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Digital page images are linked to the text file. tp i 1m li n t- r rtJrt 3 i f rtS I i r- y U W nf M XVII 7 HOPKINSVILLE KY FEUD AY thfIaeeting SEPTEMBER 27 1S9 --NO 68 The became the first iu heir class teacher should have the faculty of seeing and hearing everything that transpires yet Bhe should nofc seens to do so Do noi let the pupil thinfc you are acting the spy on him Find out the leaders in your school Man Â¬ age them and the others will be easily controlled Moral character was all essential to the teacher Lt Children are naturally imitative they Bee you do an undignified or a mean act what a power of evil you have wielded on tne other hand the manly dignified and pure teacher carries with him an influence for good which will last as long as time itself Prof Cherry then gave the Insti Â¬ tute a brief talk in the interest or their school at Bowling Green Prof John Sollee took up the sub- Â¬ ject of Least Common Multiple and Greatest Common Divisor He would give a long and thorough drilF in factoring as an introduction tec these Bubjects Prof Duffey gave a blackboard illustration of his method of teaching compound numbers The pupifi i should first learn the different measw ures then the unit of each measure the dollar pound etc JHo thougE compound numbers should be introÂ¬ duced after fractions this was thts more philosophical method Mrs Allen then introduced theShe laid subject of percentage great stress upon a correst placing of the point She would permit no ab-Â¬ breviated work at first but would m sist on the different steps being worked out in full Prof Bartholomew spoke of the great importance of thoroughness ira fundamental work The pupil should start right In beginning the subject of percentage he would have the pu Â¬ pil convert his decimals into common fractions in their lowest terms and the reverse The Institute then adV journed TUESDAY AUG 27 1895c h A LITTLE obeamof jtews IF IT S NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN HAS IT i pONVENTION OYER ijti mtt c PKOCEEDINGS OF THE CHRISTIAN CHOE TALK I f in this city teresting one an in COUNTY TEACH ERS INSTITUTE Hudden Deatb at Empire TFlfc Beater ttneed Two Important Arreitt Iot oliGrand atid Tetlt Jar- - Hen- - ThrtVrf Uang now la Atlanta Seelntr the HChtt Df the Cotton States Expo- - ifK f sHlon Flatterlng Iteso- - rrof Bartholomew MONDAY TriA TtiRlitiio of Louisville Conductor Kjr 7- them On some of our shoes however we will not be able to do so because we have been ad- Â¬ vertising them for years at an established price JandJo change the price would destroy all these years of advertising and to cheapen the quality would be to ruin our reputation So on these goods rather than change either prices or qua- Â¬ lities we think it wise to lose our profits and live lmhopes ihat there will b a decline sdon This is our plan for the present If the mar Â¬ ket continues tovadyance we may be forced to do otherwise- There hasibeena great deal of talk about the No Action TUcn Yet advance in leather during the past six months Several clays ago Superintendent and it is no fable tile fact exists Have you Stone of tHe Hopkinsville aejlunl thought of what thisadvance will bring about laid before Gov Brown his reasons Perhaps youhaynt let us tell you Shoe man- Â¬ for thinking best to rempve Second ufacturers and most shoe merchants fn their eff- Â¬ Assistant Physician Eugqne Smith and Steward tj O 3ucknej orts to maintain old prices are going to keep up Dr Steward and Mr Buckner canao here and presented the outside appearance of their shoes at the ex- case to the Governortheir side of the and State In pense of the inside and you know what that spector Gardner completed his invest means paper counters spongy leather insoles tigaton otnematter had the state-v The governor has cotton stitching instead of silk etc ments of those concerned will read We have determined upon a different plan the rerJ6rland recommendations of and take some the inspector yffleffiotfose to keep our shoes up to the stan actiqnsQon Frankfort Capitol i and Both daroMet them cost what they will In many in- Â¬ resumedgentlemen returned home and thejr respective duties stances we will have to ask more money for no action by the governor has yet been announced ors Otber Maiteri inMnj theXJommlt- - TV- tee iv cr it i V AUG 26 1895 t Tfid business session of the Press Association was held in Hollands opijffa house Thursday morning and waajattended by about 150 members NojiileineBB of great importance was traaeacted but the meeting was a very interesting one throughout TJVConvention was called to order byjfcps M Meacham chairman of theAxecutive committe Myor F W Dabney then deliver ed the address of welcome in a brief but pointed speech of about 10 mm utetflf LjBNall president of the Association Wonderful 199 Shoe Easy Walker Shoes Waterproof 250 hoe Angrsons Warranted 300 Shoe Andersons Little Wonder Shoe Andersons Andersons Andersons Andersons Andersons Wear-Fo-Kv- er Kick-me-ha- rd p lv Hi Hi xJBJL11JiJiiKUJLl feiiMfifr AA Shpe School Shoe 100 hogsheads being sold The offerings consisted chiefly of common leaf and lugs and prices were satisfactory the market remain ing firm Heceipts were also small There is nothing to report from the No new tobacco has loose market yet been received but the early plant ing of the new crop is expected to The make its appearance shortly larger portion of the crop has been housed and is being fired as rapidly as practicable Two Doren Petit Jurors Following is a list of petit jurors Alt of these drawn for this term of circuit court brands will be M F kept strictly up C N Edwards S E Chastain Winfree Jbb I Denning F L Wal- Â¬ to the high standard of the ler W W McAlpin W M Cloud F past and the M Pierce B FJohnson A H An derson Jno A Underwood C T PRICES Yancey Gua RobinBonA G Bell REMAIN NDGreen F W Elgin B B THE Rogers Jno H SeargentyG W El SAME gin J AV Davie col J SLong J C Courtnev John Martin and Jack SharberAcol The very light only Light Sales For the Week tobacco sales this week were Arrested oa Two Charge UUi Deputy H H Golay arrested Gil bert Reeves col ut Howell Tuesday night who is wanted for shooting with intent to kill and carrying a pis tol Th officer at once came to the Reeves had boasted that he could not be taken alive but Mr Golay made the arrest without having to injure the man Sudden Death Near Empire responded by cordially thank Â¬ ing the mayor for the hearty welcome extended the visitors and wound up witrtfa fitting tribute to theQueen Cityof the Pennyrile Secretary L W Gaines then called the roll of membership and read his report showing a balance of S13390 in the treasury of the Association after deducting all expenses incident to ttyelaunual session ATpuotographec then took a picture ofi the grdupe of pencil pushers and tile Association adjourned to meet again in Atlanta to day In the afternoon the guests were taken lover the city in carriages and outto the asylum On returning they were driven to Bethel Female College where Dr and Mrs T S McCall spread an elegant lunch consisting of delicious refreshments served by about fifty beautiful young Jadies of the boarding department of that institution of learning The banquet followed at night at HotelXatham with nearly 400 pres ent This concluded the festivities ofther occasion in the city and at Â¬ oclock1 a m Wednesday 150 members of the fASsociationleft on a Bpecial train for Atlanta Ga to visit will investigate the charges the bars and the present grand jury city and placed his prisoner behind I fev I HATS i I is f K f l Ur Mr Joseph C Brown a well known farmer of the Empire neighborhood died rather suddenly of heart disease THE COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS MADE last evening Deceased was forty THE FOLLOWING REPORT five years old and leaves a large famTo the officersand members of the ily Mr Brown was universally pop- Kentucky Press Association ular with all who knew him and in Your committee on resolutions beg his sudden demise that community has lost one of its most valued citi leave to make this their report Whereas It haB been the good zens The interment took place yesn family burying ground fortune of the Kentucky Press Assoterday at the ys ciation to meet agan in the Queen 5 List of Grand Jurors City of the Pennyrile after an abFollowing is the list of Grand sence of seventeen years and to enher genJurors chosen for this term of court joy the royal hospitality of to express erous peop e and we desire foreman F M aB a body our appreciation of her Campbell Alex I W C Cook Fount Meacham courtesy and kindness Byars shown us Lafayette Boales D C Settle J B while here Dade Geo R Pierce J C Gary Therefore be it Tandy B Mason W H Olvey and Resolved That to the people of Phil Bell col Hopkinsville who have given us so much attention to the committees of Footwear Wife Ueotor Sentenced Jtadies Hosiery Arrangements and Reception particat Lafayette ularly to Prof Last On the shoe question let T S McCall Hose sold usually at 1 HopkinsMondaywbb tried beforeHenry and far famed and Mrs College and Bethel col Esq larg Â¬ us say our line is C M Meacham we offer you for 50 cents F I Fraser on a charge of wife beat- to Messrs A Wilgus T E Geo E Gary W Burtley est in the city Prices as pistol Those at 75c for 40c and so ing and carrying a and was Hopkinto T 11 AJetcalfe and Hunter Wood we sent submitted his case before thelowest desire to extend our sincere thanks the work house for 85 days on down the line Misses and pledge our appreciation of their zeal in our behalf Verily the fatted Bill Howell Uehlnd the Bars ne Suits and childrens in propor- Â¬ calf hath been slain and we have Yesterday ConstableBrame of La- Â¬ feasted and made merry to our hearts i See our 125 suits tion fayette delivered Bill Howell col to content and as we distribute ourthe jailer where he will remain until selves agan over the bills and vales See our 200 suits tried on a charge of assault and bat- of old Kentucky we shall each bear See our 250 suits tery Howell was indicted at the lust away with us most pleasant impresStronghold Shirt sions of Horjkinsville and her people term of the couit a higher estimate of her present and Childrens Clothing The Stronghold uhlaun Special Train To Sludisonvillr a brighter hope for her future The See the finest styles ever dried shirt for 50c is as For the benefit of those desiring to Pennyroyal hath a sweeter smell in attend conference at Madisonville a our nostrils and the Bluegrass and offered the 125 suit is as good as any 1 shirt in the special train will leave Hopkinsville the Purchase join in making acknowl at 730 a m Sunday Sept 9 arriv edgments of hor charms and graces well made as any 5 suit world ing at Madisonvlle at 845 in time 2 That to the L N railroad Return- company and especially President for both morning services ing train will leave immediately after M U Smith and to its generous and night services Fare for the round courteous officials do we desire to es trip S100 I Fletcher Campbeel pecially return our thanks and ac knowledgements for the great cour Sale of the Hopper Farm tesies extended to the members of On next Tuesday at 4 oclock the this Association To the O V and well known Hopper farm lying on N C St L companies do we also Virginia street will be sold at auc return thanks for their courtesies 2M V tion in large lots 1C0 x 213 feet H A Somers y This is very desirable property and Lew B Brown will be sold without limit A big Mrs Emma Walker Herr free barbecue will be given to which Geo A Lewis everyone isinyited J R Lemon They took breakfast in Nashville and after spending an hour-- looking over tne Hock city left for Unattanooga arriving in time for dinner Several hours were spent on Lookout moun tain after which the party resumed their southern journey 1 hey reach ed Atlanta about 1 oclock a m yesterday Wards band accompanied the par y ana will entertain them wih choice music during tneir stay The members of the Association will spend three days at the exposition and will leave for their respective homes Sunday me great uouon oiaies jiixposiuoQ with wah onened scripture reading and prayer by Rev Settle of the Methodist Church This waB followed by a song the music being led by Prof G Wi Pooler of South Kentucky College Xfioa Rata MpXlnnipl fVinntv Suner- intendent then welcomed the teach ers in a short but eloquent address The Institute then proceeded to or- Â¬ ganize Prof Thorm waB chosen as Secretary Miss Carrie Wood As Bistant Secretary An enrollment showed the follow Â¬ ing teachers present Nora Williamson John Keith Mrs John Keith Mrs Mattie Doss Miss Maude Blaine T B Walker Joel Minnie HobBon Robert Hobson King B E Thorn Linnie fchepherd Afnrv McCullock Kate Clark Fannie Breathitt Ida Fyke Dollie Winsett Kate Uutnne iuuia moore uum Richards Mary H Davis Edwin Maggie Elliott Theresa Cannon Tucker Ida Winfree Olive Morris Mina Wood Alice iiserLizzieuwen r n ffin TTnt Af TmvnRH Car rie Brasher Florence Buchanan Nora Greer Minnie Stevenson ivmanaa Taylor Daisy Kice uertruae ieun W T5 Orav John Sollee J G Wright Annie Wright Ollie Blythe Kmma Uourtney ura rsarrovt uhiub Clark Avice Wood Jno C Duffey P Af Rnmpo V V Covner Alice Lander Daisy Gardner J L Manire Joe Donaldson uas uaivip i nas Croft Mrs S D Allen David Pool R A Cook Geo P Cranor L W Guthrie A J Kstis ueo v- uaniei R H West J T West J W PPool F R Utley Carrie E W ood Effie Wood Wm Robinson The Superintendent then appointed the following as a Committee on Pro- G V Uonneil iuis JNan- crramme con nie tveitn Uliu anaa ucuuro Prof Bartholomew suggested a change in the hours devoted to Insti tute work viz Begin at 9 and close ai iz evening bcbbiuu ueiu uv u uu close at 430 p m This plan was adopted Prof Bartholornevthen made a short talk to the teachers He Bpoke nt ihn trrftnt reRTJonsibilities of the teacher There were no limitations His to the possibilities of his work main ooject should not be to make intellectual prodigies of his pupils The moral side was too often neglected in developing the intellectual TTo nrcred the teachers present not to Bhirk any work put upon them during the Institue He did not think lov cJinnlrl indtile e in nuerile criti cisms of each others work He him self did not come altogether as a leader but aB the servant also of the Institute a learner as well as a teacher He asked the hearty co- Â¬ operation of the teachers present if that were given him he felt assured the Institute would be a grand sucÂ¬ Â¬ Â¬ MORNNQ SESSION MORNING SESSION cess The Institute then adjourned meet at 2 oclock in the evening EVENING t SESSION 1 CAPS I ihe The Institute opened with a song The Battle Hymn of the Republic Roll call music bv Miss Bartholomew then opened the Prof discussion on School Management That teacher he said will produce the largest results that can control himself We must first learn to control ourselves then we can control others No teacher can be an adept in school management who does not have the faculty of arousing enthusiThen the teachasm in the pupils ers scholarship should be broad and deep There was no danger of too great thoroughness in this direction He must however Btudy how to use Hib great this power skillfully work is developing the latent powers of the child In his early experience a friend visited his school and con- Â¬ ducted an examination of his pupils To his great mortificatiou they failed miserably The reason was that ho had doue all the work himself Never do for the pupil what Moral Another eshe can do for himself sential for the teacher was skill in management and teaching Children in some intuitive way recognize the absence or possession of this quality He related an in their instructor anecdote in support of this The best teachers learn their pupils to control themselves The highest of all the teachers qualificatons isheart power He stands in much the same relation to the child that the parent does and should show that same love and affection A certain teacher had a girl iu his school who was either lazy or incompetent it was hard to determine which The teacher resolved to visit her parents he found there an invalid mother and six or seven children All the burden of this household was upon this girl She accepted it willingly and sacri Her ficed herself for their sakes teacher then interested himself in her behalf showing hs sympathy so plainly and helping her in so many waya that she took heart and The session opened with music foJ lowed by prayer by Rev- Mitchell After the roll call the rain- utes were read and approved Prof Bartholomew then addressed f the Institute Teachers in his opin-- -ion gave undue importance to the means Let the end be the principal object Child study is the study for the teacher This should be done from all points ot view The teacher who does this wiHr be successful Study methods less the pupil more The ideal consisted one teacher and one pupil The sub ject of psychology was one which tEes nverage teacher had not studied aft all or it he had had misapplied ft principles Teach the child to trnnfe- then how to express that thoirgS Both of great importance The- - fn ternal and external The one folIcw ing from the other None of us lives to himself No one dies to himself When he stood in the presence of fT little child and thought of the great responsibilities resting upon him ae its instructor he was overwhelmed We must understand the childs enÂ¬ vironment is moral intellectual ancT spiritual side Sometimes the mind7 dominates the body sometimes the body the mind What an immens- efield opens itself here Studv the- child on its intellectual side Yore wish to introduce the subject of read--iu- g You must first paHs throiic rK your consciousness that which mus pass through the childs mind TEe- teacner must know the AlDha ancF Omega of the subject Re must aim to arouse enthusiasm in the child He must study the subject carefully from the childs standpoint so as to anticipate any difficulty in the childs mind He could not tell how fre learned his alphabet under the offl method This was about as abstrae as any thing in teaching Childreia concrete everything In teaching a emm cio not iorget tliat tne interna and external are inseparable You must maintain in your teaching the relations of these two The first stop in reading is to bring the child in contact with real objects then the words and the pictures the representatives of the things themselves When this is done the child has m his possession the key to the situa tion The child naturally takes hold of things as a whole then resolves them into thfir parts rohjf The should kep a note book u ii5 note all tlw mental peculiautira ot each child under his Iaxe j a cer Â¬ tain arithmr tic class there was a bojr who in wrtten work made a fine average in the men a work he made a marked failure The teacher after making a study of the case found that the boy was somowhat deficient in hearing The teacher in private took this boy throuirh a course of ercises remedied in a great measure- this impediment and won the lroves es erlasting gratitude This U n took as nicrii a rank in tho u r1 work as in the written The teidir- wbo works for the monov alouc fair business will bo a iailure He vitiUt not underate ths motive The dnea- tion of salary was mi important one but tne trim teacher loves his prQ fession The sculptor takes t be ruder formless lump and from it fashions an angel so tho teacher Teach an Continued on Fifth page- 4 v t-- by l a r0t tt n ss s W a 2 TOfCLE SAM JS lit f HBEE A- HOPKINSTJLLE KENTUCKiAN 5 u- - n i 8eptemB6f57 1896 1 tit Only When It Gomes pPar5 Intr Teletjraph Bills 6eroir tho White Home I ritceU In Com mmulcatlon with tho Entire World Heavy Hills Contracted by tho Departments hT 1 v m Letter 1 Although tho telegraph had been In practical operation for twenty years sind wus regarded as one of the neces Â¬ sities of the business world there wag tno telfxraphic instrument in tho white house until the autumn preceding tho dnaugurationof President Hayes The selection news of November 1876 was kicked into thq executive mansion for i iGen Grant and tle warrior statesman isventto bed ijhut nlght with tho under- standing that Samuel J Tilden had Jbeenvelectedto succeed him as presl- -- vt- ISDselal Washington Krnent During the months of intense cxclte between election and inauguration1 w apwF t w r- - -i r ki4nwms MIct4edif IheW b Uit MSjiy congreeiBnel u tairisMitors these wires larroly for eomwunieWu with the dcpftrtineate The oo4vei ienco costs them nothing and is a great aid in tho business which they are obliged to transact with various bu Â¬ reaus They haVe appointment to ask about luquiries to put as to how pen sion cases stand questions to off eras -- to whether such and such paBefs are on file etc nd infinitum The government owns thos circuit1 wnicn connects tho executive mansion with the capUol and tho executive deÂ¬ partments but there is no government ownership of tho wires connecting the executive departments with tho busi Â¬ ness world Each of the executivo deÂ¬ partments has to paythp annual ex Â¬ penses of its own telegraphing and they amount to many thousands of dol Â¬ lars For example tbtisjgbferntoent paid 50000 for cablegrams durlnjr tho complication with Chili and tho ex Â¬ pense was aboat equally divided bV aeparimehta tweeh tho navy and The sntire aaahhaJIII uponlhat -P Xii DOGS JOR UW sbs TraluedVto AMlliMnttlMatui to Beek Oat uAVTourAnI In Bit tieSome very inWrcstwg expwiwerits as to- the utility Var deg were recent Â¬ ly made in connection with the Dres den international dog show on the racecourse near Dresden says a foreign exchange A company was supposed to be covering some transports of horses against an imaginary etiemy V 01vm Mm A iSLEm HEADfv find 4petifce andanpe olcl age I a T2TIIE JVREfllDEJTT KECEIVISO THE NEWS TfltCpt H r of the electoral commission were Grant And when there t were insurrectionary threats reckless 1 ly madeJn public prints that same wire ritickedithe orders for the proper dispo vslGon of Troops to maintain order Thus tho last actios of President tilrsnt were the actionA of a military man and were in consonance with his jjaatural tendencies of mind His his totoxic declaration Let us have peace jvasoBExnest and sincere Yet the fact v that he iwasa military genius and a cinan of greatdeterinination of chara- Â¬ cter constituted a potential factor in calming the inflamed minds of that pe- 5od and preventing the necessity of the jise of force to preserve order Hhe white house telegraph wires canre intoiregulsition very soon after the inauguration of Hayes He found jiaetf or Ihem after the railway strikes - and riots of 1877 when he was daily vflnd nightly in correspondence with jthe troubled districts After Garfield rwashotthe telegraph was kept busy tf or months distributing news about the djdng presidents condition all over the ulaysfhe wire in tho white house was hot day and night Over that wire talloftthe proceedings of congress and terior department agricultural depart Â¬ ment and department of justice hnvo very little use for the telegraph as compared with the other four depart- Â¬ ments but tho treasury depart ment usually keeps a telegraph operator busy during every official day com municating with collectors and other agents of the big department The navy department has a chart of the cable lines of the world and it is interesting as well as astonishing to note how tho bed of the cxiean is cov- Â¬ ered with these conductors of domesti- Â¬ cated lightning Ten submarine cables connect the continentof North America with European countries Boston and New York are each the terminus of three of these cables South America is connected vith Europe by two cabled running from Pernambuco Brazil to some non commissioned officers accom panied by dogs wero sentforward to watch tho approach of the enemy They advanced about a mile and a quarter whilst keeping up communi cation with tho company by means of the dogs In this way the company was Isopfc fully informed as to tho movements of ihe enemy and could stop tho transport of horses in good time bef bro thq attack The same dogs JffQty alBO used for Carrying ammunition iothe firing line each dog being proVided for this pur pose with a kind of saddle holding abouthr hundred partridges The go along the imps 6top-topic ivas teiegrophecit ciphcrcotfelj anunaia wiu ping in ironc ot every man wno taites J C tti V twn finArtrnn4i ttenuabdicarfridii d ho Vebulres jJ i Ttrvii V ik n oi xno execnuve aeparpr yihexiithBiamMunitlohJsdxhauatcdithe menfe must pay Inrgorinfiai telegraph bills nit of its bwtfatDrdrirlaa6nlhe supply and thereupon resume the dis- expense is partculaVlyJfeltbJth6 rftate tiirhBaXnaarjjwoiit jrri r depaiftment because aUyof the- dlptci l the matlccbrrespbndenco1 b carried ori bjfi wotfnjde4f dni attract the attention of caoiegrams inasmuch as the navy the ambulance men in various ways department uses the cables freely for some remaining near the man and communication with our warships barking until assistance arrives some that department expends very nearly as rnnning off to find an ambulance man much for electric service as the depart- Â¬ and lead him to the spot and others ment of state The secretary of war is taking the mans forage cap or tearing in constant telegraphic communication away a piece of his clothing and carry with the generals commanding our ing it to the attendants military departments and the expense is quite large but of course much lesi RIP VAN WINKLE IN CHINA than either the stato or navy depart ments The post office department in- Â¬ He Stopped to Wot eh a Lengthy Game of Inbf der ttrtld this nioroeffcctually are some ofthe results ofthe use of Tutts Liver Pills A single dose will convince you of their wonderful effects and virtue A Known Factl An absolute cure for sick head- Â¬ ache dyspepsia malaria sour stomach dizziness Constipation bilious fever piles torpid liver and all kindred diseases Tutts U ver Pills m CLir-fM r Receiving daily an tire newest i It Walking Hats T TK k jailors Turbansf BSbyUaB A uipas i4ov uapj In Endless Yarietyrjttifcte w w 1r ftcfc wtqHvv ti f st We Can Save you Money as well w as Time at 8tfrtrteirlrKteft THE J 1 m 1C t ilt7ftIU -i vtY B 1 IM I FN ache flatulency dktreea after eating from indigestion sour itomock hud i ixk K II r MmrMIt 1 Kit li Or la it a case of4 lost appetite wint oi energy weakness debility Are you nervous restless sleepless worn oat in body and in mind 7 Havoyou pains in tho baa head terns shouldors chest Alps We have the oeleHrajed H S- eiOor set ndb B and B G These are iall w vi well known and need no trial h A full line of notions of everyde- scripticn tide Chcsi A Chinese writer Tcheng-Kl-Ton- g describes Chinese chess as a game of patience It is played with three hun Â¬ dred and sixty one pawns and the player sometimes deliberates half an hour before moving one of them Lit- Â¬ erary men and ladies are said to be fond of it and what sounds more likely people who have retired from business There are three sounds tho writer says which help to turn ones thoughts toward what is pure and delicate the sound of falling water the murmur of wind in the trees and the rattle of chess pawns In the time of theTching dynasty as the story goes a woodcutter who had gone to the top of av mountain for a days work found two young men there playing chesst Ho stopped to look on and presently became deeply interest Â¬ ed and after awhile one of the play- Â¬ ers gave him a piece of candied fruit to Are you filled with malria sallow complexion coated tonguo n Jit t Treats dry cough chills and fever THE LEADER 103 MAIN ST- 1 If any of these troubles ar yours thi thing you need is DR KINGS MmeFIeurette Levy Mgr ROYAL BERRHETUER In tho gentlest and happiest way arid with tho greatest certainty known to med icalscience GERMETUER removes from the system tho symptoms named above giving strength in place of weakness joy Â¬ ous healthTn placo of sickness xnero is no otnor remedy nice it ana nonothrrt can do its work And then it is a real plcnsuro to take it Little children tako it with delight and it cures like magic 100 6 for o00 All druggists Receiving Diiil- Mw BallGbds y i s All kinds of walking shapes turbins and sailors All the latesi novelties for fall I am offering these goods i cheaper tlian the ever were sold on this market The game grew more and more ex Â¬ citing The woodcutter forgot his work and sat hour of ter hobr with his eyes on the board At last he happened to look at hia ax The handle 6f it had eat SEK3EOFS S1L TM Y0H wrr i Money Saved is Money Made Sold by R C Hardwick druggist asmion i Mississippi floods in 18S4 President Cleveland used the same wire when he sent invitations to ex k Senator Thurman and Speaker Car Â¬ I I A lisle totrisit him at Red Top the OESKRAI WILSON DELIEVE8 country home where the celebrated rOSTJIASTER I2f GOVEKXMEST OWNEhSinP srevenue reform message of 67 was con ceived and written The telegraph in- strument is an important bit of furni Lisbon Portugal The entire conti- Â¬ rtureiat the white house By means of nents of Africa and South America are submarine cables They its key and sounder the chief magis surrounded bywires do not string on poles in those xtrnte maintains a constant interchange of intelligence with tho outside world countr es along their coast lines but IDuring auy excitement or trouble ho use cables altogether The weather bureau and hydro receives news direct from the seat of and can control affairs as if graphic office use the telegraph for the disorder iifchnself on the spot At the time of the purpose of receiving reports from Johnstown flood Gen Harrison and trained observers so that predictions Mr Halford spent a day and night be of storms may be made and telegraphed to the world The cable line to Ber Jeide the ticker giving orders for muda that island which liftb iio cruai tents pontooua suppiies etc jfor the relief of the survivors Wires from tho waves far out in the ocean where hurricanes begin Trere first permanently introduced into has given news inand cyclones to save ample time tthe executive mansion just before the maritime property from destruction by inauguration of Hayes Since President Grant commenced those terrific whirling rushingfollow tV l oof inegulf stream the nse of the teleqraph wires in the rnd oo mcrciioswJy attack our merchant ssvbite house it has been found conven By means of the ient and necessary to form a wired btuumships hydrographic officeBermuda has retelecCric viixuit of all of the executive cable the tSepartments so that to day the greater ceived valuable information in time to save human life as well as property grartof the routine dii1 - OC uuu uuiwla ui Auaii4CUt the executive departments is conducted tural department uses the wires for over the white house wires Tho same the transmission of cipher reports sent nvire is the usual means of communlca in daily by observers who are stationed ttlon between the white house and tho in every degree of latitude and longi capltol while congress is sitting The tude within the boundaries of the re- Â¬ government owns the lines which con public and at various elevations above meet tho white house and capitol with the level 01 the sea Tnere are lliij ot call the departments Congressmen em these signal stations and the observers Hjloy these wires freely in sending raes in charge of them send in four reports ssages to and transacting business with each day Their cipher code is very ihe departments By the courtesy of peculiar but very offeotivef Tho counthe telegraphcompanies and news as- try expects accurate daily weather soeiatlous Mr Cleveland is constantly prognostications just as we expect ac tkept informed of the latest important curate accounts of business in the ex Intelligence from all parts of the globe ecutlve departments The postmaster general believes that When an election is pending he has tho the government ought to control all aise of a direct wire getting tho re telegraphic ttnrns as fast as they come in Tho governmentcommunication just as the controls all communicaclerk who operates the telegraph at white house s paid by Uncle Sam tion through the mails The lato post- Â¬ iho He also acts as keeper of the executive master general Mr Wanaraaker was scrap books in which arC pasted what very heartily in favor of that procedure was ever opinions respecting tho adminis- butpermit never able to induce congress him to accomplish his plans tration are deemed worth clipping from to and desires Whether the proposition the columns of the newspapers Electricity is no longer a mere luxury Is a wise one or not every reader will determine for himself but it Is worthy or convenience It is a necessity in the of comment that tho telegraphic busi- Â¬ transaction of public as well as of pri done by tho vate business Tho wires which co- ness now very costly executive depart Â¬ ments is the official uso of nnect the capitol and tho white house tho telegraph is growing more neceswith all tho departments form one circuit There are two of them sary annually and it might bo moro tv economical for tho government and pi cover tho chance that one may get economical for individuals if the y tont of order They aro under tho ernment should take possession of gov Â¬ tho charge of the superintendent of public Tf bandings and grounds and 1000 a entire telegraphic business of the naÂ¬ J Smith D Fiiy ycar is appropriated to keep them in tion are strung in ordinary Nothing Loft for Thcau iirepair They fashion on poles and tho thirteen First XTfain Itqbbcr Lets tackle thin n operators who send messages over them car first Uncle Thoro Second Train Robber Not much 4re all in tho pay ofand Sam at the Thats a Pullman Lets find a coach another is one at the house faenate end of the capitol Both are- that has no porter N Y World i f U President Arthur sent over the same wviresthe orders which gave tents food smnd clothing to the sufferers by the WLmBtm s rotted away That frightened him He jumped up andliastened down the mountain to the village Alas among all the people of the street he recognized not one and ho found on inquiry that several cen- Â¬ turies had passed since he started out with his ax THE mmz v n vn sHWinninh jarJH V 3B AIIMMHBUH i1i1jai Uffl MfcH S t nwBt UfAVUEC w y Jtrtifceat kmaninna B im ltK n mrrrrttAfvt ah 4S t laaiia nm M aVItt lloful Ian ma 7 v JI IHrASJft market i9j I I Quick sales and small profits is my motto- Seeim new SGt corsets I also carry a complete line of But- tericks Patterns the onl reliable pattern on the BBmF 9K i mW h Ut li liulm hlk ttaalU a J va TERMS CASH r Sold by R C HARDWICR Bare Troispt Posit for Impotine Loss otminai oj mannooa tililt slant Spermatorrhea Ncruouinits StlfDIstrutt Qtifa fur--nishi- Ftorri--whic- VICTORIOUS WHEEL It Is Capturing tho Royal Ladles of Europe The bicycle according to the London Queen is pushing its triumphant way into thomost exclusive and impenetra- Â¬ ble circles of society Among royal ladies the first convert was tho beauti Â¬ ful Queen Margherita of Italy who Is such an enthusiastic wheel woman that the cycling club of Milan recently presented her with a golden bicycle tho first inthe world Her everyday wheel however Is of English make The duchess of Aosta was among the earliest of womon riders and it is said was taken to task for it hv the king her uncle but succeeded in converting both him and tho queen before the mat ter was ended The vounjr ciueen of Holland rides while tho princess of Wales and her daughters ride tricycles at Sandringham and even appeared in the rrk- - of Denmark on tandem tri oycles With such high examples of course ilrlalMll Lees of Memory Ae Wilt Vigor- Â¬ maHeyouaSTpONO ous Man Price ftOO 0 Boxes J5 00 8oeotal Directions Mailed with each Box Address YOU CAN MAKE MONEY BiUud Ecow LUiaett aoioLuQAaAvi Co 6TLOUI8 - Pwa because they are the largest and most re liable commission merchants and because they can handle shipments quick and to the best advantage for the shipppn A trial shipment solicited Write to them for quotations before shipping Specialties Eggrs Butter Poultry Fruits of all kinds Beans Potatoes OnionsHay Grain Headquarters for Furs Hides and Wool Capital S40000 Liberal advances made on con- Â¬ signments General correspondence solicited 32lSS2SS8 Constipation Biliousness Sick headache it Cause Pains in the back Sallow complexion Loss of appetite and Exhaustion Vi- the lauiesot the nobility are not laft behind and some of them possess very beautiful wheels of Ivory or silver pjate and oxidized metaL Lady Dudley owns oue enameled in white with lining of u iiia Kuiu uud hw u luted But with all this magnificence these ladles probably reap no mbro pleasure or benefit than tho untitled American who spins along democratic roads on a plain black and nickel wheel the equal for the time being of any duchess or queen of them aU MWW c2TnTC There is only one cure wHch TTVPT lf -- AND PIUS PEUTS ROYAL J CEMENT t- - VMikiasJfc con--tinuo- One Pink Pill touches the liWr and removes the bile One Tonic Pellet nightly acts as a gentle laxative in keeping the bowels open restores the digestive organstohes up the nervous system and makes ney Complete treatment two rich blood BACK YARDS ARE WASTED medicines ons price 25c Old Gardener Tolls How the Spc Can Tr catise and sample free at any store Be Well Utilized An old gardener told a Cincinnati For sale by all druggists in Hop Tiuies Star reporter that the most wonkinsville derful thlngabout city folks is their ig norance ofwhotthey could do with the little strips of ground surrounding their houses and especially with their back They are not big enough for yards lawns sad he so mobt people just uso them to walk on but If they had some gumption they could enjoy many a garden delicacy of their own raising A strip twenty feet long and a foot wide against tho wall would furnish enough grapes for two to eat The next CURES HOTHING BUT PILES foot would supply them with peas tho A SURE and CERTAIN CURE next with beans the noxt with radishes known for 10 years as tho and turnips andlottuce one bush in each BEST REWlEDYfor PILES of the four corners would produce plenty of gooseberries another foot inwldth SOU BY AIT BKtrOGISTS ST10UI3 grepltySIS3AB5g0a USD wuld supply aU tho strawberries another foot raspberries another blackberries another a months sunnlvj The Bohemians Comment pf potatoes another sweet potatoes I owe my life to a miracle saidone another yrith several fine messes of corn and so on There are ton feet of the combatants CotMurger the au Â¬ L had planted but give what I have named thor of LavVie cles Boliomcs twenty feet as almost any city back left in mypoclcJt a flvo franc piece and yard could do and they would grow ino uautruciruaton tiie spot where I wonderfully A back yard twenty by it was JJnyout1 place 1 should have been a twenty wouia raise plenty of small truck for two peoplotl yet how many wsuu uiun wua Aiurfferarepiy I back yards are wastedltfetit Farteion mmMiKgmM ILI1 4 fm r X I VeacisETrer37i3nLlrLgr Ifti i t TABLERSDII IP BUCKEYE riilij CO OINTMENT II t JH V DAGS PHONE 98 1 t Vv4 fetes VTff fSZVSt ir VJ w Rjsir J t - vrt t V y t K vjjryjr AvA w yiSi Ar I i it ui IflTife li iilii r 11I1 if 1 lA K ivt t U V V t aCnJj iiu i t fiti r 10 rjg- Pi iiV tTn YrJrttMBIHlBlHrtnl cMesMdiiiiMiiL m VI lv r f j- lnt y f AN lKDtKrSwAWFUtFATE Jr ft ni 11 nniiiK mx vHk Alcoholic nreHth Oanit Flro afad Hi UnlUd Stat commissioner of navig- Wa Uarn4il to jobnliu f Awricii Shipplnrr 60- - tionfauthor The manufacture of distilled spirits WlUMeet at Atlwitm On1-Its eta on locally knowns lioochinoo has beec tobw ib o le Utility Crpirtion andMintenanoe Maj Henry B Awaivclitef dairy carried on by the natives of Alaska fbj a long period and rttnimes during th Thin Years Session ot the Farmers Na division department of igrihjlture arid Association early days of the Cassicr excitement il late president NfttloBal Mortal ConerrM la to Be a Genulno Agricultural CollegesSaii Experiment was freely purchased by tho white min 1an American Agricultural WrUameat Station Oh Dairy tfarmfag it the ers as tho only liquor obtainable owing of New to the strict enforcement of theprohibi Profs teborn South i tory clause against tho importation ol Hampshire aiidltn4pp of Lduisiana Special Atlanta Oa Letter j liquors into the territory says tht on AgeulturalSBddcataonj Col Hdo Tlpi Atlanta Constitution recently president Alaska Mining Record LaSeJ siditfrhe meetings to be held In con- tor D boara bfof Alibama arid presi- Â¬ nothing more 91- less tfian Hoochinoo is agriculture raw alcohol nection with or attracted here by the Statdj being distilled southern state exposition will be dent NtlofriaT Cotton Grdwersassocia gar or molasses mainly from brown suand corn meal Undi numerous and able bringing together tionoa Mtfrketlng Cotton- John R luted the stuff has a double proof 8agciirectcf for Iowa of tb6 Weather the brightest minds 6f the country and strength makesdrunk coma fiwlt xnanyof the leaders in thought and ac in other lands Of thesemeetlngs culture a ori fTho Weaihei and Crop and but a few bwoIIows of it will set a tion man howling in demoniac glee and rarm the annual meeting of tho Farmers v nothing but an Indian with his copper National congress October 10 U 12 Hon Lp Coffin of Iowa exrailway Hnod stomach can stand a protracted The tJse and Abuse 14 15 and 10 next promises to be the oommiisioncr on and Hpn George1 A spree on it widest in its scope and perhaps in its oC Eailyjaya The Kako Indians probably lead all qt Rhode Island secretary influence This congress is composed Stockweli of delegates appointed by the govern state botircj of agricuiture on The others in tho manufacture of these spirits as ors of tho various states and territories Managedeit of Agricultural Fairs and of tho and of proof of their knowledge Expositions art making a double proof subjects to be dis Other cussed are uShould Canada Have Tree article wo give the particulars of the Access to American Markets Our awful fate of on expert Kako distiller Trade Relations wjth Other American Which happened recently on that island It seems that this Iriaian while en Countries1 Rocinrnnl Ainflrinnn To gagedinvthomAnlpulation of his little WAiLtt iflSif Rursilt fUiUaW Pan Arooricau Transportation Liriesr coal oil can still imbibed too freely of ThQ Fann Machinerv- Traded and J tricldlnffs and in a drunken stupor Inr sVf jf IM IV flHflVTMBKfWKWf lay down by his fire of cedar logs and lAffTiWiltfimi ai be Developed bv Leoislatioij or Other fell asleep with his face uncomforta bly near the fire and his breath fan wise proposed pak Ajnerican charac- ning the flames Through some reason Tkl ter 6fthfenieelihgfnas ineb with Hearty known paty td the medical fraternity approval icyerywherefjfrom ithe agri- Â¬ gas accumulated In tho stomach and cultural and metropolitan press from thd breath of the sleeper reaching the the leadinc- agriculturists of this and flamea thd- alcohol gas ignited The dther counfriss tfroiri the Ministers sleeper Suddenly leaped to his feet representing other American countries with a terrifying scream and fell back and actually- from Secretary of Agri Â¬ writhiflg ltf agony The man was burn culture Iortonvwho writes thai ho Ing internallyr Smoke and even flames HON B F CLAYTON will certainly attend the meeting at were issuing from his mouth and his President Farmers National Congress Atlanta but cannot promise to speak agony was something avfuh His loud each territory having one delegate und As the master of tho national grange screeches brought tho members of the each state as many delegates as it has and others very desirous of an oppor- camp about him who looked on In congressmen and two at large Many tunity to pay their respects to Mr silent terror stricken awe unable to not delegates attend the annual meet- Morton will also be present it is gen- Â¬ do anything for his relief The comings At the last annual meeting erally believed that the voluble secre- bustion continued until the Indian was thirty six states were represented by tary of agriculture will have something literally consumed in slde and for some time after tho spirit of life had fled delegates and the attendance was from to say In speaking of the parliament the Chicago- Inter 1500 to 2000 This meeting was attendWOMEN SAILING SHIPS ed bythfe president of the National Ed Ocean says It hardly is necessary to itorialrassdciation who said of it that say that the Inter Ocean heartily ap- Striking- Illustration of Their Capabili- Â¬ ties In tho Seafarlnir Lino thiscongress has been characterized by proves of tho project Whatsoever strong sense and the absence of charla tends to bring representatives of the It is not often that a ship has been In taniahd fellows with wheels in their great agricultural interests of the world charge of a woman The wife of the together is deserving of approval captain of the Jefferson Borden- took headis and visionary Utopian schemers a much abler congress than the Farming is now a trade of national and her husbands watch occasionally when oriewhich recently adjourned at Wash international relationship to all other the vessel was short handed after tho ington At the suggestion of the sec- Â¬ trades The interests of the modern mutiny and murder of the officers In retary of the congress the British farmer are world wide Therefore a 1869 the ship Denmark was brought provinces the Central and the South pan American agricultural parliament into portlby the captains wife the capAmerican countries and Mexico have is not only desirable but necessary tain himself being laid up and in- Â¬ The officers of the congress are Pres- Â¬ capable of doing anything except give been invited to send delegates to the far- Â¬ meetinfrin this city arid the invitations ident Hon B F Clayton of Iowa one advice Another striking Illustration of womans capabilities in the seafar Â¬ have been so generally a6cepted and the delegates arc men oi such caliber ing line is afforded by the case of the im- bark Rebecca Crowell whichleftNew that it is safe to say that the meeting in this city next October the flrstpari York for Buenos Ayres but became disabled during a severe galethree AzEelcan agricultural parliamentwilf days after leaving ablest and most dignified agri Several of the spars and 6ailwero carried away and culture assemblage in our history the captain and first mote wereinjured jFhe Farmers National congress dif to such an extent that they Were coni ermiterially from other agricultural fined to their- berths1 he rest of the organizations It has rieithertdues nor voyago and rendered unfit to inanage salaries It is wedded tq eternal pov Â¬ the vessel erty It is strictly nbri jpoiiticai and There was no other person oh board nonpartisan Henco it offers little to who understood navigation except the attract tho demagpguepr broken down captalns wijfo and she undertook the p8Mnsi It doesnbtfseekitb fdnn a taskrof conducting the barJtJTtb the neWtSrtv but to work through exist point of destination The second mate ing- - organizations its officers t say was a young j man twenty1 years old TBtf bankers and butcherd the bar able totako the helm but ignorant of bakers meet in organizations berSJind the forocessW making observations tofurther their Interests without quar Â¬ JOHK M BT iHL The captains wife therefore as Â¬ reling about the tariff or trying to Secretary Farmers National Congress sumed the command of the vessel took malie a new political party why should observations calculated the latitude nothe farmers be able to do the same of the largest iarmers of the country and longitude regularly maintained thing The American Agriculturist says that the Farmers National con- and for eight years secretary of the her plado oh the poop and directed the congress vice president Majt G M course of the vessel After exercising gress has always asserted its non political character and has Ryals of Georgia pue of the larcest control for flfty eightdays during madd its assertion good To this is truck farmers in the south secretary which the vessel encountered Violent doubtless owing its great influence John M Stabl of Chicago the leading gales and shipped heavy seasshe con- Â¬ With jlaw making bodies Senator agricultural writer of theeountry as ducted the ivessol with its valuable Gordon says that it has more influence sistant secretary Col W G Whidbv of cargo safoly into the port of Buenos with congress than all other agricul- Â¬ Atlanta an old newspaper man and Ayres In this actual impersonation of the sweet llttlo angel that sits up tural organizations combined As the successful planter The Farmers Call said of the last aloft to keep watch for the life of poor Indiana Farmer says Legislators often declare that they are ready to meetitig of the congress The dele Jack the captain1 of tho Rebecca legislate for the farmers if they know gates came frdm Montana to Florida Crowell was indeed fortunate in his what the farmers want and they seem and Texas to Maine Such a body of matrimonial venture ready to take the resolutions adopted men coming such long distances and HIS RELIGION ALL RIGHT by this body as representing the wishes pledged against political action must be in dead earnest and have the true It Was Any of farmers Kind That Was Necessary for As riot all of the foreign governments interests of the agricultural classes at the Occasion heart No political or financial advan havdyethppointed delegates and as a In the Reminiscences of an Emi Â¬ tage could come from attendance at grant Milesian is tho following cuthfi mfiftMriir hfnr tTin lAlArrivta worn rious anecdote perforce actuated by patriotic motives Walshes regiment Stack formerly of was among the offi and it is no surprise that the delibera- cers oi tne Irish brigade who went on tions of the congress were character- Â¬ half pay He had reized by a high tone and distinguished mained at its dissolution on half pay so long that he be Â¬ is hoped and an by lofty motives It ticipated that the approaching meeting came the oldest colonel in the army He will justify as high praise and in the of obtained his promotion to the rank JOIN IN THE major language of the Atlanta Journal curious general after a somewhat interview withthe duke of York mark the beginning of a new era in the have a very fiiffiliiie of HARNESS commander in chiet at that time the history of agriculture Having solicited ihe horior of an audi Â¬ ence ofhisrpyarhlghness he received TALBOT SADDLES made to order An UnfortnniatolJecapliatloa They have queer stone cutters down an intimation that the duke would re- in Maine Deacon Ilackett lost hisseo- - Locivo him at the horse guards next day ond wife lately a scrawny and shrew ish woman whose loss was not ah un being introduced tothbcQirimarider in i mixed sorrow Still the deacon duti- chief was honored by the customary MAJ O MV PTAI a question fully decided to give her a monument Vice President Farmeri National Congress Well colonel what can I do for Being rather near he haggled with the village stone cutter as to the size of you perceive1 ajprityjpfjtjjose appointed have been the slab and finally obose I sir replied Stack that a very nar recently riafcaedjl tn P111 of the row one at a bargain The inscription there is a brevet coming out in which programme of theAtlanta meeting to I hope to be included I am the senior be taken by foreign delegates has not was to be as follows colpuelln his majestys service SAKAH HACttETT yet been announced as the officers of True Col Stack but give me leave Lord she was thine the congress will not put anyone on to askyou of what religion you are eshSSI But tho stone was so narrow that tho programme for an address until I am of the religion of a maW there was no room loft for the last let-Â¬ they have received the assurances of general the person named that he will attend ter so the stone cutter left it out with The duke bowed and Stack was this result Quite a number of women appear on gazetted SARAH HACKETT tho programme of whom Miss Allco Lord she was thin Petrified Oysters French Octave Thanet Is probably Harpers Bazar A bed of petrified oysters has been the best known Uer address is on found on tho top of Big mountain just Recreations for Farmers Wives Outdoor Work Preferred back of Forkston Wyoming county Among the American delegates that Some years ago a young Irishman was will deliver addresses are lion William hunting for work among tho farmers Pa Some of tho specimens are of Lawrence ex comptroller of the cur- Â¬ of a western town at harvest time mammoth size one in Mr Reynolds rency and now president of the Na- Â¬ Ho made his application to a be- possession measuring twenty two inches tional Wool Growers association who nevolent looking farmer who was long by nine inches wide and weighing will speak on Bimetallism and IIow attracted by the young mans frank forty pounds Tho specimens range In Hv It a subject upon which he Is merry facebut was not really in need all sizes from this down to the ordinary s4 edible oysters of the present time kaVauthority George D Thomas of of extra help Can you cradle he 4A The Relation ot the Cir- Â¬ asked after a moments hesitation Some of the specimens show tho fvn nf Montana on A culating Medium to Agriculture Gen Cradfe Is it repeated the young tho oyster perfectly and In all of them tne Roy Stone chief of the division of Irishman In bewilderment That Oi shell meat is easily removed from tho Tho bed seems to bo confined tn road inquiry department of agricul- Â¬ cansorr beln the owldest av elivin ture on Roadmaking In tho IJnlted childsrn but he added persuasively a small mound resting 6n a small plat States Davfd Lubin of California on couJdnt yez give mo a job outav eau at tne extreme top of tho moun Â¬ tain near the Sullivan county line An Export Bounty on Farm Prod- - dures sorr Youths Companion A lWfM CONGRESS OF FAMBJEta ul la f Jinn H it 1111M111 wy ivhtmik 1 AnAncuJfaririe winter Turf Oats Large yield and sure crop afford good winÂ¬ ter pasturage Tioie to sew in August and September jriace your orders lor tnem at once v i large stock of rye crimson clover timothy and red plon hand Buy the celebrated Something New fc vyK IW IPiiXy PiliUiRf Td Ahv HL mK M Im mW Aw Empire wheat drillr the only force feed on the mar et Guaranteed to sow wheat and fertilizer correctly i WV nn n we now handle the following reliable brands of wheat fertilizers Fertilizer pan-Americ- Itas Armour bone meal u wheat grower V Northwestern bone meal wheat grower 4f Homestead wheat grower National dissolved bone Place orders early as bone meal and all animal matterifov fertiUz will be scarce and nigher Is- Here is a Fair Proposition wagons for as We will trade any mer one of our latest proved begj tz muclr wheat as it can ss 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 non-par-tfe- In BUGGIES we have this year fa sur-Â¬ V mmj passed any previous record Our stock was more care- Â¬ fully selected and wagi bought cheaper cJoodB well bought are already half sold Come and PROCESSION SAODLERY We and FLY NETS This is a cut of the ftTTmA 4 I Majestic Range M ssrMsfTsJTBsTi mmm VJ 1 I rrhich cooks the goose of all our competitors It is the housekeepers pride and a married mans pnacer multer You cannot afford to use that old cracked oast Save fuel save patience iron imitation any longer save money by buying a Majestic steel range w IIMIMII 1 t2et s- FORBES I BRO p t IV v J i K- HOBRINSV r t i J HvS di-i- - i mUteoOhQcouuit i flClttSS TLBWI AM FRIWI MMW OHAS M MEACHAM tJB8CnlPTIOX 2 A YKAH D Bingo b the Hsrtfbrftia t1 earnklaoflt fonUIagW of t Herald for representative in place weaitjureu nervosa TTUipenSHacrowueu pveworked atriiijtoslln jjnen Slight dif- of S K Cox vho declined the noiu ficBlties ordinary cares household work ination Of Btt WniMtetMwf nail OH ail ii c IJOl S t i 1 l ArJ4ii The discovery of counterfeit per tcnl reading notice iWcent each Une 8pe money has been made in the Frank Insertion Local 8 cent per Una Ml Tor furnished MdrertHewent fiatotj set application IN ADVANCE standing 812 OPFick l SOOTH MAIN STREET fc K DEJiOCHATIC TICKET For Governor P WAT HARDIN ot Mercer For Lieutenant Governor B T TYLER Ot Fulton T2Afc fort peniteutiary Warden George has molds he took from ConvM JJH lard of Cattletsburg Tkedeuomina tions are nickels dimes and quartern proper nourishment Of the 200 consular positions pro tected by the new civil service order three fourths of the number are held by Republicans daily labor magnify MtketnaelrM into seemingly Impassable mountains This is simply because the nerves are i weak the bodily organs debilitated and they do not xF n i -- y7A vv V miiyw f ijavi aaiA RCFORDotoWLC ForAudltoi nl VIA n Fetti the nervos organs and tissues on rich red blood and how soon the glow of health comes to the pale cheeks firmness to the unsteady hand aad strength to the faltering limb Take WM fi fa M ttiHK1 NORMAN of Boone or Register of the Land Onlee GBSWANGO of Wolfe W JHENDRICKot Fleming Ior Atlornev General ForSacvetary ofState HENRYSHALE of Graves For Sunt of Public Instruction D PORTER THOMPSON of Owen For Commissioner of Agriculture ION B NALL of Louisville For f allroad Commissioners Hopkins ST FLETCHER DEMPaEYof rOEO H ALEXANDER of Jefferson - GHEES RKELLAR of Nicholas i L 0 Representative papers in the Cot- Â¬ j ton States predict that the price of middling cotton will reach cents a purifles vitalizes and earlches the blood fctafjrMffik pound in the near future and la thus the beet friead to unfortunate Jty humanity Be sure to get Hoods and Jfvt tjrfi W only Hoods AU druggists fl six for f 5 A C Moore has been appointed county attorney for Crittenden coun after dinner WfHim HAnrP O XtlUa teauli cathartic pill and Wirt 25c 44i41f i f ty He will hold office Until the gen- - Sarsaparilla POSITIONS GUflRflNTEED Hoods m u i YH ft rf l iw V Do April Showers make you SHRINK B1W C1VVHUU IU i7U For Circuit Court Judge LINN of Calloway For Magistrate Pembroke District WM LPARKER whether or not he will accept the call not be reasonableyou send for free catalogue of done till to the First Presbyterian church at DRAUGHONS PRACTICAL Dr Talmage will decide this week jt fi- V- fforn the sight of your friends m under conditions Do not av It can r a c J r it The Courier ijournal has been whipped into the support of the Dem ic ticket in Kentucky by the Democratic country press of that estate It surrenders very ungracefully it is true but it surrenders It isays that the rest of the ticket is un- Â¬ exceptionable but that Gen Har-dins attitude onthe money question engenders danger which is solemn The Courier and senseless drivel wages the Courier Journal an oyster supper that Hardin leads the state ticket that is that he will get more votes than any other man on the jiicket JByiiusville Courier Washington Maj J EL Ashcraft has been nominated by the Republicans of Mc- Cracken county as their candidate for the legislature Tudwete- 3f asUvIlle udzetze Venn J iJff y As shrink rhymes with think you are in shape td do some good its just possible hard thinking after your shrinking Heres a Do not fail to register next Tues- Â¬ day Oct 1 Gov Browu has named November 8 This Collesre is stronsrlv endorsed bv bankers and merchants FOUR weeks by Drauehons method of teaching bookkeeping is equal to 9 uy mc um plan umv opcciat U vantages In Shorthand Penmanship and TelegCheap board Open to both sexes No raphy vacation Enter now Railroad Faro Paid HOME STUDY KftToTISSSfcSSSS Shorthand and Penmanship especially adapt Â¬ ed to home study Write for Home Study circulars at once Happy HoMBMgoods are all shrunk in the piece and hold their shapedo not bag at the knees are sold under an iron clad guarantee to give you satisfaction and prices are away down Just push the button r puuuer tor yvu ir well do the rest as Arbor day V Deafness Cannot Be Cored by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of tho ear There is only one way to cure deafness and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing aud when it is entirely closed Deafness is the result and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its nor mal condition hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrn whicn is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces We will give 100 for any case of Deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by JEfalls Catarrh flnrft Slir1 fnr WrMilnro jfroni F J CHENEY Co Toledo O E Sold by JJruggists 75c Mammoth Clothing Shoe Co No Main St Hopkinsville Ky 1S vou wnt to mRka money Then Ho 1 1 Both the poBt office department and civil service commission are tak- Â¬ ing interest in the movement toward putting the fourth class postmasters sunder the protectipn of the civil ser- vice laws and it is probable that be- fore the end of this administration thelooked for action will be taken There are over 65000 fourth class jfpostolHced in the country and the mumber is constantly increasing Of donr bury your talent buf invest them in th3 Hopper Lots Second Week of Cotton wmmmwmwmummmnmwmmttffii States Exposition Atlanta Ga Septi 24 95 Ed Kentcckian The Exposition opened up yester day with a greater crowd than ex- Â¬ pected In spite of the torrid touch of the sweltering sun a great crowd make its way to the Magic City yesterday and remained there to inspect and and perspire With the promise of the cold wave or rather cooler wave this morning the present week promises to be more remarkable in attendance The sin gular fact just now is the indifference of tho Atlanta people thus far towards the Exposition There is now current an idea that the Exposition is in Ino shape for sight peeing aud that its incomplete condition makes it not worth the while to take the trip The many thousands that have thus far seen the fair are mainly visitors from the North Many came with the intention of spending only a few days after the eveuts at Louisville Chickamauera and Knoxyille but the sights of the grounds and the realization that this is one of the grandest Expositions in history of United States caused them to quickly change their minds The good man Friday arrived here yesterday He was a most pict urescie specimen with a matted lock of tawny hair tangled mass of rug- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Howe EWELnY c ac Is Now Open For Business WITH THE MOST ELEGANT LIME OF v these some 20000 carry salaries of than 550 per annum and at least half areuu places where there is much greater difficulty in a finding a com- peiealt and reliable person who is v willing to serve than in choosing be- 3eE9 The Couilup Fair jfcweenjcoinpetitor8 sulted as Hardin 45 Bradley f This seems to be about the uratio all along the line down this way follows At nearly every gathering in this oend of the state the political situation as being discussed and it is not un ftequent that the vote for governor is ftaken On an O V train enroute to iEvaaasville a few mornings ago the -voteof passengers who were legal vomers in the state was taken and re-- The Fifth Annual meeting nf the Christian County Fajr jvill beuhdd Oct 17 18 and 19 and preparations have been made for a much better far than usual The fine crops the increased interest andsthe extra efforts made to improve the various depart ments will all help to insure a suc cessful meeting Many special prem iums have been offered by the mer chants and some fine exhibits are promised For particulars aud cata- Â¬ logue write to Jno B Galbreath Secretary ever seen outside of a large city ALL AT LI YING PRICES Doiitiail to see this gorgeous display Everybody invited to V visit our store Personal attention given to Jewelry Watches DIAMONDS Bric-a-brClocksSilverware Spectacles Cut glass r Art Goods Vo 4 Watch Clock and Jewelry Repairing Remember the r place--20- 9 Two Doors North of SOUTH MAIN ST Co J H Anderson McCracken county has four canPolk didates for the legislature JBrooks Democrat Maj J H Ash craft Republican Jo A Parker Populist Dr J D Smith iudepend--wQu- t ji ouuiiiuuitit lur Brooks will he elected by a handsome majority Benton Tribune Jlimr ened hy tho sun He woraan abbre viated rpr of ventilated troupers 1rs coit through which with the wind whistled Will not worrv mv friends further about the sights but extend a most hearty invitation to all and trust P Col Bradley that many will rnrceni 7It is estimated that will et 10000 votes les this var sihan he ever received beforo in a h atate nltction The Republicans all over th staff are disgusted with his wai1 gKU UWUV v v UW The sale of Hopper lots will afford yon the opportunity to practice economy Obituary Call on us for Reliable Goods and Repairing COMPANY JEWELRY HOWE JAS M HOWE MGR 44i4UU4444444444U4U44UU4U4U4UU4UU4U4 w is yonr day of alvation Its your own fault if vou fail to 1ST il T The funeral service of Judge James Ramsey Dabney who departed this life Sept 23 1895 was conducted by his pastor Rev S N Vail in the First Presbyterian church I ji inceapin vaiior Hopper Lots Eosolutions of Eespeot Time fide nva St was the son of tho He 9f m fPr aj iinve for Hon Thos C Dabney and Susana Ramsey and was born in this city Nov 6 1848 He was married to Miss Ella Powell with five children survive the death of husband and father The K Ps took charge of the ser- vices at the grave Judge Dabney was a man of ster- Â¬ ling qualities and unusually intelli gent with intellect above the average As attorney at law ho had bright prospects for the future He was a member of the First Pres byterian church of this city as was his mother before him Blessed are tho dead who die in the Lord A host of friends and relatives sym Â¬ pathize with the lonelv wife and courageous mother and will be glad to extend a neipiug iauo to lighten the responsibility and lift the burden now in provideuce of God laid on her oer lots extends to you a helping hand T-l-i- p iCOet it LlHv IiP FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR OF TBE- - uost their usual enthusiasm for their Oinoy Til TiPC 9Z 1RRR rvho Header day at 4 oclock CIRCUIT COURT TIii Large Pocket Being Dlnvnlibed Jnt no Cages of Importance yet DUpoited of rcr solo to gflETSTIAN JJOUHTY Incorporated Alft V go i The Kentucky Distillers Association last week adopted an greement Tto limit ThskGj piuduction in Eon itucky for the next three years to 55 fper cent of the average output dur ang the fiscal years of 1890-91-9- 2 Whereas ithas pleased the supreme architect of the universe to remove from among us our derlv fo lnved brother H J Dillman Resolved that by the deah of brother Dillman this lodge hr lost one ot its brightest mom ben and masonry one of its standard supportÂ¬ HOPKINSVILLE KY On Tuesday court commenced regular business and a number of minor IHJR3DAY Gen Hardin is making a vigorous canvass of the state and is speaking io packed houses oyery day Tho Democrats all over thesiato have buckled on their fighting uniform sand will see to it that a big majority is rounded up for him in November People in Madison county Ky who have paid their taxes are en- Â¬ titled to bo married free by the sher iff and many young people in that county are taking advantage of the dead head system ers It takes a tram of three cars to if I j J v in U m i- transport Fitzsimmons to his Texas framing grounds After his inter Â¬ view with Mr Corbott it is possible that he can bo returned by mail Louisville Times caseBhavo been passed up Albert Wallace col was fined 20 Resolved that in memory f r and costH m each of two cases for deceased brother the members if this lodge wear the usual badge of mourn selling liquor without license ing tor thirty days Lewis Younglovo renting house Resolved that those resolutions bo for bawdy house wps fined 10 and spread upon our minutes and that costs they be printed in tho county papers Richard Caldwell col for malf S N Vail and a copy gent to the family of the ciously cutting Jo Sharp col was deceased John W Foabd Kiuly Tupper Customs Inspector given one year in the penitentiary R C MOJIEFIELD Two cases violating the Sabbath ut tne Atlanta exposition committed J L Steqar defendants were fined 15 and 25 suicide respectively Frank Parker seining fined 25 and costs Mrs Lincoln Cooley aud Mattie Cooley bawdy houe fined S25 and Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U S Govt Report costs each Twenty five misdemeanor cases were continued until the next term The bar on yesterday elected Maj John Pbelp3 to preside as Bpecial judge during the balance of the term m the place of the regular judge who is ab3eut on an electioneering 0 OTOBER 17th rKIDAY fCTOBER i8thj and ATDRDAY Q CTOBER 19th 1895 LIBERAL PREMIUMS In All Departments r W9 bjp i The Populists of Logan county iiavo nominated W It Browder for jtibe legislature 1 it It LI l ABSOLUTELY PURE vasste IOWOMBF r rii ii Thme SPEEED RING Each Day i bV tf The grand jury has not made a re port of its work Take Vitalia Liver Pills ij i7 c tour ADMISSION M V 25 Cents J v DULIN President b B GALBREATH Seorstary i JtthlJJm i fr 1 W t fi ItWIlO t lli 4 - fJititikateM- 41 rLE KENTUOKIAfN t k a i rt pooEBbiHjas rsr such a way that the child will realize v A there is a skillful porsoa leading ladys school rude boy attending a She studied flfave her much trouble bis disposition and found that he had a great desire to b doing something Continued from jhrtt Fag She exercised him along this line gVQpma many things outside of his regulaFwork to dp1 So she un Â¬ known to him acquired great power of control over him INTERMISSION 1 R on geography There was he said a bewildering number of methods in teaching geography Would use the Occaquestion and answer method sional excursions in the hands of a skillful teacher was a good plan to arouKkL interest so written essays JmnoVrinrTT Hnnstant re- ii nW keep the ever views should be had to - accumulating stock fresh Prof Hopson thought geography was relatively aboutsixth in value of Not the common school studies much timeBhould be given to it in the primary grades Geography and history must go hand in hand Prof Donnel would devote much Prof Owen then formed a class of young ladies nnd gave an interesting drill in calisthenics Prof Armer opened the discussion primary time to thiwork Ins graae xne cnuaren were b buy in terested in thisVattgejte Ho found map drawing a great Prof Cherry found tWflrdry sub iM fn Tiia first vMrg afc7ho6l With the mould board the pupil would get a much claarer identof the physical niter u features or tne couuhbuh rain the observing teacher might find and point out in any gully many nlivaiM1 features such as canes mountains rivers etc Geography is a great study to enlarge ones views ana to cultivate iuu imagination ne would not ask his pupils such questions as what kind of a climate has But having learned California them what effects climate such as latitude altitude ocean currents pre- Â¬ vailing winds and so fourth woiild let them determine the climate for themselves irpt uartuoiomew said cnanty be gari at home so should the study of eograpny dut snouia not end there howea how the use of the mould box inlhe iands of the unskilful teacher might be misleading A certain boy be asked to define a mountain said sand in a box Here the teachers were requested to ask questions on any points relating to tneir work Prof Hobson In geographical excursions what must we do with pu- Â¬ pils not studying geography Take them Prof Bartholomew t tm a all Prof Duffy Jbid this idea was sue cessfiiltyfaamed out in the schools of Germany Miss aWJJ W but labor with them at their homes Prof Sollee If a protracted meeting is in progress close to tne school house will the teaqher have tho right to dismiss for attendance on the meeting and with the consent of the trustees count the time as taught The Superintendent thought not Prof Bartholomew Our schools are i oi sectarian and should not be dismissed in the interests of any church organization Religion is a personal matter with each one of us The education1 of our children iri the public schools isa matter of common interest to all Continued in Next Issue How must wo got the consent of the parents No way Prof Bartholomew Vyest Jennie All u Hull Jl II tfl I fl WyJl mwmtffwm I J 2K I g- kjfttfw J J n1iU nT 1 AUu 11 A 1 1 oo5a3ioi3srGBric-a-Bra- ft MONDAY SEPT 16 paste it in your hat The time and place to make monev is at the big auction sale of Hoppers lots TTJES DAY at 4 oclock 4 OUT THIS out and AE0TJ2TD AND ABOtJT NOTHING BUT NEWS FOUND COLUMN IN if Great THIS Having decided to retire from the Jewelry Business my entire stock will be sold at Public Auction Watches Jewelry Diamonds c Silverware Clocks Fixtures and Safe All willbesold regardless of cost or value without reserve or limit What is my loss is your gain A chance of a lifetime Everything goes at your own price Sales commence each day at 10 a m 2 p m and 7p m until all is sold i A Sacrifice Of r ale t Condensed Account of tho Latest Hap penlngs TerseljHTolil for Busy Headers J4f Eagland Bros circus will exhibit in Paducah Oct 17 Walker Sons paper mills at Montgomery N Y were destroyed by fire toss 5125000 Turner Barclay anegro of Shreeves portLa who was charged with criminal assault was lynched by a mob Ti Gi YATES i HOPKINSVILLE KY- - Large Building Lots In the Tuesday Hopper Property Tuesday Oct 2 at 4 Oclock than attend the auc tion sale of Hoopers property Tuesday at 4 oclock and buy a Young man you cant do a better or more sensible thing AS CHEAP AS Well just come and see how cheap they are HAENESS SADDLES BEIDLES Just to suit you An elegant line of Summer Lap Kobes opened now Every thing you can need we have Forty Lots In Bgrty Minutes For Whatever They May Bring lot 7 Nothing like U was evereenorlieardof before Forty of the very best w building lota In HopltlnsvlHe size 100x213 to be sold at asacHflce ir A MississiDoi woman who chews tobacco and drinks whisky thinks that women have all the rights they need The five young men known as the Buck gang were convicted of ag- Â¬ gravated criminal assault at Ft Smith Ark The penalty is death R Yost Go v JM Everybody suiprlsedl how can they afford to JEYerjrbody astonished do It every one says The solution Is simply this At the present time wo are the only ones Interested In this elegant propa rty- - We want other persons Interested with us and will sell these forty lota merely as astarter to getthat many peo Â¬ ple Interested with us In pushing this magnificent property When these forty lots are sold we will have forty more persons and their families work lngwlth us andeachand every oneof them will feel an Interest in talking Besides a great many tnat Duy at about and pushlngthe remalnlnjflots this sale will erect bouses and each dwelling built means an Increased price on the other lots Bach lot ottered will he sold Irrespective of Price This will be the only chance you will ever havo to buy one of these un excelled lots cheap as we know we shall losemouey at this sale and consequently we will add what we lose How on to those lots that remain which i means that they will have to bring double prices flood There is a tide in the affairs of suburbs as well as in the af fairs of men which ta ken at its flood leads on to fortune We are confident that for Hoppers Property the tide is now on and it will be taken at its Hip Amy Lee the wealthiest Chi son-in-law Grreat Offerings will Our Summer Clearance Sale is still going on and we are selling at a Great Sacrifice our handsome line Dress G oods French Gftnghams Q oods Summer going at cost and you Novelty Wool Patterns These goods are never have such another opportunity to buy If you want Remember we have the best stock in town and offer bargains impossible to duplicate The Forty Lots go without Regard to Price cet the people Interested with us Everyone advised us not to sell now during the dull season and while money Is so tight but we know that we have to loSe money on these forty lots some time and now Is Just as good a time as any Wo are satisfied that next spring the lots would bring more money but we are determined to sell now and while we are sure to- lose big money It Is the time for Investors and homoeeicers to buy at their own price We want It distinctly understood that every lot of these forty will bo sold no matter If It doesnt bring fifty per cent of their value t We are determined to sell not less than forty lots at this Sacrifice Sale and although we expect they will bring loss than the value wo are willing to let them go at whatever the public may choose to pay for them just to Everything goes at Your Own Price r Forty Lots y bids are made No haggling or urging people to buy They must go and go quick Come out and see the fun Fastest time ever made at au auction it wo have got to glvd uwaj these lots and that U what it looks like we might as well do It quick and shall therefore sell the forty lots In forty mlmttcs The lots will be put up and knocked down just as soon as two in Forty Minutes All are invited to attend this greatSacrlflce Sale whether they wish to purchase or not We want evervbody on hand to see the greatest sale ever made In uopklnsvllle and see that all our promises are made good and that we mean what we say Come and see this great Lightning Sale of Lots A lot sold eaoh minute Nothing like It ever attempted before Dont miss it Dont let anything keep youfromsceingthegreatest fastest and finest sale ever witnessed Hopper Property This excellent propertv adjoins the city on the south side and is on Vir- glnla street right in the line of growth and extension of the city Every one in HopklnsvlUe knows that the city is growing fast in this direction nnd with the best class of people and the best class of houses The city cant grow In any other direction it is compelled to grow southwardly This fact alone perpetuates this property as the most desirable residence property In the city and guarantees much moro Increase In value than any other portion of tho city Every one who has seen this property admits It Is the finest tract of land and the most desirable place for a home or Investment ever offered for sale It being offered at auction has created nothing short of a genuine sensation and is the talk of the town TCemember All of these forty lots mustgoand will go in fortymlnutes at any price pffered Astonishing as this may seem It Is a fact as you will be convinced of by attendlngjhts greatSacrlflce sale of lots every one is invited wheth be given to DUlUCWie willertEe wishwhich to purchase or not Terms oi saioono thlrd cash balance 1 and 2 years 6 percent lute rest naman on the Pacific coast wants an American and offers a fortune to any reputable young American who will marry his daughter Hughey George of Lexington the well known commedian has organized a minstrel company of Bluegrass talent known an tho TJliKgiuss Itliu strels and they will soon take the road A well known gputlemau of Paris is backing the enterprise The tobacco barn of Mr Randolph Keed H prominent young Ballard county farmer was destroyed by fire A a few days ago near Bandana fine crop of tobacco which was housed in the barn went up in smoke The discovery of n 5li--ing leveais the horrible murder of Silas Hobley a mail car rierat Evergreen Ala He had been His mail missing for some time bags which were found near the skeleton had been rifled A deal has been closed whereby Jno L Sullivan and Paddy Ryan ex champion heavy weight pugilists of the world will meet in a boxing contest of four rounds before the Cleveland Athletic club of Cleveland 0 on Oct 5 It will be for scientific points and a good sized purse an d there will be several other bouts in connection with it Carpets Mattings or Euers RICHARDS mtmtsmm CO t f i 1 pvm4hm m v J 8rMJilMTON Qmm Per SCHOOL k e I BOYS ft V W i x rffi9Hi Comprising Suifc Extra Pair of Pants and Good Cap 4 Awarded Highest i Honors Worlds Fair Guaranteed to be all wool All for 3 Of course we have got better ones at 1350 50 vWCFi CREAM ra u n S and 5 OHU WIG JD Oy S h O U S v We will fit them out Nicely and Save You Money XW rrCB BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE A COX n--- BOULWARE vi FREE BARBECUE FREE MUSIC H W FREE RIDE R M Conway Agt Office with Msm n x BrMthitv x nm Ammonia Aum rany other adulterant pure Grape Creatn of Tartar Powder Fre it ma 40 YEARS THE STANDARD i ij trif- p 6 fhmum l HOPKINSVI the most prominent miscitwiryt worwrs in he church fU ofc t u er a- ss r W one f Dyspepsia vfc ri a oorgURUonftjfcli- What is i ioaritf will hold JwesidAt Minneapo 4 lis during he continual of the gen n treat- educational ad f missionary Castoria is Dr Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants and Children Itj contains neither Opium Morphine nor for Paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor OIL It is Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty yecs use by Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and allays t other Narcotic substance It is harmless pubstituto feverishnoss Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd ores Diarrhoea and Wind ColicT CastorKT relieves teething troubles cures constipation and flatulency Castoria assimilates the food regulates the stomach and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep Cas Â¬ toria is the Childrens Panacea the Mothers Friend eral convention There flibe no doubt that the hoepitalUy of the fieautlful Minnesota clty as well as that of her sister St Paul will be taxed to tho utmost during tho first three weeks of October but those who attended the republican convention three years ago knows that no visitor to tho great Flour City will be permitted to suffer for either the necessaries or tho luxuries of life The churchmen of tho northwesti will contribute liberally to make this years general convention which will Two men were killed at a negro be tbe first ever hgld jvest ot Chicago dance near Guthrie Okla a jratherinff wbrthytobeijemembcred For once both Minneapolis anS St Good Fob Indigestion Paul are working together harmo Â¬ We were very much pleased with niously A general committee of twenty five prominent men from tbe the paper dolls which were sent for twin cities of which Rev H P Nich- - onetrade mark from Hoodb Pills and 10 centsin stamps I have used Hoody Pills and think they are excellent for indigestion and recommend them to all who suffer from that com- Â¬ plaint -Ella Gee Otia Kyi 1 Â¬ t- - Mr A Y I was troubsays May 81st 1895 led with Dyspepsia for twenty iivo TftJrs ami could get no porrrianent re lief from any treatment or medicine until I began the Use of Kingi Royal Gennefaer some five years ago It gave mo great relief and after the lapse of live year 1 can recommend it as the best medicine I know of for This Indigestion and Dyspepsia easels but oneoutof thousands which prove that indigestion dyspepsia and stomach troubles j Germotuer cures when all else fails New package large bottle 108 dosesl For sale R O Hardwick Twbntt Fivk Ybarb he tts Kingston Ga iilliiiii Thp Main Street FURNITURE Dealer A Complete and BeautJiVi Stock oa hand all at l liMSHuMuiiiiiiiaakfiiiMiiiin ii wm HI LOWEST Cash FiGURlES ASQtUTgPURE 1 Bed room Suits 11 lTtt OLDtUAfeli W Bt A XWH3FIl5A1IKfil AH iuniB WW TOM i up r A Solid Oak Suit for MooidrifdAmtoTiicR fi W N DUbKfeR FUIERALJlREqTOR Hotel Hoods Pills cure indigestion ft- bil- Â¬ j II Castoria known to me Xowell Maes Castoria Castoria is so well adapted to children that I recommend It as superior to any prescription Castoria it an excellemt melcrne for chll ken Mothers have repeatedly told me of its jpod effect upon their children Dr G C Osgood hi H So Oxlord A St Archer M D Brooklyn N Y iousness u TTiatWould Be Odd Hojack I foresee a great difficulty in the fwayi of electing i unmarried women as members of state legisla Â¬ tures Tomdik Name it Fine Horse For Sal JJ I I u Castoria Is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted X hope the day Is faot iar distant when mothers will 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 Jiurtful agents down their throats thereby sending them to premature graves Dr J P KmenELOB Conway Ark Our physicians in the childrens depart Â¬ ment have spoken highly of their experiÂ¬ 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 conies that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon It MT BEV JOHN D WrLUAMS United Hospital and Dispensary Axuaf C Surra Pra Boston Mass The Centaur Company 77 Murray Street New York City i- 1 EPISCOPAL CONGRESS jit Will Moot at Minneapolis on the 1st of October i Great Gathering Which I of More Than Denominational Importance Weighty Problems to Be Settled Rules of the Convention Spcola Chicago Letter among them the revision of the constitution and canons A committee was appointed some time ago to prepare a report on this rather ticklish problem This report is now in the hands of the delegates to the convention and it is stated in some quarters will cause a heated discussion in the house of depu ties as it enlarges the power of the N One of the most important religious leatherings of ihe year will be the gen Â¬ eral convention of the Protestant Episcopal church called to convene at Minneapolis on October 1 and to ro knaln in session for three weeks The general convention is an association Sol all Episcopal churches in the United States in one body and meets every jillird year It is composed of the house lof bishops which includes the bishops of 11 the dioceses in thecountry and the house of clerical and lay deputies iThe clergy and laity composing the liouflo of deputies meet and deliberate I 1 BT ifiJV HESRT CODMAK POTTEB ET REV IIEHBY BENJAMIN WHIPPLE i rar w fir i yt t - tA together but sometimes vote separately The and when required by dioceses Ihouse of bishops has in all cases a negative upon the house of deputies but when exercised this must be com Imunlcated to the latter body within a limited period No church law or canon can be enacted without concur rence of both clergy and laity no man can be introduced into sacred office without testimonials from both orders and no man can be punished for any offense not clearly defined by the laws of the church without an opportunity of a hearing before the general conven tion j The Church of England of which the Protestant Episcopal church is a child established its first parish on American soil in 1007 From that time on to the close of the revolution all the clergy In the colonies were under the super vision of the bishop of London The first American bishop was Rev Samuel Seabury who was consecrated bishop of Connecticut in Scotland in 1783 On February 4 1789 Rev William White was consecrated ljishop of Pennsylvania and Rev Samuel Provost bishop of New York by Most Rev John Moore archbishop of Canterbury This ceremonial placed the church in America on a substantial basis and soon after ward it became independent of the English Society for the Propagation of the Gospel which had supported many of the Episcopal churches before and during the war fdr independence Until 1021 the church grew stcrdily but not rapidly Immigration from England increased the membership duriug the early thirties and since that time the financial as well as numerical development of tho denomination has been gratifying indeed According to the latest census reports the Episcopal of 682054 i church has a membership divided into 6010 parishes and property valued at 181220317 Its clergy list numbers 2529 and its educational Institutions are numerous and reraark ably well equipped The Minneapolis convention will have to decide several important ques tions which have been agitating the lehureh for a lonxr time prominent Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ i Â¬ pretty fight between the high church and low church is the proposed crea tion of an American archbishopric Many good Americans think that the church in America is rich enough and powerful enough to maintain a sort of Yankee archbishop of Canterbery at Washington D C Others equally proud of their church ridicule the idea Should the advocates of the archbishopric succeed in carrying through their scheme the honor of being the first American potentate would probably fall to Rt Rev John D Williams of house pi bishops in a number of ways Another question which may cause a Connecticut who was consecrated bishop in 1851 and is in point of service the oldest member in the house of bishops Among the auxiliary forces of the Episcopal church the more prominent are the Womans Auxiliary to the Board of Missions the brotherhood of Saint Andrew and tho White Cross society The womans auxiliary is organized in every state and territory of the union and takes an active part in all church work open to ladies Its membership is large and select many thousands of dollars being raised annually by the various guilds conducted under its patÂ¬ Â¬ oils Is chairman is completing the ar-Â¬ rangements necessary to make the ses- Â¬ sion a perfect one The house of dep- Â¬ uties will hold its meetings in Oeth semane church Minneapolis and the house of bishops will assemble in Knickerbocker Memorial hall which adjoins the church building The most interesting of the national characters who are to take part in the deliberations of the house of bishops will no doubt be Rt Rev Henry Ben jamin Whipple bishop of Minnesota He was for many years a missionary bishop and traveled through the northwest long before railroads ran into St Paul He has an extensiye acquaint ance among the Indian tribes of the west and the half breeds of Manitoba by many of whom he is almost worshiped The most aristocratic of the bishops whose voice will be heard In advocacy hi the so called revised constitution will bo Rt Rev Henry Cod man Potter of New York Bishop McLaren of Chicago will command a strong following on account of the tenacity with which he defends ideas emanating from him or his friends Among the famous laymen who will have seats in the house of deputies are Plerpont Morgany tho well known banker F L Stetson W B Cutting and Stephen B Nash New York clergymen whose wprds will attract attention in and out of the church are Rev4Dr Morgan Dlx Rev Dr W Rf Huntingionji recfor of Grace church and chairman of the prayer book revision committee Rev Dr Hoffman dean of the theological sem inary and Rev Dr David H Greer reftor of St Bartholomewsphurch and Chicago wll famous philanthropist send a powerful delegation to the con some ofjyhoe members vention will make themselves famous in case the high and low church question should come up for discussion It is stated that the church intends to take a more active interest in home missions hereafter and that the gen eral convention may feel disposed to increase the number of missionary bishops This proposition if made will not be favorably received by those delegates who favor cooperation with other churches and are opposed o the perpetuation of what they call exclusive methods In the deliberations on this subject the western lay delegates will probably take the leadÂ¬ m I have decided to offer my young hore Willis for sale Four years old second last Mr Van Juneiablack nithwMtefeet Cleve had him In training teix weeth recently and writes me the following letter AugustSth 1605 Jn answer toyour inquiry with reference to your horse will ay thlsi t have not had a horse on my track this year that showed more from Hojack Well it would sound odd to speed than he did right the very start and in Entirely new and first class in all along until mv driver deed Improved peak of tho lower branch as a house quit be have held the watch on him and seen respects Excellent Sample EooniB I milps in 218 and quarters at a much him trot of miss representatives Judge faster gait Have seen him trot one eighth In and service unequalod in the city 20 seconds time after time with apparent ease On Double Car Line What He Dreaded and perfectly within himself I do not know Of a joung horse anywhere that shows as C F Kleiderkr Proprietors Lea Great heavensl old man I have as your horse suffered three days and nights of much promise for o fast Hotter lady or child 1 i any tT ftWerL0Ti His disposition Imperfect sleepless agony from this raging tooth- Â¬ can handle him with perfect safety Not He will be fast as any and nfrRldof anything ache I game to the core In good hands la capable of WHftTVOH Perrln8 Why dont you get it pulled taUingavery low mar Mm sv l LP Lea hurt I would but Im afraid it would Puck A The following letter fron- - JoiisJVanClivb the trainer August 8th 1M5 Bit First Tramp All I have In tho world i is a counterfeit quarter Second Tiamp And all I have Is a plugged dime Both Lets hold a monetary confer- Â¬ ence Detroit Tree Press Onega Again at Finance hands high and will Your horse Is weigh 1050 pounds uaining condition but In road horse ordr 1100 pounds Is a well por Vi j Etheb Knox Why aro you like my piano lamp Staylate Because I shine fn ybur drawing room pedigree and price CorSeventn and Liberty J5ts Ethel Knox You are turned down Hopkinsvuie ivybut you dont go out N Y World - portioned horse and safe for any one to drive unusually cleer forayounghorse I took the horse perfectly green and with six weeks handling drove him one eighth of a mile at a 240 gait and could have driven him faster had the track been good Your horse with any kind of chance will develop Into a horse that will beat with all ease a 220 gait There is iomethlng remarkable about your horse every time 1 work him he shows an Increase In Elijah Bilis Trainer speed D i ao not rsk an G oTo LOUISVILLE Have your Photograph made at WYBRANTS NEW STUDIO eoroiiP jv 8 No 580 Fourth Avenue LJ I ftTicwrH jii m ltVl Mm iJLiJ An f 9 KW V StlU There Tbe perfume of her violets I never shall forget Eortho florlstfebill thatoame with than Is hovering round m i -- N Y Herald NO SPOItT LIKE FISHING KY Is the finest Hotel In the South All mod ern Improvements Steam Heat and Elect Lights throughout per aay Bates 2 to Hffiii Latham HOPKINSVILLE Hodges Co The OhihaDecorator illustrated monthly journal the only publication In the world devoted exclusively to information and instruction on all matters connected wlth r 350 Managers Acknowledged by Amateurs Professionals nd Teachers as lnalsnsnsable and the recog nized authority on all subjects connected with these arts Each number contains si Uutlful colored study six or more puKaKfelgaB with full directions for reproduetwrij and query column open to subscribers only China and Qlasi Pilnting atid Dtcoratlcg PROFESSIONAL CARDS IIAKBERY BELL thlspnper ffice Mention Price yearly 300 mailed per copy 30c Orders and subscriptions reoelvcd at this So Send Every Lady Bhonld See It In stamps for samplti copy t The China DEC0SAT0EPublishlni Co 85 University Place New YorkUlty a layers Practice In the Courts of Christian and ad olnlng counties Hopkinsvlll Ky Office City Hall building Court Square niVESvtIIALE Jones I tell you Brown theres no sport like fishing Brown You bet Ill just raise you five Judge How It Was Arranged Remember Maud I am no more Plain Charllo Drown hut Mr Unless you will consent id bo My wife and not my Sr And Maud consented then and there And Charlie Brown thenKr Halifax Herald A I Practice in the Couits of Christian and ad joining counties Hopklnsville Ky Office Court St near Weber i Attorneys at Law Uf S WITHERS REXDAEtf HERD of Berkshire hogs and Southdown sheep Nice lot of year old BuckB and pigs of both sexes now ready for delivery MBKiso Attorney and Counsellor at Law Praotices In the Courts of Christian and joining counties Hopklnsville Ky Office over Planters Bank A Newstead Kv ad- Â¬ Practical Worker You say Dr Matthew that man Cora on tho hotel veranda is a geologist Henry Kollock Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon in U SNavy af Â¬ terwards Post Sunreon U 8 Army and later Surgeon British Marine Service with tw years experience as Physician at Hot Springs Ark will welcome the sick and af- Â¬ flicted at His Office where consultation with one of the Most Successful Doctors of the presan age Is cordially invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent ures guaranteed In every case undertaken He is picking out Merritt Yes stones for a patent medicine firm to paint advertisements on Judge Terrible Blow Felled Him Bagger Some one told mo that your wifo was killed In a cyclone out west Wagger Yes I tell you old man that was the greatest blow I ever hnd Town TrTitng CURED BY USTIN LPEAY Attorney at Law Office Weberstreet ing part G W Weippiert rearof Court House Albert Once Wrote Poetry The prince of Wales once wrote po Â¬ etry which Queen Victoria treasures with great care No one knows exactly what kind it is but It is probably bad enough to be published In a six penny magazine Solved Collections aSpccialtj Hopklnsville Ky nit M S MERRIWETHEE Late of Louisville hLECTROPOlSE Dentist Jl LADY WHO Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treata Succeseully4 All Chronic and Long Standing Diseases over Bassett hospital methods ronage The brotherhood of St Antirew was started in Chicago in 1883 It is an orÂ¬ ganization of men in the Episcopal church whose sole object is the spread of Christs kingdom among men It was organized as a parochial organiza- Â¬ tion with no intention of extending it beyond the limits of SU James parish at Chicago Its work however in bringing men to church was so success- Â¬ ful that brotherhoods were formed Tn other Chicago parishes and in different parts of the country Now the society has over cne thousand chapters in the United States with a membership of 12000 men The brotherhood idea has also taken root in Canada and among the male communicants of the Church of England in Australia and in the Scottish Episcopal church The White Cross society has its head quaxtcrs in New York It has three principal purposes I to urge upon men the obligation of personal purity 2 to raise the tone of public opinion upon the subject of morality 3 to se cure proper legislation in connection with the subject of morality The Whito Cross movement was inaugurated in 1883 by the bishop of Durham in England It was taken up in this country a year later and soon spread throughout the United States It has among Us pfitcers nud directors the most influential bishops in the country and such famous men as Rev Dr Morgan Dlx rector of Trinity church at New York arid Rev B F Da Costa in a terrible quan- Â¬ iMrs Brown-j-Idary I really dont know which way to i turn Mrs Jones What is the matter dear Mrs Brown My husband has left the choice of a seat in church to me and I dont know whether I want to hire a front seat and let everybody else see my clothes or a back one where I can see everybody elses clothes Mrs Jones Compromise the mat Â¬ Town ter and sit in- the gallery m - SUFFERED DEATH ALMOST iCos Office In Summer Building naTCirrh VscLliCliJ JUL Dyspepsia Bronchitis Asthma treated by latest WITH SICK HEADACHE Hopkip8villeKy SI D Bilood Sores MNDREW SEARGENT ahdSkin ease Dis Â¬ H It Relieves Neuralgia Pains Every Time and is a Certain CurofortlieEiaspcritlngGrlp Physician and Surgeon Office Fifth and Main Streets Court Room Hopklnsville Ky say that my wife suffered Telephone No 5 c r death yith sick headache for years arid tho Electropoise has almost cur- nRHHWALLACE ed her It relieves neuralgic pains Physician and Surgeon every time and I do not doubt but Topics Telephone office OFFICE up that persistent use will entirely cure corner Ninth stairs opposite Residence corper and Main Aq Excited Conversation that trouble I have used it for or- Â¬ Main and Seventeenth Horrors Those dinary fevers on our children of 8 to 6 First Bystander Hopklnsville Ky two are trying to scratch each others years of age with most marked suceyes out JUNIUS OMoDAVI IT Second Bystander No they are not cess Thirty six hourS usually reDontist Its a deaf and dumb man and his wife sulting in a decided cure quarreling N Y Weekly As for myself I have had occasion nopklnsvllleKy to treat for a violent attack of la The Reason of It grippe broke it up completely in Office over Kellys Jewelry Store Mr Saucrs angrily Why dont you forty eight hours an hours be like that woman Just look how ment locally between the eyes treat- U H8KERRITT and bright and happy she isl Painter and Paper Hanger Mrs Sauera witheringly Yes that all night treatment at high power on tho ankle and continued through the ictdoic fa Mrs Gollghtly a Puck ALE WORK next day did tho work The Elec- Done with Neatness and Dispatch and at Low Very Unique tropoise is the sovereign remedy for est Prices Lady Novelist Id like to have my colds and all forms of prostration SHOP 8th streot next to DR Beard office Houklusville Ky heroine dosomcthlng absolutely unique from overwork Yours very truly B B Sanders ULf WGRAA friend Yes Why dont you make her faint when there is no ono looking Rental terms J0cahforJvirmonMiH with Illustrated Bits Proprietor of IrivUefcet5purehastjby pnylng7 EOnddltion al nt fie expiration of fourmonihH A Correct Answer First Nationnl Barber Shop Klectwpolte book of particulars free Teddie What are womans rights to rnclct any nildres Shaving 10c Shampooing 26c Hair Cutting Nothingbut first class work and in the pa 2fo DUBOIS WEBB Pa Everything that they want my latest fashion 513 FOUflTrt AVENUE Hopklnsville Ky boy always remember that Boston LocwviixE Kentucky tfext door to First National Bank Courier I will Plmnles Scofuiair Tumors- - Eczema TIlrrfl SYPHILIS unri all trniihlrS nrltnrr an Impure opposite City from completely state vt tbebloodr promptly eradlcatedX forever from the and system restoring neaitn ana purity Weakback frequent and burning urine dls eases oi tne oiaaaer oi coin sexes promptly and safely cuied T iocs will receive special and man JicLUiUo treatment for all theircareful r ailments J I Kidney and Urinary Syphilis Gleet Strictures Yrtcecele Hydro eeleTenderneWeakueBXf Organs Piles Fistula quickly cured without pain oa deten- tlon irom ttusiness Melancholy Dlniness Loss of Enemy and Conlldennn thn ufr of Early Vice which brines Oru a Private diseases te ggj 1 J Nervous Debility tions imppteney vuujuji unfluing one for business study niwVr or enjoyment Sj of life treated with never failing success On uo uriuary aepostts a ropy sediment Will Often hf fmmH ntiri mmtlmu smal panicles of albumen will apnearor tho cpor will be of a thin mllklth hue again UUUUK1JIU IU a Qnrir nnn flirhlH nnnMrnnAA Thprfi fira mnnt mnn nt JA TimlH rrnv f i ii wo cause wnicn is ino Becona ui oiugooiDemmai weasness will guarantee a perfect cure in nil The doctor and a suoh cases 11 Hriri ii si t evuv r v iuiiuyj vi ij J l I 1 DrEoIlook 613 Churoli Street I Nashville Tmb ti healthy restoration of the cenltureurtnarv organs nmiiSToiir troubles If living nway from thecltV Ynu pah lkHiilr AthnmH hvMrrpfl llAllHonna Afn mv lVnlnt Hamma lHi nil Jiuica- u xuovuiv cucujr urtuijiKa una meuiciqe iMa secure irom ouervanon Testimonials SJratlents are never pubjiehed Rank references to my responsibility cheerful n Addres 3 1 X p 1 l n v i 7 Ga September 87JS95 ae BP53h - ti5 1 HOFKOTBVIMbE 3H5 KENtfOKI AN vm v 4 j y1 Olrotdt 0mrt Dlrectorr- twij three week third Xondar weeks flr Monday In SeptwttVerterm thre weeks j --Fourth Monday In February Cerum erm six u first Monday In June term Monday In September our wee rterm six we s oond Monday in April term Oaxlowai August term three weiu rs Monoa two wfeWg second Monday in November JXr- - Mrs Anna If 6agef et in wife of Ex HOW TO KILL SQUIRRELS i A Deputy U S Gelumbuj Kan Marshal saysi in May term twc weeks first Monday tn August term twc weeks J urn tMonnday 1 December term two weeks IiTOU itm tlUm weeksMonday First ua J Vl- 1 less than 20 win utes aud with scarcely any pain WX after using only two bottles of I was delivered ot TWINS in comes underathreOj important discover- les which hefiasmado by a close ob Â¬ Exterminating ho Pest Discovered by a Spokane Man A T Church ef Spokane has dls lovercd a sure way of exterminating the arch enemy of tho Washington farmer the ground squirrel Mr Churchs method of extermina- Â¬ tion saya the Tribune of that city New Method of Miracle in Vermont with an Incurable DUeae - JiiKCIsv i wMia tftm0 THE WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE OF A WELL KNOWN CHELSEA MAN CERULEAN 5 SPRIKUS Stricken habits servation of Ihe ground squirrels tUiarmjrno FRIEND Regular Graduate and Registered Physician it Navy after DIUMOT 8TJTEB AIXERWAED awards Post Surgeon U S Army and later receipt ot price flurgeon British Marine Service with two mall tarsentbr Express orBoole on TO MOTHKBS1 per iyeara experience as physician at Hot Springs Si 94 free bottle mailed ArK Endorsed by the Encyclopedia Brl- - BBAOTELDi BECULATOn CO ATLiNTi QL anlca Vol X page 18S the largest and SOLD OX AUC DBUOGISXS imost Important work in tho world boing in wenty flve volumes each the size of a large rchurchBlble no is noted as the discoverer Its Value Recognized By Physicians of theiWfe principle of gelsemJnum a speol- - z Akafule I am opposed to proprie- Â¬ flo for nbufalgU of the face and womb CurM tary medicines Still I value a good Catarrh Svphllis Lost Manhood and General especially when such is the Debility The Doctor hos been all over the one As a trop- Â¬ world and has made mrny cures given up by source of relief from pain ical external application I have Other physicians Vendome Building formerly Assistant Surgeon US A Sodnd Dr Kollock in Nashville mu ncno itroubled with jauudiqe sick headache uau lasce in mourn iouiiMieuwi vyat- ea tongue ayspepsia muiges uuu fjf hot diSf skin pain in back and be tween the shoulders chills and fever etc If vou have anr of these symp toms your liver is out of order and blood is slowly being poisoned ecause vour blood does not act prop erly Herbino will cure any disorder of the liver stomach or bowels It ha no equal as a liver medicine Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at R C Hardwicks drug store mm found Chamberlains Pain Balm the Liver Makes a Wem Manc bestremedy I have ever used for neu Are you bilious constipated 0 ralgiabf any kind I sons William Horne M D Janes ville Wis Sold by R C Hardwick A recommended it to many per- Â¬ Druggist Jap and an American were married at sea woman The name of the new challenger for the Americas cup is the Distant Shore From all accounts Chamberlains Cough Remedy is a Godsend to the afflicted There is no advertisement about this we feel just like saying it The Democrat CarrolltonKy For sale by R C Hardwick Druggist The thermometer at Evansville fell iorty nine degrees in seventeen hours says It may be a pleasure to you to know thehigh esteem in whicn Chambe- Â¬ rlains medicines are held by the people of your own state where they must be best known An aunt of minejwho resides at Dexter Iowa was abcRit to visit me a few years since and before leaving homo wrote mo asking if they were sold here stating if they were not she would bring a quantity with her as she did The not like to be without them s medicines referred to are Chamber- Iains Cough Remedy famous for its cures ofooUIs and croup Chamber lains PalyBalm for rheumatism lame back pfiins in the side and chest and Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for bowel com pldintsf These medicines have been in constant use in Iowa for almost a quarter of a century The people have learned that tliey are articles of greaijworth and mferit and unequaled by hriy other They are for sale here by R C Hardwick Druggist Y the Spectator Rushford N In a recent lettdf to the manufacturers Mr Wt F Benjamin editor of it Strikers at North Adams have returnee tdwork 1 Mass Several years ago 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 J C Marlow with us ever since Decaturville Mo For sale by R C Hardwick Druggist A Mussachusettes man committed suicide at a Milwaukee hotel f Truths Tersely Told Foleys Honey and Tar is one of the standard medicines used in the Working Womens Home Association t South Poorin tw- Phicago Dr Blinn Med Supt Foleys Honey and Tar gives the fv Knot unfiafanfinn nnrfl C F J3icKnAns 1 Lsi Roseland 111 My customers call for Foleys cough syrup s r ii ivnsxE BjHhthii 11 U FnrB1fi hv O K Wvlv in the Associ- - tt nokinsyille is at present linul2l nf trm1finhiftkv Press ri rriSJ fctiatiow iKf Is unequalled for Eczema Tetter Salt Eheum Scald Head Sore Nipples Chapped Hands Itching Piles Burns Frost Bites ChromoSore Eyes and Granulated Eyj Lids For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box TO Ohamberlains Bye andSkiu Ointment or putting a horso in a fine healthy con dition try Dr Cada Condition Powders They tone up tho system aid digestion euro l6s3 of appetite relievo constipation qorrect kidnev disorders and destroy worms giving ncr life to an old or over worked horse 25 cenU pjsr package For sale by druggists HOE3SOW2IEES i Tlift Tirico of Kentuckv coal has arU yanced one cent a bushel rim m m K it rt r ffVben Babywos sick waav her Costorlo When sua was a unua sno cnea xor wiswria When she became Miss she clung to Caatoria Whin she had Children she gave them Costorla if LL What do men do with their feet and at dinner Same thing they do at Miss Lizzie Saddler died suddenly breakfast and luncheon wind them of heart disease at Alaysville about the limbs of their chair and hook on by their toes She sat In a well known Broadway Weakness is the sympton impover- Â¬ ished blood the cause Hoods Sarsa- Â¬ restaurant the other evening says the parilla the cure It makes the weak New York World and amused herself after she had appeased her hunger by strong watching the mens pedal extremities Forest Ares are doing great damage Some who had feet of generous length caught tho heels of their boots on the in the vicinity of Santa Cruz Callower front rung of tbe chair and hung their feet up as It were while they Ballards Snow Liniment dined This wonderful liniment is known Two men with short legs and feet to from the Atlantic to the Pacific and match actually kept on tiptoe through from the Lakes to the Gulf It is the meal A few wreathed their legs the most penetrating liniment in the around thoso of the table world It will cure rheumutism neuOne laid his left foot flat on tho ralgia cuts sprains bruises wounds floor sldowaysj and stood the right one old sores burns sciatica sore throat upon it changing base from time to sore chest and all iuflammationaftor time all others have failedj It will cure Several hoisted their hoofs on the barbed wire cuts and heal all wounds chair rung which brought their knees where proud flesh has set in It is so high their owners had to Bit on the equally efficient for animals Try it bias to avoid raising tho table from the and you will not be without it Price floor a few scattered their1 pedal beÂ¬ longings under the entire width Of thei i 50 cents mahogany tangling them1 up with tho Bob Kneebs has been expelled from trotters of their to such an exJ tent that she wondered it wasnt as the American Trotting Association common to walk off with another mans legs as with his hat Found In tho whole cafe Â¬ At C K Wylys drug store a mar- three men who placedthete wero not their feet flat velous cure for all kidney complaints upon the floor and kept them there Â¬ nervous exhaustion and female weak- She couldnt help thanking fato for her ness It is the Cliuio Kidney Cure petticoats for who knows what antics girls may go through while satisfying One hundred and seventyrfive their birdlike appetites thousand in gold was withdrawn from the sub treasury for shipment to Can- Â¬ Tho Earth ModrL ada Four leading French scientists Vll lard Cotard Soyrig and Tissandler JiOXICC have succeeded In making a wonderful every man and woman In tho United model of the earth It Is a huge sphere I wast interested in tbe Opium and Whisk State habits to have one of nyr bobks on these dls forty two feet in diameter and has eases Address B MWoolley Atlanta G painted upon its outside all details of Box 882 and one wiU be sent joaXreo the earths geography At Paris where world Kinly Tupper Customs Inspector tho pygmy glass is being exhibitedÂ¬ dome has been erectan iron and at the Atlanta exposition committed ed over tho globe Tho building Is suicide eight sided and Is well provided with elevators and stairways which Clinton Missouri makes it an easy task for the visitor to MrA L Armstrong an old drug Â¬ examine all parts of tho world Tho gist and a prominent citizen of this globe welghB eighteen tons but I s so enterprising town says I sell nicely balanced that it can easily be some forty different kinds of cough rotated by a small handwheel The en medicines but have never in my ex- tire surface area Is Ave hundred and perience sold so much of any one ar- tweuty flvo feet which Is sufHilent to ticle as I have of Ballards bore exhibit- all ihe mountains rivers hound syrup All who use it say it islands and cities even to the principal is the most perfect remedy fui cuu0h thoroughfares of the latter cold consumption and all diseases ot Tho Inventor of tho Safety the throat and lungs they have- ever The Cyclist is amused it declares to tried It is a specihe for croup and hear of tho many people who hayo in whooping cough It will relieve a vented the safety bicycle Tho Contains no bays The ohir cough in one minute iquet wo opiates given to tho English inventor France has lately put up a monument at Barle Happy by Comparison1 Duc to the Michaux who claimed the Hello McGlnnls you look bine Invention fOr France and now the D What is tho matter It B assures us that the Invention 1s Matter enough Boil on tho back dub to a German named PhlUp Morltz of my neck who Fischer of Schwelnfurt-on-MalBy George I old fellow I sympa Â¬ between 1850 and 155 built a wooden thize with yout safety which Is yet seen In tho muse Â¬ But you are not looking remarkably um of that town The pedals are on Any Â¬ tho front wheel- - the size of which Is cheerful yourself Whackster thing wrong with you 99 centimeters SO inches that of the 4 My wifo is cleaning house back wheel 68 centimeters 20 inches Fervently Thank heaven I for my and tho length of the machine is 470 boll N Y Mercury centimotors 57 inches It has a spring saddle luggage carrier a brake which Took It Literall- yacts on the bade wheel a lamp a bell And then I saw tho handwrltingon mudguards wall said the storyteller in iho and even small tho course of ono of his tales iDatch Funeral Car You did exclaimed tho housewife A funeral car in Holland is the queer- Â¬ Plainly est most medieval looking of con Well thats what comes of ha vlp veyances Imagine tho horses entirely children In tho house Theyre always hidden under long sweeping draperies Chicago Even Â¬ marking up the walls of black cloth like the steeds in the ing Post illustrations to Froissart These drap eries reach to the ground and all that BEST IN QUALITY MOST IN QUANTITY is seen of tho horse is his solemn eyes Tho peering through tho eye holes car Itself Is driven by a coachman draped also lit black with a perfectly huge shovel hat rather like that of Don Baslllo in The Barber of Seville only much more exaggerated while WHITES CREAM tho coffin or Its absence Is completely hidden from view by tho mass of heavy bjack draperies that descend from tho roof of tho car nearly to a level with 20 YEARS roR On tho whole the car the wheels Hm Itt all WORM Remedlos looks Ilka a perambulating mass of EVERY BOTTLE GUAnAMTEED blacjcploth andls neither imposing nor soib hxttooists beauteous though distinctly antique in BICH1EDMV WtSSni cL ST XOCIS appearance legs vla-a-vls sale by C The Best Is Cheapest Church Foleys Sarsaparilla is from Ihiee to ten times stronger in blood cleans- WHAT WE DO WITH OUR FEET ing qualities than any other proprie- A Feminine Crltlo Who Took Dellchi In tary medicine Trial size 60c For Observing Mens Pedals 1 Ilo lias discovered that a squirrel wont dig out ofa hole if any obstruc Â¬ tion Is n the way so he wont have to dig throng polld ground H 2 A squirrel will not dig Into a hole if It Is obstructed so as to mako his pn trance difficult 3 A squirrel wU not traverse any ex Â¬ tent of territory U he Is not sure that there aro plenty of holes In which ho can hide li ho is pursued In tho vicinity of Mr Churchs place he has filled all the- squirrel holes with brjarbushes nndifor a distanceof ten eutlrelytdlsap peared If briar bushes are not handyf Mr Church says a wad of paper will answer thq purpose just as well- - Mr Church hos examined tho results of killing squirrel with powder sulphur andoth materials now In use In tho gnrrxjurldlng country Ho is firmly con- viSced that while the weapons used will kill tho squirrels they will bo just as bad or worse the coming summer because a home is already In readiness for them If tho holes are stopped up the squirrels do not seem to thrive and spread over the country The experi ment moreover will cost nothing and I advise tho farmers to try It said Mr ft- - j81013111 K Wyly from Bradford to Chelsea Vt and bought He was the Sawmill at the latter plactj kniiwn as one of the strongest men in that On Dec 1002 while at work in section the mill he was struck in the back by a flying board which seriously Injured him undlncapacitated him for work of any kind As a result of this Locomotor Ataxia set in this is a form of paralysis which deprives the patient of all use of his lower The Argui k Patriot interviewed limbs MrjIIutchinson to day and his story is here given in his own words My back ached continually and my legs began to grow numb and to be less and less By the 15th of April I could do usable absolutely nothing and was scarcely able to stand llv physicians advised me to go to the Mary Fletcher Hospital at Burlington to be treated and I took their advice When I left home my friends bade me good bye never expecting to seo me alive again JTheiphyaicians tx the hospital told mo that my case was a serious one and I was com- Â¬ I remained at the pletely discouraged hospital seven weeks and took the medicines which the doctors gave me I felt better at the hospital and thought that I was recover Ingf and went homo to continue their treat metltwhich I did for two months and also hadan electrio battery under their advice The1 improvement however did not continue August 1st and I began to givoup hope 1S93 1 could not get out of my chair without assistance and if I got down upon the floor I could not get up alone About this time I chanced to read an account of the wonder- Â¬ ful curative powers of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People in cases similar to my own I did not have anr faith In the Pills but thought a trial could do no harm so I bought some without telling anyone what I was going to d i After I had been taking tHein somo time T found that for the first time in months I was able to walk down to tho post Ofllce and my neighbors began to dis cuss the marked improvement In my health As l continued the medicine I continued to improve and soon recommenced work in the mill at first very lightly fend increasing as I was able and as 1 gained in health and spirits and now for the past three months I have been working ten hours steadily as I ever did Fpr day almost as well eat well nnd sleep as veil as I ever did aud I have no pain anywhere The reporter talked with several other gen- Â¬ tlemen in regard to the case of Sir Hutchin n who stated that any statement he might make would be entitled to entire credence Dr Williams Pink Pills contain all the elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves Tliey are for sale by all druggists or may be Had by mail from Dr Williams Medicine Company Schenectady N Y for 0c per box or 6 boxes for 250 and yet Cured gromlhe Aryttaand Patriot MontpeUer Vt Eight year ago Geo Hutchinson moved This famqus health and pleasure resort the oldest iu Western Kentucky is situated on the O V Railrnnd 14 miles from Princtttonand 16 miles from Hopkiusville aud is open the year rouiid SIX TRXWSjffAltjY THE HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS ARE UNSURPASSED T W GUNN TrioQ Ddmitv Kezatueky GOrs in Sulphur arid Chalybeate Water Soljdance- Temperature of Sulphur Water 56 degrees flowing from a bold and novo failing spring ANEXCELLBNT ITALIAN STK1NG BAND QN HAND Rates reasonable and made known bn application Address Managers For Decridtivf Pamphlet and full particulars TOM P MAJOR Late ot Clarksvllle Tenn a w a TTsrxr Summer season now open do of headeey jasd Glvens Lato Headley A O jf V 4 MAJ0R TOM P r TOBACCO 1845 WARfME MAJORrcSvVA Louisville 1895 PROPRIETORS - - No 1025 West Main Street Insohe in the Old Eeliable- - 7 MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY Total Assets Januarjlst l95 AMZI DODD President j- Paid Policy Holders since organization 13796131662 Surplus Former N Y Standard 67288 Losses paid In Kentucky over 30000 After second year GUARANTEED O SH SURRENDER VALUES on life and endowment policies jlNCONTESTIBLE CASH LOANS made on assignable policies In caseoflap3eno FORFEITURE policy Is continued In force FOR FULL AMOUNT by the reserve orlf pre ferred to tbe purchase ot a paid up poller No restrictions as to RESIDENCE or OCCUPA- Â¬ TION 532330 THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired FW SMITH CO State Agents 542 West Main street --Louisville Ky CALLIS W WALLAbE B Local Agents KENTUCKY HOPKINVILLE Formerly with Alexander T Grant Propr EBALPwikjClerka- T Grant Afr tld of a Concussion Smith is walking around to day as eggs if ho were stepping He needs to What ails him Why last night after he had gone to bed ho remembered that he should He hayo taken some quinine capsules got up in the dark and took em This morning he discovered that ho had swallowed three 22 caliber revolver ARLINGTON HOTEL beasononble rates CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN STBEET LOUISVJLLE KY HOT ANDCOLD BATHS n j BAR i 1 BARBER SHOP l cartf Idgest A Chicago Record Tho Difference lady named Trilby Of errall Wore exceedinsly spanty apparoi She was charming they say It a man dressed ttiot way Be would nave to walk home in a barrel Judge OCT OF HIS MIND ALSO J It SAMUEL HODGSONT Glarksville Tenn MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF J Ui ll iU II i n y ITALIAN MARBLE - SCOTCH SWEDE and the most desirable EASTERN GRANITES -MONUMENTS TABLETS STATUARY After 40 years experience we feel confident that all work eutrusted to us will be executed in an artistic and skillful Q manner ONLY THE BEST MATERIALISED Mr F M Whitlow is our solicitor pif Cholly I told Miss Lenox that I was out of sight Dick What did she say Cholly That I verified an old adage DemorestB Magazine COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS Language of Silence Miss Gaskcttr Suo Is a sly little HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY minx OtpGooA Rigs with or without drivers furnished day or night Special rates to Cotnmer k Woll Ivo always cuiuiw 1IKG ROOM TOR LAr70 room adjoiu g thought her a very quiet girl Shes kTWO SEPARATE iatSHOOLS UNDER ONE MANAGEMCNT- Goskettr Thats whero her sly- Â¬ Miss JKP rT JB BOWLING 6REEN SOUTHERN ness comes In Shes dreadfully anxious k arc to get married and she knows that si Â¬ lence gives consent Harpers Bazar Business F AIL KEftSSSETSES te iya Livery Feed And Sale ftfoKl iijCU tjri av Collogs I n Ko Danger at ESTABLISHED p Mother Emellne young man lost night Emellne Yea mamma Mother Dont you know you kissed that j IN 187 Inl Sckl w B0WLIH8 GREEK BUSINESS COLLEGE I M Enielinc Ohpshaw mammal I ap plied an antiseptic Immediately wrong Judge that that Scientific and Classic Thejjreat Business Training School of the South I English Teachers Music Art and Elocution provided Book Keeplnsr Short hand Telegraphy Type 1 Courses Pupils can enter at I for Low rates of board and tuition Send fw is Writing and Penmanship 1 catalogue any time Send for catalogue Address CHEBEV BB03 Proprs Bowltef OreonKy TMentlon Course desired Â¬ SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL On tho Avenue HOW TO DRESS NEATLY Ye guarantee fits and absolute- Â¬ the city ly dont want our customers to pa7 for any i7 riTfTFW Our clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory stock fall winter woolens is now complete embracing all the latest designs in Londonfspecials and Foreign importations exclusive with us No one else cap show them Mrs De Fashion HelpI helpt Stop thief Policeman rushing up Which way did he go Mrs Do Fashion wildly I dont know he dodged about so Look In my sleeves N Y Weekly That Would Settle It Mrs Upson Downes I should like to discharge the servant gtrl but I can not pay her her wages and dont think I ever can Mr Upson Downes Thats easily managed then Tell her so Bay City Chat No rossllno Danger ot It Straggles Missus wont yer give a Btarvin man ten cents Kind Lady And you wont take this ten cents and get drunk on it if I give it to you Straggles Lqrd bless you mum X conldntrit drunk on lesan a dollaxn alf I Chicago Becbrd w Every one knows we are artists in wooleu fabrics and the most fashionable tailors in WORMS Brm 4Y OUR TRIMMINGS VERMIFUGE are always the very best TFe invite you to call and see for yourself and get prices FASHIONABLE TAILORS 108 MAIN STREET NTOBINCO V5Stife WjW- sszw TT fv- - fct tj HOFXINBLLE JEENTIJGKIAK Wx Ws to tt ia M0tente SI September 87 1896 rjBiyiwliffirt Q HEEJE AND THEE j Sole Saving This Season Wr in ttt Business New Line Just in Capt R S Pool ib quite sick at hfri home in Gracey j Dr J CMcDavitfr dentist willbe absent from his office until Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over City Bank Hopkinsville Ky Some choice young Plymouth Bock cockerels for bale Apply here Fob RentA very desirable dwells ing on South Virginia street 8 rooms large shady yurd W W Wake Fine woolens for suitings at Fow rights the tailor Cleaning and re Â¬ pairing a specialty Bridge Btreet i it f ij V w wCSSSSSSE l K i if V Y 0cl9t 4 NOliGE f 3 fe V J J C3-3cw-i3- 2gr fritf half largfcas we room Lfe need twicewethesold we have Our housed onlyBaileyasWaller and -need4 - Tp day Furniture Department to 4 Past j T 6ur U t Fifteen prisoners in the Hender-Â¬ son jail were convicted and sent to the penitentiary last week for terms aggregating twenty nine years On and after Oct 1 the general de livery and stamp department at the post office in this city will be opened 4l vdjljWe the K for our other departments paying oyer 2o departments were compelled to have room to en- largthem Now receiving sace r K p Old Prices Sole Agents Prevail at 730 a m Dr A P Campbell has resumed hiB practice and also has secured the right to extract teeth by the painless Co process Office over Bassett The Ladies Social of the Baptist NEW GOODS EVERY DAY and Will show the largest stock in this part of Kentucky ft iftb Church will meet with Miss Sallie Campbell at the residence of Capt JnoJR Green this afternoon at 4 i THE Mgr RACKET CO HOPKINSVILLE Jeremiah H Kugler 1l i s KYv ii J ft oclock v VI H i h V Ww- - Men and women desiring pleasant employment can get it by ad ressing G D Fbee ClarkBville J M Xenn Mr John J Metcalfe has bought of PEKSOKAL tfOSSltr Elastic Oottage Points Mrs Martha West her farm of sixty Tif rt V1 Sold by R C Hardwick are the most five acres on the Cox Mill road near uv Charlie Lipstine of New York durable and brilliant on the market the city and will have a fine resi- Â¬ City is on a visit to his mother SOLID ROCK Warranted to not scale dence erected at once Capt John C Dabney of Cadiz is Vane Calvebt Paint Co Saratoga Chips new Nudavena in the city this Week attending court fio o St Louis Mo Flakes fresh Maccaroni new Cream Mrs M E Bodgers and Miss Mary Cheese Boneless Herring Dried LOCALS Beef for groiling and everything Clark hava goDe to Eddyvilleto visit friends good to eat at Wallis Grocer Vi fn We Are Miss Augusta Harrison has reW Sherman Blackwoll sentenced Miss and to the penitentiary for thirteen years turned to Hally Springs WwSSmSL ADVERTISING for kilfing Young Bodard in Webster will spend sometime county was pardoned by Gov Brown Miss Mary Griffith has returned 4 4 Monday Blackwell had served four after an extended visit to St Louis reliable Furniture dealors and old years at all the furniture stores and has accepted a position with The un dertakers Up st airs in Henry block in Hopkinsville Co as head milliner Account of Colored Methodist Con- Richards Hopkinsville Ky Then call at ference the Ohio Valley will sell Mrs M D Brown returned last NowGroversbackfromflBhlng tickets toPrinceton and return Sun night from a three weeks yisit to rel And gone to Gaulet Gray THOMPSON MEADORS nee searching all the Scriptures day Sept 29th at rate of 75 for atjves in Indiana She was accomFor another name they eay World round trip Tickets good on either panied by her mother Mrs Allie Butyoull findus atourbut lness Atthesame old stand train of that date Neal of Indianapolis who will spend And hope youll call and see us HOTEL lATHAM E M Sherwood Agt Whenever you possibly can the winter with her FYLE RENSHAW After 16 years of uninterrupted HD Fitch left to day for Hopsuccess the Hopkinsville Building kinsville where he will remain until arper Sou Mash The I W Loan Association still offers a safe the Standard Construction Company See the beautiful stock of new nk CO profitable investment as well as of which he is a member has com- Â¬ whiskey is we with and if you try and goods and buy what you want us the finest it you will agree an easy mode of acquiring homes pleted the water works which thev il Shares will be on sale Oct 1st at of- Â¬ are now building in that city Park flavored whiskey made in Kentucky I It is not sold until fully matured and fice of the treasurer Thos W Long City Times MATRIMONIAL until the iusil off has been eliminated i The Rev B Fay Mills the noted Indeed wo challenge any chemist to County Court Matters evangelist has accepted an invitation Than you have ever bought it a barrel of of Black Neale Mr Thos A Black from the Ministerial Association of The following cases have been dis- Â¬ find a drop putfusil oil inmarket before We bought our goods to it on the it whenwe V of Henderson and Miss Mary Neale Louisville to conduct a series of posed of Tsy Judge Breathitt since our sell and we are goingtosell them It is especially commended for were married near Evansville Tues- Â¬ -revival meetings in that city be If you will only give us a chance medical purposes on account of its day evening Mr Blaqk was formerly ginning October 22 and continuing last report we will give you real bargains Jim Ratcliff col gaming fined 20 purity while as a beverage we unhes editor of the Earlington Bee but is one month itatingly assert that it is superior to Very Respectfully and coBts Henderson now connected witn the Earnest Watkins col same same the finest French Cognac The books for subscription to Mining Company and is well known SOLD BT John UaldweJJ same same stock in the Hopkinsville Building f in this city The Kentuckian extends W R Long Watkins and Caldwell paid their Loan Association will be open at the congratulations HopliinBville Ky office of the First National bank Oct fines and were released but Ratcliff Wood Penick At 4 oclock p m 1 A limited number of shares will was unable to produce the necessary cash and was sent out to the work yesterday Mr Wallace Jt Wood a be sold Livery Outfit For Sale GRACES popular young businessman of Tren J D Rcsslll Thos W Long house to satisfy the fine against him I offer for 6alemy entire livery outAliss Beulah Pearl Penick tonand Treas Prest fit in my stable at HemdonKy daughter of the late John R Penick JEWELERS Receiver John H MacLeod of the of the Pembroke neighborhood uni of 7 head of horses a number Ohio Valley Railroad Company has MAIN STREET ted in marriage Eld J W Mitchell filed of buggies drummers wagons harÂ¬ his report of the earnings exof this city officiating The wedding ness and other articles Terms easy which took place at the home of the penses etc of that railroad for the W B Mason GUS YOUNG has was a very quiet af months of April May and June as brides mother 24 follows Gross earnings April fair only a limited number of the Â¬ and the Agency for the Mis F M Girard desires a share friends of the contracting parties 41801 May 2651698 June SSO 38405 Expenses April 2288812 Champion Mowers of your patronage in dress making being present 2231515 June 2128878 guaranteed Satisfaction a May Terms Mr Wood formerly conducted and Reapers reasonable 9th street above depot drug store in this city and is a very Net earnings April 205489 May 420183 June 919532 tf industrious and capable young man liar Reiolutlona and his bride is a very estimable The lovers of the beautiful and arcommittee appointed at a call The Administrators Notice young lady and is a great favorite tistic music will be given an opportuwith all who have the pleasure of her nity on Thursday evening Oct 3 at meeting of the Hopkinsville Bar Christian Circuit Court M Gregory Admr acquaintance The young couple the tabernacle to hear Mme Cecilia Monday Sept 23 1895 to take action y Notice vs will make their future home in Tren- Epeuhousen Bailey the celebrated upon the death of Judge James Ram Â¬ M Greoorv hrs etc ton sey Dabney would submit the fol vocalist pianiste actress and linguist All persons having claims against Laoy Hill Mr Eliiah E Lacy Also Miss Bertha Epenhousen the lowing report 1st The members of the bar at the estate of Monroe Gregory de and Miss Georgia E Hill both of the well known reader who is both talhave heard with pro- ceased are required to file them beSinking Fork neighborhood were ented and handaome will give dra- Hopkinsville not lessened by the fact fore me properly proved by the 15th regret married Wednesday night Rev J U matic readings and scenes in cos- found W W West has rapidly thinned our of October 1895 A H Goodwin W A PPool Spurlin officiating The event oc- tumes from such classics as Leah that death Special Commissioner of our Ophelia Romes ranks of late of the demise the Forsaken curred at the home of the brides friend and brother Jas Ramsey DabHOUSEKEEPERS c and Juliet parents ney who wast taken away from his GOODWIN market want Steelingspoons and forks In the Doy the best The 8ilver Inlaid Ex Dont forget the musical concert at family and friendsin the midst of a Pendley Wilcox Wednesday eve amine this cut j ning Mr Koland F Pendley and Miss the Tabernacle on Thursday Oct 3 useful and active life i mil Co Mme Bailey 2nd His learning and liberality Keep the best and freshest stock llllrt f Maggie L Wilcox were united in the by Mme Bailey holy bonds of matrimony The wed sings as naturally and happily as a his integrity and benevolence his of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be ding took place at the home of the bird endowing every selection with a gentleness and charity and affable found in the city charming individuality Her reperto- bearing had in a short while made a brides father in North Christian FOR BET Country Produce handled from the deep impression upon us and upon ry is extensive ranging Opposite Phoenix Hotel standard oratorios and operas to the the whole community and we most PATENTED CEVTOS simplest current ballads and includ- Â¬ heartily and sadly sympathize with Main street then call and see theeenuineat the Old Relia Â¬ ing costumed scenes from Faust his wife and little ones in their great Jewelry House of MD Kelly Other notahie ble uranas Kept in stock Martha Mignon Hamlet etc loss and pray that an all wise Provi- Â¬ Giles King Giles the Ky Hopkinsville In a word Mme Bailey is a rare dence may in their great bereaveson oi Mr and Mrs J Manson Giles compound of buoyancy pathos and I will offer for sale at public aucment support and strengthen them died of pyemia Tuesday night at the artistic adaptability possessing the and temper the mind to the shorn tion at the court house in Clarks home of his parentB a few miles elements of sweetness and sentiment lamb ville Tenn on South of this city and is dainty and delicious in her se3rd In evidence of respect for the The best stock of Stoves and Ranoib She will be memory of our departed brother and In the city Misb Sallie Richards lections and renditions Kichards SATURDAY OCT 12 Mrs Dabney will reopen her studio shortly aged 13 years a daughter of Mr assisted by her sister Miss Eppen our sympatny tor tne family it is tne China Class Tuesday and Thursday Oil Class Wednesday end Erlday each week THE John W Richards of this city died housen a brilliant elocutionist The sense and will of your committee that Hours from 9 to 12 a m Monday night after an illness of ten Louisville imes saya she would- be these resolutions be spread upon the Terms 5 per term of six weeks dlrtfythDg lD the Tnware llue cheaP Material and China ordered at reasonable FARM days of typhoid fever Her sister taken for a Kentucky woinun and with records of our Circuit Court and the BRYCE STEWART prices and ChiuaFlred Mrs Lillian Thomas died about two added credit to Kentucky reputation Secretary furnish a copy of same to 3 of Montgomery CtF BTVDlQ at Residence South Main St weeks ago and the sympathy of a in th s lespect to the bt auty of her the family of the deceased and for In District No host of friend goes out to Air and daughters hut for the knowledge publication in the city papers aud county Tenn two or two and one Call on us for RooAmk aud Guttering Mrs Richards in their groat afflic that Chicago is her home that the eutiie bar attend the funeral half miles south of Oak Grovo on the W R Howell in a body tions i Ularksville and Hopkinsville Turn John Felanu pike This farm contains Thh Modeun Beauty Gbaves Mr Palmer Graves little Plain rand Ornamental Plasterer Hunter Wood Best pumps In the market Force pumps sen Willie Beard aged two jears Thrives ou good food and sunshine Committee r C54 v bucket pumps all kinds of pumps Hopkinsville KyI died at the liome of Ins grand father with plenty of exerqiho in the open Austin Peay Sec Mr Geo W Graves m this city air Her form glows with health and will be sold in three or four Fqrmerly with Forbes Bro Wednesday morning after a brief ill her face blooms with its beauty and tracts and then as a whole Plat of If Will make estimates on all kinds nets of congestion of the stomach her system needs the cleansing action Special attention to repairing n of plastering and cement work sucfh the above may be seen at my office apd bowels He was a very bright of a laxative remedy she uses the TIJRBIS-On-Th- ird Cash bal interesting child and the parents have gentle and p e fcant liquid laxative All work guaranteed and prices Virginia St Hopkinsville Kt the sympathy of the entire commu Syrup of Figs Opposite Hotel Latham y nnce in one and two years reasonable Bepair work a Bpec- nity hi their sorrow The funeral oc ifUty and will receive nromnt nt- vy- JL ctured yesterday morning the inter Â¬ N IK1II 2 iiVUffm im nt taking placo in Hopewell cem- - Vitaha double Btrength foi sale by Admr Bryoe Stewart pbod it Box 420 AGKNTf druggists o JV rimwrVrcr for Childrens and Mens Shoes Our S15Q Shoe Letdies SPECIAL You may not yield readily to persuasion but vou will find it dif lit resist buying if you will only attend the Hopper Lot Sale Jk9L next Tuesday IPyle R-enslia-v- Look I U Beats the BASSETT Palace Furniture Cheaper OZEDS MILLINERY o tfel I special- 30 Thompson Meador 1COIBT estate is now Next spring it will bring double the present prices and the Hop per lots are the ones to buy The time to buy real consisting Repairing Specialty I l is otjj M G3 2 POOL - FARM T T Mrs J S Dabney STOVES 1 TINWARE ROOFING Jas I Belote PUMPS 0 ACRES you Its mly seldom that can buy REPAIR WOR property as the HoV per lots at auction Tak the tide while it is at theflood UAi L CARNEY f 1 GEO W YOUNG imrimkt f nrfti rts w if i jwy