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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: July 23, 1895

Hopkinsville Kentuckian: July 23, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 hop1895072301_sn86069395 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hopkinsville Kentuckian: July 23, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. J v tSttt ffik xyii n 4 1 jvW jt t gnpwj V4 Vt til 7 tl JC0 jfef M i Mr ft f0 t AOPKINSVILLE KIJPESDAT JULY 23 OREAM OF NfiWS IFJrr IS NEW AND TRUE HAS IT L8951 NOM9 Prices 5afa6k THIS COLUMN 4 V Accident to a Machinist HUFFMANS NEW MILL 22 Mr B F Ever Howell July son a machine expert for the McCor Operations Resumed With a Complete New Grinding Flant mick Harvester Co met with quite a SW U Gut In Two Look pretty eyenfon paper but Oh how much more sot fwfienf you see them in reality - -- KTK- if HI OUR HALF PRICE SALE IS Booming COMING IN TO IT J -- j H ANDERSON if v- CO l painful accident on last Saturdav evening As he was driving into Howell his horse shied running the buggy on a bank overturning it and throw ing him out The horeeran with the overturned buggy breaking it up con- ¬ siderably bruising itself greatly ClarksTllle People Duped while Mr Everson will for many days Kitt JFlater and wife are in jail at nurse a Bore knee and other bruises Clarksvijle charged with obtaining Sent to the Work House rriocey under false pretenses They W F Vinson was arrested Saturi canyassea mat piace last week sell day on a warrant charging breach of infffsoap at 90 cents per cake prom- - the peace He was tried before yesterday who as isinf to give each purchaser a pair of Judge aBreathitt 25 Vinson failed to snpes to be deliverea lree Saturday sessed fine of They took about 40 orders got the liquidate and was taken to the work casbi and left on the east bound train house to work 25 days at hard labor Friday night A message was sent Work Jlonne Convict Uaptured toGuthrie and the woman was prompt Will Morris who was sentenced to ly arrested on the arrival of the tram Plafer ran and Officer Stafford who the work house for 8 months in 1892 wasan Guthrie on business fired his and escaped after serving one month pistol in the air thinking that the was captured last week and returned maritwould stop but he disappeared to that insitution to complete his senin the darkness The next morning tence however Marshal Rikman pulled his man and both parties were taken Iteynard Was Overtaken back to Clarksville and lodged in Anson Huggins a little son of Mr jail At the examining trial Saturday afternoon Plater and wife were held R H Huggins caught and killed a over to the criminal court their bonds red fox Saturday morning with a pair being fixed at 1 0 each They of grey hounds This is in the same went back to jail to await the action neighborhood where Mr J H Win of the grand jury free shot several last spring Chtrkivllle Faked Again Licked at BM1 Pftlnfol Accident Ilea vy Fines Shoulder DUlocated Eleven Well Bored Wat It Hot Enough The Hopkinsville Flouring Mill 11j Owned by P P Huffman resumed work a few days ago after having been closed for repairs since last March This mill was formerly known as Woods mill and is situated just outside the city limits on the Nashville pike It was purchased a year or two ago by Mr Huffman who also owns a mill south of town During the time it has been shut down a complete new mill of the cel- ebrated put in at a cost of about 7000 This machinery was bought in Indianapo ¬ lis and Mr Jules Le Page one of the company from whom it was bought was here Saturday and gave the works a final inspection Allfree system has been Grreat Offerings Dress Gf Gf jlugdo guuuo nil P Our Summer Clearance Sale ib still going on and we are Belling at a Great Sacrifice our handBome line i Miss Hattie Humphrey of Arkan sas is the pleasant guest of Mrs Dr Lackey this week Misses Lollie and Lucile Phillips returned Monday from a delightful sojourn at Dawson Springs Miss Kathleen OBrien of Clarksville is the guest of Mr and Mrs Tom Jameson MrD P Murphey left Thursday for Petersburg Tenn where he will begin work in the interest of Eliza¬ J Pembroke Splinters The Encampment lleplns The Louisville Legion is now in camp at Henderson and will be until Aug 1 when the third regiment wil take charge of camp John Young Brown as the encampment is called Dislocated a Shoulder beth college Va Herbert Richards a member of the Oceola Swimming Club while diving Sunday struck the bottom of a shal low place and badly injured one of his shoulders oods French Gringliams3 gHfoSrimmei oods Novelty Wool Hattecns wot auu auutuvi ujjuiiuuiij iu uuji uio juiuj mil xioti uum jruu ouwu B If jou want Ift Carpets Miattingsbargains Riis to duplicatek or impossible Kemember we have the best stock in town and offer i v W The thermometers last Friday indiin a few days on a protracted cated 102 degrees in the shade the visit to relatives Mr and Mrs Henry Warder of hottest day of the season Even now Louisville will be the guests of Mr there is no danger of froBt and Mrs D Bronaugh next week HopktnsTllle Won all the Games A ter Mattie will leave for Richmond Mrs Wm Bronaugh and daugh- 108 Degrees Trlday sc ejKir irt J it fuuiUiiiiiiaiiuUiiiiiuuuUiutiUiUiUUUiii ii i vj v w -v r srJ S1 r7jrii53vfl AS CHEAP AS- i Well just come and Bee how cheap they are HAKNESS SADDLES BEIDLES Just to suit you An elegant iine of Summer The la6t two games of the series were 1 hey also taken in by our boys were played in Clarksville last Thursday and Friday resulting in the scores of li to 13 the first day and 10 to 3 the second Hopkinsville had a walk over notwithstanding the fact that Clarksville had a Cincinnati to day Srofessional were catch the last every victorious in game of the series and played fine ball It is likely that the two cluos will play another series in the near future if Clarksville can strengthen her nine sufficiently to leave home again Eleven Wells liored Gooch little jJIfxwiirbe remembered that the lo fell from the porch at the Gooch Sal baseball team won the two games House --yesterday morning badly played with Clarksville in this city fracturing one of his arms MATRIMONIAL Broke Ills Arm Bon of Mr W G Lap Robes opened now Every thing you can need we have R y looeooQt HE SALE Yost o Co GOODS 6 The two boring machines that have been operating in the city for a month have so far bored eleven wells and have others under contract Fol lowing is a list of those for whom they were bored and the depths at which water was struck also the kind of water T W Gooch 45 feet lime tone W S Davison 150 strong sulphur W A Lowry 108 limestone E M Flack 120 limestone FURNISHING GtOo ooC m 50 CENT BOYS SUITS 1 will continue at one week from this date owing to the fact that some of our customers and friends have not had the opportunity to on Bolton Shoes L L Buckner 28 chalybeate Bradley Bros 88 freestone C A Brasher 70 limestone J E MoPherson 38 limestone Dr A E Bentley 40 limestone Dr J B Jackson unfinished Will Keturn to this City J T Edmunds 65 limestone PANTS--AL- L THUsiS all wool Jioys rants wortn 125 that we sell at 5Uc are going like hot cakes but the shipment was stupendous and we can Get the Goods WOOL Supply You for a Few Days td o sj ALL so at a sacrifice Any 3 suit at 2 S250 suits co for S165 and 15 suitB go for 53 We guarantee these goods to be fast colors and all wool Such bargainstare rare If you need clothes for the boya this is an opportunity you cannot afford to miss O O Mr Jas M Howe who has been in business in Nashville for several years has arranged to buy out his assignees stock and will return to this city in the near future and open up a jewel ry 6tore His purchase will consist of a full line of fine jewelry and includes the handsome store fixtures used in Nashville the most stylish in that city Mr Howes many fr ends here will learn with delight of his de cision to return to Hopkinsville to make Iub future home Twoailgr Fines SUMMER UNDERWEAR NECKWEAR WE want to close all Summer Underwear V At actual cost she goes I- f W i 3 ALL this line must be closed A nice selection at closing out pricesWE will sell you an unlandried shirt The Stronghold at 50c made for us in case lots Regardless of price it is the best garment pn the marjwt No one dollarshirt is as good ALL LADIES OXFORDS WILL BE CUT DOWN FOR THIS SALE Howell July 19 Esq F I Fraser our efficient magistrate ad ministered a severe dose of justice to two billigerent darkies to day Bob Cooper and Spencer Mills two young negroes were before the Squire on a The charge of disorderly conduct former getting a fine of 25 and ten days in jail and the latter a fine of 75 and ten days in jail PETREE CLOTHING tr J- CO i Brakeman Shoots Himself Earlington Bee Mr Tim Harrington a brakeman N road shot himself on the L through the fleshy part of the fore ¬ arm on his return trip from Nash ville Wednesday by an accidental discharge of a pistol that was lying in the caboose Willig Drane Thursday morning at 615 was solemnized the rites of matrimony uniting the lives of Mr Geo Willig of Waco Tex and Mrs Bettie Wheeler Drane of this city Rev R E L Craig officiating The affair had been kept a profound secret from the public until a week or ten days ago although it was known to the local press for sometime but publication was not warranted The marriage was witnessed by the immediate family and only a few friends there being no formal invitations issued After the ceremony the bridal N couple were driven to the L depot where they took the south bound train for their future home in Waco Tex to which point and through life the wishes of friends follow Clarksville Leaf Chronicle Bullard Neill Mr T M Bullard of this city and Miss Lula B Neill way of Nashville were married at the There are all told but 9 residence of Mr A A Brumfield elevators in the entire plant regular Of near Fairview last Thursday after- number 2 are used tor wheat this andi noon feed and the remaining seven for the various other mill products The DEATHS machinery of the entire outfit is era Mr Peter Garland a compassed in the remarkably small Garland prominent farmer living near the city space of 11x12 feet on each floor The entire seven pairs of rolls ioa on the Nashville road died Friday night after a short illness He had the column are driven by one rope been in failing health for some time one strand of g inch rope transmit ¬ but was not considered seriously ill ting power to each fast roll in the until a few days before Mr Gar column and a inch rope serving to land was about 50 years old and was retard the slow rolls in the same Each rope is supplied witha of Mr L H McKee manner a brother-in-laof this city He leaves a widow ana an automatic take up by means of relieved one son Mr Chas R Garland His which the bearings areabsolutelyof alk nec- ¬ friction except what is funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at the residence and the essary to accomplish the work re- ¬ interment took place at the cemetery quired One very noticeable feature of this in this city mill is the absence of much of the COLORED shafting which usually encumbers Starling Anna Bell Starliuer the ordinary flour milltheThere are but whoe estab- ¬ aged 2 years ded in the city Friday 3 lines of shafting in lishment the main line in the base- ¬ of fever caused from teething ment and the elevator line at the top Hord Mr Frank Hord one The mill is operated and controlled among the oldest men in the county very easily and conveniently died at his home in this city Sunday Mr Huffman is very proud of his night He was about 80 years old mill and claims to be obtaining re and had been in feeble health for sults that are without parallel both some time Deceased was an uncle as to percentage of high grade flour of Mr J G Hord cbse finish and especially an in ¬ creased yield of bread Both owner and builders csrtainly Mrs Helm formerly postmaster at Elizabethtown is a candidate for have every reason to bs proud of itr state librarian In the contest Mrs and its fine appearance The power is supplied by u com- ¬ Helm will be opposed to at least one kinswoman Miss Pauline Helm mon slide valve engine which was in Hardin of Covington Other candi- the mill at the time of the change dates are Mrs Day the present Li and the capacity of the mill is from brarian Mrs Mollie Bennett widow 75 to 100 barrels per day Mr Huffman is a miller of long of tho late Chief Justice Caswell Ben nett Miss Emma Gray of Allen and successful experience and his county and Mrs Hardin of Hart mill is now running on regular tiine The machinery can bo run by water county power bb well as steam and to sup ¬ Gravers third girl baby has been ply this a new stone dam has bear built on the ok named Marian A Kentuckian representative w as the entire build- ¬ shown through ing and given an opportunity to see the new and very latest improved furnishings The building is 40x40 feet and four stories high with store rooms at-¬ tached on the sides The feature which first attracts at ¬ tention is the arrangement of the rolls in vertical columns Each of these columns consists of four corner posts of heavy 5 inch angle steel connected to a base plate resting on a solid foundation of masonry quite independent of the mill building These corner posts are firmly held to-¬ gether at proper intervals by iron girders or bridge trees which also support the rolls and their adjusting mechanism and form a frame to which the paneling is fastsned The whole column with its housing andi hoppering presents a very striking and attractive appearance The advantages claimed for this peculiar arrangement of the rolls are numerous and important xmong the first advantages which will occur to the mind of the investi ¬ gator is that gained by taking the great weight of all the rolls entirely This however is off the building by no means so important as thfe3solutely solid foundation whifiih con- ¬ tributes largely to their perfect rigj- idity The machinery consists of 8 pairs of 9x24 rolls 2 ordinary vibrating sieve break scalpers ii 26x8 roucrf J reels 1 32x8 centrifugal reel 1 puri- ¬ fier 1 bran duster 1 ships duster 2 flour packers together with the nec ¬ essary wheat cleaners dust collectors etc etc The rolls are arranged in sfnglei pairs at convenient heights above the lloors and galleries from which they are inspe ted and which are reacheal by connecting stairways They ass provided with a novel device where ¬ by any single pair or all of them si ¬ multaneously may be instantly thrown apart or brought togethee from any floor or gallery A most convenient means of venti ¬ lation is afforded by an air trunks placed between the columns conr nected with a suction fan at the top aud an independent branch trunk to each pair of rolls so arranged that the ventilation of each pair can be regulated independently of the others The sieve scalpers are located in one of the columns each immediate- ¬ ly under its respective break roll The reels are placeddirectly back of the roll columns resting on the mill floors and arranged in the ordinary w - rV IBHpTFWVWTn pirVVQ tiyw1 t gpsr j Ttmm- - fJv r a Hi iir y twwwwfwpfi jgagjIgESSfWi ii it W1- - NktMMWM rrr The HOPKINSVILLE KENTtJOKIANi UGLY 13 KATE GAKDNERS CfiAt s Knows What i Good Form Domands Now ijQirl ihirred to a yoke Sometimes a pleav gaVarlety is4 obtained by changing Ihe shape of tWe yoke and even simile tvash dresses ean made xcoiinl tsne of velvet made THE RlfTULA Twenty Years Proof Tutts Lf erlills keep the bow TbeIiarffeat ll r I i ndJcollar adorned lr r i M I 1 i i U Ih J 5 H il P J 1 6 P1 B I AJ FiMuentVUltorSto Northern rolnta dress Where Bsnanai Are Handled Appear White cropon either cotton or wool nnco nnd ITablti of the Fawn for Mothers -- A Charming makes up very prettily but is used only Gown for Sweet Sixteen Colored Terror for older girls A lovely gown for a i girl has a high bodice with brings renewed life and gayety Spocial Clilcago Lclicrl an overhanging front and Marie An1 to Sprinjginsect world Many insects the j and attention arc given tolnctto sleeves with epaulettes As muih care ¬ to tho making ot childrens clothes broidery forming brctelles and of em- emejrgefor the first timeJroinwa win tabiof nowadays as are bestowed upon the the embroidery showing above the high ters seclusion and all seem Invigorated elders and some garments of their collar A broad sash of ribbon pale The average insect sets a- noble exfirms employ high priced men and green in cojpr was knotted and hung ample to man by his unceasing indus women who do nothing else but design In straight folds at tho left side try and cheerfulness These qualities and make gowns for little people The Alpaca is as much worn by children display some of these houses make in is it Is by adults and a blue and whito are displayed more conspicuously by this direction is perfectly bewildering jhecked pattern trimmed with white the Insects than by any other divlslou of the animal world Consider for In and one is led to wonder why women embroidered batiste makes an do not buy readymade garments for md Inexpensive dress This effective stance the cheerfulness of tho grassmaterial their children instead of making them ilso makes up charmingly In the new hopper and his relatives who sing perpetually and the industry of tho princess robe This robe is made all In ant who is always engaged In some one being curved In to fit the form labor equaling for him the building of and fastens In the back Tho skirt is the pyramids silt up at either side revealing a panel There are however some insects with of accordion plaited silk- The collar distinctly obnoxious traits and among and cuffs match the panel in color and theso the tarantula the largestof them bows of the same colored ribbon aro on all is preeminent the shoulders The effect of this dress The tarantula belongs to the spider is exceedingly smart but should only family and tho variety found in the be worn by tho slight well proportioned southern states isclassified huntgirL ing or volf spider The tarantula is For dancing and party frocks prefer ¬ thq mpst combative and aggressive of ence Is still given to chffonsllk tissue all insects and materials of hat description Tho American tarantua belongs to a though soft silks and satins are also different family from that of southern utilized Strange as It may seem the Eurppe Itj is larger and its bite more combination preferred for these frocks painful than that of tho European inIs black and green For Instance a sect It can be relied upon to make any dancing dress seen last week was black man dance chiffon made over a slip of willow The tarantula isa frequent visitor of green silk The skirt was accordion- - New York says the World of that city plaited and had a foliage pattern run although not a native of these regions ning just above tho hem embroidered It usually travels with a cargo of fruit In green and gold The little waist from the southern states Central or was plaited cut square in the neck and Sonth America or the West Indies It finished with a putt of green silk over shows a marked partiality for bananas WASH SILK FROCK which fell a full frill of handsome lace If you enter into conversation with at home It cannot be on the score of The same lace trimmed the sleeves any of the men engaged in unloading economy for oftentimes these clothes which were short and caught up by fruit on the east or west side you will are sold much cheaper than the ma tiny bows of willow green satin ribbon hear stories of tarantulas and possibly terial alone could be purchased The Patent leather ankle ties and black have an opportunity to see one secret of it is these readymade gar- ¬ silk stockings go with this charming The tarantula is a giant spider some- ¬ ments are too elaborate and hard to times measuring four inches in length launder Most mothers prefer plain It Is fawn colored above with white clothes for morning wear with a little sides marked with whitish lines jjnoro style and finish for afternoon and It has four pairs of well developed occasions legs In addition to the mandibles or f In the matter of rocks for little girls jaws which contain the poison appa- last stinimcrs diversity in make and jmaterial still obtains Some of the Bkirts for little tots barely escape tho ground- while others are quite short showing tho trim little feet in patent leather tics and black stockings or in low tan shoes with hose to match An ¬ other pretty fashion when these short dresses are of sheer white is to havo the slippers of white kid and whito silk- - hosiery showing a neat clock in volors Some women cling to the thin white cambric and nainsook and delicately tinted muslins for childrens frocks -- while others have a fancy for the protty wash silks cither in pure white or else showing a pale blue or pale pink ground which material by the way seems to have bean made especial TmS 18 A TARANTULA ly for little folks wear The style of ratus These are grooved and the these frocks is so simple and pretty polsonousisecretion which Is similar in that tho plainest child if such there composition to the venom pt snakes is bo cannot but look attractive if her contained in a gland at the base of the gown be properly fnjhioned and worn mandibles and is forced through the They are made mostly in tho yoke slin grooves when the spider is angry and fashion with yoke either pointed or grasps its victim The body and legs square and full puffed sleeves Some-¬ are thickly covered with hair times the yokes are made of lace over Although the bite of the tarantula a colored silk lining but the all can hardly be classed as deadly it is white joke is considered as quite the SWEET SIXTEEN AT HER REST always extremely painful and has prob- ¬ proper thing and one dainty little lace yoke frock Pretty and unique as this was I ably In some cases caused death Not frock I saw had the white laid in soft puffs held together by gave the preference to an all white long ago a West street longshoreman beading through which was threaded dress made of dotted Swiss muslin over was reported to have been killed by a baby ribbon in pure white An ideal sheerest white linen lawn The short bite but there were complicating cirmodel for a wash silk gown is repre- full skirt was trimmed with three rows cumstances The tarantula i3 remarkable both for sented in the picture This particular of Valenciennes insertion and the waist rock is made of China silk in soft of the swiss was mounted in graduated its fierceness and its extraordinary tones of pink and creamy white The puffs over a fitted lining of the lawn swiftness By the use of eight long and pkirt is quite short very full and which fastened In the back Between vigorous legs it flashes oer ha ground the puffs was narrow lace Insertion and as these legs are sharp and prethreaded with white baby ribbon and hensile it can run up a perpendicular studded at near intervals with little surface with great ease No one need bows of tho ribbon The accessories therefore be surprised to see a taranwere a white gauze fan white satin tula run up from the ground to his slippers and silken hose of purest white chin Tne tarantula catches small birds A pretty afternoon frock for a girl of ten is the model in the picture It is of mice and insects It is able to use its blue corded wash silk made perfectly poison with greater relative effect on plain excepting only the ribbon bows these than on man and other large aniornamenting the front Across the mals Do not let the tarantula take shoulders is worn a pointed collar of hold of your finger Venetian lace in a handsome design Apartment Home for Women Girls of thirteen or thereabouts wear One of New Yorks projected apart- ¬ and coat costumes consisting of a skirt ment houses is to be for women only and fancy waist very similar to those Miss Janet C Lewis is at the head of stylish worn by matrous For these enterprise The building will cost costumes a variety of pretty summer the On the ground floor there 750000 used I met a maiden materials can be will be assembly rooms library lunchthe other day daintily clad in a fawn room and a fine restaurant There colored cloth skirt and coat The cuffs will also be several clubrooms to rent revers pockets and turned down collar In the basement a Turkish bath and were trimmed with a narrow piping of plain baths will be run as a separate white A frilled lace trimmed skirt of All the kitchens will be feature white worn with a blue silk tie and one placed on top of tho building where of the fashionable white kid belts restaurant The house completed this attractive toilet Linen also will be a duck and pique make a stylish two- - proper will be cut into small suites piece costume and when worn with a single rooms studies all accessible by delicately tinted Madras cloth skirt two swift elevators The rate of rentals One feature of is designed to be low the effect is really charming The best dresses of girls just in their the building will appeal to the riew No man will be allowed n teens are as a rule miniature pictures woman the house or restaurants or clubrooms of their mothers gowns In fact tho youthful maiden of to day must havo unless Introduced or chaperoned by a FROCK FOR A OIRL OF TEN JLFTSRNOOIi just as nobby gowns as her fashionable woman tenant to the yoke which withcthe mother She wears sleeves that stand shirred Another Fond Illusion Dispelled Tho outl a flaring skirt and a most elabocollar band is of pink silk On the best of dental authority says sleeves of China silk have deep puffs rately trimmed bodice and manages the Illustrated American we are told of the pink falling to the elbow Hows withal to look as pretty as a picture that the pearly teeth of the white of pink ribbon with loops and long The material used in her gown is just rauslined blue ribboned and golden ends reaching to tho bottom of the exactly what her mother would buy haired heroine of our youth are to be skirt nro placed at each side of the for her own wear shuddered at in place of filling us with A sweet girl just turned sixteen tho rapturous admiration they once yoke in front while a small bow of the same finishes tho collar band in the counts among her proud possessions a did They are as Indicative of a scrofback Tho little Gretchen bonnet is dress made like model 3 It is of pale ulous and cancerous nature as the made of whito dotted muslin over a yellow moussejlne de sole mounted on hectic flush is of consumption Teeth pink silken lining Tho full puffed a lining of yellow taffeta silk The to be admired from a dental point of front is filled in with a double rucho of front breadth is outlined with panels view and as indicators of a thoroughly lace and rosette of pink ribbon The of lace which reach to the knee and healthy system should bo decidedly broad ribbon ties tinder the chin meas end under bows of yellow satin ribbon cream white without a tlngo of tho ure half a yard in length Other ma¬ The yoke and collar are of yellow Val- ¬ long cherished pearly hue about them terials much sought sfter for the tiny enciennes lace while over tho shoul- ¬ Will Not Affect Our Supply girls- frocks aro linens piques and ders aro folded bands of ribbon tied In The production of olive oil in Italy grass lawns and for upstanding loops and ends This is a cream tinted beauty and daintiness nothing can ex- ¬ pretty model for a dotted Swiss muslin this year has fallen far below that pf ceed the embroidered muslins which made over a cotton taffeta lining last year With our exceptional cotton seem to be in especial demand for this trimmed with fine embroidery or lace crop however there Is no danger of a scarcity of Italian olive oil In the most purpose They aro invariably made and bright colored ribbon modest restaurant Kate Gardner with puffed sleeves andfuUskirt ld And That la Why 8he Will Wear None ut Stylish Frocks Vatunble Hints x separate from tfce ith riblSnstfqr S I Known Hit Hi andlerwfjp Insect era in natural fnotion and cleanse t toSoienfifits m aft the system ajjalhmpunties n Vtt A GLiA 0F1VULHI 4 WH S abVoluteurefbr siclc neSclache ti rytZr TihiS L At dyspepsia sour stomach constipation and kindred diseases tCantdowahouftheiIl RrPrSmithrehilesblTrgrVaT writes I dont know how I could do Without them I have had Liver disease for over twenty years Am now entirely cured D JtUwilLpayyouio callbefore buying eisewnere to convince you when we say WF MFAN THE LEADER tnat 25 v I BKCjxiC3J IT i3Si Tutts ISiver j f Pills liinjirtiain ilOJHats now M 5 asa i In Pppr Hats now 4 Hats nowl3 Hats ifbyis Hats nbwf 1 AArkflO 1M A InA nil i4U kill means so much- more than i you imagine serious and 1 r latai diseases result from trifling- ailments necdected T uont plav with JNature rs greatest gilt health V nealtri J 4 room FALTG000S makei tdreat less than cost to for our See Us ul Try Us i Ji 1 Browns 5 JL I v II I I Bitters C it you are feeling out of sorts weak and generally ex- ¬ hausted nervous have no appetite and cant work bep ill at nnrralf ng the most relia ¬ ble strengthening j lucuttiucwnicnis 1 Browns Iron Bit- ¬ ters A few bot tles cure benefit comes from the very first dose it wont stain your ttttk and il pleasant to take fniiift Mme Fleurette Levy Mgr Prices Cm Lt 1lie HPeuleice Atpricesfrotn 10 to receiving all the lateat llffJJfjl fcuraigia i uvsnensia wv Cures I jr Constipation Bad Blood genuin only iOet on thetherrappe lines i Murvv nnn irouDics i i iuir Sailriral 8bahfts Sailor jIhavetheQiJ- You want them nervous ailments fnujuu ui 8 Womens comolaints send idlltri i uir tkwj iwill rinntftfir n atitutes 4 On rwm of two r tamn ui 9 set ofI fetr Beautiful Worlds i It has crossed red All rthfr ar tttth fi v SOO all colors V--nbveltieg I am dailyn 2 Lipiiii niwv-4t3ryKKMm-- anu dook jfc s u iree m r --C5T w in Styles --Trimmed Hats from 25c to 5500 Ribbons LaceaSiiksf Velvets Flowers Hair OrnamentsfLadies THE TURNING J 13rs Vests Gloves Silk Floss Stamped Goods CorsetsHds iery Also a full line of Butterick Patterns f J T Mm m Tji vis iHVv7 jif tHhwijSFT rA T i poTnV a- i S haretPalftta ion iuart 1 v reachedwhen Jlyoubegmto Has been MKb ADA LAY JNE J TV r 5 S v G0iRfKr r mmAMmiM3MaytiA 3HMAH TERMSTCASH rtmaflnraiT of the aim- - TO SKtlSKPRtilliUR person of you For Bale hy K C Hardwick druggist mwrs il r vniir mnnrt id ty t II you need a iurntng over ri ty9M299v99WOVWVWvw J MMmf6Wltr GREEN APPLES DRIED APPLES S v shippers of both green and dried apples in the state and get the highest market prices ah wu asK la x trim uixuciit uj pruvo iucuj lacis atentiis seat ireujua application wWrltevtialor furthetJnformatlonandBhlp yoar goods to headquarters We handle any j imng in me graia or proauceuinc aincuy on commission HERNDON CARTER CO incorporatco i Louisville Ky It will set you up and make a nev T r- He i SWAYNES niuTuru I1 WJ AHSOLOTBLT CUBES f Intend lUUnr ui tin tint mitl nlebtt worte brrleliin 1 rlliirril t continue tumors Aim Bd protrude uhlcb Jtilhll nilnlfert beeoBlnc Trj c riLto br tt ITCHING PILES ulrMlttrlMnrlthetiimr iWjiM4U rtuvwlh l Sold R C HARDWICK- Tax dim BoL4br4ruittorb BaKPtUJulJiotili W v It m i L c- wwnm MOST IN QUANTITY BEST IN QUALITA I f P nnn nnn 7i j rT vsrjT iiV o HV- uv V uni H BW i i- V v l i 7 WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE FOR 20 YEARS I I every bottle guaranteed snrn KFVUU nr TT- nnTTnniflTI br J Has Ibd all WORM Remoriies niCIURDSOSlltKUiCIXK ni lli i 3 FOOT If frrfDrKl CO ST LOLfS Y TABLER j BUCK STUMP PRICE ft CURES A NOTHING BUT PILES llN t known tor 15 voara as tho BEST REMEDY for PILES fariTn n T AII 3ISUGOISTS MBD TrtftrU cj EtCEJSJSSOU C0 SURE and CERTAIN CURE IIAillUt jm PHONE 98 i tl Wm MMW-miwm- STtOUlS v M i bnTe jprompt Po8liS Gun for Impatinct Lots Stmlnal of Manhood iHlMlonnSptrmatorrbiB Hetooutnui SilDlstrutt RfiS3I7Ti Lott ofiMlmorjjc Will- maktuouaSTKONO Vlr Prle 9109 8 cut Man qpteiai uirtetnnt maim wit aeh Max AMrH flwmrj mf TBf WW i- yjrV y rMR m 7l ftfJV F i A jt---- Aw i T t TLOUI tawuiMAvaMO JA ff Jv i J WM3WfcJWwLfc u A JvjV r 3 3 1 r rp 3 tijtf V4Ww July 23 1895 riM V wewrfifr V WrfltiW X ft fi4iiiwMJWlHrfH xy- - UJ HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKIAN Quarterly Report gf l THE TDPWAKD GLANCE It Ib Not Equally Effectivo In All Kinds of Women ooU Advice VVith the advent pf Turkish ropms and various oriental decorations camo also the delightful fashion of floor cushions says the New York World Nothing gives a room such a cozy appearance and srelyjnothingl -a- The tfeefofc Floor Cnthlona Is Dcllglitfnl Hut tho Fair Maltlnn AlURt Ilu Caro-fuliow xney nou xncir isyco 1J is less difficult or SxpensivetoWnr They are charming in the drawing- room or sitting room near the open grate fire or on the veranda in the summer twilight If finished with rjge j brass fcings they a easily iriovecitabout placed DISEASEOF TO DAY la the The Gret tnmue TAdi- Number of In connection with the cock sure statement of Mr Howellb that the present race was never so healthy and strong as now it is interesting to read the following paragraph written by Dr Ti S Clovston superintendent of the Morningside asylum Scotland He says Ravs the Medical Record One terrible form of brain Uiscase withifaental symptoms is certainly in That malady may creasing bejdescribed as a breakdown of the great center1 of mind and motion in the brain it always goes on from bad to worsoJilUt renders its victim utterly j lielplesa in mind and b6dy and kills No cure and a Jm in anyJew years of this latter Scarcely mitigation dayjeurse has yet been devised It is a A DEADLY REPORT OP THE CONDITION OF 1845 4 Insube m the Old RliabCe 1895 TheBankofHopkinsville At the clofee of business on the the 20th day of THE j June 1895 First liational Batik MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY AMZI DOPD President CO Specie RE80UROE8 Loam and discounts Overdrafts unsecured Due from National banksU625 Due from Mate Banks and Bankers H0833 Banking house and lot Other real estate S ocks and bonds 271 500 B5 DBG 12 40 df Ed rfrijisville Ky close of business 08 82 858 M 15 000 00 53 005 00 82212 JVisr E 29 1895 RESOURCES n Total Assets January 1st 1695 652330 Paid Policy Holders since organization 1S796416 e7S8 ourpius former n lstanaard uwu losses para in iveniucny over After second year GUARANTEED CASH SURRENDER VALUES on life and endowment policies INCONTESTIBLECASU LOANS made on assignable policies in case of lapse no policy is continued in force FOR FULL AMOUNT br th reserve or if pre ¬ FORFEITURE ferred to the purchase of a paid up policv No restrictions as to RESIDENCE or OCCUPA- - perhiJjjSl THE QUEENS DONKEY Once the Property of a Poor Basqno Peasant Queen Victoria during her recent so- ¬ journ at Cimiez on the French Mediterranean coast was often seen to head moves backward easily and drive on pleasant afternoons a very gracefully revealing a rounded sleek and comfortable looking donkey throat and not an unsightly display The aged queen holding the reins her- ¬ self seemed greatly to enjoy her drive of muscles Yery often a girl who is not at her and the complacency of the donkey suggested that begt lookjng up can talk well and thehonor which he almost understood was being done him effectively with eyes cast down andi This donkey whose nnma is Jocko has lashesrqoping If natural it is a an interesting history prettyiniodest pose and far more During a previous sojourn In the nteresungf than a shower of glapces same district says the Youths Com- ¬ meantHo be coquettish but failing panion the queen was- - one morning en ¬ joying herself incognita in the open utterly from physical deficiencies saw IIany a girl who is distinguished air at Acquisgrana when she a dona peasant leading along by the bit sin appearance and wholly captivat key which looked as if ho had once been e ing in manner when seated on a fine animal of his kind but now or standing by a table or lean- ¬ seemed to be almost starved He was is awkward anviilat lean languishing evidently suffering ing on The queen asked the man if his don ease if cdawpelled to throw her head key was for sale back and look up while conversing That depends signora said the Such a girl should avoid the enticing man If I wero to sell him now how floor cushions They should I get my living charts of are not for her How much did you pay for him ¬ ¬ ¬ tete-a-tet- - I uv i a vantage point But the girl wHb is addicted to the use of floor cushions must beware To use them well requires quite a little talent and not much avoirdupois and not only must she be agile and lithe of form but she must also be one of the women who are at their best looking up That women differ in their ability to appear fascinating or even in- ¬ teresting when their eyes are rolled heavenward or even up to the sterner sex en route to the celestial regions is one of the facts constantly thrust upon one in the various crowded city conveyances where women are more apt tobeseatJdthan their escortsT A girl to look well while talking to some one who stoops to her must be able to roll her eyes upward with- ¬ out havingthera disappear under the lids showing thereby to her cavalier only anexpanSeof white that is far more apt to be startling than captiShe must also vating in effect possess a flexible spine sb that her where some one is rtelfngthriying story or piled at he head of the lounge where a nejiftatidi dear friend is stretched lanuidandfi weary and longing to be fanned frorri Justsuch near tfcf fgirda arrncihalf1 vh Uiscounts J7754801 Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired 1000000 03O US Bonds t Premiums on same 192000 CO State Agents 542 West Main street Louisville Ky 1792000 FW SMITH 409 1H2 Stocks securities etc 8749408 Furniture -and fixtures 2 00000 CALLIS WALLACE Local Agents LIABILITIES RealEtate290000 from U 8 Treasurer 722 60 250 000 00 Pue HOPKINVILLE KENTUOKY Capital stock pd In in cash 25 000 00 Cash in vault 3149120 Surplus Fon- d19 1C5 80 Sight exchange 7085472 Dub depositors 10244592 580 45 Due National banks Total 16 520 46 1240925 51 Dne State banks and bkrs 15 910 00 TOM P MAJOR JAS D HEALEY LIABILITIES Taxes due and unpaid set diseaso of cities of rcstloss lives of ac stock paid in G400000 Late of Clarksville 6 C7C 67 Capital aside Tenn Late of Givens Headley Co Surplus 25200 281826 Tjvebralns In their prime sometimes Unpaid dividends Undivided profits 1 024 85 7 60010 bf dissipation and debauchery of life Dividend No CO this day Set aside to pay taxes oooo atJrighpressure commonly 469114 82 OUiulat ion 14400 00 Dividends unpaid 2550 00 During the past ycarthe asylums of STATE OF KENTUCKY Individual deposits 156482 90 J Sqotlnnd received 150 nowcases those Countjof Christian J E McFherson Cashier of Bank of Hod XrJ---- 24092 of England 1400 and ttfosc of Ireland klnsvllle abank located and doing business Dividend of 8 per cent payable July 1 95 6b Tho asylum statisticsbithis coun- ¬ at No 2 Main street In the city of Hopkins Mfe THOSWLONQCat villein said county being duly sworn says try show tea even greater number mat tnejioregomg report is in an respects a In asingle asylum of tins 4latettbr true8tatement of the condition of the said QUARTERLY REPORT 29th day of example that at Ogdensburgthero bank attbe close of business on the knowledge 1894 to his OF THE were among the 050 admissions 31 cases JUne belief and the best of that the business further says and of general paresis This would make of said banlr has been transacted at the location named and not elsewhere and that the the proportion of general -- paresis-over above report is made incompliance with an of- ¬ ficial notice from the Secretary of State desig 4 per cent the June Among seven state asylums towhich nating which29th day of shall be lb95 as the day on such report made 1043 patients were admittej in 189d JEMcPherson Cashier of Hopkinsville Ky E P Campbell Director there were 00 paresis CH busji Director JOHNN MILL 3 WGVHEELER at the close of busTness on the D K Beabd Director or a littlovera per centIf 4per cent Bookkeepe me fetibscrlbed and sworn be the general ratiofor thlsdiseaseuin Mclhersonthe 2nd day to before1895 by J E of July J2 62 8M 19 Exchanges for olearlnes S22 Other Items carried a cash currency 7 261 81 w 82 COT 88 no THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED Jr T iviaior OBELI LOUISVILLE WAREHOUSE - KY Planters Bank 1895 OO Proprs TOM P MAJOR NO 1025 West Main Street cases-of-gener- the state of New York then the total JPBkadenNP CCKy r number of paretics among the 10000 in ¬ sane would be about 040 Asra matter of fact the number is much greater Statement of the Condition OF THE because the proportion of this disease is larger in the New York and Kings county asylums than in those of the state at large But even if there wgre but 4000 cases of general paresis Mopkinsville Ky among the 100000 insane of this coun At tlie close of business June 29lh 1895 try it would be an extraordinary eviRE8OUROE8 dence of the development of a diseaso Notes 114160 81 which in the last century was certainly Stocksand bills discounted 6025 00 and Bonds 2232b8 Ruspended debt not known even if it did exist 100000 June CITY BANK Furniture and fixtures Banktnghouse Sight exchange Cash on hand C746270 84 804 39 Loans ana Discounts Overdrafts secured Overdrafts unst cured Due from National Banks 83273 Due 110m aiate isanU6 anu Bankers 397086 Due from Trust Comnanle3 Banking House and Lot Other Keal Estate Mortgages Stocks ana Bonds Specie Currency Exchanges for C arlngs Other items carried as Cash Furniture and Fixtures Taxes Paid Current Expensts 600000 Other Assets 1 RESOURCES 18787775 201400 WHEELER 3Froof Russellville and Railroad Streets Liberal Advances on Consignments MILL 5 430959 2 07017 WAREHOUSEMEN COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND GRAIN DEALERS 500000 41250 41 Zire 7areliOuse- Hopkinsville Kentucky R C WILCOX 2S0325 All Tobacco Sent Us Covered bv Insurance 195939 77 T R HANCOCK 2T5510S LIABILITIES aiuir Certified Checks 100G97 95 7778 t 140US519 Due National Banks Mate Banks and 24 60 Due 262 98 Bankers 8000 00 Due Trust Companies t 34070 180000 Taxaccount CashlersChecks Outstanding Re discounted 27654108 Bills Unpaid Dividends 2250 00 COR MAIN AND FRONT STREETS w T Tanfly Taxes Due and Unpaid Cashier Other Liabilities and sworn to before me this Set aside for Taxes Subscribed C5100 June29tni95 Tobac co Warehousemen and Commission Merchants Liberal Advances on Tobacco E A AESOLDNP C C Store 105939 77 T R HANCOCK Salesman UK KN iLUKY STATE Col sty or Christian ES JohnB Trice Cashier of Planters Bank of HoDkinsville a Bank located and doing busi IAS WEST ness at No 0 Main street in the ciy of Hep NAT GAITHER klnsville In said countv being duly sworn says that the foregoing Report isin all respects a true statement of the condition of the ald Bank at the close of business on the 29th day of Juna 195 to the best of his knowledge and belief and further snys that the business of said Bank has been transacted at the location named and not elsew here and that the abo e report lsmade in compliance with an official notice recehed from the Secretary of Stata designating the 29th day of June 1895 as the day on which such report -- hall be made John B Tkke Cashier 1 Capital Stock Surplus Fund UndlvidedProflts Individual Depositors Due to banks Dividend No 30 5 per cent 000 00 J 70 000 00 CO Surplus Fund Undivided Profits Due Depositors LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in in cash 100097 95 75orooo 17 000 00 T R HANCOCK CO 181 39 lUCKExWlUNDL GAITHER Jlili ft Mli II WEST The Main Street hand all at FURNITURE Dealer A Complete and Beautiful Stock on te They are for the young woman who curls thereon with unconscious oriental grace whose every upward glance is a revelation of a new witch- ¬ ery and charm until her auditors are forced to the conclusion that in some previous hicajrnatidn she must have been a dusky sultana or an In- ¬ dian princess whose only object in life was to loll on soft cushions THE NEW SOO CANAL It Compares Favorably with the Amor lean Sault Route The almost uttSr silence and total lack of ceremony with which the Canadian parliament has treated the completion of the new Soo canal is in striking contrast with the value of the great engineering work in its relation to thedomhiions vast chain The rapid- ¬ of artificial waterways ity with which the enterprise has been accomplished has been notable OanUda did not seriously conceive the idea of this canal around the falls of St Maryfl river on her own side xuntil scyen years ago and on Sep- ¬ tember 25 last the water was admit ted to the lock for ho first time The size of the new shipway may best be appreciated by comparison of tins lock with the latest lock of the American Sault route rThe Can ¬ adian chamber is nine hundred feet long and sixty feet wide and is deep I will give you two hundred and you can buy another donkey Tho man sold him to tho unknown signora and poor Jocko at once be¬ gan a new life Abundantly fed and carefully groomed he blossomed out as a royal favorite Tho story spread and tho queen conld take no more prom- ¬ enades with convenience for she was certain to encounter every day several peasants who tried to sell her decrepit and half starved donkeys She bought none of them During her late visit the queen drove through Acquisgrana with Jocko and his former owner the peasant saw the equipage go by The donkey was fat glossy and glittering with buckles of tilver and gold Alas exclaimed the peasant When I sold the donkey why didnt I throw myself in FOND OF LETTER H Men Use It forcn Initial In Names When Any Other Would Do A hundred francs LOWEST Cash FIGURES Smith Director s E Trice Director subscribed and sworn to bf fore me by Jno B Trice the 3rd day of July 1MH IraL Smith Notary Public L ID Ira RlssELL Director COnil W TOBACCCtea MERCHANT K And Proprietors PLANTERS Warehouse HOPKINSVILLE E RAGSDADE RE Tenth Semi Annual Statement OK1 THE COOPER Bed room Suits SID up A Solid Oak Pembroke Deposit Bank in Pembroke Ky On ISCORrORATEtl EAGSDALE COOPER GO Suit for the mornlnt June of 1S65 the 2th day oi Mi J B ALLEN St Tl H WffliSG RESOURCES 1470 WNDUCKEB zFJJNERAL DIRECTOR E5 Wo draujgut The American lock is eight hundred feet long one hundred feet wide and twenty one feet deep The1 exact value of this new Can ¬ adian Soo depends uppn its relation to the chain of Canadian canals from - Lake Superior to the St Lawrence The extent of rivalry between the United States and the dominion for the immense traffictof the great lakes one fourth of till the seaport tonnage of the United Stateswill be determined by the average depth of continuous ship channel By the engineering improvement of St Clair Flats and the Lime Kilns near Detroit the American lake routOill soon have a thrpugh depth of twenty one feet It will bo a long time before the Canadian sys ¬ tem shall possess throughout accommodation for vessels of twenty five hundred tons burden Nevertheless tho day is hot far distant when Can- ada will make a desperate struggle K for tho carriage of tho commerce of ¬ I- - eD9hXarXPSQlswpfwtopnty fQot Its a peculiar thing said the knowing clerk In a hotel which is noted more for its hospitality than it is for its inquisitivenesa hito the character of its guests its a peculiar thfng the fond- ¬ ness that the average man has for the letter II as an initial Now I dont suppose that hero are more middle names beginning with H than with any other Vetter M or R or S or B but nine men out of ten if they are in doubt about a middle initial decide on Hr quotes tho New York Sun Now my middlo initial is W but for every letter I get except from people I know well that has my initial right I get three in which it is put down H Its very seldom too that youll find a man with sufficient strength of character to leave out the middlo initial of the man hes writing to if he dpesnt know it so There he claps in an H and lets it go seems to be a prevailing superstition that a man isnt just what ho ought to be unless he has a middlo name and that tho chances are very strong that that name begins with tho eighth letter of the alphabet Cast Now heres another instance your eyes ovor this page of our regis- ¬ ter That is mostly lato guests who drop in here late at night and sign See the names other than their own Charles H Jones John n result ou an JljQr is N i Loans and Discounts Overdrafts Companies State and Due from Truot National banks from Privap Bankers and Bro ¬ kers Banking house and lot Other real estate Mortgages Stocks and bonds tpecle and currency Cash items viz Checks and ohtr cash items for the next days ex changes Otheritems carried as cash Loss and expenses viz Taxes paid Current expenses Assets not Included under any of the aboe heads viz Furniture and fixtures 52 291 01 751 M 8 50124 00 1 COO Special attention to sampling and sellicg tobacco Liberal advance ¬ ments made on consignments Our charges for selling Tobacco will remain 250 No commission GenlAgt L E DADD BooK HOPKINSVILLE KY 15 91153 2 53122 keeper C P WAREIELD Sn p 1C6 34 Union Tobacco Warehouse COMMERCE and niTER STS 1 000 00 Total 2 813 78 30 0X 00 5CHO00 CO jjlfrom indigestion sour stomaci bead ache flatulency distress aiWoatlng butter i J it K LIABILITIES Capital stock paid In In cash surplus iuim Undivided profits viz Discount tmj EchangevInterest jW Due depositors as follows viz Deposits subject to check which nolnterest la paid Deposits feubject to check 3 Clarksville Tennessee UNION HOUSE j I Other Profits ton on on m energy weakness it a casoj of lost appetite want ol obiHtyi v- 44 970 21 Liberal advance made ori Con- signments Free Storage to Planters Correspondence So Hcited heafl arms shoulders cheit7 Sro you filled with mal- - Ha sallow complexion coated tongue d ht sweats dry couch chills and fever If any of these troubles ar-- yours thi thing you need is DR KINGS A X Eire you norvojis restless sleepless worn outin body and inmriuLt- - - u jHavo you pains in thobaaflips side - Time certificates of deposit on which Interest Is paid jSavingdeposits oniwhich inter-csfispal- whichjmerest is pald Demand certificates of deposit which interest is paid V Prompt and Careful Attention to All Business Entrusted to Us m el Iff 19 d I Certified checks Due Trust Companies State and Na P30s3 tional banks Due private bankers and brokers Dur individuals and corporations other than banks and depositors Due treasurer of the State of Ken tucky Amount due not included under any of tneaboe heads viz Cashiers check outstanding giv en for loans and discounts Bills re discounted 749 00 Unpaid dividends 1 050 0 Dividend this day 8J per cent 9 74 lax account so5l 8 Total T C HANBERY M F SHRYER PEOPLES WAREHOUSE HANBERY SHRYER ProPs Railroad Street Betweon Tenth and Eleventh 23 us pDsineville 3C3T GERMETOER STATE OF KENTUCKY County of Christian WW I ss Careful attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned to Liberal advances on tobacco in store Good quarters for team and teamsters All tobacco insured unless otherwise instructed B 41 A AiaiUiitAnr Ult tin Hnl vtVt I n human race sticks to it with a fidelity worthy of a more important cause Id like to have some wise man tell me why In tho gentlest and happiest way and with tho greatest certainty known to med A n ical science GERMETUER removes from George EI Robinson Smith P W Brown and so on tho system the symptoms named aboro Brown There are ten nameB on that one page giving strongth in placo of weakness joy ¬ placo of tho middle Initial of which is II Now ous health inno othor siekness liko it nnd Thero remedy that letter isnt any easier to write than none thatis do its work And then it is can any other letter it certainly isnt any a teal plensuro to tako it Littlo children more ornamental and I cant see that iikd it with dilicht and it cures like in any respect it has an advantage over rniP 6 for 500 the rest bf tho alphabet Yet the lTttW Iff nMJ SaSKUWJLJSRf Atosjm Garnett President of Pembroke De posit Bank a bank located and doing buMness at No streetln tho town of Pembroke in said county beingduly sworn says that the foregoing report Is in all respects a true Hat e meut of tho condition of the aid bank before the transaction of nnvhnstnpsann the 29th day of June 1S95 tq the best of his knowledge and belief and furthersays that the business of said bank has been transacted at the location named ami not elsewhere and hat tne above report is made In compllanco with an official notice received from the Secietary of State designating the 20th day of June 1895 as the day on which such report shall be made Subscribed and sworn to before me by w WGftriiettPrtsldent this 5th day July 1805 EstaLIslxed 1869 Tobacco Commission7 Merchants NPiCC Gabnktt President justice a hail Director J H Williams W V CENTRAL WAREHOUSE STT EfflB Wilt 5USE YOU Y 1 1 Record SfL Sold by R C Hardwick druggist A UABNKTT I V V WERm K lf ii wmmmutMwmmtm ft wiuii i m Tj KOPRINSVILLEv EENEITOEIASV A tf H i T a C a o jiliUwtoiUe XtJBUSIH IUESDAT BY Hentuclilaiu AND FRIDAY MOMBML CHAS M MEACHAM SUBSCRIPTION oeai reading notices woti per irne Spe- cents per line each Insertion KSXaSeo for standing udnirtHeraeuts furnished M 3 A VEAR mm IK ADVANCE fcplloftttnn OFFICE MH The nomination of Breathitt for judge harmonizes the republican par ty In Christian county He is accept Find la the blood pacifying balldlng np able to the factions that have opposed HHailtles of Hoods Bamparllla just what they need Mrs Judge Landes and will therefore Isa Griggs ol En- prove perhaps 200 votes stronger nfo Texas gives than the latter Judge Morrow can he4 experience So- eisily defeat Mr Breathitt but it is low I suffered almost death with extremely doubtful if auy other man Tired Women r- - v Alt XX ff SAW yf t S 4fr T ft S4 Hfrt ti IJ iSl WVr BHSliY flT VWZfKKWWJMSO H J VtT X 1 Do not believe 313 SOUTH MAIN STREET ANNOUNCEMENT VTo we Authorized to announce JUD0BTH03J MORROW was a candidate for Circuit Judge of the Tbird JSTudicial Dlatrlot subject to the action of the can do so If we are to have a dem ocratic judge in this district there nomination of Judge Morrow becomes a necessity local troubles which doveloped into a very serious affection and made a surgical opera ¬ iki Hi fa J TrT Jaamooratle Convention July 0 DKUOCltATIC TICKET For Governor M WAT HARDIN of Mercer For Lieutenant Governor1 Jtt T TYLtRof Fulton m O I For Audltoi irli C NORMANof Boono 8Cor Register of the Land Office IJffyG Bt SWANGO yf Wolfe For At torne G eneral V Wi JHENDRlCKof Fleming rri ti For Treasurer 1R C FDRn nf ninv t V n aV have declared for him although they op- ¬ posed his views in the convention The danger is not so much to Black burnas it is to the State ticket Bis friends are being nominated in all quarters of the State and he is- received everywhere with the greatest enthusiasm Louisville Critic The unfair fight on Blackburn is was completely rallying both gold and silver men to broken down had numerous boils and him in the country districts and a when I commenced taking Hoods Sarsa uumber of influential gold standard parllla I wolghed only 112 pounds Now I weigh over 125 pounds and am in better papers like the Nelson Record health than for the past fifteen years Formerly I was covered with eruptions now my skin is clear I can truly say tion necessary I TlSh tories at- J v l3S- h8 no equal for poor run down women Every one remarks about how well I am looking Mbs Isa Qbiqqs Hoods Sarsaparilla act hannonlomlr with 230 Hood- vw t K rmrz 1 v jX Ys I I S Tar ft s55 Hoods Pills SrprUla f V ForSecretary of State HENRY SHALE of Graves faa For8uptot Public Instruction PORTER THOMPSON of Owen For Commissioner of Agriculture ION BNALL of Louisville Jf Politicians niavbe unscrupulous but the masses of the people are hon- ¬ est It takes a bold and desperate man indeed to attempt to justify fraud and trickery in an appeal to a popular vote 1 Wherttojjtop at Dawson WnW76tfgdloT3awB6n Springs Ky stop at the Summit House KatesrS7 per week 526 dollars per month Children half rates Special rates to families and parties of five or more frpm the same place This hotel has been erreatlv irn- proved and is situated on a beauti ful elevation is convenient to the springs and depot and is acknowledged to have the coolest most healthful and pleasaut location of any hotel in Dawson Guests of the Summit ran M in their rooms and drink any of Dawson life living waters free of charge Correspondence solicited and cheer fully answered Clerk and porters to meet trains B H Ramset Propr pood7 but the fact still t ltf tXtZ HAPPY HOME garment W iirniMMmi tfP ig Vare the only kind sold under a guarantee tb please yofe i m a word 7 they i3iW nxawrm Mfflit wwv li fTllrravinmm or refund the money paid for them t H ft r MMffirL9ri n fit pengrt i Jfy ii T y l f I r remains that the Celebrated v in- rm ru mj n TlOi1ic irill 4aT7 you that other brands of clothing are just 4 i m Tf j tlLiiBKitn- i rt oCl ii sir mu J ji Look Better 1 irf J For Railroad Commissioners XKLklCIIERDEMPSEYof Hopkins wGECH ALEXANDER of Jefferson t GREKN R KELLAR WM of Nicholas For Magistrate Pembroke District LPARKER The latest returns from the English elections show the following figures Conservatives 293 Unionists 47 total 310 Liberals 97 McCarthy- ites 46 Parnellites 6 Labor 2 total 151 tfrand total 491 Net Union ist gain 61 Harvey is using up Horr in that silver debate Horr was Taadly rat- ¬ tled Saturday and tried to juinp the regular order and take up a side issue He has been whipped out on the first three propositions and umiMm Wear Longer COST LESS MONEY miimt imhvi t than any other goods in the market and you run abso lutely no risk in buying them 1 I tf r t I- - t It LI P r i f It ili ThejCafliz Telephone in a long ar- vticle onwthe Eddy ville matter as usual fcjete its facts badly mixed Judge Crenshaws views on the unit rule had xio bearing on the vote of Christian county for Morrow Every man on -- ike delegation was not only instruct- -eJbut pledged to vote for Morrows domination and is yet as for that matter No attention was paid to the vixdt rule by the Christian county delegates who relied upon their pos- uitipe instructions No intentional in- jiustice was aone Mr trarnett in our scarticle He surely does not object to assuming responsibility for what he did so openly and so eloquently in oaonveniion As to his record in the ILcuisville convention a reference to the Courier Journal of June 26 sec and page sixth column will show hat in organizing the state conven- ilion iTrjg county instructed for vHaViinjanil free silver voted 2 votes S Zc Beckner and 3 for Stone the candidate of Clay and sound money 35be decision under which Trigg di vided its vote was made when Ander ttson county voted the matter being noted in the Courier Journal and on After vihesame page as follows approaching order had something been secured Chairman Carroll ruled in regard to the disputed county that Jthe delegates were accountable only vo their constituents If they chose to violate instructions as to the unit rule it was for them to bear the reUnder this decision sponsibility 3ud on the same roll call Trigg made her record To use the Telephones language We put the rec- ord against the simple declaration Shoe Co No Mammoth Clothing Main St Hopkinsyille Ky The September number of The Forum will contain a notable paper by Profeessor Cesar Lombroso the emi¬ S LIVE STOCK MARKET Reported by Tatom Embxy Si Co LIVE STOCK U0MMIS8I0N MERCHAKTS BOUEBON STOCK YAKD3 TOBACCO NEWS HOPKINSVILLE 3IARKET ing his wheat In a few days he will 9 308 be ready for other threshing opera- ¬ 7 757 7 007 tions of a political nature 6 25 Judge Mancv is busy now thresh- ¬ lastweekas 24 Hanberry Shryer sold 92 hhds follows S9 80 nent Italian Criminologist summing up Toe Most Noteworthy Results RAMBLERS Won QUOTATIONS hhds med tp good leaf 708 007 807 007 005 807 507 306 507 30 7 40 7 30 20 6 75 6 75 70 6 25 6 20 5 10 Editor Jno C Kiley late of the timr n that excellent daily the wieaner I SfihrPft PflfTAr a 34 hhds com leaf 5 20 4 60 4 004 704 105 005 70 5 25 rannrtur nn 4 75 5 10 5 60 4 50 4 60 5 00 Henderson 4 22 4 99 4 0 440340 410 4 30 5 10 5 40 iun4Rna7n O UU U 1U 4 OU 4 OV 4 OU O 10 4W Coin 2100 Sears 014 14 hds lugs from U OO to 2 50 20 hhds lugs from 52 25 to 1 50 LOUISVILLE MARKET II 1 B M Chattell assistant cashier of the Illinois Trust and Savings bank says the Chicago Tribune is the own er of a numismatic treasure It is a coin the exact duplicate of which cannot be found in the British Museum in London and it is believed to be the only one in existence There are three coins in the British museum corresponding closely to it but there is still enough difference to place that owned by Air Chattell in a class by itself The coin is an Egyptian silver piece of the time of Queen Bernice 11 wife of Ptolemy III who reigned about 240 B C It is of the kind that was known as the octodracm In size it is somewhat smaller than an American silver dollar and its intrinsic value is about 50 cents Its numsimatic value is not easily determined On one side of the coin is shown the head of Bernice veiled and surrounded by Egyptian characters On the othor is a cornucopia and a mark corresponding to the modern mint mark in the fnrm nf n hftft It is in this mnrk that the coin differs from those in the Brit ish Museum the latter not havinsr it The figure of the bee is stated by exOur steamed contemporaries in Ca- - perts to denote that the piece was liz Eddyville and Murray all amused coined at Ephesus themselves last week by taking a --whack at us though they bad but lit- tle to say about the stubborn facts we fiave made public in regard to the Eddyville carryings on We have serted that Morrow was nominated OVA UI aiid the highest party authority in ihe state has sustained us We have cfleclared that ho was deprived of the mozninajtion by men who knew they were wrong and the records of the Louisville convention sustains us We have shown that the convention was adjourned while a proposition to withdraw Morrow if he was not do- - clared entitled to the nomination was pending and this is not disputed Suppose some of you tackle these vsolemn truths after you have abused JJklr Meacham to your hearts content 810 7 20 5 30 5 7 Simpson dark leaf at 56 10 to 4 25 1 Logan dark leaf at 58 6 Montgomery Tenn dark leuf at 56 60 to 5 10 9 Henry Tenn dark leaf at S7 6 20 6 to 4 80 3 McLean Ky 55 80 5 10 4 90 6 Breck ¬ inridge dark leaf and lugs at 55 50 to 1 80 5 Logan dark leaf at 55 40 5 95 to 4 90 6 Graves dark leaf at 55 90 5 60 5 20 4 80 4 60 4 30 7 Fulton dark leaf at 56 20 6 10 5 90 Major House sold 63 hhds 5 hhds The Anderson co Burleyleaf and lugs at 511 50 9 60 8 20 5 10 5 6 Owen Burley leaf and iugs at 59 50 8 50 5 80 5 60 leaf at 5 50 5 10 55 80 5 60 2 Trigg dark S3 Lucas County Fbank J Chenet makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F Extra shinning J Chenet Co doing business in the U 50 to 4 75 City of Toledo County arid State 4 25 to 4 60 Light shipping 4 00 to 4 to aforesaid and that said nrm will pay Beat butchers a OOto a CO Fair to good butchers DOL- 3 00 to 2 73 the sum of ONE HUNDRED Common to medium butchers Thin rough ateerapoor cows and fLARS for each and every case of 1 00 to 1 25 scalawasa Good toextra oxen 575 to 4 15 Catarbh that cannot be cured by the 1 26 to 2 co use of Common to medium oxen Halls Catarrh Cure 1 a 50 to 4 OO Feeders FRANK J CHENEY 1 25 to 2 40 Stockers 1 25 to a oo Bulls Sworn to before me and subscribed 4 60 2 00 to Veal calves 25 00 to 35 00 in my presence this 6th day of DeChoice milch cows 10 00 to 18 00 cember A D 188b Fair to good milch cows Hogs Receipts 1149 Shipments AWGLEASON t 479 The market ruled firm and 5c to j SEAL V Notary Public 10c higher on choice light hogs heavy weights about steady tops 5 20 All Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intersola prospects only fair nally and acts directly on the blood Hoos Choice packing and buten ers 225 lb to 300 tb SIS to 5 20 and mucous surfaces of the system Fair to crood Dackintr 180 ft to 525 lbf 10 to 5 16 Send for testimonials free Good to extra lieht 1C0 tb to 180 F T CHENEY CO Toledo O tb 5 10 to 5 20 Ep Sold by Druggists 75c 120 lb to 150 tb 5 00 to 5 lo Fat shoats S Receipts 378 and 78 calves Ship ¬ ments 110 The market being well supplied ruled very slow and prices were fully I5c to 25c lower than on Monday and an entire clearance could not be make The outlook for the remainder of the week is for a Jow trade THAT HAVE BEEN ACHIEVED IN CRIMINOLOGY at Maysville The thoughtful know that the pure worship of the pure heart was and has always been an inspired song State of Ohio Cut of Toledo I a More prizes were won at Maysville on Eamblers than were won on any other make of wheel Out of a possible 23 11 were won on Ram- ¬ prizes blers including a hill climbing contest which was won on a Rambler Four first prizes 5 and seconds Rambler riders always win These werejjlclass A riders and not paid amateurs The boys ride Ramblers faoin choice and pay 5100 each for their machines because they want to ride Ramblers knowing the Rambler is the fastest bh cyle built If you want to win ride a Rambler V cPRP555eS5S3KieE5RS3Si28Se55iSR STOVES the city Fatshoats100 tbtalSOtb Boughs 160 tb to 400 tb 4 75 4 00 to to 4 80 4 Co n c The best stock of Stotbs and Ranges in Maurus Jokai distinguished Hun garian poet novelist historian and patriot has written for the August number cf The Forum a highly interesting article entitled My Literary Recollections practically an autobiography of his life In the same number of The Fovum will appear an extremely valuably and in Sheep and Lds Good to ex ship ping sheep teresting article on tue Opening of Fair to good the Goethe Archives by Professor Common to medium Eric Schmidt of the University of Bucks lambs Kentucky lms Extra Tennessee Berlin who had charge of the Goethe Fair to good medium Common to Archives for several years Tall ends oi culls i Sheep and Lambs Receipts 1833 Shipments 479 Market ruled dull and 25c lower on lambs best selling at S4 75 best Tennessee lambs 4 00 to 54 25 a few fancy a shade higher Commou lambs very dull no one wanting that kind There is a strong demand for fat sheep at steady prices Tothffhourdecay sets in the touch- ¬ es of Time are usually those of an artist who loves his subject and wish- ¬ es merely to soften or ennoble its ex¬ TINWARE Everything In the Tinware line cheap as dirt pression ROOFSNG Call on us for Roofing and Qntterlng Best Family Medicine Mr C N Jones Girard Ala says May 16th 1895 I was suffering fromCatarrh in the head and was cured PUMPS pumps Best in the market Force pnmps bucket pumpa all kinds of pumps 2 76 to 3 00 2 25 to 2 60 1 60 to 2 oo 100 to 2 00 4 25 4 75 3 00 to 8 50 3 60 to 8 00 2 00 to 3 60 rti by Kings Royal Germetuer We keep it all the time and believe that it is the Special attention tp Repairiko best family medicine there is on the market today Virginia St Hopkinsville Ky Germetuer suits all ages in the home Opposite Hotel Latham It is so pleasant to take that all like it It is so harmless that the the ten GEO W YOUNG flGT- derest babe and most delicate invalids are always safe in using it It cures when all else fails New W A PPool A H Goodwin large bottles 108 doses SI Tor sale by RC Hardwick REPAIR WORK The How sweet a grace it is that we can put so much glory in dying POOL Purest and the Strongest Keep the best and freshest stock Satisfaction is a mild word for the of Staple and Fancy Groceries to b mental state of that man who has banfound in the city ished all sickheadaches by a single course of Ramons Tonic Liver Pills B3ET Country Produce handled Instead of sallow cheeks and dull Opposite Phoenix Hotel eyes he has now rosy cheeks and Main street bright eyes and in place of a sour stomach he has a healthy active appetite and good digestion Have you HOPKINSViLLE KY nevertried this famous remedy All your druggists keep it Get a free sample dose fl Chairman Long of the state cen tfral committee has decided that dele gufees cannot be bound by the unit mle or instructions in conventions Feminine timidity is always becom ing especially is it so when honor is more concerned than life or liberty ote Henderson Entirely new and first class in all the ruling that Capt W J Stone and Hon James B Garnett fought so hard in the Eddyville congestion The ruling of Mr Long This is My analyses of baking powders of general sale in this State show the Royal to be a cream of tartar baking pow- ¬ der free from ammonia alum lime or any adulterations that its constituents are better proportioned and that it has a larger amount of leavening gas than any of the others analyzed judge if practically gives the nomination to Morrow of Christian county not known what action will be It is taken in the matter as yet Padu- cah Visitor Sl Jf QrvcC 10 WALL ST NEW YORK Eidor Haggard was beaten for Par ¬ liament by 242 votes and in addition Director and Chemist Kentucky Agl Experiment Station ROYAL BAKINO io being defeated was stoned when Jhe appeared on the street and had to Is a common complaint and it is a respects Excellent Sample Rooms dangerous symptom It means that nd service unequaled in tho city the system is debilitated because of On Double Car Line impure blood and in this condition CF L P Klbiderkr Proprietors it is especially liable to attacks of disease Hoods Sarsaparilla is the rem- Kv Henderson edy for this condition and also for that weakness which prevails at the change of season climate or life unae reasonable conditions Do not Say it i tt j jiuoiah jtihbuc r easily yet pipmpi- - can not be done till you send tor for 120 pairo ly and emcieutly on the bowels and catalogue of draughons practical bus fNESS COLLEGE Nashville TeniKJamilacol- liver 25c eBe js strongly endorsed by baer8 and merchants all over tlw United StateTfis well L i ii uepm oi as loreign Countries FOUR weeks by Draugh j il jjujjf ivuoiinooiomiuo penitence it is our nature to listen more kindly to what is imparted for Telegraphy our good SO That Tired Feeling Positions Guaranteed I v n-n ni POWDER CO ctKirescuod by tho police St A druggists Vitalia double strength for Cheap board Open to both sexes states and territories now representeed prepared books for sale by NB This college haskeeping penmanship book Home study ana aaorinaaac X itr uiZ h ia t 1 t X vti n- V iel s iZXKJ rJXXfii Ll 1TJ TyrntTT T T TlfPvw V ILuLjKj - Jf Ill xU xlsx rviiir- VHIAJN 9 MOUSFAHD A30TJT iJ- V 4n jj 4 The Southern Published bYnuesYof ti rHbpttnVvlhVo Awarded r ffim m J t lOTHltiC BUT A Condensed MEWS FOUND COLUMN IN THIS pcnlng Teely Told lor Jluy Aoeouut of tbo Latest Ilnii Renders if new ideas suspicious of innovations The State Encampment began at from tuo JMorineni ciijnes imuuea Saturday The Ken with prejudice against new comers Henderson i ivfckji State Guard is com from the North because of the abuses pbSSprof three regiments The three that followed upon the late interneregiments tue composed of twenty cine difficulty the Southern people three companies and wil be in camp have not given homeopathy a warm one regiment at a time as follows reception until recent years When Pirst Kegiment from Louisville from the editor of this journal removed to July 20th to Aug lBt Third Regi the far Southwest twenty years ago ment from Bowling Green Wickliffe the homeopaths of all that section Hopkinsville Madisonville Hodgen could be counted upon the fingers MOST PERFECT MADE ville and Henderson Aug 1 to Augi There was not a state society in ex- A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free 11 Second Regiment from Harrods istence There was riot a sectional from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant burg Winchester Frankfort Mid homeopathic society in existence 46 YEARS THE STANDARD dlesboro Flemingsburg Cynthiana There was not a medical club nor a and two companies from Lexington homebpathic institution nor a home ARE YOUR EYES PERFECT Aug 11 to Aug 21 opathic journal nor a homeopathic flfifce meeting of the Kentucky pharmacy nor a homeopathic dispenJvM Association at Hopkinsville in sary nor anything homeopathic September promises to be one of the except a few noble homeopathic best attended and moat enjoyable of pioneers who were sowing the seed of any recent one of these annual gath similia the greater part of which un- HAVE FOUR EYES EXAMINED erings Afterthe meeting themem fortunately fell upon stony ground bera of the Association aro going to but a fraction of all that jvasSQwn justing by M D Kelly properly make a short visit to the Atlanta Ex- taking root and growing into rich is not equaled In to the faceot the country i this part railroad has ripe grain to form a harvest worth N position and the L nrranged to give them a special train the gathering Little by little how from Hopkinsville to Atlanta Frank- - ever the prejudices of the Southern people against their Northern brothion iapuiu ers began to wear away and a homeoThere were two killings in Pike path dropped in here another there and both another Thursday county yonder aro said to have been in self defense against determined each struggling opposition upon Will Thacker and The victims were established great- ¬ part of a Coleman and the slayers are theprejudiced firmlyrelentless medical Jim ly and John Matney and Jake Smith foe more failing to gain a foot hold Frank Kelly of Lawrence county than succeeding more returning disGUS YOUNG has shot and dangerously wounded his couraged and embittered than reHouk her relative maining the proportion of leaven be theAgency for the wife and John The Kellys had separated and Houk ing insignificantly 6mall yet potent for Champion Mowers was trying to bring about a reconcil- grand results as the present successand Reapers iation es show yt Tennessee was the first Southern Miss Margaret Johnson daughter to organize a state socommonwealth ot the Hon Claude M Johnson ciety but it failed of success and for eloped and was married to Mr Lewis ten long years not a meeting was Brown of Lexington Her mother wanted her to marry a nobleman at held Following upon the yellow fever epidemic of 1878 the Hahne Washington mann Association of Louisana was G W Hickman a young attorney brought into existence not as a reguof Calhoon won the Democratic nom- lar state society but as a medical ination for representative in McLean club to be called together as occasion over R M Kincheloe He is a silver seemed to demand Texas was the man and will vote for Blackburn first to organize a permanent state soSix of the eleven precincts of Crit ciety in 1883 A previous effort in tenden county gave a majoaity of 126 this direction had been partially sucfor prohibition yesterday The votes cessful but like the Tennessee soci of the other precincts will hardly ety the first Texas State Association never a healthy organization died an overcome this early death Kentucky followed An opposing faction burned the Texas within a year or two Tennes school house at Buffalo near Faints see reorganized and later Florida viMe because the trustees employed Alabama and Maryland fell into line WWebb to teach the school in the order named with organizaCol Thos Z Morrow of Somerset tions that are still in existence that Republican candidate for governor in in the State last named being one of 1883has been put on the governments the strongest in the South Two homeopathic colleges have charity roll as a pensioner been organized on southern soil in M Stambuloff ex premier of Bul- ¬ very recent years with an establishgaria who was assaulted in the streets ed hospital in connection therewith r of Sofia by four unknown men died and these have forced admission into frocijhis wounds like institutions controlled by their Ptgident Cleveland has issued an respective cities The greatest single order placing employes of all pen victory that has yet been accom sion agencies under civil service rules lished on Southern soil was won at profesDr D A Amoss Democratic nom- ¬ Louisville a month ago ourinto the sion gaining admittance inee for the legislature in Caldwell large city hospital of that metropolis county has withdrawn from the race with an assignment of every fifth ¬ pa C C McChord has been nomina- tient to the homeopathic hospital ted for senator in the Washington staff j county district by the Democrats With this splendd record of adHarrison Trice was shot and badly vancement within the last ten years wounded bjr George Coombs near it is not chimerical to predict a glo rious future for the new system of Paducah Friday medicine throughout all Southland J W Dixon and Wm Davidson This virgin soil Dut needs to be tilled were both fatally shot at a dance in to yield a bountiful harvest There Allen county are hundreds of unoccupied and reaYoung- ladies will become mem sonably inviting locations from Marybers of a Democratic club of Ander land to Texas that should be filled The Southern people are the most son county hospitable people on earth and the Eddie Ferguson was drowned at prejudices of former years are well Henderson night wiped away Physicians who are gentlemen who are competent in CONCERT TO NICHT their profession and who are suffici- ¬ ently imbued with sound sense and Lesson Ity Prof Words Band in Mercor Park Fire and mature judgment to take our Drawing Ingiven in Oil and China Painting Charcoal Crayon Pastel ate Southern neighbors as they find Lesson Hours trom 9 to 13 A M Balloon Ascensions CHINA FIRED them not unnecessarily Prof Ward will perform a pro- them but becoming a part wounding Thoafl lntcrfistd 1nrltH tn nall Main STUUil at Residence South of them St gram of choice music at Mercer park will receive from them a hearty wel- ¬ at 730 Tuesday evening The park come as their attainments their charREPORT OP THE CONDITION will be illuminated and there will be acters and the superiority of their OF THE r- system of practice become known several fire balloon ascensions The Soutn should be populated Admission 15 cents for men 10 and the interests of homeopathy Nati onal that First Sank cents for ladies and children under are alreadj established should be en15 years couraged and fostered and matured PROGRAMME until the At Sousa certainly entire Southern field is as March Liberty Bell homeopathic a any other at the olose of business With Song and Fantassia section of this great Goetz go Medical Century country ChicaDance 11 Schottische Coons Best Girl RESOURCES kiiopiltleXMtftJCUibNo sectioti bf the UniUd States of fers brighter promises for the future of homeopathaCtfl present time than does ttheSojth Naturaly a conservativepeople slow to grasp Highest Honors Worlds Fair DR rf CREAM Y It Is Surprising How Cheap You Can Buy FURNITURE At Headquarters FURNISHED FURNISHED OFFICES HOUSES BAKING POWMR JWl Am HOTELS FURNISHED BARROOM OUTFITS j S T MOOR E CO MANUFACTURERS j6y8anAWviii HU r AfiFNTS n iwni fees v UICQI1 r Td4i ML an r wb Jit ismfc tlUMJL ir HgGWi xat i tyy al W K CL rw S W IS If TMh 75CV REIfiHT PAID 1 200 MILES FftOMLOUISVlLLEiitf lk aM crceKILiirfcr rt jZQPMvS gv tf V tT r r a jer tejjfv m rn twa f y fffgZ g M nnTrSiJfr1 KfWcTsV T if m dt VSAIJ j I 4 To Quit I Beginning on Saturday July 20 and continuing for 90 days I will sell my entire stoc of jewelry at The Surprise Almost Ready ORIGINAL PRIME COST in order to retire from business on November 1st These goods 18 watches at 9 are first class and standard wares 450 Pebble Glasses at 150 1 glasses at 50c and everything else in proportion My stock embraces a full line of Diamonds Fine watches clocks Jewelry and Fancy Goods Call and oee for yourself for yon Wallis Grocery Mrs Ti i YATES P HOPKINSVILLE KY JE Dabney Watch for Us In llopkinsvitte Ky JULY 1895 Ripley Jaxone Waltz La Serenata Adler March Postal Telegraph Rink Polka Baritone Solo Walter Ward W1 Chambers Bennet Waltz Minneta Galop Wheelsmen Parade Scacht When Traveling 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 liver and bowels preventing fevers headaches and other forms of sick- ¬ ness For sale in 50c and That we must worship something is by all leading druggists SI bottles Manafac a law which will contimieas long1 as tured by the California Fig Syrup there is anything we cannot under- Co only stand Take Yitalia Liver Pills What would you say of a man who could be rich by making gold of the stones under his feet yet is poor of choice Loans and Discounts Overdrafts eecuted and unsecured U S Bonds to secure circulation Premium on US Bonds Stoolcsseourltles eto Banking house furniture fixtures Other real estate mortgages owned Due trom National Banks Not Reserve Agents Due from approved reserve agents Checks andother cash Items Notes of other National Banks Fractional paper currency nickels and cents Lawkul MoNEr Resbrve in Bank viz Specie 1 10493 oo Legal tender notes 1000000 Redemption fund with US Treasurer 5 per cent of circulation Due from U S Treasurer other than 5 per cent redemption fund 7483215 321918 1600000 193000 3749403 200000 290000 185391 2096714 131300 1825000 38775 2049500 72000 FRIDAYS Papers 250 if P The makers of a law should ho thh first to observe it for having done so tlfey then have Gods license to exert KijQseive3 in us eniorcement It is easy after a calamity hn ha fallen us to look back and see the proofs of its comiug strewn along the way- To lie down and die and be no more no more forever time never was when man wished for such an end s When When When When Baby was sick wo gav her Castoria she was a Child she cried for Castoria she became Miss she clung to Castoria she had Children she gavo them Castoria Life way Is the truthful startling title of a book about NoTo Bac the harmles- guaranteed tobacco habit cure that braces up nlcotlnlzed nerves eliminates the nicotine poison makes weak men gain strength vigor and manhood You run no physical no financial risk as sold by B O Hardwlck under a guaran ¬ tee to cure or monev refunded Book frvse Addrei sterling Eeic r Co New York or Chicago Dont Tobacco Sit or Smoke Your Total 20605001 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in 6400000 Surplus 281826 Undivided profits less expenses and paid taxes 132045 1440000 National Dank notes outstanding Due to State Banks and bankers 125426 Dividends unpaid 114600 Individual deposits subject to checkl2lill0i Total 20605001 State ot Kentucky County of Christian ss I Thos W Long Cashlerof the above named bank do solemnly swear that the above state ment Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief Thos W Lono Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this 20th day of July 1895 COXBOULWARE V N i Walter Kellt Directors f JNOl WA UBO NP ULONQ Lowet PBOW8E V V 1 II 8TtfM PMMnitvHMMtuttnfvlRflU ssn-i- 9if o j -W I v- f rn HVirrin- tn 1 JrtHdftrff ssbPmiw W 4 wws prowi r -uuJwHiWrt wii H iwr v lEEOTmNSV MEIF Hitit i S Tl U Z r St their offiaMcarev Many monTiiVi 1g AZ wsifiv8 W6tatJ N i r Jv jfc Bfr yfll Castoria to Dr Samuel Pitcliers prescription for Infants and Cliililren It contains neither Opium Morpnino nor other Narcotic substance It is a harmless sulfsfituta for Paregoric Drops Soalngr Syrups aria Castor OIK t K I hS ft 1 Bit H B watchful attittidenso qtilekiythaf due J Bell t almost felt disposed to doubt if he had Castoria ever left it Theresas no doubt In the DeKoven 8tfam Castoria la an excellent medicine for call- Castoria 14 so well adapted tochildren that mind of the cart Thatlightning stroke 655pm Sturgis V0Mani cfcen Mothers have repeatedly told meof Its I recommend it as superior toany prescription BMPlani 744 nm of the beak had much the same effect Marion effect upon their children lj w known to food 1057 am 850pm Princeton Practice In the Courts of Christian arid ad on the Persian as if a bomb had burst H A AncnESM D 925pm Cerulean Springs ll33am Dr G C Osgood Offlce City Hall y somewhere in its middle It leaped oinlng countlPSH0P1NSVLLEKY tratlding 1149 a m Gracer j 941pm i So Oxford St BrooklynN Y Lowell Mass Ar Hopkinsville 1210 pm 1000pm a yell five paces backward its Court Squarr with vnpTir 7irtmn Castoria Is the best remedy for children of legs extended every separate hair of Our physicians inthe childrens depart --which X am acquainted No 8 Daily No 1 Dally FBAHK RIYES I hope the day is not ment hve spoken highly of their experi- its long fur standing off it at full Mail Express Mail Express will consider the ence in their outside practice with Castoria J far distant when mothers m LvHopkiisvllle 260 p m 040a length When it reached the ground1 i Teal interest of their children and use Castoria Princeton 505 p m C65an3 and although we only have among our it hesitated not for a mottient no fleet-¬ Marlon 753 am 604pm instead of the various quack nostrums which medical supplies what is known as regular DeKoven ing notion of ven fiance crossed its 850 ani 707pm are destroying their loved ones by forcing products yet we are free to confess that the Morganfield m 930a 740pm mind with head and tail depressed in opium morphine soothing syrup and other merits of Castoria has won us to look with Corydon 814 pm 1003a m OFFICE over Planters van manner as unlike as possible to its dig Henderson 1025 a m 835 pm hurtful agents down their throats thereby favor upon it ArEvansvllle 925 pm 1116a m nfied approach it retreated at a good sending them to premature graves W S WITHERS LOCAL FRElUHT United Hospital and Dispensary THIS IS MY PAPAfl DEPARTMENT Da J F Kikchelob round trot to the shrubbery whence it Lv Prlncevon 715 a m Dally Boston Mass 60lCTLL0xv Ar Hopkinsville TLMORllWI 1000am Conway Ark Allen C Smith Pres public and private policies but his had come Lv 500pm Ar Princeton s 780 n m heart was broken and a part of it NOT DAME FORTUNES WHEEL The Centaur Company 77 Murray Street New York City UNIONTOWN BRANCH went into the grave with his son Dur Office over Planters Bak South Bound Daily ing the summer oflSpiV when he was Dut It Was the Causo of Ups and Downs m Lv Uuiontovrn 680pm 7t0aajm HOPKINSVILLE - KY Jast tho Same 1U5 Buffering and almost dying at Bar Har Ar Morganfield 665 pm It was all about a bicycle and it was North Bound Daily bor the politicians took advantage of Securgent 935 a ml i 715pm LvMorganfieldi his lamentable condition and filled not an 1895 model either nor was it thp Andrew iSlppm ArUniontojnjfcu w 00Vftm PHYSICIAN And SUKGEON owrppea oeiore me ana aaaressen newspapercolumhs withreports of his steed of bloomery beauty It was a rou tc M Sherwood Act SONS OF GREAT MEN BF MitchellA wheel that would have made excellent the secretary It was an assumption dissoliftionbut nofpneof them spoke Hopkinsville Ky r oppositt r GP OFFICE Fifth and Main street which was arrogant but that was no of or realizedwthofacl that the real junkand itwasprQbablythcoldestof OltTConri Room kindinexistenceJW stlt1 -N L TIME TABLE Most of Thorn Are Nice Well placefor resentment However in the trouble was a brokenjheart One year itsThese facts however made little TELEPHONE NO 5 s evening of that day 1 wrote an article later after he had lairaside all public Behaved Gentlemen TEAINS GOING NORTH for tffe St JJaul Globe in which Prince dutiesi1and wasj seeking rest in his difference to the tow haired urchin SO 52 St Louie Knst Mall 952 a m HH Russell received aroVstinp that would homejon theirock boundedast of Maine who had come into possession of jjil So W Najhvillfi Accom 850pm Gossip About the Scions of Interesting his otlier son SEinmons Blaine died and he was the hero of thohour among Painter have Bone a leg of muttonjbrownJThe Bnd Papfr - Hanger No 54 St Louis Expres SOUTH 1010 pm Presidents and Famous Statesmen manTRAINS GblNG -- ALL WORK fact was narrated that he came into the suddenly arid the venerable statesman his companions who after the somej So 68 St Lonls Express 4 85am Distinguished Ancestry lias rudeiyjajwifholit removing his iriadefta longlonely gournoy half across ner of all sycophants praised his Dorie Wltji Neatness and Dispatch and at Low 66 Nashville Accomodation room So 626am Its Drawbacks xn what toilsome and serpentine method So 51 St Louis Mall esi rnces t hat Snd acted rather liketa bowlio the contlnenttQtbririgTtnftlifeless body of locomotion HOP 8th street next Beard AccdmmodaTion does hot ran on s rjp Nashville of that son back homo for interment supposed it was papas department r Special Washington Ltterl pttce Hopkinsville Ky v anda lU All butreq heafrewtlejfaced North bound St Doula land ChicflKlast When Benjamin Hurrlson was presi- and that he could do as he pleased James G Blaine died beforehis itime plainlythelsllnfaelfie of he com t trolns have hrough trains solid and jOMT9 dent of thcUnited States his son Rus- there A comparison was drawn be- of domestic trouble and grievous be- lad to Chicago and St Louis Publip griefs iand disap- munity says the Chicago Tribune son reavements sell was a conspicuous personage in tween Runsell and the Fast Line stops only at Important stations Say Billy why dont you get a ud crossings Has hrough Pullman sleep fWashlngton and throughout the entire of Attorney Gerieral Brewster who pointments al way sibuoyed him to new hump on yer he yelled derisively PHYSICIAN SUHGEON Tito Atlanta Ga ui country Russell Harrison is a man of used to pervade the department of just- endeavors His end was pitiable J MAOAMaBent mZm i Tj Jn Hopinsville Ky r than ordinary- ability ancl 3f ice- andraadetho clerks particularly i While it is true that tho lives of great Are ye traininfnithfatnian could more Huh mebbe rydthink you OFFIOEup stairs opposite Telephone office genial presence but he btenfprVsumcd theladiesa great dealof trouble withi fmen alKremind us we can make our corner Ninth and Jlan Residence corner npon the fact that1 his father vynSchief his boyish1 pranks4 Little Benny Brews lives sublineahd although the sons of ride -Mebbe I do Ye aint tired aready Main and Seventeenth ii i njr i i ep wuuiiij i great1 men fully realize the truth of iciuuu j magistrate of the republic That was luivup itajniuii i For Billys head was pillowed This is that saying it is a matter of fact that are ye quite natural of course but the young strances with the argument i my papas department and Ill do as I in this republic onlyoneman descended in the gutter 1r man was severely criticised and often f from a president has ever achieved aM Ten seconds later tboitwa wereiroll- ridiculed in the newspapers many of please ing up and down the alley Iri mortal The sons of great men are always like distinction Ho was not a son but them referring to him ns Prince Russ as nnd the Protty Prince That latter handicapped by the reputations of a grandson of a president In the old combat untilworst Billyit seemed to be PHys his followers of was not wholly inapt for their fathers Wore is expected of them worldancestry counts for everything getting the appellation mindful of possible rides fell upon his tharf- is reasonable Genius is not and greatness often is achieved Office over Bank of Hopkinsville In tho new world distin adversary and routed him- ThenthSy m and 2 to 4 pt m Hours from u often transmitted The sons of pres heritage v are as the sons of other men guished ancestry1 6eems to foe detri- returned in triumph to the wneeL idents l Say Billy asked one of them is Fred Grant was often the subject of ad mental to ambition and aspiration this yere wheel pneumatic Smith D Fry vcrsecriticismwhen his distinguished C But before ho had time to reply a father was president Robert L Linvoice from a neighboring wood hoarse Cat Adopt a Younc ICat coln was often derided during the civil J fi Down ntthe camp of section 0 they shed shouted war as play soldier who was doiug DEftTST Nnw its rheumatic dats what it is were troubled with rats says the Lc no fighting but was on the payroll And in the brief interval of silence Oifiice over Kellys Jewelry Store mont 111 Observer and in onW to Both of as a matter of favoritism those young gentleman however were exterminate the pest brought several which followed the critic clambered Kv BOPKINSVTLLE meritorious and they have scrupulous- cats there One day a nest of young down and fled for his life x rouaOiy not iriahy women ly borne with honor the great names rats was found and given to a mother know which they bear Fred Grant was a cat and her little kittens All the rats where the powder puffs with which FlftT NATIONALS very present help in time of trouble were devoured but one singular to re- alabaster brows and blushing cheeks when the nations greatest soldier si- late was allowed to live In fact it are produced come from There is a lently and heroically battled with pain was made one of the kitten family and place in Chicago where some nimble W W GRAY PROP and death during those long months of allowed the same privilege of nursing fingered girls are erigagedail the year H NINTH ST NitAKMAlls as the little kittens It is their insep round in making them The material gradual but certain dissolution Robert T Lincoln as secretary of war and arable companion sharing their home is the soft fluffy down from cygnets or SHAVING 10 SHAMPOO- ¬ ING 25 HAIR CUTTlNd minister to Great Britain was always and sport and going whither it will young swans and it comes largely from Regular Graduate and Registered Physician dignified able and honorable Fred unharmed by cat or kitten It has be- the islands of the Baltic sea 25nts Formerly Assistant Surgeon in U- S Navy af ¬ was equally creditable to his fa- come a household pet and is as much Grant Nothing but work and all terwards Post Sunreon U s Army and later Surgeon British Marine Servicewith two ther and to his country in eminent like the kittens in its habits as could All THE SON OF THE PRESIDENT done in latest fashion years experience as Physician at Hot well be imagined This is not a fish diplomatic life Springs Ark wlll welcome the sick and af ¬ SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Gen Garfield was president only for story but is vouched for by several he is indeed a handsome fellow A flicted at His Office where consultation with one of the Most Successful Doctors of the newspaper correspondent who has trav- a few short months His little bo3Ts es- who have gone out to section 0 to see presan ago Is cordially invited All will eled extensively to day handed me a caped criticism and his daughter Mol this most curious exemplification of the receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed in every case story which has probably never before lie was everywhere praised for her lamb and lion lying down together It undertaken been printed lie says I was in Cuba modesty and graceful decorum The is beyond human ken to fathom the Cobb Ky I write to thank yor for Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats when Russell Harrison was there and Garfield boys went to college com- motives that prompted Mrs Cat and her returned to this country on the same pleted their studies and are living kittens to spare the rats life and make the Electropoise and will state that I Suceese ully All Chronic and LoDg vessel with him I regarded him as a quiet lives bearing with honor and in it one of them have been siifferinff yvjth sciatica for Standing Diseases nice fallow but very pompous At Key norroiv the name of that man of the Have your Photograph rnade at three yearSj I was not able to do any ila Bronchitis AsDtn West it is the rule to land the emigrants people who rose by merit alone from Over Ice Cream Bought at tho Ho- ¬ treated by latest hospital methods first and then such passengers as are the canal tow path to positions of Left work arid triedeveaything and made tels antl Frozen Again going no farther ufter which all the major general in the army leadership It is an actual fact that old ice cream a trip ro Hot Springs whichgave me rest who care to go ashore to see the in the house of representatives a seu is bought up by Italians and venders NEW STUDIO sights can do so I intended stopping atorship and the chief magistracy of from restaurants and ice cream stands partial relief but I was as bad as ever a Sores Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema there for awhile and was standing by the republic No 580 Fourth Avenup g frozen a second and third time and short while atter I returned home Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising the gangway waiting the debarkation Alan Arthur son of President Arthur again offered for sale to be consumed from an impure state of the blood promptly of the emigrants when Russell Harri- did not spend much time in Washingand completely eradicated forever from the by the newsboys nnd general public Thanks to the Electropoise I can now system restoring health and purity son stepped up to the officer who was ton His father President Arthur was under the alluring title of hokey pokey say I am a well man from every rheu- ¬ present and said TTidnev one of the most cultured of Atneriean says the New York nerald Almost 1 am the son of the president of GEO R WHITE He was a great man well every night these venders make the matic pain gentlemen Weakback frequent and burning urine dis ¬ ww umu u n mips i waiuiogoasnore eases pf the bladder of both sexes promptJy balanced extremely polite and his son rounds of all tho hotels and buy up 4 Do you ant to Stop Tobacco and safely ctued In a very few moments you cau go was 1UC unto b int whatever has been left over from the VlU receive special and carefuTM Two years ago I was in very bad T i rl wr Harrison replied the officer President Cleveland came to the day previous liClUlOo treatment for all thetrmany This cream has all Tint I ailments UMV 141b m go now IU right white house a bachelor YCU OAN BE OURED WHILE USINGT T Ho was mar- been melted more or less to its original health physicans said it was JBrights royal tones Th habit of uslnc tobacco grows ried during his first termirtnd isiiow consistency ahd if it is still frozen Disease and they could do nothing until Krave diseased conditions are on a man Syphilis Gleet Strictures Varlocele GTreT I am very sorry the officii polite produced Hydrothe fatRjr of threv hftle girls wlio must wheritheyigetit tliere is butlittle left Tobacco causes cancer of tho montn and Weakness of ly responded My orders are Vtf ietitQ in after years baarthe name of one of Piles and my chances for living as stomach dyspepsia loss of memory nervous cele Tenderues cured without Organs detenbut fluid by tho time it has reached forme Fistula quickly oo pain permit siglitseers to go ashore only thc most wonderful and pScullarl affection congestion of tho retina asd tion from business Brooklyn and the Italiariiquartefi long as two months was very slim I wasting of tho optic nerve resulting after the emigrants nnd such patsT4 original men in the history of the in impairment of vision even to the extent of This melting process is the cause of gjgj gers as go no further with us liavc left nation until may be they rany love tobacco asth all the danger Cream once having bought an Electropoise and began to bllndnpst dizziness or vertigopain In region tions Impotoncy Melancholy Dizziness ma nightly suffocation dull I should like to obligo steamer the Loss wisely and well and assume the names been frozen and again melted very followed laterby Confidence improve at once Am now in first of heartand weakened puUe sharp pains inpalpi- of Energy and which bringsthe dreadfuleffects you IMr Harrison but unless you get of men who will take pride in husband resulting fatal of Early Vice tation Organlo Weakness readily turns sour In this stage it is heart disease It also causes loss of vitality unfitting one for businessstudy permission from some one higher in ing the daughters of a president QUIT I1EFORE IT IP TOOX VI E poisonous The vender of hokey pokey class health of life treated with never failing Juccwf On authority than I am it will be impossiTo quit suddenly is too tevere a shock to the examina the urinary deposits ropy sedi John Tyler Jr son of President cares little whether or not the crenm is uer besystetrias tobacca rtoaninvetcfaiecontinually ment will often be found anda anrnntimpn ble Tyler was private secretary during tho sour Quickly upon his return to his comes a stimulant that lilssj stem small particles of albumen will L A HOPSON Hopson Ky When the scion recovered his breati brief administration of his father He a scientific and re color ylll be of a thin milkiof ViTb craves quarters he freezes all this mush and tn n tV Phnntrfnir liable vegetable remedy guaranteed to be he gave vent to a contemptuous Mluh I am well pleased with the Electro fectly haruilcsaand whlali bad been In ueper- n ToVu niv tnay 1i was relentlessly and unmercifully packs it away for the next days use uriu appearance tor Mynnru men wh0 dle turned on his heel and disappeared this dinioulty of criticised during his stay at the white years having enred the Inst The few cases of poisoning that have poise and can not say too much in its habitual 23 tobacco users smokers thousands and chewers Before he could Gnd the proper officer house Rut he was a splendid man P1101 Weakness Tho doctor will fm1nSL a come to the public notice nre in all all the rest who wanted togoaahory gifted with rare talents and nn orator probability Perct of thn I used it for rheumatism snuff dippers all the tobacco you want while healthy restoration cure in all such cases and ft You can uso not the only ones have praise trnnitninnr v mwm taking UACco cuno it will notify you when organs had gone and with thorn w need of of great merit For many years he occurred for physicians say thatmanyv and it has entirely cured me Those to stoi We oivb a written guarantee to that special request t held a position in tho treasury depart ¬ cases pf poisoning have occurred in the euro any case with three boxes 1110 CltV Vnn nnn permanently iMr Harrison made a very unfavora suffering with rheumatism should by or refund the money with ten per cent interest ppndence Absolute secrecv in all Drofes- ment until old ago and consequent bacco cuko is npi a suusiituie oui a reii sionai dealiiiKS impression on me at first but after ¬ feebleness compelled him to relinquish districts where the liokey pokey vendble ers are able and scientific cure which absolutely de from observation and medicine sent secure could not be accounted wards I became acquainted with him it His luat days have been spent in because that the suddenness of death for all means give it atiial stros the craving withtobacco without the aid are never published Testimonials of patients fr no Inconvenience It of Bank references to y of will power and and liked him Early in May in tho obscurity aud poverty in this city T B LAMB leaves he system as puro and freo from nico- responsibility cheerfully givenddress It has generally been understood that crowded room of tho secretary of the where he was once a potential factor in certain establishments nro putting out tine as the day you took your first chew or McGowan Ky smoke interior I was awailig my turn to affairs d largo quantities of hokey pokey and Sold by all druggists at 100 per box three Electropoise rented 10X18 Gen Noble who hul been a friend of thirty da s treatment and a odaka Tho sons of other presidents have supplying the vendors but this la not teed cure 250 or sent direct upon receiDi of my Ifoynood and just ns Mr Heath left no recorded history of their Uvea so The Italians and their families are price Send six two cent stamps for sample V EBB DUBOIS HOVPrdrwietor of a Cincinnati paper and the treatment accorded them by the only ones who manufacture and ca- ¬ BOX BOOKLET AND PROOFS FRfn Citvufch RnraV taias Manufaotvring Company Manufactur- secretary nusscu ixar- - Jth Dublle durhur or aubiwauent to ter to the consumers 500 Fourth Avenue LotusviUb Ky NwhvilW Tmd 6 uuciuhu u urosse Wisconsin SSL i5Jb42L r4lJtJlldUd ntfitKfci is thirty years nso hy Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness Castoria prevents vomiting Sourcurd cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castoria relloVcs teething troubles cures constipation mid flatulency Castoria assimilates the food regulates the stomach and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep Cas¬ toria is the Childrens Panacea the Mothers Friendj It is Pleasant Jts guarantee ii f achieved dlsUaoiiw and come near th Tbo Matfrie iiatWThat la Feared by lughcst placo In public Jife but thei sons have not duplicated the lives of The pete pfj MitdaSe were three thctr sires James G Blaine who w4 very large black Cjit fereat favorites the idol of several millions 6f freemen immensely spoiled and very dignified lerks the rather of two sons who cer and lazy As vejrejfardedthe AuRtra tainly Inherited much of the strength lian magpie Bora6what scornfully dally ¬ and intellectual virility of their father ing with his dinner ve saw ono of Walker Blaine tHe eldesi was so fa these soleridri acli monsters advancing miliar wilh the works nnd ambitions of at its usual dignified pace toward hum hlsTather that they were practically A cry arose from Ihe hssbmbicd family Inseparable companions But when age says thoNatioriaij Hevievv Qh Tigris and infirmity were sappinghls strength will kill h of the and when he was leaning in Confidence family desircdtq ait deyelppmentaf and love upon the son who was com There Vvasa pihfdV118011 9 Dreatb forting KIs final years Jarae G Blaine as we Wjatched the fehaggy black waS beredved of that son 6nd the blow Persian ndvancihg W Ine plate and jvas so crushing- - that he never rallied magrjiefiVvithiff stiyjfunurried step from it Ho vainly exerteLd himself THe magpie Btood aside from the plate tried to bend hifenlrWes again upon arid with head well K on ono side waliliej the bncoming robber There slBBBHsasV V was apAAofmenngjlnLtheglancq of lharwTcegrayeye but it was all lost on the dignified composure of the Persian who without deigning to look at the magpie proceed to sniff at the contents of the plate The bird t motionless as a statue waitedtill tho black whiskers came In quiringly oyer tho edge of the vplatej theri he riaado one sudden hop lunged oncg gitl a lightning of his bealc- - at the beautif ol glossy black I 3SST3SC d mmvMi r vTJISVI liliE ST LOUIS AtJ RAILWAY SOHEDTJLE IN EFFKCT MAY NO 68 WE8T BOUND Jf-M- i- I SHiSitsSlV cAfiV TEX- 1 186- - Dally No Dally 61 tv WBtPolnt Louisville nagiiTljahead -- T rSr Mi EajunittiirtiaajrtriJHti Brnndenbui b Irvlngton Stephcnsport uioverpori Uawesvllle Lewleport 02 tV B 80 nm 7 46 am oam 7 26 p raj 8 04 d im 8 80 pm u efl pm 10S8a m linn mm fl Muo kXcTnriMp wo Ar Henderson uwensDoroi Spotsvllle EA8T30UNDJ 40 wtaxtm iuw nm Write ll IOam 10 59 nm 13 22 am iriBtyin 108bm i2Hifim iwpm is pm 62 11 40 ata uwwwfgate AStR r- Lv Henderson Spottvllle llftWCSVine fcT ABSOLUTELY PURE Owensboro Lewlsport Vi SWEET C APORAL jin Clovcrnort Stepliehsport icion TlrnndMihurir v West Point Ar Louisville For further Information H C Moeduk or 1038 11 81 6dpm voi id 03 a in e lnS 4 Altera am am p1 7 20 am 7 48 a m 8 80 ft in j Dally 2 56pm 8 16 pm 4 0011 1SP5 wam am 545 nm OSOpsk 100pm 880 am A OP Louisville Ky ml address w 6 68 pm 7 85 a m HarttQod the Test ef Tine MOnCXOLLD THAN ALL OTHER BRANDS CpfjIBirEp WLMiLts OwrnsbororKp JZJZ stke 0 V Time 1 Tble muizler and alraclrgaulMirhl8 Professional Cards Jwf Jank No4ilaily No 3 Dally Mall Express Mall Express j 20pm 680 am KvansviHc SUOnto 717am Honrtorfon 7M2am 032pm Corydon Morpanfleld 813am 000 p m IBAINS GOING1 WUTIt 1 at Hopkinsville Ky AT LAW r MD i Skerritt i k 0 rf8p i c ten-year-o- ld J Drfl ec H Wallace rl icianNDurjjeon IcOavilt Surprise Ayymm tor yon lit tfris f Hi 11 i V Junius next spae e V w BARBER first-dae-- Wallis Grocery SHOP Dr Matthew weefc J Henry Kollock B X Better than Hot Springs- 3 o To LOUISVILLE WYBRANTS Catarrh Blood and Fkin Dis ease 1 Louisville Ky an d Urinary I LW I Private Diseases 4 Nervous Debility bacco-cukoMs 0- hJ 1 tnJC ct Dr 613 Mlblt Street 1 I I HOPEINSVILLE KENTUCKIAN fy--o i4 T 1 i J 7 r i rif K Ujgu8WRlJiiMHBy thre weeks third Monday In May term two reekflrf Monday in septemBerr wrm mrer weeks Fourth Monday In February OaiusTii em six kt first Monday In June term Monday In September four weet term six we s oonMondayln April term OALtowAi nas rs August ierm three two wjekfli second Monday In Novembe- rterm urcJ JicAv TC t ml fciiil Monday In Mar term two weeksjflm Monday In August term two DELICATE WOMEN ikouUae SHErGEOlVINTOri PlorenooNighilnraJe NovSeven- ty Fiyo YraofAge Her Noble Work In tlm Crimea Soldiers Kltxeil Tier Shiilutv iintl tho iiaocnf UecorntoU Her KurQnlet AJJAC7 114 imtr V A Physician Talks jr V FEMALE1- - REGULATOR fONlG and a wonderful influence in exerts strengthening hef system by driving through the proper chan ¬ nel aiiimpurities Health and strenQth are Guaranteed to result if7 ironi its use ifter My XVTOK mk Afflicted THE REMARKABLE STORY ANI1 AFFIDAVIT OF DR LEWIS BLUNDIN iVve CERULEAN SPRINGS CO MZers E K I wk IjlTfaKJpRB UUJUUil weeks Dr Kollock in Nashville Regular Graduate and Registered Physician FormerlyAsslstant Surgeon US Navy after- SwardsPost Surgeon U St Army and later Surgeon British Marine servioewun jwo yearsVexperlencelasphyafcUtt at Hoprlng krir Endorsed by tho tEnlpyclopaidla Brl fanlea Vol X battel 18S the rlarge3t and inost Important wbrklhjtlio tf5rld fcelng In wenty fivotolumei each the sjxojpf a large church Bible Hej Is noted as theldlfcoveret Rof theatuaTe prlnclpleol gelsemlnumya speci- Cures So for nJiralitla of the face and womb PCatarrh sVphllls Lost Manhood and General peblllty The Doctor has been all oyer tne world and has made mrny cures given up by other physicians Vendome Building uIb BRADFIELDS FEMALE iTJL Ji Mi JOHNSON BBABFreLD BEGDUTOR f All W- all n- - wuewas peunaaen lor eighteen months REGU tor two monthsls eetttnir well Molvern Ark ATLANTA Art tU r frtafcjIww jr Li1 cotuo tT- 01 a There are very few Instances on rec ord of a great public woman and particularly a great heroine having throughout lived up to her reputation It too often happens in these days when notorioty is easily obtained and when the public is so ready to worship tho celebrity of the moment that a public woman fails to keep pace with public opinion and to maintain her position In public esteem through half a century of years says the Ladles Ilome 3 v Ofeamberlalne Eyo and Sklu Ointment TTnnd Rheumald Head Ttpliinc Pilno Sore Nipples Cllapped Dim Chronic SbreEyes and Granulated Ey j Lids For sale by druggbt3 at 25 cents rer box 1l 1 TO HOBSEOWNEBS For putting a horse in a fine healthy conSalt used in sweeping carpets keeps dition trtf fDr Cadys Condition Powders They tone up tho system aid digestion cure ut moths A Bound Liver Makes a Well Man If Are you bilious constipated or jaunuiuw oiutsucauuiuo prouDieu jad tasto in moutn ioui oreatn coat dvsrjebsia indigestion El toncue tot dry- skin pain in back and be iween the shoulders chills and fever tc If you nave any or tnese symp- Oms your liver lauui- ui uxuur auu rpur blood Ms slowly ibeing poisoned because voufblood does not act proo- any disorder irly Herbine if the liver stomacn or Dowels it las no equal as a liver I medicinei n in vo ureo i rnce m cenis Tn inui oouies at C Hardwicks drug store wn relieve constipation correct kidney disorders and destroy worms giving new hfe toran old or oxefcwQrkedhqrsewfr cents per package For sale by druggists loss of appetite The yokoof Christ will only fitt the ruiiDgnecK Wonderful Marvelous 5Tf will-cure are expressions frequently heard about cureseffected by Clinic Kidney Cure Do nbtfailto try this great remedy iur miyiiiuuey irouuie rorsaieuy R C Hafdwick and CK Wyly When the church is wide awake ners cannot sleep sin- ¬ It Dont Stop Him k Salt used as a gargle will cure He has a bad attack of colic and is soreness of the throat making for C K Wylys drug store after a bottle of Foleys Colic and Clinton Missouri Diarrhoea Cure 25c and 50c For Mr A L Armstrong an old drug sale by R C Hardwick and G K feist and a prominent citizen of this Wyly enterprising town says- I seirsome i forty duferent kinds of cough inedi It never makes the day any brighticenes but have never in mv ex- - er to find fault with the sunT periencesplo so much of any one ar- tide as I have of Ballards HorehoUhd Last summer one of our grand Syrup All who use it sav it is the children was sick with a severe bow- ¬ most perfect remedy for Cough Cold el trouble Our- doctors remedies Consumption and all diseases of the failed then we tried Chamberlains Throat and Lungs they have ever Colic Cholera andjDiarrhcaa Rpmedy tried It is aspecinc forCrbup and which gave very speedy Velief We Whooping Cough It will relieve a regard it as the best medicine ever Cough in one minute Contains no putoathe market forbo wel- - corns opiaT plaints Mrs E G Gregory This certainly isthe 1HHMrMwir Salt thrown on a coal fire which is best medicine ever out onthe market low will revive it for dysehtry summer compjaits col- fe ik i1y s idandjchqiera infantum in children i fi Itlnever fails to give prompt rajiet UMUUUOU1WII ojiuiuiouyi Tl This wdnderfuTLiniment is known whenuseUin reasonable time aftid the plain printed directions are followed from the Atlantic to theapifiptjand Many mothrahaveexpressed their from the Lakes to the Gulf It is sincere gratitude for the cures it has the moViSaenetraitmg Liniment in the effected For sale by R C Hard Worldft will cure h Rheumatism wick druggist Neuralgia Ciit Sprains Bruises Woundsj Old SoresBurns Sciatica The man who walks with God keeps Sore ThroatSore Ches and all In the devil on a run fiamation after all otherslKaveif ailed It willclire Barbed Wifeuts1 and Chamberlains Cough Remedy heal all wounds where proM flesh has cures colds croup and whooping set in It is etjually eificiQntfor ani- cough It is pleasant safe and reliamals Try it and you jyill uoBe with- ble For sale by R C Hardwick out it Price 50 cents Ffee trial bot- druggist Fred-ericktown-- Journal A great exception is Florence Night ¬ ingale On the 15th day of May she celebrated her seventy fifth birthday as great a woman and asgreata public benefactor and as much of a heroineas she was fortyyears ago when she wmt forth from her comfortable home in England not as a mere nurse to attend to th9 wants of the wounded and dying British soldiers In the Crimea but as a fearless organizer of a great jflldhqg pftal system No one had thought of the physical sufferings which would have to be un ¬ dergone by the brave soldiers who were sent out with a prospect of a long winter campa jjrn before them without any adequatejiospital arrangements having llSSTntfSVriite COTftnuthn irrcnt mistake Kvaft realizediuwas arwoman who came viorwarctW reciuyno lernoio uiunuer and it may easily be Imagined that obstacles were thrown in her way by those whose carelessness and heartfessness it was her mission to involuntarily expose But even in those days when news traveled slowly and when news- papers merely recorded- bare facts of news with but little comment public opinion was soon aroused and when Miss Florence Nightingale arrived at the Crimea with her band of nurses she had the whole British people at her back Few are aware that there isji pretty romance attached to Miss Nightingales journey to the Crimea It waSgene ally known among her friend a the time that she had bestowed herjiffec tions on a young officer jmono Joi tHe ri ii the war as private sergeant and hospital steward of Company C 28th Pa Volunteers As a result of an attack of tvphold fever in Ga his kidneys became affected and this finally developed into spinal disease which lasted through his army service In 60 he was mustered out and entered JefFersom Medical College Phila as a student from which ho graduated two years later The remainder of the story is best told in his own words One day aftcT I had graduated I was lying on a sofa at my homo in Manayunk when I felt a cold sensation in my lower limbs as though the blood had suddenly left When I tried to move them I was them horrified at the discovery that I was para lyzedfrom my hips to my toes The paral ¬ ysis was complete and a pin or a pinch of the flesh caused no pain J could not move a muscle I called in Dr Willidui C Todd of Philadelphia Ilefmade an exhaustive examination of my case and announced that my troublo was caused by inllamma itioh of the Bplnal cord and that I would lllelr haviinother stroke of paralysis I consulted DrJlW Qrossand Dr Pancoast of Jefferson College Philadelphia and Dr llorehouae of Philadelphia with the same result One day last September I decided to try Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peorle I had always been troubled with a sort of vertigo after ray first stroke of paralysis to such an extent that when I got out of mv bed my head would swim and I had diff- ¬ iculty in saving myself from falling Hy appetite was bad digestive organs ruined and no assimilation of food In addition to my many other ailments rheumatism held By the time 1 had a prominent place finished the first box oi Pink Pills I was comparatively free from these minor ills First one ail would disappear then another until the pills got to work upon the founda ¬ tion stones of my trouble paralysis Before I had taken the six boxes of pills I was sitting in my chair and one afternoon when I felt a curious sensation in my left foot Upon investigation I found it had flexed or in other words become movable and I could move it From that time on my im- ¬ provement was steady and it was not long before I was walking arennd on crutches with little or no discomfort It was three years beforetakingthePink Pills that I had been able to use the crutches at any time and I feel sure that Pink Pills hare done me more good than all the doctors and all the medicine in the country and as they are not costly I can easily afford the treatment Sworn to before me this 15th day of May LS93 Geoeob Habeison Not Public From the Philadelphia Timet Lewis D Blundin was born in 41 at Bridgewater Pa and is now a resident ol Huhueville same state He went through with Paralyila tor Twenty Years K Case of World Wide Interest T is W GUNN Trioo Conntv Kentucky This famous health and pleasure resort the oldest in Vestern Kentucky situated on the O V Railroad 14 miles from Princeton and 16 miles from Hopkinsville and is open the year round SIX TRAINS DAILY THE HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS ARE UNSURPASSED Sulyhur and Chalybeate Water in Abjndance Temperature of Sulphur Water 56 degrees flowing from a bold and nevei failing spring AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN SI RING BAND ON HAND Hates reasonable and made known on application Address Alanagerdr O For Descridtive SK7 0-TJ-2ST3- ST cSs Pamphlet and full particulars Summer season now open CO yie TOirm There la no longer any pxcuae for the people to retrain In tle bltpa thwu summer months for the wantof accomodations at the CHALYBEATE SPRINGS SE BREE KY The proprietor GL Dial has reeentljrbullt a bous Jvith a uumber of gooS well ventilated rooms within twenty yards of the Spring sufficiently elevated which malte It quite a desirable for quiet rest and health Chalybeate Springs GEO L DIAL Proprietor f3faJ E3Lc3rlirii DBrxcrczcr 1895 THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT 1895 OASON SPRINGS DAWSON Ho kins County KENTTJGKY and Southwestern R R 105 miles west of Louisville Ky and W miles east of PaducahKy THE ARCADIA HOUSE Is new and neatly furnlshpd with capacity of entertaining 800 persons Theownersof the hotel are also owners of the Springs and the cuests of theArca dla House have FREE ACCESS to the Springs without extra charge Invalids should remember that the months of June and July oner many advantages to persons visiting the Springs The dry and liquid salts are manufactured at these Springs For pamphlets etc apply to peake Ohio N These celebrated chalybeate and salts spring ure situated Immedlatelv upon the Chesa- ¬ M HOLEMAN i CO Proprietors W Formerly with Alexander T Grant Propr B EB T Gba vt I Baldwin Cerk9 MISS JANE AODAMS Recently Appointed Sanitary Officer Ma3VJr by i oneejmankirid first regimentatoproceedto the seat of war Although it was equally well known among thesamo friends that in any caseMlss Nightkigalfi would not have hesitated for a moment to accept tho responsibilities and hardships of the positioatoferedito erthere is no dpubfehattha labVr of lcjve was rjot ohlyoriVbfloye of hunTanity ahd of do- ¬ ing good but was also to spme extent one inspired by a desire whomsheloved as amanfmore than as iJPi XOBENCE KIQIITIKQATK has ap ¬ that city CORNER TWELFTH pointed as sanitary policeman of the Nineteenth ward the duties of which office are to BAR look after the collection and removal of garbage and see that tho contractor performs his work properly Miss Ad iS damsputin a bid for removing garbage HI herself during the administration of the recentmayor but her bid was dis- II regarded Her new appointment while not giving her the chance to do the work herself will enable her to watch it and show how efficient a woman may become in overseeing municipal work Miss Addams has made a reputation as the originator and manager of the Swift Mayor of Chicago of Chicago Miss Jane Addams of the ARLINGTON HOTEL REASONONBLE AND MAIN RATES STBEET LOUISVILLE HOT AND COLD BATHS KY BARBERSHOP mmmimmmmsmtmmmsmm SAMUEL HODGSON CLARKSVILLE TENN ii i ITALIAN MARBLE i SCOTCH SWEDE and Gthe most de sirable EASTERN RANITE 1 IT Manufacturer and Importer of fyj RT 14 I sin of any kind is a demand for His firmament jpans the Heaven God to leave His throne i and the Etirtb and the care of them Weak weary and wasted does not distress him npnnln mnv hppntnft wvw HfrnnoVitrnrnns ww qwwWf J Salt snd vinegar will remove stains parilla a perfect blood purifier a from discolored teacups splendid toriic Trial size 50c For sae by R C Hardwick and C K In the vicinity of Boquet West- Wyly moreland Co Pa almost any one can tell you how to cure a lame back Blacksmiths Faces or stiff neck They dampen a piece Is the blacksmiths trademark a of flannel with Chamberlains Pain bcow1A writer on Traaeaand Faces UU IUO UUCCICU S JDctlUl HUU U1UU in Blackwoods Magazine finds the parts ana in one or two days the following to say about him In most This same blacksmiths tho constant exercise of trouble has disappeared treatment will promptly cure a pain in thecorrugatprauperciUmuscles causes the side or chest Mr ErMTFrey a a permanent frown and gives tho face Boquet a somewhat -- haid expression but merchant of prominent speaks very highly of Pafii Baling ahd whether thorojis any inwardand aplr his recommendations have hacl much itualjstate corresp6ridingwitK thisbul to do with making it popular there ward and visible sign I am noc quite For sale by R C Hardwickdruggist sureWhother4iheuiflharactersin any way correspond with their acquired ex- ¬ AvnriVo is sn common and disinter pressions I dkl not discover there was estedness friendship and love 60 un a grave courtesy In their demeanor while in hospital which was singularly common dignified and ploasing although al Mrs Rhodie Noah of this place ways slightly suggestive of the polite i was taken in tho night with cramp- ness of foes during arrarmistice pains and the next day diarrhrea ing set in She took half a bottle of blackberry cordial but got no relief She then sent me tosee if I had any helprher irtbtethat wouldChamberlainsIseut Colic hemi bottle of Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and liSickj hkidacne fM the first dose relieved her Another Pains in the back of our neighbors had been sick for abouta week and had tried different Cause I1 Sallow compexion remedies for diarrhoea but kept getLoss of appetite and ting worse I sent him this same I Exhaustion remedy Only four doses of it was required to cure him He says he There is only one cure which is owes his recovery to this wonderful LIVER remedy Mrs Mary Sibley Sidney Mich For sale by R C Hardwick PILIS ir tle at H GHardwick v v T A m 11 Jthere was none whose welcome was mpre fsincerehan that of her queen The beautiful jeweled ornament which her majesty presented to Florence Nightingale as a decoration was a symbol of tho gratitude shown by a queen to asubject The decoration is oval in form the trrouna oi pure white en ameL on which in d amonds are the letters YiRJ and - ho royal crown The latter is Inclosed by an oval band of black enamel black being an emblem of good counsel on which is in scribed in gold Blessed Aro the MerOn each side rise branches of ciful palm in green and gold enamel denot ¬ ing tSho peaceful occupation and triumphant result Tho color green also implies eternal friendship j Florence Nightingale is a tall woman rather stout with gray hair and fine open lace- - Although a great sufferer1 she does not show a traco of it She has not known what it is to bo without pain for many years Her features are finely modeled while her hands and feet are very small Her Voice is low and musical She often reads aloud and sometimes she hums a song or hymn She is very devout and an om druggist nivorous reader Herrdopaiislittered wlul newspapers magazines wnuuj There is nothing comes to us wheth ¬ paper pencils and letters She is al er in childhood or age so crushing as One Pink PHltouches the Hverand ways cheerful She has a very comfortable home on one of the best streets tho sense of isolation removes the bile London but spends west Pellet nightly acts as a In theof tho end of at Claydon house in One Tonic year Intiur blood is the cause of that gentle laxative in keeping the bowels most tirealanguid feeling Hoods Sar open restores the digestive organs tones Buckinghamshire the homo of her sis- ¬ ter Lady Verney Badarilla makes rich red bloodfnd up the nervous system and makes new ZoluUnd Ii In Line gives renewed vigorw rich bloocL Complete treatment two Even Zululand is in thevan of prog- ¬ Money orders may now b9 ob- TheBtudVof greatest interest isre- - medicines one nrice 250 eSird - J aaiupicincc awt ijr efnrX ress at aby money order offlcojlh tho 1rAA tained 4T Hffl OOVowTork themhabitM psiftsjfnitabroads- For sale by all druggists iu Hopkins Melmoth Nqutu and Nondweui7iiTthat people iiriiuuuvHui- country IT ship of some kind ville girls haye roveled in the story of Miss Nightingales work at Scutari have heard how the sicland wounded would pray forTier as she walked through the line of cots each night lamp in hand and how within the space of a fort- ¬ night 4000 patients wounded or sick were placed under her charge One of the private soldiers whom she nursed She would speak to one said of her and another and nod and smile to many more but she could not do it all you know for we lay there by hun- ¬ dreds Tjut we could kiss her shadow as It fell on the wall at night and lay our heads on our pillows ajrain content Never has a victorious army received such a welcome- on itsreturn homo as did the nurse in chief of the British forces 4nthe Crimea and of all who welcomed hexj by word or in spirit jf More than one feneration of English MONUMENTS TABLETS and STATUARY F M S m After 40 years experience we feel confident that orders entrusted Ml to us will be executed in a skillful ana irtistic manner fill 1 1 rMR None but the best material used WHITLOW is our Solicitor for work ssh1JksS31 mmtM MISS JAXE ADDAMS 3is iiHiiiiii Stable I m rA JFT GoHstlpat-ionT Biliousness w 3 ni miOP KHTI Jr iL- Atonic Pellets most successful social settlement now Placed in the most de in existence graded part of Chicago it has accomplished a remarkable work in amel- ¬ iorating the social condition of the people surrounding it and in infusing COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS some sweetness beauty and light into lives of many depraved beings the KENTUCKY Miss Addams lias discovered in her HOPKINSVILLE day or night Special rates to Conimer Rigs work that uncleanliuess is a leading CBGoodGood with or without drivers furnished lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES cause of much of the misery and disease olalmen in the neighborhood of Hull house and TWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT that negligence on tho part of city officials is largely responsible for this un HERN BOWLING GREEN cleanliness Contractors for cleaning ob- ¬ streets and removing garbage have Norma tained their jobs through political Business to pulls and the men appointed IN 166 ESTABLISHED watch them gained their places by the same meansrs Between the two the BOWLING GREEK BUSINESS COLLEGE I SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL streetsadjjalloyjiavo been aljQwpdJp grow nltnypand dlseaso death and catalogue ny time Send for catalogue miseryhave followed in its tfaln CHERRY BROS Proprs Bowline JreenKy Addreu TMontlon Course deslroa iivTitoil correct this condition of It things that Miss Addams has accepted a position which is now probably filled Her for the first time by a woman experience will be watched with much interest and if she succeeds there will we are wooleii be other womon ready to follow her fabrics and the most fashionable example There is undoubtedly much the city fits and absolute- ¬ work in JKho care and cleanliness of ciUfi that women can perform as well ly our customers to pa anif or better than men Mupicipal house- keeping is in many respects pnly donot clothes mestic housekeeping on a large scale woolens stock of now complete And there is noone whoknows so well when a city is clean and how it can be specials in all Dirt to kept so as a tidy housewife her is an abomination and an unswept No one else caoi exclusive us street is as offensive as an unswept show them Sho can no more tolerate house floor uncollected or badly collected garbage By than sho can a slovenly kitchen natural taste and training most women w eiiiiviit5 you xo are uiways tue very uesi are the enemies of dirt and therefore tho most efficient dirt eradlcators see fox yourself Cleanliness Is then says tho Phila ¬ delphia Press a department In munici ¬ pal housekeeping which seems to bo especially adapted to the inclination and capacity of women Lhery Feed And ale Ooh 6mmer m il HOW TO DRESS NEATLY Everyonekiiows dont want We guarantee artists in aalors in for thoroughly satisfactory Our that are spring is embracing the latest designs London and Foreign importations with OUR TRIMMINGS and get prices cairanr V- Salt puta out firo in the chimney N TOBIN FASHIONABLETAILOR 108 MAIN STREET Ei iiVtkx f18 V H v u j wiBwrptyr 1 1 iii urn mmttiKammimmmrmimAiai77vmm9mmsBKf9mKf ai3 Errrnsi AM8 II 8 Weather Forecasts HOPKINSVILLE HEBE AND THERE L N earnings for the second ENTUGKIAN n i JOi T- T Jfal ES 1895 rw Slightly cooler until about the 27th Another intensely hot wave will fol- ¬ low Scattering Btorms will prevail but there will be little rain August will open up with a hot ware which will last until about the 6th Many local storms will occur during the month but the rainfall will be SPECIAL LOCALE light VERSOSAJj GOSSIP rt M ttf It i f f H 111 Bf iwE PYLE KENSHAW H Ecklesj of Springfield clerk for shipping Gill Turnley Clarksville has ac cepted a similar position with Kags as Co of this city Mr daJe Cooper Parkers Earle and Tennessee Mar EcMes comes highly recommended ket and other new varieties at 51 as a fine business man Cumberland Jessie Leavells sell Mr H B McKinney and his bride ing at 50cts class passed through the city yesterday MRS CORTEZ LEAVELL en route to their home in Cadiz An Hopkinsville Ky elegant reception was tendered them 2 at the home of the brides parents Col and Mrs Fenton Sims last night Prof C H Dietrich was in tho city Otter Creek Burlap and Tip Top Friday en route to Cincinnati from Sacks cheap at FORBES BROS Denver The others of the teachers association party will not return un The I W Harper whiskey should bo on every E L Foolks til next week as they are sight Beeing sideboard in the west Mr John Moayon is having a porch The 1 W Harper whiskey should be In every medicine chest - bnilt in front of the Rodgera house Mrs Mary H Pollock and two liti 9 The tlegrand daughters Mary and Louise which he recentlj purchased on club I W Harper whiskey should be In every have gone to Idaho Ninth street Thompson The I W Harper whiskey should be on every ySprings near Clarksville to spend a Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over bar And all of this because It is the prince of month City Bank Hopkinsville Ky whiskies The Ideal Kentucky article Dr C H Tandy formerly Captain 60LD Br The friends of Mi6s Felie Payne of Company D will go with the boys will be glad to know that she has reW R LONG to Henderson Aug 1st as sergeant turned from Nashville very much imHopkinsville Kv major They will be in camp ten proved in health days Now is the time to sack your grapes Mrs Anna P Dills left Saturday Best bags for sale at this office on an extended visit to relatives and We acknowledge receipt of an invi- To give two cows for one To induce friends in Louisville and Central tation to attend the fair at Uniontown a trade will give a large Range in adKentucky which will be held from August 13 to dition original cost 75 Apply to Misses Kate and Minnie Bryant 17 inclusive E M FLACK have returned to their home near Hopkinsville Ey Grape bags the best and cheapest Gracey after a visit to the family of for sale at this office Mr George Herndon W H Danks has been appointed Mrs M F Shryer and children have returned from a visit of two postmaster at Allegree Todd county I have opened a public training weeks to relatives in Trigg county vice Dr Alfred Brasher dceased stable at Princeton Fair Grounds A surprise awaiting you at Wallis Princeton Ky and any horses enMrs Rucks of Nashville and Mrs trusted to me will receive my person Peachers of Birmingham Ala are grocery M Uarney visiting Mrs The Sebree campmeeting is in pro- al attention Soliciting your patronage I am very respectfully i Mr Mitt Gant of Owensboro is gress and a tremendousrcrowd was in C E Tandy JOIN IN THE visiting his uncle Mr Ben Campbell attendance Sunday Mil III on the Canton pike this week New 4 room cottage lor sale or rent Old papers for sale at this office We haVe a yeryf ull linkof HARNESS The Misses Gill of Clarksville Mr H W Tibbs has purchased the near 18th streetMasApply to S E Chastain TALBOT SADDLES made x to order passed tnrougn tne city yesterday house known as the West place near enroute home from Dawson tne Episcopal church Misses Louise and Lizzie Nouree Call and get your bags of us are spending some time with relatives One of the largest crowds of the in Rockport Ind season went down to Cerulean SunMr Ira L Smith and sister Miss day and spent the day Annie returned from Old Point Sun- ¬ The Tennessee Colored Baptist As- ¬ day night sociation closed a six days session at Mrs Maggie Hill returned Friday Clarksville Sunday from a three weeks visit to friends in Born to the wife of Mr W W Fu- Kufisellville qua on the 15th a boy Mrs Jno P Burnett and Miss Born to the wife of Dr B F Ea Bitchie Burnett have gone to Mont ger on the 16th a boy Eagle C E Eadesa Greenville merchant Mrs Nannie Trice has returned a visit of several weeks to Mont has assigned from Eagle If you have not you should read Mrs Lucian H Davis has returned that Governor McKinley Chief Dunn from a visit to relatives near Russell Joe Jenerson iiev Thomas Dixon ARE SOLD Dr Cyrus W Edson and Camille ville dArville say about the best way to Mrs Martin and daughter Miss enjoy an outing in The Question of Mollie have returned from Mont Vacations from Different Standpoints Eagle cvhich published in Demorests Family Judge M D Brown left Sunday Magazine for August and profit by for Hickman Ky on legal business their experience and if you have a is Mi and Mrs J D Ware spent ready had your summer rest you will still enjoy reading their veiws and Saturday and Sunday at Cerulean comparng them with your own ApMrs Frank Rogers has returned ropos number A Queen of the CoaBt from a visit to friends in Elkton gives a most vivid description of Miss Alice Shaw of Elkton is the that popular resort Atlantic City and to those who cant get away the illus gue6t of friends in the city trations and descriptive letterpress T Mr Alex Henderson spent Sunday will be almost equal to a trip there at Hygeia Springs Tenn favorite one The silent steed the Mrs W R Howell is visiting this year is treated both humorously and practically in two profusely ilfriends at Gracey My First Experlustrated articles which will ience With a Bycycle appeal to every woman cycler and Womens DreBS for Cycling which gives excellent advice on the will be found with a matter of dress on the wheel a wheel and cant full line and if you havent of pleasure ve- ¬ have a vacation you may solace your- ¬ A Yosts self with the breezy stories of whch hicles at there are a number In fact every Cos harness store on Ninth one will be sure to find something of Call and see me before interest in this bright midsummer St number which is full to overflowing buying with interesting and timely matter Published for 2 a year by the Dera B orest Publishing Co 110 Fifth Ave- ¬ nue New York Mr Tenn A formerly right to extract teeth by the painless process Office over Bassett Co A protracted meeting began Sun ¬ day at Goshen church near Fairview Rev J J Rye of Clarksville will con- ¬ duct the services and will be assisted by Rev BT Watson of Auburn and Rev J A Allison the pastor of the church A few choice youn Plymouth Rock cockerels for sale at l each Apply to this office Burglars entered the postoffice at Coopertown in Robertson county Tenn last Thursday night and stole 15 They also brbke into a store in tne same town and secured some vaiuables but no money FOR RENT Residence on Clay Street between 14th and 16th streets We week show a total of 374415 gross -which is an increase of 98795 over Advertising the corresponding period of last year jEv1 At For the two weeks of Juy tho total gross earnings were 750150 which The old reliable Furniture dealers and is an increase of 5202820 over the undertakers Up Btairs in Henry block same period of 1894 Hopkinsville Ky t Now Grovers back from fishing A P Campbell has resumed Dr And gone to Gables Gray his practice and also has secured the Hes searching all the Scriptures put Are TvvI-r- Here is a SU Fair Proposition BCV v 1 For another name they say But youll find us at our business At the same old stand And hope youll call and seeus Whenever you possibly can We will trade any far mer one of our latest im proved wagons for as Strawberry Plants it can For Sale much wheat bring into market wheat to be in first order and grade good No After unloading Wlieat Sacks the wheat tie will give him fifty 50 Si A fc SLv bushels of coal to carry free of charge back home femffi M X ti xV TBI In BUGGIES we have this year fa sur Wanted Wanted To The Public iiti J passed any previous record Our stock was more care ¬ fully selected and was cfpods bought cheaper well bought are already half sold Come and PROCESSION SADDLERY and FLY NETS Do you Wear Hats If So Majestic Range 1 j jOP M Come and see ours This is a cut of the All Trimmed Less Than Cost and in Majestic Range It W it cooks the goose of all our competitors Our stock is new style J Sarzedas the housekeepers pride and a married mans peace nixker 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 Carriages Phaetons I F For a Buggies Fallowing Plow TV Get a True Blue or a Vulcan C WEBB BOTH GUARANTEED rl KNOWLEDGE Mrs Max J Moayon is visiting relatives in Louisville w N v n 4 Brings comfort and improvement anr Mr D W Kitchen has returned tends to personal enjoyment when from Dawson rightly used The many who live better than others and enjoy life more with less expenditure by moe promptly adapting the worlds bci products to tho needs of physical being will attest HOPKINSVILLE KY the value to health of the pure liquid Is the finest Hotel in the South All mod laxative principles embraced in the ern improvements Steam Heat andElect remedy Syrup of Figs Lights throughout Ite excellence is due to its presenting tf-- Kates 2 to 350 perjday In the form most acceptable and pleas Hodges Co Managers ant to the taste the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect lax ative effectually cleansing the system dispelling coids headaches and fevei and permanently curing constipation It has given satisfaction it jiillions and met with the approval of the medical profession because it acta on the Kid neys Liver and Bowels without wenkr cuing them and it is perfectly free frum everyobjectionable substance fv Syrup of Figs in lor sale by all drug gists in 50c andl bottles hut it is man- PvAAOm iifactured by the California Fig Syrup Coonly whose name u printed on every KEXDALE HERO of Berkshire bogs and iutrlrao also the name Svrup of Fio Sou hdown sheep Nice lot of year old Bucks and being well informed you will not and pi gs of both sexes now ready for delivery Hffilb Latham The wear and tear of the season lias demonstrated clearly the superiority of the Columbia and Victor bicycles rLhey never come into the GRAVES C0NDY repair shop line of razors ever on sale in the city GUNS PISTOLS FINE POCKET KNIVES and the most superior JEWELERS EngrariDj and Printing Visitiig Cards WeJJin Invitations ct mmittmmstitsisf- See Samples anl Get Prices A full line of Granite Tin and steel cooking utensils - jiu tot is accept- any substitute if offered Tr- d Ojiu MBKinq rievsieaavy mmqmmMmmmmmmmmmm Forbes J i Bro u 4jit V sfA tia vl

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