YOUR CREAM Sash Doors and Blinds FuLTstock bought before the advance and sold accordingly Screen Doors and Windows Made to fit any opening Leave orders ior sizes very cheaply with corrogated Iron siding and covered with steel roofiing A car load of Steel Roofing just received This makes the cheapest roof you cart put on Stables and coal houses built within the fire limits can be built Forbes AS CHEP AS- Bro Well just come and see how cheap they are HAENESS SADDLES BEIDLES Jst to suit you An elegant iine of Summer Lap Robes opened now Every thing you can need we have E Positions Guaranteed Yost cj Co TEX- - T oUISVILLE ST LOUIS J AS RAILWAY 0 V Time Table 35 handles tied a sheet over the top and took It herself from her house up town to the ferry who A resident of Cincinnati knew Sousa the bandmaster when ho was a boy in Washington says His mother was a German and his father a Spaniard and though they had other children Mrs Sousa would always talk of my Chonny as if he were tho only one Chonny Ho had every whim gratified wanted a piano and got it a violin and got It a drum got it a horn got it His parlor was like a muslo store Ho played everything with ease He was at first a drummer boy in tho army but later got charge of the Marine band whether by influence or merit I do not know That gave him room to develop and he did to an amazing extent He is now handled by a syndicate which furnishes him musicians pays all his expenses and gives him a not salary of six thousand dollars a season Besides he has tho profits from His man Â¬ his musical publications agers are making money on him and Sousa is enjoying the tour for he has absolutely no responsibility but tho conducting of tho band at Chicago Times Hecald concerts Call and get your bags of us No 4 Daily under reasonable conditions Do not say it Mall Express Mail Express can not be done till you send for for 120 pae SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY1 139S- 630 am 420 pm tr Evansvllle catalogue of DRAUGHONS PRACTICAL BUSHenderson 717am 510pm Corydon 742am 532pm colINESS COLLEGE Nashville Tenn This NO S3 MorganOeld No 61 606 pm 813am lege is strongly endorsed by bankers and WEST BOUND Dally Dally DeKoven 849am 642pm Sturgls 904 am merchants all over the United States as well 655pm 6 30pm 745am Louisville as foreign Countries FOUR weeks by Draugh Lv West Point wnnam narion 744pm 7 25pm 840am Princeton ons method of teaching book keeping Is equal 1057am 850pm 8 0 pin 9 17am Brandenbuigi 11 33 am to TWELVE weeks by 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ra to Atlanta Ga GPA Ky Hopkinsville Ky M ADAMSAgent Owrnsboro J TRAINS OOINO SOUTH No 2 Dally moDaaBmnBnninnBnmuawHBa FOR- - The Court of Appeals adjourned 58 hhds common lugs and trash yesterday for the summer vacation 1 59 to 3 50 The court iwill reconvene on the Marker active and strong on all third Monday in September rrraricia urtfn Hvnalrr DhnnlTKT ft atvinl- ler per cent of good leaf Elsea Brooks a negro of Hunting W G ton W Va has brought suit for di vorce against his white wife charging can be had at our store now makes LIGJ HT CLOTHING- The HOT WEA THER a necessity cruelty v Truths Tersely Toid H7A ing pains and tho next day diarrhoea set in She took half a bottle of blackberry cordial but got no relief She then sent to me to see if I had anything that would help her I sent her a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Friday Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and Fire destroyed tho business portion the first dose relieved her Another of our neighbors had been sick for of Odell Nebj last Thursday about a week and had tried different p Sunday Sun Sat Upon remedies for diarrhoea but kept get Tiis Elkton city council in speqial ting worse I sent him this same remedy Only four doses of it was session last Wednesday afternoon required to cure him He says he passed an ordinance prohibiting owes his recovery to this wonderful either the sale distribution or hand remedy Mrs Mary Sibley Sidney ling of the Sunday Sun in that city Mich For sale byR C Hardwick of under a penalty 1fV not less than 10 druggist nnriTt nfTnnRO nor more muu i frit w Windsor castle has been used as a imprisonment to ui the case t witn royal residence for784 years iT The law is now in effect Vw it i ij fi The Bluegrass Blade a Lexington Temperance weekly has suspended publication Jas Sanders a negro murderer was lynched at Port Gibson Miss cleanse tho frimftr Vanchn Tavlor of Cuv- y v o blood gives tone to the system im ahoga Falls O employing 2W men parts have voluntarily raised wages 10 per weak life and vigor and makes the strong Trial size 50c For cant sale by C K Wyly Henry Foy a negro rapist was killed by the sheriff while resisting arrest Mrs Khodio Noah of this place at Ellaville Fla was taken in the night with cramp Foleys Sarsaparilla 1 Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair jt frvVfciisii I CREAM 4iiiEMh yjjpficybiA t IS BAKING A fill vy jVTai MOST PERFECT MADE pure Grape Cream of Tartar Rowder Free from Ammonia Alum or an other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD wmm Nice lonj check cotton coats Well made stripe satteen Fine black alpaca coats Fine silk luster coats Genuine mohair coats French Drap De Te coats and vests Linen duck white trousers Boys fancy luster coats Black bro andmixed seamless sox Special blk importedJMaco sox fast blackandtfull regular worth 25 8 98 ljfr 198 198 898 125 99 10 r COX TP 12 1 K yzar BOULWARE irtf afes r ftKrtV t JtVtikV Al JXUH itfjA- tfW mytfl n c-- -c Q r t i h I L HOPKINSVILLE THEY WANT KENTTCJQKIA3S K A 71 ut i v l m T- 1 i 4- - ig6iJ86tv M HI k CHANGE In Latin Americans Boliovo the Dootrlne of Now Broome The Only Kxcunable IteTolution Noir Kc-lne In the Cuban Opriilnff There Are Others Bat They Are Not Entitled to Our Sympathy n To lrcon track of the doings of our Spfcnish American cousins is a task re Â¬ quiring more than ordinary industry A Philadelphia lawyer would hardly bo able to remember from day to day the names ot the countries having on hand a revolution or two to say noth Â¬ ing of explaining the causes leading to the uprisings against alleged constitu- Â¬ tional authority The struggle in Cuba of course is one for independence It is based on a patriotic desire and in It are enlisted the best men and the best thought of toe island Year after year decade after decade the government of Spain has maintained in Cuba a vast military establishment the cqst of which had ito be paid by the people it was to enslave The commerce of the country Written for This Paperl the execution of a number of revolu Â¬ tionary leaders Buv should the latter contrary to present expectations suc Â¬ ceed in whipping the government forces Cordero and his advisers load Â¬ ed down with riches acquired during theirterm of offico would fleo to neu Â¬ tral soil where they could enjoy Jhe In tho rewards of their industry meantime tho United States govern ment has sent a cruiser to Esmeralda for the protection of American citizens and property endangered by tho war Â¬ like operations of the opposing forces Ecuador is a prosperous South Amer ican republic lyjng between Colombia on tho north Peru on the south and the Pacific ocean on the west It has a population of about 1250000 and claims an area of 275004 square miles It was ruled by Spain until liberated by Bolivar in 1823 Until 1830 It was AN ACTIVE VETERAN ut Elected O At X Oraad Commander for Illinois Maj Gen William H Powell just elected grand commander of the G A R of Illinois when war was de Â¬ clared between tho states sovercd his business relations as general manager and financial agent of a largo iron Gn PoTrelt and recruited a company many of whom were his former employes in Lawrence county O and reported with his recruits at Rendezvous campat Parkersburg W Va September 14 and was niustered into service upon tho completion of the regimental organiza Â¬ tion commissioned by Gov Plerpoint aa tho Second regiment Loyal West works at Ironton O August 1 1801 i y v ent name The republic is governed by a president and a congress composed of two chambers the Catholic being the only religion tolerated by the constitu- Â¬ tion Much of the trade of Ecuador is in American hands hence our govern- Â¬ ment is considerably interested in the outcome of the present difficulties The United States of Colombia are still engaged in suppressing rebels in various parts of the country but the restoration of complete tranquillity is so near at hand that official bulletins conperning the progress of the govern- Â¬ ment forces are no longer Issued with the regularity which made their apÂ¬ pearance a continual source of amuse- Â¬ ment last year If the government troops really killed as many rebels as their officers claimed tho wonder is that Colombia has any subjects left for tho president to govern Venezuela has her hands full in try ing to prevent Great Britain from grab bing some of her richest possessions arfong them tho mouth of the great l Orinoco Her president Gen Crespo hopes that the United States will come T0SIAS ESTRADA TALMA to his succor in case John Hull should at- Â¬ Proclaimed President of the Cuban Republic tempt to take by force tho territory he by the Insurants claims In view of recent official read Â¬ both imports and exports was ings of tho Monroe doctrine however recrulated by the authorities at Madrid he should not pin too much faith on iwhose only object was the collection of Uncle Sam who is an exceedingly careas largo an amount of duties as pos- - ful if not always consistent individual ible The great sugar industry of the Poor Nicaragua whose narrow esisland was ruined by Spanish legisla cape from permanent British occupation and even the fine tobacco industry tion was the talk of the day a few of which Cuba has a monopoly by the weeks ago has completely filled the grace of God was jeopardized and measure of its unhapplness by inaugu dwarfed rating a revolution to secure the overMany years ago Lopez and his 11b- - throw oj Jresident Zelaya who is an lerators made the first determined and active and progressive man and a organized effort to throw off the Span staunch advocate of a Central and ish yoke All the world knows that South American confederation The ithis revolutionary movement ended in jingo element is of the opinion that ho of should have defied Great Britain in the disaster and the wanton slaughter hundreds of patriots But the old Hatch affair but asthis is a question adage about the blood of martyrs to which I shall refer in a future letter proved true in their case For every it is sufficient to state that never was patriot slain a dozen converts appeared and despite increased military forces and the construction of vast fortifications the Spaniards have never been able to quell the revolutionary spirit of the progressive Cubans In 1878 Gen Martinez de Campos had to be sent from Madrid to suppress the rebellion and once more the same dignitary is in the island to subdue the armed patriots by force or stratagem for Gen Campos is as clever a diplomat as he is a soldier teeventeen years ago the Spanish troops were on the verge of defeat The in vading army was disorganized and the patriots were gaining in strength In stead of wasting bullets Campos spent gold dollars thirty thousand of them and with them persuaded uen Maceo PRESIDENT ZELAYA OF NICARAGUA to lay down his arms The patriots betrayed by their friends succumbed to the inevitable but scores of those an insurrection started on a more shal who fought in 1878 are in the field again low pretense than this Nicaraguan up to day u der the command of able rising Mail advices from the other Central leaders The insurgents have pro claimed Tomas Estrada Palma presi American republics Guatemala San dent of the Cuban republic They are Salvador Honduras and Costa Rica tflghting under the leadership of Gomez indicate that popular discontent is dejon able soldier Masso a wealthy pa veloping revolutions in most of them jtriot Guerra a fearless captain and But sober minded and cool headed other famous men Unfortunately not Anglo Saxons must not for a moment nil of the revolutionary generals are as suppose that such discontent is based trustworthy as those mentioned and it on any particular act of misgovernment ls feared by lovers of liberty every It is on the contrary frequently caused by good government and the ubiquitous where that when need of hearty becomes greatest the Span desire for change the latter dominat ing Latin Americans more than any iari may discover another Maceo Buv vhethcr the present rising shall other feeling or any principle whatsoend in defeat or victory for the in- Â¬ ever After reading of all these revolutions surgents Spain is prepared to make imany concessions to the native ele with their inevitable bloodshed one is jment Gen Campos is reported to be pleased to learn that the governments willing to grant partial autonomy to of Chili and Bolivia have concluded a the island Spain reserving only the treaty of peace and friendship Tho treaty promises to be of profit to our merchants as it makes Bolivia a Pacific coast country after an interval of I Â¬ Â¬ part of tho Colombian confederation when it seceded and adopted Its pres- Â¬ Virginia volunteer cavalry U S A He served under Gens Rosecrans Cox Milroy and Crook in Virginia in 1801 1803 and 1803 Beginning his service intending tenant usually capitulates at this point London Answers Did You Ever Think GEN Model Plat jq XAte oi uiyene xiuauiey ti The proprietor of a large building In London which cbntulns several flats on tbetipperflobrs says that he never succeeded in renting these apartments readily until ho em- Â¬ LI BS ployed a very eloquent Irish woman agent Soveral times tho as his graceful blarney of this excellent woman has secured a customer 1025 where a less gifted agent would Kinvayn prpbably have failed says she to appli- Â¬ iences is it cants for tho rooms Sure its hot JOHN N MILLS and could wather at all hours of the WGWHEELER Bookkeepe day an noight agrayablo to yer tashte an scullery coppers that wud make a washerwoman of the 41 queen of England by prifference xno rooms comioriaoiyt Are I Are warmed asked thoinqulrer WAREHOUSEMEN COMMISSION MERCHANT- 4 they warmed with a surprised AND Sure wid a sloight turn o air GRAIN DEALERS yer wrist ye have1 ahny1 degray o tiraperaturd known to the therime- But the staircase Is that RuBsellville and Railroad Streets ther Hopkinsville Kentucky easy to go up Now thin says All Tobacco Sent Us Covered bv Insurance Liberal Advances on Consignments thd eloquent agent as if she were reaching the climax of all tho won- Â¬ T R HANCOCK R C WILCOX derful adyantages of the building the staircase is that easy that when yere g6in opp ye would well belave that yeVcomin down The TOM P MAJOR Late of Clarksville Tenn JASbHEALEYJ X rn JSEafioir jU WjnLUlVD U u CO Jroprs TOM P MAJOR NO W etMain Street LOUISYILLE - KY I tpt nil 14 jJjjjJjH ILLS k 1 Fixe Pioof sTsTaxelxoTase- TR HANCOCK I CO WILLIAM II POWELL under a captains commission his ex Â¬ perience in handling largo bodies of men peculiarly fitted him as an efficient evidenced by his rapid commander promotion in his own original regi Â¬ ment His commission as captain bears date of October 8 1801 major June 25 1802 lieutenaut colonel October 25 1802 colonel May 7 1803 brigadier general October 19 1804 and brevot major general March 13 1805 He was made a lieutenant colonel and received a medal for unexcelled bravery in Sinking Creek Valley W In Va on Thanksgiving day 1802 July 1803 he was wounded and spent thirty seven days in Libby prison ne did dlstinguiished service in the Shenandoah valley and on September 23 by order of Gen P n Sheridan he was assigned to the command of the Second cavalry division relieving Gen Averill and thereafter participated as commander of the Second cavalry division in all the brilliant achievements that immortalized the name and fame of Phil Sheridan and his cavalry He has been a resident of Belleville 111 his present home since September 1870 was a charter member of Hecker post 443 and remains a continuously active member of his post That you cannot be well unless you have pure rich blood If you are weak tiredlanguid and all run down it is becaused your blood is impoverThese vitality ished and lacks troubles may be overcome by iBoods Sarsaparilk because Hoods Sarsapa- rilla makes pure rich blood It is in truth tho great blood purifier Hoods rills cure liver ills consti pation biliousness jaundice sick headache indigestion oij AwscsVTiLiijBR - tesetlt Tobao co Warehousemen and CommissionMerchants rC Store COR MAIN AND FRONT STREETS HANCOCK Liberal Advances on Tobacco Salesman JA3 WEST NAT GAITHER GAITHER WEST TOBAOOO QUICK WORK M ISSIN HOPKINSVILLE WERAGSDADE MERCHANT K The Illinois Central Bridge at Cairo III Holds the Record In the building of bridges the question of speed is a very impor- Â¬ tant one Wjhen the bridge costs a million dollars or more it becomes And Proprietors PLANTERS Warehouse RE COOPER important to save interest and it is always important to reduce as much as possible the period during which the unfinished work is exposed to danger from sudden floods ice jams and other causes Says a writer in Prof Shalers United States of RAGSDALE COOPER V nuv GO Mi OLDEST MAN LIVING ItelUred to Be One Hundred and Twenty Three Tear of Age Is Noah Raby of the Piscataway poor farm N J the oldest man in the world If the story of his life whioh he tells to the New York Herald be true he has passed his 123d birth- Â¬ day It was about eighty three years ago according to his recollection that Noah Raby ordinary seaman received his discharge papers from the stanch frigate Brandywine which had just finished a cruise of inspection of the various ports of the United States and was then docked at the Brooklyn navy yard The day after he left tho naval service he betook himself to New Jerr sey where he joined himself to a farm Â¬ er and for money agreed to serve as a hired man Since that time he has never stepped outside the boundaries of New Jersey For more than a hqlf century with more or less steadiness he followed the occupation ho had chosen and then twenty eight years ago being full of years rnd decidedly Americat -A remarkable instance of tho selling tobacco Liberal advance Â¬ Special attention tq sampling and speed with which the American bridge can be erected occurred in ments made on consignments Our chjBrgps f or selling Tobacco will remain the case of the Cairo bridge of the J250 No commissionIllinois Central railroad over the Ohio river The two channel spans of that bridge are each more than five hun- Â¬ dred feet long The trusses are sixty one feet deep and stand twenty five feet apart The total weight of each span is a little more than two million pounds One of these spans was erected in six days The false work on which the span was built was then taken down tho piles were drawn and redriven for the second span the false work again- erected on tho piles and the second span built i M P SHRYER The whole time used in erecting the TCHANBEBY two great spans and moving the false works was one month and three days and this time included five days lost in the completion of certain masonry This is the quick- Â¬ Props est time in bridge building of which there is any reeord Railroad Street Between Tenth and Eleventh IK JU i I HOPKINSVILLE wilt KY Yfl EstaTafitseca lSteS X Tobacco Commission Merchants CENTRAL WAREHOUSE 23Iop3sixiSTrille Zzr PEOPLES WAREHOUSE HANBERY SHRYER - Better than Hot Springs I write to thank yon for the Electropoise and will state that I have been suffering with sciatica for three years I was not able to do any work and tried eveaything and made OLDEST F XS plrIrLST7 Careful attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned to teams us Liberal advances on tobacco in store Good quarters for pnd teamsters All tobacco insured unless otherwise instructed J B ALLEN ille LjSi Krr Cobb Ky rr Genl Agfr DADD BooJt keeper CP WAREIELDSup When Chili concluded the war against Peru and Bolivia the victors grabbed all of Bolivias sea coast eleven yearn Union Tobacco Warehouse COMMERCE JU tl and HITER STS territory leaving theunhappy republic completely landlocked and without opportunities forcommercebytbe Pacific and without means to maintain a navy of which it had once had the nucleus Under the present treaty Bolivia gains a Pacific coast port and a strip of territory leading to it This will enable it to re Â¬ sume foreign commerce without tho MAN IN THE WORLD XTJI8 COBDKItO PRESIDENT OF ECUADOR It irtB r ing civil service rules by appointing native Cubans to fill half of all the government positions Whether such a readjustment of affairs would prove satisfactory to the rebel leaders cannot bo predicted with any degree of cerÂ¬ inaugurated for the purpose of ousting President Louis Cordero and his cabinet The uprising is general and ex tend to all the more important points along the coast Moreover it is ex- Â¬ ceedingly well organized and directed right of veto and to change the exist- Â¬ necessity of crossing Chilian soil Chili in exchange for this concession is granted valuable commercial advantages The final settlement of tho Chilian Bolivian dispute without much hard feeling is the only international adjustment reported within a decade of which our Latin American neighbors have honest cause to be proud G W WuiPriEKr tainty t In Ecuador a revolution has just been l k 4 H ML J hl irv A Diplomats who have been fore now interviewed in regard to the Insurrec- w on pretend that there exists no cause lor uissausiacuon inc revolt oeing mo outgrowth of a periodical desire for a change Jn government affairs Presi- dnt Cordero is a great fighter how by men who have smelled powder be idSZ2 There Were Others of Conns Just over the boundary line of Wash Â¬ ington county Pa in the town of Fin ley a certain man has run his general store over thirty years Last spring Jim was elected to the state legislature The general feeling of surprise among those who knew him as well as the es timation placed upon him by his friends can be gathered by the following question asked of him by a knight of tho road who has known him long and Say Jim how is It that such an well old rampageous lying ornery cuss rts calculated to reduce friction with tho you ever could get elected as a repre- Â¬ ground and to alleviate fatigue Simplest thing in tho sentative There Is an anti cat society In WesV replied Jlm while a broad phalia the memberj of which orna Â¬ world t t inJ Hin ittWIttlrlnH TO A A nHtllii til ment the rooms oftheir meeting place Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ vh averse to earning his own living any longer he settled down at the poor farm in the township of Piscataway not far from New Brunswick and there he has since remained To day ho is totally blind but his eyes though sunken have the sparkle of one who can see perfectly His body is bent and his shoulders are contracted but the muscles of his arms and legs are firmer than those of many a man not yet thirty His jaws are toothless and his words are uttered with a whistling ac- Â¬ companiment but his voice is strong and full and his laugh is as hearty as it was a century and more ago His long hair Is white but thick and luxu Â¬ riant his whiskers are iron gray his heavy bushy eyebrows are still almost jet back and ho can dispose of a solid drink of good rye whisky with a sort of smack that betokens the heartiest rel- Â¬ ish Though he believes his father to have been an Indian his skin is whito and his features are of a pronounced Caucasian type Pneumatic Shoe Solo Xotr The pneumatic principle has been apÂ¬ plied to boots The air tubes lie be tween the upper and lower soles and give a springy movement to tho foot trip ro Hot Springs which gave me partial relief but I was as bad as ever a short while after I returned home Thanks to the Electropoise I can now a Clarksville IS j Tennessee u rM O N HOUSE- say I am a well man from every rheuGEO RWHITE matic pain Two years ago I was in very bad health physicans said it was Brights Disease and they could do nothing forme and my chances for living as long as two months was1 very slim I bought au Electropoise and began to improve at once Am now in first class health Liberal advance made on Con Free Storage signments Planters Correspondence ScV Prompt and Careful Attention to All Business Entrusted to Us licited WMMm WMBMM SSEusajHEj WmrnmrnMn SAMUEL HODGSON CLARKSVILLE TENN L X A HOPSON Hopson Ky Manufacturer and Importer of am well pleased with the Electro poise and can not say too much in its praise I used it for rheumatism and it has entirely cured me Those suffering with rheumatism should by all means give it a trial T B LAMB McGowan Ky t Electropoise rented ITALIAN SCOTCH- MARBLE Q RANITE sirable EASTERN SWEDE and the most d MONUMENTS TABLETS and STATUARY M After 40 years experience we feel confident that orders entrusted wrfiofin tn no ttrill ha AYfWtfltad in A clnllflll inn dayfaww manna 1W Wi iKtfi wilhlheiof2tiie oktiiihy hare cna DUBOIS Vm WEBB jua jr Won huttke best rnatdfidiUSBd jl whitlow l- isour Sououor tot yrorw 7 Ki t li m ts M BMSSSsSSiMiSSSSSM 4 1 9 O O p p V wrt1rjp HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKIAN w f n ffi V tt i unaS5lR95c j w 1 t Circuit dour Directory TKiao Flrat Monday in February term three week thjrd Monday In May term iwo weeks jflr Monday in September term three weeks i Fourth Monday in February OHRisti fl Monday In June term orm lx -- Monday in September toupees terinslx we A Miracle jnMissouri 0 DOLABELLES LETTER Tho r Tr CRIPPLED ANP BENT FOR TEN YEARS M WITH RHEUMATISM Latest Fashions and Designs In Mourning Dro sb CViLlowAy oond Monday in April m term il l BateJfliid Vernon counties has been Mark M Woodson now postmaster at Panama and brother of ex Stae Inspector of 3Iines O C Woodson of this city The nennlc of Rich Hill where he formerly resided and of his present home remember well the bent form misshapen almost from the semblance of man which has painfully bowed Its head half to earth and labored snail like across Dr Kollock In Nashville the walks season after season and when one Phystoian Itegular draduato and Registered day last month it straightened to its full Formerly Assistant Burgeon V 9 Navy after height threw away the heavy butt of cane wards Post Surgeon U S Army and later which for years had been its only support burgeon British Marino Service with two from total helplessness and walked erect firmlr unhesitatingly about the two cities years experlenco as jhysclan at not Springs people looked and wondered The story of Ark Endorsed by tho Encyclopedia Brl tanlca Vol X page 135 tho largest and the remarkable case has become the marvel Exactly as Mr Vood being in of the twocountics tno Important work iri the world wjfcy flve volumes each tho size of alargo son told it to a Tima reporter it is hero published Church Bible Ho is noted as thcLdlscovorer In 8i the rheumatism started in my of the active prlricfplejof gelsemlnum a speci- Â¬ right knee and after a lingering illness it womb Cures sottlou generally in my joints fic for neuralgia of the face and 1 was Catarrh SvphillsLost Manhood and General finally able to arise but for the past 5 yenrt Debility Tho Doctor lias been oil over the could gnly walk with the aid of crutches - wrf n world and has made mrny cures given up by j uuvj crouna l went to tne uest aispensary in other physicians Vcndome Building Kansas City whero I was treated lor six weeks and without the slightest good I Mr G A Stillson a merchanr of then tried a strong galvanic battery with Tampico 111 writes August 10th tho same result I then went to the CityÂ¬ Louis where Ilospital at 1891 Clinic Kigney Cure is meet- Â¬ cians treitedStme including the best physi Drs Kale and ing with wonderful success It has Mudd but without resultand Icame home cured some cases hero that physicians weak doubled with pain and despondent About this time my attention was called pronounced incurable I myself am able to testify to its merits My face to the account of a remarkable cure by Dr for Pale People of Williams Pink to day is a living picture of health locomotor ataxia Pills rheumatism and paral Â¬ Kidney1 cure has made it ysis I ordered some of the pills as an exand Clinic such I had suffered twenty seven periment When I began to take them the phase of had developed years with the disease and today I rheumatism my leg from the into a down wa thigh j feel ten years younger than I did one paralysis the time and could not be kept cold all year ago 1 can obtain some won Â¬ warm In a short time I was able to attend derful certificates of its medical qual- Â¬ to my offico duties and I could enjoy a sound and restful nights sleep something I liad ities1 For sale by C K Wyly not known for ten years To day am practically and firmly believe permanently There is said to bo over a hundred cured of my I terrible and agonizing ailment female pulpit orators in this county No magician of the Far East ever wrought 11 the miracle with his wand that Dr Hams Pink Pills did for me Do You Travel To verify the story beyond all question of If so never start on a journey with- Â¬ doubt Mr Woodson made affidavit to the out a bottle of Eoleys Colic and above sworn Diarrhoea Cure a sure preventive of 3dSubscribed and 1894 to before me this day ofMarch the bowel complaints occasioned by Jouri D Moore Notary Public change of water or climate 25c Dr Williams Pink Pills contain all the elements necessary to give new life and For sale by C K Wyly richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves They are for sale by all druggists The average amount of sickness in or may be had by1 mail from Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N Y for human life is ten days per annum 60c per box or six boxes for 360 Â¬ Â¬ August term two eeks Second Monday In November term three weeks Lyon First Monday in May term wo weeks first Monday tn August term two weeks flrpt Monday in Docember term two I weeks thtBTjioeki ran Monanv Tlie Cae Ilaiipcucil In Panntna Mo nml la th VVondcr of the State From the Kansas City Times For years one of the best known men In Custom of Wearing ninclc for Deceased Kclattvcs Is Jfot n Very Old O110 7 Kju present Styles Aro Ilandaoma Vn jq Hut Extravagant f every community a larpo contingent of persons who dress In black as a token of bereavement In this interlude between spring and summer fashions some designs in mourning dress might bo acceptable True tho styles do not change as radically In black as in col- Â¬ ors and tho material that Is now tho height of elegance for tho costume is quite as popular for tho more somber garb of respect to the d oparted I allude to tho corrugated cro pons and crapo flnlshed novelty gobds ultra-fash-lOnab- lo It occurs to ISpcclal New York Lettcrl me that ns thero Is In A 4Ljft if 1h jP ill1 ft mm ml wEr widows outdoor costujie with which our shops are stocked Simplicity in mourning is not considered as important as formerly when a widow was compelled by social dictates to wear bombazind with crapo decorations during tho entire term of her widow hood and silk was forbidden alto- Â¬ gether Tho custom of wearing black for de- Â¬ ceased relatives is not a very old one belonging to tho reign of Edward III of England when only tho nobility were permitted to employ it and they wore immense gowns and black mantles lined with ermine and with yellow bor Â¬ ders yellow being tho color of EgypÂ¬ tian mourning derived from tho changing leaf at the death of tho year Thero were statutes in England which forbade garments cut in fantastic or odd shapes and tho confiscation of tho garment was tho penalty of disobedience The Chinese wear white for mourning that being to uiem tho color of hope It will be recalled by tho reader of history that Mary Stuart queen of Scots was called tho White Queen because sho wore White when tho widow of Lord Darn ley She has also given hor name to a bonnet that is a favorito design with widows and always In season There is a tendency in America to do away with tho wearing of blnck but tho newest edict of the doctors Is that tho putting on of mourning is a sani tary blessing inasmuch as it takes tho thoughts of tho bereaved from the gloom and sorrow of death and gives them a chance for reaction a healthy impulso in tho direction of life and self In Australia and New Zealand there is a peculiar custom of thoso who in obedience to the wish of friends who are gone do not adopt a mourning habit A card of apology is published in connection with a notice of tho deBy tho wish of the mise which reads deceased the family and relatives will not wear mourning I have just seen a mourning outfit for a young widow which was very ele Â¬ gant and my first thought was one of surprise at such lavish display in the matter of gowns that must bo worn in strict seclusion no parties no theaters nor calls not even a walk on a fashionNor will thero be able promenade any homo receptions or company as cards have been sent out excusing any Possibly Europe calls within a year of princess shalpo was very simple yet notably elegant It vvns of accordion plaited chiffon over black lustcrless silk falling loose at thdJeot and caught in at the waist with a girdle of dull jet embroidery Largo collar and em- Â¬ broidered revers falling over the shoul ders Glgot sleeves of plaited chiffon with embroidered gauntlet Then there was a dress of tho silk 2ropon thnt comes In big flakes thumb marks as an artist would say and equally sultablo for tho gay costumes of the society woman or the habit of the mourner Tho breast of this dress was hung with dull black chains of jet maltlnga deep V front and tho big sleeves wcro treated In the samd way AU tho seams were accentuated by a lino of dull beads The effect of the material was very striking tho wide ekirt being sustained by walls of silk and haircloth which were combined in an artistic ensemble I must not forget to mention a costume that was much admired by the few who were privileged to see this mourning order It was a stylish gown of Henrietta cloth in one of the new flno weaves combined with English crape For somo reason this gown was not stiffened and the goods drooped in a languor of beauty and sorrow Thero was a crapo fold at the edge of the skirt and bands of crape ran from the waist on each side of tho pointed cor sago to within a short distance of tho hem where they were finished with large flat bows of the crapo without ends The bodlco liad a yoke of the crape which was pointed on either side of the arms and curved across the center The sleeves were large and loose the upper part falling over the elbow in soft folds half concealing crape gaunt- Â¬ lets Tho neck was a wrinkled stock of crape with large crape bows on each side and tho waistband was the same with flat bows at the side Tho gown was lined throughout with a soft lus terless silk which also was used for a full foot plaiting Jackets of heavy black cloth with a rough surface aro much worn at present in mourning Tho only trimming is a large black button six of which deco- Â¬ Tho style of those gowns was in their cut and inakirtgi and tho richness of material employed One Interior gown CERULEAN SPRINGS Ti io County Kentucky famous healthlind pleasure resort the oldestinWestern Kentucky O V Railroad M miles from Princeton and 16 miles from Hopkinsville and is open the year rouud SIX TRAINS fDAILY Thiei is situated on tho a THE HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS ARE UNSURPASSED Sulyhur and Chalybeate Water in Abundance Temperature of Sulphur Water 56 degrees flowing from a bold and hevet failing spring AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN STRING BAND ON SAND Kates reasonable and made known on application Address Managers FdrDescridtive Pamphlet and full particulars Summer season now open Chalybeate Springs GEO L DIAL Proprietor SIEirBIEeiEZE There Is no longer any excuse for the people to remain In the pities through the warm summer months for the wantofaccomodatlons at the CHALYBEATE SPRINGS at SE BREE KY The proprietor GL Dial has reeently built a bousawlth a uuinber of good well ventilated rooms within twenty yards of the Springs sufficiently elevated which maVes It quite a desirable for quiet rest and health 2c2srxicrcssr JdAmLmJsl 1 3 VTWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER CNE MANAGEMENT BOWLING GREEN 700 Pei T77eelr SOUTHERN IN wmXbMSJCwiweuy ESTABLISHED r r rT WsjrfffffsswffsW 10B 1 fioiou GREEN BUSINESS COLLEGE I SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL Scientific and Classic The great Business Training School ol the South I English Teachers Music Art and Elocution provided Book Keeplngr Short hand Telegraphy Type 1 Courses Writing and Penmanship Pupils can enter at I for Low rates of ooard and tuition Send foi I catalogue any time Send for catalogue CHERBY BBOS Proprs Bolhy OreenKy Mention Oourso desired Addroin BOWLING rate tho front A Bound Liver Makes a Well Man Are you bilious constipated or troubled with jaundice sick headache bad taste in mouth foul breath coated tongue dyspepsia indigestion lioOdry skin pain in back and be twSr he shoulders chills and fever etff If you have any of these symptoms your liver is out 6f order and jour blood is slowly being poisoned because your blood does pot act properly tHerlqine wilj cure any disorder of the liver stomach or bowels It lias no equal as a liver medicine Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at EQSard wicks drug store Chooae Your Sptech Those who are ordinarily tho most careful in speech are sometimes led by excitement into the use of ex- Â¬ pressions which qonvey a meaning far different from what was intend1 ed Tho president of one of our lead- Â¬ ing colleges was annoyed one morn ing by the unseemly behavior of some of the students during the chapel services Pausing for a mo- Â¬ ment he turned toward the disturb Â¬ ing group and in a tone of great one solemnity said Intakes 70000 insects to make Young gentlemen you evident Â¬ yound of cochineal ly forget that by your conduct in this place you are not only showing Ballards Snow Liniment This Liniment is different in com- disrespect to Almighty God but Rams Horn position from any other liniment on also tome the market It is a scientific discovery which results in it being the most Truths Tersolv Toid penetrating Liniment ever known Foleys Sarsapanlla cleanse the Thqre are numerous white imitations blood gives tone to the system im vwhich may be recommended because parts life and vigor and makes fhe they pay the seller a great profit Be- weak strong Trial size 50c For ware of these and demand Bnllards sale by OK Wyly Snow Liniment It positively cures Sprans Neuralgia EheumatiBm At Canton 300000 people live in Bruises Wounds Cuts Sciatic and boats Burns Inflammatory Kheumatism Scalds Sore Feet Contracted MusButtons are now made of potatoes cles Stiff Joints Old Sores Pain1 iri Back Barb WTire Cuts Sore Chest or Remedy Chamberlains Cough Throat and is especially beneficial in cures colds croup and whooping Paralysis cough It is pleasant safe and reliable For sale by R O Hardwick Dont you know that Hoods Sar- - druggist saparilla will overcome that tired feel- Â¬ ing and give you renewed vigor and In Great Britain there are 1047 vitality women to 1000 men Tho littjo bonnet which is a mere crescent is trimmed with a veil of English crapo or nuns veiling or coarse mesh Brussels net with a deep hem which is the latest style and is worn by young widows as well as thoso In black for parents or other near rela- Â¬ tives Indeed the young widow in her second year is often quite giddy in her jwwnmktti Hi lj mm Liverv Feed And Sale Stable KENTUCKY COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS HOPKINSVILLE fSP Good Riga with or without drivers furnished day or night Special rates to Commer ollmon Good lot room adjoining N1QE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES fill m ill IM m Rl L m We are well eouiDDed 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 Bonds or any kind of printing where good work is desired PRINTERS One of our specialties is irood BLANK Write U3 for estimates on Blank Books either plain or printed pages books rebound at reasonable prices and Music bound and BOOK work Magazines If WM ll w of any kind write us for estimates binding guaranteed PUBLISHERS JOHN P MORTON Reasonable il you auuilimic iJuuiisuiuK u uuut prices good prlntiugt and artistic COMPANY Printers Binders Publishers Wholesale Stationers 440 446 West Main Street IIALF MOURNINO GOWN a LOUISVILLE KY Kerosene was first used for lighting Last summer one of our grand purposes in 1826 children was sick with a severe bow- Â¬ el trouble Our doctors remedies Mrs Rhodio Noah of this place failed then we tried Chamberlains was taken in the night with cramp Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy incrnaiiis and the next dav diarrhoea which crave very speedy relief e oatKlin trnntr linlf n lintfln nfi regard it as the best medicine ever J Tblackberry cordial but got no relief put on the market for bowel com- Â¬ Shethen sent to me to see if I lujd plaints Mrs E G Gregory Frecl anything that would help her I sent ericktown Mo This certainly is the her bottle of Chamberlains Colip best medicine ever nut on the mar- Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy apd ket for dysentery summer complaints the first dose relieved her Another couc anq cioiera nuantum in chil- Â¬ of ourneighbors had been sick for dren It noverl fails to give prompt about a Week and had tried differeut relief when used in reasonable time i remedied Jor diarrhoea but kept get- - and the plaiu printed directions are Wipg worse I sent him this same followed Many mothers have ex -medy Only four doses of it was pressed their sincere gratitude for required to cure him He says he the cures it hns effected For sale by owes his recovery to this wonderful R C Hardwick druggist remedy Mrs Mary SibleywSidney Mich For sale by R C Hardwick Space has a temperature of 200 druggist degrees belowzero 4 1 Windsor castle has been used as a A gQjd appetite and refreshing royal residence for 781 years sleeD are essential to healtlrof mind mU body and these frre given by What a Prominont Insurance Man Says H M Blorsom senior member of H M Blossom Co 217 N 3d St TTV 11UUU UUiaillUllllli 1- cf II It St Louis writes 1 had been lqft with a very distressing cough the re- Â¬ which nothing sult of influen seemed to relieve until T took BaT laElte Horohouud Syrup One bottle efMfpletely qured me I sent one bottle to my sister who had a severe cough and she experienced immediate relief I always recommend tliis 1 syrup to my friends John Craston 908 Hampshire St Quincy Ills writes I have fourM Ballards Horehounp Syrup superior to any other cough medicine I havp avar tnnwn T never disarjDointa 4rPruv ROo Free trial bottlea atR O Hardwick sy drug store Â¬ i i The Duke of Sutherland owns 858515 acres i otflannel with Chamberlains Tain bind it on the affected barts and in one or two days the trouble has disappeared Thissamb treatment will promptly cure apain in the side or chest Mr E M lrye a iBalm and In the vicinity of Boquet West Â¬ moreland Co Pa almost any one can Ml yau how to cure a lame back or Btiff neck They dampen a piece prominent merchant of Boquet speaks yery highlyof Pain Balm and hisacotnaWadatioba have had much to dowithi making it popular there1 Vnm v- aalfB lvir R JuvrriimK TfarAinh-Am-mzt- n adoption of fashion but who can blame her As black and white striped expresses both sorrow and hope it is a most stylish entourage for the second year of mourning but it must not bo too de cided the black must predominate Whito China silk covered with mourn ing lace with ruffles of black chiffon is very elegant The mourning lace is a specialty a Brussels net with figures in moiro beads Then thero aro crapo laces exquisitely embroidered with patterns in silk or dull beads and a great many ribbons crape edges cordings and passementeries which re- Â¬ lievo tho black costume Whito summer gowns aro edged with black and whito embroidery or finished solely with tuckings A perfectly plain Swiss with tucked bodice and black rib Â¬ 7tW RMKA bon sash worn over a black silk slip is charming for summer afternoons or evenings Blouses of plain black China silk without trimmings can bo worn with wool skirts for coolness GfjmffirjfcJr In mourning silks the domestic take tho lead as they aro thick and service able at a moderate price a good quality being obtainable for 125 a yard A silk for trimming it can bo had at SI It Is a crapo finish with raised dots and lines Parasols aro shown in black chiff6n and in silk with cover and ruffles of crape and in plain black with ebony stick and decoration which is always in good taste I notice in the Broadway shops that dress patterns in black crcpons serges and other black goods aro marked down to a phenomenally low figure I saw a bargain picked up twenty minutes after INDOOR MOURNING COSTUMn it had been marked down from S160 may bo tho objective point and tho a yard to1 eight yards for S7J50 As it Araercan dressmaker may have tho was not so sheer as to demand a silk recompense of foreign admiration fqr lining I saw that my lady had secured her handsomo effects hi crepe designs a real bargain Dolauelle Among the street costumes was one slUc warp Endora tho of light weight New Jersey Qnalcertloni jsldrt very full and trimmeo with panels Although the northeastern part of of crapo Tho round walsted bodice New Jersey partakes strongly of tho hdVl a deep shoulder rufflo of plaited character of New Yqrk city and tho crapo and tho big puffs of tho upper region immediately opposite Philalel arm sleeve were entirely of crape which phia strongly of that city whllo almost was enhanced by crapo ornaments tho whole coast h a summer settlement loopings and folds A flaring collar of aliens tho Interior of tho state pre Hd family and sash waistband were of the crepe serves Its own character Aa Indoor dress was of llk warp names survive old houses aro pre Â¬ clairette tho loose front of tho bodice served old mills and old inns fcro still and the sleeves being of embroidered acHvo and the strong early juauer crape A crape braid finished th edges element remains much s it was two of waist and sleeves hundred years ago 15 THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT oawsom SPRINGS DAWSON Ho kins County KENTUCKY These celebrated chalybeate and salts spring- are Mtuated immediately upon the Chesa- Â¬ peake Ohio and southwestern R Rlb5 miles west of Louisville Ky and 6S miles east of a TuVarCADIA HOlE is new and neatly furnished with capacity ot entertaining 800 persons The owners of the hotel are also owners of the Springs and the guests of the Arca remem dia House have FREE ACCESS to the Springs without extra charge Invalids should Springs ber that the mouths of June and July oner pony advantages to persons visiting the apply to For pamphlets The dry and liquid salts are manufactured a these Springs IIOLEM AN - COetcProprietors NM JfM W Formerly with Alexander T Grant Propr B E B Baldwin TGrant f c lerKS ARLINGTON HOTEL BEASONONBLE CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN RATES Wm w STREET LOUISVILLE KY HOT AND COLD BATHS BAR BARBER SHOP fj 1 HOW TO DRESS NEATLY ly dont want our customers to paw for any clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory Our 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 Every one knows we are artists in woolen fabrics and the most fashionable aalors in the city We guarantee fits and absolute- Â¬ OUR TRIMMINGS NTOBIN FASHIONABLE TAILOR are always the very best We invite you to call and see for yourself and get prices m T TV1 mmiW WJrP 8 lv MHaHaaaBHKaHaitaaBM4rBM aSaWWf ar tifst jmiiniiiiniiiiiiiiiii im u ii ii iriMHi n IJ IHI HOPKINSVILLE KENTXIOKIANs PKWHWAIi GOSSir a Jua 26 1895 iij HEEE AND THERE The many friends of Dr S J Bak er will be glad to learn that he has re turned to Madisonville to stay itwill be remembered that Doc went to Hop kinsville last fall to locate While he did well there andmade many friends his love for mother and father and old Madisonville was too CTeat to keep him away The Docbr will oihce with Tii fniVipr n tho Masonic Temple and will confine his practice principally to diseases of tho eye ear and nose which he has made specialties k u y Unless something should occur to change tho plans of some of them the following delegates will attend the Louisville convention from this county to day Geo E GaryT M Barker W A Wilgus J D Clardy Chas MtMeacham Frank Bichard son Dr Jas Rodman Geo 0 Green Alex Campbell V R Howell J C Buckner Jouett Henry T J Mor row Hunter Wood or Walker Wood proxy and W C Bell proxy for Frank Bell The following alternate delegates will also attend J V Hustler Forbes R M Wooldridge and EL M KNOWLEDGE Apply Bryan The regular delegates who Presh Jersey cow for sale will not nttend are C H Bush Frank to T J Morrow Brings comfort and improvement and Bell Ben Carroll and Buckner Leav tends to personal enjoyment when TheTfifth annual celebration of Vic Â¬ rightly used Tho many who live bet Â¬ toria Lodge No 84 Knights of Pyth- - ell The delegation will have headquarters at the Fith Avenue hotel ter than others and enjoy life more with iaB at Earhngton will take place at less expenditure by moe promptly Lakeside Park near that place July Mr E P Fears who has been rep- adapting the worlds bert products to 4 A errand picnic and barbecue is resenting the Metropolitan life insur the needs of physical being will attest on the program and the members of ance company in this city for some the value to health of the puro liquid the louse will parade About a dozen time has oeen promoted to the posi laxative principles embraced in the lodges from the Tarious neighboring tion of Assistant Superintendent remedy Syrup of Figs towns have been invited and several with home office at Evansville and Its excellence is due to its presenting of them will be represented There left for that city Sunday Mr Fears in the form most acceptable and pleaswill be an open air concert speeches is up to date in insurance business ant to the taste the refreshing and truly and the various amusements on the and the company did well in honor Â¬ beneficial properties of a perfect lax Â¬ ative effectually cleansing the Bystem lake such as swimming races boat ing him with the promotion dispelling colds headaches and fevers races etc and dancing on the Revf Jno 0 Rust has gone to and permanently curing constipation grounds The L N will make Washington to make a visit to his It has given satisfaction tu millions Mid iiaii rate on tne occasion and a very brother-in-laCapt Sam M Gaines met with the approval of tho medical Jarge crowd is expected and from there will probably go to profession because it acts on the Kid Â¬ Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over the White Mountains for the benefit neys Liver and Bowels without weak- Â¬ 7 City Bank Hopkmsville Ky of his health His church has grant ening them and it is perfectly free from substance ed him leave of absence for the sum- Â¬ every objectionable tor sale by all drug Tom Grundv is developing auite Syrup of Figs is mer mania for catching snakes He cap gists in 50c ana 1 bottles but it is mantures all Kinds oi serpents and nan Hon Jas B Garnett left Sunday ufactured by the California Fig Syrup dies them alive with his ungloved for the Louisville Convention He is Co only whose name is printed on every hands Some time ago he was bitten a delegate from Trigg and although package also the name Syrup of Figs on tho arm by a moccasin and car a gold man is instructed for free sil Â¬ and being well informed you will not ried his arm in a sling for several ver Mr Garnett believes the money accept any substitute if offered days One of his latest catches is con question should be brought to a fair iined in the Backet window in a box square issue in the convention and MATKIMONIAT Jt is a very large black or mottled settled one way or another snake over three feet in length It is MARRIAGE LICENSES Mrs Rebecca Vaught of Hartford fed on young English sparrows and Ky who has been visiting her sister Henry Thomas to Matilda T Alexseems well satisfied with its captivity Mrs H C Dillman on west 17th ander One of tho most brilliant and en- street is now visiting friends and rel COLORED joyable social events of tha season atives near Beverly Ky Alex Maxwell to Susie Turner was the reception given last Thurs Dave Wilson to Mandy Crop Dr E day evening by Mr and Mrs E B week fromP a Russell of returned last two months tour Excursion to Denver Long in honor of the Mandolin and abroad He visited England ScotGuitar club The grounds were land France Italy Switzerland and At no time have our people had brightly lighted and elegant refresh- Â¬ other points oi interest such a magnificent opportunity to ments were served and highly enjoyÂ¬ Mrs J E Gossett and little daugh visit and enjoy the sights and woned by the large crowd of young peo ders of the great West as is offered on ter Edwine of Birmingham Ala ar- account of ple present theannual meeting of the near Now is the time to sack your grapes rived at Capt S R Whites Denver The rales are ex- Â¬ Julien Saturday and will spend the N E A at low and are open to all Best bags for sale at this office ceptionally summer The round trip rate to Denver is Esq M B King has a piece of winMrs Mattie Rust went to Trenton 3242 plus the Association fee of 2 ter grazing oats that is at least five visit Her daughters feet high He pulled up one tuft and Saturday on a 1unniaQnr1 Wlllio nrft which the roads guarantee to tho AsMiccoa Qnllia sociation Tickets are good until Sept counted upon it forty stalks These also visiting friends in the country 1 by depositing Bame with the agent 75 shucks to the stalk and averaged at Denver Tickets will be on sale Mrs J C Buckner of Hopkins allowing two grains to the shuckj the yield was 6000 grains from a single ville is visiting at the residence of July 4th 5th and 6th It is about a seed Tins is tne same variety oi oats Thos W Buckner on south Main 39 hour run to Denver from Hopkinsville and those leaving here at 1010 Mr B H Holland has raised with street Henderson Gleaner p mVwill arrive in Denver at 1 p m such success for several years Esquire John W Hicks has re- the second day following From Den- Â¬ Dr A P Campbell has resumed turned from a business trip to Vir Â¬ ver side trips have been arranged at his practice and also has secured the ginia While absent he abo visited unprecedentedly low rates and ex- Â¬ right to extract teeth by the painless Washington City tended time City of Mexico round Co process Office over Bassett was trip S40 Salt Lake City 23 good till Prof Frogge of Hopkinsville An exaggerated report of the in- Â¬ in the city last week He is an ap- August 25th Yellowstone Park in- Â¬ juries sustained by Mrs B B Nance plicant for our public Bchool Prin cluding all expense for etages guides provisions c for 5J dayB visit S7Q and daughter Miss Annie from being ceton Banner additional accidentally burned with blazing Mrs Herbert Pollard has returned Tickets from here will be by way of near Pee Dee was received frease Their injuries were slight al- from a short visit to her sister Mrs Colorado Springs on the Union Pa cific road giving a chance to visit though the colored woman was pain H R Roper in Elkton Mrs A M Henry and Mrs A H Pikes Peak for S4 additional and re fully burned Nellie turning via U P to Omaha or St Wallace and daughter No doubt sugar will advance in a were in town Saturday Miss Louis or on the Missouri Pacific Chi- Â¬ few days as the canning season will Quincy or Santa cago Burlington Judge John R Grace of Frank- Fe roads soon be on Get your sugar before it goes up at Wallis grocery opposite fort passed through the city yesterDividend No 18 day enroute to Cadiz the Kentuckian office At the regular meeting of the Board Mr J A B Johnson and daughter On Saturday July 13 at McGowan a station on the 0 V there will be Miss Ma tie spent Sunday with of Directors of the Crescent Milling Co June 6 a dividend of four per given a grand feast in the wilderness friends in Princeton cent was declared out of the net for the purpose of building up the C Henry ending for ME Church Refreshments of all edMrsWooburn Blackburn has toreturn- earnings and the six months 1895 to from a visit Mrs May 31 payable July 1 kinds will be served and a good time W H Elgin R H DeTreville is assured those who attend Secy and Treae Miss Rosa Young of Bennettetown Mr W S Davison reports the earl- is a guest of the Misses Carter on iest pears ever known in this section South Main Early peaches and June apples have been on our market for several He has a tree from which he has been Miss Lelia Wicks will leave this days gathering ripe fruit since June 20 The fruit is small and very sweet re- week for Washington Ind to spend THE MODERN WAY sembling the seckel He does not the summer Commends itself to the well informed know the name of it Miss Lizzie Owen has returned On Thursday next the Mimms fam from a visit to Russellville and Bowl- to do pleasantly and effectually what was formerly done in the crudest ily of Todd countv about 100 in num- ing Green well ber will hold e re union at the house Mrs Baylor Hickman and children manner and disagreeably as break To cleanse the system and lip of Thos Mimms near Guthrie They of Louisville are visiting Mrs S G colds headaches and fevers without will have a big barbecue and a fine Buckner unpleasant after effects use the detime is anticipated Miss Addie Purnell of Jackson lightful liquid laxative remedy Syrup Dr T S McCall presidents Beth- Miss is visiting Mrs Nannie Mo of Figs el Female College represented the Puerson Christian Herald of Detroit Mich City Taxes 1895 during the convention He was one Mr R S Caiter of Bennettstown City taxes for Hopkinsville are now of the most popular delegates Padu is visiting his family on South Main in my hands for collection and are street cah News due and in default of payment on or Mrs J H Clack of Naphville is before Nqv 1 95 a penalty of 6 per The new Christian church at Cas lleDiiry in North Christian was dedi- the guest of her sister Mrs A A cent will be attached cated Sunday Several hundred Metz L C Cravens people attended the services and a City Tax Collector Miss Pearl Bryant of Gracey vis- Â¬ bic dinner was enjoyed on the ited Miss Mary Herndon Saturday June 18 1895 grounds Excursion to Dawcon Springs Judge T JMorrow went to MurThe Earlinsrton colored base ball ray Friday and spoke yesterday On Sunday June 30 the C O S club played a match game at Athletic Miss Florida Gunn has returned W R R will run a cheap excursion Park in this city yesterday with the from a visit to friends in Trigg Bopkinsville colored team and the two Special reserve to Dawson Springs Miss Georgia Vaughn is vising rel- Â¬ coaches will be placed on morning lo- Â¬ nines will cross bats again this aiter noon atives and friends in Fairview cal train for the accomadation of ex- Â¬ These coaches will re- Â¬ An ice war is on between the Hen Miss Carrie Wise of Paducah is in cursionists turn on evening local train which will is down the city on a visit to friends derson dealer and the price not leave Dawson on that date until to 25 cents a hundred with prospects Mr John R Kitchen has returned 480 p m Tickets will also be good of its going to 12J cents from a visit to Bowling Groen returning on morning train of July 1 A colored excursion from Evans Miss Mattie U Buckner is spend ville yesterday brought about 500 The usual crowd went to Cerulean They returned ing some time in Cincinnati Springs to spend the Sunday Seople to the city Miss Lizzie Gaither has returned Inst night from a visit to Harrodsburg Chamberlains Eye and Skin Ointment Last Friday was the longest day Is unequalled for Eczema Tetter Salt Mr Geo D Hodges was in Nashyear so mr as aayugni goes m too Rheum Scald Head Sore Nipples Chapped r The days will now gradually shorten ville Saturday on business Hands Itching Piles Burns Frost Bites until Dec 21 Mrs J C Tate of Clarksville is Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eye Lids For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box be on V New wheat is expected to mills the visiting friends in vthe city week and the are jnafket ibis TO HOBSBOWNBKS Mrs Anna P Dills visited friends For putting a horse in a fine healthy con7g ettfng ready to start up in Elkton last week r dition try Dr Codys Condition Powders Some sections had good rams JaBt Harry G Tandy of Paducah was They tone up the system aid digestion cure week but Hopkinsville was in the loss of appetite relieve constipation correct in town Sunday drybett kidney disorders and destroy worms giving Qaite anuraler from the city spent HarrvBrvand ha8 returned from new life to an old or over worked horse 25 Louisville cents per package For sale by druggiste Bundif t CeruleanÂ¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ w Wards band gave another open air GREAT concert in front of Hotel Latham Friday night winch was much en Â¬ joyed by a very large crowd- - SPECIAL LOCALS mation regarding the instrument shall call upon Mr Hopper at Hopper Bros book Btore in whose handd she has placed her business while out of town Miss Mattio Buckner desires that her patrons wishing to purchase or rent an Electropoise or wishing infor Â¬ Clearance Sale Hotel Latham Block 1st Doon ginning 2nW BvcryiHitig Gofes JUEl7 Late LoujHIle Regardless of Cosh o to HiaiiT of Main Entrance t jsarzedas Professional Cards J Jno Dissolution Notice Christian and ad Practice in the Courts Co The firm of W C Dawson olnlng countlfs Office City Hall building Herndon has been dissolved by Court Square HOPKINSVILLE KY mutual consent Mr W C Dawson A Complete and Beautiful Stock on W S WITHERS retiring W JR Mason will collect hand all at all debts due the old firm and also pay all the indebtedness of same LOWEST Cash FIGURES W C DAWSON The Main Street FURNITURE Dealer Eiii i m up T Hanbeby HANBERY ot Fbank Bell BELL WBMASON AT LAW JESL JPyle Sc Xensliaw9 Tho old reliable Furniture dealerB and Advertising undertakers Up stairs in Henry block Hopkinsville Ey And so Grover hnB gone a flehlng And weve heard from old Japan Shes gtying China a licking But were still at the same old stand We Are Bed room Suits over Planters BakV HOPKINSVILLE - KY Office FRANK RIYES A Solid Oak Suit for Hopkinsville tW- i fey OFFICE Over Planters Bank c J Andrew Seargent M PHYSICIAN AndSUKGEON OFFICE If you doubt it come and see for yourselves And examine our Bhop mada furniture and be astonished at ho low prices we are elliag it f Jr 11 SI476 W IM I Film and Main itreett Cltr Court Room -TELEPHONE NO 5 opposite All parties having claims against tho estate of the late R P Carneal deed will file them with me properly proven on or betoro Aug 1 Uo TL GRAHAM Admr Casky Ky DUCKER Painter H H and -A- Skerritt Paper FUNERAL DIRECTOR Hanger- - LLWOBK-Done Estray Notice Counts of Christian J Taken up as an estray by Edward living on Thos Many with Neatness and Dispatch and at Low Â¬ est Prices gjf-- SHOP 8U1 street Jiext to DR Beard office HoDklnsville Ky State of Kentucky Office over Bank Hopkinsville Wal laces Hewlett place near Oak Grove KY HOPKINSVILLE Kentucky on the 27th day of May OFFICE HOURS Day and Night 1895 one dark bay mare about three years old fourteen and a half hands hierh star in the forehead and black points but having no brands or other marks ana which 1 have this day apSURGEON PHYSICIAN praised at the value of twenty five More than two years without clean Hopinsville Ky ing but many a walch has been laid doilars Witnessed my hand this 4th day of a Bide as worn out because it has been OFFIOE up stairs opposite Telephone offico corner Ninth and Main Residency corner allowed to run longer than that June 1895 THOS M BARKER We nearly always find that the piv- Â¬ Main and Seventeenth miV tilJ28 J P C C ots are cut in watches that have run O too long without cleaning and unless he pivots are polished and holes re- Â¬ I paired or new pivots inserted3 the watch will not keep as good time as before Kelson Co Ky Whiskey When your watch needs cleaning Office over Bank of Hopkinsville or any repairs bring it to us and it Houre irchi Pxo f tn and 2 to 4 p a will be done PROMPTLY and in a A GENTLEMAN8 WHI8KEY FIRSTCLASS manner A WHISKEY FOR THE 8IDEBOARD Radfbrd col Watch Run DR PRESTON THOMAS PHYSICIAN Und SURGEON Will Dr E H Wallace E ANDERSON W HARPERS Ph sicianMskgeon Junius C fJL A WHISKEY FOR THE 8I0K RpOM SOLD BY Graves nHm Condy itim W R LONG Hopkinsville Ky JEWELERS 105 Main St Offiice over DENTIST lul WC STOVS The best stock ot Stoves and Ranges In Kellys Jewolry Stori HOPKINSVILLE - Ky Shook RAMBLERS Won AD Doricourt the city TINWARE dirt Every thjug In the Tinware line cheap as at Maysville DORICOURT LEADING SHOOK ROOFING Call on us tor Rooflnc and Guttering PUMPS Best pumps In the market Forcepumps bucket pumps all kinds of pumps REPAIR WORK Special attention to Repaiking Virginia St Hopkinsville Ky Opposite Hotel Latham GFO W YOUNG At Potatoes Just In Vv Seed Peachblcvw More prizes were won at Maysville on Ramblers than were won on any other make of Out of a possible 23 wheel 11 were won on Ramprizes blers including a hill climbing corifcsl which was won on a Rambler Four first prizes 5 and seconds Rambler riders always win These were class A riders and not paid amateurs The boys ride Rambers faom choice and pay 100 each for their machines becauso they want to ride Ramblers knowing the Rambler is the fastest bi cyle built If you want to win ride a Rambler House Sign and Decorative t Grainers and Paper Hangers f Office on Ninth Street opposite Gaither It Wests Tobacco Warehouse Hopklnqvlllet Ky Hotel Henderson Entirely new and first class in all respects Excellent Sample Booms ind service unequaled in the city On Double Car Line 0 F L P Kleidebeb Proprietors - Ky Henderson M BARBER SHOPi W WA FIRST NATIONAL W GRAY ST PROP PPool A H Goodwin 8 NINTH NBAfi MAIN POOL GOODWIN SHAVING 10 SHAMPOO ING 25 HAIIl CUTTING 26cenU Wallis Grocery Cosv Nothing but first class work and Keep the best and freshest stock done in latest fashion of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be XWr SATISFACTION GUARANTEED found in the city J3T Country Produce handled Opposite Phoenix Hotel Main street X Merritts old stand HOPKINSVILLE Carriages Phaetons I Buggies 1 KEXDALE HERD of Berkshire hogs and 8outlidown sheep Nice lot of year old Bucks and pigs of both sexes now ready for delivery MB Kino I will be found with a full line of pleasure ve- Â¬ hicles at F A Yosts Cos harness store on Ninth St Call and see me before buying GUS YOUNG has the Agency for the Champion Mowers and Repairs i m I f i6JkkimiM ij i J fniiflrtiiteif tjjttjY j id ji a Xiiv 1 TJ a iijp tie NwteadJCy C B WEBB SCS r f li iiJ El J ia- ti r ii i