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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: September 13, 1895

Hopkinsville Kentuckian: September 13, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 hop1895091301_sn86069395 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hopkinsville Kentuckian: September 13, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. 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met at the de- the Henderson club with a Eot byband and were taken out to the faifgrounds where they enjoyed aq elegant barbecue and at night they were taken in a body to the Park theatre The shooting contest between the two clubs Tuesday afternoon was very interesting throughout the score being 156 to 118 in favor of the Henderson club This club is composed of crack shots and considering the fact that only six members of the home club are in regular practice they led them a fine fight and made a good score Seven of our home club had never shot from a trap but are good bird shots The home boys were also placed at rather a disad- vantage by having a very daik back ground when they had been practicing in a clear Cola Fine Pressed Brick Clay 0 udge T J Morrow has discovered a very valuable bed of clay on his farm near the city A barrel of it was sent to Walter C Mitchell of Cincinnati to be tested and samples of dry pressed brick made from it have been sent back to Judge Morrow Mr Mitchell says it is the finest clay for red pressed brick he has ever seen and Cincinnati parties are anxious to come here and open up a plant The bed is within a quarter ST railroad and of a mile of the L the only thing lacking to manufac- ¬ ture the brick largely is a satisfactory rate from the joad to shrp them away A track will be runout to the bed and a big plant established if terms can be made The samples of brick are a beautiful red finely polished and will sell at from 18 to JL manufactory of 22 per thousand this Bort would give employment to many hands and we toopeHo Joee the plant established at once t il v X finite m aANDERSDN coy I OUR BUYER as k-- The Locals Win - rom MayjrvMe Three of the most exciting games of base ball ever witnessed at Athlet- ¬ ic Park came off this week when the more help from the citizens The newspaper people are being overworked in preparing for the meeting and any citizens who expect to lend a helping hand are requested to report at once to Mr W A Wilgus chairman of the arrangements com- ¬ mittee or to any of the newspaper men or the city The preparations for the banquet are fully under way It will be at 880 p m Tuesday the 24th as an early start will have to be made for Atlanta the next morning The ban quet will be served in ten courses with about the same number of toastB Tt will be the most brilliant affair of the kind ever given in HopkinBVille There will be from 850 to 400 seats and the brightest press people in Kentucky will be present The ball Monday night will be correspondingly brilliant and is being looked for-¬ ward to with much pleasurable antic- ¬ ipation The attendance at the banquet will be limited to the members of the Press Association and the local contributors to the entertainment fund There t ill be no complimentary tickets issued to anybody so no one failing to get an invitation need feel slighted in the least About 200 visitors are expected and 140 of these have already secured transportation certificates Jt is estimated that at least 150 will go to Atlanta The Hopkinsville Band will go Tvith the Association to Atlanta by special arraugement with the rail roads and play whenever there is a demandfor music A number of prominent editors have already engaged rooms at Hotel Latham Among these are Sam J Roberts and wife Lexington Leader Henrj 3F Woolfork and wife Dan ville Advocate and A J Casey and wifeOwensboro Inquirer The Latham will give a rate of 2 forthe third floor 250 for the second and from 3 to 4 for special rooms in suites with bathrooms at- ¬ tached The bridal chambers Bome of which will doubtless be occupied will cost 5 a day ThePhoenix will make a rate of 2 a day anywhere in the house The hotel accomodations are amrjle and not surpassed in any respect by any city in Kentucky xnere will be seven trains Monday on the two roads upon which visitors can reach the city the latest at 1010 p m Eoulvllleeglon Blown By a Cannon Four Killed and Two Wounded The Parade of Veterans Something Stupendous T i vcj r ftiC taifi i4SACx xt uinl tr rti iwaw f W w --t s ReturnedL At- locals crossed bats with the celebra ted Maysville club Maysville has several times beaten league teams this season and has iheld the state championship of amateurs but they no longer carry the foelt They lost two out of the the threejgames here and our boys are now the leaders On Monday the scoie was 8 to 1 in Tuesdays favor of Hopkinsvillev Mayevnfle 4 Locals game resulted 8 The homo boys did still better Wednesdayand made fttruns visitors 0 All the games were tootly contested from start to finish and on the last day the crowd was about the largest Fettlt and Field Col Thos S Pettit Populist can From the Bast For the Cash Down He Bouerht Some of r mB the m6miSLi of the Beason Trlgi County News Notes Cadiz Sept 12 Haxry iEollard a St upe AQ1 Bargains a rr youth while passing thejail Monday morning was struck on the head with a bottle thrown by a prisoner A long gash was cut on his forehead i IIWIHllHl from which blood flowed freely for ni i He was mot seriously Bome time 5 Khurt however t jvr Circuit court which ihas been in session here for ten days is moving along slowly with business j While the docket is a large one there are alerchant few cases of much importance to the T P Dew a grocery merchant of Resolutions of Bespect public to come up Elkton filed a deed of assignment Whereas God in His infinite wis Mr J J Chappell whoihas been quite ill for several weeks is mow on Monday morning naming Jno M aom nas seen nt to remove irom our Shanklin as trustee Mr Dew had midst our esteemed and beloved the road to recovery rX only been in business there a few brother G W Lander who departed Blgr Fire Near the City months and gives as a reason his Wednesday evening a large failure to collect his accounts His this life on the 15th of July 1895 Late Resolved Therefore that we as a tobacco barn belonging to Mr-- J C liabilities are given at about 800 Sunday school deeply deplore his are carrying twioe the Moore and containing several thous while it is thought his assets will loss handsome present with ii stock in all lines we ever car ¬ and pounds of the weed caught fire reach 1000 y Bro Lander was our efficient assis ¬ shoes- - We jair of school ried and was destroyed in a few minutes tant superintendent and the fnitlifnl Meeting of the 7th and 8th Oiroles While iiring tobacco one corner of the will continue to sell Shoes at See our 160 hat we are teacher of a large Rev J H West Sunday School the cultivation of Bible cIbbs Tn building caved in causing the entire selling at 54c our spiritual inour former low prices Will not structure to collapse Mr Moores Work and its Power ior good terests he labored devotedly often Boys all wool suits go for a loss is estimated at about 2000 no Rev T W Whittenbraker The beyond his physical strength advance the priceon anything Duties of Deacons and their Relation insurance time at S125 worth 250 To his death we bow with humble to Church and Pastor Tobacco Barn iturnod Geo D Dalton Sec Rev P E Herndonr Mexican Mis- submission believing that our loss is ins gain tip so lived that we The large tobacco barn of Mr sions The Slclheron Property Rev T C Lyle Missions Among win loncny cnensn nis memory as a Sterling Langley of the Greshams niuniui leacner oi ijjoa 8 word the Japanese The auction sale of the valuable Resolved That we as a school ex- Chapel neighborhood on Pond River Rev P A Thomas District Mis iouu iu uib uercuvtju iaratiy our sin- McPherson property on 15th street was consumed by fire about noon sions and its progress Wednesday was satisfactory to the Monday The building was filled Rev C H NashDuty of the cere and heartfelt sympathies Respectfully submitted fine tobacco and it also went up Church to the Pestor with owners and all sales wore confirmed We have the in the flames Hands had been en f JP Meaoham Chm The 25 lots brought from 60 to S800 B F Eager Our authority for gaged in firing the weed and the vMissionB each the aggregate amounting to J T Williams AGKENCY building caught from tho sparks Mr about S6000 The next meetinc will be held Sen Kobeiits Langleys loss will reach 1000 with 28th and 29th with theEbenezer Bap Committee- fcMhe Famous Worlds Fair Jeans Pants We sell them at the C E Oliver Nick Salleo L Ken ¬ Miss Jjauba iiLAKELr nedy Frank Monroe andJ no insurance tist church about eight miles east of others same price you pay for inferior goods We are carrying a fine line Miss Fannie Baker bought to build at once Others Hopkinsville All are invited Colored Brakttnnu Killed of Mens Pants at allprices They are low See usl bought for speculation T C HANBEnr The two A Steady Market Freeman Fry a colored brakeman Vice President Our tobacco market is quoted as most desirable front lots were sold on the O V railroad fell between the privately before tho auction sale to Sept 12 1895 steady with little fine leaf being off- ¬ Messrs cares at Repton Cnltenden county H C Gant and Walter Kelly Wednesday and was killed being cut W A Baird waB nominated for ered this week Prices on low leaf pieces A bullet hole was in his representative in Daviess county and lugs were satisfactory Receipts to Mr W Tj Johnson and familyjeffc body and one theory is that he was He is not committed for senator but are very light and sales for the week for Trigg county yesterday to spenli will vote allxight shot by a tramp put off the tram amounted to only about 2W finds owuiu wuju iwvujJViaiauv v ¬ fsiij v didate for governor spoke at the court house Wednesday to a small crowd Mr Pettit vigorously assaulted both of the old parties devoting much of his time to national issues He spoke an hour and a half Col Oirole Meeting Pettit was foDowed by Gen Jas G Program for missionary meeting at feield of Virginia late candidate for vice president who spoke an hour Locust Grove Sept 28th and 29th and a half on the currency question 1895 and other national issues from a 1 Japan Populist standpoint Both speeches John S CheekJ D GardueiJ were well received Only a few 2 Faith cure and theBible country people were in town as it is a CD BellW O Carver very busy season with the farmers 8 The Baptist Doctrine of Communion Jordan Taylors Son S J Lowry J M Phillips Ed Taylor the negro boy who was 4 Bible Doctrine of Sanctifi- struck by a train at Casky Sundav ij cation still alive Be had both legs broken Edgar Radford W H Vaughan 5 and was otherwise injured The amSecond Coming of Christ putation of ono leg is necessary but Dr J D Clardy o Taylor refuses to part with it and onouid tne louugreoples is liable to die without the operation Movement be Encouraged Taylor is a eon of Jordan Tavlor by the Churches hanged here ten years ago He was Wint Henry T S McCall 7 drunk on the track He is a boy Sermon John S Cheek All are invited to take part in this about grown meeting J F Gabnett V P Elkton Assigns Death in an awful form came to mar the G A B festivities For the benefit of those who By the explosion of ammunition in are expecting a fire sale as thecaitisonof a cannon belonging to a result of our recent slight the Louisville Legion four members blaze we wish to announce of Battery A and a colored driver that no such sale will be held as the damage is ofcso were killed and two Legion men were slight a nature and eonfim wounded Wednesday The acci ed to so few lines as not to dent occurred on Broadway between justify a Bale of any pro- ¬ Third and Fourth at 550 oclock portions What benefits wer The men were on their way to Phoe ¬ can give our customers in fire bargains will be readinix Hill to fire a salute for the G A ly given but just now- the R parade greatest possible benefits Those killed were Corporal A L are found in the splendid Robinson aged 26 Private Charles new stock we are opening daily Biechner aged 24 Private Charles Woods aged 20 Private Archibald Beautiful new MBridge aged 19 Wm Adams Goods colored driver aged 35 The injured were Sergt Fred Conn and Private Ed Hobbs Splendid new The soldiers killed were members of Battery A and belonged to a secTowels tion of six in charge of one gun Capt David Castleman was in comExcellent mand The five unfortunates were seated on the caisson v Capt David Castleman who was in Gloves charge waB riding at the side of the the detail He escaped injury Best The caisson contained sixty pounds of powderenough to fire forty rounds The report that one of the men was Cottons smoking is denied by Capt Castleman Nobby Col John B Castleman said it was Furnishings- one of those unfortunate accidents that can not be guarded against A similar one occurred in Chicago during the strike in which three men Bought withaneye singlo were killed and several wounded to saving you money on ev- ¬ Despite the awful catastrophe that ery purchase await your has cast a deep gloom over the whole approvalt city the official program of the day Full of a desire to please was carried out and the Grand Parade Equipped with the best and the feature of the encampment was most courteous clerks ob earned out in full This parade was tainable and overflowing participated in by all the visiting with rare bargains in every Posts and it iB estimated that at least line we cordially invite you 50000 men were on the march through to come and see us the streets of Louisville The parade was the most imposing sght ever witnessed in the South and the enthusiasm of the people was indescribable Men wept and laughed and CO embraced each other and shouts of We are a union the War is over now and Bimilar phrases were voiced by countless thousands It is un THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE- doubtedlv the biggest thing the South has ever known and is a fitting glory for Louisville and Kentucky Meeting Held Monday Night to Take Ac ¬ Fire Sale 1 Dress Silks Linens Hosiery Staples Mens Dependent Footwear BASSETT tion In the Second Ward Matter Pursuant to the call of the Geo E Gary the resident chair---ma- n bers of the county Democratic the utive committee constituting city executive committee Messrs Alex Campbell Jas West and Geo D Dalton met Monday night Sept to hear an appeal taken by Mr M C Forbes from the decision of the city auxiliary committee which recently declared Mr J D Ware Democratic L nominee for councilman in the sward Argument was heard by counsel for the respective candidates Upon the close of the argument the follow- ¬ ing resolution was offered by West JResolved That it is the sense of this committee that under the call neither wo the city executive com mittee nor the city auxiliary com- mittee have the authority or right to go behind the returns the authority to pass upon the legality or illegality or tne voters having been delegatec to tne omcers or tne election This resolution was unanimously adopted by the committee Esq Campbell then moved that the com- ¬ mittee adjourn to meet Thursday night to declare the Democratic nom- ¬ inees for couucilmen in the several wards of the city of Hopkinsville which motion was carried Adjourned till Thursday night Sept 12 Geo EGry Chm mem- ¬ Exec- ¬ Mens Pants EXCLUSIVE J--- u 2 w r WOMENS FADS cation a but such time as she allows herself is spent la- the very oddest oc ¬ cupation ever invented by a woman for a summer holiday All during her v- atidi hogirs sle bastes herself with a td which sho Is passionately devoid the gathering of books qh surgery tt is said that she Has tho finest collection of surgical works to be found outside the great libraries She chooses thoso of simple terms and seeks to perfect herself in them When sho has opportunity she visits operating tlVb M rt m ji ii BICYCLE LIFE BUOY The Ingenious Contrivance qt ati Iaven tlv Frftannan ZMxn Jffilasabeth Grannls Adopts TuttB Pills in a to his sensed Whn a fellow Evary Buxana f4 lieV keep the and Adds himself elfnging o a life buoy there Is nothg forliim to do irrfpefljBct order arid are er rant AeqHlgltIoa la a jCriefauilamy but to cling onandlipr somebody will system Mr Henry Ward Ueecher Ilays up come along in a boat and pick him Opnte BBd Mrs John Me- But not so with the life buoy recently kay aiarqulso Rings invented by a Frenchman and de ¬ for sick htScteche indigestion scribed by the Philadelphia Recbrd Mra Elizabeth Grannls the weU This is supplied with a bfcyclc liko t malaria torpid liver constipa- ¬ UmownNw York philanthropist who rooms Her gearing into which ho may slip his book Antiseptic Chris recently donated a princely sum to be be tion and aliDilious diseases was the direct outcome of foot nnrl Vinnds and if ho hannens to go Llvidel among several educationalin tianity a wheelman or an athlete he may atituilohsjn the east has for years an ¬ hints gleaned from operating tables off on a very pleasant cruise by hlm- and 6he was assisted not a little by Dr nually talcon uuder her protecting McCosh son of the late president of wing some huoian waif or other Once sho rc in awhile sho in this wayadopts more Princeton Duringallvacations practical kinds one inside Iho year andnqt in vels in surgery of than frequently her selection is of a naturn and printed and is tho only example woman who tostartlo even those acquainted with on record of a very pretty disagreeable enjoys mussing in very Evans Grand Closing Out Sale of Sebree J4rs urannis peculiarities in this re of a mile west of on SeptemW 28th 1893 sspect Recently In speaking of her scenes Trentori Kv amusements she said Georgias Battle Scarred Cabin Much of my time in the winter is The women of Cobb county Georgia token up wltfy religious work but in will have at tho Cotton States and Insummer 1 always try to enjoy myself ternational exposition the famous with some diversion or ohdr I love cabin from tho battlefield Sbabies James turning to a servant of Kenesaw mountain which Is sit¬ ormg up the baby uated In Cobb county This was a plain Tho servant disappeared into the log cabin about twenty feet square Uowcr regions and shortly returned which was situated just behind the with the blackest specimen of Infant j confederate breastworks It was tho aiood ever seen This baby is named center 6i fire from some of Shermans Christian League Woodyear said Mrs- - batteries but strange tQ say did not urannis I adopted her when sho burn up There are over thirty holes The Trtitnwini rtftaflrninflnrftnpftr Was nine days old and her mother wa3 in the cabin made by tho federal shells 21 mulesfromS tbTvcarsold 8 combined juares years old past 1 combin Miearly dead They are both well now and innumerable bullets are buried in ed gelding dartbay Bjrears old past 1 extra and Hyo In my basement Christian the logs The battle1 cabin will bo suckling eoltbjMBmrrel Denmark 25 extra steers from12wta 1428 lbs 25 extra nice high Xeaguo will be my playmate all sum- - taken down and exactly replaced on grade steers from 105Q to 1SC0 lbs 25 extra nice mer Sho is nine months old and very tho exposition grounds Inside will bo high grade steers from 800 to 1000lbs25 smooth THE BIOVCLE LIFE BUOi 111 tell you a story bright steers but plain from 80Oto 1000 25 butcher One soid relics of the battlefield of which cat uo mixed lot rjneaa 01 extra nne jersey vailght at prayer meeting we heard a a great many have been collected in This device consists ot an inflat- ¬ heifers not registered but all bred to register- snoring under the seat and I could tho way of shells old gun barrels qui self rubber bag which acts as a seat spy a pair of legs In the dusk It was lots and other articles of like character able buoy in which is a metaHio bear ¬ years old all safe In ecalf and all good milk and iai givers iregisterea j 20sey Dunjuoneaaoiextra ji womans meeting so I stopped brood sows shonts ing sleeve for a shaft on whoso outer oung 100 f at do neaa 01 nice sneep an 1oreo to Fast Time Doar jprayers and pulled out the man It is a screw or paddle wheel waist ne buck 1 two horse wairons 8 four horse Ho My loyo wo have been married end vas just a wretched little boy six waeons lnice toDbuccvsl newsprinawason and shoulder straps preventing the 4 ot harness 21 pair double Rear 1 jyears old with no home I took him two years person using tho buoy from being extra set set iour norse narness of plow 01 nvo 01 pair She Yes darling nome and adopted him That summer washed off The forward end of the horpo watrrm aenr 2 vacon saddles 40 elnsle Upon and double I knit a stocking a day for him long twenty our weddlAg day you woro¬ bearing sleeve is forked1 the forks be¬ Flows cultivator 2shovels 5 three 1 horse plows disc harrows walking cul four To day you tell the cen stockings of the feminine persuasion ing pivoted to an air tight casing or tivator o smootmng narrows o two uorse to go over his knees and I fitted him sus man you are thirty one plows 5 thrlbble trees 80 slnrfe trees 1 May Dear me how tlmo flies when ono is buqyant chest against the rear sldo of raKe rooo mowers oinuers an in gooa out fine One day I got hold of his which the seat may be folded up Tho Bhape 400 bushels of spring onts bushels of Detroit Tribune nasty drunken man and put happy father a winter oats 75 tons oi pure Timothy hay all casing also forms a partial support and under shook large lot of corn tobacco curers 2iim up in my spare room to sober up de- ¬ Better os Xt Is l set oi DiacKsnmns zoois anu many siore arThen I got him a job That is nine If streets were clean and sUlos were bright contains the mechanical propeUlng vices having at its under side bearings ticles too numerous to mention In fact everything that it first class jyears ago and he is working at It yet If men and politics were rlghti for the horizontal propelling shaft and There shall nottakes to run a bidding onfarm the beany bye The boy has gtvn up and is a credit If everything beneath the sua premises and erery thing shall be as repreon its front side bearing for a vertical Exaotly suited overyono xbo overybody sented shaft whose lower end Is a screw Say wouldnt that bring deep distress Excursion rate on railroad if they can be Mrs Henry Ward Beecher has a fad To makers of tho dally pre si whoso operation Is adapted to uphold had which works with her both winter and Terms of sale made knows or day of sale They couldnt got a paper out the buoy In the water On tho casing No postponement on account of weather Without some things to kick about is stepped a mast on which a sail may Come one come all and get a free barbecue L A W Bullotln on the ground be set and a downwardly extending dinnerto commence promptly at 0 oclock Sale Thorough supports a pedal shaft by which frame EBREK EVANS Col J TEvans Attacked Lady What more do you may be operated through a sprocket a Business want I have given you all my money chain connection a crank shaft having ColT B LHamiltonof Crawfordsvllle Mgr Ind ¬ and jewelry Auctioneer a bevel gear meshing with a bevel pinHighwayman IIae you no more ion on the vertical shaft the latter gold or silver about you Let me see shaft also having a bevel pinion mesh- ¬ your teeth Humoristlsche Blaetter ing with a bevel gear on tho fonvard end of the horizontal shaft both shafts Taking No Chances and their screws or paddles being thus believe 111 let you operated by the pedals and by hand Mrs Treetop I xhf 1 get me a bottle of this medicine cranks at each side of tho casing Unole Treetop looking over the tes- ¬ There Is a rudder on the forward side t f1 Not much One of these of tho casing and a compass is mount- ¬ timonials critters says after she took a bottle she ed just below a lantern supported on a felt like a now woman N Y World rod In front of tho mast The pedals and crank handles are arranged to be Not Such a F00L From indigestion sour 6tomach head Tmiffiy yritiiD beecheb Eadbowne Do you belle vo the time folded down upon their shafts aU parts h MB8 will ever come as prophesied when of the device being designed to occupy ache flatulency distress after eating T as small a space as possible when not lie down Or is it a caso of lost appetite want o summer but for which she now alast the Hon willPossibly with the lamb But I dont think In use Chesnoy mergy weakness debility c 3ias small funds although sho does oc-- you can ever get a lamb to Ho down casionally fall a victim to its fascinaEARLY AMERICAN ART Aro you nervous restless sleepless worn tions This is for the buyiqg of opals with a Hon Brooklyn Life Strange Winged Flgorq Found la an out In body and in mind loved these Benry Ward Beecher A Glad Hour Ancient Mound In Georgia aatones Instead of thinking them un Havo you pnins in the bac hips sldo Her llttlo face Is wreathed la smiles The Smithsonian Institute that re- head ccms stouldors che3t Serenity sits on her brow got great inspiration from jlBcky he As she exclaims with Joyful voice ceptacle of curios of every kind has them and he was always marching Mothers bloomers at me now Are you filled with mal vla sallow nothing more curious than the en a hew opal for Mrs Beecher home with Brooklyn Life graved plate found in one of the complexion coated tongue n ht sweats snugly tucked away in his pocket mounds Indian on the banks of the Iry cough chills and fover CHILDLIKE AND BLAND Sometimes he did not care to give it to Etowah river In Georgia In this series at If any of theso troubles arsi yours thi Jier If grocery bills were pressing of mounds the larg t of which is sup-¬ hing you nbod is DK KINGS moment Mrs Beecher grew to that posed to have been one of the resting share his fondness for them Now she places of Do Soto in his wild march Is never without one of the great shin She or finger ing gems at throat gazes at them In tho shop windows handles them over the jewelers counJ ters caresses them fondly and walks sadly away to revisit her favorites sagain and again a V7WUES It Is said that the most expensive col KsdW3r flUSLSfiW flection pastime is indulged in by Mrs In tho giitlost and bnpplest wny and v3 fa2Siaeh John W Mackay who uuys marquise Uli the pretest certuinty known to med But fads are for rings of antiquity m RAo t 3 EHHETU JIB removes from Child Do you think we wlU have a the most part inexpensive and are re thunderstorm to night ho syuem tho sjmptoms nnuici above inarkable only for the fact that they giving ctrength in place of weakness joy Mother No U3 Jipnlth in jlaco of sickness isisrve to amuse some very great peoplo Child Then I neednt bother saying Thoro is no other remedy Wn it and who would otherwise grow tired of my prayers Im only afraid of thunAnd then it if icina rliH tin do Its wr counting their fingers through the der Truth lo tbfce ong buiuuier vacation uub itl U itpivnsmo diligU it LUtle children iho nnd it euros like with Suiting the Action 3Irs Ballington Booth takes few va- 00 C for 500 All druggists iu ta sharply called out his Jamie mother youve been loafing all day Satan always finds some work for idle LiiJu do Take this baicot aud Chicago bring in somo kindlings Sold by R C Hardwick druggist FAMOUS To thbs Hying Bsy pstie ctm ari3islnilei iIdufcici an absolute cure Tutts Liver Pills Public Sale m am H 1 vi a GREATIST SALB 0FJTHEYEAR4 ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS AT COST AND FANCY X battle-s- carred From now until September the 1st w will sell for cost We have just taken stofo and to malie room for our Fall Goods ev- mdhA dAoohvijieedithdt this is no ifiumb erythingoes We invite evenone to call x Wadveitisehienbut 1 FS the place Bargains ever offered intliis cjfy Come and Try Us and you will not be deceived Remember It will pay you to call ahd We Mean Wfiat eSay ettje Best THE LEADER Mf Mme Fleurette Levy Mgr COO Receiving Daily- v Iew Ball Goods lace t Tlne Do All kinds of walking shapes turbins and sailors All the latest noVelties for fall I am offering these goods i cheaper than they ever were sold on this market Money Saved is Money Made You Suffer i Quick sales and small profits is my motto Seajmy new S 0 corsets I also carry a complete line ofiSut tericks Patterns the only reliable pattern on the ff f market l i sf Tf fflRS CORNER 9TH MAIN Villi PAM MflifC MflWCV Villi ADEAW y v TERMS CASH By shippingr to Herndon Carter Company Commission Merchants Louisville Ky because they are the larcrest and most re liable commission merchants and because they can handle shipments quick and to the best advantage for the shipper A trial shipment solicited Write to them for quotations before shipping Specialties Eggs Butter Poultry Fruits of all kinds Beans Potatoes Onions Hay Grain Headquarters for Furs Hides and Wool Capital 54000000 Liberal advances made on con- ¬ signments General correspondence solicited tf bXiM tWw tfusVft1 i roln ft fe3 sai jWM6L 13 f w rrKijrilX 1 Const nationBiliousness Sick headache mm Leads cement 1J rrr r Tribune Clara A Needed Rest TM ditpu SttUSG Pains in the back Sallow complexion Loss of appetite and resting I have been to the seashore mBmB WAYNES SaffiS QlNTMENTi Jwiihovk tajr IfiWral tfBMiita n r Exhaustion There is only one cure which Is Huh What have you been resting from Clara Why from sitting around at home of course N Y Weekly Aunty PLASTER ES verirtlxirig TUB ETOWAJI IUVEB FIOUltE WE PjSONSJ Uf no Stood But how do you stand on the finan- ¬ cial problem asked her paternal rel ¬ How ative AND the money of the fathers Is good enough for me answered tho prospective Albany Argus Oh son-in-law One Pink Pill touches the liver and Impossible removes the bile Mr Cackle Maria I hope that you One Tonic Pellet nightly acts as a wont bo with mo when I die Mrs Cackle Whygentle laxative in keeping the bowels Mr Cackle I may have some last open restores the digestive organs tones up the nervous system and makes new word to say Pick Mo Up xich blood Complete treatment two Believed Old Boy I am very proud of my chil- ¬ medicines one price 25c Treatise and sample free at any store dren Old Bach uneasily BBOWIf MPO CO Ifew York Is that so Old Boy Yes they never say clever Xor Bale by all druggists in Hop things N Y Herald kitiBvillo A Modern Instance Glass in - Kussner he vowed should do her miniature feld hy drnftliu er Mil by mill for 60 u AdfrMi D several copper articles were found jvw unuui wife Batii Wi rauwiis m among which was a plate sixteen inches l bv R 0 HlttDtfKJbV long and seven and a half inches wide containing the engraved figure given In Sore Prompt FosKM the cut ure for Impottnct Lota Seminal J Manhood Ono cannot fall to see a striking re missions Sptrmalonhea semblance to Central American or Mex htvousness Stlf Distrust Lost of Mtmoru Ac Will ican art but thero are several points makuoua8TRONQ Vigor- so archaeologists say which are for out Man met fivv a Boxts f5 00 eign to that idea Whether made with Soiclal Directions Mallei metaUic tools or not is a conjecture tvlth tach Box Address Whether some wandering Aztoc gave Billud Snow Uslmist CJ the Idea to some wild Indian is doubt30IO LuoAv MO ful more doubtful still is tho idea that 6TLOUI8 developed had its origin in art so weU tho brain of a red Indian A Leading Question Scientists on the- whole writes Har ¬ He IIow many summers have you vey B Bashorc In Illustrated American are not decided as to its origin passed She too frankly Twenty sir and the strange figure though of vast Ho And howmany winters Judjre archaeological Interest still remains much a mystery a lindi VlLI T erection fa I Ut cmjl itch all on tb tu com ke toftTlnc MlllaJII1iVi Ira -i J PHONE 98 i i H MATERIAL DASG Beneficial Exercise i A Ere of the honeymoon was spont one half But brought home to her when a year had -passed AtfSS VIRGINIA GHOL30N extends on A club rate ticket for a photozraph Itatioii to all ladles Interested In fino Edward W Barnard In Judge Art Embroidery to call at Hotel Latnam and examine her specimens of work A Specific Success Special attention given to the teaohlng of Is marriage a failure Blomlltig and Shading No not as a means of grace Clasrf will begin Monday August 19 Ladles will please call at9 their aearliest convenience Er what to 12 iu 230 to Bso Lessnn hours repentance NEEDLE WOR rr9RcasoHablo lustructiou Thorough It leads to Truth ft Clura I havo not seen Mr Nlcefello Inhabitants with you lately Maud Ho Is practicing at the boat of the little town of Chllmark on tho island of Marthas Vineyard thirty club I did not know ho cared for row- ¬ six or almost one quarter aro con- ¬ genially deaf and dumb Tho town ing Ho doesnt but ho joined a crew to records howthat two of tho original settlers of the place as far back as the please me To please you seventeenth century were deaf and Yes I thought rowing would dumb aud tho infirmity has thus been strengthen Ida arms N Y Weekly transmitted to our own day Strangely Ailllcted Islanders 140 It Is said that of the J4i mP i H 9 a M VD p vl t n a 6 l t a i a 4 r l I yi Uer 2 This Year on Sptem Preparation for Appropriate Celebrtv tlons Are Nearly Perfected lu All the targe Cities of the Country Spe¬ cial Points of Interest Special Chicago Letter did a year ago when so many thou sands were out of employment and so many other thousands were suffering from depression of spirits as a result Of tho failure of the big strike led by the American Railway union During the wars in tho state jQov Altgolds ap¬ past few months tho workingmons sky pointment of commissioners itnifor iMa law also gives general satisfaction Ono of theso commissioners s C J Riefler president of the JUinols State Federation of Labor another Is W P Rend largely interested In coal mines and a recognized friend of the working celebration in a greater degree than It Labor day September 1 will bo ob ¬ served on September 3 this year the 1st falling on a Sunday It will prob aMgL be more extensively celebrated lhSf ever before Certainly tho ele- ¬ ment of enjoyment will enter into tho v been formalJv presented to th master OJuiiaera association and-it Is tmderstoodthatthewjiole force of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America will backup the de¬ mand Tho Labor day demonstration in Indianapolis gfM promise of being the grandest in the hisiory of the move ment It will be fe stateaffalr and tho trades unionsof IndfarwMwill bo largely represented From Kew York Wash ington Baltimore Cincinnati St Louis Minneapolis St Paul Detroit Thila delphkaud all the other large cities come reports oi uxuaive ana eiaoo rato preparatloQB for tho proper celebration of theday In DHnois there is much enthusiasm oyer the arbitration law recently en acted by the legislature It is believed that the law will not only aid materi ¬ ally inthe settlement of industrlahdis putps but will eventually hayo tho ef ¬ fect of putting an end to industrial SENATOR v f ij Many Tears of It Ha7e Uoea Oerottd to wmmimmmmmi RlCslfFE j The most talkdd of man In the United States just now is Senator Calvin Stew ¬ art Brice of Ohio Some of his oppo ¬ nents say that he is really a resident of New York but the senator who ought to knov claims citizenship in the pret- ¬ ty town of Lima 0 According to his uuwjuiograpny m tho Congressional Directory tho senator was born in Denmark 0 September 17 1845 en tered Miami university at Oxford O September 1858 enlisted in Capt Dodds university comnanT Am n ipai and served at Camp Jackson Columbus rbllo Service winter Turf Oats Large yield and sure crop afford good win ter pasturage Time to sew in August and September Place your orders for them at once Large stock of rye crimson clover timothy and red fop on hand Something New Buy the celebrated IcP h J JOHN MBBTDE PBBSIDEia AJlEBICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR has been growing steadily brighter Mills and factories that had shut down for an indefinite period when tho financial panic swept over the country have been resuming operations ono by one until now tho great majority of them are giving employment to the usual number of men and wages aro gradually getting back to a satisfactory basis In addition to this there has been legislation in a number of states calculated to benefit organized labor in a greater or less degree so it may reasonably be inferred that the work ingmen are in a frame of mind to enjoy their annual holiday Nearly all tho states have made Labor day September 1 a legal holi- ¬ day and the general government has recognized it as such in the District of Columbia This makes it practically a national holiday and in most of the cities and towns of the United States there will at least be a partial suspen- ¬ sion of business on September 2 The demonstrations will be similar everywhere In Chicago where there is an ugly split in the ranks of organ- ¬ ized labor there will still bo n tmvni street parade and a monster picnic and IffiE Tthat the contesting factions vjPCfaiye their differences for one day and make a full display of their num- bers Socialism is responsible for the bitter family quarrel among the Chi¬ cago unions a quarrel that has de veloped more bitterness and acrimony than many a fierce contest between capital and labor As a result of the disruption there are now two central todftXgin the city each acting inde peBdeidy of the other One of these SAMUEL GOMPEBS AMERICAN DELEGATE is ttieTrade and Labor Assembly to BBrnsn trades congbess which has been the controlling body for many years the other is the Trade scarcely thirty three years nf iiup Ymt and Labor Congress an organization is regarded everywhere as the most lormea Dy seceding unions prominent of the younger generation of Owing to this state of affairs the railway men Building Trades Council has taken tho Mr Morrissey is an able speaker and management of the Labor day demon- ¬ his voice will be heard on Labor day in stration into its own hands This or- ¬ tho interest of trade organizations of ganization has planned a parade re- ¬ which he is an earnest champion plete with Industrial features and novel J F Henderson displays and a picnic where there will be a number of prominent speakers and TRUE HOSPITALITY games of various kinds Whatever An Italian Host Who Moved Ills Tamlly other organizations may do there is no That His Guest Might Sleep quarrel among the building trades Mr Rudolf Lehmann in his autounions and their council will form the biographical book An Artists Remicentral figure around which the work ¬ niscences relates a pleasing story of ing people will rally onlaborSjnatioual holiday In this connection tho Eight Italian hospitality He had left Rome Hour Herald a labor paper edited by to escape its malarial heat and was on his way to a province in the Apennine Mr d Carroll says The building trades have already taken mountains on tne conlines of the papal steps to secure concerted action by tho Trade states When he reached Sora which and Labor Assembly and Labor Congress for a is the scat of the sub prefect of the province it happened to be market day from 1870 to 1873 Thdfa tin cation of this law and of these appointments will enter into tho celebration of Labor day in Illinois Several of tho well known leaders of organized labor in thn wost urfii Ka able to participate In the demonstra ¬ tions Debsand Howard are stiil lan ¬ guishing in jail and unless it should please tho powers that bo to release them before their terms have expired wiey wiu nave to content themselves with reading the newspaper accounts of the holiday festivities Samuel Gomners ox nrpsirlpTit nt fho American Federation of Labor and P J McGuire first vice president of the same organization will not be in America on the 3d of September They sailed for England August 14 armed with credentials as delegates from tho fed- ¬ eration to the annual trades congress of Great Britain which assembles in Sep- ¬ tember at Cardiff Wales Ono of tho new lights in the labor field is P H Morrissov rrrnriA macforof tho Brotherhood of Railroad Train- ¬ men Mr Morrissey entered the offices of tho Brotherhood as a clerk in 1885 where his abilities were quickly recognized For some years he has held the office of first vice grand master until at the lato convention in Galesburg 111 he was elected grand master to succeed S E Wilkinson Mr Morrissey is man the third is JudgeAnthony Thorn ton a weu ttnown jurist who was a member of the Illinois RiinwmA nm pany reentered the service as captain of company E One Hundred and Eightieth Ohio volunteer infantry and served in tho first division of the Twenty third corps in Tennessee Georgia and Carolina until July 1805 he studied law in the law department of the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor and was admitted to the practice by the state and United States aismct ana circuit courts at Cincinnati in the spring of 1800 was on the Tilden electoral ticket in 1870 and Cleveland electoral ticket in 1884 delegate at large from Ohio to the St Louis democratic national convention in 1888 was selected to represent Ohio on the national democratic committee and was made chairman of the campaign committee for the ensuing national campaign on the death of William H Barnum he was unanimously elected chairman of the national committee in 1889 and in January 1890 was elected unitea states senator to succeed Hon Henry B Payne for tho term com- ¬ mencing March 4 1891 His term of service will expire March 4 1897 at Miami university June 1803 after teaching three months in the public schools at Lima recruited a com- ¬ Eighty sixth Ohio volunteer infantry and served the summer of that year in West Virginia graduated SEHATOB CALVIN 8 brice omo 0 in April 1S03 enlisted in Capt Mo Farlands university company A Empire wheat drill the only force feed on the mar et Guaranteed tosow wheat and fertilizer Mi It JrJ xJntjiyJiL isiS ffiTJMfiTnn iwi iiSHrCiii H correctly jimsmtMwfifflp JBjZgfJBBBBBJSBBgfJES3JPJBBBBJBJpgPgfJBJgBjyflpgBgejaBJlBBBBBBBgj -- Xhcjlli-Ai-fKiti we now handle the following reliable brands of wheat fertilizer Armour bone meal Fertilizer wheat grower Northwestern bone meal wheat grower Homestead wheat grower National dissolved bone Place orders early as bone meal and all animal matterllfor fertilizer will be scarce and nigher Here is aiFair Proposition We will trade any far mer one of our latest im¬ WANTS THE OFFICE Mrs Stewart Would Be Dor Own Succes ¬ sor as Sheriff Mrs Helen C Stewart of Springfield has been appointed by the county court to Bucceed her husband as sheriff of Greene county She will serve until the unexpired term is filled out by tho election of a sheriff to take the place of her husband who died In the harness The Indications are that Mrs Stewart will be nominated by the republican party and elected at tho polls An effort was mode to have the Mo proved wagons for as much wheat as it can foe in w tne at uouis s ban Francisco railway and was perfectly willing to go into an arrangement of that kind Tint n age of bloomers and new women Mrs Stewart promptly put her boot down on any such a policy aud declared that she wanted the office O I can run the office with my son said Mrs Stew- - place who would turn over the fees to Mrs Stewart Her brother is William D Garwood general baggage agent of county court appoint her brother to the bring into market wheat to be in first class order and grade good No 2 After unloading the wheat we will give him fifty 50 bushels of coal to carry back home free of charge iimiiziimf4 In WylkW X I x Jv lW I vffMwM n BUGGIES we have this year I JvtiitI The one GRAND MASTER WORKMAN SOVEREIGN KNIGHTS OF LABOR f demonstration on Labor day An Uni ¬ tujjited fronl the council to tho Trades Assem been ncceptod and that brganizatlon The Trade and Labor Con- ¬ gress has also been Invited to Join in but has not as yet decided upon what course to pur ¬ sue giving as a reason for its hosltatlon a dis lnoltnatlon on the part of its members to en ¬ gage In any affair in which tho Trade and La ¬ bor Assembly is included It is hoped that better counsels will finally prevail and that organized labor of Chlcarro will not be forced to contemplate thespeotaclo of two factions troatlng oaoh other as thoujrh they were crim ¬ inals A difference of opinion may reasonably bo supposed to exist as to how central labor bodies should bo conduoted without carrying with it a conviotion that the man who ¬ grees with you Is unworthy of oonfldenci disa Among the speakers who will address the Chicago workingmen aro Hon Kier Hardie ex member of narlinmnT resenting the socialistic wing of the labor party in England John Swinton w York and Col W P Rend of of Chftpfgo In Boston the carpenters will cele brate the day by demanding an eight hour day and an increase of wages of five cents an hour A draft of resolu- ¬ tions embodying tho demands have some notice Mr Lehmann says MBS HELEN C STEWART o An apparently gentleman Springfield Greene county Mo First wom inquired about my intended route and an sheriff in the United States l when he heard the namo of the first litHe is now chief deputy and can tle mountain village for which I was art greatly assist me bound he asked where I was going to The contest for the appointment has loage been a bitter one and Mrs Stewart has At the inn of courso I answered frequently resorted But there is no inn wiid tho mnn tience at the capers to tears of impaof the horrid men Allow me to trive vou a letter of intro- - who could not understand her claims duction as quickly as ne then and there sat down with- There is a bigshe thought they should fight on out asking so much as my name and tne ranus of her ownMrs Stewart in party Timid wrote an introductory note to his men swear by their beards that it brother-in-lathe sindaco of tho shocks their modesty to of village of Alvito Then he gave mo woman sheriff Others are think opin-a of the his own name and address and after ion is carrying the now woman making mo promise to call on him on joketliati a trhtd too far when she comes in my way back took his leave and picks up the fattest job in the The village of Alvito was pitched like whole countv an eagles nest on tho lop of a rock The Missouri law in regard to Myluttcr addressed in the most cere- ¬ holding office is vngno If Mrs women Stew monious manner procured me a most art should be elected to fill out the un hospitable reception at tho principal expired term the locality of her nositinn house and after a comfortable nights would come to an issue Mrs Stewart rest my host supplied me with another is a woman of about 45 short and rather mule and guide together with another heavy She is cood looking nnrl infni letter of introduction and sent me on ligent She has not been identified to Piscinisco with any of the womens rights moveHere I received a friendly welcome ments She is a womanly woman from his excellency Don Lorenzo but can be firm enough to act as sheriff Demarco whoso family included a host if duty demands of children of all ages Hip Australian tlold Fields In the morning after a much needed Tho Coolgardio and Murchison gold rest in a colossal state bed I was awak ened by my host who brought the fields of western Australia cover au customary cup of black coffee to my auriferous area of 100000- snuum mlioc i Surprised bedside at the utter or iou times tho size of Ireland Over silence of the house afier a rather these fields about 30000 men are scat- ¬ noisy evening I asked whero were tho tered and something like 18000000 of British capital is invested in tho mines children Oh we were was tho answer Highest Temperature afraid that they might disturb your Tho highest temperature of tho rest so we havo temporarily moved world is recorded in the great into another house that we havo in of Africa whero tho thermometer desert often Piscinisco marks 150 degrees Fahrenheit well-to-d¬ ¬ the appearance of a foreigner attracted little inn was crowded and far sur- ¬ passed any previous record Our stock was more care ¬ fully selected and was bought cheaper 2ood well bought are already half sold Come antl JOIN IN THE PROCESSION We have a very fulllline of HARNESS TALBOT SADDLES made to order SADDLERY andFLY NETS This is a cut of the w Majestic Range tvhieh cooks the goose of aU our competitors mans peace muker You cannot afford to use that old cracked cast iron imitation any longer Save fuel save patience r save money by buying a Majestic steel range iftjfei r rJit It is the housekeepers pride and a married f S1 1 i W flJB v A 11 h6pkinsvill It is Known By Its Cures v blentugkian w i V v i pepjHiiwia fwa 3jfljftin0tiUle afceftfttdtteiu fOIUSII TUKMI ANB the Bicycle walk Asaerioan People Fast Beoominff a Piffson Toed Raoe FIIMT M8RNIM U BT CHAS M MEACHAM 3 A YKAR IN ADVANCE reading notice 20 oeats per ltne Spe moL Local 6 cents per line each Insertion stiles for standing auvertlaemeuta furnUhed on ajjpltoAtlon SUBSCRIPTION Loom 7 h4 1 in raised from disease and despair to happi ¬ An Illinois physlcinu has dlscov ness and health are tho strongest and Sarsaprllla OFFICE 213 SOUTH MAIN STREET best eredthat the present extreme use of has advertisements Hoods in existenco No other preparation the bicycle is tending to make the has ouch ANNOUNCEMENT ot wonderful cures great American people a decidedly This is a record Sarsaparllla has the Wejkro authorized to announce why Hoods pigeon toed race The constant re ¬ largest sale and requires for Its produc ¬ JUDGKTH03J MORROW CSbiAudldato for Circuit Julge of the Third volving motion of tho feet and lower tion the largest laboratory in tho world tSndlclal District tubject to the action of tho legs as they turn tho pedals has given Now if you need a good medicine why Oemocratio CoUventlon July 0 to the gait of thoso people who aro not try that which has done others so much addicted to the bicycle a pe- ¬ much good Remember DEMOCUATIO TICKET culiar turn which tho progressive 1 It is not what we say but what XlcoTries Karfe by aa UltaoU FhycicU- s- Hoods Sarsaparllla does that tells the mi oh tn nicycl Habit TTIU Result storyof Its merit In There la Ho Holp The thoutands ot people whom it has rtr It For Governor vPWATHAUDINof Mercer For Lieutenant Governor Ri m 1 ladies of tho age to be easily affect- ¬ Prominently In the pnbllo L 4 For Attorney General ed They took on at once a rolling f W JHENDRICKof Fleming nOOU S flllS Hoods SamparUU 25c swinging half gllcHng rhythmical ForSecretary of State HENRY 8 HALE of Graves step that resembled the motion of For Sunt of Public Instruction roller skating as closely as could be POSITIONS GUflRflNTEED fiBD PORTER THOMPSON of Owen by anyone not on rollers So It is under reasonable conditions Do not say it can For Commissioner of Agriculture ION BNALLof Louisville with the bicycle walk says the not be done till you send for free catalogue of V Well Shes waiting for YGU DRAUQHONS PRACTICAL For Railroad Commissioners aforesaid Illinois doctor except that 4 FLETCHER DEMIaEY of Hopkins GEO HALEXANDER of Jefferson t Instead of being only a temporary GREEN R KELLAR of Nicholas K peculiarity It will become permanent j But you MUST be clad For Circuit Court Judge and hereditary as the bicycle fever Nashville Tenn X C LINN of Calloway This Colleire endorsed hv bankers promises to be whereas the roller- - and merchants is strontrlvweeks by DrauKhons in a suit of Happy Home Garments of the latest cut In FOUR t ii i method of to Tor Magistrate Pembroke District skating fad enjoyed but a brief ex- ¬ TWELVE teaching bookkeeping is equal ad rs weeks by the old plan Special WM LPARKER and the most perfect fit These are the only goods sold istence vantages in ononnana rcnmansmp ana Telegraphy Cheap board Open to both sexes No The bicycle walk is nothing more vacation Enter now Railroad Fare Paid under guarantee to please or pay back your money SPEAKING APPOINTMENTS or less than the pedaling motion of JTflMR QTIHW We have recently prepared mlUQ lilUVlt books on Bookkeepino the wheel applied to the walk but Shorthand and Penuansrip especially adapt- ¬ BLACKBURN IN TUB 2ND DISTRICT ed to home study Write for Home Study SonntnrT C k TtlnnMliimaonnninf it gives to a person who has it a de- ¬ circulars at once wuww U V Q UlUUUUUiUO U 1UIUb Notice U aiients for the Second congressional cidedly peculiar appearance Co Kl a cyclist who is afflicted It will be as follows Deafness Cannot Be Cored MR district are Wednesday September 11 seen that when he lifts his foot in Hawesvllle H walking he does not put It straight by local applications as they can ahead but carries it back a little as uot reach tlie diseased portion of the uit clardys appointments The following appointments have he would have to In following the ear There is only one way to cure f h been made by the Democratic Cara- - pedals and then swings It high al- ¬ deafness and that is by constitutionpaign Committee for Congressman most to tho calf of the other leg be- ¬ al remedies Deafness is caused by h an inflamed condition of the mucous J iLTno D Clardy fore sendiug It forward The pigeon lining of the Eustachian Tube djvinsvnie Saturday September 14 toeing comes in there also and When this tube gets inflamed you l h Dliontfonday September 16 causes the sufferer from bicycle walk have a rumbling sound or imperfect Henderson Monday September 23 to Interfere after the manner of hearing and when it is entirely Owenyaoro Tuesday September 24 vUawesvllle Wednesday September 23 horses Tho interference comes closed Deafness is the result and un- Ciilhoan Thursday September 20 higher up though because of the less the inflammation can be taken TMorpanfleld Monday October 7 upward swing of the foot as it goes out and this tube restored to its nor- ¬ vSpeaking to begin at 130 p m mal condition hearing will be deforward stroyed forever nine cases out of ten The pigeon toeing Is for The coming of the Kentucky Press by the position of theaccounted the are caused by catarrh which is foot on Association to Hopkinsville is an pedals There the toes turn in and nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces svenVtbnt-our people should take in- down and the heels turn up and out We will give S100 for any case of terest irad pleasure in It has been the pressure being borne on the ball Deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh ssoventeen years since this body visit of tho foot ed Hopkinsville The city of to day Among the racing men the bi- ¬ Cure Send for circulars free F J CHENEY Co Toledo O WITH THE MOST ELEGANT LINE OF was then a town of 3000 people A cycle walk la the most noticeable of course has taken them In FSold by Druggists 75c It tfew of the veterans of 1878 will be Jeivelry Watches iback this lroatb but they will not much worse form than the ordinary X IVE STOCK MARKET cyclist and extends to the swing of recognize in the present bustling city the arms and the carriage of Brio-a-bra- o Clocks Silverware the Reported by Tatum Embbt Co 3he town they once knew There head The elbows of the racing man LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MERCHANTS Spectacles Cut Goods BOUFDON STOCK VABD3 could not be a better time for the ed- bend out from the body as a result ever seen outside of a large city ALL AT LIVING PRICES itors of the SJate to visit us The city of having to bear his weight as he QUOTA1IONS 3s on the high road to prosperity last- - leans far over the handle bars and LooisvilleKt Sept 4 Cattle Dont fail to see this gorgeous display Everybody invited i ang and substantial With its mo- gives him the appearance of being The receipts of cattle were liberal improvements of all kinds com- bow legged as to his arms The dern visit our store to day being 447 head The marko pleted or under way its fine hotel its neck and head aro projected forward Personal attention given to superior schools its cajiital streets its too and the face wears that strained opened up active and continued so anxious expression of a man who throughout the day At the close Watch Clock Jewelry beautiful stores and enterprising wants to got there as soon as pos pons aro wol cleared of all decent people all wo need is for tho outside sible Remember the place grades of butcher cattle Prospects world to know of these groat advan So much for the bicyclo walk and Two Doors North of J II Anderson Co iages Let us welcome the press its causes Of its probablo effects look study for tho next few days Cattle Extra shipping ipeople with open arms and feed them lot the discoverer speak in his own 160 to 4 75 Call on Goods Light snipping t3 to J 60 on the fat of the land Let us leave words 4 00 lo 4 60 llest butcher HOWE 8 00 to i 75 Fair to The bicycle habit if persisted Commongood bin cli era J9 WM a pleasant impression on their minds JEWELRY to medium butchers 00 to 2 75 ho says will make us nil i Ihln rough striTpoorcowH and Qwla COMPANY fueling in their hearts and a in a warm WW Ecatawu9 M to U knock kneed and is pigeon toed as Good to extra oxen 8 f0 00 good tusto in thtir mouths J M to 60 our nntivo rod men Pretty much Common to medium oxon Feeders 3ftolii 2 y to 3 Coogrtssmim Lemuel E Qnigf i everybody of the present gjnera - etocktK Bulla 75 W i nun i iui ii wuuvi Ui 13 J J5 i iuu It to 6TO Vcileslven Pfiirnr Cif ilm xtmp Yiirlr maj rh tn n hiico niluh Ira io bem therefore pretty much everv- - Fulr ticood cillch ooTwmnahiAnt mmmm 0 hhh yortliaticcontly pubimW a hloly of the present Renvation wiI lloos Tiie receiptti of hogo wi rt loiw nttack onAtlornoy Gfucral luck bo knock kuerd and pigeon tced or shock and Btack It is placod at 10 Monthly Orop Eepbrt In tho Soptembor Century Prof I08n head opened nlow Hcndti k lias n signod hia flesit in tvill bo affiled with tho bicycle at a decline Theimikot bushels per aero Sliaue cjirriert tho narrative of Nupo-l-oitox ft to 10 contH from yos Sinco my last roport we had anoth life lo tho period of iho h tp Courc8H am will devote all his tiiuo walk Those ailments condition or terrlrv tony selling at SifiD to 13 TOBACCO pinuting of tho HovOlution tho sub er mouth of good growing weather Mid uijtcu- vto hii newspaper work Referring to tho reports of corres ¬ Ho is p r- - peculiariwies having settled Vhcm- 1Mj125 ordinate topicu being to 3001b ori 2Ji Tho Society and tho prospect is n fla tori ng ono pondents nbovo it will bo seeu thai rul- - to tjood viioklngjSO n ti vliips tljo iirat Hupubhcaii ever known selves on this generation will uat Lno lb 4 SJ to S ai6 and iitiqnelto ot tue uousiuato depcond by inheritance to the urally indoed for tho farmers of tho State tobacco has not douo ho well but it Oiod to fXtrtv liRli UiO ll lo IN ite resign nu office Genoral Pacification of Europo j Hi ho h0Pwl that tho good weather 4 2i to 4 85 y next ronoration and there wo are ThoEeorgauiaation of France Tho Tu most of tho counties good rains of tho past wook will greatly benofU 4 In to 10 lnt Bhouirf JO 16 to 1M Iti 8 74to4Pu Codo iNapoleon and tho University of havo fallen whilo from thoso cotmtieri knced aud pigeon tned race Fat flhotH JUO 10 to lijn fiknoek Senator BlaJdiurn fmishen his t4O0 Hi 3tito17lf I dont fee any help for it or any Uontuna lrOlb LamesTIio receipts ot Frnnco estops Toward Monarchy whorodroutu has provaueu sinci J uly- it Tho por coat is placed at 80 yiiker ako Western Kentucky appointments at PABTOIIES need for Ivlp either so far as that nheep fiucl lamba woro 1881 hhid Plots Counterplots and tho Life last good showers aro roportedcorrosMawtsville yesterday Pastures throughout tho Stato woro Bonaparto at tho pondonts saying not onough but vory and roes but as a matter of fact that is Shipments 5J51 Tho tnnrket ruled Co fiultte As usual helpful to growiug corn aud tobacco never bettor at this season Tho per what wo are coming to and no mis about ritsatly at Mondiyr pr cos and Threshold of Monarchy AiiOifiTtihipmciit of jrold yester take tho history is fully and carefully illus Whero fitook water was scarce tho cout is placed at 100 Chicago Chroniolo most all tho offerings w ro sold trated in a manner Huperi r to that ponds and creoks havo boon partially reduced the reservn 11100000 day conN Siiep Mn linH ooil to ox a lp- All correspondent agree 2 2i by auy plni aheep f UCO employed heretoforethw subjectpopular mipplied early corn iH now past tho All correspondents roport tho heav ¬ that tho SOOtoiSS work in English on Not Gcienlific But Fair ctgiod WhOT Adam Slarrloil iest crop of com for years Tho con ¬ 1 60 to 2 Coiniion tomedlum MX to 3 50 Tho Century for tie plumber wilt dangor lino is curing up nicely and dition is placod nt 10J mid tho acre ¬ It oka TivocliilJrun aro inalriruj tip con 1 will bo tho heaviest known in yoara 50 to 76 8 tuercus wonder what causes nxtra lamb tKenttulcy lma of eandrums at n party Ono alts 300toSWi contain three complete sketches lounvaaeu FUi to good Tho Govornraont roport for August age aj compared with last yoar at earthquakes anyhow 2 to toil CO liction by popular American wrtera uoitimon lo mediuai At what time was Adam uiarried plucoa Iho avorago couditiou of corn 1J0 1 75 to 3 21 Profundus I cant give tho soien- - Tail cuds or call roprcacnting thrcn different nciions Giro It up OARDHN PRODUCTS Xtisa Alary Hallook in this State at 113 which avenge tWc explanation but when I think of tho country Ob on his wedding UroPliiladjl All sections of tho Stnto report a of the nurabor of meau men that are a powerful olory exceeds that of any Slate except Mis Vitalia doublo strcniti foi sale by Foote will contribute phla fiUthcrati heavy crop of all kinds ofgeudon pro- of mining lifo iu tho far vVest entitled souri li5 aud Texas 113 buried in the earth I dont wonder druggists Alcnaco to Icdcstrlaiv Correspondents report tho outlook ducts Per cent lu5 Lv M ign Sarah Tho tap of Ti embliug levcrly ought not to bo nl Sowed to tliat tho cfd lady has an upheaval DTOOk Orne Jewott will contribute n humor- for tobacco iu sumo sections as imOpened With 41 Hoarders occasionally luffolo Express tU1 t wheel ous storv of tho New England otst proving whilo in Trigg Christiau and All stock in good condition Tho rh- - not South Kentucky College opened entitled All My Sad Captains and somo otlu r wp trn counties com par cent 91 No Great Shakes le jfso thin you cant seo him when Tuesday with 105 pupils 41 of them illustrated by Papo Tho third js a plaint of worms is made From Trigg OATS kos aming toward you Chicago The worm A convulsive sob shook his frame in tho boarding department This is roaring sketqh by Henry Stillwell tho correspondent says Rik rd Sincd my last report returns show is getting in its work in lively style Inasmuch as lie was the living skele- ¬ a very promising start and indicates Edwards of negro life iu the South and will damago the crop in spite of a decrease in the yield of oats of 2 Tho Street Cor Ads It is entitled The Gum Swamp Do A ton that was all there was of him to an unusually prosperous session From Chris- bushels per acre on last estimate Av Time was when truths thoy wished nil men to boarders are expect- ¬ bato and is full of humor and is a all that can bo done fine good many more shake Indianapolis Journal Tobacco crop heed but the erage yield per acre 27 bushels faithful reflection of the characteristics tian ed next week V7ero written so that ho who runs may read HEMP of tho negro race In addition to worms are destroying it But now wo very sensibly decide From the county of Madison PasmrmirTirn rnmTmrnmm iw nnmimm To put them whero one who reads may rldo these stories this number contains the The returns are so meager as to L A T- Bulletin last installment but ono of Mr Marion tures look green as they did last hemp it is impossible to give a fair Crawfords powerful and tragic novel spring corn the best in years tobac- average only a few counties report- ¬ Too Soon which is co verv snotted worms verv bad ing The per cent is placed at 100 of Italy Casa Bracoio Does tho widow refuse to be corn- In tue larger tobacco growing coun- ¬ Highest of all in Leavening Power- - Latest U S Govt Report spoken of as his most dramatio if fortcd Nicholas McDowell Commr OIj I fancy oho haBnt had any not his best piece of writing There ties the ravages of tho worm have reSept 6 1895 duced tho average several points I he is also the conclusion of Prin Puclt fr hanco yet cess Soma the novelette of American since my last report Pastures aro Not a Succeai TnE Modern Beauts lifo iu Paris by Miss Julia Magruder good vegetables abundant melons Wife What do you think of Bridgets plentiful and apples iu greater abun- Thrives on good food w th pictures by Gibson T and sunshine ooking dance thau ever known before in this witu piemy ot exercise in the open Husband I think if she1 tried to boll State air Her form glows with health and W water shed burn It Truth Mrs Cole wife of Charles Cole a her face blooms with its beauty If WHEAT Quite NuturaUy carpenter of Cedar Hill Tenn was her system needs the cleansingaction Mills What parts do you take in struck by a freight train Monday The average yield of wheat is not of a laxative remedy she A hw now marine drama inni cn is a ii as large as was expected the rains gentle and pleasant liquid uses the laxative having destroyed much or it iu the Syrup of FJgs JttiUiHi divers roles N Y World a few minutes after being hit STor L C NORMAN of Boone Register of the Land Office GfB 8WANGO of Wolfe BTTYLK It of Fulton For Treasurer ROFORDofCilay ForAudlto doctor calls tho bicycle walk Those who remember the days of tho roller skating craze will probably recall the effect that exercise had on tho gait of those who practiced It par- ¬ ticularly the gait of some young Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the Only True Blood Purifier eye 1 sssr imm i six for 5 wi Isnt She Divine futezii ee M r i Mammoth Clothing Shoe Main St Hopkinsville Ky No IS J I i mjmmmmmmmmmttmmmmmmk THE I Howe Jewelry Art c Is Now Open For Business DIAMONDS glass 1 and 209 Repairing SOUTH MAIN ST us for Reliable lllA 1 1 1 1 rHws JflH Ow and Repairing MGR 1 i- - I ui 1 I 1 21 wmmmmmmmmmmmuim rt i I I 1 J I I I v Royal 3P i iK ABSOLUTELY PURE f M Jf4jftNV 2 er w HOPKINSVILLE KENTtJCKIAT A MEMENTO OF LINCOLN mi if i V r 5 ABOUND AND AEOTTTl Nothing but nevs found in column A Condensed THE CHAIRITY LIST th The Total Number ef BeaeflclarlM a the Kelt 96047 LoutsTille Times v A Bit of Pasteboard That Reoalls His Trfirlo Ooath Capt SUoa Owen Tells ot I1U Exprtenc In FortTj Theater on the Fatal Night Some MUUkes Account of the Latest Hap penings Tersely Told tot Busy Readers Charles May colored was crushed to death by train at Shelbyville AIviir Wfftmrn was shot from nm bush and killed in Russell county Rev1 Sam Smalls divorced daucrh- jter Mrs Lola Small Jackson wedded l a hotel clerk at Richmond Va Henry Mooney at Dixon fell from a wacron ana a nail punctured his r heart Tho son of Mrs Jen- tme U Bannon at Eminence was killed by a tram S Jordan Sothermnd ft nrnminont rJ lfMU wnnha mmU2u f was killed lightning s ane JNortn American Commercial TVl in aniH tr tint a tnlran IK fWl epjil- ikins this season the limit allowed to ten-year-o- ld 1 II John Wrieht killed a man named PArtraps in Pike county and after dancing about the corpse toot tne viuuiu u uuiDtJUUU cacuucui P John Dver for the murder of John iHail in Letcher county was senten- fment William Palmer traveling mana ger of the Trilby uompany ana brother of A M Palmer committed fsuicide at St Louis Durincr a fia ht with members of the Atkins family in Elliott county u Ait McDamel was killed his head being chopped off his body E flnnt Klrmnrfls mflinntv in fho senatorial primary in the Graves 20unty district was about 700 He a stalwart Democrat Dr Henry has quit the legislative race in Union leaving W M Berry free silver Blackburn man the only Democratic candidate BRADLEYS DATES If Will Speak In BXadUonvllle on Septem ber 34 Fbankfobt Sept 7 Following are radleys appointments Frankfort September IS Newcastle September 14 Shelbyville September 16 Hardlnaburg September 17 FordtTllle September 18 Owensboiusm September Cftlhoon Henderson a pm September21 Padneah 8 p m September 23 f Madleonvlllo September 24 Elkton September 23 Scottsvlllc September 23 Tompkins vllle September 27 Edmonton September 23 Somerset September 30 Williamsburg October 1 U BarboursYllleTMober 2 Plnevllle Octojflft Manchester October 4 McKce October 6 Mt Vernon October 7 Wincheste r October 8 KicholasTllIe OotoberS Cyntblana October 10 t Paris October 11 Moysvllle October 12 Vanccburg Ootoberli Grajson October 15 Ashland October 1G PalntsTlllc October 17 Covington October 19 Shepucrdsvllle October 31 Hodgensvlllc September 23 f Lebanon Ootober 23 Lancaster November 4 Sjftjnber 19 20 P i WHY ay S5C0 for a Hat when you can Imy llH good in tho Blue Grass Stiff tat for a erentlomnn Irtest style at 5050 at Sara Fiankels IIAS WOPI EN fhev Will Bo PHYSICIANS to Practice Tnclr Profession Tho Medical College for Women in Jt Petersburg is about to bo opened run tho pccaiiiKslon of the emperor nd cmprctfsW After tho closing of the medical classes for women in 1887 many Russian women went to foreign universities chiefly Franco iind Switzerland for their decrrces put though thoroughly equipped with the honorable AJ D tliev wcrod lot permitted on their return to ractlce in their own country One t them Miss A Bogolubsky native jfa miuin villnjro Nccrhlnsk in ist Siberia having taken the dc- rreo or jjj u at tho University of Jprlin M4 1887 was obliged on her return tmalco the position of nurse md in this humble capacity bravelv irorked for eight years On tho breaking out of the cholera epidemic In 1892 she bested and obtained permission to laboramoncr the lasses of suffering neasnnts who had migrated from different parts of cussjo to settle tnere Somo of tho stricts were so congested that thousands would have been without liny medical aid had it not been for feer Untiring energy On her return St Petersburg this year she pre- kjpi fd a petition to tho emperor LridTeceived permission to take a legree In Russia which gives a right any pare at the coun- 3 practlQrft ineurgent necessity oi iemaie lystclans is but too apparent con deriDgthe many tribes Tartars rakutes Turkestans etc whose Traen are prohibited by the laws bf their religion from receiving med- cal treatment from the opposite Allowed There ia much interesting matter to be gleaned from Kentuckys pension roll and soind good stories might bo related of the pensioners were it not a violation of tho rules of the bureau to give out the information There are no survivors of the war of 1812 that are paid from this office A hundred and seventy three widows of the soldiers in that war however draw pay at this disbursing station There are 623 surviving soldiers of the Mexican war that draw pensions through the Louisville office and 409 Of the Indian wars there widows are twenty six survivors and eighteen widows that receive their pensions through this office On June 80 1894 there were pensioners on Maj Adams roll to the number of 294U On the same date in 1893 there were 29901 This shows a decrease in number for 1894 of 487 The average annual amount paid out is 4000000 There are 2500 pensioners in this city Nearly all the G A R Veterans of Louisville were followers of Grant or Sherman or some of the noted heroes of the Federal army in the war between the States from 1861 4 Most of these old soldiers have since the war been drawiug pensions from Uncle Sara The total number of pensioners on the roll is 965947 To these was paid out last year 13953005822 Ohio has the largest number of pensioners of all the States drawiner annually 1473719154 for 99837 on the roll Pennsylvania and New York are close behind Kentucky ranks eleventh There are 3375 pensioners on the the roll that reside in foreign counties These are scattered through sixty six different nations and islands the larger number inhabiting the various inlands of the sea To this class is paid out annulaly273 850 75 The total amount including clerk hire paid out by the department last 140 733 625 52 The year was amount appropriated to pay the pen ¬ sions of fast year was J5I66 531 350 At the close of the fiscal year June 30 1894 there was an available cash balance of 25 769 547 32 It is predicted now that the amount paid out for pensions will Bteadily di minish with each year The largest amount paid out in pensions in any one year was in 1893 when 158155 34251 was distributed Last year this amount was decreased by 17 42171699 The number of cases dropped from the pensions rolls last year was 37 951 New applications were granted to the number of 41483 a net increase of 3532 yet a decrease is noted in the amount before the bureau to the number of 619027 Tho number of orphans on the pension roll is 75671 ihe average annual pension is 134 20 The largest regular pension paid out by tho bureau is S100 This applies in cases where tho loss of both arms has occurred There areabz74 invalid pension j era on mo roil wno wore euneieu 111 the army and navy of tho civil war In addition there are 105405 widows and orphans who draw pensions for tho service of their husbands and sons Until June 30 1890 some pension rates per quarter wore as low as 1 After that time an act was passed by Congress which increased tho ratea of all pensions to 6 Of tho war of 1812 there aro forty five sin vivois all drawing pensions their ngesiango from ninety two to 104 years Tho oldest man on tho roll served in this war TIo iti David MeCoy and is now living in Kcdlum Gil Mu is n nativo of Kentucky and served with tho Koutuuky troops 11 0 is 101 years old awl is said to bo halfj f jr n man of Ins yars There are twelve revolutionary sol diers widowB now liviug Threo of these Sunnnah Chad wick Sarah C Slaughter weio Hulburt and Ann peubionod by special act of Cougress Tho age3 of thin twelve range from Foventy live to ninety The South fur irshed the husbands of nix fivo com ¬ ing from Virg nia and one from North Carolina Namo3 such as Chadwick Slaughter Brown and Suead appear on this list Auction - Corrected f For thirty years Capt Silas Owen has carried In a little envelope se- ¬ curely hidden in his pocketbook a square piece of cardboard on which are these words OT0lie3tra Section B Forms Fbidat Seat Auction QO-isxE-Ms-isroT-i-rc5- I 17a Capt Owen used at Fords theater on tho night that Lincoln was mur- ¬ dered says the New York Tribune The captain was then the command- ¬ ing officer of the TjTnlted States ship Primrose and he and his masters mate William R Flood had gone to the theater especially because It was understood that the president would bo present and Owen bad taken seats that would be directly In the Ihio of vision with the presidential He cherishes tho memento box warmly and frequently talks to his friends about that awful and Impres- ¬ sive Incident He Is a trustee of Round Lake and in one of his re- ¬ cent official visits there he gave an Interesting reminiscence of it Flood said he uwas the first man to reach the presidents side and I was the second The firing of the shot hardly gave us any Idea of the awful deed that it indicated Booth clambered down tho side of the box and crossed the stage and even then we could comprehend nothing of the awful nature of the catastrophe until Mrs Lincoln leaned over the edge of the box wringing her hands and with a face of terror and amazement that will never be erased from my memory called aloud They have shot pa I remember the homely It is the coupon of tho ticket which MONDAY J SEPT 16 Bric-a-Bra- Having decided to retire from the Jewelry Business my entire stock will be sold at Public Auction Watches Jewelry Diamonds c Silverware Clocks Fixtures and Safe All will be sold regardless of cost or value without reserve or limit What is my loss is your gain A chance of a lifetime Everything goes at your own price Sales commence each day at 10 a m 2 p m and 7 pm until all is sold T GYATES Well just come and see how cheap they are J HOPKINSVILLE KY 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 phrasing so well That was enough Flood was out of his seat as if he had been shot from a mortar He jumped over the head of the leader and climbed Into the box before the rest of the audience seemed even yet to compre- ¬ hend it To shoot the president seemed even in all the horrors of the long war to be something too 1 OJCAT113 COLOHEP Young Carrie wifoof Trviri Young died of consumption in tho city Wed nesday aged 25 years KiLLinnuw An infant of WallisKilli brew died in the city Salurduy of dropsy llliovuiN Johnson Ilillinaii died iu tho city Tuesday of dropsy aged about 70 years Awarded Honors Worlds Fair Highest M -T Incredible I followed Flood and was second at the side of the dying man Flood found him still sitting In his chair but with his head resting on his breast and he gently lowered him to the floor There was no sign of any wound and no flow of blood and wo believed that there was nd disaster until while Flood held his head In his lap he felt the soft trick ¬ ling of matter It was not blood He showed It to me and we knew that the dreadful deed was complete It was the pure white matter of the brain I see stated that they shQw peo- ¬ ple tho dress of Laura Keennat the tomb all dabbled with the presi dents blood If this is so it is a mis- ¬ take for Mrs Keeno was not at the presidents side that night to my The hlood was shed knowledge moat likely by Booths knife for the assassin made a stroke at her with it And that calls for another correction It has frequently been told how Booth strodo majestically and tragically across tho stage and with a flourish of a dagger cried Sio As r matter of semper tyrannisl fact ho did uot stride majestically at all Ho pulled one loov uftcr the other very slowly for he had fallen as he jumped Lis foot being caught in the folds of the Amerieau lag which enveloped tho lower edge of tho stage and sprained his anlcle and his stride wa3 a most painful process At tho side of the otago just betwocn the curtain which was down andtheedgeot tho proscenium box stood Mrs Keene who had been there somo time She was not in front receiving tho applnuao of a as has also been stated nor Harry Hawk with her Booth was dragged himself up to her and alio seemed to comprehend ahead of tho rest of us what had happened for sho put her hands out toward him What have you done and said He then mado a thrust at John her with his dagger and seemed to rip the tleevi of her dress and ho probably wounded her in the arm for it was a savage blow It wa3 then that ho uttered thocry Sic semper ty ramus that incredible parody and mockery of the noble ro-c-i- B Yost 0o Great Offering Summer G oodsand you going at cost These goods aro Our Summer Clearance Sale iB still going on and we are selling at a Great Sacrifice our handsome lino Dress Goods French Novelty Wool Patterns G-ing-lia- will never have such another opportunity to buy If you want JRoinember wo have the best 3tock in town and offer bargains impossible to duplicate Carets Mattings or Euos pi iii i i RICHARDS i uriwi niri CO MDtiMMVHHVVBSBBMttMMMBVMM9MnBBflMPQUBMBB9HVMWUKMJiCVSY3QH wt ll We Dont W Your Trade for a day but want to hold it continually for ages Thats why ou can depend on what wo say in our advertisements Wo nevor oxaggerate cousquontly wo nover disappoint you when you como to our store We now have ready a very fine lino of Fall and 4Wr AtTETV r Wintfr PrnnrlR ntifl fjnrwlo nnimr niara liojinnr r Romans utterance r CREAM f The memory of that great event said tho captain will remain vivid- ¬ ly with me forever as it remains now over thirty years after it hap- ¬ pened From Bull Run to Ohio George Hoyt of Cleveland O relates a good story on himself He was In the first battle of Bull Run and when tho union forces had been put to rout he heard the command to rally on the reserve He says the only reserve he ever heard of was the Western Reserve and that he started for that locality as fasfe aa he could go Boys suits long pants from Childrens suits knee pant from WE ARE SOLE FOR fine imported 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established personal habits While in the good times the policeman be longed to the aristocracy very fre ¬ quently ho was a man of a sedentary nature and believed in arrest with one r He was much given to loitering but was disposed particularly when under the influence of stimulants to arewanurrauny In these days ofpreform if qo3er hits a private citfiseEt on the hedto gratify some personal whim he is very liable to lose his own head And while his ability at doing up might enable him to secure employment in a grocwy the prospect of gelng another situa tion does not encourage hhri to take any foolish risks Fracturing a mans skull without adequate prpvocation has ceased to be regarded as a legitimate pastime for an ofllcer6n duty and the consequences are liable to become as serious to the fracturer as to tho frac turee to invent an appropriate word Mf Henry Shira Girard Ala saye years ago I had a Beyere case of Grippe and could not recovej from its year ago I tried effects Aboiit Kings Koyal Germettire and was soon well It also cured me of bowel trouble which I had for four Jears and I find it to be a quick cure for headache It cured my wifa of Grippe also and she says it is the best thing she can get for Asthma and Vertigo I heartily reepmmend it as a family¬ Now package large botmedicine tle 108 doses 1 For sale by R O Hardwick jCwo j The Main Street FURNITURE Dealer A Complete and Beautiful Stock hand all at iEMtaliM him Mcwuwraa or LOWEST Cash MURES In 1777 the county of Kentucky was established in Virginia nersonal comfort for the next fewl yeara is Ramons Tonic Liver Pills jldib remeay is mmusi uiugiuai ju its effects urid positively cures all forms of biliousness Bour stomach disordered liver etc Sick headaches vanish speedily when this treatment has been used for a fortnight Do not forget the name Ask your druggist for Ramons insist opon having it A box costs but 25 centb sample dose free Henderson circuit court Monday with a small docket begins A good peg on which to BKMtncM twain amstsKsam hang your ABSOLUTELY PURE THE Bed room Suits 119 up A Solid Oak SUit for j yjt CLilREljjULt lib SWEET CAPORAL tt6od the Test M Time MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHER CIOARiffE Hu BRANDS COMBINED IUYi n Fine Horse For Sale W N DUCKER I have decided to offer my young horse DIRECTORWillis for sale Four years old second last Vnn June Is black with white feet Mr weefcs recently Oleve had him In training six and writes me the following letter August 8th 1SG5 In answer to your Inquiry with reference to I have not had a your horse will say this horse on my track this year that showed more speed than he did from the very start and In- ¬ Entirely new and first olass in all deed he Improved right along until my driver quit 1 have held the watch on him and seen respects Excellent Sample RoomV him trot miles In 2 MS and quarters at a much faster gait Have seen him trot one eighth In and service unequaled in the city 20 seconds time after time with apparent ease On Double Car Line and perfectly within himself I do not know of a oung horse anywhere that shows as C F L P Kleideiieb Proprietors much promise for a fast trotter as your horse - Tvv Henderson His disposition Is perfect any lady or child Not can handle him with perfect safety any and afraid of anythiug He will be fast as game to the core In good hands is capable of WHEN YOU taklngavry low mars JohnJVanCleve The following letter from the trainer August BthI5 Your horee Is lfM hands high and will weigh 1050 pounds training condition but In road horee order 1100 pounds Is a well por portioned horse nnd safe for any one to drive unusually clever for a younghorse I took the Have your Photograph made at horse perfeotly green and with six weeks handling drove him one eighth of a mile at a 210 gait and could have driven him faster had the track been good Tour horse with any kind of chance will develop Into a horse that will beat with all ease a 220 gait There Is NEW STUDIO something remarkable about your horse every time I work him he shows an Increase In No 580 Fourth Avenue 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 fine disposition with good habits I will gladly furnish S N Vail pedigree and price Cor Seventh and Liberty Sts Hopkinsville Ky The China Decorator Castoria Ctxxi Castoria Castoria la on exeellet medicine for chM Castoria is so well adapted to children that Mothers have repeatedly told me of its I recommend it as superior to any prescription good effect upon their children known to me H A Archer MD Dr G C Osgood Xowell Maes hi So Oxlord St Brooklyn N Y Castorla Is the best remedy for children of Our physldans in the childrens depart ¬ which I am acquainted I hope the day Is not ment have spoken highly of their experi ¬ iar distant when mothers will consider the ence in their outside practice with Castoria real interest of their children and use Castoria Instead of the various quack nostrums which and although we only have among our medical what Is known as regular art destroying their loved ones by forcing products supplies are free to confess that the yet we opium morphine soothing syrup and other merits of Castoria has won us to look with hurtful agents down their throats thereby favor upon It pending them to premature graves United Hospital and Dispensary Da J F Kinchelok Boston Mass Conway Ark Aiaen C Satrrn Pres Its Value Recognized As a rule The Contaur Company 77 Murray Street New York City v 1 fl GOTHAMS AFFLICTION The Town Said to Be Ailing from Too Muoh Reform i Uttost New Yorkers r Would Cheerfully Go Back to the Days of Evil But Mayor Strong Will Not Let Them Special New York Letter ill New York has trot a reform adminisrtratlon that actually reforms and a great many reformers are very much discouraged for they do not like gen uine reform as much as they expected rthoy would Father Knickerbocker Is verv much like the traveler who wants Ho be awakened very early and Is very imuch disgusted when the faithful negro porter pounds on his door at half past three That is merely human nature which never changes After the children of expenses which are very heavy are In excess of the income It looks very much as if the saloon had lost most of its power in politics Of course it will always have a certain influence in elections hut practically the scepter has departed from Judah There was a time not so very long ago when owning a saloon was the great essential qualification of an alderman On one occasion a certain notorious aldermanic saloonkeeper said in the m mm COMMISSIONER ROOSEVELT COPPER TIMES A SUNDAY UNDER THE OLD REGIME V Lf rif between the bumpers Under the present administration all and that public official reciprocated by this lias been changed Mr Roosevelt protecting the officer when ho violated tho president of the hoard of police the law something to which he was There were daily commissioners claims that it is his sa chronically addicted cred duty t enforce the laws and the acts of illegal violence committed by police captain in whose precinct they policemen that were never punished are violated is held to a strict responsi The policeman with a pull was invulbility consequently the saloons art nerable Every attempt to bring him closed with the result that there is an to justice was about as effectual as Tho exodus for the moistcr climates of throwing stones at an ironclad Brooklyn and New Jersey every Sun policemans billy was tho crack club of day that leaves New York as deserted New York The possibility that he as tho traditional banquet hall or the might be adequately punished seemed store of the man who does not adver- - to him to be ridiculous lie was in a tise Not only that but the saloons state of mind similar to that of Don are closed at midnight all over the city Quixote de la Mancha when he was This arrangement hits the saloon urrested for trying to impale with his proprietor very hard for more money lance a caitiff who had spoken disre ¬ passed over the bar between midnight spectfully of the charms of Dulcinea do Blockhead exclaimed the of Saturday and Monday morning than Tobos during all the rest of the week hence Icniffht of the sorrowful figure when tho saloon man suffers in mind bodj did you ever hear of a knight errant Hundreds and possibly being arrested no matter how many and estate thousands of New York saloonkeepers homicides ho may have committed may be obligedto give up business en- Don Quixotes pull was imaginary but tirely as under the new rezime the that of tho New York policeman was a sighed profoundly for the flesh pots ol Now that the excise laws are Egypt enforced rigidly and Sunday is abso-¬ lutely dry there is considerable dissatisfaction among some very good reformers of quiet tastes who were jn the habit of drinking on tho sly Ostensibly the saloons have always been closed on Sunday but the side door opened and shut with as much regularity as the jaw of a woman with The street cars were a grievance crowded with men whose breaths were etrong enough to run a gas engino The police made no serious effort to close the suloon Negligent policemen and Sunday drunkenness are simply cause and effect As things are now the man who succeeds in finding a saloon into which he can sneak on Sunday is apt to meet with an accident that usually occurs to railroad men He is liable to be caught Israel had made their escape from the house of bondage in spite of the ex ample and miracles of Moses they in dustriously worshiped the golden calf and with an appropriate gesture De office of alder ¬ man in dis ward belongs ter dis saloon see And the vorst of it was he was stating a self evident fact Yes the excise laws are enforced the heretofore omnipotent policeman has been made to realize that he is no longer the boss of the people but their servant and the streets for the first time in the history of New York are kept clean and yet the people are not happy even if they have got what they thought they wanted when they overthrew Tammany at the ballot box on the Cth of last November In the first place the taxes have been largely increased It costs more to clean the streets than it did before by many hundreds of thou- ¬ sands of dollars but they are cleaned The enforcement of the various ordinances creates a great deal of discomfort and taking it all in all I do not believe if a test vote were taken Ho was bandy with bis pen now that the present administration And twas every now and then That the bankers paying tellers hed would be sustainad However public perplex sentiment may change very materially But be medo bis boldest swipes before the time for the next election Getting only ugly stripes rolls around Where hed fondly hoped to gather pretty checks Tho saloonkeeper is not the only typi- ¬ Chicago Record cal individual who has been badly hit by the prevailing name of reform lrolltnble Iuplla There is another who feels almost as Friend I should think having Buch comfortable as Job when he became a dull pupils to teach would drive you I refer to the wild spring boil emporium New ork policeman Music Professor 1 like dull pupils Before the advent of the present De parents neffer dink does tear chil- ¬ regime to be a New York policeman dren haf no music in dem Dey plame was to be greater than a king He de biano und den I zells dem new protected the aldermanic saloonkeeper vons N Y Weekly patois of the Bowery tary medicines Still I value ak good one especially when such is the source of relief from pain As a tropical external application I have found Chamberlains Pain Balm the best remedy I have ever used for neu- ¬ ralgia of any kind I have conscien- ¬ SUNDAY IS DOBOKEN tiously recommended it to many per- ¬ William Horne M D Janes be sociable to the fair sex In some sons portions of the city a policeman in uni ville Wis Sold by R C Hardwick form standing at the family entrance Druggist door of a saloon looking through a glass BLACK ROSES darkly with his head Inclined backwards came to bo a permanent feature The Unique Production of a German of the landscape Gardener The change that has taken place in We learn on good authority that behavior of the New York police- ¬ the man during the past few months is lit¬ a certain enterprising gardener has tle short of the miraculous President at last succeeded in producing a Roosevelt of the police board has con- black rose las black as soot as tracted the habit of going around after he proudly declares Perhaps it is dark and making a study of the habits needless to say that this persevering of policemen on duty When they are found doing those things they should but rather melancholy person is a not do they are reprimanded officially German So far his achievement is and on a repetition of the offense are unique though green roses were ob- ¬ made to realize that there has been a tained some time ago by a member change of his fraternity Soience we sup- ¬ As we are informed by Police Com- pose makes every experiment worth missioner Roosevelt that the rigid en- ¬ while otherwise one would be forcement of all the laws will be main tempted to question whether the re- ¬ tained to the end of tho chapter New York bids fair to become a highly sult were worth the trouble taken moral city but as I have already inti- as a black rose certainly cannot mated a great many who shouted from a purely Philistine point of loudly for reform are beginning to view be considered as beautiful as a think that it is being carried too far pink or yellow one Moreover tho Those who have seen Gilbert and Sul good man is a trifle behind the may remember times livans Ruddygore since the artificial flower that after tho Bad Baronet and Mad Margaret gave up their wild makers succeeded in making us all proceedings and became Quakers thoroughly tired of black rosea quite while they did not complain of penny a twelve month ago It is to be readings or their duties as school hoped that the craze for unnaturally teachers for young children they did colored flowers will not not find them very entertaining and otherwise we shull see blackspread lilies there seemed to be a suppressed yearn- ¬ ing to return temporarily to their like those in the mosaic pavemeptof Santa Maria de Florl in Fprence wicked ways Just so with the New Yorkers They and what a misfortune that woujd believe in being good but they dont be Lady want the present administration to force them to be too good or to keep Queer Pool Playing them at it too long Alex E Sweet There are many ways of playing Compelled to Be Twice Alan led pool but the queerest way I ever Edward Robinson of Newport Ky saw the game played was at the went to Cincinnati recently and se- Louisville hotel the other night cured a license to marry Ruth SimpHe was a young son a Newport girl They were mar- said a rounder man and was the admired of every ried by Squiro McClure of Newport vho did not examine the license pool player in the room He played with two cues but closely Then they went on a wed ding trip When the squire made his never struck a ball with his cue He return to the county clerk he saw that held a cue in each hand with the the license was issued in Ohio and points touching He picked his cue that the ceremony by him was illegal ball up with tho cues and rolled it The parties were recalled from their honeymoon and corrected the mistake back into the groove formed by hold- ¬ ing the cues nearly together by a ceremony in Cincinnati Then he took aim and slanting reeding of British Soldier his cues down let the cue ball shodt The soldier is the best fed individual down the improvised groove He of his class in Europe The liritish soldier receives for his daily ration 10 rarely missed running from five to ounces of bread 12 of meat 3 of rice ten balls every time his turn to Louisville Courier 8 of dried vegetables and 10 of potatoes shoot came and once a week he receives 2 ounces Journal of 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The Cm a Decobator Publishing Cot 85 University Place New York City Send 6c SoalJV Lawyers Practice In the Courts of Chrlstianand olnlng counties Hopkinsville Ky Office City Hall building Court Squarf ad- - R IVK3 HALE Attorney at law Practice in the Couits of Christian and joining counties Hopkinsville Ky O01ce over Planters Bank ad- - in m S WITHERS Attorney and Counsellor at Law Practices In the Courts of Chrlstianand joining counties Hopkinsville Ky Offlceover Planters Bank RUSTIC LPEAY ad- ¬ REXDALE HERD of Berkshire hoes and southdown sheep Nicelotof year old BuckB and pigs of both sexes now ready for delivery SI B KIKO Newstead Ky Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon in U S Navy af ¬ terwards Post Surireon U 5 Army and later Hurgeon British Marino Service with tvr years experience as Plo sician at Hot Springs Ark will welcome the sick and af- ¬ flicted at His Office where consultation with one of the Most Successful Doctors of the age is cordially invited All preSDn recelye kind and honorable treatment will and permanent cures guaranteed in every case undertaken Attorney at Law Ofllce Weberstreet rearof Courtitouse Collections a Specialty Hopkinsville Ky nk M S MERKIWETHEP Late of Louisville Dentist Office in Summers Building Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats Succeseiully All ChroDio and Long Standing Diseases over Bassott nospitai methods CURED BY tLECTROPOISE ALMOST Cos fi LADY Hopkinsville Ky WHO SUFFERED DEATH WITH SICK HEADACHE NDREW 8EARGENTM D Catarrh AlTA Bronchitis latest Blood and Skin Dis by It Relieves Neuralgia Pains Every Time and Is a Certain CurefortheExasperatingClrlp Physician and Surgeon Office Fifth and Main Streets Court Room Hopkinsville JCy Telephone No C A Mean Tok i That was a mean joke some one played on Filkins Second Doctor What was that First Doctor Why some one telegraphed him to hurry to Niagara Falls to remove a cataruct and ho never tumbled till he go there N Y World First Dootoi I Krplainert j Little Dot 1 dont see how cows can eat grass Little Dick I spose when they is young- the mother cows keeps saying to their children If you dont cat grass Good Houseyou shant have anypie keeping It I will Bay that my wife suffered death with sick headache for years and the Electropoise has almost cured her It relieves Neuralgic pains every time and I do not doubt but that persistent use will entirely cure that trouble I have used it for or- ¬ dinary fevers on our children of 3 to 6 years of age with most marked suc cess Thirty six hours usually re- ¬ sulting in a decided cure As for myself I have had occasion to treat for a violent attack of la grippe broke it up completely in forty eight hours an hours treatment locnljy between tho eyes and Hii uigm uutuiueiu ui nigu power on the ankle and continued through the next day did tho work The Electropoise is the sovereign remedy for colds and all forms of prostration from overwork Yours very truly B B Sanders Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema SYPHILIS and all troubles arising from an Impure state of the bipod promptly opposite City and completely eradicated forever from thlfc Bystcm restoring health and purity Sores Ulcers ease nit II HWALLACE Pliynician and SHrgeon OFFICE up stairs opposite Telephone Office corner Ninth and Main Residence corner Syphlljsf Gleet Strictures VaricaceleVBWo Main and Seventeenth celeTendeneiWeaknees of OrgantiBdjles Hopkinsville Ky nstuia quicjuy cuiea without pain oti5etezi - Ir tlonfrom business luNIUSCMoDAVITT Weakbaokfrequont and burning urine dis ¬ eases of the bladder of both sexes promptly and safely cured yrin receive special and careful TQ treatment for all thejrmany aliments Sidney and Urinary rlioc JuautOo Private Diseases Goli Dentist Office Hopkinsville Ky over Kellys Jewelry Store H HSKERR1TT Painter and Paper Hanger -- ALL WORK Done with Neatness and Dispatch and at Low eit Prices SHOP gth street next to DR Beard office Hookinsville Ky Uental months with Wallace Even the women have privilege terms 10 cash for fourJ17M additionProprietor of topurchateby paying My al at tlje expiration of four months tackled this coinage question t tilcctrcpolsQ book of particulars free First National Barber Shop wife and a lot more have formed a club to Pook address any Shaving 10c Shampooing 25o Hair Cutting to discuss it 2fio Nothing but flrst class work and in the DUBOIS WEBB My wife hasnt got Ferry llm latest fashion 513 fourth avenue any further than to demand sixteen Hopkinsville Ky hats to my one Cincinnati Enquirer Lochville Kentucky Next door to First NationrJ Bank Tho Colnago Question V WGRA1 Dr Kollo 613 Tenn tions Impotency Melancholy Dizziness Loss gnererni C1dPce the dreadful effect of Early brings Organic Weakness unflttlngone for business study or eniovmpnt of life treated with never failing success On examination the urinary deposits a ronv sedl went wi ll often be Anna nnd sometimes sinalj particles of albumen will appear or the color will be of a thin mllkith Thue again changing to a dark and turbid appearance There are many men who die of lch is the second vpnknMa Ti guarantee a perfect cure In all tuch cases and jealthy restoration of the genltureurlnarv a organs WRITE your roubles if yai A secured at hoKme bfcorref juuueiico Absolute secrecy in all nrofes slonal dealings and medicine secure from obsena on Testimonials sentparents ol ui tsunj imr - i rpiffiipps w ay r rtStjllfilb lltv Lieirf n ViIio Nervous Debility 1 0rak0iife n iS Church Street Nashville rf il1 t xi WA S j TaiBO Qkoult Court Jhreotorj yirst Monday In IFebruary 3E FAMOUS Nathnnls TQ 4 Anvv4v- - - i f ir three relMthiratfondayiHMitirra pa Ut Mnis BO AT BUILDER EXPECTANT MOTHERS er and Child Ife tar August term three vreekr- - ra Monda two weeks second Monday in November term three weeks LTOrfyrst Monday in May term ttfo weeksip Monday in August term two weeks flr t Monnday l December term two v February Feurth Mottd tt 1rsf Mpttday in June term orm8lx v Monday in September four ween term six we s ioond Monday in April term Callowa Ohbisti MOTHERS FRIEND Robs Confinement of lis Pain Horror and Risk MOTHERS FJHEN1V fcn M wlf used Ifnrn birth of her drat child she did tint CHAMPS or FAINS was qulokly suffor from relieved at the critical hour suffering but little abo had no pains atterward and her recovery was rapiu ju iiuuosiuh ciuiauia Ala or sent dv Man t EXDress on rpfftnt nt - rw--i price iuu per oouie jjoou To Moth- i ers mauea tree weeks in Nashville Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon U S Navy alter wards Post Surgeon U S Army and later Surgeon British Marine Service with two years experience as physician at Hot Springs AtK Endorsed by the Enoyclopcedla Brl anlca Vol- - X page 135 the largestSand most important work in the world being in wenty flve volumes each the elzo of a large chureli EiiKHe lajioted as the discoverer of the active principle of golsemlnum a oeCl- fie forpfturalgla of the face and womb Cures Gatarrafbvphllls Lost Manhood nnd General Debility8 Thq Doctor has been all over the world and has made mrny cures given up by other physicians Vendomo Butldlnff DrKollock rheut fctands more conspicWuslybeforc ine eyes oi ine American public than Nathaniel Greene Uerreshoff a man of Renins whose latest achievement the Defender1 has eclipsed all his triumphs of the pst YGt 310 man cares less for the applause of the world or has shown less disposition to flaunt himself Ho is the chiefrcpsasentatlvo of a family that was famous in boatbuilding more than a century ago His father was Charles Frederick Uerreshoff who died three years since at tho age of seventy- - lKner ot wnciwai mr TfamQsaxnQmiWiHhmmnt atjJZmWn A PhyMcianrStofy -- - PHYSIGOKHiAL tt Mill THYSELF friEUAUAUli ArTLIfcD LlOllt CERULEAN U w4 SPRINGS Dr Porter of Kentucky Telia tlaxt rrpin theMu StcrUnu Ky Gazette la Jho monhtalns of Eastern Kentucky Wei Dr 0 H Porter who for 47 years has Qoptjfv Kentucky ui m pX7 nTTiWAT k r rsc Mml MUi TiTigq BBADFIELD BEGUUTOB CO Atlanta Ga SOLD B7 ALL DEUGQIBTS The sheriff is in posession of the dry oods etore of G V Fish Co at Pecatonica Ills Is unequalled for Eczema Tetter Salt- JKheum Scald Head Sore Nipples Chapped Hands Itching Piles Burns Frost Bites vyurumcoore lives ana uranuiatea iiyjlads For sale by druggists at 25 cents ierbox TO Ohamberlain3 Bye and Skto Ointment W D Hotvells one ofjhe leading novelists of the day was a printer in his fafiierB cdunlryy office when a boy Now see thaUyolir JMpodfis1 pure HOBsFoWNEES fyi TIIAIIIEL Q11EEXE nEEBESEtOFF as a printer 6 Are you bilious constipated or troubled with jaundice sickheadache bad taste in mouth foul breath coated tongue dyspepsia indigestion hot dry skin pam in back and be- When Baby was sick we gav her Castorla tween the shoulders chills and fever When she was a Child she cried for Castoria etc If you have any of these symp When she became Miss sho clung to Castorla toms your liver is out of order and When she had Children she gave thenl Castorla your blood is slowly being poisoned because your blood does not act propi erly Herbine will cure any disorder of thd liver Btomach or bowels It has no equal as a liver medicine Charles Froundrit a steeple carPrice 75 cents Free trial bottles at penter fell from the roof of St Pat R 0 Hardwicks drug store ricks church at Toledo and was crushed to death Ammos J Commings who succeed- ¬ ed Sunset Cox in congrefes began life NOTICE For putting a horse in a fine healthy conGood health follows the use df Hoods dition try Dr Cady Condition Powders Sarsaparilla which is the one great They tone up the system aid digestion euro I loss of appetite relieve constipation correct blood purifier Jt kidney disorders and destroy worms giving WWl Chandler Harris the most pop new life to an old or over worked horse 25 Joel ular SoUtnern author was at one time cents per package For sale by druggists hi a journeyman printer A Savannah Ga candidate for of- ¬ fice recently set up 200 A Sodnd Liveb Makes a Well Man persons at one time the beer for i i in am t l Erom all accounts Chamberlains Cough Remedy is a Godsend to the afflicted There is no advertisement about this we feel just like Baying it The Free Silver League of Kansas The Democrat Carrollton Ky For states that ninety of the 122 Republisale by R C Hardwick Druggist cans papers in the state are for free silver OyjUjleadtho novelist was a prin ier in a country office for years Ballards Horehound Strop 8tats interested in the Opium and Whifk my I WANT every man and woman in tho United habits to have one ot books on these diseases Address B M woolley Atlanta Ga tiox 332 and one will be sent too free vjvt w tk be a pleasure to you to know the hicrh esteem in- which Chamber lains medicines are held by the peo- ¬ ple of frVt own statet where they must pSrest known Au aunt of mine who resides at Dexter Iowaj was about to visit me a few years since and before leaving home wrote me asking if they were sold here stating if they were not she would bring a quantity with her as she did not like to be without them The medicines referred to are Chamber- ¬ lains Cough Remedy famous for its cures of colds and croup Chamber lains Fain Balm for rheumatism lume back pains in the side and chest and Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy foe bqwel com plaints These medicines have been in constant use in Iowa for almost a quarter of a century The people have learned that they are articles of worth and merit and quequaled y any other They are for sale here by R 0 Hardwick Druggist In a recent letter to the manufacturers Mr W F Benjamin editor of the Spectator RushfordN Y says It may Benjamin Franklin set the type for his own paper to ten times stronger in blood cleans Quite a severe frost the first of ing qualities than any other propno- - this season visited Miller S Dj but m tary medicine Trial size 50c For VtVc 1 mges was done salB by C K Wvly Horace Greely for many years worked at tho case Fouxd At C K The Best Is Cheapest Foleys Sarsaparilla is from three We guarantee this to be the best Caugh Syrup manufactured in the whole wide world This is saying a great deal but it is true For Con sumpton Caughs Colds Sore Throat Sore Chest Pneumonia Bronchitis Asthma Croup Whooping Cough and all diseases of the Throat and Lungs we positively guarantee Bal- ¬ lards Horehound Syrup to be without on equal on the whole face of the globe an support of this statement we refr MOMENTS OF HORROR to every individal who has ever used i and to every druggist who has ever Terror of a Sea Battle Described by Capt sold it Sucn evidence is indisputable McGIffln of the Chen Yuen Free trial bottles at R C Hardwicks Few people even naval men realize what fighting- on an ironclad really The new assessment in Virginia means Capt MxiGriffinwho was an officer at the shows a falling off of 7 000000 since on board a Chinese battle of the Yula river gives an English 1890 exchange however a mosv vivid de scription Ho tells among other things Mrs Hamilton Cambridge Ills din made by tho impact of that says I had the rheumatisraso bad 1 heavy tho projectiles against tho metal could not raise my hand to my head sides of tho vessel is awful beyond de- Ballards Snow Liniment has entirely cured me I take pleasure in- in- ¬ forming my neighbors and friends what it has done for me Chas Hand Lyman Kewa ley clerk for Lay nee Ills advises us Snow Liniment Why riot cured him of Rheumatism try it It will surely do you good It cures all inflammation wounds v jifliliillilli lfciL sores cuts sprains etc Frc a trial bottles at RC Hardwicks nine and was the father of seven sons In him the architectural genius of the family found its amplest expression and his mantle fell upon his youngest son Nathaniel- - In Nathaniel the mechanical genius of tho family is abund antly reproduced From his earliest youth his genius has made itself manifest At the age of nine ho was an excellent helmsman and at twelve he sailed the Sprite to her first victory and won a prize Ho graduated from the Institute of Technology where he took prizes in physics and mathematics After completing his education at the institute in 1809 he went with the Cor-¬ liss steam engine works in Providence where he remained for seven years and gained a thorough knowledge of engineering During- this time ho was the designer for the Herreshoff company in Bristol and modeled most of their sail and steam yachts He also sailed all the yachts at that time built by the Herreshoffs in the races in which they took part In 1877 he went to Bristol where he devoted himself exclusively to marine engineering In that year he brought out tho famous Herreshoff catamaran and secured paU ents on tho new features that he had invented These boats made the fastest time that has ever been accom ¬ plished by a sailing vessel ono of them on a certain occasion sailing twenty one miles in an hour over a measured course 13veryengine that was used by the Herreshoff company after 1875 was built fromNathanlelsdesigns and he secured numerous patents upon in ¬ ventions and improvements Jn engine construction At the same time the study of yacht models wa not neglected and he was continually experi menting with them Among his earlier boats was tho Shadow famous in her day as a prlzo winner in eastern wa ters Hia later achievements aro fa- mniar to eyeryone xne wasp uiori ana Vigilant and lastly the Defender Ho has been equally successful in all classes of boats suffered mortfthan maiiy of the patients on whom he called lie was at last cured nnd his cure was so startling and miraculous tilatjt was soon the talk of the the moun- ¬ tain Jnd anally reached the Bluegrass A teppitcr of ihe Gazette concluded to in Yestjwate in the interest of suffering human itvfftlld to his nnejitinn thn doctor renlied KUSaDwwjtiy years ago while living inMor- gaucuuuijr uuupracticing my proitaeion l¬ had a terrible nervous shock that complete ly prostrated me and from that time until a few motiths ago I suflered- untold ngony and in faci never knew a well day I tried everything in the way of medicine that I knew and consulted other physicians for miles around but I found no relief and I rfesetietf fiijaeif to the inevitable and await ¬ ed the end A few months ago my son saw an account in your paper of a new medicine called Dr Williams Pink Pills and wanted me to try it I told him they would dome no good but after taking a tew dotes I felt better and again hope revivedin my breast I continued taking the pills and continued to iniprdre and now I believe I have finally recovered That Is about all of the story I believe Pink Pills saved my life and Inever fail to recommend them in my prac-tiedIn fact I can tell you of a man that jrpujyill pass on your road home who has been almost completely cured of rheuma--tisn- i after years of suffering Mr S O Bailey is bis name and you can stop and Ecehim After thanking Dr Porter the Gazette man started for Mr Baileys residence lie was found on his farm cutting some trees down In reply to our inquiry Mr Bailey raid 1 sufYes Dr Porter told you the truth fered for years with rheumatism and was only able to leave my room in good weather and then was uot able to do any work 1 was urged by Dr Porter to try Pink Pills for several weeks I positively refused He finally overcame my prejudices however and 1 am glad of it for you can see your self what Pink Pills have done for me Come to the house and I will show you my crutch find cane which Pink Pills have en dbiGtL me to lay aside I have also been gjfini these pills to a neighbors child ytMCn has scrofula and it is improving right along The address of all the centle meri referred to is Elliotts sille Rowan CountylKentucky and anyone can have these statements verified by writingto them Dr Villiam3 Pink Pills contain all the lpmenis neoesarv to rive new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered norves They are for sale by all druggists or niav be had by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N Y for 50 cents per box or six boxes for 250 minUtiJfed to the sick in the counties of Rowan anO Morgan and has during that time This fainoushealth aud pleasure resort tho oldest in Western Kentucky the U V Knilrnnrl 14 miloa frnrh Trimvtnn and lb milfts from Hopkinsville and is open the year round SIX TEA1NS DAILY THE HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS ARE UNSURPASSED is sitimforl nn Sulphur and Chalybeate Water in Abundance Temperature df Sulphur Water 56 decrees flnwiner from a bold and neve failing spring AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN STRING BAND ON HAND ttates reasonable ana inaae Known on application Address Managers rr Pamphlet and full particulars Summer a croxrasr sz co For Descridtive 5 MAJOR w season now open Co TOM JAS D HEADLEY Jb Late of Glvens neadley Late of Clarkavllle Tenn MAJOR TjQACCG WAREHOUSE ffTOyfp MAJOR CO PROPRIETORS M Nio feiWest Main Street Louisville Ky 1895 1845 Insure in the Old Reluble- - MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY 1805 CO 652830 13796431662 67283 AMZI DODD President 1 Total Assets January 1st Paid Policy Holders since organization Surplus Former N Y Standard bosses paia in lumiucKy over After second year GUARANTEED CASH SURRENDER TION VALUES on life awuw and endowment pre- ¬ OCCUPA- ¬ FORFEITURE policy Is continued In force FOR FULL AMOUNT by the reserve ferred to the purchase of a paid up pollcv No restrictions as to RESIDENCE or orlf 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 W WALLACE Local Agents KENTUCKY HOPKINVILLE Formerly with Alexander T Grant Propr EB BEASONONBLL RATES BT Grant Baldwin CIerk8 Charges Just the Same Mr Petersbes watch that he brought in to be fixed I find has since begnn to go all right of its own accord Jeweler When ho comes in tell him the mainspring Is broken and tho fly wheel off its lever but that we can have it ready by the end of tho week Charges two dollars and fifty cents Judge Clerk ARLINGTON HOTEL OOBNEB TWELFTH AND MAIN STBEET LOUISVILLE HOT AND COLD BATHS KY BAR BARBERSHOP Bracing Mpr Up a Faint Heart Relllys discovery of the dan gers involved in kissing Is very alarm ing isnt it said the young man Very tho young woman replied but then ycra know women admire courage in a man above every other Chicago Times Herald luallty Morning Conversation 6ald the you came mosquito I have been nearly worked SAMTJEL HODGSON yu ol Glarksville Tenn Manufacturer and importer of Im glad ITALIAN MARB -SCOTCH SWEDE and the most desirable EASTERN GRANITES -MONUMENTS TABLETS STATUARY Well yon can get a good rest now answered the fly Ill take care of him till he gets ready to get up Indian apolis Journal Heartless Deception Delia om tioiaoiiars mar ¬ ried Daisy Peachblow under falso pre tenses Sweetest Susan Hows that Dearest Delia He protended ho was about to die Town Topics LJearest to death man-of-w- ar After 40 years experience we feel confident that all work entrusted to us will be executed in au artistic and skillful manner ONLY THE BEST MATERIAL USED ESP Mr F M Whitlow is our solicitor OllleB Opinion If tho two zb In buzzard Are bcoauso It buzzes thm I tnlnl that In mosquito Thoro should bo eight or ton mtiKvkVmaminMmRmamcmmmmwmmWkmimymvmm Harpers Round Table HIS TITXE CLEAIi jwtkvuif T ST5 sZ Livery Feed And Sale Stable COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS fc HOPKINSVILLE SPGood Riga Mslmcn or without drivers Good lot room adJon iprlth mn iru tnmlshed W or nlRht por fO Spai iu KENTUCKY Vj8 to Commer VWTWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER GNE MANAGEMENT mar- ¬ COltMAJTOEB velous cure for all kidney complaints nervous exhaustion and female weak Truths Tersely Told V ness It is tho Clinic Kidnoy Curo Folevs Hbriey and Tar is one of the1 standard medicines used in the The drought in Northwestern Aus Working Womens Home Association tralia has lasted eight months caus at 21 South Peoria street Chicago ing great damage to cattle Dr Blinn Med SUpt Foleys Honey and Tar gives Jthe t Several years ago I was taken with best satisfaction here sick in a severe attack oMlus-J-wa- s - C F Bickhats Roseland 111 customers call for Foleys bed about ten days and could get Bomy qnd Tar when wanting a good nothing to relieve me until I used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and cough syrup Diarrhoea Remedy which cured mo Kuste Eastou O JH and has been a household remedy For sale by C K Wyly with us ever since J C Marlow Decaturville Mo For sale by R O WhitelawReid chce set type Hardwick Druggist Why Not You Just Like Finding It When thousands of people are Lambly I havo a notion to tako a taking Hoods Sarsaparilla to over- little flyer in sugar What do you think come the weakness and languor which of It are so common at this season why Puttson Calls the broker impressiveare you not doing the same When ly My boy never speculate unless you you know that Hoods Sarsaparilla can afford to lose has power to cure rheumatism dys IV Lambly Well I can afford to lose pepsia and all diseases caused by em Puttson Calls eagerly My boy now pure blood why do you continue to Is the time to Invest Puck B suffer Hoods cures others why not m No Occasion for Thought you My dear daughter said Mr Scadds Hods Pills af e prompt and efficient I want you to think twice before yon Wylys drug store a BOWLING GREEN MQIPFIIT gy I fe s kft d ik Indignant Guest This steak is no Origin of tho Jury TraL onlyvery small but it is tough A recent English writer on trial by Now Walter Well if Its tough you jury says it was derived from Nor- ought to be glad thero is so little of it mandy But it existed In Iceland from Texas Sif tings the earliest times where the Normans proaccept Mr Weevil if he should Addicted certainly did not introduce it As tho pose It ceems to mo observed Critieus Icelapders and the North Saxons were ¬ Yes Paul P Lavson a coriyicted mur- - tifully papa replied Miss Scadds du practically the same people it is hardly that Scribblers book reads as though open to question that their primitive he were addioted to the bottle durer has escaped from the jail at And Yes assented Wagg to the mud was assisted by his years you must put an Interval of ten customs were as nearly identical a Hailey Ida Be between the two thoughts Harper s Bazar lase bottle their language two sons and another He wore cotton in his ears but in spito of that is still deaf from the noise fhe engineers in the Chen Yuen stuck to their work even vvhen the temperature of the engine room was above two hundred de ¬ grees F Tho skin of their hands and arms was actually roasted off and every man was blinded for life tho Lato sight being actually seared out in tho action after his hair had been burnt off and his eyes so impaired by Injected blood that ho could only see out of one of them and then only by vna wth th flnor desirous of seeing how tho enemy was delivering his fire As he groped his way around the protected deck a hundred-pound shell pierced tho armoi about eighteen inches in front of his hand In a second his hand touching the steel was so burnt that part of the skin was left on the armor That show how intense is the heat engendered by the impact of the shot and how rapidly the steel conducts that heat scriptlon HSCol fiffp BOWLING uooK-eepin- erf W7VI f wMiE JJLESTABLISHED COLLEGE SOUTHERN Himihi1 iMaaMUfa Sflliiwil IN 1676 iu avuti GREEN i accepted Mr Fowler who dropped into tho n The irreatt Business Tralnlne School ol the South xype anort nana mliegrapny m game late but went broko early Writlng and Penmanship can enter at Gemmen I is broke but ef dls chick any time Send for catalogue Pupils on Mention conrso doslrei Addreii Players in ono voice Sit In Mistah Fowlahs Bit in sah Yo cllateral am BUSINESS SOUTHERN Enellsh NORMAL SCHOOL Scientific and Classic Teachers Courses Music Art and Elocution provided Send lot for Low rates of board and tuition catalogue CHEESY BBOS ProDrs Bowling QroenKy Judge No Need of 1ifT1ja script Physician And you have felt this way for several days Wm Let mo see your tongue Patient Its no use doctor no tongue can tell how I suffer Boston Tran ¬ Hard Luck It HOW TO DRESS NEATLY Every one knows we are artists in woolen fabrics and the most fashionable tailors in the city AVe guarantee fits and absolute- ¬ ly dont want our customers to pa7 for any dudes Pipkin I lost forty plunks last night playing poker with a mind reader Potts How did tho others come out Pipkin They didnt lose they were N Y World A mitigating ClrcumstaDce Our clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory stock fall winter woolens is now complete embracing all the latest designs in London specials and Foreign No one else can importations exclusive with us show them OUR TRIMMINGS are always the very best Wq invite you to call and see for yourself and get prices FASHIONABLE TAILORS 108ZMAIN STREET NTOBINCO v tt t v xj v- 0 O r J2l Tn i 8 fr4 FKMOMAI Wf4MK ft rV 3KU ft ucuy EB HOPKINflVH t L -- 4 KBTtrcXKlAlfs f ftf M p J Ji I A v September 18 1895 fPRH m Mp of Cadiz wai ia the city Wednesday In Merchandise 90 alnma nmWJ j tnA vsf M3w Miss Hattie Long has returned uu iviuA uuuw uu management j irom a visit to friends in Cadiz Mr T J Sarzedas has gone ea8t to 4 Tauy a full line of fall millinery Mosquito -RTCATW MATYP Mr Milas Cooper of Florida is visiting relatives in the county We hang them in your house with- cnarge Mrs Ohas S Jarrett of Clarksville uui eiiru PRTfifes is visiting at the asylum VV i Mr G E Gaither has gone to 89c A Harrodsburgon business Ifffln 4 s Mid Mildrad Wharton 40000 1 if Bars RACKET WE SET THE PACE miEE OTXZEB READ Cigars stays lc iO rfJ tV i i i V r A GREAT ment x Department Store 30 to 40 clerks 20 depart ii We Wer Tinaw Vmrr advance in prices SHOES luJhiitk ijM tViei TF7mX22DOa7m HEADQUARTERS gOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES tablTW8Hpaper4c READl BEAD 1 SlOO 119 129 162 189 up to 3 Calf shoes for 249 MENSSHOES t Rev this week J W Mitchell is in Louisville Bars any size made to order U hi IV i Mrs S Harrison is visiting Louis- IUIB wens Dr M W Williams has returned from New York Mr C A Brasher is spending the week in Louisville Mr Fletcher Campbell went up to Louisville Wednesday to spend a few days Mr J WilliB Wood returned Wed ¬ nesday from a business trip to Louisville Prof C H Dietrich is at home on a visit to his family He- - will remain about a week Miss Ella May Kitchen of Virgin ians visiting her brothers Messrs John B and Dick Kitchen Mrs I N Belote of Clarksville is visiting her son Mr J I Belote on Jesup ave Mr Bailey Richards of Richards Co is in the east buviner a fall stock of goods for his popular house Mr Lee Owen of Clarksville is visiting relatives near Gracey and witnessed the games of ball in this city the first of the week Mrs Flora T Bell has gone to Bowling Green to accept a position in the business department of u leading dress making establishment Forrest Zimmer has returned to Center College Danville Ky to complete his course in the law departVU1U 11ICUUD Button hole twist lc Needles Icppr jam full and offer everything at cut Paper pins lc -w j vv- - nrflrvHV Tablet lc Thimbles lc each prices R4nfirTiatT TAfuirlmAft 24 sheets note ppr lc 2 teaspoons lc xvi uaiKBtuo in School Supplies 20 Hair pins lc 12 Envelopes wht lc We run our own Uent s Jb unusnings v 6 slate pnclslc 6 lead pencils lo Jino of Suspenders just recd New 2 Rubber tip pencils lc New CarpetB and will deliver any large package Will be on sale next week furniture Btoves etc I card Hooks and Eyes lc We have all List of lc Articles 8 dreBS Three Floors in a box s d8c to per box y- - 125 Toilet Soaps tR l lc2c8c veauvoiiuuBUii4iioDuco Hosiery Department TnrliPH black hose 5c Mens box 4c w to25c Largelt lme m he lty C corsts 41 uowi aw- aflfilLris t - ta - fl f from the cheapest up to Some At 98c 110 159 149 179 Ladies Shoes See our line for Bargains School Shoes Freight Wagons TTnuoa RurrinViinwo We can f urniBh a houBe complete Stoves Queens- c ware Shades Rugs Furniture Carpets i Largest Shoe Department in the city m RACKET HEEE AND THEEE teads JEREMIAH Wlm H KUGLER Mana gpr RACKET f V SToplcinsville Ky Groves chill tonic the best at T D Armistead druggist Talcum powder The nobbiest dressers wear the Blue fine toilet powders Lubins and other at T D Armis Grass Stiff HatB at Sam Frankels fice newly papered and painted and it now presents a most cheerful ap Slt S16 iVIain St New York 549 Broadway SPECIAL LOCALS Dr E N Fruit has just had his of- ¬ MI I1 i isville Wednesday and will be absent some time completing his fall purchases Mr C A Cosby of the firm of Petree Co has returned from the Eastern markets where he purchased a very large stock of goods for the v ment Mr J H Kugler is back from the East where he bought largely for the Racket of which he is the popular manager Mrs Ada Layne is in the market this weeii selecting fall millinery She will visit Indianapolis Cincinna ti and other citieB before her return Mr E B Bassett returned to Lou¬ I fall trade r tf Miss Etta B Davis stenographer and typewriter for Judge McCarroll in his law office has been commissioned as a notary public by Gov Brown She is perhaps the first female notary to be appointed in Kentucky Miss Davis is quite an accomplished young lady and is an ex pert in her profession Mme Fleurete Levv manager of The Leader has returned from the markets where she had been for some time selecting fall millinery As usual she displayed admirable taste in the selection of goods and will have them on exhibition in due time up-to-da- te Rev J W Venable left yesterday to attend the annual meeting of the Sovereign Grand Lodge I U 0 F which meets Monday at Atlantic City N J Dr Venable is Grand Chaplain a position he has held for 28 years during which time he has never missed a session Take Vitalia Liver Pills hfe 1 i pearance Dedication of the Chickamauga Chattanooga Natl Park Sept 19 20 The L N will sell round trip tickets to Chattanooga for the above occasion on Sept 16th 17th 18th and 19th good returning until ana on Oct 13th for S445 J M Adams Agent Fob Rent A very desirable dwell ¬ ing on South Virginia street 8 rooms large Bhady yard W W Wake Some choice younfe Plymouth Rock cockerels for Bale Apply here Dont fail to see the Blue Grass Stiff Hat Its the nobbiest hat of the season At Sam Frankels N will sell round trip The L tickets to Atlanta Ga Sept 5th and 12th and daily from Sept 15th to Dec 15th 1895 inclusive limited to Jan 7th 96 Rate 1610 Will also sell daily from Sept 16th to Dec 15th limited to 20 days from date of sale Rate 1180 And on Sept 16 26th Oct 7th 16th 26th Nov 5th 15th 16th limited to 10 25th Dec 5th days from date of sale Rate 860 J M Adams Agent A bran new buggy never been run for sale cheaper than dirt In- ¬ quire at this office The Blue Grass Stiff Hat is bb xrood and nobby as a Dunlap or jfnox Sold at Sam Frankels The Baptist Social Union will meet this afternoon at 4 o clock with Mrs Jas H Anderson It is an important meeting so let there be a full attend- ¬ ance Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over City Bank Hopkinsville Ky The following young men have ma- ¬ triculated as boarding pupils in Maj Ferrells High School Lawrence G Alexander Christian Tom J Daniel Trigg Jno G DaniehTrigg Wm C Harrel Todd Clyde M Hill Webster Rollie Jackson Daviess Chas W Lindsay Trigg Wm D Nabb Trigg Chas H Norman Graves Virgil C Pettie Graves Wm A Prowse Muhlenburg Edward C Roach Indiana Harry F Robertson Trigg Clarence D Tandy Todd Wm B Wash Trigg Ira U Wnite ingg Fraser Williams Christian There are about the same number of day pupils Several other board- ¬ ers are expected next week Fob Rent desirable cottage of 6 or on corner of Clay and 16th streets Apply at this ofhee The city wagon was lelt standing on the street near the engine room Tuesday morning and before the driver returned dashed off up Main street at a fearful rate of speed Several vehicles on Main street narrowly escaped collisions and there was a general stampede of school children and others on the street to get into stores The team ran out Mam street and ran into a phseton standing in front of Mr ChaB M Meachams house in which his boy He jumped in time to waB seated save his life just aB the phaeton was torn to pieces The frightened horses continued to run to the suburbs a mile or more before they finally stopped This is not the first time these horses have run away nnd un less they are kept under rem they are going to kill somebody yet Another team ran away the flaj before and came near running iutoa vehi le at N depot filled with people the L There is an ordinance against leaving horse unhitched that 6eems to have been forgotten Dr A P Campbell has resumed his practice and also has secured the right to extract teeth by the painless Co process Office over Bassett 8 rooms Mr C A Cosby manager of the Co Eopular shoe store of Petree from the Eastern mark- ¬ ets and when his new goods all arrive will be prepared to offer greater bargains than ever in his various lines In spite of the advance in leather he iB enabled to offer all kinds of shoes at prices as low or lower than heretofore Mr Cosby bought large ly from first hands for spot cash and of course secured the verv best terms One of their specialties is a stout Bcnooi snoe wnicn is boiq at prices ranging from 75 cents to 150 This shoe iB unsurpassed anywhere for durability In addition to a full and complete line of shoes Petree Co handle gents furnishing goods hats mens pants and a full line of chi- ¬ ldrens clothing Their line of hats is especially attractive and owing to the reduced tariff these goods are much cheaper Elegant fur hats lined with Bilk are sold as low as 54 cents and the prices range up to the finest Miller hats at from 3 to 55 Furnishing goods in many departments are much cheaper Woolen goods especially Bhow great reductions Gloves heretoforeSold at 50 cents are now dowji to 25 cents and other things in proportion Childrens all wool suits are as low as 125 and elegant Buits can be had for 250 Mens work shirts of the very best sell for 50 cents These prices show What great inducements Petree Co are prepared to offer their customers this fall Their goods are nearly all in and they will be ready for the fall trade with the earlv birds This firm is a favorite with the public and i n l i i ua popularity is Busiainea oy tne uniform courtesy and fairness with which everybody is treated by Mr Cosby and his assistants Mr Jno P Burnett and Mr Jno F Danforth We predict for this house a booming trade this season Dr J C McDavitt dentist will be absent from his office until Oct 1st Velvet skin soap Pears cuticura and other fine toilet and medicinal soaps at T D Armisteads c JPyle We Are Look at all the furniture stores in Hopkinsville 1 LADIES Aire you Ghovng ADVERTISING fo JRenslia w9 Hopkinsville Ky Then call at The old reliable Furniture dealers and undertakers Up stairs in Henry block Now Grovers back from fishing And gone to Gables Gray Hes searching all the Scriptures For anothername they say But youll find us at our bntlness At the same old stand And hope youll call and see us Whenever you possibly oan PYLE BENSHAW Furniture goods and buy what you want See THOMPSONS MEADORS toLoMisMiUe to the the beautiful stock of new GA if so ViT ored whiskey on earth Used in moderation it is assure spe- ¬ cific for indigestion for general de bility insomnia mental depression The I W Harper is the finest flay Cheaper sell and we are going to sell them If you will only give ub a chance we will give you real bargains Very Respectfully Dont Fail to Gall on I Than vou have ever bought it before We bought our goods to SOLD BY gj a gm jRZSDJS WR Hopkinsville Ky Long TOBACCO NEWS CLABKSVILLE MABKET Thompson Meador The condition of the Clarksville market is reported as follows Prices were reported a little easier this week on a large percentage of the offerings which were composed of funked and hard sweated tbbaccoa There was only a limited Bupply of the good sorts as the stocks have been firetty well picked oyer for this Beason¬ tobaccos were noticed in limited supply as were the kinds fairly well suited to the Bremen trade being not strictly Bremen types but approximate Report for the week and year to date is as follows Receipts for the week irza ntids lor the year 23UU1 hhdsj offerings for the week 693 hhds for the year 84563 lihds sales for the week 553 hhds for the year 25724 hhds Planters are busy cutting arid it is estimated that 15 per cent of the crop has now been harvested Quotations Lugs S175550 leaf For a Fall NalkingttiiM or a Sailor Just tK Thing T f JJ fU For a Traveling ttatt T J SARZEDAS HOTEL LATOAM Jft i GUS YOUNG has the Agency for the Champion Mowers and Reapers GRAVES CDIDT I JEWELERS MAIN STREET morning to accept the position he secured last week i Fob Rent Nice new four room cottage L P Gothbie Mr Lee Jackson of Windsor Mo is visiting relatives in the city Mr Jackson moved from this country to Missouri 26 years ago and this is his first visit to his old home since he left Diamond dyes all colors at T D Armistead druggist Alex Crabb left for Paducah this Gorman Manager of the California Building has received from the Chamber of Commerce Los Angeles a communication saying that an Orange Tower thirty five feet high will be erected in the center ot the building and will be illuminated by means of three hundred incandescent electric lights The tower will be covered entirely with oranges which will be kept freBh during the entire Exposition For that purpose five carloads of oranges have been placed in cold storage at Los Angeles and supplied will be shipped once every fifteen days to replenish the exhibit 4601150 Mr J A and WA PPool A H Goodwin POOL k GOODWIN Repairing Specialty STOVES The best Stock in the city Of Keep the best and fresh est stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be found in the city JEEP Country Produce handled Opposite Phoenix Hotel Main street Is OliX Hopkinsville Ky StOTKS Half Bates to the Big Bale MATRIMONIAL h ill iP KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvemfnt nnr tends to personal enjoyment vrhei rightly used The many who live bet ter than others and enjoy life more vitl less expenditure by moe promptlj adapting the worlds bet products tc the needs of physical being will attest the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy Syrup of Figs Its excellence is due to its presenting fn the form most acceptable and pleair ant to the taste the refreshing and trul beneficial properties of a perfect lax ative effectually cleansing the system dispelling colds headaches and fevert ana permanently curing constipation Tt has given satisfaction t millions anu met with the approval of the niedica profession because it acts on the Kid neys Liver and Bowels without wcik ening them and it is perfectly free froit every objectionable substance Syrup of Figs is ior sale by all drn gists in 50s and 1 bottles but it is uiuh ufactured by tho California Fig Syrnj Co only whoso name ia printed on ever package also the name Byrup of Fij find being well informed you will uc N fcf Mr John H White anoSMiss Martha A Ferguson were married in the city Wednesday night by Rev H Nash Sisk Pendlet Mr Alfred Sisk and Miss Livie Pendley both of North Christian were married Tuesday tho ceremony being performed at the home of the bride parents Hoppeb Cbavens Mr S R Hopper and Miss Wilmuth E Cravens were united in marriage at the home of the brides parents near Julian Tuesday Bdbqess Cox Mr Lucien Burgess and Miss Ella Cox both of the Gracey neighborhood eloped to Clarks ville Sunday and were married Esquire Caldwell officiating The couple returned home Monday GnEEN WniOHT Mr John Green of this place and Miss Willie Wright of Nashville Tenn were married at the latter city Wednesday evening They arrived in Hopkinsvilla that night and have taken rooms at Mrs R S Cartels on Soujh Main street White Febqoson N has given a rate of one half Save for the round trip to all who attend the great Sebree Evans Mrs Dabney will reopen her studio Sept 17 China Class Tuesday and Thursday stock sale at Trenton September 26 Oil Class Wednesday and Erldayeacb week Hours from 9 to 12 a m from Henderson Springfield Bow weeks Terms 5 per Green Clarksville Elkton and Material and Chinaterm of six at reasonable ling ordered Tickets prices and China Fired points all intermediate good until noon on the 27th This ISP STUDIO at Residence South Main St sale will be the most notable stock sale ever held in Kentucky For par- JAS I BELOTE - ticulars see our advertising columns The L Mrs J R Babney and IlAVnira i tf TINWARE dirt Every thing fn the Tinware line cheap as ROOFING Call on ns for Roofing and Guttering Plain and Ornamental Plasterer DIIMDC Best pumps in the market Force pump a m Emancipation Day jiecept any substitute if offered i An bucket pumps all kinds of pumps Account of above celebration the Formerly with Forbes Bro Ry will sell tickets either to OV Will make estimates on all kinds Evansville or Henderson and return of plastering and cement work Special attention to repairing on train No 1 Monday Sept 23 at All work guaranteed and prices rate of SI for round trip Returning Virginia St Hopkinsville Kj train leaves Evansville at 11 p m reasonable Repair work a specOpposite Hotel Latham Henderson 1145 o m ialty and will receive prompt at- ¬ E M Shebwood Agt tention GEO Audress Lock Box 420 Evan mile and Eeturn 1 AGENT Account of Tri State Fair and Last Last Notice Days of Pompeii the Q V Ry will All city taxes for 1894 not paid by HOUSEKEEPERS sell tickets to Evansville and return Do lyou n ant the best spoons 1 Thursday Sept 19th October 1 1895 will be advertised and forks in theon train No market The Sterling Silver Inlaid Ex- sold to at rate of SI for round trip Return- and the property Cravens pay same lunula mis cut jap I Collector LC ing train leaves Evansville at 11 p m mmmmr I HIS LUT spl04t E M SnEBwooD pm Agt Acct Mational Encampment of tho MABBIAQE LICENSES Grand Army of the Republic the L John H White to Martha Ann The will of Susan W Talmnge N will sell round trip tickets to Ferguson wife of Rev T DdWitt Talmasre has Louisville at 375 on Sept 8th 9th f S R Hopper to Wilmuth E been admitted to probate The estate IOtand 11th good -- returning until PATENTED VI valued at 166000 js left to her hus ¬ and on October 5th Uravens tho Vl and Me Jthe genuine af the 6fdRelln---VVih jweiry Hons ox m u k Alfred Sisk to Livie Pendley band J ML Adams brwiasept ia stock fi r Hopkinsville Ky tj m 1 REPAIR WORK W YOUNG Si vr fj 5 ri eiijr-vinern- iie- r vy J V

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