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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: October 15, 1895

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. u is- i h A i ft w VOL XYII Aft HOPKINSVILLE KY CREAM OF EEWS TUESDAY OCTOBER 16 I89n H0ERIBLE TRAGEDY A NO 73 determine whether the shot was fired with suicidal intent or as a result of accident while care lessly handling a loaded pistol The unfortunate yoUng lady was the youngest daughter of Mr Jas D Russell vice president of Planters Bankj and ono of Hopkinsvillos most prominent citizens who camo here from Clarksville seventeen years ago Miss Cammie was born in this city Oct 11 1879 and was just 16 years and two clays old She was the youngest of a family of four children and was of a bright happy disposition with a pleasant smile and a jolly word for all her friends and a universal favorite wherever known Ber sister Miss Bessie is at school in Staunton Va and cannot reach home until to day Miss Cammie was a pupil in the High School departmpnt of the public school her father being president of the school board and she would have graduated next June Surrounded by the luxuries and comforts of a happy home with friends and admirers without number kiud and indulgent parents loving brothers and sistor with nothiDg but brightness in her future it seems in- ¬ credible that she could have taken her own life Nothing that has occurred in the city for years has so shocked the public and caused such universal sorrow Tho family is one of the most prominrnt in tho city tho affair happened in the most fashionable residence portion of the city aud in such a shocking manner that it spread like wildfire over the entire town and delayed the services at the tabernacle while the excited people stood in groups on the streets aud discussed the details At this writing it is not settled when the interment will take place but it will be sometime to day if her sister arrives on the 952 train The heartfelt sympathies of the whole community go out in condolence and sorrow to tho bereaved family in their great trouble Later It has been decided to have the funeral at the Ninth Street Presbyterian Church at 230 oclock this afternoon THE MEETING OVER Sam Staid Only Four Duys With Va This Time v lam unabloto STACY ADAMS SAMPLE LINE OF COS IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE HAS IT THIS COLUMN BEAUTIFUL YOUNG GIRL KILLED DAY EVENING SUN- Kllno onTrlal Tho Fair This Week Heavy A Damages Nashville Kleotloa Doable Wedding Othcrliocul Mattors Clardy nt JUorganflelil H 4Dr Mens Fine Hand made SHOES j ij COMPRISING v Eyery NW and STYLISH SHAPE In Every Kind of Material 4 Vl t si At vt- Patent Leather Englisn Enamel Cordovan French Calf Box Calf i 1 u DnvJvD Clardy of Hopkinsville and congressman of the Second District spoke in the court houso in this city last Monday afternoon to a fairly good crowd The Doctor exhorted the Democrats to eo to the noils in No- fe iff vember and vote He showed what danger threatened the party if every Democrat who could did not go to the polls and support the ticket Reading a recent law passed by Republicans in New York giving negroes equal rights in theatres hotels and public places with the whites he graphically and impressively pictured what bucu a law would mean in this State Mr Bradley said he was not in favor of a law of that character but if elected influences might be brought to bear on him which would make him change his mind Altogether the speech was calculated to do the state ticket much good Morganfleld Sun Jr a Kangaroo VioiKid English G rainj j s Ji it Sizes 6 6J 7 Re T2 o Li k Only t BE V Aiidersoii 1 Co MV fin v ftp y J4 l cv H KJtM tii 1 J jplHftJSJC j rK ftN EKiiv--i na Ar Vi HJisaBEniw HATS HNIHMHHHMIVHIHP CAPS I Gents Shoes For a Few Days We are offering some bargains in Congress also in Lace Opera Toes These shoes are worth 5250 at pres ent values old price 200 but un- ¬ til the lot is sold will sell at 175 Only a few rememomber IMMENSE GUTS Oil HATS and CAPS MILLERS it for the fall in all grades Emphatically no advance in price Early buy ¬ ing placed ua in position to save shoe buyers of Christian countv and oth- ¬ ers much money and we do it Come and see OUR LINE IS IMMENSE and DUNLAPS NEW SHAPES are included in this cut but no Stet Ladies Shoes One lot Ladies Shoes worth present value until sold at Only a few remember at 175 I sons I They go fast 250 175 See Our Line FURNISHING GOODS 0 tl j Petree t SW 5c Go Wj Vkk v7 wSJOVj o Vi M 3SM K SKPSynKt her head A half hour before she had walked up the street from the Tabernacle meeting chatting pleasantly with a party of young friends the picture of health and youth and beauty Reaching her homo she paused at the gate aud after a pleasant little talk with Mr Charles Arringfbn Mr Geo W Phelps Mr Garnett Roach and other young gentlemen friends and several neighbors and friends who saw her smiling face as they passed she was called to the house to answer tho telephone bell Still in the best of spirits happy and jolly as she was Eclipse u Fuko That wont to be she left her friends at the Somebody has worked a fake gate talking to them as she walked eclipse of the moon on the press of backwards towards the house a hunthe State At least one half of the dred or more feet away She answerpapers of Kentucky have announced ed the telephone and then went upthat there would be a total eclipse of The Nashville Election the moon on the night of the 17th stairs to her room while the rest of the inst Some of these papers have gone Nashville Oct 10 To day wit family were called in to supper about so far as to give the exact hour and nessed the most exciting and closely that time minute of the occurrence The truth eclipse of the contested city election over held in is there will be no Her father remembered afterwards moon at the time mentioned A mo- Nashville There were only two that he heard her walking lightly ments thought will convince anyone tickets in the field the straight Dem- down the steps while at supper As of this fact On the day named there ocratic ticket headed by Geo B will be a new moon and an eclipse of Guild the incumbent who was re- she did not come in her mother sent that luminary can never occur except nominated for Mayor and tho Amer- the cook out to call her about tho when in full For the time being the ican Protective Association ticket time the meal was finished Not find ¬ eclipse is off and we can not promise headed by W M McCarthy There ing her in the house she went to the one of the moon until some time next was no Republican ticket in the field gate and called to the neighbors to year Hustler and tho better class of Republicans know if Miss Cammie was there As New Ofllcers Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows voted the straight Democratic ticket The Rabbits Uot Array while the colored voters nearly all she was not found her father left the The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows Fifteen members of the Hopkins ¬ voted the A P A ticket tablo and began to search for her not concluded its session at Bowling ville Gun Club were out in a field The A P A is largely composed dreaming that any tragedy had hap- ¬ Green last week and elected the fol ¬ near the city Friday afternoon prac of Democrats who are dissatisfied pened Going into the garden some ticing for the shoot at the fair next with the management of the city fifty feet beyond the house he looked lowing officers Dr C P Meredith of Eminence Thursday A dog that happened to county and State affairs and were debe with them began to nose around termined to overthrow tho present under a late peach tree in the garden Grand Master C T Kline of Winchester Deputy in the briars and soon jumped up management which they are pleased to the left of the gate and there found The entire her dead body A1- - to denominate the ring Grand Master four rabbits one after another H J Streng of Richmond Grand though all of the sportsmen are fond A P A ticket was elected including She was lying partly on her side of rabbits the cottontails quietly W M McCarthy Mayor and ten and partly on her face with her right Warden hopped away and all of them made councilmen by majorities which will hand under the wounded side of her R G Elliot of Lexington Grand their escape from the whole club of probably average one thousand Four face dead with her fathers pistol ly- ¬ Secretary Geo W Morris crack shots The joke seems to be wards are still to be heard from at 11 ing by her with one chamber empty of Louisville on the brag Bhooters who expect to oclock Her horrified father took her tenderly Grand Treasurer The proposition for the city to i i down Henderson this week i J Frank Guant of Petersburg subscribe 100000 to the Centennial in his arms uuu ussisieu uy ni3 son Orand Representative Jim bore her into the house and placMr McCartneys Family Arrives Exposition carried by a vote of nearly Rev S X Hull came within thired her on a bed Mrs Russell wild Mrs Livingstone McCartney ar twenty to ono with grief was taken from tho bed- teen votes of being Grand Master rived from Nebraska Friday evening room and into the parlor before the and was placed in nomination for Kentuckys Vote that office tho election of which takes to join her husband and the popu For the benefit of our readers we body was brought in Her grief was Superintendent has gone to publish the vote of Kentucky at all heart rending all through the night place at the next annual session lar new out wua Kiuuiy cureu lor uy ner mu housekeenincr with his family in a Tho Coming Event of the Fair portion of tho Campbell mansion on tho presidential elections from 1872 tilate friends who gathered in to share The match to be shot between the Dr Darwin Bell of Gra Mr McCartney to 1892 and the elections for governor her sorrow South Main street cey was at Mr Blakemores opposite Henderson and Hopkinsvillo clubs is proving to be an excellent man for for J883 1887 and 1891 and Dr Russell was soon summoned next Thursday afternoon at 230 p PRESIDENTIALt the position of Superintendent of the Hopkinsville Schools and has alDem Rep and an examination revealed the fatal m will be the drawing card of the ready made many friends by his 1872 100212 88817 wound was in her right temple un- fair Quito an interest is being man agreeable manners and courteous 1876 159690 97156 der the fluff of her beautiful brown ifested by all classes in the shoot hearing His wife and children will 1880 149699 101550 hir and the cruel ball had evidently and if the weather is fair that day reoeive a cordial welcome to tho city 1884 152763 118763 done its work instantly She waB mere win ue a large crowd present from all our people Tho club is practicing every day and 1888 183800 155131 dead in a moment As nearly as could be ascertained will bo in good trim to meet their 1892 185461 135441 Yesterdays Shoot of the Uuu Club the tragedy occurred about 615 contestants All who can get off GOBEItNATOIUAL ¬ Quite a large number of the mem ¬ 1883 Knott 183615 Morrow 80181 oclock It was probably five min should go out Thursday afternoon Gun Club were out at 1887Buckuer 144619 Bradley 127604 utes later when the body was found encourage the fair and welcome the bers of tho practice yesterday afternoon and 1891 Brown 144168 Wood 116087 It was about 6 oclock when sho loft Henderson boys tho front gate and was last seen alive some good scores were made show MATRIMONIAL It was not until nearly noon after Kline on Trial for Murder ing that our boys will be in good the inquest had been held that two trim to meet the Henderson club In the Circuit Court yesterday the letters were found in the young Woodburn Boyd W and a lively match for tho premium case of James Kline colored charged ladys room that threw a flood of Woodburn and Miss Mr E Mattie Boyd will be the result This match will light upon the matter and clearly es- both of this county eloped to Clarks be the most interesting feature the with the wilful murder of W V tablished the fact of suicide ville last Thursday and were married Fair company has offered for vears Adams section boss for the L and N Both letters were written to a young Esquire Caldwell of that place sport should bo railroad at Gracey was called for gentleman and coutained threats of and all lovers of the ley were accompanied by several present on the afternoon of the 17th trial and most of the day was taken suicide The first was written Oct couples of young friends After the up in getting a jury in the case The and Heavy Damages Aslced trial will begin this morning Klines 6 fill a she declared her intention to ceremony the party returned home This letter suicides grave Jno W Smith the Elkton livery trial will be remembered as a specially was never delivered and was only arriving early in the night Because JIAR AOE LICENSES man who was shot and seriously cold blooded and brutal one work of being dismissed from by found yesterday Thea second letter License issued to the following wounded last summer by Chas Adams and having some words over was evidently written few moments Lewis has filed suit for damages his payment Kline assaulted Adams before the act It was short and re- colored couples former Jas Hopson and Lilly Johnson against Lewis to the amount of 2 and stabbed him to death Austin L ferred to the The letter to explain letter was written D J Quarles and Frances Fields 500 Those familiar with the facts Peay and W F Fowler are attorneys the motive in a firm hand and signed Cammie Oscar Myers and Alice Morrison in the case are of the opinion that or Kline She went down the Brown Russell will recover damages Smith i DEATHS steps tipping by tho kitchen door ub The Fair This Weok the cook now remembers and that Nela Christian Convicted The fair which begins Thursday is was the last seen of her alive She Harkins Bud Harkins died at his At the last term of court just the great event for this week With was found with her hat and home near Johnsons Friday of con closed at Madisonville Nels Chris favorable weather it bids fair to be vail still on just as she had sumption aged about do years tian col a corn doctor who at ono largely attended On the first day returned from churcha Pool David Pool a well known She was attired in now and hand time made his home in this city was ladles and children will be admitted convicted of attempted rape on a free and this will of course insure a some dress and wore two or three man died at tho residence of his fa- ¬ ther George Pool near this city after colored child The jury gave him big crowd The program will be rings on her hand one of them an a lingering illness of typhoid fever elegant diamond given her by 12 years in the pen very attractive and everybody should hor mother on her birthday two aged about 25 years turn out Donblo Wedding Solemnized days before She also wore a hand COLORED At the residence of Mr Jno Ren some pin given her by the young gen A New Frof essor Chafin Cloid Chafin aged nine shaw a few miles north of Crofton The Board of Trustees of tho Hop- tleman to whom tho letters were ad- years died in the city Friday of last Monday night Rev Geo Davis kinsville colored Schools recently dressed fever Yesterday Aliens united two couples in tho holy bonds elected Prof Maxwell of Louisville worth made morning Coroner into the an investigation Miss Stella West ono of tho most They were Jas M J to succeed of matrimony Prof A H Payne and facts meetuig the witnesses down in prominent young society leaders of McCord to Willie Hamby and Allie the school opened in the enlarged tho city and without deeming it Savannah accidentlv shot and killed Bowling to Carrie Renshaw building a few days ago with a full necessary to hold a formal inquest herself Sunday at tho country resi reparecf a verdict or report as fol dence of her parents at Montgomery Sixteen Inquests In If lne Months attendance ows after hearing the testimony Coroner Jas L Allensworth since Doo and Jim Dowery cousins liv I find that Miss Cammie Russell Henry Porter and Olivia Howard ho went into office the first of last ing near Valley View fought an im- came to her death about 615 oclock aged eighteen and fifteen raspec January has been callod upon to promptu duel as tho result of a Sunday eyening Oct 13 1895 from a tively eloped from Hyden and after in her right temple hold sateen inquests in cases of sud¬ drunken a uarrel and both were prob eistolashot wound her own hand but riding eightyin miles on horseback were marnd sblyfatally injured weapon in Virginia den or violent deaths The Sam Jones meeting tho third in three years came to an end yester duy afternoon It Ipsted nine days Revs Stewart and Culpepper began the meeting on the 6th and kept it going until Sam Jones arrived on tho lith Since Friday Mr Jones has preached twice a day preaching seven sermons in all The last services were yesterday Many business houses closed at his request and the schools all suspended at both services and the big tabernacle was densely packed Indeed great crowds were on hand at all of the meetings but there was was not tho old time enthusiasm There was much disappointment that Sam Jones only spent four days in the meeting His calls for penitents were not responded to as on former occasions and the people did uot pay as lib erally as heretofore when the usual collection was taken up for him The greatest good accomplished by the meeting was clearing the tabernacle of debt With a mortgaged debtof 3 000 and 500 in claims wasin bad shape but Sam got so straight after the crowd Sunday that iou was suoscriDea ana more was raised at subsequent meetings If not cleared of debt tho amount has been so greatly reduced that the tab ernacle ought to gel along much better in tho future Late Developments Show That it Was Sul cldetottcrfl Found That Remove All Donbt The Coroners Verdict The Ucart rending Story Liko a clap of thunder from a cloudless sky came tho report over the telephone wires Sunday evening that Miss Cammie Russell had been found dead in her fathers garden on South Main Street with a pistol wound in jit S ra i f i Wfc -a- r 1 w-fi i Hw V nm r wyw 0 Vif i l ii 1TKE jt BOHEN WITA L mtm 23 W x- K j illliii ii m I Prague la On osilngr of the Most Inter Cities In luropo A 1 veChangm Within Twenty FIto Voars frent a Blecpy Old Town to a Great Com ¬ mercial1 Con tor Curious Political empire and it sott branolwe as far m Berlin Moecow Constantinople while the unexcelled Pllsen beer is stillas good as of yore but It is now sent di rect as far asAustralia in one direc ¬ tion and as far as Chill and Persia in reaotaes 1b 7 Prra ss-1 HOPKHNsfeLlE SBBTTtfoklAK o t all pyfr th v v October r ii 15 1 i Vi 3 VI i n Condition of tho City Yf ft Spooial Pmruo Bohemia Letter No city In tho Austro Uungarlan empire shows more plainly the radical changes wrought In that monarchy sinco the now era of nationalistic compromise which set in In 1807 than does Prague the capital of Bohemia In 1809 when a raw yOuth I paid that ancient and higlilyinterestlng city a brief visit At that time Prague was wholly In medieval architecture thought and mode of living and others c Pilsen beerr that really would do serve a chapter of its own But suffice it to say that It tastes much differont and much better when consumed on tho spot than when drank after a transoceanic voyage As a matter of fact the Pilscner which is exported Is orewcu specially ior inc exouc- tast as they stylo it is stronger In alco- ¬ hol but not nearly so mildly exhilarat- as the homo brew Amontr tho unpleasant features of tho Prague of to day is tho combative pugilistic unamiablo character its population has developed as a con sequence of tho twenty years Btrifb that has been going on between tho two elements the Czech and tho Ger¬ man After having their national Czech aspirations suppressed for two hundred and fifty years tho reaction has been a particularly violent one and now they want to Czechislzo overythlng and everybody as under tho former regime they were Germanized Czech is a JZKA2TCIS JOSEPH KSirHROn OF AU8T1UA is looking back upon a past that Soses itself in the midst of prehistoric ntlmes the population of tho town numbered little over 100000 German was lha dominant tongue German signs everywhere German spoken by the naativfcs in tho hotels and the ushers iln thc theaters the policemen in the streets and the officers and soldiers Czech one met everywhere in public undoubtedly was also spoken rope- where for the majority of the citizens were of purely Slavic blood even then bnt it was one of those things tho astranger did not notice anywhere Tho mowspapers the officials the courts iall were German and anybody inqulr ing his way in German or stepping into a beer garden and ordering his though the queer triangular accents and tho apparently unpronounceable combina- ¬ tions of consonants without vowels The latter I am told by an expert are inserted in tho pronunciation according to certain complicated rules and when correctly pronounced I found these same words quitu bearable to tho sense of hearing Then the animosity and struggle for national supremacy that has been and to America Russia etc Common sense ought to tell the Czech that It Is futile to expect the rest of the world to learn a language so excessively difficult and of so little practical or aesthetic use as his But the fact Is that the Czech in Prague expects every stranger everybody he meets in the street to know and talk his language and he gets actually mad when a stranger accosts him iu any other tongue French Eng- ¬ lish German or anything else except- ¬ ing Russian When he hears Russian ho smiles and bows for ho is now a part Russophite Everything is now Czech from the bill of faro to tho street signs the eye pees nothing but language which after all is spoken by but five million persons all told including the Czech of Moravia of Silesia and those who have emigrated her marrlago Mr Ives separated himself from tho society of women Ho owned a fine stable of thoroughbred trotters Two of them Princo and Gypsyj wero his greatest favorites and as ho speeded them ho scorned to bo forgetful for tho moment and happy Ho owned a kennel of pedigreed point- ¬ ers and setters and ho was an enthusi- ¬ astic hunter Mr Ives died last winter leaving a large estate His will mado his Uf o long friend George Hayes his executor and outside of a few small bequests loftj his whole cstuto to his sister Mrs Whiting of Now Haven But tho eighteenth olauso of his will betrayed Mr Ives intense affection for his horses and dogs an affection which necessarily diverted from its first object had centered itself on them In this clause Mr Ives directed his executor Mr Hayes to chloroform to death all tho animals that ho might own at the timo of his death in tho month of Juno first following that event In explanation of this act of seeming cruelty Mr Ives wrote In his wiU HIS HOSI AND DOGS KILLED Carrying Out tho StntBffe Proruleaa it nn Animal LuTeri Will At Bridgeport Conn a provision in the will of Francis Ives vas lately car- ¬ ried out his fine horses and well bred dogs having been put to death Mrt says tho New York World Ives was a distinguished member of tho Fairfield county bar and a richfold bachelor Rumor had it that when ho was a young man ho fell In love with the beautiful Miss Julia Jones daugh ter of Rev and Mrs Henry Jones and granddaughter of Noah Webster Mr Ives proposed to Miss Jones and she re jected him Aiterwards sho married Rev Thomas Beechor brother of Henry Ward BccchsrrFTom tho timo of w7 j VL s IMiii1 i WliUM W 186 Prevention r better than cure Tutts Liver Pills will not only curet but if taker in time will prevent 04- HAm dyspepsia biliousness malaria constipation jaundice torpid liver and kindred diseases Sick Headache TUTTS Liver PILLS ABSOLUTELY CURE xJt THE LEADER K Do You A This We VrV f Suffer ftcho From indigestion sour stomach flatulency distress after eating hed WE extend a cordial invititation to the ladies pf Hopkinsville and vicinity to call and examine our hand some display of Pattern Hats and Bonnets V Or is it a coso of lost appotito vrant of energy weakness debility Aro you norvous restless sleqplesi worn out ia body and in mind Have you pains in the bao flips tide bead arms shoulders chest Aro you filled with taaY ria eallo comploxion coated tonguo s ht tweatfl dry cough chills and fever St Jflrf t is con Leader and will bo nected with The friends and pleased iy ssy customers Ler-masi- Mrs M E Rodgers gtK ll Is If any of theso troubles aro youw tht thing you need Is DR KINGS THE LEADER ft jVi vv r r m rar P 3 E TSTTWi MI fear lest my dogs and horses will 103 MAIN T fall into the hands of somo ono who will not treat them kindly MmeFIeurette Levy Mgr Mr Ives was well known to be a hu mane and kind hearted man His executor considered his order binding upon In tho gontlcst and happiest way and tUWHWfeUM knJn3fr him with tho greatest certainty known to medical science G ERMETUER removes from THROUGH THE AIR SHAFT tho system tho symptoms named above Sounds That Break In tho Stilly Night on giving strength in place of weaknaw Joy¬ ous hoalth in placo of sickness tho Kara of the Flat Dweller There is no other remedy liko it and In tho hot nights with tho windows And into tho air shafts all open said a New none that can do its work Little then it is children we hear tho voices a real plonsuro to tako it York flat dweller take it with dnlight and it cures liko of old and young in all sorts of tones mngic 100 6 for J500 All druggists and modulations and speedily become used to them and pay no attention to them they are part of tho routine of WJUL GyREYOU life to which wo become accustomed Soldjby K OSjHardwicl druggist as we do to the sounds of the streets to the rustling of trees or tho flow of waters But supposo you wako up in ITCHING PILES the night in intense quiet your own air shaft windows widp open and all 7x SWAYNFS rest the same The voices you the heard in tho evening now ore stlllpd i ABEOLOTBLT OTRKa PYMPTOMR-Moltnr lataabjr tUMntr an there Is no sound Then you hear the emtealnjr It Mlacinrrf if ut nlielitt rrore tl eu to rnutlnuu Ipbiom form and protrude striking of a clock and then you hear d Ticrtc beeomtnz uKctihlecd ut1SWA YSEH OLNTAJKNTUojlfclilnna Tr ore more clocks somo close together somo cealiii- - ANnnthetffmrit SoMbdrnuuuorb Bo far apart but no two striking together PoluldcM UfttUU and they are as different in manners of HARD ICK Sold bv Jl ir Btroko and sound as they aro in time there aro no two alike I will have on display over There aro All the latest stylos for fall and win- Bare Trompt Posit clocks with a sharp quick shriil ten These goods will be sold at J Lots Cure for Impotence striko clocks with a slow cathedral 8emlnat One Hundred of Manhood less than their value titilislons Spermatorrhea gong colorless clocks charming clocks Heruousnesj Self Distrust Cordial invitations extended to all flats and Bonnets medieval clocks of tho kind they mado Loss of Memory Ac Will make you a STRONG Vigor- ¬ forty or fifty years ago you know ous Man Price 8100 0 them by tho strike Gothic in pattern Cor 9th and Main Streets MRS D LIWUE Boxes 5C Special Directions Malted and perhaps with a picture of Melrose with each Box Address abbey or somethlngof that sort painted DilluA Enow tiaiaeat Co on tho door under tho clock face Iron LUOASAVB BERMETUER V GEtaER Fall opening AT Pig Q riltlal THE PALAC V PattpV clocks wooden clocks marblo clocks HI m BE onyx clocks nickel clocks all sorts of clocks old and new riso before the TUB OLD BRIDGE GATE AND BRIDGE AT PRAGUE minds evo as thev tell each its tale of iPllseuer lu the same vernacular was is going on in Prague between the Ger- tho passing time and when they are ait once understood and civilly treated man population still a very respectable all done there come3 after an interval When I paid Prague another visit a minority and forming tho bulk of the one more a deep ponderous distant few weeks ago I found a complete wealthy merchants of tho artists lit- boom and after that comes silence metamorphosis The city has now a erary circles etc and the ambitious again population of 300000 or over has gained Czechs creeps into every relation of life WANTED TO BORROW HIM Immensely in size as well is in its new there and makes things in general lavish of light and space clean very uncomfortable It sounds almost Queer Request Two Women Mado of a quarters Fblladolphlun and the Jtcason Therefor and beautiful The old town or incredible for instance but is a fact is indeed still something like it that a stranger of distinction reaching A genial Philadelphlan who for obused to be highly picturesque and full Prague is at once forced to take sides vious reasons does not care to have his of reminiscences that reach back into in this internecine quanvl he is put name printed on this occasion secured oary apes and the Ilradschin still down ii3 a friend of the Cztoh or of a parlor car seat on an express train overlooks the city at its feet and wind ¬ the liei man according to the particu- for Reading a few day3 ago says tho ing narrow lanes and alleys still throb lar hotel he stops at Philadelphia Record and as he was and pulsate with myriadic life The If he happens to visit the German about to pass through tho gates was Queer old castles aro there and tho opera in town possibly because he un ¬ surprised to hear himself accosted in swift flowing Moldau and the historic derstands it or because it is reallj bet ¬ feminine tones with tho somewhat abridges and tho famous bridge gate ter than the Slavic performances he startling question Please mister and the powder tower with its sun risks having the window panes In his could I borrow you for awhile dial and its old clothes dealers of redo- - room smashed by an qnthusiastlo Looking around he found two buxom Sent breath and hooked nose So are young Czech In short the nation women who hastily and hesitatingly be churches with their wealth of alistic war there has been carried to explained that they were riding on a saints and their sticky at- ¬ such a point that its very extremeness pass mado out in tho name of a gentle All this must bring a change pretty soon mosphere of frankincense man and his wife and as the gentleind much more is still to be seen and In all other respects howevor man was not present they wanted the sidmlred in the Prague of to day but Prague is worth visiting for it is ono genial looking citizen to place his sthat Is but a small kernel whereas tho of the most interesting cities of bought ticket at tho disposal ol one ijordon on cordon of new wide and hand- ¬ Europe As a landmark for instance lady and take tho other ono under his somely appearing streets and avenues the old Jewish cemetery and syna wing while he personated tho absent that surround this small center give tho gogue ought to be seen The cemetery owner of tho pass city as a whole a vastly different look date3 it is believed and the belief ia he inquired Which is my wife that of an entirely now and progres- backed up by formidable age begrimed with an inward qualm lest his own ab ¬ sive ono Indeed it is no exaggeration documents from tho sixth century sent better half should hear tho story to say that tho political reawakening and the tombstones as one reads and You can tako your choice sir paid of Prague has just as it did in Buda- deciphers them row after row furnish tho lady in search of an escort and he pest transformed the town into a new in themselves a veritable cyclopedia promptly did so by tucking tho arm of one much larger finer and modern In of the history of the Jews in Europe tho youngest fair ono under liis own every respect The for there lies buried somo ancestor or and leading her Into the car It is evidently not accident that tho a number of them of nearly every He ¬ eouplo proved to bo right jolly travel Czech delegates in the reichsrath are brew family of distinction in the capi- ¬ ing companions and tho citizens only acting all along as tho leaven In tals of the world from tho Rothschilds regret In the transaction was duo to a Austrias moldy politics as the fer to tho IIirschesand from the Mcndela fear that the story might leak out and menting spirit that will Anally burst sohns to ihe Meyerbecrs and the get home ahead of him But it didnt the present bounds of that queerly Ileincs In the older epitaphs tho Longevity In Philadelphia composite monarchy For the Pragucr tribo of Israel from which the deceased That quietude conduces tp longevity of to day is an aggressively positive sprang is generally Indicated seems to bedemonstratcd by tho record fellow with no respect for what has WOIF VON ScMIIEItDltAMD been And this has its pleasant feaof longevity in Philadelphia a matter Salt Sluices Sutrar Sweeter tures as well as its unpleasant ones on which tho city prides itself conDuring the first half of this Who would think of making sugar siderably Amonff the pleasant features arc such acquirements as I have men sweeter by the addition of talt Such year the obituary columns of tho tioned before and to which must bo however is asserted to bo the case by Ledger contained death notices of 234 added gas electric light increase in Prof Zuntz at a late meeting of the women and 10 men who had lived to wealth and a decided improvement in Physiological society of Berlin From or beyond tho ago of 80 years The the general scale of living Thirty his experiments he finds that if to a so¬ greater part of tho deaths were of resi years ago a mechanic or laborer in lution of sugar there bo added a slight dents of Philadelphia Thirteen women Prague did not dream of living In a amount of salt and water so weak that and tweuty slx men lived to or beyond M three or four room flat nor of eating a it excites no salino taste the result is tho ago of 00 years Tho extreme ages good sized piece of meat every day extra sweetening of tho sugared water reached were 09 years by one woman JJut io has all this now Tho waiter Tho weakest of quinine solution Is said and 00 by three men One coloredman in tho beer garden is nolonger satis to produce a practically similar xcsult has a record all to himself Ho was fled as he was then with a trink Jho explanation given of the above John Gibson a1 well known character jeld pf two kreutzer ono 6ent jio seeming incongruity i tlijlVthoevor so in Philadelphia who died on February cow wanta flvp pr ten Wages have leeDlo soilness pr Bitterness impaxia azi 3 at the h6me for aged and Infirm col lfrt jrlsen ifrofn onehuridred ip one hundred increased sensibility tcfihe sensation of brod people Ho caimed to be ISO and iflffcy per cent and living is no tastoby the simultaneous stimuli and years old- but Jbhe most authentic inf orr ilbngerheap aiid frugal asitused to hence an appreciation of additional mation made him out to be 11T whichyrad accepted a being- probably oorItott Commerce UaiAbeen spread bj weeinesa 6TLOUI8 3010 wU Villi I OINTMENT CURES A liable commission merchants and because they can handle shipments quick and to the best advautag e for the shipper A trial shipment solicited Write to them for quotations before shipping Specialties Eggs Butter Poultry Fruits of all kinds Beans Potatoes Onions Hay Grain Headquarters for Furs Hides and Wool Capital 54000000 Liberal advances made on con- ¬ signments General correspondence solicited PAW MfllTC MfllUrrV By shipping to Hemdon Carter Company UU Unll IliHllL llJUIlLiI Commission Merchants Louisville Ky because they are the largest and most re Alt--sta- dt NOTHING BUT PILES known for 15 years as tho BEST REMEDY for PILES0 SOID JJTT ATT MKXTOOISTS rrorTsdRIcnAESCOMKED CO CTIOTJIS in mtnmtmm tv SURE and CERTAIN CURE Jn rv Biliousness Cause Sick headache Pains in the back Sallov complexion Loss of appetite and ROYAL QEMENT X Exhaustion There is only one cure which is PLASTER ORS W AND GTONICPEtLETS One Pink Pill touches the liver and removes the bile One Tonic Pellet nightly acts as a gentle laxative in keeping the bowel9 open restores the digestive organs tones up the nervous system and makes new Complete treatment two rich blood medicines one price 25c Treatise and sample free at any store DEOW2I UFO CO t PIJllIl How Torfc For sale by all druggists in Hop kinsville Charles N Smith who murdrred hits daughter Louise aud sister-in-laEdna Buchert at Decatur 111 ninedujs ago und pleaded guilty Oct 3 has been- sent need to bo hanged Friday Nov 29 The prisoner asked the judge- to set Feb 16 as tho day of his exooution that be ing his babys birthday Jlicliord Hall aged 60 was kjllod on the Peoria Chicago and SfiLouis runruiiiMieur y uetmBj yv i va xiw was the father of 27 children and fought under Stoiiewall Jackson in the ooufederafearmy ff w J PHONE 98 v Hi II A b gg m lmn I t i- yvvxvBfmmfisky V smsffip fli vfr VW til 1rMu ia iatf r i - ji t v rv Ffttw j i4 v a 3UL j hr r- r- TUOKIAJSr COUNTESS tNnTTTf rTJ 3 toT t GLBICHEK XU i FATHIrTS TEMlfttTV JTovght a U with Hte A j Her Work as a ftoftfpto Koauy RsmarxADis Her Professional Studies Have Been Pur sued Entirely la XagUmi Her Trav ¬ els Through Europe A Strik- ¬ ing Figure of gatan the Ladys Pictorial a class Loodok publication remarks that there cm ill anpMtendinpf door in a quiot cor- nei a lew to construction adjoining it which looks simply what It more or less Is a workmans shed both of which would seem to escape the notice of the many hundreds of persons of all degrees who dally and hourly pass by Those who have no previous lcnowledgo of this corner often need a detailed di ¬ rection to find itv Yet it is part of a royal palace on the opposite of the mo rqad by which anothej royal residence Is approached end within a stones trow of tho most important center Mkhe club life of London The jfelaco is St James the royal reslden6e Marlborough house and tho shod is that used by the workmen who prepare the marble for Countess JTeodore Glelchcn whoso studio is reached through tho small d3iTwhere wo may truthfully say great things haVe risen from small premises Hero tho young Countess Feodore is emphatically at homo for she evinced as miita n oJilrl an mjirlrpd a tasld tttfd talent for sculpture and art that sho was never so happy as wnen sno coma escapo to her fathcra studioand there indulge her preference for ari over the cultivation of any other fdrm of study Her father tho late Prince Victor of was better Hohenloho Langenburg known as Count Glelchcn Tho prince was a distinguished naval officer and shad seen considerable active service both in the Crimea and in China but on retiring from the navy with the ranlr of admiral ho indulged the gift and liking for sculpture which ho had always had and from that timo ho worked as a professional sculptor with a success on which there is no need here to dwell when readers can recall A wrifAfp Z ey party of natives sppToaofafa Wero bringing tolitn a boy Whose headMIankeo Dafco nn Outlived Five Ocnerrv tlon of Brother and Sister Cnr Momim was covered witu apce o vnuco on -l- low Ho dot III Two recal removing whicH the jmhonary saw lar Nuacj two deep furrows ona ob fetich sldoof muuo tne scalp Tiiejwounaa1JiHwuJcu There is a horse on the North side by a lion a few evenings beforoj says tho Youths ConipnionJ The boy bad whom i would bo hard to convince been brought to thtf Englishman for that big corporations have no sc uls treatmonWaad whfio hodld what ho This horso so says a writer in tho Chicould iorHhe sufferrj thp men related cago Tribune has two names Yankee whajhJniijfeionary calls as curious a and Dago and ho is the pensioned prop- ¬ erly of tho North Chicago Strdet Bail liMadnljiro aslovpr iJeard1 Tbopaijty wcro on thbinway to Iho road company One docs not have to coaatand at night hadmadd fires and o far to find tho reason for Yankee- agos present easy lot in life nor when lain down to sleep Suddenly tlloy were awakened by tho deep growls of found will It appear strango that even a lion It had leaped among them and a street railroad company should do hadfftiready seized a boy whose Bcreafas something to ease tho last years of so nipglcdvwith tho horrid growls of his intelligent and trusty a servant captor William Burt tho barn foreman at Tho men ran this way and tijat In Elm and Clark streets lias been their terror each thinking of his own Yankees intimate friond for twenty Bafety Not so the boys father Ho years and will tell n caller all about was big and strong and besides it was the horso and give an introduction as his child who was screaming Ho had well provided tho old pensioner beat no timo to snatch up so much as a heme He may bo out calling himself spear but went straight at tho lion for his big stall is always open and and struck it again and again full in JTankeehas forgotten b this time tho Its face with his clenched fist all tho feeling of a halter while uttering fierce crieaof anger Tho average life of teeofulness of a Tho Hon was cowed it relinquished street railroad horse la four years its hold of thdboy and sprang away Somo by reason of exceptional strength into tho darkness leaving the father last a little longer and some cannot with his bleeding son in his arms round oxit even that time bit the aver The scattered company came together ago holds good Four years Is not long ogain replenished tho fires and took enough for a horse especially when he care of tho lads wounds as best they Is only one of a thousand to endear could Now thoy had brought him himself to tho pensioning point to that to the missionary who washed his big body of stockholders who own outwounds with carbolic acid and water him Yankee Dago however and bound them up The patient was lived five generations of brother and doing well when the missionary lastU ulster car horses and did excellent serv ice on the streets for twenty years He Baw him more than a week later is now twenty three years old and Is enjoying his well earned rest and oati ONE AMERICAN IN SIAM without being troubled with thoughts Sent as a Missionary Ho Became the of having to pull on the morrow a Kings Counselor Larrabee streot car overflowing with There died in Siam a fow days ago humanity bound to Its early morning an American named Marian A Cheek work who had been a resident of that coungave tho old pensiontry for twenty two years and at the erForeman Burt Yankee not long ago the name of Happy Declinlnff Years of a Street mlkniM y fatftf rio waa L Car Horso saw a Blttlnjrft bAWfctkwVKipbe An fentfljjgh WiIee AN AGED IJENSIONEH Round Oak fair tight imitations Sow is the time to buy heating stoves The jKound Oak is still in the lead Iijta the only tove W f tove on the market The genuine jkuujnu uAji iounu oniy auvrorDes Jtfro It Wheals morion less fuel than any stove made jand will out last a half dozen of the cheap 4Jfti We sold more majestic ranges last year than were ever sold before in the same time and the reason they sell is because they are the best and most economical bakers made The oven is the most important part of a cooking apparatus the fire box is the digestive organ and the draft is the circulation These organs in the Majestic are different from any stove or range made The Majestic oven is the most sen sative the fire box the most economical and the draft the simplest and most perfect ft Majestic Range medical missionary under tho auspices of tho Presbyterian church at tho age of twenty years he gradually roso in power and wealth until he became the most intimate counselor of tho Siamese me ux ma ueubii wua uuu ui tuu musi sMnffflifilgd JI J4 MWOtM men in thjjt lanjj gaya the 136son GlobtC SenT there twenty two years ago as a SHHBi n uggies we have this year fa sur-¬ king SATAN the numerous works both in statues and in lifesize busts which the prince has leffin evidence of his power and of hlainRtry to undergo tho drudgerv and hard study indispen ¬ sable In order to becomo a real artist ho would help her in every way but that he would not allow her to waste her time by playing at art to the ex- ¬ clusion of other learning in short that sho must do her best to becomo a true artist or give it up Countess Feodore Glelchcn chose the harder but decidedly better part and she thereon began the routino of work and lessons in modeling in her fathers studio taking also drawing lessons and when only sixteen sho exhibited in he Grosvenor gallery tho statuette of a monk which was her first pieco of sculpture and for which sho obtained an order A fow months later she went to Florence not to study there but to see its galleries and art collections Sho joined the Blade school at tho ago of seventeen studying very hard there under Prof Legros having in ¬ struction in all the different branches of art and also in coloring for which she has a talent much more decided than is lusually found in conjunction with that for 60ulpture Her provi sional study has been accomplished en rtlrely in England tl i a l a1 a to make several he journeys to Rome and to visit those cities on the continent which contain daughters mind he told her that if she desired to work seriously On finding tho decided bent of his Mr Cheek left a family consisting of a wife and four children who have re- ¬ sided in Oakland for tho last two years Mrs Cheek recoived a cablegram recently announcing the death of her husband At tho timo of his death he was pressing a claim against the United States government for several hundred thousand dollars alleged to ba due on account of negligence of Ameri- ¬ can officials in Slam Mr Cheek a number of years ago obtained a concession from tho king to farm out a teak forest In getting the logs to a market they were floated down rivers and it was while ho had many thousands of them in tho form of aroft thot the logs were confiscated by representatives of an English com¬ pany Cheek- had tho stars and stripes pinned to hls rafts and ho called on the American officials for assistance They failed to come to the rescue the logs were confiscated and Cheek accordingly sued tho government for damages Tho officials at Washington question the right of Cheek to fly tho American flag in the situation ho was then in MiaHHaMMMta3i TASKEE DAdO passed any previous re Our stock was more care- ¬ fully selected and was Crood bought cheaper well bought are already half sold Come and QUEER SHAMPOO Tho WliUkbroom Boy Got Ilia Instruc tions Rather Mixed Bmall In one of tho hotel barber shops a w From tho time her first work was Been in public Countess Feodore Glcichen pursued her labors In the studio and continued to exhibit in the Eoyal academy the Grosyenor gallery and tho New gallery besides etchings in tho annual exhibitions of the Painter Etchers society ot which sho was a fellow Sho has won the prize given at jthe SI ado school for a medal and was JSJhosen from among tho other rcom that Bhampoo etitors to do tho portrait medal to bo What message did I send given in India of Lady Grant Duff To Joo told me you said to tell me to last years exhibition at Burlington inako a cup of tea and put it in tho bot- ¬ house Countess Feodore Gleichon sent tle and lie about HI a remarkable figure of Satan the form of which was suggested to her imag- ¬ Now Words from Africa ination by Miltons Paradise Lost An important linguistic expedition i to Africa has just been completed by Mass to Bo Said on a Train Rev Charles Robinson who was sent Five cars havo been ordered for the out by tho Haussa dictionary He first Trans Siberian railroad which are to went to Tripoli and Tunis where there be fitted up as ambulant churches It are Haussa colonies and then by way Is proposed to furnish a place of wor- ¬ of tho Niger and tho Benuo reached ship to the settlers along the lino of Kano tho commercial center of Haussa tho railroad where no churches are land In roturnlng from Kano to Eg built These church cars will run over gar on the Niger ho traversed four a certain given route in such a way hundred and twenty five miles where Ho that there will bo a mass read in each no European had ever been settlement at least once a week brought back three thousand new a dictionary materials for a Japan W American lutents in not yet pro words for Haussa grammar and manuscripts con- ¬ Amorimn natents are taining history and historical and re¬ tected in Japan and tho imitative Jap- ligious songs Tho Haussa is the most anese may reproduce fearlessly any important language of northern Africa of our inventions that they choose Tho people who speak it extend from Under the now treaties to go into ef the Niger region across to Soudan and fect in 1800 Japan will becomo a mem cover aterrltory nearly one thousand and ber of tho international patent will miles square they are very industrious trademark union and then things Mr Stan manufac- ¬ and aro the only nation that be different fnr American ley met tkat aetemed books - lUu turers the most valuablo art collections Tho other day with the whlskbroom says the Buffalo Exprebs the hold housekeeper sent down to tho proprietor of tho shop and asked him to fix her up a bottle of Bhampoo Ho fixed it and told Joe to take it up to tho house- ¬ keeper You tell her emu the barber to take half a teacup of tho Bhampoo a d put it in two teacups of water and apply Joe took tho shampoo and went up to V housekeeper with it In a short n tV barber IW ho cans back Give it to hcrall right asked Y3 6aid Joe With the directions Yes sold Joo again Half on hour later tho barber noticed tho housceper out in the hall looking curiously into tho shop He walked cut to where sho was Which Is It Aro Hello sho said you drunk or crazy asked tho What do you mean barber vlth much dignity You must bo one or tho other judg ¬ ing from tho message you sent up with Italian boy named Joo officiates he had been so long in the JOIN IN THE PROCESSION The tow boys hadjsalled him Dago years before because when he was stationed at Stato street to help We have a very full line of HARNESS SADDLERY and FLY NETS pull loaded cars up the Incline p was a constant source- of annoyance and TALBOT SADDLES made to order the equally constant source of wrath of tho Italians who drove fruit wagons Pago had an ever living desire to eat bananas Ho would stand Jn his place at tho corner and keep an ao on every when one filled wagon that passed with bananas would come along tho old tow horse would bolt from his place to tho middlo of tho street open his mouth and nip off such fruit as pleased his fancy Then ho would go back complacently to tho business of towing Dago has teeth like those of a squirrel and ago has not injured their efficiency For a number of years the old horse wasikcpt in a barn further north on Clark street Ho was finally moved to tho site of his present quarters After ho had been whero he now is for three years tho stable caught fire at night Tho men loosened the horses and be gan leading them out One of tho men Leavo him alone grabbed Dago take another yelled the foreman Em- ¬ hn n he will caro for himself Ho walked out of the So he did is place calmly and having reached the old barn street started north to the a whero he had not been for threo years Arriving there ho stood at the door until it was opened and then ho quietly on walked in and entered undirected hi3 J C J old stall which fo 1 - n iio uciug wub So lUlUOl J111UO VSUC vacant no resisted every effort of tho rightful owner of the stall to enter and was allowed finally to keep his old quarters Dagos quarters at present are a great stall of friplo the ordinary width Ho wanders all over tho barn at wilL Ho does not kick nor bite and ho has because land s m We JDLclctf Our Empire wlieat drill still leads They cannot down her Why Because she is tho anly force feed on themarKet The the only pire feed one farmer can rely and they know it we soil more and ewe i IIIUIU IP 1- which nono of tho querulousness age sometimes comes with old Ho is given all sorts of good things to eat and tho chlldron play with him and tumble about under his feet in a trying way but he heeds them not a bit beyond talcing great care not to step on thern Ho is an especial friend of the barn billy goat and is on good terms with all the other horses whom he visits dally without taunting them with their tied up condition or making undue boasts about his own freedom Yankee Dago will enjoy his present ease of life until he may bo called to something better1 in tho place whero many people believe good horses go We have sold over half a million pounds of Armour N western Homestead and National Bone Meal and want t more so come in quick bet ore all is gone Fertilizes Harne V s 4 tinflf Seattles lroposcd Ship Canal The city of Seattle Wash Iie3 be- ¬ tween salt water and a beautiful fresh water lake 20 miles long and from 3 to The distance between 6 miles wide tidewater and tho lake Is 4 mil es Work has been begun on a ship canal to connect tho two tho county having subscribed 500000 and eastern capitalists Tho 7000000 for the enterprise length of tho canal will be about 4 miles long its width at the bottom 80 feet and depth nt low water 20 feet There is room In tho laleo for tho navies of the world and the completion of tho canal will make It tho most romarka blo inland harbor in existence The teredo which Infests the hulls of ships drops off in fresh water We have secured Mr John S Shalley in our Harness depart- ¬ ment which he has improved tin every point and we have now the most complete stock ever carried in in the city TALBOT SADDLES Made 10 0rder- - d dl I fcltt 1 ft f i irf i ni W r oykittflrille Sftetttuckiatt THE SORTINGS n HOPKINVILLEv KENTUCKIAN T h October lilt0i nn TSBT ttf IGGER LQTHP01V j I 7 0 U x LVt i 9 s 1 mJ i f i I fj M The EteniBg Poirt one of the Bradley organs at Louisville in a FId In the blood purifying tmldinjr op DftH TUKM AM FK1MT two column article attempts tj ridi ¬ tsftlitleflot Hoods SftnapatUU Just what they aeefl Mrs cule and deny the danger CHAS mTmEACHAM domination in Kentucky of negro IsaGrlgsa o En it Bradley nig TeiM glvea should be elected It is well for her exjjwfjence be ¬ SUBSCRIPTION 4 A YKAR IN ADVANCE ilBuSered low such papers as this Benedict Local reashujt notice JOceiwper ltne 8pe even almost death with Liooais 6 enu per line each insertion hii for standing dvertlseinenis mrumucu Arnold of Democracy to at least be Katti local troubles on application truthful if they cannot be loyal aud which developed trpe to principle The records of OFFICII 212 SOUTH MAIN STREET Into a very serious Garrard county show that Bill Brad affeotlon andmado loy has voted for negroes and prob DEUOOKATIO TlbKET a surgical opero I ably every man on the Republican For Governor tionnecc6sary P WAT HARDIN ot Mercer was completely ticket has done the same In this For Lieutenant Governor BTTYLER of Fulton county Mr Breathitt who wants to broken down bad rmmerouB boils una For Treasurer be circuit judge has performed this when I commenced taking HoodB Barsat RCFORD olOloy weighed only 112 pounds Now For Auditor humiliating act again and again tLe paiilla I over 125 pounds and am In better L CNORMAN of Boone weigh last time less than a year ago It t For Register ot the Land Oiflce health than for the past fifteen years GB SWANGOonYoUe cannot be denied then that the Re Formerly I was covered with eruptions For Attorney General W JnENDIUCKof Fleming publican candidates are committed now my ekln Js clear I can truly say ForScoretary otState by their own acts to negro rule in HENRY SHALE ot GrayeB offices of as much importance as For Suptof Public Instrnotlon has uo equal for poor run down women ED PORTER THOMPSON ot Owen register of the land office Every one remarks about how well J am For Commissioner of Agriculture ION BNALL of Louisville The Post makes this statement looking Mrs Iba QBiaas For Railroad Commissioners which is too false on its face to be Hoods Pills act harmonlonaly irHhv J FLETCHEB DEMPSEY of Hopkins 290 Hood SarupaiUU GEO HALEXANDEUof Jefferson considered a more mistake from ig GREEN RKELLAR of Nicholas norance It is wilfully and knowing ¬ POSITIONS GUARANTEED For Circuit Court Judge Calloway ly untrue under reasonable conditions Do not say It can L 0 LINN ot not be done till you send for free catalogue of There have been bad negroes and TorMagistrate Pembroke Dlstrlot DRAUdHONS PRACTICAL WM LPARKER they have suffered for their misdeeds but in Kentucky Democrats as well e ru6tMe44 as Republicans to day eland ready to KasliviMc Tenn testify that in Kentucky where only This College Is strongly endorsed by banters Drnughons per cent of the population is col- ¬ and merchants FOUR weeks by is equal to method of teaching- bookkeeping ored there is absolutely not the TWELVE weeks by the old plan Special ad vantages In Snortnaud Penmanship and Telegraphy slightest fear not the remotest dan vacationCheap board Open to both sexes No Enter now Railroad Fare Paid gor of any kind from the negro un RAMP CTTITW We have recently prepared HUJHu DlUUli books on Bookkeeping der any circumstances whatever Shorthand and Penmanship especially adapt the county ed to home study Write for Home Study To day 40 per cent Office judges are Republican ofyet there are circulars at once County no negro election officers or police J The Coining fair officers nor any suggestion that the The Fifth Annual meeting of the Republican officers aro any less care- Christian COunty Fair will be held ful of the dignity or peace of the Oct 17 18 and 19 and preparations commonwealth than tho Democratic have been made for a much better far judges than usual Tho fine crops the in- ¬ The Democrats of Christian county creased interest and the extra efforts THE PASSING OF EX MAESE HE1T can testify on this point They have made to improve the various depart ments will all help to insure a sucEL had negro domination already un- cessful meeting Many special premCol Frog Sticker of the Bungtown til they have had enough They have iums have been offered by the mer Bugle is not in it for refinement of seen negroes elected to county office chants and some fine exhibits aro thought elegance of diction and dig ¬ more than once and the present coro- promised For particulars and catanity of expression when compared ner is a representative of the raco tho logue write to Jno B Galbreath Sec ietary with Col Hennery Wottorson begad Post does not fear They have Col had negro magistrates and negro sir of the Currier Jurnel The New South Louisvilles ne- ¬ contented himBelf constables of the meanest character gro organ renounces Bradley and Sticker has so far with characterizing the bimetallists who were run out of the county for urges the negroes to scratch the ticket as fanatics but Col Wotterson crimes against the laws while still in and vote for Pettit goes him one better and declares in office They have had negro police- ¬ in this secThere is oneofhiB double leaded and long men to strut the streets of Hopkins tion of the more Catarrh country than all other eared editorials that people who want ville and arrest white men They diseases put together and until the the Currier Jurnel to stultify itself have had negro census enumerators last few years was supposed to be in- ¬ by affecting enthusiasm for a Demo- ¬ and white men no better than ne- curable For a great many years it a local cratic candidate like Wat Hardin groes sent into their homes to take doctors pronounced remedies disease and by and jabber the census for the government They and prescibed local cure with local are idiots fools knaves constantly failing to wocks Just think of it he calls us have had and still have negro elec- treatment pronounced it incurable With 250000 words in tion officers often a majority of the Science has proven catarrh to be a jabberwocks therefore the English language Col Wotter- officers at a polling place being constitutional disease and treatment requires constitutional son begad Bir must needs invent a mean and insolent negroes These Halls Catarrh cure manufactured by word to express his contempt for things htve already been seen in F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is Democrats who are unwilling to flop counties like Christian cursed with the only constitutional cure on he It is taken internally in with him into John Shermans camp a majority of negroes and their po marke to make a Shermans litical associates and they will be doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful and help him It acts directly on the blood and Raid on the money of the people witnessed all over the state if the mucous surfaces of tho system They Prom his prcud position at the head Post succeeds in its efforts to defeat offer one hundred dollars for any of journalism in the South Mr Wat the election of the Democratic ticket case it fails to cure Send for circu terson has descended to the methods Already hero in Hopkinsvillo there lars and testimonials Address F J CHENEY CO Toledo O of Sam Jones and delights to abuse aro Republican candidates for tho apSTSold by druggists 75c villify and insult those whose ideas pointive offices in one of the states and opinions do not agree with the asylums some of whom aro negroes Both of the Georgetown papers latest revision of his own peculiar aid others men who have voted for want the Kentucky Press Associa views Exasperated at his loss of in- ¬ negrpes liuu Lu liifcot in Hint city cL J fluence and made desperate by the There can never be we admit any and the suggestion finds favor with well merited prodding he is getting continued domination of negroes in all of the editors A meeting ia that every week from the lunatics of the Kentucky because the white peopl e lovely little city aud tfu excursion to rida the once great editor is will not submit to it There mo re- Niagara FiIIh would be tho nicest showing the littleness of his nature spectable white KepubMc nho pi wnm that oould bo firmngetl - -- t Hti win not vote ior negroes xueio uio When Presidou1 li 11 getn up his ex who no longer respect his chameleon many of them in this county and he lot hnn do o with Marse negroes who have been elocted to ecutive comintlike opinious Good bye an eye to just such meeting You will soon disappear county offices have always ruu far Henri down the rr- - tln TVpI Knott went behliri tho whit tnon uu it d By the way it is a little early but let tickets In one case enoij hito Thr e c hi iUi Uomocratic ora- ¬ us advise you as a friend who loves Republicans not lost to all Bhame tory on tap yesterday in the State you in spite of your faults not to run voted with the Democrats and pre- Gen Hardin spoke at Pikevillo Gov next year The vented the election of a negro city McCreary at Maysville Hon R for deiegate-at-larg- e boys out in the brush are laying for judge in Hopkiusvillo by tho narrow TTyler at Paris Hon W J Hen Better take that long prom- margin of 21 votes Wo know some- - drick at Williamsburg Hon J K you Hendrick at Cadiz Capt Stone at ised trip to Europe when tho robins nKoiit- llii mfa r rm nxn ii I V01 nest again Wo love you and for as 7 Post calls it and we know that Hickman Hon D G Park at Bard the that reason wo will chasten you and the man who asserts that theie is not well Hon Geo H Alexander Rhea chase you out of the convention if tho slightest fear of fcuch a thing in Shelbyville Hon Jno Bedford Hon J F Derapsey you try to work that acclamation Kentucky is a li ir in tb face of facts racket on us next time To use and records The 400 10 peopie of Brandenburg and smaller fry one of your own elegant expressions Christian county have been there places too numerous to mention Sou have torn your pants and know what it is Hardin will get votes in Christian county that havent been brought out That man Jelf in Louisville who The Corbjtt Fitzsimmons fight will for years Watch out for Wat to is trying to get a divorce from his not come off at Little Rock after all lead tho ticket wife Malinda because she misrepremmmmrMMHmmmi9 Gov Clarke 1ms discovered that the sented her ago at the lime of their alleged prize fighting w was never Vote for every man on the Dem- mariiage has been rightfully beaten really pasted awl stotis have boen ocratic ticket from nardin down to in court According to his testimony Parker for magistrate she palmed herself off upon him as taken to proveat the meeting 15 years when in truth sho CTcwantuoMjiaTWirBitaiiTCnMCTjgrcgcj a bud of had reached the ripe age of 40 Jelf must either bo a stupi fel ow or h Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U S Govt Report must have been bliiKlcd by love when thus deceived It is true that tlunv are woin n of 10 who do not IikIc more than half that ago to an adini er J but there are few keen observoi who would take them to bo girls of 15 Henderson Gleaner Tired Women 3 j IBM r F Hoods Sarsaparilla A J ft-- n J V A young ITlan we think you are in a Supplemental 4 Buisiut Hill At li Ti C vpi1 ljjf v matter of Clothingthen we know you wear onlythe Happy HonE Our vcelebrated guaranteed brand high grades are fit for a king j j to oe marneu j delicate position- But your judgment is goodIf its as good mtne f in Prices to fit a young mans pocket 1 S- - Clerks Mammoth Clothing fe Slioe Oortsro Main St Hopkinsyille Ky IBaOMSMBBnnMaBIMMMIBBMBBniHHMKM I Jul ZOj ZJj ul Wl THE HOWE JEWELRY GO Jewelrifi C HAS THE HOST ELEGANT LINE OF Watches fOOlUCt UJUJl DIAMONDS Brio-a-ora- o ever seen outside of a large city Personal attention given to Remember the place HOWE JEWELRY COMPANY Cut glass VWWM Art lnnflR SvectacLes ALL AT LIVING- PRICES Watch Cloefo and Jewelry Repairing 209 SOUTH HMAIN ST Anderson Co Two Doors North of J Call on us for Reliable Goods and Repairing MGR J JAS M HOWE Clippings L 4 J j 1 Baking RoYal VGeZSa PV t TheneWrgpvernor of Kentucky will bo t5ipuuitiiecl the fifth Tuesday af ter thd elechonwhichas JDec 10 ii1 t5 ABSOLUTELY PURE t I Powder More Taffy from tho Editors from the Gordon Pield Times The 1895 meeting of the Kentucky This paper established and incorAssociation has ended It was porated Sept 1895 by the G F As- ¬ Press successful and interesting af a very sembly is to those who think it so fair from the beginning1 to the end a very bright newsy and interesting and will be remembered with pleasJTO for- rooolrl rWnirl nf nnlitiVq nfirtv fnc- - Uro b all of those who tious and will not under any circum- - f tunate enough to attend The meet stances publish gossip or advertise ing opened in Hopkinsville and the ments The whole thing is for the pooplo of that enterprising city con enter- - spicioin of whom were the local press improvement advancement and pleasure of our school people and Postmaster Wilgus en tainment public readings from its pages tertained the visitors royally There every Friday afternoon ekction of was a splendid ball on Monday night new officers every fortnight Our and a sumptuous banquet ou Tues excellent and most worthy president day night m that justly famed Hotel Sam M Boone declining to serve a Latham A drive about the city on second term Miss Myrtle Moody Tuesday and a reception at Bethel was ejected to the chair on Friday College given by President McCall A very pleasant feature of this baby and his excellent wife assisted by organization is its utter unselfishness about half a hundred maidens The and each member of the statf cor- - luncheon at the college was a much from appreciated one it being most oxcel dially solicits contributions lent in quality and served in a most other C C S boys and girls has just closed its pleasant manner Grand Kivers Her Gordon Field first quarter of ihe fall term Mrs S aid Wit1 - L D Allen presiding 0 teacher n h i dobf b moiety and UoplunsviHe did herself proud in such a base Mi club how can she Quite a number ontertaiyjng ike Kentucky Press As- help but prosper o 4 ko wwt ll rmniniiniaiiiiri mir ihK Rom SUUltlUUU meetings uuothepress gang of districts whom we aie successful lrom other that has bpn held in several years Henry Pendleton we miss you The reuji uon given them iy lut peo ple of that pretty little city was one badly and long for your return ¬ How gladly we welcome the first long to be remembered and tho bannever been sur- ¬ frost of the season it killed the to- quet and ball have bacco brought back our boys but passed by any city did uot exterminate the fleas The debatable question Is Man a The Kentucky Press Association by tho meeting at fjopkinsville last week Creature of Circumstances advanced class next week and then was all that could be wished and our school rally While it more than was expected Hu rhJlnnralilforUF 5 was not feared Hopkinsville could Hurrah kurrnli school childrens hearts not provide every essential pleasure revive many thought it could not bo done While Ave aua thirty boys and girls lu 85 so handsomely as it was But it was Go marching to O F done bountifully and it had the de The honor roll we hope to publish lightful charm of cordiality The next quarter As leaders wo mention city was given over to the guests and in this quarter Jeff Aloore iu demuch portment Maytie Barker literature they used it with splendidsatisfaction Hopkinsville is a little city Florence Giay physiology and his and her people have the wealth and tory Eva Allen primaiy history will to do everything wellr Mayfield Myrtle Moody algobia Sam Boone Mirror Lady Boone higher arithmetic o neatness and beauty of all black i This was the most successful meet ¬ board work If this doesnt reach tho wasto ing tho association has ever held be Hopkins basket wo will bo agreeably disap- ¬ sides tho most enjoyable ville did herself proud in entertaiu- pointed A hop was mer the association glvou tho members on tho night of Keduced Bates Sept 23 and on tho 21th they were Account of Bankers Association treated to a magnificoat banquet at the t V Ry will soil tickets to which there was much speech malt Owcusboro and return Opt 23rd ing Tho speech of tho evening was 2lth as ono fare for tho ruuud trip that of Mr Frank Bell of the HopHe is not kinsville Independent IJeturn limit Oct 27th Account ot General missionary only one of Jhobesfc newspaper men Convention the O V Hy will sell in this ond of the ptalo but on orator tickets to Dallas Tox and return on of great foico1 and power Talo of Oct 15th and 17th as ono fard for thej Two Cities bound trip Keturn limit Nov lOthJ o- v E M Sherwood Agt were met atttno aepot by the we Vitaliadoubl0 atrengthf foi Sale by Press Committee and escorted to tho V new and elegant Hotel Latham druggists where a biff ball was going honor of the Kentucky eaitors sve looked on for a good while and then Next morning retired to our room a meeting of the Press was held at the Opera House and in the after- ¬ noon we were turned over to tho kind citizens of Hopkinsville who brought their carriages around and proceeded to show us the city We were taken to the Baptist College where refresh ¬ ments were served us by the college girls we then returned to our hotel At 8 oclock an elegant banquet was set in honor of the Kentucky Press Hardin Star o Near Hopkinsville is situated tho Western Asylum for the Insane There were which was also visited only a few of the visitors however who left tho carriages for an inspec- ¬ tion cf the institution and those who did not missed one of the most interesting features of the entire trip Doctors Eager and Smith showed tho greatest cordiality in th recentin of me visitois and took great pleasure in showing every point of interest of which there are many connected with the place Everything presented an appearance of neatness and perfect arrangement that was a lovelation to those who had but little Idea how such an institution is conducted Nothing is left undone that will tend to the comfort and happiness of the Visitors aro unfprtunate inmates always welcome and time spent in going over tho buildings and grounds could not but prove of interest to anyone who has the opportunity Dover News The annual meeting of tho Ken- ¬ tucky Press Association held at Hop ¬ kinsville Sept 23 to 25 and tho pleasKl ant iunket which followed make it ono long to be remembered by every member of the association who at- ¬ tended For warm hearted and gen- ¬ erous hospitality the people of that pretty and thrivin g city have no su- ¬ periors The afternoon of Tuesday was 6pent driving over the city In carriages furnished by the Citizens Committee free visiting the Western ICentucky Lunatic Asylum tho fop kinsyille cemetery and other places of interest winding up at Bethel College whore an elegant lunch was served by Dr and Mrs McCall At 8 p m the association assembled at Hotftl Latham dining rooms whore an elegant banquet was served in ten courses Owingsvillo Outlook yA Oity Tax For 1895 city taxes 1895 not pid by Nov lbt will be subiect torn nennllv of 6 per cent which will be added AH fr Octl5 3t 4 City Tax Collector Typhoid fever is prevalent in Ow enaboro -- L C Cravens C J s October 1 1895 r Reported byTATOMJCMBRT Oo X1YE STOOK COMMISSION MMOJIANTS EOUBBOK BTOOK YABD r HOPEIlSTSmELE KEKTUUSlAJSi v 5v c V T- - V w V tffce Do NOTHING BUT r NEWS FOUKlftlf COLUMN THIS J QUOTATIONS A Condensed Account of the Latest Hap ¬ pening Temely Told for Headers Iuy Louisville Ky Oct 9 Cattle Receipts of oattle279Ad81 calves Tha following Is a copy of jtli Civ- ¬ fiqhtiwq Not il Rights Law recently passed by the Japan la Taking a Rest Before Un ¬ New York Legislature with tho pros4 dertaking Fresh Vara pect of being duplicated in Kentucky Every one feels that the peace is if a Republican State ticket and Leg onlya lull ih a stoncrwbich will tea en tly1 rago all the more furiously islature are elected next month ¬ I Is Store j t tiredof FIFTH ANNUAL fAlB ATE Of T0E- - Shipment 172 Market ruled ox- GENERAL ALL COUNTIES i committed suicide tremely dull throughout the day and Five folios Edwarffjftessler it was impossible to obtain Mondays Laws of New York By Authority Every law unless a different timo Rhinock- of Covington has prices A greatjmany cattle left over Mayor been renominated by the Democrats unsold prospects for a dull trade the shall be prescribed therein shall not take effect until the twentieth day af the week An earthquake shock- was felt in remainderbf Hops Receipts 1623 Shipments ter it shall have bebome a law Sec the Black Hills Friday evening 608 Market ruled slow bat about tibn 48 article II chapter 8 General Gen W J Landram died at Lan- - steady at yesterdays prices Every Laws CHAP 1042 thiugsold readily at quotations P os l castor Friday night pectal6ok fair at about these prices AN ACT to protect all citizens in The Southwestern Presbyterian Sheep ANb Lambs Receipts 2161 their civil and leual richtB Synod will meet next yeafntJBowling Market ruled dull and 15c to 25c Became a law1 June 15 1895 with the Green lower especially on tho coming approval ot tno governor massed three fifths being present Col L R Bums a clothing mer grade Tho People of the State of New chant of Knoxville committed sui- GaStlx Extra shipping 4 00 to 4 60 York represented in the Senate and uVuJ cide on account of business reverses Light shipping 8 60to4 00 Best butchers 8 60 to 4 00 General Assembly do enact as follows Mrs Henrietta Gregg who at- ¬ Frtlr to good batchers 2 60 to 8 25 Sec 1 That all persons within the Upmrnon to medium butohers 00 to a 60 tempted suicide brhangingin Nich jurisdiction ot this State Bhall bo Thin rough Bteerspoor cows and ecalfiwsgs 1 00 to 1 75 olaBville died as thoiresult entitled to the full and equal ad Good to extra oxon 8 25 to 8 60 vantages accomodations facilities tominon to medium oxon ib to 2 25 Last week tho gold reserve re loooih to 1200ID Fcedera 8 25to8 7fi and privileges of inns restaurants mained about stationary the maxi Stocxers I 60 to 3 25 11118 hotels eating houses bath houses s 125 to 2 05 mum amount being a little over S93 VcalcalveH 2B0to 660 barber shops theatres music halls 000000 Choice milch cava 2G00 to 80 00 publio conveyances on land and Fair to good mljch cows 12 00 to 18 00 Judge W L Jacksons condition is Ilooa Choice pacKlng and batchwater and all other places of pubers 225 lb to 800 lb again such as to cause his friends i 00 to 105 lic accomodation or amusement to good packing 180 lb to 25 ft much apprehension Ho is circuit Fair lb subject only to the conditions and t 05 to 4 1Q Good to extra llsht 160 lb to 180 feSjfjuage at Louisville limitations established by law and lb 4 05to 4 10 applicable alike to all citizens Fat shoats 120 lb to 150 lb 4 05 to 4 10 Reuben P Hemingray a rehandler Fnt flhoals lb to 4 00 to 4 03 Sec 2 That any person who shall lost out in tobacco speculation and Rongh3150 100 to 400 120 lb lb lb 8 25 to 8 7f violate any of tho provisions of the departed from Louisville leaving ShekpAndTids Good to exshlp- 2 6d to 275 ping sheep foregoing section by denying to any debts aggregating 10000 2 00 to 2 50 Fair to good citizens except for reasons applica1 76 to 2 00 Common tomedlum Judge H W Bruce has been ap1 00 to 2 60 Bucks ble alike to all citizens of every race Extrn lambd Kentucky ms - 3 25 to 8 40 pointed chief attorney of the Louiscreed and color the full enjoyment 8 00 to ft 26 Fair to good Tennessee1 ville and Nashville Railroad Com3 60 to 3 00 Common to medium of any of theaccomodations advan Tall ends ov culls pany to succeed Russell Houston 176to225 tages facilities or privileges in said Hon Chas A Board ex senator section enumerated or- by aiding or Kosolutioiis inciting such denial Bhall for every from Scott county died at GeorgeWhereas It has pleased the Great such offense forfeit and pay a sum town Saturday of dropsy He was a Head of the Church to remove from not less than one hundred dollare native of Union county nor more ihau five hundred dollars our midst our beloved brother colab- At a mountain wedding on the to the person aggrieved thereby to Kentucky mountain border line the oror Deacon Julius Royal Winfree be recovered in any court of compe groom was sixty and the bride thir- ¬ therefore tent jurisdiction in tho county Resolved That while we grieve teen where said offense was committed for W W Taylor tho defaulting State and tho loss of his companionship love and shall also for every such offhelp our grief is tempered by Treasurer of South Dakota will only ense be deemed guilty of a misdo hope that have to serve two years his sentence the blessed to be with in leaving us he meanor and upon conviction therof has gone Christ which is having been cut down by the Su- far better shall bo fined not les than one preme Court hundred nor more than five hunThat we tender our Resolvedv dred dollars or shall be imprisoned Max Cohn of the Groat American heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved not less than thirty days nor mere Stock Company dealers in clothing family of the deceased land commend thanninety days or both such line has left Bowling Green for parts un them for consolation to Him whose and imprisonment known and his creditors aro mourn chastisements are dealt by a loving Sec 3 That no citizen of the State ing his departure hand Resolved That a copy of the possessing all other qualifications which are or may be prescribed by above preamble and resolutions be BELL BOYS ON BICYCLES law shall be disqualified to serve as sent the family of the deceased and grand or petit juror in any court of Will Bo Handled at the also that they be published in thoHop HowJors this State on account of race creed kinsyille New TLra and the Kentook IAtlanta Exposition or color and any person charged and recorded in the minutes of Atlanta is a city of 110000 people ian with any duty in the selection or this meeting and the calculation Is that on great summoning of jurors who shall ex- ¬ Done by order of the church session days during her exposition she will clude or fail to summon any citizen Chas T Caskt Clerk have to take care of that many more for the cause aforesaid shall on conviction thereof be deemed guilsays the Philadelphia Record Tve A PENNY IN THE SLOT ty of a misdemeanor and be fined Committee in charge of publio com not less than one hundred dollars fort after careful consideration has And Get a Prescription Telling You nor more than five hundred dollars What Medicine to Buy decided Mb adopt the system which or imprisonment not less than thir was operated with success in Phila ¬ machines have ty days nor more than ninety day6 delphia during the con tennlah The been applied to many novel uses or both such fine and imprisoment control of this business will be held but tho queerest of all these catch- Sec 4 This act Bhall take effect im- ¬ by the exposition company and not penny contrivances is one that give3 mediately let as a concession as at Chicago you a prescription if you are sick State of New York Office of the These automatic At Atlanta absolutely no charge and need one will be made cither to hotels board ¬ doctors are of English origin and at Secretary of State -- ss I have compared the preceding with ing houses or to residents or to the present time may ba found on On the street corners in many parts of Lon- ¬ thfl original law on file in this office visitors for this service and do hereby certify that the same first day of May an elaborate can- ¬ don is a correct transcript therefrom and vass was made of the city and sub- ¬ They aro made of wood to the like- of the whole of said original Jaw urbs and every available room reg- ness of a man and are about half the John Palmer istered The same work was carried size of the American cigar store In Secretary of Stater through the outlying towns f r a dis- dian He is unlike tho Bannock In If the voters of Kentucky look upon tance of thirty or forty miles and dian however in that ho is full of commutation tickets will be put on by holes All qver the body head and the above law as a desirable one for all of the roads so that visitors see ¬ limbs of the figure are slots for the tho Commonwealth they will put ing the fair during the day will be reception of the penny fee charged their cross under the negro cabin If able to get out in the evening and for the prescription and beneath otherwise they will place their mark return early the next morniog This the slot is the usual opening from under the rooster will materially expand Atlantas ca- ¬ which the prescription issues after pacity for accommodating visitors the penny has got in its final work v- Acrostic These automatons aro the prop All this information will be tabu ¬ Gone Js vacation lated and sent broadcast over the erty of the London Automatic Precountry aud visitors from a dis scription company an incorporated Rare pleasure yca ouiy tance will ba encouraged to engage concern which has among its share During Its bright sunny hour j quartets in aavauce in this way holders not a few of the foremost On green meadows bright Neath ihe trees great height much of the work of public oomfort physicians in London At first a ry few of the automatons wore nut will b don bpfor i In each happy homo op t Dutiug tho exposition tho out by way of experiment and the Even now In September public comfort headquarters will be mistake was made of placing them Loath are we to remember opened at some central point in tho In the fashionable promenades such Duty before pleasure Is beat It city and active and experienced men as Rotten row Petticoat lane aud i Ah Met each one hasto A corps portions of the Strand Here the - will be plaoed in charge Come not a moment to waste of messengers will bo constantly In swell chappies whetted their curiAll wish higher to rho waiting and every house on the list osity fpr a time by dropping pennies Dont let us then our work despise Each one thus might be will be visited twice a day and every in tho slots and then the wooden Much better and wiser you see vacant room will bo reported The physicians got to bo a colossal joke Yearning for knowledge in U F C managers of the bureau will be able In a short time however the au-- Jf B to tell at any time exactly bow many tomatons were removed to the Messrs Paul Price Ben Plain and rooms are open and In what local Whltechapel district where they In short the publio comfort met with a generous patronage Rufus Parish all young men of Mad- itg iplreau will run the city very much from the poorer classes Of course isonville attended the Sam Jones in this city Sunday as a hotel Is run and bicycle mes these figures do not dispense medi- ¬ meeting oengers will take tho ploco of bell cines as thero would be an insurMiss Marcie Carnoy is visiting mountable obstacle In the law The friends in Huntsvillo Ala bovs prescription given b the figure for How to Work a fcJalky Horse a penny i3 a good one generally Awarded Tho subject matter under discus ¬ prescribing the standard remedy for sion was balky horses John Miller ordinary Ills such as toothache Highest Honors Worlds Fair cashier of the Citizens national earache headache etc Then there band of Big Run had tho floor He aro antiseptic dressings for cuts and When I was a chunk of a liniments for bruises tonic for said the boy my father hada balky horse hair and salves for corns and which it occasionally fell to my lot Tn each case the prescripbunions to drive It was a heart rending ex tion bears the name and business perience and I often exhausted my of tho apothecary whose patienqe and ingenuity in attempts address shop is nearest to the automaton He would jog to make him go N Y Work aldjfer all right on tho level or down Reoomblos Queen Victoria W but ho would not o up hill If you would Hev would just staud Airs George H Peters a charm liclr him he would proceed to back iftg elderly lady of Boston has had TVfien I Finally I hit on a scheme imported a handsome cabinet car ¬ cafbo to a bill Id just turn the brute riage similar to that used by QUeen around and whip him and he would Victoria Mrs Peters resembles MOST PERFECT MADE When he reached her majesty in her personal appear back up the hill pure Grape Cream of Tartar Ponder Free the top el just turned him around anceandl when on the road attraota Dm Ammonfa Alum rany other idultei ant and he would go down all right ponslderableVfoation YEARS TJfE STANDARD o 1 p 1 4 says the London New Rtissia is now the object of Japanese hatred and little attempt Is made to conceal Against Russia Ger ¬ thcfacU fsTrid Franco even the greatest many jingoudmits Japan Is h6lpless But it is quite otherwise with Russia single handed All ranks and classesfare confident that they can punish Russia Russia iss Inviting Her ships move about attack prepared for action with all possi- ¬ ble woodwork removed and the hulls This Is exas ¬ painted sea green but tho bitterest blow is perating the news that In Korea Russian In- ¬ trigue has completely foiled Japan The Japanese aftent already finds hlmselfa cipher and is coming homs however willf not re The Japan e slgnKorea without a fight If Rus ¬ sia actually occupies the peninsula hostilities will begin As the troops return from tho Liautung peninsula theyjare being hurriedly sent north ready should war result to bo landed in Korea It would bo no childs says the Dally play for Russia In ironclads she is News writer superior but tho greater speed of tho Japanese cruisers would give them a great advantage aud prevent Russia from forcing a pitched naval Guns strained during tho battle recent fights aro being replaced and the boilers cleaned and overhauled In another month Japan will bo ready for her formidable foe Clearly we are only at tho beginning of thines in the far east HRISTIAN QOUNTY Incorporated f go j- HOPKINSVILLE KY JgpNlFilk raiDAY and am o CTOBER 18th f CTOBER 17tw wv SATURDAY LIBERAL PREMIUMS In All Departments VRfBsS1 wsHS OCTOBER 18thr 1895 Three SPEED RINGS Each Day MV DULIN President J B GALBREATH Secretary w2ad Q oiangr to You Will Want 4 DOZEN AT 43c Until they are G one tR 4 et OolderI 0b6S iCEACH WTiar v w AJL M XJ Why LAP ROBES Of Course Always Sold For 1 Before EZOKSEI BXj lsrSIJZS of Every Description F A YOST tu CO- No IS Niiitli St Nickel-in-the-sl- ot 2 loCT 9 WEDNESDAY THURSDAY If you want to see tho LARGEST aud MOST BEAUTIFUL grq OCT 11 tX Cfc n J7 sassKKssfijss3 - STOCK OF DRV GOODS Ever paced on exhibition in this city attend tbe opening of RICHARDS i CO ri mi z TnwnrmniT n1TCrl n u hV T r m ii H jfti Sw m mw warn vt- yJOis if wf About our line of we feel sure will be appreciated by all lovers of good dress r ju fJVW WW- M Jlan This is an opportunity that he will not miss Wo fee conGdent in tho assertion that not a house in Kentucky can show a finer lino of CXotliing Mats and Furnishings We Feel that tho above IWy ki 0 i- i i CREAM 4 to insure a visit from you v rjmMHJ 1Vr- pp iffV T- s BOOLWARE fni1 j o 40 J 7 6 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmtm HOPiUNSVlLLE sssesesnassi KENTtJCKIAN -A BENEVOLlfo 4WEMM fe BrifdY RomWc DJtftH AS for Infants and Children v MOTHERS t M Cordial many so called Soothing Syrnpa and most remedies for children are composed of opium or morphine Do You Know Bo Yoh Know that opium and morphine are stupefying narcotic poisons Po Yon Know that In most countries druggists are not permitted to sell narcotics without labeling them poisons e U not permit any medldne to be given your child unless you or your physician know of what It is composed Po Yon Know that you should Po Von Know that Castorla Is a purely vegetable preparation and that a list of JtsinllCTentsirpubllshedwnh crylJottle Is the prescription of the famous Dr Samuel Pitcher That it has been in use for nearly thirty years and that more Castorla is now sold than of all other remedies for children combined Po Yon Know that Castorla Po Yon Know that the Patent Office Department of the United States and of other countries have issued exclusive right to Dr Pitcher and his assigns to use the word Castorla and Its formula and that to imitate them is a state prison offense I i Po You Know that one of the reasons for granting was because Castorla had been proven to be this government protection for tr Po Yon Know one cent a dose cents or 3 J that 35 absolutely harmless average doses of Sastorto nre furnished 33 Po Yon Know that when possessedof this perfect preparation be kept well and that you may have unbroken rest yourchlldren may Well these tnlnga WIic are worth knowing They are facts fac slniilo i fiifc Signature of S jAa l la on every wrapper V- Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria I Women ot genius usually have George Eliot with checkered lives her strong intellect and knowledge ol not proof Rgainst Mrs Burnett Is the Latest Un ¬ cause and effect wasof literary women the matrimonial fate happy Literary Woman as her various wedded and unwedded experiences show fihe Earned the FamUy Money for Many Ouida seems to have had a prescience Tears and Then Forgot to Look of what would follow if she married Up to Her Ilosband Other and so wisely Btayed single Can anyMatrimonial Failures one imagine Ouida married Much as she admires Frances Hodgson Burnett is the latest she stoutly one happy men would could He never make shoot voman to add proof to tho theory that mangled somehow when genius on the feminine side of the fam ¬ himself of gelhim a stream of on her biting In- ¬ she turned ily does not make a happy home withering uevilishly sarcastic elo-¬ compatibility of temper is the sad ex for his benefit cuse put forth when homes like hers quence poured forth allis admirable on Eloquence of that sort Are broken up an and It has never been known to fail when paperwhen directed in hintopposite line of the per there is a but a womans power of earning money is becomes uncomfortable jgrcater than that of her husband that sonal in it it to fry potatoes following trying breakers are ahead and it Is an irrefuta- ¬ Ouida cataclysm in the kitchen Ouida law of nature that it should be so on a ble an A woman of a large inheritance who moaning over the unreachable cobweb turning possibilities or musing on marries a poor man has the advantage in a worn gown Ouida mixing a salad way but the woman of him in a certain dressing or sewing on a suspender but ¬ who earns tho family money possesses ton oh no it is impossible to conceive an advantage gigantic in comparison is not charitable to advise geniuses and as impossible to overlook or deny to It single for they need the fullest stay as if it were tangible of life to expand In and in which to No womanly woman says tho Ch- spread their minds yet the history of icago News relishes being married to a their- - matrimonial tangles Is but a his- ¬ man to whom she cannot look up in all tory of divorce courts The men respects and whom she does not feel who are the talented are as unfortunate as superior to her in many ways Re they are A little American actress formers may howl themselves black who was married to a prominent writer but they cant alter this stern fact one of plays threw upher hands when her fbit And when a woman discovers that Yes she divorce was mentioned she has much more talent and a larger cried 1 am divorced from him at last head for business than her husband My dear whatever you do never marry there is going to creep into her heart a genius Her dramatic emphasis was first surprise then pity and then care- ¬ sufficient to express poor Jane Carlylos less contempt A man does not shine unspoken thought and Harriet Sheltin this kind of a light In Mrs Burnetts leys and that of Shakespeares neg- ¬ case her husband is as talented as she lected wife and their innumerable sisthough in a different direction ters When the genius is on tho fem- ¬ Swann M Burnett is one of the leading inine side of the house the result is oculists of the country To bo sure worse his wife paid for his education in this direction with money earned by writ Doesnt Live Half His Life r au tnat was no discredit proA Spanish mathematician figuring vided tho couple had amicably under-jkitrv- - out the average allowance of rieen 111 Afrs Humett ha tjp fiTintVnr ncoo and tht ilko otyei a iuuu wuty lived in Europe most of the time for years of ago has only really lived about the last few years and when home she fourteen or fifteen years and her husband were only formally polite congeniality of spirit seemed Studjr and Physical Exertion entirely wanting Three hour of close study wear out Otljcr literary womua navo Bharod the body more tnau a whole day of John Oliver close physical exertion the same experience A Charitable Spirit Awkward Spouse 1 see our sot is to have a grand charity ball Did you ever dance for charity Pretty Wife Of course Dont you remember how I used to take pity on you and dance with you when wo first met N Y Weekly GENIUS AND MAERIAGE It No SxMPTOiis of Erysipelas My mother was in such a condit- ¬ FOR SO YEARS ion tLat the least cut or scratch would Has led all WORM Romodlos in its worst form cause erysipelas EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED She concluded to try Hoods Sarsapa 9 acration for the beautiful duchess SOLD JJV AZI DBTJOOISTS symp- ¬ Tnptrfi by Tho hospituloj Tegernsee which la rilla and she has not felt any ST LOUS niCTUUDBOX 8BD1CUK erysipelas since she began n the old royal Bchloss now tho prop toms of taking it She cannot say enough in erty of tho duke can accomodate sixty Mas patients each ward containing from g raise of Hoods Sdnaparilla Smith Shollyville Ky 0 four to six beds No fees Are tplPn B any of tho three hospitals but there are boxes in which richer patients are Hoods Pills cure biliousness indiHOPKINSVILLE KY expected to place a contribution tHo gestion Is tho finest Hotel In the South All mod money being devoted lo the deserving ern Improvements Steam Ilent and lec Brandenburg has an As You Like Lights throughout It club SW Rates 2 to 350 per day Hodges Co Managers Besv F nry Medicine Mr 0 JS Jones GUmd Ala says May 16th 18955 I xvbb sulfering PROFESSIONAL CARDS from Catarrh in the head and was BELL cured bv Kings Boval Germetuer UAKBERY We keep it all the time and believe Ifiwyers that it is the best family medicine to day there is on the market Practice In the Courts of Christian and ad Germetuer suits all ages in the olnlng counties HopklnBvllle Ky home is so pleasant to take that all Office City Hall building Court Square JmmwUtt It fl wlaSHi fiiir like it It is so harmless that the tenderest R IVES HALE babe and most delicate invalids are 4 Attorneys at Law always safe in using it It cures when all else fails New PraeticeintheCouitsof Christian and ad package large bottles 108 doses 51 joining counties For Bale by R C Hard wick Hopklnsvllle Ey March S3 1888 The duke and duchess says the Gentlewoman lead a very busy useful life for flie duke has no less than three eye hospitals under his charge which he has himself founded the principal and favorito of which is at the royal schloss at Tegernsee in Bavaria Tho others are at Munich and Meran at all of which places he spends a part of the year with b family Sis royal highness performs the operations very early In the morning in suramer at half past six arid ho is almost always assisted by the duchess- - who takes tho greatest interest in her husbands work and who is herself a very skillful trained nurse He also sees all patients early in tho morning and as may be imagined the poor luolc upon him almost with worship and have an equal The tbrigftod chief Mlka alloc and Hi3 MiMutcl Stojanovitch whpir the Beautiful Wifo lstv eight yfturs has been the scourge 01 uie uanuoe msvnats V Threo Ere IIoflltIaiArr3rwtttlntailneA and particularly ofPosarevatz ana --l r - T Sememdria counties has been cap gerne the favorite lttreit tured add shot In consequence of an of Catl Theodor act of romantio devotion Several The third of six beautiful and tal ¬ years aao he abduoted a beautiful ented sisters Princess Maria Jbsepha girl named Miriana daughter of a of Braganza became the second wife b peasant by snatching of the celebrated royal oculist Duke her from among tho kola dancers Carl Theodor of Bavaria on April 29 one Sunday afternoon and gallop ¬ 1874 No married Hfo could bo more simple ing off with her pursued by the or happy than that led by Duke whole village and Duchess Carl Theodor surrounded Miriana was shot about a fort ¬ by their five children three daughters night ago by tho gendarmes and ana iwo sons inncess oophle born in Mika conceived the wild Idea of at ¬ 1875 Princess Elizabeth 1870 Princess tending her funeral in her native Marie 1878J Prince Ludwlff Wilhelm village with the result already In 1884 and Prince Franz Joseph tho 4 In his pocket when he Kousuu 01 xne omporor 01 Austria on mentioned Bavaria OpUt Duk mB fQ I w of hm jwSr Wm til Tiie Main Street A Complete1 and Beautiful hand all at L i Mita Jpn il lv VfciHfsrM FURNITURE Dealer well-to-d- W Cash F GOHK ABSOLUTELY PURE THE OLD RELIABLE Bed room Suits 10 SWEET CAPO RAL op are still ranging through Servia committing political murders now MdSTlN for toll party and now for that and levylM blackmail from tho peasants The state of things is worse than it ever was in Greece and is a dis- ¬ grace to the administration Pall Mall Gazette was apprehended was found a copy of a newspaper containing a full description of the gallantry and death of tho fair Mirittmp Numbers of robber bands called Haiduks CIGARETTE JHMJiapJ i A Solid Oak Suttfjkr IhQ Test al Tt More SOLD THAN BRANDS QUANTITY COMBINED all other 80S W N DUCkER FUHERAL DIRECTOR BESTINQUAU1 WORMS WHITES GREM vermifuge HQSt Latiaf Hole Henderson Entirely new and first class in all ccspects Excellent Bamplo Rooms and service unoqualed in tho city On Doublo Car Lino 0F L P Kleidkrkb Proprietors Henderson 1 Kv WHEi YOU LOUISVILLE Have your Photograph made At i i 11 WYBRANTS NEW STUDIO No 680 Fourth Avenue Louisville An Ky 1FI IHKiii connected with China and Olasi Fainting and Decorating Acknowledged by Amaieifrs Proftstfils and Teachers as indispensable and thenPwtfrfg nlzed authority on all subjects connected With these arts Each number contains a beautiful colored study six or more pages of designs with iull directions for reproduction and a query column open to subscribers only In stamps for sample copy Mention thispper Price yearly 300 mailed per copy 30c Orders and subscriptions received at this 6o The China Decorator Illustrated monthly journal the only publication in tho world devoted exclusively to information and Instruction on all matters BCOZjOBS teoerssee in A New Explosive Office Court St near Weber Send Every Lady Bnonld Bee It Ir The Sumo Thing Fogg It always makes mo smile to read Woods jokes Figg Smile I should say they arc well calculated to drive a man to drink Fogg Isnt that what I said Boston WB MBS Transcript FnANCES HOnOBOH BimNETT to II In Ifjutlucts And you will never forget me asked tho summer resort girl of her lover the dry goods clerk Never he said abbcntly Is there anything more to duy V Detroit Free Tru ff r r v Hobbes the English writer otherwiso lenown as Mrs Craigie has just secured a divorce because she was miserable in matrimonial life Gossip now has it that she is going to marry George Moore tho novelist with whom she has Ono collaborated in several stories would think that she was leaping out of the brambles into tho briers doiny this for two geniuseft are as bad ns an army in thuViraount of damago they can wreak lhe artistic and lilerjiv instincts produce in a person a sort c irijMtijionalibni a restless morbidness tondfcr nerves and a largo demand for sympathetic folentico and if an un comprehending husband la unable tn give this a liuAnd of like temperaancnt is xnOre than apt to refuse to eriVi Press t j Klglit Kind of Innndrymnn nave you got a good laundryman First rate lie brought me seven collarb last week that didnt belong to rap besides my own and they were all Pathfinder my size Completely Cowed There goes a man who once topic the nerve completely out of me Joaf What is he a fighter noax No a dentist Philadelphia Hoax Record So never thought ho would marry her How did it happen money J udcre No propinquity inMi t tlUt IM IIMi hi n shes Jaclc Leonards wife lhe Cause or It I tion Scbloss Tegernsee is beautifully sit ¬ uated on tho Lake of Tegernsee al ¬ most on the edge of the water Tegern- ¬ see Is a very ancient town founded by two brothers Count Ottokar and Count Adalbert in tho year 746 It is now a very pretty quiet place greatly fro quented by tho inhabitants of Munich who came there on account of tho pure ness of tho air and tho beauty of the scenery The ancient schloss which was for- ¬ merly a monastery became a private residence in tho year 1803 and in 1817 became tho property of King Maxi ¬ milian I of Bavaria The king mado it his summer residence and generally spent several months there every year Now it is tho property of Duke Carl Theodor who has put it to a noblo use and has made Tegernsee the center of charitable work among the poor The hospital Is situated In one wing of the schloss as the duke finds it most convenient to have his patients under his own roof No royal dulco and duchess in all Europe lead such truly unselfish lives as the Duke and Duchess Carl Theodor of Bavaria an 1 if only his example will bo followed by those svho are talented among tho roynl and noble families of Germany only good Would comq tatho Fatherhnd i1Ai Physician and Surgeon undertaken The dial measures one-thdiameter and tho OFFICE up stairs opposite Telephone office Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats 11 fi vf terest in naov xignc which furnishes the motive cornel Ninth and Main RetM- - orrnsr Succeseiully All Cbroriio and Long and wbrt is very iaio In a woman force for twenty four hours is sus- Main and Beicnteenth Standing Diseases thorouglily understands tho subject Hopklnsvllle Ky Bronchitis In appearance sho is very queenly with pended from a womans hair by latest a perfectly beautiful face and lovely Tinartttnl rnntlmrla JUNIUS CMoDAVriT eyes full of expression the greatness Dis- of her soul showing plainly when she Dontist perhaps her greatest speaks but charms are her womanliness and the Sores Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema Office over Kellys Jewelry Store Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising tenderness that sho shows to the poor from an impure state of the blood promptly patients when sho is assisting her hus ¬ and completely eradicated forever from the II H8KERRITT band in a painful and difficult opera- ¬ system restoring health andpurlty Germany J i¬ poor of tho place Duke Carl Theodor is the only royal oculist who exists and when first he announced his intention of studying medicine In order that he might spend his life and talents in tho service of the sick and suffering every one declared that It was an unhoard of thing for a prince of royal blood to adopt any profession but that of arms Tho duke however was wiser than his generation and preferred to heal tho sick rather than to inflict wounds and his name will live longer and be more loved by generations to como than that of any soldier however bravo and noble his life may have been The duke could nowhere have found a nobler and more unselfish wifo than the duchess for sho enters heart and soul into his philanthropic work and so thoroughly understands tho great nature of her husband It often happens that a clever woman is domineering and unamiable but this is not the caoo with her for tmO has tliu sweetest and most unselfish nature and is always thoughtful and considerate to her attendants who are one and all devoted to her Her tact in dealing both with high and low is unfailing and she is as great a favorite with all the relations of hor husband as with her own family Tho duchess has many interests in life and one of her chief hobbies is en- ¬ gineering she takes an immer1 in A Bridgeport Inventor says ho has discovered an explosive which will blow an invading array into cats meat as soon as it is dropped among them He has gone to Cuba to try it upon Gen Campos and his penin- ¬ sular myrmidons and if news from that island were not so habitually untrustworthy it would now be awaited with increased interest So many destructive agents of warfare are reported in this period that if all their ciaims were realized war would become impossible and another mode of settling internecine and in- ¬ ternational difficulties would have to be devised But many of them thun- ¬ der in the index exploding with more smoke than carnage and ef- ¬ fecting no revolutionary change in military methods Tho Bridgeport fulminant may bo in this category but its pretensions remain to be UJ S WITHERS Attorney and Counsellor at Law Practices In tho Courts of Christian and ad Joining counties Hopklnsvllle Ky Office oyer Planters Bank A uuice The Ciuka DBC0UXTORPubllshIfjRQoM 85 university Place New York USTIN LPEAY t Attorney at Law noue Office Wibcr street rearof Court Collections a Specialty HopkinsvllleKy flR M S MERRIWETHEU La to of Louisville DentistCos Office in Summers Building over Bassett RKX0ALE HERD of Berkshire hogs and Southdown sheep Nlcelotof year old Buoks and pigs of both sexes now ready for delivery MB KirG Newstead Ky Hopklnsvllle Ky D Dr Matthew ANDRhW SEARGENTM Henry Kollock Regular Graduate and Registered Physician tested Physician and burgeon Office Fifth Formerly Assistant Surgeon U of and Main Streets opposite City torwards Post Surgeon U SIn 8 Navylater Army and fcurgeon British Marine Service with tw Court Fcora A Miniature Clock years experience as Physician at Hot ilOpklnsvilieKy Springs Ark will welcome the sick and afTelephonoNo 5 flicted at His Office where consultation The smallest clock in the world 6n0 of the A5ost Successlul Doctors of the was on exhibition lately in a jewe- ¬ presan age is cordially invited All will rjRH HWALLACE recehe kind and honorable treatment and lers show window in Gottingen permanent cures guaranteed in every case a inch in Catarrh AWe1 Blood and tskin ease I An Oxygen Painter and Paper Hanger ALL WORK Home Remedy Without Medicine N V April 5 1805 My confidence in the merits of the Klectropoise simple convenient econom ¬ ical and effecti ve as has constantly grown mm uy iimreasuiK ouscryauon ana experi 160 Sone with Neatness and Dispatch and at Lowest Prices SH0P 8th etreet next to D R Beard office HoDklnsyille Ky Weakback frequent and burning urine dis eases of the bladder of both sexes promptly uuu Baimy vuiru Tq i es w11 receive speoiol and care JLjcLLHOO trcatmont for all their many ailments TTidney ra and Urinary in- Fifth Avf m WGRA1 ils Proprietor of ence V H DKPUY A M D D LTi D Editor Peoples Encyclopedia Often Cures Piionouxoed In curable put on trial at rate ELECTROP0ISE Dubois M rilMMJiTiiii iWTTTI t Emls- Shaving 10c Shampooing 2Bc Hair Cutting 25c Nothing but flrst chus work and in the tions Imnotencv Melancholv Dizziness Tnan of Energy and Confidence tho dreadful effects latest fashion of Eorly Vice which brings Organic Weakness unfitting one for business study or enjoyment HopkinsvllleKy of life treated with never falling success On Scxt door to First National Bank examination the urinary deposits a ropy sedi ¬ Write us for book ment will ofton be found and sometimes small particles ot albumen will appear or the ie that tells all color will bo of a thin mllkUh hue again Not Quito a Bttok U10 Electrc changing to a dark and turbid appearance about lie Sweetheart youre a brlckl There aro many men who dlo of this difficulty poisc Mailed fico Sweet Sixteen No dear only clay Ignorant of the cause which is the second will I havent been pressed yet N Y stage of Seminal Weaknessall Tho dootorand a guarantee a perfect cure in sich cases Herald healthy restoration of tho genltureurinary organs Kr WBITK your troublen Jf living awavM ifri How Sho Wuntcd It the city You can be cured at home bycWfeflj reasonable Dressmaker Will you have tho bod- ¬ pondcuce Absoiuto secrecy In all profes ¬ sional dealings and raedlelno sent seoure ice of your dresa hound Mrs PrairieNo Let it be a bound ¬ from obtcrvatlon Testimonials of ictlents are nevor iubltHhed Bank references to my y n Addromi less wate llay City Chat responsibility oheerhJ First National Barber Shop Byphills Gleet Strictures varlcncolo Hydro cele Tenaernos vreaKness 01 Organs Piles Fistula quickly cured without pain oa deten tion from business Private DiseasesToa Nervous Debility Night HOW ntffu As Usuul 613 FOURTH AVENUE LonwviLLK JCkntogky Wlllia Was Jones an exhibitor at tho horse show Wallace Yes in a measure He made an ass of himself Puck - Bi Kollock 613 CKufchStreer NiuaTille Twu fwf u t tki Hi Hi i g October 45 1395- Oitonlt donrt IMrioiorT TwwMrirot Monday li eWruary IhrMWMls third Monday t Mrt term two rcekaflr Monday la ieptambM term three weekii i 322232 Vt- Tjf l tv jL w Her Yon a B8TUJDY Which INJURES Safety to motii of eraad Child V tra EXPECTANT MOTHERS SCHOFIELD TO EETIRE Commanding Oflloor of tho Army A KENTUCKY MaCLE CERULEAN SPRINGS Ckhisti erm six tour wwh term six wi Fourth Monday in Febrnary kk s ii lk Loaves a Good Rooord first Moaday In June term Monday In September JUDGE JOHN M RICE TELLS HOW HE WAS CURED OF SCIATICA yiond Monday in April term n August term three Waela rstMona two yftpa second Monday In November term three woeks t Lton First Monday In May torm two weeksj first Monday tn August term twc weeks flrn t Monnday 1 December torm two weeks bittowAi MOTHERS FRIEND Robs I S6mo Personal Komlnlscenccg of tho Old Warrior Una Sorvod Ills Country faith fully In Times of Peace as WcU on Circuit Judge i Coji Assembly jtrtinmn ad iuji - War CwffaamantofHsPaln Horrorand Risk Dr Kollock in Nashville tf V h Regular Graduate and Registered Physjotam Formerly Asslstont Surgeon U S Navy after ¬ wards Post Surgeon TJ 8 Army and later Surgeon British Marino Servile with two years experience as physician at Hot Springs ArK Endorsed by tho Encyclopcedla Brl anlca Vol X page 185 the largest and most Important work In tho worjd being In wetitfjflvo volumes eaoh the slzo of a largo cUotmjlIble He Is noted as the discoverer of thotlvo prlcclpleof gelsemluum a speci ¬ fic for neuralgia of the faco and womb Cures Catarrh Svphllls Lost Manhood arid General Debility The Dootor has been all over the world and has made mrny cures given tip by other physicians Vendomo Building Lumber business is booming at Glendeane A Sound Liveb Makes a A Hill Well Man l- Are you bilious constipated or J1 11 II J iroumcuJ WHU jaimuicu uiuimuauuuno bad taste in moutn torn oreatn coat ed tongue dyspepsia indigestion hot dry skin pain in back and between tno shoulders chills and fever etc If you have any of these symp toms your iiYur ib out ui uruer unu your blood is slowly being poisoned because vour blood does not act Drorj- erly Iferbine will cure any disorder of the liver stomach or bowels It has no equal as a liver medicine Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at K 0 Hardwicks drug store 1 1 ¬ The Fulton burglars were caught in jrnuueau Is unequalled for Eczema Tdtter Salt Itheum Scald Head Sore Nipples Chapped HandSj Ilching Piles Burns Frost Bites Chrome Sore Eyes and Granulated Eyo Lids For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box TO HOBS330WNEBS For putting a horse in a fine healthy condition try Dr Cada Condition Powders They tone up the system aid digestion cure loss of appetite relieve constipation correct Tddnev disorders and destroy worms giving now life to an old or over worked horse 2o cents per package For sale by druggists Chamberlains Eyo and Skia Ointment vercoats are being donned and damned darn- When Baby was sick wo gav her Castorla When she was a Child sho cried for Castorla When she becomo Hiss sho clung to Castorla Whqns hod Children sho gave them Castorla The water supply of Georgetown is yery low tr This Annapolis Md Apl 16 1891 I have used Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatism and found it to be all that is claimed for it I believe it to bo all that is claimed for it I believe it to be the best remedy for rheumatism and deep seated muscular pains m m on the market and cheerfully recomNever Sat Die mend it to the public Jno dr Brooks dealer in boots Bhoes etc No 18 Many desperate cases of kidney Main St diseases pronounced incurable have ALSO READ THIS been cured by tho Clinic Kidney Cure Mechanicsville St Mary County Many physicians use it For sale by Md I sold a bottle of Chamberlains U K Vyy Pain Balm to a man who had been suffering with rheumatism for several Morehqad is to have a 50000 bank years It made him a well man A J MoGill For sale at 50 cents per Wuat The People Say bottle by R C Hardwick druggist I couldnt keep store without Fo- Granitoid pavements are being laid levs Honov and Tar E D Whipple y in bhelbyvule L03tantlll Ship at once cant sell any other Wtyh two little children subject to cough medicine H W Ellis Moncroup we do not rest easy without a trose Wis bottle of Chamberlains Cough Rem Foleys Honey and Tar saves me edy in the house for the most severe doctors bills every winter LA attacks quickly succumb io a few Towner Manteno 111 For salo by doses of it Morrison Colo Bdd C K Wyly For sale at 25 and 50c or bottle by R C Hardwick druggist Ringlings show at Maysville next ¬ ¬ i 1 ¬ If Troubled With Kbeumatism Head war President Cleveland has expressed to the general through a personal letter tho senso of loss which will be felt at the necessity for his retirement Prep- ¬ arations aro at tho present moment being made in tho war department and throughout tho army to commemorate A striking increase is shown in tho event ofjthe generals leavo taking tho issues of postage stamps that will mark an epoch In tho social stamped envelopes tc during the history of our military establishment of last fiscal year over those of the Tho tokens tho esteem which he will¬ receive on occasion of his re preceding years A special dis- ¬ tirement will be more than have ever patch to the Boston Herald says been presented to any officer of high The figures for the entire fiscal rank for many years Ho will re¬ year are 73SS9598 as compared ceive among them a very beautiful with 70193151 in 1804 72359213 gold watch and a dlamond hilted in 1893 70398909 in 1892 and sword Some 62559775 in 1891 The larger por- ¬ the old personal remlnisconccs of tho warrior taken from the St tion of the aggregate for the past Louis Eepubllc aro especially interest- ¬ PROPRIETORS year moreover and the greatest ing Something of his courage and - Louisville Ky percentage of gain are shown in nerve may bo seen from a little inci- ¬ West Main Street the last two quarters for which the dent that occurred when the future total issues aggregated 38849094 soldier had barely taken a regiment to against 36C072G1 for tho corre- ¬ the war It was after a skirmish in Tennessee his sponding quarter of 1894 The southernwere resting and ho and was Schofleld soldiers MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE quarter ending March 31 last wan in tho act of drinldng from a canteen The filled with water when a bullet came the largest ever recorded figures of the issues of stamps and crashing through it Tho water ran other forms of postage have been re- ¬ from tho hole made by the bullet and garded by economic students as one Schofleld unmoved quietly drank off of the best barometers of business the remaining draught Every is said have a favor- ¬ conditions ever since Mr Hazeu ite hero soldier tactitiantoGen Schofleld As a made his careful investigations on considers Hannibal a genius of rare or-He the subject ten years ago demonstrated that business depres- ¬ sion was always qickly followed by a great increase in postal business The falling off does not usually follow WALLACE instantaneously the breaking out of a banking crisis because the effect upon wholesale and retail trade is Formerly with Alexander E B Baldwin not felt for a few weeks or months This was noticed in 1893 when tho TOMB OF LAZARUS business of the last half of the cal- ¬ Most Interesting Point In tho Ancient endar year fell off somewhat but not Village of Bethany in so marked a degree as during the RATES EEASONABLL One who has recently visited that in1894 spring and summer of teresting spot in tho little village of U I V I L L El KYi Bethany where is situated tho tomb of ORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN STOEET What is a Guarantee Lazarus gives a brief description of the BAR BARBER SHOP HOT AND COLD BATHS sepulcher in the Golden Rule This It is this If you have a cough or traveler Mr Wayland F Waldo writes cold a tickling in the throat which rwvmrrx7vyzzirwmnDmfixJxw3muL As ono approaches this most forlorn keeps you constantly coughing or if H -of all eastern villages forty little gam you are afflicted with any chest LIEUT OEIT JOHK M SCHOyiELD ins seem to start up from tho very throat or lung trouble whooping cough c and you use Ballards dor As to the generals nomination ground crying out Dis way to the Horehound Syrup as directed giving for the presidency ho declares that ho tomb of Lazuroos Dis way to tho Clarksville Tenn it a fair trial and no benefit is ex- ¬ has no desire for political honors tomb of Lazuroos We follow their MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER perienced we authoriz our advertised that whilo he deems the presidency of lead and soon come to this rock sepultho agent to refund your money on re- tho United States the most exalted of cher which iswho reputed last resting of heard words that nc turn of bottle It never fails to give humanly created offices he doe3 not place of him other mortal ever heard after ho hul satisfaction It promptly relieves seek it and will never seek it for four days within the graves As for the future the general says lain bronchitis Free trial bottle at R C embrace that ho has no Bettled plans It is Hardwicks drug store taper guide likely that he will settle down in his andOur followlights a little tallow hole wo him into the SCOTCH SWEDE country home and in tlmo go abroad Down down wo go some black or Diptheria at Sadieville twenty - - and tho most desirable EASTERN GRANITES - -It is possible that lie will spend most thirty steps until at last wo como to NOTICE MONUMENTS of his timo writing his memoirs and in tho floor of tho tomb into the sides of TABLETS STATUARY I WANT every man and woman in tho United other literary work which have evidently been thrust many States Interested In the Opium and Whisky Gen Schoflelds record is too well a dead body in tho past After 40 years experience we feel confident that all work habits to have one of uiy book on these dis eases Address B M Woolley Atlanta Ga known to indulge now at length He Whether this is actually tho tomb entrusted to us will be executed in an artistic and skillful Box 382 and one Trill ba sentvoafreo is a native of Canadaigua Chautauqua of Lazarus no one is wise enough to manner county N Y Ho graduated at the Scott favors free turnpikes Point in 1853 Seven years later he was m aA HftTiirifC Tnrrvni u Ytrtr A w umv nhllil auun utu uub wui tiA 11 111iuid uiif nf stm rniMPfiAnDHVB kj wi v i nuoiiuiuiijy nuuci w the critical hour suffering but I relieved at little she had no pains afterward and her MnAAxn Wta IXlntrt E E Johnston Kufaula Ala I or Express Sent by receipt per pe mallodMan Dome bookon To Moth-of iuu Free era BUADFiELD BEQOLATOR CO Atlanta 0 BOLD BY AIL DRUGMBT8 r t llli ftt-a- 9 Gen Schofleld commanding officer of tho army retires from active duty on tho 20th of September on account of age Hois practically tho solo survivor on tho present activo list of tho band of war heroes who really saw service in tho historic engagements of tho civil the past rence County two years retired from nctive life as Crim- ¬ inal and Circuit Judge of the sixteenth Judicial District of Kentucky Ha has for many years served his native county and state in the legislature at Frank ¬ in fort and at Washington und until his re ¬ tirement was a noted figure in political and Judicial circles The Judge is well known TAtnTAmttiro Cif Slllnhtir Wnfnr Kfirlnrrrana tlmtriiir tmm n anA motto throughout the statu and possesses the best failing Spring AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN STRING BAND ON HAND qualities which go to make a Kentucky gentlemen honored wherever he is known nates reasonable ana made known on application Address Managers A few days aro a Kentucky Pott reporter Judge Bice who in the followcalled upon ing words related the history of the causes For Descridtivo Pamphlet and full particulars Summer season now open It is just about that led to his retirement six years since I had an attack of rheumatism slight at first but soon developing into TOM P MAJOR JAS D HEADLEY Jb Sciatic rheumatism which began first with Lato of Clarkjvllle Tenn Late of Glveni ueile5 O acute shooting pains in the hips gradually extending downward to my feet My condition became su bad that I even ¬ tually lost all power of ray legs and then the liver kidneys and bladder and in fact my whole svstem becamo deranged In 1888 attended by my son John I went to Hot Springs Ark but was not much benefited by soma months star there My liver was actually dead and a dull persistent pain in its region kept me on tho rack all the time In 1890 I was reappointed Circuit Judge but it wiis impossible for me to give attention to my duties In 1891 I went to the Silurian Springs Waukeshaw Wis I stayed there aorno time but without improvement The muscles of my limbs wera now re- ¬ No 1025 Sciatic duced by atrophy to mere strings tortured me terribly but it was the -- Insure 1845 1895 in the Old Reliable- isordered condition of my liver that was I felt gradually wearing niv life away Doc tors gave me up completely I lingered on in this condition sustained CO almost entirely by stimulants until April One day John saw an account of 1893 OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY AMZI DODD President Dr Williams Pink Pills for Palo People in the Kentucky Post This was something Total Assets January 1st 1895 652830 Paid Policy Holders since oreaulzation newand John prevailed upon me to try them 13706131663 N Y Standard Former 07288 I remember I was not expected to live for Surpluspaia in ivcntucKy over tiosses 30000 more than three or four days at the time second year GUARANTEED CASH SURRENDER VALUES on life and endowment After The effect of tho pills however was mar ¬ velous and I could soon eat heartily a thing FORFEITURE policy Is continued In force FOR FULL AMOUNT by the reserve or if pre- ¬ I had not done for years The liver began ferred to the purchase of a paid up poliov No restrictions as to RESIDENCE or OCCUPA- ¬ almost instantaneously to perforin its funcTION tions anil has done so ever since Without THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED doubt Ui6 pills saved my life and while I do not crave notoriety I cannot refuse to testify Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired to their worth CO State Agents 542 West Main street Louisville Ky Dr Williams Pink Pills for Palo People FW SMITH contain all the elements necessary to glvn Local Agents CALLIS new life and richness to the blood ana re KENTUCKY HOPKINVILLE store shattered nerves They may be had of all druggists or direct from tho Dr Wil ¬ liams Medicine Company Schenectady N B T Grant W T Grant Propr Y for 50c per box or six boxes for 250 f Clerks cm tJle Covimjton Ky Pott vL of Louisa Law ¬ TheHon John M Te Kentucky has for This famous health and nleasuro resort tho oldest in Western Kentuckvl situated on the O V Railroad M miles from Princeton and 16 miles from Hophinsville and is open the year round SIX TRAINS DAILY TUB HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS ARE UNSURPASSED is TW ToioQ Ccmntv Kentucky GUNN OO Maers Sulphur and Chalybeate Water Abundance MAJOR TOBACCO WAREHOUSE TOM P MAJOR CO 4m at ARLINGTON HOTEL -C- LO 5 TALIAltf MARBLE made professor of physics Wash- ¬ Carolina no took posjeiaion of Wilmington He commanded tho victorious army attho battle of Kingston after which he marched to Goldsboro where on March 22 1805 he made the memora ble junction of his forces with those of Gen Schofleld was Gen Sherman secretary of war from May 28 1803 to March 11 1809 ington university St Louis Ho was make brigadier general of volunteers in 1803 and a year after was promoted to a major generalship After the eaptui o of tho city of At- ¬ lanta Gen Schofleld was plaoed under Gen Thomas in command of the forces which opposed the movement of Gen no was raado Hood toward Nashville brigadier general in tho regular army and afterwards majo general As commander of tho department of North ONLY THE BEST MATERIAL USED B3F Mr F M Whitlow is our solicitor 8aSaiKSI3aaiiamE257Bra HWIKIIMI Ilfjjsi 1 sBw5iPJ8m Lnerj Feed Stable COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS And Sale yJ- -- It HOPKINSVILLE I KENTUCKY LAZAKU8 TOMB jg Good Rigs with or without drivers furnished day or night Special rates to Coinmer clalmen Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES f f l T u c sprains cuts bruises burns frosted feet aud ears sore throat and sore chest If you have lame back it will cure it It penetrates to the seat of tho disease It will cure stiff joints aud contracted muscles after all other remedies have failed Those who have been cripples for years have used Ballards Snow Liniment and In Breckinridge com is selling at 25 thrown away their crutches and been able to walk as well as over It will cents a bushel delivered dure you Price 50 cents Free trial The Darlington Wig Journal says bottle at R C Hardwicks drug store editorially of a popular patent medi ¬ The rabbit crop this year is a good cine Wo know from experience that Chamberlains Golic Cholera and Di- ¬ one arrhoea Remedy js all that is claimed for it as on two occasions it stopped In your blood is the cause of that BoocFs Sar ejccruciating pain andpossibly saved tired languid feeliug red blood and Zfl iruui uii uuumuijr grave vv 0 WOUlu suuarilla makes rich 5ot rest easy over nicrht without it in gives renewed vigor 1 r nni- i ma ruinuuy unaouut tno nouse T saves more pain and suffering edly Chili exhibit at Atlanta is striking than any other medicino in the world Every family should keep it in the Do Not Be Imposed On house for it is sure to be needod sooner oHater For sale by JS Q Hbntryand Tarad it is- positively Hardwick druggist absolutelyud unqualifiedly the best Accept no substi Shelbyvilfes electric lights burn all coughmwieiiy tute wyiyv nitfht Cough Remedy is given as Boon as the child becomes hoarse it will pre vent the attack Even after tho croupy cough has appeared tho attack can always be prevented by giving this remedy It is also invaluable for colds aud whooping cough For sale by R C Hardwick druggist i Snow Liniment If your children are subject to croup This invaluable remedy is one that watch for the first symptom of the dis- - ought to be in every household It ease hoarseness If Chamberlains will cure your rheumatism neuralgia The news says Georgetown needs more men of push week of tlio Wondors of Physics An experienced mechanic who was asked what ho regarded as tho most Ono Ballards 111 I U V jrartiqru plied The tracking of a car wheel is tho most wonderful thing to mo in tho whole range of science and invention Hero are two rails up hill and down hill around sharp curves and along false tangents and upon them flies ot more than a mllo a minute without jar or jostle a dozen heavy cars drawn by an cngino weighing sixty tons Pas ¬ sengers realizo no danger yet there is only the little flango of whool between them and eternity An inch and n half of steel turned up on tho inner side Truo to Ills Principle of tho wheel holda up the wholo train Gladstone has always been a devout as securely to the rails as if it wove churchman and evon his enemies ad bolted thero in grooves mit that he has endeavored to act ac ¬ cording to his creed He believes in a For tho Paris Exposition strict observance of Suuday and would It has now been practically settled on no travel on that day that tho chief sensation of the Paris queen account timo during his termTho of exposition of 1000 will consist of a new office at ono was in the habit of inviting him bridge over tho Seine 100 metres broad to dine and sleep at Windsor castlo on and with houses taud theaters and no monuments on either sido of it like Saturday but tho invitation made al mention Suuday Ho therefore tho Pont Nouf in olden days not to ways leftof Sunday morning but tho on mention old London bridge It will wen fr span tho Seine from tho Champa queen eventually learned that he who only to the rcsidenco of tho dean Ulysecs to tho lnvalides knowing the statesmans scruples invited him to stay till Monday So good ISxqcutlana in England sign a woman as Victoria was not slow in Tho queen of England does not death warrants The judge who passes making more considerate arrangements the sentence writes In the margin of for her prime minister tho indictment Left for execution Not Necessarily and the sheriffs fix tho day which Tho fact that a man replies la a must bo after the lapse of fourteen hoarse whisper doesnt necessarily im ¬ clear days from the date of the convic- - ply his answer is neltrh wonderful thing for general utility re TWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT know but at least it bos long traditions likely to bo in its favor and it is more BOWLING GREEN SOUTHERN his resting place than any other known spot in Bethany At any rate the pic- ¬ SchsoL ture shows us an eastern tomb of the present day which is not unliko in any ESTABLISHED IN 1076 respect the tombs of the past Into BOWLING GREEN BUSINESS COLLEGE 1 SOUTHERN NORMAL 5CH00L just such a tombs moutli came our I English Scientific and Classic Teachers Thejjreat Business Training Lord with tho wooping sisters From Book Keeplngr Short hand School ol the South - I Courses Music Art and Elocution provided Telegraphy Typejust suoh a grave tho brother camo Writing and Penmanship Pupils can enter at I for Low rates ol board and tuition Send 1m catalogue forth when tho life giving words any time Send lor catalogue CHEEKY BEOS Propra Boiling OroenKy Address Mention Courso desired reached his ear At just such a place as this even if this is not the identical tomb ocourred tho greatest confirma tion of our Lords divinity save indeed His own resurrection Eml HOW TO DRESS NEATLY the city We guarantee fits and absolute- ly don t want our customers to pay tor am tim3g clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory Our stock fall winter woolens is now complete embracing all the latest designs in London specials aiid Foreign No one else can importations exclusive with us show them fU Every one knows we are artists in woolen fabrics and the most fashionable tailors in OURTRIMMINGS PFe invite you to call and are always the very best see for yourself and get prices FASHIONABLE TAILORS 108SMAIN STREET V NTOBINCO i 1 u iJsi fea L 13 St i H0FKIN8V i We tH- MO rOtforgnn tHd of I thwO Vkliw88igiMd Blackford HERE THERE I Are I to gierray friends for awedding present Let us solve the problem for you Oh 1 1 doit know what J on w smmmmmwwmmmm Mmmmmmmmtmmmmm m 11 E h- - m mWJjit A M ii W cfr kA in 1 T ii J octllj it LLElgin pushing Things working with a will With the start o another sea son s selling the same wide awake storekeepiug tjftho kiud you like again takes ub to the head of the procession Marion Dukes has opened a store at Wright8 bridge near Manniugton Cp stafra rooms suitable for any purposoior rent by W A Wilqus octSSt Cboper Cos circus exhibits in I Kickt n ii i nli Kicking J --1 maamtmtmmtmmmmmmmm Kickers u nnijii nmii riA We Lik To Xrade With Kickers y Guthrut Thursday Everybody who has to do with thia stores doings is What can bo nicer as a wedding present than Japanese tableware at L Jj JsurartT octll2t The foundations of the Kagsdale Cooper Co block are ready for the brick work to begin T jjentistt oinco over City Bank Hopkinsville Ky Beautiful fall weather for fair week if it will just continue Insure your tobacco barna with Long Kelly Fob Rent A very desirable dwell to KicH if askd more for Goods than We Ask We Like to Hear People KiotcitigliiHywe adMise Everyotie ur k T1 ju xn T T ijruit it Why dont youkiclty6u Fire Shovels 8o Kick if thoy ask you more We sell Slate Peocils 10 for lc Why dont you kick You pay pay lc each for Lead Pencils wo sell G for lc You get 5 Hair Pins for lc we sell 40 for lc Why dont you kick 5c for Toilet Soap we sell it for lc We sell MeasShoes 10 to 40 per cent cheaper than any other house in town why dont you kick when they aBk you drug store prices for shoes We sell Mens and Boyss Hats and Caps for about half what othor dealers ask Dont pay such prices while we are here A4Nr J I Asate Buttons 80 erosa what do you puyf Lamp Wicks 0 for to what do you pay Iiamip Burners ic couwiiiiiuu juu yuyi uraniiivncs wnngeron fio aLSheets Iuper nice and white tor lc you- paytai iKlcit KtV30 lin earth for 1 25 what did youn pa TT41 Knw au Dippers 3o each you paia 60 Kick ngnln Tea 200 nthnra nak lOn xeaopuuua oa sti6 owicre us you 47 tfjL rr t iuc ivick iuuiooiiuuub w ouj yu pj iu ntv ou can auyuiiuuiw to tvu per cent we mark nvi OUy iUlllinery unu uuu suumu tu aeu uh nri nnnnrl crrnford fllk 40o Kick nnco lOu Will KlCK8Urenyoi e verv thlnK nam iriKUres jnese orlces fic why pay 6c we save 60 to 100 nor cent Figures We ell m- nu 4 O i3 mA Will YOU r l IJH in and olovel your head on the subfoct of bargains wo aotnatuas uiecourageana tneconnaencoin a handling A9ViAvo us to markets UVltBre Oclll lOU Vivid store own pricestnostooJt goods in plain figures We do business on Ilonor you and anothor lo you neighbor Youi- njoney back If you say so Everything marked in plain figures and one price to all erythlngln Plain aotbalts but the same prices we ask every day placed hereto sort the best sU cord thread for arA V Wa dont maxo one price to l See The j i lf STYLES The latest iu fabrics and fashions are here for your approval An hour spent among the e beautiful cstuffs will help you to plan xnat ueautiiul new dress CWont you come while the 2bloom is on these fabric Jbeauties ing on South Virginia Btreet 8 rooms V VV large shady yard Ware Dynamite had to be used at last to split the big elm tree stump into pieces small enough to move them from the Montgomery house lot It co 4 the contractor about S50 to dig up the stump and get it out of the 4 THE RACKET CO See our show windows JEREMIAH H KUGLER Manager U4444U4U4i4444iUi4444UU4U44441U444iUU44444444U44444Ui44444444loctll2t L L Elgin way I m m ff Tlae Croats And Capes Are Here 1 Bassett PVAISOSXL c paying employment can get it by ad- ¬ dressing G D Free Clarksville Tenn Mr Barney Blakemore who is a student at South Kentucky College received a telegram Friday morning announcing the sudden death of his father at PariB Tenn The young man left at once for his home iS Get vour tobacco barns insured with Long Kelly Wanted to borrow 51000 on real estate in the county Inquire at this office weak Men and women desiring pleasant The celebrated Diamond coal for sale Jay H M Dalton cor 13th and R R sts Phone 112 octl 8t Elbert Turner will leave in the morning for Hopkinsville intending to make the trip on a bicycle May field Democrat Dr A P Campbell has resumed his practice and also has secured the right to extract teeth by the painless process Co Ulhceover Bassett John Tanner living near White Plains had his entire crop of tobacco destroyed by fire one day last We Are ADVERTISING Two rooms for- rent1 Apply to Mrs S O Wellef Voctlllt Cook Garrity flash light pho- ¬ The old reliable Furniture dealers and tographers will visit your home and take pictures by the new process It undertakers Up stairs in Henry block Hopkinsville Ky is something late and a triumph of Our friends complain of our doggerel And av It Is getting stale art Have your photos made right They want us to let up on Grover in your homo day or night Only And And a new dog tale high grade won and everything The only waythey can stop us Or getsorno verses now guaranteed and promptly executed is to keep us selling Furniture jfft Look Then call at JPyle f 3Rexxsha w at all the furniture stores MEADORS in Hopkinsvillol y Ou- r- FALL AND WINTER OOSSIP t Nor does he care forsllly flirts But after a while they will be Ills fad of near darks if hes truly coined after his dad K wille is visiting the family of Mr O JD Thompson this week For Kent the Tandy cottage on Miss Annie Buckner has returned the corner of Clay and 16th Newly vto her home in Clarksville after a painted ana papered and in thorough s shorfc visit to Miss Willie Rust repair Inquire here Mrs F G Peacher who spent the Mr Porter Pevton broucrht Into taummer with Mrs E M Carney left this office yesterday the sure enough Hast Jb nday lor her home in rJirmiug biggest pumpkin of the season It hain Ala Mr Pey measures 6J feet around Mr and Mrs John Hurst of ton has some a great deal larger but Clarksville returned home yesterday he couldnt get one of the big ones in rafter a visit of several days to their his buggy daughter Mrs A L Peay Fou Sale phaoton and pony Miss Etta Pavey of Woocsock Apply at this office Main r5Irauo T Edmunds continues to handsome brick residence on North Vtain to Mr Wm Johnson who will improve take possession Jan 1 and move to the MissIdafIJixoni5f Garrettsburg is city to live visiting the Misses Royalty Go to the MisiFannie Boyd of Howell is City Coal Company for coal gho guestof Miss Mary McCulloch E L Blakemore Miss Alice Mitchell of Madison Gds H Moore vMe is visiting friends in the city Born to the wife of Mr Burr Har- ¬ Miss Jcsie White of Cadiz is the fine boy gueatiof the Misses Rust on South low on Oct 12th awith dalntv skirts Hes not reealed MrsW L Fowlkes Dr Andrew Seargent has sold his amongst opening article is an idyllic description by Mrs Leicester Addis of a summer holiday visit to old Englands loveliest county Surrey with a description of the stately manor of Deep dene upon which tho present Ameri- ¬ can Duchess of Marlborough has spent large sums of money to good purpose Apropos of this years tercentennial Tasso celebration there is a sympathetic and elaborately illustrated paper on The Last Davs of Torquato Tasso by Alarie Walsh Another Itaian contribution of rare artistic interest is Miss description C E Vansittarts of Monte Oliveto Maggiore to which are appended some Souvenirs of Siena by the late John Addington Symonds Other picturesque feat- ¬ ures are Women as Athletes by beautiful number pictorially any sacrifice of that quality liness which makes it unique illustrated magazines The for October Frank Leslies Popular Monthly is an ncceptionally without of time¬ And give us more to do PYLKAilENSHAW Palace Furniture See the beautiful stock of new goods and buy what you want THOMPSON OPENING W ill Commence On OCTOBEE7 LASTING ONE WEEK f Administrators Notice Handsome Stylish and Chic are out Fall Patterns Hats and Bonnets o vs Notice Miss Tenable is now 1 M Gregory hrs otc with T J Sarzedas where she will Than you have ever bought it All persons haying claims against before We bought our goods to be glad to welcome her many friends the estate of Monroe Gregory de- ¬ sell and we are going to sell them ceased are required to file them beIf you will only give us a chance All are invited to call and examine fore me properly proved by the 15th our stock and be sure of a hearty we will give you real bargains of October 1895 W W West welcome Very Respectfully Special Commissioner Christian Circuit Court M Gregory Admr j- - Cheaper Julia Mary Titcomb Town and Clot W R Long by Alexander Hails of Flanders Hopkinsville Ky Anstead Widowed Sovereigns by A Oakley Hall and Alpine Sold Mrs F M Girand desires a share iers by Henry Tyrell This number of your patronage in dress making also contains some unusually inter Satisfaction guaranteed Terms esting short stories and poems reasonable 9th street above depot by 11 Fielding 11u VllllOU Ji0uul Light Givers b The I Sour Mash whiskey is we think and if you try it you will agree with us tho finest flavored whiskey made in Kentucky It is not sold until fully matured and until the fusil oil has been eliminated Indeed we challenge any chemist to find a drop of fusil oil in a barrel of it when we put it oh the market It is especially commended for medical purposes on account of its purity while as a beverageewe unhesitatingly assert that it is superior to the finest French Cognac SOLD BY wliar Thompson Meador T J SZEDAS i I punting Outfits and Supplies v That Joyful Feeling With the exhilarating sense of re newed health and strength and internal cleanliness which follows the use of Syrup of Ficrs is unknown to the few who have progressed beyond the old time medicines and the cheap substitutes sometimes offered but never accepted by the well informed tf at U US YOUNGS VirgluiaiitrfOtop Hotel Latham UopklndrUlcJly Dissolution Notice fnrfrt W ttr school at Bethel Female College aunt Mrs McCall and will attend Canada returned here with her West who are Messrs Gaither building the large new warehouse spoken of in our last issue will not move from their present quarters in the Latham warehouse The new building is rendered necessary by tbe growth in their business and they will occupy both buildings next year retaining their office at the present stand Acme Ready Mixed Paints at El¬ Co has The firm of H M Bryan Come and See This this day been dissolved by mutual consent C H Tandv retiring The business will be conducted in future CQNDY A EL Goodwin GRAVES under tho firm name of H M Bryan W A PPool Co the company being nominal The above firm assumes all liabilities JWELERS GOODWIN and will collect all accounts due old Elastio Oottage Paints MAIN STREET Sold by R C Hardvvick are the most firm octlldt H M Bbyan durable and brilliant on the markst Keep the best and freshest stock C H Tandy Warranted to not scale of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be Vane Calvert Paint Co found in tho city St Louis Mo B3T Country Produce handled HOUSEKEEPERS I have a fine jack six years old Opposite Phoenix Hotel Mrs Henrietta Gregg was found Do you want the best apoons a ndiorks In the market Tho Sterling silvee inlaid Ext hanging to the banisters of her home four young mules and two mares¬ Main street amine this cut at Njcholasville It is not known which I will sell at a bargain or exvhether it was a case of murder or change for butcher stock This W C Cook Ky Hopkinsviiie suicide Hopkinsville Ky Take Vitalia Liver Pills k POOL Stock for Sale Cut gins octll2t public sale in the Sweet Hams fresh Cakes Saratoga Chips Cabbage and other things to tickle your palate at Wallis Grocery From all over the county the reKNOWLEDGE ports are that the corn crop is the Brings comfort and improvement aci finest for years enjoyment who tonuN to personal For rightly used The many who live bet Long tobacco barn insurance see Kelly ter t1 ji ethers and enjoy life more with move promptly spenditure by The indications are that W L i the worlds bert products to Parker the Democratic nominee for ds of physical being will attest magistrate in the Pembroke v 10 district uo to health of the pure liquid wilf the no Capt laxative principles embraced in the Fruit have presentopposition the Republican apof Figs remedy Syrup Its excellence is due to its presenting pointee is not a candidate for elec¬ that the Sam Jones meeting is oyer you vrill have to get down to regular housekeeping You will want some of those Nudavone Flakes Now SPECIAL LOCALS For Rent Hotel livery stable and blacksmith shop at Howell Ky Will rent separately or as a whole In connection with hotel is a good garden orchard in full bearing three good cisterns Can give and other improvements possession of hotel and stable Nov 1 blacksmith shop Jan 1 A first class business stand Fof terms etc apply to J F Allensworth Oak Grove Ky oct88t sell at public auction to the highest bidderjon Friday Nov 1st one mile from Herndon Ky at the Ferguson place the following proper ¬ I will Jas I Belote Plain and Ornamental Plasterer Ky HOr KINSVIME PATENTED i blen call and see thepenulne at the Old Belly Jewelry House of M D Kelly Othernotable brands kept In stock i t n- - t l fittC If ft bcneflcol properties of a perfect lax ntive effectually cleansing the Bysten dispelling colds headaches and feyer and permanently curing constipation Tt has given satisfaction Umlllionaand met with the approval of the medical rofcadton because t acta on the Kid nova Liver and Bowels without weak 8iung them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance Syrnp of Figs is tor sale by all drug- ffatein GOc and 1 bottles but it is man cifacturecl by the California Fig Syrup Co only whoso name is printed on every package also tho name Syrup of Figs ndrbrfDgeUy informed you will not Moept any ubtituto if pflered ant to the taste the refreshing and truly form most acceptable and pleas tion Tho wedding of Mr Alex S Cox and Miss Bettie Boulware at the Christian Church Thursday evening will be public to their friends in this city Invitations were sent to parties only out-of-tow- n Mr W C Wright was called to Cincinnati Sunday by a telegram announcing the sudden death of bis mother V SrW i j ji Best loca tion in Hopkinsville Rent reason ¬ able Apply to E Frarikel BENT Store house for 1896 0 Two good work mules 1 extra Formerly with Forbes Bro Mrs Dabney will reopen hor studio shortly harness horse 6 years old 2 and Thursday Will make estimates on all kinds China Glass Tuesday and Erldayeaoh week saddle and naruess mares 1 Oil Class Wednesday Hours from 0 to 12 a in of plastering and cement work harness mare 4 Terms SSner term of sixwAnlm colt 1 yearling colts 1 All work guaranteed and prices price Material ana umna ordered at reasonai and OhlnaFlred colt two mule colts 1 sorrel gelding reasonable Kepair work a spec- ¬ 4WSTUDIO at Residence South uSsst 4 years old and one fine Ahue stalialty and will receive prompt at ¬ lion known as Two Bits Also a tention nice line of tools necessary for the farm 12 head of cattle including Addiiess Ldbk Box 420 milk cows and two extra Jersey heif ¬ The best stock ot Sioves and Hinges In tk city ers a nearly new shop made buggyj 50 fat hogs a lot of nice brood sows Yanceys car of Bananas have ar- ¬ 35 nice shoafts and a lot of thorough ¬ THE- rived and the wires tell us that bred Poland China stor V Everylng j fa0 Tinware line cheap as gsj about another fresh car will arrive 6 tons of baled timothy hay about loaded with Fruits for the fair 800 bbls corn etc Terms made such as Concord Grapes Bananas known on day of sale California Oranges Peaches Pears Locien M Cayoe OaM on us for RbdffiiR and Girtierlng and Grapes Remember the place ou Oct 15 St 7th street if you wish fresh cheap BLACK PORTER Props v fruit J W Yanoey A New 200 Room Hotel Elegantly Best pumps In td mjfkat Torre pbtnps Furnished and Thoroughly Equipbncket pumpifMl klfras OTpurpps i I will sell at public auction on ped in Every Appointment Friday Oct 25 1895 at my resi Unsurpassed location at the intersection of I huve concluded to remain in bus ¬ dence 6 miles east of Hopkinsville ¬ PeachtreePryorand Houston streets Eleotrlo i Special attention to repatrthR iness in Hopkinsville and have re- ou the JBtnierroad a lot ot horses in cars passing every ralnuto over 1eaohtree and routes or turned from Nashville and re ooened cluding a air of matches one com other of the city Exposition Grounds and all Virginia St Hopkinsville Ky parts One block from Grand Opera House convenmy Dressmaking establishment in the bined gelding mules cattle 50 PoOpposite Hotel Latham of other rooms over Taliaferros drug store land China hogs and pigs farming ient to all stores placesOffice ainnsement banks principal Post and Union TJrepot The hotel will bo conducted on European where I shall be pleased to see all of implements etc Terms six months plan theCafetouislne and service being strlot- my old patrons and many new onea without interest under 110 cash J first class in every particular OcV AQENTt MrsL J Elow lrRATJCS 1 per day and up Oct 8 4t Jliss May Blusjxnstiel 33siiiH1 ty Mrs J R Dabney STOVES TINWARE ROOFING ORIENTAL ATLANTA Ga Public Sale PUMPS Back From Kashville REPAJR WORWPH r- l J A llt GE0rW V K A 4 vK Vj ar SB3r nr Y0OTG V VJ W S

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