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Digital page images are linked to the text file. mm ll J K --i -i-- HOgKINyigj CTERgAY l r SEPTifLBER 6 189ft To theVotera of the Second Ward X i jiKrn 62 s- i rH m t W- r BEAM OF NEWS if I II u Uandkerchiefs 1 m 4 ML mmBf NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN uic IT negig-ng-Btoc- ft- f it MeriUs Hjari ftJ bla6k ahfr r a Importers samfc r plenline of mens Ari fo rrorfflrayne Killed iir ititttBlng Whlppfd UU Sweetheart rWOrt BnalnB Otlcr Matters of interest Lo j WA ClttlDBolshed Man Dead SH FAST u s tfiTfi ts COLORS nwMftifrjrwfr wt- U I J plain wfiite linen hem rQojj Charles Anderson one of the leadiife citizens of Lypn county and onepi tho best known men in Ken tackdied at his home in Kuttawa at 120 oclock Sunday night Gov Andajjebns death resulted from the infirmities of old age He had been feeble for several months but had onlyleeri confined to his bed for a shbrrfjtirfle He passed his eighty first birthday on JUnel last His deathclOses a long useful and honor ableosreer and removes one of the State most distinguished citizens Though once prominent in the politi calhffairs of Kentucky and Ohio he hasjfor many years lived a quietr re tiredjlife devoting almost his entire attention to his large property in terests in Lvon countv He wsh the iounder of the thriving little city of iiuttawa wnicn ior many years past uao uicu ilb priuo VI U18 iue Go Charles Anderson was born in Jefferson county Kentucky near Louisville January 1 1814 He was a s6nof Richard 0 Anderson and his wifeElizabeth Clark a sister of GeniljGeorge Rodgers Clark His fa- Â¬ ther aferved gallantly as a colonel in thereVolutionjwas a member of the first presidential electoral college af ter the admission of Kentucky to the TJhfon represented Jefferson county in the State legislature and was the first surveyor general of the land set apart in the district of Kentucky for soldiers of Virginia who served in the war of the revolution Governor Anderson was a lawyer by profession and practiced in Ohio for several years beforp the war beine at one time a partner of Hon Clem- ehjiL Vallandingham In 1863 he was elected lieutenant governor under John Bropgh who wasTinown as the warigovernor of Ohio Gov Brougb died a short time before his term ex- and Lieutenant Governor An the gubernatorierfi sutceeded to out the term and al cllinr He served fin lBCoifittved back to Kentucky locating in Lyon connty where he resided up to the time of his death He founded the town of Kuttawa about 1868 v GOOD stitched hankerchfs Splendid value ai2QpA Wf fv SZCr Mlorth 40 to 60cfi 36 HplttSt6VJS V r- - i Assorted width Jifems v MiftMi X- - Vs oto FOR- - VMA Mmwmii r0 M t FOR- - aiidkerchief s in r t aiUiiMill sell I herebyehterj protest publicly against the action of tho city auxil- Â¬ iary committee in declaring Mr J D Ware the Democratic nominee for councilman in the second ward although the certified returns showed that a majority of the voters cast their votes for me ThiB committee as an auxiliary committee had no power under their call or otherwise to canvass the vote of said ward but were merely authorized to count the vote and certify to the correctness of same The matter will be annealed to the City Executive Committee which is tne oniy ooay naving authority to deal with such questions under party regulations The Auxiliary Committee is simply a campaign committee appointed to serve from year to year and has no governing authority whatever and I refuse to recognize the right of any such committee to count me but after I have been nominated by the people M C Forbes Hopkinsville Ky Sept 5 95 Gentlemen 7r The 312 Stores Flans For The protecting its customers from the advances thathave become general all along the line Every resource that capital enterprise and energy could command has been used to to this end You will find an advantage in trading here for we are not only determined to please but to excel We expect a brisk business and are prepared for it full of a desire to give the great- Â¬ est possible satisfaction in goods and service Yon vr ill always flttd us Lower In Prlco You will always flttd us Are made with an eye to Coming Season fli- fflkif The LeagucTeam Is Here AN ftOV 25 c Ti Js fei Who is it that dont enjoy a good liberal supply of Half Hose and Handkerchiefs Heres your opportunity ri J H Anderson 1fM See Our Show Window il Co f fflBmmnmmrtmmmnmtnmmmm i C3rJpit If youwant x- I JtHp gpiBg1 Offeiiiis Grerjt Sacrifice bif The Nashville Southern League team arrived in the city yesterday and played at the Athletic park in the afternoon The club is made up entirely of professionals and are the winners of the Southern League Pennant the present season Another game will be played this afternoon and lovers of fine base ball should not miss it as there will not be a better club to play in this city at any time The Maysville nine were two days late arriving in Clarksville and will not play here this week They will however play three games next week beginning Monday afternoon It is safe to say that large crowds will witness all of these games as some of the best ball playing of the season will be given Our home nine has been greatly strengthened and expects to win a majority of the games from the Northern Kentucky Â¬ Â¬ crack-a-jack- Better in Quality You will always f lad us Fairer In Treatment Ever Watching I 1 9 m B t Ever Working to tower the Prices on 1 s S OufSummer Clearance Sale is still going on and we are selling handsome line it J J I Urt fin tr- Prof 1ayno Resigns at a Pjof A H Payne principal of the Dry Goods Snimnier Gtopxs Patterns JThssegodds are afSosiiandryou will never have BuchanotherVportubitytoBuyr JDpes iQds t French Q inghHms Novelty Wool it ca ftuiiuuuuuuuiuuuiauuiuuuataiaaaia RICHARDS AS CHEAP AS Well just come and see how cheap they are have the m town and offer barcrains imtiossible to durjlicate Sri a yRemember wejLrptsiMattings bestlstock or Enss Total tecllpso Tuesday Night HAENESS SADDLES BEIDLES Jst to suit you Every thing you can need we have HH Mr JrO- if An elegant line of Summer Lap Robes opened now E r 1 31 Yost cj Co The eclipse Tuesday night was a success The opportunity for ob- servinc it was such ns rnrlv nrnnrs uu cvcijuuMjr wovcu mo yubbaKe ut rhft mivin rnrnticrri thA pnrtha chartnir As the time for the eclipse approached light clouds began to gath er in the sky and lightning was ob served on the horizon There was general fear that the moon would be obscured but shortly before it enter Waterworks Heine Pushed ed the shadow the clouds passed away and Dame Luna shone from a Wilkinson Smallhouse the water perfectly clear sky Being almost at works contractors have begun work the full and high in the air the opportunity for observing the eclipse on the plant with a large force of hands Work on the dam is being could not have been better At just 10 oclock the shadow was Erosecuted with twenty or more seen cutting into the east limb of the site is about 250 yards moon and it slowly progressed across above the railroad stone quarry half the face By 1110 the eclipse was mile above the electric light power total and the inobn presented the ap- house The foundation is being pearance of a coppery ball with a made with bags of cement and ring of silvery light around the edge crushed stone The banks are steep Viewed through opera or field glasses and high at that point and the resor the spectacle was highly interesting voir will be large enough for all purAoout iz3U a thin crescent of light poses made its appearance on the side The standpipe is on the highest where the eclipse began and by 2 hill in Gainesville on a tract of 11 oclock the moon was shining a6 se acres of ground A large number of renely as if nothing had happened teams are now hauling stone The exA heavy rain followed the eclipse on cavation is about complete and as soon as some castings arrive the Wednesday morning building will begin I Hopkinsville colored public schools Shoes received a telegram Tuesday notify m and ihg him of his election as principal of Mens Furnishings the Maiden Lane Bchool inLouisville Hli He accepted the place and left on the train that afternoon to enter at once upon his duties An addition is being made to the school building hero and the fall session will not be1 Co gin for some weeks Prof Payne has been principal of the Hopkinsville schools for ten years and was very pop- Â¬ ular with both patrons and pupils He had been re elected again and was ELOQUENT JOE only awaiting the completion of the nouse to begin tne fail session with four additional teachers He has tendered his resignation and there SENATOR BLACKBURN SPOKE TO willbf course be a IivbIv scram hln LARCE CROWD YESTERDAY forthe position he filled as well as that of his wife who was an assistant teacher Much of Ilia Speech Devoted to the Sllveir Bassett j question A Strong Plea for the Stnttf Ticket Paid Ills Respects to His Critics and Detainers A Hustling Agent tp WL I 1 H KT- t I n r t- T ScJbolr Shoes jComelJll With each pair- A HANDSOME TABLET- f Furnishings Buyer gone East for MORE BARGAINS i y in Gents Furnishing Goods fTi have excelled Petree Co tlMf PVecedin g eff St in Mis line any Watch our ad t Petree in this line Oo 1 1 VvWV l USv i I1 r- xrv lgr 1 J j- - Jl u 4 II Yk The following from the Elkton progress is highly gratifying to the HopkinBville friends of the hustling young man who is making such rapid strides towards the top in the insurMr Fred A Wallis ance business agent of the Northwestern Mutual Lfe Insurance Co for the present enjoying a splendid business in this city received a telegram yesterday from his company notifying him of honors won The Noithwestern of- Â¬ fered two medals to its agents one for the greatest number of policies written and the other for the greatest amount of business Mr Wallis won both of the metal8 and is now re- Â¬ ceiving the congratulations of his friends and is becomingly proud of what he has accomplished The Little David of the Pennyrilo as his company has christened him will meet the Gbliaths in the field of competition with doublef zeal and energy Read his announcement in raised letters from the first page of The Progress this morning and see him at the Elkton hotel lrof Cox Still Llvlnc Prof S F Cox still lingers in a gradually failing condition He is unconscious and though it has been ten days since he was hurt he is still strong enough to live several days yet His pulse was up to 182 yester- day Senator J C S Blackburn deliver Â¬ ed a speech at the court house yester- Â¬ day afternoon at 2 oclock to a large crowd The court hoiiBe was welJ filled with representative citizens from all over tho county and from ad 1 joining counties Many lad present The speaker was introduced by Chairman Gary at 2 oclock and at once launched into Iub speech He first paid his respectB to Brad ley He said he got rattled the othej day The pace got too fast for bimv He bolted the track He jumped ther fence and is still lost strayed or A Strong Market this Week His Our tobacco market this week waB stolen He didnt blame him figures sounded well enough until he very strong on good leaf and lugs s but common leaf was low the de Â¬ was answered Hardin fired at him he couldnt answer But mand being light Considerable me- Â¬ dium leaf was 6old at good prices and I like Bradley He is better than hie there was a lively demand for good party lugs No very fine leaf yas offered Senator Blackburn was greetedSales amounted to about 800 hogs- - with loud applause He said that neaus witn ouenngs 01 out little in for the first time in third of a century excess Receipts were light the report showing only about 150 hogs Â¬ the Democratic party in Kentucky heads Receipts for the year 18485 found itself engaged in a fight Two hogsheads sales for the year 12 years since the party found itself in a 722 These figures will be consider- Â¬ Â¬ ably increased when the present crop majority of only about three thoushave there been greater has all been sold Nothing is being and Never done in the loose market at present efforts made to mislead the people as this is a little early for this branch than in this contest now pending01 tno business to make a showing There are those who claim to be Dem- Â¬ Trenton Firm Sells Out ocrats who say that I am not a Dem Â¬ Tkenton Sept 3 Messrs Law ocrat I am here to answer that li- Â¬ Evans who have been con bel The newspaper press controlled rence ducting a successful blacksmithiug business here for some time have by monopolists and Wall street is mis sold out to Mri Wallace R Wood leading the people by falsehoods nttd who will take charge Oct 1st Mr innuendo Applause This is a cot- wood was formerly in the drug bus- test between the double standard and iness in Hopkinsville but has been engaged in farming near hee for the single gold standard Under the single standard tho people are at the several yearB mercy of Wall street They may Mr Chas R Arrington left for corner gold or silver but the expe Dennison Tex this morning to re sume his duties as operator at that place He had bee on a ten days Continued oh 5th page visit to hi parents Â¬ Â¬ ques--tion- 1 3 y i fffi ikMf i mi i Tf r H f j Vr r 2 HOMES OF WIVW MRATtS TKIM itm la the aCtHWtote SM with Awe 3epenjr 6 br LetNrra dents in tho future vrhtoh subsequent form ot Ably Adxocatocl smd Plaaaecl by ly took the Harrison pubmhed inter vtew Mrs tokc very fully tho Iata Mr Harrison subject pointing out the fcV on wMw t surklint fruaiUv nnnrtments Mow K Kmu xmm Wmt th lack of privacy foV the ladles of the To Osiy4It lie I4u It nieidenvs iajntlyvat of nousejioia eonvenicncea anu uuuicqumu nvtuiu V pt modatlouBfor the 3cnxfovt of guests at state hospitalities which the president ISpecla vvasnisstfta lerT gav If the white house Is to continue to is required to extend She also b the they d oie user to This oW wldeliubllcntion Interview rc aad the sooner the better The ring j a attracted cousuUblePattentlon of a deeting na- purpose and the offices used by the t Later In tho same year In order to sl vAiiito x permanent form to Tier ideas and to the need of the chief magistrate and I desires Mrs Harrison secured the serv to me convenience oi tne general pun-- Ices a skilled architect Fred D lie During the past ntty years many Owenofand he sketched with charcoal millions of dollars have been expended for the erection of bnlldlngs for the exÂ¬ tho design outlined by her She called ecutive departments but nothing has Coh Ernst of tho army to the white house and explained her plan to him and the colonel united with the archiÂ¬ tect In sketching comploto plans Then from penciled Interpretations of her exÂ¬ pressions giving geometric form with angles and curves and lights and shadesdevelopingcolumnscolonnadcs entablatures facades and windows as they fell in word pictures from the lips of Mrs Harrison the architect fash Â¬ ioned ready for the builder a home for the presidents of the future which while classic In stylo and republican In simplicity would be without a rival In the world as an executive residence To the glory of the womanhood of the republic it may also be said that this plan la tho creation of a woman who adorned the high place of domestic and social honor in the executive mansion until she was called to that place where many mansions be and where tho THE LATE JIBS HARRISON weary are at rest The wife of President Harrison been done and not a dollar has been appropriated for the enlargement of builded and planned for a great Ameri- Â¬ If she had lived her the offices of the president Vhose duty can future it is to examine papers and give super- Â¬ dreams might have been realized It vision to the work of all these depart- Â¬ Is strange what events change and ments Moreover with the growth of shape the destinies of nations and of the country the visitors who come here people In 1892 during the presiden- Â¬ on official business to see the president tial campaign which resulted in the de- Â¬ have multiplied In numbers and no In- feat of Gen Harrison for reelection to have been tho presidency the Grand Army of the creased accommodations made for them at the white house Tho Republic held its annual encampment one public reception hall is often in Washington city If Gen Harrison thronged with distinguished men who could have mingled with those veterstand crowding each other uncomfort ans they might have gone hence and ably while they await their turn to get with their balance of power caused his beyond the door of the little room In reelection At that time he was con- Â¬ which the president Is vainly striving stantly at tlie bedside of his dying wife to make headway with affairs There and could not oven give the old soldiers He saw none of is not sufficient room for his clerks and a public reception assistants The private secretary oc- Â¬ them Ex President Hayes was here cupies a little room which Is smaller and marched up Pennsylvania avenue and less worthy of the position than on foot with the old soldiers It was the first class clerks occupy in the pal Â¬ intended that President Harrison atial executive departments It is not should march beside him leave the col-Â¬ creditable to the country that this con- - umn at the white house and there oa- j 1895 a WHtfRKQCSE SXXEKSIOS r I7T xk cvelal xiul dowetfo UM of tho flresl Hi u Ir 1 R fvr ff V Iff tained therein A Cornwall fisherman says he bo Heves that one of these caves near the ioot of Storm King is the rendezvous of a gang of New York thieves who re 45eivo and dispose of their ill gotten stock on a strict mercantile basis lie remembers that about the 1st of April he and his father saw a small boat in which were four men putashoro atthis point It was an inky black nighand it was not safe for small craft in the flvind tossed water of Cornwall bay The fisherman watched the landing And saw tho company who were dis Â¬ tinguished by the lanterns they carried work their way up the mountain side About twenty minutes after the landing ho lights were lost sight of at a point About one hundred feet from tho vatera edge The supposition is that these men entered one of those mercantile caves dto make ready for tho years business Jfcfo one has ventured near the place although several hunters say that there Is an opening at tho spot designated by dhe Cornwall man It is believed that ibis cave is the main resort of river pirates and robbers who plunder in he Hudson river valley and if so there is considerable danger attending a visitation to the locality This site Is particularly lonely and deserted It can be located by passen- Â¬ gers on the day boats as they are pass ting It is about three hundred feet west of the place where an attempt has been made to quarry stone for crushing and to reach it one must run the risk of being bitten by tho most poisonous snakes TWO Dishes Along the yrest shore o the Hwkoei iVer between West Point nod Esofms ceordinff to the New York Yfucld there are severs sidehill opealngs rare supposed to lead into fcjr re ewes mat vet explored Darinsr mea Ihlto aade the attempt to discover tho Ulterior but have been frightened Into a re Â¬ treat by all sorts of imaginings At Marlborough Highland and in tho famous Storm King mountain at Com rrall these rocky openings are watched by longshoremen who have reason to ieliere that valuable property is con Â¬ Ja tat 4 Fortify the body against disease by Tutts Liver Pills an absolute-cure for sick headache dys- i pepsiaspur stomacn maiana constipation jaundice bilious- Â¬ ness and all kindred troubles A Stttm Fortification p ft Z afj ftm y J M sJr ffl g fl -- MM ririrMMi BATfinST I H GREATEST WJIIIfflM l W vMrtto Sli Tlie Fly Wheel of Life SSJSSSStS l5j DrTutt YpurrLiver Pills are the fly wheel of life I shall ever be grateful for the accident that jiroughtthem to my notice I feel as if I had a new lease of life f Fairleigh Platte Cannon Col i m 1 SALE OF THE YEAR II ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY AND GOODS AT COST 1 FAMGY i 1 II Tutts Liver Pills Pile Sale v Evans Grand Closing Out Sale of Sebree of a mile west of on September 26th 1895 Trenton Ky Fromoiv until Septevibefy the 1st ivh wittell for cost We have just taken stoclu and to Talie room for our Fall Goods ev- eryihingigoes We invite everyone to call and be cpnvinced thai this is no humbug advertisement but We Mean Wlia fc Wo Say ii will pay you to call and get the Best Bargains ever offered in this city i 8 r r Winks who keeps house We had an old fashioned potple for dinner to-- day a fashioned v5Vifo - Minks who boards We had an old N Y Weekly chicken Why IIo Did too snappishly Why do you emoke those horrid cigars Husband Because I cant afford to buy Paris bonnets and Havana cigars N Y It Weekly Taking a Beat Who was the gentleman who sat by you and stared Into your face all even Â¬ wMVowiiia moarmiii win miiiiiiiiimii mm ing Hes a celebrated mind reader On his vacation Life rfl flrst clasa work mules from 3 to 7 years old combined mares 3 years old past 1 combined gelding dark bay 3 years old past 1 extra suckling eolt by Squirrel Denmark 25 extra steers fiom 1200 to 1425 lbs 25 extra nice high grade steers irom iuu to isuu ids zo extra nice h lshtrrado steers from 800 to 1000 lbs 25 smooth steers but plain from 800 to 1000 25 butcher cattle mixed lot 12 head of extra fine Jersey heifers not reslstered but all bred to register ed bull 9 high bred Jersey cows from 3 to years old all safe in calf and all good milk 1 registered 100 head givers lOOfatshoats Jc sey bull sows 1 of fat 20 brood extra young boar 60 head of nice sheep all bred to fine buck 4 two horse wagons 3 four horse wagons lnlce top bughrl new spnngwagon 4 double set of harness 21 pair of plow gear 1 extra set of four horse harness 4 pair of two horse wagon gear 2 wagon saddles 40 single plows and double shovels 5 three horse plows 1 disc cultivator 2 disc harrows 1 walklngcnl tlvator 5 smoothing harrows 6 two horse plows 5 thrlbbje trees 80 slnglo trees 1 hay rake 2 pood mowers 4 binders all In good shape 400 bushels of spring oats BOO bushels ot wlnteroats75tonsofpuro Timothy hay all under shock largo lot of corn tobacco carers Â¬ 1 set of blacksmiths tools and many more articles too numerous to mention In fact ev- Â¬ erything that it takes to ran a first class farm There shall not beany bye bidding on the premises and everything shall be as represented Excursion rates on railroad If they can be had Termsof sale made known or dav of sale No postponement on account of weathtr uome one come an ana get a tree oaroecue dinner on the ground Sale to commepce promptly at 9 oclock SEBREE EVANS 21 Tho following described property and you will not be deceived the place Come and Try TJs Remember THE LE A D E R Mme Fleurette Levy Mgr Fiitis Ci I have At Tie alsuce- - SailorsI Shapesrailor ttr be Palace Leads v them tYou want them At prices fr6m lOc io S200 all colors I am daily receiving all he latest uPPyelties i Col T i Auctioneer BLHamilton Business Mgr of Crawfordsvllle Ind Col JTEvans f in Styles Trimmed Hats from 25o1o500 Ribbons fcaces Silks Velvets FJowers Hair Ornaments Ladies Vests Gloves Silk Floss Stamped Goods Corsets Hos iery Also a full line of Butterick Patterns f m t ConstipationBiliousness Cause Sick headache Pains in the back Sallow complexion Loss of appetite and Do jt v jjKttMR You 3 zh Q0NBR I MS AM LA YSfe P9TM MAIN A TERMS CASH Suffer i Exhaustion 1 From indigestion sour stomach head Mho flatulency distress after eating MES HARRISONS PLAN FOR THE EXTENSION OF THE WHITE HOUSE Southern Facade of Present Struoturo Official nnd Art Wings Courtyard atd Winter Gardens Or Is It a caso of lost appetite want ol enorgy weakness debility - It deoeadi uoon How and When market vour cblckeus and arts and to Whom vou send them We are large recelTers of poultry and eftgs and hare an established trade and HTpT PROFIT youIN POULTRY tor an o There is only one cure which is r I 4 V O f ditiou has been permitted to continue AND The executive mansion must be en must be larfd or else a new residence in some prepared for the president One Pink Pill touches the liver and other locality so that the entire white house may be jjiven up to the transacrircmoves the bile and the proper One Tonic Pellet nightly acts as a tion of public businesscitizens who come bowels reception of American gentle laxative in keeping the here In greater numbers every year jopen restores the digestive organs tones Early In the year 1800 after experi Â¬ p the nervous system and makes new encing the inconveniences here out- Â¬ tfich blood Complete treatment two lined President Harrison and Mrs Har- Â¬ rison endeavored to impress upon pub- Â¬ jac iicines one price 25c action Yreatise and sample free at any store lic men the necessity of public done in the matter but nothing was BROWN MFG CO Kew York TjI sale by all druggists in Hop Mrs Harrison took great interest in the subject and talked to everybody ljhifville having power and Influence urging her views with great persistence On one occasion she secured an attentive The Oliina Decorator and one who cheerfully journal the only jn illustrated monthlydeoted exclusively listenerwith her plans but whose in- Â¬ In the world eublcatlou to Information and Instruction on all matters fluence was circumscribed by his physic- Â¬ connected with One evening Secretary al condition China and Glass Fainting and Decorating see the president on Acknowledged by Amateurs Professionals Blaine called to and Teachers as Indispensable and the recog official business and after that had jiUtd authority on all subjects connected with been attended to Mrs Harrison In a thepe arti Each number contains a beautiful itudyoix qr more pages of designsa casual way mentioned the difficulties vr directions for reproduction and which surrounded her Mr Blaine at mimi v uulumnopen to subscribers only once took a serious view of the situation Every lady Should Sea It spoke quite earnestly of the Indif Send 6c In stamps forsample copy Mention and ference which had so long been snown thlHpnper Ineo yearly 300 mailed per copy 30c towards tho executive in matters of and subscriptions received at this official and personal accommodations AU1CH TheCniNADECOBATOBPubllshlngCo He could see no way out 01 the dilemma 83 University Place New York City except the enlargement or extension of tho present building in accordance with some plan in harmony with its architectural style This agreed with Mrs Harrisons views upon the sub Â¬ ject and the estimable lady explained her ideas with wonderful completeness and detail as to the style and arrange Â¬ ment of the proposed extension The secretary of state also gave his views which comprehended a wing or auxilll ary building for tho executive offices on the west and a similar building for the MmxjMmjk hall of art on tho east the central his- Â¬ T toric structure to be rebuilt In tho In- Â¬ fliXiDALEi IIEUD of Berkshire hogs and terior of durable materials and to re-Â¬ sheep Nice lot of year old Bucks main as tho executive residence ana pigs of both sexes now ready fordelivery Greatly encouraged with this inter- Â¬ MBKino NewsteacVKy view Mrs Harrison then conversed with the superintendent of public buildings explaining in detail the plan which sue CLASS IN entertained for tho enlargement of the mansion Ho heartily concurred In her views and endeavored to aid her In cre MtSS VIRGINIA GH0LS0N extends an atine public sentiment In favor of the to all ladles Interested In tine invitation Art Eutbroldci y to call at Hotel Latham proposed plans for the extension and Mrs Hrd examine her specimens of work Improvement of tho bulldlug jtoecfir attention given to the teaching of Harrison was so much In earnest that TjleitdltiK and Shading she departed from her customary rule Ut4ryillUluMMdytAugut1lBIadleti HIMUrP PIUS TTVFR clonic Pellets -- coincided 1 td EEDLEWORK carefully outlined In the early days of the republic the first occupant of the white house was President Adams His brilliant wife found the apartments on the first floor not even plastered and held her first reception In what Is now the presi- Â¬ dents office on the second floor Tho Brltibh troops burned tho white house in 1814 and for three years Pres- Â¬ ident and Mrs James Monroe occupied rented buildings When they returned to the white house it was In a very crude condition still bearing some of the marks of the vandals and marauders called soldiers who had desecrated It During tho winter season of 1832 34 President Andrew Jackson abandoned all public receptions and state dinners because tho mansion was too small and In every way inadequate to the demands of circumstances and conditions for such entertainments And yet wo have the same unim- Â¬ proved white house for the use of our presidents and their families until this day It is about time that something were done to change existing conditions Tho plan of Mrs Harrison is an excellent one and ought to be adopted I unless something better can be dovised by architectural experts The present white house is getting to bo a popular nuisance both as a business office and as a residence for our presidents It is dwarfed between tho treasury and state department buildings It Is an architectural pigmy as compared with tho capltol building It la as the house of a butler or hostler as compared with tho homes and offices of tho executive heads of other nations It is discredit Â¬ able to our people and as soon as they become familiar with that fact their representatives will be required to take suitable action The plan of the wife of President Harrison as comparpd with the picture of tho original white house commands tho consideration and respect of all who understand tho situation and environments of the presi Â¬ dent and his family In tho old mansion Surra D Fby Aro you norvous restless sleepless worn HERNDON cend the reviewing stand where all out in body and in mind 013315 317 4 319 MURRELL COURT the old soldiers could see him and cheer Havo you pains In tho baa flips sido him as they marched by But he was at head arms shoulders chest her bedside and never left her until she had gone from him and gone from Aro you filled with malrln sallow earth forever If she had been well complexion coated tongue n- ht sweats then and had lived she might have dry cough chills and fever seen her ideal white house builded ac- Â¬ troubles ar yours thi If cording to the plans which she had so thing any of theso DR KINGS you need is request It and liberal advances made on the largest consignments by CARTER CO Louisville ky 1 I 31 m ROYAL 6EMETUER Tn tho pantlest and hatroiest wav and with tho greatest certainty Known to med leal science GERMETUEB removes from tho system- - tho symptoms namei abore giving strength in place of weakness joy Â¬ ous health In placo of sickness There is no other remedy like It and none that can do its work And then it is a real pleasure to tako It Little children tako it with dilight and it cures like 100 6 for 500 All druggists magic Y V ROYAL CEMENT 1 PLASTER BBfflEEIEB WU WISE Sold by R C Hardwick druggist PLES AHOItrrMT ITCHING PILES SWAYNES BYllITOMS MoUtnr laUat lulling-- aA ttcloItomulct Blghtl jrartt br frmtthlme It protrd Unwed eantlnae tnmort fans OTTRHH OINTMENT ua WK E IMIL 0 blrMllnr sbtorbi th tumor SoMbj Jrof fliuor ij ull or Weu rruuad br U d wi A SoFkUltatU- Sold by R C HARDWICK Bnro prompt Fosltai Cure for Impottnct Lois Seminal of Manhood Nervousness Self Distrust Loss of Memory Ac Will make you a STRONG Vigor J PHONE 98 1K H DAGS v emissions Spermatorrhea 00 a oustMan Pries Boxss 95 00 Special Directions Mallei with each Box Address BiiXui Enow Ualmtst Co ft 6TIOUI8 5010 LUOASAve MO jT iLt V yt s WjtoiMk inaoftTrsUfe WUn f kr said a Texas lady to her servant Because I didnt heah de bell re A Now Career for Women plied Matilda Snowball w r l MI ww yw More than twenty new women aw lift drcTvor wnca jiuu AtH Ulan tlie An Acoromodatlns Domestic Why didnt you come when I rang1 4i f fflemfcs K PCTV i v riTiJ6IfoJ JBtFllrjfrl3 a a a r i ii f tjijk 7 U5VILLE KENTUOZIAN LOVES KISSES 4 3 There Wm Sdieaoetta TW But It WaK Soon Lot A Fable of Two Collector Who Clwacad to Meet Alter Tbnt Jne Collectiae Mox W loatKi to 1e Kaoergb forrUoth BRIDES ON THE BIQ BRIDGE They Wear Gray or Brown Dresses nd Quhrthe FolicmenJf ASTCTt CtSMARCK Women3 InfkiVnco In Politics Would HeipGarrrtdiiyji-Ki-Caysw-A- amo indestructibility of Kmatter and force says Life It was the top of the morniner I The sun had just gathered up the BUrine us The scientists are constantly as Most favorable weather Love reflected as he finished weav- ing hlmsef a little basket of grass and set out lelsurelv across the infields He l6oked riirht and left with brifirht trained eves for kisses A7- o ltiiu Ai mo i uss ouraeumes no passea one without seeing it at first but h then he went back for it v As he walked he saw a girl stroll- h In alonapd stopping to pick up things and put them in a box that ras strapped from her shoulder ve was fond of company so he ft hurried a little to join the girl Sho looked up at him as she knelt searching for scientific specimens and she smiled a little lavoluntarSly for Love cuts an odd Is out on business Then she no Â¬ ticed his basket and took him seri figure-wheh-he de7 Was there ever a bridathat didnt insist upon haying iherirousstaii a gray or brown traveling dress asks the New YbricPreJs If you ant tomans Wer abjis question tfTyour pwn Satisfaction walk across theBjooklynbptlge any day1 especially hY mldsurainqrf and you will sec brides by thscore You can fell them at once by their gray orbrpwn dresses and their leisure They stroliV atang with their hu3bands and look at tbd river mai vel at the statue of liberty and won der whether Governors island could resist aninvader all with 0 delight ful freshness that i restful to the sight of a nervous metropolitan resiÂ¬ oirely What are you collecting asked sho What are you asked Love I nm rrtpotntr economic funrri to exchange with otberriscientlsts she said V So am I said Love she What is your specialty C asked but just then Love stooped nnd with a quick motion picked up something and put it into his basket sho asked What was that I eagerly Love lifted the cover of the basket a Uttle to let her iook and while sho K was peering intand seeing nothing L he kissed her liohtlv on the cheek iKSbe did not seem to notice him but R she saw what henad in the basket Were did you get them all she t a8ked i Peorple are so careless with I have to them h explained come out every day and collect them or they woulall get scattered and lost and people would forget about them But doesnt It take you a great The policemen on the bridge be coibe wonderfully softened in sum- Â¬ mer for they have iriany colloquies with timid blushing brides vho believe the police know every thing and are animated guide books and encyclopedias rolled Into one And the policemen like the job of tolling all about the points of interest to be seen from the JHdge arid almost wish that heand his bride had nothing to do save to be astonished on the Brooklyn bridge andstore up memories to be turned loose oji the community at Wayback or Spring City One way that brides can be dis tinguished from ordinary people is by their far away look hey do not seem to see tHc people neatr by They seem not to care what interest they themselves excite They are simply ridiculously happy and New York is only agigautic pleasure ground to them Oh yes be is The bridegroom there of course but he is only an attendant of the bride and he doesnt count for much on the Brooklyn dent The Germcm riltatig closed its sessions after havirfg achieved an al- Â¬ most unexampled vcc lT says the Review or Reviews Of all the measures from announced the throne not a singlo one has become law The chief disappointment of the session from5 the ministerial point of view was the rejection of the anti socialist bills On this point Prince Bismarck expressed himself in a fashion which somewhat surprised those who are accustomed to regard him solely as a man of blood aud iron He said he was not sorry that the anti socialist bill had been rejected for if it had not those to whom we look for remedies against the evils of the land would have ar- Â¬ rived at the conviction that they had achieved something and could now rest on their laurels This con- Â¬ viction would have been erroneous and I am therefore glad that the pillow of rest which those gentlemen intended to prepare for themselves For his part has been takennway he relied muchjmore upon the infiu f winter Turf Oats Large yield and sure crop alford good win ter pasturage Tine to sew in August and September Place your orders lor them at once-- -Large stock of rye crimson clover timothy uidti omething New r nd red top oiiinaiKL Mrt W 1 SW vm I Mfc wl iMBBBJ lHftlSESbh Buy the celebrated Empire wheat drills the only force feed on the mar et Guaranteed to sow wheat and fertilizer correctly fc enceipfwomeh than upon the defeated bill Here is what Prince bridge An Accommodating Pastor id Bismarck saidto a deputation of Sileslan ladies on May 13 I always regret that so little influence in politics is allowed to the better half of the human race I do not expect ladies to deliver speeches In parllamept but I Jbelieve that the results qf our elections would be more national and more satisfactory if they were more under female influence than now Honest German women wives and mothers do not appear in public as socialists and I therefore believe that female sympathy with our political institutions is a much stronger bulwark against social democracy than our revolution bill would have been if it had been passed r A weSfow handle the following reliable brands of wheat fertilizer Fertilizer v she asked Inde0Ht does replied Love It leaves me almost no time for study But this is the way I earn my living It vzoufif be easier if I had some one to help me Why I should be glad to help if it were not ytfu said the girl for my studies Oh plaase help me said Love and theniPfMl help ybu with your Btudles afteTward Oh you are sj good said the U girl and at that moment they both P saw a kiss in front of them and deal of time hurried to put it in Loves basket We shall get on this way cried You see them as Love gayly And they went on quickly as I hand in hand across the fields and they did not notice that the girl had dropped her collecting box but then care of her the scientists say that nothing is The minister resumed his dislost course There was much tittering and considerable anger but his serVERY SAD not interrupted again The Scotchman Didnt See Where mons were Hartford Times the Joke Came In The Mean Man in Town The appreciation of a jest is riot per- Â¬ possible to everyone and those The champion mean man paid San sons who lack the power of perceiv- Â¬ Francisco a visit recently He was ing a joke are often funnier unin- Â¬ a big long legged raw boned fellow tentionally than are the intentional with a nose like the olado of a jesters On a European steamer hatchet His eyes like little black was a Scotch gentleman coming to beads were set within half an inch who was soon distin Â¬ of each other and glistened and America among his fellow passengers gleamed at everybody and every- Â¬ guished for his disability in the matter of thing at once He clutched the arm annreciatinc humor and several of a sad faced little woman with one k Americans set to work to see if they long bony hand and clawed at his L could not tell him some story of whiskers with the other as he or- Â¬ Vtjt1t Un otsii13 rnr 4Vin fmy dered the waiter in a Market street All sorts of anecdotes good and restaurant to give him a cup of bad were tried soino true and some coffee The waiter brought It with apocryphal and at length when the some bread and butter and laid supply was mostly exhausted and down a check for ten cents the1 Scotchman was as unmoved as Would you give me an extra ever one of the Americans told this pitcher of cream asked the mean whimsical and absurd story man The waiter brought it He said that a man and his bride Yes by the way give me a cup startedan their bridal tour on an of hot water will you please pcean stMmer and were taken vio The waiter brought it and watched lenthU altaost as soon as the boat the mean man curiously He poured the cream Into the hot water put a The voyuge was exceedingly Utile sugar in it shoved It at his rough and both bride and groom wife and flung one slice of bread became so dangerously ill that it without any butter in her direction was found necessary to pu t them in little woman ate it hungrily separate staterooms Neither man Â¬ The the waiter added Ave cents to and ifested any especial interest in the the mean mans check other so deathly sick were they The row was heard three blocks both At last the steward went to up Market street Ho declared he the stateroom of the husband and was being robbed because he was I am very sorry but aid to him from the country but he finally paid 1 have come to tell you that your San Thats good the when threatened with arrest wife is dead eastek husband returned feebly I Francisco Post wjsh I was Sho Had Cm c The storv such as it was of course What were your husbands last tur nar Miinnn thfi old iokfi about HPn The Scotchman listened words lickne He hadnt any sobbed the widow In nrofound silence and when 1 was ivlta lui Tjiji n it was finished he heaved a melan in choly sigh he commented Very A writer in a Melbourne paper Ah sad Im sure What was the name puts the total amount of the public and private debts owing to Great fJLht the parties Eli ave un all Britain by the seven Australasia An hftoV tVint thpv I colonies at 1575000000 fttempts to make him see a joke Â¬ Â¬ W-- The minister of a cougrega an agricultural district was greatly aniioyed Sunday after tSun day by the unruly conduct of the junior members of his flock When any of the younger representatives of the gentler sex got weary of the evening service she would in variably rise and go out A moment later ber admirer would seize his hat and sheepishly follow her To such an extent would this course of action prevail that by the time the dis- Â¬ course was finished only the old people remained for the conclusion of the service Mr Jones concealed his chagrin for sdveral weeks1 but at last he firmly resolved to act A youth grew drowsyQnQ Sunday evening and picking up his hat stepped into the aisle But the min1 Isters keen eye wasupon him and to the culprits dismay he stopped short in his sermon oung man said he the girl who went ou last Is not the one you wish to walk home with When she goes I will let you know at once Please sit down After this when a young woman goes out I will call on the proper young man to take tlonin The Cook Became an Amazon My good wife sent south a year ago for a domestic servant of color who could do the cooking ironing and washing for our small family of four She came from Asheville and weighed I should say notess than three hundred pounds when she ar- Â¬ We did not work her very rived hard We waited on her most dili gentty for we both were afraid she might get homesick and leave us There was nothing that we did not do for her But all our efforts were vain A week ago sho departed in- Â¬ forming us she had found an easier place Yesterday George my eldest son thought a trip to Cony Island would enliven us Wo rode on all the trick railroads and jdown the chutes We shot at the balls and Armour bone meal wheat grower Northwestern bone meal wheat grower Homestead wheat grower National dissolved bone Place orders early as bDiie meal and ail anim d matterilfor fertilizer will be scarce and Higher 9 3 r3WflB Here is appair Proposition We will trade any far mer one of our latest im proved wagons for as much wheat as it can Finally we threw at the cats brought up before ttie Dahomey village and went in to see the six- Â¬ teen genuine amazons advertised on the bunting outside There on the left end of the row sat bur Mary But for her color she would have blushed at sight of us As it was she hid her face in her hands and dropped her wicked spear and raw hide shield We said nothing We looked and departed for home N Y Press Wind bring into market wheat to be in first class order and grade good No 2 After unloading the wheat we will give him fifty 50 bushels of coal to carry back home free of charge 1S In BUGGIES fHHHIHMHHHI for Car Fenders An enormous number of trolley car fenders has poured into the pat- Â¬ ent office at Washington for regis Â¬ try A traction company official said a few days ago that he had examined plans of three thousand and nine different designs submitted by iu ventors and then he had to put up a sign No trolley fenders wanted V xe ilTN m A AW flv All sorts of ideas have been utilized Jl r to keep the tracks clear of pedes- Â¬ S- Ce I trians There are hideous bellsand noise generators to scare people off cow catchers to knock them off revolving brooms to sweep them off and now comes a Philadelphia In- Â¬ JOIN IN THE ventor with a devise for blowing them off He has just been granted a patent His apparatus consists of We have a very full line of HARNESS a tank in the forward part of the TALBOT SADDLES made to order car lightly charged with gas or air with nozzles arrauged at an angle In front and under tho dasher is a pivoted framework forming a trig- Â¬ ger As these are touched by a per- Â¬ son who has fallen in front of tho car tho air is freed and a powerful stream issues from the nozzle blow- Â¬ ing any ordinary obstruction off tho track and out of tho way of the i wheels xtI N I passed any previous record Our stock was more care Â¬ fully selected and v II jF cfood bought cheaper well bought are already half sold Come and 1 a we have this year fav sur Â¬ rs PROCESSION SADDLERY andFLY NETS This is a cut of the fi I Will vt Majestic New England Cities Range It I4 I Itoit It I r The race for third place among the cities of New England is rather an interesting one In 1890 according to tho federal census of that year Worcesters population was 84G55 and that of Now Haven 81298 while at the present time each claims a total of 100000 Lowell is close behind and Fall River provided its growth is not Impeded by unfavora- Â¬ ble industrial conditions will give its slightly larger rivals a tussle for the advantage in tho next half dec- Â¬ ade Meanwhile Providence retains its old title of tho second Oity of New England by a largo majority and will pass tho 200000 mark with Â¬ in a very few years even if none of the current annexation projects get beyond the stage of discussion evhich cooks the goose of U our competitors mans peace mtiker You cannot afford to use that old cracked cast iron imitation any longer- - Save fuel save patience save money by buying a Majestic steel range is the housekeepers pride and a married i JSoL r FORBES 1 BRQ -- v 11 V A 2 19 f- h j a it s f u fc HOPELIlfSVIULE HT KITtrdKIAN 1 n i L i T J H V a About twenty minutes after the landing lights were lost sight of at a point jibout one hundred feet from tho 5tho HOMES OF RIVIR PIRATS WfllTE HOUSE EXTENSION Moaatala 4 Are iiitm la the Awe by LongshoremenWatched r wltb Ably Advocated and Planned by t Along the west shore of the Hudson tho Late Mrs Harrison driver between West Point and Esopus awcqcdlng to tho New York World V there are several sldehill openings that Hotr tho Executive Mnnsloa Would Look To Day Uer Xdeaa Had Been are supposed to load into fcfr recesses Carried Out by Con- Daring men have aiot yet explored press V anado the attempt to discover tho inte- y fior but have fccen frightened Into a rc- Special VTashlHRton tottcrl ixeat by all sorts of imaginings If tho white house is to ebntinuo to At Marlborough Highland and in tho be famous Storm King mountain at Corn- - of tho home and also tho public omco the president it must bo remodeled svall these rocky openings aro watched longsh6remen who have reason to and the sooner the better The living by Relieve that valuable property is con Â¬ apartments of tho presidential family are cramped and inadequate for the joined therein purpose and tho offices used by the A Cornwall fisherman says ho bo Hovcs that one of these caves near the president are wholly disproportionate need of the magistrate and ioot Df Stdrm King Is the rendezvous to the convenience chieftho general pub Â¬ of to of a gang of New York thioves who re lictheDuring the past fifty years many oelvo and dispose of their ill gotten millions of dollars have been stock on a strict mercantile basis Ho for tho erection of buildings expended for tho ex remembers that about tho 1st of AnHl ecutive departments but nothing has he and his father saw a small boat In which were four men put ashore atthis inky black night It foint notwas an for small craft in and safe the wind tossed water of Cornwall bay Tho fisherman watched the landing And saw tho company who were dis Â¬ tinguished by the lanterns they carried work their way up the mountain side H Tho supposition Is that these men ventered one of those mercantile caves o make ready for tho years business No one has ventured near the place although several hunters say that thero is an opening at tho spot designated by 4he Cornwall man It is believed that ibis cave is tho main resort of river pirates and robbers who plunder in the Hudson river valley and if so thero is considerable danger attending a visitation to tho locality This sito is particularly lonely and deserted It can be located by passen- Â¬ gers on the day boats as they aro pas-Â¬ sing It is about three hundred feet Avestof the place where an attempt lhas been made to quarry stone for crashing and to reach it one must run tho risk of being bitten by tho most poisonous snakes waters edge THE LATE JIBS HARRISON r Winks who keeps house We had an old fashioned potpie for dinner to- Â¬ Minks who boards We had an old- fashioned chicken N Y Weekly Why Ho Did It snappishly Why do you Wlfo ritnoke those horrid cigars Husband Because I cant afford to buy Paris bonnets and Havana cigars N Y Weekly Taking a Best Iwo Olshcs day Jl too been done and not a dollar has been appropriated for the enlargement of the offices of the presidentVhose duty it is to examine papers and give super- Â¬ vision to the work of all these depart- Â¬ ments Moreover with the growth of the country the visitors who come here on official business to seo the president have multiplied in numbers and no in- Â¬ creased accommodations have been made for them at the white house The one public reception hall is often thronged with distinguished men who stand crowding each other uncomfort- Â¬ ably while they await their turn to get beyond the door of the little room in which the president is vainly striving to make headway with affairs There is not sufficient room for his clerks and assistants The private secretary oc- Â¬ cupies a little room which is smaller and less worthy of the position than the first class clerks occupy In the palÂ¬ atial executive departments It is not creditable to the country that this con- - ing Who was the gentleman who sat by you and stared into your face all even Â¬ Hes a celebrated mind reader On his vacation Life oh September 26th I89S Ji of a mile west of shadesjdeveloplng columnscolonnades facades and windows as Trenton Ky entablatures they fell in word pictures frcm the lips of Mrs Harrison tho architect fash- Â¬ ioned ready for the builder a home for the presidents of the future which while classic in style and republican in HRsMk THTjiKmvntl simplicity would be without a rival in as an executive residence the world To the glory of the womanhood of the republic it may also be said that this plan is tho creation of a woman who adorned the high place of domestic and social honor in the executive mansion The following described property until she was called to that place where 31 first class work mules from 3 to many mansions be and where tho 3 combined mares 8 years old past 71years old combinweary are at rest ed gelding dark bay 3 years old past 1 extra 25 extra by Squirrel The wife of President Harrison suckling eolt to 1125 lbs Denmark nice high 25 extra steers f torn 1200 from builded and planned for a great Ameri Â¬ grade steerssteers 1050 to 1860 lbs 25 extra nice 1000 smooth can future If she had lived her steersgrade plain from 800 toto 1000bs 2525butcher from 800 but dreams might have been realized It cattle mixed lot 12 head of extra fine Jersey to is strange what events change and heifers not registered but all bredfiom register- 4 8 to ed bull 0 high bred Jersey cows shape the destinies of nations and of years old all safe In calf and all good milk 1 100 head people In 1892 during the presiden- Â¬ givers 100 registered Je20sey bull sows 1 of fat brood hogs extra fat shoats tial campaign which resulted in the de- Â¬ young boar 60 head of nice sheep all bred to Gen Harrison for reelection to fljiobuck4 two horse wagons 8 four horse feat of wagon wagons 1 nice top buggy 1 new tho presidency the Grand Army of the 4 double set of harness 21 pair ofspring gear 1 plow two Republic held its annual encampment extra set of four horse harness 4 pair40ofsingle 2 wagon in Washington city If Gen Harrison horse wagon gear shovels 5 saddles plows three horse and double could have mingled with those veter- Â¬ Flows cultivator 2 disc harrows 1 walking cultivator 5 smoothing harrows 6 two horse ans they might have gone hence and nlow35thrlbbletrees80slncle trees 1 hay with their balance of power caused his rakers pood mowers 4 binders all In good of reelection At that time he was con- Â¬ shape 400 bushels of spring oats 600 bushels all wlnteroats75tonsofpure Timothy hay stantly at the bedside of bis dying wife under shock large lot of corn tobacco carers arblacksmiths and could not oven give the old soldiers lsec oftoo numerous tools and many more ev to ticles a public reception Ho sar none of erything that It takes tomention In fact run a first class farm There shall not beany bye bidding on the them Ex Presklent Hayes was here premises and marched up Pennsylvania avenue sented and everything shall be as repreon foot with tho old soldiers It was Excursion rates on railroad If they can be intended that President Harrison had Terms of sale made knows or day of sale should march beside him leave the col- Â¬ - No postponement on account of weathtr Come one come all umn at the white house and there aa- dinner on the ground and get a free barbecue Sale to commence promptly at 0 oolouk SEBEEE EVANS Col J TEvans Business Mer Hamilton of Crawfordsville Ind fColTBL Â¬ 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ture Later in tho same year in order to broughtthem to my notice I ieel give permanent form td her Ideas and as if I had a new lease of life desires Mrs Harrison secured the services of a skilled architect Fred D J Fairleigh Platte Cannon Col Owen and ho sketched with charcoal the design outlined by her She called CoL Ernst of tho army to the white house and explained her plan to him and the colonel united with the archiÂ¬ Public Sale tect in sketching complete plans Then from penciled interpretations of hor ex- Â¬ pressions giving geometric form with angles and curves and lights and lorand Closing Out Sale of Sebree Evans official and domestic use of the presi dents in tho future which subsequentÂ¬ ly took the form of a published inter view Mrs Harrison spoke very fully on the subject pointing out the ab Â¬ sence of sufficient family apartments the lack of privacy for the ladies of the presidents family wantof household conveniences aud inadequate accom Â¬ modations for the comfort of guests at state hospitalities which the president is required to extend She also gave her ideas of how the extension should bo made and the uses to which they should bo applied This Interview re Â¬ ceived wide publication and attracted considerable attention of a fleeting na-Â¬ AStrons Fortification A I f ar rwra j t r 5epemtor 61895 V jm a m m 5 A f I 3B by Tutts Liver Pills aa absolute-cure for sick headache dys- pepsiasflur stomach mdarjaU constipation jaundice bilious- ness and all kindred troubles r oniiy tne ooay against disease AT COST ATM 5 ffc Ttie Fly Wheel of Life DrTutt Your Liver Pills are the fly wheel oflife I shall ever be grateful for the accident that 9 AT COST GREATEST SALE OF A K4 tyk THE YEAR L Tutjts Liver Pills ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY AND GOODS AT COST FAMGY I until September the 1st wk willfiell fpr cost We have just taken stocM and to make room for our Fall Goods ev 71010 Fjom advertisement but We Mean Wha t We Say wilt pay you to call and get the Best It Bargains ever offered in this city the place erythini goes We invite everyone to call and be convinced that this is no humbug and you will not be deceived I Come and Try XJs Remember THE LEADE R Mme Fleurette Levy Mgr 3 Prices I have f 3 11 t TIclg Palace SailorsI SlapesF Sailor them You want thein At prices fr6m10o to 200 all colors I am daily receiving all the latest novelties t i -- lie Palace Leads in atyles t I5 J Auctioneer Trimmed Hats from 25c to S500 Bibbnrw 1 I fcaces gilks Velvets Flowers Hair Ornaments Ladies Vests Gloves Silk Floss Stamped Goods Corsets Hos iery Also a full line of Butterick Patterns j J Constipation l Biliousness Cause Sick headache Pains in the back Sallow complexion Loss of appetite and Do a MRS G0SNBR 9TM- r K AM LAY fc MSAIN TERMS CASH MSBSSaftlsSi gS v Suffer 4- Exhaustion There is only one cure which is Prom indigestion sour stomach head Â¬ ache flatulency distress after eating f Or is it a case of lost appetite want ol energy weakness debility rsr YTVPT MRS HARRISONS PLAN FOR THE EXTENSION OF THE WHITE HOUSE Southern Facade of Present Structure Official and Art Wings Courtyard atd Winter Gardens PUIS gTonic Pellets i AND y One Pink Pill touches the liver and removes the bile One Tonic Pellet nightly acts as a gentle laxative in keeping the bowels open restores the digestive organs tones tap the nervous system and makes new Complete treatment two rich blood jaciicines one price 25c Treatise and sample free at any store BBOWli MFO CO llew Tori IV sale by all druggists Siuifvillo The Ohina Decorator in Hop J ah illustrated monthly journal the ouly publication In the world deoted exclusively to Information and Instruction on all matters conneofd with jxUtd authority on all subjects connected with theft urtH Each number contains a beautiful tuJyslx qr more pages of designs directions for reproduction and a v mi uilumn open to subscribers only Every Lady Should See It Send 6c In stamps forsample copy Mention tills paper lncu yearly 3 00 mailed per copy 80c Z and subscriptions received at this Amce The CniNA Decobatob Publishing Co S3 University Place New York City i China and Glass Fainting and Decorating Acknowledged by Amateurs Professionals and Teachers as Indispensable and the recog i 3 IB A tr r V s ti rttjHniHBaF EiUJUwk VJM UXl Afcri jtCvri and Ncelotof year oMbBuclcs nnupigaof both sexes nowreadrfordellvery MB Kino NcwsteadrJCy V BS Z HERD of Berkshire CLAH3 IN FT w a T 4 VIRGINIA GH0LS0N extends an Invitation to all ladles interested In fine Art Embroidery to call at Hotel Latham nd examine her specimens of wqrk gipeqfiti attention glvfti to the teaching of NEEDLE WORK MfSg SUndiaie and Shading iA 2 atginMondaytAuKngt lUdleg Vj dition has been permitted to continue cend the reviewing stand where all The executive mansion must be en- Â¬ the old soldiers could see him and cheer larged or else a new residence must be him as they marched by But he was at prepared for the president in some her bedside and never left her until she other locality so that the entire white had gone from him and gone from house may be given up to the transac- earth forever If she had been well tion of public business and the proper then and had lived she might have reception of American citizens who come seen her ideal white house builded ac- Â¬ cording to the plans which she had so here in greater numbers every year Early in the year 1800 after experi- Â¬ carefully outlined In the early days of the republic the encing the Inconveniences here out- Â¬ lined President Harrison and Mrs Har- first occupant of the white house was rison endeavored to impress upon pub- Â¬ President Adams His brilliant wife lic men the necessity of public action found the apartments on tho first floor in the matter but nothing was done not even plastered and held her first Mrs Harrison took great interest in reception in what is now the presi- Â¬ the subject and talked to everybody dents office on the second floor having power and influence urging The British troops burned tho white her views with great persistence On house in 1814 and for three years Pres- Â¬ one occasion she secured an attentive ident and Mrs James Monroe occupied listener and one who cheerfully coin- rented buildings When they returned cided with her plans but whose in- Â¬ to the white house it was in a very fluence was circumscribed by his physic- Â¬ crude condition still bearing some of One evening Secretary the marks of the vandals and marauders al condition Elaine called to see the president on called soldiers who had desecrated it official business and after that hatl During tho winter season of 1883 34 been attended to Mrs Harrison in a President Andrew Jackson abandoned casual way mentioned the difficulties all public receptions and state dinners which surrounded her Mr Blaine at because tho mansion was too small and once took a serious view of the situation in everyway inadequate to the de- Â¬ and spoke quite earnestly of the indif- mands of circumstances and conditions ference which had so long been shown for such entertainments towards tho executive in matters of And yet wo have tho same unim official and personal accommodations proved white house for the use of our He could seo no way out of the dilemma presidents and their families until this except the enlargement or extension day It is about time that something of tho present building in accordance were done to change existing condiwith some plan in harmony with its tions Tho plan of Mrs Harrison is an architectural style This agreed with excellent one and ought to be adopted Mrs Harrisons views upon tho sub Â¬ unless something better can bo devised ject and the estimable lady explained by architectural experts Tho present her ideia with wonderful completeness white house is getting to be a popular and dotail as to the style and arrange Â¬ nuisance both as a business office and ment of the proposed extension The as a residence for our presidents It is secretary of state also gave his views dwarfed between the treasury and which comprehended a wing or auxilll state department buildings It Is an ary building for tho executive offices on architectural pigmy as compared with the west and a similar building for the the capitol building It Is as the houso hall of art on tho east tho central his- Â¬ of a butler or hostler as compared with toric structuro to be rebuilt in the in- Â¬ tho homes and offices of tho executive terior of durable materials and to re heads of other nations It is discreditÂ¬ main as tho executive residence able to our people and as soon as they Greatly encouraged with this inter-Â¬ become familiar with that fact their view Mrs Harrison then conversed with representatives will be required to take the superintendent of public buildings suitable action Tho plan of the wife explaining In detail tho plan which sho of President Harrison as comparpd entertained for tho enlargement of tho with the picture of tho original vhlte mansion Ho heartily concurred in her house commands tho consideration and views and endeavored to aid her in cre Â¬ respect of all who understand tho situ ating public sentiment in favor of the ation and environments of the presi Â¬ proposed plans for the extension and dent and his family in the old mansion Mrs improvement of tho bulldlug Sirrrn D Fby Harrison was so much In earnest that X New Career for Women she departed from her customary rule More than twenty new wotneaiure In itiCftJKHWnd in conversation with wedi iwi rt4 ii t - Vjr j I t St H Ttr Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ -1 Are you nervous restless sleepless worn out in body and in mind Havo you pains in tho baa head arms shoulders chest flips side It depends upon How and When you markefyour chickens and eg gS and to Whom you send them We are larere receivers of poultry and egrs aud have an established trade and stand the best chance to make money for all our shippers We receive and sell Butter Eircs eal Hides Pelts Tallow Beans Seeds Potatoes wool Hay Grain or anything you mar have to ship Information cheerfully furnished Quotations mailed regularly to those who request It aud liberal advances made on the largest consignments by 313 315 317 310 MURRELL COURT HAaj t IN POULTRY PROFIT HERNDON CARTER CO tf tvootroiinst LOUISVILLE KY Aro you filled with malfia sallow complexion contod tongue d-- ht sweats dry cough chills and fover pJ i If any of theso troubles ar yours thi thing you need is DR KINGS 34 1 ROYAL n ETUER In the rrentlost and hanniest wav and with tho greatest certainty known to medical science GERMETTJJSR removes from the system tho symptoms named above giving strength in place of weakness joy- Â¬ ous health in place of sickness Thero is no other remedy like it and nono that can do its work And then it is a real pleasure to tnko it Little children take it with dtlight and it cures like magic 51 X 0 lor om All druggists M CEMENT In X ROYAL PLASTER ZLeaas ZS-verrtlirs-- mmm wu Sold by K C Hardwick druggist ITCHING PILES ohevou g b PLES BVMITOMS tUglnc MottiiMI lntCM lUlla m4 iMtMtnlht wortaby MrsUhTf Unwed to esntljiBa tnmera form Mil protrude SWAYNES- OINTMENT AH30LTTTBiY OTTRHH fURHK iillllilll li lrodlnr abaorbtthatamon Hoiabrdrmrliuorbr iillforMturruuttltfUiuSwATIiaASoiurkllkMiU Sold by B C HARDWIOR- Buts Prompt 7oslU Gun for Impottnct Losa Seminal of Manhood Einltslont Spermatorrhea Nervousness Self Distrust Loss of Memory As Will J RHONE 1 H DAGS make you a STRONG Vigor- Â¬ ous tMan Price 1100 0 Boxes S6 00 Directions Hailed Sotclal with each Box Address BilUti Cnow Ualment Co 3010 LUOAS Ave 98 tAV4 VjW l ST LOUIS MO iiiiftwB tfrMrvifhtz An Acoromodatlns Domestic Why didnt yon come when I rang said a Texas lady to her bervaut Because I didnt heaK de bell re plied Matilda Snowball Vfat MfiuriwhMi yoU dont hear the x w 2 1 LU imfcJBfc BW b jf1 fS VILLE LOVES KISSES i- KENTUOZIAN There Was SieMte7fef Wag SQon Lost t a St It insist upon having ifiher7tfOiissfcau a gray or brown traveling dress asks the New YorkPress If you want toaqstfer ttjis ques tion to your pVh Satisfaction walk Tlie scientists aref constantly a9 across the Bjrook1ynbfitlge any day indestructibility of especially in midsummer and you Biiring us matter and force says Life will set brides by hevbcpre It was the top of the morning You can tell them at once by their MThesun had just gathered un the gray or brown dresses and their leisH rfATIT lTnf ffHfMoKlrt vsvn4K ure They stroll along with their Love reflected as he finished weav hu3bands and look at the river mar ing himself a little basket of crass vel at the statue of liberty and wononrl Oaf nilf lofailfdltr nnnnnn tii der whether Governors island could rfields He loked right and left resist jininvadqr all with a delightU with bright trained oyes for kisses ful f redness that is restful to the In the grass Sometimes ho passed sight of a nervous metropolitan resi- Â¬ one without seeing it at first but dent tnen he went back for it The policemen on th bridge beAs he walked he saw a girl stroll Â¬ come wonderfully softened in sum- Â¬ ing alongdbd stopping to pick up mer for they have many colloquies things ana1 put them in a box that with timid blushing brides who beV was strapped from her shoulder lieve the police know everything and Love was fond of company so he are animated guide books and ency- Â¬ Vi hurried a little to join the girl She clopedias rolled into one And the up at mm as she uneit policemen like the job of telling all looked searching for scientific specimens about the points of to be fund she smiled a little Involuntarily seen from the bridgeinterestalmost and for Love cuts an odd wish that he and his bride had Is out on business Then she no nothing to do save to be astonished ticed his basket and took him seri on the Brooklyn bridge andstore up ously memories to be turned loose on the What are you collecting jjho community at Wayback or Spring asked City What are you asked Love One way thai brides can be dis Â¬ I am collecting economic fungi tinguished from ordinary people is to exchange with otherscientists by their far away look They do not 1 she said seem to see tho people nealr by They So am I said Love seem not to care what interest they What is your specialty she themselves excite They are simply asked but just then Love stooped ridiculously happy and New York is nnd with a quick motion picked up only agigautic pleasure ground to i something and put it into his basket them she asked What was that The bridegroom Oh yes be is eagerly there of course but he is only an Love lifted the cover of the basket attendant of the bride and he doesnt a little to let her look and while she count for much on the Brooklyn was peering inand seeing nothing bridge be kissed her lightly on the cheek An Accommodating Pastor She did not seem to notice him but she saw what Wnad in the basket The minister of a congrega- Â¬ WhcrV did you get them all she tion in an agricultural district was asked i greatly annoyed Sunday afteSun r People are so careless with day by the unruly conduct of them1 h explained I have to the junior members of his flock come out every day and collect When any of the younger represen them or they would all get scattered tatives of the gentler sex got weary and lost and people would forget of the evening service she would inabout them variably rise and go out A moment But doesnt It take you a great later her admirer would seize his hat deal of time she asked and sheepishly follow her To such IndetiHt does1 replied Love an extent would this course of action It leaves me almost no time for prevail that by the time the disstudy But this is the way 1 earn course was finished pnly the old peomy living IE wdulcfbe easier if I ple remained for the conclusion of had some one to help me the service Mr Jones t concealed Why I should be glad to help his chagrin for several weeks but at vfu said the girl if it were not last he firmly resolved to act A for my studies youth grew drowsyc ne Sunday ffOh plfuhelp mesafcTljove evening and picking up his hat and thetillKftll help you with your stepped into the aisle But the min- Â¬ studies after ward isters keen eye was upon him and Oh you are S3 fijood said the to the culprits dismay he stopped girl and at that moment they both short in his sermon saw a kiss in front 6f them and Toung man1 said he the girl hurried to put it in Loves basket who went ou last is not the one you We shall get on this way cried wish to walk home with When she Love gayly You see them as goes I will let you know at once And they went on Please sit down After this when quickly as I hand in hand across the fields and a young woman goes out I will call they did not notice that the girl had on the proper young man to take dropped her collecting box but then care of her the scientists say that nothing if The minister resumed his dislost course There was much tittering and considerable auger but his serVERY SAD Interrupted again The Scotchman Didnt See Where mons were not Hartford Times the Joke Came In The Mean Man in Town The appreciation of a jest Is not A Fable of Two Collectors Who Chanced to Meet Attec Tknt One Collecting Box Will Iound to re Enosgh for llath w ON THE BIQ BRIDGE They Wear Gray or BroWn Drtsses nd Qulrthe Pollctnwnjr- s Was therQ ever a brjde that didnt BRIDES AGTUTt DfCLlARCK Womens lnfjW6 fn Politics Would The Gcimatifcicng closed its sessions after ha vjng achieved an al- Â¬ most unexampled res id says the Review of Reviews Of all the measures announced from the throne not a single one has become law The chief disappointment of the session from the ministerial point of view was the rejection of the anti socialist bills On this point Prince Bismarck expressed himself in a fashion which somewhat surprised those who are accustomed to regard him solely as a man of blood and iron He said he was not sorry that the antl socialist bill had been rejected for if it had not those to whom we look for remedies against the evils of the land would have ar- Â¬ rived at the convictlou that they had achieved something and could now rest on their laurels This con- Â¬ viction would have been erroneous and I am therefore glad that the pillow of rest which those gentlemen intended to prepare for themselves has been taken ji way For his part he relied much more upon the influ encejof women than upon the de feated bill Here Is what Prince Bismarck saidvtb a deputation of Sileslan ladles on May 13 I always regret that so little in- fluence in politics is allowed to the better hajf of the human race I do not expect ladies to deliver speeches In parliament but I believe that the results of our elections would be more national and more satisfactory if they were more under female in- Â¬ fluence than now Honest German women wives and mothers do not appear iu public as socialists and I therefore believe that female sympathy with our political institutions is a much stronger bulwark against social democracy than our revolution bill would have been if it had been passed Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ W VJ Mo winter Turf Oats Large yield and sure crop aftord good win ter pasturage Tino to sew iu August and September r Place your orders lor them at once j omethine New Large stock of rye crimson clover timothyand red top ofeand M V l Buy the celebrated Empire wheat drills the only force feed on the mar et figure-when-h- e Guaranteed to sow wheat and fertilizer correctly ft v we now handle the following reliable brands of wheat fertilizers Fertilizer The Cook Became an Amazon My good wife sent south a year ago for a domestic servant of color who could do the cooking ironing and washing for our small family of four She came from Asheville and weighed I should say not less than three hundred pounds when she arWo did not work her very rived hard We waited on her most dili- Â¬ gently for we both were afraid she might get homesick and leave us There was nothing that we did not do for her But all our efforts were vain A week ago sho departed In Â¬ forming us she had found an easier place Yesterday George my eldest son thought a trip to Cony Island would enliven us Wo rode on all the trick railroads and down the chutes We shot at tbo balls and Armour bone meal wheat grower L Northwestern bone meal wheat grower Homestead wrheat grower National dissolved bone Place orders early as bone meal and ail anim tl matterilfor fertilizer will be scarce and Higher ip Here is alFair Proposition We will trade any far mer one of our latest imÂ¬ proved wagons for as much wheat as it can Finally we threw at the cats brought up before the Dahomey village and went In to see the sixteen genuine amazons advertised on the bunting outside There on the left end of therowsat our Mary But for her color she would have blushed at sight of us As it was 6hehid her face in her hands and dropped her wicked spear and raw hide shield Wo said nothing We looked and departed for home N Y Press Wind bring into market wheat to be in first class order and grade good No 2 After unloading the wheat we will give him fifty 50 bushels of coal to carry back home free of charge In BUGGIES we have this year fav sur Â¬ for Car Fenders An enormous number of trolley possible to everyone and those per- Â¬ The champion mean man paid San sons who lack the power of perceiv- Â¬ Francisco a visit recently He was ing a joke are often funnier unin- Â¬ a big long legged raw boned fellow tentionally than are the intentional with a nose like the blade of a jesters On a European steamer hatchet His eyes like little black was a Scotch gentleman coming to beads were set within half an inch who was soon distin Â¬ America of each other and glistened and guished among his fellow passengers gleamed at everybody and every- Â¬ for his disability in the matter of thing at once He clutched the arm appreciating humor and several of a sad faced little woman with one Americans set to work to see if they long bony hand and clawed at his could not tell him some story of whiskers with the other as he or Â¬ which he would see the fun dered the waiter in a Market street All sorts of anecdotes good and restaurant to give him a cup of bad were tried some true and some coffee The waiter brought it with apocryphal and at length when the some bread and butter and laid supply was mostly exhausted and down a check for teu cents tho Scbtchman was as unmoved ns Would you give me an extra ever one of the Americans told this pitcher of cream asked the mean whlhisical and absurd story man The waiter brought it He said that a man and his bride Yes by the way give me a cup started on their bridal tour on an of hot water will you please ocean steamer and were taken vlo The waiter brought it and watched lenbtU almost as soon as the boat the mean man curiously He poured startL cream into the hot water put a The voyuge was exceedingly the sugar in It shoved It at his little rough and both bride and groom wife and flung one slice of bread became so dangerously ill that it without any butter in her direction was found necessary to put them in little woman ate It separate staterooms Neither man Â¬ The the waiter added five hungrily cents to and ifested any especial interest in the the mean mans check other so deathly sick were they The row was heard three blocks both At last the steward went to up Market street He declared he the stateroom of the husband and was being robbed because ho was I am very sorry but said to him from the country but he finally paid 1 have come to tell you that your Thats good the when threatened with arrest San wife is dead Post fceslnk husband returned feebly I Francisco wish I was Sho rind Em The story such as it was of course were your husbands last old joke about What turned jUpon the The Scotchman listened words lie hadnt any Mbbtl the widow to it in profound silence and when Turn- m n r I was v iti it was finished he heaved a melan Â¬ choly sigh A writer In a Melbourne paper Very he commented Ah vsad Im sure What was the name puts the total amount of the public and private debts owing to Great of the parties And after that they gave up all Britain by the seven Australasia colonies at 1 575 000 000 fttempts to make him see a joke p- car fenders has poured into the pat- Â¬ ent office at Washington for registry A traction company official said a few days ago that he had examined plans of three thousand and nine different designs submitted by inventors and then he had to put up a sign No trolley fenders wanted All sorts of ideas have been utilized to keep the tracks clear of pedes- Â¬ trians There arc hideous bells and noise generators to scare people off cow catchers to knock them off revolving brooms to sweep them off and now comes a Philadelphia in- Â¬ JOIN IN THE ventor with a devise for blowing them off He has just been granted a patent His apparatus consists of We have a very fullline of HARNESS a tank In the forward part of the TALBOT SADDLES made to order car lightly charged with gas or air with nozzles arranged at an angle In front and under the dasher is a pivoted framework forming a trig- Â¬ ger As these are touched by a per- Â¬ son who has fallen in front of the car the air is freed and a powerful stream issues from the nozzle blow- Â¬ ing any ordinary obstruction off the track and out of the way of the wheels passed any previous record Our stock was more care Â¬ fully selected and Tn bought cheaper tood Come and well bought are already half sold PROCESSION SADDLERY andJFLY NETS This is a cut of the Majestic Jal I a Mm fu New England Cities Range It The race for third place among the cities of New Englaud is rather an Interesting one In 1890 according to the federal census of that year Worcesters population was 8 1055 and that of Now Haven 81298 while at the present time each claims a total of 100000 Lowell is close behind and Fall River provided its growth is not Impeded by unfavora- Â¬ ble industrial conditions will give its slightly larger rivals a tussle for the advantage in the next half dec- Â¬ ade Meanwhllo Providence retains its old title of tho second city of New England by a largo majority and will pass the 200000 mark with Â¬ in a very few years oven if none of which cooks the goose of all our competitors mans peace maker You cannot afford to use that old cracked cast Save fuel save patience iron imitation any longersave money by buying a Majestic steel range is the housekeepers pride and a married V the current annexation projects get beyond the stage of discussion FORBES BRQ --1 t r- r W AG lU Mnvmnn jaasiLj in imIwMi mijiBw it i r tVHlw- fctf i -l w f VW--- j n r W Al- - Vw MV TThtM l Kj MOPMNGS i iV I t 4 l HGPIEBNS7ILLE EENTUOKIAN 2H ffv September V U JM lRf1 -- 15 y fc i jtoiiwrtlU SBiitttiwftfrm 4 N1USIII IUESBAI JJfB HUBAT i Benton want dry this week by 9 majority thus leaving Bill ReeJ and other thirsty Bentonians in a verita 7cm want of a medlclaels that it shall do ble nine hole What V AJ i- jr - 4f t k IV 4 tf Bradley wiiT begin hisingle-hVnd-- 1 SOBSCHIPTIOK 13 A YKAR IN ADVANOE ed speeches at London next week cents per Iraet Spe He has already made a list ofi3 ap- tonal reading notice eislt Locals 3 cents per line each insertion tumimuiuBt m none 01 wuicu n is eaie Bates for standing advertisements furnished to say will he bivite Hardin t6 meet on application him OFFICE 212 SOUTH MAIN STREET n ANNOUNCEMENT t t authorized to announce MORROW JUDGE THOS J 9 a candidate for Circuit Judge of the Third Judicial District aubject to the action ottho Deinocratlo Convention July 0 We are 1 CHAS M MfiACHAM yoa good purify and enrich your blood throw offthattlredfeellug and give yoa health strength courage and ambition HoodJ 8arsnparilla is the only true blood purifier prominently in the public eye today and it meets these requirements perfectly This Ja proved by the testimony of thou Â¬ sands of people Hoods ir4 AX AmA U I K WMvikrm I 4 DEMOCRATIC TICKET For Governor P WAT HARDIN df Mercer For Lieutenant Governor RTTYLUK of Fulton For Treasurer I fftvr ri BD PORTER THOMPSON of Owen For Commissioner of Agriculture ION BNALU of Louisville ForAUdltoi n vntriV nfRnnnA Register of tile Land OflloV GBSWAHUUOI Nolle For Attorney General W JHENDRlOKof Fleming ForSecietarr of State HENRY SUALE of Graves For Sunt of Puhllc Instruction IT I 4 Gen JBuckners withdraVral wilLnbl materially affect the Senaforial race It was evidently intended to help Mc Creary but Blackburn already has the nomination won with votes to Builds up the nerves by feeding them on pure blood creates an appetite by toning spare and more to come the digestive organs overcomes That Tired Feeling by giving vitality to the blood Gen Hardin spoke at Cynthiana and gives sweet refreshing sleep You U Monday to a crowd of 5000 people may realize that Hoods Sarsapariila Bradley was not there Gen Hardin wdl fill the remaining joint appoint- Â¬ ments alone as his opponent has this by giving it a fair Insist upon failedfto show upsince the Eminence Hoods and only Hoodstrial 1 six for 5 -repisode m Sarsapariila Does ii I l IV V 1 I I Vr t s i a III IJ c- lH W 1 J l Vf LfLr J m J ZjVFirSittflMi Wt a J J1 V For Ballroad Commissioners JFLETCHEtt DEMPoEY of Hopkins GEO H ALEXANDER of Jefferson GREEN RKELLAKof Nicholas i JfrjrMaglstfoie Pembroke District WM LPARKER neatly so kind we will have this year An under reasonable conditions Do not say it can eclipse of the Bill Bradley Boom will not be done till you send for free catalogue of DRAUfJHONS PRACTICAL occur on November 5 It will not on ly be total bdtwill remain perma- 7ukMe44 TEVtotal eclipse of the moon Tues day night was notthe only oneofthe laj Hoods Pills h Hoodi Sariacuilli V w I oung POSITIONS GUARANTEED h l we think you are in a v vr BTJ llian h m o jji to c SWgy r ttmrMf delicate position- But your judgment is good if lis WEAETZ r nI Li For City tiouucllmeu Tirst ward R H Holland Second ward WILLIE Ml Glasgow Tlm3 U i Third ward Dennis Ii Perry Fourth ward Geo D Dalton Fifth ward Sixth ward E M Flack Seventh ward W A P Pool SPEAKING APPOINTMENTS Ex Gqv Simon B Bucknerjhas had the followiug appointments to speak confirmed by the Democratic committee Marion Friday September 0 HABDIN BRADIEV JOINT DEBATES London Friday September G Morganfleld Monday Septembers BLAOKBORN 11 THE 2ND DISTRICT N Senator J C S Blackburns appoint ments for the Second congressional district are as follows Curdsvllle Saturday September 7 Calhoon Monday September 9 Jla ivesrJUe Wednesday September DB 11 CLABDYs APPOINTMENTS The following appointments have been made by the Democratic Cam- Saign Committee for Congressman Clardy Modlsonvllle Monday September 0 Hopkinsvllle Situr lay September 14 Dixon Monday September 10 Henderson Monday September 23 On eneboro Tuesday September 24 Hawesville Wednesday September 23 Calhoun Thursday September 26 Morpanfield Monday October M Speaking to begin at 130 p m Gen Simon Bolivar Buckner hao written a card withdrawing from the race for United States Senator He gives as a reason that in many districts personal interests are arrayed against party success His with Â¬ drawal removes any lingering doubt of Senator Blackburns nomination Several of Gen Buckuers pledged votes are known to be for Blackburn second among them those of Messrs Oossom and Clark of Warren Now Jot McCreary also step aside and move to make it unanimous for Joe i if i r r If Dr J D Clardy congressman elect has made a list of eight appointments iu the Second congressional district atwhich hp will address the voters in behalf of the Democratic ticket Dr Clardy is an effective stumper and is personally very popular Bis series of speeches will have a good effect in the old Second which next to the Gibraltar is the strongest democratic district in the State Paducah News If Iho Evening Post complains that it is being boycotted by Democrats Greenville Lawrence burg and Murray since it began to oppose Hardins election There has been no organized boycott here but Democrats are dropping the Post of their own accord It is no longer a party organ and Democrats feel un der no obligations to read its abuse of Hardin at Mayfield p Li kf V Another raid is being made on the gold reserve tliiBweek and although our foreign bankers have put up 2 500000 under liieir contract to keep us from busting before October 1st the SMtpl us is again below the 100000000 notch Geu Hardin is not the first man who ever rarH Bill Bradley off the fcfimp Hon W T Ellis did tho nup thing here opo year ago Hart ford Herald v ThejComplete returns from the four counties of the district give Judge Linn 299 majority in Trigg 241 in AE0UKD AND ABOUT Lyon and 851 in Calloway making LIVE STOCK MARKET 1391 in the three counties he carried This is offset in part by Judge Mor- nothing but news found in this Reported by Tatcm Emdrv fc Co column rows majority of 995 in Christian LIVESTOCK COMMISSION MERChANTS county Ths leaves Linn a majority BOURBON STOCK TAEDS m me aistnet or oao i ne vote in A Condensed Account of the Latest nap this county is given complete penlnga Tersely Told for Buiy Headers QUOTATIONS JPupils THE CHRISTIAN COUXTV VOTE Cattle1 LodisvilleKt Sept 4 Co clothing Henry H Wolfe The receipts of cattle were liberal MORROW LINN merchants of Louisville L63 faile d for to day being 447 head The market HopklnsvilWNo 1 1L tel J22l 250000 opened up active and continued so 31 No2 Contrary to expectations not lives 5r through out the day At the close were lost in the burning mhfe at No8 J pens are wel cleared of all decent 152 No 4 Pana 111 46 -grades of butcher cattle Prospects Palmyra 01irJL 8711 24 Fire destroyed tne Tennessee spoke look study for the next few days 46 Concord 5 factory at Union City Sunday mornCattle Extra shipping E Crofton t J4 5qt0j75 4 to 4 60 W Light shipping Catalogues at Hopper Bros ll 221120 ing Lbssy10j000 nd insurance 4 00 to 4 50 Best butchers Brooklyn New York city Philadel- Â¬ 59 7 3 00 to 3 75 Gracey Fairto good butchers or Sent By Mail 3 00 to 3 75 EdwardsmillCommon to medium butchers U 50 J 13 phia and New Jersey towns were vis Thin rough steerapoor cows and ited bjv earthquake shbeks Sunday 17 6 1 00 to 1 50 Beverly scalawags 3 50 to 4 00 Bennottstown Good to extra oxen u - 21 s20i JAS D The department of agriculture of TOM P MAJOR Je common to medlnmoxen 1 60 to 3 50 V 26 0 8 75 to4 25 Gordonfield Feeders Texas estimates that the cotton crop Late ot Clarksvllle Tenn late of GJveniS neadley Co 3 25 to 3 25 NPembroke Stockera 15 for that State will be 27 per cent less Bulls- to 76 jL UJnt75 to 35C0 S l 17 89 J a 60 Veal calved than last year 25 00 to 86 00 Bainbridge Choice milch cows 57 2 Fairto good niUch cows4i 13 CO to20 00 Longview L Miss Anna Bywater was thrown J Hogs The receipts of hogs were froma buggy and killed on Portland 16 17 Brents shop 10S5 head The market opened slow avenue Louisville by the running 87 -- 13 V1L at a decline of 5 to 10 cents from yes Newstead away of a horse she was driving 33 Lautrips 0 terday tops selling at 54dU to JjiBD Bluff Springs 38 - 1 Hogs Choice packing and butchThe number of cattle now being 70 ers 225 lb to 800U 420to425 Perrys S H 3 fed in Texas and the Indian territory Fair to good packing ISO it to 19 Lafayette 44 tor the market aggregates 200000 V25 ft i 4 80 to 4 85 Howell 28 Good to extra light lf0 ft to lt0 23 head Grass is abundant and feed 4 25 to 4 85 ft H 61 0 4 00 to 4 10 Easts stuff cheap Fat shoats 120 ft to 150 ft PROPRIETORS 8 75 to 4 00 Casky 23 8 Fat shoats 100 ft to 120 ft 3 60 to 8 7f Roughs 150 ft to 400 ft The Sons of Veterans hold their an- Â¬ 37 Dogwood 0 - - Louisville Ky Sheep anc Lambs The receipts of nual encampment at Knoxville Tenn No 1025 West Main Street 19 Bakers mill 0 sheep and lambs were 1884 lihad September 16 to 19 This is the firBt Shipments 351 The market ruled 1327 342 meeting by the national organization about steady at Mondays pr ces and south of the Ohio and Potomac most all the offerings were sold 895 THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT The engagement of Hon Ed J Deafness Cannot Be Cored Sheep akd Lbs Good to ex ship 2 25 to 2 0 McDermott and Miss Susie Barr of ping sheep as they can- Louisville is announced The latter 2 00 to 2 25 by local applications Fair to good 1 50 to 2 00 Common tomedlum not reach the diseased portion of the is a daughter of D S District Judare 100 to 2 50 Bucks 3 50 to 3 75 ear Extra lambs Kentucky lms lhereisonly one way to cure Barr The wedding will take place 3 00 to 8 60 deafness and that is by constitutionFair to good lenneasee in October Common to medium 2 60 to 8 00 1 75 to 2 25 al remedies Deafness is caused by Tall ends oi culU W N Lane the murderer of Col an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube H C Hodenbaugh and son in jail at A Botohebs Experience When this tube gets inflamed you Versailles has waived examination Mr J W Herring a butcher of have a rumbling sound or imperfect and has been sent to Frankfort for These celebrated chalybeate and salts springs are situated immediately npon the CUea- aPhoenix City Ala 6ays May 14th hearing and when it is enlirelv safe keeping Col Breckenridge eake Ohio and southwestern u kum mue3 west ot Louisville Ky and 6S miles east oi nriimali V v For five years I had indiges- closed Deafness is the result and un- Â¬ will defend Lane 1895 ot entertaining 300 THEARCADIA HOUSE Is new and neatlr furnished with C tion which continued to get worse till less the inflammation can be taken persons The owners oi the notei are aiso owners oi tne springs ana tne cuests oi tne Area- dla House have FREE ACCESS to the Serines without extra charse Invalids should remem- my suffering was intense I spent out and this tube restored to its norber that the months ot June and July oner many advantages to persons visiting tho Springs hundreds of dollars trying to get re- mal condition hearing will be deObituary The dry and liquid salts are manufactured a these Springs For pamphlets etc apply to NMHOLEMANOO Proprietors lief but grew worse until the fall of stroyed forever nine cases out of ten Died at her home near Pools store 1894 when I commenced to use are caused by catarrh which is Kings Koyal Germetuer I took nothing but ah inflamed condition of Christian couqty Bertha Morris the In a Night daughter of Mr Frank P Morris and A very remarkable thing in the only three bottles but began to im- the mucous surfaces- prove from the first use of it way or birds nests is preserved In SlOO for any case of Mrs Delia Morris August 23 1895 I We will give The famine that decimated Ireland bought it of Dr D E Morgan and Deafness caused by catarrh that Bertha was a bright little girl of 7 fifty years ago was caused by tho the Museum of National History at he can tell about my case I cheer- cannotbe qured by Halls Catarrh vears She was the sunshine and blighting of the potatoes then tho Soleure In Switzerland whither It fully recommend Germetuer as the Cure Send for circulars free idoliof her fathers iamily and the food of the peasantry The was brought by on M Eudorph best medicine for Indigestion and F J CHENEY ic Co Toledo O community in which she lived The staple literally walked in darkness Iueder It is a nest made entirely blight New package large bot- B2TSold by Druggists 75c Dyspepsia family has the sympathy of the vi though the sickness destroyed at of steel tle 108 doses 51 For sale by R C cinity in their bereavement There area number of qlockmok- Hardwick noonday Says Frances Power Cobbe Rev Jas L Allenstyorth will preach She is gone bnt not forgotten ing shops at Soletife and m the in her Life to the prisoners at the work house Gone to that land beyond I happen to be able to recall pre- Â¬ windows of these shops tneroars next Sunday at 3 p m TOBACCO NEWS Where sickness cannot enter Persons cisely the day almost the hdur of ten found lying disused or broken And sorrow never comes having any books pr religious literwhen the blight fell on the potatoes springs of clocks ature of any kind will please give it LOUISVILLE MARKET Although her place is vacant Early last summerM Bueder one and caused the great calamity A Major House sold 62 hhds 3 hhds to him for these uufortunate people We know she Hyes above jW here Jesus bids her welcome Shelby county burley at V2 50 to party of us were driving to a seven of these clockmakers noticed a birds To that city where all is love 8 00 11 Shelby burley lugs and trash A negro confined in the jail at oclock dinner As wo passed a re- Â¬ nest of peculiar appearance in a tree from S3 25 to 5 85 2 Simpson dark Hickman Ky on the charge of genOn her brow Is a crown o life markably flno field of potatoes In in his yard Ho examined It and leaf at 6 00 to 6 80 2 Simpson dark eral cussedness in herhandaharpof gold was taken out by blossom the scent came through the found that a pair of wag tails had1 lugs from S3 25 to 4 50w 10 Logan alleged whitecaps early Monday And her heart is swelled with rapture open windows of the carriage and built a nest entlrelv of clock fitrincsj And with Joy beyond control county lugs from S2 50 to 3 00 18 morning aud shot to death As we remarked to each other how Which they had picked up here and if Caloway 2 00 to 2 80 Hart lugs and usual in such outrages there is no She was loved by all who knew her yucrc uuuui tne vuiage xuu utu splendid was the crop trash at 4 00 to 5 50 3 Anderson clue to the identity of the members And sad we are to kiiow hours later as wo was more than four inches across1 Three or four That her face so kind and gentle trash from S3 60 to 3 SO of the mob We neer more shall see below returned home In the dark a dread- and a perfectlv comfortable One for A i ful odor came from the same field the birds But in that heavenly city 3 Something has After the feathered architects hadi and we exclaimed That city not made with hands We shall see hen and shall know ber happened to those potatoes They reared their brood M Rueder pre- Amid the bloc d washed bands uu w do not smell at all as they did rt Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U S Govt Report Though tis hard to give her upt wneravrWw prp- lcms when we passed them on our way oi tne town S Weary WllHe prodley Feels oh so badly The hen nalongeris on Weary Willie Bradley Reflects oh so sadly The liens flew oU and he Veary Willie Bradley Knows oh t so madly That he has tore his pant i 11 Weary Willie Bradley Would ohl so gladly Be Governor but cant 1 fi 19 gone endorsed by bankers and merchants FOUR weeks by Draughons teaching bookkeeping is equal to TWELVE weeks by the old plan Special 3d vantages In Shorthand Penmanship and Telegraphy Cheap board Open to both sexes No vacation Enter now Railroad Fare Paid HQHE STUDY Siiortiband and PENMANSHIP especially adapt ed to home study Write for Home Study circulars at once NaUvlllc Teuu This College is strongly matter of Clothing then we know you wear only the Happy Horm celebrated guaranteed brand Our high grades are fit for a king A its as good in the SiSPi EJgTo2a2g8S to be married in Prices to fit a young T mans pocket w 1 1 i fclnus Majority 300 Votes Mammoth Clothing Shoe Co No Main St Hopkinsyille Ely IS p rj ontllei ticl j up 1 8926 S 125 lJ 27tl irest Session Bee iaas Sept- lO HKEY Four Music Teacher Eleven Teachers Seventy five Boarding last year Total Enrollment last year Complete course in Bookkeeping without extra charge J r59 Jir 33ii4 MArOR I TOBACCO WAREHOUSE TOM P MAJOR CO DAWSON SPRINGS DAflTSON Ho kins County KENTUCKY T t n Louisviljes MjjJnuJor Thos HHays declared for vjrbenator baa V I A skurain gwteoLthevLQuisville wnwwiijbi fJ Rol Powder H- Baking mJiUiljfc ABoutmiayraBE Wo would not wish her back In this world of sin and sorrow Where all is dark anil black f Xlttle Bertha has crosed the broad rlver That river we have yet to cross She ha gained that holy city Without price adtltboutpt On ourlivel depend our Entrance r To that city bright and if wigive ltw to Jtnii- - i out Next morning there was a wall from one end of Ireland to the other Every field was black and every root rendered urifltfor human food And there were nearly eight millions of or illustration turning ihew surrounaings to advantage inouuu- - i Ing their nests n Probably next year tfae blrds wiR build another nestf iand unlessthe people depending principally upori clockmakers of Soleure guard their T thoso potatoes for existence springs Eiorecloeeiy steel nests wiu not b so much of a curiosity as Is dulh W nwt x rtnmataU iHwatcli fifirvffl fia n atrtlrrncr of the skill of birds in rr uu a S JV f t W fc tf r4 iuVs r 14k t f li itaip Uh yr sm jm fr T SSjtdntiqy6 jlf 95 HOPKINSVILLE KlftTUCfelAN v U CjTl jirriimiMiiWffMfrate 5 n L mtmtmmmmwftmwmk COME AND SEE- - ELOQUENT JOE Continued from 1st page vwo Oil 5 Two Biggest Things Earth rienco of centuries show that they cannot corner both For a quarter of a century I have been in the thickcfr every battle Has it come to thisthat I must alter my political convjej wuu aa G A R Encampment pets Etc and Stnnro and Headquarters for 488 440 Jefferson Furniture 3ar AGENTS his linen Is it necessary for become John Shermanized to in the ranks of the Democratic Let us determine what is best masses and not for the classes DRAtTED BT JEFFEBSON jivu au a iuuu fcuuiuu vuaugK J me ta remaiffl m party f k for the III III mMwfafflimw w m f t vMjfilillIl Bdt 4th to Green Louisville Ky n MANUFACTURERS MOORE 00 rUuUwmtuUumiitw iiiTiiiiliiii Hj Well Well t tttalMa m 1 Did you see me do the Van ishiiig Lot Feat yesterday Were you at the biff sale and did you see me sell the thirty six lots in thirty four minutes Twas out of sight wasnt it Way up in G You thought the Breathitt sale was a big thing but this was a corker wasnt itt Well this one is nothing to what the next one will be Over one hundred years ago our forefathers decided they were able to establish and maintain a monetary1 system without the aid of England The man who drafted that bin was the ablest statesman of the age who drafted the declaration of indepen deuce Thos Jefferson the father of Democracy It tells you that gold and silver shall constitute the stand ard money of the country ApplauseJ Under mat Democratic system we grew and prospered fir eighty years until 1873 when in an evilhour this old time system was stricken down by a Republican congress under the leadership of John Sherman For 20 odd years Sherman was engaged in trying to find some one who could testify that the act of 1873 was fairly passed and never succeeded until within the past six months It was at midnight and fraudulently The text of the bill Applause shows fraud upon its face SILVER WASNT NAMED Business Beginning on Saturday July 20 atid continuingfdr 90 days iI will sell my entire stoc of jewelry at ORIGINAL PRIME COST in order to retire from business on November 1st These goods are first class and standard wares 18 watches at 9 450 Pebble Glasses at 150 1 glasses at 50c and everything else in proportion My stock embraces a full line of Diamonds Fine watches clocks Jewelry and Fancy Goods Call and ee for yourself L Jit V 1L U and On the Gun Ill surprise1 you yet Keep Your jEye Nothing Succeeds AtMh J vJW v on Like Success r I havent commenced to sell real estate yet Just v commenced to get a good ready Qlf I stay here a few months Ill have the peoples eyes slicking out so you can knock them off with a stick No But this last sale has silenced the crokers longer can they sit around on their hind legs and howl that the city is going to the dogs and strange to say some of the worst of them have been converted into enthusiastic talkers about the great future of this growing city But laying aside all foolishness I really and truly nave something very fine for you this time X of course refer to K IF Silver was demonetized by not beGaring named at all in the bill field BlainO Holman Beck Thur man Allison and many others swear that they did not know that the bill struck down silver when it was pass ed Grant then president left a dy ing declaration that he did not know When he signed the bill that it struck dowri silver Until within the past six months there has not been a Dem- Â¬ ocrat in 6ither branch of congress who did not denounce the act of 73 It as the crying crime of the age was so denounced by Carlisle who stpod by my side For twenty years every Democratic congress has voted to repeal that acti Now we are de nounced for not desertinj our con Applause viction I solemnly de- clarerthat I have never given a vote or an utterance on the financial question which I am not ready to defend I defy you to name a single Democrat poutn ot tne unio ana rotomac rivers in public life wboprior to Jan lBt 1895 fayored a single gold standard 6i tie retjntipn of the act of 1873 T GYATES P i HOPK1NSV1LL Y KNOX HATS Universally acknowledged to be the Best Hats in the World for style finish and service i M Addition McPhersons M ii I a a peaceful home Its no crime to be poor but the poor house is yawning for that sort of people who allow present oppdrtunities for a good safe strong start on the road to prosperity to slip by them And thats just - what you are doing if you dont buy one of these lots at once Must I urge this investment upon you You cant make money faster It isnt speculation Its simply a bonanza Well I Do you think I am too enthusiastic dont I know a good thing and am only push- ing it along Dont let this opportunity get by you for The Grand Trunk Railroad of Success It runs through every clime But the cars of Opportunity thoy so on schedule time An never are their brakes reversed they wont backnpnuaia To take tho men who sot there Just in time to miss the train No I cannot consent to sell this property at1 auction Its too valuable Everybody begs me to put it Up arid let it go but I simply cannot consent to do it And I am selling them fast enough any way Sell on an average of two lots every day and think thats doing pretty well But Ill tell you V I more about It later This beautiful land lies right in the city and is in no way suburban property except that you get the fresh country air while living in the heart of the city Paradoxical as it may seem it is quite true Here one may commune with nature in all her beauty and experience the delights and comforts of R M Conway Office with H W Breathitt t l i Aluminium has proved a great dis appointment to those who were en thusiastic In bringing it before the jpubile Instead of the durability and strength hardness and general adaptability that were premised it Is almost a failure when used In its pure Btato for manv purposes It aoks the tehslle strength and rlgid ty that were supposed to belong to It and in many other ways falls far Wouldnt Tip Even a Boat Jorkins do you think t it would be safe for mo to gtj out in the boat with Mr Deadweight Do you think ho will tip it over Mls3 Budleiffh f MI suppose bald tho CKeerful Idiot howeyer of great value Among Its that as soon as the new woman hears uses is that or making horseshoes will start in to grow a specially designed for racing pur Â¬ of tho case she Indianapolis Journal beard poses and lighter uses Hne parti Dimpleton I was talking with your qjfcs of extremely hard steel are wife this morning about your riding mixed with the aluminium and form tho bicycle Are you going to take it a wearing surface of great dura Â¬ up bility The combination makes very Von Blumer No Somebodys got pretty light shoes which for certain to look after the house Brooklyn Jklnds bf work haye proved verysat Llfev 1sfaotonr rN Y ledger said Mrs n Where are you going -j ft nt Murra HiU as her husband started to go out at tJie end of tho first act wYery lreh r rOhup plae much he replied I ostomrr Is this fUh fresh notic tht the curtain has taken a drop 1 - Fish DWpCrtlnly Its been fresh and I thought of doing thfTaame thing lor th baT irtfik or aa Ttxu Sift-- myaelf I short of the standard originally set for it As a combination metal it Is sheer will power1 No danger mum Mr Deadweight He never tips anything Town TopÂ¬ ics ill Supposition MI eee Bald the shoo clerk boarder that a man in New York haa succeed Â¬ ed in growing a now crop of hair by Jorkins with a scornful glnco at is a The any one to find where any convention great or small ofrany Call and See Them party called for the passage of the act of 1873 striking down the system inaugurated by Thomas Jefferson a hundred years ago No one profited by this act but the bondholder and banker On the I2th day of February 1878 you could pay your debts The next in gold or silver or both day you had to pay in gold if the Since 1873 debtor so demanded every product of human toil shrunk Let us show you our line of jn value from fifty tp one hundred per cdnt except taxes and debt while FOUR-IN-HAN- D sold has doubled in value In 1873 wheat sold at 125 cotton at 17 to 18 cents These and all other products of human labor have shrunk They one half in round mumbers Complete stock of hats and ties now in tell you that you must stick to the system because we have struck bed rock Tell him that hell is cool Tell Tell him to imagine himself cool him to be happy as he has struck bed rock in getting into hell Applause Secretary Carlisle in his Covington speech tells you that the financial system of 1873 was Unsound If it waB unsound iien I swear it is unsound now as we have precisely the same Ap system now that we had then arity between the two metals It Louisville to get a stadard of Deplause I dont know a man who ad id so for a hundred years and that mocracy Applause vocates a dishonest dollar I dont furnishes giounds for believing that NO ONE WILL BELIEVE THEM want a single dollar in circulation it will do so again You cant have a that is not as good as any other dol- National bank unless you perpetuate No one who knows them will believe lar that ever circulated For four tho National debt You see the bank- Â¬ their lying statements Prolonged thousand years tested jn war and er broker money lender bondholder Applause One of them has refused peace suveruau oeen m me van the plutocrat upon one hand and De to hoist the names of the Democratic guard the best money in circulation mocracy on the other The United standard bearers at the head of its Silver andi not gold had been the States carried on from 1866 to 1879 columns Another tears down the friend of the masses commanding in the largest foreign trade in its histo- name of the gallant Wat Hardin 1873 and for years before a premium ry without either a dollar of silver or Your distinguished Governor Brown over gold anywhere on earth gold They tell you that free coin- is no longer a Democrat per cent of the Democratic THE GOLDEN CALF AdAIN age of silver would bring us all the The Bible tells us ofiAaron and his silver on earth- God hasten the day votes in the State are outside of the pale according to the purchased golden calf Aaron has his lineal de when it comep columns of the Louisville so called to day Would that God scendants ALL RIGHT UNDER FREE COINAGE Demccratic press Loud applause would raise another Moses to call the iWben we had free coinage no one I Btand as I have always stood upon people Pack to tne truth uo PacK ever complained because we had too r 1 ia to the broad beaten track which y ou much of it The United States is the Democrats platform of 1892 followed so prosperously for eignty now the only nation on earth with un- Your State convention crave no utter years from tne ioundation of tne coined silver All the other nations ance on the question except to reaffirm government tin lo a uouect seign coin it as fast as they get it I thank the 92 plant Silver today is only a orage if you will from the coinage of God that in my experience of twenty token money like paper No sinerle silver but do the same with gold I years I have1 never given a vote in gold standard man can stand upon th believe that 16 to 1 will maintain tho favor of issuing another bond Car- piuuoruj oi jLoij reainrmed oy your a resolution en lisle told you there was 625000000 omie convention standard received dorsing the erold in gold in circulation in this country only 22 votes to 813 Awarded nays in the LouisHighest HonorsWorlds Fair I challenged him for the proof which ville convention which adopted no he cannot furnish as no man knows resolution favoring the single gold how much gold is in circulation His standard know that this adminisofficial statement shows only 500000 tration is I illustrating its devotion to 000 Even my competitor JtfcCreary civil service by locking the boss straddler could not even of the Treasury to send up the doors its straddle the differences between the out to compass my defeat Secretary I know two statements amount of that in fighting This a purchased Louisgold would not transact the business ville up for auction to the high Â¬ K F of Wall street f6r two hours One est press bidder the money power of the single man controls mbre than one country and the administration third of all the gold on earth We have a fight upon my hands but I deI never promised to pay our debts m fy them alL Prolonged applusel I goldi As an honest man we will pa expect to continue the fight in behalf our debts la Uouest money whic of the masses I say with all reverwe borrdwed We couldnt discharge ence I believe that Christ drove our European idebtqdness if we bad from that temple a better lot of money the three times as much gold as there is changers than the men who have fash - M on the face of the ear th ioned the financial legislation of MOST PERFECT MADE Has it come ttf this that I must go country for the past twenty years this Fre to A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder donn bnerraan for Democratic doe- BONDHOLDERS GOT THE PROFITS Have Just Been Received NEW SHAPE BEAUTY- I defy NEC KWEAR TEOKS CLUB TIES CLUB BOWS WINDSORS DEJOINVILLE3 COX BOULWARE S Â¬ Sev-enty-fi- the traitor who refuses to support the ticket Hardin needs no defense at my hand He has proven too big a man to be wheedled and brow beaten Stand by your party for the sake of the principles back of it The Senator closed with an eloquent appeal in behalf of the record of Democratic rule in the State of Kentucky and pointed out the evils of Kepublican rule as illustrated in other Southern States u i The applause throughout t his speech which abounded in happy hits and telling points was frequent and generous When he roasteq the city papers for abusing him the cheers showed that the people were on his side In discussing the press he paid a compliment to the coun- Â¬ try papers mentioning several of tho silver editors by name Senator Blackburn left last night for Owensboro where he will speak to day The Modern Beauty Thrives on good food and sunshine with plenty of exercise in the onen air Her torm glows with health and her face blooms with its beauty If her system needs the cleansing action of a laxative remedv she uses the eutle and pleasant liquid laxative yrup of Figs Several years asro a seYere irtrtCft rs CREAM BAKING I POWMft Diarrhoea Remedy which cured me and has been a household remedy with us ever since J C MAuzfiwl uecaturviiie aio n or aaia Jtjtai u fr Hardwick Druggist attack of flux I was sick in bed about ten days and could get nothing to relieve me until I used Chamberlains Colic ChoJerai and v I was taken with from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant O i K73 6 HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKIAN MANY LAWSUITS nw t SeeiiiblfTSl o Hruin 1 Bradley Joint Debate Louisville Moaday night ar MWei August ptptipm- - t jKa sssr Citizens of tho TJnited STate8Aje k t What is Crreat ErUfatB 4 i r h t Castorln is Dr Samuel A t l f and Children It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance It is n harmless substitute for Paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor Oil It is Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty yC rs use by Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castoria relieves teething troubles cures constipation and flatulency Castoria assimilates the food regulates tho stomach and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep Cas Â¬ toria is tho Childrens Panacea tho Mothers Friend Pitchers prescription for Infants Castoria Castoria Is on excellemt medicine for chit Htcn Mothers have repeatedly told me of Its Xood effect upon their children Dr G C Osgood Lowell Mass f Castoria I Castoria is so well adapted to children that recommend it as superior to any prescription known to mc k hi A Archer M D So Oxford St Brooklyn N V II i 1 i ff f Castoria Is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted I hope the day is not iar distant when mothers will consider the real interest of their children ntid use Castoria instead of the various quack nostrumswhlch are destroying their loved ones by forcing opium morphine soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats thereby tending them to premature graves Our physicians in the childrens depart Â¬ ment have spoken highly of their experi Â¬ ence in their outside practice with Castoria and although we only have among our medical supplies what is known as regular products yet we are free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon Dr J F Kikcheloe it United Hospital and Dispensary Conway Ark Aixen C Smith Pra Boston Mass Tho Centaur Company 77 Murray Street New York City n r i I 1 A JAPS VIEWS American Visitors to tho Land oi tho Rising Sun Mny Tourists nave Way Tor Ordinary Travelers or the Continent Been looking That I Better Trip Than to England i It Is a h K I k ASi a 7 MS It I t r Ll A Japanese of distinction in his country has come to this for the purpose as he says of looking In an interview with a at things reporter of the New York Sun he spoke of the good esteem in which Americans are held by the Japanese were Never before he said there as many Americans in Japan as there are this year The tourists are to be seen not only in Yokohama and other seaports but in places which they explore that they may get glimpses of the old time Japanese life and customs Ii jthey cannot put up at big hotels they are alwajs able to find some place to stay for the natives are of la hospitable nature and have all In Yoko heard of tho Americans hama we have alwajs been accustomed to Americans and I am sure that as many as two thousund of them have lived there longer than I can remember But there are restrictions upon foreigners who want to travel over the country and it is not everybody who can gain permission to do so I am sure that Japan will yet be a great resort for American tourists Before coming to New York I had visited Europe and the thing that has struck me most since I arrived here is that this country is very much like the European countries I have seen The streets there and here are the same the residences and business buildings are the same bo are the manners and customs the jgarb the religion the theaters the food and everything else do not understand why so mauy Americans go toEnglandor France or Germany every year aud why they do not go to some country that is different When the Amerfrom their own ican travels in Japan he sees thiuga unlike any he ever saw before The people are of auother race we have an ancient history and many things of antiquity we have arts that are all our own we have a social system that has descended to us from pre- Â¬ historic times you can go into Buddhist temples or into playhouses unlike yours you can everywhere notice the abiding influence of our two great religions which you call pagan you can see novelties of every kind all on hands in a country which is healthy aud beautiful and orderly and which is inhabited by a people whom foreigners char- Â¬ acterize as excessive in their polite- Â¬ ness Japan is no a second edition of Europe it is unlike any other nation In the world it is a country for American tourists who want change and I think that thousands of them will go evpry year hereafter I think that more of tho usual number of Americans have traveled to Japan this year because of the revelations made during the war with China The war has brought more fame to Japan than all the other events that have occurred It has vsince the mythological ages nlvat tVn tir0r1 nfr Ini irrt cimnlrnnirl believe that no American can read their language about my country without desiring to visit it They may be assured that visitors will be welcome more especially if Russia does not interfere with us Yet an- Â¬ other thing that has tended to pro- Â¬ mote the American interest in Japan is the coming of Japanese among you There must be several thou- Â¬ sand of Japanese in the United States and many of them have got acquainted with your people and have entered into business relations with them A He got into commu- Â¬ nication with the soul and heajtof I think that both heand the Japan poet Arnold are much too flattering to us in their books and I could crit- Â¬ icise same things that they say It was their kindly spirit One might is edge of Japanese life and character and history It has taught mankind that we are not a country of barbar ans or simpletons and that we are not like the Chinese or the Hindoos or any other Asiatics It has made many intelligent Americans curious to learn moreabout us It has been the means of attracting hundreds of Americans to the country which If as owes so much to Americans rnany Americans as have gone to Europe this summer had thought of going to Japan both countries would be benefited Besides the war the many books about Japan recently written by American and European authors whave aided iui creating a new interest in it There dniistbe very many of these books Of all the foreigners who have ever visited my country Mr Lafcadio Hearn has the best understanding of it He was observant when last here He very subtle SORRY BULLHEAD Interfered with a Water Motor and Came to a Bad End One little bull head species of the catfish escaped from Lake McKusick some time since and no doubt is sorry for it we are anyway He came down the mains of the water company and floated up the pipes leading to our motor where he stopped so did our motor presses etc He didnt use good judgment as he went into the motor tail first just fitting so that he stopped the machine Had he gone at it head first the opofiing was such that he wouldnt have stopped the machine and called into active service tho waterworks man and a machinist He would haw kept going around in such a lively manner that in tho course of time his mother-in-lawouldnt have recognized him Bob Butler thinks he had him on his hook once out in MKiisicks lake when he was a boy Cb not the fish judging from his antiquated appearance Friday is without ques tion the proper day for fish but catching thorn in a water motor is mighty unprofitable business We never lid like fish and we hate em vrorso than ever now Stillwater w Gillie Iirri his System Needs Changing mal Dawson here system moaned Dis is all plumb wrong Whv is it I rise to ask whv is it tVot tho very W rs that aint got no warm houre to sleep in is the ones that hasnt got no clothes to keep tbo ludianapolis Journal wind joll Philadelphia Press -i- Wednesday August 28 New Castle or Eminence Friday August SO A man of ingenious mind and apparently ample leisure has gone to 81 Covington Saturday night August the trouble of figuring out the num- Â¬ Cynthiana Monday September 2 ber of lawsuits brought in each coun- Â¬ Nieholasville Tuesday September try in a year and ho has reached the 3 conclusion that tho United States is Winchester Wednesdav Septem- Â¬ u better country for attorneys and ber 4 Loudon Friday September 6 counselors than any other civilized Morganfield Monday September 9 land under the suu says the Now The speaking at all these points York Sun He figures as lawsuits civil actions only taking Into no ac- Â¬ except Louisville and Covington will 2 oclock m Gen Hardin count proceedings of a criminal char- Â¬ begin at the debatep at Louisville and opening acter brought by the public author- the candidates alternating thereafter ities against individuals He has at each appointment The first speak- Â¬ ascertained that taking the figures er to have an hour and fifteen minfor tho last ten years as a fair aver- Â¬ utes and tho second to have an hour age there are 1250000 lawsuits and thirty minutes for reply and the Brought in England every year 750 first to have fifteen minutes for re000 in France 1400000 in Italy joinder No new matter to be intro3300000 in Germany and 5500000 duced in the rejoinder in theUnlted States It is not to be inferred from this Its Value Recognized Br Pnysicuxs that the people of one country are As a rule I am onoosed to nroprie- much more prone to litigation than tary medicines Still I value a good are the people of another but the one especially when such is the explanation is to be found in the fact source or relief from pain As a trop that the conditions of litigation vary ical external application I have exceedingly Going to law in Eng- Â¬ found Chamberlains Pain Balm the land is very expensive businessv for best remedy I have ever used for neu it entails outlays in the form of costs ralgia of any kind I have conscienand expenses so large that many of tiously recommended it to many per D Janes the courts are practically -- losed to sons William Horne M Hardwick villeWis Sold by BC persons of modest means and a long Druggist litigation unsuccessfully pursued ends often in bankruptcy In France ELECTRICAL EXECUTION the number of lawsuits is kept down through the general practice of ar- Â¬ An Uncomfortable Feeling Growing Up Against It bitration as many as 100000 cases When one can read accounts of re- Â¬ in a year especially those arising from disputes over wages being set- Â¬ suscitations of persons supposed to tled by this agency without onerous have been killed by electrical shocks cost to either party In Germany a it can but strike the inquiring mind great majority of cases are petty somewhat unpleasantly when the an- Â¬ ones involving a small amount of nouncement Is made that criminals money and due many of them to are put to death by electricity Of customs or usages which are not course the autopsy after tho execu- Â¬ sufficiently defined to be in all tion settles the matter for good and cases similarly understood by both all but the intelligent physician parties to an agreement This is must have a very vivid imagination especially the case in the farming and a great deal of nerve deliber- Â¬ districts of Germany and there are ately to put a knife into a man who many legal disputes in the manufac- is according to tho best accepted theories merely in a condition of turing districts too The numoer of cases credited to the suspended animation Not long since a man received a United States seems enormous but it is probabty accurate There are shock from a dynamo and was ap- Â¬ for example eleven district courts parently dead for an hour then artif- Â¬ for the disposal of civil cases In New icial respirations and rhythmical York city In one of these courts tractipns restored him So clearly by recent report the number of ac- Â¬ are the methods of treatment indi- Â¬ tions brought in a year was shown cated that certain electric compa to be 9100 These courts have be- Â¬ nies have had members of their fore them each year on the average force drilled in all of the necessary5 75000 cases The cases brought in manipulations of resuscitation and the state courts of New York amount have prepared on their own premises in a year to about 150000 and of apartments with all of the requisite1 inoseorougni in xne ieuerai counsi appliances for immediate use in case New York furnishes a very largei of accident It seems an almost unquestiona- Â¬ numberTaking the whole country Jis seen that the average ble fact that electricity does not kill thrpughlt number of leases per thousand of unless tho body is burned to a de population is in the neighborhood of gree almost sufficient in itself to 75 to 83 The number of lawyers in cause death Of course one cannot the United States is materially count with any accuracy on what tho larger than in other country in the effect of electricity may be It would world and the amounts in dispute seem that persons differ In their here are much greater than else- Â¬ ability to withstand the shock of this most mysterious element If where the victim is left tohimself or the ac- Â¬ There Wns a Bond cident occurs where there is no help There was a man leaning up at hand in due courscof time he dies When the application of the cur- Â¬ against a lamp post on Jefferson avenue near Second street seem Â¬ rent is tho result of a judicial deciingly Kazinff afar and having a lot of sion he is at oncocut to pieces and thoughts on his mind when he was of course there is no telling what approached by a second man who effect efforts to restore him might had stood for half an hour almost have had There is a rather uncom opposite him with his back to a fortable feeling growing up in the community against electrical execu building Say said the second man Ive tion N Y Ledger been watching you for some time Yes and Ive been looking at BY CURED hLEGTROPOISE you was the reply I believe theres some sort of Ji LADY WHO SUFFERED DEATH ALMOST bond between us WITH SICK HEADACHE Yes mebbe Are you a strangerin town ItRelleres Neuralgia Pains Eery Time and Yes la a Certain Cure for he Exasperating Grip Som I Out of a job Yes I will say that my wife suffered Som I Got any money death with sick headache for years Not a red Neither have I Want something and tho Electropoise has almost cur- Â¬ ed her It relieves neuralgic pains to drink and eat of course Of course every time and I do not doubt but So do I Got a bed for to night that persistent use will entirely cure Noap that trouble J have used it for orNeither have I Shake hands dinary fevers on our children of 8 to 6 Does me good to meet you I thought there was a bond between years of age with most marked sucus Lets walk around and bo con- cess Thirty six hours usually regenial and strengthen the bond and sulting in a decided cure As for myself I have had occasion strike somebody for a dime and go whacksl to treat for a violent attack of la Detroit Free Press grippe broke it up completely in King of Prussia forty eight hours an hours treatment locally between the eyes and William West King of Prussia is an autograph creating a good deal all night treatment at high powor on of speculation at the Parker house the ankle and continued tHiough tho just now Persons having but little next day did the work The Elecgeographical knowledge of Uncle tropoise is the sovereign remedy for Sams domain are ignorant of the colds and all forms of prostiation j whereabout of King of Prussia in overwork Yours very truly Pennsylvania state yet that is from B B Sanders pn wncrtj limb utnu iuwu is lociuea West is not royaltys own and Mr Rental tera8i0cashforfourmonth with topHToiasMby raying 17E0 nor has he any claim of relationship privilege expiration ot fovirmonilio addition al at the to his royal highness of Prussia His Pockst Kleotrupoiee book of particular I reo handwriting however is above no- toauy address DUBOIS WEBB bilitys scrawl and many a conjec613 FOURTH AVENUE ture Is advanced concerning It More CItU Cases Are rouffht3cfore tho 26 Courts Iler 1Thanln Any Other Country in tho OfVorld Rea Â¬ Leitchfield sons for Thls j Mayfieldj Wednesday August 21 Hopkinsville Friday Auirust 23 BowHng Green Monday August ffikdMjli9 II w TYt j I Ill I FURNITURE Dealer A Complete and Beautiful Stoa A Hand all aC Srlfn5 a i BfcmwiimiwiimaiiCiiiieJL Miuo jptTiJFiNG Wm mm LOWEST Cash FIGUBES f ABSOLUTELY PURE THE NttMUft TOWSs CDWldjtSJtUSSCR Bed room Suits THE OLD RELIABLE SWEET CAPORAL np A CIGARETTE Ha tiood the Test ei Time MORE SOLD THAN ALU OTHER 1 BRANPS COMBINED t Solid Oahfguit fojA TU7K i- - iiH jt H 4 Eiiie HorVe For Sal I tiave decided to offer my young horso last Willis for sale Four years old second Van- FUNERAL DIRECTOR tcto sinrL- - wltVi whUnffet Mr recently in training six oveeks Cleve had him and writeame the following letter Tnnanr tru nnrlnnnlrv Iwith reference to have not had o your homo will ay this horse on my track this year that showed more very speed tnau ne am iromine in ij deed he Improved right along until my driver Entirelvaiew and first class In all quit I have held the watch on himjandseen Excellent Sample Rooms him trot mils l32U8 and quarters at amueh resnects faster gait nave seen aim troi uiipnB1ease muservicovunequaieuAin me city i0 seconds time aftettimewith apparent know On bouble Car Lino and perfectly within himself I do not of a joung horse anywhere that shows as O F L P Kleiderbr PropriotorB much promise for a fast trotter as your horse His disposition is perfect any lady or child llUIMIViQUIIl l lot can handle him with perfect safety anything He will be fast as any and afraid of game to the core In good hands is capable of WHEN YOU taking a very low mar W N DOCKER if 3 JJ ote nenoe rson I August 9th lbB5 Your horse is lSJi hands high and will weigh 1050 pounds tiainlng condition but in road horseordr 1100 pounds Is a well por portloned horse and safe for any one to drive unusually cerforayounphorse I took the horee perfectly green and with six weeks handlingdrove him one eighth of a mile at a 240 gait and could have driven him faster had thetrackbeen good vourhorso with any kind of chance will develop into a horse that will beat with all ease a 220 gait There is something remarkable about your horse every time I work him he show s an increase in Elijah Bills Trainer speed I do not ask an exhorbltant price for my colt and to any perton wishing to purchase undeveloped speed and remarkably fine dispo sition with cood habits I will gladly furnish S N v AIL pedigree ant price Cor Seventh and Liberty Sts Hopkinsville Ky The following letter from the trainer G oTo LOUISVILLE Have your Photograph made at WYBMNTS 5 g No 580FourthAvenup g LouisviUe Do Ky IT KY Is the finest Hotel in the South All m6d Steam Heat and Elect em improvement Lights throughout PS day Hates 2 to HOB Latham HOPKINSVILLE Hodges Tou Want to Stop Tobacco YOU OAN BE CURED WHlLEUBINQ Cff 350 Co Mspegers PROFESSIONAL CARDS fJANBERY BELL Lawyers m i ad- - Practice in the Courts of Christian and oinlng counties Hopkinsville Ky Office City Hall buil iiu Court Square R IVSSiuLE Attorney al law Tracticein the Coiutsof Chrttian and ad joining counties Hopkinsville Ky Office o er Planters Bank Vfl S WITHERS Attorney and Counsellor at Law Practices in the Courts of Christian and ad joining counties Hopkinsville Ky Office over Planters Bank AUSTIN LPEAY The habit of using tobacco grows on a man until grave diseased conditions are produced Tobacco causes cancer of the moutJjJjKtily etomach dyspepsia loss of memory nervWs fffectlontj congestion of the retina and wasting of the optic nerve resulting in impairment of vision even to the extent of blindnesb dizziness orTertiio tobacco asth Â¬ ma nightly suffocation dull pain in region nf heart followed later by sharp pains palpi- Â¬ tation and weakened pulse resulting in fatal heart disease It also causes loss of vitality QUIT BEFORE IT IS TOO L VIE To quit suddenly is too severe a shock to the system as tobacco loan Inveterate user be comes a sumuiani mat nis system continually craves bacuu cbk is a scienmie i liable vegetablej emedy guaranteed tfjl ICVblJ f4UVC9 WRUknaiJlVltt3 UCCM 1U IC thelast28 years Tialng enred thousands of habitual tobacco usere emelers chewers and rnuff dipperii YoucanuSe all the tobaqedyou want while taking fiAcco Ctiii it will notify you when to stop We give a written guarantee to lermaufntly cureanycase with three boxes r refund the money with ten per cent interest Bacco ciro is not a cubstitute but a reli Â¬ able and scientific cure which absolutely de rovE th craving fortobai co without the aid of will power and with no inconvenience It leaves the system as pure and free from nico Â¬ tine as the day you took your first chew or smoke Sold by all drugdf tr at JC0 per box three taxes thirty daj s treatment and a uuakan iked cure 2 SO or tent direct uponrecelpj of price Send six two cent stamps fok sample lcx booklet and proofs free Eureka Chem Â¬ ical Manufactvring Company Manufacture ng Chemists La Crosse Wisconsin 1 51 f Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon in U S Navy af Â¬ terwards Post Surgeon U 8 Army and later Surgeon British Marine Service with tw years experience as Physician at Hot Springs Ark will welcome the sick andaf fllpted at His Office where consultation with one of the Xost Successful Doctors of the presan age is cordially Invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed in every case undertaken Attorney at Law Office Weberstieet rearof Court House Collections a Specialty Hopkinsville Ky nr MS MEniUWETflER Lsteof Louisville Dentist Office in Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats Succeeeiully All Chronic and Long Standing Diseases AUO8 Summers Building Hopkinsville Ky oer Bassett rQ V t-o CL hospital methods yiV tcLl i XJ Dyspepsia Bronchitis Asthma treated by latest NDREW SEARGENTM D Blood and Skin Dis Â¬ Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema Ulcere SYPHILIS and all troubles arising an impure blood opposite City fromcompletely state ot the forever promptly and eradicated from the system restoring health andpurity 3ores Weakback frequent and burning urine dis Â¬ eases of the bladder of both sexes promptly and safely cuied will receive special an d ca ref ri- T JUCIU LO treatment for all their mac ato ailments 4 Physician and Surgeon Office Fifth and Main Streets Court Boom Hopkinsville Ky ease A Telephones No 6 Kidney and Urinary JJRHHWALLACE J Physician and Surgeon OFFICE up nlinc stairs opposite Telephone office ToeT corner Ninth and Main Residence corner Syphilis Qleet Strictures Varicocele Hydro Â¬ Main and Seventeenth cele Tendenie Weakness of Organs Piles Hopkinsville Ky Fistula quickly cured without pain oa deten Â¬ from business tion luNIUSCMcDAVlTT gffi Private Diseases Dentist Hopkinsville Ky Office overKellys Jewelry Store U HSKERRITT Painter and Paper Hanger est Prices SHOP 8th street next to tlonsIinpotency Melancholy Dizziness Loss of Energy and Uorifldence tho dreadful e0ec8 of Early Vice which brings Organic Weakness unfitting one for business stuay or enjoyment of life treated wth never failing success On examination the urinary deposits a ropy bedi ment will often be found and sometimes small particles of albumen will appaaror the color will be of a thin milkieh hue again changing to a dark and turbid appearance lifflouUy are men many There who dlo of this Ignorant of the cause which la the second stage of Seminal Weakness The doctor will guarantee a perfect cure In all 6UchcascSand a healthy restoration of the genltufeurinary organs o f WRITE your troubles if Uving away from the city You can bo cured at home by coratfa pondence Absolute secrecy in all sional dealings and medicine sent semffe from observation Testimonials of patients are never published Bank references to my n Address responsibility cheeifCl Nervous Debility -- ALL WORK Dono with Neatness and Dispatch and at Low DK Beard office Hopkinsville Ky 1 p9tr fc w wGRA Proprietor of L0CItfyiLLE KENTOCKT bhavlnglOc Shampooing 25c Hair Cutting Nothingbut flrst clats work and in the 2Bo latest fashion Hopkinsville Ky ext door to First National Bank 0 First National Barber Shop Dr Kollock f i it wm i MM if NijIfMB U- i Mnwi f1- - f r- - UI4T vtnjf h iYtiV-ni- rf tt ttiiififtitTliiir J 1 CJ Uw 5wj jj A t rZ -Ji V J ftpf- HfiSC - 5- awiw W tias 1 ChtraltOourt Directory W Iy t iPQBINbYILLE r KENTUGKIAK i T4hfJwwAiMAEMii- ji jfc 7 weeksjflr crm six Taiaa iFlrst Mondr In IFebruory teim three waeta tttlrd Xoaday in Mayterm two Kondsy l September torm thre TO YOUNG A WOMAJFIELD W 4 t 7 r1 A i l WIVES Mkri FVom the with a History Could going to dry ap 08 lRiJ T WrthMonday In February H first Her Achievement in California as nt aJttaouoaJ Florist Ill W This Body Covered with Lamp nVt rrtinTacrtlt flM Hut CERULEAN Trisjo Corjmtv ITi JL is SPRINGS CO KJXJ ioarjifeext eoond Monday in April torm three weeki ra Monaar n August term twx weei second Monday In November termi OaleSw- ih Moiiday In June term Monday In September s WE OFFER A REMEDY WHICH JKSURES SAFETY TO LIFE OF MOTHER AND CHILD San Buona ventura Mrs dWi Sricplwrd A ctnnia mrifi- - IUvr pf Heliotrope la th Town or Tfieb- V Expert i term three weeks Lyon First Monday In May term twt weeks first Mdnday In August term twe weeks iflr tMonnday 1 December term two weeks Mothers Friend ROBS CONFINEMENT OF ITS PAIN HORROR AND RI8K Upon the old mirssibn town of San V llr Buenaventura there has dropped in On down a charming little bit of Al Mtrated by spells of heart palpitation col the 11th of AprU 1S9S I suddenly truria says the San Francisco Ex lapsed and for days I was unconscious a- Mr John AVjTliomas Jr of ThetiTenn b a men vitha most interesting history It wai iii 84 Bald he to a reporter who had acked hlra for the story of bis life when I was working in the silver mines of New Mexico that rnv troubles began From simnle indltsestion my malady de i TT -l iukc sjeiupeumioa onronic uiauimy to a1 any tfahmle Tenn Banner YX7 VY riTTiVTIVT yt Hopkinsville and is open the year round This famous health and treasure resort the oldest in Western Kentucky situated on the 0 V Railroad 14 miles from Princeton and 16 miles from SIX TRAINS DAILY UUI l Kentucky nitf in Man- - asters THE HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS ARE UNSURPASSED Dr Kollock In Nashville Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon U S Navy after Â¬ wards Cost Surgeon U S Army and later Surgeon British Marine Service with two years experience as physician at Rot Springs Arc j Endorsed by the Encyclopedia Brl anfcpv Vol X page 185 thelargestCand most Important work In the world being In wenty flvo volumes each the size of a large church Bible He Is notefl asJt e discoverer of the aotlvo principle pfxgelserilnnm a speci Â¬ fic for neuralgia 6f the f abound womb Cures Oatarrh SvphlUsLostManhood and General Debility The Doctor has been all over the world and has made mrny cujes given np by other physlclansendSme Building My wife used only two bottles She was easily and quickly relieved is now doing splendidly J S Morton Harlow N 0 fl00 Sent by express or mall qn receipt of price per bottle Dook TO MOTHERS CO ATLANTA GA mailed free SOLD BBAPFIELD REGULATOR BY ATTi tTOOIBT Glass Bricks Henderson IcireulS court Monday with a smalJMocket A Sound begins Liver Makes a Well Man constipated or troubled with jaundice sickheadache bad taste in mouth foul breath coated tongue dyspepsia indigestion Are you bilious hot dry skin pain in back and be- Â¬ tween the shoulders chills and fever etc If you have any of these symptoms your liver is out of order and your blood is slowly being poisoned because your blood does not act properly Herbine will cure any disorder of the liver stomach or bowels It has no equal as a liver medicine Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at R 0 Hardwicks drug store the county of Kentucky was established in Virginia In 1777 Hollow bricks of glass ore being used in the construction of the walls of winter gardens tind plant housed They are so set that the hollows are filled with rarefied air which is a nonconductor of heat The bricks are laid In a cement that unites the entire mass firmly It Is thought to be possible to use bricks without any support and experiments are being made on roofing with this glass which put up In arch shape will it is hoped be sufficiently strong to answer all purposes with Â¬ out the wood or iron frames ordinari- Â¬ ly used in such buildings Houses of this material are said to be heated at much less cost than thoso made after other methods The light comes through the bricks and ex- Â¬ tra windows are not necessary The system is thought to combine great strength and economy and if it is a success will almost revolutionize the building of plant houses work on Monday y 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 sold here statinfHf they were not she would - bring quantity with her as shedid The not like to be without them medicines referred to are Chamberlains Cough Remedy famous for its cures of colds and croup Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatism lunie back pains in the side and chest and Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel corn- plaints 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 sale here by R C Hardwick Druggist Is unequalled for Eczema Tetter Salt Bheum Scald Head Sore Nipples Chapped Hands Itching Piles Burns Frost Bites Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eyo Lids Bell Point people do not want to be For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box annexed to Frankfort TO HOUSE OWNEBQ For putting a horse in a fine healthy con manufacIn a recent letter to the dition try Dr turer Mr W F Benjamin editor of They tone up theCads Condition Powders system aid digestion cure iHijIpectator Rushford N Y says loss ofappetite relieve constipation correct bo a pleasured you to know kidney disorders and destroy worms giving progress Itmay All his life something had strugÂ¬ Mrs Shepherd goes on earnestly gled within the high esteem in whicn Chamber new life to an old or over worked horse 25 He knew not preaching that there Is a field and a what it was him Jains medicines are held by the peo- cents per package For sale by druggists Only he knew it was ple of your own state where they livelihood in the culture of flowers Campbellsville is busy fighting for many women If they will but something of surpassing sublimity must be best known An aunt of From all accounts Chamberlains Cough Eemedy is a Godsend to the afflicted There is no advertisement about this we feel iusfc like saying it The Democrat CarrolltonKy F or sale by R C Hardwick Druggist Pittsburg miners will return to Chamberlains Eyo and Sbla Ointment climbs a low stone wall and tumbles to the pavement several feet below All the air is full of fragrance and the prodigality of blossoms tempts many trespassing fingers and if the passersoy looks longingly and fiesi-Ita teshe is sure to bo informed lhat the flowers are planted that the may be freely picked The schoolboys gather bouquets returning and for teacher gather flowers again for mother Fragrance for all the river of heliotrope furnishes and grows only richer by Its generosity so that It is haunted by humming birds be- Â¬ loved of bees Beyond the heliotrope and behind the ranks of tall white lilies that flank it lives Mrs Tbeodosla Shep- Â¬ herd the guardian of the flowers She Is a most unpretentious and industrious little lady tending her flowers first of all for loveof thorn Coming to California an invalid upward of twenty years ago Mrs Shepherd played with her flowers was Yesterday I rode thirty seven miles on at first for health and pleasure The horseback I feel tired to day but not sick to havo four delight of watching flowers grow I usedpalpitation from two to since spells of every night I began hart and multiply In a half tropical land the uie of the pills I have had but four plls altogether grew Mrs Shepherd had been able know positively that was to beat a path for women In her Dr IWilliams Pink Pills Iand Icured by believe life devoted first of all to pro- Â¬ firmly that it is tha most wonderful remedy busy viding love and sympathy for hus Â¬ in existence to day and every fact I have my band and children there has been presented to you is known to will neighbors as well as to myself and they certify to room for much besides the cultiva- Â¬ tha truth of my remarkable cure tion of her flowers and the sending A PASTEL IN PROSE of bulbs and seeds to lands near at hand and beyond seaa She has Cruel Waves Washed Away tho Writ taken an active part in clubs and so Â¬ ing in tho Sand cieties of all sorta for culture and I aminer On the main business street In- Â¬ deed but a stones throw from the bustle of the shops a river of helio- Â¬ trope in effect breaks at your feet For the width of a block the lux- Â¬ uriant mass of greenery and flowers in fact T was not fully myself until July On September 1st I weighed but 70 pounds t whereas my normal weight is 165 pqund All over my body there were lumps from th size of a grape to the size of a walnut my fingers were cramped so that I could noi mora than half straighten them I had en tirely lost control of my lower limbs and iny hand trembled so that I could not drink without spilling the liquid Nothing would romhin on my stomach and it seemed that J must dry up before many more days had passrd I mode another round of the physicians calling in one after thi other and by the aid of morphine and other medicines they gave me 1 managed to live though barely through the lall Here Mr Thomas displayed his arms and just above the elbow of each there was a large irregular stain as large as the palm of the hand and of a purple color the space covered by the mark was sunken nearly to the bone That said Mr Thomas Is what the doctors aid by putting morphine into me On the 11th of December 1893 just eight months after I took permanently to bed I hall never forget the date my cousin Joe Foster of Carters Creek called en me and gave me a box of Dr Williams Pink Pills tor Pale People saying they had cured him of partial paralysis with which I knew he had all but died I followed his directions and began taking the medicine as a result I stand before you to day the most surprised man on earth Look at my hand it is as steady as yours my face has a healthy look about it I have been attending to my duties for a month Since I began taking the pills I have gained 30 pounds and I am still gaining All the knots have disap Â¬ peared from my body except this little kernel hero in my palm I have a good appetite and I am almost as strong as I ever Sulphur and Chalybeate Water Abundance Temperature of Sulphur Water 66 degrees flowing from a bold and novo failing spring AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN STRING BAND ON HAND Address Managers Rates reasonable and made known on application For Descridtive Chalybeate Springs G EO L DIAL MBBrgB Pamphlet and full particulars Mmi Summer season now open a ww g n W m wwwMi H C Proprietor There Is no longer any excuse lor the people to remain In the cities through the warm summer niontlis for the vantofaccomodatlons at theCHALY BE ATE SPRINGS at SE BREE KY The proprietor GL Dial has reeently built a housa with a Juumber of good well ventilated rooms within twenty yards of the Springs sufflclently elevated which make It quite a desirable for quiet rest and health jES-tLr-E- SS 1815 Insdbe in the Old Reliable- - 500 -s- XT-ee-s- 1895 MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE GO OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY Total Assets AMZI DODD President I 652380 13796181663 Paid Policy Holders since organization 67283 Surplus Former N Y Standard 80000 Losses paid In Kentucky over After second year GUARANTEED CASH SURRENDER VALUES on life and endowment policies INCONTESTIBLE CASH LOANS made on assignable policies in case of lapse no FORFEITURE policy Is continued In force FOR FULL AMOUNT by the reserve or If pre ferred to the purohase of a paid up pollcv No restrictions as to RESIDENCE or OCCUPATION January 1st 1895 THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired F W SMITH CO State Agents 542 West Main street Louisville Ky CALLIS W WALLACE Local Agents KENTUCKY HOPKINVILLE Formerly with Alexander T Grant Propr E B Baldwin f Clerks ARLINGTON HOTEI4 BEASONONBLL BATES - OOBNEB TWELFTH AND MAIN STREET LOUISVILLE HOT AND COLD BATHS KY BAR BARBERSHOP engage in It wlth earnestness and patlenceJ A neighbor in Ventura-by-thoSe- a who was like Mrs Shep- Â¬ herself disbarred from devotÂ¬ herd When Baby was sick we gav her Costorla ing herself to Indoor pursuits from ill health took up the hybridizing of When she was a Child she cried for Costorla When she became Miss she clung to Costorla some of the common garden flowers When she had Children she gave them Costorla under the instruction of the more ex- Â¬ perienced workwoman and has made so thorough a success of it that she has acquired an almost world wide reputation as a petunia expert Winchester will have a circus Sep- This enterprising little worker sold tember 9 all her seed the second year to a KOTICE prominent eastern seedsman who United I want every man and woman In the Whisk gave the flowers the name of the Atatrs interested In the Opium and Giants of California habits to hare one of mr book on these dls eases Address B M Woolley Atlanta Ga Cos 382 and one will be sent yon free Is a Rabbit a Coward blind tigers Again and again he had sought to shape this wondrous mystery of thought He dreamed through the long troubled nights of the time when he could express this some thing and men would know ir The budding and decaying of the leaves told off the years as they came and went A shadow settled upon his heart He grew sad and Men when his name was silent mentioned would shake their heads significantly and move on He shunned his fellow beings and was shunned by them SAMUEL HODGSON Tenn MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER of Clarksville ITALIAN MAHBLE - SCOTCH SWEDE and the most desirable EASTERN GRANITES -MONUMENTS TABLETS STATUARY ---- in 1 V i Stanford is to have a telephone ex- The Elks in Henderson are talking change of having a circus soon Ballabds Snow Liniment Clinton Missouri This wonderful Liniment is known Mr A L Armstrong an old druggist enter- from the Atlantic to the Pacific and and a prominent citizen of this from I sell some most the Lakes to the Gulf It is the prising tpwn says penetrating Liniment in the forty different kinds of cough mediIt will cure Rheumatism have never in my experi- world cines but Bruises ence soldso much of any one article Neuralgia Cuts Sprains Horehouud Wounds Old Sores Burns Sciatica as I have of Ballards Syrup All who use it say it is the Sore Throat Sore Chest and all Inmost perfect remedy for Cough Cold flammation after all others have It will cure Barbed Wire Consumption and all diseases of the failed Cuts and heal all wounds where proud Throat and LungS they have ever efficient tried It iB a specific for Croup and flesh has set inTryIt is equally Will nqt it and you for animals Whooping Cougli It will relieve a Free Contains no be without it Price 50 cents Cough in one minute opiates Free trial bottle at R Ct trial bottles at TT C Hardwicks Drug Store Hardwicks Drug Store Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ w m Grant county has seven still living Several years ago I was taken with a severe attack of flux I was sick in bed about ton days and could get nothing to relievo me until 1 used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and diarrhoea Remedy which cured me and has been a household remedy J C Marlow with us ever since Decaturville Mo For sale by R C Hardwick Druggist Nicholasville trots September 19 18 and 20 Troths Tersely Told Foleys Honey and Tar is one of the standard medicines used ill the Working Womens Home Association at 21 South Peoria street Chicago G re best satisfaction here C F Biokhaps Ro3eland 111 My customers call for Foleys j Paris is to have a new and modernly Honey arTdsTar when wanting a good cough syrup v equipped gymnasium J H Kuste Eastbn O Jbor sale ly U K Wyly The Best Is Cheapest Foleys Sarsaparilla is from three Brandenburg is lighted by natural to ten limes stronger in blood cleans- gas ing qualities than any other proprietary medicine Trial size 50c For Everywhere We Go sale by C K Wyly We find some one who has been cuKd will re number the business by Hoods Sarsaparilla and people Paris on all hands are praising this great bouses and residence mm medicine for what it has done for 2s Wv Taken in them and their friends Found time Hoods Sarsaparilla prevents At C K Wylys drug store a serious illness by keeping the blood cure for all kidney complaints pure and all the organs in a healthy f nervous exhaustion and female weak condition It is the great blood puriis the Clinic Kidney Cure fier Â¬ Â¬ mar--veloÂ¬ Dr Blinn Med Supt Foleys Honey and Tar gives the estIt No gambling is to be permitted P the Ewing Fair 1 at Hot weather proves depressing peonoor Such vu whruM blood isit IWt1 nUU1 t ttxnxua ennuuMuvu wiuw nnu Hoods Pills become the favorite cathartic with every one who tries to them 25c rwr box Corn soldMn Rockcastle reoeuth limn iii He walked by the lonely sea and listened to the sad music of the depends somewhat waves beating ever ever against Cowardice OHLY THE BEST MATERIAL USED upon the way things are looked at the shore His head was white Mr F M Whitlow is our solicitor The Atlanta Constitution tells a lit with years and sorrow and there tlo story Illustrating this were deep lines about the pale lips A rabbit said the young hunter and the eyes were haunted and u is the most awful coward that there sunken is in the world My how he does IV I run from a hunter Suddenly he gave a great cry So you think the rabbit Is a cow Â¬ Tho mysterious something had ard eh come to him In all Its glory and Why of course splendor he saw it Well let us suppose a little With hi3 stick he traced in the Suppose you were about six or eight sands of the beach the words and inches tall they globed like gilded gold Well Back to the city he hastened and COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS And had good strong swift called to men legs BOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY Come he said Yes PGood Klgs with or without drivers furnished day or night Special rates to Commer Wondering the men followed him And didnt have any gun and a down cUlmen Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES to the seashore great big fellow came after you V TWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER CNE MANAGEMENT who did havo one What would you But when they got there they BOWLING GREEK do SOUTHERN K t- - wW MK What should 1 do I should found that the tide had come up and had washed the words away streak it like lightning I Xfihfifl He was as though he had been Business College I think you would And I think ii ESTABLISHED IN 1076 He gazed with also that you would have your own turned to stone fixed eyes at the place whore the BOWLING GREEN BUSIHESS COLLEGE I SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL ideas as to who was the coward earth and water met Teachers Chicago Times Herald The ereat Business Training School of the South I English Scientific and Classic provided Cook Keeping Short hand Tilegraphy Type 1 My name is Mudl ho cried and writing and Penmanship Pupils can enter at I Courses Music of Art and Elocution Send lot board and tuition rates for Low any time Send for catalogue j catalogue Relics of Mastodons on Puget Sound fell dead OreonKy CHEBBY BBO- Proprs BoTdtn OTHenUon Coarse deslroA Addreu VI Another relic of the prehistoric Even to this day in the city that elephant of which Whldby Island seems to have been a favorite feed Â¬ was his home men talk of him and ing ground in past geologic ages his strange life in whispers and Every one knows we are artists in woolen was found by E O Lovejoy on the wonder what dark deed done by him side of Penns cove the other In the days of youth caused him to north fabrics and the most fashionable tailors in While walking along the live so long among them under an morning the city We guarantee fits and absolute- Â¬ beach near the Vroman place he no- Â¬ assumed name ly dont want our customers to pa for am ticed protruding from the bank Little do they know that his swan what appeared to be a large bone song had reference to tho mixing of clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory Our By digging be found that it was a tho sea and the sands and the wash Â¬ stock fall winter woolens is now complete embracing huge tusk from which a set of bil- Â¬ ing away of a great truth N Y all the latest designs in London specials and Foreign liard balls six or more inches in World diameter could have been carved importations exclusive with us No one else can Good Old Days He dug out a section two and a half show them Its all right said Meandering feet in length Upon exposure to tho air it soon lost its bony appear- Â¬ Mike lter talk about things bein The so fine but gimme de good old ance and crumbled away are always the very best We invite you to call and strata of Whldby island have long times everybody But says dose is good been known to be rich in fossil reÂ¬ see for yourself and get prices V mains especially lo those of the times -said Plodding Pete Yes- deres de troubLe What mastodon or prehlstorio elephant numerous traces of which havo been Im heartsick foris de days whejei uncovered by the crumbling of ye told a man ye ws buntln work banks along the shores Coupeville be didnt go and show some I After 40 years experience we feel confident that all work entrusted to us will be executed in an artistic and skillful manner Hk 2Ksq Livery Feed And Sale Stable r S- mm MM MM HOW TO DRESS NEATLY OUR TRIMMINGS N TflBINjfc G rr u MJWUJk j 1 ff y- 8 HOPELlSSYIliLB mil i KENTXTOKIAN pin o rry I K ilIfs I HERE AND THERE Circuit Tale- 7j Nl rtwUoAClarks - r AdaLaynes Butterick patterns for ealeat Mrs Swier IMrchiadliiiM 30 vw iwi umrone management 40000 i 0f- - rkT8jasEg tM tf Tf Tiyr Hi rMijwuuji YT rfVt- ill r September 6 1896 m l y iMH v CI1W Bit r tlii r M w ibmm mmmm lri-iiliii-- 1 tl V I City Bank Hopkinsville Ky Go to Mrs AdaLayno for jieiv fall Sailors and Butterick patterns Some choice young Plymouth Rock cockerels for sale Apply here Wanted a farm to work onthe shared with good force Inquire at this office nv A bran next buggy never beeti I xun for Bale cheaper than dirt In quire at this office Boy Wanted to learn the printer trade Must contract through hiB parents for three years Fob Kent desirable cottage of 6 or 8 rooms on corner of Clay and 16th streets Apply at this office Mri John Stites was unanimously elected this week to fill 6 vacancy on the Louisville School Board For Kent A very desirable dwell Â¬ ing on South Virginia street 8 rooms W W Wabe large shady yard raised a watermelon Tom Ralston this season which weighed 67 pounds He had it on exhibition in this city j IlREABY MADE We haruthem in vourhouse with out extraTcharB x PRICES MM VMM vwfc IT 79c W 109c V HEAIQXTABTEKS READI at i inc see oTroTi3DprpvSgj MMHM 4 h mm AmB Mwnun rK HamW m f ii MmMm4mi w i inrfinaati JL A it c I mIU VI 8T v m tmmmiami MM mm i j Hi IPWlAHlFlif1 S m u t r ki liuvf ua v i nj ment8 DJartmeot Store 20tp4p clerks r 30 deuart- - i mcpc flif h f h f j SfiiGjBSia prices We were heavy buyers f- advance btf r tho fl FiR SCHOOL STJPPLIESiiTWrSSIiipApSBic READ READ I MENJS SHOES 100 119 1291625189 up to 3 Calf shoes for 249 Bars any size made to order ni jami priced full and THr6e Floors ofTer Ladie3 Corsets Cigars List of lc Aftioles 22989048004 30016613 98c S 50 inta box48c to f 1 pef box Button hole twist lo 8 drees Btays lc C corsts 5125 Needles lc ppr NewCalicoesj Dry Goods every day Toilet Soaps Paper pins lc everything at cut 2c 8c Wehave tons of fine saps Thimbljeslc each Tablet lc Department i Ijadies Shoes t Sc ill0l2ita9r179 from tho cheapest up to Some At See Our line for j- K 24 sheeiB note We run our own and will deliver any large package Freight Wagons lurnuure stoves eic 2 teaspoons lc orj bargains in bchool Supplies 1 r ln uti au on 10 V Gents Furnishing 6 slatepncls lc 6 lead pencils lo New line of Suspenders just recd 2 Rubber tip pencils lc New Carpets be on sale n6xt week card Hooks and Eyeslc t7iiW8 I ppr lc Statiqriery Dcpartmet Jp Hosiery Sdhool Shoeis Bargainat f tt Ladies blacfc hose 5c Mens box 4c 5c to 25c Largest line in the city House Furnishings We can furnish a house completer Wl Tf H Furniture Carpetsy StoveB ware hades Rugs c Queens Largest Shoe Department in the city RACKETS PERSONAL GOSSIP- - 5 t ij A ri V JEREMIAH m 21-4-2i6 KUGLER 1 eiw Vork PL MidilitferWain St STAKu- E- Hppltinsville Ky The Oolored Institute 549 Broadway yesterday Wards band gave a street concert Monday night which was heartly en- M 5 v I f i V h SliS tVpv r m- Mrs Unas M Meacnam nas re ed herself equal to the occasion and to marry As a consequence the lovtheturned from a ten days visit to Daw- Â¬ Words of praise were spbkenAby every er chastised his girl and afterward shot at her The bullet did not do son one The man was arrested Miss McDaniel is complete master any harm Mrs Jas Campbell of Paducah is of the situation ti Her thorough and is now in the pounty jail awaiting ijf I visiting relatives in the city and vi knowledge of school work together actfon by thd grand jury The girl See the beautiful stock of new S T Moore Co Louisville invite cinity with her dignified and friendly escaped serious injury at the hdnds goods and buy what you want if so you to call on them when you go up Mrs V D Fox left yesterday for bearing render her especially fitted of her1 lover-to attend the G A R encampment Ft Worth Tex to remain for several lor tne omce 01 county superintend They are headquarters for furniture months Removal Notice ent in that city and are leaders in their have inpved ifrom court place Read their ad in to days Mr E B Bassett has gone to the Mr AH Payne prhjcipali of the to We line iqoms over Jbirst r agonal Jbsanlr city colored school was the nnstruc Than you have ever bought it Kentookian market to replenish his stock of merr tbr Mri Payne performed his du- Â¬ vfheree can be found and with a before We b ougbt our goods to The list of revenue assignments chandise ties with much credit to himself He full line insurance companies and sell and we are going tosell them made by the Owensboro Inquirer for Miss Mamie Thompson has re is well fitted both by experience and prepared to handle real estate If you will only give us a chance BCCKNER CO September contains only 11 names turned from a visit to relatives in educatjpn to instruct the teachers of we will jgiye you real Bargains Hays For-a Successors to Buckner x Mr Henry F Moore is senVtp he Pembroke the county in the science and art of t Very Respectfully fix t teaching Cttjr Transfer t i Christian county man to catch on MissesKittie Kinchlbw and is at home for a few dayB on a visit MoBley were chosen secretaries Rosa this time HMDaltonhaB bought oUtThos to his parents SaxlorT7 All In the game of ball between the Mrs B McKenzie has returned school the subjects in the common Jesups interest in the Hopkinsville course were discussed The city transfer and the business will in J Griffiiths and the Band boys Monday JUnl -afternoon the score was 1307 in fa- from a lengthy visit to relatives in teachers took a lively interest in the iluture be done by SKerritt work seeming anxious to better fit tpn AH kindB of freight and bag vor of the former The Griffiths have Rockbridge county Vai 7vijd h ilipftiitrtiqi r Office 8th st ahd Tci Vr T VIVWU TTTlll IVUfU TAIYinr themselves for the great- work Jin Ege transferred been winning every thing within the - RrtTTr Mtli lOQITil kVUlvi LUlDi t i JcilJ N railroad Telephone 112 Jfv- of a second nine thitf seasonr row for New Albany tLjt on i u nw wnicn tnev are eniracren Tgrasp Every phase of the school work was Dalton Skebbitt bombard excepting the Princeton weeks yisit torelatives considered Many useful things vae Attention 1b called to the card of 1 Judge Jno R Grace madea viBit said SARZEDAS Mr Jas I Belote plain and orna- to Nasnville this week He will not Eighty three teachers were enroll n r7 noTEtC51rAM Forayed from my place near Ca mental plasterer which appears in return tbFrankfort until the 16th inBt ea ana auenuea reguiany ana were GUS YOliNG has diz two iron ray horse mules 4 ahd this issue Mr Belote was formerly Miss Mattie Buffalo and Master asa general thing present when the 6 years bid Have not been sheared Bro and is an expert with Forbes the Agency for the Gholson Buffalo have returned from roll waB called itfhis line of business Read card for a visit to relatives in Mississippi and I Revs Palmer Vaughn Mitchell lately Both have white on end jof Champion Mowers tail and the small ones front feet are f till particulars or address him lock Tnnnflcwn r Howe and Leavell opened tne msti- - cut on hoofs They were last heard and Reapers box 420 Hopkinsville Ky tute on different days with scripture of on August 31 croincr in the direc Mr Clarence Anderson went to rporHno nnfl nnnmr Mr A M Cooper has resigned his Dawson Ky Will pay liber photo- Miss Rosa Morgan acted as organ tion of position with Forbes Bro and ac- Trenton Wednesday and Mr W ally for their recovery graphed some fine stock for jBt Mr Rf Nt ander was elected f J cepted a place as traveling agent for A P JK Redd Dickinson the National Fertilizer company Mr of that sectiona prominent stock man vice president of - the cdunty associa- Trilby Lockets Cadiz Ky tion for the year- A H Payne and Cooper is a business man of fine cas t Airs t Belt Buckles pacity and a gentleman of wide popMiss Edna Mallory of New Albany brary Jennie Jrool were elected a li Belt Pins committee ularity and excellent mixing qualities Ind and Florence Neat of Indianr Teacher GentlemensFobs He will make his company a valuable apolis Ind who have been on a visman He has entered upon his new it to Mrs Judge Brown for several We Ladies Guard Chains duties but has not yet been assigned weeks will leave for their respective The bquubWe In the Second Ward Silver StickTins ADVERTISING territory homes tomorrow The Democratic City Auxiliary Shirt WaisSetts v A H Goodwin Vitalia double strength foi sale by W A PPool Mr Roscoe Severs who has been Committee met Tuesday night and Tie Clasps druggists doing clerical work at the 0 V depot went over the poll book of the prima We have a gpod assortment of the for the past year will enter the A M ry election August 14 Five votes The old reliable Furniture dealers and Acct Mational Encampment of the college in Lexington Monday Be GOQDWiN above goods undertakers Dp stairs in Henry block Grand Army of the Republic the L will be succeeded by Mr Henry cast for M C Forbes were thiown Hopkinsville Ky N will sell round trip tickets to KoG rovers back from fishing Hender- out leaving 46 for J D Ware and 42 of Hopkinsville And gbneto Uable Gray for Forbes changing the result Mr Louisville at f 375 on Sept 8th 9th Hardwick Keep the best and freshest stock GRAVES Hes serrchlnj all theSqrlptures Forbes nt used to take depositions de IOth and 11th good returning until son Gleaner For another name they say of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be MATKIMONIAI nying the right of the campaign com- and on October 5th But youll find ua at our business At the same old stand f oiind in the city mittee to hear the contest His atJEWELERS J M Adams And hope youll call and see us Glass Dade Mr W A Glass and torney has appealed the matter to the you polblycanv 83g Country Produce handled Agent Whenever of Mr Miss Rosa Dade daughter MAIN STREET RENSHAW PYLB City Executive Committee Opposite Phoenix Hotel Randolph Dade of the Church Hill Main street neighborhood were married at 7 Carload of Phaetons just received A No w Epreman oclock p m Wednesday Rev W L at Webbs Mr Jas C Simmons haB succeeded Nourse of this city officiating The Stylish turnouts at Webbs was performed at the home W D Sumerlin as foreman of the ceremony of the brides parents in the presence Kentuckian office and entered upon of a limited number of the iriends his duties the first of the month Mr f The I W Harper is the finest flav- Â¬ jM Immeof the contracting parties Simmons learned his trade in the ored whiskey on earth diately after the marriage the bridal Kentuckian office and has had 12 Used in moderation it is a sure speparty repaired to the home of Mrs years experience He is a capable cific for indigestion for general de The best stock of Stoves and Ranges Mra Dabney will reopen her studio Sept 17 in the city China Class Tuesday and Thursday M W Glass mother df the groom lob rjrinter and will be able to keen bility insomnia mental depression Oil Class Wednesday and Ertday each week where a sumptuous Bupper was served up the present reputation of the of SOLD BY Hours from 0 to 12 a m Terms 5 per term of six weeks The young people are prominent in fice for the superiority of its work WRLong Material and China ordered at reasonable Every thing In tho Tin ware line cheap as Hopkinsville Ky society circles aild have the beBt and dispatch in turning it out nrlpRit and China Fired dlrt iii taaTTTnTn1 DaaMaiiAA ftnntll XfAln Rti wishes of a host of friends tA USW RttVUVUKUfNVHIH Bargains in buggies at C B Webbs Wiggins Bowling Made Her Settlement Mr G Wl UM Wig- Wiggins a son of Mr Wm W Call on us for Kooflnc and Gutttrinj Miss Katie McDaniel superintend Â¬ Webb is selling cheap He dopt of Empire and Miss JLou A ent of schools for Christian county KNOWLEDGE AH persons holding claims against Sins want to carry hislig stock through thelate J AB Ratliff are hereby Bowling of the same neighborhood Brings comfort and improvement anr were married at 7 oclock p m Wed- made her settlement August 81 the the winter notified to file them with me at Crof Best pumps in the market Force pumps tends to personal enjoyment whei nesday The ceremony was per- Â¬ amount being S3248715 for the year ton Ky or with C HBush attorney bucket pumps all kinds of pumps jightly used The many who live bet- formed at the home of the brides ending June 30 1895 She received Hopkinsville Cy verified according ter than others and enjoy life more with father Mr Benj Bowling in the from tne superintendent a letter of to law within the next sixty days or lesa expenditure by moe promptly they will be forever barrecf worlds betf products to presence of a few friends of the personal thanks sayiug the favor of adapting the Special attention to repairing Let me thank you for Lucy C Ratliff tilSep6 the needs of physical being will attest young couple UY BANK STOCK settlement being perfect in form TO Virginia St Hopkinsville Kj Admr J AB Ratliff the value to health of the pure liquid Shinnick Wilcox Mr Thos E your Opposite Hotel Latham laxative principles embraced in the Shinnick and Miss Dollie Wilcox a and accuracyremedy Syrup of Figs very popular Clarksville couple were Its excellence is due to its presenting mamea at me unnstian cnurcn in There are now living no less than GrARNETT GEO W- MOORE fn the form most acceptable and pleas that place Wednesday evening I have sold my partnership interest eight men who formerly represented ant to tho taste the refreshing and truly in the city transfer and have started Christian county in the house of rep- JASIBEIOTE - - AGENT mabbiage licenses beneficial properties of k perfect lax a transfer of my own All orders for resentatives at Frankfort viz Jas A ative effectually cleansing the system W A Glnss to Rosalie B Dade passengers McKenzie E P Campbell Q S freight or bagSage Plain and Ornamental Plasterer HOUSEKEEPERS dispelling colds headaches and fever G WTf Wiggins to Lou A Bowling Parker John Felaud L T Brasher promptly attended to night or day Do you want the best spoons andforks in the consripatioiK and permanently curing to Alice Calvin Ki-Gibson UbrKiNsvittE Tnos S Jesup market The SterliKo Sjtyjjn Inwip Ex Jas Breathitt Polk Cansler and J It has given satisfaction t millions and Y G amine tms cut W Morgan Austin Peay John Fe FQrm9rly with FoTbe t Brq Headquarters at Buckners Stable with the approval of the medica met i Killed BylightnfngT ki rmmmmmr land J W Down At- - and J L Landea profession because it acts on the Kid This Will make estimates on all kinds facthe heavy rain storm Wed- Â¬ C J Pratt and J H Liinsford have During Car load of buggies fresh from neys Liver and Bowels without weak of plastering and cement work tory at C Bv Webbs enlng them and it i3 perfectly free frou nesday morning a fine young horsef served in the Senate the four first theoth every objectionable substance All work guaranteed and prices and valuable mule belopging to Mr named being from Christian may be Th re Svtud of Fits is lor sale by all drue- ers from Hopkins Buggies cheaper than ever at C B reasonable Repair vork a spec- were struck by light cists in 60c and 1 bottles but it is man- - Geo R Pierce jue am others whose name we- cannot now Hiueu will receivevprompt at Â¬ Webbs iaity and l recalU UiaCtUreU uy tut vaniuiuju Ji ij fjyiuy ninu1 and instantly ai ine vu Co only whose name is printed on every mals were grazing in a meadow near tention Will take old bu gies in exchange thoricall and see the SIftKlyTtPtnifrnaoHl t r TCna Viftuaa iohpn tVinv were ble Jewelry House of package also the name Syrup of Figs ones u new YeDD ADDBES3 jjQpii xox ij brands keptintocn f j Take Vitalia IjJver Pills Snd being well informed you will not struck by the current TTr T ism r Oflereo i w jti t i r i iy ti iffrmr JL aUbstituteif J a zr vKrTWrwfirrKT - njv mL rJLitXliaT3Ma fV tiULji rAJ-jMl ii s Hf iuji M v- r1 1 -- n r i amfMnkA u joyed by a large audience The mu- Â¬ sic was select and was well executed Dr A P Campbell has resumed his practice and also has secured the right to extract teeth by the painless1 Co process Office over Bassett HopkinBville High School opened Monday With the finest prospects for years Twenty nine pupils were en- Â¬ rolled the first day 16 of whom board with Ma j Ferrell Several others are expected to enter soon The colored Teachfcrfe Institute was of the sensational termination of a Mr Milton Gant of Owensboro IB held at the Church ot the Good love affair comes irom District 21 of m tne city t Shepherd Aug 12 16 It v as one of county It seems that C S Mr Polk Cansler is spending a few the most successful instirutes in tho this Bagby was engaged to marry a Miss days at Dawson Bryant Sunday last was the wed hiBtory of their organization Miss Mollie Ellis returned from Miss McDaniel our able county ding day and when the time came Dawson Wednesday superintendent presided She prov Mi6B Bryant is said to have refused Vlilpprt UTsTjivethenrt Ci abksville Tenn Sept 4 News Look at all the furniture stores in Hopkinsville Then call at IADIES Going J Furniture p Palace j THOMPSON MEADORS ii 1 to LoMisMiU to t v Cheap er DoiitiFail to Gallon 1 T J SZEDAS r Thompson Meador 1 talking Hat or a Fall Justiiha Thing For a TraMUngHat ATJL J- I A 1 4 Two Estray Mules Tijl f I IS Iii Season i - SPECIAL 10C4LS Are JzSL 9SnKS Ijyle Henshiarvrs POOL COSOr Mrs J E Babney STOVES i TINWARE ROOFING Notice PUMPS F WAMTiBD REPAIR WORK Jesups Transfer YOUNG I j Cu Hr ifcjHBHCS tri yx r v fiAri aa