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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: August 16, 1895

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J C3i Fr to HOPKINSYlLLE KYJERIDAY AUGUST 16 1895 NO 56 KILLED- OREAM OF NEWS THIS COLUMN HENRY SULLIVAN GREAT IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE HAS IT A Colored Kound Dying In a Field from a Gnnehot Wound Elkton Kt Aug 18 S H Sul- ¬ 7 jfT 3 75 FQB CHOICE tf all our 5011 anil 550 Qualities- 7 I amrnmrororororomroromtmmmmmmg Grreat Offerings SW Our Summer Clearance Sale is still going on and we are selling at a Great Sacrifice our handsome line cost and you will never have such another opportunity to Dress Q oods Summer G oods at These goods are going French Grinerhains Novelty Wool Patterns buy If you want m ft Remember we have the best stock in town and offer bargains impossible to duplicate Carpets Mattings or Eurs RICHARDS Sc OO AS CHEAP AS- 7UtUUUU44UiUUU4iUUiiUiUUUiUUiUiUUi Well just come and see how cheap they are HAKNESS SADDLES BKIDLES Jst to suit you An elegant line of Summer Lap Robes opened now Every thing you can need we have E 33olton Shoes 1 Yost 1 7- Co yS Nothing larger than 3s but they still goat We mean the Bolton shoes n r t - sx Clothing 1 irHllAMnt IUa J i rrtnnr nnTn nlnrUAn sjkwr jjK J jT rt SefS MPImfr r P and get aiiy all wooisuit wortlf 250 at Miens Shirts 1 i T The Stronghold shirts at 50c Are easily s I7j65 I wday MwlIH A 5 rf 1 elV- - worth School Shoes W With each pair of school shoes jwe will from this date give a useful present as long as they last J Hats t ur 1 Straw Hats--Yochoice for 25c All other kinds of hats go at 25 per cent discount- u t jv s- Iurriiisliinfir Goods r V at Actual Cost t p wiiiijii PETREE J ir OO died this evening from the This affects of a gunshot wound ternoon at three oclock he left the city for his farm three miles from It U Now Boas Gory Chas R Long Chairman of town taking his shotgun with him Mr the State Central Committee has ap- and saying he was going to the farm pointed the following new commit- ¬ to hunt a little and would bring At teemen in this county to fill vacan- ¬ back some game for breakfast prosfour oclock he was found lying cies Geo E Gary committeeman for trate in a field on his farm gasping When friends reached Hopkinsville No 4 and also chair- for breath man of the County Executive Com- him he was bleeding profusely from mittee vice Chas M Meacham who a shot wound in the left side The resigned on account of the incompati- shot entered his Bide under the arm bility of that position and the place tearing away portions of the ribs and of District Executive committeeman lungs and causing profuse bleeding Begins Monday Mornin to which Mr Meacham was elected He survived long enough to say that recently he shot himself accidentally while Alex Fritz was appointed in Perrys crossing over a fence Friends came School House district in place of T removed him into the W Carroll removed from the district quickly and farm house where he died at 830 and W D Cooper was appointed at Lafayette vice C B Fraser resigned oclock to night Mr Sullivan was forty five years Under the new rules of the DemoFortunate purchases fromi cratic party new committeemen will old born and reared in this town be elected all over the State the first and was ever known as a man of pubweek in October In the cities the lic spirit He carried a life insurance the great Cincinnati Assigmembers will be chosen Oct 1 in a for a large sum and leaves a wife primary election held at the registra and four children He was for twen- nees Sale to be offered as tion polls for each district In other ty years a prominent fire insurance benefit to our customers districts at mass conventions held agent and well known all over the A Money Saving Sale Saturday Oct 5 at 2 p m The United States Mr Sullivan was best known in committee thus chosen will meet and organize immediately after the Nov- Louisville as assignee of the Colum the Extraordinary kind ember election and qualify for a term bian Fire Insurance Co which office Staple and highly desira involved him in a tangle of litigation of four years growing from charges preferred at prices to Louisville Races against him by Thos C Hindman ble merchandise What with the races the Grand one of the companys agents and delight the Economical Army Encampment and other big stockholders but he was also widely connected before Stock must be closed in attractions Louisville offers a super known capacity he becameColumbian with the in any lative inducement to visitors this days Mr Sullivan was in Louisville last month and next The greatest at- Friday and returned home Saturday Prices will make quick traction up to September llth is the morning He was then in apparently Fall Races of the New Louisville better health than for some time past Jockey Club The meeting begins He leaves a wife and four childrenvho work Saturday August 24th and continues resides at Elkton in an elegant home for eighteen days All the crack and are left well provided lor Aside horseBof the West numbering over from a well equipped Btock and its 800 will be there and some of the proceeds they will receive something greatest races ever seen in Kentucky like 85000 in insurance will be witnessed There will be five About two months ago Mr Sullivan or more races each day with liberal who carried a 5000 policy in the Muadded money insuring large fields tual Life Insurance Company of New and exciting contests Thousands of York took out 25000 additional insurvisitors who expect to attend the ance in the same company This ism Grand Army Encampment will go to the company represented by Mr Bis Louisville a few days ahead of the old coe Hindman broth er ofthe man who veterans in order to take in the races has been instrumental in the prosecuDEATHS and avoid the crush that will begin tion of the suit against Sullivan on September llth Dillman Mr H C Dillman diee Less than a month ago he took out a All the railroads have made special 520000 policy with Cassaday Lane at his home in this city on the 13tbt rates for the races and it is expected local agents for the National Insur- inst aged about 65 vears He hacfl that quite a big delegation will leave ance Company of Vermont Besides been in poor health for some time here to attend the meeting1 this he had a 5000 paid up policy in and his death had been expected for the Mutual Benefit a 10000 policy some days Mr Dillman removed to Want Or Olardy to Speak in the Equitable of New York 5000 the city from the country a year ox Congressman Jno D Clardy has in the United States 5000 in the two ago and lived in the High street He was a good man and received a request from the Demo Equitable Life Association Society addition which is payable to his family in in- enjoyed the respect and confidence cratic State Campaign Committee to of all who knew him He was buried enter the canvass for the Democratic stallments of 500 annually for twen- Wednesday by the Masonic Lodge ty years In addition he recently had State ticket and has consented to of which he was a member of long make speeches wherever the commit reissued a 5000 accident insurance standing policy in the Fidelity and Casualty tee desires to send him Dr Clardy Tvler Judge John D Tyler died has for a number of years taken an Company He was m New York at active part in state campaigns and the time the last policy expired and at his home on Walnut Street on the his speeches greatly strengthen the renewed it by telegraphing the agents 13th inst in the 68th year of his age after a long illness of Brights dis-¬ party wherever he is heard He does here The local companies carrying risks ease of the kidneys not know in what sections his services He was born Dec 25 1826 in Mont- ¬ will be called for but he will doubt- on Mr Sullivans life have been in less be assigned mostly to his own communication almost all day with gomery county Tenn and educated and adjoining districts in Western their home officers over a suggestion at Princeton Ky He began the nractice of law in 1847but soon aban of suicide Kentucky doned the law and began farming oni Money In Triflea Colored Boy Drowned a large scale ilo was married in Miss Helen Harpending o Richard Shelby a colored boy ten mon- ¬ 1847 to Some one has said that more Caldwell county who died in 1870 years old was drowned in the river ey has been made of ingenious trifles Later he married Miss Lizzie Moore above Huffmans mill east of town than out of some of the most impor ¬ of this county Monday afternoon while wading in tant inventions of the ago A great He leaves two children Miss Marie the water There was a deep place and expensive machine or article can Tyler and Richaid K Tyler witht and the boy slipped into the water be purchased by only the wealthy wnom he lived at hiB handsome home beyond his depth and as he could few but the five cent and ten cent on Walnut street not swim was drowned before he novelties the little trifles Judge Tyler was a prominent mem- ¬ the could be rescued by his older com- - needles and pins and things every ¬ ber of the Ninth Street Presbyterian anions who were swimming The church and also a Master Mason He E odywas recovered and Coroner Al body wants Is able to buy and must was an honest christian man a de- ¬ lensworth held an inquest A verdict have Even such an insignificant voted huBband and parent a true of accidental drowning was returned article as a toothpick suggests the friend and an upright citizen investment of a vast army of labor- ¬ Funeral services were held by hier Hllncer TVas Shot ers Some exceedingly fine inven ¬ pastor Dr Nourse and the interment Yesterday morning two negro tions are used in the manufacture of took place in Hopewell cemetery toughs known as Slinger and these little splinters and the money Thursday afternoon Chinch Bug had a row down on invested runs well up into millions Nelson Wallace Nelson the son of Mr M H Nelsonr dog alley and Slinger was shot and Toothpicks are used for many pur ¬ slightly wounded His injury was poses besides the one that gives¬ died at theof home of his parents not sufficient to take away Slingers them their namo They are invalu Wednesday was a bright beautiful little boy appetite for watermelon as he was able to the florist and have their the idol of his fond parents who are ¬ able to sit in a wagon and eat one place In a great many household pershortly after it occurred formances As little skewers for overwhelmed with grief at his sudden boiled and stuffed eggs and as death Three of a Kind MATRIMONIAL splints to tie up broken plants they The wife of Geo W BrownoE Lay are useful Indeed indispensable Mr Wm A WThite tonsvillo in this county on the 18th nothing seeming to answer so well of White White Julien and Mrs Marian White of inst gave birth to triplets All tbrae The day of small thlugs is far from this city were married last night at 91 of them were girls and two are living being despised and there are com oclock in the parlor of the Hoteh and doing well The third was dead panies representing large capital Latham Mrs Brown ia a daughter of Mr Jas that are constantly on the lookout DIHIcult to ITuderxtnnd V Forbes and is a young woman in for trifling inventions from which From Kewspaperdom her twenties Mr and Mrs Brown they may receive large sums cither In every community it will be- atT-were married about a year ago by purchase and manufacture or by mitted there are business men who do Wag Broken putting them on the market and not advertise in any newspaper notr Ills Arm The latter item Ellis McKee the son of paying royalty de- however small foots up a very con- ¬ withstand ihg the fact that they Mr L H McKee fell while riding upon the public for support and siderable aggregate to the Inventor Send in some form or othec on the back of a buggy yesterday and in broke one bone of his right arm He and there are hundreds of people ¬ outside the newspaper They readr this country who are living hand newspapers themselves will not bo Jaid up seef otkeir somely on the regular income de¬ mens advertisements therein ufriW Remember Senator Blackburn Will rived from some of these children of same line of business -- know thtt it speak in Hopkinsyille Sept 5 their brains N X Liedcer ef- ¬ Boy Drowned Triplet Near livan JtFalrvlew DrClurdy to Speak Arm Bro agent the well known fire insurance Specker Bros Jken Other Local Matters V m ALb Auut 11 a of 7 nmrrr jAuO h HO two-year-o- ld bronchial-pneumonia-H- e ti M 2 heating surface making a total heating surface of 2500 square feet and a total grate surface of 78 Isquaro feet They will have moderataiforfwH rlrmiif in duced by tvo blowis s for eachboat ap¬ plied directly to the asK pit The boil ¬ ers will be placed side bv side in th tnmivTnpartmentwifch a common fire- room The normal coal supply of the singlc- buiw wai wxu oo 100 tons with a to-¬ tal bunker capacity of 238 tons tho nor mal coal supply of the twin screw boats will be 120 tons with a total bunker ca- ¬ pacity of 250 tons These gunboats have been given much tess speeti and only about half tho pow ¬ er which it lately has been tho practice to put in boats of their displacement Thcgreat advantage of this idea con- ¬ sists in allowing a boat of a given size to carry more coal slnco the machinery weighs less and drives tho boats much more economically at a1 slow spoedl- - HOPKINSyillLE KENTUCKIA1 BftOOkLYN3 Mr- r POWERFUL GUNBOATS 33bt of Them to Be Added to TJn bund ctor ft at ton de Sams Navy WU1 SWfaerelu They Arc to Differ from Vessels Their Class Now la Comtsl- sXiko Pretty yachts Special lVotterl Xotik Very Much 1 IN Six magnificent steam yachts such ess could be 6wried only by tho lucky rposstssoTspf many millions of dollars will be built by tho navy during tho current fiscal year and although they fere to bo finer than similar vessels of their class they prpmlse to be all 4 around tho most useful Bhips belong¬ ing to tho United States government By act of congress approved March 3 1895 provision was niado for the construction of six light draft com jgosite gunboats the individual con- - Thus Has a Ills Bomp oCXmuUob iUtd Is at IIodiq oa lite Stageftp oae who viewed the recent won ¬ derful pcrforihanceof Thomas T Hay den the blind actor in The Bankers Ifeughter at the o Criterion theater Brooklyn could fail to wish to know more of this most interesting charac ter than is portrayed in his stago lifo The other day a New ork Press representative called at his office 190 Jpralemon street and was received most courteously Inchating with Mr Hayden it is hard to realize that he is without tho rtisQ of his- eyes A moment after tho writer was Intro- ¬ duced the telephone boll rang Mr Hayden arose and without tho least assitance answered the call returned io his seat and continued the conversa- ¬ better thak cure butts Liver Pilli will not only cure but if takeirin time iillprevent dyspepsia biliousness malaria constipation iaundice torpid liver and kindred diseases Prevention Sick ftieajiachey TUTTS Liver PILLS AisonoffetnnrtiEr m m mmMwt at 8 knots these jboats will S re- - t ti WtWi la cur iil in m mm J r n Poor v GREATEST ENTJREmOCK FrOTit now SALE OF THE YEAR FANCY MILLINERY AND GOODS AT COST l JF it Rprvhprnhpi All I v H LIL sVi V means so much morethanzvwvou imapfine--rSerK- us and fatal diseasesSresult from trifling- ailments neglected Health J U11 A wiinhllforcostY We Iwvejust taken stoclfc una vq mane room tor otirxaU U ooas ev- - Hip Ts h tno 1 THOMAS H 1 T HATDEIi greatestft Lpicty YVlUialcllUlG O health BINGXE SCBEW OCWBOATS 10 11 12 AIO 18 lb jstnicUvo limit of cost being 23000g sacclusive of tho cost of armament oFromhls authority Chief Constructor vwooa Tho essential reasons for the con- ¬ struction of vessels of tho composite y3 are that thoy are largely inde endent of docking facilities and HeOTssmical in the uso of fuel Tho xfoIkftlffin of the copper causes the barnacles rgrass etc to be released just as soon as the vessel is put in motion and tho bottom is made com- joaratively clean thus permitting tho vessel to maintain her designed speed viwith a minimum consumption of coal The docking expenses whether at rSiome or abroad and the cost of fuel 1 4wo very serious outlays these ves- seis are counted upon to minimize Tvnile tthelr activitj range of action x andjgeneral efilciency are greatly in Hiclibora and Engineer-in-Chie- f Mel sillehave drawn designs for entirely povel types of warships involving for the first lime in government vessels the principle of composite construction tho framing being of steel and the hull vcreased ly 3ng two radical ¬ different tjpes one type carrying inU sail power and propelled by asin le6crewtho other type having steady TTho six vessels will bo of iiL5 rews actuated by two separate en Their principal on load water only and propelled by twin dimensions JSines are as 53ollowa t SJeam extreme at lo KJirater lino ft Adraft normal to bot- tQIDKirkOBl tt s Displacement n o r- mal about tons Indicated horse jnw- er about Speed an hour In 3ngtb line Single Screw Type IC3 S3 12 Ticin Screw Type 174 84 12 ft quire about 250 horse power whether the maximum power of the engines be 800 or 1000 In one case the engine would bo work ¬ ing at about one quarter of its designed power which Is within the limit of reasonable economy and in the other case tho engine Is working at only one eighth its actual pow- ¬ As the power required to drive er a vessel varies as the cube of the speed the coal burned per knot will vary as the square of the speed pr in other words with two engines of equal econ- ¬ omy one of which would drive the boat 10 knots and tho other 8 knots per hour the first would burn 100 tons of coal in going the same distance as the other would run In burning 04 tons This Illustrates the advantage of having en ¬ gines which are economical at slow speed This was the principal reason why low powered machinery was put in the ships These boats will require at 12 knots their maximum speed 800 indicated horse power at 10 knots 450 Indicated horse power and at 8 knots 250 indi-¬ cated horse power The capacity of tho bunkers will bo about 250 tons The coal consumption for all purposes at full power will be about 22 tons per day giving a steaming radius in smooth water of 3250 knots At 10 knots the coal consumption will bo about 12 tons per day and the steaming radius will be about 5000 knots At 8 knots speed the coal consumption would be about 8K tons per day and the steaming radius will be about 5050 miles making it possible to run them at that speed from San Francisco to New Zealand ship will be the ease with which she can steam in and out of harbors and up narrow and crooked rivers owing to the greater ease and safetv with which twin screw ships can be steered But the sailing typo can reel off seven or eight knots an hour indefinitely on long cruises at no cost for fuel and for months at a time in active service can be independent of coaling stations The single screw boat will be lighted by electricity and provided with a steam steerer and steam windlass space and weight are allowed for these features In the twin screw boats but their installation will deoend entirely upon their possibility within the price limit of e2SO000 The armament being identical in both I tion as though he had full possession of all his faculties After he had taken a silver cigar case from his pocket invited me to join him medicine which is bit off the end of a fracrant Havana Browns Iron Bit- ¬ ters A few botand lighted It with keen enjoyment tles cure benefit Mr Hayden was ready to talk with mo comes from the very first dose it about some of the numerous plays in wont ttnin vour which he has taken part although de- ¬ tteth and pleasant to take prived of the one faculty which to the actor seems most necessary He assured me that it was simply his splendid memory for location that Dyspepsia Kidney and Liver made him so successful At rehearsal Neuralgia Troubles he has his stage setting exactly as it is on the night of the performance and Constipation Bad Blood he can place tho exact location of each Malaria Nervous aliments individual chair table etc with mar- ¬ Womens complaints velous precision Mr Hayden learns tletonlythe Renulne it has crossed red lines on tins vrapoer All others are sub his lines by havinc them read to him stitutes On receipt of two 2i stamps we ¬ He is more strangely his own manvrni afnusi oi ten ucautliui woria s ager both financially and artistically VFalrVWwJ and boo- k- free EftpWfj 2HEMlCALCd BALTIMORE MD every detail of the production being under his own supervision His eyesight was destroyed by an un ¬ happy accident in the uso of liquid makeup After all hopo had been ITCHING PILES given up of regaining bis eyesight all in the direction of his his hopes turned SWAYNES greatest liking the stage His success JUjaoLTrrair cubxs OINTMENT since that time In such roles as those of KTUrTOHS MoUtnr latuuw IWMa oa llnwimttl Douglas Wlnthrop Chevalier do Van vans by MrmUk oBUaue tamer form aad prtra4 ulliwwlUmMtntnlfhti dray Sidney Norcott Rudolf Chandos Bob Sackett John Strecker etc- clear- ¬ tk tumor 811 bj drcgfliu or br tcdlurru yj iburbi M4U fnpyt biSa8fiu 8SKrtU4eM ly demonstrate his ability as an actor Sold bvR C kARDtylCB Mr Hayden is at present in tho real estate business but he intends eventu- ¬ Browns Iron Bitters are t If yousortsfeeling weak out of and generally ex- ¬ hausted netvous haVe no appetite ana cant v oik bctrln at once talc ing the most relia- ¬ ble strengthening the place- advejismen ut It iviWpayhjow to call and get theBest Bargains ever offered in this city 2 -Come anctXjtry XJs W and you xoilljiot bt deceived Bsmember v OJndbe Srytjiirigrgogst tinvite everyone to call eonvinGedMaithisisJiumlug THE LEADER Mme Fleurette Levy Mgr its It Cures i t GTle Palace rl KHMV Sailors x s nave tnem xou want thein At prices from 10c to 200 all colors I am daily receiving all the latest novelties f peslgffl r VO1 PILES -1 Slje Baiace Leads uir The great gain in the twin screw 1050 600 12 1000 600 12 Jciots h l 1 BE The single screw vessels Nos 10 11 IS and 18 have finer lines than tho other twjo and carry a spread of 11000 square iieet tdi canvas Under sail alone they twill rmake 10 knots with a stiff wind And aiairly smooth sea while in the rade winds for long voyages they can be relied upon to make long cruises at tthe rate of 0 or 8 knots When going under sail alone tho cn- sghiesof Jho single screw boat will bo uncoupled allowing the shafting and racrew to revolve simply by the action --tfflf thejpasslng water and so slight is complexion looks well in evening dress and it would indeed bo difficult to find anyone in full possession of his eyesight who could be more immacu- ¬ late in personal appearance Ho is an ex member of the Thirteenth regiment having served five years and having re- ¬ ceived an honorable discharge Ho is a welcome member of tho Veteran association a member of the Royal Ar-¬ canum and of the B P 0 Elks Booth holds Mr Hayden in living recollection as twice its president Ho is now ono of its honorary members As an elocutionist of many delightful gifts and aside from his many likable personal traits Mr Hayden is exceed- ¬ ingly popular and a programme that includes his name is assured to be a successful one ally to go upon the road with a care-¬ fully selected company and at tho head of the organization He is of medium height with dark 8nre Trompt Posltl Curt for ImpoUnct tota Qtmlnal of Manhood Emissions Sptrmatorrhta Nttveuiniss Stlf Distrust ous Man Price 9100 ff Boxes 46 00 Setclal Directions Mallto with each Box Aiirsse BUUii BasWjttalmisl C r MRS ADA LAYNE MAlKf CORNER 9TH iiTiTf TERMSWASH in Styles Trimmed Hats from 25c to 500 Kibbons Laces Silks Velvets FJowers Hair Ornaments Ladies Vests Gloves Silk Floss Stamped Goods Cor8etsHbs ieryt Also a lull line of Butterick Patf erns tnaSeuou a Loss o Memory Ac STRONG Vigor-¬ Will 6TLOUI9 aoiotuoAsAvr RIO Do snippers ot Dotn green ana anca apples in tnc state ana get uie nignesc raaricet prices All vre ask Is atrlal shipment to prove these facts Stencils sent tree on application write ns lor lurtner lntormauou ana snip your pooas to neaaqnaxters we uonoie any tiling In the grain or produce line strictly oa commission PpLES GBEEN APPLES DRIED the larcest receivers and We am the largest exnorters of dried irtilt the world and In 514 HERNDON CARTER CO m 1 incorporated Louisville Ky You Suffer From indigestion Eour stomach head ¬ ache flatulency distress after eating T v XI A- I it A WONDERFUL GUN -r It Can ro Carried by a Soldier and Bains Or is it a case of lost appotlto want of Death Instantly energy weakness debility Hiram S Maxim has Invented a ma- ¬ Aro you nervous restless sleqpless worn chine gun that can be carried around by a soldier set up somewhat as is a photo¬ out in body and in mind graphic camera and fired 000 times a Have you p ains In the baa nips side minute The muzzle can be moved like head nrms sb ouldors chestt a garden hose and made to direct a von nuea wnn mai- - Ha sallow complexion coated tongue s bt sweats n rrwjti dry cough chilh and fever p Do i mXU MfrafcT Viftf V J v K- Xp i-- If any of tbeso troubles ar yours thi thing you need is DB KINGS 1 1000000 ui 3 FOOTS i XXJL 2 TWKf SCBEW GTOBOATS 14 A2TD 15 GERMETUER ri 5 i tfiiilcring only as regards shafting aiumber of screws and tho incidental division of motive force For tho twin screw gunboats the en- jriaes will bo rights and lefts each in a eparato water tight compartment and tvUl bo of tho usual vertical direct noting triple expansion type with a tigh prcssuro cylinder of 12 18 Vi and 22 inches respectively having a com fanOn stroke of 18 inches capable of de-¬ veloping 800 horse power with 200 rev olutions a minute The engine of tho single screw boats tvill also bo of tho triple expansion type with cylinders of tho following diam- etcrs 15 23X and 30 inches with a common stroke of SO inches and to run minuto when do i at 150 revolutions a 800 veloping tho required horse power Each boat w ill have two single ended VSootclA bju ers with two corrugated 1 8 feet in diameter Each ave a diameter of 10H1 feet of 10 feet with 89 f square yaujBurfce and lg5ofeet of Vhe types will consist of six 4 inch four 0 POBTADLE GUJT BEADT FOB ACTIOH In the gentlest and happiest way and xthus disengaged that there is every pounders and two 1 potmder guns all with the greatest cortainty known to med treason to expect a sailing speed fully rapid fire and w411 be disposed in this stream of lead upon any point It is ical science GERMETTJER removes from equal to tho possibilities of the steam order Four 4 inch guna in two batter- ¬ claimed that the stand makes it much the system tho symptoms name abore ies port and starboard on the gunr more accurate than any gun held to the giving strength in place of weakness Joyijowcr conditions The engines in each tjpe aro designed deck amidships the two other 4 inch shoulder ous health in placo of sickness Tests were made at the government rio develop tho same horse power and to guns beingcarried on the malndeck Thore is no other remedy like it and ileduce the same speed that of 12 knots one at the bow and one at the stern proving ground at Sandy Hook recently none that can do its work And thon it is each having a wide are of fire The 0 pounder guns will bo carried on the gun deck two well forward ono on either bow and two amidships between tho 4 incb guns respectively in tho port and starboard batteries Tho 1 pounder guns will be disposed where tho most advantageous on the ham- ¬ mock berthing For the 4 inch guns there will bo 900 rounds of ammuni- ¬ tion For tho 0 pounder guns thero will bo 2002 rounds of ammunition For the 1 pounder guns thero will bo 1235 founds of ammunition Each of tho vessels will carry about 10 officers 125 enlisted men and a small guard of marines numbering perhaps 10 men Tho vessels aro so commodious however that for special duty a very much larger complement could be accommodated or a largo number of refu ¬ gees could be taken aboard Secretary Herbert Is compelled by law to hare two of these vessels built on tho Paci ¬ fic coast two on the Atlantic and two UP oathegulf If possible- retarding Influence of the screw AT liVli VJ MVB niAllH lJllifc i uAfl tj Iim-Hi 1 Z m Jtttitl4i V v rff ii ff if i -l- t T IV I Mr Huber an expert gunner fired a real pleasuro to tako it Littlo children fifty shots This little feat occupied Uko it with delight and it euros like five and four fifth seconds The bullets magic 5100 6 for 500 All drUgqisU flew through the air 150 feet apart and there was a continuqus stream of empty IX KLL Bhells from an aperture under tho barrel Sold by K 0 Hardwick druggist As tho light gun is used by the infan¬ try it is Important to ascertain how quicldy it can bo taken from tho pack ¬ Tfce Cayose as a Vest ing case and put into action Export Tho Indian cayuso is tho worst pest Huber hung it over his shoulder in that inflicts thU country Tho Indian marching order Ho put it together horses spread all over tho ranges and unpacked his cartridges and Area hia aro not confined within tho reservation first shot fifty eight seconds after tho limits It is estimated that fifteen alarm was given thousand worthless wild ponies range For a third test tho Interior mechan ¬ unrestrained over tho hills of this coun- ¬ ism was supposed to get out of order try and devour the good bunch grass and Mr Huber had to replace it with a These cayuses each eat enough good duplicate set carried in tho knapsack fodder to fatten a steer Between tho last shot with tho old and ono steer is worth more than ten mechanism and tho first shot with the glass yed broncos If we couldenact new the time was 20 2 5 seconds In a law to declare every pony of an as tho Maxim gun tho recoil is utilized sessed value of less than one dollar a as power to load thegim automatically public nuisance it would add material and work the hammer ly k me- prosperity oi wu country STUMP PRICES SEEtlB Ym Ji PHONE 98 V H DAGG l1 four-year-o- ld n hnfHi hw T1 rJ t M n ii i i Trtr--v- lfaUwelBiiUUajByTO f r- - i i L tj- fj ID n m n i j j w il ii Kaxt AtLnrtnlTlat it n J in iS mi ii MEliiltlJ 1 ii v It iSOi jf iTBTMTPWIWMBiMfcdMaiiMBahi St f SH ji tmr vs iffi233 jjr r- K ME w Atrgtistiej3l8OT T v M y IHOPEENSVi KbBs KENTUCKIAN 3 -- J J K DISMtOTA i i A Strang Region Full of Oddl tis Not Found Elewher A K Usher an Some Things Told Ornithologist In the Federal Employ Purposo Who Weat I of Investigation ty1r fote Ijhave just returned from a visit to the Dismal swamp said Dr A K Fisher ornithologist of the de ¬ partment of agriculture to a Wash ¬ fi ington Star writer ji is a strange region fuliof odd ¬ ities that are not to be found else whfejjei f f f field mice golden mice and lemming mice The lemming mouse is bard ito catch because it will not take Education is something more than any sptfti M bfiik The only way to chipsof Greek and Latin To succap Wire it Is to set a trap In Its run ¬ ceed in this world one must have prac- ¬ way I set my traps In dry places tical knowledge and common sense out of water Among other things For example when you are bilious do shrews I got two rare not postpone action until your whole There are plenty of cattle In the system is enfeebled Ask R C Hard- ¬ swamp small dark and very wild wick your druggist for Ramons Ton- ¬ They are the progeny of animals that ic Liver Pillsand Pellets and take have strayed from domesticated the different medicines as perscribed The total cost is only 2b cents Sam- ¬ Hunters stalk and shoot herds ple dose free them like deer Bears are numerous ment In the autumn they feed greed- ¬ Vest he said as a writer for t TEX ily on the fruit of the sour the Star was told that Is the first rJ vjUISVILLE ST LOUIS AS RAILWAY gum Wildcats opossums and rac time I ever know a man to change cbpns are not scarce while squirrels bis opinion on constitutional law on SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 1 1S96- The are remarkably abundant a telegram discovered an easy squirrels have But Senator Cokes turn was No 53 No 61 way to get a living by goin along WEST BOUND Daily by the hoof and mouth Dilly the shore of Lake Drummondjnnd anpropriationpxampl94 the Texas J NOT THR FIRST iV 6 80 p m 7 45am Louisville picking up the nuts and berries seedbill was Introduced l asked Ly West Point 7 25 p m 840am Why the Selection He Wanted to which have fallen into the water and Brandenbuig 801pm 917am an appropriation to buy farm seeds Irvington 880pm 0 45am Play Wa3 Inappropriate They trot drifted in windrows for drought sufferers in Texas In 9 89 p m 10 2Sam Stepheneport They were engaged That was all its principles Cloverport 9 28pm 10 50 am along the logs and fish them out it paralleled the 9 64pm 11 10 a m Hawesvllle with their paws Deer are common apparent from their actions They hoof and mouth measure as well as 10 18 p m 11 40 a m Lewisport 10 69 pm 12 22 am Owensboro but hard o got In the fall hunters were together all the time and he tho one before against whjch Coke 1145 pm 108pm Spotsvllle 12 10 a m 180pm run Jhem Into the lake and catch tried to anticipate her every wish had voted and yest had oratedi Ar Henderson They waudered on the beach to- But this them jjith dogs time Senator Coke felt No 62 No 64 Tfcere is fine fishing in Lak6 gether and they sat out on the obliged to bow to fate and support EAST BOUND Dally Dally porch in the moonlight earnestly the Texas seed bill Drummqnd which contains plenty Senator Voor 7 20 a m 265pm Henderson of perch black bass two kinds of talking about nothing Moreover hees offered him irritating consola- Lv Spottxvllle 7 43am 316pm species of sunfish and he could play the flute and they tion by saying 8 80 a m 400pm pickerel three Owensboro 9 13 a m 415pm Lewisport There Is no dry would occasionally steal away from other panflsh 9 87 a m 4 59 pm Never mind Coke suppose you Hawesvllle 10 05 am 5 24pm Cloverport ground in theswamp and one sinks the crowd around the hotel and he do have to switch Remember 10 28 a m 6 45p m Stephensport Irvington at every step to his knees in mud would entertain her with solos 1105 am 680pm statesmanship is but the science of 11 31 a m 668pm Brandenburg But she was more worldly than circumstances and a senator like a The cane which forms brakes all 12 05 p m 785a m West Point 1 00 p m 8 80am she looked and one night some of sailor may be going north on one Ar Louisville throujljie south Is abundant To gethervith a varied undergrowth theothqr guests overheard a con- ¬ voyage and south on the next For further information address it Is tangled with vines that run up versation that was unique but not However Coko felt very sore over H C Mokdue A G P A into the trees so that half a mile an intended for their ears or Louisville Ky his fate andtthe Texas seed bill was W L Mills Shall I got my flute he asked understood by his fellow senators to hour is a good rate of progress One Owrnsboro Ky Oh yes do she replied must carry a knife to cut the vines be a subject which must not be Do you like to hear It be in lightly mentioned in his presence walking being further impeded by the cat brier whose thorns catch in quired fishing for a compliment One afternoon Senator Voorhees Indeed I do the clothing and hold on like books had just introducedan old white THE GREAT What shall I play this time The boats used in the Dismal haired bonovolcnt joolcing gentle ¬ Line Anything you wish swamp are all dug outs made from man to SenatorVet They were in o Well after a few moments the senate cloakroom at the time botweon the cities cypress logs twelve feet long and very narrow To shape sucha cf at spent in thought dont you think The white haired philanthropist had Cincinnati Lexington Louis properly Is a nice piece of work The the First Kiss waltz would be very just finished a campaign in Indiana ville 7 Evansvie St Louis for a sdat in the house and he had novice who steps Into one of these appropriate And the cities of He wished to be very compl- been egregiously beaten Senator boats is apt to go out on the other Mont imentary but somehow he seemed to Vest was consoling him and ex- Nashville Memphis side but the native stands up and have made a mistake paddles with security gomery Mobile and New The water pressing regret that his light was No I dont she replied abort- - not to shine at the south end of the Is darker than amber and excellent Orleans capitol in the next congress to drink it is said to be a sure cure iy Why not WITHOUT However I do not regret it lor malaria There is no malarial Youre about three years too said the white haired Samaritan AND SPEED UNBIVALED disease in the swamp The swamp Chicago Times Herald is full of magnolias from the size of late I was glad to run evem ff I was My sjaughterTnaydojthe Cars bushes to trees sixty feet high defeated A lYoung Lawyers Mistake party good When I was there they werefull of The blood of he flowers The oypress trees are cut There is a certain judge in one pf rhartyrsMs the seed of the church Jackson- ¬ shingles The best trees for the the higher courts of this city who for It was just then purpose are those which fell from rather prides himself on his knowl Coke went byHls quick ear caught ville points twenty five to fifty years ago and edge pf the law The other day he tZie word seed and his face are now covered with moss The was compelled to listen to a case that flushed However he passed on to negroes wade in and cutoff the moss had been appealed from one of the po his scat in the senate But his Connections are made at Guthrie and and rotten bark Then they cut up lice courts The young practitioner wrath began to rise and In ten Nashville for all points me log mio smngies on me spot xnej wjio appealed for the appellant was minutes he was back In the cloak- ¬ orth East South and W est next best tree is one tnatls newly long and tedious he brought In all room again looking for an explana V In Pullman Palace Cars ifallen and the third quality is the of the elomQntary fext books and tion Voorhees and his white haired iSTS tree that has to be felled quoted the fundamental proposi- friend wero gone but Vest was EMIGRANTS tions of law y sitting there all alone contented as chis road will receive special low rates Double Duty At last the judge thought It was a toad under a cabbage leaf Coke See agents of this company for rates routes c or write to time to make an effort to close the addressed him A capital story ws once told oi O P Atmore G P TA argument said he who Senator Vest Rev Thomas Hunt the veteran Louisville Can we not assume he said was that white haired old Idiot I temperance qratorHwho was well pompously that the court knows a saw talking with you and Senator n in the early alstojjysp the JOHN ECHOLS REIVERS Voorhees ST JOHN BOYLE Omincr vallev Ho whs ajsome- - little about law Itself ¬ the very mistake made Thats Senator Vest was somewhat sureccentrlomanhibu Wnoaseasod at of remarkably quick wli which stood In the other court answered the prised but furnished the Informa- ¬ mm m good stead on1 many occa young orator and I dont want to tion THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE Motion let It defeat me twice I have merely returned to say w slonst K 7 to him sir went on Senator Coke During- ihe civil war he enlisted denied N Y Recorder severely what4I now say to you Louisville Evansville fy n one of thoiregimerits of infantry Caffeine Blr and that Is that some of you raised intHe valley and- served as gentlemen are making yourselves One of the principal sources of the chaplain One day in the very AND ALL POINTS fiercest of the battle a major rode supply of caffeine in England is the far too merry about that Texas seed up In front of the regiment and see- ¬ sweeping of tea from the floors of bill sir i want to urge on you ing Father Hunt at the head of the the various docks wharves and the necessity of getting through ranks inquired in great astonish- ¬ warehouses In London These sweep- your laugh on that subject --TO It was no doubt a good ment ings aggregate about 675000 pounds sir joke but it has run Jong enough Htinpliis Ylcksburg New Orlenus Chaplain what are you doing of tea annually or with tho dirt AND ALL POINTS nails hoop iron and wood which sir I dont care to hear any more there tea to about about it sir am I doing What repeated the get mixed with the try explained Senator I stawfo old minister quickly Im 400 tons The loss to tea Importers Vest did not afterward he told the when The cheering the hearts of the brave annually Is about 125000 Limited Trains and Perfect Service to and watching the heels of the cow ¬ sweepings have naturally a fair pro- story to Senator VoPrhees I simply Connecting at Memphis with through trains make any explanation portion of good to fine grade teas ards to all points in He was evidently performing this mixed with them and consequently offered an abject apology and prom- ¬ double task so well and thoroughly cpntain a larger amount of the active ised to offend no more the majpr could ffind no fault principles of tea called by chemists that Rates Tickets and all Information will b -The Aroostook in Maine was furnished ou application to your nparest with him and left him to his self- - caffeine than the low quality teas ticket agent appointed charge Youths Com- - The sweepings cost the chemists only named fronvan Indian word raea- nT B LYNOH about half a cent per poundt Insr good men WWUAVU General Passeneer Agent Louisville Kr boat I found about fifty species of birds breeding in the swamp One of them is Swalnsons warbler which is very rare I rapped several species of small mice rice mloe all tKSaa saw were harmless Wtien I picked up a good sized one frqm a log arid held him by the neck the negro who was paddling for mo shuddered0 nat Ho nearly upsot be tidh was to Investigate the fauna of the locality and pf rare mammals andbirds I secured quite a number Snakes are abundant and are alleged by tlHnatives to be vepomotis but The purpose of mtf expedi JAN ANCIENT TIMEPIEOt A A Mlssourjan PosteMM a Watch of Historic Interest Judge Frederick W Moore of the superior court is the poftscssPr of an heirloom in theshape of a watch that no amount pf money would buy And besides its value as a heir- ¬ loom it has a historic interest The timepiece is of the open face buliseye pattern As with all old style watches of the pattern men ¬ tioned the outer case must be re moved bcforcQt can be wound The outer case of this vatchls ofhamr raered ofdrdd all fBa work on It was aonevoy nana While this la apparent from the workmanship it is further proved by the date on the Jnside as follows Daniel Do St Leu Servant to Her Majesty Lon dbn Her majesty then was the tqueen of George III the then reign ing King oi jungiano The authentic history of this valr uable timepiece is this In the years preceding 178 William Augustus duke of Cumberland the secondon of George ILj was thocommandfer of iiiuuunau uimus in tncracoptisn vmuaiyua uuu in me campaigns agajnsfcthe Prussians arid ihe BaSr slans and wEenie was a theTiad oi wio cruisn mnoverian and Dan- ¬ ish forces of fifty thousand men Dr Frederick William Schwartze a Hanoverian was on his staff as sur- ¬ geon At the closp of the campaign aglnst the Prussians and the Rus sians the duke had three watches made like the one that Jlidge Moore has and of which it is one The watches were presented to three officers of the dukes stall by him as a mark of his esteem One went to Dr Schwartze as a Han overian one to a British officer and one to a Danish officer The presentations wero made in 1755 After the doctors services had ended In 1857 and the duke had returned to London It was expected he would succeed to the throne but the birth of a son to his elder brother cut him out St Louis Republic ¬ 4 ¬ ¬ atLD OF TUG SAITOHS Somo Good Storlos oa August Leg islatoro at Washington Vest Changes Ills Views on tho Constitu tlonallty of a Troposcd Law CoUo of Tcisg Does Likewise Tho Texas Seed Hill They tell a great many stories oi old ex senator Coke of Texas says tho Washington Sisr He was a great admirer of Vest Ono day some bill was pending which bluntly stated offered to appropriate public mPney for what seemed to SenatPr Coke private or Coko was very special purpose much against It as was Senator Vest The Missouri senator made a speech and showed that the proposed law was unconstitutional Coke listened to his oratory with rapt at tention and very much applauded arid approved of it Before the bill W sjpuf to a vote however the hoof andrapuih disease broke out In MlssVuampng the cattle and Gov Crittenden wired Senators Vest nnd jcrHlVttljln trthe aid of the nalibnalvgdVernment in hunting the inaiauwiwsuair ana exterminating was Introduced making an appropriation to Investi- ¬ gate tho causes and report remedies for the hoof and mouth disease The measure made exactly the same question which Senator Coke was so much opposed to and which Vet had so ploquently denounced but the Week before Under tho stress of danger threatening Missouri live stock Interests Senator Vest felt compelled to change his position in the matter and did it most graceful- ¬ ly It all afforded tho good natured senator from Texas mnch amuse power to cure rheumatism dyspepsia snd all diseases caused by impure blood why do you continue to suffer Hoods cures others why not you cient Wnt Not Yoc When thousands of people are tak ing Hoods Sartiaparilla to overcome the weakness and languor which are so common at this season why are you not doing the same When you know that Hoods Sarsaparilla has that honest Hoods Pills are prompt and 25c effi- - Eleven Teachers Four Music Teachers Seventy five Boarding Pupils last year Total Enrollment last yearL63 Complete course in BookkeeTDirigwithoufc M jr It KentHGtY Co m tyk- Mound explorers on the Fox farm in Mason county have diECDvered in an 01 mound eight skeletons each in closed in a stone box The finders regard them as traces of a race that antedated the Indians extra charge ISTeszt Session or Sent By Mail Begins Septal 0 1895 sCatalogues at Hopper Bros Insure in the Old Reliable- - Afflicted Fort Years Mr R B Goodman Marietta Ga says I was troubled with rheuma tism which the doctors called sciatica for a number of years doctoring with everything I could hear of without benefit until I commenced with Dr Kings Royal Germetuer which cured me sound and well I was at times for several months sol could not walk at all I have now been thoroughly well of it for four years and think tnere 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 SI For sale by R C Hardwick druggist 1845 MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE GO OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY AMZI DODD President Total Assets January 1st 1895 552830 Paid Policy Holders since organization lSTOCllGCa Surplus Former N Y Standard 67283 Losses paid In Kentucky over 30000 After second year GUARANTEED CASH SURRENDER VALUES on life and endowment 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 or if pre- ¬ ferred to the purchase of a paid up pollcv No restrictions as to RESIDENCE or OCCUPA ¬ TION FW THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired SMITH CO State Agents 542 West Main street Louisville Ky CALLIS W GJWHEELER WALLACE Local Agents KENTUOKY HOPKINVILLE JOHNN MIL1 Bookkeepe WHEELEfl Mtt i WAREHOUSEMEN COMMISSION AN-DGRAIN DEALERS Russellville and Railroad Streets Liberal Advances on Consignments MERCHANTS Hopkinsville Kentucky HI CO All Tobacco Sent Us Covered by Insurance ed T R HANCOCK R C WILCOS T R HANCOCK 11 NAT GAITHER K muiiiiu nn Liberal Advances on Tobacco HANCOCK Salesman COR MAIN AND FRONT STREETS Tobacco Warehousemen and Commission Merchants Store T JR snsrisr JAS WE3X GAITHER WEST sssTQBACCO r Ajid Proprietors vVERAGSDADE m- HOPKINSVILLE PLANTERS Warehouse K rhrough Trunk EAGSDALE COOPER RE COOPER GO in r CBA3E Special attention to Bainpling and selling tobacco Liberal advance ¬ ments made on consignments Our charges for selling Tobacco will remaici r250 No commission B ALLEN HOPKINSVILLE tT M WffiURt KY Pullman Palace for Atlanta Savanah Macon GenlAgt L E DADD BooK keeper CP WAREIELDSuj that-Senator and in Florida Union Tobacco Warehous COMMERCE and HITER STS CO Olarksville Tennessee 0 k UNION HOUSE i i i I I I Liberal advance made on Con- siffnments Free Storage to w J Correspondence So Planters licited Prompt and Careful Attention to All Business Entrusted to Us T C JEANBERY M P SHRYER I 00 fflIU PEOPLES WAREHOUSE HANBERY SHRYER Props Cincinnati E3op3sIns ille HJstLbLisb ed Railroad Street Between Tenth and Eleventh Careful attention given to sampling aud sohinpr all tobacco consigned to us Liberal advances on tobacco in store Good quarters for teams nud teamsters All tobacco insured unless otherwise instructed 23r SOUTH lliiiilM k 1869 nnnnv I I Ml l Arkansas and Texas Tobacco Commission Merchants CENTRAL WAREHOUSE P tat V ja 7f TTa iffr L JGfiftl MiittifuUleivlentttitian y h WOJUffi B0R KEFOIQL 7r j Syf U maggs r wmm imkx OSSCSIJETJON ANB RV- - FRIDAY JKMH GHAS M MEACHAM IM 3 A YKAR IN ADVANCE reading notices M cents per ltne Spe teoal M4ll IocaIs 6 onts per Hoe each Insertion atatoa fcr Undlng advertisements tarnished but lii thousands of cases we can honestly that it la the bast remedy for all dis ¬ eases ot the blood whatever the cause He was an undersized man and he jjJlcftMon By its peculiar Combination Propor ¬ wandered into1 the Oak street sta tion and Process it possesses positive OFFICE 212 30UTH MAIN STREET tion with a bigger man about four medicinal merit Peculiar to Itself AWO UNCEMENT oclock says tho New York Sun It has cured the most virulent cases Kin we see Casey We re authorized to announce he de- - t of Scrofula and Bait Bhoum even when JUDGETHOS J MORROW au otner prescriptions ana medicines manded sacandldate for Circuit Judge of the Third have failed to do any good You cant said the sergeant eubject to the action of trio Judicial District Well Id like to know why said Blood poisoning from whatever ori- ¬ Democratic Convention July 0 gin yields to its powerful cleansing puri ¬ the undersized man MB EW MB fying If Well principally because you you vitalizing effect npon tho blood us i DESIOCRATIC TICKET desire furthor particulars writo to cant remarked the sergeant Bemember that - Say sergeant is His offense seri- ¬ as below ITor Governor Ilia Party v Tho Uade ralswnfl Han Wanted to And All Other Blood pl8aee Hevt Qm Oasey BUt Couldnt They May Be Cured Upon Belajc Denied ThU Privilege ho D Speaking simply from hat Hoods Ear dared Tor mre Beatlng and Reform Baparuia Has done not only once or twice Casey Also IleloBfrcd to Bay r Scrofula Salt Rheum WXvm tM UlllcZlIJLlIlcLsure Large affordgaod winter Turf BBBBBBI BBBBBT BBBlBBB BBP BBBBff BBM J opas tsss llf r lH Oats yield arid crop win- - Place your orders ior them at t iwf jmw imwmmMimmmm w once--- 1 Large stock of ryfe crimson clover timothy and red top on hand i n awvyui n wwhwm mahu v irtiU i- - Buy the celebrated Empire wheat drill iP WAT HARDIN of Mercer ForJileuteuant Governor- KfirTYLKR of Fulton f vR For TreasurerCloy OFORD of TorAudltoi aCNORMANof Boone ti l 4 m Cfor Register of the Land Office G B S WANG 0 of Wolfe For Attorney General aw-- JHENDKICKof Fleming ForSccretary of State HBNRY SHALE of Graves ForSuptof Public Instruction JSDJORTER THOMPSON of Owen of Agriculture ION BNALL of Louisville t iff FLETCHER DEMP3EY of Hopkins wGEO HALEXANDERof Jefferson GREEN R KELLAR of Nicholas Tor Railroad Commissioners TofMaplstrate Pembroke District WM LPARKER m jf c i fa i The appointment of Mr Geo E Gary as chairman of the Democratic County Executive coinmitteeby Chair- man Long is a deserved compliment zto jovmg Democrat fully qualified to serve his party ably and accepta- The Democratic party in Chris- ian county will be greatly benefited by bringing to the front the many yonpgimen who have been educated in the sdhoal of practical politics and possess the element of leadership nee pessary to thoroughly organize thepar- rty for iuturoaucces Mr wary rep- Aresentathis class and his intelligence his loyalty to the partys principles 2iisz6i3 and earnestness in all that is calculated to further its best interests xand his high standing in the commu jsiityas a business man and gentle man all make his selection a happy one at this time He starts out without the opposition of any faction be jing more fortunately situated in this srespect than was his predecessor and Awe trust Juis appointment may prove BfcisTactoryto the entire membership xof the party in the county tiy Hardin Bradley debate here next Friday the 23rd will bring a tremendous crowd to town The speak Bng rail be at the fair ground or at The arrangements Jferccr Park JGbe B n completed by Messrs Geo EGary and A H Anderson chair rmen of the Democratic and Republi Mtcan county committees nvill b ous asked the undersized man as his companion turned and left the Is tho One True Blood Purifier prominently station In the public eye today Prepared only by Oh no not serious said the C I Hood Co Lowell Mass U S A sergeant abusing his wife and Bold by all druggists J 1 six for 5 children making a hog of himself FTrtoHa X21lc are the best after dinner 11UUU 9 flllS FUU They iult dlgeitlon and acting like a loafer generally Now you look here sergeant said tho undersized man hes a Oatarrh Cannot be Oured good fellow and thats all right with Local Applications as they canPerhaps aid the sergeant not reach the seat of the disease Then the undersized man walked over to the window where the two Catarrh is a blood or constitutional men were sitting Theres some disease and in order to cure it you women he said that needs beat must take internal remedies Halls MHMMIWM ing There aint any doubt about Catarrh Cure is taken internally and that and maybe Caseys wife de acts directlyon the blood and mucous surfaces Halls Catarrh Cure is not served it a quack medicene It was prescribed I havent much use for a man by one of the best physicians in this who will strike a woman remarked country for years and is a regular a man by the window Erescription It is composed of the known combined with the Well I know said the under- ¬ acting directly best blood purifier sized man Vbut sometimes they get contrary and theres nothing like a on the mucous surfaces The perfect iJttu1 combination of the two ingredients is good clubbing Its necessary what produces such wonderful results He turned to the other man by in curing Catarrh Send for testithe window then and said Arfi monials free you one of us FJCHENEY CO Props demanded the Toledo 0 Sold by druggists price One of who man 76c One of us reformers said tho Public Sale undersized man Were just revo- ¬ On Thursday August 29 1 will oflutionizing the government of this fer for sale at my residence near ¬ town Were on top now and in Church Hill the following described tend to stay there property viz One very gentle har- ¬ Why dont you reform Casey ness mare one gentle saddle mare asked one of the men You one splendid work mule two good Yea said the sergeant milch cows one carriage and buggy better begin on him complete a lot of farm¬ Oh thats all right said the un- with harness ing implements household and kitch- ¬ dersized man Youre prejudiced en furniture against him just because hes abused Terms of sale made known on day His wife Thats all right We re- ¬ of sale formers are just reforming the city Mbs V D Fox Church Hill Ky government henvent on and if it hadnt been for Waring wed a kept Where to Stop at Dawson right on That man Waring be When you go to Dawson Springs queered the whole dang game Ky stop at the Summit House What are you out for now Rates S7 per week 26 dollars per asked one of the men What would we be out for de ¬ month Children half rates Special rates to families and parties of manded the undersized man five or more from the same place suggested the ser- ¬ The dust This hotel has been greatly im- geant iroved and is situated on a beauti Well whats anybody out for ul elevation Is convenient to the demanded the undersized man springs and depot and is acknowlTell me said the sergeant is edged to have the coolest most healthful and pleasant location of Casey a reformer He has the honor to belong to any hotel in Dawson Guests of the my party said the undersized man Summit can sit in their rooms and any and he flew out muttering that drink free ofof Dawson life living waters charge Caseys arrest was an outrage and Correspondence solicited and cheer that hed put the government on ¬ fully answered Clerk and porters to to the police in the morning meet trains Hoods Sarsaparilla the only force feed on the mar et Guaranteed to sow wheat and fertilizer correctly in l8 u fi t 1 1 we nowhandle the following reliable Armour bone meal v wheat grower VV r- fv Fertilizer brands II ofheat i fertilizer Si if TVT A J wheat arrower i0h Homestead wneat grower National dissolved bone Planfl orders earlv as bone meal and all animal matter for fertilizer will be scarce and Higher tk iirt il nn4nmi flllIl UHN KI UrvnA mool tfifiit- - UICUll i vf fa Here is a Fair Proposition We will trade any far mer one of our latest im¬ ¬ s proved wagons for much wheat as it can bring into market wheat to be in first class order and grade good No 2 After unloading the wheat we will give him fifty 50 bushels of coal to carry back hdnie free of charge iiBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBlBBBBflBB iWIBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB w BflBlBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBflBBB In BUGGIES we have this year Wa Sp8oial Low Kates O H Ramsey Propr S IHbb9bH r Special rates will be mado for The Kirmess Judge Morrows prospects are grow messengers and visitors attending ling brighter every week None but the Bethel association to be held at fcsacourging reports are received from Franklin Ky August 20 and 22 1895 Fiftv must attend who travel zihe other end of the district and the by rail to Franklin Ky They must opposifion in this county has dwind- purchase regular tickets going to led into the feeble kicking of a small Franklin and at the time of the purfaction Christian county will roll up chase must procure from the local ticket agent where the ticket is a big majority for Morrow purchased certificates Showing that regular tickets were sold them Tick Mr James Breathittthe Republican ets going to Franklin may be purcandidate for circuit judge is booked chased within three days next before day or lara speech at Murray on August 26 the opening goodany returnduring the to association any time -- 3ua is all wrong in politics but until three days after adjournment irtfcere is no discount on the quality of Persons attending the association iiis oratory will be instructed at the association how to procure return trip tickets at luthetlc Story of a Young Dancing tableaux and beautiful costumes at the opera house next Monday and Tuesday nights August 19 and 20 50 cents admission with no extra charge for reserved seuts Frank Ross was drowned at ington Afflicted for Tears Lex- ¬ far sur- ¬ passed any previous record Man From Fourth Eitate any time ago a young man Excursion Bates fcboight a pair of socks containing a On account of general association saying the writer was an employe of colored Baptists the 0 V railway olihe Kenosha Wis knitting works will sell tickets to Paducah and reand wanted a good husband She turn on the certificate plan August ve her name and requested the 13th to 20th inclusive at one and tbuyer if unmarried to write with a one third fare for the round trin -- view of matrimony The young mau Tickets good returning until August A few weeks Jno J MlLLIKEN sV v Mr R B Goodman Marietta Ga 1 was troubled wmi rneuina- savs tism which the doctors called sciatica for a number of years doctoring with every thing I could hear of with no benefit until I commenced with Dr Kings Royal Germetuer which- - cured me sound and well I was at times for several months so I couldnot walk at all I have now been thoroughly We have a very full line well of it for four years and think there is no medicine that can equal TALBOT SADDLES made Write to The Atlanta Germetuer Chemical Co Atlanta Ga for 48 page book free New package large bot tie 108 doses SI For sale by R C Hard wick Our stock was more care- fully selected and was bought cheaper broods well bought are already half sold Come and JOIN IN THE PROCESSION of HARNESS to order SADDLERY and FLY NETS i t This is a cut of the A who found the note considered the iiiatter in all its phases and then de ¬ On account of the Knights of Labor cided to write to the girl He did celebration the O V railway will run Awuliing with anxiety lie was at last a special from Fulton Mayfield and rewarded with a curt letter stating Paducah to Henderson for which that the girl was now mother of two occasion rate will be only SI 50 for children and had been married four the round trip Returning special jyears and the letter had been writ ¬ tram will leave Henderson at 980 a E M Sherwood Agt ten over so long ago It was a sock Qi- B F Mitchell GP A dolager and the young man hunted Evansville and Eeturn only 1 00 Account of the Elks old time circus the O V Ry will sell tickets to Evans ville and return on train leaving Hopkihsville at 5 40 a m Aug 20th at ratoof SI 00 for the round trip ISjl dij Co Range It is t lv v i vwf m H u v ili lA WjB IMbbmDbbbbIbmP a solution He found it The anerchant of whom he bought the lor Vitaha double strength for sale bv druggists f3fcB BIBBHBh ivhich cooks the goose of aU our competitors seeks doesnt advertise Administrators Notice Having taken steps to file suit in 4At tfllfll- - TJ the Hopkins county circuit court to settle the personal estate of B WJ 3rabtree decoased all persons hold ing claims against him are hereby no tified to file them with me at Crofton JKy or with C H Bush attorney at JBopkinsville Ky on or before the 2Qtfrof September 1895 properly Verified according to law or they will foe forever baned David I Crabtbee -- Admr of B W Crabtree deceased Rol -- i Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U S Govt Report the housekeepers pride and a married mans peace nifker You cannot afford to use that old cracked cast iron imitation any longerSave fuel save patience spvgmpney by buying a Majestic steel range ht ftei ABSOLUTELY PURE 1 FORBES ajIUWyTOtj BRO 4c J August 131895 c 4Spr3ttfBMG3 r 9atmrttsrir7ZrJr V t IL XtiskMf V17 HfrfrfcrsaS F t fiBiin ii 7 ltBaU5aTigor l siuitiSli jry ZH V Judce sDESIIGABLE METHdDS ogpoiijrjYicjh- n a AKOUND and about iWwMfrtwW4AilMi ffj f J jr jeianv r a r HE fiED BOAEDh w Hup A Condense Aeoosat WITH ONLY ONE EXCEPTION MOpROWs penlngi lirelfToldvfMWRdr8 SUCCESSFUL Mr L B Alexander of the 4th reg iment of Horth Carolina National An Alleged tetter that JfotiQdyi will Father-- Guard haswritten iofieident Col A Ued hofcPrlmary Election In Sir Ward- sMr J J Starling Deaie It and Its lier of the Cotton State and Inter More thau 800 Vote Cust and a Majority nationaljExpbaition asking for space of Only One vote In Iwo Close Wards Anther has not Beea Boand near the Exposition grounds for a camp for ten days The regiment ex- ¬ 1st ward Holland 42 Dennis 1 oAJettenvasfiddteased to a friend pects to encamp during the Exposi2nd Forbes 47 Ware 46 of JiidjfcMrrdw8 in this city a few tion Perry 69 Steele 60 3rd days agdL stating that Mr Thoa H Another couple of Kentucky lovers Dalton 56 4th Molloy clerk of Lyon circuit court Mr J A Childress and Miss Georgia 6th Flack 72 Hopper 34 master commissioner was circu ¬ Edding of Adairvillei went to Clarks and Pool 44 Campbell 43 7th from J M Starling ville Wednesday and were united in lating a report the court Tho figures above show the results clerk o the Christian circuitjcourt in marriage at officiating house Squire Jno Stewart of the primary election held in six ¬ Mor which ho stated that Judge Col T D DomareeProhibition can- ¬ wards of the city Wednesday It row was wholly incompetent and un ¬ didate for Governor of Kentucky an- will be seen that the contests were so tap fitted by reason of ignorance of the nounces his willingness to meet Har law for the position o judge of the din Bradley and Pettit one or all in evenly balanced in two wards that a jjroffl single vote turned the scale The various courts of the district It was fifteen joint debates further said that eleclors had been Prosperity has set in around Mid old board Were all renominated with alleged ex dlesborough Thirty two ovens one exception the new man being appo4jhed who gave the -cause of have been fired at Mingo aWes jind marked with an asterisk istenpbf this letter as the thirty more a week willbe started un THE CONTESTS BY WABDS their opposition to Judge Morrow and til 300 are in onflratinn tJ Y i stir iyHi-iW- U Paying Strict M19 Business what M AttentioL cJ If Wm i1 ii ym m- - aIwasl ft rP zza fiiv Vw f TJ IF s rff sx w i l I JLJ fw9Jmk j- - m ffMmwiulA MBteto dtSvLl mj r A7a t V- iB Hh 3Hn war fee that the reportwas still being -c- ircu-lated r sm George a Taylor is M The above statement was shown to Mr J M Starling the circuit pourt clerk of thisuntvV andhwafTask- ed by a Kentookian representative if there was any truth in it He un hesitating replied Not the slightest I never wrote such a letter to Mr Molloy nor any one else in Lyon county or any other county If such a letter is being shown it was not written by me nor could it have been written by a deputy as I have no deputy Is there any foundation at all for euch a statement l can recall only one instance when any one has ever spoken to me about Judgo Morrow and then his qualificaA man tions were not discussed here recently came into my of living fice and asked me to tell him how many cases Judge Morrow had on the books of my office I told him that line I was not in Republican of businessit and that that I was a was not my fight and I declined to give him any information at all He left and nothing further was said You are willing to be so reported for publication are you not I have no objections at all What truth I have said is thetosimpleone to dis-1¬ any Jiave said nothing parage Judge Morrow He then gavqtfte following statement To aS Whom It Mat Concern Inasmuch as it is currently rumor- ¬ ed in Lyon county and elsewhere so by respectable DemoI am informedas circuit court clerk of crats that I Christian county Kentucky had written a letter to Mr Molloycirouit court clerk of Lyon county Kentucky in ¬ forming him that our fellow citizen Hon T3 Morrow was not qualified to discharge the duties of the high and responsible position of circuit court judge I deem it due to myself as well aB to Judge Morrow that I should say that I never wrote Mr Molloy a letter nor any other living man containing such information I am a Republican and certainly have¬ no part or Jot in the Linn and MorTrusting I may be row primary saved from further denial I am yours truly man James Clark a Federal pris oner and Harry Stewart charged with forgery escaped from the jail at Par tho confidence crop everage leads the countrv The Goverment report shows that the General fruit yield is bountiful Jas Williams was fatally burned in rescuing his children from a burning house at Paris Ky Kentuckys apple LIVC STOCK MARKET Reported by Tatum Embry fe Co LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS BOURBON STOCK YAED9 QUOTATIONS All sold prospects fair under light receipts Hoas Choice packing and butch ¬ ers 225 to to 800 lb Fair to good packing 180 to to 225 1 U 60 to 4 25 to 4 50 Light shipping 4 00 to 4 60 Best batchers 3 00 to 8 65 to good butchers Fair 3 00 to 3 70 Common to medium batchers Thin rough stcerspoorcows and scalawags 1 00 to 1 25 S 75 to 4 25 Good to extra oxen 1 25 to 2 75 Common to medium oxen 3 60 to 4 00 Feeders 1 50 to 3 40 Stoclcers 1 25 to 2 75 Bulls Veal calyes 2 00 to 4 60 25 00 to 35 00 Choice milch cows 10 00 to 18 00 Fair to good milch cows 1203 No ship ¬ Hoas Receipts ments Market weak and 10 to 15c low- ¬ er best heavies 4 60 to 4 70 best lights and mediums S4 75 to S480 Louisville Ky Aug 14 Cattle Eeceipts 868 and 41 calves No shipments Market being supplied well ruled very dull good cattle were 10c to 15o lower all common and medium grades 15c to 25c lower and a clearance not made prospects for a very slow trade during the remain- ¬ der of the week Cattle Extra shipping 4 T5 60 to 4 70 Good to ft Fat shoats Fat shoats ft extra light 120 to 100 160 to 150 to to ISO 4 4 4 4 4 60tO 4 70 Market worst of the season almost impossible to sell sheen or lambs at any price best lambs 3 50 to S3 75 nest sneep z uu to z 4U A great many common sheep and lambs left over unsold Sueep and Lns Good to ex ship- Diner sheen Fair to good Common to medium Buoks Extra lambs Kentucky lms Tennessee Fair to good Common to medium Tall ends or culls 2 00 to 2 40 1 60 to 2 00 1 CO to 1 69 ft to 120 ft Roughs 160 ft to 400 ft Sheep and Lambs Receipts 2838 to 70 to 4 80 75 to 4 80 60 to 4 80 00 to 4 25 Clerk Christian County Circuit Court Judge Morrow was in Lyon county last week and called upon Mr Molloy and asked to be shown Mr Starling s letter Mr Molloy was much con- ¬ fused and finally confessed that he had no letter from the circuit clerk but said he had a letter from a man in Hopkinsville who gave it as his opinion that Judge Morrow was not qualified for judge but he could not give his name ThuB the whole matter falls upon the shoulders of some anonymous scribbler from this city who dares not lei the public know Well Hopkinsville like who he is other towns has a few of that kind of fellows but fortunately they are few J M Stabling 3 60 2 75 2 25 1 75 100 to 2 00 to 8 75 to 8 25 to 2 75 to 2 25 f The new England Cotton Mana t SOUTHERNERS BRAVERY Charlie Fairfax and tho Dastardly At- ¬ tack of Whltcomb Lee During thocivfl war there was not a more rabid secessionist or a more popular man in California than Charlie Fairfax Virginian and direct descendant of Lord Fairfax He said City Attorney Ores well was a man of such undoubted cour age such scrupulous honesty and such distinguished courtesy that ftjvlolent prejudices against tho vpKlh were forgiven before they were expressed and hU open declar A factures Association will probablyjac cept the invitation of the Cotton States and International Exposition Company to visit Atlanta in October The party will consist of several hundred including the most prominent cotton mill men in New England The recent movement of cotton mills Southj and the building of large cotton mills both by local and New Eng land capital has stirred up great in ¬ terest in New England concerning Southern cotton industries They expect to see a great deal of special interest in the Georgia Manafactures Building in which the best products of the cotton mills of Georgia will be exhibited The women of Tennessee are pre- a very fine exhibit for the omens Buidingat the Cotton States and International Exposition Among other things of historic interest they will have in Atlanta a typical blockhouse such as the Tennesseans used as a fortress during the bloody wars in the beginning of the century with the long mountain rifle the hunting knife the deerskin boots moccasins leggins and even suits which were worn by the early pioneers ations of disloyalty forgotten as soon as spoken While the clerk of the supreme court in Sacramento ho engaged In an altercation with a man named Whltcomb Leo Without warning Leo drew a sword cane and made a lunge at Fairfax The koon blade penetrated his abdomen a couple of Inches before ho could seize It Fairfax held tho blade with his left hand while he whipped out a re ¬ volver with his right- - and with the sword still In tho Vound he leveled his fistol at Lees head and said Inthcflpoolest Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair tfW4fefto CREAM - T XT JUUl1 iUti JV JUL TT1 land received all of the votes except- ing one complimentary vole cast for Dr J M Dennis The total vote cast was 43 Jeff Mitchell and B F Sim- mons judges and T C Williamsclerk were tne omcors In the Second the contest was the hottest in the city It was general believed tnat Mr d v ware woul win with ease as 57 voters nad sign- ed a call upon him to make the race When the voting began however it became evident that there had been enough changes to make the contest close and all day it was waged with a fierceness never surpassed in any local election By 10 oclock 70 votes were on the books and it was believ- ¬ ed the election was about over but pne by one the voters were hunted out by both sides until the total num- ¬ ber ran up to 93 It was thought Mr Ware had 8 or 10 majority but when the box was opened a surprise was in store The ballots stood 47 for Forbes and 46 for Ware The officers were Buckner Leavell and Geo Herndon judges and W H Olvey clerk In the Third ward the race was neck and neck between Geo M Steele and Dennis RPerry until noon when according to the best guessers Perry was five votes ahead This lead was slightly increased as the time crept by ana at the close Perry had 69 and Steele 60 with only 7 votes in the ward not accounted for This elec- ¬ tion was quiet and orderly and the result was acquiesced in by both sides The officers were B W Har ned and J G Bramham judges and C E Kennedy clerk In the Fourth Geo D Dalton had a good thing and pushed it along Only 56 votes without 6ppo3ition were cast and he got them all The officers were Jno H Bell and J S Duncan judges and H M Dalton clerk In the Fifth ward the Republican stronghold no election was held In the Sixth the fight was between E M Flack and Harry H Hopper There were 125 voters in the ward and all but 21 were cast Flack received 72 and Hopper 34 The officers were C F Lacy and C H Anderson judges and Geo H Smith clerk In the Seventh there was another close and doubtful contest uutjl the last vote was polled The fkrht was betwe6n W A Pool of the south and Alex Campbell of the north end of the ward There were 86 names on the books and there were found 44 votes for Pool and 43 for Campbell one ballot too many for the names recorded This was the only irregularity discovered in any ward and had not been settled when the count was made Tho officers were W H West and J W Yancey judges and J W Hicks clerk Tho city committee met Wednes day night to canvass the returns and Holland Perry declared Messrs Dalton and Flack to be the nominee s in their respective wards In the other wards there were rumors of con- ¬ tests and the committee began an in ¬ vestigation or the facts While at work on the second ward investigat ¬ ing the legality of certain ballots cast for both sides the chairman was notified that there would be no contest An effort was made to get Mr Ware to appear before the committee and make a formal statement but Mr Ware had gone home and so further The cominquiry was postponed mittee then took up the Seventh ward muddle but ho satisfactory settlement was arrived at and the committee adjourned It was settled yesterday by checking up and finding that Frank Pepper a proxy voter was not recorded although the en- ¬ velope showed that1 his ballot had been deposited The members of the committee are J M- - Frankel W H Olvey W T Cooper George Bradley Jno A Twyman J C Simmons and L H Davis The committee met again last night to complete its work nn IQD AnnnlAnnA anA UOCUlu lUW f- In the First ward no opposition Wit H m 1 a- ft Anyone with half an eye can see that our friend same And in this connec- ¬ tion 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 for them A trover has been doing that Shoe Co No Mammoth Clothing Main St Hopkinsyille Ky IS To Quit Business I Beginning on Saturday July 20 and continuing for 90 days I will sell my entire stoc of jewelry at ORIGINAL PRIME COST in order to retire from business on November 1st These goods 18 watches at 9 are first class and standard wares 450 Pebble Glasses at 150 1 glasses at 50c and everything else in proportion My stock embraces a full line of Diamonds Fine watches clocks Jewelry and Fancy Goods Call and bee for yourself TG rmKKms YATE Vj HOPKINSVILLE KYj OVERCOATS AND MENS BOYS AND OHILDRENS WINTER Xtt- - r UNDERWEAR ARE HUSTLING- OUT AT Uvvl iio HALF PRICE Its most time to get them and they wont last long AFTEB THE FRAY m Draw that sword and put it up I would kill you out no man shall ever say that Charlie Fairfax made a woman a widow and children San Francisco Post fatherless tone BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE Cpiire Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD i- U- 5kie Vitalia Liver Pills X There were 514 votes cast the largest number ever polled in a Democratic primary and more than were polled in the last School election when both Democrats and Republicans voted Tho figures show that there are plenty of Democrats left in Hopkinsville to carry the election this fall There were many new comers who were hunted out and lined up for Democracy for the first time At least 75 new men legal and qualified voters were found taking part in the election which confirms the claim that the Democratic party is profiting by the increase in the population HIOULWAI A Tl J i r 1 6 a V itrrm iion v iJsmW3N 19 J -w H r tYvj-viwiiv- - M SsfcSKo u LOMiJ UPUt i HOPtNVifcfeE 4MftN4trGKiiN aoieremmaerbl tne value ol vaccna ingr v i f- r A jlti JEnguirtfia 1896 t M t A number of fine dots on a light ruesh or a proportion of large dots at Whift veils Hardln Brftdlay Joint Debfttq Louisville Monday night August What is K Lf Vastona is J Samuel Pltcliors prescription for Infants Children It contains neither Opium Morphlno nor and other Narcotic substance It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor OIL It is Pleasant Its guarantee Js thirty years uso by Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and allays foverishness Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castoria relieves teething trorfbie cfifcs constipation Saff itfafeicV Castoria assimilates the food regulates the stomacli and bowels giving healthy and hafcuroi sleep Cas ¬ toria is the Cfhildrens Panacea--th-o Mothers Friend vr Vs i i Mayfield Wednesday August 21 are in tho plurality tills season Pure white toilots al- Hopkinsville Friday August 28 ways dematid them but thoy arQ worn Bowling Green Monday August with everything and by women of every afre A beautlf ul woman of un ¬ 26 doubted taste mado herself memorable JLeitchfieldWednesday August 28 recently by wearing a white gown New Castle or Eminence Friday white gloves shoes and picture hat August 80 with nwhito plumes at tho wedding of Covington Saturday night August Among many beautiful her sister women she was voted the most beauti 81 CynthiahapMonday September 5 Nicliola8ville Tuesday September a Winchester Wednesday Septem- ¬ London Friday September 6 Morganfield Monday September 9 The speaking at all these points except Louisville and Covington will begin at 2 oclock p my Gen Hardin opening the debate at Louisville and the candidates alternating thereafter ui euuu appointment uienrsi speua er to have an hour and fifteen min utee and the second to have an hour and thirty minutes for reply and the first o have fifteen minutes for rejoinder Np new matter to be introduced ia the rejoinder dllUi The Main Street FURNITURE Vmlev A Complete and Beautiful Suick 6n 1lill UD X hand all at Hlir4jptTr XX AWWAI Fins B LOWEST GiliFIGIJBES ber i I mh vomt vjjw TttttCl CEWMXMCmm v V W ABSOLUTELY PURE TBE OLD BEUABLE Bed fooiri Suits 110 A SWEET CAPORAL CIGARETTE HMilobdthTeilVtlM MOME OCD THArVtALL OTHER HMAJMUS COMBINED Sold dak SuUr OVTimeTuble Castoria Castoria is an exceUemt medicine for chil ¬ dren Mothers have repeatedly told me of its jood effect upon their children Da G C Osooos lowelLMaso r Castoria is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted I hope the day is not f 2ar distant when mothers will consider the and use Castoria f real interest of their children I instead of the various quack nostrums which are destroying their loved ones by forcing opium morphine soothing syrup and other Jrortful ngents down their throats thereby sending them to premature graves Da J P KlKCnBLOB Conway Ark OastoriaC Castoria I recommend it as superior io any prescription known to me xir is so well adapted to children that 6a Oxiord St IL A Akcrmi M D Brooklyn N Y ful her own fairness being enhanced by her white toilet Toques are in vogue at present so are small round Frenchy hats of varie ¬ United Hospital and Dispensary gated straw trimmed with garden Boston ffm Aixeh c Ssoxn Pro flowers in fine sprays and loopa of rib ibojonedecided shade to match some The Cantaur Company 77 Murray Street New York City tint in tlie straw Sailor and English walking hats di ¬ vide interest for ordlnafyuse A great quantity of trimming is worn on them but many prefer a band and bow of ment as well as recognition But the black or white ribbon Tho white veils DOLABELLES LETTER ono who had tho first grip on tho silk worn with those neglige hats give them successful toque held to her bargain and took the whole a very dressy look of fancy greenand red straw had car- ¬ Painty Summer Gowns Soon in nations with foliage in front with New York Shops white Jvings on tho side and bunches ojljed and green ribbonmassed on the back Hats1- certainly are larger in the Rage for BriUlantlno as Groat as Ever Tho Correct Thing In Millinery medium shapes and cover the hair Elegant Yachting Gown and more tlian formerly The forehead be¬ Hoaso Costumo reft ofljjts bangs turns naturally to the hat for shade Small perfectly Special Now York letter round fiats very much trimmed with a gowns are especially Midsummer variety of adornment are becoming jcharming this season although the noticeable I say smallby comparison anaterlals of which they are made re ¬ yith the picture hat but I mean a call the quaint fashions of tho past falrlygdpd size The brims do not have jWhat can be more fetching than an ardent or curve in them to break their ppple green grass cloth gown trimmed t uyui sweep With embroideries of field daisies or a ThT yachting gown in the illustration islvworn forland as well as for sea Onr physicians in ihe childrens depart ment have spoken highly ot their experi ¬ ence in their outsldapractlce with Castoria and although we only have among our medical supplies what is knows as regular products yet we are free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon it HOUSE COSTUME TBAINB GOING SOUTH Mrs A H- Cox chairman of the No anally No i Dally Committee on Household Economies Aian express iumi ripress of the Womans Department at the r Kvanovillo 4 S0 p m sftSfom 6 10pm i7am Hemirrton Cotton States and International ExCorydon Siittpm 742m position is enthusiastic over ah exhibit Morganilcld 606 pm 818am C41p m DeKoven 849ami in the form of an object lesson in B01nm Stureis 655ura domestic economy and culinary SMOjom Marion74pm wpm iqidi am science It is a part of the New York rrinceton 1133 a in D25pm Cerulean Springs exhibit at the Exposition and will be 1149 am 041pm Gracey 1000pm a model workingmans home A neat Ar Hopkinrvillejl210 pin NORTH BOUND cottage such as can be built for less No 3 Dally No 1 Dally than one thousand dollars will be Mail Express Mall Express am 540 250 p m erected and furnished on a scale of GvHopkiU8ville 605 p m Princeton 655a m expense suited to the income of an 601 p m Marlon 7C8am DeKoven 707 p m 860 a ra average workingmftn on an income of m Morganfield 740pm 980a five hundred dollars with a wife and Corydon 814 p m 1003 am 8 85 p m 10 25 a m Henderson four children Every item of expense 1116 am 925 p m in theway of dress food clothing etc ArEvan8vllle LOCAL FREIGHT LvPrincevon will bq prescribed and a real live 715am Daily 1000 am Ar Hopkinsville family will live 4n tho house It will IiV 500pm 780r m be demonstrated that they can live ArPrlnceton UNIONTOWN BRANCH comfortably on this sum The full South Bound Dally arrangements ol the house will be Lv Unlontown 530pm 70 am 553pm alosam shown and the bill of fare cooked for Ar Morganfield North Bound Dally every meal of the year at market Lv Morganfield 985 am 745 pm prices 1000a m 810 pm Ar Union town W N DUOKER ifi FUSEEAt Entirelynbw and first class in all respects Excellent Sample Rooms and service unequaled in thecity OnDouolo Car Lino CF L P KLEiDERlfcB Proprietors Henderson Kv WHEN YOU 3 o1To LOUISVILLE Have your Photograph made at WYBRANTS NEW STUDlto A FelloW Feeling From the Detroit Free Press a M Siikrwood Apt Hopklnsvlll eKy L N B F Mitchell GPA No 580 Fourth Avetiiiej I I LATEST STTXE OF DAT G0WS I if ifr p I iS w h t I1 I I F-- r perfect harmony The rage for brilliantine or alpaca continues and no more stylish material can be found than this old timer for travel gowns or for shopping and day wear 1 have examined a buff alpaca made for a fashionable younpr matron and was not surprised to observo that the linings were of silk The costume was in two pieces a full round skirt and coat bodice cut away from the sides like a zouave and buttoned across a front of white tucked lawn fastened with gold buttons and enhanced by a waistband of wide plaid ribbon Tabs of the alpaca decorated the shoulders and ended in standups forming a collar A masculine bow of the plaid ribbon jtied under the chin finished the waist I noticed a new idea exploited in this dress which is meeting with general ffavor It is the stretching of the fac ling and dress goods together to make ithem stand out and keep their shape Duck gowns are found to bo unbear- ¬ ably warm and even at the low price lof one dollar and fifty cents a suit as they are sold at the reduction sales are not meeting with favor Apropos of low prices serge and cheviots made up and lined with silk aro selling at nine dolars a suit I happened into a leading Broadway store and saw a crowd surrounding a jcounter whoro silks were selling at itwenty flvo bents a yard Ladies of fisociul distinction whose carriages Vjwaitel at the door were climbing over jeachotherin their mad haste to get a Tfii u F jbargain One grande dame was pulling iL land tugginp at a bolt of silk which an- Tr V otber elegant shopper was trying to jwreet from her Suddenly tho two jpet and there was mutual embarrass- - Lc YAcirrrsG aows Ihyacinth blue crepon with blue chiffon bodice of a much lighter shade covered with points of embroidery outlined by moonlight sequins The hat which ac companied this costumo was a fine lace fltraw of cornflower blue trimmed with poppies and ribbons in which all the shades of blue were combined making a for country wear visiting rainy day dressing and moderate social occasions The silk should be cut crosswise to look well and it does not require trimming beyond a lino of velvet or a band of sequins but lace is in such favor that it finds a place on nearly all waists The broad collar is an addi- ¬ tion to the separate bodice and a lace garniture is quite a necessity with tbat The absurd rage for tiny white or yellow edgings on the sleeves and fronts of dresses has almost exhausted tho supply for it takes dozens of yards to trim a fashionable gown and then it isnt pretty There are some styles that look freakish not to say faddish Colors that are most popular just now seem to bo those that have the merit of coolness pale flax grays huckleberry blue and other shades which will combine well with palo yel- ¬ low Mauve and white are always pleasing and the whole family of sum mer browns with their near relatives thepinks are still leaders in fashion Figured lawns trimmed with Dresden ribbons make a charming diversion for the summer girl who is herself a pic ture no matter what gown she wears Those in faded pink are the most ar- ¬ tistic White woven belts with clasps of old or oxydized silver and cuffs and broad collars of white accentuate the pretty gowns A large choice of shoes goes with tho summer outing wardrobe For morn ¬ ing wear there are white cahvsas tan leather the tennis shoe the yachting shoe the gray dogskin shoes the blaok patent leather and satin shoes for evening dress A modern girl can easily count her shoes by tho d6zen But I know a clever outing girl who has no end of good times and she has at ono time just two pair of shoes russets for every day and black kid for dress occa- ¬ piece containing enough for three dresses The gay little waist of Scoich plafd silk still holds its own and is charming sions A study in veils Is tho latest craze It is the custom now to try tho veil on ones own face instead of on the pretty shop girl who is not going to wear it So tho purchaser is provided with a hand glass before which she decides the merits of the different sorts of net white with black spots or black with white spots or the plain white Brussels or chilton which are both rather trying to any but fine complexions All shades of brown or buff veiling are worn with brown costumes and tbre arc dainty nets in palo green dotted with a deeper tone that are extremely becoming to fair or red hair But when in doubt buy black it will har ¬ monize with everything There is a choice however in buying lack One kind will make you appear wrinkled another be like a mask and an uneven mesh gives onp a disagreeI r m v vkjX m f itiwmniid mMniim iiTTiB vmj Wi ii n in ff rni UAUl f if liti1 JilAAwMAm rr u iiSWyS 11iAIii 3liiWlBuU Wo know tlint it sounds quacldsh Thats tho Question A Denver shoemaker Is said to heal to talk about the Electropoise curing with a touch but can he last incurable diseases but bear in mind CRICKET FIGHTING MNDREW SEARGENTM D Ono of tho Favorite Sports of Chinese the fact that is the old treatment Physician and Surgeon Gamblers The Chinese are inveterate gamblers which has pronounced the case incurOffice Fifth and Main Sfreets opposite City and never lose an opportunity to bet able We do not make the claim Court Room no matter how trivial the cause may Hopkinsville Ky be One of their great institutions is that we can cure all so called incura- ¬ Telephone No 5 cricket fighting the crickets being caught fed and trained carefully as a ble diseases but we do maintain with blooded horse fJRH HWALLACE There is a fixed diet for them part of with all earnestness that a case pro Physician and Surgeon the food consisting of honey and boiled nounced incurable by your family they got sick they are fed chestnuts If OFFICE up stairs opposite Telephone office Prior to fighting physician is a splendid field for the corner Ninth and Main Residence corner with mosquitoes their weight is ascertained and duly re- ¬ Main and Seventeenth corded there being a fixed regulation operation of the Electropoise It HopkinsvllleKy as to their size and weight On the door of the house in which the may be just the treatment necessary fight is to take place tho record of each andis quite likely to bo so If itifails JUNIUS C MoDAVITT cricket is pasted up and tho owner of Dentist tho winner gets ten per cent of all the this is no argument against the bets Hopkinsville Ky The cricket pit is a low tub placed on Poise but in such a case the fact Offlco over Kellys Jewelry Store a table and after weighing the combatants are put in it and tickled with of the physicians statement is proven straws until they rush at each other to be true Bnt Jj manys the patient M HSKERRITT with loud chirrups and fightuntil one of them Is killed Painter and Paper Hanger who has been given up by his physi-- ALL WORHo Would Get It cian who has again received life Done with Nenjness and Dispatch and at Low Lord Coclcburn though a successful est defender of prisoners failed on one oc- ¬ through treatment of the Electropoise SHOP Prices 8th street next to D ReBeard office ¬ casion to pet an acquittal for a murnoDkinaville Ky The culprit Mr Cronlt Jaraea derer tells lis in his Curiosities of Law and UU wtfRAY Lawycra VALUABLE BOOK FREE after the sentence fixing his execution for the 20th of tho Proprietor of ADDRESS month had not been removed from the dock when his counsel pasaed him and First National Barber Shop DUBOIS was theu seized by the gown The WEBB Shaving 10c Shampooing 25o Hair Cutting prisoner said I have nbtgot justice 25o Nothlngbut first class work and in the 613 fourth avenue To this counsel grave¬ Mr Cockburn latest fashion ly replied Pcrhapn not but youll get HopklnsYilleKy Louisville Kentucky Next door to First National Bank Iton tho 20th ¬ ¬ ¬ K- cap which accompanies it The model gown is of whiie sail cloth opening over a jersey front in heavy white silk embroidered in Alternate rows of white silk cord and navy blue braid The strappings on sleeves collar and waist are of white doeskin edged with gold Gloves of white doe skin stitched with navy blue The latest style of day gown is a recent importation from Paris The skirt is tho plain skirt with a flounce of lace treated in an original manner The bodice Is unique being an ar rangement of inserting divided by bows four of which form a yoke ter mination This has been welcomed as a new creation The house costume is one of the new bareges ihe skirt edged with a band of cream inserting and a ruffle of yellow satin the same shade as dress Blouse bodice of yellow satin crossed by white inserting and confined by a belt of black and yellow ribbons Shoulder trimming of black satin ribbon fastened with rosettes and buckles the ends of ribbon hanging loose at the sides Band of white ribbon for collar overlaid by the inserting Bow of yel- ¬ low satin ribbon at the back of collar The sleeves of this gown show a return to the earlier style of stand ou puffs and are decidedly preferable to the DOLABELLE droop trips but without the jaunty man-of-w- ar There will be mourning in the mint julep fastnesses of Kentucky when it is learned that the pepper minefields of Michigan have been in- vaded by the fire fiend I had to make a trip from our claim on tho Columbia to Spokane falls It was much nearer to go through the mountains on a cayuse than around by Davenport on the stage says av writer In Forest and Stream I Btarted quite early one morning and was along up the Spokane river when aslfcame over a small rocky point- I noticed a very large bird soardown frpm a tree and carry something in its mouth At first I thought it was an eagle but as soon as I climbed a little higher I could see it was an old gray goose and that it had deposited its burden in the water where I could see several small ones swimming around I stopped gqi off from my cayuse and watched tho performance 1 had waited but a few moments when ono of the geese rose out of the water and flew straight to a cottonwood tree alighted on a limb near a big nest then took a few steps toward the nest and reach ing over into the nest took a young gos ling out and sailed down to her companions When she let the youngster touch tho water it cut all kinds of capers She again returned to the nest and got another which was the last After watching them for quite awhile I mounted my cayuse and rode oni When I came into plain view of tho family the old ones fluttered away and the youngsters disappeared There were seven little ones as near as I could count I have watched the wood duck carry her young from a tree but this was tho only time I ever saw a oroose make tho transfer TIME TABLE 952 a m StfOp m 1010 p m SOUTH TBAIN8 GOING tfOBTH Vo 52 Mo W Jo 54 Vo 63 St LonU Fast Mall Nashville Accoru St Louis Express TRAINS GOIXO Louisville 0 3y JT 485 am St Louis Express So K Nashville Accomodation 625am rJo 51 St Louis Mall TUBpm Nashville Accommodation does not run on 1 unday North bound St Louis and Chlcaco Fast roins have hrouEli trains solid and sleepers w unioagoana est iiouis rastiiine slops only at important stations ind crossings Har hrough Pullman sleep rs to Atlanta Ga J M ADiMScent to i Wilt to Stop Tobicco HQJii Latham HOPKINSVILLE KY The habit of using tobacco grows Xjii man until grave diseased conditions are TJIJduced Tobacco causes cancer of tho mouth and stomach dyspepsia 1osb of merrioryj nervous congestion ol he retina and affection resulting wasting of the optic nerve In Impairment of vision eVen t6 thet extent ol blindness aizzlnejsior vertieo tobacco asth ¬ ma nightly suffocation dull paln in region of heart followed later by sharp pains palpi ¬ tation andjweakenedjuse resulting in fatal heartdisease It also causes loss of vitality To quitfludaenly is tooserere a shock to the system ao tobacco tban invetgratftnscr be-¬ comes a stimulant that his systeniwntnraally cravesBACCo cuitqis a selentllce and re- ¬ liable vegetable remedy guaranteedtobaper fectly harmless and which lias been In use tor the last 23 years having cured thousands of habitual tobacco users enwfcers etiewers and muff dippers You can use all the tobaccoyou want while takingJCACco cyno It will notify you when to stop We oivk a writteX guarantee to permuneiuly cuio any case with ithree boxes or refund the money vith Jen percent interest Bacco cvro itfnfvtautStitnte but a reli ¬ able and scientific purewhich absolutely de ¬ stroys the craving for tobacco without the aid of will power and with no lnconvenlerice It loaves the system as pure find free front nico- ¬ tine as the day you took your first chew or smoke Sold by all druggists at 100 per box three boxes thirty days treatment and a guaran ¬ teed cure 260or sent direct upon receipt of price Send sixtwo oent stamps fou sample ncx booklet and proofs free Eureka Chem- ¬ ical Manufacturing Company Manufacture ng Chemists La Crosse Wisconsin YOU OAN BE OURED WHILE UBlffO quit beforeitistoolate Is the finest Hotel in the South- AH mod- ernlmprovements Steam Heat and Elect Lights throughout perday SF Rates 2 to Hodges 350 Co Managers PROFESSIONAL CARDS H ANBERY BELL Lawyers Practice in the Courts ol Christian and ad orning counties Hopkinsville Ky Office City Hall building Court Square nRIVESHALE Attorney at Law Practice In the Couitsot Christian and joining counties Hopkinsville Ky Office overPlantersBank ad- - Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon In U S Navy af ¬ terwards Post Surueon U S Army and later Surgeon British Marino Service with tw years experience as Physician at Hot Springs Ark will welcome tho sick and af- ¬ flicted at Ills Oflicejwhere consultation with cue of the iMost Successful Doctors of tho presan age Is cordially invited All will recplve kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed In every case undertaken c Ill S WITHERS INSURABLE Attorney and Counsellor at Law Practices in the Courts of Christian and ad ¬ joining counties Hopkinsville Ky Office over Planters Bank Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats Jf Standing 1 J- Succeseiully All Chroaio and Long Diseases nuspiiai meinous OfctLcirlli Aathmn iiv irjj r 111 TlVirinflolS i nmnntiltla troatort tw Utot - Blbbd anjl Skin Dis 1 Sores Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arUing from an impure state ol the blood promptly and comnletelv eradicated forever from tho system restoring health and purity Weakback f re4uent and burning urlnfe dis eases of the bladder oti both sexes prpHAtlv and safely cured A H receive special andcarotaJ T Q rl 1 ci c JUCLVLUO treatmentior all their many ailments Kidney SM Urinary Private Diseases celeTenderne sWeakness Son toXffird wthout ISTervotifi KMstuay Syphilis Gleet Strictures Varicocele GoSBT Hydro of Organs Piles t oa deten- - Dr Kollock 613 Church Nashville Tenn -i-i tions Impoteney Melancholy Dizziness T o J 5nerBand fcepfi nce the drcVdhi crrecla of Early which brings Organic V0i never falling or enfoyment of life success On examination the urinary deposits a ropy sedi ment will often be and small particles of albumen color will be of a thin mllklshPPhue or the atrain changing to a dark and turbid There are many men who die of this affflculfv ignorant of the cause whloh is the secoml stage of Seminal Weakness guarantee a perfect cure in nil The doctor wm o n healthy restoration of thn genltureurinary Tirana W RITE your troubles if living awJItfr n bcurVd a pondence Absolute secrecy in ou proies- r i ti rt ti Ail oiJiim ii fn ii ii iru from otaervaBoa TesUmon are never published Bank fifirBnifVi0 resronslbillty cheerfullr n aho- - Debility 5ii Street 1 1 J I j- Taiao First Monday In February ttrw ftreevreeks third Mbnday in May term two weeks flr Woiday ln fieenttfsr term tferes VUV tl I Si OirouitOqnrtJplreolojT r IV i waBisTii Fourth Monday in February erm zlx tu first Monday la Jane term foar wees Uondnr In fisTitnmlier terra six we- - s Callow at cond Monday in April term three roelct rs Mohdar n August term two weeks eeoond Monday in iNovomber term three weeks f TTrtM -i-Tfi-rntif1aw In A fat taom weeks nwMonday In August term two weeks fire t Monnday l December term two weeks i DEtCftTEJI fc y EEliLE EGTJLATOR IT IS ft SUPERB T0N16 and exerts a wonderful5 influence in strengthening her system by driving throngh the proper chan- ¬ fiealttl and nel all impurities Guaranteed to result strength are from its iise STEVCELKINS ESCAPE Tkf Stry Thsf Ex- Mis60 Dr Kollock In Nashville Kegular Graduate andReglstered Physicians- Formerly Assistant Surgeon U 8 Kavy nltor My wife was bedridden for eighteen months wards Post Surgeon V S Army and later ¬ FEMALE Surgeon British Marino Service with two after using BKADFIELDS getting wellREGU LATOR for two months is M JOHNSON Malvern Ark years experience as physician at Hot Springs J ArK Endorsed by the Encyclopaedia Brl- - BBADFIELD BEGUUTOB CO ATLANTA GA anica Vol X page 185 the largest and Sold b7 all Druggist at SL0O per bottle most important workin the world being in wenty flve volumes each the sizo of a large Ex Sheriff Warder who was thought church Bible He Is noted as tho discoverer ot the active principle of gelsemlnum a speck to have been fatally wounded at Mays flo for nwijlgla ottho face and womb Cures ville will it is now thought recover CatarrhJjphillsLost Manhood and General Debility The Dootor has been all over the world and has inado mrny cures given up by Chamberlains Eye and Skin Ointment Is unequalled for Eczema Tetter Salt other physicians Vendomo Building Eheum Scald Head Sore Nipples Chapped Itching Piles Burns Frost liites On account of the Knights of Labor Hands Soro Chronic Eyes and celebration the 0 V railwgx will run Foreale by druggists atGranulated Eye Lids 25 cents per box u opuuiui leaving xluukiuemo TO HOBSEOWNEBS 1150 p m 1 Jn connection VroTrflciIrl At 1 For putting a horse in a fine healthy con- ¬ dition try Dr Cadys Condition Powders They tone up tho system aid digestion cure 2 occasion rate will be only iSl60 for loss of constipation correct tho round trip Returning special kidney appetite relievedestroy disorders and worms giving train will leave Henderson at 980 p new life to an old or over worked horse 25 m Aug 16 cents per package For sale by druggists Elkiiv They were college chums at the J tsouri state university Just be- ¬ fore Jmmencement they organized a hunting and fishing party and started down a small river near Columbia for a weeks sport Luck was hard against them They gathered In neither fish nor game and the second night out found them on tho verge of starvation A farmers ben roost near camp arrested their attention nnA it was determined to make a raid Lots were drawn and fato put it upon Elklns and Heard to mako the attack- on the fowls Reach- - torem ri tlls a Tull Upon the Now Sfina- TVest Thrglahu tfngrefesomn John T Heard of k Miracle in Texas INVESTIGATED BY THE TEXAS CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE AND VOUCHED FOR BY DR C H STANSBURY from the TexaM ChrUtlan Advocate CERULEAN SPRINGS CO Malers good Story on Stove mKmi Auglft senatob s b elkins w va The citizens of Henderson will Mr C D Yonker a well known druggist of Bowling Green Ohio in voteon an electric light proposition speaking of Chamberlains Cough Sept21 Remedy says I take pleasure in lecommendmg it to my customers for I am certain that it will always please them I sell more of it than all other For sale by When Baby was sick wo gav her Castoria kinds put together When she was a Child she cried for Castoria B C Hardwick druggist Tho Governors Foot Guard of Hartford Connecticut which is one of the oldest military organizations in America will visit the Cotton States and International Exposition on Connecticut Day as an escort of honor to the Governor of Connecticut and his staff The Guard is distinguished by its picturesque uniform a knicker bockor suit They will furnish one of the picturesque features among the military events of the Fair When she became Miss she clung to Castoria When she had Children she gavo them Castoria The tallest tree in the world is the great encalyptus in Gipsland Aus tralia It is four hundred and fifty feet high- NOTICE States interested in the Opium and Whisky habits to have one of my books on these disease Address B M Woolley Atlanta Ga Box 383 and one will be sent you free I want every man and woman in the United A Sodnd Liver Makes a Well Man The yucca plant now in bloom and on exhibition in the Natural History mu ¬ seum says tho New York Tribune has attracted a vast crowd of flower lovers Tho accompanying cut shows the tree as it is now in position Prof Dill who stands alongside liis m MM latest treasure is six feet in height My little boy when two years of age Scales for weighing diamonds are He gives a fair estimate of the height was taken very ill with bloody flux I so delicately poised that a hair a of the plant which is just about eight ¬ was advised to use Chamberlains quarter of an inch long will turn the een feet with a frond of flowers somo Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy balance three feet taller Tho great white and luckily procured part of a bottle I carefully read the directions and Sent It to His Mother in Germany it accordidnly He was very low faveslowly and surely he began to Mr Jacob Esbensen who is in the employ of the Chicago Lumber Co improve gradually recovered and is at Des Moines Iowa says I have now as stout and Btrong as ever I just sent some medicine back to my feel sure it saved hislife I can never mother in the old country that I praise the remedy half its worth I know from personal use to be the best am sorry everyone in the world does in the world for rheumatism having not know how good it is Mrs Lina used it in my family for several years S Hinton Grahamaville Marion Co is called Chamberlains Pain Balm Florida For sale by R C Hard It always does the work 50 cent It wick druggist bottles for sole by R C Hardwick m Are you bilious constipated or troubled with jaundice sick headache bad taste in mouth foul breath coat- ¬ ed tongue dvspepsia indigestion hot cftiLkin pain in back and be- r tween ye shoulders chills and fever etc If you have any of these symptoms your liver is out of order and your blood is slowly being poisoned because your blood does not act properly Herbine will cure any disorder of theN liver Btomach or bowels It has no equal as a liver medicine Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at R C ESlglwicks drug store at It The oxygen from the air improves tne tiavor is advisable to open canned fruit least an hour before it is to be used Since 1878 there have been nine e p demies of dysentery in different parts of the country in which Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was used with perfect success Dys entery when epidemic is almost as severe and dangerous as Asiatic cholera Heretofore the best efforts of the most skilled physicians have failed to check ravages thisremedy however has cured the most malignant cases Europeans in Shanghai publicly both of children and adults and un condemned Chinese officials in the der the most trying conditions which case of the recent massacre of Chris- ¬ pro e it to be the best medicine in tians and adopted resolutions appesl the world For sale by R C Hard- ing to tho European powers wick druggist mg the roost each climbed a tree Immediately the dogs began to bark and the farmer came out with a gun which he fired into the tree selected by Elkins Steye who was a great big clumsy overgrown boy lost his hold and fell head first to the ground The dogs tackled him and ho was made a prisoner the farmer locking him in the smokehouse where he had to stay all night Heard was hid in the branches of his tree and had sense enough to keep still during the excitement after which he slid down and skipped out In the morning Elkins was taken to Columbia by tho farmer In the principal street of the town he made hia escape never stopping in his flight till ho got to Jefferson Cltv more than thirty miles away Tho grand jury returned an indictment against him for stealing chick ens and when he heard of it he could hardly be persuaded to go back to col lege to finish his studies He had an oration prepared to deliver to the grad ¬ uating class and had taken great pains with it Tho day before he was to de ¬ liver it the indictment was nolle prossed and ho regained complete con- ¬ fidence in himself He prided himself on his oratorical powers and expected to create a lasting impression He started out in fine style gaining ap ¬ plause and stirring up enthusiasm When he got down to the spread eagle business one of tho boys turned a chick- ¬ en loose in the halL Elkins did not ex ¬ actly break down but his peroration was not so eloquent as it might have been THE YUCCA PLANT Our representative has made a careful in ¬ vestigation of the H Spauldlng case at LongvieTv which is here published for the first time and which will be reach with Interest by medical meri everyi ht e freat to the Christian Advocattl4t tions Mr Spauldlng said About eight years ago while running a locomotive I contracted sciatic rheumatism in my left side from my hip down It came on slow but sure and in a lew months I lest control entirely of that member it was just the same as if it was paralyzed I was totally unable to move oat of my room for a year and a half six months of which time I was1 bed ridden I tried every remedy suggested and had regu ¬ lar physicians in constant attendance on I was bundled up and sent to Hot me Springs where I spent three months under the treatment of the most eminent special ¬ ists all of which did me no good and I came back from the springs in a worse condition than when I went I came home y back and suffered and laid fiat on the most excruciating agonies screaming la pain every time anybody walked across the room the only ease I obtained being from After three the constant use of opiates months of this kind of agony during which time my entire left leg perished away to the very bone my attention was called to a new remedy called Dr Williams Pink Pilla for Pale People byMr Allison who ja now train dispatcher at Tcxarkana and who was relieved of locomotor ataxia of twenty years duration At his urgent and repeated solicitation I consented to give them a trial after taking a few doses I began to improve I continued taking the pills and kept right ou improving until I My leg is just the same was finally cured size now as the other one and I am sure that Fink Pills not only cured me but saved my life The reporter next visited Dr CH S tans bury a graduate of one of the medical schools of Kentucky and a man whoenjoy the confidence of everybody in Longview I know that Mr Spauldlng had He said a terribly severe attack of sciatic rheumatism of which I tried to cure him used every ¬ thing known to my profession In vain and finally recommended him to go to Hot He came back from the springes Springs worse than when he went and I thought it was only a matter of time until his heart would be affected and he would die I also know that his cure is the direct result of tho use of Dr Williams Pink Pills That is rather an unusual statement for a regular physician to make doctor I know it is but a fact Is a fact and there aro hundreds of people right here In Longview who know what I say is the truth I also know Mr Allison and know that he was relieved of a genuine and severs case of locomotor ataxia of twenty standing T W GUNN v Trio2 Countv Kentucky is situated on This famous health and pleasure resort the oldest n Western Kentucky the O V Railroad 14 miles from Prmcetonand 16 inilea from Hopkinsville and is open the year round SIX TRAINS IDAILY THE HOTEL ACC03I0DATI0NS ARE UNSURPASSED Sulyh srd Cbaljbfclf Temperature of Sulphur Water 56 degrees flowing from a bold and neve failing spring AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN STRING BAND ON HAND Kates reasonable and made known on application Address Managers For Descridtive Pamphlet and full particulars to In ifaijidace Summer season now open Chalybeate Springs There Is no longer any excuse for the people to remain In the cities through the warm summer mohliis for the wantofaccomodations at the CHALYBEATE SPRINGS at SE BREEKY The proprlotorGL Dial has reeently built ahousawlthaumber ot good vreAl ventilated rooms within twenty yards of the Springs sufficiently elevated which make It quite a desirable tor quiet rest and health sebbee 52 G EO L DIAL Proprietor 25iE3sracrcs2 ATES 500 Pei 77eei3 1835 1095 THE GREAT SUMMER RESOfiT Dmv ON SPRINGS DAWSON Ho kins Countv KENTUCKY pealce Ohio and Southwestern R K 165 miles west of Louisville Ky and 83 miles east ot Paducah Ky THE ARCADIA HOUSE Is new and neatly furnished with capacity ot entertaining 800 persons The owners of the hotel are also owners of the Springs and the guests of the Arca ¬ dia House have FREE ACCESS to the Springs without extra charge Invalids should remem- ¬ ber that the months of June and July oner many advantages to persons visiting the Springs The dry and liquid salts are manufactured at these Springs For pamphlets etc apply to These celebrated chalybeate and salts springs are situated Immediately upon the Cheea NMHOLEMAN CO Proprietors WT jaa Formerly with Alexander Gbant Propr a aEASONONBLt RATES ARLINGTON HOTEL CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN An Urgent Landlady An aged lady complained to a Lon ¬ don magistrate that because she was a little behind with herrent her landlady followed her to church and asked for It there The landlady come into the pew alongside her and when she was join ¬ ing in the responses was constantly STREET LOUISVILLE HOT AND COLD BATHS KY BAR BARBER SHOP whispering to her about the rent When It camo to the response Incline our hearts the landlady would add To pay our rent Tho maglstrato 6aid it was Tery annoying but there wa catbinj illegal in it A good SAMUEL HODGSON Clarksville Tenn MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER Ona Is Now In Bloom In the New Tork Museum of Natural History m Lewis McAfee at Lincoln HI committed by a crazy tramp It develops that the murder of druggist was from the Atlantio to the Pacific and from the Lakes to tLe Gulf It is the most penetrating liniment in the world It will cure rheumatism neur y algia cuts Sprains bruises wounds old sores burns sciatica bom throat sore chesty and all inflammations af- ¬ ter all others have failed It will cure barbedk wirecUtsand healall wounds where proud flesh has set in It Is equally efficient for animata Try it and vou will not be without it Price BOcents Free trial bottles at R VC h Hsndwicks drugstore Snow Liniment This wonderful liniment is known Ballards The electric cooking stove roasts and bakes to perfection The cost of running it is seven cents an hour Glad Tidings to Asthma Sufferings Lawson Elvidge of Barrington 111 states he was cured of chronic asthma of long standing by Foleys Honey and Tar It gives positive relief in all cases of asthma so that this disease when not completely cured robbed of all terrors by this great remedy No sufferer should be without it 50c Take no substitute For sale by R C Hardwick and C K Wyly To win a wager a painter In Saco Me sucked thirtv slx effers in seven bunch of flowers that twines up to the celling of tho room and looks down on minutes and fifty five seconds the section of the Sequoia Gigantia that has lorded it over everything for many Druggists say that their sales of a year caused more comment proba ¬ Hoods Sarsaparilla exceed those of bly than anything else that has been an uiuuio j iiuio ja uu auusiliuie soen In the museum for many years f The great bunch of flawere a crown for Hoods ranch too beautiful for the dingy brown Pittsburg is going to put in a big stem draped In dead ashen leaves with a head of long pinnated leaves of quiet machinery exhibit at Atlanta green Is a sight for any lover of flow STJCCA PLANT IN BLOOM of sportsman is familiar with hia piece and brave enough to bo afraid of it says Harpers Hound Table Prom the time he takes it cut of the caso the muzzle of the barrels is on his mind un-SCOTCH SWEDE til he has taken it to pieces cleaned it and put it away In his case When - - and the most desirable EASTERN GRANITES - he starts out in the morning be takes MONUMENTS TABLETS STATUARY out the barrels and pointing them to¬ wards tho earth as he holds them in After 40 years experience we feel confident that all work his left band he springs tho stock into entrusted to us will be executed in an artistic and skillful Its place with his right Then having fixed on the little piece of wood which manner clinches the two parts together ho passes his right arm around the barrels ONLY THE BEST MATERIAL USED so that as he carries it tho stock points up and behind him at an angle of about B3F Mr F M Whitlow is our solicitor forty five degrees and the barrels SBMnBKyTTSidiawrwmgrei BJHBMKTtU iWmtfMC3gl aiajflgaea point down toward the earth at a sim ¬ ilar angle In front of him Around his waist or in his pockets ho carries cart ¬ CTS jW ridges No charge goes into his gun tVW until he has not only left tne house ViSiMj fiK but actually arrived on the grounds V where he expects to find game If he has tc drive to tho proper woods or the shooting stands or blinds ho places tho piece In the bottom of the wagon pointing out toward the rear never once allowing it to point towards him self or anyone else who may be stand ¬ ing by If ho Is near enough to tho COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS woods or shore to walk he carries tho gun as described unloaded until ho KENTUOO reaches tho proper place When climb- ¬ HOPKINSVILLE ing over fences whether with cart ¬ OWQooi Rigs with or without drivers furnished day or night Special rates to Commer ridges In placo or not ho places tho olalmen Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES gun under the fence flat on the ground TWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER CNE MANAGEMENT climbs over or under and then picks It up from tho other side Easting a SOUTHERN BOWLING GREEN C JjL mi J jpmri l shooting pleco against a fence or wall in an upright position shows tho green ¬ Noma horn or the careless and tbeKsforo poor Business College sportsman ESTABLISHED IN 1878 ITALIAN MARBLE l Wkm Mai Lrvery Feed And Sale Stable wMuwi v i11 r ConstipationBiliousness Cause Sick headache Pains in the back Sallow complexion Loss of appetite and BUSINESS COLLEGE I SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL B0WLIN8 GREEN I Scientific and Classic The great Business Training School 0 the South 1 English Teachers Music Art and Elocution Provided Book Keepinsr Short hand Telegraphy Type Courses Pupils can enter at I for Low rates of board and tuition Send fos Writintrand Penmanship I catalogue anytime Send for catalogue CHERRY BROL Propra BorrUnc OroonKy Addrsss ea9Mentioa Course dsatred Test Yircrinia farmers were worked by green goods men to the extent of 1200 i HOW TO DRESS NEATLY Yes Tis So that Foleys Colic and Diarrhose Cure gives quick and positive relief in all and 50c 25c bowel complaints ForSalebyRCHardwick and C K Wyly a Harlan county far mer accidentally shot and killed his stepdaughter Geo Deen gn Yon Can Depend On thatoleys Colic and Diarrhoea Cure is an instant relief for colic Bummer complaint cholera morbus diarrhooe bloody flux chronic diarrhoae cholera infantum bilious colic painters col 25c io and all bowel complaintsand 50c For sale by R C Hardwiok Exhaustion There is only one cure which is Clinton Missouri Mr L A Armstrong an old ririirD Q7 gist and a prominent citizen of this enterprising town says i sell some forty different kinds of cough medi- ¬ cines but havo never in my experi- ¬ ence sold so much of any one article as I have of Ballards Horohound Syrup All who use it say it is the most perfect remedy for cough cold consumption and all diseases of the throat and lungs they have ever tried It is a specific for croup and whoopingcugh It will relieve a cough in one minute Contains no opiates JTraktrial bottles at R O Hardwickfif It t f and ak wyiy druggist i f Those who coma to sea this plant were of every class Tho writer stood alongside for an hour and was charmed to see tho interest taken by boys in tho white crowned yucca Tho plant has wonderful powers of vitality Thirteen years ago a similar specimen was sent to the museum and for nearly a year tho stem was housed in tho basement In tlio spring to the astonishment of everyone it shot out leaves and then a frond of flowers This giant yucca is a great blessing to tho Indians of Mnxico From tho roots they extract a sap that gives them all the soap they want and from tho leavoa they get a fiber that they weave into hammocks ers PQIJVER v o Jtffwrr Owrv Wl Auruu One Pink Pill touches the liver and removes the bile One Tonic Pellet nightly acts as a gentle laxative in keeping the bowels open restores the digestive organs tones np the nervous system and makes new rich blood Complete treatment two medicines one pries 25c Treatise and sample free at any store rrib the city We guarantee fits and absolute- ¬ ly dont want our customers to pa for an Our clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory stock fall winter woolens is now complete embracing all the latest designs in London specials and Foreign importations exclusive with us No one else can show them Every one knows we are artists in woolen fabrics and the most fashionable aalors in OUR TRIMMINGS are always the very best We invite you to call and see for yourself and get prices laro CO Wow Toxic For sale by all druggists in Hop kinsville BROW FASHIONABLE 108 MAIN STREET INTCiBIN TAILOR LjtM1V a 8n JK2 Ci rA HDPEIiSrSYILljE KENTUOKMN ZSlttH August 16 1895 I HERE AND THERE The Kirmess sems to be the ab sorbing topic throughout the town and who can wonder forit is really a pretty idea to represent the dances of the principal nations upon our stage by dressing up a bevy of beautiful girls and their escorts in characteris tic costumes bo that they look as if they had juBt landed at Castle Gar den that is all of them who came And this from foreign countries is just what the managers of the Kir mess are doing for next Monday and Tuesday nights Nb small work but it is to be hoped that a largo audience will be their reward and thus allowed a goodly sum to be donated to char ¬ 40000 FORTY Good kitchen safe THOUSAN ff r 000 Queeniware H ity WANTED Energetic man or wo man to Bell Mrs Shaeffers splendid new Pan Cake Griddle to families in each county in Kentucky It bakes the eAKE Satisfaction guar- ¬ anteed Send SI for sample and liberal terms References required Address Ky Gbiddle Co Lexington Louisville has moved to the city to engage in the practice of medicine He comes with extensive experience and the best of recommendations and will at once command a fair Bhare of the practice Dr Merriwether iB related to the large family of that name in the vicinity of Clarksville Tenn and in addition to being a good doc ¬ KJ Dr M S Merriwether late of 1 No 6 step stove 860 Outfits 200 225 250 for Hopkinsville but that is the Full Bize bed only No 7 step stoves 875 size of ours You are invited to Full size lounge only 169 Outfits 200 225 250 k Bureau only 499 come and see No 8 step stove 650 j ft WaBh Btands only 179 THE RACKET mo v dox stove only 9io heavy splint bottom chairs on IT Extra U oD i RQ Uh ly 220 eet We have over two car loads of stoves Good cane Beat chairs 289 set and can save you money on anything in the stove line Good cane seat rocker 74c WE are on the market for bargains Good bolted arm rocker 189 REVOLVERS some as cheap as 119 and we will buy any Btock Solid oak rocker only 99c Toilet Soaps some as cheap as lc cake Good quality cotton top mattress Cigars lc each of goods that comes in only 200 Covered tin buckets 4 5 7 9 12 14c in our line If price Woven wire bed springs only 149 Straw hats 8c is right we have the cash All wira had RniinPS onlv 169 24 sheets note paper lc to plank down for the Btuff if Bed room suit bed bureau and Envelopes 2c package only 898 cheap no matter where or how much washstand Bibles in teachers and family sizes Childs high chair only 58c A BIG RACKET Furniture Talk UMt he 1331 1 Stove Item Cups and saucers only 20c set pjatea only 80o set Tumblers only 86 each B6wl and pMtchor only 63c Toilet sets 10 pieces only 179 riocKingnam ana xenow ware bibo THREE FLOOiS Twenty Departments 15 P to 60 Clerks Deliv¬ Runourown Freight and ery Wagons On the Market MOSQUltO Novels fleady made We hang them in your house no extra charge v VJr Ve had over eight thousand dollars oingie c Double 89c worth when shoes commenced Extra large 109 to go up and we are sell- 5c each rparS Shoes for Anybody Books at auction pricei Playing cards 8c to 85c Cotton Plaids 3 to 4Jc yd No Rival heavy unbleached mestic yd wide for 4c yd Calico S to 5c yard ingall Btock do- - of- our olc lJV at old prices T7 We can Bave you 20 to 85c pair a on your shoes Come give us a trial WE OFFER NO BAITS and no special saleB but OUR PRICES are always below market prices We sell everything at JEREMIAH H KUGLER N ev YoWc 549 Broadway GIVE US A TRIAL and we will level your head on the subject of We have the goods we have the nerve to sell cheap We dont make much fuss but sell goods mighty close ARE YOUR EYES PERFECT CUT PRICES That is the kind of people we are The signal triumph of the local nine over the Clarksville club in the last game played here was something indeed to be crowed over but the re sult of the game between the same clubs at Clarksville yesterday is quite uncertain ai mu nine ox our going to press the contest had not begun but as John Galbreaths team left here in high hopes it is generally believed our home boys will be victorious Should they win one of the two games the fifth will have to be played here to decide the champion ¬ ship The fifth game here would draw the largest crowd of the season Those desirous of purchasing city lots situated in the most desirable portion of the city on easy terme should read carefully the advertisement of Mr Walker Wood who proposes on Saturday Aug 17 to sell a number of lots on South Main st This is the most popular resident thoroughfare in the city and these lots are not only valuable now but aremcreasing in value constantly The sale will oe at 4 oclock p m on the premises Manager Hopkinsville Ky Slfe 216 Main St To Cleanse The system GENUINE BARGAINS tor is a polished and cultured man gentle- We are always glad to welcome such new comers to Hopkinsville A bran new buggy never been run for sale cheaper than dirt Inquire at this office Mr Jas M Howe has rented the large store room at 209 South Main street for his jewelry store which will be opened up about Sept 1st Mr Howe is well known by our people who will welcome his return after an absence in NaBhville of four or five years Wanted at Crofton academy a music teacher who can assist in teaching primary department Ap- lytoWm Kobinson Mopkinsville Effectually yet gently when costive or bilious or when the blood is impure MISS VIRGINIA GHOLSON extends an Invitation to all ladles Interested In fine or sluggish to permanently cure haArt Embroidery to call at Hotel Latham bitual constipation to awaken the and examine her specimens of work to a healthy activi Special attention given to the teaching of kidneys and liver ty without irritating or weakening Blending and Shading Class will begin Monday August 10 Ladiss them to dispel headaches colds or will plense caliat their earliest convenience fevers use Syrup of Figs Lesson hours 9 to 12 a m 2 80 to S S0 Terms Reasotirblc Instruction Thorough Froteot the ctame and Fish Clkbs in NEEDLEWORK HATE YOUR EYE8 EXAMINED The repamntr of broken spectacles and ad lustingproperly to the face by MDDKelly is not equaled in this part of the country SPECIAL LOCALS J5E We Are Advertising y Miss Virginia Gholson is at Hotel Latham and will organize a class in art needle work Mies Gholson is said to be splendid in her line and makes a specialty of blending and Bhading For those desiring to attend the Bradley Hardin debate the 0 V will make rate of one fare for round trip to Hopkinsville on train No 2 Aug 23rd The following marriage licenses have been issued this week Flem Dunning to Mary E Lifstick W L Balstpn to Minnie Wilkins W M Coleman to Mary E Erson 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 Tickets on sale at Galbreaths for the Kirmess next Monday and Tues day nights August 19 and 20 50 cents with no extra charge for re served seats Wanted a farm to work on the shares with good force Inquire at Ifcensliaw The old reliable Furniture dealers and undertakers Up stairs in Henry block Hopkinsville Ky Now Grover8 back from fishing 3Pyle f Shoot or fish only in the proper sea- ¬ son and escape the game warden by observing the laws Many states have new came and fish laws this year and if jou dont know them send five 2c stamps for a copy of the j uame juaw issue oi xue ajikkiuan Field 245 State St Chicago Post Office Notice And all other Standard Makes Grold in Silver and Nickle GUS YOUNG has the Agency for the Champion Mowers and Reapers r From 2t50 up Hes searching all the Scriptures For another name they say But youll find us at our business At the same old stand Ana nope you ji can ana see us IT And gone to Gables Gray UUO ei UU VBDIUIV iE ing of the mail will be changed rom vmi wnnf fn trade we will m All uavjug schedule cards will please make the allow iuii vaiue for it in change part payment on a new one W A Wilgus P M Train No 51 evening now arrives at 533 p m and the hour for the open If you have an old watch 550 d m to 610 d SmK KENSHAW Those beautiful lots next to Mr C B Webbs on South Main street Car load of Phaetons just received will be Bold to morrow Dont fail to at Webbs attend the sale Some choice voung Plymouth Rock cockerels for 6ale i pply here 1000 bushels af nice clean Winter Dont fail to attend the Bale of lots af- ¬ Turf Oats on South Main Brteet to morrow R F Rives Casky Ky ternoon at 4 oclock Seed Oats For Sale Life way is the truthful startling titleof a book about the harmless guaranteed tobacco habit cure that braces up nicotinlzed nerves eliminates the nicotine poison makes weak men gain strength vigor and manhood You Dont Tobacco Sit or SmoKe Your GRAVES CQNDY It run no physical no financial risk as U sold by R O Hardwlck under a guaran tee to cure or money refunded Book free y Co New York or AddreSs Sterling Ren Chicago JEWELERS MAIN STREET Kees Buy your turnip seed of McKee The Grocer All kinds of turnip seed at Mc- McKees for turnip seed PERSONAL GOSSIP Miss Green Henry has returned from a visit to Miss Laura Cromwell Car load of buggys fresh from facMiss Cromwell ac- tory at C B Webbs is called to the profes- of Henderson Attention sional card of Dr M S Merriwether companied her and will visit her for recently of Louisville whohaslocated some time here for the practice of medicine Miss Laura Carter who has been For Rent desirable cottage of 6 or visiting friends in the Bennettstown 8 rooms on corner of Clay and 16th vicinity has returned home Parkers Earleand Tennessee Marstreets Apply at this ofhce Mrs Gentry Hillman is visiting the ket and other new varieties at SI Leav Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over family of her father Mr J C Wool- - per 100 Cumberland Jessie ellB selling at 50 cents per 100 dridge City Bank Hopkinsville Ky MRS CORTEZ LEAVELL MrB W A Harton and son of LoHopkinsville Ky Tickets at Galbreaths for the Kir ¬ gan county are visiting Mr A W in three sizes from S up This is the time to buy Forbes Bro Excelsior Cider Mill Public Sale Evans Grand Closing Out Sale of Sebrec on September 56th 1895 i of a mile west of Trenton Ky this office Strawberry Plants For Sale wwMtliMji ffiMiCTyW wlfyTratiW m Mh mess Those holding tickets can secure seats at Galbreaths with no extra charge Pyle Dr and Mrs T S McCall spent several days in Owensboro this week Miss Lallah Meade of Louisville is visiting Mrs Thos W Long Mrs Amelia Lindsay and son Charlie of Cadiz are in the city Mrs M G Rust and daughters have returned from Trenton Mr Jas Breathitt has returned from North Carolina It KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement and tends to personal enjoyment when lightly used The many who live better 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 Ita excellence is due to its presenting fn the form most acceptable and pleas ¬ ant to the taste the refreshing and tculy beneficial properties of a perfect lax ative effectually cleansing the system dispelling coids headaches and fevers and permanently curing constipation It has given satisfaction t millions and met with the approval of the medical profession because it acts on the Kid neys Liver and Bowels without weak ¬ ening them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable Buhstance Svtud of Fitrs is tor sale bv all tlrticr- gists in 60c andl bottles but it is man- ¬ ¬ ¬ Mr A H Grace of Cadiz was in the city Wednesday Miss Gertie Bramham is visiting Webbs friends in Henderson combined mares 3 years old past 1 combin ed gelding dark bay 3 years old pastil extra suckling eolt by Squirrel Denmark 25 extra Steers iioml2Ki to 1425 lbs 25 extra nice high grade steers from 1050 to 1SC0 lbs 25 extra nice httfh grade steers from 800 to 1000 lbs 25 smooth Steers but plain from S00 to 1000 25 butcher cattle mixed lot I2bead of extra fine Jersey Stylish turnouts at Webbs heifers not registered but all bred to register ed bull 9 high bred Jersey cows from 3 to 4 The I W Harper whiskey should be on every years old al safe in calf and all good milk givers 1 registered Je spy bull 100 head of fat sideboard hogs lOOfatshoats 20 brood sows 1 extra The I W Harper whiskey should be in every young liar60 hend of nice sheep all bred to 3 four horse fine buck 4 two hTse wagon medicine chest new The I W Harper whiskey should be in every wagon l nice top buggy pair ofspring wagon 1 4 double eeof harness21 plow gear club extra sei oi iour norsenarness 4 pair oi iwo The I WHarper whiskey should be on every horse wagon gear 2 wagon saddles 40 single plows ana aoume snoveis b tnree norse plows bar And all of this because it is the prince oft i aisc cultivator a aisc narrows iwaiicing cui tivator o smootnmg narrows o two norse whiskies The Ideal Kentucky article T10 6thrlbbletrees80slngle trees 1 hay BOLD BY rake 2ffooa mowers 4 binders an in nOOQ shape 400 bushels of spring oats 500 bushels of W R LONG winter oats 75 tons of pure Timothv hav all under shook large lot of corn tobacco curers Hopkinsville Ky lset of blacksmiths tools and many more ar¬ ticles too numerous to mention In fact ev ¬ erything that it takes to run a first class farm There Buggies cheaper than ever at B premisesshall not be any bye biddingas on the repre and evervthlne shall be 3 ¬ 1 SIThe following described property 21 first class work mules from 8 to 7 rears old 80 lbs to the bushel Asylum weights de ¬ livered in Asylum bins prescribed by the Steward lump coal or minejrun as required Coal Companies No- Mrs J E Dab tice Sealed bids will Drawing InRiven in Oil and ChlnfiV etc Lessons Charcoal be opened August 22 CHINA FIREDirom Crayon Pastel jesson ours at to Those Interested Invited to office ggf STUDIC at Residence cill Main St at 4 p m at South of Mr C F Jarrett tor cdi tract to surjply coal to the Western Kentucky Asylum tor the Insane for the M Jtf r year beginning Sept t 1st 1895 in quantities te 2i v 12 A mmmm 1 t i J -v- v-5S REXDALE HERD of Berkshire hogs and Southdown sheep Nice lot of year old Bucks and pigs of both sexes now ready for delivery MB Kino NewsteadKy W A PTool A H Goodwin J C Buckner 1 POO STOVES dirt TINWARE ROOFING Keep the best and freshest stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be The best stock of Stovis and Ranges in found in the city the city j3F Country Produce handled Opposite Phoenix Hotel Main street Everything In the Tinware line cheap as Steward Ik GOODWIN HOPKINSVILLE and Guttering Kf Call on us for Roofing tl ft sented Wanted Wanted RAMBLERS Won at Maysvllle at prizes were Maysville on Ramblers than More won were 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 To give two cows for one To induce a trade will give a large Range in ad ¬ dition original cost 75 Apply to E M FLACK Hopkinsville Ky Bargains in buggies at C B Webbs Best pumps In the market Force pumps bucketpumps all kinds of pumps Excursion rates on railroad if they can be hart Terms of sale made known on day of sale No postponement on account of weatbtr Come one corneal and get a free barbecue Special attention lo Repairing dinner on the ground Sale to commence promptly at 0 oclock Virginia St Hopkinsville Ky SEBREE EVANS Col JTEvans Businef s Mgr Opposite Hotel Latham Col T B LHamilton of Crawfordsville Ind Auctioneer PUMPS REPAIR WORK Do you Wear Hatsvv If s- o- POSITIONS GUARANTEED under reasonable conditions Do not say It can not be done till you send for free catalogue of GEO W YOUNG flGT- Come sunid ISLE See All 4 Where to Get Meat I am prepared to furnish the public with freBh meats such as mutton lamb beef and shoat also sliced ham f DRAUQHONS PRACTICAL Carriages Phaetons I fuiweM Qffet Buggies Co only whose name ia printed on every package also the name Syrup of Figs ad being well informed you will not jujoept any substitute if offered Rambler Four first prizes 5 and seconds Rambler riders always win These were class A riders and not paid amateurs The boys ride Ramb ers faom choice and pay S100 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 j W West Teleplione 108 Webb is selling cheap He dont want to carry his big stock through the winter A Bargain in Homes a bargain Also a house and lot on Jackson St For Sale my residence on Jesupv Avej4 room cottage grounds well U improved terms cash is This College is strongly endorsed by bankers and merchants FOUR weeks by Draughons method of teaching bookkeeping is equal to TWELVE weeks by the old plan Special ad ¬ vantages in Shorthand Tenmanshlp and Teleg ¬ raphy Cheap board Open to both sexes No vacation Enter now Railroad Fare Paid IJfiMtf QTT11W We have recently ptepared uuiuu oiuuii books on Bookkeeping SnoRTHAND And Penmanship especially adapt- ¬ ed to home study Write for Home Study circulars at once S KasUville Tenn will be found with full line of pleasure ve- ¬ hicles at F A Yosts Gos harness store on Ninth St Call and see me before buying Trimmed a Hats i Are sold at i O B WEBB A collisOn occurred yesterday be tweenwJas Western Logan Nourse E P Peaks Physician anil Surgeon and Jarred Hawkins all riding biN depot There cycles at the L Office Will take old buggies in exchange dtUOB In Summers Building over5 Bassett was a severe smashing of wheels but for new ones C B Webb none of the riders was hurt Hopkinsville Ky u MERRIWETHER MD Lste of Louisville Cost I Our ETeT and stock is Xxi Style TJ Sarzedas I mdt ftr rCaiVni As alia j Ua L fvV y jPj k

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