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VOL XYII t HOPKINSVILLE KTFEIDAY JULY 5 1895 cew 1any A if wmnmrnmrnt 1 clean- - sssiese5B5Sjsss5saepi6RsRS3 mmmmmwi I oeeIm of Mud Williams NEWS TO MORRqWS CONVENTION Delegates to the Eildrvlile Convention be OhosenSftturduy f JTO 44 to WatcMJ More than two years without U paired or new pivots inserted the watch will not keep as good time as before I When your watch needs cleaning or liny repairs bring it to Us and it will be done PRCMPTLY and in a FIRST CLASS manner ing but many b watch has been laid aside as worn out because it has been allowed to run longer than that We nearly always find that tho piv- Â¬ ots are cut in watches that have run too long without cleaning and unless the pivots are polished ana holes re- Pnn Will5 Business T ruth v IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN HAS IT TO UNDERi EfeL p you Must -JialaT w dbruy pjifimm Young Brown tonight gave out to the press a statement formally withdraw ing from the race for United States senator The card of withdrawal is as fol- Â¬ lows Acquitted Colstons Victim held at 2 p m to morrow to send Still Alive John A Colemans Bad Scrapo be Heavy Tobacco Sales Waterworks Con- delegates to the Eddyville convention next Tuesday Following is tho of- Â¬ tract Canceled ficial call Gov Drown Withdraws It is hereby ordered that the sever Â¬ judicial district Frankfokt July 1 Governor John al counties of the 3rdconvention July hold a county mass judicial district mass conventions will In the four counties of the thirds s i i V f Wi iRead the Last Page of Thii j 4v paper and you will see i To the Democrats of Kentucky Two weeks ago I decided to withdraw from the contest for the United States A number of my friends senatorship had knowledge of my purpose My how we do it Graves faEfetefc93 Condy JEWELERS 105 Main St 3 fel 11 III III LULL RAMBLERS Won at Maysville More prizes were won at Maysville on Ramblers than were won on any other make of wheel Out of a possible 23 prizes 11 were won on Ram blers including a hill climbing contest which was won on a Rambler Four first prizes 5 and 5 seconds Rambler riders always win These were class A riders and not paid amateurs The boys ride Ramblers faom choice and pay S10Q each for ujpjj machines because they want to rido Ramblers knowing the Rambler is tho fastest bi cyle built If you want to win ride a Rambler llllll A BIRD In Wand is Worth Two irt NL IJ ijdersoi- Go 1 1 1 1 1 li 111 11 1 llljjSj reasons for this action are purely personal in their nature and the public would not be interested in a statement of them I am profoundly grateful to friends who have given me assurances of their support I will also renew the expression of my gratitude to those who made me governor of the state I have faithfully tried to discharge all the duties ot this exalted trust with unswerving fidelity to the constitution and the laws and with an earnest desire to promote the best interest of the people When my term shall close I hope to leave be hind mo an unstained official record Very respectfully John Young Brown at 2 pm to select and appoint t delegates to a district convention to be held in the city of Eddyville on Wednesday July 10 1895 fort the purpose of nominating a candidate for Circuit Court Judge Said county conventions shall be participated in by none but known Democrats who will pledge themselves to support th nominee of the district conventions and shall be held at the court houso The basis of reprein each county sentation for said district convention shall be one delegate vote for each 200 votes cast for the Democratic tick- Â¬ et in 1892 The strength of the sev- Â¬ eral counties being as follows Cal- Â¬ loway 8 Christian 12 Lyon 4f 6 The Fourth Victim not DenU the Bush 1 Money SaMed is Money Made You can save money by buying your Dry Groods Carpets and Millinery of us AVe have the most el- Â¬ egant line- of silks dress goods trimmings silk waists millinery carpets ever placed on exhibition in this city Come and see them r f MI T v iJl vC5i V k 1 ABE YOUR EYES PERFECT DS CO SSi For Mill Sa Kennedy Ky on day of sale v ViWCTHGS 4 Sale IIATE YOUR EYES EXAMINED ustlng properly to the face by M D Kelly noi equaiea in tnis part or the country The reDamnc of broken soeetiioles and ad- - I will sell to the highest bidder at public auction on MONDAY DULY 15at the court house door at 10 oclock a m one saw mill and engine the property of the late Monroe Gregory Mill can be seen at J S Givena near Terms made known W W HffiB Latham KY Is the finest Hotel In the South All mod ern Improvements Steam Heat andlElect Lights throughout Rates 2 to S3 50 perday HOPKINSVILLE WEST Admr Every one knows we ale artists in woolen fabrics and the most fashionable aalors in the city We guarantee fits and absolute- Â¬ ly dont want our customers to pa7 for any Our clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory stock of spring woolens is now complete embracing all the latest designs in London specials and Foreign No one else can importations exclusive with us show them John Rhodes the first man shot by Abithal Colston at Golden Pond Ky last week was still alive at last accounts Tho woman who was killed by the pursuing posse that slew Colston was named Maud Smith The posse was led by two of Rhodes brothers The facts were substantially as reported by the Kextccki vn The tragedy grew out of the fact that Rhodes was a witness against Colston when he was sent to the penitentiary for stealing cattle The Rhodes boys have suirendered IIciiy Siiles fur tuo Uijs Notwithstanding the fact that there were only two days consumed in selling tobacco on our market this week yesterday being a holiday the breaks showed up about 800 hogsheads and sales amounted to nearly as many There was much good leaf sold and some fine leaf went to SI 125 Tho demaiHrforddmmoif leaf and lugs was also good ana these grades were active at fairly good prices Re ceipts continued heavy and no abatement is promised at present The growing crop is moving off nice ly and shows up well for the season The only county where the result is in doubt is Calloway The contest between Cook and Linn in that coun- Â¬ ty is hot and close Both sides are claiming it but the indications aro that Cook will carry the county Trigg and Lyun will of course stand by their home men In this county Mor- Â¬ rows friends are claiming the county with entire confidence It is proba- Â¬ ble that at least 500 voters will take part in tho convention ELOPED TO CLARKSVILLE Mr Trigg 5 l John Y Owsley nnd MlssMnttlo Ilurk- ner Mnrrled July 2 Tuliiliomis ou Ilnrnl Dr Matthew Henry Kollock V Hodges Co Managers OUR TRIMMINGS Mrs J E Dabney We invite you to call and are always the very best see for yourself and get prices Regular Graduate and Regltcied Physician Lessons given In Oil and China Painting Formerly Assistant Surgeon In U SNavy af Â¬ Drawing In Charcoal Crayon Pastel etc Post Surgeon 0 6 Army and later terwards Surgeon British Marine Service with two Lesson Hours trom 0 to 12 A M years experience as Physician at Hot will welcome the slqk and afSprings Ark CHIJTA FIRED flicted at Ills Ofllce where consultation with Those Interested Invited to one of the Vost Successful Doctors of the ESF STUDIO at Residence oill Main St South pressn age la cordially Invited All Will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent curea guaranteed In every case NTOBIN FASHIONABLETULOR 108 MAIN STREET The Tullahoma ball team arrived in the city yesterday morning from Nashville and the first of the series of games with the locals was played in the afternoon To day tho game will be called at 2 p m and on tomorrow at 230 One of the lamest crowds of the season witnessed yes terdays game and no doubt the other two gamrs will be well natronized The visitors are crack ball players and the club has been carrying the belt in Tennessee amateur ball cir jcles since tho opening of the season Irof Troggc Goes to Uulontonn Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats Succeseully All Chronic and Long Standing Diseases hospital methods undertaken Catarrh A3KKrtB Blood and Skin Dis ease Tumors 3 By wearing a suit of Eczema Sores Pimples Scofula arising Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troublespromptly on Impure state of the blood frotn and completely eradicated forever from the system restoring health and purity Â¬ Weakback eases of tho bladder of both sexes promptly and safely cuied special and careful treatment JUaQlSS will receivefor all their many Prof S L Frogge has been elected superintendent of the public schools at Uniontown Ky a position that pays 100 per month There are five teachers and the schools aie in a very prosperous condition Prof Frogge taught the Benton school last year and returned to his home here the He is one of the middle of June be4 school men in the state and tho Uniontown people are to be congratu lated upon securing his services Not Guilty of Murder Urinary JTidney and burning urlno dis frequent and sJjWtB tSMw MtMgTxM IMM v I WMtdtrnM Fulfil off NDERWEAR reasonable price and 10 per cent These goods are silk stitched and Diseases Wivate Strictures Varicocele GTfi Syphilis Gleet cele TendornesslWeakness of Organs Piles Fistula quickly cured without pain oa deten- tion from business v36 J Cfo JL very handsome The examining trial of Bud Wil liams col for the killing of John Young another negro near Longview last week took place before Judge The evidence Breathitt Tuesday showed the killing to have been accidental and Williams was permitted to go Be was however fined S25 for carrying a pistol He paid tho necessary sum and left for his home Mr John Y Owsley and Miss Mat tie Buckner prominent society people drove over to Clarksville Tues Â¬ day evening and were quietly mar- Â¬ ried at 8 oclock p m They left tho young ladys family under the impression that they were gong to drive out inthe country ta Mr M A Masons to make a visit and spend the night Nothing was therefore thought of it when they did not return and the firbt intimation their friends had oE the wedding wa cunvoyed in a telegram from Mr Owsley early Wednesday morning that they were married and would te Tho turn home about 1 oclock city at that hour anr reached the went at once to the home of th brides parents where they are novi staying temporal ily Upon their ai rival iu Ciarksvilk they were met by Mr Harry Bryan who was in that city and alter a li- cense had been piocured they repaired to the residence of Eev A U Boone of the Baptist church where the couple were united in marriage after which they returned to tho Ar On tho followinglington Hotel Mr morning they left for home Owsley is one of Hopkinsvilles best known and most popular young men He is the youngest son of the late Mr D B Owsley and reach ed his majority less than a year ago He inherited a handsome fortune and owns a line farm in tho southern 3or tiou of the county and operates a merchant tailoring establishment iu this city He belongs to one of the best families in the state and and is a young man ot lino promise His bride is one of the ydunger set o Hopkinsvilles best society She iB tlje only daughter of Mr Saml G Buckner one of the leading citizene of the county long prominent in bu She ie iness and political circles still in her teens and to a bright mind carefully trained in the best schools she acids the charm of face and figure that entitle her to rank among the loveliest girls of a city noted for the beauty of its women Slight of figure graceful in carriage winniug in manners and lovable ir disposition she has been a favorito during the short time she has been in society The Kentcckian joins with thoir host of friends in wishing thorn a bright and happy future Esfi Ingram DeiMi Loss of Energy and Confidence tho dreadful effects Weakness of Early Vice which brings Organio unfitting one for business study or enjoyment of life treated with never falling success On Debility Nervous Melancholy DizzinessNight tions Impotenoy Emis- - examination theurlnarv deposits a ropy sedi ment will ofton be found and sometimes small particles of albumen will appearor the color will be of a thin mllklsh hue again changing to a dark and turbid appearance There are many men who die of this difficulty iKnorant of the cause whloh Is tho second stage of Seitinal Weakness The dootor will guarantee a perfect pure in all such cases and a healthy1 restoration of tho genltureurinary WRITE your troubles if living away from cured at the city You can bo secrecy home by corres in DoniMeu Absolute medicine all profes sent secure glomnrdeallngs and Testimonials of BAtlents m Zaor cRtlnn Bank references to my are never published responsibility cheenuuy given Auuress 50 Cents still giving Our competitors say we must be over stocked but what is that to you if you can buy choice of our straw hats for Found Dead la Tied 0ur boys clothing is V getting low but werave 1 n AC 10 PEK UtWT UJr Jt rr 1 PT CLOllOOK Church Street 1 Tizn Shirts Strong Holdworld 50 in the the best shirt Just received anpther lig shipment of 4 t 613 f - rt ll T- Maehville Tenn v im l j I v l for i u jt- CENTS r ir ymm0- W D Bell a prominent business man of Springfield Tenn was found dead in bed last Sunday about noon The cause of death is unknown Ho was in perfect health two hours before his dead body was discovered and was unusually cheerful Ho was 38 years Charged With a serious Crime old and unmarried Deceased was well known in this city having freJtohil A Coleman a young man who quently visited friends here has relatives in this city wad arrest- Â¬ ed Tuesday on the order of Postoffico The Glorloua Fourth 4 Inspector Houk who charges hiira Tho 4th of July was not observed with embezzling S173 of postal funds as a holiday in this city yestorday at a station near Fort Smithy Ark save by the banks and postofficej He will be taken to Arkansas for trial- but some houses closed in the afterJudge nnd Mrs NY H Gardner noon Ono patriotic firm J H An Â¬ of Frankfort were in the city this derson Co decorated theirwindows which wap tho only evidence that week Judge Gardner is state1 dti the day was different from all other spector and came on business con Â¬ nected with the asylum days Esq T N In died this morning nt 2 oclock gram He lived near Canton and bad been magistrate of tho Canton district for a number of years Ho was 81 years old and died with a congestive chill He leaves a large family of children and grand children Cadiz July 1st rKa j V a M i W At I III zpxJpL 2 C ySn ngii Wifa n VI 1 r V va J V a n HOPKINSVilLLE dazed wonder turning to tha man for explanation but that gentleman was flying as fast as his lumbering feet would carry him out of tho wayof dis agreeable questions n When qncc Elsie Whitford put her did not stop to hand to tho plow she count tho furrows so controlling her curiosity she bore hor prize away to her lodging where after pacifying hor landlady and enlisting tho sympathetic i services of the domestic sho plungbd it 3 CofiyfifSfr ttt -- Se in a bath of hot watar whence It came forth pink dimpled and pretty us a lit CHAlTER XVIL tlo ilvo Cupid Thon sho fed him and C1SIE FISDS 80METIHNO when ho had eaten to his hcart con Life had so loner flowed on pleasantly tent she counted her money and went at the Fifth avenue mansion that Elsie forth to purchase suitable clothes for thought that fate was tired of perse- Â¬ hor poor little pensioner Not till thon cuting her Iler pupils were all sho did sho begin to ply him with quescould wish loving affectionate duti- Â¬ tions Ho could not tell her much Tho bad ful her eccentric mistress had not only taken her into favor but had actually man ho said seizod him when ho was made a pet of her admitting her into walking in the woods ever so long ago the family circle nay even into the ftnd had brought him by boat and train sacred precincts of dining and drawing-- 4 great distance Oh no the bad man rooms on gala occasions Only last had not been very cross with him until night she had been present at a grand quite lately nor had they wanted food ball given in honor of tho eldest daugh Â¬ until a few days ago ters attaining her majority and tho Tho next thing to do was to telegraph dazzle of the brilliant scene had hardly the prospector but hero another obfaded from her imagination than sho stacle was in tho way A terrible storm found herself crying her eyes out in had swept off miles of wire so no mes the keenest distress sage could bo got through nor was it That very morning it had all hap-Â¬ likely tho clerk said that communicapened At an early hour Mrs Grindlay tions could bo made under a week at had demanded an interview with her least Sho could write of course ho in her boudoir where she was sitting suggested but ho was pretty cerflushed nervous and terribly out of tain that the railroad was blockaded temper and ho did not think a letter would fare So Miss Whitford you have conde much better scended to come at last had been El- Â¬ This would not have been so Berlous sies greeting only the poor girl found that after her Really madam I made all haste recent outlay sho had only four dollars remaining not a very princely sum on the girl replied Of course you know why I have sent which to keep two persons In a city for you like New York where everything Is No madam always at war prices Early on What after your conduct last Next day was Sunday aight Monday morning Elsie was trying to My conduct last night resolve herself into a committee of Oh you are all innocence I suppose ways and means Tho more sho puz- Â¬ 1 am alluding miss to your disgrace Â¬ zled her brains tho greater seemed her ful carryings on with Adolphus Gib dilemma dollars were not elastic and ton the wisest head could not make more What the fatxious youth with the than a hundred cents out of them eye glass Why I talked to him out of Theres a lady and gentleman down It was sheer p ty in the parlor for you miss Fatuous young man indeed Do you the friendly handmaiden who bore the know Miss Whitford that that young summons gentleman is worth one hundred thou- Â¬ Fully believing they were some peo- Â¬ year sand dollars a ple whose advertisement she had an Im glad to hear It for his sake for swered sho bado Willie keep out of it would be difficult for him to earn his mischief and tripped downstairs for own living the interview That is all very fine Mrs Grindlay But she had hardly entered the room remarked severely it is just such than sho found herself in the grasp of treatment as that for men are such a friendly hand and a pleasant voice fools that drove Mr Gibson to take rang in her ears So weve run you to earth at last the step he did last night May I ask what step he took mad but dearie me How pale and out of um sorts you are looking What a naughty As if you didnt know Well if you bad wicked girl you are to run away riust hear it then he actually asked like this my permission to call and pay his adOh Mr Woodgrove Im so glad to dresses to you I really never was sc soo you and tho poor childs eyes shocked in my life danced with unfeigned delight Does the shocking character of hia Then a white haired elderly lady Elsie came forward and took the girls hand proposal reflect on him or me asked with provoking innocence with such a sweet look on her benevoMrs Grindlay flushed furiously lent face that Elsie involuntarily I do believe you have no conception raised herself on tip too and kissed her of the word propriety You forget your a proceeding which seemed to hugely delight Mr Woodgrove position you forget his And you yours madam Didnt I toll you so ma ho chuck- Â¬ Told you youd take to my little What you are insolent and aftos led all I have done for you You will seeh governess the moment you set eyes on another home thih day montht Misn her didnt I Mrs Woodgrove laughed Whitford No madam to day Hes quite in love with you dear so Oh yes go off at once and leave me you must excuse his gushing manner Now tell me have with those tiresomn children Then I sJift said sweetly suppose you will pose as a martyr beyou secured any other position No Elble replied with tears wellfore Uncle Woodyxove and I shall ing never hear the last uf it cried Mr Woodgnove Hurrah I Do not fear that Mrs Grindlay thats all right then so all youve got will not stay another night in your house but I will not carry my gi iev to do is to pack up your traps and come along with us nnces to that good old man Go with you sir -- where And as for mone3 Since you are Why where would you go but home give you so reasonable I will gladly Just what you owe me nothing of course To Buffalo my dear Well leave by thh afternoons train for 1 more Thon I think Miss Whitford it would be as wejl nut to say good by to the children it is n J use stirring up a i fuss over such a trifle Not the slightest ue Elsie as touted and left the room dismissed Back to her old lodging again Then came a time of adversity of perpetual daily disappointment enough even to crush the high hopes of this courageous girl Advcrtieinents she answered by tho score Now it was a public speaker who wanted an amanuensis an office that needed an attendant a eorrespondent for a now company but the burden of their slory was always the same the advance of a few hundred dollars as an assurance of good faith not on the part of tho bogus enterprise but on behalf of tho unfortunate applicant who was to em- Â¬ bark her services with very dubious chance of ever receiving payment To add to her trouble her stock of IS THIS LITTLE BOY YOURS money was getting daily more and more attenuated and in the midst of dare say youll boas glad as Iain to get pll these worries an adventure occurred away from tho big city toher which on ly plunged her deeper Oh but Im afraid I cannot go with Into difficulty you Then Elsie told all her troubles One cold blustering day she was re- Â¬ from beginning to end winding up turning from a fruitless hunt after em Â¬ with the exciting recital of her discov ployment when her eye was attracted ery of Willie Wildcrs who was forth- Â¬ to a tall slouching man apparently a with fetched downstairs and exhibited tramp Li a very dilapidated condition to her wondering visitors leading by the hand a very tired little Mrs Woodgrove of course fell In boy love with him at once and kissed and The child looked at her with a pitiful crooned over him as though ho had fiance which went straight to her been her own little lost darling a Notwilhstandlng his dirty course of petting to which tho young ieart jlothcs and unkempt hair it was appar gentleman took with intense satis- Â¬ tnt that he was a lovely boy faction The man noticed her wistful gldnce You say ho comes from Michigan ind looking round to see that no po- Mrs Woodgrove asked liceman was in the neighborhood be Yes from Oretown in tho upper ran to whine forth a tile of suffering peninsula Is this little boy yours she asked From Orctown ejaculated tho old Well no miss Im a kcepin the gentleman Why thats the very place tid for a gent as was to meet mo hero from which Frank Grey hailed in pay for my trouble but he aint Frank Grey Elsie cried blushing iome an1 if he dont turn up afore crimsom Do you know Mm Mr Wood aight by thunder I grove Hark nt her Do we know him The little fellow had never taken hia Well Jyes ojr the girls face Suddenly he ira Do we know Frank Groy matched himself freo from the mans I yess we do Why my dear child he grasp anS iung himself sobbing upon m this world I would not do to show Elsie my gratitude and affection for you and Oh dont you know me dont you your noble wife nothing but this one knowrme Im WiUlrf Wllders of Ore thing KENTUCKIAN ForthirtyyearsTuttsPills hae July i89e mnm If Tried Friends Best A Known Fact AwJJtf if proven a blessing tp the invalid Are truly the sick mans friend MMMMMiMMWWMMgMlt wExtraordinary cut in prices TUTTS Liver PILLS AN ABSOLUTE CURE For bilious headache dyspepsia sour stomach malariaconstipa tion and all kindred diseases THE LEADER How ilf Ths rediced the price KU 4inirJiii4iiUiaririixn4L Mluo etyiXTnr t ihc We have ffinncjsKttZ 7TXS AMMlCM 1 BSAKO CSMFMt STOKS5S tKWfOWU Utfc m a w m ns mm Gore Prompt Posli Cure for Impottnce Lota Seminal oj Manhood Will e Loss of Memory make uou a STRONG Vigor- Â¬ ous Man Price 100 B Boxes 96 00 Special Directions Mallei with each Box Address fitllul Bnow Ltnlmwt C i 0010 LuoAlAvt MO- 6TLOUI8 ABSOLUTELY PURE THE OLD RELIABLE Emissions Spermatorrhea Nervousness Self Distrust of our entire stock of M I L -L I N E R Y from a ten cent SAILOR to our fineskt PATTERN HATS SWEET OAPORAL 1 Third Ojt Their Eegular Value1 It will pay you to call and i i CIGARETTE Has stood tho Test of Tlmj s MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHER BRANDS COMBINED lSphtfMSirtS1 see- for yourself j J THE TURNING POJNT reachedwhen you begin to have Palpita tion of the Has boon In Poor that tins i v ASSEBTIOIT is no ffeart cu difii 1 1 y turning oter breathing Your blood is impure j you need a in iriMnc en rmirh mrr than you imagine serious and fatal diseases result from trifling ailments neglected Don t play with Nature s Health It At HJUU S JEEE JbvttZ WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY nun f liM LMUfcR J io5j BiS B I I II TO BEATS Hurrtwick greatest gift health Mme Fleurette Levy Mgr It will set you up and make a nes jjerscm of you For sale hy SuB Brown Qr out of sorts weak and generally ex hausted nervous Jr have no appetite UUU fKAlaM dlGiCCilUK 1PPPPMSSSSMM n Jlril druggist ITCHING PILES J Iron t Utlll MIC ttll aiVllthtaA- - WUiK PILES JSoJd Bitters SWAYNES modicinewhlchis Browns Iron 131 JW 1CW UUl gl ICIS lies cure Dcnem t K MAM As A vuiua tviti lite very first dose it wont stain your S J item aiiu 11 pleasant to take A ailCllglllClllHg J i iji I have thern 200 all colors novelties jJt Tlne jFsileice You want them ABBOLUTBLT CURBS BYM FTOM8 Moleture f lnUnt lUhtnff and stlaglnirl moct atnlsbtt worHbrHntekhf If protrad allowed to lonUint tumors form becoming Trr whUh often Hfwl nd err SWA VJSKB LiTaiEiiXitoiltllllina tumor Sol 1 br drarrliu or b bleeding borb the SesuFlliadUsUfc tU for W eu rnsirgd bx Dm a OINTMENT Sailors Sljapes Sailor At prices from 10c to by K C HARD WICK BEST IN QUAIITV lerl ud nm IL VDvsueDsla OST IN QUANTITY fft nnlv ttll frntllnf tt ra rrneaifi rrt 9 lines on the wrapper All others are sub- stitutes On receipt of two ac stamps we 9 will send KM nf Tfln Rratttfil Wnlrfa 41 Pulp VIW4 iinrl rtnnirfrt -DonuM wiikiniwnh rn dmtiiiadf tin uctiri wwi unuillwnC 1Y1U urtvsni 4 Neuralgia Constipation Bad Blood Malaria Nervous ailments Womens complaints Kidnev and Liver Troubles I am daily receiving all the latest H She Palace Leads in Styles Trimmed Hats from 2oc to 500 Eibbons Laces Silks Velvets Flowers Hair Ornaments Ladies Vests Gloves Silk Floss Stamped Goods Corsets Hos iery Also a full line of Butterick Patterns J r V vv 1 w HES nr GREMI k FUOEi VER 20 YEARS FOR EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED BOIAt Atr DKTJGGISTS IVepared 200000 Two MRS ADA CORNER 9TH MAIN LAYNt TERMS CASH Mas lod all WORM Remedies ItlCIIARRSOT MKMUNK tO Thousaud Dollars in Premiums PREMIUM FOR EACH SUBSCRIBER br gsarsasaNBsfsKsafEBHs ST LOUS SEMI WEEKLY AMERICAN Will glTe to pach Yearly Subscriber from now until Octnbet 1st a hnncUome Present A number of Fortunate j Subscribers will receive Valjnble Prizes iTABLEICSlli 1I10K EYE 1 I SlfCFill iGURES A NOTHING BUT PILES BEST REMEDY for PILES KOIn Iti AZI BIStrCCISTS ST LOUIS Prrtte7EICEA23T XEO CO SURE and CERTAIN CUPE known tor 15 voar as tho W IdHiBjjy figures 18035 The periontltst placing these figures In thr order they tiro on this bill w llrecehe the first First Prize 5C0Cash 100 worth ot Furniture Second Prle Third Pi Ize 100 Orian Fourth Prize 100 Bicycle Fifth Prize 100 Farm Vnjon Sixth Prize 50 dewing Machine Seventh Prize 100 Pockotknlfe to fifty dlf forent subscribers In addition to these premiums each and ev ory yearly snbscilbor will receive a Handsome Picture which would cost in any storo thirty five 35 or fifty 50 cents These pictures will cost The Seml W eekly American at least Two Thousand Dollars Thee prizes will be given uj on the following conditions The SemMVeokly American has deposited In tho Treasury of the State of Tennesseo a One Dollar Bill sealed In envelope which envelope wlllbeopenedOctoberlt All U S bills are Upon this bill are the following numbered liable commission merchants and because they can handle shipments quick and to the best advantage for the shipper A trial shipment solicited Write to them for quotations before shipping Specialties Eggs Butter Poultry Fruits of all kinds Beans Potatoes Onions Hay Grain Headquarters for Furs Hides and Wool Capital S4000000 Liberal advances made on con- Â¬ signments General correspondence solicited YOU CAN MAKE MONEY By shipping to Herndon Carter Company Commission Merchants Louisville Ky because they are the larcrest and moat re Lumber mim GUARANTEED PROM THE Hardware GOOD PURE WATER ALL THE YEAR ROUND G oTo LOUISVILLE Haye your Photograph made t The second person placing r hesa figures right orcomlngneaiest placing them right will be given the second prize The third person placing these figures right or being the nex t nearest will recen e tho third prize prize WYBRANTS NEW STUDIO After theeorzes arodlstilbutedTho Semi Weekly American will give to each of the fifty subscribes placing the number nearest right a Weekly American Tho fourth fifth and sixth prize be distributed In order will then mircniffl w No 580 Fourth Avenup Louisville Jo Ky IT Ton Want to Stop Tobacco YCU CAN BE CURED WHILEUSINQ r The habit of ueinR tobacco grows on a man until srave diseased conditions are produced Tobacco causes cancer of tho mouth and stomach dyspepsia losuof memory nervous flflectkE congestion of tho retina and resulting wasting of tho optic nerve in impairment of vision even to tho extent of blindness alzzlnees or vertigo tobacco asth ana nightly suffocation dull pain In region of heart fillowed later by sharp pains palpitation and catened puUe resulting in fatal heart disease It also onuses loss of vitality QUIT BEFORE IT 19 TOO LA1 E To qulteudaenly Is too severe a shock to the system as tobacco toan Inveterate Ufer be comes a stimulant that his system continually a scientific aud re cniea hacco cubo is guaranteed to bo per Uahlevepctable remedy fectly harmless and which has been In use tor thrtlaat23 years having enred thousands of t u naoiuini tooacco users amoite s cnewers aim J-- aonut dlppers Vou can use all the tobacco you want while It will notify you when 4 tailngBACCO cimo WE OIVK A WBXTTEX GUA1IAMEB la tO jftop tXlT V CAWft With thrpA hlATM namtuTW tlllv nilmilTl i or refund the money with ten percentlnterest tBACCo cuno is not o substitute but a rell- il able anU8en tine cure wnicn ansoiuieiy ue- for stros thecraving withtobacco Avlthout the aid i clwDl rowerand as pureno Inconvenience It aud free from ntcoi leaves the sj stem tine as the day you took your Ant chew or i smoke Sold uy all drugslsts at IICO per box three twiven ililrtvdvd treatment tkWli a QUABAN- TKi ex rk J2 Wor sentdlxe t upon recelpi of tPMXfylo cbnt -Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ K 100 Poeke knife Kemember you must pay 100 for 1The Pepil lor one year to e entitle to a guess The Slrst correct guess rocived will receive the first prl20 The time tho guess Is received will place It ahead of other like rumpo Intro- Â¬ The Semi Weekly Ameilcan needs no duction It has been published in Nashvlllb lpi for over fifty years Sixteen pages a weekweek papers a year It Is published twice a Mondays and Tburcdays 100 a year It Is a live clean family newspaper giving all the news containing nrtlclcs of Interest to the farmer merchant and labiiror bpcciai articles of Interest to Ladles and Culldreii Send fou Sampix Cory To Agents No cemuilssion allowed upon an subscriber who enter this cutest nut two agent will be allowed a gios for everv j early uubscripttons sent In Address in m pip 3 ph Mr mm 5 3 m CO r Dj H an THE SEMI WEEKLY AMERICAN Jr mLLim i PSM etc m Hri M i mmmMMk ho l rt Nashville Teiintssei CS CD For a OBTAIN A PATENT write to CAN orlnlon prompt answor and an bonest nearly fllty yearn IJIUNN iSs CO who huro bad experience In the patent buslncts Communlca of In trlctly confidential A Handbook to ob bpw formation concerning Patents and of median Â¬ catalogue tain tbem sent freo Also a freo leal and sclcntlflo boobs sent Co recelro Patents taken tbrouRh Munn and epoclal notlceln tho Hcjentlllo American wltn- brought widely before tho pubii thu are lisued weekly elegantly Illustrated fans br far the liSest circulation of any ecientlBo work in the 3 a year Sample copies eent free world Bulldln Edltlonmonthly f 50 a year Single copies IS cents Every number contains beau- Â¬ of in colors and tiful plates plans enabling photographs shownew the builders nouses wUh secure contracts Address latest designs andWW YOBK BhOADWAY CO MtJMW COPYRIGHTS I i GQ ijJ W BiW im ri SII ilPsl K5 mrr Hopkinsville Ky Virginia Street Phone 98 Between Fourth and Eifth r O Gr MoDaniel o mm rw srruv rnr iri towr u VWhyv f Ul Beauty in the heart writes its name P Business Mgr n tni v k m w i j n I 1 TT r iAfirTrTiTTiTAT ma m cm tLi imi i it fw i l I t bb f B B VB FV H H iA j I fa t v w r PH iaHl w uBB VVi irH VH1 Vr H f K 7 Ht Pf l t-- A A j Hfei F k BBBBBk 9H JHf MH IflH PIB Ht B B HHr P r HT T t Hr K l BB H A f H IbH k V flv B H H v Vk H M lB H MB l V 4HHb P Hvf H Q BBBHHl A w A BBB HHTr k v HH pMw lH B 9IIPIk HTK BHflJHHP iH wH B iB HlI HlH AIIIf AH H All HB MT H MiB H MHi v IB BI l MHkAIH MH H jkm Hk o H K H jb j vh i jh iAIH 11 IH H MIIKi 11 HI MIH hI l AmAv H xP AmL AH IB 1 Amk 1 HHIr HIB IP l lllk jllA AH IIIf r iHv M vIH HIIIB IIHr That Dont Occiirvery day to the People of Christian County V if---- A sir W CC XT A T TT FiG4 la VBr f BB -H T 10 i w i nnB Ti tA Jh i i Ti B r crt1tTO-2-uLs- t 7ill Toe aiys be seen tc be appxecleted ofexed to Tlae 3Peppie ox rLeszt k- - i Wfl IJkIjEMpct La f rH Id ll This is the month in which we reduce our stock and get ready for another season and our present sale will bo characterized by the sann wonderful bargains and irrepressible values as in the past we intend to i I J I UcUJJ Ui ontinuing 30 Days i hi Ar s t f i 7 5 1 REDUCE OUR f TOCK leacl Before placing any orders fo fall and you know when we sav we will do a thing we do it regardless of cost We have just finished invoicing and have thrown out all Odds and Ends Broken sizes and suits carried over from last year These will be sold at less than the cost of the material Our regular stock is not quite as large as it was at the beginning of the season but it is about equal to any of our neighbors in quantity and TvTsi T in QuLStlit into We can fit you and please you Our regular stock not including Odds and Endsis divided A i FIV 0CCI LOTS iT FIVE T3DTT7Q lUOJJU X e tv SATURDAY JULY 6 For THIRTY Days vi x iy3 We will offer Goods at the following OTr Pxices CHILDRENS SUITS AND FURNISHING GOODS Lot 2 Lot 3 Lot 4 Lot r rc lift 1 This price gets ehoice of our very 7 akes choice of nieds and young Takes chbice of meiis and young Takes choice of mens and young mens STRONGEST line of suits Mens mens men s t and young mens sacks and frocks in All of everj kind and description sacks all the new and popular shades and in gray brown black and mixed Cas in gray brown black and mixed round and straight cut frocks gray every one Fine Imported Fabrics simeres round and straight cut Scotch Cassimeres round and straight brown black and mixed Scotch and Scotch English and German texsacks and frocks Suits that sold at cut sacks and frocks Suits that sold at English Cassimeres Suits that sold at tures Suits that sold at 450 6 650 and 7 550 Wool Suits 850 75 700 hi 1250 AA Zot Lot 6 1200 Takes choice of any suit in the All Wool Suits All Wool Suits brought over from last year The goods that money can buy or the latter are not cut quite as long as this loomp produce all imported fabrics seasons suits but the price will make up for it Suits that sold at Suits that sold at Takes choice of over 200 suits bro- Â¬ ken sizes odds and ends and suits house either sack or frock the finest 499 Odd Pants and 9 960 10 11 and 12 KNEE PANT SUITS HATS TRUNKS VALISES 13B0andl5 Furnishing G oods 16 175020and2250 10JL250 landl75 35e 34c 59c 79 Furnishing G oods 29c 19c 24c 40c 77c SI 75 10c Lot childs hats worth 40c for 35c valise for 175 fancy Buits ages 3 to 8 50c boys crushers for 39c 45c valise for Si 25 years for 50c mens crushers for 39c 50c valise for 2001fancy suits ages 8 to 8 yrs 150 75c mens and boys crushers 49c 75c valise for SI 00 valise for 250 fancy suits ages 8 to 8 yrs 199 S100 mens and boys Al69c 125 valise for pines for 300 fancy suits ages 8 to 8 yrs 225 150 valise for 25Q 125 mens crushers and Al400 fancy suits ages 3 to 8 yrs 89c 200 valise for pines for 500Tf8lncy suits ages 8to 8 yrs 250 150 mens crushers and Alpines 850 valise for 100 SI 00 for 500 valise for J50 suits ages 4 to 15 yrs 125 200 mens full shape Alpines 250 trunks for suits ages 4 to 15 yrs 200 crushers for 125 300 trunks for 175 JkjSQ suite ages 4 to 15 yrs 250 mens full shape crushers 350 trunks for 200 WQ suits ages 5 to 15 yrs and Alpines for 150 450 trunks for 250 800 mens full shape crushers 400 suits ages 4 to 15 yrs 500 trunks for 200 and Alpines for 050 trunks for 250 4 to 15 yrs 500 suits ages 375 500 Stetsons best for 250 suit case for 250 1 50 stiff hats for 700 suits ages 4 to 15 yrs 100 800 suit case for 150 We have about 200 suits winter 250 stiff hats for 175 300 stiff hats for weight brought over from last winter 400 stiff hats Knox for 250 325 500 stiff Knox bsst for that we will sell at 19c You can And anytliiiijr 25c boys yacht caps for 34c caps for 50c boys yacht want HALF PRICE Lot childrens caps worth 50c 10c 200 Windsor Ties worth 85 and and 75c for Some wonderful values In 50c choice for Bargains in Straw Hats 25c White and fancy hdkfs for 35c White fancy and cambric hdkfs 15c half linen hdkfs for 40c 55c 25c pure linen hdkfs for 69c 35c pure linen hdkfs for 89c 50c initial silk hdkfs for 50c silk Jap hdkfs for S100 10c boys suspeneders for 125 15c boys suspenders for 200 25c bos suppenders for 800 25c mens Buspenders for 190 35c mens suspenders for 225 50c mens suspenders for 175 225 300 350 475 165 DONT TTTTS MISS SAJLig you 15C tnislot Vr- 100 loc Imported french cotton suits 12S 5c Imported lisle thread shirts 89c 10c 50c unld white shirt for 39c 50 Light Colored Pants 15c 75c unld white shirt for 64c NET COST 17c SI 00 unld white shirt for 79c wool pants for S200 23c 25c shirt waists for 19c S300 all 34c 400 all wool pants for 300 50c shirt waists for 34c 75c mens silk suspenders for 49c 500 all wool pants for 400 100 slrrt waists star for 69c 125 mens silk sattin suspfor 49c f 200 all wool jeans 50c paris silk garter for 25c Seamless cotton sox for 4c pants grey black or 25c empire silk garters for 16c 15c bro blk and mixed sox for 10c brown unsheared worth S125 25c cuff buttons for 15c 25c blk and mixed sox for 12k and 150 all Rizes for 50c cuff buttons for 25c 35c blk and tan sox 19c 75c cuff bottuns for 38c 40c colored shirts for 25c 100 cuff buttons for 50c Lot Eanqy Bosom Laund ZA 50c colored shirts for 34c 75c 150 cuff buttons for Shirts n nrth- SI VK At 1 KO fnrWW w V 65c colored shirts for 49c AllSoarp Pins and U I U if 10 75c colored Bhirts for 50c Manhattan colored bosom Jjl C Cottar Tln rnvo O 1J I I P I UU shirts worth S150 for heavy work shirts worth from 50c toJlt00f JQ Hickory hats all sizes Vi-IUlU-f- 40c Blchd drill dress for 4c 8c 35c bvo drill dress for 10c French balbriggan shirts 48c Imported fish net shirts 20c Imported nain sook suits 25c Imported Harvard Mills 3uits 50c knee pants for 50c over alls for 75c over allB for Sl00 over alls for 150 half wool pants for 150 200 pin stripe wool for at c 69c V f Utl g0gfr39 cents 2Tcfi Vsiiinif coz a kjirtMAal Jtk RflTTTWATIF I Vr HB IIf r fw r HH fyjM r H i Mii 1 T TtefcJi lH B i Vj iisJ J3Jwy n Jt i H l fy St ft V S6Minsiijl KEtjqKiisfr What Shall I mwiiftiW iMuww July 6 1895 itAV tf 3Kjiftitjtf trilte Setttttcliian fCMJISB TUISMT ANi HERE AND THEEE Do K7 rs U VlJ W a v FK1MI WH- CHAS M MEAGHAM JBUBSCRrFHON 2 A YEAR f ADVANCE ar Mate tor standing MayeriMements furnished cso appilefttloiu OFFICE 212 SOUTH MAIN IwJ reading notices Mntaper lfne Spo tialLecals 6 cents pur Hoe each Insertion STREET Grape baes tho best and cheaDeot for sale at this office Born to the wife of Mr John M Morris a 9 pound girl July 4 But a nico hammock and keep cool from City Bank Hopkinsville Ky 1 uroquet sets from 75o to iSaUO Ed R BogardLaFayette Ky Dr E N Fruit Dentist ofScoiover at Is ths earnest almost agonizing cry of vfreak tired nervosa women and crowded overworked struggling men Slight dif Â¬ ficulties ordinary cares household work or dally labor magnify themselves Into seemingly impassable mountains This is simply because the nerves are weak the bodily organs debilitated and they do not ff mw j fews ii 9tzi t I mM n 1 a CT 5s mVS Wm Iff m WJ 1 i iiu 4sf- Mioaction of the Democratic partv TtVeareauthorized to announce JUDGETHOS J MORROW ras a candidate for Circuit Judge of the Third Judicial District subject to the action of the Democratic Convention July 0 XBy are authorized to announce JUDGE THOMAS P COOK Calloway count as a candidate for Judge otalie ClrcuUCourt of this district subject to JVe Ed K Bogards LaFayetto Ky ANNOUNCEMENTS The Griffiths nlaved the Gracev Wo arc authorized to announce ball team Tuesday and won the game JWDGE JOHN PHELPS sst candidate for Circuit Court Judge in this by a BCOre of 4 to 2 district Bubjcot to the action of the Demo FOR KENT Residence on Clav oratlo party Election November 6 1895 Street betweenHth and 16th streets J Feed the nerves proper nourishment organs and tissues on rich red blood and how soon the glow of health comes to the pale cheeks firmness to the unsteady hand and strength to the faltering limb Take i j irmvt I ytWMSw7 1m i E L Fodlks authority we announce v Lyon county as a Judge of this the Third judicial district sub ject to the action of the Demociatlc party nf judge watkins tj candidate for Circuit M A thorough reorganization of the Democratic committee of Christian county has been ordered for October 5 the new committeemen to enter supon their duties Nov 6 Bum am a Era office marriage license was issued A W Saturday Wednesday to wed jjiss Annie iJira Gen Jno B Gordon lectures in purifies vitalizes and enriches tho blood Pembroke this evening and a tremen- Â¬ and is thus the beet friend to unfortunate humanity Be sure to get Hoods and dous crowd will hear him only Hoods All druggists f 1 six for 5 Davis Bros have closed their saloon onSixth street and will return HrtnHe OJllo the after dinner pill ana avvm a m ma xamuy catnaruo 150 to Crofton their old home Cleaning and repairing a specialty LOCALS done by Fowright the tailor and cut- Ur beventu bt between Main and A Sarsaparilla SPECIAL Hoods ttil7ll sJml 1 1 S1 ii j ii ii fj i 1 i Iff 4 it Wc are all fond of K ir Chas R Long will be the vchairman of the state central and ex acutive committees and if he makes G3S good a chairman as Gen Jno B l CastIeman made he will soon hare rthe party in a perfect state of organj Mr ization v Alter the goldbug craze has spent nts force and gone back to the Republican party whence it had its ori- gin the Democratic doctrine of bi metalism will be found doing busi- mess at tho old stand Courage Prof J C Duffy will give special Democrats and keep your eyes on instruction to school pupils or to t96 teachers preparing for examination during the summer at South KentucIharlie Wheeler was elected to sue ky College fl cedd Henry Burnett as executiye com Wm Durrett col charged with t mitteeman for the first district The wife beating had an examining trial Judge Breathitt Tuosdav iPaducah gold bugs downed him in the before was There no evidence eoounty convention but the double against defendant and he producedwas disstandard Democrats of the district charged from custody put the seal of their endorsement up- Messrs W C Wright and Jesse on him in a way that could not be M Bullard have bought out the gro- Â¬ cery stock of J F Pyle and will conimisunderstood tinue the business at the Bame stand Nowifbfi time to sack your grapes under tho firm name of Wright Bullard 2i BesfUvsr3 or Bale at this office We publish in this issue a stateState of Ohio City of Toledo S3 ment of the Bank of Hopkinsville at Luoas County the close of business June 29 1895 Frank J Cheney makes oath that he This banking institution is in a flour Ss the senior partner of the firm of F ishing condition and enjoysa big share Cheney Co doing business in the of patronage Uonsult the statement City of Toledo County and State for full particulars figures etc taforesaid and that said firm will pay H Anderson who is always the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL onMr J lookout for bargains has the LARS for each and every case of 10000 Oatarrh that cannot be cured by the bought aA Levi at stock of clothing from E Madisonville at uso of Halls Catarrh Cure 50 cents on the dollar and has inau FRANK J CHENEY gurated a mammoth half price sale Sworn to before me and subscribed ee his big advertisement on the 8th itu my presence this 6th day of De- page cember A D 1886 In the statement of the First NaA W GLEASON tional Bank of this city published SEAL xT i in our last issue an error in the type 1XULUIJ X UU11U made it appear that the individual Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter deposits were only 55643290 when raally and acts directly on the blood it should have been 15643290 This iandmucouB surfaces of the system bank makes a most creditable show ing as will be seen by reference to Send for testimonials free F J CHENEY CO Toledo 0 the corrected statement which ap pears elsewhere in this issue JgpSold by Druggists 75c Dr A P Campbell has resumea his practice and also has secured the right to extract teeth bv the Rainless Al process umce over tJassett s u o Mr W H Jesup of Fairview sold a hogshead of tobacco on our market this week at 1425 It was fine leaf and in good order Nelson Good and Lizzie Cross a colored couple were married at the M E church Wednesday evening Rev S H Mitchell officiating R G Conley a Todd county far- Â¬ mer living near Pincheom has as signed Liabilities about 5000 as- Â¬ sets ample to meet the indebtedness The trustees of the Public school ia the Gracey district have elected Miss Alice Linder to teach the school this fall The session will begin August J V A C dC Xyle We Are Advertising 0 The old reliable Furniture dealers and undertakers Up stairs in Henry block Hopkinsville Ky And so Grover haajrone a flshincr And weve heard from old Japan Shes giving China a licking But were still at the same old stand J fc IZentsliaw we wear Especially with reference to tne clothes The Celebrated Happy Home Guaranteed Qothing S f is not only the best in quality most perfect in style fit and workmanship but is the cheapest Clothing in the market lV If you doubt it come and see for yourselves And examine our shop made furniture and be astonished at fie low prices we are selling it for Every garment guaranteed by the makers to give satisfaction or your dollars refunded I Ttttttt House and Lot For Sale My residence property on South Main street is offered for sale The lot is a large and well improved one admirably located and altogether one the Mammoth Clothing Shoe Co No Main St Hopkinsville Ky GREAT 1 S Clearance SALE Hotel Latham Block 1st Door Beginning Monday JTOJEU7 EMerything of the most desirable in the city Will also sell all of my household and kitchen furniture horse and phfeton and other personal property Sat- Â¬ isfactory terms MRS RITCHIE BURNETT Hopkinsville Ky Regardless of Cost oes IB Pi KlIlillEll The Main Street FURNITURE Dealer A Complete and Beautiful Stock on hand all at to Kiont op Main Entkance T J SARZEDAS Late of Louisville Wright Bullardsiiccessors to J F- Pyle for grocer Â¬ ies produce etc A choice stock now be Call on Professional Cards J T Hanbebt Fbank Bels HANBERY k BELL ins opened Wright Bullard 210 South Main street Practice In the Courts of Christian andlad olnlng countlca Office City Hall building Court Square HOPKINSVILLE KY for yon in tuis Space A Surprise H LOWEST Cash FIGURE Bed room Suits Wheat Sacks Otter Creek Burla ana Tip Ton Sacks cheap at FOR ES BROS I WITHERS 50UISELL0S TITTOPEY W S AT LAW Office J over PIatera Bank HOPKINSVILLE KY W HARPERS Ky Andrew Seargent M D PHYSICIAN And SURGEON Filth and Main streets Cltr Court Room rTELEPHONE NO 5 OFFICE opposite elsoo Co A A Whiskey A QENTLEMAN8 WHI8KEY WHISKEY FOR THE 8IDEBOARD WHI8KEY FOR THE 8I0K ROOM week Wallis Grocery next m si If up A Solid Oak Sui or M Wl- J2 m 75 W N DUCKER FUNERAL DIRECTOR H H Painter Done Skerritt Poper tjii SOLD BY and Hanger Hopkinsville Ky W R LONG ALL WORK with Neatness and Dispatch and at Low Ky STOVES The best stock of Siovbs andRANos In tho city Wanted Wanted ofllceJHoDkln3vlllo est Prices IF- - SHOP 8th street next to DR Beard TINWARE Everything in the Tinware line cheap as To give two cows for one To induce a trade will give a large Range in addition original cost 75 Apply to To know a good man is a call to Yitalia double strength for sale by E M FLAOK druggists know God Hopkinsville Ky Dr H H Wallace -P- dirt HYSICIAN SURGEO- N- Hopinsville Ky OFFICE up stairs otmosito Telephone office corner Ninth and Main Reside corner Main and Seventeenth GUS YOUNG has the Agency for the Champion Mowers and Repairs- - ROOFING Call on us for Roofing and Guttering PUMPS Best pumps In the market Force pumps bucket pumps all kinds of pumps til l E O ANDERSON REPAIR WORK Special attention to Repairing The Phy siciapANurpeon Virginia St Hopkinsville Ky Opposite Hotel Latham Purest and the Strongest it 4 P83 Office over Bank ol Hopkinsville Hours from P to 3 fm and 2 to 4 pm W APPool A GFO W YOUNG flGT H Goodwin t Junius OfBice over C McDavltt FRANK RIYES 3ITOIipY-JII-l7rai-g DENTIST Kellys Jewelry Store HOPKINSVILLE - - - Ky FIRST NATIONAL POOL k GOODWIN Hopkinsville BARBER SHOP My analyses of baking powders of general sale in this State show the Royal to be a cream of tartar baking pow- Â¬ der free from ammonia alum lime or any adulterations that its constituents are better proportioned and that it has a larger amount of leavening gas than any of the others W W GRAY PROP Keep the best and freshest stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be found in the city 3EF Country Produce handled Opposite Phoenix Hotel Main street 0x uver rianiers- - isamc Ky Carriages Phaetons I Buggies E NINTH STUBAB MAIN SHAVING 10 SHAMPOOING 25 HAIR CUTTING 25cepl HOPKINSVILLE 11 Nothing but first class work and all done in latest fashion SATISFACTION GUARANTEED will be found with a full line of pleasure ve- Â¬ hicles at F A Yosts Cos harness store on Ninth St Call and see me before buying i4 analyzed C B WEBB A D DOBIC0UBT A mi 1 r P- - c Director and ChenifstJCentucky AgH ExpWment Station kj 4W i fti id u Note Hende rson Entirely new and first class in all W OjjSHOOK DORICOURT SH0 48 y ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO WALL 8Tf HEW YORK 4 respects Excellent Sample Rooms And aervlce unequaled in the city KEXDALE HERD of Berkshire hogs and On Double Car Line t Grainers andPaper Hanger f Southdown sheep Nice lot of year old Bucks andplgsof both sexes now ready for delivery 0 F L P KxwDwrait Proprietors Office onNlnth Street opposite Galther MBKino - Ky Henderson NewsteadKy Wests Tobft90 Warehouse HopUnavillo Ky li I LEADING House Sign and Decorative ffijkJvmrBr ra Vl- - rfcw tft tit0 t7rt u a XLi Hxb IV r ff J W i ii rty Hf J MxW BagfftWWIilWtgiWBWlllJtgwytg v J Jtayi896 IN tf f ia 1 Vs 13 HOPKINSVILLE KENTXT0KI4JST Here is a Partial List of the j v fii f V f c j ABOUND AND ABOUT NOTHINC BUT NkWSFOUND COLUMN lERSOXAX UOSSIF THIS A Condensed Aecouut of the Latest Hap- mf penlngs Temoly Told tor Busy Readers TJtfcffl Earrel was found dead in bedjfcLouisville Miomiel and W E Hendrickson Tiave been arrested in Ohio county for 7 counterfeiting Jas R Garfield eon of the former president has been nominated for state senator in Ohio Sam Carter and Alf Peyton two colored lawyers of Louisville ara spending this week on a rook pile for violating the license tax law George Wake was shot and killed at a hotel in Corsicana Tex by the fathrnnd brother of a woman who was occupying a room with him Mrsf Helen Iglehart has been giv Â¬ en a verdict of 7000 against Wm McClurg for killing her husband in Daviess county She sued him for 15000 Mrs Nannie Bennett of Jefferson villo Ind destroyed the lives of her two children and herself with mor phine The three bodies were buried together Three little children living in the northern part of Letcher county ate mulberries and died within five minutes of each other Spider poison is supposed to be the cause Capt Henry W Howgate the former disbursing officer of the signal service was sentenced at Washington to day to 8 years imprisonment in the penitentiary for forgery Miss Minnie Wilkinson a young lady of high standing in social and re ligious circles committed suicide by ahooting in the Second Presbyterian church at Richmond Va Sunday Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when1 rightly used The many who live bet- Â¬ ter than others and enjoy life more with less expenditure by moo promptly adapting the worlds bet products to the needs of physical being will attest the value to health of the pure liquid ducah laxative principles embraced in the ColomMrs Kate Jones Frieson of remedy Syrup of Figs bia Teun is visiting Mrs John P Ita excellence iB due to its presenting Burnett In tho form most acceptable and pleasÂ¬ Miss Georgia Flack is spending ant to the taste the refreshing and trulythe week with Miss Mary Kadford beneficial properties of a perfect laxative effectually cleansing the syatem in the country dispelling colds headaches and fevers Mrs E P Campbell and daughter ana permanently curing constipation Miss Bessie have gone to Waukesha It has given satisfaction fa millions and met with the approval of the medical Wis to spend the summer profession because it acta on the Kid Â¬ Miss Myrtie Lindsay and brother neys Liver and Bowels without weak Â¬ Charlie Lindsay of Cadiz were in the ening them and it is perfectly free from city yesterday overy objectionable substance Syrup of Figs is lor salo by all drug Â¬ Prof G V Charles the mandolin gists in 50c ana 1 bottles but it Is man Â¬ instructor left this week for his home ufactured by the California Fig Syrup at Grayviile 111 Co only whose name is printed on every of package also the name Little Misses Mary and Louise and being well informedSyrup willFigs not you Thompson are visiting relatives in the accept any substitute if offered from a visit to Cerulean Springs Mr Richard McCarroll and wife have returned to Texas Mis Eva Wood has gone to Liv Â¬ ingston county to visit relatives MissMallie Lindsay of Cadiz is visiting friends in Pembroke MrstTi M Jones is spending a few days at Dawson of Morgan - Miss Lizzie Hoskins field is tho guest of friends in the city Mr C A Brasher and family spent yesterday visiting relatives in Crof ton Miss Marion Lander has returned from a stay of several months in Pa Franklin Ky Mr J Miss Pattyi Flackhaa Returned Di Morris is in 1 Bicycles Engines V Threshers stackers rft Binders fc xm mowers Z Twine f wagons GOODS WE yCARRY INiSTOUJ ft Mki f ri i-- r li M Steami Rubber Hose Beltiner Fitting Goods Majestic Steel Ranges Baobr JJoors 1 ML Blials VKSJISr KNOWLEDGE VV Phaetons Roadj Carts Harrows i Hardware s Cultivators Drills Fertilizers Mouldings Brackets Shingles Mantles Grates Cement Lime Fire Bf ickr White Lead Linseed Oil Glass Putty J3L f raint crushes M Seeds Plows Saddlery Harness r Double bhovels Blacksmithing - Paints Varnishes Tobacco Hhds Barb Wired Staples Nails Horse shoeing Repairing Etc Etc ROCK SALT FOR YOUR CATTLE AND TO FREEZE YOUR CREAM Sash Doors and Blinds Fulllstock bought before the advance and sold accordingly Screen Doors and Windows Made to fit any opening Leave orders ior sizes t v A car load of Steel Roofing just received This makes the cheapest roof you can put on Stables and coal houses built within the fire limits can be built Pembroke neighborhood very cheaply with corrogated Iron siding and covered with steel roofiing night IH i steel plant at Middlesborough while letting himself down from the top of one of the furnaces loosened some brick one of them falling bn his head killing him instantly The Kentucky Distillers Association took no action at this weeks meeting upon the proposed agreement to limit production The mat ter will be considered at another meeting to bo held next Tuesday Si Biggs marshal of Sebree captured Henry Carter the negro who laiseda check and passed it upon MainJros of Henderson a few days ago and carried him to that city Me was placed in the county jail A mob took Marshall E Price from jail at Denton Md and swung him iv the neck from the limb of a tree 11 J TV J ill J jrnce tnaa ussuuiieu a nwie gint uau Lad just been granted a respite pend Â¬ ing an appeal of his case Johnptfohnson col has been sen- Â¬ tence fo death at Mt Sterling for killing policeman Charles Evans Johnson will be the first man in SO years to be honored by a legal hang Â¬ ing in Montgomery county Worth Ellis a youni married man of Glasgow deserted his family and eloped with the wife of Sam Simmons They were arrested at Horse CavOj but were released and they are now in parts unknown The coinage executed at the several mints of the United States during the month of June 1895 is given as fol- Â¬ Gold 1750000 silver SM0 lows 2261 MS minor coins 571200 total 243 In addition there was executed 214000 at the mint at Philadelphia in 20 cent prices for Ecuador The banks are not waiting for a re hearing of the tax cases by the court of appeals but are paying their taxes into the state treasury at the rate fixed by the Hewitt law About three fourths of them have already paid and the treasury will be about 300000 better off Dr Leroy Smith who graduated from the Louisville Medicaicollege a few years ago but who now is practicing at Millersburg eloped to Cincinnati with Miss Louise Smedley who had just graduated from a con- Â¬ vent at Georgetown D C and who ronn finronte Home to Salt Lake Citv They had knowneach other but six days previous The civil service commission at Washington has ordered that an ex Â¬ amination be held in Owensboro on Saturday Aug 8 1895 commencing at 9 o clock a m for the grade of clerk storekeeper gauger anu atore Atafepor gauger Only citizens of the WfiWl SfsitPH ran ha nxamined The age limitations for this examination Jf or cierK not unuor are as fellows 18 for all other grades not under 21 No application will be accepted for this examination unless filed with the secretary in complete form on the proper blank bofore the hour of closing business on Julv 22 1895 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ A O Crusebury a laborer at the Mr Geo W Lander of Gracey is in very feeble health and is now con- Â¬ fined to his bed most of the time Mr W W Crews a well known Trigg county farmer attended the tobacco sales Wednesday Dr Thos B Armistead left for Tuesday to attend a Lexington meeting of the State Chautauqua Mr B J Mathews made a visit to Mt Vernon Ind this week where his wife is spending the summer Miss Lucy Phelps of Louisville and Miss Cornelia Cowan of Joliet Phelps 111 are visiting Mrs C V Mr Potter who was cut at Carmi 111 last week by a man named Green Patrick was not W T Potter but that gentlemans younger brother who was with him here He was not seriously hurt Tenth Semi Annual Statement OF THE Pembroke Deposit Bank INCORPORATED Forbes AS CHEP AS- h Bro in Pembroke Ky At the close of business on tho 29th day of June 1895 RESOURCES G8 203H Loans and Discounts Real estate banking house furniture 260000 andflxtures 1125880 Cash and exchange Well just come and see how cheap they are 32 061 91 LIABILITIES Capital Surplus Deposits Individual Deposits banks Dividends not called for Dividend No 10 this day 3 1 2 pr ct J 80 00 00 41221 S7 93983 749 00 1 050 00 98 74 5000 00 HAENESS SADDLES BEIDLES jst to suit you An elegant line of Summer Lap Robes opened now Every thing you can need we have Taxaccount iting friends in Richmond Va will return in about a month and be home in time to re open his High NPCC School the latter part of August or the first of September MATRIMONIAL Prof and Mrs C H Dietrich Messrs C A Thompson and L H Mrs Madge Kilgore who for a McKee and Misses Alice Lander and number of years has been in charge Where to Stop at Dawson Willie Radford left last night for of the millinery department at Mrs When you go to Dawson Springs Denver Col to attend the National Rosenfields at Clarksville was wed Teachers Association They will be ded June 24th to Mr A A Yeatman Ky stop at the Summit House gone for two or three weeks 26 dollars per of Fort Monroe Va The ceremony Rates 7 per week Just whats Needed Exclaims thousands of people who have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla at season of the year and who have noted the success of the medicine in giving them relief from that tired feeling waning appetite and state of extreme exhaustion after the close confinement of a long winter season the busy time attendant upon a large and pressing business during the spring months and with vacation time yet some weeks distant It is then that the building up powers of Hoods Sarsaparilla are fully appreciated It seems prefectly adapted to overcaused by come that prostration change of season climate or life and while it tones and sustains the sysem it purifies and vitalizes the blood S 8206194 Total This bank does not pay interest on deposits WWGarnett President Subscribed and sworn to before me this 29th 1895 Eustice AHall June B Yost oj Co QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE Quarterly Report of took place in Wedlon N C The newly wedded couple will make their home at tort Monroe Solmox Ashbt Cards are Bout an nouncing tho marriage on July 10 of Mr Eoy Salmon to Miss Allie Ashby at the Methodist church at Hanson Ky Mr Salmon is county attorney of Hopkins county and was the Democratic caudidate for State is Senator in 1891 His bride-to-bthe charming daughter of Mr J J Ashby a prominent citizen of Hopkins county Dr Early a Early Faulkner Baptist preacher of Waco Texas and Miss Bettie Faulkner who visited in this city last year were married at Fort Worth July 2 e Â¬ month Children half rates Spe- cial rates to families and parties of five or more from the same place This hotel has been greatly im- Â¬ proved and is situated on a beautiful elevation Is convenient to the SDriners and depot and is acknowl edged to have the coolest most healthful and pleasant location of any hotel in Dawson Guests of the Summit can sit in their rooms and drink any of Dawson life living waters free of charge Correspondence solicited and cheerfully answered Clerk and porters to meet trains Planters Bank of Hopkinsville Ky at tho close of business on the The Bank of Hopkinsville At the close of business on the the 29th day of June IS95 RESOURCES June SO 1895 RESOURCES Loans aud Discounts Overdrafts secured Overdraf8 unst cured Duo from National Banks Due from StateBanks and Bankers Due from Trust Companies Banking House and Lot Other Keal Estate Stocks ana Bonds Specie Currency Exchanges for CI arlngs Other items carried as Cash Furniture and Fixtures TaxesPald Current Expensbs Other Assets Mortgages 83273 Loans and discounts t Overdrafts unsecured 523 16 Due from National banks 441 Due from State Banks and 10 833 03 Bankers Banking house and lot Other real estate 13737775 Stocks and bonds 7 261 31 Specie 32 40O0 2014X0 Currency 22 097 S3 Exchanges for clearings Otheritems carried as cash 4 271500 85 93612 82 35851 15 000 00 8 822 12 53 035 00 G2 869 19 03 00 397635 30959 199 1U 32 237617 500000 H H Ramsey Propr The Council Meeting Treasurer Halo has paid the school teachers the last of their mdney amounting to 100000 NOTICE iWAHT eyerymanand woman In tho United and Whisky Statr Interested In the Opium on theso dis- Â¬ habits to haye one of my books M Woolley Atlanta Ga eases Address B Vox 532 and one riU be sent ion free Surplus Fund Due depositors Due National banks t 6S0 412S641 Due State banks and bkrs 15 940 Taxes due and unpaid set 2S0525 aside Unpaid dividends Dividend No 60 this day 19593977 LIABILITIES Capital stock pd In In cash 250 000 00 19a 105 3o 45 00 2500000 16 520 45 6 676 57 252 00 7 50010 49911132 i ft rn The City Council at its regular Yesterday a ball game resulted 11 to 2 in favor of Hopkinsville meeting Tuesday night annulled the contract of Jesse W Starr to build a Another man who bears similar system of waterworks for the city testimony tells me that his concern Starr havinc failed to comply with which began by investing 10000 a its terms and necessitated repeated year In advertising Increased the extensions of the time bome other the are amount every year according to nartifis and in communication with are arrancriner to submit Board their Increase of business and this propositions vear expects to spend 1000000 The council also appointed a Griev Still Another who confined himself ance Committee consisting of Holentirely to the newspapers and land Pool and Anderson enlargemarines In tho exploitation of his A special committee on Building never having touched a ment of the Colored School specialty dead frail a fence or the broad side was also named consisting of Forbes Anderson and Holland of a barn with poster or paintbrush and never employing a salesman of the Christian Endeavor has a cool million salted down In real Tho Return from Boston estate keeps hU yacht and spends When it became known that those most of the year abroafl in luxuri- Â¬ ous living Maj Moses P Handy who go to Boston with the C E party could return via the Fall River in Chicago Times Herald Line Old Dominion S S Co and O Ry quite a large number the C Awarded have expressed themselves more than Highest Honors Worlds Fair delighted with this privilege The rate will be tho same and as the ocean voyage and the beautiful scen O are not to be sur rv nf the G passed for the enjoyment of tho ex People a Party Oall cursionist on any omer reiutu ruiuu Tlio nimrmtffAnnrl mnmtwra of f lift those who return this way may rest party will meet Monday July 15th at assured of being well pleased in Hopkinsville at 11 the court house a m to nominate a candidate for the Take Vitalia Liver Pills Legislature and transact such other business as may come before them When Traveling Wgextend fraternal greeting and Yhetheron pleasure bent or business thaWahd of fellowship to all who ad Â¬ take on every trip a bottle of Syrup vocate tho vital principles jf the of Figs as it acts most pleasantly Peoples party on the money question ana euectuaiiy on tne Kidneys avand invite them to join us in this er and bowels preventing fevers great struggle let us move on educaheadaches and other forms of sick Â¬ tional lines until we can all meet in ness For sale in 50c and 1 bottles MOST PERFECT MADE 1896 and prepare a liue of battle to Mnnafac leading druggists A1 pure Grip Cream of Tartar Powder Free by all meet the enemy Syrup from Ammonia Alum or a adulterant turedbythe California Fig other Coonly o Chairman of Christian County Com 40 YEARS THE STANDARD LIABILITIES WANTED Two active agents to sell a fast sell- Â¬ ing article Must furnish horse and harness can make 5o per ween Address P O Box 520 Hopkinsville Ky Capital stock paid In In cash Surplus Fund Undivided Profits Due Depositors 100C795 Certified Check3 7778 Due National Banks Due State Banks and t 26293 Bankers Due Trust Companies t Cashiers Checks Outstanding Bills Re dlscounted Unpaid Dividends Taxes Due and Unpaid Other Liabilities Set aside for Taxes J Your Life way is the truthful startling tltleof a book about the harmless guaranteed tobacco habit cure that braces up nlcotlnlzed nerves eliminates the nicotine poison makes weak men gain strength vigor and manhood you Dont Tobacco Sit or Smoke run no physical no financial risk as 1 sold by E O Hard wick under a guaran tee to cure or monev refunded Book free Address Sterling Rew y Co New iork or Chicago Statement of tlie Condition OF THE CITY BANK At the close of business June 29th RESOUROE8 170000 klnsvllle a bank located and doing business at No 2 Main street in the city of Hopkins ville in said county being duly sworn says 10009795 that the foregoing report is in all respects a true statement of the condition of the said bank at the close of business on the 29th day of June 1894 to the best of his knowledge 3107S and belief and further says that the business of said bank has been transacted at the location named and not elsewhere and that the 223000 above report Is made in compliance with an of Â¬ ficial notice from the Secretary of State desig nating tho 29th tday of Juno 1895 as the 6510G day on which such report shall be made JEMcPhbrson Cashier E P Campbell Director t 19393977 CH bush Director STATE OF KENTUCKY D K Beaxd Director County of CubisiianI me Subscribed and sworn John B Trice Cashier of Planters Bank of McPherson the 2nd day to before 1895 by J E of July Hopkinsville n Bank located and doing busi Â¬ J f iJBADEN k r u u uy ness at No 6 Alain street In tho city of Hop kinsville In said county being duly sworn says that the foregoing Report lsln ali respects a true statement of tho condition or tho said REPORT OF THE CONDITION Bank at the close of business on the 29th day OF THE of Juno 1895 to the best of his knowledge and belief and further says that the business of said Bank has been transacted at the location named and not elsewhere and that the above report Is made in compliance with an official notice received from the Secretary of Stato designating the 29th day of June lb05 as tho day on which such report shall bo made John B Trice Cashier J D Russell Director at the close of business Ika LSmitu Director Trice Director SE to before me by Jno B subscribed and sworn Trice the 3rd day of July 1890 7500000 STATE OF KENTUCKY S3- County of Christian J E McPherson Cashier of Bank of Hop First - Rati onal Bank At JIop7dnsville Ky Ira LSmitu Hopkinsville Ky Notary Public JUNE 29 1895 RESOURCES 1895 vWCEt CREAM Notes and bills discounted Stocks and Bonds Suspended debt Furniture and fixtures Banklnghouse Sight exchange Cash on hand LIABILITIES miSi s25l5m 2 10oK2i i2i2 127651108 S2x BAKING POWDER Taxaccount Capital Stock Surplus Fund UndlvidedUroflts Individual Depositors Due to banks Dividend No 80 6 per cent I S 7 1MJ 89 1100SJS 92922 lsooQ Cashier 8000 00 AJ52 WTTandy J 275M103 7751301 Discounts 1600000 U S Bonds 192000 1792000 Premiums on same eto 3749403 under reasonublo conditions Do not say It Stocks securities fixtures 200000 Furniture -and can not be done till you send for lot 120 pago Real Estate290000 U S Treasurer 72250 catalogue of DRATJGnONS PRACTICAL BUS- Â¬ Duo from 3149120 Cash In vault INESS COLLEGE Nashville Tenn This col Sight exchange 7085172 10284592 lege Is strongly endorsed by bankers and Total 2400255t merchants all over tho United States as well i LIABILITIES as foreign Countries FOUR weeks by Draugh Capital stock paid In 640040J teaching book keeplug is equal ons method of 231826 to TWELVE weeks by tho old plan Speeial Surplus 102185 advantages In Shorthand Penmanship and Undivided profits 50000 Set aside to pay taxes Telegraphy 14400 Circulation Cheap board Open to both sexes 86 states Dividends unpaid 2250 00 and territories now representeed 115613290 N B This collego has prepared books for Individual deposits book keeping penmanship Home Study 1 24092551 Total and shorthand Dividend of 8 per cent JulvlOS nos w LoNOCssb Positions Guaranteed Subscribed and sworn to before me this June29th1895 K A Abnold NPCC Ed Cooper killed Jim Barbeo in Gods side of the cloita is always Daviess county by a blow on the neck bright with a bottle I r ri Q tt I J erl I 6 II v I TJOPKTKS x V--- fl r V3 NrtTTniiiiinnniTTliw BX CHAKLES EUGENE HANKS All broadly In the summer sun Old Glory whlp3 tho sky While cannons boom and muskets crash A Quick nudtull reply BY THANK B VELOn BY A SOUTH EltN WttlTigfei- With patriotlo sow And ploasuro grasps tho cobwebd fife s And pence the dusty drum The queen the No crown of gold no lordly train Her rank and stato disclose She comes a daughter of the fields Her orlflamme a rose Yet born to rule the earth was she That star upon her breast First socn In Juda freedoms slgnv Shines clearest In the west Andnien will follow where It leads Oer mountain plain and sea With Xilbertyupbn their lips Till all tho world be free And sons and daughters meet to day In honor of their sires Who freely gave their all for Truth And kept alive her fires To Bethlehem wo bow the knee For Greeeo our favors bring But heroes of tho western world To day thy names wo lng For thou wort best It thou wert last JThy broader wisdom gnyo To man tho liberty of thought Twas this that freed the slave Booml iron throated cannon booml Blow trumpets till ye crack I Outwayis forward up the hill And naught shall turn us back bursts of muslo thrill the air From bands ahundrcd stronij Andwaltlnr voices nil oaCh pauso Wild It istolumblas gajaday oomel queen Is If there was a wilder specimen of reckless tough hided humanity In tho worlthun Bud Bradley tho residents llttlo western of tho sandy town of Lovelocks didnt know it Everybody know Bud like atown pump and thoy all declared they didnt know any good of him but this was said more in a ffobd ntfturcd Bplrlt than from any 111 wJU theyhoro him for ho was known to bo like most of his class full of fun sun-dried if CoL Dodd with bulging eyes strode to the open window and looked out Then with an exclamation that ho would never have been guilty of using in polite society ne rusnea to tne aoor of his chamber and threw it open Jason Jason he called excitedly his stentorian voice reverberating through the house like the roar of a Oh here you are ho fumed as lion his colored man servant Btumbling over himself in his haste came pitching Now Jason whatin into the room the name of all that is outrageous does this mean You know that I came down here for peace and quiet to es- capo the noise that is always enough to drive one crazy in the city on the Fourth of July and 1 am no sooner ont of bed than I am greeted with a cannonading under my very window Whos responsible for this confounded uproar jSpec its dem chillun nexdo suh phildrenl Merciful heaven 1 didnt know there was a child within five miles of this spot Deed dey is suh moren a bushel Deys over darin Mistah Vernons yahd shootin fiahcrackers an carryin on like a passel o young goats in a bahn Looks monsous like dey gwine keep it up all day Col Ferguson Dodd threw up his hands and appeared to be on the verge of an apoplectic fit And I came down here especially to escapo this he groaned Ive jumped out of the frying pan BangI The two men turning their startled eyes toward the open window Baw a battered tin pail soar up into tho air to a point higher than tho house and then drop to the ground amid an ear splitting din of cheers and childish merriment Dey got a lot er dem big cannon crackers explained Jason an dey put em under de pail an tech em off an bliff I de ole pail go er scootin But where do these children come 1 Great ScottI what was that ejacu- lated Col Ferguson Dodd He had just finished shaving himself and was brushing his handsome iron gray whiskers when a loud report like the discharge of a small cannon made tho windows of his room rattle and so startled him that he gave a lurch and a snort like a frightened horse knock- Â¬ ing his shaving mug off tho dresser with a crash The sound was followed by shrill screams and laughter as from a score of juvenile throats I were sallying forth to give Panic to a mad dog Puffing and growling he left the houso and strode toward the gate in the high stone wal that formed tho dividing line beiween his premises and those of the Vernons Col Dodds wrath was in a measure justifiable To avoid the distracting nerve shattering noises which young America believes to be essential to the proper observance of Independence day he had slipped out of tho city and taken refuge in his quiet country house whero he had expected to enjoy a day of absolute quiet So rude an awakening from so pleasant a dream would havo tried the temper of a less irascible man than tho colonel Since purchasing this delightful country place Col Dodd had built upon it a now house better suited to his ideas of convenience and comfort than the original cottage The old house had not been destroyed but ho had been careful to rent it to a quiet couplo without children and to separate it from his own premises by a stone wall eight feet high The VernonB had been in possession but a few weeks and Col Dodd had never met them but ho was now determined that they should not remain there an Danar You mistake sir I havo no T hus- Â¬ Ah pardon my stupidity i fear Im a very clumsy animal but Indeed I had not heard of your misfortune band from dont mean to tell me that the Vernons demanded tho colonel You u its dem chillun nex do sun ll i ll i i J 4 I partlcu larly charged the agent not to let that house to anyone with children de Dey aint got nary youngun Vrnons aint declared Jason Then 1 suppose they think it smart to invite a regiment of other peoples brats here to raise a deuce of a dis turbance on the Fourth of July I wont have itl Ill give em ndtice this very minute Ill teach em to trample ron my rights Ilere help me on with my coat and bring mo my hat and havo such a family as that ft uv 5m 6fttie Bui de breakfas bell rinpin suh Breakfast bo blowedl thundered the colonel I wont eat a bite till Ive r giyen those people notice to vacate that hdusp Ill show em Tho next minute he was descending ba stairs clutchintr bis cane as if he They were brave men who emitted the Declaration of Independence beÂ¬ cause every word In it constituted trea- Â¬ son against a great and powerful montested him archy Wise men too were they in other month But I I was told might the genius Full of indignation he unlocked the I know Bhe interrupted her voice that they and theinterpret the coming Bpirit of gate in the wall and pushed it open softening learned long afterward of the age I On the further side was a flower gar- Â¬ how cruelly we were both deceived and generationsj They dared an Ignominifirst person he saw was a imposed upon by my designing uncle ous death and in the act set the foun den and the ladv In a pink gown and an expansive He disinherited me because I refused dations of the republic so firmly that garden hat bending over a pansy bed to marry the man of his choice and trie gates of hell have not been able to prevail against It about tenpaces from the wall rpiJViAo nXtVitno nnixf ri till no Madam said tho colonel In a stern sunTJption that men were created equal I voice as he walked toward her if really beg your pardon for this in- Â¬ butthere was1 something sublime in in the habit of makÂ¬ the prophecy 4of equality before the trusion I am not ing calls before breakfast but my law ana mjiejjpwecp men to gov peace and comfort have been assailed and I have not tho patience to defer a mVeynb- sufchrpfomlsVVd most emphatic protest My object In d5- owning a country houBe madam is to irhfe waiPa liew- - bneToHnfe world have a place to which 1 can safely xnis immortal uocumeni wus u jjur vu tnelfdrmliiafWktebr theire6ghlltlon withdraw when I desire absolute quiet ofVnriviftrodlclass6s Wfien the time as I do to day I am here now to es- Â¬ the outrageous The cape the infer--ahecame fbf abptingadbnstltutiori declaration declares asplainly a words racket Incident to the celebration of may declare ariythhigthat the repub the Fourth of July in town Have I escaped it Is there any peace for a lic then announced shouldbe a govman ernment of the people for the people bytfie peonleJust then there was another terrific explosion and another burst of wild flow much these fathers of the na- huzzas from the happy young people tlgn foresaw might happen is not who were hidden from view by the dense shrubbery that misdirected ambition and bound Â¬ I nUMBLY DEO YOUR PARDON ing passion are always sources of I was not aware madam contin- Â¬ U ued the colonel striving to speak calm- Dorothy danger yet their faith in the strong because she approved of my common sense of the people was suly that you had any children supported preme Prevision may have revealed For years him with decisionby teaching I have The lady had stood before myself to some of them at least the dangers a shocked and helpless air as he talked Fifteen minutes later Col Ferguson that threatened from opposing views She seemingly much embarrassed Dodd appeared before the astonished was a neatly formed trim little body Jason and rattled off these hasty di- Â¬ and interests yet calmly and confidenteyes and a fresh com- Â¬ ly they gave a nation to the world giv Â¬ with large dark rections ing no token of doubt or fear as to the plexion although it was evident from Tell the cook ho is not to wait results the few scattered silver threads in her breakfast for me I shall breakfast The task of the critic is always an black hair that she had left her girl- Â¬ with the Vernons this morning and easy one because his determination hood behind her will dine with me this evening they of things follows the act I take it for granted that you are children and alL And Jason I want of the merits Mrs Vernon said Col Dodd abrupt- Â¬ you to go to town on the 10 oclock so that ho can judge by results Bo sides itis easy enough for anyone to ly as the possibility that she might be train Here is an orderon Spitzeri some one else occurred to him for the Boyle for three hundred dollars worth find fault The framers of the declara- Â¬ tion were originators designers and first time of fireworks and tell them to ship creators Had they blundered they No sir 1 am not I Were would them down here immediately but have evidenced their human Â¬ Oh then I humbly beg your parto-going to have a rousing time here In that they made no mistake as don I have made a mistake Too bad night Ill show em how to celebrate ity has shown and have afforded I should have annoyed you I that 1 may as well time the Fourth And Jason presume I will find Mrs Vernon in the tell you confidentially that there is critics nothing about which to carp lie lifted his hat with a court- going to be a wedding at the Vernon they demonstrated tho greatness of house all the merit a grate Â¬ ly bow and was about to move away cottage two weeks from to day Hurry their spirits and But sir said the lady hastily I along now dont stop to ask fool ques- - ful people has accorded to them Suchadocument conveys the same am afraid that I am responsible for lesson to each succeeding generation the children Mrs Vernon Is not to tions It teacher the duty of sacredly guard AN OCCLA1l DEMONSTRATION blame at all I brought thera all here ing1 the liberties of all the people the myself avoidance of all measures that may be lie stopped and for the first time proposed for the elevation of one class looked squarely down intothe womans beyond another tho crushing of sec- Â¬ face Iler hat had fallen back and her tional differences and the perpetuation eyes did not flinch before his gaze but of the union as it was handed down the rich blood beat into her cheeks and from the fathers The glory of the re she looked positively beautiful Thei public ls arid should ever bnot only colonel started that it has survived dangers from with Â¬ Lord bless my soul ho exclaimed out and greater dangers from within in sudden astonishment Is it possl-but also that it has emerged from each ble that pardon me but I have I not succeeding peril greater and more had the honor of meeting you before glorious than before The problem of I think you have Mr Dodd she seif gdvernment becomes more difficult replied composedly as the number of peoplo multiply knd He And you are really Madge safety lies in holding loyally to the checked himself as ho was about to teachings of the fathers who learned seize her hand and straightened up inn most trying school of adversity Well truly this Is a great stiffly Experiments are by no means safe esHow In the surprise he added zzJk pecially when time ha3 demonstrated Mill world did you happen to be here Is the wisdom of what already Is Grateis your husband with you Tommy Did yer have a good time ful to tho fouudera of American liberty l My husband on the FourLh Johnny each patriots heart proud of tho And are all these children yours Johnny Dont yer see dat I did achievements of tho nation and the Sir Chicago Inter Ocean right of citizenship should seek to conBut of course they cant all be1 form itself to the spirit of tho declaraAn Evident Triumph yours for there must be fifty at the tion and to the constitution of which it least calculation Was little Tommy Bunkers Fourth was the precursor There are just fourteen sir and of July celebration a success A Liberal Father I guess so I see the Bunkers have they are all pupils of mine said the I brought themi called three doctors in already Chi- Â¬ lady biting her lip Now Bobbie said Mr Meanest down from the city for a holiday afthe cago Record man to his son if youll bo a real good invitation of my sister boy on the Fourth of July papa will Oat of Slcht Your sister let you take five cents out of your bank cannon cracker WllHeHt a Mrs Vernon is my sister Dorothy and buy your little sister apackage of Then ha stooped to see the light whpm you ought to rejnember f booml booml Ilarpers Uazar torpedoes man How could you think me base enough I de- Â¬ to do otherwlse she demanded Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ t husband It She stared at him for a moment as if uncertain whether to be vexed or amused Then much to his confusion she broke into a ripple of laughter she You are indeed a blunderer said for I never had a husband I am still Madge Markham Crack crack Bang bang Boom This time there was a whole volley of explosives and the shrieks of the youth- Â¬ ful rioters were more piercing than be- Â¬ fore But Col Dodd did not even hear With an expression of the noise mingled wonderment and joy on his face he took Madge Markhams hand In his swallowing with difficulty a lump In his throat Madge Is It true he asked huskily Did you after all refuse to marry that -k I mean of course the loss of your Misfortune Forgive me for speaking of Thnd brings its changesand wo old fellows are1 prorio to think tho former things wer6 better than those that ndw exist Ono fact Is evident that as the years pass peoplo get farther away from tho enthusiasm and abandon that marked the celebration of the Fourth of July Whether tho calm dignity the commonplaco picnics or seeming indifferenco of the present bo tis inspiring as thOi com- Â¬ memorations of other days let tho and generous to a fault When Bud was in towii thetowp gen- Â¬ reader determine when ho shal havo r erally knew it There was sure to bq perused what follows Ah limy fresh In memoryvS tho a cloud of dust sailing around in hid wake He was evei on the move and Fourth of July of fifty years hgMtho Southlandl What preparation tpvere when ho moved the earth trembled In advance by ojd- and mado that Is to a limited extent and it came young weekshow every and onodld a saying among the peoplo of that to be region when any disturbance wasaf oot thp possibilities and probabilities of tho The programme be Its either a stampede of cattle or Bud occasionearly as the uour of usually tho ono In Some of gan as Bradlevs broke loose again tho quietly disposed members of tho lit Â¬ morning when every church- bell tho cityhalland the court house bells rang tle community hoped theharum scarum fellow would get a lesson some day that put clangingnnd clashing notes awak Â¬ would tone him down a trifle and give ing everybody out of lcop The com Â¬ plete enjoyment of this bell ringing to their nerves a rest the participants usually lads of twelve And he g6t it It was on tho glorious Fburthof July to eighteen lay in finding entrance to and Bud was not only jolted nearly to a jelly but he was mortified beyond measure and all through his own in- sane efforts to fittingly celebrate the anniversary of our national Independ- Â¬ ence according to his preconcelyed no-Â¬ -1 - talof Vl BY WILLIAM KOSSEB COltllK Such a thing as a Fourth of July cele-bratlon was never thought of In that part of the country It was too far away from civilization There were firearms and firewater enough but fireworks were not to be had without sending abroad for them Tho cowboys sometimes had what they termed a little flarcup a sort of Bacchanalian revel with gun play trimmings but this kind of demonstration was too tame for Bud and he made up his mind to introduce a change in the pro- gramme and some days beforehand he laid his plans and warned the boys to bo on the watch for thero was going to be such a display In Lovelocks on the coming Fourth as would cause the American eagle to flap his wings and crow Yankee Doodle The Fourth of July came around and found Lovelocks as quiet drowsy and dusty as on any other day of the year and with the exception of an occasion- Â¬ al knot of two or three cattlemen lounging about the doorways of the storesthere was nobody astir Thus tion USHEBINQ IN THE FOUETH the bell towers without the consent of the officialsin charge of the samo With the first nptes of the many toned bells all of the boys of thp town and many men wfth them sallied forth from their several homes to form in parties of from six to welro each per sbn armed with a flint lock horefeto a musket of the revolution ofHjfreat bore photguri Loud and yet- louder the firearms flashed for as enthusiasm grew th charges of powder becamo larger until It would eejn thattltho gnsymiustkr burtr Whle ho bells chinked and ttef sharp rpporfs i 41 a tftrllied with patriotic soas that fired the hearts of the Vinripr two yet ljying soldiers of tbirenKtlpn in almost every southern tasweUgnorth erntown and made then think afresh rjngg of jbwpqns and prkpvn voices jing out In UiOj Tdfnes hllsh Ai nm s ALL FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY the bells andsqflrejditheiKupSvuntil sunbeams bgjin to laneo VPP vtfi0 when urchins and church steeples adults betook themselves homo to has- Â¬ tily swallow their breakfasts Then followed firecrackers galore everybody men and women joining In tho sport being continued through Â¬ out the day and until midnight Tho Jo SsJb the almost torrid day dragged through to its close and the loungers began tp wonder what had become of Bud and his promised exhibition They lingered on until the lights began to glint hero and there In the windows and just as they had abandoned the hope of seeing Buds circus they were brought up standing by tho rush of something down the main street that to their startled senses resembled a six tailed fiery comet with skyrocket attach Â¬ ments on a rampage It was only Bud Yes no mistake about that and such a spectacle they Ho was astride a never had witnessed wildly charging steer to whose long1 horns were tied a couple of tall stream- ing flags and at whoso tail hung a huge bunch of exploding firecrackers while from end to end tho frenzied creature was bedecked with streamers of red white and blue Bud himself was a sight to behold His face was streaked a la redskin with red whito and blue a dozen small flags were stuck round his hatband and in each hand was a monster Roman candle belching forth balls of variegated fire at every jump of the maddened animal he bestrode Through the town the blazing apparl- tion streaked it accompanied by thej unearthly yells of its mqving spirit and urged on by the fusillade of pistol shots and cries which its appearance had awakened But alas there was chaos lurking in the crloaminc Into tho open doorwayf of aJ ri6at llttlo cottage Utttiurnin stho r6ad tho jubilant Bud was cast headlong1 aifid away to its na Â¬ tive heath bolted his terrified steed And he worst of all wasthat the chap fajlen felloy was deposited in a tangled mass at tho feef pf the only girl in the worid whose love ho cared j which began at eleven ceremonies oclock included a real oration all afire with patriotism tho reading of tho Declaration and enlivening music and songs The uniformed mllltla as wslj as the ununiformed paraded tho streets followed by an Innumerable procession of admirers of all ages and both sexes The negro alaves queer trav- Â¬ esty upon light and knowledge en Â¬ tered Into the spirit of tho occasion just as heartily as though the Declaration included them in tho birthright of m X ragamuffin parade was an Inevita Â¬ ble accompaniment of the day follow- Â¬ ing closo after the barbecue dinner from which nobody was excluded and where cveryono ate his fill This motley crew mado up of men In all manner of disguises rode or drove all planner of incongruous creatures and called into requisition every kind of rattle trap broken dpvn conveyance No man so poor that hp might not get drunk on the Fourtht whisky beuir served in the ladle and without a faucet direct from the barrel Tho night was ushered in by a great central bonfire fed by tar barrels de Â¬ serted outhouses lumber and all man Â¬ ner connbustiblesj EyerybQdy busily shot of fireworks and no one was ui happy as long thp blaze burned Aopf equality il deritswerOjplentlfui them and the events of tho daMld evening afforded ample food for viUAfB gossip uriill the next Fourth cswiie r rpqnd AFTER THE FODUTn butno one minded to win Bud made his escape and was not seen in town for several days and when he did sliqwupho sported a patch on his face and a limp and when inter- Â¬ rogated concerning his great Fourth of July celebration with great vehemence Oh come offl ho ejacuiated But ho got Jthe girl all right V m V She deuce she ig And your hus- - MlUo now U out of stent Damages of the Fourth Tbey made his Fourth a night of Joy With Roman candles and sky rockets Which while they did not harm the boy Bursed large boles In his fathers pockets Truth The cannon wentolf ullof asuddent mum as ho wuz a blowln into it You for I think had better put hinto bfd powdorl n stummlck U filled with his f Lif i r V V NT m f- - ii a a V mJttmnatKirmOiifmmiitm Wi immmlSmf W O 1- v I Wnj1 G rrin- xVXtOi F yjt r Wf fSSjjtywwfti WovSt 0 17 f July 5 1895 Oirouit Oourt Dirotory TRioo Flrat Monday IB February ten three weeks j third Monday itf May term two weekgjfir Monday in Septwnbfr term thre weeks Fourth Monday In Febniar- yCmbihtw first Monday In June term erm eix Monday in September four weoiti term ttxfwr Moond Monday In April term CalloW August term three veki ra Monai econd Monday In Kovember two weeks torm three wcefcs iron First Monday In May term twc weeks flrat Monday In August term twt weeks jflrct Monday in December term fno weeks HOPKINSYILLE KENTUOKIAN t uvc aiiuviicn T dont believe It Oh sir So you distinctly and absolutely re Â¬ fuse to ask my little governess to marry you I do ncre Mrs Woodgrovo could control her good nature no longer Oh Frank wait till you have seen 7 t Mothers Friend i The Knife Hot Needed A MASSACHUSETTS TOWN 4 HEARS AND WONDERS r CERULEAN SPRINGS Kentucky Cures DrQaot r J f What Or Koliock in Nashville Are you bilious- constipated or troubled with jaundice sick headache bad taste in moutn om ureain coated tongue dyspepsia indigestion hot dry cin pain in back and between the shoulders chills and fever etc Tf you have any of these symptoms your liver is out of order and your blood is slowly being poisoned because your blood does not act prop- Â¬ erly Herbine will cure any disorder of the liver stomach or bowels It Las no equal as a liver medicine Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at 1 C Hardwicks drug store Kegular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon U S Navy after Â¬ wards Post Surgeon U S Army and later Surgeon British Marino Service with two jrearsexperionces physician at Hot Springs ArK Endorsed by the Encyclopoedlft Brl tanlca ffh X page 185 tho largest and most lrcnyTnt work in the world being In wenty flve volumes each the size of a large church Bible Ho is noted as thodlscovorer of the active prlnclplelof gelsemlnum a speci Â¬ lic In Many Capacities Mr Wbodgrove continued severely fic for neuralgia of the face and womb Cures Tho name of Robert Roberts Uitt of So we qui to understand each other Catarrh Svphllls Lost Manhood and General Debllity Tho Dootor has been all over the Mount Morris 111 has been in every- Â¬ You aro to treat her as distantly as world and has made mrny cures given up by bodys mouth for several weeks Tho though she were old enough to bo your other physicians Vendomc Building distinguished representative of tho great grandmother nm ji Certainly if you wish it so A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man a bargain Now my dear Bah shouted tho old man Im I have been a midwife for many years and in each case where MOTH- Â¬ not going to have my little governess was used it aooomplished won put on exhibition for approval ERS FRIEND Npr would it bo of any use for if and shortened labor and lessened pain It dsrs is the best remedy for RISING OF THE she were as charming ns a fairy she BREAST known and worth the price would not turn my brain Very well then it is quite under- Â¬ for that alone Mrs M M Brewster Montgomery Ala stood that you will bo out of the race There wont be any chance of second thought altering your opinion You Sent by Express or mall on receipt of price 100 per bottle Book To Mothers mailed wont when you have seen her bo changing your mind and wanting me to Iree REGULATOR 00 Atlanta Qa lot you havo her BRADFIGLD Not tho slightest chance of It BOLD BY AXJb DRUGGISTS Well then Dolly said tho old man turning to his wife it seems wo must ROBERT ROBERTS HiTV give up tho project An Illinois Man Who Has Served tho Pub Â¬ Grey felt very miserable her boy would you mind running into tho breakfast room and fetching mo a parcel youll find upon the table Thats J there With pleasure sir In a moment ho was gone and the old people were alone Marcus how could you tease him so Oh what a glorious joko it is chuckled the old man in keen ecstasy I wish wo could see him when ho opens the door and finds tho parcel KOBFRT It niTT M C In all Spanish America tho Indians Sixth Illinois district has been near form the great mass of the population deaths door for maiy days at his Wash Â¬ ington residence Ills sufferinps at Ballards Snow Liniment This wonderful Liniment is known from the Atlantic to the Pacific and from the Lakes to the Giilf It is the most peuetraiting Liniment in the World It will cure Eheumatisra Neuralgia Cuts Sprains Bruises Wounds Old Sores Burns Sciatica Sore Throat Sore Chest and all Incarnation after all others have failed It will cure Barbed Wire Cuts and heal all wounds where proud flesh has et in It is equally efficient for ani- Â¬ mals Try it and you will uot be with Â¬ out it arice 50 cents Free trial bot- Â¬ times were intense and made endura Â¬ ble only by the disinterested sympathy of hundreds of friends Mr Ilitt was born at TJrbana 0 January 10 1834 removed to Ogle county 111 in 1837 was educated at Rock River seminary now Mount Morris college and at As bury university as first secretary of Paris legation and charge daffaires ad Interim from December 1874 until March 1881 was assistant secretary of state in 1881 was elected to the Forty seventh congress November 7 1883 to fill tho vacancy occasioned by the death of lion R M A Hawk has served as congressman sinco thit time Although elected as a republican he has always been popular with the democrats of his the parcel ha ha ha Then this fond happy old couple stood hand in hand rejoicing in tho pleasure they were giving happy in tho thought that they were bestowing happiness on others Tho world would bo better and brighter if thero were more of such noble spirits in it they were among tho rich who would go through the eye of tho needle Minutes sped and still they waited As the time flew by tho old mans im- Â¬ patience became unendurable I cant stand it any longer Dolly I mnst go and see what they aro doing For shame Marcus you shall not Btlr tle at JfHardwick When the sun doesnt shine you cant make hay cut ice and district Chamberlains Eyo and Skla Ointment Is unequalled for Eczema Tetter Salt Now see that your blood is pnre Rheum Scald Head Soro Nipples Chapped Good health follows the use of Hoods Hands Itching Piles Burns Frost Bites Sarsaparilla which is the one great Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eyo Lids For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box blood purjfier TO and beople and years he came back to his poor great old father medicine for what it has done for old father and his poor said unto his servants Bring forth them and their friends Taken in time Hoods Sarsaparilla prevents se- the fatted calf which has been kept rious illness by keeping tho blood for my son these years and years pure and all the organs in a healthy An old farmer in the audience could condition lit is a great blood puri- Â¬ contain lnmsilf no lousfor Yer a Aid is never satisfactory The best fier leer it wud hae bin a coo ho ex Hoods Pills becomes the favorite Maiined Rums Horn ivay is not to need it cathartic with every one who tries In the vicinitv of Boquet West- them 25c per box moreland Co Pa almost any one The cherokees of North Carolina can toll you how to cure a lame back They dampen a piece number 2885 or stiff neck of flannel with Chamberlains Pain Wonderful Marvelous Balm and bind it on the affected parts and in one or two days the are expressions frequently heard about trouble has disappeared This same cures effected by Clinic Kidney Cure Cobb Kt I write to thank you for treatment will promptly cure a pain in Do not fail to try this great remedy the side or chest Mr E M Frey a for any kidney trouble For sake by tho Electropoise and will state that I Boquet R C Hardwick and C K Wyly merchant of prominent have been sufferins with sciatica for speaks very highly of Pain Balm and No Indian tribe north of Mexico has Tkis recommendations have had much 1 was not able to do any to do with making it popular there domesticated any animal but the dog three years work and tried eveaything and made For sale by R C Hardwick druggist mm Dont Stop Him a trip ro Hot Springs which gavo me The Indian reservations amount to He has a bud attack of colic and is partial relief but I was as bad as ever a 212000 square miles making for C JL Wylys drug store after a bottle of Foleys Colic and short while after I returned home MrsItkodie Noah of this place Diarrhoea Cure 25c aud EOc For was taken in the night with cramp Bale by R C Hardwick and C K Thanks to the Electropoiso I can now ing pains and the next day diarrhoea Wyly say I am a well man from every rheu- Â¬ eetjm She took half a bottle of GEO R WHITE Evil and right have been partners matic pain blacliberry cordial but got no relief Â¬ beginning She then sent me to see if I had any from the Two years ago I was in very bad thing that would help her I sent Last summer one of our grand health physicans said it was Brights her a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and children was sick with a severe bow- Disease and they could do nothing the first doso relieved her Another el trouble Our doctors remedies of our neighbors had been sick for failed then we tried Chamberlains for me and my chances for living as about a week and had tried different Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy long as two months was very slim I remedies for diarrhoea but kept get- Â¬ which gave very speedy relief We ting worse I sent him this same regard it as the best medicine ever bought an Electropoise and began to remedy Only four doses of it was put on tho market for bowel com- improve at once Am now in first required to cure him He says he plaints Mrs E G Gregory Fred owes his recovery to this wonderful ericktown Mo This certainly isthe class health remedy Mrs Alary Sibley Sidney best medicine ever put on the market L A HOPSON Hopson Ky For salo by R 0 Hardwick for dysentry summer complaits colMich ic and cholera infantum in children ruggist d It never fails to give prompt relief I am well pleased with the Electro when used in reasonable time and the poise and can not say too much in its of faith are The sweetest plain printed directions are followed sungufl he dark Many mothers have expressed their praise I used it for rheumatism sincere gratitude for the cures it has and it has entirely cured me Those Week weary and wasted effected For sale by R C Hard suffering with rheumatism should by people may become strong vigorous wick druggist and healthy by taking Foleys Sarsaall means give it a trial parilla a perfect blood purifier a The devil fears a praying mother T B LAMB size 50c For splendid tonic Trial McGowan Ky galebjeCFKardwick and C K Chamborlains Cough Remedy cures colds croup and whooping fvylV Electropoise reiileilTiBcough It is pleasant safe and relia Â¬ V EBB DUBOIS No man knows himself who is a ble For sale by Rij C Hardwick druggist stranger to Christ 509 Fourth Avenue Louisvillo Ky on all hands aro praising- this They tone up tho system aid digestion cure loss of appetite relievo constipation correct Olinton Missouri An English clergyman was preach- Â¬ kidney disorders and destroy worms giving ing in a country church in Scotland Mr A L Armstrong an old drug new life to an old or over worked horse 25 Ho had as his subject The Prodi Â¬ gist and a prominent citizen of this cents per package For sale by druggists And the prodigal son gal Son enterprising town says I sell some Similarity is law and the law of went away from his poor old father forty different kinds of cough medi cenes but have never in my ex- nature is the will of God and remained in a far coun try for perience sold so much of any one aryears and years and 3ears and his Everywhere we go ticle as I have of Ballards Horehound fifthcr mourned his absence for is the We find some one who has been cured Syrup All who use it sav it years and years But after years There vjlre 249278 Indians in this For putting a horse in a fino healthy condition try Dr Cadys Condition Powders country at the last census HOB8E 0WNEE3 But Marcus was beyond restraint Putting his wife gently on one side he strode along the passage making much clattering and unnecessary noise and opened tho breakfast room door Come here Dolly come here ho cried Heres pretty goings on in a quiet family Oh you young rascal who turned up your nose at my little governess how dare you go on liko this A pretty picture presented Itself Grey stood with his arm round Elslos waist utterly unabashed at tho presence of his friends while she all blush ing hung down her head and hardly dared to look at anyone CONTINUED A child e7cryono is 0303 with excitement Who had been piiyjcully deformed for four years and who wai tho object of the pity oi the entire town has had lur limbj straight Â¬ ened out her head again raado erect by tho straightening of her neck and is running about town now with tho freedom and abandon of any child Mary S Fuller is tho name of the little Many of our readers will remem cripple bar her She is but a child of 8 years and has spent tho past four year3 in be J hope Â¬ lessly crippled Rheumatic fever four years ao attacked tho nervej and cord3 of her lower limbs and neck bo that the former woro drawn all outof sliapeand twisted and bent backwards in a pitiable manner and tha cords of tho lattor were so tightened on ono side as to draw her head down on her ihoulder Iler arms too were helpless nd neighbors hearts bled atthe little ones differing Tho progress of the disease re Â¬ duced her to a skeleton and the poor mother has almost given her own life for that of tha hild in her untiring watching at the little ones bedside Four years of watching I four years of waiting I and at last the child began tonend her cords relaxed her nervous jyatein gathered strength and power and to day a3 stated above sho is running about Iho town a vigorous and happy child Wren tham rejoices physicians applaud and new methods in nerve treatments have been suc cessfully vindicated Formerly the surgeon would have been called on in this case to straighten the limbs Now the idea is to work in harmony with nature so far as pos Â¬ sible and to this end remedies aro employed which nssist nature supplying to the weak ened parts the chemical properties they need For instance in the above caseDr Wil Â¬ liams Pink Pills for Pale People were used and effected the cure easily and naturally The mother of the child said She had been given up by four doctors who were certain that they could not cure her Why he couldnt open her mouth and I actually had to force the food into it Her mouth wds all sores and oh dear what a looking child she was and such a care Nobody but mvself knows what a trial wo both havo been through for sho was too young to rea lizo it If ray statement will do anybody any good shall bo glad to have it pub lished and if those who read it will only come to me if they are skeptical I can con vince them in very little time that I know what I am talkingabout People around here say it was a miracle and I believe it was Dr Williams Pink Pills contain all the elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves They are for sale by ail druggists or may he had by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N Y for 50c per box or six boxes for 250 n Miracle Mas There r Twlttd Limbs niul a Crooked Ncclt StratgUicncd From the TaunlonMasi Gazelle Over iu the toun of Wrentham Has This famous health and pleasure resort tho oldest in Western Kentucky 0 V Railroad 14 miles from Princeton and 16 miles from Hopkinsville and is open the year round SIX TRAINS DAILY is situated on the t wgtwn TaisQ Comatv oofr Summer season now open m M ivj THE HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS ARE UNSURPASSED Sulyhur and Chalybeate Water in Abundance Temperature of Sulphur Water 56 degrees il uving from a bod and uevec failing spring AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN STRING BAND ON SAND Address Managers tfates reasonable and made known on application For Descridtive Pamphlet and full particulars Chalybeate Springs GEO L DIAL Proprietor There Is no longer any excuse for the people to remain in the cities through the warm summer months for the wantofaccomodutions at theCHALYBEATE SFRINGS atSE BREE KY The proprietor GL Dial has reeently built a housawlth ajuhrjer of Rood wtJl ventilated rooms within twenty yards of the S prings sufficiently elevated vich mate It quite a desirable for quiet rest and health v S JcEj j2 jEojEIj jEZ sTTaisrsr RESORT 1895 1 THE GREAT SUMMER ra J FR8NOS DAWSON Ho kins County KENTUCKY Thee celebrated chalybeate and salts springs are situated immediately upon the Chesa- Â¬ peake Ohio and southwestern R K 165 miles west of Louisville Ky and 58 miles east of Paducah Ky THE ARCADIA HOUSE Is new and neatly furnished with capacity of entertaining 300 persons The owners of the hotel are also owners of the Springs and the guests of tho Arca dia House hne FREE ACCESS to the Springs without extra charge Invalids should remem ber that the months of June and July oner many advantages to persons visiting the Springs The dry and liquid salts are manufactured a these Springs For pamphlets etc apply to N SI HOLESIAN CO Proprietors STEPHEN J FIELD For Thlrtj--Tvr- Justice Stephen J Field recently celobrated his thirty second anniversary as member of tho United States supremo court He was appointed by President Lincoln March 10 but did not enter upon his duties until May 20 He had CORVER TWELFTH previously been chief justice off the supreme court of California Ho is BAR now in tho seventy ninth year of his age Chief Justice Marshalls term of service covered thirty four years Jus tlco Storys thirty three years and Justico Waynes thirty two years Justice Fields remaining ambition is iifi said to bo to extend his term so as to m Yrnrs Tie lias Been a Sapremo Court Justice W T Formerly with Alexander Grant Propr S5 BEASONONBLE RATES C1- ARLINGTON HOTEL viMrc STREET LOUISVILLE KY BARBER SHOr HOT AND COLD BATHS IlliqsSfjaferjsifirisPsj ggggji SAMUEL HODGSON CLARKSVrLLE TENN Manufacturer and Importer of Hi M I1T iii ITALIAN imtmMMm AJter to us will 4U pSOOTOai SWEDF and the most de sirabla EASTKRN G BANITE MONUMENTS TABLETS and STATUARY c M MARI lL most perfect remedy for Cough Cold Consumption and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs they have ever tried It is aspecific forCroup and Whooping Cough It will relievo a Cough in one minute Contains no opiates by Hoods Sarsaparilla JUSTICE STElITEX J TIELD gfejgjTtfnfenJsng STlUi but the used joie WHITLOW best material wort F Solicitor isnr oi T tl years experience we feel confident that ordprs ntrustM executed iu a pkillfuJ iun utistic manner Better than Hot Springs i dence Tho name of Cyrus II Field as tho orignator of tho first ocean cable by which as John Bright said at tho time tho now world was annexed to the old will scarcelyover bo forgotten among men And tho youngest brother familiarly known In college as Parvus AgerRov Dr Henry M Field has been for over forty years the genial and accomplished editor of tho Now York Evangelist Nono of tho brothers has any children likely to continue the family distinction crowning the entire structure of our na tional system was a stroke of transcen dent political sagacity Its position is wholly unique Thero is no other judiciary in tho world just like it While its functions aro distinctively juwr Jszv-dicial tho bearing and effects of its decisions havo often been in tho highest COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS degree legislative If tho supreme court cannot mako laws It can unmake HOPKINSVILLE KENTUUKS Our supremo court has no S Good Rigs with or without drivers furnished day or night Special rates to Commer them doubt made some mistakes but the clalmen Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOSI FOR LADIES wondor is that on the whole it has made so few But apart from the confirmation of the constitutionality and so tho validity of specific acts of congress thero aro continually arising occasions for the final and authoritative We are well enuinned to do the best HIGH Interpretation of the meaning the in- Â¬ GRADE PRINTING at moderate prices Write us when needing Letter Heads BUI tent and applicability of particular Heads Envelopes Catalogues Circulars Posters Certificates of Stock Bonds or enactments of congress any kind of printing where good work is desired Justice Field belongs to an illustrious family Ills father was a Congregational minister of distinction in western Oneof oiirsneemltiesiscood BLANK BOOK work Massachusetts David Dudley Field Write us for estimates on Blank Books either plain or printed pages Magazines his eldest brother did perhaps more Music bound and books rebound at reasonable prices and than any other ono man to promoto tho cause of international law and jtirispru make It the longest on record The august responsibilities connected with such a position for so many years cannot bo put into words The creation of tho supremo judiciary MiiismM f ST 4fe ni swsti te MW I Mil t h i iIZV l tftRiflif CS SAX J WfcAiNiJ WK3wiZ f Feed And Sale i2m SHlro PRINTERS BINDERS of any kind write us for estimates binding guaranteed PUBLISHERS JOHN P MORTON If vou anticlnate nublishinir a book Reasonable prices good printing and artistic COMPANY LOUISVILLE KV Printers Binders Publishers Wholesale Stationers 440 446 West Main Stroet VTWO SEPARATE BOWLING GREEN SCHOOLS UNDER CNE MANAGE ME NTV SOUTHERN 7 vl Br I Lnko of Snipltur In Italy w At Leprignano in tho Roman Cam ESTABLISHED IN 1873 pagna a lake a third of a nillo in diam Â¬ BUSINESS COLLEGE I SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL eter has been suddenly formed by tho BOWLINQ GREEN x swu Music 1 he great tf usiness i raining acnooi oi inc buuw breaking out of underground springs Art and Elocution provided I KeeDlntr Short hand Telegraphy Type I Courses nd io Tho region Is volcanic and tho water of Writing PupUscaa enter at for Low rates o J board and tultton I catalogue m-s tho new lake has a strong taste of sui- - anytime Send for catalogue Business Col mXSMU4U7 mv AW mT mW M mvS Jr H ormal ft I kk Ml nk k 4 8 h a kpFKimjXhsi KENTHQKISr T l fV v Im v iv- k H l4 For One Hour 5 I ll Ijtlf Wednesday Mormng f T V f-v 1 JLVadies With wliifft One ffiAf If v Tvnirl Fast Black Seamless Hose tii itifr W nw lrV- i i Abig- i- fe ljc 1- ir w i a b an tx c y Jul1 6 1895 i To Exchange These Good I I i fe mr cash At we rate J it li pair to a customer Mm v f of two n v IfiwsDt 11 sBrv K if 4i f t i AgW ljJZjnL K JL v iJ Jt k OLD TRICKS AUAIN bm mmm v r v v w jh iv k y r r Iw Kiu WV M l fM litfH mlhs ago stock of clothing furnishings hats etc in Madisonville Ky five rtir Tlifi stnftk was too fine for the town nnrl whiilflnt sro Result we boiiffht it for less than 50c on thedollar and w now it is yours for if itV Emile A Levi ppene1 npafine 4 pilf the regular Retail Price Sale July begins Wednesday it- tV i v f tl 10thSi26SS3L To make the sale more interesting we will add to the Levi stock several hundred suits from our own stock and sell them for one half our regular marked price - In fact we will make this the occasion for a grand cut price all i over our store fcv1ti Clothing Mens Satinet suits Levis price S500 our price S READ THESE PRICES Childrens knee pants Lg 4 A E 25 W cuffs worth 40c 250 t 2 vis price M 50c our price cut to tt i25r v Hats 4i r Z- V i Mens Cheviot suits Levis 3 75 price S750 our price Mens Cassimere suits Levi 5 00 price 510 our price Childrens lmeepants Le vis price 75c our price Small Assortment Lustre Serge and Flannel Coats and Vests At HALF PRICE J 38 t u Lot of pure linen cbllars- Any Straw Hat In Our House at- JJust ONE HALF PRICE oiMi c Ddulaps Derbys the workT over 5 cut to 199- sf 70 t h V 7 prs la turn solo oxfords iuuua iiuu euus v Worth 150 to 3 cut to broken sizes and slightfyu- - 2 soiled worth 15c cut to Mens Worsted suits Levis 6 25 price S1250 our price Mens Worsted suits Levis 7 50 price 15 our price Mens Worsted suits Levis 10 00 price 20 our price Boys 13 to 19 years suits Levis price 4 our price 2 00 Boys 13 to 19 years suits 2 50 Levis price 5 our price Besides the above we will give a dis- count of 10 per cent on all the balance of our cloth- ing stock except the rf Mens 5 all wool black Cheviot suits and the 750 black clay Worsted suils Fowlers 2100 linen collars worth 15c cut to Mens work shirts worth 25c cut to 800 mens work shirts odds and ends4 yortli 40c to 75c 100 iMensaud boys Tourist t 10 I h 23prjs la turn solo oxfords- wingitips fi Worthy cut ib 2 I 00- - J and Derby hats brokeniz es worth 75c to 3 cut to- - 81 15K Stdtsons 50 -- r 1 cutto i j 10 25c colored crease croivn hats tnogen- nine 5 quality cuf to 25 per cent off on all HatsnotTn light t tfva shift front style u Worth J3 cut to 2 Wfla ua soJe xforas CO i J v jV 18 Prs ljlclies Bplea Juliets turn jp Ittrltlrtrrt S IVnvo per cent off on all Noxr Into Furnishings A CONFESSION all work shirts VaH 4 l 25 Shoes The plain announcement All shoes at old prices would more than equal the greatest cut price sale we have ever made on shoes All leather has advanced from 25 to 100 per cent over the prices of 6 months ago and every shoe in our J1 store is worth from 25c to1 75c a pair more than the marked price However we know our customers will expect cut prices and we dont want to disappoint them So here goes Boys 13 to 19 years suits Levis price S750 our price Boys 13 to 19 years suits Levis price 10 our price Boys 13 to 19 years suits Levis price 15 our price Childs 4 to 14 years lsnee suits Levis price 1 our price 3 75 5 00 7 50 50 Childs 4 to 14 years knee suits Levis price 2 our price 1 00 Childs 4 to 14 years knee suits Levis price 3 our price 1 This department of our business has not been kept up to the standard our customers demand Our prices have been right we think but at times our assortment has been poor We confess it beg your pardon and promise to do better in the future We want to rub out all old scores and begin anew To do this we are going to put such prices on all Furnish ing goods as will clean them up entirely within the next thirty days Mens black Guyot suspen ders worth 50c cut to MensTsilk embroidered sus penders wire buckle worth 25c cut to Mens imported french web suspenders worth 75c cut to i IS ii J 50 10 175 cutto 23 prs childrens and missesi red shoes broken sizes- - rf Worth 175 cut to 103 prs misses and childrenfs picnic bxfords heel and and spring heel sizes 82 Worth 1 and 125 cut to 30 misses dongola oxfords Worth nonl oil 12prs old ludiesiace dongo- i la sizes lh to di 75-- 49 50 Pr Mens heavy work suspen ders worth 15c cut to la tiiWl Oa r 50 Worth fords 1 cut to ox- Â¬ 1 M4 50 Mens unlaundried Silver shirts worth 75c cut to S 7 Childs 4 to 14 years knee suits Levis price 5 our price 2 50 4 to 15 58 75 Mens unlaundried shirts worth 1 Gold cut to years knee suits Levis price 6 our price 3 00 Childs 4 to 14 years knee suits Levis price 750 our 3 75 price Childs Silver shirts worth SI cut to Mens laundried Mens heavy seamless cotton socks worth 10c cut to Mens imported black i hose worth 20c cut to i Mens importep tan hose worth 20cy cut to Mens imported tau and black h hose worth 25o cut Mens night shirts worth 50c cut to Mens night shirts worth 75c cut to Mens fine all wool blue v 12prs childrens canvass 5 Worth 95c cut to 22 25 10 10 15 i 120 25 40 Mens laundried Gold shirts worth 125 cut to Mens unlaundried pure lin en bosom Utica muslin double back and front F 1 00 r i t Odd Pants rr Mens Cotton twill pants Levis price SI our price Mens Woolen pants Levis price 250 our price Mens Woolen pants Levis price S3 our price Mens Woolen pants Levis price 4 our price i W1 JflSj MV y l with nil thft mnnflrii - 1m- - 50 1 provements the best shirt on earth for 50c cut to 25 Mens plain and embroid- Â¬ ered bosom shirts broken sizes worth 1 to 250 cut to twyffi 50 tt88fr i 1 50 2 00 Mens Worstedpants Levis price 55 our price Childrens knee pants Levis price 25c our price 2 50 Mens finest french Percale laundried shirts with 3 collars and a pair of cuffB worth 150 cut to E 100 W collars worth 25c cut to flj vKl rio sweaters cut to Biglol of odds and1 ends in Balbriggan Underwean Plain and fancy yorth 50c to lcut bosoni MenflW laundried dress shirts to be worn with whito collars worth 1 cut to Mens fancy brdered hdkf s worth 5c cut to Mens fine linen finish cam brio hdkf s worth 10c cut to All 50 and 75c Neckwear cut to Mens fine hemstitched initial hdkfs worth C5c cut to 2 1 00 25 J1 t Ml 75 2 5 89 80 patent leather mens shoes Stacy Adams Co make mostly 7s Worth 6 cut to 45 mens low cut Kangaroo and calf mostly 7s Worth 450 and 5 cut to 10 mens low cut Tan shoes Stacy Adams Co make Worth 450 cut to 83 pairs La lace shoes turn soles open work silk tops the latest and finest shoe in our house B C widths Worth S5 cut to 60 prs la fine dongola button turn shoes Zeiglers make Worth 4 cut to 47 prs la dongola turn button shoes assorted sizes and widths Worth 3 cut to 85 prs la machine sewed dongola button shoesZeiglers v make Worth 250 cut to i J 399 2 99 1 99 25 Worth 90c cut tp 10 prs boys kangaroo con- gress shoes Worth 350 cut to ui 99 78 prs mens and boyss bi- cycle shoeeY Worth f2 and 250 cut to 150 600 prs womens custom made dongola button shoss heel and spring heel tip arid plain toe all sizes Worth 175 cut to 1 85 Gilt edge shoe dressing 15 Worth 25c cut to -- prs babys slippers Ladies 8 99 i Mises Hosiery Slioo Department in Childs arid Misses black ribbed hose worth 106 cut to Ladies fast black seamless hose worth 20c cut to Ladies 40 guage fine im- Â¬ ported hose worth 25c cut Ladies Hermsdorf black hose worth 40c cut to Ladies Opera length hose worth 50c cut to 5 10 18 19 88 2 00 2 50 1 I 99 J w v fPash Did prhe Work J TM ft 1 V H ANDERSON S f CCh TC WEVE GOT THE i H K1 HI BARGAINRQ1 A BOILINJ r S i I 1 r if U vJViafcJAfc t - j hjAm rffW iVt v - n M X vitl jjTJXaBMS8mferiJi ajJI