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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: August 6, 1895

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W v I li ii v 4I Wf l- i r- opkintiiUe HOPKINSVILLE KY iWVWWW Jttntuduim TUESDAY IF 4 VOL XVII AtTGUgT 6 1895 a mOsioal prodigy How Ho Secured a Liberal Musical Education NO 53 THE MONOPOLY And Gave the Youngsters a Chanc to Get Weighed A Philadelphia Ledger reporter occupied one of the benches in ft- downtown square with a politician when sauntering along at an easy gait came the father of a family and be had the family In tow HiSi right hand held the left hand of- ft while an infant with ft cute little white sunbonnot perched on his left arm endeavoring to un fasten the few straggling hairs orna ¬ menting the paters upper lip Tha wife and two small sons who looked about ten and twelve years old fol lowed the advance guard of the fam ¬ POP BEAT five-year-o- ld tmtrom tnmmmfe CREAM OF NEWS IT IS NEW AND TRUE HAS IT THIS COLUMN s L Bring Ycmr Kevs ath Xi t 4 1 iiiwmff i f uAiiCK to and try them in our saie gO 4 r t In Silver To the holder of the rfJIi RIGHT KEY Its going- to be FUZST to WATCH IT TUUUUiUU r W mS MUlUUUift AS CHEAP Well just come and Bee A- Show cheap they are HAENESS SADDLES BEIDLES just to suit you An elegant line of Summer Lap Robes opened nowtv f Every thing you can need we have V B JL 31 Yost m ffu 2mimmmnnnmmmmmmttmmttmtmii Grreat Offerings Vv Our Summer Clearance Sale is still going on and we are selling at a Great Sacrifice our handsome line Summer going at These goods are If you want Remember we Dress G oods French Q ingliams G oodsand you HSTovelty Wool Patterns will never have such another opportunity to buy cost offer uuuuiauWiUtuuuuuuuuuiUiiuauu RICHARDS cSc CO Well XT- or impossible Carpets Mattingsbargains Rues to duplicate have the best stock in town and and we selling price from 3 to Ladies Shoes sizes are still determined to sell them at SI Come everyone who wears narrow shoes and get them at this Slaughter Sale t lull 1UUUUJ CC u uwa 1 niJ 1 to 6 S1 1 TIT - Pnltnn Vnr nu tic uuv rniio 1TK paito jjujiuu d 5 SHIRTS T 4 - We are still selling the now famous Stronghold l One Dollar shirt at 50 cents--wor- th T ft jJ v v unlaundered BOYS CLOTHING nTTD nnA niiSlrlrona Kiiftq trn nf n 9Kft fnrftlRK SBK0 225 and a FiveDollar Suit goes for 5360 RUlt for STRAW HATS FURNISHINGS WATQ The Grand Climax on Straw Hats Only a few but all go at 25 cents 25 Cents Takes the Best Straw Hat Furnishing Goods at actual cost During this sale all hats may be had at a discount of 25 pr ct We have all we advertise PETREE CO Eiht years ago New York city went wild over littlo Hofmann He Little Hirer Aggoclutlon ConTUt Captured created an excitement the liko of Jury Han eb Skloner Caught Ilender which wo did not see until Paderewski ioa OQOscEcced Five Times a Bride ¬ appeared here in 1892 Ho was such groom a little fellow that it looked almost as though ho could bo carried away in the pocket of a greatcoat Ho was ClarkSTllIc Team Again only ten years of age but he played TheClarksville ball team will cross piano marvelously bats with our local nine at Athletic the stop his playing in Gerry tried to the public Park injthis city next Thursday and clalmlnr it was injuring the boys RVr1ltr7nffprnnonn Tha niactiVo But clubjaB been greatly stregthened health to The father said and what do am I am poor I am tna lool rvnwiAa ivi 4ln nU Vn earning this money to complete ing secured at a large salary the ser- - littlo Josefs education viceg rof Bilhe Earle a National Commodore Gerry then said League ball player and known every- Will you take him off the stage for as one 01 ine Criooe xrotters wnere he haying made a tour of the world six years if you receive money withja team selected for that purpose enough to support yourself his tne tollowing new pJayers mother and him and to give him the in auQiuonSltrnpfl VlflTft nPPn nnr tttiM tIott horo best instruction for that length of Hart And Lever pitchers Eberfield timer 2na Dase ana otner crack oase ball The father replied that he would istS The local team is in first class gladly do so and Commodore Gerry condition and will put up a close within a week raised a sum of money gampj being considered superior to sufficient to yield a yearly income of any club in the South outside of the big league Those wishing to witness five thousand dollars This he placed baefl ball playing of the highest order in tho hands of trustees who were willhhve an opportunity of so doing bound to remit to Mr Hofmann in on these occasions quarterly sums for six years The lad-- was taken back to Europe be Little Klver Association came the favorite pupil of Rubin- ¬ The Little River Baptist Associa stein and only a few weeks ago tion ficomposed of churches in the appeared again in public justifying western portion of this county and by his playing the highest promise the counties lying west of Christian of his boyhood days will hold its annual meeting at LitSmith Claimed for Blackburn tle River church to morrow continCadiz Aug 5 The nomination of uing for several days Rev A W Meacham is moderator a position he Denny P Smith for representative has filled nearly every year for 25 or Saturday surprised no one here Nor 30 years He is also pastor of the was his big majority a surprise All church which gives the association the candidates took the same position its name The people of the vicinity are making extensive preparations to in their public speeches and all in entertain the vast crowds who will be dorsed the resolutions of the meeting injattendance There will be dinner that sent delegates to the Louisv lie on the ground each day for every convention It was well known that Smith personally was for Gov Jno body attendance Y Brown for senator until that gen tleman withdrew but all refrained JL Henderson Shut Ont Thursdays ball game resulted in from committing themselves in their U all benator aneasy victory for the locals Score speeches for b he wouldbmith gov be the time saying lSjofft On Friday a much better erned by instructions Mr Quick gatnewas put up but the visiting ag- ¬ however knowing that Blackburn s gregation was shut out the score be-r- friends were largely m the majority iv ki J11C3 iul jhiiu n -- wu panics wtib luiereLi in the county decided on the eve of rhgtlirdiighout and was highly en the election to declare jn a public joyed by the spectators achmidt speech at Roaring Springs that he pitched for the locals and did fine would support Blackburn for U S work as usual Only one error was senateor Mr Smith stood byhs origibooked for the home nine The nal plan and refused to commit him crowd was not so large as on the day self saying he wished to be elected before The double umpire system on his personal merit and not on the was brought into use Messrs Tibbs popularity of another but pointing to the meeting of the Democracy of the and Olvey acting in that capacity county June 17th 95 said he would Jury Tailed to Acree be governed by the instructions of his In the trial of Henry Billings for party Mr Smith has satisfied the Demothe murder at Lutesville Mo of crats who met in that meeting that Wm Smith of Cerulean Springs the his Democracy is sound that meetjury failed to agree and Billings was ing declared in favor of free coinage returned to jail for a second trial of silver and Hardin and instructTen of the jurors were in favor of a ed the delegates to vote for any life sentence two were for hanging resolutions looking to that end and one for two years in the penitenMr Smith is a talented young gentiary Billings shot Smith to death tleman and any insinuations sent out it will be remembered about eight from here to the Louisville press that monthB ago in Lutesville where Mr Quick was defeated because Smith had been living for several he was for Blackburn will have no years effect here but may mislead where the facts are not known We w ill A Bear In the Woods elect him The county will instruct Several parties living in the vicinity for Blackburn again if necessary of Crofton report having seen a large and Smith will vote as instructed Trigg black bear in the woods near that place last week A party of fifteen Will Leave To morrow or twenty armed with guns clubs One of the largest crowds that ever and bats have been out on a hunt for the stray bruin with their dogs left the city on a similar trip will debut failed to come up with him The part for Old Point Comfort tomorrow bear when last seen had a rope tied morning The party will be joined around his neck and had evidentlv at Guthrie by about 30 from Clarks escaped from some bagpipers travel- ville and the various stations along ing through the country the L ii N from juthne to Louisville will nearly all furnish delegaSmith Defeats Quick tions At Louisville a large party The legislative race in Trigg Sat from Owensboro one from Henderurday resulted in the nomination of son and one from Paducah will be Mr Dennv P Smith formerly editor added to the list There will be be With three pre- tween two and three hundred people of the Telephone cincts not recorted the vote stands to go on the trip and it will require a 488 for Smith and 137 for Geo W train of seven sleepers and two day Quick The third candidate Hon coaches to carry them besides two Wm Wharton retired from the race baggage cars and the train will be Mr Smith is a very run with what is known as a double last week with two engines This He header bright and popular young man has been non committal oa the sena- great trip to the sea shore is always filled with pleasant events and the torial race Earty which will be made up of the Many Times Harried people of the country will be a Mr J D Wpodruff of Dawson was most congenial one in every respect of those going will spend marriedto his fifth wife last Thurs- A majority weeks from home while a about two day at the New Princeton Hotel at good many will stay the limit of the Princeton The bride is Mrs Emma ticket which is three weeks Fox of the same place and is 45 Chnnge of Schedule years old and has been married four A slight change in L N time The groom is 71 years old times They will make their future home in card went into effect Sunday The Rev A D Moore of Daw new schedule only affects train No Dawson son performed the ceremony 51 the south bound passenger which has been arriving at 5 13 p in Here Tennessee Oonvlct Ciiuglit after this train will arrive at 5 33 p Lou Morse a young colored wom m twenty minutes later an who escaped from the penitentiary Barbecue find Speaking at Nashville July 9 was captured in There will be a barbecue and pub Princeton one day last week by offiGrove near E cer Wilson of that place and was im- ¬ lic speaking at Dades A Stowes next Saturday Speeches mediately taken back to prison She sent to the peniteutiary for three will be made by Hon J D Clardy was The officer Mr 0 M James of Marion and Mr years for petit larceny W R Howell of Hopkinsville got a good reward for nis work nia i ily v Near the center of the square stood one of Councilman BrlstowB beautiful slot machines with Its blgy clock like face beaming patronizing ¬ ly on the group to whom it silently announced that for one cent lb would give correct weight As soon as son No 1 hadjread the announce ment he pleaded so earnestly to get weighed that his two younger brothers joined in the chorus As soon as the father could get a word in edgewise he quietly remarked to the clamoring juveniles that it was Thursday and he only had six cents left The trio of youngsters received this news with crestfallen counte nances but suddenly the same kindf of a countenance on which was pic ¬ tured woe on the sons on tbe fathers lit up with the light and expression of a man who has struck a good thing Quickly almost nervously ha handed the infant to his wife and diving into his pocket he produced a nickel and a copper Pop stood on the scale and The hand dropped in the penny traveled around the dial until it stood opposite the mark Indicating one hundred and fifty two pounds Then before he got off the scale ho had bis wife step on The band went back to one hundred and thirty seven Then In succession the twelve-year-ol- d five-year-o- ld son the ten u- and the year old the baby were weighed and gathering Pop his family around him walked proudly off with the visibSi feeling of satisfaction at having grinding grasping beaten a monopoly out of five cents ONE WOMAN SAW THE JOKE Hus- ¬ She Abo Embellished It to Her bands Discomfiture A half dozen young lawyers hap ¬ pened together at the courthouse af few days ago and one of them re- marked that he had told his wife a very funny story and she nevert cracked a smile so ho proposed says the Birmingham Age Herald that the others tell it to their wives and they would meet together and report the results The story wa9 this A widow desiring to hold ora munication with her dead husband wishing especially to find out whether he was happy in the other world went to a spiritualist and asked that the late husband be called up In a little while it was announced that he was at hand Howdy The weeping widow said Howdy Sue He said John She then with a voice full of mourn fulness asked If he was happy in Ul present state The spirit yawned Yaas nd answered bout as happy as I was on earth Dont see Then she said much change He Where are you at John said Im In hell When the lawyers met again they all see anything funny in the story ex cept one and they called on him for a report after the laugh went 1 he said around think I got the worst of it I told her the story in a very significant way just likp it was she and I sorter sarcastically and funny too and then I was right full of laugh and chuckled and she turned round aud said If that had been your spirit Jim that said that to me I would have said you were right where you ought to be W-a-a-- 1 reported that their wives couldnt Garland Penn chief of the negro department at the Cotton States aud International exposition visited the Tuskegee normal and industrials Ala Tuskegee and personally inspected the exhibit toi The be made by that institution jxhiblt will cover a representation of twenty six departments and will oe in every detail the work of colored boys and girls The exhibit from the state normal and Industrial institute at Normal over which Prof W H Council presides will also be a conspicuous exhibit of the institute neero department tVu A U i u FAMOUS NAVAL TBQPHY I THE MONEY QUESTION Ld plicate this cup for 250 Since tho cup was won by the yacht jAmerica in tho regatta from Cowesy Around tho Isle of Wight August a 1851 tho English have mado seven un ¬ successful attempts to recover it and jtho txpemio attendant upon these futile has been over 1000000 The ighth attempt will be made at tho cost to Lord Dunraven and the other members of his English syndicate of not less than 150000 In tho attempts to wrest the cup from us 10 xaces have been sailed in all kinda of weather- and of these only pne was won by tho English represen ¬ tative That one was taken by tho Livonia in her race against the Colum ¬ bia October 19 1871 Tho Columbia was The day before she had disabled beaten her competitor nearly 11 minutes In tho succeeding races of jhe series tho Sappho took the Colnm bias place and beat the Livonia with easo n I It is needless to state that the Eng ¬ lish would not have spent a tithe of the taonoy it had cost them to try to re gain tho cup merely because of its in Itrinsic or sentimental value They are Jtoo practical for that They know that tho cup is the visible emblem of naval superiority and that while it remains lin our possession the claim that Eng ¬ land is the greatest shipbuilding nation n the world is refuted by the fact that we won the cup from a fleet of the best products of Englands most capable naval designers and constructors and for nearly half a century we havo FA It i r The greater the number of dollars out other thingsi being equal the less will be the value of each dollar the fewer the number out other things re maining the same the greater the value of each and this without any re gard whatever to the material of which tho dollarsi are composed This is the key to JhQ financial situation in the United States Much more it is the key to the financial situation in every land Without this key it is in van that the student attempts to unlodk tho dbor leading to the arcanum of mdne taryknowledge Uplike many of the locks made by1 man tho lock on that door is unpickable The household of science is one that thieves cannot break through and steal He who would en ¬ ter must first find the key With this kdy1 in hand the most secret recesses may be explored with confidence With out it tho student travels in a circle returning after much labor to the point constitutes the standard The quality from which ho started upon his jour- to which in tho case of value the word ney Like one in a maze when most standard is applied is not a quality confidently expecting to find his way inhering in the material of the money ¬ out he but sees himself coming up Value as I have shown does not reside in any article or in the substance against impassable barriers article Whan the considera- ¬ If money wero unlimited in quantity of any be kept in view is not an object would have no value whatever tion to it but a service not a material but a Nothing has value which is unlimited in quantity If instead of sand the function the instrument by which ocean beach wore strewn with gold that service or function is performed dust it would have no value whatever need not necessarily be limited to one to as a commodity Yet if that gold dust material Inasmuch as the purposecorwero taken up and coined into pieces bo served is the attainment of a of money the number of such pieces rect result whatever the material by being limited they would have value which it may be accomplished such precisely as gold pieces have value to number of materials as may be indispensable day And on the other hand as Adam jiesitationto that end should without be employed If we wish to Smith says if gold should reach a cer- ¬ obtain a clock which shall indicate the tain degree of scarcity the slightest correct time we do not insist that it bit of it might become as valuable as a shall be made of one material The diamond So absolutely clear are the leading material of ivhich money is made is no¬ writers that the value of money unit is more standard of value than the matein every case other things being equal rial of a clock is the standard of time The yardstick which by statute is determined by the number of units out and does not depend on the material declared to be the model for all other of which the money may be composed yardsticks is made of bronze but that they have not the slightest hesi- bronze is not therefore a standard of tation in asserting that the rule ap- length A bushel measure may be plies even to uncovered paper money composed of any material or of any so that the value of every dollar of number of materials combined but gold and silver in circulation is dimin- ¬ this makes no difference so long as the ished or increased according as the precise purpose sought is attained quantity of paper money is increased namely the securing of perfect ac or diminished and reciprocally as to curacy of measurement If we assume all of these the increase in the num- ¬ the model or standard bushel meas- ¬ ber of dollars of either kind diminish ure to be composed oi brass it is not ing the value of each dollar of the oth- the brass that is the standard of meas ers while the decrease in the number of ure Assuming that all bushel meaC either increases the value of each of ures were made of brass then this parthe others without the slightest re- ¬ ticular piece of brass comprising the TIIE AMERICAS CUP gard whatever to the material of which model constitutes a standard by which to test the metal of which all future Jaughed to scorn their attempts to win either of the dollars is composed If this be so if the value of the unit bushel measures may bo made but it back money depends not on the material this does not constitute brass per se a Our new war steamers far exceed in of standard of cubical content of the dollars but on their quantity speed armament and ability to travel Credits aid in the establishment and what becomes of the gold standard long distances without recoaling those If this be so inasmuch as silver has maintenance of prices but credits are of any other nation China and Ja- been utilized as themselves based on the quantity of the pan will in the next five years spend Of creation why money since now dawn money available for liquidation They unabandon millions of dollars for new war steem less senators are prepared it to abandon can bo safely extended only to the de- ¬ ers If we resist successfully tlje eighth the automatic system altogether If gree to which money payments can in attempt to wres the cup frojn us we must by legislation compel a the ordinary course of business be which wiljbe made next September at change in the value of money why made No one will pretend to say that least lialf pf This money pg ta jg legislate 52 credits car be wisely extended beyond spent in our ship yards and doubtless direction only it cp change iu 9no that point and that tho it wUL Thai is why all Americans which is always favorable direction Hence a gold standard nieaus a main¬ to thj political preferences regardless of classes that iend money and live idly tenance of a level of prices consistent Bhould desire the defender to deTvat on their incomes the direction most with the quantity in use as money the English yacht be she Ailsa or Val to society most fatal to in which means a level of prices on the kyrie III or better still the prince of injurious average the same as those prevailing dustry most narcotizing to energy Wales pet the Brittannia The idea that the value of a treasury in goldusing countries This must be The English have long claimed and note issued by a government such as teldar from tho consideration that if their persistency in making the claim ours is not based on the number issued from a country which possessed no and in reiterating it has induced many but on something behind the note or gold mines all the gold had been sent to believe it that they can build ships upon the credit of the government de- out it could be attracted back only to far cheaper than we can This is a fal- forms the whole idea of money It is buy commodities which clearly means lacy Their first class ships cost more clung to because people have been ac- that unless tho prices of the commodthan we can build them for as has been customed to look upon money as some- ities forming the subject of internaproved in the case of the St Louis and thing of intrinsic value and on that tional trade were for the moment lower St Paul The cheap tramp steamers theory they have been at a loss to ac- here than in the country from which they build could not get a register from count for the fact that uncovered paper the gold should come we could not the United States government They dollars when sufficiently restricted in have exported the commodities except do not come up to our requirements in number have precisely the same pur- ¬ at a loss John P Jones many essentials power as gold money quanchasing Botes on Silver Eegarding our prospects of retaining tity for quantity There is no question A recent letter written by ex Gov the cup it can be said that they are of credit about it No man takes a fairly good though it must be admitted piece of money of any kind whether Boies of Iowa upon the free coinage this declaration we have more to fear than ever before gold or silver or paper as a piece of of silver closes with be recognized by One fact ought to This is because the English have re ¬ credit If it is not legal tender it is all This nation will not long submit luctantly adopted many of the features not in the true and full sense money to a financial system that places that go to make up the distinguishing at all if a full legal tender it needs the mercy of the money power of it at this American boats JfractlcaUy nothing behind it but the law which points of or any other country I frankly admit tho Ailsa is an American model In makes it a legal tender for all debts that if the question is to be narrowed breadth of beam in shallowness of and demands and a regulation of its to the single issue of permanent gold hold and in her practically fin keel she quantity to maintain the monetary monometallism on one side or uncon¬ far more closely resembles our boats unit at any desired level of value ditional free coinage of both metals at than any in England The Valkyrie It is not the credit but the power of the old ratio on the other I am in fa IIL will hove to bo fleet to beat her the government that is behind it in the vor of free coinage because I believe To most German visitors to Home law of legal tender and in the right it will at least be the beginning of a Goethe is a sort of diety and after his to increase or diminish the issues broadened financial system that will death every trace of his stay there Taxes are payable in money and debts if necessary be so perfected in the near however unimportant was unearthed are payable in money and the only way future as to give us an absolutely safe and visited as if it had been a sacred that people can get money with which and sound currency the foundation of One of these shrines is a to pay debts or taxes is by competing¬ which will be legally at least and I shrine humble inn where the great poet used with one another for it in all the occu- believe practically the equal use of to take a glass of wine in the evening pations of life It is this universal both gold and silver as money of re- ¬ Jtfr Rudolf Lehmann relates that an competition to get it that fixes the demption value of all enthusiastic young Teuton engaged in competition kinds of money as it is Sir she said I am a woman that fixes the value of all pilgrimage abked the waiter in his this other things In this vork of compe- ¬ with a past broken Italian whether this was really The theatrical manager shook his tition dollars to be the spot that Goethe used to visit peted the number ofthings being com- ¬ un head for other I never heard GotI Goti no loconosco The woods1 said ho that is to of him said the waiter Then seeing changed must determine the value of say the wood winffs is full of em suddenly that he was disappointing a each dollar We are informed by so called finan- ¬ Oh yes of customer he added now Goti he has Just this moment ciers und statisticians and by an course But tho fair creature pleaded army of ready made political econ- ¬ one not only have 1 a past but it has omists among the gold standard press a xracticni irorero gentlemen who have not taken tho been continued without change Of proverbs be - rearn to say no trouble to carefully study the subject right up to the present time n respecter Was over that the value of gold is unchanging Bnt the manager was obduftite Eo itrulcht began to practice this and that to attempt to depart from Cincinnati Tribune TJDon tho bill collector ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Senator John P Jones Gives the Key to the Financial sicoaHoe Tie Value of Dol Brltlflb Yachtsxatn Wish to lar Why i Oup PoHtiel economy has been called Win tba Amsiiofti the diskal science Tho most Carnal branch o it if men are to endeavor und SobBtlal Beaton Several Good to force conclusions to fit some pre ¬ Should Remain la Why tbo Prl conceived theory without reference to the United principles is that which rolates to ber Orrat Race money The persistent determination Tho sporting event par excellence of to make the whole science subordinate the year the one of most importance to the absurdities of the gold standard to Americans is the contest for the has operated like a Westinghouse Americas cup which will take place on brake on tho progress of the civilized tho ocean course of the New York Yacht worlds Hut there is one principle of mone- ¬ club between the 7th and 14th of next tary science that if held steadfastly in September view will constitute an unerring guide i The visible prize of this contest is the cup offered by the queen of England through vha would otberwiso bo a jln 1851 for competition among the path of inoxtricablc difficulty It was valued That principle is that tho value of yachts of all nations tthcn at 100 sovereigns Plato of tab tho unit of money in any country is de¬ character is frequently overvalued I termined by the number of units in cir- ¬ havo no doubt observes1 a writer in tho culation In other w6rds tho value of Philadelphia Press that many Ameri ¬ every dollar depends on the number of can silversmiths would bo glad to du ¬ dollars out ¬ BtatM-Septem- what Is called thegoldf Btandard would be to set at naught aU the prin- ¬ ciples of justice and evea to defy tho Very laws of nature This is an argu ¬ ment used only since thedenionetUa tlon of silver Up to that time it was wellj ecognized by all who gave atten tion to the subject of money and is still well recognized by all the author ¬ ities on political economy that both silver and gold are variable in value So serious indeed havo from time to time been the variations in the value of money that thoughtful men some of them distinguished economists have long observed and commented on the gross injustice which such varia ¬ tions involve and various suggestions have been made of methodsfor secur ing stability of value in the monetary TUItmteand Intermittent Fevers winch prevail iruniasmatic dis- - DoctorsSay ied by derangements of the Stomach Liver and Bowels tnCtS arc UlVtUiauijr avuwiiija- - ATGteWSTl GREATEST SALE OF THE YEAR jS The Secret of Health The liver is the great driving Up to tho period when the creditors discovered the ingenious plan of sur- ¬ reptitiously increasing by an appeal to tho legislative arm of all governments tho value of all debts due and to become due to them by depriving debtors of the immemorial right to pay in either of the two metals it was ac ¬ knowledged by tho most eminent economists that the adoption of a single metal as a so called standard of money did not secure so great a degree of uni- ¬ formity in value as the adoption of both metals This may seem a paradox to those who havo no reflected on the essential nature of money and upon the method by which it obtains what is termed its value which It does through tho medium of the prices of They ask How can commodities there be a standard composed of two things Must not a standard bo one Can it be two or more The seeming paradox involved in the idea that what is called a standard of value may bb composed of more than one material is made plain when it is borne in mind that it is not the ma ¬ terial but the quantity of money which unit wheel in the mechanism of man and when it is out of order the whole system becomes de- ¬ ranged and disease is the result II Uver fhis Tints Liver Troubles Cure all ENTIRE STOGK OF MILLINERY AND1FANCY GOODS AT COST fin 9 j s will sell for cost We havejust taken stock From now until iSevtember me ust we AM U V OJ and to malie rooM for our Fall advertisement but Pojwr means somuch more than imnmnn iiAftl1P Gdods apr J erything goes We invite everyonejio call and be convinced that this is no humbug Health inn fatal diseases result from trifling ailments neglected Dont play with Natures greatest gift health have no appetile and cant work begin at once talc ¬ ing the most rella- 11 Browns iron Bit ¬ ters A few bot tles cure benefit comes from the very first doectt tvont ttai your ttith and pleasant to take out of 90rtswealc and generally ex- nausted nervous to call and et the Best Bargains ever offered in this city James and Try XJs f and yoio will not be deceived Remember the place yoiff It will pay We Mean What We SayW f i J THE LEADE R MmeFIeurette Levy Mgr fTjmmmmi J Ifjouarefeellnp Iron B itters 1I mlf ii wliirh la ils J Prices Cut Sailors I have jjt TliQ Palace It Cures I Kidney and Liver Dyspepsia Neuralgia Troubles Constipation Bad Blood Nervous ailments Malaria Womens complaints Get onlv the erenuine it has crossed red lines on itve wrapper All others are sub- stitutes On receipt of two ac stamns we will send set of Ten Beautiful Worlds Fair View and book free BROWN CHEMICAL CO BALTIMORE MU SbanesI Sailor them You want them At prices fromllOc ta S200 all colors I am daily receiving- all th latest novelties lie Palace Leads in Styles Trimmed Hats from 25c to 500 Ribbons Laces Silks Velvets Flowers Hair Ornamentsadies Vests Glovea Silk Floss Stamped Goods Corsets Hoa iery ajejo a iuii line oi xmttencK ratterns f rShymym no V rtxpiA jnm r rrti 3 WAYNES Jwttiint kmeaxnnp mvyBold txj Uttndl ItnpUoai oa tl t bHkSmKS auidj bom Mvlmz t Jifal I ikln elur lrMUaaAhttltl 7 drafgliu or lent by mtU for 60 eu Addrtci Dk ni XaTt mtjk lH ir V IK 41RS ADA LAYNE MAIN TERMfiCASH i CORNER 9TH SoW biHQ BJ4RP WICR Prompt ostt Impottnct Lota Manhood Seminal Emissions spermatorrhea Nervousness Self Distrust Our Loss i MJKjnn wtf for WSSi of Eon of Memory Ae Will maheuou a STRONG Vigor- ¬ ous Man Price 9100 0 Boxes i 00 Seeaat Directions Mailed I snippers oi doiu green ana anea appies in mo maiu uu k mo uiiurai uuihi juiwb All we ask Is a trial shipment to prove these facts Stencils sent free on application We handle anyWrlto us for further Information and shlo your coods to headquarters tiling in the grain or produce line strictly on commission APPLES GREEN APPLES laDRIED the largest receivers and world and arc the largest exporters of dried arnlt Wo tlue HERNDON CARTER CO incorporated Louisville Ky with each Box A ddress Btllwd SnoT7 tiatnest Co 6TLOUI8 3010 LuoAsAvf MO- - ht Do 1 k ijuiC- You Suffer Prom indigestion Bour stomacli head ¬ ache flatulency distress after eating Or is it a case of lost appetite wuit oi onergy weakness debility - Are you norvous restless sleepless worn out in body and in mind iy f n f bead arms shoulders cbest Havo you4pains in tbobac nips sldo i 1000 000 t t XxJL Are you filled with mal complexion coated tongue n dry cough chills and fever fia Balloti ht sweats If any Of these troubles ar yours thi thing you need is DR KINGS YAL AT It i 6ERMEIUER with tho greatest certainty known to medical science GERMETUER removes from the system tho symptoms named above giving strength in place of weakness joy ¬ ous health in place of sickness Thoro is no- - other remedy lileo it and none that can do its work And then it is a real pleasuro to tnko it Little children take it with dilight and it cures like 100 0 for 500 All druggists magic In tho gontlest and happiest way and STUMP PRICEES Ji PHONE 98 vi- Hi DAIfiG 3 GEpJEffi VlZL 2HEY0II Sold by R C Hardwick druggist wy James H Cockrell a farmer near Lafayette Ind was blown to atoms whilo trying to rid his farm stumps with dynamite Daniel Evans ol Delphos O died of a broken heart as the result of con- ¬ stant broodidg oyer his son-in-la- dV v f V rfJfc i iiwv A t flMfcfiJWiWfofr YjiFt WMhtaetca Bits death i j JfcA t ii jt V fwj g- TjBfJggJL g t aw y VtJWi titti yv AwgxxstfitSQBi lii f rt fsiikwVv u k il Hfi HOPKlMTILlJESisrTlJGIN TOO MANY SQUIRRELS i 0 1845 952 a m 3 1895 FEEEZLNG SAM FLOORED YHE FAKIR L N TIME TABLE Insure in the Old Reliable- - TRAINS GOING NORTH No 52 St Louta Fast Mall NoK6 Nashvlllo Acconi No M St Louis Express TBAIN8G0IN0 No 63 St Louis Express No 60 No 61 IX U He was new in two senses A Dimcnlt Problem Which Gothams Now week He the Buffalo Express Driveway lias Presented to tho Con ¬ says tractors How It Is Being Solved hadntbeen longjn the business and Watched with Interest his fakement was a novelty He was a young fellow from a Connec 5tne of the work on the Speedtlcutfarm whom the king of fakirs way as contractors who are doing who does business In Grant street it have already found out is going New York had inveigled Into buy to cost much more than the pre- - ing the territorial rights for liminary estimates of tho park de western New York for a burglar partment engineers says the New alarm which consisted simply of a York Ilerald The city will of paper cap such as children use in course will havo to pay for It finally itheir toy pistols fitting into a but meanwhile as the costs roll up socket near the catch in a window engineers are very greatly interest frame When a burglar attempted ed in a process to which the added to open a window by manipulating expense will bo due It is no more the catch so the inventors theory or less than freezing quicksand ran there would be an explosion Tboworkis going on at a polutin sufficiently loud to awaken tbe hconstruction of the Speedway householder and result In the cracks- ¬ imtaedintqly south of High Bridge mans capture The cap and socket where there is now a huge hole in could also be used to play a practical tho ground along the Harlem river joke on the buyers friends They which will be even longer and deep- could be affixed to a door which the er before the work of securing a victim could then be induced to Imagine his consternation foundation for the Speedway retain ¬ open and the hearty laughter of the asing wall is completed Tho work is of acharacteirlo pe sembled company J etc culiarly interest engineers Though The new fakir did pretty well at somewhat similar steps havo been first He selected an eligible cor adopted once or twice in the history ner on a busy street and usually had of engineering science before nwer an open mouthed crowd around him havo the same Intricate problems On the second day fate sauntered been presented as now Tho success along in the person of a sad eyed of this experiment will be watched thoughtful browed man who listened therefore with interest Its cost for awhile and then interrupted the will probably bo in the neighborhood lecturer thus of thirty five thousand dollars Will you allow me toasXyou a James D Leary has the contract question mister for constructing the section of Speed Ctnly sir replied the fakir way upon Which this unusual effort Well then suppose the burglar is to be madeapd curiously enough knows the oap is in window and the difficulty was encountered in the pulls tho sash down the the top in ¬ from flnal fifty feet of his contract which stead of Bhoving up the lower half extends only from One Hundred and of the is Fifty fifth street to High Bridge affixed window to which the alarm what provision does your The work necessitates sinking a re- device make for such a contln taining wall to a rock foundation gencyalong the riverside of the Speedway The fakir thought for awhile No And engineers soundings at this such emergency had been provided particular point located this rock for in the printed lecture which he eighteen feet below tho surface had bought with territorial his Whether their sounding rods struck rights He hemmed and hawed a detached stone here or not is not and quibbled had no answer but certain but it has developed that ready The crowdheappreciated hard bottom is probably twenty fact and jeered and melted away the feet lower than supposed at the That night an idea came to a outset broken hearted man who was riding After sinking their sheeting to boxcar what was presumed to be the re in athe failed toward Cleveland Jt was Why durn fakir pjjed depth it was found to be too it he said to himseff a mat short and then a bed of quicksand developed and no headway could be couldnt crawl in through the top of made In this emergency the ex ¬ a window without shoving the sash pedient of freezing this bank of down far enough to touch the catch quicksand and water so that it and strike the cap Why didnt I would not overflow tho excavation think of that when that feller was for the walls foundation had to be joshing me this afternoon But it was then too late adopted Thus does fate make monkeys of McDermott are doing Stewart this work and they have introduced men several new ideas into it The plan MEASURES OF QUARANTINE is to freeze the bank whence the flow of mud and sand comes so that a Texas Mob Law Intended to Keep solid wall will bo formed next which Out Eastern Brand of Morals tho excavation will be sunk to the The eastern man in a tough part required depth probably thirty five of Texas was present at a chain feet or more To accomplish this a lightning trial of a man charged row of four inch pipes about three with horse stealing That is to say feet apart capped at the bottom he was not charged with it hn have been sunk perpendicularly to a bad been caught in the act and the depth of forty feet Into each a rope was about his neck Tho eastsmaller pipe open at the bottom ern man thought it was time to do has been inserted to within an inch something and he lifted up his and a half of the bottom By means voice of a huge condenser cold air is Gentlemen you he shouted forced through the small pipes into must not do this thing tho larger and returned for further The crowd stopped in amazement service into tho condenser Whats the matter with you It has been possible thus to use air cooled inquired the leader coming up close by expansion to about fifty degrees to the easterner below zero and the effect of this I say you must not do this intense cold upon the flowing mud thing repeated the stranger Why not asked the leader and quicksand has been to solidify Because it is against the law it With a coffer dam to exclude This was a now reasoning and the the water of the Harlem tho excava- ¬ tion is now being slowly sunk to leader stayed the proceedings a mo rock Some time will be required to ment Say he inquired whar air you complete this intricate work but it is expected to prove a success in the frum New York responded the visend Uovol Engineering Experiment in Printed Lecture Had No Answer for Any Disease Welcomo That That Question ProgrroBQ in Now York ries Off tho Animals A new fakir struck town lust Oar- - 1010 p m SOUTH SfOpm MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY AMZI DODD President 6S2S30iV Total Assets January 1st 1895 1879Cl3166a Paid Policy Holders since organization Y Standard Surplus FormerJN 07283 Losses paid In Kentucky over 80000 year GUARANTEED CASH SURRENDER VALUES on life and endowment After second policies INCONTESTIBLE CASH LOANS made on assignable policies In case of lapse no FORFEITURE policy Is continued In force FOR FULL AMOUNT by the reserve orlf pre ¬ ferred to the purchase of a paid up policy No restrictions as to RESIDENCE or OCCUPA r Whitman County A T Contains the In ¬ fested District Futllo Attempts of Lund Holders In the Way of Extermination been the hope and prayer all farmers in tho southern and western parts of Whitman county for several years past that some kind of a contagious disease would break out or could be inoculated into thetroublesome ground squir- ¬ rel Several attempts have been made to breed some kind of a dis- ¬ ease among them but nil seem to have been unsuccessful In view of these numerous unsuc- ¬ cessful attempts says the Arl zoniari and the interest taken in the matter considerable comment was caused a few days ago by the report coming from near Penawawa that there was some kind of disease which was killing the pests in largenumbers and the countryjnight hope to be free from their devastat- ¬ ing ravages A Spokesman Review correspond1 ent has made an extensive trip through the infested district in order to investigate the authentici- ¬ ty of the reports and the extent to which the disease is proving fatal There spems to be no doubt that there is a contagion among them which is proving fatal to a few though not to ihe extent that has been represented The first effect on the animals is to make them dumpy and stupid then scabs and sores appear on the body of the ani ¬ mal aud soon they lose the use of their hind parts and are barely able to get around Very few dead squir- ¬ rels were found but the animals seem to be less numerous than they were a few weeks ago The de- ¬ crease in numbers is explained by some observers by the fact that the females have gone in their holes to have their young but it has also been noticed in districts where the young squirrels are old enough to get out of their holes Already preparations are being made to spread the disease Inquiries come from all over the country concern- ¬ ing the authenticity of the reports and the effect it is having to de- ¬ crease the numbers and ravages of the pests But while the farmers are anxiously watching the outcome of the infection they are by no means idle in aiding nature to destroy their en- ¬ emy Traps guns bombs and all kinds of poisons are used In aid of their destruction One Colfax firm has already sold over five hundred ounces of strychnine and other poi- ¬ sons in proportion Arsenic seems to be springing into favor as a destroyer but some who have been experimenting with it report rather unfavorably Since the success of the western one third of this county depends almost entirely on the discovery of some method which will promptly and effectively exterminate these mischievous little animals all new suggestions to that end are thankfully received and given a fair trial In Spokane county five hundred patent bombs for the extermination of squirrels have been received by the county commissioners for distribution among of It has Nashville Accomodation 625am St Louis Mall S18pm Nashville Accommodation does not run tin Monday North bound St Louis and Chicago tfast trolns have hrough trains solid and sleepers to Chicago and St Louis irastLlue stops only at Important stations and crossings Ha hrough Pullman sleep era to Atlanta Ga J M Adams Agent 3Jam W aw rfl A A THE GREAT w m THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired FW SMITH CO State Agents 542 West Main street Louisville Ky Through Trunk Line Tenn CALLIS WALLACE LocalAgents KENTUCKY HOPKINVILLE between the cities o Cincinnati Lexington Louis TOM P MAJOR ville Evansvie St Louis Late of Clarksville And tho cities of i JAS D HEALEY Nashville Memphis Mont gomery Mobile and New Orleans IVLajoi Bookkeeoe Late of Givens Headley Jr Co WITHOUT CHANGE TOBACCO WAREHOUSE CO Froprs ND SPEED CNBIVALED Pullman Palace Gars for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jackson- ¬ ville and points TOM P MAJOR NO 1025 West Main Street LOUISVILLE WC WHKELER - KY in Florida JOHNN MILLS Connections are made Nashville for all points at Guthrie and OJorth In Pullman Palace Cars East South and West WITCH I rl this road will receive special low rates Se8 agents of this company for rates routes c or write to P Atmcre G P TA JOHN EUHOS ST JOHN BOYLE EMIGRANrSSTttfiS S WAREHOUSEMEN If lXJJJLJJLJxJXli ML I 3 Louisvile Russellville and Railroad Streets Fixe Proof COMMISSION MERCHANTS GRAIN DEALERS 7vraxeixouse- - Hopkiusville Kentucky Liberal Advances on Conslenments All Tobacco Sent Us Covered by Insurance JKeceueih 60 Sf W T R HANCOCK R O WILCOX TIIE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE T R HANCOCK CO Louisville Evansville Cincinnati AND ALL POINTS iiCflCK WAREHOUSE R HANCOCK Liberal Advances on Tobacco Salesman COR MAIN AND FRONT STREETS TO Tobacco Warehousemen and Commission Merchants Store T Mwnpliis Yicksburg New Orleans AND ALL POINTS Limited Trains and Perfect Service Connecting at Memphis with through trains to all points in SOUTH NAT GAITHER JAS WEST GAITHEE WEST Arkansas and Texas Rates Tickets and all Information will be furnished ou application to your nearest ticket agent T B LYNOH General Passenaer Agent Louisville Ky LJ AS And Proprietors PLANTER3 Warehouse HOPKINSVILLE K W MM L TOBACCO r iUISVILLE ST LOUIS RAILWAY 1 TEX ERAGSDADE R E COOPER SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY No 53 1S8J- BAGSDALE GOOPEE 51 GO west bound Lv Louisville West Point Dally 7 8 8 9 99 9 9 54 10 18 10 59 No Dally Brandenbuig Irvington Stephensport Cloverport Hawesville Lewlsport Owensboro 630pm 25pm 04pm 30pm pm 28pm 10 28 745am 840am 017am 045am am the farmers Ar Henderson Spotsvllle r The gang yelled its disapproval I reckon youd better scatter mister said the leader meuacing--lWe read the papers we do and we air doing this thing for a quarantine agin the brand uv mor als you fellers keep on tap In that being very full and edged with flut- ¬ town Texas aint no paradise but tering ruffles Tho blouse was com- - it aint no New York nuther Now Sosed of gray satin ribbon three you git mister- and boys a pull ches wide alternating with creamy all together on that thar rope N white lace with a beautifully fin ¬ Y World ished edge whloh lapped over tho selvedge of the ribbon About the Caring for a Pipe neck was worn a dog collar of silver When you want to buy a briar The sleeves were immensely gigot get a pipe said a dealer recently the tightly fitting lower arm but- ¬ root briar Youwlll find it profit- ¬ toned with silver ornaments to match he collar Gray silk stock ¬ able also to get an imported make ings and gray suedo slippers with a Any pipe will get rank unless it is bit of silver embroidery and gray taken care of and I think a briar suedo gloves completed the picture root should be cleaned and oiled which any red haired girl may dupli- ¬ once a week if it is used by a steady cate for very little- - N Y Adver- ¬ smoker By the way the simplest and best method of cleaning a pipe tiser is to do it with an ordinary piece of The Presbyterians string Unravel one end of the A Girl In Gray itor A certain auburn haired girl ap peared at an evening party not long ago in a simple gown which made her look like a picture It was of sheer gray organdie made over mouse gray satin the outer skirt 5 Presbyterian church in the string three quarters of the length United States claims a membership push the other end through the of 179721 and holds church property bore and drawit through slowly valued at 88i2162 The numbee Another point smokers should ¬ of societies in this denomlnjatidn is know Is that a pipe ought to be car ried in a loose chamois skin cas 2391 which hold services in 2J288 churches seating 690843 people and not in a box case so that theaJv can reach it Av pipe is as helplefc occupies also 143 halls with a seat ¬ baby and needs as much can ing canacltv of 19895 TrThe aa THE DICTIONARY GROWS Reporters Attempt to Describe a Game of Baseball The possibilities of the English language havefrequently been taxed to describe the great American game of baseball but for striking illustration this from the Herald of Qulncy 111 has rarely been equaled The glass armed toy soldiers of this town were fed to the pigs yes- ¬ terday by tho cadaverous Indian grave robbers from Omaha The flabby one lunged Reubens who represent the Gem City in the reckless rush for the baseball pennant had their shins toasted by the basilisk eyed cattle drivers from the west They stood around with gaping eyeballs like a hen on a hot nail and suffered the grizzly yaps of Omaha to run the bases until their necks were long with thirst Hickey had pore errors than Coins Financial School and led the rheumatic pro- ¬ cession to the morgue The Quincys were full of straw and scrap iron They couldnt hit a brick wagon with a pickax and ran bases like pallbearers at a funeral If three base hits wero growing on tho back of every mans neck they couldnt reach em with a feather duster It looked as if the Amalgamated Union of South American Hoodoos was in spssion for work in the thirty third degree The geezers stood about and whistled for help and were so weak they couldnt lift a glass of beer If it had been all foamp Every ¬ thing was yellow rocky and whang basted like a stigtossel full of dog glegarrimon The game and frostblttenT TheOma hogs were fcBads enoUgh but tho Qulncy Brown Sox had their fins sewed up until they couldnt hold a crazy quilt unless it was tied around their necks was-whls-kered east BOUND Spottsvllle Owensboro Lewlsport Hawesville Cloverport Stephensport Irvington Brandenburg West Point Ar Louisville HC Lv Henderson pm 12 22 am Special attention to sampling and selling tobacco Liberal advance- ¬ 1145 pm 108pm 12 10 am 130pm ments made on consignments Our chaiges for selling Tobacco will remain No 52 No 5 No commission Dally Dally F250 7 7 8 80 9 9 10 05 10 28 1050am n m 11 16 a m p m 11 40 a m Mi B ALLEN T iiiiiiii mnmii HOPKINSVILLE KY 20am 43am am 13am 37am am 4 00 am am 255pm 316pm pm J 485pm 469pm 5 24 p m 5 45 p m 6 80pm 6 58 p m 7 85 a m GeulAgt L E DADD BooK keeper C P WAREIELDSup 1105 31 12 05 11 am Union Tobacco Warehouse j COMMERCE and IIITER STS 100pm A G pm 8 80am CO For further Information address or Mordce PA 2 WLMills Louisville Ky Clarksville Tennessee Owrnsboro Ky UNION HOUSE Results of Advertising When I talk to a man who has made a fortune by advertising I wonder that anybody who has any ¬ thing to sell does not go and do like ¬ wise One man told me a day or two ago that his concern with a nom ¬ inal capital of 160000 only 30000 of which was paid in has divided in a single year among three partners profits to the amount of 750000 and that exclusive of salaries of 50000 and 25000 drawn by two members of the firm Ten or twelve years ago this man was a drug clerk on a small salary in a western town ana is now one of the millionaires of New York Without advertising I might have made a living he said but it was advertising that made me rich and advertising a v v sim olo commodity at that Many Blacksmiths Tihpral nrlvnnrp mnrlp nn Hnn signments Free Storage to Planters Correspondence So licited M Prompt and Careful Attention to All Business Entrusted to Us T C HANBERY P SHRYER PEOPLES WAREHOUSE HANBERY SHRYER Props 3gZ37 E3Ioplsirisville EstaTo listed Railroad Street Between Tenth and Eleventh Careful 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 Thenumber ofbacksmitlis in this country when the tenth census was taken was 172726 under this designation being comprised not only those who shod horses but a great vrietyofraachinists who classed themselves knights of the forge among tho Emperor Williams is an eager lawn tennis player and assiduously prac- ice wo game oven iu wmier 1869 v 00 Uimilll Tobacco Commission Merchants CENTRAL WAREHOUSE DECop3slnville a i At v Oi We ore authorized to announce JUDGETHOSJ MORROW s a candidate for Circuit Judge of the Third Judicial Dlstriot subject to the action of the Deinocratlo Convention July 0 u It is a fact worthy of note that the JRettfttcWani SjojjJttartile s Linn organs m their abuse of Boss Meacham have kindly refrained from Has been my affliction from childhood 0IUSIU IUESMI AS1 FRIWI MOBKIXGS It wm caused by impure blood and every calling him a fool BT spring I was sure to have ft long spell CHAS M MEACHAM It took hard work to get Bradley and my genoral to agree tothose joint debates When health would give SUBSCRIPTION 2 A YEAR IN ADVANCE way confronted with a business proposi Doctors did Local reading notices 20 cents per ltne Spe me but little good Hue each Insertion per i8iI Looals 6 cents advertisements furnished tion for forty discussions he couldnt and I became de ¬ Bates for standing ue brought to the talking point on n application spondent Last more than a dozen of them The Re Bpring eryslpelaa OFFtUE 212 SOOTH MAIN STREET settled in my eyes publican champion was ready to holANNOUNCEMENT and I became total- ¬ ler nough before time was even called ly Jt A Erysipelas 0 Paying Strict Attention to IN Thats Ny what WK l M Business v i wr i W if Brings BEJIOCKATIC TIOKKT For Governor 2 WAT HARDIN of Mercer blind for several weeks Hoods Sar- If anybody is still giving credence saparilla was recommended and after tak ¬ to the absurd story that the editor of ing one bottle my sight gradually returned my blood became purified was theKENTuoKiANistobe Judge Mor- restored to good health With anJ I Sar Hoods rows Master Commissioner we desire saparilla one is well armed to meet any foe Miss Lulu Lbb 144 Market St to again brand it as false in fact and Memphis Tcnn Remember sults ky ffcBBnr Re vMm1 Jr L i a rI vLa In Tor Lieutenant Governor JtT TYLER of Fulton For Treasurer RcJFORDofClay I v t t For Audltoi 1 0 NORMAN of Boone Cor Register of the Land Office G B SWANGO of Wolfe f malicious in its conception We would not have the place if it were off- ¬ ered to us on a silver waiter and furthermore we know that Judge Morrow has made no promises deals or Is the Only bargains for this position Can Judge nentiy in theTrue Blood Purifier promi public eye fl sir for fo Linn say as much cure all liver Ills blllous Sarsaparilla tiuuu a Plllc nes Hoods hMn t f if- headaches 2Jc w - For Attorney General W JHENDRICKof Fleming HENRY SHALE ForSecretary of State of Graves ForSuptof Public Instruction ED PORTER THOMPSON of Owen For Commissioner of Agriculture ION BNALL of Louisville For Railroad Commissioners wj FLETCHER DEMPSEY of Hopkins GEO HALEXANDER of Jefferson GREEN R KELLAR of Nicholas For Magistrate Pembroke District WM LPARKER The Louisville Democrats seem to i be in a very bad way Col Jno H Wkallen tho deposed chairman an nounces that he will suppport Judge Simrall the independent candidate for appellate court judge The split in me party is a serious one and if both Simrall and Eastin run through there can be but one logical result the election of Du Eelle the Eepublicau candidate The situation is still further complicated by tho pres ence on the track of an independent Democratic candidate for the legislature from Jefferson county The reported Indian troubles in the West last week were almost wholly imaginary There were no bloody outbreaks and no cause for alarm from either the Banuocks or Shoshones Louisville has some citizens with distinguished names who sometime get into trouble For instance J D Glardy was last week fined for fight- irrg and Jno D Carroll married a widow fc The New York Mercury is taking a poll on the question Shall the Un¬ ited States resume the free coinage of silvervai 16 to 1 without waiting on The last report dtliar nations hojved 32052 ayes and 1783 noes The Owensboro Messenger calls attention to the fact that Mr Watterson rvoted for Boies a rank free silver man for president in the Chicago convention side by side with Jno S Rhea This fact had been overlook ed in the excitement of Marse Henrys jcampaign for gold KM PL fl IA- Blackburn made another ten strike in Saturdays legislative nominations in the Democratic party of Louisville needs another drgam to explain securing four and perhaps five of the made in Democratic what it means Some people never ap- seven nominees districts In Franklin Col E H pear to worse advantage than when Taylor who came out about ten days Ahoy try to do something ago in opposition to Jas A Violett The New York Mercurys silver understood to be a Buckuer man was It had been election conducted upon the plan defeated by 331 votes evident for several days that Col originated by the Chicago Eecord resulted in 32052 votes for and 1783 Taylor could not defeat Violett who against free silver Among the most had been a candidate for months In Take Vitalia Liver Pills enthusiastic free silver men in New Nelson county Isaac Wilson defeat 75c York is Congressman Chas H Tur ed Harry McKay the Blackburn can- Is the cause of that tired languid feel Obituary nerof the Sixth district Owensboro didate In Allen county J H Han ing which afflicts you at this season A Ladd was born in Trigg Walter cock was nominated by a convention The blood is impure and has become IMesseuger county Ky on the 2nd of of Decemand in Livingston and Crittenden thin and poor That is why you have ber 1862 He was married to Miss County Judge Eichie of Jefferson Nichols beat Adams single standard no strength no appetite cannot sleep Purify your blood with Hoods Sarsa- Mary Ella Garnett on the 23rd of county who is a Eepublicau has in candidate Both of these are Black- parilla which will give you an appe- March 1892 and died on the 1st of vited the chairmen of the Eepubl- burn men and for free silver In tite tone your stomach and invigor- August 1895 of typhoid fever About fifteen years agohe professed faith in icau and Democratic county commi- Calloway A D Thompson was re- ate your nerves Christ was baptized by Rev A W ttees to Bubmit to him lists of names nominated and as he is from a strong Hoods Pills are easy to take easy Meachain and became a member of from which election officers will be silver county he may be counted for in action and sure in effeet 25c the Cerulean Snrines Baptist church W C Holland a Blackburn appointed this month If Judge Joe Of this church ne was a very efficient Breathitt of this county would adopt man won easily in Lyon and Mar That you cannot be well unless you member serving a number of years this plan his course would meet the shall counties that were voted have pure rich blood If you are as clerk He was a youug man of more than approval of fair and conservative men against silver in the recent conven weak tired languid and all run down ordinary intelligence deeply pious tion In Ballard and Carlisle there it is because your blood is impover and faithful in all the relations of of all parties were four candidates three of them ished and lacks vitality These trou life The writer who baptized him There are politicians in Christian for silver and the gold champion may bles may be overcome by Hoods Sar- married him and preached his funer ¬ county wno supportea juanoon over have profited by the division in the saparilla because Hoods Sarsaparilla al would extend his heartfelt sympa It is in truth thies to his sorrowing relatives and TMcKenzie in 1886 who have not yet silver ranks Hon Fenton Sims nom makes pure rich blood the great blood M friends recovered from the suicidal effects of inated for senator in the Trigg disEeoure sleeping car Beaemtlon going against a home man for an trict is a strong silver man and alHoods Pills cure liver ills consti- If- you intend taking the trip to the biliousness jaundice sick outside candidate In that race 471 most sure to vote for Blackburn eadaches indigestion sea shore Aug 7 it would be well to votes were cast acrainst Mr McKen- - Denny P Smith nominated for reprearrange for a berth in a sleeper at once zie who received 1800 votes Nobody sentative in Trigg is non committal Impure blood is the cause of boils as only a few more sections remain xiLct8 Linn to got half as many but as he will represent a silver coun- pimples and other eruptions Hoods untaken in the Hopkinsville car jB is Laffoon received in Christian ty his constituents doubtless under Sarsaparilla purifies the blood and Call on or address T E Baatley Kentuckian office Hopkinsville Ky county stand how he will vote Taking the cures these troublee recent summary in the Courier-JournBro Walton of the Stanford Jourand figuring from that Blacknal who will bring a burn now has about 33 to 85 votes in charming young bride with him next sight or within perhaps ten votes of month has this to say of the press a majority of all the probable Dem Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U S Govt Report meeting here in 1878 The Hopkins ocratic votes These he will find with ville people are already beginning to out trouble in the nominations vet to put the big pot into the little one and be made in silver counties like Logan lho skillet in that in preparation for D aviess and McCracken One or two ilia entertainment ot the members of more killings like last Saturday Iho Kentucky Press Association will remove any lingering doubt that ThoBe of us who enjoyed the meeting Joe Blackburn will succeed himself of that body there 17 years ago know in the senate as the champion of the how delightfully the Hopkinsvillians peoples rights entertain and aro looking forward to Herbert Pollard of this city has glorious times next month opened a bakery in Elkton The Xiouisville Stars diagram mixing u the Kentuckian and other In the convention at Owensboro last June it was the 8 votes of Calloway county thrown to Moore on the final ballot that dropped Frank Eichardson by two votes when Demo sey had loaned Moore all of the votes he could well spare The Calloway delegation was controlled by friends of Judge Linn who refused to let the Christian county candidate have even half the vote of Calloway which would have kept him in the race against Dempsey at the wind up Ihere were delegates present who protested that Eichardson was undoubtedly their countys second choice but JudgeLinns friends turn eda deaf ear to their appeals and voted against Eichardson and Christian county It comes with a poor grace nowiu the face of these facts for Cal- ¬ loway county to send a candidate into Eichardsons own town to beg for political favors Yet this spectacle was presented last week Ceasar tells us all Gaul was divided into three parts At least two of these parts must have been inherited by Judge Linn and his Calloway county friends The political situation in this coun ty is rapidly clearing It is becoming evidentto the most casual observer that the bottom has dropped out of the small and feeble boomlet launched last week for Judge Linn Judge Morrow will have no serious opposi tion in his own county Politicians will not commit political suicide the fighthie Democrats will not permit one of their number to be sold out or traded off and the people will rally to their own trusted leader all over the couuty Now and then a man can bo found who still says he is for Linn but in fully half of the precincts in the county if there is a Linn man he has not made his presence known The only danger to Morrow is that the lack of opposition enough to stir up his friends will cause the vote to be lighter than it ought to be If the vote is as much as 2000 or more Morrows majority will be not les than 1500 in Christian county In no event do we believe that Judge Linn can muster more than 200 votes in the county y Anyone with half an eye can see1 that our friend r Grqver has been doing that same r And in this connection let us remark that it is paying strict attention to busi ¬ ness that has placed HAPPY HOME Clothing at the head of the procession From the shearing of the sheep to the sewing on of the last button every hands turn in their manufacture is calculated to produce finished garments of a strictly high grade and we take pleasure in selling them on a positive guarantee to please or refund the money paid wr them u Mammoth Clothing Shoe Co No Main St Hopkins ville Ky SIATRIMONIAIi TOI1ACCO NEWS HOPKINSVILLE MABKET IS at Uawooiu Where to Stop Bob Skinner Caught Bob Skinner the negro who split Henry Woods head open with an axe on the 22nd of July at Madisonville was caught at Princeton by Marshal Wilson he negro whose Wood head was cut has recovered Skinner was taken to Madisonville and jailed to await the action of the grand jury Oatarrh Oannot he Oured state papers with the factional fight with Local Applications as they cannot reach the seat of the disease Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and aots directly on the blood and mucous surfaces Halls Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicene It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years and is a regular Erescription It is composed of the known combined with the best blood purifier acting directly The perfect on the mucous surfaces combination of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results Send for testiin curing Catarrh monials free CO Props FJCHENEY Toledo O Sold by druggists price The Princeton Banner announces the marriage of a former Hopkins ville young man in the following Mr Harry McCamy and Miss Ethel Calvert both of this city were mar ried at Kuttawa Tuesday morning at 10 oclock Miss Calvert was attending the campmeeting and Mr McCa- ¬ my went down accompanied by Mr Pete Whitmire Tuesday in time for the wedding The groom is an industrious young mechanic and a member of the firm of H F McCamy Sons He is very prominent in religious and church work and has many friends His bride is a granddaughter of Mr John Higgins She is a lady of many sterling qualities and is most admired by those who know her best Moss Powell Mr Jas P Moss and Miss Annie Powell both of the Pilot Kock country were married last Thursday evening The marriage took place at the home of the brides parents SnOEMAKEtt FLEMINa Mr J Pi Shoemaker an O V employe and Miss M G Fleming the pretty daughter of Mrs E J Fleming were married in this city Saturday evening East Hale Mr W T East and Miss Jennie Hale were married at the home of the brides parents near Kelly Sunday Thompson Wheeler Last Wednes day at Little River church near Fairview Mr Richard Thompson of the Casky neighborhood and Miss Sallie Wheeler of Fairview were united in marriage The ceremony was performed by Rev Crunk of Casky Both young people are prom- ¬ inent in society Co Sales by Ragsdale Cooper of 516 hhds July 24 25 30 and 81 196 hhds good and med leaf S12 25 11 75 11 75 11 75 1175 11 50 11 25 11 00 11 00 11 00 11 00 11 00 10 75 10 75 10 75 10 75 10 75 10 25 10 25 1Q 00 10 00 10 75 9 95 940 9259409 709 009 50 9 50 9 95 19 45 9 40 9 00 9 0U 9 50j 9 30 8 90 8 758008008 508 50 8 00 8 00 8 45 8 70 8 40 8 50 8 30 8 00 8 00 8 208 00800810 8408 90 8 00 8 308 008 508 508 50 8 00 8 00 8 007 957 757 457 45 7 90 7 30 7 40 7 40 7 80 7 75 7 75 T50 7 50 7 00 7 00 7307 20 7 25 7 50 7 70 7 60 7 00 007 007 30 7 40 7 00 7 007 007 407 00710 7 40 7 60 7 00 7 30 7 407 00 7 10 7 00 7 40 7 007107 007 407 90 7 00 7 30 7 20 7 00 7 90 7 7 60 7 00 7 60 7 25 7 60 7 10 7 00 9 90 6 90 6 90 6 90 6 25 6 50 6 25 6 40 6 80 6 10 6 20 6 506 506 606 306 60 6 80 6 50 6 90 6 50 6 60 6 30 6 25 6 30 6 25 6 50 6 75 6 20 6 10 6 75 6 50 6 25 6 25 6 90 6 10 6 40 6 50 6 50 6 40 6 40 6 75 6 60 6 60 6 75 6 70 6 40 6 30 6 75 6 75 6 75 625 14 hhds at 6 each 175 hhds nam leaf at S8 to 4 25 71 hhds good lugs 4 25 to 3 00 51 hlids med lugs S3 to 2 5A 23 hhis com lugs and trash 4 -- 5 When you go to Dawson Springs Ky stop at the Summit House Rates S7 per week 26 dollars per month Children half rates Special rates to families and parties of five or more from the same place This hotel has been greatly improved and is situated on a beauti ful elevation Is convenient to he springs and depot and is acknowledged to have the coolest most healthful and pleasant location of any hotel in Dawson Guests of the Summit can sit in their rooms and drink any of Dawson life living waters free of charge Correspondence solicited and cheer fully answered Clerkand porters to meet trains jt fPk H H Ramsey Proper Mrs Phoebe Hull of Round Bottom W Va ten miles up the Big Sandy valley from Ashland Ky is reported dead from injuries received from her horse running rway and throwing her against a pile of rocks along the road The animal became frightened at the rumble of the train while crossijpB the new roadway of the ChesapeaBand Ohio Big Sandy railroad bridge at Catlettsburg v Afflicted for Years to I 10 Our market remains very strong all desirable leaf and good lugs Common lugs about c higher than previous sales Tobacco but of order and funked is hard to sell even at low figures Ship your tobacco to us and we will get you the highest market price Very Respectfully Ragsdale Cooper Co fr LOUISVILLE MARKET Major House sold 31 hhds 3 hhds Anderson co BurleyleafatS9 10820 6 20 6 Owen Burley lugs at 5 20 4 90 to 3 10 5 Galletin Bnrley trash Owen Delaney aged 60 living at at S3 60 3 10 to 3 6 Fulton dark Deshler O murdered his wife to get leaf at 6 10 5 50 5 25 to 5 3 Fulton S500 she had recently come into posdark luge at 2 80 2 60 2 35 5 Cald session of well dark leaf and lugs at 5 45 5 10 3 60 to 2 90 3 McLean dark trash at Hiram T Warder was fatally shot at Maysville by George Washburne S2 60 2 80 2 25 who is a tenant on Warders farm Committees Appointed Warder is dying The following committees have been Properly we ought to be supplied announced for the coming meeting of with a new adjective freshly made to the press association Sept 23 describe the wonderful cures from LOCAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Chas M Meacham A Walker Ramons Tonic Liver Pills Nothing Wood T L Metcalfe J L Edmond like it has ever been seen before in the field of medicine It is not a single sou remedy but an entire course of treat BALL COMMITTEE Walker Wood Frank Bell C H ment lasting three weeks You receive just sufficient medicine for a Tandy Thos C Underwood three weeks treatment for 25 cents ARRANGEMENT COMMITTEE Get a sample from your drug W A- Wilgus John B Galbreath gists free tiny Pellets all The are to build George EvGary H H Aberuathy E up the system weakened by liver Br Bassett C M Latham R E pills For sale by R G Hardwick Cooper t Dont Tobacco Sltor Smoke Ytf ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE Life way Chas M Meacham J H Anderson about C A Cosby J D Russell Dr T W 13 the truthful startling title of a Booktobacco the harmles guaranteed Blakey E M Flack J T Hanbery habit cure that braces up nlcotlnlzed nerves Mr R B Goodman Marietta Ga says I was troubled with rheumatism which the doctors called sciatica for a number of years doctoring with everything I could hear of with no ben efit until I commenced with Dr Kings Royal Germetuer which cured me sound and well I was at times for several months so I could not walk at all I have now been thoroughly well of it for four years and think there is no medicine that can equal Germetuer Write to The Atlanta Chemical Co Atlanta Ga for 48 page book free New package large bottle 108 doses 31 For sale by R C Hardwick tl r al Tom Long S G Buckner Frank Monroe JF Rogers E M Sherwood W J Withers Dr B W Stone C K POSITIONS GUARANTEED Wyly James Breathitt Bailey Rich under reasonable conditions Do not say It can not be done tUl you send for free catalogue of ards J M Adams T E Bartley F W Dabney Hunter Wood M CForbes Dr James Rodman H W Tibbs J Y Owsley Sam Frankel RECEPTION COMMITTEE eliminates the nicotine poison makes weak men gain strength vlcor and manhood You rnn no physical no financial risk as In sold by R O Hardwick under a guaran ¬ tee to cure or money refunded Book free Address Sterling Rem y Co Now York or Chicago Royal Post Office Notice DRAUQHONS PRACTICAL ABSOLUTELY PURE NnsUville Tcnn ing of the mail will be changed from This College endorsed by bankers All having and merchants is strongly weeks by DrautfJlfoJ FOUR schedule cards will please make the etnpd of teaching bookkeeping is equSfffo TWELVE weeks by the old plan change in Shorthand Penmanship and Teleg raphy Cheap board Open to both sexes No W A Wilgus P M 550 p in to 610 p m Special-advantages 533 pm and the hour for the open Train No 51 evening now arrives at ru4zei6 SWSm Dr J W Veuable has moved into his handsome new cottage on the corner of Virginia and 14th Btreets vacation Enter now Railroad Fare Paid HOKE STDDY adapt Shorthand and Pbwmanship especlaUy Study ¬ ed to home study Writ forrHome circulars at once tesrffiSSS JggjWllMHftl1WWMliiii lfBrigmvm O iwiiisjWKufr yw a fiiA U ic s ABQUND --AND ABOUT Nothing Methodist church met at Guthrie last week Hopkiusville Russellvijle and Elkton asked for the parsonage Af ¬ Tho Hopkins County Fair Com Bus A Condensed Account of tho Latest Hap ter a few ballots Elkton won pany Headed by J B Atkinson sellville Ledger pollings Tersely Told lor Iluajr Reactors lives in Daviess Ed Hayden who Coxey has been nominated for county fifteen years ago while play Making Many Dulrable Improvements on their Qrotmds and Preparing for a Magnificent Exhib ing on his fathers farm found a land governor by the Ohio Populist and cut his name on its ition at the Thirteenth Annual Meeting Aagnst terrapin At Jtfjfcshville two big companies in shell Tuesday while plowing in the the 28th 29th 30th and 31st creasGOtho pay of their employes same field Mr Hayden unearthed the The people who have hold of the same terrapin alive and still bearing John Porter col hung himself at the name which had been cut in its Hopkins County Fair are evidently Paris shell fifteen years before the right men in the right place and The Danville fair was largely at ¬ Pleasant Timea at Howell tended last week certainly have a fine conception of the Howell Ky Aug 5 This vicini proper way to build up an enterprise Jim Matney who killed Will ¬ ty has been decidedly gay this season of this character Thacker a wife beater in Pike coun The board of offity last week has been acquitted Pleasure has reigned supreme among cers is composed of Jno B Atkinson Miss Aunie Wieland of Louisville the young people and of all the en director in chief H H Holeman demands 310000 damages from tertainments given one of the most president S D Langley James Keed for breach of promise pleasant was given on last Thursday dent E L Hendricks treasurer and The Big Four will begin running evening by Mrs Jesse E Evans in C C Givens secretary into Louisville over the new bridge honor of her charming guests Misses Mr Atkinson is taking the lead in Edna Shopshire of Cincinnati Augui8 Mary Manson of Clarksvilleand Lu the matter and proposes to make the Maj A T Wood at Mt Sterling die Kendrickj of Ashbury annual meeting at Madisonville the has announced himself a Republican The night in question was one of greatest of their kind in southern candidate for the U S Senate those rarely beautiful nights which Kentucky He does everything on a Pugilist Jim Corbetts wife has se ¬ seem specially made for outdoor en- big scale and was never known to He is ably and energetically as- A clear moon shed its fail cured a divorce and 5200 alimony a tertainments softest radiance upon a scene beau- sisieu Dy jrresiueni noieman secre year and Jim cannot marry again tified by the light of countless Chi- tary Givens and the other officers The Kentucky Lumber Companys nese lanterns while the presence of all active hustling popular gentlemill at Williamsburg was destroyed many well dressed gentlemen and men whose ambition and pride are v uy lire ijobs duuw mmm if beautiful ladies completed a picture thoroughly enlisted in the great Fair V Three tramoswere killed and five as pretty as a glimpse of fairy land to be held on the last four days in For several hours pleasant conver- this month Nearly 200000 have injured in a freight wreck near Cani U I sation was indulged in and abont 11 been expended this spring in improvton Ohio i -- 3i oclock the ing the grounds The Standard Wagon Co of Cin dining roomcrowd was invited into the possible comforts and providing all and conveniences to partake of an elegant cinnati O assigned Assets 3000 collation consisting of ice cream for the great throngs of people who 000 liabilities 100000 sherbet cakes fruits and confection- will attend Five fine wells will supJohn Quincy Adams a member of eries The hostess ably assisted by ply abundant of Water for drinking the revolutionary family died sud- several other ladies left nothing un purposes which will be kept ice cold A splendid denly while riding a wheel at Niaga- done for the pleasure of all present new promenade way ra Falls and the writer feels Bafe in the asser- his been constructed at the top of the Heron Fleming a Kentucky and tion that all left the party with heart amphitheatre 18x370 feet the widest Virginia outlaw was acquitted of iuii oi gratitude tor an evening ot un- largest and most attractive in the state New seats have been provided complicity in the mUrder of the alloyed enjoyment The society people of this vicinity for the amphitheatre capable of com Mullins family at Pound Gap were handsomeh entertained by Mr fortably seating five thousand Shade CCapt H J ONeill aged 82 for- and Mrs J Y Terrell on last trees without number have been merly a Louisville policeman was Wednesday evening To this party piantea wmen win in a lew years married last week to Rosa Langham a large number or invitations were furnish magnificent shade A con s aged 2i issued and all who were thus hon- venient ladies building has been Lillie Snauder aged 17 is suing ored knowing the hospitality of these erected adapted especially to their her boy husband in the Louisville good people gladly accepted so that needs and comforts An immense court for divorce Cruel treatment is by 9 p m the spacious yard of Mr pond has been provided which will and Mrs Terrell was dotted about supply stock water free to all And alleged r with as merry a throng of pleasure many other minor improvements B F Burbridge a veteran of the seekers as ever met together along this line have been made all Mexican and civil wars was Killed The object of the gathering was having in view the personal comfort yesterday in a fall from his wagon at pleasure and no one was disap of the people who will attend The Owingsville pointed for the party was an eminent grounds will be thoroughly sprinkled ¬ Miss Flagler daughter of the success and every gue3t carried away with two big mogul sprinklers with Chief of Ordinance of the United a feeling of joy that he had been an unlimited water supply from Reinecke mines near by States Army shot and killed a young there as Among the attractions and events Invitations are out for a moonlight negro vwho was stealing fruit from entertainment to be given at the ele- worthy of notice outside of the splendas gant home of Mr and Mrs W W id program of races floral hall and Gen Frank Wolfordthe old hero Radford on next Tuesday evening ring displays etc may be mentioned of many battles died at Columbia and it goes without saying that the the great ex confederate reunion unKyj Friday He was one of the most affair will be enjoyable in every re- der the auspices of the Hopkins distinguished soldiera of Confederate spect County Relief Association on Thurs war fighting on the union side Miss Nellie Fox returned home a day Friday and Saturday which Rev Willard Edward Beecher few days ago from an extended visit will be inaugurated by an immense from the court house to the 2 brother of the noted divine Henry to Owensboro Ky Lewisburg Tenn air grounds Ward died Sunday at Brooklyn and other places The shooting tournaments on the Miss Main Wood a pretty blonde aged ilJbive children of the fa- of Clarksville left for her home a few first day in which crack shots from mo us faiMly of 11 still survive days ago after a pleasant visit to the all over the state will participate Hotel Zora Uniontowns handsome Misses Lowry some rattling bicycle races and fancy new hotel was opened last week It a side splitting mile Miss Edna Shopshire a thoroughly exhibitions is named for Miss Zora Mattingly bewitching young lady of Cincinna race every day free for all colors the daughter of the landlord Mr ti who has been the gue3t of Mr and kinds sexes and conditions of mule Chas I Mattingly1 Mrs J E Evans will leave on Thurs hood from any county state or na W Roadcap a Kentucky central day on a visit to her sister Mrs tion of the world without entry fee G A baloon ascension with thrilling brakeman was run over and fatally James Cayce near Hopkinsville Dr W A Haynes and Mr W A parachute leaps for the three first injured in the Paris yards Roadcap who lives in Paris was working in McKnight our efficient railroad agent days Exciting Roman chariot races viace of Brakeman Rhinhart who was are spending a few days in Louis- and high wire ascensions daily and last but not least the interesting ex ville hurt last week Mr Noble Mansonof Clarksville is hibition of all the phases of human At Lexington Capt George W visiting his aunt Mrs W W Rad- kind that is to be seen at a great Didlake one of the most prominent ford of this place gathering of this eort members of Gen John H Morgans N will sell tickets at TheL Miss Roswell Wilson who has for command in Lexington died aged some weeks been quite ill with inter- one fare for round trip good return63 He was teller of the Fayette Na mittent fever is now couvalescentand ing Sept 2 tional Bank and a useful citizen the writer voices the sentiment of the July Police Court Business An investigation shows a death rate entire community in wishing her Following is a summary of the busof 90 in every 1000 of the convicts in speedy and permanent recovery Mr E A Wilson one of Howells iness disposed of by Judge Hanbery the Coalburg Ala prison due to the unsanitary conditions upon which the Greatest gallants is spending a few in July relatives in Cadiz convicts are kept 20 Breach of peace Recent copious rains here insured Drunkenness 14 A second wage advance of 10 per corn crop this com5 cent has been made the employes of us the heaviest had for years and Fornication munity has 3 Norton Iron works at Ashland the tobacco crop is a very promising C c d w the 2 Street walking Ky 150 in all while the Ashland one Camille 2 Keeping bawdy house date al Coal and Iron Company from 2 Unlawfully tearing up side walk lows 5 per cent increase to 900 men The condition of Mr Byron Ratliff Cruelty toanimals 2 JOIN IN THE Ed Garten was stabbed to death who has been very ill at his home in Vagrancy 2 near Murray by his grandfather North Christian for several weeks is Fugitive 2 Joseph Elliott Garten was a per- unimproved and the chances are that Adultery l We have a very full line of HARNESS fect demon Elliott is a good old he will not live the week out 1 Assault TALBOT SADDLES made to order Ynan It was a clear case of 1 Shooting on public street Special Low Hates had attacked him The boy 1 Unlawfully taking property Special rates will be madu for Pointing loaded weapon with a billet of wood 1 1 Arrangements have been completed messengers and visitors attending Peddling without license 1 sale of 11000 acres of land in the Bethel association to be held at Using obscene language for the 1 Wilcox and Irwin counties Ga for Franklin Ky August 20 and 22 Contempt of court 1 Ohio Indiana Illinois 1895 Fifty must attend who travel Using profane language colonists from 1 Iowa Nebraska Wisconsin and other by rail to Franklin Ky They must Visiting bawdy house 1 thousand fam purchase regular pickets going to Seduction Western States Five 1 Franklin and at the time of the pur- Renting house to be used as b h ilieiwil locate on the lands chase must procure from the local TR impression now prevails that ticket agent where the ticket is 66 Total U rrtVQf 1fraitvinnriria msinflOfirfi purchased certificates showing that Svill pay a license for the privilege of regular tickets were sold them TickJI- Awarded ff l gut nuvjug luo 5lJ u10 uu 1U Tvno ets going to Franklin may be pur Under the new civil code of that chased within three days next before Highest Honors Worlds Fair State which goe into effect Sept I the opening or any day during the prhich a license to prize fight only costs association good to return any time 500 and the pugilists are not mtil three days after adjournment booked to meet until October Persons attending the association will be instructed at the association The grand regimental review of the return trip tickets at troops of the Third Regiment Ken how to procure any time tucky State Guard by Governor Jno J Milliken Brown took place yesterday evening 5 oclock at Camp John Young at DEATJUS Brown The Governor was accom Davis Mr A J Davis died at panied in his carriage by Adjutant his home on North Main street in General l Lieutegani nmpp u this city Friday morning aged 70 scene M9 a most beautiful and im years He had been sick for several pressive one and the general deport- months The interment took place ment marching and thorough execu- in Hopewell cemetery Sunday aftertion of the Third Regiment was sim noon MOST PERFECT MADE H rlv par excellence and excited the Jailer W T Williamson is able to vast throng of Free A pure Grape Qeam of Tartar Powder admiration of the spectators Henderson be out again after a severe attack of from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant assembled flux 40 YEARS THE STANDARD Gleaner COLUMN but news found in this a parsonage lor me presiuiutj oiuct of the Rusaellville district of the The committee appointed to Jocate Mammoth P repar ations winter Turf Oats Large yield and sure crop afford good win ter pasturage Time to sew in August and September Place your orders ior them at once Largestock of rye crimson clover timothy and red top on hand Something New vice-pre- si Buy the celebrated Empire wheat drill the only force feed on the mar et Guaranteed to sow wheat and fertilizer correctly igg we now handle the following reliable brands of wheat fertilizer Fertilizer Armour bone meal wheat grower Northwestern bone meal wheat grower Homestead wheat grower National dissolved bone Place orde early as bone meal and all animal matter ior fertilizer will be scarce and Higher Here is a Pair Proposition We will trade any far mer one of our latest im proved wagons for much wheat it can bring into market wheat to be in first class order and grade good No After unloading the wheat we willgive him fifty 50 bushels of coal to carry back home free of charge In BUGGIES we have this year fai sur ¬ passed any previous record Our stock was more carefully selected and was 5oods bought cheaper well bought are already half sold Come and PROCESSION SADDLERY and FLY NETS self-defen- This is a cut of the Majestic Range rtCry TbjflB mm CREAM PR cooks the goose of all our competitors woi t BAKING P0WDIR Save fuel save patience iron imitation any longer save money by buying a Majestic steel range It is the housekeepers pride and a married mans peace mker You cannot afford to use that old cracked cast FORBES BRQ v I r BJj i v CQH 6 t 4 V HOPkiKBYliDE n kenthokmn v itiust6ri85 mS fir CHAMPIOK SWEARER How Ho Wjs purod Qf His Be What is Bottingr Sin An Outre Character Of Ayr of tone Afro nis Habit of Shu ttlns ills Eyes YFhllo in a Paroxysm 8uc- Rojtod tho Remedy Castoria is Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants and Cliildren It contains neither Opium Morplunonor other Narcotic substance It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups and CastorOil It 1s Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty years uso by Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and allays foverlshness Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castoria relieves ieething troubles cures constipation and flatulency Castoria assimilates the food regulates tho stomach and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep Cas ¬ toria is tho Childrens Panacea tho Mothers Friend Ir Castoria Castoria Iwell Osgood Mass Castoria is an excellet tnedidne for chll- Castoria is so well adapted to children that xa Mothers have repeatedly told me of iU I recommend it as superior to any prescription good cfleet upon their children known to me Dr g C 0 II A Ill So Oxiord Archer MD St Brooklyn N Y - which Castoria Is the best remedy for children of I am acquainted I hope the day is not far distant when mothers will consider the real interest of their children and use Castoria instead of the various quack nostrums which are destroying their loved ones by forcing opium morphine soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats thereby sending them to premature graves DR J F KlNCHELOE Conway Ark Onr physicians in the childrens depart ment have spoken highly of their expert 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 United Hospitai and Dispensary Boston Mass Aixej C Surra Press Tho Centaur Company 77 Murray Street New York City is nearly as tar beyond thenew woman as it is beyond man A boy in New York fell through Tho Jumbo Wind Engine Now the opening in a fire escape landing Popular in Kansas at the fifth floor an old fashioned woman was sitting on the steps be- ¬ for rum pin 3 low A Cnrlous Contrivance The child caromed on the cop- ¬ Water to iuolstnn Arid Plains Its ing over the doorway and landed in Simplicity and Economy Is Its the womans lap That saved his tKgcorowpndatlqn fcift life and beyond a bruise as the result of striking the coping he was A crude invention called tbo Jum unharmed s bo wind engine Is now coming into Of course the question immedi- ¬ extensive use in western Kansas ately arises Of what use would a Its ease of construction economy in man have been under such circum- ¬ cost capacity in power and simplic- Clearly none - itj seem to recommend it to those stances And of what uso He ha would a no lap v ho observe its work new woman in bloomers have been It resembles says the Louisiana as little and for same rea- ¬ Planter the pdddlewheel of a stern Just Chicago Eveningthe son Post twheei boat with a shaft twelve or fourteen feel long is twelve or six A WICKED PHOTOGRAPHER teen feet across with six or eight He Gets People to Pose and Then arms Walks Away wheel is The lower half of this The circus was in town and with wind so that tfie shielded from the uir acts only upon the upper vanes it the customary grist of countryA crank upon one end of the shaft men who were fooled in the same old ways that are told about iu connects with a pump the Syracuse Its power can be indefinitely In story books saystwo score of Post them Not less than creased at any time by increasing be done by any- were victimized by just one man its length which can one who is handy with tools It is and that too in the face of numbers said that a Jumbo giving one hun- ¬ of their fellowmen The victimizer was a common dred horse power in a fifteen mile photograph fiend wind can be put up at a cost of five He operated anywhere a crowd The wind acts hundred dollars ¬ of paddlewheel from could be found He would gather to upon this sort several women or single perall points of the compass except gether sons whom he would induce to stand two It seems to require no gover- for pictures He would spend sev- ¬ nor but simply pumps more dur eral minutes posing them some he ing a storm No tower is required would get into the most fantastic and it is placed so that the radical positions When he had them ready arms will be clear of the ground In with a crowd gaping at them he fact in Kansas where there are few would silently fold up his apparatus¬ trees and no hills it is claimed that ind walk away amid the imprecathe wind currents have greater force tions of the victims and the laughter of the audience lit the surface than high in air Toward the close of tho day he One of these wind wheels now vas forced to run for his life how running in Kansas is twenty one feet in diameter twerity seven feet ver as nine tenths of all the farm- ¬ long with eight fans The largest ers had organized to have his blood water wheel in the world is an over xne union Pacific Is contemplat- ¬ shot wheel in the Isle of Man and ing introducing the electric light is seventy two feet six Inches in di- into along their switch ameter six feet in breadth with a system Had not lamps suit forthe a the crank stroke of ten feet It gives separate receiver for the Short Line two hundred horse power There may be many wind power Ferris been commenced it is understood Huntington yards would wheels in the states of the plains that the have been equipped with the Edison bringing fertility where is aridity inten- ¬ Perhaps in this crude device for incandescent lamp but the is ar- tion It raising water for irrigation in a gued has been abandonedcities having that the yards in wind swept country there is the could be erm of an idea which whtn fully electric light plants firm Chica- ¬ in equipped with lights a developed and perfected may be- ¬ go having demonstrated that alight come widely useful If so It will can be attached to the lower portion be ijiiokly improved for It is watched of a lamp without much cost and -- ay eager t and anxious eyes would need less attention than the w the development of an im n ordinary oil lamp while the result peiiiv it requires days where for- ¬ of light would be much greater merly centuries were needed The The yards at Omaha Council Bluffs crude Jumbo of to day may be- ¬ will come the perfected irrigating ma- ¬ Columbus and North Platte elecprobably be equipped with the chine of to morrow in level and tree- ¬ tric light Should such a departure less sections of country bo nrvln V Onion Pacific will be th hrst road in the United States THE BLOOMER GIRL equipping its switch lamps with elec- ¬ What She Lacks as Beside the Old tric lights and the experiment will Fashioned Woman be watched with interest Score ono for the old fashioned woman She has a sphere of useful- ¬ A State street broker according ness from which tho new woman is to the Boston Evening Record said to barbed She cannot ride a bicycle a caller wWcame in during his busy so well possibly but that is not a hqurs Youll have to excuse me particularly useful accomplishment to day Im an Egyptian mummy no matter how much enjoyment there Then noticing the look of amaze- ¬ jmay bo In it And to offset that the ment on the face of the visitor ho old fashioned woman has given an explained Pressed for time you illustration of sottethlng she can da know CRUDE BUT USEFUL tnat package The LHV of the Rainmakers Maxime has frequently refused largo George Etotthews of Wichita is sums of money for his fine bird A muyn nnlw ttii Tpff nt n11 thA Kansas seum company offered tvo hundred and fifty dollars for him rainmaker wbxfhas nerve enough toMaxime always says get into But no notice and talk about gol cart nod buy moy Beauregar Ho is nod ior sale ho never will be He i3 sponden iO the Kansas City Jour my very souL that Beauregar1 nal Scoffs and jeers nave no ter- ¬ On Friday rors for Sir Matthews SOME FAMOUS SONGS night he commenced operations at a And tho nigh Prices Realized from Them point near Wichita under an agree¬ by Their Authors Sir Arthur Seymour Sullivan tho ment to bring rain by Monday tnight celebrated composer born May 13 or ever after hold his peace In a 1842 Is said to have realized 830000 by talk to a reporter the rain wizard his celebrated song The Last Chord said Balfo appears to have received high I use thirty six electric batteries prices for tho copyrights of some of his two jars of hydrogen gas and two songs For I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls he received 40000 tho jars of compound hydrogen gas in making ratn In order to produce a same for When Other Lips and 525 000 for The neart Bowed Down At storm center we mix hydrogen gas upper air a sale in April last O00O was obtained so that it explodes for the copyright of Michael Watsons This forms a vortex Then the song Sir Arthur Sulli ¬ clouds hover around and concen- ¬ Anchored van sold tho copyright of one of hli center songs Sweethearts to Messrs Chap trate forming a storm pell for 3500 He Well 1 must be off Going For Kathleen Mavourneen the com- to tho station to meet my wifes poser Mr F N Crouch received just 25 tho copyright was afterward eldest sister She But she can find her way to bought by a London firm for 82500 Sho Wore a Wreath of Rosesanothet your house well known song was sold by the com- ¬ He She can Butif I meet her laughter poser for 10 but when the copyright In public I wont have to kiss- licr When they thought they had pun came to be sold it brought 82500 Life See Saw was sold for 8150 and ished him sufficiently and began to fear that his mind would be affected has realized over 2500 for the publish- ¬ ers Amongst modern song3 the fol- ¬ PROFESSIONAL CARDS if they continued the joke an longer lowing prices havo been given for their one of them went to tho door and copyright 875 admitted tho light The old blas- ¬ 000 Miss Collins realized 3000 a year tIANBEKY BELL phemer was overwhelmed with when singing it Dream Faces 3500 Lawyers They All Lovo Jack 3000 Two shame at the exhibition he had been Practice In the Courts ot Christian and ad 2500 The Bogie compelled to make which had such Lovely Black Eyes Man 82500 etc olnlng counties Porter Porter an effect that from that time for Hopklnsvlllo Ky Nancy Grand- ¬ 3000 ward he entirely abandoned bis 82400 Clock Lee 2000 Each song com- Office City Hall building Court Square fathers abominable habit posed by Sig Paolo Tosti tho composer of Forever and Forever is said to be T RANK RIVES now worth to him about 2000 BATHS WANTED Among the outre characters of Ayr more than one hundred yars ago there was noue says the Kil marnock Standard so remarkable as a little oldish man who was ordinarily called the Devil Almighty He had acquired this terrific sobriquet from an inveterate habit of swearing or rather from that phrase being his favorite oath He was 110 ordinary swearer no mincer of dreadful words no clipper of tho kings curses Being a man 01 vio- lent passions he bad a habitwhen provoked of shutting his eyes and launching headlong into a torrent of blasphemy such as might if pr p erly divided have set upa whole troop of modern swearers The custom of shutting his eyes seemed to have been adopted by him asa sort of salvo to his conscience He seamed to think that provided hv did cot sin with his eyes open hi did not sin at all or it was perhaps Whatever nothing but a habit might be the cause or purpose of he habit it was once made the meaus of playing off upon him a most admirable hoax Being one evening in a tavern along with two neigh boring country gentlemen he was according to a concerted plan played upon and irritated Of course he soon shut his eyes and commenced his usual tirade of execration and As soon as he was fairblasphemy ly afloat and his eyes were observed to be bard shut his companions put out tile candles so as to involve the room in utter darkness In the course of a quarter of an hour which was the common duration of his paroxysms he ceased to speak and opened his eyes when what was his amazement to find him Am How now self in the dark Blindl exclaimed one I blind of the company what should Why I can see make you blind answered the sinner nothing That is your own fault coolly obfor my part I served his friend can see well enough and he drank a toast as if nothing had happened This convinced the blasphemer that he bad lost his sight and to add to his horror it struck him that Provi- ¬ dence had inflicted this blow as a punishment for his intolerable wick edness Under this impression he began to rave and cry and he finally fell into praying uttering such expressions as made his two companions ready to burst with restrained mans Entirely in harmony with Maximes affable nature is the little pot and companion which accompanies him always In his daily rounds This Is no more nor less than a fine mocking bird named Beauregard which is beyond doubt a perfectly exquisite musician Maxlme has trained him to whistle the most difficult airs with agraco and finish that no instrument can equal and tho little fellow seems to take infinite delight in exhibiting his accomplish ¬ ment lie and Maxime whistles in con- ¬ cert the bird usually carrying the air his master adding a fine clear second which is exquisitely harmonious Beauregard has a cage in one corner of the cart under tho roof but he usu ally sits on Maximes shoulder or occu ¬ pies a perch above bis masters head When Maximo is very busy and hasnt time to dismount pand linger at tho door for a pleasant word a smile or a bow Beauregard gives three round sharp whistles that servo to bring a servant girl out to the gate for the TWO LOVERS OF MUSIC A Crcoln Boy and nia Wonderful and Ao cotupllihod Mocking Bird Maximo Co sparMs a handsome yemrig Creole who drives a delivery wagon for a grocer in Now Orleans lie has be¬ come a noted local figure because of his lovo for music and because he is liio owner of a wonderful mocking bfrd y Maximo says our Informant is a mu ¬ sician considerably above the ordinary and In tho early mornings the quiet street Is gay with the merry sound of his sweet voice or tho music of his French harp which ho always carries about with him It is charming to seo what pleasure he gives as ho drives down the street smiling and bowing to right and left as ho goes like a hero in a triumphal procession It gladdens the heart of every woman on the street to havo Maximo deliver a package at her door and receive one of his scintillating smiles and a bow like a court gentle¬ dSEST aaicjHtKiinwerauKijjtKiia Mild frcn m Finc Wm II The Main Street FURNITURE Bealer A Complete and I Klifil Boautiiuriw on hand all at gp LOWEST Cash FIGURES tKMtUCMTOUUlCIHrtnStllXtSSXt ABSOLUTELY PURE THE OLD RELIABLE Bed room Suits up A Solid Oah SuUffor SWEET GAFORAL CIGARETTE Has atoctf the Test of Tlm MORE SOLD THAN A IX OTHER BRANDS COMBINED 1475 Everywhere We Go we find some one who has been cured by Hooda Sarsaparilla and people on all hands are praising this great medicine for what it has done for them and their friends Taken in time Hoods Sarsaparilla prevents- W N DUCKER FUNERAL DIRECTOR serious illness- by keeping the blood pure and all tho organs in a healthy condition It is the great blood puri¬ ote Henderson I Entirely new and first olass in all respects Excellent Sample Eooma And service unequaled in tho city TV11- TT i On Double Car Line me mvuriie i nooe s x 111s uecomo Ai lO F L P Kleidehir Proprietors cathartic with everv one who tries - Kv zoc oox tnem Henderson fier 1 pr WHEN YOU prllc G oTo LOUISVILLE Have your Phdtograph made at WYBRANTS NEW STUDIO No 580 Fourth Avenue Louisville Ky IT Do YouWant to Stop Tobacco The habit of using tobacco grow pa a man until grave diseased conditions arfiijtotbauoert Tobacco causes caneer of the nravJih and stomach dyspepsia loss of memoi y nervous congestion of the retina and affection resulting wasting of the optic nerve in impairment of vision even to theextentof blindness dizziness or vertigo tobacco asth ¬ ma nightly suffocotlon dull pain In region of heart followed Iatar by sharp pains palpi ¬ tation and weakenedpuUe resulting in fatal heart disease It also oauses loss of vitality QUIT BEFORE IT IS TOO LAI E To quit suddenly is too severe a shock to the system as tobacco to an inveterate user be ¬ comes a stimulant that his systemcontinually craves bacco cubo is a scleijftaand re ¬ liable vegetable remedy guarani lobe per ¬ fectly harmless and whioh has Biffin In use totthe last 23 years having enred thousands of habitual tobacco users smokers chewers and snuff dippers You can use all the tobacco you want while taking bacco cuao It will notify you when to stop We ai cz a vbitten guarantee to permammly cum any case with three boxes or refund the nionv with ten percent interest ¬ BAtco ciRO is nmanuUtitute but a reli able and scientific ciire which absolutely de ¬ stroys the craving for tobai co without the aid of will iowerand with uo Inconvenience U leaves the system as pure and free fromi nico ¬ tine as the day you took your first chew or smoke Sold by all druggists at 100 pen box tlnae boxes thirty days treatment and a guaran ¬ teed cure f250or sent direct upon reeelpi of price Send six two cent stamps fob sample ¬ ncx bookikt and proofs free Enreka Chem ical Manufactvring Company Manufactur ng Chemists La Crosse Wisconsin YOU OAN BE OURED WHILEU8INQ hthe Fortune Awaiting the Man Who Will Invent a Portable Bath Tub The excursions of the bicyclist into every civilized corner 6f tho land havo brought out for tho Hrst time a very important Industrial fact namely that a fortune is await ¬ ing the inventor who ciin put upon tho market a cheap compact bath preferably of tin just large enough to hold sufliciejit water for a washdown but of convenient shape for handling and stowing away To the wheelman there Is no greater luxury than a bath at the end of his long spin and ho is comparatively seldom able to get one Although our American cities are on the av erage far ahead of European cities in provisions for promoting hygienic conditions and the personal cleanli- ¬ ness of their inhabitants ourirural districts are far behind In many viliagestbereusnot a single bath to be found and many of the Inhabit- ¬ ants are not even as conscientious in the matter of ablutions as the vil- ¬ lager whomaintained that ho took a bath once a year whether ho With the spread needed it or not of Attorney at Law Dr Matthew INCURABLE We know that it sounds quackish Practice In the Couitsot Christian and ad loinlng counties Hopklnsvllle Ky Office over Planters Bank S WITHERS Henry Kollock Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon In U SNavy af ¬ terwards Post Surgeon U8 Army and later Burgeon British Marine Service with tvr 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 ot the presant age is cordially invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed In every case undertaken to talk about the Electropoiso curing W incurable diseases but bear in mind Attorney and Counsellor at Law Practices In the Courts of Christian and joining counties Hopklnsvllle Ky Office over Planters Bank ANDREW SE ARGENT M D ad- ¬ the fact that is the old treatment which has pronounced the case incurable- Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats Succeeeiully All Cbrocic and Long Standing Diseases by latest Catarrh Aste treatedBronchitis hospital methods Blood and Skin Dis ease Sores Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema ila We do not make the claim that we can cure all so called incurawith all earnestness that a case pronounced incurable Pliysictou and Surgeon ble diseases but we do maintain with by your family physician is a splendid field for the operation of Office Fifth and Main Streetir6ppbsite City Court Rcom Hopklnsvllle Ky Telephone No 6 Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising from an Impure state of the blood promptly and completely eradicated forever from the system restoring healthan4 purity nRH HWALLACE the Electropoise It may be just the treatment necessary and is quite likely to be so If it fails this is no argument Weakback frequent and burning urine dis of the bladder of both sexes promptly OFFICE up stairs opposite Telephone office easessafely ciued and corner Ninth and Main Residence corner will receive special flnrf4areful T Mtiln and Seventeenth JLicLUlUo treatment for ul thwfaaiiy i ailments HopkinsvilleKy Pliy ician and Surgeon Kidney and Urinary aril against the ItWIUSCMcDAVriT t try athletic sports the practice of Poise but in such a case the fact tubbing is growing in this coun- ¬ of the physicians statement is proven Dentist Office Syphilis Gleet Strictures Varicocele Hydrocele TenderneisAWeakness of Organs Piles Fistula quickly oured without pain oa deten ¬ tion from business Night Private Diseases -- gTodT wheelmen would bo ready to show their appreciation of to be ablo to rely on the use of the bath tub In the farmhouse to which their wander ings might lead them Such a tub as that suggested which could hold say a couple of pails of water would cause tho minimum amount of It would be a boon that most to be true Bnfc manys the patient Hopklnsvllle Ky over Kellys Jewelry Store who has been given up cian who has again by his physi II HSKERRITT received life Painter and Paper Hanger est Prices SHOP 8th street next to w through treatment of the Electropoise ALL WORK Done with Neatness and Dispatch and f DR at Low entail but slight expense and no great stretch of mechanical Ingenuity to run pipes trouble would It Beard office TTnnVlnarlllfi Kv w VALUABLE BOOKPREE Mf WGRAY from the well to tho bathroom and to make arrangements whereby the bicyclist could hitch on his wheel and with a few turns pump up the water for himself direct to the bath St Louis Globe Democrat Address z Proprietor of DUBOIS 613 WEBB Kentucky Tirst Shaving 2fic National Barber Shop 10o Shampooing 25c fourth avenue Nothlugbut first class work and in the latest fashion Hopklnsvllle Ky Next door to First National Bank Hair Cutting Dr Kollock 613 Church Street A Nwhville Tenn 1 4 tions Impotenev Melancholr rizzinaa i of Energy and Confidence the dreadful effects of Early Vice which brings Organic Weakness unfitting one for business study or enjoyment of lire treated with never failing success On examination the urinary deposits a ropy sedi ment will often be found and mutinies small particles of albumen wll ap aror the color will be of a thin mllknh nue again changing to a dark and turbid appearance There are many en who die of this difficulty Ignorant of the cause which is the second stage of Seminol Weakness The dootor will guarantee a perfect cure in all such cases and a healthy restoration of the genitureurlnary VIUUUS w RITE ypur troubles if livingvjway from the bycorres- xoucan oecureu at pondence Absolute secrecy ln3T profes slonal dealings and medicine sent secure from observation Testimonials ot patients are never published Bank references to my vu Address responsiDiuty cneerru Nervous Debility E nata Jfn Locisvilck g I kUiIhU r ii V jrVn mftmmmmik j uLk i jkjJUMUJl l ii U ranWfr iv JiJt weeks Circuit OourtDireotory TRieo ITlrat Monday in Februaryterm IkTMWwk- - third WnnrtAV lir Mar terih two Tfiselcs r ftr holiday la September ierm three v Mrs Anna Gage Deputy II Columbus -- wifa-Qf Ex j statue of Meade A ONE i T THE S Kan of Marshal says To Be placed on the Oottysbnrg BatU- field In October The equestriari statue of Gen Georgo Womans Heart DISEASE THAT BAFFLES PHYSICIAN CERULEAN SPRIN us HJ Jtour iiuujr w ermslxvfti first Monday in Jane term Mondayvln September four wee term six wet b OaliWaS MAoonii Monday la April term August term rsMondaT three vreelu two weeks i second Monday In November term three weeks LtfoH tfirst Monday in May term two weeks jflat MOndayMn August term two Monnday l December term two weeks j vaAiuii4 I wfc delivered TWINS Gordon Meade ordered by tho Gettys¬ burg commission of Pennsylvania and designed by in ij tlbpu jJO jniu utcs and with scarcely any pain after using only two bottles of cw MOTHERS W nrdvor Dr Kollock In Nashville Regular Graduato and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon U S Navy of teij wards Post Surgeon U S Army and later Surgeon British Marine Service with two years experience as physician at Rot Springs ArK Endorsed by the Encyclopedia Brl anlca Vol X page 136 the Uargest and most important work in the world being in wentyfive volumes each the size of a large church Bible He is noted as the discoverer of the aotlye principle of gelsemlnum a speci fio for neuralgia of the face and womb Cures Catarrh Svphllls Lost Manhood and General DebilityThe Doctor has been all over the worldtjd has made mrny cures given up by other physicians Vendome Building FRIEND mailed 8BADFIELD BEdUUTOB DID NOT SUFFER AFTERWARD mall receipt of price IVSentbr Express orBook on TO per MOTHERS 81 OO free bottle CO ATLANTA bnrg N Y for erection on tho battle ¬ field at Gettysburg will soon bo ready for deliver Tho clay model has been shipped to Philadelphia for castlngin bronze Mr Brown who has been en gaged two years on tho model says tlic result is so entirely satisfactory 4 to himself and the friends of the general that ho feels tho time to have been well spent Tho statue is to bo placed on high ground in front of Gen Meades headquarters overlooking the battlefield Tho sculptor has treated his subject in a simple way The n K Bush Brown of New Tli Slory of Woman who Suffered or Nino Yean llovr She irna Cured SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS 01 Jane Hadings hobby is the collection of ceramics While in New Eng land she picked up several rare pieces df blue china which Eugene Field had overlooked I Chamberlains Rye and Skin Ointment Govj McKinley of Ohio respited Is unequalled for Eczema Tetter Salt a murderer witniu a lew moments vi Bheum Scald Head Sore Nipples Chapped Vw Hands Itching Piles Bums Frost Bites his execution Mr C D Yonker a well known druggist of Bowling Green Ohio in speaking of Chamberlains Cough Kemfidv savfliI take pleasure in J recommending it to my customers fqr I am certain that it will alwaysvplease them I sell more of it than another For sale by kinds put together R O Hardwick druggist The Bankers Association will meet next time at Owerisboro Oct 28 Sodnd Liver Makes a Well Man Are you bilious constipated or troubled with jaundice sick headache bad taste in mbulh foul breath coated tongue dyspepsia indigestion hot dry skin pain in back and between the shoulders chills and fever etc If vou hafe any of these symp toms your liver is out of order and your blood is slowly being poisoned because your blood does not act properly Herbine will cure any disorder of the liver stomach or bowelss It has no equal as a liver medicine Price 75 centsT Free trial bottles at C Hardwicks drug store A Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eyo Lids For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box t K ly after being etUDg by a bee jf A New Jersey man died immediate- Since 1878 there have been nine ep demies of dysentery in different parts of the country in which Chamberlains Colicj Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was used with perfect success Dysentery when epidemic is almost as severe and dangerous as Asiatic chol era Heretofore the best efforts of the most skilled physicians have failed to wick druggist check ravages this remedy however has cured the most malignant cases Rev David L Webbbf Portsmouth both of children and adults and un0 is serving a term in the county der the most trying conditions which jail for carrying concealed weapon proe it to be the best medicine in the world For sale by R C Hard Ballabds Snow Liniment Wick druggist This Liniment is different in comA Helderis another English newsposition from any other liniment on the market It is a scientific discov- paper man who has become a memery which resultsin it being the most ber of parliament He is a director and penetrating Liniment ever known one of the largest shareholders in the There are numerous white imitations Graphic which may be recommended because they pay the seller a great profit Be An all round wag litis placed the ware of these and demand Ballards following placard over his coal bin Snow Liniment It positively cureg Not to Be used except in case of fire Neuralgia Sprains Rheumatism Bruises Wounds Cuts Sciatic and Sen It to His Mother in Germany Burns Inflammatory Rheumatism Mr Jacob Esbensen who is in the Scalds Sore Feet Contracted MusOld Sores Pain in employ of the Chicago Lumber Co cles Stiff Joints I have Back Barb Wire Cuts Sore Chest or at Des Moines Iowa says beneficial in just sent some medicine back to my Throat and is especially mother in the old country that I Paralysis know from personal use to be the best The richest gold lead in the world in the world for rheumatism having bearing S140000 to the ton has been used it in my family for several years It is called Chamberlains Pain Balm discovered in Colorado 50 cent It always does the work What a Prominent Insurance Man bottles for sole by R C Hardwick and iuckily procured part ofta bottle read the directions and gave it accordidnly He was very low but slowly and surely ho began to improveigradually recovered and is now as stoufand strong as ever I feel surejt Bayed his life I can never praise the remedy half its worth I am 6orrV everyone in the world does not know how good it is Mrs Lina S Hintajvf Grahamsville Marion Co FloridaJForsh by R C Hard interested In the Oplnm and Whisk My little boy when two years of age habltB to have one of my books on these dis bloody flux I easesSSI Address D M Woolley Atlanta Ga was taken very ill with Bos and one will be sent sou free was advised to use Chamberlains Remedy Colic Cholera and Diarrhraa George Meredith is very fond of an f For putting a horse in a fine healthy condition try Dr Cadys Condition Powders They tone up the system aid digestion cure EQUESTKIAN STATUE OF GEN MEADE joss of appetite relieve constipation correct kidney disorders and destroy worms giving horse a beautiful and powerful animal new hfeto an old or over worked horse 25 is standing firmly on all feet with cents per package For saleby druggists head erect evidently as much interested as his master Gen Meade is quietly His friends say that Lord Roseber overlooking the battlefield In his ry who does not seem to have antici- right hand he holds a field glass which pated such a thorough beating as he is lightly resting on the pommel of tho received takes the election results saddle In his left hand he carelessly very bitterly holds bis hat The portrait of the general 4s boldly rendered Tho sculptor made a life size study head as a preparation for this work and while doing it had the valuable advice of Gen Meades When Baby was sick wo gavi her Castorlai family The Gettysburg commission When she was a Child she cried for Castorla and Col Meade one of the sons of Gen When she became Miss she clung to Castorla f Meade recently visited Mr Browns When she had Children she gave them Castorla studio and are cordial in their approval of the statue as were also CoL Ricketts of Philadelphia Cols Michic Moncuro and Weir of West Point Messrs French Moran Berg Kalden Mme Veiri a French widow wears berg and Miranda representing the crape bloomers in deference to the Architectural League and National memory of the late departed while Sculpture society of New York and Messrs Clark Noble and Nickerson cycling well known sculptors of Providence NOTICE B I The statue will be unveiled in I want every nan and woman in the TJnlWtl October 8tat mm to kobseTowners From the Newark N J Evening Kewi Valvular disease of the heart has always been considered incurable The following interview therefore will interest the medi- ¬ cal profession since it describes the successful use of a new treatment for this disease The patient is Mrs Geo Archer of Clifton N J and this publication by the News is the first mention made of the case by any newspaper All physicians consulted pronounced the patient suffering with val ¬ vular disease of the heart and treated her wltbwUr the slightest relief Mrs Archer I could not walk across the floor taid neither could I go up stairs without stopping to let the pain in my chest and left arm cease I felt an awful constriction about my arm and chesi as though I were tied with ropes Then there was aterrible noise at my1 right ear like the labored breathing of somo great animal I have often turned expecting to see some creature at my side Last July continued Mrs Archer I was at Springfield Mass visiting and my mother showed me an account in the Springfield Examiner telling of the won ¬ derful cures effected by the use of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People My mother urged me to try the pills and on November 25th last I bought a box and begau taking them and I have taken them ever since except for a short inThe first box did not seem to terval benefit me but I persevered encouraced After be by the requesta of my relatives ginning on the second box t6 my wonder the noise at my right ear ceased entirely I kept right on and the distress that I used to feel in my chest and arm gradually disnp- Iieared The blood has returned to my face ears which were entirely devoid or color and I feel well and strong again My son too had been troubled with Pink faslritis and I induced him to try theevery- ¬ great benefit I feel that ought to know of my wonderful cure body and I bless God that I have found some- ¬ thing that has given me this great relief Dr Williams Pink Pills are now given to tho public as an unfailing blood builder and nerve restorer curing ail forms of weakness arising from a watery condition of the blood or shattered nerves two fruitful causes of most every ill that flesh is heir to These pills are also a specific for the troubles peculiar to females such as suppressions all forms c weakness chronic constipation bearing tiown pains etc and in the case of men will give speedy relief and effect a permanent cure in all ca3es arising from mental worry overwork or excesses of whatever nature The pills are sold by all dealers or will be sent post paid on receipt of price 50 ceuts a box or 6 boxes for 250 they ere never sold in bulk or by the 100 by addressing Dr Williams Medicine Com pany Schenectady N Y TW TrieQ Comitv Kentucky GUNN CO MZers is situated on tho O V Railroad 14 miles from Princeton and 16 miles from Hopkinsville and is open the year round SIX TRAINS DAILY THE HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS ARE UNSURPASSED Sulyhur and Chalybeate Water io Abundance I Temperature of Sulphur Water 5G degrees flowing from a bold and neve failing spring AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN STRING BAND ON HAND Rates reasonable and made known on application Address Managers For Descridtive Pamphlet and full particulars TW 0 TJ2S3rT SC Summer season now open CO Chalybeate Springs GEO L DIAL Proprietor There is no longer any excuse for the people to remain In the cities through the irarnv summer months lor the wantof accomodations at the C H A LY B E AT E S P R I N G S atjS E BREE KY The proprietor GL Dial has reeentl built ahousawlthaluumber of gooS well ventilated rooms within twenty yards of the Springs sufficiently elevated which malto It quite a desirable for quiet rest and health SBBBZE 3 KZEJOiTTTTCIC-Srj AJ3rES 700 er 7vree2s- - 15 THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT QAW ON SFR8NOS DAWSON Ho kins County KENTUCKY These celebrated chalybeate and salts springs are situated Immediately tfpon the Chesa- ¬ peake Ohio and Southwestern R K 105 miles vest of Louisville Ky and 68 miles east of THE ARCADIA HOUbE Is new and neatly furnished with capacity of entertaining SDO 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 salt3 are manufactured a these Springs Forpamphlets etc apply to CO Proprietors N MHOLEMAN PaducnhKy WT Formerly with Alexander Grant Propr T Grant E B Baldwin B Uerks MAKE Tf THE START I carflly English decoction called barley-wate- r 1 Says druggist If I IT with a very distressing cough the result of influenza which nothing seemed to relieve until I took Bal lards Horehound Syrup One bottle completely cured me I sent one bottle to my sister who had a severe cough and she experienced immediate relief I always recommend this syrup to my friends ohn Craston 908 Hampshire St QMacy Ills writes I have found Ballards Horehounp Syrup superior to any other cough medicine I have sver known It never disappoints Price 5po Free trial bottles at R C Hard wicks drug store H M Blorsom senior member of 1544 the winter was so severe H M Blossom Co 217 N 3d St in In Europe that in Flanders wine was St Louis writes I had been left frozen and was cut in blocks snd sold by weight Iff GlaDiTidings to Asthma Sufferings Lawsori Elyidge of Barrington 111 states he was cured of chronic asthma of long standing by Foleys Honey andCar It giveapositive reliefin all cases of asthma sothat this disease whennot completely cured robbed of all terrors bv this great remedy No sufferer should be without it 50c Take no substitute For sale by R C Hardwick and C K Wyly Olive oil Yes TisSo makes An excelleut application for that Foleys Colic and Diarrhoea Cure inflammatory swelling also for rubgives quick and positive relief in all bing rheumatic joints bowel complajuts 25c and 50c Yon Can Depend On For Sale by R C Hdfdwick and C that Foleys Colic and Diarrhoea Cure K Wyly is an instant relief for colic summer Three deputy sheriff wero killed and complaint cholera morbus diarrhooo another wounded in a light with bloody flux chronic diarrhofe cholera horse thieves in Wyoming infantum bilious colic painters coleveryone needs a good tonic ic and all bowel complaints 25c Hoods Sarsaparilla is and 50c For sale by R C Hardwick i season the one true tonic and blood purifier andCK Wyly saturated with damphor It m member of the California Legisr Actual work of building the big lature deserted his wife after drawing shin canal at Rpfittlft hfiR npmin It 10000 from bank and eloped with BestimatedAthat the canal will be completedUin six years anotner woman A America Will Discard tho Single Gold REASONONBIX RATES Standard Enrope yvi No Be Slow to fallow 6QRNEB TWELFTH AND MAIN STREET Tho converts to bimetallism are thickening fast and they bob up some- ¬ BAR times in rather unexpected places BARBERSHOP HOT AND COLD BATHS EUROPES FRONT DOOR One of the latest and most important Description of What Is Trobably is Mr Frederick E Short Coudert of New tho Busiest Station of Lloyds York Mr Coudert is one of the lead ¬ A squarish two story building with ers of the New York is the legal stucco battlements stands at the end of representative of the bar French governthe bold bare promontory which is one ment in this countryj and was one of of the feet of Cornwall and which has the lawyers representing tho Clarksville Term United been called The Lizard as men say States before the Bchring sea commissjnee the Phoenicians tjftded these sion He has MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER parts fw tin Maybe so ana maybenot known as a always been what is - of Cleveland democrat Why Lizard and what was the Phce While Mr Coudert believes that the njcian for jt Anyway thrust oj agyjion pj the bimetallic standard rock and earth probing the sea and singly and alone would mean financial overtopping it is one of the corners of loss to the United Slates he declares the world ana the battlement struc that it would be ruin to Europe that -SCOTCH SWEDE ture tljere on the clifftop Isa gate post they cannot get along without us but to tho Fronl Coor oi EuTope - - and the most desirable EASTERN GRANITES - get along without them if that we can A flagpole stoutly stayed against the worst comes to worst He declares MONUMENTS TABLETS STATUARY winds from every quarter rises from that it is a recognition of the fact that the stucco battlemented roof All day if there is no international agreement After 40 years experience we feel confident that all work long signal flags are being hauled up the United States will proceed alone entrusted to us will be executed in an artistic and skillful and down all night long colored lights that has given such an impetus to the are shot up or rockets sent screaming bimetallic movement in Europe and manner skyward The lonely household on tho that the United States can force cliff lives under perpetual bunting and the nations of Europe to come to ONLY THE BEST MATERIAL USED fireworks Its business is to greet all the bimetallic basis by undertaking EEF Mr F M Whitlow is our solicitor free coinage We believe that this is a pretty accurate statement of the case iwflEaastW So long as the nations of Europe can keep us waiting upon their pleasure they will make no change in their 7W standard Most of them feel that they wSwwflWw vskVjm cannot act without England and En gland will cling tenaciously to the standard of appreciating money as long as possible In tho meanwhile they can despoil us of our gold whenever they wish to do so As the great debtor people of the world our securities are scattered all over Europe and whenever there is a special call for gold from any European nation we are COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS the first to bo looted Tho beginning of gold exports from this country HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY x- which was two years before the Sherr Good Rigs with or withoat drivers furnished day or night Special rates man law was ever dreamed of had this cialmen Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES THE FBONT DOOB OF EUBOPE origin Austria Hungary was accumu ships that enter or pass out at tho Front lating a gold reserve and other EuroUNDER GNE MANAGEMENT Door of Europe pean nations wero increasing their WTWO SEPARATE bSHOOLS Here is perhaps the busiest signal stock against the time of war and as SOUTHERN BOWLING GREEN Mf dflpfe ftSr station of Lloyds that sleepless or- an easy way to get it American securi- ¬ ganization which has its eye on every ties were thrown back upon us and Normal usiness ship that floats Here past Englands sold These facts and reasons were all ESTABLISHED IN 107B southernmost point lines of shipping faithfully set out in the reports of the You director of the mint before it was go up and down without ceasing COLLEGE BUSINESS SOUTHERN NORMAL 5CH00L can loll here on tho roclcs and see the decided to lay the whole thing BOWLING GREEN English Teachers Scientific and Classic Thegreat Business Training School ol the South worlds navies pass in procession Thero on tho Sherman act So long as Boolc Keeping Short hand Telegraphy Type Courses Music Art and Elocution provided Pupils can enter at for Low rates ol board and tuition Send fol Penmanship is no other place like it the nations of Europe have such Writing and catalogue The brethrenof Trinity house keep a soft mark and so long as we will con- ¬ any time Send for catalogue -CHERRY BSOS PropTB Bowling areenKy Address Mention Courso desiroi monster Rights burning on the cliff sent to the maintenance of the single tjwo - nightelectrlo edge atlights of fabu gold standard just so long will the lous candle power wtiich illuminate tho present conditions endure The mosea as if a pair of minor planets had ment we take the bit in our teeth and descended to show tho Way Into Europe set the pace down the middle of tho in wooleia Every one knows we are nd out of it Thet dynamos which road every nation In Europe will come hurl the light into these mighty bea tumbling after us As Mr Coudert fabrics and the most fashionable aalors cons are driven by hot air engines says it would ruin Europe if it did the city We guarantee fits and absolute- ¬ which are made in New York so the not fall into the procession This fact gr I i5ut VIV75 pew world vou see has done her part is very well recognized abroad The ly our customers to paw for London Financial News some time ago in lighting the doorway of tho old thoroughly satisfactory Our declared that if the United States are clothes Tho Mathematics of Poker should adopt the free coinage of silver A correspondent writes to the Now woolens is now complete embracing stock of British trade would bo ruined before York Herald tho results of his calcula ¬ the year Is out de- ¬ And it further designs in London specials and all the tions about poker Ho says that tho clared that while the states would exact chances are for drawiug Ono suffer to a certain extent No one else can tho loss importations exclusive with us pair 1700 in 4105 two pairs 108 in 4105 would bo a mere drop in the bucket show them three of a kind 88 in 4105 four of a compared with tho profits to bo reaped kind 1 in 4105 a full house 0 in 4105 a from tho markets of South America straight 83 In 10000 a flush 128 in 83 and Asia to say nothing of Europe 487 a straight flush 1 in 04074 Unquestionably tho bold way is the We invite you to call and are always the very best wiser and safer way Wo cannot on Record Tbe First Horse starve Europo Into tho abandonment see for yourself and get prices The first horse on record whoso pedi of tho gold standard but tho moment gree can bo authenticated was bred by we start alone the rest of the world Charles IL and called Dodsworth and will hasten after Memphis Commer ¬ for his amusement when ho resided at cial Appeal Windsor he appointed races to bo run in Datchet mead and at Newmarket where it is said ho entered horses and Vitalm double strength for sale by ran them in his own ntupdruggistB 108 MAIN STREET ARLINGTON HOTEL F LOUISVILLE Kf SAMUEL HODGSON ITALIAN MAEBLE Lrvery Feed And Sale Stable itr -j-- li lk HOW TO DRESS NEATLY artists in dont want not any that spring latest Foreign OUR TRIMMINGS N TOBIN FASHIONABLE TAILOR v X ft iO Jt M 1 1 vV it aim 4 on Griffin of Kirktoansville HOPKIKSVILLE KENTUOKIAN I4VJE STOCK MARKET o PKKSONAI GOSSIP Mr Morris Cohen has gone East business Miss Tommie Petree is visiting her sister Mrs H R Roper in Elkton Miss Kate Pike of Uniontown is TiBiting frienda in the city Miss Estella Smith is visiting rela- ¬ tives in Northern Illinois Miss Annie McPherson is in Owens boro visiting friendB this week Miss Lula Cohen has gone to Mis- ¬ souri to viBit relatives Mrs F W Dabney has returned from Cerulean Judge Morrow will Bpend this week in the lower counties oi the district Mrs J L Edmundson is visiting Mrs Frank Trice at Pembroke Mrs Joe Fowright is visiting friends in Nashville this week Mrs W R Thomson has returned home from from a visit near Lafay visited the family of Mr William Lacey last week While hre Miss Withers wa examined for a teachers certificate Following is a liBt of people registered at Cerulean Spring Sun- ¬ Mifw Ellen Withers and Ella OT TBJLlMR Time Table No OIKS SOUTH 2 livestock Reported by TATDji Emery Co Commission QUOTATIONS mibchants BOUBllON STOCK YARDS tr tyall Xxpree Ivanrville enderaoa Dally day Louisville Kv July 81 Cattle-Receipts HoPKiKSYlixx Mr and Mrs J DWare and son and daughter Master Robert Falrlelgh and Mies Bessie MastsleR P Oweley and wife Jas Thompson and vrlfe Nlss Pattle Flack Miss Jennie Pool and Meiers M H Tandy WSGoodwin A H Goodwin V H Olvev HWTlbbs Bud Goodwin J K Gantf B Badger W H Faxon T Bartley V H The 152 and 44 calves supply on sale wbb ligt but demand Ar Hopkinsville I2l0pwl0 00psa equally so the trading s1qw but prices NORTHBOUND Ho 8 Dally No 1 Dally steady a gooa clearance maae pros Man xpreM Mall Express repects look fair under m oderate 360 p m LvHonfcmsvillo S40am 506 p m Princeton 666 a m HlsgenT BFalrleigh Cbas VaughanND ceipts eopm Marion r68a Green EH Petree II J Coleman and VL CATiLp Extra shipping DeKoven 707 pm Gate 860am MWtoOg 740 pm Horganneld 980a m Cadiz John J Jefferson and wife Miss H 88 to i W Light shipping 814 pm Corydon 1003 am Josle White H G Thompson Ed Thompson TO to 4 W Best butchers 885 pm HenderBon 1028 am G WDoad ani Henry Lawrence Fair to good butchers i 00 to 82 70 ArEvanaville QpmU16am e Bacon Miss Hayes 4 4 MS lWpm 742am u MOTgannejaTeiaaraouti pm DeKoven 642pm 840am Sturgls 06Spia 904am i 744pm Marlon 949am i 850 pm Princeton 1057am CeruleaH Springs 936 pm ll83 am Gracey 941pm ii49am ycorydon wCaU a m4i0 v m tn 717a Koi4 Dally Mall Express I mamfMietti mmmmaammiaiamm a6l0ti HAVi3 rOUB EYES EXAXINED4 lusting properly to the face by Mi X Kelly ia not equaled in this part of the country The repairing of broken spectacles and ad mrw ABE YOUR EYE3 rBRFBCTr mitmiiwmieeteimmiei8k nlrtt GRAVESCONOY 1 W WfAjjJV 5 JEWELERS ni Printing Visiting Cards Wedding Invitation ei 1 Evansviu MrsC P Bacon and W H Patrick Louisville Robert Fletcher Mite Mamie Fletcher E BLindsay and C A Shreve Foet Worth Trx R L Ellison and wife Master S R Gardner Nasuvillk Murray Brown rrinceton Hugh Mayes Eograring HEBE AND THERE McKees for turnip seed ette All kinds of turnip seed at Mcthe opening nothing selling at over Kees Mrs Maggie Wormald left Satur All other markets 4 90 this evening day for Dawson to spend a weeKlr Buy your turnip seed of McKee weak and prdspects lower two ¬ i LOCAL rBBlOUT Thlnrough steerspoorcowBand LvPrlnceton 716am Dally scalawags 1 00 to 1 25 k Ar Hopkinsville 4 25 ioooam 8 76 to Good to extra oxen Lv 600 pm 1 25 to a Common to medium oxen 780 nm ArPrtneeton 8 60 to 4 00 Feeders UNIONTOWN BBANCU 1 60 to 8 40 Stockers South Bound Dally 1 15 to 2 75 Bulls 5S0pm 2 00 to 4 60 Lv Union town Veal calves IM am CO 665pm Jtloaara 2500 to 85 Ar Morganfleld Choice milch cows 10 00 to 18 00 Fair to good milch cows North Bound Dally Hogs Receipts 775 no shipments LvMorganfleld 8Stiam Pm 8 lOpm 1000 am Union town Market opened 10c lower tops 5 00 Ar M K B F Mitchell Agt Sherwood G PA but closed weak and 10c lower than Hopkinsville Ky Common to medium butchers 3 00 to y Sco Samples and Get Prices MUUUijyiiHUiMMUiUUUimUitmJM- TIf GUS YOUNG has the Agency for the Champipn Mowers and Reapers i v 4i fn rtrmmttMi The Grocer Mr Hugh Williams has rented Miss Alice Lander went to Gracey Mr E L Foulks place on Clay street the first of the week to teach the disand will go to housekeeping trict school at that place The sesMrs Geo E Gary who has been at Red Boiling Springs is now visit ing at Gallatin Mrs M R Buckner and Misb Mar- Clarke returned home to Owens faretSaturday Mr Joe Weil of Louisville was in the city last week for the first time in ten years Br A E Bentley and wife are spending the week with friends in jjii vu jxy is visiting Teim Miss Nellie Fox has returned from a visit of several weeks to friends in Owensboro Misses Fannie and Jennie Bro naugh have returned from a visit to relatives near Casky Mr Lindsey Kinkead has returned from a visit to friends in South Chris- the fam Miss Ida Fyke ily of Dr JtselJ near Adams fetation tian spend two weeks Miss Addie Hardin of Bowling Green arrived in tne city bunday night on a brief visit to friends Mr Thos L Graham and family of Casky have gone to Dawson to spend two weens Mr and Mrs Jas M Howe of Nashville spent Sunday with the fam ily of Mr E W Henderson on South Main Miss Retta Wells accompanied by Mrs Frank Wells and children of Waco Tex are spending some time with Rev Cheeks family at Elmo Miss Ruby Smith a charming young lady of Elkton Ky who has been the guest of her cousins Misses Mary Lou and Bessie Kenner of Beverly for the past month returned home Yvednesdav Mr L W Gaines editor of the Elkton Progress was in town yesterday conferring with the press committees about the coming meeting of the K P A of which he is a Secretary Mr Gaines says all of the indications point to a largely attendant meeting Prof T Simpson McCall of Hop kinsville was in the city Friday representing Bethel Female College of that place of which he is president This is one of the finest institutions for girls in the country and has for the last few years been under the management of Prof McCall and has made itself felt more than ever notwithstanding it has been a college for forty two years Madisonville Hustler Mr J S Moore and sister Mi6s Belle left Sunday for Dawson to Effectually yet gently when costive or biliouBor when the blood is impure or sluggish to permanently cure haoffice The best stock of Stoves and Ranges In bitual constipation to awaken the the city Prof J M Calvin will teach the kidneys and liver to a healthy activipublic school at Brick church this ty without irritating or weakening fall His school began yesterday tnem to dispel headaches colds or Everything In the Tinware line cheap as Prof Calvin is a young man of fine fevers use Syrup of Figs dirt attainments who taught the Gracey school last year LOCALS Call on us for Roofing and Gnttering A most delightful entertainment was given the young people of the Howell neighborhood last Thursday We Are Best pumps in themarket Force pumps evening by Mr and Mrs Jesse Evans bucket pumps all kinds of pumps Several couples from this city atAdvertising tended All who intend going on the Old The old reliable Furniture dealers and Special attention to Kepairino Point trip to morrow should purchase undertakers Up stairs in Henry block Virginia St Hopkinsville Ky tickets to day and thuB avoid the Hopkinsville Ky usual rush on the morning of leaving Now Grovers backirom fishing Opposite Hotel Latham And gone to Gables Gray As much baggage as possible should Hes searching all the Scriptures also be checked For another name they say GEO W YOUNG But youll find us at our business The Louisville Gans ball team was At the same old stand defeated in Clarksville Thursday by And hope youll call and see us Wheneeryou possibly can a score of 19 to 4 In the game t Fri- ¬ PYLK KENSHAW day they got left by 18 to 14 and Saturday the score was 14 to 1 against them WANTED Energetic man or woi be found with a man to bell Mrs Shaeffers splendid new Pan Cake Griddle to families Bunch of Keys Return and get full line of pleasure ve- ¬ in each county in Kentucky It reward hicles at F A Yosts J H Kcgler bakes the caee Satisfaction guar- ¬ anteed Send SI for sample and Fine pasture with running water Cos harness store on Ninth liberal terms References required Address Kt Griddle Co Lexington Plenty of shade and 6alt Can take St Call and see me before a few more cows at 2 per month Ky Chas Knight buying A protracted meeting has been in B progress at Hebron for a week and will continue throughout this week Rev D L Collie the pastor is conducting tho services twice a day and is the best shell made Just received large crowds attend The meetings a new lot Forbes Bro are held at 10 a m and 8 p m sion began yesterday Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over City Bank Hopkinsville Ky Dr A P Campbell has resumed his practice and also has secured the right to extract teeth by the painless Co process Office over Bassett Solomon Lackey a colored boy living in the Fairview neighborhood was seized by a vicious dog and his throat was so badly lacerate that he may not recover County court convened yesterday A large crowd was in the city and trade was brisk among the merchants Swopping alley did its usual run of business We have held you in suspense nearly long enough Look out for something startling in a few days at Wallis grocery 211 Main street Mer ritts old stand The cottage on the corner of Clay and 16th streets now occupied by Dr J W Venable will be for rent in a few days Apply at Kentcckian Hogs Choice paeklne and butch- ¬ ers 2251b to 800 tt Fair to good packing 160 lb to V25 lb i Good to extra light 160 lb to 180 n Fat ghoats 120 lb to 160 lb to Fat 6hoat8 100 lb 400 120 tb lb Boughs 160 lb to 4 90 4 R0 4 to 6 00 to 503 to 6 oo to 6 00 to 4 5 4 65 4 76 4 00 k RAMBLERS Won at Maysvllle More prizes were won at Maysville on Ramblers than weYe won on any other make of wheel Out of a possible 23 prizes 11 were won on Ram blers including a hill climbing contest which was won on a Rambler Four first prizes 5 and seconds Rambler riders always win These were class A riders and not paid amateurs The boys ride Ramblers faom choice and pay 100 each for their machines because they want to ride Ramblers knowing the Rambler is the fastest bi cyle built If you want to win ride a Rambler Sheep and Lambs Receipts Shipments 773 Market ruled slow and the out look is for lower prices Best Ky lambs selling at S425 to 4 50 Best Tenessee lambs at 8 75 to 4 00 with some few extra good at S4 25 Fair demand for good stock ewes at 2 25 to 2 40 common trashy stock ewes not wanted SueepandLbs Good to ex ship ping sheep Fair to good Common tomedlum Bucks Extra lambs Kentucky lms Fair to good Tennessee Common to medium Tall ends oi culls Stock eWes to 4 60 2418 Do you Wear Hats If so The to 4 60 to 4 00 to 3 25 2 00 to 2 50 2 25 to 2 40 2 00 1 60 1 00 4 25 8 50 2 76 260 to 2 76 to 260 to 2 00 Oortae axLd See Oiilz All to2 00 Mr Otho H Anderson has bought the vacant lot on the northeast corner of Clay and Tenth streets and has begun the erection of a commodious brick residence upon it To Cleanse The system Trimmed Hats Are sold at 5meeR5smKms3m3aiQjgg Cost I Our stock is 3ss Tliaian Surprise Almost Ready for you I STOVES lETe w I and TINWARE ROOFING Ira Stsrlel J Sarzedas AH Goodwin AX SPECIAL EC PUMPS JSE WA PPool REPAIR WORK Wallis Grocery Mrs 3 k GOODWIN Carriages Keep the best and freshest stock Lessons given in Oil and China Painting of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be Drawing in Charcosl Crayon Pasjtottc lesion Hours tromS to 12 AM W CHINA FIKED found in the city Those Interested invited to cll STUDIO at Residence South Main St E5P Country Produce handled Opposite Phoenix Hotel Main street J R Dabney N si LOST Iill PhaGtons Buggies HOPKINSVILLE H Blue Rival C WEBB HOPKINSVILLE KY Is the finest Hotel in the Sonth AH mod ern improvements Steam Heat and JElect Lights throughout perjday JUf Rates 2 to Hodges Horn Latham 350 Co repVj KEXDALE HERD of Berkshire hogs and Southdown sheep Nice lot ol year old Bucks and pigs of both sexes now ready for delivery Managers MBKino NewsteadKy Cerulean is enjoying a real boom this season A large number of visit- ¬ ors are now on hand and each train My Place in Garrettsburer is for brings in more The water at this rent for 1896 Apply to Dock G riff ey noted place was never better than near Garrettsburg Ky now and the accommodations are su MUTUAL1 perb To Let TO lXWisijsMrrv SssllsSs34 v5 KNOWLEDGE tends to personal enjoyment when rightly used The many who live bet- ¬ ter than others and enjoy life more with less expenditure by moe promptly adapting the worlds bet products to the needs of physical being will attest the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy Syrup of Figs Its excellence is due to its presenting in the form most acceptable and pleas¬ ant to the taste the refreshing and truly benePcial properties of a perfect lax ¬ Brings comfort and improvement and The musical given at the residence of Maj S R Crumbaugh Friday even ing was one among the most pleasant Parkers Earle and Tennessee Marentertainments ever held in the city and all the young ladies participating ket and other new varieties at SI Leav deserve high compliments for tne ex- ¬ p3r 100 Cumberland JeBsie cellent manner in which thev render ells selling at 50 cents per 100 MRS CORTEZ LEAVELL ed the program A very large crowd Hopkinsville Ky attended and all were well pleased The Crofton academy was opened yesterday for the Fall session with Prof Wm Robinson of this city as principal This institution of learn ing haB always enjoyed a liberal share of patronage and it is safe to 6ay that under Prof Robinsons management the school will continue to flourish a s it drserves to do so Theopening at tendance was quite nattering The Tabernacle directory has held a meeting to consider the proposition of holding the coining press banquet in the large auditorium which 6eems to be the only room in town largo enough to seat 400 people at one time It has been decided that the room cannot be let since it is dedicated for religious and literary purposes only It does not appear that a meeting in it of the most distinctively literary organization in the state could be taken as u violation of the charter It is to be hoped that the directory will noi let their decision be final until the matter is considered further and the stockholders of the tabernacle can be couferred with by them It may be a serious embarassment to the press people to be denied the privilege of renting the room Strawberry Plants For Sale Quit ftiiiRyft jiw i4irf i I JM4ft i i r i -u ur tw liS it Ui i Jf A V l- - fit 11VJ vS f n i ioiakiins New 4 room cottage for sale or rent near 18th street Apply to Mrs S E Chastain The I W Harper whiskey should beon every Business Beginning on Saturday July 20 and continuing for 90 I will sell my entire stou of jewelry at i sideboard The I W Harper whiskey should be in every m medicine chest The I W Harper whiskey should be in every club The I f Harper whiskey should be on e ery bar And all of this because It is the prince of whiskies The Ideal Kentucky article SOLD BV ORIGINAL PRIME COST in order to retire from business on November 1st These goods 18 watches at 9 are first class and standard wares 450 1 glasses Pebble Glasses at 150 at 50c and everything else in proportion My stock embraces a full line of Diamndes Fine watches clocks Jewelry and Fancy Goods Call 2r bee for yourself k W R LONG Hopkinsville Kv i If n 51 accept any substitute if offered ative effectually cleansing the system dispelling coids headaches and fevers ana permanently curing constipation It has given satisfaction V millions and met with the approval of the medteal profession because it acts on the Kid neys Liver and Bowels without weak ening them andit is perfectly fre from every objectionable substance Syrup of Figs is lor sale by all drug ¬ gists in 50c and 1 bottles but it is man ¬ ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only whose name is printed on every package also the name Syrup of Figs and being well informed you will not Wanted Wanted To give two covi s for one To induce a trade will give a large Range in addition original cost 75 Apply to E M FLACK Hopkinsville Ky Where to Get Meat prepared to furnish the public with fresh meats such as mutton lamb beef and shoat also sliced ham -- Telephone 108 G w West I am TGYATES H II 5 n HOPKINSVILLE i i KYfy c

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