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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: September 10, 1895

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W f t ITT i u- finiri h HHW rBHOB M U tt y zt H 1 1 in H Hr-fl l i m El tWttftktMU SEPTEMBER 10 DO 1i IHffi J J P HOPKINSMLLE KY TCEEjSJDAY 195 to lint It Is A JJ063 GETTING BEADY CONVENTION SEP¬ jQBEAM OF NEWS YOUtKNOW HOW TO VOTeF Doubtful It HALg-- HOSE Mens tan black aiid i S - H andkereMefs An1 i Importers of sam- - ll- fancy striped lmport- - pie line mens ea bpxi Splendid valiieat 20c K lV rU n plain white linen hem- - FAST COL ORfsr - JvSftift nave about J50 j fey i -v - titched hankerchfsAssorted width hems tT Well worth 40 t660c 60 handkerchiefs RpozeT1 As long J as in ifMW last mil sell for paie all TOR- - Will sell Ti Ill E iif icitli 25 r Who is it that dont cnjoya good liberal supply of Half Hose and Handkerchiefs Heres your opportunity J NBBBffim t rf Se Our Sho w Window EC- - Anderson Co Howe WA Y Jewelry 4 Is Now Open For Business r WITH THE MOST ELEGANT itl patches I i Jeivem i LINE OF i A Silverware Cut glass x Clockq DIAMONDS Bric-a-br- ac Art Goods ever seenoutside of a large city Dont fail to see this gorgeous display fl visit our store Personal attention given to Spectacles ALL AT LIVING PRICES Everybody invited to Lrv- JFoc Remember the place Clock and Jewelry Repairing t uuiiUiUiUuauauiuUiUuUiuaiiuiuuuX ft f - a Kfc V15 J 209 SOUTH HMAIN ST Two Doors North of Auderson Co J Call on us for Reliable Goods and Repairing JAS M HOWE MGR i -A S t p itf xi ifi r MHrti ia jjLt IIIT4 f i v taliool Shoes With eactfi pair- A HAISRSOME Furnishings Buyer gone East for MORE BARGAINS TABLET i Kjr ret Comef WE have excelled any Precedine effort mthis line f in Gents Furnishing Goods Watch our ad r PetreeCo in this line 4 V r IVfiaiilY Hpr ft BE i v i i V f r ifejA cities There will be no separate The committee on finances is meet ¬ ward elections but all officers must ProfCox ro8c Away be elected at the county precincts ing with substantial encouragement Erof SF Cox died at Trenton The charter says on this point In from most of the business men anct Sunday night Sept 8 from the in any city of the fourth class which citizens in the matter of entertaining jury received in alighting from a has now or may hereafter be divided the Kentucky Press Association Sept- moving train on the night of August into wards the clerk of the7 county 23 and 24 Subscriptions are beingr 26th He Btruck on his head crushing court shall in addition to the ballots made with the customary liberality the skull at the base of the brain ren prepared for the state district coun of our people The canvass of the dering him unconscious and paralyz ing his vocal organs and most of his ty and precinct elections prepare or city is not yet complete tyit enoughi bpay H1b condition wbb known to cause to be prepared a ballot book has been subscribed to insure tho be hopeless jfrom tbevfirst and it is a for each ward in said city and if any success of the meeting As the time surprise that he lingered for nearly ward lies in more than one regular approaches many are hunting up th twoweeks He never regained comvoluntarily plete conscioustiest though there voting precinct he Bhall prepare or committee to subscribe cause to be prepared for each pre- ¬ Bnce invitations to both theball andL were lucid intervals in which he tried to talk butcould not do so The cinct in such ward a ballot book banquet will necessarily be based nature of his injury was such that an A voter desiring and entitled to a upon the subscription list There operation coald not be performed vote will be reserved for local parties nofe in the city election shall be givand iiis friends could onlv wait the en by the officers of the election in exceeding 200 seats at the banquet end they knew was near at hand and about 150 of these have been jiiv luuerarservices were neiu at addition to the ballot of the state taken Those who may have beem Trenton yesterday at 230 p m The county district or pi ecinct a ballot overlooked should Ipse no time in interment foljfyved at tbat place for the ward in which he is entitled getting on the list The capacity o to vote which ballot the voter will the banquet hall is limited and after Thrco UreAt Games This Week mark and fold in the same manner the list is made up will be ncs The celebrated Maysville team ar and at the same time and deliver to chance to add otherthere names rived in the city yesterday morning the officers of the election in the Secretary Gaines has already Is ¬ at the same time sued transportation to 120 press peo- ¬ and the first tit a series of three games same manner andthe general as is required by election waB played inthe afternoon They law which the officers will deposit in ple and he estimates the number atwill cross bateA again this afternoon ballot box as fixed by the general fully 200 This will insure the largest and will complete the series tomor- election law The officers of th3 elec- attendance in the history of the as- ¬ row afternooiT Maysville has de- ¬ tion will count the ballots cast for sociation although the hangers on feated severalLeague clubs this sea- ¬ each respective candidate for the city are being rigidly excluded by iron- ¬ clad rules The visitors will be madei son and parties wishing to see three offices etc up of entirely bona fide newspaper games would do well to It will be seen that much confu- people and many persons who have be on hand atfeach game Our home sion is liable to result from this kind team has been greatly strengthened of voting unless the voters are thor- been in the habit of attending under recently and the boys feel pretty sure oughly informed To tell what ward one pretext or another will be sliut of winning at least two of the games a voter is entitled to vote in it is out of the privileges accorded to mem- ¬ bers Under no condition whatever this week necessary that voters should be reg- will the railroads carry anybody to istered in their proper wards as qual- ¬ Atlanta except press people on tbe Nashville and Hopklnsvllle Flay Even ified voters A voter may be entitled special train and they require the Tne games of ball between the to vote for one ticket and not for the Southern League team of Nashville other since he may have moved from secretarys guarantee that none but members of the association will bei and our home nine last week resulted one ward to another and not moved given certificates or badges in a draw OnThursday the locals out of his precinct Some idea of the The Atlanta train will leave earlv- won by a scora of 7 to 6 Both clubs complications that may arise may be Wednesday morning at an hour jet played fine ball and the game was gathered from the fact that it will to be fixed The ball Monday nighfc very close and esoiting The game take 15 ballot books to operate the and the banquet Tuesday night will Friday vaB witnessed oy a very Targe seven ward elections in the four pre- both be held at Hotel Latham The Precinct No 1 will need dining room will seat 200 crowd but some costly errors by the cincts three books since it embraces parts main ball about 200 more and the Ideals in the second inning cave the and the game to thfl league boys by the score of wards 1 5 and 7 Precinct 2 will speakers will be placed in a position need books for wards 4 and 5 Pre- to be seen from all of the tables of 8 to 5 Tlie league team made five of their runs in the third inning cinct 3 for wards 1 2 3 4 and 6 PreThere will be numerous toasts rwv but were uhaJiliKfggsore but twice cinct 4 for wards 1 2 3 6 and 7 It the bauquet responded to by someo afterward The home b6ysare con will be necessary for the officers to the brightest members of the asso- ¬ yinced that they could win two out of decide upon the qualifications of the ciation There will be no wines at voters for both electiouB and the offi- - Vlrt 1 three gamesfrom the leaguers llinn w no cial challengers will have their hands f New Committees to be Chosen full in keeping the run of things It The only business session will b Under a rule adopted by the recent will require close watching to keep from 9 to 12 Tuesday morning The Y 11 illegal votes irom State convention all Democrat close wards and tooeiug located in mayor will deliver an address of welthat end every which will be responded to iu committees will be re organized on voter should be required to register come by President Nail 6 immediately after thq by wards in the registration Uct 1st November election In cities having registra Even with this precaution there is The Auxiliary Commit tre Decision tion the Democrats will vote for com- likely to be much trouble and con The City Committee met Tuesday mitteemen at the registration polls fusion night Sept 3 pursuant to call of the Tuesday October 1 Where there is Lightning Causes a Fire Chairman to investigate the vote oT no registration the Democrats will Early Saturday morning the elec- the primary election held Aug 14 meet at the voting precincts at 2 oclock Saturday Oct o and elect the tric wire entering Bassett Cos 1S95 At said meeting the Chairman andf committeemen to qualify a month store was struck by lightning and the later The terms of all committee- current passed into the store setting all members of the committee were present men will expire Nov 6 There will Depositions were read and actetU be no separate city committees the fire to the drapery surrounding the party organization being simplified chandelier The alarm was quickly upon as follows given end he fire department turned Antonio Datillos vote declared Official Majority 380 out and promptly extinguished the illegal on the of ground not being an The District Committee met at flames The stock was greatly dam American citizen Augustine Datillo declared illegal Cerulean Springs Friday and for- aged however by water and smoke the extent not being known as Mr mally declared Judge Linn the nom Bassett was in Cincinnati at the time on the same grounds Neither of the Datillos had bov inee for circuit judge The official The loss is covered by insurance in a or had ever had their naturalizations returns were as follows number of companies rmDers LINN MORROW w n Smiths vote declared illeeaS Worm Drove Him to Suicide Call- way 935 81 on tne grounds oi not having been a Trenton Kt Sept 9 At noon resident of the county six months Christian 842 1327 Lyon 399 158 Aug 30 James Warfield a colored prior to the November election Trigg 468 189 man cropping with Col J T Evans EJT Wiusteads vote declared said to his hands Go home and get illegal on the grounds that he claims Total 2144 1755 He his residence in Nebo Hopkins dinner and I will be on soon Majority 389 was never seen afterwards until to county Ky N A Trenarys vote declared ille- ¬ day when his dead body was found A Frightful Full in a deep spring about a mile from gal on the grounds of not being Mr John Overby a carpenter met where he parted from his hands ten resident of this State His home be¬ with a painful accident at Gracey dayB ago He was covered in water ing iu Greenbriar Tenn From the evidence furnished us it last Thursday while at work on a to hi 3 face His body was in good condition Esq J C iMimms nold was found that all of the above votees house While standing upon one of cast in or by proxy for thejoistsholost his balanie and fell a an inquest and the jury returned a were Forbes personwe the committee and verdict of drowning It is supposed M C distance of fifteen feet fracturing cancel said votes both arms and injuring one of his he became insane Irom worrying overThe following votes which were ir tobacco worms and committed suishoulders quite badly Dr D E cide question L P Guthrie R A Win Bell was immediately called and renstead J T Goode R R Donaldson dered the necessary medical aid and Unnbr ry Will Or t Well J H Andi rson F C Gephart E A at last accounts the injured man was Princeton Bonner fro o tho testimony furiaahedl getting along as well as could bo ex- ¬ Mr F J Hanbery who was shot Cottrell us we decline to be legal voters all os pected by Herbert H Sanders is still im which were cast in person or by l proving and will almost certainly re- proxy for M O Forbes Field And Tettlt We also find the vote of St Clair cover Sanders is in jail His ex Gen Jas G Field of Virginia re- amining triul has not been held and Leavell cas lor J D Ware to be cent candidate for vice president and probably will not be until Hanbery legal We the committee find the legal Col Thos S Pettit Populist candi gets well enough to appear against votes in the Second Wnrd to stand as date for governor will speak at the him follows court house at l 80 p m to morrow The JSA II Meeting ForM C Forbes i 42 on the political issues of the day Visitors by the thousands arepour J D Ware 4 Everybody is invited to hear them ing into Louisville and the encampTotal legal votes It Vns a Canard Rl ment this week w 11 fill Louisville to report published in several its utmost capacity to entertain The And hereby declare J D Warn tie The daily papers that a farmer named schoolhouses hav been cleared of Uemocratic nomiuee for CouneikcE for the Second Ward iu HopkiusyilTev Fagan had fallen from his barn and dsks and 20000 cots provided in them Ky J M Fiunkel Cnmn had been killed near Casky in this for the visitors The parades occur Lccian H Davis Sec county was a groundless canard The to day and to morrow Jas C Simmons 1st Ward only man of any such name in the W H Olvev 2nd Fulr Date Chnnged county is Mr J L Eaganes of Pem Jno A Twtman 6th The fair has been postponed one broke and he is alive and healthy and W T Cooper 7th denies that he has been killed No week on account of Sam Jones meet Vitaha double strength foi salb such accident h s occurred in this ing Oct 6 and will bo held on Oct fi 17 18 and 19 druggists county v A up-to-date FOR THE PRESS iUfxonre Itlght TEMBER 23 r ii The last legislature made some im 4JU Cox liear Ueaa Man Fonna Bhot In Prof of The Preparations Well Under TVay and not the Leg CadU Conrt Uonne Give Wuy portant changes in the manner nllltch Bzpectccl Ughtnlajrf ftfMTti it Fire Fair Date electing councilmen iu fourth clatiB IF IT IS ji NEVtAND TRUE THIS COLUMN HAS IT You Think Yon J ehangeaf Carpenter Fall T ri i- 1 1 a t iPi ft v- i iteiksatttia x f fi Wj i J4 1 V tf V V l k r iv a i o 1 r u it 2 HjDFKINAVIBXjE UUDGE DABB- k t itvitf c ii Sy Wl UR dbiSfrr MAIL FLAG 4Th if ana on Ji mow rfrom two Beauttftd Pnnant Now Flown by kDaiita Vessols Ittyera Soon aUTorThem Arc Sateufeeit by Cncle Sam - -- The fatuous American Line i tajie Added only between that port and theicities Venezuela Havana Cuba and Tuxpan Mexico It is the pennant of the ocean mail service and dlicsupon the mlzzen masts of twelve subsidized American Vessels carrying rthc United States mails by contract ssaystheNew York World It consists of a red flag with a blue border having the American eagle In Jblne and the words United States IMaiT in white letters It measures flf teen feet long and has been in use a vlittle over two years Last year it was eeehalso in San Francisco and vrlong the Pacific route to Panama and Hong Kong but the contract with the steamship lines that bore it was dia-continued Next month another vessel the Si Houis will be tested preparatory- to radding it the list of subsidized co- ¬ ntract steamers flying the ocean mail ijpennant and in October following this wship together with the New York and theParisalso of the American line and cplreadj carrying the mails but not wunder contract will begin service an der contract at Southampton Eng¬ land Later the St Paul of the samo aine will be added to the contract list making in all sixteen vessels flying 3Uncle Sams postal flag The test of the St Louis will be conducted in the English channel by Capt IBoyal B Bradford and Lieut Richard T Mulligan of the United States navy dh accordance with the requirements of the ocean mall subsidy act of 1691 The tnaval officers will lay off a course measuring about one hundred miies in the channel and the St Louis will be speeded rapidly over this course to officially its running capacity VUnder thoocean mail subsidy act she must as such be able to maintain a i8pced of twenty knots per hour for four Konsecutlve hours The classification and test prescribed aro features of the great project for ex- - Inofficial govcrnmentTuag is seen In hla country nowhere1 but In the port otXcw Yorlc and on the high seas oi La Guayra T New York to Bto de Janeiro aadNew York to Bue¬ nos Ayres in December 1802 Thesa last two were stopped in January ISO by reason of th failure pi the co traclors and the contract service frota San Francisco to Panama wag dlscow tinuedinSepTembcr 1803 and likewise upon two additional routes from New York to Colon and from San Francisco to Hong Kong in March 1801 nti the desire of the contractors upon the ex- ¬ piration of their two years contract because of their inability to furnish hv creased service Contracts were also entered into in 1S02 for a subsidized route from New York to Antwerp the service to begin in October 1895 and for a route from Qalveston to La Guayra but last year they were annulled at the request of the contractors The subsidized routes now remaining are those fromNewYorkto La Guayra liavanu and Tuxpan The La Guayra service costs 81288 a year tho Havana service 873470 and the Tuxpan eiSOlOB The new Southampton route will cost S73Q704 a year 1 CAREER Tho Democratlo Kostlaee for Govcraer of Iowa Xm Very Popular Judge W L Babb the democratic nominee for governor of Iowa is an Iowa product and has livedall his life In the state HoHs tbe son of Miles Babb and was born In ptes Moines county In 1844 while lbwawas still a territory When he was 7 years of age Ills father was killed in a tunnel of a California mine whither ho had been attracted by the gold fever of 40 With his mother and sister now Mrs Belle Aj Mansfield the son struggled hero- ¬ ically on the farm on which ho was born twelve miles north of Burlington and in 1800 had arranged his finances In such a manner that he entered tho He re- Iowa Wcsleyah university mainca in college Until 180 when ho iK1 xki I- To those living systeminperfect-orderandiate- - in malarial districts Tutts Pills are indispprisible they keep the an absolute cure 1 lamII II Atoftl 1 tutts fdr sickhiiadacheindigestionr malaria torpid liver constipi J tionand all bilious diseases Liver Pills j I I IMI VvMjl 1 ll ilk1 J 12 -- Public Sale Evans andOldXingOttt9alejqf Sebree on September 5Gth 1895 J of 0 mllo west ol Tranton Ky CREATBSfSALE 1 OF THE YEAR AND ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINER GOODS AT COST FANWl J I I 08t Output Of StOglM One tobacco firm n Pittsburgh is turning out 140000 stogies every day to say nothing of cigars and tobacco Stretched out in a straight line one days output would reach from Pitts burgh to McKeesport and a months production would lay a line of stogies from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia Origin of Heraldic Arms September q rom tiow untilWe havejust the 1st cost iuttl Sfill taken w nHLn mlie room for our Fall Goods ev li erythingMes We irivife everyone to callt ande convinced that this is no humbug fi adveirtisefinent But aridho for sfoch I ii f l s JMAGFQB OCEAN 8TEAMKBS i- Witendlng our foreign commerce upbuild ¬ r Ji I i i i c if fleet of fast ocean steamers for con- version into warships in tease of need iby the payment of subsidies for carry- ing the mails The subsidized vessels emplQjt must be American in every settue ho vessels are divided Into four classes The first second and third jslasaesimust bo of iron or steel and the ffoufth class may be of either iron steel ot wood The first class must have a speed of twenty knots an hour and a Itonnage of not less than 8000 tons the second a speed of sixteen knots an Shour and a tonnage of at least 6000 lions the third a speed of fourteen t3cnot8 and a tonnage of at least 2500 tons She fourth a speed of twelve knots an hour and a tonnage of not ess than 1500 tons First class ships carrying the malls Ay contract received under the subsidy tact 4 per mile for each outgoing voj sage Second class ships receive 82 per mdle third class 11 and fourth class 66 t cents per mile Each vessel must take sas cadets or apprentices one Americau iborn boy for every 1000 tons register sand one for every majority fraction rthereof to bo educated in seamanship viand ranked as petty officers The first subsidized routes put in voperdtion under the subsidy act were And whon upon tho tennis ground they chased ball the ifrom New York to La Guayra New Her fl7lnjerrant her costume neat his raptured feet York to Colon San Francisco to Pana soul enthralled tnaiand San Francisco to Hong Kong But when he saw her ride a wheel In knicker- ¬ beginning in February and March bockers trim V1S92 Service on two other subsidized Her subsequent proceedings hod no interest reroutes from New York to Tuxpan and for him Tho Great Divide intermediate ports and New York to aiavana was begun in November 1802 Tho Little Gardener Why Wilbur what are you doing asked Wilburs father as he saw the boy burying his little engine in the ing our merchant marine and securing Sir George Mackenzie an old Scotch writer said that in his Opinion arms had taken their origin from the exam- ¬ JUDGE W I BABB ple of the patriarch Jacob who when blessin r his sons gave them marks of became a private in company E Eighth distinction which the twelve tribes Iowa cavalry serving until the end of boreo helrensigns tho war He was all through tho mem- ¬ orable Atlanta to tho Sea campaign The Trofcagors Sarcasm and was wounded in the left arm beat A medical student who recently Ing yet the scars of combat He was dropped a piece of paper on which tha with Thomas at Nashville His comword Monkey was written in largo mand fought as infantry in nearly all letters In tho cap df a professor against the battles of that campaign He was whon ho had a spite told the joko to also In tho Alabama campaign known all his chums as tho Wilson raid and assisted in tho The next day the professor said to capture of Selma Beturnlng home the class in bland and polite tones Mr Babb resumed his collegiate Gentlemen I have to thank one of your studies and graduated in the class of number for tho courtesy of dropping his 00 In that class was his sister Mrs card in my cap yesterday Mansfield who is now the dean of That student was called Monkey ever music and art at DoPauw university after London Answers For fifteen years she was professor of history and English literature at Mount Jimmys Future Jimmy When I grow up Im going Pleasant began tho study ol lawim Mr Babb to be a school teacher mediately after graduation and was Papa Why do you want to bo a admitted to the bar at his home Mount school teacher Pleasant In 1808 In 1801 Mr Babb Jimmy Cos you dont have to know was elected judge in a republican disthe lessons yourself you just have to trict overcoming a republican majority hear them out of a book Harpers of over- 1500 in phe district He was Bound Table defeated for reelection being caught in the republican landslido of 1805 He It la Coming to This About the school there were nods and served as a member of- the lower house in the Twentieth general assembly salckors And pokes and quirks and whispered ro-- demonstrating his political sprinting mora qualities by defeating M L Crow a For tho trousers worn by Sam MoVlcUors stanch republican farmer in the fall of Were nude from his mothers worn 1883 overcoming a republican majority bloomers Chicago Record of COO in hla county Two years later he was defeated by his present law IOVE CUBED BY A TBIOTCIE partner W S Wlthrpw Outside of his one term in the legislature and one term as judge ho has rievpr held office He is in no senso a politician and has never made more than a half dozen po-¬ litical speeches in his life He is a member of tho board of trustees of the Iowan Wesleyan at Mount Pleasant and is a close personal friend of Sen ¬ ator Harlan of the same place who was defeated in the recent republican convention He lias a beautiful home and a charming family His wife was Miss Alice Bird a graduate of the alma mater of the judge and was the founder of tho famous P E O society which has a strong membership In Iowa and other states Three children He met her first upon the beaoh In tailor gown have blessed their union Max a bright attired young man of 21 who has just grad Her lovely face her willowy grace her sylpb uated from tho Iowa Wesleyan and Is UUe form admired now reading law in his fathers office Again ho met her at the ball and with his Miles aged 17 and Alice aged 8 He charmer danced is now senior member of the firm of Iler classic nose her graceful pose he saw and Babb Withrow Kopp was entranced The following described property 21 first class work inules f rom 3 to 7 years old 8 combined mares 3 years old past 1 combined fceldlng dark bay a years old past 1 extra suckling eolt by Squirrel Denmark 25 extra steers from 1200 to 1425 lbs 25 extra nice high steers gradegrade from 1050 to 1860 lbs 25 extra nice steers from SOOto lOOOlbs 25 smooth steers but plain from SOOto 1000 25 butcher cattle mlxedlot12headol extra fine Jersey heifers not registered butall bred to register- ¬ ed bull 9 high bred Jersey cows from 8 to 4 years old all safe In calf and all good milk lreglstered Jersey bulllOO head ol fat ogsjlOOfat shoats 20 brood bows 1 extra young boar 60 head of nice sheep oil bred to lino buck 4 two horse wagons S four horse wagons 1 nice top buggy 1 uewspnng wagon 4 double get of harness 21 pair of plow gear 1 extra set of four horse harness 4 pair of two horse wagon gear 2 wagon saddles 40v single and double Flows cultivator 2shovels 6 threehorso plows disc harrows 1 walklug cultivator 9 smoothing harrows 5 two horse plows 5 thrlbble trees 80 single trees 1 hay rake 2 Rood mowers 4 binders all In good shape 400 bushels of spring oatsM0bu3heJs of wlntoroats75tons of pure Timothy hay all under shock large lot ofcom tobacco curers ¬ 1 set of blacksmiths tools and many more articles too numerous to mention jfa fact ev erything that It takes to run a first class farm There shall not be any byo bidding on the premises aud ererythlng shall be as repre- vv y4 sentea Excursion rate on railroad If they can be hadJ of sale made known o day of sale Terms No postponement on account of weather Comeonecomeallandgeta free barbecue dinner on the ground Saleto commence promptly at 9 oclock v Bargains ever offered in this city the place rA 77 L 77 i2 J 4 J ov vuto turou gvu vug ivWlvo juuy yuio Xa fj TM jjsv - andou will not be deceived I jComeandTryUs Remember THE LEADER ImeFIeurette T Levy Mgr Receiving Daily cm ColJTEvaus Business Mgr CoLTB LHamilton of Crawfordsvllle Ind r v tt Auctioneer r 4Sl SEBKEE EVANS flwIalltodS Tlxe jjt Palace 7 w rm All thMatestnoveltresJor fall I am oeringtliese lHJUs cheapegtiian they ever were soldi onihis market MoneySaved is Money Made - All kinds of walkmg shapes turbins and sailors ot suffer hoadkarrus aaai Quick sales and small profits is my motto Seemy tneStGoTses- Jtalso4carrya cptiaplete line of But tericFs Patterns the only reliable pattern pan the market JronTlndig03tiont sour stornackpheiidwhonaVulency distress after cMlrigT r WAa CORNER U X tX t WKft1- A A hAY N Vkvl p M tm s vtrtr OrjJait a case of lost appetite want oi energy weakness dehiiity AroVoi norvous restless sleepless worn outKbody and in mind Baveyou pains in tho baa flips side shoulders chost filled with mal coated tongue s 5Ttt MAIN TERMS CASH By shipping- to Herndon YOU CAN MAKE MONEY Commission Xirferchantsr Cartcr Company Louisville Ky because they are the largest and most re liable commission merchants and because they can handle shipmentsquick and to the best advantage for the shipper A trial shipment solicited Write IfAany of these troubles ar yours thi to them for quotations before shipping Specialties Eggs Butter Poultry Fruits of all kind9 Beans Potatoes Onions Hay Grain Headquarters for ftbg you need is DR KINGS Furs Hides anbl Wol Capital 4000000 Liberal advances tmide ok con- ¬ signments Generarcorrespbndence solicited complexion Aroyou dryjepugh chilh and fever ria sallon ht sweats ROYAL EI iiRfl MM tfsnn H B 1 11 111 C rn UEn mWItm0flHUiMli m f mmr jhV ConstipationBiliousness Pause Sickheadache Pains in the back Sallow complexion Loss of appetite and UNIQUE NOSE BIT Inlho gentlest and happiest way and with the greatest cortaintp known tomed Cures a Horse of Shying and Makes leal science GER JlETUBR foruovoa from It Him Easily Managed tho system the syjnpjpnjs narpsi above A man In Hartford Conn says the giving strength thnlacebf woabnessjoy Times of that city has Invented a de¬ ous health in plaea of sicknojs vice that will cure a horse of shying There is no other railway like it and and make him perfectly tractable It none thV nn do its work And then it is Little children a to tka it Is called a nose bit and yet it is not a real take ii with dnisrht end it cures like Cj for 5C0 AW druggists aagic iMhkkMhkiiih 4sfeteBBHfearTS pltu 1 ground Is plantin this engine said Wilbur I want a lot more of em and Is plantin zis one sos well have an en- ¬ gine tree Harpers Bound Table 6RSEBB Vil iaY0II ROYAL CEMENT Sold by R C Hardwfck druggist TUeaM More Aitructlvo Trice ExhaustionThere is only one cure which is mm 11TC uver Tapelelgh These goods dont seem to sell at all Floor Walker Whats the price of them Tapelelgh A dollar and a half Floor Walker Mark them up to a dollar and ninety nine cents Theyll gothen NY World EOcaclous Remedy A WfMSi Kffl OINTMENTimm nru irithavt aay inioiAina Bol3 7 tnanna- WAYNES HH liitaml ui-ill Cw AsIat1b Uk rr0r PLASTER r3XLeads t old win ijhuLl netti wjeS5Wu tkla oltu wblu and hull drufliu r Mnl If BU for WU XUnu Da m tr umbi itch niDtlasi en th by txw srov HARD ure WICK Impolitic QnrefroigptiFoiltM M v xn X shop and Inquired maheyouaSWONQ Vigor ¬ a bit at olL It does not go Into the One Pink Pill touches the liver and ous Man JPrlct 1100 0 Do you keep a good cure for corns 6 00 mouth but over his nose and Boxtt sremoves the bile Yes sirs here you havo an excellent horses SBtolat Direction Ualltd acts as a preparation One of my customers haa even that it hardly touches except One Tonic PeUct nightly with ach Box Addrui when the driver pulls on It fiiUulCavillait 3jentle laxative in keeping the bowels been using It for tho last fourteen years The arrangement is well shown in 0018 LUOA AVI open restores the digestive organs tones with very good results El Diluvlo MO the accompanying cut It Is said that ST LOUIS up the nervous system and makes new a very slight pull on the reins will A Hero rich blood Complete treatment two She There Is nothing heroic about bring the bit against the end o the X Leading Queatlon medicines one price 25c you I ordered you to do something horses nose and that magio touch He How many summers havo you Tho unaccustomed does the business Treatise and sample free at any store brave before I would consent tolovo pressure gives the animal a distinctly passed SHOWN MFQ CO New Tork you and you didnt do it She too frankly Twenty sbc novel sensation and it is ono that he He Pardon but I did For sale by all druggists in Hop Ho And hcywmany winters Judjre never gets used to She What did you do Tdnsville No matter what hubbub may be He I disobeyed you Dont you Beneficial Exercise going on around him so long as that think that required courage Truth Clara I have not seen Mr Nicefello Class w gentle pressure on the tip of nls nose continues his mind will bo busy con ¬ with you lately Mysterious Affair Maud He Is practicing at the boat First Doctor I had a mty interest ¬ templating it to the exclusion of sur ¬ club MISS VIRGINIA GH0LS0N extend an diagnosis rounding things invitation to all ladles Interested In flue ing caso the other day The I did not know ho cared for row-Art Embroidery to call at Hotel Latliam was all right bat the course of tho dis¬ All Kinds of Climate and examine hcrspeclniena of work ease was decidedly abnormal The United States has all kinds of He dosnT but he joined a prew to Special attention given to the teaching of Second Doctor What course did it s MliMfcttur nait ikaAutii r m Lcllmatefrom that of Sahara in the sandy J Co- qSTowo Pellets gentleman went Into a chemists Nervousnsj 8ilfDlitrutU Lost of Utmoru Ac Will Manhood Stmlnat t far Soermatorrhta mlislani ton PMH JH PHONE 98 y- DAGG tc o - it t 3 1 ft NEEDLEWORK mAML xmniiVj iit nawwiil nil y plae utimatsa 1 jfi iviliiiii iwi iiiiti IrV If AMCTn ARfirTFTttnTf 1PE rtWmtJloatoa to tfaa Bwlmnt oT must yet be erected The selection of A JAPANESE BOfANCE kites for them should not be left to the BtoryV 2j eYnKftrto YttrtfW Mr The fefcuttle cock imbecility of congressional Tor six ySarrtnoney- - ha ben avail able in the treasury for tbe erection of a new government printing office Every year congressional committees tliksele1idflbf a 6lto have consider -W4 3fl5aonro6ar I selected It ncer flocow to thjstotc bunding should men that a sis fortunl has to apSfran Tlie ayorage mind in bo located withNa vieHfy Long ago in those dark and bloody tc civilized lands may also be said to bo relation with other bujldings erf days when the minister was her lover barren of an adequate idea of the chaiactWiWiwlzatlonof thetruVi and a fugitive from his enemies meaning of tbe word If jthe repre artlstw magniBcenoenr mo national camo a time when they had there tracked heio committees sentatives of the people are truly rep capil JOnexif of the average intelligence passed a resolupbn toplaco tho govern ¬ him to her house and had chosen resentative Soshis to assassinate him and culture of tho country then the ment Wntlng office1 in Judiciary a band of of their clogs and tho Tho noise rattling Word art must need much of defini squaro4adja4ent to tbe city hallind court There ought Jto bo some tion and explanation to our people No polioe man or woman who understands the power in tho Jopd to control such mat- ¬ v first principles of drawing or coloring ters Tho capijoljbpilding stands qpomthc v brow of a splendid eminence and its situation gives much ofit charm to the exquisitely studied proppriibnsof tho magnificent legislative palace The artist from Wljose brain grevj that wonderful edifice undoubtcdiy appreciated tho advantages of UKTsitei and consid ¬ ered tho location as a part of his do sign The landscape irardener but ful filled the functions of his office in add- - CuortuntUelj- - gome Ki 8aoceorB Uarn Not Befw 7MSiful te the Ad- rlco Handed Dowru by Ilim Queer Art Works a Special Wwiaston Letter The wterd art has no more meaning to a HciAiitdt than tho word Balvation ruwy t y www gpubli j anese statesman Sir Edwin Arnold gives us tliis Incidents I sat at table with the cx premier and his wife and children The counters quiet gentle mothorly and wearing spectacles carving the tai and the ltamo with such matronly serenity had yet a history of romance and devotion which could makerthe wildest fiction ofiartistle wjnter Turf Oats Large yield and sure crop f afford good win- ¬ ter pasturage Time to sew in August and September Place your orders ior them at once m Tiil Jiarge stock of rye crimson clover timothy and red topfe hand iT- Something New fti - vnrau V w 1 I Buy the celebrated Empire wheat drill the only force feed on the mar et Ml t ions m maiang ITio VB23ttftimSi toe thought visiblo of COCST ITO JAPANS PBIME inSTIBTEB Guaranteed to sow wheat and fertilizer correctly of the city can tys marredkas stated bo f brcfibyl rfl6l lncapacityltandScareless nes pfj tho frfcure jAsan example artistic beauty and proportions of ther scabbards wero heard and the couftt troppeollke a stag In his mountain- pVeasance- drew his Bizan blade and prearedto die as a Japanese lord should aml4 a circle of his dead foes But while lie murmured Saganoro and knitted his fingers around the shark skin hilt of his sword that brave lady whoso guest I was whispered Bo not die there is hope still upon which she removed tho hibachi or firebox over which they were sitting and Hfting up the matting and planks beneath induced her lover to conceal hlmsolf In the hollow space which ex ists under the - floors of all JapaneseJ nomes xne muraerers Droice into tne room a ferocious band just as the firebox had bee replaced and ttie countess had assumed a position of nonchalance They demanded their victim and y editor of the Ainerican Archftecvialled attention to tho fact that in the ireas- BBUMUJIS UABIXEj GROUP fi for our new republic They are im ¬ mense aa to size but of pigmy merit Their subjects are well chosen and tho intentions of tho artists were no doubt good but the achievements are un ¬ worthy the place In one of the pic- ¬ tures two ladies are represented as hav- ¬ ing five hands and one of those hands paintings cSuld not secure place even for temporary exhibition in any Paris ian salon unless maybe they might have place as curios from the new world They lack artistic merit most can gazo upon the enormous paintings n the capitol rotunda wiljhput lamaze ment and without a twinge of sliamo avenue we hivO abuildinbr little ln ferfcJrtothe capitol in simplicity and bpaptjful proporlpn and at least qqual to anything else of tho kind In tho world Somerset bouse in liOndon with whicj thd treasury cdmpjiresin size is far inferior in design being squat and broken while the colonnado of the Louvrealthough longer than tho east Side of the treasury and much higher is hardy more dignifiod and not so well proportioned Tho white we now handle the following reliable brands of wheat fertilizer Fertilizer seem much tutored eyes believe the Bcenes there depicted are carved from the solid rock capitol Vjr JN x The historic fresco zone which was begun by tho great Brumidi half way up the dome has been continued by Costagini but it should not be con- cludlriro him The work of Brumidi is so Sear woefully It is to be hoped that tlie time is not far distant when they may be removed and the niches filleajwith painty ings which will adorn andeautifyj the wonderful work of thejarchitect of the il with it in scale and style and isn build- ¬ ing of which we have at least no reason to feel ashamed but here the arcbltec-ture-o- f the first reservation ends and when she protested against their Inas a pendant to the treasury of nearly trusion and bade them search if they wanted Ito the wretches dragged her around the apartment by her long beautiful black hair now touched with silver1 and grievouslymaltreated her but could not shake her resolute fideli- ¬ ty Thanks to this Count Ito the hero of many another strange adven- ¬ ture escaped from the chief peril of his career and Has lived to give his coun- ¬ try a new constitution and to be one of the foremost and best res pectcd statesmen of modern Japan Armour bone meal wheat grower 0 Northwestern bone meal v wheat grower Homestead wheat grower National dissolved bone Place orders early as bone meal and all animal matterllfor fertilizer will be scarce and higher 41 Here is afPair Proposition We will trade any mer one of our latest far- ¬ im- ¬ OUR SUPERB CRUISER Tbe Columbia la the Fastest War Veaul In the World Tbe spoed testj Jxip ofhe cruiser Co proved wagons for as much wheat as it can j work ot But Brumdiiditt wbasthezonewas out iioai uonv ana tne Bupequeat f It itorious For example the steed1 bestrode by Gen Bcottliri the Mexican scene reSflfJtfdlj del3 thellttleJschool boys dfXSitlonV tit horse is square built having orie- - leg at each corner Moreover this charger appears to bo about two if edt longer than any horse that ever lived- Besides ihe has a lean and hungry lookcwjiich ill becomes the war htfrsoof tho general command ing the army Then tho reading of tho Declaration pf Independence is a picture which ajmost makes a patriot wish that it bad nqver been read The big fat Quaker who holds the document stands upon a very shaky platform The calves of his legs aro so unnatural as to make one f ear that he has vari-¬ cose veins and his thighs from knee to hip are long 6nough for Goliath of Gatb He is a pitiable deformity The entire work phpuld be committed to a superior artist to be retouched skill- ¬ fully or else erased and repainted The statuary in tbe four niches of the rotunda may be regarded asi credita-¬ ble but if it wero dusted and cleaned at least once in twenty or thirty years a marked Improvement would be ap- ¬ parent On the east front on either side of the main entrance to the rotun- ¬ da are marble statues of Mars and They are all right from on Minerva artistic point of view But Marslms not hod his faco washed since he days of Julius Cowar whjlebe shoulders and breast of Minerva are so dusty as to Buggesttho thought thai she hasjno friends in this ney wrld She looks like an unkempt Bowery beauty Tho capitol building of which tbe rotunda ii the center is unquestion ably tne nooiesc grauuest imu must beautiful architectural ob jock- - tohe world Tills lsa fact conceded by men who havojtraveled expensively Every man of culture and experience who ujjopo concodes hat cornea here frpm the capitol is superior to any building in any city in the civillzedwprh Therefore It is to be regretted tho mor ddvly that tho architecture is not suJemcnted with more excellent maateroieces of paintlnfr plastic and graphic art Tbewalls ogil ings cor- riaora ana connniiiee rooms 01 ute sen ¬ ate aro all artistically touched by tho magio brush of BrumidL Tho canopy of tbe dome is ono of the most worthy works of that great artist Surely the work should not pe stopped forever nor continued by daubers because that one nian foil before the sickle of Time full of years and of honors Because of ignorance in high places no artistic hand has guided the growth of the tyy There has been no system lp lht erection of public buildings The city tbas unrivaled architectural mag¬ nificence mainly becauso tho original dcslfer piannea so welt tnai careless genfmtions of subsequent years could not wander far awoy from the beauty and symmetry which ho marked with unerring accuracy Unless tho archi ¬ tects of the country take universal in terest in thegrowth of the capital cityt its artistic splendor may bo marred by official carelessness or incapacity in the near future j for many public buildings Cogtagi fif painfullylessmeV t J ft BBUMEDIBPAIX 0 I f TYBXSWY Third That she can easily run away from any battleship ever built or any other craft too strong for her to fight This 6ay8 the New York World is rather more than she was intended to The vessel do when she was designed Smitu D Fnr is a great triumph of American ship-¬ A Now Tcloscoplo Idea building and as a defender of tho na- ¬ After laborious toil at constructing tion she has capacity to sweep from the enormous and complex mechanisms by seas the commerce of any country that which telescops can be directed to any may mako war upon us In this indusquarter of the heavens astronomers trial and trading age to do that Is to haye all at onco bethought themselves conquer peace of the plan of leaving tho big tubo Im- ¬ Deer In Oregon movable and horizontal and throwing Deer aro so plentiful along tho Rogue the image of the desired star into jit by means pf a reflector This surprising- river in Oregon that tho systematic ly simple plan is to bo followed in slaughtering of them for their hides moujitinjif the great telescope which is alone is a profitable business the men to be a feature of tho Paris exposition engaged In it being known locally as deer skinners spect to tho original plans They sought symmetry and approximated perfection The original architect of the capitol the builder ol thq central structure was succeeded by others wbo erected tho dome and completed the wings in hannonywith they original design The editor referrebtoabove says that the architect who spoiled the Pennsyl ¬ vania avenue front between Fifteenth apd Seventeenth streets instead of repeating as nearly1 as possible the treasury facade on the other side of the wKitahouse iwhlcB wouldthai made a group unrivaled in f the world throws away this splendid artistic opportunity and to tho irreparable loss of the coun ¬ try and of art thrusts upon us a costly concoction of stone sheet iron and slate ugly inconvenient and expensive to keep in repair which even in his own eyes could hardly have had any other merit than the fact that ho invented it But this workhas been done and cannot bo undone Tho example however should be a sufficient deterrent of futuro grotesqueness in the architect- ¬ ural development of the city The man who located the state war aHd navy build J ing iuuu ueigneu it pam uo respect whatever to the work of the preceding architects That one fact alone indifference to the work of others is a manifestation of inferior artistic Instinct The various architects em TWMftfn ployed upon St Peters Westminster land upon our capital worked witfi re lessness or lemoranoe beautiful and quiet treasury it Is re volting The building Itself Is evidence enough that Its designer had no archi ¬ tectural feeling or training whatever but it is amazing thatso wanton an in ¬ sult to the symmetry and stateliness of the front of the reservation should haye been carried out under the eyes of the principal officials of the govern- ¬ ment without objection There is an example of artistic care¬ the same size and occupying a position exactly similar ori ihe other side of the white house v6 find ii huge fussy bulging carpenters creation of little straddling porches pavilions dormers domes roofs pediments chimneys and trimmings of all shapes and sizes Such a building would be offensive enough anywhere but as a balance to the lumbia across the Atlantic has given mostencouroging results It was made under direction of the navy department and for purposes of navy department information This cruiser wan built to chase and destroy themerchant ships of our enemy in case of war Tho recent trip was meant to find out how well fitted she is for her work arid it has been more than satisfactory Under forced draught that is to say on a spurt this vessel has already made an average speed ofj 2281 knots an bour over a 100 mile course and has achieve 1 for a brief time the al most incredible speed of 24 77 knots or about 286 miles per hour It remained to find out what her capacity in ordinary cruising is and this run has determined it Without the use of forced draught and with only the ordinary 4 ¬ ¬ 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 x bushels of coal to carry back home free of charge T flumin X X In BUGGIES aa X X l xX V vA X i- TOW ffiffl mB MUUm HIHMMHMMk we have this vear far sur passed any previous record lliri L 11 Our stock was more care ¬ fully selected and was bought cheaper doods well bought are already half sold Come and JOIN IN THE PROCESSION UNITED STATKS CBOTSEB OOLUluStA hours and 14 minutes This run added to the Columbias performances seems to previous show fireroom crelv she has crossed the ocean in about tho time it takes the fleetest ocean grayhounds to do It Her time from tbe Needles to Sandy Hook 1b 0 dayB 23 hoursiand 40 minutes The quickest passage ever made the record trip of the New Yorkwas 0 days 7 We have a very fullline of HARNESS TALBOT SADDLES made to order SADDLERY andlFLY NETS This is a cut of the Majestic i kh First That pho is ono of the fleetest if not absolutely tho fleetest cruiser That she could chase and catch any merchant vessel afloat with two or three possible but not certain exceptions afloat Second Range It is f- cvhich cooks the goose of oil our competitors 53iinH WVi the housekeepers pride and a married mans peace muker You cannot affordto use that old crackedTast wxafiitNr 11 UU UlUliUbiyjU tlXAJ IVUgUl MVi uu l v ytUJ7AXVV save money by buying a Majestic steel range F Vv W iaim mnn 1 t v w -I- VT u- Hi t HOPKlJTSViLJlK KBNTUOKIAN --F r j September 10 1895 Jrnij i-ti mmi MMM x t lii Judge Morrow received seven twenty fifths of the delegate vote of uyon county m the Eddyville col WKMB TU1SIAY AM RIUI IUXIKH vention and a remarkable coincidence Br in the primary election returns js that CHAS M MEACHAM he received within one vote of the OBCRlPTION t2 X YKAR IN ADVANCE same proportion of the popular vote rr The total vote was 557 and seven bocal reading nonces ku cents per une spe visum iocais o cemo mi uuo eacn insertion twenty fifths of this vote is 157 minus SUtes or standing Ivertiaemeuts tarnUhed a small fractiou pplloation Judge Morrows voto was 158 which shows that he 512 SOUTH MAIN STREET OFFICE managed to hold his own in spite fdf AXKO UNCEMENT the furious f ulmiuations of our exf vWe Are authorized to announce citable friend Warren Martin JUDGE TU03 J MORROW pkinvMlt Mmtuthiaiu t Recommends Itself M i Hoods Sarsaparilla adapts iUolf to the tck aad well alike To th sick It la sure cure and to nHMRaak the woll the best safeguard agahut sickness V vLjJ My children were weak and i n pnny twrrh Two of ca- fFflaflCtfVJaFaBlBVHI lr v3 S Sarsaparllla Hoods remedies failed them had 4r3yi0 sS9tt i Jms V XMr lFw v SHlfe aa a candidate lor Circuit Judge of the Third Judicial DUtrlot subject to the action of the Ocmocratlc Convention July 0 DEMOCRATIC TICKET For Governor vP WAT HARDIN of Mercer For Lieutenant Governor S T TYLER ol Fulton RCFORDofOlay L C NORMAN of Boone Yr Rei lster of the Land Office GJ iSWANGO of Wolfe For Treasurer For Auditor AS For Attorney General WJHENDRICKof Fleming ForSecretary of State HENRY SHALE of Graves For Sunt of Public Instruction PORTER THOMPSON J D Clardy went to Madison ville yesterday and made the first speech of the list announced for him by the campaign committee Dr Clardy is very popular in Hopkins county and especially in Madison ville It will be remembered that ho carried every precinct in the town in his campaign last year Ho no doubt had a large crowd and it goes with- out saying that he made a good speech and one that will strengthen the party in Hopkins county Dr lyKaiiK oared them after other had been dys peptic for twenty years and sought relief in vain I resorted to and have been built up fh health it eatd my stomach trouble and my weight has increased from 112 to 140 pounds Try it ye sufferers from Maine to Califor nia and from the North to the Gulf Hoods Sarsaparilla will do yon good D P Smith Justice of Peace Mountain Creek North Carolina fl eix for 5 cay to bay mi to taka I myself VII fV I Hoods Sarsaparilla j iL I p Hoods Pills My In tStcL 23 centi Vt J- - llli f POSITIONS GUARANTEED under reasonable conditions Do not say it can not be done till you send for free catalogue of X M S l4 ft Do AprllSIiowers make you SHRINK from the sight of your friends As of Owen For Commissioner ot Agriculture ION BNALL of Louisville For kallroad Commissioners FLETCHER DEMPsEYof Hopkins GEO H ALEXANDER of Jefferson GREEN RKELLAR of Nicholas For Circuit Court Judge L C UNN of Calloway For Magistrate Pembroke District VM LPARKER SPEAKING APPOINTMENTS BLACKDCRN Secretary Mortons branch of the DRAUdHONS PRACTICAL Nebraska Democracy held its state AsSJ r JrS -a AT convention last week and resoluted Ttcameafr in favor of the Sherman financial IVnaUvillc system The stalwart Democrats This College Is strongly Tenn endorsed by bankers ago and merchants FOUR weeks by Draughona held their convention sometime method of teaching bookkrrnhitr 1i mini to and adopted resolutions adhering to TWELVE weeks bv the old Titnn RrvInt nd vantages in Shorthand Penmanship and Teleg Democratic principles which caused rachv Chean board Onm tn hnth tmi No r r rvacation unternovr liallroad Fare Paid the Cleveland wing to bolt Nez v MS w w S THE 2ND DISTBICT h I Blackburns appoint the election but still the Courier ments for the Second congressional Journal is doing nothing for the districtaro as follows tcket The Times is the only daily jHaTresvUle Wednesday September 11 paper in Louisville supporting Hardin but the country papers all over DR CLARDYS APPOINTMENTS The following appointments have the state are doing their full duty and een made by the Democratic Cam- Hardin will be elected in spite of paign Committee for Congressman the treachery at Louisville ifooJD Clardy CS Senator J It is now less than 60 days until HOME STUDY SnoRTnAND and Pbxuanship especially adapt ed to home study Write for Home Study circulars at once ttoHteS shrink4 rhymes with think W- its just possible you are in shape to do some ffooa - Heres a SVhard thinking after your shrinking pointer lor you Happy Home goods are all shrunk in the pieceand hold their shapedo not bag at the knees are sold under an iron clad guarantee to give you satisfaction and prices are away down Just push the button well do the rest HI Hopkinsville Saturday September 14 Diion ilonday September 1G Henderson Monday September 23 OwensboroQTaesday September 24 Hawesvllle Wednesday September 25 Calhoun Thursday September 2u for senator in Jno D Goodloo a McCreary man the Eichmond district - 3Ioranfleld Monday October wSpeaking to begin at 130 p m EEGISTER 00T0BEB 1 Tuesday Oct 1 is the regular reg i istration day for cities of the fourth The Atlanta exposition will open class All voters in the city not sick nromntlv on Sept 18 or absent jnust register tnat day or On the question of horse meat for lose their votes Polls open from 7 human food we are ready to vbte a mio 9 p in Register at precinct neigh Hardin Star Tvoting places for all elections inclu- ¬ and T J Elmore Blackburn man for senator in the Mayfield district were nominated Saturday W A Baird free silver man in Daviess and J C Speight anti silver in Fulton are probable winners for the house Deafness Cannot Be Cored by local applications as they can- ¬ not reach the diseased portion of the ear There is only one ay to cure deafifess and tbat is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an lnllamea conaition of tne mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube crats inflamed vou have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and when it is entirely closed Deafness is the result and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces We will give 100 for any case of Deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circulars free F J CHENEY Cp Toledo Ot KFSold by Druggists 75c Mammoth Clothing Shoe Co No Main St Hopkinsville Ky A Bank Quitter IS ding city election MMWMKmjmm nag ummmm The gold reserve of 5100000000 Sis being raided now at the rate of jaeveralanillions a week but our for-seign agents are keeping the surplus sabove the dauger line by buying greenbacks and paying gold for them Thorecare 5316000000 of these green backsaredeemable in gold or silver Ve have about S5250C00O0 coin mailvor coin S121 000000 silver bullion cthat could be coined into money vand S 100000000 in gold 561000000 nof itvborrowed on eight mouths time Scrom BothschildB and the rest a xem jsiant left over from the sale of bonds Jast fall This is due or the contract expires Oct 1st and tho greenbacks mow being gathered up by the Lop 3on ouyiocK will of cuuibo be cciucd ingold immediately thereafter and Tike surplus will be gobbled up with 5n thirty days This will force an sotber bond issue on the eve of the elsoion and the policy of hoarding roursilvcrjseuing bonds and borrow- iins gold at a premium will continue Hod efinitely unless Providence should Utah Democrats adopted a 16 to 1 resolution named a state ticket and nominated J L Bawlius and Moses Thatcher for U S senators Utah is now almost ready to become a full fledged state Mr Howes Opening Yesterday I i cometo fh rponf f oj1j ai i UiQCaulij auu put Stevenson in the j place now occupied by Cleveland cnd yot we are told that our financial asystem is perfect and should not be ti The Howe Jewelry Store Mr Jas M Howe Manager opened its doors for business yesterday at noon in its handsome room opposite the Ken tuckian office The store has been fitted up with the taste for which Mr Howe iB noted and beautified under his own supervision The main room is 21 by 50 feet with a smaller room in the rear The fixtures are the same used by Mr Howe in Nashville end consist of n elegaut row of wall cases hides of the room uid numer on ous show cases ornaments etc The stock embraces a complete assortment of diamonds fine watches jewelry sterling silver bronzes bric a brae and art goods of the latest styles and in great variety Tbe gou a aru ah displayed V a mubt attractive man neiymd Mr Howe can pride himself upon havjng one of the prettiest stores in the city Our people hail with especial de- - Dont miss the big Mc- Pherson addition sale Wednesday LIVE STOUKJUARKET Reported by Tatum EjtBnr LIVE STOCK COMMISSION BOURBON STOCK YXBDS milestones of mista- ¬ ken opportunities lines is marked with the pathway ol our Bear in mind that Co MERCHANTS QUOTATIONS ba Sept Cattle The receipts of cattle were liberal to day being H7 head The marke opened up active and continued so through out the day At the close pens are we 1 cleared ot all decent grades of butcher cattle Prospects look study for tho next few days CtTiir isxira snipping 4 60 to 4 75 4 25 to i fit Light whipping 4 CO to fO spi Mioucr good S 7A scalawags Good to extra oxen Common to medium oxen Feeder 4 LodijVilleKt i Common to medium butchers Thin rough steerspoor cows and Falrio butchers A to 2 75 to 1 CO to 4 00 1 60 to 3 SO 8 75 to 4 25 2 00 1 00 3 SO 00 to changed If this is sound money gire us anything for a change Gen Hardin closed his list of joint rappointments at Morganfield yester--da- y Bradley refusing to the last to jain put himself under the Demo--crati- c pile driver Gen Hardin it is conceded on all sides has greatly strengthened his cause by the joint discussions which caused Bradley to rtako to his heels before they were half over Tho doughty warrior from f Garrard who fights most valiantly when there is no foe in sight has an- ¬ nounced a list of 35 appointments at Frankfort on the beginning 3L3th Wat Hardin should be put on ihis track and sent to answer each of these harangues on the following day since Bradley is afraid to meet him any more in joint debate S 1 75 to 278 From Bulls and progressive merchant 2 60 to 6E0 Veal calves 4 1868 to 1891 Mr Howe was engaged 26 00 to 85 00 Choice milch cows 13 CO to 20 00 in the jewelry business nere ana no Fair to good milch cows Hoos The receirits of hoes were merchant in the city ever stood higher in those qualities tnat go to make aP 085head The market opened slow successful business man He was en- at a decline of 5 to 10 cents from yes terprising energetic honest in his terday tops selling at LB0- to 485 packing dealings reliable in his representa- ¬ Hoos Choice to SOOtb and butch- 4 20 to i 25 ers 225 1t tions and efficient and conscientious Fair to good packing 180 lb to 25 in his work Tbeso qualities brought Good lb extra light lbO lb to ISO 4 SO to 4 35 to It him success until 1891 when ho went 4 25 to 4 85 4 00 to 4 10 Fat ghoats 120 lb to 160 lb to Nashville He found the field Fat shoats 100 lb to 120 lb 8 76 to 4 00 there so taken up that his business Roughs 160 lb to 400 lb 8 60 to 8 7f Sheep ano Lambs Tho receipts of venture in Nashville was not success- ¬ ful and so ho decided to return to sheep and lambs were 1884 hhad this city He will meet with a cordial Shipments 351 The market ruled welcome from the public and will un- about steady at Mondays prices and doubtedly merit and receive a liberal most all the offerings were sold share of the business in his line Mr Sheep and Lbs Good to ex ship 2 25 to 250 ping sheep Howe will make a specialty of repair 2 00 to2 25 Fair to good 1 60 to 2 00 ing fine watches to which business Common tomedlum 1 00 to 2 60 Bncks he gives his personal attention 8 60 to 8 75 Extra lambs Kentucky Pins Uennessee 8 00 to 8 60 Ho will be assisted in the store by Fair to good 2 60 to 8 Common to medium his son Walter Howe Tall ends oi culls 176 to 2 25 Great interest is being taken in the Kentucky campaign by the news papers of the country and the quill drivers in hundreds of sanctums every day pencil out something about old Kentuckys political fight The following-from the pen of Mk Carmack the versatile editor of the Memphis Commerical Appeal tells- all about the Mud Moses who started in to lead the Republicans out of the wil derness The Hon W O Bradley went into the campaign with thebloodcurdling est warwhoop tha ever rose from Ken ¬ tucky soil since the-- days of Daniel Boone He went out of it with the yelp of a cur flee preceding a clattering oyster can down the stony street For Wm O is not in it any more He has tucked his tail and fled the field He is no longer the terrible Bradley who was advertised to eat live Democrats like oysters He is no longer a warring rampaging Numidian lion splitting the earth with his thunderous roar and swing ing his tufted tail ten feet in the air He is simply Bill Bradlevwho flunk ed and threw up the sponge as soon a3 hehad got a hot one m his ribs Bill simply didnt come up to the speciflcatons He had the gall but he didnt have the grit His jawful debate Erogress in tongue fthe awful reach of he cyclonic ven tosity of his omnipotent lung all these things were down on the hills but they didnt appear in the show That which was a Royal Bengal Tiger has shrunk to the dimensions of a harm less and very unnecessary cat The plumed knight we had been reading about is simply a vainglorious pretender whose white plume is the white feather Brad is a hum catamount a bug a stuffed sheep iri wolfs clothing Henceforth his name is Ichabod and Dennis and Mr Mudd He is the dominicker of tho cockpit who squawks ut the iiret touch of tbe eraff Ho is tho raukest quitter that ever went to the post with a thoroughbred and threw up his tail at the quarter post This 13 the art of Emd He has done the one thing that the Kentuok- ians will not forgive lie nas melier ed He has turned tail He has absquatulated in the face of the enemy He has chewed off his trigger finger to keep out of the fight Henceforth Brad is the thing that was He is a a pickled oyster He is a soup soaked reminiscence a lagging and superfluous Has been hanging on the ragged edge of Now He is a bumble that rose to the surface when Bill Bradley the Terrible went dbwn He is a burst bladder a last years birdp nest a back number o endeth the strange eventful history of the Mud Moses of the Kentucky coon To morrow at 11 Oclock is the Big Sale of the McPherson Property f V e Property at auction now the owner calls me down aua hard drink Bays aa After1 all hard juck tale Ive got to tell you this time sure myhigtalkabout not selling the McPhersppja sell it I must Its enough to make a man take to Say what do you reckon Yesterday a man a good business manf and a man who has known me for years ued to know me at Qwensboro asked me whether I own- ed th McPherson Property Say that kinder made me mad I asked him if he didnt know me well enough to know that I had enough sense not to go and sell such val- uable property as this at auction I told him that when I wanted to give property away Id deed it to some one free and so save the expense of an auction sale I begged the owners of this elegant property not to sell it at auction and that it wouldnt Dring half what it was worth but they told me to let it go at that and I certainly am going to let it go at that or anything oIbo it will bring I get my money no matter what the lots bring and thats what I am here for Dont in any way mix this valuable city property up with the suburban lots I have been selling lately v I was selling on an average of two lots per day and I thought that was doing fine but the owner says sell it at auction and sell it quick and what he says goes ee McPhersotis Addition r M is not a farm lot enterprise that goes up like arocket ex- plodes in the airland dies with the fall of the stick It is city property near Main street and within a few blocks of the business portion of the city Its situation is picturesque and beautiful and to anyone wishing a home combiningall the advantages of both city and country this property wil afford n aip i rKent op portunify of buying uJi a home at a great bargain as the pioperty must be sold Every ITowill Go at Any Price the Public May Choose to Pay Terms of Sale J cash balance in 1 2 years with6 pr ct For Plot and Particulars Call on or Address Office with t- r R M Conway H W Breathitt AUCTION 4 Agentf CO Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U S Govt Report Judge Linn has been formally JEKb K lrL -- de- ¬ clared the nominee for circuit judge majority was 47 votes in the three of the first district so he was A counties nominated without the assistance of Christian county Tho 312 votes lie Rlpowde fc the valuable McPherson property will be sold atauction in lots to the A strange marriage at Lyons Mich highest bidder regardless of price was that of John Mason sixty eight most valyears old and Mrs Julia Armour This is without doubt the Hopkinsville sixty six by the Bev William Judd uable vacant ground in a few days agol Before the ceremony lying as it does within two blocks Cadiz Court IIouSo Damaged was performed the bride presented a of Main street aud only a few blocks One of the arches supporting a contract whithwas signed by both from the business part sof the city Ca parties stating that they were to oc- It is in no way suburban property tower in tbe new Court Hoqseat Saturday and en- diz broke down cupy different apartmentsi he to pay being right in the heart of the cjty Dont delay but buy a McPherson ad- ¬ dition lot Wednesday ous Delavs are danger- SALE Shot In the Leg Of the McPherson Property On to morrow morning at 11 oclock Steve Garrott fired bis pistol to scare Tom Willis near Elmo last Wednesday night and one of the balls hit Willis in the leg Esq Barker failed to appreciate the hu mor of the affair and gave Garrott S100 which he will liquidate in the work parties are house Both colored SMi ABSOLUTELY MJBE Every lot will be sold for whatever ta led a loss of faw or 3UU all expenses auu she to take chargo of tbe house In case of sickness it may oring and any pue wanting a no certain whether Milftifrh the architect or each is to go to a hospital and pay home or an investmant that is sure to his or her own expenses Should pay should attend this sale TltonBrogthe brick contractors V deah occumeilherB tolay claim to JiTVUnWS na1 T J the tbthers property- - Both have 1 - OZft 1 IL offP y tj rtTJlil CW MU KMU XJ WyOBVW MKWttir i t 9 a f f u- rf f1 J September 101695 -- o t HOPKINSVILLE DEATH Ji KENTTTCKIAJST fltrV it tj 5 ABOITND ABdtfT THE GERMAN TROUT Wooldbidqe Mrs Annie Buckner Nothing but news found in this Wooldridee wife of Mr J C Wool- - It Has Thrived Slnoo Its Intro- tcolumN duotloa in America dridcre died at 4 oclock p m Fri dav SeutV 6 after a short illness L peatovga Ceadessed Aeeeuiit of the fittest Hap Tewely Told for Huiy Headers Jvnchedlat Favettsvillfl Tflnn fnr tin attempted assault on a white woman Jno A Steele was nominated for representative in Woodford county over two competitors Ho is a strong Blackburn man Charles Conn a weak minded young man killed his brother at Sandy Hook Ky He was told that his gun was loaded withgooseberries sandfjwould only make his brother jump- TheWarren county fair was well at tenaeaJastweeK Dock King a negro rapist was y William Henry White aged thirteen years was sworn in as deputy county clerk of Madison county by his father John M WJutei This is tke youngest county official in the Staie The city committee of Owensboro composed of the eight resident mem- uers or ine county r commuiee nas for Oct 16 to nominate councilmen and school trustees t The man who hes- ¬ Any man is the ar ¬ itates is lost Dont chitect of his own hesitate about buying future Begin to build a lot at the McPher yours at the McPher son addition sa le son ad ditio n sale Wednesday A wedding under extraordinary circumstances was solemnized at Fourth and Walnut street Baptist church Louisville The bride and groom the officiating clergyman the attendants bridesmaid ana groomsman and even the majority of the people of the congregation were deaf and dumb The ceremony was performed in the sign language The contracting parties were Terry Page of Glasgow and Celia Moack of Louisville Mrs Wooldndge had been in failing Health forborne time but the illness leading upto her death was not con sidered sarious until a day or two be fore the enacame JLeqeased was in the BTthvear of her age and was a aiisterbfMr Saml G Buckner of this city bhe was related to many 6f the best families of the county and her untimely dfeath causes wide spread sorrow in the community She leaves a husband and five grown children three sons and two daugh- ters The funeral services were held at the Baptist Church Saturday aftef noon by Rev CH Nash the pastor MrsWooldridge had been a consistent member of the Baptist Church formpre than twenty five years Ladd James Gipson Ladd was born in Trigg county bnthe 23rd of Dec 1860 and died at his home on tne Zaa of Sept 1895 Gip as he was familiarly called was an industrious enterprising farmer highly re- ¬ spected He was never married In 1881 he professed faith in Christ and was baptized by Eld A W Meacham who preached his funeral the dav nf- ter his death He was a brother of Walter A Ladd who died a month ago Vauqhan Dr I N Vaughan died Sunday at his cottage near the Rock Bridge aged about 65 years He been had quite sick for some time Dr Vaughan was a dentist who had his office in his little cottage on the river bank and lived with some little nieces whom he took to bring up some years ago He was a good man and a consistent member of the Baptist church He was buried yesterday afternoon Thty Grew with Olarroloa aroa nntatrRLltaG KavncrAfrlehtlrii Iftoa will Z2ctrmlnate the A NatlT Broofa Trout Rapidity add tBF rvri jWiMfor rut r i The first specimens of the Von Behr or brown trout were planted some ten years ago In New York state streams after prolonged op- ¬ position and with considerable mis ¬ givings on the part of the most en- ¬ thusiastic friends of the fish says the New York1 Sun Frqm their Mr II 11 C HH n HI I 11 II T Jim iti 1 M y M Jfa Jmii A PPS vMrf mS Jt J M flBiL 1 PHrir wmfcrv AQKKKpt SHbnk vB la Wednesday Alabama Railroad will be married of a laxative remedy she uses the gentle and pleasant liquid laxative to Miss Daisy M Smith of Paducah on Sept 19 Syrup of Figs Pbiest Gdstin Mr JoelL Priest WE STAND FIRST of thoJEEenderson Journal was mar-¬ ried at Kearnoy Nebraska SeptemOur Flio Showing n the Compara ¬ ber 5 to Miss Sue A Gustin Miss tive Wealthof Nation Moore of Kearney was the maid of Tbjrealthof the United States is honor and Mr Phil M Smith of raowJSufo a fourth as great as that Henderson the best man The wed of all the rest of the world put to- ¬ ding took place at the residence of gether So reports Prof Francois the brides parents Rev Jno Power a student of political economy in a officiating Mr Priest and his acrecent number of Monde Moderne a complished bride will attend the French publication He places the press meeting here on the 23rd insf HuTCHEhaoN YooKO Miss Maggie wealth of this country at 812000 000000 francs which Is equivalent Young a aister of Mrs Dr J C McDavitt of this citv and who has to about 162600000000 and that spent a good deal of her time with ¬ of the other eighteen countries cov her sister was married last Thursday ered by his statistics at 1144700 to jur Jiutcnerson at her home near 000000 francs Allen8ville Mr Hutcherson is a According to this statistician the young farmer who lives in the same value of all property owned In Eug vicirwy nis onae is quite an at land Including money In circula- ¬ traciRr young lady and has many friends here who will wish them a tion was 265000000000 francs happy future ¬ 48000000000 less than this couThird place Is given ntrys wealth to France with 225000000000 and fourth to Germany with 161000000 000 francs then comes Russia with 127 Austria Hungary with 82 Spain with 62 and Italy with 54 billions or milliards as the French say of ¬ I ¬ ¬ MATUiniOIflAI The Modebn Beaott Mr Frank W Cooney formerly Thrives on good food and sunshine with plenty of exercise in the open stenographer for President Smith of air Her form glows with health and the L y but at present holding kervfece blooms with its beauty If the responsible position of car achejptem needs the cleansing action countant for the Paducah Tennessee came reports of the cannibalistic lnclinatlona of these trout how they killed and ate other species and if their own young how fish eggs were their favorite diet how sluggish they were at maturity and how un willing to rise at a fly In spite of discouraging reports tho late Prof Baird secured a shipment of twenty fivo thousand eggs from Germany About ten thousand of these fell to i the share of New York state and were planted In streams at Calfr donla The same year some of the fry were liberated in the Pere Mar ¬ quette river in the far northern part of Michigan From the first the Introduction of these trout was a marked success The specimens caught within two years after planting proved at least three of the qualities claimed for the Von Behr That It grew with mar ¬ velous rapidity throve on the food J and was a In American waters savage fighting fish quick rising In general shape the German trout resembles S fontlnalis very closely but Is not so deep from back to belly and Its tall Is not so squore being weAl rounded at the corners With Its greenish brown bronzed back boldly dotted with black it is a handsome if pot brilliantly colored Que at least of Its bad quali- ¬ fish ties seems to have been proved That it will In a short time exter minate the native brook trout from any stream In which both are found One reason for this is that the Von Behr grow to a far greater size and weight thou the S fontlnalis full grown specimens sometimes reach ¬ ing a weight of thirty pounds Twelve pounds Is the weight of the t biggest yet caught in this country Clear fast flowing cool streams are the natural haunts of this trout and preferably1 such as have their outlet X It Is a swift In a deep water lake swimmer powerful and ver bold In pursuit of prey In its high leaps over rifts dr or log obstructions it resmbles the salmon though far less venturesome than the latter Dur ¬ ing the early hours of morning and the twilight time all its feeding is done and at noon it Hes seemingly dormant hidden under overhanging banks and rocks like the native trout It feeds on insects and their larvfie worms small fish and tiny -7 It s native land In continental Europe Beginning on Saturday July 20 and continuing for 90 days lgwill sell my entire stoc of jewelry at usincss ORIGINAL PRIME COST m order to retire trom business on JNovember 1st These aroods 18 watches at are first class and standard wares 9 450 rebble Glasses at 150 1 glasses at 50c and everything else in proportion My stock embraces a full line of Diamonds Ifine watches clocks Jewelry and Fancy Goods Call and see for yourself T Well GYATE HOPK1NSVILLE KY just come and see how cheap they are AS CHEAP AS HAENESS SADDLES BEIDLES Just to suit you An elegant line of Summer Lap Robes opened now Every thing you can need we have r B EM Yost swy T IWl JM j r Grreat Offerings Summer G oodsand you These goods are going at cost These are the richest countries in the world There are four In the Italy Spain Russia and JSsk Austria Hungary whose combined wealth is only a little larger than that of the United States It Is true that much of the wealth of this country is In thti hards of comparatively few people Even if the inequality were as bad as re ¬ ported by the worst of tho discon ¬ tents the condition of the masses here would silll be much better than it is In Europe Weann is more concentrated even In England than In the United States Notwithstanding the croakers we francs Fortunate knocks are at every mans door It will knock at yours Wednesday at the big McPherson addition sale Kentucky Sunday School anion A number of Sunday School workers assembled Sunday afternoon in the Methodist church to take measures to organize tho SundaV schools of the county Rev Vail was elected chairman and Rev King secretary of the meeting After devotional exercises Mr E S Roswell tho state agent of the Union addressed the meeting in the interest of organization He was followed by Prof Lewis of Ogden College Bowling Green who made a fine address in v tho same line After tho speeches a temporary orll have good reason to be proud ganization was effected by the elecof our country and the fact that we tion of Mr E B Bassett president belong to It and it to us St Louis and B W Stone Secretary who are Republic to fill iheso positions until the county convention meets which will probHl3 Choice of Uobs ably be some time in October He was an unkempt looking fellow and he stopped at the suburban res- ¬ idence and asked for employment It was Memorial day and the lady of the house was herself superintend ¬ ing the transplanting of the plants The door of the greenhouse was opeji woman r Awarded Highest Honors Ae you a gardener T 03ked the HI si v t ifr P n Ijfcint bod much experience Can you plant those bushesPV Id bate to risk spoilln em maam Then what can you do y Well maam if youU grve me he one o your husbands cigars 111 sit in the replied moditativeiy greenhouse an smoko out the in sectsvthats eatinMup the leaves o WW CREAM 0R Worlds Fair flavor when Inseot fed even more delicate than- - that of salmon Its meat Is a deeper red than salmon and being firmer keeps longer after killing German Army Officers Of For stocking preserves these trout are growing more and more In fovor each year In spring fed ponds and streams running water is hp stf having- - a temperature not higher than sixty degrees Fahrenheit they are Bure to thrive They must not be put In with tho native brook trout but tbey seem to get along on good terms with tho big rainbow trout To show how popular the Von Behr trout have become in the few years since their arrival one has only to scan the list of states in whleh they are now foutod New York Pennsylvania Massachusetts Missouri Michigan Maryland Vir ginia Nebraska Wisconsin and Col ¬ orado have streams stocked with them and several other states are As a experimenting with them fish the Von Behr has no su¬ food perior Its flesh Is firm and very digestible and nourishing ood its or low or too muddy or a violent storm is on you may always depend on a fair creel of brown trout They love the shadows of overhanging trees and seem never to be at homo They In a treeless meadow creek bite eagerly and must be hooked on the Instant A moments delay and It is an empty strike but the fish will try for the bait again and again where S fontiaaiis would bid you a scornful farewell crustaceans From April to October the fishing season extends and Mar June and September are the best months The fish rise freely to ny smau spoons worms and minnows and are not Unless the river be too high fickle w Our Summer Clearance Sale is still going on and we are selling at a Great Sacrifice our handsome line f Dress G oods French G ingliaiiis Novelty Wool Patterns will never have such another opportunity to buy If you want Remember we have the best stock fn town and offer bargains impossible to duplicate y Carpets flattings or Rugs RICHARDS So GO J KN fr VSe Dont TVarit Your Trade Y0 Thats why you can depend on what 0 Y for a day but want to hold it continually for ages we say in our advertisements We never exaggerate consquently- we never disappoint you when you come to our store We now have ready a very fine line of Fall and Winter Goods and Goods never were cheaper J 4 Vi Mens good serviceable suits from 4 00 up u fine imported suits from - 7 50 up Boys suits long pants from - 3 50 up Childrens suits knee pant from 1 25 up WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR ft t i m ikAS li JS afFSfc VBi i BAKING POWDffl A tbemroie bush BU -r Lwiston Jour- - tV J MOST PERFECT MADE pure Grape CremofTirtV Powder fre segimenta in which eviery officer U aium or any other adulterant the sisstjNSlx generals lq thSi German army all but two ace nobles Of tho seventy five lieutenant geny erals all but thirteen of the one hundred and forty major geperals all but thirty eight and ofthq two hundred and nlnetyfour colonels all but ejghty elght re noblea In the Prussian army here are fortynlae f- KNOX HATS COX BOULWARE 20i ji f I Ts trpm ATTimonta AUMiMipnt lt4imd i Inent lurgrrntltariny Comrade Ularkson Is nrpm Unknown throuariibilt 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select forsenior vice com ¬ mander a man residinln the city or state in which tho etiwtaipmeat is held and as there are sevdrlKeatucky as pirants for thb hoWpr fit may be re HardwicU garded as a fprcgonV JcqecJlusion that a in 1777 the cbunty- 6f Kentuckyr Kentucky man vrillbo elected Prom J inent among tho candidates for the was established in Virtrinia A office of Junior vicv00Himander are Y and A good peg on which td hang your John C Sholts of Albany CV H Shnte of New OrlMfefi and there personal comfort for the next few years is Ramons Tonic vLiver Pilla j This remedy is almost magical in its effects arid positively cures all ft forms of biliousness sour stomach bears only frotf5jjlort of him even from those whowntend that ho has no chaSof bSfr blected com mander in cliikftlils yiir One fce gorJUKiea eiieetei Aoouti KingV Royal GernmUre frhd wassoon well It also tHired ui0 of bowel trouble which I had for four ymx aud I nod it to be a sqiqk cure for headache It cured my wife of Grippe also aiid she save jtis the best thine she can forAthnia and Vertigo iliSrtilyracommend it as a family Nev package large botmedicine tle 108 doses lJaQr sale by E C ajac lW9WtlOWit9 vMj EC H The MainjBtroet 7 FURNITURE Dealer A iiiiQm mmLr m at tomplteand ButifHl i hand all at Sjh Slock on MlvvkKTnKrtu 9ttt LOWEST Cash RGliBES S Tft AqsQMTffiLY r QtAMKMiwJMOhWtSKMtgR W THE OLD HEUA8LE disordered liver etc Sick headaches vanish speedily when this treatment1 has been used fpr a fortnight Do not forget vthe namec Ask your druggist for Ramons insist opon having it A box costs but 25 cents sample dose free r CIGARETTE 1 HwIKeoJ MORiibLD im t PURE Bed roon Suits Slflup d Solid Oak Suit fo miiA Trt TriAiyfAjlli qoNINCp BRANDS OTHER M I i jr r- - Castoria Castoria Is an excellent medicine for chll opd effect upon their children Dr G C Osgood Jewell Mass vCastona Castoria is so Well adapted to children that Henderson circuit court Monday with a small docket begins Fine 1 len Mothers hare repeatedly told me of Us I recommend it as superior to any prescription known to me ill 6a Oxiord St H A Archer MD Brooklyn N 7 J y Castoria Is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted I hope the day is not far distant when mothers will consider the Teal Interest of their children and use Castoria j instead of the various quack nostrums which nre destroying their loved ones by forcing opliun morphine soothing syrup and other lurtful agents down their throats thereby ajadlng them to premature graves Da J F KiNcnELOE Conway Ark Our physicians in the childrens depart ¬ ment have spoken highly of their experi- ¬ ence in their outside practice with Castoria and although we only have among our medical supplies what is known as regular products yet we are free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon United Hospital and Dispensary Boston Mass it Allen C Smith Prcz The Centaur Company 77 Murray Street New York City V GA R ENCAMPMENT the same ma- ¬ terial will also be distributed by the Official souvenirs made of The OltizonB of Jioulavillo Will Honor the Boys in Blue b Many Respects This Tears Gathering of War Veterans Promises to Be of More Than Ordinary In terest and Significance SpecialColoago Letter committee At the request of the citizens com- ¬ mittee Bear Admiral Francis B Allen commander of the National Association rTTUDGING from tei prepara tions being rnsdo all over Hill 1 there will be six Immense Xpld the country rwarc vet- gaVeringof erans and their Frk JIL w4B H families at Louisville Ky during theweek of Sep- i OOL which is the time set for the enr icampment of the Grand Army of the Eepublic This will be the first grand Leading Candidate tor Commander in Chiet - IV AS S WALKKn 31 national twenty ninth THOMAS O LAWLEB Present Commander In Chief O A R army encampment held south of the Ohio river The people of Louisville represented by a powerful citizens committee are sparing no effortito make the occasion conspicuous in the history of the order for genuine enjoy ¬ To ment and unstinted hospitality thJs end they have secured concessions from railroads and hotels and have even arranged for free sleeping quar ¬ ters in schoolhouses and other build ings with the additional provision of tents and barracks if necessary CoL Albert Scott is chairman of the committee on accommodations and this in itself is regarded as ample assurance that the visitors will be well taken care of during their stay in Louisville Col H S Cohn as chairman of the commit- ¬ tee on parade and review will see to it that suitable horses and equipment are provided for department commanders members of staffs and others who will Capt require them in the parade Michael Minton is chairman of the com- ¬ mittee which will have charge of all re- ¬ unions of companies batteries regiments brigades and corps that may be held during the encampment and of these there will doubtless bo the usual number It is tho intention of the citizens committee to present an official badge to each of the delegates of tho various national organizations These badges are made irom the oienaeu metal of cannon given to the citizens commit- tee by an act of the United States con gress February 28 1805 Both cannon - were in actual service during the late war one being used by the federal and athe other by the confederate forces j ofNaval Veterans of America has ordered his associations to convene in Louisville on Tuesday September 10 for parade and review Commander in Chief Willlam E Bundy of the Sons of Veterans of the United States has also cniiea tne camps oi nzs association to meet on the same day- for the same purpose Capt J W Hammond has been chosen to act as chief marshal of tho parade of naval veterans and Sons of Veterans The grand parade will bs on the 11th and on that day it is expected that there will be an influx of visitors such as the city of Louisville has never be Commander in Chief fore experienced Lawler and many other distinguished people will review the parade On the 12th the encampment will convene for the transaction of business and then the political pot which has been mildly simmering for several weeks will begin to boll in earnest only to 6top when Gen Lawlers successor and other national officers have been elected If tho oracles of the order in the middle western states are to be be-¬ lieved however there will not be much of a contest over the choice of a commander in chief They say that CoL L N Walker of Indianapolis will bo elected practically without opposition CoL Walker was a candidate for the of¬ fice last year and was defeated by less than half a dozen votes consequently there is a widespread feeling that he is entitled to it this year and there is no doubt that he will receive the support of the Illinois contingent which elected Lawler in 1804 It is understood that Powell Gen W n the recently elected commander of the department of Illinois will cast his vote and influence for Col Walker and certainly there are many prominent grand army men in Chicago who will work for his election In Indiana where he is best known Col Walker Is very popular and has already received high honors at tho hands of his comrades in his own state He has an excellent war record and his life as a civilian has been such as to command the respectand esteem of the entire community in which ho lives His friends claim that ho is admirably fitted for the post of commander in chief and they are anxious to pay him the compliment of a very largo if not practically unanimous vote But the comrades west of the Missouri river do not concede that Ttol Walker will have a walk over in the They have a candidate of convention their own out there in the person of T S Clarkson of Lincoln Neb and they promise that he mil develop no little strength when tho voting begins In fact they claim to have very strong nopes oi nts election oasea upon a can- vass wnicn convinces mem mat ne win receive not only the united support of the posts in the far west but that of many delegtjejfromstates east of tho u I value a good one especially When such id- the JEN W U POWELL source of relief from rjain As a tropDepartment Commands Stato of Illinois ical external- application I have found- Chamberlains Pain Balm the is no doubt that candidates froiri other states will bob up as soon as the en ¬ best remedy Irhave ever used for neuralgia of any kind I have conscien campment convenes During the week of the encampment tipusly recommended it to many perand the week following there will be sons William Hprne M D Janes ville Wis SoldbvR 0 Hardwick excursions at low rates of transportation to the various battlefields and Druggist points of interest in the south The VALUE OP A MlNUTE dedication of the National park at Chlckamauga and the ceremonies Inci- ¬ Nature Utilizes Inconceivably Small dent thereto will take place Septem Spaces o Time ber 10 and 20 and will bo attended by Napoleon who knew the value of as many old soldiers and their families time remarked that it was the quarter-as can conveniently make the trip In the interim the battlefields of Frank ¬ hours that wdn battles says the lin Chattanooga Murireesboro Stone Boston Advertiser Thfe vlue of Elver Dalton Resaca AllatoonaPass minute has been often recognized Missionary Ridge Lookout Mountain and any person watching a railway and Atlanta will be visited The Society of the Army of the Cum ¬ clerk handing out tickets and change berland will hold its regular meeting during the last few niinutes availa ble must have been struck with how atChlckamau ga S e t ember 18 20 much could be done in these short and the Society of periods of time the Army of tho At the appointed hour the train Tennessee wJi i o h starts and by and by Is carryfng pasmeets in Cincinnati sengers at the rate of sixty miles dn September 1Q and hour In a second you are carried to IT wilt adjourn twenty nirif yards in one twenty-Chattanooga and conclude its exerninth part of a second you pass6ver cises- there on the one yuru inow one ynru is quire an 10th The pro¬ appreciable distance- bufcohdtwenfys gramme of exer ninth of a second is a period which cisos at Chlcka e cannot be appreciatecft mauga will be an when weeome to plane ¬ Yet it is Interesting and tary arid stellar motions thattbe varied one and the occasion aa a whole motion of tbfiriuntVdivisIbilit of promises to be to BADGE OF WOMANS time dawns xiponuI ifi anew light BELIEF COBPS the ex soldier who ft wjtild seem tba no porlibri of served in the armies of the Ohio the timej however microscopic Is1 una- ¬ Cumberland and tthe Tenneseejthe Nature canriot perforin most important event of the present vailable decade The war department has erec-¬ prodigies nbt certainly in less than ted at jChatJanooga a monsterjbent hav- ¬ no unit uut in poruonB suuuuubeus Tile ing seats for 10000 people dnofin this to be altogether inconceivable tent meetingsAvill be held asfollows earth reyblves qn her axlsin twenty Evening of September 18 annual re¬ four hours At the equator her cir union of the Society of the Army of the cumference is 25000 miled Henoe Cumberland Evening of September 10 battlefield in that part of the earth a persotfis reunion of the Society of the Army of being carried eastward Wthe rate of 509 yards per second that is the the Tennessee Evening pi September 20 reunion of moving over a yard whose lengtn is the Burvivors of the commands of Gens conceivable in the period of one Hooker and Lpngstreet five j This last means a friendly meeting of ond hundred arid ninth part of asec ¬ of which we can- have no conthe blue and the gray and will be an ception at till occasion of inuch Interest to those who But more the orbital motion of participate in it The ladles Of the Womans Relief the earth round the sun causes the Corps will attend the encampment in former to perform a revolution of large numbers this year and a com- nearly 600000000 miles in a year mittee of ladies appointed by the citi- or somewhat less than 70000 miles an zens committee of Louisville have made hourj which is more than 1000 miles arrangements for their reception in a minute Here then our second J F Hekdebsos carries us the long distance of about Silver In Sea Water nineteen miles The mighty ball Sea water contains silver in consid ¬ thus flies about a mile in the nine erable quantities It is deposited on teenth part of a secondw the copper sheathing of vessels in amounts sufficient to make its reduction CURED BY tLECTROPOISE profitable Whiffleigfi Im trying to cure my- ¬ JL LADY WHO SUFFERED DEATH ALMOST self of the cigarette habit by smoking tary medicines Still Its Valde Recognizee By Phtsicuns As a rule I am opposed to proprie- j have decided to offer niy youre horse Willis for sale Four yedra old st6ond last June Is black with white feet MrJLJ Van Cleve had him in training six weeks rpcently and writes me the following letter Augu8teth1895 In answer toyourlnqnlry with reference to ydurhorsfiwllf isay thlsl I have not had ft horeo on my track this year that showed jnore speed than he did from the yery start and in deed he improved right along until my driver quit I have held the watch on him and seen him trot mllsln24Sandquartersat a much faster gait Have seen him trot one eighth In 20 seconds time after time with apparent ease and perfectly within himself I do not know of a joung horse anywhere that shows as muoh promise for a fast trotter aa your horse His dispositions perfect any lady or child Not can handle him with perfect safety afraid of anything He will be fast as afay and game to the core In good hands Is capable of taking a very low mars John J VanClkve The following letter from the trainer August 0th lSB5r hands high and will Your horse Is weigh 1050 pounds training condition but In road horseordsr 1100 pounds Is a well por portlohed horse and safe for any one to drive unusually clever forlayoungborse I took the horao perfectly green and with six weeks handling drove him one eighth of a mile at a 0in emit anA nnnM fivd lirtvAtt Mm fflBtpr had the track been good Your horse 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 showgirl Increase In Elijah Bills Trainer speed I do not ask an exhorbltant price for my colt and to any person wishing to purchase undeveloped speed and remarkably flue disposition wlthgoodhablts I will gladly furnish S N Vail pedigree andf price Cor Seventh and Libert Sts nopklnsvllle Ky Horn JFor Safe i WN DUKERt FUHERAt DIRECTOR Entirely new and first rcflasa In all respects Excellent Sample RoomB iuu seryiqeunoqualed inthe city Qn Double par Elhe 0F LTPTIleidkrr proprietors Honfle5flou - Ky whew m fi LOUISVILLE Have your Photograph made at WYBRANTS NEW STTJDIO No 580 Fourth Avenue Louisville Ky HOB Lath AE rY HOPKINSVILLE Is the finest Hpjel In the South All mod ern Improvements Steam Heat and Elect Lights throughout per day Etf- - Kates 2 to The OMna Decorator An Illustrated mSiittily Journal the only publication in the world devoted exclusively to Information and instruction on all matters connected with China and Glass Painting and Decorating Hodges 350 Go Managers Acknowledged by- - Amateurs Professionals and Teachers asindlspensablQ andthq recog- ¬ nized authority on all subjects connected with thesearts Each number contain a bfwlful colored study pis or more pagesioCpLitiis with full directlonsi for reprodnctlonpana a queryjcolumnopen to subscribers only Every iady Shonld Sie d PROFESSIONAL CARQS hafbery ybtJell Lawyers Practice In the Courts of Christian and ad olnlng counties Hopklnsvllle Ky Office City Hall bulloiug oburi Square In stamps tor Bamplecopy Mention this paper Vrfce yearlyj1800 mailed j per copy SOc Orders andJ subscriptions received at thl office The Cunt A DECOBXfOBPubllshingCo 86Unlversltyna0eTNewYorkClty 6c plVESHAL Attornei at Law Practlpeln the Couitsof Chrlftian and ad joining counties H6pkinsvilleKy Office over Planter Bankfi v U S WITHERS REXDAIE HERD 61 Berkshlfef hogs and southdown sheep Nice lot of year old Bucks and pigs of both sexes now ready for delivery MB KiNqi Attorney and Counsellor atLaw Practices In the Courts of Christian and ad ¬ Newstead Ky joining counties Office over Planters Dr Miatthew Hopklnsvllle Bank Ky i Henry Kollocl Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon in U SNavy af- ¬ terwards Post Surgeon U S Army and later Surgeon British Marine Service with tw years experience as Physician at Hot Springs Ark will welcome the sick and af ¬ flicted at His Office where consultation - one of the Most Successful Doctors ofwith tho presant ago Is cordially Invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed In every case undertaken IIUSTINLPEAY Attorney at law Office Weberstreetrearof Courtnouse 1 I Collections a Specialty Hopklnsvllle Ky Qn MS MERRIWETHER Lsteof Louisville v Dentfst Atoe Offlco In Dr Matthew HeqryKollock Treats Succeseiully AH Ghrouio and Long Standing Diseases hospital methods Summers Building HopklnsyHle Ky over Bassett flQQ4Vi WtiLctilJJL Dyspepsia Bronchitis Asthma treated by latest WITH SICK HEADACHE a pipe Dis- ¬ Brleflelgh How are you getting D NDREW SEARGENTM It Relieves Neuralgia Ialns Every TJineand along Sores Pimples Scofnla Tumors Eczema Whiffleigh Splendidly Tapering Is a Certain Cure for the Eiasjicratlng drip Physician and Surgeon uicers bxruibib ana on trouDies ariBing off In great style I only fill tho bowl from an Impure state of the blood promptly OfficeUthand Main Streets opposite City and completely eradicated forever from the two thirds paper to one third tobaoco I will say that my wife suffered Court Room system restorlngjiealtlrjndpurlty now N Y World Blood jand Skin ease death with sick headacho for years very olever little miss Wrote some verses on a kiss Describing well the sweet sensation But questioned on tbo authorship She let this little statement slip The kiss vras a collaboration -- Life A SLIGHT MISCALCULATION A It TVas arid the Electropbiso has almost Hopklnsvllle Ky cur- ¬ Telephony fcof 5 IfHHKMRf Good hevlngs Herr Heveewayte Rachel der baby velghs more as I do myn8ellufl Judge ft llP ed her It relieves neuralgic pains every time and I do not doubt out that persistent use will entirely cure that trouble I have used it for or ¬ dinary fevers on our children of 3 to 0 years of age with most marked success Thirty six hours usually resulting in a decided cure As for myself I have haduoccasion to treat for a violent attack of la grippej broke it up conipletely in forty eight hours an Hours treatment locally between t lie eyes and all night treatment at high power on the ankle and continued through the next day did the work The Electropbiso is the- sovereign remedy for colds and all forms of prostration from overwork Yours very truly B B Sanheiis D RHHWALUAOE Weakbaok frequent and bilrnlng urine dis- ¬ eases of thfl bladder of both eexcl promptly TCidne T aD d Urinary Physician and Surgeon OFFICE up stairs ppposite Telephone office TSm4 rm 4 Gonl naa corner iNlnth arid Main Residence corner x a a v Syphilis Gleet Strictures Varicocele Hydro ¬ Main and Seventeenth cele Tenderness Weakness of Organs Piles Hopklnsvllle Ky nsiuiaquiuKi uuicu ivimuui pain oa aeten tlon from business nrlist uauioo aumenis and safely cured wlllrecelvespeclalaridcareful treatment for all their many rrr err cjcj TijLjij3 JcNIUtfOiMoDAVITT Bentist Offlco Hopklnsvllle Ky over Kellyfe Jewelry Store Painter and Paper Hanger Done with NeatnesVandjDlspatch 1 -- ALORKtiJ an4oTXov est Prlce tW SnOP 8th streerj rlejcKtp DSRj Beard office v HODkliisyllle Ky tf Rental terms I0 cash for fntir months with privilege to purohaiSe by jiaylng I178Q addition ¬ al at tho explrajlon of four months IMekt iflectropoUe boolcof particulars free to any ofldres w WGRA r JI2iIL rroprietor ui m FIilfcNafoBhl3WhoirtJhop Shavlngl0ojshamppjing aSosHalr Cutting 2Sc Notblngbut flrst clatsvorkLand In the jk latest fashion- s DUBOIS WEBB v Dr Kpllqok u 613 - Ohur oh Street NshVilleiTenttLT r ru t 1 tions Impotency Melancholy Dizziness Loss of Energy andConfldence the dreadful effects of Early vlcewhlch brings OrganioWeakness unfitting one for business study or enjoyment of life treated with never failing success On examination the urinary deposits a ropy sedi ¬ ment will often be found arid sometimes a in all particles of albumen will appear or tho color will be of a thin mllklsh hue again changing to a dark and turbid annearance There are many men who die of this difficulty iBuutaui ui me cause vmcn is tne second stage of Seminal Weakness The doctor will guarautee a perfect cure in all such cases and healthy restoration of the Kenitureurlnary organs KiTJi your troubles If living nway from the city You can be cured at home by corres- ¬ pondence Ahjfilutft nprroov ltv all nrofea- slonal dealings and medicine aenfsiMyre from observation Testimonials of mijtnts are never published Bank references ro my responsibility cheerfulV un Address Nervo us Debility il 3 613 FOUnTrJ AVJiNUEi HooSVICLB KeNXOOKT HopkinsvijiefKr xtiiQortoFlraiXfttlohftlftnk- j r- - A r i Hfe t s r Sm7 St rL t yA- I lV V 1 Jflt ys w l j WW 4 i s v tfft tff4 Trigs weeks Circuit dottttpirtorj First Monday Is jFebruary term three weeks third Monday la Mayterm two weeks j flr Ttfoaday la September terra three Fourth Monday In February era sliTiH Il flrsC Monday in June term Monday in September tout term six e OittoWiy aeond Monday in April term three wecki rs Motidav n August term two weeks second Monday in November term three weeks Lyon FiriC ifonday in May term two weeks fir8t Monday la August term two weeks flw t Wonnday l Decembefcr term two weeks dtiRigTijI lak f W iMafjt ikr r ou irr i rvv rrvJV i jf J i sy ka vjt H fUj Ww- 7 p- SvTiZ f fl jsi 11 11 vt j i w C hihb ifv rihi xTT fepmi ENOTKXAN Tt t1 EXPECTANT MOTHERS J v vrH fr eraiw cniid MOTHER -F- Bf 5 r ii INSURES Sofetv a Ol l IW 10 ftlOU i SOLDIERS4 MpNUMENT f greetedat LeaJvttle Ky la Hooor The monnmnttb confederate deiwl erected ufaaerthaAuapIcies of the Ken-tupkyWomens Monument aesdcWtlon was dddlcaledatLoulsvillcJulrso A Little Giifs Escapef THIN GIRL BECOMES ROSY AND PLUMP Daughter Saved A tbkCfW4Crate DeacU APALE CERULEAN SPRINGS ti Vitas DoBce Checked Jiving kTheaBhafsltuatcd at the Intersection ofThirdStreet and the boulovard atD Street isr tho result of fifteen years nuvi uu tuwinut ui uJtnuiUUU Ul tUU state who raised upward of 20000 ior the purpose Itwas a proud day in their lives when their tribute of love RIENO Robs Confinement of Its Pain Horrorand Risk i Dr Kollock In Nashville I Regular Graduate and kegisterod Physician FormerlytABSistantBurcebn TJ S Navy after ¬ wards Post Surgeon U S Army and later Surgeon British Marine Service with tw6 years experience as physician at Hot Springs Jforsedby Jhe Encyclopoedia Brl ArK anica vol X-- jfage 135 the largest and most important work inahe vrld being in wenty flve volUmesedchthe size of a large church Bible He is noted Jas the discoverer ol the active principle ofgelsemlhum a speci ¬ Debility The DootofihaslbSin pillvq rtne world and has made nirnyi curejTglVei i5pby other physicians VpndomeBulldlns 23 Mv wife used ifOTnEns rnreNnnt fnfA Hfrth nf lii flrof nlliY iA i suffer from ClUlllS or PAlNS was dulckly reuovcu t m tinicui aour SUuenngiDUt little she had no pains afterward ana her recoveiy was ruyiu rriccsivu ner uome iionirTn I ers maJledFree BBADFlBIibTniEaDtiATOB BOLD Tu i Sent bV Alall fisJonM8TOjfEufaujaAla or Ernrpi nn Kln rf Mmh fla COAttaata BTALL DEU00I8TS A tiietal epidemic of embtionl ref ligion seems to be sweepiiig over fic r6rnciiralgfaoftHfffaceaBdwoinbrOures uuuiicasiie county Catarrh Syphilis Lost Manhi ood and General Am The SpraerseklWdlsfe tbzfumish music for thSoffienieWaifi see For Sarsaparilla whichia the one great dition putting a horse in a fine healthy con try Dr Cads Condition pwders i blood purifier They tone up the system aid digestioncure loss of appetite relieve constipation correct The saloon kcepera of Manchester kidney disorders and destroy worms giving have to close at 96cldckevery night new life to an old or over worked horse 25 tKarTduTbloM VbUtff Gb6cTKealtirf6116wTtKrue6f Hoods OhamberlainB Eye and Skin Ointmont Is unequalled for Eczema Tetter Salt- ueuia ccaia neaa sore JMppIes Chapped Hands I utcliins Piles HumWt lhc avwv J thronicSore Eye3 andGranulated EjoiLids J or sale by druggists at 26 centa poe bor 1 My cents per package For sale by druggists toms your liver is out of order and your blood is slowly being poisoned because your blood does not act properly Herbine will cure any disorder of the liver stomach or bowels It has no equal as a liver medicine Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at K 0 Hardwicks drug store The JDjind DTnstitute at Danville expects 300 students this season From all accounts Chamberlains Cough Remedy is a Godsend to the afflicted Thereis no advertisement aboiifjius we feel just like sayingjit v m bad taste in mouth foul breath coated tongue dyspepsia indigestion hot dry skin pain in back and between the shoulders chills and fever etc If you havtf any of these symp A Soond Liver Makes a Weli Man Are you bilious constipated or troubled- with jaundice sick headache has-been- Church in Memphis 5 The Kev W E Ellis of Stanford called to big Christiah t rr J r When When When When Baby was sick wo gav her Castoria she was a Child she cried for Castoria she became Miss sho clung to Castoria she had Children she gave them Castoria - ffJ Linnietta Springs were quite popular this summer under Col Riehardp management m m m m m Tlltfl5em6oratCafrolltonKy For sale by KC Hardwick Druggist KOTICI I WAirr every man and woman In tho United Stott interested In the Opium and Whisk habits to have one of mr book on these dis eases Address B M Woolley Atlanta Q Box 382 and one will be sent joufxeo se x Barbor of Edgerton Kan who being duly sworn on oath deposes and says During the spring of the current year 1893 my daughter Bertie aged 13 years be¬ came afflicted with a nervous disease which grew upon her to such an extent that it se¬ riously interfered with her1 studies and arouse the gravest fears that it would de My daughter velop into St Vitus dance became so nervous that she would drop her knife and fork while eating and would at times be seized with nervous twitchings which excited the alarm of myself and wife About this time my wife read in a news ¬ paper of a wonderful cure of the same disease effected by Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People So strongly was I impressed with the facta set forth in the testimonial that I wrote to ascertain the authenticity of the Receiving a reply which completely ACase tisuea me x sent tor a dox oi tne puis je rom ttic verv urst doie a marked im rovementm in mv daughters condition1 was noticeu sne bad became tnin and exces- sively pale as is common to sufferers from nervous diseases and her weight had de- ¬ creased to an alarming extent After a careful and thorough trial of the pills she not only besan to grow less nervous but also kbejf an to gain flesh It is needless to say that I was both surprised- and delighted with the wonderful change brought about by the first box of the She is a new girl and all the symp ¬ pills toms of her disease have disappeared Dr Williams Pink Pills have certainly wrought wonderful and complete cure and I can say nothing too good in their favor But now she is away on a visit something sho would not have thought of being able to do three months ago From being shrinking strong confederate soldiers monumest m morbid and timid she has become a of ever healthy girl with no appearance IOCI8VILLE having been afflicted with any nervous trou- ¬ bles The and affection for tho lost cause was take great pills have done wonders and I pleasure in recommending them completed and raised on Its pedestal to all who are afflicted with a similar ready for tho unveiling L L Bakbob Signed disease The day had been declared a half hol Subscribed and sworn to before me this iday by Mayor Tavlor About the 14th day of August 1893 SEAL W H Kelly Notary Public monument a frreat crowd gathered Mrs Barbor who was present The dedication was preceded by a that they owed their daughters lifedeclared to Pink parade of severalthousand confederate Pills veterans escorted by the Louisville Le Dr Williams Pink Pills contain all the ffion of the State Guard The oration elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered was delivered by Gen PasU W Iuke brother inhvw of Gen John H Mor ¬ nervjs Ihoy are manufactured by the Dr Williams Medicine NY gan and one of bis staff His remarks and aro sold only in Co Schenectady firms boxes bearing the went deeply to the hearts of the white trade mark and wrapper at 50 cents a box or six boxes for 250 and are never sold in haired veterans who stood beside him and there was scarcely a man among bulk or bv the dozen or hundred he JCnntas City Juo Journal vJThMfollowing possesses an interest to tho Journal and its readers because the case Isjtf great vdlua from a medical point of tiewand further because it ia sworn to and its truth absolutely proren Tho case de- ¬ scribed is that of the daughter of L L iotji This famous health and pleasure resort the oldest in Western Kentucky is situated on tbo O V Railroad 14 miles from Princeton and 16 miles from Hopkiusville and is open the year round SIX TRAINS DAILY THE HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS ARE UNSURPASSED T W GUNN Triors Countv Kentucky COvers in Sulphur and Chalybeate Water Abundance Temperature of Sulphur Water 56 degrees flowing from a bold and neve failing spring AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN STRING BAND ON HAND Rates reasonable and made known on application Address Managers For Descridtive WT Pamphlet and full particulars a CTT3T mJ 5C Summer season now open CO TOM P MAJOR ill I mlrv- JwAp iA fWAC0 Y s v t 1845 TION Late of ClarksvllleTenn JASDHEADLEYJb Late of Givena ueatller Co OR CO Louisville Ky 1895 WAREHOUSE ftOMrK MAJOR PROPRIETORS Insure in the Old Beliakxe- - No 1025 West Main Street MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY AMZI DODD President CO 55233 0 Total Assets January 1st 1695 Paid Policy Holders since organization 1379S43l66a Surplus Former N Y Standard 67233 Losses paid In Kcntuckr over 30000 After second year GUARANTEED CASH SURRENDER VALUES on life and endowment policies INCONTESTIBLE CASH LOANS made on assignable policies in case of lapse no FORFEITURE policy ia continued in force FOR FULL AMOUNT by the reserve orlf preferred to the purchase of a paid up policv No restrictions as to RESIDENCE or OCCUPA- THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired FW SMITH CO State Agents 542 West Main street Louisville Ky CALLIS WALLACE Local Ageats KENTUOKY HOPKINVILLE W l county the Cadiz is gom to have a public to market owners wont trv to haul drinking fountain Ballards Horehound Ssrup In a jecent letter io tHe manufacWe guarantee this to be the best turers Mr W F Benjamin editor of the Spectator Rushfbrd N Y says Caugh Syrup manufactured in the Itmay1Htea pleasure to you to know whole wide world This is saviner a great deal but it is true For Con thehigbSteominwhichiChamber lains medicines are held by the peo- sumpton Caughs Colds Sore Throat ple of your own state where they Sore Chest Pneumonia Bronchitis must be best known An aunt of Asthma Croup Whooping Cough mine who resides at Dexter Iowa and all diseases of the Throat and was about to visit me a few years Lungs we positively guarantee Bah since and before leaving home wrote lard3 Horehound Syrup to be without me asking ifjthey were sold here on equal on the whole face of the globe stating if they were not she Would an support of this statement we ref r bring a quantity with her as she did to every individal who has ever used if not like to be without them The ana to every aruggist wno has ever medicines referred to are Chamber- sold it Such evidence is indisputable lains Cough Eemedy famous for its Free trial bottles at RC Hardwicks cures of colds and croup Chamber lains Fain Balm for rheumatism lurne The Nicholasville negroes are hold- ¬ back pains in the side and chest and ing a very successful camp meetiDg Chamberlains Colic Cholera and under astent Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel comMrs Hamilton Cambridge Ills plaints These medicines have been in constant use in Iowa for almost a says I had the rheumatism so bad 1 The people could not raise my hand to my head quarter of a century have learned that they are articles of Ballards Snow Liniment has entiregreat worth and merit and unequaled ly cured me I take pleasure in inby any other They are for sale here forming my neighbors and friends by R C Hardwick Druggist what it has done for me Cbas Hand ley clerk for Lay Lyman Jiewa Ewes are sblling for SI a head nee Ills advises us Snow Liniment Three years ago they fetched 33 to 4 cured him of Rheumatism Why not try it It will surely do vou erood I Cheapest The Best Is It cures all inflammation wounds Foleys Sarsaparilla is from three sores cuts sprains etc Free trial to ten time3 stronger in blood cleans- bottles at R C Hardwicks ing qualities than any other proprieA DECEPTIVE 8IGJT tary medicine Trial size 50c For sale by O K Wyly So many watermelons in Hardin Principal to new apprentice Has the bookkeeper told you what you have TEMPLE to do in the afternoon Soofl to Do Erected at St Coals bj tho Youth Yej sir I was to waken Brethren of the Craft him when I saw you coming Daheim St Louis ia to have a new Masonic Uadnt Stopped for Good Temple and it will be a credit to the Jones we miss you lots You order in Missouri and the city An or¬ ganization has been formed by the havent been to the club since your leading local masons called the Masons wife died Well dont worry I shall marry Building association and they have Life had plans drawn for a building to cost again 350000 The association has for its A Technical Explanation officers the following prominent citi- ¬ First Compositor Wheres the fore zens Isaao M Mason president V O Saunders vice president H A Blos- man to day Second Compositor I dont know som treasurer John 0 Hall secretary The Devil He tried to ride a bicycle and the directors are B F Nelson E Puclc B Farmer H M Pol- - last night and pied his form 0 Eobinson J FINE MASONIC them who did riot shed a tear as the old times were recalled The shaft rises to the height of fifty feet above1ahexagonal base fifteen feet sqnare Tlie base is broken into a flight of three tepa It is crowned with the flgnre of a soldier at parade rest in confederate regimeriCals The words confederate momorlal5 Btand out jnst above the top 6tep and are flanked- on one side by a figure of an artilleryman with raised swab and on the other side by an officer about to draw his sword Sculptured cannon balls make a ring about the shaft jnst abovetheir heads JJnder thla warlike necklace is the emblem and motto of the confederate 6tates of America Formerly with Alexander T Grant Propr B T Grant E B Baldwin Clerks Shadow Osco a sweet tittle babe Of the masculine sox Was named Francis Xavier And the poor little dear All through bts career at a Great Name ARLINGTON HOTELi BEASONONBLL CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN SaTES Felt its blihin8 F X h0 Hypnotists STREET Tribune LOUISVILLE HOT AND COLD BATHS KY BAR BARBER SHOP stairs Landlady Itstheprofessor of hyp ¬ notism trying to get his wifes permis ¬ sion to go out this evening N Y Jew ¬ ish Messenger Lot the Cat Out oi the Bag New Boarder Whats the row up ¬ SAMUEL HODGSON Tenn MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF 4 Clarksville ITALIAN MARBLE SCOTCH -SWEDE and the most desirable EASTERN GRANITES -MONUMENTS TABLETS STATUARY After 40 years experience we feel confident that all work entrusted to us will be executed in an artistic and skillful manner QHLY THE BEST MATERIAL USED gF Mr F M Whitlow is our solicitor but I dont like it It makes me look older than I am He gallantly Oh impossible Miss Clara Penny Illustrated Paper Not Likely However She Im glad you admir Gallant my gown jjBBWQBJppBife That hen is as thin as a specter said Farmer Sparrowgrass to his wife Perhaps she is going to lay a ghost instead of an Qgg replied Mrs Spar- ¬ rowgrass Judge Lea Livery Feed And Sale SStmmmmWLwi1 Stable I 15 Y houses and residence Paris will re number 1fiei6usiness 4 If Found At C K Wylys drugstore a mar veldus cure for all kidney complaints nervous exhaustion and female weak- ¬ ness It is the Clinic Kidney Cure MfiM OT5W z SDH 3WrilfiC ST LOOTS COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS Strang Caddingions stUl suffering from HOPK1NSVILLE KENTUCKY that toothache though 1 advised him lr Good Rigs rtth or without drivers furnished day or night Special ratei to Commer to take a drop of carbollo acid and kill clalmon Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES the nerve Perrins tidnt he do it MfcTWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT Lea No he didnt have the nerve BOWLING GREEN Puck i C S0UTHERN An Inducements tho standard medicines used in the Working Womens Home Association at 21 South Peoria street Chicago best satisfaction here Truths Tersely Told t roleys Honev and Tar is one of BlABOma DtHLDLNO your lesson Sunday School Teacher You knew Dr Blinn Medf Supt Foleys Honey and Tar gives the 0 F BioKHAns Ro3eland 111 My customers call for Foleys Honey and Tar when wanting a good coughsyrupY m Farmer Woodbine Now Huldah that man told us 220 was down about here theres that sign over the door Tfie admission to the Paris Fair has that says there aint no 220 Texas hot been advanced as stated by some Sif tings papers V JH Kuste Easton For sale by C K Wyly m b Marys Lamb F taking Hoods When Wotot YoijVitXMlJ liif Jlf ALHn I a ws3i i Sareaparillarto-pyer- are t And everywhere that Mary went That lamb was other hcolj It couldnt do it riow you know For Mary rides a wheel Louisville Courier Journal aro vou not doincr the sarheLiWrien Why was I born a queen she you know that woods Sarsaparilla WaflArl Amid aUtkwe trappings of state 6he has power to euro rheumatism dys- and ail diseases caused jby em- - mourueu Jvepsia Why wia I born a queen W pure blood- why do you continue to Wiih an nergyprungrrom despera suffert Hoods cures others why not tion she Bh6V again erown and youi n tried once more to bend it into aa ap-Hi Desperate hr lard F J Prosser John Greenough Tommy Tommy Yesm Pa said hed let mo BOWLINB GREEK BUSINESS COLLEGE I SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL and J L Ennia Four thousand I English Teachers The great Business Training Scientific and Classic go fishing this afternoon if I didnt Poqk Keeplng Short hand School oi the South 1 Courses Music Art and Elocution provided Telegraphy Type masons in the city of Si Louis are in ¬ miss any of it Life Writing and Penmanship Pupils can enter at I for Low rates of board and tuition Send lot terested in the enterprise The cap any tithe Send for catalogue catalogue ital stock of the association is 1350000 tgMentIon Course desired Addresi At tho BaU CHEBET BROS PropYa Bovlisf JroonEy and it is the intention to induce every Mr Fastboy Do you know the name member in the city to become a stock- of that young lady over there holder making use of the money held Friend No I do not in reserve by the subordinate lodges to Mr Fastboy Td trive half what I purchase stocki The site of the struc ¬ owe my creditors to know who she Is one knows we are woolen ture has been selected in Market street Texas Slf tings fabrics and the most fashionable west of Twelfth directly opposite the in II WH Very Welcome by Comparison new city hall The building wffl bo guarantee fits and absolute- ¬ city Why did you meet that book ped seven stories in height and halls for ly want our customers to paz for am SimsH You never saw him each local lodge will be provided On dler so effusively the second floor wfU be a grand ball before did you clothes are not thoroughly Our No I thought at first be was a bill with banquet room adjoining kitchen collector Chicago Times Herald etc Tho material of the walla wiU be stock woolens is now complete embracing brtff brick granite and terra cotta A New Malady designs in London specials and trimmings The main entrance wiU How did all the people m this town open into a largo auditorium with onyx us No one else can exclusive and marble walls It is expected that happen to be afflicted with St Vitus dance show them everything will be in readiness to lay Theyre not Thats the bicycle the corner stone on October 1 dodge Detroit Free Press Safety oX Coats and Hats Prudent Wq invite you to call and very best always A practical invention has been intro ¬ She la it well do you think to tall duced m a Berlin restaurant where the truth about your friends prices see for yourself and clothes hooks are arranged in such a Ho Yea but wait till theyre gone way that after hanging a coat on them Truth they can be locked by means of a Oo Country lUaO snap lock in the upper hook or hat- Bos rack Begular guests receive perfectly this time km tigs JCSA- ESTABLISHED 186 iifinm ifVHVfii HOW TO DRESS NEATLY Eveiy the 9 dont We artists in tailors that satisfactory fall winter all the latest importations are the 4 Foreign with OUR TRIMMINGS get N 8 FJCKSOXAL GOSSIP if HOPEINSVIlItE KENTUOKIAN Mr XB i county wa in th city Saturday Mr T Mt Jones has returned from a business trip to New York Mr Chas Dean of Houston Tex READY MADE is the guest of Mrs Albert Kelly We hang them in your house with- S ri it i mr u want win return to uwenaa out extra cnarge ooro to day PRICES 79c Ir Henry Steele is in St Louis on 89c business io9c Mr J M Frankel and family are Bars any size made to order in Louisville this vresk Dr 0 K Wyly has returned from We have all a visit td Dawson MJbs Mamie Fletcher has returned jam full and offer everything at cut to her home in Louisville Mrs Ellen Ramsey has returned pnces torn a viBit to Paducah f Misses Kate and Maude Anderson We run our own have returned to Owensboro Miss Florrie Bibb of RuBsellville and will deliver any large package is the guest of Miss Lizzie Owen furniture stoves etc near the city Mr E T Cook and wife of Little Sock Ark are visiting in Trigg V Mum VIUCiaURtl SditorL W GUines Baasett returned yestr-- in aierefaandiw 20 stores under of ElMonT one root under one management on business 140000 fa y f Dn EKJH iiiiiH ft jh ni iI pTJlJIJrII HHIiiiiiW wot H iiiiiiiiiH September 10 1895 JL W GREAT 2Q ftSb Mosquito Bars JJJ BHhHHH h flB HH MHHHP BilF bHiB HHB1 1 imto t i Dedtrtraeiit Store msnti 40 to40 olefkf depart- - S- - V B i WE SET THE PACE AJXTilii H1HBUWU SEE MTTA r UJrc ouJdUUJLi READ Cigars 50 in a box COTE3 T77Xttf - T nir re jljio u pvT--- r XDCB no Ti -i We were heavy buyers Ruvaiiws m tuncea k SHOES uiwnci e opa the- - L r rinK paper c TrticiL READ 100 119 129 162 189 up to 3 Calf shoes for 249 MENS SHOES READ r4 XjadiesShoe List of lc Articles Button hole twist lc S dress stays lc Needles lc ppr Paper pins lc Thimbles lc each Tablet lc 24 sheets note ppr lc 2 teaspoons lc t i nr rr- in jLuveaopes wn iit ic zu nair puw 1 it t 6 lead pencils lo 6 slate pnclB lc 2 Rubber tip pencils lc I card Hooks and Eyes lc 1 Ladies Corefetsj 48c to 1 Three Floors per box 22c 89c 48c New Calicoes New Dry Goods everyduy Stationery Drpartmet For bargains in School Supplies New line of SuBpenders just New Carpets Will be on sale next week Freight Wagons Gents pumJngs reed C corfitsiSl25 Toilet Soaps lc2c3c We have tons of fine soaps Hosiery Department - Ladies black hose 5c Mens sox 46 5c to 25c Largest line in the city HousevFurni8hings i We can furnish a house complete Furniture Carpets Stoves Queens ware Shades Rugs c CBcorsets 98c S i from the cheapest up to Some At 98c 110 159 149 179 See our line for Bargains School Shoes Largest Shoe Department in the city MiBS in Paducah last week frem a short visit Rosa Steinhagen to friends returned RACKET HERE AND THERE JEREMIAH laCoplcinsville Ky H KUGLER New iTork 548 Broadway Manager 314--S16 RACKET LADIES to to the ti If t a I m r X li Ik 4 Kt 4 l re l KM aU Ift ii if i f X During the storm Saturday morn LOCALS ing J H Anderson Cos electric wires were struck at the same time wAai T3 a vn Km If A The public schools now have more Bassett Cos xicur jcijjuujc We were The burners at all the furniture stores were blown out and the globes disMr Thos Ellis of Jonesboro Ark man b50 pupils in Hopkinsville WtsSBk ADYER1ISINGAU is in the city on a short visit to his Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over colored but no further damage was Then call at Going done old friends He is now a prosperous City Bank Hopkmsville Ky jeweler of that place The Gun Club will go to Hender THOMPSON MEAD0RS Account of meeting of Grand toMisMUle Lodge Knights of Pythias the 0 V The old reliable Furniture dealers and Mrs McFarland has returned to son to day to shoot railway will sell tickets to Somerset undertakers Up stairs in Henry block her home in New Orleans after a Hopkinsville Ky lengthy visit to her daughter Mrs 8 Fob Rent desirable cottage of 6 or Ky and return on Sept 15th to 18th N6w Grorera back from fishing rooms on corner of Clay and 16th at one fare for Wm Blakemore round trip Return And gone to Gables Gray streets Apply at this ofhee Hes searching all the Scriptures limit Sept 27 E M Sherwood Agt Rev W E Foulks who has been For another name they say The Colored Methodist Conference engaged in ministerial work for sevHon Jas Breathitty Republican But youll nnd us rtt our butiness for Kentucky and a part of Tennessee candidate for Circuit Judge has is At the same old stand See the beautiful stock of new1 eral months in New Mexico returned And hope youll call and see us is in session at Clarksville home last Thursday and will remain sued a list of appointments to speak goods and buy what you want Wheneveryou possibly can if so1 PYLE RENSHAWseveral months with his familyt in this county commencing Sept 16 we suppose juageiann tne demoAllen Owen son of Mr M V The I W Harper is the finest flav- ¬ cratic nominee will meet the gentleOwen of Church Hill and Lawrence ored Whiskey on earth man on the stump Calloway Times Broadus another young man of the on ¬ Used in moderation it is a sure speThan you have ever bought it neighborhood entered Vander- same The two games of baseball last cific for indigestion for general de- before We bought our goods to bilt Training School at Elkton last week with the Nashvilles were a bilityt insomnia mental depression sell and we are going to sell them week Mr F M Girand of Bennettstown stand off The locals won the ffrst SOLD BY If you will only give us a chance by a score of 7 to 6 and the Nash W R Long Miss Laura Phillips of Pembroke has moved his family to this city to we will give you real bargains Hopkinsville Ky leaves Thursday for Conway Ark live He has located on East Ninth villes the second by 8 to 5 The Very Respectfully r Maysvilles will play the first three wnere sne wm again teacn in cen street days of this week tral Baptist College Many friends Dr J C McDavitt dentist will be regret her departure and their best absent from hisoffice until Oct 1st Dedication of the Chickamauga 7j wishes go with her Chattanooga Natl Park Sept 19 Mr M M Hanbery of Cadiz had N will sell round trip Wright Jouett a lot of clothing stolen from him one 20 Tho L Messrs W C tickets to Chattanooga for the above Henry J C Buckner HT H Aber night last week The thief entered occasion on Sept 16th 17th 18th aud TO BUY B4HK STOCK nathy 0 G Lander and D G Wiley tho Bleeping apartments 19th good returning until and on representatives to the K of P Grand For Rent A very desirable dwell ¬ Oct 18th for S445 Lodge at Somerset next week will Jbr tdr Ntf J M Adams Agent GARRETT MOORED start to morrow stopping over a few ing on South Virginia street 8 rooms large shady yard W W Wabe n The gross earnings of the Louisdays in Louisville Thivi r Fv J SARZEDAS Tom Ellis son of Mr R J Ellis ville Nashville Railroad for the Vs r -H ii j Clarksville leg fourth week of noTEi fejAM wo- ¬ while in a fell and broke his with an increase of August were 580225 Estrayed from my place near Ca GUSY0UNG has wrestling contest 20554 over the cor- diz two iron gray horse mules r 4f 4 and Gaston OBrian of that place Fri- responding week of last year The the Agency for the t gross earnings from July 1 tb Aug 6 years old i Have not been sheared day lately Both have white on end of be Champion Mowers Si show an increase of 261468 over tail and Some the ad- ¬ cockerelschoice young Plymouth Rock tne corresponamg period ot last year cut on hoofs small ones front feet are and Reapers for sale Apply here They were last heard The L ¬ Nwill sell round trip of on August 31 going in the direc- ¬ Uh Mr John White who is in charge to Atlanta Ga Sept 5th and tion of Dawson Ky Will pay liber- ¬ Uv of Dr M W Williams 6tock farm tickets 12th and daily from Sept 15th to ally for their recovery V Vt will be married to morrow night to Dec 15th 1895 inclusive limited to P K Redd Miss Mattie Ferguson of this city Confederate Veterans at Princeton Trilby Lockets Jan 7th 96 Rate 51610 Will also Cadiz Ky 7c A bran new buggy never been sell daily from Sept 16th to Dec 15th Belt Buckles Pbinceton Kt Sept 7 This city cneaper tnan dirt In limited to 20 days from date of uale Belt Pins TOnACCO NEWS was in gala attire to day All the run tor sale office Rate S1180 And on Sept 16 26th quire at this Gentlemens Fobs business houses were decorated and Born to Mr Dulin Oct 7th 16th 26th Nov 5tb 15th Ladie Guard Chains fags floated on horses and hacks Weaver nearthe wife ofSept 7th a 25tb Dec 5th 16th limited to 10 LOUISVILLE MARKET Beverly An immense throng of people was days from date of sale Rate 860 Silver Stick Pins Major HoUse sold 23 hhds 1 hhd girl baby here and the reunion of the Peace J M Adams Agent Hart county leaf at 14 4 Hart lugs aA ShirtWaistSetts nuie roseaaornsner nair Bivouac of Confederate Veterans was little shirtwaist snowy white A H Goodwin Among the boarding pupils of at 6 60 to 2 40 4 Adair leaf and lugs W A PPool Tie Clasps And dainty skirts with laces rare a success The old veterans enjoyed Complete the six pound baby bright Rfitlipl Rpmnlft CVlllorro nroflin frtllnnT at 4 55 to 140 2 Cumberland leaf w We have a good assortment of the O WW the meeting and many grasped H K a S3 at AA w to jl ot b Mulilen ing Misses Elsie Torrence Arkan- hands who had not met since they GOODWIN above goods feer leaf and at 5 to 2 5 Crit sas Anna R Beach Vermont Lillian S8 disbanded The crowd was estimated Brown Illinois Ida Fuqua Lottie tenden leaf ancllugs at 4 90 to 2 50 at 3000 Gen Buckner CongressFort Jennie Ball Bessie Currier 2 McLean trash at 2 10 man Hendrick and attorney Gates Keep thp best and fresh est stock GRAVES Anne uarver uarne Jones and Nan A Otance To Make made addresses this afternoon Pive Hundred Dollars of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be ble nie Smitn Tennessee Nettie Jenkins The New York Ledger with its ac found in the city warren county JNannie iailbreath of JEWELERS Nelson county Etta English and customed liberality offers to its read- ¬ 32 Country Produce handled Mattie Milner Breckeuridge county MAIN One Thcsand Dollars in Cash Opposite Phoenix Hotel f Ella Campbell Union county Lillie ers Main street May Hollingsworth Caldwell county Prizes for the best explanations of the While playing baseball at Casky Maud Brown Daviess county Come mystery of the Inn by the Shore by Tnursday a negro boy about lb years McElroy Virginia Jackson and Bes MiBS Florence Warden the author of Ky r Hopkinsviife i tt imi ii old was struck in the face and his sie daclison t on tne iviarBU j jeirst Lyon county Cora J 6 tt face torn open from the corner of his Buckner Caldwell county Hattie vnze five hundred dollars The bal- mouth two or three inches Dr Wmiams McUracken county Alta ance ot tne one thousand dollars Moseley sewed up the cut Bettis Garrard county Minnie Rowe divided into thirty five cash prizes X ayson county awarded according to merit of an Dr A P Campbell has resumed and Alay Kowe The best stockof Stqyeb and Ranges j Grace Bughes and Virginia Duffsers The story commences in the Mrs Dabney will reopen her studio Sept 17 his practice and aJ60 has secured the in tne city China Class Tuesday and Thursday right to extract teeth by the painless Rnrrfin rrnnf v 1 Tirvo Wnlnntt ynl jueuger ux oopiemoer xa anu compel Oil Class Wednesday and Erlday each week 8 to 12 a m mu TI jrrowse unu TTI juam juuuien tors may send in their guesses at any Hours from Office over Bassett Co process juia Terms 15 per term of six weeks berg county Fannie Wash Trigg time during the publication of the Material A little son of Mr county Tannie CowperEmmaShem first nine installments but the prizes prlcei andand China ordered at reasonable Everything In the Tinware line cheap ar ChlnaFlredt dirt Chas W Lacev of the Concord well Edwinna Davis aud Nettie will be awarded to the readers who ar STUDIO at Residence South Mln Sf neighborhood fell from a table Fri Adams Livingston county first send the best answers Here is KNOWLEDGE day morning and bit his tongue phine Hatcher Todd county Jose- a chance for a young couple to get a JA8IBEOTE Ora Brings comfort and improvement rinc about half in two Drs Stites and Baker EthelJM organ Alberta Baker home for a young man to get an Call on us for Roofing and Guttering t Plain and Ornamental tends to personal enjoyment whei Blakey were called in and sewed up Florence McCall and Maggie Willis education and a start in life or for a Plasterer rightly used The many who live bet the cut Christian county Susie White Trigg widow to lift a mortgage The award Hopkinsville Ky ter than others and enjoy life more vith Acct Mational Encampment of the county Mary Taylor Meade county is for the nearest to a correct explanaBest pumps In the market Foreepumps less expenditure by moe promptly Grand Army of the Republic the L Formerly with Forbes Bro bucket pumps all kinds of pumps tion which can be made as easily by tc adapting the worlds bet products N will sell round a girl as by a boy by a woman as by to Will make estimates on all kinds Last Notice the needs of physical being will attest Louisville at J375 on trip tickets9th a man by anybody that will give the Sept 8th to health of the pure liquid 10th of plastering and cement work the vaiue All city taxes fqr 1891 not paid by requisite care and thought to solving and 11th good returning until Special attention to repairing laxative principles embraced in the October 1 1895 will be advertised the riddle offered by the story It is All work guaranteed and prices and on October oth remedy Syrup of Figs and the property sold to pay same reasonable Repair work a spec- ¬ Virginia St Hopkinsville Kj an interesting task with u big reward J M Adams Its excellence is due to its presenting L C Cravens Collector Opposite Hotel Latham for the winners Everybody likes to Agent ialty and will receive prompt atIn the form most acceptable and plea spl04t guess how a story will end and all to the taste the refreshing and trul ant The drug firm of Bradley Mc tention are apt to think after reading a few beneficial properties of u perfect lax Clannahau Clarksville has been disGEO South Kentucky College Address Lock Box 420 ative effectually cleansing the system solved Dr VrClannahan retiring chapters that they can tell just how AGENT dispelling cold9 headaches and fevers Dr Bradley will continue in business The fall session of South Kentucky a story is coming out Here is a ana permanently curing constipation while Dr McClannahan has not yet college will begin to day with the chance for these wise readers to turn Several years ago I was taken with It has given satisfaction t millions poii wisdom to good account Tlae a severe attack of flux I was sick in HOUSEKEEPERS best prospects for years A large their met with the approval of the inedicn announced his future plans Do you UT l of boarding pupils have al ¬ Ledger is as good as tho Bank of bed about ten days and could get market want the best spoons a rid forks in the number profession because it acts on the Kir The Smeiiling silvei Inlaid Ex- neys Liver and Bowels without wenl ready arrived to bo on hand at the England and those who give the first Chamberlains Colic Cholera and 8lne ths tl- and best explanations will get tho opening emng them and it h perfectly free fror e liope that some of our Diarrhoea Remedy which cured me I This prizes every objectionable subtance r and has been a household remedy renlers ma be among thfem i ovv of Figg is tor sale by all drug Syrup i with us ever since J C Ma blow gists in 50c anul bottles but it is mm ¬ G A E Encampment Decaf urville Mo For sale by H Q ufactufed by the California Fig Syruj name id printed on evci j Co only whose The 1 Ss N has extended the sale Hardwick Druggist r ¬ package also tho name Syrup of Figs 4t of round trip tickets to Louisville at thirteen-year-ol- d A girl at Grand PATENTED ¬ and being well informedyou will no A 375 until Friday Sept 18th Haveu Mich was convicted of kill then call and sen thn rnnin at the Od Bella accept any substitute if offered T le Jewelry HOBsofijDKellyOtbernofalle j -u ji adams agent 11 ing jer my wjer uruuua jteot in ioojr ii -- Miss Pago Morris of Natchez Miss is the guest of Mrs Elizabeth Wheeler in South Christian Mrs Annie Bradshaw Culver of INew York is visiting her parents IVIainSt SPECIAL Are p Look re you x Furniture Palace Cheaper TV G T R Fortune favors the bold Be on hand at the McPherson addi tion sale Wednesday Dont Fail toGall J SR ZEBS WANTED Thompson Meadori For a Fall Walking Hat or a SailorHv Just the Thing For a Traveling Hat day a411octock Every man and man has one lucky hour yours may at the McPherson dition sale Wednes- Two Estray Mules I i In Season I Opportunities neg lected are irrevoca Dont miss the opportunity the big McPherson addition rale Wednesday Ill I V I V POOL k I COIDY i street I ii i Mrs J R Dabney STOVES TJNWARE ROOFING two-year-o- ld PUMPS REPAIR WORK I W YOUNG rrocrasLinnxion is the thiei of time A I procrastinate Nothing yen t ured but attend the Mc nothing gained The Pherson addition sale big McPhei son addi Wednesday and buy tion sale corned Wed a lot nesday at oclock Dont 4iV f 6 Cu Imm mr JL- - JLC mill jltFv J j V m nfca m4 jl 6AaiMifcBS4w BiJTrTiii

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