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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: September 24, 1895

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r1 VOL XVII HOPKINSVIILE KY TUESDAY SEPTEMBEK 24 1895 NO 67 v H TP SCRIBES IN OUR MIDST 3f i ANNOUNCE i - JJif2L JKi iJttM f 3L tt V3 1fPI AviVCinQTvioYif d oro XTOMV5i jlriZfr r u K- MENT v C S Its Seventeen Years Since We HaCiEm Before i i iects Nearly all of the crowd will take the Atlanta trip and a big time is ex- ¬ pected by all hands They will spend three whole days at the Expo ¬ sition and return Sunday by any route they may prefer The visitors are all charmed with the city on everv hand you hear sucb expressions as Why Hopkinsville is a much larger place than I expected to Bee V i jf v Jbtfa W i TA uietiu uuv M JflV -- ltN n-x-- P wjL orrTrt oijio 7 SK inAidyerhsmgr J M r Will t a-3rr-fc- fiufyhow else shall we V JHh telljbur THEY ARE HERE FROM CUMBERLANDGAP TO REELFOOt IIAKE r friends and customers j If that our Boys - atid Girls too -- We Are Glad to See You Every One YESTERDAYS PROGRAM Fall Stock I News Lduisa M F Gonley and wif- eProgress Elkton L W Gaines Courier Williamston J H West over anU le jijo vs over H D Beysdorfer and Star Harbin L C Starks and wife wVe 1 WWIWSWW is all in k iKW s j Utl 1 A WiA Ann II auuVc aioicauji tX i nnA-Z1LJ-eii- A J f 9 willing and anxious u j If w tor them to see it r WE DQNT KNOW DO YOU tne Sir lain 111 V 111 SON ms CO Smgs You See See our Boys and See our line 4 3A- HMjKIMMWwKamwiii - V M 1MMP iVi t WT v J t t t Jk i Witff5 tr i Uvhu0fcfjl w i Mhf- UaJ X i- - ll -f X- - ft CV tiripr Gynthiana Mis MM Givens and husband Courier TaylorsvilleLtwB Brown AND THE PLANS FOR and wife TO DAY Bugle Grayson B H Rutledge and wife 2 Courier fowling Green F B Flenor and Miss Lucie Brister Tlic Banquet To NIaht Then Off For News Leader Springfield James R Noe Atlanta Herald Hartford Ben D Ringo fjt and wife Every train yesterday brought in Republican Hartford Sam A Annewspaper men with their wives derson and wife Up to daughters and sweethearts Inquirer Owensboro A J Casey last night fully 150 had arrived and wife and baby Geo Bridges and F more will be here to day As fast as L McKerman and wife Miss Lizzie Walker the delegations arrived they were Journal Henderson Joel L Priest taken in charge by the reception committees escorted to their hotels and given the freedom of the city The exercises during the day were informal as the regular programjbe gan with the reception and ball at night and the business meeting will not be held until this morning at 9 oclock There was no way to secure a correct list of those arriving on the late trains but the list here given win va xuuiiu us neuriy accu rate as it is possible to make it in advance of the official enrollment Those named arrived yesterday or are expected on to days trains Ky Register Richmond Clarence E Wood and wife Bee Earlington Thos N Black and wife Secretary L W Gaines Commercial Carrollton J Logan Marks and Miss Kohn Frankfort Argus Frankfort Pat and wite McDonald and wife Southern School Lexington A L Outlook Owingsville D S Estill Peterman and wife and wife Home and School Scottville J W Illustrated Kentuckiau Lexington Carpenter and wife Mrs Emma Walker Horr Sun Winchester J L Bosley and Mountain Evangelist Grayson Jno wife D Littlejohn and wife Republican Central City Wm P Sentinel Shelbyville T F Toynter Herald Hodgensville C CHoward Scott wife and baby The Reflector Scottville J S Lewis and wife The Ledger RusBellville Percev Taylor and Miss Mary Taylor The Herald Owenton H S Geo F Long Apostolic Baptist Fulton F M C Usher and wife Mayfield Monitor Mayfield Ben F Briggs and wife Warsaw Independent Warsaw D B Wallace and wife The Times Cyntniana L C Wol ford and wife The Homo Louisville A E Wales- by The Democrat Mayfield Will F Foster Rupert C Wright and Miss Minnie Wright C R Boone and Mrs Boone Advocate Auburn John B Gaines and wife Times Bowling Green C- - M Lew is and wife Williamsburg TimesWilliamsburg Wulker Mason and wife The Guide Falmouth G H Henry and wife Farmers Home Journal Louisville I B Nail and wife W M Neal and daughter Lillian Weekly Democrat Mayfield A R Simpson and Mss Lotta Simpson Somerset Reporter Somerset J S Van Winkle and lady The Times Louisville R W Brown and wife Democrat Cynthiana J M Alten Democrat Bowling Green R E Morningstar and wife Democrat Carrollton E A Gul lion and wife The News Carrollton James Wal- ¬ lace The News Paducah H E Thomp¬ ¬ Editor Woolford of the Cynthiana Times is one of the new members He is accompanied by his sister one--othe prettiest young ladies on hand Mrs B F Bnggs came in yester-¬ day at noon as the advance guard of May fields thirteen representatives Mrs Briggs denies that she came im advance to avoid being one of the party of thirteen Mr Briggs wilL get here to day f NOTES son If any of the editors drink water and it is probable some of them do they can find in Hopkinsville more different kinds of water than any city in Kentucky can boast The water used for drinking purposes is the purest and best of cistern water but those preferring well water can be supplied with almost any kindr from wells varying from 10 to 200 feet in depth Wehave the finest of mineral waters in the heart of the city The salt sulphur water from the Davison well is equal to Blue Lick and the chalybeate water from the Buckner well within half a square of this office is almost equal to the famous Dawson water the best iron water in Kentucky btrangers will hnd the newspaper offices located as follows Kentuck- ian 212 South Main east side be- ¬ tween Ninth and Tenth streets Inde- ¬ pendent south side Seventh 6treetr eat of Virginia Republican Ban- ¬ ner corner Sixth and Virginia streets New Era south side of Seventh west of Main w Newlon Cozine Shelby News Childrens Suits for all qualities S MENS SHOES 125 Vice The most most beautiful ever shown the ladies of HopkiuBville Our prices as promised are as before they are See our line LADIES SHOES President Jno xou imow A who will bo President Bell Tale of Two Cities Eddyville W W Martin and wife Carlisle Mercury Carlisle G R Kellar and wife Grand Rivers Herald Kuttawa Edgar W Whittemore Bullitt Pioneer Shepherdsville C E McCormick and wife The Democrat Catlettsburg G F and daughter Shelbyville JP Priest See our line Childrens BoyB and Misses Shoes at the lowest prices4- With each pair THE LOW EST A PRESENTS the See the best value on earth fiW STRONGHOLD See our Mens Pants at low prices See ourjino Ladies Childrens and MiBSCH FToRinrn nf nur See our line Gents Goods LOW PRICES FuruishiDg GloveS at HALF PRICE and wife Times Georgetown Jno A Bell wife and daughter Roundabout Frankfort Geo A Lewis and wife Kentuckiah Citizen Pans Jno G Craddock and Mrs Shopshire News Cloverport Jno D Babbage and wife Bluegrass Citizen Midway J R Williams and wife News Paris Walter Champ and Swift Champ Clarion Hawesville J W Maston and wife Banner Owingsville Thos J Young And Miss Alice YotiDg Telephone Cadiz Geo H Pike and wife Capital Frankfort S C Sayres and wife Confederate War Journal Louisville Ben Labree and wife Democrat Fulton Mott Ayers and wife J C Flournoy and wife Advocate Danville Henry E Woolfork Hustler Madisonvile C C Givens and wife and J J Glenn Interior Journal Stanford W P Walton and wife Review Fairview W B Brower and wife The Standard Paducah N J Dil day and wife and Guy Rollston The News Elizabethtown fl A Somers and wife The Womans Illustrated Magazine Lexington Afrs E D Potts and Van i Uenny Ine Kentucky Leader Lex ngton S J Roberts and wife and Miss Ber ryman The Herald Sebree Geo S Beard The Vidette Guthrie Montello Gause TheBlue and Gold Russellville B F Hampton and Miss Sally Graham Bulletin Maysville G S Rosser and M J Marsh Sunday Morning Call Maysville H C Curran and mother The Kentucky Outlook Shelbyville G H Easloy and wife Jessamine Journal Nicholsville Harry McCarty and wife Mayfield Mirror Mayfield E S Beaumont and wife Miss Sally Green LeoL Muir Todd County- Times Elkton S W Forgy Hart County Record Horse Cave R E Richardson The Tribuno Benton J R Lemon and wife Russellville Herald Russellville V Pearce Henry County Local Newcastle J The Visitor Paducah H G Tan I The Kentucky editors at the annu ¬ dy and sister al meeting in Hopkinsvlle next week The Hopkinsville papers will be will wear a badge the colors of whfcEV represented as follows Kentockian will represent the political complex- Chas M Meacham and wife and T ion of our state It is a golden rib E Bartley New Era Walker Wood bon embossed with silver and con- ¬ Jas R Wood and wife T C Under- - taining the seal of the craft Therewnnrl nnf FTiintoi Wnnrl arA rtrtta w vwjvw is no politics in the Kentucky Press xjuuutsr o u EAimumiBon ana wue aCo0 a i e T3 A 1 rn udsuwuuuu auu tuo aucu hud ucaiuui tl J iejeane jinu wue by the Secretary to jrepresenttBa rrautt fluu buu jranKMonrae united brotherhood Elktoa Pro- gress THE BALL LAST NIGHT The L N train vesterdav came The press ball at Hotel Latham in an hour late and the large delega last night was one of the crowning tion on board had an unpleasant de events of the meeting though a large lay at Guthrie majority of the editors did not arrive An invoice of cool weather ordered until the 10 oclock trains The re- - especially for the occasion came ii ception at tne notei irom o to JU was on time Sunday nsght in progress wlieu tne trains arrived Half a dozen of the advance guard and this continued some time after arrived Sunday night the ball began The dancing was Mr C B Ryan the well known in the dining room and Wards rnilroad man and his friend Mr band made excellent music The gay Howard Saxby of Cincinnati who gathering was attended bv the beau miennca to ue present were prevent- ¬ ty and gallantry of the city and the ed from attending by the death of a cfanciDg continued until a late hour relative of Mr Ryan All of the editors who had arrived Robt W Leigii of the American w ere present with the ladies accom Type Founders C St Louis and M panying them and the festivities were M Grove of Barnliart Bros Spiu opened in a brilliant manner At dler Chicago two popular type the early hour we went to press it was drummers came in with the early ar- ¬ not possible to get a list of those who rivals attended This morning the crowd Audy Casey and Will Scott Lave will be largely reinforced and a for- - the youngest editors in tow iheiir mal organization will bo had at the opera house from 9 to 1230 Craddock is one of the very few This will give tdose arriving on the noon veterans of 1878 who is still on deck trains a chance to report during the looking but little older than he did session and get their badges After seventeen years ago dinner the guests will be shown over Bob Brown the hutling managing the city in carriages and about 430 editor of the Louisville Times is asoclock Dr and Mrs McOU will usual one of the most popular memspread some delicious refreshments bers on hand His charming wife isi at Bethel Female College These with him will be served by the forty or more Col Sayres of the Frankfort Cap ¬ young ladies of the boarding itol who is frequently mistaken for epartment At 830 this evening Billy Breckinridge is galloping with the banquet will begin at Hotel La the gang tham It will be served in the din ¬ There are several newly married ing room and the large halls sur couples on hand Joel Priest and rouuding it on two sides Seats have wife of the Henderson Journal W been arranged for 400 persons P Walton and wife of the Stanford The lower floor will be devoted en- Journal O E NfcCormick and wife i tirely to the feast A ticket will be wno married last night will be here issued to each person entitled to one to day and John Harris of the Louis- ¬ and these will he taken up at the ville Post is counting the hours unr steps Those to whom tickets have tl he will be married on October 1 already been issued should be sure Edior Conley and wife of Louisa and have them a thand It is intend- away up next to the Virginia lino ed to begin the banquet promptly at started last Friday and came 450 880 in order to get through by J2 miles to g t litre He has enlisted oclock or earlier The special train for the camp gu and will go withv for Atlanta will start at the thegangto Atlnnfa very early hour of 5 oclock John We- - over and wife cauvj in and this will necessarily shorten the among the em iir si an ivals bringing banquet hours The supper will bo the pictures of their served in ten courses and the following twins menu will give the guests an idea of TO LOCAL TICKET UOLDERS what is in store for them All of the local tickets to the hnu Raw Ousters Norfolks to night were issued iusi Sutur Consomme In Cups Red Snapper Parsley Cream Potatoes Suet They are not transferable ania SaltedAlmonds will be taken up at the steps leading Roabt Turkey Cranborry Jely Celery to the dining room No execptioas Roman Prult Punch will bo made to this rule and those Broiled Chicken Stuffed Peppers holding them will bo unable to get Beaten Biscuits into the dining room without the Snlmon Salad Vnnlllalcefcream Assorted Cakes tickets issued in their own names ClieesovStraws and Crackers Every seat is taken and the commit- ¬ Coffee tee has been compelled to adopt After t ho last course there will bo stringont rules in order to prevent a number of toasts responded to by confusion Dont Kttempt to get in some of the brightest members of the without a ticket or on auother pei press on a variety of interesting sub- - sons ticket l4VI t 1 ax I j i sixteen-months-o- ld 4 r j 2 BOPEINSmLLE KENTUGErAN H WILL BE OHANOBjak flui Hang1 WIliD BILL MEMORIAL tr vc September 24 1895 M b Jm Chang Promoted by Kcaperor of China JBme Statesmen Think That the Creation mt tha Chancellorship I nut ft Trap to Iadaco U to Journey to the Capital ik Shanghai cable lo the New York fHerald states that an Imperial decree ihas heen issued commanding Ll Hung Chang to proceed tp Peklngln the cVr tpacity of Imperial chancellor Wang TVen Shao will succeed Li Hiing Chang The summoning of Li Hung Chang to jJPeking there to assume the rank and duties of imperial chancellor is an 4event of considerable significance Its precise meaning however is in the absence of further details involved in some ohscurity It is possible that the jemperor still jealous of the immense authority wielded by Li Hung Chang is viceroy of Pechili is once more at tempting to curb his too powerful sub jject by luring him to Peking where he imayieasilybo kept under tho imperial tfthumb or be extinguished altogether If this bo the emperors object and ELI Hung Chang have a suspicion of the truth the imperial summons will very llikely prove as Ineffectual as previous orders of a similar kind have been iShould Li resolve to remain where he as t will not bo the first time that TKwangsu has unsuccessfully attempted ito bring him to Peking Even since rt5iisreturn from Japan after concluding i the preliminaries of peace Li Hung w g has more than once been ordered ito go to Peking but ho has always foundan excuse for not doing so in the Vwonnd Jnfiicted by Koyamas pistol He understood the perils in ttfihot involved in a visit to the Pink Forbidden fcity where his enemies have toiled unceasingly to poison the joung emperors tears against him and with his custom vary astuteness and audacity he politely declined to stir It may be that in the instance the fowler is again L present tspreadlng his nets in sight of the bird and that history will repeat itself once tmorein til Hung Changs wary refusal as viceroy of Pechili known frontier hero of the stirring days of cowboy and mining fame J B Hlckok called throughout the west by his chosep title of Wild BllL Now ho has a monument unique andjfcal A memorial of his exciting career stone capped by a bust which but fajgiUy resembles tho departed has been erected on a wooded siojpo of Jthe mountain cemetery at Deadwood S D where the desperado who had followed Wild Bill for months consummated his revenge On tho rough front of tho death to probably the most widely On box ofputts Pills Twill savis ft K tf Nineteen tyerf afor oh Augustus A Httl pos WhcwjByame Was many tt Croimrs in doctors bills RlTy International 1870 a bullet coming from behind bore 7 l r x b0rd ymi Mors Blr V- ve Wdiir Moniev OUsa Slaokonzle Erans Pet Blaclclo Succumbs to tho Inevitable anil Is Intcrrod with Pomp In a Convent Cqmoierjr Theywillsurelycure all disease of the stomach liver or bowels Blackie vas tho property of Miss MacKhzloT Evang the 6nly woman wrer Employed VQnthePTarJsinerald i- Grand SIpslngOut Sal ouruccompameu ner overywnere anu one ptembersgth 1895 jvas known to every Parisian who fre TrpntoniKy n quented the lkulovardond shojps t IntimatejM frifend ofl MIrr Arrtknfelei W rij HJ nvuua fum xti a umcago uauy V3 reporterHhatono day when she offered to take Blackio out for a ppuplepf hours promenade she was actually em barrassed at tho resulti Everybody remarkable piie of tho mostextraordlnary dogs of the day died in Parlswithinthe last few weeks an4 all Paris mourned The1 notice of his death appeared In the Paris Herald Imagine hdw a Chicago public would act If frCnlcago paper solemnly announced the decease of a canine no matter how pampered and For sick headache dyspepsia No Reckless Assertion TOTiPS Liver PltLS Public Sale d malaria constipation andjbiho- usnessa million people endorse H Receiving daily all Walking Hats Sailors Turbans Vth9 Baby Gap s r ft f newest j tnr j MM of Sebre6 Eyani or a mue west oi BBBBBBBBBBaB In Endless Variety J Cloaks Bovs Caps TV I sJ r nVt fly tft Y i y i 4h r We v Can1 8 Save you Jttoney aa Timft Qt A KJ weVm Ji m mil rm ft n T nW SV 10 THE LEADER S Vl IPS WILD BILLS MONUMENT cat-tle-tra- U granite is a brief recitation of daring deeds Above standing out In relief are two crossed revolvers carved with striking exactness telling eloquently Custer the calling of the deceased was lonely without him Is tho only motto Hickok was born at La Salle I1L in 1839 He was scout gambler frontier officer and reformer He was marshal ito beirapped On the other hand it may be that the of Abilene Kan when the Texas trade was at its height and jreat viceroy is really wanted in Peking compelled the untamable cowboys to go unarmed and respect the law Other cattle towns secured his services and he always brought order out of their chaotic conditions regardless of the number of men ho had to shoot to do It was said that his revolver never missed its mark and it is certain that the purse of ten thousand dollars once made up by the cattlemen for his death because ho had killed while on duty one of their number was never claimed With the close of the cattle trade Hickok drifted to the mining camps of Colorado and Dakota where he met his fatev More than ft score of men met their iate bofpre Wild Bills deadly aim and this was claim enough to great ness to win from many other frontiers men cooperation in the erection of tho ptrango memorial in the mountain it heifers not registered butal bre to register- ¬ ed bull 0 high toredl Jersey cows 1 om 8 to 4 years old all safe in calf and all good milk givers 1 registered Je sey bull 100 head of fat 20 brood sows dog died Miss Evans took the body hogs 100 fatshoatd of nice sheep all 1 extra young boar 50 head bred to over to Paris and It was interred with fine buck 4 two horse wagons 3 four horse 1 new spring wagon wagons pomp and ceremony in a grave at the 4 double i nice top buggy 8etofhurness 2lpalrof plow gear 1 Convent de lAssumption extra set of four horse arnesspolr of two Miss Mackenzie Evans has donned horse wagon gear 2 wagon 5saddles 40 single plows and double shovels three the deepest and most elaborate mourn- ¬ Flows cultivator 2 disc harrows 1 horse culWalking tivator 5 smoothing harrows S two ing and has sent out about two thou- ¬ plows5thrlbbletrees80slngle trees 1 horse hay sand announcement cards to her rake 2 uood mowers 4 binders all In good friends tho cards are edged with nar ¬ shape 400 bushels of spring oats 500 bushels of Timothy row black and handsomely engraved wlnteroats75tonsofpure corn tobaceohay all curers under shock large lot of with the date of Blackies birth and 1 get of blacksmiths tools and many more articles too numerous to mention In fact ev erything that It takes to run a first class farm There shall not be nny bye bidding on the premises and erery thing shall be as represented Excursion rate on railroad If they can be had Termsof sale made knows or day olsale No postponementon accountof weathw Come one come all and get a free borbcoue dinner oa the ground Saleto commence promptly atO oclock SEBRKEi EVANS Col J TEvans Business Mgr Col T B L Hamilton of Crawfordsvllle Ind Auctioneer glared SiCmo- Inquiringly jfe If vtoask wbaWWjis doing with was w om hi3imistress stranorers would smiie sid preet Utter hlin Ho was tho mostv Intelligent creature Ipver saw He died in Lon don at the Savoy hotel and the wholti hotel was upset at tho occurrence Bernhardt and Calve were stopping there and they were flying around consoling Illackies owner and offering all sorts of assistance A London doctor who charged two guineas a visit was In attendance but In spite of all the Sim-for-J- ie TOaMViiYiri ThktaloWniiWciailbeLhrdtlitr i2fflrstVcl39 wrfrt mules from 8 to7yeasold 1 combin SbombirfedmaresTryear3ol0TA9t ed jteiatng xlarkbar 3 years old past 1 extra Squirrel Jenmark 25 extra suckling eoltbyt steers from 1200 to 1425 lbs 25 extra nice high 25 steers from gradegrade steers 1050 to 1860 lbs lbs extra nice 25 smooth from 800 to 1000 steers but plalnO from 800 to 1000 j 25 butcher cattle mixed lot 12 head of extra fine Jersey J We have the celebrated e S Cor- ¬ set n d C B and BG- These are all well known and need no trial A full line of notions of every description W trki THE LEADER 103 MAIN ST MmeFIeurette Levy Mgr Keceiving Daily- - 1Wtfi Iew Ball At Xlxe Goods Palace f Do All kinds of walking shapes turbins and sailors All the latest novelties for fall Tarn offering these goods cheaper than they ever were sold on this market Money Saved is Money Made U wi You w1 sga CI vmtmsr 4B as W M a 3 BLACKIK Suffer From indigestion sour Btomack head acho flatulency distress after eatingf Or is it a case of lost appetite want oi energy weakness debility f Are you nervous restless sleepless worn out in body aud in mind 7 Have you pains in the baa nips side head arms shoulders chest Are you filled with mal- - rla aallott complexion coated tongue C ht iweats dry cough chills and fever Quicktsales and smalj profits isr my motto r SeV my new Q corsets I also carry acoihpfete line of But tericks CPatterns the only reliable pattern on the t i markltU fJ d cemetery MR niniKO Sfor CHANG ANDREES SCHEME u v the purpose of carrying out a dis Hitherto all tinct policy of empress Lis ilnflu dowager the ance and that Ihas scareely been able to stand against the savage obstinacy of the reactlona Tie8 o the capital These retrogressive politicians were bitterly opposed itoLls peace policy and its culmination iinfhe treaty of Shimonosekl A little while ago when Taotai Lo one of Lis jtrnsted satellites went up to Peking to interpret certain clauses of the treaty n tho docu before the mnent being written In English he was uafrald to appear before tho infuriated ministers who openly threatened him Tsvith death for his temerity in translating the infamous record of Chinas dhnme If Li has been summoned to TPekintr in irood faith and with honest lintentlons these blind and reactionary 4aeuijT-Ij-- o evidently been brought junder control and an enlightened ipolicy is being aimed at by the emperor sand his advisers The imperial chancelldrship offered fcol is apparently a new office created expressly for the viceroy and probaW invested with special aud o tensive jporvers The general central adminls- risration of China under the emperor orrnists of what may be called two nd a number of noinl- 2iU3r en bin Vrtn li nOrrollTr separate departments of state The itwo cabinets are the grand secretariat cand the general council The former ¬ -Tsung-li-Yarae¬ lsh civil engineer and scientific aeronaut who will start next year on a balloon journey to tho north pole under tho auspices of the Royal Swedish Academy of Science is at present the lion of the hour in Paris and London In Paris he nvas invited to appear before the French Geographical society and In de tall i describe his plans for his poar Swedish Aeronant Proposes to Reach the North Fole by Balloon S A Andree the distinguished Swed- - journey The French scientists ually indorsed Mr Andrees plans and they believe they are practical At the recent meeting of the English Geographical society in London Mr An dree was listened to with respect but the Englishmen made somo openly sneering remarks that plainly exhibited the usual English egotism If the north pole Is ever to be dis covered it will be by water and Eng- event- ¬ kenzie Evans In which she says she is about to erect a tombstone over the grave of her pet which is to bear an inscription taken from a stone in an old churchyard of William the Conqueror in i Normandy the inscription translated reading Ho lived to love me I live to weep for him Blackies owner says that her life Is completely changed since the death of the dog whom she considered her best friend on earth and half her stock in trade He went everywhere and was known everywhere Mls3 Mackenzie Evans has an extensive acquaintance and at the time of the death of the father of tho present German emperor she was at tho Berlin court and Blackie was along She even took him into Italy It is difficult to travel on the continental trains with a dog and It was her custom to put Blackie Into a basket which resembled a lunch hamper and which she carried on her When the basket apppeared arm Blackie knew his cue Ho would step Into it and never make a sound or death I ha vo a letter from Miss Mac CORNER 9TH MAIN W l3ermscaSh YOU CAN MAKE MONEY are the and because liable commission merchants and because they can handle shipments quick shipper A trial shipinentSoHcited Write and to the best advantage for If any of theso troubles are youra tin to them for quotations before the shipping Specialties Egs Butter Poultry thing you need is DR KINGS Fruits of all kinds Beans Potatoes Onions Hay Grain- Headquarters for Furs Hides and Wool Capital 54000000 Liberal advances made oa con- ¬ signments General correspondence solicited SEBffiSgfcaSSsySS they larcrest most re sr 4 toHha ROYAL k AHtAiMiW 8EMTUER In tho gontlot and happiest way and I vBvayo TperoicJ existed under the Chinese em It is composed of four graud secretaries two Manchu and two Chl siese and two assistants To assist tho secretaries and their assistants are ten learned men hioh sy who are gen erally doctors of the Hanlin college The duties of tho Niu Koh are many termed in Chinese Nin Koh is nomi jially the more Important and has al r contact with the sovereign to whom Ihey submit all papers and from whom fchfiv receive the replies and instruc Jtlons upon which tho official edicts are 4drawn up The officers of the secro ttariat also keep tho imperial seals of which there are twenty five forms oiced for different documents and de apartments Tho Klun Kl Chu or general council though founded only In tho last century haB become tho real depository of powcr in China and to it has fallen the privilege of framing edicts for the impe- ¬ rial signature Under theso two couXn ncils come tho six administrative boards TJ They are the civil office the boards of revenue of rites of war of punish- ¬ ment and of public works There are Bomo other public offices at Peking of a special nature the most Important of or for which is the eign office formed in 1881 by Prince j v k Kung for the purpose of transacting tbusiuesa with the ministers of foreign i h powers resident in Peking Tsung-li-Yame- n BO k A Heavy Investment sJWH6QQ00 Invested tP It is estimated that our farmers have in hens would silence him by a gentle push of the basket with her foot and thereupon nothing more was heard of the dog ucen uu t i buo released him known to remain uncomplainingly in the basket for twenty iour hQurs without making a disturbance Blackie was of a remarkably sympathetic disposition and on his owner telling him that 8ho wns ad and wished him to talk to her he would wrinkle his troubled face whine and murmur consolingly and be In much CIVIL EKGI VElill S A ANDREE Tho Swedish aeronaut who proposes to real anguish of spirit until she bright ened up The Paris boulevards have Journey to tbc north pole In a balloon lost in him one of their Tegular fea- ¬ llsh pluck and knowledge will bring it tures about Magical Curo for Bloomors This was tho result of English reflec A cure for tho bloomer craze has tion on tho subject and as Mr Andree was not an Englishman tho whole plan been found at last It Is the Invention was condemned as impracticable of a shrewd Vennonter and In the sevMr Andreos plans have received the eral Instances In which it has been tried approval of such distinguished scien it has worked almost as magically as tists as tho lato L Gabriel Yon of magic The inventor had a wife who Paris who shortly before his death rode a bicycle and who insisted on wrote to Mr Andree and indorsed his wearing bloomers every time she went plans as entirely practical out for a spin Neither protests nor Baron Nordcnskjold tho famous appeals nor threats could induce her to polar traveler and discoverer of tho wear another costume So one day the northwest passage and Dr Nils Ek husband with a patience that would holm probably the best informed have caused Job to open his eyes sat meteorologist In Europe and one of down and made a pair of bloomers for tho members of the Swedish Spltzber every hen in the poultry yard and gen expedition 1882 have also highly drawing them on tho hens called his Indorsed the plans as entirely practical wife to look at them They looked just like she did ho said when she was on A Qooot Treasury Blander tho wheel In costume A little more A peculiar blunder occurred in the graceful porhaps but not a bad repro- ¬ engraving of the plato from which the duction There were some sharp words reverse side of the five dollar silver cer- ¬ for a moment but the woman hasnt tificates Tvcro printed It will be noted worn bloomers since Whats more that on tho back of theso certificates she now declares that she never will are the fac simlles of several silver dol- ¬ wear them again Try it and see lars The third one of these from the Invention of the Qatnera Obecara left end of tho certificate was theword trust1 spelled traat On all the The camera obscura was invented by Delia Porter In 1539 then the word ia properly spelled with the greatest cortainty known to med- ¬ ical soipneo GERMETUERremovosfrom tho system tho symptoms named above movement After the train started giving strength in place of weakness joy ¬ perhaps a faint and inquiring whine ous health in place of sickness Thoro no other would issue from tho wicker prison none tha is rtn do Its remedy like it and work And then it is were other travel vs in hc rti i real If there picubnro to Uiko it Littlo children partment and it was not advisable to take it with dalight and It cures like give Blackio his freedom his ownor magic 100 C for 500 All druggists W- CEMENT Sold by R C Hurcw ek3 uruggist TM riMJU tpf UMil n- - m BVuj WAYNES mja OSHTMEKTi Vlv9 v Sold nwiTii mtcuemt turn m Ur whu itch all tracHoni ea th tt4 hanat Bolt to larin htikia eUuwblMkulhailtl bj drainliu or Mnt bf atil for M eu m wHhot ny fntarart HPKo IV ijl JLddnu D Sil PLASTER xleadp ElTrer3rt3bIrigr 1 Ban Sold by rwnuvau jw tnwn R J HARDWIOR U In Bnre Prompt PobUi for Impottnet tot Stmlnal of Manhood Emissions Spermatorrhea Nervousness Silf Distrust Cure Los FLfflBK WE R1 make you a STRONG Vigor Price 9100 0 out Man Boxes 00 Special Directions Mailed with each Box Address CiUirl Caow Zislati Co of Mtmoru Ac Will STLOUI3 A Ullllcult Remedy 20IO tUOASAVB PJJ JHDAG PHONE 98 iHb i Tho Sufferer Do you think It would relieve my toothache if I should hold a little liquor in my mouth Ilis Wife It might if you could do it Life freedom mamma Mamma Yes Bertie Bertie Then why is it in a cage Harpers Round Table Bertie You say that is the bird of t At the Zoo i fAimimmMmSMam v JU - fffff VK V i band any improvement onyour first otlivis aa lontf rN Y World Mrs Lakeslde rDecldedly A Great ImproTeruent Mrs Oldstylo Was yourlsecond hus ¬ t He did rti1sVJiJSAl VJ C l r 1 XH li KEim12g 1jviV 0JPKm8VILLS KENTUOKIA mf f i 1 Uf 4 0 i- Although Out of OffloBH HE EABL OF ROSEBKRI y a Social Lion la Still XdriT BeftconsHeld Aldftd Ilia in Wooing una Winning Ilaron Rothschilds Klcli Daughter The Wealthiest Wid ¬ ower ta Ewropo I gex viscount Volseley and well turned for the Wdrlds editorial page Meanwhile Mrs Barlow a social leader in the best meaning of the He next fought in the Indian mutiny word was not idle and came out of it a lieutenant colonel She liked Roseberv because ho was wearing the Victoria Cross the decoraalways courteous and well bred and tion for personal valor most prized by did not drink so heavily as some of tho British soldier Then in the Chi- ¬ our best connected young men do you nese war ho served as quartermaster know she used plaintively to say All general winning a medal and two tho nice eligible girls met tho young clasps In Canada in 1807 he was pro- ¬ earl Miss Astor late Mrs Coleman moted to be deputy quartermaster gen- Drayton is said to have flatly refused eral and had command of tho Red him Finally his name was a good deal river expedition For thishe was made mentioned in connection with that of a Knight of the Cross of St Michael arid piKJininent bankers charming daughter St George In 1871 he served as assistant adjutant general at the war office His fame as a brave man and as an able commander was widespread and when in 1873 tho Ashantee war brokeout he was given command of the troops on tho Gold coast His brilliant conduct of the war earned him a major generalship and his K 0 B Parliament gave him a grant of 120000 for his services and he became the hero of the day Ho served in 1874 as inspector cren- eral of auxiliary forces in 1875 was governor of Nutal aad in 1878 governor of Cyprus then just acquired by the masterstroke of Beaconsfield In 1879 he was sent to put an end to the Zulu war the previous commanders having T In 1874 Rosebery was first heard of in American society He was twentyseven years old when he came to the great metropolis avowedly on the look out rich wife S L M Barlow thelctRnng lawyer in certain specialties in New York took the youthful British peer in hand Wiljiam jHenryj Hurlbert was then a sociaUflguro arid editor arid chief owner of the New Ydrk World Barlow was one of the World a stockholders and you could find Rosebery at any time of tho daybijveen two and five oclock p m either in Bar lows handsome rooms the firm of Bar McFarland had the low Larocque most superbly fitted suite of offices in Wall street or else the editorial offices of the New York World reading the English exchanges and occasionally writing a paragraph fun of shrewd wit in Scotland Philip Primrose Earl Rosebery is like ly to be the roost tallied about man for the next six months in all England says the Washington Post Lord Rose ¬ bery is essentially cannylike all his Scotch forbears have been and by rea son of this quality the family of Prim rose has risen from smaivand unim portant lairds to be one of the most important and by all odds the richest ThWfh ho has given tip tho highest placejhy English polltij3 Archibald j SUOOEED CAMBRIDGE OenlWelsAtoy ttt B9 Chief CeSflaiider hi Britisk Armyy According tooaule faporfc GtouVls count Wblseley is to uJofd ijte ven ¬ erable duke of pmbride as com ¬ mander in chief bf thftBritlsh arih Garnet Jotteph Wolwlywas born- in Dublin June 4 183 His father was Maj Qt J yolseley qfc Iho Twenty fifth foot reflmehtLTo son went into the army as an ensign when only niiie teen yearsiold aud that sarins year fought inlthe Burmese yar receiving a modal for gUajitjy Two years after hofoughtin tho Crimea At Sebasto pol he lost an seyo arid received a wound on his right cheek the scar f which is visible W this day HeWsin the trenches and a round shot struck a gabion filled with stones A piece oi flint two Inches arid a half long was driven into his choek- Ho camo qui of tho war a captaip In 1857 ho wasiordereds to China but his ship was wrecked near jSingapore WIUU iaBRAHlAN SPOJTOKD Many Thftik H Should Not Lcae His Present Position lYhy tlio Librarian of Consrcss Should De Relierctt from financial Responsi ¬ bilities Condensed History of i the OOlcc attempt is being made to retire Ainsworth R Spofford from the office of librarian of congress a position he has held many years Jt is charged An winter Turf Oats Large yield and sure crop afford good win tor pa9turage Tinie to se in August and September Place youi orders for them at onceLarge stock of rye crimson clover timothy and red Somethin New 0 tyx k y A ho cannotaccount for all tho money he has received No one accuses him of that his accounts aro muddled and that topm hand it TL dishonesty Tho position of librarian to take charge of tho library of congress has attached to it a salary of 4000 and is at tho disposal of tho president with- out tho need of senatorial confirmation Mr Spofford has been retained under one administration after another with out tho slightest difficulty and solely on his merits He is beyond dispute tho greatest librarian tho country over produced and it may well be doubted if hoeyer had an equal His genius for the duties properly belonging to a librarian is phenomenal and his loss yfould bo absolutely irreparable and very great It is not often that a loss Lis really irreparable He entered the library as assistant in 1801 He was even then a mart of wonderful knowl edgeof books He had been a book publisher and seller- in Cincinnati and later an editor From tho first almost he was re ¬ lied upon by congressmen as authority upon alltaaitors which required erudi- ¬ tion in congressional debate Even Charles Sunnier deferred to and leaned upon Mr Spofford In 1804 he was made librarian a position he has held over thirty years During thaf time tho library of congress has become one of the best working libraries in the world and Washington a center of in- ¬ tellectual activity Tho historian Bancroft settled there to have Mr Spof- ¬ ford and that library at his elbow ne has shown remarkable judgment in the purchase of books and especially in knowing just where to find whatever one may need for a gh en literary purpose Then too In library architecture he has shown most excellent judgment The library of congress and the office of librarian date back to 1802 but in Buy the celebrated Empire wheat drills the only force feed on the mar et iXwUvJivtX jr fl1 ta m Jf I uvnA 1 llVHW t iiai waD mil m i ri JLij n jrsi CzzJMHi -- - Kjb Ft M jut fLJ - lor Ifrm 1 ZJS i Guaranteed to sow wheat and fertilizer correctly if 4k wefnow handle the following reliable brands of wheat fertilizer r Mr awtt Armour bone meal V Fertilizer wheat grower 8Northwestern bone meal V wheat grower Homestead wheat grower National dissolved bone Place orders early as bone meal and all anim il matter or fertilizer will be scarce and Higher H tf V Here is a Fair Proposition luk MS I We will trade any 5 mer one of our latest proved wagons for far- ¬ im- ¬ as THE EABLi OF HOSEBEBY bungledit f and every one thought it woiild be a Ynatch But the banlcer failed and Rosebery Went straight home and got intbl politics Just what ittjdid to win tho good will andrfinally the friendships of the earl of Dcaconsfield cannot bo told But the cunning political Mephistoph- eles made Roseberys fortune Hannah only child of Meyer Ans chelm Rothschild was the greatest heiress in England or probably in the world then for that matter Beacons field went to see old Meyer Anschelm and talked her marriage to Rosebery over with him The grim old money king was then iho head of the house that could put up or tear down any European throne in a quarter of a yettr He didnt take to theldea of a marriage at first He was a rigidly orthodox member of the Jewish faith and Han nah had better marry among her own people he said I Then in 1892 he conducted the Egyp¬ tian campaign with signal ability and on his return a grateful country made aim a peer lie naa oeen sir uarnet Wolselqy but now his title was Gen Viscount Wolseley AINSWORTH b BPOffFOIlD Meantime Rosebery had been presented to the heiress by Lady Gold BChmid Ho was a handsome young fellow with a low soft voice and a devil of a deluding way with him as old Lord Arran said It made a tre meridous social sensation when tho com- ¬ ing marriage was announced Though his f ountess was not a beauty she had inherited the shrewd sense of her father Besides as women of her race usually are she was domestic and would have little to do with the social whirl She adored her handsome young husband who always treated her with the kindness and respect that were duo her itf The great house with which he was allied took this carls fortunes in hand and has made Rosebery one of the iWy richest men in Europe He has uc four children His two sons were born in the same year and the prince of Wales is godfather to the eldest who is named Albert Edward and was born January 8 1882 while the younger James Archibald was born on the 14th of November the same year Lady Rosebery died in 1890 and for tho lis4 jfourSjcars society has been wondering to TKm tho young peer would toss hit Only forty seven and handucrchief looking ten years younger in perfect health with all tho money any man could wish his is indeed an enviable lot He has but one known weakness He cordially hates the Rt Hon Joseph Chamberlain ing copyright This put upon him a vast amount of detail work wholly foreign to the legitimate duties of a librarian Every riew book nearly is copyright- ¬ ed also a great many separate articles pieces of music and even title pages The money in those cases comes in dribJAMES E CAMPBELL lets It would bo strange indeed if a The Public Career of Ohio Popular Dem ¬ genius for books were coupled ivith a ocratic Leader genius for bookkeeping or even with James Edwin Campbell nominated for ordinary talent in that direction1 Mr governor by the democrats of Ohio was Spofford has been obliged to depend in borninMiddletown0July7184J His these matters upon others The fees father was Dr Andrew Campbell whose received aro to bo paid into the treasparents wore pioneers of revolutionary ury of the United States As a matter stock mainly of Scotch ancestry and of course the librarian was not expecteducation beyond the xisual attain- ed to personally look after the finances ments of their day Mr Campbell was of the office educated in the free schools of Middle The law itself says the Chicago Intown received instruction in later ter Ocean ought to be changed so as to relieve tho librarian from any financial sPsQtesw annoyances and responsibilities It may be set down as morally certain that no man really fitted to bo tho librarian is adapted to the duties required by law touching copyrights As well expect a trotting horse to work well in a dray made commander in chief of the forces in Ireland Now he is commander in chief of the army He married in 1807 Louisa daughter of Alexander Erskine Esq and has one child Frances Gar- ¬ net born in 1872 1870 congress passed a In 1884 he had charge of the Soudan that the librarian bhall law providing perform all gencampaign in 1885 was adjutant acts and duties required by law touchr eral at the war office and in 1890 was much wheat as it can bring into market wheat to be in first class order and grade good No 2 After unloading the wheat we will give him fifty 50 bushels of coal to carry back home free of charge In BUGGIES we have this year fav sur- ¬ Kerojeno for Mosqaltoea HON JAMES EDWIN OAMPDELL years from Rev John B Morton a learned Presbyterian minister of that city and when approaching his ma- ¬ jority he began reading law and for a short time taught school In 1803 Mr Campbell entered the United States naval service became a masters mate and tobk part in several engagements He was admitted to the bar in 1800 In 1875 Mr Campbell was elected prose- ¬ cuting attorney of Butler county und hold the office four years From 1877 Blectrlclly In the Barber Shop to 1870 ho was a United States commisEvery1 day spma new use to which sioner In 1881 he was elected to con electricity may bo applied comes to gress as a democrat In 18S9 ho do light It has jiow entered the barber feated lion J H Forakor for governor Bhop and displaced the shears The of Ohio and in 1891 was defeated by new electric barber appears to consist Hon William McKlnley of a comb over the teeth pf which is Some Wholesome rcrfumc stretched a platinum wire A push or switch arranged over tho handle of tho A French naturalist has discovered comb enables tho barber to throw a that many perfumes are not only harm ¬ current of electricity through the less but actually of value to healtn teeth aaviro over the same and thus Ho demonstrates this fact by tho reraise tuo temperature to a bright heat sults of an experiment whereby they fThe coirib is thenpassed through the exposed a number of disease microbes hair which it cuts or singes off it is to tho action of various essential pila stated as smoothly and skillfully as an distilled from flowers and plants Bit The te Slffcnds wallflowers export operator could clip it thyme 6cics are it is claimed rather bene- ¬ lemon and mint proved extremely fited than injured by the process as deadly while lavender ranlied higher the hairs do not bleed as they do than either euealyptus turpentina or Another proof has come to hand of the value of kerosene for tho destruc-¬ JOIN IN THE PROCESSION tion of mosquitoes Prof Howard chief entomologist of tho Warshington department of agriculture while at We have a very fulllline of HARNESS SADDLERY andlFLY NETS Ithaca in the spring was told that the college campus was infested to an un- TALBOT SADDLES made to order usual extent by mosquitoes Searching for the cause ho found a lot of holes for fence posts in which there was stagnant water On close examination ho found them crowded with mosquito fwvlarvae and he had kerosene poured into each of the holes At once the ylague ceasod Several times the treat ¬ ment was applied and soon tho Cornell t campus a plot containing several hun i jT lrw dred ncroa arul fllled wit shrubbery was practically free from mosquitoes passed any previous record Our stock was more oare- fully selected and was jood bought cheaper well bought are already half sold Come and This is a cut of the J3tfC3i Majestiq The Hollanders are not fond of lazy people and they have a very good way of curing persons who crn but wont work If a pauper who is able to work refuses to do so they put hiin in a cis tern to which a pump Is attached and turn on a stream of water This stream flows into the cistern just slowly enough to enable tho lazy person by lively pumping to keep the water from getting up over his head Curing Laziness fn Holland tange It is which cooks the goose of all our competitors r Shen cutjrsr scissors camphor Does Away with Latch Keys Among tho latest inventions which Yankee genius has given the world is a doorknob which renders a latch key By rotating the knob in superfluous the same mannor as a safo lock until tho proper combination is secured the door can bo opened The lock is uua oeptible oi 100000 combinations and ho who knows not or has forgotten the proper one cannot obtain admittance through that door the housekeepers pride and a married mans pea--mi Iter You cannot afford to use that old cracked cafe Save fuel save patience iron imitation any longer siiye money by buying a Majestic steel range e TTT j i u I U F0Hllf o ft j ii4tHi m 1 T j4M vl XitSlJZ f ttjj i tfi -- 1 it i LM v tt- - rBVILrB I KENl ill Ill lylmmmmtmtmmmmmmmmm f jjojiHinwille BttttttMrm MI11SII TCiSBAT v t r AKl BY FRIDAY CHAS m7 MEACHAM A YKAB Hf ADVANCE Local readlnk notice iOeenu per lfne Spe ¬ cial LooMs 6 cent per line each Insertion Seven and ouo SOBSCRIlTIOK 3 Hates for itandtng ndvertUemenU CuralliRu on application ww r uffiok ai2 soaru MAIV STREET P WATUARUINoJ Mercer For Lleutenaat Governor jiTTYTLKRot Pulton DKMOCBATIO TICKET For Oovernor ROFOEDofUay For Auditoi h C NORMAN of Boone YorKeKtsterof tho LaudOtllc GfiSWANGO of Wolfe For Attorney General W JHENDRlCIvof Fleming ForSecretary ofState HENRY 3 HALE of Graves For Supt of Public Instruction ION JBNALli of Louisville For Treasurer PORTER THOMPSON of Owen i pFor Commissioner of Agriculture For hallroad Commissioners JFLETCnER DEMPsEYof nopklns 3E0 HALEXANDER of Jefferson JREEN LC R KELLAR of Nicholas For OlrcultCourt Judge LINN of Calloway For Magistrate Pembroke Dlctrlct WM LPARKER Seventeen Tears ago V if i I U- The Kentucky Press Association ul ia ITcpkiusvillo in the spring of 5878 now more than seventeen years igo Of the largo number of editors who attended that meeting only prices are away aown When we have i handful remain named Craddock Logan Bell HipJust push the button well do the rest per Walton and Woodson the Hst is complete There rjrj be a J circulars at once A 1 Go t few others but they cantft now be nV TuUnnnU recalled The present Writer was then capacity of 5000 people x school boy in Hsbffliinsville and re Fair grounds base ball nark and Deafness Cannot Be Cored members theZess crowd from the bicycle park inside tho city limits point of vySw of an occasional spec TVo hundred or more men and by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of tho tat9rnViio looked on in miugled awe women who are expert cyclists and ndiniratibn while the visitors Live and prosperous business men ear There is only one way to cure deafness and that is by constitution- ¬ showed the natives a thing or two who are determined to make Wo have no accurute statistics as to metropolis of the Pen al remedies Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous the amount of vermilion used while nyrilo country lining of tho Eustachian Tube they were here but it is still one of The largest contracting firm in the memories of tho time that the Kentucky outside of the largest cit V hen this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect sleepy old Hopkinsville of that day icB was given several coats of crimson A telephone system with nearly hearing and wheu it is entirely dosed Deafness is the result and unpaint tho brushes being handled by 20U subscribers of the boys whose places are A first cass electric light plant less the inflammation can be taken many filled to day by those who are and forty arc lights on the streets out and this tube restored to its normal condition hearing will be deuow in our midst It is for tho burning all night Waterworks under contract and the stroyed forever nine cases out of ten survivors of that meeting to say cvheiberor not they enjoyed them city now being piped and the reser are caused nnby catarrh which is innn ition nnniifmn f nnthmrv niil1 rea It is for the Hopkinsvillo of voir being constructed the mucous surfaces One of the handsomest Confederxo uav to see that you have such a We will give 100 for any case of t me that your recollections seven ¬ ate monuments in the South erected Deafness caused by catarrh that teen years hence may not be unpleas- over 101 soldiers of theL- stCause ant The city you nov see is not the Mineral wells of fine sulphur and caniiot be cured by Halls Catarrh WITH THE MOST ELEGANT LINE OF Fires have chalybeate waters equal to the best Cure Send for circulars free Hopkinsville of 1878 F J CHENEY Co Toledo O An excellent brass band composed swept away our wooden landmarks BTSold by Druggists 75c And better houses have replaced the of accomplished musicians Jeioelry Watches familiar objects Steam laundry ice factory carriage old ones Not many MVB STOCK MAKKET Brio-a-br- ao Cldo7isy Silverware will be seen Even tho Rock Spring factories wagon factories and furnihas been buried and the iron horse ture factories Reported by Tatuji Embky Co Spectacles Cut Goods Three thoroughbred stock farms in LIVE STOCK COMMISSION JIEECUANTS norts daily over its grave while a own pump is all that marks the lo sight of the city and many fine horEOUEBOV STOCK TABDS AT LIVING PRICES ever seen outside of a large city Lj cation of the gurgling stream that ses cattle and other stock QUOTA IONS iked the site of Hopkinsville 103 A voting population of 1500 almost Dont fail to see this gorgeous display EversKb ir invited to y equally divided politically years ago Louisville KT Sept v Three Democratic papers all for visit our store In those days Hopkinsville had Receipts light Market very slow To day there Wat Hardin and free silver Imt two papers Personal attention given to Two Republican papers one pub- and but little doing Only a fair re six They are published daily a stock company of colored clearance was made Trade closed semi weekly or weekly They reflect lished by Watch Clock Jewelry tho business iuipo fance of a thrifty people dull Plenty of brave men fast horses Cattle Extra shipping prosperous city of 8000 people alive Remember the place 4 25 to 4 60 o it3 own interests and in the front and ptty women Tno Doors North of J H Anderson Co 4 00 f 4 25 LlgUtShlppIng Various other things to brag about mk of progress We trust the vis 3 85 to 4 25 Best butcher to day mav leave with a good too numerous to mention 8 00 to 3 00 tors of Fair io good batchers Call on xuo to 2 60 Goods Common to medium butchers We are 3oinion of Hopkinsville wittfwaiwiTirtiMi Him i Thin rough ateerspoorcowa end shall leave noth iud to see you and 00 to 25 Bcamwugs HOWE Goyd to extra uxen 3 00 to 8 75 Afc yS ig uudono to make you have a good JEWELRY 25 to 2 50 Common to medium oxen COMPANY 3 75 to 4 25 sU-H- Feeders irae t 60 to 3 25 Moekera 25 to 2 85 Bulls oqI untftwns fnlfiii nn an f V XM A 2 50 to 500 Vcalcalvcu 25 to 35 00 Choice milch cows l nte good milch cows 1000 to 18 00 day last week loaded with 4 Fair t rain one Hoos Itcipt Jitrht Market firm entuckian8 enronto to tho Evmm anu fu higdor top7 tio Fair u illo fair For governor tho voti HE WAS INSPIRED maud for choice lights at quotations I r in x ii itooa iaarum 10 cruuioj icim The aiarvcloas Eloquence of an Old Time noos Choice packing and butch 4 25to J30 ers 225 n to 800 tb It is needless to say that the tram Mothodiat muop Kale to good packing 180 lb to ot have a colored excursion Eloquence is speaklnir out out of 25 lh i 25 to 4 85 io- to extra llgln Mo lb to ISO the tiDunannce or tno ncart tno only atioaru lb rito435 f In a jH r l 4V t sore fr vHfh nx ik to 4 20 th to IMth wWR hit U 3 75 to 4 00 hlionia 10t it to IVO lb This Futmrhij porsuasivo torrent passionat Come in boy and mak youmlveIt ICOlbto JflO ii 8 50 to 8 7 remark of Julius llaro Is Illustrated ly iiiKEi And Lambs Recoipts light at h me Tho latch string is not OFTBE a fitory told of tho eloquent Methodist 1 on tho outside but you will find bishop tho lato Dr Simpson in tho jMariiet mill prospects lower o toTf Sheep asd Lns Good toex i Youths Companion TATtf q UUini4 t jdou preachea some jeais 2 00 to si 2 ix Valr 0 G li bobcat uuy cv Kkntuokian office ihe prettiest now jJJWJLUJl 1 WHo 2 00 CoiiiuHi tuiuedlum London For afro in the Jlemorial hall ¬ l 00 to 2 60 pnper oIHce in Kentucky your hi il half an houi he spoke quietly without Bscks Kentucky Pins 8 50 to 3 50 xtralamb Incorporated J ennessee 3 00 to 50 Fair to good quarters while doing the city Hr lp gesticulation or uplifting of hla voice Common to medium 2 60 to 2 25 a then picturing the Son of God bearing 1 75 to 2 25 Tall end or culls yourselves to whatever you see and HOPKINSVILLE KY our sins in His own body on tho tree you do not see what you want touch fon tnorfrl v f laden with an immeas A unique occupation taken up by tho nearest button of urable burden and rising to his full certain enterprising young women height ho seomed to throw it from him in need of a little extra money Is Tho Louisville Commercial B du crying If all women dressed alike what a gray hair pullers The monotonous aspect this world would is from that of How far As far as the east VValter i QCTOBERi7th Pont R M Kelly aud hSm tho west so far hath He removed our day the first gray hair makes its ap- ¬ present I Even on the wheel ariety VkHI rester its owners and editors hav transgressions from us Is oue of sorrow to many pearance in dress is most desirable and the bpon indicted for criminal libol bv Tho whole assembly as If moved by fashionable women and the hair is rivalry between bloomers and skirts tho Franklin county grand jury an irresistible impulse rose remained generally plucked out regardless of for cycling is interesting most rev BIPAV two then sank OTOBER 18th the old saying that a dozen will como erena seigneurs as well as those of ud tor Norman has also brought standing for a second or back into their seats WilSoon afterward the the more frivolous sex Bishop to its funeral ml A civil suit for heavy damages 1 nTAfneiMi r4 1rvif rr woo tliorn y hair puller is summoned and liam Taylor Ex Governor Foraker out of tho charge by A friend who observed him and knew t Te suits grew come at regular inter Ms Elizabeth Grannis Miss Cynthia he had th CTimercial that Auditor Norman that whenthe como to criticise asked engaged to takes down her patrons Westover Miss Florence Dangerfield and Well vals him She service was over falsified the records and defrauded what do you think of tho bishops elo-¬ hair combs it gently and carefully and Oliver Sumner Teall represent ing the church politics law journaltho suite of 200000 Tho oasos will cution removes every hair which has de- ¬ ism and society all have decided ATURDAv QCTOBEIt lfith man parted from its original Elocution said ho that pressed to a trial at tho prosent hue and opinions regarding tho question doesnt want elocution hos got the pins up the locks again uorm of court Shall Wheelwomen Wear BloomTTol v Ohnst ers which each answers in charac mwmi icy9axaaiXMtrttzuijintaiJBiWvjnnVJiJVBJua y1- Peary Hugh J Lee and terisfic style iu Demorests Magazino for October These opinions aro ii colored servant MattHeusou unique and well worth reading Evvavfmud at Whalo Sound Groeu- ery one who will take the trouble to Aijjrust 8 by tho relief steamer Highest of all in Leavening Power- - Latest US Govt Report cut out this notico and forward it with six cents in postago stamps to rj Tho party suffered groat hard the address below will receive a sam pH during tho overland journey ple copy of Demorests Magazine l vro on tho vorgo of starvation 0 containing a pattern order Which on v mvh found titles tho holder to any pattern illustrated in ic or in anyviiumber published during the last twelve months M k fer This offer is a remarkable one and ADMISSION m oxLt all should take advantage of it Demorests is published for 2 a year by rip AIVDULIN h the Demorest Publishing Co 110 5th WF President Secretary avenue New York J South weak the bodily orgaas dobJUtated and The prettiest newspaper office m they do not Kentucky the Kentuokians The handsomest business blocks to be found in any fourth class city Six large warehouses selling 15000 proper noorlshment Feed tho nerves organs aad tissues on rich red blood and hogsheads of tobacco annually One tobacco manufactory one ci- how aoon the glow of health comes to the gar factory and numerous strip fac- pale cheeks firmness to the unsteady tories all working with orders ahead hand aad strength to the faltering limb Tivo large flouring mills in the city and Several others in the county A postoffice fitted up and conduct fed in a manner which would do credit to any city The best system of public schools to bo found in the state with 700 purifies vitalises and enriches tho blood white and 500 colored children en- ¬ and Is thus the beat friend to unfortunate rolled humanity- - Be sure to get Hoods and Two colleges and High school with only Hoods All druggists fl six for f 5 200 pupils in attendance and t 10 after dinner Twoive churches onoof them a riUOU S flllS family catharUo pill 23c handsome stone building costiug 28000 More pretty and comfortable homes than most small cities can POSITIONS GUARANTEED under reasonable conditions Co not say It can boast Two handsome 6tone bridges in- - not be done till you send for free catalogue of DRAUGHONS PRACTICAL side the city limits Forty miles of turnpikes centering futeMe6 in the city QGpfot Two great competing lines of rai NasUvillc Tenn roads with depots in the heart of the This College is strong endorsed bv bankers r5fv-and merchants FOUR weeks by Drauehons to method of teaching llie testem asylum in the SU- - i TWELVE weeks by bookkeeping is equal ad- the old plan Special in- - j brsw5thapopufation of 700 eluding bUO patients vacation Enter now Railroad Faro Paid Four solid and prosperous banks We have recently prepared RTTTTlY uvalu books on Bookkeeping with vOUUUUU capital Stock and ojnf shorthand and Penmanship especially adapt OCOof deposits Write for Home Study Jed to home study dlf thousand people in the city fleaHJftaerdlnary cares mea household work thousand more in the su- or daily labor magnify themielvci into burbs eeomingly ImpassaWimouatalus The fiuest hotel 16 be found in the This la simply bacause the nerves arc Slight ments tbbet streets ia Kentucky A Twelve miles of wood brick nave- HopkifitvilkHaa Tweuty miles of What Shall U overworked BtrHggHng Do v f ill tie ernemV almost sjjonking ery of wak tlted nervous women and crowded S T V tu Q j Take Sarsaparilla Hoods 4 A- M D rm 5HRINK 1 Do April VMfi Showers make you from tlie sight of your friends tiWb ilVil iink fJSSSJSSTo As shrink rhvmes with think you are in shape to do some good its just possible hard thinking after your shrinkin- g- - Heres a pointer for you Happy Home goods are all shrunk in the piece and hold their shapedo not bag at the knees are sold under an iron clad guarantee to glveyousatisfactioni and Mammoth Clothing Shoe Main St Hopkinsville Ky No S Hop-kinsville-t- mmmmwmmmmmwmnwvmmmw Howe Jewelry Art c I Is Ifow Open For Business DIAMONDS glass MiL I 20-1-C- dttle and 209 Repairing SOUTH MAIN ST sa ioiz v t zxvjh pp us for Reliable and Repairing l 1 1 1 Ir-tn-- 1 and era CO nj J Tni 8 Timmimmiimiummmmiiii M HOWE MGR rrnTom 1 i O I 4 Si Habits oi economy sre the seeds ot suc cess while habits oot ei wasto ere you want tc rain If lay the foundation xt ane lay it in real wt the auction sale to day at 4 oclock and y6u will not only make money but form nabits economy A1KUAL FAIR fl OOTY iai fAIS y0 IvSy 0 s 1895 LIBERAL PREMIUMS 250ents j bgalbbeth S-- 7ou can buy a lor own bargain he auction sale to fiay at 4 oclqpk Ro ttgsa fell Baking PURE a v In All Departments ti wvf Mw ABSOLUTELY Three SPUED RINQg Each Bay i CP t MWUQZANi AEOUND AND j i toaUT JA j NOTHING BUT NIW EOUMD COLUMN j IN THJS A Condensed Aecontttef tUe Latest Hap penlngs Tersely TolU for Umy lteaclors Mrs Price Gibson a buxom young widow has sued yf R Woods for breaofiW promise nt Dixon WmR Cromwell of Lexington fell from a stock car near Philadel ¬ phia and was instantly killed The Trigg county grand jury re- ¬ turned 101 indictments from murder down to breaking the peace During the absence of the regular Judge last week Judge J E Kelly presiaea as circuit judge at Cadiz Two inches of snow fell in South Dakota Friday and eight inches in Wyoming Held Cp a Delivery Wagon HoHin skinned Bradloy somo Saturday night the driver of Clark morfElizabethtown Friday Wat Twymans delivery wagon was held is determined to keep him on the rqn up while making a night delivery in Col W 0 P Breckenridge made a the eastern part of the city and was speech at Williamstown Saturday for forced to abaiidon the wagon There the Democratic ticket were three men in the gang and they Prof J P Fruit and wife of Beth ordered tho driver a colored boy to el College Russollville hare returned unhitch his horse and leave which or ¬ der was promptly obered He had from a years stay in Germany not gone but a short distance TheTrigcounty Populists have several shots were fired at him when but nominated Jeff D Smith la brother he escaped unhurt The robbers of the Democratic nominee Denny P men turned tue loaded vehicle over i Smith for the legislature and helped themselves The matter rCol7L7ErCasey long identified was soon reported to the police but with the Covington Commonwealth no clue has yet been found that would has started the Daily Bell at Coving- ¬ likely lead to their arrest ton Auotion Sale To Day Gen Justin McKinstry aged eighty day at 4 oclock is the bier auc To is to wea a young society woman oi St Louis the Banie day on which his tion sale of the twenty vacant lots These grand daughter will become a bride opposite the base ball park are very desirable lot3 and doubtless Richard Suter who killed Harry will sell well as there are only Keliy at Frankfort got a life sentence twenty of them and the demand He a brother of attorney R Lee seems to be strong for lots in this Suiter of Louisville who assisted in part oi the city which is growing the defense very rapidly Henry Mitchell Smith col charged with assaulting Mrs Mary Hudson in July has been sentenced to hang at Lexington Another negro was given a death sentence there a few days ago lira roHeemitn Last Saturday afternoon Joseph Talley col became disorderly gad commenced flourishing hjcptetoliin a threatening manner Chitf Frite and Officer Henry Layne undertook to arret him when he ran and was chased by the officers for several squares The negro was fleet of foot and soon distanced his pursuers Po ¬ liceman Layne pressed a buggy into service and soon overtook Talley however and ordered him to throw up his hands no turned rupon the officer and attempted to shoot but the officer was too quick for him and The negro shot him in the arm then ran a short distance and throw ing away his weapon surrendered He was brought to the lock up and yesterday had hia trial before Judge Hanbery who gave him 85 davs in the work house Talleya wound was only a Blight one and he was imme diately put to work on the rook pile flhot OREAM OF NEWS MIH i - IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN HASIT Si AS CHEAP AS 1 5 1 A Sliootiuff Affray Burned to Death Shot by a Policeman Mori Devil ¬ ment at Gracey Circuit Court Well just come and see how cheap they aro Iegin Other Bra iters A One NegrdShoots Another HAKNESS SADptES to suitbu BEIDLES i M n About 915 oclock Satnrday night three pistol ehots rang out in rapid ii succession in front of the postoffice Two of the shots took effect in the body of Eph Gunn and the shooting was done by Will Henderson Both parties are colored and the trouble originated over Gunns attentions to Hendersons wife He had been walk- ¬ ing with her shortly befoie and when Henderson came up he remarked What did I tell you about fooling around my wife and at once opened fire One shot werit through the lungs near the heart and came out under the shoulder blade The other wect through tho shoulder blade glancing and doing but little injury A crowd quickly gathered and Henderson walked several squares to a doctor His wounds are not considered fatal and he was able to sit up yesterday Henderson was arrested and the grand jury empaneled to day will look into the matter The Mormon Conference An elegant line of Summer Lap Robes opened now Every thing you can need we have Jt mm i i B Tost cc Co Grreat OfferinsiH A- Our Summer Clearance Sale is still going on and we are selling at a Great Sacrifice our handsome line I Twenty Mormon elders held a con ference in Hancock county last week in a tobacco barn Each preacher made tho following speech to the crowd present I can testify that Joseph Smith was a prophet and that we have the true gospel preaching to you and if you dont accept it you are in danger of loss and ruin Amen Thosewho heard it testify that this declaration began to grow monoto nous along about the sixteenth or seventeenth man Summer going at cost and you These goods are If you want Remember Dress G oods G oods the best French GririghamSj Novelty Wool Patterns buy will never have such another opportunity to RICHARDS i1 Carpets3 Mattingsbargains Eues to duplicate or impossible we have stock in town and offer s CO sale of lots to day at 4 oclock You cant afibrt to miss the big auction Fatal Row Near HassollvIUe THE K 1 xv0S ENTERING n mm fFJ M er cZT WEDGE 11L TO Sept 21 At Ferguson near here yesterday evening John I Ferguson and his two negro employes and Wm McCormack and his two sons got into a fight One of McCormacks sons and Ferguson cannot recover All of the other four are seriously injured Pistols and forks were used Fergusons dog almost killed one of the McCormack boys and bit all of the McCormacke The McCormacks were tenants on the Ferguson farm Physicians from here visited tho injured men to day and reported them in a serious condition A Movement for a Fark A number of public spirited citizens who feel the need of a public park in Hopkinsvillehave sot a movement on foot to convert the Leavell property on Water street between 13th and 15th into such a park It contains about five acres nicely shaded with the stately old Leavell mansion in the center and Jho property can now be bought upon liberal terms The plan is to ask the Council to appropriate about hall the cost and raise the rest by private subscription Bcssellville Kt iiSlHi Mii tfHHU ojniw to Fox Tlie Iff V Comprising Suit Extra Pair of Pants and Good Cap Guaranteed to be all wool All for 3 4 450 Of course we have got better ones at 350 and 5 V tY i r Circuit Conrt Convenes m VAJV II iAm t I fCfl3 Ill i FUTURE PROSPERITY May foe the Purchase of a Lot The fall term of Circuit Court commenced yesterday and will be in ses sion six weets The grand jury was made up and given their charge after which court adjourned until this morning when regular work will be gin There are nearly 600 cases on the docket among the number being 169 Commonwealth causes and 109 new suits Send the Boys to Us We will fit them out Nicely and Save You Money COJC BOyLWARE DEATHS At 4 Oclock when I sell those 20 desirafole lots opposite the Base Ball Park Looking Backward likens Edward Bellamy in his wonderful r a huge stage coach pulled by conditions oi things to tho proaepL the mass of unfortunate people while the favored or lucky ones ride on top The driver is Hunger the road rough and stony and the labor of pulling tho coach very hard Some of thy toilers at the rope are content with their lot while oters strive to work their way to the top of the coach If you are content to keep your hands calloused by pulling on that rope all right but if you want to ride on the top of tho coach you cant do any better than to commence putting away a little right now And you cant put away a little evfcery week in any better way nor in a surer safer thing than one of those lots opposite the Base Ball Park is without question the best investment youcan find for your mon- k oy UUBI 11 Jiutv laiiD yum jx nuo rtfrir uus jju uu f on mrt juus lA 4 Vir wn4- j tf ln vjhj lltia rryrn ll11iw 4ltn nne nu ears More money has been made in this part of the city on real estate than all other portions combined Our tow line is out take hold of it as it passes and you need not keep pulling that coach The knowledge comes to you in advance just like your water rents givjng you all the benefits hereufter The past- is the best ruleby which to judge the future 5ou dont have to buy You have a righrto burn your spare dollars or hold them until theeagle dies from want of circu- ¬ lation Did you know that vitality and activity are just as necessary to the improvement of money as it is to the human family Well it is Remember the pale is uav uo The Sugg Unse Dismissed The case against Tom 0 Sugg who made drafts on the Providence Banking Company recently while in Louisville attending the races was dismissed bv Judge Thompson of the iui- city Friday Mr Suggs paper was protested by his brother-in-lawho is cashier of the bank the amount 117 being made good by his frie ds w MATRIMONIAL Tho Coming Fair ii Cuiiibj iiE 20 Johnson colored aged seventy four years was burned to death at her home near Woodburn in this county How the accident happened no one knows The old woman was at home all day A Fake Pnre ana Simple ISnrned to Death TfiNN Sept tIt Tl While J B Bolli8 was boring a well at the city cemetery at Pem- ¬ broke for water he at a depth of 310 feet found gold The town is wild with excitement A stock company is being formed and a shaft will be sunk at once Louisville Times Lowkv Ellis Mr Wm A Lowry and Miss Mollie Ellis were qiiLLl married at the home or the brides mother Thursday evening The couple have been sweethearts for a long time and though tho wed ding was rather mirldfm it was not a surprise to their friends It was kept a profound secret and but few people knew until the following day that the ceremony had been performed The marriage knot was tied by Rev H 0 Settle of the Metho dist church Immediately thereafter Mr and Mrs Lowry repaired to their handsome home on South Mainstreet The groom was a handsome widower and iB one of Hopkinsvilles most prominent tobacco men a wealthy and influential citizen and a clover and highly esteemed gentleman His bride is a most estimable young lady and has a wide circle of friends who will wish her a happy future Miss Harriet Dillon died brother Mr J M Dillon near Pee Dee last Wednesday of congestion aged 35 years Bargeb Miss Elvira Barger an asylum patient died at that insti tution Friday of opiWqv or about 40 years The lerubinswere cessful meeting Many special prem- ¬ taken to Crittenden county for inter iums have been oifered by the mer- ¬ ment Saturday chants and some fine exhibits are Mr James Richard- promised For particulars and cataRichardson son county surveyor of Trigg died logue write to Jno B Galbreath Sec- ¬ Saturday at his home near Cerulean retary Springs His death was the result of Jess Clark late of this city some injuries received in a fall a short to while before Mr Richardson was time ago went to Dallas Textest engage in a prize fight A caBe about 60 years old and was a good and useful citizen and a consistent was made and Chief Justice Hurt has decided that the penal law church member fighting in Texas is f against Tprize Uaskt Miss Jjucmaa uaslty one dead and inoperative it tms nolds of the oldest ladies in the county there will be a rush of pugilists to died at nernome nve miles bouth of Texas and there is already talk of tne cay ounday one was oo years having tho Corbett fight in that State Dillon f 43 home of her The fifth Annual meeting of the Christian county Fair will bo held Oct 17 18 and 19 and preparations have been made for a much better fair thau usual The fine crops the increased interest and the extra efforts u various depart n Ae to u xiuip co iubuio a sucuioukd tv i imw I- At Olclock AiP 4 TO DAY 1 At Oclock 4 Shanklin A little child of Mr St Awarded sou of Clarksville Tenn and Miss Olair Shanklin died near Fairview Highest Honors Worlds Falri Fannie A Miller of Frederik Md Saturday of abscess were married on the 12th inst The Dabney Judge Jas happy event took place at the home died yesterday morning R Dabney at his resiof the brides parents After a tour dence on South Main street after an reof the Eastern cities the couple illness of two weeks aged 50 years turned to Clarksvillewhere the groom His death was caused from flux is engaged in business Judge Dabney was a son of the late Judge T C Dabney of Cadiz and Taking the Assessment had lived in this city about a year County Assessor Juo B Everett He lived for a number of years in and deputies have begun to assess Washington Territory returning to the property of tho county for the the east a few years ago He was al¬ IToDosoN MiLLEn MrLeeMHodg old CREAM Terms BV 3 Cash Balance in 1 X3 MdOIT WiiT Agt with 6 per cent interest uince wira ja w oroetnitt and 2 years ptfw M0ST PERFECT MADE Gr3s Cream of Tartar Powder Pre mm iltlriil sixty days to get through assessing year 1895 All property is to bo list so a resident of Henderson for several years and fivo He leaves a ed as found Sept 15th of each year children The funeralwife be held will and tho assessor started his work last to day at iO oclock at the First Pres- ¬ week The county is divided into byterian church and the interment four districts and it will take about will follow at Hoputfell Cemetery COLORED modern ideas and methods Money in ¬ vested m one of these lots opposite the Basel Ball Park is sure to come back a hundred fold i old still retain their force in these days of will return after many days increased many fold The maxims of on the water and Oast thy bread up ¬ it m 0 Vii o 9 3 xjin Ammonia Alum r any other adulterant 10 YEARS THE STANDARD Monie Owen died in the Some choice young Plymouth Rock Vitahaf double strength foi sale by city Sunday of flux aged 52 years cockerels for sale Apply here druggists1 V Owen 1 tft fr nv otjg m ril id W HOPKINS r ELOQUENTLY T4 irfiifWttumMi HJ m SENTENCED BrllllsuH J Q JRfcTUM 1TTHKjBkST Jadge Wound Up Ills Speech with HIchrFalutlti vtv ft rfc What is Castoria Is Dr Samuel Pitchers for iniimts Olilldren It contains neither Opium Morpuino nor and other Narcotic substance It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor Oil It is Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty yo iS uso by Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curdv cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castoria relieves teething troubles cures constipation and flatulency Castoria assimilates the food regulates tho stomach and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep Cas- ¬ toria is tho Childrens Panacea tho Mothers Friend prescription- - Castoria k Xowell Mass Castoria m So Oxford St Brooklyn N Y Castoria la an excellemt medicine for chil ¬ Castoria Is so well adapted to children that dren Mothers have repeatedly told me of Its I recommend It as superior to any prescription good effect upon their children known to me H A Archer M D Dr G C Osgood Castoria Is the best remedy for children of yhlch I am acquainted I hope the day Is not far distant when mothers 17111 consider the real Interest of their children and use Castoria instead of the various quack nostrums which are destroying their loved ones by forcing opium morphine soothing syrup and other hurtful jrgents down their throats thereby sending them to premature graves 41 1 Our physicians in the childrens depart ment have spoken highly of their experi- ¬ ence in their outside practice with Castoria and although we only have among our medical supplies what is known as regular products yet we are free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon it Dr JF ui KntCHEioE Conway Ark United Hostitai akd Dispensary Boston Mass Aiaen C Smith Pre sion wrapt up in the story that they didnt Hoods Pills cure indigestion hear the suggestion for an extra ses- iousness He crazy Ill let em down easy fixed his eye again on the prisoner These things are not for you I say for Jose Marie Jararo you will not be in it It is the sentence of this court that onnoxt Friday you be hanged by the neck until youre dead cuss your Mexican hide There was a sigh of relief from the crowd The judge had saved himself by a timely return to the vernacular And Col Plummers auditors were so North Dakotas CoL PluuSmer was in St Paul thocither lay telling stories He tolls one about a judg e says the Pioneer Press that was shaken from North Dakota to Mexieol and the poo p down there who tired of conduct ing their own hangings gave him a welcome and filled him up seven times One night after playing a week poker all night on tholosing side of the table he walked into the court witn his hair pulling He made up his mind to surprise the Mexico boys There was a poor greaser to sentence for murder and he let him have all he knew right and left for an hour and wound up by saying For you But hope is not for you the zephyrs will not successf uly combat tho ice king the prairie will not endue its carpet of glory and the ltytla brook will never go singing and bounding on itswayto the sea for the delectation of your soul never again will the moun tains assume their green crowns and blossom for you Joso Marie Jararo fo- rHe looked about him and saw the crowd in court was staring at him wild eyed they had never heard him in that strain before Most of them thought ho had gone mad This wont dp he thought to himself These people will think I am Ills Several years ago my vifo Buffered from attacks of bilious qolic and indigestion j3ho used different medicine and tried several doctors but nil without permanent felJef Slie used Uoyal Germatuer some years ngo nndit has given hero more relief than ijtUelse and she recomWrite to mends it to the afflicted Tho Atlanta Chemical Co Atlanta Ga for 48 page book giving full in- ¬ formation free New package large bottles 108 doses SI For sale by R sysj rJIr 0 P McLainj Acworth 0 u II T316 lyiain Street I Kill FUR LSTItUftE Dealer 2 BMtfttailt Vl tfV 12 IWtVRA M SlVliKIVDIl IIP Mk A Completeami Beautiful SUAklnn 1hand ah at C Hard wick f LOWEST 7 Cash FIGURES John Boyle of CaBeyvile dragged todoath by a mule S waa A Sir Walter Ealeigh made a wager with Queen Elizabeth that ho could weighthe smdke from his tobacco Eipe He won by weighing the to before Bmoking and the ashes afterwards lu the same way our readers can weigh the value of Ra mons Tonic Liver Pils by compar ing their sallow cheeks and sunken eyes with the rosy cheeks and bright eyes which they have as a result of taking this wOnderf ul tonic remedy Sample dose free at your druggists BSQEuTEtYfclJRE miYctAlf lyi Bed room Suits 110 up A Solid Oa SWEET UArtJKAL t r Butt for x-- Has stoed the Jtst ofjlma i i 4 MORE SOLD TH AN BRANDS COMBINED AUOTHEI i5 W N DUCKEfV HSi Dont insist upon talking about i iiiirA to yourself to the man who wants to Willis fordecided Fouroffer mr yours horse FUNERAL DIRECTOR snip yeftre old second last with white feet Mr J J Van tuik about himself June is black weeks Cleveliaallimin training t letter recemij and writes me the following Good For Indigestion Hotel Henderson n nnitlnniilrv ivnli rofnrpnpft tf We were very much pleased with vour horse will cay this Ti have not had a j iAMWkM DlinmuH mhra iruuu uv the paper dolls which were sent for noise on mylie did iun j the mv ovruand Invery start from than one trade mark from Hoodh Pills speedhe improved right along until my driver Entirely new and first 1as8 in all deed seen aud 10 cents in stamns I have used quit ihnve held 2the watch on himat and much u8pectB Excellent Sample Rooms a quarters Hi Hoods Pills and think thev nre excel him trot niiW In 6eenand trot one Hghth In lucl service unequaed iu tho city him fastergalt Have ease lent for indigestion and recommend 20 seconds time after time with 1 apparent know On Double Car Line do not within himself them to all whosutler from that com- anda perfectlyhorse anywhere that shows as 0 P L PKleiubhkr Proprietors of jounn much promise fora fast trotter as your horse plaint Ella Gee Otia Ky Kv Heiv1ormTi perfect any lady or child disposition A T 1 ¬ Fine Horse For aK m J i bil- ¬ afraid of anything He wi 1 be fast as any and game tn the core In pood hands is capable of is His can handle him with perfect safety tak ngaVery lovmnr 1 tot T The Centaur Company 77 Murray Street New York City A NEW RACE IN OLD EGYPT Customer of red Why this is a new shaae ELECTEIOAL MOTORS Will They Supplant the Imposing1 Steam Locomotive Eastern Roads Will Hereafter Use Electrical Systems for Suburban and Tunnel Work Generation of tho Necessary Current curves of tne railway The road wfiich is seven and one fifth miles long was built to give the company an all rail route from Washington to New York and avoid ferrying of trains across the Patapsco river heretofore a cause of delay and annoyance The cost of construction was seven million dollars the tunnel work costing two hundred and twenty five dollars per f ot Incubation of Birds I The electrical system adopted by the Baltimore Ohio railroad company to haul trains through the city of Balti- ¬ more is the first and only one of the kind yet placed in operation It has been tested with freight trains of twenty-loaded cars and two steam power six locomotives which were pulled up an eight per cent grade at the rate of fifteen miles per hour the steam locomotives not being used From Camden station to North avenue in Baltimore one and three fifths miles the electric locomo- ¬ tive hauled fifteen hundred tons of dead weight in five and one third minutes actual running time As it is designed to operate an ordinary passenger train weighing five hundred tons at thirty jfivo miles per hour this and other tests demonstrate its success beyond ques- ¬ Investigation into the period of in- ¬ cubation of birds and the temperature requisite to hatch the eggs have led A Sutherland of Australia to formulate the laws which he has dis- ¬ covered Itis shown that- - sitting practically con ¬ birds keep at stant temperature He finds that for animals of the same size tho time of embryo development is in inverse proportion to the square of the temperature the temperature being reck- ¬ oned from a definite point and that at the same temperature the period of de- ¬ velopment is direotly proportional to the sixth root of the weight of the animal Force of the Iluman Jaw Dr J V Black a dentist of Jacksonville Flu has made some experiments as to the force exerted by the human jaw in chewing food He says that the amount of pressure recorded in a single bite varies from thirty to two hundred and seventy pounds This maximum record it is interesting to note was The crushing made by a physician force necessary to masticate ordinary beefsteak Dr Black says is only forty to forty five pounds lie says that xisual ly a good deal more force is applied than is necessary viz from sixty to eighty pounds and ho laments some-¬ what this waste of energy tion i l 1 The electrical way says Leslies Weekly is about two miles in length consisting of open cut and tunnel work the largest tunnel being 7839 feet long and extending under the heart of the city The current is carried along an inverted trough or channel of metal placed at an angle over the center of the track and supported by a series of transverse supports or bridges from which chains of iron rods are suspended which are the immediate support of the channel in the open cuts In the tun jnel work the channel which is a sub stitute for the trolley wire is suspended by insulated supports from the roof The current is supplied to this chan nel by three copper feeding cables each of sixty one wires The motor jreceives the current through a brass shoe sliding along the channel and is connected with it by a jointed metallic frame which is raised or lowered auto lmatically adjusting itself to any position This is the substitute for the trolley bar in common use The electric locomotives of which three will be in service weigh ninety six tons each about thirty more than the larger Mogul freight engines They have eight driving wheels each sixty two inches In diameter and two trucks To each truck are attached two motors each hieroglyphic character All the pot- ¬ tery is made by hand and the wheel was unknown The bodies found in the gravo were not mummified and the methods of burial bear no semblance to Egyptian customs Mutilation of the dead was carried out for in the same grave there are skulls separated from the rest of the bodies One marked peculiarity is that tho human bones are broken open at the ends and scooped out This treatment Prof Flinders Petrie says in the Academy certainly points to ceremonial anthropophagy From a study of the remainsit seems to bo positive that they belonged to a tall and powerful race having a hooked nose long pointed beard and brown wavy hair There were no negro reSupposably tho people semblances were allied to the Libyans and Amor ites Discovery of Graves Bodies Assistant Yes madam1 That is the nnnrnhlst tint Which Were Not Mummlfleci Customer How did it come to get What is absolutely novel to EgyptolHave yourThotograph made At ogists is a recent discovery made by that name Mr Qulbell and Prof Flinders Petrio Assistant It wont wash Louisville of a new race inhabiting a large por- Post tion of the country over an extent of NEW STtJDIO nis Unpardonable Sin one hundred miles between Abydos No George it can never be No 580 Fourth Avenue and Negada says Harpers Weekly Oh dont tell me that Over two thousand graves have been Never we must meet as strangers opened so far and the mortal remains Will you not give me a reason for found with the various objects open this Marion an entirely new field of research Yes Ive discovered that you turn The Ohina Decorator Side by side with the graves of this Chicago Record your cuffs new race are the well known vestiges An illustrated mbnthly Journal tho only publication in the world devoted exclusively of Egyptian towns with the ipottcry Suspected the Old Trick to information and Instruction on all matters heads scarabs of the fourth twelfth Auut Jemima entertaining her connected with eighteenth and nineteenth dynasties nephew from the city I see Henry Ohlnaand Qlass Fainting andiecoratlng HOPKINSVILLEi KY exactly as Prof Flinders Petrie by tho looks of the Bible I left in your Is the finest Hotel in the South All mod Acknowledged by Amateurs Professionals and Teachers as Indispensable and the recog- ¬ writes like those found similarly room that you have been reading it era Improvements Steam Heat and Elect nized authority oh all subjects connectedJtaril Here howdated in northern Egypt know but you Lights throughout these arts Each number Contains a befirJUvul Henry Yes I didnt ¬ colored study six or more pages of designs ever is the strange anomaly There is might have slipped a ten dollar bill be- CMF Kates per day with full directions for reproduction and a uo object found in these graves which tween the leaves Puck query column open to subscribers only Co Managers HobGE3 is like anything manufactured by the Every lady Should See It- A Mere Quack Egyptians There is not a sign of a Sendecln stamps lorsauiple copy Mention Jobson You dont mean to say you scarab nor has there been found on PROFESSIONAL CARDS this paper Price yearly 300 mailed per copy 80c vase amulet or bead the trace of a have engaged Dr Quack for your sick Orders and subscriptions received at this Itcent August 0th Your horse is lf handfc high and will weigh losopoundstralning condition nut in road horse ordw 1100 pounds Is a well por portioned horse andfeafe for any one to drive unusually clever forayounghorse I took the horse perfectly green and with six weeks handling drove him one eighth of a xdlle at a 240 gait and could have driven him faster liad the track been good Your horse with any kind of chance will develop into a horse that will beat with all ease a 220 gait There is something remarkable about your horse every time I work him he shows an Increase In Eujah Bills Trainer speed I do not ask an exorbitant price lor my colt and to any perfon wishing to purchase¬ undeveloped speed and remarkably fine dispo sition with good habits I will gladly furnish 8 ft Vail pedigree and price Cor Seventh and Llbertv Sts Hopklnsvllle Ky Thcfolowlng letter fron the trauer 1M5 JoiinJVaKCievb when yon i m LOUISVILLE WYBRANTS Louisville Ky HQaLATlnr S2stq350 Mr Pirstnight Is everything already Havent you even one for me Cashier Dont be troubled If will wait till the second act there be plenty of room Texas Siftings A Why yes BELL MANBERY Jobson Great snakes Why man Lawyers alive I wouldnt let that fellow doctor N Y Weekly my mother-in-laPractice In tho Courts of Christian and ad oining counties An American Comedy Probably Bobson w daughter 7 office The China Decorator so universiiyrjscexew loncuity Publishing Co full seat Office Hopklnsvllle Ky City Hall buildup vourt Square- - you OIVESHALE will Attorneys at Law Bare Chance Perhaps Practice n the Couits of Ohrii tlan and ad REXDALE HERD of Berkshire hogs and Southdown sheep Nicelotof rear old Bucks andpigsof bothsexesnowreadyXordeltvery MB Kiho Newstead Ky Daughter Heres a queer advertise- ¬ Joining counties Hopkinsville Kyj ment in tho Trumpet A well cultured Dont you thinl Office Court 8i near Weber baby for adoption that means well nurtured Mother I dont know Perhaps its 1M S WITHERS a Boston baby N Y World Attorney and Counsellor Ho Saw Uer Afterward at Law I m p ELECTRIC MOTOR OF B O RAILROAD able to take a current of nine hundred brute Why dearest no electrical amperes and of three hun- Kzpenilve Senli Helen Why I stood on his foot u Ired and sixty horse power making There are on the Pribyloff islands to seventy times manital of one thousand four hundred ners to offer meand he hadnt the Illus- the southeast of Alaska probably from his seat Penny forty horse power to the locomo id four t6 five million seals Considering tive They are tho largest railway trated Paper that each one of these wijl eat at least Accepted ibtors ever built Tho locomotive is ten pounds of flflh per day the herd 6yided with air brake bell and She coldly I hardly know how to will consume six million tons of fish a phisue and is operated by a parallel receive your proposal You know I am year As some naturalists claim that a Controller quite similar to a street car worth a million of course seal will eat considerably more than f-- The current is jronerated in a nower- Yes worth a ten pounds per day this estimao is He diplomatically tlon containing Ave encines- each million other girls How expensive doubled by til em If rating a five hundred Kilowatt gen- She rapturously 0 Jack Truth these seals are will be evident from the uyr wgrai and capable of securing three fact that the amount of fish consumed Quit Likely Itental terms I0 cash for fovirmonthc with Iroprletdr of nd steam horse power if needed per year is less than sis privilege to purchase by paying 1760 addition He Handsome woman that Maj in England four eason for adopting electricity at the hundred thousand tons which supply al Tookot expiration ff book moiitlm National Barber Shop First KleetropQlee of particulars free void smoke and gas in the tun- - Doddswife but what loud gowns sho was yalued at thirty million dollars Shaving 10c Shampooing 26o Hair Cutting to any address bdrk and to insure greater speed wears rating tho seals of the northern 2Sc Nothingbuthrst claeB work and In ihe Sho I suppose because the major At this get away with more than three DUBOIS WEBB ilAoe obtained from an orui- latest fashion WKrft shoaUIngly deaf you know Bay Pacific million 613 fourth avenue wwUimi In TwilHnrr trains nr is so HopklnsvllieKy hundred dollars worth of fish Cfcacl and sharp Loukville Kentucky sWOCtWTrlLtlJTJrrL per year Next door to Flrit National Bank i ¬ has been positively demonstrated Seeking an Employment Agency the Lady Stumbled Into a Matrimony Shop is one of the prime causes There is a funny story current in of color blindness and men who are employed in positions where it is neces- tho English papers about a certain sary to distinguish color are cautioned elderly Irish peeress vell known in London society She was in search of against excessive Bmoking a new manservant and heard of a reg Fay of Italian Naval Officers istry office in a certain square on the Pay in the Italian navy is very small confines of Bloomsbury Thither she A rear admiral gets but 1800 a year drove in mucli state and on arriving at a first captain but f 1480 a lieutenant the square in question her footman but 700 a year and the admiral him- asked a policeman where was the self has onlv 33000 a year A man in blue majestically agency waved the equipage to a certain house A Crisis In Dry foods I have Junior Partner Too bad There has ner ladyship was admitted come about a young man she re ¬ been an accident to the machinery in Yes the bland proprietor the mill and they cant send us any marked to quite understand was the madam I more of those goods at present ne must be sober and honest Senior Partner It w too bad That reply Oh yes closing out sale will have to be post- - and used to good families madam I think we have the very thing poned Brooklyn Life on our books Would you like to see Only One Troperly Equipped His photograph his photograph I suppose the mans Heres a match exclaimed the firat cried Lpdy Oh yes madam a very sweet girl when they had reached their straight room after a evenings spin on the boul- ¬ fine man a fortune is no object I im Now who will light the gas evard agine This last with a movement of Give the match to Mabel replied the hand toward tho carriage with its the second sweet girl Shes the only pawing horses that could be seen A fortune with one in bloomers Chicago Evening through the window Post literally shouted the my footman Irish lady Then the proprietor ex ¬ A Perfect Brute was a matrimonial A man in the railway carriage plained that his nelen agency and that the registry office was I came up in must have been a perfect on the other side of the square that tobacco It Tobacco and Color Blindness MISTOOK THE OFFICE 1 and ad ¬ Practices in the Young Handsome Teacher Miss joining counties Courts of Christian Pert give mo the grammatical definiHopklnsvllle Ky j- tion of kiss please Office over Planters Bank Miss Pert saucily Its a conjuncRegular Graduate and Beglstered Physician AUSTIN LPEAY tion sir and so can never be declined Formerly Assistant Surgeon in U S Navy af ¬ N Y Journal terwards Post Surpeon U S Army and later Attorney lit Law furgeon British Marino Service with tw Why Sho Thought So years experience as Physician at Hot Office Weberstreet rear of Court House Springs Ark will welcome the sick andaf VDp you thinl Cholly approves of the fllcted at His Office where consultation with advanced woman one of the Aost Successful Doctors of the Collections a Specialty presant age Is cordially invited All will no says fios going to Oh he must HopkihsvttlcKy receive kind and honorable treatment and dispense with his man when he marries permanent cures guaranteed in every case undertaken Life vou nn MS MERRIWETHER Dr Matthew Henry Kollock CURED BY tlECTBOPOISE Lrte of Louisville i r K Dentist Office Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats Succeseiully All Chronic and Long Standing Diseases LADY WHO SUFFERED DEATH ALMOST ACos in Summers Building over Bassett WITH SICK HEADACHE i Hopklnsvllle Ky NDREW SEARGENTM D Dyspepsia Bronchitis Ksa LcH 1 IX Asthma- - treated by latest hospital methods Dis- ¬ Potoiitli Blood and Pkin It Relieves Neuralgia Fains Every Time and is a Certain Curtj for the Exasperating Grip Physician and Surgeon Office Fifth and Main Streets Court Room Hopklnsvllle Ky Telephone No B opposite Sores Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising from an impure state of the blood promptly My and completely eradicated forever from the ease I system restoring health and purity I will say that my wife suffered death with sick headache for years Weftkback frequent and burning urine dis eases of the bladder of both sexe promptly and the Electropoise has almost cur- I1RH HWALLACE and safely cuied r nttAn will receive special and caref ni ed her It relieves neuralgic pains Phyician and Surgeon A iCAvtkvjkj treatment lor mj tucirmaii every tjme and I do not doubt but ailments Telephone office DwiTTnn Tl 4 c r n iM n ri Gonorr OFFICE up that persistent use will entirely cure corner Ninth stairs opposite Residence cdrner iTll Vt1 and Main iinoaorjo hosa Sidney and Urinary that trouble I have used it for or- ¬ Main and Seventeenth v dinary fevers on our children of 8 to 6 Hopklnsvllle Ky years of age with most marked suc- JUNIUS CMnDAVIlT Thirty six hours usually re- ¬ cess sulting in a decided cure Dentist As for myself I havo had occasion nopkinsvllleKy to treat for a violent attack of la Office over Kellys Jewelry Stoio grippe broke it up completely in forty eight hours np houat rnent locally between the eyes ud n HSKERRITT allnight treatment at high power on Painter and Paper Hanger the ankle and continued through the ALL WORK next day did the work The Elec- Done with Neatness and DiBpatch and at Low tropoise i the sovereign remedy for est Prices n J cdlds and nil formB of prostration SH0P 8th street next toDR Beard office - Hopklnsvllle Ky from overwork Yours very truly B 15 Sanders Syphilis Gleej Strictures Varlcecele Hydro ¬ Weakness of Organs Piles cele Tendenie Fistula quickly cured without pain oa deten- ¬ tion from business Nervcms Debility mtuyi uuue cjoiniuuij ijiziness XOS9 of Energy and Confidence the dreadful ellecia df Early Vice which brings Organic Weakness v uiViWIUJK success un examination the urinary deposits a ropy sedi- 5 iuunu ana sometimes small particles of albumen will appear or tho pntnr will he nf a tfcln ohanging to a dark and turbid appearance There are many men who die of this difficulty ignorant of the cause which Is the second stage of Seminal Weakness The doctor will guarantee a perfect cure in all such casesand a healthy restoration of the cenitureurintry organs RITE your troubles if living away from pondence Absolute secrecy in all proM i uriwiiigs unu meuicinQ sent unajmfrom observation Testimonials of patients wu vvv dim jrjuiciivrii M J n Addroil icbi uiibiuinrv ciieerfi- fs nrrArtuvvvrwne vv miiir i- i v T j yy iFt 4 Dr Kollock 613 Ckuroh Bireetu NhTivlkiTiBB5 K J2 nifc VI pd J I u u BvMwTCflVKJf SbQT gssusmmmm iiilium um r J 1IIWMMPH fettoav iwiw September 24 Bw if EXPECTANT MOTHERS Ve Offer-- Yon vtftH j Va pjPKiMrl0sfiffl wiCAAfrWfcffJW10 rrHJ f W tri AA fi v ff rJt n p II -- V mV Ofrotdi Oourt Directory First Monday is refcrnry trm three wwk third Mondfcy UMay term two Monday in Sptonr term threi weeks Tata RBflEDY Which of Life a weeks em six term six we Callow ai three welu four wmk Chbisti Fourth Monday In February lu first Monday In June term Vonday In September e INtJRBS Safety to Moth- er ana cnna two tfftoVa term v4fcu weeks Lyoic First -- Monday in May term two weeks first Monday tc August term two weeks Arc tMonnday 1 December term two weeks oond Monday in April term ti August term rs Monas ecend Monday in November MOTHERS FRIEND Robs Confinement of Its Pain Horror and Risk I Dr Kollock in Nashville I Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Burgeon U S Navy after wards Post Surgeon TJ 8 Army and later Surgeon British Marine Service with two years experience as physician at Hot Springs ArK Endorsed by tho Encyclopedia Bri anlca Vol X page 135 tho largest and most important work in the world being in wenty flve volumes each the size of a large churci Bible He is noted as the discoverer thvajsiveprlnelple of golseminumrpS--- i no forneuralgla of the face and womb Cures eatarrh Syphilis Lost Manhood and General Debility Tho Dootor has been all over the world and has made mrny cures given up by other physicians VendomoBulldln Mvwlfe used MOTHERS FRIKND he fore birth of her llrst child sho did tintsuffer from CItAMrs or PAINS was nuiokly relieved at tho critical hour suffering but little she had no pains afterward and her recovery was rapiu xi m jounston euiauia Ala Sent uy Hall or Express on receipt of 100 per bottle Bool To Mloth- price crs mailed Free GREAT MILITARY PARK Chlckainanga and Chattaaoosa Res ¬ ervation Sooa to Ue Dedicated Atnn oxpensof more than three quarters of a million dollars tho gov ¬ ernment has converted tho largest aouthorn battle ground Into a park called formally- the Chiclcamauga and Chattanooga Military park It has purchased aboui six thousand acres of land including the field of Chlcka- raauga tho approaches and several detached tracts Five thousand acres of the fightlnff ground aro forest and the Irest is mainly made up of farms sloping orf Missionary Ridge up There are now forty miles of graded roads lnithe parkv and tho underbrush and noltimber have been cleared from tho forest so there Is no diffi ¬ culty In driving to all points of Inter- ¬ A Physician BLUNDIN Talks THE REMARKABLE STORY AND AFFIDAVIT OF DR LEWIS Afflicted with ParalynU for Treaty ftve Years A Cats of World S From the Philadelphia Times Blundin was boru In Ml at Bridgewater Pa and is now a reslJent ol Ilulnicvillo same state He went through the war as private sergeant and hospital eteward of Company C 28th Po Volunteers 7 CERULEAN SPRINGS CO in Wide Interest T is JLewls t This famous health and pleasure resort the oldest in Western Kentucky situated on tho 0 V Railroad 14 miles from Princeton and 16 miles from Hbpkinsville and is open the year round SIX TRAINS DAILY THE HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS ARE UNSURPASSED W GUNN Trio Comitv Kentucky v i DBADFIELD BEGULATOB CO Atlanta SOLD BT ALL DBTJGGIBTS Oa est Elghtjhandsome pyramid monuments stand ontho spots where tho eight i troubled with jaundice sick headache bad taste in mouth foul breath coated tongue dyspepsia indigestion hot dry skin pain in back and between tne shoulders chills and fever etc If you hare any of these symptoms your liver is out of order and your blood is slowly being poisoned because your blood does not act properly Herbine will cure any disorder of the- - liver stomach pr bowels It has no equal as a liver medicine Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at K 0 Hardwicks drug store Six men were injured by the lapse of a wall at Nashville col- ¬ cans holding one thousand or more A Sodnd Liver Makes a Well Man Are you bilious constipated or and after being hermetically sealed report tells of large quantities of shelled epgsbeinKaent to England from Russia and Italy fdr the use of pastry cooks bakers hotels and restaurants The eggs are emptied from tho shells Into tin A consular As a result of an attack of typhoid fever In Ga his kidneys became affected and this finally developed into spinal disease which lasted through his army service In 66 he was mustered ont and entered Jeffersom Medical College Phila as a student from which he graduated two years later The remainder of the story is best told in hi own words One day after I had graduated I was lying on a sofa at my home In Manayunk when I felt a cold sensation in my lower limbs as though the blood had suddenly left them When I tried to move them I was horrified at the discovery that I was para lyzed from my hips to my toes The paral ysis was complete and a pin or a pinch of Sulphur and Chalybeate Water Abundance Temperature of Sulphur Water 56 degrees flowing from a bold and nevo failing spring AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN STRING BAND ON HAND Hates reasonable and inaae known on application Adures3 Managers For Descridtive Pamphlet and full particulars TOM Summer season now open JAS D HEADLEY J Late of Giyen8 Headier it Co P MAJOR r T Late ot Clarluvllle Tenn 4 greater ease and less expense atfd are packed with straw into wooden cases the taps through which the contents are drawn being added by those using them Great care is nec- ¬ essary in selecting eggs as a single bad one would spoil the whole lot Lower price and saving of time and j jJ3p MYf nicmssuts aHsM lrrB336 JaCMttiaY OTE EfiMJ tyt ttrlllt KftsEl result muscle I called m Dr William C Todd iivuiuug u cjLuiuauvtt Ul i iiiiaucjpuiit examination of my case and announced that my troublo was caused by inflamma ¬ tion of tho spinal cord and that I would likely have another stroke of paralysis 1 consulted Dr I W Uross ana ur raneoast of Jefferson College Philadelphia and Dr Morehouse of Philadelphia with the same One 3av last September I decided to try Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People I had always been troubled with a sort of vertigo after my first stroke of paralysis to such an extent that when I got out of my bed my head would swim and I had difficulty m saving myself from falling 2Iy M n AJ 0R l miii TOBACCO WAREHOUSE PROPRIETORS No 1025 West Main Street 1815 TOM P MAJOR CO Louisville Ky 1895 loss in handling are named as the ad vantages of this system a Thus far the Russian product has been uni- ¬ formly good whereas the Italian shipments have so frequently been spoiled that analysis of the Russian supply has been ordered to deter- ¬ mine if preservatives are used MONT7MENT OAVALRT CHICKA MAtroA MILITARY PARK TO U 8 From all accounts Chamberlains Ballards Snow Liniment Cough Remedy is a Godsend to the fflicted There is no advertisement This liniment is different in compoj about this we feel just like saying it sition from any other liniment on the The Democrat Carrollton Ky For market It is a scientific discovery sale byR 0 Hardwick Druggist which results in it being the most liniment ever known A cyclone in Wisconsin destroyed here are numerous white imitations thirty buildings which may be recommended because they pay the seller a greater profit Ih a recent letter to the manufac- Beware of these and demand Ballards turers Mr W F Benjamineditbr of Snow Liniment It positively cures the Spectator Rushford N Y says Rheumatism Sprains Neuralgia It may be a pleasure to you to know Bruises Wounds Cuts Sciatic and thei high esteem in which Chamber Inflammatory Rheumatism Burns lains medicines are held by the peo- Scalds Sore Feet Contracted Mus- ¬ ple of your own state where they cles Stiff Joints Old Sores Fain in must be best known An aunt of Back Barb Wire Cuts Sore Chest or mine who resides at Dexter Iowat Throat and is especially beneficial in was qfjout to visit me a few years Paralysis Free trial bottles at R C siiidejuand beforo leaving home wrote Hardwicks drug store me asking if they were sold here m stating if they were not she would On grounds of fraud a will by bring a quantity with her as she didt which 30000 was conveyed to a not fike to be without them The Catholic priest was broken medicines referred to are Chamber- lam s Cough Remedy famous for its Found cures of colds and croup Chamber- ¬ At C K Wylys drug store a marlains JfrBalm for rheumatism lume velous cure for all kidney complaints back wns in the side and chest and ¬ Chamberlains Colic Cholera and nervousItexhaustion and female weakis the Clinic Kidney Cure ness Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel complaints TheBe medicines have been Two men were killed and one fatalin constant use in Iowa for almost a ly injured in a boiler explosion near Quarter of a centurv The rjeoDle have learned that they are articles1 of Proctorvillei 0 uiprn uuu NOTICE giettivuiiu uuuThey dfeforuuuuieu I want every man and woman in the United sale here Statrs interested In the Oplnm and Whisky by R C Hardwick Druggist habits to have one of my books on these diss both federal and confederate veterans will bo present commanders of brigades were killed at Chlckamauga Twenty four states are represented on the field in marble Ohio stands first sho had more men than anjf other state In tho battle and fifty four monuments do honor to their memory Tho aim has been to retain as far as possible tho aspect of the field at the tlmo of the battle and one who participated In the fight may easily recognlzo the salient points where this battery stood for example where that charge was made where the various regiments held post The whole region Is Historic for within a radius of a few miles were fought some of the bloodiest battles of the war Mis-¬ sionary Eldge Tunnel Hill Chatta nooga Gordons Mill and Lookout Mountain The dedication of the park which is to take placo September 19 and 20 vrill be a national event Secretary of Var Lamont will direct the ceremonies for Which cqngress has voted an appropria ¬ A large number of tion of 120000 Yon say Magistrate to prisoner you took the ham because you are out of work and your family are starving and yet I understand that you have four dogs about the house Prisoner Yes your honqr but I wuddent ask my family to eat dogs your honor Boston Globe I1 am afraid that Mrs De Stylo young man who called on you last evening is not accustomed to good so- ¬ ciety Daughters-Wh- ymother Mrs De StyWyVhcnover he speaks he says something N Y Weekly appetite was bad digestive organs ruined and no assimilation of food In addition to my many other ailment rheumatism held By the time 1 had a prominent place finished the first box of Pink Pills I was comparatively free from these minor ills First one ail would disappear then another antll the pills got to work upon the founda- ¬ tion stones of my trouble paralysis Before I had taken the six boxes of pills I was sitting in my chair and one afternoon when I felt a carious sensation In my left foot Upon Investigation I found it had flexed or in other words become movable and I could move it From that time on my im ¬ provement was steady and it was not long Before I was walking around on crutches with little or no discomfort It was three years before taking the Pink Pills that I bad been able to use the crutches at any time and I feel sure that Pink Pills have done me more good than all the doctors and all the medicine In the country and as they are not costly I can easily afford the treatment Sworn to before me this 15th day of May G bobob HabeisoK Not Public f 693 An Unnntnrtu Supposition Insuke ix the Old Reliable- - MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY AMZI DODD President CO 552830 Total Assets January 1st 1695 iotoioiooj ram roucy uoiaers since orsamzauon 67288 N Y Standard Surplus Former 30000 Losses paid in Kentucky over Aftfir apnonil rpur GUARANTEED C SH SURRENDER VALUES on life and endowment policies INCONTE8TIBLE CASH LOANS made on assignable policies in caseoiUpseno FORFEITURE policy Is continued inforce FOR FULL AMOUNT by the reserve orlfpre purchase ot a paid up pollcv No restrictions as to RESIDENCE or OCCUPA ferred to the TION THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired FW SMITH CO State Agents 512 West Main street Louisville Ky CALLIS W WALLACE Local Agents KENTUCKY HOPKINVILLE Formerly with Alexander T Grant Propr B B Baldwin Clerks ARLINGTON HOTEL BEASONONBLL OORNEB TWELSTH AND MAIN RATES STREET J OUIVILLE ICY BAR BARBER SHOP HOT AND COLD BATHS One of tho Common Herd JOHN QUINCY MARR Be tt It la Said Was tho First Southern Victim In the War SAMUEL Clarksville QDGrSCN Tenn of Two thousand miners in Pennsyl vania have struck for higher wages V eases Address B fit woolley Atlanta Ga Box 382 and one will be sent jou free HardwickDruggist Several years ago I was taken with a severe attack of flux I was sick in bed about ten days and could get nothing to relieve me until I used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which cured me and has been a household remedy with us over since J C Harlow Decaturville Mo For sale by R C Col William Duvall died at Stamp ing Ground He was 80 years of age Virginia can claim tho distinction of having been the chief battleground of tho confederacy Her fields are made hlstorio by the armies that watered her sod with the blood of thousands who perished in defense of their principles Sho has also the right to say that it was one of her sons who was tho first to fall In the defense of what the south believed to bo her rights And for thirty five years says Once a Week the hero has been sleeping in the little cemetery at Warrenton Young Capt John Quincy Marr had just finished his education at tho best colleges In his state and had recently joined tho Warrenton riflemen under MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER What are you standing Agatha there and gazing up at that window ment and I want to stand under to break his fall N Y World for Marie agitated Willie has gone up to ask papa to consent to our engage Practical Philosophy Chivalry ITALIAN MARBLE -SWEDE SCOTCH most desirable EASTERN GRANITES -and the TABLETS MONUMENTS STATUARY to ten times stronger in blood cleansing qualities than any other proprietary medicine Trial size 50c For sale by C K Wyly The Best Is Cheapest Fpleys Sarsaparillq is from three m i the world Thats just what I am blue about Think of the chances 1 have of making the same kind of a fool of myself Brooklyn Life again In Unnecessary In popptwj the question ho did prefer To do It In manner firm and steady lie did not go on his knees to her For she was on his knees already -- Life AN IMPERTINENT TRADESMAN I dont see any use in getting blue over it old man She isnt the only girl After 40 years experience we feel confident that all work entrusted to us will be executed in an artistic and skillful manner IEET ONLY THE BEST MATERIALISED Mr F M Whitlow is our solicitor tfCK3X I i tttysiQft Judge Russell Houston chief attorN is seriously ill ney for the L Anti Semites killed an official of the synagogue at Vieuna and are abusing others of the race What BM A Prominent Insurance Man Says niV VA m t u W ihuu QUINCY MARK 4 Jyr ri A IJT1L rerW- - Truths Tersely Told Foloys Honey and Tar is one of the standard medicines used in the Wprking Womens Home Association at 21 South Peoria street Chicago Dr Bus- M I Supt Foleys Honey and Tar gives the best satisfaction here C F BioKHAns Roseland 111 Aiy customers call for Foleys Honey and Tar when wanting a good vrt Mral JttnttlCN Blossom Co 217 N 3d St St Louis writes I had been left i9iJif DORN MatA7H3S with a very distressing cough the reWSffWV sult of influenza which hothimr seemeu 10 relieve until i wos Uui laids Horehound Syrup One Bottle completely cured me I sent one bottle to my sister who had a severe cough and she experienced immediate relief I always recommend cougKsjrup this syrup to my friends J H Koste Easton 0 John Cranston 908 Hampshire For sale by C K Wyly street Quincy Ills writes I have found Ballards Horehound Syrup monument to tite fibst southerner who fell in the civil war Lady Henry gomorset has the rep superior to any other cough medicine utation of being the richest woman in I have ever known It never disap- CoL Ewoll when it was attacked June points Price 50c Free trial bottle 1 1801 by a union scouting party In Expand the skirmish which ensued Capt Marr atR GHard wicks drug store was shot through tho heart This was Chamberlains Eye and Skin Ointment Valuable court records at Ham- ¬ the first actual combat of the civil war Is unequalled for Eczema Tetter Salt Rheum Scald Head Soto Nipples Chapped burg Ark were destroyed by un- and Capt Marr was the first victim on the southern side Hands Itching Piles Burns Frost Bites known persons On the tlme stalned bricks of the big Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated EyjLids For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box Recognized Br Physicians courthouse are still shown the marks Its Value where tho bullets flattened against to hobsITcWners As a rule I am opposed to proprie- them on that memorable morn For putting a horso in a fine healthy con- tary medicines Still I value a good Putting the Wheel to Good Use dition try Dr CadjJs Condition Powders oue especially when such is the Tliey tone up the system aid digestion cure A young man named Bennett has put As a troploss of appetite relieve constipation correct source ot relief from pain his bicycle to profitable use in tho Aus ¬ kidney disorders and destroy vorms giving ical external application I have tralian gold fields by establishing with new life to an old or over worked horse 25 found Chamberlains Pain Balm tho It postal route between Coolgardio cents per package For sale by druggists best remedy I have ever used for neu the center of the mining dlstriot and ralgia of any kina i nave conscien- ¬ Dundos which is 280 miles away Mrs Hearsts valuable collection of tiously recommended it to many per- Strapped on tho wheel is a small letter laces in her Washington home is in- - sons William Horne M D Janes box In which he carries letters between ville Wis Sold by R C Hardwick tho two towns for a shilling apiece and suredafor 50000 Druggist telegrams for five shillings making ona round trip a week A revolver a sharp Mrs Langtry is again chasing a knlf o and a water bottle comprise tho diamond thief This time she sajs rest of his outf t Wlien Baby yraa sick w q gav her Castorta she ia out 200000 Chinese Clock Are PuixUng When sho ivai a Child she cried for CastorU Chinese clocks puzzle strangers The When she became Was aha clung to Castorta Impure blood is the cause of boils dials turn round while the hands are When she had Children she gave them Castorta pimp eruptions Hoods There1 ore SarsapVfilla pkrifieV the blood and stationary one for the two dials on each clock hours and the cures theee trouble other to indicate the minutes ¬ M H M Blossom senior member of Vl kvm mm ti r CAPTM 0TT1t JMRKHTOlt w itS Tailor What champafrnol my bill s Lrvery Feed And Sale idAkAwLii-V- CVraAJ svtA Stable KENTUCKY furnished day or night Special rates to Commer N1 ROOM FOR LADIS9 wf COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS HOPKINSVILLE W oi GoodRlgs with or without drl7er mou oiuIJotnnib- - WIP vTWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER CNE MANAGEMENT BOWLING GREEN you aro yon j0kvMP Hadnt bettr drinklnp pay Business College BOWLING GREEN JtllZZ4fsWlZf 1876 ESTABLISHED COLLEGE s JrB JSr or jerV IF irjlJP5R T r e SOUTHERN Hormal School IN Student Ah youd like to jruzzlo champagne too Pliepfcnde Blaettcr Ho Wanted a Star BUSINESS I j He insinuatingly I cant reform without help 1 want some guiding star She coldlyr Xou wouldnt if you would not stay out so much at night Texas Sif tings r on the Bond Failed Jones seemed to be awful mad when I overtook him this morning Whats the matter I wonder Why you see I had the faster horse Chicago Record She It is reported around town that we aro engaged He I have heard worse things than A DrlUlant Spirit of Repartee Scientific and Classic Teachers The creat Business Training School ol the South I English Music Art and Elocution provided Jook Keeplngr Short hand Telegraphy Type 1 Courses Pupils can enter at I for Low rates of board and tuiUwo Send lot kVritlnp and Penmanship catalogue anytime Send fur catalogue OHEBET BBOJL Propra Bowling QreenKy 3Mentlon Courso dtilred Address I SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL HOW TO DRESS NEATLY the city We guarantee fits and absolute- ¬ ly dont want our customers to pay for any J2ossS Our clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory stock fall winter woolens is now complete embracing all the latest designs in Londonlspecials and Foreign importations exclusive with us No one else can show them Every one knows we are artists in woolen fabrics and the most fashionable tailors in that Texas Siftlngs Norcr Fall It Maud Its very easy to prevent a man from stealing a kiss from you She I never have OUR TRIMMINGS Maud World MarieHow Kiss him yourself N Y are always the very best We invite you to call and see for yourself and get prices ill I h Waacer PucUlttio Puffi Though wev vbeou taught word1 lead to Froai taetksjnaw employed By pugUUu ona might supyoM Rr wordi thr blow vrcAA Wows FASHIONABLE TAILORS MATM ACiQ JWW A NTOBINCO RTRFFT 5 By v v i A J mrmMmMBw VWFWffllBPBi MiAJkMtAmmammdiaJkMMA rj K m OT1 Jixxhxsxstxx w i o si T V3 m v mill it fclji1 Hr-- 3SS3B iJTUOKINA i at Sepjeial EBB Vi 3- M HEBE AND THERE- Were In the 1N y f- r This Season Saving Business 1 Sole The Caldwell county prisoners jaiis full of AT i f 2 VV Zt M f ft Y SfX l DQvea are geltinj very scarce and hunters are having little sport Dr J C McDavitt dentist will be absent from his office until Oct lstJ Dr V MiMetcalfe preachedlai Hilles chapel Sunday RACKET 4i IPS 1 L fcf h- New Line Just ill u ft t lioes City Bank Hopkinsville Ky i i is Many farmers have finished fallow ing and wheat seeding is next in order Fob Rent A very desirable dwell ¬ ing on South Virginia street 8 rooms W W Wake large shady yard The asylum water works have been completed and are now in operation J ne piant is wonting uiceiy Madam Adona the greatest livin ia norn VL tl tWtJA clairvoyant iO UtiW fM U tfAAJr 4 aIi ing fortunes Dr A P Campbell hns resumed his practice and also has secured the ngnt to extract teetn by the painless Co process Office over Bassett The Mndieonville Hustler will is¬ sue a daily during the session of the Methodist conference in that city this 1ST VSJAA- Dr E N Fruit Dentistoffice over AV t i4S af W v t1 Special Bargains i ff A In 4 t-1 JJl I fritfw rf s Old Shoesl 4- sTav lsr fprs c U tnKKV jfv i- ji j 4v- Prices Prevail Sole Agents wmfrifi TrY sMj c 1- t ifAtiV K i Aisrt Jt J1 ij week AtJttTltJfclal rikdfiWdiasiHi - WL 3f lor Childrens and Mens SOLID ROCK Shoes Our Ladles Slioe Beats the World dressing G D Fbee Clarksville Tenn The colored Methodist conference met in Princeton yesterday and will be in session all of this week Bishop Bebee will preside The sales of tobacco this week will be light and will be made up largely of commoner sorts Indications also point to light receipts Frank Jones and his excellent com- ¬ pany played Our Country Cousin to a good house Saturday nightopening the season at Hollands opera house A Dyer that dyes is now in charge of the Hopkinsville Dye Works and gives best of satisfaction in cleaning Men and women desirincr pleasant paying employment can get it by ad- ¬ M B tfes We ADV3 Nji il J i i it vift V at PERSONAL GOSSIP SPECIAL LOCALS Are SING Atlanta Mr McClure Kelly has returned to Look in Hopkinsville fc- ana ayeing fe BASSETT CO durable and brilliant on the market Warranted to not scale Vane Calveiit Paint Co Stl Louis Mo Take Vitalia Liver Pills Elastio Cottage Faints Sold by R C Hard wick are the moBt The earnings of the Louisville and Nashville for the second week of September make a very favorable The total earnings were showing 430500 and thr passenger earnings increased 548265 For the two weeks of September the earnings were 799 865 which is an increase of 21510 over the corresponding period last year and an increase ofS131123 over the year 1894 N has given a rate of boom How can you set a good table durone half fare for the round trip to ail ana Dye Works and have your goods cleaned and dyed by very latest methods at reasonable drices The large elm trees on the vacant Ragsdale Cooper Co lot are being cut down preparatory to beginning work on their new bsiness block The Asylum Board of Commissioners helda meeting one day last week and decided to bring suit against the Auditor for the 65000 appropriation made for the enlargement of the asylum by the la6t legislature The L N will sell round trip tickets to Bowling Green atone fare on Sept 25th and 26th good returning until and on Sept 28th Account reunion of Orphan Brigade and other Confederate soldiers J M Adams agent Mr R M Conway is putting so much life into the real estate business in Hopkinsville that there are serious fears that he will start a boom A continuation of our substantial arowth and permanent improvement is what we want but spare us from a 800 visitors are expected Call on Hopkinsyille S at Madisonville to day and will con tinue throughout the week About Laundry The Methodist conference begins The L who attend the great Sebree Evans stock sale at Trenton September 26 from Henderson Springfield Bow- ¬ ling Green Clarksville Elkton and all intermediate points Tickets good until noon on the 27th This sale will be the most notable stock sale ever held iu Kentucky For particulars see our advertising cQlumns v a KNOWLEDGE Bring3 comfort and improvement ran tends to personal enjoyment whei rightly used The many who live bel ter than others and enjoy life more rtW less expenditure by more promptly adapting the worlds bet products u the needs of physical being will attesr the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in thr remedy Syrup of Figs ltd excellence is due to its presenting fn the form most acceptable and plce- ant to the taste the refreshing and trrl beneficial properties of a perfect laxjXitive effectually cleansing the system dispelling colds headaches and fever- ana permanently curing consnpauo It has given eatisfaction - millions am met with the approval of the mcdui profession because it acts on the Ki t- HL f iisrV f j iening them andit is perfectly free Rvmri of is tor sale bv nova Liver and Bowels without wear froi wf r all draft Flt gistein0Oc and 1 bottles hut tt is mat Kiactured by the California Fig Syruj Coonly whose nameM printed on cveiv tjaekage alsbtho name Syrup of Fig and being well informed you will not voeeptany substitute if- offered ing the press convention unless you have some of the Nudavene Flakes Cream Cheese fresh Maccaroni Saratoga Chips Boneless Herring Pillar Rock Salmon and Imported Sardines at Wallis Grocery Rev T N Compton of Cadiz has been assisting Rev B M Bogard at Charleston Mo in a protracted meeting The revival has been a wonderful one At one service 40 persons professed religion and renounced their sins The meeting in some respects has been a wonderful one Madisonville Hustler A most delightful moonlight entertainment was given by Air and Mrs J Wheeler Cayce Friday night A large number of young people at- ¬ tended and all report having had a very en joyabla time About half of the tobacco crop in this county has beeu cut and with another week of favorable weather for the business the balance of the weed will be housed and ready for firing The crop is the largest for several years but the quality will hardly be up to the average as much of it is badly worm eaten and some of it is huil beaten A cordial invitation signed by the pastor of every church in Hopkinsville was recently sent to Sam Jones askiug him to hold a union meeting here next month and the celebrated evangelist has fixed upon Sunday October 6 as the date for beginning the meeting To re assure people elsewhere we may say that there never was a time when the ministers and church members of Hopkinsville du uiitiuiiuuiiB m wisuing 101 Sam Jones to come and hold a meet ¬ ing here Mr Chas II Rush is being urged by many Democrats to stand for election hs Democratic committoninn in Hopkinsville No 4 district as a suitable man to bo chairman of the county committee Mr Bush haB consented to niiow tup use of Inn ijatne The present committeeman Mr Geo E Gary does not desire to succeed himself on account of his business engagements i r u The I W arper Sonr Mash nk and if you try whiskey is we Than you have ever bought it it you will agree witn us the finest flavored whiskey made in Kentucky before We bought our goods to sell and we are going to sell them It is not sold until fully matured and until the fusil oil has been eliminated It you will only give us a chance Indeed we challenge any chemist to we will give you real bargains find a drop of fusil oil in a barrel of Very Respectfully Mr J C Buckner has returned it whenwo put it on the market It is especially from a ten days trip to Northern medical purposes oncommendedof for account its Kentucky purity while as a beverage we unhes- ¬ Mrs J H Kugler returned Satur- itatingly assert that it is superior to day from a two weeks visit to her the finest French Cognac SOLD BY mother at Maryville Mo V1 WRLong Mr S W Taliaferro has broken up H6pkirisville Ky housekeeping and taken board at Mrs E D Rawls on North Main Livery OutfitPor Sale Mrs Wm Cowan and her charming daughter Miss Cornelia have return- ¬ I offer for sale my entire livery out- ¬ fit in my BtableqtHerndon Ky con ¬ GUS YOUNG has ed to their home in Joliet 111 sisting of 7 head of horses a number the Agency for the Mrs James Fall of La Crosse Wis arrived in the city Friday on a of buggies drummers wagons har Champion Mowers ness and other articles Terms easy visit to Mrs C H Dietrich and Reapers W B Mason Mr Thos G Dade has returned to Kansas City Mo to resume his du- ¬ Mis F M Girard desires a share ties as salesman for the Whitman of your patronage in dress making Barnes Co guaranteed toatistaction Terms Miss Barbara Adcock of Church reasonable 9th street above depot Hill went to Bowling Green yestertf day to enter Potter College for the ensuing session Misses Jenne and Fannie Bronaugh with Miss Annie Shelton have ¬ gone to Madisonville to visit Missed Minnie and Maxie Bronaugh ¬ Rev T Simpson McCall will leave A H Goodwin W A PPool tomorrow for Canada to visit his fa- ¬ ther who is quite sick He will be accompanied by his niece Miss Kate GOODWIN do Beemer who returns to her homo in Toronto after a years visit herei of Keep the best and fresh est stock Mr Oscar Beaslev of Madisonville Iocs of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be has accepted a position as found in the city for J H Dag This position was ISP Country Produce handled rilled by Mr Virgil Richards until he Opposite Phoenix Hotel left the city to prepare himself for Cutting- Affray at Grncey other business Mr Beasley comes Main street A serious and perhaps fatal cutting highly recommended scrape took place at Gracey Sunday Ky Hopkinsville Prof Ward has engaged three ex- ¬ morning M r Walpole a white man cellent musicians from Cincinnati to strengthen the band this week and who runs a butcher shop was attackvisitors will be treated to some first ed by Bob Pettus a negro and was stabbed in a number of places His class music wounds are of a very serious nature and it is beljeved they will result fa- ¬ Mrs Dabrey will reopen ber I studio shortly Thursday China tally Pettus immediately fled and Oil Class Tuesday and Erlday each week Class Wednesday and at last accounts had not been capHours from 0 to 12 a m Terms 15 per term of six weeks tured Material and China reasonable Mrs L W Smith of Tennessee is visiting relatives in the city Rev Mrs Ringold has left for her home in Knoxvifle Miss Jennie Bronaugh is visiting friends in Madisonville Misses Jennie and Fannie Bro naugh have returned from Pembroke Mrs J C Buckner has returned from a visit to friends in Clarksville Miss Annie Shelton of Ft Worth4 Texis visiting her aunt Miss Jennie Bronaugh Mrs H L McPherson went up to Bowling Green last evening to visit relatives Dr Austin Bell of New York City is on a visit to his father Capt C D Bell near Douglas SMK at all the furniture stores Then call at THOMPSON Now Grovers back from fishing And gone to Gables Gray searching tWUeiittwuniKfu----ejiiie- y all the Scriptures say t ub jui at our business AtthesanwO itand Anahopeyo callandseeus Wheneveryo sslblynan YliE The old reliable FurnitiueaVwcrs and undertakers Up stairs in Henry block Hopkinsville Ky Palace v Furniture Cheaper MEADORS KENSHAW See the beautiful stock of new goods and buy what you want T J SZEtiS MILLINERY HOTEL LATHAM Thompson Meador V- tl i 4A J i ait r Vf n 0MDY J X GRAVES C JEWELERS MAIN STREET book-keep- er Many men have gone to their heaven ly home without leav ing an earthly home for thbir families PflOL Donr Thisbut come to the auction sale to day at 4 oclock and buy a home for your families and Repairing Specialty STOVES The best stock of Stoves and Ranges V in the city k is 0ULX Mrs J R Dabney ordered at TINWARE dirt Everything in tho Tinware line cheap as at 4 oclock is the auction sale of the twenty lots oppo To day ROOFING Call on us for RoofinR and Guttering site the Base Ball ParkA Come Killing nt Guthrie no ford and Lucian Davis two neerroes Davis had given a danceand Radford came in and commenced to row with him Davis ordered Radford out of tl r house when he drew a knife and cut him Davis in several places Jrilling him instantly His jugular vein was cut open Radford was taken into custody by Marshall Rick man and taken to jail at Elkton Thd Modern BeAdtv Thrives on good food and sunshine with plenty qf oxercio in the open air Her form glows with health and her face blooms with its beauty If hqr systern needs the cleansing action ofa laxative remedy she uses the gentle and pleasant liquid Jaxativei v Syrup of Figs - yU I J- fatal difficulty occurred at Guth rie Saturday night between Bob Rad- Best pumps in the market Forcepumps scratcheth then she Jas L Belote bucket pumps all kinds pumps expects to find a REPAIR WORK and Ornamental Plasterer worm Rome of us Special attention to repairing scratcheth fore v e r Formerly with Forbes Bro but juwver seem to find Will make estimates on all kinds Virgipia St Hopkinsville KyLatham Opposite Hotel the worm Thats and cement work GEO W YOUNG dont go to of plastering All work guaranteed and priceAGENT the r fjht placa at the tenable Repair work a speo ialty and will receive prompt ngh time T6 day at tention 4 oclock is the time Address Lock Box 420 HOUSEKEEPERS want the beat a hd forks Inthe you and of course uiajjiti iub W umine inis cut Last Notice kii o tf the place tJK 1894 not of Plain HorKINBVILLE KV be-canj-e- we When the hen Drices and ChlnaFired STUDIO at Residence Bouth Main at PUMPS i at- ¬ fl Do you snooria PTJSBfcinu DILYEH JMA1IJ i A B H r paid by This All city taxes for i At tliQ village of Ferguson in Lo ¬ October 1895 will be advertised r gan county there was a bloody and the property1 sold to pay same pitched battle between McCormick a L C Ciuvens Collector tenant and his lour sons ouione side spl04t v crf-1 uul I Ferguson Iwo negro hands jh PATENTED- and a bnive mastiff on 4he other ThoNew York Republican convex lC Ferguson was fatally injured and tion endorsed Levi P Mortori for then call and see thegenulne at th Old BHa- Diajtrirv Hnntirt etr at n iLHiiTunarnoMui j r President several ueaas were DroKoa n q BrnKpinsiocit Cu T l tfZJMiirfLLvr- ttl232nLiLSiMEO KiiC

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