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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: August 27, 1895

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intKeJtabernaclo Friday that s5 r Mr W WWare the president furJlemember we have the best stock in town and offer bargains impossible to duplicate nishes the following statement It was refused simply because it was forbidden in the charter which the association that furnished the money and built the house formulated and unanimously adopted and gave the directors as a guide in the management of the house It says THE INQUEST HELD political assemblies of every kind The Coroners inquest developed always excluded Then we were urged to amend the charter so as to the following- additional facts W D Brown AJ D of Julien tesallow political meetings banquets etc to be held in the house It is tified that death resulted from eever not our province to do so and can ing the jugular vein E C Cravens stated that Adams only be done by a two thirds vote of all the members of the association told him while dying that Jim Kline We can only see the charter faith cut him Well just come and see how cheap they are W S Adams testified that he saw fully carried out a man that resembled Jim Kline j Killing In Cnldwell County throw two rocks at Mr Adams and Princeton Bnnner then saw them run together and i Hanberry of Hopson was clinch and fall FJ suit you Dick Adams son of W V Adams shot and badly wounded Thursday testified that he saw his father go to s morning by a tenant named Herbert the tool house and set the bucket An elegant line of Summer Lap Robes opened now Sanders One shot passed through down and then Jim Kline jumped out Every thing you can need we have the leg above the knee shattering the of the house and knocked him down bone another through the arm mak He then drew the knife and stuck it ing a flesh wound while a third missed in his neck Then he got up and ran its mark A Collier testified that when he As soon as he had fired the third came to the door he saw Adams shot Saunders saddled his mare and strangling in the ditch and saw Jim left the county going toward Trigg Kline leaving the scene and could county He has lived in Trigg Lyon swear that it was the same man and Christian counties and it is sup Tucker Lewis testified that he saw posed that he is how among his friends the man leaving and that he resomewhere in that region sembled Kline Charley Boslin testified that he Ciooct Prices Prevailed saw the man leaving and that his The tobacco market last week was form resembled Kline s Mrs Adams the wife of Mr Adactive but sales were not so heavy as We have a few Ladies Fancy Oxfords at 75 cents worth- - S2 to S3 they had been for the past two weeks ams testified that her husband told who cut him A big cut for one week on all Low Cut Shoes No fine goods wore offered the bulk her it was Jim Kline The verdict was as follows of the business being made up of We the iury summoned by the coro common leaf lugs and trash Prices ner to look into the cause of the death obtained were most satisfactory Rewho died Aug 24 V ceipts were fairly good but nearly o W at Adams We want room and you want best results for your money See US on all the 91 crop is now in and this 1895 J F Clardys switch after 100 garment for 62Jc 60c garment for 37c line of the business may be expected hearing all the available evidence all Summer Underwear to his death by a to gradually decrease until the new find that he came knife thrust the same severing the crop begins to come in Nothing to jugular vein the knife being in the report in the loose market bands ot das lume Jas Am ensworth Jr Found Dtadln lied ImTB unc nhililrfinfl Clothing is nrrivin We are 7nit 4H41- 4iUW in wj m p 0VUl fll lina L G Ciiavens has just Thekton Aug 26 News marking them down at low figures All are the beat gotten up goods J F Clardt reached here that H L Webb a J R Hopper ever brought to this city We propose giving you a good suit at 75c prominent farmer living a mile from Wm Walker and understand we are going to have the finest goods carried in Kentucky town was found dead in bed this Henry Brooks morning He had been unwell for All of the witnesses were put unseveral weeks Deceased leaves a der bond to appear before the grand fine estate and belonged to one of the jury families of the county If we are ever to have any more TPn mrWfVinTi flirpo Tririnflio nr Tinvo Viflifin receivinc nhnPB dnilv fOp best hangings in Christian county we advance and will for most fall We bought very heavy before the Hopklnsvlllo High School have a fine subject in this brutal part giveyou goods at our former very low prices The next session of the Hopkius murderer The evidence shows that viile High School will begin Monday he hid in the tool house and assasSept 2 Alaj Ferrell considers his sinated his victm in cold blood piOspectB very flattering for a fine There wbb not even a quarrel It was opending a murder foul and unprovoked and Klines neck should pay the penalty wool and worth from 500 pairs ogain ofjtnose50c pants for boys All cost and you will never have such another opportunity to buy STovelty Wool French G inghams Tylers Louisville Aug 24 The confer- j encsoi jeauing Lemocnus canea ior to daVi met here to day at thei State headquarters at 180 oclock behind closed doors jfGen Hardin and all of the other candidates on the Democratic ticket werefpresent at the conference Gen Hardm made a speech full of vigor Ho dd not recede one iota from the position he had taken- on the financial He contended he was question standing on the platform and was noTyfi conflict with his party Har dihssaid he would submit to a caucus oftlie party but he would not yield tBfdictation He asserted his ability ojeqhstrue the platform andsaid he abided by his utterances which have bjeenfpublished and has uothing to feliSct or modify vmen ne closed tnere was warm applause from the free silver men present All of the candidates with thefoxception of Mr Tyler candi datejfor Lieutenant Governor agreed to stand by Mr Hardin in his constriction of the platform Mr Tyler announced his purpose of continuing to speak for sourid money no matter what the utterances of the head of the ticket might be on the currency question A committee of five consisting of three silver men and two gold men was appointed to draft an address to the Democratic voters of the State The voters will be called upon to support Gen Hardin as well as the remainder of the ticket The address wilLalso urge Democrats to drop the currency issue It was after 6 oclock when the meeting adjourned Dick Mini Urenk lie rJ Stands by BULLY FOR WAT Ills ConTlctlons Like a 3Iau Patterns The Tnberimcle Incident Carpet MatiiigsiiRaQs RICHARDS CO at Gracey W V Adams section boss on the N railroad Gracey division L with headquarters near Gracey was stabbed and killed abdut 6 oclock Saturday morning by a negro named Jim Klinewho had previously been a section hand under him Adams and assaulted Cline out a knife at once jerked and began to cut and stab the unarmed Adams who was not ex- ¬ pecting trouble at a furious rate Adams little son a boy about 12 years old was present and saw his father murdered Kline after giving him several vicious stabs in the breast made a swipe at his throat and severed his jugular vein The blood spurted out on Klines coat and hat and as Adams fell the murderer took to his heels Adams lived long enough to tell the name of his assailant He was discovered lying by the tool house by the section hands who also saw the neerro runniner away The victims hands were gashed showing that he had repeatedly grabbed the knife blade only to have it pulled out of his hands by the murderer bent on taking his life The chief of police was notified by telephone and Chief Fritz and officers Henry Layue and George Walker took the blood hounds and started out Howard Gracey A few miles from town they met a negro who was walking by the wayside They called to him and he began to run and iumped over a fence into a cornfield The officers got out of the vehicle and gaye chase and after firing several rounds at him he stopped being too exhausted to run longer None of the shots hit him The negros hat was bloody He said he got the blood on it toting He had thrown away his beef bloody coat He was taken to Gracey where he was identified by the little Adams boy and the men who saw him leaving the tool house He made several attempts to break away and had to be tied and closely watched He reached town about two oclock and was lodged in jail Kline iB a small heavy built brown negro about 35 years old He was a fellow and trifling quarrelsome Adams had incurred his enmity by turning him off It seems to have been a cold blooded murder with revenge as the motive Adams was a quiet steady man popular with the road and well liked generally He was about 0 years old and leaves a widow and one child He had been in the employ of the L N several years The Mori Stores That Makes the Figures that Regu lates the Prices Of AH Other In Hopkinsville IS JAKING sen FOR IFlrW TRAD AUGUST 40 inch Beautiful silk finish black Henrietta German make usual price 1 69c SS lnch all wool Storm Serge Henrietta nnc French Serge all colors and black 39c Mens fine crauce silk finish Imported Fast ISlack Sox Hermsdorl dye worth 2oc 1J3 Ladles Beautiful Silkr Fast Black Imnorted iioseHermsdorf 3ye double heel toe andsole down from4Sc to 25c 66 inch rich Satin Damask bleached Table- Damask 63c 60 inch Turkey Red Table Damask richbroche patterns guaranteeu apsoiuieiy last Jioc Extra heavy all linen nucktowels size 20 by 42 Inches IAC fine sheer muslin Embroidered Hand ¬Ladies 1 Ockerchiefs worth 15c Menu fine large Hemstitched Handkerchiefs 10 fast border cheap at 5c 5oa yard for Beautiful New Fall Prints ac d de and absolutely fast mill price 5Jc Old low prices maintained on Shoes oni Domestics We propose to protect our customers against any advances by utilizing the power of cash and our own watch ful energy MnnFTT A UOas HARDIN AND BRADLEY THE DEMOCRATIC MUCH LEADER FOR BILL- TOCP Pinned to the TVUI on Negro Eqnallty IJradley Squirms Like tin Eel Hardlm Fairly Skinned Uiin- I i HAKNESS SADDLES BKIDLES J5 B JI Yost Co Summer Underwear T- i When Gen Hardin and Col Fra ley reached the city Thursday night the committee on arrangements learn- ¬ ed for the first time that both candidates objected to speaking in the open air Everything was in readi- ¬ ness for the speaking at the fair grounds A change was of course necessary and a meeting of the tab- ¬ ernacle directors was called that night and they were offered S1C0 for the use of the only room in town large enough Six of the seven di-¬ rectors were present Messrs Guna Tibbs and Steele were in favor of amending the charter which prohib its political meetings but MessrsWare Foulks and De Treville op- ¬ posed it and the directors stood tied Mr Pyle was the absent member who was out of town The tabernacle be ¬ ing refused the only vacant warehouse in the city that of Wheeler Mills Co across the railroad was hastily fitted up with a stand and seats and This was it was filled by 1 oclock to bo like an oven as found was very weather hot the is poorly ventilated It and the house was impossible to Btand the int us heat and the meeting adjournc ic the court house There was a wild rush as there was not room in th court house for more than one fourth The court room jury of the crowd hall way and gallery was soon rooms packed and Gen Hardin began his speech at-- 220 He was introduced by Mr Geo E Gary chairman o the county committee Gen Hardin was given an entbsip iastic reception and began his speeclk with a reference to the condition o his voice Ff n fTrT 7irriir7i JDj O XXXIj tti o Hi im o KKS 1 He first disoussed national affairs In meeting is in prog- about the same way aa in his pub protracted B Long Kobt After discussing the ress at Longyiew Methodist church lished speech was yesterday appointed marshal of Rev DL Collie is assisted by Rev conveniion that nominated him hi Crof tori vice C A Boyd who has left M L Blanton of Nashville Ser CONTINUED ON CtUPAOE vices at 1030 a m and 8 p m town A Now Marshal Long a son of A A W- nxtn WAgMfIUflCT vjei ai7V o BIS3rAECK AT SCHOOL Heportp of Hi Teaohers on Ex ¬ hibition at Berlin grammar In SophoclefU umpfctlsfactory rHOPKINSVILLE KENT tf OKI AN f In n August 7 t iS5 1 yg s Grett MISS WILLAPDS ROMANCE Wm Courted by a Ycwwft Minister Wlte Vsei Xobaeee ii y h 2t At Eakerj l8Sli the report was Attention Good throughout- - 4 Industry Satisfactory and notice able in all studies especially in Ger ¬ man and In history poor handwriting Xko llreat ticrmnn Statesman Wu Not a Progress Even In the Greek poets Wonderful SclioJar IIl Signature at and In Demosthenes Varlotw Stage of HI Career J Juty 1 IS31 his special appllcatioa to Shovf Xo Change HoracetUatcr Is frequently shown by Special Berlin Germany Letter iiuuwuuus m cno reicustagi js com There Mat present a Bmarkw ex ¬ racndedfalso his concise and pregnant Or rather to put position iirJBcrlin plainly and it moro of the tfiits correctly ah expo ¬ and presents made sition jointly by millions of Germans and iorelgn Bismarck admirers on the of his eightieth birthday last April The enormous mass of objects of every kind nils several larpe nails and amonp vthem are many things of great money value of artistic beauty of exquisite taste or skill things to gladden the eye and things to gladden tho mind as well as things to be taken Onp tremen ¬ 4for the stomachs bake dous pyramid has been constructed of ihe half million letters postal cards jind telegrams bearing greetings and But never fear I congratulations will not make out a list of these birth ¬ day presents at tills late day I merely most bismaucks latest photograph wish to single out one bmall gift so small and apparently insignificant that German progress is also remarked In his probably not one in every hundred of studies in hlstorj Cicero Qulntllian At Michaelmas 1831 his notes are ho many who stroll through the ex hibition every day notices It and yet a about the same gjit which in permanent value not for At the graduating exercises young Bismarck scored a hit with his Bella Bismarck himself but for the world outweighs all tho rest It is a Fest- Romana adversus Macedoniae regea schrift or jubilee screed prepared for gesta Romes wars with the Macethe occasion by the corps of teachers of donian kings and with his essay on Jiho Gray Convent gymnasium of Berlin Reasons why Europe exerts a pre ¬ that particular government high dominating iniluence in the world Both of these treatises are written with that keen intuitive appreciation of facts and of those imponderable ele-¬ ments which the man later on knew how to weigh and value so welL In arrangement treatment and style too they betray that limpid logic for which his diplomatic notes were so famous On leaving this school young Bis marck received the following report Always gentlemanly Deportment and becoming Industry Sometimes interrupted by irregularity of school attendance Progress Good in Latin fair In Greek shows a good command of Ger ¬ man style and grammar satisfactory attainments in modern languages Note Intends to study law and national economy in Bonn and Geneva BISMARCK AT SEVENTY Bismarck participated in the instruction in English while at this school ¬ school which Bismarck as a youth vis and with eminently good results as ited for two years from 1830 to 1832 years had his friend Motley Prom tho records of this school occasion to observe in later the studies Among everything has been extracted and put in which he was verbally examined together in this neat volume which during the concluding examination he bears on young Bismarcks stay distinguished himself by his transla- ¬ studies progress and character as tions from Tacitus and to the ques- ¬ shown there In its totality this slim tions put by Prof llemsius in philoso- ¬ aggregation of leaflets and she sheets phy as to the powers and qualities of of paper forms one of the most valu- the soul he also made correct reply able additions to the knowledge of that Yet Bismarck was not among the most part of Bismarcks Tfe which has hithOf the pupils in his erto been least known One fact in proficient there were eightclass received eighteen who particular struck me in this connection better reports than ho did Four of the homogeneity of character gifts Jikes and dislikes in the youthful scholar as compared with the statesman of later on The boy here in troth was father to the man Com-¬ AT 15 pare for instance the specimens of liandwritings reproduced herewith in ifac simile of tho youth of fifteen six teen and seventeen with that of the octogenarian of to day In all essential re 4spects tho writing has remained the AT 16 same showing the man no matter how tnany sided Of one mold The first note referring to the new pupil we find dated May 4 1830 he iaving completed his fifteenth year on AT 17 April 1 Name parentage religion 2tc are stated as well as the reason Of his change of school that being be cause ho came to board with a pjtifes A sor of this particular school lie Is tthat first year taught Virgil Latin grammar mathematics French Ger- ¬ AT 80 man history His best friend in the class was Ileinrich von Blankenburg BISMARCKS SIGNATURE AS A BOY AND OLD MAN The first quarterly report on him July Deportment 1 1830 is as follows satisfactory on the whole to be re- these eighteen are still alive besides Bismarck viz Prof Beyrlch Court gretted that on one occasion he evinced Councillor Geest Pastor Haustein a total lack of modesty must show Sanitary Councillor Gildebrandt all of more deference toward his teachers Berlin a Gen Attention generally good but during died at while age fifth eighty von Pape two two of the Trench lessons frcquentlj chaffs his months ago neighbor one Rossi Industry regu there too larly applied and prepares lessons with of A portrait isas he then of the youth seventeen appeared or ucare Note must devote more care to appeared to the artist at least I condress and his person 3m At Michaelmas October 1 the reports fess that I had difficulty in deeming it are but slightly better and a special possible that Bismarck at any time can have looked like that a callow mi u mentions the fact that among eighteen in his class he was fifteenth raw boned beardless boy with big due to a somewhat protracted absence staring eyes Yet perhaps he did Is graphology then right in claiming from school that quarter Neverthethat the only unalterable thing about was transferred to prima less he In looking At Easter 1831 he a man Is his handwriting dtho highest class at the specimens of Bismarcks chlrog- raphy one would be inclined to believe It Wolf von ScniERERAD 4 r u Tho recent rumor regarding the en ¬ gagement of Miss Frances Et IVUlard president of the National Womans Christian Temperance union to an elderly English gentleman of means A who uses a large part of his annual In ¬ come in the furthering of reform Fof sick headache malaria bil- ¬ movements has recalled to the minds of many of Miss Willards friends In this iousness constipation and kin- ¬ country the romance ofvher early dred diseases an absolute curd Keep the system in perfect or- ¬ der by the occasional ue of Tutts Liver Pills They vreg ulate the bowels and produce Perfect rjealth ATCOST ATCQSl OF J Vigorous Body womanhood Miss Willards dootlon to the tem ¬ perance cause Is by no means coeval with the great crusade of tho early seventiep whoso outcome was tho organization of hunxlreds of Womans Miss Christian Temperance unions TUTTS Liver PILLS 1 ill Poor means so much more than you imagine serious and tatal diseases result lrom trifling ailments neglected uon t plav with JNature s greatest gift health vv-v GREATEST SALE THE YEAR FANCY ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY AND GOODS AT COST Health F will sell for cost We have just taken stock and to make room for our Fall Goods everything goes We invite everyone to call and be convinced that this is no humbug From now until September the 1st we advertisement but MISS FRANCES U WILLARD fOWlS f u itJiM A Williards parents wero among tho pioneers of the great northwest and brought up their daughter with very strict not to say narrow views as to Miss the use of liquor and tobacco Willard prepared herself for teaching and while pursuing her studies met a young man who wa3 studying for tho ministry and who gave promise of at¬ taining great prominence in his chosen calling Their common love of study attracted them to each other and the young man felt that in Miss Willard he had found the one woman who as his wife would help him upward and would gracefully share the honors of the lofty position at which he was aiming Nor was Miss Willards heart untouched and the young mans matrimonial hopes might have been realized but for the discovery that ho was addicted to the use of tobacco says She very the New York World promptly told him he could choose be- ¬ tween tobacco and herself and to all his pleadings opposed the one cry If you love tobacco more than you do me find some other woman who will tolerate such a habit At length he ceased to urge her and they went their separate ways she to remain single and become president of the National Womaifs Christian Tem perance unioD and one of the best parliamentarians in the United States and he to marry some one else and be- ¬ come one of the most prominent Iron itters Dyspepsia Neuralgia Constipation Malaria pleasant to win comes from the very first dose it tvotfl JtaiH your sirenginenmg medicineumcnis Browns Iron Bit ters A few bot- ties cure benefit Die out of sorts weak and generally ex- ¬ hausted nervous hae no appetite aiiu van t huii begin at oncetak- lng the most Telia- - 9 Ifyouarefcellne Bargains ever offered in this city Come axid Tiy XJs and yoiif will not be deceived Remember the place It will pay you to call and get the Best We Mean What We Say j THE LEADER Pnes Sailors novelties ana its take MmeFIeurette Levy Mgr It Cures Kidney and Liver Troubles Bad Blood Nervous ailments Womens complaints i u1 t Tixe jPstlstce Get onlv the eenuine it has crossed red lines on tK6 wraooer AH others are sub stitutes On receipt of two 2c stamps we win sena set oi icn ueauuiui woria s Fair View and book free BROWN CHEMICAL CO BALTMORE MO dVijjiWllim lM JVlWujAfcilAiiftaAnjj ITCHING PILES StjapesI Sailor I have them FLES You want them At prices from 10c to S200 all colors I am daily receiving all the latest SWAYNES ABSOLUTEIjT curbs OINTMENT nYHPTOH UoUtuNl tatcBM ltehtaar Bad ttncneftonext t nlshtl worse by MratUhTsf It Haired tonUnut timon form Mid prtmd lie Palace Leads in Styles Trimmed Hats from 25c to 500 Ribbons Laces Silks Velvets Flowers Hair Ornaments Ladies VestB Gloves Silk Floss Stamped Goods Corsets Hos iery Also a full line of Butterick Patterna v ifr uborb the Dm wya by drucftm or bilimr cu PrtMjvd by tumor Sol4BoPttt4lDk br 8 totiiot W Sold bv R C HARD WIOK- Bwe Prompt Posld Jot Impound Lots Stmlnal of Manhood ttitltslons Spermatorrhea Ncruousntst SetfDlttrutt Cure bishops of tho Methodist church TJcIr Episcopal gb BABY PRINCE EDWARD to Britains Thronn Reported to De Deaf and Dumb A report has been circulated for sev- ¬ eral days that Prince Edward the only child of the duke and duchess of York and the heir to the throne of Great Britain is deaf and dumb It has been Impossible to ascertain the source of the report writes a London correspondent but there ls no doubt that it is in a circle fairly near tho court The pictures of the queens great grandson are displayed all over London one of them but a feu weeks old and they all show a clear eyed intelligent looking little fellow with plump arms and Prom indigestion sour stomach head wavy hair ache flatulency distress aftor eating There is nothing in the expression of Or is it a case of lost appetite want oi his face or in the attitude to indicate the slightest mental defect It is re- ¬ onergy weakness dobility garded as a little remarkable that in Are you nervous restless sleepless worn out in body and in iniud Lots of Memory Ac Will make uou a STRONG Vigor Price 100 0 out Man 5 00 Boxes Satelal Directions Mailed with each Cox Addrets BUlird Eaow Ualniat Co 89IB LuoasAvi MO- STLOUI8 MRS ADALAYNL fJ CORNER 9TH MAIN TERMS CASH o t 1nviri uiA iii V Iim jm market your chickens and eggs and to Whom you nil io lrjrc icceiverf of jjoultry and eggs and have an established trade and or- n tUll rtjiiej J r all onr shippers We receive and sell Butter iui w Voa cads Potatoes Wool Hay Grain or anything you may Vit T ati tWrioly furnished Quotations mailed regularly to those who ij it i u rii ii v utvicf uizati un tuejargresi consignments oy ejsorEg-g-T 5 Do PROFIT IN POULTRY You Suffer 3I3 313317A319 YURRELLCOUBT I HERNDON CARTER CO LOUISVILLE KY t Havo you pains in the hao head ccms shoulders chest flips Bide Aro you filled with mal ria sallow comploxion coated tongue e ht sweats dry cough chills and fever m if If any of theso troubles an yours thi thing you need is DB KINGS ROYAL CEMENT H W MR BBSn IP8 li II m K PLASTER Leads iBver37tliirlg Ira KxtrarnRance In Slippers BISMARCK AT EIGHTY JOTHLEE PICTURE went to board In tho family of Prof Bomeil one of his teachers This Prof Boraell seems to have a very beneficial Influence on tho young scholar The professor writes From tho first day at school he sat there with keen alert eyes and close attention a thoroughly smart boy The report of Now Years 1821 was Deportment Good Attention Somatlmes interrupted by communication with his neighbors Industry Regularly applied Progress Satisfactory in Latin bis- his German style likewise eSYy exJ--ert- cd lia T I ifa Near Augusta I1L there are two pe diamonds worth about tC0000 The bill for tho sotting and the make of the culiar wells each of which deserves special mention The first is a bot slippers amounted alono to 750 one which was sunk tomless well down until tho immensorushing under ¬ Sales of Ink Are Decrcnsln Tho typewriter has made great In- ground river was struck The second roads upon the business of ink makers is a well in which the water remains and they havo been obliged to go Into frozen winter and summer These two gift enterprises to retain trade One of wonders each of which may properly these concerns displays an imposing be referred to as combined natural array of glass inkstands which is given and artificial curiosities are located to those who purchase a quart of ink at a distance of about a mile and a half though why one should need inkstands apart The frozen well is only about when they do not need ink is not very ten feet in depth that of the other is not stated clear j1 fashionable shoemaker of Paris mentioned the other day what amount might be spent upon a pair of slippers He said several ladies of the aristocra cy were rather extravagant In the mat- ¬ ter of their footwear and crave two striking examples Not long ago a countess whose name is on everybodys lips had a pair of ball slippers made which were covered with embroidery in gpld and set with rubies emeralds and- - diomonds Tho slippers were charming but they cost 822000 An- ¬ other lady a widowed countess who lives in London and was invited to a bal masque at the duke of Manche- ¬ sters appeared there as Cinderella In a somber and unassuming garb but her slippers wero covered entirely with A with tho greatest cortainty Known to med leal science GER3IETUER removes from the system tho symptoms named above giving strength in place of weakness joy- ¬ ous health in place of sickness PEJNCE EDWARD OF YORK Thoro is no othor remedy like it and case the boy be deaf tho infirmity was none that can do its work And then it is not discovered some months ago as he a real pleasuro to tako it Littlo children ttko it with dslicht and it cures like is now more than a year old 100 6 for 500 AH druggists The duchess of York has not been magic In tho gentlost and happiest way and seen often in public recently and those PlffiH circulating the report regarding the prince say that her recluseness is due to her grief This however is bare wssum vbll supposition As yet no effort has been made to v Vacation Time correct the story of tho princes infirmity although the current gossip Is at hand and is gladly welcomed must havo reached tho ears of his by all especially those whose duties highness parents and grandparents in lifehave caused them to trreatlv Sold by R C Hardwlck druggist zmm tarn DASG i - J PHONE 98 H Two Qncor Illinois Wells run down their system to meet tho re- ¬ I quirements physical and mental forced upon them With these and otheis it is important whether at nome at tue seashore or in the country that some thought bo given to met ana as tanner assistance to nature a good building up medicine like Hoods Sarsaparilla had best bo re sorted to If the digestion is poor livtr deranged and frequent liead aches seem to be the rule Hoods will change all this and enable every one to return to their homo nd business in a refreshed state of mind and bodily health r f 71 t m V y 3 iati wr 2i4 a i C A t urn L WVX fv J V I it In itW4 WX f r ur i i t itts w m r nffa n n SI t 8 II j j rm A x i f Si t juJ o v l l ui j 4 iY a1 a- l-- --j mIjva J2LisiamsWlVAl1i wiiiiiaMiiiiii iiilwK ffimm m Aufftfst 27 1895 I c XVV t p OBINSBLE SHE Il I l 4 tu fc-l e KENTTJGKIAN Tried PobYeaks rJTttb i Until December iB9wftn tteigR together vrftk M tenie iWBWii aa ooriotiB and Benjamin F PiteL Minnie was never Career of 4he seen after December 15 Hblmes after ¬ unique unmxnsu jaipitwiiauu Itidianpolis where ward visltod from Jail of PolHre Department el Chicago Claims he secured the release the BatJafrwtbry Efldeaco Pitzel his allired accomplice At the toHavo Secured same time hehad the Minnie Williams to Show Tbat Bo KUleil at Least TefiPeraonj property In Fort Worth transferred to Pitzel under the name of Benton T llSsclal Chicago Letter Lyman He then went to Franklin If the reports of Chicagos Torontos Ind t and there married Miss Georgiana rind Philailelpbiafci polioe oiHcers arc Yoke On January 12 1894 Holmes is even partiallyased ou fact the United reported to have appeared in Fort States has the unenviable distinction of Worth under the name of 0 C Pratt having produoed in the person ofH After beginning the erection of a build ¬ JIL Holmes the shrewdest and most ing on one of tho Williams lots Holmes unprincipled scoundrel and criminal of and Pitzel left for St Louis and thb nineteenth century A mero sum ¬ planned the insurance swindle which mary of the crimes charged against him led to his arrest vvould fill many columns and the story In July 1894 a life insurance policy of the murders said to have boon com for 10000 was Issued by a Philadelphia naltted by him told In the barest out company in favor of Benjamin F Pifc line has caused intense K excitement zch The scheme evolved by Holmes to wherever it has been heard secure this sum was as follows Holmes H H Holmes whose real name is and Pitzel were to get possession of a HermspA Mudgett was born in Gil corpse resembling Pitzel burn it mantonAJfc H in 1800 At tho age of slightly to prevent identification forge proofs of Pitzels death and share the money As a means to this end Holmes was duly appointed guardian for the Pitzel children Alice Howard and Nellie In September 1894 tho charred remains of a man were found in a de¬ serted house at No 1316 Callowhtll street Philadelphia Holmes and Alice Pitzel went to Philadelphia and identi fled tho remains as those of Benjamin F Pitzel The insurance money was paid to J B Howe a St Louis lawyer It is stated that Lawyer Howe received 2500 Mrs Pitzel 300 and Holmes the resa of tho 810000 Alice did not re ¬ turn to St Louis with Holmes who said that ho had left her in good hands On the pretext that ho wished to put them in a good school Hplmes also took n n HOLMES Nellie and Howard from their mother 17 he married dara A Lovering a Ho took Alice and Nellie to Cincinnati New Hampshire girt in 1870 while Detroit and other places and finally to clerking in a store at East Concord N Toronto Canada where at No 10 St Vincent street it Is claimed he killed H he began the study of medicine and a year later entered the medical the girls and burled them in the cellar department of tho University of Tho boy Howard it is stated was Michigan at Ann Arbor Soon after murdered at Indianapolis On July 15 hls arrival in the Michigan city he In ¬ 1895 Detective Frank Geyer of Phila-¬ sured his life heavily and with the as ¬ delphia discovered tne bodies of the sistance of a fellow student succeeded two girls in the cellar of the Toronto They were promptly identi in passing a body in the dissecting cottage room as his own The conspirators fied by their mother On November 17 1594 Holmes was collected the insurance and separated Holmes returning to the east where be arrested in Boston charged with Concontinued his studies 3n 1837 he left spiracy to defraud the Philadelphia in his wife telling her ho was going to surance company The work of the Chicago and from that time until No ¬ detectives caused a belief that the body vember 1894 she knew nothing about Sfound in the Callowhill street house Ills liaings Some time in 1887 Holmes arrived in Chicago and became clerk In a drug store nt No 700 Sixty Enird stroet In H0LMB MBkTm about from pWntofarftCMcfrb wt f Ml TrlE YfefWrtT idca RAB u Gfst The hermit crab has up shell except upon the front portion of ita body and upon Its claws When unprotected It Is liable to be Bttacked and eaten by fish and even by Its own kind and 60 tho very first thing It does In life after It Is able to get about at all is to find a shell to live in An exceedingly Braall shell says the New York Sun will do for it at firstf It may bo a tiny snail shell not more than a quarter of an Inch in length The crab moves from time to time as it grows bigger into larger and larger shells until at full growth it may require a shell four or five inches in diameter Tho hermit is such only so far as its habit of hiding its body In a shell goes and that is a llabit arising fromnecessity otherwise Cant a Uo to mtt Always Do It Xat He Mr Johh H Tarver Dnlton 6a says Jiine 5th 95 This is to ceir ify that I have U6ed Royal Germe tuer in my family for tho last five years for various complaints viz Indigestion bowol troubles and general debility and find it all that it claims to be In fact I would ndt be without it in my house If you would know the value of this great remedy in the family send to the Atlanta Chemical Co Atlanta Ga1 for 48 page book free New large bottle 108 doses SI orjsale by C Hardwick v Geo P Root music composer of Chicago is dead Ml itiKtitittr Catalogues at Hopper Bros or SentBy Mail 1n JU 61 U Eleven Teachers Four Music Teachers- Seventfr five Boarding Pupils last year Total Enrollment last yearjfjgjg Complete course in Bookkeeqimgirerithout extra charge ZDTeszt Session Beaiaa s SeptiL O JWt T 4 7- Je5J si Homeric laughter is classical name for unquenchable mirth It is the sort of laughing which those persons -- Insure 1895 1845 in the Old Reliable indulge in who have take5h Ramons Tonic Liver Pills and changed a sal- ¬ GO low complexion bright eyes and rosy MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE cheeks Ask all your druggist for a OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY AMZI DODD President free sample dose For sale bv R C Hardwick Total Assets January 1st 1895 i 6528J0 N Y Standard New York had a 500000 fire Sun- Surplus FormerKentucky over Lossespald In by which 500 people were thrown day After second year GUARANTEED CASH SURRENDER Paid Policy Holders since organization I 18796431663 67283 80000 - out or work THE OU HOUSE AND THE NEW ONE it is a very active restless roaming little creature not hidden away in a cave bnt going about with ltshouse on Often the hermit seems to select a shell on account of Its prettiness some- ¬ times it takes a shell that is too big for it There is a hermit crab now at the New York aquarium that moved awhile ago from a natica shell into a periwinkle shell that was obviously too big the crab could hardly stagger with it and it moved back into the natica But soon it moved once more back into the periwinkle again and it has been there ever since not yet grown up o it but apparently pleased with its big house There is another hermit crab at the aquarium that is housed In a periwinkle shell a small white peri ¬ winkle that is dusted with patches of fine bright velvety green some sort of delicate marine growth a lovely little shell This shell fits its owner who gets about with It gayly and small as it is it is conspicuous among the rest on account of its beauty There is left in the hermits tank at the aquarium a number of spare shells for the convenience and comfort of crabs that may desire to change their quarters and these may serve also to There was accommodate strangers brought to the aquarium the otherday for instance from Gravescnd bay along with a lot of killies a hermit crab This crab was in a worn and broken natica shell the shell had a hole through its top and half its lip was gone a pretty dilapidated sort of a house for a hermit crab to live in It would seem as though it might have found in the sea a better shell than that but it hadnt and the crab was lively and in good condition too But within an hour after it was placed Yn the vtank it had left the old shell and taken one of the spare shells for its own The new shell is a natica like the one It left and a little smaller It is cleaner and brighter but clearly this change was made for the sake of utility rather than of appearance for the benefits to be derived from the new shells tight roof and projecting hood The hermits are not very much given to fighting but occasionally they do fight Two hermits that met in this tank the other day face to face grap pled and struggled with each other at a great rate They were pretty evenly matched in size but one was stronger than the other and the stronger one shook the weaker until the shell on its back rattled against the glass side of the tank like one of those electrical contrivances that are sometimes attached to window panes its back THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED Mr Jacob Bsbensen who is in the employ of the Chioago Lumber Co Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired at Des Moines Iowa Bays I have FW SMITH - CO State Agents 542 West Main street Louisville Ky just sent some medicine back to my CALLIS WALLACE Local Agents mother in the old country that I HOPKINVILLE KENTUCKY know from personal use tb be the best in the world for rheumatism having used it in my family for several years JOHN N MILL-It is called Chamberlains Pain Balm W G WHEELER Bookkeepe It alwajs does the work 50 cent bottles for sole by R C Hardwick druggist Corbett has married again after the courts granting his wife a divorce and saying she could marry but he Sent It to His Moosier in Germany VALUES on life and endowment policies INCONTE6TIBLE CASH LOANS made on assignable policies In case of lapso no FORFEITURE policy Is continued In force FOR FULL AMOUNT by the reserve orlf pre- ¬ ferred to the purchase of a paid up pollcv No restrictions as to RESIDENCE or OCCUPA- ¬ TION must not r U UUISVILLE ST LOUIS AS RAILWAY SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 1 TEX 1665- WAREHOUSEMEN COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND GRAIN DEALERS Russellville and Railroad Streets Wffii 1 J Liberal Advances on Consignments k b i All Tobacco Sent Us Covered Hopkinsville Kentucky br Insurance No 63 TCTHT BOUND Daily No Daily 51 T R HANCOCK R C WILCOX Lv Louisville West Point Brnndenbuig Stepheneport Cloverport Hawesvllle Lewisport Owensboro Spotsvllle Ar Henderson EAST BOUND Irvington 0 80 p m 7 45 a m 7 25 p m 40am 8 01pm 917am T R HANCOCK CO 8J0pni 10 18 p 10 69 p 69pm 9 28pm 9 54pm 0 9 45 10 28 10 50 am am iL Conner was employed by Holmes to take charge of the jewelry branch of his business and Mr and Mrs Conner he bought the store aB well as the property at the corner of Sixty third and Wallace streets on which ho erect ed the welding which has since become known ic3 the castle or charnel houseIn the same year he married Miss Myrtle Belknap of Wilmette a suburb of Chicago In the month of September 1839 L 1888 M r-m I f 1210 am No 1145 pm 108pm 180pm No 5 11 16 a m m 111 40 am m 12 22 am am imilllk WAREHOUS X COR MAIN AND FKONT STREETS Dally Dally Tobacco Warehousemen and Commission Merchants Lv Henderson Spottvllle Owensboro Lewisport Hawesvllle Cloverport Stephensport Irvington Brandenburg West Point Ar Louisville Store 720am 2 55pm 7 48am 816pm 8 80am 400pm 9 18 a m 4 85 p m - 9 87am 459pm NATAITHER 10 05 am 5 24 pm 10 28 n m 5 45 p m 1105 am 6 80pm 11 31 a m 6 58 p m 12 05 p m 7 85 a m 100pm 8 SO am R HAlSTCOCIi Salesman Liberal Advances on Tobacco JAS WEST- GAITHEB WEST and their daughter Pearl were persuaded ioMpccupy apartments in the mysterious cdfctle In 1891 Conner bought the store of Holmes but soon afterward had trouble with the latter over his avife In Mareh the couple EeparatedVand Mrs Conner was made bookkeeper by Holmes who had re ¬ sumed management of the store On the evening of December 8 111891 Mrs Julia Conner and little Pearl disap- ¬ peared and have not since been seen tallve Shortly afterward in May 1893 Miss JJmeline Cigrand a hand ¬ some young lady from Indiana accept- ed a position as stenographer in the castle 3n December she informed her friends that she was to be married to a Mr Phelps whom she represented as a rich man Then she dropped out of sight completely not even calling for hen wedding outfit which remained in the hands of thedreesmaker About this time Holmes who liad as ¬ sumed flthe name of Harry Gordon asTOBAOOOi For further Information address H C Moedoe A G P A Louisville Ky or WL Mills Ovrrnsboro Ky pfi FIVE MOHE J XLIXGED VICTIMS Julia CoNNtfMU----TO- p ft VW K Wti6WJ0 WW EQED VICTIMS uwuafsmY vmww yVwiEWiltlAMi OS UOLMES visited Denver and there met Minnie E Williams an elocutionist at the Fif-¬ teenth Street theater Early in 1893 Miss Williams cameto Chicago and was installed as nqjfmes private secretary She was possessed of property at Fort Worth Texj yalued at 550OQ0- - part of which Holmea afterwards secured either throuhh iorged deeds or undue influence Soou after her arrival at Chicago Minnie eut for her sister Nannie to make her a visit Nannie left her homo hurriedly with instruc- ¬ tions that if she did not return at a certain time her trunk should be sent after her Her trunk was shipped to F Chicagoybut was never takenout of tho attached to - him which aroused Minnies jealousy and led her to Kiu ner sister jxannie fitatedvTiaii Nannie became had been killed by Holmes The discovery of the bodies of the Pitzel vchildren in the Toronto cellar led to a thorough examination of the Holmes castle at Chicago The po ¬ lice department concluded to search thepremises from cellarto attic and ghastly discoveries followed each other in quick succession On July 23 blood- ¬ stained garments were found in the celtex on July 24 parts of a childs skeleton supposed to be that of Pearl Conner were unearthed on July 27 oneMG Cbappcll a somewhat dissii pated mechanic stated to the police that he had articulated four skeletons for Holmestwo of which he produced a few days later On July 29 detectives discovered a secret vat in the basement of the castle This vat Is buried five feet under ground and is twelve f oet In length It was probably used for quick liming theljcdies A vault large enough to hold two persons and supplied with gaspipes is another startling fcatureof the castle 3Chb police theory is that Holmes persuaded his girl victims to enter the vault which Is absolutely sound proof He would then close the door turn on the gas and asphyxiate them After they were dead he would place the bodies In a chemical solution eo as to prevent identification and finally have the skeletons articulated Since Holmes lias been found guilty of the murder of Alice Pitzel by a cor- ¬ oners jury in Toronto he is reported to have made several statements ex- ¬ plaining how he came in possession of tho skeletons articulated for him by He said he procured the Chappell dead bodies for the sole purpose of sell- ¬ ing them to physicians a business which he claims never fails to re- ¬ turn a good profit Polioo officers at Chicago and Philadelphia Holmes is now in jail at the latter place ridicule his explanation Should evidence continue to accumu- ¬ late the states attorney soon hopes to be in a position to prove that Holmes murdered in cold blood Mrs Julia Con- ¬ ner and her daughter Pearl Miss Emeline Cigrand Minnie and Nannie Wiftiams Benjamin F Pitzel and his three children Howard Alice and Nellie To these must be added Miss Emily Van Tassel who was employed In a candy store On Milwaukee avenue Chicago where a man supposed to be Holmes made her acquaintance After he had visited her a few times she too disappeared and has been seen no more Other victims are spoken of but thoten persons mentioned are probably all whoso mysterious disap pearance can bo established It Is a elngularfact that all oi Holmes alleged girl victims were decidedly pretty and p6ssessed of more than ordinary intel ligence snis really that of Pitzel and that he A V mm m m THE GREAT And Proprietors PL ANTERS Warehouse HOPKINSVILLE K ough Trunk Line vV ERAGSDADE RE COOPEB- - Dctweon the cities o Cincinnati Lexington Louis ville Evansvie St Louis And the cities of RAGSDALE COOPER GO t Nashville Memphis Mont ejom ery Mobile and New Orleans WITHOUT CHANGE AND U 250 No commission Genl Agt J Bl ALLEN m U WM WILL RULE AUSTRIA Archduke Charles LmiU and III Wife Have Charmed tho English The heirs to tho throne of Austria recently visited Queen Victoria and charmed the English population for a SEED ONBIVALED Special attention to sampling and selling tobacco Liberal advance ¬ ments made on consignments Our charges for selling Tobacco will remaio L E DADD BooK keeper U HOPKINSVILLE KY Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jackson ¬ ville and points P WAREIELD3a wonder Union Tobacco Warehouse COMMERCE and HITER STS Archduke Charles Lonis is the eldest brother of the Austrian emperor and is an ideal gontleman dignified and be- - in Florida Jonnections are made at Guthrie and Nashville for all points CO Clarksville Tennesse to--- I orth East South and EMIGRANTS hiB W est In Pullman Palace Cars UNION HOUSE low road will see agents of this company for rates loutes c or write to O P Atmobe G P TA LouisvilV JOHN ECHOES ST JOH BOYLE rgifiT3 rates receive special i j Liberal advance made on Con signments Free Storage Planters Correspondence So licited Prompt and Careful Attention to All Business Entrusted to Us ECEIVKR T C HANBERY M F SHRYER THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE TO JLBCHDUKE 60 W Cincinnati PEOPLES WAREHOU SE HANBERY SHRYER ProPs IEPstv Railroad Street Betweon Tenth and Eleventh CnAKLES LOUIS OF AUSTRIA- - f night soon after Nannies murder the castle which had been insured for 00 000 was burned out The insurance companies suspecting arson refused to 6y the lss and for three months tried 4 wnilnmsdsappearedinuly 1893 One nevolent In appearance with bright blue eves He Is fortunate enough to be much thought of In his native land AND ALL POINTS because he is kind to high and low and takes an indefatigable interest in art commerce and literature mdmmla base Archduchess Mario Therese is also TO somounng oi an Aus a lavonte princess of Wales She was a jlemphis Vicksburg Now Orleans trian young girl when she married her husAND ALU POINTS band who was a widower with four children Sho has dark dreamy eyes and a wistful expression She repreQ sents the sorrow changed empress at Limited Trains and Perfect Service all public functions Sho is a sports woman an artist and capital ridfras Csunectlng at Memphis with through trains to all points in is the empress Louisville Evansville PI rp 23Zop3sInSTrille Careful attention given to sntnpl ami selling all tobacco consigned to Good quarters for teame us Liberal advances o t in store and teamsters xVll tobacco Insured uuless otherwise instructed t SOUTH staToLislxed 1869 MU1TIT Jt 00 JSi hold of Holmes who dodged Patents for Fnoqmutio bhocs There are said to bo no less than nine and all Information patents filed at the patent office for Rates Tickets application to your will be furnished ou nearest pneumatic shoes In course of time it ticket agent may be something more than a figure T B LYNOH of speech to vyajk on air Ueneral Passenger Agent Louisville Ky Arkansas and Texas Tobacco Commission Merchants rf CENTRAL WAREHOUSE SIopQsirLs ville rPr5i jurr rfy 4 mAi- -Q- jatdPKiNsviLLB iuenttoexk AtlgtlSt r 195 t hs ft n a if If if There ought not to be any trouble about interpreting the Democratic mimm mbmt am feimy xinua platform It is not anextreme docu Are like Fir BY ment aor is it difficult1 to understand They are CHAS M MEAGHAM The State convention voted down a single gold standard resolution as it jEUBSCRIPTION 3 A rKAB IN ADVANGK But make voted down a free silver amendment rediB8HetleWeentsprmie Spe- LocMg The platform of 1892 vas adopted as per Hue eoh lnMrtloa 11 SUtes for WwfelBg sdvertimetttt taralske common ground upon which all To keep your Nerves steady Democrats had stood for three years OFFICE 3S SOOTH MAIN STREET k Your Head clear and could stilf stand Hardin known Build up your Strength ANNOUNOKJU3NT of all men to be a staunch bimetallist Sharpen your Appetite 1Tereauthorlzeil to announce a Stalwart Democrat if wo may use You musthave JODGETII03J MORROW the term who loved one metal Tas s candidate for ClrcuU Judge of the Third Judicial District subject to the action oitne much as the other and favored the DemocrAtlo Convention July 0 free coinage of both was put upon The Best Medicine to Vitalize the platform It was not expected by and Enrich the Blood la Stand by your home mail anybody that he wodld be called upon to let the gold mouometallists of Vote for Morrow next Saturday Louisville write his speech for him It was understood that a happy med The publication of Tom Molloys ium had been struck Both sides The One True Blood Purifier Setter has caused a broad smile all could harmonize The bimetallists Prominently In the Public Eye over the district could vote for Hardin and the mono 8 a m metallists could vote for the Carlisle HAnrI S tflUS we all liver Ills Mllou The polls will be open from ness headachaTssc endorsement in the platform and the itillGp ni Vote and see that your ticket like the old uegros bar trap ri would neighbors vote for Morrow ketch em a comin and POSITIONS GUARANTEED A The bimetallists felt that under reasonable conditions Do not say It can coun- - a gwine Let Democrats in Christian they got nothing but Hardin and al- ¬ not be done till you send for free catalogue of DRAUQHONS PRACTICAL ty resent the attacks on Judge Mor though they are expected to give the to the polls and rolling votes to elect the whole ticket they rrowbygouiBr went cheerfully to work for success u4Me44 up 2000 majority for him and Stalwarts as they are they will BfaslivlMc Tcnu stand by the nominees without in This College endorsed bv bankers xinu has no claim on Christian quiring what views they may hold on and merchants isstrone weeks by Draughon3 FOUR lies his or tlie currency question which has no method of teaching bookkeeping is equal to county and the campaign TWELVE weeks by the old plan Special ad more to do with the State election in Shorthand Penmanship and igans have circulated on Morrow and Kentucky than has the revolution in vantagesCheap board Open to both sexesTeleg raphy in vacation Enter now Railroad Faro Paid No wis friends should be rebuked at the Cuba y HAMJ CTITnV Wc hav recently prepared Tpalls Who then has kicked up all this nUIUli OlUUI books on Bookjcbbpino especially adapt Shorthand racket Outside of Louisville where ed to home and Penmanshipfor Home Study Write study i j story that Judge Mor is there any Democrat who is threat- ¬ circulars at once And so the for judge cir- ening to bolt the ticket Why should rowwas not qualified any man dissatisfied with Hardin Uothe Female College culated in Lyon was based on a re suddenly conclude sixty days after The forty second annual session of Tvheat mark the master commissioner of one his nomination that he could not supcouarty made to the master coinmis port the nominee of the convention Bethel Female Colege will begin dardin was not bound by any com- next Monday Sept 2nd The pros- ¬ sioner of another county pact that he has broken He was pects for a large attendance are very bone- nominated with full knowledge of his Hon Geo H Alexander the candi views expressed all over Kentucky in encouraging a large number of rooms 3ate for railroad commissioner in the a thousand speeches during the last for boarders have already been engagLouisville district stated to the Dem twenty years It is reported from ed and applications are coming in higher- Paducah that Henry Burnett a dele- daily from others Hopkinsville has t ocratic confeieuce Saturday that he who is gate in iiad changed his views on the finan therefore the convention and support good reason to be proud of the sucunder a pledge to cial plank of the platform since hear- the nominee and wliose county if we cess of this institution the history of ing Hardins speech and now agreed mistake not voted to make Hardins which is interwoven with the lives of nomination unanimous has authoriz- many of the most prominent women with him on all points ¬ ed a statement that he will not vote of our city and State Among its rir rWSfWBaS8CifiaiJM for Hardin It is from the gold side graduates are many who are to day hum t tiBtziinniijuiiiTrrrPn Judge iuu has been sending out only that such threats are heard al- exercising a noble influence on home ima double barreled circular one bar- though the man who would become and society as well as reflecting credThere has rel for Calloway county only and the governor in the event of Hardins it ou their Alma Mater for the rest of the district The death or resgnatiou is not a silver never been a time in the history of other man the school when it was so well equipCalloway appeal for votes is on the 1 he Louisville papers could har- ped for its work as now In regard idea that Calloway has a superior monize things in ten days if they to the efficiency of its faculty and claim to the office and is intended to would quit slobbering over Carlisle the provision made for the comfort of create prejudice against the other and go to work for the ticket They its pupils it is better than ever Of only stand by the platform counties lhis circular has been have let thetovoters construe it to suit the present management Prof and and mis a q uuiuiug uueu ue followed up by a hand bill scattered themselves We are all pretty famil- - said to the utan of Christian coun- people broad cast over Calloway county that l ir with it by this time most ot us ty The teachers who have been as2 know it by heart as we used to say sociated with them have also made reads as follows at school We carried Kentucky on a good reputation for themsoves Dont fail to go and it in 1892 and we can do the same Miss Follausby will continue in vote for this year if we go to work for victory charge of the music department and Calloways candidate Whether Hardin construes the plat- will be assisted by Miss Shepard form right or not he construes it just Miss Yancey will have charge of the for circuit judge as he didin the Cleveland campaign Art work Prof Steinhagen will give August 31 and just as it was construed by every instruction as heretofore in Violin If Linn is Calloways Candidate Democratic speaker in Kentucky No and Guitar and in French and Gerhe voters of Christian couuty should man would have dared three years man It may be proper to say a few JLXJL ago to say to a Kentucky audience of words also concerning the names that let him get his votes in Calloway Democrats that the platform was iu now appear for the first time in the No faculty favor of a single gold standard Dick Tylers foolish utterances at newspaper m Kentucky in or out of Miss Jarman of Nashville Tennr the conference last week will weaken the party set up such a claim Then is the daughter of Prof G W Jar XX tile ticket in the very section where why should Democrats fall out at man LL D and has been for the this late day over a plank iu a plat past seven years presiding teacher at X lie was expected to strengthen it He form that has become seasoned irom Blue Mountain College Miss from ill- represents a strong silver district age and constant use Even so good which she brings the most tlatterinEr that will give a dozen votes to a book as the Bible is construed to testimonals The followinsr frdni the one Blackburn and that never would suit the beliefs of a hundred relgious manager of the Mouteagle Assembly we show nave presented him to the state con- denominations then why should the will is heldthe high esteem iu which force all Democrats to construe she vention if his people had known that platform alike If all christians difI beg leave to eay that Miss Jar lie would forsake them so soon and fering widely in their views can fight man is a teacher of extraordinary abil- ¬ hpflitifl a missruided exponent of the the devil with the same Scriptures ity and of unusual culture Being a greatest teach views they have never lost au oppor- - surely all Democrats can fight the riaiisrhter of one of the Republican party which is just aboirt ers Tennessee ever produced and be tunUy to vote against If Mr Tyler the same thing with the same billet ins trained by such a distinguished will read up ou the duties of lieu- of wood Let the silver men batter teacher as ZC Gravesand hayiug full tenant governor he will find that it the enemy with one side the gold experience in the work she is wonI happen to wrill not devolve upon him to settle men with the other and if the Popu- derfully equipped and if he is a lists will help us punch him with the know that tney are devoted to her in hc financial question end or stick splinters in him lets Blue Mountain and are doing every sensible man and wants to be elected give them a chance and thauk them thing to retain her JOIN IN THE PROCESSION A P Boorland lie ought to remember that Silence tor their services Nashville Tenn Let Gen Hardin go ahead with his ia golden and govern his tongue acSADDLERY and FLY NETS JTe have a very full line of HARNESS Miss Maupiu formerly presiding campaign Let him ngut tne com t cordingly way ne is teacher of Georgetown Female Semmon enemv in ns own TALBOT SADDLES made to order an old hand at the business and inary and recently of Lynnland The meeting of the state central knows how to lead us to victory Female College is a member of one excellent families committee at Louisville Saturday Lets all close up ranks and get into of the most if is line If silver men can vote tor half of this State a lady of the highest amounting to nothing further than a dozen goldbugs the gold men can culture and a teacher of ample expe the appointment of a committee to vote for two or three bimetallists who rience one win auu uom sirengm v prepare an address to the Democrats have no more to do with settling the and dignity to the faculty She is XW c was no talk of money question than they have with recommended iu the strongest terms of the state There rm by Prof J H Fuquaof Russdlville reprimanding Wat Hardin for his naming the Cleveland babies After we elect Hardin and save Ky and many others with whom she construction of the platform though Kentucky from the threatened calain has been associated in teaching Miss if A of Geo P there was any amount of speech ity of being turned over to a set of Maupin is a sister-in-laFJ making Nearly all of the candi men depending for election on negro A Leslie lifti ffcf-of Winchester Miss Slaughter dates were present including Gen votes we can take up national ques tions and settle them Tenn has achieved great success as Hardin himself and they all counIn the meantime what is the Courier-Jo- a teacher and has wou the hearts cf seled harmony and all except Tyler urnal waiting for all wherever she has taught She lina hftfin for the rjast vear nresidin endorsed Hardins plan of campaign Afflicted for Tears teacher at the Central Baptist Co Most of them stated that they differ is Mr K B Goodman Marietta Ga lege Conway ArK wnere she was ed with him but accorded him the to Miss I was troubled with rheuma strongly urged the remain comsays privilege of makiug his campaign as highest Slaughter brings None of the tism which the doctors called sciatica mendations from Dr Z 0 Graves ho thought proper other candidates with one exception for a number of years doctoring with under whom she gi a iuated as well I could hear of with ben- as from all the school presidents for will discuss the currency question everything commenced with Dr no It jT I X J efit until I Kings whom she has taught during the past in their speeches oy f Koyal Germetuer which cured me five or six years sound and well I was at times for To Cleanse The syitem months so could not walk Dont Tobacco Sit or Smoke Your several I have now I been thoroughly Effectually yet gently when costive at all Life way Ja the truthful startling title of a book about well of it for four years and think or bilious or when the blood is impure the liarmlcs guaranteed tobacco there is no medicine that can equal or Bluggish to permanently cure haHabit cure that bracca up nlcotlnized nervea Write to The Atlanta bitual constipation to awaken the Ll eliminates the nicotine poison makes weak Germetuer men gain strength vigor and manhood You Chemical Co Atlanta Ga for 48 page kidneys and liver to a healthy activi ¬ ti run no physical no linanclal risk as Be t sola by U O Hardwlok under a guaran- - book free New package largeKbot ty without irritating or weakening We to cure or money refunded Book free tie 108 doses n 1 C them to dispel headaches colds or For sale by J tea AddreSa Sterling Keny y Co New Yoik or s feverp use Syrup of Fits Hardwick HUoKO rJJjdjKltwWU MeutucltianJ CoBatrnlorMie Platform Nerves Good Servants ol rt Poor Wasters winter Turf ats Lare yield and sure crop afford good winter pasturage Time to sew in August and September r f Place your orders for them at once Large stock of rye crimson clover timothy and red top on hand Something New Pure Rich Blood Buy the celebrated Sarsaparilla Hoods Empire wheat drill the only force feed on the mar et Guaranteed to sow wheat and fertilizer correctly t QwL we now handle the following reliable Armour bone meal Fertilizer brands wheat grower of wheat fertilizer Northwestern bone meal grower Homestead wheat grower National dissolved Place orders early as bbne meal and all animal matter ior fertilizer will be scarce and Here is a Fair Proposition We will trade any far mer one of our latest ifcaL proved wagons for as much wheat as it can bring into market wheat to be in first class order After unloading and grade good Noi the wheat we wmgive him fifty 50 bushels of coal to carry back home free of charge f X rviljmJliim V Will MiMmm BUGGIES we have this year far sur ¬ passed any previous record Our stock was more care ¬ fully selected and was 3oodsbought Cheaper well bought are already half sold Come and f This a cut of the np Majestic w Range It WJ which cooks the goose of all our competitors Vv the housekeepers pride and a married mans peace niriker You cannot afford to usetHat old cracked cast Save fuel save patience iron imitation any longer sve money Duymg a majestic sieei range ii w-1 r No-T- FORBES URO i- hM1 Am wpqgmyiffM tt- wWPTfliuiim ipMi L -n jmjii In i imitmiH ilMIHHI iiiwlfrrifrtSHWHhf4mth WPJIIIWWiyffliyinaTy 3 gsaaEafaiiMffl v a J -V 1 v up n jr usi 71895 similar expressions from the colored Har Continuing contingent Make him apeak put I dinsaidt want to know what be believes in This point in But he will not do it discussion was the most exciting the of the day When Gen Hardin said with dramatic effect Fellow citizens I swear to you that I would die in my tracks before I would sign a bill to at least undo the work of God three fourths of the crowd rose to their feet and gave cheer after cheer After the applause had died away Bomebody shouted three cheers for Hardin and again the court house shook with the storm of cheers that nearly every white man in the room seemed to join in Gen Hardin closed hio speech in a ringing peroration in which he ap pearea at his very best as a popular oratbr Col Bradley was introduced by Mr Otho Anderson He spoke for an nour ana tnirty minutes He entered into a general discus sion of the silver question making me usual goicioug argument He soon sailed into state affairs He charged Hardin s present figures were cooked up by Auditor Nornian tor campaign uses but were refuted by the auditors report of 1893 and previous years He went into an ar raignment of the Democratic admin istration at Frankfort such as he has aone in iormer years campaign speecnes As to the Tate defalcation he said I charge the defalcation was the result of Uemocratic negligence Much of his speech was taken up with a tiresome array of statistics about state affairs from 1867 to the present time in a vain attempt to rasten on the Democratic party a charge of extravagance or misman agement which fell flat following as 3 HOPKIN3WLLE SPECIAL LOGAZjS NTTJCKIAN r v V HARDIN AND JSIADtEY COJTINud WjOJI lfJPJPAOE remarks on the currency question were about as follows My life had been an open book to the people of Kentucky They knew that I believed theact of 1873 de monetizing silver was an act of treasdm against the American peo pleHpgcing our banker where he coulcTbo bullied and our people where they could be impoverished at the will of the foreign holders of our bonds that 1 believed and always would believe that ultimate relief could only come by restoring silver to the exact place it occupied bo fore 1878 and by reversing all Re- ¬ For Sale The bridgo on Clarksville pike over Little River Good chance for a farmer to get a bargain in lumber J T Edmonds The Wayback Family in tneir new togs A H feAre Advertising JPvle Sr Tri3Ve The old reliable xr Furniture dealera and undertakers Up stairs in Henry block Hopkinsville Ky For another name they say But youll Ami us at our business At the same old stand And hope youll call and see us Whenever you possibly can PYLE S1 Hes searching all the Scriptures Now G rovers back from flghlne And gone to Gables Grajr wtf IlKif JsV Iv- vI r ITU publican policies hinking The 800 self respecting independent-tmen that composed the Democratic convention had opin ions of their own and dared to express them and well they knew that X had mirfejt and always expressed them bolffiyand would not retract one of They adoptthem to win a crown ed the national platform of 1892 and with no conditions save the faith they had in my political integrity and loyalty to Imy party they named me as their candidate for governor It has been the unbroken rule of my life when a Democratic convention has named the man and made the platform- - to have no further quarrel with my brother as to either and I have not broken it in this instance Shame upon the base insinuation that I or any other Democrat in that convention will not stand upon that platform stand on it untrammeled as we see it in the light of Democratic tnifh tradition and concurrent his tory and the greatest good to seventy millions of freemen It declares for the coinage of both gold and silver as standard monejr of the country the same old charges exploded years without discrimination against either ago metal The onlv further condition In answer to Hardins Question he imposed is that the dollar of each be declared himself a gold monometal Is ist abandoning his position taken at kept on a parity This is all there a Democrat in Kentucky that Louisville that he favored interna Is there tional bimetallism would have it otherwise one that would not go even further In answer to Hardins question and say that it should always be about negro equality he saicf if such done consistently with the preserva- a law as the New York law was protion of the public credit I know of posed in Kentucky it would make a none that would repudiate by infla race war and the colored man didnt tion and I trust there are none who want and was opposed to it He would strangle the life out of it by further said he would not sign such a contraction Is there one who did bill He dodged a direct answer as not stand on it in 1892 to whether or not he would favor the If differences arise it will not be repeal of the separate coach law but on the platform but on the methods gave the darkeys a lot of soft soap of its enforcement that left them under the impression Yes I stand on the platform stand that Bradley was for anything they on it with both feet and of a true De might want He closed with a democracy and a common country call mand for a loqk at the books onSackner and Blackburn Brown fifteen ininutes Hardin in andJflCreary Rhea and Athertou speech arraignedhis Bradley seveiely Ellisand Weissinger and the Demo- for his false statements misreprecratic Press of the state to stand on sentations and his refusal to answer it with me with guns shotted for the direct questions He fairly skinned the common enemy Republican Boss and left the DemWhat is this boastful blatant par- ¬ ocrats in high feather Gen Hardin ty and who are they that in their will get the full party vote in this nlntform Drate of Kentuckv Demo county The silver men are enthus crats lacking the courage of their iastic and the gold men will vote for of Janus faced plat him in spite of his views on a subject convlps formlkjffDo they think that gold that in no way concerns state affairs standard banks and so called sound They knew months ago how he stood money men cannot tell the difference ana aid not expect nun to take any between the innocent and trustful other position charms of virtue and decoy kisses flung from the false lips of the paintWhere to Stop at Dawson Who knows what the ed harlot When you go to Dawson Springs leaders of the National Republican Have they ever Ky stop at the Summit House party will think make any alliance that Rates S7 per week S26 dollars per failed to would retain them in power month Children half rates SpeHe then branched out into the dis ¬ cial rates to families and parties of state issues of cussion and proved that lie was thoroughly five or more from the same place imThis hotel has been greatly xible to answer all charges made proved and is situated ou a beautiby his opponent He was armed with ful elevation Is convenient to the evidence and made documentary depot and is acknowlsprings short work of the charges He proved edged and have the cqolest most to of his Democra i to the satisfaction healthful and pleasant location of hearers at least that Kentucky has any hotel in Dawson Guests of the misgoverned and is not been badly and Summit can sit not so far behind the times By cos drink any of in their roomsliving Dawson life state could parison he showed that no show a better record for honest and waters free of charge Correspondence solicited and cheer economical government than Kensaid Col Bradleys in- fully answered Clerk and porters to tucky He dictment of the Democracy was made meet trains H H Ramsey Propr up of the same old trumped up charges and exploded- falsehoods that had DEATHS done duty in all preyious campaigns Wtest Mrs E A West died on and which had been disproven and discredited time And again He de- the 23rd iust at her home in Lafayclared that Col Bradley could make ette in the 83rd year of her age The no specific charges against any Dem- interment took place Saturday in the ocratic official and said that if he family buryng ground near LafayHardiri could not substantiate every ette A large member of friends at- ¬ statement he made and every figure tended the burial Mrs West was he quoted he would leave the track an elder sister of Capt W S Good and give Col Bradley a clear field win of this city She had been a con Col Bradley he said was asking to sistent member of the Baptist church get in power in order to look at the for 63 years The Republicans of New books Morris A 7 year old daughter of York had made the 6ame plea They Mr Frank to orris of Bainbridge died succeeded in making the people be- of diphtheria Friday night after a lieve their pretensions of reform were weeks illnesssinjere and carried the state As n -- gfnas they were safely entrenched Hesteb Sam Hester formerly of power they passed a law admitting this city died near Sherman Tex a s negroes on terms of social equality to few days ago of consumption aged all hotels restaurants theatres pub- about 30 years lic conveyances and all other places said Gen Hardin Awarded Col Bradley says tne nentucny uegrueo uuu Highest Honors Worlds Fair but the J want anything of waw sort wu don t you Know mey J it Gen know they are dying for it Hardin here paid a beautiful tribute to Kentucky womanhood and asked if the white voters of Kentucky want ed their wives and daughters placed on a level with an inferior race Col o jiojouu ijrauiey nuu Bttxuuo rv mraosed to anytmng oi me son uui he wanted Col Bradley tom tell the iMM mUA4kai t lift irf people pmiiuv huoi uuj 4ouMrsign a civil rights bill in case tmclrs bill should be passed by a Republican legislature Be told him to state in plain terms whether or not he was in favor of having them in the same hotels the MOST PERFECT MADE same parlors and the same coaches This reference A pure Grape Crm of Tartar Powder FrMj people with white EronVAmmonia Atum or any ethr adulterant fiSA BAnarate coach brought forth and fYeaf Hell tell yer 40 YEARS THE STAWtARD yells of 4 KENSBAW i at Webbs Car load of Phaetons insf rppmrprll Art -- i PHI kHh if V I Jw F m S CI Esv irMi-- B iBIt mitiiitu in in nr uivr to solicit for merchant tnilnr- - Wm address ing Address X care Kejitockun n ri ir n Jn Seed Oats For Salelt Turf Oats 1000 bushels af nice clean i 5 Winter n ji a Am ra jatmy jxy Car load of buggys fresh from fac I tory at C B Webbs Stylish turnouts at Webbs The I W Harper is the finest fllav j ored whiskey on earth Used in moderation it is a sure specific for indigestion for general debility for insomnia for mental de 1 pression SOLD BT Aukt Jerusha tlie new woman Well pa how do ye like the set of my trousers Uncle Silas Dont say trousers mother say bloom ¬ fr ers fer sure enough ye hev bloomed out amazinly I skeercely knowed ye when I come in and Silas boy now ye look like a man Yer old dads mighty proud on ye I tell ye and the children tqo bless their hearts they dont look like the same kids I dont see how these HAPPY HOME fellers kin build sech stylish clothes fer so little money Pears too like HAPPY HOME is the best name on earth fer who cud help bein happy with sech a lookin family Eh mother V A r W R LONG Hopkinsville Ky i a n Mammoth Clothing Shoe Co No Main St Hopkinsyille Ky 1 T i4 Lkfcf ii Webbs Buggies cheaper than ever at C B I Bargains in buggies at C B Webbs T ft For Sale Splendid light draught Surry and excellent family horse E B Bassett Webb is selling cheap He dont want to carry his big stock through the winter 10 I r WANTED 10 Bill BANK STOCK MOORE GARNETT for new ones ad v Sept 2tidj County Court day on a credit of six months without interest fourteen good young work mules Jas D Shepherd i Beginning on Saturday July 20 and continuing for 90 days Auction Sale of Mules I will sell my entire stoc of jewelry at I well sell at auction on Monday Will take old buggies in exchange C B Webb PRME in order to retire from busiuess on November 1st These goods 18 watches at 9 450 are first class and standard wares Pebble Glasses at 150 1 glasses at 50c and everything else My stock embraces a full line of Diamonds in proportion Call and Fine watches clocks Jewelry and Fancy Goods zee for yourself v imiiii inn mini imniiia BMnaaggmiimi mini connected with The Ohina Decorator An illustrated monthly journal the only publication In the world devoted exclusively to Information and Instruction on all mutters China and Glass Painting and Decorating 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 more pages of designs with full directions for reproduction and a query column open to suDscnoers oniy Every Lady Should See office The Send 6o In stamps for sample copy Mention this paper rrice yearly auu maiiea per copy auc Orders and subscrintlons received at this 85 It University Place New York City CHINA DECORATOR iUDUShlUg VO T Jl YAT HOPKBNSVILLE KY Public Salef Evans Grand CloslncOut Sale of Sebree on September 26th 1805 H of a mile west of Trenton Ky r HALF PRICE The following described property flrst class work mules f romfl to 7yeas old 3 combined mares 8 years old past 1 combin ¬ gelding dark bay 8 years old past l extra ed suckling eolt by Squirrel Denmark 25 extra steers f torn 1200 to 1425 lbs 25 extra nice high 25 extra nice steers from 1050 to 1360 gradegrade steers from 800 to lbs lOOOlbs 25 smooth 1000 25 butcher steers but plain from 800 to cattle mixed lot 12 head of extra fine Jersey¬ heifers not registered but all bred to register 4 to ed bull 9 high bred Jersey cowsallfrom 3 milk good years old all safe in calf and Rivers 1 registered Je sey bull 100 head of fat EmV imfat nhnnta 20 brood sows 1 extra voung boar 60 head of nice sheep all bred to nuguuo o wui uuus IWOnu UneDnCK wagons 1 nico top buggy 1 new spring wagon 21 pair of plow gear 1 4 double set of harness extra set of four horse harness 4 pair10of two single horse wagon gear 3 wagonB saddles and double shovels three horse plows Fows cultivator 2 disc harrows 1 walking cultivator 5 smoothing harrows 5 two horse plows 5 thrlbble trees 80 single trees 1 hay all rake 2 good mowers 4 binders 500 In good bushels of shape 400 bushels of spring oats wlnteroats75tonsofpure Timothy hay all large lot of corn tobacco curers under shock 1 set of blacksmiths tools and many more ar- ¬ ticles too numerous to mention In fact ev erything that it takes to run a flrst class farm There shall not beany bye bidding on the nremlsesand everything shall be as repre sented Excursion rates on railroad If they can be had Terms of sale made known on day oisaie Ko postponement on accountot weathtri someuue uuuican uuugct a tico uaiuovwo dinner oa the ground sate to commence prompuy i o uiuck 21 T Still holds at our place on everything Qnif e and overcoats are going OUllfD fast better come a things at LESS 1H1S TKTncAr tJiail half price W eK we offer few StraW HSLtS Choice of straw hats for 10c vWCfj CREAM Cloth HelmetS worth SOc for 19c WEWILLSAVEYOU MONEY COX il BAKJNG POWDHt k BDULWAHB 1Afw s fcy SEBBEEEVANSf ColTBLHamlltoaof Auctioneer Business Mar Crawtordsvllle lnd ColJTEvans iiiiB J ii 1 i wwriniyMlf mmW MTT miiiiT- i rrei - t Eji mamivimmm T fcHfJMWMM 6 V HMfWtViJMwif 3 Vsv cfc wHtotr HQPglNILLE 4 gENTUGE IAN Haidk BwUJdintDaimte Ifouisvillfc Monday 19 k v Augti4tfellA MdHMMIM frw r What is 7 MfeB t Jr Fr H i l B B mA l v fl Castorla is Dr Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants and Cliildren It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance It is a harmless suhstltuto for Paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor Oil It is Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty years use by millions of Mothers Castorla destroys Worms and allays feverishness Castorla prevents vomiting Sour Curd cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castorla relieves teething troubles cures constipation and flatulency CaitorLa assimilates the food regulates the stomach And bowels giving healthy and natural sleep Cas ¬ torla is the Childrens Panacea tho Mothers Friend k qi an artist however to mingle the colons uocBfUy aad ii should attempt by the amateur lievtSr In looking around for something new In the ay of tea gowns I came across the one represented In the picture which is I think one of the prettiest brought out this season Cream col ¬ ored mousseltne do soie forms the gown which is cut princess shape m the back and gathered full across the front un der a wide spreading collar of finelace vhile the sleeves which reach only to the elbow are finished with a full frill of the same The arrangement of the ribbon garniture is an exceedingly pTetty one crossing as it does under thq bust in empire effect and ending in the back in a Watteau bow and long ends I have seen this f gown prettily copied in white mull over a rose tinted silken lining the ribbon trimmings matching ithe lining in color Valenciennes lace and muslin are still the idols of the hour and the same may bo said of grass linen However the latter differs considerably in texture Tho grass linen which makes the readymade blouse to be bought for a dollar or thereabouts resembles not in the faintest degree the grass linen which composes the bodice shown in tho picture which is lined with silk and ey vrf 55J 80 night August illii Wednesday August 21 Hopkinsville Friday August 28 Bowling Green Monday Augustj Mayfield 20 Y Elitcta Jin- The Main Street Leitcbfield Wednesday August 28 Now Castle or Eminence Friday u4 August 80 CoViugtpu Saturday night August Ol 8 FURNITURE Dealer A Complete and Beautiful Sto hand all at v Cynthiann Monday September 2 Nicholasviile Tuesday September Winchester Wednesday Septem- 6 LOWBT Cash FIGURES BAttMnsidrawjttSm MWY OWH UJgA London Friday September Morganfield Monday September 9 The speaking at all these points except Louisville and Covington will begin at 2 oclock p dl Gen Hardin opening the debate at Louisville and the candidates alternating thereafter at each appointment The first speaker to have an hour and fifteen minutes and the second to have an hour and thirty minutes for reply and the first to have fifteen minutes for rejoinder No new matter to be introduced in the rejoinder ber4 S ABSOLUTELY PURE THE OLD RELIABLE Bed room Suits SWEET CAFORAL n up CIGARETTE Hm stood the Test of Tlma MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHER A Solid Oak JSirit BRANDS COMBINED SI4J5 W N DUCKER FUHERAL DIRECTOR 0 T Time Tuble TBAINBOOIKO v Kvannvllle Castoria Castor is an medicine for chll chwn Mothers have repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children Da O C Osooos Lowell Moss eeeet Castoria Castoria is so well adapted to children that I recommend it as superior to any prescription known tome x III 6a H A Archer M D Oxford St Brooklyn N Y Kf Castorla Is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted I hope the day is not far distant when mothers trill consider the j real interest of their children and use Castoria Instead of the various quack nostrums which P are destroying their loved ones hy forcing opium morphine soothing syrup and other I Tiurtful agents down their throats thereby sending them to premature graves Dr J F Kincheioe Conway Ark j Our physicians in the childrens depart ¬ ment have spoken highly of their experi ¬ ence in their outside practice with Castoria and although we only have among our medical supplies what is known as regular products yet we are free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon it United Hospital and Dispensary Boston Mass Allen C Ssotii Pru The Centaur Company 77 Murray Street New York City Vs r I i i ARTISTIC BODICE OF GIIAS8 LINEN Skate Gardners chat Jright Comments on the Latest Ediota of Fashion Selection of Materials for Autumn Gowns Requires Good Judgment Suc- ¬ cess of Dress Depends on the Way In Which It Is Worn Special Chicago Letter mo When a fashionable jdiste is asked for a stylish serviceable Sown and a dressy one as well she jBuggesta a gown of alpaca black in color with a collar of grass linen and if the purchaser be tall and slender she recommends to be worn with it a cream tinted kid belt with a chic buckle of beaten gold The shape of the collar i te heavily boned throughout the silken lining showing very effectively through the embroidery work of grass linen rc Tz tae mil importations some or Black satin moire is a new fabric the most stylish early fall costumes I used for very elegant mantles and have seen were made of this ideal ma capes It has the lustrous surface of terial but before the season is very far satin yet is slightly watered like some of the miroir velvets seen last winter advanced it will be used almost entirely for skirts to be worn with fancy I am told on the very best authority waists and this is especially true of that the fall will see the coming in of very kng coats that is compared to those fashion has smiled on the last two seasons I sincerely hope there is a mistake in this for there can be no doubt the long or three quarters coat is apt to make most women look dowdy and in such matters it is really hard to lay down rules We all know there are women wholook smart and well dressed in a cheap cotton frock while others may deck themselves in richest silks and finest sealskins and yet look out of fashion and badly dressed Much depends after all on the way ones clothes are put on and the way they are worn It is really upon this that the reputation for being a well dressed woman must stand oifall Kate Gardner I AN IDEAL 1s ALPACA COSTUME left entirely to the good taste of the vearer but two things are insisted up ton it must be very large in size and of the natural ecru or unbleached color A pretty way to make these gowns And one much liked at the present mo ment is the two piece garment that is style The coat is the cut to open over a full vest of delicately tinted lawn or else is made to button straight down the front and given a pretty finish by a deep collar of cream colored batiste An exceedingly smart costume which 1 saw yesterday was in the style and French and new were written in every line and curve It was alpaca of couriij in a most ex ¬ quisite shade of tan with the very short and much godeted coat opening over a front of creamy white eyeleted cm broidery made over a lining of deep jyellow satin The wide flaring cuffs and broad collar were of the embroid- ¬ ery while on either side of the jacket tin front were placed three most ivory buttons whose mis ¬ sion seemed purely ornamental coat-and-ski- rt coat-and-eki- rt beauti-fully-carv- ed J r i ft M in lill shades the most popular colors as tho season advances will be dark blue soft gray and last but not least somber black The blues are a little deeper in tone than those of past seasons while Jtho greys are the loveliest things im Jaginable showing a faint glint of sil jvor on their lustrous surface I might mention in passing that alpaca is also known as mohair and called brilliantine as well It must not how eycr be confounded with mohair cloth of other seasons which was a really iroosl uudesirable fabric The kind to buy is of rather coarse yet smooth weave slightly harsh to the touch but with a gloss on its surface like silk While alpaca has the charm of nov- ¬ elty crepon has not lost favor by any lmanner of moans and lovers of Crinkled effects will find much to ad- ttTMlw nlnnnn nun hr Vnilfrht M still the spider will put his claws up There are eight or ten big spider crabs in one of the tanks at the New York aquarium the biggest of them four inches in length of body and measuring eight or ten inches in spread of legs Two of these spiders of about equal size met in the tank the other day and stood up on their hind legs and faced each other like two boys meeting in the street Then they threw their upper A OHIO TEA GOWN legs around each other and grappled and began plugging away at each other the colored crepons The really A moment off with their pincer claws woman has even now left later one pushed the other over on his wearing the black crepon skirt with fell on him he hit him once the lace or silk bodice giving prefer- ¬ back and was down Then they went after he ence to the superior charms of the col ored skirt A biscuit colored crepon their ways skirt setting full at the sides and A Historic Tree Wrecked round the back with every plait in its During a recent severe storm a syca proper position worn with a silken more tree was blown down at Sandus blouse with lace applique down the ky 0 which was noted for the reason front while across the shoulders was a that the Indians hollowed it out and cream colored muslin collar falling in constructed inside an apartment large fichu fashion down to the waists excited enough for two dozen people In it a my warmest admiration and I can small detachment of Col Crawfords picture it crowned with a big straw army encamped the night preceding hat trimmed with both white and their disastrous battle with the Inblack feathers and worn under one of dians the pretty white lace veils now so very My wife always in- ¬ Nuwed Yes fashionable present devoting sists upon giving me a box of cigars on Parisians are at their energies to reviving the fashions my birthday Dick Great Scottl I dont see how which prevailed in the time of Louis XVI and certainly by late fall we shall you can stand that Nuwed Thats all right old man I see gowns with double puffed sleeves skirts opening over a front panel of give them to her father and brother contrasting material and long sharply-poi- Brooklyn Life waists with their full com Serious Case plement of seams just such as were Why asked Dismal Dawson leaninteresting worn during that most ing over the fence why do you keep period Marie on diggin when the boss aint around The wide spreading collar and Because I really like the job said Antoinette fichus of silk and mull accepted fancies of the new farm hand which have been Got a real likin1 fer work fashion for some time have brought Sure long shoulder seam or rather about the InYoud orter take treatment the effect of it This is very noticeable on some of tho newest models dianapolis Journal which have the front and sleeve cut in Why He Doubted one piece the latter being arranged on Old Sportsman What did you shoot the shoulder in flat plaits Particular at ly is this true of the waists hailing Young Sportsman 0 I just shot at from Paris and for once French is not random to be considered a synonym of all that 1 dont believe itl If Old Sportsman is pretty for these waists are irredeemyou would have hit something But we you had ably ugly and unbecoming Brooklyn Life to the good taste and ingenucan trust i As no Inferred ity of the wide awake American wom While in an of fashion to so alter and improve First Tourist grandly upon this style as to bring out of it Europe last summer I went through something both elegant and truly stun Wales Second Tourist from Chicago How ning A color combination that appears in much did his princelets have in his Truth many of the imported novelties is green clothes and blue The description is enough Suftlclent 0113 to fairly turn one cold but it must be But why have you thrown George borne in mind that there are greens and greens as well as blues and blues over Oh I hate himl The other evening and unless the former be too bright give mo a kiss too light in tone the ef ho asked rae if he might he and the latter didnt andbecauso I said No It takes tho fect is really not bad Sketch little rather fight than not The spider crab is not so much of a fighter as that Spider Crnbx Are Fightws The blue crab is a natural born fight- ¬ er the probability is that he would a 4aPi W te 9i9am the puns wanted quill or tin tubes 1057aro which are used as more safe and llSSam 1149 a m expeditious than loose priming and t 1000pm 1210 pin NORTH BOUND wanted mo to bend some one adding No 8 Dally No 1 Dally His own men were too ignorant of Mail Express Mall Express 250n m 540 a m the ship or he would have sent one lv Hopkusvllle 1055 a m 506pm iriuceion in my return before 004 p ni says a writer 753 a a Marion 707pm 860 a m DeKoven Macmlllans magazine I told him 740 p m Morganfield 9S0a m uoryaon 1003 a m nnm I knew noone who could so well 885 p m 1026 am Henderson He however ArEvansvllle be sparedtis myself P25p m 1116a m LOCAL FKKIOHT objected to my goinp and as I was 7 15 am Daily Lv Prlncevon Hopkinsville 1000am At aware of the dreadful slaughter 600pm Lv which had taken place in tho center 780rtw ArPrlneeton UNIONTOWN BRANCH of the ship I was not very fond of South Bound Daily the jaunt but my conscience would Lv Uniontovn 580pm 7J0ani 555 pm so5am not let me send another on an eVrand Ai Morganfield North Bound DHily 1 wab afraid to undertake myself Lv Morganfield 745pm 935am 810pm 1000 a m and away I posted toward the fore r Union town B F Mitchell K M Sherwood majraine At G PA Hopkinsville Ky When I arrived on the main deck N TIME TABLE L along which I had to pass there was not a single man standing the whole TRAINS GOING NORTH 952 a m o way from the mainmast forward a Co 52 St Louie Fast Mall t 850 p m t6 Nashville Accom a to 54 St Louis Express 1010 p m distance containing eight guns on TRAINS GOING SOUTH some of which were run out side 486 am Louis Express So 53 ready for firing others lay dis- ¬ So 56 St 625am Nashville Accomodation t8pm to 61 St Louis Mall mounted and others remained as Nashville Accommodation does not run on In this unday they were after recoiling North bound St dreary scene I shall be excused for roins havo hrough Louis and Chicago tast trains solid and sleepers o Chicago and St Louis bhuddering as I walked across the Fast Line stops only at Important stations I hastened md crossings Hat hrough Pullman sleep--rbody of a dead soldier to Atlanta Ga down the fore ladder to the lower J MADAMSAgent deck and felt really relieved to find somebody alive from thence I CARDS reached the fore cockpit where I was PROFESSIONAL obliged to wait a few minutes for BELL my cargo and after this pause I H ANBERY felt something like regret if not Lawyers fear as 1 remounted the ladder on my return This however entirely Practice In the Courts of Christian and ad subsided when I saw the sun shining olning counties Hopkinsville Ky and the old blue ensign flying as Office City Hall building Cout Square f lofty as ever I never felt the genuine sense of OlVESiHALE j glory so completely as at that moAttorney at Law ment and if I had seen anyone attempt to haul that ensign down I Practice in the Cotuts of Christian and ad could have run aft and shot him dead joining counties Hopkiiibvlllei Ky in as determined a manner as the celebrated Paul Jones I took off Office overPlantersBank my hat by an involuntary motion U S WITHERS and gave three cheers as I jumped Col Hutchon to the quarterdeck Attorney and Counsellor at Law inson welcomed me at my quarters Practices in the Courts of Christian and ad- as if I had been on a hazardous joining counties enterprise and had returned in triHopkinsville Ky umph Mr Yelland also expressed Office over Planters Bank great satisfaction at seeing mo in USTIN LPEAY sue h high spirits aud so active -a ATTHE BATTLE OF COPENHAGEN Sensations of One on Ship During an Awful Scene of Death Toward tho close of the action Col Hutchinson reported to mo that No 2 Dally Mall Express C SOUTH No i Dally Mall Express Morganfield Stnrgls Marlon Princeton Cerulean Sprlnss Uraeer Hopklns llle DeKoven Henrtewon Corydon 80 am 717am 7142am 420 pm 610 pm 84am 904am t 18am 532pm 606pm G42pm 055 nm 744pm 860pm BSSpiu 041 pin Hole Hende rson Entirely now and first class in all respects Excellent Sample Rooms ind service uncqualod in the city On Double Car Line CF L P Kleidebeb Proprietors - Kv Henderson WHEN YOU G oTo LOUISVILLE Have your Photograph made t WYBRANTS NEW STUDIO No 580 Fourth Aveuue Louisville Do The naDit Ky You Want to Stop Tobacco YOU OAN BE CURED WHILE U8INQ IT 01 using tobacco grows on a n until grave diseased conditions are produlf Tobacco causes cancer of the moutu i stomach dyspepsia loss of memory nervwiB anecuon congestion oi me retina asu wasting of the optic nerve resulting in impairment of vision even to the extent of vertigo tobacco asth ¬ blindness dizziness or ma nightly suffocation dull pain in region of heart followed later by sharp pains palpi- ¬ tation and weakened pulse resulting in fatal heart disease It also causes loss of vitality QUIT BEFORE IT IS TOO L VIE To quit suddenly is too severe a shock to the system as tobacco toon imeterate user be- ¬ comes a stimulant that his system continuAMy craves bacco coro Is a scientific anjlrT liable vegetable remedy guaranteed tojJPjjlA fectlyharmless and which has been In uivijr the last 23 years having en red thousands of habitual tobacco users smukers chewers and snuff dlppers You can ue all the tobacco you want while cup0 ii win nomy you wnen to stop We give a wriTTEK guarantee to perniaiunuy cure anycate witn tnree boxes jr refund the money with ten percent interest ¬ BACCo cuROlsnotabUbstitute but a reli able and scientific curt- which absolutely de strovs the craving for tobai co without the aid of will poer and with no lncomenience It leaesthesyiem as pure and free from nico ¬ tine as the day you took your first chew or smoke Sold by all druggists at 1100 per box three boxes thirty days treatment and a guaran teed cure 260or sent direct upon recelp of STAMPS FOR SAMPLE price 5EV1 81 TW dcx booklet and proofs fbee Eureka Chem ical ii Manufactvring Company Manufacture hb ineiinsisa urosse Wisconsin Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon In U S Navy af- icrwaras rosi oureeon u e Army ana later Surgeon British Marine Service with tw rears experiente as Physician at Hot Springs Ark will welcome the sick and af- ¬ flicted at His Office where consultation with one of the Most Successful Doctors of the presan age Is cordially Invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed in eery case undertaken Attorney at Law street rear INCURABLE Office Weber of Court nduse Collections a Specialty Hopkinsville Ky MEKRIWETHER 1 We know that it sounds quackish to talk about the Electropoise curing nil MS incurable diseases but bear in mind the fact that is the old treatment which has pronounced the case incur able We do not make we Office in A CoS Dr Matthew Henry Kolloek TreatsSucceseully All Chroliio and Iong Dentist Standing Diseases Summers Building over Bassett Ccx Q Bronchitis Dyspepsia LdX J Xl Asthma treated bv latest L8te of Louisville Hopkinsville Ky hospital methods Oct w the claim NDREW SEARGENTM D that can cure all so called incura- Pbysiclanand Surgeon Blood and Skin ease Pimples Sores Dis- ¬ nted ble diseases but we do maintain with Office Fifth and Main Streets opposite City from an impure state of the blood promptly and completely eradicated forever from the Court Room system restoring health andjmrlty with all earnestness that a case pro- Hopkinsville Ky Telephone No 5 TTidney nounced incurable by your family Weakback frequent and burning urine dis Scofula Tumors Eczema Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising and Urinary aoc physician is a splendid field for the flRH HWALLACE operation the Electropoise It may be just the treatment necessary of Phy ician and Surgeon eases of the bladder of both sexes promptly ana saituy cuit u j 41 special T XjctUiO TvllUecelvefor all and caref treatment their many and is quite likely to be so If it fails this is no argument against the Poise but in such a case the fact of the physicians statement is proven to be true OFFICE up stairs opposite Telephone office B11U1CU IS -TliiOOv r TO Gonorr- corner Ninth and Main Residence corner t l hcea J JJVCLLC Strictures Varicocele H ydro- Main and Seventeenth Syphilis Gleet ceie lenaerneg ucaKiiess oi urgans Piles Hopkinsville Ky jl8ujaquicKiy ruruu wuaoui pain oa deten- tionfrom business oric k iii JUNIUS CMoDAVriT Dentist Office over But manys the patient nopkinsvllleKy Kellys Jew elry Store who has been given up by his physi cian who has again received life II IISKERRITT Painter and Paper Hanger ALL WORK Done with Neatness and Dispatch and through treatment of the Electropoise sunptVi VALUABLE BOOK FREE Ak est rnces at Low office atrAnt ndrt to T It Beard Hopkinsville Ky rs i J ADDRESS DUBOIS B3 FOURTH WEBB AVENUE 25ci Nothingbutflrst latestaahlon Shaving lOcShampoding ft v proprietor of First Naf ional Barber Shop 25c W GRAIi tlons Impotenry Melancholy Dizziness Loss of Energy and Confidence the dreadful effects of Early Vice which brings Organio Weaknes unfitting one for business stuoy or enlovment of life treated with never failing success On examination tho urinary deposits a ropy sedi ¬ ment will often be found and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear orthe cpiorwlll be of a thin mllkltfi nue again changing to a dark and turbid appearance There are many men who die of this difficulty ignorant of the cause which the second stage of Sejnlnal Weakness TheIs doctor will guarantee aperfect cure in all such cases and n healthy reotoratlon of the genitureurlnary WRITE your troubles If living away fr62- the city You can bo cured at fcorrJjfJf pondenee Absolute tfHrov home by pjofeW in all sionai dealing and vrWT medicine pent senre from observation Testimonials oi are neter published Bank referencesnanenis to my resronsJbflltycheeiiu Address Nervous Debility Hair Cutting olasa work and In the I Louisville Kentucky Net door to First National Hopkinsville Ky Bank Dr Kollaok 613 rA Church Street Nashville Tehh fi A f- I vo rT JX- j it j i J August 2 7 1895 Olrcmit Court Directory Kondny in February term three weeks J third Monday in May term two wqeks flr Monday 1b September term thre weeks r Fourth Monday In February Christi kt flrat Monday In June term em six Monday In September four weei term six we s OAiylWj second Monday In April term three wpifa ra Mondav n August term two weeks secQnd Monday In November Jterm three weeks Ltok Flrat Monday In May term two week first Monday In August term two weeks fir tMpnnday l December term two weeks TBicc--F- irt V -- HOPKINSVILLE EENTUCKIAN What the Editor Heard A STORY FROM CAYUGA CO Thousands ol Women bradfiel ds E iFEnAi SUFFER UNTOLD MISERIES REGULATOR ACTS AS A SPECIFIC Bj Arousing to Health Action all her Organs It causes health to bloom and joy to reign throughout tho frame it Never Fails to Regulate My wife has been under treatment of lead- Ine tiliTMclaiis three venm without hnnnflt After dslne three bottles of BKADFIELDS KKMALK ItEOULATOIl she can do lirniin nnu nasuine COOKiDBiiiiuKiuK WILL RIDE OVER NIAGARA Michigan Aeronaut Arranging to Slake tho Perilous Journey Jackson Mich has a resident who is devoting time and money to further a scheme to successfully go over Niag ara falls and survive tho attempt It is now seven years since an experiment of tho kind has been tried In August 1889 Charles D Graham is alleged to have traversed the turoulent falls In a largo cask but at the time there were those who disputed the trip being made and regarded it as a cheap bid for notoriety bv a man who had neither tho requisite nerve nor the faith in his CERULEAN SPRINGS rl M NY 8Ui Peimell of Xlles JT Y Tell SUracla of the WlnetcentU Cetittuy fa j Frvm the Cayuga Co N Yt Independent Hearing through Messrs Allen Burch Dr Kollock fn Nashville Begular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon U S Nayy after wards Post Surgeon U 8 Army ahd later Surgeon British Marine Service with two years experience as physician at Hot Springs ArK Endorsed by the Enoyclopcedla Drl anlca Vol X page 185 the largest and mostlateortant work In the world being In wenfj4lye volumes each the size of a large church Bible He Is noted as the discoverer of the active principle of gelsomlnum a speci- ¬ fic for neuralgia of tho frtco and womb Cures Catarrh Syphilis Lost Manhood and General Debility The Doctor has been all over the world and has jnado mrny cures glenupby other physicians Vendome Bultdln h j DBiDltoU cibuiu Anuonaennn KEUUUTOU CO aih Atlanta GaJ i Bold by druggUti at 8100 per bottle T Is unequalled for Eczema Tetter Salt Rheum Scald Head Sore tipples Chapped Hands Itching Piles Burin Frost Lites Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Ey j Lids For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box Chamberlaino Eye and Skin Ointment TO H0R3B0WNEBS Mr Andrew PickoD3 Calhouii and For TiUttinor a horse in n finn lipnltliv rnn Miss Florida Lee were married in dition try Dr Qudys Condition Powders They tone up the system aid digestion cure New Xork That Tired Feeling Is a common complaint and it dangerous symptom It means that tho system is debilitated because of impure oioou uuu in iuih uuiiuiuon id is especially liable to attacks of disease Hoods Sarsrparilla is the remedy for this condition and also for that weakness which prevails at the change of the season climate or life loss of appetite relieve constipation correct kidney disorders and destroy worms giving new life to an old or over worked horse 2o is a cents per package For tale by druggists V THE DABTnOLOMEW SHIP When Whea When When Baby was sick wo gav her Castoria she was a Child she cried for Castoria she became Miss she clung to Castoria she had Children sbe gave them Castoria Hoods Pills act easily yet promptly and efficiently on the bowel and liver 25 Black rust is running hundreds of Romes Knights of Templars will fiields of spring wheat in Northwes- ¬ attend the triennial conclave at Bos- tern Ksnsas Remedy says I take pleasure in recommending it to my customers for Has Footlights made anything I am certain that it will always please out of his play Jerusalem yes them I sell more of it than all other he picked up a barrel of cabbage after kinds put together For sale by his first performance R C Hardwick druggist i Since 1878 there have been nine e p The Catholic Total Abstinence con- demies of dysentery in different parts vention adjourned after the 1200 of the country in which Chamberlains delegates had renewed their pledges Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy on their knees was used with perfect success Dysjjr entery when epidemic is almost as A Soukd Liver Makes a Well Man severe and dangerous as Asiatic chol Are you bilious constipated or era Heretofore the best efforts of the troubled with jaundice sick headache most skilled physicians have failed to bad taste in mouth foul breath coat- check ravages this remedy however ed tongue dyspepsia indigestion has cured the most malignant cases s hot dry skin pain in back and be- - both of children and adults and un- ¬ tween the shoulders chills and fever der the most trying copditions which etc If you have any of these symp- pro e it to be the best medicine in toms ygilr liver is out of order and the world For sale by R C Hard ¬ your buMd is slowly being poisoned wick druggist because your blood does not act propA 400000 fire happened in Phil- ¬ erly Herbine will cure any disorder of the liver stomach or bowels It adelphia Monday has no equal as a liver medicine Baleards Snow Liniment Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at R C Hardwicks drug store This Liniment is different in comm position from any other liniment on imMillions of feet of lumber are being market It is a scientific discovery CDnsumed by forest flames at the wnicn results in it being the most northwest penetrating Liniment ever known Thpre are numerous white imitations My little boy when two years of age which may be recommend because was taken very ill wjth Woody flux I they pay the seller a greatet profit was advised to use Chamberlains Beware cf these and demand Ballards Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Snow Liniment It positively cures and luckily procured part of a bottle Rheumatism Sprains Neuraleria I carefully read the directions and Bruises Wounds Huta Smnrir and gave it accordidnly He was very low Inflammatory Rheumatism Burns slowly and surely ho began to Sftildn Snrakof n Aricloo improve gradually recovered and is Stiff Joints Old Sores Pain in Back now as stout and strong as ever I Barb Wire Cuts Sore Chest or Throat feel sure it saved his life I can never and is especiallybeneficial in Paralypraise the remedy half its worth I sis Free trial bottle at C K Wylys am sorry everyone in the world does not know how good it is Mrs Lina Frank Pixley a veteran journalist S Hinton Grahanisville Marion Co died at San Francisco Florida For sale by R C Hardwick druggist They All Praise It e Rev C S Owens pastor M E Senator Bill Chandler of New church Greenville Ga says I take Hampshire has written an article endorsing tho administration of Pres- very great pleasure in recommending to the public Kings Royal Germe ident Cleveland tuer I have been using it at times for three years for Dyspepsia and Yes Tis So Nervousness with the most gratifying y that Foleys Colic and Diarrhoaa Cure results I think it is due this wongives quick and positive relief in all derful medicine to say that 1 have bowel complaiuts 25c and 50c known a number of ministers and For Sale by R C Hardwick and C others who have taken it and so far as I now remember they all speak of K Wyly its curative and strengthening effects New York Democrats are not ready with unstinted praise No one who to accept Whitneys declaration to buys it and uses as directed for the try fer the Democratic nomination for troubles for which it is recommended will exchange it for any other mediprajflOent New package large bottle 108 cine doses SI For sale by R C Hard- ¬ Yoo Can Depend On It wick druggist that Foleys Colio and Diarrhoea Cure is an instant relief for colic summer There are 519779 less sheep in complaint cholera morbus diarrhoaj Ohio tlrs year than last bloody flux chronic diarrhoao cholera What is a Guarantee infantum bijious colic painters colic and all bowel complaints 25c is this If you have a Cough or It and 50c For sale by R C Hardwick Cold a tickling in the Throat which and C K Wyly keeps you constantly coughing or If you are afflicted with any Chest At the Dentists Young lady Throat or Lung Trouble Whooping Who was that scieam Cough timorously c and you use Ballards Dentist ing just now Dont be Horehound Syrup as directed giving alarmed it was a patient who was be it a fair trial and no benefit is experiing treated free of charge Vereins enced we authorize our advertised Blat agent to refund your money on return i of bottle It never fails to give satisGlaPidinqs to Asthma Suffemnos faction It promptly relieves BronLawsonElvidge of Barringtonlll chitis Free trial bottle CK Wyly states he was cured of chronic asthma Every sub station in the Boston of long standing by Foleys Honey Postal District is to bo connected with and Tar It gives positive relief in all the Central Postoffice by pnuematio cases oi astuma so iuuu vma uwcuoo tubes when not completely cured robbed of Doufc you know that Hoods Sarsa all terrorsby this great remedy No without it 50c parilla will overcome that tired feel ¬ sufferer should be Take no substitute Foe sale by R ing and give you renewed vigor and 0 c vitality C Hardwick and UK Wyly f wm ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ KOIIC2 United I tvaht every man Mr C D Yonker a well known Statu Interested In and woman In tho Whisky Opium and druggist of Bowling Green Ohio in habits to have one ofthe book on these dis raj speaking of Chamberlains Cough eases382 Address B M bewoolley Atlanta Ga and one will Bor sent jou free ton contrivance to accomplish such a peril- ¬ ous feat Coryell Bartholomew of Jackson proposes to make the trip and he brings to his assistance in doing it tho experience of a lifetime in aerostation He came into prominence as an aeronaut in 1890 when he toured tho world with the Chicago and all America baseball teams giving hot air balloon ascensions and parachute drops His trip in this particular was a series of remark ¬ able successes and gained for him in all the principal countries of tho old world a reputation for daring and skill Since that time he has been engaged in business in Jackson and he has spent much time in perfecting various practical inventions in the line of air navi- ¬ gation The contrivance in which Bartholo¬ mew proposes to ride over the falls re ¬ sembles a huge dumb bell in appear ance A hollow shaft of thinsteel 100 feet long acts ds an axle to two spheres 45 feet in diameter allowing enough room on the shaft between the mam- ¬ moth balls for a trapeze which will be secured in such a manner as to allow the spheres and axle to revolve at will without inconvenience to tho occupant of the trapeze bar The spheres referred to will be constructed on a steel frame and will be covered with rubber and over that a layer of cork to prevent punctures upon sharp rocks Inside of each will be a gas balloon as large as the Interior will admit and when these balloons are inflated with hydrogen gas it is estimated that tho strncturo will have a lifting power of five tons A sufficient amount of movable ballast will be attached to the shaft on either side of the trapeze to keep the machine from rising from the water as it floats down the river When the verge of the precipice is reached and the plunge is made the ballast will be gradually re- ¬ leased thus allowing the contrivance to slowly settle to tho bottom of the falls If it is found that the force of the water has been underestimated the inventor Intends to release all ballast and make one of the most notable bal ¬ loon ascensions known to history Mr Bartholomew is anxious to make tho trial in tho summer of 1800 druggists of Nile that Mr Silas Z Pen nellj a respected citizen of that town had been cured of a bad case of sciatic rheuma ¬ tism by th useof Dr Williams Pink Pills rVr Pale People the editor of the Cayuga County Independent determined to know the truth of the matter and went out to Niles Mr Pennell is a farmer and has a neat and comfortablo home near Niles We asked Mr Pennell if it was true that he had been cured of a bad case of rheumatism by Dr Williams Pink Pills He said that three years ago in August 1891 he was seized with severe pains in the hip just where the sciatic serve is which gradually ran down his leg naking lift o misery to him but not preventing him From doing some work on the farm Soon after he was loading hay whea he slipped off the load and hit his hip on the wheel After this ho was worse sufferirr great agony and for some time was unabe to do anv work as his physician He took such medicli prescDDea ana lmproria somewhat so that bo could hell somo arruta tne farm again About Thanksgivin time he washelpingto put away some barrels of cder which ne had made when he straied himself and again became helpless He then tried another physician who felt confident of curing him br tne use or tne electric battery ana meal cfnes which he prescribed But failure was the result he got no better and another physician was tried and treated him for tome time By this time his whole body was affected Sharp pains would start in his hand or foot run up one side of his body over his shoulders and then down tho other side and then pass off for a short time These palm would return retjularly alfect inir his whole body and nothing scorned to relieve him and he began to despair of ever being well In the spring of 1S92 a relative in another countr read or a case very simi lar to Mr Pennells which had been cured by Pink Pills and sent the article to him asking if it did not suit his case It was very similar and he determined to try them He commenced taking Pink Pills and soon felt better the pains became less violent with longer intervals between them Ha felt encouraged and persevered in their use and soon became abe to work on the farm and in April or May he felt so free from pain fhat he considered himself a well man aaln He sa8 e ias probably taken 20 bixes nnd able to do as good a days work as any other man and we can say that ha looks like a hil and hearty man who had never known sickness Dr Williams Pink Pills contain all the elemnt3 necessary to frire new Ufa and rich ¬ ness to the blood an 1 restore shattered nerves They are for sale by all druggists or may be had by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N Y for 60c oer box or six boxes for SJ50 T WIGUNN Sulphur Trure Oomrtv Kentucky This famous health and pleasure resort tho oldest in Western Kentucky is situatedibn the O V Railroad H miles from Princeton an316 miles from Hopkinsville and is open the year round SIX TRAINS DAILY COfV CO THE HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS ARE UNSURPASSED and Chalybeate Water in Abundance Temperature of Sulphur Water 56 degrees flowing from a bold and novo failing spring AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN STRING BAND ON HAND fates reasonable and made known on application Address Managers OT 7v7 For Descridtivp Pamphlet and full particulars 0 TJ2T2Sr 3G Summer season now open Chalybeate Springs GEO L DIAL Proprietor There Is no longer anv excuse for the people to remain in the cities through the arm summer months or the wantlofaccomodatlons at the CHALYBEATE SPRINGS at SE BREE KY Tho proprietor GL Dial has reeently built a house with ajuumber of good woll sent Hated rooms within twenty yards of the Springs sufficiently elevated which make It quite adeslrabe for quiet rest and health 3 JXES 500 3eT T eels 1895 15 THE GREAT SUMMER RESOfjT DMMBQU S PRIEVGS DAWSON Ho kins County KENTUCKY These celebrated chalybeate and salts springs are situated Immediately upon the Chesa leake Ohio and southwestern R K 165 miles vest ol Louisville Ky and 6S miles east of Paducah Ky THE ARCADIA HOUSE is new and neatly furnished with capacity o entertaining 800 The owners of the hotel are also owners oi tne springs ana me p ueta of the Area- iiersona dla House have FREE ACO KSS to the Springs without extra charge Invalids should remem- her that the months of June and July oner canv advantages to persons visiting the Springs orpampniets etc appiy to The dry and liquid salts are manufactured a tnese springs n jiholema CO Proprietors W Formerly with Alexander T Grant Propr B T Grant E B Baldwin Clerks TROTS ALONG LIGHTLY Bemarkablo Activity of a Dog vrith an Artificial Ijce- One of tho most beantiful features of modern civilisation is the increased fellow feeling shown by man for all brutes but especially for certain faith ful intelligent animals which often put us to shame by their devotion to I 71 Wt t I I empire cost 1000000 lives Dr Lage ¬ neau estimates that the small wars of tho third republic havo been fought at comparatively small cost of human life He estimates the total loss for the century to have been 0000000 of men mostly young the 500000 that took part in tho Italian war nearly 10000 perished Nearly 1000 perished lii the expedition to China The med- ¬ ical statistics of the French In tho war of 1870 have not been published nor have thoso of the Mexican undertaking The effective strength of the French in 1870 71 was 1400000 men The number lost is not positively known but It is believed that the wars of tho second 05015 FRENCH LOSSES IN WAR Six Million Men Said to Havo Perished In tho Wars of the Last Century Dr Lageneau of the French academy of medicine has been making an esti-¬ mate of tho deaths by tho wars of France for the past century He finds according to the New York Sun that tho civil wars of tho end of the eight- ¬ eenth century and of the republic up to and Including tho year 1800 cost tho lives of more than 2120000 Frenchmen From the year 1801 to Waterloo when France was fighting Europe in arms more than 3150000 Frenchmen were engaged and nearly 2000000 perished Under tho restoration Louis Phillipe and the second republic when there were campaigns In Spain Greece and Algiers tho army Included less than 215000 men and the loss in battle was only twenty two per thousand Even in the brilliant African campaigns the mean annual loss was less than 150 men Nest came an era of frequent and bloody wars the war Ih the Crimea the war in Italy the war in China the war in Mexico and Anally tho war with Out of rather less than 810 Prussia 000 French soldiers sent to the Crimea ARLINGTON HOTEL BEASONONBLL CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN RATES STREET LOUISVILLE HOT AND COLD BATHS KY BAR BARBER SHOP H SAMUEL HODGSON Tenn MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER Clarksville of ITALIAN MARBLE -SCOTCH SWEDE -and the most desirable EASTERN GRANITES TABLETS MONUMENTS STATUARY After 40 years experience we feel confident that all work entrusted to us will be executed in an artistic and skillful manner ONLY THE BEST MATERIAL UcED gET Mr perished Oi F M Whitlow is our solicitor JWtfrr mtm m Livery Feed And wife Sale KENTUCKY ggS HOPKINSVILLE Stable COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS HAS AX AI1TIFICIAX LEO their friends Sometimes when such favorites ore badly injured it seems necessary to kill them But a London man E Mosely has a dog whoso left fore paw was crushed so badly that am- ¬ putation at the knee became necessary and yet in order to enable it to get about and enjoy life a few years more ho had an artificial leg made for it out of aluminum and white buckskin laced up behind with a soft rubber solo Tho leg la jointed at the right places and is provided with a mechan- ¬ ism that imitates the natural spring of the foot so that tho dog can trot along nicely without noise or jar Wanamaker on Advertising HE REMEMBERED CGood Rigs with or without drivers furnished day or night Special rates to Commer Dot His Prospective Hostess Got Duck at clalmcn Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES Him Just the Same Washington society has been described In so many different ways that SOUTHERN B0WLIH6 GREEN people In general have no definitely correct Idea of itj but that there are Normal many bright people there is abundantly Business College proved in a little book called Tho ESTABLISHED IN 1070 Show in Washington in which the folGREEN BUSINESS COLLEGE BOWLING SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL lowing story Is given Encllsh Teachers Scientific and Classic The great Business Training School ol the South Mavroyeni Bey tho young- Turkish provided Book Keeplngr Shoit hand Telegraphy Type minister aspires to be a society leader Writlne and Penmanship Pupils can enter at Courses Music of Art and Elocution Send for board and tuition lor Low rates catalogue A young hostess was Issuing verbal in- ¬ cnytlme Send for catalogue CnEBBY BBOS Propra BovrVsg QreonKy Mention Course dtstred vitations to her friends for an informal Adresi wtwo separate schools under cne management Imi five oclock tea This is John Wanamakers idea about I do the heaviest adver ¬ advertising tising in dull times Then it is when people look most keenly for bargains and are anxious to know how much things cost and where they can save money I advertise particular things give prices and take as much pains with my announcement as I do with my stock One big dinner wont keep up the reputation of thq house but steady good cooking does it I never permitted interest m my announcement to lag and never miss on issue in my chosen publications Advertising has made my store one of the largest in the wotvj t - gagement for mo Tho following day tho party met early in tho afternoon at tho white house and upon seeing his hostess-to-b-e ho crossed the room saying Is it not this afternoon at fivo that I am to have tho pleasure of taking tea with you I do not remember was tho re ¬ sponse of tho young lady Ask your secretary gho Ho So Tho minister overhearing her smil ¬ ingly begged that he might be included in the list and at tho same time called out to his secretary who entered th room Monsieur Effendl mademoiselle has asked mo to tea with her at five oclock to morrow Remember the en¬ HOW TO DRESS NEATLY the city We guarantee fits and absolute- ¬ ly dont want our customers to pay for any Our clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory stock fall winter woolens is now complete embracing all the latest designs in London specials and Foreign importations exclusive with us No one else can show them Every one knows we are artists in woolen fabrics and the most fashionable tailors in there are tho Alps at lost You Thn First View OUR TRIMMINGS first doss tourist company like this would work off any substitutions or imitations on its patrons Life Must be dont suppose a ho Chance To Forrester Do you talk in your sleep We haye Lancaster Not often twins at our house you know Town TnnJaa NTOBINCO FASIONABLETAILOSs ntPT r-- are always the very best We invite you to call ancU see for yourself and get prices Tt irY fW- - VHWf Wf u i umsmr9 jF VWti4ijMvKWPw nt rfrt fmimimmimAimiBfrYi 8 Take VitaliajQiver Pills HOPKINSVILLE KENTTTOKtlN J August 27 1895 HERE1ND THERE Born to the wife of Mr Jno R Kitehea da the 24th inst a boy Dr B N Fruit Dentist office oyer UityBank Hopkinsville Ky Sem choice young Plymouth Hook tjpbkerels for sale 40000 t FORTY the o THOUSAND ajxoo step stove o J I lIUyuAli Queensware J - 440000 t A BIG RACKET for Hopkinsville but that is size ofiouf8 You are invited come and see Furniture Talk Jr jgfflfc Bureau onlyA9d Wash stands onlvSi79V Extra heavy splint bottom chairs t Stoye Items- T y The Ben Rosenbauin Btock of goods recently attached was sold yesterday Vy the sheriff to John Moayon vr A bran new buggy never been run for sale cheaper than dirt In quire at this office 8 rooms on corner of Clay and 36th streets Apply at this office K Apply here Fullsize lounge only flW Good kitchen safe 1196 88 Full size bed onlyl THE RACKET on-0-- On the Market on the market for bargains jywzuset For Rent desirable cottage of 6 or WE are There are now 22 convicts in the workhouse and Rev J as L Aliens- worth went outNSunday and preached them a sermon i Wanted a farm to work onthe shares with good force Inquire Jat this office Simon Wilcox col was tried in the JPolice1 REVOLVERS some as cheap as 119 Solid oak rocker only 996 and we will bur any stock Toilet Soaps some as cheap aslc cake Good quality cotton top mattress of goods tkatrcomes in Cigars lc each only 200 in our line If price Covered tin budkets 4 5 7 9 12 14c Woven wire bed springs only S149 Straw hats 3c is right we huve the cash All wire bed splines only S169 24 sheets note paper lc to plank down f onthe stuff if Bed room suit bed bureau and o ii j li oo no Rnrnlnnua On nanlrtmn wwww ujiugD cheap no matter where or how much r Bibles in teachers and family sizes i Childshigh chair only 53cir Good cane seat chairsS2S9 set Good cane seat rocker 74c V Q00d bolted arm rocker L89 nn eo os so KO v Hnffia No 7 step stoves S87R Outfits 200 5225 250 vNo 8 step stove 660 box stove only 475 7 Heating stoves as cheap as SI 89 We have over two car loads of stoves ana can save you money on anyunng in the stove line an SVTltlll r tVr 2u I w vjups ana saucers uuiv Oil Plates only 80c set Tumblers only 8c each Bowi and pitcher only 63c ef wu THREEFLOMS Twenty Departments 15 to 50 Clerks Run our own Freight and Deliv ¬ ery Wagons Toilet sets 10 pieces only S179 Rockingham and Yellow Ware also MOSCl UltO Read made We h house no extra charge JsarS them iu your i Shoes for Anybody We had over eight ry Double 89c Uworth when shoes commenced Extra large S109 togo up and we are sell Novels 5c each ing all of our od Books at auction prices Wo lWaS ards 8c to 35c- stock at old prices Cotton Plaids 8 to 4o yd can save yoti 20 to 85c pair a Jn 1ivn1 hfinvr iinlilonotiorl do- 1J J lueoiiu yu vuo iui njv ju on your shoes- rComo givo us a trial vt tfu1 Calico 8J to 5c yard je ¬ 1 single vyc thousand dollars Sia in l k A t v and costs and we will level your head on the sub eit of GENUINE BARGAINS Fob Rent A very desirable dwell We have the goods we have the nerve to sell cheap CUT PRICES ing on South Virginia street 8 rooms J w w ware We dont make muEh fuss but sell goofcls mighty close j That is the kind of people we are Jarge shady yard Hoplcinsville Ky 314 316 Main St New York 5tO Broadway Judge M D Brown has been in Tited to make a few speeches for the Democratic state ticket and will take PEKSONAI GOSSIP the stump in a few days A much needed shower fell TuesMr M A Lowry is at Dawson day morning Miss Mollie Ellis went to Dawsdn N will sell round trip The L to Louisville at one and one Sunday to spend this week tickets and for third fares Aug Miss Hattie Johnson has returned morning trains of the 26th good re- to Owensboro turning until and on Sept 17th and Mrs J D Elliott of Owensboro is will sell each succeeding Sunday and and Monday morning during the visitiug her farther Dr Wheeler races J M Adams Misses Mildred and Mary Johnson REXDALE HERD of BerkBhire bogs and A Southdown sheep Nice lot of rear old Bucks m mm On and after Sunday Aug 25th will return to Louisville to day rfJ andplgsof both sexes now ready lor delivery Jm H r Sunday excursion rates between all Mrs F P Renshaw iB visiting relit fX Newstead Ky stations on the Ohio Valley Ry will atives in Evansville Ind this week be one and one third fare for the -W A W AH Goodwin Dr PE West of Ferguson Ky W A PPool round trip E M Sherwood Agt me city ounciay visiung B F Mitchell G P A Miss Lizzie Boyd of Crofton is the GGODWiN POOL A pretty straight report has it that doc- guest ot Jttiss Hate Townes a prominent young Hopkinsville tor will be married next Thursday to Mr and Mrs J R Barr of Lexing w tm m m ML t a handsome young widow also of tou are visiting Mr Hunter Woods Keep the best and freshest stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be tnis city who is on a visit to Lexington family where the Wedding will take place found in the city Miss Inez Carter is spending sev Wanted at Crofton academy a eral days on a pleasant visit to U3P Country Produce handled j music teacher who can assist in friends in the country Opposite Phoenix Hotel t vr y Ap teachmcr primary department Main street All fllnrnnno Afillai nf Aforliortn- ply to wm Robinson Hopkinsville ville is in the city and has secured a REV T SIMPSON McCAM Ky 2 Next Term Begins position with Forbes Bro MRS T S McCALL HOPKINSVILLE George E Kirkman and Miss Ada MISS JENNIE C JARMAN Mrs J R Armstead has gone to A High Grade Institution for the Education of Young Duval of Todd county Ky were Montgomery MISS A F MAUPIN married at the court house Friday R S ArmsteadAla to visit her son Strong Faculty Ladies MISS DANA SLAUGHTER afternoon by Squire Z Smith The couple rode almost all of the previous - Messrs P G and W S Gibbs of MISS E ESTELLE YANCEY Texas are visiting Mr H H Aber- Best Music Department in Western Kentucky night Clarksville Times MISS KATE FOLLANSBY A P Campbell has resumed nathy Dr MISS ALICESHEPMlf his practice and also has secured the Mr Terry Hill a successful yonnc MISS FLORENCE McCL right to extract teeth by the painless druggist of Sherman Tex is visiPROF R T STEINHAGEN ting his sister Mrs T G rates process Office over Bassett Co will be found with a MRS LELIA BETTIS Mrs Chas M Meacham went to full line As administrator of John D Tyler of pleasure ve- ¬ will on Monday Septem- Dawson Sunday to spend a week or deceased I ber 2nd 1895 at 10 oclock a m offer ten days hicles at F A Yosts www for sale to the highest bidder at pub A Payne and Miss Felia Mrs L lic auction all of the household goods Payne have taken rooms at the Rod- - Cos harness store on Mnth and personal property of John D Ty gers house now owned- by John Moay Stv Call and see me before ler deceased at his late residence on consisting of all kinds of household The best stock of Stoves and Ranges In Messrs Milton Martin and Prof buying the city and kitchen lurniture carpets sideyou board bedsbedding etc Also a fine Haifer of Madisonville attended B milk cow Terms cash Given under the Hardin Bradley debate in this city Friday my hand this August 23 1895 ffllJ Everything in the Tinware line cheap as to Henhy D Wallace dirt Miss Beulah Edwards of the counAdministrator of Jno DTyler Decd try isthe pleasant guest of Misses liOMisville Lula and Lena Lacy on South Vir- ¬ Minister JlcKenzle Returns ginia st Call on us for Roofine and Guttering1 Hon Jas A McKenzie United Mr G C Dellman tates Minister to Peru arrived at been visiting friends who has been and relatives in Am And all other New York Thursday and is now at the city and country for several Bestpumpsln themarket Forcepuxaps All Who Have Their Clothes Made home on a leave of absence He will weeks left for Boston Monday bucket pumps all kinds o1 pumps Standard Makes be at Bowling Green and in this if so By Miss Cornelia Blakeley who has county most of the time and will not in been visiting relatives near Gracey for return to Peru until after the election Brown Special attention to Repairing several weeks arrived in this city last Gold Bilver and Nickle evening and will return to her homo Virginia St Hopkinsville Ky Gall on in Mortons Gap this morning From 250 up NEW FALL SAMPLES Opposite Hotel Latjusx Prof G W Pooler and wife of you have an old watch NOW IN Philadelphia have been added to the faculty of South Kentucky college GEO W YOUNG you want to trade w will in the musical department and ar- IIP5KBIOI2 - - IDYMEBD rived last week in allow full value for CO BASSETT Mrs J H Anderson has returned part payment on a new- - one from the Old Point trip Mr AnderAgents son will be absent several days long- ¬ er as he wentto New York and Bos GRAVES CONDY ton to buy fall goods Senator Blackburn passed through JEWELERS the city Thursday night after his HOPKINSVILLE KY Cadiz speech Many Democrats Saturday August 3Ith 1895 we MAIN STREET Is the finest Hotel in the South All mod will open our new furniture JBSL called upon him during his short stop era lmproTeaenXB Steam Heat and Elect store at the old Geo 0 Thomp at Hotel Latham He will return Lights throughout son stand on Main street next KNWLEDGE door to our hardware store here to deliver a speech on Sept 5 T J SARZEDAS Rates 2 to 360 per day V - Lesson k given In Oil and China Painting HOTEIj LATHAM Brings comfort and improvement an Hopqks Co MauagerB Administrators Notice Drawing In Charcoal Crayon Pastel etc NEW STORE teuds to personal enjoyment whe Jesson Hours trom 8 to 12 A M Having taken steps to file suit in CHINA FIRED rightly used The many who live bettiEW GOODS Publio Sale Those Interested Invited to o ill s ter than others and enjoy life more w ith the Hopkins county circuit court to jgp- - STUDIO at Residence South Main St of- ¬ On Thursday August 29 1 will NEW PRICES less expenditure by moe promptly settle the personal estate of B W adapting the worlds bert products to sale at my residence near Everybody urgently requested --Crabtreedeceased all persons hold fer for CIAS8 IN the needs of physical being will attest to attend and examine our Church Hill the following described stock of Beautiful New Goods thevaiueto health of the pure liquid ing claims against him are hereby noat prices that defy competition One very gentle har laxative principles embraced in the tified to file them with me at Crofton property viz MISS VIRGINIA GHOLSON extends an Ky or with C H Busb attorney at ness mare one gentle saddle mare remedy Syrup of Figs We want a share Invitation to all ladles Interested In flue Its excellence is due to its presenting Hopkinsville Ky on or before the ooe splendid work mule two good to call at of your patronage tn this line Art Embroideryspecimens Hotel Latham fn the form most acceptable and plea and eximlne her and propose to have It if Low of work 20th of September 1895 properly milch cows one carriage and buggy Prces and fair dealing se ait to the taste the refreshing and truly verified according to law or they will with harness complete a lot of farm ¬ Special attention given to the teaching of oure 8ouvenlrs from will 12 9 to Blending and Shading beneficial properties of it perfect lax be forever baned ing implements household and kitch oclock Class will begin Monday August 19 Ladles GUS YOUNG has Yours Respectfully ative effectually cleansing the system en furniture David I Crabtree will please cullat9 their earliest convenience dispelling colds headaches and fevers Admr of B W Crabtree to 12a in 280 to 580 THOMPSON Lesson hours the Agency for the Terms of sale made known ou dayj deceased and permanently curing constipation Terms Reasonable Instruction Thorough 13 1895 of sale MEADQFT Champion Mowers Ithas given satisfaction t millions and August Mrs V DFox met with the approval of the medical Sibley WUI Not Conic and Reapers KemoTal Notice Church Hill Ky t profession because it acts on the Kid Congressman J C Sibley of Ex We have moved frnm rnnrf nlnnn Beys Liver and Bowels without weak- City Transfer g ARE YOUR RVKS PKBirenTt to rooms Qver First v tUt X 2aing them and it is perfectly free from Pennsylvania the great free silver li i leyery objectionable substance a r fwi H 3M Dalton has bonerbt out Thos where we can be found and with n m r r vanostle will not speak here on the rtr fcv Syrup of Figs is tor sale by all drug 80th as advertised His appointment Jesups interest in the Hopkinsville full line insurance companies and j J PMBQlwi gfete m 50c ana 1 bottles but it is man- city transier ana tue miBiness win in preparea to nanqie real estate IU L 9 ufactared fay the California Fig Syrup has been changed to woodvjlle a future be done by Skerritt sHKJMrr BUCKNER 4 Co Dal wvn vwmr nfjitjfrf where a big only whose name is printed on every village near Paducah vCo ton All kind b of freight and bag Successors to Buckner t Hays package also the name Syrup of Figs barbecue will be held on that date HIVE rATTRIEYIOl KTAVTNieni Office l8tnst and gage transferred andbeine well informed you will not jf Vitaha double strength fox sale by N railroad Telephone 112 Sam Tones not the evangelist is L apMtaolM Mid ad- - vT lieopt any subitituto if offered Cby AX X KUy i Sk15Rritt druggists D alton a Topulist candidate for the State tvt 1rtf theeountry uSerite jn the Fulton cgiva distritf cBnea 5 charge of swearing on the streets and court yesterday on a WE OFFER NO BAITS and no special sales but OUR PRICES are always below market prices We sell everything at JEREMIAH H KUGLER Y iivh Wliwm li CI niHL Manager 23-24-- y j H j Hopkinsville Ky MONDAY if COllSSfG v rp FACULTY d H SEPT j Carnages Phaetons I VI Buggies This is Tire Place For Your Daughter Prof T S McCall sMw fir Prest w LAD1ES Are oing to STOVES C WEBB TINWARE Suited T TWm If it to the ROOFING PUMPS G R Wanamaker Dont Fail to REPAIR WORK T v J SZEDS Htt Latham k Mrs J E Dabney For a Fall Walking Hat or a Sailor Justth Thing For a Traveling Hat m dt NEEDLE WORK m 1 svjvr V f r i ft1 vfe m r t j WIMMM ucr viC Jm ii j- 8xEhB 4 il LO -f Jtu

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