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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: September 17, 1895

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A si Life 4K t t 1 iJLi j etttuckintu SEPTEMBER 17 189ft rounds I11 i VL xtll ii I HOPKINSYILLE KY CREAM OF NEWS TUESDAY NO 65 r j YOUNG M NEW FALL SHAPES F OUR BUYER as- -4-I K- Fromthe East For tlie Cash J v fj I Stupendous 3areaiiis 1 M IiAlircatberwelsht lJradley Cond Stand JK0 navywelKht Hardin IF IT IS NEW AND TRUETHIS COLUMN THE EDITORS ARE COMING TWO HUN vP1 Winchester Democrat HAS IT DRED STRONC Thegreat political pugilistic con tesTwa abruptly finished at Emi Landlord Uodgfg Will Spread Himself nt The O A n Meeting Over Boy Killed at nence by W U Bradley throwing up Earllngton Thnnder Storm Yes ¬ the Banquet The Commit ¬ terday Fine FnJlmaa Exhibit the sposge and leaving P Wat Har ¬ tees Closing np Unfin ¬ Many Newsy Items ished Matters this din Undisputed master of the field S TV eefe Thefpilowing is an account W Still More Muddled rounds The press convention is now the Rdund 1 Both contestants spiang The city executive committee met in talk of the town It will be the big adjourned session Thursday night intcTfhe ring at the call of time Har For the benefit of those who but did nothing to straighten out the diniaring his Bame old emblem event of the year and everybody is are expecting a fire sale as rooster while Bradley sported looking forward to it with pleasur muddle in the second ward except to the a result of our recent slight of both hisnew and untried ones the log able expectancy Nearly all of the recommend the withdrawal blaze we wish to announce cabin and coon skin Each man 200 seats reserved for local subscrib Mr M C Forbes who candidates that no such sale will bo on the face of the re cams up smiling and looked conf- ers have been taken at the banquet was nominated ident Hardin led off with his new held as the damage is of so turns is still a candidate in spite of Blight a nature and confined silver stroke but failed to land and the indications are that almost the action of the auxiliary or cam to so few lines as not to paign committee which threw out while Bradley as a return countered as many press people will be on hand justify a sale of any proandj delivered a full A enough ballots supposed to have been cess portions What benefits we which fell with telling effect up ci cast for borbes to reverse the result A meeting waB held last night to can give our customers in on ilaruins unprotected side JEach and declared Mr J D Ware the appont such additional committees fire bargains will be readi- ¬ Mr Forbes friends claim man then fought shy looking for an as were needed winner ly given but juBt now the tne gong sounded the nomination for him and Mr opening until ordered for the editors The greatest possible benefits supporters insist that the aux- ¬ Bradleys stock goes way up after are thebadges Wares handsomest ever used by the are found in the splendid tniBrquna and Detting an in ms ta- iliary committee had the right to association They are on blue ribbon new stock we are opening von ¬ purge the returns and give the nomi daily Round 2 Both men came up and to each badge is suspended a nation to Mr Ware Mr Forbes recircular pastel representation of fused to take depositions and denied smiling Hardin looking better than The Old Kentucky Home Beautiful Mew hand ¬ the right of the auxiliary committee in the beginning Bradley leads for somely mounted Goods to sit as a returning board A great Hardins record but fails to land Handsome Sam Compton of Mad of bad feeling has been engen- ¬ and is in return treated to one of isonville is down with typhoid fever deal dered on both sides and as the Dem Hardins old time honest knock and cannot be on hand Bradley leads Sploudlducw ocratic majority is only about 25 the down arguments Among those who were here in 18 indications are that a Republican will again but fails to land while Hardin 78 who are again expected are Col J a Brad a well directed blow be elected filants wind bag and bluster on Gong Stoddard Johnson an honorary memTowels The following resolution has been Hardin stock goes up and the bet ber and Emmet G Logan J W adopted by the committee The Hopper and W P Walton Excellent Eesolved that Whereas under the ting about even Roland 8 Hardin comes up first veterans will not be numerous but call we are of the opinion and dethey will find enough of the old cide that M C Forbes should be de- ¬ with one of his old time smiles while fellows to make the reunion a very Gloves Bradley Eeems a little groggy Har ¬ clared the nominee of the Democrat- ¬ din assumes the offensive with Brad- pleasant affair ic party in the second ward yet for Best Pembroke Gleanings the sake of harmony we recommend ley running and falling down to Hardin presses that both J D Ware and M C avoid puni8nment Pembroke Sept 13 The death of Forbes withdraw in favor of a third the fight by landing on Bradleys young Bettiker the photographer Cottons wind several times Bradley tries party to be agreed on by them dodge and seems to from Southern Ohio which occurred This leaves the matter in as bad a to duck and Nobby shape as ever The auxiliary com- ¬ be playing for time Betting 8 to 2 on the night of the 18th inst has cast mittee holds that Mr Ware was in favor of Hardin a gloom over the entire community Round 4 As time is called Brad The young man came here with Mrs Gome in and see them nominated and the executive comDependent Footwear mittee that Mr Forbes should be ley steps forward plainly Bhowing Lillian Richards who on thedeath or the effects of the severe bloWs which her husband at Youncrstown 0 last declared the nominee Bought with an eye single Unless some kind of a compromise Hardin had been dealing him and May returned to her former home at to saving you money on ev- ¬ is effected neither of them can pos leads with one of his old misstate- this place Young Bettiker it seems ery purchase await your ments which Hardin gracefully par- ¬ had been associated with Mrs Richsibly be elected approval ried and then in rapid succession ards in the photograph business and Full of a desire to please End ot tho Encampment lands blows of truth and honesty came with the bereaved widow to as Equipped with thebestand Louisville Septi 12 The Thirtieth which bo stagger Bradley that had sist her in conducting the business at most courteous clerks obNational Encampment of the G A R not the erohcr sounded when it this place During his brief stay tainable and overflowing would been the last of Brad here he had made a most favorable with rare bargains in every 1896 with didfitr Ii rr - j anu Al j tne willJeiheldinStPaunn ley jcjvervtmng is XLaruin of line we cordially invite you Col I N Walker of IndianopoliB as betting 2 to 1 that Bradley will not impression on all as a young man to come and see us sober Ambits business integrity and Commander-in-Chie- f last eight rounds Christian character About ten days ¬ Confederate Veterans notably The Round 5 Hardin shows up smil down with a ma Gen Gordon Gen Buckner and Mr ing without a scratch while Bradley ago he was strickenfever and though took part again in the re is bo weak and groggy from the effect lignant type of Watterson the oest ceptions and camp fires praising the of his severe punishment of the last he had nursing medical help and the he grew worse daily best of CO good will tnat nad brougnt peace m two rounds that he is scarcely able until death ended the struggle us wen us m mime proceeds with his His aged father in Ohio was informed Wm to stand Hardin reality Louisville Sept IS The follow annihilator and pounds Bradley with of his condition and was too feeble ing officers were elected by the G- A honest statements truth and facts in health to come to his bed side THE PRESS MEETING- xvau all around the ring Bradloy makes rt to uay ommiiiiuer-iu-iiie- i His affianced bride a young lady N Walker of Indiana Senior Vice weak attempts to defend himself of great sprightliness however came Commander-in-Chie- f E H Hobson but to no purpose Bradley is evi several days before his death and Program for the Editors Gating XcxC r Week of Kentucky Junior Vice Commander-in-- dently licked and seems to know it was untiring in her ministrations to Monday Sept 23kd Chief S G Cosgroveof Wash Betting 50 to I on Hardin but none the last His body was interred tem ington Surgeon General J B Whit taken Reception Committees will meet in poarily in the cemetery here the ing of Wisconsin Chaplain T C Round 6 Bradley comes to the weather being too warm to success- coming guests at 0 V depot at 1210 Iliff of Utah scratch a badly bruised and severely fully transport it to his home in Ohio Mr and 10 p m and at L N depot at 1 All officers have been elected and man while Hardin seems I V yV J IT f i At I mt y I I J a m 952 a m 533 p m and Walker resherthanat any stage of the game at this time while Commander-in-Chie- f The farming community are busy iAl has not publicly announced it Gen Bradley attempts to make a lead but 1010 p m Those arriving on late Irvine Robbins will be named aB Ad ¬ catches sight of the cut or Hardin s cutting tobacco The crop is unusu- trains will be escorted at once to Ho- ¬ ally large and as a general thing is jutant General eye and drops out or the hght ior-The following is the first official or- ever Uodirey Hunter throws up the well developed and in first class con tel Latham where a citizens recep- ¬ dition The yield is immense and it tion and ball will be in progress der to be issued by Gen Walker sponge will tax the barn accomodations to 18 1895 Louisville Ky Sept 8dm Citizens Recention ati A Heavy Docket the utmost to house it General Order Noon The fall term of circuit court be Jernigan Co have distanced com- Hotel Latham to continue untif Having been elected Commander-in-Chie- f 12 p m of the Grand Army of the gins in this city next Monday for a petition in the sale of the Wood ma 930 p m Press Ball in the din past season This wenty ninth Na- ¬ six weeks Republic at the bast rriday chines during the enlarging session firm iB constantly busi ing room of Hotel Latham its tional Encampment held at Louis- was the last day for the filing of suits Tuesday Sept 21 ville I hereby assume command and 109 new suits have heen docketed neBS Moore are doing a 9a m Mitchell Business meeting in thot Headquarters will be established at 55 common law and 54 equity thriving business in their new livery Opera House Indianapolis lnd There are also on tbe docket 169 stable Dlacksmith and wood work enAddress of Welcome by the Mayor I N Walker commonwealth cases continued from terprise of Hopkinsville Commander-in-Chie- f the last term 277 equity cases and 31 Dr Payne has associated with him Response by Col I B Nail Presi ¬ tv This makes a in practice Dr Moore of Tennessee dent of the Kentucky PreBs Associa- ¬ common law cases Unit Boys Disband Base total of 586 causes The local ball team has been dis grand hearing at this term to come up a physician of large practice and tion for a wide experience in the profession The regular business session will v banded and the boys will leave for He will move his family here the first then follow The order of business as Handsome Block To Go Up their respective homes this week A next month laid down in the by laws being car- ¬ As mentioned last week Ragsdale of Dr Lackey and son have bought ried out benefit was given them at Athletic An informal discussion of such sub park yesterday afternoon and a large Cooper Co will build up the front Dr Morrisons residence and will afcrowd turned out at the entertain- of their warehouse square vacant 100 ter New Year be associated in the jects as may come up will be in order ment The proceeds were given to feet back with a fine block of three piactice of medicine here Dr Mor- ¬ at 11 oclock Adjournment at pleasure the members of the club The pro story business houses The three rison will move to Elktou where he gram consisted of long ball throwing northern rooms will be stores and the will hereafterpractice his profession 230 p m Visit points of interest Mr E A Hail and wife left last in carriages a sparring match Bouthern half of the block will be dehigh jumping We are carrying twice the game of ball and other athletic ex- voted to business offices The corner Thursday for Texas where they will A handsome present with 820 p m Annual banquet afc stock in all lines we ever car- - ercises The members of the Hop room on Tenth street will be oscupied spend some time visiting relatives Hotel Latham each pair of school shoes We ried kinsville team were divided when the by Jno- R Kitchens furniture store and on tneir return win visit the At Wednesday Sept 25 will continue to sell Shoes at See our 150 hat we are ball game was played some of them Tne entire block will be one of the lanta Cotton Exposition 7a m Leave by special train for Miss Laura A Phillips left last The enter handsomest in the city being on both sides selling at 54c the Atlanta Esposition our former low priceB Will not was highly enjoyedby all Friday for Conway Ark where she Lookout Inn about 2 p m Dinner afc tainment The Locals Won Fverythlnsr Arrive at Boys all wool Buits go for a The games of ball last week with will resume her work as directress of Atlanta at night Crashed by a Freight Train advance the price on anything music in the Central Baptist Female time at S125 worth 260 A business session will be- - held at Mack Moore aged about 15 years the Maysville team closed the season Uollege at that place V Atlanta for the election of officers and Miss Alma Payne is succeeding a Bon of Esquire Moore of Mortons with the Local nine During the sea the appointment of standing commit- ¬ Gap was so badly mangled by a son the Locals played 85 games win well with her select school for girls tees etc freight train last Thursday aflernoon ning 28 of them or 80 per cent Be ¬ toJ P Garnett and wife are on a visit friends in Russellville they rullnmns Atlnntu Attraction that death resulted in a few minutes low we give the games as- each were Miss Nellie Graves has entered played with the result of Young Moore had been in the babt Last Friday afternoon a train of Won Lost school at Boscobel college Nashville cars nassed throuch this eitv of jumping on and off moving trains enrniire L 2 0 vs while switching at that station On Henderson 11 rfrom Chicago to Atlanta which will2 0 W WeMve the occasion he missed his footing Deppens Nashville this Lightning Strikes n Tree 2 0 and fell under a car the wheels pass Jacobsville lnd During the thunder storm yester- probably be the largest and finest in ¬¬ 0 3 dividual exhibit destined for the In ing over both legs and one arm He Athletics Nashville afternoon struck a tree 1 was seen to fall by some trainmen Maroons jNasbviile l dayDr W M lightningyard about a ternational Exhibition The contri ¬¬ famous Worlds1 Fijir Jeans Pants WTe sell themt the Jfor the in Hills 0 bution was the group of six magnifi3 and when found was lying partly un Tulkhoma Tenn same price you pay for inferior goods We are carrying a fine line 2 0 square from this office The current cent Pullman cars shown at the Clarksville der the wheels horribly crushed 0 first struck the electric light wire Worlds Fair in Chicago probably Clarksville at Clarksville 2 of Jtfens Pants at all prices They are low See us 2 0 near Forbes Bros and followed the the most gorgeous coaches over built In a wreck on the C 0 Engineer Henderson 0 8 wire to a tree at Dr Hills gate down for railroad purposes The oxhibit Belty and Firemen Madden and Gans Louisville 1 1 which it was conducted to the ground includes the composite car Marchesa Cfutchfield the latter of Louisville Clarksville 1 The Hash was blinding and the crash dining car La Rabida sleeping car were fatally hurt Friday morning Clarksville at Clarksville 2 0 2 of thunder terrific The telephone America compartment car Ferdinand The wracked train was a heavily load- ¬ Clarksville 1 1 bellB in many offices were rung by the observation car-- Isabella and parlor ed freight and the catastrophe was Nashyille League team v 1 sumo disturbance 2v car Santa Maria Maysville caused by spreading rails ms- FIVE NEXT WEEK THE TIME i HATS No fe i Fire Sale DUNLAPS Wj BROS AT AT ivi gold-rib-roast-- er 3 Dress Silks Linens Hosiery Staples ARE BEAUTIES i Mens Furnishings Of r i Aiisi coy BASSETT TZ II Down He3Bouoht Some of the most W J n - Mens IT Pants EXCLUSIVE AGENCY i u i VA 1 t r TV U wV J KvT ii so ts V n V a V t JT iW Hi Citi f 3 a or 2 PLAYED MANYPABTS Eventful Caroor of Gen Wil- ¬ liam 3- - Rosecrans CHARACTER OF ISABELLA The Ilenntifal Contort of Ferdinand Who Helped Columbn Isabella was a lady she was a queen and above all she was an autocrat Gracious and gentle In her manner saysR Click Burkes A History of Spain she brooked no opposition from prince or poor and sho soon mado it known and felt throughout Spain that although she was the daughter of John II and the sister of Henry IV her Beautiful will was law In Castile virtuous discreet with that highest ex pression of proud dignity that is seen in a peculiar simplicity of manner with a hard heart and a fair coutonance an inflexible will and a mild manner something of a formalist more of a bigot Isabella united much that was characteristic of old Castilo with not a little that was characteristic of now Spain And if her boldness was in herited from the Cid her bigotry was bequeathed to Philip IL No man can read the history of the times without belngstxuckby the enor mous personal influence of Isabella An accomplished horsewoman ft tireless traveler indefatigable in her attention to business of state the queen with her court moved about from place to place swift to punish crime and to encourage virtue boldly composing tho differences and compelling the submission cf rival nobles frowning upon tho laxity of the clergy denouncing the heresy of tho people and laying a heavy hand upon enemies of every degree and evildoers of every class In Andalusia the unaccus- ¬ tomed and unexpected presence of the sovereign was everywhere productive of peace and order Even in the remotest districts of Galicia the royal power was felt Over fifty fortresses the strong-¬ hold of knightly robbers were razed to the ground and one thousand five hun ¬ dred noble highwaymen were forced to fj H0PK1INSVILLE 4 KENnCMAN ARE YOU constitution undermined by ex- ¬ travagance in ecttingj by disre- ¬ garding the laws of nature or physical capital all gone if so Aw rt a ii 1895 JBfE MRS BRONSONS MISSION Will Try to Save ths Female Out r p V Tho i laws of the West BANKRUPT inhealth Aa a Soldier ilo Kecelved Much Pratao juid Somo CoDAure as aSIan Ilo Al- ivay Enjoyed the Confldenco of Ills Friends The rlucky Little Kansas Widow Will Try to Have a Number of Abuses In tho Government Service Cor ¬ rected Without Delay ATCQST AT COST GREATEST SALE OF M w i w li t Maj Gen William Starke Rosecrans Sa one of the few remaining central fig the civil war Recent reports Mires ihat If V lB September 6 1819 graduated at West Point 18421 was assistant profes- ¬ sor of engineering and natural and ex¬ perimental philosophy in the military academy 1843 47 engaged in the con ¬ struction of fortifications until 1854 when he resigned from the army and established himself in Cincinnati O aa civil engineer and architect was pres- ¬ ident of a coal company in Virginia 1855 57 and engaged in the manufac ture of kerosene in Cincinnati 1857 0L In the early clays of the civil war as volunteer aide to Gen McClellan then in command of the department of the Ohio he served in organizing state troops was appointed colonel and chief nengineer of Ohio Juno 0 and colonel of Twenty-thl-- d Ohio volunteers June 10 d801 commissioned brigadier general fin the regular army and in the West Virginia campaign commanded a brig aide at Rich Mountain July 11 and July ai sucoeeded to the command of the de ¬ partment of the Ohio and of the de- ¬ 0M home in California indicate his health is- gradually failing although there is no danger of a sudden collapse Uis career during and after the war has thus been summarized Gen Rosecrans was horn in Kingston from if his partment of West Virginia September 1801 was appointed major general of Tvolunteers March 1863 In May he commanded a division of the Army of he Mississippi at the siege of Corinth Succeeding to the command of that jarmy in June ho fought the battles of Jjluka September 10 and Corinth Oct- ¬ ober 3 and 4 He was transferred to the command of the Army of the Cumberland October fly the kingdom if feak 5ffifMrJ JswfuE WoS OE2T WILLIAM 8 BOSECIIASS 37 f to cougress from California serving from 1881 to lt85 In June yl885 he was appointed register of the JdJnited States treasury Since his re- ¬ tirement from public office the venerable soldier has lived quietly in Cali deniocrai mountains and September 10 30 fought ho battle of Chickamauga where de- ¬ feated and falling back on Chattanooga 2io was relieved October 30 1803 He was placed in command of the depart--meof the Missouri January 1804 rebelled the invasion of Missouri by Price was mustered out of the volunteer service in 1800 again resigned from the army in 1807 was for a short time 1808 469 United States minister to Mexico after which he became a resident of San Rafael Cal He was in Mexico in J871 73 engaged in an unsuccessful effort to negotiate the construction of a system of narrow gauge railwaySi at tfche instance of President Juarez In 1870 the general declined the demo cratic nomination for congress from Nevada but was later elected as a nt 1803v Advancing on Tullahoma June S4 he occupied Bridgeport and Steven ason July 24 crossed the Cumberland fought December and the battle of Murfreesboro was 31 1803 Janury 3 fornia managed rto keep your cook such a long time Flattehouse We take all our meals In a restaurant lrov i i I v The Only Way llrownstone II ow have you Constipation Biliousness Cause Sick headache Pains in the back Sallow complexion Loss of appetite and Exhaustion There is only one cure which is iw m jyi gTonio Pellets One Pink Pill touches the liver and xeuotcs the bile Ons Tonic Pellet nightly acts as a gentla laxative in keeping the bowels stores the digestive organs tones open nervous system and makes new nr ood Complete treatment two uxs jne cines one price 25c oatise and sample free at lny store OHSSL I K IP W v N BEOWN USQ CO New York For sale by all druggists in Hop kipHVillo 1 r SL UiXfi ri - tV5iArl KiPPni f WORK m a Af JffSS V1RQINIA GH0LS0X extendsftn lu HtUon to all Udleu iuteroated In fine At t Btrvldry to ball at Hotel Latham fcnd her 8Udmeia of Trork t fry a kliajK uikIu ijUtj as she expresses it to turn the search- ¬ light on the government system of exe- ¬ cuting the law In Oklahoma I am unknown she said and therefore cannot do much but I think I can Interest the women of the east in tho matter and by their influence se cure at least an investigation of the work of the deputy marshals Mrs Bronson Is a little woman with a good deal of grit She is educated and refined She does not recommend roliglon as a means of reclaiming the They felt that they have outlaws been driven beyond the pale of the law by the deputies she says and wVen they find out that the government will show an Inclination to stop the prevail- ¬ NEVER GROW OLD outlaws smong Fart of the Phynlcl System Which Never ing method of breeding Oklahoma they the young women of Wear Out of In his work on the senile heart Dr will then be reclaimed thattheir Own them I Balfour tolls ub that there are two parts desire for none of or inclinationknow is wicked by nature of the hums 1 organism whloh if wisely used largely escape senile failure Gold from Cremated Rats These two says the Medical Record It is said to be a common practice for are the brain and tho hoart Persons the boys in watch and jewelry factories who think have often wondered why to kill the rats that infest the buildings brain workers great statesmen and and burn their bodies to obtain the others should continue to worlc with gold Many oiled rags are used in almost unimpaired mental activity and burnishing watch cases and in time energy up to a period when most of the they become impregnated with gold organs and functions of the body are in The rats eagerly devour these rags and a condition of advanced senile decay a few months of this kind of diet fills TIior3 is a physiological reason for this the interior mechanism of the rat with and Dr Balfour tells us what it is The a gold plating Twice a year the hoy normal brain he affirms remains vigor ¬ have a grand cremation The rats aro ous to the last and that because Its caught by tho hundreds and burned in nutrition is especially provided for a crucible The intense heat drives off About middle life or a little later the all animal substances and leaves the general arteries of tho body begin to gold In the shapo of a button The lose their elasticity and to slowly but amount of tho precious metal obtained surely dilate They beoome therefore In this way Is not large but it gives much less efficient carriers of the nu tho ingenious youngsters considerable timent blood to tho capillary areas pocket money In some factories young But this is not tho caso with the in- Napoleons of finance buy up in advance ternal carotids which supply the cap- ¬ the shares of their fellow workers In illary areas of tho brain On the con- the rat colony trary these large vessels continue to retain their pristine elasticity so that Animal Ilarlnfr the Most Teeth the blood pressure remains normally The animal having the most teeth is higher than within the capillary area the great armadillo of south central of any other organ In tho iody The and northern South America It is a cerebral blood paths being thus kept fact well known to most people that open the brain tissue is kept better the normal or Rverag number of teeth nourished than the other tissues of tho in mammals is 39 10 above and the body The jfreat same number below armadillo however is en exception A Wily Scotchman Ww iot this the retort courteous It having from 02 to 100 He has from 24 in wjw wtotn In 8cottfk parisliea for to 20 22 each sido of tho upper jaw and the minister to bow to the lairds pew from to 24 in each side of the lower Another peculiarity lies in the before beginning his discourse On one jaw fact that they are all molars or grindoccasion the pew contained a bevy of ladies and the minister feeling a deli- ¬ ers They increase in size from front cacy in tho circumstances omitted the to back instead of from the root and usual salaam When they next met are wholly destitute of enamel the lairds daughter a Miss Miller The Origin of Coal Beds widely famed for her beauty and Among the important announcements afterward countess of Mar rallied cremade tho minister for not bowing to her from ated aby Prof Huxley and which was stir among scientific men Your ladyship forgets the pulpit replied tho minister that tho worship one that the coal beds of England were of angels is not allowed by tho Scotch not formed as previously supposed chiefly from trunks of trees but almost church wholly from pollen of lycopodiums Absolutely Fare tree ferns and other cryptogamous A little Ohio girl was taught by plants He held that as there was no her good momma to pray regularly wind during tho carboniferous period everyday but the requests made were the pollen fell annually in layers of Prom those the same night and morning weckin almost eventblckiesa and week u out JTlnally her mamma layers he made1 an estimate of the dura- Won of the cwliouiferoua period and COTTON MILLS IN JAPAN The Industry tas Grown Rapidly In the Mikados Realm Cotton manufacturing in Japan is tho growth of the last fifteen years Not a cotton mill with one exception of those now in operation was in opera- ¬ tion prior to 1880 says the Industrial Record There is now running In Kagoshima a mill of 3030 spindles that has been in operation since 1805 In 1880 and 1881 an era of cotton manufac ¬ turing was inaugurated by the erection of 14000 to 15000 splnde mills In 1883 a 01300 splndle mill was put up at Osaka The mill Is the largest ever erected in Japan There are two 80000 spindles one at Toklo and the other at Osaka The latter location Is the prin- ¬ cipal manufacturing center in the em- ¬ pire Nearly if not fully one half of the cotton spindles are to be found there The cotton mills at Osaka are reported as paying average annual div idends of 18 per cent the highest having been 38 per cent and the lowest 2 per cent Not more than about ten years ago the people depended almost wholly upon foreign products of factory made cotton f abrics while now not over a fourth of this demand comes from for¬ eign sources Tho Cotton Spinners association of Japan is tho most reliable source of Information and that placed the number of spindles in 1804 at 885205 yet the Yokohama chamber of commerce placed the number in 1893 at about 000000 Between these two au- ¬ thorities we put our estimate of 500000 spindles The cotton mills of Japan will never be able to spin from the na- ¬ tive cotton very fine yarn The cotton is not suitable for anything but for the spinning of coarse yarns the philanthropic little widow who has taken upon herself Jthe task of reclaim ing the female outlaws of Oklahoma lias started for Philadelphia to secure the cooperation of eastern women in her work She will appeal principally ShQ will also tQ societies of Quakers visit Attorney General Harmon to lay the case before him as she claims that female outlaws aro mado through the hectoring of tho army of deputy United States marshals thai are continually riding tnd territory hiintlng for crim ¬ inals These men slid says receive as compensation for their services tho costs allowed by law arid it is therefore iotheir Interest to make aa many ar rsta aspbsslbie When they cannot get the criminals they arrest their friends fop harboring them or other ¬ wise persecute them Tho result is that youngcountry girls frequently re¬ sist the officers and that act makes them outlaws Once proclaimed out laws they become desperate and not infrequently help the actual outlaws in order to spite the officers that have persecuted them As evidence of this Mrs Bronson says that female outlaws exist only where deputy United States marshals have the execution of the law There are now seven female outlaws or female bandits as they are called In the federal jails of Oklahoma and twice as many at largo hldfng among sympathizers in remote places Maud Clark one of tho latter told her story to Mrs Bronson who lives at Woodward and it was so touching that Mrs Bronson decided to investigate several cases and found all of them of similar origin their trouble being traced directly to the hectoring tendencies of the deputy marshals She proposes to expose the matter or Mrs Ruth Bronson of Wichita Kan NEVER DESPAIR Tutts Liver Pills will cure you For sick headache dyspepsia sour stomach malaria torpid liver constipation biliousness and all kindred diseases THE YEAR AH Tutts Liver Pills an absolute cure Public Sale Grand Closing Out Sale of Sebree 4 Evans onS ptember 26thr 1895 Ji of a mile et of ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS AT COST tiFAKcl t TreatoiiiKyi v it will sell for cost We hcutfejiist taUen stoch and to make room for our Fall Goods ev erything goes We invite everyone to e dl and be convinced that this is no humbug From how until September tJte 1st w i n advertisement but BETH BBONSON WHO IS TBTINO TO RE ¬ CLAIM FEMALE OUTLAWS The following described property 21 first class work mules from 8 to 7 years old 8 combined mares 8 years old past 1 combined gelding dark bay 8 years old past 1 extra sucKiing eoit oy squirrel uenmarur za extra steers from 1200 to 1425 lbs 25 extra nice high from grade steerssteers 1050 to 1800 lbs 25 extra nice from 800 to lOCO bs 25 smooth steers but plain from 800 to 1000 25 butcher ane cauiemixemot r ineaaor extra to Jersey heifers not registered but all bre reclater ed bull 9 high bred Jersey cows i om 8 to i years old all safe In calf and all good milk givers 1 registered Jo sey bull 100 liead of fat hogs 100 fat shoats 20 brood sows 1 extra young boar 50 head of nice sheep all bred to fine buck 4 two horse wagons 8 four horse wagons 1 nice top buggy 1 new spring wagon 4 double so of harness 21 pair of plow gear 1 extra set of four horse artless 4 pair of two horse wagon gear 2 wagon saddles 40 single Flo ws and double 2shovels 6 three1 horse plows ¬ cultivator disc harrows walking cultivator 5 smoothing harrows 6 two horse plows 6 thribble trees SO single trees 1 hay rake 2 good mowers 4 binders all in good shape 400 bushels of spring oots 500 bushels of Winteroats75tonsofpure Timothy hay all under shock large lot of corn tobacco curers 1 set of blacksmiths tools and many more articles too numerous to mention In fact ev erything that it takes to run aflrst olass farm There shall not be any byo bidding on the premises and everything shall be as representedExcursion rate ou railroad if they can be had Terms of sale made known o day of sale h No postponement on account of weather Come one cpme all and get a free barbecue dinner on the ground Sale to commence promptly at 0 oclock SEBREE EVANS ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ the place Come and Try TJs and you will not be deceived Remember W Mean What We iSay It will pay you to call and et the Best Bargains ever offered in this city THE LEADER MmeFIeurette Levy Mgr Receiving Daily- - iew Ball Goods t 2be Palace Money Saved- is Money Made All kinds of walking shapes turbins and sailors ll the latest novelties for fall I ani offering these goods cheaper than they ever were sold on this market- Quick sales and sniall profits is my1 motto See my new S C corsets I also carry a complete line ofBut tericks Patterns the only reliable pattern 5Tfthe ColT Business Mgr BL Hamilton of Crawfordsville Ind Auctioneer Col J TEvans Do market You MRS ADA LAYNE CORNER 9TH Suffer From indigestion sour stomack head¬ ache flatulency distress after eatbg Or Is it a case of lost appetite want of onergy weakness debility MAIN 1TERMS CASH l YOU CAN MAKE MONEY mlinn in liable commission merchants and because they can handle shipments quick Aro you nervous restless sleepless worn and to the best advantage for the shipper A trial stiipment solicited Write to them for quotations before shipping Specialties Eggs Butter Poultry oat la body and in mind Fruits of all kinds Beans Potatoes Onions Hay Grain Headquarters for Have you pains in the baa aipo sido Furs Hides and Wool Capital 4000000 liberal advances made on con- ¬ head tarns shoulders chest signments General correspondence solicited Aro you filled with maWia sallow complexion coated tongue n ht iweata dry cough chills and fever Because mey are me ii22SWKWi largest ana most re-- If any of these troubles ari yours thi thing you need is DR KINGS 4 V f M i I avt vrwt- mifltErjcn with the greatest certainty known to med- ¬ ical science GERMETTTER removes from the system tho symptoms named above giving strength in place of weakness joy- ¬ ous health in placo of sickness There is no other remedy like it and none thai can do its work And then it is a real plcasuro to tako Little children take it with delight and it cures like magic 100 6 for 500 All druggists In the gentlest and happiest way and ROYAL CEMENT w it PLASTER 3Leads E2xrer3tlfcLlrlg ZEaa GESMETilER WILL CUSEyOD Sold by It O Hardwick druggist vfaj 8 f n VM ftSffiJ npniTiTRt rnmiiH Vi2TOMS Mltur Intwu iUhlnf ant inelnc motudlrhti TrarsbrHnkUklae If aliunrd tn continue tumor form ud pretiud klraOlnir It T2i iSWAYNES QINTKO r J SL ITCHING PILES WRING aborbtba tumor SoldbrdrinliMorbr HfctWurrtultijtdwiiifl1ilrtUllBw Sold bv K C HARDWICE Sure 7rompt PosltIi for tmpottnet leu Stmlnal of Manhood Emissions Spermatorrhia Neroousnitt Self Distrust Oure iffll 6 jJj Boxts 96 00 Rotelal Directions Mallerf with each Box Adirtsi StlUid Bnov UalsiiBt Co Lost of Mimoru Ac Will mahe you a STRONG Vigor- ¬ ous Man Price 100 0 J PHONE 98 H DAG Jfc Jf ST LOUIS 2010 Luo Ave MO Hqulntcyo at the TSali Strabismus May I have the honor of the nxt dance TUo Fair Ones eagerly rising WHh pleasure Life 4 r 0 CoufaawIoA 6 TTS w TheRemarable0xijor of Jam Known All Oyer the World M ti Ldclle nU SaocNiM lBBsrep America andAtutmJJft Afto taheil AU rtajrew n 7 Am of U tv Qpiataa ThtA Vmr nerd J cussea ny uorae Guard GattItiteilsVshAtth is aeUaumicated4ce6f a horse weeping iWSo1iwxiwe Wtp Hotm c v WomanXSaid it4 s i i V i lh t Yeara and Four bfKge toBe StKSoore la IV IA I height the pauery oj aruuery ocam exposea w tne fife of a concealed Russian battery The most famous checker player in and in the cowse of a fe minST ty In Soap Greek Hollow Keokuk la ¬ James Wjflilej a Scotch was nearlydtroytSSfrltod horses lives Mrs Luey Alexander 1S4 years the world man now In hfs seventy sixth year killed and wounded guns dismounted of ago and according to the censup who ha been playing for ashullen a and limbers broken a lUj7 horse returns the oldest person in Idwa On ame yc ken nearly slxtyyears and which had apparently eaped unhurt Concert street in tho same city resides Vp t ia Btiiyble tobeat almost everybody t standlagwith ftxed gaze Mrs Mahala Robblns who tradition was He waimousas player in Scotland uponobserved 1 an obieSfteloEe beside him this says Is over 100 Both the old women when he was only a boy and was first turned out tobe hlslafce mastdr quite are colored called the Herd Laddie His peculiar Get married said Mrs Robbins immiiiiihii uuu ubs causeu muusunas 91 people uiwaMaaiiaaiUIlM the other day when asked her views jfVl iBliWTab believe that Wyllie was once a sue1 Course I wouldn iqanuvim cupjuua veura mowing rrom on matrimony herd t wipnly by faaln foroe Got nuff to do to Bpoht myself thout Wyllie was born in the Pierce Hill that bo routdbej draggdaway from Bphotin no man 1 gits a pension of barracks near Edinburgh in March the spot amlfh unearthly cries to get twelve dollahs a month count my son 1820 his father being at the time a back to his paster wee heartrending who wa4 killed long do wah an I lives sergeant major in the Scots Grays The Apropos of the Iriiensolove eat up Man that cavalrv earliest recollections of the old man fire bhorses have for music a correspondent on dat tjo wuk ud No sah de pension an Iso all right Id hey those of life at the barracks Hewas Via nnxniln m4 vviiucs IL i wnen ine as I is uiiii apprenticed tc a weaver in Kilmarnock vt Sixth dragoons rocently changed Ihelr Mrs Alexander of Soap Creek Hol- ¬ Ayrshire when a mere boy but is re-- quarters a mare belonging to one of low entertains similar vttfws and the mtfrkable ability in draughts was rec the troopers was v taken so ill as to be old women are to all appearances am- ¬ ugintcin 111 umo vo prevent mm ifuH unable to proceed on the Journey the ply able to get along alone In the ictumBioe weaver s Lraae vr aca uc following morning Two days later world and are good for many more was fifteen years old he had beaten another detachment of everybody who could be induced to ffljifttji cvccpiripanied by the same regi years of life I Br t the band ar j Mrs Alexander makes her home with play the game with him mlKilnfarnoclg rived Tho sick was o 2dx Porteus a drover took box and making njaye way In a loose Mrs Lizzie Thomas and here she sits her through the in the sunshine and tells stories of a the bov with himto Edinburgh where anpp 01 a tradesman 4 took her placei in past age Notwithstanding her ad- ¬ many matches at draughtawcwheing thb troop before she1 waS securod4 is quite well preserved piayea xne game was tnen popular brought backj to the stable But theand- vanced age she exand has full possession of all her fac- ¬ in Scotland as it Btill is MrXrbrteus1 cltempnthad proved too great if a needle with- ¬ iand began a match with Mr Bertram a subseent exbansmprdftfoiTthe ulties She can threadglasses f out glasses never uses indeed slaver of local reputation Affer two fqr any purpose Her hearing is good i I or three games had been placed Mr U6k6kdt6LWfklL mind bright and active and health un- ¬ Porteus said he had business to attend impaired Within the A Loan Scheme Which Privod to Plt walked across the river past year she to Oakwood a Failure Let my herd laddie play for me he Loans without security are a bait distance of nearly five miles At times said 4MT31 A v hnnft Mr Bertram consented and began which usurers of ten hold out to the un- ¬ her memory is better than others and w V J wary says tho London Daily Tele she then speaks freely of old time Vyoung Wyllie The next 3PM toplay with graph but a certain Labour thought it events recounting the names of promday the fame of the Herd Laddie was spread in the city as he had won fifty might be made still ore tempting by inent generals of the revolutionary war nine games from Mr Bertram who advertising that people could pledge arid the early presidents Away back before the revolution had been able to get only one draw It their honor for a substantial monetary advance Honor is inexhaustible espe- Mrs Alexander was born a slave in was not long before all Scotland had heard of Wyllie and the title of Herd cially when it can bo turned into hard¬ vaSfflfe- Laddie was so fastened upon him as to cash so the scheme bade fair to suc ceed But on the face of it as a comcling for life His fame was increased t II by a number of matches with mercial speculation it was a poor InTCntirmal vestment Its philanthropy was its chief recommendation and therefore its author a chemists assistant former- ¬ ly with two companions felt embold ened to imitate Mme Eugenie Buffet and sing in the streets to invito the charitable public to contribute to the New Students Friendly society as they t Jled their philanthropic loan office The trio selected the Normandy coast esorts for their tour and duly adverfar- ¬ tised their philanthropic motives in the local press But unfortunately M La- ¬ im- ¬ bour preaehed without practicing He uaa himself contracted a number of little debts on the strength of his honor and his creditors were not quite satis fied with the value of that security and when recently he borrowed from MBS MJCY AJCKXANDEB JAMES WYLIJE a friend a bicycle which ho at once Who Is said to be 124 years old handed over to a cafe keeper who was ¬ Proflftidrew Anderson Robert Mar dunning him for money the bicyclist Winchester Va Her maiden name tins and other celebrated players who tqokjm unkind viewjofthe transac Was Page masters name first defeated him and then were tion and lodged a complaint with the Alexander and her master served Miller Her inthe beaten by him police with the result and when he returned homo latter For many years Wyllie went about day philanthropist was that the in safe revolution she met him at the gateahd placed at its close 2 the country peddling watches as a reg ¬ custody to his knapsack and accoutre¬ worth ular business and playing checkers for iessness of meditate uponrhe transac carriedInto the house ments honor in worldly money all comers For more i Her earliest recollection goes back to XV thantweniy years he has been travel ¬ tlona tho home of her master in Prince Ed ¬ ing abdwfethe world charging a shul MODIFICATIONS OF SHEEP county Va While living there v len forlry game playld with him An Animal That Would Not Snrrlre wards Gen Washington stopped at her mas-¬ occasionally contesting matches and Mans tfxtlnctton ters house but whether it was during for stakes which ho usually has won The sheep has undergone more modi- ¬ or after the revolutionary war she can- ¬ He came to this country in 1873 and fications at tho re- ¬ playedjover 11000 games of checkers other animal hands of man than any not remember Later the family All the rest of our moved to Richmond That was then of which he lost less than 50 In 1881 domestio animals have proved their quite a small place In 1833 her master he again visited America and won 17 capacity to reassume the habits of removed to Kentucky taking his slaves 054 out of 19517 games drawing 1754 their wild ancestors no once with him After some years he died and losing only 109 As he charged tamed sheep has taken buta to life of in- there and tho interest of the other Americans 25 cents a game for the dependence This writes Louis privilege of playing with him he must Robinson in North American DrReview heirs in the estate waa purchased by Miller Alexander Jr who brought the have earned a fair income In this is at to Hamilton slaves fHHltfHtiHHHHk country he played matches with C F kinds first surprising because many I1L and ten in number free This was such as tho Scotch mountain set them all Barker of Boston C A Freeman of sheep and those upon the high lands about five years before the commence- ¬ Providence and the late R D Yates of Chili and Patagonia manage to live ment of the civil war Miller Alex ¬ rate of Brooklyn winning from Barker and an J thrive with very little aid from ander remained in Hamilton till the losing to the others As Wyllie has their masters Yet it is found that close of the war and then removed to had highly successful tours in England even the hardy pampas sheep cannot St Louis where he now resides He and in Australia it is believed that be hold his own when that aid Is wanting was a model master as was his father has acquired a snug fortune If man were to become extinct in also None of her family were ever Wyllie claimed the title of cham- ¬ South America the sheep would not sold from the plantation- and all wero pion draughts player of the world un- survive him half a doacn years There kindly treated til last year when he was beaten by are three chief reasons for this and all Mrs Alexanders husband Robert II j James Ferrie a much younger Scotch of them are of peculiar interest died in Hamilton la in 18S5 at the player in a match of ninety games of In the first place the sheep is as a age of 104 years Tho couple had lived which Ferrie won thirteen and Wyllie rule a timid and defenseless animal in Iowa 10 ears at that time Many six the remaining games being drawn and at the same time is neither swift yoars ago vMrs Alexander saved 1150 After the match the old man said de nor cunning It falls on easy prey to and bought her husband from slavery spairingly I jdoot Im too old for the meanest of the wolf tribe A single Mrs Robblns of Conoert street says draughts but since then he has played coypte or a fox terrier dog could de her mother died a few years ago in re- ¬ thousands of games and has made stroy a thousand in a few days Then Keokuk at the agei of 150 years She JOIN IN THE PRGGESSION markable Bcores in many places in it Is found that the young lambs and loves to talk about the old plantation Scotland He has often been called their mothers require especial care and days and the time when the negroes close and canny andl ho baa sel ¬ nursing If they do not get it at the found themselves free We have a very fullIUne of HARNESS SAOPLERY andFLY NETS dom failed to win matches on which critical time the flock owner will lose Day was ignorant as a cat she has been staked much siller In late by the hundred It la a common Raid Day jlst went wild with joy TALBOT SADDLES made to order years his hearing has been extremely them in the Southdowns for the pay danced an1 day sung an day had thing dull but his eyes are still keen He shepherd not to leave his flock day or a joyful time 01 mahrstcr ho fedii talks with a broad Scotch accent when night during the whole lambing sea ¬ awful bad ne couldnt eat an he he has anything to say but like many son Lastly acatcely any sleep an he jisup an he died otherexperts hrthe silent game he sheep shed their wool naturally modern couldnt uv dc niggers day got shot in too Nen some is inclined to be taciturn He has been same way the horse fibeds its thick case de white people day not laic sichi temperate and careful in his habite wjntercoa that carryins on We all frald at night t although ho has during his long life 1 wuked Many de time she added Biuin3rDlamad Weddlnc been roving from plaoeto plaoo almost in de house in de mornin an in de fiel This remarkable item cornea from continually 25 or out Kennobupkpbrti lie Tho Manuel dia all day fornight 60 cents an sleepsleep case I feared to idoaha all Suicide of a Btacksaalre mond wedding was celebrated there tP j4blacksnake near Liirierick Ireland recently and was a notable affair Mr in do cabin Feared I got shot and Some do niggers day didnt liMBng been worsted in a fierce battle Manuel is nearly one hundred andteri killed wiVh another serpent of a slightly dif- ¬ years old and his wife is nearly as old have nothin to eat and the gubner ho ferent species trailed away in deep de- ¬ The wedding march consisted ofa pro- ¬ sot up a shop and guv em pervisions jection Finally as it dragged itself cession of centenarians there being a Dem what had money day slip to do along closely watched by Patrick Mo numberof Kcnnebunkport people who store by night time and buy what day Claugbry a resolution seemed to fire were over one hundred years old The need the soul of tho defeated snake Grasp- ¬ children grandchildren and great Sixteen Tons on Ono Wagon ing firmly with its mouth a small stone grandchildren joined in thos march Tho largest freight wagons in the it climbed a tree anti presently hung Tho ceremony was followed by an old world are now it is asserted mado in by its tail from a horizontal limb Next fashioned dance upon tho green San Leandro Cal for steam freight- ¬ it began whirling about tho limb with ing in connection with traction engines Not us English as llo Was frightful rapidity Longer and longer of longer- tho no regardod himself as very English teencapacity eachthese wagons being sixIts body stretched under tho centrifu- ¬ and with sufficient tons gal stress until with a last despairing and he certainly was very young Ho wheel surface to sustain that amount range- body broke in fancied that ho cut a very imposing without injury to tho roads effort tho snakes Tmlves the weighted head and neck figure as ho sauntered past tho theater Pleasures of Imagination flying to a considerable distance while just as the matineo girls emerged on A recent advertisement 01 a grindremained clinging to tho limb tho street But a largo coarse man tho tail who was gVing by spoiled it all by re- ¬ stone worked by a treadle arrange of tho tree SlWir marking in a 1oujJ voice Hollo Willie ment states that a boy or man can work 2l A Freak of Commerce What are you going to do with that it and while so doing derive great Tneexperiment has been lately tried pipe Going to blow soap bubbles pleasuro from tho affair by imagining of sending briquettes or mei caites And now there Is one young man who that bo is riding a bicycle What a And waste from made from coal dust nTt tmnvft n nrT fine elastic stretch of imagination that 4 4 n TnrUn ueigiuui i u 1rtf boy or man would have to havo LBtreeth j J ZnrtomiWMjmuOrt ytn Imey Alexander a Yerttcloas Colored Lady Say Sfanj Tiling That n pro1 Que tuComtns Qut of winter Turf Oats Large yield and sure crop afford good win ¬ ter pasturage Time to sew in August and September Place yoiii orders for them at once- Large stock of rye crimson clover timothy and red top on hand m Buy the celebrated5 beyedl I uw r MNa w WmfWwf Wm fMN well-to-d- Empire wheat drills the only force feed on the mar et vf Guaranteed to sow w wheat and fertilizer correctly wl now handle the following reliable brands of wheat fertilizer Fertilizer mfial Avmmir 1 tllr i wheat grower Northwestern bone meal wheat grower Homestead wheat grower flissnlved bone Place orders earlv as bone meal and all animal matterfor fertilizer will be scarce and Higher Here is aiFair Proposition We will trade any mer one of our latest proved wagons for as much wheat as it can tinst bring into market wheat to be in first class order After unloading and grade good No the wheat we will give him fifty 50 bushels of coal to carry back home free of charge In BUGGIES SSrafeS- we have this year far surpassed any previous record 7ss vr Our stock was more care- ¬ fully selected and wa Good bought cheaper Come anc well bought are already half sold This is a cut of the Majestic Range v which cooks the goose of all our competitors pride and a married mans pence mtiker You cannot afford to use that old cracked cast Save fuel save patience iron imitation any save money by buying a Majestic steel It is the housekeepers tx 11 rk fV t if aj o iu i S C sa Vj o 0- if I ft HQPEIfTSVILLE tT mm ETftglAN VJJJ fc r o rjSegOTfifl 5SS Ioyltitt0uiitfe 401USII BT 3letittiMaitt FRIMT mm m 3 M0RTO 1 CHAS M MEACHAM SUBSCRIPTION A VilAK IN ADVAJiQE tocni reading notices UOeekta per lrutf Spei xiUl Locals 5 eentft per Hne each Insertion Htea or standing nuvertlijeuionU lurnWhed uo application CFFIOE 312 SOUTH MAIN STREET m hj Wo ANNOtTNCKaiENT are authorized to anoounco JUDGKTHOS n Of ac a candidate for Circuit Judge of HHeJXlIird Judicial District lubjeot to the action eniocratlo Convention July 0 DEUOCttATIO TICKET the J MORROW r if J f Jor Lieutenant ja WAT HARDIX of Mercer For Ooverriori i Governor Tt TYJLEIt qt Fulton For Treasurer I w l I NORMAN df Boone Vor Regl9ter of the Land OtHce GUSWANUOol Wolfe v KiV0 RtCFORDotUlay ForAudltoi ForSecretary ofStatc HENRY 3 HALE of Graves - Tor Pnntof Public Instruction D PORTER THOMPSON otOwen For Commissioner of Agriculture ION BNALL of Louisville For hallroad Commissioners JFLETCHER DEMPaEY ofof Hopkins Jefferson GEO HALEXANDER GREEN R KELLAR of Nicholas For Circuit Court Judge L C LINN of Calloway w- For Attorney General WJHENDRICKof Fleming ttvjk iJea Hartllni Appointment Elisabethiowh Friday Sept 20 Su bee my affliction from childhood Hartfordl Saturday Sept 21 1 1t yrta camsad by Impure blood fed every Centra City Moday Sept 23 ipms I vfi aure to Cahpun Tuesdav Sent 21 tare ft ops sjjeli Owensboro Wednesday Sept nd lay general health xrJbuld give Hardinsburg Thursday Sept 26 yvej Uoctcrs did Brandenburg Friday Sept 27 Ke but little gOfid Shel by ville Saturday Septr23 and I became de ¬ Lebanon Monday Sept 80 spondent Last spring erysipelcs Campbellsville Tuesday Oct 1 settled in my eyej Oct Greensburg Wednesday and I became total- ¬ Columbia Thursday Oct 3 ly blind for several u MdBrmvt Burksville Friday Oct 4 Weeks Hoods Sar- saparilla was recommended and after tak Liberty Monday Oct 7 inpone bottle myslght graduallyraturued my blood became purified and I was Louisville has never had such a restored to good health With Hoods Sar saparilla one is well armed to meet any crowd as the G A R meeting too lim Lulu Lee 141 Market St Komember brought last week The jam was aw- ¬ Jilemphls Tenn ful and the capacity of the city was taxed to its utmost Aside from the victims of the caisson explosion there were no lived lost as a result of the gatberng A portion of one of the Is tho Only True Blood Mariner proml grand stands fell down and skinned nently in the public eye fl six for 5 a number of legs and ankles but no uuuu PHUz cureaIUlverllUbllIous nes headaches 25o serious injuries were sustained from the accident Erysipelas t JftA Si The Waybaek Family In their new togs7 M W 1 mme Sarsaparilla POSITIONS GUARANTEED DRAUQHONS PRACTICAL Hoods v if- v riijL Ks TerttshA v- - u4tV wnmaL Attmt j ve like the set of mv trousers Wf1L na how do h V v r r f S 1 Uncle Silas f Dont say trousers Inibther say 6loom For Magistraie Pembroke District WM LPARKER SPEAKING APPOINTMBflTS DR CLARDYS APPOINTMENTS our sound money lieutenant governor his home county cf free silver candidate receivediU votes to 289 for Speight anti silver Hickman gave Speight a majority sufficient to nominate him in the two counties but Hardins running mate was very emphatically rebuked by his own people for his recent gold bug utterances Dick-¬ ¬ Tyler candidate for has heard from Fulton Luten under reasonable conditions Do notiay it can not be done till you send for free catalogue of JfPT utewe44 SgWi m iWiLr W I Jbeeu made bv the Democratic Cam auother bond issue is being discussed not reach tne diseased portion of the and is inevitable unless Carlisle ear lnere is only one way to cure and that is by constitution should change his absurd policy and deafness Speaking to begin at 130 p m al remedies Deafness is caused by py the demands on the treasury in on inflamed condition of the mucous out lor any lawful money he has on hand lining of the Eustachian Tube is Jim Richardson t hen this tube gets inflamed you and is go when the borrowed gold is gone speaker of the next bouse have a rumbling sound or imperfect ing to come pretty near knocking the Those miserable scandal mongers hearing and when it is entirely closed Deafness is the result and unplum Tony Carroll has been caught so called newspapcrs that have been less the inflammation can be taken between a goldbug constituency and accusing a crowd of drunken Frank out and this tube restored to its nor- ¬ si f ree uilvor caucus and cant turn fort hoodlums of preventing Brad mal condition hearing1 will bo de either way without facing defeat The leys speech at Eminence do not at stroyed forever nine cases out of ten chances are that he will try to hold are caused by catarrh which is tempt to explain why Bradley comes nothing but an inflamed condition of ihis seat and renounce his ambition to to Frankfort to make the first speech surfaces w he speaker again Foree of Shelby of his new series Frankfort Capital the mucousgive 5100 for any case of We will in Mc lf will be the goldbug candidate Deafness caused by catarrh that Crearys interest but even a blind has under cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh The political situation WITH THE MOST ELEGANT L1NEJDF- Cure Send for circulars free man can now see that Blackburn will gone a aeciaea cnange wuoiu me Co Toledo O F J CHENEY If Eichardson organize the house two weeks and the tide is still set KEFTSold by Druggists 75c selected as the Blackburn last Watches has been towards Hardin BradleyV inability Brie-a-bra- o candidate his election is practically If Silverware Clocks Our Dyer has arrived and we are tunning on his to meet Hardin in joint debate has now prepaied to do all kinds of Dye assured If he is Spectacles Goods Gut greatly disgusted and discouraged own hook as a silver man he will iiig Cleaning and Kepairing Hop iejmr followers and Hardins majority his ii LIVING- - PRICES ever seen outside of a large city r 3rove a strong factor in the race but is now expected to be at least 20000a kinsville Ky Steam Laundry and Dye Works lis ultimate success would depend Dont fail to see this gorgeous display Everybody invited to on the action of the Blackburn cauObituary Sam Jones is amusing himself dur- a cus visit our store 1V As the grand monarch of light as iug the dog days by writing gold will cended the stairway of beginning Personal attention given to Now doth the busy country editor bug letters to such papers as Jewelry rget out the suit he was married in publish them Sam should remem day and was spending his fury as in Watch Clock all tradesis good tenderness he lay his golden beams some score of years ago and his help ber that the jack at t Remember the place upon the mate polishes up the shiny places at uoue Stick to your Bible Sam in soften folds away that hills which horrid an- ¬ Two Doors North of J H Anderson government is not your were green far Co with shoe polish and adorns the bos--o- Running the gel came and poised himself over He fort with deftly laid patches the happy home of Mr JNick ThomGoods Call on us his editorial as and rudely snatched that bright likewise calls through HOWE Pok Brooks the Blackburn candi- bud of promise from the shores of column for delinquent subscribers to JEWELRY date in McCnu ken county vas nom- time and prematurely bun i id her into For the time COMPANY pay up all arrears vast tteruity As a wife she was an draws nigh when he may lay side his inated for the legislature Saturday angel of love and goodness and made senator goose quill and set himself down to C B Moore of Simpson for a Heaven of the home she graced jf W S Wilson of Logan and C C Beauty and amability weio some of nI i r a good square meal at the Kentucky and Association meet at Bopkius--will- e Norman of Hancock for the house her nruiy possessions As a mother ilPress were also aided to the long list of sle wasljving and brvcy combat Owensboro Inquirer ttd with her destroyer that she might nominees who will help Joe survive to rear her little one the CI The Modern Beauty IHWHHl Mr Jas Breathitt Republican As a at ritu e of her own bosom candidate for circuit judge com It is a pity the commiitw did no f rieud she was true and many were Thrives on good food and sunshine canvass of Trigg county put Hardin on BradliVs track and the little acts of kindness and love with plenty of exercise in the open jpleted his of adtuir- - air Her form glows with health and last week and returned home Sat- let him chaue the Republican wind she be towed upon her host If her face blooms with its beauty el n urday He made several speeches in bag from town to town smd keep I knew her in her ginhood and her system needs the cleansing action BKi Judge Linn who is him on the run OF TBE- the county knew her only to love her and saw of a laxative remedy she uses tne her when at the shrine of love Bhe gentle and pleasant liquid laxative folding court in Trigg did not meet fever preyed Syrup of Figs alasl Mr Breathitt on the stump as was Dr Clardy went to Dixon yester- knelt anddelicate when and left its foVrn upon the oxpected The Republican nominee day to fill his appoint mem tor Web- ravishes there when- tempest t tossed Livery Outfit For Sale is much elated over his reception in ster county and racked by pain twas thereagain Incorporated I offer for sale my entire livery out- Trigg and is inclined to be boastful we met HOPKINSVILLE KY He says he will carry Trigg or make Queen Lil has been pardoned by When death had had its sway she HE hi my stable at Herndon Ky con lay in her spotless robe of purity as if sisting of 7 head of horses a number off hae the Hawaiian government Jim the county a stand in sleep and the lovely couutenance pf buggies drummers wagons har- ¬ however contracted the Republican only showed how quietly she met the ness and other articles Terms easy habit of using his hat for a speaking Kentucky inevitable foe Her married life was The meeting of il W B Mason H of tube Press Association will he hold at as the life life1the- flowers and she died HURSDAY QCTOBER 17th might spring eternal that new Mid great Mr Herbener Sept 19 MU0 u Now let us weep not fnr our Darling made a CWt XJimUDlHO Dr J D Clardv Hop- preparations are beiug tme Rev J H Herbeqer of Louisville but may wo hope that say speech Saturday attiiL court house to kinsvilJo is one of Ihft c1 - of which Lilliar of bright plumage will smg birds jr will lecture at tho tabernacle Thurs filling tho np A1 XL fair sizedaudienee 11 Keutinkuins feel ri ml when glad songs above her may the clods day night of this week on the Grim QCT0BKR 18tli pOV ivint made by tiH state c mmi her late string is pullo l hose who press lightly upon her delicate fvrm of Sacred Writ Iht Otviw 3e Jis speech was chiefly an ap outer her gates are hospt blv treated may the stars of Heaven shine --se JokerMessenger says renely down and the dews of Het t bbro peal for party harmony and united This will he a great meeting of tho Rev J H Herbeners lecture last fall gently upon that spot to us so support of the state ticket He press boys Bowlincr Green Demo- - sacred until that glad sweet morn night was interesting from beginning aud- touched briefly upon state issues but crat M when the voice of God shall break to end His subject The Grim Joa was rather the bolts of the tomb and wake the ker of Sacred Writ lid not enter into a discussion of kATURDAY uzzling one no one being prepared QCTOBER 16th sleeping dead to life and immortaleither state or national questions He The new Bible College building at as tue or tne disclosure or WHF Mrs will make several other speeches in Lexington is nearly ready for occu- ity His Early Life Grim Joker Hopkiusville Ky pancy which ws the title of the first part of the county before the election his lecture was a description of s personal appearance and Mr Jmv W Harris formerly of the the first ioke which he played before while on Owensboro Inquirer but now Ken the breaking of tho the way to see his best girl as no Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U S Govt Report tucky Kernel editor of the Louisville obstacle at all while on such an erPost will be married Oct 1st to Miss rand The second part was especially i Elio Taylor one of Oweusboros most good His Ascent to Authority was wh Why didnt Bro charming girls t a most humorous description of the ir4 he practical jokes played by put ijt a week earlier and Bnrris was given in prank played by v wedding a feature of the make tho very nue style jiis jjecune ana coming press convention Tragic End was most eloquently de ADMISSION 25 f V scribed by Mr Herbener Bradley made two stops in his reM V DULIN JBGALBREAH Charles May colored was crushed treat last week ono at London aud Secretary President 7 to death by a train at Shelbyville ri ti ii Hawesvllle Wednesday September Calhoun Thursday September 20 Morpanfield Monday October 25 The gold grabbers made away with paign Committee for Congressman SiS0O000 of our rapidlj diminishirg Tno D Clardy Deafness Cannot Be Cobed reserve Saturday in one lump and Henderson Monday September23 Already iy iocai applications as they can shipped it to England Owensboro Tuesday September 2t The following appointments have This Colleee is stronelv endorsed bv bankers and merchants FOUR weeks bv Drauchons I method of teaching1 bookkeeping Is equal to iwnLvii weets Dy tne oiu pian special ad ¬ vantages in Shorthand Penmanship and Teleg raphy Cheap board Open to both sexes No vacation Enter now Railroad Fare Paid e have recently prepared ffrtMP QTITIW UViau OlUUl books on Bookkkepdjo Penmanship especially adapt ¬ Shorthand and Write for Home Study ed to home study circulars at once Naslivllle Term p fer sure enough ye hev bloomed outTamazinly I fkeercely knowed yewhen I come in and Silas boy now S ye look like a man Yer old daisinightyLproud on ye I tell ye and the children too bless their hearts they dont look like the same kids I dont see how these HAPPY HOME fellers kin build sech stylish clothes fer so little Pears too like HAPPY HOME is ike Ust money name on earthx fer who cud help bein happy with sech lookin family Eh mother nerJ I Shoe Co No Mammoth Clothing Main St Hopkins ville Ky 1 S mmmmmrvrmmmmmmmm I Howe Jewelry Art m UT Is Now Open For Easiness Jewelry DIAMONDS glass KLAT and 209 fr Repairing SOUTH MAIN ST m for Reliable and Repairing HOWE MQR uiuuiiuuauuuuuuuiUiuuiuuuiUiai JAS ML h FIFTH piUAL FAIR jHRISTIAN QOUNTY fAfR go T i 41 31 1895 LIBERAL PREMIUMS Cents on Royal a Q ABSOLUTELY h Baking Powder PURE In Air Departments rl Three SPEEED RINGS Each Day J y Trr tne otner ai ursnpri rf n Ki ii- - rSVILBE KEMTtJOKtiL frl j9 V t f v AROUND AND ABOUT NOTHING BUT NEWS FOUND IN THIS COLUMN A CoailemoU Account of the Latest Hap lienlngg Torpoly ToIU for lloiy Readers JiCy Ami oloye yptir t t T T I VtJ I li unpt wuy establish jtli Mr i iim i t f Auction Mr THE m J3fr F- - m a p 1 Witr v V John Boyle of Casey vile fuaggea to aeatn oy a mule was aMftI H K Do whafr sudh men JasfMenry uiews Jno m mVm t ST V U Gover of New v WIK JUlvii jy n t Senator- Jones JTork V4 fclU of Nevada and other nimbly successful men before you have- done--- and what theyJpsitivelBelieve in to day that the very best way to invest small amounts of money is in suburban real estate 11 IrAfetdr ior3rioWer Wv 1 On next Thursday bept 19 at 4 o clock am going to sell the old Thompson Property oh Seventh street at auction in lots at any rep- the public will pay and at the same time I am going to offer for sale twenty five lots of Mr Bankhead Dades and 10 of Mrs Landers that adjoin the Thompson property A forty foot avenue has been opened through these properties extending from Seventh rice PA Jack Hanley of Philidelphia and Wongo the Indian of Norfolk Va fought last Wednesday at the Eureka club near Washington D C Wongo threw up the sponge at the estate end of the 23d round Why put money in U S bonds bearing only After the service at Flatwoods church near Waco Ky William Tate 4 per cent Into bank stock bearing only 8 per an eccentric farmer who was convertcent Into railroad bonds and stocks all of ed by the sermon asked to be baptized and although it was after ten oclock which fluctuate in value when you can buy real at night he was taken to a near by Bfeite that never fluctuates but is steadily apr pond and in bright moonlight was immersed in the presence of nearly day and must in the predating in value every 500 people very nature of things Continue to do so Is Kentucky a Doubtful State asks the Courier Journal in a stand ¬ Dont hesitateany longer about that money ing advertisement reprinted in every you have to invest but attend the paper in the state So far as the Courier Journal can make it so far as damning the ticket with faint praise or a silence that speaks louder than words so far as a deliberate failure to do its duty on the part of the leading Democratic daily of the State goes it is iiia8gow limes Mrs Mary Potter widow of the late of these valuable lots next Thursday and invest Lewis Potter whose suit for a settle ment of the estate has been pending some of your surplus cash compromised the case Mrs Potter The sale will be without reserve and every lot received 896 and the property given her by the marriacre contract It is will be sold at any price it may bring The understood that Mrs Potter preferred the compromise to long and disagree dwelling will also be sold at auction at the same able litigation and was advised by time her attorneys to accept it She will now sell the Tenth street residence oti and return to her former home in Elkton Bowling Green Democrat Jos B Simrall was nominated for Mayor in the second Democratic priOffice with II Vf Breathitt mary election at Lexington Sept 12 defeating Henry T Duncan by eleven votes The excitement ws ntense and fights were frequent Police officers were active for M aycr Duncan Speaking In Trigg 2Tews Prom the Gate Oity of the South and one policeman was arrested for List of appointments for joint dis- cursing a Councilman and another Atlanta 8a Sept llthl95 s cussion between Denny P Smith was kicked in the stomach in a fight Geo Darnall a Simrall Democratid nominee for the Legislat- - supporter was fatally shot in an elecEditor Kentcokian Could vou seethe rapid advanced uire and G P Thomas Republican tion quarrel in a barber shop but it is hard to tell who fired the shots and Arl t ment in our oeauiuiu ciy um oiuu nominee the police have made no arrests would call it Chicago of Caledonia Saturday Sept 21 that you Over two hundred large the South Cerulean Springs Saturday Sept We Dye to live and live to Dye buildings have been put up since the 28 Roaring Spring Saturday Oct Give us your Laundry and Dye work excitement of the International Ex- 2Linton Saturday Oct 12 i nnsitinn ko Atlanta will soon surpass T L Metcalfe Cadiz Monday Oct 14 any other city in the Union for beauty The Exposition and enterprises Wallonia Friday Oct 18 Date of the Thompson Property Grounds are growing more interesting Rock Castle Saturday Oct 19 On Thursday day after to morrow each day The State Buildings will Canton Wednesday night Oct 23 be something that every state will be Ferguson Springs Thursday Oct at 4oclockE M Conway will sell at proud of The New York Building 24 LaurasFurnace Friday Oct 25 auction in lots the old Thompson almost completed is very artistically Golden Pond Saturday Oct 26 property on Seventh street This is built out of granite In the Govern Montgomery Saturday Nor 2 most- beau xfejft Building we find the Cadiz at night Saturday Nov 2 very valuable property and ought to tiuSl Aquarium rustic style built in Speaking in the afternoon to bgin slfwoll It is the be it land yet of wad as every lot must lerod at met arch form containing over one hun at 1 oclock be sold it will ilier golden opportuof fish In the war Ug dred species nities for investments A forty foot partment the statues of the most avenue will be opened from Seventh In the noted generals are found Awarded to Ninth street through this and Mr Navy Department models of all the In Highest Honors Worlds Fair Bankhead Dades land which will ships used in the Navy In the greatly increase the value of these tenor the most interesting featured lots The dwelling will also be sold the advancement of the Indian at auction to the highest bidder Schools one located at Carlisle Pa and others in Kansas Newspaper Han Injured In the Manufactures and Liberal Arts Building we find over 356 cases Last Thursday afternoon in Clarks of foreign goods and three car loads ville Mr M V Ingram was very bad exhibits from California The lake ly injured While attempting to board Clara Meer now presents a moat a street car he was struck by the shaft beautiful sight containing an Electric of a passing vehicle and knocked on an passers Foufitam tnat smiles heavily to the ground injuring his withap most striking light With fhijflffiid the many Gondolas that are hin and head and bruising him considerably He wassent home in a to play in the lake we know that the carriage and the physicians report will ha attractive Anothnr anana him in no greatdanger but owing to nftranfinn is the lovelv roof garden on his age and comparatively feeble the Forestry Building where we find health the accident is rendered more many curiosities Now my friends MOST PERFECT MADE l trust that this will interest you and A pure Grape Crtam of Tartar Powder Free serious Mr Ingram is a veteran many will come to the Exposition romAmmpnfa Alum r any other adulterant newspaper man one of the oldest and best known in that State 4 YEARS THE STANDARD to Ninth street You know that real estate is the best invest- ¬ ment in the world for you but you need a little jollying up to get you to separate yourself from your money in exchange for good paying real Princeton expects to have long dis ¬ tance telephone connections in two months Geo Green a colored wife murderer has been sentenced to hang at Lex ington Hopkinsville Paducah and Murray k each has a prominent citizen named Dick Holland Speight beat Luten 135 votes for Fulton and Hick representative man counties Ninety four Democrats at Central City have signed a boycott of the Louisville rost Twenty pne Mormon elders from all parts of Kentucky are holding a con ference at Hawesville this week Ira Hunt Bhbt bv a lunatic in Louisville Jerry Mclntyre by name died from his wound The Chatterthun a Chinese steamer sank near Vanconver B C Sunday and 55 of the 81 people on board were lost Dr Samuel Wakefield the oldest Mason and the oldest Methodist minister in the world died at Pittsburgh at the age of ninety six years A man named Hunt from Whitley county was shot and killed by a crazy printer named Jerry Mclntyre in a Louisville restaurant Fireman Geo Slosher and a tramp named W H Hendricks were killed in a collision in Grant county caused by an operators mistake Harry G Tandy who has just as sumed control of the Sunday Visitqr of Paducah was born in the same house that Roger Q Mills was born about three miles east of this place ru w Auction ooacaBaTOTjsrca- MONDAY SEPT 16 Having decided to retire from the Jewelry Business my entire stock will be sold at Public Auction Watches Jewelry Diamonds c Silver ware Clocks Fixtures and Safe All willbesold 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 eachNday at 10 a m 2 p m and 7 iib m until all is sold m Bric-a-Bra- a Ti Gi YATE di HOPKINSVILLE v KY AS CHEAP AS Well just come and see how cheap they are to airview Jneview HAENESS SADDLES BEIDLES Jst to suit you Every thing you can need we have 7 An elegant line of Summer Lap Kobes opened now E Esa Yost o Co t Auction Sale For plat call or address Pg Grreat Offerings G oods Summer going at cost and you These goods are If you want Our Summer Clearance Sale is still going on and we are selling at a Great Sacrifice our handsome line Dress G oods French Gringhams Novelty Wool Patterns will never have such another opportunity to buy Remember we have the best stock in town and offer bargains impossible to duplicate Carpets Mattings or Euas R M CONWAY Agt RICHARDS CO free-for-a- ll ifl We Dont Want Your Trade u Ionian ibBn U VlV for a day but want to hold it continually for ages Thats why jou can depend on what we say in our advertisements We never exaggerate consquently we never disappoint you when you come to our store We now have ready a very fine line of Fall and Winter Goods and Goods never were cheaper x yv v A f m Mens good serviceable siits from 4 00 up fine imported suits from Boys suits long pants from Childrens suits knee pant from WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR 7 50 up 3 50 up 1 25 up 4 CREAM KNOX HATS ft I Ty BAKING POWDER COX BOULWARE m Jidmi wKtoJK jS i U ilL 1 n lLL 4J What is R i I Mm fi Ti MWi mm 1 H MM VA feH V B 3 I ni HRHK9BHHHHHHlHRHiHlHHRfeHMll Castoria is Dr Samuel Pitchers preoption for Infants and qwidren It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance It Is a harmless substitute for Paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor OIL It is Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty ycis uso by Millions of Mothers Castorla destroys Worms and allays fevcrishness Castorla prevents vomiting Sour Curd cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castorla relieves teething troubles cures constipation and flatulency Castorla assimilates the food regulates the stomach and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep Cas¬ torla Is tho Childrens Panaceathe Mothers Friend forflawadrewwi that dear fadedpink that Js so grateful to the eye Brit nette should always make aSpeeialty of pink it certainly is their color Ostrich feathers are in such dejhand that it remlly begins to look serious for th ostrich He will be compeUel ta join forces with the seal for mutual protection for his feathers are more highly csteomed than ever before inilhe history of the world The great Sir ketr for raw feathers Is in Loadon with France on ono hand and Amerfe on the other the demand is enonnow Feather boas have just begun to ake as a necessity rather than a luxury an will be produced In great quantities for another season It is amusing to see tho teal with which this fashion has been taken up Tho woman who pos sesses a feather boa lives in it She Mitchell Agent Southern Mr Expresd Co Griffin Ga May 8th 1895 I have used Kings Royal Gerv metufein myfaniilyi and considerit the best medicine I have ever used It has relieved me of Muscular Eheu- itnatlam 1 alfo know of several other case of rheumatism and catarrh that have been t urtd by its use Wite to the Atlanta Chemical Co Atlanta Ga f oi 4B page book giving full information free New package large 1 bottle 108 doses For sale by R 0 Hardwick druggist JE The Main Street FURNITURE Dealer 4 MOJOKN SJ A Complete and Beautiful Stock on hand all at The unknown Jack the Dog Kill- ¬ er is still abroad in Morgantown MMKMMIMUCI tStftKSKCBUft iifV Mild KMIUMmKlllKWflxm 3CTifcLi- LOWEST Cash Fl M In Your Blood Is the cause of that tired languid feeling which afflicts you at this sea ABSOLUTELY PURE THE OLD RELIABLE Bed room Suits 10 son The blood is impure and has become thin and poor That is why you have no strength no appetite cannot sleep Purify your blood with Hoods Sarsaparilla which will give you an appetite tone your stomach and invigorate yonr nerves SWEETCAPMAL up CIGARETTE I A Solid Oak Suit for Hstell Hoods Pills are easy to take in action and sure in effect easy MORE SOLD THAN ALL OTHER RANDS COMBINED thfT Tit 1475 N have decided to offer my y6ung horse Willis for sole Four years old second last Van white feet Mr Its Valde Recognized Bv Physicians Junels black withtraining six weeks recently Cleve had him in Castorla is an excelkat medicine forchll Castorla Is so well adapted to children that ¬ and writes me the following letter As a rule I am opposed to proprieActu Mothers have Repeatedly told me of it I recommend it as superior to any prescription 8th 1685 ood cfiTcet upon their children tary medicines Still I value a good In answer to your Inquiry August reference to with known to me your horse will say this I have not had a H A Archer M D Dr O C Osgood one especially when such is 4he year that showed more my track Iwell Moss hi So Oxlord St Brooklyn N V source of relief from pain As a trop- ¬ horse on he did this fromtho very start and inspeed than 44 Improved right along until jny driver have deed he ical external application Castorla Is the best remedy for children of on him and seen 1 Our physicians in the childrens depart-¬ the which I am acquainted I hope the day Is not ment found Chamberlain -- Pain Balm the quit trothave held 248 watch and quarters av a much mUs in him have spoken highly of their experi ¬ seen him trot one eighth In Have Jar distant when mothers vrill consider the ence in their outside practice with Castorla best remedy I have ever used for neu- ¬ faster gait Mtnfiftftftf time with flUDarCIlt eaSti Qflconnnrie Teal interest of their children and use Castorla ralgia of any kind I have conscien- ¬ and tierfeetlv within himself I do not know and although we only have among our instead of the various quack nostrums which medical supplies what Is known as regular shows as tiously recommended it to many per- ¬ of a jouiik horse a anywhere that your horse are destroying their loved ones by forcing products yet we are free to confess that the much promise for fast trotter as sons William Hohne M D Janes His disposition is perfect any lady or child opium morphine soothing syrup and other merits of Castorla has won us to look with Not perfect safety ville Wis Sold by R C Hardwick can handle him with will he fast as any and hurtful agents down their throats thereby favor upon it afraid of anything He Druggist sending them to premature graves game to the core In good hands Is capable uf United Hospitax Arts Dispensary taklngavery low mors Dr J P KctcnELOB Boston Mass JohnJVanClbve Onr Keilglons Prosperity Conway Ark Aixeh C Smith JPres The religious returns ot the census of The following letter from the trainer1895 August 8th The Centaur Company 77 Murray Street New York City 1890 have just been published and Ynnr Tinrno is UM hands hlh and will -w out Jin 1050 pounds training show the existence of 143 denomina- ¬ wel h oreeordsr 1100 pounas conamonwell por STItEET COSTUME is a roai tions and 150 independent organiza- ¬ portioned horse and safe for any one to drive I took tne unusually clever for a tions with a total of 20018800 com- ¬ linrca nerfectlv ureenyounghorso six weeks wears it out In damp weather rind it and with a one uncurls and becomes stringy and she municants out of tho whole number handling drove him haveeighth ofhimmile at faster driven could immediately declares that she has been The Roman Catholics foot up to about a 210 gait and been good Tour horse with any track had ana Vest ana collar 01 white pique A cheated that the feathersare inferior 3 10 of the whole and make with the kind the chance will develop lntoa horse that of f DOLABELLES LETTER white straw walking hat adorned with and will not stand wear Really it is Methodists and Baptists 7 10 of the will beat with all ease a 220 gait There is your horse cornflowers concludes this fetching a delicate and fragile thing and should amount About H of tho Roman Cath- ¬ something 1 remarkableho about an Increase in every time work him shows Elijah Bills Trainer JBtrikingr Colors to Bo Worn Dur-- costume for morning wear either at be treated as such but if she is careful olics ore in tho 124 cities with a popula- speed I do not ask an exhorbltant price for my home or the seaside But be sure to It will do her good service and after its tion of 25000 and upward Nearly M lngr the Fall Season any person wishing to purchasecolt and to have the real shade of postmans blue first price a fee of one dollar a year to of the members among tho Methodists undeveloped speed and remarkably tine ais DOgladly furnish Sprigged muslins were never more a feather cleaner will keep it in good are in the cities and the Episcopalians sltinn with cood habits I Will SN Vail pedigree and price Old Tlmo Dress Materials Are Slaking desirable than now and the newest de- Seventh and Liberty Sts did try are largely an urban population New Cor repair Dont do as Dolabelle Their Appearance In Improved and HopklnsvHle Ky to restore tho feathers yourself by the York takes tho lead in tho number of Modernised Form Antamn Capes household process of boiling water I communicants and in the value of its and Feather Boas Hogg cholera is killing the swine in Knott countyv Fine Horse For Sate W I DUCKER Castoriai JJ FUHERAL DIRECTOR- - oie Hende sod Entirely new anfl tirst class In all respects Excellent Sample Rooms ind sorvico unoqualedln the city On Double Car Lino 0 F L P Kleiderbb Proprietor Hendorfion I Kv WHEN YOU G oTo LOUISVILLE Have yonr Photograph made at WYBRANTS NEW STUDIO No 680 Fourth Avenup LomsvUle Ky Special New York Letter Hardest colors aro the prevailing jshades in dress goods at this season auieymaue tne last floors oi late er very vivid and picturesque th combinations of intense yellow autumn red in the new tinta ole costumes of these effects are not ulslte the fortunate waist provia- - 1 BTPPLE BEAE CAPE Have s tea kettle full of boiling water shake the feather vigorously through the es ¬ caping steam tailing oro that It doesnot get too damp This livens up tho plume and re ¬ stores brilliancy it It has becotno dull and dusty Next take a silver fruit knife and be¬ ginning with the feathers nearest the julll take a small bun oh between thumb and fore ¬ finger and draw them gently over the blade of the knlfeuntll they carl Jiaolosely as desired Follow this process up each side of the tip then take a very coarse comb comb out care- ¬ fully and you have yonr plume as good as ever will give the recipe for what it may be worth but after following the rules exactly my poor boa looked worse than the historical parrot after its bout with the monkey XlW ifJ nk W Wfcek J BPIUOOED MUSLIW GOWN I HI if IK u w m the popular material but the name is misleading as many think it is the o fabric of Jlmt name brought for-wuru ugiuu uub uiu uuw uiuiuir m u different thing altogether and a much eoarser material with all the Improvements In plain black or civil- Ian blue It Is a most desirable goods with that wiry fiber that has quite sup- planted soft clinging fabrics Persian effect like rag cloth has a carpet with a vertical overshot thread in darning stitch The beauty lies in its odd character and the richness of coloring and It meets with favor every- where Diagonal serges with a new name and in two shades red and tjreen are shown in great numbers All the fall fabrics are rough the old favorite boucle cloth with its perverse knots and kinks and art jstic colors tak- lng the lead in solid grounds with nar- row line and stripes One style in dark blue has fine stripos of red and yellow tho threads of tho two colors forming rings of capricious and irregu- ¬ lar beauty In width tho different goods range from one yard and a half to two yards and prices vary from four e dollars a yard to one dollar and cents These are all imported cloths In black serges and crepons and a stylish waterproof fabric known as Cravenctto a particularly elegant de sign for late summer aro leading mod- C13 Jet oanas are used freely in lines for trimming and buttons are introduced in medium shio s A bo plait down tho center of the skirt in Jrort has small single plaits on cither side But tho extreme of elegance in all woolen gowns is a plain full skirt A new sensation among the ultra fashionable is the wearing of blue drill gowns enhanced by great puffy sleeves lis up-to-da- te ss ing a way to bridge the intermediate A reversal of style is to wear iueoson a woolen waist with a silk skirt Mohair J j I snven-ty-fiv- j sympathetic in order to take time bv the forelock I have investigated the furriers and find everybody getting ready now for the season when fur shoulder capes antedate winter And I find the ripple So I send cap0 is the coming mode y0uan Illustration of one that measures f0Ur yards round its edges It is seal nnd costs this season one hundred and flfty A ripple two hundred dollars capo Jn alternate gores of seal and Persian lamb had twenty one gores ana was a decidedly handsome combi nation The seal jacket with largo sleeves is also one of the features of the coming season It may please the loveb of tbogo neek boas which combine the head and j tail of the animal to know that the new FronnH intc iTO warmers for the coming fall The fad has been so extravagant that it is sur- prising to find it perpetuated but tho summer girl has clung to her Sammy or Cliimmy while the thermometers were in the nineties and will no doubt be delighted with his company another season At some of the sales counters j signs are coarse almost woolly and the sprigs mountains of needlework that is a rough and ready huddle of threads Brown muslins of this type are made up in scant measure as if the dress- ¬ makers grudged cloth enough but they are away up in style One that particularly commended itself was worn by a natty new girl who was as slim and elusive as a shadow in it Eoseftesof brown satin ribbon trimmed the shoulders and the sash and ends were of the same ribbon I do not mean the same kind of rosettes worn earlier in the season but chubby bows without ends A brown straw low crowned hat with straight level brim had side rosettes of yellow chif- ¬ fon with brown wings standing up-¬ right Beneath the brim an edge of cornflowers gave a pretty blue effect to the ensemble The question Is my hat on stVaight is no longer heard- - The hat is now worn with a side tilt to it and the large picture hat is carried jauntily far over to one shoulder Let none but girls and women in their first youth assert this style however as it does not cor- respond with lines in the face Tho lines are all right and denote character butth hat that shades them must be All kinds of short basques and jackets are coming for the fall but the tailor suit with double breasted tight fitting waist with a short jaunty basque1 will lead for the first months The dress cloth is so heavy thatsuits canbe worn until late and fiir fbands narrower than last season are already being pre- ¬ pared Felt hats are shown but it Is too early to wear them the gorgeous flower trimmed hats of the season in leghorn and fancy braids being too pretty and becoming to throw aside Chiffon veils rage at present though it is hard to understand why no woman being able to see her way across the street In one But some of the leading shopscannot supply the demand One style has the preference a cream white 4n fine black dots Plain cream aryl white are both worn the secret being that they give a youthful flush to Dolabelle doubtful complexions Bees In a California Church church property whioh is estimated at Philadelphia has the first 155000000 number of churofi edifices The re turns of the Protestant denominations show an increase since 1880 of 8895128 which is 20 per cent greater than the increase of population Conscientious to the Lat Degree The best college scrape story al- ¬ though It isnt at all medicated ond therefore objectionable from some points of view is told in the Bath Me Independent by Dr Snipe Inhis class at Yale he says was a student who climbed street lamp posts and removed street signs for his room ornamentation The chief of police at NewHaven happened by accident one day to Beo thesigns in his room and after inform ¬ ing him that the fine for thus removing such articles was 5 per 6igni inquired how many he had The youth replied Forty The chief said if he would return them the mischjef would be overlooked On hunting up the signs the student discovered that he had but thirty two and that night he stole eight more in order to return as ho did nest day precisely forty signs Hot BeIls Aro Toned Hgm Latham Hodges HOPKINSVILLE KY Is the finest Hotel in the South All mod ern lmproyements Steam Heat and Elect Lights throughout Bates S2 to 3 BO per aay Co Managers The China Decorator An illustrated monthly Journal the only publication in tho world devoted exclusively to information and instruction on all matters connected with China and Qlats Painting and Decorating Acknowledged by Amateurs Professionals and Teachers as Indispensable and the recog- ¬ nized authority on all subjects connected with these arts Each number contains a beautiful colored study six or more pages of designs with full directions for reproduction and a query column open to subscrlbersonly Every PROf ESSIONAL CARDS IJANBERY BELL bend 6o in stamps for sample copyvMeimon this paper i Price yearly 300 mailed per codt 80c Orders and subscriptions received at this- office The Chijia Becorxtob Publishing Co 85 University Place New York City lady Bhonld 8ee It Lawyers Practice in the Courts of Christian and ad olning counties FopkinsvilletTy Offlce City Hall building Court Square R ives hale Attorneys at law Practice In the Couits of Christian and ad joining counties Hopkinsville Ky Office Court St near Weber Ill S WITHERS Church bells are tuned by chipping the edge tiB the proper note is ob ¬ tained Cleverton Do you regard an engagement as serious as marriage Dashaway More bo old man The most serious thing I ever did was to be I come engaged to three girls at the same time Brooklyn Life Attorney and Counsellor at Law Practices In the Courts of Christian and ad REXDALE HERD ot Berkshire hogs and Southdown sheep Nice lot of year old Bucks and pigs of both sexes now ready for delivery MB Kino Newstead Ky joining counties Hopkinsville Offlce over Planters Bank USTINLPEAY Dr Matthew Ky i Henry Kollock Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon in Uj 8 Navy af ¬ terwards Post Surgeon U 8 Army and later Surgeon British Marine Service tw years experience as Physician with Hot at Springs Ark will welcome the sick and af- ¬ flicted at His Office where consultation with one of the Most Successful Doctors of the presan age is cordially invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed in every case undertaken Attorney at law Offlce Weber street rearof Court nouse Four swarms of bees have taken posHow tho Trouble Began session of tho Methodist church in East Collections a Specialty I wouldnt wear bloomers for anySan Jose Cal and it is estimated that thing said the thin girL Hopkinsville Ky there are at least three hundred pounds Neither would I If I were yon re¬ of honey deposited between the outer plied the jjlump girL JIB MS MERRIWETHER and Inner walls of the church It is And thats why they do not speak Late of Louisville proposed to hold a honey carnival in now Chicago Post the church and In that way secure Dentist enough money to pay for tho damage CURED BY tLECTROPOISE done In securing the honey Office in Summers Building over Bassett cfeCos Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats Succeseiully All Chronic and Long Standing Diseases by latest Catarrh Ttreated Bronchitis Blood and Skin Dis- ¬ ease Sores Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema hospital methods rv ver--tlc- al w 01 Broadway I have seen mink Sam- mics reduced to thirty five cents a reduction thitt frightened people from nnruhuiiiwr tall you about a costume re conUy made here fcr a seasons wear wlii h tools my fancy as something really elegant It was a pink silk dress cpvsrel with black chiffon and out- ¬ lined with cut jat A row of tiny rose Uuds accentuated tho low bodice and lou0 gloW6f black kid finished tho appointments All tho edges of tho Pink- la chiffon wr embroidered 1 itit FUTURE OF THE HORSE Csos to Which tho Animal Will Always Bo Turned When railroads were first put in op- ¬ eration it was predicted that there would be a great fall In the value of horses a deterioration of horse flesh and finally that the animals would curiosities on soon become the Of course way to words extinction says the Boston Transcript everybody knows that nothing of the kind hap- ¬ Horses increased in number pened Tho business the value and quality railroads developed all along tlvalr lines occasioned a demand for more and Just at present tho better horses popularity of tne bicycle and the oppll catlon of electricity to transportation aro causing some people to repeat the predictions of fifty years ago concern ing the horse It is even said that tho horse in the near future will bo raised simply for slaughter for food If tho horse could learn of this prediction his intelligence and his sense of his valu would prevent hlra from taking It seriously lie might aak What good Is the electric car off tho rails IIow docs a bicycle act on plowed ground and what can it draw without the as If horses sistance of human energy become very cheap will not more peo- ¬ ple buy them and will not the aggre gate of Individual wants occasion a great demand that will send up prices Thb Intelligent horse asking theso questionscould well afford to munch his oats calmly while tho alarmists were cogitating oa to what reply was possible LADY WHO SUFFERED DEATH ALMOST Hopkinsville Ky NDREW SEARGENTM D WITH SICK HEADACHE ItRelieves Neuralgia Pains Every Time and Is a Certain Cure for the Exasperating Grip Physician and Surgeon HopkinsrHle Ky Telephone No Office Fifth and Main Streets Court Room say that my wife Buffered death with sick headaphe 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 success 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 locally between the eyes and all night treatment at high power on the ankle aud contiuued through the next day did the work The Electropoise is the sovereign remedy for coins and all forms of prostration from overwork Yours very truly B B Sandehs I will Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising an impure blood opposite City from completely state of the forever promptly and eradicated from the system restoring health and purity Weakback frequent and burning urirJe dis- ¬ eases ofthe bladder of both sexes promptly and safely cutrd wni receive special and careful T XjctlUIOO treatment for all their many ailments Sidney and Urinary orliae 1 HR HHWALLACE Physician and Surgeon OFFICEnpstaIrs opposlu Telephone office corner Ninth and Main Residence cortief Syphilis Gle Strictures Varicocele Hydro ¬ Main and Seventeenth cele TendemeSWeakness of Organs Ptleu Hopkinsville Ky Fistula quickly cured without pain oa deiX tlon from business jljB Private Diseases 0ffi I UNIUS C MoDAVITT Dentist Hopkinsville Ky Offlce over i Kellys Jewelry Storo II HSKEimiTT V Painter and Paper llanger Done est Prices 8II0P 8th street next toD R Beard office IIODklnsvlllo Ky -- All work with Neatness and Dispatch and at Low yjWGRAI Proprietor of 25o nair Cutting Nothlugbutflrst classwork and in the latest fashion1 1 VHopklnsvilibKy Next door to PlfatNatlbhal Bank Rpntnl terms SlOeasli far four monthR with privilege topurchusuby inying17C0 additional at tho expiration of four mouth Pocket Eloctropolsu hook pf particular free to any address Shaving lOcShninpooirig First Nalioual Barber Shop tions Impotency Melancholy Dlrziness Loss of Energy and Confidence the dreadful effects of Early vice which brings Organlo Weakness unfitting one for business study or enjoyment of life treated with never failing success On examination the urinary deposits a ropy sedl munt will often be found and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear or the color will be of a thin mllkith hue again changing to a dark aud turbid appearance There are man v men who die of this difficulty ignorant of the cause which is the second stago of ScmlnalWeakness The doctor will a11 lMJe2aPcrfct curlnthe BUOh cases and a restoration of genitureurlnary organs KITEvour trnnhlna if ii i Cflnb0 cured at aonle y oorros J L Abe0lat ¬ secrooy n oil 2PJliSnc dealings and medicine sent profes secure from Observation TCStimnntula if inHnnta are nevur mibllsu Pant references to my responsibility cheerful Addreas Nervous Debility DUBOIS 613 FOURTH WEBB AVENUE 25c y Dr Koiloofe 613 Church Street Nashville Tenn 6 t n fn Lockville Kentucky il VCtf fl tfifca- - ti t IrP ifA u A rc Lin 7T v nmhii w IVjbfcJjlii a f t V A A t rv V ft i rt r V fi t it 4 M- - fa rffc ig b September 17 895 wirtriUafan 5 1 HO I Jw taIJ V LJINHVIilSfi wjft J IN HWAR r j 4 i rrt ir if J 4U i i Olrotdt Oourt Directory Tuias Brat Monday In JFebruftry lerra three weeks third Monday In May term two weeks flr Monday In September term three WMIca FRENCHlOfSES UL UH I EJ Should Use A ick Six Million MerFJerished In theBat- tlcs of the Last Century Physicians Sti CHBtan Vnnotti tour wee term six we CaltowA erm six T7avnfw WUIUR1J first Monday in June term i Monday In September In fnnrtr J s two weeks term three weeks Lton First Monday In May term two weeks first Monday In August erm two weeks first t Monnday 1 December term two weeks three waeki Monday in April term a August term ra Monas beoond Monday in November Pcond FEMALE REGULATOR and exerts a wonderful influence in strengthening her system by driving through the proper chan- ¬ nel all impurities Health and strcnotli are Guaranteed to result from its use TONIG IT IS ft SUPERB Dr Kollock in Nashville Eto Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon U S Navy after ¬ wife wards Post Surgeon U S Army and later OfMy nslngwas bedridden for eighteen months ter BRADFIELDS FEMALE Surgeon British Marine Service with two LATOR for two months Is getting wellREGU years elPfrlence as physician at Hot Springs J M JOHNSON Malvern Ark BBADFTELD BEGUUIOB CO ArK Endqrsed by the Encycloricodla Brl ATLANTA OA anlca Vol X pago 185 the largestjand Sold IT all DrurfiiU at MOO bottlfc most Important Work la the world being In wenty flvo volumes each the size of a large The Fleming News is again being church Bible He Is noted as the discoverer a specl published just as of yore It is a of the active principle otgelsemlnum Cures good paper and deserves to succeed flo for neuralgia of the face and womb Catarrh Bvphllls Lost Manhood and General Debility The Doctor has been all over the Found world and has made mrny cures given up by At C K Wylys drug store a mar- ¬ other physicians Vendome Bulldln fr f Rfiv Sam Smnlls divorced daugh nervous exhaustion and female weakter Mrs Lola Small Jackson wedded ness It is the Clinic Kidney Cure a hotel clerk at Kichmona va ii velous cure for all kidney complaints The best iB what you want when in Chamberlains Eye and Skin Ointment Is Unequalled for heed of a medicine That is why you Rheum Scald Head Eczema Tetter Salt should insist upon Hoods Sarsapnlla Hands Itching PilesSore Nipples Chapped Burns Frost Bites Alvus Wilburn was shot from ambush and killed in Russell county Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eyo Lids For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box What is a Guarantee It is this If you have a cough or cold a tickling in the throat which keeps you constantly coughing or if jou are afflicted with any chest throat or lung trouble whooping cough c and you use Ballards Horehound Syrup as directed giving it a fair trial and no benefit is experienced we authorize our advertised agent to refund your money on return of bot It never fails to give satisfaction It jpromptly relieves Bronchitis Free trial bottle at K C Hardwicks drug store kidney disorders and destroy worms giving new life to an old or over worked horse 25 cents per package For sale by druggists A penalty will be added on unpaid couLty taits in a few days and this fact is hurrying up tax payers TO HOBSlToWNEBS For putting a horse in a fine healthy condition try Dr Cadys Condition Powders They tone up the system aid digestion cure loss of appetite relieve constipation correct to death by A Sodnd Charles May colored was crushed a train at Shelbyville When When When When Baby was sick we gav her Costoria she was a Child she cried for Castoria ahe became Mlsa she clung to Castoria ahe had Children she gave them Castoria Dr Lageneau of the French Academy of Medicine has been mak ing an estimate of the deaths by the wars of France for the last century says the New York Sun He finds that the civil wars of the endof the -- eigliteenth century and of the republic up to and including the year 1800 cost the lives of more than 2120000 French men From the year 1801 to Water- ¬ loo when France was righting Eu- ¬ rope In arms more than 3150000 Frenchmen were engaged and nearly 2000000 perished Under the restoration Louis Phillippe and the second republic when there were campaigns In Spain Greece and Al- ¬ giers the army Included less than 215000 men and the loss In battle Eyen in was only 22 a thousand the brilliant African campaigns the mean annual loss was less than 150 men Next came an era of frequent and bloody wars the war in the Crimea the war In Italy the war In China the war In Mexico and finally the war with Prussia Out of rather less than 310000 French soldiers sent to the Crlmea 95615 perished Of the 500000 that took part in the Italian war nearly 19000 perished Nearly 1000 perished in the expedi- ¬ tion to China The medical statis- ¬ tics of the French in the war of 1870 have not been published nor have those of the Mexican undertak- ¬ ing The effective strength of the French in 1870 1 was 1400000 men The number lost is not positively known but It Is believed that the wars of the second empire cost 1 600000 lives Dr Lageneau esti- ¬ mates that the small wars of the third republic have been fought at comparatively small cost of human life He estimates the total loss for the century to have been 6000 000 men mostly young PHYSICIAN HEAL THYSELF THE ADAGE APPLIED Dr Portr HE DESERVED Reason Wages IT Liver Makes a Well Man constipated or for an Increase in a Lads vFrdm4he ML Sterling Ky Gazette la the mountains of Eastern Kentucky liviSDrVC II Porter who for 47 years has ministered td the sick in the counties of Rowan awl Morgan nnd has during that time eullcreu more than many or the patients on whom he called He was at last cured and his cure was so startling and miraculous that It was soon the talk of the the moun ¬ tains aud finally reached the Bluegrass A reporter of the Gazette concluded to in ¬ vestigate in the interest of suffering human ¬ ity and to his question the doctor replied Twenty years ago while living in Mor ¬ gan county and practicing my profession I had a ternblo nervous shock that complete ¬ ly prostrated me and from that time until a few months ago I suflered untold agony and in fact 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 resigned myself to the inevitable ana await ¬ ed the end A few months ago my son saw an account in your paper of a new medicine Williams Pink Pills and wanted called mo to try it I told him they would dome no good but after taking a few doses I felt better and again hone revived in my breast I continued taking the pills and continued to improve and now I believe I have finally recovered That is about all of the story I believe Fink Fills saved my life and J never fail to recommend them in my prac-¬ tice In fact I can tell you of a man that you will pass on your road home who has been almost completely cured of rheumatism after years of suffering Mr 8 G Bailey is his name and you can stop and see him After thanking Dr Poi tor the Gazette man started for Mr Baileys residence He was found on his farm cutting some trees Jown In reply to our inquiry Mr Bailey said Yes Dr Porter told you the truth I suf¬ fered for years with rheumatism and was only able to leave my room in gocti weuther and then was not able to do nnv work I waa urged by Dr Porter to try Pink Pills He for several weeks I positively refused finally overcame my prejudices however and I 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 and cane which Fink Pills have en ¬ abled me to lay aside I have also been giving these pills to a neighbors child which has scrofula and it is improving right along The addres of all the centle men referred to is ElliottsnJle Rowan County Kentucky and anyone can have these statements verified by writingto tlvm Dr Williams Pink Pills contain all the elements necewary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves They ar for sale by all druggists or may be had by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N Y for 250 CO cents per box or six boxes for of Kentucky Tells How It wuk Done This famous health and pleasure resort the oldest in Western Kentucky situated on the O V Railroad 14 miles from Princeton and 16 tmiles from Hopkinsville and is open the year round SIX TRAINS DAILY THE HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS AltE UNSURPASSED is CERULEAN SPRINGS Txio Countv Kentucky T W GUNN OO Man-agers 1 Sulphur and Chalybeate Water in Abundance Temperature of Sulphur Water 56 degrees flowing from a bold and neva failing spring AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN STRING BAND ON EAND Address Managers Bates reasonable and made known on application or For Descridtiva Pamphlet and full particulars Summer season now open ammmamam ii iiii i mini i t ina iiiri mil TOM P MAJOR JAS D HEADLEY Jr i W GrTTztnzr c oo Late o ClarkavllleTenn Late ot Girens Headier Co Jr MAJOR TOBACCO WAREHOUSE PROPRIETORS --No 1025 West Main Street 1845 TOM P MAJOR CO Louisville Ky 1895 Insdbe in the Old Reliable MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE AMZI DODD President CO OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY Total Assets January 1st 1895 652830 ram roiicv iioiaers since organization l37yo4fi65J Surplus Former N Y Standard 67288 Losses paid In Kentucky over 80000 After second year GUARANTEED CASH SURRENDER VALUES on life and endowment Dollcles INCONTESTIBLE CASH LOANS made on assignable policies In case of lapse n FORFEITURE policy Is continued In force FOR FULL AMOUNT by the reserve orlfpre ferred to the purchase of a paid up pollcv No restrictions as to RESIDENCE or OCCUPA- ¬ TION THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED FW Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired SMITH CO State Agents 5 42 West Main street Louisville Ky CALLIS Sc WALLACE Local Agents HOPKINVILLE KENTUOKY L L If Several years ago when W F There has been 25 per cent in- ¬ bad tapfeMn mouth foul breath coat crease in the attendance at the Van White the present traffic manager ed tongue dyspepsia indigestion derbilt Training School at Elkton of the SantaFe was general passen ¬ hot dry skin pain in back and be- ¬ this season ger agent of the same road v with tween the shoulders chills and fever headquarters at Topeka Kan be NOTICE etc If you have any of these symp an office toms your liver is out of order and I want every man and woman in the United had In his employ Young- boy by 2tatM Interested in the Oplnm and Whisky the name of W J He waa your blood is slowly being poisoned habits to have one of mr books on these dis Tbecauseyour blood does not act prop- eases882 Address B M beWoolley Atlanta Qa an orphan lad about fourteen years old and with another brother kept erly Herbine will cure any disorder Box and one will sent jou free house In a little room on the out- ¬ of the lfcWi stomach or bowels It At Owensboro N Robinson filed has no wjfcral as a liver medicine suit against JohnHBellew for 100CO skirts of the town Price 76 cents Free trial bottles at damages for malicious prosecution He was very industrious and WQ Hard wicks drug store often when his work required him to stay after the other clerks had Ballards Snow Liniment There are no vacant houses in Hazl This invaluable remedy is one that gone home at night he would sleep Crreen That is a flourishing little ought to be in every household It on his desk In the office and would town will cure your rheumatism neuralgia be found busily at work by the first From all accounts Chamberlains sprains cuts bruises burns frosted clerk who arrived early In the morn- ¬ lough Eemedy is a Godsend to the feet and ears sore throat and sore ing afflicted There is no advertisement chest If you have lame back it will One day Mr White found a care¬ about this we feel just like saying it cure it It penetrates to the seat of the fully written and sealed letter on his The Democrat CarrolltonKy For seat of the disease It will cure stiff desk marked personal Opening joints and contracted muscles after sale by R C Hardwick Druggist It he read the following Oner com- ¬ all other remedies have failed Those fi w The new Bible College building at who havebeen cripples for years have munication la At present Lexington is nearly ready for occu- used Ballards Snow Liniment and ten Ma Wnrrx month and Inyr salary eat only can only tiro dollars per thrown away their crutches and been meals per day You know this Is not enough pancy able to walk It will cure you Price tor growing boy I would uke to hare my pay raised to fifteen dollars a In a recent letter to the manufac- ¬ 50 cents Free trial bottles at R C eat three meals a day It youmonth so I can cannot give me turers Mr W F Benjamin editor of Hardwicks drug store fifteen dollars a month I will work for ten dol ¬ the Spectator Eushford N Y says W J Young lars a month It may1 be a pleasure to you to know The members of the Crockett fami boy will have Well I guess the the high Esteem in which Chamber- - ly in Kentucky will attend the meet- ¬ ¬ medicines are held by the peo- - ing of the Crockett Clan at Alamo to have three meals a day laughJains ingly exclaimed Mr White pie of your own state where they Tenn September 17 Young remained in the service of must be best known An aunt of the company many years being pro- ¬ mine who resides at Dexter Iowa The Best Is Cheapest was about to visit me a few years moted from time to time until he ocsince and before leaving home wrote to Foleys Sarsaparilla is from three cupied the position of city passenger ten times stronger in blood cleans mo asking if they were sold here Mo other propne agent of the road at St Joseph stating if they were not she would ing qualities than any size 50c For Chicago Times Herald bring a Quantity with her as she did tary medicine Trial not like to be without them The sale by O K Wyly ANY AIR WILL DO medicines referred to are Chambe- ¬ A Vicious Criticism Cough Remedy famous for its rlains Honor to the American from Foreign Mlsa jDe Puystor has a mafrnlflcent cures of colds and croup ChambeBands piano rlains Pain Balm for rheumatism lume nowListen next door Foreign bands sometimes get Isnt sho playing on It Aback pains in the side and chest and mixed up in playing the national now Chamberlains Colic Cholera and airs of the United States At Kiel Yes thatlsaho Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel compause Well it appears that some band being I plaints These medicines have been think shed after a to get worse should desirous of paying particular atten ¬ bo ablo music constant use in Iowa for almost a out of a cheaper instrument in Chlcapfo tion to the United States steamer quarter of a century The people Record Marblehead played Climbing Up have learned that they are articles of No More Escape This was great worth and merit and unequaled the Golden Stairs byjroy other They are for sale here After filling the post of prison war laughed at in the navy department bysSfC Hardwick Druggist don for ten years Bruschinl adopted and one of the officers said it re- ¬ the profession of grave digger minded him of a reception given the Little Bessie Lindsey was seriously What led you to change your occupa- officers of the ship in Haytl The scalded at Carlisle by falling into a tion Inquired a friend The circumstance that in my new entire Haytleu army turned out to kettle of boiling water meet and escort the Yankee officers employment I have no escape to fear to the palace Old King Solomon Several years ago I was taken with H Papagnllo severe attack of flux I was eicTi in a was president of the black republic In the Land of the Free bed about ton days and could get at that time The army consisted First Politician Whos ontho ticket of all kinds and conditions of uni ¬ nothing to relievo me until I used Well there is Second Politician ChamberlainB Colic Cholera and Budwelsor form and made an array that would OFlannagan OToole Diarrhoea Remedy which cured me have been the making of a minstrel Rosenbaum Garibaldi Jones and has been a household remedy First Politician What is Jones there olio The band was gorgeous in its vith utf ever sinco J C Mahlow attire the best part of all that was Docaturville Mo For sale by R C for Second Politician To catch the gaudy In the uniform of nations hav ¬ Hardwick Druggist American vote Puck hi m ing been used to make the national band of Hayti a thing of beauty and Matrimonial Item grand jury at Whitesburg re The Mr Murray Hill Jr Father this a joy to the black republic tumed190 indictments two thirds be- young lady you want me to marry stut ¬ As the staid officers ascended the ing flailing fish ters dreadfully steps of the palace and the digni- ¬ Mr Murray Hill Sr That makes no taries fell back to make way for Tbdths Tersely Told difference She Is rich and after you Foleys Honey and Tar is one of are married a little while yon will And them the band played the supposed thestandard medicines used in the that she talks fast enough to suit you national air It was some minutes before the Ameican officers were Working Womens Home Association TexaaSlftlnffs 21 South Peoria street Chicago aware that It was Intended as a com- ¬ at ASecMoa Would Cost Xore Dr Blinn Med Supt pliment to them and that they were Lady Your Foleys Honey and Tar gives the factory and testimonials to are satis ¬ expected to take off their hats and answillliig take you best satisfaction here at thefermayou ask only wrpect make their best bows But thoy BickhAhs Ro3eland 111 CF you will my chtldrtm with finally caught on and marched to My- - customers call for Foleys that the front of the platform and wanting a good afieoUon and Tar when troubled with jaundice sick headache Are you bilious W7T Grant Propr Formerly with Alexander B T Grant E B Baldwin f oierKS- - SANGUINARY BEQUESTS Tha Hearts of Great Warriors Ieft as Legacies ARLINGTON HOTEL BEASONONBLD OQBNEB TWELFTH AND MAIN BATES ii Clarksville Tenn leaf Brucos heart was by his dying wish MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER intrusted to Douglas to fulfill a vow of which he was unable to exscute In per son of visiting the sepulchre of Christ Douglas tender and true promlsod to fulfill his sovereigns last request and after Braces death having re ceived the heart incased in a casket of -SCOTCH SWEDE gold sot forth upon his mission Pro- - and the most desirable EASTERN GRANITES - ceeding to Spain however ho fell in MONUMENTS TABLETS the thick of a fight with the Moors STATUARY having previous to his final charge cast the heart of Bruce from his breast After 40 years experience we feel confident that all work when ho carried it into the ranks of entrusted to us will be executed in an artistic and skillful Onward as thou the infidels crying manner wert wont Douglas will follow theot Brucos heart was afterward recovered OHLY THE BEST MATERIAL USED by Sir Simon Lockhart by whom it was brought to Scotland and buried Mr F M Whitlow is our solicitor along with the bones of Douglas in the Abbey of Melroso When the remains RKmCES of Bruco were disinterred at Dunferm line in 1319 the breastbone was found sawn through so as to permit of the re Ii CUOv iq usajveNd moval of the heart Bequests of hearts have been by no means uncommon Richard Occur de Leon bequeathed his heart to the canons Of Rouen cathedral and in July 1836 this romarkable relic waa onco again brought to light after the laps of six centuries the heart which is said to have been surprisingly- large Bays Temple Bar was inclosed in boxes of lead and silver and withered as it was described to the semblance of a faded STBEET LOU I SV I LLE KY HOT AND COLD BATHS BAR BARBER SHOP E32X25X3Sa SAMUEL HODGSON ITALIAN MARBLE j jto MUSIC IN A PHOTOGRAPH you mako of that That said the musician knowing ¬ ly why that is You oant play In my yard I dont like you any more And ho turned to the piano and rattled off tho song photographer said a Wall street broker to a New York Commercial Advertiser reporter and one day he con- ¬ COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS ceived the idea of securing a snap shot of Wall street and its environs Ac KENTUCKY cordingly he secured the necessary HOPKINSVILLE HF Good Rigs with or without drivers furnished day or night Special rates to Commer permission and carried his kodak to tho roof of the Manhattan Life com- olalmcn Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES panys building on Exchango place TWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER CNE MANAGEMENT He turned his Ions eastward over the roof of the Stock exchange and BOWLING GREEN SOUTHERN Zr tQMii r rm W pressed the button When tho nega ¬ H v tive was developed it showed little Norma Ml Ml Business College ¬ else than a confused network of tele is graph wires chimneys and flagstaffs ESTABLISHED IN 1070 but undaunted he developed his pic- BOWLIHQ GREEK BUSINESS COLLEGE I SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL ture Then ho discovered that the TheKreatBusinessTralnlneSehoololtheSouthl English Teachers Scientific and Classic ¬ photograph of Wall street bore a strik Poolc Keepiner Short hand Ttlcgraphy Type 1 Courses Music Art and Elocution provided ing resemblance to a sheet of musio Writing and Penmanship Pupils can enter at I for Low rates of board and tuition Send lot for catalogue catalogue the wires forming the lines of the ny time SendOouno desired Mention CHERRY BB0 Addrsia Prorrs Bowline areenKy staves and several linemen at work and tho chimney poW and flagstaffs n silhouette taking the place of the notes Contemplating uls work with disgust he was InUrrap od by tho en ¬ FJtea Every one knows we are artists in woolen trance of a friend an amateur mu sician Throwing the photograph to fabrics and the most fashionable tailors in the musician he exclaimed What can AVe guarantee fits ¬ A New York Magician Flays a Tun from n Picture of Wull Street I have a friend who is an amateur Lhery Feed And Sale Stable WwlCffll M f HOW TO DRESS NEATLY years The Obstacle Lady It te strange that a young man like you cannot got any work Tho Tramp Well you see mum people wants reference from me last employer an hes been dead twenty and absolutely don t want our customers to paz for any clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory Our stock fall winter woolens is now complete embracing all the latest designs in London specials and Foreign importations exclusive with us No one else can show them the city OUR TRIMMINGS 4 Philadelphia Telegram At tha Ball 3omt f trt Wq invite you to call and are always the very best see ior yourseir ana ger prices vr e 1A 1 Annie Fannie Wat ha I beautiful hair Miss wonder if It hi her riv p V r r Ni Gl 8 IT HOPKINSVILLE KEXSPTUCKIAN r t n September 17 1896 5 HEBE AND THERE I want to rent the Wheeler place to An Merchandise 20 stores under a reliable tenant f or thT balance of one roof under one management 1805 E G Oallis The nobbiest dressers wear the Blue Grass Stiff Hats at Sam Frankfele The Hopkinsville Water Co has READY MADE moved its office into one of the Hotel r rooms on Virginia Btreet Latham We hancthem in vour house with- tf Dr E N Fruit has just had his of out extra charge PRICES fice newly papered and painted and 79c it now presents a most cheerful ap89c pearance 109c Another large tobacco factory will Bars any size made to order shortly be erected on Elm street which will be operated by McMurray Co We have all Fob Rekt A very desirable dwell ing on South Virginia street 8 rooms jam full and offer everything at cut large shady yard W W Ware prices Mrs Jennie Cox of Trenton Wed nesday qualified as administratrix of her late husband Prof S F Cox We run our own Some choice young Plymouth Tiock cockerels for Bale Apply here and will deliver any large package There are several cases of diptheria furniture stoves etc atEarlington and two deaths have occurred Dont fail to see the Blue Grass Stiff Hat Its the nobbiest hat of the season At Sam Frankels Willie Cowan late of this city won the gentlemans jockey race at the Henderson fair over four other conj IM000 il READ 1 s II m I TABLETMBit READ A GRE AT 3- c 1 mentei 20 to 40 clerks - 3epttrient Stores Ml j depart- - Mosquito Bars WE SET THE PACE HEADQUARTEBSIFORSCHOOL SUPPLIES READ Cigars 50 in a box 18c SEE OTJB mTXlIDOmrBm to 1 the We were heavybuyers JJbJ 3Tr advance in prices MENS SHOES 100 119 129 162189 up to 3 Calf shoes for 249 Shoes 4 PAPER C List of lc Articles Button hole twist lc 3 dress stays lc Three Floors Freight Wagons C corsts 125 NewCallcoe Needtalcppr Paperpinslc a6verjday Toilet SoapBi have tons of fine soaps lc2cSc We Tablet lc Thimbles lc each Hosiery Department Stationery Departmet 24 sheets note ppr lc 2 teaspoons lc juaaiea dihck aose oc iuuub uui iv For bargail in School Supplies 5c to 25c Largest line in the city 12 Envelopes wht lc 20 Hair pins lc Qenfcs PurniBhinge Furnishings 6 slatepnclslc 6 lead pencils lc New line of Suspenders just recd House can furnish a house complete We 2 Rubber tip pencils lc New Carpets Furniture Carpets Stoves QueenB Will be on sale next week ware Shades Rugs c card Hooks and Eyes lc I per box LadieB Corsets 22c 89c 48c C B corsets 98c S from the cheapest up to Some At 98c 1110 129 149 179 Ladies Shoes School Shoes See our lino for Bargains Largest Shoe Department in the city RACKET J JEREMIAHil Manager Hopkinsville Tiy S1L 216 Main St KUGLEB N ew York RACKET tre you Going 5 i WiSH Broadway Q4rO lalMIBBaMBWWWWMMWWJBMMMWMWWMMWWWMWWWMMM ih u ft m The following taken from the Mos LOCALS sy Creek Herald pays a just compli- ¬ ment to one of our Christian county We Are young ladies The department of art which has been a dead letter since ADVERTISING it was added to the college curricu Fon Rent Nice new four room lum is now an actuality and several City Bank Hopkinsville Ky pupils are availing themselves of the cottage L P Gdthbie opportunity to study under a true The old reliable Furniture dealers and The opening of Mrs J R Dab Bethel Female College has received artist undertakers Up stairs in Henry block neys art school haB been postponed Miss Lucile Dayton Phillips of Hopkinsville Ky on account of Judge Dabneys serious a very fine new Fisher piano for use in the music department The num Kentucky a beautiful young ady Now Grovers back from fishing illness And gone to Gables Gray ber of music pupils has increased so an artist of rare ability is in Hes searching all the Scriptures Groves chill tonic the best at T largely that six pianos used last year and charge of this department ana so enFor another name they say D Armistead druggist were not enough But youll And us at our business thusiastic are the friends of the school At the same old stand and the faculty over her work that an There will be a game of ball at the And hope youll call and see us Velvet skin soap Pears cuticura up to date studio and sketch room is Whenever you possibly pan park this afternoon by a nine compos and other fine toilet and medicinal PYLE KENSHAW a probability of the near future ed of bankers and a team made up soaps at T D Armisteads of clerks in some of the stores of the The I W Harper is the finest flavEmancipation Bay city N will sell round trip The L ored whiskey on earth Account of above celebration the Talcum powder Lubins and other tickets to Nashville Tenn at 1 fares Used in moderation it is a sure spe ¬ for the round trip Sept 21 2426 28 O V Ry will sell tickets either to cific for indigestion for general deline toilet powders at T v Armis also Oct 1 and 3 account of Ameri- EvanBville or Henderson and return bility insomnia mental depression teads can exhibition Tickets limited one SOLD BY R H Williams and W R Reeves day from date of sale J M Adams on train No 1 Monday Sept 23 at rate of 1 for round trip Returning W R Long two photographers have left Clrfrks- - agent Hopkinsville Ky train leaves Evansville at 11 p m ville with a suddenness that almost Co are pre- ¬ Henderson 1145 p m the breath of their numerous Ragsdale Cooper taok E M Sherwood Agt creditors paring to put a handsome block of buildings on their warehouse lot in For Rent desirable cottage of 6 or Evansville and Eeturn 1 8 rooms on corner of Clay and 16th front of the warehouse The fronts I will be of pressed brick and the whole Account of Tri State Fair and Last Apply at this office Btreets block will be an ornament to that Days of Pompeii the O V Ry will One Night Only Two white men attempted to hold part of town They expect to begin sell tickets to Evansville and return SATURDAY SEPT 21 up Dr Walter A Lackey of Pem- work about October 1st on train No 1 Thursday Sept 19th broke one day last week but the Mr C M Latham bought a water- ¬ at rate of 1 for round trip Return Doctor showed fight and in this way melon from a wagon Friday that ing train leaves Evansville at 11 p m Book and his excellent company In the saved his pocket Rustic Comedy entitled Hi M 25HEBWOOD weighed 74 pounds He took a fan p m Dr A P Campbell has resumed cy to it and offered 50 cents for it and Agt his practice and also has secured the was subsequently disgusted to learn Presenting a true picture of city right to extract teeth by the painless that the owner had been trying to sell WHY and country lite cp it for 30 cents process umce over oassett ray fcouu ior a nat wnen you can Songs Dances and Musical SpecialCo have been awarded buy as good in the Blue Grass Stiff ties All up to date Petree Wiggins who predicted the great Hat for a gentleman latest style at the contract to furnish uniforms for Realistic scenes and Mechanical ef- ¬ storm that South Kentucky college and the or- nnri Pnmfin passed over the Atlantic aw at cam rankers fects in TVfnrpll 1RR3 nrprlintn der has been sent in to be filled at Cast and play first class in every resa storm of equal violence between once PERSONAL GOSSIP pect and 21th of the presence the 17th Dr J C McDavitt dentist will be month absent from his office until Oct 1st Mr Jno P Campbell and family REGULAR PRIOE8 OF ADMI88ION Evangelist P H Davis has just of Paducah are visiting in the city The open air concert Friday even closed a meeting at Stevensons ing by Wards band was greatly enMr E B Bassett returned from the Todd county which reMATKIMONIAL joyed by the large crowd which had chapel ininabout 40 conversions the East Saturday and his fall goods are sulted gathered in front of Hotel Latham most of whom joined that church now arriving daily Gardneb Ovebshineb Mr Olen E for the occasion Dr Davis was assisted in the meetMiss Eva Royalty has returned Gardner late of this citv but now of Dedication of the Chickamauga ing by Rev Richard McAfee from a pleasant visit to friends in Bowling Green and Miss Mattio t i f Chattanooga Natl Park Sept 19 Louisville uvereniner oi mis city were married Messrs E L Blakemore and Gus will sell round trip N 20 The L in Jeffersonville Miss Mrs Jas R Wood has returned Overshiner was in Saturday tickets to Chattanooga for the above H MoOre have bought out the coal LouiBville on a occasion on Sept 16th 17th 18th and business at Metzs old stand and in from a visit of five weeks to relatives visit to Miss Edna Nash Mr Gard 19th good returning until and on future the establishment will be in Charlottsville Va ner went to Bowling Green about a known as the City Coal Company Oct 18th for U5 Misses Mollie Kennedy and Alice month ago to take a position with will commence The new company J M Adams Agent King are in Louisville studying fall Settle the jeweler The vouncr counle business at once and will handle coal had been sweethearts for some time Diamond dyes all colors at T D from several mines Both gentlemen styles in dress making Armistead druggist Dr Andrew Seargent has return- and there was no especial opposition are well known and quite popular to the match They merely eloped and will control a lull snare ot pa- ed from a ten days visit to Louisville 10 ue romantic ana to surprise tneir Chicago and other western cities tronage friends Mr Gardner is a son of Mr Mr H A Williams and family Geo W Gardner and bis bride who Mr Jno F Lipscomb of the Lipscomb Medicine Co was called to have gone to Ohio to visit relatives is quite pretty and much admired is a daughter of Mr A C Overshiner Louisville Friday to close a trade and will be absent a week with a prominent drug firm of that Mr J C Buckner steward at the DEATHS city for 3000 more bottles of Lips- Asylum is off on a Wonderful Discovery This ana will visit several cities in Northcombs medicine company is now doing an ern Kentucky before his return Gilket Mrs Robt Gilkev died of immense business and goods are beconsumption at her home near Crof Wharton Crabb of the L N ser ton on the 11th inst after a long ing shipped out in large quantities vice spent Sunday with relatives in illness nearly every day Their order bus uess is large and Mr Lipscomb is the city Phillips An infant of Dr M kept upon the road the greater part Mrs H C McGehee has returndd Phillips a few days old died atJ Pemof nis time to her home in Allensville after a broke yesterday will sell round trip lengthy visit to her fathers family N The L Mrs Wilson mother of Capt tickets to Atlanta Ga Sept 5th and Mr A L Carter near the city Robt A Wilson died yesterday KNOWLEDGE 12th and daily from Sept 15th to Mr Geo Rives of Greenfield 111 near Ringgold Tenn She is in her Dec 15th 1895 inclusive limited to is visiting the family of Capt S R 95th year Brings comfort and improvement an Jan 7th 96 Bnte S1610 Will also White near Julien tends to personal enjoyment whe Half Bates to the Big Bale rightly used The many who live bet sell daily from Sept 16th to Dec 15th Judge M D Brown has gone to ter than others and enjoy life more with limited to 20 days from date of sale The L N has given a rate of 26th Ashley 111 to look after a heavy less expenditure by mpe promptly Rate S1180 And on Sept 16 damage suit growing out of a rail- ¬ one half fare for the round trip to all adapting the worlds bert products u Oct 7th 16th 126th Nov 5th 15th Dec 5th will attest 25tb 16th limited to 10 road accident in which ho has been who attend the great Sebree Evans the needs of physical being the value to health of the pure liquio days from date of sale Rate S860 employed He will return home to- stock sale at Trenton September 26 laxative principles embraced in tb J M Adams Agent morrow from Henderson Springfield Bow ¬ remedy Syrup of Figs Miss Ritchie Burnett is quite sick Mr Thos F Brown who has been ling Green Clarksville Elkton and IU excellence is duo to its presenting points Tickets in Cincinnati for four months having all intermediate fit the form most acceptable and pleni with typhoid fever good until noon on the 27th This ant to the taste the refreshing and trulj Those Saratoga Chins at Wallis a cancer removed from his hand wifi benePcal properties of a perfect Iix Grocery are ready for the table by be home this week lhe operation u urttU oun held m Keutucky For par jitive effectually cleansing the system warming in thf oven Delicious was to all appearances a success dispelling coids headaches and feyei His hand now seems well and his twulars see our advertising columns Judge JtisvR Dabuey is critically general health is much improved and permanently curing constipation j 0ur country cousin Tt has jtlven satisfaction V aiillions am ill with typhoid flux at his home on Mr and Mrs Frederick Dietrich of jnot with th npprovai of the medial South Main stivot Ou account of Mr Frank Jones and his excellent profession became it acts on the Kii ber husbands illness rs Dabuey Defiance O arrived in the city Fri- - corapany in the rustic comed u neys Liver and Bowels without wenk will be unable to open her school for day on a visit to Prof Dietrich and enmg them and it i perfectly free frtur sooe time yet family They left for their home yes- - tled 0ur Country Cousin will hold every pbjpctiornblp sultnce teidav Mr Dietrich is a brother of the boards at Hollands Opera House Tho greatest ic lish of the season Pro Dietrich and wis in Louisville Saturday night September 21 This Symp nf FiiM h tor site by all drua igiatain 50c and 51 bottles but it is nun are those Boueless Herrings at Wal attending the G A R meetiner and is an original American comedy dif- ufactured by the California Fig 6yn lis grocery convluded to run down here on a fereut from all others and is a plav Co ouly whose naw U pilntcd on e Miss May Blumenstiel has made Visit to his brother who happened very popular with the people and tho package nko the ione Syrup of Fi company Bhould be greeted by a full her arrangements to move to Nash to be at home find bejtuc A ell informed you will M ville to conduct a dress making es uuubu uu iuu ucciieiuu ui wieir visit to ccept any svufcwttutr if offered Takfe Vitalia Liver Pillr our city onthe above date She will go next week tablishment testants The Blue Grass Stiff Hat is as good The old honse on the lot known as and nobby as a Dunlap or Knox the Watt place on the corner of Sold at Sam Frankels Main ana lotn streets was torn awav The Bowling Green fair was a great last week and Mr Jno R Kitchen who recently purchased the lot will Euccess build a fine residence on it Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over SPECIAL Look at all the furniture stores in Hopkinsville Then call at aeKB JPyle Renshaw Furniture Palace See the beautiful stock of new goods and buy what you want THOMPSON MEADORS to LoMisMiUe to the GKR if so Cheaper Than you have ever bought it before We bought our goods to sell and we are going to sell them If you will only give us a chance we will give you real bargains Very Respectfully Dont Fail to Gall on T For a Fall Walking tto or a Sailor Just th Thing For a TraMeling Hat T U House OviRk jl Our Country Cousin Thompson Meador I Mr Frank Jones j SARZEDASV- GUS YOUNG has the Agency for the Champion Mowers and Reapers UUTKIa tATIIAM GRAVES MAIN k COIDY JEWELERS STREET 1 T 1 1 W A PPool A H Goodwin POOL k GOODWIN Repairing Specialty STOVES The test stock of Stovks and Rangesin the city Keep the best and fresh est stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be found in the city Country Produce handled E Opposite Phoenix Hotel Main street is to u1 Hopk inowiia iUOIIilbl Ky Mrs J R Dabney Mrs Dabney will reopen her studio Sept 17 China Class Tuesday and Thursday Oil Class Wednesday and Erlday each week Hours from 9 to 12 a m Terms 5 psr term of six weeks and China ordered at reasonable Material rices and China Fired STUDIO at Residence South Main St TINWARE uirtt Eyerything in the Tinware line cheap as ROOFING Call on us for Rooflne andGuttCrAnK JASIBELOTK Plain and Plasterer Ornamental PUMPS REPAIR WORK V Hopkinsville Kt Formerly with Forbes Bro Will make estimated on all kinds of plastering and cement work Special attention to repairing All work guaranteed and prices Virginia St Hopkinsville Ky reasonable Eepair work a specOpposite Hotel Latham ialty and will receive prompt attention GEO AnDREss Lock Bos 420 AGENT W YOUNG Last Notice All city taxes for 1891 not paid by October 1 1895 will be advertise and the property sold to pay same 1j U ukavens Collector 10jou want the best spoons and forks in the MO i34XKilttU OlltiXl 114411 -- mine jHjp gai HOUSEKEEPERS spl04t This Cu H au w vt- j tn Acct Mational Encampment of thn Grand Army of the Republic tjie L N will sell round trip tiokets to Louisville at JS75 on Sept 8th 9th 10th and 11th good returning until patentbd wuu uu wuiuuer then call and see thrgenufatwa v J M Adams ble Jewelry Honw of Miily--Otbernotabl- el V brand kept in stoek tl Bella fce01d 4 J f w v X

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