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I J I V e t f 0i Hmtatktittu milt T HH flVw JtQttoXNSL WAtutf t i HOPKENSYILLE KYfUESDAY JULY 16 JC ft 189 7 NO 47 CUT HER THROAT CREAM OF NEWS fit- EDDYYILLE DEADLOCK IHjT IS NEW AND TRUE HAS IT THIS COLUMN Mrs of Cadiz Destroys Her MORROW HAD VOTES FNOUCH BUT lf e Yesterday COULD NOT CET THEM COUNTED Mrs Bettie E Bacon wife of Dr Dr Bacon Cut In Two s 0 OUR HALF PRICE SALE J r m CO O w 0Q I X I Breathitt Nominated for Judge Suicide at Thos C Bacon a prominent physician Fall Details of a Kemarkable Convention Cadiz Horse Thieves Run Down Small of Cadiz Ky committed suicide yesAfter 2SO Ballots the Result a Tic Pri Â¬ Fire Four Venerable lroachcrg Meeting terday morning about 830 oclock at mary Election Called Aug 31 nVKuttawa Games Last Week her home She cut her throat from ear to ear with a knife and was dead Eddtville Ky July 11 The Four Venerable Preachers when found At the time Bhe was in convention after a session of two daye Pleasant Hill Baptist Church sit her room alone Mrs Bacon was sufadjourned to night without making a uated near Wicks store about 8 miles fering from ill health and it is believ- nomination Morrow and Linn were northeast of town was the scene yes- ed her mind had become affected votes each The con- Â¬ 1 terday of a remarkable meeting The She had been sick for several weeks tied having 14 reassembled this morning vention little church among the hills or Pond River more than half a centurv npn and was very despondent Mrs Bacon after having taken 150 ballots yester- Â¬ Ohlj turned out four young preachers was formerly Miss Bettie Edwards day without any change in the situa Â¬ and was a sister of Mrs Dr Wilsony gvjio mei mere yesieraay to commemtion orate the 50th anniversary of the or- of Howell Ky She was about fifty so This morning the balloting was re- Â¬ years old and leaves two children a dination of the youngest of the quar Ii ftette All four of them were there and grown daughter Miss Sudie Bacon sumed and after several ballots F --took part in the proceedings They and a son fifteen years old K Grasty of Trigg moved that a Dr Bacon her husband was down Iwere Rev Calvin Meacham who on conference committee of one from July 15th rounded out his 50th anni in town about three squares away at each county and a fifth member from versary of ministerial work Rev Jas the time the sad affair occurred Lyon be appointed to go out and try U Spurlin Rev A W Meacham and BREATHITT COT IT to agree upon something This was Rev Nicholas Lacy The latter is the oldest and is now nearing his 80th carried and the committee as made year He lives at Elkton and is still The Republicans Named Breathitt Instead up consisted of W J Stone E H of Landes for Judge 1S m active service as a preacher Rev James J D Shaw T A Miller and U Spurlin lives at Sinking Fork J Cadiz Ky July 15 The RepubliChas M Meacham They remained Rev A W Meacham who was or can convention which met here at 1 IN dained in 1838 resides at Gracey and out sometime and reported that they Rev Calvin Meachams home is near oclock to day nominated James could agree upon no plan Balloting Pilot Rock They are all oyer 70 years Breathitt of Hopkinsville for circuit was aerain resumed interrupted now of age grew up as boys together judge Of the 46 votes in the con- Â¬ were sent out by the same church and vention Christian cast 29 It was and then by some humorous motion all still live within 20 miles of each J D Shaw suggested that the four that Judge master commissioners present be re- Â¬ other They had a very enjoyable generally expected Landes would ue run again but the reunion program was suddenly changed quested to retire and agree upon a Mr Breathitt very reluctantly agreed nominee Tlie Caldwell Tragedy to make the race Another delegate thought the best The horrible tragedy which occurplan was to put all the names into Judge Graces Step Mother red nearJPrinceton last week is still Cadiz July 13 Mrs Sarah Grace the jury wheel and draw out one of the topic of conversation among the people all over that county and ex- living near here died on the 12th them In A delegate from Christian moved citement is running high On Thurs- inst She had been Bick quite a good day Chas Jones was arrested in Web- while and was very old aged 81 years that on the next ballot the candidate Money Sailed Money Made ster county and lodged in jail at She was the mother of A H Grace receiving the most votes be declarr Princeton Jones was indicted at the and the step of mother Judge J R the nominee This was ruled You can save money by buying your Dry Goods laBt term of court for an alleged as Grace She waB a consistentmember order but on the next sault on a woman and Hewlitt How of the Methodist church and had j Carpets and Millinery of us We have the most el- Â¬ ton the man killed was the principal been a member of that church for a and Lyon loaned Jmn enoQfa witness for the Commonwealth He toSlv1 nim 18 aadl as Morrow got egant line of silks dress goods trimmings silk is held on the charge in the indict number of years only 12 there was a general laugh at TynGeTw Regards ment and is also suspected of having waists millinery carpets ever placed on exhibition the Morrow mans expense been implicated in the murder of A few nights ago a horSGwas stolen Howton Pther arrests will probably After takiDg 200 ballots tils oonven- in this city Come and see them from Mr R C Rives of Garretts be made in a few days and it is to be tion quit for dinner When Hadllo hoped that all the guilty parties will burg On Saturday Mr C K Flem gates reassembled at 130 p m every be brought to speedy justice Old ing came upon Eugene Free col man Joel Howton ib still alive but who was riding the animal He body believed the end was drawing the chances for hiB recovery are con brought the negro into the city and near After the 219th ballot Mr siderd very slim he was placed in jail Mr Fleming Grasty renewed his motion for a con- Â¬ will get a reward of S75 for his work ference committee and another one -The Games Last Week S50 from the state and S25 from Mr was appointed This time it waa made up of Capt W J Stone Johm Rives As the home nine predicted the Boyd T A Miller F K Grasty andi Clarksville club was defeated both DEATHS Chas M Meacham Thursday and Friday On Thursday The committee retired and at once Winfree Mr Julius R Wiufree the score was 29 to 8 in favor of Hop died at his borne on the Clarksville got down to work Mr Grasty moT kinsville a regular walk over Fri pike four miles from the citv Satur- ed to drop the hindmost man after Well jttst come aad see how cheap they are days game proved much better and day morning of dropsy of the heart 6 more ballots The motion was dis the tally sheet showed 11 to 9 in fav- He had been in failing health for cussed and after each committeeman lyuV or of the home nine With a make- some time but was not regarded as had consulted his candidate it was up representing several other cities dangerously ill He was 39 years unanimously reported and adopted Balloting was re Clarksville could not win but did the old and leaves a wife and three small by acclamation you best she could 1 he Locals will go children He was a son of Mr S T sumed and lively interest was at once 5 over to Clarksville Thursday and play Winfree and a brother of the Messrs revived On the 225th ballot Judge An elegaofcjsineof Summer Lap Robes opened now two games one on that day and the Winfree of this city and Casky He Watkins was withdrawn to keep from Every thing jou can seed we have other on Friday A large crowd from was one of eight sons six of whom being dropped On the next ballot the city will accompany the club and are still living Mr Winfree was a Col Burnett was behind the 4 votes y nrJ see the games We have not learned young man of great energy industry of Lyon being divided between Linn what will be the personnel of the ag- and popularity He was a success- and Burnett This vote stood Mor- Â¬ Till fnrmor gregation that will be pitted against tut imi wi u guuu fiifinnn ril a row 12 Linn 10 Burnett 7 Burnett u rrrrn wnicu aim was allowed to drop by his delega- Â¬ clever gentleman our team on this occasion The body was interred in Hope- tion and could not then be re entered Judge WatkinB was then re entered well cemetery Sunday afternoon and Caini Meeting for Kuttawa A camp meeting will be held at a large concourse of sorrowing but received only his former vote and was dropped out friends Kuttawa this year beginning Thurs- grave followed his remains to the Then came a lively contest between day July 25 and continuing two Morrow and Linn Both Lyon and Cunningham Mr Geo D Cunning Trigg retired to consult and hadU weeks Big preparations are already ham a son of Mr Thos P Cunning- boisterous meetings being made to entertain the crowds After a pro- Â¬ and a dumber of prominent ministers ham of Maple Grove Trigg county tracted struggle the sixteen delegates and singers will be on hand to take died on the th inst of pneumonia from Trigg were found to be tied One Linn man had started home but part in the meeting Several thous- aged 23 years and people are expected to attend It Lander Mr George W Lander a he was telephoned to at the depot a is understood that the railroads will prominent citizen of the Gracey mile away and came back in time to give reduced rates during the entire neighborhood died Sunday morning make the vote in the delegation stand time that the meeting is in progress in his 64th year He had been in bad 8 to 8 James Burnett a son of the health for some time and only recent candidate was present and wanted to Another stupendous 6hipmentof those Boys A Small Morning Blaze ly returned Irom a stay at Dawson vote but as he was not allowed to Saturday morning the cabin of Mr Lander was a son of the late S join the delegation Col Burnett was 50CENT PANTS ALL WOOL S Lander lontr a prominent and sent for by the Linn men to help Marv Dulin rn KUnuioA nn TJvr Understand Mothers if you want a pair of trousers that will stay with whip the Morrow men led by Felix Street caucht nn fir nnri trno ennn ro highly respected citizen who came to Grasty and the boy get him a pair of our Corduroys for 75o worth 125 Judge Ed Kelly into this county from Virginia in earlv duced to ashes The fire department life For one year Mr Lander oper- Â¬ line but Col Burnett told them to SHIRTWAISTS was promptly on hand but could not vote as they pleased and turned upoa We have had made for our Special Sale boys shirt waists the best save the house as it was in flames ated a livery stable in Evansville and Mr Garnett and Capt Dabney andl for hve years he was engaged in the of Garners Percalesandtbey are as good bb any made better than wuon mey arrived J He lire was upbraided them for working against caused by pouring coal oil over the same business in this city Later he his interests while instructed for him any usually offered but they are going at 49c wooa in tne errate and touchinc LLc His remarks to Mr Garnett became tj cmatch to same this causing a FANCY SUITS he fTBon lor about lour years He then personal and himaccused him of hav Â¬ which caught the ceiling The loss Boys All Wool Fancy Suits we will close at 165 net Only a few and managed Linns returned to his farm near Gracev ing betrayed is small sizes left where he had lived for the last fifteen campaign while instructed for him years He was first married to Miss This was due to the fact that Mr Crittenden Will Take a Vote FINE SHOES Garnett had talked to many dele- Â¬ Crittenden county will take a vote Sallie Summers There were two gates on Wednesday and urged ai Thomas Boltons S500 shoes narrow last sizes 1 2 3 4 5 and 6 children oi this union Albert WT on the 20th inst on the question as Lander of Texas and Mrs A C Wc dropping rule after 25 ballots 6aying until closed go at SI This sale commences Tuesday the 16th and will continue three days on these shoes to whether or not spirituous vinous Gehee of Gracey Ky He leaves a the nomination could be made in and malt liquors shall be sold in the second wife who was MisaAmanda two hours by droppng out the weak SUMMER UNDERWEAR inis episode caused county The Prohibitionists are makt Summers u sister of his first wife er canuiuaies personal Summer Underwear goes at cost until closed friends Mr ing an active canvass while the liquo- Four children of this marriage sur Col Burnetts r-men are doing little The result vivo Ernest and George who live in Grasty and Judge Crenshaw to coma STRAW HATS will probably be an overwhelming Texas and Lucille and Summers out openly against Linn and Judge Crenshaw left the chair to vote for Remember best straw hats at 50c A few pice ones left t dr majority The county is wet at who are with their mother Mr Lander waB a Mason and Morrow One of the delegates was present NEGLIGEE SHIRT n Knight of Pythias and a member of an uncertain quantity and ooth sides See our S250 Madras Negligee Shirt goes at S125 until closed Charged With Horse Stealing the Baptist church Ho was a good were pulling after him Finally he- A few nights ago some thief Btole a and useful citizen who stood high in left and Judge Crenshaws vote agairt AUL LINES We Vill Make You SPECIAL BARGAINS made a tie and the final agreement fine young horse belonging to Mr hs community and commanded the was to cast the vote 2 for kALLinn and respect and esteem of his neighbors Enos Lester of Trigg county Mr 2k for Morrow This was done aadt then came a squabble oyer Lyons Lester located the animal in Caldwell It is claimed that Lake Erie pro- four votes county and on Friday last had Albert Mr Z Any fraction however small would Cleavers arrestqd near Princeton on duces more fish to the square mile The delegation a warrant charging him with the than any other known body of water nominate Morrow ASJj tt v ryi 25 strong s f r f-f crime Cleavers wus taken to Cadiz Little oak trees an inch and a half was a monkey They had beei by audlparrc4ttfieVWbSf where an examining trial will prob- - high are grown by Chinese garden ing ii nbly be held some time thfc week ri ere They take root in thimbles VontimMl on 4iftk off4 VM Look pretty even v6h paper but mm uiucii mor3 wneu vou see them in reality- Booming COMING TO IT H ANDERSON A BIRD CO Hand is Worth Two in th Bush is RICHARDS CO AS CHEAP AS- HAENESS SADDLES I BBJDLES iUt R Yost Co FUKMISHING GOODS TT o o iT T- In PETREE TjiyTflii jt s CO fe 5k ite W 1 0 wv j v l vt K Si 11 5 vV krfvTJ tW V w fTiTf W r 5 HOPKINSTILLE KENjrTTOKIAW ii C July 16 1895 t iPEEAGEERS QUEER JOB Rev Mr Norrfr Contract for MarÂ¬ rying Colored People SILVERS FftllENDS lion A iV V fr i M Ml llllilllliplll r nrr l vu rii h Yi tnUr 1 V A if V II Garland of Arkansas Mr Clevelands First AUoraeyUenor Gives PRESENTED AT It Is an COURT tils Views Hon A f- i rf tf States senator from Arkansas and during President Cleve Â¬ Sick headacner Great Kasli Among Washington Ncgroco ITad lands first administration was Invited An Unnamed Correspondent Who lias Â¬ At r- XU to Eacttpe tle Workbouno by Having 4vtfr Experience Glvos an Itemized Ac Â¬ to attend the Memphis free silver conCeremonies Tcr-count Queen VlctorlaM De Â¬ I Sallow corhDlexibn UUS6 ference and in a long letter he gave fermrtf Free of Charge mands Are Exacting his reasons for being unable to attend w Loss of appetite and I That portion of the African race and added and am none tho lcss ln A London journal quotes an unnamed Exhaustion unequivocal accord full direct rftient fri this city is in tho grasp of a with the objects and purposes of the correspondent who says that a pres will pay you to call before buying great moral reform writes a Washing Â¬ drawing-There is only one cure which is calling of this convention and I hopo entation at Queen Victorias ton correspondent of tho New York elsewhere to convince you tliiat room requires an outlay of at least LIVER f Herald A tidal wave of wedlock is and pray it will be a success in all re- Â¬ 8375 TrlTIT1 OTT I have been to Buckingham VVI1CII Yocj W A sweeping over it There is a law called spects and Its teachings and lessons palace she says for three such funcH tho Edmunds law It was meant to may raeet the approval of our people tions and I never did it fdr less which Ba-3E5C3-S3iJjaow tho Mormons But it has been and serve to bring tho country now is more than my wedding finery cost eOfflCPELLETS pot into recent active operation in the debt ridden and generally doproSsed There are women who have done it for city of Washington and thousands of almost beyond hope back to the ways less but its a pinch and I shouldnt One Pink PHI touches the liver and it WE MEAN IT the colored raco wero caught within and methods of real comfort and like to try removes the bile its coils A largo portion of them have healthy prosperity rofers to tho report You see you cant go in a gown that One Tonic Pellet nightly acts as a Mr Garland then never thought of getting a marriage cos- Â¬ 5 i of Alexander Hamilton to congress in has ever been worn before nor in a the bowels Upense or parading before a preacher tume that is not made of tho very best gentle laxative in keepingorgans tones 1701 on the financial question then digestive t all materials You cant because you will open restores the Tho whole population of the district agitating the country also the speeches perish of shame when you stand In lino up the nervous system and makes new 1 S is declared by the police census to be of other able financiers in favor of with women who aro in tho richest and rich blood Complete treatment two silver not forgetting to contrast the about 270000bf which 80000 are of Afri-Â¬ freshest that Lyons looms and French medicines one price 25c 2 can blood Tho books also declare that position of Mr Carlisle in 1873 with dressmakers can turn out Any woman Treatise and sample free at airy store the sentiments put forth in his late 1 while colored persons take out only 0 BEOVVK KPQ CO New Torfc Mr Garlands letter con- Â¬ has sense enough to recognizego that it per cent of tho marriage licenses they speeches inade- Â¬ is better not to go at all than For sale by all druggists in Hopkins tinues furnish 40 per cent of the births quately to stand there in the fierce Silver Tho constabulary recently began to with our came here to this country light reflected from tho throne Hay ville all other go ods in our forefathers and foremothers ingthis conviction firmly fastened In S5H arrest all who were found living to Astore at less than cost to h Colored hand in hand under the law with gold your mini consult some French dress- Â¬ gether without marriage it peregrinated it rusticated it maker of note in London Trot your- Â¬ bccamT profoundly agitated room ior circles our nuiaKe Not morothan two scoro had been domiciliatedof with them and became self around to tho smartest of tlie smart FALL GOODS thus one the institutions of our sent tojjtho workhouse when former 1 English modistes and look over samples Bopreaicntativo Conn of Indiana a colonies and walked thus with gold of brocade satin velvet ana silk rang Â¬ and took its place in the constitution Us See mijjaronaire heard of tho crusade from 3 to 0 a yard If VI and our first greatest secretary of ing in price unmarrried woman any Â¬ Why not euro these evils with a dose tho treasury and we you are an Us as have seen takes it of marriage licenses asked Mr Conn where on tho sunny side of 60 you up with Ilo negotiated for a few reams of place in full recognition and fixes its wear white Debutantes look at tulle the of blank marriage licenses and started in the country financial transactions ou and silk and lace and wreaths of and it thus continued He fitted up a big room in his building under all circumstances as such till the French flowers silver embroidery From and made a compact with Rev J Wt dismal period of 1878 already roferred pearls and ribbons and middle aged ache flal indigestion sour stomach headÂ¬ uloccy distress after eating Norris of one of the local colored to Yes for eighty four years after matrons ponder over velvet purple red churches by tho terms of which Rev the adoption of the constitution of the black etc Young married persons go Or is it a caso of lost appetite want of Mr Norris was to report for duty at United States the right of the people in for the heavier white brocades or onorgy weakness debility tmit T7T0r0ff Levy Mgr three oclock in the afternoon during to have free coinage of silver as well brocades with colored flowerings in Aro you nervous restless sleeplesi wota Now the result of long hours of the six working days of the week and as gold was not only distinctly recog- Â¬ out in body and in mind marry all comers nized but carefully protected by con- Â¬ solemn consideration among billows of mmmmpmmmmmmmmmmmm splendid fabrics sends you contempla- Â¬ The bureau has been running less gress Havo you pains in tho bat alpa Bidfy than a week and the craze to come I cannot believe silver is worthless tively off you wonder in what humor head arms shoulders che3t downtown and be married is preying and valueless as the single standard ones obliging papa or generous hus Â¬ Aro you filled with mal ria sallow upon the colored people There have advocates claim it to be and that it band will accept the news that one can Â¬ been seventy eight couples married dur deserves the treatment they insist it not be made decent for court for less coroploxion coated tongue c ht sweaty dry cough chills and fever ing the last four days shall receive It was current money than 300 One must appear as well as There were eighteen couples waiting with the merchant when Abraham the other women the queen exacts 3TbLe If any of theso troubles ar yours tin for Rev Mr Norris the other after- - bought the field of Machelah in which that onestrain lie for three yards on thing you need is DR KINGS to bury Sarah and it has been so al- Â¬ tho floon and the end of expense is not Jl iJJU most ever since and I cannot believe yet The order for the gown is given any sound reasons can bo given why it u full month beforehand and that is should not now be so I cannot help believing that our country is big enough in territory in I have them You want them At prices from 10c to soil and climate in all the appliances 200 all colors I am daily receisiiig all theIateafc of the arts and sciences in all its I noTelties i variety of productions in all its differ Â¬ ent interests of its people in energy In tho gentlest and happiest way asd and honesty and in name and char- Â¬ with the greatest certainty known to meSs j acter to fix its own standards of value ical science GERMETUER removes from without waiting for or dancing at-Â¬ the syBtem tho symptoms namci aborej from- 25c to 500 Kbbons in Styles Trimmed Hats tendance upon foreign powers Let giving strength in place of weaknessjoy Laces Silks Velvets FlovversHaip Ornaments Ladies us fix them and these foreign powers oos health in place of sickness Vpota filnvAsi Silk PlnciR RfnmiiRfllffifwIa irvaia TTevi There is no othor remedy like it and can follow if they will but let us fix nonotbatcaifdo its rorkfAnd then Etfe 1 them Also a full line of Buttariok Patterns i i vtiftrv a Malploasurfftotakoit Little children It is not possible there is any real WHwr take it with dalight and it cures like basis for the fear sometimes expressed magic JJ5100 6 for 500 All druggists atmi JWVW that bringing silver back to its proper status will cause foreign nations to dump all their silver hero and smother GESHEniER WRUfflRE YOU QUEEN VICTORIA usl Where is it to this extent to como REV Sin NORMS AT WOBKfrom Who hns got it The emptiness r of hi charge Tvas f uliyexp6sed by well considering the rush at the dresst When They May Be UrarrlcH They were seemingly happy as Senator Jones of Nevada in his re- Â¬ makers Only a leading florist can TERMS CASH Boon In Hungary a man may marry at the children out for a lark Most of then markable speech i very pandect of in- Â¬ snpply the huge shower bouquet of age of 18 and the girl at 10 In Spain said they had not been married before formation on this question and cognate white flowers that costs 25 It cost too much Some of the appli questions delivered in the United One never sees such bouquets in Portugal and Greece tho respective ages Yn PAN MASfF MflNEV and 12 for cants for a free wedding were aged States senate in October 1893 and in America beautiful cascades of flowers are only 14 for the man unit mniii ifiuilbl commission Mefichanfcsv LorosviQe Kt the prospective bride In France he who had lived because thev arot the laanresfc and most re uncles and aunties speech Senator Jones showed con built on a frail foundation of chiffon must be 18 and sho 15 In Russia the liable commission merchants that andlbecause they caa handle shipments quick together ever since the wah trailing from ones hand to tho clusively if there were grounds for and and to A trial shipment solicited Write It am suttingly a grete privilege such a fear we could easily by wise floor In London women always carry laws vary between 18 and 20 for the to themthe best advantage for the shipper Special tSas for quotations before shipping Eggs Battery Poultry which remarked Rev Mr Norris de and judicious laws protect ourselves huge bouquets to every function during men and 15 and 10 for the women In Fruits of all kinds Beans Potatoes Onions Hajr Graiiii Headquarters for Switzerland the various cantons havo sagashusness of Mistah Conn un against any such efforts moral twJxHpall seasons so that bouquet building Furs Hides on con different laws and the minimum ages signtneats and Wool Capital S40000lCO UJbexal advances fols to de pore darkened colored sinhas become a great art with them General correspomlancasojiaited Is it fair to degrade demonetize Rev for marrying are 18 and 20 for the men ners of Washnton an vicinty At the glovers ono must havo a silver and then to complain it is of lit- Â¬ Mr Norris might have said more but tle value This with all due respsct vastly long pair of 85 gloves lovely and from 13 to 17 for girls In Austria three oclock rung out game was called to everybody is bordering on the vul- Â¬ things to wrinkle up to ones shoulders and Germany men seldom marry under and ho had to go to bat His eight dol gar legerdemain of sophistry it is a nearly To a French bootmakers a 21 although the law allows it at 18 Laimbeiv may wed at 10 in these countries lars and his duty called complaint that one cannot see after sufficient piece of ones gown material Girls Things had simmered to a system in himself stirring up a dust it is the must be taken to make ones slippers In Egypt boys at 13 aro often married and brides of 10 and 12 arc not scarce this business of marriage at wholesale logic the wolf uses against the lamb that cost at least 7 or S8 canter as it were con- it is to allege the source of the stream Â¬ The preliminary Lastly one must mako an appoint- by any means But India carries off sisted of a fashion of wedding march has been befouled and poisoned by its ment with a court u hairdresser who the palm Here marriages are closed it i when one after another each couple mouth the effect is put before the charges 3 Eight dollars covers the in infancy and a girl of 3 is sometimes desk and cause and indeed it is to vindicate op- cost of three feathers and veil A good married to a groom of 4 or 5 years paraded before tho preachers replied to such queries as the law pre- Â¬ pression by pointing to the deprava- Â¬ public stable is sought out and arrange- Â¬ How Are the Blighty 1allsn scribes They did this readily tion which oppression has pro- ments perfected to havo a very big car Â¬ In view of the fact that Egypt was The first couplo to score wero John duced This mode of argument riage sent on by nine oclock the morn Jones and Delia Merriman Johns age lacks that element without which no ing of the drawing rocm Because ho one tho center of civilization and gained him this precedence lie was human speech or conduct is of value or is expected to sendone of his very per learning whence science radiated to m 11 wrinkled and bent with wool as white entitled to dno moments respect fair fect carriages and because the vehicle every corner of tho globe vestiges of as cotton words are both delivering one at and taking Egyptian lore bejng found even in this ness This absent and the Evah since Ginrul Grant reviewed meaningless and empty And the cause onefrom tho palacemust stand in line hemisphere it is somewhat painful to ob Â¬ driven to this kind of assertion must for hours tho stablekeepcr asks not think that the only item which the land his troops at de close ot do wah me and my olo in tho nature of things be helpless less than 10 for the service of the PharnoJis now contributes to tho served John to me Delia has been a livin together But whatever of intellect or high patriotic Reckon all those amounts up and the world is onions which are being Im gettin ole an me an Delia al- Â¬ purposes may cometo itssupport Tho result is approximate to my first state Â¬ shipped in huge quantities to ttho lowed do day toefo yistday dat cf we friends of silver need not dread or fear ment is it not There are few loop- Â¬ United States And to mako matters S hadnt lived married de least wuz wed such weaponsthey can meet them holes for economy for certain things worse we are informed that the pop An hyah we be bress de successfully die married I am confident on all you must havo or you will never kiss ular baell as tho Egyptian onion is Ph John and Delia took the mar parts of the ground and they should the queens hand Ones train must fall called owes its fine flavor as well as its Lawd license and withdrew when tho put on their armor and gird themselves from the shoulders so that its spread on size to tho fact that the fields in which riage worst was over convinced that they for the struggle until it is completed tho floor includes a vast stretch of cost-Â¬ it is grown are fertilized with the 2 Hw were morally cured and ready to meet to a finish S CD ly goods five yards long by two wide powdered mummies of the sages who on even terms any angel of their comAnd now and here just as soon aa The gown must be cut out below tho flourished on the banks of the Nilo three thousarfd and four thousand years GO plexion Pi CD -- r3 SIX possible this controversy should bo point of tho shoulders H CD After Rev Mr Norris had asked tho settled no more evasion no more Another exaction is tho placing of ago questions he addressed the multitude straddling no more postponing Tho feathers and veil Only a court hair- Â¬ Ml CD P Oar Population In 1000 briefly It was a labor saving oration country and the business of the coun- Â¬ dresser knows Iww to accomplish it to The estimated population of the ocr Be said or party the queens taste and the queen though try regardless of personal O b Now ef all you folks will stan ambition or success want it settled her taste may not bo good demands United States in 1000 according to the best authorities will be 70039851 This about mo in a semmy sncklo I can mar and they are entitled to have it settled that her ideas bo followed to tho last ry seben couplo at a clatter an shorten as quickly as can be Let business and letter Only a physicians certificate estimate is made by Carroll D Wright pa superintendent of the department of ao time the laws know and understand each entitles one to appear fit a irawing labor It is based upon the estimates Seven couples arranged themselves other and adjust themselves accordroom with covered shoulders The cer- Â¬ the in an arc in front of Rev Mr Norris ingly for not till then will the coun- tificate must bo procured in advance made by well known statisticians variknown rates of increase and the On tho left wing of this line of battle try bo prosperous and at ease again GO and sent to tho lord chamberlain who ous facts bearing upon the growth of stood William Millard Williams brido We of the United States of all peoasks the queens consent Often enough population The population on Jan was clothed in a neat black Most of ple of the earth by this time ought to she refuses uary 1 1894 was 07080740 and the tho bridc3 were clad in tho common knowi and I think wo do know tho estimated growth is therefore rather Electroplated Dead Raiment of every day but several had great unwisdom of tampering with and A French doctor wants to introduce more than 13K per cent in six years When tho dodging questions vital to the country resplendent costumes on even couples were arranged Rev Mr Thisdelayed much more and sickness his patent process for preserving the An Arboreal Land Owner jNorris cleared his throat opened his prostration paralysis and death are remains dt tho dead It is neither em Â¬ There Is a tree at Athens Ga which nor yet mummifying balming them Took and remarked near at hand is In them though tho bodies must be em of aproperty holde landthe early part CQ Stan facin each other ani jino yo on which it the century tho before tho doctors new process Have iv Receiver They did it as if tho balmed Silent right nans to stands was owned by Col W H Jack His novel idea is With JuSge Caldwell the News says can bo applied BWjvpment had been rehearsed Thero If electroplate the whole body and thug son who took delight in watching its fhoy stooU these fourteen black candi Â¬ with all the cmpTiasis of its nature growth In his old age the tree had dates for a better life and a higher wo are not capablo and able to estab preserve to posterity tho noble linea- Â¬ reached magnificent proportions and of morals looking for all tho lish and maintain our own financial ments of those whose estates cut up piano tho thoughtof itsbeing destroyed wag world as if thoy expected the noxt or policy we ought to haul down Old sufficiently well to allow tho expense so repugnant that he recorded a deed Glory which we fought so gllantly Her would be Grand right and left conveying to it all tho land within Excellent for Consumption HoTDkinsvilie Hut it wasnt Bev Mr Norris mar- - to uphold and turn the government The milk of tho reindeer and its a radius of eight fwot nt Uj ham Wed the whole outfit in less than a mln over to Qween Victoria or ask Canada checso product aro 6aid to be most ex- Â¬ Denver News fctfc Of thoso who wero wedded that to annex us Between JToujtli United States marshals are guard J cellent for all lung diseases The naÂ¬ ing jjay all had been in need of tho cerc the railroad property in the vi on tho same are What It Urine tives who Uvo largely nony from four to thirty years I CI MntlflTTilAlt cinity of Elkhorn against 1 striking Dlinno OS w Mww The single VS W T that at least seventy children times for the gold standard brings hard remarkablv free from air forms of dis West Virginia miners auu serious JCJXVIJULO Jarced good times for ease and among the hardiest and most people and 8 days crcf rendered legitimate bythat pO trouble is Reared thfitrold cramblers t i rt robust ueople In the worl uoun y V iSatMai 1 ifl 1 V j i K t iv liV attor- n Garland formerly United borious Function ExpensiVe as Well as La Â¬ WUI1UPU IUII I V7ViiHMaMWBHniHmmHmHlHBHHHHBHHBHnHiBaHBMHIHanMMHl I i ney-general Biliousness CLEARANCE SALE OF MILLINERY THE LEAD Eft It Kara PC SB1 5q ii3a HntsTih jtiaTsiiow o y Hats n 4 Hats now 2 Hats now ij4 itnAlso Do You Suffer Try V II LEADER I Prices Cit At Falape ROYAL SailorsI Shapes Salter lie SERMETUER Palace Leads h S5 t MRS- ABAtftYNE MAIN CORNER 9TH uu smntoBdiowxicmxpr Hardware GOOD PURE WATER ALL THE YEAR ROUND FROM THE GUARANTEED niimiiimiiiiimiimir S 3 iiHIHlillllll IIIilllHVIl Ii III II J l ft 05T Id 1 P v o o P I Ky Virginia Street andEiftEJ a ltyor c IP Box 67 r Business Mngr 4 s t 1 ajA vr i kUjB2 Mk lifn nit figiSt jw Hit uf19 sv r j- - 5 3 1117161896 SAVED BY A The Remartcsrtale 55 t-- HOPKINSVILLE KENTTJCKIAN FINEST FISH THAT SWIMS The HogflRh Clrnut or Plgnh In n Tooth Home Delicacy aafc0wpyty wifafuwp w A -i ZtAK bkwd gushing frwlk his head and limbs Armerioan laPeru all abroad eoavalsed in the rigors of Behind Wm stood anothpr death imping revolver which Arrested tot Ulie Stturder of Citizen He mah holding a ho quickly replaced in a hip pocket ttto innocence with tho Aid ProTs Now I am toot wore calloused to the oC Mis camera aau uoovnta f JAtthe Real Culprit great tragedy of life death than most men Bat experience brings forti- Â¬ ISBecial Lima Peru Letter tude as well as wisdom and many other ItisaotorioTJsfactjbblng a mattdr acquired tnoral and mental and physic vcalling ttor frequent ccmstilar unci even al qualities and I mustown that at tho diplomatic Intervention that In Sooth momeat the journalistic instinct pre America the laws delays far and dominated over all sentiment And In avyaydlscount those with which we aro an Instant tho kxlak had recorded the familiar in the United States This scene jhoover only applies to the morcclvjA A moment later and he murderer lized districts in which tho theory and had flung his revolver into the depths jpractlco of law prevail tn the in fjf the ravine across tho road and was jteflor on the contrary where taw Is busily rifling the pockets of his victim represented by a practico half martial Again the camera snapped and Ibe and half lynch the most Bummarjp catne Interested to see- the end pf this toethods obtain This fact lends an rathor startling adventure it was JaddltbW thrill of interest to the fol highly improbable Hhat the murderer llowinyparrativeiof anepcrienco that liad caught a glimpse of methroughthe befell mo on the ocoislojpf mjf last cactus hedge soifhatj quietly loolted Experlend of an lurnlnfndpeefflBgXia wKihft cactl BATTLE OP TME STANDARDS I saw the forra mia lying face Slroo Silver AATovatea Galnlnir Ground stream of d downward on Ike ThTDugbout tlie World Arrest UISV1LLE ST V AS RAILWAY LOUTS EFFECT MAY TEX- - Suddenly the man spranyto hlsfeet nd swinngalhorn from the back of bis girdle fblow a long blasi Some people ere evidently now In sight for he waved Mswide sombrero excitedly TwoorthTeeIndlans and a couple of Spanish natives soon came along and the mtrraoror said he had ijust dis- Â¬ covered tbebody As he rspoco there wasaclatterof hoofs and a mounted policia priliceman camo dashing up All in a moment now any speculat Â¬ ive interest in the affair 3ecamo in tensely sand painfully personal The murderer and brigand as IJknew him to be crledto theofflcerthatlio had come up justiin time to see tho murder com- Â¬ mitted It was the work of a white man and he had to run away into the coyer of the cactus hedgel ilf they hur X3IF0BTO DEL MUEOTA pa at his operations taking a cample Jiaore snaps at Tiim with the kodak This presented so regularly arched and smooth an appearance that I at once determined to investigate it With the aid of a couple of Indians avhose services I secured I cut away fthe cacti from ahout the entrance where the plant of cdurse grew Ihearily This took us many hours to laccomplish and by the time we were jthrough night was at hand But tho xesuH was worth the labor Before Well ipos sibly but Hlhad not been many dajraat rtJLtb Ejf ore that kodak led me into a sit nation compared to which arms on a Ibattlf JJivould have proved n9t 0ttall dangerous One soon becomes inured ito uanger iciiu j iua uut citsuy scifcu but that time il came about as neariloslng nerve xlb one might and stifi lidlfl nis grip-- It was in fact the closest call that hasvcome to me in my varied South American adventures It happened in this way Qutside of OCuzco tho old imperial seat Qy nasty the country is for of the tmiles oa jfmilesistrewn with interesting ruins and relics for the most part aban doned now mature These it wasmy purpose to caretfully investigate and photograph ftfthile wandering among the hills one day I came across a curious cave in rthe side of a towering precipice that Ibordered the road for a considerable distance on both isides Between the precipice and the Iroad a thick hedgecof cactus grew It was practically afioublo hedge a thin lline of the plants sprouted from the very base of the siliff and a heavy growth bordered the Ibank of tho road leaving a sort of natural footpath bo jtween From Ihe road the top of the ientrafaeo to the cave cwas just visible somber for several months This scarcely suited my card and as soraethlnplhad ito be done1 while I was waiting ff or developments I determined to leave the wai correspondent packediirp lin Lima and travel in the more sober gafb jof a kodak fiend through the ffas tcinatlng ruins of the Incarial empire Mpro did visit to Pen and which very nearly ended my career before a flring- party Making my way to the southern ire public in ail haste I found somewhat ito my disgust that tho call was practi- Â¬ cally a false Gen Pierola was Indeed on the Tvarpath and meant business Dut would not be ready to take thefield I say triedthe gringo wouldsoon boover taken Realizing tho situation I at once showed myself and but for tho pro-tection of the policeman might have fared hardly at the Ihands of tho na- Â¬ tives The policeman Ihowever showed me no further consideration He sim- ply declined to listen tto my attempted explanation in imperfect Spanish and silenced me with a blow from tho han- Â¬ dle of his riding iwliip across the mouth Binding- my ihands behind me with a lariat the other end of which1 ho fastened to his saddle he started townward at a brisk trot and I was obliged to follow as best I could Scarcely more courtesy was accorded me at the police station My blood- - toa I WAS 0BE1GED TO IFOLLOW WUATTII1J KODAK SAW Vailing body slanting rays affording an excellent Jight At that hour but few people were stirring fvnd when I stepped through the gap I had made in the hedge not a soul was in sight Tho Ucilak was on the point of its third sap when a pistol shot Immediately Uehind me attracted ray attention fTlifn waufollnnrad Vivtlift Round of a jno stood revealed a natural curiosity of ghastly interest The lino of tho south of tho cave looked at from im Â¬ mediately in front presented a perfect outline of a Deaths head Tho illusion was completed by a mass of tho sand stone that stood out or rather in from the profllo just where tho eye socket would be and an almond shaped bowlder that lay at tho corner of tho entrance just below representing tho cavity under the nasal bone ThoIn dians told mo that it was known as El PflgSBMel Muorta the Gate of J Death Ew With the rising sun 1 was back the Wda groan Quickly In the twenty ono years from the VM J without my Inttnull kmftoieini onroi ui date that silver was demonetized it til WtiZm i Ur ecMSUk itch fax ItraptSonj en lh seen that wheat declined in will be rundj non 6 hTiu h tklq clr whlu ni hUUir price nearly one half lacking only one Boll V dracgliu or inl bj mill for 90 eu 4ddrua Dn half cent per bushol of half cotton de- Â¬ clined moro than half 2 1 10 cents per Sold bv R C HARDWICR- pound more while the decline in the price of silver was considerably less MOST IN QUANTITY BESTINQUAU than half 14 cents per ounce less wheat declined 496 per cent cotton declined 615 per cent and silver de- Â¬ clined only 442 per cent Going from tho bimetallic standard to the single gold standard has not caused as much fall in silver as-- it has in our two great WHITES GREflM articles of export cotton and wheat MISS EDITH IIOCKEFELLEU The fall in prices of all thrco was quite regular during the entire twenty ono her sister very frequently gives little years and was produced by the same home entertainments to poor girls in FOR 20 YEARS cause the discarding of silver as New York In the winter one of her Has led all WORM Remedies money of redemption Most other in Â¬ chief enjoyments is skating and of late P PORTEK T EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED dustrial products have gone down in a sho is to be seen nearly everyday in the Navigation Imported by Flower SOLD AIIi DUTJGGItfTS somewhat similar ratio Silver re park on her bicycle She is quite musicPrepared by An assisted immigrant is making a niciunnsox JiKufciNKto st tot i a at its old performer on al lot of trouble in Louisiana It is a mains has doubled comparative value Â¬ tho being antl excellent appearance she Gold in price its funccello personal plant a water hyacinth which a man tions have been doubled and hence its is oi medium height and a blonde from New Orleans saw and admired appreciation Exchange though not pronounced years ago while on a visit about three A Lesson from Mexico to Colombia Ho brought some bulbs Dine and Gray Tobacco Smoke reSenator of it home with him and grew them in cently said Elkins of West VirginiaDur Â¬ Did you ever notico while enjoying to a Denver reporter tubs in his front yard In about two to Mexico a country your favorite cigar that the smoke that BUCK EY1 years patches of tho flower appeared in ing myis visit the silver basis alone I curls up from the burning end of tho on which the Bayou St John which connects was greatly struck with tho relative weed Is blue while that exhaled New Orleans with Lake Pontehartrain prosperity of the country and all Jits from tho mouth is of a whitish gray In another year the bayou was full of industries compared with the present Tho wreath from tho fiery end of the it so that navigation was impeded condition in the United States There cigar is in tho shape of infinitesimal CURES HOTHiNG Bill PILES Now all the canals near New Orleans although their silver is worth but 50 dust particles and nil such parare overrun and covered up with this cents all their industries are prosper- Â¬ ticles even of the tho blue A SURE and CERTAIN CURE Invading flower great masses of it are ous Their mines are running at full atmosphere is explained in tho same known tor 1 5 yqars as tho floating in the lake rivers running into blast their agricultural products aro way reflect the blue color In the BEST KEWSEDYfor PILES the lake aro choked with it and it has at their best and manufactories are case of tho exhaled smoke the fine par- Â¬ SOLO BY AM SUVOGIST8 traveled a hundred miles to tho west- Â¬ springing tip everywhere They aro ticles have united with tho moisture of Prwnci ctBICSABUBOH MED C6 rTIOTJIS ward of New Orleans manufacturing cotton shipped from tho breath and havo thereby becomo Texas and their railroads aro among several folds larger than those escap-Â¬ now a Chinaman Orders a Wife ing direct from tho burning tobacco Â¬ Sore yromptPosUSi A recently returned traveler from tho few that show an increase in earnThis being the case they havo becomo Cure for Impotence loss says that when one of tho ings Australia largo enough to reflect the white light Seminal of Mwwod Let Us IInvo It Chinamen there wants a wife he writes Emissions Spermatorrhea Â¬ The truth is the adoption of bimetal- which gives the exhaled smoke an enNttvousneat Self Distrust to a matrimonial agency in Hong Kong tirely different color Loss of Memory Ae Wilt and requests that a maiOcn under lism would at once transfer the trado make you a STRONG Vigor Price 700 Q oua Man twenty who has never left her fathers of nearly half tho world from Europe Tho Countenances of Priests 00 Boxes hpusoand nover read a book bo sent to the United States and England A writer In Blackwoods says that Special Directions Mailed tohlmT Her eyelashes roust measure would bo tho chief sufferer England priests cannot change their priestly with each Box Address half an inch and her teeth bo as white has always favored an American policy countenances if they wished For somo BUlul Enow Ualatst CJ would injure us and help herself mysterious reason that SOIOLUOASAvt and sparkling as the pearls of Ceylon tho subcutaneous MO- 6TLOUI8 her breath bo as sweet as tho odorous That was good politics from hor stand- Â¬ tissue over the cheekbones and under Â¬ she will never agree to a th jaws of the clerics face gets an un -- j groves of Java and her heart as over- point and flowing with affection for her unknown policy that wduld make this country duo supply of nourishment which A disease similar to lock jaw has at- i purchaser as is the groateatriver in the stronger than sho Is and independent leaves distinctive marks while the con iv j uie muittu u grcuii uiuuj uuiftua ui ii world the Yangtse Kiang of clear of her dictation Los Angeles Ex- - sciousness of a share in the apostolic jrurcnase county ami is provm tm water I lejjacy gives a mu acuta rtw iH - v guiltiness was assumedms a foregone conclusion my accuser being very cir-Â¬ cumstantial in every detail pf the story ihetold the lieutenant TOith consider able difficulty and a liberal bribe I se cureda messenger to send ifor a lawyer and even ho at first was against me for the murdered man proved to beaciti rcuof Cuzco of no mean standing After I had told my story to the law yer he smiled with great incredulity and remarked Of course then you can show those pictures Somehow this idea had not occurred to mel Yet here was my sufficient defense On tho pictures bidden in the recesses of that little black case hung the issue of life and death ior mel The story is told Tho la w1s delays did not vex me mucli Execration turned to interest und commiseration followed The Peruvian is not unjust if a little hasty and tho circumstantial evidence was against me at first Insido of a week I was released and ere leaving Cuzco had the satisfaction of knowing that the brigund who with diabolical cleverness had so nearly sacrificed me in his stead was to suffer the penalty of his crime stantly receiving rude shocks when some distinctively eastern man comes out far bimetallism Thus the other day ex Senator Blair pronounced in favor of th6 old system which ap to 1ST3 prevailed tho world over except in Great Britain and now comes Whitney who has just returned The from Europe and who declares feeling in favor of bimetallism is much stronger In England than in this Even conservative statescountrry men aro in favor of it The boards of trade of the great manufacturing towns such as Birmingham and Manchester have passed resolutions favor1 insr the adoption of a doablo standard All through England Influential men are taking this stand Manager Lid dendalc of the Bank of England is one of those who beljeve the question should speedily bo settled at an inter national convention jfr Whitney favorsan international agreement but tho point in the inter view quoted Is that the business men in England are demanding bimetallism It is the bankers dlone who are de manding a continuation of the gold monometallic policy of tho empire In Gdnnany the other day blmdtal Irsm received a great boom by the resolutions passed by the Prussian con- Â¬ gress which virtually demand that the government ireturn to a bimetallic policy That the mcinometallists aro not making the headway they would liko to is shown by comments like this irom the Washington Post Jfthe opponents of- the movement for free coinage of silver at the ratio of uGto 1 would make sure of defeat ing that proposition they must show Tnoreskill in argument than many of them have thus far displayed The advocates of ffreo coinage are sufll ciently numerous respectable and in telligent to command respect A large majority of the democrats aflarge minority of the republicans aud the whole of the populists are forfireo coinage This has been proven by many votes in congress and is quite as clear- Â¬ ly demonstrated by events outside of congress rBrainy men in both the old parties modi as strong as the ablest of their opponents are in this silver movement are in it to stay till a set-Â¬ tlement fo reached and cthey aro equipped with arguments that are not only worthy of respectful considera-ition but must have such treatment or they will ccntinue to make con werts The people everywhere are being aroused on this great issue They aro etudyingthe money5 question as they mever studied it before and they are discovering that the monometallists are unable to answer any of the imi portantquestions tho bimctailists put to them They do not tell thp public iwlry tthero should be two kinds of money one for a man to uscsn paying ilia debts and another to bo used when he buys forcash They do not tell the voters what their future policy is to be They do not tell the wage earners why they are richer when their wages are falling lwer and lower and many have no wages at all They admit that international bimetallism is a good thing but they fail to explain why an international agreement is necessary to re establish bimetallism out was not neeessary to abolish it These are some of the questions that none of the pamphlets books circulars and other forms of gold literature attempt to answer Los Angeles Express The monomelallists endeavor to make it appear that the demand for bimetallism is purely a western fad and that it has its origin its encouragement and its being with tho silver miners and debtors busily engaged in trying to defraud their creditors These statements however aro con Â¬ SCHEDULE IN the United States fish commission writing from Hungers Tutts Liver Pills an old and Wharf Va said in a letter about the favorite remedy of increasing WEST BOUND hogflsh Lv Louisville In my estimation it is tho finest fish popularity Always cures W8t Point that swims It grows to the size of Brandenbuig about one pound and is now rather Irvlngton Stepheneport soiree When I was a boy about forty sour stomach malaria indiges- Â¬ Oloverport years ago they were very plentiful Hawesvllle Lewlaport have known 800 pounds caught at tion torpid liver constipation and I Owensboro ono haul of the seine They have since Spotsville gradually become scarcer They come and all bilious diseases Ar Henderson about tho 1st of July and remain until A correspondent of disease by the timely use of 1 ito- No 68 Dally No iTli Daily SICK HEADACHE 6sopm 716an 7 25 p m 8 40 act 8 01pm 8S0pm m pm 9 28pm November The hogflsh or grunt of the Chesa Â¬ peake is also called pigflsh or grunt in the Gulf of Mexico and is known in South Carolina as well as In Bermuda under tho name of sailors choice Its color is thus described Body above pale brown below silvery sides marked with numerous orange colored or yel low spots those above the lateral line disposed in irregular oblique lines TUTTS Liver PILLS LJllrffrl JWullWLTt tjrfllyfflHlfltf pm lOCOpm 1146 p m 12 10 a m 10 18 fiMpm 9 45 10 28 10 60 017am a si am am 11 16 a m 11 40 a m 12 22 am 108pm 180pm No 64 Dally 2 55 No 62 EAST BOUND Dally T 71 i s S UUUMK I MITTXT Oil PlflWTHTI means so much more than you imagine sertous and fatal diseases result from trifling ailments neglected Don t play with INature s greatest gift health In Poor Health Browns vv3 Lv Henderson 7 43am 31Gpm Spottovllle 8 30am 400pm Owensboro Lewlsport 913am 4 85pm 9 37am 4 59prl HawesvlUe 10 05 am 5 24pm Cloverport 10 28 am 6 45pm Stephensport 11 05 a m 630pm Irvlngton Brandenburg 1131am 668pm 12 05 p m 7 85 am West Point- 100pm 8 30 am Ar Louisville For further Information address H C Mobdce A G P A Louisville Ky or 7 20am pm WL Mills Owrnsboro Ky 0 T Time Table TBAINS OOINO SOUTH No 2 Dally Mall Express Mall Express No 4 Dally Vr those below it in horizontal lines Dorsal anal and caudal fins with sim ilar spots sides of tho head pale bluish with a silvery tint and marked with yellow spots lower jaw orange at the angle of the mouth internal surface of gill membrane bright orange John Chamberlain the veteran hotel manager and an admitted judge of the qualities of things edible pronounces the hogflsh to be the greatest delicacy country the verdict would be unanimous Now and then ays the New York Press but very rarely he manages to get an invoice of the fish from Norfolk at his Washington hotel but when he finds his appetite for hogflsh coming on he travels to Norfolk or Port Monroe to appease it lie shares the Norfolk opinion that tho only ad Â¬ ditional article needed at a hogflsh dinner is a sliced tomato that has been kept in a cold place a proper time be fore it Is served A little white wine Evansvllle Henderson Corydon Morganfleld DeKoven that grows in the sea and declares that if it could be introduced to tho whole Iron Bitters A out of sorts weak and generally ex hausted nervous have no appetite and cant work begin at once tak- Â¬ ing the most rella- Die strengtnening medicine wnicn is Browns Iron Bit ters A few bot tles cure benefit comes from the very first dose it wont stain your itetn ana 1 s pleasant to take 1 If you are feeling Ar 1149 a m 10OOpiB 1210 pin NORTH BOCND No 3 Dally No 1 Daily Mail Express Mail Express 250 pm vHopkiisville 510a m 8 05 p m 6 55 a m Princeton m 604pnr Marion 753a 707 pm 850 a m DeKoven Sturgis Marion Princeton Cerulean Springs Hrucev Hopkinsville 690am 717am 742am 813am 84tfam 901am 94am 1057 am 1133am 420pm 610pm 682pm C00pm 642pm 655pnJ 744 pm 850 pm 925pm 941pm ArEvansvllle Morganfleld Corydon Henderson 10 25 11 15 LOCAL 980am I003am am am 925 p m 8 35 p m 8l4pm 740pm It Cures Dyspepsia Kidney and Liver Neuralgia Troubles Constipation Bad Blood Malaria Nervous ailments Womens complaints Get only the genuine it has crossed red lines on the wrapper All others are sub- stltutes On receipt of two 2c stamos we will send set of Ten Beautiful Worlds Fair view and book free 715 am Dally Lv Princeton 1000 a m Ar Hopkinsville Lv 600pm 7 30 n ni Ar Princeton UNIONTOWN BRANCH South Bound Daily Lv Uniontown Ar Morganfleld FKEIOHT 655 pm iu5a m North Bound Dally 715 pm 935 a m Lv Morganfleld 810pm 1000a m ArUniontown B F Mitchell K M Sherwood Agt G PA Hopkinsville Ky L St N 7Lj0am 530pa TIME TABLE 860p m 952 a m very dry champagne may bo ventured without destroying the enjoyment of the savory food EDITH ROCKEFELLER does not impair Its flavor and even a TBAIN3 OOINO NORTH tyWvV 3 BROWN CHEMICAL CO BALTIMORE MD No S2 St Louis Fast Mall No W Nashville Accom No 54 St Louis Express TRAINS GOING SOUTH 1010 pm The OH Magnates Daughter to Many One of Chicagos Richest Youths The aecompanyinc illustration is an excellent likeness of Miss Edith Rocke-Â¬ feller whose engagement to narold McCormick of Chicago was announced recently She U the youngest of the three daughters of John D Rockefeller the Standard Oil magnate and is one of the greatest heiresses in America Her fathers wealth is estimated at 8140000000 and it is increasing at tho rate Of 815000000 a year Her proportion of the inheritance will exceed 40 000000 With all her prospective wealth however Miss Rockefeller is very domestic in her tastes and cares little for society Her manner is quiet and while 6he is not one of the new woman type she is noted for her sound practical common sense She is liberally educated and received her degree from Ogontz seminary near Philadelphia where Countess de Castellane also was graduated She is much interested in charitable work and together with iSfe i 3STEATS SARSAPARILLA bend ay North bound St Louis and Chicago Fasf trolns have through trains solid and sleepers to Chicago and St Louis Fast Line stops only at important stations md crossings Hav hrough Pullman sleepers to Atlanta Ga No 63 St Louis Express 485 am No 56 Nashville Accomodation 525 am 5 13 pm No 51 St Louis Mall Nashville Accommodation does not run on J M ADAMBAgent BEST BLOOD PURIFIER in the world It cures Nervousness Dys-Â¬ pepsia Sick Headache Boils Tetter Scrofula and every trouble arising from bad Try it and be sure to get Neats blood For sale by R C Hard wick druggist TM UttjU week Wallis next Space for yon in this A Surprise tpynnttn Tho Facts HFT IHK iKSttr OiNTMENTi Visi WAYNES Grocery Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon in IT S Navy af- Â¬ terwards Post Surgeon U s Army and later 8urgeon British Marine Service with two years experience as Physician at Hot Springs Ark will welcome the sick and af- Â¬ flicted at His Ollice where consultation with one of the Most Successful Doctors of tho presant age Is cordially invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed in every case undertaken iiV Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treata Succeseiully All Chronic and Long Standing Diseases vermifuge ur Oc tuctl U Asthma treated yJO- f hospital methods Q ttV l Dyspepsia Bronchitis by latest Blood and Skin ease Tumors Sores Pimples Dis- Â¬ Eczema Scofula Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising from an impure state of the blood promptly and completely eradicated forever from tho system restoring health and purity 1 Ill P Kidney and burning urine dis Urinary Weakback frequent and JQC OINTMENT lllll eases of the bladder of both sexes promptly and safely cuipd will receive special and careful T J ictUlUo treatment for all their many ailments Syphilis Gleet Strictures Variccele Hydrocele TendernesslWeakness of Organs Piles Fistula quickly cured without pain oa deten- Â¬ tion from business Private Diseases TceT tlons Impotency Melancholy Dizziness Loss of Energy and Confidence the dreadful effects of Early Vice which brings Organic Weakness unfitting one for business study or enjoyment of life treated with never failing success On examination the urinary deposits a ropy sedi- Â¬ ment will often be found and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear or tho color will be of a thin inllklsh hue again chancing to a dark and turbla Bnncnrnnci Thero are many men who die of this uitllquity ignorant of the cause which is the second stage of Seminal Weakness The doctor will guaranteeaperfect cure in all such cases and a healthy restoration of the genitureurlnary organs W1UTK your troubles if living away from the city You can bo cured at homo by corres pondence Absolute secrecy in all professional dealings and medicine eeni dtjeuro from observation Testimonials df pafieMS are never published Bank references tomy reronBibfllty cheerfully given Address Nervous Debility gjgg Dr Kollock 613 Chi J 1 -1- -1 rf 4 9i o HOFKTNSVILLE KENTUOKIAN i iv i k m I 4 JJ i rt instructed for Liiin and yet they not 1 only YOted for him but forced the 7 I delegates opposed to him to do the VLjf daughter was troubled with oerof tWIlIO TU1SBAY AND FR1DAI MOItflXCS same t ixS formed in one of her It was not a question of vio Â¬ olfl ears nnd broke WL 6a T 7 ti CHAS mTmEACHAM lating instructions because thn mi open It dis Â¬ nority contended that they were not r rr charged free Â¬ ly and the SUBSCRIPTION 2 A YEAS IN ADVANCE iubuuuiuu ueyona ducige Watkins i and the latter himself so understood whole side ot Local reading notices JOcentsper ltae Spe pr line each Insertion leUl Lomia her head be-the motion for it was not adopted 0t wX mlBSS WtP mmmml States for standing advertisements furnished Uil rjtnn ttfforfpd VVAB a applletion as a resolution So much for Caph L TaT Vf The trouble 1 i Stones attitude in the matter ym vnw rf OFFICE 212 SOUTH MAIN STREET conunueaieu Kvr V With a zeal and eloquence that iSOTM years ana bub ANNOUNCKJIKNTS AH lost the hear Â¬ even surpassed that of Capt Stone TVe arc authorUed to announce ing In that Hon Jas B Garuett a delegate in- Â¬ JUDGE JOHN PHELPS as a candidate for Circuit Court Judge In this structed for Burnett took up the kC MtQPPpI iHlfl S attack of ty district subject to the action of the Demo cudgels for Linn and urged J udge phoid fever sho woe left ver weak She cratic party Election November 6 1895 il We Crenshaw to make a ruling that he coughed and raised a great deal vL P4l m Vr BsC We are authorized to aunounco resorted to Hoods Saraaparilla and knew was hold by three different JUDGE THOMAS P COOK aftn taUIni el Vtrtttlna Va ah rwMlti Calloway countj as a candidate for Judge chairmen at the recent State conven- - ly improved Now theBores are perfettly of of the Circuit Court of this district subject to tion to be wrong He was bound to healed and she has good hearing In tlat jfcho action of the Democratic partr have known it Iippjiiibo lnmcdf ar Mnn M Wnirrmin PirhnmTeim Wo are authorized to announce took advantage of it Named as a JUDGETHOS J MORROW and in- - la the only True Blood Pnriflor promi- A3 a candidate for Circuit Judge of the Third delegate from Trigg county S JLi mm Vr a proverb Judicial District subjeot to the action of the structed for free silver he ignored his nontly ln the public eye 81 six for 5 as true today Co Prepared only by C I Hood Democratic Convention July 0 instructions and voted for sound Apothecaries Lowell Mass U B A yKmwi as wnen twas made By authority we announce money and divided the vote of his FlOOd S PHIS Hood Brfumrlll JuDGK TJ WATKINS county Mr Garuett not only spoke of Lyon county as a candidate for Circuit against a ruling he had himself en- Â¬ Judge of this the Third Judicial district sub- trUe MAPPY HOME CWTHINQ does ftot Eddyville HMtM-TZ- Jeot to thi action of theDentociatlc party t dorsed two weeks before v but he re- Â¬ x rr v onng tu from the Eddyville We are back joy w uic uean uir uie twoa dealer out to you f v5 fused to pprmit thet votes from Lyon convention and very much returned county to be cast for Morrow under J at that We went there ostensibly DEMOCRATIC TICKET and me good friend who wish to look otir best for an offer made in convention that if to nominate Judge T J Morrow for the least money tis a veritable God send for these For Governor the chairman of the Sate central com- circuit court judge We tried it long y P WAT HARDIN of Mercer garments which equal in all respects the best of mittee did not hold that the votes Well and faithfully but the fates of For Lleuteuaut Governor were properly cast Morrow would be infernal politics wertf against us and tailor made clothes are sold at prices far below those R T TYLER ot Fulton withdrawn and Linn allowed to take the battle was declared a draw the For Treasurer asked for inferior goods the nomination The facts could eate money divided and tho whole it RCFORD ofClay have been wired to Chairman Long thing rubbed out and the powers x Look for guarantee label on every garment For Auditor that be have selected a new mode and an answer received in two hours for settling the matter What we L CNORMANof Boone and the trouble of a primary election have to sav does not pertain to poli For Register of the Land Office Co G B SWANGO of Wolfe obviated but Mr Garnett raised the tics for however fond we may be of them our stomachs for once were j point that the proposition was not in For Attorney General filled to overflowing But we deemed W JHENDRICKof Fleming uruer uuu lurueu me aujouramuub uy it necessary to speak of the good his own vote in the temporary ab- - people of Eddyville and to again ForSecretary ofState HENRY SHALE of Graves sence of one of the 16 delegates thank them for their hospitality their Tenth Sem Annual Statement Where to Stop at Dawson HeadquartonKeatucky State Guard ForSuptof PuhUc Instruction from Trigg connty thus breaking kindness their patience and long OFTHK ED PORTER THOMPSON of Owen Adjdihst Generals Office When you go to Dawson Springs the tie and adjourning by a fraction suffering toward us whilst we wero their guests Eddyville with her Franhkort July 10th 1895 J Ky stop at the Summit House Pembroke For Cqpnilssloner of Agriculture of one fifteenth of one vote This historic hills her surrounding val- Â¬ Deposit Bank SEECIAL 0RDE3sNb 46 JPJS B NALL- of Louisville Rates 7 per week 26 dollars per was getting it down pretty fine for a leys the Cumberland that flows by I A Camp of Instruction of the month Children half rates Spe- Â¬ For Railroad Commissioners man who for twenty years has never her door like a belt of silver has in INCOBFOJUTED Kentucky State Guard laving been cial rates to families and parties of JFLETCHER DEMPSEY of Hopkins asked for anything in Christian coun- her confines as good as noble as five or more from the same place HALEXANDER of Jefferson GEO ana magnanimous people ordered under General Orders No 1 in Pembroke Ky This hotel has been greatly im- Â¬ ty that he did not get Let the re- generoussun ever snone on GREEN RKELLAR of Nicholas as the to be held at Henderson Ky during proved and is situated on a beauti- Â¬ On the morning ol the 2th day of sponsibility rest where it belongs Allow me in behalf of my delega- the present summer from the 20th of ful olovation For Magistrate Pembroke District June 1895 Is convenient to the WM LPARKER Capt Stone and Mr Garnett both of tion to thank you again and again springs and depot and is acknowl Â¬ July to 25th ot August inclcsive it RESPUBCES whom were instructed for other can- Â¬ for jour courtesies and I do trust edged to have the coolest most 4 52 291 61 that all future district coaventions is ordered that Col T J Smith com- Â¬ healthful and pleasant location of Loans and Discounts WHO CAUSED THE DEADLOCK Overdrafts 75184 didates that Linn are the gentlemen may be called at Eddyville and that manding Third Regiment shall move any hotel in Dawson Guests of the Due from Trust Companies State and friends of Judge Morrow do who deprived Judge Morrow of a our delegates will again fall in to the with the companies composing his National bonks 8 66121 The from Private Bankers and BroÂ¬ nt hlairiR Judca Crenshaw for the nomination fairly and squarely won hands of Jim Smith and his good command to Henderson at the hours Summit can sit in their rooms and kers drink any of Dawson life living Banking house and lot 160000 and via the routes herein named wife One of the Delegates formers failure to get his Lyon coun- in an honest open handed fight Other real estate i Company A will leave Bowling waters free of charge Mortgages Crenshaw when iLVlSMiOa ty strength Judge Gentlemen you should not have Correspondence solicited and cheer- Stocks and bonds Green on the morning of August 1st POINT AND POINTERS and fully answered Clerk and porters to PnecleItems currenoy 2312J agreed upon as chairman had prom done it It was going too far for a NR over the L and proceed viz- - Checks anx other Cash After adjournment Thursday night via Guthrie to Henderson meet trains cash Items tor the next days exised that he would not permit any second choice changes a Morrow Club with 25 members H H RAMSEVPropr Company B will leave Wickliffe 1GSS1 delegate to break the unit rule to vote Otherlteras carried as cash was organized in Eddyville and each over the I C R R on the evening of Loss and expenses viz THE CANDIDATE FOB WHOM HE AGAINST Taxes paid I seems to be a settled policy of member pledged himself to vote and July 31st and proceed to Eulton Robert Brown a umverffluwtjirean t Current expenses nd poet was killed by a passenger Assets not included under amy ot the was instructed In three counties the the administration uot to add any work for Morrow until the wrong the nco over the S WR R to 0 delegates were instructed to vote as a voters to the Democratic party None done him was righted Morrow will Nortonville where they will take the izuiu uuur lnuuuk ouuu xuesuaj above heads viz fixtures Furniture and 1000 00 county RR for Henderson TheÂ¬ unit for the local candidates The of the little Cievelands can ever vote carry Lyon June July and August 132 813 78 Total M C H Bush of Christian- - Jno D members of this Company will prochairman failed to note that the LIABJLIIILES The most charming Summer Re Â¬ Capital stock paldlnIn Miller of Cal- vide themselves with one days ra- Â¬ Shaw of Trigg T 000 00 cashv 80500000 Lyon couuty delegates did not wish of the Cotton loway and W President Collier sorts of which there are- oyer three OUI iDlusfuml J Stone of Lyon tion Undivided profits vl ito violate such an instruction They States and International Exposition were the chairmen of the county Company D will leave- Hopkins Â¬ hundred choice locations are to be Discount ville on the morning of August 1st found in Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota ichango had fulfilled all obligations to Judge has received a communication from delegation Interest N R R and proceed Souti Dakota and the Peninsuta of over the L out of the the Secretary of War advising him Watkins and he was shut Othes Profitst Judsres Burnett and Watkins both to Henderson depositor as Jonnvrsxla Michigan along the Ilne3 of tho Chica Â¬ Due Deposits subject to eheek on race There was a difference of that orders have been issued for the expressed themselves on the injustice Company E will leate Madison go Milwaukee St Paul Ry Nsar U 07321 whuh no Intoret paid opinion among the delegates as to detail of two companies of infantry done Judge Morrow and declared ville on the morning of August 1st Deposits subleat to check on which In teres tis pald that he was entitled thehomination and proceed to Henderson over the ly all are lcated ou or near lakes whether the motion to adopt the unit from the regiment at McPherson Barwhieo hdvernot beeniished out Demand certiites of deposit on NRR which Interest ls patd The Christian county delegates L rule applied to all questions Seven racks near Atlanta to go into camp hese resorts are tasily reached by Time certificates of deposit on were Company G will leave Hodgen railway aaul range in variety irom which Interestlspald out of 25 of them denied it and at the Exposition grounds This will stopped at the Smith House and Saving deposits on which Inter pleasantly situated and hospita- ville at 545 oclock on the morning the full dress for dinner to the- flannelest Is paid Judge Watkins himself said to a rep- b an interesting feature of the exhi mostentertained S W -shirt of August 1st over the C 0 bly costume for every meal Certified clecksi of the Morrow delegation bit of the War Department and will resentative Due Trust Companies State and Na R R and proceed to West Toint September and October Most of the delegates wero shown thence over the L St L tional bants 939 83 TRR that it was the general understand- illustrate the tactics regulation and through the penitentiary by Capt Duprlvate bankers andbrokers Duo Individuals and corporations to Henderson ing and his own idea that the unit discipline of the army Curry and Deputy Warden Linn are on II After troops shall have arrived Northwest Uhicagcyand tributary to the Doc-other than banks and depositors Â¬ - treasurer of the State of Ken rule was for his benefit and applied Milwaukee s bt lines of tucky Gersham Cox a Hopkinsville boy at Camp Grounds the Colonel of the of Ry The Amount due not included uiider any to no question after he should be The amusement ground of the Cot- Â¬ in the employ of the prison lesses Regiment will issue all necessary or- Â¬ Paulpromises to crop be exceptionally good of the above- heads via dropped This brought the matter ton States and International Exposi- an was euthusiasitc Morrow man ders touching their duty at Camp InCashiers checks outstanding giv Â¬ this years also Bucks and Geese In en for loans and discounts struction in the light that an enforcement tion has at length been named the Bills re discounted ud Warren Martin and Edgar Whitte Unpaid dividends 740 0t III The Companies will bring all Northern Wisconsin and thePetunsu- - Dividend this day S per cenfc of the unit rule compelled seven del- rnore acted as Secretaries and looked Michagan splendid deer ohootMidway Heights Despite a ten105000i blankets and other equipments in la ofis to be had Tax account 9S74 egates to vote for a man for whom dency to nameit something else the after the 248 balIot9 takeu their possession necessary for use in ing The Game Laws will be changed Total s 82 813 78 two sons sat with the Camp of Instruction not instructed and for public generally took it as an accepJudcre Linns they were in several of the Western States thia STATE OF KENTUCKY S3 j County ot Christian whom the convention that appointed ted fact that it should be called the Calloway delegation and his brother By command ot John xodnq brown ear Commander-in-Chie- f Governor and WW Garnett President of them did not expect them to vote Midway and it was suggested that on was a delegate Full information furnished free posit Bank a bank located and Pembroke De Â¬ A J GROSS doing business Address J G Evebest General Trav Â¬ at No streetln the town of Pembroke MATKISIONIAL That Judcre Crenshaw sustained this account of the commanding situation Adjutant General In said county belngduljrsworn says that the eling Passenger Agent Chicagos 111 foregolng report Is in all respects a true state v w of the unit rule was because he of the street overlooking the Exposi- Â¬ Bailey Reeves Jessie Bailey and Official meat of tho condl tlon of tho eald bank before FRANK B RICHARDSON ailed to catch the distinction pointed tion grounds it should be called Mid Â¬ Miss Maggie Reeves both of this the transaction day Lawrence Farrell the pugilist has of JuneaS95 to of any business on the 29th and the best of his knowledge Adjutant General married in Clarksville Assistant out above He ruled conscientious- way Heights The name has been for- cunty were been sentenced to two years in prison belief and furthersays mat the business of said W ednesday bank has beea transacted at the location robbery ly and did what he believed was mally adopted and it will be along last named and not elsewhere and that the Wm Schutz a Bowling Green for highway MoKinney Sims Mr H B Mc above report Is made- In compliance with an right That ho was misled and de- Midway Heigts that the great crowds kenney and Miss Bertie Sims both merchant tailor made an assignment Take Vitalia Liver Pills ofllclal notice received from the Seoretary of stale designating the 29th day of Juno ceived was due to the heated argu who attend the great Fair will find of Cadiz were married last Saturday Monday 1895 as the day ou which such report shall be reputa- amusement and recreation made Got a Bite JT ments of two men of State in Boston Mass Mr McKinney and Ohio City of Toledo ss subscribed and sworn to before mo by V the vouuer lady left this city with the State ofLucas County tion who knew that they were ad A treatise on fishing where to go W Garnett President this 8th day July 1885 I July 8 Eustloo A Hall visine him to do what they under At the very beginning of the con Endeavorers Fbank J Cheney makes oath that he and how to catch em when you get NPCO The groom is a deputy sheriil or W W Gabnbit President stood to be opposed to precedents test to be settled at the polls it is well Trigg county and is a young man very is the senior partner of the firm of F there also a list of Summer Resorts EustickAHailj Director J Cheney Co doing business in the in the Northwest can be had by send- Â¬ multiplied until the question is no enough to nail the lie that the editor popular and of much promise J H Williams VA Gabktt City of Toledo County and State ing your address and a two cent stamp of the Kentuckian is an issue in the His bride is the accomplished longer considered one for dispute aforesaid and that said firm will pay to G Everest General Traveling J W J Stone who refused to race Mr Meacham is not a candi- daughter of Col Fenton Sims Capt DOL the sum of The young couple are spending LARS for ONE HUNDREDcase of Passenger Agent Chicago III Statement of tlie Condition every fellow delegates vote date for any place at the disposal of each and let seven of his their honevmoon in the Est out will T70PTHE ri for Morrow on July 11 was himself the judge nor is he backing aDy can return to Cadiz in a few days where GmBBHthat cannot be cured by the The Watts steel plant at Middles- vtf of use -- Halls CATAnim Cube tod for on Juno 26 under a decis didate for commissioner or any other they will reside in future voluntarily increased the - FRANKJ CHENEY bora has na dis- posiuoa wages or per ceui employes ju Yoono Tooley Mr Harvey Young neports to tne contrary are ion giving delegates the right to Sworn to before me and subscribed regard instructions and vote as they lies pure and simple Judge Mor- and Miss Lula Tooley were marriedÂ¬ in my presence this 6th day of DeJ Tinsley Reese yester- cember A D 1886 He is in the office of Judge pleased The Lyon county delega- row has made no promises Hopkinsville Ky W Breath- Â¬ John day morning A W GLEASON tion went to the State convention in making the race upon his merits free itt officiating At the close ot business June 29th 1895 When Baby was sick wo gav her Castorla j SEAL structed TO VOTE AS A UNIT FOR CLAY from entanglements of any kind and RE80UR0E8 Notary Public When she was a Child she cried for Castorla by engineers who It Notes and bills discounted I 114 186 81 and yet thoy votod for W J Stone in the interest of no man save him have is estimatedsubject that 16000 When sho became Miss she clung to Castorla B0 275 00 Stocks and Bonds studied the not merely self is taken inter- When she had Children she gave them CastorlaA Suspended debt 3 2326S for governor They did 000 horse power goes to waste every Halls Catarrh Cure 1 000 00 Furniture and fixtures nally and acts directly on the blood disregard a unit rule but thoy vio Â¬ cooooo Banking house hour over Niagara falls Call and get your bags of us Sight oxohaiice 6745270 and mucous surfaces of the system lated instructions and that too after on hand 3189489 Cash Send for testimonials free an effort had been made to prevent 127554103 F J CHENEY CO Toledo O NOTICE instructions for the man who received LIABILITIES B3FSold by Druggists 75c every man and woman in the United CO 000 00 Capital Stock Vitalia double strength for sale by I want them and who was clearly the choice Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U S Govt Report 70ww ii habits to have one of my books on these dls- - Surplus Fund druggists 118189 J the county convention Capt D M Woolley Atlanta GJ IIiullvldpHIPrnflta of cases Address 14008519 J Individual Depositors Box 382 ana ooe wui oe sent you ixee is a parliamentarian and poli Stone Due to banks 21601 w Napoleon lost tho battle of Leipsic 3000 00 JiM Dividend No 80 5 Der cent tician of much experience and ho through a fit of indigestion If ihe Dont Tobacco Sit or Smoke Your Taxaccount Life way battle of Leipsic was to be fought tohas sat in many conventions where 27654103 day Bonaparte could for 25 cents pur- Is tho truthful startling title of a book about j TTandy lids question was decided always the the harmless guaranteed tobacco WW x chase at all drug stores a box of Ra habit cure that braces up nlcotlnlzed nerves o same way when the principle in the nicotine mons Tonic Liver Pills and in a eliminatesstrength vigor poison makes weak subscribea ana sworn i uewi and manhood You rnemaWa gain volved was the right of the majority EA ABHOLDNP CO weeks time he would feel like a new men no physical no financial risk as run Is sold by R O Hardwick under a guaran trj gag and stifle the minority upon creature Thus days of great event vr oiima 4r snnlr vniir cranes 0 tee to cure or money pften depend for their success upon Addre3i Sterling Ken refunded Book free MHJBE y Co New York or 1 4c 1m nl tltia nfRna questions on which they were not in- ll Chicago very slight causes The Ifidelegates wore not structed IJfarfttiwirtUe jRetttitdif w From Infancy x Wind its an HI Nobody4hat Good blows Hw V v x w 1 m m R V H EhBl yL Vi Hoods Sarsaparilla f thats it i- Shoe Mammoth Clothing Main St Hopkinsyille Ky No IS i- it jkrf LN w 1 Prairia-Chick-en- s V r CITY BANK r ABSOLUTELY lirtnf -i- n-t ot i Mr Conn lj iV-iS- T i m vV L jLaitfi ar J r Yx iur jjulJ l O VI i t Sffi EDDYVILLE res DEADOCKv Continued from Firtt Page they came in ahd the count was called Opt Stono the chairman voted 4 votes for Linn Judg Crumbaugh E H James Jnoi B Lester F A Wilson Ben Smith and two other delegates rose and Mr James stated that they were uninstructed for sec ontV choice and they claimed the of rightA cast eoven-twenty-fift- I f Capt Stone opposed this in a ve hement speech claiming that the del egation was bound by the unit rule in all matters and that eighteen del- agates were for Linn t Chas M Meacham replied to Capt Stono and denied the right of 18 del- Â¬ egates to control the votes of the other seven He called upon Capt Stone to bear witness that state con ventions for 20 years had uniformly held that delegates could vote as thev nleaBed The unit rule was notAhindini and it had so been de cidbflfby Jno D Carroll WMBeck nePSnd A S Berry who presided over the convention at Louisville two weeks ago When coupled with posi tive instructions it had a moral as neot and sorrm chairmen denied the rfffht nf dnWatfiH to violate positive instructions but in this case there The so called were no instructions unit rule was merely a motion made that the delegates appointed by Judcre Watkins himself vote as a unit Numerous delegates declared and Judcro Watkins himself had stated that nobody interpreted the motion as applying to any question after Judge jae Watkins snouia De aroppea closed by appealing for an honest count nowtnat Judge Morrow had won the nomination in a fair fight There were delegates ready to nomi nate him their constituents in large numbers were crowding the court room and urging them to do soj they were willing to assume the consequences of their actions and answer to their constituents and they had a right under every principle of fair dealing to vote as they pleased They had carried out every instruc tion given them and to gag and bind them now would be to do a wrong that no honest man should countenance The chair decided that the dele gates must vote as a unit An ap- Â¬ peal was made to the convention and the Morrow men had the fight won when Capt J3tone insisted on voting the Lyon county votes upon the appeal Mr Chas H Bush made a strong speech against this attempt to let a man sit upon his own case No contested delegation had the claims and riht to vote upon its own tried as nftfcfc of delegates being it wtftehad a right to vote for- them- Â¬ selves It was for the other delegates to decide whether Lyon was casting its vote in a proper manner or not and this attempt to prevent even the right of appeal was unjust and unÂ¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ fourwttfs for Morrow After supper but five ballots were taken making 248 There- - was no change Each stood 141 to 14 erea Then Mr Garnett pMftrffW the following resfoluliqnf at a timp when only 15 of his 16 delegates were present ana voting Whereas it1 has become manifest to the delegates now assembled in Eddyville in convention that it is im Â¬ possible for Baid convention to effect a nomination of a Democratic candi Â¬ date for circuit judge therefore be it Bbsolved That the question of a mode manner and time of nominate ing a candidate for circuit judge of the third judicial district of Kentucky be referred to the Democratic committee of said district with the request that said committee take as early action in the premises as convenient And ths convention is adjourned sine die Before this motion was put Mr Meacham arose and said ho had a proposition to make Let anotliei ballot be taken and permit the Lyon delegation to divide its vote and vote as they pleased Let the vote be re- Â¬ corded under protest from the Linn ment with the understanding that the question be referred by wire to the Hon Chas R Long chairman of the state central committee and his answer awaited If Mr Long one of the best presiding officers in the state should hold that the protested votes were not lawfully and properly cast for Morrow he stood pledged to with draw Judge Morrows name and move to nominate Linn by acclama mation There were expressions of approval on all Bides and it looked for awhile as if the Linn men would take the offer made but Mr Garnett arose and refused to let the matter come before the convention declar ing it out of order lhe vote on adjournment was then taken by counties and resulted For adjournment 14 8 15 against 14 7 15 and the convention was declared ad- Â¬ journed without a day An hour later Chairman W P Gat lin of the district committee called the committee together to take ac- Â¬ tion All of the counties were repre- Â¬ sented by the proper committeemen excepting Trigg In the absence of chairman J J Gaines of that county Messrs F K Grasty and G B Bing ham were admitted and allowed to cast together one vote The follow- msr call for a Dnmarv election was ordered and signed by 11 oclock t INTUOKIAK Awarded M 5 4 ir HIghtet Honors Worlds Fair CREAM Here is a positi Fair We will trade any far mer one of our latest im tproved BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE A pure prape Cream of Tartar Powder IfUIIl milinuiua mum ur any uuici iuuiti Free ii as much wheat as it can wagons for IH uiiwKSuiSanS 40 YEARS THE STANDARD QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE Panters Bank at the close of busness on the nf PTnnVinQvinp TV y r w A y Tune S9 Iiini nnrt TlUpniint i Overdrafts secured 1Q5 X bring into market wheat to be in first class order and grade good No 2 After unloading the wheat we will give him fifty 50 bushels of coal to carry back home free of charge tvr afe- RESOURCES 137J777S Overdrafts uns cured 83278 Due from National Banks Duo from State Banka and 397686 Bankers Due from Trust Companies t Eaukintr House and Let Other Real Estate Mortgages Stocks ana Bonds w Specie Currency Exchanges for CI arlngs Other Items carried as Cash Furniture and Fixtures TaxesPald Current Expenses Other Assets 2011G0 iw 4 Jw 430059 207617 500000 1 t 123C41 230525 In BUGGIES we have this year far surÂ¬ t Capital stock paid In lncash oarplus Fund Undivided Profits Due Depositors 10O69705 J Certified Checks Due National Banks 7778 Due State Banks and 26208 Bankers Due Trust Companies I Cashiers Checks Outstanding Bills Re discounted Unpaid Dividends Taxes Due and Unpaid Other Liabilities Set aside forTaxes STATE OF KENTUCKY LIABILITIES 19503977 7500000 170000 v 110009795 31076 225000 65106 195 939 77 passed any previous record V Our stock was more care- Â¬ fully selected and was Cxoods bought cheaper well bought are already half sold Come and JOIN IN THE PROCESSION so much ap plausJSrom the spectators as well as the feiegates that after Capt Stones second speech Mr Garnett came to his rescue and argued along the same line Mr Bush proved himself a master in debate and captured the crowd in the three short but pointed He had the speeches he made crowd with him and clearly established the position he took The chairman however stated that he desired to bo consistent and would have to rule as before and the appeal was lost by a tie vote Just before the decision was reach- Â¬ ed Capt T A Miller Judge Linns manager and chairman of the Calloway delegation took the floor and in a strong speech sustained the position taken by Messrs Meacham and Bush on the unit rule question His argument created a profound impression and consternation was depicted on the faces of the Linn men Capt Miller raised his arm dramatically and declared that the Lyon county delegates had fulfilled every obligation to Judge Watkins and had the right to vote as they pleased and no man could deny them that right He was greeted with great applause by the Morrow men and the crowd outside the railing but at this point Capt Curry warden and Ward Linn deputy warden of the penitentiary jrushea upon Capt Miller from opo site directions The latter yelled at him you are making a h 1 of a mistake Capt Curry said yes by G d - it is a mistake Set down and Capt Miller was forced into his seat before he could move to make Morrows nomination unanimous which every body believed would be the outcome of his speech against the throttling tactics of his own side Amid intense excitement the con jlfjSntion adjourned till 730 p m everybody feeling relieved that a free fight had been averted Cries of counted out fraud gag law and similar expressions were heard on every side as the crowd remained in the room as if expecting to see an outbreak at any moment The lead ers on both sides kopt cool and finally persuaded the heated partisans to retire without engaging in anything more dangerous than profanity Both sides of the Trigg delegation were making preparations to send for more delegates when Messrs Grasty and Shaw heard of it and made an agreement to fight it out with the 16 dele- Une or two doubtful ate3 present slecatea were closelv hiittnnhnln v WM MVw a dRf urged to break the tie nt the After adjournment night seusion Capt Miller was prostrated with heartfailure from the excitement of the closing episode and was unable to attend at night The convention reconvened at 8 oclock being delayed ho If an hour Ijy a caucus of the Trigg delegation andMr Bush received fair The debate lasted for half an hour 31st 1895 Said election shall be held at the various voting precincts in the four counties of said district between the hours of 8 dki m and 6 p m It shall be the duty of the chairman of the county committee Democratic in each county to appoint the officers of said primary consisting of two judges and one clerk for each pre cinct the clerk to decide all matters upon which the judges may disagree Said officers are to be elected as nearly as practicable from lists furnished by the candidates at a date not later than August 10 giving to each candidate an equal division of judges wherever it can be done The manner of voting in said elec tion shall be by depositing in a ballot box a written or printed ballot bearing only the name of the party voted tor and the names of all voters for whom ballots are deposited shall be recorded in a poll book kept by the clerk On depositing the oallot at the close of the polls the officers of election before separating shall compare and count the ballots and certi fy the result and return same by the following Tuesday to the chairman of their county committee and all doubtful ballots shall bo preserved and returned with the poll book and certificate which shall show whether Baid ballots were counted or not It shall be the duty of the several county chairmen to certify the result in their respective counties to the district committee which shall as semble at Cerulean Springs on Fri Â¬ day Sept 6 for the purpose of re ceiving and canvassing said returns and declaring the result The candidate shown to have received the highest number of votes shall there upon be declared the nominee of the Democratic party for circuit judge JNone but known Democrats who will be qualified voters at the Novem ber election shall be- - entitled to vote in said primary election All voters shall be residents of the precincts in which they vote Done by order of the Democratic committee of the third judicial dis trict at a meeting held at Eddyvi le Kv July 11th lb 95 John B Trice Cashier of Planters Bank of HoDklnsvllle a Bank located and dolnj busi ness at No eMaln street In the city of Hep Primary Election Called klnsvllle In said county being duly sworn all respects Whereas A convention assembled says that the foregoing Report lsln of the said a true statement of the condition Bank at the close of business on the 29th day in the city of Eddyville July 10 1895 of Juua 1895 to tho best of his knowledge and to nominate a Democratic candidate belief and further says that the business of said Bank has been transacted at the location for circuit judge failed to make a named Isand not elsewhere and that the above report made in compliance with an official nomination and was adjourned sine notice received from the Secretary of Stata designating 1895 29th day die and the matter referred back to day on whichthe report of Jnne made as the such shall be B TBicBCa3hier Johk this committee now therefore a pri- Â¬ TDRussell Director Ira L Smith Director for mary election is hereby called S E Trice Director said purpose on Saturday August subscribed and sworn to before mo by Jno B Trice the 3rd day of July 1896 County of Christian J 8S We have a very full line of HARNESS TALBOT SADDLES made to order SADDLERY and FLY NETS Ira L Smith Majestic Range This is a cut of the MAJESTIC Complete Notary Public Quarterly Report of The Bankof Hopkinsville At the close of business on the the 29th day of Juno 1895 RESOURCES Loans and discounts Overdrafts unsecured Due from National banks U 525 4G Due from tate Banks and Bankers JIO 833 03 Banking house and lot Other real estate Stocks and bonds Specie 7 261 31 Currency J32 40 00 Exchanges for clearings 22 C97 88 Other items carried as cash LIABILITIES Capital stock pd In In cash 271 500 85 93612 82 353 54 15 000 00 8 822 12 S8 035 00 62 369 19 03 00 499 114 32 Majestic Range evhich cooks the goose of all our competitors gnMmm flri m f Surplus Fund Duo depositor Due National banks 530 45 Due State banks and bkrs 15 910 00 Taxes due and unpaid set aside Unpaid dividends Dividend No 00 this day 250 000 00 25 000 00 lfl i 165 30 16 520 45 6 676 57 25200 7 600 10 499114 32 married mans peace mbker You cannot afford to use that old cracked cast Save fuel save patience iron imitation any longer save money by buying a Majestic steel range It is the housekeepers pride and a klnsvllle a bank located and doing business at No 2 Main street in the city of Hopkins villo in said county being duly sworn says that tho foregoing report Is in all respects a true statement of the condition of the said bank at the close of business on the 29th day of June 1894 to the best of his knowledge and belief and further says that tho business of said bank has been transacted at tho location named and not elsewhere and that the above report 13 made incompliance with an of- nciai nonce irom me aecreiary or state desig nating tho 29th day of June lb95 a3 the day on which such report shall be made J E McPherson Cashier E P Campbell Director CH BOsn Director DK Beard Director subscribed and sworn to before me by J E McPherson the 2nd day of July 1895 STATE OF KENTUCKY I aa j County of Christian J E McPherson Cashier of Bank of Hop Fora Fallowing Plow Get a True Blue or a Vulcan J P Braden NP CCKy BOTH GUARANTEED REPORT OP THE CONDITION OF THE The wear and tear of the season Sank has demonstrated clearly the superi Â¬ ority of the Columbia and Victor At Hopkinsville Ky at the close of business bicycles They never come into the Chm Chas M Mcaoham M P Molloy When Traveling W P Gatcin JUNE 29 1895 RESOURCES Real Estate- Duo from U S Treasurer Cash In vault 3149120 Sight exchange 7085172 repair shop GUNS PISTOLS FINE POCKET KNIVES line of razors ever on sale in the city Sec Whether on pleasure bent or business take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs as it acts most pleasantly and effectually on the kidneys liv er ana ooweis preventing levers headaches and other forms of sick ness J or sale in cue ana i optues Manafac by all leading druggists tured by the California Fig Syrup Co only When Gravers should move to sin She-boy-ga- jJiscounts 1600000 US Bonds Premiums on samo 192000 Stocks securities etc Furniture and fixtures 17751301 1792000 3749108 200000 2000 00 72250 jzs 7j hrA y and the most superior 10284592 21092551 Total LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus Uudlvlded profits Set aside to pay taxes Cumulation Dividends unpaid Individual deposits A full line of Granite Tin and steel cooking utensils 0400000 231826 102185 1440000 2550 00 15643200 60000 n term expires he Wiscon Â¬ Total 24092551 Dividend of 3 per contjayable July 1 95 Tuos W Lono Cash mi a Old papers for sale at thiB office ii t Forbes Bro r r L J Ay 3 ifi V t r r f U u M t i e jt we f i 1 wW i j n 6 v y A GOOD INVESTMENT OHASSEUBS What is Convict CTaaabed te Make a Ceaf cmIob An Interesting Branch of the A well knomi firm of bankers In French Military Family London has just made a profitable in vestment Somo time ago a man who Guard tb Alpine had defrauded them of a large sum of Hardy Soldiers Who Italy Passes Leading roto Into Franoe money was taken into custody conHow They Are Drilled Tralood victed and sentenced to s long term of and Housed a Btow Bagll4 as DS ALPES B IV Castoria is Dr Samuel 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 guarantee is tliirty years use by Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castoria relieves teething troubles cures constipation and flatulency Castoria assimilates the food regulates tho stomach and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep Cas Â¬ toria is the Childrens Panacea the Mothers Friend Pitchers prescription for Infants Castoria v Castoria Castoria is so well adapted to children that I recommend it as superior to any prescription known tome lVowell Mass Castoria Is an excellent medldncior chll dren Mothers have repeatedly tola me of its good efleet upon their children Osgood Dr Ja Ill II A Arciier M D So Oxiord St Brooklyn N Y J la y j Castoria is the besj remedy for children of which I am acquainted I hope the day is not iar distant when mothers will consider the xeal Interested their children and use Castoria instead of tbe various quack nostrums which aiedestroylng their loved ones by forcing opium morphine soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats thereby sending them to premature graves Dr J F KiNcnELOE Conway Ark 5t Our physicians in the childrens depart- Â¬ ment have spoken highly of their experi ence in their outside practice with Castoria and although we only have among our medical supplies what is known as regular products yet we are free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon it As may bo imagined says Tit Bits the prison fare did not agree with a man who had by means of fraud lived on the fat of tho land The change affected Mm in many ways but he complained more particularly of the effect the food had upon his teeth They were not numerous or in good condition when ho was sentenced and as they rapidly became worse he applied to the governor of tho prison for a new set He was told that the government did not supply prisoners with artificial teeth and at the first opportunity he wrote to the banking firm in question offering if they would send him a now set to give them some valuable infor mation Thereupon the bankers thinking the offer might be u genuine one sent the governor of the prison a check for five pounds and asked him to providd the convict with a set of artificial teeth In duo course the eonvict kept his promise and sent the bankers certain information by means of which they were enabled to recover no less than one thousand five hundred pounds of which they had been defrauded They naturally regarded this as the best investment they had ever made but it proved even better than anticipated for they have just received from the prison authorities a remittance of one pound the teeth having cost only four penal servitude ISpeclal Paris Prance letter A short time ago on the birthday of King Humbert tho Italian sovereign pardoned Capt Itomanl arrested not far from Venthniglia as a French spy and sentenced to three years imprisonment The French government re Â¬ sponded to this act of international courtesy by discharging Capt Cavalot ti and Lieut Fabbri of the Italian en Â¬ gineer corps who had been sent to jail on somewhat slight proof as sus pected of espionage on French terri- Â¬ Â¬ pounds THAT FLIES Discovery of a Now Slammal In tho Cam croon Country A MOUSE United Hospital and Dispensary Boston Mass Allen C Surra Prei Tho Contaur Company 77 Murray Street New York City rJP A MISFIT The Speeches of Secretary Carlisle Con trasted with Those of Congressman Car I l i r coinage of silver and only qualified his opposition to free coinage by the state-merit that the owners of all bullion whether gold or silver should pay the tcost of mintage In that celebrated speech in congress Mr Carlisle said I shall not now enter into an ex lamination of the causes which have combined to depreciate the relative rvalue and to appreciate the value of gold since 1ST3 but I am one of those tvho believe that they are transient and temporary in their nature and Ithatwhen they have passed away or been removed by the separate or united taction of the nations most deeply in terested in the subject the old ratio of actual and relative value will be re- Â¬ established on a firmer foundation than ever 1 know that the worlds stock of the precious rue talsis none too large and I see no reason to apprehend that it will ever become so Mankind will be fortunate indeed if the annual production of gold and silver coin shall ikeep pace with the annual increase of population commerce and industry According to my view of the subject the conspiracy which seems to have tbcen formed here and in Europe to destroy by legislation and otherwise from three sevenths to one half of tho metallic monev of the world is the most gigantic crime of this or any other age The consummation of such a scheme would ultimately entail more misery upon tho human race than all the wars pestilences and famines that ever occurred in the history of the world The absolute and instantaneous de- Â¬ struction of half the entire movable property of the vorld including houses ships railroads and all other appliances for carrying on commerce while it would be felt more sensibly at the moment would not produce any- thing like the prolonged distress and disorganization of society that must inevitably result from the permanent annihilation of one half of the metallic money the world With an ample cur- Â¬ rency an industrious and frugal peo ple will speedily rebuild their work of international improvement and repair losses of property but no amount of industry or economy on the part of When itho people can create money the government creates it or authorÂ¬ In view of tho recent speeches ol Secretary Carlisle advocating the gold standard the reproduction of an ex tract from his famous speech in con gress in 1878 may not be inappropriate at this time In that speech Mr Car lisle declared in favor of the unlimited lisle a silver man first and politician second I will bolt if you please but I do not make this as a threat impelled by any motive other than my loyalty to the interests of this glorious nation which has been shrouded in despair by the work of capitalists unfriendly to silver The depression is by no means confined to America It reaches around the world and the result will be that an international conference will be called within a year It will be held at the request of Germany and doubtless ask for a ratio of 15K to 1 But the free and unlimited coinage of silver is what the world will eventually come to The silver question is no longer a local one A new bill formed by the congress of Chili provides for specie payment from June 1 1895 and as both metals are to be utilized the change promises to have an important effect upon the worlds supply of metals The presi- Â¬ dent of Chili is empowered for the term of three years to coin 10000000 of silver All of the proceeds from the sale of nitrate beds shall be devoted exclusively to the purchase and coin- Â¬ age of silver Three gold coins of 20 The S10 and 5 are also provided for silver dollar is to weigh 20 grams and is to be 835 1000 fine Silver is to be a legal tender for S0 except to the gov- Â¬ ernment where it is received as gold Weighed In the balances Having tried the single gold stand Â¬ ard and found it a failure in every sense of the word except it be in giv Â¬ ing the money sharks of Wall and Lombard streets a tighter grip on the nation the people have come to the conclusion that wo have nothing to lose by criving silver a trial Cuthbert Ga Liberal Chill for Silver new mammal previously unknown to natural science has been discovered by George Zenker a German colonist in the country back of the Cameroon coast in equatorial Africa It has been named the Idiurus Zenker by the Ber Â¬ lin museum of natural history in honor of tho discoverer and in English would probably best be described as a flying mouse While somewhat resembling a bat it certainly belongs to an entirely different species The animal is the size of a mouse its fur is heavy gray and soft and it has a wing membrane extending from s the neck all around the body This mem Â¬ brane is covered with fine hair lying closely against it Two peculiarly shaped bones extending out from bo hind the forward extremities lend ad ditional support to tho membrane which is strong enough to support the flying mouse in short downward flut terincr t The membrane acts more like a parocnute than a wing and the animal is unable to raise itself from the ground by means of its flying apparatus A curiously developed tail longer than the animal itself gives it a peculiar aspect This tail is covered by tiny horny scales between which long wimper like hairs are growing out and it ends in a brush Little is known about the mode of life of the idiurus but it feeds mostly on vegetable mat A ter v i i canvass of Mississippi editors recently in convention at Biloxi showed 41 for free coinage of silver and 18 atrainst it and in favor of a gold stand Â¬ ard while four called themselves bi- A Mississippi In Line metallists A i i izes it the citizen may acquire it but he can do nothing more BOLD WORDS Silver Must lie Fully KecognUed or There Will He a Great Shaking Up of Old Tarty Hon Henry M Teller senator from Colorado and once a cabinet officer was recently at Omaha and to a reporter he said The silver question is spreading in the east and even in Europe and peo Â¬ ple are beginning to realize that silver is the only panacea for bard times I left the democratic party in 1854 In New York state to assist in organ Â¬ Lines i I W izing the republican party and have been a republican ever since I left tho democratic party at that time on account of its policy on the labor ques- Â¬ tion namely slavery of colored work Â¬ I rebelled against physical men servitude To day I 3tand before tho people of tho United States us a silver rman above party and I shall leave the republican party if at any time in tho future it refuses relief to silver inter ests and seeks to plunge the citizen I mean into financial servitude what I say and if the repub party nominates an anti lican silver man for president or refuses 2Sig glvjPank ia fo i I 1 Pfer1 southern exchange declares that the more the silver question is agitated the stronger it grows The people want silver money and they are bound They yelled louder Depew continued his speech and to have it gained the attention of the crowd He thanked them profusely for their re- Â¬ SELF EVIDENT ception gave them some advice and re- Â¬ tired Just at this juncture tho train Gold Standard Couutrle Depressed While drew out The departing college proSilver Countries Are Prosperous But there are some propositions that fessor walked inside and glared at Decannot be denied Here is one Every pew He Is now writing a treatise on country that has adopted the single Nerve gold standard lias for years been pass Â¬ KAVA DRINKING ing through a period of deep depres- Â¬ sion marked by falling prices social A Peculiar Beverage of tho South Sea unrest industrial disturbances em Islands phasized at intervals by violent panics Kava is an indigenous tree more or This condition did not exist prior to less pjentiful throughout the South 1873 but began immediately there- Sea islands the root of which is em Â¬ after and with occasional and tempo Â¬ ployed in the manufacture of the drink rary rallies has lasted to this day When visitors are present much cere-Â¬ With the very time that the crold mony is observed in its preparation A standard countries began to suffer beautiful round bowl of dark colored from a profound business depression wood is produced its interior shining the silver standard countries began a with a blue enamellike coating caused career of steady nrojrress Japans by the deposit of the root Generally growth and development had been speaking the best bowl is the property vithin the past twenty years Indias of the village and much care is taken great strides in manufacturing enter and time is spent in polishing and pre- Â¬ prises had been within the same time serving the enamel in the interior Mexico has grown and prospere 1 won Three young girls with shining derfully within the past few ypars and white teeth chosen usually from the durin the very time that we have belles of the village seat themselves been passing throuyh our period of around the bowl each having a piece stagnation was making steady prog- of tho kava root This they proceed to ress in the development of her great break up Into small pieces and put Â¬ resources The manufacturers of Eu- ting them into their mouths chew tho rope are loudly complaining of tho ru- Â¬ dry root till it is reduced to a pulp inous competition of silver usin coun- Â¬ which is placed from time to time in The farmers of tho United tho bowl A sufficiency having been tries States are being criishe 1 by the same thus prepared water Is poured In and foe The silver countries for the first the whole mixture stirred up bunches timo are becoming dangerous rivals to of fine fiber are then drawn through tho great nations of the world Mem the Ijquid to strain out any small pieces phis Commercial Appeal of the root which may remain The drink is now complete and is passed Call and get your bags of us around in cups of cocoanut shell to the plxttifs and principalpeople of trie ao oiljee Oklpapers for gain at tljia sembly in order of rank Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ I Will Have Silver TWO STORIES Chauncey Depew Took an Ovation Which Did Not Belong to Him The other day Chauncey M Depew was riding along in a sleeper when the train came to a stop at Cornell uni- Â¬ versity There was a big crowd out- Â¬ side and the station platform was lined Speechli with yelling college boys speechl speech they yelled Chauncey smiled He was used to great ovations but this was more than he expected He waited modestly for a few minutes for the cries to subside The yells grew louder Chauncey got up put on his best smile and buttoned up his coat He strode out with all the dignity of a great man He did not know that one of the faculty of Cornell was going off on the train and was be ing given a rousing send off by the col- Â¬ lege Depew appeared upon the platform bowing and smiling in every direction Young men of Cornell he began in his best voice you do me the distinA great cheer went guished honor up Some of the boys recognized him non commissioned officers each housed in separate barracks to which must bo Professional Cards added the stables with mules Alpine dogs and live goats sheep and rabbits Frank Bell tho latter for food the provision houso J T Hanbeits the cellars the workshop etc HANBERYBELL What these hardy Alpine soldiers had most to contend with was to maintain communication with the nearest val- Â¬ Practice in the Courts of Christian and ad leys and villages and this was a task orning counties Office City Hall bulldlngy especially difficult this past winter as Court Square HOPKINSVIIXE KY tho snow fell frequently and for tho FRANK RIYES three weeks following Christmas al- Â¬ most uninterruptedly On the moun- Â¬ tain sides the snow lay In the middle X BKIEF HALT IN THE MOUNTAINS of February about throe feet high has slowly tory just beyond the Italian border since which timo itTo reestablish diminV office Over Planters Bank ished day by day During 1804 not less than 127 Italians several days of violent snowstorm after com- Â¬ were stopped on French territory on munication with the nearest base Of W S WITHERS the suspicion of playing the spy and operations was often a herculean COttPSE LLOS 7EEKHJ1B of these 01 were civilians afld 00 mili piece of work and the men from the tary persons while the Italian authori- Col des were forced ties have stopped 219 French men and to dig Echellcs repeatedlymounds and Office over Plunters Bank tunnels through espionage of women on the charge of high walls of snow that impeded their HOPKINSVILLE - KY whom 17 were held and sentenced progress downwards These foots in themselves speak a lan Â¬ French The establishment of guage which Is plain enough for they corps of Alpine chasseurs this spurred has show how suspicious one of these two Spain to organize on PHYSICIAN AndSUKGEON her part a siml- leading Latin nations is of her neigh Â¬ OFFICE Fifth and Main meets opposite bor and one time ally the other leadCity Coort Rootn They show how ing Latin nation TELEPBONE NO 5 both countries deem a war as within the possibilities of the near future and HH how strained their relations have really come to be since the establishment of and - Pnper - Hanger Painter the triple alliance whose member Italy -- ALL WOR- K- 0 has remained for over ten years Done with Neatness and Dispatch nnd at Lowest Prices It is owing to this regrettable state SHOP 8th street next to D RBeard of things that France as well as Italy omcenoDKiusviije ny has made and is still making all the preparations for o war whose scene might be on the territory of either country Now the Franco Italian borPHYSICIAN SURGEON der is formed for nearly the whole line Hopjnsville Ky by chains of the Alps which in their eastern and northern spurs form also OFFICE up stairs opposite Telephone office corner Ninth and Main Residence corner the dividing line between Switzerland Main and Seventeenth and Germany Switzerland and France and Switzerland and Italy Only on the French border those chains ruse more abruptly and are even harder to surmount Forts and fortresses fortiTUNNELING THROUGH THE SNOW fied and crenelated Alpine passes nar Â¬ row ditches and crevasses that may be- Iar corps under Gen Dominguez come tombs for myriads of solders some which is to guard the passes leading Office over Bank of Hopkinsville day have been erected or strengthened from France through the Pyrenees intc n and 2 to i p m Hours from to on both sides of the frontier during the Spanish territory von Schierbrand Wolf past decade and on summits of isolated C mountain peaks the black mouths of Begin at Home Krupp or Creuzot guns are now frowning The time has come to drop the talk and threatening where formerly tho of international bimetallism That is goatand chamois peaceably grazed But DENTIST as far as goes and every bi one of the most characteristic innova- Â¬ all right favors it of course bu be- Â¬ metallist it Offiice over Kellys Jewelry Store Â¬ tions made in both armies was the or fore vfe Europe and attempt to ganization thedrilling and the complete dictate areform financial policy to the rest of HOPKINSVILLE - - - Ky equipment of Alpine chasseur corps the world let us begin oui reforma- Â¬ The Italian army as a matter of fact tion at home by the establishment of FIRST NATIONAL had the nucleus of such a body even be- Â¬ an American policy Even according fore Victor Emmanuel father of the to the gold men such a course will present king was himself a son of the force Europe to follow our policy We W W GRAY PROP mountains and an indefatigable climber cannot do better than to proclaim a B NINTH ST NEAR MAIN and hunter of mufflon chamois and programme of America for the Ameri Alpine bear and to him too it was cans in finances as well as in other mat- Â¬ SHAVING 10 SHAMPOO- Â¬ due that a veritable elite corps the best ters Los Angeles Express ING 25 HAIR CUTTING and hardiest of his army has existed 25cenls for the past forty years the Cacciaton Nothing but first class work and alt men inured to the dreadful hardships done in latest fashion for the firsttime on a kuegefeal the future availability of thu Chaur dee Alpes and the test has turned out quitq satisfactorily Hitherto the chain of observatory stations of small1 camps and1 detached forts up on tho mountain passes had been abandoned year after year as tho snow began to fly as it had been supposed that to stay in thoso exposed posts during tho dreadful winter weather vrs humanly not possi- Â¬ ble or at least fraught with great dan Â¬ ger and probable loss of many mens lives or health These posts had been left unprotect Â¬ ed from early in November until tho snow on the peaks melted lato in May or early in June and all drilling and military marches and excursions had likewise ceased during that time Last winter however a series of camj8 were kept in full operation with alto Â¬ gether 1260 men and a corresponding number of beasts andrequentmarches and other exercises have been indulged in the total loss of life until March 10 numbering only 0 The Jargestof these hibernating camps have been main Â¬ tained near the Col di Tenda and the Col des Echellcs each about 7000 f6et high A company of chasseurs was quartered in each with a captain two lieutenants and tho requisite number of 3WJS5 It O ttJ Tf Mild WJktwh RtWc wM WAiaBUSTHIStWJUUHCCHSM W ABSOLUTELY r THE sweet mmk CICARETTE BRANDS COMBINED Ha stood the Tejt of Tima MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHER OLD RELIABLE f UfeE Hopkinsville Ky AT LAW Andrew Seargent M D B SkerrItt Dr H H Wallac V E C ANDERSON PlifsiciaoANpSyfgWfi Junius McDavitt BARBER SHOP Betrnr than Hot Springs Kt SATISFACTION GUARANTEED O w Jlliiflk mmtttmimtiP L ffc lip ut have been suffering with sciatica for three years I was notable to do any work and tried eveaything and made a trip ro Hot Springs which gave me partialrelief but I was as bad as ever a short while after I returned home Thanks to the Electropoise I can now say I am a well man from every rheuGEO R WHITE matic pain I write to thank yor for WHEN YOU the Electropoise nnd will state that I CrOSTo Cobb LOUISVILLE Have your Photograph made at WYBRANTS NEW STUDIO 11 No 580 Fourth Avenup Louisville Ky CHASSEUR OFFICER AND ORDERLY RE C0NNOITERINO of Alpine warfare and knowing the narrow defiles of the Italian Alps the Julian and the Cottian as well as their pockets In 1880 France finally followed suit paterning hercorps of Alpine chasseur after the Italian not only in the mat ter of equipment but also in the train Â¬ ing and exercising of the men Within the frontier departments occupied by the Fourteenth and Fifteenth French army corps twelve battalions of this new special troop were formed backed up by twelve Alpine batteries in all comprising about 0000 men and 1200 beasts of burden notably mules and donkeys This corps has been made up of recruits partly obtained from Savoy partly from the Pyrenees department and from the maritime Alps and they have been steadily improved in efficien cy until they equal if not surpass the members of the Italian corps who had served as their models The winter just past has been a very severe one in that part of the world as well as elsewhere and it has therefore served the French government to tent Two years ago I was in very bad health physicans said it was Brights Disease and they could do nothing for me an1 my chances for living as long as two months was very slim I bought an Electropoise and began to improve at once Am now in first class health Do You Want to Stop Tobacc YOU OAK BE OURED WHILE U8lJO T Th j habit of uslnj tobacco grows on a man HOPSON Hopson Ky I am well pleased with the Electro- craves bacco cuho is a scientiflo and re remedy guaranteed to be poise nnd can not say too much in its liable vegetable and whloh has been in useper tor fectly harmless years having enred thousands of the last praise I used it for rheumatism hnwtnni 2Jtnhnceo users smokers chowers and A L until grave diseased conditions are produced Tobacco causes cancer of the mouth and stomach dyspepsia loss of memory nervous affections congestion of the retina and wasting of the optlo nerve resulting In impairment of vision even to the extent ofÂ¬ blindness dizziness or vertliro tobacco asth ma nightly suffocation dull pain In region of heart followed later by sharp pains pslpU tatlou and weakened pulse resulting in fatal loss of vitality heart disease It also causes TOO L AT E QUIT BEFORE IT 18 suddenly Is too severe a shook to the To quit system as tobacco to an inveterate user be comes a stimulant that his system continually uu i nil and it has entirely cured me Those takingnil ii tish mi tLilts iuuuccujnotifyi you ui iiacco cinio It will nttl1V uv to Slop VS UIVB A wmn non stiffonng witlv rheumatism should by IJCiiuaiiriiifijr uuiu tuy lhow toftTl Hl10A 4 7 nulT dippora aiv all meansgive it a tiiuL TBLAMB McGowan roat me money nmi i h 2 Baccq cuko is hot a substitute1 but a ell Â¬ absolutely de able and scientific oure whlclt stroy the craving for tobacco without tne fia of will power and with no inconvenience H 31 re i u mi T Ky flue os the day you topkjp smoke iV T LtiSnnVrTwrohewor J j V Electropoise rented CrO 4 DUBOIS V EBB 509 Fourth Ayenixe LouMjJW Ky TOJcSeWti 90eJf JuOArjJS Sitae SXD gIXTWUUJVl r BurekaChem Ai noors ikki iox Maufaotvrtng Company Jlanufactur- fcT mokht DOSBr twassaxra aTuS01 receipj sent mreci vriti e 4 J BllMSlIIVruB hi iwucuusiu n 4 July 16 1895 J Olroiiit Court Directory Tuioo lfirat Monday irf Flruary term three wcekaj third Monday lBMfer term two weeks flr Monday In September term tbret erra six four wees term six we February Monday Chwstu -- Fourth Monday la June term in t first v w f Motes Friend HOPKINSVJCLLE Wonderful Memory VVi My1 k KENTtJiOKrAN A 7 KNOWS MANY CROOKS Chicagos tfetv Chlof of Detectives Has a Physicians Story Monday In September term tkfiweekS LVon First Monday tn May term two weeks first Monday In August term twc weeks flrt Monday in December term two weeks April Cahowai fiecoud Monday InAugust term torm rs Mondov three iroeVt two eeMJS eoond Monday In November a Dr Kollock in Nashville 1 of the hot stars being inhabited by ani Â¬ We receive the due rewards of our mals with silicon substituted for char coal Silicon is sand or at least it deeds bears much the same relation to sand A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man that carbon does to charcoal Jt Are you bilious constipated or Cool as a encumber trouDiea witn aunuBuiuuvuo It has been found on investigation coatbad taste in mouth foul breath that the cucumber has a temperature ed tongue dyspepsia indigestion of one degree below that of tho sur Â¬ behot dry skin pain in back and rounding atmosphere so that the protween the shoulders chills and fever verbial cool as a cucumber would apÂ¬ etc If you have any of these symp pear to be scientifically correct toms your liver is out of order and Motto for a Grocery your blood is slowly being poisoned A village humorist was asked to sug Â¬ because your blood does not act propa motto erly Herbine will cure any disorder gestproposed for thtl new groceryis and tho Honest tea he this bowels It of the liver stomach or equal as a liver medicine best policy lias no To Preserve Naturo8Beaaty Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at K C Hardwicks drug store Anew Connecticut law forbids tho defacing of trees rocks or buildings by Apprehension always paints in tho posting of show bills without the owners consent Mack Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Wnrrtiarlv Assistant Suroeon U S Navy after wards Post Surgeon U S Army and later Surgeon British Marine Service1 wltu two ifonpoTTipriinpfift9 nhvHiiftii at Hot Springs ArK Endorsed by tho Encyclopedia Brl-BOLD BY ALL DBTJOOIST8 anica Vol X page 185 tue largest uU In the world being In most Important work wenty flVe volumes each the size of a large Silicon Instead of Charcoal churclf Mwle He Is noted as theCdiscoverer Men are composed chiefly of charcoal Â¬ of thegve prlnolplelof gelsemlnum a speci and water As beings of this compos- Â¬ fic for neuralgia of the face nnd wpmb Cures and General ition cannot exist in any heat great Catarrh Syphilis Lost Manhood Tviimir Tho iinntnr lms b6en all over the enough to set tho charcoal on flro in world and has made mrny cures given up by spitoof tho water the scientists are now speculating as to the possibilities other physicians Vendome Bunaing Tho present city administration of Chicago has placed a nrnnber of men peculiarly well fitted for the positions which they have been chosen to 811 but no more apt selection has been made than that of Horace M Elliott as captain in charge of thodctectivc force Capt Elliojit is a natural lwrn detective a midwife for many though no one would think it to look at I have been Â¬ years and in each case wnere MOTH- him for jio lias the appearance of an was used ii accomplished won- Â¬ active buiihes pan rather than that of ERS FRIEND It the sleuth pictured by the readers of ders and shortened labor and lessened pain is the best remedy for EISING OF TIIB Sherlock Holmes wonderful career BREAST known and worth the price Ho is a stockily built man of medium for that alone height looking forty five rather than Mrs MM Brewster Montgomery Ala the fifty five that his years probably number He wears a tawny mustache Sent by Express or mall on receipt of price and his most striking1 feature is a keen 100 per bottle Book To Mothers mailed eye that looks a man through and tree through He can sit in a streot car BRAOFIELO REGULATOR 00 Atlanta Qa Cures Df QQQt Rising DlDQOi PHYSICIAN HEAL THYSELF THE ADAGE APPLIED Dr Porter of Kentucky Telia Ilo y It wa Done CERULEAN SPRINGS Yom the Ml Stirling Ky Gazette i In tho mountains of Eastern Kentucky Hyps Dr C II Porter who for 47 years has ministered to the siok in the counties of llowan and Morgan anl has during that tiiue suffered more than many of tho patients on whom he called He was at last cured and his curt was so startling and miraculous that it was soon the talk of the the moun Â¬ T Tii2Q Ccmntv Kentucky W GTKSIN GO Maers THE HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS ARE UNSURPASSED This famous health and pleasure resort tho oldest ift VPestern Kentucky the 0 V Railroad 14 miles from Princebn and 16 miles from Hopkinsville and is open the year round SIX TRAINS DAILY is situated on tains and finally reached the Blucgrass ity and to his question the doctor replied A reporter of the Gazelle concluded to in Â¬ vestigate in the interest of suffering human Sulyhur and Chalybeate Water in Abundance Temperature of Sulphur Water 56 degrees flowing from a bold andnevet failing spring AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN STRING BAND ON HAND Rates reasonable aiid made known on application Address Managers For Descridtive Pamphlet and full particulars CAPT DOIUCE M ELLIOTT St I I are expressions frequently heard about cures effected by Clinic Kidney Cure Do not fail to try this great remedy tor sale by Mrs Catnerine Oleary who owned for any kidney trouble the cow that kicked over the lamp that K C Hardwick and C K Wyly started the fire that cost Chicago When the church is wide awake sin190jOUQO died last night of pneu- Â¬ ners cannot sleep xf monia t i t Dont Stop Him Ballards Snow Liniment v com He has a bad attack of colic und is This Liniment is different in position from any other liniment on making for C K Wylys drug store ur the market It is a scientific discov- after a bottle of Foleys Colic and n ery which results in it being the most Diarrhoea Cure 25c and 50c For penetrating Liniment ever known sale by R C Hardwick and C K There are numerous white imitations Wyly which may be recommended because It never makes the day any brightthey pay the seller a great profit Beware of these and demand Ballards er to find fault with the sun Snoy Liniment It positively cures Last summer one of our grand Sprains Neuralgia Hheumatism and children was sick with a severe bow- Â¬ Bruises Wounds Cuts Sciatic Burns el trouble Our doctors remedies Inflammatory Rheumatism Scalds Sore Feet Contracted Mus- failed then we tried Chamberlains cles Stiff Joints Old Sores Pain in Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy speedy relief We Pack Barb Wire Cuts Sore Chest or which gave very best medicine ever and is especially beneficial in regard it as the Throat put on the market for bowel comParalysis plaints Mrs E G Gregory Fred Mo This certainly is the The world hath long known the ericktown best medicine ever put on the market Â¬ word charity without understand- for dysentry summer complaits coling it ic and cholera infantum in children It never fails to give prompt relief Weakness is the symptom impov- when used in reasonable time and the erished blood the cause Hoods Sar- - plain printeddirections are followed 4 aaparilla the cure It makes the Many mothers have expressed their Weak strong sinoere gratitude for the cures it has effected For sale by R C Hard Intelligence Is never wasted intel wick druggist ligence like Sods never stirs except I with design The man who walks with God keeps the devil on a run l Kf West v In the vicinity of Boquetany one Remedy Chamberlains Cough moreland Co Pa almost can tell you how to cure a lame back cures colds croup and whooping or stiff neck They dampen a piece cough It is pleasant safe and relia- Â¬ of flannel with Chamberlains Pain ble For sale by R C Hardwick Balm and bind it on the affected druggist parts and in one or two days the trouble has disappeared This same A sin of any kind is a demand for treatment will promptly cure a pain in God to leave His throne the side or chest Mr E M Frey a Weak weary and wasted Boquet prominent merchant of 8jKfis very highly of Pain Balm and people may become strong vigorous his recommendations have had much and healthy by taking Foleys Sarsa to do with making it popular there parilla a perfect blood purifier a For sale by K C Hardwick druggist splendid tonic Trial size oOc For sale by R C Hardwick and C K The follies of youth are excusable Wyly nothing is admirable in the aged exA man may not always tell what ho cept wisdom will do until the trial is upon him 9 O Mrs Rhoditf oah of this place Dyspepsia Twenty five Years s was taken in tho night with and the next day diarrhsea Mr A Y Sheats Kingston V Ga set in She took half a bottle of says May 81st 1895 I was troubled blackberry cordial but got no relief She then sent me to seeif I had any with Dyspepsia fpr twenty five years thing that would help her I sent and could get no permanent relief her a bottle of Chamberlains Colic from any treatment or medicine until Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and I began the use of Kings Royal Ger theifMtdose relieved her Another metuer some five years ago It gavo of oxr neighbors had been sick for me great relief and after the lapse of about a week and had tried different five years I can recommend it as the remedies for diarrhoea but kept get- Â¬ best medicine I know of for IndigesThis case is ting worse I sent him this same tion and Dyspepsia remedy Only four doses of it was but one out of thousands which prove required to cure him He says he that for digestion Dyspepsia and owes his ecovery to this wonderful all stomach troubles Germetuer cures remedy Mrs Mary Sibley Sidney when all else fails New packages Mich For sale by R C Hardwick large bottle 108 dose3 1 For sale by EC Hardwick druggist of influenza which nothing seemed to relieve until I took Ballards Horehound Syrup One bottle completely cured me I sent one bottle to my sister who had a severe cough and she experienced immediate relief I always recommend this syrup to my friends John Craston 908 Hampshire St Quince Ills writes I have found BalllffHorekounp Syrup superior to anybther cough medicine I have aver known It never disappoints Price 50c Free trial bottles at K C Hardwicks drug store sult What a Prominent Insurance Man Says Chamberlains Bye and Skin Ointment H M Blorsom senior member of Is unequalled for Eczema Tetter Salt Scald Head H M Blossom Co 217 N 3d St Eheum Itching PilesSore Nipples Chapped Hancbj Louis writes I had been left Chronic Sore Eyes and Burns Frost Bites Lids with a very distressing cough the re- For sale by druggists atGranulated Eva 25 cents per box HOBSlToWNEBS 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 sale by druggists TO The yoke of Christ will only fitt the willing neck Wonderful Marvelous f quietly reading a paper and if he di Â¬ rects that eye of his over the top of the sheet at the man across the way tho latter feels decidedly uncomfortable if he has anything on his mind Capt Elliott can stand at a crowded street corner and pick from the passing throng almost every crook who goes by Ho has a marvelous memory for names and faces and though he docs not look it he is a pretty tough customer in a struggle as many old offenders have reason to know Hampshire is his native New state and he was born in tho shadow of tho Greer mountains Ho went to Boston as a lad and csnbarkpd Just before tho in business there breaking out of the civil war he came west and located in Chicago It was in years ago that June ho became a member of tho police force He was just about of age at tho time and ho did duty for about four years when he went into tho government service under Gen Oakes who waa chief muster and disbursement officer in Illinois Capt Elliott was stationed at Chicago for a time and then went to Springfield It was his chief duty to look up claims against the government for subsistence and transportation of troops In 1860 be entered the Chicago police service again and remained on the force until 18T5 when there was an upheaval and he was dismissed to re- Â¬ duce expenses In 1878 he went back again under Mayor Heath and served until Mayor Washburno retired him on a pension- - Mai McClaughry was chief at tho time arid Capt Elllptt did not know why he should be retired He received his first promotion under Mayor RocKe when Inspector Bon field chief of- tho detective bureau made him sergeant of detectives Shortly afterward ho was made a lieu- Â¬ tenant Ho told Bonfield he did not You must want it but Bonfield said obey orders n Under Mayor Cregler ho was made a captain and assigned to duty in Englowood where he remained until his retirement For two years he did splendid service for the worlds fair people having full charge of the guards at the gates rough-and-tumble -- Twenty years ago whilo living in Mor Â¬ gan county and practicing my profession I had a terrible nervous shock that complete Â¬ ly prostrated me und from that time until a few months ago I suflered untold agony and in fact never knew a well day I tried eyerything in the way of medic ne that I knew and consulted other physicians for miles around but I found no relief and I resigned myself to the inevitable and await Â¬ ed the end A few months ago my son saw an account in your paper of a new medicine called Dr Williams Pink Pills and wanted me to try it I told him they would do me no cood but after taking a few doses I felt jfbeiierand again hope revived in my breast i lconunueu laKing ine puis aim continued ttoimprove and noV I believe I have finally recovered That is about all of the story I believe Iwk nils saveu my nie and 1 rievjr fail to recommend them in my prac Â¬ tice In fact I can tell you of a man that you will pass on your road home who has been almost completely cured of rheuma tism after years of suffering Mr S G Bailey is his name and you can stop and see htm After thanking Dr Porter the Gazette man started for Mr Baileys residence He was found on his farm cutting some trees down Tn reply to our inquiry Mr Bailey said Yes Dr Porter told you the truth I suffered for years with rheumatism and was only able to leave my room in gocd weather and then was not abe to do any work I was urged by Dr Porter to try Pink Pills for several weeks I positively refused He finally overcame my prejudice however and 1 am glad of it for you can see your self what Pink Pills have done tor me Come to the house and I will show you my crutch und cane which Pink Pills have ea abled me to lay abide 1 have also been giving these pills to a neighbors child which has scrofula and it is improving right along The address of all the gentle- Â¬ men referred to is Elliottsville Rowan County Kentucky and anyone can have these statements verified bywritingto them Dr Williams Pink Pills contain all the elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered neryes They are for sale by all druggists or may be had by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N Yfor 60 ceots per box or six boxes for 250 t t7 o crjsr2sr z CO Summer season now open Chalybeate Springs G EO SZSI53E3ZEEiZE3 L DIAL Proprietor There Is no longer any excuse for the people to remain In tlie cities thrqugh the warm summer months for the wantofaccomodatlons at the CHALYBEATE SPRINGS aSE BREE KY The proprietor GL Dial has reeently built a houbawltli ajuumber of goocl well ventilated rooms v lthln twenty yards of the Springs sufficiently elevated which malta it quite a desirable for quiet rest and health Exa sr Eajftjjss 700 Pei TsTeels 1 1895 THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT DAW SON SPRl NBS DAWSON Ho kins County KENTUCKY Thee celebrated chalybeate and salts springs are situated immediately upon tho Chesa- Â¬ peake Ohio and southwestern R K its miles west of LouisUlle Ky and 6s miles east of Paducah Ky THE ARCADIA HOUbE is new and neatly furnished with capacity of entertaining 300 persons The owners of the hotel are also owners of the Springs and the guests of the Arca dia House have FREE ACCESS to the Springs without extra charge Invalids should remember that the months of June and July ofier many advantages to persons visiting the Springs The dry and liquid salts are manufactured ai these Springs For pamphlets etc apply to CO Proprietors NJI HOLEMAN i W Fermerly with Alexander T Gbant Propr B EB BEASONONBLE RATES T Grant 1 Baldwin Clerks OUR OLDEST THEATER Belle of the Early American Stage Being Torn Down In Sabnnah A building believed to be the oldest theater in America is now being de-Â¬ molished at Savannah Ga to crive place to a new amusement structure wjth a larger seating capacity and all the modern improvements The Savan Â¬ nah theater was built in 1818 and has remained up to the present day practically without a change During all of this time it has witnessed tho growth of Savannah from a small and ill paved town to one of the finest cities in the world and war and pestilence have raged about it without altering its ARLINGTON HOTEL CORNER TWELFTH ASP MAIN STBEET LOUISVILLE HOT AND COLD BATHS ICY BAR BARBER SHOP 1 in snagaijg WMfMMMi MMBM WMMMMM SAMUEL HODGSON Manufacturer and Importer oi CLARKSVILLE TENN original character Thero are many traditions con nected with tho old structure now be Â¬ ing torn down and it has harbored within its walls all of the great theatric Â¬ al lights who have made the history of tho American stage When rum- - ll ii ITALIAN MARBLE de- Â¬ entrusted m SOOTOHi SWEDE f j 1 in U and the most sirable EASTERN G RANITE MONUMENTS TABLETS and STATUARY JVone I mi 1 I m After 40 years experience we feel confident that orders to us will be executed in a skillful ana artistic manner dDSrMR F M WHITLOW is our Solicitor for work iSl but the best material used I M IRISH POLITENESS Vat Unloaded His Wbeolbarrorr to Get Out of tho Way It was just at dusk in Littlo Judea at St Louis The street was lined with Polish Jews jabbering away in a lingo which none but themselves could understand Dozensof small children dodged fjil fr JSlfSJ fJI Pr S MrirSlafwi--lf- t I V J HE STARTED TO TUBS OUT cramp-ing-pain- J corner coxDoa short Hebrew with a big pods oa his btk arid lib hands fail He started to turn oifo just as the Irish Â¬ man staggered his wheelbarrow in the saino direction Ho turned the other way and another stagger of tho wheel Â¬ barrow brought him up short Thus things wero kept up about two minutes The Hebrew was mad and tho Irishman bewildered Finally tho latter stopped lifted both baskets of coal off on to tho sidewalk wheeled iha barrow into tho gutter with the remark 4Tno sidewalk Is too narrow for two and I always get out of the way of a man rwith a load And as the Hebrt- - passed on he loaded his boskets beek on to the oar row and zigsagged on down the street about between tho legs of passers by and swarmed about tho street cars Everyone was looking to seo what ho could see when a tall Irishman with a large sized jag came down the street wheeling a barrow on which were a couple of baskets of coal The jagged mans course waa any Â¬ thing but straight and it was with the greatest difficulty that even thechil r dren keptout of his way He had zig Â¬ zagged down Carr street nearly to SeverJth when suddfculy around the ing through tho nighi Tho hole in the floor was in the ex act spot where on actor some ttme pre Â¬ viously asserted ho had seen a ghost4 which is supposed to luwo taken this means of passing to the cellar rather than go to the inconvenience of deÂ¬ scending the stairs Negrpos in Savan nah have always avoided tblo old theater at night and many have related stories oi ghostly audkevcies assem Â¬ bling there and of faint ghostly ap Â¬ plause beard in tbesxnfell hours of lira morning issuing from the deserted building g-wheel covered with dust and worm eaten The ohl spinning wheel excited much discussidn and curiositjv People were at a Loss to account for the presence of this article of domestic use COKfeVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS in such a place until some remembered wheel had been used in that such a KENTUCKY HOPKINSVILLE scenes of Faust1 and Martha C8p Good Rigs with or it turned out that this was the clalmen Good lot room without drivers furnished day or night Special rates to Commer Then adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES wheel which had been used by Jenny Lind when sho sang in the opera of TWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER CNE MANAGEMENT Martha at this theater It had been brought to America from the Hay SOUTHERN BOWLING GREEN market theater in London seventy six years ago and having been an old one School at tho time is believed to bo at least Business Collsge one hundred years old IN 1070 ESTABLISHED Nobody knows who built the old BUSINESS COLLEGE theater It is known to bo at least BOWLING GREEN Training School ol the South SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL Scientific and Classic English Teachers The great Business seventy seven years of age but its Book Keepingr Short hand Telegraphy Type Courses Music Art and Elocution provided uncertainty Writing and Penmanship Pupils can enter at for Low rates of board and tuition Send foi early days are shrouded in catalogue lor catalogue Its late manager says that in his opin an time SendCourse- desired Address Proprs Bowling JreenKy CHEBBY BB0 MoaUon world ion it is the oldest theater in tho standing in its original condition It lias been impossible for years to get anyone to sleep in the theater be cause of a popular superstition that it in woolen was haunted On account of this ab Â¬ one knows we are sence of a watchman a queer thing hapÂ¬ most fashionable aalors fabrics and the pened many years ago Which is still re- Â¬ guarantee fits and absolute- Â¬ the city lated in Savannah as mysterious The to the managehJJeoming one morning any ly our customers to pay theater found in the center dressmg-l-oor- a Our a hole about two feet in diameter clothes are not thoroughly satisfactory burned right through tho floor Thero stock of woolens is now complete embracing was no other cvklenco of fire and an examination showed that thero had designs in London specials and all been no means of ingress to the build Â¬ maging through the rooms of tho old structure workmen came upon a spinnin- will 3r Lhery Feed And ale Stable- rfLw 9PJu crail HOW TO DRESS NEATLY Every artists We want dont in for that spring the latest importations exclusive with us show them Foreign No one else can OUR TRIMMINGS We invite you to call and are always the very best see for yourself and get prices N TOBIN FASHIONABLE TAILOR 108 MAIN STREET CP 4v Osi Jt D RK feA t 8 HERE AND THEEE PKRSONAI T HOPKSNVlLLE KENTOCKIAI ABOUND AND ABOUT MY STOCK HCAKKKT OOSSIJ 1846 Iistjb8 uTtheOld Rellvbl i 5S5G J895 y Di M 1 r IV Reported by Tatcm Embbv A Co Mr S A Nance Gen So agent for NOTHING BUT MEWS FOUND IN THIS LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS last week jBete Paughn walked to A U JVlclirew s Uo shoe manuiaq COLUMN EOOBBON STOCK YA6DS Hopkinsville procured a rnwsriage li Â¬ turers of Detroit Mich visited rela Â¬ Knight tives near Roaring Sprihgs last week cense to macrv Mies Cindn QUOTATIONS Thev walltad r Rsn Fruits wishing Mr Nance was enroute north and A Condensed Acooant of the Latest nap jReceipls 119 and 47 calves Ship him to marrv them but as the Squire stopped over a few days His head- Â¬ pentags Tewely Told fdr Busy Readers ments 199 and 12 calves Market was not in that line of business they quarters are at Dallas Texas ruled Bteady on nice desirable grades had in on to TW CI Meacham and Mr W E Reeves a young Trenton years of butcher cattle but all others were Dr Edward Jones for many he tied the knot for tbein and sent merchant is at Dawson for his health shade lower than and Â¬ very alow them on their way rejoicing The Mr Reeves has been suffering with superintendent of the Eastern Ken Monday A fairaxilearancet made but the groom was without ooat or vest and inflammatory rheumatism for some tucky lunatic asylum and ior year an inknate there tcommitted sui outlook not very flattering Barefooted Fairview Review time but is now much improved 4 cide yesterday by jumping from a Cinia Sxtra hptng t0 4 75 mpbell has resumed 25 to 4 60 Dr A P Lliht Bhlpping Mrs Ellen Johnson Henshaw of second story window r irTT 00 to 4 60 Best butchers hm nmrfiVfl mid also has secured the College Hill Ohio and her little a 00 to s 75 butchers The following states will Tote for Fair o good meuium puicners w v iu uoxnmon to right to extract teeth by the painless- brother Stephen Johnson of Louis ofBces next Thlnroughsteerapoorcowgand Governor and other State process umce over idubhbu as t 1 00 to 1 25 ville are visiting at Mr 0 B Webbs November scalawags Massachu Kentucky 8 75 to 4 25 Good to extra oxen The German given at Trenton JFri 1 50 to 2 75 Common to medium oxen Misses Daisy Rice and Annie Bra- Â¬ setts Mississippi Iowa Maryland 8 to 4 00 niffht was a very brilliant affair sher are visiting Miss Lizzie Hutchins New Jersey New York Ohio Penn Feeders dav 1 75 to 2 7f Stockera and was attended by a large number inRussellville 1 60 to 8 00 sylvania and Virginia Bulls 2 00 to 4 25 ne dancing took Vealcalres of young people 27 60 to 85 60 jokers nut up several Choice milch cows Practical Mrs E A Petty and children of place at the Opera House muBicbe- 10 00 to 18 00 Fair to good milch cows ing furnished by Wards band of this Sedalia Mo are visiting the family yards of weinewurst in the bed of a Hoas Receipts 1706 Shipments young man near Greenup and the city Refreshments wore served at ofC E S White near Fairview man thinking he was in bed with rat- 429 Market slow and about5c lower midnight and the occasion proved a Miss Carrie Fletcher of Louisville choice most pleasant one to all who attended arrived in this city last week on a visit tlesnakes went into convulsions He tops 4 50 Pair demand ior light shipping hogs at quotations will die Hoos Choice packing and butoh FOR RENT Residence on Clay to Mrs T M Jones to 4 60 800 lb ers 225 Jb The 10000 which Fitzsimmons Fair to goodtopacking W0 lb to Street between 14th and 16th streets Judge Brown haB returned from 4 40 to 4 45 as a stake for his fight with ifl5ft I E L Foolks Illinois where he went on profession Â¬ brbett has been attached bya ther Good to extra light 160 lb to 160 4 40 to 4 60 Jb j lb to 160 lb bridge across Trade Wa- - al business The iron A 25 to 4 85 atrical printer who claims that Fitz Fat Shoots 120 ter which is being built near Daw- - Misses Ida and Minerva Fyke have owes him for work done A 10 to 4 25 Tat shouts 100 Jb to 120 lb Roughs 150 lib to 400 lb H 8 60 to 4 00 son is nearing completion and will be gonetOvOdin Ills to visit the family Sheep and Lambs Receipts 1812 Back Tax Collector R J OMa areaay lor travel m about ten days Fyke honey of Lexington was indicted by Shipments S20 Market firm on prime The abutments Have been finished ofDrJJ and it only remains fox 3he irons to Mr and Mrs T W Buckner of the grand jury there for embezzle- lambs beat JKy lambs 500 hest Tenbe put together and placed in position Henderson visited Mr S G Buck- - ment The indictment is based on a nessee lamb31 00 to 4 5Q best fat failure to account for 55150 sheep 2 00 toJ2 25 No demand for The new oridge is at the ford on the ners iamily road leading fromDawBonto this city was shot and killed stock ewes Common and medium haB returned from Isaac Burnett MissXucy Dade lambs almost unsalable TJr E N Fruit Dentist office over a pleasant visit to friends in Todd in Wayne county by Louis Coffey Sheep and Lss Good to ex ship planned o elope with his county who had ping Bheep 2 00 to 2 25 City Bank Hopkinsville Ky 1 50 to 2 00 Fair togood Common taredlam Miss Maggie Young of Allensville daughter l 26ito 1 60 Prof H L Holt haB been elected 100 Louisville and Boston League Bucks lambsKfltuekylms- - 5 00 to 2 00 is visiting her sister Mrs Dr J C Extra jprincpal of the Cadiz Public School 4 00 to 4 60 clubs olaved sixteen innincrs with a Fair to good Tennessee The trustees could not have made a McLravatt 8 00 to 3 50 Common to medium tie result Will wonders never cease more juaicjous selection A success2 00 to 8 00 Toll ends or culls Mrs O EXayne of Fairview has ful record is predicted for the insuing gone to Dawson to spend several Six robbers were strung up in Mex- Â¬ term oi our public school Telephone weeks ico by order of the government LOCALS A surprise awaiting you at Wallis Mr JohnD JElliott and wife returnTOBACCO NEWS ed to their home in Owensboro yesterWe Are HOPKINSVILLE MARKET Account camp meeting the X N day Advertisings will sell round trip tickets to Sebree Co Sales by Ragsdale Cooper Mr and Mrs W L at one and one third fareB plus 10 ison ville spent SundayWaller of Mad July 10 and 11 of 3W hhds in the city cents admission July 13th to 30th 66 hhds tobacco good leaf S12 50 The old reliable XLensliaw- and Furniture dealers Mr W T Bonte has returned from 12 25 11 75 11 75 11 50 10 75 10 75 inclusive Good returning until and a stay of several days at DawsonSSSn 10 50 10 50 10 50 10 50 10 25 10 25 undertakers Up stairs in Henry block on July 31st J M Adams Hopkinsville Ky Mr A A- Metz and family have 10 2510 0010 00 10 00 9 95 9 90 Grape bags the best and cheapest And eo GrovcsUias gone a fishing 9 80 9 80 9 75 9 60 9 80 9 70 9 80 moved to Nashville to live And weve hearTrom old Japan for sale at this office Shes giving China a licking 9 80 9 75 9 80 9 70 9 60 9 30 9 30 But were still at the same old stand Last week wbb the banner week in Miss May Goodwin of Owensboro 9 709 509 309 008 90 8 90 8 75 If you doubt it come and see for tobacco sales on our market Twelve is visiting Miss Daisj Wood 8 50 8 10 8 80 8 75 8 60 8 60 8 50 And examine our shop hundred hogsheads were offered Mrs Pauline Lander is visiting 8 20 8 10 8 00 800 800 8 00 8 00 yourselveb made furniture and be astonished at about a thousand were sold and re friends at Gracey 8 608 008 008 30 8 75 8 90810 the low prices we are selling it for ceipts amounted to nearly eight 8 20 8 50 8 00 Mrs E M Flack and daughters Hundred hogsheads 90 hhds tobacco medium leaf 87 95 7 95 7 95 7 90 9 90 7 90 7 80 7 75 r The Council was expected to meet are at Jerulean last night to decide between the two Mrs N P Stevinson is the guest of 7 70 7 90 7 60 7 60 7 75 7 75 7 90 7 75 7 60 7 60 7 60 7 50 7 50 7 50 waterworks propositions submitted Jrnnceton mends Â¬ 7 50 7 30 7 30 7 25 7 20 7 30 7 20 F-by Bullock of Boston and Wilkinson No picture is ever hunir on the 7 007 007 007 00 7 00 7 10 7 20 bmallhouse of xsowling ireen walls of the Louvre in Paris until the 7 00 6 90 6 90 6 90 The well borer is now working on a artist shall havs been daed ten years 6 75 6 956 956956 10 6 20 610 Â¬ 70 6 40 6 10 6 well for J T Edmunds Four or 6 1U rj UU b UU Cotton Yield in tho South five have been bored on South Main 5 95 ing 63 and fine streams struck in every in- Â¬ The regular monthly cotton crop 5 90 hhds 5tobacco com leaf00 5 00 50 5 60 5 60 5 5 75 stance report for the Memphis district gives 5 80 6 00 5 UU 25 5 VU 5 75 5 00 The Elkton and Guthrie nines the following information The 5 70 5 30 5 00 5 80 5 50 5 25i5 40 crossed bats at the latter place last weather of June was in the main fav- Â¬ 5 20 5 70 5 30 5 50 5 70 5 25 5 50 5 75 5 80 4 95 Wednesday Guthrie made 39 runs 5 005 orable for cotton but there is com 4 954 255 75500 while Elkton scored 9 501504 50410 4 60 4 00 plaint from many sections in Missis 1 50 1 75 4 60 4 50 4 80 5 95 4 40 Winstead and Co who have been Otter Creek Burlap and Tip Top 60 boring a well for Mr C A Brasher sippi Arkansas and Alabama of ex 4 90 4 75 4 95 4 60 4 55 4 70 4 65 Sack cheap at FORBES BROS struck a fine stream of soft water at a cessive rams wmcn nave materially 4 754504 604 59 hhds good lugs 4 25 to 3 00 interfered with the cultivation of the depth of 70 feet Saturday I 28 hhds med lugs S3 to 2J Of our 350 correspondents crop Early grapes are ripening and the 238 reDort the crop in srocd condition 39hhdscomandtra6h 3Jtol50 crop iB the finest for years Where 3i in fair condition and 72 in poor Our market very strong on all grades Co Ky Whiskey vines have been well cared for there condition 150 report the crop in bet- Â¬ desirable leaf and lugs with a good Nelson are no signs of rot or mildew ter condition than last year at this general demand Ship your tobacco to us and we will A GENTLEMANS WHISKEY Medico Chirurgical society met time 100 report it in not so good The condition and 98 in about the same get for you the highest market price A WHISKEY FOR THE SIDEBOARD in Dr F M Stites office yesterday sale davs are Tuesdav Wednes condition AWHISKEYFOFrTHE SIOK ROOM The attendance was fair Owing to the continued rains that days and Thursday of each week SOLD BY The Sebree campmeeting begins have fallen in the sections named Yours Iruly W R LONG today Several from this city will at- many fields are reported foul with Ragsdale Coopeb Co Hopkinsville Ky tend grass and as showers have prevailed daily since these reports were sent Sales of 80 hhds of tobacco by The largest gold coin in existence the damage to the crop has ben Wheeler Mills Co July 10 1895 ib said to be the gold ingot or loof augmented and serious injury is lia25 hhds medium leaf S8 00 7 40 of Annam a flat round piece worth ble to follow unless the rains cease 7 407 257 207 007 00 7 00 6 75 To give two cows for one To induce about S325 the value written on it in Stands are generally good in all of 6 756 506 256 20610 6 10 6 00 a m au- Â¬ trade will give a large India ink the four states and the plant is be 6 005 755 505 505 25 5 25 510 dition original cost 75 itange to Apply Of the twenty seven royal families ginning to bloom and form but has 5 10 5 00 5 00 E M FLACK 4 75 4 75 80 hhds common leaf of Europe two thirds are of German been retarded on account of the ex Hopkinsville Ky cessive rains While the outlook for 4 754754 604 50 4 50 4 50 4 50 origin corn is favorable the corn crop is par 4 2bi 25 A 4 XV 4 IV 10 4 00 excellence 312 out of our 350 cor- 4 004 00 4 00 4 00 3 90 3 90 8 75r respondents report the corn crop as 3 753 603 603 50 3 50 3 25 I have opened a public training being the finest raised for years and 25hhdslugsS3S0 3 30 3 10 310 that the yield of the cereal in the 3 00 3 00 2 90 2 80 2 75 2 65 2 60 stable at Princeton Fair GroundB Memphis section will be the largest 2 502 002 00200 195 195 190 Princeton Ky and any horses en 1 90 1 85 1 85 1 80 1 80 1 75 1 75 trusted to me win receive my personin its history Market continues about the same al attention Soliciting your patronage I am very respectfully Old Point Always Delighted Passengers to C E Tandy West weak end Â¬ Sales by Gaither The many hundred who have taken ing July 11 1895 of 285 hhds as fol New 4 room cottage for sale or rent the annual outing to Old Point speak lows Apply to 25 hhds medium to good leaf near 18th street in delightful terms of the manner in Mas S E Chastain which these excursions are conducted S10 75 11 50 10 25 9 75 8 00 8 75 So carefully has the personal comfort 9 708009 909 00 8 80 8 50 8 75 of the passengers been looked after 9 908008 258 00 8 50 8 75 8 70 ARE YOUH EXES PERFECT tnat when otners return all nave ex- 9 306 258 40810 8 50 59 hhds medium leaf 7 50 610 pressed themselves aB having received 7 30 6 90 7 90 6 10 6 00 7 30 7 80 more for their money than they ex Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ CO Â¬ -Â¬ MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANOE GO 18881h--KKBO r Total Assets January lst organization i VHMM6Mi Paid Poller Holders since Surplus Former N Y Standard 67468 s snfino j in tfnnfnoW fiver ti After second year GUARANTEED CASH SURRENDER VALUES on llfeani Endowment ooliciesINCONTESTIBLE CASH LOANS made onwlgnable policiesi by policy is continued in force FOR FUl rBrvJLrflf m fprred to the purchase 01 a paia up poucv no restrictions as to jsjBaiuawuJS JBBWUUPA TION f U vii f4 fn s t I J THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFEERED Call or write for sample policy at your ago and on plan vdesiid FW SMITH CO State Agents542 West Main street Xoiiisvike Ijyt WALLACE local Agwta a CALLIS HOPKINVILLE KENtUOKY x fm Do you We Wear Hats If So Come and see ours Want I SSXl Business1 More trade from our present custo On 4whai More new ones mere grounds do weask it you say Byy earnest efforts to merit the patronagewe get by doing quiqkly and well all that is expected of a first class jeweler This means the right kind of goods at the right prices and doing nothijag but first class work and this is 1 whSi ve will strictly adhere to A great source of satisfaction to olir customers who leaye us repairing ifl that not only ish done RIGHT but it is always ready when PROMISED- s -- All Trimmed Hats ARE SOLD Less ThanCost SPECIAL Our stock is new and in style IPyle Sm I J Sarzerias- - Graves gSSfenSmoaagMrr Condy The Main Street FURNITURE Dealer LOWEST Casii FIGURES il Mi up JEWELERS 105 Main St RAMBLERS Won at Maysvilie More prizes were won at Maysville on Ramblers than were won on any other make of Out- of a possiblo 23 wheel 11 were won on Ram Â¬ prizes blers including a hill climbing contest which was wonfeja Four first prizes 5 Rambler and seconds Rambler riders always win These were class A riders and not paid amateurs The boys ridejlarnblere faom choice and pay 100 each for their machines becausethey want to ride Ramblers topping the Rambler is the fastest hi cyle built j If you want to win ride a Rambler Bullardsuccessqrs to J Fyle tor grocer ies produce etc A choice stock now be Call orTWright A Complete and Beautiful Stock on hand all at Wrigat Bullard 210 South Main street Wheat Sacks W HARPERS opened Bed room Suits 10 A Solid Odfouit for 1475 S W N DUCKER FUNERAL DIRECTOR- - sR3sfSfm3m38mBiiS8it Hole fiend erson Wanted Wanted t Entirely new and first class in all respects Excellent Sample R6oms and service unequaled in tho city On Double Car Lino 0 F L P KiiKiDEREB Proprietors - Kv Henderson WA i To The Public GUS YOUNG has the Agency for the Champion Mowers and Reapers jfc- PPool A H Goodwin PO L GOODWIN a Keep the best and freshest stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be found in the city T Country Produce handled Opposite Phoenix Hotel Main Btreet 11 STOVES dirt The best stock of Stoves and Ranges In the city E KY 4 KNOWLEDGE pected Ir btp accept any substitute if Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used The many who live bet Â¬ ter than others and enjoy life more with less expenditure by moe promptly adapting the worlds be t products to the needs of physical being will attest the value 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 ant to the taste the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of k perfect lax Â¬ ative effectually cleanaicg the system dispelling coids headaches and fevers ana permanently curing constipation It has given satisfaction t millions and met with the approval of the medical profession because it acts on the Kia neys Liver and Bowels without weak emng them and it is perfectly free from evjry objectionable substance Syrup of Figs is tor sale by all drug Â¬ bottles but it is man gists in 60c ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only whose name is printed on every package alto the name Syrup of Figs and being well inforniedym will no andl ofiered These trips are conducted on the most elevated basis and so as to be taken at the least possible expense In the first place reduced rates for side excursions to New York Washington Norfolk Baltimore and other points are secured which enables those who desire to extend the trip to do so at a small additional cost The remarkable low rate of 250 per dav attheHygeiaHoel is granted to holders of especial seashore excur- Â¬ sion tickets and this hostelry is pronounced by all who have gathered around its festive board and who have promenaded its specious halls parlors and corridors to be a veritable paradise for the rest and comfort of the weary traveler Then an experienced representative of the company is sent with the party to look after every detail and see that nothing is Jeft undone to make the trip all that could be expected Those who want to divert their minds from business cares and enjoy the o mountain scenery and ocean breezes should arrange for the trip on Aug 7th 7 60 6 90 6 7 00 6 10 7 7 10 6 00 6 6 10 7 50 7 6 6 25 7 00 6 95 6 80 6 00 6 00 7 80 7 60 7 00 7 9q 6UU 1 007 207 806 507 70 7 00 6 00 6 00 7 40 7 70 6 00 6 70 6 90 40 50 00 00 7 90 6 80 7 7 5o 70 6 20 6 70 7 30 7 7 Carriages Phaetons I tye TINWARE Everything in the Tinware line cheap as Buggies 50 90 HAVE rOUR EYES EXAMINED lusting properly Tho repairing of broken spectacles and to the face by Is not equaled In his part of the country 630 6 50 7 95 7 50 M DKe RpOFiNG PUMPS 6 00 Call on us for Roofine and Guttering 00 hhds common nondscript leaf U 00 to 600 40 hhds medium to good lugs S3 25 to 4 75 61 Mrs r4K Dabney Lessons given In Oil and China Painting Drawing In ChaTooil Crayon Pastel etc Lesion Hours trom 9 to 12 A M CHINA F1RE- DThose Interested Invited to call JpSTUDIO at Hesldenoe South Main St Best pumps in the market Force pumps bucketpumps all kinds of pumps found withjrt will full line of pleasure ve hicles at F A Yosts Cos harness store on Ninth St Call and see me before buying SI 25 to 3 00 hhds common lugs and trash Did You Ever Think REPAIR WORK Special attention to Refaieimg C B WEBB Virgidia St Hopkiusville Ky Opposite Hotel Latham That you cannot be well unless you have pure rich blood If you are weak tired languid and all run dowo it is because your blood is impoverished and lacks vitality These troubles may be overcome by Hoods Sar saparilla because Hoods SaisaparUa makes pure rich blood It iB in truth the great blood Positions Guaranteed Hoods Pills cure liver ills consti Eatiori biliousness jaundice indigestion sick flGT- under reasonable conditions Do not say It can not be done till you send for for 120 pase catalogue of DRAUGHONS PRACTICAL BUS Â¬ INESS COLLEGE Nasvllle Tenn Tills col lege Is strongly endorsed by bankers and T THTT7T T merchants all over the United States as well as foreign Countries FOUR weeks by Draugh ons method of teaching book keeping Is equal HOPKINSVILLE Kflffi to TWELVE weeks by the pld plan Special advantages In Shorthand Penmanship and Vri Is the finest Hotel In the South Ail mod Telegraphy ti ntm Cheapboard Open to bath sexes 86 states ern improvements Steam Heat and Elec mvmibsheep niKerltahlrft olttb9aBa Buolijj Lights throughout and territories now representee Southdown - Rates N B This college has prepared books for perjday 2 to book keeping penmanship Home Study Hodges Co Managers uuu tuiunuuuu i GEO W YOUNG nw l jATHAjpv 360 W i W H ff fyLstrrr Niot itijmmhM it mmM fSbtrpm V lrtffiM Jti tBi A