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Jl A t wm fH nm iPfc w MT J wfcrtffcei gmue fc rti n wfwsHM- fcitUt r t- - f Ty If hpf v H t v v etttuduitn 50 JULY3 1895 THIS 1 t giL xyn 8 s ias HOPKItfSVILLE ETaHESDAY t 4 NO 51 AE0TJKD AUD ABOUT NOTHING BUT NEWS FOUND IN THIS COLUMN Opporturiiges m ffl r- K J afcJkUfJ nay S j OREAM OF NEWS Vi IFjIt IS u ft 3709 HL 4 NEW AND TRUE MAb I I COLUMN PRODIGY How He Secured a Liberal Musical Education A MOSICAL ANDSpiDO POME AND GO ry V m JSi vtHgsca iiifi nwnn Wt l fj T- i iW v- - fr fFfl tf t Jir X 1 ft rS I aa JF -i m Tiie Wonderful iRAJBQjAiUgfS t 53-- In Otmt i IB m H jm a A I ii H hi I h v TV19 5i lOfc i I i r a i r j iift -s tm jp r rWV trr AREGOING GOING AND SHORTLY WILL BE GONE a JV i j 3QDBiS0i OurSunintcr Clearance Sale is still going 011 and we selling at a are our handsome line feSyifty G0 1 Grreat Offerings Great Sacrifice t r gtlkSttmmer G oodsand you USTovelty Wool Patterns These goods are going at cost never have such another opportunity to buy jfc LF will Dress G oods 4v French offer G insrlaams If you want f QisecM Eemember we RICHARDS ASCHEAFAS Well MattingsorElu2SJsw Carpets in town and bargains impossible to duplicate have the best stock c CO r4T44U44444U444i4444444UiU4444UU44i4444U444U4444 just come and see how cheap they are HARNESS SADDLES BEIDLES Jst to suit you Every thing jou can need we have j cc Go An elegant line of Summer Lap Robes opened now E Yost FUKNISHING GOODS PETREE MAIN CO ST SHOES Oh how cheap No catch as your neighbor can tell you We have all we advertise sell what we advertise and at precisely the prices we advertise v LadiesVith small narrow feet come get from Is up to 6s at less than of regular prices This entire line 01 Boltons must go and fj Are Going w it QQ SHIRTS The Stronghold unlaundered shirt at 50c better for a dollar We say no one haB a Come and See O H FURNISHINGS This line is run on strictly business principles the best goods at the lowest prices and all on hand of summer underwear go at C o H o w Actual Cost BOYS CLOTHING A few suits of odds and ends left your own prices almost Come and get goods and make i QQ 50 CENT PANTS COMS TO SEE THE Plenty of those boys pants going at 50c any 100 pant on the market FALL STYLE OF All wool and as good as pw LDIESBOOT JAPlESE LAST PETREE CLOTHING a Sif i 7Ui CO Senator J C S Blackburn Democratic candidate for United States senator from Kentucky will address the people of the first congressional district upon the following dates and at the following named places speak¬ LeBroadus near Striped bridge laBt ing to begin at 1 oclock on each dayt Wednesday night between Jo faducah Aug 7 Mayneia Aug ts Holmeoand Perry Jenkins two ne Fulton Aug 9 Clinton Aug 10gro jarrh hands It appears that an Bardwell Aug 12 Wickliffe Aug oldgrudge has existed between the 13 Benton Aug lb Murray Aug 16 twol men and Jenkins had several Smithland Aug 17 Eddyville Aug timeB threatened the Ijfe of Holmes 19 Princeton Aug 20 Marion Aug Ontae above mentioned night they 21 and Cadiz Aug 22 Sfeiand Jenkins informed Holmes Mrs James Williams wife of the thatthe trouble must be settled there aMthen at the same time making Eroprietor of the Sebreo House has against J B Yonts a anffori to draw his pistol Holmes saloonist of this place for the sum of wasMtoo uick f6r his man however 5000 The petition claims that zh andliulling his pop fired at Jenkins haB notified said Yonts not to sell Thelaall took effect in his body just her husband whisky and that he has under the heart and the wound is continued to do so and the petition considered a fatal one although at claims also that Williams family has lastl accounts he was still nlivp Im been damaged and prays the court mediately after the shooting Jenkins to grant a judgment in the sum of vweiifc iu a piiYBician wmie xioimes 5000 Sebree Herald fledfjand up to yesterday afternoon had not been captured Treasurer Hale has received and2 disbursed so far this month 5400000 Freight Train Ditched and expects to receive at least 450 Aliorth bound L fc N fast freight 000 more The half million dollar de- ¬ ficit which accumulated during the Wastwrecked two miles south of Se total suspension of payment by the bree Friday afternoon and twelve cars treasury has been practically over- ¬ loaded with merchandise melons and come and the treasurer expects to be coaIwere thrown from the track A able to resume the payment of all ob-¬ broken flange on one of the wheels Press ligations early in October caused the trouble No one was hurt Millionairess or Billionairess Arrangements have been made for but the track was torn up for several a joint debate between Kev R Wt ¬ hundred feet and the wrecked cars We must participate with permis were badly damaged entailing con- sion of the Yankees in their delight Christian the colored Democrat who spoke here Tuesday night and Dr J siderable loss to the railroad compa- ¬ lady worth forty million M PeterB of this city The Bpeaking ny A wrecking car was soon on that a New hand and cleared the trrck after pounds a year will shortly visit while will take place at the court house orv York She may naturally Tuesday August 1 at 7 oclock about six hours work The south bourid passenger which passed here steamers are temptingly running Much interest attaches to J erent at 518 p m did not arrive until twlxt America an England sji among the colored Owens- cO days find It seductive lolake olook boro Messenger about 11 dclock at night at London wher o she would indeed Dr Wrni Hose who was sent toihe Sold Liquor on Sunday be a somebody and find all the shopsl Andrew Keatts col was before kept open day and night on purpose Eenitentiary for grand larceny from was pardoned by Got Esq P I Fraser at Lafayette Fri- to oblige her Tbe lady in question Brown a year ago on condition that day charged with having sold whis is a Chilian of the name Of Senora de he forever leave the Btate Last weeifc She is fortunately a he ventured back to Frankfort and ky dfi unday at New Asiachurch Couslno near that place The case was tried womaiiof mature years the chances the governor had him arrested andj before a jury and a verdict for S50 of her eloping are therefore less returned to the pen to serve out his and costs was returned The proof ened while the chances of the old term showed that Keatts had sold three boys are increased Oil has been discovered in a well She ranks as drinks and the jury figured each the richest woman in the world and being bored on the lot of Mr Claudes igr drink at 10 making 530 Then a 20 who is her male equal Shej is a Mimms at the end of Ewing street was added for selling without li One can smell the oil when within cense He made a satisfactory ar- woman of excellent culture and five hundred yards of the place rangement about the settlement of business capacity these diminish Mr Mimms is pushing the work anril afci the claim in ninety days and was re- the chances of tbe fortune hunters rapidly as possible and thinks he has leased from custody must be won for his worth The quite a bonanza Guthrie VMette- she senoras tastes are simple but Boy Dragged to Death police Chief accurate She is great on tho sub- ¬ Paducah ofwas finedGus Sincleton oi 5 for exceeding A fatal accident occurred on Mr J ject of mines and ranches and does his authority and kicking Ike Baer D Colemans farm near Pee Deei not delight in grand dinners This out of his office when he orotested Friday While Edmond Wallace a is all that is known as yet of the against the arrest of a guest of the negro was riding a mule manifold millionaire and naturally New Richmond hotel of which Baer from the field to the house the ani as such most adorable of women is proprietor mal became frightened and ran off London Court Journal W C Leech has withdrawn from Wallace was thrown from the mule the race for representative leaving L A Fireless Locomotive and in falling his feet were entangled Harper the Blackburn candidate as in the trace chains He was dragged A fireless locomotive was recently the only Democrat on the track in about a hundred yards when his Julich McCracken county head struck a stump crushing his used on the skull and dashing out his brains railroad The motive power is deWm Stagg a young man whose rived from soda The invention is home is at Bonnieville Ky was eo scattering them in every direction based on the principle that solutions badlv crushed in an accident at the Mrs Bacon Will Recover of caustic suda which have high Bloomngton Ind qarries that it was The Cadiz Telephone contains this boiling points liberate heat while necessary to amputate both legs reference to the condition of Mrs Dr absorbing steam These engines Judge Edwards refused to permit Bacon who attempted suicide by cut- eject neither smoke nor steam and the removal of the Howard children ting her throat about two weeks ago work noiselessly Compared with from Kentucky They may be taken The condition of Mrs Dr T L Ba- coal burning locomotives tbe soda to any point in the State that the incon whose precarious sickness was engines have a capacity equal to tho terested parties may agree upon reported in our issue of last week is former while they are worked with Geo Robinson keeper of the Meade much improved Notwithstanding greater ease and simplicity county poor house wbb shot and killed the intensely hot weather she continby Blake Shacklett a commissioncr ues to improve mentally and physiForeigners In Wisconsin of the institution They fell out over cally and the Doctor is buoyed up a horse trade In Wisconsin and Minnesota three with bright hopes of early restoration It develops that Mrs Emily TL fourths of the entire population are to permanent health either of foreign birth or native Helm of Elizabethtown is not a can- ¬ Camp Meeting at Ilerndon born children of foreign parentage didate for State librarian as a dis ¬ patch from Frankfort announced tx The camp meeting which com few days ago Five Games this Week menced at Herndon last week is Cuss words on the streets of Lan- ¬ Lovers of base ball will have an opstill in progress and may la6t two weeks longer portunity of seeing some fine games caster now cost 4 apiece Judge Services are held each night by Eld T D Moore of in this city this week The Louisville Totten has started out to rigidly en- ¬ this city in a mammoth tent with a Gans one of the best teams iu the force the ordninace against profanity- seating capacity of more than 2000 statej are here and played the first of As a result of a in the Large crowds are regularly in attend- a series of three games yesterday af- price of oil the last few days wild ance and the interest in the meetinsr ternoon Another game will be play- catting has been stopped and the oil increases with each sermon One or ed thisafternoon and they will meet boom is considered ended the largest crowds ever assembled at again on the diamond tomorrow The A desperado named Gaines shot Herndon attended services Sunday club is a very strong one and if our and dangerously wounded Constable night boys win a game they will have to Sid Frail who was trying to arrest put up the best playing of the season him at Marion Crushed III Log On Thursday and Friday a fine Gov Brown has offered a reward o While engaged in tearing down an nine made up of Henderson and Ev S100 each for the arrest and convic- ¬ old building near Fairview Friday ansville boys will play our locals tion of the men guilty of the Mr S E Everett a brother of Mr Big crowds are expected at all of the tragedy in Caldwell county Howton W H Everett of this city was games as each day will afford fine Failures for the week were 202 caught by a log and both bones of sport The attendance was very large the United btates against 219 in last yesterday one leg were crushed below the year and 27 in Canada against 39 knee The injured man has been re- ¬ Fined 850 last year moved to his home a few miles west Geo Hooser and Aaron Green S Loftin a negro rapist was lynch- ¬ of this city and at last accounts was both col were before Judge Breath- ed at Lexington Tex on tho 21th getting along as well as could be ex- ¬ pected under the circumstances itt yesterday on a charge of cruelty His victim was a white woman Old farmers say the corn crop this to animals A jury tried the cae A Uaqe of Sunstroke year will be the finest since 1855 Sidney Stewart of the Caledonia and returned a verdict of 50 against S L Frogge the newly elect- ¬ neighborhood suffered a sunstroke Hooser acquitting Green Hooser edProf superintendent of tho Uniontown belonging to C H abused a one day last week and is still quite Layne thehorse liveryman wnile driving public school has already cast his ill from the effects of it He was at him lot among the people of whom he ia Saturday work in the field when he became too to become one Accompanied by his warm ana ieu in an unconscious The Presbyterians took their name wife he arrived Friday in that city state Hisphysician pronounced itrfiom a Greek word meaning and has taken rooms at Mrs Mary a genuine case of Bunstroke Elder Menifees Morganfield Sun to Death Lee Crtuneu case of Saattroke Mrs Bacon WU1 ItccoTer lT N Wreck LIqnor Flnes Troible at Striped Bridge W iJnOld Grudge Cnuges a Shooting nat will likely prove a fatal shoot ingiook place on the farm of Mr Eiht years ago New York city went wild over little Hofmann He created an excitement the like of which we did not see until Paderewski appeared here in 1892 He wa3 such a little fellow that it looked almost as though ho could be carried oway In the pocket of a greatcoat He was only ten years of age but he played the piano marvelously Jerry tried to stop his playing in the public claiming it was injuring tho boys health The father said But what am I to do I am poor and I am earning this money to complete little Josefs education Commodore Gerry then said Will you take him off the stage for six years if you receive money enough to Bupport yourself his mother and him and to give him the best instruction for that length of time The father replied that he would gladly do so aDd Commodore Gerry within a week raised a sum of money sufficient to yield a yearly income of five thousand dollars This he placed in tho hands of trustees who were bound to remit to Mr Hofmann In quarterly sums for six years The lad was taken back to Europe be came the favorite pupil of Rubin- ¬ stein and only a few weeks ago appeared again in publio justifying by his playing tbe highest promise Philadelphia of his boyhood days A Condensed Account of tbe Latest Hap ¬ penings Terrely Told for Bosy Header 41 11 ten-year-o- ld lo 11 a w fjf- rv HOPKlftstflLLE KENTUCKLAlN ws xr Ai- Q July 29v 189o sj-V 1 k H trlaunlnrs laid on the cloth lmiiat m REV ROBERT COLLfrER f DOLJELLES BETTER tem Ai pure whita embroidiired lace Known In AMlarts tf th4 CoStatrr as the Forjjiiigry j TutfiPfls Hav P Is 8how for this particular flpwdsXid w jammer Brides fHave the Gholoa suits iadmlrabiyiZoTOtt wfctU proven bl iriffto me in vkliS stitching aro used on the material of Many Stylos tarian Church of the Messiah is One of Are truly the sick mans friend when It is tailor made A new stylo of capo Is a revival of the fthe most eloquent as well as ono of tho JSTeavy Whlto Silk la Still tho Most Popular old fashloned tippet and it is refresh ¬ most popular ministers in Iew York Jaatorlal for Weddlnff Gowns 1oarl ingly plain and simple being circular city His reputation as an author and F6rbilioijs headachedyspepsia Gi y Is a Good Color for His shape without ruffle or puff The ono a lecturer is almost worldwide Kldorly Brides ¬ I saw was Made of thuudcrl6ud attainments are ail thotomore interest sourstomachjmalariaconstipa leave school ing as ho was obliged f York Letter Special New cloth to match the gown It fell a lit- ¬ years of ago For thi sumnior bride there Is moro tle below the waist line and was lined when eightHe became and work In a tion and all kindred diseases a Methodist variety in the choice of wedding gar with white silk The edge had aband factorv preacher but drifted into Unltoriacism unentsftlian over as the fashion of a of the cloth about an inch wide edged AN ABSOLUTE CURE n decided one is predominant this with white A double turn over collar Ho was born in Kelghly8 Yorkshire 1833 and England on December and butter yellow is quite as pop- ¬ completed tjie neck The cut of4 tho 1850 ular as the conventional pure white cape caused it to fall In iull plaits over camo to thiscountry in The story of that remarkable black ¬ Only all vho tints must harmonize If the largo sleeves and gave It itselo smith Elihu Burrltt has a parallel in o St is to bo n whlto wedding all tho gant simplicity Whqn ho early life Large buttons aije in evidence again Dr Collyers country ho worked at his reached this only a few being worn on a costume blacksmith in Shoe- Three are placed at short Intervals on fathers trade of i the side seam of a skirt either from the waist down Or from tho feet up Double waisted bodices show three fancy buttonsbn each side A desirable dress for an elderly bride has just been sent home frjotn the par ¬ lors of a noted modisto and it was a charming confection of Erench dress- ¬ making Thefabriewas a pearlgray silk shol with Some sldedfigure The means so much more than front tot the bodice was draped with you imagine Serious and silk gauze the gray groundwork of which was embroidered with pink fatal diseases result from roses Thto sweet little bonnetywhlch trifling ailments neglected4 was to be worn during the ceremony was white fancy braid with pigeon Lorit play With Nature s wings at the sldg and needle work greatest gift health vellof whlto lace This elderly bride Uvou are feel trK will carry a white book of prayer in her out of ortsweafc delicately gioved hands and H will BEV BOBEBT COLLYKB and generally ex- nnaaAr Mnrnti bear her monogram in silver have no appetite A dear little muslin gown made for a makerstdwn Pa whero he remained and cant work J golng a way girl was so simple and yet nine years Having become a Method- ¬ Dcgin ai oncciaic Ing the roost relia he preached tho Gospel on Sundays ist so stylish that I feel it should be record ble strengthening ed here The muslin Itself was a pale and his wisdom and glowing eloquence medlcinewhich is Browns Iron Bit green mottled ground with a narrow soon raised him above the shop into b ters A few bot scholastic and theological circles His uurKer sinpc xne skiti was cut in si tles cure benefit comes from the gores and made a perfect circle of six religious views changed in tho direction very first dost it I yards and was plain Tho waist was of frnitarlanism and after being ex- ¬ wont ttain yeur ttetk and Its tight fitting with a box plaited back pelled from the Methodist conference pleasant to lake and the front of bodice a full blouse of he became a Unitarian clergyman and j white muslin with narrow insertions removed to Chicago to take charge of a mission among the poor In 1800 hepr and edge of butter yellowlace big sleeves Tho garniture con- ¬ ganlzed Unity church in that city Of Dyspepsia Kidney and Liver sisted of a green satin ribbon three which he was pastor until 1879 when Neuralgia Troubles inches wide put on in straight lapels he went to New York to assume charge r Coastipatlon Bad Blood over the shoulder finished with a point of the Church of the Messiah which v Nervous aliments Malaria STREET GOWN AKD BASQUE Stock collar with post ho still holds Dr Collyer has writ¬ back and front large upright bow Belt with bow in ten several books and his lectures have Womens complaints strobes and accessories must bo white the back standing up to match collar been widely popular especially his faGet only ihe genuine It has crossed red and tho floral deceptions white roses Tho blouse in front fell over the belt vorite lecture Grit The poetic In- ¬ lines on t wrapper All others are sub-m atlttlt do rf jBut a rose wedding does not mean I mention the style particularly because stinct is developed In him to a degree r will send set rrin of Ten Beautiful Worlds the bride will wear rose color nor any home seamstress can make one like that makes all his prose merely another - free that Pair Viewtf and bookBROWN CHEMICAL CO BALTIMORE MD does a forget-me-nwedding demand it in a-- couple of days and this one cost form of poetry Among the best of his 3lue except on the part of the brides twenty dollars for the making alone ait published poems and ono that will imalds The daisy wedding requires live to be read and admired by future TWhite and yellow the bride wearing generations is a psalm of thanksgiving JwrftfrS cream satin trimmed with butter lace ITCHING PiLES written after the great Chicago fire of Tho social shibboleth still prescribes 1871 Dr Colyer seems to always look the conventional form for tho wedding on the sunny side of life and his con- ¬ own with a trifle more added to the Q - ABodLtrraLT orrsafl OINTMENT versation is full of entertaining and STMrTOM eaitl1 oi tIie skrti and the large txtUM IUUm 4UUlr amusing reminiscences i w IX ittastaai UHl at Blhl wrs by twraMkTmsill tk we of to day but in all other re Buwca m wnuu luun 9Twm and rtrat iS s It Is the same stylo that has been CANADAS NEW FLAG bleedlnc abrtM tk tinon SU by arajtlau or br sp4 for the past twenty years ter A Number of Appropriate Dcslffna Sug- - -- Bill iff fU rttsmi it Dm Sir tn SccTkllivlriaU v whlto silk or satin Is the fabric fop Sold by R 0 HARDWICIL gested by Prominent Persons i the description of one bridal Canada wants a new flag and her nds almost exactly like an most patriotic sons are at work devis M08TINQUAMTITY LE8TrNjJALm gowrfiv differing as one star dlf- ing a fitting emblem whcrewith to sup ¬ another in glory Here is plant the old standard The one hero ereth xrem n of wedding news Mi reproduced says Once a Week is the - wna a mnlv nnrl Vnntf M1U design of Mr Stanford Fleming C M TCT TS The briOe ftj i u nuu wmta -- n satin 1 G the orginntor of the Pacific cable uuy in with a long train scheme It Is a red flag with the Union Tjnade perfect eU fastenewlth Jack in the upper left hand corner ana WHITES The 0 omsin whitebrides I1IIMIS and a white star of seven points in the sypray th J roaias were an guwut lower right hand corner The seven rge nars r nnnra points represent the seven provinces ffreen sasnes tvAr srreen rib i and Mr Fleming suggests that in the rijrimmed Avith snowballs FOR 20 YEARS Has led all WORM Remeriios event of admitting a new province or hnns EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED1 provinces the number of points in the TtfSDesk XJf being slmpi gowned u iiiich white satin may star could easily be increased No exsora lims Aii jnzvaotBta am in ception can be taken to this flag on the critical ears rfn-rtn BicruHDSoJ bidTcijk co st totis score of beauty and simplicity but sympathv with tGe writer of thejJhrase ttie there seems to be a general desire on dt is the simplicity of the part of Canadians to see their na- Jlily and would not be too hn for any A veil oi bridal tulle ojer company v isuch a dress adds to its simplicity buljgTw n g h IF Vl A ffil flm tm Ml H H tMxQ priceless lace heirloom makes a djsr3fcinction and stamps it with magnifi- eenco The last is not necessary the VIBITINO COBTUME r prides of ithe peerage wear the tulle n fashionable emporium but the en- of izinor it for its gossamer beauty necked gowns with long sleeves semble was perfect High are considered preferable this season An ideal waist for summer is one of 9CURES HOTHIHG PlLESg cr wedding toilets and the long black lace with beltand collar of old your hand shall al rose satin But it is by no means cool sleeve means that Z A SURE and CERTAIN CURE 7 H most be lost sight of tho glove being as the waist must be made over a silk or known tor 15 yoars a3 tho Of course there are some satin lining which in turn is often laid -removed BEST REMEDY for PILESfi j who will keep tho deml sleeve but they on a foundation of peroallne A broad Tho brides collar of laco made over a stiffened ST I0TJI3 Vvare the very youthful B f S TgrtU7MeHiEPSClT MED Jobouquet is not the forest of flowers lining finished with a ruffle of the lace rthat it was last season except among tho whole extending far past the shoulithe ultra fashionable but should she der is considered a part of the summer Soto Yrompi Posit4 Sfcolong to a ritualistic church she car waist PBOPOSED CfjKADIAN FLAG utefor Impound Loaa r Htmneoa aemmai xries an ivory backed prayer book in ¬ Tho Dutch bonnet and the picture hat nlisUms 8oematorrhea of flowers head gear for full tional emblem the maple leaf identi- ¬ stead Ncrvousntas 8tlf0lstnit are popular formsof Loss of Mtmoru Ac Will is a matter of taste whether the dress functions and the white or black fied with their flag The beaver also make you a STRONG Vigor¬ is difficult to wedding gown shall be trimmed with sailor for every day A furore exists has his advocates but it ous Man Prlct 700 Q Boxts 96 00 jsuce one style is just as popular as tho for the white sailor hat and the white see how all the national symbols are to Sotclal Directions Malttd -- other So many lovely novelty laces face veil they being worn by all be crowded into one flag No doubt with each Box Adirttt patterns are now sold that classes and ages from tho miss to her the committee in charge will see to it iin real lace BUliid Saov Ualsiat Co secure a lace outfit that good taste is not sacrificed to sen4t is not difficult to cost And there are modern grandmother aaio luoasAv so important a matter MO- STLOUI8 at very moderateare not Improved by Patent leather ties and brown cloth timentality in of a national standard as designing ievr women who foxed with ltussia leather and the shoes yan entourage of lace canvas shoes tipped with alligator are Difficulty of Saving Money Is In great de- THE BICYCLE CANNON White dotted muslin all exploited this season But the toes Talk about saving money n 6aid a for bridesmaids who wear with oh the toesl They aro a foreshadow- ¬ veteran millionaire to a Buffalo En- ¬ inand How the Guns May Bo Mounted In Future them the exquisite capes of embroidered ing of what is coming the pointed too quirer reporter it is a hundred times TVars muslin and lace brought to us from rolled over A morsel oi cotton Dat harder now to keep caiih in your pocket With the many new devices of offense copied everywhere These tlng or a bit of sponge is wedged into JETrauce and than it was when I was a young fellow aro fastened with knots of delicate the point of the toe to keep its sharp and didnt spend a cent I tellyou its anl defense which have recently made jrihboB and the flower of the occasion outline pjrf ect Whle shoes are also hard for them to save in these times their appearance comes tho bicycle cannon The gun mounted on a bicycle 3Jroad Leghorn hats trimmed with the In evidence with light summer gowns Every young man wants a bicycle and was in a parade in Now York city re- ¬ colors accompanied these prevailing Sailor collars are decided favorites for its mighty hard to stand on tho street cently and was seen by thousands of salts summer wear A black and white and seo your friends spinning by on peopfe says the National Tribune At a recent distinguished wedding striped cambric with collar of black wheels and not invest yourseii Again Tho vehicle was a twin cyclerin ap¬ the two little maids of honor were at- - linen lawn and deep black cuffs makes a great privation for a young fellow tlrod in tho simplest of white dresses a charming afternoon dress If tho its to be well dressed The distinction pearance much like a tricycle and not iwith Nile green sashes But a diver- - cambric is blue and white make tho between good clothes and poor is so known as a duplex It is especially light and strong The cannon a steel jjion from this was caused by shoe sailor of solid blue Somehow a collar sharp nowadays that it is galling to bo rifled affair thirty four inches in of diamonds buckles of that kind has a negligee effect that by cheap atyire Again the butt and a going away have young I Erenchjust seencloth trimmed gown is most becoming to courage and pretty conspicuous theater the excursion boat length eight inches atweighing about there is the four atjthe muzzle and with faces It may take gray to wear a la races and a score ofother inducefifty pounds Is swung between the two pink velvet and gray chiffon embroid- - last years gown but those who have the ments to spend money which hardly rear wheel es resting upon the con- ¬ in pink The combination of the them avoid the stigma of being new crcd in my day and Im glad they two colors was so gradual as to produco It is like having ancestors to fall back existedfor if they had I honestly think necting axle and is further supported didnt from above An ingenious mechanism a harmony Cascades of rich butter on Forbears always command ro- - I would have been a poor man now permits of the piece of ordnance being side of the vest Spect laco accentuated each DOLAUELLE raised or deflected to any angle The Crmter of Popocatepetl which was of tho embroidered chiffon Tho caisson containing tho ammuni- ¬ Thought IUs Wheel Would Float was decorated with Popocatepetl contains The crater oi which in turn -A Paramatta rider was of opinion thousands of tons of the purest sulphur tion is carried on another duplex Four roaettea of tho pink velvet A gray They straw hat with yellow lace straw brim that the air in a pair of pneumatio tires ever mined When Cortez and his sol artillerymen equip the battery power was faced with tho pink velyet and was sufficient to keep a safety afloat in diers visited Mexico they needed sul are at once gun crew and motive trimmed with clusters of gray ostrich the water and he backed his opinion phur for gunpowder and ascended the Two men on the seats can propel the for money says an EngUih exchange mountains fpr the first time In its his ¬ machines wTth their heavy loads at a ilpa and shafts of wired lace faster gate than horses have ever I Tie now color known aa thunder- - To settle the matter recourse was hau tory the natives said shown In similar service The work of to a neighboring river and the confijflload is ali eady a favorite of fashion Women Do Hoi Dl Saddaaly wheeling the gun into position is the Ja a blue black or deep smoke shade dent rider promptly pitched bis ma Xt Thoro is only one sudden death among work oi an instant chine into the deepest pool He is still k btehly esteemed for traveling snjr rjawL womej toalghti rr qtwi in -- irt nmr i W T- i A--- fftea rfa Best JLt- - V A Known Fact CLEARANCE SALE OF MILLINERY At 1 wi M 1 TUTTS Liver PILLS sea--so- Itsrilji payyouto call before buying elsewhere to convince you that when we say WE MEAN THE LrEA D E h t IT Poor Healthy rowns 10Hatsnow5 ttfetotV Hats now w 8 Hatsnowr 4 8 Hats now 3 4 Hats now 2 1 k V mSSt FALL GOODS Also all other goods in our store at less t an cost to make room tor our 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DRIED APPLES tlosjr HERNDON CARTER COV incorporated Louisville Ky r7 r SrTrVra IIWWlltrr v T ts K1 I rNSlm vsXmw M1 M CO I i Vff rj w j 7K ljf J iyv- VW H I P It 000 000 p 2 and DOT BOARDS AT STUMP PRICES w II I DaGG 1 a PHONE 98 V 1 V amr t TPNMWICP 1 u a mfmX85 if c V- - fr v Xfr r m JVrwWS jfc M ttJr4 J1 i i i Ir Jifef H M A f 4 VV ViM k n HOPKINBVIEIiE AMERICAN CONgERVATISM KENTtTOKIAN 0 WL WSfSlfrfw J WHE RE NATURE SMHES Beauties of the Valley of the Mis alaaippl Biver Forests of BoTorontlal Men Hoses SprlnK Cp Uke Islands and Tnrreer to Sleep laderlbll Thogtfal and Grandeur Slab Btreams and jungles overshadowing all In the mist of these dusters proudly rises tho magnolia shining iti its snowy blossoms commanding this primeval forest of gloom And next tho palm tree with Its dark green foliage and graceful lines reaching out of tho darkness to the sun as if wooing V Time Table No 1815 4 Dally Krnrem Insube in the Old Reliable 1895 TtBiPwef h4 XaHacace of the Bopreais Cort erf tho UaKed Mates The BUpremoYcourt is not an elective Ltfc Letter A trip through the scenic Mississippi valley whether by rail or steamer re ¬ veals one of the grandest panoramas in primeval nature The high steep bluffs along the Mississippi river and the demise Impenetrable forests on each side stretching away for ihundredi of mfles bear evidence that this vast delta was an inland sea reaching per ¬ haps as far as Cairo 111 And even at this late day when the mighty Missis Bippi overflows reaching from 50 to 150 miles on each side of its channel Special Vlckatmrff Qtflss U lMJi i i its brightness The magnolia is the pride of tho southern forests as the China tree Is of It is an evergreen atid the horof shoots up to the height of 75 or 100 f dpi clothed in evergreen leaves and whtye flowers Its leaves are five or six inches in length of a dark green color glazed and tlilckv tho under side being brown In June tho flower begins to unfold and whent full blown it is as largo as an average bouquet its petals arc as white aspnow curved to inclose a fruit thick smooth and elastic as rubber and fragrant Lovers use them in brief surreptitious correspondence which also answers the double purposo of lovo botes and bouquets One flower will perfume a room for days and the at mosphere In the vicinity of a tree Is so heavily laden with perfume that one almost becomes faint or Is lulled Into a drowsy sleep under its lotus like in- ¬ ¬ fluence wr- rir JMA i L- jin 32gCi WUhvTOEii Aj - i Nmr8585w 3Slj juoii Ju UHUS wHfl ijMMlHH IK3 forests it but through partly occupies its old bed before the great forests grew To look beyond from a cliff and see a forest partly sub emerged in water is a magnificent sight singular spectacle to it is also a navigate an open space see a tbat steamboat was once a plantation sailing or puff ¬ ing around among the abandoned hotisesand groves of the overflowed place The founders of tho Hill City Vicksburg accustomed to these over llows in the early days of this century located tho historic town beyond the reach of tho tidal waves of the mighty Father of Waters There is not a more picturesque spot in this alluvium delta than thesvicinity of Vicksburg with its plantations set upon hills hidden from view by na¬ ny HATOING COTTOK if ssi 5R jungles and 0 Tim OIK- of cane The slender branches of this tree radiate in all directions ending in fine feathery tufts overlapping each other and thus make an almost impenetrable shield against the rays of the sun The young shoots are constantly expanding their parasol like leaves of a pale hue which oomblned with the dark purple tures groves green of tho older leaves peculiarity which at once larly picturesque effect gives a singuIt is a strikes the tourist as rather strange Truly the south is the of flowthat the southern planter hides his ers and they arc seen land nowhere In pretty cottage cr more magnificent Jpalafial residence under the wild snarled limbs of druidical oaks fringedjKvith long- black moss like mourning weeds giving1 to the sylvan spot a melancholy grandeur rather Very little than a look of brightness attention is given to horticulture tho forests reared by thei hand of nature are more picturesque and grandly magnificent than artificial beauty No region surpasses that portion of Mississippi and Louisiana embraced in The China tree is perhaps thd most beautiful of all southern eimde treesT It Is certainly the most popular Thd planters villa or cottage and the darkies cabins are found amid theum brageous 6hade of this canopyriiko tree The China Is in leaf about seven months in the year and in early spring it bears a beautiful and delicate little flower of a palo pinlc shade slightly tinged with purple Its fragrance is similar to that of the lilac which it also slightly resembles in appearance but tho cluster is not so large For a week or two the air Is redolent with the perfume of these flowers after which they fall off carpeting the ground leaving clusters of green ber-¬ ries about the sizo of a pea or larger on every branch In the fall the ber- ¬ ries ripen into a yellow hue and remain on the branches even after tho leaves Eavefalien A REGULAR GOLD MINE When green the berries are used by negro boys as bullets for their popguns How a Jnstlcfl of tbo Pcaoo Mulcted BI pointed for life by the president and they ore responsible to no popular tri bunal not even to publio opinion They sit as a court of pure law the final authority from which m all Amer ica there is nooppooL Their jurisdic tion strictly defined though it be is coextensivo with the whole union It is the ooo instance in history in which popular sovereignty acknowledged as supremo In the long run for every other purposo and every other authority to vliich it has delegated power submits to a master whom it did not appoint and cannot remove and caxmot escape Everybody submits tlio states them selves sovereign as they still aro for certain purposes submit congress and tKrpresdcnty the army and navy the people jiemsclves all gubmH Inthehands of the supreme court de mocracy itself Jf It seeks to pass an un constifutional law is powerless A unanimousoto jOf the people a unani rnou3 jiotoofihe house and senate and theapphvfllofj the president would not make a statute law it tms tribunal says litis not a law But do you ever hear of a proposal to abolish the supreme court Why not It is not only that the court has been a great court of great judges Hs honesty and ability and wisdom alike recognized but be cause the American democracy has the good sense to boc that under a written constitution like that of the United States such a tribunal is essential to the working of all its parts and that check and all powerful check though it bo upon democracy It Ts also a guar anty to tho American people that in the words of tho preamble of their great charter justice shall be established and tho blessings of liberty preserved to themselves and their posterity body and I suppose that might seem to the English radical a sufficient reason for sweeping hV away says tho Nine¬ teenth Century Tho judges are ap¬ Mftll UhllExoress tx ETansvllle 680 Henderson 717am Corydon TSAlNS OOIKO SOUTH No a Dally M Stnrgls Marlon Princeton CernleanSprlngs Gracev Ar HopklnsrlUe Morganfleld DeKoven ferred to the purchase of a paid up pollcv No restrictions as to RESIDENCE or OCCUP- ANORTH BOUND No 1 Dally No 8 Dally Mall Express Mall Express THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED Lv Hopkins ylllo 640 am 260 p m Princeton 656 a m 606 p m desired Call or write for sample policy at your age and 420pm 9 610 pni OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY AMZI DODD President 682pm 818amC0flpm Total Assets January 1st 1665 5283U 642pm Paid Policy Holders since 84am 187964r3l6X8i organization 665pm Surplus Former N Y 804am - 67288 Standard 744pm Losses paid B4ftm 30000 In Kentucky over 1067 am 860pm 1183 am After second rear GUARANTEED CASH SURRENDER VALUES on life and endowment 925pm lapse no 1149 a m 94lpm policies INCONTESTIBLE CASH LOANS made on assignable policies In case of or lfpre 1210 pm 1000 pm FORFEITURE policy is continued In force FOR FULL AMOUNT by the reserve 7a to MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO 1 ArEvansvllle Lv Marlon DeKoven Morganfleld Corydon Henderson Lv Princeton Ar Hopkins vllle L043ll am am lll6a m FBKIOMT 1003 1025 768 am 860 am 980a m 604 pm 707 p m 1000 885 p m 925 p m 715 am Dally 740pm FW SMITH 814 p ra CO State Agents 542 West Main street on plan Louisville Ey- Local Agente KENTUCKY CALLIS WALLACE HOPKINVILLE ArPrineeton Lv unlontown Ar Morganfleld Lv Morganfleld Ar Union town B M Sherwood UNIONTOWN BRANCH 800pm 780pm am South Bound Dally P MAJOR Late of Clarksville Tenn TOM m 70 am bioo a m B 680pm 665 p m North Bound DUly 935 a m 745pm 1000 a m Agt Hopkinsvllle Ky L F MncniLi G 8i0pm No 8J No 18 No 64 No 66 No 61 PA N TIM TABLE 962 a-- m 8G0p m jviajor Timuppn wuroTOiuiw 0mi is JAS D HEALEY Jb Late of Givens Headley Oo TEAINB C01KO NOBTH St Louis Fast Mall Nashville Accom St Louis Express TEAINg OOIXO SOUTH 1010 pm CO Proprs TOM P MAJOR NO 1025 West Main Street i MILLS Nashville Accomodation 625 a in E 13 pm St Louis Mall Nashville Accommodation does not run on Sunday North bound St Louis and Chicago Fast trolns have hrough trains solid and sleepers W GJWHEELER to Chicago and St Louis Fast Line stops only at important stations tnd crossings Ha hrough Pullman sleepers to Atlanta Ga NoJa StLonls Express 435am IOUISYILLE - KY JOHNN Bookkeepe JMADUlsAgcnt l JOHN ECHOLS ST JOHN BOYLE WHHHLHB MILLS i RECEIVERS k Hopkinsville Kentucky 60 Sf W VALLEY ROUTE THE MISSISSIPPI WAREHOUSEMEN COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND GRAIN DEALERS Russellville and Railroad Streets Liberal Advances on Consignments All Tobacco Sent Us Covered by Insurance Louisville Evansville crcln Itldnm AND ALL POINTS Theres a justice of the peace in a country town not far from hero said a bicycler to a Buffalo Express man re- ¬ cently who has a scheme that will TO make him a millionaire if he sticks to it for a year or two Memphis Vicksbnrg New Orleans You see tho town has an ordinance AND ALL POINTS forbidding bicycle riding on the Bidd walks A good many wheelmen go that way so what does this justice do but scoop out a holo and make a great big mud puddle clear across tho street Limited Tralnsand Perfect Service right in front of his office Of course Connecting at Memphis with through trains when a wheelman comes along rather to all points in than ride through the mud he turns upon tho sidewalk Thats what the justice Is waiting for He has a con- ¬ Rates Tickets and all information will be stable on the watch and the two rush furnished ou application to your nearest Cincinnati T R HANCOCK R C WILCOX T R HANCOCK CO SOUTH liimcixwuuin si COR MAIN AND FRONT STREETS Tobacco Warehousemen and Commission Merchants T Store R HANCOCKatan Liberal Advances onTpoacccu Arkansas and Texas NAT GAITHER JAS YTZBT itbe MissSkSppi delta for the beauty variety sSqnd- rapid growth of orna- ¬ mental shade trees the stately oak ever green and ever old the laurel jsweet gum sycamore locust elm and China the most luxurious shade tree On every plantation or farm of all jhowever small is seen a grove of the umbrella China trees In this climate of repose shade is the synonym for luxury and every road and path is larched by trees or courses through a iforest dark and gloomy from which the hot rays of the sun are shut out and made cool by the constant breezes due to tho absence of undergrowth The trees spring into the air and like the cocoa expand their limbs which inter-lock and form arcades of magnificent grandeur for miles and miles under which tho traveler speeds along pro- ¬ tected from the sun or rain In these forests horsemen ride rapidly through the woods while on tho hunt so high are the branches above them and so free is tho forest from undergrowth On the soft soil the horses hoof makes l llBHifl ISHHHii ON T1IE BAYOU ticket agent out and nab the cycler T B LYNOH I was caught in the snore one week General Passeneer Agent Louisville Ky Though I protested I only intended to ksop on the walk till I passed the mud it was of no avail I was fined five dol- TP rO Jv WW pp lars and had to pay it 1 got a chance dai to look at his book when he was re ¬ THE GREAT cording my fine and there was a rec- ¬ Line ord of some twenty wheelmen who Through had been served tho same way that botween the cities o day and it was still early in tho after Cincinnati Louis GAITHEB COMMISSI HOPKINSVILLE WEST MERCHANTS K TOBACCO n m m Trunk noon Lexington s ing swiftly along towards tho road with gun in hand is somewhat start ¬ ling at first sight to the tourist But misgivings are soon dispelled by the frank greeting from tho huntsman Tho grandeur of the forests of the Mississippi valley and tho luxuriance I of the 6hrub3 ana plants are unequaled in any other portion of this country a country whose vegetation is on a scale of magnificence grander than any other in the world Here nature has enam ¬ eled tho forests with a richness of color- ¬ ing and a diversity of horticulture with a more lavish hand than elsewhere Tho people of theso favored lands en- ¬ joy thUnUxurious gift of nature bask ¬ ing under the arbors of their paradise with little thought of cultivating flori- ¬ culture assuming that nature has per ¬ fected her work and cannot be imr proved by tho aid of science On the bauka of the Mississippi and on tho rivers and bayous and in the swamps jttt Ihe overflow district are trees of Tevery kind and odor forming bowers arid arcades their limbs and vines reaching1 from tree to tree acrosa no noise and tho sudden appearance of a horseman in the dark shadows wind¬ M TYnoAx BQvnnmsr home Whims is the local name in Cum ¬ berland for furze and appears to be the Gaelic word quins sharp points Heaf Is a very peculiar word derived from tho Old Norse haefi a of truth affection love sacredness share and is applied to the part of a emblems of lovo at tho altar and of de- ¬ fellsido common allotted td a particular votion at tho grave He Is rarely seen flock of sheep says tho Gentlemans without a boutonniere ladles wreath Magazine Each flock keeps to its own them in their hair children carry bou- ¬ heal Some very quaint expressions quets to school and flowers are found are bride loaf a wedding cake in every window and on every table of a mirror a clout hat the southerners home no matter how womans ridding out sunbonnct humble It may be The garden is a keam a hair comb a fireworks feature of the place with its terraced magic lantern display moley man a walks of fine white scallop shells arti- ¬ mole catcher leg weary tired leg ficial ponds in which aro diamond up to trip up sneck up to wind shaped islands of violets of the sweetest literally to Hatch up a cloclc perfume and loveliest hues from which The verbs feel in tho sense of to arises a vapor of fragrance which is smell and lame in the sense of to wafted over the bedsofjflowers gather injure any part of tho body are ing other perfumes asit sweeps on the peculiar We may add pipe stopple One of the the stem of a tobacco pipe heavily scented breeze buttock prettiest and most redolent of flowers a footstool thinkler folk the in tho southern gardens of this section gypsies last dress a shroud which which grows children are taught to work at school is tho Chickasaw rose wild jike the noble savages from which and afterwards to present to their it is named and who inhabited the Mis- ¬ grandparents and other aged relatives sissippi valley before the pale face came a kindly act but one which betrays One of the saddest sights imaginable that lack of humor and sense of the and In striking contrast with tho pic- ¬ ludicrous which is characteristic of turesque groves and bright gardens of northern folk A Cumbrian who goes a southern plantation Is to visit an old to have his photograph taken announces neglected graveyard Every planta- ¬ thathe has come to be struck tion if the family be wealthy has a Classics graveyard In the course of years as An ancient controversy has recently the family becomes extinct and the plantation passes into the possession of been revived in England by the quesstrangers another grave plat Is marked tion aa to what really constitutes a off for the Interment of the new gener- ¬ classic Some deflno it as an ancient author highly approved who is an auation It is most alwaysin a grove The former owners in the shaded thority on tho subject be treats of grove beyond aro unknown to them Goethe on the other hand protested save perhaps in name and in conse- against the confusion of what is classic quence the graves aro neglected This with what is merely old and declared too often Is the case when the new that all healthy work no matter owners are relatives In this deserted whether modern or ancient is classic spot are seen broken tombs sunken The French Academy spealring es graves grown over with weeds and cathedra defines classic authors as briars and fragments of marble head- ¬ those who liavo become jmodols inany stones placed there by tho hand of af¬ language whiloSanto Beuye declares fection Death slumbers fprgotten that a true classic is an authpr whp baa neglected the end of all The trees enriched the human mind Indeed are enveloped In festoons of moss of noHwo opinions on the subject seem to somber color as if the work were dead coincide and what appears to be a classic to one sort of people is refused and nature had gone into mourning seo-ing-gl- greater profusion than in the delta of the Mississippi Nature seems to have formed this country into a wild bouquet Roses spring up like Islands gems in a forest mottling tho plains as a variegated carpet and freighting tho atmosphere with interminable odors While tho southerner cares lit- ¬ tle for horticulture as a science he is an ardent cultivator of flowers He prefers the groves of nature to cultivated parks rears his villa in a natural park and preserves it in its naturalness but he cultivates tho flowers for sentiment is stronger in him than an eye for the artistic He loves the beautiful more than ho does art or crude nature Flowers are he reasons tho language and I began abus ing the old fellow for having such a mud puddle In the street Why dont you fill it up I asked if you want wheelmen to keep in the road He grinned in a most exasperating manner and answered without so much as a blush Spose were goln to destroy sach a source of revenue as that mudpuddlo is Iguess not f John turning to the constable you better take the hose and soften it up a little bit ready for the next sucker mo mad It made ville Evansvie St Loujs And tho oltios of And Proprietors PLANTERS Warehouse W Nashville Memphis Mont gomery Mobile and New Orleans WITHOUT CHANGE AND SPEED DNBIVALED ERAGSJDADE RAGSDALE COOPER RE COOPEK 00 Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jackson- ¬ ville and points Mi B ALLEN t Tl ta u HOPKINSVILLE n WaruiBB CUMBERLAND Odd Expressions In Use Natives TALK Among tbo in Florida Special attention to sampling and selling tobacco Liberal advance- ¬ ments made on consignments Our charges for selling Tobacco will remains 1250 No commission Genl Agt L E DADD Booc KY Connections are made at Guthrie and Nashville for all points J North East South and W est In Pullman Palace Cars teeper C F WAREIELD S3 EMIGRANTS See agents of this road will receive special low rates this company for rates routes o or write to C P Atmobe G P T A Louisville SrSf ifiTS i Union Tobacco Warehouse COMMERCE and HITER STS OO 3 Clarksville Tennessee UNION HOUSE i ToTJISVILLE ST LOUIS u AS RAILWAY TEX 1 1896- ft i SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 51 I Liberal advance made on Conw signments Free Storage to Planters Correspondence So licited west No BOUND Daily 63 No Daily Prompt and Careful Attention to All Business Entrusted to Us Brandenbmg Inlngtoni Stephensport Cloverport Havesvllle Lewlsport Owensboro Spotsvllle Ar Henderson Lv Louisville West Point 9 64 10 18 10 69 II 45 12 10 080pm 7 45am 7 25pm 840 am 801pm 017am 8E0pm 9 45am 0 09 p m 10 28 a m 92Spml0 50am pm pm pm T 0 HANBERT M F SHRYER pm am 11 16 a 11 40 a 12 22 1 08 p 1 SO m pm 64 am m m PEOPLES WAREHOUSE HANBERY SHRYER Props Railroad Street Between Tenth and Eleventh eastbocnd Lv Henderson No 52 Daily No Daily SpotUvillo Ovrensboro Lewlsport Hawesville Cloverport Stephensport Irvlngton Brandenburg West Point Ar Louisville 6 87 10 05 10 28 720am am 918am 7 43am 8 SO 11 81 a m 12 05pm 1109am am am am 69 24 45 80 6 68 4 6 6 6 255pm 816pm 400pm 435pm p p p p p 100pm 785am 8 80 am m m m ra m Z3Zop3sInST7llle Caroful attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned to us Liberal advances on tobacco in store Good quarters for teams and teamsters All tobacco insured unless otherwise instructed 23 For turther information address H C Mokdue A G P A or Louisville Ky v W L Mills Owrnsboro Ky Colored Celebration at Henderson Account of the above celebration the 0 V railway wiliell tickets to Henderson andTeturn on August 8d at one and one third fare for the round trip Return limit August 4th B F Mitchell E M Sherwood Agt G P SstaToLIsled 1869 i IHIUTIT k Tobacco Commission Merchants J M Soxnlahd that qualification by others J CENTRAL WAREHOUSE -A TT- - KIpH t err 11 - IW Kt K j vVi 4 SfojdtittJWJIU iW W lUntUflTIAP COVUXVS CLAIM HOlNSVl A V Ef i f Nft 4mrtySHAXi icmtiVtnsk X J county presents a candidate in every i Hoodlflvaparllla adapts itself to tin miDAT At XUKUO f way worthy and five hundred votes tiek RHdwell alike To the sick it k a t CSS BT rV A 4m stronger at sure care and to than toy Mrrite CHAS M MEACHAM man in the the polls would any othqr i i the well the J J l district jWa be WW best safeguard not believt tire many reasons why judge Mor1 A YEAfi IK ADVANCE SHJBSCRHTIOX against sickness fc fe row should receive the nomination frl V v 57 My ohildron LwiaJ reading notices SO cents per ltne Spe per Hue each To begin with he has been a party were weak and nUl Locals S cents advertisement Insertion tarnished IKfctea for standing puny Two of leader who has never failed to re ¬ iwcvj a ajrqjlcatlon a Vw i rijniliu them had ca ¬ to party calls In 1890 he spond J SG WW o MAIN STREET OFFICE 212 SOUTH tarrh Hoods led the party to victory receiving 3 Barsaparllla jLNNOUNCKSIENT 391 votes 1025 more than Judge cured thorn after WeaTwmthorized to announce vother remedies Grace received in Christian county JUP0ETII03 J MORROW jr failed I myself ri trrarvttvtmk iNv x rr- Judge of the Third two years later in his race with Judge ovf- -as a candidate for Circuit had been dys Judicial District subject to the action o the Landes and 422 more than Judge peptic for twenty years and sought relief Oaacwatlo Convention July 0 Liiuaes received bast year no ran in vain I resorted to for county attorney and fell less than t f 0 II f 1U w JJEMOCKATIC TICKET 300 votes behind his Republican op and havo boon built up in health It ponent it he is given tins nomina ¬ cursd my stomach trouble and my weight For Governor Dealers will tell tion he can certainly win This can- ¬ has Increased from 112 to 140 pounds P WAT HARDIN ot Mercer 44r Try it ye sufferers from Maine to Callfon v yx vo tnatotner brands not bo said of his opponents Judge M F3 iFor Lieutenant Governor to the Gulf an Morrow can contest his own county nla and from the North do you good x it T TYLER of Fulton Hoods Sarsaparilla will A clothing are Just as a tv He would get D P Smith Justice of Peace Mountain With Mr Breathitt For Treasurer v 2y 1 six for 5 all of the Democratic votes inogt of Creek North Carolina T 0 FORD of Clay good but the fact still I i t T r upunsib unu many jxepuoncans J me x to bur ear to taVft ForAudltoi i Dll easr remainsgiat the Celebrated HAPPY HOME garments h CNORMAN of Boone i jfi Hi Mr Breathitt jvill not1 prove strong I IUUU O rlllO eajy in effucfc 25 centJ ZfSorRegtster bf the Land Office against Morrow He has been beaten are the only kind sold under a guarantee to pleasevou GB SWANGO of Wolfe twice by Democrats and the people Stone and contributed perhaps a3 Ss In a word theyox refund the money paid for them For Attorney General are beginning to think- - that the much to histlofeat as any county in rttJi- Cl VvV JHENDRICKof Fleming pU 3 Fit Better Breathitt family has been kept in of- the district It is true that Judge ForSecretary of State r J I e mr Linn was for Stone but it was one of fice quite long enough Still as HENRY SHALE of Graves Look Better vi those instances where the Captain against an outsiaer county pnae wi SorSuptof Public Instruction KK will gsuss Mr Bresthitt to run hBd should have prayed to be saved from - Wear Longer H 55u POftrER THOSf 50i oiOweii his friends He got the worst licking f f of his ticket unless both candidates feKtMif ToKCommlssloner of Agriculture y in Calloway county ne could have and COST LESS MONEY ION BNALLof Louisville come from Christian county As V Judge Linn would have no claims possibly received unless the thing ForRallroad Commissioners j had been made unanimous Then than any other goods in the market and you run abso- rSFLETCHER DEMPSEY of Hopkins upon the Populists from 300 to 500 JEO HALEXANDER of Jefferson why should even Capt Stones friends in the last two or three elections lutely no risk in buying them GREEN R KELLAR of Nicholas V vote for a Calloway man and against they would doubtless vote for the Iembroke District disa man who has lived in their own Forifaglstrate home man and Breathitt would re- Co WM LPARKER trict and represented it in the legis ceive over Linn at least 500 votes lature Bit Henry Woolfork of the Dan that ne would not receive over Mor- 1 ville Advocate is the first editor to row THE DECISION STILL STANDS ieagage rooms at Hotel Latham for This fact explains why the Repub- ¬ Iri the somewhat labored discussion that he was wrongly deprived of the We endeayored to state facts and In the ocean disaster on the 21st Shapres3 convention He will be ac licans are all talking up Linn They of the decision of Chairman Long in having stated them his oase was inst which caused the sinking of the nomination dread Morrow above all men because fccompanied by Mrs Woolfork The decision was asked for official rested with tho people somij months Spanish steamer Maria P the loss they know his fighting qualities and the Cadiz Telephone we fail to see ago so tar as tms paper was con- - of life was not as heavy as in the last know that Linn would be easily that the facts in the case have been lv bv the member of the executive The Central City Republican they controverted committee for the district in which1 cerned We have- - no disposition to two cases but it was large enough to upon Congressman beaten unless he should develop sur serves notice It is admitted that the proposition Judge Morrow resides and it came as return to the campaign of criticism fill the public mind with horror at Hunter that Dr James election to prising strength in his own faction of Mr Meacham to appeal to Chair an official document It was not on- his organ invites but it must be re ¬ the terrible danger of ocean travel 4he state senate means that he will be torn county The people of all par- man Long to decide the unit rule ly Mr Meachams right but it was membered that the Judge is still Of 190 people on board 148 were iSae next Republican candidate for ties want the judge from Christian matter was made but the lecture fol- ¬ hisvdutyto refer the matter to the surrounded by the- - remnants of a lost The Ostigia the colliding ves county Not since 1868 has Christian ciwngressinthe third district glags house that might be- still sel was not damaged ¬ had this office All this time Trigg lowing this admission in which Mr chairman and Mr Long was but act ining in the line of his duty when he further demolished sBut seriously with it and for 20 Meacham is reminded of his own of the oil wells in the city of has been honored One we have no desire to fill our columns Little Marion Cleveland will touch had the common- significance a fact not disputed and decided the question the criticisms we- do not the button at Gray Gables that will Cal gushed over last years she has also with personal abuse and lLos Angeles attorney in the person of not an issue in this controversy is of the Telephone to the contraiy not wish these words to be taken as a start the machinery of the Atlanta i week at the rate of 800 barrels per wealths not argument This harmless at withstanding Mr Garnett other Exposition Sept 18 niay It got beyond control and tempt to be severe is followed by this Having repudiated the authority threat to retaliate Nearly if not fully half of the peomatters on hand of mora importance cnraKle the streets for squares around remarkable statement of Chairman Long the Telephone la Bimetallic Strain eglicker thanthose of ancient Jerusa- - ple of the district live in Christian Mr Chairman Longs opinion ot a case sub- proceeds to insinuate that Mr Meach- ¬ than exchanging epithets with Judge Let the goldbugs sing theirsong nearly half of the Democratic voters mitted by Mr Meacham bo far as the gov Jxexru Linn or his friends Judge Morrow Though tis wrong arehere and a corresponding propor ernment ol a convention of Democrats la con- am was influenced - by somo cause is to be renominated and the election Let their orators and cranks no more authority than If our contemporary desires to enter here cerned carries with it the business is Cut their pranks bf a Democratic judge thereby as a decree ot Ed P Phillips has been appointed tion of the first time in a done of Jahore Every as Let the nabobs young and oldV generation ssmblage ofthe Sultan this free country Is a upon a discussion of the motives of Now for citizens In of the Democratic county tishaixman We shall endeavor to ac Swln their of gold hose supporting Judge Marrow we sured a chance to secure the judge distinct and Independent body ot freemen into line vssanrmittee pf Calloway county vice we have They make their own rules and govern them- ¬ wish to suggest that a question of complish this result in an honorable But the thing that strikes us most Mr Phil and at the same time Trigg county selves No political party assumes nor does It that sort might prove exceedingly way even though our methods should Wi P Gatlin resigned Strikes the million tolling ftfiSkj has an opportunity to show if there delegate to the chairman of the executive lCGpa walso flucceels Mr Gatlin as be in striking contrast with those of With Its chime ft committee any authority over the manner cf embarrassing to certain supporters of in politics Is theblended precious ring A chairman of the judicial district com is any gratitude Democrat in In the procedure of any aub dlvlslon of the party so Judge Linn whose names it is not ourCalloway contemporary Chris far as It relates to rules credentials organiza Of course every yaiittee meantime our excited newspaper BoHi of Sliver and of Gold tian county should rally as one man tion resolutions or matters of kindred na- necessary to call Better not stir us friend in Murray who seems to be In our hold up on that line We are pretty well ture Oh the ti yeet metallic sohnd England the cause of bi to the support of their own intrepid runnjug with a hot box al eady Ewaiin To Question the authority of the posted on the subject of motives who has given his time his Give us plenty ot the round should oak his head and remember icaetalism is growing The comple- leader Silver whOols to his head of the Democratic organization and causes parliament shows in means and his best energies xion t2 the new hi awful fate of Annauias Golden wheels The party There may be some who will of the state is silly twaddle HopklnsvllleKy William BmdL creaaed strength for the cause as a July 25 1685 A FEW PERSONAL REMARKS for reasons known to themselves dis- committee of which Mr Long is The strongest reason why Linn cresiflt of the energetic work of the of the county chairman has charge of all matters The fact that Judge Linn has scat- ¬ should not be nominated that is the State of Ohio Citt of Toledo h Sir William regard the instructions SBknotallic League iLcoas Coontt honor- affecting the party Organizing and tered broadcast over this and adjoin ¬ strongest political reason is that the 6 to use all JHarcourts defeat was due to his hos convention July Frank J Cheney makes oaththat he controlling the party is the chief work ing counties a campaign sheet edited Republicans want him nominated able means to secure his nomination is the senior partner of the firm of P Siilyto bimetallism and filled with worse than the Democrats but the number will be small and the of this committee All county and by his brother-in-laThey J Cheney Co doing busings in the eye of the people will be fixed upon district committees are subordinate personal abuse of the editor of the know he is the weakest candidate the City of Toledo County aofL State The Free Republic the Populist any man who would turn his back to it and are a part of the party ma- ¬ Kentookian is not calculated to Democratic party could nominate and aforesaid and that said firm will pay wgreekly organ started in Louisville upon his own home candidate in a chinery governed by rules adopted strengthen us in our determination to on the other hand they know that the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL ¬ of LARS each and every i appearedior the first time Saturday crisis like this We cannot believe by the state committee or the conven- make the campaign one of issues in ¬ Morrow cannot be defeated in No- Catarrhfor cannot be cured case the that by It starts csrith S M Payton editor any considerable number of tion appointing the same The Ed- stead of personalities In campaigns vember The word to defeat Mor- ¬ use of Halls Catarrh Cone oat witha lively campaign number that ERANK J CHENEY Democrats in Christian county will dyville convention was called by a of has noth- row at any cost was passed around sort The JeatEng article on the first page vote against Morrow even with per- committee acting under the rules ing this gain Judge Linn Sworn to before me and subscribed to and everything to lose by the Breathitt managers and now De- ¬ tis Carliiloa speech iu favor of free sonal appeals and energetic solicita- ¬ governing the Democratic party and in my this If that is to be his style the more Linns noisiest advocates in this coun- ¬ cemberpresence1886 6th day of A D 3avaran Feb 21 1878 tions from those who are not altogeth- Mr Longs business is to uphold dogs of war wo turn loose the more ty are Republicans The Banner A WGLEASON to prevent those rules to use his own language candidates will be chawed up and the Republican organ of this city is j SEAL Morganfield er unselfish in desiring CClraflie Hart of the i vri xuuiiu Christian from securing the judge for To question his authority to decide spit out As for the editor of the carrying out the instructions to Renuiarj ESuxl Expresses himself as well pleas 27 years appeals from any committee or any Kentuokian he is not a candidate nor publicans to boost Linn to escape the first time in esitrrith the names selected for the Halls Catarrh Cure is taken interAs to Trigg county there is every convention called by a committee is a factor in the race He has long Morrow and the Linn organs in other nally and acts directly on the blood tfccee Cleveland girls Ruth Esther why that county should sup- to rebel against the organization of since learned that vilifiers and com- counties have swallowed the bait and and mucous surfaces of the system ccoxl Marion Wo do not share our reason port Morrow If there is any reci the party and if the spirit of this mon liars belong to the same school reprinted the Banners article which Send for testimonials free bachelor contemporarys enthusiasm F J CHENEY CO Toledo O declaration political Ztratletusbe thankful at least that procity inChristian favors surely the could be no were carried out there Both should be treated with silent was nothing more nor less than a HSF Sold by Druggists 76c has given Trigg governing authority of contempt and having started out Breathitt propaganda to the Repub sthey escaped such names as Maude support county men in the past aggregating the party If we are not mistaken with the intention of dealing in facts licanTbf the district and which the Where toStop at Dawson lai-gncrite and Blanche When vou ero to Dawson Snrincrs in both offices 50 years is entitled to the state committee once corrected a and arguments we will not be pro Linn naners kindly circulated for Ky stop at the Summit House SSecently the Kentookian received at least a partial return We cannot ballot or a ruling subsequent to the voked into kicking every cur that the Republican managers Rates 7 per week 26 dollars per believe all of the people of Trigg are adjournment of a state convention barks at our heels If Editor Meaex proposition from a New York Spe--ciThe Telephone in defending the ac month Children half rates to furnish all of the sound the in0rates some of them showed and took a nomination for register of cham is a sorehead and the truth rates to families and parties ot of Mr Garnett at Louisville ad five or more from the same place itnoney plate matter and cartoons it themselves to be at Eddyville We the land office from Dawson and gave will not hold him the people of his tion was This hotel has been greatly im¬ would use free of charge and express believe that the friends of Judge it to Grant We only mention this to own county at any rate have had mits that the vote of the county show that the committee has unlim- ample opportunities to ifind him out divided but contends that no instruc proved and is situated on a beauti ¬ - Grace at least appreciate what Chris ggtropaid As wo were not in the marwas in ful elevation Is convenient to the Imb for bribes we did not consent to tian has done for him especially when ited authority in such matters The within the sixteen years he has been tions were violated Trigg springs and depot and is ackuojvl and silver and if edged to have the coolest afcst onr plato bills paid by these uu- - they remember that Trigg has voted committee has the power to correct in his present business and the opin- structed for Hardin Jtaw we remember correctly the silver in- healthful and pleasant location of nliish and patriotic strangers Boys for a Calloway man in three races the 228th ballot at Eddyville and ion of Judge Linns brother-in-laOn the any hotel in Dawson Guests of the were vory strong any of the rest of you get similar since she voted for a Christian county give the nomination to Morrow to who does not know the man he mis- structions vital question of organization all of Summit can sit in their rooms and man 20 years ago Triggs vote has which he was clearly entitled under represents will not cause him to jpositionst any of Dawson life living ejected Miller twice and Withers once Mr Longs decision but it was not change his place of residence We the Trigg delegates excepting Col drink free of charge waters Correspondence solicited and oheer Maj Garnett was not as badly fool to the State senate and so Trigg owes called upon to do this The decision have in the past with the good of the Sims and Capt Terry voted for the cd in voting for chairman ns the Calloway nothing in this race All was asked in order to establish the party at heart given some reasons Clav candidate We are not here to f ully answered Clerk and porters to Christian delegation They voted for her obligations are due to Christian position taken by Morrows friends why Judge Linn should be retired discuss tho motive We have estab- meet trains JBeckner under the impression that he whose Democrats even went so H H Ramsey Propr lished the fact and that is enough far as waa a silver man We keep posted down this way and between the two to give Judge Grace the county in POSITIONS GlffiRMTEEB The Telephone should not class igold bugs wo preferred Stone Tel one of his races over a local candiunder reasonable conditions Do not say U can Judcre Crenshaw with the linn men not be done till you send for free catalogue of ephone date and a Confederate sJdier at Highest of all in Leavening Power- - Latest U S Govt Report who deadlocked the Eddyvillo con Christian was instructed for Har- - that By the record of a life time we DRAUdHONS PRACTICAL vention and finally adjourned it diu and so voted for Beckner who was call upon the Democracy of Trigg to Judge Crenshaw simply made a Md0W0tefc Hardins candidate as everybody show their appreciation of this loyal j JSknew The unit rule having been support even though one of the benmistake This cannot be 2aid for the Nashville Term r This College is strongly endorsed bjtWjnkers other gentlemen overruled three of the Trigg dele eficiaries failed to do so in the Eddyand merchants FOUR weeks by Draughons 7 method of teachlntr bookkeeolnsr Is equal to agates took advantage of it to vote for ville convention Burton Preston and Louella Regal TWELVE weeks by the old plan Special ad- Hho Clay candidate and against their In Lyon county the people have a young Virginia couple did not take instructions This trifling circum voted for the same Calloway men as the advice of their parents to steer UVllu QTITHV- W Uivft recently prepared RflME stance was forgottqn however before Trigg and these obligations have not OlUlil books on BooKKXBPmo clear of matrimony On the contrary Shorthand ako Pehvansjitp especially adaptisSwa Eddyville convention met sixteen been returned In 1894 Calloway study Write for - Home Study they loped oa a steer and married ed to homeone VsdLsys later circular at gave 800 majority against Capt entttcitiatu w a fi Asie from the fact that Christian RecommendsItsel- f- VUfA i WXVfi w I rV t ff 1 h-it I J mm O JlgS lfMf Vi i V Jt j it j H Lt -v s fit oiii4wwtj ii w ji iir- fiirhlp a j- wim w i w d t f fa Wy t iV i If f mS w ar 7 u a mj lira7 S w-p- Hoods Sarsaparilla toriesil ir A - n i i vfi TTSi s j 1 A 1 Urilm i 0 v - f- la J V Shoe Mammoth Clothing Main St Hopkinsyille Ky No IS We-have- roun-de-la- Tlng-a-llri- g I w iiy t Bu-r-jea- u al w y Baking Powder owea ABSOLUTELY PUBE t 1 a fit fr mi a r fe Jll JttSJ minr r S2T J HQPKINSVILIiEf KBNTFCKf AN M fiiJf i u W P 5 V V K tcm mki imii itW Wi 4iMwm GviSas Glasgow Times The withdrawal HighMt Honors Worlds Fair YfvJb of Gov Browr I roni the Senatorial contest marks tfie temporary pissing WQ from politics of one of the greatest winds aiid nieu of the State Politics is all thVloser When the Verdict of history is written there will bo much to commend little to condemn in all the administration of Gov Brown A strong man a pure man a prdfound and brilliant man he has risen supe- ¬ far- ¬ rior to environments that would have overwhelmed a less virile intellectual manhood With jealous care he has ¬ The Louisville papers have grown proven himself Dealing out equal dissatisfied with the Democratic and exact justice to all he has not platform which declares the use of hesitated to antagonize the strongest both gold and silver as standard existing corporations influences at thd call of duty In all MOST PERFECT MADE as money to be a princjple of the party attributes of greatness the essential Gov Brown A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free since the people interpret it to mean stands with the foremost and great from Ammonia Alum or any other idulterant what it says and are now demand ¬ est of his generation K 40 YEARS THE STANDARD Retiring ing that Wat Hardin Accept the mis- from public by his own preferment mvlpv life for a season the construction placed upon it by Cletfe will come when his State will time f Oak drove Items again landjand Carlisle This attempt to demand his services talent such as Oak Gbove July 27 Owing to the 2 mahGen Hardin forsake the prin- ¬ his will not rust with keeping As incessant raining the farmers have ciples of a life time has not met with sure as the sun shines God prolong been makingpoor progress towards life and softening the sorrows success but is disgusting such single ing his that are beating like a stdfih upon threshing wheat A great deal is standard papers as the Danville Ad- - him Gov John Yduhg Brown will stifT standing inthe shock ca vocate who love the Democratic par- some dav be Senator Thhn Ynuncr i Messrs Jno E Alleusworth and Brown ty more than Shermanism The Ad- ¬ Bowliner Grfeen Sundav Journal P O Sallee two active wheat buyers vocate serves this notice of disapof this place have bought a great The Itvis1 reported that Gen mttfl editor of the Sunday Journal adr deal of wheat this season proval i 11 1LJA l nu ui4ia vD4j- nuuniy mai ue is a uwfu Hardin will edlist the services of in is the distinguished Governor of Mr Thos Williams house is now fluentialjffiends arid through them Kentucky From his boyhood days uuijjigtgu uuu uo win uiuio 1113 let 111 an appeal will bmade to the Louis- ¬ ivubu no uearu irom nis iainers nps ily from Elmo soon ¬ The boys of this place gave a sur- ¬ of ville papers to abandon their efforts ler the terrible flaying given Ben But- prise party at Mr Henry Morris by the then young Congressman to draw him out on the currency from Kentucky he has ever had the Thursday night July 25 A very question The fact that Gen Har ¬ greatest resnect and admiration for- - large crowd attended and all ex din has declared that he will abide John Young Brown Every act of pressed themselves as having spent a the by the decision of his party on that to mans brilliant life has but served most delightful evening at A picnic was givon JLoganfe strqnghten that feeling Whether question and will stand squarely up- in Congress as a lawyer politician or mill July 26 many Oak Grove people on the party platform should satisfy statesman he has mantained the high ¬ attended Judging from their apevery Democrat as to his position est dignity and exhibited the very pearance on their return your corre without further expression from him finest intellectual powers Honest in- spondent feels safe in saying they corruptible and distinguished abil spent a delightful day at the mill on that subject It is the duty of the ity every page ofhis Misses Anna May Leiirh of Carj political life has of Democratic papers which are sup- been printed on the very finest paper bondale Alice Davie of Palmyra posed to bo his friends and support- in the clearest type and with indelible and Lila Johnson of Clarksville are ers to cater to his wishes as long as ink As a Governor his administra the most pleasant guests of Misses the interests of the party are not jeop tion has b6en a magnifiicentone and Frances and Willie Moore Misses Cecil Holliway and Susa even those who opposed most bitterly ardized instead of throwing obsta- are now loudest in his praise We had McComb returned home after a cles in his way hoped to see and at some future daf pleasant visit to Mrs J W Carter Miss Minnie Sallee of Roaring yet hope to see his life rounded out DEATHS as a distinguished member of the Springs Ky is visiting the family of reatest legislative body on earthr1 Mr C H Garrott Adams Mrs Mat Adams an- aunt Mr Joe Hopson and sister Miss hat he would be this if elected no UOIN IN THE PROCESSION of Mr J Mat Adams of this city man who has followed his career Birtie of Canton Ky are visiting died at her home Bear Adams sta- would for one moment doubt or deny their brother Mr Morgan Hopson tion Tenn July 24 of heart disease SADDLERY and FLY NETS Miss Willie Moore returned home We have a very full line of HARNESS Referring to Governor Brown the aged 0 years Mrs J Mat Adams Lexington Observer says This retires from Howell last week where she TALBOT SADDLES made to order attended the funeral which occured from the politics of the State one of had been as the guest of Mrs W W Friday t the purest bravest and most states- Radford Bbtant Miss Pearl Bryant eld- ¬ manlike public officials ever honorMany of our young goslings have est daughter of Mr H H Bryant of ed by the people of this Common- ¬ entered society this summer Gray died very suddenly Sunday wealth with public trust Pure in We are glad to welcome Mrs Jessie night of something like a congestive his private life courageous in the dis- Harris and family in our midst again chill She was in her usual liealth charge of every public duty he will She has been for some time in Elkton only a few days before and her un- retire Jan 1 1896 to private life hon- where her children attended the timely death was a Beyere shock to ored by all just men and beloved by Vanderbilt Training school her family and friends She was in those who know him in his inner life A protracted meeting commences her 17th year and a young lady of and are able to appreciate the exalt- at Bethel Sunday night We havnt rare beauty and sweetness of dispos ed virtues that mark a noble charac- learned who is to help the pastor Mr ition and universally esteemed by her ter Lowry acquaintances Hor funeral services Mr Jas Fletcher is down a few Of him the Hartford Herald says were iMld yesterday and the remains A man with the most undaunted days from Fairview visiting his many interred at Gracey courage and a lawyer with scarcely a friends Mr P H Allensworth went to peer in the Commonwealth a states Colobed man a patriot and untiring and un Clarksville on business last Friday Bockner Mattie Buckner died in is stayMrs Roberts of of his the city of fever Friday aged 48 years swering friendYoung State and her ing a few days withNashville Snadon Mrs Sue people John Brown is recog She was a member of the union Be Miss Mae Kincr returned to her nevolent society and the remains were nized by every student of affairs and home in Clarksville last week after a men as the ablest and the best Gover buried by that order in the colorded nor Kentucky has had in this genera ¬ few days visit to the Misses Moore cemetery Saturday Mr Jas A McKenzie Jr is now tion That his priceless service to the Mate and her people will be recogniz- stayiner at Bell Ky a great deal of How Much ti Trip to Old Polat Comfort Will Coat G ed by those whose affairs he has so ms time For those who desire to know we wisely managed we will not doubt Miss Katie McKenzie is down from will say that thistripis a most reason while we know Kentuckys pride in Bowling Green visiting her relatives able one and can be extended and and appreciation for her favored and many friends Misses Lillian and Kate Whitfield enlarged to suit the convenience of the eons of Clarksville are the charming Uncle Martins Birthday Present passenger Many have made the trip guests of Miss Elizabeth Garrott on S35 while those who spent 550 To Rev Geo Harris Geo Price and a host of Uno would take in Washington Baltimore other good friends of Lake City Fla I thank youformy birthday gift and Norfolk and some who spent 75 The overnment will quitdistribut I thank yon Oh I thank you or S100 would visit New York via the ing seei 1 at the public expense after For high in friendships love and praise Old Dominion Steamship Co and Oct 1 I rank yon oh I rank you take some side trips up the Hudson A splendid coat with pants to match A Bank President to Long Branch and Coney Island Also a splendid vest slrl and to Boston and points further Mr W T Nelson president of the And all this splendid salt was made East Second Notional Bank of Jackson Of cloth the very best sir Tenn says For Indigestion and The cloth was made of softest wool Seduced Eailroad Fare Nervous trouble I would rather give So pleasant to the touch sir And of this splendid gift from friends up the use of any remedy I ever tried Persons attending Mineral Springs I cannot say too much sir than Kings Royal Germetuer As a Cajkp meeting Kuttawa Ky July nerve tranquilizer and restorative it And now this birthday gift the best 25 to Aug 4th should procure certiis all that can be desired I have ever received slrl It is not a ficates from agent at the time ticket I prize it highly coming from narcotic in any sense but produces is bought True friends who me relieved sir This when signed by Secthe happiest effects upon the disorretary at camp meeting will entitle Then theres Aunt Mary and Aunt Mat dered nervous system I consider it They seemed to have a view sir the holder to return ticket at one third an invaluable remedy and have for 4s Their birthday gift is splendid and V fare July 19 1895 years been recommending it to my Appreciated too sir M P Mollot Secy New packages largo botfriends And now my good friends one and all tle 108 doses SI For sale by R C Especially the mover When Traveling Hardwick I thank you oh I thank you till Whether on pleasure bent or business My heart is running over Nathan Hibbs Jr a Hopkins Unclb Mabtik take on every trip a botile of Syrup county widower was severely whipp of Figs as it acts most pleasantly Indigestion Believed ed by whito cap3 as he was returning and effectually on the kidneys liv Pembroke Ky July 3 1895 I from a visit to nis sweetheart ¬ 4and bowels preventing fevers was suffering from indigestion and hdgflaches and other forms of sick- - purchaseTsbme of HoodieiPills which TakeVitaliaLiver Pills aess For sale in 50c and SI bottles relieved me and I desire ito recomby all leading druggists Manafac mend Hoods Pills to every one A protracted meeting commenced tured by the California Fig Syrup troubled in this way Maggie Hut at Hebron church near Church Hill Co only Sunday and will continue throughout cherson the wsek Colored Celebration at Henderson Hoods Pills are especially prepar-SarsapAccount of the above celebration ed to be taken with floods the 0 V railway will sell- - tickets to rilla Baby Henderson and return on August 3d Vitalia double strength for sale by When Bho was sick vre gav her Costoria GUNS PISTOLS FINE POCKET KNIVES and the most superior was a Child she cried for Castorfa When one and one third fare for the druggists at When she became Miss she dung to Castorio line of razors ever on sale in the city round trip Keturn limit August 4th When sha had Children she gave tbern Castoria S C Oppenheimer of Owensboro B F Mitohe E M SnEnwooD Most Agt failed GP A llf ors arefor 6300 firms of his credit Louisville A full line of G ranite Tin and steel cooking utensils Secure Sleeping Oar Reservation is healthsaid The first wealth If you intend taking the trip to the Thos fatally shot Louis the Concord philosopher and he was Silvey atNewman City Central Beajmoro Aug 7 it would be well to riffht What is wealth worth without arramgo for a berth in a slee per at once a sound body and strong nerves to Dont Tobacco Slt or Smoke Your Life way as only a few more sections remain enjoy life The root of the whole untaken in the Hopkinsyille car trouble is usually the liver Wo strong is the truthful startling title of a book about he Call on or address T E Baatloy ly advise our readers who are troubled habit cure that harmless guaranteed tobacco braces up nicotlnlzed nerres office Hopkinsville Ky with sick headache dizziness of sour eliminatea the nicotine poison matos weak Kentuckian men gain strength vigor and manhood You stomach to try Bamons Tonio Liver run no physical no financial risk as sold by R O Hardwick under a guaran Three sudden deaths all within an Pills yThoy are working wonderful tee to ohnur of each otheroccurred at Padu- - cures in this vicnity Only 25 cents AddreS cure or money refunded Book free at all drug stores Sample dose free Cbloago Sterling Reiscly Co New York or cah T jf Joe Blackburn stands today where Car lisle stod in 189lf and Where Henry Wat6rp8nricf up Jo 188 Ite a- tact He also stands wfywe tMe majority in uongresa stooa tor treaty years still lie is no democrat and if in the power of the gold bugs they would readily drivejhim fr6m her ranks but hispos itionjjtatitles him to a prominent place iuher line and in which place he will likely remain Mayfield Democrat Does v Kwt reasonable Ithat it sound MPMSMr Oomnlimentorv to Gov riWMWvvVln Brown X -i u ltff HNML Wkmmt CREAM YfUHJ BAKING POWDER Here is fJlljH Fair Propositi 5pS for as WUSflHUr s p We will trade any mer one of our latest im k it can bring into market wheat to be in first class and grade good No After unloading ihe wheat we will give him fifty 50 bushels of coal to carry back home free of charge proved wagons much wheat 41 v 1 m t m I In BUGGIES we have this year far sur passed any previous record Our stock was more care- ¬ fully selected and was I 3loods bought cheaper well bought are already half sold Come and Majestic Range i2jufHHBHlH 53 This is a cut of the Majestic Range It is 1 which cooks the goose of all our competitors the housekeepers pride and a married mans peace maker 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 For 1 Fallowing Plow Get a True Blue or a Vulcan BOTH GUARANTEED a- The wear and tear of the season has demonstrated clearly the superi ority of the Columbia and Victor bicycles They never come into the repair shop Forbes Bro i i k t V I r nitHW fc iy4r imiMi ri j jmrti isjytinwW ft fctiB afjirrftj j3 v WWTS HOPKmciVlfiDErKEWTtfaKlN iot Tatters ana tne moon xor a 4 f 1 tSi - T 4i ft H ft i iWMJwWftMwif - JL ft1 Jtcrrmai395 Ff U T s jHHBHBiHHnHHHHHIlHBBaMHBBMBa What is 4 1 A V Castoria is Br Samuel Pitchers proscription for Jnfaiits and Children It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance It Is a harmless substitute for Paregoric 3rops Soothing Syrups andjCostor Oil It is Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty years use by Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and allays fOTerishness Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castoria relieves teething troubles cares constipation arid flatulency Castoria assimilates the food regulates tho stomach and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep Cas¬ toria Is the Childrens PanaceareMptherfsPriend Castoria Mothers have repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children Da G C Osgood t JLowell Mass Castoria I known to me Castoria is so well adapted to children that recommend it as superior to any prescription circa Cnstorfa Is an excellent medicine for chll stHetmojsphere They everywhere were blacker than tho night shamefully indifforent to their conditions They were black women of sin and blaok men of wickedness Iniquity Is their portion and crime their pastime They wore apparently not disturbing the peace of the neighborhood and police interference was not thought of by any of them nor by me For our Washing ¬ ton police force is composed of humani tarian philanthropists who never inter rupt orgies of any sort unless Borne tragedy results and then they make arrests as amatter of necessity These people were hilariously full of five cent whlskyt or three cent gin but there seenjed to be no law violated and no reason on th statute books for the pre ¬ vention Of their degradation nor of tho contamination of their influence Ypu will not wonder that I said above that women and children cannot enjoy these parks of the Mall after the shadows of nature fall because then the shadows of crime stalk forth and permeate even men were from v hriitern In a by patk leading from tJae park to Maine avenue which Is near by toward the south haw haws and guf faws of loud and discordant laughter attracted attention and there like un ¬ kempt denizens of tho Pacific wilds a group of men and women wre found dancing and bowling in aboriginal glee The women were from a contiguous truarter known as Louse alley and the A BLAPr One NOSE hi M D So Oxford St Brooklyn N Y A H Archer1 Castoria la the best remedy for children of fafrHch I am acquainted I hope the day to not iar distant vhea mothers will consider the Y Teal Interest of their children and use Castoria I Instead of the various quacknostrums which are destroying their loved ones by forcing opium morphine Soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats thereby sending them to premature graves JJO Ottr physidans in the childrens depart ¬ ment have spoken highly of their experi¬ ence in their outside practice with Castoria and although we only have among our medical supplies what Is known as regular products yet we are free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon it t wore the blue uniform of a sailor In the navy of tho United States He was dancing with the others out in tho nlsrht within a mile of the navy yard as wildly and frantically as any of the foul and wretched beings about him No man can doubt the stories of dem oniacal possession which the Scrip inthe crowd of half civillzed savagesvh0was decentiydad TKArnnlyTftnan SeilMre A sportsmans life was one 8aTaby his knowledge of ona of the jphysical peculiarities of the bear Gen Hamil ¬ ton who tells the Btory In his Sport in Southern India was out on a bear shooting expedition withi a brother The boaters drovo the bear officer from his hiding plaoeTand a shot from the officer threw him on tho ground but ho got up with a grunt and made oft As tho bear passed on open bit of ground Gen- - Hamilton again fired but missed and tho beast turned upon him When ho was within a few yards tho general gave him tho other barrel As this did not stop him Hamilton started to run but tripped over a rock and fell flat on his face The bear was upon him instantly and the Bportsman looking over his shoulder saw into tho bears mouth as the brut made a grab at him The animal caught him by the thigh and pinned him rKnowng that a bears nose is very sensitive Hamilton hit him several bard blows on tho nose The bear unable to endure tho pain let go and before be could get hold again Hamilton was up the hill His companion ran up and killed the bear by a ball thrqugh his heart But the bears claws had laid open Hamil- ¬ tons thigh to tho bone and he was in bed for a month Folat of the Astmal That la Very 10 Pi The Main Street HI up W Y FURNITURE Deader A Complete and Beautiful Stock on Jhand all at Mild JkpurrrtA fiuc gK LOWEST Cash FIGURES St Awncu thuu cmnKSKUSum ABSOLUTELY PORE TE OLD RELIABLE Bed room Suits 10 4i SWEET CAPO RAL CIGARETTE Hat stood the Tost oi Tb9 MORE SOLD THAN ALU OTHER A Solid Oak Suit fd7 BRANDS COMBINED 1475 Do W N DUCKER FUNERAL DIRECTOR WHEN YOU J F EINCHEMJE Conway Arlc United Hospitai and Dispensary Boston Mas3 Allen C Surra Pres The Centaur Company 77 Murray Street New York City tote- STEEPED W INIQUITY HlOommune of Vioe WhlohThriveB in Washingtons Parks sako the Mall when tho stars andtaoon are overhead c t There are long benches in these con tinuous park3which are occupied dur- s m tV Spots Which Arc tho Delight of Women ¬ the Day A and Children Daring of Crlmo Be come Hotbeds at Night Special Washington Letter - When the sun has given tho placid waters of the Potomac his brilliant Rood night kiss and touched with gold tno ttau treetops on tne warm tinteaj heights and hills when the alunMnum tip of the Washington monument and tho bronze goddess on the capltol dome have cast their last shadows it is pleas- ant to roam through the public parks and stroll in the twilight along the to commune with nature in the dst of a wilderness- of architecture d artificial human existence The perfume laden botanical gardens near the western wall of thespacious Icanltol Grounds are surrounded with a 1 - sW Ilk HE WAS DANCING WITH THE OTHERS sscebTVITH GLEAMING HATCHET TJPLJFTED J 1 11 y the gates are closed find the poor people of the republic can Only gaze through the bars and sniff the incense of nature vainly longing lor closer contact with the rare exotic beauties which the public servants withhold from their sovereign rulers iTbe great Bartholdi fountain is playing its crystal streams beneath electric lights but children women and men may view it only between the interstices of the rails and wonder why the bars are there But even under these circumstances we can enjoy the beauties and fragrance of the place which millions of our countrymen would gladly view and who must envy us as favored and pampered people Between these gardens and the white house grounds south of Pennsylvania avenue for nearly a mile there is one continuous verdure which includes the arsenal national museum Smith sonian agricultural department and monu- ¬ ment paries overspread with the branches of ancient trees in which the swallows robins and other aerial inhabitants twitter chirp and sing until lulled to slumber by their own music These places belong to the people but when the shades of night are falling last they are usually forsaken by ladies and children because the Ishmaelite3 congregate there the men whom cir- ¬ cumstances and conditions have rendered homeless friendless and therefore not wholly amiable They are the men whoso hands are against every man and who feel that the hands of all mankind are raised against them JTey people thoMall at night just as the birds people the trees Whence they come or whither they go matters little for they are small factors in the multiples of a great city and not one of their integers commands personal Jcare or attention It is only when they jyiolate law and order that they are kaJftkLC9tody out In the mean Jbigh iron fence ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ it m and arsenal founds the other night theje was a cry of police totheleft near Tincup alley followed by a shrill repetition pf calls for help Hastily turning m tne airection oi tne sound and fearing a stray bullet in the dark I came upon an old man vrith gleaming hatchet uplifted over the head of a burly fellow who had fallen upon his knees From the opposite side came a park watch man who grabbed at the uplifted armThe old man shouted Let me alone and take that thief The watchman grasped the burly fel- ¬ low just as he rose to run away and then the old man said Take his re- ¬ volver He dropped it there where I was standing I am a clerk in Blanks store 1 bought this new hatchet and was walking along home wfth mj hands behind my back when cthis fellow p ing the day by mothers and nurses while children gambol on the grass beneath the splendid umbrage of the great green arms of the gigantic trees At night they are occupied by many a weary wanderer who is harmless but homeless They are not disturbed by the rude command to move on which bluo coaled peace guardians in other cities harshly utter to similar sons of man But before they take complete possession of these places at midnight to seek tired natures sweet restorer balmy sleep they look like dangerous marauders and some of their number may well bo feared In the Smithson- ¬ ian grounds many an unwary man has felt the weight of a club in the hands of a tramp to awake from a swoon and find his watch and purse gone never to be recovered As 1 walked through the park near the Union depot between the botanical Metropolitan Methodist church whero Bishop Newman preacaea so long ana beneath whoso eloquentminisirations tens of thousands of dollars liad ueen contributed to send abroad forthesup port of the missionaries - in foreign lands Within five minutes walk in the direction of any point of the compass a maiimight come to the door of some Christian sanctuary where other tens of thousands of dollars have been raised for a similar purposet and yet we have heathen so near home AVhv is it that the eyes of sanctity so often look over the heads of these creatures of God and stretch and strjiintheirYJsual power to see a necessity for proselyting In countries fart away while in our midst is a lower orderoficivilliatipn a thriving commune of crime which never heard thestoryof Calvaryfnor ever dreamed that theyihave a Father who is the sameFatlier to jyjhom the white men and women dad in purple and fine linen pray and for whose worship they build houses of worship too fincfor our home heathen to enter Still the stars were shining and tho moon was beaming and the southern breezes were rustling tho leaves over- ¬ head as I continued a ramblelwhich de veloped other scenes which deepened and emphasized the reflections which have been written above All along theMall there were groups of men with bottles ofliquid damnation which they passed from lip to lip until stupidity or quarrelsome dispositions resulted Pro-¬ fanity polluteU the pure air of the syl- ¬ van place arid ribald songs which cannot be quoted were sung by the de praved human beings who know not truth and right but dwell in sin with- ¬ out tho light of life And all these things were seen and heard between tho capitol and the monument on the Mall which hasbeen provided for the enjoyment of the pure and innocent And yet professing love for God and man and with intent to preach the Gospel to every creature we will continue to absolutely ignore these whom My brethren He called forgetting that inasmuch as we kave thus shamefully neglected the fallen at home we have done it unto Him such a scene All of these creatures wero bereft of true reason and were entirely under thejnfiuence oi the demon of tho still Through thei rees I could see the gleaming spireofihjB tures narrate after having witnessed any of these troubles an yours tin The wine in Switzerland is left In the thing you need is DR KINGS casks till the following Bpring and it is here that fermentation takes place and the mout is converted Into wine says the Cornhill Magazine The change begins almost Immediately the liquid becomes turbid carbolic acid gas is evolved a scum is thrown up on the surface and tho temperature rises A climax is reached tho inten sity of tho fermentation dlmlnishes In tho gentlest and happiest way and subsides the scum settles as a slimy with tho greatest certainty known to meddeposit at the bottom of the cask and ical science GERMETUER removes from a clear yellow liquid is left above The the system tho symptoms namei above grape sugar has almost entirely disap- ¬ giying strength in place of weakness joypeared a corresponding amount of al- ¬ ous health in place of sickness There is no other remedy like it and cohol has taken its place and the sweet taste of the mout has given place to the none that can do its work And then it is characteristic vinous flavor of the a real pleasure to take it Littlo children take it with delight and it cures like wine In the early stages of fermentation magic 100 6 for 500 All druggists A enormous quantities of carbonic acid gas are given off and huge Area are made in the cellars to drive it away GEPETLIPR HSU CJRtYOUL But at the time I write of October Sold by R C Hardwick druggist 1893 when the vintage was the finest of the century when barrels to hold mout could not bo pnrchasedrfor love PROFESSIONAL CARDS or money when every cellar on the lake from Geneva to Villeneuve was packed with casks of mout so great H A2JBERY BELL was the amount of carbonic acid gas Lawyers in the air that in spite of every precaution several deaths from suffocation Practice in the Courts of Christian and ad took place among the workers In the orning counties sprjng tho wine is drawn off clear into Hopkinsville Ky other barrels then bottled vin ordin Office City Hall building Court Square aire is not bottled at all but simply drawn from the wood This is the wine t RANK RIVES sold at all tho little wineshops with Attorney at which Switzerland abounds It is drawn off into quaint little glass de Practice in the Couitsof Christian and ad canters containing half a liter each and so served to the unhurrying Swiss joining counties Hopkinsville Ky who drink it round little tables under Office over Planter Bank the trees on the sunny pathways or over wooden benches inside tho UJ S WITHERS wineshops shameful story a story that ought to bo lncrediblo Is printed for truth in Kate Fields Washington A well dressed young woman recently went to one of the taxidermists of the Smith ¬ sonian institution carrying with her in a cage a bright canary bird I have hunted all over tho city for a bird of just this color she explained be- ¬ cause I want him to match a gown I am having made Sho wished the tax- ¬ idermist to kill it and set it up that she might wear it as an ornamentl Thou- ¬ sands of women wear birds on their hats the more is tho pity but proba Jbly no civilized woman over before bought a live bird and killed it or had it killed for such a purpose A Ono Womans Heart You 1 Suffer From indigestion sour 6tomflck head ache flatulency distress after outing Or la it a case of lost appetite want oi energy weakness debility LOUISVILLE Have your Photograph 0o To xnadet WYBRANTS NEW 6TUDI0 Are you nervous restless Bleqplws worn out in body and in mind Itavo you pains in tho bac bead arms shoulders chest flips side No 580 Fourth Avenup Aro you filled with mal tia sallow complexion coated tongue n ht sweats dry cough chills and fever Louisville Ky If Do You TVant to Stop Tobacco YOU CAN BE CURED WHILE U8INQ IT BERMETUER The habit of using tobacco grows on a man until grave diseased conditions are produced Tobacco causes cancer of the mouth and stomach dyspepsia loss of memory nervous congestion of the retina and affection wasting of the optic nerve resulting In impairment of vision even to tho extent of blindness dizziness or vertigo tobacco asth- ¬ ma nightly suffocation dull pain in region of heart followed later by sharp pains palpi tation and weakened pulse resulting In fatal heart disease It also causes loss of vltaUty QUIT BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE To quit suddenly Is too severe a shock to tho system as toDaceo loan inveterate uferybe comes a stimulant that his system ntijuilly craves bacco curo is a scientiuo fiw h liable vegetable remedy guaranteed tottipcr- fectly harmless and which has been In use tor the last 23 years having enred thousands of habitual tobacco users smokers chewers and inuff dippers You can use all the tobacco you want while taklngBicco cueo It will notify you when to stop We dive a written guarantee to permanently cure anycase with three boxes or refund the money with ten per cent interest Bacco cueo is not a substitute but a reli- ¬ able and scientific cure which absolutely de- ¬ stroys the craving for tobacco without the aid Of will power and with no inconvenftejujp- - It leaves the system as puro and free frownico tine as the day you took your first Ww or smoke Sold by all drngclstsat 1100 per box threo boxes thirty days treatment and a guaran ¬ teed cure 260 or sent direct upon receipj of price SEND six two cxnt stamps fob sample bcx booklet and ritooFS frbe Eureka Chem ¬ ical Jfc Manufactvrlng Company Manufactur ng Chemists LaCrosse Wisconsin V Dr Matthew Henry KolloeK Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon In U S Navy af ¬ terwards Post Surgeon U S Army and later Burgeon British Marino Service with two years experience as Physician at Hot Springs Ark will welcome the sick and af- ¬ flicted at His Office where consultation with one of the Most Successful Doctors of the presant age is cordially invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed in every case undertaken lair red-curtain- INCURABLE We know tha it sounds quackish to talk about the Electropoise curing incurable diseases but bear in miric the fact that is the pld treatment which has pronounced the case incurable We do not make the claim Attoraey and Counsellor at Law Practices in the Courts of Christian and ad joining counties Hopkinsville Ky Office over Planters Bank MNDREW SEARGENTM D Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats Succesoully All ChroDic and Long Standing Diseases hospital methods pla Lctlill ttV Oct Dyspepsia Bronchitis Asthma treated by latest Smith itinvf Vi D Fbt Blood and Skin Sores Dis- i rfTllll vrt stopped me with a demand for my mon- ¬ ey I swung my hatchet aloft and ho dropped his pistol There it is Tke him to the station house It was true The highwayman of the park had assailed an apparently help- ¬ less old man and was surprised with the suddenness of his capture Ho will probably spend a term of years in the penitentiary But that will produce no reformation lie will come forth as he entered the jail a natural born Ish maelite tq resume a life of lawlessness Before he undertakes to assault another old man however ho will warily watch him and ascertain whether or not he has a tomahawk concealed about his porson Nobody would expect to find Pata- ¬ gonia or Abyssinia in the vicinity of the center of learning statesmanship sci- ¬ ence and progress of the western hem- ¬ isphere Tho most vivid imagination would not be likely to conjure up vi ¬ sions of Fiji islanders In all their crud- ¬ ity and nudity within sight of her majesty the Goddess of Liberty on the Wurman dome but here beneath the blue i iiHrrtMtMi rlv-- lu llrl can- - There is a queer easeon record concerning the daughter of a celebrated through treatment of the Electropoise French novelist who was deeply interested in one of her fathers stories It appeared in installments and the hero- ¬ ine was buffering from consumption As the girl brooded over the saXl fato of VALUABLE BOOK FREE the heroine she too suddenly mani- ¬ fested the same symptoms A physician ADDRESS recommended the father to restore th heroine to health which he did a few DUBOIS WEBB chapters on and at the same time as 513 FOURTH AVENUE the girl bxthonovel recovered so also 1st P- miTTTTT T K ENfUOKY TBI 2- fWlmmmTmrimm Mi flb JMhr rh iT fi Grief does not kill and It Is Indeed very seldom that heavy sorrow causes death foanyohe when in a healthy condition says a writer in the Buffalo Times It is however very often the indirect cause of a death either by bringing disease to a climax or by rendering thesufferer more liable to its at tack If a man is convinced that his grief is more than he can bear those who have studied the matter agree that through the force of his own imagination the man will actually die of a broken heart t The great Napoleon was killed by an internal disease but it is supposed that it would not have been fatal had not his spirits been sc depressed through exile and defeat William Piatt like orator Is said to have died of a broken heart caused by his great grief at the failure of his cherished hopes and plans And there have been many other such instances in the kistory of this country When plagues are raging in a town statistics show that as many die from fright and imaginary causes as Irom tne real epmemic so great a hold has the fear of death on 6ome people If a man is condemned to be shot It has often occurred that on the word fire he has dropped lifeless although through accident or design no bullet has in reality left the gun Fliysioan and Surgeon Office Fifth and Main Streets Court Room Hopkinsville Ky Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising from an impure state of the blood promptly and completely eradicated forever Ttrom tho system restoring health and purity Weakbaek frequent and burning urine dis ¬ eases of the bladder of both sexes promptly and safely cuied T Qrlicao will receive special and careful XICLUJCJE treatment for all their many ailments 6BS6 opposite City Kidney and Urinary Telephone No 5 X that we can cure all so called incura- ¬ ble diseases but we do maintain with with all earnestness that a cage pro nounced incurable D RHH WALLACE by your family physician is a splendid field for the operation of the Electropoise It may be just the treatment necessary and is quite likely to be so If it fails this is no argument against the Poisebutiinsucha of to be case the fact the physicians statement is proven true Bnt manys the patient Syphilis Gleet Strictures Varlcecele Hydro celeTendernesJWeakness of Organs Piles up stairs opposite Telephone office Fistula quickly cured without pain oa deten- ¬ OFFICE corner Ninth and Main Residence corner tion from business Main and Seventeenth Hopkinsville Ky tlons Impotency Melancholy Dizziness Loss of Energy and Confidence the dreadful effects of Early Vice which brings Organio WeaknestJ unflttingone for business study or enjoynfr fir E CANDERSON of lifetreated with never falling success On examination the urinary deposits a ropy sedi- ¬ Physician and Surgeon ment will often be found and sometimes small particles of albumen will appaaror tho Office oyer Bank of Hopkinsville color will be of a thin mllkith hue again Hopkinsville Ky changing to a dark and turbid appearance There are many men who die of this difficulty P to 1 pm and 3 to 4 pm Hours from ignorant of tuo cause which Is the second stage of Seminal Weakness The doctor will guarantee a perfect cure in all such cases and a healthy restoration of the genlturenrinary JUNIUS CMcDAVITT orcan s WRITE your troubles if living away from Dentist the city Yon can be cured at home by corres- ¬ pondence Absolute secrecy In all profes ¬ Hopkinsville Ky sional dealings and medicine sent secure from observation Testimonials of patients Office over Kellys Jewelry Store are never published Bank references to my Physician and Surgeon Private Diseases GoEf Nervous Debility who has been given up by his physi- ¬ H HiSKERRITT cian who has again received life Painter and Paper Hanger ALL WORK Dono with Neatneas and Dispatch and est Prices SHOP 8th street next to DR Beard office Honklnsvllle Ky at Low DrKollock 613 Church Street Nashville Tenn icsjuuniuiiu vunau lnn AddreSS jJ uu WGRAY Proprietor of Note Hende rson AA r inn Entirely new and firstclass in all respects ExcellSnt Sample Booms Shaving 10c Shampooing 25c Hair Cutting and service nnauftled in the city 25e Nothing but flrsf claES work and in the On Double Car Liae latest fashion 0 F LPKlmdibib Proprietors HopkineiijrKy - Ky n HeBdersoB Next door to First National Bank -tin V tfJUfrilBl1T rri First National Barber Shop X- A tft r tSttEME ft UW Uy If1 jit 3wfM7jilyi st4mnMM fat iss t - jSrtiBiiV vi BEKINS3HLLE ALL ABOUT NICARAGUA Tbe Little Central American Re publlo la Impocunloua vrsrur vt wvyyc h KEKTJXOKIAK 1 KENTUCKY V isws juityirsoiP Wt J J Fp 9 I nirciiit Oourt Diwctwfv Tmaa tfirst Monday la yraary tena thro wwkaf third Monday In May term two weeks Ar Monday In September term thro weeks Fourth Monday in February OHBisrii k first Monday In Jane term em alx H w Monday In September four wees term six we e April Oalloi1t 6eoHd Monday InAugust term term rsMondT three wife two wefiksj xecond Monday In Noyember 5 term three weeks Lyom First Monday In May term twr weeks first Monday In August term twf weeks firs t Monnday 1 December term two weeks Tiiousands ol Women SUFFER UNTOLD MISERIES MIRACLE CERULEAN SPRINGS ibradfields REGULATOR ACTS AS A SPECIFIC Bj Arousing lo Heal tfijr Aolfon JUDGE JOHN M RICE TELLS HOW HE WAS CURED OF SCIATICA Its Natural Boaoarcos Etowover Arc Said to Do Exceptionally Rich Flounces of the Government In Foor Condition jf- Circuit Jndge Congrefimaa Axsemblyman sad all her OrgarjsS joy h It causes jhealth to ir Mr bloom and Endorsed by tho Encyclopaedia onlca Vol X pagej 135 the largest and most Important work in the world being lii volumes each the sUo of a large churclftBIblei He Is noted as thojdlscoverer of the active principled gelsemlnum a speci ¬ Cures fic for neuralgia of tho fdco and womb Catarrh 8rphlllsLost Manhood and General Debllltv The Dootor has been all over th6 world and has made mrny cures given up by other physicians Vendome Building ArK Or Kollock in Nashville Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Burgeon U S Navy after wards Post Surgeon U S Army and later Surgeon British Marine Service with twq years experienced physician at Hot Springs torciga lurouguout tne iramej It Never Falls to Regulate WITA hftNhftnnnnrlAftrAntmAnt of loadDliTSiclnna three venri withnnthnnnflt 2 vn i After dsliis ttiree bottles of DKAIFIKLD3 FBMAXli ItEU ULATOU she cau do hor onn cooklmr mllklne and nathlnir1 DBlDFIELD UEUUMTOU CO Atlanta Gc 80WbydlngiUt SlOOpttbotUs tDJT Tho total population of the republic of Nicaragiia i put by tho best authorities at 810000 Of tho inhabitants of tho country one tenth belong to unciv- ¬ ilized aboriginal tribes while the main body are classified as Indians1 Zam bod or mulattoes negroes mixed races and Europeans the latter according to the NeyvXotk Sun being but few In rtDuniAiNiienaerionAm Brl- - wetye Ammonia cleanses hair brushes I from Elder a Greek word meaning A Bound Liver ifokea a Wellilan G H i Are you bilious constipated or troubled with jaundice sick headache bad taste in mouth foul breath coated tongue dyspepsia indigestion hot dry skin pain in1 back and between the shoulders chills and fever etc If you have any of these symptoms your liver is out of order and your blood is slowly being poisoned because your blood does not act prop- ¬ erly Herbine will cure any disorder It of the liver stomach or bowels has no equal as a liver medicine Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at R C Hardwicks drug store Ammonia is good in washing lace and fine muslin BallardsSaow This invaluable remedy is one that ought to be in every household It will cure your rheumatism Neuralgia Sprains Cuts Bruises Burns Frosted Feet and Ears Sore Throat and Sore Chest If you have- - Lame Back it will cure it It penetrates to the seat of the disease It will cure Stiff Joints and contrcated muscles after JaU other remedies have failed Thcryflfwho have been crippled Sfor years have used Ballards bnow Liniment and thrown away their crutches and been able to walkas well as ever Linimerit fc For seven years Soribners Maga zine has had the habit of publishing a midsummer Fiction Number in which have appeared some of the most notable shdrfstortes that have been wjittjm by American authors The present August issue is hoexcepti6n to this remarkably successful record Any number of the magazine would beynotableiwith aaarrayofMContribu tors which includes Anthony Hope H C Bunner Hopkinson fSiriitrj Richard Harding Davis OctareTha net Noah Brooks George I Putnam and TheodbroosevoltTVi n Qmi ber contains seven short storiesjeiibf them illustrated by artists of the first rank including W H Hyde Reinhart C Y Turner Orson Lowell and others Artistically the number i given great distinction by the series of eight full page reproductions of the pastels of Edwin A Abbey recently exhibited in this county These represent Mr Abbey in a new form of artistic production and show him masterpf a new technique Atnong American writers no one is better fitted by his artistic ability to write of these than F Hopkinson Smith who shows the finest appreciation of the difficulties that Mr Abbey has surmounted Chamberlains Eye and Skin Ointment unequalled for Eczema -- Tetter Salt Rheum Scald Head Sore Nipples Chapped Hands Itching Piles Burns Frost Bites Chrome Sore Eyes and Granulated EysLids For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box r Ta number Tho area of the republic is only about 40500 English squaro miles There are few towns and all of them with two exceptions aro small and rude The population of Managua tho capital Is 18000 and that of Leon formerly the capital 25000 4 The town of Corinto is tho prlnclralport oa the Pacific and ffiolndinp element a mixture of while and Indians predominates there The most Important industry of tbe Inhab JtontB of Nicaragua Is the raising of cattle thldpfhlcharejexported and among tboother exports are coffee bananas sugar Jhulgop cocoanuts ca- ¬ cao Brazil wood and cedar The head of cattle numbe over 400000 The greater part of the imports are from England and tbe greater part of the exports are to the United States There are over 100 mines worked by American compa- ¬ nies inr nearly all of which gold la found mixed with sliver and In a few sliver mixed with copper A good deal Of American capital has been sunk In them Nicaragua is especially rich in valu ¬ able woods tho mahogany rosewood granadillo and ronron also medicinal trees besides other commercial trees including tho cwtiUoa clastica from which India rubber is made the gutta percha tree and several trees Wild animals which produce gums monkeys alligators lizards and snakes abound besides tropical birds to the Mosquitoes number of 150 species swarm in all damp places and there The foraging ante aro fierce wasps move in large armies The seas rivers and lagoons are alive with every varie¬ ty of tropical fish There axe numerous volcanic peaks a few of which are still active but IfYom the Covington Ky P01U Thrf Hon John M Bice of Louisa Law reuce County Kentucky has for the past two year retired from active life su Crim inal and Circuit Judge of the sixteenth Judicial District of Kentucky Hehasforpanytyears served his native county and state in the lagislatureat Frank flirt and at Washington and until his re ¬ tirement was a noted figure in pqlitical and Judicial circles The Judge is well known throughout tho state and possesses the best qualities which go to make a Kentucky gentlemen honored wherever he is known A few days ago a Kentucky Pott reporter called upon Judge Rice who In the follow lng words related the history of the causes It is just about that led to his retirement six years since I had an attack of rhauma tlspf slight at first but soon developing into Sciatic rheumatism which began first with acute shooting pains in the hips gradually extending downward to my feet My condition became so bad that 1 even- ¬ tually lost hilt power of uv legs and then thcllvcr kidneys and bladder and In fact my whole svstem became deranged In 1888 attended by my son John I went to Hot Springs Ark but was ndlmuch benefited by soma months stay there My liyer was actually deadand adnll persistent pain in its region kept me on the rack all the time In 1890 I was reappointed Circuit Judge but it was impossible for me to give attention to my duties In 1891 I went to the Silurian Springs Waukeshaw Wis I stayed there some time but without improvement The muscles of my limbs were now re- ¬ Sciatio duced by atrophy to mere strings tortured me terribly but it was the isordered condition of my liver that was I felt gradually wearing mv life away Doc tors gave me up completely I lingered on in this condition sustained almost entirely by stimulants until April One day John saw an account of 1893 Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People in the Kentucky Pott This was something newand John prevailed upon me to try them I remember I was not expected to live for more than three or four days at the time Tho effect of the pills however was mar ¬ velous and I could soon eat heartily a thing I had not done for years The liver began almost Instantaneously to perform its func tions and has done so ever since Without doubt the pills saved my life and while I do not crave notoriety I cannot refuse to testify to their worth Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale Peopla contain all the elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and re¬ store shattered nerves They may be had of all druggists or direct from the Dr Wil ¬ liams Medicine Company Schenectady N Y for 50c per box or six boxes for 250 n This famous health and pleapure resort the oldest in Western Kentucky A mltta fpnm Prirmfnn nun 16 miles frnm ii r t i tt8 -- TTj civ miJAlVd TVATTV J nopKinsvuie anq is open tne year ruuuu uia Anamu Jo Tri2 Cortntv Kentucky T W GUNN 00 Maers iij Ttini THE HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS ARE UNSURPASSED Sulyk a- - and Chalybeate Water in Abundance 1 Temperature of Sulphur Water 56 decrees flowing from a bofd and neve failing spring AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN STRING BAND ON HANJJ Kates reasonable and made known on application Address Managers ForDescridtive Pamphlet and full particulars w GKcriisrzixr sc Summer season now open oo Chalybeate Springs GEO LABIAL Proprietor I- -- 4 There 13 no Jonger any excuse for the people to remain in the cltie3 through the warm summer months for the wantiofaccomodatlons at the CHALYBEATE SPRINGS at SEr BREE KY The proprietor GL Dial has reeently built a housa with a uumber of good well ventilated rooms within twenty yards of the Springs sufficiently elevated which maka It quite a desirable for quiet rest and health JEb wZir Jc23 7jOO ZFex Teels 1895 m THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT DAW SON SPRINGS DAWSON Ho kins bounty KENTUCKY These celebrated chalybeate and salts springs are situated Immediately upon tho Chesa- ¬ peake Ohio and Southwestern R R 165 miles west of Louisville Ky and 58 miles east of PaducahKy THE ARCADIA HOUSE Is new and neatly furnished with capacity of entertaining S00 persons The owners of the hotel are also owners of the Springs and the guests of the Arca ¬ dia House have FREE ACCESS to the Springs without extra charge Invalids should remem- ¬ ber that the months of June and July oner many advantages to persons visiting the Springs The dry and liquid salts are manufactured ai these Springs For pamphlets etc apply to w ju uutitiiAiS cu froprieiors W Formerly with Alexander T Grant Propr TO For putting a horse in a fine healthy con dition try Dr Cads- Condition Powders They tone up tho system aid digestion cure loss of appetite relieve constipation correct kidney disorders and destroy worms giving newlue to an old or over worked horse 25 cents per packago Forsale by druggists H0B3B OWNEBS w STORY OF A MISSING BABY ARLINGTON HOTEL BEASONONBLL BATES ISiL Ctato Curious Experience of a Parisian Lady of PosKloo I i Theprogressof theworkat the Cotton States and International Ex- during the past month has It will coreyouiEficofiOlcentStFree trial bottles at K C Hardwicks een sorpidthat the 189facres of Piedmont Park with buildings walks drug store r lrJ drive ways terraces and landscape Ammonia in water keeps flannels gardening is beginning to assume soft j the general appearance of the com- GES 8AOTCO8 ZELAYA rKESIDeST Off pleted work NICABAQUA I have used Hoods Pills and find most of them have long been extinct Wonderful Marvelous them to be the best B Simmons J are expressions frequently heard about The last great eruption was that of Pembroke Kyr cures effected uv Uhnic luaney uure 1835 when Coseguina scattered its hot ovpr miles in diame- ¬ Do not fail to try this great remedy ashes Near ocircle l500 extinct craters some of the ter Ammonia in dishwater brightens for any kidney trouble For sale by are vast beds of lava and scoria and at U Hardwick andU ItrWyly silver numerous vents called irifernfflos which - jJ ij j smoke and sulphurous vapors On Committeehas been appointed by emit the Paciflo coast tixo soil Is very rich What is a Guarantee the Cotton States and International of It is this If you have a Cough or Exposition to arrange or aVorlds and the climate Is essentially that of the central zone but the amount Cold tickling in the Throat which Congress of Religions to be held in cultivated land is small in proportion keeps you constantly coughing or If the Auditorium on the Exposition to the arable area of the country you are afflicted with any Chest grounds at sometime during the pro- Maize the principal food of tho natives Throat or Lung Trouble Whooping gress of the Fair The matter is be is very prolific and fine fruits and Cough c and you use Ballards ing actively taken up and Mr Bon vegetables grow In abundance of The form of government is constitu-¬ Horehound Syrup as directed giving ney who arranged the Congresssuc- ¬ tional and republican There Is a con- ¬ a fair trial ana no benefit experi- ¬ Religions at Chicago with such it enced we authorize our advertised cess has been invited to Atlanta to gress of two branches the senate and with the committee in regard the house of representatives the mem-¬ agent to refund your money on return consultmanagement of to tho the religious bers of both of which number only of bottle Itneyer fails to give satisx Inlrty nlne who aro elected under the relieves Bron- ¬ parliament faction It promptly Nlcaraguan system- of universal suf¬ chitis Free trial bottle at R Cj frage Tho president now In power Dont Stop Him Hardwicks drug store Zelaya was elected He has a bad attack of colic and is Gen Santos way last year and in the holds C JL Wylys drug store Nlcaraguan Ammonia takes finger marks from making for office for four years Ho has a council after a bottle of Foleys Colic and of four ministers who have charge of print Diarrhoea Cure 25c and 50c For that number of departments of the In the vicinity of Boquet West- sale by R C Hardwick and C K government Thaactive army of Nicaragua con moreland Co Pa almost any one Wyly sists of 2000 men with a reserve of can tell you how to cure a lame back Three sudden deaths all within an or stiff neck They dampen a piece hour of each other occurred at Padu 10000 besides a nominal militia force of 95000 The active troops are poorly of flannel with Chamberlains Pain cah equipped and appareled and tho re- ¬ Balm and bind it on the affected serves are unfit for any service in tho two days the parts and in one or Last summer one of our grand This same children was sick with a severe bow- ¬ field againstaEurbpeanforce trouble has disappeared treatment will promptly cure a pain in el trouble Our doctors remedies fThere are about 100 miles of railway in the country vwhich were the side or chest Sir E M Frey a failed then we tried Chamberlains open heavy cost Onolinerextends built from at a Boquet Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy merchant of prominent ¬ Corinto a speaks very highly of Pain Balm and which gavayery Bpeedy relief - fe other from distance ot58 miles and an the1 bapitalto Granada 33 his recommendations have had much regard it as the Ojesl medicine ver miles A number of - concessions for to do with making it popular there put on the market for powel r com- newlines of greater length have been For sale by R C Hardwick druggist plaints Mrs E Gtf Gregory Fred granted to contractors vf ho aro blamed ericktownM6 Th certainly is the for delaying their construction There ssolution of ammonia cleanses best toedicineever put ohjtlie market¬ are over 1700 miles of telegraph Jines for dysentry summer coiriplaits col- There are a fair number of schools for sitJjnd drain pipes ic and cholera infantum in children the population The finances of the government are Mrs Rhodie Noah of this place It never fails to give prompt relief was taken in the night with cramp- when used in reasonable time and the always In bad condition on account of ing pains and the next day diarrhoea plain pnnteAiur6ctions are followed tho disturbances that oftenprevail and set in She took half a bottle of Many mothers have expressed their in many years the expenditures for the¬ blackberry cordial but got no relief sincere gratitude for the cures it has army have been beyond the total reFor sale by R C Hard- ceipts Two thirds of the total annual She then sent me to see if I had any- ¬ effected revenue are derived from government wick druggist thing that would help her I sent monopolies on spirits tobacco and gun ¬ her a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Both Are Needed powder and the remainder chiefly from Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and Tho only apparent obataco in the import the first dose relieved her Another advancing tide for Bllver thatls sweepi- cattle duties and a tax on slaughtered of our neighbors had been sick for ng- tho country is the frequently pa For Piercing Precious Stone about a week and had tried different raded prediction that good crops and The smallest holes pierced by modern remedies for diarrhoea but kept get- ¬ high priced cotton next fall will kill ting worse I sent him this same the so called silver craze It Is well machinery are one thousandth of an remedy Only four doses of it was enough to put tho gold Advocates upon Inch in diameter This drilling appar required to cure him He says he notice that tho countary can stand an atus which was the invention of one oweshis recovery to this Wonderful era of bountiful harvests and milliana John Wenstronm is designed ta make Mrs Mary Sibley Sidney of silver too Both are needed to put 23000 revolutions per minute and Is reme used ra boring sapphires rubles dia¬ Mich For sale by R 0 Hardwick the people on their feet once more monds and other gems druggist Meriwether Ga Vindicator ¬ I i The recent experience of a Parisian lady of position writes Miranda In the Ladys Pictorial may serve as a useful warning to some of my readers who reside abroad Tho lady in question returned from a ball one night much earlier than she had given her servants reason to expect and to her consterna tion found three members of her household missing the nurse the Greatly housemaid ancV tho babyl terrified she rushed to the concierge to make inquiries and after some pre ¬ varication the man Informed her that tho two servants fancying their mis- ¬ tress would not return for some hours had gone to a notorious dancing place taking the baby with thern and there the ladywould be- - certain to find all As the three quite safe and sound master of the houso was absent the distracted mother went to seek a male relative and together they visited the locality indicated whero they found tho two women drinking with friends but no baby In reply to frantio in quiries after her child the housemaid impudently told her mistress whose smartest new gown she had borrowed that for the evening by tho way madam need not excite herself the At first infant was in good hands she refused to say where but by dint of threats it was dragged from her that the child had been taken to a low Inn close at hand Here the enraged parent found her precious offspring asleep In a filthy bed with eight other children who were all being taken charge of at one franc fifty centimes a head while their nurses enjoyed them- ¬ Needless to say tho twq selves wretches were dismissed on the spot CORSER TWELFTH AND MAIN STREET LOUISVILLE HOT AND COLD BATHS KY BAR BARBER SHOP SAMUEL HODGSON Clarksville of Tenn MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER ITALIAN MARBLE - SCOTCH SWEDE and the most desirable EASTERN GRANITES -MONUMENTS TABLETS STATUARY ---- After 10 years experience we feel confident that all work entrusted to us will be executed in an artistic and skillful manner ONLY THE BEST MATERIAL USED Mr F M Whitlow is our solicitor wvmvmmumnwfMwxBxasaswmvsmmmMJivvTmtmVGnmixu- Lrvery Feed And Sale Stable Arctic Industry COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS Modern industry has a foothold in KENTUCKY the arctic regions Mines are worked HOPKINSVILLE 5gp Good Rigs with or without drivers on a large scale and a railroad regufamished day or night Special rates to Commer larly operated In such high latitudes clalmen Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES This Is tho case in Sweden where the Lulea Gellivare railroad built for the purpose of carrying iron ore from the SOUTHERN BOWLING 6REEN Gellivare mines to the seaport of Lulea extends fifty miles above the arctic circle and enjoys the distinction of be¬ Business Collsge Normal School ing the first railroad to open up the IN 1078 ESTABLISHED fricld zone vtwo separate schools under cne management OOWLINB GREEN BUSINESS COLLEGE Constipation Biliousness Cause Sickheadache Pains in the back Sallow complexion Loss of appetite and Scientific and Classic English Teacher The great Business Training School oi the South Music Art and Elocution provided Book Keeplnsr Short hand Telegraphy Type- ¬ Courses PupUs can enter at for Low rates of board and tuition Send fot writing and Penmanship catalogue anytime Send for catalogue OHE3BT BROS Props Bowlmff 3r Mentloa Ooursa dttlred Addreu SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL 4ree7 HOW TO DRESS NEATLY Every one knows we are artists in woolen fabrics and the most fashionable aalors in ly dont the city We guarantee fits and absolute- ¬ want our customers to pay for any Exhaustion There is only one cure which i9 VAN M f One Pink Pill touches the liver and removes the bile One Tonic Pellet nightly acts as a gentle laxative in keeping the bowels open restores the digestive organs tone3 Ill MM III Good War to Teat Ere up the nervous system and makes new The Church of England was so At Xk at Balplior In Italy Cam When four ounoea of salt are dis ¬ rich blood Complete treatment two Lepdgnano in tho Botnan solved In forty ounces of water an egg medicines one price 35a called because its jurisdiction did Pgna a lake a third ofa mile in dlam a day old will sink to the bottom one not extend outside that kingdom- Tueatise and sample free at any store ojwr taab suddenly formed hythe float near the top old saovra joto 00 x toi breaking oit ctf aides ground springs two daysfive orwill days old will pxo more The Puritaas were so named in de The region i Vataurifi and the water of and one For sale by all druggists in Hopsuna above Hue surface mote and more nsion at rtheir profession of being4 the new lake ban a taaU of ml- - m it becomas older purer man omer people le Xomo Pellets Our clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory stock of spring woolens is now complete embracing all the latest designs in London specials and Foreign No one else can importations exclusive with us show them OUR TRIMMINGS We invite you to call and are always the very best see for yourself and get prices jpt N TOBIN FASHIONABLE TAILOR V Wamt ilM m 108MAINSTJ tT ft T7 o- yr ft r ft PBJWONAIi GOSSir I HOPKppreLit B PfflgP4g 0 T Time Table TBANB - u 8 ft SBt JltUy rtt NA A 8189i5 tHn ad- - HbaM t Garaettisihthe city HEEEAJD THERE fe t mj- SWfc tfWVgaiifc 4 Mr John GElli8 is back from a Months outing Mr A At Metz of Nashville visited ihe city Saturday Judge Morrow is in one of tho i lower counties of the district i Miss Inez Carter is visiting friends and relatives in Bennettstown Mrs Mary Cade of Paducah Ky is viBiting relatives in the city Mr Harry McCarroll arrived last Saturday on a visit to relatives Mr Frank M Pierce is attending the camp meeting at Kuttawa Ky Mibs r i i f1 i m 4 V X et Wridbg GUSTOUNG has Ada Braden has gone to PaUtterback seeSAHiplesftsd OetPrlcef ducah tgjgigg3 Jas r the Agency for tho Dr J R Annstead has gone to Champion Mowers Cumberland City Tenn to visit rela and Reapers tives Mr H M Frankel has moved into ihe Metz cottage on South Main v soreei Mibs Lilly Brown has returned r ft from a three weeks visit to relatives Me M MAshley HI at I Miss Corrie Phelps is spending the x C Willis near week with Mrs Jno Maysvllle Won Pembroke More prizes were won at Major W T Blakemore has return to New Orleans after a Bhort visit Maysville on Ramblers than ed to his family were won on any other make of HXE STOCK MARKET Dr A P Campbell has resumed Miss Lena Jones of Owensboro is wheel Out of a possible 28 visiting the family of Esq T H Ma his practice and also has secured the Reported by TatcmEmbrt Co prizes 11 were won on Ramugiib mj esiiuct ieem dj me painless LIVE STOCK COMMISSION1 MERCHANTS jor near Beverly blers including a hill climbing If so process Office over BaBsett BOUBEON STOCK TABDS Co Judge Linn reached the city Suncontest which was won onta Wm Upshire the negro who murday night and is canvassing in the QUOTATIONS Rambler Four first prizes 5 dered Jo Davidson another negro county this week Louisville Ky July 27 Cattle 21 was captured near Guthrie July and seconds Rambler riders 1 Mr R T Steinhagen Jr of Cin laBt Thursday night and is now in Receipts for the week 864 and 288 always win These were class visit to his par- jail at Clarksville cinnati made a short Shipments 75 Market closed calves A riders and not paid amateurs All ents here yesterday The cottage on the corner of Clay up firm with a good clearance made The boys ride Ramblers faom chilMrs Wm McCormack and and 16th streets now occupied by look fair under moderate choice and pay 100 each for dren of Elkton are the guests of the Dr J W Venable will be for rent in prospects receipts their machines because they family of Mr F M Byars a few days Apply at Kentuckian Hogs Receipts 4340 Shipments want to ride Ramblers knowing days offi6e Mr C H Bush spent several 1234 Market closed easy prospects week camping with his fam week Best heavy the Rambler is the fastest bi of last Mr E M Gooch has bought a lot lower prices next ily in Stuart county Tenn cyle built If you want to win on 21st street adjoining the lot of Mr hogs 4 90 to 500 best selected Are sold at Chas Collins and is building a resi- light and medium weight s5 00 toS5 15 ride a Rambler Miss Ruth McCarroll who has Sheep and Lambs Receipts 8278 been attending school in Dallas Tex dence and business house on it Both Shipments 6015 Market closed on buildings are nearing completion as since last lail is nome again prime lambs and good stock ewes All kinds of turnip seed at Mc- - common lambs ana iat sneep are auu returned Maj J 0 Ferrell has Kees Our stock is Cattle Extra shipping from a visit of five weeks to Virginia 1 60 to 4 75 Ashford Davis and Morris of the Lightshlpplng 4 25 to 4 60 the Carolinasand Georgia 4 00 to 4 60 Best butchers local ball team assisted the Madison 3 00 to 3 65 Jl Mrs L Nash and daughter Miss ville club in a game with the Morgan Fair to good butcherB The best stock of Stoves and Ranges In the city ana Edna have gone to Louisville where field nine Thursday Madisonville Common to medium butchersand 2 00 to 2 0 Thin rough steerspoor cows W to 1 25 scalawags they will make their future home won by the heavy score of 28 to 29 8 75 to 4 25 Good to extra oxen I 25 to 2 5 flommon to medium oxen Mrs Jas M Higgins has returned Everything in the Tinware line cheap as McKees for turnip seed 3 60to 4 oo Feeders s dirt from a visit to the family of her son 1 60 to 3 40 Stockers to to The Telephone Exchange has nearBulls i 00 to 460 Mr J D Higgins in Henderson 2 Veal calvB ly doubled its former list of subscrib25 00 to 85 00 FLOORING Choice milch cows- Mrs Bettie S Wilkins of Bowling ers this month adding about 40 new 1000 to 18 00 Call on us for Roofing and Guttering to good milch cows Fair Green will arrive this week on a visit phones many of them in residences Hoos Choice packing and butch- 4 to 5 00 ers 2251b to 800 ft toheraaughterMrsHLMcPherEon There are now more than 100 subFair to good packing 160 tti to A H Goodwin Bestpumps in the market Force pumps W A PTool Jria Id twiuuw MrB Ben Rawlins and Miss Lizzie scribers bucketpumpsall kinds of pumps Good to extra light 160 ft to 180 6 00 to 6 15 Gaither are in Lafayette visitingMrs lb Buy your turnip seed of McKee 6 00 to 6 16 Fat shoots 120 ft to 160 ft W E Bagsdale Jr and Mrs w D The Grocer 4 65 to 8 05 to Fat shoats 100 ft 400 120 ft DW 4 25 to 4 60 ft- Cooper Roughs 160 ft to Special attention to Repairing Wm Carroll of this city showed RTTTTt tun TYna Good to ex ship Miss Maggie Young who has been us a cabbage this week that is some2 25 to2 50 ping sheep 2 00 to 2 2C Virginia St Hopkinsville Ky Keep the best and freshest stock Lessons clven in Oil and ilnVPalntlng visiting her siBter Mrs Dr J C Mc thing out of the usual order It had Fair to good 150 to 2 00 Common Drawing in Charcoal Crayon isUetc 1 00 to 2 00 Davitt returned to her home near Al- - a head on each end of the stalk The Bucks - tomedlum Opposite Hotel Latham of StapleandJFancy Groceries to be MSkun conn irum v 10 a a ju 4 00 to 4 25 extra lambsKentucky lms CHINA FIKED lensville Friday one in the ground grew from the Tair to good 8 60 to 4 00 found in the city Tennessee Those interested Invited to call 2 75 to 3 25 roots and after completely covering Common to medium 6TUDIU atKesidence tjoutn iiainat Mrs C H Dietrich and Miss Alice EST Country Produce handled - 2 00 to 2 60 GEO W YOUNG through the ground Tailendsor culls 2 00 to 2 25 Stock 6Wesu Lander who attended the National them broke Opposite Phoenix Hotel Teachers Association at Denver re- above Main street H turned home Saturday after a three Miss Ella Lacey of Hbpkinsville LOCALS weeks sojourn in the mountains of is visiting Mr B B Rice Elkton Colprado Progress HOPKINSVILLE We Are The young people of the Beverly Miss Carrie Fletcher who bad been viBiting Mrs T M Jones returned to neighborhood enjoyed a moonlight will be found with a Advertising p ber home in Louisville Friday hav picnic at Mr A E Words Friday wmSmEEk full line of pleasure ve- ¬ ing been summoned by a telegram evening JbJegant refreshments were announcing the serious illness of her served and the very large crowd The old reliable Furniture dealers and hicles at E A Yosts mother Mr Robert Fletcher her present on the occasion was royally undertakers Up stBirs in Henry block KY Cos harness store on Ninth Is the HOPKINSVILLE South All mod HopkinBville Ky father who was in the county on a entertained finest Hotel In the Now Grovers back from fishing business trip also returned home L N gross earnings for the third St Call and see me before ern improvements Steam Heat andlElecl REXDALE HERD ot Berkshire hogs and And gone to Gables Gray Saturday week of July show a total of 870825 Lights throughout Southdown sheep Nice lot of year old Bucks lies searching all the Scriptures buying - Hates 2 to S3 50 perjday and pigs ot both sexes now ready for delivery For another name they say tfMr W S Hale of Mayfield Ky a an increase oi cbuuo over the correMBKino Hodges But youll find us at our business Managers Co NewsteadKy B nephew of Treasurer Hale has mov- sponding period of last year For At the same old stand the first three weeks of July the And hope youll call and see us ed to this city with his family and Whenever you possibly can will locate for the practice of law Mr earnings increased 5208325 over last PYLE RENSHAW year Hale is a young lawyer of fine promise and we cordially welcome him to Robert Mitchell who was sent up the professional circles of our city from Muhlenberg county for two m My Place in Garrettsburg is for He will make his office with Attorney years for house breaking escaped Frank Rives from the Eddyville prison last week rent for 1896 Apply to Dock Griffey finHifritiv and a 100 reward naB been offered near Garrettsburg Ky i Vy y44 J N METCALF for his capture and return to that institution Geo Phelps of thiscitv and John Long of Madisonville have signed mm m ft an agreement for a bicycle race to tV-rJ Parkers Earle and Tennessee Mar- ¬ take place in the latter place within i sf i ten days The run will be a mile ket and other new varieties at SI Cumberland Jessie Leavells sellJ for a handsome prize ing at 50cts The spacious dance hail at LafayMRS CORTEZ LEAVELL ette has been finished and the first Hopkinsville Ky dance in the new building will occur this evening A large crowd is exNew 4 room cottage for sale or rent pected on the occasion Several near 18th street Apply to couples from this city will go down Mrs S E Chastain WANTED Energetic man or wo Leaver your order for Iron City man to sell Mrs Shaeffers splendid Dishwasher at Wright Bullards MOWLEDGK new Pan Cake Griddle to families Latest thing out It m Brings comfort and improvement and in each county in Kentucky iends to personal enjoyment when bakes the gake Satisfaction guar- ¬ rightly used The many who live tet- ¬ anteed Send SI for sample and ter than others and enjoy life more with liberal terms References recuiredt less expenditure by more promptly Address Ky Gbiddle Co Lexington Otter Creek Burlap and Tip Top adapting the worlds bert products to Ky BIKVS Sacks cheap at FORBES the needs of physical being will attest A wedding was solemnized in the pure liquid the value to health of the The I W Harper whiskey should be on eveTy laxative principles embraced in the parlors of the Maxwell Bouse on the sideboard 17th at Nashville that united two The I V Harper whiskey should be in every remedy Syrup of Figs Mr medicine chest Its excellence is due to its presenting well known Kentucky people fn the form most acceptable and pleas- Reginald D Shelby treasurer of the The I WHarper whiskey should bein every 18 9 ant to the taste the refreshing and truly Falls City Transfer Co of Louisville club beneficial properties of a perfect lax had been at the Maxwell since the The I W Harper whiskey should be on every 1 ative effectually cleansing the system Monday So had Mrs bar And allot this because it is tbe prince of colds headaches and fevers EreviousRicketts dispelling of Princeton Ky whiskies The Ideal Kentuoky article and permanently curing constipation On the 17th they were married the soldbv It has given satisfaction to millions and marriage license having been secure d W R LONG met with the approval of the medical on the 16th They left at once for seA profession because it acts on the Kid Old Hopkinsville Kv Point Comfort Vri The meeting and Bowels without weak ¬ neys Liver acc was by appointment ening them and it is perfectly free from there is given for tlie secrecv but no They reasorij every objectionable substance Svrnn of Ficrs is tor sale bv all drncr- - said there was no objection on either a i AwTq induce ff giata br50c and f 1 bottles but it is man j side Both have been mafried Mr To give two cows forone i f oyrup Shelby having several children and a trade will give a large Raugo in ad- ¬ i waorureaDyine vyaiuonifa rig Oprdnly whosenamdis printed on every Mrs JUicketts one They were sweet- dition original cost75 Apply to EcAf hearts when boy and girl long ago HQpkinsvJlleKyr and being well infprmeuorou wil not Cadfe Telephone r obept any substitute if ouexeu n t i - liu-j fEJX T7 t r y vikAiiwuujws a fi VutSifMj k W InTitatioM There are several 6U of Waal a reported at HernddnV Choice bird seed at Armisteads Frank Son whoso skull was fract- ¬ ured by a fallfrom his horse at Princeton is dead Butter color at T D Armisteads Mrs Lee Hutchinson is very ill of inflammation of the stomach at her home near Roaring Springs Royal germeteur at Armisteads Tom Jackson col was kicked on the head by a mule last Thursday afternoon and badly injured A surprise awaiting you at Wallis grocery Nearly all the wheat in this county has been threshed but in some of the counties adjoining not more than half of the crop is out Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over City Bank HopkinBville Ky Youve missed a treat if you havent tried Armi6teads cream soda water and ices s Liquid Dawson oaHa at T D Arm ¬ been invited to attend the Convention of lawyers which will be held in Detroit Mich Aug 18 14 and IB The trip will embrace a complimentary excursion on bane or uiair ana up Detroit river A gun club has been organized in this city with about h dozen crack shots as members Other names will be added at the next meeting of the club Theboys have arranged to go to Henderson during tho Fair in that city and shoot against that club The Willing Workers will give a musicale at the residence of Maj S R Crumbaugh Tuesday evening July 80 Some of the best musical talent in the city will assist in the entertainment TeaB and cakes will be served on the lawn and a delightful evening is promised to all Admis sion 15 cents The annual meeting of the Ladies Guild of Grace Church will take place at Ihe residence of Mrs Virgin mLatham Wednesday July 81st at 4l p m These meetings are special isteads occasions of interest and pleasure Mr D F Perry has bored a well and every member should be present and struck a fine Btream at a depth of to share in the inspiration and good 80 feet He will have another on his cheer they offer Durrett Avenue property A protracted meeting is in progress at the Brick churchnearSinking IJork RevVhittenbakert the1 pastor is as sisted by Rev J U Spuriiri and Rev Mobley of Owensboro Judge M D Brown and wife have rr IHiukk f wtfi AMa MLi i MuilSxprew Lv Evansvillo 0IX8 SOVtki No 2 Dally ArHopunffyllle Sturgis Marlon Prlnetton CernleanSprlnga Gracey k MorganfleldS18am DeKoven 84Kam Besderton Corydon t7miSP5n pa 6Mpm 819am 000 717a s0fcm20psa m610pm MailSxprew VoiDMy iiini niiiiiiiiiiii rwu ttlfot mmiaimms J sm ulsasssHsVP No 8 Dally NolDaily Mall Express Mall Express LvHopkiuiTille 260 p m 640 am 605 p m Princeton i 665 am 604 p si Marlon a m 768 707 p m DeKoven 860 am Morganfield 740 pm 830 am Corydon 814 pm 4 1003 am 885 pm Hendewoa 1086 a m 926 pm 1116 a m Arifivansville LOCAL MKIGHT Lv Princeton 716 a m Dally ArHopklnBTllle 1000 am Lv 600pm Ar Princeton 780Tm UNIONXOWN BRANCH South Bonnd Dally BE0pm 7Hpam LvUniontown spm Ar Morganfield s05 am North Bound Dally 745 pm Lt Morganfield iM am 810pm Ar Union town 1000 a m KMSnxBwooDAct Si F MncnxLt u rA HopklntTllle Ky NORTHBOUND u4ani 9Upm wtommmijmmamm 1210 pml000pm io67aHii ll83 9tMam065pin 744pm IUTE rOUE ETES EXAJUNED lusting nrorif rl v in the f aci by MDKeliy is not equaled in this part Of the country Ml am9pra 860pm The repairing of broken spectacles and GRAVESCONDY J i f it JEWELERS fitgriring aa I f Hirf- friitinf uitiagM i I i E SSSBO ikirv A 5Uft at Do you Wear Hats Come and See iaxe Trimmed Hats The Surprise Almost Ready i S5Sfi35fii5j Oostlii ii ftry Sf a STOVES TINWARE PUMPS l In St3rlel I jr J Sarzedasi BO V REPAIR WORK H At Wallis Grocery Mrs J K Dabney SPECIAL Carnages Phaetons I mSL Buggies -HQIELTATHAM WBBSSBsmm C WEBB To Let II Strawberry Plants For Sale 1 m trihii iUhMtt Jl J DnnriAl DU5MIC55 umocii Ull I 1 rtv J- Ti B1 lArfftS tp u t Wlieat Sacks Beginning on Saturday July 20 and continuing for 90 days I will sell my entire stoc of jewelry at ORIGINAL PRIME COST in order to retire from business on November 1st These goods watches at are first class and standard wares 450 glasses at 50c and everything else Pebble Glasses at 150 in proportion My stock embraces a full line of Diamonds Fine watches cloc J ewelry and Fancy Goods Call iui Wanted Wanted 1 flack ifcteYA T E S 6J J1fUj-v Ui fii HOPKIIyiLLE KfM A I KK-a- ru

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