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Digital page images are linked to the text file. i y j jA-f it 1 rinf fttti j HHWW ATTPWT i i U lUt fM WO Jfe tH irf rKif H tA Wfc wfcx yiB A 4 HOPKINILLE KYvFBIDAY JUME vi 28 1895 ELliiOTT- - WHEELER A i43- JViereliandila Junaie the month at our best All the mail stocks of our neighbors at this sea son arebadly broken and ours looms wo are -5 - I Wheeler daughter of Dr ocratic convention met Tuesday at Wheeler one of Hopkins noon and was called to order by VB- Kat w mmm 4Ktrtl villes most prominent citizens The Chairman Carroll1 Music Hall was up with an oBsortmeht equartomost church was beautifully and tastefully packed to the doors and as the mer- Â¬ i1iiMiMW lfkivi t city Btores L decorated and the soft light from the cury was nearly 100 degrees y jn it was a chandeliers was thrown over an assem- vertible sweat box V av We are cpntinuallybeing beseiged by manuracturers w blage composed of the creme de la The Hardin men put forwardW M rv whowantto dispose ofSummer goods forJCASH creme ofHopkinsvilles society The Beckner of Clark and tho Clay men JJAJ Tti bridesmaids entered thechurch from WJ Stone of Lyon for temporary Its a wonderful tirn to help you who dej the vestry and preceded by Masters chairman and the first test of strength i pend on us fcClothlhgFurnishihgs Eloise BradBhaw and James Wheeler resulted in a victory for Hardin and Shoes s r2BBV the pages met the bride at the church Beckner was elected by a vote of 448 T1 Kfc i door The best man was Wheeler to 420 i Campbell of Paducah and the Maid Jas E Stone and Wm Cromwell J of Honor was Miss Elizabeth Morris were elected temporary secretaries The attendants were with a number of assistants The of Natchez Just closed out onoManufacturer of his Boy and Childrens Messrs William Stites Whit Clark convention then announced the com- Â¬ Suits last weekf He only had SlP00 worth but WE Starling Thompson and Charles Dal mittees and adjourned till night BOUGHT THEM FOR S500 The difference i8 yours ian of Henderson Brantford Clark At the Tuesday night session of Owensboro and Frank Buckner nothing was accomplished except to of this city and Misses Rosa Drane permanently organize of Clarksville Reita Faxon of ChatThe Committee on Organization re tanooga May Goodwin of Owensported A S Berry of Campbell for boro and Letticia Fairleigh Ger- Â¬ Clnrksvillo Went Down chairman unanimously and hewasThe Griffith team the local Becond trude Bramham and Alice Scobey of elected without opposition The tem this city The ushers were Messrs nine easily defeated the Clarksvile Walker Wood and Gordon Nelson of porary secretaries were made the perÂ¬ manent officers second nine Wednesday afternoon in this city HTTT7Hh After howling themselves hoarse The wedding hymn was sung as a the game at Athletic park It was decidedly the tamest game of the choral service by Misses Green Hen over the motions that amounted to Tvmo is iiv season and was witnessed by a large rr Madge Fairleigh Jennie Winfree nothing the delegates adjourned at A Hardin men having Nelson and Elizabeth Blake 130 pitcher Money SaMed Money Made crowd allThe visitingand any was bat Eloi e of this city who were stationed tried ain m the force a ballot without vain to fed in directions number more of times At the beginning of the in the chancel as the wedding party waiting for the platform morning the On Wednesday Y6U can save nioney by buyirig yiour Dry Goods fifth inning a new man was put in approached the altar Mr Malcolm Smith of Clarksville Committee on Resolutions reported the box and then the game of pracCarpets and Millinery of us We most el- Â¬ at the following platform tice seamed just begun as the Grif sang the solo Oh Promise Me iths continued their walk over with the close of the marriage ceremony egant line bf silks dress goods trimihings silk out interruption It was suerffested which was performed by Rev J W in First The Democracy of Kentucky- Â¬ convention assembled congratuthat the score be kept a secret but Venable the former rector of Grace late the country upon the repeal of the waists millinery carpets ever placed on exliibition McKinley tariff law and upon the as lovers or tne sport always Jibe to church Immediately following the ceremo- evidences we have on every hand of learn the official returns we give V iii tnisjjityl Come anci sfee them the result Griffiths 26 Clarksville 6 ny at the church the wedding party returning prosperity under the oper- Â¬ The visitors returned home the same accompanied by a large number of iu ations of reduced and equalized tariff night Another game between the vited guests repaired to Hotel taxation and we denounce as fraught clubs may be arranged to come off on Latham where an elegant reception with danger and disaster the threat o was held closing with a banquet our Republican adversaries to the Clarksville grounds M M HUM I a protective tariff and to re both of which were among the most HM Heavy Hall Storm notable and brilliant events of the inaugurate a policy of unequal taxa- Â¬ ABE YOUR EYE8 PERFECT 1 Possibly the heaviest and most de- kind that ever took place in this city tion which in connection with general At the close of the banquet the bri- misgovernment by the Republican Hf structive rain dnd hail storm that ever dal couple left on a special train for party culminated in the business pan- Â¬ visited this section passed over the Owensboro their future home ic of 1893 country a few miles northeast of the The Democratic party Second The wedding presents were both always stood for Tuesday Corn was numerous and elegant having been which HAVE TOUR EYES EXAMINED I the undersigned will offer forsale at the Court House in Hopkius cityblades and whipped to stripped of received from relatives and friends re aration has church and State the Sep of its for the the ground The repairing ol broken Bpeolaoles and ad Ville Ky on Monday July 1 County Court day the farm known as the and tobacco nlants Wfire cut from the siding in a dozen states and consti sake alike of civil and religious fre lusting properly to the face by 1 3D Kelly Mary McCarty farmj upon which John J Reed now lives consisting of 757 ground in many places Is not equaled In this tart of the country Vegetables tuted one of the most beautiful and dom does not hesitate to condemn The lands are di were also ruinea in uiuuy jurueiia eieffant assortments or tne Kind ever all efforts to create a distinction acres lying near the OvVR K 2 miles east ofGracoy and the damao e to fruit was also seen not only in Hopkinsville but in among citizens because of differences vided into three tracts great Several small bridges were Kentucky in faith as repugnant to an enligh- Â¬ 1 contains 128J acres well watered and fenced TRACT NO washed away and some fencing was Tho bride is possessed of many ac- tened age and abhorrent to the in Â¬ TRACT NO 2 contains 426 acres with two good barns good dwelling carried off The rain lasted nearly complishments and is a most attrac- stincts of American freemen HOPKIWSVILLE KY Good stable 80 by 40 feet good granary an hour and was the heaviest for tive youner lady and a erreat favorite Third We reaffirm without qualifi- Â¬ Ib the finest1 Hotel In the South AH mod two stories four rooms andan L cation the principles and policies deand about 200 acres of fine timber This will make an exceptionally fine years in that section The damage in Hopkinsville society ern Improvements 8 team Heat andlElect by nail isestimatea at several hunThe groom is a prosperous young clared by the National Democratic Lights throughouthnme dred dollars tobacco dealer and is quite popular platform of 1892 and declare that our Rates 2 td 360 perjday TRACT NO 3 contains 202 acres with about 100 acres of timber present National Democratic Admin- Â¬ with all Co ManaRers- Hodoes These lands have been worked for the past 18 years by Mr John Reed and A Davlea County Snake Story The couple will probably go to istration is entitled to the thanks of with great success No finer land to be found in Christian county The The Owensboro Inquirer is respon- Europe in August to spend some the party for its honest courageous and statesmanlike management of land to be offered in separate tracts and then as a whole sible for the following snake story time public affairs and we express our TERMS - Cash balance inequal payments 1 2 and 3 years with 6 which is ahead of anything on the lloth Wet and Dry undiminished confidence in the Degiven In Oil and China Fainting Lessons per cent inteiest from Jan 1 1896 Lein retained Sad seems to be the condition of mocracy and patriotism of President subject this season It savs Mr ft TlTAixrlntr In fhftTfvfll- firnrnn Pnaf1 ao Herbert Hale killed two snakes last the Wets and Drys in poor old Grover Cleveland and his distin- Â¬ For further particulars write or see me at CADIZ KY Lesson Hours trom 0 to 12 A M week of a new variety which wers very Hartford the county seat of a pro guished co adviser and Secretary CHINA IflRKD I vicious and fought him untill dis01 hibition county An election was held Jonn u Carlisle theKentucky par- Â¬ Those Interested invited tQ call patched They measured a little over Democratic Fourth When btuwo at Residence South Main St six feet long and each contained six in January in which the Drys won ty came into power 1867 the bonded and was set aside by the Circuit indebtedness of Kentucky was young guineas and four guinea ecrcrs oreir with the shells not broken and inside Court and then went to the Court of 1600000 The nominal value of the Appeals where it now is and another assets of the Sinking the eggs living young guineas which Fund was about would nave been hatched in a few election was had June 17 in which 58000000 made up in part of inter days These snakes were found in tho Wets won Now the Drvs nal improvements that cost over and an old stump on the farm of Mr Zack will contest the election claiming that were carried at a valuation of 4800 ten illegal votes were cast in the last Horn election Trhich might very materially 000 but which yielded at that time change the vote and other frauds and no net revenue and were worth in casta Missionary Meeting at Morganileld By wearing a suit of illegal practices will bo charged in only about 500000 thus showing am The annual meeting of tho Wom- Â¬ actual deficit in the sinking Fund as the petition compared with our indebtedness of ans Missionary Society of tho LouisChief Fritz Makes a Good Catch about 900000 Since 1867 the- ville Conference was held at Morgan f Albert Wallace col who was sent bonded indebtedness has been re- Â¬ field this week Mesdames G W if vGardner A H Clark and Mary Mor- up in 1889 from this county for five duced to 650000 and the available l2it ton and Misses Katie McDaniel Ma- - years for horse stealing only serving assets of the Sinking Fund more than ble Moore Lutie and Sallie Camp- seven months of his sentence when he equal that sum Jat a reasonable forice and 10 per cent We have increased the annual ap- Â¬ bell from this city attended The escaped was arrested in this city propriation for support of our chari- Â¬ following officers for the ensuing year Monday night by Chief Fritz He table institution from 250000 in 1867 foffTOhese gdodsaresilk stitcfiedahdvSBK were elected Miss Mary Helm Pres was taken completely bj surprise to 1500000 in 1895 and whilst im Â¬ Mrs J K Clark V P Miss Katie no very nanusome- McDaniel Recording Sec Miss Cle and made 100 effort to escape A re proving our judicial system by in Â¬ had been ward of ora Murphy Cor Sec Mrs Foskett governor for his arrest offered by the creasing the number of courts and we Sec Juv Work Mrs Mary Morton prison and the officer and return to the frequency oftotheir terras our haveÂ¬ extook his man been compelled increase Dist Sec The next meeting will be back to Frankfort Tuesday penditures one of the greatest items held in Adairville Ky Our competitors shy we musWbe overstocked of which is the cost of criminal prosi Drowned in the Cumberland ecutions and a noticeable fact ire Another of the Dalton Gatiff yoiCfcan buy choice but is you to fi with which is that Cadiz June 24 The connection C C Dalton a member of the fam i f son of Mr William Malone of Can- the increase is greatest in districts ous Dalton gang was arrested Alon controlled by tho Republican officials day at Gainesborough Tenn The ton was drowned yesterday in the We have nevertheless been able to prisoner is wanted for the murder of Cumberland river while bathing with decrease tho current rate of taxation The little fel- for general revenue purposes from a man named Lakins in Grainger a lot of companions low had been in the habit of bathing twenty cents on the one hundred dol- Â¬ county Tenn fifteen years ago Since in the river and was Our boys clothing is low bwtwe that time Dalton has been leading but on this occasion a good swimmer lars of taxable property in 1867 to fif Â¬ went beyond his teen cents in 1895 Tne Democratic the life of a desperado in the West giving 10 PER CENi OFF A He is dangerously ill from pulmonary depth and was carried away by the majority have voluntarily increased trouble and it is quite likely that he current His body was not recovered tho annual expenditures for the sup Â¬ until this morning big received port of the common schools from will die before the trial comes up of 256000 iii 1867 to about 2000000 Smashed an Engine in 1895 and by wisely providing Death at Trenton i Johnson Bros while en route to Cas separate schools fit Trenton June 27c Died the 25th ky with a traction engine Monday af-Â¬ today giving to for tho two races are the children of the inst Amy Arnold Graves infant of ternoon let the machine fly the track colored race Opportunities for educa Â¬ ti 50 CENTS the best M M and B M Graves aged 5 and over turn smashing up things tion they nowhere else enjoy In the face of unexampled dif months andtlS days A little flower generally No one was nurt but the l Urc II Ur I- I1 seemingly too beautifulv sweet and fossjto these gentlemen on repairs f- mm UK inmBiFip Gontiuued j htl w remain in this world ofin will be considerable rJFU i IiU -- A HfrH 7V K ft bright toiv x- l yyyKf rVML iiiv ixy- Slfe t 1 kr t- VftlMI TAJ V f pWere r Doing Iti Ji H Anderson S Go A BIRD In Hand firm at last weeks quotations activity being displayed in every line Much good tobacco was sold and prices again ranged from 10 up for this kind Common leaf and lugs held their own well and commanded full and very satisfactory prices Offer ings amounted to about a thousand hogsheads and sales were nearly up to that amount rejections being few All tobacco in proper order went off without trouble but there were a few hogsheads out of proper condition and it was thought best to reject goods of this character Receipts are still very heavy and the indications are that they will continue full for Bometimq yet as there is considerable lobaccp that has not been moved from the barn The growing crop is looking well and the stand is fair In some sections farmers are still setting and replanting There is nothing to chronicle concerning the loose mark- Â¬ et A full account of the weeks sales will appear in our1 next is3ue Beautiful Wedding at Grave Episcopal ap ChurcUWednesday Evening THE COLD MEN CAPTURE ITAND EN DORSE CLEVELAND One of the most select audiences T lJ ever seen in this city was that which Convict Captured Child Drowned Heavy assembled at Grace Episcopal church The Silver Men Fought Hard and Died In Sales of Tobacco DestrnctlveUall Storjn tho last Ditch The Convention Disorder Â¬ on Sixth street Wednesday evening liririlint Wedding Items of Interest ly and racked With Lonlnvlllo UowlerV to witness the marriage of Mr John Nominations Made Wednesday Might D Elliott a prominent young tobacJInrket Firm and Active The tobacco market this week was conist of Owensboro and Miss Emily IkoisviLtE June 26 The Dem- Â¬ x CJREAM OF NEWS Vv THE CONVENTION if ix is New and true this column MAS it t A uchinleck Win- - G Wortl in the Bush is ll haythe RICHARDS CO srm IO i hit Sale HfflEL Latham Mrs J K Dabney T K Torian KEEP COOL AS fillip- - IPOBlED NDERWEAR Pi I v v 50 Cents still what that of our straw hats for if A getting are fcJBr mj KnRunUru Strong Hold Shirts shirtin the world for rI - 11 T5 inBd m Just another shipment JUT Xir ifM sMilSk s r T4 wwir KWM fi v 4 tmttiw BFWBI 2 JED THMDER itf hi toil A JTu r A TffiJ J tl u j n 0 it I a HGPKnlsVIELE KEtfTJTCKIAN A j ft t 4 JuneSS i i i i r5 51895 4 v JlllS L W t K t jij tern y j i a X v AfefcbrtiAV mMM E5Suii4iipwiniaiisjviiiBjn Mild VpcTnfcFiNC n FtAI1ciTu The Old Olilof Led the Recent Bilious antl Intermittent Fevers Judson Harmon just appointed at Â¬ North Dakota Uprising torney general by President Cleveland which prevail in miasmatic dis- Â¬ is not only recognized as one of the Â¬ Although KIchtyEffht Years OWcUo Is foremost lawyers and jurists of Ohio tricts are invariably accompanMulclnir Lots OLNEYS1 SUCCESSOR fltonrral1 Harmon Is fenltl to Ve Doctors Say A 4 1 I Extraordinary cut in prices of Troublo Ilns Killed Soven Indian Urnvcs andlf Uno White Man V YS J IK ANDttCAA XA ItEACCB m Up B w I tOMMl SttttSSCfl ABSOLUTELY PURE THE OLD RELIABLE SWEET 0APORAL CIGARETTE Ha stood tho Test ot Tim MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHER BRANDS COMBINED T Ttobler A DIN moorr between there and the Turtle moun- Â¬ tains Descended from a lpng line of MOT BEST IN QUAIIT chiefs counselors or petty chiefs he is possessed of a proud and warlike spirit and looks upon the white man as a trespasser whose only rjght is that of might Ho has a wife 4 years old forty three years younger than himself and S OREUM five children three daughters and two sons Three times he lias journeyed to Washington to negotiate treaties for his tribe He boasts of having killed FOR 20 YEARS Has lod all WORM Remedies S seven Indians and one white man TIio EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED 5 latter was ono of a band of horso thieves near Fprt Chapel and was shot SOLD lir Atf DKT7GG1S1S Prrlnird kr in scii uetcnse his indian vic- Â¬ BinUIinsoY SKDCIAKIO ST tllvlb X tims four Sioux two Gros Ventres and ono Assinaboine were killed in tribal wars Red Thuniler is nearly six feet tall and was once u man of massive proportions The sheriff has found the old man a modsl prisoner He is suffering vp 2 BOOIC E from a chest trouble which the physi- Â¬ SBSHHH BBbbH j Bi cians say will develop into pneumonia The captive longs for his freedom though he refuses to take any excrciso around the jail CORES NOTHING BUT P1LESJ The trouble which led to the im- Â¬ prisonment of Red Thunder wascattsed A SURE and CERTAIN CURE by a contest for certain lands in tbes 15 years as mown IN QUANTITY lied Thunder ono of the belligerent leaders of the recent Indian uprising in the Turtle mountains is imprisoned in the Kanisey county jail near Dpvlls Lake N D The old man who is 83 years old has had a stormy and event- Â¬ ful career Red Thunders tribe was once a part of a large band of Indians the majority of whom are now located reelected in 18S3 and when ex Gov on the lied Lake and White Earth res Â¬ George Uoadly went to New York in ervations in North Dakota His office 18S7 Judge Harmon resigned from the has been that of orator for a band of Chippowas although he is himself a full blooded Crce and is a type of the simon pure aborigine He has never submitted with good irrndo to theW croaehments made by the pale faces upon tue vast territories once held by the Indians in undisputed swuy Born in the Pembina mountains in 1C7 he has passed his life in that region lying but as ono of the most popular cUzens ied b derangementsof jthe no was born near Cincinnati forty nine years ago has always lived there and is Stomach - Liver and Bowels known by all His father Rev 11 F of Harmon was a Daptist minister well known throughout the Ohio valley The liver is the great driving Mr Harmon graduated at Dennison in the mechanism of university n Baptist t institulion at wheel Granville 0 in 1800 and began the man and when it is out of order practice of law in 109 He was a republican till 1S72 when ho Greeleyizod the whole system becomes de He was elected superior judge in 1878 result The Secret Health 1 1 1 ill ipi THE LEADER How is Tlvs TP I A We haveAeducedthe pricl rangedanddisease is the Tutgfter Cure all Liver Troubles of Cur Pills hiAILORtO i f our entire stock of M II bINERY from a ten cent our finskt PATTERN HATS It will pay you to calk and see for yourself on Enre Prompt Foslttt for Enhslons Spermatorrhea Nervousness Self Distrust Loss Lota Impottnce Seminal Manhood e r make you a STRONG Vigor- Â¬ Price 00 0 ous Man 5 00 Boxes Soeelal Directions Mailed with each Box Address Sallitl Snow Llnlnint Co of Memory Will ft 6t 3010 LuoacAVC LOUIS MO- - i i k i k IB in Third Opf Their EegularVaiiidS di M f hjv vithatthis j jBPfi5 WAYNES xMP vr ar r--j- Ttn ifapt dyjunotn r is no i OINTMENT Jlrithtrnt IVERIilFUGI ATTOIWEY OEEJVSiU JUPSOS irAKMOS 5 ii tor the iBEST REMEDY for PILES SOLI MY AiiniEirooisTs SISnAEESCtf MED 8TMUI3 Pretiroiir CO when you CS oGTo bench to become thchead of the firm Hoad of narmon ColstonVGoldsmith Iy which represents several railways and other largo corporations and with which firm he will continue his Connec tion When Judge Harmon resigned in 18S7 Gov Foraker appointed Judgo William Taft now United States circuit judge and formerly solicitor gen eral to the vacancy Itrs Harmon is an accomplished lady the daughter of the late Dr Scobey of Hamilton They have three daughters Mrs Eilman WrigLt Jr of Philadelphia Miss Elizabeth a recognized society leader and Marjorie the youngest of the fam- Â¬ ily who is fourteen years old Ex Judge Harmon has beenj a stanch democrat though he has not taken a very active part in politicsi tie has- deÂ¬ voted himself chiefly to the practice of state Â¬ taw but he has kept well posted aoout When in 1881 the interior department determined to open for settlement current events in the political world He hos affiliated with the Cleveland or administration wing oftlia democratic party In Ohio politics he- ha Been a friend of Cx Gov Campbell and In local affairs he has always beenr opposed to the gang ARCHBISHOP WI1UJAMS 7iraDtlon hand uoMk Aff Ifcfcria fat Ikla eltr whIU tnd hadthv Bell by intxgiwu or mm bj satU for50cu AddrMi Dr g Lmeaicinv E mW aty Intrulj anrsv m- itch all on th fuwi SBLAM WI MEANWHA5 WE SAY Ut MVW H m Sold by B C HARDWICK- rttyfrnyiry I n THE vv 1 1 III I 121 mluvtVfv In Poor m m pMPSpEfpgPMPSMMSMlS l3 t 1 MmeFIeurette Levy Mgr j Im means somusli more than you imagine ertoms and fatal diseases result from Health m IIuOb ull x naye rnem I -d- Ri-t TiG M a lace fry Jt SallorsI ShapesI Sailor iou want luera I greatest gitt health triflingf ailmienis neerkcted Dontiplay-with ISatoreTs i a out of sorta weak and generally ex hauated nsrvoiiSw havi nm MinHtp Band canfc wurlr fbegitf at onaetak- Singtliomortrtlia- 3nedIclne whiohis ttfcrs fe n bot es cure Benefit oomes fromi the Very first dbse it I am daily receiviugall ai price s irom A J J jluo y io J tfie latest novetfe Ifyouarefeelioe LOUISVILLE Have your Photograph made at A WBRANTS NKW STUDIO No 580 Fourth Avenue Louisville THE GREAT Zy B- o RKD THXnTDEn H B Through i Trunk Line tho cities otw Cincinnati Lexington Louis ville Evansvie St Louis And the nlt1co Mont Mashville Memphis ornery Mobile and New Orleans WITH Oil CSiHR AND aEED CNEIVALED Pullman Pa1 ace Cars for Atlanta Savanah h Macon Jackson- Â¬ ville and points in Florida Connections are made at Guthrie and NashyyiQ for all pointB North East South and West In Pullman Palace Cars EMIGRANTS Sffiy ST3 this road will receive special low rates See agents of this company for ratef routes c or write to 0 P Atjiobs G P T A Louisvile White settlers in that region therefore accuse USING IT YOU OAN BE CURED WHILE Bottineau of being responsible for the ThulinbitpfTiatnR tobacco grows on a man constant agitation of the trouble with until gravmdlbcas3d condltlouS are produced the Indians and breeds by whom they Tobacco causes cancer ot the moutii and are harassed and frequently driven stomach dyepala lossof memory nervous and from tho claims upon which they have nfTrntlnnor rmiLHAtinll Of the retlllU resulting wastine of the outlo none filings Tho Indians themselves In Impairment at vision even to the extent of made blindness atzzinees or vertlso tobacco asth- refuse to take out naturalization papers ma nlRhtly suffocation dull pain in region and make filings on tho lands they in Â¬ of heart followed later by abarp pains palpitation and weakened pul e resulting in fatal habit as they are advised by their heart disease It also cnumit loai of vitality lawyer that such action would jeopQUIT BEFORE IT IS TOO LVJE a shook to the ardize their claims pending before the To qujtsudaenly U too severe system as tobacco to an lineterate ufoj interior department as it would bo a stimulant that hla system continually practically an acknowledgment that re jucco cubo la a scientific and craves liable vegetable remedy guaranteed to be per Â¬ the lands belonged to the government fectly harmless and which has been in Use tor nnd riot to them The white settlers the last 2S years liming enred thousands of hauiniH toDaccQ uers jmrners cneera auu now hope that the government owing rnuC dlppers nil the tobaccd you want while to the late troubles will give attention Yon can usa taUngiuccoqraltwlll notify you when to themaiy and make final disposi- Â¬ VF IVE A WRITTEN OVARAMES tO tion Of t O htop jaerrannfiiily euro any case with three boses Hcd ThundcrNwa tho only one of his Osrr fund the money with ten perecatlntorext JJacco cuko is not a substitute biM a rell- rebellious baud who refused to surrenBblnandscluntlflocure which absolutely de der t the deputies when they came to ai stroys the craving rortouancowitnout tneu ui will rowormmVlth no lconvenlenco itTjirrest the Indians It v as necessary to Jeave thesvetem stmre ard free from nlcd Ovtnnwor nnd handcuff the old war- 41neiasthe day you took your first chew or rfar beforJ lie covld be taken to Devils ainole Sold by all drugofstflat 1C0 per box thretf Lake VTd do tHfe It look the strength of Toxes fjlilrtydais treatment and a drABANr tbYeeidfPuty marshals 7KEcuRE4i60orFiHtdfrect Upon receipt of price Skxdsixtwo ckntstamis fob sample Red f1UDUtr vm f ueui soiBooKiETAyDrBOoFiFRB KurekaUbem taves circuit court at ucvua Jo Ton Want to Stop Tobacco the large tract lying west of the Red River valley including the Devils lake and Turtle mountain regions these In Â¬ dians set up a formal claim to the entire tract amounting o about 0000000 acres In treating with them at that time the Indian commissioners offered them a reservation it is said of twenty townships including the present town sites of Holla and St John lying along the Canadian boundary and taking in tho eastern half of the Turtle moun- Â¬ tains Two years later however this i cservation was cut down to two townships its present size and the claim now made by the band is for a restoration of their reserve to its oiiginal size and for the payment of a bounty of 51000000 in annual payments extend- Â¬ ing through twenty years for the relinquishment of the larger tract Though a party of three commission- Â¬ ers sent to make an investigation three vears ncro reported favorably to the claims of these Indians men who are well acquainted with tho origin and history of this particular band maintain that they have no valid claim This view is held on the ground that had these Indians settled on the White Earth reservation when it was set aside for them they would now be as well provided for and as prosperous as any of the White Earth Indians The Indians have been upheld in their position chiefly through John U Bottineau a half breed who is their attorney and who spends most of his time at Washington urging their claims be- Â¬ fore the interior department His home is in Minneapolis Whatever may bo tho merits of the claims he represents it is certain that the Indians place great confidence in him being guidedl entry into the priesthood Ifc was cele- Â¬ aiant stain four tteth and its brated by a golden jubilee Tho event j pleasant tor take was notable for the impressive pon- a n tifical ceremonies in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross and in the presence of the highest prelates Qf the Catholic f Dyspepsia Kidhty and Liver church in America neuralgia lrouDies Archbishop Williams was born of Ri1T uuuu f g rAnctlnnfinn uum TMaC Irish parents in Boston April 27 1822 Maaria Nervous ailrrjcnts and began his primarj education in the womens complaints j public school Tho Catholic bishop Get only the genuine lr has crossed red finally sent him to tho Sulpician semlines on me wrapper All others ae sub- inary at Montreal He was graduated stitutes Oil receiut of tvio ic stanrns vn win send set or n in 1841 and went to the Seminary of in tsenuriiui wnnan hair VlcWi ana Dook tree St Sulpice in Paris where four years BROWN CHEMICACCO BAUTWORE MD later ho completed his studies for the priesthood and received holy orders from Mgr Affre the archbishop of Paris On returning to Boston he became assistant at the small cathedral then existing and after ten years was made rector of tho cathedral He was appointed vicar general in 1859 aud was Two Thousand Dollars in Premiums for He naa Been a Rgiti Cat hollo Halt a Century The greatest ecclesiastical demonstra tion which has taken place in Boston in many years was the recentr celebra- Â¬ tion of the fiftieth anniversary of Archbishop John Joseph Wdlliams IHt Browns Slje- Falace- Leads jft lron Y4 H iui iters t i at j j j T gj J tCacesr Silks vf f iaStyles lerstrcngtaening JrownsItonM- Trimmed Hats from 25cja500v Eibbon3rV Vel vets Flowers HairkOrnameuts Ladiea Vests Gloves Silfe Floss Stamped Goods Cbisets Hbs- f ieryr AlsOafull laSoFBatfenck Patterns vtji b m It 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followed by her HOPKIN8VILL1E KENTUCKIAJST The newcomer was an oia man witn strorigly marked features plainly drossed but who bore an air of author Â¬ ity that bade Elsie hope for an ally who would be able and willing to de fend her My dear Marion tho elderly man Baid decisively you may thank your fortune that your old uncle did come in at this minute for you were about to lose an opportunity which might not occur again in your lifetime If you have any regard for mo you will not hejitate to securo this young ladys mn tor tne nrst time tne wnrp wracnes 1 r V caftifir w -- a Wnai lsltcHea a dozen a man ran up at racinc snoori voices as Childs lost out In tlio North wods get your hats boys quick God help the poor mother sighed vuy uurpunu eoiuy ror he knew what nfir lost tn at Wild region meant Whose is it Jack WiTdW UTTE DovJ A MOST v Pi of Mr Theophilus Crall Mrs Baxters man of business to whose office Elsie was now hurrying Mr Crall was disturbed when his clerk announced to him that a young lady who would not send in her card desired to see him on urgent business xor more man once that astute gentle man had found his sanctum Invaded by feminine canvassers with just such excuses for admission pretty petite figure tripping down Broadway New York attracts the at Â¬ tention of the loungers who always in fethat busy thoroughfare bent on sUgjEng every unprotected woman out of countenance Many a glance of hon- Â¬ est admiration is cast at the face of a young girl as sho passes along wist Â¬ fully looking into the upper window of the great business houses i Her f acoTsui n wonted v pale and her big blue eyes look as though they had lately been bedewed wliii tears Poor Elsie Whitford cjideptly did not icuvu curiung care entirely uemnu ner when she evacuated Orptown with so much happy precipitancy Sae was a singular one f Death had stopped in to upset Mrs Baxters kind intentions regarding her young protege and the kind hand which but two weeks arrohad written Elsie so encouragingly was stilled forever and the house which should have sheltered her closed and empty A kindly disposed servant won by the girls sweet faco had secured lodg ings for her and given her the address A CHAPTER XV REMARKABLE TOCNO WOMAM fair satellites Elsies first glance1 at a nursery In a Fifth avenuo mansion wai a revelation Rhc never through weal or woo forgot vThree girls and a boy varying in ago from eight to twelve were engaged in a pucnea yattle pushing pulling thumping punching each other like Ravages and yelling at the top of their taices while a distracted maid was vainly endeavoring to separate them liss Melie thewpman was scream Â¬ ing Ill tell your mamma Master George aint you ashamed of yourself Miss Julie let go your sisters hair you spiteful thing The combat might have continued to rage indefinitely but an ill directed blow from Master Georges fist struck a case of stuffed birds which fell crash ing to tho ground Youve done It Ill tell ma I will vaiuatnc ssjxii I aS sre uo The SPXV11 pouted the lady to oblige you presenfjextfaofdinary conduct Nay no buts let me have mv own way in this matter Since poor Clarences death your children have run riot You are like hundreds of other American mammas spoiling them my dear Why If they were angels instead of little bits of human clqy you but call Tier The Lord hatn given ana ine uotn araughf aS ne spoKe jcrani man hatn taken away Can yoji not say youVo put too much bitters In it with me BleRjed bo the name of the Pshawl Itis more whisky you want Lord Help yourself I cannot wife If Odd gave mo that Do you know Gregson said as ho child to loye why torture my soul by took tho hint Im deuced sorry youre taking him from me going jvwap Tony Have courage Jack I do not You always had an affectionate dis Â¬ know why bt t I haveva strange pre Â¬ position Jake Dodd sneered sentiment that we will seo him atrain But I say mate you wont to up to But WildcVwas not to bo coin- - no tricks with me you wont bo nosing 4 forted around Now York after Elsie Presently lie looked up despondently You forget my dear fellow that and said shes gives us tho slip Havent you Is Susan Green come been trying for months to get her adShesjn the kitchen dear shall I dress and fallod I flI Elsioseized the Opportunity to step forward and make her presence known I am the new governess fihe said to tho maid Are theso the clilldren I am supposed to take charge of They are and thank the Lord youve come miss Id sooner bo shut up with a lot of caged tigers than be their keeper for another day Ill tell ma yelled tho sweet inno Â¬ cents in chorus You will all take your seats arid re main perfectly still said Elsie resolutely George take this place beside onalde3 hiiyH bod wicked boy rebounded - would do anything to promote the happiness of tho little darlings Mrs Grindlay sobbed Of course you would he continued soothingly So well make a begin Â¬ ning by securing the friendship and help of this young lady is it abar- - on so Oh Uncle Marcus how can you go Im sure I mo in it lessons was at this propitious moment girl that the door opened and Mrs Grindlay Give him this letter she said at entered the room last recovering a little courage and In a moment Babel broke loose again tell him I am the person referred to The clamorous children gathered round The message was curt and came like the cut of a whip to the frightened Telpher Im encraprcd Ia says governesses and servants are to say Master George when they spealc to my brother observed the eldest pet pertly And you Julia for your imperti nence will stand in the corner with your faco to the wall and saying this the young governess led the in solent child into punishment which sho was too much astonished at to resist Yet not long was it before Elsie had all tho little ones round her talking pleasantly and hopefully of Snd thus Elsie gained a little triumph over tho illfortune that had dogged her footsteps ner position while full of small crosses was ameliorated by the cohtidued support of the old gentleman who had so opportunely offered heir protection The children qulk to ap- Â¬ preciate the new state of affairs accorded their young teacher first sullen obedience then willing respect and at last won by tho evenness of her temper and gentle affectionate disposition loved her with all the ardor of their young natures Long before Uncle Marcus visit came to an end Mrs Grindlay had begun to see what a treasuro she had in her governess but Elsies heart was troubled for the kind old man who had done her such service announced his determination to leave them I cannot toll you my dear he said on his farewell visit to the schoolroom It J y Baid sympathetically She pinched my arm and made me Hed never read it but if its a case of charity stand in the corner She wont tfMjfperhaps might do something for call brother Master George She made us sit still and wouldnt let us yswmiis Elsie flushed indignantly then poured speak You sweet little rebels will you be into the mans ear the story of her mis- Â¬ quiet the silly mother whined ap adventure Oh hell see you all Tight was the peallngly but the luncheon bell ringglad1 assurance and a minute later she ing they fled to the dining room with found herself in the great mans pres out ceremony leaving Elsie face to face ence with her employer i It must have been a great shock to Im afraid youll And them a little yoUjjjptfr8 Crall confessed with a litÂ¬ troublesome they have such high tle mtpathetic cough and I under Â¬ oplrits the groat lady simpered stand you have no friends in New They utterly lack discipline Elsie York said gravely and bravely They None would be much happier if you would Well of course I shall be glad to of allow the person in charge of them ford you means to return home1 complete control of their actions In But I do not mean to return r fact if they are not to be taught Good gracious young lady do you wholesome obedience I shall decline at suppose you can remain in this big once the office of governess city Good gracious What an extraor- Â¬ Why certainly Surely in this vast dinary young person you are Do you place there is room for one morn young know that you are talking to a mother woman to earn her living Do you think that Fifth av of seven enuo children are to bo brought up in But what could you do Anything that is honorable accordance with the rules and habits of Really this is extraordinary What humbler homes nerve you western girls must be en Â¬ I only know madam that the question of remaining in your service is of dowed with Are there not thousands of gfrls In vital Impprtnnce to mo but unless you New York working for a livelihood let me teach those little ones order Hundreds of thousands but they self control and cheerful obedience to are under the protection of their proper suggestions I will not under take the charge friends Mrs Grindlay looked nonplussed I am sorry I troubled you Elsie eaid rising I see madam that you do not apDo not be Impatient Why bless prove of my sentiments Elsie con- Â¬ my soul do you suppose that I cm go Â¬ tinued I seo that you do not realize ing to allow an innocent child like you to walk out into the pitfalls of this jyjj cruel place what do you take mo for If you cannot give me work to do nor tell me where it is to be got I shall accept no other aid from you Mr Crall stared at her harder than ever I think ho said you had better return to your lodgings and I will in quire among my lady friends what is best to bo done You may rely on hear Â¬ ing from me by noon to morrow at the latest Even your activity can brook bo brief a delay I hope Oh yes sir Elsie said giving hima look out of those lustrous eyes of hers old mans that set the matter-of-faÂ¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ I wouldnt if I were you the clerk in her ears their mother screaming their troubles now good uy r ful how much I appreciate what you are doing for my nieces family Now I want you to feql that you have a perÂ¬ manent friend In me For which sir I am Indeed grate Â¬ r OOP BLESS YOV dear Now If an emergency happens If your path Is a little too full of thorns wantiyou to promise to write to me Marcus Woodgrove Buffalo The ad dress will not bo difficult to remember Oh I shall neverforget you I wish my dear wife were near at hand to offer you her counsel Well who knows Perhaps some day you may come on a visit with the children So now good by God dioss you my t observed No snarled Dodd they knew too much to bite Been there too often eh Guess so Well whats the next move Skip I would if I were you I heard yesterday of a fefiow who salted a mine here once an they caught him an sat him down on a red hot stove an held near future him there till he confessed an then Aye Greyl the old man chuckled took him out an hanged him if you could only win such a girl for a tjgb wife youd be the luckiest dog in the off as soonThe savages Say Jake Im as it Is dark union Tell you what Id a good mind Sorry to lose you Tony but the to invite her down here It would be best of friends must part all up with you man if once you saw Its a bad time to be hard up Isnt j And he was gone If Elsie Whitford had heard him chant her praises in his home in Buf falo she would have blushed crimson with honest pride According to him there never was so pretty so charming bo sensible a joung woman as his nieces new governess Mrs Woodgrove declared that she was getting quite jealous of this gay Lothario of a husband of hers and that a divorce court was looming up very largely in the fortunes and revealed the past and future an exceedingly sagacious person who did a roaring business In the divination way To this ancient Sybil the worthy dame resolved to go on her own account and probe tho mystery of the lost boy to its bottom so accordingly she has impressed tho corporals services and tho twain have started for Marquette leaving the house in charge of Jacob Gregson and Mr Dodd who do not seem to be havinc too pleasant a time of it Unaccustomed to tho severity of such a season they are sitting shivering over the big stove cursing with much fieartiness tho intense cold and wish ing themselves a thousand miles from the desolate country That gold mine didnt pan out as you expected Mr Gregson cheerfully Aye Now Susan was tho weak eyed maiden who had given such damaging testimony against Frank Grey at that star chamber trial in the high school She had furthermore gained tho noto Â¬ riety of being tho luckless Individual who had chargo of Willie when the poor child was lost Again and again Bho had been summoned into Jack Wllders presenco for cross examinn ltlon and on tho present occasion was full of a restive determination to put an end to the annoyance Now said the prospector tell me once more Susan how you camo to take tho child from its nurse Oh dear Miss Green whimpered Im sure Ive told you all I know one hundred times at least Well If you must have it qver again this is how It was Yes go on Susan I met Alma MJggs out for a walk with the boy in the North woods Susan she says Willie wants to go round to the cave Im lame says she and cant take him Says I Let tho little precious come with me Says I will she So wo went Willioran shouting and laughing I saw him turn the corner of the road and I never set eyes on him again no was gone just as though hed vanished Did you hear no cry I never heard nothing Think a moment girl tho prospector said sternly Was thero no crackling of tho bushes no sound of wild animals or of man Nary a sound And you searched everywhere Wish I may die if I didnt Mr Wild ers I ran up and down screaming Willie for hours and hours Im sure I tore my dress all to shreds an as for my shoes they was that sodden you wouldnt have picked em up If youd seon them a lying in the street We will leave poor Susan to the ten- Â¬ der mercies of tho prospectors cross questions and take a peep at tho Whit- Â¬ ford house and its inmates Wilders loss had created a stirring sympathy in tho neighborhood and no ones kindly emotions were more aroused than Mrs Whitfords Like many others too this good lady had suggestions to make which to her in tense disgust nobody would pay serious attention to To her the solution lay In a nutshell At Marquette was a wise woman an olJ crone who told V less stupor and Dodd with the remark What a himplc fool you were to go back on a man like me arranged his body comfortably on a sofa rifled his keys from his pocket and went upstairs to ransack his portmanteau Ho returned with a large roll of bills I do not think poor Jako could speak the truth if he tried to he muttered counting his plunder his moral obliquity is something fearful to con- Â¬ template Heres enough for another campaign and Ive not requisitioned more than half his store Only forty dollars you could spare for a friend in need Oh Jake how could you be so penurious A knock at the door startled him It was only Joe Smith a rough lad who gained a precarious living hawk ing newspapers around the town and who was perhaps the one human be Â¬ ing who held Archibald Dodd in lov Â¬ ing reverence for the adventurer had been kind to the boy and kindness was unfamiliar to Joe The boy was out of breath with run Â¬ ning tSJSrSdont BitTooklng liko a what was I lids goin to say if it isnt headache room The other eye in sympathy is wet all swlmmln drugged by heaven and freezes Gregson fell heayily f orward in a sense Â¬ Maddened with pain and fear sight Â¬ iIYe ome more punch tears What matter Tho crest is reached and the bounding horses fly wildly down tho steep declivity Only a tear Chemists have analyzed It poots have sung to it Dodd was to learn what awful terrible suffering can lie hidden in the crystal drop men call a i tear The tear hasffrozen Little bloclislf ice which In vain he tries to tear away hang to his eye Â¬ heavy flanks The rebound of the whip strikes th drivers cvj which quickly fills with wr W less he sits behind the flying horses expecting each instant to be dashed to pieces On on on ho know not where Suddenly sounds reach his ear the busy hum of human life buzzes round him he feels hands laid on him then a numbness steals over hta hrnin and he is lost in dark unconsciousness Nearly a week the poor wretch lay hovering between life and death with one frozen foot amputated But the tear the cruel tear its work was done too well for forever tho sight had fled from his nervous eyes forever the world was dark tohim Yes the fiat had gone forth from thee unseen Judge an awful terrible con- aemnation lame and blindvFOH life continued Say boss he cried as soon as ho could speak theres a gang o fellers down at the hotel as says theys goin ter hold a neck tie social with you a doin the honors What do you mean boy Why hang ycr o course When To night at seven sharp Thought Id come an tell yer so yer could get yer shootin Irons ready Good boy Joe Now do you want to earn a couple of dollars from me Cert mister Then hurry down to Nicholsons livery sable and fetch me the team 1 ordered Stay youd better drive on tho road to Marquette and pick me up near the gravel pit Though Dodd had no heavy baggage to carry he had many preparations to make for a long drive over such a road as lay before him was a serious thing to contemplate Presently how P COPYRIGHTS CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT For s tlons strictly confidential Allnndbook of In formation concerning Intenls and how to ob- Â¬ tain them sent free Also a catalogue of mechan- Â¬ ical and scientific books sent free Co receive Patents taken tbrough Munn special notice In the Scientific American nnd- tnus are Drougnt widely before tne pubuowitn- out cost to the inventor Thls KDlendld DaDer Issued weeklr elecantlv illustrated - has xriartne-- - r r r larcesi circulation or any scicniinc worK in mo world 83 a year Sample copies sent free year Ptnele Building Edition monthly iM a cobles io cents Every number contains beau- Â¬ tiful plates in colors and photographs of new latest designs and secure contracts Address CO Nkw York 301 Broadway MUNN BROWNS IRON BITTERS digestion Debil j t cures Dyspepsia In Â¬ S THRT TRSTE mouth indicates in your Bile and shows that your bloods wrong NEATS SARSAPARILLA will set your blood right and cure your Dyspepsia Aches and Nervousness Sick-Headac- Fains Tone you up all over Try one bottle and be suie to ask for Neats ON ON HE KNOWS NOT WHERE ct Avrom Now in accordance with instructions Mr Crall which our heroine re- Waived in due course she found herself Twaiting with all humility on a grand society lady one Mrs Clarence Grind lay in her Fifth avenue mansion a sup Â¬ pliant for the position of nursery gov- Â¬ heart aglow - what AK EXTBAORDINAHY PERSON YOU ABE YOUNQ erness footman opened the door such a radiant being as poor Elsies backwoods experience had never ira- A gorgeous that for me to do your children good I must first enjoy their respect as to a constituted authority and that this can only be accomplished agined xr Well what Is it heabruptly asked I called on Mrs Grindlay by tho ad Â¬ vice of Mr Crall In factsho added Jor sho thought It would pay to be a little confidential I am seeking tho position of nursery governess here tOh please sit down Elsie placed herself uncomfortably In onof tho antique hall chairs whose iridic designs astonished tho unso istlcated child that had been taught to billeveiat the citizens of this free and inllgbteusd land were above such fripperies In afew moments there was the frou frpu o a silk dress heard and a stout handsome woman superbly- - dressed ablaze u diamonds and gold though it was bafely yet mid day and accompa nied by Wo yotmgladke equally bediz ened male her appeanwwe support Ah by your cordial And that if I remained I should insist on there be no tale bearing no im pertinence no rude conduct no small ness of any kind They must be trained to habits of neatness gentleness and courteous bearing Tho most extraordinary young per son I ever met for the third time Mrs Grindlay gasped a mans And tho most sensible voice added with loud toned emphasis The ladles started in surprise for fhuy had not noticed anyones ap Â¬ and what next proach Oh do jumil Mrs Grindlay ejaculated Why with a little move at petulance me yota Uncle Marcus how you mado avtmi9 conioJVreeplng in in this Frank suggested Mrs Woodgrove It Is Gregson replied impervious is engaged already to the hint i Im son y for It for Im more than Youll let me have a hundred dolhalf in earnest lars Cant possibly CHAPTEK XVL Must No bones about it I say you DRAINING THE CUP OF BORROW must Winter one of tho hardest bitterest If thirty would do Touy I could winters known to the memory of man manage it has bound tho senil arctlo region oi It will have to do I suppose Dodd Lake Superior1 In Its frozen grasp 6aid without much expression of grati- Â¬ Snow lies to an unheard of depth Ani tude in his tones mals perish miserably In the woods Well then Ill go to my room an while human beings scarcely less get it for you an while Im gone just wretched groan under the fierce rigors mix us a couple of stiff glasses of hot of this northern clime tho rich only grog an let us try to thaw ourselves being in a position to hybernate with out My bones ache with tho cold romfort During the long light night As he turned his back Dodds eyes the howl of wolves is heard driven to gleamed with satisfaction the doors of their natural enemy man The big whisky bottle was on the by the pangs of hunger table in a minute flanked by glasses Black caro shrouds in gloom the once and sugar bowl happy homo of the prospector who sits Mr Dodd was very careful in his in his Bnug parlor haggard and wan preparations gazing dejectedly at tho portrait of his First he mixed tho sugar and sprits darling lost boy On tho wall hangs a then poured on tho boiling water and big printed poster which reads added bitters then doubly anxious to ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS nEWARD gratify Mr Gregsons taste ho took a Lost a boy Ave years of ago lias light small phial from his pocket and poured curling hair blue eyes and the scar of a burn under his loft arm below tho elbow Wore ten drops of a dark sirupliko fluid into when missing a black cloth Knickerbocker that gentlemans glass remarking to suit straw hat with dark blue ribbon blue himself with a chuckle grey stockings and low shoe i Llnon marked Thats good for twenty four hours W W Answers to tho namo of Willie Ad Â¬ solid slumber anyhow now bco if I dress X Wllders Oretown or Richard Sutton superintendent of police Marquotte Mich cant improve tho opportunity Oh Millie Millie is there a God Gregson returned shivering but cheer that such things can be groans the Jul Here you are old boy Ive made My Willie my boy unliappy man whom I loved dearer than life perhaps it forty dollars but it will bo a pull on now in wunt and suffering perhaps ly Â¬ me Youre a brick Jake and here ing dead in some lonely spot without your jolly good health even a grave to cover him Rme to you TonyP He took a lone Hush dear Millifl says Softly her it ever heavily equipped in furs and Neats Sarsaparilla is for sale by wmps carrying too some heated bricks R C Hardwick druggist in a sack to keep his feet warm he slipped out of the house It took him but a moment to lock the door and fling the key into the snow a piece of sheer spltcfulness which put the Whitfords to much trouble on their return home By thin time night was approaching Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon in U S Navy af- Â¬ And such a night Army and later terwards lost burjteon U The howling blast swept over the burgeon British Marine Service with twc years experience as Physician at Hot barren moor whirling the snow in the Springs Ark will welcome the sick and af- Â¬ flicted at Hi Office a here consultation with air in blinding eddies a night to apone of the iost Successful Doctors of the pall a stouter heart than Dodds presan age is cordially invited AH Joe he cried as he took the reins receive kind and honornble treatment nllfi and permanent from the shivering boy heres a five undertaken cures guaranteed in every casedollar bill for you Ill be back to- Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats morrow Tell Nicholson not to worry ahout the team if Im not home early Suceeee ully All Chronic and Long1 Joe gazed wistfully after the cutter Standing Diseases which drawn by two swift horses soon Dyspepslai storm disappeared in the blinding by latest OH LaIJIJ Athma treated Bronchitis So long as Dodd kept the road the hospital methods traveling was not so bad It was only when he had turned tho horses heads southward that he realized the peril oi his journey He was skimming along Sores Pimples Scofula allTumors Eczema Ulcers SYPHILIS and troubles arising one moment over tho hard smooth com- from an impure state of the blood promptly nnd completely eradicated forever from tho pact snow at the next his horses would systcm restoring health andpurity plunge up to their shoulders in a drift while to add to his discomfort he knew that the surface of the land was Weakback frequent and burning urine dis Â¬ of the bladder of both sexes promptly honeycombed with half completed min easessafely cuied and ing shafts utterly unprotected by post r will recel ve peeial and careful Lj Lit Oo treatment for all thelrmanyv or sign ailments Then the biting cold It seemed as GT though the blood froze In his veins Again and again he stooped over the Syphilis Gleet StricturesiTarlcwcele uvaro- Piles side of tho cutter to catch In his hand celeTenderneslWeakiioss of Organs deten- Fistula quickly cured without pain oa snow with which to rub his achinpj tlonirom Dusiness the face The wind cut like a knife Night ISTervous Einls- Now a broad lake is reached tionq Imnotencv Melancholy Dizziness TDst The horses dash bravely down the of Energy and Confidence the dreadful effects Organic bank on to the ice across which they of Enrly Vice which bringsstudy Weakness unfitting one skim like flying phantoms but the oi me iri meu for business ittuing or enjoyment success tin Mini jjuvur clouds of night are darkening over his examination the urinary deposits a ropy sedi ment will often be found and sometimes head and the howl of a stray wolf tells small particles of blbumen will appearor tho him that ere long he may have another color will bo of a thin mllkish hue again i changing to a dark and turbid appearance foe to encounter T hero are many men vho die of dlfllculty Up the steep bank again and off over ignorant of the cause which thisthe second Is stage of Seminal Weakness The doctor will tho moovland skirting a pine forest guarantee a perfect all among whoso naked trees tho wind healthy restoration cuie Inthe such cases and a of geRltureurinary t traveled organs moans dismally Miles ho has WRITE your troubles m living away froroi yet the horses breathing that clear the city You can be cured at home by corr nharp air are as fresh as when they pondenee Absolute seerecy In All prpfw Dr Matthew Henry Kollock PatQwh Blood and 8 kin Dis Â¬ ease Kidney and Urinary nJnn a Private Diseases Debility started But with night comes the snow Tho cruel snow Falling not as it docs in moro temperate climes in pretty flakes but mixed with cutting sleet wind driven and furious it beats against man and horse He is breasting the steep ascent oi a Villi For a moment his horses flag and sloual dealings and medicine sent secure from observation Testimonials of patients are never published Bank references toany responsibility cheerfully given Address Kollbcfc Dr Church Street 613 Maehvillo Tean jMdjSLsfe i tJ 4fe V Vt i Jfi Vr- - m tfi Vrl tfr vrr fe V til ay9jfV 4MWKWUivi4fF EW8ft9HRfilKHf HOPKtJBTSVILLE KEN1UCEIAN Tho idea ofDemocraoy nominating r r June 4KB 1895 miliiLiij n x Qpkfatxitilt XentucHiatt rtfOBLFMB Judgn Linn is Upreposterous would bo beat a thousand votes He WKM ANB TMMI I0KEUS CHAS mTSeACHAM StmSORIfTION 12 A YEAR IN ADVANCE Local dlng notices X cents pr uno 8peLooMr fi cetrta per line ech Rat9 tor ndlng UdvertHeme furnished n application The thousands of people wiomJt Juts rUl raised from dtoawe and despcir to iHrypl The St Louis Post Dispatch says sesa and health axe the strongest mad No matter which way Kentucky votes fewrt advertisement Hooda SamparW 6FFIUB 212 SOOTH MAIN STREET the Democrats of Missouri will hold a ha No otter preparation in exiatene ioccqI AimoosoEiiKtrxs State convention in August Jand will has such why Hoodswonderful curee th Sarsaparilla has TbJia w announce declare explicitly and unequivocally largest sale and reqatrea for lts produc Â¬ Wo are authorized wadidaTeScircuit Court Judge in this r the free coinage of silvorat tho tion tlw largest tobonrtory in tho world Now K you need a good medicine why district uUjoet to me action oi me uemu- ratio ui 10 ro X W1U10UE waiting lor not try that wMohJ law done oteraso November 6 18fl5 sratioparty Election any other at tho general election But if you dont come out and vote he willhave things It Is not what we sy but what fixed for you at the convention Hoods Sarsaparilla doe hat Mis the which meets in Murray July 6th story of its merit Murray Ledger If is Known By Itt Cures t v- - L What5 the matter old matt K til Vf vi Mt A V- if if1 rWytfk JXr K VifLJ9 ft x vi Iff i ho rr ll I r WW wmmm ifil3X 5 c ri 1 m I 1 nation I JLi It tofthe Circuit Court of this district subject to rjtho action of the Democratic partv V We are authorized to announce JUDGETHOSJ MORROW r vasa candidate for Circuit Judge of the Third Judicial District subject lo the action of the tDemocratlo Convention July 0 t f- - JBy authority wo announce JuDQtfxJWATKINS of Lyon county aa a candidate for Circuit Judgeofthlsue Third judicial district sub- JecUo tho Motion of the Demociatlo party We aro authorized to Announce JUDGE THOMAS P COOK af Oftlluway count as a candidate for Judge maohgcvdl Borxmr An election was held in Elizabeth town Saturday to take the sense- of the voters on the question of bontrTng 19 the town sufficiently to build a sys Â¬ tem of waterworks The question was carried by the vote of 318 to V2T bIx tcvf8 and the city will proceed to havejwa gromlnentlylntliepailbeyyi HanaecioMly vltb wr ter works at once nuuu a rmi act Hoods Saraparilfa the Only True Blood Purifier tti i r r ma i jft f f irr J I TvT r 4 J I I III I I I I I V fit F i I C Hon Geo H Alexander of Jeffer A GRAND TRIP son county won the Democratic nom-- Well thats too bad Next ination for railroad commissioner at WslmSiik Titer oaton Cosircntlon OtTer Karo Og Tha convention of Populists in this the second distnct convention herd WC-w Happy Homb Gar- v f4ime buy a suit of the celebrated jrtrtnnltjr ftoiFrolltarertiDleTOsre 4 tame Wl cit4 Saturday was a veryAX aiiair Monday m Louisville It was onesjf ltrv decided ta ll About 75 Never had anything to fit or wear so well in io memoers or tne puny in mo the best fought political battles on party in their I iohx the Hooluhsville of the party were record in Keatucky supposed members ail my Me bee mat tne coat nas tne guarantee won Rojal Progresa to historic Bostons either too busy with their crops or too not an ppon excursion raados of the makers sewn on the sleeve little interested to attend and there The Estill circuit court is abouttw Thisi present try a peculiar case An ex county up of promiscutaua crowds- twit pracr jverenotinoro than a dozen Why certainly you can private party made up o t to vote on tho different propositione judge who was elected on a pledgeft ticallj a peopls The train will be buy them here I They are handled in this vicinity by Candidates for senator and represent- Â¬ fill the office for a salary of 400 a our bast h strict an endeavor traia made up of ative were nominated but neither was I year and let the- fees go to the county present and it is not known if they is now going to sue tho county fin iine vestibuled sleepers direct The i 1S Co routeisthrougjiiEany oqux princir will accept tho i nominations Park the balance cm the- fees pal cjAies via Lake Ejobj Niagarai CUy Times Mohawik Valleys BerkshireAn absent minded yoang preacher Palls Senator A O Bacon in New England1 wishing to adflresa iHillsj OTer the waters tluangh LongUnited States 1895 1845 Insure in the Old Reliabi Kentucky Pair Datea has tendered the Board of Women the young ladies of the congregation Island Sound and ug ths lordlyy States a beau- - after the morning- services remarked1 Hudsan The sound tripis oaly 28r- - TjTbe following is a list of Fairs in Managers of the Cotton 0 renaming same way aad 8375 Kntucky with dates of meeting this MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE i tiful lot on Peachtree street near th I from the pulpit that he would baCO via Sound steamer and Midson rivaiv year so far as reported corner of Wilson avenue for the erec- very glad if tlif female brethren dS OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY AMZI DODD President Richmond July 23 i days tion of a hotel intended for the ac- - the conerracratibit would remain aftsn Free trips willibe givec to Saratogai Total Assets January 1st 1895 J 652830 and Lake Chautauqua The tickata xammodation of women and to be they had goneioaie Ex Lebanon July 24 3 days Paid Poller Holders since organization 137961163 Surplus Former N Y Standard jwillbegooduatil JulycSI 67283 i - rconBuctetUby the women of the ExLiberty July 25 3 days bosses paid in Kentucky over 30000 Lawronceburg July 304 days Tiiere is noj place onthej continonh The lot is within The will of tho late Sfecretaqj After second year GUARANTEED CASH SURRENDER VALUES on life and endowment uosition IBosurd policies INCONTESTIHLE CASH LOANS mado on assignable policies In caseotlanseno Danville Aug 1 2 days convenient distance of the main on Gresharn was probated at Chicagp that offers more attractabns than doesFORFEITURE policy is continued in force FOR FULI AMOUNT by the reserve orlf pre 1 3 days Springfield Aug ferred to the purchase of a paid up policv No restrictions as to RESIDENCE or OCC0PA trance to the exposition and has a this week He left his entiko estate Boston Itis said to bathe mostiin- Sharpsburg Aug 6 4 days TION testing paeeon the aflntraentflliysrloca to his wife who is made executrix- Nicholasville Aug 6 3 days delightfully cool and pleasant THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED ically and historically and tho 5QQ00 days Eminence Aug vlion Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired Jampbellsville Aug 134 days endeavorer hailing frami aJI quarters SMALL POX AT HENDERSON FW SMITH CO State Agents 542 West Main street Louisville Kj 13 5 days UniontownAug so A special from Henderson to fihe ot tne globe will maka it equaJUyThe Xawrenco county has a novel atintellectually and eoMtuallv Versailles Aug 14 3 days CALLIS WALLACE looal Agwi is a Evansvillo Courier saysWT5ihin Kentucky-- and Tenuassee delegatibusi tachment to its mail service It Jolumbia Aug zu a days HOPKINV1LLE KENTUY Shelby ville Aug 20 4 days woman mail carrier who rides horse the past few days eight casea of win ue quaxcereu iiKgusuer m jrreai 111 V1 21 4 days Winchester Aug xne aaaeavorers mi bnrk six days in the week on the small pox have developed in this city er uostQQ- Where to Stop at Dawson Shepherdsville Aug 21 3 days A Stuffed Emperor Louisa and Olioville and are being cared for in a tent be visit Plymouth Rcckv Bunker Hill route between DoncordYand Lexington Sale2nEia London Aug 21 3 days When you go to Dawson Springs One of the most remarkable It has been customary to refer to car- low the city limits The newspapers ueil Hall Old North antii Soaih Maysville Aug 228 days stuffed skins on record was that of Ky stop at the Summit House without regard of this city have been silent regarding churchy Harvard ETBiversit Alexandria Aug 276 days Wash riers as mail boys Valerian emperor of Rome who was Rates 7 per week 26 dollars per Lexington Aug 27 5 days to discrepancy in age But tho di- Â¬ the presence of the disease whale the ingtoai Elm Lowells and Bardstown Aug 275 days taken prisoner and afterwards kept month Children half ratoa Spe- too great Ma correspondents for the foreign papers lows and Hawthiacnes hsme Old gression in this case is Barboursville Aug 27 4 days In chains by Sapor king of Persia cial rates to families and pft of have neglected to give their xespoct Orchard Beech Wfcite Mouatains andi ture would kick When speaking Madisonville Aug 284 days hundreds of other places ofi interest He was either killed in a tumult or five or more from the same plalK this carrier please say tho femail ive journals any news about tho un A bicycle excursio is bemg axrang Franklin Aug 28 4 days This hotel has been greatly imby order of the conqueror who was Two of the cases ed along tho course of Paul Revieie welcome affliction LaGrange Aug 28 2 days Ex oy perhaps fearful of losing his valua- Â¬ proved and is situated on a beauti- Â¬ Williamsburg Sept 3 3 days now in the pest teat it is said devel- Â¬ Behiad and aboure all thUiwill be the ble living trophy In the year 269 ful elevation Is convenient to the days re- Paris Sept gceat Christian Endeavor coaveution Dunsweekly review says that oped during the past tfcjcee days The body of the dead emperor was Bpringsand depot find is acknowlwhich the scholarships of th world Bowling wreen bept 45 days have the ports irom all parts of the country The physicians when questioned re- itt he felt and where some of the treated with no more delicacy than edged to and pleasant coolest most days Louisville Trots Sept will healthful location of show a rising tide of trade industry garding the patients state that they worlds oratorswill be Seacd It wil when it held the spark of a living any hotel in Dawson Guests Elizabethtown Sept 10 4 days of the one It wps skinned the hide after Summit can sit in their rooms and Henderson Sept 10 4 days which threatens hero and there to are getting along nicely but object be perhaps tb grandest convention branches Horse Cave Sept 17 4 days being tanned was stuffed painted drink any of Dawson life living mount too fast In some to giving the number of those afflict- Â¬ in all the worlds hastory A con- Paducah Sept 245 days red and suspended in the chief tem- Â¬ waters free of charge the volume of trade is larger than last ed with the disease and merely stalp voution wherpatriotfeirt and Chrisa Hartford Sept 25 4 days tiau citizenship wilt be- exalted ple of the capital It remained there Correspondence solicited and cheeryear or any other year on record This that those afflicted contracted the convention of warm missionary flavor Glasgow Sept 2 4 days for many years and was the popular fully answered Clerk and portersto Tieavv increase it is said is due to very Owensboro Octl 5 days How- a conventioa of great evangelistic ef spectacle for holiday makers and meet trains Encouraging crop reports and to the disease at some other place Greenville Oct9 4 days torts a convention that will bring tlio B HHamset Propr ever it is an asserted fact that there ends of the earth toeethor in the visitors from the country But it Hopkinsville replenishing of stocks which tor two was put to more important ends than are eight cases there Mt Sterling raise and worship of Almighty God Vitalia double strength for sale by jears had been kept as low as possithis It was made a diplomatic druggists Regarding the above item the Hen Owouton t would require pages to go into de ble engine of much significance and eff- Â¬ Harrodsburg derson Journal of Wednesday makes tails of this mighty gathering For Good Health iciency In after times it often hap Â¬ Cynthiua full particulars address Mr Fredk A We wish to The Southern Eailway and Steam the following denial Wallisk Princeton pened that the Roman envoys at tho And a good appetite go hand in hand Oermantown ship Association at a recent meeting make a positive denial of the above Persian court had misunderstand- With the loss of appetite tho system to haul free of story before it gains credence There The Benton Tribune saysi There ings more or less serious with tho cannot long sustain itself Thus the in New York decided is no epidemic of smallpox in Hen were three hoys and the same number James Atkins an American ore government to which they were tem- Â¬ charge all tho state exhibits for the the fortifications of good health are derson now nor has there ever been of girls that ate 18 sdndwitches drank buyer and Francisco Hernandez a porarily accredited When these broken down and the system is liable Cotton States and International expoai glasses or lemonade ana two gal Â¬ Mexican ranchman fought a duel This win greatly facilitate one Furthermore none is expected lons of water at Almo last Sunday near Cedral in Mexico in which tho ambassadors from Rome grew arro- Â¬ to attacks of disease It is in such sition publication is calculated and were still wanting more when American was killed The two men gant in their demands it was the cases that tho mecical powers of thework and add materially to the and such a custom to conduct them into the Hoods Sarsaparilla are clearly shown I they left to do this city considerable harm were devoted to the same senorita importance of tho exhibits as it will presence of the stuffed skin of tho Thousands who have taken Hoods makovthe available funds go further old ex emperor of Rome where they Sarsaparilla testify to its gi eat merits inihevcollection of valuable niaterial were asked if lrumility did not be- Â¬ as a purifier of the blood its power to restore come them at sight of such a spec- Â¬ promoteand sharpen the appetite and a healthy action of the digest the According to a report issued by tacle Hartford Gourant tive organs Thus it is not what we Choose Your Speech rnvflrn meat the mineral product of say but what Hoods Sarsaparilla United States for last year was the Those who arelordinarily the most does that tells the story and constivalued at 524965131 tThis was dicareful in speQCnara sometimes led tutes the strongest recmendation that can be urged for any medicine Why metallic 218168788 non- - 101 by excitement into the use of ex- Â¬ not vided into take Hoods Sarsaprailla now pressions which convey a meaning metallic 305786343 and unspecified Grape bags the best and cheapest far different from what was intendÂ¬ 1000000 As compared to the pre for sale at this office ed vious year there was a large decrease The president of one of our lead Â¬ in the aggregate output Take Vitalia Liver Pills ing colleges was annoyed one morn iQPf by the unseemly behavior of NOTICE SomOof tho goldite papers aro now some of the students during the IWAirr every man and woman in the tTnljj and Whlei claiming that Senator Turpie has IE chapel services Pausing for a mo-Â¬ States to erested inofthe Opium on theae ej hblta have one rnr booki adjourn- Â¬ abandoned silver since the ment he turned toward the disturb cases Address H M Woolley Atlanta Â¬ ing group and in a tone of great uvx uotauu vug vi iu ua Dut juuireo ment of the Memphis convention Lsr Tlrrnitv anirlover which he presided Another ev- Â¬ Old papers for sale at this office Â¬ Oatarrh Jannot be Oared idence that they are engaged in man id Stt or with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as Dont Tobacco Life way Smoke Your ufacturing their thunder as they go is they cannot reach the seat of the disalong la the truthful startling title of a book abcWt iii ease Catarrh is a blood or constithe nannies guaranteed tobacfo braces tutional disease and in order to cirq liablt cure that nicotine up nlcotinized nervw massacre of tho Spanish solihe the it you must take internal remedies eliminatesstrength vigor poison makes welk men gain and manhood Ton diers at Sama Cuba doubted at first no physical financial risk Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally run Is sold by R no Hard wick under as guamn O a lias been verified The soldiers were and acts directly on the blood and tea to euro or monnv mtnnAoA finnr tfon Address sterling Rea y Co Now Yorf or otherquartered nailed to trees and mucous surfacee Halls Catarrh OhicaKO Cure is not a quack medicine I wise brutally murdered was prescribed by one of tho physi- Â¬ aaaoaiionsaBBKa Bum Prompt Piltiit cians in this country for years and is If The divorce suit against Champi Cure for Impound Lots a regular prescription It is composIk Umlnal of Manhood on Corbott has beoa sent to a referee ed of the best tonics known com1 R tinltslom 8permxori rtiasi NitBOusness 8elfflii En biued with tho post blood purifiers who is oxpected to decide the matter LOSS VJ mfmurilfr m lrr i nt an early date make una a 8TR0NB flmr acting directly on the mucous surPrtuSIOQ e out Man wrffaces The perfect combination of Box 4800 Special Directum UalM two ingredients is what produces the I with tachBox IAa4rtt Tli mnmtrinlli tatif Rpntinrr 19 Ml iM such wonderful results in curing Ca Â¬ Send for testimonials free tarrh r b 4n which tho Enworth Leacruo eon- aSMLUOWAVC CO Props ToF J CHENEY yrtomw Ma 106 WALL ST NEW YORK ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO Wjrehtion is being held at Chattanooga O ledo a Term was dedicated Sunday Sold by D JKprice75c Buttons are how made of potatoes AVMHUI f fooled didyou k 4 haras-thus-fa- cments ihe Mammoth Clotliingc Shoe Main St Hopkinsyille Ky No vl 74 I Iionl I 43 96 m j MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMi Royal Baking Powder is the wm s 1 i i and strongest baking powder made It has received the highest award at the U S Govt official inves tigation and at all the Great International Expositions and Worlds Fairs wherever exhibited in competition with others It makes the finest lightest sweetest most wholesome bread cake and pastry More economical than any other leaVen ing agent rejMMMMMS THE i fii J J f i w t ft P s n rfi feuM a cf r 1M June 28 1895i t W V THE 00NYENTI0N Continued from 1st page ilculties the- - Xtemocratio HOPKINSIIiLB KEHTUOKIANand went into tho work of nominate ing a treasurer auditor and register of land office Ford received the nomination for treanurer Norman for A VERY REMARKABLE v 5 AEOMD AHD ABOUT NOTHING BUT NEWS FQUNU COLUMN IN Here is a Partial List of the- nia party has auditor and Swango for register It Una lJecu i J wholly withdrawing A Condensed AecoaBt of the fcatest Hap Â¬ succeeded infrom competition with convict labor penings Teely Told for Buy Readers free labor and in abolishing tho prac tice inherited from the Republican Bad Tom Smith was hanged at party of leaBiitg tho convicts to par JacksoV Ky at sunrise this morning ties interested solely in making profit for mv5r Tho railroads wanted to out of their labor and in adopting run excursions but they were unable tho modern and improvod methods to have the hanging take place lato by which tho Stato and its officers enough in the day Mrs McQuinn ro made directly responsible for the Smitht accomplice was sent to the management of our Stato prisons and under which our penitentiary penitentiary Tuesday system has been and is being greatly Gus Loeb and wife Julia Hebrew improved peddlers wore murdered in Harlan During the twenty county between Harlan courthouse people have intrusted eight years the the and Harrogate Tenn by six masked party with the control ofDemocratic the State Bobbery was the cause for the men Government its administration has crime been characterized by the strictest A son of Granville Higgason of economy and integrity and in this Greensburg has the distinqtion of regard we invite comparison with any being io smallest man in Green and Republican State government He Fifth We express our confidence a greJKrmany other counties stands 38 inches high and is 21 years in mo wisaom ana nonesty with which the present State administra Â¬ old An Illinois Central fruit train in tion has conducted the affairs of our Tennessee plunged through a bridge State Government Messrs The company lost about 80000 by Coulter Clardy Ellis Ehea and then submitted a minority rethe accident None of the crew was port as follows Miiod The undersigned members of the R G Cunningham whose homo is Committee on Resolutions dissent n VirtriniV huf who has been a clerk from the views expressed by the ma- Â¬ in the treasury at Washington for 30 jority of the committee in resolution jears comnuiieu tsuu mu uomuoc ma No 5 which is proposed as an insalary was reduced dorsement of the present National Out of seventy three applicants in Democratic Administration because Knox county for teachers of the pub- the said resolution is ambiguous oblic schools only twenty were granted scure and uncertain in its meaning certificates and only six of these were and is in our opinion an attempt to straddle the most vital question now iirst class attracting the attention Qf tho AmeriWallace and Gregory can people And while the under Messrs Brothers of Paducah made the larg signed do not concur in the views ex- Â¬ est shipments of vinegars ever made pressed in said resolution nor in the by one firm in the county Thirty views expressed in the amendment two cars were sent to Texas which they here submit they never- Â¬ This street discussion of finance theless believe that it is the duty of makes ua tired Too many are the Democraticparty to express itself spouting at once Lets fix up a stand in clear and unambiguous terms on nd allow only one to talk at a this subject The financial policy of present Democratic Administration time Murry Ledger old feud in Cook county deserves an unqualified indorsement In an at the hands tho Democratic party Tenn John Lillard was killed Crit of Kentucky of it does not deserve or Lillard fatally shot Harry Holder such indorsement and with a view and James McNabb badly injured of taking the opinion of the represenGen Green Clay Smith of Ken tatives of the Democrats of Kentucky fuckyis very low in Washington in convention assembled we submit suffering from a carbuncle on his the following as an amendment to neck at the base of the brain said resolution A fourteen-year-ol- d girl committed Resolved By the Democrats of suicide by hanging at Philadelphia Kentucky in Convention Assembled because her sister did not bring her That the present Democratic Admin- Â¬ a shirt waist as promised istration is entitled to the thanks of Mrs Jacob Ponder wife of a Bap the whole country for its statesman tist mAlMer at Chicamaugua Tenn like management of public affairs gave Mfa to three girls all living and we further declare that both President Cleveland and Secretary and doing well to the unqualified E H Fall a well known business Carlisle are entitled American people indorsement of the man of Nashville committed suicide standard Monday by shooting himself through for maintaining the gold credit of and thus maintaining the the heart the Government and their issuance The wheat crop in Calloway tjiisl of 160000000 of interest bearing yearissuiu iu uw wo uesi m quuiuy bonds is hereby expressly endorsed and largetn acreage since 74 The undersigned members of the The wJffek of putting- up the poles Committee on Resolutions believing to connecr Mayfield and Fulton by that the Democratic toartr of Ken telephone is in progress tucky should plainly declare in favor or true uimetansm or tne goict stan Â¬ SECRETARY OLNEY dard offer the following as a separate Regarded by EIU JJVieada a One of the resolution and ask its adoption Resolved That we believe in the Ablest Men In the Country coinage of both gold and silver as the The now secretary of state comes from sturdy Puritan stock His an primary money of the country into cestor Thomas Olney came from Eng Â¬ legal tender dollars receivable in land and settled at Salem Mass in payment of all its debts public and 1735 The father of Richard Olney private upon terms of exact equality After much wrangling the silver owned and managed the cotton mills at Oxford and also engaged in banking men were voted down at every turn His mother was a Slgournoy desoended Ellis Rhea Rowo and Blackburn from the French Huguenots- - who fled spoke for the minority and McCreary from Prance to this country Mr and Lindsay for the majority side The vote on the substitute was Olney was born in Oxford Worcester county Mass September 15 1835 He taken first on the double standard vras graduated from ilrown university declaration and it was lost by 270 to in 1850 and from Harvard law school in 598 Then on the sarcastic endorse- Â¬ Ho married Agnes daughter of ment of tho single gold standard 1858 Judgo Benjamin F Thomas with both sides voted no there being only On tho final adoption of 20 ayes the majority report tho voto stood 231 to 613 The convention then adjourned Everything indicates at till night this writing that Hardin will be nominated and the ticket completed by to morrow at uoon GOOE5S Bicycles WE CARRY INMrOCK tf MM- LETTER in the Poasoilon of tho Warner Family 173 Years Milan Tenn Mr TWO NOMINATIONS MADE SEOBETAIIT OF STATE BICHABD OLKET whom ho studied law They have lived of lato years in Boston with summer homes near Buzzard bay and Gray Gables the summer residence of the president Mr Olnoy is a gentleman of Swk literary I attainments and tastes Although a close student ho is a lover of outdoor sports and is a good horse Â¬ man an enthusiastic tennis player and a skillful angler He is a roan of me Â¬ dium height and robust form and in general appearance he convoys the im-Â¬ pression of intense vitality and physical endnrance beyond that of any man who has occupied tho position of secretary of stato in recent years Hla face is strong keen and intellectual Though his manner is somowhat reserved and austere ho unbends readily to tho approaoh of intimate friends Mtv Olney 1 served one term in the stato legislate rtf Massachusetts In poli- lies no didnofcitav prominent part in tho last vm- - iial campaign but ron- aoredwC- - yivo servico to Mr Cleveland in an S Jtrusivo manner Ap Jawyer l jlneys success aas occn tnat of a counselor rathor than that of an nrmnfiriVr flio trofo ivllPTI thfl COIlVfin- advocate Ho is regarded aqa masterly tioh at midnight adjourned till 930 exponent of the law relying morn expression and nm conclsencss of than upon pure yesieraay TBSTBBDAT S NOMINATIONS clearness of statement 1Wtthcittw Tn 97 Thn nnnwnil Jrhetorical euoct lor vuu ouuuuoo ua tion reassembled at930 this morning riEart uu uuuicicrai xxo ures occupied almost an hour when the name of Gen Casius M Clay was Dresented bv Geo C Lockhart for the nomination for governor second- Â¬ ed by Isaac M Quigley J JR Breck inridce brother of W C P Breckin- ridgvpresented the name of Gen P Wat Hardin seconded by das Tar vin and I A Snaldincr Then the ballotiug commenced and as it pro ceeded several counties cast scattering votes for W J Stone and six mountaineers from Lee countv voted Rock Castle for Henry Watterson county voted solidly tor uen suck- ner out no aaru noraes coma stam peae the well lined up forces of Har din anduiay Before the counties were all called it was evident that Gen Hardin was nominated and the Hardin men cheered as the last counties responded with more for Hardin Before the result of the ballot was announced the Clay men moved that Vm nnminntinn of Gen Hardin be made unanimous and it carried with great hurrah The result of the ballot was an Hardin 468 J nounced as follows Clay 380 Stone W Watterson a 17nr Lifiiitenant Governor the names nf R T TVlnr Tudero M D Brown And Oscar Turner Jr were present ed Tyler was nominaieu wnuuut Louisville June 26 On reassem bling at 730 p m dilatory meas- this city has in hs possession a wonderful letter which is probably one of the oldest specimens in existence It has been in the Warner family 173 years It is written on a material resembliner parchment and vellow with tho age of over two centuries The copy and letter aro presented as follows rCopy of a Letter Written by our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ and found eighteen miles from Iconium twenty five years after our blessed Saviours crucifixion and transmitted from the holy city by a converted Jew and faithfully translated from the original Hebrew copy now in posseseion of Lady Cubass This letter was found under a stone both round and large at the foot of thecross eighteen milos from Iconium near a village called Mesapotamia Upon this stone was written and engraved Blessed be he that shall turn me over All that saw it praed to God earnestly and desired that he would make known unto them the meaning of this writing that they might not in vain turn over In the meantime a little child of about 6 or 7 years of age turned it over to the admiration of all present and under the stone was written the command of Jesus Christ in a letter published by tho angel Gabriel ninety eight years after the death of our blessed Saviour and carried by a person belonging to Lady Cubass and made public in the city of Iconium The Letter Glory to God on high and on earth good will to all men whosoever worketh on the Sabbath day shall be cursed I command you to go to church and keep the Lords day holy without doing any manner of work You shall not idle or mis spend your time in decking yourself in superflu- Â¬ ous and cost y apparel and vain dressing for I have ordained a day to be kept holy that your sins may be forgiven you shall not break My commandments but observe and keen them written with My own hand You shall not only go to church yourself but your man servant to observe Sly word and learn My commandments You shall finish your labor every Sat- Â¬ urday at 6 oclock in the afternoon for that timo the preparations of the Sabbath begins advise you to fast five days in the year begining with Good Friday and so continue the four first days following in remembrance of the five bloody wounds I received for mankind You shall diligently and peacefully labor in your respective vocation whereinit has leased Almighty God to place you You shall love one and another with brotherly love and cause them that are not babtized to come to church and receive the holy sacrament and be made members thereof and in so doing I will give many blessings and comfort you in great to mptation and surely he that doeth to tho contrary shall be cursed and unprofitable I will also send hardships of heart upon them but especially upon im- hardened unbe fenitent sinners anagiveth not to the He that poor shall be unprofitable Remembar to keep the Sabbath day for the seventh day I have kept to Myself and he that hath a copy of this letter and keepeth it without pub lishing it to others shall not prosper and they that publish it to others shall bo blessed of Me and if their sum be in numbers as stars in the firmament and believe in this they shall be pardoned and if they believe not in this writing and keep not My commandments 1 will send my plague upon them and their chrildren and their cattle and whosoever shall have the copy of this letter and keep it in the house nothing shall do them dam age neither pestilence lightning or thunder shall hurt them and if wom an be with child and in labor if a copy of this letter be about her and she uts her trust in Me she shall be safe y delivered of her birth You shall hear no more of me but of the bless ed spirit until the day of judgement Jesu Hominum Salvator J AWarner iT Ts LiKhTnresharfl Steam iFitting Goods Rubber Hose Beltincr of Stackers Binders Mowers Majestic Steel Ranges Sash Doors V it n- A Twine wagons Blinis -afe Buggest Pheotons gp Mouldings Brackets Shingles Mantles i RoadCarts lirates Uement 7 Harrows j Hardware Cultivators Drills Fertilizers beeds V Lime Fire Bnck JaMKKr White Lead TflVTC Linseed Oil rJMK Glass Putty ramt Brushes Paints Varnishes Tobacco Plows Saddlery Harness Double Shovels Blacksmithing Horse shoeing Repairing Barb Wired Staples Nails Etc - Etc Hhds ROCK SALT FOR YOUR CATTLE AND TO FREEZE YOUR CREAM Sash Doors and Blinds FullBstock bought before the advance and sold accordingly Screen Doors and Windows Made to fit any opening Leave orders tor sizes very cheaply with corrogated Iron siding and covered with steel roofiing This makes the cheapest roof you A car load of Steel Roofing just received put on Stables and coal houses built within the fire limits can be built can a r Forbes AS CHEP AS- h Ero Well just come and see how cheap they are HAENESS SADDLES BEIDLES just to suit you An elegant iine of Summer Lap Robes opened now Every thing you can need we have jI B Do J Yost o L0UIS TES- - Co 0 Y Time Table TRAINS GOING Positions Guaranteed UflggSfM No Dally not ay it under reasonable conditions Mall Express Mail Express SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY1 1895- v Evansvllle can not be done till you send tor for 120 page 630 am 420 pm Henderson 717am 510 pm catalogue of DRAUGHONS PRACTICAL BUSCorydon 742am 532pm INESS COLLEGE Nashville Tenn This col No 63 No 51 Morganfleld 813am 606pm Dally Dally DeKoven WEST BOUND lege Is strongly endorsed by bankers and 642pm 84am Sturgis 904am 655pm merchants all over the United States as well Lv Louisville 680pm 745am Marion 949am 744pm as foreign Countries FOUR weeks by Draugh 725pm 840am WestPoint Princeton 1057 am 850pm of teaching book keeping Is equal ons method 8 04pm Brandcnbuig 917am 11 33 am Cerulean Springs 925 pm to TWELVE weeks by the old iIan Speelal 8 30pm Irvington 045am Gracey 11 49a m Penmanship and 941 pm art vantages In Shorthand B 99 p m 10 28 a m Stephensport Ar Hopkinsville 1210 pm 1000pm 9 28pm 1050 am Cloverport Cheap board Open to both sexes 80 states NORTH BOUND 9 54pm 1116 am Hawesville No 1 Daily and territories now representeed No 3 Daily 10 18 p m 11 40 a m Lewlsport college lias prepared books for N B This nun express 10 69 pm 12 22 am oiaii express Owensboro viiwiwi Lv Hopkasvllle otuuy 540 am liomo uuutffccctnit 250 p ni II 15 p m 1 08 p m Spotsville and shorthand 5 05 p m rnnceton 655 a n Ar Henderson 1210am 130pm Marion 763 a m 604 p m DeKoven 7 07 p m No 52 850am No 54 Morganfleld N TIME TABLE L 980a m 740 pm Daily Dally EAST BOUND Corydon 1003 a m 814 p m 7 20am 2 55 p m Lv Henderson TRAINS GOING NORTH S S5 p m Henderson 1025 am 7 43 a m 3 1lipm Spottaville 1115 a m 952 a m 925 p m So 62 St Louis Fast Mall 8 80 a m 4 00 p in ArEvansvllle LOCAL FUEIUHT Owensboro 8f0pm SoSO Nashvlllo Accom 9 13am 4K5pm Lewlsport Lv Princeton 1010 p m 715 am Daily oWSt Louis Express 9 87 a m 4 59 p in Hawesville ArHopklusvllle 1000 a m 10 05 a m 5 24 p m TRAINS GOING SOUTH Cloverport Lv 500 p m 135 a m Mo 63 St Louis Express 10 28 am 5 45 p m Stephensport Ar Princeton 730nm 11 05 a m C 80 p m 525am Ho 66 Nashville Accomodation Irvington UNIONTOWN BRANCH J18pm Mo 51 St Louis Mall Brandenburg 1131am 6 68pm South Bound Daily 12 05 p m 7 35 a m West Point Nashville Accommodation does not run on 740 a m 530pm 100pm 8 80 a m Lv Unlontown Ar Louisville Sunday a 05 a m 555 pm Ar Morganfleld North bound St Louis and Chicago tast For further information address North Bound Daily irolns have through trains solid and sleepers H C Mordue A G P A to Chicago and St Louis Lv Morganfleld 935 a in 745pm Fast Line stops only at lmportantstatlons s Louisville Ky 10 00 a m or 8 10 p m Ar Union town sleep--trtnd crossings Ha hrough Pullman W L Mills B F Mitchell E M Sherwood Agt to Atlanta Ga GPA HopkinsvllleKy Owrnsboro Ky J MADAMSAkent 2 4 No Daily SOUTH FOR Investigation of tho reported gold fields in Oklahoma shows little cause for the excitement Danville people are delighted with their new water works calf with two heads is a Williamsburg freak Call and get your bags pf us A can be had at our store now makes LIQHT CLOTHING- The HOT WEATHEE a necessity Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair I9R SU w CREAM BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD A Nice long check cotton coats Well made stripe satteen Fine black alpaca coats Fine silk luster coats G enuine mohair coats French Drap De Te coats and vests Linen duck white trousers Boys fancy luster coats Black bro and mixed seamless sox Special blk imported jMaco sox fast blackjand4full regular worth 25 Jf8 lv f a mhP 98 12 198 tr 198 15 99 898 10 Ar Mh 1 HIMHHIHMHHHD COXA BOULWARE Mi f fiff t rgi minimi p r a v 6 l HOBKINSVILLE KENTUOKIAN June 28 1895 TASD HEALEYfJu vr f N L V Mr - 1n This sum la deemed Insufficient- to construct the jWashlnfftorfa BIrtliplaoe to Be granite vault and Mr Evarts plan Chicago Coppers Koop an Eye on Will therefore not be adopted Col Appropriately Marked Bioyole Thieves Wilsons plan Is to erect over the spot ae 6f the Meat Plctoreiqatf Spot oa tho where tho old house stood a simple The story of Voting Jones Describing the rugged shaft bearing nn appropriate lotomao IUver A Brief His Â¬ inscription Tho shaft is to bo a gran Â¬ Troable lie Had to Make Hli War tory of n Ancient Vlr- Home at Night with a Wheel ite column and of sufficient height to Klnh Katate lie Couldnt Ride be visiblo from tho excursion boats on Special Washington better the river Tho work is now fairly un Men who read the newspapers often Half a century more ancient than der way Surveyors arc at work to as Â¬ Mount Vernon nnd one of the most certain how high tho shaft will need to think that policemen arc a useless crow picturesque spots on the Potomac bo in order to bo easily seen from all good only for ornament and as butts rhrer is Wakefield Westmoreland points on tho river which Is nino miles for comic writers To see tho error of this Idea says tho county Va the birthplace of George wide so it is reasonable to presume Chicago Record you have only to make IWashington It has been a subject of that within a short time there will bo It general remark that Mount Vernon a handsome monument erected at a simple test Young Jones tried the and knows for himself whether the homo and last resting place of Wakefield to suitably mark the birth Â¬ police are vigilant and earn their eighty Washington has been tahen care of place of tho Father of His Country cents a and beautified while Wakefield the It will probably bo Interesting three dollars land thlrty threo birthplace of the Father of Ills Coun to give right here a brief history month It happened that Jones fell In with jtry has been almost totally neglected of this old estate and the manner in IWakefleld Is situated about seventy which the Washlngtons were identi- tho cycle craze Ho bought a wheel miles down the Potomac south of tho fied with It The only object which In though ho could not ride it anJ was his national capital and sixteen miles any way now discloses to visitors tho afraid to leave the machine out of take sight over night No ho would irom Colonial beach an excursion re- identity of Wakefield is a memorial sort to which hundreds of pleasure stone on the site of tho dwelling which tho wheel home by hand rather than seekers go daily on the boats toflsh states that here on the 11th day of that dawn It was and sail and bathe in the salt water February 1732 George Washington when ho between midnight and boule appeared in Michigan Many years ago there were plans was born It was a beautiful June cast suggested for erecting a suitable day in 1815 when Mr Custis with threo vard The lamps cabs queer shadows echoed so and tho clatter of Â¬ other gentlemen sailed from Alexan young Jones scarcely knew which tjiat way dria in his own little vessel with this to turn To make matters worse he memorial stono wrapped in an Ameri- Â¬ concan flag and landing at a convenient held his wheel with his left hand Its trary to bicycle etiquette and when place bore it to the destined spot and They gathered a few bricks from tho pedals were not scraping his shinswith collision ruins of one of the chimneys and con- tripping him ho was in thus wabbling And structed a rudo pedestal on which they tho bicycle tolamp inviting destruction curb from curb laid the stono and commended it to the by reckless all night coupo men and care of tho American people made his way to Twenty Tho first of the Washington family cabbies he third street in America was John Washington who Passing jn glare settled in Westmoreland county in 1057 lamp several the full i3en of a streetÂ¬ Delated paused to reprosperous and acquired a Ho was mark Why dont that jav ride his largo landed estate His eldest son wheel One Impudent person called Lawrence succeeded him marrying a glided youth made a very sarcastic a Miss Warner of Gloucester county Among his children was AugusilriS jrjjmark of similar import Young who at the age of twenty one married Jones was concocting a plain Ho about breaking a pedal when he heard Miss Jane Butler a neighbors daugh Â¬ heavy steps behind hjm ter who bire him twspns Augustine Grood said a stout man Jr and Lawrence who became the with two mornin brass buttons Why rows of half brothers of George In 1728 their JLUj THAT REMAINS OP WASHINGTONS mother died Two years later their dont you ride Jont want to answered Jones DIRTHPLACE father married Mary Ball and the first i born of this union was George tho looking backward Tho policeman iroemorial to Washington at Wakefield afterwards great patriot soldier and strode by and camo about face directly in the path of the wheel but definite action was not taken until statesman June 1870 when an appropriation of Its this way said Nq Washington when president In 1792 3000 was made by congress for tho wrote a genealogical table 6f the WashThem as can ride rides and them as erection of a suitable monument By ington familv In it is tho following the provisions of the act tho matter Jane wife t Augustine died Novem- Â¬ was placed in the hands of the secre- Â¬ ber 24Jl7Sj5ifmd was burled in the fam tary of state who was instructed to ilyfauTjfli Bridges Creek Augustine see that the appropriation was proper-Â¬ then married Mary Ball March 0 ly expended It was found that the 1730 Tho Washlngtons for three 8000 set aside would be inadequate for generations were burled in that the expense of preparing a suitable vault at Bridges Creek Mary Balls memorial so in pursuance of a request father was a planter on the made in a personal letter from William Rappahannock ner mother died in M Evarts of New York who was then 1728 Marys older brother Joseph secretary of state and who had visited Ball was a lawyer settled in London Wakefield and learned the necessity of immediate action in the matter Con gressman bamuel J Randall of Penn sylvania then chairman of tho house jcommlttee on appropriations recom jjnended to congress the passage of a bill appropriating the sum of 30000 for the purchase of the old Washington homestead and for the erection of a monument to mark the birthplace of THE POLICEMAN INQUIRES ABOUT THE the flrSatest and Test member of tho WHEEL Washington family The bjU was The land ipassed in February 1T has wheels and cant rldo WO suspicions j irausierreu1 ivj it u i wc was soon aiierwurua i You know federal government and the secretary Think I stole this wheel of state obtained the right of way for Cant always tell such things do WmffPc- - trims a road to a bultable Janding place on happen sir the river a mile away Well now said Jones growing ex Â¬ The first subject to occupy the attencited if you dont like ray style Ill go over to the Grove with you and Ill tion of the authorities was the construction of a wharf to afford an apshow you a little mind reading tell proach to the estate from the river It you the number of this machine the was found that the cost of hauling the marks on It material for the memorial six miles Thats no sign Smooth crooks THE FAMILY VAULT over the rough roads would entail change numbers Ive seen some crmohs expense so the only alterna Bnd after the death of their mother she smooth uns If its your wheel mouiyt tive was to build a wharf on tTie river joined this brother and his family in it and ride But I cant ride it I got It only front Surveys were made and esti- London About the same time Augus mates prepared for the work but It tine Washington also went over to yesterday and Im going to learn to- Â¬ was not until 18S4 that Gen Casey England He married Mary Ball In day Say Im t all right Lets go to who has since then been made chief of England In tho year 1780 and for a tho box and you have the operator engineers In the war department con- wedding tour recrossed the Atlantic switch you on to Jack Sheas line or ceived a plan for the construction of a and went tq tho olc Jiomestead in get Inspector Fitzpatrick any of them knows Jones permanent wharf and asked legislative Westmoreland county Va Oh its all right sure said No authority for the development of his The dwelling to which Augustine I knew quick as edging away plan But nothing was done towards Washington took his second wife Was commencing the work until 1893 after very modest yet it ranked among the I clapped eyes on you you was all a delay of nine years Congress then best at that time It had four rooms right but its my duty to keep watch made provision for the constructi6n of and a spacious attic with the usual big for bicycle thieves No offense meant the wharf in accordance with the plans chimneys at each end On the river Good morning At Thirtyfirst Btreet Jones was still submitted by Gen Casey The work front was a piazza Here in this model was begun at once and it progressed home Mary Ball Washington gave birth trundllhg his wheel A policeman rapidly until completed in September to the son who made his name immortal emerged from a Bhadow and remarked 1894 The structure is conceded to bo This Virginia manor about which clus- Â¬ Fine wheel youse got taint busted the finest of Its kind on the Potomac tered so much of the interesting history neither Why dont youse ride river It Is built of cast Iron screw of the Washington family was doomed Im onto your game copper said You think I stole the wheel piles with a timber deck and is 1050 to destruction One morning in April Jones feet long and 10 feet in width with 1735 while the servants were burning just as that oher copper did down the deck head 40 by 60 feet wide the great some brush in the garden the dry street Cant a man take his own proplength of the wharf being required in Bhingles on the low roof of the house erty home at night without being order to reach a water depth of nine caught fire from a spark and the flames cross questioned Do I look like a rob- Â¬ f eef mean Iqjv tide so as to permit the spread so rapidly that nothing could be ber landing of the large river boats which done to check their progressfand tho You cant most always tell though ply between ashington and Norfolk whole structure was destroyed Only I dont say you stole the wheel Wbere When Secretary Evarts sent his let-Â¬ the old chimneys remained standing dye get It ter to Congressman Randall chairman Bought It and am going to tlearn Augustine Washington owned tho of the committee on appropriations In Mount Vernon estate and also one in to ride It to day 8ay officer Is 1880 he also submitted a plan which he Stafford county nearly opposite Healy the lieutenant at your station had conceived for the erection of a Fredericksburg and on It was a now I know him well fine man Only the dwelling almost the counterpart of tho memorial at Wakefield Youse know the lieutenant eh with Interest Oh its hearthstone and chimney of the orig one consumed at Wakefield Thither said No inal house in which Washington was Mr Washington conveyed his family all right Go on now home But Id born now remain on the spot It was and there he dwelt the remainder of his learn to mount the wheel before being Mr Evarts Idea to erect In their place life He died in 1713 when George was out at this time o night see We sus Â¬ a handsome modern structure built of eleven years old His body was laid in picions fellies who cant Thieves Is so granite with tiled roof and bronze the family vault at Bridges Creek near thick Young Jones breathed easier and tablet bearing a suitable inscription his old homestead By the death of The building was to have bronze doors Augustine his wife and children came went his way But a few blocks far- Â¬ and windows with screens so arranged intb possession of a largo estate ther down tho avenue another police- Â¬ as to permit the entrance of light mak Â¬ Lawrence was bequeathed Mount man began a conversation with the ing the Interior visible from without Vernon and when ho died he left his same drift Such a building Mr Evarts then be- Â¬ property to his daughter who died you are Say officer cried Jones lieved would require no care or atten Â¬ without issue and George Washington the third cop that has held me up totion and would be practically imperish then took possession of Mount Vernon night I cant ride Im golngto learn able Col J M Wilson commissioner while the scond son Augustine Jr to day I didnt steal tho wheel I of public buildings and grounds who took the poperty in Westmoreland bought it with money My name is had Immediate charge of the work of county The old house at Wakefield Jones I camo from Dearborn building the wharf has a plan for a in which George Washington was born street Im going to Forty second memorial which is entirely different was never rebuilt and now after ntreet Shea and Fitzpatrick and nunt from that proposed by Mr Evarts four- many years a fitting memorial Is to be and Andy Rohan know me The num teen years ago Secretary of State erected at that place ber of the wheel Is 25000 Do I look Gresham who was delegated with au- Â¬ Smith D Fry like a robber thority for the execution of the work Youre ail right Youll have to ex- Â¬ The pneumatic principle has been ap cuse me but itsorders to keep my eyes has not yet glvon the matter much conlie Is however disposed plied to boots The air tubes lie be open Crooks Is common and slick in sideration consider oL Wilsons pmn with tween tho upper and lower soles and these parts Good morning lo iavor After paying for the construc give a springy movement to the foot Jones got home at last He says that calculated tion of tho wharf there was left out of ground and to reduce friction with tho this is the safest city in the world to to alloviate fatigue hold property In bicycles lh original appropriation of 30000 Wakefield memorial ISS Sa VIGILANT POLICEMAN i TOM P MAJOR The Dnya Reaped a Harrt The town of Sandwich Mass ro Late of Clarksville Tenn cently offered a bounty of twenty five cents for a mnskrat head while at the same time tho town of Bourne- offered twenty five cents fof a muskrat tall Tho boy hunters sold the head In Sandwich paid five cents car fare and sold The Sandwich tho tall In Bourne Solons wcro Irritated when they dis Â¬ covered tho game and changed their offer from heads to tails Unfortunate- Â¬ ly tho Bourne rulers tho same week changed tho offer from tails to heads and the boys cheerfully sold tho musk rats tall in Sandwich and the head in Bourne This continued for another month and then the wise men of both W G WHEELER towns put their heads together and agreed to give tWenty flvo cents for en Â¬ tire muslcrats only Thus was tho ring dissolved M w OL 1 m n JTm JWJLOJ J TiL 5 iavuo uonuiUV xir J JL r TTIVT I yi t WA TOM P MAJOR LJJll OO NO 1025 West Main Street jropr 3 uJu i LOUISVILLE - KY Bookkeeper JOHN N MILLS The Chinese send three Invitations to COMMISSION MERCHANTS the guests that they desire to see at WAREHOUSEMENi AND jtfWj their great repasts The first Is disW GRAIN DEALERS patched two days before tho feast tho sTsreLieino-use- second on the day Itself In order to re- Â¬ mind those they expect of their engage Â¬ Hopkinsville Kentucky ment and the third just before tho Russellville and Railroad Streets All Tobacco Sent Us Covered bv Insurance Liberal Advances on Consignments hour has struck so as to show how Impatient they aro to see their friends R C WILCOX T R HANCOCK Arrive ltivltittlnm to Chinese Dinner WllljijLJjlij IiIILjju IFixe a uu5 1 xpof Weak and Nervous T R HANCOCK CO k Describes the condition of thousands of peopta at this season They have no appetite cannot sleep and complain of the prostrating effect of warmer weather This condition may be remedied bv Hoods Snrsiinnrilln which creates an appetitond tones ud an me orcrnns it p ivps rrnnr health by making the blood pure IHGNK xWlUIIDUN COR MAIN AND FRONT STREETS Hoods Pills are the best after din ner pilis assist digestion cure headache Tobacco Warehousemen and Commission Merchants Store T NAT GAITHER R HATsrcocii rE32srnsr Liberal Advances on Tobacco salesman JAS WEST 1 M fri Jfl M well-to-d- o IKviHfer CURIOUS STATISTICS Computations on Smcke Puffs Air Pressure Kisses and Politeness A German lover of figures has made the following curious calculations A man smoking a pipe of medium size blows out of his mouth for every time he fills the pipe seven K HOPKINSVILLE hundred srnoke clouds If he smokes four pipes a day for twenty years he blows out twenty million four W ERAGSDADE RE COOPER hundred and forty thousand smoke clouds If two lovers spend four hours to- Â¬ gether and theUover takes or receives two hundred kisses low calculation and each kiss lasts ten seconds in five years time the lover would have three hundred and sixty- five thousand kisses and their lips -would have been united for the Special attention to sampling and selling tobacco Liberal advance- - j space of forty two days and six ments made on consignments Our charges for selling Tobacco will remain h6ur J250 No commission xJ If the entire population is consid- Â¬ ered to be one billion four hundred million the brains of this number of ZESstaToiLiBEfa m av human beings would weigh one mil Â¬ lion nine hundred and twenty two thousand seven hundred and twelve tons or as much as ninety six iron- Â¬ clad of the ordinary size The air pressure on a person of ordinary size is thirteen and a half tons A man of Bfty years of age has in ordinary cases undressed himself eighteen thousand three hundred and fifty times and of course 3JC3T- dressed himself just as many times When a person on the street T C JBANBERY MFHRYER raises his hat makes a bow tho work of a second he is carried by the movement of the earth five hundred meters round with the planet three miles round the sun and nearly a mile forward with the Props sun J Railroad Street Between Tenth and Eleventh GAITHER 4 WEST sTOBAGCOe i And Proprietors PLANTERS Warehouse RAGSDALE COOPER GO la Illllil -- nr HOPKINSVILLE wain KY T 1 I J ed IS Tobacco dommissionVMerchants litJO CENTEAL WAREHOUSE 2op3sirisville HANBERY PEOPLES WAREHOUSE SHRYER - Better than Hot Springs Cobb 3S3C plsims srille 23T A CP Careful attention given to sampling and Belling all tobacco consigned to us Jjiuorui uuvuucoH ou iuuuuuu iu tuuie uuuu quunora ior leoms pud teamsters All tobacco insured unless otherwise instructed J B ALLEN Genl Agt L E DADD Boos keeper Kt I write to thank you for WAREIELDSupt 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 Union Tobacco Warehouse COMMERCE and HITER STS trip ro Hot Springs which gave me partial relief but I was as bad as ever a ioo short while after I returned home Thanks to the Electropoise I can now a Clarksville i Tennessee j UNION HOUSE V say I am a well man from eyery rheuGEO R WHITE matic pain Liberal advance made on Con- Â¬ signments Free Storage to I Id 11 LCI S VUllCbJJUUUCUMCOU M Two years ago I was in very bad health physicans said it was Brights Disease and they could do nothing for me and my chances for living as long as two months was very slim I bought an Electropoise and began to improve at once Am now in first class health Prompt and Careful Attention to All Business Entrusted to Us licited I MlPglSgPlggpESpafgMgggfi m 1 iii SAMUEL HODGSON CLARKSVILLE TENN L A HOPSON Hopson Ky 1 ii Manufacturer and Importer of i with the Electro- m Oh poise and cannot say too much in its m i M praisej used it for rheumatism Bj and it has entirely cured me Those j Aw i ww sufferings with rheumatismshould by x yjy tsjtq mH Qrp XI rnrr a LJ Hi X InSI CbAXVl KJ JL all means give it a trial A Ini After 40 years experience we feel confident that orders entrusted m T B LAMB fn iir Will 36 avtuviifaH in a Rlrillflll arm - vfiafin marina i3 McGowan Ky iu M JVone but the best usedK Electropoise rented F M WHITLOW is onf BolicTtorft for 4 worir lU WTMR Mil J DUBOIS WEBB 509 Pourth Avenue Louisville Ky I am well pleased ITALIAN MARBLE AjDJjs atjv t I 1 I SCOTCH SWEDE and tho mnst de i sirable EASTERN GRANITE wmMWMmM i JitiJ cuum4 mMi fr 1 material ft 1 5 f dJu I tmenasrrSQs wniwnns Circuit Court DlWtory TBioe First Monday In February term three weeks j ihird Monday lxj May term two weViJAroMIoHaayjlrcaeptember OitniBTrAi orn K ijKWJii KENTUOKIAN LOUISBOURG MONUMENT 7 term thre term tlxjfSM OAiioWAi -- BecondMonday In April term three wew rs laouusv a August term two weeks second Monday lu November term three weeks Lyon First Monday In May term tw Weeks first Monday In August term tw weeks flr Monday m December term two weeks AJ fourreK erm six sfkt Foattk Xonday la February- flrsV Monday In June term Monuay in September Constipation biliousness sm a Cause Sick headache Pains in the back Sallow complexion Loss of appetite and Exhaustion There Is only one cure which is Mfe Tm as m Dp Kollock In Nashvlller AND Regular Graduate and Registered Physician JLUfUls- JTEikbJaiid A Forulcrly Assistant Surgeon U 9 Navy after warda Pos Surgeon U k Army and later One Pink Pill touches the liver and Surgeon lirltlah Marino Service with two removes the tile Springs years experience as physician at Hot One Tonic Pellet nightly acts as a ArK Endorsed by tho Encyclopdla Brl taalcftMVol X page 185 tho largest arid gentle laxative in keening the bowels mb9t important work In the world1 being in openrestores the digestive organs tbhesl wenty flve voiumeach the Size of alargo up the nervous system and makes new church Bible Ho is noted as theJdUcoverer Complete treatment two gelseminum a speci- Â¬ rich blood the actlvo principle of fic for neuralgia of tho face and womb- - Cures medicines one price 25c Catarrh SvphlllsXost Manhood and General Treatise and sample free at any store Debility ajhaJDoctor has been all over Jho SHOWN JIFG CO New York world and has made mrny pares gHen up by For sale by all druggists in Hopkins endomaBuUdlngp othephyslclansr II NO PIUS yille a Stillsotf n meitehaiir of writes Aufeusfc 10th Clinic Kldhev Cure is meet 1891 ing with wonderful success It Iijs cured Bomecases here that physicians pronounced incurable I myself am able to testify to its merits My faco to day is a living picture bf health and Clinic Kidney cure has made it such I had suffered twenty seven years with tho disease and to day I fqel ten years younger than I did one year ago I can obtain some won derf ill certificates of its medical Equa- Â¬ lities For sale by C K Wyly Tammco Mr G A 111 of tho North Se Canal The Kiol canal is about sixty four miles long Its width at the top is sixty meters and at the bottom twenty two meters Large merchant ships can meet and pass each- other whilo with a view to the demands of the very largest warships or other vessels there are half a dozen side stations in which to accommodate one of the passers In order that the canal may be constantly employed and may furnish a goodly revenue it will be lighted at night by Slzo electricity What Soldiers Cost During tho most peaceful years tho The engine of an express train con sunies twelve gallons of water for world has 8700000 soldiers who are withdrawn from productive occupation each mile traveled to pose as soldiers The payequlp ments food and clothing of these men Do You Travel cost the worlds taxpayers nearly 8 so never start on a journey with- 000000 a day If out a bottle of Foley s Colic and Diarrhoea Cure a sure preventive of Stranse Custom In Corca the bowel complaints occasioned by Among the strange customs in Corea 25c change of waters or climate is tho privilege accorded to the women For sale by CK Wyly to walk abou the streets of the cities and towns after dark while the men are Scientists predict than ina centu- Â¬ strictly confined to their homes and rys time there will be no disease that subjected to imprisonment and Hog Â¬ is not curable gings if caught abrodd during the so called womens hours The only drawback to this custom seems to be A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man presence of tigers which abound in AfJkVu bilious constipated or the sick headache trouWiM with jaundice Yoii cannot be well unless your bad taste in mQuth foul breath coati tween the shoulders chills and fever etc If ypu have any of these sympJL toms your liver is out of order aha Your blood is slowly being poisoned because vour blood does not act prop erly jptfrbine will cure any disorder or tne wrwr stomacn or uoweis jli as a liver meaicme lias n Price cents pTree trjril bottles at ed tongue dyspepsia indigestion hot dry skin pain in back and be I KC Hardwicks drug Store has given employment vtohalf a mil lion of women The invention pf the type writer Paralysis Ballards Snow Liniment This Liniment is different in composition from any other liniment on the market It is a scientific discov- Â¬ ery which results in it being the most penetrating Liniment ever known There are numerpus white imitations which may be reconimendod because they pay the seller a great profit Beware of these and demand Ballards Sndw Liniment It positively cures Sprains Keuralgiu Rheumatism Bruises Wounds Cuts Sciatic and Burns Inflammatory Rheumatism Scalds Sore Feet Contracted Muscles Stiff Joints Old Sores Pain in BackBarb Wire Cuts Sore Chest or Throat aud is especially beneficial in cessful had it not been for the brilliant engineering skill of Col Grid ley of Boston who by a daring flank move- ment captured the grand battery just opposite Louisbourg and with the guns ho found there forced Grov uchamben to turn over to him on blood is pure Therefore purify your June 17 the fortress tho garrison blood with the best blood purifier the inhabitants of Louisbourg and the Hoods Sarsaparilla the French geej HqwlandPell the secretary of the So- Â¬ Buttons are now made of potatoes ciety of Colonial Wars is responsible 11 for tho erection of the granite shaft where tho Chamberlains Eyo and Skin Ointment upon the very spot For monthskeys he Is unequalled for Eczema Tetter Salt were transferred worked at tho project until he finally Eheum Scald Head Sore Nipples Chapped Hands Itclung Piles Burns Irost Bites secured a gift of tho land Then he Chronic Sore Eyes arid Granulated Eye Lids laid the matter before tho society which gave itshearty support and sub Â¬ For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box scribed the necessary funds for the TO HOBSEOWNEBS shaft For putting a horse in a fine healthy conThe design for the monument Is by dition try Dr Cadys Condition Powders William Gedney Beatty a member of They tone up the system aid digestion cure the New York society It consists of jiraa 01 uupeme relieve consupauon correct a plain doric shaft rising from a square kidney disorders and destroy worms giving new life to an old or over worked horse 25 base and surmounted by a cannon ball as an emblem of victory Tiffany cents per package For sale bj druggists Co havo designed and had struck a There are said to be 536 lady phy number of bronze memorial medals sicians practicing medicine in the from a cannon recently found in the wreck of the French fritrate in Louis- Â¬ cities of the United states bourg harbor lhicpencitnt From the Cayuga OaitN Hearing through Messrs Alien Burch -druggist of Nile that Mr Silas Z Pen- nell a respected citizen of that town had i been cured of a bad case of sciatic rheutna- tism by the use of Dr Willianis Pink Pills for Pale People the editor of the Cayuga County Independent determined to know the truth of the matter and went out to Klles Mr Pennell is a farmer and lias a neat and comfortable homo near Njles We asked Mr Pennell if It was true that he had beiin cured of a bad case of rheumatisci br 1EMII uDr Williams Pink Pills He said that m x v umii three years ago iu August 1891 he was ft seized with severe pains in the hip Just where the sciatic nerve is which gradually III I vi VW fan down his leg making life a misery to i Kim but not preventing him from doing some Work on the farm Soon after he was loading hay when he slipped off the load and hit his hip on the wheel After this he was worse suffering great ngony and for some time was unabe to do nnv work He took such medicines as his physician prescribl and improved somewhat so that ae could neip somo around the tarm again xAbout Thanksgiving time he waslielmngto put away some barrels of cider which he had mrffk wTiaii lia uruirtrtl ftfmyulf qui nrrntn I He then tried another became helpless physician who felt confijnt of curing him by the use of tho electric buttery nnd mcdU ernes whieh he prescribed But failure was the result he got no better nnd another physician was tried and treated him for some time By this time his whole body wasaffeeted Sharp pains would start in his hand or foot run up one siiiu of his body over his shoulders and then down the other side and then pass off for a short time These pains would return rculiirly nffect in his whole body and nothing oeeriied to relieve him and he began to despair of ever being well In the spring of 192 a relative itf another county read of a case vary slirii- THE LOUISBOmiG MEMORIAL COLUMN lar to Mr Pcnneils which had bea cured Breton island and commanded the en- Â¬ by Pink Pills and sent the article to him did not suit hi3 trance to the French pdssessions asking if it and he determinedcase It was similar around the St Lawrence It was built verycommenced taking Pink Pi to try them Is and soon He by Louis XV in 1720 and was consid felt better the pains became bss violent ered so impregnable that it received with longer intervals between thni He felt encouraged and persevered in their use the name of the American Gibraltar on the able to For twenty years it was tho thorn in and soon becameMay he work so free farm felt or tho side of the English in America but and in April considered himself a well from man pain that he It was not until January 1745 that tho again He says he has probably taken 20 general court of Massachusetts bay boxes and able to do as good a days work as would sanction any of the plans for its any other man and we can say that be reduction The plan adopted in that looks like a hale and hearty man who had known sickness year was Gov Shirleys and acting never Williams Pink Pills contain all the Dr under tho authority vested in him by elements necessary to give now life and rich Â¬ ness to the blood and restoro shattered tho general court ho sent 4070 men for They all druggists under the leadership of William Pep nerves be had are nriilsale by Dr Williams by from or may perel Medicine Company Schenectady N Y for The siego of-- Louiabourg was long 60c per box or six boxes for 250 and probably would have been unsuc- Â¬ j I - The first monument ever erected by America beyond the territorial limits of tho country was unveiled on Juno 17 1895 at Louisbourg Cape Bretonj by tho Society of Colonial Wars ip honor oKthe victory of tho colonists over the trained French forces The monument is also a memorial to those who laid down their lives during1 the storming of the fortress Fortress Lbulsbourg is situated at tho extreme eastern end of the Cape Krectoa to Celebrate tb Great Colonial Victory of Ilia What the Editor Heard A STORY FROM CAYUcjfeCO V CERULEAN jjTrisjo Comity SPRINGS NY fiilos Pcnuell BIlrcW of the Nineteenth Century of JVHe TfsfVelU of a Thissfamoa3 health and pleasum resort the oldest in Wesforn Kentucky situated on the O V Railroad M miles from Princeton andjl6 miles from Hopkinsville aud is open the year round SIX TRAINS DAILY is TW Kentucky GTRSTN CO Maers TUB HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS ARE UNSURPASSED Sulyhur and Chalybeate Water In Abundance Temperature of Sulphur Water 56 degrees flowing from a bold and uevet failing spring AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN STRING BAND ON HAND Bates reasonable and made known on application Address Managers For Descridtive Pamphlet and full particulars Summer season now open Chalybeate Springs GEO L DIAL Proprietor There H no longer any excuse for the people to remain In the eltle through the warm summer months for the wmuofaccomodattons at the CHALYBEATE SPRINGS at SE BREE KY The proprietor GL Dial ha reeentlr built ahoutowltha uumber ol good well ventilated rooms within twenty yards of the Springs sufficiently elevated which maVe It quite a desirable for quiet rest and health S E2 iC JE3---E3IE- E- rKZsikrarcraiKrsr ciJiJ vTWa BOWLIHS GREEK SEPARATE SCHOOLS 700 Z3er T77eel2UNDER CNE MANAGEMENT BOWLING GREEN JTr mm Colliege any time lemcm ESTABLISHED COLLEGE IN SOUTHERN 1876 mL NORMAL SCHOOL Proprs BoUn Oreen Ky BUSINESS SOUTHERN catalogue Scientific and Classic English Teachers The Rreat Business Training School ol the South Music Art and Elocution provided Book Keeping Short hand Telegraphy Type Courses Pupils pan enter at or Low rates of board and tuition Send lot Writing and Penmanship 37Hentloir Send for catalogue Course doslred Address CHEREY BEOS AUft Mjfli5ii la Lery iiTTiTTiMriirrii Feed And Sale Stable r Tr Tfr the water At theso Ferncllffe shoots at Rhine beck nearly all the young society belles and millionairesses who happen to be In that part of the country nro present and when after a mornings shooting tho sportswomen return to tho Astor mansion they bring with them string after string of game and ave followed by tho indispensable little groom of the summer who carries boughs hung with feathered forest birds and bags Of game that should not bo strung together just as they always do cvery- thing in pairs havo a very natty shoot ing rig for 3oung women who do not aim to be effective in dress There is a short coat buttoned in front wjth one The Misses Rockefeller who shoot WHO CAN SHOOT Airs George Gould Can Hit the Koll COR SEVENTH ANP VIRGINIA STS Eyo Almost Hjerj Time Society women of the easloro becom- EOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY ing enthusiastic sportswomen Those C Good Rigs with or day or night Special rates to Commer of Now York are led by Mrs John olalmen Good lot roomwithout drivers furnished adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES Jacob Astor who every 3ear at this time gathers at her homo up tho Hudson a party of young people whose ex Â¬ press and avowed intention is to spend a week shooting in tho woods and upon WOMEN v gwss33gr3 We are well eouioDed to do the best HIGH GRADE PRINTING at moderate prices Write us when needing tetter Heads Bill Envelopes Catalogues Circulars Posters Certificates of Stock Bonds or Heads any kind of printing where good work is desired PRINTERS One of oursotcialtiesis cood BLANK Write us for estimates on Blank Books either plain or printed pages and Music bound and books rebound at reasonable prices BINDERS BOOK work Magazines of any kind write us for estimates binding guaranteed PUBLISHERS JOHN P MORTON West Main Reasonable If you anticipate publishing a book prices good printing and artistic COMPANY LOUISVILLE K uj Printers Binders Publishers v Wholesale Stationers 440446 Street CRISPPS cleanse the Always blood gives tone to the system mi- - Tho Italian Premier IsShield Inraied In a Motnl parts life and vigor and makes the Premier Crispi of Italy it is interest- Â¬ weak strong Trial size 50c For ing to know has recently made prepasale by U K Wyly rations to defend himself against possible assassination Ever since the last Coal is dearer in South Africa than in any other part of the World it is cheapest in China COAT-OF-MAI- L Truths Tersely Toid Foleys Sarsaparilla ill THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT m DAWSO N SPRINGS DAWSON Ho kins County KENTUCKY These celebrated chalybeate and salt sprint are situated immediately upon the Chesa Â¬ 105 miles west of Louisville Ky aud 66 miles east of peake Ohio and southwestern R raaucati Ky THE ARCADIA HOlSE Is new and neatly furnished with capacity ot entertaining 300 SAMPLE OF MRS GOULDS MAUKSVvOMAN- hotel the guests of sersons Theowners of theKSS to are also owners 01 tne springs ana Invalids shouldthe Area Â¬ remem ta Houn have FREE ACC tho Surincs without extra charge smr months of June nncl July oiler cany advantages to Dersoiu visiting the Snrincs ber that thu The dry ana llnulu salts are manuiaoiureu a mese apnngs rorpampniets etc apply to Lip button nnd with pockets inside untl NM CUt IV CO Proprietors Cough Remedy croup and whooping Seventv two cases are oii record of cough It is pleasant safe and reliwomen who had a considerable growth able For sale by R C Hard wick of beard druggist Chamberlains colds cured Last summer One of our grand children wassickWitlf a severe bow- Â¬ el trouble Our doctors remedies failed then we tried Chamberlains Colic CholerctaudjWarrhcea Remedy edy relief j Ye which gSvvqryregard jt as t tljei best medicine ever put on the market For bowel E G Gregory Fred- ericktown Mo This certainly is the best medicine ever put on tho mar- Â¬ ket for dysentery summer complaints colic aucl cholera infautum in children It never fails to give prompt relief when used in reasonable time druggist and the plain printed directions are Many mothers havb ex- Â¬ followed mho average weight of 1000 women pressed their sincere gratitude for in Paris is 110 pounds in Russia 122 the cures it haseffected Fprsale by II n R CJIard wick druggist What a Prominent Insurance Man Bays It is stated by an authority oh eduH M Blorsom senior member of Co 217 NoU St cation that nine tenths of the worlds M Blossom H St Louis writes I had been left teachers are women m V with a very distressing cough tho re sult io influenza which nothing In tho vicinity of Boquet West II taimA I1TIT Trtftl In morelud Co Pa almost any one lardKTHorehound Syrupy One4ottle can tell you how to cure a lame back completely cured mo I sent onb or stiff neck Tnoy dampen a piece bottle to my sister who had a severe of flannel with Chamberlains pain cough and she experienced immedi Balm and bind it on the affected ate relief I always recommend this parfo and in one or two days tho r This same troubl has disappeared syrup to my friends John Craston 90S Hampshire St treaJtmontwiU promptly cure a paiu in Quincy Ills writes Ihaye found the side or cnesf Mr E M Frye a JtfBallards Horehounp Syrup superior prominent merchant of Boquet td aiiYother cough medicine I have speaks yeliigtlYPairiiBalm aud svef known It never disappoints his frecommoMattoiif Have bad much Price 60orFrdetH4l KttlfsatTrG to ao with making it popular there ITn M Mi m 1 fa rt ra cvaoA tror sale ty KU iaaiUtYiwo uiujj anio rs Mrs Rhodio lsToah of this place was Taken in the night with cramp- Jing pains and the next day diarrhoea set inr She took half a bottle of blackkfjjscbrdinl but got no relief had She then sent to meto see- if anything that would help hef T sent her a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera1 arid Diarrhoea Remedy and tho first jose relieved her- - Another of our neighbors had been sick for about a week and had tried different rcwKies ov diarrhoea but kept get titJgMvorso I sent him this same remedy Qnly four doses of it was required to cure him He says he owes his recovery to this wonderful remedy Mrs Mary Sibley Sidney Mich For sale by R C Hardvick About 2000 thousands spldiers are discharged yearly from the English army tor bad conduct PBEMIEB CBISII OB ITALY WWII 11 I attempt upon his life this excitable prime minister has been in a constant state of alarm and ho fears a dagger or a bullet at almost every corner and upon every occasion To ease his mind he has lately had mado for him a coat of chain mail such as tno chevaliers wore in tho middle ages which he wears under his outer shirt It is very light exceedingly solid and of dbublo thickness over the heart Its power of resistance is such that not only will it afford protection against tho slenderest of stilettos but a revolver bullet cannot penetrate it In workmanship it is a beautiful pieco of construction and so flexible and easy to wear tliat it occasions no discomfort to the noted man who dons it Prob ably It Is the finest coat of chain mall ever manufactured for It has all the improvements of mpdern armor com bined with tno utility ana strength 01 the medieval metal garments The cleverest of the clover armorers of Naples who by trip way should henceforth bo known as1 the Armor- suit Poole constructed it and only charged the prime minister COO francs f 120 a marvelously lqw price for such out and afterward one notices the short skirt and heavy shoes and leggings B T Grant Quail grouse pigeons and small W T Grant Propr Formerly with Alexander E B Baldwin Uerk8 birds are the game of Mrs George Gould who i3 tho most energetic sportswoman of the Catskills The great shooting box Forjough Lodge is maintained principally to supply its BEASONONBLE RATES owners with game for shooting and from tho pigeon warren tho largest in the country to tho plump covey which CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN STREET KY is newly stocked every season thero is BAR BARBER SHOP HOT AND COLD BATHS nothing finer boasted in all America or in all Scotland the home of tho gamester Mrs Goulds outfit is a Scotch shooting jacket with box plaits a little peak cap and a skirt to tho ankles Whcn not in xtse this outfit Every one knows we are artists in woolen hangs in Mr Goulds unique smoking- fabrics and the most fashionable aalors in rooin at tne lodge sitlo ny smc witti a the city We guarantee fits and absolute- Â¬ brightly polished rifle ARLINGTON HOTEL LOUISVILLE HOW TO DRESS NEATLY Barley Grow Everywhere Barley is tho most widely diffused of any of the grains It grows equally well in Lapland and in tho valley of tho Nile the only difference being that in tho latter country it is capable of producing two crops a year silisil Death Rate Itednced The Improved Industrial Dwelling company of Londop accommjjdates 80 000 persons in itg houses It is claimed that its system has reduced the tene ment death rate from 40 to only 11 in 1000 TuVn About ly dont want our customers to pa7 for am clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory Our stock of sDring woolens is now complete embracing all the latest designs in London specials and Foreign importations exclusive with us No one else can sliow them OURTRIMMINGS We invite you to call and are always the very best see for yourself and get prices A 0 61 a unicjuearment It Wm WariivJSBoaglv rterdscHEyery woman who gete a divorce wants to go on tho stage f f The highest temberature recorded is 124 degrees and a fraction Saidso And every woman who goes NT OBIN v tf 8 Telopmenls well under way and last ing M6 July This period Will be followed by cooler fair weather until about the 5thor 6th when another very warm wave will bo with us last jng several days A relaxation from the intense heat will follow for a day or two when it will again get --warm HOPKINSVILLE KENTUGKIAN Weather Forecasts Jjind88s1896 GREAT i iTunftwiUudwiirmrwih storm dsv HERE AND THERE Jb m- - ThSf rJcCarty farm near Gracey will b offered for sale the court houe doorm this city next Monday The farm consists of 767 acres of land divided iuto three tracts and is highly improved and is one of the best farms in this coun- ty J he land will be offered in sep Â¬ arate traces and then bb a whale have some Head ad on first page for full particu and stormy We rain in July but the chances are that lars w and The Mammoth Cave railroad is in tne snowers win wy yery few of them hard luck it seems R H Lacey and several other men at Nashville bondPJJB50NAI GOSSIP KNOWLEDGE holders of the road have filed suit at Brings comfort and improvement and Mr James Wyly has accepted a Glasgow to have the road put into position as traveling salesman for a the hands of a receiver and sold The tendB to personal enjoyment TvhenÂ¬ N Railroad Company is also rightly used The many who live bet laree drue house in St Louis and L will leave for that city in a few days made a party to the suit by reason of ter than others and enjoy life more irith lesa expenditure by move promptly Mr Wyly has many friends in this the fact that it operates the railroad adapting the worlds bent products to city who wish him great success Buy a nice hammock and keep cool the needs of physical being will nttest wherever he may go from Ed R Bogard LaFayette Ky the vame to health of the pure liquid embraced in tho laxative Miss Elsie Caldwell accompanied The Kennedy Dancing Club will remedy principlesFigs Syrup of by a party of young Bociety beaux of give the first of a Beries of summer Its oxcellenceis due to its presenting this city saya the Nashville Ameri- dances to morrow night The large can went up toHopkinsville Monday hall at Kennedy will be used An In tho form most acceptable and pleas night to a party given by Miss Bur- Â¬ orchestra from Clarksville has been ant to the taste the refreshing and trulyÂ¬ beneficial properties of a nett to Miss Nannie Dudley Pilcher employed to furnish Amusic Several ative effectually cleansing perfect lax the system Mr Jas H Perry who left the couples from this city will likely at- dispelling colds headaches and feyers and permanently curing constipation Fairview neighborhood sometime ago tend given satisfaction tj millions and and wont West has located in Seda Croquet sets from 75c to 3 00 at It has met with tho approval of the medical Mo and gone into the dry goods Ed R Bogards LaFayette Ky lia professionbecause it acta on the Kid business with every prospect of suc- Â¬ The house of Mr R M Thacker at neys Liver and Bowels without weakcess Allensville was robbed qf some cash ening them and it is perfectly free from Misses Nannie Dudley Pilcher and last week when burglars took in that every objectionable substance Syrup of Figa is lor sale by all drug Â¬ Elise Caldwell who have been visit Â¬ town Mr Thacker formerly lived in gists in 60c and 1 bottles but it is man MiBs Hichie Burnett returned to this county and is a ing brother of Mr their homes in Nashville Wednesday L Thacker of the firm of Brandon J ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only whose name is printed on every afternoon Thacker merchants at Lafayette package also the name Syrup of Figs you Mr W D Sumerlin of the Ken Fresh Jersey cow for sale Apply and being well informedoffered will not accept any substitute if ttjckian force was called to Mattoon to T J Morrow Ills Wednesday by a telegram stat The W C T U gave a lawn fete in that his wife was dangerously ill DEATHS at Bethol Female College Tuesday flux of evening which was largely attended Messrs J E Montgomery and J The Mandolin and Guitar Club ren Yanoej Mr Geo W Yancey a C H and A T Farmer of Adams dered a program of select airs and well known and popular young man Station Tenn attended tho tobacco the entertainment was highly enjoyed of this city died at the residence of sales this week by all present his brother Mr J W Yancey on Mrs T W Moore and children left No doubt sugar will advance in a North Main street Tuesday evening forDover Tenn yesterday to spend few dayB as the canning season will after a weeks illness from flux aged sometime visiting relatives soon be on Get your Bugar before it 85 years He was born in Christian county where most of his life was Miss Addie Purnell of Jackson goes up at Wallis grocery opposite spent When his parents moved to Mississippi arrived in the city this tne jientucinan oince Mississippi several years ago he ac week on a visit to friends A dancing club has been organ- companied them and made that state Mr A A Metz will move his fami ized at Lafayette and a hall will be his home for two years He had for ly to Nashville next week where he built at once for their use The some time been clerking in the coal young people of the place will give a office of Mr B T Underwood near will engage in business dance to night but the new building N Ho was buried L Mrs Jno Young and childien loft will notbe ready for regular enter- Â¬ the Hopewell depot cemetery Wednesday in week to for Cerulean Springs this tainments for two weeks or more afternoon the services being held m spend the summer Hicks predicted the drouth of last the Universalist church of which Mrs Jas Breathitt has returned year and at the same time predicted some of the family are members from a lengthy visit to friends in a drouth for this year which would Watwood Mr1 E T-- Watwood Cincinnati prove to be the longest and most father of Mrs JohnA Kinkead died Mrs George H Johnson and chil general the United States has ever in Wiokliffe Ky Wednesday of dren have gone to Cerulean to spend known dropsy Mrs Kinkead was at the bed- Â¬ the summer father when he died Dr A P Campbell has resumed side of her Mr M pFqrbesJwhQhasbeenill his practice and also has secured the The wife of Judge N B Ashby witlufluxlfof died in Russellville Monday of heart Tightnoj3XtracnetKbXtliepaihles8 disease She was 65 years of age Co processr OfriceoverBaBsett Mrs A J Meador and little son The outlook for a jcorncrop is Jerry Sullivan died in Clarksville Bryan are visiting relatives in Madi goodInlmahyj sections abJabun Monday aged 65 years He was a Bonville danceof rain has fallen and evm the member of the Catholic church late planting and replanting looks TOIIACCOfJEWS Mr and Mrs J B McKenzie have promising A ew more good returned from a visit to friends near ers will guarantee an average show yield CLARKSVILLE MARKET Howell Now is the time to sack your grapes Sales of 183 hogsheads tobacco by Miss Katie and Fannie Breathitt at this office Co Clarksville visited friends near Howell this week Best bags for sale T R Hancock Capt Ned Campbell lost a fine Tenn for two weeks ending June 22 Ceru- Â¬ Esq John W Hicks went to horse Tuesday morning The 39 hhdsgood and fine leaf 1475 lean Wednesday to Bpend a few days mal was taken sick several days ani ago 13 75 12 50 11 00 10 75 10 50 10 25 Miss martha Hardwick has gone to and every effoit was made to save it Owensboro to visit her grandparents Tfie horse was valued at 250 Hen 10 25 5 at 10 00 each 9 75 9 70 9 70 9 709 609 509 509 50 9 20 910 Mr Fred A Wallis spent Wednes derson Journal nvpr 9109 009 008 908 90 8 80 8 75 Dr E N Fruit Dentist ofSeo day and Thursday m Urofton 8 70 8 70 8 70 8 50 8 50 8 40 830 Mrs S W Talliaferro has cone to City Bank Hopkmsville Ky 8 25 8 10 8 00 8 00 Owensboro to visit her mother The reception given at the resi 90 hhds medium and common dence of Mrs Ritch e Burnett on leaf 7 90 7 80 7 80 7 80 7 75 7 75 Dr Andrew Seargent is visiting South Main Monday evening proved 7 75 7 70 7 60 7 60 5 at 7 50 each relatives in Northern Kentucky a most enjoyable affair A large 7 40 7 30 4 at 7 25 each 7 20 7 20 Judge T J Morrow has returned number of young people were pres- 3 at 7 10 each 5 at 7 00 each 6 95 from Calloway county 6 906 906 906 806 80 6 75 6 75 ent Mr Jas 0 Cook is spending a few Bradley who have been hav 4 at 6 70 each 6 60 5 at 6 50 each Drs 6 20 6 days at Dawson ing a well bored in the rear of their 6 806 306306 525 6 25 4 at 5 90at 00 each each 6 10 6 10 Mrs W R Ely is spending the pluce of business on Ninth street 5 9o 5 80 5 805 75 5 70 5 60 5 60 struck a hne Btream of water at a 4 at 5 50 each 5 40 5 40 5 40 5 30 week at Dawson depth of 81 feet 5 25 525 5 20 5 10 4 at 5 00 each Mr W R Ely has returned from 27 hhds low leaf S3 50 to 4 75 FOR RENT Residence on Clav a trip to Dawson 12 hhds fine and medium lugs Street between Mth and 16th streets Air W T Bonte is confined to his 6 00 5 10 4 10 4 00v3 75 3 50 3 25 home with flux 10 00 3 00 Miss Bell Moore entertained a few 8 25 3 25 3com 3and low lugs 15 hhds SI 25 Miss Tommie Petree has returned of her friends iuesday evening in from Cadiz xMabel Wood of Clarks- to 2 80 honor of Miss Market firm and prices full on most ville who is her guest this week MATKIMONIAL all grades Sales for the week were lTnmnitnnin nmatnaa limm mnna Jas A Martin a young business their appearance upon the market the largest of the season 1530 hhds Shipments continue prompt and man formerly of Owensboro was and some fine ones were disposed of large indicating that the crop is be married to MiBS Maggie F Bass at ing taken for immediate supply and mis weeK Little Rock Ark Tuesday Cleaning and repairing a specialty that verv little is bought on speculaMoody Reeves Mr B H Moody Under these conditions rains Â¬ tion and Miss JennieReeves daughter of done by Fowright the tailor and cut- and growing crop prospects should ter Seventh St between Alain and Hon Crittenden Reeves of Elkton Era office not affect prices and wlyle we expect were married Tuesday afternoon at a falling off in the quality of the of- the homeof the brides parents Rev Several new residences are in pro- ferings we confidently look for pri- Â¬ W L Peyton pastor of the Baptist gress of erection at Gracey and the ces to be well sustained until the or- Â¬ church at that place performing the little town is enjoying somewhat of a ders are all filled which will probaceremony The groom is a popular boom bly require the entire crop We ad young business man and his bride ib vise our friends to ship in their toOat harvest has commenced and bacco and accept present prices a very popular lady well know in this the crop promises a much better one The weather thepast ten days has city Mr Richard E that was indicated a few weeks ago been generally favorable for setting Clat Seibert Clay of Madsonville was married The ilopkinsville colored nine de- the growing crop and from the best May Seibert feated the Earlington team Monday information we can get a full crop Tuesdav to Miss Lula has been set and with favorable sea- Â¬ Tho groom is the afternoon by a score of 14 to 7 of Henderson sons we hope to see a large crop of Clay of eldest son of Hon James F A canning factory is to be started good useful tobacco made Nothing The couple will reside Henderson the farmer better than good to t An Madsonville where the young in Owensboro next month All nations want better acco busi V man is engaged in the tobacco Wheat threshing commenced this grades and are willing to pay renu mess week and the grain is being knocked merative prices Mark your tobacco out in a hurry The quality is gener- Â¬ to the Hancock House and wo will finvarnl vnrv fincniirncinc efforts and the ally tnr rvnnf1v hftfin made to snread a goodpoorlast year yield will not be so see that you get market value wrw v as Yours truly Ui Ui i uiJiuiijjj jjcupio truu pf JjnOWIcllgU a cnance T R Hancock Co 10 visn mienes ltTnover nave About 35 Hopkinsvilla people are r arid museums and in the July Forum THEM0DBENWAY L Hamlin Garland will explain the ex- - in attendance at the conference of the Epworth League in Chattanooga Commends itself to the well informed Vhibita held in many Western towns by Tenn to do pleasantly and effectually what Ythe Western Art Association Mr A tell the results of r CBrnheim well Circuit Court has adjourned The was formerly done in the crudest exhibitions on the East Side in last few days weretaken up in dis manner and disagreeably as well To Hf ictufe 1 W u J fncleanse the system and break up Tnn Na XfiTK WW MUU ijio vuno au- posing of small suits colds headaches and ievers without Hull House Chicago will ex derue of Mr J M Carter will open a bar- - unpleasant after effects use the de plainlnemettiodsiand results of the Swulattoiyofpicturea by that famous bor shop on West Seventh Btreet lightful liquid laxative remedy Syrup or r lgs July 1 inttitutioa h I 7K vTi ft V J7 in4iiiwilt Fwrt1 pMHnrfcm f i TnaBsarBRfc ffirascsng day thTChriatian church next Xords At 11 oclock in the morning will be discussed the v6ry important slibjet itf Christian UhurclfMonffcM rHWgrtft W iw iT a rrt t fii vi n g JUWML AXXliXAl JVjI t v t a UJJVJJLVVC ti W 1 Clearance 5 i OTOE i J 17- V Everything Qb Tv W Everybody Christian Citizenship tile voters u A invitedt especially fact when people begin to Bever their obligations as Chnstiahs from their obligations as citizens it is never long before the first class of ob ligations pecome secondary IS W Mitchell Rgaral88ofCotJ Late of Louis JaotZEDAS1 Professional Cards HaNBEHY ir n SPJ2CM XtLOGdI Jll B J3L WesAre Advertising and Beautiful Stock on The old reliable Furniture dealers and A Complete hand a at undertakers Up stairs in Henry block Uopkinsyille Ky And so G rover has gone a fishing And weve heard from old Japan Shes giving China a licking But weie still at the same old stand Iyle Rennhaw 8ft FURNITURE Dealest TheMain Street j Ml t JT fBANK Bkli i HANBERY1 BELL i XjwTTsT STESSBS the Cpnrte of Christina andlafl Practice la olning counties Office City HalL building Court Square HOPKIKSVILLK KY mS TMOflDEY WITHERS OIOlflgS LOWEST Cash FIGURES i Ti AT LAW Office oyer Plamters Bauk yourselveb If you doubt it come and made furniture and be astonished at ho low prices we are elliag it f jr All parties having claims against the estate of the late R F Corneal decd will file them with me properly proven on or befdre Aug 1 95 x X li tfliAMAAI Admr CaBky Ky for And examine our shop Bee HOPKINSVILIyE KY Bed room1 Suits1 H Jiii FRAHK RIYES Slop A Solid Oak Hopkinsville PHYSICIAN OFFICE Suit for office uver rianters uanK Kj opposite K Andrew Seargent Jlf 2 Fifth and Main street Estray Notice County of Christian Taken up aB an estray by Edward Radford col living on Tbos Wal laces Howlett place near Oak Grove Kentucky on the 27th day of May 1895 one dark bay maro about three years old fourteen and a half hands high star in the forehead and black points but having no brands or other marks and which I have this day appraised at tho value of twenty five f dollars Witnessed my harid this 4th day of 14 M And SURGEON- - State of Keniuckt r TELEPHONE NO 5 M City Conrt Boom II W N DUCKER FUNERAL DIRECTOR HH Painter est Prices Skerritt Paper Hanger and - ALL WORK Done with Neatness and Dispatch and at LowÂ¬ Many 9 SHOP 8th street nest toDRaeardi office Hooilnsvllle Ky DR PRESTOrTHOMAS PHYSICIAN -SURGEON June 1895 tilJ28 I THOS M BARKER JP 00- Wateh More i Office over Bank HopkinsvilleJ HOPKINSVILLE OFFICE HOtfRS J KY ay an Night W HARPERS Vn Nelson Co Ky Whiskeys A Dr H H Wallace than two years without clean TMrfntr h in PHYSICIAN rtrnnVi Vina ViOT Inid SURGEON Hopinsville- - Kyr TeicDbdneofllco Beside er- - QENTLEMAO WHI8KEY AWHI8KEY FOR THE 8IDEBOARD A WHISKEY FOR THE6IOKrROOM SOLD BY M 4 Hopkinsville Ky wrlon allowedto run longerthan that ve nearly always una cnai me piv ots are cut in watches that have run aside as worn out because it has been OFFICE ubritalrs on corner Ninth and Main Alain and Seventeenth ten-days-w- no-better Rossingtpn mineral watefscis oh saie at J OGopKVydrug sjbore on Tuesday l- morniVjhs fresn from JEWELERS 105 Main St day and - Sat unday Thurs the pivots are polished and holes new pivots inserted the watch will not keep as good time as before When yourwatch needs cleaning or any repairs bring it to us and it will bedone PROMPTLY and inTa ELRST CLASS maimer toOjIong without cleaning and unless E Office O ANDERiSON I Phy sicianseiSorgeoi over Bank of Hopkinsville m and Hours from P16 2 tiq nm Graves Condy iimiiin r uuiiiuo ui OfSice iiiiuaiiuf MniH the wells wKV7w7wJiy7ivwKw7Hi7nyyjyV STOVS i overKellys Jewelry Store - - Ky BOPKINSVILLE Dobicodbt DEilffst - riie best stoclrof Stoves and RAnoeb in tho city RAMBLERS Won AD TINWARE Everything In the Tinware line cheap at at THaysyMle D0RIG0URT c Shook SHOOK V 8 dirt ROOFING Call on us for Roofing end Guttering PUMPS Best pumps In the market Forcepumps bucket pumps all kinds of pumps REPAIR WORK Special attention to Repairing Virginia St Hopkinsville Ky Opposite Hotel Latham GFO WYOUNG t More prizes were w6n at Maysville on Ramblers than were won on any other make of Out of a possible 23 wheel prizes 11 were won on Ram blers including a hill climbing contest 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 Ramblers faom choice and pay 100 each for their machines because they want to ride Ramblers knowing the Rambler is the fastest bi cylo built If you want to win ride a Rambler LEADING House Sign and Decorative t Grainers and Paper Hangers f Office on Ninth Street opposite Gaither Wests Tobacco Warehouse Hopkinsville Ky Note Heiioe ison Entirely now and first class in all respects Excellent Sample Rooms md service unequajed in the city On Double Car Line C F L Henderson P Kleidkbeb Proprietors - Ky Peaehblow Potatoes Just 111 At Wallis G rocery iii Seed F1RSI NATIONAL 5iS3S3s5RwSKeiss8s5esess WA BARBER SHOP W B I W GRAY PROP PTool A H Goodwin NINTH ST N3AB MAIN 25cents lxoiniDR1 dui nrsi cia8s Keep the best and freshest stock done in latest fashion of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be found in the city SATISFACTION POO L GOODWIN SHAVING 10 SHAMPOOING 25 HAIR PUTTING worK ana GUARANTEED f Cpuntry Produce handled Opposite Phoenix Hotel Main street KY Jt Merritts old stand HOPKINSVILLE s Carriages Phaetons I GUS YOUNG -has n i the Agency for thoHi i Buggies i f A A SfiKj n1 1 r t t will be found with a lull line o pleasure ve hides at F A Yqsts Cos harness store on Ninth Btt Call and see me before I numpion iuuwwo and iiepaira 1 -i-- r-fiii h tm 9T VKiii I IV I KEXDALE HERD of Berkahlre hogs and Southdown Bhesptflpo lot o old Bucks flnH tila Af linth aAvaa mam MWftJiilllH i HWVm Tr f m A tmr EBr y u r yir buying V JMBBBBBBBViaiHlB V T r o ir Wuir J i uffltf R WEBB i- iAii2Kui V 4 ft r m fimnY tti nw f M vftiiitHlt rtA wj f A iJrfS ij lfi t1 ft fASTi f r f3 i T fft TIT -- r