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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: September 3, 1895

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. f JsV IssbL a r i Itontudumu f Wf xm w SBV 3 HOPKINSVILLE KY v ftT TUESDAY I4 SEPTEMBEE3 1895 A BIGHT VOTE LINN PUNSJABOUT AND TRUE HAS IT OREAM OF NEWS Y m F r tat jam P jl m l f INO 61 m mm rr Il jrp i ljQSS MI NEW rw THIS COLUMN r v 300 VOTES AHEAD OF MORROW Suited tfl 2 mk Jp Miens mm fcfjs k F0B CHOICE of all our 3 75 ME1 500 Jt is supposed W ess co t 4 that he met his death while stealing a ride on a freight train by falling under the wheels al though it may have been that he met with foul play There was nothing upon the body to aid in identifying it The corpse was taken on to West Point where a coroners inquest was held i Blackburn Next Thursday Oy Brown Reports From the District So Far As Re¬ Nominated Two Destructive Fires Died ceived Linns SmaU Vote In Christian 1rom Ills Injuries Prof Cox Growing County Morrows Majority Exceeds One Weaker Killed atMorganfleld Thousand Tramp Killed by the Cars J Eabunqton Kn Aug 80 An un A light vote was polled in the juman was found dead on the dicial primary Saturday the total known S W tracks near Norton- vote falling under 4000 Of these viilethis morning The Louisville votes Linn received about 2075 and bound passenger was brought to a Morrow 1800 The race in this coun- ¬ halt when the engineer Baw what ¬ looked to be the body of a man across ty was quiet and free from excitement In many precincts particu- ¬ the track The corpse was that of a man seemingly about thirty five years larly in the southern part of the coun- ¬ of age and dressed in a suit of worn ty less than a half vote was polled and shabby gray jeans A erreat on account of the ravages of the to ash was cut across his forehead and is body was otherwise crushed bacco worms In the north the vote C0 came out better and swelled Mor- ¬ rows majority many hundreds in the county In the city Linn received 99 votes out of 503 cast The vote in Christian county by precinctB near¬ ly complete is given below TOE CHRISTIAN COUNTV VOTE ilOBBOW LINN All who have 22 5 flolloman Lot Sold Hopkinsville No 1 Madisonville Ky Aug 28 Mr J S Whittinghill has purchased the beautiful lotion North Main street from Mr Harrison Holloman The lot is considered one of the most beautiful and valuable in the city Mr Holloman has had many flattering offers for the coveted piece of real estate but it seems that he never got his consent to sell till Mr Whit tinghill offered him 51800 which he accepted The lot fronts 75 feet on Main street Hustler Palmyra Concord E Crofton W No2 No3 No4 131 31 89 152 87 46 27 their clothes made by 26 46 24 5 1 Wanamaker Grows NEW FALL SAMPLES NOW IN IDYITED 22 59 20 7 Gracey Edwards mill Beverly Bennettstown Gordonfield 50 noon 17 14 25 59 13 6 18 15 15 NPembroke S r Grreat Offerdnss juress u ooas Our Summer Clearance Sale is Btill going on and we are selling at a Great Sacrifice our handsome line u-ms-na- ms Tencn Siamiiier Q oodsand you Novelty Wool Patterns These goods are going at cost never have such another opportunity to buy will If you want Remember we Bainbridge Madisonville Kt Aug 28 Mrs Longview Brents shop Barnhill wife of Jno D Barnhill a Newstead highly respected citizen was found Lantrips dead at her home about 5 oclock yes- Bluff Springs terday afternoon The family had all Perrys S H gone out and when her husband re- Lafayette turned a few hours later and did not Howell see her he Bat down to await her EastSH presence An hour later upon going uBtx j into the sitting room he found her Dogwood Bakers mill dead Dead in Her Room 34 57 34 16 37 2 4 17 13 1 33 38 70 19 28 61 37 3 44 23 C5 IIJSPEISMOII iS 38 0 1 A Tjmm noon uuuuuuuuuiuuuwuuuuiaiuuuaiuu AS CHEAP AS- RICHARDS Well just come and see how cheap they are or impossible Carpets Mattingsbargains Buss to duplicate have the best in town and Btock offer Died from Ills Wound 1334 334 GO HAENESS SADDLES BEIDLES Just t0 suit you An elegant line of Summer Lap Robes opened now Every thing you can need we have K B JI Yost Co School Shoes 4 Hr AnSTI3S03CE TILiEXV Corbel T77e liave excelled strxsr SFxeced ing 33fibxt a Irx Qliis Lino r- sTitlD- - eacIfcL pair a Furnishing mr A MUUUUi l -- E ULsrex gfora e E3ast for ii J4 VwrexxT j m s Brurxa isiiiiigr siMH 9 7atola oulx Aud ooclsi V w if V- - PETEEE SZ CO carried Cadiz by about 167 to 57 Montgomery by 34 to 5 and Cerulean AGENTS by 32 to 22 The other precincts have not been received Lyon got out a comparatively EEiYTTOKYDEMOCKATfr vote as the legislative heavy I candidates were also voted for Linn THE COMMITTEE CALLS UPON YOU TO- Heavy Logs By Fire LAY ALL DIFFERENCES ON THE carried Kuttawa Capt Stones prePARTY ALTAR The large stable of Emmett Caudle cinct by 211 to 27 but Morrow car- ¬ The vote in the situated near Newstead was entirely ried Eddyville d destroyed by fire about 9 oclock Fri County was 399 for Linn and 158 for Harmony Charity Forbearanae and Morrow Action and support for the Ticket- day night together with most of its Calloway s vote was received by contents consisting of a large lot of wire yesterday and Linno majority Most of the liye stock was of 854 overcame Morrows lead of grain The following is the address issued saved The fire is supposed to have nearly 600 The total vote was 935 to the Democracy of the state by the been incendiary The total loss for Linn and 81 for Morrow state central committee amounts to several thousand dollars The majorities as reported which In obedience to the resolution re with but little insurance will not be changed much by official cently adopted by the state central returns are For Linn Callowav Small Fire at Gnthrlo 854 Lyon 241 Trigg 200 making committee the undersigned earnestly The livery stable of J M Abshire 1295 For Morrow Christian 1025 appeal to the patriotism loyalty and at Guthrie was destroyed by fire Fri- leaving Linns majority in the dis devotion of the Democratic party in day night Fii e was discovered in trict about 270 The votes will be counted in the the interest of good government and the hay and it is thought to have four counties to day by the County the propriety and welfare of the peo- ¬ been incendiary All his stock was saved The insurance is given at Committees and next Friday the Dis ple of Kentucky to give their united 1500 The total loss is not stated trict Committee composed of Geo E and hearty support to the tickel n but is quite large Mr Abshire will Gary of Christian E P Phillips of platform made by the part at the Calloway Jno J Gaines of Trigg rebuild at once Hud M P Molloy of Lyon will meet June convention held in this city MorganUeld Mau Killed at Cerulean Springs to examine the Whatever opinions you may hold A negro whose name could not be returns and declare the result as to economic questious whatever learned was killed by the O V pasdifferences there may exist relative SCHOOLS OPEN senger train at Morganfield Saturday thereto we earnestly and sincerely morning Jie attempted to run The Largest Attendance Ever Reported at ask you to lay them on the altar of across the track in front of the en the party for its safety and success the Public Schools gine when it Btruck him knocking and unite in one great effort to defeat All of the city schools white and nim from the track He lay uncon scious for several hours before death colored began the fall sessions yester- ¬ the Republican pirty and its nomi- ¬ came to his relief day excepting South Kentucky col- ¬ nees Certainly no true Democrat desires Brown Nominated lege which starts Tuesday The Republican County Committee The attendance at the white public the election of the Republican ticket met yesterday and nominated Cyrus schools was the largest on record At and the defeat of the Democratic M Brown for the legislatureProf the Clay street building there were ticket J W Morgan having withdrawn the 501 and at the Virginia street build- ¬ We should wisely bear in mind nomination was by acclamation Mr ing 124 making 625 in the 17 rooms that in the past our sister states of R C Crenshaw Populist is likely to Few changes were announced in the south were subjected to a bitter be his only opponent the assignment of teachers Miss and degrading experience and a lose Prof Cox Still Alive Clifton one of the new teachers suc- of good government prestige pros Trenton Ky Sept 2 Prof S F ceeds Miss Barbour in the 5th grade perity and wealth under Republican control of their state and local gov Cox who was injured by a fall from a room 9 Miss Graves goes from room ernment affairs and relief Ciimo on 8 grade 8 to a new 5th grade in the moving train eight days ago is still annex and Miss Penn ly the other new ingthrough the Democratic party com ¬ into power It is n well known alive His condition remains unchan ¬ teacher takes Miss Graves old place ged except that he is growing weaker All of the other old teachers retain significant fact that Northern men or Republicans moving into or locating He connot recover the same rooms as last year The total seating capacity of both in the Southern states soon awaken ¬ August Arrests bnildings is 710 and with 625 pupils ed to the fact and necessity in their Unlawfully taking property the first day it will be seen that there own interests of voting with the is liable to ba a very crowded condi Democratic party for control of tho Trespass Drunk and disorderly tion when the schools are well under state and local affairs as a guaran ¬ way Mr McCartney xho now su tee of good government as against w C Ll iVs Using indecent language perintendent has made a fine impres- the Republican party and bad gov Shooting with intent to kill sion upon all He has rented the eminent The good people of Kentucky sure- language 5 Campbell place on South Main which Abusive cto not want to try the folly and 2 ho will occupy with hio family upon Peddling without a license angerous experiment of turning Using profane language 8 their arrival about November 1st over state and local affairs to the Re 11 Breach of peace t - publican party nearly one half of Drunkenness 11 Bethel Female college and Hopkinsville High school hTbo started out Continued on 5th page 1st column 88 yesterday with flattering prospects Total Abe Dillard col who was accidentally shot by John JameB in North Christian about two months ago died last Friday night from his wound He was shot in the stomach with a pistol ball while James was carelessly handling the weapon in his presence It was purely accidental Dillard was a young man 22 years old In Trigg the vote was light and Linns majority will be about 200 He ill W Unl--te- JI 1 3 V V Jd f A u fv MP O l V r V4 2 i v t m A 0EM i P f l y fe -V Public Safe m X GIEIi vi tl 3 H p iVrrxst j AJ JX1 W A A V9flrc TILLE Again we your very F r t SE em 5 c Ofcora Oak Gbove Aug will ask admittance valuable paper- v 28 in- Evans Grand CloslngOut Sale of Sebree of a mile west of on September 20h I95 She Trenton Ky Why Sho Bocsino Homesick and Wanted to Quit VVA irwtfl nl1A flMiiilT o a i i t si w 1 lit- f W 11 r SK J- the crop yr A troop of tramps stopped in a 4n barn last Wednesday night on the h Jersey is proudbf a poet who Buckiier farm nearherej and afterNetf The Fly Wheel of Life delibnight has a house in thats tato and pub- ¬ spending the barn they either Pills are on hre or left a erently set the lishes lny New York and the poet fire in there and the baru wpsj de- DrTutt Your Liver himself is proud of a gem of a serv- ¬ stroyed by the fire the next day the fly wheel of life I shall ever ant He came near losing her last about 10 o clockbe grateful for the accident that This particular girl came week Mr Ben Bradshaw of Longview SHHP feel from an old whaling town in Maine had a very fine horse stolen irom him broughtthem to my notice I The following described property three years niro and sho has been in last Wjeek The animal being very as if I had a new lease of life 21 first clas Work mules from 3 to 7 years old past 1 corabln- - the poets household over since She fine blooded wao considered cheap at 3 combined inaj ea 3 years old Col d gelding dtirlcbay3yoarsoidpa4tl extra among tne S200 He has no clue to the rogues J Fairleigh Platte Cannon e suckling eolt by Squirrel Demuirk 25 extra made no acquaintances but saw three suspicious characters sieera nom 1 tA1 toHJ5 lu- oexira ujce uigu neighbors girls and5 she bad no near his iriSiiretura home extra nice steady company In ptljer respects about 11diome oa at night and of IgU grade Gteers from 800 to lOOOlbs 25 smooth oclock steera but plalu4 from 800 to 1000 25 butcher she was worthy of the poets com ¬ course they were believed to have IN cattle mixed lot 12 bead of extra fine Jersey heifers not registered but all bred to resdsteri mendations During the three years committed the theft edbullrO highbred Jersey cows from 8 to 4 Messrs BC Sallee Ambrey Tug years old ail safe In calf and all gnoa niilk that she has worked for Mrs Poet she fat clvewH registered Je serbulljlOQheadof extra has never asked for a vacation to gle and Jk Ji Fletcher areon the sick hog8100fatshoatsr20 brood hows 1 list this week young boar head of nice sheep all bred to visit her old home 3 four horse 1 two horse inbuok1 nice top buggywagons spring wagon Jones Elliott wound up the I nover think of the place said wagons I new 4 double seofharness2tpalrof plow gear 1 Mary for If I did I am afraid that wheat threshing around here for the extra set of four hone harness pair oi iwo season on Friday August 23 Jiiorse wagon gear2 wagon saddles 40 single I would get homesick M Williams of plows and double shovels 5 three horse plows It was through the poets own Mrvand Mrs J Williams of Al a dlso cultivator j 2 disc harrows 1 walking cul George tivator f 5 smoothing harrows j 5 two 1 horse carelessness last week that he nearly Olmstead hay lelisville and Miss Jennie Taliaferro plows 6 thrlbble trees 80 single trees There is a thrifty bed Of Guthrie returned home after a Hrake 2 good mowers 4 binders all In good lost Mary 400 bushels of spring oats WW bU9hels of shape winter oats 75 tons of pure Timothy hay all of roses in front 5i the poets house few days visit to the family of Mr T under shock large lot of corn tobacco curers that is his fad and pride Destruc- ¬ A Williams arblacksmiths iset oftoo numerous tooU and many more ev tive bugs or Worms whichever they Miss Tony Ware returned to her to mention In fact ticles means so much more than erything that It takes to run a first class farm might have been swooped down on home in Hopkinsville accompanied bidding on the There shall not be any bytf you imagine serious and premises aud everything hall be as repre that bed a week ago and threatened by Miss Mary Clardywho will remain santcd fatal diseases result from The poet took advice for some time Excursion rate on railroad If they can be to destroy it Miss Frances Moore is visiting 3ial trifling ailments neglected and as a consequence Invested in Terms of sale made knows or day of sale in Carbondale Tenn No postponement oil account of weathtr whale oil that was warranted to kill friends Dont play with Natures Misses Bobbie and Willie Bayn Comeonecomeallaudgeta free barbecue bugs a long range dinner on the ground greatest gift health ham of Cadiz Ky are the charming Sale to commence promptly at 9 oclock A3 he sprinkled the bushes with guests of their brother T J Bayn EVANS SEBKEE it you are feeling ColJTEvaus the whale oil a light breeze carried ham out of sorts weak Business Mgr and generally exMr Will Wootton leaves Saturday Col T BLHamilton of Crawfordsville Ind the odor of it back to the kitchen hausted nervous Auctioneer have no appetite where Mary was working Both August 24 for Lexington where he ana cant woric begin at once tak Mr and Mrs Poet noticed that will attend the State college ing the most reliaMiss Sallie Rust of Hopkinsville Marys mind seemed to bo woo- ¬ Tlie Ohina Dscorator ble strengthening is visiting the family of Mr E H medlcinewhlch is An Illustrated monthly journal the only lgathering while she was serving Browns Iron Bit Garrott exclusively ters A few bot- She mixed the fiubllcatlon In the world devoted all matters them at luncheon and Instruction on A dance was given at the Kennedy ties cure benefit connected with orders that were- given to her and Ball last Friday night A very large comes from the J China and Glass Fainting and Decorating very first dose tt sho made Mrs Poet unhappy Be- ¬ crowd was in attendance wont stain your Acknowledged by Amateurs Professionals Utth and Its Mr J F Allensworth is now buy ¬ and Teachers as Indispensable and the recog- - fore dinner1 was served Mary rapped pleasant to taice nlzed authority on all subjects connected with at Mrs Poets door ing wheat in Todd county these arts Each number contains a beautiful colored study six or more pages of designs Summer is now closing visitors said her mis ¬ Come in Mary with full directions for reproduction and a have nearly all gone iiome the younj ill tress Are you uery column open to subscribers only 9aaAM ms4 ilfeftiintffa fA Every Lady Should See It No marm said Mary 111 at people are going off to school am rjrylJup IVIUUV UUU L4YCr everything is assuming a business Send 6o In stamps forsample copy Mention ease FiNeijralifl Trmihfoc andIdont know why it is like nature this paper Uno Constipation Bad Blood Pricu yearly 1300 mailed per copr 30cn but but but-r- Orders and subscriptions received at this Malaria Nervous ailments Well but what office Obituary jneCiitNA Decorator Publishing Co VomensjCQmpIaints 1 Im homesick Why marm 85 University Place New York City I It was at the grey of early morning Ive been thinking of Maine all day tamn There seemed to be something in Aug 13th the gentle spirit of H will send s t ot 1an Rniitlfiil Worlds If I C Dillman took its flight The rethe air that suggested home andb6ijk irs JFaryiwJ BROYXN CHEMICAL CO BALTIMORE MIX dont get over it to morrow I shall lentless reaper came in the stillness have to go home Its in the air to- ¬ of the night defying all earthly powsa day ers bearing our Joyed one away He w3r Mrs Poet summoned her husband had been Hi four long weeks but ITCHING PILES from His study and told him of the bore His suffering with fortitude All SWAYNESC calamity that threatened the house-¬ that faithful nurses and loving hands WmWmj ntuTiatfut could do proved of no avail hold MI I Wl fa I BBOLtrrHIT OOBBS We laid him to rest by the side of rmiXOlt0 MUtwr Itekla Ulwu MrntcaTaaand too bad How Dear dear thats MbkIbci at Blcati www fcr It d Homesick eh his eldest sou in Hopewell cemetery can we spare Mary i beMstlur The bright sunshine flooded all the orBWWraOINTMK5TtotUhlH4cn Tr Strange too for shehas landscape the gentle breeze whis- poor girl U tot W t rttstrrt M D S WAin liludiieu KEXDALE HERD of Berkshire hogs and been here contentedly for three pered in vain in the ears of the grief Sonthdown sheep Nlcelotof year old Bucks Sold by R C HARDWICR and pigs of both sexea now ready for delivery years Said it was in the air She Stricken family Cheer up there is M B KING was right It was in the air Its an Eye that will mark thy grief and Newstead Ky Gnre rompt Ponltin guerdon all thy sorrow Cure for ImpoUnca Lota that whale oil on the rose bushes GH 8imlnal of Manhood Deceased was 65 years of age His Mr Poet played the garden hoso Emlttlone Sprmatonlta Class in - - - Netvousnett 8ilf Distrust on the rose bushes for an hour after wife and four children still survive Lost of MtmorUj As Will makeuouaSTIIONQ Vigor- and Mrs Poet scattered He was a generous and kind hearted dinner Pries 9100 O ous Man husband and father a good and in2IISS VIRGINIA GIIOLSON extends an lime near the kitchen Marys home- ¬ telligent Boxes 500 friend and neighbor and a 8pselal Directions Malttd Invitation to all ladles Interested In fine sickness was gone the next day man of much influence in his commuArt Embroidery to call at Hotel Latham with each Box Address andeximlne her specimens of work It was just sorriething in the nity How my heart aches when I see SilUiaEnowUalBtfit Co Special attention given to the teaching of air and Im sorry the aged wife sitting alone she said 2SI9 LUOAtAvi It is Blending and Shading MO STLOUI8 all over The love that has blessed Class will besrlu Monday August 19 Ladles marm that I troubled you please call at their earliest convenience will Half of the Poets rose bushes her womanhood with its crown of Lesson hours 9to 12a m 230 to 530 are stripped of leaves but Mary re- ¬ completeness the sweet companionforms Reasonable Instruction Thorough ship that made heaven and home mains N Y Sun synoymous terms Ah well God unTio Winner of the Americas 0 up derstands The little QUEER MONEY who has never known another IVho will it be Whether Brit tania or Columbia will rule the waves Odd Circulating Medium That a Trav- ¬ papa calls each day for himbut no answer will ever come to the loving o in the coming contest time only will eler Found in Mexico call tell but never before has a yaeht Here is an amusing account of a All loves sweetest ministrations U All Its neeis for him are oer jrace been anticipated with so much traveler who went many years ago to enthusiasm and never before have Mexico and fpund the natives us- ¬ And I know in God he llveth From indigestion sour Btmriack1 head As he never lived before the contestants been so closely match ing a strange kind of currency Says who ftetalencv distress after eating T MYH fid Apropos to the subject aud very he Or ia it r cao of lost eppotite want of interesting aud valuable at this time In one of the small towns I ancrgy treakubis debility is a most elaborately illustrated paThe success of a magazine serial i per in Demorests Magazine for Sep bought some limes jand gave the dealing with contemporary American Are yen nervous rcitlo sleepless 1170111 By way tember on The Races for the Ame- girl one dollar In payment affairs lias been abundantly demon- out la body and ia ninl ricas Cup which gives a history of of change she returned me forty strated by the wide and permanent Havo you paln3 intHobac the famous cup and the famous races nine pieces of soap the size of a interest that has been aroused by head ocms shoulders chest ft raps sdbv r i r ior its possession and the latest in small biscuit M Piesident Andrews History of the r filled with tnalri Are you formation about our gallant defender sallow I looked at her in astonishment Last Quarter Century in the United and her crew information which and she returned my look with equal States now running in Scribnera complexion coated tongue n ht sweats every patriotic American wants to surprise when a police officer who Magazine The great variety of the dry cough chill and fever j and should have Another imnor- - had noticed the Incident hastened topics so dramatically treated makes If any of theso troubles ar yours tht tant national event the dedication of each instalment of new interest to ojd thing you need i3 DE KINGS the Chattanooga National Park and to inforn me that for small sums readers and also attracts the attenCemetery is treated of in Battle soap was legal tender in many parts tion of new circles This is well ilJField and Burial Grouud which is of the country the splendid instalment I examined my change and found lustrated by the September number of embellished with numerous handsome which leads 2a BE illustrations including portraits of that each cake was stamped with Scribners There is no American generals commanding on the famous the name of a town and of a manu ¬ young or old who cannot find somebattle ground Hon Chauucey M facture authorized by the govern ¬ thing of unusual interest in an instalDepew Dr Joshua Pim and Govern- ment The cakes of soap were worth ment which includes episodes of such or Evans of North Carolina give three farthings each variety as the third term contest of their opinions of International Con Afterward in my travels I fre- President Grant Conklings great In the centlost and harmiest way and teste there are charming stories by Garfield the assassination with the greatest certainty Known to med Mrs W K Clifford Julia Magruder quently received similar change feud with ical GERMETUBR removes from Many of the cakes 6howed signs of of Garfield the Star Route and Whis the scienco tho May D Hatch and others and every system symptoms namei aboYe key Ring frauds all of which topics one of the departments for which having been in the washtubs but are illustrated with a unique series of giving strength in placo of weakness-joyouhealth in place of sickness this typical family magazine is uoted that I discovered was not at all un- ¬ great is full tooverilowmg with good things common Provided the stamp was pictures collected with In fact pains Taoro u no other remedy liko H and never oone that can do its work And then it is from Tis an ideal magazine published for not obliterated the soap did not lose since authentic sources McCarthys History of Our Own i real pleasure to tabs it Little children S2 a year by the Demorest Pub any value as currency only Times has there been a narrative of ako it with dsiiijht and it cures like lishing Co 110 Fifth Ave New York Occasionally a man would borrow such genuine value combined with ragic JlCOj 3 le SCO All druggists a cako of a friend wash his hands popularity aB this graphic account of An Urgent Landlady and return it with thanks 1 made things that are vital to the understandAn aged lady complained to a Lon ¬ use of my pieces more than once in ing of the present day SEBSEnB iSE YOOa don magistrate that because she was my bath and subsequently spent Sold by R C Hardwick druggist a little behind with her rent her them Clay Used for Fuel Harpers Round Table lapdlady followed her to church and John Wennick of SheVbyville Ind asked for it there The landlady came A combustible clay Is reported to who bad been drinking shot and The Anarchist Color r have been found in the suburbs of killed his mother into the pew alongside of her and IV Customer Why this is a now Baku When reduced to powder when she was joining in the re- ¬ this clay is said to be burnable giv ¬ sponses was constantly whispering shade of red Allen Paul and Ida Ereland were about the rent When it Assistant Yes madam That is ing a bluish flame of great intensity arrested near Greenup tIN charged io her and without the least smoke Al with child murderIncline our the anarchist tint upanfe Jo the response 11A4 though this new Kuelglves much ash WaHNatlre of Maine and ncrEwvr it isieared forjotjacco but the farmenrare expecwug ii large yieiu ui ployerThoughtlesslr t7ed Whale j rain itn illrlY rri OUpna lied of x rtoaes Fortify the Sody against disease by Tutts Liver Pills an for sickheadacheclys pepsia otfibmadKrnialariai constipation jaundice bilious- ¬ ness and all kindred troubles abso-lute-cu- A Stronsr Fortification im38 I FT Tfif fi 4 TT n jj9M Rrnt4tnhaPfS rn u wra mm iRttfi j 11 re GREATEST SALE OF THE YEAR FANCrfc Tutts Liver Rills i t- - ENTIRE STOCK OF HILL1NEBY AMD nnnnc ax oner BO in4 fc tt JrBw t Health FrortilidwTmtiTSMember tfi 1st we willMlkfor Cpstg We have just iakmstcfch andtfb mdliltoom for our Fall Goodsjev erything goss We invite eveiyoiie toWbll diid be convinced that this is no humbug advertisement but Bargains ever offered inftiis city C3bixieaixd Try TJs and you will not be deceived Benember the place It will pay you to call andfget the Best ye IWCean WJiat We svy d THE LEADER FiiHitti V t Browns Mme Fleurette Levy Mgr ron itters f JRH L It Cures T aiioisi ftQapps I have theni t 1 a X s Vl T sauor i n 9 w j pu want them i 200 all colors Jam daily receiving all the latest i At prices from 10c to m linovelfiel i MelacIeads r I J liiu i if I 5 Jjjr- of bI WNmmJKaZ i j m oiyies xnmmeanata irom zoc xo buu itibbons iJJacSj Silks Velvets flowers Haic Ornaments Ladies Vests Gloves SilklFloss Stamped Gpods Corsets Hos iery atao a luii jine oi uuiteriCK jf atterns 1i 1 ji G 4 m J ll I7V IMrKTrC 9MmmmimminkHmH t depsudsuytic standtrnTttfcx Vel Eldhave to request U jud r I mA LAYN vri j r m IV r TERMS CASH PROFIT m POULTRY1 fi nv NEEDLE WORK si lVtfIS r tfa i 1 t vtiinawif aiW avV Ui r cf r a- v f ny v it ft i ti iaret yaxv QWUrS tqss omlr tyAKUta- - Va ral oir -1 facv AiiierW aujti sd ctfjA Whom a fnb Uid trad aud vrji r oaHcol4 Ustter Etres lVtUf Kdf J mar d to you i ni by scjutarj j w vu itliue Y trai 313 G15 317 0sVUFRiLLCCUrtT nHs--K- great-grandchi- ld Do Yo u itts-liki naii tih AVJiMfSf V- v r V mmt J 1 WjhH w I ymmifmt4kxi W V- arm ROYAL 1 tf CEMENT z U fi j PLASTER O h k n Si It Leads ISve3tab ing Xl 4uJP PM1EII UIBUL s J PHONE 98 V H DASG Zl r r if--- fctj 0 i tHMP leptemper JGEftF6tIB HDPEINSVILLE KElSrTUOZiAN HEARD NAPOLEON o BA5l8cfei r jALK BICYCK EVOLUTION By 4 In I his The writers upon tho history of tho ear iyxboyBooa4wnwe serving asmes eenger onvuniiB totes frigate he bicycle generally begin with the inw vention of the draisinebctween 1810 and arid heard 1810 by Baron von Drals of Mannheim nJderfalalttleCo3Jslcan whom soma authorities describe as a wmspdak Garland ia a small well knit hardy framod mani v His eyes are Frenchman while others give his name jdm t fall of fire and jln conversation he Is asBaron Drais do Sevcrbunn although vehicles with throe or more wheels quick and lnclalvcj and makes use of ex propelled by band power ore traced mm back in England to about 1707 The dralsine or hobby horse had two wheels and was propelled by tho rider touching his toes to the ground and the fashion of using It was soon lautrhed down by the caricaturista Gaveri Dalzell of Lanarkshire Scotland a cooper and afterward a dry goods merchant who hod already made a tricycle driven by a crank attached to a sprocket wheel constructed a wooden horse in 1844 which bore considerable resemblanco to tho modern bicycle inrthatr tho rear wheel was driven by levers worked by tho feet CChflewhOel is still In existence and two There she first of Mr Dolzell sons are living in Pitts ¬ and began work on a newspa burgh says the Buffalo Courier It Is per story depicting life among the WILLIAM n OABLAKD Baid that Mr Dalzcll was preceded by J lowly that was afterward enlarged to Uncle Toms Cabin The house in cellent languaga He wears a long a Drumlanarig blacksmith named Mc ¬ I Which she wrote the hlstorio work still snowiwhite flowing beard and his Millan who contrived a similar device step is The trouble with the stands on Walnut Hills a modest littlo almost still firm and elastic his figure in 1840 or 1841 erect Scottish Inventors however as has homo at which no passer would glancp Garland was messengVJr and powder been the case with many ciher clever a second time and all the characters boy on the frigate Constitution when eniis that their ideas did not lead to were taken from the espericriceof Mrs Cant Hull enmmfiTilv1 fl1l imKiMoo anything Stowe who saw much of tho evils of The famous vessel left Boston August f In 1655 an old dralsine was brought slavery at that time The Eliza house that gave refuge to tho eseaped 13 1812 and shortlyinet and whipped toMlchaux d Paris carriage builder to slave girl who afterwards figured in tho British 6hip Guerrierre which had be repaired The Idea occurred to him the story as Eliza stands upon a hill just been taken by John Bull from the to fix a pin to one of tho spokes and J near the village of Glendale the Van French The old man recites with pass it through the end of a long rod Tromp of the narrative being John Van flashing eyes a come all ye roving sail- so that tho rider after trotting ud speed Zandt a member of the Society of ors bold song which was written in by touching his feet to the ground Friends who settled on a farm and honor of that victory He saw several could keep the machine in motion with made it an underground station The other sea fights before roturning home one hand while he steered with the Eliza was Eliza Harris a Kentucky in 1814 In 1818 while cruising in the other Finding the fort in the way eastern Atlantic his ship called at St Mlchaux conceived the plan of using slave owned by a rnan near Eipley O on tho slavery side of tho river Helena He was permitted to accom- ¬ them instead of one hand to drive the but her master with her pany the officers on a visit ashore In front wheel In1803 Pierre Lollament as told in the story crossing the telling of this experience the old man another Frenchman made a better ma ¬ child chine of the some sort but it is not beriver on tho ice and afterward shel ¬ 6ays The officers received permission to lieved that he knew anything of tho tered in the house of Rev John Rankin visit the emperor at his dwelling He experiments of Michaus Lollament whpsofamiytai lives in Ripley Anojlieij young girl who gavoxnuch met us at the entrance dressed in his entered Into partnership with an Engcustomary uniform but with the cross lishman named Carroll and the two Be- to tho construction the character of of the commander of the1 Legion of Honor as his only insignia The im- ¬ perial host welcomed his friends cordial- ¬ ly and spoke freely in a very pleasant way without displaying any pride It E Mm is hard for me to remember the sub- ¬ far- ject of the conversation but tho vision of tho emperor standing at his door and greeting his American visitors has 01 lm- never escaped my memory In 1620 I I saw him again on the island and five 8S months afterward ho was dead Garland was masters mate on the Brandywine In 1624 when Lafayette palp nas last visu to this country On account of his being able to speak French well be twos detailed as an K escoritothedistinguiahed Frenchman THE DBAISIKB OF 1618 on his tour of the country and sailed with him back to France The old cured an American patent which placed sailor has shaken hands1 with all the an Important part in tho early history 2 BBBIET BEECHEB BTOWE presidpnts from Jphn Adams down to of the bicycle in the United States Cleveland Though fifty eight years old Under this patent which was sold to an Eliza was a seamstressinvtho employ of Mrs Stowe She camefrom Kentucky at the outbreak frf tho civil war he en ¬ American speculator tho velocipedes with the consent of hermistresa her listed inktho Fjristk New York cavalry or boneshakers of almcttfilrty years held as for her and for conspicuous gallantry was ago were made on the wt brother beinggirl was hostage freeby commissioned major on the battlefield pioneer bicycle hero and laker United return The legally firms of the her presence in Ohio by consent of her by Gen McClellon He draws a pen- ¬ States got hold of it and by means of mistress Shortly after her arrival the sion for services in the Mexican war lLxur bouio umo exiortea twenty aoi brother escaped and she resolved not and is decorated with four medala bars for overy machine made by Tlval to return In this she was encouraged houses Lallament ultimately secured NOT FOR THE LADIES by her friends and also by Mrs Stowe a lawsuit lor SJiwu wnicn was aDout ¬ Despite Its Looks This Is a Collar for a all that he ever got A few years ago in whoso family she had found employMilitary Organization ment Free papers were obtained he was still working by the day at a Whito collars are worn with full uni ¬ bench in a bicycle factory for her to make her condition doubly Michaux had gone on Improving his legal There were many people in form in almost every regiment of the Cincinnati however who were ready New York national guard In some machine and it had become known to to serve the slaveholders by kidnap ¬ regiments tho style of collar is pre- ¬ the world through the Paris exposi- ¬ ing fugitives and when Prof Stowe scribed In others It Is not but only tion of 1807 In 1808 Louis Bivere learned that the former master cf Eliza one regiment has Its own especial style another Frenchman suggested a was in the city and a friend told him Itisa strictly military collar rather larger wheel in front than behind there was a plan to take the girl at ugly unless worn with a uniform coat and the bicycle was thus developed night it was determined to put her in but in its latest form it resembles irom the velocipede or bone shaker a place of safety Accordingly Prof strongly the collars that women wear Some Englishman whose identity is disputed devised the rubber tire perStowo performed the part of Senator haps the most important step in the Bird Procuring a horse and wagon whole evolution accompanied by Henry Ward Boecher Then came the sus¬ pension wheel the principle of which he drove tho girl ten miles along a Is that the rim supports the hub in ¬ lonely road ond over a dangerously stead of the hub tho rim as with carflooded ford to the house of John Van riage wheels Gradually we evolved Zandt The fireplace is still Shown the ball bearings first applied only to where Eliza is said to have been con the front wheel and numerous other fined iduring one of the visits of the improvements The kangaroo sloyerhunters to the place in their pura dwarf front driving machine In which suit skjrt so to Another character in the story Is It has come out with athough seems a chain was need excited great de- ¬ But the skirt it rision but when tho Boyer patent apDillingham a yopng Quaker speak JOIN IN THE s Richard from Morrow 0 who came to Clncin to mako it feminlno realiy makes It peared with the chain applied to the wheel- the of the Y nati ip teach the negroes and whose en more military than eyer Thlsisihy The full dress military front was spoken- doom tuo rear high¬ We have a very fulltfine of HARNESS bicycle thuaiasmled him to Nashville in behalf driv and of a slave where he was Imprisoned coat is padded and decidedly warm As ing safety upon thollnes of Dalrells TALBOT SADDLES made to order w a comparatively little clothing wooden borso came into vogrie In and died before his release So for as is resultunder worn it and the new collar is 1877 Herbert S Owen of Washinirtoni known only one qf the originals of the meant to be worn without a shirt and invented tho drop framo or womans1 characters of tbe story is now living a very old manand who9c adventures without even being pinned to the coat whecL The pneumatic tire which It Is to the are recorded tajtbJBtpry as the Jarperir spread be put onover skirt Is to bo come in about 1800 was an old idea gently the manly shoul- ¬ which hod been patented In 1845 W ences of jGeorge Harris He Js pqw liv- Only a bare years ro ders and tho coat buttoned up Then incatyervNoldman and for of the1 Btory of inventor everything will be the bicyclo bosoutlinegiven here The A says SAAlVAV i been JJe mpj uperimrWj V crosseai uie lovelythe details of tho changes of form until rerage lor sev- Xt Ulnlovand the diamond frame was settled upon eral days with the Korikins Ho was The Oldest Fish on Record According to Prof Balrd there is by all makers the various experiments srwards conducted north into Clin ton county vher3jha found safety and now in tho imperial aquarium of St with the use of wood until the Ameri a home for vears amoncr the Quakers of Petersburg a pike that first saw the can manufacturers came to employ it that part of the sta- - A son of Be v light at the close of the fifteenth cen- ¬ exclusively for rims and many other E jonn iianirm William KankJn was tury He still appears to be quite a Improvements would prove deddocQy Harris guiide and tells with relish tho young fellow notwithstanding his cen- ¬ interesting but a volume could bo incidents of the escape of Harris and turies and his long captivity The U nethaut0prehenT subjeVoxl SL Eliza professor says that thero is nothing Such are some of tho scenes and inci- very extraordinary in this case and he moo is u ucvico ior cnunirm tne gear dents and people upon which was mentions several other fish in the some which was experimented with in the is founded tho story of Uncle Toms oquorium that are moro than 150 years case of the first tricycle made in the Cabin a book which has been read in old Who knows but what tho age of United States every quarter of the globe oyer which eels is still greater Nobody can fix Tho Water Spider Is Qaeer 4 millions have wept and which brought the date of their nativity and the The water spider Is tho curiosity of to the captive and enduring chances of their longevity considering the genus aranee freedom Ho spends the prin- ¬ fame to tho woman who celebrated in their regular habits aie certainly as cipal portion of his time Oquift way her eighty fourth birthday good as those of the pike What a and in order to mako under water ¬ it more conreccMly moral thero is here for temperance venient always carries a bubble of air lecturersl Eels and pike never drink about with him to facilitate the breath Counties Named for Presidents whisky and never chew tobacco There ing operation The under sido of his Out of tho total of ovorl000counties 43 is nothing like cold water making a body is specially adapted for the pur-¬ 37 bear the tiame of Washington pose of carrying this air supply being thatof Jefferson 21 Jackson 17 Lin fellow live long cobC and the same number each for covered with tiny hairs that are set so The Thin Ones Won -Madison and Monroe 12 Polk 10 Almost without exception tho Amer- closely together that tho surface film Grant 9 Adams and Harrison and 4 are ican leaders in the revolutionary war of the water does not pass them alwere thin while the British generals though the air does thus imprisoning VarrBuren were stout mes or confining thealr among the hairs almostclikb some chapter of forgotfto1 history the story of Harriet Beecher Stowe who did more to froo the slaves than any other one of tho half dozen causes It may not be gen erally known that Uncle Toms Cabin was written when Mrs Stowe was a resident of Walnut Hills a suburb of Cincinnati and her husband Prof Cal vin Stowe was connected with Lano theological seminary That was before the war when Cincinnati ltf slavery days was an important station on the underground railroad The Ohio river was easily crossed at jthls point and numerous runaways made theifjff8y over from Kentucky and werefllot In Cincinnati by friends who assisted them in various ways to mako good their escape Among those more or less active in this movement were the Beechers Mrs Stowe being a daughter of Lyman Beecher president of theswtglffjyi ¬ ¬ imbibcaiber-hatredAJf-slavery at Present This Is a Most If the visitor to jtbf- Milwaukee solInteresting Thazna diers and saUorshome iffe good luck bnversation he may chance Ufghito of having Almost Everybody Hides a Wheel Nowiv Uer HtJnolo Taws Cabin Dlil More for with a man who days But Few Know Anything thetfrrelng at the Slave Thau Any seen tbejjeat Napoleon ur captivity on About the History of tho Other Mnicle AjreBey Characters the tlonelfrpTrfiH Helena This PopaUr Vehicle Story la the UWivSfc Garland wheals vetean Harriet Beolxer Stowe H Now t t WsM S PSwrW 4 Veteran of the- Army Just mbftt Grt Itr4 noWnineithr4efybofago i blju v m winter Turf Oats Large yield and sure crop afford good win ¬ ter pasturage Time to sew in August and September Place your orders forthem at once- - Something New S Jarge stock of rye crimson clover timoffiy and red tpn hand Buy the celebrated Empire wheat drill the only force feed on the mar et Guaranteed to sow wheat and fertilizer correctly we now handle the following reliable brands of wheat fertilizer Armour bone meal Fertilizer Sberan-away-fro- i wheat grower Northwestern bone meal wheat grower Homestead wheat grower National dissolved bone Place orders early as bone msal and all animal matter for fertilizer will be scarce and nigher Here is a Fair Proposition We will trade any mer one our latest proved wagons for much wheat as it can i bring into market wheat to be in first class order and grade good No After unloading the wheat we will give him fifty 50 bushels of coal to carry back home free of charge J I I I In BUGGIES HMIHMMMMWH K we have this year far sur- ¬ passed any previous record Our stock was more care fully selected and was bought cheaper Crood well bought are already half sold Come and PROCESSION SADDLERY li and FLY NETS This is a cut of the Majestic Range m pr tfr t i our competitors hich cooks the goose of y rt It the housekeepers pride and a married man s mtiker You cannot afford to use that old cracked cast Save fuel save patience iron imitation any longer save money by buyings a Majestic steel range prr I F ORB IS U BRQ a A 1 i tt a y 1 ir mLsmsss t 5P tis y HOPKIFSYILLB KENTUOKIAN m i rvi a V 1 a trl mucin mm m Br raiMr whim CAS SDSSOKIPTIO M MEACHAM 3 A YKAR IK ADVANCE reading notices ao cents per line Spe Loom per Hne each iriol Locals 5eent advertHeraeuU Insertion rgates for standing tarnished on Bppllcton OFK1CK 212 SOUTH MAIN STREET Wo Are ANNPONCESIKNT authorized to announce JUDGE THOSj MORROW jw candidate for Circuit Judge of the Third Judicial District tubject to the action of the Democratic Convention July 0 IKSIOCUATIC TICKET For Governor P WAT HARDIN of Mercer For Lieutenant Governor Jt T TYLER of Falton iv For Treasurer i n Trir wti uwiXuiiviumi For Audltoi L ONORMAN of Boone aTor Resclster of the Land Office iflRN GBSWANGO of Wolfe 1 For Attorney General t it W JHENDRICKof Fleming ForSecretary of State HENRY SHALE of Gravess ForSuptot Public Instruction SB PORTER THOMPSON of Owen V For Commissioner of Agriculture t 1 ION BNALL of Louisville fl For b allroad Commissioners FLETCHER DEMPaEYof Hopkins GEO H ALEXANDER of Jefferson GREEN RKELLAR of Nicholas L ni rnsi UForlfaclstrae Pembroke District WM LPARKER For City Ouuucllineu t n i at Hop kiusville that ho would veto an equal rights bill if the legislature should SPEAKING APPOINTMENTS pass one while he was governor One Ex Gov Jauies McCreary has of the leaders is reported to have said snade the following appointments to he would not vote for but would ispeak during the present month work against Bradley if this proved Mayfleld Monday August 19 true Owensboro Messenger Hickman Tuesday August 20 kJ jU3randinberg Friday August 30 Hordliuburg Saturday August 31 Huresvllle Monday Septembers Some of the boys who went wrong in the late primary are crawling out from behind the secret ballot and re- ¬ porting their names for future ref- ¬ To accommodate all such erence we have opened a register where they can place their autographs or if Clinton Wednesday August 21 3ardwell Thursday August 22 Several legislative contests were they prefer they may enroll them- ¬ JVickUffc Friday August 23 settled Saturday C A Denny selves on our subscription list EddyvllleSatuiday August 24 goldite withdrew from the race for Princeton Monday August 2C CadlzTdesday August 27 The Louisville Times has wheeled senator in the Ninth district and C IEx Gov Simon B Buckner has n aioore stalwart uemocrat ana a into line for Hardin and there are Jiuu the following appointments to Blackburn man now has no opposi- hopes entertained that the Courier speak confirmed by the Democratic tion N P Kice defeated W C Hol- ¬ Journal will yet decide to support committee land for the nomination in Lyon and the State ticket If not the country s QUsgow Monday August 26 press will do its duty andHardin will Marshall counties He is c JtUawjUyllle Tuesday August 27 win j GreenM Wednesday Augnst23 JD Logan was nominated in help without the Courier Journals Hartford Thuntday August 29 Pendleton He is for McCreary iFirBt ward R H Holland Second ward Third ward Dennis R Perry JPourth ward Geo D Dalton Pifth ward Sixth ward E M Flack Seventh ward W A P Pool This College is strongly endorsed by bankers and merchants FOUR weeks by Draughons i K uwjtiteeping to nti ti Tin jatQiuco uv jjLupuiuisvuia Huuiio iwnivji weeKsnytne old plan is equal ad Special M vantages In Shorthand Panmanshl out m meetmcr demandingo ecmal rauuv uiran Daara nivtitnhniii v rcr w rights Yesterday there was a caucus vacation Enter now Railroad Faro Paid in Oweusboro of leading negroes who UU1UU UlUUlt iVe tave on cnUy prepared BomcKKitPinn books especially aaap were greatly dissatisfied with the re Shorthand and PenmanshipforHntriw5tiiHv ¬ ed to home studv Write circulars at once port that Col Bradley said Bradleyi Are you in favor of a separate coach bill in Kentucky Cheers Are you in favor of mixed Bchools Cheers Will you if elected governor put negroes in any of the forty or fifty offices which you will have the power to fill Cheers Do you wanHthe soparate coach law abolished Cheers If a negro be qualified tc till the place will you if as governoi of the State you have to appoint a United States senator appoint a ne gro to fill the vacancy in the United btates senate Great cheering When his turn came Mr Bradley declined to answer the questions on the ground that Gen Hardin had not yet answered explicitly Mr Bradleys question concerning the appointment of a United States senator should an appointment ever bo necessary Hardin is getting Bradley in an un- ¬ comfortable fix on the negro question The New South the negro organ at Louisville says Col W O Bradley who spanked Wat Hardin so terrifically in joint de- ¬ bate here August 19 made a mistake when he said the colored people did not want equality of rights They do They despise separate coaches and barbarous discriminations and we hope tho eloquent and great Re publican standard bearer will keep this in view BMDLSI AXV ME KiaGEE Green Gen Hardin propounded thee questions to Gen At Bowling k that It shall de you good purUy aad srloh your blood throw off that tired feeling aad give you health strength courage and ambition Yoa want of a medicine What Samparilla is the only true blood purifier prominently in the public eye today and It meets these requirements perfectly This is proved by the testimony of thou ¬ sands of people Hoods Hoods Sarsaparilla Builds np the nerves by feeding them on pure blood creates an appetite by toning the digestive organs overcomes That Tired Feeling by giving vitality to the blood and gives sweet refreshing sleep You may realize that Hoods SarsaparillA Does this by giving it a fair trial Insist upon Hoods and only Hoods f 1 six for 5 Hoods Pills Hoodt Sarsaparilu Trltl 20c tttTLrtAA t v uKafiklm t I HHV B S ar BH BH mr M M J o f i TnJti U ifflfot lift POSITIONS GUARANTEED under reasonable conditions Co not say it can not be done till you send for free catalogue of m A we think you are in a 1 DRAUQHONS PRACTICAL iS delicate position vV y 4 it tu4k4ie44 Qfrfep But your judgment is good If its as good in the Nnslivllle Tenn narr Tjrl iiVri matter of Clothing then we know you wear only the Happy HonE celebrated guaranteed brand Our high grades are fit for a king to be married if--- m- -- Prices to fit a young mans pocket Mammoth Clothing Shoe Co No Main St Hopkinsyille Ky Howell Is 1 totter 27 95 ii n vOwonsboro Tuesday September 3 Henderson Wednesday September 4 Morganfleld Thursday September 5 2iajlif Friday September C TIABDIN BUADIEY JOINT DEBATES Louisville Monday August JMayflpld Wednesday 19 i To those who have heard or have closely followed the joint debates it has been evident that Hardin was IBLACKBURN IS THE 2ND DISTRICT getting the best of the meetings from Senator J C S Blackburns appoint--sment- s the first Bradley was severely pun for the Second congressional ished here and came out still worse district are a8 follows He has been at Bowling Green Henderson Saturday August 31 Morganfleld Monday September 2 ready to quit since he learned to his Dixon Tuesday Septembers surprise that Hardin was too much 3JadlBonvllle Wednesday September 4 Hopklnsville Thursday September 5 for him Routing his adversary so Ourdsvllle Saturday September 7 early in the fight will add thousands iCalhoon Monday Septomber 9 of votes to Hardins majority JLvwcsvllle Wetlneiday September 11 4 August 21 Hopkiusvllle Friday August 23 Bowling Green Monday August 26 JLeltclvfield Wednesday August 28 Newcastle Friday August 30 Covingon Saturday August 31 Cynthitna Monday September 2 2flcnolasvllle Tuesday September 3 Wluchester Wednesday Septemher London Friday September 6 ZMorganfleld Monday September 9 Because a drunken man presum ably a Republican who wanted to hear kept yelliug louder from a position on the outskirts of a large crowd when Col Bradley began in a squeaking voice to explain that his voice would soon come to him the chosen leader of the Republicans gathered up his papers and refused to speak to 3000 people Wat has him on the sun It is not worth while for anybody to worry ovei the probable attitude of the editor of the Kentockian in any race that comes up He never loses an opportunity to vote against a Republican r Dr Clardy will take the stump for the state ticket next Monday begin ning a list of appointments at Mad isonville He will speak in all of the counties of the Second district Joe Blackburn will be here Thurs day and will speak at the court house unless the crowd is too large in which event be will speak at the fair grounds Bradley lost his temper at EmiWhom the gods would de- ¬ nence stroy they first make mad nrtn jiup Is R f 1 fr I i rstv l m bi u- - u tlhll Wat Hardin is proving a leader of The following1 appointments have whom his party is justly proud He bieu made by the Democratic Cam has Bradley already on a dead run paigu Committee for Congressman although the campaign is not two Juo D Clardy weeks old and he will beat him out of Madisonvllle Monday September 9 Hopklnsville Satur Jay September 11 sight He has inspired Democrats iOxnn Monday September 16 with confidence and courage and mon Uiuiidersou Monday September 23 ey question or no money question he Owenuboro Tuesday September 21 3Iawesvllle Wednesday September 25 will lick the hind Bights off the Gar Cilioun Thursday September 20 rard county windbag Aloryanneld Monday October7 Speaking to becin at 130 p ra Three thousand people heard Sib jdge Morrow made a remarkable ley the silver champion at Wood- Jla Chnsliancouuty considering ville McCracken county Friday in influences ho had to oppose It a speech pronounced by the Standis unnecessary to discuss ttiese influ ard one of the best silver speeches juCtfff now that tho race is over Nor ever delivered in the state js it worth while to feaymore about It was not a fight to a finish Bradthe methods resorted to by his op ley was knocked out on the sixth ponents to induce his neighbors to Off For College The Republican champion vote against him Suffice it to state round Five young ladies left yesterday or that less than 350 votes were cast had been getting the worst of it all will leave this morning for school in along and was glad of any excuse to against ium aituouu ue maae ino other localities Miss Bessie Russell jump the track Billy had enough canvass of the coUniiy saying that will go to Staunton Va Misses Lucy if hiB friends and neighbors did not The Republicans put Bradley for Starliner and Lizzie Nourse to Boll- know him well enough to decide for ward because of his running qual- wood at Anchorage Ky Miss Louisa5 JNourse to Wards beminary JNasn themselves whether or not he was de ities but they hardly expected him to ville and Miss Sadie Mason to Jes serving of their support that he did turn tail and run the wrong way samino College Nicholasville Ky not want the nomination if it was necessary to personally solicit the votes of his own people Judge orrow did not even visit many large predicts against tho advice of his Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest US Govt Report friends adhering to the position ho took All told ho did not spend a vvook in canvassing Christian county Jio U00 votes he received were a vvAmtury tcjtPionial to the merit uuupuptflaJjjHf Iho man and a re id of oppoiieuts blikor iQ ftnu huvelWwisfaction of fenowiug tLatlhtsiribtea were - iusteuoufirh to i Mr f U irMJ v Ilm NMC wmu miiMHimtf iathifrt fli DR OLARDY S APPOINTMENTS l DeafnesS Cannot Be Cored by local applications as they can- ¬ not reach the diseased portion of the ear There is only onek way to cure deafness and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and when it is entirely closed Deafness is the result and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its nor- ¬ mal condition hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces We will give S100 for any case of Deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circulars free F J CHENEY Co Toledo O ESP Sold by Druggists 75c yHKlf kWVI DaiuIan ABSOLUTELY PURE t m in There are times in all our experiences though they be few when we the corking momentarily forget cares of life troubles cease to vex us the question of finance no longer disturbs our thoughts and we abandon ourselves wholly to the pleasures of the hour buch mo L63 ments are necessary to save us from a condition of settled melancholy and whoever contributes to these innocent enjoyments is indeed a benefactbr This honor truly belongs to Mr and Mrs Jas B Wood who on last Thursday evening gave one of those delightful informal though elegant Catalogues at Hopper Bros entertainments that mark a bnght spot in the lives of our young people or Sent By Mail When the invitations to this moonlight party wero sent out expectation of a goqa time filled the heart of every TOM P MAJOR JAS D LEY Jb- one invited and no one was disap- Late of Clarksville Tcnn piejCo Late of Glvena u C4 pointed who had the privilege of attending for pleasure unalloyed was the rule of the hour Social converse interesting1 games and the enjoyment of delictus refreshments consisting of cakes ices and fruits made up the programme of an evening of rare pleasure and Howell society feels greatly indebted to Mr and Mrs Wood for so generous a contribution to its happiness On the night of the 23rd inst a PROPRIETORS very enjoyaole moonlight entertainment was given at the residence of No 1025 West Main Street Louisville Ky Mr and Mrs Joe Story nearBen nettstown and all who attended pronounced tne affair a great success Where to Stop at Dawson candidates for Governor last Friday This is the season of annual re are tickled immensely at the telling When you go ligious revivals in our community and speech of Gen Hardin and with Ky stop at to Dawson Springs the Summit House two very in- pride in their standard bearer will we have now in progress Rates 57 per week 526 dollars per teresting protracted meetings one at rally to the support of the Democratic month Children half rates Spe Libertv Church commenced last ticket next November cial rates to families and parties of Sunday week conducted by Elder A Mrs T Jones Lee and littledaugh five or more from the same place M Growden a very able preacher ter of Nashville arrived this morning This hotel greatly im- ¬ from Clarksville and the other at on a visit to her aunt Mrs W W proved and is has been on a beauti- ¬ situated unOlivet Church began last Sunday Radford ful elevation Is convenient to the der the c nduct ofRev J S Cheek Miss Lucy Harrison quite a charm ¬ springs and depot and is acknowl the worthy pastor of Salem Church ing yotiug lady of Nashville is spend ¬ Beth these gentlemen ing a few days with her cousin Mrs edged to nave tne coolest most this cduuty healthful and pleasant location of are men of intelligence niost faithful Chas ONeal any hotel in Dawson Guests of the feospel and it is to expounders of the J S Quarles one of our popular Summit can sit in their roomsand be hoped that much good may result merchants was recently called to the drink any of Dawson life living from their preaching bedside of his sister Miss Mary Fox met wth an accident Quarles bf Clarksville who has been waters free of charge Mr Peter Correspondence solicited and cheer- ¬ on last Thursday evening which re- very ill but is now much better fully answered Clerk and porters to sulted in little damage but narrowly Mrs E P Turnley and little missed involving senous injury to life daughter Nettie of Clarksville spent meet trains B H Ramsey Propr as well as property He was at the two days of this week with her sister party at Mr Woods driving a young Mrs Chas NTTox A Botchers Expedience mare which he fastened to a fence Rev W H Vaughn the popular unhitching her from his pastor of Olivet Church returned last without Mr J W Herring a butcher of As the guests began to week from Dawson whore he had Phoenix City Ala says May 14th buggy leave the animal oecame restless been for a week or more His health 1895 For five years I had indiges breaking loose and started home is much improved by his stay at the tion which continued to get worse till with the buggy hitched to her When springs my suffering was intense I spent about half a mile from Mr Woods hundreds of dollars trying to get re Camille she collided Tvith a buggy containing lief but grew worse until the fall ml Boswefl Misses Fannie Edwards 1894 when I commenced toose Miss Wilson and Esq J F Dixon Kings Royal Gormetuer X took tow Rates to Louisville Daring the O A It Wilson was thrown1 out receiving a only three bottles but began to im National Eucauipinent few bruises but ho serious injury prove from the first use of it I The Ohio Valley railway offers its bought it of Dr D E Morgan and No other damage was done here but the mare continuing nor mgnt nnany patrons especially low rates to Louis- he can tell about my case I cheer- ¬ ran into another ouggy in which ville and return durinjr the G A R fully recommend Germetuer as the were Mr J N Dixon and sister Miss encampment several best medicine for Indigestion and¬ New package large botIda The occupants miraculously es routes Rates with choice of one cent Dyspepsia be about caped injury but Mr Dixons buggy per mile and will limit is certainly tle 108 doses 51 For sale by R C the was greatly urouen up air roxs Ise ou sale Hardwick slightly broken and his horse very liberal TjcketsywilL buggy Sept 8th 9th10th and 11th and which was stopped at this point con- will be good Confederate Eeunion at Princeton returning until Oct 5th siderably bruised 1895 Eor rate inquire of your nearAccount of Confederate reunion at Mr J J O McKnight of this vi V agent B F Mitchell Princeton the 0 V will sell tickets cinity whose dwelling and contents est 0 M GF PA were burned p few months ago has to Princeton and return on train No begun work on another handsome 1 Saturday Sept 7th at one fare for residence which will cost S3600 or the round trip E M SnEBwoofrif j Auoi Sale of Lots 1000 Mr H M Harrison of Hop- To morrowM 4 oclock there will kiusvillo is the contractor and tho house when completed will ue an or¬ be a big ayion sale of valuable The Modern Beauty nament to ouf community building lotfph Edmunds addition Thrives on good food and sunshine Tho tobacco worms are very nu- ¬ This is veryMtjsirablo property sitwith plenty of exercise in the open merous here and doing considerable uated in thifeouthern part of the air Her form glows with health and dainage to the crpp of this neighbor ¬ city ThirtyJBx lots are hood Many farmers say there are regardless ofTOtfce and all to be sold her face blooms with its beauty If who attend her system needs the cleansing action moreworms than fqrv u number of jnay expect jta secure bargains A ofa laxative remedy she uses the many of I iroeUarbecuQhvill be sriven to which gentle and pleasant liquid laxative Our rood DemocraU - n b Syrup of Fjgfl made by- everyone is ijfrjted Howell Ky Aug SlltlKtltlttT J m i Total Enrollment last year Complete course in Bookkeeping without AH extra charge XToLt Session ZBesiaaus Sept O head Eleven Teachers Four Music Teachers Seventy five Boarding Pupils last year MAJOR T0 B4 CC0 WAREHOUSE TOM P MAJOR CO I m -- r r I M J u3L -j- u vt I I September 31895 J HOPKINSVILLE KENTTTCKIAN KNOOKED OTJT frvr i j W V r fH a E AEOTOD AND ABOUT NOTHING BUT NEW COLUMN m THE FOUND IN THIS BRADLEY SENT TO GRASS ON SIXTH WOUND v A OoadMserf AoooaHt of the Latest Hup Unable to Stand V Before Hardin Throws Up the Spenge pentoses Tersely Teld for Busy Headers a lie in J v To m ft P MK in f 4 5 f n-- - r r Jl J v jftfWJEffif fflHMKi Judge Chas M Thomas formerly of Bowling Green died at Chicago Jast weak of heart disease Mrs Mary Conway wife of a sa- Joon keeper of Terre Hauto Ind has fallen heir to an estate of 240000 at Toledo The annual reunion of the Burton family was held at Mitchell Ind It is claimed that 18000 members of the family are living in the United States Henry Freeman a moonshiner shofarid killed Uiiited States Deputy MadyplBoyd Arnett at White Oak Morgan county Ky Col H C Rodenbaugh died at Versailles at 1 oclock Saturday of the wounds inflicted by W T Lane three weeks ago Hezekiah Roberts who lives near PalmouthKy cut his wifes throat and then committed suicide She can hardly recover He was a prominent farmer Copies of the depate between Ros well G Horr and William H Har vey on the silver question published in book form have been received in this city Mr Harvey is the well known author of Coins Financial A fact of local interest in School Mr Harveys biography is that his mother was Miss Anna Hope of Owensboro Mr Harvey was born in 1851 in West Virginia Messenger Gen Hardin simply regretted Bradleys absence and spoke only ten minutes w Kentucky Democrats Continued from 1st page 3rd column which is composed of the negpo vote The present peaceful and social con- ¬ ditions of the state demand at your hands the election of the Democratic r rA ii fr l Eft fr3- ei cal change in our social and public educational conditions that will bring The trouble and evil to our people admaastration of affairs of state by thelJiocratic party commends itself to all good citizens and is a potent xeason why the Republican party should not come into power with its known methods and politics based upon its history as a party The people of Kentucky are more interested in an honest and properly administered state government as given al guaranteed by the Democratic pWty than in any other question affecting this present campaign especially when this one disturbing question must be fought out and settled upon national ground We plead for harmony charity and forbearance under braodness of thought and utterances under a spirit of conciliation on the part of the Democratic press of the state and of every Democratic voter throughout the state for their united action and sup- of Sort us the entire ticket and platform with one mind one heart spirit and purpose labor for the de feat of the Republican party and its ticket by a majority so pronounced that Kentucky will become more firmly settled than ever in the Demo- ¬ Kentucky is the cratic column home of a contented peaceful people especially as to our social and educational conditions We must remem ber that the public schools of our state should be sacredly guarded and Srotected from race mixture or race The supremo question fellow Dem ocrats that confronts us is shall the Democratic party or the Republican party control the governmental affaire You must answer this of Kentucky question at the polls in November next We have aoiding faith in your wisdom and good sense and believe you will roll up the old time de- ¬ cisive majority for our nominees the whole ticket and that there will be no laggards or sulkers on the day of the election Chas R Lono State at large Jno B Castlejun State at large publican ticket and surrender of con- ¬ trol of our own state government to the Republican party means a radi- ¬ nominees The election of the Re- LooisvittK August 81 The Hardin-I debates are off The Republican State Campaign Committee declared the rest of the appointments off last night upon the statement of Mr Bradley that he had baen discourteously treated at Emi ¬ nence yesterday At midnight last night after an anxious secret conference between Mr Bradley and his managers the following was given out a copy being mailed to Maj L C Norman chairman Democratic Campaign Com- ¬ mittee Headquarters Republican Execu- ¬ tive CommitteeVLouisvillo August 301895 Hon L C Norman chair ¬ man Democratic Campaign Commit ¬ tee Louisville Ky Dear Sir The discourtesy offered our candidate for at Eminence to day in reaking off the debates by denying him a hearing constrains us to cancel the remaining appointments Respectfully W Godfrey Hunter chairman The haste and eagerness with which Mr Bradley and his Campaign Committee seized upon an incident so trifling and desperately squeezed out of it a pretext for cancelling their appointments with the Democraticc Campaign Committee was looked upon by all Demoorats who knew of of it last night and will doubtless be regarded generally as confirming the suspicion that Mr Bradley had grown tired of the debates and was anxious to get out on the stump alone Mr Bradleys Campaign Committee was never much in favor of joint debates When the Democratic Cam- Committee wanted forty joint ebates the Republican Campaign Committee was almost paralyzed It finally consented to twelve Five of these appointments were kept At each of them Mr Bradley appeared more irritable At each of them he was more impatient when his reckless statements and inaccurate figures about State affairs were upset by facts which he could not get around or juggle away The climax was reachecT at the sixth appointment at Eminence and a little disorder which those who were present agree was not unusual and was not meant as a discourtesy to the Republican candidate for Governor afforded Mr Bradley an opportunity to claim that he had not oeen properly treated He left the platform in anger hurried to Louisville and summoned his friends He will in a few days announce a list of appointments for himself alone which will take up his time between now and the close of the campaign In these speeches with nobody to dispute him Mr Bradley hopes to be his old self again Louisville Aug 31 Chairman Norman of the Democratic Campaign Committee has written an answer to Dr Hunter in which he demands that Bradley keep up the original agreement and says if he does not that wherever Bradley Bpeaks iiardm or some other good Democrat will be there to meet him Mr Bradley announces positively to night that he will do no more speaking until a week or ten days when he will ero out independently as may be arranged by the Republican Campaign Committee There now seems no likelihood of further meetings between him and Gen Hardin Bradley ¬ ¬ The Seasons Business I OFFER THE FOLLOWING QPECIAL jgARGAINS CLOTHING- Quit fy M v if Business 1 t f 1750 mens Frock Suits for 848 1250 mens Frock Silk Suits for S625 900 Mens Sack Suits consisting of black cheviot and cassimere iu square and round cut for S548 750 Mens Gray Cassimere Sack SuitB for S348 One lot of Mens Suits worth 1250 and 1000 reduced to 500 650 Youths Suits cut to 348 400 Youths Suits cut to 248 350 Childs Knee Suits cut to 175 200 Childs Knee Suits cutto 119 100 Childs Knee Suits cut to 69c Beginning on Saturday July 20 and continuing for 90 days JDwill sell my entire stoc of jewelry at sr ORIGINAL PRIME COST irij order to retire from business on Novemjber 1st These goods 18 watches at 9 are first class and standard wares 450 Pebble Glasses at 150 glasses at 50c and everything else in proportion My stock embraces a full line of Diamonds Call and Fine watches clocks Jewelry and Fancy Goods ee for yourself 275Pan3275 Come and take choice of any pair of Ti riS YATES HOPKINSVILLE KY pants in my house for 275 W P Gatlin 1st district Urey WoodsonI 2nd district Covington Auer 81 A macrnifi- cent audience 4000 in number near ly one naif of wnom were ladies sat iu the amphitheater of the Lagoon at Ludlow to night and greeted Gen Hardin who was on hand to keep his engagement with Bradley in what was to have been the seventh in the series of debates JJlAlVJ y AAV1TUTWJJ IU OjJVW Ul VUW fact that the wires were kept hot all day between here and Louisville with messages urging him to be present declined to be Almost without ex ception members of both political parties condemn his course in refusing to keep nis engagements DEATHS E FRANKEL 5 cants for all spring style dress ginghams worth 10 cents 5 cents for French Ba- ¬ tiste worth 12a cents 5 cents for Outing Universally acknowledged to be the Best Hats cloth worth 10 cents in the World for style finish and service at E FR ANKELB Have Just Been Received 4 cents for Check Nainsook worth 6 The NEW SHAPE is a BEAUTY cents 10 cents for Call and See Them White Apron G oods worth 20 cents 15 s s s s st ssss centsfor heavy check ¬ ed Linen for boys waists worth 25 cents at E FRANKELS 25 cents per yard for Let us show you our line of lot fancy plaid dress TE OKS FOUR-llSr-AND goods worth 50 and CLUB TIES CLUB BOWS 75 cents at E Frank WINDSORS DEJOINVILLESels Complete stock of hats and ties now in 98 cents for choice of lot of 150 and 2 mens pants at E Frankels 3tS 19 cents buys choice of any 2c or 35 cent Knee Pants at LIVK STOCK MARKET E Frankels Reported by Tatum Embey While attending the G A R we extend LIVE 5 cents for light you a cordial invitation to visit the Largest m ground small figure 1 and Finest LodisvilleKt Aug 28 Cattle India Linen worth The receipts of cattle were liberal 12a cents at 548 head on sale The market ruled E Frankels slow but all desirable grades were KNO X HAT Jj n s J l R V if If J lf J NECKWEAR H COX BOULWARE m i STOQK COMMISSION BOUBDON Co MERCHANTS STOCK TAKD3 HclPPfagp I QUOTATIONS E Frankel Crus W RionABDSON 4th rjjjff Q Head 5th district J O Sims 3rd district district Wssn T Hodge 6th district Henby B Beok 7th district Sam Brown 8th district Hanson Kennedy 9th district H P Thompson 10th district James Gabnett Jr 11th district Dulin John W son of Dr J L Dulin EarlingtonKy died in Sher- ¬ man Tex August 25th aged5 years Earlington Bee pears Deseased was Colonel in the 17th Kentucky infantry in the late war and formerly lived in Louis- ¬ ville but had been living in Chicago for several years Lander Mr Robert H Lander a prominent citizen of Caldwell county and a brother of Mrs N P Stevinson and Mrs P G Lander of this city died last Saturday Woosley Chas Woosley a son of Geo W Woosley of Sinking Pork died at Greenville Tex last Thurs day of typhoid fever aged 23 years The remains were brought hero Sat urday and interred at the Brick unurcli wuere tue tuuerai was preached He weut to Texas two years ago- 85 Col A M Stout died in Chicago on the 25th Ult aged about Stout Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair 4 cents for Curtain Scrim worth 7 cents 39 cents tor Lace Curtains worth 60c 15 cents for Lace Curtains worth 12 98 cents for Lace Curtains worth 10 At E FRANKEIS t5c steady Common and inferior grades very dull and shade lower A fair clearance made Prospects slow Cattle Extra shipping 4 to 4 75 BO i SIJ0B SS0BE I m twei weak and 10c to 12c lower than yes terday tops 4 65 Prospects will sell still lower Hoos Choice packing and butoh- ers 225 ft to 800 ft Fair to good packlng380 ft to V28 ft Good to extra light 160 ft to 180 lb Fat shoats 120 ft to 160 ft Fat shoats 1O0 ft to 120 ft Roughs 160 ft to 400 ft 4 60 4 25 to 4 60 Light shipping 4 00 to 4 60 Best butchers 3 00 to 65 Fair to good butchers S 00 to 2 70 Common to medium butchers Thin rough steerspoor cows and 1 00 1 25 to scalawags 8 75 to 4 25 Good to extra oxen 1 25 to 2 75 Common to medium oxen 8 60 to 4 00 Feeders 1 60 to 3 40 Stockers 1 25 to 2 75 Bulls 2 00 to 4 60 Veal calves 25 00 to 85 00 Choice milch cows 10 00 to 18 00 Fair to good mlloh cows 1843 Market Hoas Receipts 1 You will find the Latest Styles in footwear at prices within the reach of all and it will I afford us pleasure to receive a call from you I I I IB whether you purchase oronly inspect our modern establishment Awaiting you we are Very Corner Green Streets Opposite Courier Journal Building LOUISVILLE BOSTON SHOE Fourth and KY Truly CO- - Mm M at organdy worth for black ground E Frankers 12aC to 4 60 4 60 to 4 65 4 65 to 4 65 4 f0 4 40 4 60 m mMmMMiBmMmBMBmmfBmh I BAKING double width etta at E Frankels K 15 cents per yard good ruled slow for The market about steady extra Ky best lambs were sales Henri- ¬ lambsatS4 0050but the bulk of the sheep S3 to S3 75 Fat were Bteady SukepandLbs ping sheep Fair to good Good to ex ship 3 00 to 2 40 1 60 1 00 1 00 8 60 Sheep and Lambs Receipts to 4 60 to 4 00 1929 to 4 60 15 pwcom Fte Stamped Linens and Wash Silk at M DAW SON SPRINGS THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT WOST PERFECT MADE Apure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THESTnNDARD Frankels An AtC K mar Withdrawals of gold from the velouscure for Ukidoey complaints Treasury of New York Friday uuivuuH exuttuanon ana temaieireait- - again offset by a deposjt of 1000000 Wvlwkl flt lior stnra a neus These celebrated chalybeate and palts springs are situated Immediately upon tha Chesa ¬ peake Ohio and Southwestern R R 165 miles we3t at Louisville Ky and 63 miles east o PaducahKy new and neatlr furnished with THE Hot weather proves depressing to persons ARCADIA HOUSE Ishotel era also owners of the Springscnacltv- of ntrUtnlno- oaa Sub The owners ot the and the Riiests of the Area were tnoso wnose biooa is poor bucu peo cu jiqubb uavu snmo avumd iu maopritga wiiuuutoiirji uunrHe invalids snouia Common tomedlum Bucks Kxtra lambsKentuoky lmsTennessee Fair to good Common to medium or culls Tall onds to 8 76 2 75 to 8 25 2 25 to 3 75 1 76 to 2 25 to U 00 to 160 to 2 00 DAWBON Ho kins County KENTUCKY V ii jJJ It is the Clinic Kidnev Cur rJt U4ltn a ie Buouiu eancu ineir uioou wit Der mat me monm uuuaei t VKWmMimitatjttem J HOPKINSVILLE POISON- - IN TSit -J WML mmimv O ep temoer 3 tl i i ICECREAM ISy I Hidk Biilex Joint iiOUlfVll le 1A Debate ujpf ViflwivV wbbbwmpmMbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbm What BV R J Reasons GrWiT Its PraMMWiThere j T Sgfcians fti ft 5 u 19 tu Monday lif vrA August Peculiar of PvUoBlajc and lion They HaW KeMKe4 Tke Claim Thfttfo Dsuiiy Mtle by M H0Pi kl navUfe Friday Auguet 23 3b wlinir Green Mondnyi fAikrust wma7t JJ tj k Aimw M The Main jfthe W IabbbI W A1 m bbVI V- B B Dler V7 bbbLT A Mil II yis V W MV Cfcstoria Is fc lv feverishncss Castoria prevents vomiting- Sour Curd cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castoria relieves Teething troubles cures constipation and flatulency astoria assimilates the food regulates the stnmnch and bowels giving- healthy andj natural sleep Cas ¬ toria is the Childrens Panaceahe othersFriend and Children It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor Oik It is Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty use by Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and allays Br Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants on Medical men generally We believe j ai crearruas one of the least Covfngton Saturday night August reard ice inva 01 rood harmful forms of QorOTYliiM 9 lTt41in nfa MAniln lids are permittedtheir physicians NicholaSYille Tuesday September 10 eav 11 iWiien overyjomer son of sweet is absolutely proscribed and Winchester Wednesday Septemno other In healthy ber 4 kind of refectionjmore popular par- ¬ London Friday September 6 ticularly in the summer Morganfield Monday September 9 Leitclifield Wednesday August 28 Nev Castle or Eminence Friday FURNITURE Dealer Mild Jkpt rn Ftuc i flit Sjfrt FlOlftS Bed room Suits A A CoihplteTaril BoautifSjIKQeU on 0 band all at WBL seet LOWEST Cash there-Jl-probabl- vieIMA THE OLD RELIABLE w Castoria J hWW Castoria poisoning occur almost everyseason from eating ice cream On recent Sunday fpr example In Y fiftychlldren were Syracuse made dangerously ill as the result of eating ice cream which was sold on the strqets by an Itinerant vender None of them died bnt their escape fromdeath in several instances is attributed to the- small quantity in which the ice cream was sold to each oustpmen There was a suspicion cases of It is an unquestionSble fact howThe speaking at all these points ever- that serious and even fatal except Louisville and Covington will ABSOLUTELY PURE begin at 2 oclock p m Gen Bardin opening the debate at Louisville and tho candidates alternating thereafter at each appointment The first speaker to have an hoUr and fifteeomin utes and the Eecond 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 SWEET CAPO RAL luj n em a Hm stood th6v Tei of Time MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHER BRANDS COMBINED in IpahSuih fi 10 r t it f Castoria Is an cxcclleat medicine for dill Castoria is so well adapted to children that dsen Mothers have repeatedly told me of ita I recommend it as superior to any prescription good effect upon their children known to me H A Archer M D Da O C Osgood Towell Mass ii So Orlord St Brooklyn N Y ft Castoria is the best remedy for children of Our physicians in the childrens depart ¬ trfclch I am acquainted I hope the day is not ment have spoken highly of their expert Jar distant when mothers Trill consider the ence in their outside practice with Castoria Teal interest of their children and use Castoria and although we only have among our instead of the various quack nostrums which medical supplies what is known as regular sre destroying their loved ones by forcing products yet we are free to confess that the opium morphine soothing syrup and other merits of Castoria has won us to look with hurtful agents down their throats thereby favor upon It sending them to premature graves TJnited Hospital and Dispensakt Dr J F KiwcnxLOB Boston Mass Conway Ark Axlbw C Surra Pra IS I The Centaur Company 77 Murray Street New York City L- A BOLD ABDUCTION re IK A Doteotlve Telia of One In New York City tClio SocnrcU l Bandits Flayed the Game Well and 84500 for the Young ladys Release In Spite of the Detectives r I- LVf U f nobility a Cashmere shawl from the queen to the bride constituting so to speak the imprimatur of royal favor to the match The treaty which provides for the annual presentation of these shawls to her majesty stipulates that the shawls shall number six per annum and their value may be gauged by the fact that each one of them takes an entire Cashmere family a full year to weave By this same treaty she is also entitled to twelve perfect r1 shawl goats of perfect breed six male and six female What disposi I tion is made of the goats I do not know but the shawls have been reit ceived bv the queen ever since the treaty was signed forty six years j ago These guts irom the queen Mmmw TJ yj constitute something in the shape of a white elephant for the bride since no one nowadays knows just what to been carried into a room it wa3 do with a valuable Cashmere shawl Chicago Eecord dusk The room in which she found AS 7v ir ¬ KJ I lM- - fcrownstone house at No 107 Ninety-second street and was the daugh- ¬ ter of Andrew W Manchester He used to be In the lace importing business in Leonard street but has since died The young woman Is now the wife of John E Borden a wealthy Boston business man The detective went on to say that Miss Lula Manchester then sixteen years of age had started from home at four oclock in the afternoon to pay a call around the corner Con- ¬ tinuing be said Of course I had an idea that she had a lover and had eloped with him But not a trace of a lover could I find Then I thought there was some family trouble be- ¬ hind it all but again I was mis- ¬ taken Next I did the usual dance from morgue to hospital to the in- ¬ sane asylums meanwhile covering any clew that some idipt might bring us but it didnt go Twenty two days passed wijth no trace of Miss Manchester One day a suave young Italian called Upon Mr Man ¬ chester and In quite good English explained that he represented a sjn dlcate formed for the purpose of ab¬ ducting the daughters of wealthy men In the case of your daughter explained theItalianMsbeis in good bands She has not been harmed and will not be harjmed for one week more But in that time you must pay a ransom of five thousand dol- ¬ lars for berpeturn If you do not we shall kill her The outcome pf thisstrange case was related by the detectiye as fol ¬ lows My first idea was to arrest theagent of the bandits but when I told him he had the nerve to just smile at me and point out that while I could arrest him and put him In prison I could not- get Miss Man ¬ chester who would certainly be murdered What could we do We got him to take forty five hundred dollars and on the following morn ¬ ing Miss Manchester came back home well and overjoyed at her es- ¬ cape She said that after she had tturned a corner she saw a cab ap- ¬ proaching When it crot opposite her it was driven to the street curb i and the head of a dark woman ap- peared at the door She asked Mis Manchester If she knew a certain address Drawing near to answer the door opened a 6hawl was flunr over the girls head and she was pushed into the cab and gaggedi When the cab stopped and she had A well known ex detective told me a thrilling story of abduction For rears this man wasono of the lead 5 ng Pinkerton detectives but a year ago he retired to private life It was just four years ago he said when the Pinkerton office was given a case that was startling 1 said at the time that In my opinion the young woman for It was a young woman who was missing was held for ransom and so it pr6ved She lived in a handsome nerseii was sparsely furnished while the windows were barred and the heavy door locked All the while she was watched by a swarthy Ital- ¬ ian her guard beln changed morn ing and night She was given all she wanted to eat and was told she would not be harmed if she madei no effort to escape That was all she khew until she was again blindfolded Land gagged ah d carried to a cab which left her at the spot from which she had been abducted N Y Commercial Advertiser and Writes me the fpllowlng letter Au6U8teth18S5 In answer toyourlnquiry with reference to There are two ways In which ¬ ft your horse will ay thla have not had a cians endeavor to account for the horse on my track this year that showed more from the very start and in speed than he did occasionally poisonous effects of ice deed he improved right along until my driver Entirely new and first olass In all quit I have held the watch on him and seen One is the presence in the cream ¬ him trot miles in 2 US and quarters at a much respects Excellent Sample Booms compound of some distinct poison ¬ faster gait Have seen him trot One eighth In nn service unequaled in tho city 20 seconds time after time with apparent eae ice used to color or to flavor the and perfectly within himself 1 do not know On Double Car Line of a Joung horse anywhere that sh6wd as cream the other is the development L P Kleiderzr Proprietors much promise for a fast trotter as your horse C P in the cream or milk of a peculiar His disposition Is perfect any lady or child Henderson Kv Not can handle him with perfect safety chemical substance belonging to the Druggist afraid of anything He wiilbefast as any and class of poisons known as ptomaines game to the core In good hands Is capable of Two people were drowned by a taking a very low marje JohnJVanClevb WHEN YOU These resemble In character the pe- ¬ The following letter from the trainer developed in dead cloudburst at Bloomington 111 culiar poisons August Bth1805 high bodies in theprocess of decay Your horse is When a man has the blues the weigh 1050 pounds15 handsconditionand will iiaining but In In almost every instance of ex- ¬ English describe him as being in a road horse ordsr 1100 pounds la a well por ¬ any one drive tensive poisoning by ice cream con- iunk ine great cause of such de portioned horse and safe for horse I to weeks took the unusually clever for a young troversy has arisen as to whether of spirits is nearly always to horse perfectly green and with six Have your Photograph made at a one the deleterious effects were due to e found in a disordered liver and handling drove him haveeighth ofhimmile at driven faster a2l0gaitandcould any these ptomaines developed after the the positive cure for it is Ramons had the track been good Your horse with that of chance will develop into a horse compound was prepared out of whole- ¬ Tonic Liver Pills only25 cents sam- ¬ kind beat with all ease a 220 gait There is will something remarkable about your horse some materials or to noxious color- ¬ ple dose free at all druggists NEW STDDIO every time I work him he shows an Increase in Elijah Bills Trainer speed ing matters or flavors the ptomaine 8 No 580 Fourth Avenup not ask an exorbitant price for my I do A Family Reunited ln Court theory being adopted by the person colt and toany person wishing to purchase undeveloped speed and remarkably flue dispo selling responsible for making and A lawyer in Australia was defend ¬ sition with good habits I will gladly furnish S N VAIL pedigree and price the ice cream and the independent ing a young man whose record was Cor Seventh and Liberty Sts poison theory by the people who have malodorous Hopklnsvllle Ky Ignoring the that the lateJudgeEhrlichdied the same cause H from physi- ¬ one tary medicines Still I value a good especially when such is the source of relief from pain As a tropical external application I have found Chamberlains Pain Balm the best remedy I have ever used for neu ralgia of any kind I have conscientiously recommended it to many pet sonB William Hobne M D Janes villeWis Sold by R C Hardwickj to I Its Value Recognized By Physicians Willis for sale Four years old Second latet whltefeet Mr JJ Vnp As a rule I am opnosed to proprie- - Junela black withtraining six weote recently Oleye had him In Pine Horse For SalU W offer my young horse hare decided X N DUCKER DIRECTOR FUNERAL Note Hende irs G oTo LOUISVILLE WYBRANTS Louisville Do Ky A Gigantic Map of The great ordnance survey map England containing over 108000 sheets and costing during the- last inch one quarter of tan inch and onertenth of an inch to the mile The details are so minute that the twenty five and six inch maps show every hedge fence ditch wall building and even every isolated tree in the country The twenty five Inch map shows In color the material of which every part of a building Is constructed The plans show not only the exact shape of every building but every porch area doorstep lamppost railway and fire twenty years about 9000000 ra a year Is nearly completed The scales vary from ten and five feet to the mile for the towns through twenty five inches six inches one Her Mistake sighed the noble suitor regretfully has no antiquity Grood by She sat in a trance of terror Antiquity she shrieked when he had left her forever Antiquity forsooth When they found her she was calmert but still bitterly cursing the impulse which had bidden her claim to be but twenty three when she was thirty seven Detroit Tribune Your family looking YOU OAN BE CURED WHILE USING IT years ago and finally went to the haired parents in Englandof HOPKINSVILLE KY anxiously for the return their The habit oj usinff tobacco grows on a man court of appeals where a verdict of prodigal son to Is the finest Hotel In the Souths uiitH grave diseased conditions he next ernitoprovememe Steam Heat and AH mod Tobacco causes cancer of the are Madneed spend jdJBTiiXand nine hundred dollars was sustained Elect heux and he asked j Lights throughout Uomach j dyspepsia loss of memoryoervous against a firm of druggists for sell- Christmas with affections congestion of the retina aad Hdd they the hearts to deprive1 the CUT Rates 2 to S3 50 per day wasting- of the optic resulting ndrve ing to an ice cream manufacturer a in Impairment of vision even to the extent ol Bodges old couple of this happiness Thp Co Managers blindness dizziness or vertigo i tobacco adth certain preparation of red coloring jury however found the prisoner majj nightly suffocation dull pulri in region matter designed to be used for giv ¬ guilty jf heart lollowedlater by sharp pains palpi ¬ Before passing Sentence and weakened ing a pink tint to ice cream The the judge called for the prisoners PROFESSIONAL CARDS tation disease It also pulse resulting Jn fatal neart causes loss of vitality contention of the defendants that QyjT BEFORE 1TI8 TOO IH1K To quit suddenly is too severe a shook to the jail record after examining which be the poisonous effects of the ice cream y8teniaB tobacco to an Inveterate heer be BELL blandly remarked fthat the pris IIANBERY somes a stimulant that his system continually thus colored were due to ptomaines craves bacco cvRO is a seienAMKohnd re had some five preyious corn Lawyers liable vegetable remedy guaranaBd ti be per ¬ was rejected by the jury but per- ¬ oner victions against him but be was fectly harmless and whlcllias bm W use tor haps this was not very strange Inas- ¬ Practice in the Courts of Christian and ad the last 23 year having enred thousands pf to say that the learned counsels elo habitual tobaceo users sfriikers chewers and much as the evidence in behalf of the olnlng counties snuff dippers quent appeal would not remain unHopklnsvllle Kyi You canuse all the tobacco ypu want while defendants showed that there was answered he would commltHho Office City Hall building Court SquaT taklngBACco crEo it will notify you when arsenic in the liquid which they sold prisoner tofor O Stop E GIVE A WRITTEN GUARANTEE to Maitland jallt permanently cure any case with three bosea Iheirexpert witnesses declared that aged parentsatihe presentwhere his OIVESHALE sr refund the money with ten percent interest moment Bacco cuho is not a substitute but a reli the proportion of arsenic was not were serving sentences respectively sbleandsclenilflccure which absolutely de large enough to hurt anyone who ttroTs the craving for tobacco without the aid Attorney at law so that mother and son H will power and with no Inconvenience ate the ice cream but the jury would be mother spend It leaves the system as pure and free from nico ¬ able tp the ensuing Practice In the Couits of Christian and ad tine as tho day you took your thought otherwise first chew or Christmas season under one roof joining counties Mnoke We may add that the testimony Sold by all drugsicts at JICO per box three Hopkinsville Ky boxes thirty days treatment and a guaran case upon the trial of the particular Office over Plasters Bank teed cure 2S0or sent direct uponrecelpj of narly Names of the Hudson price Send six two cent stami s fob sample to which we refer tended to show bcx booklet and proofs free Eureka Ohem 8 WITHERS that chocolate ice cream was the leal lanufactvrlng Company Manufactur Hudson river was named from Uf ng Chemists La Crosse Wisconsin least likely of all kinds to be whose Henry Hudson The Indians called sorae It seems that ice cream It Maha Keneghtue the flower wa- ¬ Attorney and Counsellor at Law Practices in the Courts of Christian and ad- ¬ makers when other sorts of ice ter and other appropriate names Dr Matthew joining counties grown somewhat stale Gomez called It St cream have Anthonys river Hopkinsville Ky and unpalatable can conceal the age and to the Dutch It was known as Office over Plasters Bank Kollock and undesirabuity of the compound Mauritius river in honor of Prince Regular Graduate and Reglsteied Physician USTINLPEAY N Maurice of Holland by the liberal use of chocolate ¬ t ¬ record been made ill however the lawyer proceeded tp A case of this kind came before draw a harrowing tale of two gray the courts of this state some Host Latham You Want to Stop Tobacco V X Henry Y Sun Attorney at law Hopkinsville Ky There is no person In the world who receives a greater variety and number flof birthdaypresents than QueenVictoria- - Some of these gifts are of the most extraordinary character especially those coming frpm her Indian feudatories and subjects In many instances she receives them by virtue of treaty such as the Gashmere shawls which she Is In the habit of giving away as wedding presents to members pf the British Lovers Again Tis always pleasing to see true love run along in smooth channels A month or so aero a Cape Elizabeth woman came into a Portland oculists store and purchased a glass eye She confidentially informed the oculist that her husband had been arrested and that she was glad of it for he hadnt used her well at all She hoped that a term in jail would helphim and she pro- ¬ posed to go up and see him sentenced and so she got a new glass eye in order to make aproper appearance in This week the woman came court in again With her was a man whom she Introduced as herhusband The glass eye had been accidentally broken and the man was preparing to buy another and darn the expense I want her to have just as good an eye as youve got in the store for the aint no better wom- ¬ an on the face of the earth The wife winked the sound eye blissfully at the oculist and whispered That jail done him a sight of good Lewiston Journal INCURABLE Office Weber street rearof Court itoue Collections a Specialty We know that it sounds quackish to talk about the Electropoise curing nit incurable diseases but bear in mind the fact that is the ojd treatment which has pronounced the case incur¬ MS MERRIWETflER Late of Louisville Formerly Assistant Surgeon in U SNavy af ¬ terwards Post Surgeon U s Army and Surgeon British Marine Service withlater tw years experience as Physician at Hot Springs Ark will welcome the sick and af- ¬ flicted at His Office where consultation with one of the Most Successful Doctors the presan age is cordially Invited Allof will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed in every case undertaken Dr Dentist Office in Summers Building over Bassett Matthew Henry Kollock Treats Succeseiully All Chronic and Long Standing Diseases Hopkinsville Ky ANDREW SEARGENTM D nospuai methods able We do not make the claim that we can cure all so called incura ble diseases but we do maintain with Catarrh Astef treatedBronchitis by latest Blood and Skin Dis x ease Physician and Surgeon Office Fifth and with all earnestness that a case pro HopkinsvilleKy Telephone No 6 nounced incurable by your iamily physician is a splendid field for the J1R HHWALLACE Court Room Main Streets opposite Cily Sores Pimples Scofula Tumors EcremKi Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising from an Impure state of the blood promptly and completely eradicated forever from the system restoring health and purity Physician and Surgeon operation of the Electropoise It OFFICE up stairs opposite Telenhone nffl may bejust the treatment necessary corner Ninth and Main Residence corner ToeT Syphilis Gleet Strictures Varicocele Hydro- and is quite likely to be so If it fails Main and Seventeenth Hopkinsville Ky celeTenderne8Veakuess of Organs Piles Fistula quickly cured without pain oa deten this is- no argument against the tion from business cMoDAvrrr Junius Poise but in such a case the fact Weakbaek frequent and burning urine dis ¬ eases of the hiadder of both sexes j promptly and safelycttied w111 receive special andcarUal LiaLUob treatment for all thelrioily ailments Kidney and Urinary Private Diseases physicians statement is proven to be true Bnt manys the patient of the Dentist Nervous Debility ffil Office LI Hopkinsville Ky over Kellys Jewelry Store He Was Equal to It who has been given up by his physi ft Irish car driver was called cian who has again miiiJcivreceived life Painter and Paper Hanger ThaABlima dar Wh0 tMWd apwkrXw to settle a wager which turned dl6 this llifflCUlty Sfnn 3fl1Ilen ALL WORK his ability to answer any ques- ¬ through treatment of the Electropoise Done with Neatness and Dispatch and at Low that was put to him without est Prices Beoareunnary organs The circum- ¬ stopping to think Sn0P 8th street nest to D R Beard office HoDkinsvllle Ky th JiEK yvur trouWes if living awayffom stances having been explained to the 2 C15n Secured at home dibW nnn Bo after asking me man ho said VALUABLE BOOK FREE W GRAA 1eaUnBs and medjclne sent secure w the question your onner from observation Testimonials c patients Well now Pat tell me whats Proprietor of rnnhfilblllhea l Jnk references to my ADDRESS Mvan ahhso nothing First National Barber Shop Arrah now shut your eyes and Shaving I0o Shampooing 25o Hair Cutting DUBOIS WEBB 2V3 Nothlncbut flrst cla3 wnrV ni i u yell see nothing immediately was BI3 FOURTH AVENUE latest fashion tho instant and brilliant answer 613 HopklnsvilleKy St Paul Dispatch LouafajLLH Kentucky Next door to First National An upon upon tion HSKERRITT of life treated with never falling success On examination the urinary ropysedr ment will often be found anda sometlmea f umen will color will be of a thin - the iaEi9SS v Dr Kollock Church Street NukViite Ti Bank tmiffjb a Tut- MMMlSiMotsim li j i H iif i i i i H i fi r v tr ir W il 0T y iMitiJ wpWfcwdWM - K a TSSSp MMl8i TO T tlMvMVtffttvUi fVf rW yj 4 A jrijw rl jf ArV t v d weeks YOUNG Fesrik Maday In Febraar- yChkisjiA Monday in June tens ermslijjjWfek first REMEDY WHICH Monday In September WE OFFER A four yrtSW -- INSURES SAFETY TO LIFE term six wci e OaiXOwak Saond Monday lii April term OF MOTHERAND CHILD ratMordcy Angnat tent jhreeweek Wo weM iseoond Monday In November term three weeks Lton First Monday In May term twc weeks flrtt Monday In Angifat Wrm twr ROBS CONFINEMENT OF ITS PAIN weeks jflra Monnday i December term two HORROR AND niSK weeks Ofamit krart Direo4y Taios First Jfonday Ja- - Febraary tens three week third Monday In May term two Monday la September ictm thre weeks it f WIVES Friend peetty miotis- itiiLLt t lMa -t j U The Knife Not Needed k The FiretWomah at Now Yorks Polloo Headquarters Commissioner JSooeerelts CharmlngJPri vate Socrctary Created a Sensation WhegsHo Tlrst Appeared in 4 MASSACHUSETTS TOWN HEARS ANDWONDERS EBULEAH This1 SPRINGS Wfcat a MtrcIo Trn TJaero TwUtwJ limbo and Croolcd KecU jgjh Dr Kollock f J In Nashville Hegular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Burgeon US Navy after- Surgeon British Marine Service with two years1 MTfetlence as physician at Hot Springs Arc EwwHod by tho EnoyclopcedJa Brl anica Vol X page A35 the largestjand most important work in tnejrbrlatt being in wenty flve volumes eaoh the size B a large church Bible Hd is noted as thfc discoverer of the active principle of gelseminum a speci- ¬ fic for neuralgia oi the face and womb Oures Catarrh Syphilis LostMahHood and General Debility Tho Doctor has been all overthe world and has mademrny cures given up by other physicians Vendome Building Randall Litsey a fcattletraiser of Mercer county Ky hasbeen arrested charged with forging pedigrees A Sound Liver Makbs a Well Man Are you bilious constipated or troubled with jaundice sick headache bad taste in mouth foul breath coated tongue dyspepsia indigestion hot dry Bkin pain in back and between the shoulders chills and fever etc If you hare any of these symptoms your livGr is out of order and your blood is slowly being poisoned because your blood does not act properly Herbine will cure any disorder of the liver stomach or bowels It has no equal as a liver medicine Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at R C Hardwlcks drug store The Spanish minister De Lome has written to a friend in Washington criticising the American press From all accounts Chamberlains Cough Remedy is a Godsend to the afflicted There is no advertisement about this we feel just like saying it For TheDemocratCarrolItonKy sale by R C Hard wick Druggist with excitement A jncw Honor was thrust on woman wkajnad been physically deformed for child four when Miss Minnie Gertrude Kelly was years and who was the object of the pity oi installed by the president of tho board the entire town has had hir limbs utraiht of police commissioners Theodore ened out her head again made erect by the straightening of her neck and is running Roosevelt as his private secretary about town now with tho freedom end My wife used only two bottles She Kelly Is the first member of the abandon of any child Miss was easily and quickly relieved is now 6ex to hold any position at New York Mary S Fuller is tho name of the little doing splendidly police headquarters The members of cripple Many of our readers will remem S Morton Harlow N 0 J the former police board ruled by Tam ¬ ber her She Is but a child of 8 years and hai spent the four years Sent by express or mall on receipt of price many would as soon have posted their lessly crippledpastRheumatic in bad hope 8100 per bottle Book fever fouryears TO MOTHERS business ona bulletin board outside tho ajo attacked tho nerves and cords of her mailed free marble door of police headquarters lower limbs and neci so that the former itiUAVtwbu UEQULATOn CO ATLANTA Oi as have installed a woman in any posi ¬ Were drawn all outofsmpeand twisted and SOLD B7 ATL DBU3QIBT8 in a tion much less one of such confidence bent backwards latterpitiable mucaerj nnd of the were so tightened on as a private secretaryship where their the oordsas to draw her head down one oide Fjfty oue young men were ad on her must have been known ihoulden Her arms ton were helplws mittea to the bar at Mount VernoD secretslooks of amazement on the faces ind neighbors hearts bid at the little ones Tho 111 Wednesday of some of the former visitors to the juiToringr The progress of the disease re¬ police commissioners offices where a duced her toaskeleton andthe poormothcr Ohamljerlaina Eye and Skla Ointment sweet faced young girl injblack is now has almost given her own life for that of the jhild in her oulad running the office In Commit jneji bedside untiring washing at the little Is unequalled for Eczema Tetter Salt Four years of watching four Rheum Scald Head Sore Nipples Chapped slonef Roosevelts absence are worth years of waiting and at last the child be Hand3 Itching Pita Burns Frost Bites seeing Miss Kelly Is pretty with jan to iend her cords relaxed her nervous Chronic Sore Eyes and GranulatedLEyj Lids sparkling blaok eyes an especially rosy lystem gathered strength and power and she is about For sala by druggists at 25 cents ver box mouthj rather large and Indicating to day asastated above happy runningWrsn tho town vigorous and child abllityi but with corners well drawn tham rejoices physicians applaud aud new to hoeseTowneks For putting a horse in a fine healthy con- In denoting a marked tendency to mind methods in nerve treatments have bjau suc cessfully vindicated Formerly the surgeon dition try Dr CadJs Condition Powders ones own business and divulge nothing would have been called on They tone up the system aid digestion cure She has black hair parted In Madonna straighten the limbi Now in this case to the idea is to loss of appetite relieve constipation correct fashion and waved down to the ears work in harmony with nature eo Tho rich blood sible and to this end remedies are far aa pos kidney disorders and destroy worms giving And sho blushes employed new life toan old or over worked horse 25 comes and goes in great waves of which assist nature supplying to the weak ened parts the chemical properties they cents per package For sale by druggists crimson whenever she is spoken to in spite of tho fact that she is quite digni- need For instance in the above caseDr Wil ¬ liams Pink forPAle People wweuiod At Clinton Mb Jo Linhbff being fied and self contained and understands and effected Pillscure easily the and naturally under a charge of fogery committed her position fully A wag said when The mother of the child said She had he saw this phenomenon that those been given up by four doctors who wero suicide were the first blushes police headquar certain that they could not cure her Why she oouldnt open her mouth and I actaalfy ters had ever known to into Miss Kellys selection by Mr Roose¬ had all force the food dear it Her mouth was sores and oh what Whig velt draws attention to the fact that child she was and such a cara a Nobody When Baby was sick we gav her Castoria women are especially fitted to hold po¬ but mvseif knows what a trial wo both have When she was a Child sho cried for Castoria sitions as private secretary where dis- been through for she was too young to rea If When she became Hiss she clung to Castoria cretion tact and an absolute fidelity lise itgood Imy statement will do anybody shall bo glad to have it pub any and secretlveness are imperative When she had Children she gave them Castoria lished and if thow who read it will only It is within a few years that this come to me if they are skeptical can con idea has taken hold on both men and vince tham in very little time that I hnow women of prominence and the records what I ru tslkingabout People around here was a miracle and I believe it was made by their women secretaries are say it Williams Dr Pink Pills contain all the and unusually good without ex ¬ elements necessary to rive new life and A cloudburst destroyed an Arab clean village dn Algeria killing sixteen per- ¬ ception Mrs John Logan has had a nohnessto the blood ancf restore shattered nerves They are for sale by all druggists girl secretary Miss Edith Marshall sons since her mothers death and Mrs or may be had by mail from Dr Williams Company Schenectady N Y Sot WOTICE Logan 03 everyone knows has a most Medicinebox or six boxes 50a per for 260 I WXKT every nan and woman in tho United 1 a Mothers Mulberry Street evoryone is agog f fYo Qvar in th- - frwa cf Wrcnthan Haw Stralhtid Taunton Mast GaiWc Trioe Couixtv Kentucky T W GtFNN GO es is situated on the O V Railroad 14 miles from Princeton and 16 miles from famous health and pleasure resort the oldest in Western Kentucky SIX TRAINS DAILY Hopkiusville and is open the year round THE HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS ARE UNSURPASSED Milpk 2nd Chalybeate Water in Abundance- Temperature of Sulphur Water 56 degrees flowing from a bold and neve failing spring AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN STRING BAND ON SAND Rates reasonable and made known on application Address Managers For Descridtive Pamphlet and full particulars iSummer season now open Mm IHMllllTTnimmTBlIHllHMM IIM1HHHIMH IMMMHI I TIHIW ITTTI IIMI1I II Chalybeate Springs GEO L DIAL Proprietor if iiwJJyAwV JimvJtvmJimf There is no longer any excuse for the people to remain in the cities through the warm summer montus for the wonfofaccomodatlons at the CHALYBEATE SPRINGS at SE 3REE KY The proprietor OLDIalhas reeentlr built a housa with a Juumber of good well ventilated rooms within twenty yardsof the Springs sufficiently elevated which make It quite a desirable for quiet rest and health S-auOSSS 3cs3iTprcrasr 1895 1845 Insure in the Old Reliable- - 500 IPer TTTeels AMZI DODD President MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY 00 Total Assets January 1st 1605 65230 1370G131663 Paid Policy Holders since organization Surplus Former N Y Standard 67233 Losses paid in Kentucky over 80000 r After second year GUARANTEED CASH SUKKENDER VALUES on life and endowment ollcies 1NCONTESTIBLE CASH LOANS made on assignable policies in case of lapse no FORFEITURE policy Is continued in force FOR FULL AMOUNT by the reserve orlfpre erred to the purchase of a paid up pollcv No restrictions as to RESIDENCE or OCCUPA- ¬ TION THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired FW SMITH Si CO State Agents 542 West Main street Louisville Ky CALLIS W WALLACE B Local Agents KENTUCKY I HOPKINVILLE T Grant Propr Formerly with Alexander In Brazil there are said to be 300 Janguacps and dialects spoken by In diansi statrt interested in the Oplnm and Whisk habits to have one of mybookr on these eases Address B M Woolley Atlanta Box 583 and one will be sent ion tree EB T Grant Baldwin Clerk8 dis- ¬ G Up Understood Women Hot weather proves depressing to are out of order and the town is dry those whoseblood is poor Such peo- ¬ ple sh1duld enrich their blood with Ballards Snow Liniment Hood s Sarsaparilla m The Springfield Mo water works Ethel angrily Why did you not come last night as you promised Jack I had good reasons for not coming ARLINGTON HOTEL HEASONONBLL OPENER BATES thanthato either the vfhite negro abmore easily torn turers Mr W The skin of the Indian is thinner or the Benjamin editor c f thejSpectatorr Rushford N Y says It may be a pleasure to you to know the high esteem in which Chamberlains medicines are held by the peo- ¬ ple of your own state where they must be best known An aunt of mine who resides at Dexter Iowa was about to visit me a few years since and before leaving home wrote me asking if they were Bold here stating if they were not she woula bring a quantity with her as she did The not like to be without them medicines referred to are Chamberlains Cough Remedy famous for its cures of coldsi and croup Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatism lamb back pains in the side and chest and Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel com- plaintbi These medicines have been in constant use in Iowa for almost a The people quarter of a century have learned that they are articles of great worth and merit and unequaled by any other They are for Bale here by R C Hardwick Druggist In a iecent letter to the manufac F When the Indian earthworks do not comprise a spring within their limits there is generally an artificial reservoir vfelr A and a prominent citizen of this enter- ¬ prising town says1 I sell some forty different kinds of cough medicines but have never in my experi- ence sold so much of any one article as I have of Ballards Horehound Syxup All who use it say it is the most perfect remedy for Cough Cold Coapnption and all diseases vof tho Thimtand LungsT they have ever tried It is a specific for Croup and Whooping Cougli It will relieve a Cough in one minute Contains no opiates Free trial bottle at R C Hardwicks Drug Store Clinton Missouri L Armstrong an oldrdruggist Mrs Mary Sckuinat aged 45 years who thought she was a burden on her relatives made an attempt at sui oide at St Louis i Several years ago I was taken with a severe attack of flux I was sick in bed about ten days and could get nothing to relieve me until I used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which cured me and b9 been a household remedy with fTever since J C Mablow u Decaturviiie mo a or sale Dy TTowHtviflr IlrilfrnMRf -00 National Committeeman Josiah says that Wv Quinoy of Massachusetts Arthur Master member of an old next years political issue win oe tne English family was fatally injured administration by falling from a window at Middles boro Ky li TmBest Is Cheapbbt FoIeySaraaparilla is irom three The agricultural department has horse J t Jo ten times stronger in blood cleans- - decreed that all so um meet shipped aoroaamust oe stur qualities ban a any otnr f 1i voluminous correspondence besides many business and charitablo affairs in hand Miss Marshall even has entire charge of Mrs Logans bank books in her employers absence from Washing ton Mrs Potter Palmers right hand dur Alabama red iron ore has been ing the preparations for the fair was a found first class for steel making lovely young girl whose tact and efficien ¬ cy thousands of people all over the Troths Tersely Told world came to know Foleys Honey and Tar is one of Miss Sanger whom President Harri ¬ the standard medicines used in the son placed In the white house never Working Womens Home Association showed anything but tho closest fidel- ¬ at 21 South Peoria street Chicago ity to tho trust placed in her and al DbBlinn MedSupt though cultivated assiduously by news Foleys Honey and Tar gives the paper people not one of the entire best satisfaction here Washington force was ever able to se ¬ C F Bickhahs Roseland Ill cure any news through her My customers call for Foleys It is this sort of faithfulness that is Boney and Tar when wanting a good likely to make an increasing demand for discreet young women of good judg ¬ cough syrup ment and J H Kuste Easton 0 sitions business training In such po- ¬ sale by C K Wyly For Miss Kelly is the fourth woman to The Modern Woodmens picnic at hold a private secretaryship of im ¬ Staunton 111 was attended by fully portance in New Yorks city govern 20000 woodmen The trades parade ment One is now in tho position and of local business men contained forty has proved to have an executive ability that not one man in five hundred baa five floats Miss Kellys is quite tho most impor ¬ tant private secretaryship yet filled by Found a woman It is all the more important At C K Wylys drug store a mar- because sho is only nineteen years old velous cure ior all kidney complaints the youngest woman by far who haa nervous exhaustion and female weak- over been given such responsibility Miss Kelly is a New York girl 9 ness It is the Clinic Kidney Cure of the public schools and not The body of an unknown white Saduato bit of a new woman in any man was found in the river at Alton way She doesnt ride the bicycle nor 111 Deceased was a laboring man aspire to bloomers She doesnit admire about 45 yeats of age and hac been the modern new woman stylo of noveL She does like the water and rows when in the water several weeks she has tho chance She prefers to stay at home and cultivate the ac ¬ Evertwhere We Go quaintance of hex mother and sisters We find some one whojias been cured She doesnt belong to any so called by Hoods Sarsaparilla aud people womans clubs and doesnt go in for on all hands are praising this groat 6lummingwork although she is a mem ¬ medicine for what it has done for ber of all tho church socloties to which Taken in Catholic girls always belong them and their friends time Hoods Sarsaparilla prevents But sho is a great pedestrian and serious illness by keeping the blood likes to walk from tho police head¬ pure and all the organs in a healthy quarters to her home in Harlem just onditiou It is the great blood puri- for exercise Miss Kelly believes that women axe fier especially adapted to fill private secre ¬ stere ¬ Hoods Pills become the favorite taryshipsit and when she studied ambi ¬ ography was always with tho cathartic with every one who tries tion and Intention of using it in some them 25c per box thing beside routine dictation as a typewriter or mere clerk The KellyB A case of small pox has developed hod known Mr Roosevelts family for near Charleston Mo A negro man some years and tho offer of the position just from Arkansas has it He is iso- ¬ was made by Mr Roosevelt without lated and is being closely guarded solicitation from Miss Kellys family This wonderful Liniment is known from the Atlantic to the Pacific and from the Lakes to the Gulf It is the most penetrating Liniment in the world It will cure Rheumatism Neuralgia Cuts Sprains Bruises Wounds Old Sores Burns Sciatica Sore Throat Sore Chest and all In- ¬ flammation after all others have failed It will cure Barbed Wire Cuts and heal all wounds where proud flesh has set in It is equally efheient for animals Try it and you will not be without it Price 50 cents Free trial bottles at R C Hardwicks Drug S ore Ethel I dont believe it what were they Jack Well just as I was about to start Miss Brown dropped In to 6ee mother Ethel You poor dear forgive me What a tiresome evening you must have had Boston Courier Onto TWELFTH AND MAIN STBEET LOU IS VI LiEl HOT AND COLD BATHS Y BAR BARBER SHOP nor SAMUEL HODGSON Clarksville Tenn MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER 3 y MISS MDTNIE GEBTBUDE KEIXT Hold on there Amy cried tho lit tle son of a prominent politician re¬ provingly to his elder sister who was cutting tho pie for distribution among tho children who clustered around the tea table Im dead onto youl Why whats tho matter Jack You are gerrymandering that there pie thats whats the matterr Puck A Marvelous Progression They may talk about their iron age the cashier softly murmured as he altered tho combination and shut to the door but what Is that compared with the ago of steal Saying which ho put a large dark colored incognito Into his valise and boarded a steamer for South America N Y Recorder Where a Head Had Rested Paterfamilias I fancy that young man is making great progress in mak ing love to Ethel Moterfamilias What makes you think so Paterfamillas Ho offered mo a cigar last night when he was going away and found that all In his vest pocket were broken Town Topics ft of If ITALIAN MARBLE -SCOTCH SWEDE and the most desirable EASTERN GRANITES -MONUMENTS TABLETS STATUARY a After 40 years experience we feel confident that all work entrusted to us will be executed in an artistic and skillful manner ONLY THE 3EST MATERIAL UIED 5 Mr F M Whitlow is our solicitor issoussisssaats j22E3Eafia 2SZ33ISBHK723X9 fm Jusfev Art Livery Feed And Sale Stable day Equal to tho Occasion Mary we have breakfast at eight oclock said Mrs Post to her new servant girl who was already enter taining several friends who had dropped COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS in to see how she lilted her new place All right maam said Mary If I EOPEJLNSVlLLE KENTUCKY aint up dont wait for me San Fran C5FGoodRlgs with or without drivers famished day or night Special rates to Commer cisco Post oialmcn Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES No Need of Wasting Effort I have been requested said the MWTWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER ONE MANAGEMENTS good pastor beaming over the pulpit BOWLING GREEN SOUTHERN to offer prayers for rain but tho su ¬ Sun- ¬ perintendent informs me that tho Norma School day school picnic is arranged for Tues Business College WwfflCmiis ESTABLISHED COLLEGE Which of course would fetch a N Y Recorder downpour Detective Legislation IN 13TB BOWLING GREEK BUSINESS First Tramp Did you hear about that new law fer teachln1 the school children about the effects of liquor 6econd Tramp Yes If theyd only provided fer the appointment of a ter rible example fer each school at a big salary you and I might have struck a snap Brooklyn Lif0 Very Bright Miss Mabel Is a bright girl said young Mr Dinwiddle to Miss Jumon ville The great Business Training School of the South I English Teachers Scientific and Classic Book Keeping Music Art and Elocution provided Short hand Telegraphy Tyre 1 Courses Writing and Penmanship Pupils can enter at I for Low rates of board and tuition Send lot ny time Send for catalogue catalogue Mention Oourio dtsired CHEBBT BB01 Proprs Bowling QraenKy Address SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL HOW TO DRESS NEATLY ly dont want our customers to paz for am clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory Our 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 ShP Every one knows we are artists in woolen fabrics and the most fashionable tailors in the city We guarantee fits and absolute- ¬ True she is always casting reflec tions wosthe reply of the latter who regards Mabel as a rival Pittsburgh Chronicle Ji till St optical Willie Slimson My aunt gave me a dollar to day to put in my bank Did you put it in Featherstone A Mosquitos ModTU Operandi Only the female mosquito bites Willie Willie No sir Father has charge Though H is asserted that she carries of that bank Brooklyn Life poison the fact has never been proved riaTenom glands have been discovered X Model ot Xnooms Her sting consists offlve extramoly Mrs Nervusr I want a good girL sharp needles two of which axe barbed Now is this girl you recommend cai They unite to form an awL which har-- OUR TRIMMINGS are always the very best We invite you to call and vvv see for yourself and get prices Y ft 8 HEBEABBJHEBE Born to the wif ofW T WilHm boh a fine boy last Thursday night In Merchandise 20 stores under Dr E Nk Fruit Dentist ofEce over one roof under one management City Bank HopTunsyillo Ky Born lo tho wife of Mr W H Hill of Gracey a fine girl Sunday night v READY MADE Some choice young Plymouth Roclc We hang them in your house with cockerelB for sale Apply here out extra cnarge Farmers in manyBectiona are busy PRICES cutting tobacco Where the worms 79o not done damage the crop is re- havo Li 89c HOPKINSVILLE ENTUOKIAN uGxtr September 8 1895- 40000 Mosquito Bars R CKE T A W A GREAT Department Store mente 20 to 40 darks 20 f depart- - WE SET THE PACE SEE 0CT2e TXXTXDOVvrREAD We were heavy buyers bSPe the JT advance in prices 100 119 129 162 189 up to 8 Calf shoes for 249 SHQES Jorted a good one 109c HEADQUARTERS FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES READ List of lc Articles LFPK18lt paper ac READP MENS SHOES new buggy never been run for sale cheaper than dirt In quiro at this office County court convened yesterday and a very large crowd wbb in the city Business was fairly good among the merchants and everything passed off quietly Fob Bent desirable cottage of 6 or 8 rooms on corner of Clay and 16th streets Apply at this office The Western Union Telegraph Company are now constructing anew their telegraph line along this divis ¬ ion between Henderson and Guth Bars any We have all Bize made to order Ladies Corsets Cigars 22c 39c 48c C B corsets 98c S 60 in a box 48c to 1 per box Button hole twist lc 8 dreBfl stays lc C corsts 125 Paper pins lo Needles lc ppr New Calicoes New Dry Goods every day Toilet SoapsWe have tons of fine soaps jam full and offer everything at cut lc2c8c Thimbles lc each Tablet lc prices Stationery Departmet Hosiery Department 24 BhcetB note ppr lc 2 teaspoons lc For bargains in School Supplies Ladies black hose 5c Mens box 4c 12 Envelopes wht lc 20 Hair pins lc 5c to 25c Largest line in thecity We run our own Gents Furnishings 6 lead pencils lo 6 slate pnclB lc New line of Suspenders just recd House Furnishings housecomplete We can furnish a 2 Rubber tip pencils lc New Carpets and will deliver any large package Furniture Carpets Stoves Queens Will be on sale next week c I card Hooks and Eyes lc ware Shades Rugs furniture stoves etc from the cheapest up to Some At 98c 110 159 149 179 Ladies Shoes School Shoes Three Floors See our lino for Bargains Freight Wagons v Largest Shoe Department in the exty lie Weather Forecasts Uomeand Bring Tonr ifrlends press Storm disturbances are due and Atlanta Ga Aug 27 95 The a farm to work on the Wanted shares with good force Inquire at unsettled weather may be expected Cotton States and International Ex- ¬ tnis olnce throughout the week A very cool position is offering quite interesting Business on this division of the L wave will follow with possible frosts sights already although all of the N was never much better at this further north The drop in temper- buildings are not quite completed season of the year than now This ature will be sudden and will be felt many exhibits have been brought in refers to both passenger traffic and all over the country for three or four The art building is most handsomely freight work decorated with the finest art alDr A P Campbell has resumed days ready The Forestry building which PERSONAL UOSSIP practice and also has secured the iis right to extract teeth by the painless will contain the most complete and Co Office over BaBsett process Miss Helen Hall of this city left comprehensive exhibition ol the flora Mr Jas M Howes handsome jew yesterday morning for Atlanta Ga of the sonth ever collected is one of elry store opposite the Kentuckian of- to be gone several months the prettiest and interests many peo- ¬ fice is rapidly getting into shape for Mr J H Anderson has returned ple In all the buildings we find his opening which will be in a few from the east where he has been for many curiosities The Japanese days It will be one of the hand several weeks purchasing fall goods village and Midway will soon welsomest store rooms in the city come their guests most cordially Mr Gill H Smith of Pembroke One of the moEt interesting exhibEevs J H Spurlin of this place passed through the city yesterday and C E Perryman of Cerulean enrouto to Dawson to spend the week its in the Machinery hall will be the collection of saws shown by the Hen ¬ Springs closed a successful revival at Mr J T Wall has returned from ry Diston Co Philadelphia This Bordley Wednesday morning Twenty-fNew York City where he purchased exhibit will be the same as shown at ive were baptized Wednesday a full line of goodB for the fall trade the Worlds Fair and many artistic Three joined by letter designs may be expected from the Miss Laura Carter is spending enterprising firm There will be a total eclipse of the moon this evening Visible all over several days on a visit to friendB in In the southwestern part of the the United States The moons face South Christian Electric building the Atlanta Tele- will begin to hide about 9 oclock and Company is arranging an ex Mr 0 E Gardner has gone to the eclipse will become complete at Bowling Green to accept a position Ehone and from the present appear- ¬ 11 oclock in J B Settles jewelry establish ¬ ance they will make a success of the affair The Herndon property at Hern ment The Womans building will be the don was sold yesterday by order of of the Mr Frank T Cochson Teller court M S Major bought the Manbatton Bank of Memphis was most beautiful feature being artis ¬ the home tract and the Davie land and the guest of Mr R C Watkins Sun- ¬ tic in every finish 88 woman was at the head of it C S Coleman bought the Young day Some of the most distinguished of farm The property brought 12214 Miss Felie Payne is at the store the many famous women of England The September term ot circuit again after three months absence and Will visit Atlanta during tho exposi court began at Henderson yesterday will be glad to see her friends at Mrs ion viz Lady Henry Somerset the and promises to be one of more than Ada Laynes Countess of Carlisle the Duchess of yesterday afternoon The game had not been finished when we went to Fob Kent A very desirable dwell ing on South Virginia street 8 rooms W W Ware large shady yard The Griffiths played another match game with the Band boys at the park RACKET JEREMIAH H KUGLER New York 540 Broadway Manager Hoplclnsville Ky 214 216 Main St MATRIMONIAL RACKET LADIES BU re you Going usual interest There are 21 prisoners to be tried and 17 divorce cases will be heard There are several murder cases on the docket The statement of earnings of the Louisville Nashville for the third week of August show a total of 337 145 which is an increase of 9870 over the corresponding period of last year The increase was mostly in the passenger department Since July 1 the earnings have increased 222097 Acct Mational Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic the L N will sell round trip tickets to Louisville at 375 on Sept 8th 9th 10th and 11th good returning until and on October 5th J M Adams Agent t Vitaha double strength foi sale by druggists S3 jVV KNOWLEDGE lends to personal enjoyment when rightly used The many who live bet ter than others and eujoy life more with less expenditure by moe promptly adapting the worlds bet products to the needs of physical being will attest the value to health of the ruro liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy Syrup of Figs Its excellence is due to its presenting fn the form most acceptable and pleas Brings comfort and improvement an fn Hi i j F Yj i beneficial properties of a perfect lax ativo effectually cleansing the system dispelling colds headaches and fevers ana permanently curing consdpation It has given satisfaction U millions and met with the approval of tho medical proleg3ion became it acts on the jvki nevp iiiver ana liowels without weal atrinv fhm nnrl it fs nftrfpntlv frrA Imii ovary objectionable substance oyrup ol ig w lor saie oy an urugnnu hu in duo ay si Domes due u is manuie viuuoroiu xig oyruj HfCturca v Co only whose name is printed ou ove pickage also the name Syrup of Fijar i 4tad beihgell informed you will not T ant to the taste tho refreshing and truh i optiayaubstitutoif i oflered Swj Mr W S Withers and his mother Bedford Hon Mrs Hereford Russell Mrs W J Withers have returned Baroness Burdett The English end of the Fairwill be from a three months sojourn in the mainly in charge of Mrs Annie Mor¬ mountains of Colorado ion Lanes a brilliant American liter Mr Harry P Ware has accepted a ary woman who has been long domi- ¬ rolled Court Gulllngs position with Bassett Co and will ciled in London Miss Charlotte following cases were disposed The have charge of the samples of the Robinson of Manchester Eng will merchant tailoring establishment rep- make an interesting exhibit of her of by Judge Hanbery yesterday resented by that firm work which is entirely along the morning Noah Marks drunk lined line of interior decoration Mme Fleuretto Levy departed for Sam Russell col fornication fined Could tell of many interesting ex- ¬ St Louis Saturday to buy her fall hibits in all the buildings but will 520 and costs stock of millinery goods She will Silvey Buckner col same same wait return by way of Cincinnati where greatfor my friends to gaze on the University of Learning she will also make heavy purchases LOCALS Am sure if many were anxious to Judge Jno R Grace passed come they could plan some way even through the city Sunday en route to though the path be queer as some Frankfort to assume his seat on the strange pilgrims are now headed ex The bridge on ClarkBville pike over Appellate Bench He has been sum- positionward viz Three cowboys mering at Cadiz riding untamed bronchos are racing Little River Good chance for a far- ¬ mer to get a bargain in lumber Mr Albert S White has resigned through Indiana When last heard J T Edmonds from they were at Indianapolis and his position with the National Fertilizer Co and will accept a position close behind Friday the man who We Are ti5K3S Co Mr White is pushing the wheel barrow to At- ¬ with Winfree Bros is an excellent business man and will lanta These pilgrims belong to the Advertising make the firm a first class salesman 49 mining camp which will be located in the Midway He would be pleased to have his old Friday is the man who pushed a The old reliable friends and patrons call on him wheel barrow across the great alkali undertakers Up Furniture dealers and stairs in Henry block Co and sand deserts of the West to San Mr C A Cosby of Petree Hopkinsville Ky left yesterday for New York to lay in Francisco in the days of the gold Now Grovers back from fishing a fall Stock of shoes and other goods fever And gone to Gables Gray for bis Store Mr Cosby will pur Hes searching all the Scriptures Another man recently started from ror anomer name iney say chase a big Stock to meet the growing the northeast corner of Main and ad- But youll find us at our business aemancisot the increasing trade ot visea the exposition authorities that At the same old stand his popular home He expects to be je proposed to make his wav to At- And hope youll call and see us wneueveryou possiDiy can rtrttIA QUUUli n r guuo n rtmti HVU ninnlin WCC1M3 rt Innln vn iuu Qnn1 uano iui Mn trrl nuu nnlrn s opukD mum PYLB fc KENSHAW Mr Alex Crabb the popular and to be exhibited in the Womans Car load of Phaetons just received accommodating clerk of Mr John Building Galbreaths has resigned his position Another party who left Saratoga in a at Webbs at that place and will leave in a few wagon coming expects to have an days to accept a more lucrative one exhibit in the Manufacturers BuildiStylish turnouts at Webbs with a Paducah firm in the capacity ngTho I W Harper is the finest fllav as traveling salesman Alex is a soThough you may not arrive the ber and industrious young man and first day Sept 18th and Bee the start ored whiskey on earth we feel uafe in saying that he will of the machines as President Cleve Used in moderation it is a sure prove a profitable addition to the land touches the button I trust that specific for indigestion for general louse for which he will travel in your section all are very enthusi ¬ debility for insomnia for mental depression astic over the exposition May vll le Will Play Here SOLD BT Very respectfully submitted Manager Galbreath has secured W R LONG LB P the Maysville ball team to play two Hopkinsville Ky games at Athletic park with the loRemoval Notice cals They will be here this week We have moved from court place Bargains in buggies at C B Webbs and will play Friday and Saturday to rooms over First National Bank Maysville has the strongest amateur where we can be found and with a Webb is selling cheap He dont nine in tho south They defeated full line insurance companies and want to carry his big stock through the Cincinnati National League twice prepared to handle real estate the winter this season and the Washington D Bdckner Si Co Successors to Buckner C club once They also held Hays WANTED the pennant winners of Cleveland 0 City Transfer down to two runs tho Bcore being 2 to 1 Our local team is now very H M Dalton has bought out Thos STOCK strong the vacailcio occasioned by Jesup B interest in tho Hopkinsvillo TO BUY of Thorpe and Ottenville city transfer and tho husiness will in the release i having been filled oy league plavers future be done by Skerritt Dal ¬ great games may bo expected ton All kinds of freight- and bag and GARNETT ft MOQBE Persods wishing to witness first class transferred Office IStnst and j games cannot afford to miss those of Eige N railroad Telephone 112 Will take old bu gies in exchange tnis week N V Skebritt Dalton l Ifornewouea - Cf West Nanoe Air Ben West a son of Mr W W tyest of Church Hill and Miss Elizabeth Nance of Roaring Springs were married laBt Wednesday evening B3F Long Hart Mr Malbert Long and Miss Helen Hart both of Ear lington were married in Springfield Tenn one day last week Mr Long formerly lived in this city and was E raised in this county near Crofton Anderson Jones Dr E C An- ¬ derson and Mrs Susie Steele Jones both of this city were married at the resirifinno of Mr Henrv Clnrlro in Louisville last Wednesday by Dr W L Nourse The couple left at once for a bridal tour to Yellowstone Park and other points in the west Blackburn Than day Senator J C S Blackburn will speak in this city next Thursday EP Sept 5 at 2 p m It is probable that he will speak at the Court House but should the crowd be too large he will speak out of doors as he does not object to speaking in the open air The Court House holds about 800 and will probably accommodate all who can turn out in the middle of the week in a very busy Beason with the fanners His speech ie a logical argument for a double standard and He denounces in the state ticket unmeasured terms the Louisville pa ¬ pers that have treated him so unfairly and no Democrat who hears his dis- ¬ cussion of national affairs can fail to be strengthened in his convictions as a party man Senator Blackburn is Kentuckys greatest stump speaker and does great good for the party His appoint wherever he appears ments have been announced for him by the State Campaign Committee B lilmiu SaturdayAugust 2Hh1895re will open our new furniture store at the old Geo 0 Thomp door to our hardware store son stand on Main street next to LoMtsMiUe to the if so NEW STORE NEW GOODS NEW PRICES Everybody urgently requested to attend and examine our stock ol Beautiful New Goods at prices that defy competition Dont Fail to Gall on We want a shareline of your patronage In this and propose to have it if Low Prices and fair dealing will se- ¬ cure Souvenirs from 9 to 12 oclock Yours Respectfully l T J SZSDAS For a Fall Walking or a Sailor Just th Thing For a THOMPSON MEADOR TraMlingat T J SARZEDAS i T i HOTEL LATHAM GUS YOUNG has tlie Agency for the Champion Jowers and Reapers ail IfAfew l SPECIAL In Season Trilby Lockets Belt Buckles W A PPool A For Sale H Goodwin POOL GOODWIN Belt Pins Gentlemens Fobs Ladies Guard Chains Silver Stick Pins JPyle Renshaw jar Keep the best and freshest stock Shirt WaistSetts of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be Tie Clasps found in the city We have a good assortment of the 3F Country Produce handled above goods Opposite Phoenix Hotel Main street CQNDY GRAVES HOPKINSVILLE ft 17 k JEWELERS MAIN STREET 4 I m a Mrs Mrs Dabney will reopen her studio Sept J E Dabney China Class Tuesday and Thursday Oil Class Wednesday and Friday each week Hours from 0 to 12 a m Terms 15 per term ot six weeks Material and China ordered At reasonable prices CHINA FIRED-t- MSTUDIO at Residence South Main St STOVES The best stock of Siovbs and Rahobb In the city TINWARE mri li Everything in the Tinware line clEeapl as Notice All persons holding claims against the late J A B Ratliff are hereby notified to file them with me at Crofton Ky or with C HBush attorney Hopkinsville Ky verified according ROOFING Call on us for Rooflnu and Guttering PUMPS Best pumps in tho market ForcopumpSi bucket pumps all kinds of pumps to law within the next sixty days or they will be forever barred Special attention to Refaibimq Luov C Ratliff tilSepd Admr J A B Ratliff Virginia St Hopkinsville Ky REPAIR WORK f Bit I have sold my partnership interest in the city transfer and have started a transfer of mv own All orders for baggage freight or passengers promptly attended to night or day THOS S JESUP tilSepO Headquarters at Bucknors Stable tory at C Jesup s Transfer Opposite Hotel Latham GEO W YOUNG ARE YOUR EYES PERFECT l Car t loadvof buggys Vjp- - J h WebV6 fresh from fac OWAS HStfT T JUYE TOUE BIBS EXAMINED f u i wm Webbs Buggies cheapqr than everatC B iHBSailfeLBlfii iTt VTuiQ til prt tho of oountry

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