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I H V1 jWl 7 f l A f f m T h N ftetttektcnt kinilk HOPKINSVILLE KY TUESDAY JULY 9 1895 r- a MA VOL XVII ss 1 i i-- NO 45 IMMHMMMH mm mm -- I r Sm hS8SR CREAM OF NEWS IRIT IS NEW AND TRUE HAS IT THE PUBLIC DEBT THIS COLUMN Accidentally Killed lu Todd Two Shoot- - Half- - Price A 7 I fur Incs Base Mall Nows Sebreo Campmeet- a Lend Mine Other Interest Ing--Kon- Items 0PENS TO MORROW v Wednesday Morning 6- Hardins Speech of Acceptance Mb Chairman and Fellow Demo crats With an inexpressible sense of gratitude to the friends who have bo loyally yes so lovingly--stoo- d by me in this race with no ill will toward any with a profound admiration for the devotion of the friends of my honorable opponent who have stood so gallantly by him I accept this nomination feeling that both love and hate are forgotten in that proper duty which we all owe to party and counÂ¬ May we expect you - Our word for it itll pay you T V s w IV- Hf 5 I i Gold 155893931 silver 12338 paper 125925883 The bonds disbusrrag officers balances etc are 16903120 making a total of 811 061686 against w hich there are de mand liabilities amounting to 615 tion Lyon county went for Judge Wat 821533 leaving in cash balance of Clarhsville will 1layNext 195240153 including 100000000 kins of course Nothing definite has The Clarksville team will play the bold reserve been heard from the delegation about thirty five in number local nine at Athletic Park Thursday Trigg instructed for Col Burnett Another Financial Grab and Friday of this week The village and appointed all good Democrats as is The report that the contract of the on the uuraberland has been busy delegates This will insure a big bond syndicate has been modified is delegation from Trigg and makes the for sometime getting together an ag Money SaMed is Money Made gregation ana sue now announces verified on the authority of a promi- attitude of the delegation doubtful ready Our boys are very anxious nent member of it should Burnett go out You can save money by buying your Dry Goods to cross bats with the river nine and Secretary Carlisle fresh from his THE CHRISTIAN COUNTY CONVENTION are confident of winning both games indorsement in his own State granted The convention at the Court House Carpels and Millinery of us We have the most el- Â¬ It is sale to say that there will be another valuable concession to the in Hopkiusville was the largest eveP bad who wrung ball playing the in Not egant line of silks dress goods trimmings silk some excellentthe series and onlarge financiers Government a which bargain held thanthis city for many years hand has al- less from the occasion of 600 voters were on crowds will be expected on hand to ready yielded 9000000 in profits when the convention was called to or waists millinery carpets ever placed oh exhibition The original contract required the der at 2 oclock At least two third witness both games syndicate to import 32b00000 of were for Morrow but a complicatioc in this city Come and see them Shooting at Adams Station foreign gold one half of the amount arose in organizing One day last week a shooting af- to be paid for the bonds Although The Morrow men put forward fray took place at Adams Station les than one half of this sum has Judge Joe McCairoll for chairman imported Tenn a few miles south of Guthrie ben syndicate Mr Carlisle has released and the opposition nominated Ju the from the obligation to W HcCTTaCT3MULLturjsg3EiCTscaaa I ci v P Winfree N R R Agent Ed import the remainder between L It Domestic ward H Murphey and a blacksmith gold has been accopted for the 17 evident that the Phelps men had v ARE YOUR EVES PERFECT bined with those for Morrow u named Scruggs Bad blood had ex- 000000 of foreign gold due isted between the men for some time This is a striking illustration of favoied Linj as second choice 1 add to the strength or this lonibir the Every one knows we are artists in woolen and when they met Scruggs undei both the insatiability ofofWall Street tion Judge Winfree bad made ma took to cowhide Murphy The latter and subserviency those who peronal appeals to fabrics and the most fashionable aalors in pulled his gun and shot the black- come under its influence When once Morrow ranks in ains friends m ti x canvas producing u serious HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED the city We guarantee fits and absolute smith in the leg were then separated the financiers are given control of cuted during the forenoon prow T wound They the Government finances there is no The repairing of broken spectacles and ad ly dont want pur customers to pa7 for am by friends limit to their greedy demands and to leaders of the combination weie ci Justing properly to the face fay JVI D Kellj of 1s not eqvfaled In this part of the country their ingenious devices to transfer the fidenthad electing the chairman but clothes that are npt thoroughly satisfactory Our iinrinrestimntpil thtst ranrt thev Camp Meeting to bu Held stock of spring woolens is now complete embracing It had been decided that no camp peoples money to their own pockets of the Morrow men who came by tlu 1ort Dispatch score from all over the county A all the latest designs in London spepials and Foreign meeting would be held at Sebree this A Hlou at 1embroka division in the court house indicate i season but HOPKINSVILLE KY A severe wind storm vi3ted the a good majority for McCarroll importations exclusive with us al No one else can considered the matter has been reIs the finest Hotel In the South All mod and the parties having Pembroke neighborhood Saturday though many Monow men voted ev against him ern Improvements Steam Heat and JEIect show them same in charge announce that there The minority refused Lights throughout will be a meeting held beginning Ju- ening Air W A Radford had two to admit their defeat however and - Rates 2 to 350 perjday Fly 16 A number of good speakers barns blowed down and much dam- demanded a count This was orHodges Co Managers have been secured for the week and age was done to the whaat crops of dered and tellers appointed for two always the very best We invite you to call and it is the intention of the management Messrs John Boxley and W D Gar- - different doors are but in the coufu sion see for yourself and get prices to make the meeting one of the most nett many shocks being taken up by and through some misunderstanding the wind and the bundles scattered one set of tellers led their crowd to successful ever held at that place for 400 yards in the road and com the yard and attempted to form lines Lessons given in 011 and China Fainting Found n Lead Mine fields In some places two wheat out in the rain while the McCarroll Drawing In Charcoal Crayon Pastel etc Capt R F Bass it is believed hus bundles were blown into the wire crowd was being counted at another Lesson Hours trom 0 to 12 A 21 struck it rich on his farm a few fences w ith such force that the wires door This count showed 370 for were broken A heavy followed McCarroll but as the Winfree sido CHINA FIRED miles from Kirkmansville He has that Hooded tobacco rainlow places had not Those Interested Invited to o Ul in been counted they refused 108 MAIN STREET jOF-- STODIO at Residence South Main St struck a lead mine and is now active and did considerable damage in that to let Judge McCarroll take the stand ly engaged in opening it and bring way without another couut As soon as the uproar subsided another count ing to the surface its worth The Tullnlioma Lost Kvery Uamu was ordered and the room was clear lead bloom is visited in many places The Tullahema team of ball play- ed a second time and there is scarcely a doubt about The McCarroll the metal being there Todd county ers lost all three of the games played men went out at the front door with 13 11 T If ITT mi Progress i mos s with our local nine last week On jjuuimci ueuveii aim a uUUfj tellers The Winfree men passed out 11 to 2 on at the Thursday the score was Killed iualtnnauay rear door with George Bradley Mr W S Crouch who resided near Friday 7 to 2 and on Satuulay 10 and L C Cravens as tellers This to 1 The boys played Elktou was thrown from his buggy pretty good Tennessee were entirely count showed 356 for McCarroll and ball but 207 for Winfree -- MSSZsSa2Jg5 The minority then T rlast Thursday afternoon by his mule outclassed by the Locals and only submitted and permitted the business becoming frightened and sustained scored 5 times in three srames while to proceed George E Gary wai injurie which resulted in death about the home team put up 28 runs Aboutl chosen secretary by acclamation four hours later When found his iuuu people witnessed Thursdays Judges Morrow and Phelps wero The crowd was smaller on placed in nomination and a division body was horribly mangled Mr game was one of the oldest and best Friday and on Saturday rain inter- indicated that Morrow was the choice Urouch of a large majority and upon motion citizens of Todd county and was well fered to considerable extent As known in this city of C H Bush his nomination was Breaks All Records made unanimous At this stage Jim John Henry Howell In lloclt A French conscript has broken Allensworth moved that the conven- Â¬ John Henry Howell the negru who as the record by claiming exemption on tion instruct for Linn to second fired several shots at Henry Wilson choice and attempted make a the ground that he is another negro near Pee Dee last twenty the father of at the age of speech but the Morrow men refused Your choice for four living to hear him and finally Charlie Wednesday was arrested in this city children Bush secured attention and after op- Â¬ oaturaay morning bv Deputy Golay New Styles posing the motion asked the crowd to DEATHS and placed behind the bars He will vote it down It was put and lost ia have an examining triul before Judge RicnAKDsMr Arthur Richards a storm of noes Breathitt this week died last Wednesday near Roaring The following resolution was then go at 100 No wholesale house in the country sells this hat at less S Springs of typhoid fever aged 22 offered and adopted without opposi- Â¬ Ten Peoplo Shot than 1950 per dozen All hats on sale at like cut prices We deal During a large barbecue and dance years Mr Rp hards had been in the tion direct with factory and will save you money and give you fresh 5 employ J atEdgeville ten miles from Nash- chant atof Mr E H Anderson mer- Â¬ Resolved Vf nobby new goods Newstead for That there bo appointed a list of 12 ville last Thursday there was a free as cierK ana was a line several years All business man rfight among the men and women and and very popular with all who knew delegates selected Irom the friends of the successlul candidate and one al- Â¬ ten persons were shot somo of them him ternate for each delegate to represent goes at actual cost This means a good shirt at 15c and on up theline We will givb youT the Beriously No deaths are reported as Christian county in the Eddyville COLORED Kw best of Garners Percals and Laundered Shirts 4 collars 2 pairs cuffs to match 75c yet convention called to nominate a can Â¬ Glass John W Glass died in the Flretl on the Trainmen city last Thursday of consumption didate for circuit judge and thatsaicS delegates and we will in addition to our discount give you a red lino cut w Tramps fired on the crew of freight aged 21 years Deceased was a broth- Â¬ come delegates alternates who may be Â¬ be instructed to voto er of E W Gliss the Ninth street un Â¬ train No 63 at Forts last Wednesday as a unit for the best interests of Â¬ dertaker andwas a tHe same immense cuts pertain night They were beating their way dom lodge No 57 U member of Free Judgo T J Morrow and upon all 4 We are in these lines and make you big bargain B F The in questions coming up in said convenon the train and were put off by the terment took plnce Friday COME TO SEE US tion and to use all honorable means trainmen No one was hit They made their escape in the darknesB Mr C M Brown has returned from to secure his nomination and have not yet been captured Hot Springs Ark Continued on fourth page 750 J H ANDE RSON A BIRD In Hand CO Differences there ever have been differences there will be on policies important to the people et a party founded upon the very bedrock of civil liberty with its record its history and its traditions so inspiring can never die and must never disintegrate With outstretched arms as your bondman to day your servant in this light before us I ask you to help me save old Kentucky the only state in this Union that never did go other than Democratic once more with your help will remain Democratic I thank you gentlemen try Washington July 1 The monthly statement of the public debt issued today shows the debt on June 30 1895 the end of the fiscal year to have been 1098913120 exclusive of 579207 863 in certificates and Treasury notes n circulation offset by an equal amount of cash in Treasury Nor does it include 3l157750 in bonds of the last issue which have not yet been The delivered to London purchasers corresponding debt on June 30 1894 1016897816 showing an increase for the year including bondB not yet delivered inLondon 111173054 The cash in the Treasury however has increased during the year from 117584 436 to 195240153 a gain of 77655 717 The true public debt including bonds not yet delivered less cash in the Treasury is therefore 922830717 an increase for the year of 33511337 The present debt is recapitulated as The Condition of a Treasury at the End of THE RESULTS OF SATURDAYS the Fiscal Year TY CONVENTION j M0KK0W LEADS COUN- Â¬ j N Blorrow Carries Christian Linn Colloway Burnett Trigg and Wntklng LyonConnty A Ills and Noisy Convention Morrow Christian Linn Calloway 12 votes 8 votes follows Interest bearing debt 716202060 debt on which interest has ceased since maturity 1721690 debt bearing no interest 338898469 total exclusive 1096913120 of bonds not delivered The cash in the Treasury is classified as follows 5 votes 4 votes Watkins Lyon show the results The figures above of the county conventions held Satur- Â¬ day to select delegates to the conven- Â¬ tion at Eddyville to morrow to nomi nate a Democratic candidate for Circuit judge in this the third judicial district for the unexpired terra of two years In only two counties were there contests for first instructions but in all of the counties the second choice of the delegates selected cut a con- Â¬ siderable figure since at least two of the candidates must be retired before a nomination can be reached In Calloway Judge Linn carried the county easily over Judge Cook the figures as reported by the Linn side being 479 to 247 This of course shuts the latter out of the race and makes Judge Linn the second strong- Â¬ est candidate in the coming conven- Burnett Trigg Worth Two in the Bush ICttRDS C HOW TO DRESS NEATLY HfiBi Latham OUR TRIMMINGS Mrs J E Dabney N TOBIN FASHIONABLE TAILOR T IIP1 sfwraSnk ny Ulluill hoIIIIj 3 J 1 V But we cut first the red new goods advertised of all 50c Straw Hats 1 Stif E3Iats jjv k SLI-- V Ifetree fcS Vv Oo J T lik rn if fcy -- JfcfflM i am 1 3PHOT06KAPHY IN COMB PraotlcaJ Method Said to Have 3eou Invontod at Last In Color Produce Lotter1 f Science with Some Charming XUctares W McDonough Surprises the World by a Single Exposure Special Chicago Among- 1 V i 1 phone principle The Bell company took an appeal ibnt before the case wns definitely set Ued the telegraph company among whoe assets were the McDonough jclalms failed and litigation came to an abrupt close Hence all the real inven- idor of the telephone has to show for his work is a bookcase full of printed legal briefs establishing his claim beyond a reasonable doubt and the vrasplo-is-- the numerous inveatcrs who Chicago there is oho vchose name should bo known In very liquse In America But like nany other bright minds he became a victim bf the laws delays and others have reaped ttho fame and fortune to which his genius entitled him In pro fessional and scientiflc circles James W McDonough is recognized as the in Â¬ ventor of the telephone among1 law Â¬ yers he is considered a litigant par readers of patent reports and ibonTt decisions admit his brain power and deplore the ivwhich permit aexistence of conditions wealthy and soulless Corporation to rob a man of the re wards of his intellect and industry simply because lie has not the means or the physical strength to conduct a thirty years legal warfare with un- i principled opponents In April 1870 Mr McDonough ap- plied for a patent on his telephone Jii March of the same year Bell had been granted a patent The instru Â¬ ments invented by both were very Jnuch alike in construction and identi Caliu principle but McDonough had begun his experiments long before Doll filed his application He placed Jhis interests in the keeping of a now lefunct telegraph company which to fight the claims of the Bell 73eople A decision was rendered in e i r i F-- Mcuonougu s lavor aner me lapse m several years on tne ground that he iuuujjccu uiu uiab lu usiuuiisu LI1U IC1C- - snake their home lu ok -t- I I understood by amateur photographers the McDonough process requires a specially ruled screen and specially ruled paper A multicolored screen ruled with very fine alternate lines or formed of small dots or small particles is employed Fundamental colors of tiwj spectrum are preferably used such as orange red yellowish green and violet blue The screen is ruled with lines in these colors about three hun- Â¬ dred to the inch This screen is placed in front of and in close contact with a specially sensitized orthocdromattc plate which is then exposed in the camera to the object to bo photographed and a black and white nega Â¬ tive is ultimately obtained in lines cor- Â¬ responding to the screen in the regis- Â¬ ter From this negative a positive is made in the ordinary way on class or naner J hen if the screen or one siml larly ruled is laid on the positive and moved until the two are in register the picture appears in the original colors The positive mav be nrinted direct upon paper ruled or lined in the same colors as the screen and registering of course In color and form with the same It may be printed on a printing press from one half tone plate on paperruled with colors in the same manner as the screen but preferably lighter in tint Two of the screens were recently ex hibited to experts in Now York who say in their report that they That Vvltila hi1 h1BammhJ tntHot might be of interest to tho amateur it possessed no commercial vahve f Instead of being discouraged by this failure Mr McponOugh continued his researches and in March 1802 patented a process for photographing in colors which may be destined to revolutionize tno art Work- already dono shows steady progress and promises eventual perfection The problem of the repro- Â¬ duction of objects in colors closely re Â¬ sembling the originals evidently is solved as well as the feat of applying the method in everyday photography Mr McDonough presented the writer with a specimen Of his work which proves more conclusively than words that his process has a grand future and that any object can bo reproduced with facility in the colors of nature According to a technical dcscriDtion which however is plain enough to bo J lost their dUtlnguislUng feature The lnwnfn ft tfinrntcrTtalw rritiwt mai g o irww wnu rwsna TO STUDY THE STARS Twentynrears wM Piroof MtiMaNMnaH BlBlnS Extraordinary out in prices Prof E E Barnard of tho Lick ob fervatory at Mount Hamilton Cal has do formally signified his acceptance of the position tendered him by the University R P Smith Chilesburg Va pf Chicago on tho astronomical staff of Avrites I know how I could tho Yerkes observatory faculty For two years the University of Chl do without them I have had jago has been trying to rob Lick of this Liver disease for over twenty famous explorer of thq starry heights A formal offer was made Prof Barnard years Am now entirely cured last February The acceptance was an nounced by Secretary Goodspced at tho university a few days ago Prof Barnard action gives the University of Chicago perhaps the ablest corps of practical astronomers in the world Germany leads In theoretical and math ematical astronomy and several institutions in this country have done superb work Harvard being especially active in the work of classification But to the University of Chicago must bo con ceded the honor of having the three leading men in nebular astronomy double stars and solar analysis viz Prof Barnard Prof S W Burnham and Prof George E Hale who is to bo director of the Yerkes observatory Theso three have no superiors in their means so much more than respective lines Mismanagement at Lick and the un Â¬ you imagine yertous and popularity of Director Uolden are said fatal diseases result from by the Chicago Tribune to have led to the resignation of Prof Barnard and trifling ailments neglected Prof Burnham both of whom have play with Natures done their best work at the California greatest gift health observatory Prof Barnard was born in Nashville Tenn December 1857 If you are feeling His early education was scanty and the out of sorts weak and generally exstory of his life is the record of self hausted nervous sacrifico and personal effort against have no annetlle and cant work great odds In August 1889 Prof begin at once tak Barnard discovered that Brooks comet ing the most relia- of that year was passing through space hr trncrlhinlnc medicinewhichis with four minute satellites moving gen- Â¬ erally with the parent body but with ters A few bottles cure benefit some motion of their own Nothing of come frnm Hi this kind had been seen before and very first dose it wont stain your Prof Barnards observation and re- Â¬ ttttk a n d i I a sults attracted wide attention in tho pleasant to take scientific world With the large telescope at Mount Hamilton he followed one of his comets Klrfnpv nnA T iuAf ll Dvsnensifl In 18S9 more than a hundred million - Tilths IliyiejPills keep the bow- Â¬ ro Barnard Will Come to the els innaturalmotionandclfeanse Terkea Observatory the system of all impurities An ila Decided to tetyve Lick Obncrvatorj to absolute cure fot sick headache Become Connected with the Unlver- eltj of Chicago Some of Ilia dyspepsia sour stomach con- Â¬ Moat Brilliant Discoveries stipation and kindred diseases U At pi THE LEADER How is I v hv I Cant without themf Ths e i dont PU- have reduced the prjee n i of our entire stocic or LINERY from Tutts Liver Pills SAILOR 1 cent to our fineskt i m5 m ILjV i aten 1Z w j V v - i PATTERN HATS It will pay you to calln ii n i ana see ior yuurstiiv f that this v l Iff iS i I Thikd Off Thetb Regular Value A vfflg a- fin Poor Dont I I I Blfl i l fi3S Health trfJJJMaN is no y p m s231jl ft WE MEAN hi I hi WHAT WE SAY MIL LI i ninei I 1 m JMy J Browns MmeFIeurette Levy Mgr Wto i J Iron Bitters It Cures zrzirouoies Bad Blood illuuu bit ja Xle 3Peilace 11 iicuiuigiu Constipation 9 Malaria lttltpq- in Sailor si SliapesI Sailor I have them You want them At prices- from 10c to 200 all colors I am daily receiving all- the latest novelties Womens complaints Nervnus ntfmnr im Get only the cenuine It has crossed red nes on the wrapper All others are sub- - will send set of Ten Beautiful Worlds Hfllr VIeiv ntH hAAV fa r BRrtWKI rHPUirAt en miTiunse nnH w wnwiniwrni tb 1 JMJlM 1 i rrinr rf tr lUnfna 1 i ww JJftt iu Slje Palace Leads in Styles Trimmed Hats irom 2oc to 1x00 Kibbons Laces Silks Velvets Flowers Hair Ornaments Ladies Vests Gloves Silk Floss Stamped Goods CbrsetsHos xx fi i t xmuericx jrausrua ii hub or ti lery jiso a iuii i TABLERSDIT PROF E E n BUCKEYE lllJlJ OINTMENT IS t m BAItXABD MRS ADA1AYNE CORNER 9TH Willi n fti Hi n if lUU im IllAAC llttll m miles beyond the orbit of Jupiter The extreme distance at which any previous comet had been seen was considerably less than the distance of Jupiter ham of Chicago received abetter from Prof Barnard stating that ho had ob- Â¬ served an extremely faint speck of light very close to Jupiter about midnight that it seenjed to be moving with tho placet ajid that he strongly suspected it was a new satellite He said it was so difficult of observation with the large telcscopo that ho was unable to see it except by shutting out the light of the planet The suspected star was found by the obge vatipns of the fol Â¬ lowing night to be a new satellite and on the Monda morning following the whole astronomical world was electrified by the announcement that Jupi- ter observed more than any planet for the last 800 years had a fifth moon re Â¬ volving about in it in less than twelve hours at a distance from the surface planet of about 70000 miles This is the most Important astronomical discovery of modern times Prof Barnard has also done some very delicate work In photographing comets and portions of the milky way Prof Barnard has been Fellow of tho Royal Astronomical society of London since 1887 He is also a member of the British Astronomical association tho American Academy of Arts and Sciences the American Association for the Ad- Â¬ vancement of Science and many other learned societies On January 1 1895 Prof Barnards astronomical discoveries received tho highest recognition of the French Academy of Sciences by the award to him of the Lalande gold medal Lepers in tho World According to Mulhall leprosy Is far more prevalent in Europe than most people suppose He says that thero are now 8000 lepers In Portugal 1770 in Norway 0000 in Russia and about 2000 all told In other European counÂ¬ Â¬ CURES HOTHING BUT PILES MAIN TERMS CASH hv smnnmff rn HcfmirmJnrtpr rmflnnw Commission Merchrmf ZT a September 10 1892 Prof S W Burn Â¬ known tor years as tho BEST REMEDY for PILES ALT PTOiKliySICSAarSUt 6VK SURE and CERTAIN CUPE JJKUOOISTS IIEO CO SOID JJY 55 LOUIS HS Enre Prompt PosUfy for Impotsnct Lota Seminal of Minhood Emissions Spermatorrhea Nervousness Stlf Distrust Cure Loss iiflijjj JAMES W tlDOXOUOH H M photography and that with its aid the prismatic colors could be reproduced at will in all kinds of pictures Without delay ho began to make experiments alpng this line of reasoning working tiff and on from 1805 to 1881 to perfect Idea In tho latter year ho ap i i MVHtipliod for a patent on his invention 1 H vAitcr years of toil ho had succeeded in columns i i making colored It Jiimself6ayswero pictures which as he- this kind would require of information K n not satisfactory how- of space and a breadth ever If they were held at the correct possessed by but few men I G W Weifpiebt 3MTle they showed colors if not they ziess of having fought valiantly for the The fu establishment of his rights ture historian of electrical science will doubt do justice to Mr McDon ongh yet before speaking of other accomplishments of the same gentleman Ihe writer has thought it advisable to refer to him primarily as the originator of the telephone But not only in the field of electricity has Mr McDonough attained distinc The art of photography many tion years ago found in him an earnest devotee and student In the early dajs of the war ho was attached to the Ellsworth zouaves among whose prominent members was one of Chicagos most pro gressive photographers At this time while looking at the exhibit in this iriends gallery he conceived tho idea of tho possibility of photographing in colors From a pastime his researches evolved into science and then hapÂ¬ pened one of the most remarkable things ever recorded and one which - more than anything he has done since testifies to the unique mental qualities oi tho inventor On tho way to and from his daily toil he had to cross the Chicago river a stream then already famous for tho thickness of the scum gathered on its surface and tho putrescent odors from its waters Pedestrians by the thousand would run across the Abridge holding handkerchiefs to their aaasal appendages to escape from the ioul smells of tho river but ono even Â¬ ing Mr McDonough peeped over the Tailing of tho bridge and was charmed with tho brightness of tho colors sent out by the scum on tho filthy water cOn the next day ho looked at tho same spot from a different point of view and could discover nothing but tho ill pmclling recrement floating lazily in jtho morning breeze For some weeks ho Continued his observations and then concluded that tho principle of inter- Â¬ ference of light could bo applied to -eraa--3iatin- apparently transparent ceJu with nothing to indicate any ruling except a slight purplish were loid Ruled papers were also exam- Â¬ Of ined and were apparently white particular interest to the experts was Unrolling a small Japthe following anese scroll Mr McDonough pointed out the various tints and then exhibited what was apparently an ordinary black and white transparency After exam ining scroll and transparency an ap parently clear piece of celluloid was handed to us and was placed in contact Moving tho with the transparency celluloid a little the transparency suddenly became a mass of color repro- ducing exactly every shade of color present in the Japanese scroll The celluloid was a ruled screen and tho transparency had been made from a negative made through this ruled screen When it is remembered that but ono camera and one exposure are required and that from one negative any num ber of pictures may be printed tho capabilities and possibilities of this new process seem illimitable The art of neither printer nor lith- Â¬ ographer has ever succeeded in repro dueing the patterns and colors of rugs carpets wall papers dress goods china wares and other delicate goods and fabrics Commercial travelers handling such merchandise have to carry dozens of trunks to show samples to their country customers one carpet sales man for a Chicago house carrying no less than seventy pieces of baggage Color photography would relieve merchants of this terrible taxf as the camera would reproduce tho most delicate shades and patterns to perfection Two trunks full of carpet samples and ten trunks full of rugs could with the aid of color photography bo redueed in bulk to a convenient portfolio whose pretty pictures would answer all tho requirements of tho most particular makeuoua RTRONQ Vigor- Â¬ ous Man Price 100 6 Boxes 6 00 Special Directions Mailed with each Box Address EilUrd Saov Ualsent Co of Memory e Will Tntt5r511 Kv because they are the largest and most re- Â¬ 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 aU kinds Beans Potatoes Onions Hay Grain Headquarters for Furs Hides and Wool Capital 34000000 liberal advances made on consignments General correspondence solicited r IllUnti ninnrir Lumber GUARANTEED Hardware i TJ tint STLOUI8 2010 LuOASAVf MO 200000 Two GOOD PURE WATER vl 1 Tliousaud Dollars in Premiums ALL THE YEAR ROUND FROM THE PREMIUM FOR BACH SUBSCRIBER SEMI WEEKLY AMERICAN Will glre to acli Yearly Subscriber from now until Octobet 1st a handaome Pre sent A number of Fortunate Subscribers will receive Vol jable Prizes 500 EKIIAIPilfflGPIP M g IjaMmis u Cash 100 worth ot Furniture Third Prize 100 Organ Fourth Prize 100Blcycle Fifth Prize 100 Farm Wagon Â¬ Sixth Prize 50 Sowing Machine Seventh Prize 100 Pocketknifero fifty difÂ¬ ferent subscribers In addition to these premiums each and ev- Â¬ ery yearly subscriber will receive a Handsome Picture whlchwould cost In any store thlrty flvo 35 or fifty 50 cents These pictures will cost Tho Semi Weekly American at least Two Thousand Dollars These prizes will be given upon the following conditions The Semi Weekly American has deposited in the Treasury of the State of Tennessee a One Dollar Bill sealed in envelope whicli envelope will be opened October All U S bills aro Upon this bill aro the following numbered Â¬ figures 15933533 The person these figures In the tries In India there are 131000 and order thoy refirst placing will receive the first on this bill Â¬ China not less than 10000 prize in Canton placing those figures right He does not give figures for other orThe seeondperjonplacing them right will bo coming nearest and islands but it is esti- Â¬ given the second prize countries Â¬ theso figures mated that tho leper population of the orThe third person placingwill receive the right being tho next nearest Â¬ third world is but little if any short of a prize The fourth fifth and sixth prlzei will then million bo distributed In order After thefe prizes are distributed Tho Semi Electric rower In Mines Weekly American will fifty At the Eureka colliery Windcrist subscribers placing thegive to each of the right numbers nearest Pa where 11000 tons of bituminous a100Pockeknife pay 100 for The Peml Remember you coal arc turned out every month thero Wcekly American mustone year to be ent ltle for is not a single mule dragging out Its to a guess The first correct 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Pitchers prescription for Infants and Children It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric Drops Soothing- Syrups and Castor Oil t is Pleasant Its guarantee Is thirty years use by Jjfjilllons of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castoria relieves teething troubles cures constipation and flatulency Castoria assimilates the food rcgidatcs the stomach and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep Cas Â¬ toria Is the Childrens Panacea the Mothers Friend iTf HIBil trio corporal drew nearer to the prospector and his voico sank to half whisper I think that I wouldnt- - that Is to saw I onlv think you know but I really wouldnt quite give up all hopes of seeing Willie again TJie prospector sprang wildly to his A7U iy Jock J FURNITURE K I Jfct CARPETS Headquarters At Jf Ya lt ls Surprising How Cheap You Can Buy j jf V W fWk Etc OUTFITS lL ifB HOTELS FURNISHED FURNISHED U Castoria Ca3tariu Is an excellent medicine for chil Â¬ dren Mothers have repeatedly told me of its good cflcet upon their children Dr G C Osgood Lowell Mass Castoria is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted I hope the day is not far distant when mothers will consider the real Interest of their children and use Castoria instead of the various quack nostrums which are destroying their loved ones by forcing opium morphine soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats thereby sending them to premature graves Da J F KmcnELOE Conway Ark Castoria Castoria is so well adapted to children that I recommend it as superior to any prescription known to me H A AitCHER M D in So Oxford St Brooklyn N 8 Our physicians in the childrens depart Â¬ ment have spoken highly of their experi Â¬ ence in their outside practice rlth Castoria and although we only have among our medical supplies what is known as regular products yet we are free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon It feet Great Godl You have news of him Speak out man I can bear the strain no longer Trie nonest corporal naa Deon thor- Â¬ oughly Impressed by his wife with the necessity of breaking the news by de grees and hero was this provoking couple working themselves into hys- Â¬ terics before he had said a dozen words or as he tersely put it going 6ff half cock before the game hod risen Well thercsn telegram read It for yourself I did my best but the fats all in the fire now The prospector took the paper in his trernbling hands and with an effort read the blessed words aloud Willie Wllders is with mo safe and well Break the news to his parents and tell them to come on here as soon as possible I found the child accÂ¬ jA OFFICES FURNISHED BARROOM HOUSES l S T MOORE CO MANUFACTURERS Jyrson bet 4th and Gth 4 i Nis I AGENTS mi i M f9 W Lffi iJrG identally in New York Reply Elsie t Whitford A United Hospital and Dispensary AiABsr C Smito Pret Boston Mass itself over the prospectors face He was like one drunk with the delirium of delight Hurrah the corporal shouted catching the infection of joy Three cheers for Elsie and a tiger for tho boy bright gleam of ineffable joy spread I II The Centaur Company 77 Murray Street New York City TOM P MAJOR Late of Clarksville Term m IVEgidoir CO JAS D HEALEY Jr Late of Givens Headier But Millie after the manner of her sex when the trouble was over of course broke down and to the dismay of the gallant corporal fell into a dead swoon at his feet We will not attempt to depict their joy on meeting their child such scenes are better imagined than described for words can paint events but not emo Co tijns M v WAR I0US Tl TOM P MAOR Vi W GJWHEELER rroprs NO 1025 jest Main Street - KY LOUISVILLE Sookkeepe J ft JOHN N MILLS h f WIEELER MILLS EussellYille and Railroad Streets k nn 5 WAREHOUSEMEN COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND GRAIN DEALERS Liberal Advances on Consignments All Tobacco sent Us Covered by Insurance IFire Proof T7vraxebuuse Hopkinsville Kentucky r c WILCOi CO Of course the Woodgroves were in high glee their kindly hearts were touched to the depths at the joyous atmosphere they breathed Wilders insisted on Elsie receiving tho thousand dollars reward which he had brought for her in crisp new bills and as the prospector showed signs of offense at her refusal tho happy girl took the money to Jacks entire satisfaction Meanwhile Jack and his boy had big communings together From these little conferences the prospector picked up several bits of information which he pieced together and was enabled to arrive at a tolerably accurate guess as to who was the originator of the outrage Of these suspicions he said nothing to his wife until they reached home but then his wrath broke forth The first thing he did was to send for Susan Green who now that the boy was found had hoped to be spared fur ther explanations When you took Willie awav from Alma Miggs Jack asked judicially had you been talkin to a man walk in with him in fact T R HANCOOK T R HANCOCK Man you said a parson there Lor no Now think Susan Think again Susan scorned reply Did you meet that fellow Dodd hes not a man lies HUMx Store NAT GAITHER WARE IIDH T JR Oh Jack grinned for he had a strong sense of humor so you confess that you did meet him Confess indeed course I met him Had him what you mean by confessing Did 1 Id like to know Of didnt ever say I COR MAIN AND FRONT STREETS Tobao co Warehousemen and Commission Merchants you an appointment with HANCOCK Liberal Advances on Tobacco Salesman IAS WEST GAITHER CO MMI23IN HOPKINSVILLE WEST aTOBACCOa MERCHANT K And Proprietors PLANTERS Warehouse w afternoon Susans nose was sharp her lips were thin and her anatomy of bony proclivities- not wholesome to look at but as Jack put this question she seemed to shrivel up into ten times her natural ugliness A leaden hue spread over her face paling all but tho tip of her nose which was a flaming scorbutic red Without a word she dashed for the door but the prospectors broad back was against jt No you Susans wrath was rising Thats my business So you decline to answer She remained silent Did Dodd hand you a package that e jragsdade RE COOPER r RAGSDALE COOPER nn uniO VflV GO HI la Genl Agt j VVQlb advance blast Special attention to sampling and Oh Mr Wilders dear Mr Wilders will remain menta made on consignments Our charges for selling Tobacco she cried flinging herself on her knees 1250 No commission Dont kill mol Ill tell tho truth I will J B ALLEN HOPKINSVILLE -tobacco KY Liberal selling man No You lie The mans passion was terrible the swollen veins in his forehead stood out like whipcord as with towering form he stood over the trembling girl You sold my little one to my ene miesho cried hoarsely Like Josephs brethren you sold him into bondage Susans limp figure bowed to tho der if you dont behave yourself Ill have the constable in in less than three minutes Did you take money from that dont you vixenl By thun- L E DADD BooK keeper 0 P WAfcEIELD Union Tobacco Warehouse j indeed Ill tell tho truth Oh good ness gracious me do have pity on me Sup Jack paused Wife ho cried as though struck by Give her pen and an inspiration paper She shall write her confession CHAPTER Mil DODD if UNION g err 2x COMMERCE and IIITER STS XIX AIPUAItS AOAIN Clarksville tYJ V Tennessee HOUSE Liberal advance made on Con signments iFree Storage to Correspondence So It shall bo a legal document the prospector said solemnly Wife keep your eye open on crroi s for I aint much of q hand at literatoor Susan prepare to write Tho meek oyed girl meekly took Ivor place at the table pen in hand Jack dictated J StMpn Green tpinster being of sound mind do hereby affirm before all condition of men regardless of sex or color 9 3 Planters licited i Prompt and Careful Attention to All Business Entrusttd to Ui g Jlere Millie interfered to ask how No but oh so intensely vulgar however you must form your own con- Â¬ clusions And Franks conclusions were the same as Elsies He had not been in Mr Gregsons presence five minutes be fore he mentally declared him to be the most insufferable cad he had ever met and only to be tolerated for Elsies sake child So youre the chup thats caught tho Lay out and do up are not law golden pigeon rather a bit of a prig terms are they Jack I expect but might be worse was the If you dont hold your tongue Mil courteous greeting of the showy Go on stranger lie we shall never get there Susan Frank You are very candid And J received smiled How much did you receive Candid Jacob Gregsons truth itTwenty dollars Susan sobbed self Just ring that bell by your hand Great Scott Twenty dollars only and let us have a nip of brandy for To think that a boy like my Willie talkins dry work didnt fetch the price of a Newfound Not for me land pup Go on Well I thought you were a prig The sum of twenty dollars sterling Do you smoke Sterling is wrong I 2iw With pleasure Thank you pleaded MilMe it is only applied to He took pne of Gregdons cigars silver though he distrusted it Her husband dared not debate this your faWell thats something shaky question so he simply ignored vor Now see here youngin man Ive it accordingly and fe- come across the raging ocean which To do so which by George I hate with all my soul to loniously did nee your wife on most important bubi Did what Jack ness but now shes married Accordglowered Jack ing to English law shes nobody an How often must I tell you that there you her husband are everybody con never was a woman critter born as sequently Im driven to open matters could get within a mile of a legal toyou document Youll find mo keenly alive to my By enticing him from a female person one Alma Miggs and handing him over to vifes interests Devil doubt you but I want to find a thundering dough faced sneak one olive to Jack Jack All those bad words youTo yours mine too cannot be right Yes the game lies in my hands Archibald Dodd All which is the the tcliole truth and nothing but the Heres a young woman entitled to a truth Susan large fortune heres a young man martruth so help mo Ood Amen ries her heres an enterprising uncle Green When the prospector had got his a kind good uncle on whose bosom she legal document signed and delivered lay an innocent babe whose hard won he turned upon the dismayed Susan ducats have for years supported her and pointing to the door roared in a Now the kind uncle says to the nice young man says he You can never voice of thunder but one word learn one word of your wifes fortune Git An the young man for Mr Dodd without my aid Now cried he says he paused and with a drunken I put Get me my coat Millie while leer winked expressively at Grey Dandy in the cutter what do you think the young man Stop Jack you need not go on that errand Heres a cutting from a news- Miys Frank smiled paper ray sister sent me this morning says The young man he declared I did not show it to you before because he would deal very liberally with the you are so very excitable Now libten 1 sad end kind uncle Our readers will remem Spoken liko n brick Tip us yer ber the case of Archibald Dodd who sufferod so severely whilst driving to flipper old chap Youre the right sort our city from Oretown some weeks ago after all Well what does the kind unclo proHe died last night a raving maniac in pose to do the county poorhouse He means to give that nice young And theres no forty below zero temperature when hes gono Jack sneered man a cool fifty thousand dollars a Lame blind year Dont jest Jack Grey started with incredulous won Millie shuddered mad What an derment end Impossible was all he could ejacuCHAPTER XX Why man you must be dreamlate AN INTKBEBTIJfQ UNCLE ing He did not say drunk though ho One bright summers day Mrs Frank thought it Grey ran down the walk to the garden I knew that ud take the starch out gate of her pretty new house to meet of you but its gospel truth ah you her husband on his return from his of- Â¬ didnt think youd gone in for such big fice stakes when you married the little gal It was not long after a gay little did yer wedding which had turned Elsie Whit If Elie had never a cent ford into Elsie Grey and made two Oh yes I know all ubout that bosh young people supremely happy Youre in your calf love now an lifes Shell bo was tho young all molasses an moonshine Prank darling wifes glad greeting what do you all the sweeter for golden trlmmins you bet yer life think I have found to day Orey felt a strong inclination to kick Another lost baby No indeed but a real live very his wifes irrepressible relative Grcgson drew from his pocket a much alivo uncle Prank legally prepared contract securing to You are joking I never was more serious He came himself liberal compensation in case of all tho way from England on purpose Frank Greys accession to the unnamed to seo me and I dont like him one lit- Â¬ fortune and cried cxultingly tle bit Sign that doniment my boy an Prank I do absolutely believe the horrid man was going to kiss me the estate is yours Shows ho has good taste at any rate Grey signed lijio one in a dream Is ho the corporals brother Far away in England lives an old Why dont yon know tho Whitfords bloke Mr Gregson began with a sen aro not my real father and mother timental tone and expression named Frank Sir Gordon IlillbVough who had ono Frank stared in amazement child Iliuliaru who was rather a wild And you were not Elsie Whitford young cu3i When this youth was Not myself at all you stupid dear still young angreen he secretly mar but it appears my mother died in my ried my nioce a young country girl of infancy and I was left to tho care of seventeen Unclo Jacob Gregsou the gentleman Elsies mother Groy interpolated How glad she will be to hear about who called here to day who put me in charge of Mrs Whitford paying her her large sums for my support She died was killed by a railroad train before Elsie was six weeks old Where is your undo now shpjking I hate to tell her At the Tifft house I promised that you would go up to tho hotel this even Â¬ anything so sad Gregson ignored tho interruption ing andcall on him and continued his story So I wilL Of course the lad kept his marriage Dont bq prejudiced Prank but I - t fear he Is not a bit nice l Â¬ I Â¬ many sexes a man coma De dui was promptly reproved and told that no woman ever could understand law ctenns S That Ivkis hired by one Dodd aforesaid Dear Jack you never said one word about Dodd before To lay out and do up one Jack Wilders by putting up a plant to rob 7dm of his lllinHMWIIIMI I MB HI J HIIHIIIM xwuik oUl Why of course Oh you dont understand sucis things in this country where Jack is av good as his master she was beneatb him thats all In rank Exactly Now very soon after the He went marriage they separated into the army She stayed with me Then the baby was born and she dledr and young Uillborough married againr und went with his wife to India Leaving Elsie He knew nothing abouS Pshaw her didnt know of her existence Well Well the whole story was sprung on the old gent By whom By me if you must know bnt T n shall never got through my story if you ask so many questions Well go on And it was agreed that tho child should be suppressed Suppressed Yes shipped abroad under another name I And that cliild is Your wife as sure as shootinI And her father went to India and raised a second family He didnt He an his wife were killed by cholera an now the old gentf got a streak of remorse never could- - U fcf afford a conscience myself ans just as anxious to get his granddaughter back as he once was to get rid of her Surely you could have found horrm before this Ill be hanged if I could for the Ifr -tie minx has kept herself as close as The Whitfords played it oa me too an I never got her address tiU two days ago How can we prove Elsies identity asked Grey cautiously Ive got them fixed to perfection testimony leave me that part of the business birthmarks everything-J-yo- u to1 And have you any proofs to give mo of tho truthfulness of your story Lord what a lad you are for proofst One would think you were drynursedfi by a lawyer Well dollars talk dorat thej loud and clear and theres no mis them See Ill gcr- understandin straight to England an before thre1 Weeks have passed if I ever get alw shall cable you expenses to bring- your across that cussed sea Sir Gordon I wife to England Late as it was when Frank reached home a council of war was called for as luck would have it Mr and Mrs Woodgrove had stepped across tbff street to spend tho evening with tlp young wife and they sat enthralled while he related the romantic story o Elsies birth and parentage And when he had done their tongnea did wag Im not a bit surprised asserted I always looked orp Mrs Woodgrove Elsie as a disguised princess Turns out to bo a swan who all thought her a barujard duefcrragV Frank laughed Come the old gentleman demanded antf graciously give ni a kiss Pcrhnx when you are ruling in your ancestra mansion surrounded by your gorjft ous flunkies you may be above grutTfying7 tho whims of an old lumber merchant Wherever 1 am whatever I am Elsie cried her arm wound lovingly round his neck I shall never forget alU I owe to you and sho paused to grasp his wifes hand my dear detCstr n here you serene highness Brrt if HOBRINSVILLE KENT U0KIA jppkinmillt lentucltiim ffjusinruESiiY and MOSEOW LEADS Impure Blood Was the cause of zny not feeling very well durlag tbe upring for several years past I had that tired weak and so tired that I could not do much work For several IJb lli 1 July 9J1895 if V t i si t- x V C i 1 Continued from first page Tho chair then announce tho fnl M MEACHAM lowing delegates and alternates CHAS Alternates Jre8ieB W R Howell M S Major 3 A YEAR IN ADVANCE SUBSCRIPTION 9 9ravea8i --vbmi J Reed Local reading notices 20 oants per ttne 8pe W T Cooper oon insertion Geo V Green 11 Locals 8 cents per line Kates for standing advcrtlseinouts furnished Juo G Childress M B Kingan application isucisuur heaven Li liraslier OFFICE 212 SOUTH MAIN STREET R T Petree L L Nickols Geo E Gary Isaac Garrott ANNOUNCEMENTS W A Wilgus Frank Rives Weare authorized to announce B H Bush A M Cooper JUDGE JOHN PHELPS C M Meacham J T Hanbory as a candidate for Circuit Court Judge in this T M Barken Jas West district subject to the action ot the Demo W P Winfree W E Ragsdale cratic party Election November 5 1893 The convention men acijournea IPe are authorized to announce While the meeting was stormy and JUDGE THOMAS P COOK often disorderly it was good humor- Â¬ of Calloway count as a candidate for Judgo ed and closed harmoniously The of the Circuit Court of this district subject to delegation was not made up of Morthe action ot the Democratic vartv row men exclusively as it might have We are authorized to announce uccu uou tuo viumia uui leu in u con JUDGE THOS J MORROW ciliatory mood but the gentlemen as a candidate for Circuit Judge ot the Third Judicial District subject to the action of the representing the opposition to Mor- Â¬ row are honorable men who were ap- Â¬ Democratic Convention July 0 pointed with the assurance of tbe By authority we announce chairman that they would loyally judge watkins carry out their instructions and vote of Lyon county a a candidate for Circuit Many Judge of this the Third judicial district sub and work for Judge Morrow of the alternate delegates will go ject to the aetlon ot the Demociatlo party along with their principals and a good many will go who are not deleDEMOCRATIC TICKET gates It is probable thut at least 25 or du people will attend the convenFor Governor tion from this county P WAT HARDIN of Mercer Judge Morrow enters the race as the leading candidate and it will take Lieutenant Governor for a strong combination to defeat him JlT TYLER ot Fulton His chances are better than those of Tor Treasurer any other candidatet though the race R CFORD of Clay v will of course be doubtful until the ForAudltoi final ballot There are 29 delegate JL C NORMANof Boone votes and fifteen will be necessary to For Register of the Land Ofllce nominate Judge Morrow only needs GBSWANGO of Wolfe 3 from other counties friiai mojwhcs say I do yoti have feel lag was pits J M M H it h t 5ff WrW years I have taken Sarsaparllla my Hoods M regularly and It has cleansed driven oft that ttrcd feeling and built up my whole sys tem HoodsSarsaparlUabas also benefited other members of my1 family so that we would not be without a supply Stephen tfWi r- - m A blood gtiii k tV r W M iir eSS On the ricrlts Happy Home of Clothing Prominently In the publlo eye Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the Only True Blood Purifier fl 6 Atvx v 1 1 if v for 5 tj Hoods Pills XV J HENDRICKof Fleming ForSectetary of State of Graves For Attorney General 3IENRY SHALE ForSuptof Public Instruction ED PORTER THOMPSON otOwcn For Commis3ioner of Agriculture JON B NALL of Louisville Tot Railroad Commissioners JFLETCHER DEMPSEYot Hopkins GEO H ALEXANDER of Jefferson GREEN RKELLARof Nicholas JFor Magistrate Pembroke District WM L PARKER i i The papers of the second congres- sional district seem prosperity to be enjoying Within the last year or two five of them the Hopkinsville Kentuckian Madisonville Hustler Henderson Journal Henderson Gleaner and The Sun have built and moved into their own buildings The last to take this step is the Henderson Journal which is now snugly quar tered in a modern and conveniently ararraiiged building on Main Street Morganfield Sun a prominent sur Â¬ of Louisville known all over the geon State was killed Friday night in a bicycle collision on Third street His wheel ran into that of a young man named W A Colston Dr Palmers head struck the curbing and he never regained consciousness He was 53 years old and a man of wealth and great popularity He carried J40000 of life insurance He leaves a wife and three grown children Dr E R Palmer Judge Morrow is er in Christian 500 votes strong- Â¬ county than any out- Â¬ side candidate could be If nomi nated at Eddyville to morrow his election would be a foregone conclu sion 4 The free silver debate between W H Harvey and Roswell G Horr arranged some time ago will begin in Chicago July 16 and continue two weeks The Pullman Palace Car Co has followed the example of many man- Â¬ ufacturing establishments and advances wages ten per cent Dinning in Simpson were nominated for the legislature last week b WP Thome in Henry and J W The re eat meeting of State teachers in Lexington was a great success stream of water last week Mr W 108 A Lowry struck a fine of feet It stands 96 feet deep at a depth M R Gardner of Hardin for auditor C H Dean of Woodford for register of land office J E Quicksall of Wolfe for attorney general S M Peyton of Hart for secretary of state Don Singletary of Hickman for superintendent public instruction H H Farmer of Henderson for commissioner of agriculture M L Scott of Shelby for United States senator Clarence S Bate of Jefferson IS WITHOUT PRECEDENT A platform fashioned- after tbj Tho Refusal of a Barber to Cut a Omaha platform was adopted Customers Hair June July and August It was one of those hot May days The most charming Summer Rethat precede a cold wave and the sorts of which there are over three fat barber who had just finished shaving a lean customer perspired hundred choice locations are to be found in Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota profusely Soutu Dakota and the Peninsula of Better have a little powder on Michigan along the lines of the Chica- your face hadnt you he feebly Milwaukee St Paul Ry Near suggested mopping his own face as ffo all are located on or near lakes he spoke Its a warm day whice have not been fished out- Yes answered the man in the These resorts are easily reached by chair Put it on railway and range in variety from The powder was applied and the the full dress for dinner to th flannelcostume for every meal operator ran his fingers through the -shirt Septembar and Ootober customers hair in the usual way preparatory to combing and brush- Â¬ The finest shooting grounds in the Northwest are on and tributary to- the ing it St It does look pretty long thats a lines of Chicago Milwaukeefact said the customer regarding Paul Ry The crop of PrairiChick be exceptionally ens himself critically in the glass I this promises toDucks and Geese good year also In guess you may cut it Northern Wisconsin and Â¬ Good heavens gasped the barof Michagan splendid deer shoot- Â¬ ber Cant you come just as well ing is to be had to morrow Chicago Tribune The Game Laws will be- changed in several of the Western States this Prniso from the English 3earFull information free Heres praise from an unexpected Address J G Eveiiest furnished TravGeneral source An English periodical says eling Passenger Agent Chicago 111 The American cuisine undoubted- Â¬ ly surpasses our own in tastiness Scribners Magizine for July con- Â¬ and variety Before every meal blue tains several articles that particularlv points are served on crushed ice adapted to the season questions that To every person at table are placed interest people in early summer The articleis six or seven little finger shaped leadingby Duncan Life at the Athletic Clubs Edwards who was Â¬ white china dishes containing dis a famous college athletic sport His tracting bonnes bouches such as article had the advantage of being olives pistachio nuts crisped wal- Â¬ written by one who has a personal nuts anchovies dressed tomatoes knowledge of the club which he deAs you talk you scribes in many large cities It is gherkins etc nibble pleasantries between the particually full of descriptions of outThe American women door life at this season of the year at courses drink much less wine than we do at Travers Island the Cresent the meals though they are not above Orange and other clubs that have well as city houses All calling aloud for whisky cocktails at country as lovers of outdoor sport will be glad promiscuous hours of the day The that Mr Edwards favors the present service at table is simply exquisite attitude of the larger clubs in which Such dainty chinal Such flowers competitive sports are being softened and oh the roses Why do they into a general pursuit of exercise have so much longer greener stems open air life and good fellowship than our own and smell so far more The illustrated in this article are fuller than have been ever attemped in potently sweet a single paper numbering nearly for- Â¬ Some Hope ty and representing clubs from New York to San Francisco Young man said the sage I hear you are about to be married State of Ohio City of Toledo ss You are right said the young Lcoas County Frank J Cheney makes oath that he man Well young man the day will is the senior partner of the firm of F come when your wife will make the J Cheney Co doing business in the discovery that you do not know City of Toledo County and State everything on earth It will be a aforesaidofand that said firm will pay ONE the sum DOLgreat shock to her feelings and your LARS for each HUNDRED case of and every supremacy Still there Is hope for Catarrh that cannot be cured by the you You while cheerfully admit Â¬ use of Halls Catarrh Core ting that you do not know it all may FRANK J CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed be able to persuade her that the reason for that state of things is in my presence this 6th day of Dethat there is so much in the world cember A D 1886 that is not worth knowing Indian Â¬ A W GLEASON apolis Journal j seal Notary Public Tbe Populists Nominate The Populists held a state conven- Â¬ tion last week at Louisville and nominated a state ticket as follows For governor Thos S Pettit of Daviess county tor lieutenant governor Ino S Blair of Nicholas for treasurer rXSend XT Jr i it KL n clad This dainty little Grecian maid seems for weather such as this Thats what you need brother to be fittingly clad in the lelebrated Qruaranteea urana or fitly Happy Home Clothing f V w st r3 fc J s -i iome in FIT in Style FIT in Weight FIT in JPrioe I FIT in FIT and have a Pit in our Store Shoe Co No Mammoth Olo thing Main St Hopkinsville Ely Where to Btop at Dawson When yea go to Dawson Springs Ky stop at the Summit House Rates ST pa week 26 dollars per month- - Children- - half rates Spe Â¬ cial ratss- - to families and parties- of five or more from the same place This hoteJ has been greatly imr provedand is situated on a beautiful elevatiou Is- convenient to tlia springaand depots and is acknowl- Â¬ IS II OKTHCK QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE Tenth Semi Annual Statement Ranters Bank of Hopkinsville Ky at the close of business on the Pembroke Deposit Bank INCORPORATED in Pembroke Ky On June391895 RESOURCES the morning of the June 1S95 RESOURCES 29th day of a coolest Most Loans and Discounts healthiiil- and- pleasant location of Overdrafts secured any hotel in Dawson Guests b the Overdraws unsecured Due from National Banks 33273 Summer caasit in then rooms audi Due from State Basks and Bankers 37G86 drink any oi Dawsoa life living Due f rota Trust Companies t Bankingrllouso anil Lot waters free charge n Correspondence solicited and cheerr Other Real Estate Mortgages Stocks ana Bonds fully answered Clerk and portetsto Specie meet trains Currency Exchang3forClirfngs H IL Ra3sset Propb edged to have the- - 13737775 2 011 CO d 430959 257617 500000 4124641 280525 cosfinemeat of a long winter season the busy time attendant upon a large and pressing business during the spring months and with vacation tisie yet some- weeks distant It is then that the buildiner un uowers of Hoodfs Sarsaparilla are fuDy appreciated It seems- prefeetly adapted to over Â¬ come that prostration caused by change of season climate or life and while it tonesand sustains the sysiem it purifies audi vitalizes ths blooa Furnltuse and Fixtures JustTvhata Heeded Taxes Paid CunentExpensbs Exclaims thousands of people who Other Assets have- taken Moods- barsapamln atseaBoa of the- year and who haveLIABILITIES noted the success of the medicme in Capital stock paid In in cash giving them relief from that tired Surplus Fund feeKngi waning appetite and siato olr UndiviiiBd Profits Due Depositors 10069r95 extreme exhaustion after the- close CertlfiedOhecks Other Items carried aa Cash 19593977 and Discounts 52 29161 Overdrafts 75184 Due from Trust Companies State and National banks 856124 from Private Bankers and BroÂ¬ kers Banklnghouseand lot 160000 Other real estate V Mortgages rM jSll 53 t A RtnnlcR And hnnilfl Specie and currency f 2 53122 uasn items viz unecKs and other cash items for the next days ex- cnanges Other items carried as cash 166 34 Loss and expenses viz Taxes paid Current expenses Assets not included under any of the above heads viz Furniture and fixtures t 1000 00 Loan Due National Banks 7778 Due State Banks- - and Baafcrs 26208 Due TJiustCompairf tS OashiocCheci3 Outstanrlltitt Unpaid Dividends Taxes Cue and Unsaid OthwJliabllitlesi SetasJjdoforTasc 3 iniisivij-uiscuuiuc-a Total LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in in cash 10019795 Surplusfund Undivided profits viz Discount Echange 750000 1700000 84076 225000C51JK5 T J52rSS2 818 78 80 000 00 5 000 00 Interest Due depositors as follows viz t 16593977 NOTICE everrnian and woman la th United Statr interested in tbe Opiam and Whisk habits to hvo one of mr book on thtsa ills casot Address B M Woolley Atlanta Ga Box 382 and one will be sentjoafnje 1ttst Dont Tobacco Sit or Smoke Your Life way la tbe truthful startling iltle of a book about the harmless guaranteed tobacco habit euro- that braces up nicotinized nerves eliminates the nicotine poison makes weak men gala strength Yifior andvmanhood You run no physical no financial risk as la sold by K O Hardvrtck under a guaran- - Addre3s Sterling Eorcp y Co Chicago New York pr County of CitBtarcAvf33 JohnB Trice Washier of nc pklnsvlUe a Bank locatedPlanters Bank oi Â¬ and doing ness at NoGMaSnstreet In the city of busi Hcp klnsville in said ooduty Being duly sworn says that tho foregoing Report isin all respects a truo statement of the condition of the said Bank at tho cloaeof business on the 29th day Of JUnO 1895 tO the hnjt nf Ma 1 nrnrlnrlra rA belief and further says that the business of f said Bank has keen transacted at the location uujueu uuu nos elsewhere and that the above report is mad in compUauce with an official notice received trom the Secretary oi Stato designating Uxe 29th day of June lb95 as the day on which such report shall be made John B Trice Cashier J D Russell Director Ira L Smith Director SETeice Director Subscribed and sworn to before me by Jno B Trice the 3rd day oi July 1896 IbaL Smith Notary Public Other Profits Deposits subject to check on which no interest is paid Deposits subject to oheck on which Interest Is paid Demaudeertlflcatcs of deposit on which interest is paid Time certificates of deposit on which interest is paid Saving deposits on which inter 44 976 21 estlspald Due Trust Companies State and National banks Due private bankers and brokers Duo individuals and corporations other than banks and depositors Duo treasurer of the State of Kentucky Amount due not included underany of theabove heads viz Cashiers checks outstanding giv Â¬ en for loans and discounts 7 jjjus re cuscountea ITnnnlri rtlvMourlo Dividend this day3 percent 93083 749 00 1 05000 08 74 Taxaccount Total STATE OF KENTUCKY County of Christian jS3 82 813 78 Positions Guaranteed The Bankof Hopkinsville under reasonable conditions Do not say it can not bo done till you send for for 120 page catalogue of DRAUGHONS PRACTICAL BUS Â¬ INESS COLLEGE Nashville Tenn This col- Â¬ lege is strongly endorsed by bankers and merchants all over the United States as well asforeign Countries FOUR weeks by Draugh- ons method of teaching book keeping is equal to TWELVE weeks by the old plan Speelal advantages in Shorthand Penmanship and Telegraphy Cheap board Open to both sexes 36 states and territories now representeed X B This college has prepared books for Home Study book keeping penmanship and shorthand Ganin President of Â¬ posit Bank a bank located and Pembroke De doing business wo at streetin tho town of Pembroke Quarterly Report of in said county belugduly sworn says that the foregoing report lsin all respects a true state Â¬ ment of tho condition of the eaid bank before the transaction of any business on the 29th day pf June 1895 to the best of his knowledge and At the close of business on the the 29th day of belief and furthersays that tho business of said bank has been transacted at the location June 1895 named and not elsewhere and aboyo report is made in compliance that the with an olllcial notice received from the Secretary of RE80URCE8 State designating the 29th day of June Loans and discounts uy on wnicn such report shall b 271500 85 Overdrafts unsecured 93612 made Due from National banks41 525 46 Subscribed and swnrn tn hAfnrA m w W Gamett President this 6th day July 1895 Due from State Banks and 40 833 08 Bankers 82 358 i Eustlce A Hall Banking house and lot 15 000 00 NPOC Other real estate 8322 12 W W GABNETT President Stocks and bonds 530350 Edstice A Hail Director Specie 7 26131 JHWilliams Currency 32 4ooo V AGaenett Exchanges for clearings 22 697 88 C2S69J9 Other items carried as cash 9300 199 114 3 2 REPORT OP THE CONDITION Statement ofthe Condition OF THE OF THE- - LIABILITIES Got a Bite A Talking Turtle The Kentucky Democracy just now m i W ii m ti TO4 5f - tle and telling him what fine soup he would make and how he would be n ill with potatoes and gravey AaAtriloquist who was on the road Â¬ side as the old negro passed along talking to the turtle threw his voice over near the turtles head and said Whar you gwine to drap me Look here turtle are you talkin to me aBked the surprised colored man looking over his shoulder Yea whar you gwme to drap me came from the turtles mouth Fo God turtle Im gwine to drap you right here This story applies to silver issue in Kentucky Frankfort Capital fJ is likened unto tho old negro who had captured a big fat turtle swung it over his shoulder and was carrying it home He Avas talking to the tur- Â¬ treatise on fishing where to go and how to catch em when you get there also a list of Summer Resorts in the Northwest can be had by sending your address and a two cent stamp to J G Evepest General Traveling Passenger Agent Chicago 111 A Halls Catarrh Cure druggists is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of tho system Send for testimonials free F J CHENEY CO Toledo O EgrSold by Druggists 75c Vitalia double strength for sale by First Natlona Bank M Hopltijisville Ky at the close of business Capital stock pd in in cash Surplus Fund Due depositors Duo National banks 680 Due State banks and bkrs 15 910 Taxes duo and unpaid set aside Unpaid dividends Dividend No f0 this day t 45 00 W 250 000 00 25 000 00 1W1d3S0 16 620 45 6 676 57 CITY BANE Hopkinsville Ky At the close of business June 29th 1895 RE80UROE8 114186 81 Notes and bills discounted 50275 00 Stocks and Bonds Suspended debt 223268 100000 and fixtures Furniture i Banking house6 00000 Sight exchange 6745270 25200 750010 499114 32 JUNE 29 1895 RESOURCES Discounts Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U S Govt Report RM Powder ABSOLUTELY PUBE ft tf rA mP Premiums on same 1792000 Stocks securities etc 3749408 Furniture -and fixtures 200000 Real Eitato290000 Due from U S Treasurer 72250 Cash in vault 8149120 Sight exchange 7085472 10234593 Total J240925 IH LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in 6400000 Surplus 281826 Undivided profits 102185 Set aside to pay taxes 50000 14400 00 Circulation Dividends unpaid 2250 00 15043390 Individual deposits 24092561 Total Dividend of 8 per centpayable July 1 95 Taos W LoNOCash U S Bqnda 1600000 192000 7754301 kinsvlllo a bank located and doing business at No 2 Main street in the city of Hopkins ville in said county being duly sworn says that tho foregoing report Is in all respects a true statement of the condition ot tho said bank at the close of business on the 29th day of June 1894 to tho best of his knowledge and belief and further says that the business of said bank has been transacted at the locar tlon named aud not elsewhere and that tho above report is made in compliance with an of Â¬ ficial notice from the Secretary of State desig nating the 29th day of Jane 1695 as the day on which such report shall bo made JKMcPubrson Cashier E P Campbell Director CH BOSH Director D K Bkabd Director subscribed and sworn to before me by J E McPheraon the 2nd day of July 1S95 J P Beaded N P O C Kyi STATE OF KENTUCKY i SS County of Christian J E MoPherson Cashier of Bank of Hop Cashonhand 8438489 27554108 LIABILITIES Taxaccount Capital Stock Surplus Fund UndlvldediProflts Individual Depositors Due to banks Dividend No805per cent 60 000 00 70 000 00 1 131 89 14008519 tu8000 JJl180000 j 2160 00 27551103 W T Tand y fcaahler Subsorlbed and sworn to before mo this Juno 29th 1895 E A ABNOLD Ni P O O Grape bags the best aud cheapest for sale at this office Nowiathetimeto sack your trrapes Best bags for sale at this office V JTtHSaWfrlty AV- ffJl Kr 5L 51 fl 11 Julys9 1895 10 BOPKINSV4LLE Awarded ENTUCKIAN Here is a Partial List of the r JJS TOBACCO NKWS t 6 AROUND AND ABOUT Nothing but news found in this COLUMN HOPKtKaviLLKMABKET Highest Honors Worlds Fair sold 521 A Condensed Accoaui or the Xntcat II a p peulngB Tewely Told for Buy Readers A remarkable story of love parent Â¬ al deposition jealousy and revenge Cttmm frorn Live Oak county Texas The mysterious hanging of Albert Blackman was explained iu court by his late fiancee Miss Bessie Harris who confessed that she hanged tho young man assisted by her father Through the systematic opposition of her parents she had become jealous and at her fathers suggestion she asked Blackman to give her a test of his love by allowing ner to hang him promising to cut him down in time to save his life He consented and the hanging followed but the promise to The save his life was not kept yojflng woman told her story without ajiparent remorse The parents were removed to prevent a lynching By mutual agreement the Citizens Bank and First National of Prince ton consolidated July 3 as the First National The capital stock waa increased to 575000 A new board of directors were chosen R B Batliff is made president Jas D Leech vice president Edward Garrett cashier R D Garrett assistant cashier and R M Pool qjerk All the property of both banks now belongs to one and it is a strong corporation having some of the wealthiest citi zens of the county as stockholders DrRobt W Buchanan was electrocuted at Sing Sing N Y last week for the murder of his wife in 1892 He subsequently remarried his divorced wife after getting posDesession of her largo fortune termined and untiring efforts were made to save his life his execution having been three times postponed His present wife besought Gov Mor- Â¬ ton on her knees to spare his life on the morning of his execution but the governor firmly declined to interfere Good self in because of ill health paster was 65 years of age and well Sales by Gaither West July 23d connected the family being one of 201 the most prominent in Bath county of 31 hhds as follows hhds good to fine leaf from 11 00 to 9 00 jThe gossips at Frankfort are al 48 hhds midsummer leaf from teaftly making slates for Governor Hardin For adjutant general they 8 50 to 6 60 65 hhds common leaf from4 00 to Lave named J Cripps Wickliffe of Burdstown for state examiner Capt 6 50 36 hhds medium to good lugs James Martin of Glasgow for war 300to500 den of the Frankfort penitentiary 21 hhds common lugs and trash Henry George of Mayfield for su perintendent of the feeble minded in- Â¬ Irom 1 6U to 3 UU Market this week the strongest of stitute Dr J Q A Stewart of Frankfort the season bales next week lues day Wednesday and Thursday BKUi Nicholas McDowell has re G W ceived official notice from the agricultural department that the statistiCo of 106 Sales by Abernathy cal department for Kentucky will be hhds as iollows discontinued The divisions for Ken Â¬ 21 hhds good leaf S10 75 to 8 40 tucky and Tennessee will be consoli44 hhds common leaf 8 00 to 5 00 dated and will be looked after by Mr 20 hhds low leaf So 00 to 4 00 Cooper D Schmittof Knoxville The 21 hhds lugs S5 10 to 1 25 position paid a salary of S760 per Market steady and active with full annum orders for every character of tobacco as The Kentucky Baptist published and prices fully as higu heretofore A Co at Louisville has been pnrchased by Dr J B Cranfil of Texas HereafLIVB STOCK MARKET ter the paper will be known as tho Dr Kentucky Baptist Standard Reported by Tatum Smbev Co Cranfil was the Prohibition nominee LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS for vice president in 1892 He will BOURBON STOCK YABDS continue to reside in Texas and the QUOTATIONS Baptist Standard will be edited by Ky June 19 Cattle Rev Chas E Nash Louisville Receipts 149 and 47 calves Ship cuts in wages ments 199 and 12 calves Market The ten per cent made during the panic are being ruled steady on nice desirable grades restored to workmen in many manu of butcher cattle but all others were All the indica very slow and a shade lower than facturing centers tions point to a general revival of bus Monday A fair clearance made but iness and an era of increased pros- outlook not very flattering perity Cattle Extra shipping U 50 to 4 75 4 25 to 4 10 shipping It has been arranged to let W R Lightbutchers 4 00 to 4 50 Harper the negro lawyer have the Best to good butchers 3 00 to 3 75 Fair 3 00 to 3 75 Common to medium butchers Republican nomination for the legisrough steerspoor cows and Thin 1 00 to 1 25 scalawags lature in the 6th Louisville District strong on Our ing near OwingsviUet in Bath county grades market very lugs that is all in of leaf and went to the well Friday to draw a good keeping order Tobaccos bucket of water she was horrified to to and see a mans leg protruding from the funked are still lowto us hard we sell Send your tobacco will and water She called assistance and the get you the highest market price body was drawn up It was that of Yours truly her husband who had thrown him Â¬ Raosdale Cooper Co When Mrs Mason Goodpaster liv Â¬ 110 hhds fine arid good leaf 12 75 12 50 12 25 12 00 11 75 11 75 11 75 11 50 11 50 11 50 II 75 10 75 10 76 10 75 10 50 10 25 10 00 10 50 10 25 1000 10 00 1060 11 00 11 25 4 at 10 00 each 5 at 9 95 each 9 90 9 80 9 75 9 60 9 40 9 70 9 10 9 50 9 00 9 60 9 60 9 10 9 759 dO 9 25 9 90 9 50 9 80 9 50 9 70 9 70 9 30 9 40 895 8 80 8 50 6 at 8 00 each 8 20 8 008 708 008 008 50 8 00 8 80 8 75 8 00 8 60 8 20 8 80 8 60 8 50 11 at 8 00 each 8 50 8 50 8 90 8 75 8 50 8 50 8 70 8 90 8 20 8 50 105 hhds medium leaf 8 00 7 95 7 95 7 95 7 95 7 90 7 75 7 80 25 7 007 90 7 00 7 10 7 00 7 00 95 7 907 40 7 957 90 7 70 710 50 7 00 7 00 7 25 7 90 7 40 7 50 50 7 607 20780710 7 70 7 60 90 7 50 7 60 7 10 7 00 7 00 7 75 50 7 007 507 757 50 7 30 7 00 75 6 95 6 90 6 80 6 40 6 50 6 50 6 40 6 2n 6 00 6 25 6 60 6 00 6 50 6 00 6 90 6 90 6 00 6 25 6 10 6 10 6 75 6 75 6 40 6 50 6 40 6 00 6 00 6 75 o uu u zt b UU 6 5U 6 00 6 75 6 00 6 60 6 60 6 95 6 00 6 90 6 00 610 9 40 6 90 6 90 6 40 6 75 6 80 600 b ZU 0 UU b 7U b yo 6 60 116 hhds common leaf 5 95 6 95 5 955 955 905 805 80 5 80 5 60 b UU 5 00 5 00 5 10 5 00 5 30 5 20 5 755 505 00 5 50 5 90 5 60 5 50 5 70 6 50 5 90 5 00 5 50 5 00 5 60 5 75 5 00 5 50 5 30 5 10 5 50 5 20 5 75 5 75 5 00 5 30 5 75 5 30 540 5 10 5 10 5 10 5 10 5 00 5 00 510 4 954 954 954 904 90 490 90 4 65 4 50 4 20 4 25 4 20 4 20 50 4104104104 25 4 50 4 50 65 25 4 604 204 254 504 50 4 75 10 4 8U 4 7U 4 5U 4 7U 4 50 4 25 4 304 604 254 604 60 4 50 410 4 60 4 10 4 10 4 80 4 60 4 10 4 10 4 90 4 60 4 75 4 80 4 50 4 80 4 50 4 854 904 504104 50 4 80 4 25 4 80 4 00 112 hhds g6od and medium lugs Uh to 3c 63 hhds common lugs 2 to 2c 15 hhds trash Sl to 1 20 Tuesday Wednesday and hdds Thursday June 2i 26 and 27 Tues day and Wednesday July 2 and 3 Rngsdale Ctiopef 8fCd mm KL Oft PtOOHS - 7- WR HARRY j y Bicycles En ItlOD jT- CREAM r hreshers Stackers Binders Mowers afl Wit Wfflfflmi r steam ituuDer jaose TW S MSLK bitting wooas v it belting V Majestic Steel Raugesm Sash Doors W v V V BAKING POWDHI MOST PERFECT MADE A Twino Wagons Buggies Phrotons ittoau vjans mm i l f Free Hardware Cultivators Drills pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant Fertilizers Seeds W i 40 YEARS THE STANDARD A Homo Party Saddlery Harness Plows Double Shovels Blacksmithing Mouldings Brackets Shingles Mantles y Grates Cement Lime Fire Brick White Lead Linseed Oil Glass Puttv Paint Brushes Paints Varnishes Tobacco Hhds larb Wired taples Nails Repairing - Etc - Etc shoeing Horse uiinjs i ji Eight or ten young ladies met at Mr 1 hos W Longs last week and had wnat they called a home party for two or three days They camped in the upper rooms of the house sleeping on cots and cooking their They had a jolly time own food and before breaking up had their pictures taken in a group Gods side of the cloud is always bright ROCK SALT FOR YOUR CATTLE AND TO FREEZE YOURCRBAM Sash Doors and Blinds FullSstock bought before the advance and sold accordingly Screen Doors and Windows Made to fit any opening Leave orders ior sizes very cheaply with corrogated Iron siding and covered with steel roofiing A car load of Steel Roofiner iust received This makes the cheapest roof yo can put on Stables and coal houses built within the fire limits can be buil IMPORTANT To the Citizens of Hopkinsville Christian County For a Hopkinsville and and Christian and county institution we ask your inspec tion and patronage of our new and elegant boarding feed and sale stable just completed for us on 9th street N R R depot which near the L will be found to be the largest best equipped and handsomest establishment of the kind in the city or in the entire south We guarantee such good care and treatment of your horses as you can find nowhere else as one visit to our stable will convince you For either permanent or transient board or when your horse may become lame or sick we also guarantee you such attention for his cure you cannot find any es AS CHEP Well Bro AS- just come and see how cheap they are HAENESS SADDLES BEIDLES Just to suit you Every thing you can need we have An elegant line of Summer Lap Robes opened now I 1 50 to 2 75 Common Mr and Mrs W A Niabet of Feeders to medium oxen 3 60 to 4 00 Â¬ Hadisonville celebrated the 25th an 1 75 to 3 if tttockers 1 60 tQ 8 00 niversary of their marriage Friday Bulls calves 2 00 to 4 25 Veal 27 w to 85 50 evening Choice milch cows 11 00 to 18 00 Fair to good milch cows Three negroes were hanged Fri Hoas Receipts 1706 Shipments day from the same scaffold at May 429 Market slow and about 5c lower ersville Miss for the murder of Dr tops S4 50 Fair demand for choice King light shipping hogs at quotations The Republicans of Muhlenberg Hoas Choice packing and butch ers 225 lb to 8001b to 4 50 county have nominated H C Mc- - Fair to good packing ISO lb to 4 40 to 4 45 Hi lb jracen ior me legiaiutiue Good to extra light 160 lb to 180 y1 4 40 to 4 50 lb n i m Two small cnuaren oi Lilian uiarn 4 25 to 4 85 Fat shoats 120 lb to 150 lb lb to 4 10 to 4 35 of Robertson county fell into a tub Fat shoats 100 to 400 120 tb tb 8 50 to 4 00 Roughs 150 lb of water and were drowned Sheep and Lambs Receipts 1812 John Jennings Bhot and killed his Shipments 520 Market firm on prime brother-in-laHarris Cundiff in lambs best Ky lambs S500 best Ten Â¬ Henderson cpunty nessee lambs S4 00 to 4 60 best fat Capt J B Veach a well known sheep 2 00 to 2 25 No demand for Federal veteran died Friday at stock ewes Common and medium lambs almost unsalable Jvexington Sheep and Lbs Good to ex ship 3 00 to 2 25 ping sheep Baseball by electrio light was tried 1C0 to 2 00 Fair to good a novelty at Chattanooga as last Common tomcdluvu 1 25 to 1 50 Â¬ 1 w Â¬ Good to extra oxen 3 75 to 4 25 week r B tpins Ex Congressman W F Parrott of Evansville died suddenly Monday Gov Atkinson of Georgia is rapid ly recovering his health lean Sunday afternoon Iron has advanced another dollar making it 225 per ton higher than on Mar 1st Hyte Larson was killed by Bill jrdan in the Cumberland moun Bucks Extra lambs Kentucky lms Tennessee Fair to good Common to medium Tall ends or culls 1 00 6 00 4 00 8 00 2 00 to 3 00 to 4 60 to 3 60 to 8 00 Take Vitalia Liver Pills When Whoa When Wb90 17 Baby waa sick wo gav her Castoria she waa a Child she cried for Castoria she became Miss she clang to Castoria sho had Children she gave them Castoria I A large crowd went down to Ceru Â¬ ments will be found unequaled for the comfort of horses with feed the best that money can buy and the best personal attention given for their welfare All the stalls on the ground floor are for boarding and feeding horses alone In the front part of the building on the ground floor we have fitted up also a handsome ladies paror newly furnished with all ihe necessary conveniences for the comfort of our city and country lady friends when they call and for their exclusive use On the upper floor 40 feet wide by 90 feet long we devote exclusively to the special care and treatment of horses which may be lame or sick but no animal admitted to any part oLour stable which has any contagious dsease or suspected of having such We have been known long enough in Hopkinsville to establish our repARE SOLD utation with the best class of owners and breeders of horses as successfi 1 Verterinary Surgeons and in our new building have unsurpassed facilities and with all the latest and most improved appliances in the verterinary profession have every convenience for attending to all cases in the best manner possible and having been specially educated for it with diplomas from the celebrated Verterinary College in Toronto Canada have confidence in offering our services to all who have not yet called upon us In all cases of lameness or sickSarzedas ness we ask you particularly to call I upon us at once if you wish your horse cured and not delay until some ignorant fool or fraud in attempting W1 r ML Iffl1 to cure your horse has done him in Â¬ finite harm and rendered him probTHE GREAT ably beyond human skill for recovery Line Our charges are strictly moder in all departments to rich and ate botwoen the cltloa o poor alike Ci icinrati Lexington Louis We but sell and exchange horses rille Evansvie St Louis and make examinations as to soundness when required by intending And tho cities of purchasers Mont Nishville Memphis We do not hire out or lend horses or vehicles of any description but Komery Mobile and New leave that to livery stable keepers 1 Orleans For the patronage received we are grateful and hope to merit a continWiTHOUT CHANGE ence AND SPEED UNBIVALED Citizens of Hopkinsville and Christ ian county may now understand we Gars have come to stay and are permanent here offering such advant ly settled SavanaJi ages in the care of horses whether Macon Jackson- Â¬ well or sick never enjoved in Hopkinsville before in a building citizens ville points can point to with some degree of pride and satisfaction as unequaled Mules cows and all domestic ani mals treated when sick We attend Connections are made at Guthrie and to calls at any hour day or night in Nashville for all points city or county promptly North East South and West TeLEPHONB CONNECTION No 80 In Pullman Palace Cars We invite you to call and see ua and judge for yourselves what we can EMIGRANTS do for you when required this road Trill receive special low rates tSKADLJUY itKUTMUKS See agents of this company for rates routes ko or write to Dr Saml a Bradley V S where else On the ground flour 40 feet wide by 110 feet long with wide carriageway in center from end to end We have sixteen box stalls which for room light pure air and ventilation and all the most modern appoint- B Do you If So Yost cj Co Professional Cards J T Hanbeby Fbaxk Bell Wear Hats HANBERYBELL Practice In the Courts of Christian andlad oining counties Office City Hall building Court Square HOPKINSVItXJ KY Come and see ours FRANK RIYES GUS YOUNG has the Agency for the Champion Mowers and Repairs All Trimmed Hopkinsville office Bant Ky Over Planters Hats W S YITHERS GOUPSSLLOB Planters Bank 7ffl01lEY Office Less Than Cost Our stock is new and in style Carriages Phaetons AT LAW oyer HOPKINSVILLE KY Andrew Seargent M D PHYSICIAN And SURGEON OFFICE Fifth and Main streets Cltr Court Room -TELEPHONE NO 6 opposite H H Painter Done Skerritt I J Buggies and -- ALL WOR- K- Paper Hanger Hrough Trunk 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 b uing I with Neatness and Dispatch and at Low est Prices SHOP 8th street next to D R Beard oillce JIIoDkinaville Ky Dr H H Wallace -P- HYSICIAN SURGEO- N- Hopinsville Ky OFFICE up stairs opposite Telephone office corner Ninth and Main Residence coiner Main and Seventeenth C B WEBB Hotel Henderson E Office C ANDERSON Phy siciaoANcSufgeoo over Bank of Hopkinsville Hours iromPto am and 3 Pullman Palace for Atlanta and in Florida Entirely new and flrst class in all respects Excellent Sample Rooms and service unequaled in the city On Double Car Lino C F L P Kleidebib Proprietors - Ky Henderson i 1 to 4 p m Junius Offiice over Ci McDavitt j DENTIST Kellys Jewelry Store HOPKINSVILLE - - - Ky BARBEJa SHOP W W GRAY PROP H FIRST NATIONAL I rMmS Louisville SHAVING 10 SHAMPOO ING 25HAIRCPTTING REXDALE HERD of Bsrkthlro hogs and Southdown sheep Nice lot of year old Backs and pigs of both sexes now ready for dallvorjr NINTH 8T NBAS KAIN DR ItOBT LEE liRADLEYj V B O Hopkinsville Ky P Atxom G P T A MBKino NewitetdKr Nothing but first class work and all done in latest fashion SATISFACTION QUABANTKD- A 25certi r-- 4 o i ViK m1 AJ1- - S mTL 2Ll k iA fij Kv O- 6 9 HOPErlNSVHitnE KBNTUOKIAlSr U 61 hi tf H 1 OH I 0 sl GTJ1SVICLE ST LQTJIS TET S HISTORY ON IT5 BACK PASTOR AHDjPOLITICIAN - AS RAILWAY LIGHTHOUSE HEROINES MONTANAS JSiaSX HQUSK Teta Tattle Curries hi Many laerlBtloai Remarkable Career oT the Late Et Qov as an OtwlUk ChaaSofgdiaiia SSCHKDULE IN EFFECT MAY118S6- A turtle of the lofrcerhcad variety Twenty Women Who Hold Ex Â¬ ft la Located in Missoula asd Is RSv Ira Ipd SOU Inhabited weighing seven hundred pounds was ex governor of fefe HoWer state who tremely Dangerous Posts No 6g No 61 caught on the beach at Grove City died recently at Lubec Me where he WEST BOUND Dally Dally - Fln recently was conducting a revival was born in JTba Old Cabin Has a Iong and IntcroetIVy Louisville 030pm 745am Janet Malby Saved the Lives of Six Mm Rocltport Mbnroo County N Y Decem It is a remarkable specimen not only iag nistory For Some Yearn It Wm 7 36pra IMam WBt Point In Chenapealto Bay and la Saluted Brandenburg 801pm mfn tho Alectla Place of tlm because of Its great size but bocauso of ber 7 1SS4 His father Benjamin 0 by Sailors Every Time They irvlngton 8 30pm Montana VlgrUantM Chase was a farmer wiroe inscriptions on Itssnon wnicn Mr Chase re Â¬ Stepheneport 9 09pm 1024ifm Vnsa II cr Station Oloverport B 28pm 1060am show that it is nearing the century ceived his early education in the schools o M p m 11 ltf am Hattesvlllc ever builtin Missoula The first bouse of Milan In his native state and com Â¬ mark and has been quite a traveler LewlsporU io 18 p m 11 40 a m The duties of a lighthouse keeper aro pleted it at tho seminary at Medina Mont has an interesting and peculiar The first inscription was dated St Ovrensboro I0 6pm 12 22am usually and correctly assumed io be of When twenty5 years of age his parents Spotsvllle history thoroughly in keeping with the Augustine Fla 1S21 and reads I145tm 108nm 1210 am 180pm Ar Henderson but often exceed- - left Now York not onlyan arduous wild conditions of life prevalent in that Bf5iiuiMutau8HiKirHi SB to Cook Ingly dangerous character and as such county Illinois and moved MlUD fcXXTIFlNE pari of tho country when it was erected lip No 64 On Oct soisO Spain ceded I NoW The elder Chase conDally EAST BOUND Dally are of course chiefly performed by tinucd his agricultural purSuitd and thirty flvo years ago As seen in the Florida to the United States 7 so am 2 65pm liV Henderson inenl But as women aro not infre kept his two sons Ilurrah for Uncle Saml picturo this bouse is really nothing of vvhich the i 7 ib am aiupm Spottvje quently found In other positions of inoro nor less than an ordinary log Ovrensboro 880am 400pm was the younger busy on the responsibility so too Lewlsport 013am 4U5pm cabin tho typical domicile of tho first The second inscription was made at ffreat trtist and fanru In 18G1 Ira Chase secured n 0 87 a ra 4 69 p m Hawesvllle cottier in the uninhabited districts of Key West Fla April CO 1801 and is as there are not a few of them Inthis scrv-- position to teach J in a neighboring 10 OS am G2ipm Clovcrport Mce ABSOLUTELY 10 28 a m 6 45 p m Stepheneport tho west Fouryears after the cabin follows 11 05 a m 8 80 p m Irvlngton As a rule their occupations are light was built it was Hhe scene of a whole 11 31 a m 6 68 p m THE OLD RELIABLE Brandenburg pleasant but comctlmes-says-Tthand 12 05 A schooner brings the news m 7 85 a m 6alo lynching when four notorious West Point - irapm asoam tew York Journal they have been reAr Louisville that Gen Beauregardiflred on Iiorse thieves paid tho penalty of their I I Fort Sumter April 12 1801 quired to perform duties which the crimes Thlst was during the time For further Information address shall stick to my state strongest man would shirk as in the when that part of Montana waVf airly H C Mobdue A G P A case of Ida Wilson Lewis keeper of overrun by desperate gangs of thieves LouIstUU Ky or The third Inscription was dated Jupi Lime Rock lighthouse Newport Rhode W h Mills and cutthroats hardened reckless Is Island At tho risk of her own life she Ha stood tho Tost ol Tlma Owmsboco Ky characters who swooped down upon ter Inlet Florida March 4 1394 and has repeatedly braved the elements the various straggling settlements terÂ¬ as follows MORE SOLD THAN ALU OTHER BRANDS COMBINED and has by her own unaided exertions rifying tho inhabitants and carrying 0 Y Time Table May you never get In the l succeeded In rescuing eleven persons f everything of valuo upon which TJU1H8 00INO SOUTH soup out it you do may Money offered her for such service has No 4 Dally No 2 Dally they ccnjjd lay their hands Chaunccy Depew be present Mall Express Mail Express always beendeclined only the medals So bold did these gangs become that to enjoy you 6S0am 420pm presented her by the life saving corps it KvanRvllle ithe respectable citizens at length 610 pm 717am Henderson having been accepted banded themselves together into what Corydon 682pm 742am When caught the turtle had just left wears each one re Â¬ Morganfleld 818am 0Mpm These she always s known as the Vigilantes of Mon- - its nest and was making for the water C42pm DeKoven 84am - Sturgls na an organization whose aims were It was released after the following in- Â¬ minding her of the llfo It represents Â¬ 055pm 004am tho life which owes its present exist Marlon 744pm 049am cry Bimllar to those of the famous vigi- - scription hod been added 1057 am 850pm Princeton ence to her Mrs Wilson Lewis Is said co leatruo of San Francisco back in 11 33 am 025pm Cerulean Springs to bo passionately fond of water being EX GOV IRA J CHASE1 Gracoy 1149 am 041pm he fifties The vigilantes of Montana Grove City Flo June 1 in your mouth indicates 1210 pin Ar Hopldnevllle 1000pm an excellent swimmer and skillful oars Bchool 1895 ixarted out on a war of extermination This country needs froo shows that Soon before tbo war broke out Bile and NOKTH BOUND woman silver and a strong foreign gainst tho horse thief gangs and they No 8 Dally No 1 Dally your bloods wrong t policy Since 1853 has Nancy Rose faithfully he married Miss Rhoda I Castle of Mall Express Mall Express ma their worit in a very euectuai ana Cook county He enlisted in Comnanv rv Hopkiisvllle fulfilled her duties as lighthouse keeper 2S0pm 640a in jsummary manner Four of the most 6 55a id Princeton 6c5pm on the C Nineteenth HHnois regiment in 1801 The turtle made at once for deep in Stony Point lighthouse desperato horse thieves were run down m Marlon 763a 604pm Though no doubt as ana attained the rank of sergeant Hudson river DeKoven 707 p m 850am near this Missoula log cabin and on water Morganfleld 740 pm 030am and noble a woman as Ida While his regiment was in none of the bra0 tho sarao day they were hanged from Corydon 614 pm 1003a m and will set your blood right HE QUESTIONED THE CAPTAIN Wilson Lewis no such opportunities famous battles of the war it traveled 1025 a m Henderson 835 pm tho ends of four stout poles which m 025 pm life saving have como to Nancy nearly 7000 miles through the states of cure your Dyspepsia Ar4Evansvlllell15a wero fastened to the fence and in front A Now York Travoler Violates Salt WaUr for LOCAL FBEIUHT Tennessee and Rose but her power of endurance has Missouri Kentucky of tho hut In that same year 1804 LvPrlnceton Aches and Nervousness 715am Dally Etiquette Only Oner It was his regiment that ArHopklnsvillc been tested and proven On one oc- Â¬ Alabama 1000a m no less than seventy three members of Once on an ocean steamer said a Lv went through the famous bridge at 600 pm 4 Pains Tone you up all over Try Â¬ the various thieving gang j were caught traveler to a New York Sun writer casion during a dense fog she re Mitchell Ind when Company C Ar Princeton 730n m Nine Â¬ mained for fifty six hours at her post in UNIONTOWN BRANCH one bottle and be sure to ask d lynched In Missoula county Tho wo had a heated shaft bearing or teenth Illinois was lost almost to a 8outh Bound Dally ves of tho four culprits hanged In something of that sort so that the en the cold tower of the lighthouse ring for Neats 740 a m Lv Union town 580pm nt of the cabin aro still pointed out gines stopped for five or six hours I ing tho fog bells at regular intervals of man Mr Chases health began to fail 05 a m 565pm Ar Morganfleld nere she remained In 1803 and without making any applioccasional travelers and hunting had often read and heard about how half a minute Northbound Dally discharged Lv Morganfleld 035 a m parties as they pass through the dls the captain was the great mogul half frozen and without food until the cation he was honorably returned to 745pm Mr Chase and his wlfo 8 lOpm disappeared 1000am ttrict Neats Sarsaparilla is for sale by ArUnlontown aboard ship how about all things per Â¬ fog had lives Cook county in 1807 B F Mitchell where he K MSitERwooDAgt Five have been saved by tho But thirty five years has brought a taining to tho affairs of tho ship ho G P A HopklnsvlUe Ky again attempted farming but his health R O Hard wick druggist jgreat change to that part of Montana held aloof and must not bo approached prompt and courageous actions of Mrs would not permit it He abandoned Blake lighthouse keeper for the past although the old log cabin is practical by tho passengers and that it was a TM Amepu nsunan r N TIME TABLE L ay unchanged both in appearance and sort of violation of the unvrltten rules twenty years at Robbins reef off the idea and after studying theology wns appointed to a charge at Misha dMRCftg WAYNES tra TRAINS GOING NORTH durability It is still inhabited being of tho pea for a passenger to ask the Tompklnsvllle New York harbor No 52 St Louis Fast Mall 952 a m From the tip of tho steep rock Elk waka Ind as a minister in the ChrisOINTMENTi now occupied by a ranchman and his captain ppythlnjj And there may be a fOpm No jh Nashville Acoom ill His appointments were ftBH Neck In Chesapeake bay rises tho tian church Iwithoat taj lnkrad I So 54 St Louis Express 1010 pm some fejUoli in till this If one pas- Â¬ maaieins- - rani MB then as follows La Porte 1807 Pitts TRAINS GOING SOUTH I Ur eexmv itch til senger might ask him forty might Itmetloni on Utt tui Hifa Plw 4 35 a m Jo 53 S t Louis Express burgh Pa 1809 Peoria 111 1871 Wa- Â¬ hnd bum a lAYinf and surely the commander oi the ship Jo 66 Nashville Accomodation 625 am bash 18S0 and from 1884 until he was ikla ilur whit indhoalthr 2Vu No 51 St Louts Matt t 13 p m ought not to be unnecessarily diselected lieutenant governor ho was Roll fcj drnnlfU or Mnt tr mUl for 90 cu Xiitt P Nashville Accommodation does not run on turbed by useless questions We had preaching at Danville Ind He hod unday Sold by B C HABDWIOK- been lying there three or four hours North bound St Louis and Chlcagorlast been prominent in state evangelical ruins haye through trains solid and waiting There was no danger what- Â¬ work since his campaign against Mat-x Chicago and St Louis L ever but it was a delay and an incident Fast Line stops only at Important stations BESTINQUAIITV son for congress His G A R record MOST IN QUANTITY md crossings Ha hrough Pullman sleep of Interest and of course all tbo paswas one of prominence He was a b re o Atlanta Ga sengers talked about nothing else The J M ADAMSAgent charter member of Robert Ht Emmet de- Â¬ common information was that the po3ti of Wabash and in 18S0 was clect lay was duo to a heated bearing ed department chaplain by acclamation I was standing on tho upper deck InlB37he was elected Indiana depart j CTK8T HOUSE EBECTED IN MONTANA by tho door to the main companion ment commander over five competitors way leading to the Tho GHEirra receiving 134 more votes on the first family The man who built the cabin captain came along deck below deck tho upper ballot than all the rest combined Inj da Frank Woody and ho is seen in the from the ship and Ep 1888 he was again elected department picture the old house and Its builder went the after part ofcompanion way below by that chaplain When he ran for copgress in jhavlng been photopfraphed a few JANET MALBY BAVIKO SIX LIVES lie must pass within a foot YEARS FOR the Fifth district against C C Matson jnonths ago by W H Wright one of under the circumstances of me ana ft J Mas lod all WORM Remedies it did not the western hunters and guides who seem like a violently unreasonable slender tower of the1 lighthouse bear he reduced the democratic majority EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED1 was present at the recent sportsmans breach of salt water etiquette to ask ing the name of the rock nere Janet from 1000 to 528 In 1888 he was elect- SOU Br AII DUTJGGISTS exhibit in the Madison Square garden him what was the matter which I did Malby has for years attended to her cd lieutenant governor with Gen rrrparrd br mciunnsos ikilis to ST New York Mr Wright a few years A passenger who stood on the other duties as lighthouse keeper And Hovey as governor of Indiana Gov ago added the pleasures of photography side of the doorway looked at me with arduous these duties have been at times novey died in 1891 and Mr Chose suo oacded to the gubernatorial chair ne too to the enjoyments of hunting and this amused smile of an older During a terrible northeast rain hail was renominated by the republicans in picture of the first Missoula house is the captain said nothing hetraveler The simply one of a number of his western scenes passed on to all outward appearances and wind storm in February 1894 1893 but was defeated in the general furiously o rerthrow of that year Since leaving which attracted considerable attention when tho waves dashed unconscious at the late exhibition Mr Woody quite my presence of my question or against the lighthouse threatening to thegovernor8 office he had been an even tear It from Its very foundation Janet evangelist in the Christian church His iowever is now known in that district Malby ever on the alert saw in a frail unfortunate association with the Zimri as Judge Woody his condition in life WEDDED BY ELECTRICITY paving risen in proportion to the ad COPYRIGHTS boat six men struggling in the angry Dwiggin mushroom banking scheme in klndiana resulted in his indictment in For a CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT vance in civilization lie is now the From Alphaby to Omega the Affair Was waters some distance from tho rock opinion wrlto to Run Chained Lightning county judge of Missoula and he lives After Sroninn answer And an bonctt nearly flfty years Heedless of the terrible risk she ran fchc Greentown bank failure ifc CO who haro haa At the patent in a fine modern house in that cities a wedding in one of the mideast by venturing out in such a storm she the 1893 panic Mr Chase was shown to experience in confidential business Communlco- A Ilnntlbook of In just before the entrance of the pushed her own boat out from the rock be an innocent victim imposed on by tions strictly town which is a prosperous place of formation concerning lntents and how to obbride the room bnrst into a flood of seized the oars and finally succeeded the promoters and tardy justice was tain them sent free Also a catalogue of mechan about six thousand inhabitants The ical and scientific books sent free Patents taken through Munn 4 Co receive old log cabin is three miles from the ljght from the numerous multi colored in reaching and rescuing the entire recently done him by the dismissal of special notice In the Scientific Amcricnn and Â¬ town Judge Woody still owns it and electric lamps hidden among the dec- party case at Frankfort without ever thus are brought widely before tbo public with the out cose 10 mo inventor urns spienam paper he frequently visits the scenes of his orations The entrance of the bridalÂ¬ Janet Malby is very popular among bringing him to trial Issued weekly elegantly Illustrated has by far the largest circulation of any scientific work In the Regular Graduate and Registered Physician early pioneer days He is about sev couplo was signalized by the auto- the fishermen on Chesapeake bay who world 83 a year Samplo copies sent free Formerly Assistant Surgeon In U S Navy af Â¬ Building Edition tnontuiy flWayear Single enty years old No man in the county matic ringing of electrical bells and manifest their regard for her by mber contali oeau- conies Jii cents Every terwards Post Sureeon U S Army and says Mr Wripht has a better knowl- playing of electrical musical instru- Â¬ saluting her with the flag each time tlful plates In colors and photographs of new burgeon British Marine Service with later two ments During the wedding breakfast they sail by her home And well they houses with plans enabling builders to show the years experience as Physician at Hot edge of what is really meant by wild latest deslcns and secure contracts Address borings Ark will welcome the sick and af- Â¬ CO NW YOKE 301 BhOADWAT MUNN western life or can tell more exciting after the first course the light faded may thus honor her for many a fisher- Â¬ flicted at His Oflice where consultation with tales of thrilling events than Judge and then suddenly there glowed illumi- man has been harbored in her comone of the Most Successful Doctors the from a swarm of electric lamps fortable home during a storm espepresan age Is cordially invited Allof will Woody lie built the log cabin as a nations WHEN YOU receive kind and honorable treatment and house and in the early days it Hidden among the masses of flowers cially during the autumn gales trading permanent cures guaranteed in every case Cobb Kt I write to thank you for undertaken was a popular resort for the miners in glowing from the hearts of jellies and Far out from the coast of California from translucent vases it seemed as if in Point Pinos lighthouse Is stationed Dr Matthew Henry Kolloek Treats the neighboring district the Electropoise and will state that W II Wright who took the picture the genii of the lower world were every- Â¬ as keeper Mrs Richards Hero shejhas Succeseully All Chronic and Long work lived entirely alone for eighteen years have been suffering with sciatica for of this famous Missoula log cabin is a where at magical In this entertainment it fol- seeing no living soul year in and year Standing Diseases practical hunter who has spent many three years I was not able to do any Have your Photograph made t in the wildest parts of the west lowed that the bride hersejf must not out save the captain who brings her Bronchitis jyears treated by latest crn woods and plains lie is known be left out In her hair gleamed an the ecessaries of life and oil for the work and tried eveaything and made hospital methods untwinkllng star and at the first toast lighthouse lamp and occasionally a among his companions as the hunter Dis- Â¬ pbotograpber and with his camera he two serpents slowly uncoiled them- lighthouse Inspector She attends to a trip ro Hot Springs which gave me attained as great success as he has selvesaltogether too suggestlngly all her duties conscientiously and her partial relief but I was as bad as ever a NEW STUDIO lias from iwith his Trfle He rarely goes on a happy tho bottle standing before tho record for all those years has been a Sores Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema No 580 Fourth Avenup couple Coffee was prepared in satisfactory one She is said to be a short while after I returned home Ulcers SYPHILIS nnrt nil t M ihunting expedition without taking his ll from an Impure state of the blood promptly camera and some of his pictures of view of the company by an electric handsome woman Thanks to the Electropoise I can now and completely eradicated forever from the heater and congratulatory speeches wjld animals and camping scenes have were Other women who have become noted ojoicui iCBiunugaeaiin anapunty say I am a well man from every rheuattracted general attention While at tric applauded rapturously by an elec- for their heroism braveryj placed and energy displayed in the capaci the sportsmans exhibit he enjoyed ble kettle drumdispersion under the ta GEO R WHITE vteaKoacKirequent and burning of the com- ty of lighthouse keepers of the United matic pain US- showing his photographs to all who pany Upon the m Do Ton lYnnt to Stop Tobacco cueraenrol ne uiaaaer oi notn sexes urine prompt the electric current set off a novel States are Mary J nerwerth Bluff mi a4 showed interest in them Ho did how pyrotechnic Two years ago I was in very bad display over object to their mysterious disap- Â¬ Point lighthouse Annetta E Bailey will receive special and caref YOU OAN BE CURED WHILE USING IT treatment for all their many I lost between twenty and pearance Point lighthouse Conn Eliza McCash health physicans said it was Brights Horses and Earthquakes aliments thirty of my best photographs said It Is a well known fact says the Mas- in Elbow Beacon lighthouse Newark Disease and tney could do nothing Thuhnbitof using tobacco grows on a man Mr Wright In showing them to vis cot that horses can hear sounds that bay N J Catharine A Murdock GTceT until grata diseased conditions are produce the moutn and Syphilis Gleet Strictures Varicecele Hydro itors I frequently laid some aside while are not perceptible to the human ear Rondout lighthouse Hudson river and for me and my chances for living as Tqbacco pauses cancer of mernoiy cere TendernesWeakness of Organs Piles stomach dyspepsia lossof neivous explaining to others and on more than For days previous to the great earth Â¬ Serena C Russell Rock Landing light long as two months was very slim hflection congestion of lhe retina and Fistula quickly cured without pain oa detenwasting of the optic nene resulting tion from business one occasion when I went to look for quake in the Riviera the horses of house Conn in impairment of vision even to the extent of A female lighthouse keeper receives bought an Electropoise and began to Dnnaness aizzinefsor vertluro tobacco asth them again they had peculiarly disap- Â¬ that locality showed every symptom of peared and I never saw them again fear which continued without change from 000 to 800 a year besides free improve at once Am now in first ma nightly suffocation dull ptin in region tlons Impotency of heart fc Hawed later by sharp pains palpi Melancholy Dizziness Loss It was very curious to say the least of character unless it was in the di dwelling coal and oil tation and weakened puUe resulting in fatal of Energy and Confidence tho dreadful effect class health of rlyJVlceOvnIoh brings Organlo Weakness heart disease It alo causes loss of vitality rection of greater frenzy till tho fury Deep Sea Thermometers unfitting one for buslnessstudy or enjoyment QUIT BEFORE IT IS TOO L VI E Straw ilats Made of Wood of tho great convulsion broke forth Toquitsudaeily Is too severe a shot Iz to the of life treated with never falling success On Thermometers made for taking the A Massachusetts inventor has pat Â¬ Not until a few seconds L A HOPSON Hopsou Ky system as tobacco to an inveterate uei be examination the urinary deposits a however be will often be found ented a machine which is supplied with fore the earth began to tremble did temperature in moderately deep waters particles I am well pleased with tho Electro- comes a stimulant lit t hisn system continually small will be of albumen willand sometimes have the tube incased In a copper cylCraves IlAClOntlrn t sntnnHfln n1 in appear or the fine planing teeth A log of wood cut human beings hear the subterranean of a thin milklsh hue again liable vegetable remedy guarantied Jo be per color square is fed to it and when the log niTibllngs One writer from tho scene inder to protect it from inquisitive fishes poise and can not say too much in its fectly hnrmVss and which has been In ueo tor uars ana turoia appearance and from contact with rocks there is a the last 23 yean having enred thousands of There are many men who die of this dlflloulty passes through it has furnished a hun s that in his opinion the horses ring at the bottom to which sufficient praise nliewpra nnrt Ignorant of the cause which Is the second habitual tobacco I used it for rheumatism snundlppers stage of Seminal Weakness The doctor will lred strips of wood much resembling v that the quake was on tho way weights may be attached to sink it guaranteo a perfect You excelsior Their length of course is from seventy two to one hundred hours readily and it has entirely cured me Thoso takng Canute all tlif tobaccoyou want while ueuiuiy restoration cure in all such cases and a Â¬ of ujfljjy The cylinder has a long nar bacco cuito It will notify you when orcans log It is claimed that before their masters heard or felt that of the GIVE A tho row door in front of tho scale which suffering withheumatism should by IO Stop WE cure any WRITTEN GUARANTEE to WRITE your troubles If living away1 permanrmly these when moistened can be woven first jar caio with three boxes may bo opened for tho reading and or refund the money with ten percent Interest tne city You can bocured at home byporTEs- uiuch Hiore readily thun straw and all means give it a trial Bacco cvko is notautstituto but a reli ppndence Absolute secrecy In all profes this door closes with joints so tight A City Without Women ablp and scientific curtr which absolutely de sional dealings and medielno sent sequre iiak asdurable a hat The inventor from observation stros thecravlng fnrtobarcowhkout tho aid aro never published Testimonials of patients Maiwatchin on the borders of Rus that the cylinder brings up the water as light as straw and ays it T B LAMB Bank references tb vay oi will powerapuwHh no lnoouyonlence It resr and China is tho only city in tho from tho bottom with its temperatnro disability cheerfully given Address leaves the system as pure and free from nico Â¬ Uiat oecause oi its easier uiuiupumuon sia practically unchanged by tho waters McGowan Ky tine as the day you took your first chew or tfhd cheaper cost it wili supersede tho world peopled hymen only The Chi- smoke straw now used for the conbtruetion of i nese yomen are not only forbidden to through which it passes Sold by all druggist at 100 pei1 box three Electropoise rented oxes thirty dais treatment and n nniniv Even womens Leghorn iive in tnis territory out even tp pass Aluminum Cofllna dgcar weed core 2 50or sent direction receipt of A Pittsburgh firm Is making alumis and thb finest Panamas may bc- - the great wall of Kulkan and enter Into vt uiiuoij 61 AMPS FORSAUrLE A EBB DUBOIS J31lB ox booklet andinu uiM All the Chinese of this bor-- num coffins at the rate of fifteen thou Â¬ PROOFS FRKZl Eureka Chen ooittB possible for those who cant af-- Mongolia Manufactvrinir Pntn int jLa iala f i LwuEai ii exsiuiveiv iraaarav sand a vear 509 Fourth Avenue Louiayflle JLj Birfllm1fltl rfnaua U lnkil MmIitUi Tmw x niAflVy -- a W v IWBVUUDlIi i Vi yv v IiY45ft HHnrt Utfty 9 1896 fii iIS r r- J JCbqffrrtagton Wib PURE e T t SWEET CAPORAL CIGARETTE TftaT TJ1STE NEATS SARSAPARILLA va mtsfi mm jwr k z i v l 8jw t i I yermifuge for yon 20 in this whiter A Surprise H Space week Waliis Grocery Dr Matthew Henry Kolloek Better than Hot Springs I O o To LOUISVILLE WYBRANTS Catarrh Astes Blood and Skin ease c J I self-sacrifi- Louisville fiy Kidney and Urinary XT BT1M Ladies Private Diseases I Nervous Debility ggj t 1 iVs6 v users--iimnke- rs 1 pr A i3tice jf wwa J i i a 221ZJ ig Tr u vv5 lC Mi viirau I Koliock Dr Qimrtch Streej fe f Hf ix 1 three yreeka tlilrd Monday ia My termwo weeks flr Mondayin September term Hire i weeks Fourth Monday In Tebrnary Chbish ki first Monday la Jarie terra ermslx -Wonday U September four wee term six we e fifloondMoadaytn April term OalLowa August term throe weki M Mcnda two weeks second Monday In November term three weeks IjTOS First Monday in May term two rst Monday in August term two weeks weeWjfrttt Monday in December term jtwo - uircnituoun jjiicioryi Ttoa frlrst Monday in TebraAry terw1 TO YOUNG WE OFFER A REMEDY wmOM INJURES SAFETY TO LIFE OF M0THER AND CHILD 1 this Atom makes TROUBLE ATVTaft with a History M uoroecopIc Thingumbob Driving be In lmbitailU to li rl Drink tin Body Covered vrlth Lamp do aid 1 CERULEAN m ITUUIHL ii Mothers Friend ROBS CONFINEMENT OF IT8 PAlU HORROR AND RISK WW Navy after 1 Formerly AsslstMit Surgeon U Sent by express or mall on receipt of price wards PostJsurgeon U S Army and later Book TO MOTHERS 100 per bottle Surgeon BrltlsUi Marine Service with two yearsfexperlencejaa physician at Hot Springs mailed free ATLANTA OA ArK Endorsed by the Encyclopcodla 3rl-- lmiDFIELD BEGDLiTOU CO sou by Axz Dnuaaieis anlca Vol X page 135 tho largest and most Important work in the world being in wenty flve volumes each the sizo of a large THE DIAMOND church Bible He Is noted as theldlscoverer a specl Its Uses for Drummers Circus and of the active prlnciplejof gelseminum flo for neuralgia of the face and womb Cures Theatrical People Catarrh Syphilis Lost Manhood and General Thats my silent partner said DebljlV The Doctor has been all over the woriyjnd has made mrny cures given up by Tody Hamilton when 1 called atten- Â¬ tion to the fact that he always wore other pnysiclans Vendome Building Dr Kollock In Nashville Jlcgular Graduate and Registered Physician doing splendidly J S Mqktok Harlow N My witfe used only two bottles Slio was easily and quickly relieved j Is now C or troubled with jaundice sick headache bad taste iu mouth foulbreath coat ed tongue dyspepsia indigestion linfc rlrv skin nam in back and be- tween the shoulders chills and fever etc If you have any or tnese symp toms vour liver is out or oruer ana your blood is slowly being poisoned because your blood does not act prop erly Herbiue will cure any disorder of the liver stomach or bowels It IK lias no equal as a liver medicine Price 7ft cents Free trial bottles at 11 C Hardwicks drug store A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man Are you bilious constipated In all Spanish America the Indians form the great mass of the population Ballards Snow Liniment Mrs Hamilton Cambridge Ills ays I had the rheumatism so bad I could not raise my hand to my head JBallard s Snow Liniment has entirely cured me I take pleasure in informing my neighbors and friends what it has done for me Chas Handley clerk for Lay Lyman Kewauce Ills ad vises us Snow Liniment cured him of Why not try it It Hheumatism will surely do you good It cures all Inflamation Wounds Sores Cuts Sprains etc Free trial bottle at R 3 Hardwicks drug store When the sun doesnt shine you cant make hay cut ice V 8 i are taking ever used it and to every druggists Sarsaparilla to overcome the who has ever sold it Such evidence Hoods is indisputable Free trial bottle at weakness and languor which are so E C Hardwicks drug store common at this season why are you not doiug the same When you know The best is what you want when that Hoods Sarsaparilla has power to you are in need of medicine That cure rheumatism dyspepsia and all is why you should insist upon Hoods diseases caused by impure blood why do you continue to suffer Hoods toafsayanlla cures others why not you There were 249273 Indians in this Hoods Pills are prompt and effi- country at the last census cient 25c Aid is never satisfactory The best The cherokees of North Carolina way is not to need it number 2885 mum In the vicinity of Boquet WestWonderful Marvelous moreland Co Pa almost any one can tell you how to cure a lame back are expressions frequently heard about or stiff neck They dampen a piece cures effected by Clinic Kidney Cure of flannel with Chamberlains Pain Do not fail to try this great remedy Balm and bind it on the affected for any kidney trouble For sale by parts and in one or two days the R C Hardwick and C K Wyly trouble has disappeared This same treatment will promptly cure a pain in No Indian tribe north of Mexico has the side or chest Mr E M Frey a domesticated any animal but the dog Boquet merchant of prominent Dont Stop Him speaks very highly of Pain Balm and his recommendations have had much He has a bad attack of colic and is to do with making it popular there making for C K Wylys drug store For sale by R C Hardwick druggist after a bottle of Foleys Colic and Diarrhoea Cure 25c aud EOc For The Indian reservations amount to sale by R C Hardwick aud C K 212000 square miles Wyly 1 Hands Itching Piles Burns Frost Bites Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated EyoLids Horehound Syrup For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box Wefuaranteo this to be the best TO HOBSE OWNERS Cough Syrup manafactured in the For puttine a horse in a fine healthv con whole wide world This is saying a dition try Dr Cadys Condition Powders great deal but it is true For Con- They tone up the system aid digestion cure sumption Coughs Colds Sore throat los3 of appetite relieve constipation correct destroy worms giving Sore Chest Pneumonia Bronchitis kidney uisdrders andover worked horse 25 new life to an old or Asthma Croup Whooping Congh cents per package For sale by druggists and ftUidisease of the Throat aud Lungsllive postively guarantee Bal Similarity is law and the law of lardsjfibrehound Syrup to be without nature is the will of God an equal on the whole face of the globe In support of this statement why Not ou we refer to every individual who has When thousands of people known artist of Syracuse N Y amuses his friends with an experi- Â¬ ence he had some time ago that has a tinge of tho uncanny It seems says the Washington Star that the artist has a friend who is an undertaker and who at that time was badly in need of assistance It seems that the under- Â¬ taker had accidentally spilled a fluid upon tho face of a body ho was prepar Â¬ ing for burial and on account of his carelessness the fluid had acted upon tho skin and turned it black in many places The undertaker realized that something must bo done and that very soon It would be out of the question for tho family to learn of the accident and Chamberlains Eye and Skin Ointment For a moment he was nonplused but Is unequalled for Eczema Tetter Salt his mind shortly turned to his artist Rheum Scald Head Sore Nipples Chapped friend and ho thought that ho could A well his big diamond beneath Lis vest A good diamond he explained is about the best friend in need a traveling man has You may think it a case of vanity but it isnt at least it isnt with a majority of the men who wear them on the road A diamond is the most convenient form of portable property and the least fluctuating in value You may get out of money in some far away town be robbed on the road lose your money or blow it in on a spree there you are Your diamond of the valuo ofone hundred and fifty dol- Â¬ lars will stand you in for one hun- Â¬ dred dollars You couldnt get more than fift3 dollars or something like that on a watch worth two hundred and fifty to four hundred dol- Â¬ lars So youll see most traveling men wearing a good stone It is a silent or special partner and stands by a man at the right time Circus men and theatrical people save their money In diamonds They see a good many ups and downs and if they didnt put their surplus cash into gems theyd let it all go and have nothing for a rainy day An actress can this way both save her money and be using it at the same time in her personal adornment Pittsburgh Dispatch ular forte is dying along all the water mains In tho Connecticut borough Scientists who have pried into its family affairs say that before it gets into the water mains it has no effect upon the fluid But in tho hurly burly of jostling through tho pipes with unaccountable millions of its kind it gets all broken up disintegrates and gives to tho water the taste of fish long dead but un buried Scientists who have brought it be Â¬ neath the cold unscrupulous eyo of a miscroscope say that it is a minute mass of jelly The Middletown people say that it may bo jelly but that it leaves a taste a darn sight larger than a minute some hours long in fact And tho whole town waits to see what a learned biologist can do to clean the uroglena volvox out of tho reservoir He says just at present that tho atom Is washed down into tho reservoir from the hills above and that it looks as if it has come to stay Meanwhile the Mid dletownian associates with tho thing umbob externally and the price of hard cider has gone up of dead language didnt exactly fill the bill so some male person of Middletown tacked on tho adjective odorous Now all folks who live in Middletown call tho intruding organism tho odorous urog glena volvox and try as far as possible to keep it out of thelrynidst Tho odorous whadjccallems partic Â¬ vox right on thriving Soma of these same scientists says the New York World gave this dimin utive beast the name of uroglcna vol A microscopic thingumbob It the reservoir of the Middletown Conn water works is making more trouble than some persons very many thousand tunes its size Its present occupation appears to be driving the Inhabitants of Middletown to drink and althpugh scientists are after it hot hooks it goes But ths mouthful MADE UP rtn A COFFINED OORPSE Uhustry Job an Artist Undertook to Pleane Undertaker Friend a man with a most interesting history It was in 84 eald he to a reporter who had asked him for the story of his life when I was working ip the silver mines of New Sfexico that my troubles began From simple indigestion my malady de Â¬ veloped into a chronic inability to take any iubstantial food and at times I was prostrated by spells of heart palpitation On the 11th of April 16fe3 I suddenly col lapsed and for days I was unconscious in fact I was not fully myself until July On September 1st I weighed but 70 pounds whereas my normal weight is 165 pounds All over my body there were lumps from tho size of a grape to the sizo of a walnut my fingers were cramped so that I could not more than half straighten them I had en Â¬ tirely lost control of my lower limbs and my hand trembled so that I could not drink without spilling the liquid Nothing would remain on my stomach and it seemed that I must dry up before many more days had passed I made another round of the physicians calling in one after the other and by the aid or morphine and other medicines they gave me I managed to live though barely through the fall Here Mr Thomas displayed his arms and just above the elbow of each there was a large irregular Stain as large as the palm of the hand and of a purple color the space covered by the mark was sunken nearly to the bone That said Mr Thomas is what the doctors did by putting morphine into me On the llthof December 1893 just eight months after I took permanently to bed I shall never forget the date my cousin Joe Foster of Carters Creek called a me and gave me a box of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People saying they had cured him of partial paralysis with which I knew he had all but died I followed his directions and bean taking the medicine as a result I stand before you to day the most surprised man on earth Look at my hand it is as steady as yours my face has a healthy look about it I have been attending to my duties for a month Since I began taking the pills I have gained 30 pounds and I am still gaining All tho knots have disap peared from my body except this little kernel here in my palm I have a good appetite and I am almost as strong as I ever was Yesterday I rode thirty seven miles on horseback I feel tired to day but not sick I U3ed to have from two to four spells of heart palpitation every night since I began the use of the pills I have had but four pells altogether I know positively that I was cured by Dr Williams Pink Pills and I believe firmly that it is the most wonderful remedy in existence to day and every fact I have presented to you is known to my neighbors as well as to myself and they will certify to tho truth of my remarkable cure Is Thought he wm going to dry tip From tye Katftvltlc Tenn Banner yix John AV Thomas Jr of ThetaTenn Mot eat and This famous health and pleasure resort tho oldest in Western Kentucky is situated on the O V Railroad U miles from Princeton and 16 miles rom Hopkinsville and is open the year round SIX TJRA1NS DAILY TWGTJNNOO iii Trio Conntv Kentucky VfJL AJl TUriT- ager mm if i- a l A THE HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS ARE UNSUBPASSED Sulyhur and Chalybeate Water Abundance 1 i 2 Temperature of Sulphur Water 56 degrees flowing from a bold and jnevet failing spring AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN STRING BAND ON HAND Address Managers Rates reasonable aud made known on application TV For Descridtive Pamphlet and full particulars 77 OrXTJnT Summer season now open 6z OOv Chalybeate Springs G EO L DIAL Proprietor v- vr- SBBKBB US summer months for thvantofaccomodatlons at theCHALYBEATE SPRINGS atSEr BREE KY The proprietor iLDiainas reeentiy ouut a uousawuu auuniDer 01 gooa well ventilated rooms within twenty yards of the Springs sufllclently elevated which raaVo It quite a desirable for quiet rest and health There Is no longer any excuse for the people to remain In the cities through tho warm KZSTaTJCKTSCit5 tS K J Jj S 700 Eer Teels 1895 15 THE GREAT SUMMER RESOIjT DAW SON SPRINGS DAvVSON Ho kins County KENTUCKY These celebrated chalybeate and salts springs are situated Immediately upon tins Chesa- Â¬ peake Ohio and Southwestern R K 105 miles west of Louisville Ky and li miles east of Iaducah Ky THE ARCADIA HOUSE Is new and neatly furnished with capacity of entertaining 800 persons The owners of the hotel are also owners of the Springs and the guests of the Arca dia House have FREE ACCESS to the Springs without extra charge Invalids should remem- Â¬ ber that the months of June aud July oner many advantages to persons visiting the Springs The dry and liquid salts are manufactured at these Springs For pamphlets etc apply to N M HOLESIAN CO Proprietors W T Grant Propr Formerly with Alexander EB B T Grant Baldwin fClerk8 llallards I reached the death chamber Then ho silently raised the window and I crawled stealthily in For more than an hour I labored silently upon the spotted face carefully painting over tho black places and finishing the whole with that effect which betokens death It was a ghastly job and I never want another like it After it was all over the body looked as lifelike as possible and no one ever knew that the face was entirely made up relieve him It was at night when ho called said tho artist In narrating the story and I had retired At first it seemed impossible forme to attempt such a job as ho laid before me but hfs sad plight touched me and I finally consented to do tho best In my power I went to tho house with my box of paints The undertaker entered tho front door but he feared that suspicion would bo aroused if I was seen According to arrange ments I waited outside until ho had IN A CIRCULAR GALE h MrsBhodie Noah of this place Evil and right have been partners was taken in the night with cramp from the beginning ing pains and the nest day diarrhoea set in She took half a bottle of Last summer one of our grand blackborry cordial but got no rele children was sick with a severe bowSWthen sent me to see if I had any el trouble Our doctors remedies tjHgthat would help her I sent failed then we tried Chamberlains her a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Experience of tbo Ship James Nesmith 7 Circular gales are a species of dis turbance at sea which every mariner feasand seeks to avoid The Ameri canJshlpv James Nesmith which ar rived here recently from New York says the San Francisco Chronicle re- Â¬ ports having encountered one of these spin arounds when only three dajs out of the clearing port and according to the crew the vessel was in serious trouble for several hours The gale came up with such suddenness and fury that all efforts to keep the ship to her course were fruitless She was forced by the galo to describe a series of circles just as if sho had been caught In a maelstrom Tho revolutions finally ceased and after a hard strugglo with a fresh blow off shore the Nesmith eventually escuped She was rather badly crippled how Â¬ ever having sprung a leak astern which promised to do considerable damage to her cargo Capt Starkey turned his men to tho pumps and headed tho ship with all sail for Ber muda From Bermuda to this port sho enjoyed splendid weather Tho Ne Â¬ smith was altogether one hundred and forty six days making tho voyage from New York Exciting WATER CONTAINED IN STEAM BXASONONBLE RATES A Method bj Which It Can Bo Ascer Â¬ tained A method of testing the amount of CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN STREET moisture in steam has been discussed BAR BARBERSHOP HOT AND COLD BATHS by the institution of engineers and shipbuilders Scotland The principle in this case more particularly appli- Â¬ iBSTimrifj aaj pJ J S EMM cable to marine engines consists In 19 r comparing the saltness of the steam with that of the water in the boiler The test as explained is carried out by means of nitrate of silver and the reac- Â¬ CLARKSVILLE TENN tion is so delicate thut with only one II per cent of water In tho boiler one per A cent of pruning wator can be accu- Â¬ W m rately determined to tho second decimal To one part of salt boiler water there is added ono part of puro condensed water and Into this Is poured a small quantity of concentrated solu- Â¬ 111 tion of yellow chromato of potash then a nitrate of silver solution containing about 110 per cent of this salt Is slowly added With each drop tho salt M j water turns locally orange red but After 40 years experience we feel confident that orders entrusted m this color disappears at first later on lil fn IIS Will h OTfinijfflH in A skillful nnn orfiotin mnnnar when all tho salt has been acted on m m 7 the whole fluid changes color from palo jvurov uwu una uasv yellow to orange The quantity of ni JJjjDtf MR F M WHITLOW is our Solicitor for work trate solution is noted and then tno experiment is repeated on the condensed 6team from the engine undiluted with distilled water The ratio of the quantities of nitrate of silver so- Â¬ lution used in tho two tests expresses the amount of priming in per cent t YsMJVdSv im 57rVS ARLINGTON HOTEL LOUISVILLE j frnmrnTm irnm KYi aass SAMUEL HODGSON 1 MtJ3L JlBUOTOai SWEDE and the most MONUMENTS TABLETS and STATUARY j t fPRATfM UiLLliUN Mann faatfiir fir and Trrmnrter ni sirable EASTERN frRANTTE de 1 i Ip n ijtt ikm ROOM mavericib usea s i3 Ho Got tho Flace People are not always sure of their own needs and tho boy in this story given by the Northern Budget doubt- Â¬ less acted upon his knowledge of that fact Do you want a boy he asked of tho magnate of the office standing be fore him cap in hand Nobody wants a boy replied tho Lhery Feed And ale Stable COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS magnate HOPKINSVILLE cialmen Do you need n boy Nobody needs a boy Theboy would not give up Well say mister ho inquired do you have to have a boy The magnate collapsed Im sorry to say wo do he said and I gudss youre about what wo plicant nowiso abashed asked the ap- Â¬ KENTUCKY VOood Rigs with or without drivers famished day or night Special rates to Commer Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING FOR LADIES VTWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER CNE MANAGEMENT BOWLING GREEN HERN km BOWLING College ESTABLISHED GREEN School IN 1870 COLLEGE i want BUSINESS SOUTHERN ConstipationBiliousness Cause Sick headache Pains in the back Sallow complexion Loss of appetite and English Teachers Scientific and Classic The great Business Training School o the South Music Art and Elocution provided Telegraphy Type Courses Book Keepingr Short hand Pupils can enter at for Low rates of board and tuition Send fox Writing wid Penmanship catalogue any time Send for catalogue OHERBY BROS Propra Boreling areengr GerMentIon Oourso desired Adresi NORMAL SCHOOL T C HANBERY M F SHRYER PEOPLES WAREHOU SE HANBERY E3 Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy aid the first dose relieved her Another of our neighbors had been sick for about a week and had tried different remedies for diarrhoea but kept get ting worse I sent him this same remedy Only four doses of it was required to cure him He says ho owes his recovery to this wonderful remedy Mrs Mary Sibley Sidney Mich For sale by R C Hardwick which gave very speedy relief We regard it as the best medicine over put on the market for bowel com- Â¬ plaints Mrs E G Gregory Fred ericktown Mo This certainly is the best mediciue over put on tho market for dysentry summer complaits col- Â¬ ic and cholera infantum in children It never fails to give prompt relief when used in reasonable time and the plain printed directions are followed druggist Many mothers have expressed their sincere gratitude for the cures it has Tho sweetest songs of faith are effected For sale by R C Hardsung in the dark wick druggist sWeak weary and wasted people may become strong vigorous and healthy by taking Foleys Sarsaparilla a perfect blood purifier a splendid tonic Trial size 50c For sale by R C Hardwick and C K druggist Wyly a half times heavier than lead and al Â¬ most as hard as steel Is considered tho best metal for rlflo bullets now that tho diminished calibre of rifles has led to the use of a smaller bullet It is de sirable under the circumstances to have for tho manufacture of riflo bullets a metal heavier than lead and of greater penetrating power A tungsten ball penetrates a steel plato three inches In thickness at a distance of 030 yards while a similar ono of lead only pene Â¬ trates a plate at 835 yards As a rulo bullets ore made of perfectly puro lead tho purity of which is tested by chemical analysis The devil fears a praying mother Any Impurity tends to alter tho weight and to affect tho expansion and thus Remedy to spoil the shooting of tho arm Tho Chamberlains Cough cures colds croup and whooping bullets ore all made by compression cough It is pleasant safe and relia- the lead being just squirted into long ble OForsale by R C Hardwick rods and then formed into bullets in a Tbo Best Metal for Rlflo Ilullots Tungsten which is about ono and SHRYER Props Exhaustion There is only one cure which is Railroad Street Between Tenth and Eleventh Ns PIUS -- AND LIVER plIrLSTrllle lZ r One Pink Pill touches the liver and removes the bile One Tonic Pellet nightly acts as a gentle laxative in keeping the bowels open restores the digestive organs tones up the nervous system and makes new rich blood Complete treatment two one price 25c medicines Treatise and sample free at any store DEOWN MTQ CO Tomc Pellets Careful attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned to us Liberal advauces on tobacco in store Good quarters for teams iud teamBters All tobacco insured unless otherwise instructed linilTIT fH CO Tobacco Commission Merchants New York CENTRAL WAREHOUSE For Bale by ail druggists in Hopkins machine r i T JiUij r w v iLmim rg r iifisF 55E oj tt 1 HOFKINSVILLE KENTUCKIAN K July 9 1895 1845 HERE AND THERE J Jim Sugg and Priscilla Bailey both colored and aged somewhere between 75 and 80 years Thursday presented themselves at the court house took out license and were married by Esquire B M Johnson Owing to the extreme old age of the couple the county clerk donated the license and Esquire Johnson not to be outdone in generosity performed the ceremony free of charge Henderson Gleaner Prof J C Duffy will give special instruction to school pupils or to teachers preparing for examination during the summer at South Kentuc ky College The Old Point party is increasing rapidly in members as the date of departure draws nearer and the indications now point to one of the largest crowdB ever handled on an occasion of this kind It is qnite certain that Hopkinsville and vicinity will furnish the usual liBt from this section and several other places heard from will swell the number greatly IT WORKED THE REAL ARTICLE PftddtarSfepply Spoke f tb Womn Across the Way I beg your pardon madam but I havent asked you to buy any of my tablecloths as yet said the peddler In tones of humbleness as the house Â¬ wife paused to catch her breath ac Â¬ cording to tho New York World Then what did you stop bero f6r yo- uWhy I was constrained by a sense of respect which I bear for all humanity to stop and offer my wares to you If you will hear me Just a moment I shall make my unenviable position clear to you You know the lady over the creek tho one In tho white bouse with tho green shut Thm In Actual Sea Serpent Captured RDd SOFT LWINQ A Rird Sttlt Ten Dollar Bill for A Inbow in ihb Oin ReliAbCk 1 189 Landed1 Aatherltltx at tb Smithsonian Institute riaro Seoa Bat Om Other Member of th Bam Variety In the FtoBjr Tribe ters yonder Of course I know her the old goesipmonger Now just bold on till I tell you bow rne tho thing stands Has she been lying to you about Dr A P Campbell has resumed his practice and also has secured the right to extract teeth by the painless Co process Office over Bassett give a big midsummer hop on July 12th Wards Orchestra of this city will furnish music This will be the social affair of the season and the young people of that place are pre paring to make the affair a grand success This city will be well represented In giving an account of the death of Mr J H Roper near Pee Dee last week we stated that deceased was 58 years of age He was 67 years old and had been in bad health for a year or more but was only confined to his bed for a few days FOR RENT Residence on Clay Street between 14th and 16th streets The Trenton German Club will Well Idare say that she said nothing about you that any honest minded person would believe It was simply Tell me what What did she 3ay she said Oh Id like to Well she simply said that you didnt use tablecloths and she wanted to bet mo a weeks board that I couldnt sell you one Whats that Is that what she She said I didnt use them said eh Oh the hussy Now its not that I care any Â¬ thing about it explained the ped dler as he opened his pack yet I know decent and well bred people when I see them and J was deter Â¬ mined although it has thrown mo somewhat out of my way to seo for myself The housewife gritted her teeth In silence and took her purse from her w these are five dollars a continued tho peddler In kindOr you may have the ly tones entire twenty pairs all that I have left for seven ty five dollars coo one As ho passed empty handed out of the gatflea ffate a moment later he Dr R W Gaines celebrated his eightieth birthday last Friday The saw oTOP iris shoulders tho form of a Doctor is in the enjoyment of ex- womUfl iaftttfllflg On tho porch She cellent health and bids fair to live was ftrMe dtaa livid and her eyes many years longer were cast at the house with the green shutters Buy a nice hammock and keep cool from Ed R Bogard LaFayette Ky PERSONAL UOSSIP Born to the wife of John Latham Miss Willie Harrison entertained a last Friday a pair of boys He has number of her friends last Friday the water is named one of them Grover Cleveland evening the occasion being the date If you should see him traveling on and the other Benjamin Harrison of her 18th birthday Elegant refresh- the top of tho water said Mr Neal Fairview Review ments were served and Wards band with his mouth open and about a discoursed sweet music She was the third of his length out of water and Croquet sets from 75c to S3 00 at recipient of numerous handsome and coming straight for you youd be Ed R Bogards LaFayette Ky costly presents The affair was The J July term of Todd circuit greatly enjoyed by tne large crowd ready to swear that he was one hundred feet long when you got ashore court convened in Elkton yesterday of young people present Mr Neal says he has the highest There are on docket 21 commonPrinceton Banner Miss Susie Ad- - authority in the country for stating wealth cases and 16 civil causes cock of Pembroke Ky is visiting Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over Mrs das T Akin this week Mrs that this is an entirely new kind of animal Another of the same kind City Bank Hopkinsville Ky Fannie Hoard and daughter Mrs but only about three feet long was The military boys are undergoing Anna Morns of Moplunsville are taken about two years ago and practice preparatory to the encamp- visiting the family of J W Throckment which will be held at Hender- morton in the Farmersville neighbor- drawings and a description were sent to the Smithsonian institute hood son beginning July 81 These were exWashington Miss Lute Campbell of Hopkins- at Old papers for sale at this office amined aud word was sent back that ville returned home Saturday after a Trigg county court convened in visit to Rev G W Lyon and familv notbiug of the kind had ever been Cadiz yesterday Some half dozen She was accompanied by Miss Lizzie seen there before Drawings of this from this city mostly tobacco men Hoskins who will remain in Hop one have also been sent attended kinsville several weeks visiting friends A BLOOD WON TROPHY Morganfield Sun Call and get your bags of us Mrs Max J Moayon and daughter Tho Savins of Our Grand Old Flac When Traveling at Fredericksburg Beatrice left Thursday for Louisville Whether on pleasure bent or business to spend a month and attend the sil From time immemorial the armies take on every trip a bottle of Syrup ver wedding of Mrs Moayon s of every warlike people have sot the of Figs as it acts most pleasantly parents highest value upon the standards and effectually on the kidneys livenn is they bore to battle To guard ones Mr Uwen ot bpringneld er and bowels preventing fevers headaches and other forms of sick- the new manager of the Telephone own flag against capture is the ness For sale in 50c and SI bottles escuange succeeding air Armstrong pride to capture the flag of ones enemy tho ambition of every valiant by all leading druggists Manafac- - The change took place last week turecl by the California Fig Syrup Mr Joe Randle of Tennessee soldier In consequence in every Co only visited his brother Mr Oreo Handle war between peoples of good military on Virginia street last week and re record feats of daring performed by color bearers are honorably common turned home yesterday Misses Annie and Catherine Faxon The civil war was full of such inci- Â¬ have returned from a week s visit to dents Out of very many two or three stand as especially notefriends in tho Casky neighborhood worthy Misses Beunie and Sallie Gill of One occurred at Fredericksburg on Clarksviile are spending a few days the day when half the brigades of with Mrs Thos W Long Meagher and Caldwell lay on the Miss Mattie McFarland of Hop- bloody slope leading up to the con- Â¬ kinsville is visiting at R C McFar lntrenchments Among federate lauds Henderson Gleaner guests the assaulting regiments was the Mrs T W Long and her Misses Bennie ana Sarah Gill left Fifth New Hampshire and it lost 188 out of 300 men who made the yesterday for Dawson The survivors fell back charge Mrs Mary K Mendal of Bethany sullenly behind the fence within W Va is visiting the family of Dr easy range of tho confederate rifle Jas A Young KNOWLEDGE pits Just before reaching it the Miss Kate Anderson of Owensboro last of the color guard was shot and Bring3 comfort and improvement an is the guest of her sister Mr R C the flag fell in the open tends to personal enjoyment whei Hard wick betA Capt Purdy instantly ran out rightly used The many who live Maj W T Blakemore of New Or- to capture it and as he reached it ter than others and enjoy life more with less expenditure by mere promptly leans is in the city on a short vist to was shot through the heart another adapting the worlds bet products to his family captain Murray made tho same the needs of physical being will attest Miss Addye Ryan of Springfield attempt and was also killed and so liquid the value to health of the pure laxative principles embraced in the Tenu is the guest of Mrs Geo D was a third Moore Several private Dalton remedy Syrup of Figs soldiers met a like fate They were Its excellence is due to its presenting and Mrs Phil Wallace of Pa all killed close to the flag and their Mr fn the form most acceptable and pleas ducah are visiting relatives m the dead bodies fell across one another to the taste the refreshing and truly county ant Taking advantage of this breast- Â¬ beneficial properties of a perfect lax ative effectually cleansing tho system Mrs E A Petty of Sedalia Mo is works Lieut Nettleton crawled dispelling eolch headaches and fevers visiting Mrs Thos Childers near the from behind the fence to tho colors and permanently curing conwipation city back the blood won and bore It has given satisf action t millions and trophy Harpers Round Table Mrs Mollie Gordon of South Car met with the approval of tho medical profession becany it acta on the Kid rolton is visiting Mrs R G Quarles Something Better neys Liver and Bowels without weak Miss Mamie Perlee of Henderson euing them and it b perfectly free from Is tho guest of friends in the city Mrs Soakleigh sternly Will Wiry objectionablo substance you kindly explain to me sir how Mrs T4 G Dade has returned from you can come home in such a condi- Â¬ Syrup of Tips is tor sale by all drugÂ¬ gists in 50c and 1 bottles but it is man Kansas City to spend the summer tion ufactured byihe California Fig Syrup Mrs H L McPherson ia visiting Mr Soakleigh It ish nt nesbary Co only whose name w printed on everj her mother in Bowling Green package alo the name Syrup of Fig One demonshtration sh worth dozen and being veil informed you wm not M iss Annie Byars is visiting rela exshplnatlonsh Im here N Y accept anubjtitutc if offered World tives m AUairvulo a i frf r v ri lf E L Fodlks The gross earnings of the Louisville Nashville Railway for the fourth week of June were 500070 against 5467264 for the corresponding week of last year an increase of pocket Now pair fishermen firmly believe to be the only original sea serpent that la those of them who hazard any con jecture oiu the subject at all for most of them simply shako their heads and wonder in silence says It was the Boston Transcript brought in by the sdbooner Mary Cabral and has since been reposing in a tubof water in Mr Neals loft It is about five and one half feet long with a round snakelike body surmounted for its whole length by a fin eight inches la height It has an enormous tail which it is thought would give it almost any speed But It Its chief beauty is ils mouth would kill a pie cater with envy Tho jaws are about seven inches long and the extent to which the mouth can be opened is limited only by the amount of room there is in There are three which to open it the first being about rows of teeth an inch long and different from any teeth which any of the fishermen Tbey are not saw have ever seen edged like a man eating sharks or Dolnted like a sand sharks but are flataud blade like very sharp at the point almost translucent and slight Â¬ ly flexible The creature was taken on a trawl on Le Have Bank and made a desperate fight before it could bo got into the dory The man who took it said that it oame to the top of the water with its fin erect and its mouth wide open and looking as Mr Neal and in Â¬ big as barrel deed a good many of the fishermen are sure that this beast or its kind is responsible in conjunction with tho tropical imagination of the summer-hotel proprietor for most of the serpent stories There are the sea oft described mane the big mouth As to and the large glaring eye3 size anyone who has seen a fish jump on a line and then seen how much smaller that same fish looked after he had been hauled in knows how deceptive the size of a fish in Down on T wharf In tho shop of John R Neal Co is what the A ten dollar bill which had dis Â¬ appeared mysteriously some time ago was recovered by Assistant Coin Teller Philip Turpin of the sub treasury in a peculiar manner He has a beautiful farm out on Cliff creek near tho Little Miami river In that section birds fairly abound One evening about tho beginning of May Mr Turpin was getting ready to attend a soiree in Newtown The about two miles distant weather It will be remembered at that time was unusually warm and be left the windows of his room open Mr Turpin had taken his money among which was a ten dollar bill and laid it on a center table Intend Â¬ ing to put It in a pocket of his other trousers The room is at the corner of the bouse and has windows on both sides He stationed himself at one of tho windows and commenced to shave The birds were singing outside and flying about the booso and through the open windows joyful no doubt at the advent of spring while others were busy in trees building nests It was a luxury to shave amid such surroundings and when Mr Turpin had finished be looked sleeker than over After washing he prepared to don bis clothes After arranging his neck Â¬ tie to give the best effect he went to tho center table and began picking up his money but was not a little surprised to find a ten dollar bill missing He thought that the wind might have blown it on the floor and be began looking there for it After a long time spent In vain he gave up the search there He then went out into tho yard and be gan hunting among the flowers and grass for it thinking that it might have been blown through tho open window but ho had to go out to that soiree minus a ten dollar note Two weeks later a severe wind storm blew a robins nest out of a Mr tree near the front porch Turpin picked the nest up and was about to cast it away when he noticed what appeared to bo a piece of paper of peculiar color He ex amined it and found it to be currency of some denomination but it was not until he had carefully torn the nest apart that he discovered it to be a ten dollar bill It was apparently the one he had lost a bird having flown into the room and snatched up the money The bill was in pretty bad condition and he Cin redeemed it at the treasury Hr Hav mIitual benefit life insurance go OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY loiai Assets January 1st 1695 aU7Wi4S100i Paid Polio Holders since organization cW Surplus Former N Y Standard 6lmo iAjTOiiam i rtnrlA llfo nnrl oTiDnvkrnso irir Tire eat Y lid year GUARANXt After o BO n tun iUAin liiuuu vii naoiHunuta uuiivivat vtnmfiATonTnT ui fsecond e T AMZI DODD President t 68368 t 0 ii cu TION muvi gg iu hid uuiuuaso u u ra u tnr amniA nnlicv at vour ace and on plandesired nnii EW SMITH CO State Agents 512 West Main street Louisville Ky HOPklNVILLE KENTUOKY THE BEST CONTRACT ISViSlt J0Ftr1orW woiu wj--- JfiaLV BTW A UbEltiJJJr Peoples Party Gall party will meet Monday July 15th at The committee and members of the Many A Sunday-go-to-meetl- ng the court house in Hopkinsville at 11 am to nominate a candidate for the Legislature and transact such other business as may come before them We extend fraternal greeting and the hand of fellowship to all who ad- Â¬ vocate the vital principles of the Peoples partv on the money question and invite them to join us in this great struggle let us move on educa tional lines until we can all meet in 1896 and prepare a line of battle to meet the enemy M D Davie More than two years without clean- Â¬ Chairman of Christian County Com ing but many a watch has been laid aBide as worn out because it has been allowJ to run longer than that LOCALS We nearly always find that tho piv- Â¬ ots are cut in watches that have run too long without cleaning aild unless We Are the pivots are polished and holes repaired or new pivots inserted the Advertising- watch will not keep as good time as Watch Will Run SPECIAL II JRen8liarw9 The old reliable Furniture dealers and When your watch needs cleaning undertakers Up stairs in Heury block or any repairs bring it to ua and it will be done PROMPTLY and in a Hopkinsville Ky FTRST CLASS manner And so drover has gone a fishing before 3yle fc il ii 81 yourselves And examine our Bhop made furniture and be astonished at tbe low prices we are selling it for If you doubt it come and see for And weve heard from old Japan Shes giving China a licking But wuie still at the same old stand Graves a Condy JEWELERS 105 Main St asastaaM3rt House and Lot For Sale Mv residence propertv on South Main street is offeree for sale The lot is a lanre and well improved one admirably located and altogether one of the most desirable in tne city Will also sell all of my household and kitchen furniture horse and phteton and other personal property Sat isactory terms MRS RITCHIE BURNETT Hopkinsville Ky Won at MaySville More prizes were won at Maysville on Ramblers than were won on any other make of Out of a possible 23 wheel prizes 11 were jwon on Ram blers including a hill climbji contest which was won duN I cinnati Enquirer A Caso in Natural History Call on Wright Billiard successors to J F- Pyle for grocer Â¬ Many years ago Noah Webster classified a fish as an oviparous vertebrate animal breathing by means of gills or branches and living mostly in the water Now comes another Webster surnamed Loper who keeps a stall In the city market and who declares by his acts that a fish is either a fruit or a vegetable Because of this peculiar entomological classification the new Webster is in trouble The fishmen at the city market are after him and the city may cancel his lease Some time ago Loper secured from W N Irwin a lease on stall 4G city market The lease gave him permission to deal in fruit and vegetables He sold fresh fish too along with bananas and potatoes and now the fishmen want the city finance committee to declare that a fish is neither a fruit nor a vegetable and that Mr Loper is deceiving tho pub- Â¬ lic by selling It as either There is a strong probability that Webster Loper may have his lease canceled Kansas City Star ies choice siock now be ing opened Wright Billiard 2L0 South Main street produce etc A Rambler Four first prizes 5 and 3 seconds Rambler riders alwajs win These were class A riders and not paid amateurs The boys ride Rambers faom choice and pay 1C0 each for their machines becausewy want to ride Ramblers kno9nog the Rambler is the fastest ui cyle built If you want to win I ride a Rambler a tY n a a Wheat Sacks Otter Creek Burlap and Tip Top Sacks cheap at FORBES BROS iwx5 v vfii sfctTffCCPfttfisfi 7fc STOVES The beat stock of Stoves nnd Ranges In Saw Mill For Sale I will sell to the highest bidder at public auction on MONDAY JULY 15 at the court house door at 10 oclock a ra one saw mill and engine the property of the late Monroe Gregory Mill can be seen at J S Givens near Kennedy Ky Terms made known on day of sale W W WEST Admr S the cltj TINWARE Everything in the Tinware line cheap dirt afe ROOFING Call on us for Hooflnu aud Guttering Best pumps In tho market Force pumps bucket pumps all kinds of pumps W HARPERS REPAIR WORK Special attention to Kepaikixg Heisoif A lo q wruskev Virginia St Hopkinsville Ky ft V t Opposite Hotel Latham Give the Dogs a Chance Keep the best and freshest lUc ek of Staple and Fancy Groceries to bo High Life Diplomacy found in the city Pastor Do vou set vour daughter BET Country Produc9 handled a good example Mrs Hauton Mrs Hauton Dont I indeed Opposite Phoenix Hotel I call her into the room every time Main street Tohn and I bavo a row I dont want her to repeat the blunder that HOPKINSVILLE KY L made in spoiling a husband N 3T Worl V People who are habitual dog haters should read with some care an incident of life in Newark where a pet dog led a distracted mother to which had her little strayed from home The dog had kept near the child until the stupid individual into whose hands the child had fallen started a crowd of boys off with it to drown it on ac- Â¬ count of its strange actions The mother came up just In time to rescue the dog and then It in turn took her to where tho child was Tho only thing the matter with the dog was that It wanted to protect Its little mistress Nlne tentbs of the time dogs that are simply over Â¬ heated fatigued or thirsty are set upon by a wild crowd of human be- Â¬ ings who go into a panic every time a dog pants and are ready to kill every innocent animal on general suspicion Hydrophobia is bad enough but it is a rare disease while the ignorant dog hater is ever with us Give tho dogs a chance Philadelphia Press two-year-ol- GENTLEMANS WHISKEY A WHISKEY FOR THE SIDEBOARP A WHISKEY FOR THE SIOK ROOM SOLD BY GFOW YOUMG d W R LONG Hopkinsville Kv Wanted Wanted To give two cows for one To induce a trade will give a large Range in addition original cost 75 Apply to EM FLACK Hopkinsville Ky hi The Main Street FURNITURE Dealer A Complete and Beautiful Stockton hand all at WANTED ing article Must furnish horse and harness can make 75 per week Address P O Box 520 Hopkinsville Ky W A PTool A Two active acrents to sell n fnst krII- - LOWEST CashFIGURES H Goodwin Bed room Suits 11 FOOL GOODWIN op A Solid Oak v Suit for CtibnK 1475 m W N DUCKER FqHERAL DIRECTOR Lti - A f a Z3- uc ri r tf sr - - vStt 0 Al fi