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WBnpii i- Jim f r wMMa I j I ill l l Lfij WmaBBCteMBMC55Zii jm - VjQL XVI- -- W Til fli I j t iiiii OS H0PKIN8V1LLE i KY TBgSDAT Most Week SSaiS t tmi j w mi j- OGTOBEK1 L89fo PEOOEEDINQS X liSO 69 PRESS PEOPLE- i niiTi 0REAM0F NEWS IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE CIRCUIT COURT tti THIS COLUMN isdemeannr Cncs Tried juist Jfflffi rpHBSrK T3w f2HBtS L iTTtflTifimgnilf 1P r I HAS IT j Electric CnrLlne for Cadiz 8aitdenDratli Joues Mretlac ComlDg Tobacco lJrn IlBreed Tlie Jfalr S tWi Mouth T Xbe OomlBBT Fair tr f JfHU b v mm m m Slfe 1 1 itirt ji u aiAif Otetliinec v -i 1 3L4 A4 Susiness v All Wool Same goods in Square Cut Sack iYdungMens Suits single and Suits e ns breasted FOR 4 s for j0p1M4rWMiftaAtW ffi2t 00 rJUI 1 450 They are not High Art makebliitairo made as i 1 i iaeithoorainarj7 ready made clotamg 1 J i v r dr JL WTW MWP a ia ft The Christian County fair this year coming asSt does late being the1 third week in October giveB every ¬ one an opportunity of attending The crops will all be in tobacco housed wheat seeded and the farmers will experience a few dayg of leisure and thereoould be no better way to spend the time than in attending tbesir counly fair The promise for fine displays in all the various depart monts was never better the secre- ¬ tary having had numerous mquries regarding dates list of premiums speed rings etc In addition to the fine display of Block before the grand stand there will on each day be of fered first class sport in speed rings On the first day the green trot for horses with no track training or record to bo owned in either Christian Trigg or Todd counties aud to bo driven by their owners snould prove an interesting feature as there aro many fine roadsters in the counties named the prospects aro good for ma ¬ ny entries for this race Besides thid there will be bicycle and pony rac- ¬ ing during the day On the second day qomes the three minute trot for the 240 trot and pace all of which should tend to draw latge crowds on that day There will also bo a bovs bicvele race ori the same day for bovs under sixteen years of age half mile heats two in three which will doubtless bring out a large field of youngsters The principal features of the last days program will be a running raco half milelieatSj two in three and a tr6t or pace The latter being adcTmbined race will bring out the fastesftnovers of the meeting ¬ ¬ free-fdt-a- ll been disposed special interest iblic Following is a sum- Kiho business transacted irdon seduction- - dismissed Lbompsoncol bawdy house not guilty jwell assault and battery and costs I Railroad Company failing le water closet nt iemhrokej pO and costs In the ca6e the samocompany for iaJJing kf closet at Crofton attorneys adant filed a pardon i duly ay the Governor and the Ron was dismissed Davie col c w fined i Ren days in jail t iteese o c d w dismissed Willis col hog stealing same parties were fined tor sell- 3r to an inebriate v and in the cases they were found E aw caeps have jirt that are of OF THE CHJRISTIAjCOUNTY TEACHERS INSTITUTE Pertinent Tolnts Picked Up in Passing Prof Martholomnw of Louisville 4 Ooniluctbr V T i- Ky Contihued From Last Issue Tuesday Aug 271695 t EVliINQ SESSION Sorigv music by Mibb Bramham Sub RQll call8hdwed 76 present y i cd i FJ- - barter affray and c c d 1 w fHewlett garqing fined 25 uoev col same same yeQffyarter col same same i eraSl other cases of gaming were submiiihd and defendants were each rame traminc same fined and costs iTCltpoehcts nt Howling Green Thehiwas a gang of pickpockets at the f airgrounds at Bowling Green Jast weak that made it lively for the tin UnwarvL citizen hUn HurKCal Operation w K Hf aftw- - NHRTi tiST iWT- titoHty rrwBWH 7 M EowELt Sept 30 pr Brandon of Ciarksville assisted by Dr Haynes of this place and Dr Kenner of Beverly successfully amputated a leg of Miss Eatie Wood the daughter of Mr J B- - Wood on Jast Thursday tkcalveA narlv Muia-3Cntifi reformed It will never bo how many people were robbedjbut there were a large num- ¬ ber anaihere many complaints to the two dozen special po iceman were on duty to assist the rogujarjforce but the thieves man- eged income way to go through Tat tnelaro crowd with great success The Superintendent then appointed thousands of dollars It is said thatfrom the unsuspecting the following teachers as a Committee were secured on Resolutions Jno Sollee H H Indictments Ttetnrned West U S Clardy Mrs Allen and Testerday the grand jury returned Miss Dora Anderson Also the following as a Committee on Necrology theiollowing true bills J GWright W E Gray Mrs King Jim Kline col wilful murder Miss Mauuo Blaine and Miss Ger- ¬ WilsoU Reed col petit larceny trude Keith Miss McDaniel explained tho Read Jno Crowder Dave ONeal and ing Circle work for the year Prof Chas GriffeyTiTl col robbery Eugene Trice col horse stealing Bartholomew Baid a committee of TheKliuecuseis set for the 19th which he was a member was getting ivofjtheterm He is charged with itn n Rfiadincr Cfrnln for nhildrfln known jist JProf Bartholomew jedt Attention said in discussing this subject that the ability to concentrate the atten tiorion any subject and to hoM it there for any desired length of time was a most valuable qualification In order to acquire this there must be a physical basis Persons with small mtel fmysical bases have risen to excepbut these were tions The great instrumentality of A the mind is the human system young child for physical reasonB can not give his attention for a long Adults period to any given subject found it difficult to do bo In the programme for primary work the time allotted for each study should be short and there should be variety Sometimes the child does not like to do the things you think hd ought to It must be your duty to excite an in terest In cultivating attention much help may be derived from associa- ¬ tion Attend to one thing at a time let nothing else intervene It the at- ¬ tention is trained the memory will be all right At the request of the Superintendent Mrs Pooler came forward and favored the Institute with a song Beautiful Normandy The teachers showed their appreciation of her magnificent singing by long and loud applause After many calls she came forward again and Bang with line etfect a song entitled lit for The Atlanta party waB made up of 85 gentlemen 55 ladies 16 musicians and 8 or 10 children It was a con- ¬ genial party and tho trip from start to finish was a very pleasant one The final session was held on top of the Forestry building under a pa- ¬ vilion and after addresses of wel- ¬ come which were responded to by President I B Nail and Messrs Chas M Meacham and Ben D Ringo the usual resolutions of thanks wero adopted and the election of officers Vice President Jno A gone into Bell waB cnosen president without op- ¬ position and Secretary L W Gaines was reelected by acclamation There was a spirited contest for Which resulted in the election of Ben D Ringo of the Hartford Her- ¬ ald over C M Lewis of the Bowling Green Times Tho vote stood 37 to 27 and 5 complimentary votes wer cast for Bob Morningstar who was vice-preside- nt C E McCormick and bride who were married on the 23rd and T N Black and bride who wore married on the 21th made the trip with the party Mr AlcCormick is editor of thft Bullitt Pioneer and Mr Black of the Earlington Bee Editors A J Casey of Uwensboro P J S Lewis of Scottsville and W ba- ¬ of Central City had their Scott bies along and the little fellows be- ¬ haved themselves admirably and wera tho pets of tho whole party Most of the crowd u topped in At ¬ lanta at the Oriental Hotel a bran new house just opened on Pryor and Peachtree streets Those who could not get rooms there went to the Al hambra and the Marion hotels on the same square and the whole party was therefore kept close together dur ing the entire stay Editors Jno G Craddock and I B Nail were the only veterans o There were others present whowere in the business at that time but did not attend the Hopkinsvillfar meeting year A Clandestine Marriago 1878 not present who attended the meeting this chHdhfcbdvrniftfcro vrS x lV rfj Wlll her leg from which she has suffered ever since especially during the winter months were her sufferings very severe and as a means of relief the operation wbb performed She is at present recovering rapidly from the operation and will soon be en- ¬ N section Aug 24 e4a dt WV ArInrn5-an-I- i foreman near Gracey An Old Wound Canses Death iv t jAy X v vy h- I HATS I Rj w s v r Footwear tv us say our line is tlie1arg est in the city Prices as beforq the lowest un the snoe question iet vri iffhe Suits See our ll25l f surfsi See our auu suits I Ji See our 250 suits CliildrenB Clothing See the finest styles ever offered the 125 suit is as goodjiairy well made as any 5 suit Petfee r Young Cole learned and when he was nblo would set type with 1 w jiiiin iimiwhi mi one hand as his wounded arm was of i - SV fit- - Tlio Cadiz Klectrlc I4ae no use to him whatever The young of the late Sam 1 Cole A movement is on foot looking to man was a son well known in this city the early building of an electric enr Worteingr n Knsh yy liue from Cadiz to Gracey to connect Tobacco growers are rushing their IT roads It with the O V and L is understood that a number of Cadiz work to get the now crop into the capitalists favor the scheme and there house to save it from frost It is es- iB but little doubt about the proposed line being built at no distant date timated that two thirds of the weed The road could bo built aud well has already been housed and with equipped for1 100000 and it is like fivr weftther for a few more days all ly that citizens along the proposed of the crop will be over tho fire and line would take considerable of th will soon be ready for the market stock Cadiz is a fine business place In some secrion j fdiinwrt aro uuuiug anu all she needs is an outlet to the it difficult to secure additional labor world when she would rank second during this busy Feaaon i to none of the smaller cities in WestScbree Bvuns Stock Sale k ern JTen tuck y v The big stock sale of Sebree A Very Snildea Death Evans came off near Trenton ThursJ Lucretia Chafin an old colored day and tho crowd that attended was woman died quite suddenly Sunday the largest over seen at a sale in the iu ihe city She had been in usual county A nice barbecued dinner health and on getting out of bed fell was served tmd everybody got plenty and died almost instantly Coroner to eat The sale was a grand success Ladies Hosiery J L Allensworth held an inquest and everything sold brought fair and the verdict of Among other Hose sold usually at 1 effect ihat deaththe jury was to the pricesof fine cattle werestock over 200 was caused from head sold as result of an attack we offer you for 50 cents strangulation ohoawas 70 years old Short Termer1 Tardoned of phthisis Roy Howton who was sent to the Those at 75c for iOc and so JuueH Meeting Next Sunday The third meeting of Key Sam penitentiary from Caldwell county on down the line Misses Jones in Hopkinsviile will begin next last March for one year for hog stealand childrens m propor- Sunday Oct 6 without fail Mr ing has been pardoned by the Gov- ¬ g ernor and he returned to his home Jones will bo assisted by Pev Geo near Princeton last Thursday How tion M t i I i I Stewart and by Rev J B Culpepper ton is a brother of Hewlett Howton The music will be conducted by Prof who was assassinated last summer 3 I Excell The meeting rill be at the She Cost Iler Grip tabernacle and will last ten days or Sliirt Stronffliold more Mrs Stagg wife of the L N secThe Stronghold unlaun Three Tobacco Hums Hurried tion foreman in this city prepared to Nick Mitchell driedlshirt for 50c is as Hobgood s farm a cropper On W Ba go on a vjait to Tennessee friends near Nebo lost She packed her valise and placed it 1 shiit in lire bam of tobacco containing about 2500 outside the door and returned to the pounds Buck Veazy of tbe Nebo house for a few moments During world country lost a big frame barn con her absence a thief made way witb taining about 10000 pounds of fine tho grip which contained a lot of tobacco Charles Hibbs of the Nebo clothing and soveial dollars in cash country lost his entire crop 8000 or The sharp thief loft no clue as to his 4000 pounds Madisonville Hustler identity and it is not likely that he will ever bo caught M Aa s complications set in The physicians Who performed the operation deserve credit for the suc- ¬ cessful character of their work young man about thir- ¬ ty years of age died at his home in Elkton last week from a gunshot tirely well unless some unforeseen wound he received in his left arm thir- ¬ John Cole the printers trade while a boy teen years ago fw News of a clandestine marriage that occurred eight months ago has just come out at Kirkmansville IS miles from this city On the 21st ofx last January Miss Carrie Gracor only daughter of Frank Grace and Tom taihia fexbjecakliTwttB Ata Sjullivaa came make acity saying thejr t snort visit to were going to jrror j x west made lenuancev practice of visiting the parents at reg- Mies Birdie Graddy of Mortons Gapr ular intervals reporting any cases of a young lady who had been visitingtardiness or absence and talking Miss Grace Instead of going tO Mortons Gap they went over to the matter over with them Prof Rascoes idea was to get the Nashville and were married the same patrons to visit the school have va- day They returned the next day riety in school exercises spelling and went to their respective homesand the matter was kept a profound1 matches debating societies etc Prof Okell related an amusing an- secret until last Thursday Mr Sullivan had continued to be ecdote right here When a boy he attentive to the young lady who alsoreceived the attentions of other beaux cwo mJ xr I he parents finally undertook to slop i ho had been to Bjhooj ho 8nid Sullivans visits when Sullivan told f ther caJed for f could t f ur his MhQ0 out a 6trap on them that they had been married nish him He never played truant any sinco January and proceeded to de ¬ Mr Grace tele- ¬ mand his wife mrJB 8ubject of penmanship was in graphed to Nashville and found that traduced by Prof 1 WPPool All his statement was true and the parhe said admitted the importance of ental blessiog was given tuo young tl ii CAPS Teachers very deficient nero uimcuities in the way ot teacniug tms orancn successtuily in many of our schools poor desks bad writing material etc This study ranks thirrl mi importance in the common school course World not waste time in flourishing Would in ¬ sist on correct position muscular movement the best Prof Bartholomew would begin writing as soon aB the child enters school Developed the slanting line from a rectangle the right and left curve from the oval Would divide the letters into classes having certain likenesses to each other for convenience in studying them Prof Cherry then gave the teachers a very interesting talk on drawing This was accompanied by manv striking blackboard illustrations The Institute then adjourned for the this study the home of his father in law and tho bride and groom aie kept busy All of the receiving congratulations parties are prominent and well to dov The young lady is about 18 years old and quite pretty vir on- uii is a young farmer and tobacco buver at couple Mr Sullivan is now Will Muke no CliungeiH Gov Brown has rendered his decision in the matter of the domestic troubles in the Western asylum He declines to move either Dr Smith or Steward Miss Kittie Buckner Johnson the housekeeper who is a niece of the Superintendent T Stone yesterday resigned her posi- ¬ tion and left for Missouri The Board of commissioners will hold thoir reg- ¬ ular monthly meeting to day Little Uirl Injured A I dav Wednesday August 28th 1895 AIOHNINO SESSION little two-year-o- ld daughter of II i 6o I WS8 If J aUfcs53 insurance Lost Ills Crop ot Tobacco Geo KillebreWx of Ottor Pond on the O V lost a barn containing 6000 pounds of tobacco by fire Friday He had filled the barn and was firihg when the top of the building caught tire His loss is estimated atblUno ProL Pooler prayer and scripture reading by Rev Nourse of the Presbyterian Church Roll call Minutes read and approved Prof Bartholomew then addressed the Institute Teachers did not often real izo tho magnitude of thoir calling It there is a man who ought to have lofty conceptions of his work it is the teacher He too above other men needs sympathy and encouragemeut The expression A self educated wan la uuen misused All men are in a sonso self educated Every one must do for himself Tho teacher can guide and direct his studies He must hnrn for himself There is no Re Royal Road to Learning would repeat ho said some of the teaehfrs qualifications Scholarship Tho parade iu hoor of the Orph nn important one Care needed hero Rrirrndfi nk- Rowlm Another ToU Suit Filed j rini wnu fli Tho teacher must not claim to be largest ever seen in that vvpart i of thoEliza Crump col of CovingtonKy tho embodiment of all wisdom Thoro state has sued tho Chesapeake and Ohio is a kind of rebellion against one so Railroad Company fpr 25000 be- exalted especially in cultivated com munities He cause she was ejected from the white any professionalwould not underrnte work but the Bible passenger car coach into another re Continued on 5th page served for colored passengers Music by ¬ hi-vir-old Mrs Mattie Cordier of Mannington fell from a porch last Friday and fractured one of her arms very badly above tV el tow She wrfs otherwiso injured aid ill by confined to ner bed for 6ou itne CltidrtFrleh fill Tall son of Mr rJ0l A littlo fell from a poich last V Collins Thursday afternoon a distance fifteen feet sustaining serious l l not necessarily fatal injuries i littlo fellow was ridinir thft hn when ho became overbalanced 1 ie fall rendered him unconscious f r omo time and his body was w badly bruised by coming in cot with the briclc pavement below -y- Kegister to day i a n i WALm OF ANTITOXIN VJfam Theories of Natural and Artificial Immunity tj1jrtrtlicrU llili Antitoxin Introduced Into Country in Doccmbcr 1804 Ilua Reduced the Mortality Record fron lglity to Fourteen Per Cent Spoclal Chicago Letter They say that tho horseless ago Is groaning But tho horso is with us to stay While electricity is taking its jplace as a motor new Held of usefulness Is opening for It it supplies as with antitoxin tt is an unexplored field of inves ttlgatioa upon which we are enters flag for antitoxin tho product of the 2blood of tho horse has been with us scarcely a year It was introduced lnto this country last December and re xscarches and experiments had begun in iEarppcan hospitals only eleven months aota n fix w nsoxeioixsjux GEnn highly magnified Vnjifhotttimo Within this short Jd ireliablo records of cures in m liphtheria and tetanuss commonly ukriownias lockjaw had been collected tXho a nlitoxin had been obtained its rvalue Shad been practically demon- MSErroeairacuio principle involved re- jemalnstainystery to all That some egfeat ifar reachlng principle is coming rtto light that a hew system of fighting disease1based on this principle will bo evelyed that Is admitted by all who hav studied the subject Tho eyes of settrchmg UnvesStigatbrs and profound ttbinkerBsre gleaming with tho hope of revolving tlils new system In time to adilhe discovery to that unrivaled tgKxy of achievements which illumin- cates nineteenth century progress Vhat is antitoxin Antitoxin is ctanti jrolson an antidote for poison As tsweaueJthoiVvord it means a substance dejlpe in animal blood to neutralize sthe effect cf toxins poisons of disease iSofwlsJt obtained From the blood ofi immunized animals And here we lnsBtKxjlaln the nature of immunity ffil animal blood has been shown to possess to agrcater or lesser degree of tWtftericido properties When an ani- r rriaVMQmesAlnfeotcd with a disease a combutiffkos rlace nccording to well jubstalStlaied authorities between tho s gcrixisf the disease and a mysterious BoaaHfthlng in the blood This bacteri- v 13449 property yaries in power and qual- tay in different species Thus tho blood J of man offers complete resistance to Affirms jo pigeon cholera that of tho Cor- agalnsl anthrax of the chicken nagaInst tetanus and so on These ani fcreslB jure said to be Immune against a Swtfi M eontaih4 tthn dinhthWia toxin If th toxia te libuna to be of sufflcieat awrcutftu tna is it 1 cc ol It wlU kill a guinea pig Weighing 600 grains in forty eight hours 8 cc of tho toxin Is injected intotho shoulder of a young and absolutely healthy horso This will causo a reaction and diphtheria antitoxin will form In tho blood Tho next time about 1 cc will bo injected and a correspondingly larger amount of antitoxin will form Doses of toxin are constantly Increased until tho horso can bear without serious symptoms the enormous amount ol auu cc oi toxin per injection Some of tho blood of tho horso is then drawn off and put on ico for a few days to allow it to coagulate Tho blood serum Le tho water with albuminous and saline matter in solution possesses the anti toxin proper- ¬ ties and is taken off with a pipette Its strength is tested by Inoculation on diseased guinea pigs and if ono grain of the serum will neutralize ono grain of tho toxin it is ready for use The forearm of the human patient Buffering with diphtheria ia given a hypodermic injection of tho antitoxin If the disease is in the incipient stato one Injection will generally suffice otherwise doses must bo repeated several times When the experiments were first be ¬ gun a number of different animals were used as mediums for the pro- ¬ duction of antitoxin It was soon found however that it Is not the actual immunity of an animal which would be of any value when transferred to a diseased individual but tho amount c acquired Immunity For this reason tho horse was selected as tho most appropriate for the production of tetanus and diphtheria antitoxin It is remarkably suscepti- ¬ ble to these diseases but shows great power of reaction and can develop enormous quantities of antitoxin It is a very healthy animal and the danger of inoculating other diseases with Its blood is practically nil it can furnish Immense quantities of blood and an important point the horse is in many respects similar to man The best re- ¬ sults will always bo obtained by inocu lation from homogen species Goats sheep and other animals have been tried but none can compare with tho horse in adaptability tho horseless ago Is not at hand The tetanus diphtheria and other antitoxins have been In use only a very few years in our country but a few months and then hardly ever outside of the hospitals The evidence then W fllfcraV I S r J rrUAlOHTEWNaiAPRIOAN KINKS iSeeret ot New OrlMM Wonuta for Bat Utflng Vanity of Colored Ueautlr I abominate straight hair exclaims tho Caucasian beauty and I hato kinks groans thefaclnatinglady of color So forthwith the mind femi- ¬ nine starts out in search of ways and means to make kinks come and to mako kinks go With glue papillottes plaiting and burning tho maiden of tho straight locks endeavors to make her head adornment take on graceful wares while her sister of tho dusky hue dreams of tho day when kinks will bo u r trvi vt One dox of Tufcts Pills will save many dollars in doctors bills They willsurcly cure all disease of the stomach liver or bowels Save Vduk MbnivL t4 is 5 CTi txw v 4tcr- 189 j For sicklieadache dyspepsia No Reckless Assertion iM vmw v 3 y 1 TUTTS Liver PILLS malaria constipation and bilio- ¬ usness a million people endorse with tho greatest certainty known to med- ¬ ical science GERMETUER removes from tho system tho symptoms name above no Did Not Act Like a Gentleman from giving strength in place of weakness Joy ¬ Virginia ous health in pkco of sickness In Kentucky an unfortunate mer-¬ There is no other remedy llko It and chant saw bankruptcy confronting none that cai do its work And then it is to tako hlmand to save a portion of his prop- ¬ a real itpleasuredilighi it Littlo children with and it cures like erty hd invoked the name of bis wife Jako and the assistance of a friend The magic SIOO a for 600 All druggists A under control k In times past tho lady of color was wont to divldo her woolly appondage into many little tufts whloh wero drawn as straight as possible and tightly wrapped with cord or shoo string It Is true this gave the head a porcuplny appearance during six days of tho week but on Sunday a visible parting and symmetrical topknot re-¬ paid the damsel for her week of suffer ¬ ing to bo beautiful But nowadays tho now woman among tho Afro Americans cannot ap pear at tho lecture tho womans club or tho soclty meetings with tho horny week day heads of tho past Necessity is the mother of Invention fits this caso as so many others A secret has been discovered ior not only straightening out tho kinks but to keep them straightened out fpr six months at a time The secret fa in the possession of an enterprising colored woman who make3 her home In Nop Orleans and who it Is said does a thriving business in smooth ing out tho knotty tresses of her sisters As she gets flvo dollars a head and there is no lack of trade this kink specialist has a veritable bonanza In this one respect at least tho dark skinned would be beauty has tho ad ¬ vantage of tho pale faced belle who aspires to rippling hair Whllo tho former lias to undergo hair manipula- ¬ tion but onco in six months the latters locks havo to suffer dally treatment Do Receiving dilyall tlie newest Walking Hats Baby Caps Sailors Turbans i You Suffer From indigestion sour ttotnacfc tcho flatulency distress after eating Or is it a caso of lost appetite onorgy weakness debility f hed of In Endless Variety Jafc We Can Save you Money as wellp as Time at Cloaks Bbvs Caps rant THE LEADER V t Afo you norvous restless sleepless vrorn out in body and in mind Havo you pains In the baa alps tide head arms sneuldors chestr Are you filled with mal rla sallow complexion eooted tongue s ht iweats dry cough chills and fever i If any of these troubles are yours thi thing you need is DR KINGS We have the celebrated H Sr Oor set ndOB and B G- Theseare all well known and need no trial A full line of notions of every description vi 4 ROYAL THE LEADER 1D3 MAIN ST i r GERMETUfn In tho gentlest and happiest way and rMmei Fleiirette Levy Mgr i Cn Keceiving Daily- - DISCOURTEOUS LAWYER JJew Fall Goods csuch iSiseases T5je Important point is that Jlntweaaed riwo ways lEvcry child knows that when it ihas once had a disease the chances are ethatiit will not catch the same disease a rseconfl time It has been rendered im rrmune against that disease A mysterl wons process of chemistry has taken jplace Jn the childs body protecting it perhaps for lifetime perhaps for a lim iited period against tho germs of the esme against certain diseases may be This may be done in one of 1 by infection or 2 by Intoxication i e inoculation of the dls cdlsease The same process may be developed cariificlally Inoculate the disease In France 41B 04 13 OJ 14 7 00 inrflldJorm and tho danger of succumb Hollandi 273 23 00 11B0 ing to a serious attack will be minim England ITHo ale ii4o rjdzed This is the principle of vacclna Total Tfflon Slnco February tho death rate has Erom vaccination to the use of anti 14 cent Indeed a wonder- ¬ joxin 3s but one step Scientists had sunk to per ful showing when we consider that tho death rate in cases of actual diphtheria f Is over 80 per cent when no antitoxin 1 - OIHTJKSiJT tlat bjs 4aYfr erfaUjlfc nec ¬ ABtftfccrnLY causa lntM lUaUe ait MnUaliTiig It essary to interfere and tell him that he tljtalrkrmatt nlshtj wum br mmn nnira wi it wuan mnn Mm was not required tc answer questions ataAltjiutnhud irr1 n x Bt a vi a ajui a86Mbr4raclitafcrh which would criminate himself SMMlltiiilMrbthtnmnM After the close of the case which re i u utiu rr MiKbj ubuit srnduw Soldbr BC HARDWICK sulted disastrously for our accommo ¬ dating friend ffbni Virginia he ex ¬ pressed indignation at tho humiliation fY VttriJnipJpbii to Tvlilch hothad been suhjeew I wrf tot Impound lot iij i af Mvkedt i ftppel was ifeverin my life treated with so faliifoni Spermatorrhea llttlo courtesy ho said The oppos- ¬ Kertnunlt SilfDUtrvtt Utijf Memory Ae Wilt ing counsel did not act at all like a InaieyouitSTftOflO Vigor gentleman sir I expected entirely oit Man- Prfct 9100 0 s i Box496 00 different treatment especially as I Spetlal Direction Hailed learned that he was from Virginia and With each Box Addreti he knew I was from that state No iilltil SnrXialui Co sir in the old days no Virginia gentle- ¬ H SDiatuaAsAva 6TLOU13 man sir would causo another Virginia fW IKOOOLATIN G A PATIENT gentleman the slightest embarrassment matter nor Dr becauseho of so paltry a collected Is most astonishing would seek by set interrogatories to G Futterer in a lecture at the Chicago polyclinic in February last cites the make him contradict himself No sir and all for following statistics of antitoxin treat- it is unpardonable sir the dividends the purpose of increasing of ment for diphtheria a few Yankee clients whom ho never No of Per BUCKEYE saw I am convinced sir that your Cent DUd Patient 227 23 80 64 never camo from Virginia at lawyer Vienna 481 72 14 00 Austria all sir he must have come from West 33 14 SO 5 Hungary 193 17 40 1100 Virginia Borlin 212 14 8 33 Germany 13 14 40 93 iCPRES NOTHING BUT PILES Italy u TOMB OF MARY AND LAZARUS such araVQ creditors Instituted proceedings tore cover certain property abd in tho course of the proceedings his friend a native of Virginia was put upon the stancL All went i well Bays tho Louis- ¬ ville Post until the witness was sub ¬ jected to a rigid cross examination byia lawyer himself- ft native of Virginia Tho witness went blundering along at BRgEniffi Wii CLSEYOU SpidJjy E C Hardwick druggist ITCHING PILES t arJn Q Palace PILES WAYJiESc - All kinds of walking shapes turbins and sailors All the latest novelties for fall I am offering these goods i cheaper than the ever were sold on this mavJOMt Money Saved is Money Made S 3 jqj Quick sales and small profits is my tl g new S C corsets I also carry a complete line of But tericks Patterns the onl reliable pattern on the r4tjfueiir w 1 rwf market MRS ADA LAYN C0RN-ER-9TH-- sJ V MAI-N-- TERMS CASH TABLERS VAN fJlN MAEfC MflWCV By shipping to Herndon Carter Company TUU bAPI lflAIll nfiUntl Commission Merchants Louisville Ky oecause tney are tne largest ana most re liable commission merchants and because they can handle shipments quick and to the best advantage for the shipper A trial shipment solicited Write to them for quotations before shipping Specialties Eggs Butter Poultry Fruits of all kinds Beans Potatoes Onions Hay Grain Headquarters for Furs Hides and Wool- Capital 4000000 Liberal advances made on con- ¬ signments General correspondence solicited OINTMENT is used And It is not only as a curativebut also u pitsvcutlve that the great remedy may bo used Eellablo cases sufficient in number to leave no room for doubt have been reported of children who had been rendered temporarily immune by a singlQ injection of antitoxin while in tho midst of a household where By expert diphtheria was raging mentlng on guinea pigs it was shown that a dose of antitoxin Injected be¬ fore infection requires only 1 100 sometimes 1 1000 of tho strength needed when the same amount of toxin had found its way into the pigs system twenty four honra before the antidote was injected In Its effect antitoxin is absolutely harmless It sometimes produces skin eruptions weakness and other slight symptoms in human patients but the 7DBXWIMO BLOOD VI10U IAIMUNIZEDUOB8E medicine is not considered a poison Jiearned that an antidote to germ diseases and it cannot bo in any way dangerous sould bo formed by inoculating tho to the sick or the healthy Not the disease Why not obtain this anti bllghtcst fear need be entertained in stoxjn from an Immunized animal and that regard ilnjeot It into tho blood of tho patient What Is true of diphtheria and Investigators set about manufacturing tetanus wo may infer to hold good in the mysterious antidoto in a systematic all germ diseases We ltnow that tho principles of partial and total immunity unanner Diphtheria the germ of which was evince themselves throughout the ani- ¬ discovered in 1884 was chosen as tho mal kingdom we are almost positive principal subject of experiment They that this partial immunity may always jproceed as follows be Increased by infection of a disease With a cotton wad a few of the germs and we may judge by analogy that if t iaro brushed from the tonsils of a human somo animal can produce properties in patient Tho wad is then drawn over the blood antitoxic to certain diseases A mass of blood scrum inclosed in a dish other animals can be found whoso blood sivand tho germs transferred theroon will yield tho same medicine againct Wo believe further Etere they have good opportunity to other diseases In twenty four that at least all infectious diseases are fiied and multiply iibus each germ has grown Into an germ diseases for how else could they and wo may justly inv7Uolated colony of germs called a cul- - be infectious turei Tho culture are examined un- - fer that In a very few years a great der a iaeroscopc aud thoa of dlph- - compiex systom ot new remedies iheriafplantcd agalu In a sealed test will come into use aud as fire drives tube containing beef broth They are- out fire the disease itself shall produee olacel in ri Incubator at blood tem- within the animal body the antidote uuuture and at the end of three or agalniitits virulence We are on the Palestine In a recont issue of tho Journal of the German Palesiino society Prof Gelzer of Jena discussed an Interesting tombstone discovered at Cesarea in Palestine and which first appeared in the Revue Blblique published at Je- ¬ rusalem The inscription reads Mqn ument belonging to or dedicated to Mary and Lazarus The language is Greek and the Inscription dates from tho fourth or fifth century The orig- ¬ inal editors tho Dominicans of Jerusa- ¬ lem thought that it was merely a mon- ¬ ument of two persons by tho names of Mary and Lazarus Gelzer however is of opinion that the Biblical persons of these names were intended especially also in view of the fact that Mary name precedes that of Lazarus He draws attention to the fact that in tho first half of the fifth century the discovery of apostles ond prophets tombs was a flourishing and mani ¬ festly also a lucrative branch of Indus try At that period it was olalmed that tho bodies of Joseph Samuel Zacharlah John the Baptist and other Biblical men were found and many of these pseudo relics were transported to tho capital city of Christendom Constantinople It ia not impossible that at this period also the pretended re¬ mains of tho sister and brother from Bethany wero transported to Cesarea which in the ante Chalcedonian period i ef down to 451 was the metropoli- ¬ tan center of the church In Palestine i An Interesting Tombstone Discovered In i known for 15 years as tho BEST REMEDY for PILES rreptiedlTSICHASUSOS A SURE and CERTAIN CURE M SOXD J1Y AtTJHKTTOGISTS ED COJIT LOUIS A Good Show N- S L merchant was husy in his office when a hook agent called on him I havo something to show you in ¬ sinuated the agent slipping and sliding up to the desk The merchant looked up And I havo something to show you he said politely I heg your pardon said tho puzzled peddler I have something to show you re ¬ peated tho merchant rising and point- ¬ ing across the room It has hinges on it and a knob and it will shut bo Good day and ho sat hind you down again as the agent accepted tha present and passed out Golden Days A ROYAL CEMENT Xrx PLASTER 1 ieads SlTrer3rfclaIrLgr u W The late editors wife is something of a humorist Indeed Yes took a lino from his original salutatory and placed it on his tomb- ¬ stone It Covered the Ground FL11K PHONE 98 c MATERIAL What was it are hero to stay stitution Wo Atlanta Con- ¬ Worth a ContesU f i Salt Makes Sugar Sweeter Who would think of making sugar sweeter by the addition of salt Such however Is asserted to be ho case by irof fJuiitz at a late meeting of tho From Physiological socioty of Berlin his experiments ho finds that If to a solution of sugar there bo added a slight amount of salt and water so weak that it excites no salino taste tho result Is extra sweetening of the sugared water The weakest of quinlno solution is said to produce a practically similar result Tho explanation given of tho above scorning incongruity Is that tho ovor so feeble saltriess 6t bit ¬ terness imparts an increased sensibility to thesensatlon of taste by thef slmul- ¬ ¬ Lawyer Is tho estate worth it Caller Ho left ono hundred thousand dollars Lawyer Let me Bee Thats fifty thousand for mo and fifty thousand for thoJawyer on tho other side Yes its worth it N Y Weekly A Good Ilcnson Caller will I wish to contest my uncles JHDAG5 fcftv AtWm jW My v A V taaadua stimuli aatL fattg aaaimr- Little Johnny Fizzletop has the habit waking up every night and demand- At last his Ing something to eat mother said to him Look here Johnny 1 never want to eat anything In tho night Well Idontthink Id care much to eat anything either in the night pif I kept my veetncm a mug oi of 4 W s v J r o ri ik wr CTNO ft I i j r f ft l fatty t Wa v Dumb Until HH by IMrt i 1 T t The Foreign Pcfseetrions tr twTiwy y i k tf i 1 Knljjbti ot the Koad HlfAMfeKf J8 A said an old freight You see I have a warm epMneer Bpwpn my heart for the knights of xthe road and I dont thitjk the average tramp is half as bad as he is painted We ought to do some--thin- g to reform these fellows and it ought to be done in a kindly way The reason tthy Hike Abq tramp is because I owe my being alive at this moment to about twenty of them How did they save my life Well it was this way 1 was run ning a freight engine on the Chicago division pf the Panhandle when the incident I am going o rejalg o cSjjjSed I had flttSfJlB at the Tiead i Stir iy one cars of slock on e dark lngvon my dotit mlntl seeing tramps rid train th level 1 Lake and Royal Center when we had to stop to cool off a hot box Ve had no air brakes on freight ctjrs In Ihem days and the stopping of a long heavy train took considerable time Well wheiiwo got starred again I put on a fiill headof steam and weut down througK the little town of Denham at a an hour pace but were stopped by a red light at Royal Center and got orders to wait for a westbound fast frty-five-mlie- freight at the hill tp of the Logansport If you have ever been over the Chicago division you noticed the long steep hill above Logansport Well to be brief when I got to where I ought to have stopped I forgot my orders The air brake pump was the cause for it was leak- ¬ ing and I was thinking 1 would re port it to the roundhouse men at Logansport Well when I remembered of the order to stop and take siding I was going down the hill at gait I had no a sooner thought of my awful error Stop when the fireman shouted her man for Gods sake stopl He had reason to be excited for right ahead of us coming up the hill as- ¬ sisted by a pusher and both engines making the sparks fly was the fast freight I pulled the whistle and the old 413 let out a long startling oLgMpairlng shriek for brakes AVthe BSEe time I plugged her and put I knew we could not on the sand two brakemen to set get those enough brakes to glve us any chance for our lives s6 wo cofc ddwn on the Bteps prepareditovpumppbut the high steepbnk was top much forus and ipstead of jumping we stance to rdn oabkoyer theicars I wcmdered what was reducing tb speed of our train when I- reached the second car but the mysterj was explained when I saw a man at every brake screwing up the wheels as if the very devil was making him to do it Well do you know that we got the train stopped just as the thlrty-mile-an-hour known as thef UHlfity nsperman Afltfkdyjsays tho Of the ea walL hearing was New York Pre defclivlsatJrL JVerlearffed to his fingers faltf with anything ua v J3 teHI B lwirf nfcrp Ho J were always 6h SSd UsIvlHi looklngffptf sofn8waof loosening his totoguVf butfscj long as be could nothear ofcbersounds there was no chncVxf his Imitating them One day Palsy and anbtber fellow WrVput In a boat duck hunting wiAy something happened that lurmsutfu wiuiyoKeu jpr snairmg up 5ftHe nervous facultiesofyhe tongue tjedyouth Aticr shooting Into a flock of ducks in he hake to row but after the game he had shot he climbed ovr his companions gun and discharged The shot went over his bad but so close that sev eraJsmqlJ pieces of lead lSdged in his snould iust what took place in the wounded mans jnihd or what was tJnimeiatejinflSende that it had over his system science would goa long way Jto find opt or when he noise of the discharge died away his companion was astonished to thear imshout ducHl in an altoosV fiaturai tone oTyqicei It was the first word be had ever1 spoken The wounds made by the shots weroquite severe bitj they did pot begin to create the interest that was felt in his learning to Speak Little by little with painful slowness he soon began to use other words not enough to make really connected con- ¬ versation possible but It was speech for all that apd there was promise of anything too so long as he could use any words at all The duckshot that hod been lodged In Patsys shoulder pained him a good deal and soon began to work up toward the surface He went to the Pitch hospital a day or two ago and bad them taken out He made a very favorable impression on the doctors who were naturally much Interested in such a peculiar case Patsy did not try to speak but used The bandages the finger alphabet did not feel just right after the operation was over land tp call atten ¬ tion to them he did something that fairly frightened his companion He whistled This had been his way of making his wants kifown from childhood but aa soon as he had begun to talk ho had given it up and had not whistled fdr qaitea long time The operation was finished to his satls factios and he went back to his boineoa tho eca wall but he does not speak now aiaiD MatWiftf ben VAi of-- Soma i 7- f f imr r t mTtmm-y u jEaKland Holland and Portugal Claim1 Wore 6ubjeea Abroad Than nfllome -- vVustrlytho Only Great 1ower vritliout a Colony 1 The declaration of the Italian min ister of foreign affairs to the Italian chamber 01 deputies In Rome re- cently that all thg European powers except France and Russia hudagreed that no other government was au thorized to interfere with the Italian protectorate over Abyssinia recalls the fact that the ambition of many Italians to estubljsh governmental colonies is SQonto be realized Since the establishment of the Italian cap- ital in uome in 170 says the New York Sun Italy has been contribute Ing largely to the foreign emigra- tion to the United States the Ar gentine Republic France Brazil and tho northern African states By the census of 1870 there were only 17000 Iialiahs in the United States Itf lBaOAthe number had risen to 44- 600 Sncfin 1890 to 182000 i Many Italians have long felt the need for commercial purposes of colonies over which the Italian flag might fl ap4 q Italian govern Sent exercise jurisdiction Abys- sinlnhas seemed tojurnish the coy eted opportunity for colonization and now Italy after a military occu- ¬ pation of the country Is about to ex- - We tArifl its Tiftwpr fnrfcVior nvsr tViArnnnJi try of King Menelek The area of Abyssinia is 189000 square miles orl wititor Turf Oats Larsce yield and sure crqp afford good win ter pasturage Tine to sew in August and September I Place your orders lpr them at once Nfiw 4r7ilTi m h fi Jskree stock vf rye oimson clover timothy nkJ nd redtop on hand-ri I Buy the celebrated Empire wheat drills w tv ffrif wsPLJg the only force feecfc I on the mar et Guaranteed to sow wheat and fertilizer correctly T now handle the following reliable brand Fertilizer of wheat fertilizer about 50 per cent greater than area 01 naiy xne population tbojj ofj the Italians claim jurisdiction is 4500000 The present population of Italy is 30000000 France with a population of 38 that part of Abyssinia over which 000000 has colonies in various parts of the world with 21000000 inhabit- ¬ ants additional Spain with a population of 17000000 has colonies with 11000000 inhabitants addi- ¬ tional but it will not have colonial possessions so largo If tho patriotic Cubans succeed in their revolt against the Madrid government Holland with a population of 4500 O00Jh1i3 colonies with a collective population of 29000000 Portugal witiia population of less than 5000 000 has colonies with n population of less than 6000000 additional But these four countries preeminent for centuries a3 colonizing govern- ¬ ments are completely overshadowed by England Theareaof the United Kingdom Is 120000 square miles but the area of the jurisdiction of Armour bone meal wheat grower Northwestern bone meal 4 wheat grower a Y if Homestead wheat grower W National dissolved bone Place orders early as bone meal and all animal matterrfto fertilizer will be scarce and nigher it Here is a Fair Proposition We will trade any far mer one of our latest im proved wagons for as u th J courage forsook him and he gave up hla Intention of extricating the poor brute There were aboutforty tive people In the car Wb thirds men audfiveof tera polloemen None ofthese men however offered tbre llevo the dog suffering A pretty young woman who sat neartba open trap appealed to tbomen to take the Post dog out Nd 069 refipondedt and so fshe A QlriV Bicycle Feat hwlfanv lifted the dog carefully from under the Miss Belle Steele of Deposit J truck The other women applauded Y is a bloomer xrl whose cpurpge hor loudly and the men joined in vis notlacklngven In dangerous rather sheepishly places During the last two weeks ten wheelmen have fallen intdHhe Sliver Vaoet for Heroism canal while trying to pass on the wjde towpath underneath the old Hereafter the government will white brldgeat Tracey ville It was recognize acts of heroism on the high thought to be a hoodooed spot for seas in behalf of citizens of the cyclers But Miss Steele as a taunt United States by the award of band srfor the male riders declared she some silver vases instead of gold Tjffould passr under the bridge on her watches compasses etc as has wheel six times within one foot of been the custom In tbe past It has the waters edge for a wager of ten frequently happened that these dollars The money being put up watches fine though they are have she undertook the feat on Wednes- ¬ beep bestowed upon mariners pos- ¬ day night The six trips were made sessing chronometers of a much su- ¬ in less than ten minutes the rider perior quality Tho same Is true of going within a few inches of tho other navigating apparatus which it waters edge each time A big has been customary to give in ac ¬ crowd turned out to see the new knowledgment of valuable heroic woman dissipate a superstitious no- ¬ service to American seamen The tion of the men and they wdre de- state department officials who havo lighted when the plucky wheelwora charge of this matter have decided an got the money Buffalo Ex- ¬ to substitute vases for other arpress ticles as an experiment and if it J proves successful that style of When Forks Were Manufactured award will be adopted as the stand- ¬ o Tnrnnrnnrrpfl fnrks wpro mnlo of ard The design most favored tea Three pronged tall vase embossed at tbe base in Sheffield In 1608 forks were manufactured In En - imitation of dashing waves with an land and on the continent in 1750 American eagle surmounting a and silver forks did not come either shield Inscribed with the American oat charms Washington Star in England or in Prance until 1814 westbound trains engine pumped ours and there was not much What stopped us damage done Why the fact of the matter was that when we stopped to cool off that box some twenty five tramps boarded the train and were sitting on top of the cars When they saw what 1 was whistling about they took to setting the brakes and no train was ever stopped by air as them fellows stopped that freight When they saw that a terrible collision had been averted they began to cheer llkefiends and I could not heip buFjoln In and cheer too Thats hovvl the tramps saved my life and thats why I have a kind of tender spot In my heart for the Pittsburgh knigbts of the road Courazaarkl Terkiernesa Combined Heres a story of a girl whose courage brojugbt the blush of shame to a number of strong men A trol ¬ ley car of the Peoples Traction com- ¬ pany of Philadelphia while bowling along German town avenue near On- ¬ tario street the other morning struck a small dog The animal rolled under the car and became wedgedbdiweenthe mdtorbox aqd the truck frame Thecar was stopped and the poor dog lay there howling pitifully It was found to be impossible to extricate the dog from the outside and the conductor accordingly went Into the car and lifted the trap In the floor The dog Jay directly underthe opcnlug with his mouth gaping wide in agony At the sight of the dog the conductors much wheat as it can m ringinto market wheat tyo be in first class order the Eugllshigqvernrinti isii60 The population 0K square miles 2 of England Ireland Scotland and and grade good No After unloading Wales- is 38000000 The total population tender jthe jurisdiction or iho the wheat we will give him fifty 50 queen of EngiandMs SSlOCO back home Whenhe annexation of Aysalnia bushels of coal to carry to the Italian kingdom Is completed Italy will- rank In the matter pf pos- free of charge mmmak WTSTMttznemXL 1 Auarjaorie 01 sessions with Germany which has some 5000000 people within its pro- ¬ tectorate In Africa with Turkey and with Denmark which have colonies In both North- - jand South America of the greatest mon- Jiiurope is tne only one In BUGGIES mmwmssi we iiave this year fa archies having no foreign colonies He Wasnt Scared Funny thing happened in our town said a suburbanite man the There ia a deaf man other day living there and n lady who has plenty of nerve The other night she was laft alone for an hour or so The deaf man called He rummaged around on the porch trying to find The lady became the doorbell She got her husbands alarmed pistol and ran upstairs She crept to a window directly over the door She could hear a man and listened sur passed any previous record Our stock wis mon- care ¬ fully s leetod and wa fttoco about very distinctly Bang Bangt Bangl She fired three times The bullets passed dan gerously near the deaf man but he mo vlng bought cheaper dood well bought are already half sold Come anc JOIN IN THE PRGGESSI0H SAODLEY and FLY NETS He kept looking for the doorbell and finding1 It- lie gave It a lopg We have a very fulllme of HARNESS TALBOT SADDLES made to order ring No one came Finally he grew discouraged and left As he walked away he was met by several people who had heard the shots When he was told of His narrow escape he smiled pleasan tyund hurried home- ¬ ward Incredtujw Atlanta Con This is a cut of the lA 0fesfraSiA Kusfl3i zrmM IBWilflpr SHBSi fci stltution New England Cities Range It is V W fitter i Sllfctii RFm The race fortHlrdtilace among the cities of New England is rather an interesting oue In lpbO according to the federal census of that year Worcesters population was 84655 and that of New Haven 81293 while at the present time each claims a total of 100009 Lowell is close be hind and Fall River provided its growth is not impeded by unfavor able industrial conditions will give its slightly larger rivals a tussle for the advantage in the next half decade Meanwhile Providence retains its old title of the second city of New England by a large majority and will pass the 200000 mark with- ¬ in a very few years even if none of the current annexation projects get beyond the stage of discussion vhich cooks the goose of all our competitors the housekeepers pride and a married mans peaces maker You cannot afford to use that old cracked casfe iron imitation any longer- - Save fuel save patience save money by buying a Majestic steel range A dti 4 or- v K FORBES jrwar a ao I BRO 1 yJtt a H 1 o 4 I i j V v HOBKINSIVILLE KENTT7CKLA v X w or- - J t i s A I I i i u K- wl D S IfMtffltLBf 0 JLHIYALV Thq Mtterprisinr citizens of Nash ¬ J ville bar MtofthcTtfet greAt specta- ¬ Wnatke 6nusjif my aot testing vjwell AN taring the spring for aartrii yars pait cular production AMERICUS UY Jbadthattlrcil feftUug wua CHAS M MEACHAM whch will bo presented al Athletic 2 Park Sept and Oct weak and so tired that I grand open air production hii nBSOKIPTIOK ArYiiAP i ADVANCE could not do - beenthd reigning success of Cleve Looai redlnr notice iWceuts per Itne 8pemuch work per Insertion sil Locals 6 cents aurcrtliido eaon tarnished land Qinciuuatj JDenver Qrnaha and iseweuts For several Kates for standing Moines for thepasUwblvo weeks Tes rt UppllCHtlOD yerB I have The company numbers over fourhun taken Hopds yKFlOK 213 SOUTH 3IAIN STREET dred people and tho three grand bal Barsaparllla uinMBtaoHMBBaeMMUaaeasaca lets aro Baid to be the most magnifi regularly and cent in way of costuming over seen in OEMOOHATIO TIOKKT Jb V MH Ur it has cleansed auy production Theecenpis laid ia For Governor y blood P WAT HARDIN of Mercer Charlestown MnSs during tho Rev- ¬ Vlrlvan off that For Lieutenant Governor v r olutionary War and treats of the V 111 11TTVL BBQ Fdlton v f tired feeling Hd ballt upimjr whole sys ¬ Vt v vj Jif period that stirred mens hearts arid tem Heads BftfrlllaliMaLBO benefited For Treasurer jwamberi of ar famllTi sothat we ROFORDotOlay caused mothers to hug their babies otker V For Audltot r-i closer to their bosoms It was a would net bawitkout a supply Stephen t l I i L 0 NORM ANof Boone i J McCLAHS aresaweed Arkansas period of patriotism honor and the For Register nt the Land OiHc subversion of all things toSweet GliSWANUOol Wolfe Liberty long and lasting Liberty For Attorney General W J UENDRICKof Fleming the fruits of which should be enjoyed ForSeoretary of State by the coming generations HENRY SHALE of Graves The stage upon which the city For HuntofPubllc Instrootlon VSD PORTER THOMPSON of Owen stands covers an area of a city block For Commissioner of Agriculture with a frontage of 870 feet This front FreaBiaeaHyIatkepablloeye fl0forg3 ION B NALLf LUUUrlJ je age is tho promenade on which the - ForHallrondGomniUsloners piu aua X FLETCHKa DEMPaEYof Hopkins festivities took place The city is Pills thi after dinner 25c fmllx catiutic tiJEO H ALEXANDER of Jcffersonr in holiday attire the people are qn ii GREEN RKELLAR of Nicholas joying thogayety of tbo honor little we think you are in a For Circuit Court Judge dreaming of tho devastation that is POSITIONS GUARANTEED 1K L 0 LINN of Calloway soon to follow tho happiness which is under reasonable conditions Do not say It can seen everywhere The song of Lib not be done till you send for free catalogue of For Magistrate Pembroke District WM LPARKER t iT sung from every mouth DRAUdHONS PRACTICAL IIIIIIHIIHIIIM Mm MMBMIlBg erty is beingsound of drums aro heard the when But your judgrnent is good If as good in the in tho distance a moment later an rtt4i4iel4 matter of Clothing then we know you wear only the j mounted1 dashes upon KasUvIlIe Teun the scene to inform the people of the Happy Hone---y- i Our celebrated guaranteed brand endorsed by bankers This College Marion Crawford is writing for the approach of Washington and his army and merchants Is stronglyweeks byDraughons FOUR high grades are fit for a king becrun for method of tcachlmr bookkeenlnsr Is eoual to at Century Magazine a series of papers nreDaration are whenonce march TWELVE weeks by the old plan Special ad- soldiers thoir receotiou onoriaaua rznraansmp ana on Homo and the Vatican for which in lieaaeU Dy tue UlUStriOUS Urenerai raphy Cheap board Open to both sexes leieKft No vacation Enter now Railroad Faro Paid illus- Andre Castaigne is drawing the Hardly however has the pvationary when Lord HflMR RTIllW FAAC J5cey PePared in Prices to fit a young mans pocket atrations These articles will describe AiitniqinHin subsided CornwalllS With tho JngUSC Army SnoRTnAND and PKNMAusniP especially adapt- unusual features of the Sacred City marcnes J- i r jt Write for rHome Study tnhnnitiiH i in irom mo opposue hiuo u f 1 S Co amdtthe pictures will include some re tne cuy a iruce uuviug ueuu hickii circulars at once ft onarkable restorations of classical upon for twenty four nours between The T J Grant Baking Powder Capt Alfred T Mahau the the two gouerals The people noth racene3 ing daunted by these two great com- ¬ company of Chicago assigned The great naval statioian will also write bative foreds facinar each other in assets were scheduled at 820000 and for the magazine a series of four such closing proximity go on with liabilities at 39000 studies of tho naval engagements up- - their holiday carnival watched by Your only chance to get a on which tho fame of Admiral Lord ootn armies Here is presorted a series pf terp big- lot 100x233 feet is ait the Heury M StanINbIbou is founded pictures that approach N ley will contribute a paper on Africa sichoreiiu near the true sublimity of bis sale of the Hopper about as to be supplemented by articles made oeauty as it is possioie to auam r o - property td day at 46lclock aipirom the diary and journals of tho lowing this grand feature tho greiit Slate E J Glavo who died a few specialty company appears in the moat wonderful and marvelous acroDrive out to the Hopper amonths ago on the Congo batic acts The revelry is over The property to day and see clouds of war have commenced to flp Miss Licille Blackburn daughter again dim tho horiziu of b auty those beautiful big a si it is of Senator Blackburn will be mar- - The armies boixraie reslivt discovery lots 100x213 fliat are to been jried at soon to day to Mr Thos P fired treachery hasset fire to the city be sold at auctionjo day at English spies have o clock p ir Lane a New Jersey capitalist and during the progress of tho festivities tho end journalist of note The wedding will and only destruction awaits ourpnse your stomach diake place in Washington D CThey of what was but a moment before a thing of beauty The cannot ade com at- sail from New York for Europe to monces the city is in flames buildWITH THE HOST ELEGAHT LIME O-Fjanorxowand will be abroad a year aroe ings topplo over and utter ruin is the tenaing tne DigA iree to- ¬ Victor of the hour cueat Watqhesv l At this point there will be present- ¬ day at 4 oclock p ra JLlegister BriG-a-br- ac Clocks ed Jthe grandost PhyltotechmcaLDis- Silverware MaMMMOMMMWMMIfWMMBN play that has never been excelled Mrs Nellie Grant Sartoris is ex- ¬ Spectacles Cut glassK The-- Populists have nominated and will live forever as the grandest pected to take a Jargo part in fWa6n J oyer bepn mgtdn sociiillifethe coming season T32obert Wilhnghain for state senator Fire Works Exhibit that has ever een outside of a large city ALL AT LIVING PEIGBS presented 3n the second district Mr Willing Alexander- E McGilh was nomina- ¬ All railroads leadng to Nashville Dont fail to see this gorgeous idisplay iEyerybody invited to iam is a brother of the Populist will offer special excursion rates on ted for governor on the first ballot by nominee for representative in Graves dayu of exhibitions visit our store the NewiTeraeyDeriiocrats lastThurs day and half brother of Judge county Personal attention given to s Remember the Bobbins tho Democratic nominee tPuresidonVClevelaud J MIIWIIIIIMM Barbecue at the HpjffeifM WSkshMhgfoasfrorrTGraywill return to IMII WIW Jewelry Watch Clock Gables Oct i 1 sale to day at 4 oclock pr iom The president has issued an exeEemejnhherthe place cutive order placing under civil ser Two Doors North of J IT Anderson Co Deafness Cannot Be Cored vice rulo3 all consuls who receive sa- ¬ MAxnmoNivi by local applications as they can- ¬ laries not less than S1C00 nor more Call on ics Goods not roiich the diseased portion of the ifchan 2500 and all comrnercial ageuts Fv nn box f JmrtNJB tur There is only ouo way to euro 1000 a year wwho receive morn tnr deafntis and that is by cousliii COMPANY al remedies Deafness is canst ASA ThePaducalFi ssochtiou held an inflamed condition of tho in itheir annual meet in last weyk and lining of the Eustachian I he hen this tube getB inflam ful one was a very suc it have a rumbling sound or imp imanagement spurn i tains to make hfiiring aid vheu it i ot itho fair a good one j rid it was well closed Deafness is the result mi patronize every lic less the inflammation ciui bt j iJSttlA Christopher Columbus Cleveland out and V11S tube restored to t Ri ii agod Qiriity years an eccontrio iti mul condition i nnnn The grand jiirv Ijdieted an ice Wituir i O has just f eiZPrContervUle iroyed forever j H Wit SKvl m tt company and a lirtbc of dealers rptlirnf1 frnrn n Intirr nnrl ni1inii ro caused by catarrh - Jk vloi charging them wiiu suspiring and PenielCleveland was a nothing but au inflauiud coiiu n ourueyou foot i i soldier In boih the Mexican and civil teom biuing to vegiilaiind control the1 raucous stirfaccs t i f thf -- OF THE- Wo will erivo S100 for auv wars and has drawn a pension up jprice of ice in Mo ten county caused by catarrh ly part of last winter fDeafness AMMrr sX ill ft to tbt i cannoi e cureu uy nan s i u when for reason he was cut off M Clav Jr is said that Ca b is Tt Cure Seud for circulais fret ihoroli iN having funds suffl- 4i will soon tako tin apin bah i If of F J CHENEY Co of au attorney to look jCient it itet Mr Cliy Soldby Druggists 75c ja T 4he Democratic Htnt Incorporated sts he determined jaffcer Is an influential inai ud ids speech Louis XYlls hiurt Ims i C JCinnatl Enquirer to says ti v HOPKINSVILLE KY es will have a sentej to a rspresentalive A bigton and make por- walk to Curios the senior male noijtim f spncl i it the pension depart fa smW--V Co ipton The condition Of M Edouard Drumout the Li i d starting upon his Moment w- v flS Lini ft r i laily tof tho Madisoin baiter lie inherited it frt hojyv- - Cleveland walked first Si tttip f 4 fe mother who had it from M growing mure un to visit his mother toDtf HURSDAY CIOBER 17th i4hiUi whose fatlfpr D- - u t uo icmarkable age s it Crated with typ WatflSjH jf i7ihe oouy ot the p amuieu icu ana seyenteon years ptqtit- iu covbry is very t inrLV1 i tumvtc dauphin and remov l1hls is made in tho early part AiW Milti it til fcV vj nMKHQMRKW IV iWraWli vtrua iitflho doctor of la jiuuary and hareturned to CRtDAY 118280 M Bc53uden arcluhis home on February j2 starting 6 V issPSkwrwmmi f iW r l tho day following for Washington of TPurfs to hand ovor to tli TWWYJ E r He traversed the National road tfio IVfCIardy iU1 a patient family taking a receipt for ha ing the rtvolutiou oM830 i palaco aaotern twjninus of which is Baltl- is ueau uu tviesscouuty noxt Friday ond was sacked the vasocontainlhff tho and ho arrived n Washington Stt day and iu Morgaulield Mon- ¬ Spain will send troons to heart broken and tho heart itself 200 May Hla pvnlon papers were day and Uhjontowu Monday night Cuba in October and inVuds to in- - lost but M Gabriel Pelletan looked dxamincd and found all right and ATURDAY m crease the army to 200000 if neces- - for it and found it a sand heap In the much to his joy ho was returned to nCTOmciustb m CLrHIHVnWTi Tuo strike at the Blaekintou Wool sary palace yard Cleveland did not tarry the roll ou Cos mills at BlaCldnton Mass bmpi long in Washington but started WMmaoaMjjrwo niAtnsuantJirmrt mtmwo 33 fr has ended and the --250 employes upon liis return trip a3 soon as the Jjfiv i returned to work pension matter had been arranged to his satisfaction Ho stopped in loLyou county grand jury re- Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U S Govt Report many of the cities along the route c ly inspectod tho Eddyvillo pon- whero he had friends and many of uiry aiid found that institution them offered to pay his faro home H 4X Aj V Oft foudition but he declined their kindness in- ¬ i k sisting that hi3 army wounds ou i American who was arrested on side would be made worse and givo him pain should ho bo jarred by rid- ¬ iciou as bpig a filibuster has ing Cleveland is rather frail in ap a claim ot 50000 damdges lii pearance and he undoubtedly holds ADMISSION nst Spain 25 tho record for long dlstdnce walking nllMKMiMiHiw t M V DDJilN when his age is takon Into considera J B GALBREATH itjgisfor to day from 7 q m to 9 p President tion Secrakry jcpHnvilli Xtntotikttn FRiwr mmm mmn mm Impure Blood 24-26-- i- - 1 4 k Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the Only True Blood Purifier Hoods fl il r i i Young Ulan nritfey delicate position -I- ilegister to day aid-de-cain- Cp4i its Vf- j i to be married J1 j Mammoth Clothing Shoe Mai a St Hopkinsyille Ky Nor simymnmymnmfwmmmymmmnmnj 5oppr Howe Jewelry dfZGppds c Is How Open For Business Jewelry ithjjiifaprgaljigjr l2S to day therioppersale DIAMONDS s vl bigJreA IIM and r 209 Repairing SOUTH MAIN STY for Reliable and Repairing nr win imijWM JCHnv JAS VI HOWE MGB I UuUUUUUi4UUiUuUU4iiUiUiU iklw KMji i- 5 M s2fc mmk i ninel FIFTH HUAL fAIR Jo i tatofw gliSTIAN gOUNTY fkR 4 gtl ii l f gj i- - f- r- TliaY -t i af1 5wjK rj lflBr Bi 1 W 1895 LIBERAL PREMIUMS S I Powder ABUJTELY PURE I Bukiii In All Departments Three SPEIED RINGB Each Day Cents v h M o r fly-- 7 ii l j mirVii n f ii y1 J WW1 p- i- f rVTI 1 fT9K0pEgDBJGWK Continued from first pig A 7 vision badeen the most useful book to him as a toacber Christ was tlhe groat teachor Problems prwHmting great difljcultiee cotno up m every district Those the teacber must solve To do this successfully he must bo a mau of wisdom In deciding those question lie muBilfiave the impression that he is maki9n earnest effort to do the right thing so be will have the com- ¬ munity with him The teacher must have the requisite authority but must bo careful ho uses it If he exercises it in the right spirit for the good of ifill ho will have a Btrong hold on the community A very essential thing was to have the teacher and trustees act in harmony then secure the co Rondor operation of the parents your school room attractive and bxt There was roundings pleasant complaint among teachers - much about meager pay In nis opinion Make yourself manv saiitoo much indispensable to tbe community show them that you are worthy of a higher safary and tbo raise will come If the teacher has no adequate reward here he will receive one in the great beyond Proper heating and venti latioa proper food and clothing are Proper also plements of success Sadly consealing anothettelemenfc structed seats cause curvature of the spine badly arranged seats defective an excursion of Louisville business mvn to the Atlan NOTrilNCTBUt HEVVS FOUND IN THJS ttf Exposition oh October 18 which will be Kentucky day at Atlanta COLUMN A pretty girl a stranger in town A Coadented Account of the XRtest Hap was arrested in Covingtoa in male at- ¬ pen In p Tersely Told ferBBiJ Readers tire She would give no explanation of her masquerading and was locked A thief got away vwith 200000 up by the police worth of diamonds belonging to Mrs wife at jGeorgo McClanahan iangtry the actress in London a few tacked Jasper Sharp and Bracken in days ago HVpresentod a forged or- county and in the fight the woman der to tho bank where tho jewels were was instantly killed and both men so ketand they were delivered De riously wounded tectives havoi been unable to locate him or tho gems Thos Clay a Pike county farmer Lbu Kitchen is in jail charged with killed Sambo Williamson a negro having beaten his young wife to death becaused ho refused to apologize for in Butler county Kitchens father-in-la- using harsh language to members of caused the investiVatirm tn li Clays family made which resulted in the young A horso ridden by Miss Lena UJUUo oiiugwi Palmer in Madison county took fright L Job McGinnis a brakeman on the at a woman bicyclist dressed in Chicago and West Michicran road has bloomers and ran off throwing its fallen air to 750000 left bv his rider brother who died at Cincinnati The receivers of the Northern PaBailer Porter shot and killed an cific Railroad company have resigned other negro Gus Holt near Zion because they are responsible to too Holt was accused of being the Para- many different courts mour of Porters wife Peter Herel of Vancoburg is exPrank Lawwill committed suicide pected to die from the effects of a near Aberdeen by way of winding up close of poison which he claims was a protracted spree administered by his wife In contemplation w jSlMJTO MD 1B0TTT TheXouialle board of trade has MUlllUII H II II Tl fl ll v W MAk mW t I Wm 4 iHrAuctlOH fiB cevCiydZESDraizisra- - MONDAY SEPT 16 Having decided to retire from the Jewelry Busin0sp 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 gtfesaJfr your xu owiLjjTicQ ciaies commence eacn aav u Waf auu a mv Bric-a-Bra- h INTERMISSION l jr 1040 Prof Owen then carried a class through a series of exercises in The young ladies did calisthenics their part admirably and their performance was liberally applauded Prof Barnes took up tbe subject of He placed a advanced grammar yery complete and comprehensive outline of the verb upon the blackboard and with this illustrated his method of presenting the subject to advanced classes This proved to be a vorv clear tresentation of the sub- iect Some disoussidn of technical points and sentences involving diffi cult constructions then followed Miss Shadoin then recited in a vory effective manner Mellissas Opinion of Boys f To r Day At 4 OClock Tp m until all is sold KJHUL I S T atu r 4 r Jit Jibya nimn T IWSS21 I YATES HOPKINSVILLE E3rjxzuLzmmiAXzx KY- - Lightning Oulu OF LOTS OF THE vvrT AS CHEAP Well AS- ft MO i just come and see how cheap they are EVENING SESSION a Song music by Miss Winfree Roll call Miss Walker then sang a solo The Song That Reached My The teachers showed their Heart appreciation of her beautiful singing by long and continued applause Prof Bartholomew then addressed The teachor always the Institute held a place socially in the commu- ¬ nity He should therefore bo tbe verytfsibodiment of courtesy and re- finemllfts TniB of course enlarges his influence Every eye in tho community is Upon the teacher Any deficiency along this line would be The teachor too quickly noted must exercise theso qualities in the school room fas welJ as iniocietyr He must bo a gentleman at all times and under all tcircumstances Always be He correct isyhanneri neat in dree The teacher a pattern is to He ahould never be a partisan should of coursoj exercise his frights as man and a citizen In this dis cussion of the senses we must remem v ber tKat all our knowledge comes has been senses through the It ahowu you that the best way to study the child is when he is free Some child you study will Toe normal in one abnormal in another direction Study the child so thoroughly as to be able to develop it into the well The most rounded man or woman difficult part of this work is with the primary All honor to the primary teacher No work comparable to this Great in results grand in its ro- wards Physiology was then taken up by Prof J G Wright Ho spoke at some length of the great importance of the study He would place no special limits to oral instructions He found ho could interest begin ning classes by presenting tho subject under the form of an allegory The body may be compared to it bouse the hair the thatch or roof the eyes the wndows of the soul the tongue a servant in red velvet etc Much useful information could he With ad ¬ conveyed in this way vanced classes would ubo outlines Occasionally lecture tho class Of three divisions be considered hy the giene the most important Prof Rasc6e We should not at tempt to make physicians out of our pupils As teachers we get the idea teach we must know everything So we get to be super everything ficial the time allotted to thee sub jects in common schools is brief tho instruction must be necessarily ele- lital Wq should have better veil- Trustees should be tedJiouses compelled to Draune yjuaitjU iur m Continued htftexl Issue ¬ -1 ¬ HARNESS SADDLES BEIDLES Just to suit you An elegant line of Summer If Lap Robes opened now u Every thing you can need we have Hoppeir Property Tjuiltuptothese t E iVilBHBHIEKXBilllBHlBtv Yost o So This excellent property lies on Virginia street Iff i or nothing Its Virginia streetmagnificent property Go out and look at this Did it ever occur tb yoUthat Virginia street was bound and com- ¬ pelled to become the best residence street in this city Why ik Well for several reasons The principal of which is that a certain proportion of our people object to living across the river Another portion object to living in the Eastern portion of the city because they have to cross the railroad Main street is built up solid as far out as the high ground extends and there you are You are bound to come out and live on Virginia street for its the only place left for you to go ldtr which is entirely it m m b Grreat Offer iiie 4 r t tt f Our Summer Clearance Sale is still going on and we are selling at a Great Sacrifice our handsome line and we are sure to sell a lot Economy is the road to tho Hopper property Virginia street will also take you there and from all indications in a short time electric cars will be running to this property to morrow t i G oods Sttnlmer going at cost ana you These goods are If you want Dress G oods French Grino hams Novelty Wool Patterns1 opportunity will never nave such another to buy LOOK AHEAD row is The time to buy W re the advance in price gets here Remember Foresight is all that is necessary to make money I am on tho insde and know whereof I speak and I can tell you now that with ¬ in ONE YEAR street cars will be running out Virginia street to this property Eemember we have the best stock in town and offer bargains impossible to duplicate Carpets Mattings or Ruas RICHARDS 111 CO tf Buy now while you can these lots cheap these lots are 100x213 feet and that twenty of on Virginia street and the balance on a 60 foot Boulethem face vard that extends through this property parallel with Virginia street for one half mile This is the only 60 foot street in Hopkiusville and it will evontu- ally become the best residence street in the cityl kMy Ml t i- A iij t itJ ir v u jjvv 353u6pper It is You know that nearly all the residences ou Virginia street have been erected during tho past five years Look ahead another five years and you will see all these lots built upon and worth four or five times what they will cost you at this sale The man who can Bee and wont see should go to the Mayor and got a permit for his own burial in the potters field r r Let those who are getting sour faced and weak kneed day by day through close quarters and tainted air let those who sigh for fresh air fresh cheeks and fresh feelings let those who have misled many a chnnce and dubbed themselves therefor in their nightlj dream let thoso who are trudging along in the shades of oppressive rent let those who flatter- themselves into the soothing folly that they vknoiva good thing when they see it let them join tho great proces- - 1jn cession and visitthe v r vyHi ifc 1w A About our line of we feel sure will bo appreciated by all lovers of good fdressTi J fSI1 ill Man EE WISE i Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair fcigh CREAM say I am going to give a Big Grand Barbecue to which you are invited And its free too Dont cost anybody a cent but me I love to give Dont you believo it Dont you think I can afford it If not come and look at mo I certainly will give you tho im- ¬ pression of prosperity I weigh over 200 pounds I want to give this Barbecue just to show you people what a Barbecue is It costR mo lots of money but that cuts no ice with mo The only use Ive got for money is to spend it and I had just as well spend it on you gs any ono else Eemember you are especially invited to attend tho Barbecue whether you want to purchase or not TUESDAY the prmised land 2xbpext3rb And sUh kiiV-- x V iwH flOlr v This iB an opportunity that ho will not miss Wo fee confident in the assertion that not a house in Kentucky can show a finer line of Clothing HatS and Furnishings Wo Feel that the above t k i w- jr RAWftSa sT 5iv w w BKN FtE il lit r Uw m TERMS OP SALE One third cash balance iu 1 and 2 years at 6 per cent interest Pree Barbecue Free Music Free Bide Almost Free Lots M iComo out and seo how near free x n tVMjFor plats etc apply to Vit OCT 1 At 4 OClock p m is tlie time to insure a visit from you t T COX BOULWAREI IrXJ u MOiT TfeilFECT MAD2- A pure Grape CreJin of Tartar Powder Fice any othsi udultwant Ihnv Ammonia Aliim 40 YEARS THE STANDARD t vt R M Conway OfBco with H W Breathitt n tri jiiri ji SK T t t ii nun f w wv i r H Kflmnt wotrNT W9 0 flaw 1 wlKl for 1 aaamlaaw waav aw h b v LJ Infants t and afe w saV m J ii rA Children MiiW taW r vaaavs aaBBr- f I eWsrraHaa of CasiWrita taa ai raaa f adllieas at yariwiiViirmji fetajbyaaJeef It wltfceat aelMa It fa aaaetleaaBlr taa Best raedy far Iafaata aatl CalMraa the world 3ias evp known It la fcaraal Chllarea like It It ih health It will save their live la It Methw kavg fiv Bsasiklac which la aBsoiatcly sals aaa1 sractaoallr perfeetka W- - EntTY rar JLUi1 ill1 aUAamtaaJolka derfa-oyr-WoW- v Castoria Caataria allay TaHbWfcj Dastorta prawititVaadtiac g6fcr Cat Castor oara fikrrhgw aaa W1b3 Celled Caitcrta rallevea JTetthteHLiPPaaMet Cattoria cares Cohrtlpatioa aaa1 Tlataleacy Caartaria aeatralfeaa tha agacta of carhoaio acid gaa or peisoaaaa air Caatorla does aot eoatala atorphlae opium or other aarootle property Oaatorla atsfaailatas the food regnlatea Che ateaiaoB aad bowels ftiviag healthy aad xtataral sleep Caitorla la pnt ap la oas aLae hottlen oaly It la not gold la hulk Doat allow aay one to sell yon anything ele oa the plea or promlaa that It la jnet aa good aad will aarwer every pnrpoae Bee that 70a pet The fao aladlo eignataro of m la oa every wrapper n Children Cry for Pitchers Castorfa ttouna ana rouna i went U0W1 ICag the face It camo to a sudden stop The klttea never moved It had token a flrspJiM vElhefehV Jthcrs and oUd not prdbose to be shaken finding that the strange beast refused to be thus disposed of the ostrich became loM scared amfffiore angry It curled its aeckandtwisted itahead bo as to get a fair IdoVat the kitten The kitp ten neyewinoed It- beganHo think it had barkedup the jyrbHg tree was determined to aoethe matter out Thoostrlch aimed a blbWaC the rider but the cat dodged Itjtrlod again but the result was thof swneJ Again afad again the agile head and long nock rained sledgehammer blows at the tricky llttleltten It escaped them all though some cameraiherUoo near for comfort Finally tho kitten got scared It ran out on eostrlchsmeck to get out of the vway Tho ostrich could not hit it there With a sudden movement however the ostrich stretched its neck backward encircled the kitten around the walstfand squeezed It until it was dead Then it unwound Itself and placidly looked at the dead animal After a moment or two of contempla- ¬ tion it picked up Its victim and flung It as far as it could hiBtoe itaaMiath deerhotaie the vother day Ii d wntemptaiivery through the bartof the fence at the world beyond and shivered once In awhile itfc the cool bneeaee swept1 down upon it A playful kitten came tlirough the fence into the yard The kitten went running aloSff fhe yard until It came 10 ine osirion xmnKing its long thick legs were young saplings the playful kitten gave a fun and quickly climbed up them and was soon on top of the ostrichs baclc The huge Idr did J3QJ Ijno w what to mako pf It at first and entcaDierinff around the yardjs though the plague wero iaraepd adjoinlair lojrieal land xae oMtrlch j iwwumm sm it ekamaLT j vm rr at the oii iuT -- J1 mww- neaer wr unaaa Mf FhlladeliiiZoo myixA lierraetueiysomeflvQ years ago it tnegroat relief and after the apse of fivyearp I can refcommehcl it as the best medicine I know of for This Indigestion and Dyspepsia case is but one out of thousands which prove that indigestion dyspepsia and stomach troubles Gerraetuer cures when all elso foils New package large Tioitte 108 doses 1 For Bale R JtilWIWIl- jrirrviaiMK- kr cv v mww Kiagatoe Ga 31ati1896i5 I was troab iea wim AxvenepBia jor iweniy- - fireari could 4gejtn6perinaAerit reHfef from ahv treatment or mediom Uutil T befcantlie u eof TOng RdykV Tiii JJT aTaaaaajsasjEHaaTjr FUkNITtjBEBealer A Complete and Beautiful Stock on o The Maiii Street hand all at 1 J aardick ii m Wf feffllK tHtiwatibMcslnrtskiiisM ii aaaai aftrjt Thocoldwftveis out tho wast the Mississippi valley nnd upper teke region general through- ABSQLOTEtYORE iL aaaVfaWal Bed room Suits butt Good For Indigestion We were very much pleased with the paper dolls which were sent for one trade mark fronuIfpodb Pills Hnd 10 cents jn stamps I have used Hoods Pills and think they are excel- ¬ lent for indigestion and recommend theiri to all who suffer from that complaint EttA Gee Otia Ky uinrr pjtonni i W44ufii p8ilW 1 THC0UREUAtL t alK M W saVaTaa Uw k jJ I tl aTal tHrtHtiP tl tVil MCfeEStf foTttAN rALb OTKCM nANO COMBINED aaHBBaBaasaaaBBBap HfctfrMfcTs7h J L K d Solid 0zU Suit for Q O m VJ Hoods Pills cure indigestion iousness Hon- 1 bil- ¬ Fine WWfV For Sale W N DUCiKER f have decided to offer my youtig horse last Willis for sal- - Four years pld second Van- Mr Tm i wWok with whltB feet Cleve had him in training six vreeka recently and writes me the following letter August 0th 16B5 In answer to your Inquiry with reference to vour horse will ay this I have not had a horse on my track this year that showed more¬ speed than hedlcl from the very start and indeed he lmprovedrlght along until my driver quit I have heltfthe watch on him and spen him trotmiles In 248 and quarters at a much faster gait Have seen him trot one eighth In SOBecondstlmeafte time with apparent ease and perfectly within himself I do not know of a ounft horse anywhere that shows as much promise fora fast trotter as your horsoj ui u illBmsposuionis peneci any can nanaie mm wiiu pcricui onicjr He wlilbefast as any and afraldof anything w game to inecore in goou uanus is taking a very low marie JohmTVanOlvvb The folowlng letter fron- the trainer August 8th 1895 hands high and will Your horse is 1 050 pounds tjalnlng condition but In weigh road horse ordr 1100 pounds Is a well por portioned horse and safe for any one to drive unusually clever for a younghorsc I took the horse perfectly green and with six weeku handling drove him one eighth of a mile at a210 gait and could have driven him faster had thetrackbeen good Your horse with any kind ut chance will develop Into a horse that will beat with all ease a 220 gait There Is something remarkable about your horse every time I work him he shows an Increase In Elijah Bills Trainer Speed I do not ask an eshorbltant price for my person wishing to purchase coltandUoany undeveloped speed and remarkably flue dlspoultlon with good habits I will gladly furnish pedigree and price A Cor Seventh and Liberty StB Hopklnsvlfle Ky Chatincey MDepw is trying to reconcile the warring fattious of the VanderbilLfatnily JJ FUHERAI MRECTQR- i When you have a touch of liver of the ordinary liver pills of which there are a dozen kinds in every drug store but a6k your druggist especially for Eamons He Tonic Liver Pills and Pellets will erive vou two medicines one - of which cleans out the system and re moves all the secreted bile while the other purifies the blood restores strenght builds up the appetite and makes you feel like a new person EARLIEST OF ROSES Only 25 cents for both Sample dose The Provence or Cabbnffc Rose Described free dont take one ij Entirely new and first olabs respects Excellent Samplo llooms nd service uneqxlaled in the city On Double Car Line 0 P L P KleidkUkh Proprietors Ji nfiTinprBOTii iv v inlj iu ii iuuo WHEti VOD lfi O oXo LOUISVILLE Have your Photograph made at PJRETTY GIRL GOVERNOR iHaa Richards Rules Wyoming in Hor Iathors Absenoo Proxy and by She Is Chief Executive CoDrtesy of the Secretary of State Bo Idei Being a Bit of n Fem- ¬ inine Pooh Bah bj- - The private secretary of Gov V A Richards of Wyoming is his nineteen-year-ol- d daughter Miss Eleanor Alice Bichards better Jnown In this com¬ munity as Alice Richards writes tho Cheyenne correspondent of the New York Herald Miss Alice not only per ¬ forms the duties of an amanuonsis while hor father the governor is hero attending to all the correspondence of the governors office but duringthe absence of the governor from the cap ital or from the state she is to all prac- ¬ tical purposes his representative and fulfills ina very creditable manner the duties of his office mg the absance of the governor act ¬ ing governor that official a very gal ¬ lant gentleman did not assume any of the duties of his position except such as required his official signature and so far as the performance of the duties of the position were concerned Miss Alice was the acting govern6r On one occasion a notorious criminal who had murderously assaulted a Cheyenne policeman and who was ap- ¬ prehended In Kentucky was wanted here for trial Miss Richards signed requisition papers requesting tho gov- ¬ ernor of Kentucky to deliver tho man into the custody of officers from Wyo- ¬ ming which in due course of time was done Every evening she telegraphed her father giving him briefly an idea of just how the affairs of the office stood and how the children were at home Alice was born at Oakland CaL just nineteen years ago As she has never been cast of the Missouri river Bhe may be considered a typical western girl She lived with her parents at Oakland until she was five years old and then removed with them to Colorado Springs Col At the age of ten sKe went with her parents to live on abigcattle ranch on the banksof the BMg Horn river in northern Wyoming Here for four years she was instructed by her par- ¬ ents there being no schools in the country Here too she formed the habits of independence and which life pn the frontier gives to western girls She learned to ride half broken cow ponies and sometimes went on the round ups with her father She also learned how to keep house in the practical common sense way of earlier times Mr Richards Alices father was ap pointedsurveyor general of Wyoming in 1889 and came to Cheyenne to live Alice went to school in the Cheyenne public schools for several years and then attended Mills college near Oak- ¬ land Cal where she graduated last year Her father upon his election as governor of Wyoming gave her a position In his office last January as his private secretary She was taken on self-relian- I I position throughout her fathers term of office which does not expire until 1899 and she is pretty certain to hold the Miss Alice is an export Btenog- - trial and the trial resulted favorably ELEAMOn ALICE WCHABDS m ry 4v K- V V M n V t r t rapher and typewriter performing the duties of her office with satisfaction sho has devoted her spare time to studying law paying particular uttention to the constitution and stat utes of Wyoming Early in July Gov Richards and his wife attended the interstate drill of tho national guard In St Louis and dur ing their absence Alice not only man aged all the business o tl 0 governors office but was at the head of the household affairs at homo where there are three younger children the socretary of state is dur- w Whilo To aid her jn j The foot that Miss Richards performs these duties causes no particular com- ¬ ment here and the matter was scarcely thought of until notice In outside papers vrought It forcibly to the atten nsumed evcE tipnbf Wyoming people The Institu ¬ tion of woman suffrage which has bad second ofLtiniavi tiueh1 aal icicle been in practical operation in Wyoming would contain more ice than bos formed for the past twenty five years jffijes on tho rivers and lakes of the United very many clever women of the state States durhlg thS pasl one hundred an opportunity to assume political years its base would cover the averago duties and perform them satisfactorily Missouri country and its length would LOST FOR AGES be almost sufficient to reach to the and the opinion prevails here that there is no position in the state beyond the Discovery of n Darted City in Torkeitaa by a Party of Prtxilans ability of Wyoming women to fill Adams Nurse In Turkestan dn- Iho right bank of A Sunday schdoli superintendent at Training a CaTalry Ox tho Amou Diara lri a chain of rocky hills near the Bokharan town of the close of an address oh the croatlon A curious story comes from Berlin A lieutenant of a uhlan regiment made Karki are a number of largo caves which he was sure lie had kept within a bet about six months ago that he which upon examination were found tho comprehension of the least schol- ¬ would train a young ox within Bix to lead to an underground city built ars smilingly invited - questions says months so that it would obey the word apparently long before tho Christian tho Amusing Journal A tiny boy with a white eager face of command lik a cavalry horse The era According to effiglos says Ininscriptions and designs and large brow at once held up his trial took place a few days ago on the formation drill ground of the uhlan barracks In upon the gold and silver money un- ¬ hand Please sir why was Adam never a the Invalldenstrasse It seemed at first earthed from among the ruins the ex ¬ baby as though tho officer would win his bet istence of the town dates back to some The superintendent coughed In some The ox trotted galloped right galloped two centuries before the birth of doubt as to what answer to give but a everything perfectly till Christ left and did The underground Bokharan city is llttlo girl of nine the oldest of several it came to the vaulting In this tho animal failed and the officer lost his about two veiuts long and Is composed brothers and sisters came promptly to bet He was congratulated however of an enormous labyrinth of corridors his aid Mease sir she said smartly there on his perseverance and success In streets and squares surrounded by houses and other buildings two or three was nobody to nuss hlml training so unpromising an animal stories high The edifices contain all Powder to Extinguish Flrei kinds of domestic utensils pots urns CURED i ttEGTROPOISE A Hartford man Is the inventor of a vases and uo forth In some of the powder for extinguishing fires It waa streets falls of earth and rock have obgiven a successful test tho other dor structed tho passages but generally the visitor can walk about f reoly with ¬ K LADY MH VmiJD DEATH ALMOST No Chance of Being- - Canckt Judge Andrews of Georgia used to out lowering this head The high de ¬ iKllEAUAGlfE WiJ tell an amusing story of the way In gree of civilization attained by the In which ho was once taken down by habitants of the city la shown by the one of hla audience during a political fact that they built in several stories t Itelteves Ner j nJJiMHyory lime snd He was a candidate for gov- ¬ by the symmetry of tho streets ajfrji address U a CerUri IhsKsftXjjPr tiQilr ernor of his state and was explaining square and by the beauty of the ela of people that had assem- and metal utensils and of tho ornato the crowd bled to hear hiin how his friends had ments cad roirI will sn nit vdle tillered and vhut pressed him to bn iedth wil for years ii - tach n TAka Drinlnir tho office was soeklnr him he was not 1 iiiiiuiiu I of Home announces -- ud the ElfpoiV hats almost eur- seeking tho offico Ii - h- w ut uio ea uor it relieve neura 10 pains Luuuruupn - hutt ten Trasimenian lake which has beea tu following a and 1 do not doubt but At this point a A country- ¬ talkedabbut for more than two thou 81 tm0 yearsl Vvlil at lost become a llci fhat persistent use will ontirely cure man at the rear of tho audience rose sand vears But heres yer consolation udge he A syndicate of capitalists has bonirht that trouble I have used it for or- ¬ Bhouted Youre galnin on It all the up thciej7rjpry surroundinir the lake dinary fevers on our children of 8 Jo 6 tlmel Itll never catch youl This and the immense undertaking will be years of age with most marked succheering prophecy proved to be quite started this year The circumference 30rrect In spite of the mirth it pro- ¬ of the lake in which there are three cess Thirty six hours usually resmall islands is more than thirty sulting in a decided cure voked at the time of Its utterance miles Its depth averages Dine feet As for myself I have had occasion A Lncenrd In Prayer It is proposed to finish tho work inside to trail for a violent attack of la Papa Did you ask God to give you of two years and it is to cost twelve grippe broke it up completely in your dally bread this morning million lire two million fourhundred forty eight hours an hours treat- In the Bobby No papa I looked thousand dollars j input locally between the eyes and pantry last night and saw that there all night treatment at high power on to last for three days was enough Treasure In a ISnrlal Ground Iho and continued Harpers Bazar Near the battlefield of Marathon m nextankle did tho work through thedoy Tho ElecGreece a prehistoric burial mound re- ¬ A Louk Road to Slonx City cently opened yielded eleven old tropoino is the sovereign remedy for Mrs Younsrlove I shall never apply Myccnroin vases two of them gold and colds and all forms of prostration for a divorce until driven to it U 0111 overwork Yours very truly w111 Bond What a mistake when railroad Rnmfi cold ntirrlnfrs At t Wln BI3 Sanders facilities are so much belter and Krlkella wJiero tho Gauls were driven back by tho Greeks in 379 B C and cheaper Bay City Chat t ns 110 cash for four months with over twenty thousand of them slain a purchase by inylnt17 50 addition Necesiary Information ration of four month bronze helmet has been found and at BlAiitrupolse book of particulars free Madjre I suppose you are happy now Lycosura the mosaic floor of the temple Irasi You have the engagement ring of Despoina has been laid bare In the Marjorle No my dear I wont bo center two lifelike lions of natural bIzo bl3 FOURTH AVENUE perfectly happy until I find out what it are depicted surrounded hy successive cost Life LocaBvirxa Ekottjtsct ornamental bordors terly Review says Tho earliest cer- ¬ tain trace in Greek literature of the rose as a cultivated flower is to be found in Herodotus in hia account of the rise of the house of Macedonia The sons of Temenus he says book vlli 188 fled into another part of Macedonia and took up their abode near the gardens of Midds In these gardens are roses which grow of them- ¬ selves that is we suppose without much attention to pruning or budding so sweet that no others can vie with them in this and their blossoms have as many as sixty petals apiece Every rosegrower wiU at once recog ¬ nize in this the most venerable of all rose records the original rosa centi folia still moro than two thousand years afterwardone of the sweetest in many an old English garden the old Provence or cabbage rose And It is a curious illustration of Herodotus ac ¬ curacy ln unsuspected details that Pliny descriDeilhe eameSsg as found principally in much the amb district in the neighborhood of Phllippi ihe people of which her say Sj get It from the neighboring Mount Pan gaeus and greatly dmprow Itlby transplantation In thV long history of oses the Provence or hundred leaved rose seems chiefly to have formed the backbone of continuity In a learned article on roses the Quar-¬ by Herodotus ENORMOUS HEAT A Figure Which Demonstrates the Power pf tho Sun There is not more than one person in each ten thousand who has anything like the correct idea what an iclclo forty five miles in diameter and two hundred thousand In length would look Uke It Is also true says the St Louis SVSl Bepublic that there is no necessity for one being provided with a mind that would enable him io forni a correct conception of such a gigantic cylinder am of Ice for there Is no probability that anyone will over live to see an iclclo HOPKINSVILLE KY- evonr half so large yet it isrinterestlng Is the flriestHotel In the South All mod to know that Sir John Herscheitbe ern ltajjirovpmenU Steam Heat and Elect greal astronomer naiodBuchan illus- Llchts throuehout w tration In one of his articles on the In Kates 2 to 350 per day tensity of the sunB heat After giving Hodges Co Managers the diameter of the great blazing orb and a calculation on tho amount of heat radiated by eaoh juare foot of its PROFESSIONAL CARDS Immense surface he ctosodby saying that if It were possible tof an icicle BELL forty five miles in diameter and two IIANBERV huadred thousandfniiles Jotfgtjo plunge Lawyers into the suns great burning sea of as WYBRANTS NEV STUDIO No 580 Fourth Avenue Louisville An Ky HOTEL w- Tath Acknowledged by- Amateurs Professionals and Teachers as Indispensable andtho recog- ¬ nized authority on all subjects conneoted with these arts Each number contains a beautiful colored study slxior more pages 6f designs With fUll directions for reproduction and a query column opentosubscrlberjUfy Lady BhOnid SselRfv Every Send 60 In stamps tor sample copy Mention Prfoelyearly i8o6 malled per cbpfSOc Orders and subscriptions ireoeired at this oince The Cjixm A DBCOBAT0ipHfbUihiigCo The Ohina Ddcorator illustrated monthly journal the only publication In the world devoted exclusively to Information and instruction on all matters connected with Ohina and GlaaPalntiig and Deoorating KUlTeriltyPlacyeyyorlSiQlty MMiaiaaa Sf niT a - tospfcIesthn Practioe In ihe Courts of Christian and ad olnlng oonntlM Hopklnsvllle Ky Office CltyHall building Court Square aBaflaraVEUMMNMKiwBHBBlBTHB MBSKSBHaaaaL aaaaatparvwiriAawQaaaaaaaaajmaaB aWaalaaWHnB JkaHLaffia- rirvESitHALE Attflrnpvs at Haw Practlcelri tbeCouitsof Christian and joining counties Hopklnsvllle Ky Office Court 8t near Weher t ad- ¬ UU 8 WITHERS REXDALE HERD of Berkshire hbgs and ftou hdown sheep Nice lot of year old Bucko itnd pigs of both sexes nOwreauy fordellvery MB Kinq Attorney and Coiinwllpr at Law Practices In the Courts of Christian and ad ¬ Newstead Ky joining counties Office Dr Matthew Hopklnsvllle over Planters Bank Ky Henry Kollock Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon In1 U 8 Navy af ¬ terwards Post Surgeon U a Army and latr - urgeon British Marine Service with tw ycura experience as Physician at Hot Springs Ark will welcome the sick and af- ¬ flicted at His Office where consultation with one of the 1oet Successful Doctors of the lreson age Is cordially Invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed In every case undertaken USTINLPEAY Attorney at Law Office Weberstrect rcarol OourtHome Collections apcclalty nopklnsvllKKy naMS 1 MERUIWKTnEU Late 6t Louisville Dr Dehlist kCos Offlce in Summers ulldlu over Bassett HopklnVllloKr My hospital methods liDRKW SEAUUKVl P Dyspepsia VniVi Asthma treated Bronchitis n UOilJ4J by latest Blood andBkin Dis- - Matthew Henry Kollock Treats Sncceflelullv All CJhromo and Lone il Standing Disease 1 Physlcan trnl Sujueon Offloa Fifth and 6 Main 8lreflt oppOBJte Civ t ores Plmnlbi Seofula Tumors Eeiem Vlcers SYPHILIS ind tall troubles arisHAj m an impure state 01 ioo uiooa pcoupiy h - CoUflRoom Ilopklnsrllia Ky ul completely eradicated forever from tho rftenf restoring health andpurity TelephontiNo iYvijvuiui 0 RHHWAMiA OFFICK idney and Urinary J f nufelv cared iAkbacKfriwjuent and bmrulngtrlnc dis- t ui thrtbUdderof both foxes promptly 1 corner Ninth and Main Main and Seventeenth JUNIUS RealdcSir ilf is HopkinsvUleKy cereTenderpeJWeakness of OrrASPlIes Fistula quickly cured without pain oa deten tion from business Oonnrr i v VHLH TI L1SHHSH8 Jtl1l nfhnaMAnMa VmliMi- J- Jt vlrI JU w111 reatmenl tor all thei tnitiiUnl i ftajv A 1 im l CMoDAVIlT Dentist Hopklnsylllo Ky Office over E5 2S Kellys Jewelry Store 3 jl HSKERRITT I I Painter and Paper Hanger -- ALL WORK Done with Neatness and Dispatch and est Prices IIO at Low- t ci rc- - X to D R Beard office HoDklnsvllloKy m WQRA Proprietor of tlons Impotency Melancholy Dirtiness Loss ox tnergTuua ionnaencettne areadtul enects of Early Vice whichbrings Orianld Weakness unfitting one for business study or enjoyment i of life treated with never falling success On 7 examination the urinary deposits a ropysedi ment will otton be found and sometimes S small particles of albumen will appearor the ii color will bo of a thin milkua snue again ohanglng to a dark and turbid appearance Thero are many men who die of this difficulty 4 Ignorant of the cause which is the second stage of Seminal Weakness The doctor will J guarantee a perfect cure in all such cases and a healthy restoration of tho genltureurinary organs WiRITK vnnr trnnhlpa If llvlnir nvtrtiv from the city You can be cured at home by corres ¬ pondence Absolute secrecy in all profes slouul dealings and medicine sent secure from observation Testimonials of patients arc never publlHhed Bank references to my responsibility cheerful Aiie8S Nervous Debility J mboiswebb Shaving lOcSbompoolrig 2Jc Hair Cutting Nothing but flrst class work and in the Sfto latest fashion I Hopklnsvllle Ky Next door to First National Bank First National Barber Shop Dr Kollook 613 Church Street Nashville f Tan 1 t r fS JW- r 1 i- ciyV tTif f r- t t 1 i ST v t V ti f 2 ft r 1llUU wrUA jyjtr VK- iMirfrfl4ttflJ1Stkf1 i Vbdtobar 1 lS9d- HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKXAN EXPECTANT MOTHERS a DVWWch as Safety ef iMt to moiH er aim Child Vow tM- - Gmmit Oourt Directory Twao ITiratf Monday la February term three ireks third Monday 1b My term two weeks nr Monday in Septemberterm tkre wrecks ChkisiIji Fourth JMoaday In February em six -- r tew first Monday in June term Monday in September four wee term pt fit s CAtiow4pfi5orid Monday In April term m August three weki rs Monet term two weeks Second Monday in Noyember term three weeks Ltok Writ Monday In May term two weeks rnrsv Monday in August term two weeks IwrMonndayj December term two weeks -1 a MOTHERS FRIEND ilotwCMflMmiitofllsPalnHorrorandrllsk Mv wife used SOTHEItS FIUEND he I fore birth of ber first child sho did not sunerjrom vHajii- - or rAinwa3 quickly hour suflorfag but I reUevkd at the critical little she had n6 palna afterward and her f I the Washita river lives Granny Houston a hkleusly wrinkled old Washita squaw who claims to have been the wife of Gen Sam Houston of Texas says the Kansas City Times Tribal tradition says Granny Houston Is over one hundred SAM HOUSTONS WIDOW Washita Squaw Who Claims to Have Been Married to the Hero In a brush tepee on tho banks of AKEHTDCKI MIRACLE OHN M RICE TELLS HOW JUDGE HE AVAS CURED OF SCIATICA t v CERULEAN SPRINGS the oldest iri Western Kentucky from Princeton and 16 miles from SIX TRAINS DAIDYj1 ClttBlt Judge Congrcnnankud Atienililjiiiuu From the Covlnolm Kjj Poat The Hon John M Kic of Louisa Law rence County Kentucky has for the past tiro years retired from active life as Crim inal and Circuit Judje of the sixteenth Judicial District of Kentucky He has for many years serred his native county and state in the legislature at Frank ¬ fort and at Washington and until his re ¬ tirement was a noted figure in political and Judicial circles The Judge is well known throughout the state and possesses the best qualities which go to make a Kentucky gentlemen honored wherever he is known A few days aeo a Kentucky Pott reporter called upon Judge Rice who in the follow ing words related the history of the causes It is just about that led to his retirement six ycari sinqe I had an attack of rheuma ¬ tism slight at first but soon developing into Sciatic rheumatism which began nrst with acute shooting pains in the hips gradually extending downward to my feet My condition became so bad that I even ¬ tually lost all power of my legs and then the ltver kidneys and bladder and in fact my whole svstem became deranged In 188 attended- - by my son John I went to Hot Springs Ark but was not much benefited by some months star there My liver was actually dead and adullpersistent pain in its region kept me on the rack all the time In 1890 I wan reappointed Circuit Judge but it was impossible for mo to givo attention to my duties In 1891 I went to the Silurian Springs Waukeshaw Wis I stayed there some time but without im- ¬ provement MThe muscles of my limbs were now re-¬ Sciatio duced by atrophy to mere strings tortured me terribly but it was tho tsordered condition of my liver that was I felt gradually wearing mv life away Doc tors gave me up completely- I lingered on in this condition sustained almost entirely by stimulants until April One day John saw an account oi 1893 Dr Williams Pink Pills for Palo People in the Kentucky PoU This was something newand John prevailed uponme to try them I remember I was not expected to live for more than three or four days at the time The efleot of tho pills however was mar ¬ velous and could soon eat heartily a thing I had not done for years The liver began almost instantaneously td perform its func tions and has done sd ever since Without doubt the pills saved my life and while I do not crave notoriety I cannot refuse to testify to their worth Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People eontain all the elements necessary to give oew life and riehness to the bipod and re¬ store shattered ncrvea They may be had of all druggists or direct from the Dr Wil ¬ liams Medicine Company Schenectady K Y for 50c per box or steboxea for 250 T years and she certainly looks it Her skin iswrinkled by ae until it 611 This famous health and pleasure resort is situated on the O V Railroad 14 miles Hopkinsville and is open the year round TUB HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS W GUNN Tris County Kentucky COlers ARE UNSCJftPASEP Dr Kollock In Nashville looks like fire cracked potters ware Physicians As a rule I am opposed to proprietary medicines Still I value a good one especially when such is the source of relief from pain As a trop ical external application I have ii i found Chamberlains Pain Balm the A Sound Liveb Makes a Weix Man best remedy havo ever used for neuI Are you bilious constipated or ralgia of any kind I have conscientroubled with jaunduyj sick headache tiously recommended it to many per- ¬ flbad taste in mouthy foul breath coat- sons William Hobne M D Janes ed tongue dyspepsia indigestion ville Wis Sold by K C Hardwiok hot dry Bkin pain in back and be Druggist tween the shoulders chills and fever etc If you hare any of these symp The Des Moines la city council toms your liver is out of order and has nipped an oil monopoly in the your blood is slowly being poisoned bud because your blood does not act properly Herbinq will cure any disorder The Best Is Cheapest of the liver stomach or bowels It Foleys Sarsaparilla is from three has no equal as a liver medicine to ten times stronger blood cleansPrice 75 cents Free trial bottles at ing qualities than anyinother proprieR 0 Hardwicks drug store tary medicine Trial size 50c For O K Wyly Jnreshmen caught a sophomore at sale by It Purdue University Lafayette Ind The son ot President Tyler is liv and painted him red ing an invalid in poverty in Georgee ii town D C Found Weakness is the sympton impoverAt 0 K Wylys drug store a marvelous cure for all kidney complaints ished blood the cause Hoods Sarsa- ¬ nervous exhaustion and female weak- ¬ parilla tho cure It makes the weak strong ness It is the Clinic Kidney Cure Regular Graduate and Registered Fhyslelan Formerly Assistant Surgeon tfS Navy after wards Post Surgeon U S Army and later Surgeon British Marino Service with two years experience a physician at not Springs ArK Indorsed1 by the Kncyclopcadia Brl anlca Vaf X page 185 the largest and most lmjiwsnt work In the world being in wenty flrtf volumes each the slzo of a large church Bible He is noted as the discoverer of the active principle of gelsemlnum a speci ¬ fic for neuralgtk of the f aoe and womb Cures Catarrh SvphllisLost Manhood and General Debility The Doctor has been all over the world and has made mrny cures given up by other physicians Vendome Building recovery was rapid E E Johnston Eufaula Alsr Sentv by Mail or Express otf receipt or price 9iw pr uuniej - jjooic To Moth era mailed Free BBADratD BEGUIAT0B CO Atlanta C - SOU p S7 ALL DRUGGISTS f- i hef teeth are gone her eyes are dim and her head is covered with a thick coat of coarse white hair Thp pri- vations of a wild life have had full effect upon whatever mental facul¬ Sulphur and Chalybeate Water in Abundance Te oiperature of Sulphur Water 56 dogroes flowing from a bo1d and novo failing spring AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN SJKJNG BAND ON HAND Aldres ManaSera Bates reasonable and made known on application Its Vaiue Reooqnized Bi m n ties she once possessed and while the members 6ft the tribe revere her as a great medicine yquaw the casual observer sees in Granny Houston as she sits by her tepee in the sun mumbling her vagaries nothing more than a crazy old hag And there is evidence to show that in the days when Sam Houston still a young man was cutting his name in the niche of fame in Texas this now toothless demented old squaw was beautiful and intelligent She wa plump black eyed bewitching and young Houston in one of his forays mot and fell In love with her It was a common thing in those days for a white man to fall in love with an Indian maiden and marry her and Houston asked th squaws father a Wichita chief for the girl With Indian avarice the old man fixed her value in blankets and trinkets The deal was closed and Houston took his squaw bride to Texas where they lived together for years Ono day the longing to rejoin her tribe became too strong to resist and Mrs Houston ran away from frontier civilization to the tepees of the Wichi tas Houston never reclaimed her and there she has been ever since freezing starving or feasting in turn with tho rest of her tribe a- TOM P MAJOR Late of Clarkavllle Tenn r-o-XTsr-isr cSs-cap- For Descridtive Pamphlet and full particulars Surname season now open JAS D HEADLEY Jb Latoof Givens iitdlryJtO MAJOR TOBACCO WAREHOUSE tom p major cos proprietors Li - - - Louisville Ky No West Main Street 1025 1845 Insdre in the Old Eeliable- - 1895 MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY AMZI DODD President 662830 Total Assets January 1st 1895 18798431662 Paid Policy Holders since organization Surplus Former N Y Standard 6788 Losses paid in Kentucky over 80000 After second year GUARANTEED CASH SURRENDER VALUES on life and endowment policies INCONTESTABLE CASH LOANS made on assignable policies in caae of lapse no FORFEITURE policy is continued in force FOR FULL AMOUNT by the reserve or ifpre ferred to the purchase of a paid up poller No restrictions as to RESIDENCE or OCCUPA- ¬ TION FW W THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired SMITH CO State Agents 542 West Main street Louisville Ky blirned down the A moonshine still was captured in PooheCpunty elevator at Columbia Dent county Mo but the sniners got Mo causing 100000 loss away m In a recent Jotter to the manufac- ¬ Ballards Snow Liniment turers Mr W F Benjamin editor of This wonderful liniment is known the Spectator Rushford N Y says from the Atlantic to the Pacific and It may be a pleasure to you to know Lakes to is the high esteem in which Chamber from the penetratingthe Gulf inIt the the most liniment Jains nWjcines are held by the peo- world It will cure rheumatism neuple of YoTfr own state where they ralgia cuts sprains bruises wounds must bo best known An aunt of old sores burns sciatica sore throat mine who resides at Dexter Iowa sore chest and all inflammation after was about to visit me a few years all others have failed It will cure since and before leaving home wrote barbed wire cuts me asking if they were sold here where proud flesh and heal all wounds It islatingif they were not she would equally efficient forhas set in Try is animals it bring a quantity with her as she did and you will not be without it Price The notlikowySQ without them medidnesjllferred to are Chambe- ¬ 50 cents rlains Cough Remedy famous for its King Leopole of Belgium is hav cures of colds and croup Chamber- ing lots of trouble with his Congo lains Pain Balm for rheumatism lame speculations back pains in the side and chest and Chamberlains Colic Cholera and From all accounts Chamberlains DiarrKoea Remedy for bowel com- Cough Remedy is a Godsend to the plaints These medicines havo been afflicted There is no advertisement in constant use in Iowa for almost a about this we feel just like sayinprit quarter of a century The people The Democrat CarrolltonKy For have learned that thoy are articles of sale by R C Hardwick Druggist great worth and merit and unequaled by any other They are for sale here Two boys perished in the snow and by JK U Uarclwick Druggist a man was nearly frozen to death in Wyoming A Pulleyblank was killed in a saKOXICE loon quarrel near Fairfield 111 by a United I TVANT every man and woman In the Whisk man named Hewett fltatr Interested in the Opium and Incendiaries CALLIS Formerly with Alexander WALLACE IrtcalAgeafy f01- NEEDED BIBLES HOPKINVILLEjEljJJOKy Several years ago I was taken with eases382 Address B M beWoolley Atlanta Ga sent you free and one Trill Box a severe attack of flux I was sick in bed about ten days and could get The United States supreme court nothing to relieve me until I used will resume its sittings on Monday Chamberlains Colic Cholera and October 14 v tcViifli habits to have one of mr books on these dis ¬ P and p h has been a household remedy Clinton Missouri with us ever since J U Mahlow Mr A L Armstrong an old drugDecaturville Mo For sale by R C gist and a prominent citizen of this Hardwick Druggist enterprising town says I sell of cough - some forty different kinds Frank Dunning and Charles Lar- medicines but have never in my experience Bold so much of any one ara freight train at St Joseph ticle as I have of Ballards hore hound syrup All who use it say it Truths Tersely Told is the most perfect remedy for cough Foleys Honey and Tar is one of cold consumption and all diseases of y tvstandara medicines usea m tno the throat and lungs they have ever Ice Cream In His Beer JWorkincr Womens Home Association tried It is a specific for croup and qt 21 South Peoria street Chicago31 will relievo a cough whooping If The worst case of madness re- ¬ Dr Blinn Med Supt Contains no sulting from the ice cream soda cough in one minute Foleys jHonev and Tar gives the opiates t habit I ever encountered said the 8afiBfactiorlhere y best n nhT J Til T man at a Main street marble dust XIUKJiAa XVU3U1UUU 111 J Cosily Adjastabfe Mv fiiiRtnmftra nnll for Foleva laboratory to a Buffalo Courier re¬ Spacer Too bod this Napoleon craze porter i3onev and Tar when wanting a good is that acquired by ono of r ended so sudclonlyl Did It leavo much cougbviutr our brewers He liked ice cream in J H Koste Easton O copy on your hands about fifty origi ¬ soda water and one day he thought MInkstor Why yes Fotale by C K Wyly hed try tho ice cream in beer of his nal anecdotes Spacer All that work thrown away own brewing So he brought a bot- ¬ Henry T Kelsey a prominent resi Inltster Not at all Ill havo om tle of beer and I fixed it up for him dent of St Joseph Mo is dead ready to uso as sooa as Bismarck dies He said it was a great improvement -- m Truth on soda water and now he comes in Chamberlains Bye and Skin Ointment An Economical Arrangement here every day for his lco cream and Is unequalled for Eczema Tetter Salt- Snooper Isnt it vory expensive beer mixture I never had nerve Bheum Scald Head Sore Nipples Chapped Hands Itching Piles Burns Frost Bites sending your wife and daughters to tho enough to try it so 1 cant recomChronic Sore Eyes and Granulated EyoLids seashore all summer Slddmore I figure that I save money mend the now drink For sale by druggists at 25 centa per box MUM by it TO HOBSE OWWEKS A Magnetic Belle In what way a horse in a fine liealtliy conFor putting bargain counter sea- ¬ They miss tho A handsome brunette on the dition try Dr Cadys Condition Powders Detroit Free Press They tone up tho system aid digestion cure son Peaks island boat one day recently loss of appetite relievo constipation correct bewitched not only the young men kidney disorders and lentroy worms giving MOST IN QUANTITY BEST IN QUALITY aboardjbut the compass as well If an nevtim to an old or jVer wmkcd Jiorse 25 Augusta Me newspaper speaks cents perjckage Foi balo by druggists truly The magnetio needle would t OfBoTOWashington is expected to follow her finger all around tho cir- ¬ bedome yery busy about Octtober 1 cle and had she beckoned every youth aboard would have gladly fol- ¬ WHITES CREW lowed the needles example She was unaware before that sho was When Baby was sick wo gar her Castorla such a magnetic young lady Tho When she was a Child sho cried for Castorla pilot made the discovery for sho de- ¬ YEARS F0R20 Has led all WORM Ramodles WBen she became Miss she dung to Castorla flected ihe needle by sitting down to 9 EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED1 gave them Castorla one sidoof the pilot house causing r When the bad CkHdrea she i SOXJ BY AM DKxreauT blnv trouble and exciting FrrovM r V r ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ Tlii rlinon Romorlir nlirofl mo Kleptomaniacs Preferred tho Sacred Book to All Others Speaking okltpmaqiacs said the pretty girl at book counter ypu would hardly believe me when I tell yoU the number of books we have Btolen by apparency respect ¬ able jjieoAloJ We have to watch peo ¬ ple very carefully but in spite 6f dur best endeavors we lose manf valu ¬ able1 volume You see wo must be very aurottiat fr suspected visitor has takrt abpq before we dare make- complahit A mistake in a matter of this kind would be very serious Jt would mean a hVwsuit and no end of trouble So many of these kleptomaniacs succeed in get ¬ ting out of the store with their stolen troptiies oven when we aro morally though perhaps not absolutely certain that they have books which do not belong to them The Bible Is the last book on earth which one would suppose a kleptomaniac would take but 1 give you my word that when the Mills revival meetings were being conducted in this city we had no less than thirty five Bibles stolen I saw a man slip an expen- ¬ sive Oxford Bible into his pocket one day I walked up to him quietly Do you wish to buy that and said He turned red and white by Bible turns tried to appear indignant and squirmed uneasily But I was inex- ¬ orable It is no use to deny it sir I went on I saw you put the vol- ¬ in your pocket ume If you will pay mo for it nothing more need bo said about it Ho hesitated a moment and then drew tho money out of his pocket paid for the book and hurried away I havent seen him since That is a fair sample of some of the people we have to deal with Trilby Yes sir Nineteen cents Thank you Minneapolis Journal T Grant Propr te KILLED HIM RQR 1 PITY Strangeydrifrie for VYtych an English woman win nave 10 aimer EEASOXONBLE BATES V Tho trialoflrSvUrqubartat Dur ICY hamfdr the murden of jher husband COBNBR TWELFTH AND MAIN ST8EET M j W f raises a profound othical question BARBER SHOE HOT ANDjCOLDBATHS I says tho Birmingham1 England Mail The unfottubate Romans husband was bed ridden and a great sufferer Thomson wnV supported i i them was out of Work and could not provid forTthem and they were faco Clarksville Tenn Mrs Ur to facdwth starvoMon quhar in these circumstances with 4T her husbands knowledge and sancOF tion to put him out of pain gave him some rat poison which killed Sho then him in fifteen minutes tried to poison herself but was preSCOTCH vented The jury found her guilty SWEDE and no doubt technically as the - - and the most desirable EASTERN GRANITES - -law stands she was It was obviMONUMENTS TABLETS STATUARY ously Impossible however to pronounce a verdict carrying with it After 40 years experience we feel confident that all work the death sentence for the act she entrusted to us will be executed in an artistic and skillful Of course tho senhad committed manner tence when pronounced would have been commuted but the jury preONLY THE BEST HATEEIAL1USED ferred not to allow the matter to go Mr F M Whitlow is our solicitor so far They found that the poor woman was not responsible for her hYii tTKrKMtmKXfrrm actious and she was accordingly or dered to bo detained during her majestys pleasure This may have done substantial justice but it evades the difficulty and does not meet it It is quite evident that what tho woman did had nothing in common with murder in the proper sense of tho word Some years ago there was considerable discussion among the members of the medical COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS profession on the subject of so called euthanasia that is whether it BOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY should be made lawful for a doctor ST Good Rigs with or without drivers furnished day or night Special rates to Commer at tho desire of a patient suffering oialmen Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOB LADIES from an agonizing and incurablo TWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER CNE MANAGEMENT disease to put him out of his misery tv BOWLING GREEN SOUTHERN by a swlf and painless poison In the cose of a dog or a horso we should call this an act of mercy but Business College Normal School we condemn a human being to linger ESTABLISHED IN 1878 in hopeless suffering Cleanly this C0LLE6E I SOUTHERN NORMAL 5CH00L is a problem id law and conduct that B0WLIN9 GREEN BUSINESS remains to be solved KJ ARLINGTON HOTELLOLJIXILLP SAMUEL HODGSON Manufacturer and importer a- ITALIAN MARBLE Livery Feed And Sale Stable WORMS MMma VERMIFUGE tlCXlBDBOX ST his-curlos-i- 1 catalogue anytime Send for catalogue Finy rTve Seconds OHERST BROfL Prop Bowling arses Ky arXaauon Coorsa dertrod AddroM ¬ The Chicago Northwestern rail way after testing the big Richmond company locomotive in freight service for ten days made a trial of Every one knows we are artists in woolen speed reoently on its fast Lake Gene fabrics and the most fashionable tailors in va nine oar limited leaving Chicago half past- three p m - Tho en ¬ at the city We guarantee fits and absolute- ¬ gine has been run experimentally on ly dont want our customers to pay for any nearly every railway system run- ¬ clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory Our ning out of Chicago and has at ¬ tracted a great deal of attention stock fall winter woolens is now complete embracing duo to its economical work The all the latest designs in Londonspecials and Foreign run to Lake Genevaseventy five miles was made in two hours and importations exclusive with us No one else can three minutes including time get ¬ show them ting out of tho city and numerous Mile after mile was made In stops fifty five seconds or at tho rato of are always the very best We invite you to call and sixty five miles an hour see for yourself and get prices Coronets of Noblemen English noblemen uro the only ones in Europcwho ever wear coro notson their beads and the solo oc- ¬ casion when they do so lstat the coro- - ft rviiie in HOW TO DRESSNEATLY OUR TRIMMINGS N TOBINCO LOtni u HEEE AND THERE i h m IWa Are Rushing Things v I I V4c Son E Tj Guthrie crrocers hara awiraad W IV Owenaboro r v n tiIi80Vi 4 1v5r hw isf4 M y a ramras xymxtH i4L V v t 4 tr 4i 4CJ St rfti HaWv i i t Everybody who has to do with this stores doings is working with a will With the start of another sea eons selling the same wide awake storekeeping the kind you like again takes us to the head of the procession Will Yon See The jsheiw STYLES I The latest in fabrics and fashions are here for your approval An hour spent among these beautiful stuffs will help you toplan that beautiful new dress Wont you come while the bloom is on these fabric beauties The 3STew Coats And Capes Are Here Bassett rKKSONAL UOSSIF co Dr E N Fruit Dentist oScd JWtr City Bank HopkiWille Ky J B Bartee has been appointed postmaster at Linton Trigg county to succeed S J Spiceland resigned1 Fob Rent A very desirable dwell ing on South Virginia street 8 rooms W W Ware large shady yard The celebrated Diamond coal for 6alebyH MDalton cor 18th and R R sts Thone 112 octl 8f f he tiscal court meets in this city iuuuy lur iuo iruiibuuuuu oi regular business Dr A P Campbell has resumed his practice and also has secured the right to extract teeth by the painless process uince over tsassett To Todd County Times on ac- ¬ t The count of increase in advertising patronage iasued an eight page paper last ween Men and women desiring pleasant paying employment can get it by ad ¬ dressing G D Fiiee Clarksville Tenn You will not regret hearing Mme Bailey and her sister Miss Epping housen at the Tabernacle Thursday night They are widely popular ana classed with the very best talent Saratoga Chips new Nudavena Flakes fresh Maccaroni new Cream Boneless Herring Dried Cheese Beef for groiling and everything good to eat at Wallis Grocery There will be a total eclipse of the moon Oct 17 the first total eclipse generally visible sinco 1888 After 16 years of uninterrupted success the Hopkinsville Building Loan Association still offers a safe and profitable investment as well as an easy mod of acquiring homes Shares will be on sale Oct 1st at of- ¬ fice of the treasurer Tnos W Long Mr and Mrs John Young enter tained auite a number of vouncr la dies andgentlemen at their residence on Seventh street last Friday night in honor oi their charminc niece Miss Carrie Young of Louisville who nas been their guest tor several days - The books for subscript ibn to stock in the Hopkinsville Building Loan Association will be open at the office of the First National bank Oct 1 A limited number of shares will be sold L Tnos W Long J D Russell Treas rreat tffe it NOTICE Te Aie O ioTrirLgr 3-xc-win- igr SPast ISSSSP m- iWe need tw the room we have Oiir house is only half as large as we needJJ i w jM r TA M To day we sold our FurnituePepartment to Bailey Wallerand will use the space for our other departments Having over 2o departments we re compelled to have room to en- large them Now receiving I yf NEW GOODS E7EB3 and will show the largest stock in ulfl thispart of Kentucky i v v x THE Mgr RACKET CO HOPKINSVILLE Jeremiali H Kngler V HW vv KY 4 i iif- V yw BliEMMMACa J Elastic Opttage ft SPECIAL LOCALS We Are ADVERTISING Renshaw 1j0x213 The old reliable Furniluredealcrs and undertakers Up stairs in Henry block Hopkinsville Ky Now Grovera back from fishing And gone to Gables Gray Hes searching all the Scriptures For another name they say ButyouUi findus atour business At thesamo old stand And hope youll call and jee us Wheneveryda possibly isan PYLE BENSHAW JPyle Sold by R C Hardwick are the most durable and brilliant on tho market Warranted to not scale Vane Calvert Paint Co St Louis Mo Look in Hopkinsville at all tho furniture stores Then call at iw are the size of the iZbpper lots wdiich are to be sold at auction to- day at oclock p m THOMPSON Furniture Palace Cheaper Thompson MEADORS ifi tock for Sale six years old four young mules and two mares which I will sell at a bargain or ex ¬ I have a fino jack See the beautiful stock of new goods and buy what you want T J Sarzedas HOTELXATHaIH AV I 1 Mr Thos W Long has returned from Dawson Mr Js A Draper is spending some time at Dawson Miss Birdie Willis is visiting friends in the city Mrs J J Chappell speut Saturday with relatives in the city Miss Tommie Petreo has returned to Cadiz to resume the dress making uusiness Mr C F Jarrett has returned from Paducah where he spent several days attending the fair Mr Chas Slaughter and family of Rochester Ky visited relatives in the city Sunday Mr M M Hanbery has moved his family to Cadiz where they will re side in future Miss Carrie Young will leave tomorrow for her home in Louisville after a visit of several days to relatives in the city Mr B A PPool passed through the city Friday enroute to Washing ton to resume his duties in the 1 reas ury department Mr PPool had been on a visit to his mother at Cerulean for a month The I W Harper Sour Mash whiskey is we think and if you try it you will agrpe with us the finest flavored whiskey made in Kentucky It is not sold until fully matured and until the fusil oil has been eliminated Indeed we challenge any chemist to find a drop of fusil oil in a barrel of it when we put it on the market It is especially The Hopper lots are big medical purposes oncommendedof for its adtount ones teet to be purity while as a beverage we unhessold at 4 oclpck p m tor itatingly assert that it is superior to the finest French Cognac day change for butcher stock W l uuxzid tistic music will be given an opportu nity on Thursday evening Oct 8 at the tabernacle to hear Mme uecilia Epenhousen Bailey the celebrated vocalist pianiste actress and linguist Also Miss Jiertha Jpenhousen the well known reader who is both talented and handsome will give dra matic readings and scenes in cos tumes from such classics as Leah Ophelia Romes the Forsaken c and Juliet The promise of a delighful program and a most enjoyable concert at the Tabernacle Thursday night by Miss Bailey and her sister Miss Ep pinghousen should bring everybody out General admission 50c schools Tne lovers or the beautitui ana ar Than you have ever bought it Hopkinsville Ky before We bought our goods to sell and we are going to sell them The Coming Fair If you will only give us a chance we will give you real bargains The Fifth Annual meeling of tho Christian County Fair willbe held Yery Respectfully Oct 17 18 apd 19 and preparations have been made for a much better fair than usual The fine crops the increased interest and tho extra efforts made to improve the various depart t o ments will all help to insure a sucSOLD BY cessful meeting Many Bpecial premW K Long iums have been offered by tho mer Hopkinsville chants and Bome fine exhibits are For particulars and cata Mis F M Girand desires a share iromised ogue write to Jno B Galbreath Secof your patronage in dresg making guaranteed Terms retary Satisfaction GUS YOUNG has 9th street above depot leasonable Ride out and look at those tf the Agency for the heautiful Hopper lots to- ¬ Champion Mowers day at 4 p m and Reapers II Auotion Sale of the Hopper Property To- zt Uay CCook MILLINERY hi af Meador w S rti ly w f JsQ I - Fffl FOR PL GRAVES MAIN CONDY I STREET and 25c Mme T At 4 oclock to day is the auction sale of vacant lots in the Hopper property These lots are 100 xt213 feet and most of them fall on Vir ginia street A grand free barbecue will be given to whch everyone is in- ¬ vited rf JEWELERS W t MwmmjMi m sssiJa w KNOWLEDGE 5 s pIW J i M fr Brings comfort and improvement nri tends to neraonal enjoyment whei rightlj used The many who live bet tor than others and enjoy life more with less expenditure by moo prompflj adapting the worlds be l product u the needs of physical being will attest the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy Syrup of Figs fellcnco is due to its presenting iue lorm most acceptablo and plea ant to the taste the refreshing and truj beneficial properties of a perfect Ijix stivo cflectunlly cleansing the system dispelling eoida headaches and fever ana pcrmaneutjy curing consripation Tt has given satisfaction t iiiillionsftnd met with the approval of the medical profession because it acts on the Kia neys Liver and Bowels without weak emngthem and it is perfectly free from arsry objectsonaoln auijstance Byrup ol a igs ih or sale by all drug gists in 60c anrtl bottles but it is manufactured by the California Fiir Syruii Co only whose name is printed on every package also the name Syrup of Figs itndbeiofir well informed you will not The Louisville Times says that will offer for sale at public auc Free ride Free Barbecue Bailevs voice possesses the I tion at the court house in Clarks ¬ and free music at the big qualities of Bweetness clearness and strength now all too rare but to her ville Tenn on iZbpperlot sale to day at vocal ability she adds a dramatic inJjf- oclock p m SATURDAY OGT 12 stinct which was pleasantly demonstrated in the second part of the proThe Modern Beauty THE gramme The Jewel song from Thrives on good food and sunshine Faust DUCE STEWART RRM with plenty of exercise in the open You are expected at the Tn District No 3 of Montgomery air Her form glows with health and If Big Ifree Barbecue at the ounty Tenn two or two and one- - her face blooms with its beautyaction her system ueeds tho cleansing HoDDer lot sale to day at 4 half miles south of Oak Grove on the of a laxative remedy she uses the p m Clarksvile and Hopkinsville Turn gentle and po eant liquid laxative Syrup of Figs Mrs M E Rodgers is now con- pike This farm contains The Leavell Property nected with The Leader and would I like to to have all her old friends and well known Leavell property The customers call and see her nd will be sold in three or four has been placed in the hands of R The attraction at the Tabernacle racts and then as a whole Plat of M Conway for sale in lots It will Thursday night Oct 3rd is one that the above may be seen at my office be divided into large lots and sold snles lovers of music and elocution should TERMS One Third Cash bal only at private General admission- 50c not miss rfnee in one and two years Bitr lots in the Sbpper schools 25c property to day at oclock Mr Ed Brandont of Cadiz has been appointed Surveyor of Trifg p m county to till the vacancy caused by AdmrBryoe Stewart deop Grand Millinery Opening the death of Mr Jas Richardson The grand fall millinery opening at Some weeks ago Henry Owen col the Leader Mme Fleurette Levy FT broke jail atElkton Detective R manager occurs Thursday Friday Coffee of the L N was notified and Saturday ot this week and all and has landed hiB man behindtho the ladies are extended a cordial inv bars again Mrs Levy has a vitation to call The Christian Church at Kelly will i very large stock of goods all the AT dedicate their new house of vor latest stales of tho season and those on the third Sunday in October nontemnlrtinsr the purchase of any THE will do c to call Elder J W Gant preaching tho ded ¬ thing in ho ication sermon There will be a fiee ItrirscSay Friday and Sat ¬ early as a largo crowd will doubtless ch day to look through bo on linnf dinner given on the ground and urday Gver3Tbody is invited tc n hpr u d display Tho years record of prices Wit Tli Supper farm will he iW extend a cordial invititatioii broken in ho nuisvillo lonf trbaroC Iiopuinsvillo and vi sold ii lots to day at iiiaiioa rmvket lnpt week One hosfshud cf finn britht Burloy was sold for W p ity to vdl and examine our hand- - oclock p in hundred and poilur forS20 The so if iliitiv nf Piltiprn T Tufs nnrl J aie ibo highest fUfim p of whic Ji Western leaf has been sold this yenr The members of the Hopkinavillo iWi SHaIi Itodgers is con- - Gun Club tiro requested to meet this A iiigshend was sold for S28 thr during the boom and one at Ciwiu W wVcd with 1 ho Leader and vwl lip evening nt 720 o clock at Dr nati wMitforT2850 r1 in Hon hi mmv friimdw nml WilUaills office to attend to business of imporfonce ntomors CTeWeIx3r W A PPool A H Goodwin POOL GOQDWiN Repairing Specialty HOUSEKEEPERS Do you want the is oULr Keep the best and freshest stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be l found in tho city j3gf Country Produce handled Opposite Phoenix Hotel Main street 549 ACRES Hopkinsville Kf test spoons a nd forks in the- li amlnethis cut v Mrs J R Dabney Mro Dab ey will reopen her studio shortly This Cu L si WLCARNEY China Class Tuesday and Thursday Oil Class Wednesdny and Erldayeachweek Hours from 9 to 13 am r Terms 15 per term of six weeks Material and China ordered at reasonable price and China Fired 3TUDIOot Residence South Main St V Vont In hvnn1o ACWU W4MA4U PATENTED the n call and see tho genuine at the Old1 Relia ¬ ble Jewelry House ot JI D Kelly Other notablo afrnnW DlUWJkt PBNfl r Jas I Belote Plain U and Ornamental Plasterer Ky STOVES The best stock oi In the city 8TOVBS HorKINSVILtE and IUnoes Formerly with Forbes JBro LeAfrR t Will raaka ostirnates on all kinds of nhiflterinn- md cement work Mtuanteed und prices sonable Kepair work a spec- ¬ ialty and will receive prompt at- ¬ tention Address Lock Box 420 TINWARE dirt Kverything in tho Tinware line cheap rs t ROOFSNQ Call on us for Roofine and Outtoring PUMPS Best pumps in the market Fori opumps1 F jrBUbatituto i rnrlV offered SO Biggest Barbecue yov over saw at the Hopper sale to aay anciooK p m and you are invited JV THE LEADER piME flecretteLkv mgb jW Hmnrtnnmi bucket pumps all kindsof pump Administratofs Notice Christian Circuit Court JM Gkeopry Admr Notice vs Ppeolftl attenMon toTepatfln M Gbeooby hrs etc All Rersori having claims against Virginia St Hopkinsville Kj tho estate of Monroo Gregory de Opposito Hotel Latbamr bar- - ceased aro required to file them be Jome out to the biff fore me properly becue today at the Toppei of October 1895 proved by the 15th W W West gale at p m Special Commissioner AGENT u REPAIR WORKI GE0 W

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