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Digital page images are linked to the text file. w J j ii JM HOPKINSYILLK KY CREAM OF NEWS IF IT IS TUiESUAY OCTOBER 8 189eO MSTCX 71 SAM THE COMING FAIR PK00EEDINGS OF THE CHRISTIAN COUNTY TEACH- ¬ ERS INSTITUTE HASNTCOMXET ift Shooting on the First Day by Tiro Splendd NEwANDTftUE THIS COLUMN t Inn Clnb Kevg Stewart and CalpepperSflegln iHAS IT Sam Jones One of the attractive features of the comingcfair will bo a very interesting Third VliJt llnrn Burned Dnrelnrles at Trenton and Gnthrle New Coat Mine Thirteen More IndletmenU Speaktngr s Teiterday A Robber and Rapist Tabernacle njeetinf at tho The Mcenfl Tabeniaci K3- Jfel f c i J vJ V2 X5 SOi Si I 9- xo0 JvO 0 v 1 0 colored woman named Bell Buckner was fcn the promises wlien the robbery occurred and says she recognized Sam Diamond coh alias Sam Brockman as ho came out of the house and charges him with the The Buckner woman also crime clajms that Diamond attempted to assault her but Bhe managed to escape find her cries for help caused i MATRIMONIAL Diamond has him to disappear relatives living in this city and it is Ross Hicks Mr Press B Ross of believed he will make his way here Madisonville and Miss Sarah C Officers in every direction have been nntifipd nnri it is onito likelv that ha Hicksf Henderson were married in the latter city Thursday last Rev will be captured no matter where ho ThosVCummings officiating proes Ddnoan Hioht Mr Jas Duncan Not Many Chingos and Miss Mildred Hight were marSojaras we have heard but few ried at the home of the brides pa rents in North Christian Saturday new committeemen were elected in evening the twenty four county precincts Sat- ¬ Grand Jurjjs Work urday The Democratic Committee The grand jury completed its work for this county is an excellent one and BOiSatisfactory to the party gen- Saturday and was discharged In erally that there was no disposition addition to the eight bills already reUnder the into make changes structions the old committeemen will ported the following indictments remain in office until the State Cen were returned Bob Tivis col malicious cutting tral Committee takes action in cases Lang Bell selling liquor to minor where elections were not held Pies Marshall col selling liquor Palmyra precinct was one of those that held a convention and Judge T without license Charles Anderson same two cases JvMprrowwas chosen unanimously Billy Davis Jr assault to succeedMr J C Buckner who Grant Hawkins col gaming was ineligible for re election Nathan Bowles col assault and Last Thursday afternoon the dwell- ¬ ing house of Mhj Rufus B Carter near Trenton was burglarized and aboiit10 in money and Borne clothing rwi8 carried off Mr Carters cook shooting match between the Hender son gun club and the HopUnsville gun club on the afternoon of Oct 17 to takeplace at the fair grounds Shoot to commence ut 3 oclock sharp The match will consist of ten mem bors of each club to shoot a score 61 20 pigeons each The prize will be a 50 bammerle88 Parker gun As there are some very fine shots in the Henderson club and some goodshotB in theHopkinsviUe eliib quite a spirited contest will likely take place All who are fond of such sports will do well to attond the fair and be nresentat the match This is only one of Beveral drawing features arranged for the fair this not generally on the program very indication points to the most successful fair ever held rrof Bartholomew of toulsvllle i Ky Conductor ContinuedFrom Jast Issue MJbs Jennie West I have no special method I adapt myself to circumstanced Would do much oral work in classes of beginners Prof Clardy I would Btart with the colonies make a careful study of their forma of government Trace the development of these into our present constitution Prof Sollee asked if it was legal to use two different text books on the same subject in the same grade Yes if County Superintendent in the list of adopted books The Institute then proceeded to the organization of County Associations district one in each Magisterial Much confusion resulted fron tho fact that thi teachers did not know the boundaries of these districts The Countv Superintendent then de ferred this until sometime in the near future There being no further business the Institute adjourned Fridat August 30 1895 MORNING SESSION k Burglars Take Gattarle r 0 v p Mil CO iti rj iv I m i wy ft i J Ti v x A 1 w I HATS Gents f ri A r - Shoes i For a Few Days We are offering soma bargains in Congress also in Lace Opera Toes These shoes are worth 250 at pres ¬ ent values old price 200 but un- ¬ til the lot 18 sold will sell at 175 Only a few rememember IMMENSE GUTS On HITS ana CAPS MILLERS PUR LINE IS IMMENSE forthe fall in all grades Emphatic ally no advance in price Early buy ing placed us In position to save shoe buyers of Christian county and oth- ¬ ers much money and we do it Come and see and DUNLAPS NEW SHAPES H are included in this cut but no Stet Ladies Shoe Hi One lot Ladies Shoes worth 250 present value until sold at 175 Only a few remember They go fast at 175 sons See Our Line FURNISHING GOODS f Petree 60 iV J ck TT- t V This makes a total of only 21 bills found at this term the smallest number for years The foreman Esq Alex Campbell informs US that there open and clothing and other valua were fewer complaints reported to A detective the jury at this term than ever be bles were carried off has been put on the cases and may fore when he waa a member of that ferret out the robbers bb they are be body lieved to be local parties Newspaper Stock Sold North Christian Now F W Dabney assignee of Hunter Bold at public auction Clahdt Oct 5 Mrs E C Hop- Wood at the court house door yesterpers tobacco barn containing about 5 acres of tobacco was consumed by day among other property turned fire on Thursday night Her entire over as assetes 53 shares of the crop excepting about 180 sticks which 153 shares of stok in the New Era The stock Bhe had in her sons barn went up in Publishing company smoke Her invalid husband died brouerht S1276 or about 2 1 cents on last sDrinr loivinc several small the dollar and was knocked down to children looking to ner for support Walker Wood the present business and the loss falls heartily on the poor manager of the New Era and son of the former owner widow A good deal of tobacco was bitten Thoronghbred Colts bv frost in this section Monday night Mr J Av Radford shipped three Jrops are line nowever m Bpite of thoroughbred colts to Cincinnati yeslate cut worms and early frosts terday afternoon to offer them for Kicked 15y a Ilone y were of his own breeding fr of the and were neautiiul yearlings one a Henry Jordan an emv i Ori V ouc chculi cosc Zzt Water W orks Company was kicked Then follow Radford is extensively engaged in is the natural way Beveral tunes by a horse he was driv stock business and is the owner with the written work Let the stuthe ing to a cart lute Thursday afternoon of some fine specimens of horse flesh dent revise his own work before he nnd ono leg was badly fractured as well as other thoroughbred ani- - hands it in The paper must be - mn ntf and when tinman B finnllr revised by thn teacher fell out of the cart he fell near the sure to write his ouu houerhts in hi Nam Corapton Dead horses heels The cart was demolown language P not correct the ished and the harness ruined Sam W Compton busness mana- ¬ child openly before tho entire school As to Avoid sarcasm let ger of the Madisonville Hustler died them write about their subjectswork New Coal Mine daily Another new coal mine has lately Sunday morning after a long illness Avoid tho name composition Jfrof Thorn gave an exercise in been opened in Hopkins county at a of typhoid fever He was a young showing his man of the finest character and in his practical arithmetic point near Dawson This mine is death the press of the State sustains methods of teaching L C M and G owned and operated by Messrs Gen a serious loss He leaves a young C D and treatment of fractions try and Williams The vein of coal wife Prof Walker followed with a talk at the point where the mine was first on tho same subject The correspondent of the Louis opened is about three feet in thickProl Duffey also took up this ness but grows thicker fiB the mine ville Post who is traveling over the work State hunting for disgruntled DemoiB being developed Tho Superintendent discussed the crats who are opposing Hardin has subject ofthe County Library Re Fall Millinery Opening been called down at Cynthiana He minded tho teachers that thoy should The fall opening of Mr T J Sar used the names of several loyal party return the books in a reasonable time Z9das dealer in fancy millinery and men in his list of bolters and the Reported 99 volumes The teachers notions began yesterday and will Democrat of thilt city is filled with de do not avail themselves of the oppor- ¬ nials one of the angry gentlemen continue throughout the week A going so far as to denounce the cor- tunities presented by the library so often as they ought The two mem full line of the latest Fall and Win- ¬ respondent as a coward a d d bers of the County Board of Exam ter styles ore on exhibition and all liar and a scoundrel iners were reappointed ns a library the ladies are cordially invited to committee The old book case had come and see the grand display The tramp strikes a land of been sold for 500 this with S344 Circuit Court Matters promise at this season of tho year in on hand amounted to S844 total countv Nominations were then made for Last week was consumed in the passing through Christian road will A short drire on a single trial of civil mattors Several com- ¬ lead tho traveler in sight of hickory Editors to conduct an Educatioual Column one on each paper in the monwealth cases are docketed for nuts walnuts hazelnuts wild grapes city The following wore chosen this week but none of note Tn the persimmons crab apples haws lo Prof Anner for tlie Kentcokian case qf the commonwealth against cut pods and other edibles too nu Prof Coyuer for tho Banner Prof Rex R Myers charged with assault merous to mention all hanging ripe J C Duffey for the Independent nud a fine of 75 and costs on a plea of upon tho roadside Tt qven beats Miss Jennie West for the New Era blackberry time guilty was assesspd The chairman of the Committee ou Necrology reported the following D Romans hailing from Mayfielc Breathitt and Linn Whereas God in Id is divine wisMr James Breathitt and Judge L but who has a wifeat Carrollton is in¬ dom has seen fit to remove from our with un 0 Linn candidates for circuit judge jail at Paducah chargedLizzie Ful ¬ ranks one of our esteemed and effi lawfully detaining Miss spoke at the court house yesterday to ler of Linton Ky and trying to cient fellow teachers in the person of a large crowd The speaking was in take advantage of her in a Paducah Continued on fifth page progress when we closed the forms boarding house ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ P 9 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Last Thursddy night burglars en- ¬ tered several houses in Guthrie and secured considerable cash and merchandise The business house of Ed Bradley was entered and the cash urawer einpueu ui its contents ju in silver A lot of clothing was also missing The Rahl House also suffered to the extent of about 25 and the Roach residence was also broken c battery Barge Mason coir b of p Bob Dycus col malicious shoot ing ing women Lewis Hightower same Jo Holmes same Link Wallace unlawfully detain Music Prayer and scripture reading by Rev Hardy Roll call Song Her com by Miss Kate McDaniel ing forward was the signal for a burst Tho minutes of tho of applause previous meeting were read and approved Miss Ellen Youngithen sang in a very charming manner a solo The Uounty Superintendent tuen She re- ¬ addressed the Institute minded the teachers that grading is obligatory Of course it is quite a difficult matter to grade our country schools properly but it is not impossible The grading must be done by degrees The programme and course of study sent out by the State Board would be found quite helpful She then called the attention of the teachers to tho registers This book is to be a guide to your successor be ing arranged for a four year record Keep a record of the visits of the trustees See that they fill out that part of the register devoted to their Teachers must use annual record tho books adopted by the County Board Prof Bartholomew then introduced the subject of language lessons and With beginners in lan ¬ grammar guage work reproduction was an ex- ¬ cellent exercise if properly conducted Insist on beginning every sentence with a capital letter See that it closes with the proper point Simple teach Prcf McCartney ing of the science of grammar will not make grammarians bkui in grammar as an art ia necessary The most important thing to the children is have a living model to himself should The teacher uso the English language with elegance and ease So long as our speech bristles with barbarism and We with slung we cannot succeed must not think that grammar makes the language Custom does this the custom of cultivated people Learning to speak grammatically is largely imitative Our instructions are based too much on written work So when the pupil goes out into the world he betrays himself the moment hi opens his mouth At whatpoint shall we Find where tho begin this work student is and begin at this point gan Sunday Sam 0qnesiwa in Bowling Grgen but Revs SUrfc and Culpepper held three kW preaching to large crowds The sing ¬ ing is in charge of Prof Tillmsii md two assistants and tho mutic i fine A large excursion camo the O V Sunday the people x Ct¬ ing to hear Sam Jones who wi rl Ofc be here until to morrow nigh ud maybe not until Thursday morning- Me wm certainly arrive though ut the middle of the week Yesterday services were hqld ree Mr times Culpepper disc ed Prayer at one of them He nd he Mr Stewart are alternating i sermons and both of them ar l ug some excellent preaching In ict Mr Stewart is more popular iu nig 1111 city with many people than His former vi Joned hinioc f have made the people familiar le his earnest dignified and for manner of appealing to sinwrh ucl w T t he is quite a favorite evangelist Mr Culpepper is o making a splendid reputation in excellent preacher es The s will continue morning afterii t id night from this time on for a tlc 11 or more Of course the crowds continue very large and ini if to ita great jams when Sam himsH here js its-tht r TOBACCO NK1V8 nOPKINSVILLE MARKET Keportecl Oct t red Lewis 2 f5 by J H Kirslftoti Co leuf dealer The offerings this week the same as for some time last win Mlfc o for poor and nondescript f was a quarter t Our market cent higher on dark fat lugs n f All other grades ruled the i price as last week Stock iv v on the market Ib comparativ and there ia no chance to fill an r deis unless it is a very low grade in bad condition therefore will ti ro wait uutil the new crop ia av i e On Monday Sept 30 then- - wa n very heavy killing frost wnic lid some damage in this as well as o er to sections 1 am unable to sta what extent the damage wi b as yet The largest loss was thin party who had 25 acres deitr 6 and there were many smaller reported The warehousemen re making large preparations in et d ing their houses to receive the nv crop and there is a large re handling house in couise of erection 1 ¬ QUOTATIONS Trash lugs Com Med l SI 50 to 52 3 00 1 50 00 200to 30O to 4 00 5 Good Com leaf Med 400to noj RECEIPTS 1 1 Good Selections fi50 to 9 00 to 11 00 to For week For year Sales for week Sales for year Offerings for week 13 LOUISVILLE MARKET Major House sold 26 hhd Clark co leaf at 10 25 8 60 Bath lugs at S6 10 5 80 5 160 2 Grant leaf at 8 60 Gallatin lugs at S510 i 89 Unt in traBh at 3 10 2 f Ballard dark leaf at S5 10 4 h i 10 i 2 Ballard ii 2 90 1 Caldwell trash at SI Ragsdale Cooper ue couuuccs t block on Ma i Co i et betw Tho b and 11th streets show three stories in f it be six stores wide Tt oo corner of 10th 32x82 will be by Jno R Kitchen3 furrt The second store room will The other four will be only deep and will bo used f above and below the spac rear being used to increase house space on 11th street Bros have the brick work i navant of Nashville the w ij nearly 315000 and tho work completed by Dec 25 or uu This handsome already begun building ill bo an ornament Co South Main and will do much to add to the popularity of the Botiom as a business center South Main street nt 17th nd 6th sTiicted has been for several days with ropes stretched across ih strnet and all travel in vehieles ins been turned around to Virgiuii street This was done on account of ihe crit ¬ ical illness of Mr Jno T E tunnels whose rest was constantly ilpluibjd by tho clatter of wheels ou tin stYoufc and as he was too ill to lf afc the city authorities took thi st ateh the request of tho family men were placed at both ro oh n ex plain to the passers by the ob ct of the blockade k The two c nracts will r The dirt from the R igsdale Cooper Co lot is being us d o fill up the Watt lot near by resenlly purchased by Mr Jno R Kitchen I x ffTT v if i twfMI w Q 9 I 1 Sj iMM fctfifc C4ist vi SB KA a H Z3EL JdL rWM MM 1 1 ration- Biliousness Sick headache Pains in the back Sallow complexion Loss of appetite and Exhaustion There is only one cure which is fVil i Ji n often as ho wants money No Jl cousorts with quite a heavy swell set He is a handsome fellbw Vn V V and tho name he is known by is not V ls iju M his owu His mother for yeara has A n been a noted figure and her eetab- ixs One Pink 1111 Ibuches the liver and lishment was recently closed bytho removes the bile police He belongs to a Bwaggifer of One Tonic Pellet nightly nets as a club near the city and has i Allege Tgcntle laxative in keeping the bowels allowance whkh he spends f reel openTestores the digestive organs tbnes No 4 U a familiar fijrure in den 41 cup rihe nervous system and makes new tral pack especially at McGoWKix i 3 zxicVTilood AVTr nTfflnd n rnrdinl invifitntihn C6hinlete treatment two- iPasa tavern Although Scarcely M ssneaicines one price 25c thirty Bve years old ho has been all t6 thejadies of Hopkinsvillo ancl vi Tflcaise and sample free at any store oyer the world several trmes and icJ XI J MPS fc SHOWN MFQ CO Now York cinitv tovcall and examine our hand served five years ha an Austrian Was sale by all druggists in Hop prison ifi some displaybi Pattern Hats and Among his peeudo friends jiinsvjlle ho la considered a very charmlncr Bonnets4 fellow ReUvhAUfcnnorfcCntJi w mr iTAiJKrcKgBr8 is con Kbr wars rH i and bank sneak Cfaolly thinks BY THELR WITS him nected with TheXeador and will be a railroad promoter lsTo 5 is the intimate friend of a pleased to see hor many friends and 33How Slx Men of Mystery Manage well known mau er hovaoJ about town He emooiaeDea J11 Are you fllod with makrfa mHo customers o Meet Their Bills seems to bo well supplied with erlng around the black fellow for a complexion coated touguo a lit aireat moment made another dive at him dry cough chilk and fever 7 money yet has apparently no occu- ¬ SaThey Toll Not Neither do They Spln Thcy pation Really ho only works a few Like a flash tho bass turned to one If any of these trcroblts ar your thi Jres Well Scorn to Ilare Tlonty weeks every year His business is side and with a snap grabbed ihe aJng you need la DR KINGS oX Money ncl Are Seen grayling by tho back fin supplying yachts with high class Kverjvrbcro His eyes phono with i age Ho provisions He gets the owners to was the personification of anger and Tlione are many young meu in Now order their stewards to order all ferocity Thero was a swirl of water ¬ 103 MAIN ST Yorknvlho frequent the best hotels their goods from the firm he repre- and when It was over the grayling M sents On every order ho is credit- ¬ cafea rrstau rants roof gardens and was quivering in his death aconiea MmeFIeurette Levy Mgr promenades yet who have no ap- ed with a commission aud whenever The bass drew back a few feet and ho needs money ho drops into the parent incomes or business How big grocery firrrtnnd asks how much opened his pws Never uutll then theyUve is a mystery and sometimes has accumulated Hr novor tnllf Q1Q l realize tbo possibilities of the ca wonder to themselves That they business outside of In tho gonlosfc and happfeirt way andl ririiiiiiinwiiiiiBnnrt rthat place ex- - Jws of a black basa He seemed with tho greatest COTtalnty kricrwa to med Aave tmoney at times is evident c ept when he raouthi and he made a running ical eclence QEBMETUER removes from meets his half dozen Thyjflress admirably are always in lumP t the grayling and caught him the system tho syapioms naraed abore employers ev3ence at some public place Now the grayling while giving rtrongth in pSsce of wesee joy ¬ 6 is a pale faced youth with a neadarat No whether day or night aud look with nofc so heavy as the bass was fully ous health in pkco offiekness studious He is a confi- There ia no other and contempt on those who excuse them- - dcntlal expression diJ not think that tho none that cap do ita remody Iie- It It is clerk and secretary to an in- - M lon wtk And tea Selves to1cep business engagements 1d was to atiempt to swal a real pleasure to Ukft Little children valid who Here is the history of a half dozen cach day only sees him two hours P069the Styling take it with dslight and it cvres liko and gets his orders Tho low A slightly built youth is Count nue my trylnsr to magic 100 G for 500 All druggists wouta 00 is h s destination and HUV 14 Ho admits when pinned down steck market But that he places bets as he is told The isvvallow Jako Scbaefer pstionprs that he has no right j T invalid is very rich Needless to was wnatrhedid and what is more a title His father made a say J5V the secretary is acquiring quite ho 8Ucceeded Ho worked him down to beSt one of the old countries a Sold by R C Hardwick diuggist fortune too for his information 8lwl3 lying quietly In one corner fortuneMn ap ad his brother ro- - earns him he tank while thousands vainly a lot i1 This yourigCv t education Europe These six men are fair types of the trIed to et noBT- Be started this UcSv ceived the fIm mtnt men who never work if they banquet afc two oclock In the after afforded AfterV The other sortf can help it and about whom porsqns noon At tetl oclock at night the tlio army us ueuwase to the one say There I wonder how he lives -Chi- - ffraylmff was half wayd6wn ajneed leaving 20 re spent cago Post w8 but littlo change the next mofa- - TlVM UjiuiumoT torn d prnmnxt New Yovfc who is now in rgeg iu uuu it was rour aays oeroretiiat o yCar iii Paris witfti fast fcfc jjf Married on a Cookini Soa bass could closo his jaws over the He became Jib women and iister tall of 7jJam G Miller and Miss Eliza twonty that cravllnff There are Splciby R CrHARDVS 1CK solved in a card scandal alter ni thousand people In Chicago ni i SS5S Vihonc was gone KbhlmeV stood on a cooking range ball he in front of the grand stand of the who can vouch for every word of Bmsj jFtwupEotB At the first patriarchs M Jthis Chicago d AIT tho latest styles for fall aatJ win lM foHtmpottirm lota Cdanced with Mrs Astor and was Meuard couniy fair at Petersburg I will have on display o nsr f Manteod Wunlnat ter These goods will oe sola at His ward- ¬ 11 receatly and were married iVlitlonSi Spfrmatsrrttta Tvell received socially J erueusnett 8ltBaHHL Keys No Latch One Hundred Pattern was all he possessed but the They were presented with the robe less tiiaa th6ir value Lot of tHnorma Will jnriwtM m aw you worn isiUw wgrjr SETotel Lagerot and other big hotels Cordial invitations extended to all Hats and Bonnets Among the latest inventions which oq Moraoie IPilw090 Boxes 9BQ0 vantd their bills settled so he left Yankee genius has given the world Sptclal Qtrtcilorrti IKntttxt t Rats and Mice xhefo stelrios and his fine garmcnts Is a doorknob which renders a latch Cor 9th and Main Streets MRS LAVNS ultheaehJSoxi AcMasa uptown paid him a com Aganbler key superfluous rBy rotating- the 8aUvaCfit7Jsiatstf A study of the subjecthas dis B8IVUUOASAV fanissi a to bring rich youths to the closed the fact that rats and mice knob in the samo manner as asafe PU STLC4318 troule- us tabic He did well at this when imprisoned in a revolving cage lock until the proper combination is Mjntil to got into a row 4iy prefer to work for twelve hours by secured the door can be opened IHe hen canvassed for cheap books Tho lock is susceptible of one hun ¬ YQtrCAl MAKE MONEY By shipping to Herndoa Carter Company for twelve hours by Commission Merchants Louisville Ky tho orders which he uight and rest but jme of because they are the larirest and most re day They do most work when the dred thousand combinations and ho in were said to bo spurious turn who knows not or has forgotten tho liable commission merchants and because they can handle shipments auick - barometer is high and to the besit advantage for the shipper A trial shipment solicited Writaaltbc gh he had drawn a commisproper one cannot obtain admit- ¬ to tnem foe quotations before snipping Specialties Eggs Butter Poultry Then ho married the f siori ttthem tance through that door Mahogany Fruits of aim kinds Beans Potatoes Onions Hay Grain Headquarters for of a rioh western turfman widoPurs Hides and Wool Capital 4000000 Liberal advances made on In tensile strength mahogany is i 2He New Idea in Photographs Jiight shed give him a big General correspondence solicited twenty-alio nee She refused and wanted next to lancewood sustaining 7- A photographer announces comic gnURES HOTHING BUT PILES1 thousand pounds per square live on the stock farm for his one Ihlm pictures taken while you wait boarc He left Now he patrols inch 7 These pictures are rendered comic Fa A SURE and CERTAHff CURE ihe r if gardens wjth a theatricalknownfor 15yoarsastho Celery by placing the head of the subject 171 BESTREWIEDY for PILES blonde looki Sixty thousand acres of land are upon a ludicrous littlo body and N i of these six young men may ROim 11T AIT BBTJOOI8TS then mountiug the whole upon a rrMrdVTEicnAKsoii hid etu BTLotns ebe t u in the hotel cafes buying devoted to celery growing In the fractious donkey s Tfwtv t wiiv or a lot of shady sporting United States he has a for- charc ters who think tttfy havrgim up frying lofit Wn to invest La their schemes H is popularly believed to be engaged to the daughfcerio a promineut clergy man in thir city who believes tbo story ho tells of his private fortune Asatriattetf faiit his fathcrowns two of thumqgt crowded and ordi nary of tho Bowery lodging houses The old man Worships the boy who sees him only once a week or as iVKrynow Jl BASS ANOlWRtV - A Remarkable Man Vouches for iET StoWhlcH IMtl a Ohlcago TMkA i W Forthirty years Tutts Pills havcf US tfesr u Prieridr V4i VTJ a Hf ii fit lHfcfTipwBwwiM Trig r VmmrZjWSntT3 mtt-m-J- - g J A M tIb mmJw jtP 2Tonio Pellets t 1 OtoE The most remarkable thing I ever proven ablessingtothe invalid saw done by a flshsaid Will fMUs sdy udtd hpt happen on arty jfajp vAre truly tfie sick man frieqcl avay lake bytj rjfei hem inJOht-cago It was durihg the railrdad exposition held matty years ago in For bilious lieadache dysoepsia the old Iiitorstate exposition buildr sour stomach malariadonstipa- ing on the lakp froat Many of the tion and all kindred diseases railway companies had fine exhibits of fish taken from Iake and streams AN ABSOLUTE CURE on the lines ot iholr respective tn roads A Wisconsin rood had a splendid exhibit Of black bass and rayllngst and thblarge tank con- ¬ taining them Tjraa always sur ¬ ntf rounded by crowds of fishermen was standing there one after ¬ noon watching a huge bass and wishing that I had him at the end of a good line in some good wafer when I noticed a grayling whicif K f Beamed disponed io be gay He rtflnAci keo coodIo cirofed around the bkr basa a VroXladlgeaUin of thnea and then nipped him tfd I ftcfce flatulency distreu afteieaUagt waa probably jutinfun btrt 1 could AVl n d fofaftjj appetite seo that the bm didnoilike it The energywottkndability pig fellow had bdenafllop and per iAieyounerVouarf rbUlcsi elccplw wora OfPfha wco Wli abad late In otit ia body aad In mind tb DJ M HavayoWuW In tin thegray ing wjbidh bocatne head BrmB Bhcuders cheattavlF4 AKixbwri Fact I II T L n I II Ul jPHE LEADER A IFxiasisr Tii uf saa3r CpteOaepf I TUTT5 Liver PILLS Do Vou J Suffer 3d 4taaggtid St rr S I f 3 m f5 ROYAL GERMETUER LIJJ Fall opening H THE LEADER OCTOBER 8 9 THE LE ADER F I M WJHSUEEW Qm ccJnnpB 1 i I Tlmes--Hcral- jFinmtfiw KM Mt l TABLETS EUCIEYE OINTMENT tw V ii 1 I 11 1 Quoen Victorias Fortune y 11 vijitjl8EW2Sbv 1 iff 1 u 11 iifjf wi f Auction t hm wJfS cr AkrmT rk Ei Bric-a-Bra- c 4 I a lUt Having decided to retire from the Jewelry Business my entire will be sold at Public Auction Watches- Jewelry Diamond Quuen Victoria is as mad as a March hare because somebody has found out and published tho exact amount of her fortune accompanied byall the details of her income The world has for a long time suspected that Queen Victorias wealth was something to be wondered at but few probably were prepared for the statement that it foots up to the colossal sum of 1750000001 But this statement has been made by a whilom accountant of the royal family and it is generally believed by the wiseacres It can bo well un- ¬ derstood now that the violent oppo sition made in parliament upon many pecasions to the granting of govern ¬ ment moneys to the young scions o the royal family was based upon a cleii knowledge of the queens own opulent resources and of her consti- ¬ tutional parsimony N Y Mailand m i r m i 1 ROYAL ft ri CEMENT PLASTER M TmMLM VS aLt Hjl Express Will Fight on Horseback r v if- ra-iff- UeVf- r if M- v KiVtV c i 1 7B rii rt W l 7 r v will be sold vrware Clocks Fixtures and aiess of cost or value without reserve or hmir What is my A chance of a lifetime Everything goes at your ts your gain price Sales commence each day at 10 a w 2 p m and m until ail is sola 411 k The Salvation Armyof Denver has organized a calvary corps of young ladies The new corps is under the leadership of Staff Oapt Blanche Cox and thq other ladies in it are Capt Barman Lieut Dunton Lieut Capt Blackledgo and Anderson Cadet Staunton They present a J PHONE 9JB H V DAGS 7 i 4 i J J H si Xrfytp p- 1 striking appearance in their uniforms of dark blue skirts regulation W s f M j il i jW JIM llfyrtif ii L OYAf LfcL v jTPt UIlMllrt t7 red waists with wide rolling collar The corps and regulation bonnets of being the enjoys the distinction only mounted Salvation Army fight- ¬ ers in the world It has started out fog tour of the mountain town a 4ctjt- p a TRIENNIAL COUNCIL rav OoDsrreffatiopcmuwhMi to r m auaniu bbwioq One of the Mfepty tho Congregational and of Publication society Sunday SojkOQl and thflfaolBial Yet Councils Ministerial Relief fiinA Syracme K Y October 0 Watery Tho American Bbard of Comis of hf Ckurefe sioners for Forelgntlaalons Is a Body It wMy organ ¬ famous the World oyerSpecial Syrnotte N bettor Once in three jywa the Corigr6ga ized in 1810 aridha Birieaiifrjganiza tipnal churches of heUnltcd States tlon sent out ever 2WK missionmeot in qyypnal salftlon Every Btate aries of whoiHJ15JaTjrein6w in service asaociatioBTpfids one delegate for every ThemlselpnVaeld at wfesent decupled ten churches or major iracCloh of ten are MicoHfcriMYapW North in the siato one delegate for each 10 China tfbrtlrvjrest CUlrtifj Foo Chow aiid HongKpagla Bbjutbern China 060 ohtireh members br miflorj frooUnn of this nnniber aa qrio delegate at Covldm Mlufa fin ISdutliern India Western India largo Each Congregational Wonoifal Ihoijn araihl EastCimS al Africa Soiithcrn Africa WeetjCnal Aijica Eastern Central recognized by the churchy Jhavef tho andYjTeetepn Turkey Europcan TurR privileges of delegates ibnt jonly key AuaWiaAnd Spln The total lor purposes of debate and dellb- - missionary forco employed Including missionaries teachers native pastors and other native assistants number 8895 Tho president of the American board Is Richard S Storra D D LL D tho famous Brooklyn preacher The annual meeting of tho board will 4eRlapo at Brooklyn N Y Ootobcr the a rent Rellgkms OsftM Delegate Will AaJSSiWn C at HEV HICHAM 8 BTOBHB DD jasthe Boston council mot at Boston In 1870jthe Pilgrim convention held in niversary I oration Five hundred dolegates di- ¬ vided equally between clerical and lay delegates constitute what is called the National Council of the Congre- ¬ gational Churches of tho United States This body remains in session six days Its sole purpose being the fos ¬ tering of closer relations between tho churches in different parts of the country It has no legislative functions whatever as tho conferring of such power on any body would bo contrary to tho principle of Congregationalism Tho rock upon which the denomina-¬ tion considers itself foundod is tho complete independence of each and Any associa- ¬ every congregation tion of believers united by a formal covenant for the maintenance of Divine worship the observance of Christian ritesanl combined efforts to promote the kingdom of God- - constitutes a church society and as such is compe ¬ tent to elect and ordain Its own officers admit or reject applicants for member-¬ ship exclude unworthy communicants and transact its own business Tho pastor vjajftds the offlco of bishop or elder vTiO deacons are not technically ministers but they aro helpers of the pastor and have special charge of re ceiving and disbursing the charities of thejhurch In no way dcWtho denom- itHftion recognize any rule of ecplesias tlaal pollty except tho Bible but it ciflcally repudiates all claims of su perior bodies to exercise legislative or judicial ofiorlty i BVir hundred veara the Congrcgationallsts f America declined to hold what was now called national meetings but in 1853 a number of dele- ¬ gates from various parts of the country met at Albany N Y for tho purpose of discussing important problems In I66S a meeting known in church history President American Board for Poroign Mis sions i r collection Tho boa constrjetpr is a non poisonous snake and kills its prey by squeezing It to death A young boa had been kept in a cage over a week with threo sparrows without taking any notice of the presence of tho birds nor did the latter manifest any fright of tho reptile One day says the Philadelphia Record the snake appeared to watch tho movements of tho birds then pick lng Gceds off the floorof the cage and slowly began to unwind from the branch of the trco on which it spent most of the time Almost impercep- ¬ tibly the Wops on tho tree disappeared tho body of tho snako becoming moro and more disencracred but Its head still rcWaliling at considerable distance romahe floor All of a sudden tho for- iworu pare 01 ms ouano s Doay snot Jdownward with lightning rapidity grasping ono of the unsuspecting piras not with the mouth but with a rapid twiat of tho body crushing it at tbe same time until quite lifeless This was dono so quickly nnd noiselessly tfiailne other birds never noticed the The kngTegaUonaIHomo Missionary ylctlm Tho re- society of whlcff Gcm 6 0 EwarVl Is jabeuceoi the tree above boa then and after a turned to the ipresldenthaa done much toadvanco little 1pfccparatiou of further pressing the Interests of- - tHoenonrlnatron In the bird and coverincr it with mucus thowestaad riorthweat Jta business It proieedeatb mvallow its prey with is conducted alontr consej imtlvn Utiph out bltjnjg or chowlng As the boas al hew churches ways ttakq their food at night or in the wnerft jheie floenw to bo an ucualide dark this spectacle was thought very mand The work of thlstoocioty Is curious made particularly effective through the earnest cooperation of the women of ON A TOMBSTONE ihe church who contribute liberally to its fuhfigahd dp most oAite charitable A Human Face Produced In a Miracu- ¬ lous Manner Sork The American Missionary asso In tho Oak Hill cemetery at Stony whoso hoadquariors are located in the Bible house New York mafh Brook L I a largo tombstone of mot-¬ tains cvangolistlo and educational tled Italian marble bears a remarkable missions In the south and among the portrait of an average sized human Indians and Chlncso of tho west Its face Tho picture is not tho work of a churches and schools aro open alike to sculptor nor has It been graven with all Irrespective of raco or color Tho tho marble cutters chisel It Is a natuprincipal offlco of tho Congregational ral production the outlines of the face Sunday School and Publishing society being formed by a peculiar grouping of is located at Boston with a branch at tho clouded veins and dark spots charChicago This organization employs acteristic of first class imported stone Sunday school missionaries organizes Tho remarkable peculiarity of this parSunday schools in neglected regions ticular stone has been known for two or threo years and throughout the and furnishes supplied to needy length and breadth of Long Island It schools All of these great societies will bo Is referred to as tho mlrado face represented at Syracuse by their Standing near as ono would In reading ablest officials and bo will hundreds of an epitaph or Inspecting tho grain and polish of such a memorial shaft the outlines of tho face cannot bo traced but at a distance of from thirty flvo to fifty feet it is as plain as though done withan artists brush tho grouping of thqspots velns and waving lines combining to make not only a fair resemblance to a face but a complete portrait Including hair eyes4 nose cheeks mouth chin etc Its outlines aro clearest of course when the shadows and light play properly upon it but at the dLstanco mentioned and in thoproper direction the portrait Is plainly visible at alltlmes TKof aco Is on tho back of tho stone and tho ayes are so set as to appea to be looking down upon the grave of the person to whoso memory tho shaft was erected Utyt Km fiontft0tftldiiAl j professional naturalists was observed w 86lty IttiB ChKBt81dlbirWtyi the other day In a- German zoological r A BOAS CLEVER TfM9Kr tb principal agent being the Ameri can Board of Foreign MUio the TfeOPvrpenttf Silent Capture of Ms VtL j j j n mmwiwrf Vwocwiiao wmi i loiiectln Bpnrrovr If TJJBW ii moBHiimmammyitor A eljcht very seldom seen by any but ii m v i ji Round Oak ijj rt r 1 M 9w wm IF mX 4r he UI11 V 18 jNJotf is the time to buj heating stoves IB cv xtuuuu WilK Hllll III IJ1W ItHllU JLU tllU aii tight stove on the market The genuine EfoUND oak founci only at Forbes Bro It Vi Vheats more on less fuel than any stove made II l iijuu win out jasu a nan aozen 01 tne cneap s y iU ieiA9 m if i ii pmiiationsvr A l f fe4l4 1- jL fsBn- - K r11 We gold Thore majestic ranges last year than ereiv old before in the same time and 2jwere trhe reason they sell is because they are the JJbest and most economical bakers made The oveii iiMite most important part of a cooking Djaiatus the fire box is the digestive organ and the draft is the circulation These organs in the Majestic are different fr ra any stove or range made The Majestic oven is the most sm satie the fire box the most economical and the draft me simplest and most peret Majestic Ran gG t TT T f 111 Sunday-- we have this year fa- i passed any previous r Our stock was more vu fully selected and w bought cheaper tJoods well bought are already half sold JOIN IN THE PROCESSION i Com and Avl BBVFW QUN8AUIUS D D OaoiOf tho prominent MeUiates from Chicago local charitabloand missionary associa t tlons and circles Among tho hundreds of eminent men who will represent local churches or societies at the council will bo Senator Fryo of Maine Senator Kyle of South Dakota Dwight L Moody tho evangelist Rov F W Qunsaulus of Chi- ¬ cago Rev Dr Storrs of Brooklyn N Y Rev Dr Lyman Abbt oPBrook lyn edltorof tho Outlookand Beechers successor as pastor of Plymouth churchy President Jordan of Stanford university President Hyde of Bowdoln college President Tucker of Dartmouth college Rov Washington Gladden of Ohio Rev Francis E Clark of Boston founder of the Christian Endeavor so- ¬ ciety and scores of others of equal prominence The general interest taken in all acts of the Congregational church may be Ou in a measure at least to tho fact that its present membership con- ¬ ¬ ¬ AN IMPORTANT OFFIOE Wo have a very full line of HARNESS TALBOT SADDLES made to order SADDLERY and FLY NETS Chicago to commemorate the 250th an ¬ in of Congregationalism America suggested to many influential men the advisability of holding regular meetings for the interchange of opinion and the discussion of questions of interstate importance The agitation ro multed In a delegate convention which met in tOberln O in November 1871 land formally organized tho National Council which has met regularly ever since The second session of the coun- ¬ cil was held at New Haven Conn in Edinburgh Ho had heard a great deal about the wonderful oratorical powers possessed by- some 0 the members of the general assembly and being anxious to hear and judgo for himself paid an early visit to t Neat to him relates tho Youths Companion sat an elderly hard-fe- a tured solemn faced man who was leaning with both hands on a heavy stick which he eyed with great concentration of gazo scarcely lifting his eyes from his absorbed contemplation of It Soon tho Btraagers attention was riveted upon the speaker who had opened the days discourse The wonderful command of languago which he An Amnilny Anecdote of the Edinburgh General Assembly Among the many anecdotes relating to the celebrated Dr r Chalmers an amusing ono wusonce told by a gentle ¬ man on his return from his first visit to EMPIRE Wheat Drill Our Empire wheal drill still leads They cannot down her Why Bpcuise sh- is thp v- M of f1fVT1nt vf fhf Mayflower pilgrims And this thought suggests the necessity of pointing out the difference between tho pilgrims and pnrjtans which Is explained by the Advantje Almariao published at iclr possessed combined wit quenoe of style and tho peculiarity of his manner excised the listeners curiCan you tell osity to a great degree me who is speaking nowh ho oakod eagerly turning to tho Bobcr faced old 1 anly force feed on themarKet The Empire feed is the only one a farmer can rely on and they know it tv nowt echqed tho After the reformation says this old Whos epeakinff eyes from the con inan MftfnlJ ¬ useful handbook thero were Inde In pendent churcne but thofirat church templation of the stick to fix them Incontemptuous amazement upon his of American Congregationalism was That blr Is the great formed in Scrooby England in 1600 terlocutor ppctherChawmerXandrra holding his pornecutcd to Amsterdam Holland In 1007 moved to Lcydon InlC08 sailed stickr Ch- - go i utiv 1 in tho Mayflower four months and landed at Plymouth December SI 102 0 The pilgrims were different from tho puritans Tho puritans loft England OBNt 0 O HOWABD to enjoy unmolested a pure worship as President Home Missionary Society members of tho Church of England 1874 tho third at Detroit Mich In ihough thay soon found connection witji church Impractiuoru mo frmi tVi nt- HtJ Tiftaia MVi in cable the established as Congregational 7 arid organized lSSOwtho fifth at CbriebW N H In ISSJthe sixth it Chkfd In 1880 the tho flrst church ofoifSalem inlC28vapd Boston ln iJSp Bcvimth at VorCfstarMaas In 1889 the tlo first churoli puritans vero ohn Wfnttwop Sir eighth at MfnnoapfeU8Minn In 1852 lliciara oaiioustau ueorgo rnimps Tne nintn mil meetjat oyracuae a x a in JOUn w0fr October 0and remain In sesslbriunttt T crease iuumor xna pugruns were thp 14th Tho council will bo called to order by Gov William Bradford Gov John Rev Alonzo II Quint of Massachu Carver Gov Edward Winslow William setts who was elected moderator three Brewster Oapt Miles Standlsh and years ago The election of his succes- ¬ John Aldea In Great Britain the Congregational sor will be the first business to como ists are known as Independents De before tho assembly it being a tradi- ¬ tion that no moderator shall serve spite persecution tho denomination has more than ono teririi The othea na ¬ prospered and now has a membership tional officers will probably be re ¬ of over half a million and maintains a elected without opposition They aro number of educational instltutious Secretary Rov U A Ilazen D D of many of which have been placed under treasurer Rev S B government protection Congregational Massachusetts Forbes of Connecticut registrar Rev statistics for tho whole world are as frlelftsnavJuryJ1030 floated Hem Ooatajtloa Is Carried Ti -Sfu additional inatonoca of the ways in which conagions are oproad that ehquld malco us alj thpughtfuL The only case of Bcarle jfeyereyer lopt by this doctor was onoln which the dis ease was communicated by a letter written by a mother in whose family tliero wetOi two casdspf efever to a trjeada hundred rnjles ijvy fffle en to a Ope of the letter- was child as a playtlilng nioh5r severe case pf the fevftr1 iyas contracted by a litUe girl fronl two playmates who had what the doctor called scarlet rash and still another was carried to a family by a carpenter who lived eight miles away whose Httlo children were ailing with scarlatina a disease that the attending physician informed the father was not nearly as catching as scarlet fever lately given his medical brethren some A physician 7yt countryvillagehas We have sold over half a million pounds of Armour I western Homestead and National Bone Meal and wan more so come in quick betore all is gone Fertilizer m 1 gn Their Blfrnuturev We have secured Mr John vS ShalJey in our Harness doprr ment which he has improved in every point and we liar rvv the most complete stock ever carried in in tKe city V TALBOT SADDLES Made 1 Order Harness I A i UJoore of ConnectiSut AccMdlng to tho census report of 1890 the Congregational church In tho United states has a total membership of 612771 divided into 4808 societies and church1 property valued at 43885437 It educational mission and charitable T7ork Is conducted on a liberal jBcalt V follows Churchet iltmbert North America South America Europe Africa Australia Polynesia Total V M0C SO 675000 6000 600 Aula C0000J 85000 25000 80030 1350000 6000 1600 800 403 eoooJ 14250 In one of tho fashionable Kurorte on the Rhine reports a writer in tho Realm he came across some queer en tries in tho visitors book of tho principal hotel One of tho Paris members of the Rothschild family had signed R do Paris It so happened that Baron Oppenheim the well known Cologne banker was tho next arrival and immediately capped the above by signing O de Cologne FORM 3R0 w y fl r v w V V4 30Jivitlf iT 1 H0PK1N S V XLLE EEKTUCKIAN rse ucwKrsre StS tOifr letfhttkfotk JNKMX6S AEOIffilr THINC X- ABOUT 4tu TUKfeltoJWAT as mTSBacham X CondtnA PTION 2 A JT f NEWS ROUND IH THIS COLUMN 1 Pr6m Infancy Mj tila YE3 Account of the fop US ADVANCE piititgR Ternply Toiii iduiK nonce iucenta pertfnei Spe ¬ lt i cfliit mrllue tuoU tiliirlon lauding vcKerflieiQbUM liirnNhed h 211 246 Uopublicaiis jjtwaailjsiwiiMwiiMWiriawg JUUUCltrtC TICKET vi SOUVHAW STREET tRI and 22 scattering v V Jas Hf Barrett committed suicide 22KSm at Lexington while on a spree Conrad Sides a prominent farrnor in his barn near i tj Moyfield registered r 832 IIy rtBt np Keadore ughter wwr troubled with wrof A swelling tormd iu one ot ears and broke open It dis ¬ charged free ly and the MQa br The Wavbttck Jamilyln their new togs whole tilde of 4S Democrats wr I her head be- ¬ i 11 Jor Uouftinnnt Governor JiTTYliKRof Kalton 110 FORD of Uay tVfAiidttot For Treasurer WAT JIAniHtfor Mercer KorHavernor was found dead JNeivport WslkJMk fcj --L Nf TT came affected Die trouDie years auu buo lost the heat ¬ f x conuuueaiea that 1a C NORM A N ot Boone r KeulatcrPoMho Land OinoV CK v For Attorney General J IIKNDRlCKor Fleming For Secretary ofStato HENRYS HALE ol Graves VrSmitof Public Instruction PORTERTlIOMlSONofOweu ptr Commissioner of Agriculture tON UNALLofLouUvlllOy Fir allroad Commissioned KTCHKKDEMPnEYof Hojiklne K A UKX A NDEK of Jefferson I OEM R KBLLAR ot Nlcholai GfiSWANUQofWblfe We lor counties have nominated George eoughed and raised a great deal Wesloy Eazlewood for representative resorted to Hoods Sarsaparllla and after taking six bottles she was great- ¬ T Charlie Vaughnr a balloonist came ly improved Now the Bores are perfectly down ina tree at Henderson and was healed and she has good hearing in that badly hurt though he will recover ear Mbb M Wilkinson Parhath Tonn The Democrats of Green and Tay- ¬ phoid fever she wad VCAlvJtrfSSVii rx ear lelfvery ji ier bu attack of ty vrcsiy- - She ing in IS The registration at Cynthiana was more than last year showing a Democratic gain and a good majority ShelbyvillQJregiatered 264 Derno- crats 322 Republicans aud-7-stated a republican gain of more 761 90 ¬ v hot Is the Only True Blood Purifier promi- ¬ nently In the publlo oyo il bLs for ffi Co Prepared only by O I Hood Apothecaries Lowell Mass U S A Hoods Sarsaparilla V i w r Aunt Jerusha J 1 the Hoods PillxmLr111 POSITIONS GUflRflNTEED ye like the 1I 1 ill 1 li fa W Hi f W M vrrsr Ji 4i United States government to tho under reasonable conditions Do not say It can catalogue of done till you send Magistrate Pembroke District state of Kentucky on war claims since notbeDRAUQHON5 ibr free WML PARKER ll v w PRACTICAL Oct 1 1867 is 149617420 HttMMWIIUHamHWMM Gen Orlando M Poe regarded as Liun spent last week in fukMe44 Botfet the most distinguished engineer offi- ¬ ng the country precincts ot Nnshvllle Tenu cer in the United States army died t ii county principally C the suddenly at his homo in Detroit This College Is stron ply endorsed by bankers and merchants FOUR weeks by Draughons -ru districts We are un- ait method of teachinc bookkepnlnc is eaual to Mrs Sallie W The alt1 tell how he was received Macey residence of was robbed and TWELVE weeks bv the old plan Special ad vantages in ShorthandPanmanship arid Telegat Versailles r information about his cau- - set on fire the occupants barely es raphy Cheap board Open to both sexes HO tsi vacation Enter now Railroad Fare Paid all obtained from second caping t rt HOME STODY hi i Judge Linn dees not fish in especially adaptfi i Lieut Pearr savs he is done with Shorthand and Penmanshipfor Home Study QoMNo 1 S ed to home study Write barrel nor does lie permit Arctic explorim and that if he ever circulars at once o tV tuqkian to slide on his cellar sees the north pole it will be brought to him Lexington losistered heavy Ono even to play in his back i Frankforts registration and yrr uce the late unpleasantness crats 847 Kepublicaus 810 Demo- thousandregisteredeightv nino colored Popu- women and 910 white ie has not even called off the lists 13 Prohibitionists 8 jj women 8161 Democrats and 1020 3l sdniO of his over zealous h 127 Total 1800 Republicans registered inaugurated endurin of the fi Oweusboro registered 790 DemoNewspapers circulate 12010000000 411 the same the Kentuokian crats 510 Republican rv r 173 copies annually aud 30 scattering This is a see him elected and if auy iw There is more Catarrh in this secMrhiud if ours is disposed to sulk Republican gain of 62 and a DemoAnother tion of tho country than all other cratic falling off of 171 lks Achilles in his- tent we call registration will be held to day diseases but together and until the gun n him now to let the dead past insupposed to 300 persons heard Col last few years was great many be Less years bury U dead and to vote an un- - Bradley thanBarbourville when thous- curable Vot a at d ticket This is no time for ands had been expected if Ho spent doctors pronounced it a local disease - much time explaining his conduct at and prescibed local remedies and by up tvniii for There will be oppor- Eminence but never a word as to constantly failing to cure with local that in the future when V treatment pronounced it incurable why he quit the debate V Science bus proven catarrh to be a lion enemy is not drawn up f battle in front of us Prank Robertson a drummer from constitutional disease and therefore There treatment constitutional 3rtR no dut Democrats have to St Louis committed suicide at tho requires Wiuan House Bowling Green Fri Halls Catarrh cure manufactured by in the present crisis for it day by shooting himself in the head P trr Mil J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is WITH THE ELEGANT LIKE O- Fisis That is to vote the He was dead broke and grew de- the only constitutional cure on the niarW It is taken internally in i ticket oven though it cou- - spondent doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonf ul Watches ew personal eueniies It is Neal Smith the colored convict It acts directly on the bood and Bric-a-br- ac r a question of men It is wbooutraged Miss Maggie HenderSilverware Clocks They son near the convict camp at Cole mucous surfaces of the srstem tic principles that demand any Spectacles Goods t Cut City Ga was lynched by a mob of offer one hundred dollars forcircu up port it fails to cure 200 men After being mutilated case and testimonials Send for fijMwrmnwMu Address eyeiseen outside b3E a- large city ALLATUVINGr PRICES several pounds of lead was shot into lars F J CHENEY CO Toledo O leanest calumny the Courier his body JHFSold by druggists 75c Dont fail to see this gorgeous display Eyerybody- - invited has vet snewed out on the 9 - Ji The total registration in Louisville -and loyal1 cqtmtry pres9 of was 86558 which will bo increased visit our toie u I1VE STQCIt MAKKETf y isVthtinsinuatibn that the to about 39000 by the supplemental given to Personal attention The JDemocrats have a inc cunors wuo uuvu jiut registration majority of 4000 The Republicans livk stock toiliiisibV MERpilltNTS Jewelry Hep uig Watch Clocli a ermnnized havebeeu bought BOUKnpN STOCK YABDS are disappointed in the figures but Tfc to continue to hope to carry the citywith the aid silver barons Tjj E emember the place QUOTA1IONS Democratic principles This of scratchors and Democratic bolters rxoDoorA North of J H Anderson Co LodisvilleKt Oct 2 Cattle mblisked on the very day The court of appeals in an opinion Receipts 215 and 5i calves Shipoffice received from the gold by Judge Hazelrigg decides m the Goods Call Iquarters at 52 William St case or J r Jicuermou ana otners vs ments 21 Market ruled verj low HOWE work the citv of Louisville that the board throughout the day all the better k a summary of the JEWELRY of aldermen was elected only for two COMPANY dug tho last few months years and thereupon affirms the re- grades of cattle wne about 10c lower 2 tho free circulation of cent decision of the lower court Un- ¬ but common stuff was fully 25c lower luded than on Monday and extremely dull i pamphlets 1650000 broad der this decision aldermen will be A full clearance could not bo made 8 folded in country papers elected next month The bottom was kuocked out of the Judgp Russell Houston chief of canner trade old cows thin rough 000 plate matter pages and leous documents enough to councel for the Louisvillo z Nash oxen and etc to day prices on that 1 after a mind fully v5c 40c per 100 lb lower otal of 0107000 This work villo railroad diedHeOct SOURCES OF TYPHOID FEVER was bom in The outlook is not encouraging months illness ive been doubled tho eom January 1810 Ho was president of Cmtie Extra shipping Dr Reilly Corrects a Statement lm 1 00 to i 60 but for lnck of hr company for a few months in ixplaining i putcd to Him 3roto4oo flipping Many of these documents 186 and had been connected with tMitbutehcra ffw io 4 00 Tiest Dr Reilly of the health depart- ¬ W to 8 2a FalriPKnortJiutcIieM edUd subsidize the country tho comppuy sjnee 1862 Oniilinon tJ nifdlum butcheM t 0O to 2 0 ment says he did not say as reThin rough stQerapporciHvs and 1 he famous moonshine still run by ported that most of tile typHbid nd tho chauces are that some 7S 1 00 tcJ AJ soalawug OF TBE Tom Blair who was lynched at Good to extra oxn 8 25 to 8 50 fever cases reported to the dopart r as pretentious as the Courier 25 to 2 25 oxen Mount Sterling Ky last iSew Years Cnmmnn to mpdlumto lCOOlh 8 25 to 3 75 ment were imported from northern 10001b Fecderi were also used to do this morning lias been captured in the 1 60 to 3 25 tockers Kentucky and some from the north 1 25 to 2 ry work for the advocates of mountains after five years search by Bulls 2 50 to 560 ern states Veal calves What he did say he Js cted currency reveuue officials 25 00 to CO 00 rjioloo milch cows Sv claims was that the recent in- ¬ 12 00 to 18 00 to good milch cows Fair mmMsm MMtJiaimcQrMHW Incorporated Paducah registered Republicans Hoos Receipts 1062 Shipments crease of typhoidffiver was pjrobably aint praise of the Courier 1072 Democrats 1011 Populists 28 of any other ob due in the absence ji hli HOPKINSVILLE KY 15 non committah 690 Market ruled firm and 5c higher is more damaging to Hardin Prohibitionists best selected medium hoars 425 to vious cause to the seasonal increase if A li opposition of the Post Dem- - 14lJ independent 4tf Aunregistered 80 best heavy packers Si lOto 4 20 of the disease in the rural districts The Democrats have 500 longer read the Post or pay votes that have- a chance to get on and best lights U2Q to 4 25 Al whence it is known many pf the cases come This seasonal increase ation to its ravings On the the books to day The Republicans sold outlook fair -is moxe marked than usual due Hogs Choice paoKlnsandbutili- TnrBSPAV arid the Cotiiier Journal is all registered early QCTOBER 17th 4 10 to i o era 2291b to 800 th probably to the light rainfall ijt the Fair to good racking ISO Jb to rdeu as a Democratic paper r Mrs MaryEsthei R6ynolds widow 4 RO 4 25 to 225 ft- summer months and consequent g on the currency question of Diamond Jo Reynolds tho well- - Good to extra light uo lb tu J80 lowering of the ground water and 4 SO to 4 85 lb ufluence is not entire - gone lcnown Mississipp- - teamjoat man t Fat shouts 120 lb to inn it 4 10 to 4 25 increased pollution of water supplies 10 120 lb to DAY 4KU4 ead it and its haf irted has given 5250000 to tho Chicago Fat shoats 100 to 400 Hi QCTpBJSRl 3 25to 3 7s in country districts Roughs 1B0 lb From alhie pill oq ujpecl tor uiuversitv to f V of itlfi Democrat Sheep and Basibs -- Receipts i2p92 runuingthrough the northernvlialf hhirposes in sue i rmqr as su1Hjl j 5jf ii Market ruedBlbw 6f Kentucky up itito Michigan and r7i re harinlthan jgi coiiimemomw iMouaineQX iter UsShipmentsM95 v Willi uut nvuu ciuiiige prices xiiu i Wisconsin typiiolu fever lias been Z itr IMiV tomes and coihmbu grades are very duL repprted unusually prevalent and of Uiiie will lie Siieeiam Ins Good to exsMp- - 260toJ90 in many localities epidemic during iilngHheeu Xlie largest Turkish turbans are a 2 25to2 50 Fair to od ATURDAV the past mouth People from these 1 50 to 2 00 foot in diameter and one and one Cotrmrn toinedlum QCTOBER 10th lOQto2o- localities ccme to Chicago and de- ¬ Bncks half feet high weighing on account Fxtra Ininb special elect ion for coilgress 3 50to3 7 Kentucky lma 8 00 to 125 velop tho disease which they had IfiincHcoo Fair to good ho Tenth Georgia District of lightness of material not moro 2 50 to 270 Oominon to medium already contracted elsewhere 175 Tnil eiiditoi culls C C Black Democrat de than four or five ouuees As a matter of fact Or Rally hos E Watson PopnliV VAnwwjicixnLrniirCTiviw cwwv HrtJVwxijiiiwjmradcijnwecfc continues tV Lyphoid morality of naj rily The race was o the month j awlcd i vith one year that both parties S exception absolutely zlo lowest of Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U S Govt Report o ruh it over any August sirco 1S83 and relativei ly as lb population dohsidorably thd lowest There is a still more oiinent gentleman from c Uth satisfactory showing in the reduc y n who was in town y tion of the death rate from cholera rly till of the Third party infantum This should be conclu i hiB Btcion would return Jo sive as to the character of out drink- QcraIp party next intmth and nug water It may not be ideally Hardin ML n pure btft there hap ceinainjybeen MYiPULIN r President Secretary condition nothing alarming in Us Ry wnti Teuuesseo day at the nor in its effects on health this sumrC viiisi JSkpoelfion mer except on one or two occasions rJ 5 5 For Circuit Court Judge U C 11 NJJ of galloway than 100 The amount of money paid by the set or my trousers r t say trousers mother say Uncle tmMbinanA Well pa how dol Vvj v SiLAS--Do- n bloom- ¬ il Iff i V V ry 53ToTSS fer sure enough ye hfev bloomed out amazinlv I skeercely knoved ye when I ome in and Silas boy now Yer old dads mighty proud on ye I ye look like a man tell ye and the children too bless their hearts they dont I dont see how these HAPPY looL like the same kids HOME fellers kin build sech stylish clothes fer so little Pears too like HAPPY HOME is the best money njame on earth fer who cud help bein happy with sech lookin family Eh mother ers adk itf Shoe Mammoth Clothing Main St Hopkinsyille Ky non-committ- rtnnmnmtmtmtmmmnimmm non-committ- al Howe Is JOST EWELRY Jo Mow Open For Business Jewelry N DIAMONDS glass Art r f- I j T air lid 20S SOUTH MAIN ST onus for Reliable and Repairing JAS M HOWE FIFTH - 1 MGR w- 4iUUUU4UMiUUUiUiUUiiUUiUUUaiUUU UAL FAIR 1 1 lERISTIAN ROUiSTY FArR go ti 11 H rncfl toibTp i mtm0tuim-mHAir-m-m- s 1895 LIBERAL PREMIUMS 25c jjb galbrbatit r Offet L i tu I Baking ITwvwM in All Depart meats tiggsgs ABBQUOTEfX PUBE ler Three SPEE1D RINS Each Day r tf L v O l r r 7 r i iMHii ypWdF8r JS9fif M itP Ml u tFTit HOKiNstlLLE kMTJOIAN PEOOEEDINGS Continued from first page I JJC 6 rS TlLl W r y ht f w l FREIGHT Vxr WW 2111 JVlllJlUS x T TTTOfTTTTTii X jLjjjjjts FROM JLlJJJLK u PAY X k X at his home 4 Mr Vf m c it of April last in the 38th year of his ago Mr Davis had been for twenty years constantly engaged in teaching and always manifested a willingnei s to perform anytask that might be- - as- ¬ B tw Sl 1 H H B signed him and in every way show 1 l h lK lH h 1 H H ing himself worthy of the profession a xJHBF whicn he so early in life espoused wfl VA H BV Ho was n consistent member of the Christian Church an enthusiastic ad At Less than Wholesale Prices Having bought the entire Furniture Department ofHho Racket Co a vocate of all that tended to advance a i y vw discount I am prepared to sell at less than tho cause of Christ and a devoted L Sunday school leader Therefore bo James Webber Tavis who died in Croftou on the Ctlday jf I I I I I HH I Are gone and well pleased and if you want to tfe well pleased come to Headquarters 438 440 Jefferson street through to Green ave bet Fourth and Fifth where you can geHlie surplus GOTH MATRESSEe- - U sr4 A T JTi S T mm mm My prices cannot be met by anyone This is the first time a bran now stock of furniture has been thrown or death the market at such prices as will be made on this stock Taking into consideration the fact that furniture of all Second That we as a body rof noti teachers imitate whatever of his life kinds has advanced 10 to 20 per cent during the past few months This is a rare opportunity and one that will oe onerea again Boon Remember tne Standi andiCharacter we may have found noble and elevating Zf J G WniouT Chran 1st Resolved That we have sustained a very great loss through his WHOLESALE GLST 1 AT OLD BAPTIST CHURCH MAtfoVBLAINE Gerxbude Keith Minnie King A i FEW SAMPLES OF WHAT Vf ft BAR MIRRORS OUTFITS CHAMBER fc PAR LOR SUITS CARPETS MAT cheapest to the finest that was bought and rentedMnly a small portion of it having been used which we are selling in lots to suit all five days in the week at private mm sale and one day at auction Tuesdays spot cash CHAIRS MOSQUITO BAR SHOWCASED n LlNNIE SnEPABD Dommitifift TINGrS m endless quantity from the MH zSvCarLufactaTers gi3 mm mm mm s I ii FBKSONAIi OOSSI1 I A LADY u SPECIALIST A i of Roanoke Va is Physlolan In New visiting frieuds iu the city Sufforinff York Haa an Exporienoo Mr R S Carter of the country is Max Solomon visiting his family on South Main St 8bo IUOlovca His Aching Head In About i Ton BIlnatM But Did Other Thing as Well In About the Same Time f Miss Jennie Glass is visiting Mrs Otho Graves in Louisville A well known physician who a few Vf carriage W ft i plainly evident that the physician was suffering greatly Is the pain mostly in the back of May Owsley Messrs J C Bourlnnd and Bob your head asked the woman -- w Wilburn the Marion Press were Oh its all over my head in the cityofSunday groaned the physician Miss Clara Essington of Cincinna Lot me feel your pulse Exactly lOaused by a nervous state brought ti has arrived in tho city and will as sist in Mrs Your tongue I department Ada Layues trimming ion by a shock thought so Corroborates my diag-¬ Messrs A T Byars of Trenton nosis and Mack Taliaferro of Guthrie Are 3rou a physician the suf- ¬ were in the city yesterday on busiferer asks ness iNofc in its general sense Im a Mr C E Sullee the Julian mer specialist In neurasthenia Use little c ant has gone hast to buy fall goods was months ago was thrown from his by his horse taking fright at a bicycle on Seventh avenue and who had his head badly hurt was driving on Jerome avenue a few jdays ago says the New York Jour- inal Ha was suddenly taken with violent pains in his head as had in- iterrnittently been the case ever fteoe ho was injured Hestopped atJudge Smiths old place to see If he could not do anything that would afford him relief As he was debating with his lady companion as to what he had better do a well dressed woman with a gripsack entered the parlor and took In the situation at a glance for it Mr R M Conway has returned from Owensboro Mr Jno T Edmunds was slightly better yesterday though he still lies at deaths door Geo Wharton of Cadiz entered Hopkinsville High School yesterday as a boarding pupil Mrs Amelia Lindsay and daughter Miss Myrtie Lindsay of Cadiz are visiting relatives in the city Mr C H Tandy will leave to day for Nashville to resume his dental studies at Vanderbilt Miss Helen Hall who has been at tending the Atlanta exposition for some weeks has returned home Mr and Mrs L C Woods of Shel- ¬ by county are the guests of the fam ily of Mr R M Anderson Mrs Ada Trice Graham is in Louisville on a visit to Mrs Fannie F besides animal magnetism JDont believe in drugs for it You are skeptical of course but Ill agree to cure you in ten minutes Qr forfeit 100 u Ill give you 10 if you cure me in au hour groaned the despairing sufferer The woman made the physician recline in a rocker and close his eyes Then she began to rub his face and hands making a motion as if shak ¬ ing off something from her flngera after each pass Strangely enough In less than five minutes the sufferer began to feel easier and in five minutes more the pain had entirely disappeared The physician forthwith offered the woman a 10 bill but she refused it saying thatsho simply wanted to prove the efficacy of her theory Youd better sit quiet and lean back for about ten minutes so and close your eyes so to prevent a recurrence of the trouble for your nerves need rest and nourishment Take no stimulants better take sedatives Good afternoon And she gracefully bowed herself out Wheres your scarfpin doctor asked the physicians companion Did you take it off Ho felt for It and then exclaimed Robbed byJovel had tlTho pinspecialist 130 got a dia worth mond ta 1000 bill two 20 notes and a railroad pass to dean Assyrian Babylonian Persian Indian Chinese Phoenician anl Carthageuian historiaLs an quoted There is a very rare description ot land caravans and sea caravans lb history of wheat in Greece Romt Antioch and among tho Scythians Celts Gauls Germans Goths Scots Af ioans uJouucl Irish Britons Buildtr- - Peiuviauo and Araeiican Indians finishes tho first part or an The part cient History of Grain called Modern History deals with Venice the Arabs carrying ot wheat to the now world the Philippines the Datch Antwerp and tho great mod ern European and Americau cities Niagara Jt is the publishers desire to present a copy of the woik to every miller grain dealer and iutere3ted party iu Cost of the British Church the United States and all such wish The tptal Income of the Church of ing a free cony should address H England Is about three hundred thou- - Al Greu iVs Co Rialto Building Chipogo 111 sand pounds a week ¬ f Tlio joining lulr and will be absent a week Mr Sal lee will buy largely this season and The Fifth Annual meeting nf the his new goods will begin to arrive in Christian County Fair will be held a few days Oct 17 18 and 19 and preparations Lieut and Mrs W V Bronaugh have been made for a much better fair arrived from Washington Saturday having been summoned on account of than usual The fine crops the inthe critical illness of Mr J T Ed- creased interest and the extra efforts made to improve the various departmunds ments will all help to insure a sucDr J C McDavitt has returded cessful meeting Many special premfrom a lenethv visit to Locrau countv iums have been offered by the rner and has resumed his practice Mrs chants and some fine exhibits are McDavitt has also returned from a promised For particulars and cata- ¬ visit to hdr parents at Allensville Ky logue write to Jno B Galbreath SecWe have received a copy of a retary unique publication called H M Mrs Cecilia E Bailey and her sisGreene fc Cos History of the Grain ter Miss Bertha Eppiughousen iu and the Grain Trade of tho World their concert at the Tabernacle It is printed iu colors and is illustra- Thursday night gave au entertainted with a pictuio some 6000 years ment that was satisfactory in every old from the tombs ofvThebds rep respect Mrs Baileys singing wjs resenting tho ancient Egyptians ele truly enjoyable rind Miss Eppiug vating their wheat into granaries housens recitations were rendered in Tho book covers the prehistoric chap a most charming manner tors of the subject Egyptian Chal committee discharged The Committee on Resolutions through Prof Clardy presented the following snries of resolutions which were adopted 1st Resolved That we the teachers of Christian county assembled in Institute thank tho directors of this building for its use We express our appreciation of the zeal and tact of our Superintendent and for the eji er8T patience ability and skill displayed by our Instructor Prof Bartholomew in conducting tho discussion 2nd Resolved That local taxation would be productive of good attendance of easy grading of better teachers and of higher education in the country schools That unflagging zeal and determination on the part of the teachers to be always progressing will ultimately bring about the desired reforms That we teachers prosecute our work in a professionaland wajr and allow no old fogyism or against new methods to raw us from our purpose That the title Professor as applied to us the teachers in common schools is a misnomer had no worthy significance and should be abolished That we indorse the Reading Circle the grade of examination questions and all other work of State Board calculated to raise the standard of tho teacher That we thank our efficient Secre taries for the faithful performance of their duties That the Institute as a body petition our Superintendent to hold our Institute in October or at least in cool weather Thatjjwe extend our sincere thanks to Prof Pooler and the ladies who so highly entertained us with their music Jno Sollee Chmn U L Claudy Miss Dovie Andehson Miss Kate Guthrie B H West Mrs AlleNj Committee Prof BartLoIcmw in a few brief well chosen words thanked the Institute for the marked attention and courtesy they had shown him M iss Kate McDaniol then congratulated the teachers on the interest manifested as shown by the full attendance the roll showing 90 teachers preset j this included only three not properly belonging to the country schools The Institute then adjourned sine die Thus ended one of the most en thusiastic gatherings of teachers held here for some time B E Thom Seuy Carrie A Wood Ass t Sec y l up-to-da- te The report was adopted and the Bed SvrirtgS woven wire 1 Bedsteads full size 125 Bureau full size S89 Chairs as cheap as 80e Hardwood Wardrobe 650 Rock- ing Chairs 65c Jj Tin Kitchen Safe 1 59 Bed Boom Suit 8 FYs 9501 food Cotton Top Mattress 1 50 Cots 85c c m OFFER YOU WHILE THIS STOCK LASTSJ K A TT WALL j5Cop3sirLST7 Ille IZZ y BY PHONE Business House No 18 Residence 101 2 IHESEESSiSSEKS AS CHEAP AS Well just come and see how cheap they are HABNESS SADDLES BEIDLES Jst to suit you An elegant iine of Lap Robes opened now Every thing you can need we have t 1 E Yost Co y On OrexiiJ3L Wec3 raesda37 and Tlxuxsda37 OctoToer Stlx 1 Otn If you want to see the largest and most beatitiiuJ STOCK ever placed on exhibition in this city attend the opening of - DRY GOOOS Co r p Ji Eichards 2 i About our line of N x t am we feel sure will be appreciated ZFsill Olotlxim by all lovers of good diess I 1 T fr tin 1 f Awarded Honors Worlds Fair Highest DR Man This is an opportunity that he will not miss We fee confident in tho assertion that not a house in Kentucky can show a finer line of Clotliihe HatS and Furnishings Wo Feel that tho above CREAM ti mm to insure a visit from you MOVT PERFECT MADE pu- - OrapQ Creqm of TartAx Powcr Fiee rxii An tioms Alum t any other atfultefatvt nrS j j COX BOULWARE s JO YEARS THE STANDARD SSsG X 4 it iV n What is ymmI and his babln wm loaded with tSf honor Uin table unci th flnost oastta in t were craukod for his twardH nmi ii iiwvtirit ovffShie larr Jibe 0rjniRMajrprhM idea V A ObJet Umkhw tr T original mia I IfAiCil ill UVf 1 PaV Castoria is Dr Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infanta and Children It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotio substance It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor Oil It is Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty yc s use by Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and ally foYcrlshneas Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castori relievos teething troubles cures constipation and flatulency Casfjoria assimilates the food regulates tho stomach and bowels giving- healthy and natural sleep Ca- tdria is th Childrens Panacea tho Mothers Friend intttaad of nti ordinary restaurateur Of oourse Fcltur could not understand hut he took all that was offered and made the best of tho situation Finally the destination of the vessel was reached and tho passengers wea landed Our friend from thqlsenatoroa t taurant found a delegation of tho principal citizens and municipal authorities on hand to meet him Tho maybr seized him cordially by tho hand and insisted that Felter mast make his homo with him during his stay His astonishment Increased but ho ao cepted all f without asking questions but not without some trepidation On lu faet heVwas treated as if he w some great hcroermau of prominendo I tKl JL C4 wij If A I l away from the ooait arc at a disadvantage inasmuch as whatever knowledgo they may have of military progress thly cannot but have vague Ideas of what Is being done in modeiin naval war1 tactics He has had an lneplpu3model Constructed meas ¬ uring 13 feet by 2 3 4 feet the uppr part of which represents the deck bf a great Konig Wilhelro Everything Is complete the ringing a siren a searchlight a number of revolving giineaebcapablo of fir- ¬ ing twenty she shots in succession flag signal apparatus lifeboats etc All thqse are operated by electricity When d button Is pressed the signal lanterns begin to blazeTockets ap sent up the beam of the seurchllght Sashes around and ttfe guns go off Orders have beenglven for the con iSructlon of sixteen battleships for the purjjoso of gvlng the Inland population somo practical ideas of the doings of tho navy who man-of-war thlnkr ilvifar ltthoMMshli on many Ihlng poorie Be 0BHMHHIHnHH Jffl The Main Street A a xA FUkNITURE Dealer Compl8teand Beautiful 8tock on baud all at LOPlDasli RGUi yatt iltmeut acuMiv tiMtmt tUr ABSOlJUTELYPURE TOOT Bed room Suits SWEET WPftfWL 1 CIGARETTE Mm A Solid Oah Suit for rtsrttfcejvtt f TIhm MOIHCt6LotTrJrAM AkitbTHEft Y HAS FUNERAL f t-- r- Fine H6fee PbrSal DIRECTOR Castoria eflt Castoria It an cxctllemt medietas for chil ¬ Castoria Is so well adapted to children that dren Mothers have repeatedly told tneofiU I recommend it osVnperior to any prescription ood upoa their children known to me Dr O C Osooos It A Arcibk 21 D Lowell Mass in So Oziord St Brooklyn N V M Castoria la the best remedy for children of ¬ Our which Z ant acquainted I hope the day Is not ment physicians In the childrens depart have fer distant when mothers will consider the ence in theirspoken highly of their expert outside practice with Castoria Teal interest of their children and use Castoria we only have among our instead of the various quack nostrums which and although medical what is known as arc destroying their loved ones by forcing products supplies are free to confess regular yet we that the opium morphine soothing syrup nnd other merits of Castoria has won us to look with hurtful agents down their throats thereby favor upon It sending them to premature graves Dispensary United Hospital Castoria i i Dr J P KlNCHELOE and Conway Ark Aixsx C Surra Pret Boston Mass Tho Centaur Company 77 Murray Street New York City SOME CAPITAL ST0E1ES CFry Gives Away tho Secret of a Dors Smartness JUxshnU Jewells Dlsllko or Whisky How A Cockroach Wrecked a Vessel Funny Mlstako of a German t Town Board Special Washington fitter For many years on Pennsylvania a ve- ¬ nae there has been seen a man wear lng a silk hat and carrying in his arms black-and-ta- j P n dog no larger than a whilo he leads another somewhat ger by a string about tho hotel lob s by day and bynighl Ho is a dog sancier and has made money out of his conceit The larger dog is possessed of a degree of intelligence far above the fbrnte creation His owner claims that fhe can add figures and as proof of the assertion asks him for the total of two tawnerals when the dog promptly and hardly dare to ask the president to bo his guest although ho would very Oh much like to send him a lunch pshaw said old Zach go ask him in So the sergeant-at-arm- s ho will come went to tho presidents room and invited him to step in and havo a little lunch Chandler met Grant at tho door and escorted him into tho room Tho invitation to tho president included tho members of tho cabinet all of whom came in The last to como was Marshall Jewell Jewell was thirsty and first wanted a glass of water so ho stepped up to the water tank which stood near the marble wash basin and picking up a glass ho found there suddenly oxclaimed Theres been whisky in this glass and proceeded to rinse it again and again and then as he turned the ice cold water into it re- ¬ marked I hato whiskyt and I might also say that I hate any man who drinks it Grant had drunk from that glass and this may be one of the incidents which gradually formed in President Grants a mind prejudice against Gen Jewell the outcome of which was peremptory dismissal from his tho cabinet Tho postmaster gen cral had what most men would regard as profound reason and right to say what he did in regard to the use of intoxicating liquor fort although he never u sed it himself in any form it was the cause of great domestic sorrow and misfortune to him as thoso familiar with tho history of the household well know Veitel Wrecked by a Cockroach u the office of an official of tho coast f r i i trr whilo a newspaper man was seeking an item of public interest a small roach rushed from under some papers lu uiu nnudio ot a LiUer i i gazed inquiringly into his face These paper roaches grow very impudent and when you mako up your mind to resent it they skip out like a flash This parSMART DOO A ticular roach is quite a pet Now - von wouldnt think a roach important cnrreotlv hsrlrc tho iri id ii juaolul On tho forms other remarkable feats and it is would said tl newspaper man idifficult to understand hisuptitude and contiary tho roach Is thu most self important brightness The man who owns him claims that he has refused three offers creature I know of and this one bJ- of 3000 for the dog made by show ways wants to divide time With Ttmy Pnani imcu uiM j 1 av vluou w wrecked lu dared that he would pay evr- - more I know than that amouu for him As a mat- - a vessel in which several lives were lost i ter of fact tho dog has proportionately iand thousands of dollars You were personally ac Indeed dc iter orains man ms master tie knows that unless he barks as long aa quainted with the roach Was it John his masters erf is fixed upon him ho the shipbuilder Oh no there is no joke about this will be ueaten and kicked almost to death Therefore when his master Ill tell you We furnish charts of the who is sometimes sober talkincr with coast These charts are Illuminated his back to tho dog says Jack how with buoys lighthouses eta Now tho many are five times five the dog New England coast is pretty rocky and knows no more than a stone what is reefy and the bars and rocks are wanted of him but when he sees his marked by buoys represented on the iblecr eyed master turning around and charts by colored inks One day a Yan ¬ glaring at him he commences to bark kee skipper was smashed to pieces on a Just as he concludes his twenty fifth rock and raised a terrible row about bark his master turns with a smile to the hidden reef not being laid down on tho crowd and the dog quite barking the chart The latter camo bock to pur Everybody thinks that the dog Is a office and an Investigation demon ¬ mathematician but the master knows strated tho fact that tho roaches had that he Is a fakir and the dog evidently gained access to tho ships papers and somo particular roach had eaten off tho fluspects It buoy bo smoothly it could only bo de ¬ nated Whlky Worse Thun folaon tected with a glass by those who knew Ex Senator Kellogg of Louisiana where It ought to be There was 6omu who knowB all about recent history of thing dtveet m this ink Si pee that the public affairs tayk that when John R chartsaro kept In tin cubeFrench was sergeant at arms of the ft Fetters Glorinun Trip to Germany senate during the closing hours of a n Once upon a time a session of congress lie prepared an named Foltcr was keeper of tho elaborate lunch in his private office for the convenience of the tenatons who Benate restaurant During a congres- ¬ rcro much fatigued by the long night sional vacation ho concluded to visit f Among thoso who came In his relatives In Germany and uatnrally session ywcro Zack Chandler Matt Carpenter applied to Jim Crlsty the deptry for transportation rare old McCreary Roscoe Conkling scrgeant-at-ann- s the ocean In duo time tho desff i isnd a dozen others to whom a glass of across passes rgg- 3 were forthcoming and iwino was not at all disagreeable After sired tfjthe senators had been helping them- - Felter pocketed I hem In high glee A fiV ihIvao n tM ltinfih for Iin linnr nr -- rv few weeks later ho packed Ids trunks -- fi tUvCnanaier suuueniy reraarKeu to Tencn and started for Iloboken where lie em ¬ The president is to his room and I barked on board of one of tho German H dont believe ne nas naa any t tunc to line steamers Felter showed ids pa mt to night How would it do to ask pers to tho captain and was at once JilKjiahere Mr French said ho would rtcoived with open arms lie was a3- survey I vvut An Old Mans Counsel Mr Monroe Davidson of Greenville Ga says May 21st 1895 I have used Royal Germetiler for kidney Mtrliil HlMl troubles from which I have suffered 1 from boyhood It gave me relief in a few days and is the only medicine that has ever given me permauent re lief I tako pleasure in recommend- ¬ ing it to any one suffering from nay kind of kidney trouble I believe it is tho best thing that old people can EVERYTHING CAME III8 WAY use for debility and nervousness tho second day of his stay in the town New package large bottle 108 doses he was banqueted by tho city and SI For Bale by R 0 Hardwick askedfor a speech Ho complied to the best of his ability and in response to Many cattle have been poisoned in requests explained as well as ho could Western Kansas from eating second tho workings of tho government of tho growth sorghum cane greatest republic on earth But ho was anxious to get away to his friends and No Symptoms of Erysipelas also to solve tho riddle of his wonderMy mother was in such a conditful reception At last ho mot an old friend whoso first greeting was the ion that tho least cut or scratch would German for Why Felter what sort cause erysipelas in its worst form of a racket aro you playing on them She concluded to try Hoods Sarsapa Felter asked for an explanation pro rilht and she has not felt any symp fessing to ljo in the dark as to tho toms of erysipelas since Bhe began meaning of his friends inquiry lie taking it She cannot say enough in explained Dont you know that these prai6e of Hoods Saroaparilla Mas peoplo think you aro a United State3 R C Smpth Shellyville Ky senator Tho steamship peoplo an ndunccd tho arrival of Senator Foltcr biliousness indiHoods and our townsmen have attempted to gestion Pills cure receive you with the honor which they consider duo your station This was English Election Mothods enough for Felter In half an hour he left the town and ho never reentered Rider Haggards protest agalqst it When he had concluded his visit he the seating of his successful rival started for home by another lino of steamers and paid his faro llko a gentle ¬ may lead to some interesting dis- ¬ man closures He declares ibati the elec- ¬ tion was carried by the radicals by Deadheadlsm Is Dying Oat means of violence and tnat Lord The days of big freo lunches by the sergeant-at-arm- s of the senate and free Wodehouse a radloal leader not transportation everywhere for all sen only used foul and illegal language ate officials and employes has become but actually led a gang ot ruffians a reminiscence Those affairs were all In a physical assault upon the speak ¬ paid for by tho money of the people ers at a Unionist neetingf lLord and considerable extravagance was in ¬ Wodehouse Is tHe son of- - the earl bf dulged in by everybody The tlnie Ktmberley and It will be remem- ¬ camo however when tho facta became bered that In Jess and bther bf apparent to the general public and tile result was carefulness and honesty In his African romances Mr Haggard the expenditure of public funds For severely criticises tho blundering many years after tho civil war there British policy In the Transvaal and was a great degree of lavishness In tho elsewhere for which the earl was management of public funds Hio responsible Hence Lord Wode- long continued war not only brought houses animosity against Mr Hagpoverty td the masses but it brought wealth to the classes That has been gard the history of every country that has Coffin on a Trolley Car engaged in war Tho government is to day economically administered ndt An unusual sight was witnessed only In the executive but also in the on a Brooklyn trolley car heading legislative branch There are no longer An employe of kings of the lobby notoriously swag toward a cemetery a well known undertaker was seen gering about the capitol displaylug uch wealth aud influencing legisla canning the body of a baby In a tion which will further enrich them coffin which was wrapped in a A new generation has grown up since blanket on the car There was con- ¬ tho civil war and they have chosen siderable excitement among tho new representatives in both houses of but no at Vi awhile Moreover the moral tone of pa5 congress tempt on tho part of the conductor the country has been wor ele was tuJu o culled ua additional vated aud tho efTc ih seen here more noticeably4 anywhere else in tho fare This is the cheapest funeral Bvrrii D Fny land on record iW5M1 1 t hTe decidqd to offer my young horse Willis for salr Foiia years old second last Mr J J Vn- Juneisblftck1TlthwhTtofeet Clere had mm in training six treeis rtctnwy me me lolloping jeuer and writes AumiaL9thlS9S in answer to your Inquiry with reference to I hare ndt hod a your horse will ay this norst OU my irC HUH Jfrar fciiw ouuncu uiuiu sneed than hedld from hen- ver deedheiinprvVeilriHI i quit Ihaveliolu tnewutcn on mm ana seen him trot miles In 2 18 and quarters at a much faster gait Have seen him trot one oJghth In 20 seconds time after time with appaent caso and perfectly within himself I do not know of a jouna horse anywhere that shows as muchpromlsoforafast trotter as your horce His disposition Is perfect any lady or child Not can handle him with perfect safety afraid of anything Ho wlil ho fast as any and Ill good hands Is capable of gameto thecore tOKingavery lowmar JohnTVajClbvb Tho folowlng letter fron the trainer August Dili 1693 Your horse Is lfiJi hands high and will weigh l050pouncls training condition but Inroad horeenrd r 1100 pounds Is a well pornnrtlnnnri linrsfi nnd Rafe for BHV one to drive unusually clever for a younghorse I took the wcejku uorse periecwy grecnunu wuu hnnilllnrrrirntrn film nnftnf Ihth of D mllf at a 210 gait and could have driven him faster had tho trnckbeen good Your horso with any kind of chance will develop into a horse that will beat witn an ease a vv gaii incre jb something remarkable about your horse every tlmo I work him ho shows an Increase in annpd Elijah Bills Trainer I do not ask an exorbitant price for my any perfon wishing to purchase colt and to undeveloped speed and remarkably fine dispo sition witngooanamis i win giaaiy iuiuisu 8 N Vail pedigree and price Cor Seventh and Liberty Bts Hopkinsville Ky ote Mm irsdn icnv Entirely now and first olaas In all 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Ark will welcome the sick and af nipil at Ills Ofllnft when onnniiltuHnn urttt uu uJ the ITost Successful DoetorV ot the pressn age is cordially Invited All will receive kind and honorable trt tment And permanent cures guarantcou In every case undertaken Attorney at Law Office Weberstreet rearof Court Home v 1 Collfotlono aSpooiltv Hopkinsville Ky i I t p Tnvy as 1 I tiLtk hat is four ounces A weight of an Encrllsh 8tovn Pipe 0n M S MERRIWKTHER r nrr UUIIU PV Curious Escape A LADY Who I the trackThe engine moving slow- ¬ ly had pushed the tot between the ties where it lay until the tencars had passed over it With the ex- ¬ ception of a slight bruise on the shoulder caused probably by the pilot of the engine the child was un- ¬ A freight train made up of ten cars was side tracked near Wood- ¬ stock Ky tho other morning to al- ¬ low a passenger train to pass Just after It stopped Conductor Frank Morris saw something moving be- ¬ tween the ties over which the cars had passed He went back to In- ¬ vestigate and found to his amaze- ¬ d ment an child The little one belonged to Parmer Jenkins and bad crawled out upon eighteen-months-ol- suffered death almost ACos Office In Dr Matthew Henry Kollook Treats - T SsecesejullT All C Dentist Standing Disctrt8 Summers Building over Bassett ClanwYl DypepI Bronchitis CrOrA1 Asthma treated by latest hospltalmethods nopUnsvllleKr Late of Louisville WITH SICK HEADACHE NDREW SEARQENTM D Blood and It Relieves Neuralgia Fains Every Time and Is a Curtain CureforiftlExaaperatlngGrlp t Physician and Surgeon Offloe Fifth and Main Streets Hopkinsville Ky 5 injured Ntw Slanjj Pliraae There was a young Englishman stopping in Philadelphia and one morning ne ovcriieiu i one of the members of the club V another how Ohl outoi ight was the he felt response ine JMiglishman made a mental note of this and determined to get it off himself at the first opportunity The next day he met a friend who offered the usual salutation The Englishmans face broad ¬ ened into a grin Striking an atti ¬ Ohl you cawnt tude bo exclaimed see me old chap you cawnt see me A German-America- f say that my wife suffered death with sick headache for years and the Electropoise has almost cured hor It relieves neuralgic pains every time and I do not doubt but thnt persistent use will entirely cure that trouble I have used it for or- wers on our children of 3 to 6 r o b with most marked sue- 1 CO hours usually re- SI ng in a aeciaea cure for myself I have had occasion eat for a violent attack of la r- - uoce it up completely in ht hours an hours treat jally between the eves and ai nr t troatment at high power on nulet nd continued through the lay uid tho work Tho Elec irfo ih tho sovereign remedy for unci all forms of prostration c overwork Yours very truly B B Sanders 1 I will Court Room Sores Pimples Scofula Tumors Ecrtma Dicers SYPIIlilS andall troubles arising opposite City MUUl u fXlllf ai Ul UJQ UiOUU Drbaintlv ana compeieiy eraaicaiea foriTir frnm tho ease kin Dis- ¬ X synemretorinseiun anttpurity TlephoneNo nUHHWALLACE Physician and Ssrgeon OFFlCEup stairs opposite Telephone office -corner tffnth nnd liafn Residence cornfer JES Syphilis Oleit Strict tfreVajWucele Hydi Mlu and Sereqtoenth ieTendere sweakiiessror Organs Pil HopkiDsvllle Ky Fistula quickly cured without pain oa deten mi torn builnaiar Weakbackf frequent ahd burning urine dis ¬ eases qfth bladder qf both sexes promptly and safely cutfd T CirHad wlH receive special and careful O treatment for all their many ailments Sidney and Uriirary iJClUit Private Disease 4 JCNIUSCMoDAVIlT Dentist Office Hopkinsville over Kellys Jewelry Store Ky3C- - W nSKERRITT I Painter and Paper Hanger est Prices SHOP 8th street next to Wf ALL WORK Done with Neatness and Dispatch and D at Low Renrc office HoDlclnsville Ky W GRA 4 nddresj BI3 terms 10 cash for four monMi with o tn purchase by nying 117 60 ttddition- e expiration of four moiiihx t Klettrupolse book of particulars free I Proprietor of First Nntionnl Barber Shop 25c of Energy andConfldepce the dreadful effects of Early Vice which brings Organlo Weakness unfitting One for business study or enjoyment of life treated with never failing suocess On examination the urinary deposit a ropy sedi ment will bfton be fauna and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear or the color will be of a thin mllklih hue again changing to a dark and turbid appearance Thero aro many men who die of this difficulty ignorant of the cause which Is tho second stage of Seminal Weakness The doctor will guarantee a perfect cure in all ouch cases and a healthy restoration of the genltureurinary oruaiiH WRITE your troubles If living away from the city Von can bo cured at homo by corres ¬ pondence Absolute secreoy In all profes- ¬ sional dealings and medlclno sent secure from observation Testimonials of patients are never published Bank refcrencps responsibility cheerful n Address Debility Nervous Melancholy Dlztlness SJffii tlons Impotenoy Loss tdil DUBOIS FOURTH WEBB AVENUE LocwyiLLs Kentdcky ShavlnglOoShamppolng 2o Hair Cutting Nothlugbut llrst class work and in the latest fashion Hopkinsville Ky Kext door to First National Bank Dr Kollock 613 QhTiqli Street 2- - t V t3 tw J f iiiiihi T Tttt ji-- juJzij r 7 J- n c iWH TT KTirtA Wf rwj C i 0 PHrH WWM iW0tefPl i m ti r- JMfcyOwiy I ii nw mi Circuit fcwi Directory Twos First Monday 1m February term three weeks thlri MoBdy In Majr termiwo weekapr Monday is September term thre weekY TO ESCAPED tour era six Chxisti wee Fourth Monday In February lew first Monday In June term Monday In September oond Monday in April term rs Monasv u August term two weeksj necond Monday in Korember term throe weeks Lton First Monday In May term two weeks flrat Monday In Aiigusfr ierarjstwff weeks flrn t Monnday l December term two weeks fpfetoWAi thife woeki Di Kollock in Nashville Regular Graduate and Registered rhyslclari Formerly Asilstabt Qurgeon U 8 Nary after ¬ wards Post Surgeon U S Army and later Surgeon British Marine Serrlee with two years experience as physician at Hot Springs Anc Indorsed by tho Encyclopradla Byl- anlca Vol X page 185 the largest and tMi Important work In the world bein in mrso wenty flTe Yolumes each the sire oi church Bible He Is noted as the dlsooyerer ot tho actlre principle of gelsemlnum a speci ¬ fic for neuralgia of the 1 aoe and womb Cures vaiarra orpaius juost jmuuuuu -- u uvt JDeouity The Dootor nas oeu world and has made mrny cures given up by other physlelans Yendome Bulldlnsr Japan exports matches A Soohd Livkb Maxes 71 r a Well Man constipated or etc If you have any of these symptoms your Jiyer is out of order and your blood is slowly being poisoned because your blood does not act properly Herbine will cure any disorder of the liver stomach or bowels It has no equal as a liver medicine Price 75 cents Freq trial bottles at R 0 Hardwicks drug store troubledwitb4aundice sickheadacho bad taste in mouth foul breath coat ed tongue dyspepsia indigestion hot dry skin pain in back and between the shoulders chills and fever Are you bilious INVESTIGATED BY THE TEXAS J iPalnful Form CHRISTIAN ADVbCATE AMD V4jfi no vi unrimrn tad dv w n MK IMKII 1 HFMFnY WHinH Yuuvvncu run ui A Commercial Traveler Tells a Story of I Jfh H STANSBURY INSURE SAFETY TO LIFE SfcHrtUnjr Advontnro Ills Hero Won- From the Texo Cliruwn Advocate dors Nine Days In tho Wilderness OF MOTHER AND CHILD Our representative has made a careful in Drulflod and Hungry Tcatigatlon of tho II 12 Spaulding case at sXqngvlew which is here published for the will be read with first time Ira P Smith commercial agent of v great intei estand which Men eyerrwhere bj medical the hprthTnnd south roadj roturned inrepiT to me Lnrtman Advocates quel 088 CONFINEMENT OF T8 PAIN recently from a trfp along tho line f tiofas Mr Spauldinga said f AboutI eight years HOnnOR AND RISK r ago while running locomotive Hetel9ai3lory which verifies says Sciatic rheumatism in bit left sidecontracted from my My wifo wsed only two bottles be tho Arizona Republican the say hip down It camo on slow but sure and in Was easily and quickly relieved is now ing Ahat truth is stranger than a few months I lost control entirely of that member it was just the same as if it was uomg spienaiaiy paralyzed I was totally unable to more sut fiction SoMpnToiT Harlppr N C a year and a half While ho was going to Ash Fork a of my room for time was bed ridden six Sent by express or mall on receipt of price moptbsof which I 100 per bottle Book TO MOTHERS youngmanstepppd aboard the train tried every remedy suggested and had reguI ¬ mailed froo physicians in constant attendance on ni Jereme Junction who looked like lar I was bundled BB1MIELD SMDUTOB GA me thetfscnd edUloibf RlpTtm Win- - J3pringi where I spent up and sent to Hot three months under rlde line fijfcrauge and uncouth bpfrUr fiht treatment of the roost eminent special did me no waa unaouoteaiT young out nis iace ists all of which the springs good and I BABlES Orj BrCyCUES came back from in a was pinched and drawn with hun ¬ condition than when I wot I came worst home H Looks Pretty Bui It Is a Danger ger and his eyes large and haggard and laid flat on my back and suffered ot Practlco in clothes bung about hlm Jy the most excruciating agenies screamingthe pajn every time anybody walked across Biding along Boyltreet theloibci epireOe vnuetno ttesh that showed room the only ease I obtained being from After thre through tho rents was laoerated and the constant use ef opiate man with a child not over two years bruleod The aspect of the young months of this kind of agony during whioh time my entire left leg perished away old sitting ioontetitedly in an extra man waa one to excite pity Mr vo mo very iraoi wrmnuwiu nu uauoa io Boat which had been fastened on the Stnitb spoke to the young man and a new remedy called Dr Williams Pink frame in front of tho regular seat Baked him the cause of his forlorn Fills for Fale People by Mr Allison who is now train dispatcher at Texarkana and Tho child and the young man ap¬ appearance who was relieved of locomotor ataxia of1 peared tp and exJg follow stated that near- ¬ twenty years duration -- At his urgent give jatPhpyoung solicitation I consented niensely and attracted much atten¬ ly fcIiVee weeks ago he and anotheij repeated trial after taking a few to dotes I them tion from pedestriajasu The llfcilo young mad named Kennedy left began a Improve I continued taking the to ones feet fitted snugly intoo fVamo Wlllams to go to Jerome to get work pills and kept rizht on improving until I My leg is just was support and its hands rested on the in tho mines Not haying an abund ¬ size finallyascured other oDemu i the same now am sure the handlebar Altogether it appeared ance of money they concluded to thai Pink Pills not only curcd me but saved 10NG fWIVES 4 THE BEAK A Miracle in Texas Only to Meet Suffering In a More CERULEAN j SPRINGS iUdtlieWlrienil J This famous health and pleasure resort tho oldestffhT jjVestern Kentucky is situated on tho 0 V Railroad li miles from PrihcefonandlG miles from Hopkinsville and is open the year round SIX TRAINS DAILY THE HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS ARE UNSURPASSED T W GUNN Ttlqq Coiintv Keixfrucky 00Maers in ujphur and Chalybeate Water Abundance Temperature of Sulphur Water 56 degrees flowing from a bod nd neva failing spring AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN STRING BA0 QN HAND Rates reasonable and made known oh application Address Managers For Descridtiye Pamphlet and full paHicfujjitfs TOM P MAJOR Late of ClarltsvllIeTenn tC0XUlIi jurjeVfeaapanow open S D Late of tilvens Steadier fcO HEADLEY Jb J1 MAJOR TOBACCO WAREHOUSE PROPRIETORS - - No 1025 West Main Street 1845 jjjdghnj TOM P MAJOR CO- - Louisyille Ky 1895 If it should the man could pos- ¬ Obamborlalna Eye and Sklu Ointment sibly get out of the wreck all right Is unequalled for Eczema Tetter Salt but the child would not bo so forEheum Scald Head Sore Nipples Chapped tunate It would be almost Impos- ¬ Hands Itching Piles Burns Frost Bites sible for a rider to take care of a ChrenicSoro Eyes and Granulated EyoLids For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box child should the bicycle get Into a smash up It would bo all bo could TOHOEaBWEras t do to look out for himself For1 putting ahorse in a fine healthy con¬ ¬ just as well satisfied and looked to be as safe as if in a buggy or other vehicle says a Florida Tirqes Union reporter but more than one person remarked Just suppose the bicycle should strike something and turn over dition try Dn Cadyfl Condition Powders They tone up the system aid digestion cure loss of appetite1 relieve constipation correct kidney disorders and destroy worms giving new life to an old or over worked horse 26 cents per package For sale by druggists lmmi0ratioAis Increasing When When When When Baby waa rick wo gT her Costoria J aho was a Child she cried for Castoria eho became Miss aha clung to Castoria she had Children she gare them Castoria Hoods Sarsaparilla If will them strength and health blood7 purified jjjrdwmenneed to have their by give nd- - enriched New YorkfioVsts a snake farm r- This Annapolis Md Apl 16 1894 I have used Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatism and found it to be all that is claimed forit I believe it to be all that is claimed for it I believe it to be the best remedy for rheumatism and deep seated muscular pains on the market and cheerfully recommend it to the public Jno Gr Bkooks dealer in boots shoes etc No 18 Main St AL0 READ TIIIS Mechanicsville St Mary County Md I sold a bottle of Chamberlains Rain Balm to a man who had been suffering with rheumatism for several made him a well man A Jears It For sale at 50 cents per MgGill bottle by R C Hardwick druggist If Tbodbled With RhedmatismRead Patent en Perpetual Motion It is said that once shortly before the War the patent office did Inad- ¬ vertently grant a patent for a per- ¬ petual motion machine but that is the only case of the sort on file and the model thereof has never worked any better than Its successors Ballards Horehound Sxrup We guarantee this to be the best Cough Syrup manufactured in the whole wide world This is saying- a great deal but it is true1 i FpE con- ¬ sumption coughs colds sorp throat sore chest pneumoniti bronchitis asthma croup whooping ctfugh and all diseases of the throat and lungs we positively guarantee Ballards Bpfehound Syrup to bp without an equal on the whole face of the globe In support of this statement we refer to every inOividufil who has ever used it and to every druggist who has ever sum h oucn eviueucoia muispuui- ble Free trial bottle at li U Jttard wicks drug store A Great Falls Mont suffered a vere loss from fire on Sept 27 se- ¬ St Joseph Mo- expects SI gas The Darlington Wis Journal says editoriallyof a popular patent medi- ¬ cine We know from experience that Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is all that is claimed for it as on two occasions it stopped excruciating pain and possibly saved us from an untimely grave We would not rest easy over night without it in the house This remedy undoubtedly saves more pain and suffering than any other medicine In the world Every family should keep it in the house for it is sure to bo needed sooner or later For sale by R C Hardwick druggist walk tho entire distance They ex- ¬ perienced nothing out of the ordina- ry until the third day on the trip On that day about noon they were descending a mountain when a com- ¬ motion in their rear caused them to look around and to their horror they beheld a largo cinnamon bear To think making dlreotly forthem was to act and the young man who tells the adventure dropped to tho ground and rolled down the hill over brush cactus and stones to an arroya below When he arrived at the bottom ho was nearly insensible from hiscontact with the stones and cacti He painfully picked himself up ud could1 distinguish tho agonis ¬ ing cries of Kbnnedy on tho hll above and ho feltcertaln his com ¬ panion was in the dutches of tho animal The crlos soon ceased and the young man set to work picking tho caotua points that literally covored his person Tho process was siow and tedious and attended iwltbi great agony After he hadirid himself of the cactus points ho literally covered the wounds vHth mud to keep down tho Inflammation and started up tho arroya Each succeeding day brought him no sign of a human habitation and his lacerations made progress slow He subsisted on berries and tho fruit of the cactus which ho suckedto obtain moisture when water was not to be found Each nightie lay down thinking it was hla last on earth but would awaken In the morning stiff from his bruises and weak from hunger but he staggered on and on the ninth day struck Jerome Junotion more dead than alive t - by life Ins0re in the Old Reliable- - The reporter next visited Dr CH Stanu bury a graduate of one of the mrdicalj schools of Kentucky and a man who enjoys the confidence ofeverybody in Longviejv I know that Mr Spaulding had He said a terribly severe attack of sciatic rheumatism of which I tried to euro him used every thing known to my profession in vain and finally recommended him to go to Hot Springs He came back from the springs worse than when he went aud I thought It was only a raater of time until his heart vould be affected and he would die I also know that his cure is tho direct result of the ua of Dr Williams Pink Pills That is ratheran unusual statement for a regular physician to make doctor I know it is but a fact is a fact and therodare hundreds of people right here In Xongvlew who knw what I say is the truth I also know Mr Allison and know that he was relieved of a genuine and severe case of looomotor ataxia of twenty years standing MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY 1st 1895 CO AMZI t0DD President Total Assets January t 652830 137 66131662 Paid Policy Holders since organization Surplus Former N Y Standard 67283 Losses paid In Kentucky over 80000 After second year GUARANTEED C 4SH SURRENDER VALUES on life and endowment policies INCONTE8TIBLE CASH LOANS made on assignable policies In caseoflapseno FORFBITURE policy Is continued In force FOR FULL AMOUNT by the reserve or If pre ferred to the purchase of a paid up poller No restrictions as to RESIDENCE or OCCUPA- ¬ TION FW II W THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired SMITH CO State Agents 542 West Main street Louisville Ky CALLIS WALLACE local Agents HOPKINVILLE KENTUOKY I Formerly with Alexander T Grant Propr IWMH V I V II I E BBaldwin fCIerks B T Grant Deciphering an Abbreviation Heros a letter fpr pujrout B K said onorostal clerk to another What do you suppose B K stands for Not British Columbia surely That stands for Bleeding Kansas It was sent to the Sunflower statcJudgo Even Up ARLINGTON HOTEL BEAS0N0NBLL RATES CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN No roplied tho man addressed STBEET LiCl IJ 1 Vi ll L K -5 BAR BARBER SHOPk lftLNHUJftKX3E3KJLJS rBOTANDCpLDJBATHS TOT T ML-- Y Ethel Singleton But tell mo dear doeeaman got really angry every time he comes home and finds dinner isnt ready Yes just Mrs Benedict sweetly about aa angry as a woman gets every time sho has it ready and ho doesnt come homo Puck At mtdnlcht In his guarded tent The Turk was dreaming of the hour When Greece her kneo in supplianco bent Would tremble at his power And In hi dreams the fooman foil Boforo his blados fell stroke And everything had como his way And thou tho buby woke SAMUEL MDBdN Claiksyille 0P Tenn MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER That Ended the Dream ITALIAN MARBLE SCOTCH - SWEDE and the most desirable EASTERN GRANITES MONUMENTS TABLETS STATUARY After 40 years experience we feel confident that all work entrusted to us will be executed in an artistic aud skillful UILUIUUI ft i j Detroit Tribune The Modern Daughter How Ho Took Exercise Poor Harry Shelraan the long- ¬ haired poet who dressed his entire person to resemble Buffalo Bill and who waa in fact startlingly like the greatest of scouts used to tell of a literary friend of his who had a novel His method of taking exercise workshop was on the top floor of his house far from tho noise of the street and ho used to write about fifteen hours a day He was not a Howells or a Bronson Howard whose working hours never exceeded four in uny one day He worked he labored ho tolled He had no time for a bicycle and could not af- ¬ ford ta horse He hated walking Run ho could not Stlil he must have exercise He kept his diction- ¬ ary in the basement and his thesaur- ¬ As ho used both us in the kitchen very often it wasi necessary to make many trips downstairs and up again and In that way ho kept himself In A vis ¬ splendid physical condition him dashing down- ¬ itor once saw stairs like a madman and soaring up again like a kite and was distressed till informed by Johns wife that John was simply hunting for a word and had found it said my nddressep to your daughter the old fashluned young man AU right said the old gentleman If I can get her permission to give Indiyou my permission go ahead I wish to ask your permission to pay a anapolis Journal Poor mind Pupal 63F FjJSTmxsvmTzmmKaanaKxrstvwai BBgram 01 ONLY THE BEST MATERIALISED Mr F M Whitlow is our solicitor ii Lull Peremann Ilattie is such an affectionate daughter ThlB morning I received such a tender appreciative three page letter from her at school Hattles Sister cynically What did sho ask you for in the postscript Truth 3 wmmm wtjWSlssri33HMMife ll ITOXICE I wast every man and woman in the TJnlted Statr Interested in the Opium and Whisky¬ habits to have one of my books on tbese dis eases --Address B M Woolley Atlanta Ga Box 382nndiohe wfllbe sent you froo f Baku people us a clay asfuel r i Eggs are hatched by electricity Do Not Be Imtosed On Always insist on getting Foleys rHoney and Tar as it is positively Travels of tho Puff Oldboy I wonder where these big puffed sleeves arc going to end Guffy I dont know tho bicycle girls just now seem to wear them between tho waist and tho knees Ilarpers Mmi Livery Feed And Sale Stable KENTUCKY COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS Ballards Snow Liniment Mrs Hamilton Cambridge Ills T had fhfi rhmimatiqm so bad jh7b I could not raise my hand to my head Ballards Snow Liniment has entirely cured me I take pleasure and in informing my neighbors friends what it has done for me Ly Chas Handloy clerk for Lay m man Kewanee Ills advises us Snow Liniment cured him of rheumatism Why not try it It will surely do you good It cures all inflammation etc wounds sores cuts sprains Free trial bottle at R C Hardwicks drug store f absolutely aud unqualifiedly the best cough medicine Accept no substitute For sale by C K Wyly Bazar HOPKINSVILLE TWO SEPARATE BOWLING GREEN Brazil has a 8l00 karat diamond Never Say Dif Many desperate cases of kidney diseases pronounced incurable have been cured by the Clinic Kidney Cure Many physicians use it For salo by C K Wyly We havU 203916 acres of peanuts A Mean Lover I love to make my Mabel cry By Jealous taunts and Jeers For tnon I set a obanco to try And kiss away ber tears J2flpGoodRigs with or without drivers furnished day or night Special rates to Commer clalmen Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING BOOM FOR LADIES Harpers Bazar FORCE OF niDING HABIT Business BOWLINQ Go GREEN ir iWmiiM JLKJ SCHOOLS UNDER CNE MANAGEMENT r SOUTHERN Normal School ESTABLISHED IN 1870 BUSINESS COLLEGE SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL Scientific and Classic Teachers The creat Business Training School ol the South I English Book Keeping Short hand Telegraphy Type 1 Courses Music Art and Elocution provided Writing and Penmanship Pupils can enter at I for Low rates of board and tuition Send fat any time Send for catalogue catalogue OHEKET BE 03 Prours Bowling qreenKy 0Mentloa Courso desired Address Missouri has 886 coal mines With two little children subject to croup we do not rest easy without a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Rem edy in the house for the most severe attacks quickly succumb to a few tloBes of it Morrison Colo Bud For salo at 25 and 50cpbr bottle I y R 0 Hardwick druggist tjpDenmark has 226000 farms If your children are subject to croup watch for the first sjmp torn ofthedis-eaeo-hoarseness I4T Cough Remedy is given as soon bb the child becomes hoarse it will pre vent the attack Evon after thecrpupy jcough has appeared the attack can always be prevented by eriving this remedy It is also invaluable for colds and whooping cough For sale by jaaruwicjtjciruififiw If Chamberlains jiu What The People Say I couldnt keep store without Fo Monday Is Wash Day Just the Same levs Honey and Tar E D Whipple I dont see why It Isnt as well Loshnt 111 to hang out the family wash on Ship at ouce cant sell any other cough medicine H W Ellis Mon- Wednesday as upon Monday said Yet I have a disgusted man trose Wis and Tar saves me known women who wouldnt have a Foleys Honey L A flat unless they could wash on Mon ¬ doctors bills every winter Towner Manteuo 111 For salo by day As five floors of two families 0 K Wyly cant dry hi the back yard and on Sbo stood ready resBed for cycling the roof the same day and the Mon BEST IN QUALITY MOST IN QUANTITY In her latest costumo sweet day prejudice is very strong land- ¬ And hor luiHbntul oUarmod enraptured 3 ¬ lords have had to erect huge teleCould have worsblpod at her feet graph poles In the rear of the flat Sbe was In tbo act of mounting Yot she seemed to hosltato houses from whlqh pole lines are Then sho asked with old tlmo vigor operated on a level of each floor Kxo my bloomers on quite stralKhtf -- Truth This system also affords tho addi WHITES GSESM tional pleasure of a near view of Stningo aud It a re the number and character of your IIow Strange a Thing Is Man neighbors family wash There must This was tho title of her graduation 0R20-YEARS be some substantial reason for a essay Has led all WORM Remedies woman doing1 just as her neighbors Afterwards sbo went to tho summer EVERY BOTTLE QUARAMTEED do and what al women in the civil resort liotol and found that ho waa sOLBBIAIXBSUWHiTH ized world do and haye been doing even mora so Ni Y Recorder HOW TO DRESS NEATLY ss the city We guarantee fits and absolute- ¬ ly dont want our customers to pai for am clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory Our stock fall winter woolens is now complete embracing all the latest designs in London specials and Foreign importations exclusive with us No one else can show them Every one knows we are artists in woolen fabrics and the most fashionable tailors in OUR TRIMMINGS iVERMIFUGE -F- Wq invite you to call and are always the very best see for yourself and get prices N TOBINCQ KICKABMOS aufcua CO 8 tOClfci HOPEINSVIIiLK XENTTJOTIAN SSSwSSC ilJWe k m mwa HEREiJifIrP3BRE i V I v mm I arntatea T Wi i Aimmmrotimmxciiti IJj MU I 3 K9kAi nOW r a onaJtaMiMMskn A r p V BVJ B ji last wzz jffif 7T L j laiil j a TWi Aioi Wt s hA mariTinM ph WTi ibtii i t n Ootoor 8 2JK3S U ir MfiP r HMkMiiwiit u t idl i t A u 1 i u y C iA 1 iff rJ i Y i7 Fs V 4 n If U I f t Rushing Things Everybody who has to do stores doings is working with a will With the start of another sea eons Belling the same wide awake storekeeping the kind you like again takes us to the head of the procession with this business The opening at The Leader will bo continued all thm week octant The cases of theJL N B R vs Cayce and same vs Banke from this county were argued in the court of appeals last week and submitted Dont forget to attend the opening at The Leader Everybody invited sUirs rooms suitable for auy purpose for rent byill W A Wilqus oct88t Boy wanted to learn the printing CJp OTI-Eluuu axrnv V vv JEW Jv- jmC - jsvrvnHiiax if 73Tt 8 friFVMit- - xe We i0 nxtijA tiAa O-xox-ii- er oct82t yEMHilKiS iiavo Our house is onlvhalf as -large as wc need- - s Tir5 j v WmV dCllKCU UWl WV iwMuwstf a 1 to J3ailey VVallerana iifnriii To day we sold our Furniture Department will use the space for our other departments j Having over 2o departments were compelled to have Ioom tot en- - mnm 1UUUI rrro ITV JiQiffst S r r v wg SKi iWSW r lSSiWfiiVRE t iifr 473a rE5PIWBiK5ffilBSr VHP F A t i Will You See The Methodist conference will meet in this city next year Tho Sunbeam Society of the Baptist Church had a picmo in the vacant lot next to the church Friday night The admission wag 10 cents and about 700 was taken in Our fall opening Oct 9th and 10th Beautiful survenirs given away ripyi W MkS tV ri larere them Fow receiving isif tMi VA iAv f lie L- Ajf K vm ii Vjl i TVTli VA WW Ii GOODS wit IK I V- - oa i JKtieiifevjrfV J and will show the largest stock EEB aJ ia n tt iliij h jrm t y 1WIIW Ri HHUI9 1pWiLiM m 1 i I- r n Si If h r t i B Ml WSr ffVo A MI4 it it nished the music f M Ti Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over 1 rt i j i T City Bank Hopkinsville fry m nn H3rt f Saml R Bullock who sold the Ki We muBt offer an apology for the LOCALS Hopkinsville franchise to its present poor print of the last few issues ot water- the KENTCCKUNt It is duteto ah acowners uougnt tne raaucan fi We works plant cident to the rollers of oiir new press atall the furniture stores The latest in fabrics and P in Hopkinsville fashions are here for your Fob Rest A very desirable dwell- ¬ and a delay in gettfug new rollers ADVERTISING Then call at approval An hour spent ing on South Virginia street 8 rooms We hope to have the trouble FALL AND WINTER straightened out by another issue W W Ware among these beautiful large shady yard THOMPSON MJADORS the meantime we mus asktho instuffs will help you to plan rain came yes- In The The old reliable Furnituredealcrs and dulgence of our readers OPENING that beautiful new dress terday ana it came none too soon undertakers Up stairs in Henry block Wont you come while the phaeton and pony For Sale Hopkinsville Ky The dust was getting to be almost vt ill Commence On bloom is on these fabric Our friends complain ot our doggerel Apply at this office unbearable beauties And say It is getting stale They wont us to lot up on Grover The celebrated Diamond coal for Prof V F Wards uniformed 7 And find a new dog tale band of Hopkinsville accompanied sale by H MDalton cor 13th and Theonly way they can stop ns the editors on the trip adding great Or getsomo verses new See the beautiful stock of new LASTING ONE WEEK RRsts Phone 112 octl 8t t 18 to keep usselllng Furniture ly to the pleasures thereot lne Danq goods and buy what you want And give us mora to do The Montgomery county Tenn is far ahead of those usually found in Handsome Stylish and Chip are our fair will be held at Clarksville Oct cities no larger than Hopkinsville Fall PatteriisVHats and Borinets 24 25 and 26 and makes splendid music It is AdmbistratorB Notice Miss Julia Venable is now Dr A P Campbell has resumed said there isnt a better musical or Couft with T T Sarzedas where she will his practice and also has secured the ganization in the State or the south Christian Circuit Thanyouhavo ever bought it M Gregobtv Admr And i ngnt to extract teetn Dy me puiniess outsiae oi juouisvme inere urw mo beforp Wo bought pur goods to be glad to welcome her many friends Notice vs Co soloists in the band all of them star process Office over Bassett selfand we are going tb sell them M GBEGORThrs etc AlLaro invited to cidl and examine Ward has been diIf you frill only give usa chance our stdck and be sure of a hearty The diphtheria scare at Earlington musicians Proffor more than ten All persons haying claims against we will give you real bargains Only two recting bands Gregory de is a thing of the past es- - the estate of Monroe welcome deathB resulted The schools have years during which time he has required po file them be Yery Respectfully ceased are taoiisneu an enviaoje repuiawuu resumed and the people have dis Morganfield Sun fore me properly proved by the 15th carded all uneasiness of October 1895 WW West You will miss the treat ofjour life Special Commissioner Men and women desiring pleasant if you fail to Oct HOTEL LATIIA paying employment can get it by ad ¬ 9th and 10th attendtoour opening receive one of and dressing G D Free Clarksville our souvenirs to be given away on 1 II m IvA Tenn fX i Riohabds Co these days Li w It itiu II1 II The Democratic state convention of Rev Ben F Bogard closed a weeks i S if Massachusetts nominated Hon Geo ft The October number of The Fq F Williams of Bedham for govern- meeting at West Union Church at rAj4 A viUsM Gracey Sunday the pastor Rev T tl mm will contain three notable arti or N Comnton having been called FOR cles on the Significance of the Eng The first paper is Mr L J Owen the telephone man away from the meeting by the dan- lish Elections rruAA ii ma uiuluci jluuiu contributed by Sir Herbert Maxwell ager haB been transferred to some gerous umesB ui i2 iiUM M P late Junior Lord of the Treas other place and Mr J D Russell were six conversions and four ad- ¬ GRAVES ditions to the church and one or two nrv and a distinguished member of has been returned to this city 5 restorations Mr Bogard is said to conservative party He consid the 1000 on real Wanted to borrow of the finest A Unsis in fits the late election I will offer for sale at public auc county Inquire at this be a vouner minister JEWELERS English Historv and he sets forth estate in the promise and the series of sermons he tion at the court house in Clarks office preached were greatly praised by all what hA hftlieves to be the cause of MAIN STREET ville Tenn on Richards A Cos fall opening Wed- who heard him the Liberal defeat Mr Geo W E Oct 9th and RuBRftll who was a member of Mr nesday and Thursday Davis Presbytery of the Cumber- ¬ SATURDAY OCT 12 atQUS YOUNGS fllarlntnnfiB second and fourth admin 10th land Presbyterian church met at VirglclaStretopp ttotel Ltham iterations and who Temained in office THE Mr W A Lowry has put up a Antioch church Saturday and was in UopklnBTllle Ky rand r until Lord Roseberys resignation wind mill over his new well and will session three dayp Rev Dorris was last June adduces nine reasons for have a private system of waterworks chosen moderator There were about BRYGE STEWART FARM his partys defeat the most impor- in his residence 25 delegates present from the various In District No 3 of Montgomery tant of which he considers to be the Call churches composing the- presbytery county Tenn two or two and one I Found Bunch of two keys temperance plank in its programme Sunday A large crowd attended The third article Why Whence and here Special is called to the half miles south of Oak Grove on the Whither is from the pen of Mr Mr J T Wall has rented the Pe ad of the attentionMoore Co manu Clarksville and Hopkinsville Turn S T Justin McCarthy the leader of the tree cottaere on South Main lately A H Goodwin W A PPool facturers agents Louisville which pike This farm contains Irish party in the House of Commons occupied by Dr Bradley appears in this is3ue Their stock of He discusses the Liberal defeat from I Go to the iurnuurc which iuciuuco evciv m ti Irish point of view and considers the GOODWIN City Coal Company for coal de in the frniture line is the largest and will b sold in three or four which he its bearings on Home Kule Blakemore to E L in that city and they make prices thinks may be delayed but is bound Gds H MoonE suit the times They also pay freight tracts and then as a whole Plat of to come sooner or later ad- ¬ the above may be seen at my office Keep the best and freshest stock The water company has received 200 miles from Louisville Cash every the hvd rants and they have been vances made to anv amount See ad TERMS One Third Cash bal- of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be The gun club will practice for full particulars at 130 from 1now until the found in the city afternoon Ji to their places on the streets ance in one and two years 17th at the f iir grot gr Country Produce baud4 of - burying the pipe and and the work Mr George S Gaines wuf HOUSEKEEPERS -frhnrtlv h- - ly a year past has owned an mtercbt r n GBfFfT MOTW jrrtiiiaai Wilj JUJf Ml- Hotel titvu r K-U Opposite Phoe Do you Want the best spoons a nd forks In the markctl The Sterling SilvkeInlaid Ex in and been connected with the Bnk gin Mnin streu amine this cut Admr Bryob Stewart deod Wednesday and Thursday Oct of Sturgis has disposed of Mb stock On severed his conThis 9th and 10th if you want to see the to W W Piereon and K Kfs larrpst and tho most beautiful stock nection with the bank He left for Tho T W Harper Sour i j Ivy Wedne iv whiskev Jr i exiiibi his uom iuu v 1 1 you try y goods ever piuc oi all means attend mornincr Mr Gaines is an pt tolo it you will agree with us the finest tiou in this city bv gentleman and a good citizen and flavored whiskey made in Kentucky Co Richards the opening of K while our people will regret his de- ¬ is not sold until fully matured and PATENTED For Rent the Tandy cottage on parture from our nlidst yet they join It the fusil oil has been eliminated until n call and see thefKenulneattheOld Eella- the corner of Clay and 16tb Newly The Ledger in wishing him much Indeed we challenge any chemist to jeweiry House or mo Kelly Othernotable painted nnu papered and in thorough succe1 TOiwm Le may cast his lot find u drop of fusil oil in a barrel of brands kept In stock Plain and Ornamental Plasterer repair Inquire hero Sturgis Ledger it when wo put it on the market HOPK1N6VIILE- Ky It s especially commended for Geo W Long the Republican That Jovfol Feeling medical purposes on account of its Formerly with Forbes Bro candidate for state treasurer is billed exhilarating sense of re purity while as a beverage we unhesMrs Dabnpy will reopen her studio shortly for a speech in this city Oct 22 He With the Glass Tuesday and Thursday and in- itatingly assert that it is superior to Will make estimates on all kinds China OH Class Wednesday and Erldaycach week miiRt nnt be confounded with the old newed health and strength which follows the the finest French Cognac Hours from 0 to 12 a m of plastering arid cement work Democratic war horse of Hopkinsville ternal cleanliness Terms 6 per term of six weeks SOLD BV KK0WLEDGE Material and China ordered at reasona same name Our Geo use of Syrup of Figs is unknown to who bears tho All work guaranteed and prices nrlee and China Fired the few who have progressed beyond W R Long W iB a horse of another color reasonable Repair work a specBrings comfort and improvement ni studio at KesidenoeEoutu Main St medicines and the cheap the old time Hopkinsville Ivy tends to porsonal enjoyment wlic During the great meeting at the substitutes sometimes offered but ialty arid will receive prompt at- ¬ rightly used The many who live bei Tabemucl commencing next Sun never accepted by tho well informed tention Mi 8 F M Girand desires a share ter than others and enjoy life more witl dav morning your guests cannot of your patronage- in dress making Address Lock Box 420 less expenditure by moe prompth TGHKonablv exneeL liioie luan ouo The best itock of ST07E8 and IUhOE3 Satisfaction guaranteed Terms adapting the worlds bet products In the city irood sauaro meal a dav For lunch 9th street above depot the needs of pl vrical being will attes eon you should supply them with livery stable and blacksmith reasonable Hotel THE- tho vjiiufl to i niili nf tiiR nuro liau tf BowellKy Will ret sep pnn pics embraced in lh Saratoga chips boneless herring shop at as a laxative wnoie in connection yvoet pickle boiled ham a choice lot arately or Everything In tho Tinware Hlo cheap a romedv Svru of FlffS y airt imported sardines with hotel is a good garden orchard of fresh cake Its excellei e is luo to its present loviled ham sliced dried beef and re in full bearing threo good cisterns s st ceptable and Tut III the form Can givo l a frtShing and tri tention flako crackers from Wallis and other improvements I have a fine jack six years old Ant to the tac possession of hotel and stable Nov four young mules and two mares bencPcial piojn tie of h perfect li grocery 1 A first Call on us for Roofing aud Guttering blacksmith shop Jan 1 uunfig the syKtc ative clTecit 1 will sell at a bargain or ex ¬ Mr B il Matthews has accepted a class business stand For terms etc which for butcher stock adnches and fev disnelliug co1PORTER Props change BLACK ciion as traveling talesman for tho apply to J F Allonsnorth Oak unwg consdpat anu permanently W C Cook A New 200 Room Hotel Elegantly Bilcock Co EinnsviJle wholesale Grove Ky oct88t a ifi- - tla t nillinn fi ft has giver Hopkinsville Ky road to Best pumpsln the market Forre pumps mot with thft - of the inediv imoW and lakes thopalpftman day Furnished aridThorpugifly Equip Duciset pumpsau Kiuus oi pumps fine and ntthews wnfcjwion be 1 utr or the Id M - TH AnniMimnn pea Jii Uivtsrjr xiJiiuiunuuv lmsincsF man and tho without t iivs Liver an V iOur good Vitaha double strength foi sale by lnw tnm- Hrd UnsurpasBedlocatlonUhe fntoreetlon of j utrfectlv frt e r his ser- lOiiedKl well in - druggist h Peaclitreryornd Houston etrcets Electric 7 I bavo concluded to remain in busigucd iorri Mtuce rJrv dbiectjnM vH H huf cr passing every minute over Ieachtree and Special attention to repalrlnK by all dr Svrup of Fhi t otherjontea tor Exposjyon Grounds and all cyv nlong the line of both roads iness iu HopUinsvillo and have reEastio Jottage Paints Ifc tlee but it h ir parts W the oltyturned from Nashville and re opened V1at in BDc and Virginia StfHbpkiUsvillV K j Eista Mr v- fnm hero to Eviinsvillo One block from Grand Opera House convene Sold by R C Hardwick o ufftctufed bthv Cjnfnia Fig yr banks other Latham thfwssouru hnlf interest in his my Dres making estulilishmeut in the drablouudbrillianton are the most lent to all store plactesOflleeamnsement Depot on eve and Union t Opposite Hotel r nted Post the market principal Co onlyf whouc rmw R rooms ovor Taliaferros drug Rlore o TUe hotel will be conducted on European run f Iip X ery in thia- citywill Mr Charles the where I shall be pleased to see all of Warranted to not Bcaleuntrouo film the 5lU plan tlifi Cafeeulslne andservlcebelngefrict continue ji VitthowBj nho VPr Fy flrst class In every partloular Vane CALyEST Paint Co nd Mitf ell IfWfJ ijlif f you Will- tlk S i uiess undr tjo firm name pf my old patrons and many new ones KAAJSoi per jvw- BUIjnvitvsSt Louis Mo triMH HIT Qct 8 4t Miss Mat BtOMiNSTiEL ACtHT Tlie t ant dance at Mr Buckner Leavells Friday evening Af string band fur- Co enjoyed a pleasThe young people Richards KJfei BT ES waa jJ M WkftE 7 aUlif V HE pi R AC KTETfr r A ins pari oKentuckyJi tT u JlfJUL j m as vat r K U 1 jawJiiiiN G OU nTTTITnTTTT I nirfMilfvj N T n TTPf y xxjiujciib-iwmmHw4Vi 3 V lrOV win j 5 t WfAl w r Hr i Trfi if I- ti 1 V STYLES SPLCIAL Are Look long-looked-f- or Iyle BSm Renshaw 1 Fnrnitnr e Palace The OCTOBER i Coats Cheaper Thompson Capes Are Here Meador T JSZEDS J J Bassett c m Il r i pjniuiiitioR IJnntiug Outfits and Supplies f torn Repairing Specialty ii ij 4 0 ACRES POOL k is oxx iiw 7 W44 CARNEY v bpMk - Cu Jas I Belote Mrs J R Dabney STOVES For Rent p TINWARE ROOFING PUMPS ek for Sale ORIENTAL ATLANTA Ga I M ia Back From Nashville i I REPAIR WORK w i- 1 Artliniii lft MaewsCo P- GEO V V 4 Jl r ta i J HM lill

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