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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: August 20, 1895

Hopkinsville Kentuckian: August 20, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 hop1895082001_sn86069395 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hopkinsville Kentuckian: August 20, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. 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canines whose babies head this article Oackls the large white dog old and battle scarred who has attended every fire in Hopkinsville since the big conflagration of Oct 25 1882 He frequents the engine rooms the dnnbts rides on freight watrons and oMate has taken a fancy for base ball He attends all games and has come to be regarded as the mascot of the local club Last Friday the scores were being put on the black boardas the reports came by telephone from Clarkeville Up to the fourth inning Hopkinsville did not have a Bcore when somebody rushed aip the street and found Jack He came down to tne corner saw tne crowd caught on to the interest and then quietly walked over to the board and put his nose to it Five minutes later the next inning was reported and Hopkinsville had three scores including a home run Loud cheers for Jack followed this announcement That was the turning point in the game and of course our boya won the usual victory Recently Jack has formed an attachment for Cashier Edgar McPher son of the Bank of Hopkinsville This is due in some measure to the fact that Mr McPherson eats his dinner at the bank and Jack has been falling heir to the remains of his repasts thrown from the side window A day or two ago JUr Mcrnerson neglected to throw out Jacks part of the dinner ana alter waiting long enough to satisfy himself that he had been forgotten Jack coolly walked around to the nont door and went inside in search of his benefactor It is needless to say that he got his dinJir- than Cranor who Jives near the Hop ¬ kins county line in Lantrips precinct died of sun stroke early thiB morning He was cutting grass the evening before and as the grass was hard to cut he was driving unusually fast in order to cut the grass clean His team was contrary and the weather hot He worried with his fretting team until he fell from the machine prostrated with heat Dr Nisbet of St Charles was summoned but he was beyond the reach of medical aid Death came as above stated early Satur day morning He was about 60 years ui uge anu u goou cuizen Speaker Bros SALE BeginsMonday Mornmg DEATH CAME QUICK A Colored Farm Band Struck byUghtnlnjr colored man named Bud Hop kins a farm hand on the Oak Grove farm in the southern portion of the county was struck by a bolt of light ning and killed Saturday afternoon while working in his tobacco patch His brother who was working with him was knocked senseless but recovered A AlSt HARDIN AND BRADLEY Fortunate purchases from the great Cincinnati Assig- ¬ II They Will Speak at the Fair Grounds Thursday nees Sale to be offered as ai another opportunity to buy oolifatteriis ner RIOHARD800 ruuwuuuuuuuuuiuuiWuuuwuuwuar i Eemember we have the best stock in town and offer bargains impossible to duplicate Carpets Mattings or Euss Hondo is even better known than Jack He associates a good deal with Mr C A Thompson and went with him to Cerulean Springs about three weeks ago He liked life at that popular watering place bo well that wien Mr Thompson returned Rondo concluded to remain awhile for his health He is still there and living on the fat 6i land He has made a mash on the head waiter and gets more chicken bones and other delicacies than he knows what to do with The latest advices are that his TWO OUT OFT1IKEE health is much improved and that he will probably spend the rest of the That Is the Way Our Boys Did up Clarks ¬ Bummer at Cerulean Biff Broome Corn ville Chairman Gary of the Democratic committee and Chairman Anderson of the Republican committee have about completed the arrangements for the Hardin Bradley debate next Thursday at 2 p m The speaking will be at the fair crrounds and 3000 people can be comfortably seated A speakers Btand will be erected fronting the grand stand and everything will be carefully arranged Gen Hardin will speak first for an hour and fifteen minutes Col Brad ley will follow with a speech of one hour and 80 minutes and Gen Har din will have a fifteen minutes rejoinder The fair grounds are located about a mue irom town wnn ampie alien ¬ ing room for the country people who come in vehicles or on horseback Carriages will convey the town people and visitors to the grounds the drive being q short one The indications are that a tremen dous crowd will be present including many ladies who will want to hear the distinguishd orators benefit to our customers A Money Saving Sale o the Extraordinary kind Staple and highly desira- ¬ ble merchandise at prices to delight the Economical Stock must be closed in 7 days Prices will make quick work BASSET BIG BIKE EA0ES FINE REGULATION BICYCLE TRACK BUILT SPECIALLY FOR BIKE RACES- - Wm Broome of the south side has AS CHEAP Well AS- just come and see how cheap they are r HAENESS SADDLES BEIDLES Just to suit you n elegant line of Summer Lap Bobes opened now Every thing you can need we have Bowlings on exhibition at Buford a stalk of corn which measures 12 feet 8 inches in height and has three well developed ears This corn was raised on up lands and Mr Broome says his success is due to fine farming implements and Clarksville Times has corn growing this city the stalks feet high not the lands Dr Wm M Hill in his garden in of which are 15 BJL Yost cj Shoes EvBoltonfew more pairs of Boltonishoes at M Co In Judge Morrows VVoodg Ned Merriwether Bivouac is preparing to give a big barbecue with public speaking in Judge Morrows grove on the Clarksville pike on the 30th inst Committees have been appoint ed and active work will be begun this week The grove is a fine one for the purpose within about a mile of the Court house A vv 311 J H Clothing 0 A few more suits for boys and children wool at 1165 Mens Shirts Worth J J Tlh1 s I The Stronghold tmlaundered4 shirt O School Shoes ViJi A U atOc A nice present with each pair of school shoes 4Ve r x 4iH v I 1feg f Mi j Hats Wt i j Any straw hat in the house at 25c All other nats zo per cent oir Dterson zv per cent orr Boots and shoes made to order and boots and suuea iietiny icjjuiiou All underwear and knit goods at actual cost All summer neckwear at cost u t t I tr 7 r TREEOO rfin of tho Populist ticket One of these The four ap will be in this city pointments are as follows UracejrTVas Defeated In the fifth match game between Lexington Tuesday Aug 27 Elizabethtown Wednesday Aug 28 the Gracey and Kennedy base ball Henderson Thursday Aug 29 teams last Friday Gracey was defeat ¬ Hopkinsville Friday Aug 30 ed and thereby lost the series togeth- ¬ Gen Jas G Field of Virginia will er with the prize offered also fill tho following appointments MAliniAGE LICENSES with candidate icttit Glasgow Monday Sept 9 Geo Culp to Delia Parsons Russellville Tuesday Sept 10 O O Burkholder to Lonnie Brown Owensboro Wednesday Sept 11 COLORED Morganfield Thursday Sept 12 Willie Brasher to Murgaret ColeSalem Friday Sept 13 man The institute for the white teach r Kuttawa Saturday Sept 14 Will Long to Da Hutchinson ers of Christian county will bo held Paducah Saturday night Sept 14 Anderson Trice to Sarah Peachor at South Ky collegeAugust 26 to 30 Mayfield Monday Sopt US Henry Baker to Susie Sullivan with W H Bartholomew of Louis ¬ Hopkinsville Tuesday Sept J 7 ville as instructor Every teacher of r We are not giving a dollars worth Will bo Repented To night a common school and all who contem- ¬ of sugar for every cash sale of 5 cents The Kirmess presented at the op- plate applying for certificate of quali r but next Thursday we will let you era house last night with great suc- lication to teach in the common know what the surprise is at Wullis eehools are required to attend thecess will be repeated again to night full grocery session of the institute No Jas Moore a young man from Tho entertainment is novel interest teacher can be excused excent for Henderson went over to Evansville ing and thoroughly enjoyable The actual sickness or inability Arrange ¬ Sunday and took laudanum with sui singing dancing and delsarte move- ments have been made to reduce the ments are all well executed and the expenses as far an possible of teach cidal intent Ho died at 8 oclock little children in their specialties were ers while in attendance The open ¬ The Gumry Hotel Denver was greeted with rounds of applause Re ing session will bo held at JO oclock wreckeebby an explosion and Beveral member that the proceeds are to be on Monday morning let all endeavor guests were buried in the ruins Sun ¬ devoted to charitable purposes and to be present at that time Mis day do not fail to attend to night Katie MoDaniel Co Supt McDaniel recently pur- ¬ chased from Rev A C Biddle his handsome residence property on South Virginia street and presented it to the Cumborand Presbyterian church as a parsonage Ro King the new pastor will occupy it as soon as Mr Biddle vacates it Mrs A J Liberal Donation Three games were played in Clarksville last week and Hopkinsville won two out of three making seven out of nine games won over Clarksville The first game was interesting from start to finish and only three scores were made Clarksville made one run in the seventh inning and Hopkinsville made two in the eighth All thft rest were goose eggs Fridays game was not so hard fought and ten runs were made Hopand kinsville had 6 and Clarksville once more the locals triumphed Saturdays game was a poor affair Two of the best men were out of the Hopkinsville team and the rest were careless and indifferent as the crowd was very small The Clarks villes won the game by a score of 1 1 to 2 The Nashville Maroons wo were the first to defeat the L seals this sea- ¬ son will Pny hero Weduebday and Thursday Aug 21 and 21 And the Most Exciting Itlcycle Ezhhlbl tions and Contests Erer Witnessed In thlsr Fart of tlip Mate on the Program Mbley Will bncuk Hon J C Sibloy tho noted silver advocate of Pennsylvania will make four speeches in this state in behalf The bicycle races at the great Hop kins County Fair to be held on the-last four days in this month promises to be one of the most exciting events of the kind ever witnessed in West ern Kentucky owing to the fact that the Fair company has at great ex pense constructed a fine regulations bicycle track 1 3 of a mile long within the enclosure of its regular race track which will be used exclusively for bi ¬ cycling Bicycle races are a failure on a track that is used for horso racing from the fact that u horse track must be soft and is cut all to pieces by the horses hoofs which is not only dangerous to use for fast riding on wheels but impossible to attain any considerable degree ot speed whereas a bicycle track shduld be hard and absolutely smooth oik its surface Bicycling has attained such importance and bicycle races- under favorable conditions auortl such exciting sp rt that the Fair com pany in keeping with its euterprismg policy and tremendous preparation this year determined to give its pa ¬ trons the finest thing in the way ot bicycling by building a track ou which the utmost result could bo reached and which would attract tho crack riders from all over iho country Being tho only fair in Ken- ¬ tucky that can offer such induce- ¬ ments and the only fair having a track on which tho highest develop ¬ ment of the cycling art is possible their fair will draw great crowds o lovers of cycling from everywhere The premiums are like everything this company offers very lberal Li W 4 u WTrnMt 2 p 7 HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCEIAN WORLDS EXPENSrVE Tko WWtwtiJWrW fT- - JQ mgftwrrwj Tl EXTCOS iJEJW TltESIDENT BOTTOMLESS PIT Exploration ef lVoelkr Cave FormaMra A BRIDGES ICV Truth In the Eeporit That H Has Bright s Dlaeas Started foe the rarpoao X Ki fc Mo K n W Iff which reaches a depth of five hundred and forty feet while nowhere more f Bearing Mexican JDoada Uaat iBgr BJg ClarAe In Scnor Diaz than twelve feet wide has onlj recent ly been explored The French Society rarorlte Sport of Speleology cavc study erected a W Ijiqnirieshave been received in Mex dcrrick at the mouth of tho pit whiah tfed Clirttxam thc United t ttea1ind begins with a -- funnel fifteen feetwUo iabfoSacglfrding- the repbrtthat Tresi--de- at the top and narrows down to three Diaz hagBrights disease feet at a depth of about twenty feet That report it is surmised has been From hero down the crevice in llie circulatcdvith a view to depressing1 rock for such it is extends vertically getting wider as it extends deeper fun-til Mexican bonds in Europe at a depth of about four hundred The New York World correspondent icalled on various persons intimately and seventy five feet it is twelve feet connected with the president and ob wide At this point tho shaft opens italned the opinions of physicians fa into a roomy cave In which just Ifcneath mlliar with his condition and habits the opening of tho vertical pit a thick JThcy declare that President Diaz is in layer of clay containing remains of ccellent health Although sixty five bones both human and animal was years old he has the appearance of a fbund The explorers found no evi- ¬ robnstman pf fifty five He is active dence that the placo had ever been vis ¬ quick in his movements and has the ited by man but tradition has It that Mcolor of health in his bronzed soldie- ¬ criminals were thrown into the bdt tomlcss pit ao it was popularly called rly face The only indisposition he has had re in tho neighborhood and the remains in xcently was a cold in the eyelids re ¬ tho cave just beneath tho shaft tend to sulting from going from the bedside of corroborate this belief The descent made into the shaft was sa sick relative into the light and air without having taken the precaution exceedingly difficult it established the to cool his eyes a precaution of much fact that there must be a further cave importance in this altitude where far below tho one now known but tho blindness often results from a sudden crevice through which it is accessible to is up and bowlders warm tinsltion from of the apartmentsThis so choked willwithadebrisdifficult matter be very streets that it air kninor trouble has entirely disappeared to penetrate further into tho cave than Gen Diaz in spite of the enormous has been done Tho deepest point burden of work he has assumed has reached in this crevice is five hundred maintained excellent health Els phy and ninety three feet underground Jslcians say his sturdy condition maybe Great quantities of water rush through aside from a naturally the shaft at every time there is a storm attributed istromj constitution hardened by active still no trace of water was found in tho campaigning to his regular method cave explored which proves that some other subterranean exit must exist intuits He invariably rises about six a m USES FOR OLD RAILS stakes a cool shower bath and a very simple breakfast He receives by eiht A Great Amount of Barbed Wire Fencing a m his private secretary dictates re ¬ Is 3Iado of Thorn plies to letters apd fixes time and place In speaking of the U60 of old rails reforlntcrviews After this come cently says the Railway Reviewer an with members of the cabinet official of the Pennsylvania railroad The minister of finance is received stated the life of a rail on the Pennsyl ¬ jaily and the consultations are often vania lines west is about eleven years prolonged till noon The other minis ¬ and on the Pennsylvania railroad only ters are received one day in the week nine years The difference is perhaps The president finds time to read the due to heavier traffic on tho Pennsyl ¬ daily press and to review information vania railroad The friction of con- ¬ -- regarding articles of Interest to him in stantly passing trains wears on the rail until it must be replaced by a new one The company pays twenty four dollars a ton now twenty two dollars and the oralis used on that line average eighty five pounds to the yard When it has passed its useful stage tho rail Is JChe Xnmor Was tures wonders the subterranean pit at Jean Nouveauntkr Vaucluso France Among1 tho most lt Tnkkic remarkable of na nt v Structure Uniting New 1erk and Brooklyn IIata tko Ltot The very latest piftclal computation puts the totaj coat of the ICrooklyn bridge at 17i4eo8S5 Thebridge when contracted for was to cost 10800009 At least such was the original estimate of John A Rqabling who in 1807 put tho cost of the bridge at 87000000 and of the approaches to it 3800000 Ac tually tho bridge cost 1000000 which was not much of an increase Qveriho original figures whon the dif ¬ ficulties of the undertaking came into account tho bridge not being opened until sixteen years after thOiOriglnal estihmto was rtiade Subsequent ex¬ penditures which llavo brought the total cost up to tho present figure are duo to the acquisition of new ap- ¬ proaches and to improvements upon the structure which were nbtand could not havo been calculated upon when it was opened twelve years ago Tho Brooklyn bridge Is tho most expensive work of the kind in tho world exceeding in cost any other bridge of which authentic figures aro available Tho bridge over tho Forth in Scotland cost 14000000 the Victoria bridge in Canada cost 12000000 the bridge across the Vojga atCaratov in Russia post 4000000 The cost of tondpnbridge was 10000000 of Water- ¬ ¬ Secret of Beauty is health c j i TheSecret of health is the pbwer to digest and assim ilata proper quanity of food This can never be done When the liver does hot act its part ATGOST lB Doyoii know this tTutt s pSTl III Ill L B I nMLaV Jf K H iiver PDlsare e cure for sick headache dys- ¬ pepsia sour stomach malaria constipation torpid liver piles jaundice bilious fever bilious r ss and kindred diseases GREATEST SALE OF THE YEAR ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY AND GOODS AT COST jFiOTfb FANCY Tutts Liver Pills Poojg means so much more than you imagine serious and iatal diseases result from trifling ailments neglected to I will sell for cost We havejust taken stdct and to rfiahe xoomfdr our Fall Goods ev ery thing goes We invite everyone to call and he convinced that this is nowmbug f now until September the 1st im Tninster bridjre 2500000 With the enormous Increase of via- ¬ duct work for railroad purposes In the United States the profession of bridge builder has become a very important one steel and IronVork having largely superseded masonry since by Improved processes In their manufacture structural iron and steel have materially de- ¬ creased in cost Wilzf n jtpuismj sl u W1LU yk advertisemenut Sayl--lWbeSin What We It will pay you oKcall and getHhe Best Bargains ever offered in this city 4 J Come and Try Us j and you will not be deceived the place Beniember ical audi--anc- es PRESIDENT POHFIRIO DIAZ ilmerican and I I ft European journals Probably no article bearing on Mexican affairs in the American papers fails to reach him His memory is marvelous- - No fact scapea him lie carries all Mexico its political military industrial and financial affairs in his mind having a Napoleonic memory and appears to be able to separate different classes of tracts as if each were contained in a dis- -fcinct compartment in his brain Once in a great while he suffers from Tlieadache but his careful method of 2ife keeps him fit for his duties every Txiayui the year He smokes little and only mild cigars He is exceedingly abstemious fxartrly taking with his dinner more than a single glass of claret Every Thursday he takes a holiday and frequently goes hunting his favo- ¬ rite idiversion surrounding himself on such occasions with only congenial fel¬ replaced The old rails that are taken out from time to time are gathered up every month and sold to junk and scrap deal- ¬ ers at twelve dollars a ton It can read- ¬ ily bo seen that the company pays only twelve dollars for the use of rails per ton The price received from tho scrap man Is a good figure when it is known that the rails when sold are of no use to the company Rails that are not much worn are sold to factories along the road at eighteen dollars per ton where they are used for sidings and an¬ swer the purpose quite as well as new rails There are many uses to which the old rail is put A great amount of barb wire fencing Is made of railroad iron and very often the rails are used as foundations for large buildings There are not many people who know that the Masonic temple in Chicago rests on BAD CHIMMIE FADDEN a foundation of steel rails layer upon deep He MIsbohcves Himself on Board a New layer slxfeet 14 1 Irlpkif rance - lltrtnianiid vwFt KlrpuDies n1 ItAfi t Every railway ticket bears the name i ceuraizia of tho general passenger agent C ai nit Vif i siiaiijaiuiat imu uiuuu of the road Issuing tho same It is a Mnfipn0 S1fcM m JWiIt t iv ruua aiiiumw simple matter to inclose the ticket jvlth rf llAHAHtn lUUIlkUULa 4 TTUlllClft 2 iAIHMlllMil a letter directed to tho general passen ¬ yj ttt rtnlv thi rntjlnt If Vs rncH rH 9 ger agent asking him to refund the line on tht wranner All others are uh 4 money paid and explaining the reason stitiites On reeeitit of two 2i tamn we P tiil nf why the ticket Is left unused In tho ft will VItvtrand Trin RatIfii1 WnrMn 9 Falr hoot free hands of the purchaser It Is courteous jfBROWN hemicalco Baltimore mo to inclose a stamped envelope in which M the money may bo returned When all these things have been Uiiatuinwm r done says the New York Sun tho WAYNE company usually acknowledges tho re- ¬ ceipt of the tlcketholders communicajfllJraTvViAi OINTMENT IwHIwmt amj iatMmxl I tion and promises to investigate the inicuiu nni m matter The investigation consists in 2ms--KMBLIKO ail TkJvTsrr ItHil aF BlStlrnr 1SBI OH Ifiloia the proper identification of the ticket kom Aa- LI4l1tVj and a littlebookkeeping to set all right Scli kj drmnliu irml br Bill for W ul iXiArtti P in tho accounts Then tho purchaser Xbwitm a ss rwaiteteuvr ink yi knuut twiv receives from the company a check fqr Sold bv R G HARD WICK the amount due along with a letter requesting acknowledgment on tho part Sore Prompt Fosttftt of the recipient That closes the trans- ¬ Our for Impound Lota Seminal action and there is no material loss on of tfanhood tmlistoni 8petmatorrltBt either side Newuntt8elfDlttrutt f tm GOOD AS GOLD How Unused Railway Tickets Slay Bo Re ¬ deemed at Slight Cost Some men with valuable unused rail- ¬ way tickets on their hands sell them to scalpers while others go tothe railway company that Issued them and obtain their value in money Most men how ¬ ever do neither and accept tho loss when tho ticket Is worth less than one dollar Indeed many men do not real- ¬ ize that railway companies stand ready to redeem unused tickets even of small value so that the companies must bo richer by many thousands of dollars per year by reason of this neglect or Igno- ¬ tyisuii iixy greatest gift health lCllV iJ Browns If you are lectins out of sorts weak rmd centrally ex THE LEADER o hausted nervous have no- appetite and cant work begin at once ble strengthening Mme Fleurette Levy Mgr Iron Bitters Brown Iron Bit ters A Jew bot tles cure benefit comes from the very first dose it wont statu your tteth and pleasant to take Its 1 Prices Sailors Cnl AJ 12ne Palace rt n It Cures V7J ii I Z Shapes Sailor C I have theni You want them At prices from 106 to 200 all colors I am daily receiving all the latest novelties1 Slje Palace Leads in oiyjea inuiuicunaiauuiu iuu iu uw jlviuuuuo Laces SilkB Velvets Flowers Hair Ornaments Ladies Vests Gloves Silk Floss Stamped GoodSvCorsets Hos v r Vt lery aiso a iiui une or jiuitencK raiierns Njt mi Jirs iTW t m u 3 II rrvn TA TTtTT KS aA - A - AYK MAIN CORNER 9TH V m 1 n m 3lt iv TERI JASH f I CURIOSITY Big Newfoundland Tramp a Rover y Dog of There is a Newfoundland dog at that is certainly a curiosity nis name is Rover and he is known at every house and hostelry on the island Years ago he was named hy Mr Jay A CANINE rut-ln-Ba- Put-in-B- av Cooke tojjolitics or affairs of state lYUle President Cleveland prefers Sshing President Diaz enjoys most of nUltuntlng large game The extensive 21and owners here knowing the presi denFs taste frequently invite him to Kmnt In their forests He makes frequent excursions into lihe interior and as in his visit to San Luis Potosl and Catorce just termina- ¬ ted he always tires out his escort He lias a sound heart and lungs excellent digestion and can outwalk many much younger men He occasionally goes riding having excellent saddle horses In this sport She is tireless The doctors consider him good for ranany years activq work as mentally the island and physically he is in his prime low sportsmen forbidding any allusion the millionaire banker and owner of Gibraltar the cliff girt little island that nestles in the bosom of y hardly yet separated from its parent mother by narrow ling of shoals Mr Cooke had no use ior Rover and gave him away when he wasquite young to a family on the island of the name of Roelfing In the course of xime says the Buffalo Commercial the Roel fing family moved away and Rover who had grown into fine proportions was left alone without a master Several times attempts were made to domicile the brute but they were of no avail He either would not forget his old mas tor or else had determined to be true to his name and lead a roving life At any rate for the past three or four years Rover has been the tramp dog of the island without any home Every- ¬ body likes him and there is not a child that docs not save him a piece of meat or crust of bread He makes the rounds from house to house and always seeks the kitchen door first He is round fat and sleek and lives on tho fat of tho land and is the common property of Put-in-Ba- York L Car A small boy carrying a big cage with a parrot in it got aboard a Third avenue L train at Fourteenth street the other day and took a seat next to a benevolent looking man wearing a white tie says the New York World The boy set the cage down in front of him and as the train started tho parrot began to mutter in most unintel ¬ ligible fashion The benevolent-loo- k ing man glanced up from his paper and said Nice parrot isnt he Yep makyoua8TRONQ Prle 700 0 out Man 00 Boxts Sotolal Directions Malltd with each Box Addrttt Billtia Enow LlnlmeaiCo 39I0 LuoAtAvt ST LOUIS - MO Lesiof MtmbrjjAo Will Vigor f receivers and In tha Torid and the exporters of dried t V4 AriA in ii ctntn smA tret tho highest ask is a trial shipment to proTO these facts btenclls sent free oa appllcaUou All Write us for further Informatlou and ship your poods to headquarters We bandle any thlng in the grain or produce llneatrtctly on comalsa yTe are tlie -- dREEN APPLES DRIED APPLES largest lrnlt largest juarket onces 9nii HERNDON CARTER CO iNconPonATeo t ti Louisville Ky Do You v Is he yours Nop m Whats his name Chimmie Fadden Can he talk 0 course hello Chimmle bending1 over the cage What fell what telll what fell screamed the bird without an instants hesitation The benevolent looking man got red in the face and a girl across the car giggled Other passengers laughed also The owner of the white tie got behind his newspaper while tho small boy looked innocently out the window The maharajah of Mysore has solved to put down by an act of tho legislature the custom of infant mar-¬ riage among his subjects A blU to that effect was published last year After a good deal of discussion tho measure has now assumed a definite shape and form When the act is en- ¬ forced any person causing or abetting Infant marriages or any person of eighteen or over eighteen marrying an infant girl will be punished with im-¬ prisonment of either description which may extend to two years or with fine or with both Tho same punishment la prescribed for any man who having completed fifty years of his age mar- ¬ ries a girl under fourteen years Six months Imprisonment or fine or both will be meted out to the abettor or abettors of this offense All girls un ¬ der eight years of age will bo consid ¬ ered as infants under this law re- ¬ uncles Suffer From indlg03tlon sour stomach hoad who flatulency distress after eating Or i8itrtcnsQ of lo3t appetite want oJ energy weakness dobility Aro you nervous restless sleepless worz out in body and in mind Havo you pains in tho hac alps side head arms shoulders chest Aro you filled with mal fla sallow complexion coatod tongue ii ht sweaty dry cough chills and fever Ty 1000000 I and t Mysore Infants aiuat Not Marry If any of theso troubles am yours tht thing you need is DR KINGS 3 FOOT BO AT K V f ROYAL All l barber has been describing his methods of teaching his apprentices After lathering ho says the great lesson is to learn how to handle the arazor with firmness and lightness and once that is lenown Its half the battle von I first practice my lad on a glass oda water bottle He has to lather it thickly and with the razor only get aU the soap off and make it quite glossy again That gives him practice in rounding a surfaco spfely when ho can do that 1 mnko him lather and f javo a broom liandlo clean without ho wing any cuts in the wood The xt few lessons are devoted to shav ¬ ing a hairy surface such as a clipped rabbit skin or even a hairy vegetable Jcaf This wants a deal of care Then iio trleshls hand on me A How a Barbor Is Trained Antiquity cf tho Eagle Thoeaglowas borno as a standard by many nations of antiquity By tho Romans it was used at an early period They were borno on Of their history Iho tops of spears and when the army znarched the eaglo was always visible to the legions and when It encamped the eagle was placed before the tentof Qttto ffMAmi V jf It is often hard to determine hit from good wit in tho rase of children and some of their flashes of precocity seem not to be unconscious but rather tho fragment of some remembered knowl- ¬ edge A little maid of five who had been listening quietly to tho puzzles and conundrums of tho older children seemed at last to divine tho method of their construction and after somo thought asked What could you got on a very high steep mountain The answers were ice snow rocks engles nests and tho like to all of which tho littlo one persistently shook her head When asked to tell tho answer she tri- ¬ umphantly cried Nothing But Saved Ills Conscience asked tho others In a breath why The comptroller of tho treasury is an Because you couldnt get up there autocrat whoso decision overrides even after it was tho demure reply that of tho chief magistrate of tho na- ¬ A Bamboo Organ tion Somo years ago the then Incum ¬ A bamboo organ has been built for bent of the office refused to sign a the Jesuits church at Shanghai and Is warrant for money which Gen Grant said to surpass organs made of metal thought it proper to expendThat Is As bamboo can bo obtained of all dimen- ¬ right the president said I admire sions from the thickness of a pen to your firmness Where your conscience pieces of a foot in diameter this natural Is concerned never permit yourself to bo Tnaterjal costs little more than the sim coerced You may consider yourself ple labor and the notes are beautifully clear In this affair for I shall appoint soft and pleasant to Uioear new Co did troll ar v- Iler Conundrum q GERMETUER In the gontlest and happiest way and with the greatest certainty known to medical science GERMETUER removes from tho system tho symptoms name aboTO giving strength in place of weakness joy ous neaita in piaco oi sicKness inero IS no oinor romoay hko u uuu And then it is none that can do its work a real pleasure to tako it Littlo children ufco it with dilieht and it cures like magic S100 6 for 500v All druggists t ir i STUMP PRICEfe J PHONE 98 H DAGG KT Y 9 Sold by R C Hardwick druggist The meteorologists havo been figur ¬ ing on tho rainfall of tho various countries and reducing theso figures to¬ tables which show the horse power ex erted by the falling drops during a jyear Fitrures thus reduced show that the annual rainfall of the United States is equal to 430000000 horse power that of Great Britain 0300000 that of fier taanyll80000d of Prance 120000p0 florae PoworAppllod to Rainfall rfw xl I X WMr WEUWUtmiSiLW ill f andthat o Rislafabplt70000000 v v liilJfo r V r i V M 0 Jlk ijJbi August 201896 f ALONE WHD HOBKINSVILLE J rhi Vjf J A ir- - TT i s ii KENTTJCKIAJNV In Yoijr Bood Ib the catise of that tired languid feelingwhich afflicts you at this season The blood is impure and has become thin and poor That is why you have no strength no appetite cannot sleep Purify your blood with Hoods Sarsaparilla which will give you an appetite tone your stomach and invigorate your nerves MJfc 1 OjiiAJbl l M A BIBLE Ml How Osoar Wilde Spends Time aiPntonvill0 His He Is Bat Seldom Keofletf from the Dared Trance LIko Condition la Which Ho Remains aiostjoif thoJTlme Tried on the Treadmill r EXIT GLADSTONE1 Thoughts 0aggtd by H OmeUl Re¬ tirement from ThBTnHmmnntof Mr OlftdntonO from public life is pfrhaps after all little more than a merely formal act As long asheiif he will not1 cease to be apublio man whethw in parliament Or not andhisi influfcrice will bo felt long after he is dead For more than f rimu fast ho must clean his cell sweep it make the bed and in evcryway get it into condition for the sharp eyes of the inspector Then at S0 ho has break-¬ fast At 845 he goes to prayers stand ¬ ing in the files with- several hundred other convicts and compelled to an at¬ titude of reverence At noon he has his two course dinner which varies regularly with the day of the week At6p m he has supper a daily repe- ¬ tition Of the frugal breakfast Between supper and bed he may meditate as he cits in his cell or he may read the Bible At 830 p m lights must be out and every convict including Convict Wilde must be stretched out in bed There have been many stories that he has lost his mind But the truth is he is still sane but in a dazed trance like condition from which he is seldom roused The first time he showed any signs of a realization of the depth to which hahas sunk was the second day of his imprisonment when ho was put upon the tread wheel The second day Wilde dazed and automatic was led orhefmaynoireadatail Ha rises at 0 a m and before break ¬ Howlsfbscar Wilde bearing the strain of hla hew Hfe rf3 a convict in dreary Pentonyille prison is the question often asked nowadays by thousands over here who were edified or scandal ¬ ized by his epigrams said or written So far there has been no authentic answer li has come m the way of- a London correspondent of the New York oridtp find out something about it thatcan b4 relied upon as It comes from the best possible source An in- ¬ teresting andj in one way terrible stry it makes The cell into which they put him isjery small perfectly bare made even PflBje hideous by a rough coating of wMWwosh There is a wretched hard bed and a table with no cloth to cfTeritapiainb6ardltop On the table is the only literature permitted him acopyjofjthe Bible He must read this for lish public andplayedmore than forty a leading part years he has sixty years he has been before the Eng ¬ career opublic activity In formally taking leavo of public life Mr Gladstone by no means gives up For fifteen years ho has represented Midlothian in the house of commons and now in his eighty sixth year ho bids farewell to his long and notable AT LAST A XJfeboiit Which Will Neither Sink Nor Turn Ovfcr That man didnt live In Chicago who complained that there is nothing new tinder the sun else would hi mind have cimnged at sight of the littlo model of a ndw lifeboat just patented by a bwedish Amcrican resident of Chicago A S Hedberg Made of galvanized iron in actual service different materials can bo used tho miniature looks liko a large turnip anil i3 In two parts cut apart horizontally at tho line of greatest girth Tho halves however are firmly clamped together with a water tight connection when tho toy is dumped into tho water to which it takes as Jauntily as a rubsc feather and the INVENTED oitiKsi HIT extracharge IfcTeszt Cl m we Hoods Pills are easy to take easy in action and sure in efiect 25 and the long riding thereof will make even a dull rider smart Eleven Teachers Four Music Teachers Seventy five Boarding Pupils last year Total Enrollment last yearljL63 Complete course in Bookkeeingwithouts V ill fitting saddle TAn V 4 iBte sl druggist 4 Catalogues at Hopper Bros Sent It to His Mother in Germany or Sent By Mail Mr Jacob Esbensen who is in the eniploy of the Chicago Lumber Co atDes Moines Iowa Bays I have -- Insure just sent some medicine back to my 1845 1895 in the Old Reliable mother in the old country that I know from personal use to be the best in the world for rheumatism having MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE GO used it in my family for several years OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY AMZI DODD President It is called Chamberlains Pain Balm Assets January 1st 1605 KS2SS0 It always does the work 50 cent Total roiicy uoiaers since organization row iS7wl3lEe bottles for sole by E C Hardwick Surplus Former N Y Standard 6783 mum SessiorL BeirLS Septs K vA civil engineer theone in Nebraska who stopped his engine to let a road race pass Losses paid In Kentucky over 30000 After second year GUARANTEED GASH SURRENDER VALUES on life and endowmesi policies 1NC0NTE8TIBLE0ASH LOANS made on assignable policies In case oflapse FORFEITURE nollcv Is continued In forefi FOR FITIT AMOUNT hv tho TenervK nrllf ttm terred to the purchase of a paid up policv No restrictions as to RESIDENCE or OCCUjK TION o WILUAM EWABT GLADSTONE his activitesi Die is at the present mo ment engaged upon two or three im ¬ portant pieces of literary work and it is quite possible that still othersimay have been begun and finished before his wonderful vitality shall have given out Whatever estimate history may make of the nineteenth century it is quite certain says the Chicago Record that the name of William Ewart Gladstone will bo written high above his contemporaries for the marvelous ability of the man Tho versatility of his genius is almost incredible to tho average mind accustomed as it is to regard a man as great who does only one thing better than his fellows without asking that he be at once statesman author financier debater lawmaker business man orator and scholar Tho great secret of Gladstones wonderful success as a public man lies in tho fact that the people have faith in him Wh atever his enemies may say arid they say many bitter things the fact remains that the people of England believe in him as a man Above and beyond all his brilliant qualities of mind is his sterling manhood which the people not only of England but of the whole civilized world look upon with somethingmore than admiration MODEL OP TIES LIFEBOAT IN A BANANA BUNCH Family of Strange Cornea to Chicago Tropical Animals E ON THE TBEADMILL out and put upon the wheel Mechan- ¬ ically he trod the steps for fifteen min ntes took the five minutes rest and began again In the second fifteen minutes he stopped threw up his arms gave vent to a horrible scream of an- ¬ guish and fell in a swoon The prison surgeon examined him and said his heart was in such a condition it would be dangerous to put him on the wheel again So Wilde is allowed to sit jjx his cell They throw in a quantity of oakum every morning but he need not pick it unless he wishes to do so Of late he has begun to pick the oakum Any occupation is better than sitting idle and thinking The second arousing came through the gentle earnest old chaplain Eev W Frederick Stockton Wilde hod not been in Pentonville many days be fore the old clergyman pushed timidly into his cell r Wilde seated at the table with his iace buried in his hands glanced at tho old man saw his occupation in the cut of his clqth and flushed angrily What do you mean by intruding yourself upon me he demanded I hope ypu are not tunrepentant the oid clergyman ventured Wilde jumped to his feet in a rage he said angrily Unrepentant what do you mean How dare you insult me in this fashion I am inno1 J Tjcent of the crimes of which I am act Abused You will kindly leave me alone Mr Stockton insisted no further Ho FAMILY OP BIOMODONTS is waiting now for Wilde to get to work Bible He feels that sooner or among the bananas received in Chicago at the later he must readv itj and reading and their appearance has ceased to soften to a more receptive frame of cause comment but the advent of this mind Wiido still lias friends who be¬ new immigrant has aroused quite an lieve in his innocence among them interest on South Water street and several women well knownas writers general regret is expressed that the Osiausildbs wife- is notone dfthese parent and young Ones were not pre ¬ B belWrsrilvhim She hastaken an- - served alive ottwrnanie and with the children has Fred Black a man who is familiar gone away to a quiet ploceionthe con- ¬ with the names of tropical animals y says there is no dqubt that tho little tinent Wilde wjil pot hear from tho outside creatures aro sigmodonts a species world for three fmonths Many people found in Jamaica and Mexico believe he JyiU go madlongbeforo that Porcine Oddity In Arkansas time ButotKerthirikid with rea ¬ D K Persons a farmer of Red Mills son heisvacUeahdjidaptablo he will gradually arid easily slip into the Ark is the owner of a pig that com- ¬ prison routine and get his mind bal ¬ pletely lays all other freak porkers In It is perfectly devoid of anced1 by the entertainment his well the shade stored memory and vigprous imagina ¬ hair and has a double set of eyes feet liko human hands even to the nails tion can give him one very largo ear and a face which Queer Cure for Toothache looks more like that of a young baby In Staffordshire and Shropshire Eng ¬ than it does liko that of a regulation land they have a most extraordinary pig From between tho upper set of cure for toothache The sufferer1 eyes projects a proboscis like that of a watchja moles runway with spado young elephant This proboscis has and twos and as soon as ho succeeds two holes through its entire length in capturing one of these reputed eye ¬ and it is through them that piggy gets less animals cuts off its paw and quick ¬ his supply of air Mr Persons values ly applies it to tho aching molar In the freak at 1 1000 and his neighbors rti iW n make the cure Bure and effect- - say that he takes greater careoflt than v f- ive the paw must bo amputated while au tjie rest l of the stock on the place the mole is yet alive lutnermore n NUvc Md Foreign the aching tooth is on the riht side of The perwaWge of foreign to native the jaw a left hand mole paw must be Josedand vice versa A similar tooth- - population in tt TJnita Stateu in 1850 ache superstition exists in tho Cape was 9 per oast la lXHt u increased u had to 14 per cent u Ver4ejlaA Ai4jdQJpn tfce Canaries f 3 Somewhere down in the tropics a few months ago a family of sigmodonts took tip its abode in a bunch of bananas In the courseof time the bunch of fruit was picked and shipped to Chicago bo fore the little creatures had an oppor ¬ tunity1 to give up their lease A Mr Kaufmann a Wrightwood avenue grocer Bought the cluster of fruit and when he went to cut a dozen bananas for a customer he found the nest Besides the mother there were six baby sigmodonts When they were disturbed the little ones jumped on the back of the parent and clung for protection to her fur with their little hand like feet and further secured themselves by turnintr their own tails around that of the mother Unfortunately in the excitement of the discovery the mother and five little ones were killed The other one was rescued by Mrs Dr Tomagin who was in the store at the time and it is now at her home thriving on a fare of bananas Banana rats crabs scorpions and tar antulas are frequently found hiding No 52 seating 25 persons The former style No 54 EAST BOUND Dally Daily Liberal Advances on Tobacco Tobacco Warehousemen and Commission Merchants made wholesale would cost only f 125 Store T JR HANCOCK Salesman and would carry 1000 pounds without Lv Henderson 720am 2 55pm sinking more than 4 feet in the water 7 43am 316pm SpotUvllle Owensboro riding as buoyant as a top In the base 830am 400pm NAT GAITHER JAS W2EK3T Lewisport 913am 485pm would be plenty of room for supplies 9 37am 4 59pm Hawesvllle 10 05 a m 5 24pm and water to last from 10 to 15 persons Cloverport 10 28 a m 5 45pm Stephensport several weeks without any danger 11 05 a m CSOpm Irvineton from water or vitiated air For tho s Brandenburg 1131am 668pm 12 05 p m 7 85am first named Blze of boa the circular en- Ar WestPoint Louisville 100pm 8 80am trance would be 8 feet in diameter and tho windows 1 foot Chains are at For further information address tached on tho outside for people out in H C Mokdue A G P A tho water to catch hold and climb up or Louisville Ky by The lifeboat cannot possibly tip W L Mills over but simply bobs up and down Owrnsboro Ky like a cork Already on Lake Calumet there is a K HOPKINSVILLE littlo lifeboat of this pattern and tho inventorexpects soon to have one on THE GREAT Lake Michigan W ERAGSDADE RE COOPER can also bo closed at will Further- ¬ more there are six windows round as port holes in the ordinary ship Over The 5 all is a flagstaff which can be lowered city late J A B Johnson of this held life insurances policies to WAREHOUSEMEN COMMISSION and put up at pleasure with water- ¬ MERCHANTS AND proof connections and ventilation de the amount of 54500 divided among vice and onthe top of the flagstaff is a three companies GRAIN DEALERS lantern There are two oar holes also one on each side similarly water tight r UISVILLE ST LOUIS TEX in the play of tho pair of strong service Hopkinsville Kentucky AS RAILWAY Russellville and Railroad Streets able oars All Tobacco Sent Us Covered bv Insurance Liberal Advances on Consignments And last and most important of all SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 1 1895- the apparatus always rides the wave because of the R HANCOCK R C WILCOX No 63 No 51 T abundant ballast in the bottom The Dally WEST BOUND Daily Interior of the miniature is fitted up comlortably wltn seats all around the Lv Louisville 6S0pm 745am 7 25pm 840 am West Point wall and there are straps for additional Brandenbuig 804pm 917am support in case of storm Irvlngton 8 80pm 945am 9 09 p m 10 28 a m f Stephenepnrt For practical use the inventor proCloverport 9 28pm 1060 am poses a lifeboat of this description 9 64 p m 11 16 a m Hawesvllle Lewisport shall be either 8 feet high by 6 which 1018 pm 1140 am Owensboro 10 69 pm 12 22 am feet in diameter at the widest girth Spotsville 1145 pm 108pm with a seating capacity of 10 persons Ar Henderson 12 10 a m 1 30 p in COR MAIN AND FRONT STREETS or else one 10 feet high and 8 feet wide only means of entrance and exit then is via a littlo upward opening like a melon plug and very easily made use of as alsoreadily rendered water tight in its turn At the top are several littlo holes for ventilation but which THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED as Goods are sometimes evils Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desirecE Franklin wisely observed A liver FW SMITH CO State Agents 42 West Main street Louisville Ky- pilMs good for extreme cases of bilCALLIS WALLACE Local Agents iousness but a railcer and equally ef- ¬ HOPKINVILLE KENTUCKY remedy in all cases of biliousfectual ness are Kamons Tonic Liver Pills and Pellets All your druggist al- ¬ W JOH1W GWHEELER wiia ways carries them in stock and they Bookkeepe 25 centa cost but This remedy cures completely but without the severity of tne average liver pill Sample free WHEELER ILLS u Eise ZEProof vrarel3ouLse- CO re T R HANCOCK HANCOCK v HA I HOUSE I GrAITHER WEST TOBACCO COMMISSI MERCHAN m m And Proprietors PLANTERS Warehouse NORWAYS GLADSTONE Through Trunk Line Jacob Serdrap la a Man of Great Ability and Karo Talents The man whom King Oscar and tho Norwegians now look up to as the only one whocan possibly settle tho question is the new po- ¬ litical leaderof Norway Jacob Sver drup who occupies the same position and is given the same distinguished consideration as Gladstone in England Both men have many characteristics in common Mr Syerdrup while the po- Swedish-Norwegian between tho cities o Cincinnati Lexington Louis ville Evansvie St Louis And the cities of RAGSDALE COOPER Mail T III CO Nashville Memphis Mont gomery Mobile and New WfftllBL Orleans WITHOUT CHANGE AND SPEED ONBIVALED f Jl Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jackson ville and points Special attention to sampling and selling tobacco Liberal advance ments made on consignments Our charges for selling Tobacco will remaiaa 1250 No commission J B ALLEN HOPKINSVILLE KY Genl Agt L E DADD Bookkeeper CP WAREIELDvSbj Union Tobacco Warehouse COMMERCE and HITER STSt i in Florida Connections are made at Guthrie and Nashville for all points Clarksville Tennessee Norths East South and West In Pullman Palace Cars CS UNION HOUSE I EMIGRAN TS SfSyiETS JACOB BVyUDBUP NOnWYS POLITICAL TJOAPEB this road will receive special low rates See agents of this company for rates routes c or write to a r T AnsTT n T St Louisville t Liberal advance made on Coo- sip nments Free Storage to w 0 Planters Correspondence So licited J Prompt and Careful Attention to All Business Entrusted to Us r- - lltical antagonist of King Oscar is j RECEIVKR3 thoroughly respected by the king for his honesty sturdy- independence statesmanship and above all for his fairness in the political strife that now THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE agitates the two countries King Oscar TO has requested Mr Sverdrup to form a ministry but tho Norwegian leader re Louisville Evansville fused as tho right and tho moderates had no majority in tho storthing but notwithstanding his refusal Sverdrup is AND ALL POINTS the actual leader of Norway to day and as long as he remains so there is hope that the union between the two countries will be preserved TO Jacob Liv Rostad Sverdrup born March 37 1S45 is by profession a cler- Memphis Yicksburg New Orleans gyman of tho Norwegian Lutheran AND ALL POINTS church in tho diocese of tho city of Bergen and Is also distinguished as a writer and speaker Elected to tho storthing in 1878 he joined tho political Limited Trains and Perfect Service party of which his distinguished uncle John Sverdrup was tho leader In 1884 Connecting at Memphis with through trains he was appointed a member of tho Nor ¬ to all points in wegian council of state and served as chief of the Norwegian ecclesiastical department 1880 87 Resigning from Rates Tickets and all information will be furnished ou application to your nearest tho Norwegian cabinet in 1880 he was agentr reelected to the storthing 1801 and ticket T B LYNOH again at the election last spring Ky Agent JOHN ECHOLS ST JOHN BOYLE i T C HANBERY M F SHRYER 602c IMlt PEOPLES WAREHOUSE HANBERY SHRYERPPs Cincinnati Railroad Street Between Tenth and Eleventh ST 23Zop3sIrLSTrille EZsr-- Careful attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned to us Liberal advances on tobacco in store Good quarters for teara and teamsters All tobacco insured unless otherwise instftftted SOUTH General Pisseager EstaTo LIslxed till 3S I1U III 1 v I II Arkansas and Texas Louisville Tobacco Commission Merchants CENTRAL WAREHOUSE KCoplcIrxeTrill 3- v u m i 7F HW3 J raw TUCKIAN Scrofula Salt Rheum m il 0 r38tiiu tiille Xeuckiati tUUHl 1UUA OHAS k I AM v- - TII1AI willbe transferred from Samoa to Ihe more desirably consulship at Vienna MUINS It is said Consul JWHl Mulligan MEACtf AM s R SUBSCRIPTION H A YKAB IN ADVANCE f t Ifilf liUMl ill MAlidliiHnA ap imuan HtlBlWH WWUhaJct tnc ttftA Mfti i LooaIs s ts per line each lntortlon xat formtMUcr ndvertljemeats furnished iness houses one of which will bo oc but In thousands of cases we can honestly cupied by the Progress AVe are say that It ia the best remedy for all dis ¬ whatever the glad tbridta tills evidence of his pros eases of the blood Combination cause ¬ Propor By Its peculiar Uw Sk topiuK aia sooth teAiN street MUllkY tion and Process it possesses positive m medicinal merit Peculiar to Itself ANNOUNCEMENT It is now but ten days until thVju- - Ifc 3 cured ths m08t virulent cases W are authorized to announce oum evc dicial pnmary and the friendslof 05fuU anaa JUDGKTHOS J MORROW ClU UkUUi U403WiyvlVUD OUU medicines Tfeandldate for Circuit Judge ot the Third Judge Morrow should bestir them- - have failed to do any good kdlclal District subject to the action of the selves to see that ho does not suffer Blood poisoning from whatever ori ¬ emocratlo Convention July 0 from a light vote on the 31st There gin yields to its powerful cleansing puri ¬ If are at least 2000 Democrats in Chris fying vitalizing effect upon tho blood ns DE31OCKATI0 TICKET you desire further particulars writo to tian county who want Judge Morrow as below Bomember that 11 uumiuuieaJ ir iney go to tne pons 11 s For Governor O OOQ S APjWATHAKDINot Mercer Thodanger is that some of them may jn thing there will be enough without Is tho One True Blood Purifier prominently For Lieutenant Governor in the publlo eye today Prepared only by Jt TTYLKK of Fulton them O I Hood Co Lowell Moss US A ti i For Treasurer Sold by all dm ggists fl six f or 5 CRO FORD of Clay The Democratic City Committee are Ai met last week and declared the nom Hoods Pills PlUf the best attar dlnner ForAudltoi They uiUt dilution LCNORMANiOf Boone inees of Wednesdays primaries in tS Sor Register of the Land Office five wards In the Second ward in A POSITIONS GUARANTEED ft tfi GB 8WANGO of Wolfe which Mr M C Forbes received 47 For Attorney General t j under reasonable conditions Do not say K can i l in nA Hf T j rurei so vuius iur r not be done till you send for ftje catalogue of uuu jjuu Ti W jHENDRtdlfofFiehilrSg i DRAUCIHONS PRACTICAL Ware served notice of contest and TorSecietary otState HENRYS HALE of Graves the matter was left open pending a nfflj wkMe44 For Supt of Public Instruction reference of the question to the State rD PORTER THOMPSON of Owen Nnslivllle Tenn Central Committee Nothing had For Commissioner of Agriculture Tbls College endorsed by bankers been heard from Chairman Long yes- and merchants Is strongly weeks by Draughons ION B NALL of Louisville FOUR method of tenchlng bookkeeping Is equal to For Railroad Commissioners terday in regard to it TWELVE weeks by the old plan Special ad A t And All Other Blood Diseases Hew Editor Loving Games of the Elk They May Be Cured ton Progress has purchased a build ¬ Speaking simply from what Hoods Sar ing lot and will build two nice bus- ¬ saparllla has done not only once or twice Winter Turf Oats JJare yield and suie crop afford good win ¬ ter pasturage Time to sew in August and September Place your orders ior them at once oometnmg JtM r 0 jn ew LBJVl x Large stock of rye crimson clover timothy and red top on hand Buy the celebrated ill fc ytiSf jji Empire wheat drill oarSapanild Wl XVT the only force feed on the mar et j Guaranteed to sow wheat and fertilizer iA 4 correctly i SW r r J IX T The Louisville Post publishes a resume of the legislative situation and For Magistrate Pembroke District figures Joe Blackburn out a loser by WML PARKER a vote of 39 to 58 In the first place there will not be more than 90 mem Kor City Oouuclliiicii bers in the caucus as a majority of First ward R H Holland the Louisville members are likely to Second ward be Republicans It will take about Third ward Dennis R Perry 46 votes to nominate and according jEourth ward Geo D Dalton to the Posts own figures Blackburn Fith ward Sixth ward E M Flack has 39 These figures are about a doz Seventh ward W A P Pool en short of his real strength such men as Jack Gross Denny Justice Strong retired is believed Smith Fenton Sims Joe Noe Pete vio bo cm Ins death bed Davis and others being set down for Buckner Besides Blackburn will Come on boys and lets carry Chris pick up several more votes in counties stiancounty for Tom Morrow by 2000 like Henderson Union and Daviess majority that are certain to help Joe The Louisville saloon keepers have SPEAKING APPOINTMENTS decided to suspeud their free lunch Ex Gov James B McCreary has counters during the Grand Army En made the following appointments to campment next month Lunches will bo servedbut for revenue only speak during the present month Durmg the Union county fair last week the Uniontowu Telegram issued FLETCHER DEMPSE i of Hopkins GEO H ALEXANDE R of Jefferson GREEN R KELLAR of Nicholas vantages In Shorthand Penmanship and Teleg raphy Cheap board Open to both sexes No Vvacation Enter now Railroad Faro Paid HflMR QTT1TW w have recently prepared nUUlu OlUlflt books on Bookkeemno SitoitTnAND and Penmanship especially adapt ¬ ed to home study Write for rHome Study circulars at once we4ow handle the following reliable 0 rv Fertilizer of wheat fertilizer brands publication In the world devoted exclusively to Information and Instruction on all matters connected with China and Glass Fainting and Decorating An The China Decorator illustrated monthly journal the only Acknowledged by Amateurs Professionals and Teachers as indispensable and the recog- ¬ nized authority on all subjects connected with these arts Each number contains a beautiful colored study six or moro pages of designs with full directions for reproduction and a query column open to subscribers only Every Lady Should See Send 6c In stamps for sample copy Mention this paper Price yearly J300 mailed per copv 80c Orders and subscriptions rcceUed at this office The China Decorator Publishing Co S3 University Place New York City It wheat grower Northwestern bone meal wheat grower Homestead wheat grower National dissolved bone Place orders early as bone meal and all animal matter i or fertilizer will be scarce and higher 4 7 r Armour bone meal Here is a Fair Proposition We will trade any mer one of our latest far- ¬ im- ¬ Oatarrh Cannot be Cored a very credtable daily giving full and accurate reports of the proceed ings hi it r HenJno D Iraboden one of the Ibravest calvary leaders of the confed- ¬ eracy died at Abingdon Va last Thursday and few of the daily pampers gave more than three lines to the news item with Looal Applications as they cannot reach the seat of the disease Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies Halls Mayfleld Monday August 10 Catarrh Cure is taken internally and Hlckraan Tuesday August 20 acts directly on the blood and mucous Clinton Wednesday August 21 surfaces Halls Catarrh Cure is not Bard well Thursday August 22 a quack medicene It was prescribed Wlckllffe Friday August 23 Eddy vllle Saturday August 21 by one oi the best physicians in this Princeton Monday August 20 country for years and is a regular Cadiz Toesday August 27 Erescription It is composed of the known combined With the Ex Gov Simon B Buckner has best blood purifier acting directly had the following appointments to speakcoufirmed by the Democratic on the mucous surfaces The perfect combination of the two ingredients is committee what produces such wonderful results 25 Glasgow Monday August in curing Catarrh Send for testiKussellvllle Tuesday August 27 monials free Greenville Wednesday Augnst23 CO Props Hartford Thursday August 29 PJCHENEY Brandenberg Friday August 80 Toledo O Sold by druggists price proved wagons for as much wheat as it can bring into market yheat to be in first class order and grade good No 2 After unloading the wheat we will give him fifty 50 bushels of coal to carry back home free of charge With Hardin and Bradley on the 53rd Sibley on tLe 30th Blackburn ou Sept 5th and Pettit and Field on Sept 17th Hoplunsvjlle is likely to get a full quota of political oratory diversified enough to suit the tastes i all Hon A C Tompkins won the Democratic nomination in the legislative primary in Oweusboro by a majority of 58 over Martin Yowell The total vote was 612 Mr Tompkins represented Oweneboro in the last legislature He is pledged to vote for Ulackburn for senator Many of the State papers admit that they got that proposition from the New York Bureauof the gold bugs to pay the plate bills of such papers as would agree to use their literature free of charge The shame of it is that a number of the papers wore taken in by the insidious bribe The race for representative in Un ion county is to be a clean cut con test between only two candidates with tho currency question the only jotc Col B F Saunders one of tho silver men has withdrawn leaving Esq Wm Berry bimetallist and Dr Henry gold standard the only can didates Berry is for Blackburn and will win the race hands down at Uawson When you go to Dawson Springs Ky stop at the Summit House 26 dollars per Rates S7 per week IIAEDIN DIUDLEY JOINT DEBATES month Children half rates Spe Louisville Monday August 10 Mayfleld Wednesdny August2t cial rates to families and parties of Hopklnsvllle Friday August 23 five or more from the same place Bowling Green Monday August 26 This hotel has been greatly im Leltchfleld Wednesday August23 proved and is situated on a beauti- ¬ Newcastle Friday August 30 ful elevation Is convenient to the Covlpgton Saturday August31 Qyrithlana Monday September 2 springs and depot and is acknowlNlcliolasyllle Tuesday September 3 edged to have the coolest most Winchester Wednesday September 4 healthful and pleasant location of Loudon Friday September 6 any hotel in Dawson Guests of the Morganfleld Monday September 0 Summit can sit in their rooms and drink any of Dawson life living BLACEDURH l THE 2ND DISTRICT waters free of charge Senator J C S Blackburns appointUonespouuence solicited and cheer ments for tho Second cougressional fully answered Clerk aud porters to districtare as follows meet trains Where to Stop v ¬ Hardlnsburg Saturday August 31 Bawesvllle Monday Septembers Owensboro Tuesday September 3 Henderson Wednesday September 4 Morganfleld Thursday September 5 Marlon Friday September 0 75c In BUGGIES we have this year far sur- ¬ passed any previous record Our stock was more care- fully selected and was oods bought cheaper well bought are already half sold Come and PRGGESSIOH SADDLERY i Henderson Saturday August 31 Morganfleld Monday September 2 Dixon Tuesday Septembers Madisonville Wednesday September 4 Hopkintiville Thursday September 5 Curdsvllle Saturday September 7 Calhoon Monday September 0 Hawesvlllc Wednesday September 11 H H Ramsey Propr Administrators Notice Having taken steps to file suit in the Hopkins county circuit court to settle the personal estate of B W Crabtree deceased all persons hold ¬ ing claims against him are hereby notified to file them with me at Crofton Ky or with C H Bush attorney at Hopkinsville Ky on or before the 20th of September 1895 properly verified according to law or they will jevforoyer barxod David I Cbabtiiee Admr of B W Crabtree deceased Vitaha double strength for sale by - August 18 1895 druggists Congressman Hendrick who is in Washington is quoted by the Journal as saying Just now the silver sentiment is hardly at par with us The cause of sound money is coming right along and is bound Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U S Govt Report to triumph Perhaps Mr Hendrick k irhas not heard that his own countv na m n foVfF tttll PAtirl a m vui uittu 4a XI TlejJlB- iu UlU y hju bcuu r UHturo and that lilackburu will get 14 oftho 16 voteB from his congressional district And it may be added that one of these exceptions ran against three silver men in a primary election and received less than one third of the voles cast and will represent a o silver constituency U01N IN THE Mr R B Goodman Marietta Ga 1 was troubled with rheuma says tism which the doctors called sciatica We have a very full line of HARNESS for a number of years doctoring with TALBOT SADDLES made to order everything I could hear of with no ben efit until lcoiumeui ed with Dr Kings Royal Germetuer which cured me sound and well 1 was at times for several months so I could not walk at all I have now been thoroughly yi A well of it for four years and think Jf ifK ty there is no medicine that can equal Wiite 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 -Hardwick Afflicted for Years and FLY NETS ti This is a cut of the Majestic xiaiig e rTf t srr rr t I i 1 Courier-- cvhich cooks i 1 Rol Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE O iMfrlt rWr Baking JifeulxCi iAj Yf J the goose of all our competitors It is the housekeepers pride and a married mans peace maker You cannot afford to use that old cracked cast iron imitation any longer s Save fuel save patience save money by buying a Majestic steel range j if ixrp i FORBES J BRQ O v B t tin 4 tA iftiisrea 2 iJA tSSsSSSS3s i ABOUND AHD ABOUT ELSftTiPNOFFIOSRSi t Novam- ¬ OPKINSILUEKNTUCKilN Tr i 5 PUENDIDTMniETiES1 HAJS NOTHING BUT NtwJOUNDIN THIS Narawof Thfae wbs Will jtfeas the Aj hnrKlpctlon THHdPIVN3 COUNTY k HopkinsvilloNlolrMsW Davis and T W Gboch judfMjVWalter Kel Condensed AeonBt of the Latest Hap ly clerk Jno W Wicks sheriff pollings Tersely Told for JJuijr Readers Hopkihsviilo No 2 AIRVOR HANDLING ITS BIG CROWDS f G W Wiley Nono of Iho Discomforts Encountered lu Reaching lta Grounds TUatareMet With at so Many Fairs J 1 frml The facilities for handling the vast Hopkihsviilo No 3 JB Dado and crowds that annually attend the great ThPftmp meeting at Parsons Grove liogan county was a big sue B A Moore judges Geo M Steele fair at Madisonville are admirable cess and is one of the many reasons why clerk Alex Brent sheriff Hopkinsvillo No 4 Geo W Long this fair is so popular with the pub Gol Fenton Sims is acting as spe cial judge at the Calloway circuit and R T McDaniel judges W C lic The grounds are situated one court Wright Sheriff H D Wallace clerk mile from the city limits and Afp Al Bush was shot and fatally Concord A F Witty and E W reached on one Bide by the L N wounded by Wm Lee in a bar room Davis judges Chas Lacy clerk J railroad and other side by the public fight at Louisville road which is macadamized nearly WBoyd sheriff Charles E Simonton has been ap Palmyra F H Renshaw and E to the grounds Trains run frm pointed United States Attorney for t RElliott judges Campbell Madisonville to the grounds every the Western district of Tennessee fifteen minutes and deliver passen clerk W W Wilkins sheriff Tom Shepherd was killed by W Ldtigview S R Driver and L O gers within forty feet of the gates for C SjAdley and E H Cress at High Ul- We i are all fond of Knot a quarrel over a ball game Garroft judges E F Griffin clerk 15 cents for the round trip The de f potpte situated right in the center of Henry Payne sheriff Eleven white and 35 colored RepBeverly Geo H Major and La- ¬ the city where passengers are re ublicans met in Trigg county and T fayette Jennings judges Thos H ceived and unloaded The road al W nominated G P Thomas for the leg islature has an ample supply of coach Y MJPMkferifft M R Bradsaw clerk ways Caslty WM WarfiplM1 At least 800 Democratic speakers jr and B esand handles its patrons with pe iaveplaced their services at the dis J Moore judges F B Hancock feet comfort The public road will posal of the Democratic campaign clerk Jas Anglin sheriff be thoroughly sprinkled with two PlA JW Especially with reference to tne clothes committee Gordonfield J H Stephens and big mogul sprinklers which get their -Joe Wells a murderer escaped J W Settle judges Thos M water supply from Reinecke mines ¬ The Celebrated Happy Home Guaranteed Clothing 4sl from Sheriff Crane of Stewart county er clerk Wm Allen sr sheriff Bark- midway between the fair grounds Tf Term while en route from Denver to South Pembroke Isaac Garrott and Madisonville With this facility1 isnot only the best in quality most perfect in style fit and Clarksville and W T Primm judges C W for water and by running night and A workmanship but is the cheapest Clothing in the market Warren county Republicans have Morrison clerk J W Cross sheriff day the road could be kept in a lob- Brents Shop Chas L Dade and iuiy uui ii mu uo ncui juai in nominated Rev D F Kerr for repreEvery garment guaranteed by the makers to give satisfaction sentative in the city and Thos Flora S R Boyd judges J B Walke elk right condition to be entirely com 4 fortable for travel J S Hanbery sheriff in the country district ThB company will let no one have or your dollars refunded Newstead MaryE Tate the Lexington girl Jas McClaiu Jno WMcGaughlyand any exclusive privilege on any thing judges A M Henry who ran away and married Monroe clerk so that competition regulates the Jackson Cox sheriff Faddis haB sued for divorce and the Gracey J J Smith and Wm price of carrying passengers by hacks 1 Co father will prosecute the groom for Cravens judges J J Reed clerk and by rail and of everything to be kidnaping had upon the grounds Those who Jno X Wood sheriff Lloyd Lowndes was nominated for North Pembroke R YPendleton have attended other fairs where these governor of Maryland by the Repub and Chas Morris judges R T Chil- conveniences of transportation and sprinkling provisions have been lack- ¬ licans Harry M Clabaugh for attor- ¬ ton clerk Anthony Ware sheriff ney general and JRobt P Graham Edwards Mill E W C Edwards ing will readily appreciate the addi and Geo W Bowles judges Char- ¬ tional pleasure it is to attend this for controller Jhw4ltWLi lie Crutchfield sheriff A G Bell fair whose exhibitions and general 0 H Pollard of Lee McCrearyj J clerk arrangements and management are W Oates of Muhlenburg for Black- ¬ Perry School House S T Fruit surpassed by none burn and J A Hammon of Scott a and C Jno B Atkinson has set his head T Yancey judges W R Blackburn man were nominated for and heart on having the greatestvfair Elliott clerk Thos Bord sheriff the legislature Saturday Lafayette R J Carothers and in this whole end of the state and is An aged colored man named Wil Dick Harrison judges J W Davison making all his preparations with the Ham Carter was arrested by the police clerk W T Brame sheriff precision of clock work and on a libat Clarksville Friday on the triple Bennetslown J A Boyd and eral scale charge or incest abduction and rape Horace Moss judges W B Pace The granddaughter of sheriff Richard Pollard clerk The Washington Silver Resolutions the old man is the alleged victim Howell Chas Walden and Abner Duty to the people requires that the The funeral of S H Sullivan took White judges W G Fox clerk J party of the people continue the bat place in Elkton and was attended by R Quarles sheriff West Crofton Jno S Long and tle for bimetallism until its efforts are iriepMffrom all over the State The H C Brasher judges M B Brown crowned with success therefore be it remasSywere conveyed to the ceme Resolved That the Democratic tery where a post mortem examina- ¬ clerk P B Monk sheriff Easts school house Thos Martin party in national convention assemtion was made The coroners jury bled should demand the free and unreturned a verdict of accidental shooti- and F M Stevens judges B F limited coinage of silver arid gold in ¬ Fuller clerk Jno Knight sheriff ngBainbridge Jno J Cos and C E to primary or redemption money at At a Bchool house on Cedar Creek Rawls judges Joe the ratio of 16 to 1 without waiting about 15 miles from Elizabethtown Benry Woosley clerkTurner sheriff for the action or approval of any other ivu uoys yrus veirs agea J4 years Lantripsr Jno Collins and M R nation and Young McNautley acred lfteen Capps judges R F Pool clerk Resolved That it should declare its years wwre having a fnendlv wrestle Dan Fowler sheriff irrevocable opposition to the substiVeirs yjffs thrown to the ground fall East Crofton J M Clark and J tution for a metallicmoney of a panic ang on his head breaking his neck R Shelton judges Chas Gray clerk breeding corporation credit currency Death was instantaneous Veirs was based on a single metal the supply sheriff the only son of Cyrus Veirs deputy VCClark Bluff Springs Geo N Johnson of which is so limited that it can be sheriff of this county and Wesley Meacham judges J N cornered at any time by a few bank John Johnsonj col was hanged at Lacy clerk Larkin Henderson ing institutions in Europe and Amer Mt Sterling Fndav for killing Po sheriff ica Resolved That it should declare its liceman Chas Evans June 15 John- ¬ Dogwood Chanel Jno H Cava- 18 sons neck was not broken and he did nah and Jno Barnes judges David opposition to the policy and practice not die for twenty five minutes after F Myers clerk J T Walker sheriff of surrendering to the holders of the 1 the trap was sprung Nearly 10000 Bakers Mill W R Putnam and obligations of the United States the people witnessed the hanging While Thos J Powers judges Geo H I option reserved by the Government redeeming such obligations in either thenegroes did not like to see one of wu wuitt wiiug IfUlDDtt OUUWU silver com or gold com their color hung they were very MATRIMONIAL Respired That it should declare its quiet and made no threats opposition to the issuing of interest In a bloody battle on Straight White White as briefly an- ¬ bearing bonds of the United States in Creek near the Harlan county line of especially to plac over the possession of a tract of land nounced in our last issue Mr W H timethe peace and of ing Treasury the Government Wiley Black was shot through the White late of Julien Ky and Mrs under the control of any syndicate of neck and will die John Hilton and Mamie Rogers White were married in bankers and Leonard Caldwell were shot in the the parlor at Hotel Latham at 9 be sold by the issuance of bonds to them at an enormous profit arm Skirmishes have been frequent oclock Thursday evening Rev H C for the purposefof supplying the Fedbetween the factions for the past Settle officiating The attendants Treasury threo weeks but yesterday was the were Mr Frank O Prowse and Miss eral policy of with gold to maintain gold monometallism the first pitched battle Another is likely Hattie E Rives and Mr Chas B With a view to securing the assurto occur at any hour Matthews and Miss Sallie Harrel of ance to and readbption of the DemPugilist Jas J Corbett whose wife Trenton Miss Achilles Bagsdale ocratic financial policy above set forth obtained a divorce last week was was tno maia ot honor by the Democratic convention The groom is a son of Capt S R to be assembled innationaland of the married on the 15th inst to Jessie 1896 Taylor of Omaha better known as White of Julien and his bride is a nomination of a candidate for the Vera Stanwood The decree did not young widow formerly Miss Mamie presidency well known to be in hearty ermit him to marry again in New Rogers of Lafayette Mrs White is sympathy therewith we hereby pledge brk so they crossed over into New in charge of the W C T U rooms our mutual co operation and urgently UMHM Jersey and were spliced by a justice in this city and Mr White will locate recommend to our Democratic breth of the peace After the ceremony here and engage in business ren in all the States to at once begin V Corbett Kissed his new wife several Hale Edmonds Rev Fred D Hale and vigorously and systematically times in the presence of the wedding prosecute the work of a thorough orparty They took a tour to Niagara and Mrs Minnie Edmonds will be ganization and to this end the adop married in Owensboro Tuesday tion Falls for ten days of August 20 Rev A C Graves of Leb with of the plan is organization here submitted recommended Low Katea Speoial anon will be the officiating minister rates will be mado for Mr Hale and wife will leave imme Special C W Whitej Democratic nominee messengers and visitors attending diately after the ceremony for New for representative in Hardin county the Bethel association to be held at York whence they are to sail August says he will vojfe for any candidate WINTER in Ky August 20 and 22 24 upon an extended European tour for senator his people want and asks Fifty must attend who travel They will be accompanied by Miss the county convention to devise some byTau to Franklin Kv They must Carrie Phillips who will remain in method to get at the preference of purchase regular ticuets going to Italy until the return of the party the majority jfrankiin ana atthertirae of the pur from their travels through Egypfana Mrs Edmonds is a chase must procure from the local Palestine Awarded ticket oat where the ticket is daughter of Mr H B Phillips and Highest Honors Worlds Fair purchasi certificates showing that is neiu m cue uigucui uaieeui m ijoo regular tickets were sold them Tick anon her native city where many ets going to Franklin may be pur- hearts wish for her a long and happy chased within threo days next before life Mr Hale is pastor of one of the the opening or any day during the association good to return any time Owensboro Baptist churches and a prominent man in his church until three days after adjournment Persons attending the association Bubkholder Brown Mr 0 O will be instructed at the association how to procure return trip tickets at Burkholder and Miss Lonnie Brown any time both of Crofton were married last JNCf J MlfcUKEN evening at the home of the brides father Mr J T Brown Rev J U To Oleanso The system Spurlin officiating Effectually yet gently when costive Mr Burkholder is a popular young or bilious or when the blood is impure miller and his bride is a charming or sluggish to permanently cure ha young lady with a wide circle of ad bitual constipation to awaken the mirers We extend them the usual kidneys and liver to a healthy activi ¬ congratulations MOST PERFECT MADE ty without irritating or weakening A pure Grpe Cream of Tartar Powder Fred ChoiwVails in China Cofea from Ammonia Alum of any other adulterant them to dispel headaches colds or and thmm of Formosa fevers use Syrup of Figs 40 YEARS THE STANDARD T Hiuton a Blackburd man has and Geo D1 Daltonj judges A H beenttonrinatea iiiB6urbon Payne sheriff J K Gant clerk if J GC ill uQoo4 Pigure JV i c 1 wwear If Mammoth Clothing Shoe Main St Hopkinsyille Ky No S t ld Business I Beginning on Saturday July 20 and continuing for 90 days I will sell my entire stoc of jewelry at ORIGINAL PRIME COST m in order to retire from business on November 1st These sroods are first class and standard wares watches at 9 450 glasses at 50c and everything else Pebble Glasses at 150 in proportion My stock embraces a full line of Diamonds Fine watches clocks Jewelry and Fancy Goods Call and ee for yourself T G YATES HOPKINSVILLE KY OVERCOATS ARE HUSTLING- OUT AT AND MENS BOYS AND CHILDRENS UNDERWEAR HALF PRICE Its most time to get them and they wont last long 0R w CREAM w BAKING POWDM ik tinmi k V t j i v 3 10 Hi jf jr jMjS wj WW ifflaEi HARVEYS i- t fl-i o V ui iini a SS 1 Ui 3T w August 80 sft i 1895y irV urn fc LUCKY HIT T Wi CoIb FiajtaekU Seboel Brought Faaae aad Fortune ntm What is Ill TnnniWTliT V H H TJTin Kill i j W TTTM1 ts SiPd fbria rn Castor Wea Castoria is Dr SamueliXtttclxers prescription for Infants and Children It Contains neither Onfnm MnrnMriri nor other Narcotic substance It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor Oil It is Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty yearsiuso by Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and allays Vfeverishnessi Castoria prevents Vomiting Sour Curd cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castoria relioYes teething troubles cures constipation and flatulency Castoria assimilates the food regulates the stomach boels auaifefral siecp Cas is theChUdrsanaceaA the iifothersPriend k Of Willtam II Harvey whoso recent book Coins Financial School created such an excitement all over the coun try and has already been answered in half a dozen books the Chicago Inter Ocean says William Hope Harvpy author of The Elementary Principles of Money Coins Financial School and A Tale of Two Nations eminently successful contributions to current financial liter ature is comparatively a young man In Ho was born August 10 1851 Va W Bufalo Putnam county His early education was acquired in the common or district schools of his neigh- ¬ borhood and at the age of sixteen he was a school teacher himself Beading Vky I tit OVERbAtol HIM ENTHUSIASM Aad He Gave Away BUmtiye Secret m a Result A few years ago a prominent oil pro- ¬ ducer of Pittsburgh was putting down a well in a territory that had never been tested for oil Ho was keeping the fact a profound secret says the San Francisco Argonaut in order that in caso ho got a good well he might with ¬ out diQculty secure all the leases he desired in the vicinity He Was on tho ground himself watching with great Interest the indications Everything pointed to success Two days before the well was expected to come in he was called home Anxious about the results tier arranged with his contractor to telegraph him as soon as the drill reached Xlib sand He knew however thasecretawillBotnetihies leak out of a telegraph office and so he told th Pino trees driller that the sentence grow tall Would meati that ho had struck oil The driller promised to do as he was ordered The mingled satisfaction and vexation of the producer may be Imagined when two days t laterhd received the following Pino trees grow tall Shes EHs squirting clean over the derrick hone that he should have no competi tors for leases yas disappointed telo--grami The Main Street FURNITURE saler A Complete and Beautifufmock on hand all at Miud opc rnFtMK H LOWEST Cash FIGURE ABSOLUTELY PURE TJIE OU REUABLE Bed room Suits up A n SWEET CAPORAL l iU HMitooa HAND i r Vfc ia Solid Oak Stiti tflV Wired ftfTkM COMBINED ALL MOcioLDTHAN OHER OY v Evaimvlllo DeKoven feitiTbiiPf7 K U f Jt--j-- - t W H Castoria Castoria in Hardin Bradley Joint Debate TKA1N8 GOING SOUTH- fa an excelkat sriedklne for chfl- Castoria Is so well adapted to children that Mothers have reputedly told me of its I recommend it as superior to1 any prescription iood effect upon their children known to me i Pju O C OaoooD H A Asonm M D So Oxlord St Brooklyn N Y lVowell Mass mjmr WITTTAM Louisville Monday night 19 HOPE nABVBT Castoria the best Our physicians the childrens deport¬ f which am acquainted remedy for cnlldren of Thope the day la not ment have spoken la I their experi highly distant when mother Trill consider the ence In their outside practiceof iar with Castoria real Interest of their children and use Castoria and although we only have among our U M i instead of the various quack nostrums which are destroying their loved ones by forcing opium morphine soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats thereby sending them to premature graves Da J P KiNcnmxB Conway Ark medical supplies what Is known as regular products yet we are free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon it United HosriTAi and Dispensary Boston Mass Aiaeh c Sinxn Pra The Centaur Company 77 Murray Street New York City u if 1 WIDOWS AT WASHINGTON Many Famous Women Make Their Home at the Capital The Elegant Residence Now Being Unlit forthe Widow of George W Child Sirs Logans Popularity Is as General as Ever a child when manned aooux nineteen years ago and is a woman of fine man ¬ house is of brick standing alone in a square and the interior is cut up into queer corners and full of interesting souvenirs of her famous husband There are four children the twins who are two girls still at the convent Mary who made her debut this winter and young Phil who is a fine boy of about fourteen and a striking likeness of his father No one has ever succeeded in winning the heart of tho charming widow and it is likely that she will al ¬ ways be Mrs Phil Sheridan to the American nation Mme Bonaparte Who is the widow of the late Col Jerome Bonaparte lives in a brick mansion near the home of Secretary Hoke Smith The front opens in the English basement style and up from the wide hall runs a stair- ¬ way which is flanked on each side by an armed figure The wall is covered with tapestry on fchich large bees which insect is the emblem of the ners and attractive presence Her il I v r r II i i tf c fet if r i ifJbu 1 r V ft 4r K k V O would seem writes the Washing ¬ ton correspondent of the New York Advertiser as if famous women from all over the country had decided to make their homes in Washington The wives of wealthy citizens from Now England to California all seem to like this city of charming society as a place of residence and the widows and wives of- our famous soldiers and statesmen are every year increasing in number as residents of the captaL Mrs George TV Childs of Philadelphia willBooh be on our list of celebrated citizens She has now a beautiful mansion of yellow brick in the course of construction and ¬ are Bonabarte it will be finished about October 1 The broidered family parlors heavily emwhich are The is very large and is supplied house and dark are richly with every modern convenience known largeold fashioned style furnished in¬ Mrs Bonathe to art parte who generally goes by the title Mrs Logan has a lovely old fashioned is a pleasant looking home in tho suburbs of the city and of madame woman of middle age the house is in the center of a big yard Perhaps the known of the inll of flowers In one part of the women in town best Mrs Blaine the is house is a hall full of medals Hags and of state hundreds of other souvenirs of the dead widow of the late secretary Her home statesman The house is roomy with under President Harrison chambers richly furnished and as is a large one on a fashionable avenue ¬ handand Mrs Logan is an admirable house- ¬ someits interior is furnished inluxury style with warmth and keeper her home is one of the most at- ¬ Mrs Beale who was Hattio Blaine tractive in the city Mrs Logan is a spends most of her time with her handsome woman with a fine intelwho is lectual face and a wealth of gray hair mother and young Jim Blaine of Vir- ¬ a law student at the University which is worn high on her shapely head ginia also manages to pass a great Mrs Sartoris has a lovely home in his mothers this city It is of white carved stone deal of time at mansion is one home of While the Blaine and has all the interior work of oak finest in town there arc never any the en- ¬ polished floors are covered while the tertainments within its walls The with rich rugs and the whole house is former Blaine house which was ad- ¬ decorated in the light cozy modern joining the homo of Senator Cameron style is now torn down and is being rapidly Mrs Harriet Lane Johnsons house is turned into a theater a large brick of a yellow tint it having The Dog SXarkof of Tarls been remodeled last year when she A dog market is held every Sunday bought it The inside is furnished in comfortable style a big hall first and a in Paris where it is possible to buy wide staircase running up from it to anything from a black and tan to a the rooms on the second floor The large mastiff floors are polished and the parlors are Why women write postscripts is a In good style A good many years ago Mrs Johnson as Miss Lane was the problem that has been engaging the iair mistress of the white house under attention of one of the London womans Ihe Administration of her uncle Buch- - weeklies The answers betray that the sex understands itself and does not mind exposing its amiable weaknesses All are from women who ascribe among others these reasons Because GE FBANOTS M DRAKE they seek to rectify want of thought by an afterthought Because they aro cago intersecting all the railroads run fond of having a last word Because ning into the city they write before they think and think Gen Drake has distinguished him- ¬ after they have written Our corre ¬ self by his liberality in establishing in spondent puts down the feminine P S stitutions of learning in building to the same causo which leads women churches and maintaining benevolent to prolonged leave taking in omnibuses He is the founder of enterprises namely and rather profoundly it ap- Drake university at Des Moines con- ¬ pears to the casual observer that ceded to be one of the finest educa- ¬ they lack organization of thought tional institutions in the west Gen Another woman comes to the de- ¬ Drake is an odd fellow and mason in fense of her sisters with tho both societies having attained the suggestion that when women have highest degrees He was a candidato anything special to communicate against Gov Frank D Jackson two MKS J0UN A LOOAX they know that their P S is equiva ¬ years ago and his nomination this year anan She lives almost alone having lent to N B and yet another friendly was the natural outcomo of the splen- ¬ soul turns a neat compliment in her did impression he made no one with her except a niece then Probably because woman herMrs Madeline Vinton Dahlgron reason The First Electric Urjfan widow of the late Admiral Dahlgren self is the embodiment of tho P S in The first electric organ in America lives in a fine house on a swell avenue the scale of creation she the indispen was put into a church at Taunton and though an old woman now finds sablewas added Jast life very pleasant with her literary An English literary man who was on Mass during the month of July tWo work and her fine grandchildren One the verge of bringing out a book at the years ago 7he church which has tho of her daughters married a German Pitt press ordered his proofs to be sent honor of first using tho electric fluid baron and her two sons wedded into to him at a house where he was en for tho purpose of driving their organ the wealthy Drexel family pf Phila- ¬ gaged to dine out intending to look was the St Thomas church of the city delphia them over in tho half hour after din- above mentioned and the experiment Perhaps Mrs Phil Sheridan is one of ner The printers boy however was was a brilliant success In fact about the prettiest of the young widows at late in bringing them and the gentle- allthe church organist has to do now the capital iShe is a tall woman with men had already rejoined the ladies in at St Thomas is to press the button ind the a slight graceful figure dark hair the drawing room when the company organ is electricity does tho rest - The not nearly so massive as church bombed baficfrom a high brow brown was electrified by hearing the sonorous organs usually are the cumbersome eyca and a snaall head well poised on a voice of the butler announcing The straight pair of shoulders She is slen- - devil from the Pitt has come for Mr keyboard being entirely dispensed B with dersiiu youthful in appearance beintr c jJones It law in an office in his native town ho 26 passed a creditable examination at the Leitchfield Wednesday August 28 age of nineteen years and was ad New Castle or Eminence Friday to practice Success followed mitted his efforts as a lawyer and ho became August SO noted at the bar of Cabel countv West Covington Saturday night August Va and in the circuit embracing Put 31 nam and other counties in tho Kanawha Cynihiana Monday September 2 valley Nichblasville Tuesday September In 1875 ho left his West Virginia home and Bettled in Cleveland 0 o Winchester Wednesday Septemwhere he practiced his profession sucber 4 cessfully for two years In 1877 he loLondon Friday September 6 cated- in Chicago and practiced law Morganfield Monday September 9 having an office in tho Portland block The speaking at all these points In 1879 he went to Gallipolis 0 where ho became counsel for several whole- ¬ except Louisville and Covington will sale firms as well as a partner in the begin at 2 oclock p m Gen Hardin opening the debate at Louisville and dry goods firm of John T Halliday Co There ho married Miss Anna Halli ¬ the candidates alternating thereafter at each appointment The first speakday by whom ho has had four children In 1884 he abandoned the practice of er to have an hour and fifteea minlaw and emigrated from Ohio to Colo- ¬ utes and the second to have an hour rado settling in Denver where invest- ¬ and thirty minutes for reply and the ments became his special line of busi- - first to have fifteen minutes for re ness In 1800 business called him to joinder No new matter to be intro- ¬ Ogden Utah and there he took up his duced in the rejoinder residence until 1Iayj when ho returned to Chicago SitTce reestablish- I had to makd a trip from our claim ing himself in this cityMr Harvey has on the Columbia to Spokane falls Itj been engaged in authorship tho publi was much nearer to go inrougn oo cation of financial literature mountains on a cayuse than around by Davenport on the Biage says a writer Jn Forest and Sfcream I started quite FRANCIS rvftRAKE early pne morning and was along up Iowas Republican Candidate for Gov- - theSpokae river wjien as I came over ernor EsaWelliKnowii Man aBnlall rocky point I noticed a very Gen Francis M Drakei nominee for larcre bird soar down froih a tree arid governor is a native bfRushville 111 carry something lnits rrioutbi At first but came to Iowa in 1687 when only I thought ii wis an1 eagle but as soon five years of age He has resided in as I climbed a little higher I could see the state ever since and has always it was an old gray goose and tluvtit been very prominent in political busi had deposited its burden In the water ness educational and religious affairs where I could see soveral small ones His armyrecord is such as to inspire swimming around the old veterans and in the conven I stopped got off from my cayuse tion he had a very strong following and watched thet performance I had among grand army men He enlisted waited but a few moments when one of at the beginning of the war and rapid- ¬ the geese rose out of the water and flew ly rose from lieutenant to brigadier straight to a cottonwood tree alighted general taking part in many of the on a limb near a big nest then took a great battles besides many skirmishes few steps toward the nest and reach ¬ and a great deal of scouting and other ing over into theest took a young gos ¬ duties But it is his extensive business ling out and sailed down to her com- ¬ engagements for which Gen Drake Is panions the youngster now especially noted For twenty touch the water it cut all kinds of years or more he has been engaged in capers railway building and a number of She again returned to the nest nd lines in Iowa Missouri and Illinois at¬ got another which was the last After test to his business capacities He is watching them for quite awhile I now the president and principal owner mounted my cayuse and rode on When of the Indiana Illinois Iowa railway I came into plain view of the family the which is in fact a profitable freight old ones fluttered away and the young- ¬ belt line extending from a point in sters disappeared There were seven Michigan around to tho west of Chi- - little ones as near as I couid count I have watched the Tvood duck carry her young from a tree but this was the only time I ever saw a coose make the transfer i Mayfield Wednesday August 21 Hoplrinsville Friday August 28 Bowling1 Green Monday AuguBt v August Henderson 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is a scleitlPo And re Lawyers liable vegetable remedy guaranteea to be per¬ fectly harmless and which has been lu use tor Praotice In the Courts ol Christian and ad the last 23 years having enred thousands of habitual tobacco users smokers chowers and oinlng counties snuff dippers HopklnsvlUeKy You can use nil the tobacco you want while taklngBACco curo It will notify you when 023ce City Hall building Court Square to stop We give a written guarantee to permane mly cure any case with three boxes or refund the monvy with ten percent Interest R IVES iiaLE Bacco curo isnot a substitute but a ell able and scientific cure which absolutely de ¬ stroys the craving for tobacco without the aid Attorney at Law 186 am St Louis Express 626am So 66 Nashville Accomodation tUPpm So 61 St Louis Mail Nashville Accommodation does not run on nnday North bound St Lonls and Chicago Fast rolns have hrough trains solid and sleepers to umcago ana st iouis Fast Line stops only at Important stations inri rosslngs Har hrough Pullman Bleep- ra to Atlanta Ga 63 Fou Wait to Stop Tobicco 0UREDWHILEU6INQIT The habit of using tobacco growsj When-she-let- Practice In the Couits of Christian and ad joining counties J Hoptlnsvllle Office overPlantersBank Ky UJ 8 WITHERS Aitorneyand Counsellor at Law Practices in the Courts of Christian and ad ¬ bcx booklet and PB00F8KBEE Eureka Chem ¬ ical A Manufactvrlng Company Manufactur ug Chemists La Crosse Wisconsin of will power and with no inconvenience It leaves the system as pure and free from nico- ¬ tine as the day you took your first chew- or smoke Sold by all drugaistsat i00 per box three boxes thirty days treatment and a guaran ¬ teed jure 250 or sent direct upon receipt of price Send six two cent 6TAMrs for sampIe joining counties Hopkinsville Office over Planters Bank Ky Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon In U SNavy af ¬ terwards Post Surgeon U 8 Army and later Surgeon British Marine Service with tw years experience as Physician at Hot Springs Ark will welcome theslokjand af one of the Most Successful Doctors of the presan age is cordially invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed In every case undertaken A USTINLPEAY L o Attorney at Law Office Weber street rearof Court House INCURABLE We know that Collections a Specialty Hopkinsville Ky it sounds quackish to talk about the Electropoise curing incurable diseases but bear in mind 0B MS MERRIWETHER Office tho fact that is the old treatment iCos which has pronounced the case incur In Dr Matthew Henry Kollocl Treats Succeaeiully All Chronic and Long Dentist Standing Diseases Bronchitis Summers Building over Bassett rQ fovrViL Dyspepsia LOi liUil J J Asthma tritprt hv lfttMt Lste of Louisville xHopkinsvllleKy MD nospuai raetnoas f p able We do not make the claim NDREW SEARGENT Blood and Skin Dis Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising from an impure state of the blood promptly opposite City and completely eradicated forever frpm the system TestOrlng health andpurlty Sores ICttfcVDUftt HVHUBU HUCftUtl eases oi me oiauuer ox - uuiu icicist pro mmiy anq saieiy puieu Ji- will receive special and trisSfoi T JLjcIUIC3 treatment for all their many ailments that we can cure allso called incurable diseases but we do maintain with with all earnestness that a case pro Pliysicfan and Surgeon Office Fifth and Main Streets Court Room Hopkinsville Ky Telephone No 6 ease nounced incurable by your family J1R HHWALLACE physician is a splendid field for the operation of Kitoey and Unnary uu UMJ Physician and Surgeon t TceT corner Ninth and Main Residence corner may ue jusc tne treatment necessary Main and Seventeenth Syphilis Gleet Strictures Variccele Hydro- celeTenderne sAWcakneBs of Organs Piles Hopkinsville Ky Vistula qulckjy cured withput pain oa detenand is quite likely to be so If it fails tion from business this is no argument against the JUNIUS C MOD AVITT gjgjj the Electropoise It- - OTFICEupstalrs opposite Telephone oHce Private Diseases but in such a dase the fact of the physicians statement is proven Poise Bnt manys the patient who has been given up by his physi cian who has again received life through treatment of the Electropoise to be true VALUABLE BOOK FREE ADDRESS lions Iwpoteney Melancholy Dizziness Loss Dentist of Energy and Confidence the dreadful eflecla of Early Vice which brings Organic Weakness Hopkinsville Ky e4f0iKusnessstuJy or enjoyment uPi1 never failing success On Office over Kellys Jewelry Store examination the urinary deposits a ropy sedi- en be found and sometimes Ti iPiii les aablraon wl appear or tho II HSKERBITT ln milkitS PJLL1 be t0 a nnd turbid appearance 7flng nlaDY dark who die of thiuhue again Painter and Paper Hanger men difficulty ofth aue- - whicl Is A0 second iALL WORK stage of Seminal Weakness The doctor will Done with Neatness and Dispatch and at Low EUair1ntce a perfect cure in all such casesnd a HCalthy restoration- nf - th mnllnMnrlnnrv est Prices organs SHOP 8th street next tp D R Beard office umiji your troubles H living awdMrbm Ky HoDkinsvllle lue cny i ou can be curedat home byWrres llUIUienca Ahsn ntn sonrAflir in nil nAfaa sional dealings and medicine sent secure uy w GRA1 from observation Testimonials ofoatlenta areneverpubllshed Bank references to my Proprietor of responsibility cheerfttivaa Addresc Neryoits Debility tt nvviiij I DUBOIS 613 FOURTH WEBB AVENUE - FirskNational Barber Shop 10c ac Shaving Shampooing 25c latest fashion Jf ext door to Qiningoumi ciass u Hair Outline worE and In tho JjoufsvjxLi KMreocri Hopkinsville Ky First National Bank mXA 13 GnufohfStreet n MdVlUC J Mtfi r iUUm a a U MB i - rjt r i sav mBRHDI UCKIAN V f Circuit OoTUtDifeotonr J TBiaG FiMl Monday la TeWMryWroi two three weeka third Mondayla May thref Monday In StopWwfeer vireek j weeks Fourth Monday In February OHRifrp kk first Monday In June term erm six Monday In September four wee Mrs f tm tr term six we- s OXLtowAi three wsekt rs MondaV m two weeks i aeoond Monday In November term tkree weeks LYoftjhBlrst Monday In May term wc weeks flrst Monday In August term twc creeks n tMonnday i December term two aonfl Monday la April term August term weeks v Dp Kollock In Nashville Regular Graduate and Registered Physician formerly Assistant Surgeon U 8 Wavy after wards Post Surgeon U S Army and later Surgeon British Marine Service with two years experience as physician at Hot Springs ArK Endorsed by tho Encyclopedia Brl Vol X page 1S5 the largest and anlcft snost Important work In the world being In wenty fivo volumes each the slzo of a large church Bible Ho Is noted as the discoverer of theaotlvo principle of golsemlnum a epecl flo foDAaralgia of tho face and womb Cures CataJflvphllls Manhood and General Debility The Doctor has been all over the world and has made mrny cures given up by other physicians Vendomo Building A rare fish snake combination story told in an Idaho paperj is of a- - fisher trout in man who caught Willow Creek recently and found in its Btomach a fen inch rattlesnake which was no quite dead Mr C D Yonker a Well known druggist of Bowling Green Ohio in speaking of Chamberlains Cough RfmpHv aavat I take rjleasuro in recommending 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 kinds put together R C Hardwick druggist called in have succeeded not only in but in making it bioom eavily again this year iiiiiiwM A Sodnd Liveb Makes a Well Man Are you bilious constipated or mm Hildesheims famous thousand year oiu rose iree was lureaienea witn de- ¬ cay but the botanists and gardeners troubled with jaundice siok headache bad taste in mouth foul breath coated tongue dyspepsia indigestion hot dryskin pain in back and be ¬ tween the shoulders chills and fever etc If you have any of these symptoms your liver is out of order and your blood is slowly being poisoned because your blood does not act properly Herbine will cure any disorder of the liver stomach or bowels It has no equal as a liver medicine Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at K C Hardwicks drug store Ajpung lady in Sterling Kan applied for a district school says the Bulletin and received a letter from a member of the board informing her that they intended to higher a mail teacher X v I carefully read the directions and gave it accordidnly Be was very low but slowly and surely he began to improve gradually recovered and is now as stout and strong as ever I feel sure it saved his life I can never praise the remedy half its worth I am sorry everyone in the world does not know how good it is Mrs Lina S Hinton Granamsville Marion Co Florida For sale by R C Hard- ¬ little boy when two years of age wagtaken very ill with bloody flux I jMised to use Chamberlains 5BKPiolera and Diarrhoea Bemedy and luckily procured part of a bottle My wick druggist A girl baby born the other day in Kokomo Ind is the fourteenth daugter of a fourteenth daughter of a fourteenth daughter a record which is thought to be unprecedented that Foleys Yes Tis So Colic and Diarrhoea Cure gives quick and positive relief in all and 50c 25c bowel complaiuts For Sale by R C Hardwick and C K Wyly A Berlin tradesman exhibits in his window a show card with the inscription Specific for the destruction of Purvesor insects and underneath to H M the Empress You Can Depend On It that Foleys Colic and Diarrhoea Cure is an instant relief for colic summer complaint cholera morbus diarrhoao bloody flux chronic diarrhose cholera infantum bilious colic painters col25c ic and all bowel complaints and 50c For sale by R C Hardwick andC K Wyly PCfcordind to the London Figaro the only woman in England whom the Shahzada admired is Mrs George N Corzon formerly Miss Leither of Washington BALLABDs HOIIEHODND SYRUP Pk y Wo guarantee this to be tho best Cough Syrup manufactured in the whole wide world This is saving a great deal but it is true For Consumption Coughs Colds Sore Throat Sore Chest Pneumonia Bronchitis Asthina Croup Whooping Cough and all diseases of the Throat and IiungBwe positively guarantee Bal- ¬ lards Horehound Syrup to be without an ofal on tho whole face of the globe IuUpport of this statement we refer to every individual who has ever used it and to every druggist who handover sold it Such evidence is indisputable Three trial bottles atR C Hardwick j iiiiiin Mrs John ScotJ sister of Professor HuxnWberi a resident of Tash ville Ttin for many years r tors say that he may linger for several its roots months but tfyey express little hope The largest oak tree now left stand ¬ of his permanent recovery Versailles ing in England is Cowthorps oak Sun which Is seventy eight feet In circum ference at tho ground The oldest tree Glad Tidings to Asthma Sufferings in Britain is Parliamentary oak in CHpstono park London which is Lawsou Elvidge of Barrington 111 known to bo fifteen hundred years old states he was cured of chronic asthma The largest applo tree In Now York of long standing by Foleys Honey state is said to bo one standing near was planted in of and Tar It gives positive relief in all the town 1815WilsonIt isIton record and that tho year cases of asthma so that this disease it onco when not completely cured robbed of apples inyielded thirty thr ee barrels of a single season all terrors by this great remedy No There are four hundred and thirteen sufferer should be without it 50c species of trees found growing within Take no substitute For sale by R tho limits of tho United States The C Hardwick and C K Wyly curiosity of tho whole lot Is the black Ironwood of Florida which is thirty One fare for round trip to the great per cent heavier than water Well Hopkins county fair Aug 23 to 81 dried black ironwood will sink in water almost as quickly as will a bar of lead Thev All Praise It The life tree of Jamaica Is harder Rev C S Owens pastor M E to kill than any other species of wood church Greenville Ga says I take growth known to arboriculturists It very great pleasure in recommending continues to grow and thrive for to the public Kings Royal Germe months after being uprooted and ex- ¬ tuer I have been using it at times posed to the sun for three years for Dyspepsia and Macs Rejoinder Nervousness with the most gratifying The captain of a Cunard liner one day is due this wonresults I think it crossing tho herring pond derful medicine to say that 1 have while that his ship was not doing tho found known a number of ministers and speed he considered she ought to and others who have taken it and so f dr putting on his best frown he wont as I now remember they all speak of down to tho room of the chief engineer its curative and strengthening effects a hard and dry Scotchman and an with unstinted praise No one who amateur violinist Tho captain knocked buys it and uses as directed for the at tho door tho gay chords of a Scotch troubles for which it is recommended reel played on a fiddle was the only an ¬ will exchange it for any other medi ¬ swer to his summons so he burst the New package large bottle 108 door open cine Mr Mac ho thundered do3es SI For sale by R C Hard- ¬ what aro you about I am not at all wick druggist satisfied with your engines we go like Mr Mao made a flourish snails slr All the walks of life except side with his bow and after a jolly chord salill Sair my engines should hao walks are now alive with bicycles been In Liverpool those three days Its your slow old ship thats at fault Ballards Snow Liniment Mrs Hamilton Cambridge Ills Unhappy Comparison says I had the rheumatism so bad I Ministers cannot bo answered back could not raise myf head Ballards nn Sundav but on week davs some Snow Liniment has entirely cured me times tho caso Is different Why werent you at tho kirk on I take pleasure in informing my neighbors and friends what it has done Sundav asked a Scotch preacher of for me Chs Handley clerk fof Lay ono of his parishioners was I was at ivir uuniops icm Lyman Kewanee Ills advises us cured him of Rheu- tho answer Snow Liniment T rinnt like vour rnnnlmr about to matism Why not try it It will cures all In- ¬ strango kirks in that way Not that I surely do you good It Cuts object to your nearing Mr uuniop out flammation Wounds Sores sheen Tm snro von widnn llko Sprains etc Three trial bottles at R straying away into strange vour pastures 0 Hardwicks l winna care a grainjsir u is was better grass said the parishioner Bro have had a longForbes Queer Comment by a Bishop distance telephone put in their office and they can now communicate with Of Bishop Bathurst who was a great any part of the county from their whist player it Is related that on hear i ing tho namo of a new appointment In own business house the chapter there was wrung from him I have jA gcod appetite and refreshing tho passionate exclamation fjeepara essential to health of mjnd served tho whig all my Ilia and now andfbodyVKadtliese given by they send mo down a canon who doesnt know clubs from scade Manufacturer The Olarks have accomplished what CRIPPLED AND BENT FOR TEN YEARS has long been regarded as an Impossi WITH RHEUMATISM says Celurttbus Kan ble thing and ono which no European was delivered manufacturer of lonses could be induced ilFm HT - fffM l im of TWINS in to attempt This Is the making of a peraud la the AVonil r ot the State fjrom th JCanscs City Timet lews Umn SO min fect lens of more than three feet across For years one of tho bwt known men In utes and with tho face No one but this American Batei and Vernon counties has been Mark scarcely any pain manufacturer ever thought of exceed M pdJEiaster at Panama ing tho tuenty sixinch lenses which and Woodson ofnow State Inspector of Mines after using1 only brother ex are in use at several observatories on C C Woodson of this city The people of two bottles ot both continents ono at tho naval obKich HillSvhereheformerlyresidedand of the bent remember servatory at Washington through his present home almost from wellsemblance the MOTHERS which Mr Ilall discovered the long form misshapen sought satellites Ot Mars and many half jo earth and labored nail liko across double stars Tho highest power was mo waius season alter season anu wnen ono FRIEND supposed to bo reached when tho Lick day last month it straightened to its full DID 3TOT BTJFJER AFTERWARD telescopo in California was put up with height threw away the heavy butt of cane only support Ions Tho difficulties to which for years had bath its walked erect Orgentbr Kxpress or mail on receipt of price a and from per 81ee Xree bottle Boole TO MOTIIEUS1 be met in tho production of a perfectly firmly total helplessnessabout the two cities unhesitatingly mailed clear lens of great size aro so many that people looked and wonJared The story of BRADF1EIJD BECDLATOn CO ATLANTA Gl tho European observers who have the remarkable case hai become the marvel SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS of the two counties Exactly as Mr Wood wanted anything above tho lens have had to take tho reflect- ¬ gon told it to a Times reporter it is here Chamberlains Eye and Skin Olntmont ing telescope which has a concavo mir ¬ published the rheumatism started in my In 64 Js unequalled for Eczema Tetter Salt ror It requires of course a much right knee and after a lingering illness it Rheum Scald Head Sore Nipples Chopped larger reflecting telescopo to get the settled generally in ray joints I waa Hands Itching Piles Burns Frost Bites same amount of light and tho same finally able to arjse but tor the past 5 years aid of crutches Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eyo Lids magnitude of object could only walk with 1 bent half toward For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box making of this forty one and a and my body was the best dispensary the Tho in I went to half Inch lens says tho New York Com- ¬ ground City wliere I was treated for six to hoeseTownebs Kansas For putting a horse in a fine healthy con- mercial Advertiser Is regarded aa the weeks and withqut the slightest good I ILn iritA a atrnnir mllvfinlR hiitlerv with dition try Dr CadVs Condition Powders crowning work of Mr Alvan Clarks City result I They tone up tho system aid digestion cure life It is probable no larger lens will tho same at St Louisthen went to thepbysi- where the best Hospital loss of appetite relieve constipation correct over bo made Under existing condiclans treited me including Drs Kale and muuty ulsuiueia uuu uesiroy worms giving tions a larger telescopo than the AlUQQJ DUt WltllOUl resm lanu i Kfiuiv uuinc new life to an old or over worked horse 2o Yerkes tho telescope of tho Chicago weak doubled with pain and despondent cents per package For sale by druggists About this time my attention was palled university observatory for which the lens Is made would bo of no great to the account of a remarkable euro by Dr The Union county fair last week value To Increase tho magnifying Williams Pink Pills for Pala Pe5lo of locpmotor ataxia rheumatism and paralwub u uig success power Is at tho same timo to Increase ysis I ordered some of the pills as an ex- tho obstructions to clear vision When lSmAni Wtion rVwxrnn in tnlfp them tlia the object is magnified the atmospheric rheumatism had developed into a phase of agitation Is Increased to such a detrree paralysis my leg from the thigh down was be kept and that distinctness is virtually sacrificed i cold all the time ume could not w nnuu When Baby was sick wo gav her Castorla warm in a snori i wnouuic a sound wnen me ODject glass is larger than to my office duties and I could enjoy When she was a Child she cried for Castorla forty ono and a half Inches It is and restful nights sleep something I had When she became Miss sho clung to Castorla doubtful if tho Yerkes will bo any not known for ten years To day am prac When slie had Children she gave them Castorla more useful than tho Lick Somo day tically and I firmly believe permanently cured of my terrible and agonizing ailment it may bo possible to remove the obof the Far East ever wrought stacles to clearness in the case of a No magician with his wand that Dr Wil the miracle powerful lens though tho only reason liams Pink Pills did for me for suggesting it Is that Prof Tyndall the story beyond all question ol To Charlie Anderson comes forward was able to construct a glass by which doubt verify Woodson made affidavit to th Mr with a Ponderosa tomato weighing tho bluo of the atmosphere was dissiSubscribed and sworn toabefore me this 2 pounds pated In looking through a deep space 3d day of March 1894 If the Yerkes glass answers expecta- ¬ John D Moorb Notary Publicthe KOTIC2 all tions it will enable an experienced obDr Williams Pink Fills containlife and every man and woman In tho United I tvant elements necessary to give new States Interested in tbe Opium and Whisk server to catch occasional glimpses of richness to tho blood and restore shattered namis w uavu uuo ui hit uooss on meie dis the Mars canals which though drawn eases Address B M Woolley Atlanta Ga firmly on tho Vatican maps aro vaguo nerves They are for sale by all druggists Box 888 and one wlU be sent you free or may be had by mail from Dr Williams and wavering and almost Imaginary Medicine Company Schenectady N Y for 60c per box or six boxes for 350 One fare round trip rate to the through any glass They can bo seen at all only by tho trained observer tno great Hopkins county fair Tho great telescopo will be most useful in tho study of double stars which is COUNT GOLUCHOWSKI Since 1878 there have been nine op demies of dysentery in different parts now a matter of special Interest to Kalnoltys Successor m Prime Minister of of the country in which Chamberlains many observers Austria Hungary Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy It la from Vienna now that sensation- ¬¬ CURIOUS TREES was used with perfect success Dysal news comes Count Kalnoky re entery when epidemic is almost as Several That Are Valuable Glffantlo and signed suddenly not long ago on the Historic next day Count Goluchowski was ap¬ severe and dangerous as Asiatic chol Tho largest orange tree in tho south pointed his successor says tho Figaro era Heretofore the best efforts of the Is a gigantic specimen which grows out Everything was supposed to have been most skilled physicians have failed to of the rich Boil in Terre Bonne parish arranged between Vienna and Buda oheck ravages this remedy however Louisiana ¬ It is fifty feet has cured the most malignant cases teen feet In circumference high aud fif Pesth but the crisis was only more at the base acute and a newspaper nrtlclo was both of children and adults and unyield has often been ten thousand enough to make It Irremediable Count der the most trying conditions which Its oranges per season Kalnoky resigned unexpectedly his mprHoinn in nrmfl if rr hfi th host Tho tallow tree of China has a the world For sale by R C Hard- - pith from one Inch to two feot in di- ¬ successor waa chosen to the astonish ¬ of everybody wick aruggist ameter according to the size of the ment Goluchowski adds to his pro- ¬ Count tree which Is composed of a greasy Col Rodenbaujrh is still alive and wax which Is so highly volatile that fessional qualltlos which aro admitted his condition has improved considera- ¬ it often catches fire spontaneously the quality of being a Parisian It was he made tho bly since last Thursday The doc- consuming tho tree to the very ends of here thatFrom 1878 tofirst steps of his 1887 he lived career wife of AW flepiiiyUS Marshal- lap Bc fTE The Sploadh lcn largest lens Achievement of an Aroer- ¬ A Miracle in Missouri CERULEAN m tl iaaa WHimiK Trio2 Oountv Kentucky TKT nTTkmTr nn Man- - rwTMfBHPfc B4Wi mmK This famous health and pleasure resort the oldest jnJestern Kentucky the 0 V Railroad 14 miles from Princeton ahd 16 miles from AILY Hopkinsville and is open the year round SIX TRAINS is situated on THE HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS ARE UNSURPASSED Sulphur ard Chalybeate Water in Abundance thlrty-sls-lnc- h Temperature of Sulphur Water 56 degrees fl wing from a bold and neve failing spring AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN STRING BAND ON HAND Bates reasonable and made known on application Address Managers For Descridtive Pamphlet and full particulars twenty-six-inc- h rr w a criT2sr ac Slimmer season now open oo Chalybeate Springs GEO L DIAL Proprietor There Is no longer any excuse for the people to remain In the cities through the warm summer months for the wantofaccomodatlons at the CHALYBEATE SPRINGS at SE BREE KY The proprietor GL Dial has recently built ahonsawlthauumber of good we41 ventilated rooms within twenty yards of the Springs sufficiently elevated which tnaie It quite a desirable for quiet rest and health 1 3 3EBBEZ3 2CEiTXX7aKS2 ATes 500 IE3r TXeelr 1895 THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT 1895 DAWSON SPRINGS DAWSON Ho kins County KENTUCKY These celebrated chalybeate and salt3 springs are situated Immediately upon the Chesa- ¬ peake Ohio and Southwestern R R 165 miles west of Louisville Ky and 58 miles east of FaducahKy t THE ARCADIA nOUSE Is new and neatly furnished with capacity of entertaining 800 persons The owners of the hotel are also owners of the Springs and the guests ot the Arca ¬ dia House have FREE ACCESS to the Springs without extra charge Invalids should remem- ¬ ber that the months ot Juno 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 N 31 HOLEMAN CO Proprietors W Formerly with Alexander T Grant Propr B T Grant n ARLINGTON HOTEL BEASONONBIX BATES CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN STREET LOUISVILLE HOT AND COLD BATHS Y BAR BARBERSHOP SAMUEL HODGSON Tenn MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER Clarksville or ITALIAN MARBLE -SCOTCH SWEDE and the most desirable EASTERN GRANITES -MONUMENTS TABLETS STATUARY --- J arA AW After 40 years experience ue feel confident that all work entrusted to us will be executed in an artistic and skillful manner ONLY THE BEST MATERIAL USED Mr F M Whitlow is our solicitor iSPjSvav COU2TT AOENOn GOLUCnOWBEI fiP Stable ambng us Ills wife is a Frenchwoman Princess Anne Murat Count Agenor Goluchowski Is forty nine years of age and a descendant of an ancient family of Gallcla Small of stature with brohd shoulders he has a U cmiling face with grayish whiskers Ho COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS was much liked in Paris for tho vivacity KENTUCKY of his vit and tho jollity of his tem- ¬ HOPKINSVILLE perament There Is nothing In his EyGood Rigs with or without drivers furnished day or night Special rates to Commer career to warrant the elevated situation clalmen Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES to which he has been appointed When ho was called to Vienna he was absent VTWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER CNE MANAGEMENT from his post at Bucharest where he SOUTHERN BOWLING GREEN had been appointed minister in 1837 It is said that ho owes his elevation to tho friendship and to the recommen- ¬ Business College Normal dations of his predecessor His position ESTABLISHED IN 1BTS Is not a sinecure He has not only to direct Austro Hungarlan diplomacy BOWLING GREEN BUSINESS COLLEGE SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL Scientific and Classic English Teachers but tho affairs of tho two monarchies The great Business Training School ol the South Type Boolc Keeplngr Short hand Telegraphy finances war and the administration VVritlngr and Penmanship Pupils can enter at Courses Music ofArt and Elocution prorlded board and tuition Send fot or Low rates Tho con- ¬ anytime Send for catalogue of Bosnia and Horzegovina catalogue CHERRY BR0SL Proprs Botflic JreenEy Addrasi Mention Oonrsa dtslrel stitution requires that the common ministry should render an account of its acts at Vienna and at Buda Pesth before tho delegations and this al¬ ways entails serious conflicts At this game one must display tact and a great woolen one knows we are deal of suppleness fabrics and the most fashionable When he quitted tho political scene Count Kalnoky left tho relations be¬ guarantee fits and absolute- ¬ city tween France and Austria In a most our customers to paz for satisfying condition During tho four-¬ years of bis ministry no Incident teen clothes are not thoroughly satisfactory save the ono which the name of Tisza recalls has troubled them At tho be woolens is now complete stock Livery Feed And Sale ki HOW TO DRESS NEATLY Every We the ly dont want artists in tailors in ginning the alliance between Austria and Germany had caused much appre hension In France but Count Kalioky and Count Hoyos ambassador at Paris wprked zealpusly at correcting this Im- any Our that embracing fall winter London specials and Foreign all the latest designs in importations exclusive with us No one else can We invite you to call and are always the very best see for yourself and get prices y pression Everybody Is persuaded now that the triple alliance resembles tho holy alli ance after 18J Austria has shown that she is resolutely attached to the policy of peace Count Goluchowski will follow that tradition In spite of the march of events since 1870 France believes that Austria would have been her ally in 1870 if it bad not been for Napoleon and acts accordingly show them OUR TRIMMINGS FASHIONABLE TAILORS 108 MAIN STREET NTOBINCQ Take VUaUalaver PUls trJ h is y T IpaMBw l 4 it WMjli W HERE AKD THERE w K co Price has about finished liis business houm on the corner of Xibertyand 2elfih etreet Somo choice young Plymouth Rock cockerels for le Apply here Mr Merriti Cox has addd several rooms to his residence ou Mke corner of Eighteenth and Clav streets V Dr EN Fruity Dentist office over The Arrangements MrE H a On the Market U5 HOPKINSVILLE- KENTUOKIAN c tfeftrt afc 4v r Ci fcugust 20 1895 o- w FORTY THOU DOLLAR Stove Items RACKET 40000 IO 15 i m Pfc tF P fW ff i Lit IM RjfM iir E L It l li I the press convention Sept 23 has be ¬ gun active preparations and the peo- ¬ ple are responding liberally Ho calls made upon them to help make the meeting a big Buccess Wanted a good oldandxperienced nurse for young baby Must come well recommended Apply to Mrs Watkins at W A Lowrys residence The competitive examination of ap ¬ plicants for appointment to the State A and M college will be held in the office of the county Superintendent on Priday August 23rd J895 begin aung at 9 oclock For Bent desirable cottage of 6 or r8roomB on corner of Clay and 16th etreets Apply at this office Committee for No 6 slop stove 350 V Outfits 200 225 250 4 for Hofikmsville but that is the u No 7 step stoves 375 size otours You are invited to Outfits 200 225 250 only 499 come and see i Bureaustands only 179 No 8 step stove 650 1 Wash THE RACKET 7 ¬ Extra heavy splint bottom chairs on No box stove only 475 Heating stoves as cheap as 189 ly 220 set We have over two car loads of stoves Good cane seat chairs 289 set and can save you money on anything Good cane seat rocker lie in the stove line WE aare on the market for bargains Good bolted arm rocker 189 REVOLVERS some as cheap as 119 and we will buy any stock Solid oak rocker only 99c Toilet Soapssome as cheap as lc cake Good quality cotton top mattress Cigars of goodB that comes inlc each only 200 Covered tin buckets 4 5 7 9 12 14c Jn our line If price Woven wirebed springs only 149 iB right we havethe cash Straw hots 8c All wire bed Bpiings only 169 24 sheets note paper lc to plank downior the stuff if Fed room Buit bed bureau and Envelopes 2c package washBtand only 898 cheap no matter where or how much Chifds high chair only 53c Bibles in teachers and family sizes Good kitchen safe 1951 Full size bed only 183 Full size lounge only 159 A BIG RACKET Furniture Talk Queenssware Cups and saucers only 20c set Plates only 80c set Tumblers only 8c each Bowl and pitcher 6nly 63c Toilet sets 10 pieces only 179 Rockingham and Yellow Tjfare also THREE FLOORS Twenty Departments to 50 Clerks Run our own Freignt and Deliv ¬ ery Wagons Mosquito Bars Ready made We hang them in your house no extra charge I We had over eight thousand dollars Single 79c Double 89c worth when shoes commenced Extra large 109 to go up and we are sell ¬ Novels 5c each ing all of our old Books at auction prices Playing cards 8c to 85c me stock at old prices Cotton Plaids 8 to 4c yd canBave you 20 to35c pair a No Rival heavy7 unbleached domestic yd wide for 4c yd Come give us a trial on your shoes Calico 8 to 5c yard Shdesfor Anybody 17V rilit ft rifet CT PA r- w t I Hi IM in Ml y Dr M S Merriwether whose card was inserted in our last issue iB not a GENUINE BARGAINS physician as we inadvertently stated We hkve the goods we have the nerve to sell cheap CUT PRICES but a dentist His advertisement That is the kind of people we are Hopkinsville Ky 214 J210 Main St NewYork 548 Broadway We dont make much fuss but sell goodB mighty close properly corrected will be iound in AC another column A bran new buggy never been ABE YOUR EYES PERFECT Class in1 Public Bale called the law card run for Bale cheaper than dirt In of Attention is L Peayto which appears Mr Austin On Thursday August 29 1 will of quire at this office inithisissue He has recentlv grad fer for sale at my residence near MISS VIRGINIA GnOLSON extends an Watermelons are now a drug on the uated from law school and locates lnvitatlori to all ladles Interested tn f Ino market Wagon load after wagon here to begin the practice of his Church Hill the following described Art Embroidery to call at Hotel Latham and examine her specimens profession He is a voune- property viz One very gentle har- ¬ work load of the finest ever seen in the chosen HAVE TOUR EYES EXAMINED county are coming in every day and man of fine promise bright intellect ness mare one gentle saddle mare Spcciat attention given to the teaching of Blcndtac and Shading selling at ten cents apiece for the and studious habits and may be con- ¬ one splendid work mule two good Claes will begin Monday August 19 Ladles The repairing oi broken spectacles and ad- fidently expected to make a mark for milch cows one carriage and buggy will please callat their earliest convenience uslingproperly to the face by 3VTD Kelly Tery best s not equaled In this part ot the country himself with harness complete a lot of farm- ¬ Lesson hours 9 to 13a in 280 to 580 Wanted a farm to work on the Tortus Rpasotirblc Instruction Thorough ing implements household and kitch- ¬ shares with good force Inquire at The iL N will sell round trip en furniture this office tickets to Atlantic Citv or Cane Mav at 2110 for train No 55 Aug 22nd of Terms of sale made known on day And all other sale Geo E Gary has been named by gooa returning until ana on Sept 4 State Chairman Long as the succssor Mrs V D Fox J M Adams Standard Makes of Chas M Meacham chairman of Church Hill Ky RAMBLERS the Christian county Democratic ¬ Mr Walker Wood Bold some handi in iS Take Vitalia Liver Pills committee Mr Meacham has been some building lots in the plat of Maysville Won rtt promoted to the state committee round just outside the city limits on Grold Silver and Nickle ij More prizes were won at and we congratulate our young friend outh Main street Saturday afterGary upon the compliment Elkton noon There were twelve lots in the LOCALS From 250 up Maysville on Kamblers than GUS YOUNG has Progress addition and the two on Main street were won on any other make of you have an old watch the Agency for the Wanted at Crofton academy aj were sold to Judge Winfree for 400 wheel Out of a possible 23 Champion Mowers music teacher who can assist in each Dr Bentley bought one of you want to trade we will prizes 11 were won on Bam The bridge on Clarksvilie pike over teaching primary department Ap the cross street lots for 95 and some and Reapers blers including a hill climbing callow full value for it in Little River Good chance for a far ply to Wm Robinson Hopkinsville other sales were made contest which was won on a mer to get a bargain in lumber ipni T jvy xneusaptist luoiieo camp meetincr part payment on a new one Rambler J T EDMDND8 Four first prizes 5 Eleven youncr lawyers have hvms is still in progress at Mercer park V - of Revs and f seconds Rambler riders out their shincle in HoDkinsville under the directionBJ IVwithin the last two or three years and Garrett and J L AllenBworth Rev always win These were class We CQNDY GRAVES most of them are still here Some of Garrett has been doing most of the A riders and not paid amateurs Advertising them are young men of exceptional preaehing with large crowds in at The boys ride Ramblers faom ability and in a few years will add tendance JKev G M isowJing of JEWELERS choice and pay S100 each for much strength to the Hopkinsville Elizabethtown preached Sunday af- The old reliable Furniture dealers and ternoon and night The meeting will undertakers their machines because they bar MAIN STREET Up stairs in Henry block continue until Thursday The min want to ride Ramblers knowing For those desiring to attend the isters present Hopkinsville Ky Bradley Hardin debate the O V will Richeysand this week are Revs E the Rambler is the fastest bi Now Grorers back from fishing 1 CkA Robt Mitchellof Bowling And gone to Gables Gray make rate of one fare for round trip cyle built If you want to wiri Hes searching all the Scriptures Green Anderson of Russellville to Hopkinsville on train No 2 Aug For another name theysay ride a Rambler Fisher of Trenton and Foster of xora But youll find us at our business Earlington At the game old stand While driving to a baptising in And hopeyouJlcallandseeus Whenever you possibly can m office Montgomery county Tenn the horses rEKSONAI GOSSIP aataami PYLE KENSHAW took fricrht and Mrs Jim Gordon and If so D O of her daughter were thrown from their Captand Mrs C D Bells were Car load of Phaetons just received in buggy The younger lady was not the city Friday at Webbs Mrs Gordon who is an old hurt but lady landed on her head and broke Judge J L Dagg of Louisiana is -her neck Death ensued almost in- here on a visit All WE OFFER NO BAITS and no special saleB but OUR PRICES are always below market prices We sell everything at JEREMIAH Manager I KU9LER GIVE US A TRIAL and we will level your head on the subjest of v NEEDLEWORK HUmmMMlA t at s SPECIAL For Sale If i 23 Are fBSm i CoaLCompanies No tice Sealed bids will be opened August 22 lA a at 4 p ii process Office over Bassett Co The General Association of the colored Baptists of Kentucky was held atPaducah last week with a large attendance Rev G W Dupee was reelected Moderator and WH Stewart was re elected clerk Rev J L Al lensworth P T Bronaugh E Williams and others from this place at- ¬ tended The next session will be held at Lexington stantly Misses White and Garth of Trenton Dr A I Campbell has resumed are visiting Miss Daisy Wood his practice and also has secured the Mrs Jacobus of Nashville arrived right to extract teeth by the painless yesterday to sing in the Kirmess Judge Morrow spent Sunday at home and went to Eddyville yester- ¬ day KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement nnc tends to personal enjoyment whet rightly used The many who live hot ter than others and enjoy life more with less expenditure by move promptly adapting the worlds bet products to the needs of physical being will attest the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy Syrup of Figs Its excellence is due to its presenting fn the form most acceptable and pleas v beneflcial properties of k perfect lax ative effectually cleansing the system dispelling colds headaches and fevert and permanently curing consdpatiou It has given satisfaction t millions and met with the approval of the medical profession because it acts on the Kid neys Liver anct Bowels without weak ening them and it is perfectly fr6e from eviry objectionable substance Syrup of Fics is tor sale by all drug gieta in 50c anTl bottles but it is man ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co only whoso name is printed on every package also the name Syrup of Fig and being well informed you will not jiccept any eubstituto if offered ant to the taste the refreshing and truly On The I W Harper is the finest lllav last week ored whiskey on earth n 1 TT i ubcu in moderation it is a suro Mr and Mrs W A WiJcrus return speciho for indigestion for ceneral ed Sunday from the Old Point CJom debility for insomnia for mental de fort excursion pression Mr Robt J Johnson of Texas is KOLD BT here shaking hands with his Hop W R LONG kinsville friends Hopkinsville Ky Banker D A Morton and Mayor H H Holeman two of Madison Buggies cheaper than ever at C B villea prominent citizenB were in Webba town Friday Tho following described property Bargains in buggies at C B Webbs 21 firht class work mules from 8 to 7ycars old Miss Maude Wilson of Chattanoo inuuuiucu uinri s o years Dill past i ga who has been visiting Miss Myr- ed gelding dark bay Hyeareold past comoin I extra BUoklluBeoltby Squirrel Denmark 25 extra nu ijinusay in uaaiz passed tnrougn steers fiom 1200 to U3S lbs 25 extra nice hlch tho city Friday eurouto home steers from 25 I am prepared to furnish the public pradegrade steers 1050 to 1860 lbs lbs extras nice high 1000 smooth Mr John Green who left for his with fresh meats such as mutton steers but plain from 800 toto 1000 2525 butcher 800 from lamb beef and shoat also sliced ham cattle mixed lot 12 bend of extra fine Jersey home in Nashville Tenn several to Telephone 108 heifers not registered but all bredfromregister 4 days ago on account of sickness haB G W West ed bull 0 high bred Jersey cows 8 to years old all safe in calf and all irooa milk returned to Hopkinsville verv much giverel registered Je sey bull 100 head of fat improved Webb is selling cheap Ho dont hogs 100 fat Bhoats 20 brood sows J extra want to carry his big stock through young boar4 60 head of nice sheep 8 oil bred to Miss Sallie Harrel of Trenton who fine buck two horse wagons four horae wagon lnice top buggy new spnngwagon has been spending several dayB in tho winter double treipf harness 21 pair of plow gear i i town having come down as an atten extra SCt Of fourhornhfirilAsa i nnlr f tV horso wagon gear a wagon saddles 40 single dant to the White White wedding plows and double shovels 6 three horse plows 1 dlso cul tlva or 2 disc harrows 1 walkingculi hub reiurueu 10 ner nome tivator 6 smoothing hnrrows For Sale my residence on Jesup plow85thrlbbletrees80single 5 two1 horse Mrs Geo E Gary and daughter Ave 4 room cottage grounds trees hay well fcfiiSfood mowers t binders all In good Miss Lillian returned frnm RnwHno- improved terms cash is shape 100 bushels of spring oats P00 bushels of a bargain WinieroatS fllOIlB Of Tllirn TtmnHiTT Green Saturday They came through Also a house and Jot on lntr nil Jackson St under shock large lot of corn tobacco curers wjo cuuuirjr in u uuggy ana mfide 1 sec of blacksmiths tools and many ar E P Fears tides too numerous to mention In more ev several stops with friends along the fact erytiiing that It takes to run a first class farm way mere Will take old buggies in ticnange premisesBiiuunoioe any Dye blading on theand ererythlng shall be as reorofor newones C B Webb senica Kttuovul Notice Excursion rates cm rnllmmi if vnr be We have moved from court place Terms of saje made known on day of sale to rooms over First National Bank No postponement on account of weathtr where wo can be found and with a Comeonecomeallandgeta free barbecue I well sell at auction on Monday dinner os tho ground full line insurance companies and Sept 2nd Couuty Court day on a 8ale to commence promptly at 0 oclock prepared to handle real estate SEBREE EVANS credit of Bix months without interest Col JTEvans BucKEn Co fourteen good young work mules SUfllllCaO SuecesEors to Buckner liojx uiiuanuitonof urawfoTdsvllle iHKnd Haya Jas D Shepherd Auctioneer Wm Cowan Jr of Joliet 111 arrived Sunday on a visit to his relatives here Mrs Anna Fairleigh and Miss Belle Moore have returned from Dawson Mr and Mrs Jno Y Owsley are spending this week at Cerulean Springs t Miss Bettie Victory of Earlington waB the ifuest of Mrs L H Davis for contract to simply coal to the Western Kentucky Asylum tor Seed Oats For Sale tor tne tne 1000 bushels af nice clean Winter I will be found with a year insane Turf Oats beginning Sept R F Rives Casky Ky full line of pleasure ve- 1st 1895 in quantities Car load of buggys fresh from fac- hicles at F A Yosts prescribed by the tory at C B WebVs Cos harness store on Ninth Steward lump coal or Strawberry Plants St Call and see me before mine run as required 80 lbs to the bushel For Sale buying Asylum weights de- ¬ Parkers Earle and Tennessee MarC B WEBB ket and other new varieties at SI livered in Asylum per 100 Cumberland Jessie Leav ells selling at 50 cents per 100 bins MRS Carriages Phaetons Mr at the F Jarret Wear Hats Come arxd See 0 UX3I Trimrried Hats Are sold at OostI Our stock is and CORTEZ LEAVELL Hopkinsville Ky II III Public Sale J O Stylish turnouts at Webbs Buckner Steward Grand Closing Out Salejbf Sebree Evans on September 8Cth 1805 of a mile west of Trenton Ky IT STOVES The best stock of Stoves and Ranges In me out XrLSt3rleI I J kzedas WA PPooi TINWARE Everything In the Tinware line cheap as dirt ROOFING Call on us for Eooflne and Guttering PUMPS Best pumps in the market force pump bucketpumps all kinds of pumps Where to Get Meat REPAIR WORK 8peclal attention to Repairing Keep the best and freshest stock and Fancy Groceries to be found in the city JEST Country Produce handled Opposite Phoenix Hotel Main street fJk of Staple u A H Goodwin GOODWIN i Virginia St Hopkinsville Ky Opposite Hotel Latham purnlHOIILLC l nuv up r uv t Mi GEO 1 W YOUNG Mrs J E Dabney Lessons given In Oil and Drawing in Charcoal cirayou China IalntlBE Pastel Dlu Loston Hours troniS toHAM CHINA FIRK- DThoso Interested Invito tn mil - - vw ibmb QTnnTi t mcsiaence Houth Main St A Bargain in Homes HOPKINSVILLE KY Is tho finest Hotel In the South All modern Improvements Steam Heat and Elect LlghtB throughout Rates perday 2 to Hodges HffiiLATTOr 360 Co Managers Dont Tobacco Sit or Smoke Your truthful startling title of a book about the harmless guaranteed tobacco iiauii euro tnai uraces up nicoiinuea nerves eliminates the nicotine poison makes weak men gain strength vigor arid manhood You Is the Auction Sale of Mules Lifrt wax Wfer1yr run no physical no financial risk as KEXDALE HERD of Birkihlre hogs and sold by R0Bardwickunder a guaran Southdown sheepj Nice lot of year old Bucks tee to cure or mnnnv nfnnHi ti aiidplgsof both exee now rftdyfordeUvery AddreiBterllng Eeac y Col2tW York or v I1 MBKino -wvv4tw j 5V JewateidKr B iL 53

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