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Digital page images are linked to the text file. rV- 1 W UJis yii i Jwl f m HOPKINSYILLE iiT KY ds FKIDAY JJA JUL12 1895 CRIME IN CALDWELL A km JJBEAM OF EEWS IF ITOS NEW AND TRUETHIS COLUMN HAS IT m iBjfl NOT YET MMED Prices J5jPit v if fa Minor Billed ti Fatal Shooting In Boomliig Ilrakenian Injured Killing In Caldwell Highwaymen Base Ball etc Twgg-To-uac- ico Ilortlble Trngedy that Occurred Near THE EDDYVILLE CONVENTION DOWN Princeton TO HARO WORK Princeton Ky July 9 One of the most awful tragedies that haB occurr- One Hundred and Fifty Ballots Taken on ed in the annals of Caldwell county Wednesday But no Candidate Gets thQ took place near here last night which Number Necegsary to Nominate Th Matter Likely Settled Last Night resulted in the death of one man and fl Cut In Two Wit A Rare Aggregation f - Look Ititr pretty even 0115 paper but Oh you see how much more them in reality owheii OUR HALF PRICE SALE Booming COMING IN TO IT IS J Hi ANDER SON A BIRD CO The Clarksville St Louis Louis uille Evanaville base ball aggrega- Â¬ tion is here and the first of a series of games was played yesterday with our home nine A detachment of the Ten nesseans arrived Wednesday night presumably to shape our boyB for yesterdayD contest but the plan wouldnt work well The 445 a m train yesterday brought in the western wing and at 952 a m the rear from Clarksville landed lightly larksvillo s not playing her regular team but has made a call from several other states and is confident that she can have us rushed from the earth but the Locals also have an opinion and are confident that they can win both games The teams will play in the village on the Cumberland next Thursday and Friday and a large crowd from the city will go over from the city and see the work well done One of the largest crowds of the season witnessed the gamo yesterday and to day a much larerer one is expected Our boys are in fine condition and expect to win every game trom tne jreat Southern Combina tion When the games come off at Clarksville arrangements will be made to get the score by inniners in this city by telephone the probably fatal injury of another About midnight last night a crowd of eight men went to the house of Jo seph Howorton who lives seven miles north of here and demanded admittance The old man refused to grant their request until they made known their mission He was talking with them through an open window and when he declined to comply with their request the crowd immediately opened lire upon him probably inflict- Â¬ ing fatal wounds They then proceeded to batter down the door of the house Hewitt Howerton a son made strong resistance but was Overpow- Â¬ ered by numbers and taken a short distance from the house where he was then most brutally murdered The crowd then went back to the honso and took Berry a younger son and after fearfully abusing him they threatened to kill him should he ever divulge the names of the parties whom it is supposed Berry recognizÂ¬ Â¬ Â¬ Eddyville July 10 The conyen tion was organized at 1 p m to day by t he election of Chas H Bush of Christian as temporary chairman elected without opposition On motion committees on organiza tion resolutions and credentials wore appointed consisting of five members each one from each county and the fifth named by the chair These committees reported in about thirty minutes the interval be in g filled in with speeches by Char lieWheeler Ollie James Bill Reed and other visiting politicians The credentials committee reported 80 delegates from Calloway 15 from Christian 18 from Trigg and 32 from Lyon There were no irregularities and the report was promptly adopted The committee on organization re- Â¬ ported Judge Robt Crenshaw of Trigg for permanent chairman and W W Martin of Lyon for secretary with the Democratic members of tho district press present as delegates as This report was also assistants adopted in short order without objection The committee on resolutions reported as follows We tho Democracy of the third judicial district of Kentucky in con vention assembled endorse the aG tion of the district committee in call- Â¬ ing this convention and accept the- basis of representation as fixed by the district committee Ressolved That we reaffirm our allegiance to the Democratic party and accept and endorse the principles enunciated by the recent state convention at Louisville J une 25 95 Resolned That we heartily com- Â¬ mend the ticket nominated by said convention to the Democracy of this district and call upon all Democrats to give it their earnest and loyal sup Al W 4k1 ed The cause of the brutal outrage is not known but it is asserted that the mob was composed of citizens of Hopkins county The affair has ere ated great indignation To Answer a Charge of Bobbery Federal officers left for Louisville Tuesday with Jno A Coleman who was arrested in this city last week on a warrant charging him with having robbed the postoffico at Jenny Lind Ark June 26 last of a considerable sum of money and valuable mail matColeman was taken before ter Judge Barr for identification but the trial will take place al Fort Smith Ark The indictment contains several counts In Hand is Worth T vwo in the Bush Money Sa ued is Money Made You can save money by buying your Dry Goods Carpets and Millinery of us We have the most el- Â¬ egant line of silks dress goods trimmings silk waists millinery carpets ever placed on exhibition in this city Come and see them Miner Crushed to Death Harry Cornice a coal miner work in the Empire mines was at in- Â¬ stantly killed while at his work Tuesday morning At the time of the ac cident Cornice was engaged in setting props in the mine when a large piece of slate fell from the roof and struck him on the head knocking him down In falling his jaw struck the track railing and waB badly crushed Phy Â¬ RICHARDS AS CHEP AS- GO Well just com and see how cheap they are HAKNESS SADDLES BKIDLES Jst to suit you Everything you can need we have p An elegant line of Summer Lap Robes opened now B JI Yost o Go mmw me umLmm jl i New Styles lilj fife ti on i m rm i ffiraWs P II iJBiit wecut first to the red new goods As advertised of all our T- - straw Mats wJLCP Stiff 3HIetts All Wr Vj Your choice for 50c go at 5100 No wholesale house in the country sells this hat at less than 1950 per dozen All hats on sale at like cut prices We deal direct with factory and will save you money and give you fresh nobby new goods V ra- g tri-r- Soys oxotrLirLR r l -j ti xms raeans a good shirt at loc ana on up tne line we wm give e i i uuaiuiwtuuerBx -ercaisanrt lnnnrlnmrl S h rts 4 en ars 2naira cutis to match 75c1- - v s yi au-tne- Cj nvs We will in addition to our discbunt give you a red lino v i i the same immense cuts pertain V ii t- cut I f- nrajJH r AM ptf E come Wo are in these linos and mike you big birgaias jt v to see is fv iJltJUtii A trial of George Delanoy at Morgan Frost and snow In July but the case was continued un Kicked byn Hone til tne seventh day of the November formed on water in tubs in Ice Last Tuesday afternoon Mr H M term of court on account of the ab Â¬ tho region around Sioux City Towa Dalton was kicked by a horse and it sence of George Henry a very impor- Tuesday morning and there was light was at first thought that his injuries tant witness frost in low places in Souh Dakota would prove fatal bub he rallied and Thero was also some snow in Wiscon Â¬ Ills Injuries Fatal by Wednesday was able to be up Mr Lewis Potter of Bowling Green sin but it remained on the ground One of the animals feet struck an only a short while No arm and the other landed just over who broke his thigh in an accident crops has been reported damage to the right Jung but neither lick car- last week died Alondayfrom his in- peraturo fell 45 cleg ees in The tern two hours ried full force or Mr Dalton would juries He was 85 years old and very time have been instantly killed wealthy Three hundred employes Qf the M iss Vida Wurder of Glasgow and Pullman shoyfa at of Idaho Ludlow committed suicide at Paraiso Springs Miss Mary Garnett of Pembroke are received an iilcreaBo of 10 Ky hayo per cent in jill luuuutiy Visiting Miss K atio Graham a t Cnsky Y0gro V- field open delegation Verdict for Miss Tate The delegates are all well cared for MoBOANnELD July 10 The jury and are having a good time Every Another Shooting In Trlffg in the case of Miss Addie Tatevs the body keeps in a good humor and Cadiz July 11 At a barbecue last Messenger company of Owensboro there has been no bad feeling engen- Â¬ Saturday at the Peyton Thomas returned a verdict just before dered so far Christian is representnoon place on Donaldson creek a row oc awarding 5500 damages to the plaint Â¬ ed by the following delegation curred between Euerene Moore and iff Under the instructions the jury oilDelegates CH Bush GW R How W T Cooper Jno Childress Sam Young resulting in the shootins could only adjudge actual damages Buckner Leavell R T Petree Frank or the latter The ball struck Young uijiubs mauco was snown Sne sued A Wilgus L C Cravens in the left side and is considered a for 55000 The case will be appealed Rives W Chas M Meacham T M Barker and fatal wound At last accounts he was by the defendant V P Winfree Alternates present still alive but was thought to be rap Delaney Cwne Oontlnned L L Nichols M S Major and J T idly sinking Moore has not been ar- Â¬ J B Allensworth and Monday was the day set for the Hanbery rested The parties are well known M L Eib are nlso on hand Bczzabds Bay July 8 At Gray Gables the quiet and picturesque summer home of President Cleveland yesterday at 430 afternoon a little girl waB born unto Mrs Cleve land Dr Joseph D Bryant the attending physician to night in- port formed a reporter for the United Resolved That we endorse States Press that both mother and able and patriotic administration thd of child were doing Well This makes our present state officials and express Landed Them In Jail three girls in the Presidents family our full confidence in the purpose of Sometime in last month it will be Ruth is 4 and Esther 2 years old the Democratic party to continue an remembered that Essex Gupton a honest and economical administra- Â¬ Three Lluol Suits colored boy of the Oak Grove neigh tion of state affairs There are three libel suits set for borhood was held up by highway This report was unanimously men and relieved of his cash about the present term of the Todd county submitted and adopted without dis S7 in silver Warrants were sworn circuit court Two of them are cussion Tho nomination of candidates was out and placed in the hands of an of brought by Geo T Sadler ex cashier ficer at once but nothing further of the Peoples Bank of Guthrie begun at 2 p m Judge L C Linn could be heard from the suspected against the American Surety of New was named by T A Miller and secJ Rev Hoover parties Constable W T Brame of nwlr nuu TJui W il tvimuuis ineir onded byT iuii n r ojiuuuerry TTTJ1 I Lafayette was given a description of agent Mr Sadler asks for 52000 in Judcre J Morrow was presented two of the negroes and on Tuesday each case The other is S H Sullivan by C H Bush and W R Howell in he arrested Dave Crawford and Chas against the Louisville Commercial the best speeches of the day Griffey and delivered them up to the AJr Sulivan asks for 550 000 damages Judge T J Watkins was nomina Â¬ ted by Capt W J Stone and secondjailer of the county The two will Upset the Huggy ed by E H James have an examining trial before Judge Col R A Burnett waR done a like Breathitt tomorrow They answer The buggy in which Miss Beulah service by Judge Robt Crenshaw anct the description of the robbers and the chances are they will have trouble in Edwards daughter of Mr E W C Geo W Quick The speeches occupied about an clearing themselves of th serious Edwards was driving was struck by charge another vehicle and upset in the hour and at 3 p m the balloting was street just in front of the Kentuckian begun The vote stood Linn 8 Mor- Â¬ Tobacco Sales Still Booming office yesterday morning Miss Ed Â¬ row 12 Watkins 4 Burnett 5 The The sales of the weed on this mark wards was caught under the top but roll calls continued for an hour the et continue very heavy and again escaped injury The buggy was on- monotony being broken occasionally ly by complimentary votes back and this week the thousand hogshead dy slightly damaged The young la Â¬ forth and for outsiders had a vory narrow escape After 50 notch was reached The offerings ballots the convention adjourned till consisted of every grade of tobacco Iolice Court Proceedings 8 p m Reassembling at night tho and the demand was good for all the The following business waa dispos voting was resumed for an hour PnA kinds in salable order Good leaf ed of in After tho the Police court Tuesday 100 more ballots taken ranged in the teens Common leaf 150th ballot Trigg moved to adjourn ranged as high as 56 and lugs Walker Alason mule stealing dis and Lyon and Christian voted for the brought most satisfactory figures missed John Nburse col breach of motion tho convention adjourning The rejections amounted to but ferr peace fined 56 Aaron Rice col sus until 930 tomorrow morning Tho hogsheads The maiket is very act- pect discharged Sam Metlock col convention iB at this writing hopelessive on all grades and every variety breach of peace dismissed Magrio ly deadlocked with no end in sight goes with a rush Reports from every Croney coi Btreet walking 11 days Christian Lyon and Calloway havo section agree that the growing crop in the work house tho unit rule and Trigg alone has an sicians were summoned from Crofton but Cornice died before they arrived It was the opinion of the physicians that death was caused from the fall as the blow on the head was hardly sufficient to have produced such a result Cornice was about 60 years old and had been engaged in mining coal for 40 years Ho leaves a fami ly OhtPshart Another Girl is far advanced for the season and bids fair to make a good one Trigg county farmers V- 2 8ERANGER THAN FICTION Jtfeotlricra of Old Soldiers Who Thought Eaoh Othor Dond How Col- - Mnsscx Found n tons Lost Urothur Tlio Slncui W uthotlo Story of Hush Tlioropion tho Numelcs Solior J HOPKIFSVILLE forced to leavo him evidently dying from a mortal wound Ho never re joined them Tho rejfimental reportJbf the adjutant for September ISOij bears tho note opposite his name Wounded and missingin tho battle of Chicka mauga September 10 1SS3 And so he disappeared from comrades and friends and home ono of the unknown dead remembered only as an integer component of the myriads of soldier boys who gave their young lives for their country His father years after Â¬ ward applied for a pension on account of his service his mother haying died prior to his enlistment No doubt was raised as to his death in tho army but the claim was rejected on tho legal ground that tho father was not rdc pendentupon tho services of his lost son From September 10 1603 tho day of the battle until some time in February 1870 the history of Hugh Thompson is a blank He recovered his identity hut partially as he was tramping through tho snow on a country road near tho village of Cleveland 111 He was a strong able bodied man comfortably dressed in a good working suit with a pair of new boots on his feet and a coon skin cap on his head ne carried an old fashioned and there on the lonely road in tho darken Â¬ ing twilight of that freezing February evening Hugh Thompson theswounded soldier of Chickamauga camoUohim fcelf as he expressed it It was just as if at that moment he had awakened from a dreamless sleep of seven years and become conscious of existence Who he was or what ho had done or where ho had been he knew not IIo knew that his name was Thompson but called himself Henry instead of Hugh What name he had formerly used he knew not nis mind was clouded but tho clouds were lifting Old scenes came before him as dreams He knew Le had been in tho army He knew he had been in a battle and was lying on the ground while bullets were whizzing but everybody told him the war had long been closed now he came to be on that country road ho never has known It was a long jump in time from the field of Chickamauga in 1803 to the village of Cleveland in 1870 From Illinois ho went to Kansas and sometime in 1880 or 1881 he became im- Â¬ pressed with the belief that he had been a soldier in an Ohio regiment He was not sure that his name was Thompson nor certain that ho was an Ohio soldier boy The newspapers of Kansas took up the matter gave accurate descrip- Â¬ tions of him and the strange history of the Nameless Soldier as he came to bo known traveled to Ohio and was read in the columns of tho Van Wert Ga KENTUOKIAN Tutts Liver Pills keep the bow- Â¬ m and cleanse Jul12 195 WWMEMWflMM DYING AS A BECLUSE Twenty Years Proof mmmimwmwgRMMmmM ejjfo 1 A I- One of thoi Greatest Generate of els in natural motion tke Civil War Tho Kemntkablo Career of- - Gen Alfred Plcasanton Ilia Methods of Criticism and Uuaccountablo Retirement from tho World Extraordinary cut in pricesjOSgSSSMWSMmmm jjktSpeoIttl VnshfnRton Letter the system of all impurities An absolute cure for sick headache dyspepsia sour stomach con- Â¬ stipation and kindred diseases IIcllo Jack Adamsl I loft you dead on tlic field thirty years ago Aro you rcalljalive or aro you a materialized spirit Let mo pinch you and hup 5 ou Yes it was really Corporal Adaas very well and very much alive Ool Fred D Mussey tho vcterar Wtshing- ton correspondent of tho Cin unat Commercial Gazette was sitting in his office on Newspaper row Thousands of old soldiers were here attending the national encampment of the Grand 7 rtZtZZi i Nrvi rC Zfe36 X2itcafiaEr i A ifTi - - f Vitii rr UZ PA w ramMmiMwksv SfS vmrnrm In a dingy littlo room and a dingy Utile hotelalmost tho last otfilie antique structures which yet linger as ronicln brances of tho palmy days of the now almost obliterated Rum rbw ono of tho greatest generals of tho war of tho rebellion lies upon a bed which he will not leave until ho is taken thence to the cemetery says a Washington corre spondenU Of all the brilliant generals of tho war the fate of Gen Alfred Plcasanton is the most curious In ability to plan and daring to execute he was equal if not superior to Gon Philip Sheridan and had Plcasanton remained in the regular army he would doubtless have passed through life equally honored and prominent and passed away with similar honors As is well known Gen Plcasanton was a member of a distinguished fam- Â¬ ily of eastern Pennsylvania His elder brother Gen A J Pleasanton was a itary positions in Pennsylvania and a few years ago made a great stir by his theory of the curative properties of solar rays when passed through blue glass A alight vein of eccentricity a ten Â¬ dency toward tho adoption of daring theories a contempt for the sodden ig norance and stagnation of the masses and a high respect for the aristocracy of self which seemed to run through tho whole family became stronglj marked in the great cavalry general when he retired from active life and finally landed him a hypochondriac and recluse in the not over sweet oxygen of the little room in Rum row From this seclusion he has not emerged for more than four years and into it no man has intruded in all that period with tho exception of three persons who have handled his pay as a retired officer of the army and attended to his purchases and the payment of his bills and his legal affairs Of Gen Pleasantons career as a stu dent at Princeton and West Point of Cant do without thein R P Smith Chilesburg Va writes I dont know how I could iiil hjj do without them 1 have had mi Hi Liver disease for over twenty years Am now entirely cured 1 I THE LEADER I J How is ThS Tutts Liver Pills I iflli We have reduced the price of our entire stock of M I L LINERY from a ten ce nt SAILOR to our flneskt PATTERN HATS s ffi 1 HI in Thikd Off Theie Regular Value v jflft III warvhUheld mariylilgiviland mllj bravoiand distinguishedfofficer of the Poor Health Snyouarefecimp and cenerallv ex hausted nervous have no appetite and cant work begin at once tak- Â¬ ing the most relia- Â¬ ble strengthening medlcinewhichis Crowns Iron Bit ters A few bot- Â¬ tles cure benefit comes from the very first dose it wont stain your pleasant to take teeth I it It ill pay you to call and see for yourself that this J fc 7V VjV s i i M eA I ssiHJirESXircasr Ws mrWi i fct t t iZ8A JM means so much more than you imagine serious and trifling ailments neglected Dont play with Natures greatest gift health I 1 m 1 m w WE MEM WHAT WE SAY v rnoNT OF BATON nouoE if la lri Army of the Republic Col Musscy lad met many old friends whom he had not seen for a quarter of a century Hut when Jack Adams came into the fOfflco tho scene was dramatic beyond description Col Mussey acted like a man whose dearest brother had come Tmck from the grave He said Why my dear boy I saw you killed X saw a six pound cannon ball cut you In two in front of Baton Rouge We were in a charge and I pressed on with the regiment Other fellows were falling all around us some of them killed 3mt nearly all of them wounded Wo accounted for all of them Juried the dead and sent the others to hospitals J supposed that fragments of your body were buried for I never saw you after Uhat cannon ball struck you Yes Fred you are right about that cannon ball hitting me said Adams But it didnt cut me in with a smile two As a matter of fact it was a spent toall and only grazed my right hip I suppose it appeared to go clear through hoc But you must remember that there was some little excitement just then and maybe you got rattled There was enough fighting and enough danger to rattle the bravest fellows that day Well the spent ball paralyzed me and bruised mc and nearly killed me But I was breathing although unconscious so they pi Jced me up put me in an ambulance and sent me to a field hospital Then I was carried on to v hospital steamer taken to a general hospital at New Orleans and finally recovered I nevei went to the fror again and it was manya day and man ja month before I was sound and well aigain But here I am again in the lody and mighty glad to see my old sx friend and comrade again HUGn CAME TO HIMSELF Col Mussey had a similar singular experience about the same time We had desks in the same office room and one zette by his aged father The personal evening he came over to see me and description tallied in a measure with I that of his long lost son and corresponsaid with considerable excitement have discovered my brother Al Mus- dence followed But the clouded mind sey after nearly thirty years of silence of the man contained no clear vision of on his part He left our Vermont home Van Wert ne remembered vividly after the war saying he would never the home of his boyhood and wrote an come back until his fortune was made exact description of it as he had last We have never heard of him since and seen it a quarter of a century before log house and stone chimney the well now I have discovered him Where is ho and how did you find with the long sweep to raise the bucket the high banked stream that ran liim I inquired It is providential said Col Mussey through the farm all still as ho had The pension office sends a typewritten left them for changes are slow in the lip every day giving the names of Ohio homes of plain people of our country and Indiana soldiers to whom pensions Then with many doubts and as many have been issued I never received a hopes he made his way to Van Wert California slip before because my paper in 1887 and was easily identified by his He ap And family and former comrades loes not circulate in California to night in my envelope by an error plied for a pension and the certificate to him of some clerk I found the California di ecting payment Hugh as the wound Thompson of pension list I was about to throw it ed and missing was forwarded in due tho waste basket when I saw the Chickamauga in name of Albert W Mussey That must course of time This is the story as rehe my brother ne is in California vealed by the official records of tho pen Ho has applied for a pension It has sion office It is a wonderful story and been issued and this slip bearing his fiction pales before its facts The story of Rip Van Winkle is thrillname tho only California slip I have ing to an audience when tho old man sver seen has been wafted into my ofpulls from his leathern pouch the old fice I will write to him Tho result of this peculiar incident contract which Diedrich Van Beekman was that Col Mussey wrote to the pen- wanted him to sign twenty years besioner received a reply and then sent fore It is paralleled by a part of tho word to his venerable mother in Ver- Â¬ evidence of tho identification of Hugh mont that her eldest boy was still alive Thompson From the day of his wound Al Mussey had become a prosperous and loss of memory through all his rancher no had been silent for many wanderings he carried a little Testayears and dreaded to write to his home ment given him by a sister with an inlest 6ad news of the deaths of his kin scription in rhyme when ho enlisted dred might come to him But after The sister still living recognized it at all tho family was reunited and they once when he exhibited it upon his reall look upon that stray California pen turn lie had kept tho Testament his sister had given him but ho had for- sion list as a providential occurrence More remarkable thanthestor3ol gctten the sister hcn hesaw her Jack Adams is a thrilling romanco however ho recognizcd lerand with a which the records of tho pension office glad cry rushed to her arms and they sobbed and cried like children It was discloso concerning Hugh Thompson of Van Wert O a farmer lad who had L r reunion the like of which was never depicted upon the mimic stage enlisted in the Fifteenth Ohio infantry September 1 1802 and marched away Smith D Fnv to the front with the tens of thousands Immense Draught of Fish of other farmer laddies who comprised Tho biggest haul of fish ever made at tho bono and sinew of the rank and file At the tho Point Sauble grounds near Green of tho armies of the union battle of Chickamauga as a comrado Hay was taken a few days ago Tho relates while they were lying on tho single haul of tho seino brought up ground at the front to escape the tem 8452 pounds of fish for which the pest of balls that swept tho thin woods lucky fisherman received the sum of There were 5870 pounds of where his regiment was engaged a 810117 jase shot probably deflected from a perch 1825 pounds of yellow pike 0S0 tree struck him in the head and his pounds of suckers and 77 pounds of 4acp was instantly covered with blood catfish Although the ground at Point His companion spoko to him but ho Saublo has been seined for over thirty flid not answer Just then tho order years no eaten equal 10 uns nas ever fishermen claim that to fall back was given Ho was assist- Â¬ been made and proof that the waters ed to 3iia feet staggered a few feet in a it is a conclusive dazed kind of a way and fell in a heap are not being depopulated of their as a confederate brigade swarmed Into fishy inhabitants as is claimed by tho tJia woods and his comrades were enemies of seine fishing 11 --A-t 1 Illi I 11 jjplj 1 Browns Mme Fleurette Levy Mgr m Iron f Bitters Jgyj and its It Cures Dyspepsia Kidney and Liver Neuralgia irouoies rAMiniiMH uuu mM4 vuuoupaviutt uiuuu Mnlnrifl PiiiBflt j9 4 9 CTlxe Palace nf Nrrxmna Sailor si Shapes Sailor I have them You want them 1 pfr nnlv tVt A rrfkntltntx lt fta rrrtcal lines on the w farmer All other are auh ctiitilpc On ririnf rtt tnw vt dtmiiuj iw optima wn w v v will send set of Ten Beautiful Worlds Fair Views and book free womens complaints nlfmnt S200 all colors novelties At prices from 10c to am daily receiving all the latest I e BROWN CHEMICAL CO BALTIMORE MO Slje Palace Leads in Styles Trimmed Hats from 25c to 500 Ribbons Laces Silks Velvets Flowers Hair Ornaments Ladies Vests Gloves Silk Floss Stamped Goods CorsetsHbs iery Also a full line of Butterick Patterns HEATS GEN ALFBED PLEASANTON SEATS we his services in the Mexican and Indian wars of his rapid promotion fromone rankt to another until he wore the NEATS epaulets of a major general of volunteers of his brilliant services at Chan cellorsville Boonesborough South Mountain Antietam Gettysburg at BEST BLOOD PURIFIER which last mighty battle ho was chief in command of the cavalry division of IN T5JJS WORLD i tho army and in many other battles Compounded of natures greatof his resignation subsequent to the close of the war his presidency of a est curative herbs Successful for western railroad and other civil pur- Â¬ 20 vears in the cure of all diseases suits only a mcro reference need be arising from impure blood Ask made in this connection for Neats a l take no other Nearly a score of years ago Gen Pleasanton adopted the life of an absolute idler savo that he devoted much time to books He was an omnivorous Heats Garsaparilia is for salo by reader of critical descriptions of bat Â¬ R O HHrdwick druggist tles and a devoted student of the career of the great Napoleon It is probable that no man of his time had so readily ITCHING PILES at his tongues end every detail of the battle of Waterloo drawn from every SWAYNEJ available spurce of map and volume He never tired of discussing this ono of ua OINTMENT BYMPTOMS Mottnre Interna Uenln most important battles of history the tlnflnrt mot Rt nlehtl wane by uratefalnsan4 I to continue tumor form and protrudo and from impromptu diagrams exactly allowedoften bleed and nleerate beoomlnc yer which ore 8WA YNES correct as to the positions of tho va- Â¬ bleedlne absorba the tamorm Sold br druggiiu or br Bill for M cu Preoue4 bj rious armies at various moments of Swiii 4 SoxFuiidelfililc tho battle and with perfectly familiar Sold by R C HARD WICK description of the topography of tho field ho would entertain his friends BEST IN QUAl ITV JOST IN QUANTITY and point out the mistakes of Napoleon and how by a change of plans he might have won the fateful battle Gen Pleasantons criticisms of most of tho commanding officers of the war of the rebellion were unsparing and more than once cropped out in maga WHITES GREflLI zino articles one of the most notablo of which appeared a few years ago among tho remarkable war articles of tho Century magazine and which chasYEARS FOR tised Gen Ilooker severely for his con- Â¬ Has led all WORM Remedies duct of tho battle of Chancellorsville EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED Such criticisms arrayed tho regular SOLD AIK BRTJGGIST Irrnarfd br army influence against him and played RICIUIWSOX HKIiruMt CO ST IOlIS part in the opposition to a conspicuous sV his- retirement by act of congress which after long years of delay was only accomplished in 1888 when he was retired with tho rank of a colonel of PS5 IfWlfB MRS ADA LAYNE 1 MAIN CORNER 9TH TERMS CASH YOU CAN MAKE MONEY uecuuse iney are ine largest ana most reÂ¬ liable commission merchants and because they can handle shipments quick and to the best advantage for the shipper A trial shipment solicited Write to them for quotations before shipping Specialties Eggs Butter Poultry Fruits of all kinds Beans Potatoes Onions Hay Grain Headquarters for Furs Hides and Wool Capital S4000000 liberal advances made on con Â¬ signments General correspondence solicited STteasaSrigg Hardware Lumber GOOD PURE WATER i ILELv ALL THE YEAR ROUND FROM THE Ml mi M GUARANTEED Ml n nnrnmini M M I M I M M M M M mimmnin unuii M E IB M I mm M M Bl ITU Bl VERMFUQ 20 Itr 5 btf E 3 i fJm imM 5etfflfeH WATER and Tit OEVAtoM I - l 05 H 11 n3 xzt o 41M fiiSMiPHPUMPcSfi So 45 OS 2 P 2 o Issmss THliI tho regular army Previous to that time the creneral lived the life of a bohemian upon ex ceedingly limited rations his only in- Â¬ come being a meager remittance at regular Intervals representing his share of tho proceeds from the small family estate at Philadelphia With plenty of money his ample pay as a retired colonel in his pocket and in the midst of his bohemian enjoy Â¬ ment when pecunious friends forsook him not and when impecunious friends were greatly multiplied Gen Alfred Pleasanton suddenly disappeared from public view Inquiry soon developed that ho was not physically ill but it failed to discover the cause of his sclf immurcment lli MTPP CUBES NOTHING BUT PILES SURE and CERTAIN CUPE IBE5T goi known for IS years as tho CO KizlVUbUT VOf l ILfcS M PMOeySICHASBSOJt MgSmrJr 2Y am nuraaisTS HED ST LOUIS Bare Prompt FoslUi Impotence Lois Manhood Seminal oj Cure for Slimy Miles of Children It is calculated that if the children utider tho caro of tho London school board were to join hands thay would reach from London to Carlisle a dis tanccof 30Q Loss of Memory dc Will make you a STRONG Vigor CO 0 Price oi5 Man Boxes 6 00 Special Directions Mailed with each Box Address Etnltslons Spermatorrhea Nervousness Self Distrust it Hopkins v ill e Ky Virginia Street Between Fourth andFifth G- Tn rt miles SilUtlEaofllalmnt STLOUI8 soiaLueAiAvc MO Phone 98 P O Box 67 l2 C jwAftf - MoDaniel iijim 1 rHi HMBMMHMtttfMtaMktaMSlMOT wmuauMHMi iiLi f4H bsu 1 rww 6 iJJik S3E WW Hi ii 4 Gf 4 V t i pr July 12 1895 fe L 1 HOPKINSVILLE KENTUOKIA NT 8 fe k 5 k BHV HHVB BBH BbT Br AbbI BBBF uBBE VJ rB r -H wVAVAl HHHHHb HBBB BBbT VAbbbbbbbbV0 JK 11 HHHHf 4B Hh B BBP 1 L 1 VBb7 BHr oBbY oYAbYJ VBBVSHflH v BbV H y HP BBBvf 7 HHBf VAVm lV VHf BhH 1 BT Vfl V tto flH bH Mfl M VM VJH VAVM ih H BHM B B VBb bBBi lr BH HH BBBb bbbbVj V tdb HHH im BL v sHBv BBBMr HHflA Bi HHHf BBBm HHflF HHHV BBBB HHBf Obbbbbbbbbbbv BBHBBPBBBH BB9HBT iHBBK HHHn VAbbbbbbbbBw HB VAVAbVAVAVbp VAVAVAVAbbVjhw A bMIhS -h- H H T- L bbbbbbbbbI BB T BbM JhbA bH hBIbbI BV V H bH bH bbbbbbbbbI HbB HfBH BBbH bbbM u bH IbP bH bH BP aH bbbI B BBH bbbLi BBBT bbLbbbbI IbBBP BteBBBk m bB B Bb 9 T BF V vag- v i bP M T HHw V v BE BK y That Dont Occur Every day to the People o Christian County r TALXJEl HP 3aoiaet To seen Tlsut Toe offered to Tlietc be TTsTill People oan next SATURDAY JULY 6 fSBAnfift Continuing 30 I This is themonth in which ve reduce our stock and get ready for another season I and our present sale wiil bo characterized by the sarcn wonderful bargains and h irrepressible values as in the past we intend to n- rfV a tf V i f- - EDUCE OUR STOCK Before placing any orders fo fall and you know when we sav we will do a thing we do it regardless of cost We have just finished invoicing and have thrown out all Odds and Ends Broken sizes and suits carried over from last year These will be sold at less than the cost of the material Our regular stock is not quite as large as it was at the beginning of the season but it is about equa to any of our neighbors in quantity and Wsi37 liesLd- - In Qiaalit37 We can fit you and please you Our regular stock not including Odds and Ends is divided into sr 4y Wks t t y n- v W 1 v f 7 nftfx i V-- 1 k FTVF iJL J OTSv R ne FTVF PRICE si 6 For THIRTY Days lTaxdLOxoiJLly TURDAt JULY We will offer G oods at the following Lo w Prices Xot CHILDRENS SUITS AND FURNISHING GOODS Lot 1 Lot 2 Lot 3 ObH Lot 4 Lot 6 fJL mf B S This price gets ehoice of our very Takes choice of mens and young Takes choice of mens and young Takes choice of mens and young mens STRONGEST lino of suits Mens mens mens and young mens sacks and frocks in All Wool All Wool All Wool of every kind and description sacks all the new and popular shades and twiv in o j hrnwn black and mixed Cas in gray brown black and mixed round and straight cut frocks gray every one Fine Imported Fabrics simeres-T-rou- na ana straignt cut Scotch Cassimeres round and straight brown black and mixed Scotch anci Scotch English and German texsacks and frocks Suits that sold at cut sacks and frocks Suits that sold at English Cassimeres Suits that sold at tures Suits that sold at 450 6 650 and 7 550 H IVivV 60 Takes choice of any suit in the house either sack goods that money looms produce all Suits that sold at Suits Putts Suits Takes choice of over 200 suits broÂ¬ or frock the finest ken sizes odds and ends and suits brought over from last year The can buy or the latter are not cut quite as long as this imported fabrics seasons suits but the price will make up for it Suits that sold at 76o850and9 HATS Lot childs hats worth 40c for 50c boys crushers for 50c mens crushers for 75c mens and boys crushers 950 10 11 and 12 12 1350 and 15 4c 8c 10c 18c 20c 25c 15c 5c 10c 15c 17c 23o 16 175020and22 10 1250 landl75a 35c 34c 59c 79c 100 125 KNEE PANT SUITS V TRUNKS VALISES 10c 89c 89c 49c 35c valise for 45c valise for 50c valise for 75c valiso for S100 valise for Furnishing Goods Furnishing G oods 29c 19c 24c 40c 77c SI 75 Odd Pants 50c knee pants for 50c over alls for 75c over alls for i75 fancy suits ages 3 to 8 lx 100 mens and boys Al69c 125 valise for pines for 150 valise for 125 mens crushers and Al- Â¬ 89c 200 valiso for pines for 350 valise for 150 mens crushers and Alpines 500 valise for 100 for 250 trunks for 200 mens full shape Alpines 800 trunks for 125 crushers for 850 trunks for 250 mens full shape crushers 150 450 trunks for a ad Alpines for 500 trunks for 300 mans full shape crushers 200 P 50 trunks for and Alpines for 875 250 suit case for 500 Stetsons best for 800 suit case for 100 1 50 stiff hats for 150 250 stiff hats for Ve have about 200 suits winter 175 300 stiff hats for weight brought over from last winter 400 stiff hats Knox for 250 325 500 stiff Knox bsst for that we will sell at 19c You can find any tiling 25c boys yacht caps for 81c want yacht caps for 50c boys HAIF PRICK worth 50c Lot childrens caps 10c 200 Windsor Ties worth 85 and and 75c for Souie wonderful values in 50c choice for tills lot Bargains in Straw Hats Kfr j t vir SI 25 years for fancy suits ages 3 to 8 yrs 150 200 250 fancy suits ages 3 to 8 yrs 199 300 fancy suits ages 3 to 8 yrs 225 400 fnncv suits aces 3 to 8 yrs 250 500 fancy suits ages 8 to 8 yrs 250 100 l50guitsages 4 to 15 yrs 125 20Qapts ages 4 to 15 yrs 175 250 suits ages d to 15 yrs 200 ages 5 to 15 yrs 800 suits 250 400 suits ages 4 to 15 yrs 250 500 Buits ages 4 to 15 yrs 250 700 suits ages 4 to 15 yrs 25c White and fancy hdkfs for 85c White fancy and cambric hdkfs 15c half linen hdkfs for 40c 25c pure linen hdkfs for 55c 85c pure linen hdkfs for 69c 50c initial silk hdkfs for 89c 50c silk Jap hdkfs for 5100 10c boys suspeneders for 125 35c boys suspenders for 200 25c boys suspenders for 300 25c mens suspenders for 190 85c mens suspenders for 225 50c mens suspenders for 175 75c mens silk suspenders for 800 40c Blchd drill dress for 35c bvo drill dress for i 165 225 350 475 DONT THIS MISS SALE you 34c 49c S125 mens silk sattin susp for 49c 50c paris silk garter for 25c 25c empire silk garters for 15c 25c cuff buttons for 15c 50c cuff buttons for 25c 75c cuff bottuns for 38c 50c 100 cuff buttons for 75c 150 cuff buttons for Imported fish net shirts Imported nain sook suits Imported Harvard Mills 3iiits Imported french cotton suits Imported lisle thread shirts 60c unld white shirt for 75c unld white shirt for SI 00 unld white shirt for 25c shirt waists for 50c shirt waists for 100 shirt waists star for Seamless cotton sox for 15c bro blk and mixed sox for 25c blk and mixed sox for 85c blk and tan sox French balbriggan shirts Sl00 over alls for 150 half wool pants for 200 pin stripe wool for 150 AllSoarf Pins and lj if Collar Buttons CI U1 L J U Tie in QQ pwj I shirts woith 150 for 89c Colored 89c 50 64c NET COST 79c wool pants for S200 19c S300 all wool pants for all 300 34c 400 500 all wool pants for 400 69c f 200 all wool jeans 4c HUlOlli pantSj grey bjack or 10c brown unsheared worth S125 iQ 12J audi 50 all sizes for 19c 40c colored shirts for 25 Lot Eancy Bosom Lacnd QAn 50c colored shirts for 31c Shirts worth SI 25 150 for WrC 65c colored shirts for 49c 75c colored shirts for 50c Manhattan colored bosom M Liglit Pants at fxirTm u s q I Uf U of any 15clIIChoiceHouse j rni J 11IH t Hickory hats all sizes 5c Choice 2ffv for from 50c to heavy work shirts worth 100 1Qi4 IvrO- m v coz c 1 BOULWA l- o n V n 4 1 -- ift ry HOPKIKVILLE KENTUCKIN I 7 Jul 12 1895 1 i f 5foiftittfUc ftcntucltiiro rrailSBEB TUESDAY AND Tbk auction salea of tobacco Tues day in Louisvillo brojce the record a Scrofula Salt Rheum ft lv m Eh ii l- V 4fJL Tis true Happy Home Clothing does not t Gooen Carb Rev Jas C Gooch of this city and Mi3s Nora Carr of MJng joy to the the rivaLdealer but to you DEMOCRATIC TICKET Turner Statiou Ky were married at Camden Point Mo June 26 Rev and me good friend who wish to look our best for Geo W Everett of the latter place For Governor P WAT HARDIN of Mercer months imprisonment in the Ohio performing the ceremony Mr and the least money tis a veritable God send for these Mrs Gooch arrived in the city Tues penitentiary For Lieutenant Governor garments which equal in all respects the best of day night on a short visit to Mr and v R T TYLER of Fulton iurs j vv ioocn tne grooms patailor made clothes are sold at prices far below those For Treasurer The Tennessee Centennial Exhibi rents who had not been apprised of ROFORD of Clay tion will be celebrated now beyond the happy event until their arrival asked for inferior goods For Audi toi doubt The Nashville city council Tho groom has gone to Beaver Dam L CNORMAN of Boone where he Look for guarantee label on every garment voted to submit to a vote of the peo- Â¬ his returnwill assist in a meeting On he will make his future Register of the Land Office for ple the proposition to subscribe S100 home in this city G B SWANGO of Wolfe 000 to the enterprise Already 75 1 S For Attorney General Go DEATHS 000 has been subscribed V JHENDRICKof Fleming AnMSinoNO Mrs Kate Armstrong ForSecretary of State aieii at er nome near uroitou one HENRY S HALE of Graves ine uwensooro Jfost has this dav last week after a lorn illnRss Here is how a local Democrat figures She had been a member of the Meth- ForSuptof Public Instruction lB church for several years ID PORTER THOMPSON of Owen Tenth Semi Annual Statement out Hardins election as the next QUARTERLY REPORT June July and August OFTHK For Commissioner of Agriculture COLORED gorernorof Kentucky or THE The most charming Summer JON B NALLof Louisville WAT of which thero are over three Turner An son of Pembroke Deposit Bank For Railroad Commissioners Wm Turner died of fever near ti em hundred choice locations are to be WILLIAM --JFLETCHEB DEMPSEY of Hopkins don Saturday found in Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota TOM GEO H ALEXANDER of Jefferson INCOEPOBATED South Dakota and the PeninsuIa of GREEN R KELLAR of Nicholas of Hopkmsville Ky Where to Stop at DawBon Michigan alcaog tho lines of theChica- The leading Populists of this coun- Â¬ in Pembroke Ky For Magistrate Pembroke District at the close of business on the When you go to Dawson Springs go Milwaukee St FauL Jtty jear ty are disgusted with Pettits nomina- Â¬ WM LPARKER the morning of the 29th day of Ky stop at the Summit House lv all are located on or near lakes June 1895 whice have not been fished out tion for governor Many of them Rates S7 per week 26 dollars per These resorts are easily treacbad by con- Â¬ openly declare that they will not vote RESOURCES RESOURCES It is estimated that Kentuckys month Children half rates Spe- variety from Lcosai and Discounts 13787775 Loan and Discounts 53 29161 tribution to tho government for the for him They say he showed him- Â¬ cial rates to families and parties of railway and range in to Overdrafts secured Overdrafts the full dress for dinner 75181 Overdrafts 201100 Due from Trust Companies S tate and fiscal year amounts to 21000000 self incapable of leadership when he five or more from the same place Dae from National Bosks costume for every meaL 33373 National banks 86G121 Dm from State Bank and xms notel lias been greatly im- Â¬ let Ellis run him off the stump in from Private Bankers and BroÂ¬ September and October Bankers 4397t8 kers proved and is situated on a beauti- Â¬ Sun not heretofore this county in 1892 Tb Baltimore 430858 Banking hoase and lot lae from Trust and Lob The finest shooting grounds im the Banking House Companies t fiiti 160000 ful elevation Is convenient to the m Other real estate regarded as a humorous paper has Northwest are on and tributary tofcke Other Real Estate 267617 Mortgages t springs and depot and is acknowl- Â¬ riU 1581153 Mortgages 3tooka and bonds St Stocks ana Bonds declared for Carlisle for president j Five members of the family of Mr edged to have the coolest most linos of Chicago Milwaukee 5000JOO Specie and currency 2 53123 Cash items ylz Cheoks and other healthful and pleasant location of Paul Ry The crop of Prairie Chick- Specie Jno G Delker one of the leading Currency ens promises to bo exceptionally good Exchanges forClarlngs cash Items for the next days ex have been Infected chinch bugs 41455641 changes citizens of Owensboro were poison- Â¬ any hotel in Dawson Guests of the this vear also Ducks and Geese In Other Items carried as ffih Otherltems carried as 166 31 scattered over several counties in ed Sunday by eating ice cream from Summit can sit in their rooms and i Furniture and Fixtures 280525 Loss and expenses viz cash drink any of Dawson life living iuituuiu isuuuBiu uuu mo x uuiHttu t- i Taxes Paid Taxes paid Tennessee to save the crops from the impure milk None of them were la Of MJChagan Splendid deer ShOO- Current Expenses Current expenses i waters free of charge Other Assets mg is to be had Assets not Included under any of she pests Correspondence solicited and cheer seriously ill This is the second in- Â¬ above heads viz The Game Laws will be changed 19593877 Furniture and fixtures 1000 00 stance of tyrotoxicon poisoning that fully answered Clerk and porters to in several of the Western States thisLIABIianiESv With Governor Brown out of the meet trains Capital stock paid In In eash S2 813 78 Total C2r J 75oCOjOO has occurred there within a week 3 ear Surplus Fund H H Ramsey Propr I7noooo M race the Kentuckian may be set LIABILITIES V Full information furnished free UudlrtdedProflts Capital stock paid In In cash Uue Depositors down for Blackburn in the senato- 4 30 000 00 i 100J9795 Address J G Everest General Trav Certified Cheeks 5 000 00 Life of Nanoy Hanks J The Bowling Green Sunday Jour- Â¬ 100697as Surplus fund Undivided profits viz eling Passenger Agent Chicago 111 DueKational Banks rial race 7778 Discount Due Stntc Banks janfi nal is of the opinion that Warren We are in receipt of a handsomely Echange 06208Bnkern Take Vitalia Liver Pills Interest One Trait Companion S07G Deputy U S Marshal Geo W county although she had no candi bound little volume containfng a life Other Proflta Jasul eig CIh c t Oui fKftmdfriL Due depos1 tors on fnllows viz i BUlsKe dlcQUiited aotaBite Drake of Lexington has mysterious- date for any place on the Democratic of the Queen of Turf NanoyVEanks JJeposlts subject to check on Untialrt Dividends 2250W which no Interest Is paid A treatise on fishing where to go Tnxt lne and Unpaid 41676 21 ly disappeared and his friends fear ticket recently nominated will ask together with all of her performances Deposits subject to check oo for something yet and that in the The volume contans among other and how to catch em when youi get O iter Liabilities which interest i8 paid loul play Setldefir Taxes Demand ourtifieates of deposit a The third thingsofa description of the many dis- there also a list of Summer Resorts near future It says which interest is paid eases live stock together with their 198lfc7T Time certificates of deposit ou The monument erected by the Or- - congressional district had no candi treatment also the standard of regis- Â¬ in the Northwest can be had by send STATE OP KENTUUILTT COUNTVOF CHBISTIlXiS8uivuiiHCiniJSipiUU i bavlng deposits on which Inter JohnB Trice phan Brigade to Gen Roger W date for any place on the Democratic tration of the American Trotting Reg Â¬ ing your address and a two cent stamp HoDklnsviUe a Cashier of PlanSM Bank of est is naid Bank located and doini busi to J G Everest General Traveling ness at ho 6 Main Hanson and his wife was dedicated ticket but we want to serve notice ister and of the National Saddle Horse stret in the ity Hcp- - Dne Certifledchecks State andNa- Trust Companies au couniv Doing duly of sworn right now that Warren county will Breeders Register and a complete list Passenger Agent Chicago 111 at Lexington Tuesday says that the foregoing Keport lain all respects tionalbanka 03083 of Horse Breeders Association It a true statement of the condition of the- said 5ue Pivate bonkers and brokera NOTICE present a candidate for Librarian also contains the fastest trotting and Bank at tho close ot business oa the29th day Dun Individuals and corporations United I want ovcry man Warren county has instructed for when the legislature meets and we pacing records in races against time Statrs Interested in and woman In theWhisk of Juna 1895 to the boat othls knowledge and Due other than banks and depositors the Opinm and treasures- of the State of Eer belief and furthen says that business of tucky ike Honorable J S Lay of Browns- intend to put that candidate in to ana at ajuerent ages ine book is habits tohave one of my books on these dis- said Bank has been transacted the the location Amount due not at M Woolloy Atlanta Ga eases Address B included named and not elsewhere and that the- above of ville for senator from that district as win Our candidate is Miss Emma full of valuable suggestion in regard Uox 382 and one will he sentyoafreo the above heads viz undetoay report is made in conipllauae with an official Cashlots checks outstanding giv to notice received from tim did tho Allen county convention en for loans and discounts Guy of this city a young lady in Li livestock The publishers The H Dont Tobacco Sit or Smoke Your designating the 29th day of Sommn rras tnt TT June 1895 the Liohmeyer Urug Uo Jfittsbun Bills ro dlscounted day on which such reportshaUbo made Life way every way worthy of this position pttt wju soft this interesting volume unpaiaaividends 749 00 Iohn BTiucb Cashier Di vidend this day Mr J W Harris who has been for ana one wuo would discharge the free to all who apply at once although is the truthful startling title of a book about D Russeij Director 105000 3J per conk lax account the harmless guaranteed tobacco 08 71 Iea SmiiuDlrector four years with the Owensboro In- duties incumbent upon her to the habit cure that braces up nlcotlnlzed nerves regular price is ou cents SE Thick Direwtor Total eliminates the nicotine poison makes weak Subscribed and sworn to before meby Jno B 82 813 78 quirer has gone to Louisvillo to take satisfaction of all concerned men gain strength vigor mid manhood You STATE OP KENTUCKY Trice the 3rd day of July1800 Miss Mrs Baker of Dickinson Court run no physical no nnanclal risk aa S3 Countjrof Christian IexL Smith a position on the Post as telegraph Guy made an exceedingly creditable O Hardwlek under a guaran Notary Public W TV Garnett President of House Va aged 60 years has just tee is sola by K money refunded Book free to cure or jsditor post Dame a Dank located and Pembroke De- doing business rice before and starts in this time oeen appointed mail rider in her Address Sterling Ken y Co New York or Pembroke ft HZiZ j i Quarterly Report or with many assurances of support All district which is one of the wildest in Chicago Bvornsays tnat the Simpson county Democrats have M respeetaatrueBtato Virginia f0lftt3tTefor8ln of the fold bank you candidates who received a life before nominated Hon J W Dinning for The transaction of any Hopkinsville ie1lf e condition business on the 29th ana day with Warren countys bii fourteen State of Ohio City of Toledo ot Ws knowledge SfUfnoltthobC8t thattibuslncss Mr Dinning is a the legislature ss andfurthersays of said votes be ready to lend a helping hand Lucas County under reasonable conditions Do not say it At the close of business on the the 20th day of the location iree silver man and is pretty sure of Smi aLieen trasafed atand that the June 1895 elsewhere Frank J Cheney makes oath that he can not be done till you send for for 120 page when we call on vou iwidondnot In compliance with report is made election is the senior partner of the firm of P catalogue of DRAUGHONS PRACTICAL BUS official notice received from tfie Secretary an INeSS COLLEGE Nashville Tenn Thla colof RE80UROES wlgnatlDg the 2th day Bnacte The Annual Outing to Old Point J Cheney Co doing business in the lege is strongly endorsed by bankers and as the day on which such report of We shall fte merchants all over the United States as well Loans and discounts 271500 35 United States marshals are guard As has been customary for several City of Toledo County and State as foreign Countries FOUR weeks by Draugh Overdrafts unsecured 93612 Subscribed and sworn to before me by ing the railroad property in the vi- years past another personally con- aforesaid and that said firm will pay ons method of teaching book keeping is equal Due from National banks 1152546 Garuett President this 6th day July 1895 Due from State Banks and 10iwfcuvjs weeics dv tue the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL- advantages In Shorthand oia pian upeeiai cinity of Elkhorn against striking ducted excursion will 10 833 03 Bankers EustieeAHall Penmanship and 82 858 U be run to the LARS for each and every case of Telegraphy Banking house and lot 15 000 00 NPdC West Virginia miners and serious seashore this 36 states W w Gakneit President Other real estate Cheap board Open to both sexes 8 823 12 summer leaving Aug Catarrh that cannot be cured by the and territories now representeed Stooks and bonds 58 035 00 EusTiOKAnAiL Dlreotor trouble is feared N B This college has prepared books for Specie 7 261 81 7th and all who want an instructive use of Halls Catarrh Cure JHWilliams 132 40 00 book keeping penmanship Currency Home Study VA Gabkbtt FRANK J CHENEY Exchanges for clearings and beneficial outing should take this til 697 68 62 369 19 Stforn to before me and subscribed and shorthand If there is a Democrat in Christian Otherltems carrlod a cash 03 00 most delightful trip It is useless to in my presence this 6th day of De- county Who will not support the 199 111 33 4 e REPORT OF THE CONDITION A D Statement of tlie features idiWon v1 ticket headed by Wat Hardin he has LPfk and the special taken to of the cember LIABILITIES make OF THE a w GLEASON OF THE sot made the fact public Christian every thine first pains ine verv nurtic- Capital stock pM In in cash class 250 00000 SEAL Surplus Fund 25 f CO 00 county Democrats are true blue and ular Almost from the time vou start Notary Public Due depositors 103 165 30 until you return a beautiful panoraDue National banks 45 can always be depended on Due State National Bank Taxes due banks unpaidbkrs 15 50 00 V16 520 45 040 and ma is offered for your inspection and Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter- Â¬ First and set aside 0 676 57 The order making concurrent the the many places to be visited at such nally and acjs directly on the blood Hopkinsville Ky Unpaid dividends smaU cost enables you to profitably and mucouB surfaces of the system 25200 Dividend Np 60 this day 7 50010 sentence of E V Debs and otber offi- fill in all the time you can possibly Send for testimonials free At JlopJrinsville At the close of business June 20th 1805 cers of the A R W has been rein- Â¬ spare Ths is by far the most de- Â¬ 49911132 at the close of business P J CHENEY CO Toledo O RE80UROE8 STATE OF KENTUCKY Notes and bills discounted S by Druggists 75c will serve lightful trip offered the traveling 114186 81 stated and as a result Debs SFSold j 88 County of Christian Stocks and Bonds 50275 00 Vitalia double strength for sale by Suspended debt Bix months in jail and his asso- public and you should make your ar- Â¬ lhut 23268 J E McPherson Cashier of Bank of Hop rangements to go Furniture and fixtures druggists klnsvllle abank located and doing business 100000 ciates but three months The men at No 2 Main stret In the city of Hopkins Banking house 600000 RESOURCES ville In said county being duly sworn says Sight exchange 6745270 wero convicted on two charges and 8489489 Discounts 61301 that tho foregoing report is In all respects a uasnonnaua U S Bonds truo statement of the condition of the said A I6ooooo n each Debs received a six months 27551103 Premiums on same 192000 1792000 bank at tho close of business on tho 29thday ut Stocks securities etc 8749408 June 1891 to the best of his knowledge sentence and tho other defendants LIABILITIES Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U S Govt Report Furniture -and fixtures 200000 and belief and further says that the business a Capital Stock 60 00000 Real Eitatowere given threo months each sen l 290000 of saldbanlr has been transacted at tho loen Due from U S Treasurer 72260 tlonnamedand not elsewhere and that tho 1181 89 tence being made concurrent In or- Â¬ Undlvldedlrofitsaoove report is muue m compliance with an of Cash In Vault I Uioit jilOOS519 Sight exchange 10234592 flclal notice from the Seoretaryof State doslg Individual Depositors 7085472 der to take the case to tho supremo natlng the 20th day of June 1895 as the Duo to banks 3mfo 2460 30 6 per cent SBk3000 00 day on which such report shall be made Dividend No Total 2109255l court Debs attorneys had the sen- Â¬ JVE McPhibson LIABILITIES Cashior Taxaccount T 180000 E P Campbell Director Capital stock paid In 0400000 tences separated and when the ap 27654103 Surplus 231826 CH busii Director W T Tandy Undivided profits 1024C5 Dkubabd Director 0 peal was refused it left the prisoners Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me by J E Set aside to pay taxes 60000 Circulation ubsoribed and swirnrto before me this 1440000 McPherson the 2nd day of July 1895 under a double sentence Hence the J P Bbaden N P C C Ky Juho 29th 1895 Dividends unpaid 2260 00 i v K a ABMoto fti r u V Individual deposits 15013260 petition for a reinstatement of the i r Total 21009851 former order which was granted Grapobags tho best and bheapost wJ8 the time to sack your grapes Dividend of 8 per cent payaDiejuiyii06 TiieecUy j ji - i i j ftott W Long Cash for sale at this office j tor sale at tnts onico wA4k V i jThe president has granted a pardon Jo Edmund L Crittenden of this state convicted of stealing mail mat- Â¬ ter and sentenced in June last to 18 Judgoof this the Third judicial district ject to tha action of the Demociatic party Postmaster General Wilson has amended the postal laws and regu Â¬ lations so as to prohibit postal clerks from opening more than one sack of Democratlo Convention July 0 mail at the same time The object of By authority we announce the order is to assist in fixing the re- Â¬ judge watkins of Lyon county ai a candidate for Circuit sponsibility for mistakes We are authorized to announce JUDGETHOSJ MORROW as a candidate for Circuit Judge of the Third Judlolal District subject to the action of the but in thousands of cases wo can honestly that it is tho best remedy for all dis Â¬ Sates forstandtug avertnements furnished on application Crops generally in the South havq eases of tho blood whatever the cause By its peculiar Combination Propor Â¬ been injured by too much rain The tion and Process it possesses positive OFFICE 312 SOUTH MAIN STREET cotton crop is said to have suffered to medicinal merit Peculiar to Itself TlNNOONOEaiENTS a great extent in tho past few days It has cured tho most virulent cases Wc are authorized to announce of Scrofula and Salt Rheum oven when JUDGE JJDHN PHELPS prescriptions and medicines Gov Culberson of Texas has writ all other sa candidate forQIrcult Court Judge hi this have failed to do any good subject to the action of the Demo- ten a letter declaring district himself for free Blood poisoning from whatever ori cratic party Election November 6 1805 silver coinage but saying that he will gin yields to its powerful cloansing puri Â¬ JVearo authorized to announce support the Democratic ticket what fying vitalizing effect upon tho blood If JUDGE THOMAS P COOK you desiro further particulars write to us of Calloway count as a candidate for Judgo ever tho action of the conventions as below Homomber that of the Circuit Court of this district subject to tho notion of the Democratic partv Local reading notices SOcents per lrne Spe Â¬ cial Locals S cents per line each Insertion And All Other Blood Diseases How The Kentucky Republicans will oaf They May Be Cured CHAS M MEACHAM tablish thoirhwdquartors in liouis Speaking simply from What IloodaSar subscription a a year n advance ville and organize their Campaign sapartlla has done not only once or twice Committee next week FBIBAI total of 1288 hogsheads being offered IlJUWtt Its an 111 Wind that ij blows Nobody Good iv Bay A j Is the OnoTruo Blood Purifier prominently in the public eye today Prepared only by C I Hood Co Loweil Mass IT S A Sold by all druggists Hoods Sarsaparilla f 1 six for re tho 5 1 tj HnnHa rllla UUUU9 TiWc pUiTheyftlitdlgoUoa after dinner W T Piovero mar s as true today as when twas made sub- Â¬ MATRIMONIAL hearty Mammoth Clothing Main St Shoe Hopkinsyille Ky No Re--sort- s Panters Bank June 29 19 unscureai I T JL XT ESSl-L- - Positions Guaranteed Bankof V CITY BANK Ky JUNE 29 1895 Rol Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE Jhiji Baking v v T 1 A J iX- - -- M 7 y fmt-i- it j teJkdL O iTxily42 1895 MOUND AND ABOUT Nothing The OhautautiuPouxth r HOPKINSY1LLE TpV FT T s3 KENTTJCKIAtf 5 v r- I i w I J 7 3 city OmMaiii strpfdW might im Â¬ agine himself traveling no renowned A CondettMtl Accoaat of tho latest Hap Â¬ Broadway and trying by main force pening TerrelyTeldfornugy Headers anU aWKWUruuussi tu vuieuu ma uy through the struggling milss of hu Jtantucky will bavo three Southern manity Sooiihowover the crowd is grad Mljojlist conferences within its bor d6hMfiAlie month of September as ually transferred by elegantly fin follows Western Virginia confer-Â¬ electric cars to the celebrated ence at Louisa Sept 4th presided ished Chautauqua grounds at Woodland im- Â¬ over by Bishop Duncan Kentucky Park This is the most conference at Winchester Sept 11th spot of the kind in the State beautifulÂ¬ and Lex presided over by Bishop JHaygood ington is justly proud of it An auLouisville conference at Madison ville ditorium seating more Sept 25th presided over by Bishop sons a Ministers hall than 3000 per 1 and other pub MOST PERFECT MADE as Haygood lic buildings for the use of teachers A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free The Henderson Journal says A and instructors adorn the interior from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant number of well known Hendersonians while rustic seats under the shadows 40 YEARS THE STANDARD got together a day or two ago and of inviting trees are temptingly formed an organization to be known as placed for lovers of quiet pleasure A nopklnsvllle Mun Drou noil class tho Henderson Gun Club The main and those who may wish to meditate OlarksvllleXeaf Chronlcal infekest of the club is to promote a on the true beauties of nature also Sunday during the high water in 2 spVcitof good fellowship between lo- in the midst of which is the band Spring Creek near Taylors old mill cal sportsmen and to protect Hender stand and from which the morning afternoon and evening air vibrates Lige Meriwether a negro man about county game as far as possible wifh some stirring and patriotic airs 25 years of age attempted to cross the 41 John Cunningham an aeronaut Around the outer eireln nf Wnnd- - creek on horse back and was pulled coal was instantly killed dt Winigan Mo He had made three successful ascen land park may be seen some 40 or 50 off the animal by the strong current sions duringthe day Tho fourth tents These are for the convenience and drowned Tee horse succeeded A Meriwether was una time when about l2J0f eet high he and pleasure of those who wish to in getting out high take advantage of the entire Chau- bio to stem the tide and his Kddv cut loose but the parachute failed to open and his body was mashed to a tauqua course or who with a conge- was found the next morning in a nial party of friends desire to spend unit pim sumo instance ueiow tne JT pulp the time amidst such an array of mu- ford Meriwether formerly lived in light sical and intellectual treats Bob Thompson colored this city but went to Tennessee sevj weight of Salt JjaRe ana Jim Thorn This fourth ot Julv ha3 been tho eral years ago kins also colored of Galveston fought banner day of any ever hold in this nine bloody rounds near Kansas City city Some 15000 people have Tuesday tt purse of 8000 Tompkins visited the grounds durimr the dav was counted out in the ninth round The program for tho day was a very His face was a mass of bruises and interesting ana prontaoie one fluts Beginning at 8 oclock in the morn a famous Indian band made the H Hermann on behalf of Tom- ing echo J air our patriotic airs at 9 oclock To my Dixon has deposited 500 to bind the Citizens of Hopkinsville and Healing the a match between Dixon the western Biblical Exposition Christian County Noblemans Son Dr Parkhurst It champion and George Dixon the worlds featherweight champion the is worth while to mention that it is For a Hopkinsville and and Christian contest to take place the same week creditable to the Chautauqua Assem county institution we ask your inspecbly having secured the services of tion and patronage of our new and as the Corbett Fitzsiramons fight such a man throughout the season elegant boarding feed and sale stable Two negro brothers Wash and Ru Following Dr Parkhurst was a lec- Â¬ i us Lyne shotcoland instantly killed ture not soon to be forgotten by the just completed for us on 9th street at a negro festival States man orator Gen John B near the L Luther Ryan N R R depot which at Gordonvillo Logan county Mon- Gordon The Last Days of the Con will be found to be the largest best day night Two balls went entirely federacy Ans audience of about equipped and handsomest establishthrough Ryans body No arrests 6L00 greeted him with waiving ment of the kind in the city or in the liave yet been made handkerchiefs and eager smiling fa- entire south We guarantee such good care and The twenty fourth annual conven- ces many wishing to catch a first glimpse of the great confederate gen- treatment of your horses as you can tion of the Catholic Abstinence Union JOIN IN THE PROCESSION find nowhere else as one visit to our of Ohio and Commandery Knights eral of Father Matthew of America is in Again in the afternoon no less a stable will convince you For oither We have a very full line of HARNESS SADDLERY and FLY NETS session at Warren O with about fifty person than the gifted Dr T DeWitt permanent or transient board or when Talmage took the stand and com- your horse may become lame or sick TALBOT SADDLES made to order societies represented menced by saying that he had once we also guarantee you such attention A watermelon train was wrecked been taken by a man who had been for his cure you cannot find any near a colored church north of Rich Henry Clays barber for a near rela where else ffiwnd Va The congregation prompt tion of that honoied gentleman On the ground 40 feet wide Dr lyliftjourned and by night nothing Talmage discoursed in a masterly by 110 feet long flour wide carriagewith butrrinds were to be seen in that way on the resources of America her way in center from end to end We section doing greater things and becoming a have sixteen box stalls which for At Evansville Jas Kuykendall greater nation than she now is Ma room light pure air and ventilation while catching a game of base ball ny and hearty were the hand shakes and al the most modem appointments will be found unequalea for was shot and killed by Ben Sandefur he receivedt Concluding the lectures again came the comfort of horseB with feed the who was a square away shooting at a the evening band concert and while best that money can buy and the bird on a telphone wire music tho best personal attention given Jtris reported that the notorious groundswas in the air those on and welfare All the stalls on the for their crround spread their lunches MAJESTIC negPctfRailroad Bill shot and killed discoursed on tho passing pleasures floor are for boarding and feeding thiHiieriff of Escambia county Ala The grounds were filled with blue horses alone Complete making the second sheriff of the coun- grass beauties and you know tho front part of the building en In it ty he has slain taKes tnat to make tne tourtu or any the ground floor ve have fitted up Rice Barton colored who shot and otner aay a success who animated also a handsome ladies parlor newly furnished with all l he necessary con killed Andrew Brown colored near the whole scene The exercises of the evening began veniences for the comfort of our city Nashville January 19 last was Wednesday sentenced to be hanged Au- Â¬ promptly at 730 oclock with the cel and country lady friends when they gust 16 ebrated Arion Lady Quartette of can anu ior meir exclusive use On the upper 40 feet wide At Meadville Mo S A Fields a Chicago who charmed the audience 90 feet long we floor exclusively by devote to with the rendition of the national airs county editor cut iis wifes throat Old Kentucky Home Dixie etc the special care and treatment of with a razor then his babys and fin Â¬ They horses which may be lame ally his own All three of them died Then were recalled again and again but no animal admitted to or sick any part svhich came the renowned Miss Julia There are 908 saloons in Louisville Phelps the famous Baptist of Chica- of our stable which has any contaand 840 of them renewed their license go The grand concert was conclud- gious d sease or suspected of having is this week ed with a violin solo by Prof Neville such We have been known long enough This musical program was a delightPembroke Splinters ful treat to all and crowds by hund- in Hopkinsville to establish our reputation with tho best class of owners Miss Annie reds from the city enjbjed it Pembroke July 7 Concluding the fourth at Chautau- and breeders of horses as successful Kesee of Clarksville left yesterday our new accompanied by Misses Alma and qua was tho Last of the Mohicans Â¬ Verterinary Surgeons and infacilities illustrated by tableaux vivaus or liv- building have unsurpassed at Ruth Paine who will be her guest for ing pictures Many of the crowd and with all the latest and most im several weeks not get within the auditorium proved appliances in the verterinary could Misses Lollie and Lucile Phillips and so missed this part of the enter prolession have every convenience will leave Tuesday for Dawson tainment The grand finale consisted for attending to all cases in the best Springs for a ten days sojourn of fireworks makinc in all the manner possible and having been MiBS Cecil Holloway of Hopkins grandest day everheld at the Chau- specially educated for it with diplo ville was in our town on Friday re tauqua grounds Everyone went mas from the celebrated Verterinary maining over to Gordons lecture that home pleased with the days program evening confidence in offering our services to and also that tired feeling Miss Mollie Graves will leave in a In addition to the Chautauqua all who have not yet called upon us few days for Quincey 111 for a visit Lexingtons population was still fur- Â¬ In all oases of lameness or sick of several weeks She will be accom ther increased by those attending the ness we ask you particularly to call panied by her father trots and an enjoyable day was spent upon us at once if you wish your Miss Susie Reynolds of Allensville at the German picnic the most amus horse cured and not delay until some Ky is the charming guest of Miss ing features of which were the pony ignorant fool or fraud in attempting Pearl Garrott of the country race mule race wheelbarrow race to cure your horse has done him in Â¬ Miss V A Garnett will go to Bos- - apple eating contest which latter de- finite harm and rendered him probJf ion with the Christian Endeavorers serves some explanation The apples ably beyond human skill for recovery also Mrs Allen of the country UUR CHARGES ARE STRIOTLT MODER were suspended across the track the contestants hands were tied from be ATE in all departments to rich and New Magistrate Appointed hind and tho first who disposed of poor alike George At his apple reie ved the prize Cadiz July ll--We BUY SELL AND EXCHANGE HORSES wnnrl nf flnntnn lins hfifin nnnninted Another amusing game was the and make examinations as to sound Â¬ jjby Judge G B Bingham a magistrate spring board jump into a sack con ness when required by intending 20Q5in the Canton district to take the taining flour You cant realize the purchasers Â¬ We do not hire out or lend horses piuce oi jscj x Alt nigrum uecuuseu fun until you see the winner as he is The waltz contest also attracted or vehicles of any description but BioyoleKaces at Mercer Park much interest Tho two mpst grace- leave that to livery stable keepers For the patronage received we are There will be bicycle and foot ra- ful waltzers received a prize This account gives one but a small grateful and hope to merit a contin ces with attractive and useful prizes ance at Mercer park Tuesday July 16 idea of the fourth as it was Tobserved Citizens Hopkinsville and Christ hero DA ian county ofmay now understand we Races will begin at 430 oclock p m Robt Ford Loses a foot Wii Admission 25 cents for men 10 cents have come to stay and are permanent for ladies The track is in fine con- Â¬ Robt Ford a brakeman on freight ly settled here offering such advant dition and great sport is expected train No59 on the L N road met ages in the care of horses whether sick never Every lover of healthful and useful accident at Sebree well or before in enjoyed in Hop- GUNS PISTOLS FINE POCKET KNIVES and the most superior with a serious building citizens recreation should attend kinsville Monday which will cripple him for can point to with a some degree of line of razors ever on sale in the city William H Harrison has lipon nn- - life He had run ahea of tho train pride and satisfaction as unequaled pointed Register of the Land Office to make a change in the switch and Mules cows and all domestic ani by some means his left foot slipped mals treated when sick Wo attend A full line of Granite Tin and steel cooking utensils at Enid Oklahoma J and went under tho wheels of the to calls at any hour day or night in train ju3t as it passed him mashing city or county promptly x it in a horrible manner Dr J H Telephone connection No 80 Letcher thefroad surgeon was sum Â¬ We invite you to call and see us When Baby waa sick wo gar her Cartorla moned from Honderscm and success- - and judge for yourselves what we can When sho wasa Child she cried for Castorfa fnllir ntnnilfoil tho lllllirwl fnnf lllRf do for you wheu required When eho become Hiss sho clung to Castoria above tho ankle and Fords chances BRADLEY BROTHERS When she bad Children sho gave thorn Ctwtorla ior recovery are consiaerea gooa column- but new found in this Lexinotok Ky July tional day is truly a 4 fl This na Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair day in this DR CREAM Here is a Fair Prop ositiieji We will trade any far mer one of our latest for as s m BAKING POWDER it can bring into market wheat to be in first order and grade good No After unloading the wheat we will give him fifty 50 bushels of to carry back home proved wagons much wheat free of charge IP TIT In BUGGIES we have this year far sur- Â¬ passed any prev icus record Our stock was more care fully selected and was t Oroods bought cheaper well bought are already half sold Come and r Majestic Range w This is a cut of the fftljl Yi S Majestic Range It cooks the goose of all our competitors the housekeepers pride and a married mans peace mxker You cannot afford to use that old cracked cast Save fuel save patience iron imitation any longer save money by buying Majestic steel range For a Fallowing Plow Get a True Blue or a Vulcan BOTH GUARANTEED Mr The wear and tear 6f the season has demonstrated clearly the superi ority of the Columbia and Yictor bicycles They never come into the repair shop ii fofofrni iTutffitl 4p houwiijin Chicago has assigned u Dr Saml a Bradley V S tr Th Bell one of tho largest retail Dr Robt Lee BrAdleYj V S J Hopkinsville Ky Forbes Bro S ft w V s Vfr i ft r J- a 6 k A a iv f HOPKINSVItLE KENTUOKIAN tt Mu rf fc a July 1 1 1895 TEX 189f- t- r What is fainting but Mrs Grindlay with exÂ¬ quisite tact as though having seen nothing of contretemps laid her hand on the counts arm nnd led him away saying with a pleasant smile to Elsie You must go to the children dear they are just wild to see you In heavens name man1 gasped p Castorla is BH K and Children It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor Oil It is Pleasant Its guaranteo is thirty years use by JUUUons of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and allays leverishness Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd cures Diarrhoea and TTind Colic Castoria relieves teething troubles cures constipation and flatulency Castoria assimilates the food regulates the stomach nnd bowels giving healthy and natural sleep Cas Â¬ k Dr Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants Woodgrove inexpressibly shocked do jou know what you havo done Perfectly well do I know what I havo done Grey answered gravely but firmly That man is no more a German baron than I am He is Who Herr Schlossinger the socialist Tho old man was 30 shocked that for a few moments he could not speak Are you sure he asked May It not have been a case of mistaken iden- toria is tho Childrens Panacea tho Mothers Friend Castoria Castoria Ccstoria Is nn excellent medicine for chil Â¬ Ccstoria is so well adapted to children that dren Mother have repeatedly told me of Its I recommend it as superior to any prescription good effect upon their children known to me H A Arciier M Dm Dr c C Osgood lVowell Mass ik So Oxiord St Brooklyn N Y Castoria is the best remedy for children of Our physicians in the childrens depart Â¬ which I am acquainted I hope the day is not ment have their experi far distant when mothers will consider the ence in theirspoken highly ofwith Castoria Â¬ practice real interest of their children and use Castoria and althoughoutsideonly have among our we Instead of the various quack nostrums which medical supplies what is known are destroying their loved ones by forcing products yet we are free to confessas rtgular that the opium morphine soothing syrup and other merits of Castoria has won its to look with hurtful agents down their throats thereby favor upon it sending them to premature graves Hospital Dispensary Allen C Smith JPres Tho Centaur Company 77 Murray Street New York City Dr J F KrrCHELOE Conway Ark United and Boston Mass I CHAPTER XXL A NOBLE COUNT News news news What will you give me to tell you the most wonderful piece of news you ever heard Mr Jwoodgrove asked at breakfast one Notwithstanding the little incum- Â¬ brance of a wife in Chicago and five helpless children Is Mrs Grindlay- ex pected to pensionhem orvwill you take uked Good royal grand the whole happy family to your an Â¬ Of whom demanded Eisic cestral castle in Fatherland Of a friend of yours my dear The poor wretchs jaw dropped Ho American VAnd so I am sir Oh do tell am burning to know it stood as though turned to stone Frank declared So you see man your game is up stoutly Then hold your tongue love Mrs Yet really now you look You had better throw yourself on the Woodgrove said laughing for Mar good Pshaw dear you couldnt expect a mercy of the court Oh cried Elsie merrily Grey said decus could not keep a secret for five conI do be-Â¬ baron to talk like a college professor cisively lieve grandfather expected to see an secutive minutes You hold the trump cards I Such a man sets the fashion of proWell remarked the old man I am American of the stage with swallow- Â¬ may as well paralyze you at once Mrs nunciation beaten was the spiritless answer so tail coat and nasal drawl who vould Oh isnt Mrs do your worst To be sure he does seduce him into buying wooden nutÂ¬ Clarence Grindlay is going to be marGrindlay lucky to have captured him Now it was Mr Woodgroves turn to megs and sawdust hams ried Why a hundred handsome girls with take a hand in affairs I am reproved my deir but surely Oh Marcus at her time of life Yes and whats the worst of it I oceans of money would have jumped at Frank he said impressively we this young man is not a type of his must not be too hard on this poor char- countryman is he child mean the best of it is that she is go him The baron approaches our latan for he has a grand excuse for his But see No sir Frank interrupted laugh- Â¬ ing to wed a German baron Not Count Von Thun Elsie asked liUle group with his promised bride rascality in the phenomenal folly of ingly there are tens of thousands of upon his arm my niece who has gone about for years better men than I am in tho land I camo Oh I did not like him Elsie was overwhelmed with con like a silly sheep shaking her golden from Well its all Did you not darling There is not ora said Elsie settled so its no use crying over spilled fusion but the older lady was too happy fleece and crying to every adventurer Come shear me No I dont think we milk Now heres where we come in to be ungracious the end 1 am must be too rough on Schlossinger My dearest she gushed Marion is going to give a ball on see you Uncle it is good So the end of it was that the German Wednesday evening to exhibit her lord- charmed to Let me preseut went his way contented with fairly of you to have come ly captive and we are bidden guests the guest of the evening Baron Albert full pockets and Mrs Grindlaj regisnow who will go tered a vow that she would never again Not I Mrs Woodgrove said de pon Thun of Carlsbad Elsie curtsied the count bowed put faith in living man much to tire cisively but I should like Frank to They take Elsie and you Marcus must ac grove had met before but Mr Wood- satisfaction of her iriendsand children Cobb Ky I write to thahk you for scandalized his niece by seizing company them out of respect to MarCHAPTER XXII the barons hand and shaking it heart the Electropoise and will state that I ion HOME Perhaps in no city of the world can ly and assuring him of his pkasure In Deep in a wooded recess on the banks have been suffering with sciatica for unbounded re Jcless extravagance meeting him such of the Derwent in merry old England be witnessed as i New York the capi Elsie My husband Mrs Grindlay three years I was not able to do any of tho land of republican simplicity blushingly ventured standing aside lies the little village of Hetherton tal slumbering in the noonday sun as it work and tried oveaything and made Ostentation and rank seem more natur- that Frank might come to the front did when we saw it last twenty years ally associated but bless your life Ah Mr Grey said that lady all ago a trip ro Hot Springs which gave me who never had a smiles when John Smith I am delighted to meet one A broad common partial relief but was as Can you not see it recognized grandfather has made his of whom I have heard so much Pen bad as ever a I pile he knows how to lord it with the mit me to make you known to my friend yellow with buttercups a few farm- short while after I returned home houses an ivy clad parsonage an anbest of them Count von Thun cient Norman church a dozen resi Thanks to the Electropoise I can now The Grindlay mansion on the night of The baron who had scarcely conde- Â¬ tho ball outrivaled Aladdins palace scended to glance at the new acquaint- Â¬ dences of small gentility a street with say am a well man from every rheu- Â¬ I The flowers for decoration cost five ance and expeoting the same provincial quaint shops bow windows with diamond panes a ruined monastery a matic pain GEO RWHITE thousand dollars gorgeous servants heartiness he had experienced at the twenty years ago one saw no liveries in hands of Mr Woodgrove held out his Saxon stone cross and the Bulls Head swinging sign and the Empire city brilliant in plush and hand when to Elsies horror Grey inn with its big scene before you you Two years ago I was in very bad tinsel flitted like plumed birds amid a who had half advanced his own drew have the whole There is bustle to day about this old healthphysicans said it was Brights tropical blaze of gold and purple it back bowed and said hostelry for there 6ave arrived a young Disease and they could do nothing In the center of the spacious hall a Sir we have met before couple from far off America whose ad Â¬ fountain was erected a lovely marble Ilad a bombshell exploded it could vent has set every tongue a wagging for me and my chances for living as basin from whose depths naiads blew not have caused greater consternation This is reversing Hip Van Winkles long as two months was very slim I or rosewa among the little group forth jets of waking up hundreds of ter while from the drooping bell The barons face turned livid with slumber and shaped flowers of a group of astras rage Elsie whose brain was full of years ago says tho young gentleman bought ao Electropoise and began to admiraiung dainty petal tipped with tiny duels pistols and all sorts of foreign glancing around with honest with itsÂ¬ improve at once Am now in first electric lights Rooms hung with rich abominations felt on the point of tion at the old fashioned room oaken prtnels waxed floor and an Â¬ class health draperies floors cohered with carpets But two weeks ago tique furniture from the looms of Turkey soft and ir Â¬ L A HOPSON Hopson Ky Elsie we were a the New World and to tho tread of the foot ft responsive now ceilings hand painted and glowing in I am well pleased with the ElectroWe are in the old oh doesnt it rich color fantastic tables and chairs seem like a dream Frank poise and can not say too much iu its of quaint device costly inlaid cabinets What a well groomed country Grej priceless china it was liko richnVases cried going to the window and gazing praisej I used it for rheumatism j a vision of fairyland only after all as with all the ecstasy of an American on and it has entirely cured me Those sensible Marcus Woodcrrove observed his first sight of rural England One it was tho fairyland of the stage oua would think thoy combed the grass and suffering with rheumatism should by could not help expecting to see Ilarle- brushed the trees ajl means give it a tiial uia plunge through an old family But her voice with more enthusiasm or Columbine pirouetting picture T B LAMB burst forth in a perfect song of delight Wu the polished floor To mo it Is a vision of Paradise tinged t 2Jfi man in his senses woultl aaro a McGowau Ky with the hallowed essence of home dfweViption of the fair owner of these Then Gregson came and spoiled tho delights Sho was radiant as a dream Electropoise rented picture lie had traveled in hot haste for Wortli had out Worthed himsolf for from London to meet them at this ren Â¬ tKC occasion yet ns one gazed ut the DUBOIS WEBB dezvous and was if possible more ob diamonds sparkling like dew drops oyer jectionable in dress and manner Mham pDV louxtn jaTeBueKjjQiuYiue at WE UAVJS MET BEFORE hfiitiiw limmstmi iBifclihriBia ni ijmiHrijMr fnorninp Now though the young people had a bouse of their own across the way they took their meals in the Woodgrove ktansion and consequently were pres Â¬ ent at this exciting moment Good or bad1 Mrs Woodgrove Trcnaerlng now mucn bne wouiu leteu at auction if sold just as she stood Baron Von Thun must be a proud man this night to survey these count Jess signs of untold wealth and say In 6even days all this shall be mine Elsie fia her white robe and simple wreath of flowers looked like a snow drop which had tumbled into a gorgeous bed of tulips She had one little 6hadow of disappointment Frank her darling Frank was not flawless he all ungifted with the natural perception of the beautiful which his wife in stinctively enjoyed saw nothing incon Â¬ gruous no lack of harmony in all tho barbaric pomp around him nay even reveled in its very gorgeousness Mr Woodgrove was as he put it mad clean through She mighthave founded a hospital with what to nights flummery will cost her he said indignantly and all in honor of a foreigner Two gushing girls passed at that mo ment and Elsie was amused to hear them murmur Oh the dear dear baron Isnt he a love So distinguished looking Such an air But his accent they say is not vpry belonged Already the detectives are on your track and The agitators Up curled contemptu ously You let off firecrackers and think them bombs he sneered I sent them the full amount of tho discrepancy two days ago and have received the treasurers acknowledgment by telegram t ceived a communication from Col Gilchrist of Chicago concerning you Bah Gilchrist is one imbecile Charging you with misappropriation of the funds of a society to which you Nay 1 am certain What is to be done I cannot say I only know what Elsie and I are going to do we shall start at once back to the hotel But Marion surely we must not leave her in his clutches For to night at least wo must for to risk a scene here would be frightful When morning came Mr-- Woodgrove announced life intention of going at once to his niece but meanwhile Frank had been up with the lark and prepared his batteries before he opened them upon the formidable German whoso hold on the enraptured widow ho foreboded would be too tense to be shattered by any unsub stantiated testimony of his A tele gram to Col Gilchrist the reformer and editor of the Chicago Labor Times had brought back the sharp response Schlossinger absconded some months ago with funds of our society Warrant Has left wifo and out for his arrest Ave children here destitute Cause police to detain him Armed with this important missive tho two gentlemen made their way to the Fifth avenue mansion Early as it was to Mr Woodgrovcs disgust tho widow was unapproachable and Schlossinger had been dele Â¬ gated to receive them Herr Schlossinger Frank began at once plunging in medial res with a stern resolution to hurry through a disa greeable duty I havo this day reÂ¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ tity Elsie Will never forget that little drivo to Scarsdalo Abbey Sho jascd to de Â¬ clare that In that short half mllo she had at lcasl a dozen orlgtyals of tho daintiest vignettes that ever graced tho pages of the English poets own paint Â¬ ing A t lengththe park gates wore rea died and the carriage swept up tho broad drive under the elms startling the deer and when the old Elizabethan house lose to view the enchanted girl could not repress a cry of pure delight Servants inet the carriage as it dashed under tho broad portico and they were ushered into a drawing room there to await the pleasure of the old raau at whose request thoy had journeyed so far over land and sea Nor was their patience tried for ere long an old servitor entered and re-- vUISVILLE ST LOUIS ASTKAILWAY SCHEbllLE IN EFFECT MAY 1 WEST BOUND Lv Loui8Vlllo Wst PointX HawesvJUo y i o wtiffw rt7U4Vittoi Brandenbuie irvlngton Stophensport 8W d m 1 Dally fl80pm 7 S5 p No 68 Wo 151 Dally Cloverportv j u R ML I Lewisporti Ar Henderson Spotsvlller EAST BOUND Owensboro 10 60am n 61 p m 1115 a m io 18 p m 11 40 a m aopm 9 9p m 996pm pm il utum 10 38 am iDinjmiiicujiiwraJtuii tjjui4i MILD JcJXTRkflHS 1210 IU5pm 108pm am ltfOpm No 62 10 59 1222 am 64 Dally No Lv Henderson UK AUUICM TDlAUa CVMt SttUSSKt HWVQRH U BA Spottvlllo Lewlsport- Owensboro ABSOLUTELY PURE THE OLD RELIABLE jA tajEi- SWEET GAPORAL Havresvllle Clovcrport Stophensport Irvlngton Brandenburg West Point Ar Louisville 7 20 am 2 65pm 7 48 ft m 816pm 8 80am 400pm a Dally 10 23 0 87 a m 4 69pm 1005 am 634pm 018am 483pm 1105 1 11 81 am am 12 05 p m a m 668pm 5 45pm 6 30 pm 100pm 7itm 85 Vm CIGARETTE I For further information address H C Mordoe A GVP A or Louisville Ky W L ast Hat etooJ the Test of Tina Mills Owrnsboro Ky I MORE SOLD THAN A Lb OTHER BRANDS COMBINED 0 V Time Table Professional Cards J T Hanbery i jbank Bell OBANDFATUER EL8IE CRIED HANBERYttELL Practice In tho Courts of Christian and ad olnlng counties Office City Hall building Court Square HOPKINSVILLE KY No I Dally No 2 Daily Mall Express Mall Express 680 am 420pm iv Kvansvlllo Henderson 610pm 717am Corydon 682pm 742am Morganfleld 818am 005pm TRAINS 00 ISO SOUTH grove intervened Borrowed I suppose natevictimupstairs1 frbmtfyour unfortu pIr Wood- Â¬ That is my business sir And so Gray continued you are determined to marry Mrs Grindlay Most certainly I am if shewillhave me r t spectfully begged that Mrs 6rey would follow him Guess were not in it sniggered Gregson an as Im not wanted to do the introductionI guess Ill go back to the Bulls Head and wait orders I aint achin for an Interview Frank gladly excused him Meanwhile Elsie Grey stood in the great library facing her grandfather--stoo- d on the same spot where twenty years before her mothers uncle had made tho infamous compact that hnd condemned her childhood to the care of humble strangers She looked nervously at the tall stooping figure before her How dif- Â¬ ferent he was from the man she had pictured His face wore so sweet an expression his voice was so low and musical that all fear fled from her on the instant My child my dear dear child he faltered Grandfather Elsie cried with quiv- Â¬ ering lips as she flew to his arras Again and ag ain he kissed her and it was long before the first passion of the mepting had subsided and their nerves were sufficiently under restraint to enable them to sit and converse like rational beings It seemed a long time to poor Frqnk whoall deserved sat in the great drawing-room devoured with anxiety about his girl wife who had disappeared alone into the lions den In fact ho had hafmadi up his mind to rush to the rescue1 wlientlie door opened and Elsie appeared leaning loving on tho v arm Of bergrandfather husband Frank And tnis is my Grey she said proudly You mupt be fond of him formy sake Nay for his own sake I am sure saidSir Gordon Ilillborough grasping But the young mans hand warmly he added with a littlo stare of astonish Â¬ I had been told he was an ment FRANK RIYES PTOIEY-p-ljTIff- l Hopkinsville Bank Ky Over Planters office 1119 a m 041 p m Vr 1210 p in 1000 p m NORTH BOIJND No 1 Dally No 8 Dailv Mall Express Mall Express v Hopkusville a m 540 260 p m 505 p m 6m a f nncetoc Marion 604 p m 768ara uv p m DeKoven 850am Morganfleld 740 p m 980am Corydon 1008 am 814pm Henderson 1025 am 835 p m 9 25 p m VrEvansvllle Ul5a m Sturgls Marlon Princeton Cerulean Springs Gracey Hopkinsville DeKoven 849am 904am 940am 1057 am 1133 am 642pm fl55pra 744 pm 850pm 925pm a W S WITHERS COimSELLOi TMUlttEY Office AT LAW over ArHoDkinsvllle 1000 am Lv 500pm Ar Princeton 780n m UNIONTOWN BRANCH Lv Prlnceion LOCAL FKEIOHT 715 am Dally Planters Bank lv Unlontown KY Vr HOPKINSVILLE Morgan field South Bound Dally 530 pm 7jpa m Andrew Securgent M D OFFICE Lv PHYSICIAN And SUKGEON Filth and Main streets oppom rUniontown rt MSherwood Morganfleld North Bound Iliily 035 a m 745pm u5atn B F 655pm 1000am Apt Hopkinsville Ky L St N Mitchell 810pm U P A TELEPHONE H H and CttrCocrt Room TIME TABLE 952 am 810 p m NO 5 TRAINS OOINO NORTH Skerritt Paper Fast Mall Noso Nashville rnom no 54 St Louis Express No 52 St Louis 1010 SOUTH pm Painter est Prices -- ALL Hanger at Low B Beard WOKK Vo 53 So Done with Neatness and Dispatch and SHOP 8th street office Hopkinsville Ky Vo 51 St next to D - Dr H H Wallace -P- HYSICIAN SURGEON Hopinsville Ky 485 am St Louis Express Nashville Accomodation 625am Louis Mall E18pm Nashville Accommodation does not run on unday North bound St Louis and Chicago luius unvc turuuii uiuus suiiu anu BietV o Chicago and St Louis Fast Line stops only at Important stations ud crossings Ha hrough Pullman sleep rs to Atlanta Ga J MATAM8Agent i v 1 66 TRAINS GOING OFFICE up tairs opposite Telephone office corner Ninth and Malni AJResdeneeac6rner Main und SeventecnU3 I ftW ul i E eADElS0OSr fmand2 j to ip m PofsiciaoANoSufgeoo 111 Office over Bank of Hopkinovllle Houre from to im Surprise i Junius OfEice over C DENT 8T Kellys Jewelry Store QOPKINSV7LLE Kj week Waliis next Space BARBER riHOP W W GRAY FIRST NATIONAL Grocery Henry Kollock PROP A NINTH ST NKAK MAIN Dr Matthew SHAVING in SHAMPOOING 25 HAIR CUTTING 2fcenl s Better than Hot Springs Nothing but firni daRs douo in latest fashion SATISFACTION wcrond GUARANTEED WHEN YOU G oTo LOUISVILLE Have Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon In U S Navy af- Â¬ terwards Post Sunreon U S Army and later all Burgeon British Marine Service two years experienco as Physician with Hot at Springs Ark will welcome tho sick and af- Â¬ flicted at His Office where consultation with one of the Most Successful Doctors of the presant agft is cordially Invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed in every case undertaken Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats Succeseiully All Chronic and Long Standing Diseases Brannhlttn Catarrh hv lataat Blood and Rkin DisDvsDensla AftthmA trpntnrt jour Photograph made t 1 WYBRANTS NEW STUDIO i No 580 Fourth Avenue g Louisville Ky and completely eradicated forever from the system restoring neaun ana purity Weakback frequent and burning urine dis cases m m oiauaer oi noin sexes prompt nnii omici uim oafaln Aiia1 uuiu T-- Q r 1 Q wI11 recelve special and careful v fcvii ireuimem lor an tneirmany ailments Sores Pimples Scofula Tumors Ecrema Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising from an Impure state of tba bjood promptly ease Kidney and Urinary 0 Do You Want to Stop Tobacco YOU OAN BE OURED WHILE U8INQ IT 4 toi V my i wl trf 0 fMwM permanently cure any case with three boxes ar rszunutue money witn ten percemintorest Bacco cubo is not a substitute but a reli able and scientific cure which absolutely do stroys the craviug for tobai co without the aid or will power and with no inconvenience It leases the system as pure acd free from nico tine as the day you took your first chew or smoke SoldbyalldrugRistgat lQ0 per box three boxes thirty days treatment and a guaran teed guuk 260or sent direct upon recelpi of price Send six two cent stamps for sample aox booklet and proofs free Eureka Chem Â¬ ical Manufactyrlng Company Manufactur Â¬ ing Chemists La Crosse Wisconsin enuff dipperrf You can use all tho tobacco you want while taking uacco cuno ltwill notify you when to stop We give a written ouarantee to cancer of the mouth and stomach dyspepsia loss of memory nervous congestion of the retina a0ectlon and wasting of the optic nerve resulting In impairment of vision even to the extent oi onnaness dizziness or vertigo tobacco asth ma nightly suffocation dull pain in region of heart t followed later by sharp pains palpitation and weakened pulse resulting in fatal heart disease It also causes loss of vitality QUIT BEFORE IT 18 TOO L VI E To quit suddenly is too severe a shock to the system as tobacco to an Inveterate UFer be comes a stimulant that his system continually craves bacco cuko Is a scientific and re Â¬ liable vegetable remedy guaranteed to be perfectly harmless and whioh has been in use tor the last 2J years having enred thousands of habitual tobacco users smokers chewers and Tobacco caiises The habit 6t using tobacco grows on a man until pravo diseased conditions are produced Syphilis Gleet Strictures Varicacele Hydro- Â¬ cele TendernesiWeakness of Organs Piles Fistula quickly cured without pain oa detention from business Private Diseases GTJa Dr Kollock 618Ofetqgfetreet MMfrviiterrein--- tlons Impotency Melancholy Dizziness Loss of Energy and Confidence thodreadful effecls of Early Vice which brings Organic Weakness Unflttingone for business study or enjoyment of life treated with never falling success On examlnat on tho urinary deposits a ropy sedi ment will often be found and sometimpa albulllen color will be of o thin mllkUli hue agaln1p changing to a dark and turbid appearance n who die of this Ulillculty whch ls tlle 8ecourt eakness will guarantcea perfect euro in nil The doctor ri mM reBtoraUn ot the genltureurTneT organs llliCj vnnr trnnliiila it um L tlnlM V ill ijiii mi iiurori ii a v v4fri r aswao ar pondence Absolute secrecy iintnn lu all piofes slonal dealings and modoine- sent secure from observation Testimonials of patients are never pifbjlshed BaukfreTcrences to my responsibility cheerfujljt giyen Address Nervous Ddbility gj 7nrre EnilnUiuue Jis KJitt iMMiHr-7t---e-r- L ftxr rm F July 12 1895 r fs TbIgq First Mondayln February ten three wteks third Monday in May term two weeks i flr Mondayln September term thre HOPKINSyiLLE JKENTUCKIAN METAL PRODUCTION LAST YEAR T Oiroait Court Directory TO YOUNG WIVES Ntatlitlc A -- Fourth Monday In February Chkibti Monday In June terra WE OFFER A REMEDY WHICH fct Am em six dBy ln SoPtember lour wcejtt 0 INSURES SAFETY TO LIFE term six we aond Monday In April term OF MOTHER AND CHILD OAW owfl rsvMtjuapv ii August terra three vjrneki tw ttjLVs second Monday ln November termK6 weeksMonday ln May term two Lyon First rOB8 CONFINEMENT OF IT8 PAIN weeks first Monday In August term twc weeks flrit Monday in December terra two HonnoR and risk weeks Mothers Friend Dr Kollock In Nashville Regular Graduate and Rpglstered Physician Formerly Assistant Burgeon U S Navy after Â¬ wards Post Surgeon U S Army fiand plater iSurgeon British Marine Service with two yearsfesperlenceas physician at Hot Springs Endorsed by tho Encyclopedia Brl A anlca Vol X page 135 tho largest and taost Important work In tho world being In weniy flvo volumes each the elzo of a largo chuMHTiible Ho Is noted as tholdlscoverer of tiiJScflve principled gelsomlnum a specl- flo foTnouralgia of the face and womb Cures Catarrh Svphllls Lost Manhood and General Debility The Dootor has been all over tho world and has made lnrny cures given up by other physicians Vendome Building fe llirn n linn vn unfiTrilv 1 increased JJthe ofitiTomployes 10 per cent wages A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man Aro vou bilious constipated Tho Watts ted plant aCjMiddleS 02578004 or 0 per cent This great falling off was however dua far more to lower prices than to lessened quanti Mywifouscd only two bottles She ty of the product Thus tho value oi was easily and quickly relieved Jsuow our coal production declined last year doing splendidly while in 813783828 or 7 per cent J S Morton Harlow N C quantity it fell off only 0220070 short Sent by express or mail on recoipt of price tons or 4 per cent This compara- 100 per bottle Book TO MOTHERS tivcly small decline in tho volumo ol mailed free coal produced is substantially a measBtUDFJELD REGULATOR CO ATLANTA OA ure of tho whole mineral output of the SOLD BY AXIi DnuqaiSTS country Tho copper output increased 8 per LEO THE THIRTEENTH cent from 327235788 pounds in 1803 to i 853504814 pounds in 1804 though in A Reproduction from tho Supreme Ton value itdecllned no less than 1030508 tiffs Latest Photograph Leo XIII the present pope is one of or 4K per cent Tho production of gold increased the most remarkable men of his time and one of tho nineteenth centurys from 835055000 In 1803 to S30701205 in grand old men IIo has been un- - 1804 but tho commercial value of the silver produced declined from 847811 7450 in 1803 to 831403531 in iSOl a fall off 815007020 or 84 per cent This wus partly due to a reduced production CO 500000 ounces in 1803 and only 49840 The statistics of tho mineral and metal production of the United Statej in 1894 compared with the output in 18C3 have been compiled with care apd were published recently by the En gineering and Mining Journnl The total value of the mineral nnd metal production of tho United States in 1804 and 1503 was as follows 1803 1804 8553372002 decline 615v8408oa Complied Tly tho Cnirlnoerlng nnd JIHIitr fournal Little Girls Escape THIN GIRL BECOMES ROSY AND PLUMP Dnnce Checked Daughter Saved A A PALE Bi Vitus 4 CERULEAN SPRINGS Loving 875 ounces in 1804 f or jaundice sick headache troubled with bad taste in moilth foul breath coat- Â¬ ed tongue dyspepsia indigestion hot dry skin pain in back and between the shoulders chills and fever etc If you have any of these symptoms your liver is out of order nnd vour blood is slowly being poisoned because your blood does not act properly Herbine will cure any disorder of the liver stomach or bowels It usually wise and diplomatic in his man has no equal as a liver medicine factions in tho Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at agement of the sparring as in America church in Rome as well drug store U C Hardwicks and is noted for his broad views and l appreciation of modern progress Ho At Evansvill Jas Kuykendall ball is very feeble and has at best a few nvhile catching a game of base years more of life before him He lives was shot and killed by Ben Sandefur with extreme simplicity and his great-Â¬ who was a square away shooting at a est pleasure is the Vatican gardens ibiid on a telphone wire where some of tho finest roses in the world aro to be found Tho above is a What is a Guarantee reproduction from his latest photo It is this If you have a Cough or graph Cold tickling in the Throat which A Trustworthy Barometer keeps you constantly coughing or If According to an English paper a you are afflicted with any Chest breakfast cup of coffee is a trustworthy Throat or Lung Trouble Whooping barometer Drop two lumps of sugar Cough c and you use Ballards carefully into tho middle of the cup Horehound Syrup as directed giving If tho air bubbles remain in the center it a fair trial and no benefit experi- Â¬ of tho cup it will be fine if they rise enced we authorize our advertised rapidly and go at once to tho sides it agfijjfcto refund your money on return will rain all day if they gather in tho of Wbtue It never fails to give satis- center and then go in a cluster to ono faction It promptly relieves Bron- side look out for showers chitis Free trial bottle at E C Hardwicks drug store Chamberlains Eye and Skin Ointment Is unequalled for Eczema Tetter Salt Mrs Catnerine Oleary who owned Bheum Scald Head Sore Nipples Chapped the cow that kicked over the lamp that Itching Eilea Burns Frost started the fire that cost Chicago Hands Sore Eye3 and Granulated Eyi Bites Lids Chronic SlOOjOOgjOOO died last night of pneu For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box declined from 783 cents per ounce in 1893 to 03 cents in 1894 Pig iron showed a heavy decline in quantity from 7047884 long tons in 1803 to 0057383 tons in 1804 but the value declined much moro than tho quantity or from 893888800 in 1893 to 871000803 in 1804 a falling off in values of 23 per cent and in quantity only 5K per cent The value of spelter declined 81000 000 though the quantity produced fell off but 3250 tons On the whole the mineral industry of the United States has made a highly satisfactory record in 1804 in tho quantity produced over such an enormous shrinkage of values With prices lower than ever before thought possible and in tho majority of cases lower than sim- Â¬ ilar articles aro produced anywhere else in tho world the output has declined but little The low prices no doubt maintained a largo consumption and now with reviving prosperity and prices tho producers will reap the harvest for which they planted in tho hard times but tho price also From the Ximias Citu Mo Journal The following possesses an interest to tho uuui nut iuiu us reauers uecuuse uio caO is of creat value from a medical noint of view and further because it is sworn to and ltstrutn absolutely proven une case de Â¬ scribed is that of the-- daughter of L L Barbor of Edgerton Kan who being duly sworn on oath deposes and says During the spring of the current year 1893 my daughter liertie aged 13 years be Â¬ came afllicteu with a nervous disease which grew upon her to such an extent that it se Â¬ riously interfered with her studies and atoused the gravest fears that it would de velop into St Vitus dance My daughter became so nervous that ohe would drop her knife and fork while eating and would at times be seized with nervous twitchings which excited the alarm of myself and wife About this time nijr wife read in a news paper of a wonderful cureof the same disease effected by D WilliamsTink Pills for Pale People So strongly was I impressed with tho facts set forth in the testimonial that I wrote to ascertain tho authenticity of the case Receiving a reply which completely atisfied me I sent for a box of the pills From the very flrst dose a marked im- Â¬ provement in my daughters condition was noticed She had become thin and esces Bively pale as h common to sufferers from nervous diseases and her weight had de After a creased to aa alarming extent careful and thorough trial of the pill she not only began to grow leas nervous uutaiso began to gain flesh It i3 need ess to say that I was both sur Â¬ prised and delighted with the wonderful change brought about by the first box of the She is a new girl and all the symp Â¬ pills Dr tom of her disease have disappeared Williams Pink Pills have certunly wrought a wonderful and complete cure and I can Biy nothing too good in their favor But now she 13 away on a visit sninothing she would not have thought of being able to do three month ago Yiora being shrinking morbid and timid she has become a strong healthy girl with no anpeirance of ever having been alicted with any nervous trou- Â¬ bles Tho pills have done wonders und I take great pleasure in recommpudng them to all who are afibcted wita u similar L L Barbor Signed disease Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th day of August 1893 W H Kelly Kotaty Public SEAL Mrs Barbor who was present declured that they owed their daughters life to 1 ink Tris2 Cou xitv Kentucky This famous health and pleasure resort tho oldest in Western Kentucky situated on the 0 V Railroad M miles from Princeton and 16 miles froru Hopkinsville and is open tho year round SIX TRAINS DAIEY is THE HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS ARE UNSURPASSED Sulyhur and Chalybeate Water In Abundance Temperature of Sulphur Water 56 degrees flowing from a bold and nevet failing spring AN EXCELLEISIT ITALIAN STRING BAND ON HAND Address Managers Rates reasonable and made known on application or For Descridtiw Pamphlet and f ulL particulars t7 o TJ2Nrisr G EO L DIAL Summer season now open- - op Chalybeate Springs Proprietor the Tvarm summer months forthe wantofaccomodatlons at theCH ALYBEATE SPRINGS atSE BREE KY The proprietor GL Dial has reeently built a bousowlth a Juumber of good well ventilated rooms within twenty yards of the Springs sufficiently elevated which mafce it qulto a desirable for quiet rest and health There Is no longer any excuse for the people to remain ln the cities through snsra crc2Csr JEBTIES 700 IEex Vlaelir 1895 h iu THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT BAW SOftl BPRmss DAWSON Ho kins County KENTUCKY These celebrated chaljbeate and salts spring are Mtuated Immediately upon the Chesa oeake Ohio and southwestern II K 105 miles m est of LoulsWIle Ky and 68 miles east of 1aducnh Ky THE ARCADIA HOUSE Is new and neatly furnished with capacity of entertaining 300 persons Tne owners of the hotel are also owners of the Springs and the guests of the Arca dia House have FKEE ACCESS to the Springs without extra charge Invalids should remember that the months of June and July oiler many advantages to persons visiting the Springs The dry and liquid salts an manufactured a these Springs Forjpamphlets etc apply to N M HOLEJIAS oOf Proprietors Jili3 Dr Williams Pink Pills contain all the elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves They are manufactured bv the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady N V and are sold only in bxes bearing the firms trade mark and wrapper at 50 cents a box or six boxes for 250 and are never sold in bulk or by the dozen or hundred W T Formerly with Alexander Grant Propr B T Graxt EB Baldwin I CIerks WHAT ARMY BUTTONS SIGNIFY NO SUICIDE FOR HIM World Was as Fall of Luck an Could He ln Ills Estimation lie was a disconsolate looking man says tho Detroit Free Press and Ijo had been hanging about tho wharf of tho Cleveland lines so long that a police- Â¬ man finally accosted him with You dont want to attempt any monkey business around here sir What do you mean asked tho man U1UU1 TEL Mallards Snow Liniment TO HOESEOWNEBS This invaluable remedy is one that ought to be in every household It Neuralwill cure your rheumatism gia Sprains Cuts Bruises Burns Frosted Feet and E3rs Sore Throat and Sore Chest If you have Lame Back it will cure it It penetrates to the seat of tho disease It will cure Stiff Joints and contrcated muscles after all other remedies nave failed Those who have been crippled for jears have used Ballards Snow Lini- Â¬ ment and thrown away their crutches and been able to walk as well as ever It will cure you Price C50 cents Free Hardwicks trial bottles at K drug store t For putting a horse in a fine healthy condition try Dr Cadys Condition Powders They tone up the system aid digestion cure loss of appetite relieve constipation correct kidney disorders and destroy worms giving new life to an old or over worked horse 25 cents per package For 6ale by druggists Mr Eb Morse a well known farmer of this county suffered a stroke of paralysis last Saturday that will probably have a fatal ending He is entirely helpless and cannot see hear nor speak Princeton Banner Wonderful Marvelous I are expressions frequently heard about nnres fiffficted bv Clinic Kidnev Cure Do not fail to try this great remedy o Ex Governor Stevenson of Idaho ior any luunoy irouuie K xursuiouy Wyly committed 3uicide at Paraiso Springs R C Hardwick and C Cal Monday The Bell one of the largest retail Impure blood is the cause of boils houses in Chicago has assigned pimples and other eruptions Hoods Dont Stop Him Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and Ho has a bad attack of colic and is cures these troublee making for C K Wylys drug store At Meadville Mo S A Felds a after a bottle of Foleys Colic and county editor cut his wifes throat Diarrhoea Cure 25c and 50c For with a razor then his babys and fin sale by K C Hardwick and C K ally his own All three of them died Wyly Dont take no header into tho river Whos going to take a header I guess theres no law to prevent a man looking at the water Thats all right muttered tho od- Â¬ der but if you contemplate suicide What dp I want to suicide for deÂ¬ manded the stranger I dunno You seem to bo hard up and full of trouble I do eh That shows all you know about it Heros how hard up I am a roll figuring up throe hundred and fifty dollars Heres how full of trouble I am a letter from a widow worth fif teen thousand dollars saying shell marry mo on tho 15th of next month Im feeling so blamed good that I can hardly keep from yelling and jot you talk about suicidel Youd better go off and chew a rag Tho officer drew his club and looked at him in a longing way but finally de- Â¬ cided to spare him till another time Different Designs nnd Styles According to the Hank of tho Officers The Interrelation of the buttons on a uniform is just as much a matter of regulation as tho cut of a coat The general wears two rows of buttons on the breast of his froclc coat twelve in each row placed by fours Tho dis Â¬ tance between tho rows is five and a half at tho bottom Tho lieutenant peneral is entitled to only ten buttons in each row placed by threes The brigadier general eight in groups of two The colonel lieutenant colonel and major have nine buttons in each ARLINGTON HOTEL BEASOXOMBLE CORNER RATES TWELFTH AND MAIN STREET LOUISVILLE HOT AND COLD BATHS Jlirr-Ti--- KYi n m w M MJ BAR jnrLi-ylrT--irJ--rp-J--- BARBER SHOP QiL r Ji SAMUEL HODGSON Ill CLARKSVILLE TENN m row arranged at equal distances There aro different designs of course not only for tho buttons of tho army tho navy and marine corps but for the different branches of tho service There In SCOTCHaro the infantry artillery and cavalry m G buttonn the engineers buttons tho m ordinary corps button and tho button ii of the marine corps and tho navy butI ton Tho navy button is made jn Eng Lr land because no American manufac i An fAni nwnMnnin i4 j turer has been able to make a bronzo to us will be executed in a skillful ana irtistic manner which tho sea air will not tarnish All V one but the best J of these buttons tho army and navy used tailor must keep on hand and send on MR V M WHITLOW leour Solicitor foi woik according to regulation 1 Manufacturer and Importer oi I ITALIAN MARBLE RANITE sirabie EASTERN SWEDE and the most de 11 1 m MONUMENTS TABLETS and STATUARY AAi ii ft 1 li i UJF material In the vicinity of Boquet Westmoreland Co Pa almost any one can tell you how to cure a lame back or stiff neck They dampen a piece of flannel with Chamberlains Pain Balm and bind it on the affected parts and in one or two days the trouble has disappeared This same treatment will promptly cure a pain in the side or chest Mr E M Frey a Lawrence Farrell the pugilist has been sentenced to two years in prison for highway robbery Boquet merchant of prominent speaks very highly of Pain Balm and much Jv xecoramonaationshave had there with making it popular For sale by E C Hardwick druggist to It is reported that the notorious negroRailroad Bill shot aud killed the Bheriff of Escambia county Ala making the second sheriff of the county he has slain 1 druggist 0 Mrs Ehodie Noah of this place was taken in the night with cramp ing pains and the next day diarrhiea set in She took half a bottle of blackberry cordial but got no relief She then sent me to see if I had any Â¬ thing that would help her I sent her a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Chotara and Diarrhoea Remedy and thfMjStdose relieved her Another of our neighbors had been sick for about a week and had tried different remedies for diarrhoea but kept get Â¬ ting worse I sent hiin this same remedy Only four doses of it wafe required to cure him He sayshe mrca 1a TMVWfirV to tills WOnderful remedy Mrs xMary Sibley Sidney Mien nurauiu uy xv v juoiuihwo Last summer one of our grand children was sick with a severe bowOur doctors remedies el trouble failed then we tried Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which gave very speedy relief We regard it as tho best medicine ever put on the market for bowel complaints Mrs E G Gregory Fred- encKtown mo xnis ceriamiy is me best medicine ever put on the market for dyseutry summer complaits col- Â¬ ic and cholera infantum in children Jt never fails to give prompt relief when used in reasonable time and the plain printed directions are followed Many mothers have expressed their sincere gratitude for tho cures it has effected For sale by R C Hard The Great Air Whale Tho native inhabitants of tho Fiji islands believe thunder to bo the bel Â¬ lowing of tho great air whale a myth- Â¬ ical creature which according to their folk lore stories inhabits the opposite sido of all thunder clouds If tho regulation thunder cloud appears unac- Â¬ companied by tho ominous rumblings peculiar to such phenomena thoy tako it as a token that tho Great Spirit is pleased with their past doing If however on tho other hand the detona- Â¬ tions bo frequent and violent they aro sure that tho God of tho elements is displeased and immediately cngago themselves in all sorts of ludicrous incantations for the purpose of arightlng matters Lightning is to them the re- Â¬ sult of the air whale gnashing his teeth together and thus striking fire An- Â¬ other peculiarity of this primitive peo- Â¬ ple lies in the fact that they will not partake of food while a thunder cloud is in sight fearing that tho air whalo will pounco upon and dovour them for such irrovcrence The Younger the Better The Chinese minister at Washington is fond of young girls the younger the better and the authors of The Show nt Washington tell this littlo story of J Hi m j iftsi vt aw how ho was fascinated by tho vivacious granddaughter of Senator Palmer Ho saw her at a reception one afternoon and asking for an introduction devoted himself to tho little maiden while ho remained Everybody crowded about but all unconcerned through his Interpreter ho carried on an interesting conversation with the COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS equally unembarrassed littlo girl The next day tho ministers carriage drew KENTUCKY up in front of Senator Palmers door HOPKINSVILLE and an attache delivered to the child a CGood Rigs with or without drivers furnished day or night Special rates to Commer packet containing six exquisite silk oialmen Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES handkerchiefs embroidered in the highest style of Chinese art and ten VTWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT littlo chests of the kind of tea which SOUTHERN BOWLING GREEN Chinese gods on a Chinese Olympus m i i make Chineso nectar of I ilHiSMEI J ten-year-o- ld Lviery Feed And ale Stable CgA COLLEGE r ii An Old English Chestnut Trco Oludo a Goddess cording to the Naturalists Journal is possible for any Chinaman or deemed so remarkable for its size that even any Chinese woman to become a as appears upon record it was well deity by paying for tho honor A fow known as a signal boundary to tho years ago a rich and devout Chinese Manor of Tortworth It seems proba Â¬ Her friends ble lady died in Soochoo tills treo is a thousand year3 thought that an apotheosis was no old that at least It is still In very fair vig duo and communicated pr and last year produced a largo crop more than her with tho priests who interviewed tho of nuts It measures nearly fifty feet gods on tho subject and discovered in circumferenco tho body is short wick druggist that tho God of tho Left Llttlo Too only about ten feet in height ami it Nail had no wife Tho old lady was hugo Remedy accordingly married to his godship and thenofdivides into three nearly trunks Chamberlains Cough one thirty which measures croup and whooping is now enrolled as tho Goddess of tho feet in girth cures colds Tho honor cost cough It is pleasant safe and relia- Loft Little Too Nail r ble For sale by R C Hardwick tho old ladys estato over five thousand MuRt Itestorncl dollars druggist Silvers only place is that of primary monoy tho equal of gold at the doors Velocity of Meteorites the Wm Schutz a Bowling Green no wonder that atones which of tlw mints before coinage andcoin It is merchant talor made an assignment till from tho regions of space aro fired equal of gold at tho treasury after as abso Monday by tho impact whon they strike our at ago Silver must bo rostorod lute unconditional primary money Astronomers estimate tha mosplieare Weak weary and wasted thoy fall with a velocity of at least a The Trite IUng Tho people of Tonossoo aro moving people may become strong vigorous iixty thousand yards per second This ana healthy by taking Foleys Sarsa eKtruordtnary sioed is beet understood right along for free oinape At a late parilla a perfect blood purifier a by cotnpain it Wlh 0 ball from a mcottng at Bolivar resolutions were splendid tonic Trial sizo 50c For asodern cannon wldcft novtr fraveA adopted that we are In favor of free sale by R C Hardwick and C K with a speod greater thdo site hurdtL coinage of both gold and sllvor at a ratio of 10 ta ia9 heretofore 4l wyiy It is said that tho largest chestnut treo known in tho world is at Mount Etna in Sicily but ono of tho oldest and most remarkable trees in Great Britain is a chestnut at Torworth the residence of tho earl of Dncle near Bristol In tho reign of Stephen who ascended the throne ln 1185 it was acÂ¬ ESTABLISHED BOWLING Book-Keepin- IN 1BB it GREEN BUSINESS Sclentlhc and Classic English Teachers The irreat Business Training School ol the South Music Art and Elocution provided Short hand Tslegraphy Type Courses inH Ponmanahln UMHn Punlls can enter at for Low rates of board and tuition Send lot catalogue any time Send lor catalogue CHERRY BROSL Proprs Borrtiii QroonKy Addresi 5 Montion Courao desired SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL It HOW TO DRESS NEATLY lr IT uur clothes that are not thoroughly sausraccory stock of spring woolens is now complete embracing all the latest designs in London specials and Foreign importations exclusive with us No one else can show them V Every one knows we are artists in wooleu fabrics and the most fashionable aalors in the city We guarantee fits and absolute- lv dont wnnt our customers to pa for any tPl OUR TRIMMINGS N TOBIN FASHIONABLETAILOR 1UB XV1AI1N W e mvire you to can anu are always the very best see for yourself and get prices 2HAOJ- v i i 0 I Al jjbaVaj mnmwmm 1 e rtVV T Ttf 8 PKKSONAL GOSSIP HOPKINSVILLE KENTUOKIAN HERE AND THEEE Ale Crabb has accepted a posi- Â¬ tion with Mr J B Galbreath as salesman Alex is a good business boy and will make Mr Galbreath an excellent man Senator Wm Lindsay will address the people of Todd county in Elkton on tne Second Monday in August in the interest of democratic success Work on the Trigg county court houso building is progressing nicely and it will be ready for service with Â¬ in the time specified by the contract ors Mrs Chas E Oliver has been quite ill for several days TOBACCO NEWS HOPKINSVILtE MABKET July 12 1895 i5 0 m F i if i t V Judge M D Brown loft for Nash Â¬Â¬ The Fftirvinw 7ovifur n nr ville Ills yesterday on legal busi Â¬ to the Shanklin RinharrlRnn rnnri fmowW ness His daughter Miss Lilly ac Â¬ which occurred near Clarksville companied him and will spend sever al weeks visiting friends at Ashley about ten days ago says Shanklin was raised near here and has many Ills friends who will regret to hear of his Dick Boyd who left this city iruuuie xnero was not a more about two years ago and located in peace ablo and qiuet man anywhere Texas arrived in the city this week than Ed Tcm Shanklin- - TheEer and will spend some time with his view believes he was justifiable in do Â¬ parents ing what he did for we have known wife Mrs him from his childhood and never Mr Will Dickerson andMVa TlJukiricnn nnil tunnia knew of his having a difficulty with T T Bronough all of Trenton spent yes Â¬ any one terday with the family of Mr J Mat Prof J C Duffy will crive snecial aaams instruction to school pupils or to Messrs J W McGehee of Clarks teachers preparing for examination villo H L Dulin of Springfield and during the summer at South Kentuc- Â¬ R S McGeheeJ of Pembroke were in ky College the city Tuesday on business Rev Chas H Mr and Mrs John D Elliott of mornings train forNash left on this Bardstown where Owensboro arrived in the city Tueshis day afternoon on a short visit to Dr he will spend and inmonths vacation resting near the town The and Mrs W G Wheeler RevW O Carver will Bupply the Mrs Harriet Roe era left yesterday nulnit durinsr the nastors abscence for Pembroke t6 visit frierfdsShd beglnhirig next1 Sunday preaching will also spend a few days in Elkton tnree bunaay mornings and every Sunday night He will preach next before her return Misses Leah Landor of Louisville Sunday morning and night and will and Cornelia Blakeley of Mortons attend the young peoples meeting Gap are fisiting relatives near Gra regularly every Sunday night at 7 oclock The Wednesday night cey this week prayer meetings will be in charge of Mjiss Willie May Rives of Christian the DeaconB and will be conducted county is the gueBt of Mrs J D by members of the church selected Moore this week Clarksville Leaf for the service Chronicle Dr A P Campbell has resumed C3 Â¬ Â¬ mmfmttmmmmmmmmmmmnmrm LVER NOT 16 TO x 1 u G VJ1H mP 93 ii iijap- Co of 136 Sales by Abernathy hhds as follows 21 hhds medium leaf Sll 75 10 50 10 GO 10 00 10 00 10 00 9 90 9 75 9 50 9 50 9 40 9 40 9 25 8 50 8 40 8 40 8 40 8 25 40 hhds medium leaf 30 hhds low leaf 5 00 9 00 8 75 8 00 7 75 to 5 00 4hKas lugs5XtoT25 to 4 25 Sales by Hanbery Shryer July a xv ana ot yu nnas as ioiiows 10 75 82 hhds good to med leaf 10 00 9 75 8 50 9 25 8 60 8 70 8 25 8 20 800 8 00 7 95 7 75 7 80 7 50 u 7 a h t i 6 50 6 25 6 00 6 20 MANUFACTURERS 38 hhds com leaf So 95 5 75 5 80 4 fif 4 7R K 00 5 00 8 70 4 75 4 50 4 60 8 60 4 90 3 25 4 60 4 70 4 75 Mrs J B McKenzie has gone to his practice and also has secured the O zo o ou xv tt vu a w a iu u uu Rockbridge Co Va to spend the re right to extract teeth by the painless 4 90 5 00 4 90 5 50 5 50 4 00 4 75 mainder of the summer with relatives process umce over Ba6sett Io 4 504405 205 755 00 4 65 4 80 14 lids med lues1 from S200n 3 00 Mrs Minnie Montcastle and her two The greatest game of ball played 6 hhds trash lugs from SI 25 to sous of Georgia are the guests of the at Athletic park this season came off inuiiiy ui iur uuuu xiryan mis wcbk Wednesday afternoon between the i 7b LOUISVILLE HABKET 5Ir and Mrs James Ulterback of Wards and a nine made up from Taducah visited the family of Mr Company D A fairly good crowd The Major House sold 53 hhds 8 witnessed the game and everybody W Yancey this week enjoyed the fun The Wards downed hhds Fayette co Burley leaf and lugs Misses Ada Boyd and Annie Coxof their military friends by the enor- at S13 50 12 50 12 9 7 50 7 10 6 59 the Kelly neighborhood visited the mous score of 35 to 16 They will 10 Harrison Burley leaf and lugs at city Wednesday not play a series ARE YOUR EYES PERFECT Sll 25 10 50 8 10 to 6 50 9 Grant BurMrs Lucien Davis is spending ley lugs aud trash at S7 10 20 6 to FOR RENT Residence on Clay sometime with relatives in Spring Street between 14th and 16th streets 3 80 10 Montgomery Tenn dark leaf field Tenn and lugs at S5 80 to 2 60 5 McLean E L Foulks dark leaf at S6 10 to 4 80 Todd dark Miss Minnie Cardwell of Evans Fields Davenport and Chas Grif- Â¬ and ville is the guest of Mrs J D Hill fith had a row while at work on the lugsdark trash at S4 10 to 2 20 5toWar5 20 HAVE rOUIlETES EXAMINED leaf and lugs atS660 ren this week Stephens farm a few miles north of The repairing of broken spectacles and ad MVo T R YPV1 nt fminnlnn TT the city Tuesday Hot words pass When Traveling justing properly to the face fay M D Kelly is visiting her sister Mrs Bailey ed when Griffith pulled a pistol and Whether on pleasure bent or business Is not equaled In this part of the country fired at Davenport twice One ball take on every trip a bottle of Syrup Waller not contook effect but the wound Miss Hattie Johnson of Owens sidered a dangerous one is Griffith of Figs as it acts most pleasantly boro is tne guest of Mrs b W Tal- immediately fled and has not been and effectually on the kidneys liv- Â¬ The best stock of Stoves and Ranges In er and bowels preventing fevers iaferro the city arrested neadacnes ana otner forms of sickMrs Alex Campbell is visiting the Buy a nice hammock and keep cool ness For sale in 50c and SI bottles family of Dr J P Peyton near Cas from Ed R Bogard LaFayette Ky by all leading druggists Manafac ly Everything in tne Tinware line cheap at A grand picnic barbecue and bran tured by the California Fig Syrup dirt Mr Ed Cunningham of Madison dance will be given near Harmony Co only ville is in the city this week on busi- Grove two miles North of Sinking 207 1 that you get better treatment better terms and better values at the Peoples Favorite Place for Furniture and Carpets than anywhere else on Iearth The pol- I t A f na aiaa iticians sweat ana swear over tne nnanciui queauuu au noou uiu o shrewd buyers know they can get 100 to 1 from us They are tired of paying two prices t6 the old fogy regular dealers and installment houses that live by thb sweat of the tongue and misrepresentation are slim waisted and lantern jawed but the wise man or woman who studies values and methods get dead on to S T MOORE COS system of putting CAREETS FURNITURE ETC Into the peoples hands without freight commissions or the numerous money eaters of a half dozen - xram iuuu m k middlemen uiUa MJ D v rooms and sold under the whip and spur of the most urgent financial needs factory cost is knocked in the head and the financial question is solved by your good sense while politicians are discussing Columbia He their preambles Yesterday we received the following consignments One carload doors durable and Ice Boxes They are furnished with charcoal sheathing extra heavy frieerators uiBmowamD covers ana otner vaiuaDie lmpruveuicuw wuo A mV Curly Birch with or without Carved Panels Bevel Plate Mirror half carload of Trilby Baby Car Â¬ upholstered- in all styles uPo riages two carloads of Parlor Furniture in suites and odd pieces includ Â¬ Plushes Tapestries Brocatelles and Leather Other consignments came with the same train Repub ing Queensware Cutlery Cotton and Hair Mattresses Woven Wire Beds Etc Democrats licans Populists Prohibitionists the coming woman and every political freak should remember thaj we take gold silver or greenbacks and givoyou two dollars worth for one every time at Jefferson between Fourth and Fifth through to Green Avenue Answering the argumentrof the village mer Â¬ chant about trading at home by PAYING FREIGHT 200 MILES FROM LOUISVILLE A 1 TV NOR32 TO I BJJT ioo TO iKa I rm i rl T 7 60 7 00 6 OU 6 3U U 4U 10 6 95 6 20 6 00 O UU j 3U b W 1 1 AGENTS LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY U I MOORE CO J rUmiUiiUUUUUUUUUUuUUUiUUUiUiU Do you Many A Wear Hats If So Conib and see ours Watch STOVES All Trimmed Will Run TINWARE ROOFING Hats ARE SOLD ness Mr Geo Hart of Nashville is at home on a short visit to his parents Mrs I P Gerhart of Clarksville is visiting relatives in the city Mr John C Gary went to Dawson yesterday to spend a few days Mr D R Carpenter of Nashville spent Wednesday in the city Miss Mary Barbour is spending the week at Cerulean Mr C M Brown visited Evans ville this week In Tour Blood Is the cause of that tired languid feel- Â¬ ing which afflicts you at this season The blood is impure and has become thin and poor That is why you have no strength no appetite cannot sleep Purify your blood with Hoods Sarsa parilla which will give you an appetite tone your stomach and invigor ate your nerves in action and sure in effeet 25c N The gross earnings of the L for the year ending July 1 were S19 293197 an increase of 288865 Fork Saturday July 27 The affair will be under the management of Mr W H Cornelius and others and a very pleasant time is promised those who attend Several from this city will go out on the occasion SPECIAL LOCALS We Are Advertising Call on us for Roofine and Guttering 3SC PUMPS Best pumps in ihe market Force pumps bucket pumps all kinds ot pump Croquet sets from 75c to S3 00 at The old reliable Furniture dealers and REPAIR Ed R Bogards LaFayette Ky Special attention to Repairing undertakers Up stairs in Henry block HopkloBvjlie Ky Rev T N Compton has just closed Virginia St Hopkinsville Ky And eo Grover hb gone a fishing a big protracted meeting which had And weve heard from old Japan Baptist church at Lawrenceburg Ky There were twenty two additions Among the number was Rev Doder idffe who had been in the Methodist church as an earnest minister for ma ny yearDr E N Fruity Dentist office over City Bank Hopkmsville Ky A 100 acre field of one of the finest farms in South Christian yielded only 500 bushels of wheat this year By an actual measurement by the threshers the yield from some of the best farms in the county is even less The quality is reported to be excellent J P Bowling formerly chief clerk in the division freight office of the L N at M emphis lias been appointed Trrveling Passenger Agent of the road with headquarters at that place He succeeds Mr B H Helm who was transferred to New Oreans A surprise awaiting you at Wallib grocery Mr Max M Hanberry has formed a partnership with Mr John G Jeff erson at Cadiz and will practice law He will also operate his insurance business in connection Old papers for sale at this office Logan the son of Mr John Feland Jr while playing at his fathers home in Owensboro Wednesday fell from the porch and fractured an arm Call and get your bags of us Mr Eb Morse a well known farmer of this county suffered a stroke of paralysis last Saturday that will probably have a fatal ending He is entirely helpless ahd cannot see hear nor speak Princeton Banner Mr R E Ingram of Louisville who reeently resigned his position N has been succeeded with the L by Mr R H Ringgold former chief N office at Louisclerk in the L ville Master Victor Armistead entertained a number of his little friends Tuesday evening Refreshments were served and the young foulks had a most enjoyable time of it The Griffiths played Gracoy agan Tuesdav and won hands down Tha score was 10 to 5 Both clubs played ti nnnifncniu nni Uoii u seconds played better Receiver John MacLeod of jthe Ohio Vnlleyj made a special trip j uesaay over tne roau irom Jivans- ville to thiscity to inspect its condi Â¬ WORK Less Than Cost Our stock as new and in style J been in progress for two weeks in the Shes giving China a licking But were still at the same old stand If vou doubt it come and see for yourselves And examine our shop made furniture and be astonished t tbe low prices we are sailing it for Opposite Hotel Latham GFOW YOUNG flGT- - huh aside as worn out because it has been allowed to run longer than that We nearly always find that the piv- Â¬ ots are cut m watches that have run too long without cleaning and unless the pivots are polished and holes re- Â¬ paired or new pivots insertejrt the watch will not keep as good uSae aB 7 before When your watch needs cleaning or any repairs bring it to us and it will be done PROMPTLY and in a FIRST CLASS manner More than two years without clean Â¬ ing but many a watch has been laid Graves HHffiwlSflnftfcnSffiifti Condy House and Lot For Carriages Phaetons Sale Buggies I will be found with a Jim My residence property on South Main street is offered for Bale The lot is a large and well improved one Hoods Pills are easy to take easy admirably located and altogether one of the most desirable in tne city Will also sell all of my household and kitchen furniture horse and pboeton and other personal property Sat isactory terms MRS RITCHIE BURNETT Hopkinsville Ky full line of pleasure ve- Â¬ hicles at F A Yosts Cos harness store on Ninth St Call and see me before buying The Main Street I Mil 10 JEWELERS 105 Main St FURNITURE Dealer A Complete and Beautiful Stock on hand all at GAMBLERS Won at Maysvllle More prizes were won at Maysville on Rambrs than were won on any other make of wheel Out of a possible 23 prizes 11 were won on Ram Â¬ blers including a hill climbing contest which was won on a Rambler Four first prizes 5 and seconds Rambler riders always win These were class A riders and not paid amateurs The boys ride Ramblers faom choice and pay S100 each for their machines because they want to ride Ramblers knowing the Rambler is the fastest bi cyle built Tf you want to win ride a Rambler O B WEBB Lesson Oil LOWEST Cash FIGURES r ing opened Mrs J E Dabney Wright Bullardsuccessors tc and China Fainting given in F Pyle for grocer- Â¬ Drawing in troru Crayon Pastel etc J II ies produce etc A Lesson Hours FIRED invited to choice stock now be Those interestedat Residence soum iiain St Call on OhaToojl 0 to 12 A Bed room Suits up CHINA c 11 STUDIO 2L0 fctouth Main Wright three-year-ol- d it- - street Wheat Sacks W HARPERS Ky Bullard A Solid Oak Hffitk Latham HOPKINSVILLE KY Is the finest Hotel in the South All mod ern improvements Steam Heat and Elect LlghU throughout Rates S2 to S3 50 perjday Hodges Co Mauegers Suit for c 1475 sjS5K3esesssses5sej5sgeB5 KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used The many who live bet ter than others and enjoy life more with less expenditure by moe promptly adapting the worlds bet products to the needs of physical being will attest the vatua to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy Syrup of Figs Its excellence is due to its presenting fn the form most acceptable and pleas Â¬ ant to the taste the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect laxÂ¬ ative effectually cleanaicg the system dispelling colds headaches and fevers and permanently curing constipation It has given satisfaction t inillions pmi met with the approval of the medical profession because it acta on the Kid- w mira Tiwai orifl Tlnwala witlinnt wool mwuuv nvmHOTS AJilvii ning them and it is perfectly free from Otter Creek Burlap and Tip Top Sacks cheap at FORBES BROS I WN DUCKER FUNERAL DIRECTOR Hutu Henderson tf Nelson Co A A WHISKEY FOR Whiskey GENTLEMANS WHI8KEY THE 8IOK ROOM A WHI8KEY FOR THE 8IDEBOARD SOLD BY W R LONG Hopkinsville Kv t Entirely new and flret class in all respects Excellent Samplo RoomB nd service unegualcd in the city On Double Car Lino C P L P Kleimrek Proprietors - Kv Henderson W A tiy PPool A H Goodwin Wanted Wanted TVi HERD of Berkshire hogs and Southdown sheep Nice lot of year old bucks and pigs of both sexes now ready for delivery REXDALE friro trade will give a large Range in ad- umou original coat dppiy to E M FLACK a frr nntvs fnr nni TV inrlimn MB Kino NewsteadKy i Buosiance V every oDjectionaDio tor sale by all druc- t t SvrnrJ of Fics is T Hopkinsville Ky BARBER 8HOP W W GRAY PROP Mt FlltST NATIONAL GUS YOUNG haB the Agency for the Champion Mowers and Reapers POOL 4 GOODWIN H t gjatsin 50c andl bottles but it is man ufsctured by the California Fig Syrup Ob only whose name is printed on every package also the name Syrup of Figs jufcl being well informedyou will not fieorpt any eubetitutcif offered w- WANTED Two active agents to sell a fast Bell Â¬ fJINTH ST Mi A v B M A IN 25cerjK ing article Mustiiirnish horse and Nothing but first claw work and all harness can make 75 per week SHAVING 40 SHAMPOOING 26 HAIR GUTTING if -ti VWS s T T trfte XT i VF- - Keep the best and freshest si of Staph and Fancy Groceries fc 3B v found in the city B3P Country Produce handled Opposite PhoenixHptei Main street Tv x v w i t y rT-r- -r i 4 won i A y M- rrt1ftivr tSrttrfii l ty t Addre6sPOBox520 dotjein latest faahion nrATI8IACTIOK ttm i7 r i i r GTJARAKTJCXD i T I - iPKtlirta r 3 a OIIWHHilllMIWI laiM mr avjw T g