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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: October 4, 1895

Hopkinsville Kentuckian: October 4, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 hop1895100401_sn86069395 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hopkinsville Kentuckian: October 4, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. to C IS xyn J v iil j i H0PE3NSVILLE IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE HAS IT KY i BIDAY OqTOBEE4 189ft4 OFFICERS ELECTED jTliB tfl cnl Court FUlg Several rinceg NO 70 HIS UASTiSPREE TEACH- - Mm wb43fu il CREAM OF NEWS THIS COLUMN PEOOEEDINGS CHRISTIAN COUNTY officers OF THE ERS flSTITUTE v The fiscal court elected j u y V f s3f ffiWOTBiSf j 3feiiMfflM 1 If h f tj M l t v l is i M H i J P l1 Democratic committeemen were chosen in the four city precincts J Tuesday who will succeed the present members on November 6th nrru-r-In preoinct No 1 Esa Alex CamD- bell was re elected receiving all of the votes cast 101 In No 2 Geo Bradley was elected without opposition to succeed Coun- ¬ cilman Geo D Dalton ineligible for re election In No 8 Mr Jas West declined to stand for re election and Mr VV H Faxon was chosen without opposis tion A U In No 4 Mr Geo E Gary the chairman of the preseut committee was not a candidate for re election Kentucky day and Mr W R Howell and Mr C H Bush were voted for Mr Howell was choson by a good majority Neither now It Will ne Celebrated at the Atlanta V Exposition gentleman was a candidate and the voting was entirely complimentary President Collier of the Atlanta - Mens All Wool The county members will be chosen Exposition has designated Satur Same goods in at precinct mass conventions at 2 p day Nov 10 as Kentucky day at the Sauare Cufc Sack oung Mens Suits t m tomorrow exposition upon which occasion tho Suits -- - single and Dlnnor to tlio Twenty Overs r followiug program presented under for double breasted Mr Ira F Ellis celobrated his 70th the auspices of Mrs Dashiell Ste fi birthday last Tuesday by giving a phenson and the other Commissioners for from Kentucky will be rendered dinner to a number of his friends i1 Programi Official exercises KenWho were born tho same year 1825 tucky Day No v 16 1795 Gen W nsMni One or two a little older were also J Hendnck master of ceremonies They are not HigL Art malseut are made as well Orchestra let in and the party of nine had a Overture as the ordinary ready made clothing very pleasaui old folks gathering ppening Prayer Rt Rev Bishop Maes They adjourned to meet Jan 9 1896 at Maj Jno W Breathitts who will Opening Address Colonel Reuben T Durrett give a birthday dinner at that time State Song Kentucky dedicated Those preseut were to Mrs Ddshioll Stephenson words Jno W Breathitt born Jan 91825 by Miss Mary F Taney AJusicby Oct 1 Ira FEllis Prof Andrety J Boex B E Randolph July 28 Mrs Jessie B Caldwell W E Warfield Sept 18 Address Lieut Governor Alford Jno W Pritchett Jan 19 1 Pianp Solo Miss Alice Hardeman MrsHarriet P Clark July 18 Address Colonel Albert Berry Mar 16 MrsEEEllisi Kentucky Colonels Apr 11 1824 Song Quartet Dr E E Cook Judge Win Beckner Wallace W Ware Dec 31 1821 Address Violin Solo Miss Currie Duke Universally Convention AddressMtfi Eucrenia Dunlan Potts The State Convention of Kentucky AddrjS AtUjKney General Hendrick f f Jf a Hj t Universalists meets at Fruit Hill Extract ironr Kentuckys Centen ¬ nial Poem Kentuckyis this county to day and will be in Poet Laureate session three days Rev Q H Shinn Major Henry T Stanton general superintendent of missions Closing Address and other ministers will be in attend- ¬ Mrs Mary Cecil Cantrell ance and a very pleasant meeting is Benediction Rt Rev Bishop Dudley anticipated On Sunday there will MORNING SESSION BIG DEMOCRATIC CAIN be a big dinner on the grounds and Uncle rotor Chnfln Head Music by Prof Pooler Scrpture everybody will be well fed The Peter Chafin one of the best known reading and prayer bv Rev Vail The Republican Majority In the Ctfy OXr church has a membership of over Minutes read and ap100 and- 500 people are expected to colored men about the city died Mon Roll call most Wiped Out day night just one day after his aged pro ved be present on the last day of the conThe city registration Tuesday was Prof Bartholomew then addressed vention Rev Shinn preached at the wife had dropped dead of heart dis- Institute on mistakes in teaching the largest ever recorded on the regu- r TTt 1JIUIB Universalist church in this city Wed sk am nesday evening and again last night rnillprl h m bk 79 vnra U1U UUIJf jFIUIII tc Teiiching is not mere school- lar day The total of 12G1 was with ¬ A UlllU M to this city from Old Virginny He keeping neither is it impartng infor in M votes of the total of 1275 last mBm AT Nipped by the frost B Jtar l fl T never tired of talking about his old mation alone It is putting the child year and 90 greater than on the reg- lho iirst trost or tne season came nome ana naa come in personal con- ¬ in an attitude to learn Do not get on the morning of Oct 1 about ten tact with a number of the distinguish ¬ in the childs way Direct his studies ular day in 1891 Tho figures show can learn for that all of tho increase in the days earlier than usual It caught ed men of the State including Marso Tell him nothing he do cood teach city nearly is Democratic w Jy- himself In order to vote Hs and considerable late corn and sorghum Bob Lee He had an excellent mem- ing we must understand the child there is no longer a Republican thafc ma- ¬ ory and told many stories of his boyand some tobacco We have beard hood and early life When he was a thoroughly Then skillfully arouse jority in the city Unless Democratsof a few heavy losers Esq J T young man a his activities If any of tho senses bcratch the ticket the city will give a large Coleman had 18 acres out Geo Bod from a menagerie and snake escaped are abnormal develop those If one Democratic majority next month terrified the in die 25 acres and Jno Terrell 20 acres habitants of iiis part of the State Is sense is helped it tones up the other Analyziugthe voto and pairing oCT In Caldwell and other counties to- was supposed to be an anaconda but Character is the amount of power a the doubtful votes tho political com- ¬ wards the rirer it is estimated thnt Uncle Peter was unable to handle man has for resisting temptation plexion of the registered vote is aes i v t one third the crop was caught In so largo a word and spoke of So all follows ser- This depends upon the will this county tho per cent was much pent as an absquonder aud the correct teaching is a training of the 18 1891 gave a r W w R C K D A teacher must first smaller pass No --2a graphic description of its pas age will 178 212 wl 2H 177 ir0 2IE through his consciousness all the No US 299 49 248 Mi 240 13 2MU through tho county and its final disCircuit Court Mutters IBS M HI 7 y pninis oi tne lesson as tney must j JV o 171 M lW CO 284 70 219 10SThis week has been taken up prin- pearance in the sea swimming with through the childs mind Review all No 4 2sT 64 240 110 its head far above tne water Who is E07 C25 C3C 732 643 601 VWcipally in disposing of matters of no there m town who has not heard him lessons from primary to ndvanr 1 V 7j work Tn doing this I strive to nut Ki publlctnmaJ rty It to the public Several cases tell thie story interest Uncle Peter was a It is estimated that ubout 150 ad ¬ Hav ditional m are set for the 13th day of the term gardener and saved the money he myself in the childs attitude names will be registered ont and paid ing thoroughly reviewed the situation the supplemental days Oct 28 29 but the most important common made He was 1 wealth case to come up at this term hisdebts with scrupulous honesty I am master of the situation So I can and 80 At least half of these will be is that of Jim Kline col charged He was reliable faithful polite and gain the respect of the class Nine Democrats with murder This is set for the 19th uniformly respectful He took groat times out of ten disorder is brought Dr Clardy carried the city last Footwear Hosiery day of the term The grand jury has pride in his calling and his work was about because tho instrucior is not year by live votes and was deprived properly prepared Never tell your On the shoe question let been and of Hose sold usually at 1 list ofvery busy all the toweek returneda always well done He was one of tho classwhat you propose to do next 4 at least 80 majority in precinct Nc few remaining types of the bills is expected be where the ballots gave out Vitru us say our line is the larg we offer you for 50 darkey witn many good traits Special topics ought to be assigned good work and straight voting the cents about Saturday the pupil has had an opporof character and few of the bad ones after est in the city Prices as city can bo counted npon to give at Hob Tivls Taken In that characterize his race in Inter tunity to get the lesson Put your- ¬ leaBt fifty majority for the Democratic Those at 75c for 40c and so before the lowestBob Tivis col who cut John Wal years He was eober industrious self in such a relation to tho pupil few refused on down the line Misses pole the Gracey butcher about ten trutniui ana honest and was a con- ¬ that he will always think you are do ticket Verytheir Democratsaffiliation party to register ing the best under the circumstances -sistent which indicate JFine Suits and childrens in propor-¬ days ago is now behind the bars church member of tho Methodist Dont assign too great lessons Boar little scratching that there willbe buL done Tivis immediately after his Bcrape left For He was buried Tuesday in the Col- in mind the physical basis See our 125 suits tion small children have variety in your and was not heard from until ored Cemetery near the city Grqcey Soin Cm ferncn AmlKoments programme with Bhort recitations Marshal Wilson of Princeton cap See our 200 suits not more than eight or ten minutes in Tivi3 was tured him Monday The Methodist Conference at MacT-lootl Frloes tvero Realized length Give hints and suggestions isonville b ought to this city Tuesday and See our 250 suits not made a full report The tobacco market this week was that may help the student Let him Stronghold Sliirt placed in jail Tho grand jury will of the assignments whon wo went to of the however work out his look after tho interests tne com- atrongon the better salvation Childrens Clotlilng The Stronghold unlaun monwealth in the matter offhiB week weed and good round kinds were Dont let him depend own much on press Among those reported were too figures the following obtained for that disposed of Sales the instructor You should have n See the finest styles ever dried shirt for 50c is as Rev H C Settle returned A 93000 Fire programme Having onco arranged amounted to less than 200 hogsheads course there are octo it 125 suit is as good as any 1 shirt in the Tuesday afternoon the large to but there wero very few rejections siioit whenji may suspend the Rev D L Collio to Jeffere St casions you bacco barn of Dr J A B Word of Little fine leaf was shown tho bulk regular exercises These of course Louisvillo V well made as any 5 suit world of the sale being made up of common Rev T Joiniir to Hoplmsville Oak Grove containing about 35 are rare Any one can get good releaf and lugs Receipts are very of fine tobacco was consumed light out of bright rjupils Tho high circuit acres sults Rev Geo F Cunpbell toFnaklin est power is shown in developing the by fire The building was a now ov Ky and Dr Words loss is about 2000 bright pupil Uejitemlier Arrests Rev J MLaweon Presiding Elder He had no insurance Hands had irrof DulTey opened tho discussion 1 on Pointing pistol Russellv Ho district been sleeping in the barn while firing written and oral spelling Object 1 Rev J A Lewis to Russellville the tobacco and the supposition is Keeping bawdy house To know to spell orally or writo a 3 0 c d wJ Tho local church is much gratifiedt that sparks caught tho bedding caus word when called upon To learu to 1 Maiutaining nuisance ng the destructive firo read and to writeWould begin that Dr Settle cornea back to thifs Using profane language 2 written spelling at un early age At city again 0 iwii Preparatory to the Sam Jones Fornication 8 first a mere copying form on the - tmeeting there will be services at the Gaming 8 blackboards The District of Columbia gtno Would teach spelling First Presbyterian Church to night Breach of peaca 9 jury recommended that tho whipping commencing at 7 oclock Everybody Drunkenness 16 post be established for wife Continued on fifth pago i nvited Total and petty offenders -- 7 ur fl it a T -- l-- M vss rfcT- gwisar it e New Officer Elected Committeemen OhoioB Mora To Morrow Tobacco Crop Burned Murderer Caught Froit Came EarJy Uni- vertallat Convention New Committeemen Clioaen vJhm JMxkiSi sv- OfThe f Qletliine Business- 450 Wediieatfpy to fill Bereral desirable places Tho race for county work housekeeper finally narrowed down to Jan Boyd Keptiblican and Joe Clark Populst The three Demo crats ahdthe Ifopulisj member of the court Voted for Clark and Judge Breathitt was ca11ed upon to break a tie which ho did by ybting for Boyd The city jtEHQpkinsyillo jsapjnjner muiuivurn uuiiEOpuyt tue county re lUBcu u juumu vivyr aye a vote iu electing keeper tahd iVis likey there will be 6ojfne ticntion over the mat- ten BoydjMLa brother of a former sheriff op lhato name i He succeeds W T Vuughari There were three candidates fbr county physician Drs Stite Seargent hd Jackson Dr J B Jackson via blected Dr Stites is the present incumbent Thompson Cavanah vwas again elected poor house keener The election of road superv r has noi come on yet The court will be in session for some clays Jongi lBtliisnishedT Rhey Ilojd tho Son of ther Found Dead In Bed Jri S400 JRlNDERS0NrCO 1 Tt j i4iLAHf rjt r TS If Sept 30 Rhey Paducah Ky politician an62 Vrot Uiirtliolomew of LoulHTllIe Ky Boyd the lawyer and recently a minister of tho gospel was Condbcior found dead in his bed at tho Boyd mansion this morning by an old col- ¬ Continued From Last Issue our school rooms there would be a ored servant who went to his room to awake him for breakfast revolution here Wednesday Aug 28th 1895 Several times lately he had threat ened to commit suicide and as soon EVENING SESSION Prof Bartholomew spoke of the as the news of his death became condition of Kentucky at the close of known the supposition was that the war Not a single normal school taken his own life The coro- ¬ low status of our teachers then The ners jury however returned a vor wonderful improvement since disease but Prof Dorland then read an able djet of death from heart drink perinduced by excessive essay entitled The Teacher Here Recently his dormant appetite for are a few good points Luck is a fool pluck is a hero Make no strong drink took possession of hint came promises you canuot fulfill Havo while in St Louis and hebeen- here in art a programme and stick to it Do not three weeks ago having inebriated condition ever Bince at one threaten Have monthly reports of as it did di the hotels Mvo no premium ffi rvilnv nnnrfc rectly after six Coming of successful¬ months for ox rcises Encourage visitation his friends lost faith to your school The teachers gave preaching to make matters worse in him and the speaker very cloe attention and woman whom he had met sunt a his appreciated tne many useiui sug ¬ letters to one of his wifes relatives es ¬ I gestions in which this admirable His wife returned yesterday from St say abounded Louis and he told herhe intended to Prof Armer then gave a fine ren 3obcr up and do better A doctor- dition of Spartacus early in was Prof W E Gray took up the sub- the with him but loft him wandered evening and Boyd ject of History This study if prop- about the house until 3 oclock when erly presented will be found to be very interesting Outlines good for he retired without removing his advanced work Advantages of the clotbes a few He study cultivates a patriotic feeling so later was found dead violence hoareNo mark of was makes good citizens Lives of great men are an inspiration to the young found upon him and there were no His mother Make thorough preparation before indications of poison going to your class Many pertinent died last January and he leaves a questions will suggest themselves to half hrother Butler Boyd of Clarks you Assign special topics to differ- ville ent members In five mouths a be ¬ Rhey Boyd was born in Paducah the ginning claFS should master early ex April 14 1853 and was a boh inofKen- ¬ Hon Linn Boyd prominent and filorers and discoverieswouldthe Revo tucky politics during hs lifetime an depend war Much twice speaker of tho house dunna upon the class said that at the close his congressional career He haai Prof Murphy of the recitation he called for an out ¬ practiced law here since manhood line of the lesson and asked for aud wos first married to Miss Lucy omitted points Made the pupils at- Grimes Beveral years ago who cora mitled suicide in St Louis a monthi tentive His second marriage A teacher of Prof Bartholomews uc two later to Mrs Irving Thompson of ¬ was acquaintance was in the habit of hav ing striking historical incidents acted Henderson whose maiden name waa Several months agp he an- ¬ in tne scnool room in tms manner Rieke she treated the story of Pocahontas nounced hiruBelf a candidate for the withdrew and Capt Smith Patrick Henrys legislature but afterward the minis ¬ speech before the Virginia House of from the race and entered Burgesses etc This interested the try as an evangelist preaching at children deeply and vitalized the Beveral places in Kentucky and Ten- ¬ nessee and assisting at one time Rev text The Superintendent then read the Fife His career has been a check- ¬ There was one time programme for Thursdays work af- ered one when he could havo had any office ter which the Institute adjourned in the gift of the people of this dis ¬ Thursday August 29th 1895 trict but drink was his curse ho--ha- d ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 3tffi T f- r HATS CAPS I 7154 well-to-d- o Indies b--- offeredthe w B1BK1MBBK 1 Petree btws c h uf yggjgy HJ rtr N Q Mndtipaltoa Ne Sick headache Pains in the back atase Salldv complexion Loss or appetite and Exhaustion Thre is only one cure which is Wv WiffclT f TTVET EUSM Health i GLASS BUL 2B I tfeaarof vKoiiSitidtf p tladjk In Sioao Officers lErlSSSLZjSrTZ H SwI5Hf Mnp 5 toll V I 4a rtltlHlfl MMfcH UVIifOfVU OVtUWVUWMFV Aid 4iaiiiAl nlA wfflttAMA tnannu he A to lancet Then tf i X 6ugh dnMlonj M insert- Tm um TlftlSLWerH M elsuBjattfralm wig i WTiWiS t V lOt 5av a feaflNMa VlllS n v j a clonic Pellets AND One Pink PHI touches the liver and 3v jfes the bile Ono Tonic Pellet nightly acts as a ectlc laxative in keeping the bowels ocii restores the digestive organs tones e nervous system ami maiccs new Complete treatment two 1 blood sn icines one price 25c iti e and sample free at any store For IKQWpf MFq Biilo by all CO New Toric druggists in Hop iinsville CRUSHED IAn American THE SNEERER Teacher Who Wa Very rntrtutic An Italian gentleman whom I mot Tvhile traveling disclosed a most do jprnved inappreciatlon of the wonderful fastness of the United Slates says a writer in Scribners Ele spoke English very well for ho had been many years in London and kis we were enjoying the sea coast view Jbctecn Pisa and Via Rcggio lie asked jrpolitcly whether 1 was not an AmerOn learning ican from the states that 1 was he begged me to tell him something of our government You have a president of tho country ithe whole states is not he inquired earnestly 1 nodded assent Va benel If a man kills murders you understand who tries him tho federal or stato courts The state courts I replied unless It is a ass of treason If he is convicted who can pardon Jhhn the president of course he sasked with calm assurance and a slight uemplmsia on the of course No indeed the murderer is tried in th sta courts he can bo pardoned ho state board of pardons If c one or by the states chief le governor The president ng to 40 with it flashed my companion sar-in Italy the governor of a ty provinco has not the par- domng ower birr1 1 thundered now thoroughly angry Jtaly will go twice into tho tpeV j finmnco of Texas lit was very naughty to get angry and esp oially with such a politely sar lo Italian I know it But c w 00 ild sit still and hear1 the sheer 1m nay glorious ai p r ichablc imuki v of our country assailed without No ono except the angry S n ai fop who every now and then with a brazen assertion that a Vb i i is af terj all not such a virtue --1 Voluminous lawyer said a very bright thing the other day He was jseated with a group of friends and Ihcy wore discussing iu a desultory way the leading topics of the day One per of the parties present Mr sisted in monopolizing more than his share of the conversation and his views xlid iu t all accord with those of the As the men separated one of l to the lawyer knows a good deal doesnt A Philadclpliia Hu A Ad lull A auj a Trf n t fca the system Qi all impurities An V u W 1lu Vr headache arm In a few days it works and absolutecurc for sick rne patient is proof agalafc smallpox dyspepsia sour stomach con pforseveral years - fls J f ji The how operation vabWatcly eer stipatiQnjiarid kindred- diseases Chicago is In the eyes of tho medical world just nbwjtfor that city Is giving tain when tho subject k stwsaepttblo to dcTwithoTut 111601 science its first accurate knowledge of tlio vaccinqv blood poisoning is fmpos vaccinatipn as adlstlnct department of siblc aad evil effects never are ob- - R P SmilKldhilesburgiVa served after It Tho old argument that research and observation Before tho days of Assistant Health i vaccination migflt implant tuberculosis Writes I dont know how I could Commissioner Prank V Rellly and f gennq is exploded for with the pro do without them I have had Chtef Jledical Inspector B Gnrrott of Hniinary tests such microbes are not tho Cmm Aannvtmpnt an idoA ore- - present in IhO VUHS Liver disease for over twenty vailed generally that vaccination xyad a Spider That Change Colors years Am now entirely cured trivial matter to bo dono by anybody An Interesting instance of color mim anywhere anyhow and with any kind lory In spiders has observed in the of bovine or human vaccine virus All south of Franco been spiders of The that Chicago this is changed now states the region when in search of proy hide in Eecord tho convolvulus flowers ife has been Tho theory of Drs Garrott and Belli jH noUccVthat a white variely of spider ia that vaccination is important enough frequented ilip t 11 white flowers a grcen- to engage the attention and enlist tho learning of tho ablest practitioners flowers hboxne and a pink one lived They cry out against thVidea that any i principally in the pink floWert The col- ¬ body can inoculate a patient as well as ors of thd thranvflrintaq wrtrA tl flrst mq tie physician r Bupposod to bo permanent has At the present tune tho medical recently betodiscoverod ihatbut it the color heads of tho health department are of any one oz theso changes making exhaustive studies of tho sub- ¬ within a few days ifspidersinsect bq the ject and aro compiling statistics which placed in tho convolvulus of a different From irfdigcstlon sour stomach heid they expect will become authoritative colored flbwer to that which he has cho flakilonby distress aflor oalingt throughout the world in tho matter of been usingas his home Four spaders Or Is it h case ofHost appetite wnt of smallpox prevention pink white groen and yellbw in color enorgy weakness debility Every grain of vaccine matter used were all put into a box together and r by the department is subjected to tests within Are you nbrvbus restloss sleejless worn three days all were whle out in body and in mind as severe as can be devised First samples aro sent to Dr Gehrman tho An Acoonimodatlnjr Bat Have you pains in the bac flips tide chemist and bacteriologist of tho de- ¬ The Mexican owl whehvenlovlnc a head arms Bbouldcrs chest partment He makes culture that siesta puts itself under the guard of a is to say ho sees how many kinds of kind of rat that gives thealarm on the Aro you filled with mal ria sallow complexion coated tongue s ht iwcata goring he can raise from tho samplo of approach pf danger t dry cough chilb and fever virus Then he puts the bacilli tmder Largest Cut Stone his microhcopo to see whether any of If any of theso troubles am fours till The largest cut stono In the world Is them are the agents of erysipelas of thing you need is DE KINGS n the Temple of the Sun ax Baalbec pus formation or of septic diseases blood poisoning and the like tf he A CLOSE TRADE finds the virus to be free from these dangerous germs ho sends back a re- ¬ An Instance of Nearness That ia Hard Dr Garrott then takes port 0 K to Beat samples of the same lot and vaccinates The close fisted and the absent-mindea dozen persons needing smallpox proserve a similar usi thoy amuse tection If the virus takes in a ma- - their neighbors Tho New York Sun jority of tho cases and if tho sores pro- ¬ quotes a man from tho rural districts duced are typical without Improper as telling a story of a Mr tfutterby an symptoms such as mattery discharges old timo townsman of his whose repu- ¬ In tho gontlcst and happiest way and with the greatest certainty Known to mod- tation for nearness was evidently ical science GERMETUER removes from well deserved Locally he was thought the system tho symptoms named above to bo almost a prodigy in this respect giving strength In placo of weakness Joybut no story of this kind is so good but ous health in place of sickness that anbther can be found to beat it Thero is no other remedy like it and One of tho coins current in those none thst can do its work And then it is days was the old Spanish silver piece a real pleasur t take it Xittlo children which passed f6r twelver and a half take it with delight and It cures like 100 6 for 500 AN druggists eents and was variously called nine magic pence York shilling and bit It was the existenco of this coin that en- ¬ TfteAfehZene Pon- abled Mr Putterby to achieve his SIREYOU crowning triumph in the way of a close Sbld by R C Hardwick druggist and excessive soreness he decides that trade the virus is good In all these tests A farm boy icamo along one day with TMnfjM tfgytmtan however results are checked against a load of pumpkins which ho was ped- ¬ dflMjn WAYNES Mkwri of known effect Should any dling about the village at a cent standards QlNTMENTi lot pf virus produce many failures or apiece Mr Putterby looked at them wittwol ty laUnil give rise to bad results tbe whole is re- ¬ concluded to buy but wanted only flKNJt iM sasoMina nm lav H V Til jected and sent back to the factory Mr comsu iko u half a pumpkin An entirely new kfnd of vaccine Witln tiwl But o whole pno Is pnly a cent bt lUn eUirivblM n4hlth points is being used in Chicago now saidtho boy How are you going to pnia 97 aroniiM r mh 07 rami ror ou eu AaarMt d The old bono slips dipped In virus are pay mo for half a one 614 by K CI tiAPli WJ9B obsolete except as employed In private Easiest thing In the world Bald practice The evils pf the old sdrt were Mr Putterby that tho virus was always exposed to Tho numnkin was cut he tooW onn- Bare Prompt Poelt tho air that dangerous germs p all half under his armband handed tho boy Cura for Impotence Lost v of Manhood- - Seminal kinds collected on the points and that a shilling Emissions Spermatorrhea the virus was almost always weak and Now give me Jhe twelve cents Nervousness Self Distrust Loss of Memory e Will uncertain in its action Frequently tho change ho said and taking tho make uou a STRONG Vigor use of these points caused mild blood twelve coppers from the astonished Man Price 9TC0 0 out Boxes 96 00 poisoning and other distinct diseases boy he walked away with his pur- ¬ Special Direct lone Mailed and they often made fearfully sore chase e noints gaf S i V fe TU I V tbr Wfi V I X Introduce a TrocoM That Docs Away with rohit niw the TestaUre Mado and tho Pre- vontlJeAppHod Y 7 1 OPENING THE LEADER CotToex J t Cant i Tutts Liver Pills Do 1 3d 4tliaa5U5f5b J WE extend a cordial in vititation tto the ladies oC Hopkinsville and vi cinity to call and examine our I hand some display of Pattern Hats and jBonnotp f J i is con- - sWAl Mrs M E Roclgers A i JBtf nected fvith The Leader and will be pleasedUo see her many mends and customers s i 11 THE LEADER 103 MAIN ST f- MmeFIeurette Levy Mgr i I ROYAL WBM MMMI r i i 1 d GERMETUER eceivi i Da 4 Pew Ball Saods tjt OTlie Palace GEPOTR ra n J 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 market j Money Saved is Money Made mmt vam mim irsuk RPtl Quick sales and small profits is my motto Setony new S G corsets I also carry a complete line of Jut tericks --Batterns the -- only -- reliable pattern oh the market x MRS ADATAYNE CORNER 9TH MAIN M TERMS CASH f i tmjjt rV replied the lawyer he knpws too much for one man ho Green Bag be incorporated so tniuinir tne woman sam sho rose to say nor sny bo tallilne sue shook her head lked for huH a day Boston Courier arras abscesses and fevers The new points aro different They are made of glass drawn in flame filled with liquid virus as soon as the glass tubes are cool enough and her- ¬ metically sealed by melting the tips of tho glass Tho virus In these tubes is mixed with glycerine which pre- ¬ vents decay and stops tho development of anj foreign germs so that if the points are kept cool and in the dark they will keep active and perfect for a long time When a vaccination is to bo performed the doctor takes one of these sealed glass points cleans it with an with each Box Address The Dominies Blunder An English clergyman who was sud- ¬ denly called on to preach to a congre- ¬ gation of college students was unable to speak without notes and had only ono written sermon with him which was on tho duties of tho married state The toplowas hardly one that ho would have chosen for tho occasion but he hoped that it would pass muster as be ¬ ing appropriate by anticipation But unfortunately he did not read the ser ¬ mon over and so before ho know it he had uttered this appeal And now a word to you who are mothers BUul SB3V Ualceit Cj 5010 LuoaoAvb w 6TLOUI8 - MirBSJSsjnaviBNaswa S7APB srou because thev arc the laro est and moat rp 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 400000 Liberal advances made on con- ¬ signments General correspondence solicited YOU CAN MAKE MONEY By shipping to Herndon Carter Company Commission Merchants Louisville Ky X i Eil I mimm mmmmmmm A 1 i MBKhi US Fv 1 HI n fa I a I 3B5gEEJflIiilMI ivyaaca known for IS years na tho t3E8T REMEDY for PILES U3yAl3 XiM AJiiiifUUUUirjai irearrEICHABDZON UD CO BTLauis SURE and CERTAIN CURE 7K WgnX3 ivft A i J B I 8 It has been noted that tho first set¬ tlers In heavily wooded sections of tho country have generally been healthy despite their many privatiqns Tho reason for this is says Halls Journal of Health that trees and plants of all kinds possess the power of absorbing poisoned ah from decaying vegetation besides which tho emanations from evergreens and tho smoke from burning resinous woods are noted for tho relief they rjivo to those suffering from pulmonary diseases ROYAL wam-if- IjblflEn I iJftSU PLASTER ffrw a rzvTarrc 1QNDIY SEn TTT- Having decidsd to retire from the Jewelry Busihe bt rar out Bric-a-Bra- i A will be sold at Public Auction Watch Jewelry Diarrfl c ware- niocks Fixtures and Bafe u it v a t is sod 11 mjr - oi cost or value without reserve mi your gain A chance of a lifetime Htjrom SiW rice Sales commence each day at 10 afm z p m antf until all is sold heavily wooded countries as already noted aro tho most healthy for settlers and they continue so for many years as only a sir notion tof tho forest can bo clea ay each d and year After tho fores Is rap sunlight is admitted idly with vcfiuu llth de composes more rapidly than it cari bo 1y tho scant vegotationf and Sv us t iwuult the atrapsphere is rendered i ju j and malaria becomes a common complaint In viow of theso facts people arc beginning to understand tho se absorbing and value of trees ns d New Xieads S3T7er3rtliIrLgr Ira JiiilL VlVUiniJ If r m ggl II llirnrnfir 1 i veryiges ygr irft i WM f h v i v rj T GYAT HQPKINSVILLE KY leads to the question as to what trees aro best for protection ngalnst disease On LonT Iilai 1 and in New Jersey there iue localities surrounded and hemmed in with plteh pine which uro fsuncd for their curative qualities in consnmpvlon uud the pines are thuo indicated ns valuable surrorn luigs in f pulmonary complaints- - It would seem reasonable to suppose that trees havincr tin largest leaves and tho most of them onhl bo tho best for this purpose us such trees would undoubtedly have tho Vo hayo seer most absorbing power the eucalyptus tree mentioned as of special valuo as a purifier of the at tnosnhcre health giving agents Naturally this Jt PHONE 98 i r- c i t V if r- s - f fi Si jiJy I f 5 ttlHfiltiir kt r j icdb t 0 I YiiTirHWirffir v A iW ij 1 i r T r si COTTON STATES FAIR L v The Great Southern Sixties aftionJ tfeet Minerals ijSQfStoriMOfeet Agriculture fcwicSOO feet- Electricity Opened in GtrNad Btyle WORK Cf TrYE- MISSISSIPPI the following structures kxe oien to the publico Manufactures and Libert Kvery V var the lather ot yraters Carries Ark 216xW0 feeitrMhtaery lOOxMO i Buildings of Great SU and Excellent Arrangement WhattheNatlons of Europe and America Aro Displaying Special Atlanta Qa Letter that harmonious cooperation wpuld ibonefit tho blacks not a wiht more than ithe whites Tho wheels of tho exposition were set in motion by President Cleveland who touched a gold rimmed button at- ¬ tached toawiro connecting his Buz zards Bay retreat with tho motor in machinery hall at Atlanta This act of tho nations chief magistrate closed tho elaborate opening programme and tho people ox tne soutii assisted by a largo delegation from the north took pbssession of tho exposition grounds vwhose beauty has been commented upon timeand again in these columns t The Cotton States fairalthough not yet complete will bo the greatest ex-position ever held in tho United States excepting only tho Chicago fair In some respects the Centennial exposition nt Philadelphia was superior to this Henry Yattersons magnificent prose poem which is still tho talk of both sections of tho country And Tof Booker T Washington most rfamous of negro educatbrsastounded tills thousands of hearers by pointing outtho progress made by his race in every line of lcgitimae Industry t Tho professor proved his statements by figures and convinced his audienco fwas 18 markCd a new epoch in thb relations between the north and south The ceremonies to lowed so closely upon the opening of thoChickamaUga Chattanooga national parir ana tne great Urand Army en campraent at Louisville that thoy niay oe said to havo cemented tho bondvov brotherhood entered into by the boy in blue and the boys in gray at their profitable and entertaining reunions Tho month of September 1895 will Jive in American history forever be cause it witnessed the end of sectional ismand tho beginning of tho end of thejAce question in the south Juajre Emory Sneers of the United States court at Macon Ga dellVereda dedicatory snecch at AtlantaTwhIchv WIW us full cA nntlnnn1 Rrmtiment as Tlja opening of tho Cotton States and Interactional exposition at Atlanta GaTptcmber feet feet Fine egro feet Arts building building IQdxHKKffftitf The buildings are lmpcnsiitaatfal and roomy the design beingraosjtlyzilomaiiesquo The JrtinWal andjKoratry building is ahandsomemosalepf all the woods to bo found ia the 3uth The Horticultural bujlding is especially designed to make a complete exhibidf tho flora of tho southi Not tho legist interesting ieatureVfihe exposition is the negro exVilbftjvhich shows thtfbest work of tfaegrorajje in every department of OlxSKOfeet TranspoitiUioblS0x418 Womans buildingnW KKMsatt TKItBA COTTA - Surmounting Dome at I FlQUItK Soutborn Building Itullroad Down a fftjuiiro MHe of Land Tho Mississippi has in tho courso of ages transported from the mountains and high land ltliin its dminaire area sufficient material to make 400000 square miles of new land by filling up an estuary whbh ex ended from its original oatiail to tho Oulf of Mexico for a length of 500 miles and in width from 30 to 40 miles This river says Longmans Magazine is still pouring solid matterinto the gulf where it is spread out in a fan like shape over a coast lino of 150 miles and is filling up at tho rate of 003000000 tons a year or six times as much soil as was removed in tho construction of the Manchester Bhip canal and sufficient to make a square mile of new land allowing for it haying to fill up the gulf to a depth of 80 yards Some idea of the vastness of this operation may bo concoived when the fact is considered that some of this soil has to bo transported moro than 8000 miles and that if tho whole of it had to be carried on boats at tho lowest rate at which heavy material is carried on tho inland waters of America or Bay for onc cnth of a penny per ton per milooyer an average of half the totaidistanco the cost would be no less a sum than 338000000 a year Through ithe vast delta thus formed the river winds its way twisting and turning by innumerable bends until it cxtonds its length to nearly 1200 miles or more length than double the of the delta continually eroding the banks in one place and building up land in another occasionally breaking its way across a narrow neck which lies between the two extrcmcties and filling up the old channel point-to-point R ound Oak Stove w The Now is the time to biij heating stoves Iiomid Oak is still in the lead It is the only air tight Move on the market The genuine Bro It Round oak found only at Forbes heals more oit less fuel than any stove madeS tjuu wiuiui iihb a nan uuzeu oi me eneap Ha imitations WHI t labor and its progress in education and industrial pursuits since the eman- cipation The commissioners of the department aro leading colored men of the various southern states Many states have buildings of their own on the exposition grounds among them New York Pennsylvania Ala bama Georgia Massachusetts Connee ticut and California Tho Illinois building one of tho best on the grounds will not bo completed until- the end ot October Midway Heights is tho narao of what was tho Plaisance at Chicago This unique entertainment colony al ready has or will have within a few days a Cairo street and Gorman Span i Japanese Chinese audi Indian vil- ¬ PEN AND INK DRAWING Modern Imitation of the Ancients by a Now Process ranges last year than tvere ever sold before in the same time and the reason they sell is because they are the bestandVmo economical bakers made The oven is the most important part of a cooking jjppjjratus the fire box is the digestive organ and the drafr i the circulation Thie organs in the Majestic are different fr m any stove or range made The Majestic oven is the most sative the fire box ihe most economical and the draft n simplest and most perfect swsA Mai estic Range IT Jff Wje sbld more majestic CENTRAL SECTION OF BAS RELIEF OF TERRA COTTA ERY BUILDING ON MACHIN Y vr Then there Is a big revolving and no end of other novelties that will make tho Midway Heights an exceptionally lively place The electric fountain will compare witlithat of the Chicago exposition TbOjvater rises 180 feet and- flows attlio rate Of 15000 gallons a minute One of thb features of historic interest will be the old liberty bell from Philadelphia The awards to bq given by the Cotton States and International cxpbsition zuela and Colombia also fill space umuiiua uro lo oo on a snicuy compet ¬ Cuba has a fine exhibit of tobacco and itive basis President Gilam of Johns other products of tho island Hopkins university is chief of the bu The European exhibits comprise reau of awards and has evolved a systhese Great Britain Artistic pottery tem which he has called tho Atlanta electro plate arid silverware cut crys system ne Invited recognized excheffleld cutlery Birmingham perts in every department of labor InU goods Bradford woolens and cloth dustrial artistic or otherwise to servo furniture as judges and has been particularly Coventry cycles pianos chemical products terra cotta statuary fortunate In securing the consent of ship models and railway appliances those invited His system recognizes books etc four degrees of excellence in exhibits rich drawing The lowest Is that of honorable menFrancerrTapestries room furniture bronzes lamps statua- tion Tho next includes original dery upholstery scientific and electrical sign and superior workmanship and appliances marine and mathematical for these qualities a brouzo medal will instruments Parisian npvelties jewel ¬ bo awarded The third degree includes ry and fancy ornaments enamels ap ¬ a notable achievement in any art or In paratus used at Pasteur institute1 for dustry and this will be recognized the discovery and treatment of bac ¬ with a silver medal Tho highest award teria and bacilli perfumery soaps a gold medal will be mado for exhibits wines and liquors which not only display the qualities Germany Pianos artistic majolica already mentioned but havo a distinct Dresden china and glassware cut relation to tho nations progress for stones new photb5paintings and scien- ¬ example inventions of far reaching significance tific apparatus and appliances public works of wideItaly Most importahtand beautiful spread influence new and noteworthy collection of marble statuary carved educational establishments improve- artistic furniture of all descrip Omenta in the production of staple 4ftas decorated jtaiiels and drawing articles advances In tho art of trans room ornaments artistic bronzes Ro ¬ portation and contributions to the enman and Florentine mosaics Venetian joyment of life 6uch as parks muglassware artistic malolica and cer- ¬ seums etc By this system the awards amics Neapolitan corals aud tortoise- - in tho various classes of merit will have shell ornaments Roman cameos artis- ¬ a specific meaning and value and will tic and high class jewelry tapestries represent honest competition cloth and cotton fabrics hats bicycles Of Atlanta itself little need be said and sewing machines chemical and That tho city is possessed of pluck is pharmaceutical products scholastic shown by its attempting this enterprise and scientific books and publications so shortly after the Worlds Columbian and a great variety of exhibits in olivo exposition Tho business quarter Is oil wines and liquora builtcompactly The electric cars run uejgium orusseiB jucc emoroiaeries to everv part oi mo city a acre are patent hand stitching machines opera raany beautiful residence streets and tivc exhibits of glass engraving fancy taken altogether Atlanta is one of the goods chocolates spices etc prottiest cities in tho south Georgia Russia A very important collection Tennesseo and Alabama expect that of Russian furs from one of thfflargcst the exposition will be a great benefit to fur manufacturers of St Petersburg them inasmuch as it will acquaint the collection alifra splendidnr ini nn mr aof ifstuffed northerner with tho rich mineral fields WnnC otno nnn ncisinni and the fertile agricultural districts wuu UtUlOi rid d silversmith work and enamels carved awaiting settlement In fivo years At ¬ wood apd art fabrics etc lanta has doubled Its population and It The various exposition buildings are is believed that tbis opportunity to ncaring completion rapidly but they Study the possibilities of the south will ore even now worpn visiung uesiues not only benefit Atlanta but tho sur the United States government building rounding territory wheel southern exterprise but in others it was decidedly inferior Foreign ex hibltors have taken a lively interest in the Atlanta fair probably because iff promises to open a new market for their manufactures Mexico makes a complete exhibit of her resources and a picturesque Moxi can village has been built on tho grounds Guatemala will also have a village in addition to a fine general ex- Vene hlblt Nicaragua Honduras I lages is easy of course to understand how pen drawiner should have como to be so largely employed and elaborated t is a matter of rcp oduction for illus ration An etching will not print with5 type nor with a steel engraving Thisij says tne Lionuon bpectator lea in tuo early part of the century to the imita- ¬ tion of steel engravings by wood en gravers who did tho business most skillfully with immense labor The drawings for them were mostly made in pencil But photographic process rendered the intervention of the wood engraver needless if the artist made a pen drawing that would photograph and process well A pure technical difficulty can bo overcome by large numbers of craftsmen large numbers accordingly havo learned to make pen drawings to supplant wood engravings But it should be noted that to do this is itself a kind of reproductive process Few elaborate pen drawings are made without a studious foundation in some other material The pen lino must frequently be traced or drawn over the pencil line very much lllte tho engrav ers tool Tho point about the moderns and ancients then resolves Itself into the imitation by the moderns in a new medium of thd technique of an old It is certain that the ancients could have performed this feat if they had chosen not altogether certain that they would have chosen For to consider those other points of reproduction and dis semination the modern master seoms to be in no greater hurry than the ancient to make uso of the new facilities When such a master does take up tho pen he handles it to much grander effect than do its devotees It r WW mmm in OiJLofcl we have this year fa si passed any previous mm Our stock was more fully selected and w bought cheaper well bought are already half sold Com and JOIN IN THE PRGGESSIOH We have a very full line of HARNESS TALBOT SADDLES made to order SAODLERY and FLY NETS EMPIRE Wheat Drill L sorrowful perhaps as the country where tho birds winter is more thickly settled than with us and there were more to see their sufferings But occa sionally the British birds found friend ly shelter Tho London Times published during tho cold weather this note from Ro dolph Walther a boy of twelve years who lives at Tunbridge Wells I thought perhaps you would allow a schoolboy to tell you how very tame and fearless the cold and hunger have made the wild birds around our house Of course we feed them with bread and all sorts of odds and ends and the ground Is simply black with our hungry visitors Even tho suspicious rooks come quite close to the house for their share A little blue tit passes its day in our basement heedless of sleepy pussy baking herself before the stove Mbstof all I wish to tell you about my strange bedroom companion a little robin which has taken up its residence in my bedroom and though I leave the window open he never gpes out except to take a short fly We pass the night together and ho makes his bed in one of my football boots The other morning ho woko mo up by singing on a chair at the side of my bed I suppose ho thought I ought to be AND ROBIN Friendship of the Two Brought About by Cold Weather During the extremely severe weather of February 1805 myriads of birds perished from cold and starvation both In in Europo and tho United States ungiana tnis uestruction was tne more BOY Our Empire wheat drill still leads r hey cannot down her Why Because sh- - is the anly force feed on the marKet The Em pire feed is the only one a farmer can rely on and they know it ii So we sell more and more as the frm tTrrana wi i 114 iFitr rV- tfliI TC ZH TTT finds out wuai j We have sold over half a million pounds of Armour North western Homestead and National Bone Meal and want more so come in quick belore all is gone Fertilizer i at my lessons 1 Not a Good Likeness It is not always easy to recognize tho gentlemen and ladies of sculpture No wonder tho old lady in tho following story taken from tho Evangelist was somewhat in doubt In the monu ¬ ment room of Trinity church is a large raarblo tablet put up in memory of tho lato Bishop Hobart It is a bas relief representing tho bishop as dying and sinking into tho arras of an allegorical female figure probably intended for tho angel of death Years ago an aged couple from tho country were shown about the church nnd when thoy reached tho tablot thoy paused long boforo it At last tho dear old lady spoke Thats a good likeness of tho bishop she said but hero she re ¬ garded tho angelic personage attentive ¬ ly its a poor one of Mrs Hobart I knew her well and she didnt look like We have secured Mr John S Shalley in our Harness di ji ment which he has improved in every point and we luwiiVi the most complete stock ever carried in in the city TALBOT SADDLES Made 1 Order dMiu V Harness h A R rK i I thatl x JI4J 1UJ ih fa Sfr KkiWIZWT I Wl fc HOFKINSVIUU JoHitwuieeittu4i t S lfflPVjBEELS Bioyolta In Muoh More Than T0HMT AMt FRIMi JMMttW If All r Scrofula Salt metim 3 I AS RIITIOK M 2A MEACHAM af YkIvRIK ADVANCE leading notices 20 cents per Hue Spa oalR cent bit Hue each Insertion or itatiIiuij uilvertWemeuu furufehra teaMna kuE iusounr main street DEMOCRATIC TIUKET For Governor I WAT UAROINof fiercer M 5 For Meutenant Governor Jt TTVbERol Fulton For Treasurer RO FORDofvlay For Audita Ii C NORM AN of Boone sor GKoglstor of the Land Ollle U 8WANG0or WolfO iftr Attorney Ueiii W JfllEHDRlUKof Fleming For3ecntary ofState CB PORTER THOMPSON of Owen For Commissioner of Agriculture ION BN ALLof Louisville For hallrond Commissioners PLETCnEUtiMPoEYof HopkliH KO HALEXANDEICof JeiToraon UUKKN SllALB of GYaVc ForSuutof Public Instruction HENRY IlKiilAJHlcu9i3 LINN of Calloway j For Olrcult Court Judge 1L 0 YorMBtrlrttriiie Pembroke District WJIIi PARKER iU uk4ie46 Tom Pett t iu an iuterview publish- NaslivlUe Teuxi 3 1 in the Louisville Post jumps on This College Is strongly endorsed by bankers and merchants FOUR weeks bv Draughons al irdiu aud ridicules the idea that he method of teaching bookkeeping Is equal to should withdraw in favor of the iwcvii wcctsoyincoia pian special auJXuijcratic candidate He goes fur vacation Enter now Railroad Fare Paid u and declares that a change HOME STUDY okVoSSSSclSKSo ii iJti come iu the management Shorthand and Penmanship especially adapt 5the tit oayiug It is honey combel Study ed to home study Write for circulars at once wuu tfxtravairiiice and mismanage- a nmv m mtllv illnfrntori mum wi aud any change would better rth rendition This utterance of i zine for vouncr neonle has iust been dine Populist candidate ought to con- started fey TTrauk Leslies Publishing House It is called Prank Leslies ereu tho mo3t skeptic il tha Pleasant Hours for Boys and Girls iu the is candidacy is entirely and is in every way equal to the best innr stof Biadley He has beeu publications of its kind although the aiwdntly caught hobnobbing with Pnco is but 10 cents I he first nurn- 1 uaaifci in Louisville and his can- ber October contains the opening l ninpr nf Hrin1 tnrv for tluliryis intended to take votes from Edward S Ellis and one for girls n and thereby make Bradleys H by Jeanette H Wa worth The edia a m possible If any Democrat tor of tho uew mairazinu is Frank Lee v oi other good citizen is intending to Faruell who has beeu connected with Frank Leslies Publishing for Pettit he may face the is- v House for a number of years and juarely aud decide whether he who thoroughly understands what p s Hardin to Bradley If he is will please and interest the young E i -- atisfied Democrat then a vote people f ardui ia the duty that confronts Deafness Cannot Be Cuhed jiuu 1 he wants to prevent Kentucky by local applications as they can passing into the hands of a not leach the diseased portion of the controlled by negroes and ear Iheroisonly one way to cure allies Pettit has thrown off product and that is by constitution- j deafness al remedies Deafness is caused bv How many are in that army The ask Ho ii doiug all he can to it number can only be estimated In a Kun inflamed condition of the mucous radlej aud defeat Hardin ustaoman iuoe ie Chicago factory that turns out 30- - iVmuS VV heu ths tube gets inflamed you 000 bicycles a year 800 peopl ii iy Boyds life has come to a j v Jiidi lie will ne rememberedt as mostlyfnllgrownmenaverage of 375 i That would be an qh ri TWfc m jr awful example of the curse of bicycles to qach employe If there V3XL XCUIUC Ln L11L3 lCflUlLi LliU 1A1ssl less tho inflammation can bo takn m perauee The son of an illus are 500000 machines to be made and out and this tube restored to its norsire naturally bright well ed each employe makes thirty seven mal condition hearing will bo deiti 1 a capable lawyer a fluent and one half machines there would stroyed forever nine caRes out of ten turai er aud a polished orator he ljuve to be therefore 13333J em- ¬ are caused by catarrh which is s an inflamed condition of diau -- au nun to take a place among ployes But as1 thero cant very nothing butsurfaces well be a third of an employe it may tho mucous tut aat men of his state but he W will give S100 for any case of well to drop the fraction call tho Away all hope of success in be Deafness caused by catarrh that lifu and bocamo a slave to an appe number even 13333 and let one of cannot bo cured by Halls Catarrh them work a little overtime Cure Send for circulars free jtit at dragged him even from the That estimate however includes Co oledo O F J CHENEY to a druuk only the people employed in tho gpuipit and consigned him jgTSold by Druggists 75c vards jjrave actual or exclusively bicycle facMATItlUOMAL tories It lakes no accounb of the le will bono lack of oratory this workmen employed in machine shops in the First district Con making bicycle parts which aro Pettit Meek Shipton Pettit and nan Hendrick Charlie Wheeler sent to the bicycle factories and Miss Elizaboth Meek eloped from ames Judge Robbins Capt handiod by the employes thero only Princeton Ky and were married in Suudav afternoon aud Mr 11 D Moorman all as tje bicycles arc put together Joffersouvilie Cipl Cisco iiceived An a The Chicago factory mentioned hour before ut loug lists of appointments telegram from the father of tho gir uk for the ticket The Old above does not manufacture more to arret then as the boy was but 17 than one half tho parts of its own and the girl but 1G tar proposes to give Hardin machine That fact of course makes majority this tim The boyt il necessary to double tho 13333 to Mr Alex S Cox and Miss Bettio m their fightiug clothes find tho number of people in the Boulware will be married at- the n tUG evening o bicycle army which gives 2GGGG Nelson A Miles will succeed and still not including the country acd popular in social circles and their i i no M Schofield as command agents and their salesmen and help- weaumg is one mat nas ueeu ex- ¬ neral of the army Gen Scho ers who surely swell the total to pected for some time Thero will be iached the ago of 6i last week 30000 Next year enough more several couples of attendants and the Gen Miles will be money will be invested factories affair will be quite ibrilliaut is retired st head of tho army since Gen started people employed and wheels Blackburn Lane Miss Lucillo made to increase by half all the estivho was not a West Pointer Blackburu daughter of Senator J mates above given S C Blackburn was wedded at A party of Lexington Ky pic- ¬ Washington Tuesday to Thomas J P Walton Arthur Ford P t nickers who went to high bridge Lane tho New Jeisey capitalist and aald Polk Johnson Ed Leigh recently found in the woods near newspaper man I he wedding took Keller and John Barry were there what they thought was an place at St Mattliows church and was tho absentees whom everr- - empty box An old white haired vtuc33td by only a chosen few c2ed al the press meetiug man told them thathe body of his Harris TAYLonThe marriage of elc wife was in the box The man who MissElio Taylor to Mr John W was Dr T J Fryc said that his Hariin occurred at tho resideivA of tvor wife died in Virginia two years ago the brides father Dr J H 11 Taylor for senator aud W in Ownntboro that on her death she requested him 3 oclock Dr Tuesday after v v per for representative both m J t 5follo to bring her body bank to her place officia Fourth Prosbyterian ver and Blackburn were uom of nativity for Being so ting in his usual happy burn tua aioi Tho in Henderson Saturday poor that he was unable to keep his mnir Te was u very quiet one ont promise when sho died lie placed her few f i is and relatives boing body In a pine box which he had I reiM Tho Leader3 Opeaing On lr Harris is connector coaten on the inside with bceswav iliywith tho Louisv lie Post Fall opening of millinery at ml is a very popular member of the a lew wceis a -- eader Mme Flourette Levy lie Kept it until J press when he brought it olConfttilr er is now on and will cou wiujuMi vAvaMiunhimsmMMGm iS9caaUOT KnnsuKMzMiw i hroughout to morrow A large wmnriiiiiiuirwniiwaf of ladies visited the handsome y yesterday and Mrs Levys vill bo packed today On to Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U S Govt Report va large crowd will also bo tl to look throogh tho Leaders fl t stock of millinery and make Hi Kf eesof tho latest mf evv is assisted thisstylo gocdby seasou mt E ftodgers well aud favora ovii to tho trude ail Missetl euoedy and Ida Allen who are i jU versed in tho business iu j factories If all the smaller concerns were counted in concerns that turn out from 50 to 200 bicycles a year the number would be swelled to about 300 The number of bloycles these 300 factories will produce this year will not be less than 500000 At an averago cost of 75 each to trebuyeTthis means that 37500- JD00 will bo spent in this country this year for bicycles Drovidincr of course the entire product is sold But there is little doubt of that Go to a bicvclo store and trv tn huv a high grade wheel Thev will take your orderand tell you they will de liver the wheel in a couple of weeks More cood wheDlshnvR lippn Rnlrl tliie season than have been made and it IS doubtful if somcof the manufac- turers catchup before the snow fiies But the 37500000 do not cover the entire expenditures in the bicy- cle way of the people of the oountry There are costumes bloomers and such lamps 03clometers patent mudguards aud patent this-thakind of apparatus that will swoll the sum to 50000000 Where does all this vast sum of money go Well in the first place some of the manufacturers who a few years ago were poor men are now immensely wealthy But there can be nothing unusual or particu larly undesirable in that they built up the business from nothing and have furnished the public with one of the greatest sources of enjoyment ever known Some of the rest of the money after the manufacturers have had their bit goes for material and the balance to the army of working men women boys and girls whose labor turns the raw steel rubber wood and leather into the finished And Other Blood DteMMs Hfew Passing Fad fThy May Ge CunkI Speaking simply from Wll Hoods 6ar- Estimates cm t of Money UmA Baparllla has doBB not only anoeer twice ployrtl la Their Manufacture la This Co u a try area t Army f but In thousands of cases we oan honestly of tvorktucin i Bay that it is the beat remedy for all dis- eases of the blood whatever the cause y People whopali bicycling a passin tioa and Process poeeeBMs positive fad harp probably never stopped medicinal merit PeculIaVto ifeif cuuauiui- wuut an enormous amount Tt Jim onH ffm most Yirnisnt cases of capital is employed in the business q Scrofula and Bait Rheum even whoa of making wheels in this country all other proscriptions and medicines and probably have no idea of the have failed to do any good Blood poisoning from whatever ori- ¬ number of people dependent upon gin yields to its powerful cleansing puri ¬ the business says the Chicago Her- ¬ fying ald The figures are astonishing you vitalizing effect upon the blood If desire There aro in the country to dayi as below farther particulars write to ns Beaiember that f about 130 good sized broyole manu Ant W T Is the OneTrueBlood Purifier prominently in the public eye today Prepared only by O I Hoop Cp Lowell Mms U S A Sold by all drngglatfl tutrix for 5 Hoods Sarsaparilla PI11 f 1 Hood4 ruuTheyatilrtiUgetloa thft best alter dlnner UA rp iSrfr 1 -- fflMy i POSITIONS GUARANTEED under reasonable conditions Bo not say it can not be done till you send Tor free catalogue of is lift tia al 15ISIU rmmP YH 1 mmm fvWfl 1 Isnt She Divine t 4w DRAUGHONS PRACTICAL cpk fp-J ti t irWcll IriKU n Shes waiting tA- YOU But you MUST be clad t t l if- tSiVin H H S Garments of the latest cut Sftand the nost perfect fit These re the only goods sold under guarantee to pleaseor pay back your money a suit of Happy Home c tr lLvL Shoe Co No Mammoth Olothing Main St Hopkinsyille Ky 1 S t- and-the-oth- vr mmmimimimimmmmmi Howe Watches Silverware Jewelry OF r- - c Is How Open For Business WITH THE MOST ELEGANTlHE V f Jewelry Clocks DIAMONDS Bric-a-br- ac I Gut glass Art Goods display Spectacles Everybody invited to f erer seen outside of a large city Don t fail to s6e this gorgeous ALE AT LIVING- PRICES D I- j visit our store Personal attention given to Watch Coch tend Jewelry Repairing Remember the place 209 SOUTH MAIM ST l w o Doors North ol J H Andersou Co Call on us for Reliable Goods and Repairing JAS M HOWE MGR naiuuuuiuiuiuiiiuuuiaiiuuuuuiuau COMPANY JEWELRY HOWE REPORT OF THE CONDITION f OP THE nfianurc First - Hational FIFTH Bank jHft ami i UAL FAIR i i 1 At Hophinsville Ky at the close of business OFTDE September 28 1895 RESOURCES QHRISTIAK gOUNTY Incorporated fkR go v toans and Discounts Overdrafts secuied and unsecured U S Bonds to secure circulation Premium on U S Bonds Stocks securities etc Banking house furniture fixtures Other real estate mortgages owned Due from National Banks Not Reservo Agents Due from State Hanks and Bankers Duo from approved reserve agents Checks and other csh Items Notes of other National Banks Fractional paper currency nie1H and cents Laavfol Monby Reserve in Bank viz Xcgal tender not jj Redemption fund with U 8 iu uier 6 per cent of twti Siatlon Ouofmril S TronBiirer other than 6 jitrci iv Jdeuiptlon fund Specie l2tfifiO 72605flt 1600000 102000 8799103 2000 00 270000 1839270 10G35U 4899685 18130 482500 21G 877ti HQPKINSVILLE KY T HUR3DVY F RIDAY and m 533bbkVRBiL i ii n CTOBER17th CTOBER 18th 10 y 72000 VSBSS8S jfflMMK sis nBBBHnHBfwMBIBHKSH Ml w 250 210573 61 Total IABliriK5 olouoOJ Uapltui stock paid la 231826 Surplus T Undivided profits less expenses and tuxes paid 2W7S0 National Bank notes outstanding Uion00 77700 Dividends unpaid M Individual doposlM sublet to check 15011061 Total 2Wr k f VhHIbVwBSHbIHIbHhkVs S S7 s ATURDAy CTOBER lCth 1895 Va t Lheulovk riod i ttoahoo state ¬ bank do solemnl ment Is true to iIk t iiof my knowledfjO nnd belief TiioiOV rKNfaliler ttipjn- I and wvorn firimo this 2nd Jay of Outobtr r StaeofKentueky IThos Yf Lonj Coup LIBERAL fiswc5taiissIor3u MVDULIN PfoeidohfV fS r J- PREMIUMS In All Departments J h il C lUk Wll double strength foi sale by Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE HIMSm Amrhu Directors KkmN P Uro J W C JnoMovyon Downer Loo 4 Dick Whatin1 tho man who is traveling around tho world pushinga wheelburrovv passed through Mis ¬ souri last week with his dorr eigh ten days ahead of time Three SPE1ED RINQ ISaeh Day vjB iTrA GALBREATH S5o i- iZ XXrJ ftS Sahrfitarv rf Q v b t UCj-sa- JSa W9t LJ Mbi m imvmw 11 lwmi t T AKOUNDaHDBOTJT tJe NofMiNb V 1 r U A VpV V ft inii i t r 5 v i PROCEEDINGS u t IVK STOCK MARKET 1 for k s Reportedby TXf tilt Kmbbt ALOo Continued from fta page LIVE ST00KVC0MXIS8I0N MEKiJuANTS but fouo P0U8BONlTtiCK YjtBDS from tho readers to becmnrs Many COLUMN of the words intho spiling fbook are QU0TA1I0NB Combine written and A Condenitoet A ceo tint of the Latest Hap ¬ rarely used In oral LouiiViLLEKvJOct 2- - Cattle penings Tersely Told for IJHy Readers oral spelling all through spelling the pupil gets drill in Reticu Recoipts 215 and 51 calres Ship In written meats 2 1 Marltet ruled very low lation and pronunciation Kit Barneby dropped dead in his spelling we practice it as in after life the1 day all the better coal mines near Sturgis An exorcise in penmanship if prop- throughout grades of cattle wero about 10c lower A jtikg bluff bet that Bradley erly conducted After intermission Prof Armer took but common stuff was fully 25c lower wduld wmjvas quickly called by two up tho subject of reading This im- than on Monday and extremely dull LouisVille jDempcrats portant branch much neglected A full clearance could not be made The annual convention of tho Na- ¬ Good oral reading is conveying to the The bottom was knocked out of the tional Pythian PreBS association is in JlBUHiur wi lueuo ui me wruur uu canner trade old cows thin rouh session at St Louis ject of silent reading to gather oxen and etc to day prices on that By tho will of a former fiance Mrs thought In order to read well it is mind fully 25c 40c per 100 lb lower M E Patterson a milliner of Louis- - necessary to thoroughly study the The outlook is not encouraging lesson I myself have read a pass Cattle Extra shipping yine lallB neir to 50000 U 00 to 4 sage a dozen times to get a correct Light shipping o ioto 4 00 im South Carolinas Constitutional expression How necessary then for Best butchers 8 60 to 4 00 2 60t 825 Fair to good butchers v Convention adopted a section forbid- ¬ the DUDil to Iliftlcn nn Arliniinfitfn ding tho granting of divorces for any study of the selection Make haste Common to medium butchersand 1 00 to 2 6o Thin rough steorspoor cow s sealawags 1 00 to 1 76 cause whatever slowly in tais matter cultivate an Good to extra oxen 8 25 to 8 60 common to medium oxen l 25 to 2 25 Judge Settle ok Bowling 43reen easy natural position in the class lOOOlb tol200n Feeders 825to875 rendeiflpi a decision that fire insur Thebody mtfst be easy or the mind 25 Stackers l 60 to 8 OS 1 25 to 2 Bulls ance companies must pay policies in can not bo free Veal calve 2 60 to 660 Prof McCartney We fincl pupils full instead of only three fourths of 2S 00 to 80 00 Choice milch cows la 00 to 18 00 the value of the property destroyed in first second dud third readers Fair to good milch cows reading beautifully afterwards they Hoas Rqceipts 1062 Bertie Bray a young girl living a setm to retrograde reading in a dull 690 Market ruled firm andShipments 5c higher few miles from Glasgow was burned lifeless mauner Why is this HoW best selected medium hogs 4 25 to to death Her clothing caught fire shall we secure SO best 10 to 20 iromon open grate and she- - rushed advanced work expressive reading in 4 best heavy packers to4 425 4 All and lights 4 20 out into open air Prof Bflrthnlnmnw Tn nnanror r spld outlook fair the first ouestfon would snv fniliira Boos Choice packing and butch- Christian South ors 225 lb to 800 lb 4 10 to 4 2o on part of the teacher to do his work Fair to good packing 180 lb to As your cor- properly Oak GrovEj Oct 225 tbr Tho remedy naturally 4 25 to 4 80 Good to extra light IGo lb to 180 respondent has sadly realized that suggests itsolf lb 4 60 to 4 85 Prof Coyner Is the word the something must be done on this cold Fat shoats 120 lb to 150 lb 4 10 to 4 6 4 00 to 4 10 Fat shoats 100 lb to 120 lb night to keep up circulation of tho unit of thought Houghs 150 lb to 400 lb s 3 25Jto3 7f Prof Bartholomew No it is evi ¬ Sheep blood to prevent a state of perfect dently and Lambs Recoipts 2092 the sentence Shipments 195 Market ruled slow numbness ho concludedjto write an Prof Lindsay In epistle to your paper having decided false public sentiment obediencetoto a with but httle change prices The go common grades are that it was cheaper than coal when over the ground too we have rapidly This Sheep and Lbs Good tovery dull entirely deprived of of necessity the shed was ex ship makes bad readers 2 60 to 2 00 ping sheep that article 2 25 to2 50 Prof Hopson The failure to read Fair to good Iub first appearJack Erost made 160 to 2 00 well in advanced classes due to Common to medium Backs I 00 to 2 60 ance in these parts last night 8 50 to 8 M Extra lambs Kentucky Ims faulty training in tho primary work A protracted meeting is in prog- Fair to good 8 00 to 8 75 Tennessee Prof McCartney found his bovs in Common to medium 2 60 to 2 76 near here conducted advanced i jess at Salem Tall ends or culls 1 75 to 2 00 reading cultivated a habit by the pastor Eev J L Cheek an stoicism This might be overcome Annual Ootton Eeview able divine Ho is treating his con of the teacher were enthusiastic gregations to Bome very fine sermons if We have received tho twenty-seconEVENING SESSION and it is hoped much good will be at edition of Latham Alexander complished Large crowds attend Music by Miss Winfree Roll call Cos annual book of Cotton Move ¬ regularly Prof T B Walker by request sang We are going to chronicle the 111- - an humorous soner entitled Puttinsr ment and Pluctations which has ness of our dear christian neighbor on the Style He was liberally ap become standard cotton book of Mrs T A Willliams She has been plauded reference quite sick for some time and doesnt Prof Bartholomew then addressed It contains a review of the cotton eeem to be improving on the teachers in the school in the trade of the world and an interest- ¬ Among the others who are and have home circle and in society The ing article entitled Cotton Trade of been sick recently are Mrs W A teacher should identify himself with India written expressly for this McKenzie Miss Elizabeth Garrott every activity that could be of use to edition by the distinguished statistiMaster Ashton and little Mary him or elevato his calling Prof Bar- cian Mr Thomas Ellison of Liver- ¬ Montgomery L A Tugglo and Mrs tholomew said that ho himself was a pool likewise an interesting commuTom Baynham and children member of every club using that nication Cotton Manufacturing In- ¬ The tobacco crop is about all cut word in its best sense and of every terests of the South by Mr Richard and housed and corn cutting is tho historical or literary society of im- ¬ H Edmonds editor of the Manu- ¬ portance in the city There is no ex ¬ facturers Record Baltimore and a orde3p the day s We ar b very much in need of rain cuse for the teacher appearing in the biographical sketch of the Hon Mrs D A Harrison and Miss Mae school room untidy In this direction Sterling Morton secretary of agrixr 2 LU mi- l XVIU OlcUiibVIilU VlblltJU JUXS m I where there is a will there is a way culture A McKenzie last Sunday Be should never Jiave off his coat Besides the usual tables of receipts Mr Ed Munford and Miss Mary collar or necktio in tho presence of stocks exports consumption acreBringhurst of Clarksville visited tho his pupils Should not it possible age total visible supply and fluctuafamily of Mr E H Garrott Sept 29 be a user of tobacco in any form Of tions there is much interesting orig Mr Kobt Gairott who is attend ¬ course no man of intemperate habits inal matter that cannot ba found ing scifcgPl at Guthrie visited his should follow this high calling Our elsewhere in such a concise form Tho book also contains their anexample should bo in harmony with parentaSst week Mr W L Caudle of Howell was the loftiest ideas The teacher nual review of the cotton trade for among his friends here Sunday should bo qualified to discuss tho liv the past season This publication is issued for graMiss Ann Sallee is visiting relatives ing issues of the day Attendance on near here this week the different associations will do tuitous distribution among their Mrs J A B Word has returned much to elqvate his professional friends and customers It covers the whole range of information needed from Adams Station Tenn1 standing It is rumored that a wedding will Miss Walker then sang in a charm- ¬ in tho cotton world and its conoccur near here ere many more of ing manner Being recalled she sang tents are most useful and instructive these beautiful autumn days are another selection numbered with the past We will Professor Murphy began the disMrs Laynes Tall Display withhold tho name at present cussion on Order in the School VV cotton Jb A In this issue Mrs Ada Lavne anAirs and son Ed Room and Some Mistakes in Teach will leave soon for Texas where they ing One of the moBt vital points nounces her Fall opening of fine mil hope Eds health will be perfectly in teaching is discipline No dis- linery goods which occurs next Tues More teachers day and Wednesday Oct 8 and 9 cipline no school restored Uno split upon this rock than any other On tlie occasion Mrs Layne will have To secure attention the teacher must on display at tho Palace over one Song of Willie Bradley have skill in presenting a subject hundred pattern hats and bonnets you ever heard tlio Htory Have and must bo filled with enthusiasm the latest thing oat in those lines Of the man named Willie B Incompetency on the part of the in and will offer them at greatly reWho vraa worshlrped by the members Of the lyjuorcd Or O P structor fruitful of disorder The duced prices All tlie ladies are in How ho told the colored g jntlcmen teacher himself ofton provokes disor- vited to call and look through her Of Jkllmonotfar away der by bis own disorder loud talk elegant stock whether tliey are leady They could sweep the great distinction ing making threats frequent boll to mako their fall purchases or not Between tho whites and thorn away ringing etc Do not nolico every- Mrs Layne bought largely this sea citoncs thing in the school Dont require son and the ladies can depend upon impossibilities of the child O my poor deluded friends i it that her goods are strictly tho latest Hear mo now I pray Prof Bartholomew A discipline and first class in every respect always been a coward He has school is one in which one pupil does And bea just the same to day not interfere with tho rights of an TOIJACCO NEWS Surely you have heard how WUllo other Where each is free to do hfc up to speak In Eminence Sews in THIS Ay At I S V 1 ii iWinifci H JLuJI FURNITURE AT AREW SAMPLE V ox w Co tlUau Wholesale Prices Having bought the entire Furniture Department of hRacket a discount I am prepared to sell at less than VT at CO My prices cannot bo met by anyone This is tho first time a bran new stock of furniture has been thrown on the market at such prices as will be made on this stock Taking into consideration tho fact that furniture of all lundcnhas advanced 10 to 20 per cent during tho past few months This is a rare opportunity and one that will not bq offered again soon Remember tlie Stand WHOLESALE OSjST- OLD BAPTIST CHURCH OF WHAT I v 1 Bed Springs woven wire Si Bedsteads full size Bureau full siz 889 Chairs a cheap as 80c Hardwood Wardrobe Roch Jfr Tin Kitchen irmChairs 656 Safe 1 59 Bed Room Suit 8 PVs Good Cotton Top Mattress 1 50 Cots 85c c OFFER YOU WHILE THIS STOCK LASTS 15 60 90 lr S V if u11 J Jul X WA LER PHONE Business House No 18 101 Residence 2 KsY v jBr x 8mryyHffigi d AS CHEAP ASWell i V just come and see how cheap thoy are 1 I HAENESS SADDLES BEIDLES Just to suit you An elegant iine of Lap Robes opened now Every thing you can need wo have w 1 iv i I B Yost cj 60 ij IVIore i V- To simply say our lines of Fall Dress roods are pretty is not doing them justice They are more than pretty dainty and sensible novelties that combine style and wear and satisfaction After all than IPretty T7vroaLarL TX7acLt sTsTlxsit 1 lEore 3Doasthan style arL3r in Dress Goods i wear satisfaction We make a specialty of Fine Trimmings Dress Goods and Millinery Goods Richards Co t 6 Major House sld 37 hhds original poem entitled The Little hhds Mason county leaf at 13 50 And the Plumed Knight lefftho platform Couutrv School House There were 11 25 9 90 9 80 G 80 1 Mason Thus ended the joint debate many beautiful passages which gave lug at 7 10 1 Hart lugs and ClIOBUS trash at S220 Owen leaf at 10 4 evidence of poetic talent The County Superintendent then Simpson dark leaf at 220 2 Henry Wat Hardin ma do the chaso too hot BUI sought some means to fly organized a Reading Circle enrolling Tenn dark leaf at 535 Tho track that any man of honor i teachers This makes a pretty Would click to though he diet Tho Roman Trolley good showing for Christian An eviQ guard your valiant Jiohamplon dence that her teachers are alive to At present timo tho omnibuses Yourbrate little baby Bill tho importance of professional cul Tell him to be good and try to be cured and a few horse org constitute tho tuie swallowing tie sliver pm Prof Donnrll opened the disMitfi principal means of travel in the Ciiouus wo loach this subc sf repts tt Rome A concession has sion on Civics VV luiuiKy ject that tho pupil may learn- tho no however been granted to the So otssy of gi vornment Learn to cicta Romana degli Omnibus for tho govern themselves then they can gov building of an electric road to run ern others We also teach it that from the general post office to tho Awarded may know something of their Highest Honors Worlds Fair thoy and privileges in this groat principal railroad station in that duties city Grades of considerable size land of ours will have to bo overcome The over- ¬ Continued in Next Issue head Thomson Houston trolley sys- ¬ tem will bo adopted Scientific In a Day of Darbies American This is Iho ttie of n buok just is A Floating Theater sued from thi University Press Nash- ¬ Boston has a floating theater a ville by Miss4 Frances Florence It is well playhouse built on a flatboat that Brasher of tins city printed n pnp r binding and is for rides at anchor in Marine Baik It sale at Hopper Bros ana Elgins at is handsomely finished in white and fifty cents The authoress is quite gold profusely decorated with pot- ¬ uung and this is her first literary ted plants and ferns and the walls venture She is the polite daughter literally covered with nautical paint- ¬ of tho lal Judge J C Brasher and ings and divers touches It has a undoubtedly possesses remarkable of her age seating capacity of fourteen hun- ¬ literarv alent for one The book is a story of absorbing in dred a lare and roomy stage with MOST PERFECT MADE Fiet terest and is written in a pleasing a dozen or more appropriate set A pure Craps Cream of Tartar Powder Do tings and an artistically designed rany uwci uuuciuit style and will chosenlauguage AIUISI vom Ammonia not fail tbjfediL curtain i YEARS THE STANDARD 40 T ¬ Just to let hlra ride one rail Of the Grand Old Partys fence But here roso a slight disturbance Just outside tho fair ground gato Got own work After intermission Miss Carrie A Wood by especial request read an LOUISVILLE MARKET t ffcnV V About our line of we MM VV ZFalL wilUbo appreciated by all lovers ofgboddfosa4 OlotlxirLR feel sure Vj r to THE W f vill not miss This is an opportunity thf We fee1 confident in the assertion that not a iiouso in Kentucky can TTf lt dluTiit trre olmtv n finnrlinn nf ClntllillC IfritRnil w v MMW E9 Man Wo Feel I 1 Tflf DR that tho above A- Jfrfe tg f 4 K t CREAM to insure a visit from you COX C i POWDER R8 BO ULfV j Y ii f r O in rTit in in V in I v V I does by in I Am 1 wmmmmmmmmmmmmmnmmmmmmmmmnmmmm knocltufter side and placing Tier right lmnditfapf lier own hu- rivejthW to ray hustwnd to Ms hwyrifc In this Slib re tlifc life to lom pcatsJ a sihillar forrmilato her hus band Th6 bridal eoiipWivear an en dowment suit made iiitcj at continuQtia garment like a smdll borsntaloons Over this is a temple robe a long usually of white flowini trarment linen Symbolic figures are worlied in red over the breast uponwhich each places the right hand swearing loyalty to tlo hierarchy eternal enmity to the murderers of tho Prophet Joseph Smithl arid tho Gentile world and forfeiting their lives if they1 rdveal what there takes place Thus it may bo under ¬ stood why convicting evidence is so difficult to got The bride wears a white linen band extending from tho right shoulder to it always pive away thebrlde whloh shef band Kayijjk Slsterg 1 Old Masb Counsel lifoaiidln If i for i Infants and Children Paregoric Syrups and T of Greenville avjBMay 2Xi 1SD5 I have useel BjoyrI Germetucr for kidney troubles frouii which I iinje suffered from boyhootL It gave mo relief iu a few days arid is the ouly medicine thnt hns ever given me permanent ro lief I talce nleasure ia reebmmend- jngH to any orieBufforiuK from aay kind of kidney troiiblo I believe it can 18 lilt UBSI llXlllg lUMlr UlU tcvf Rf for dfihilitv and 1JUA WI0U1900 Now package large bottle 108 doses Ga Mrlonroe Davidson filly 7 The Main Street FTJRNITURE Dealer A Cohiplote arid Beautiful Stock on n hand fill at 1 Forsileby Ec Hardwickj LOWEST Gash Ti MOTHERS Do You Know that thing Cordial many so called most remedies for children arc composed of opium or morphine Many cattle have been poisoned in Western Kansas from eating second growth sorghum cane EvERiwnEBE We Go We find some one who has been cur Hte uwi 1Uit UmiM wtusm 7mteLrih iy Bed room Suits rJ K1 tto Von Know that ojlum and morphine are stupefying narcotld go Yon Know that in most countries druggists are not pennltteid without labeling them poisons poisons j fcv v JJiof t to seU narcotics that you should not permit any medicine to be given your child t unless you or your physician know of what It is composed Po Yon Know if i I r Po TEq Know that CwtauvegeUblijprerrVtenJhnt its Ingredients is published with every bottle v f J Po Yon Know that Castoria Is the prescription of the famous Dr Samuel Wtcher That it has been In use for nearly thirty years and that more Castoria is now sold than fall other remedies for children combined i Po Yon Know that the Patent Office Department of the United States and of other countries have issued exclusive right to Dr Pitcher and his assigns to use the word Castoria and its formula and that to imitate them Is a state prison offense ed by Hoods Sarsaparilla and pie on all hands are praising Jhis creat medicine for what it has done for them and their friends Taken in time Hoods Sarsaparilla prevents ser ipriSf illness by keeping the blood pure and all the organs in a healthy condition It is the great blood pur¬ poo- - rim OLDIBCWAWE Iff 1 up- Cigarette MORE SdLD A Solid1 Oak Suit foy BRANDS COMBINED THKUlttthi 6THER M 1 ifier feathartic with every one them 25o per bdx Hoods Pills become tho favorite THE PERSIAN HORSE who tries Pine Btorse For I Sle JJ I was because Castoria Po Yon Know that one of the h7d 35 reasons for granting this government protection 7 beeu proven to be I h po Yon Know that cents absolutely harmless average doses of Castoria are furnished for 35 orone cent a dose Do Yon Know that when possessed of this perfect preparation your children may s fce kept well and that you may have unbroken rest Weill these tlitnga are worth knowing They are facts The fac slin slgnatnre fdCttfA Is on every wrapper Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria MOEMON CONFERENCE JHold Twice a TTear in Salt Lake City Utah 1 Among tho Ignorant follower of the lolygamoua Church the Gentiles Are Hated as Much as Evcr-E- ndowraent House Scenes time he is married to all of them at once He may not bring in any more at tho next conference unless he has founcVthat some of his wives possess in the evil spirit of disobedience which case he gets permission from tho president of tho church to put her aside by the payment of a fee regulated by his ability to purchase tho in- - Special Salt Lako City Utah Letter Tho great Mormon conference meets jin semi annual session on October 0 at SaltLako City tho modern Zlon where the Millennium will begin according to tho teachings of the Latter Day Saints Formerly the conference met only an- ¬ nually on April 0 that being the anni ¬ versary of the founding of the church fry Joseph Smith the BO called prophet At each conference the faithful como 0 Zlon from tho remotest quarters of the territory on horseback by buggies wagons carts old fashioned and im- ¬ provised vehicles campingtout and do- - Moriios Marriage the left side also tho bridegroom In addition he haa a white linen cap somewhat on tho style of that worn by tho dusting girl in a lodging house Previous to the ceremonial thoro is a representation of tho scene of the fall of innocence in the garden of Paradise One of tho twelve apostles it is stated enacts tho role of Satan and takes an apple from tho tree with which ho tempts Eve or the bride as sho walks into tho garden Sho then hands the applo to Adam the bridegroom and then Satan laughs at tho fall of mankind and disappears through a side door supposedly to his dominions It is easy to understand what lasting effect this strange ceremonial has upon the untutored and superstitious mind Tho priesthood teach that as our first parents were married In this manner It Is tho only binding ceremonial that they only are empowered to perform marriages and that only those who are married iu tho faith can bo saved in tho life everlasting This is why women sink their jealousy and woman hood and become slaves in body and in mind And this sacrilegious doctrine is preached at every conference ricTURE oF J M Scanland POOR MORMON FAMILY t9 y 3k v iTw Vim dulgence There ia no limit to the number of wives a man may have He regulates that byv the uses he can put them to but in order to get a now wife the president of tho church must first have a vision commanding him to do so and these visions are regulated by the mans usefulness to the church or direct contribution just as political forms are granted When a Mormon in tho rural districts brings home a new wife he adds a room to his log house and the house five or six rooms long tells the story But that is not legal evidence and the reason that the anti polyuamy 1 aw has not and cannot suppress polygamy is that tho marriages are performed in secret and that both tho men and the women living in polygamy will swear that they are not so living They know that they are safe from pros¬ Hard to Kill The following story of a scorpion getting into a boot is told at tho ex pense of an officer who was stationed with his regiment at Allahabad Uo wasputtlng on his boots one morning and was just about to stamp tho heel down when he felt a sharp prick Several scorpions Tiad been seen about the barracks Ifor the past few weeks bo that he naturally concluded that it was j MORMONS ON THE WAT TO ZION ling their cooking by the wayside About u week before tho conference meets the jroads are crowded with wagons loaded with women and children and camp ing equipage with long lines 01 men nnd boys following iu tho rear like pioneers emigrating from civilization Into the wilderness These lines are picturesque in their primitiveness not so much now as in the early days before tho transcontinental road let civilization In but they present a remarkable picture of the early Mormon fJy Mi if ilization Railroads extend through some portions of Utah but there are some portions where civilization has not pene trated tho backwoods districts as in Bomo of the states and where igno- ¬ rance and superstition are as rank and hatred to tho Gentile world is as bitter as when they were driven rom Nauvoo 111 more than a half century --ago This type of Mormons and their descendants prefer the primitive stylo of life and visit tho cou terences in tho primitive manner while others on railroad lines will not go by rail because they are Gentile institutions On arriving they camp in tho su burbs until the conference ii ov confore iC3 M10 usually a wck At jjcii hatching for marriages that hn the past six lonths nre celebrated in the temple There are as many mar riages now as before the anti polygamy law was passed in fact more because their numbers are increasing mainly from convert from the most benighted districts of Europe Thes people over remain aliens few of them learning our language They regard tho Mormon hierarchy as tho only government they owe allcgianco to Marriages to be binding in tho next v world as well as in this must be cele- ibrated in the temple Hence tho rush A jto the semi annual conferences Jjsealous Mormon usually brings in three r four brides and in order to save tivhose ignorance and fanaticism have not been removed by surrounding civ- i j y ecution because no record of tho mar riage exists ana tlicy easo tlieir consciences with tho belief that a Gentile court has no authority to administer an oath to a Latter Lay Saint on tho samo principlo that a Chinese does not consider an oath as binding unless accompanied by the ceremonial of cut¬ ting oft a roosters head and then dipping his hands in tho blood When prosecutions first began under the anti polygamy law of 1882 the officers searched in vain for the records of the marriages of those known tp bo liv ing in poljgamy I am told by apostate Mormons that the reason was that in marrying each person was given a Biblical name such as Jonah and Rebecca for instance and that these only were written in the church book So if the book were produced in court it would not prove that John Smith was Jonah or that Sally Jones was Rebecca or that she was the seventh wife of Jonah which she in reality was John Smith m t be living in a seven compartment house but it is difficult almost impossible to get evidence that he is living in a polygamous state yet it is known to be the case as well as common re- ¬ port and circumstantial evidence can prove anything Put these women on the witness stand and each of them will swear with her hand upon the Bible that she is not married to the accused John Smith I have heard such testimony in court and in one instance when a polygamous wife was asked who was the father of tho baby she then held in I her lap she unblushiugly replied dont know There have beon very few convictions for polygamy under tho Ed munds act of 1882 and comparatively few have been disfranchised They dtjll hold the balance of political power Mormon apostates are authority for the statement tl at marriages aro cele brated iu a room in tho temple darkened and made toappear as tho garden of Eden is represented Tho elders scribes and apostles are seated around tho altar at which tho irroom and bride onopf these pests that had stung him Well the harms done now he muttered with a mental benediction upon tho head of his servant for being so but anyhow I may as well careless kill the brute Itll get away If I take Accordingly ho began tho boot off stamping violently on tho floor with a view to crushing tho life out of the scorpion Every time ho stamped it gave him the greatest agony but ho stuck bravely to it until at last ho thought that the objectionable tenant must be dead When ho took off his boot however ho felt both relieved and vexed but was glad that ho had not summoned assistance It was years before he could tell the real story of his scorpion for during half an hour he had been stamping upon and trying to kill a blacking brush which his serv ant had accidentally left in tho bottom of hL Pearson Weekly ¬ ¬ retted Persian horses are to be admired and liked Their beauty is a source of con- ¬ stant enjoyment and they are almost invariably gentle and docile It is in vain to form any resolution against making a pet of any one of them writes Mrs Bishop in Journeys in Persia My new acquisition Boy insists on be ¬ ing petted and his enticing ways are irresistible He is always tethered in front of my tent with a rope long enough to givo him considerable liberty and ho took advantage of it tho very first day to come Into the tent nnd make it apparent that ho wanted mo to divide a lemon with him Grapes were his preference then came cucumbers bread and biscuits Finally ho drank milk out of a soup plate lie comes up to me and puts down his head to have his cars rubbed and if I do not attend to him at once or if I cease attending to him he gives mo a gentle but admoni- ¬ tory thump I dine outside the tent and ho is tied to jny chair and wait with wonderful patience for tho odds and ends only occasionally rubbing his nose against my face to remind he is there A friendly snuffle Is the only Ho docs not know sound ho makes how to fight or that teeth and heejs aro for any other uses than eating andi and walking Ho Is really tho gentlest qnd most docile of his race Tho point at which ho draws tho lino is being led 350 Then ho draws back and a mulish look comes into his sweet eyes Bjut he follows like a dog and when I walk ho Is always with me Ho comfes when 1 call him stops when I do accom- - PROFESSIONAL CARDS panics me when I leave the road In search of flowers and usually puhlsj IIAKBERY A BELL head oh my shoulder or under my arm To him I am ail embodiment of melons Lawyers cucumbers grapes peaches blsSults Practice In the Courts of Christian and ad ana sugar witn a gooq aoai 01 petting olnlng counties and ear rubbing thrown In Hopkinsville Ky doer Is pretty well bred aint Offlce Olty Hall building Court Square That he asked the man leaning over tho An Animal Thnt li Very Fond of Being have decided td dfter my young horso willia ior sai- - tour years oiu bccqiiq lasi Van Junols black with vrhltefeet Mr Clcve had him in training sir weeks recently following letter and writes iu the AuRUBtSthfl8S5 1 nftBHWer to vourlnaulrv with reference to Mote ny this T have not had a your horso will on my track tht9 year that showdd more horse i speed than ho did from the very start and In- ¬ deed holmproved right along- until my driver Entirely now and drat olass in all I have held the watch on him and seen quit Excellent Sample Booms him trot niilpsjn 248 and quartersat a much oospects faster gait Have seen him trot one flghthvln tnd erviceuncqualod in tho city 20 seconds time aftoi time yfith apparent ease On Double Car Line and perfectly within himself loo not know of a j oung horse anywhere that shows as 0 F L P Klkidekkk Proprietors mubh promise for a fast trotter as your horse - Ify Ttfnnderson HIS disposition Is perfect any lady or child Not can handle him with perfect safety afraid of anything He wlilbefast as any and game to the cord In good hands Is capable Of WHEN YOU taking a very low mar JohKJVakClkv The following letter froiv the trainer AugU8t0tlilfcl5 Your horse Is 194 bands high and will weigh lOSOpounils tialnlng condition but In road hor6erdr 1100 pounds Is a well por portioned horso and safe for any ono to drive in unusually clever for ay ounghorse I took the Have your Photograph made at horse perfectlr green and with six weeks handling drove him one elphth of a mile at a 210 gait and could have driven him faster had the track been good Yourhorso with any kind of chance will develop ill to a horso that will bent with all case a 220 gait There Is NEW STUDIO uoniethlng rcmnrkablo about your horse every time I work him he shows an increusoin No 580 Fourth Avenup Elijah Bills Trainer speed I do not ask an cxhorbitant price for my colt and to any person wishing to purchase ¬ undeveloped speed and remnrkably flue- dispo sition with good habits I will Sgladly furnish N Vail pedigree and price Cor Seventh and Liberty Sts HopkfnsViile Ky Tho Ohina Decorator An Illustrated monthly journal the only publication In the world devoted exclusively to Information and Instruction on all matters connected with Ohina and Glaas Fainting and Decorating HOPKINSVILLE KY Acknowledged by Amateur Professionals Is the finest Hotel in the South All mod and Teachers as indispensable and the recog ern improvements 8team Heat and Elecv nizednuthprlty on allisubjects connected wita these arts Each number contains a beautiful Lights throughout colored study six or more pages per any Fgf Rates 2 to with full directions for reprodubttjK ind Hodges Co Managers juery cplumn9pen to subscribers oniSr Every Lady Bnond See It Send jc ln Clamps lor sample copy Mention this paper Prfoe yearly 30 mailed per copT SOo Orders and subscriptions received at this W N DUCKERj FUHERALbiREGTOR Henderson GoTo LOUISVILLE WIBRANTS Louisville Ky HE Latham Qpgns office I The CHIKADBC01tATOBPnbUshlng Co S3 University Ilce New ork City 111111 Him ja division fence- R IVES Well bred echoed tho dogs owner I shpuld say he is well bred Why that do wont eat his meals at all un Detroit Practice less ho has his collar on HALE Attorneys at Law i n theCouitsof Christian and ad- Tribune Tominle your spelling report is very bad said Mr Jlicks to his boy Thats all right papa said Toin mle When I grow up Im going to dictate all my letters like you do Its Table Bimlcy should marry such a tall girl as Miss Tupper Probably the same reason that in- duccd Miss Tupper to mary a little iMe Rockla- fellow like Bimley 1- An Excuse joining counties HopVinavllle Ky Office Court St near Weber tJ SWITHERS Attorney and Counsellor at Law Practices in the Courts of Christian and over Planters fiauk ad- - REDALE HERD of llerkshire hogs and Southdown sheep Nice lot of year old Bucks and pigs of both sexes now ready for delivery MB King Newstead Ky the typewriter thatll have to know Joining counties Ilarpers Round Hopklnsvllle Ky spelling not me OIHce Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon in V S Navy af ¬ terwards Post Surgeon U s Army and latet burgeon British Marine Service tolth tw years experience as Physician at Hot Springs Ark will welcome the sick and af- ¬ flicted at His Office where consultation with one of the lost Successful Doctors of the presant age Is cordially invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed in every case undertaken I wonder why so short a man as Cupids Triumph a U3TIN LrEAY Attorney at Law Office Weber rear of Court itouse joi lections a Specialty tvr t Knowledge of Hen He dropped me for a girl with more money Yes but thats no sign he doesnt love you Life A AN AFTEUTntSlJUUT Tribune IIopkjnsvlileKy cyiiu LADY RV rw - nn MS rOISE WHO SUFFERED DEATH ALMOST Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats SucceBoailly All Cbronio and Long Dentist Standing Diseases 1 Ofllco in Summers Building over Bassett Ast5matreated brutes8 Cos v MERRIWETHEU Late of Louisville f i I WITH SICK HEADACHE IIoplcInsvilleKy D hospital mothods BNDREW SEARGENTM Oatarrn Blood and Fkin ease Dis- ¬ It RelleVes Neuralgia Pains EveryTIme and Is a Certain CurcfortheExaBperatlngGrip i Physicfan and Surgeon Office Fifth and Main Streets Court Room lie I never saw anything like this tide Here Ive been pulling steadily for ten minutes and we dont seem to have moved a footl She after a pause Oh Mr Stroker Ive just thought of something the anchor fell overboard awhile ago and I forgot to tell you Do you suppose it could have caught on something Truth Take the Kent Now said tho physician noted for his heavy charges who is 1 must I will Bay that my wife suffered death with sick headache for years and the Electropoise has almost cur- ed her It relieves neuralgic pains every time and I do not doubt but that persistent use will entirely cure1 that trouble I have used it for or dinary fevers on our children of 3 to G years of age with most mnrktd suc- ¬ cess Thirty six hours usually re- ¬ sulting in a decided cure As for myself I havo had occasion to treat for a violent attack of la grippe broke it up completely jn forty oight hours an hours trait ment locally between the eyes and nil night treatment at high power on the ankle nnd continued through the next dny did the work Tho Eler trbpoiso is the sovereign remedy fi colds and nil forms of prostmtiou from overwork Yours very truly B B Sanders ndpkln8vllleKy 5 Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema V Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arlsinjstT from an Impure state of the blood promptly opposite City and completely eradicated forever from the system restoring health andpurlty Sores lJ 1 Telephone No nKHIIWALLAOE Physician and SHrgeon v OFFICE up stairs opposite Telephone office Gol corner Ninth and Main Residence corner Syphilis Gleet Strictures Varicocele Hydro- ¬ Main nnd Seventeenth cele Tenderne s Weakness of Organs Piles Hopklnsvllle Ky Fistula quickly cured without pain oa deten ¬ tion from business Weakback frequent and burning urine dis ¬ eases of tho bladder of both sexes promptly and safely cutrd wlN receive special and careful T LjcLLiltJo treatment for all their many ailments Kidney and urinary olioei Private Diseases JUNIUS C MnDAVITT Dontist Hopklnsvllle Ky Office over 11 3 T Kellys Jewelry Store nSKERRITT Painter anil Paper Hanger ALL WORK Done with Neatness and Dispatch and est Prices at Low -S- HOP-8th street next to DjR Beard office Hooklnsville Ky got abqut Rental terms JI0 cash forfourmonths with privilege to purchase by pnyingJlT 30 addition take your temperature al at tho expiration of four months All right responded the pationt in Iockct Kleotropolse book of particulars free Youve to any address a tone of utter resignation w W GRA1 Proprietor of tlons Impotenoy Melancholy Dizziness Lose of Energy and Confidence tho dreadful cffecla of Early Vice which brings Organio Weakness unfitting one for business study or enjoyment of life treated with never falling success On examination the urinary deposits a ropy sedi ment will often be found and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear or the color will bo of a thlnmilkhh hue again changing to a dark and turbid apearance There aro many men who die of this difficulty Ignorant of tho cause which Is tho second stage of Seminal Weakness The doctor win guarantee a perfect cure ln all such cases and a healthy restoration of the genltureurlnary oreans WRITE your troubles if ltvlntr away from the city You can becured at humo by corres ¬ pondence Absolute secrecy in all profes sional dealings nnd medicine sent secure lents from observation Testimonials of are never published HanJc reference Jwmy it- Qheerfx AddrWI responsibility KTervous Debility fX First National Barber Shop Shaving lcShuinpoolng 25o Hair Cutting 2c Nothing but flrst olafB work and in the latest fashion r everything else 1 own Theres no reason why you shouldnt ii v Tit Bits take that too DUBOIS 513 WEBB 1 FOURTH AV ENUE Louisville Kb STOCKY as Next doof taPlVapNatlonallBankV f HopkinsvltleKyr Kollock Dr Churdh Street 613 ft h t NaebVUle TeanJ a U i r pX rr lit 0 ii V 5 m Jt Vt ur r- ii f i UHaJlltWi-riWl- im fii iftfirSirki UUilUyiBHB jit i bYILLfi VlTl j t t- - Ih V7 JfZjty w t U Ct i weeks J Circuit Oonrt Direotwy THiae rm Flrat Xoaday in Februarr three weeks third Monday la Mayterm t wo weeVsflr Monday la 8epthr torts three 4 K Ti J7 II CL I Iff I C t Mould A SILVEE NDGKMHi TTm three woeki rat MoaaM n August term two weeks bucond Monday in November trai three weeks Monday in May term two LYONjfcrjrirst Monday n August term two weeksYi weeks fir tMonnday 1 December torm two weeks Fe urth Monday In February Chkisti em six kt first Monday la Juno tornf Monday In 8opteraTtBr four weeu cermiix we iond Monday in April term Callow a FEMALE REGULATOR Tiij i S The LargostEvor Pound In ths Wo atom Country 1 A 4 Womans Heart DISEASE THAT BAFFLES PHYSICIAN THE ONE It Was Discover i 1 IT IS ftSUFEREi T0NIG and Threonundred Feet of a IlaU- way Trcic nnd Weighs I JlIaUoTon Only Las June Within From Peach Springs comes the exerts a yfonderful influence in story of tho finding of a nugget or strengtbeniug her system by drivingrthrough the proper chan- - bowluerrather of puresilven suoh Dr Kollock In rashyle Phtsioians rHIe Popposed t6 proprief tarv inedicines St ir n Vnrvl one especially when such is the -u cnilfna n mlinf fMMm uuiu xib - trop uUuavu ui luiioi iiuui ical external application I have Qov Mornll of Kansas continues found Chamberlainr PainjfBalmthe bestremedy I have ever used for nous seriously ill ralgia of any kind I havo conscienrecommended it per A Sound Liver Makes a WelC Man tiously WirrTAM TTniJNP toT manyTnnou TV sons Are you bilious constipated or ville Wis Sold by R C Hardwick troubled with jaundice sick headache i TUgglBl Dad taste in mouth foul Dreatn coat- ¬ ed tongue dyspepsia indigestion Parts of Cass county suf- ¬ hot drvskin Tanrinrbackt and be fering froraari epidemic lllware cholof liog tween tho shoulders chills and fever era etc If you have any or tneso symptoms your liver is out of order and Ballards Snow Liniment your blood is slowly being poisoned Mrs Hamilton Cambridge Ills because your blood does not act prop erly jHerbine will euro any disorder says I had the rheumatism so bad of the liYer stomach or bowels It I could not raise my hand to my has no equal as a liver medicine head Ballards Snow Liniment has I take pleasure Price 75 cents Freo trial bottles at entirely cured me in imormiiig my neighbors and R 0 Hard wick drug store friends what it has done for me Lv Gfebrge W N Yost typewriter in- ¬ Chiis Handler clerk for Lav man Kewanee Ills advises us Snow ventor is dead Liniment cured him of rheumatism Why not try it It will surely do Found you good It cures all inflammation At CLK Wylys drug store a mar- ¬ wounds sores cuts etc velous cure for all kidney complaints Free trial bottle at R Csprains Hardwickf nervous exhaustion and female weak- drug store ness It is the Clinic Kidney Cure Three bandits held up four negroes The debt of France is estimated near Hiast St Louis 111 and shot two now at 7000000000 o tnem Regular Graduate and Registered Phyalcian Formerly Assistant Surgeon US Navyjattcr- wards rost Burgeon U S Army and later sSurgcon British Marino Service with tyro years experience as physician at Hot Springs ArK Endorsed by tho Encyclopaedia Brl- anlca Vol X page 185 the largest and t most important work in the world being in wenty flTe volumes each the sizo of a large church Bible He la nntnrl no tho discoverer of the aotlve principle of gelsemlnum aepecl rflo forjtfenralgla of the face and womb Cure waiauiiaTpMiiSfijost Manhood and uenerai Debility The Dootor has been all over the world and has made rurny cures given up by other physicians Vendomo Building Aw463- Heath and strciTQtli are Guaranteed to result Irfoiffiftsiuse My wifo was bedridden for eighteen months after using JRADPIELDS FEMALE REQIm ilATORfor two months is nottlnp well t J M JOHNSON Malvern Ark BBABFIlJtD BEGULATOB CO ATjiNTA Ga told by all DruffisU at W00 ftr bottls ItsYaldEvRkooqnized Bi lii k turers Mr W F Benjamin editor of Y says It may be a pleasure to you to know tho high esteem in which Chambe- ¬ rlains medicines are held by the peo ple of your own slate where they mustbe best known An aunt of miheiy ho resides at Dexter Iowa was about to visit me a few years since and before leaving honle wrote me asking if they were sold here 8tatingif they were not she would bring a quantity with her as she did The not like to be without them medicines referred to are Chambe- ¬ rlains Cough Remedy famous for its curessyolds and croupj Chamber lains Balm for rheumatism lame back pains id theside and chest and Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea RemedyJbr bowel com plaints These medicines have been in constant use inlowaior almost a quarter of a century The peope have learned that they are articles of great worth and merit and unequaled by any other They ore for sale here by R C Hardwick Druggist In a recent letter to the manufac- the Spectator Bushford N to ten times stronger in blood cleansing qualities than any other proprietary medicine Trial size BOo For Bale by 0 K Wyly The Best Is Cheapest Foleys Sarsaparilla is from three Mrs Nellie W Hagel was killed while doing a parachute drop at Monrovia Cal Tired women need to have their blood purified and enriched by Hoods Sarsaparilla It will- give them strength and health M the remains of Prof Louis Pasteur with state honors The French government wyillr inter Ballards IIorehound Strup We guarantee this to be the best Cough Syrup manufactured in the wnolewiae world 1 his is saying a great deal but it is true For consumption coughs colds sore throat sore chest pneumonia bronchitis asthma croup whooping cough and all diseases of tho throat and lungs wo positively guarantee Ballards Horehound Syrup to be without an equal on the whole face of the globe Iu support of this statement wq refer to every individual who has ever used it and to every druggist who has ever sold it Such ovideuco is indisputa ble Free trial bottle at R U Hard wicks drug store Four business houses were troyed by fire at Kenoma Wo des- ¬ ft K I Several years ago I was taken with a severe attack of flux I was sick in bed about ten days and could get nothing to relievo me until I used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy which retired me and has been a housohajdt remedy Tho anti Semitic victory at the with us ever since J CIarlow Decaturvillc Mo For sale by R C polls in Vienna has stirretf up tho whole Austriim empire Hardwick Druggist From all accounts Chamberlains Texad legislators are assembling in Cough Remedy is a Godsend to tho Austin for the special session afflicted There is no advertisement about this wo feel just like saying it Tiidths Tersely Told The Democrat Carrollton Ky For FoIbvs Honev and Tar is one of nlny1nw1 x1 itITninaa ncA3 ti fnu sale by R C Hardwick Druggist uawu aj wuu fcUU btaUUUlU Xilvuiuilicu Working Womens Home Association Tho grand jury at Bloomington at 2L Squth Peoria street Chicago 111 has reported that city oihcials Med Supt Drt Blinn Foleys Honey and Tar giyes the are derelict in their duty hsr Ritisf action here NOTICE C F Biokhais Ro3eland 111 I tvaot every in tue Opium and United Aly customers call for Foleys Statrs interestedman and woman In tho Whisk Honey auc iar wnen warning a goou habits to havo ouo of my bookr on these diseases Address I M Woolley Atlanta Ga cough syrup f Box 882 and one will be sent voa free Kuste Easton O JH For snlo by C K Wf ly said tho weary col- ¬ You told m lector to briug thisljlli tho flrst Ben Shurleys broomcorn barn and but- I Yes replied the editor stable were burned near Charleston meant thefirst tlrno t had any money HJgi y vAtlanta Consti says the San Francisco Examiner fas therehas been no record of ih the history of mining in the west The bowlder weighed about half oMon and its value is anywhere froni eigfaf to ten thousand dollars It Was found by William Tucker and John Doyle Both old prospectors and they have- kept tfye facts to them- ¬ selves heretofore because of the chance thattherewas morasllver wBere this Tump came from arid mey uBsireu tu uu mo oest location for themselves before letting tho rest of the world into tho secret Tht find Wfis mnrlp nn ihn 1Rti rt Junstf Tho men had henn nrnanpnfc- ing lnthe Death valley mining region and had started across the country tOthe canyon of the Colorado to get into a little pleas anter region for their summer work They were camped on the Beach emigrant road just where the cutoff comes down over tho low rollii hills to tho railroad track about four miles from Peach Springs and the nugget was lying within three hundred feet of the railroad trdck and not more than one hundred feet from tho main wagon road It projected from the hillside In plain view of the road and stood in such a position that more than one man had probably sat upon it to gaze up and down the railroad track Being exactly similar in appearanco to hundreds of other loose rocks in that region it had escaped particular notice until Mr Tucker came along and rested his hand upon It Both Doyle and Tucker ar6 old minersand Tucker especially was struck with the peculiar feel of Ho Is familiar with this bowlder the form of silver known as black found in the dolomite lime ¬ metal stone In the Mescal mine In Califor nla and almost Intuitively it struck him that here was a piece of tho same black metal He had gone to bring his horses into camp when the rock attracted his attention and trying to break off a fragment be discovered t that the rqck was solid metalr- - He tried to lift It bui could not and then ho went and brought Doyle out to help A little digging disclosed a him bowlder In tho shape of an oblong oval something like the back of a turtle about two and a half feet long of the same width pnd one foot thick The top was smooth and lustrous and the under surface was coated with scales of black metal Mr Tucker says the nugget has all the appearance of having been thrown up from a great vein and smelted by the flow of lava which abounds in that region cooling in the form in which it was found and this theory is borne out by the find of at least a dozen similar pieces though smaller in the same vicinity These pieces of pure silver weighed from five to fifty pounds each Tucker anc Doyle have located a mining claim where the bowlder was found and intend to sink a shaft and drift in search of the main vein Mr Tucker said that in 1883 a piece of smelted silver weighing four pounds was found by William Hooker two miles west of Peach Springs but attracted no attention being that it had been stolen from a Mexican smelter and subsequently lost by the thief ¬ ¬ i ¬ n Tim Story of Wonmu who Suffered Cor Nine Years Hotv M10 iva Cured h From the Newark A J Eiening Xtws Valvular disease of tho heart hai alwayi been considered Incurable The following interview therefore will interest the medi cal profession since it desoribes the successful use of a new treatment for this disease The patient is Mrs Geo Archer of Clifton and this publication by tht Keus is tho first mention made of the case by any newspaper All physicians consulted pronounced the patient suffering with val ¬ vular disease of tho heart and treated her without the slightest relief Mrs Archer I couidi not walk across the floor said neither could I pup stairs without stopping to let the pain In my chest and left arm cease I felt an awful constriction about bit arm and chest as though I were tied with ropes Then there was a terrible noise af my right ear like the labored breathing I havo often turned o soma great animal expecting to see some creature at my side Last July continued Mrs Archer I wai at Springfield Mass visiting and my mother snowed me an account in tho Springfield Examiner telling of the won derfur cures effected by the use of Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People Jfy mother urged me to try the pills and e November 25th last I bought a box and began taking them and I have taken Hem ever since except for a short in terval The first box did not seem tn beuefit me but I persevered encouraged by the requests of my relatives After be ¬ ginning on the second box to my wonder the noise at my right ear ceased entirely I kept jight on and tho djttresjf thaU netd to feel in my chet and arm gradually disap peared The blnod has returned to my face lijis and cars which were entirely devoid of color and I feel well and strongagain ijly son too hod boon troubled With induced hinio try the Pink ills with great benclit feel that every ¬ body ought to know of my wonderful euro and I bles God that I have found some thing that has given me this great relief Dr Williams Pink Pills are now given to the public as an unfailing blood builder and nerve restorer curing all forms of weakness arising from a watery condition of the blood or shattered nerve two fruitful causes of most every ill Hint flesh is heir to Thee pills are also a specific for the troubles peculiar to females ucli as suppressions all forms r weakness chronic constipation bearing uown pains etc and in the esse of men will give speedy relief and effect a permanent euro in all cases arising from mental worry overwork or excesses of whatever nature The pills are sold by all dealers or will be sent post paid 011 receipt of price 60 cents a box or 6 boxes for 250 they are never sold in bulk or by the 100 by addressing Dr Williams Medicine Com pany Schenectady N Y m JL TK7 OTTiVlTVT l This famous health and pleasuVe resort tho oldest in Western Kentucky is situated on uio u y ltailrpaUj li miles from inuceton ana m miles iron Hopkinsvilld and is open the year round SIX TRAINS DAILY TUE HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS ARE UNSiJABASSED fI VJ j Jltb OC r Cf r Vv in Man- - aers Ny Sulphur arid Chalybeate Water Abundance Temperature of Sulphur Water 56 degrees flawing from a rMn and neve bold failing spring AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN SIRING BAND ON HAND Rates reasonable and made knowp on application Address Managers For Descridtive Pamphlet and full particulars -r y j TOM P MAJOR i f 0 7W GrT3rTXT t 5c iv Summer season now open JAS ttHEADLEY Jb LatootGlyeiM neadleyiO r 1 CO Late of Clarksvllle Tenn Te BACCOWAREHOTOE 1 MA J0R V PROPRIETORS 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Mamie aged eleven Only ono of those French novels You should pot read them It is not proper for you to read such boolcs But I am not reading it for my own good 1 ara just looking through it to see if it ia a proper book to havo lying around where mamma might pick it up and read it Texus Siftlngs Two rolnts of View Mrs Hardhead glancing over young man who applies for a situation has tho stamp on crooked and its upside down Doesnt that in ¬ dicate he is lazy careless and perhaps ARLINGTON HOTEL reasononbll rates CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN STBEET I BAR BARBER SHOP j KY HOT AND COLD BATHS ty fjLjlILL v s g3 SAMXJEIi JlGBGSOlf L Clarksvllle DF Tenn MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER cranky Mr Hardhead an old business man No my dear it indicates that ho is a hustler who wastes no time on trifles N Y Weekly Nolle Pros When they took him to tho Justlco Ho was vory very drunl But they told him ho was free To continuo on his spree When ho s Id his wires mamma Had arrived Jnd brought her trunk N Y World TTATTATff 1 MAPBTTT -SCOTCH SWEDE mVr nmnnr anil rue most tiesiniuia jiiAnLJiiiiN 11 n a i 11 a MONUMENTS TABLETS STATUARY A 11 x 1 -- j I 1 After 10 years experience we feel confident that all work entrusted to us will be executed in an artistic and skillful manner rotoM NAfc two iyiT3 or vinw i r iir i ONLY THE BEST MATERIALISED j B5P Mr F M Whitlow is our solicitor PBaiilHHESmGKZrffi53I2B MMtMUmmmKamtMammtrammmxMmrvmammmimvwmmammmmfm r yfar- iiij sw a awnsmk viii t rfi J ffrC Ktr arniiiftrtic aKssa tssra twnri bj o aHKa Livery Feed And Sale Sal JSasSss 4 W toM Wr H Stable COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS Ib unequalled for Eczemaj Tetter Salt Ulieum Scald Head Sore Nipples Chapped HandSj JUelnng Hlea Burns Frost Bites CliromcSoro E 43 and Granulated 15y Lids For sale by druggists at 25 cents ycr box OhamborlaiaC Eyo and Skin Ointment w HORSE OWNERS For putting a horse in j lino healthy condition try Dr Cadvs Condition rowders They tone ojawn aid digestion cure rehevo constipation correct loss of apw iniere and destroy Avorms giving kidney vo ati old or over worked horse 25 ne For sale by druggists ccmo per pa UnRe TO ij I1 Great Falls Mont suffered a vere loss from fire on SeptI 27 se- - KENTUCKY HOPE INS VILLF Francos Centenarians Oy GoodElgs with or without drivers furnished day or night Special ratea to Comaser cUlmon Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES France reports two hundred and Miss Bluestocking Books aro my thirteen centenarians all except TWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER CNE MANAGEMENT They are children sixty six being women -smr HERN B0WLIH6 GREEN Children aro my Mrs generally ahead In the tables of books Ilomelove Blaetter Pliegende t a faot sometimes ex ¬ longevity s plained by the superior tranquillity Not In Ills Calcnlntlon I You aro not IN 1070 ESTABLISHED Park Commissioner of their lives but this does not hold making that new bicycle path wide BOWLING GREEK BUSINESS COLLEGE good In the casl of tho women of SOUTHERN NORMAL 5CH00L Her detonating and ex enough France Scientific and Classic English Teachers ThepreatBtnP5sT nIngScycololtheSotli Surveyor Pshaw Its wide enough Boolc Keeplnc Short hand Telegraphy Type Courses Music Art and Elocution provided ploding quality Is at least equal to for ton bicycle ride abreast Writing and Penmanship Pupils can enter at or Low rates o board and tuitiun Send lot to catalogue or catalogue that of the men If not- - the Reman Park Commissioner Its wide enough any time SendCourse doilrod Addrsu OHEBB7 BB03 Propra Bowling aroon5y ¬ aMentlon caqdlo and tho Han Chow fire- for th v v wide But it isnt cracker Her superior average of enough for tho bloomers N Y World duratlo vm havo to oe cthi r t An Interrupted messing vJroaUv Worst I NEA1 One of them in the accoutued for Thackeray tells of an Irishwoman dtbrfialc in tho There wo Garonno lived one hundred begging of him who when sho saw him Haute or leu Every oiie knows we are aitlot playlaoL uiguu f loj and fifty years subsisting during put his hand in his pocket cried out u ww nMit i What fabrics and the most fashionable tailors in her final half century mainly on May itho blessing of God follow you Chicago Record Eggs when he the city We guarantee fits and absolute- ¬ goats milk Her diet may havo had all tho days of your life but Jealousy do with her long survival only pulled out his snuffbox she imme ly dont want our customers to pay for any What an immense quantity of stuff as much to And never overtake diately added Scrivener writcsl lies one of tho most as her inherited or acquired placidi- you Our clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory ty Since the days of old Parr there productive writers of the age Puck Is no other authentic instance of such Reproductive you mean stock fall winter woolens is now complete embracing Improvident longevity giving France the lead in How long havo you been a Pullman all the latest designs in Londonspecials and Foreign DESTIN QUALITV this particular as well as iu the porter MOST IN QUANTITY said the kindly gentleman importations exclusive with us No one else can unusual number within her boun- ¬ Two yeah sah And still working daries who have reached and comshow them Yaas indeed passed the century N Y Tribune Jl rr HOW TO DRESS Old Rope Dear me How improvident you Oakland Times must have been A OUR TRIMMINGS When Baby was sick wo gart her Castoria Vhen sho was a Child sho cried for Castork JVhen sho became Miss she clung to Castoria When sho had Children she gaTe them Castoria I r k Wire ropes are not a modern in- ¬ A bronze wire rope one vention half inch inyJlameter and from tweu FOR 20 YEARS ft ty to thirty feet lonhas recently Matt Inri nil WORM KnlTIOdlOS been found in tho ruins of Pompeii EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED estimated that tho rope is att nitiraaiSTS 13 It is nineteen hundred yearsold at least f WHITES WI VERM FUGi BICBABIMM HKMCIS iititv CO 8T LOUIS Hardware rtallclous Drokcr Jlalw Smithson strikes mo as being a sort of religious broker but Im blamed if I can tell whether hes a bull or a bear Fllkins Why not Jinks Because hoa long on coun- ¬ tenance and short von works Harlem Life 3 are always the very best We invite you to call and see for yourself and get prices N TOBINOO FASHIONABLE TAILORS 108 MAIN STREET r v i V c vr ir- q t n 8 MiMfei HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKIAN mmmmm ii i - HPEip-TEEBR- e If J 4 Are Rushing Things t Everybody who Has to do with this stores doings is working with a will With the start of another sea ¬ sons selling the same wide awako storekeeping line Kina you iikoi again tauea us to the hea of the procession You See The 2XHTW STYLES fashions are here for your approval An hour spent among these beautiful stuffs will help you to plan that beautiful new dress Wont you come while the bloom is on these fabric beauties Bailey EpptSfH d Mi uuuwm piTe a muarcel concert at tfae Tabernacle last sight Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over C Bank Hopkinsville Ky Tho Social of the Baptist Church Will meet with Mrs S G Buckner this afternoon at 4 oclock jM For RentA very desirable dwell ¬ ing on South Virginia street 8 rooms largo shady yard W W Ware Born to the wife of E W Brack- rogge a fino girl Wednesday afternoon Tho celebrated Diamond coal for salo by H M Dalton cor ISth and RRsts Phone 112 octl 8t The cadets of South Kentucky College have donned their handsome new gray uniforms Dr A P Campbell has resumed his practice and also has secured the right to extract teeth by the painless Co process Office over Bassett Fannie Rogers will still re ¬ Miss main in charge of the millinery de- ¬ partment at Richards Cos and is assisted by Mrs Ben Rawlins This branch of their business will be more than ever a leading feature this sea- ¬ son Men and women desiring pleasant aying employment can get it by ad ressing G D Free Clarksville MM 1 m IKE it V 2 si Jr yhV MP f Mi n i 1 n 1 rr r t t tn i We neeatwice tne room we nave uur nouse as only Halt asiarge as we neeq V iMWAv TQ day we sold our Furniture Department to Bailey Waller and fK Having over will use the space for our other departments 2o departments were compelled to have room to en large them Now receiving T i oe N0TICE 3e C3 retxxrn G rttwnnen js l slbtw3 mt m -tf j CI 1 n S NEW GOODS EVERY BAY j Vf J v and will show the largest stock in this part of Kentucky tf 5 c ftt 1mm CO RACKETHOPKINSVILLE KY Jerpmjali H Kugler Mgr FINE hoUMfr THE Tfinn PKKSONA1 GOSSIP The latest in fabrics and The And New Coats Capes 4 Are Here 1 Bassett DEATHS co i Tav EY- - Mr Wm Tavey father of Mrs T S McCall died Monday at his home m WoodstocK Uanada Dr and Mrs McCall left at once for Canada to attend the funeral COLORED H 1 Boy Rob Roy aged 61 years died of grip in the city Tuesday Perkins A child of Jim PerkinB died in the city Tuesday of fever MoNaby Minerva McNary died Tuesday of consumption at her home near Church Bill aged about 60 years Bowling Green Chautauqua will be held on the beautiful fair grounds in that city commencing Sunday Oct 13th with the grandest literary programme ever given in Southern KenJ he managers have spent tucky thousands of dollars to make this the grandest event that has ever occurred in the city and largo numbers of our citizens are arranging to be present The programme opens with that well known and eloquent evangelist and orator Sara W Small who will preach or lecture every day during the entire session i The first annual session of the 18 Mr SWTaliaferro is in Owens boro on business Mrs A W Steele has returned from a visit to St Louis Miss Kato Vauerbn has roturnud from a visit to Louisville Mesfira Ed and M S Thompson of Cadiz were in the city yesterday Col R A Burnett and wife spent Tuesday in the city Mr T L Edelen a Frankfort at ¬ torney is in the city on professional business Bev A G Eraser of Bowling Green was in the city yesterday en route to Lafayette to visit relatives Ttobt McDaniel has gone to Nash ¬ tour ville to enter the medical institute of After 16 years of uninterrupted that city success the Hopkinsville Building R H Perry has returned to Nash Loan Association still offers a safe ville to complete his course at the and profitable investment as well as Vanderbilt Dental College an easy mode of acquiring homes Shares will be on sale Oct 1st at of- ¬ 11 Mr Jno T Edmunds is extremely with typhoid fever at his home on fice of the treasurer Tnos W Long South Main street Five gaugers and eight Mrs Josh Boyd of are all who wore as Neb has returned home Elm Creek after a six signed places in the October revenue weeks visit to her father Mr E U assignment The storekeepers were Sivley near the city not re assigned In the list of tho 13 shifted around there are found no Mrs 0 K Waller of Austin Texj Christian county men and Mrs M E Bacon of Garretts burg are The books for subscription to Leavell the guests of Mrs Cortez Hopkinsville Building stock in the Loan Association will be open at the Hon Jas A McKenzie United office of the First National bank Oct States Minister to Peru who is at 1 A limited number of shares will home on leave of absence was in the be sold city yesterday for the first time Bince Tnos W Long his return from South America J D Russell He rIreas Jfrest has cut off his flowing beard and now The government is industriously wears a moustache and imperial He working up evidence in the Bannock is looking the picture of health and expresses himself as well pleased Indian outrage cases He will with his position at Lima Call return to his station immediately afFound Bunch of two keys here ter the election tmsem wmm w n w The sale of lots in the Hopper property in the southern suburbs LOCALS was a success Tuesday Twenty two lots were sold to W T Tandy J E AfcPherson Geo C Long W J We Are Withers F W Dabney L L Buckner D R Perry J M Breathitt and SHESMMi ADVERTISING H W Breathitt tho sales aggregating 2904 The old reliable Furniture dealers and Go to the undertakers Up stairs in Henry block City Coal Company for coal Hopkinsville Ky L Blakemore Our friends complain of our doggerel rs Mr LemCato living on the Bro naiigh farm near Edwards Mill is the king sweet potato raiser of the Ho season so far as heard from brought into the city one of tho Red Naucomond variety that weighed five pounds and a number of others that tipped the scales at from four to four and a half pounds Fine woolens for suitings at Fow rights the tailor Cleaning and re pairing a specialty J3ridge street fri tf i Clarksville has been playing raiser able ball of late says tne Times In the Knoxville series they failed to get a game out of the three played Their crack a jacks it seems have not distinguished themselves to any great degree while on their southern - Fi FOR UtQI Look at all tho furniture stores in Hopkinsville 1 hen 1 Our call at MEADORS iMmiiwM Furniture Palace See tho beautiful THOMPSON MI S AND WINTER opfpcill Commence On I I f J will offer for salo at public auction at the court house in Clarksville Teun on SATURDAY OCT OCTOBEE7 LASTING ONE WEEK Handsome Stylish and Chio are our Fall Patterns Hats and Bonnets Miss Julia Tenable is now with T J Sarzedas where sho will be glad to welcome her many friends All are invited to call and examine our stock and be sure of a hearty 12 FARM stock of new goods and buy what you want -- THE BBYGE Than you have ever bought it before We bought our goods to Montgomery sell and weare going to sell them county Tenn two or two and one If you will only give us a chance half miles south of Oak Grove on tho we will give ypu real bargains welcome Clarksvilo and Hopkinsville Turn- Very Respectfully pike This farm contains STEWART 3 of Cheaper In District No 549 ACRES and will be sold in three or four tracts and then aB a whole Plat of the above may be seen at my office TERMS-One-ThirdC- ash bal ¬ ance in one and two years Thompson Meador T J SRZDS W HOTEL N L CARNEY Admb Bkyoe Stewart deod W HaTper Sour Mash whiskey is we think and if you try it you will agree with us the finest flavored whiskey made in Kentucky It is not sold until fully matured and until the fusil oil has been eliminated find a drop of fusil oil in a barrel of it when we put it on Jthe market It is especially commended for medical purposes on account of its purity while as a beverage wo unhes- ¬ itatingly assert that it is superior to the finest French Cognac SOLD BY The I Guns mnjuijition uijtiijg Outfits and Supplies at GUS YOUNGS Virginia Sireetopp Uotel Latham Hopkinsville Ky GRAVES CBUDY I m JEWELERS MAIN STREET K n 1 1 -- and SPLCIAL W R Long Hopkinsville Ky Elastic Oottage Paints Sold by R C Hardwick are tho WA PPool A H Goodwin Repairing IS OTJLX 14 I m durable and brilliant on tho market Warranted to not scale Vane Calvert Paint Co mot POOL 4 GOODWIN Gtjs H Mooue la WUJMW3Cl MmS03m pvtv ESfOTOEDGE lumi others and enjoy life more vitl xwnditure by mo e promptlv Auupting the worlds bet products t the needs of physical being will attest taci vaiua to health of the puro liquid Uuativo principles embraced in tin rymedy Syrup of Figs - excellence is duo to its presenting a tuo form most acceptable and nlei ant to tite the lerrcsiiirig and trut IvnPcSal projwrties of a perfect lax effectually cleansing the system i Clling coldheadaches and fevcrr ormanentiy curing consdpatioji ir piven Katifir tion t nillions i vith thi- approval of the medico -on LeaiUfe it acts on the Kii hvrar ani I3cv is vriihout wwl tim iml i is Iorfectly free frui 4 t- Brings comfort and improvement ni lends to personal enjoyment wlie rightly used The many who live bet W miM fffr mf M J I 1 c rjn 4 f I and Hired b lh rt QOc 1ottlc h nlKoniiuFhr Synr wnW fiKinf uj pnuteu un cyi i 1 F ii tt ah ly all drug butjt is mm a wl k jwirur viH Uju r jHnH ii mmftfX yo vill Olwred Christian Circuit Court s I have a fine jack six years old M frnFnonv AdmV SltQpO On real Wanted to borrow four young mules and two mares Notice vs estate in tho county lnqure at this which I will sell at a bargain or ex- ¬ M GiJEQOBY hre etc office change for butcher stock All persons having claims against W C Cook Tho Christian county fair will be- tho estate of Mouruo Gregory de Hopkinsville Ky gin on Thursday Oct 17 and con- ceased are required to file them be tinue three davs The fair will un fore me properly proved dv tno 10m W W West The Coming ITuir doubtedly be the most successful one of October 1895 opeciai uommiBBiontr held for years lhe county iairs The Fifth Annual meeting of the everywhere are being well patronized Christian County Fair will bo held this year and as ours comes lato in Oct 17 IS and 19 and preparations the season after tho crops are all have been made for a much better fair housed there should be a big attend ance Tne programs are quue inter- than usual Tho fine crops the increased interest and the extra efforts estincrand each days exercises will made to improve the various departbe filled with attractive features ments wil all help to insure a suc For SALE phaeton and pony cessful meeting Many special prem AT Apply at this office iums him 1 oiu rea by the mor mo line exhibits uro chantH ami During the great meeting at the t romised Tabernacle commencing next Sunparticulars and cata PALACE lo gue writo f Jno B Galbreath Sec- day morning your guests cannot retary reasonably expect more than ono good square meal a day For lunch Tn oErN Beaut eon you should supply thorn with Saratoga chips boneless herring i ri rd and sunshine Thrives on sweet pickle boiled ham a choico lot with phn nrcise in tho open I will have on display over of fresh cakes imported sardines air nor irm glows witn neaitn ann deviled ham sliced dried beef and re If her favbloouivlth its beauty ception flake crackers from Wallis One Hundred Pattern her systfMTi ivH he cleansing action grocery edy sho uses tho of a htXtiv Hats and Bonnets gontlf and o ant liquid laxative Sam Joner will lecturu at Bowling Gieen next Suuday and bo hero by all the latest styles for fall and wiu- - Syrup of Hgs Wednesday without fail His asis Rov T W Sulf of Bqwling Green lauts will begin tho tabernacle meet ter These- goods will bo sold at J RevPjiillipH Rev J H Ben- ¬ ing Sunday less than their value vr John P Garnett Mr J F nett Tandy cotlago on Cordial invitations extended to all Garnr tt and Mr SG Buckner mom- Foil RuNx-r-thberrf tho lxcutivo Board of Bethel tho comer of Clay and 16th Newly Mas Ada Latne AsBocatmn held a meeting m this papered aud hi thorough painted anu i r Corner 9th and Main city yesterday nere repair luniuro come Baptist The Sunbeams of Church led by Mrs Buckner will hold ajpic nic in the vacant lot next to tho Baptist Church this evening There will be a from 5 to 9 oclock substantial luncheon served Admis Let every one sion 15c and 10c And i av It Is getting stale They want us to let up on Grover Andflnd a new dog tnle The only way they can stop us Or getBomtt verses new is to keep us selling Furniture And give ut more to do PYLE Keep the be3t and freshest sfoek of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be St Louis Mo d in the city Mib F M Girnnd iliw d a share 42P Country Produce handled HOUSEKEEPERS je in dress making oi your r lp03iio Thociiix Ilutei Do 7011 want the best spoons a nd forks In the guaranteed Terms Satis ion market The Sterling ciiver Inlaid Ex Main street venFouablo 9th street above depot amine this cut I Specialty RFVSHAW tf Hookinsviile ttiock for oaie Kv This Cu A U A Jas I Belote Plain TXtriTVTt and Ornamental Bro Plasterer KY he n call and see thopenulnoat tho Old RellaA oie jewpjry noun oiuu jveiiy uinernoiaoiov brands kept In stock J HOPKINSVILIE Formerly with Forbes Mrs J Ra Dabney Mrs Dabney will reopen Fall pin Will make estimates on all kinds of plastering and cement work All work guaranteed and prices reasonable Repair work a specialty and wiHreceive prompt attention Address Lock Box 420 her studio shortly China Class Tuesday and Thursday Oil Class Wednesday and Rrldayeach week Hours f torn 0 to 12 am Terms 5 per term of six weeks and China ordered at reasonable Material price and China Fired Mf -STUDIO at KesldencePouth MaldtJtt STOVES The best stonk of Stoves apd IUnoesln the city THE THE ORIENTAL ATLANTA BLACK K TINWARE dirt Everything In tho Tlnwxro line cheap as OCTOBER 8 9 Ga ROOFING Props Call on us for Rooflnn and Guttering PORTER A New Room Hotel Elegantly Furnished andThoroughlyEquip PUMPS Best pumps In the market Force pumpe bucket pumps all kinds of pump ped in Every Appointment PeachtrtwPryorand Houston Unsurpassed location at the lntorcotlon of strcetH Klectrlo crs passing every minute over Ienohtreo and other routes for Exposition Grounds and all parts of thcYsUy Onf block from Grand Opera IIouso conven ¬ of amnsement ient to all pther place OQlcQand Union banks Depot principal Htores Post fcnrelrvlll bo conducted on European The plan tho Ofo cnlslno and service being strict ly In every particular KATES l per day and ip4 i i REPARWORK Special attention to repairing Virginia St Hopkinsville Ky Opposite Hotel Latham o i GEO 1 Take Vitalia Livor Pills n V v W c tOUN c o K Je AGENT mjoMiam uiijju lIL SSMlSSS t CWw iiiaiiiir5T SP fiUi

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