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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 7 I olxvii ADAMS mt e HOPKXNVLIoKY JllYlAY 0GT0BER18 r V iQdfi WET- OR DRY ii LAID NO 74 OBMM OF NEWS M FAIR WEEK TOREST STAG COS v- if IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN HAS IT TheVFifth Annual Fair tgun Vestprduy With Good Weather Miss Cammlo THE PROHIBITION FOLKS WANT VOTE ONJTHE QUESTION Rnssella Grave Covered With Flowers SAMPLE fcJNE OF Political Nowa From Trigg and Lyon Gun Club Uanqaetted IIouso Destroyed ByFlro Court Mutters So Wfetal Convict- s- Failure nt Clarksvillo v- Mens Fine Hand maife SHOES COMPRISING y Trigg All Itight Every NEW and STYLISH SHAPE In Every Kind of Material VIK 4 Patent Leather V v- Englisn Enamel Cordovan i i YJ fLi French Calfv BDxOalf v Kangaroo Vici Kid English G rairi JI Hitiifif Alnderson MR rilTffXTfti fffftTftmtf Sizes 6 62f 757 Only 1 ft I J BE oo SS6 Clothing Boys Suits Boys Suits Boys Suits Boys Suits Wool Worth 250 for 125 Wool WortU 300 for All Wool Worth 175 350 for 250 All Wool Worth 506 V These goods are as finely made as any garm ent on the market We feel very grateful iur your appreciation in ine past 01 our efforts to please in the above mentioned line and hence Chairman Jno J Gaines of the Trigg county Democratic Committed was in town yesterday and is confident of a sweeping Democratic victory in his county Said he We have the moat thorough organization ever effected in tho county and will get out men this time who have not voted for five years Our poll of the county shows no defections worth speaking of I do not know of a single Democrat who will scratch tho ticket What majority do you expect We will send Hardin out of the county with 350 majority and Linn with at least 450 Many of the Populists will vote for Hardin and all of them will support Linn Goldbugs UTILITY RING Oh yes Im accused of being one myself but then Trigg county Demo- Best combined stallion S 10 00 it crats dont know how to scratch We mare take ours straight Gelding Brood mare with one or Circuit Court CulIlngB more progeny bv her The first three days of tho week 12 00 side were taken up with the trial of the 5 00 Suckling colt stallion mare Kline case an account of which ap pears elsewhere Deputy Sheriff E GENTS BIDING RING P Wilkins left for Eddyville WedNot less than five to enter nesday night with Kline to begin his Best gent rider box 50 10c cigars life sentence yesterday Richard 5 00 by C K Wyly druggist Caldwell col convicted of malicious Entrance free cutting was also sentenced Wednes- Â¬ SADDLE STOCK day night to onoyear in tho pen and Best stallion 4 years old and over was taken along with Kline S 10 00 Eugene Trice col indicted for stallion 3 years old and horse stealing was found not guilty 10 00 under Wilson Reed col was given 30 stallion 2 years old and days in the work house on a charge 8 00 3 of petit larceny Mare 4 years old and On an indictment for malicious 10 00 over shooting Will Hughes col got 6 Mare 3 years old and months in the work house under 4 John Crowder Dave ONeal and Mare 2 vears old and Charles Griffy were yesterday con- Â¬ 8 00 under 8T victed of highway robbery and sen Â¬ tenced to the penitentiary for two SWEEPSTAKES years They held up Essex Gupton Best saddle animal any age near Dak move July last ana 12 00 or sex robbed him of considerable sum of SPEED RINGS money The parties aro all colored prisoners will be Trotting for 3 year olds 3 Several other tried this week min 3 monies 60 25 100 00 and 15 per cent Quarterly Court Matters 240 trot 8 monies 60 25 Quarterly court has been in session 100 00 and 15 per cent all of this week Judge Breathitt pre 300 pace 8 monies 60 25 100 00 and 15 per cent siding About eighty minor cases passed upon but nearly Boys bicycle race S10 in have been gold specinl premium all of the causes where there will be by Thos N Wadlington open much litigation have been leit Gracey Ky for boys Court will for a hearing later on under 16 years of age remain in session until after adjourn- Â¬ half mile heats 2 in 8 ment of Circuit Court which holds Entrance free on throughout the first week of NoSATURDAYS PROGRAM vember Tho fair began yesterday with a pretty good attendance for tho first day knyAll of the forenoon was taken up lwiui uiraugmg me exnioiis anu pre paring for the premium committees Jn tho various exhibits in classes A to F this was necessarily slowJ and Ithe premiums had not been awarded when we secured our report Many of tho displays are very full and handsome Agricultural imple ments carriages wagons cabinet work leather goods- - vegetables ce reals fruits flowers pastry preserves needle work tobacco poultry live stock and other exhibits were much betterlhan usual Tho special at- Â¬ tractions in the afternoon were the green trot for SI 5 the bicycle race for S10 the nonv race for 10 and the shooting match between the Hopkinsj ynie auu nenuerson uun uiuos These drew out a good crowd of city people after dinner The program for to day is as follows Preparing for a Vote the Aast of December Money Italsedand a Campaign Com- mltteo Appointed lor S350 p hfL 0 y-v-- Have Added Largely to the Line e e e Fiffliishng Goods Hygienic Underwear r t 10 Our market this week was steady Best Stallion 4 yrs old over 3 under with light offerings and small sales 10 4 The receipts were likewise light no 2 yrs old and under 8 now tobacco having as yet made us 3 1 yr old and under appearance on the brakes Sales con5 sisted chiefly of low leaf and lugs and 2 10 prices were entirely satisfactory The Mare 4 yrs old and over few hogsheads of good leif offered 3 and under 4 10 commanded fair figures Looso mar 2 and under 8 8 cc T a under 2 5 ket inactive with no quotations Pair Harness Mares to be Sebrot Colli Sllne Tho owned by same party prior The shaft at the now coal mine 10 to October 1st near Sebree has been sunk to the Single harness gelding 10 aged vein of coal which is about five feet Single harness gelding 8 thick and the work ol mining in 8 years old and under 4 earnest will begin in a very few days Single harness gelding 2 A largo force of hands is now at 8 years old and under 8 work and the number will be greatly Single harness gelding 1 The coal is increased next week 5 year old and under 2 said to be of good quality and h is Gent driver suit or overcoat believed will be found in paying Co by J H Anderson quantities Tolmcco Market Stently HARNESS STOCK 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Public meetings were held at the Christian Church Monday night aud at the Court House Tuesday night and steps were taken to inaugurate a campaign on the question of prohib ition in the county Committees wero appointed about S600 was raised in subscriptions and the work of preparing for the conflict was put on foot Judge Landes was Chairman and Mr J H Anderson Secretary of tho Dr T S McGall was meetings made Chairman of tho Executive Committee A committee was appointed to in terview all Democratic and Republi- Â¬ can candidates for councilmen and require them to pledge themselves not to issue any liquor license after Jan 1st Some of them gave the pledgd and the others promised to bo governed by the will of tho people as expressed at the polls This attempt to bring the matter directly into the politics of tho city and perhaps jeopardize the success of the Democratic nominees who were named before the question came up hasgiven the Republicans renewed hope and they are preparing to take advantage of the Democratic dissension and nominate men on whichever side seems to offer hope of success in the doubtful wards Catching on to this scheme the Democratic prohibitions warned in time will first elect a Democratic council and then attend to other mat ters Hopkinsville cannot afford to run the risk of a return to the former condition of things As between two evils saloons are preferable to Republicanism It has been demon strated that even with a local option law prohibition cannot be had under We a Republican administration had such a law and the Republicans who were in power made it a force The first essential to good govern ment is to elect a Democratic Council Then if the people want to vote out liquor they will have a set of officials who will enforce the law The return of tho Republican partj to power in this city would set it back for years It would check its prosper ity hinder its progress and negro police as we once had rubbed on us would drive away the trade that has come to us of late years and made Hopkinsville what it is under good government the best city in Ken- Â¬ tucky The present plan of the temperance people is to have the vote taken about Dec 30 Petitions are being ing circulated in all of the precincts of the county and as soon as tho necessary 25 per cent of the voters are secured the order will be made for the election Failing to get enough in the county the vote will be taken in the city anyhow The funeral services of Miss Cam mie Russell were held at the Ninth street Presbyterian church Tuesday afternoon and the church would not hold half of the crowd in attendance No Even the yard was crowded event that has occurred in Hopkins Â¬ ville in recent years has caused such universal sorrow and sympathy as the melancholy death of this beau- Â¬ tiful young girl Rev Dr Nourse preached the ser Â¬ mon in a very impressive manner His discourse was appropriate touch- Â¬ ing and eloquently delivered At its conclusion the body was followed to its last resting place by the largest procession of sympathizing friends that ever turned out at a funeral in Hopkinsville There wero eighty fivo vehicles in the procession and hundreds of people walked to the Cem- Â¬ etery There wero brief services a song and a prayer at the open grave and tenderly the mortal remains were laid awnv The young men who acted as pall bearers wero Clark Rags dale Alex Boulware Willie Trice Stephen Trice John Winfree Joe Armistead Clifton Long and Mack Blakemore The floral offerings were so numerous that the new made grave was literally covered with tho beauti- Â¬ ful bouquets Before dismissing the congregation Dr Nourse on behalf of Air Russell and his family thank ed the people for their sympathy and kindness in the trouble that had be- Â¬ fallen them The very full and accurate account of the melancholy death of Miss Rus sell in Tuesdays Kentuckian was so complete that there is nothing more to add to the news features of the af- Â¬ fair Miss Bessie Russell arrived from Staunton Va Tuesday morning accompanied by her uncle Mr Cameron Brown of bhelbyville for whom tho deceased was named Many other relatives also came to attend tho funeral and numerous friends from surrounding towns MATRIMONIAL The marriage of Dr P E West of Ferguson Logan county and Miss Ethel Duke of near this city wTTTbo solemnized at Hebron church near Church Hill on Wednesday Oct 30 at 3 p m No cards Dr West is a Christian county boy and a rising young physician who is doing well in his chosen profession and his bride-to-b- e is the accom- Â¬ plished daughter of Hr C G Duke a well known farmer of this county Mo Rae Willis Mr H D McRae and Miss C J Willis both of the Pembroke neighborhood eloped to Clarksville Monday and were married They were accompanied by Messrs J G McRae and R S McGohee Rev A U Boone performed the ceremony after which the bridal party returned home William J Daugherty a young Fairview farmer aud Miss Myra L Brumfield of this city were married Wednesday evening The ceremony took place at tho home of tho brides parents in the presence of a limited number of friends of the contracting parties Cox Boulware A pretty wedding occurred at the Christian Church at 9 oclock last evening The principals were Mr Alex S Cox and Miss Bettie Boulware Tho church was beautifully decorated with autumn leaves and flowers There were ten attendants Miss Edith Boulware the brides sister was maid of honor and Mr Wm L Hopper officiated as the grooms best man The other attendants were Miss Belle Moore and Mr C H Tandy Miss Lizzio Mercer and Dr Preston Thomas Miss Daisy Wood and Mr H M Bryan Miss Jim Ellis and Mr Logan Boulware Tho church was filled to overflow- Â¬ ing with the friends of tho young couple who wended their way to the altar to the sweet strains of the wed ding march Rev J W Mitchell pastor of the church in a beautiful and impressive ceremony said tho words that united the young couple the for life After the wedding bridal party was given a reception R at the residence of Mr L Boulware tho brides father to this union Both parties aro among the most popular young people in Hopkinsvilles best socit iv i r Mr Cox is tho head of t1i y clothing firm of Cox Boulware and is pne of the best of the citys young merchants energetic capable and highly esteemed His charming brido is a petite brunette bright winsomo and attractive She is tho second daughter of tho family and is a fayorito with all who have known hor in social eircloa Thy hve the ucot wiHuua oi a uoai oi inenus Â¬ DACGUERTV-BRCJinELD-Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ESCAPED THE CALLOWS Jim Kline tho Uracey Murderer Given u Life Sentence 00 The verdict in the case of Jim KlinOj the brutal murderer of W V Adams 00 dis- the section boss at Gracey 00 00 00 A Resilience Uurued c J i rl X K A i The dwelling house of J H Allen Oct 1 driven as a span near r airview was uesiroyeu uy uru Suit of clothes by Cox Monday night with nearly all of its Boulware Entrance free 10 00 contents Among the valuables burned SWEEPSTAKES We have ao before the very best in this line was a portion of the religious library One line of of tho late Dr SJtJaker Mrs Allens Best harness animal of any age 12 00 father The loss by the hre is estima or sex ted at S2500 to 3000 There was Special premium by T L Gra- is especially interesting 1000 Insurance on the house iiam ior tno get o ois This line was never sold here until last combined saddle and harseason It is strongly recommended Assignment In Clarksvllle Morgan ness stallion Recommended by the Denmark Faris Bros proprietors of tho Most Learned Racket store in Clarksville have as For best colt two seasons to Morgan Denmark Scientists signed The failure was precipitated as the garment for health You can bv the ijressure of a Western firm For best colt one season to Morgan Denmark are v buy thorn because they run from 3 The liabilitiesequal about 4000 with SPEED RINGS assets about 1 a D Running half mile heats 2 in n0 verV fia03 garmrntb nuido NMi Jack Frost Oet Ready For Winter 8 8 to enter and 2 to Miss Madge Holt Rowan and Mr start 8 monies 60 25 S100 00 and 15 per cent John Frost were married at Bardstown Froo for all trot or pace 3 moSee our line HATS See our lino SHOES Tuesday Among the wedding nies 60 25 and 15 per J woro tho Count and Countess See our line GLOVES 15000 cent e Nouo of Paris Franco Great Bargains In Them All L Slowest mule half mile dash change riders Pair shoes Fire broke oufc on the Midwa V at w tho Atlanta Exposition at 1 oclock 5 00 by Itax J Mosyon rti Tuesday aftmaoon It started in the jkntrtne it uasn at the mi end JJHji old plantation Tillag inui 1 fm for all handiMp on Tl Hot sinsYilJs QQ C3ib d smmmm mmmm wmmmmmwWfljM of h fcet by the XDloeionof gts- oIumI ot ww batata into Hmnq- Hunii beumatUi biy Hiwdeton Club fmtod i Mddlf by TjMaptt tbMkllkofr 3UMMbtiUlMM WM8 dai -I J TikWJ wwwiPff jr Â¬ Â¬ vv Entrancofree Pair harness geldings own by by same party prior to 10 00 suit for charging him from his employ is a disappointment to those who hoped that the law would give adequate punishment to this red handed assas sin of an unarmed man It is how- Â¬ ever the same old story of justice thwarted and the murderer is allowed to encumber tho earth with his presence and live as a life burden to the State whose laws ho defied Tho trial occupied several days and a clear case of unprovoked murder was made out Tho bloody details wero substantially published in tho Kentuckian at the time tho affair occurred Tho jury empaneled to try the case was composed oi tho follow ing citizens S E ChaBtaiu James I Dunning John White C T Yancey J C Courtney T J Haddock Chas M Markham Richard Saddler P C Carter Hilliard Lindsoy J M Tinsley James H Gamblo The jury returned a verdict Wed nesday fixing Klines punishment t lifo imprisonment The sentence was so contrary to public expectation and contrary to Klines own expectations that he was badly scared and express ed such fear of a mob that the jail No waB guarded Wednesday night mob came nor was there any danger of one Tho opportunity to lynoh Klino was lost when ho was nllowed to leave Gracoy with Adams blood still wet on hie bands un i r 1 r i i XAaftUQB Lioawsitf I r li jL- O tII -- i 7 tv iikiiliA yftttdr Rmmfild William J Daugherty to Mjra L JPBOEBSS IN MAEaaOY iifodraI6rfttoryittid the Oid Time AT Apothory Machines fefabtf Csed JBrolMMaKHagten Manufacturing Iliaratficiiits Extent of Their Uuglncss and Jts Effect oa the Pharmaceutical Profession ly the Special Chicago Letter Within the last few years the pra- Â¬ ctice has been growing1 among physi Â¬ cians to carry tlielr drug stores with cilities for condensing strong mcdl--cinproperties in small pills and tab- Â¬ lets the Allopath is gradually follow- Â¬ ing in the footsteps of his brother of thc other school This of course lightens the burden vof the consumer the sick who must pay the bills and it is a progressive step But like all such steps in prog- Â¬ ress it Is lamentable in many respects hem The Homeopath has always done this and with the growth of fa- Â¬ al But ther ars many flnigs tylwra grinding by rapidity of motion is not dwtraWe nh Jw gmm reeln and all dajw eoMateing iroUtil 0s which would I injured byfcwiting or such drugs a machine shnar to a Wringer with iron cylindara is used In our large laboratories Onq of the rollers revolves five times as fast as the other and in this way the drug is not merely crushed but torn to pieces The ma chine Is small and revolves slowly but the unequal rapidity of motion of the1 two cylinders gives it the power to grind easily the hardest drus such as colchicum seed which is so hard that it cannot be mashed wlth a heavy sledge hammer - Similar machines are novjf used in our largo flour mills and they possess the inestimable advantage of exÂ¬ tracting all tho nutritive elements of the seed Instead of peeling away tho husk and with it much of the most val Â¬ uable portion of tho seeds such as the phosphates There are two other kinds of mills In common use One consists of two Iron plates which rub against each other and arc used for bulky drugs while tho other is needed especially for grinding HARfctiriES1 tfen SWP8 KhU f Too MocU t Secret of Tfeiffyf ihtilTUaedAtifheaItfa thetporerto digesf andassrm- - 11 liaie apropcrquaniry or ioaa This cin never be done when he liver cocs not afi Its part the powder feels like a perfectly This is inclosed In an smooth mass iron casing and contains a vertical wheel with protruding teeth or beaters which throw the drug against an iron netting called the screen Tho wheel turns at the rate of 3000 revolutions per minute All of these grinding machines are now in common use among manu- Â¬ facturing pharmacists and each possesses advantages for certain pur- Â¬ poses but tho poor apothecary of twenty five years ago was obliged to grind nil his drugs as best he could in his primitive hand mill or at best in a chaser machine Solid extracts are obtained in two ways The old fashioned way and one which is still in use is to subject tho herbs to strong pressure until all of the juices had been squeezed out This liquid is then boiled down to about tho consistency of honey About fifty years ago the making of fluid extracts began Four of them were entered into the pharmacopoeia of 1850 The original idea was that one minim of the fluid should represent one grain of the drug In this way the apothecary could know exactly what quantity of the extract he would have to take to obtain a certain quantity of active medicinal properties Thisdlfliculty had always been a stumbling block for tho apothecary and strange to pay it was not until after a great deal of experi- Â¬ impalpably fine that is so flno that addressed to tho off endera only and they had no difficulty in persuading tho vast majority of tho genuine working class members to make common cause with them The doctors are the best abused per- Â¬ sons in Brussels just nqW and twenty1 of them have resigned their office in the mutunllst societies As preludo to a possible strike of doctors this seems to signalize one of the most awful dangers qf the time It would bo awkward however if bv a mire coincidence of course thq death rate should diminish during tho continuation of the strike MUSKMELON LITERATURE The medle znfe ef SrwMMs accord- hiy to tho Loudoa News are passing through a trial of much thaVnmo sort as that which lately nfiliettd Iholr pro ffissioual brethren in Cork They com- itpaln of tho Inadequate pay thoy re ceive from tho societies formed by tho workiner neonlc to secure medical at- findnnco on the cooperative principle In Brussels as In many places elso xvhere tho poor club together for medi Â¬ cal aid and engage a practitioner who attends them for a fee which is almost purely nominal This might bo en- Â¬ dured and is endured on tho consider- Â¬ ation that tho insufficient offerings of tho poor man will bo made good by the liberality of those who aro batter off in tho world But that is just where o Brussels falls Tho middle Class has contrived to securo a- footing In tho mutuallst societies Persons who are quite able to make good the deficit in tho medical exÂ¬ chequer helpto Increase They como In os poor men in such numbers that tho unhappy practitioner hardly knows whoroto look for his legitimate fee lie has protested but his lost state is worse than his first The protest waswell-to-d- DoyoUksowtbfs Putts Liver IB FrUs are anabs O- lute curofor side1 headache dys urcninu 1 II rl B pepsia sour stomach malaria constipationttorpid liver piles jaundice bilious fever bilious4-and kindred diseases II i B taww jk THE LEADER iUiii j I PiMs 1 9 m TTCGA v V 1 V yB it Do WE extend a cordial fnvititation to the ladies of Hopkiflsvillor and vi- cinity to call aud examine- our hand- some display of Pattern Hats and Bonnets JES H Xm You kk Suffer From fndigostion eour stomacli acho flatulency distress after eating It t 11 ML J S3 Q t H W Mrs M E Roclcrers hd iM S i A J ear Or iaitacaso of lost appetite want of energy weakness debility Aro you nervous restless sleoplwa worn out la body and in mind Havo you pains in thohac head arms shoulders chest Aro you filled with mal ria sallow comploxion coated tongue a jAiyum dry cough chllh and fovor 1 v1 bm -MiiBimiuau-MmeFIeurette T nected with The Leader rand wilL be pleased to see her many mends and customers- ji is- - ccm H W 5 l f r W I tin J mmm jn IMt LtAPt R m m u 1 BmmB HJ3 MAIN T SaOTV THET DID TWEJTr-riVE-VEA- AGO If any of theso troubles ar yours thl The rrnlt Has Iorrucd tlio Theme of thing you nead is DE KINGS Lovers and Writers j of old is gradually dying out There is no longer any i icin for him and he becomes a uezw drjjggist a merchant in medi- Â¬ cines True a knowledge of chemistry t is still necessary and the pharmacist jnust possess a general scientific education cqufai and even superior in some The enerated apothecary N cian but his usefulness as a chemist analytical and manufacturing is grow- Â¬ ing less from year to year We cannot wonder at the fate of the apothecary when we consider the volume of the business trans- Â¬ acted by the manufacturing chemists or more strictly speaking manufactu- Â¬ menting that tho present simple sys- Â¬ ring pharmacists who are displacing tem of percolation was devised Nowadays the ground dnig is put Detroit St Louis and Chicago him Iboast of several large houses which sup-Â¬ into a glass or stone jar called percolan ply the entire west with products Hundreds of thousands of tablets are turned out daily by a single firm in Chicago The suae firm a few days ago bought tea tons of couch grass in one shipment all of which will be used in the EasLEictmre of a single article Tbsse ferns fccy tbeir crude drugs their iregi2Me taiteria medica in tre mecLloBs qnaacisies frozi New York jjToksrs aad sa2ctirses directly from Mhe jpsroiiiHsr The sails however the jEers3mnc3ai2d S3 tliiiaore intricate prepirasiKEE sate SsoBgii fron three tfirms dha acre sa irssJiiSjr the only isan--- u factnrfcsg tSsaatss altSsoorli the raan Tuf acttiriju jateuraiaicaEt by fheTsaaaetsBBBffi xespectstothat df the practicing phjsi Muskmelons have played a part in history They caused the fall of Arqucs and led Mack to the capitula- Â¬ tion of Ulm One day says the Paris Le Temps Abbo Bcrnis camo to dine with the marquise do Pompadour who was furious because tho maitro dhotel hod forgotten to serve melon Shall I get two muskmelons for you madame In tha gentlest and happiest way and Hcpaid two louis for them Delight- Â¬ with tho greatest certainty known to medful said tho marquise My compli- ical acienco GERMETtTER removes from ments Monsieur lAbbe Bernls was tho system tho symptoms named above happy until the moment when the clock giving strength in place of wcaknto Joy struck his oye What makes you sad ous health in place of sickness abked the pompadour Oh madame Thoro is no other remedy it and la marquise ho replied my friend none that can do its work And then it is Malvtn and I have only one pair of a real pleasure to take it Little children trousers for both of us and ho Is wait- Â¬ toko it with dilight and it cures like 100 G for 600 AH druggists ing for it to go to dinner The pompa- Â¬ magic dour gave a pension of three hundred thousand llvrcs and an abbey to blny CURE YCU His friend became under the sam pn tection archbishop of Lyons One SolJ by R C Hardwick druggist evening a strategist was explaining to Bonaparte what ho should have done if Tl Axrt il il Li tf H K KB Levy Mgr H mm B I n t II SA RCDIIIIETBITD v OPENING AT- - lie tiUIEQB KU jjf rdLaarUy goes MODEKK CBETDEf O MACHINE wcv Sg When the xMsmmaclwzizz phznna--cl- st has procanwi Lis crcde drug he must dry it thoroegIy Sometimes it is uir drled tliat is all water except such as is held in solution by the air within the drug but the more common procedure is to subject the drug to leat not exceeding 212 degrees Fahren- Â¬ heit In this way every particle of waterÂ¬ Is drnen oil while the volatile substances are retained Then the drug is ground There are many different kinds of grinders to The apothe- Â¬ suit varied conditions cary of former times was obliged to grind all his drugs m ith a hand machine similar to the ordinary spice or coffee mill A large iron mortar was also used for pounding and smushing hard drugs Occasionally when large quan SIACnrSE FOB TABLET MA KINO i ii v Tit I P Vi r ititics were to bo ground the drug was ttakeu to some Croesus who possessed a chaser mill This machine consist Â¬ ed of a concave revolving disk which contained the crude drug and a number or porcelain balls which rolled about and ground the drug into a powder As tho powder began to form the o circular motion tended wu of clinic and nbe t ov r L ii i iiiiiii- l ii v fii- i vwv- - ill ii v Tinder the machine The principle of grinding with porcelain balls is still in use but thn mnr lilnn 5a in tliH shape of a large hollow ball Into this are put the crude drug and the porce 11 iii -B It has an opening at the bottom covered with a metal screen and filter paper Upon the drug is injured pure alcohol which in passing through extracts all the active properties and comes out as a finished fiuid extract The solid ex- Â¬ tract may then be obtained by simple evaporation While the process is a simple one many details must be ob- Â¬ served especially as to the density of the liquid After all themcdicinal propertieshavc been extracted the mass left in the percolator contains an increased ninount of alcohol This residue is plued in huge tanks and the alcohol is l edistillcd by heating This re- Â¬ recovered covered alcohol is not howcer always used for medicinal purposes as some jnan- acturers oeuevo that it is im- A rt n n4r possible tc suftuati u wuijiiivj 4mm iiuiu volatile substances contained in certain the drugs It is claimed by experts that the recovci ed alcohol always retains a peculiar odor which is as easy to detect as the smell of camphor The making of tablets has dc eloped into a complicated industry Tablets are all the fashion nowadays Twenty five years ago a dough was made and tablet after tablet was pressed out by hand and rolled through a sirup to give it a sugar coating Machines are now in use which make from 300 to 400 lab lets per minute The dry powder flows from a small rubber feed to a steel plate which contains a hole the size of til tablet As the powder fills tho hole a punch from above shoots down and presses it with terrific force Another punch below the plate then throws the pressed mass up and an attachment to the feed pushes the tablet to the side at the same moment that it refills the hole The tablet is now finished except the sugar coating For this piirpose a hollow vessel of Brobdingnngian dimen- Â¬ sions is provided A sirup is put in with the tablets and the vessel starts to revolve sometimes under a gentle np plication of heat As the water evap orates the sugar will precipitate and coat the tablets with v onderful nccu- racy and evenness Â¬ I paid Mantua had not surrendered Bona- Â¬ parte asked You havo beeu In the wars monsieur Tho strategist re Â¬ plied No but I havo read Polybius Marshal Saxe and Chevalier Folard Oh you are learned Bonaparte said Do you know how to make melons Tho strategist exclaimcdt crrow General indignantly Bonaparte You have read La Quln continued Yes general the strategist tlnle answered Yon do not know how to make melons grow although you have read La Qulntinie and yet you talk to me about war because you havo read Good day sir Polybius Bonaparte SOME STAGE GAGS om90M WAYNES nvniatr THE ter All the latest styles for fall and win- Â¬ These goods will be sold at J less than their yalue Cordial invitations extended to all PALACE I will havo on display over Mmmt w mmi OiMTMENTi wHbotit fc7 interact laouicinm enrva myter eMm iteh all verurtioni on tbfrfttfl nMkVA- - iwLmi hknd noM Ail UeiTlur it kin elervhitofcndhoUV nrUkTdnjantltu or anl by iV for W tU Addrtai Dr One Hundred Pattern Sold by R C HARDWkjK MRS M LAVNE iMft Hats and Bonnets Cor 9th and Main Sheets trAXhlml KgWYA-f-Lf- Burs Prompt PoslJ 3 Curs for Impotence lota Missions Spermatorrhea Nervousnass Self Distrust loss of Memory e Will make you a STRONG Vigor ous Man Price 100 0 5 00 Soeolal Directions Mailed with each Box Address Boxes oapW YOU CAM MAKE MONEY Little Things That Jllndo a Variety Conio diuns Auditors Lanjjh As tho favorite comedian appeared before the audience of a local variety theater with tho limp so characteristic of him there was a ripple of applause The only way that ho could properly Introduce himself was by singing a song and he at pneo bravely complied with the time honored custom says tho EiUtiic3W Uniaest T10U1S S0I9 LuoAsAva a Pwu liable commission merchants and because they can handle shipments quick and to the best advantage for the shipper A trial shipment solicited Write to them for quotations before shipping Specialties Eggs Butter Poultry Fruits of all kinds Beans Potatoes Onions Hay Grain jHeadquarters for Furs Hides and Wool Capital 4000000 Liberal advances inade on con- Â¬ signments General correspondence solicited -- j r ia l i Sas5gSSSSSS5g5 ecause tney are tne largest ana most re JnBiBmMffn iMEYE A DURE Iir 3 jl A f K ji rt I Philadelphia Call I wore a new pair of shoes the other day ho nnnounced after the piano They didnt hurt playor had stoppec mv until I met two policemen Then 1 cot pinched Something else 1 nluct tell you he I was sleeping in a ecllur continued the other night when I woke up and saw five mice playing poker They were deep in the game raising and calling and raking in the chips Thoy didnt notico a cat behind a barrel near by but I did Suddenly tho puss made a leap The game ended with tho same old dtory everything went into the kitty Spectacles In the A CURES NOTHING BUT PILES mwm JIED CO m and CERTAIN CURE 15 yecrs as tho 3E07 REMEDY fw PILES- known for sjSBJarACViSMavi MsiM A k rrrredt7EICnJPECH S3L0U23 i MINT PLASTER Xeads SB ivmarmmmmMMB a wi SERIOUS AFFAIR Breakfast ot WlUch Murrlixl Ones Partook fceirly Tne Old Tline olloctlon 1 f i J T rind revolves until the powder has reached the required fineness Then 5ho vessel is turned around with its mouth directly over a small box a cov-VliiljS 13 IU1UIVU lain balls tho vessel is closed air tight S 4stomier iSTomoved The Valuable con- iteats dropinto the boxibdlow and little or nonejjf it escapes into tne air UYtl UIU KJjJ UUU IUU u of correcting a clergymans mistakes in reading is re- Â¬ ported in the Church Review During the collection after a sermon one Sun day a gentleman in the copgregation quietly took off his spectacles and put them on tho plate Tho church war Â¬ den courteously handed them back supposing them to havt been put there in absence of mind but the donor again deposited them on tho plate and not wishing to make a scene the official finished his duties and tho spectacles wero duly presented with tho other alms However after the service he took them down to the donor a stranger and said ho feared thoy wore iiia stir-rrlron hv mibtalcc Ju3 r priso ou being assured that it was no mistake that tho clergyman who read tho prayer- had made so many blun- dcrs Iji reading that he presumed ho Tho niiimiMnrr iuu u3 liw in ui l ijul in l uHuiii w hw wane Tablets are more popular and could not pec and so ho presented him machine facilities for pillmaking are with a pair Of spectacles foWer The pill is made from a dough A Cure for Slander which is rolled out to any thinness de- Â¬ In Poland It was onco tho custom to sired up to one oiic hundredth of an sentence all backbiters to go on all inch with almost mathematical accu- Â¬ fours and bark like a dog for space racy by placing it between two boards of a quarter of an hour Thisthe mode of which approach by means of an accu- Â¬ punishment was Introduced during the rate sciew The dough is then pressed reign of Charles V but It was soon into little round balls by concave cyl ahollshedras it had to bo applied so indrical surfaces which are pressed in frequently that his majestys reGt was at right angles Tho coating process it disturbed for the barking went on all nH the forenoon while tho courts were sitK caDahln similar to the one employed wi E lets ting c novel method ior s The old fashioned wedding breakfast was a training in fortitude for others besido tho bridegroom says a London journal It was the nurse of manly virtues for some half dozen or more of his friends Little do the unthinking youths vho nowadays assemble at n wedding to guy the best man sus pect that a generation ago a victim of this description would not havo had to dree his wolrd alone His woird would have been dreed conjointly with him by a second best a third best down sometimes In a descending scalo of excellenco to an eighth best man To every bridesmaid there wag a groomsman and to the youngest groomsman there was a speech the re Bponso to tho toast of the bridesmaids health It was an effort of oratory de manding extraordinary tact a demand which we need not 6ay was very rarely satisfied in tho youth who would steer successfully between tho Scylla of shoop ishnoss and the Charybdis of vulgar jocu larity and many were tho groomnmen whom one or other of these twin whirl pools swept away But the survivors nay oven the bubmerged arose tho stronger for their plunge They had familiarized themselves in imaginationwith the position of a bridegroom often even assisting their iraagr inative powers by a flirtation with their allotted bridesmaids and thoy some times returned home nerved for futhra feats of matrimonial darTng of whlcli aneir uegenorato descendants sepm inf fV er 3rtlalrsgr PLMI1 J PHONE 93 tVVL 3 H DAGS 1 I In I jp Jr jMsSl ttliK Ji SJl rll I 4 m Iv t a 4SJ1J- k h i w A r1- - vt j r V r ti h k t t if iW I w r b- - IM fc yi jf a - if J v a v X x i PtweyTgTTOBW wmmmmm III II l 1 m1fc J THE How 60IEmerWOGIft PraodflJ lalttay It mjUm 1 Strang u XrafauDB MdAmWinif W thrtwUlW Xw BporMaKtn In the Adirondack ryThelr Oatae Max thaVli h JWpr Long lake is oo of the best feeding to see hi tWatifitftrtlimarriRt Among the grounds for dqer in tho Adlrondacks ceremott W R i MbihcludixiliettokEyUMMi DEE- - HU hOUAXSfHiaUTLiuJ yr Talk with ct The Old Wedding Ctwfcdw Modern Marvlage Broker Written Tor tThlet i M3FPliaJBlH Wle theSnb-a Sniay The Oricla o Soao Paper aro ia3a and fads Some are ylclotzA Abers lead to the loss of timo and imtffj and still others are per Â¬ fectly Imrmiess Not long ago I met a 3onghnired gentleman who has devoted years of travel to the study of marriage customs In various parts of the world Ho allowed his love for the subjeottodevelop into an innocent aa ana luccoruing to nis own J V mony spent anousanas of rollnrSKin the purchase of wedding gifts pecal-larto dlffereutcountrles Bt in spite of this seeming extravagance his fad has remained perfectly harmless In Tw6 I r A MIABRlA GE riK COBEA like Jacob served Xeban in patriarchal times A wedding dn iGoreaiis described as The groom a unique ceremony icloitajUin ajgorgeous gown hired for the Spbaslon fa preceded by his best man who carries j a goose in his arms The procession marchea toward a table before which the groom i small ibows profoundly IhenJieireleves his attendant of tite goose whoso feetare Soon securely tied and jsjta down afterward thobrldeahaperoned by two i elderly females annkes hcnappearance Hex focklspainftdjwvbite with ghastly red spts on tho tforcheatLKpn each cheek and on tbe lips and ner eyes are Sealed She is led across a large matlin th3 centercoif ithe room At lie end vjof the apartment iher attendants place a white handkerchief over her claspad hands and deadlier back to the matj At this mpmentrthe bridegroom is supposed to appenrat the other end of the mat The bride salutes him by ithe level of her raising her arms eyes and bowing three tlmes This greeting is returned 4in Iklnd by the groom Then they ett fdown at oppo isite ends of the mat and the goose an emblem of fidelity is released after having been fed by an old woman This completes the ceremony sand the ttwain ard one In Burmah the love siok Bwain fol- Â¬ lows Ids inamorata for several days at a respectful distances If aho is favorably disposed toward hmshe w1 ismile at him ton the third daj u ttte the would begroQm serves his prospective father inriaw for a certain num ber of yearsaccording to agreement as it enables me to present to the readers of this paper facta in condensed form whose collection has cost many thousands of dollars Marriage among primitive people according tioiny informant is purely a business transaction The natives of southern Siberia for instance buy their wives from the parents paying for them Bums ranging from twenty to seventy-- five dollars according to the physical attractiveness of the girls Among the Tartars the same custom prevails batithe brides areanoro valu- Â¬ able some commanding as much as one thousand dollars A still more simple way of wooing is that of the Ichukt ches a Siberian rtribe among whom fact it hasproveditselfofgreat value prevailkiiinother ancient cua growing as It does a kind of spice weed tom After tlje ouple has been mar Â¬ and cranberry of which the deer is ried the bride rides hraugh the princi Â¬ Yp y fond The process involved in v Mintinpr deer says an eastern exsi pal street of ite Itillai on a mule surroiindsbyapetHre8quev mob of change is very curious and interesting one raust villagers to in tho guides own words relafij eVcwhoexttM on contribute victuttW MaMojig kinds know tho natur of tho anlmaA to sue It Is the custom of this animal toward the ctjillhentof the new coed to browse on Its way down to the5 water A household ohi less H tn ruralRuslatlie prldeJs conducted at night for drtnlc and the slight crash laenmmUtUHiA r the to tho churcli bytwo yfaung men and made in coming through who brush beÂ¬ wisSlKut with his groomjls escotel by two bridear trays them to tho guide W tho companion seated in a boat is slowly maids After the mdtriagCiceremony close the bride is conducted to her new and noiselessly paddlingto the to shore locality of her husband and nearer and nearer homebyjthe relatives groom is plaoeq In charge of from whence tho sound comes Aoad the The Kirghcse eome lthough thcr are many other noises His rif ejj people fUines called the lords of the steppe abroad on tho night air none can mis take this particular one The crulde bt6 very fair towardjS their young or emits In quick women it agin pojects to tno youtn holdB his breath silence on it the part of gasps Absolute wvAwants to marry jier 6hetias the of tho boat prevails right- to chfillcngo him to vi pot race the Inmateswind blows softly Tho The ninht which Is conducted on such a bnais stars are reflected in the still water she 9an easily escpdris the sym Â¬ The air is heavy with the fragrance that pathy of thetcrowd usually Is with the from woods flowers and trees The maiden boat drifts or is propelled so But the material supplied by my in Â¬ that It is calculated to deceivegently ones formant is so voluminous that I could own senses 6a to whether after all it - fa fill column df tcr colimnwUh Iriterestnot all a dream Tho ocenRinnal lngjdetailsotiprimeyal oujihlp and sound oil tho poddlo sounds like the J Ki mignt as weir close ncre anu aevote ripple of water or tho lapping of the u few paragraphs to the symbolical waves against the shore when sudde- Â¬ customs in vogue in different lands nly another and unmistakable crash Is Not bo very many years ago betrpth heard close at hand The cap is off the ment was recognized by the laws of jack lantern instantly a search light most European countries These en- Â¬ is thrown over tho lalcfc and adjacent actments whose penalty was excom- Â¬ wooded shore Two bright eyes aro munication have however been re-Â¬ seen a terrified whistling is heard and pealed Instead of being made a the deer starts to run but it is too late social outcast tho man who now re- Â¬ ti whiz and bang and a fine buck fals to the ground The fuses to marry a girl after having plighted his troth becomes defendant tense straining of every musclo and e nerve is relieved and followed by the suit in a Betrothment in all civilized coun- Â¬ wildest excitement and commotion as tries has always been sealed by n the boat is hastily paddled to shore pledge In Turkey and other Mohammedan countries the groom-to-b- e CHECK ON TOBACCO kr iW eends to his prospective bride a gold amulet which is worn around the In Some Gorman Towns the Wood Is Pro- f htbltcd on tho Streets neck In China red cards are ex The consumption of tobacco of all changed in token of an engagement Grinds in France according to recently TheaneientlRomans exchanged rings a custom Which has been adopted by compiled statistics is nearlyone hun Â¬ jBttm m m ubs msba dred and twenty five million pounds all civilized nations per year says tho Milwaukee Wiscon- Â¬ Moldavia a province of the kingdom of Itoumania is the home of the time sin An analysis of the figures shows honored custom of throwing grain at that tho people of northern Francenewly married couples which is equiv- Â¬ use nearly four times as much tper capita as tho southern provinces alent to expressing a wish for their Almostthose in country of Europe how- Â¬ every Â¬ prosperity Another custom prevail- ever consumes moro smoking tobacco ing in that and ad joining provinces com- Â¬ in proportion ilta population than pels the bride tc sweep tho hearth of does France to new homeiiintho presence of the ashor This is especially the case swith Ger- Â¬ sembled guests to indicate that she is many In many small German towns willing to assume the duties of a smoking in the streets is forbidden housewife Less than fifty years ago If a man ven- Â¬ In the country towns of Germany tured on the streets of Berlin with a the custom of tthrowing broken dishes cigar in nis mouth he would ibe liable tonrreafc Thosame provision existed until 1S48 in Vienna though tho law was not Observed iby the ipopalaoe Tho town of IDroeck in Holland which is Bald tto ibe tho cleanest city in the Mvorid has long forÂ¬ JOIN IN THE PRGGESSION bidden the people iwlthln its wialls to smoko after sunsetiinthe ntreeta unless with a covered pipe in orderthat the We have a very full line of HARNESS SADDLERY and FLY NETS cinders may not ibo blown about Smoking with an uncovered jpino in TALBOT SADDLES made to order German or Austrian forests is am of- Â¬ fense that is rigorously punished frnd as a result of this regulation forest rcs are traro in thoso countries JCabyles jKouna Oak Stove VV 1i J VfWii ij JSr ytriaarjfr- fr vfor i Jw yJ f i i t Now is the time to buy heating stoves The Round Oak is ill in the lead It is the only i air tight stove the market The genuine Bro Ife round oak found onlv at Forbes heats more fuel than any stove made and will out last a half dozen of the cheap 3 iPfimitations f Majestic Range I four-year-ol- d breach-of-proinis- We sold more majestic ranges last year than were ever sold before in the some time and the reason they sell is because they are the bestand ihosl economical bakers made The oven is the most important part of a cooking apparatus the fire box is the digestive organ and the draft I the circulation These organs in the Majestic are different fron airy stove or range made The Majestic oven is the most sen sitive the fire box the most economical and the draft the simplest and most perfect 7 a- flHHHl tn fsusr HliNas we have this year far sur-- passed any previous r Our stock was more careÂ¬ fully selected and was cloode bought cheaper well bought are already half sold Come andi A KIBOnESE BHIDE innd earthenware vessels against the idoor of the housooccupied by a bridal couple is stil maintained the object of the fusillade being theiflriving away of This custom also scolding sprites prevails in Sardina In some parts of the orient the brideicirtsof her hair hi tokens of submission tc her husband ionfl in certain sections of Russia she pulls olt her husbandsboots the groom at the same time giving her a slight EutrothiucnUs are slill announced in newspapers and iby card in Ger manjiand Austria aswell ns most other European countries In the United States rthis custom Hns never obtained a footfcpVl j among ttho Jews and tho direct descendants of foreigners An Juiporiuni iuuuitioXcoiiiparauc ly recent development In matrimonial negotiations is the marriage broker Adepts in this profession have epdsted from time immemorial In pacta of JL ulfcUicts oZ Asia ami in tui ern Europe ithey have always been con Â¬ sidered important personages but in genteel society they were not recogÂ¬ nized until verjr recently Thcnmrriajjn ibroker of Paris la tho prince of nis pro Â¬ fession He noiinlly Tnnlntmfnn a t Jj establishment on one of tho fash Â¬ ionable boulevards Applicants for husbands or wives are listed and sched Â¬ uled They have to give their names age titles possessions and prospects Their statements are carefully inves Â¬ tigated and If found correct they become clients of the establishment The modus operandi of the brokers Is as follows After an applicant rind his wants have been entered on the booku the agent proceeds to employ sub agents whoare familiar with tho finan- Â¬ cial circumstances of all wealthy or These designate a titfled families man or woman as the case may be whoso social position corresponds with the requirements of the appli- Â¬ cant Tho agent next ascertains what places of public amusement are frequented by the person he wishes to meet Having accomplished this ho makes uso of his largo circle of ac- Â¬ quaintances In all classes of society and secures un introduction It is then a very easy matter to bring the two young people together and in nine cases out of ten a marriage results For his trouble the broker receives an entrance fee and a certain percentage of the brides dot without which no marriage is mado in continental Eu rope Many attempts have been made to establish similar matrimonial bu Â¬ reaus in the United States but hitherto let ns thank the good sense of our peo- Â¬ SUNLIGHT AMD COLORS SManrkable Change Hrodaced byKautp alatlon EMPIRE cut with a whip f Ji i Every onelcnows the danger of mis Â¬ takes In attempting to select colored articles in artificial right Only the whito light ox the sun containing all theelements of color known to usan be trusted in such cases to reveal the actual hues possessed by the objects under examination Somo interesting scientific experiments on the effect of light in revealing or concealing color weits lately mado by Dr H W VogeL the distinguished physicist and astronomer in Eerllu Ntjoriincr with tho fact that In a pho tographic dark room filled with ruby colored IVht bright scarlet cloth appears wlilie it iru shown tSiat when iiHJVer is aiuuiiieu to uu i1ittjjh a dark ruosn the power of the eye to distinguish colors is temporasuly lost and 4M objects appear of various shades cf white and black - TV35S vks -colors of objatfta can with red be made light the to undortfo remarkable changes Tho quantity of light alone Also affects the appearance of color particularly cer Â¬ tain tints of bine and violet for whJsh reaon even in the absence of artificial lights a person pur chasing oolorcd goods Ui a dark store must carry them to the door or window where a strong llhnnination can ba obtained in order to make certain of tho precise shade Â¬ -- 1 1 Wheat Drill Our Empire wheat drill still leads They cannot down her Why Because she is the anly force feed on themarKet The Em d 3s the only pi one a farmer can rely on and they know it Sei more So we sell Tjiv zt S T cI hfi iScSSr-rra-r-- tiv Tia iRri vSSflu i8BSiEs3K-iSei---sSBAw 3S u the Jtarmer finds out wlia ilflllBWWTwl iiJEv li j t5 KABYLE IL DnrDE READY tlTTlK- - FOH BEQOrNa Ouinbllug tn Sydney p ti young man can begin hia wooing in earnest in umnn gins uro uevmmcu atvery early age many unties nemg scijPcely ten years of age After mar Â¬ riage the girl is taken to her husbands home where she becomes the virtual law whose slave of her mother-in- every word is law My informant ar Â¬ gued from this that the stale motber-ih-lajokes of our period must have had their origin in the celestial em- Â¬ pire The most nonchalant method of courting of which we have authentic records is practiced in the Tonga is- Â¬ lands and among somo Australian tribes When a man happeus to sec a maiden who pleases his fancy ho knocks her down with a club and car-Â¬ ries her to his hut Among the Ben galis of India tho maiden does the chas Â¬ ing JjShc pursues tho youth of her Cholestin true foot race style When m sue nas caugni mm uo ia cm neu 10 a r nf river u witciv vj ku t friends and immersed with a ven- Â¬ geance a proceeding which always ple vvittiput success terminates in a wedding jiy G vy vYeippiert All of the Mohammedan peoples and w Â¬ posed biH tho traffic goes on flourishing in fojch a way as to demonstrate that th fines aro utterly futile as de- Â¬ terrents and that they bear but a small proportion to tho profits When tho last intll left arrangements wero being made for calling a publip meeting to consider tho subject Public attention has lately been called in Sydney to tho serious Jncreao of mmiiHr tn that citv The local In spector general of police has made a re port on tho suojecc in wuicn no sayp that the evil islargfily on the increase and tfiat a considerable number of the man traflcklng In It are making large fortunes at tho cost of their victims Tn tiimniv tnnnths thero have boon four hundred convictions for gambling and fines of various amounts have been ImÂ¬ We have sold over half a million pounds of Armour western Homestead and National Bone Meal and van more so come in quick before all is gone Fertilisera M We have secured Mr John S Shalley in our Harness depart ment which he has improved in every point and we have now the most complete stock ever carried in in the city TALBOT SADDLES Made to Order Suva go Spanish Cattle up n railroad train In Es trpmadura Spain a few days ago The engine ran a bull down cutting him m two and then could not be started While ttb trainmen and passengers were trying to holp tho engineer the rest off tho herd attacked them they had to tako sholier in tho cars and wero kept thero till nlht wbpn tho herd went oft Cows held K V v iWHl- E ES 2s WW lM Mr 1 S V 1 15 n NR V 8 k jt a nmnn t SB 4 IMSItf AS 0 V Af J HOPKINWVILLE in ii Vn ii J m ii in mm in ri m mini iin mm4mmfkmmmmmlmmmm I jfttykitidillt1 MtHMito fSlMT WlHf 0TMMH Another fall of the barometer with rishig temperature may be ex Â¬ B- TCHAS M MEACHAM pected by Sunday A cold wave will closely follow this period with probSUBSCRIPTION f A YJJAR IN ADVANCE able snow in theNorth and slight Local reading notice yO cuts par lrnei Spe Â¬ Promise of a rather bitter cents per line each insertion freezing cial Locals Bates or standing advertisements turnteheu cold wave also about the last of this rm application month v OFFICE 212 SOOTH MAIN STREET UISIMI Ye want of a medlotae Is that it Bknll do yoa good purify and endeavour blood tkxow off that tired feeling nnd give you health strength oouxage and ambItJoi What B Hoodies jSarsfiparllla is the only true blood purifier prominently in the publio eye today and It meets these requirement perfectly This is proved by tho testimony of thou Â¬ sands of people Hooda yK M If I i V t r DEUOCKATIO TIOKET For Governor p WATUAUDINof Mercer For Lieutenant Governor R T TYLER of Fulton For Treasurer ROFORD ol Cloy For Auditor LCNORMAN of Boone ForReglstar of the Land Office GB SWANGOio Wolfe For Attorney General W JHENDRIOKof Fleming HENRYSHALE of Graves For Bui itof Publio Instruction PORTl IR THOMPSON L PKKSONAL OOS9IF Dr and Mrs T W Blakey spent several days at the Atlanta Exposi- Â¬ tion last week Mr and Mrs W T Cooper went to Atlanta Tuesday to attend the Expo- - Sarsapariila Builds np tho nerves by feeding them on pure blood creates an appetite by toning the digestive organs overcomes That Tired Feeling by giving vitality to tho blood and gives sweet refreshing sleep You may realize that Hoods Sarsapariila t Vl-V V sitioni Miss Minnie E Taylor has re- Â¬ turned to her home in Bennettstown after a short visit to the family of Mr W R Thompson w i AfrKsi ForSccretaryofState 3D of Owen Does WlV I SMW WMw7J For Commissioner of Agriculture ION BNALL of Louisville For Railroad Commissioners JFLETCHERDEMP8EYof Hopkins GEO HALEXANDER of Jefferson GREEN R KELLAR of Nicholas For Circuit Court Judge L C LINN of Calloway this by giving it a fair trial Insist upon Mr A G Pool and wife of Meade- - Hoods and only Hoods f 1 six for 5 ville Va are on a short Tvisit to the family of Mr R S Pool at Gracey Hoods Pills For Magistrate Pembroko District WM LPARKER Supplemental Yb t of Henderson POSITIONS GUARANTEED is the pleasant guest of Mrs W T Williamson this weekf under reasonable conditions Do not say it can not be done till you send for free catalogue of Mrs E N Miller and little son DRAUGHONS PRACTICAL Earnest have returned home from a three months visit to father and tt4meM brother in Arkansas Miss Nora Fowler it rS T if VZ Iff m Isnt 3neDivme Well Mm 1 i i V Shes waiting for YOU vt i Qtwei t Mr and Mrs F B McCown of the Bluff Springs neighborhood were in the city Wednesday Shorthand and Penmanship especially adapted to home study Office Mrs E A Hathaway went to Hop- - circulars at once Write for Home Study Coilllty kinsvilie this morning called there by 1 8- the serious illness of Mr Taliaferro An incline car at Pittsburgh broke a relative who nas typnoiu lover the cable and lan wild Wednesduy Owensboro Enquirer Three people were killed and 8 inMiss Florence Rice of Greenville jured The car was demolished but is visiting Miss Mattie Sue Browning the pussengeis saved themselves by near Church Hill this week lying fiat on the floor The three who refused were killed Miss Carrie Bailey of Pembroke is The New South the colored Repubvisiting Mrs W T Williamson There is more Catarrh in this seclican organ in Louisville has reIS THE MOST ELEGANT UN OF nounced allegiance to Col Bradley Mrs J B Nance of Pee Dee left tion of the country than all other advises the colored people to this city yesterday afternoon for diseases put together and until the 4bd Jewelry Wcttches last few years was supposed to be inscratch him because he has turned Kauffman Texas to visit relatives curable For a great many years Brio-a-bra- o Silverware Clocks Jiis back upon justice and fairness by Miss Zadie Howard of MadiBonville doctors pronounced it a local disease Cut Gootfs Svectaoles and prescibed local remedies and by spitting upon every National plat- is the guest of Mrs Polk Cansler ever seen outside of a ALL AT VINGF PRICES party since its Mr T L Metcalfe has gone to the constantly failing to cure with local form adopted by the treatment pronounced it incurable The negro who Atlanta Exposition Personal attention given to infancy It says Science has proven catarrh to be a can vote for Bradley ought to bo put disease and therefore Watch Glocli Mr Frank Bell went to Louisville constitutional back into slavery Bradley is one of this week treatment requires constitutional Remember the pldce Halls Catarrh cure manufactured bv the worst enemies the race ever had Mrs A G Bush of Louisville is h J Cheney Co Toledo Uhio is Doors vNorthof J H Anderson Co He says hes against our having our visiting relatives in the city the only constitutional cure on the Call on its civil rights under tho law and we i marker It is taken internally in Rev R S Carters family has ar- doses from 10 drops to a teaBpoonful bo opposed to his riding ought to M nto offics through demagogy and rived from Virginia and they will go It acts directly on the blood and crushed hopes of a helpless to housekeeping on Liberty street mucous surfaces of the svstem They over the people and by tho eternal the New Mr Carter is the new rector of Grace offer one hundred dollars for any n South is uualterably opposed to him church case it fails to cure Send for circu and his ilk Vote the Republican Address Mr C H Tandy came home from lars and testimonials cv ixt maniuiiy races The no ROMANCE OF THE TELEGRAPH ticket but scratch Bradley NAVAL 0FEICiiS PAY F J CHENEY CO Toledo 0 Nashville to attend the Cox Boulwaro ji living on what remains cesity jJSTSold by druggists 75c wedding The officer who is tempted to ease Some of the Difficulties of OjjMriftlng report in the a LJne Through Queer Countries Prospoota of tho Boy in tho Acad Â¬ his1 financial strait by running into In spite of the fulse emy at Annapolis A good deal of romance hovers Courier Journal the National Far- Â¬ City Tax for 189 5 has written Mr Louis WindmulW debt speedily finds his last case worse mers Congress at Atlanta declared than his firfct for tho secretary of around the means by which the All city tases for J 895 not paid by for the October number of The Forum unequivocally for free coinage at IP Nov lbt will be subject to a penalty an article entlted I he Resuscitation Though Not Extrsrsgant tho Salaries Pita vhe navy exercises a puternal super Â¬ worlds news is gathered says tho Are Sufficient for AU Practical Pur- Â¬ of Blue Laws criticising tho action Tho speed and of 6 ppr cent which will be added vision over the debts of hiyouug New York Sun to 1 Following is the resoluti poses Tho AIntrimonlal Prob- of the Police Commissioners of New accuracy with which telegraph mes- Â¬ L C Ouvens men and long suffering tradesuieu adopted by an overwhelming major lem a Serious Ono York n enforcing the Sundpy escibe Oct 15 3t City Tox Collector tun briojj uaval debtors to boo by sages are transmitted between the law ity J un appeal to the head of tho depart Â¬ uttermost parts of the earth is mar- Â¬ Resolved That we favor the free When a lad enters the naval acadit It is alwajs possible to draw velous when the conditions under IT ZS C ArtTC Dr Chilton Allen of Winchester is emy say at seventeen years of age ment and unlimited coinage of both silrer two mouths pay in advance be Â¬ which they aro sometimes trans- Â¬ dead he knows that should he remain in a ys ry and gold at the preseat rnto of 16 lnvstigares a cruise and this mitted are considered tho service ho will be earning at fore going upon uty up The i Telr to 1 guarded by an import The Indo European telegraph line LIVR STOCK MIRKST thirty 1400 a year with a trifle in helps to make things pleasant for offers a good illustration It runs Ale n t IV od jsi jerienoo on foreign bullion an foreign coin tboe left ashore though the bach by Tatum Embjiy Co hpt hfit a Hi me water I1VE Reported COMMISSION MEItCliANTS the way of commutation for rations elors of tha navy take udvjwtaje of from London to Lowestoft on the equal to the differe cc between the of iV STOCK and at forty hardly above 2800 a It then dips BOURDON STOCK TABDS perhaps as often as east coast of England bullion yalue aud li coiuig val e hri a fe v tis tor cd He had year sea pay Tbe lad of seven thu privilegemen Pk Aler on a I net A seven and under tho sea to Emden on the the married Baltimore Suu metal at t o rtat of importaof the teen if rich or with prospects of QUOTA IONS inj r b sv 7 as when I shot t5 German coast whence it passes tion whenever tho bullion value of private fortune does not greatly F xw waiting for theni jay ucf LouisviLLte Kt Oct 16 Cattle Oregon has had a number of wom through Germany to tho Russian the metal is leos liism its oui wluo to tecJ to hrr that he could get Receipts 184 Market ruled steady concern himself about hia future pay en who have diatlnguishad theGv fr6ntfcr From this point the wire 400 selvea in various ways some in id while lying there to firm at about Mondays prices a and If poor tho cadet Uilnlts t oe lit Â¬ passes by way of Warsaw Rowno a year a munificent salary By the erature sons in art some as slavers Odessa the Cauoasua ami Tiflls io Tbe Republicans no longo have chr hltfsbJ kicked up his heels pretty good clearanco made Pros- tima cadet in Uoiigh hU course of wild boftsta tinq HI ft tU xy Tho antelope hat pects Bteady hopes of carrying the state Persia and by Tauris Co Teheran as at ths uoaJdiuy hi cwlUes fha1 tho of poijauon others by increasers the capital of fha shahs qvecr crats have recovered from their little J Aaii up 4zn that they had sua- climbing some 2777 Receipts Hoos Market -- iythlng wrong but they opened tops soiling at i 00 closed pay he is to receive Is not large in mountains others by tumbling down - Uoumiu There it joins tho Indian CCUrC Ol laot fiiulimei iiuu tlio jjiojjii ing to surprise even tbe oldest in- w ft W jeels waving back and forth wikaud5c to 0c lower than tho proportion sis to tbe ettrto h roost them and to on but a deed of government lino wMh rsns from tonp 3 mi ofiValp of the navy 95 thi af maintatn bravery Ha lately been done by a the JNwsiau oapital t Buobire on habitant with tho majority in this and instantly all wms eommotioa opening several 90 to T3 - Vvien h young e6ijh in on his pay car unsold Outternrrri He dropped hla hels Tery sudd tt TJn ittf whfes Portland woman which it is qulkecer- - thePcraion district You cant get Kepublican of 1300 a yaar dopiug his flrt fWe loin no ofcher woman in not fp rp -and lay there confounding his rim ihrough Belooohtatan and eom- the state Receipts light yoaij he looka upon matrimony as a lets except or hr rVe of Hardin pulity when hf kjii ii aii ijAiuia b u hm- Market hIow shade lower Common thing beyond bho Tb problem h and probably uo other woman in tbe 6loto im route by majority Wats all right whole bunch was moving up toward grades in northern IneM world ft enough even to at Â¬ The vtry dull tow o siftfabktn hlafsvlf wife And tempt aaysnerveMorning Oregonian opefftUon of thla Immense airjetoh of the spot whert Ihot myateriooa Cattle Extra rblpplng tho crt ohltdrcti tot Judgo Field in a test case at things had been seen He under Â¬ 14 00 In Co a hypothetical family i This woman is employed In a largo Ilno pasalnfr tircrugh counters of Iiighi BhipplDg If0to4 00 tfa nxi fifteen jreara on an averao Louisville has decided that school stood it at once His heels made 1 10 to 4 00 etobnaament on Third street and such varying climates and general Best bateben year o makatein her name must bo kept secret to pre obaraclerhtics J to 8 2 of arxra 4 1000 to good batchers ebrietMly oc of trustees must bo elected by a viva new kind of flag nnd he was not fair mon to medium bntclif r Com to 3 60 a neftt appeawstM in ijetsal kkxSa veet tbe place being overrun with much difficulty He Thin rough ttcerspoor oows nnd 1 oo voce vote and the county eerk has slow to act on ih jrogjrestion to 75 of uniform bldcj citlsens elothes 8elig oxen On the snow swept steps of Russia S as to M anxious to aee the tooinnn who been restrained from putting the waved them again and again tbe Good to ztrmfdium oxen 1 is to 3 S3 and keep upbiro etoWtiwn5nt au people Common to the wires tro sometimes simpped is bo brave 10001b to 1200ID 8 35 to 75 names of candidates for trustees on antelopes stopped to gaze a the cu- Â¬ Keedcru to spoak ono wshoro for their wives 1 60 to 8 35 tockf rs like thread by the rapid flight of rious black things moving slowly There are quite the regular secrot ballot 1 25 to 8 M Hulls and children and one at sea for them women employed a number of other flocks of wild geese back and forth up there on tbe ridge The poles are VealeMvei3 50 to 560 In thefsaroe room I Nevertheless thru aro a as well as 25 00 to 80 00 solves oorsj When the boots dropped out of Choice milch milch cows several men Recently a out down and made into firewood by 12 00 in 18 00 Fftir ti cood The latest evidence of tho Courier considerable number ot naval oolcera tribes Journors loyal support of tho sight again the antelope impelled Hoos Choice paofclng and butuh- - BtotQSBS not aboyo tho rook of ensign or rat strayed into the room and could the nomadand tho of the Caucasian ers a in to auom cunning inn by their fatal curiosity moved near not find its way out aud the men districts jou jd 10 luriior lieutenant who are maintain Democratic t ckot was an editorial to er to them So they kept it up until ruir 10 kuou pnciiiDg J25 b 8 95 to 4 ers of Georgia seek to boom tl started to catch and kill him Qood to extra light 100 lb to 180 ing themselves and families of vary scratekers explaining to them how tho bunch was not seventy flve lb 4P0 This was easier said than done for posthorse trade by deliberately ere1 ing sires upon their pay alone Tho 4 00 could scratch Hardin and vote yards away Presently he got two Fatshoats120lb tO150t they ating faults In tho wires In certain to 4 00 0 Fat shoals 100 lb to 120 lbi such responsibility tno rat was agile and daring and parts of the mountainous regions of 3 25 to 3 rO taking on of of them in range and drawing a Jtoughs 150 lb to 400 lb the rest of the ticket means that theofQcer must be ready fled from one ambush to auother Asia tho maintenance of the solitary Hud sight he fired and they both Sheep and Lns Good to ex ship while tho women and girls flew up- Â¬ ping sheep SBOtoSTf to go to sea at all times and must The vote in Christiau county will fell The others wheeled liko the Fair to good 2 00to2 60 on the chairs and tables and would line involves no little personal risk I 75 to 00 if possible avoid shore duty since Common tomedlum and hardship to the staff hands bo about 6500 Of this the Republic- wind and were off over the ridge Backs j l 00 to 2 60 a reduction of pay have perched on the ceiling like flies Communication is often cut off by lambs Kentucky lras 8 25 to 8 40 that brings axtra will have say 8350 the Demo- but not before another bullet cut ans Tatr to goodj lonnesaeo 800toR25 as quarters are furnished in if they had been able 8 Common to medium to 0 00 crats 2900 and the Populists 250 Set down a Jbuek Outing There was one exception tho avalanches in the mountain dis- Â¬ or cnlls 2 25 theory Tail ends 175 to sufficient for tho off- Â¬ tricts and the work of repairing this guess down in your book and see in brave woman who has immortalized after a snowfall of five or six feet is icer and his family though munuiUHnim MWHiMnniBamvxuH atom herself She stood her ground and jiow much we miss it reality the acceptance of such quar- Â¬ no light matter ters sometimes involves a serious finally when the rat had been poked These mountain stations are proIf Mr Geo W Long the Republisacrifice The officer at sea can cal- Â¬ from behind a barrel and was dash visioned with several months supS Govt Report Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U can candidate for Treasuier will conculate almost to tho penny his per ing over the floor almost over her plies before the- - winter sets in as sent to a devision of time with n Dem soual expenses He knows that his feet she crouched down and let the staff will be in touch with tho ocrat a joint debute cau bo arranged stock of clothing will probably out- Â¬ her skirt touch the floor and cap Â¬ rest of the world by the wire my last the cruise and that mess ex- Â¬ tured tho rat and when it endeav- until the spring weather openMit when ho fills his appointment her i on L As penses need not bo more than 35 ored to push its way out she swatted the passes In these supplies tho22nd artf al- Â¬ t or 10 a month including tocacco it over the head and laid it out ways included a liberal allowance of This is a fact and if any persons aud an oeeaiionql glass of cheering This is tho last week nominations in any country can produce a sim- Â¬ books and games wherewith tore- liquor So hu arranges in advance can bo made for office The officiu 1 and presence of aeve the monotony of the tedious that u considerable part of his pay ilar case of bravery a woman ho can winter exile ballots must bo closed to names mind on the part of shall go each month directly from i ot i j fl tuu election juveen uuva umvra ii the deportment to those left behind take the bakery k 1 which is Oct 20th nCUll n a Mrs Austin Poav Jr of Hopkins- ville is visiting her parents in this city Clarksvillo Times This Collejre is strongly endorsed by bankers and merchants FOUR weeks by Draughons method of teaching bookkeenincr is enual to TWELVE weeks hy the old plan Special ad Â¬ vantages in Shorthand Penmanship and Telegraphy CheapboSid Open to both sexes No vacation Enter now Railroad Faro Paid recently prepared OTTIiW UUV OlUUl We have on Bookkeeping nUfflU hooks Xaslivlllc Tcnn But you MUST be clad V 4in a suit of Happy Home Garments of the latest cut Iand the nost perfect fit These are the only goods sold f- under guarantee to please or pay pack your money At Clerks Mammoth Clothing Shoe GoyNo Main St Hopkin3viilKy THE HOWE JEWELRY GO DIAMONDS glass largedty Art hi i isi JA8MH0WE 1 for Reliable Goodsand Repairing 209 SOUTH MAH ST lo anj Jewelry Repairing A I n jot cd uj SO CO 1 I CO CO U w CO PnfrJj Baking i4BSOUITEEY PURE fjrh ii ret 1r r -j h irTpyfJ V H 1J V sv r J W AA fVVf CT I A n Q Pbbrok lttr Thi annual ays IManniJor Iarty Organisation lint A Somnambullit Finds His Wife Allv aA3 Baptist protractM mWttngof In Hr Coffin 1U Trick Mnde Pabllo NOTHING 1UT NEWS FOUND SN THIS next church at this place willr Aetraago psychological phenom Â¬ COLUMN In order that Democrats may seo enon la puzzling the residents pflMc Sunday Bvj W tiGbkln pastor the kind of organization they will be Donald a small settlement in Penn- Â¬ ot Jasn A CpnUenc4 AocotkatWtk Latest Hap of the 3rd Baptist cburoo in compelled to contend with in tho sylvania Thomas Wilcox came to Huy Headers villo leun will assist thpastof penlnffs Twly Told far CorainSj4te election we publish in jthat place from St Louis several U or of unusual f orcd and attractivoriess full without change or alteration a years ago and purchased a farm Incendiaries partly destroyed Iho and will doubtless draw tho peopld copy of a better that Dr Godfrey Mrs Wilcoxs health was not very cdloratojhafcilat Lawrencburg n toiheap1 bim and impress them for but the Hunter CngrSssman from the Third good devoted couple wero remark- Â¬ TIms msohic Grand Lodge of Ken- gooa oy n8 minwiwwuuB to each other Wilcox iii8mbersofjr this church cele Congressional District and Chair ably The tucky mH in npnunl session at Louis brated hel2thof October the an man of tho Republican Sate Execu- is a somnambulist and ofttimos at ville Tuesday niyersary6f the marriage of their tive Committee has been sending to night his wlfo would dream of a cer- Â¬ Good prices were realized at the pastor Dn Phillips by a goodly con jtho county campaign committees tain spot or place anti he- as under combination saleof trotting stock at tribution to the sforesof his pahtry throughout iho State It is a fair Influences beyond his control would Lexington and larder TbeiratitforC was a com- sample of Republican literature and arlso And go to the scene If Itrwas conclusively that thq plete siirprjsfto the pastor afad wife The Maysville Fair Company and and waiiVhighiy appreciated as- it showsarb adopting sly and Republi- near by Ho could never givo any cans Bhrewd explanation of Maysvilld shoe firm H 0 Barkloy this action and was plans for the campaign and will waj thoughtful and generous Co made assignments apparently much surprised whet he of Saloni hasjust with party halters and party lashes i The Ahiirc Mr George Davis formerly presi- closed a Very profitable meeting in attempt to lead or drive their voters awoke During a recent thunder shower dent ofthe Fourth National Bank which the pastor Rev J S Cheek to the polls- in November After died Mondav afternoon at Louisville did alPtho preaching Mr Cheelf reading this letter wo believe that llghtnlqg struck the WUqox house as The lark county Republicans balqnly recently beorun his work nl- every true Democrat will feel duty andfrpassed through the room ln - bound to do his uttermost to rjrevont Which Mrs WUcox was sitting repre- nastor anions that neonle and nomuAted John W Tuttle for ready Beems fully entrenched in their a party which employs such merins Though no marks of the fluid could sentative affections Thoy claim tha ithc irom geiiing control ot our otate be found on her Pson says tbo St The Bowling Green public schools paBtorm pulpit ability and pastoral Hero is the letter Lopls Republic she had been struck of diph talentjisecond tanone have been closed on account Louisville Ky Sept 20 1895 inJeSUi r My Dear Sin Ten days ago I ex and the result proved apparently theria The fine weather of thoi pasfT vtiek fatal Her husband to Henry Merriwether col was found has given the farrners a fine Oppor- pressed tho tho address of the Chair- with grief and refusedwas prostrated to bellovo her Republican Committee of dead at Owensboroyinn vacant house tunity for sowing their wheat which man of they have not been slow to improve your county several books for pre dead saying ho felt continually as If He had been dead several days The acreage sown is more than an cinct and scnooi district organiza- sho jjwero calling him Ho Insisted Seventeen more Chinese have been average and the work6f pulling it in tions The precinct books should that llfo still remained In tho body executed for the murderous assault on has been unusually well done contain tho name and Dostoffice nrl and tho corpso was kept for burial the missionaries Jernigan Co have had an addi dress with political affiliation etc four days Then tho friends insisted Thfl Tllinoh stmreme court has de tiohWado to tho rear of their 3arge oi every voter in me precinct These on a funeral and tho remains wero cided that a woman may recover mon- store room which greatly increases names are obtained from the school laid to rest After tho services district committeeman who should ey lost by her husband in gambling their capacity for business Mr Wm Miller late of Louisvlle record in his book tho name post Wilcox who had passed three sleep- Â¬ Levi Anderson killed DukeWilson has recently opened a Racket Store office address political nffiiliation less nights fell Into an exhausted a boy in Powell county Ky because in our town and is doing a thriving jeofail voters in his district or slumber in which his friends left the latter laughed at his gun business He has associated Mr boundary In this way an accurate him Shortly after midnight he entered The State Railroad Commission is Warren Landor of Salubria in busi- poll of tho precinct will bo obtained in session at Frankfort to make the ness with him and proposes to The precinct committeeman should a somnambulistic state and arising greatly increase his stock in the near mako a duplicate of his book and from tho couch went to a shed annua assessment send it to tho Chairman of the County whero he procured future a spade Then The Democratic Campaign ComA largo amount of Northern and Committee and tho retained copv mittee will nave three great rallies in Western horses have been sold here should be handed to tho Challenger ho made his way to tho cemetery a Louisville before the election and at Trenton recently by traders some days previous to tho election in The American ship Parthia was whodispo ed of them at auction order to enable him to become fa burned at sea and the captain and The stock were quite fine looking miliar with it Thi3 book will pre twenty of the crew who took to the and were in excellent condition and vent illegal voting Any one atsold at very low prices thus enabling tempting to vote whose name is not boats are missing -everybody to own a hdrse that needed recorded in it should be challenged Joseph Mann was killed in his one The challenger should check the Re- Â¬ tragtracks by Henry Osbbru ThO A club as edy occurred in Virginia just beyond here gun Friday has been organized publicans vote they vote and those and up to a certain hour afternoon of each failing to the Kentucky line week is devoted to shooting matches say 12 oclock noon should be sent Scott Ndwman is beitfg widely con Â¬ a pastime greatly enjoyed by the for When the boundary of any gratulated over the brilliant victory members school district extends to an- of Boreal in the Kentucky stakes at Our school under Prof P M oiner voting precinct wnicn is Oct t ikomnj AmlBOTO ki PmnPam broke CQDFRtY --r rlUNTER r - ME8TAI TEUEQWAPHY DID IT tension Increased and dropping his spado he began digging with both hands When the outer covering of tho box was removed with superhu- Â¬ man strength be wrenched loose tho cover of tho coffin anJ placing his arms around the body raised It to a sitting posturo There was a faint gasp tho corpso opened Its eyes gavo an ear plerclrg shriek and fell heavily back Into tho casket The shriek aWoko Wilcox and ho found himself standing in an open gravo over the body of bis wife The ends of his fingers wero raw and bleed Â¬ ing where he had scraped tho soil from tbo casket There was tho rustlo of a pleco of cloth and then It dawned upon hlra that his wlfo was allvo Quickly he carried her to a neighboring farmhouse where tho frightened Inmates administered BUfih aistaaceof a qitfrtarbfa milwhWi ne pogan frantically digging at hia wifo8 grave Tho earth wa loose andi lfc did notrequlro much labor As ho neored he casket the nerve gtttoiMd trance was so nice death m to he in distinguishable They claim tha the resurrection was tho result mental telegraphy the thought the wife impressing Itself upon tK mind of the husband BE CAREFUL OF YOUR CARtf Its Lead You Into Trouble A now sort of swindler has arriv and seems to bo doing quite well Ho Is remarkably well dressed ad butdd no kHlVttft Promiscuous- Distribution Muff restoration no ihntr ha A nt hand When Mrs Wilcox was sufficiently recovered she said the last sho re- Â¬ membered was sitting In a chair in tho room of her house until sho was awakened by an oppressive effort to breathe Trying to raise her hand It came In contact with the coffin lid and then tho awful thought flashed over her that sho was burled alive In that ono moment of supreme agony sho concentrated all her efforts and made one great mental call on her husband for help and fainted away Mr Wilcox remembers noth- Â¬ ing of the occurrenco from tho timo he retired until ho found himself standing In his wifes grave j iijoiviuuo otJ vicwiixu uviu propriates Â¬ v meets his victim in swagger restan rants and cafes Ho is embarrassed at the loss of his pocketbook Exj pensively gotten up with a diamond or two for show says the Nev Yorki World ho asks for the loan of fifty conta Its embarrassing but anyr gentlemau is liable to be put in suca a fix The man approached generally gives up the money as much perhaps to get rid of the fellow as for any other reason Would the lender give the borrower his card Hed like to send tho money In the morning Certainly and with many protestations of thanks the fraud takes It and disappears Later in the day when he arrivesi home the obliging man prepares toj dress for dinner but cant find his evening garb He inquires and learns that a welt dressed gentleman had presented a card Tho card has a request that the dress suit be given to tho bearer It was tho paste- board he had given the fraud vrho had penciled the request himself Sometimes the request is changed ana the scamp is allowed to loos for an umbrella he left In my room5 Anything he can find of value ho ap4 I GOBTTIJNTC er OolderI COLD rid G cirig to CS You Will Want 1 uRobes About 60 covers woro laid only gentlQinen being present Among thostf who responded to The October number of Tho Forum toastawere Messrs Frank Dabney will coutaiu an unusually interesting ni0aurevw v Williams JSd article by Ex Senator Ross of HopkmsS C Mercer Jr Charlie whoso vote hung the im Dallam Harry Tainter and Joel L pesfihmeut of Andrew Johnson on Priest 3ffc Political Leaders of the Recon- Â¬ struction Period A Dime In HI3 WIndpfpe Kan-sas-pup- Lexington A negro who was accused of abus ing a half witted white girl was called from hisAhouse near Manchester Tenn and shot to death by a mob Tltfj0hio river is lower than it has beetr4i fourteen years People have waded across it just below New1 Albany The records of the inspectors show that 250 cattle belonging to dairymen near Louisville died of Texas fever during the past summer Rev David Mnrkloy aged 84 and Mrs Aulsberry aged 75 were married at Stillwater Okla Both are great grandparents The wheat crop of Europe it has been stated to the agricultural de- Â¬ partment is 100000000 bushels less than last year John Qumcy Adams Crews who murdered the Murray family near Cahsbury Cook county Texas April 12 1891 was hanged at Denton Monday Two Cincinnati boatmen Patrick Mears and John Cleghorn recently dug up near Maysville Ky two boxes which contained twenty thousand dollars m gold coin The attempt to limit the production of Kentucky whisky during the season of 1895 96 has been abandoned by the Distillers Association It waB found impossible to secure the requisite number of signatures to the agreement Ghm W Lnndrum who died at Lancanter laot Friday was 67 yearn old and was a Union Veteran a law Â¬ yer and ex collector of inter nul revenue He waa a Republican and ft of the Presbyterian church Archie Barrett a proninent Daviess county farmer waa run over and kill ed by a Falls of Rough train Tuesday morning near Philpots station He was sligntly deaf and failed to hear the approaching train which came rapidly around a curve Barnetts head was cut off and his bqdy hor ribly mangled Barnes and Miss Theresa Connor is doing excellent work It is well attended and under tue skillful man agement or tnoso in charge is in every respect a first class school P Ebeth The little book of stories by Miss Florence Frances Brasher which was The iu ii Clabt ITenst recently put on the market here ib The Hopkinsvillo Gun Club last spoken of in words ot high commennight onlertained tho Henderson dation by all who have read it There Club at a banquet at Hotel Latham are three stories In a Dny of Dark Where Deep WntorsFJow neBO The menu was as follows Comfort Department of the Atlanta Exposition Company is now in shape to assign people to accommodations either at hotels boarding houses ot private res donees and is anxious to assign as many people in advance as possible in order to facilitate the With handling of large crowds this in view the public is invited to address Alex W Smith Chief at 38 Wall street stating when they desire accommodations for how many people and at what rates and the nocee sary information will be given by return mail There will bo no charge for such information The following rule governs when engagements arc made in advance When definite engagement is made for accommodations in advance at least one days rate for each person shall be paid be fore such reservation ib binding The said advance payment will be forfeited and said accommodations reassigned unless parties claim the room during the first twenty four hours of the engagement The attention of tho public is called to the fact that the Public often the case the precinct committeeman should prescribe the limit in which the school district committee man should work and this boundary ought not to extend beyond tho precinct The school district committeeman is one of the most important individuals connected with this organiHe is in direct touch with zation the voter hnd should so subdivide his boundary as to have a cood man in charge of a certain number of voters say ten or twelve and be responsible for their getting to the polls It is believed that an organization of this sort will get a largo per cent of the silent or votes to the in November and thus elect our Soils and local tickets If- your Couniy Chairman has fail ed to furnish you your quota of these books please seo him and get the number for your work Your friend W G Hunter stay-at-hom- 430 each i V7natr 4 DOZEN j theyreG on6 ECOI3SE Sr JVHriatfiCIISiS of Every Description CO F A YOST IJnti i AT 43V v Why LAP ROBES Of Com a l Always Sold For SI Before c No 18 Ninth St o OPE n r ON Mr W H Mallock has written for the October number of The Forum the third article in his series on Socialistic subject entitled Demand a and Supply Under Socialism brilliant and striking paper m cy t j a OCT J J 3 WJ WEDNESDAY THURSDAY If you want to see the LARGEST and MOST BEAUTIFUL jyj WW OCT hn M Hopkinsvilles Y rang Authoress STOCK OF DRV GOODS Ever paced on exhibition in this city attend the opening of I tj k RICHARDS GO rftft w j w I Olivet auup Cream of Orites Celery LUi A uiLlci LiOMftiu Picklfj Fried Ojaterj ln noai Scalloped on Tosl Oitera Croppleg Fried FUh Baked Mahed Potato Shrimp Salad Vanilla Ice Cream Aiaorted CalcnR Coffee Gheeje Crackers Cluari 50 scholarship good for a comploto course In cither department of tho Columbian Business College value 85000 to tho person sonding ua the best original copy or design size 2x4 lnche for u newspaper advertisement for our school boforo January 1st 1890 Wo teach business without text books Actual business from oiart to finish Superior instruction in bookkeeping PonmntshIplJusl ugpLaw Banking Grammar Shorthand and Typo wrltlng Telegraphy andrallroad office practice Five Corro-pon-Rce INTUITION Wowyigivoa 50 m Graduatos assisted to time positions Catalogue free Any one rorn 10 to 60 yearn old may compote Wrlto at once to Lockvear Wilson ProDrletors Third Main St KyansvlHe Ind expert instructors Enter any v dime in his windplpo for nearly two years coughed It up tho other night Last December a year ago his child while sitting- - on his knee playfully placed a dlmo with which sho had been playing In her fathers mouth Hinchcliff by a movement of the head accidentally swallowed the coiu Doctors told him lu need not bo worried as the dime would dissolve and pass away Thoy refused to peiform an opera tion Hinchcliff was subject to vio lent fits of coughing after swallow Â¬ ing tho money and he was awakened frpm sleep by such a fit the other evening Jumping out of bed ho coughedup the dime Its surfaca ma oeen corroded Hinchcliff Is carrying thep4ece ae a souvenir a silver R J Hinchcliff a newspaper so Â¬ licitor of Pittsburgh after carrying are novelettes of fifty or more pagon the last a short story Thy are all written in a charmiug style eniirely from affectation and bombast ii vrv collision aurj that jounp authors fall into Ht r desoriptione arewell executed and not overdone Hir characters well drawn and the plots admirably developed On the whole tho storioa aro interesting in their subject matter pure in concepion and delineated in well chosen Wo regard the young author words as a girl of unusual talent fpr sho in still Rttlo more than a child and the people of Uopkiusvile when they consider that she is dependent upon her pen for a livelihood should en courage and aid her by helping her to dispose of the entire edition of her meritorious littlo book It sells at 50c at tho book stores or may bo ordered by mail x Â¬ iiit iu fnoi mjwj ri i A1 I I f fjf KVi VXifJTC we feel sure will bo appreciated by all lovers of go6ddresB Vtf i - THE WISE if- t Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fair This is an opportunity that ho will not miss We feeconfident in the assertion that not a house in Kentucky can show a finer line of Clotliiug HatS auclFurnisiiings Man We Feel S t that tho above WL CKEARfi v t BAKING P0WDEB MOST PERFECT MADE A pure Grape Crearn of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THE STANDARD L y A to insure a visit from you w M COX BOULWARE iV rt Hv it1 J igBPWTM 111 IliJ mmmmm 4 l T HlltTT fl T THOUSANbSOFDOLLAES x nw TOasfc wiritf SfcVi Govern toBtBiifeolofjIst Xi nANhi Ira an tp V0n Tv7 prrrwsrrM la of the QneerQftf eUijpbserimaeea Trfi i fTTv Xmt the Actual Stoney lfwto tint Fairnu ers J Not So i eat as Might at fclrst Appear FakoiteaietiiVs tv Bxpotcxl JVW t nvVKaaHnnawlMaMHWUIHEHHHnnMnHGHBHHKHHIHKSHHHiHH M jti I rtl s ehUaaieaiclme Carter JLertreya Woneu Carterla allaya rereriahmeea Ctoterl prevemfa veadtlag Sobt Card Carterla outm IlarrhcM and Wind Coifa n Caaterla rellevee Teethlaic TtohbIoj Caaterfai cmree CoHrUpattoH and Flatnleaoy Carterla neatrallie the etKoctu of earhoHle acid can or poiaoaone air Catorla doa Hot ooHtafat morphtee oplnai or other aarootlo property Cartorla asalaillatee the food regnlateg Obo stomach and bowola giving healthy and natural sloop Castoria pnt np in one slzo hottles only It la not sold la hnlh Pont allow any ono to soil yon anything else on the plea or promise that It fa jnat as good and will answer overy pnrpose Bee that on pet The fao slmllo yenult ma to tjtitfefii trftkoat bmW It fa faqtnwtlakirta tU foltTemUj for Imftuit xnd Children the world tuu verfcaowH It la bandM Childrem like it It le them health It wfll wrgikafa lira la It Mbthere have aaiethlag which fa ahaelately sfo and graotiokllr perfect aa a Ullwu of JtJoftLr fA ior marug and Children yw tVtwrtMa uti 4 ia tk llV iwwi twmae ef Ignatnro of 111 t5V Y fa oa every CMcKetf wrapper Secretary Morton in aiuterview v2yvrecently said I have noticed in the newspapers lately a review 6f a coltnpilation by Prof Pan ton of tho Ontario Agricultural college in1 which be brings together once more the figures con- Â¬ cerning the annual loss from the work df destructive insects These figures mostly drawn from Araeri- can sources and mainly from publi Â¬ cations of tho United States depart rnent of agriculture serve a good purpose ih aiedtlrigattentl6ri to thef necessity ToracfiVeworttbri the pari of economic entomologists bii4 la one woy the are sbmewhat mis- leading Tho losses to individual farmers and odcaslorially1 to the agricultural population of a tnoro or less restricted portidn of- the coun Â¬ try affr frequently very great summed upih dollars and cents yet the actual monoy lo3sf tt the agri- Â¬ culturalists of the country at largS is by no means expressed by these same figures for the simple reason that the loss of a portion of the crdp means an increased price for the re Wo may express the mainder loss from insects in tertns of bushels of produce but in turning it into money value this factor of increased price must not be overk Â¬ servicesHo gained his point and from that lmefqrward the commissary was given three hundred pouncls of was oandies In tho corn so of tlmothe annuallv threo hundred pounds of wax melted away and dwindled till in tho present day tho ancient custom has coroo down to toe gift of a ten pound box of com i A- Pr official receully reoeired his annum present ui- len pounao pi wil Â¬ ding The irikri thus favored istlio po licy commissary pf the district of Saint Germain lAuxerrots and ho receive his l6x ofcandles from the chahiber 61 no Â¬ taries Tho orlpin of this observance dales a lonir wav back It arose out of a disr pu5o between tho police commissary of thft Chatelet and the corporation of nqtarlcs Thoduty of the former was to hold a lighted candle at the door 6f tho cham Â¬ ber as tho lefjal gentlemen wero enter Â¬ ing1 Jt and on ono occasion tho commis sary with tho spirit which animatea many men in ofllco even in our ovyn ffroat conntrv comnlalned that it was unfair for the expense of the candles to fall upon him contending that he ought xathor to receive an indemnity for hia Jlltaj 11 t I an The MamJtreeti n wti mm W FURNITURE Dealer A Complete 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Henderson Kv WHEfo VOU V after-dinne- r EVERY pills assist digestion euro head ache 25c There will be no full pastures BOTTLE GUARANTEED1 SOU BY AXI DKTJGOI8TS Pre oared br ST 10CTS looked NF Iff Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria A DISAPPOINTED PANTHEIt rAn Orejron Baby Saved from a Terrible Death Dog Gave the XJttle Warning That BronRht Assistance Before It Was Too Late The Animal Killed Black-aud-Tan r I J I r t r if if 4 if- V v Universally attributed by all back woodsmen and old hunters to the American panther and other mem bers of the felidae family It is that itbese animals cover with forest leaves or otherwise conceal their prey and then wait for some other opportunity for final attack and cap- Â¬ ture It is a device only of the fe male resorted to while she is rear This attribute iing her young mtould seem to be well placed accord ing to the following true story Joel Kramer settled with his fam Â¬ ily in a log cabin on Black river in southern Washington about a year ago One afternoon recently he went out to camp to split some cedar shakes for the roof of a new barn boy With him wenthis Bobby and Lion a little black and tan dog While Kramer worked in the little clearing Bobby and Lion in the surrounding disappeared thicket Towards evening Lion came running into camp uttering sharp norvous barks of alarm The experienced woodsman at once concluded that something unusual had happened to his little boy Go Lion quickl Show me where Bobby is exclaimed Kramer Off darted tho do 11001 by the now fully aroused father Man and dog made their way through the brush for fully a quarter of a mile when they camo to the base of a large CUU under vhic there was a strange looking mound of dry leaves Lion freshly scooped together dashed to the spot and began a vigorous scratching jumping from side to side and uttering nervous whines It was but the work of a moment for Kramer to brush away the leaves disclosing his little boy sound asleep To him the case was as clear as day- Â¬ light Ashe cougar had found the boy asleep covered him with leaves and soon would return with her kit Â¬ tens to dine royally Deep furrows made by the creatures paws in scraping together the leaves showed that the cougar was a monster When Bobby was fully awake he confirmed his fathers conjectures by saying that he and the dog lay down together and he went to sleep Rightly concluding that Mrs Cougar and her childreu would not return to the banquet until near six-year-o- ld There is a curious trait not gener ally mentioned by zoologists but a straight lino from the mound Hardly were they settled in their seats when the crackling of dry twigs and the rustling of leaves an- Â¬ nounced the approach of the wary animals Next was heard tho talk Â¬ ing of the dam to her young ones a kind of vocalization exactly like the talking of a cat to her kittens Kramer caught the first glimpse of the monster and without the move Â¬ ment of a muscle save a glance of his eyes pointed her out to Dave She was accompanied by four three There Is no doubt however of the actual and great money value to individuals as theresultof the labors of the government aud state entomologists For example a prominent fruit grower in Virginia says that his income has been increased In olden days gournet meant a judge of wine and gourmand of eat ing To day the former is an epicurV in both and delicate in taste the latter is a glutton in both and vulgar in taste The dnys of famous eating Hfiffik nightfall Kramer determined that he would change the menu So he rearranged the mound of leaves over a little heap of rotten wood to make it look and exuxtly as he had found it returned to the cabin with JQobby and Lion Jle and Dave Peterson his hired man set off at once with a Winches ter aud shotgun Arriving at the decoy mound which had not boon disturbed the meu took up their po v sition 3oung yrorc about twenty feet from tho jifrdund and about fifteen yards in i in tho lower branches of a cedar of dense foliage They The work of the division of entomology during the past few months on the cotton boll weevil In southern Texas will result in the saving oi many thousands of dollars to cotton planters In that section If the rec behind the dam Tne scene now began to grow ommendations are followed These instances are new and strangely fascinating With deep drawn breath and hearts pounding are simply examples of sav with painful loudness the men ing work which is going on from Tho year to year It is probable that in waited the critical moment huge creature with her great star Â¬ the aggregate they result in the saving eyes riveted upon the leafy ing of even greater sums than do the mound dropped upon her belly and much rarer hut more striking ancli as the introduction by crawled rather than walked When within fifteen feet of the goal she the department of the Australian paused for the awful spring luabird Jnlo California by which The horrible settling of her hind the entire citrns industry of that feet to get a firm rest upon the state was saved from destruction Not a small item in the total ground braced her for the effort Gracefully rising high in air as if value to be accredited to the ento- Â¬ a tightly drawn bow- Â¬ mological work of the department is sV string sue alighted upon her sup- Â¬ the exposuro of fake remedies uiy nomologist posed prey with an appalling cry the present season the betwixt a scream and roar that has shown that 1 u the New England made the woods resound long and companv bo able to f loud For a moment the beast was uoc wu inoculate trees ngaiust the ravages bidden y flying leav dust When onco convinced that of leaf feeding insects hud been basshe had been thoroughly cheated ing its claims upon the disguised ap plication of a method which was she stood for a moment motionless proved to be totally ineffaclous fifty her body tense with anger That years ago moment was her last Incidentally and although not went the two Crack Crack pertaining strictly to agricultural guns almost simultaneously Again interests the cougar vaulted into the air but application I might mention that tho of a remedy against this time only to fall dead beneath mosquitoes first practical used by the tree that sheltered her slayers A ball from the Winchester had our Mr Howard and recommended in bis publications during the past crashed through the brain of the year or two has resulted in two Inbeast while Dove had riddled its stances at least In rendering habit- head with buckshot able large near It was only pastime to kill the kit- sound and sectionsgreatlyLong Island in so increasing tens who were too much frightened the value ofroal estate that the own- Â¬ to escape The old one weighed three hundred and fifty pounds and ers have made large sums of money Washington measured nine feet from the muzzle as a direct result Star to the end of the tail In the household of the Kramers Some Strange Visiting Cards there was joy that night Calling in Corea must bo a very She Knows How difficult performance if as a LonA woman noted for the good food don journal has recently stated the provided for her family at a compar- Â¬ ordinary visiting cards there are a atively smill cost says I found foot square Tho same journal goes the outlay for meats tho largest on to say that the savages of Dahoweekly item aud so I paid special mey announco their visits to cac u attention to all those dishes made other by a wooden board or the from meats that do not require the branch of a tree artistically carved most expensive cuts I buy oysters This is sent on in advance aud tho by the bushel and open them myself visitor on taking leave pockets his they will keep a long time In cool card which probably serves him for weather if you learn how to lay them many years The natives of Suma- Â¬ I can my own tra also have a visiting card consiston the cellar bottom fruits and such vegetables as corn ing of a piece of wood about a foot long and decorated with a bunch of N Y Post and tomatoes straw and a knife I As the mother stealthily crept along lashing her sides with her great tail the young ones were gamboling in the wildest abandon clawing and rolling over one anoth- Â¬ er in regular kitten fashion Hav Â¬ ing approached to within eight or ten yards of the leafy mound the beast emitted a peculiar note of warniug which was instantly ob- Â¬ served by the young ones for they ceased their play dropped their erect tails and nervously huddled quartergrown kittens during the past few years by from three thousand to four thou- Â¬ sand dollars annually as a result of following the advice of the entomologist of the United States department of agriculture The proprie- Â¬ tor of a largo orchard in Maryland said that the advice of Mr L O Howard tho present entomologist at a time last fall when more than three thousand of his young trees were badly affeoted by the San Jose scale had resulted in a dear saving to him of five thousand dollars In California it is a common estimate that the difference between tho in come from a healthy orchard and one infested with insects is about seventy-five dollars per acre for a single season Tho expenditure of three dollars per acre following the latest methods ascertained by the entomologists will keep the orchard healthy Hodges Co Managers are over We Americans are a race of dyspeptics and tho most valuable thing which the average American can own to day is a box of Ramons Tonic PROFESSIONAL CARDS Liver fills the great remedy for bil iousness 25 cents a box at alls drug IJANBERY BELL stores trial dose free KY Is the finest Hotel In the South All mod ern Improvements Steam Heat and Elect Lights throughout F- - Kates 2 to S3 50 per day HOPKINSVILLE LathaI G oTo LOUISVILLE Haveyour Photograph made at WYBRANTS NEW STUDIO No 580 Fourth Avenup It gets dark early these evenings An Lawyers Louisville Ky Old Mans Counsel of Green1895 I Mr Monroe Davidson ville Ga says May 21st Practice In the Courts of Christian and ad olnlng counties HopVinBvlIleKy Office City Hall building Court Square have used Royal Germetuer for kidIVES fc HALE ney troubles from which I have suff- Â¬ R ered from boyhood It gave mo reliof Attorneys at Law in a few days and is the only mediPractice In the Couits ot Christian and ad- cine that has ever given me perma nent relief I take pleasuro in recom- Â¬ Joining counties HoplcinBville Ky Every Lady Should See It mending it to any one suffering from Office Court St near Weber Send 60 In stamps for sample copy Mention any kind of kidney trouble I believe thispper Price yearly 1300 mailed per copy 80o it is the best thing that old people Uf 8 WITHERS Orders and subscriptions received at this can use for debility and nervousness office New package largo bottle 108 doses The Chiha DxeoBATba Publishing Co Attorney and Counsellor at Law 85 University Ploce New York City 1 For sale by R C Hard wick in The Ohina Decorator An illustrated monthly Journal tho only publication in the world devoted exclusively to information ond instruction on all matters connected with China and Glass Painting and Decorating Acknowledged by Amateurs Professionals and Teachers as Indispensable and tho recog nited authority on all subjects corinected with these arts Each number contains a beautiful colored study six or more pages of dealgns with full directions for reproduction rJKaia query column open to subscribers onlytPs e rm Vultures and a Dead Tiger The vulture is seen at its best when a dead tiger brpught into camp to be skinned is exposed in the open Overhead is a cloudless sky andot a bird is to be seen in that great void by the human eye The tigers body is thrown from the pad to the hall and before the skin has boon removed there above one and always nearing the earth are the vultures circling nosing like things of air now a dozen of them a few minutes a score or two au then one hundred strong Then when the flayed carcass of the tiger is left by those who skinned it tho vultures descend Down they come like feathered thunder out of the sky aud from east and west and north and south Tw yembodi r power while they whirled nv aloft and in their quick accent and now as they waddle around that carrion beast misshapen ghouls whose only apparent strength Is that of the ravening jaws which tear and gorge tho tiger- - liesh until within the hour naught of that splen- Â¬ did brute remains but a clean picked skelcto0 Practices In the Courts of Christian and ad Â¬ joining counties Hopklnsvllle Ky Office over Planters Bank bUSTINLPEAY Attorney nt Law Office ber street rearof Court House Colectlons a Specialty Hopklnsvllle Ky rjn SI S MERRIWETHER Lrteof Louisville t Office in Summers Building ifcOoa Hopklnsvllle Ky IlKDREW SEARGENTM D over Bassett REXDALE HERD of Berkshire hogs and Souhdowh sheep Nice lot of year old Bucks and pigs of bo th sexes now ready for delivery MB Kino Newstead Kr Dr Matthew Henry Kollock opposite City Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon in U S Navy af Â¬ terwards Post Sureeon U s Army and burgeon British Marine Service withlater tw years experience as Physician at Hot -Springs loome the sick and af- uiotea at ills uuioe where consultation with one of the Most Successful Doctors of the presanf age Is cordially Invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed in every case undertaken Physician and Surgeon Office Fifth and Main Streets Court Rcom Hopklnsvllle Ky Ttieuhona No 5 nR HHWALLACE Phyician and Surgeon ntrT TPF vp rMrs opposite Telephone office Residence corner corner Ninth and Main Main and Seventeenth Hopklnsvllle Ky Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats Succeeeullv AH Chronic ar cng Standing Diseases IBM US C MfiDAVlTT Dentist Office 1 Hopklnsvllle Ky over Kellys Jewelry Store II H8KERRITT Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising from an Impure state of the blood promptly and completely eradicated forever from tho system restoring health and purity Weakback frequent and burning urine dis Â¬ eases of tho bladder of both vexes promptly and safely cuted will receive special and careful T JicLUico treatment for all their many Catarrh JSESSS treatedBronchitis by latest Blood and Skin Disease Sores Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema hospital methods X An Oxygen Painter and Paper Hanger est Prices SHOP 8th street next to U WGRA1 Kidney and Urinary orlioQ Home Remedy Without Medicine ir0 -- ALL WOR- KDone with Neatness and Dispatch and at Low DR Beard office HoDklnsvllle Ky ailments thotlectropolse alnmle convenient ical and efTec tl ve aa 1 1 is lins constan tly grown with my increasing observation and experi- Â¬ W H DkPuy a m D D L h D ence Editor Peoples Encyclopedia N Y Ay 51805 Finn confluence In Anrllmerits My the of econom- Â¬ Diseases Private StrlcturesYttriCwcele Syphilis Gleet Debility Nervous Melancholy tlons Impotenoy tion from business Proprietor of uoh Hyt cejexenaerne weakness ox urgans Piles Fistula quickly cured without pain 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relieve constipation correct kidney disorders and destroy worms giving the market It is a scientific discovnew life to an old or over worked horse 26 ery which results in its being the most penetrating liniment ever known cents per package For 6ale by druggists Tliil Story of a Woman who Bnflfcred for Hiue tcara How SLo vui Cured From the Newark X J Ktentust Aewt The postal authorities Iravo been Valvular disease of the heart ha alwayi asked to break up an industry which been considered incurable The following the medi has started in tho city of Washing- Â¬ Interview therefore will interesttho success- Â¬ cal profession since it dc3oribe ton says tho Troy Times but after ful nso of a new treatment for this disease investigating the matter they have The patient is Mrs Geo Archer of Clifton and this publication by the Newt is been forced to acknowledge their If J first mention made of the case by tho bolplesstfcss The now Industry is ny newspaper All physicians consulted no more nor less than tho business of pronounced the patient suffering with val of the treated her furnishing literary productions to vular disease slightestheart and Mrs Archer without the relief I could not wallr across the floor those In need The firm in charge said will for a money consideration pro- Â¬ neither could I go up stairs without stopping to lot the pain in my chest and left arm vide original essays orations etc crass I iU an awful constriction abeut for sphooland college students This m arm and chest as though I were died Then thcro part of the business should be broken with ropes car like the was a terrible riotsft labored breathing at my right up if It Is possible to do so as It in ofsomo great animal 1 have often turned to see terferes seriously with the work of expecting July some creature at my side I continued Mrs V Last and schools But there was at Springfield Mass visitingArcher my the colleges and Is another Important featuro of the mother showed me an account intho the Industry which might bo permitted Springfield Examiner telling ofuse of won- derful cures effected by the Dr to continue That is the supplying Williams Pink Pills for Pale People of speeches to statesmen whose con Â¬ My mother urged mo to try tho pills and box1 on last I stituents might bo anxious to hear and November 26ththem and bought ataken began taking I have from them These statesmen are them over since except for a short in- Â¬ The first box did not eeem to compelled to offer at least one speech terval me benefit but persevered during every session of congress by the requests ofI mr relatives encouragedÂ¬ After be which they have the good fortune to ginning on the second box to my wonder my right entirely I attend in an official capacity and it tho noise aton and tho car ceasedthat 1 used to kept right distress is vastly better that they should ftiel in my chet and firm gradually disap have speeches written for them than peared The blend has returned to my face lips and ears which were entirely devoid attempt to write their own ofcolor and I feel well and stronp again My son too had been troubled with The business of furnishing ready Pink made sermons to clergymen disin- Â¬ falritis anil I indncc d him to try the every great benttit I feel that clined to write their own and willing body outjlit to know of my wonderful euro to pay for others productions has and I bless God that I have found some great relief long been carried on and to a great- Â¬ thing that has given me this arc now given Dr Williams Pink Pills er extent perhaps in England than to the public as an unfailing blood builder here It may doubtless be objected and rervc restorer curing all forms of that these transactions involve more wcakuess arising from a watery condition of the blood or shnttered nerves two fruitful or less of fraud Yet as a matter of causes of mot every ill that ilesh is heir to These pills fact are they not reducing to a sim- Â¬ peculiar to are also a specificnsfor the troubles females such suppressions ple commercial basis a practice that all forms r weakness chronic constipation Is very general Men obtain Infor- Â¬ beann durn pains etc and in tho crse of men will give ppoedy relief and effect a per Â¬ mation where they can and use it as manent euro in all cases arising from mental they wish And why not Is it worry overwork or excesses of whatever by all dealers not theirs when they get it Tho nature boThe pills are sold receipt of price or will sent post paid on man who is clever enough to utilize 60 cents a box or C boxes for 250 they the knowledge which others possess are never sold in bulk Or by the 100 by but do not understand how to turn addressing Dr Williams Medicine Com pony Schenectady N Y PurnUhod to College Student Preachers Need No Longer Write Their Own Sermons Nor Stitcsmea Their Own Speeches Eiiy OlfE DISEASE THAt feAFFLESTHB PHYSICIAN V This famous health and pleasure resort tho oldest In Western situated on tho O V Railroad M miles from Princetori and 16 miles from Hopkinsvillo and is open the year round SIX TKAINS DAILY THE HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS ARE UNSURPASSED j i is T W TriaQ Oouotv Kentucky GUNN OO MZerSl Kentucky In V xrHllhV UWW Sulphur and Chalybeate Water Tnmnnf urn rf failing spring Abundance A SSulnniir Wnfiit RfiAmriaa Ismif n tiutta AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN STRING BANDON HAND 0-TTDT2- So- ol f3T TTsT Tenn cSs For Descxidtiva Pamphlet and full particulars TQM P MAJOR Late of ClarKsvllle yiwwHiwnBWBw nwwawr Summer season now open CO JASDHEADLEY Jb Late of Glvani i silley Js O MA TOR TQBACCCTWAREHOUSE PROPRIETORS Xo 1025 West Main Street- TOM P MAJOR CO Louisville Ky 1895 1845 Insure in the Old Reliable MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY AMZI DODD President G0T 632830 Total Asets January 1st 1S95 137W131GG3 Paid Policy Holders since orsanlzatlon a 07238 N V Standard Snrplus Former 80000 - Losses paid In Kentucky over Aftor BPonnri rpur RIT aravteed O ASH SL RRENDfiR VALUES on life and endowment ollcles IXCONTESTIBLE CASH LOANS made on assignable policies In case of lapse no FORFEITURE policy Is continued In force FOR FULL AMOUNT by the rrserveorlf preferred to the purchase of a paid up policy No restrictions as to RESIDENCE or OCCUPAÂ¬ TION THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired FW SMITH CO State Agents 542 West Main street Louisville Ky CALL1S W WALLACE Local Agents KENTUOKY HOPKINVILLE Donkey parties are becoming pop- Â¬ ular again i 4- When When Wben When Baby was sick we gav her Castoria she was a Child she cried for Castoria she became Miss sho clung to Castoria she hod Children she gave them Castoria There are numerous white imitations which may be recommended because they pay the seller a greater profit Beware of these and demand Ballards Snow Liniment It positively cures rheumatism burns scalds sore feat contracted muscles Btiff joints old sores pain in back barb wire cuts sore chest or throat and is especially beneficial in paralysis Free trial bot- Â¬ tles at E C Hardwicks drug store is being torn away v at Ma yFck rUto The big Lair dam rt Georgetown to account should not be condemned as a brain borrower Ho is simply usiug material that would otherwise be valueless Vast stores of min Â¬ eral wealth may bo beneath tho soil Its owner unconscious of Its exist- Â¬ ence A wide awake prospector comes along detects the presence of the riches below the surface and obtaining possession proceeds to develop It Who deserves tho most credit the man who originally owned the mine and failed to uncover Its treasures or the one who un- Â¬ sealed tho hidden veins and thus helped to increase the resources of a Formerly with Alexauder T Gbant Propr B T Grant E B Baldwin Uerl8 natlonr plenty of drinking water n Head jiiiii If Troubled WnnHnECMaTisM 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 be all that is claimed for it I believe it to be the best remfedy for rheumatism and deep seated muscular pains on the market and cheerfully recom- Â¬ mend it to the public Jno G Brooks dealer in boots shoes etc No 18 Main St ALSO READ THIS Mechanitsville St Mary County Md I sold a bottle of Chamberlains Pain Balm to a man who had been suffering with rheumatism for several years It made him a well man A J McCJill i or sale at oU cents per bottle by R C Hardwiek druggist the State Fat hogs are in general demand in With two little children subject to croup we do not rest easy without a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy in the house for the most severe attacks quickly succumb to a few doses of it Morrison Colo Bud For sale at 25 and 50c per bottle by E C Hardwiek druggist The news f mora men of says Georgetown push needs If your children are subject to croup watch for the first symptom of the dis Â¬ ease hoarseness If Chamberlains the child becomes hoarse it will pro vent tho attack Even after the croupy ccsjjfh has appeared Cough Eemedy is given as soon as the attack can aiwSys be prevented by giving this remedy It is also invaluable for colds and whooping cough For sale by E C Hardwiek druggist cents a bushel delivered In Breckinridge corn is selling at 25 f Tho Darlington Wis Journal says editorially of a popular patent medi cinr Wo know from experience that Chamborlains Colic Cholera and Di Â¬ arrhoea Eemedy is all that is claimed for it as on two occasions it stopped excruciating pain aud possibly saved usfromau untimely grave Wo would not rest easy over night without jt in the hepso2 This remedy und6ubt- edlyifitfes more pain and suffering thanany othpr ujediciueju thq world sEvery family should Jieep it in the house for it is sure to be needed sooner or later For sale by E C Hardwiek druggist aifirht bV Marriage of College Women The college womau marries later in life than her uneducated sister Tho most rapid increase in the rate in tho figures givon for college women is between the ages of twenty five and thirty showing marriago most frequent at this pe Â¬ riod whilo for women in general It Foxes are to be found on every hill Â¬ Is roost frequent between twenty and twenty five Tho census shows side this fall 97 per cent o all girls between fif Â¬ B pods Sareaparilla taken at this teen and twenty married an ago at r f mm- wsbnAwillmke you feel strops and which virtually no colege women nShelbyvilles electricSlights burn all vigorous and keep yoii from sickness ever marry Century to my sister who had a sdvero couijh and she experienced immediate relief I always recommend this syrup to my friends John Cranston 908 Hampshire St Quiucy 111 writes I have found Ballards Horehound Syrup superior have jo any other cough medicine ever known it never uisappomis Price 50c Free trial bottle at E C Hardwicks drug store merchant inquiringly Everything replied the clerk ed at the Mt 01 vet Academy I put the 150 silks at SI 25 and Hi in proportion What a Prominent Insurance Man everything else exclaimed tlie mer- Â¬ At 125 Sats Are you crazy chant H M Blossom senior momber of Why no sir You told me to H M Blossom Co 217 N 3d St mark them down for a genuine bar- Â¬ St Louis writes I had been left with a very distressing cough tho re gain salo Of course I did but do you think sult of influenza which nothing seem ed to relieve until I took Ballards a woman can ever see a bargain in Make them either Horehouud Syrup One bottle com- Â¬ even money Chicago pletely cured me I sent one bottle 124 6c 126 at once A literary Knowledge like wealth serves no KOTICE useful purpose unless put Into active 1 37AOT every man and woman in the United It Is States interested in the Opium and Whisky effort for the common good bablts to livo one of my book on these dis better for ministers to prepare their ST Woolley Atlanta Ga eases Addresi B Box 882 and oec ill be bCatTonfreo own sermons for statesmen to com- Â¬ pose their own speeches and for Columbia has two baseball clubs pupils to write their own essays that play by lantern light But sometimes it is a distinct public gain to have the work done by those Never Say Dir of readier minds Many desperate cases of kidney diseases pronounced incurable have Household Hints been cured by the Clinic Kidney Cure Tho best way to keep your chil- Â¬ Many physicians use it For sale bv dren from being spoiled is to let C K Wyly vour neighbors bring them up Less partiality is shown and it is a well- The Eev Perriman has accepted call to the church at Caskv recognizeu tact tnat cnuaren always behave best when away frdrn home What The People Sat Eusset leather polish is not good couldnt keep store without Fo for hard wood floors Tho best plan I leys Honey and Tar E D Whipple yet devised for polishing oak stair LostantIll rails is to take six hoalthy boys Ship at once cant sell any other clad in corduroy or ch troon and lot XX IVi XV lv ret Ml fl tllftM Ininn them slide down the Larnisters an trose Wis day Foleys uoney ana Tar saves me hour a Midnight suppers might add much doctors bills every winter L A Towner Mauteno 111 For sale by to the immediate amiability of your husband but in the long run they C K Wyly are not desirablej since they will ul- Â¬ Kentucky river has reached tho low timately destroy his digestion and est stage ever known in giving them to him to keep him goodmatured for the present you Do Not Be Imposed On are merely deferring tho irritation lTrlrtTrt Always insist on rvofttnr AUDJ o to a later period Harpers Bazar hwuo Honey and Tar as it is positively Making Bargains absolutely aud unqualifiedly the best cougn meaicme Accept no substi Everything marked down to the tute For sale by O K Wyly said tho lowest possible point Â¬ TV soeety has been organiz- Â¬ I Post r rr later on JJ f 4 V t WOMENS PATENTS Resume of a Pamphlet Recently Is sued on the Subject A pamphlet recently published by the patent office gives a list of patÂ¬ ents Issued to women by the govern- Â¬ ment The pamphlet is supplement- Â¬ ary to those heretofore published and brings the list of such issues up to March 1 last The office was established in 1790 and the first patent issued to a wom an was in 1809 to Mary Kies for a method of weaving straw with silk or thread Six years later one was issued to Mary Brush for a corset It was not until 1828 that more than one patent a year was issued to In 18G2 only 14 patents women were issued to women that being the largest in any year up to that lime The war however developed the inventive genius of women and the annual number of patents issued to Many oi them increased rapidly them were for inventions for either The fighting or nursing devices aunual issue increased steadily year by year In 1870 it was 60 in 18S0 over 92 in 1890 over 200 and 1893 over 300 From 180D to 1S33 womens inven tions averaged 30 a year from 1888 to 1892 230 a year and since 1892 280 a year The pamphlet gives a classification of womens inventions This shows that wearing apparel leads the list with 1G0 different patents in 30 months Then comes cooking utensils with 100 inventions furniture with 55 heating and washing or cleaning apparatus with forty odd each sewing and spinning devices and building apparatus with about 30 each educational and medical apparatus toys and trunks about 20 each and other lines in which women have tried their inventive faculties are baby carriages barrel and bicycle attach- Â¬ ments printing and bottling appa- Â¬ ratus boxes and baskets clocks flowers horseshoes motors musical Instruments plumbing and preserv- Â¬ ing devices screens stationery theatrical apparatus toilet articles and typewriter attachments Few of tho patents issued to wom Â¬ en were for entirely new creations excluding those especially concern- Â¬ ing womens work Nearly all tho other patents were for attachments to some previously existing device Why dont I like America said an Englishman who was drinking cocktail in a Broadway hotel tho Why for many reaother day sons I havent found anything hero that I like Take your athletic spirit for instance Its bogus Whatisyoui representative sport Baseball is it not Well that simply represents the work of hired men It isnt really sport Besides I cant under- Â¬ stand your newspaper accounts of They aro very mysterious it Waiter another cocktail Your cli- Â¬ mate is bad aud your politicians are jingoes I have beeu disappointed all around and In everything save one and that Is your cocktails I drank six last night before going to bed I have suffered from your oliroato to dav ARLINGTON HOTEL beasonabll rates OORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN STREET LO U S I VI LLH HOT AND COLD BATHS BAR BARBER SHOr 7t33tmxroTC2 zra2i233I5n3raH SAMUEL HODGSOK 01avksvillef Term MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER or i TALIA MARBLE - SCOTCH SWEDE and the most desirable EASTERN GRANITES - MONUMENTS TABLETS STATUARY -- After 40 years experience we feel confident that all work entrusted to us will be executed in an artistic and skillful manner fi w ONLY THE BIST MATERIAL USED ST Mr F M Whitlow is our solicitor 5ST aBSXSEBtiStFSliJWaiY m f 5w i m AfM q Liven7 Feed And Sale MBIi f Stable COR SEVEntTH AND VIRGINIA STS BOPK1NSVILLE JCKjF KENTUCKY GoodRlgs with or without drivers furnished day or night Special rates to Commer slalmon Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING UOOJI FOR LADIES WCTSEPARATE SCHOOLSBOWLING GREEN - U NDER GNEMANAGEM ENTVfc m i HERN Business Gol BOWLING mtuwwwewy ESTABLISHED IN 1QB florma Iki GREEN BUSINESS COLLEGE SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL Encllsh Teachers Scientific and Classic ThncrrMt TtininewTralnlncr School o the South Music Art and Elocution provided Short hand Telegraphy Type- - Courses Pook Keeplng Send fw J UW rates o board and tuition Writintr and tenroanshin Pupils can enter at or catalogue anytime Send for catalogue OHEBBY BROS Proprs BorilEf OroenKy Address Mention Course desired JSntJI HOW TO DRESS NEATLY 4ie Every one knows we are artists in woolen fabrics and the most fashionable tailors in the city We guarantee fits and absolute- iy UU11 U SSSfciS1- WtUJLL UU1 liUOlUluu i Our clotlios that are not thoroughly satisfactory complete embracing stock fall winter woolens is now all the latest designs in London specials and Foreign No one else can importations exclusive with us show them We invite yoiifto calr and are always the very best v V see for yourself and get prices lJtU i ti iij OUR TRIMMINGS N TOBINCO FASHIONABLE TAILORS 1083MAIN STREET C i J i i paaHgri 8 HERE AftD THERE 1 HOPKINSYILliE KENTUOKIAN Mr John W Twyman of Earling ton is the happy father of a fine Democrat born Tuesday Oh I donjknow what to give my Lot friends for awf dding present us solve tho problem for you L LErdiN octll2t riell round trip N will The L tickets to Louisvil oat one faro Oct Good return 20th to 25th inclusive Account in until and on Oct 26th Driving and Fair Association J M Adams Agt Op stairs rooms suitable for any purpose for ront by b We g mmm Miw m Are Things Everybody who has to do this stores doings is working with a will With the start ci another sea sous Boiling the same wide awake storekeeping the kind you like again takes us to the head of the procession nvlth Kick j Kicking p I Kickers i fci We Like To Trade With Kickers i Peopl and wie adMi Vlik ifto ttaarmore forKickingthan We Ask Eryon Goods to Kick askd m v I See s Will You plaster the large Ragsdale Cooper Co building This fact is a guaran fo flint tho work will be well done and executed with all dispatch What can bo nicer as a wedding present tban Japanese tableware at W A Wilqus ocl88t Mr Jas I Belote the enterprising plasterer has secured the contract to octll2t L L Elgins do Best Clothes Wriucer on Aiate Buttons So cross whnt do you par Lamp Wtcks 6 for lo whatyou you PyT Lamp Burners to eaoli what do payfto Kio 2floNoyelafor8onThy DaymorcT Bone Collitr Buttons 8e dozen lribcets Pupor nice and white for lo earth lor 1195 what did you pav Spoons 8 sot otliort ask you loo Kick Table Spoons Co Set you pay 16c Klok hard Dipper 8o each you paid Bd Kick again Tea 20o others ask 10c Tea pound orocors ask 40c Kick niico You will kick suro If yon buv Millinery and dont come to seottsflrnt you can save from 60 to 200 per cont We mark ev 100 per erything in Plain Figures Wd Kell the best six cord thread for 8owhr pay 6o we save 60 to subject cent and every thing In Plain Figures These prices are not baits but tho same pricus we ask overy day placed hore to sort o level yourhcad on the courageof bargains and tho confidence tn do that handling stook i4 a store own price3 the mark wo goode Inhas thefigures Wo do business on Honor Wo dont maso ono price to plain to its lOU lta UuCre Isclll Vmii you and another to you neighbor Voui money back If you say so4 Everything marked In plain figures nnd ono prico to all Why dont you kick you Firo Shovels 8c Kick if they ask you more We sell Slate Pencils 10 for lc Why dont you kick pay lo each for Lead Pencils we sell G for lc You get 5 Hair Pins for lc we sell 40 for lc1 Why dont you kiokYou pay 5c for Toilet Soap wo sell it for lc We sell Mens Shoos 10 to 40 per cent cheaper thaa any Other house in town why dont you kick when they ask you drug store prices for shoes Wef sell Mens and Boyss Hats and Caps for about half what other dealers ask Dont pay such prices while We are here KICK you pay tAnUA rm m Xv vuiui NEW STYLES i The l I among theee beautiful tstuffs will help you to plan that beautiful new diess Wotit you come while the bloom is on these fabric The latest in fabrics and fashions are here for your approval An hour6pent Jbpauties I MTlie 1 J Coats l 1 ISTew I I I I I Gapes Are J Here j Basset rl UKATIIS t co f Warner Richards Tho Thomas xaias infant sou of J Nick and Lillian Lucille Thomas died in this city Dct 10 COLORED Dowsty James Downey years died in Hubbardsville day of b iwel trouble aged 2 W ednes Bettie Whiteside died Whiteside near The Square Tuesday of con sumption aged 45 years Boyd The son of Peter JJqyd ditd in the city Monday cof ilux Kay Caroline Kay died Monday in the city of heart failure aged 68 3 ears Jeff Ellis a negro charged with assault on Susan Prater a white girl meir Bradeu Teuu after being cuas ed nine dajs was caught and lynched Tuesday He confessed his crime and said ho had been guilty of two similar ones and murdered one of his victims Ellis was frightfully tortured His fingers his toes and his nose were cut off He was then emas ulntedand hanged to the nearest telegraph pole after which his body was rindbd with bullets 2yli3 the lodge here Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over City Bank Hopkinsville Ky Mr Clarence E Sallee tho Julen merchant has returned from the East with one of the largest stocks of general merchandise ever brought to that place Mr Sallee is making n great success in tue mercantile line and deserves the liberal share of pa- Â¬ optl8tf tronage which he enjoys Insure your tobacco barns with Long Kelly For Rett A very desirable dwelling on South Virginia street 8 rooms W W Waue laige shady yard Engineer J Will Rowe who was badly injured in a wreck near Provi dence Sept 15 has recovered sufficiently to leave the hospital in Evans ville and returned to CJroftou Wednesday He will not be able to re sume his duties on the road however Mr Rowe alfor some weeks yet though a young man is ono of the N system best enginees on the L held in high esteem by the and is officials of the road The celebrated Diamond coal for pale by H M Dalton cor 13th and RRats Phono 112 octl 8t N will sell round trip The L tickets to Clarksville at ono fare Oct 24th 25th and 26th Good returning Account Mont until Oct 28th gomery County Fair d Al ADAMS Agl Dr A P Campbell has resumed his practice and also has secured the right to extract teeth by the painless Co Office over Bassett nrocess For the fust week in October 1895 the total receipts from freight pas sources senger ana miscellaneous amounted to 5430875 the amount during the same period last year was There S121120 in 1892 SJ397C0 was an increase of 59255 over 1894 78600 over 1893 and a decrease of 59385 as compared with the same period in loJA Men and women desiriner pleasant paying employment can get it by ad dressing G D Free Clarksville Tenn Mr Mark Bone a well known fruit raiser of Haleys Mill near tho Hopkins county line brought a load of applies to the citv Wednesday a dis tance of nearly 20 milpR and sold them at 51 cents a bushel rdizinsr about 517 50 on the load ne will bring several more loads of the best His crop fall and winter varieties is the finest he ever raised GoTour toacco barns insured Kelly with Loug to borrow S1000 on real Wanted estate in the county Iuquro at this K Twvman secretary of of Chosen Friends in this the lodge city has received a check for 33000 from tne supreme unanceior oi me order payable to the heirs of tho lato John W Owen who was a member of Mr J THE RACKET CO L L Elgin Two rooms for rent Apply to See our show windows JEREMIAH H KUGLER Manager WiMUUiUUWUtUUUWJUUUUMUiWWUUUMMUUWF octll2t at We Are MMttL ADVERTISING Look at all the furniture stores in Hopkinsville Then call at Mrs S U Weller octll4t Cook fc Garrity flash light pho Tho old dealors and reliable tographers will visit your homo and undertakers UpFurniture stairs in Henry block take pictures by the new process It Hopkinsville Ivy is something late and a triumph of Our friends complain of our oggerel And mv it is cettlnir stale nrt Have your photos made light Thf y want us to Jet up on Grovor in your home day or night Only And find a new dog tale JPyle Our j FALL AND WINTER high grade won and everything guaranteed and promptly executed TOBACCO NEWS LOUISVILLE MARKET The only way they can stop us Or go t some verses new is to keep us selling Furniture And give us more to do PYLU Furniture Palace Cheaper THOMPSON MEADORS OPENING W ill Commence On RENSHAW B The Major House sold 26 hbds 5 hhds Gallatin county leaf at 89 10 8 GO 8 10 7 90 7 20 Gallatin lufrs at S6 10 510 3 Gallatin trash at S3 30 3 20 3 05 8 Hart lugs and trash at S6 10 to 2 75 4 Ballard dark leaf at S2 60 to 5 80 3 Logan dark trash at SI 95 to 1 50 1 Caldwell trash at SI 75 all styles and cheaper than any body in town atF Cohens Octl8 2t Nearly every family in the United States keeps a bottle of whiskey in the house rl his applies as well to Iowa Kansas and Vermont as to States where its sale is not prohibited Some keep it as a beverage some as a tonic some as a medicine In either case it is important that it should be old and pure I W Harpers Nelson County Ky Whiskey has been examided by the leading chemists throughout the country ana its purity nas in every case been highly recommended SOLD BY Just received the Nobby Sailors That Jotfdl Feeling With tho exhilarating sense of re newed health and strength and in- Â¬ ternal cleanliness which follows the use of Svrup of Figs is unknown to the few who have progressed beyond the old time medicines and tho cheap substitutes sometimes offered but never accepted by tho well informed See the beautiful stock of new goods and buy what you want Handsome Stylish and Chic are our Fall Patterns Hats and Bonnets Miss Tenable is now with T J Sarzedas where she will Than you have ever bought it bo glad to welcome her many friends before We bought our goods to All are invited to call and examine sell and we are going to sell them If you will only give us a chanco our stock and be sure of a hearty we will give you real bargains welcome Very Respectfully OCTOBEK 7 Lasting one week Julia Thompson Meador T J SZEBS UOTEL IA fflAJI A Lyon County Estlmuto W R Long Hopkinsville Ky Mr Jas S Smith of Eddyville now drumming for J C Parkers paper house of Louisville is in the city Mr Smith says the Democratic party is in good shape in 1yon In regard to the Jude s race he thinks the majority for Linn will not be less than 250 There are some goldbugs in Lyon he says but as a rule they will vote the Democratic ticket without scratching GrUIJS For Capes and Cloaks nice and cheap come to F ohens OctI8 2t Mrs of your F patronage in dress making M Girand desires a share niiiiuuition Satisfaction reasonable tf guaranteed Terms 9th street above depot Dissolution Notice punting Outfits and Supplies Vliglnlvtioetopp Hotel Latham HnpkUmllloKy f1 VJJVBI AfnXTTn V The firm of H M Bryan Co has this day been dissolved by mutual The consent C H Tandv retiring Elastio Cottage Paints business will be conducted in future Sold by R C Hardwick are the mcfst under the firm name of H M Bryan durable and brilliant on the market Co the company being nominal Warranted to not scale The above firm assumes all liabilities Yane Calvert Paint Co aud will collect all accounts due old St Louis Mo firm octll4t Take Vitalia Liver Pills atGUS YOUNGS rfCsr V Beautiful New Goods Suiitable for Wedding Presents Just Received by W A PPOOL A druggists Vitalia double strength foi sale by JfOfi EENT house for 1896 v H C M Bryan H Tandy H Goodwin Best locr Store Rent reason tion in Hopkinsville able Apply to E Frankel Ladies Underwear at Octl8 2t Â¬ Vs F Cohens POOL k C GODWIN GRAVES CQNDY office KNOWLEDGE inr VI mt i f J w fctf dvX J t i i V V Vh I 7 i Brings comfort and improvement an tends to personal enjoyment wkei rightly usod The many who live better than others and enjoy life more with Jess expenditure by moe promptly adapting the worlds bet producta tc tho needs of physical being will attest tho value to health of tho pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy Syrup of Figs Ita excellence is due to its presenting tn tho form moat acceptable and pleaa- to the taste the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of u perfect lax ative effectually cleansing the system dispelling colds headaches and fevei md permanently curing consdpation It has given satifactiou t millions nnd - met with the approval of tho medical - profession because it acta on the Kiu seys Liyer and Bowels without weak ening them and it is perfectly free from every objectionable substance Syrup of Figs ia tor sale by all drug- rigfets iu 50c anT4 bottles but it is manfnfaidared hv thns California Fte Svrur r j Co only whoso amo imprinted on ovory gins octll2t i faekafse also tie name Syrup of Figi Tk Social of Baptist Church will xeM inform Ad vnn will iinl trl luJnomeet with Mrs 1 H Danr this f- ooept any ubtitut3 if offered Jp3oa at 4 oclook Com promptly Â¬ this issue concerning his business Mr Prices stock is fresh and complete and he merits a share of the patronage of the public Call on him when in need of goods in his line and he will treat you right He sells for cash only and will make very close hgures bee ad Fon Sale phaeton and pony Apply at this office Now that tho Sam Jones meeting is oyer you vrill have to get down to regular housekeeping You will want some of those Nudavene Flakes Sweet Hams fresh Cakes Saratoga Chips Cabbage and other things to tickle your palate at Wallis Grocery People in the city who have fall policies expiring are feeling tho ef fects of the tremendous increases iu fire insurance rates mado at the bo sinning of the present year The Kentookiau was raised from SlfiO to 3235 and many others in The Valley caught it to about tbe same extent although there has ne f r been a fire of any consequent in this part of town All over tho city there ia some high kicking being done but maybe the rates will drop to the old figures when tho waterworks begin operations For tobacco barn insurance see Long Kelly Acme Ready Mixed Paints at El- Â¬ Mr E H Price has opened a fam ilv grocery on the corner of 12th and Liberty streets and inserts nn nd in Keep the best and freshest stock MAIN STREET of Staple and Fancy Groceries to lie have a fine iack six years old found in the city I four young mules and two mares flSF Country Produce handled HOUSEKEEPERS LOCALS which I will sell at a bargain or ex- Â¬ Opposite Phoenix Hotel Do you want tho best spoons a jid forks lu the change for butcher stock market Tile Steminp silver Inlaid Ex Main street W C Cook amine this cut Hopkiusville Ky Come and see the trimmed Hats at j This F ConENs Octl8 2t A -k stuck for Sale JtWELERS SPECIAL or Rent Hotel livery stable and blacksmith shop at BoWell Ky Will ront separately or as a whole In connection wilh hotel is a good garden orchard in full bearing three good cisterns Can give and other improvements possession of hotel aud stable Nov 1 blacksmith shop Jan 1 A first class business stand Fpr terms etc apply to J F Allensworth Oak Grove Ky oct88t public sale sell at public auction to tho highest bidder on Friday Nov 1st ono mile from Herndon Ky- at tho Ferguson place the following proper- I will u jj HI01III0 in Cut liifmgUSiiiim ii latSojj Jas I Belote am selling out the Dry Goods in order to quit the dry goods you will find the biggest Bargains in town Come at once to F Cohens Octl8 2t As 1 New Grocery opened up a grocery on tho corner of 12th and Liberty streets nnd will keep a full line of fresh groceries Prices the lowest for cash I extend a cordial invitation to all my friends to call and see mo promising fair treatment to one and nil T aVd Plain and Ornamental Plasterer Two good work mules 1 extra harness horse 6 years old 2 Hor KINSVILLE ICY saddle and narness mares 1 Formerly with Forbe3 Bro harness mare 4 1 colt 1 yearling colts Will make estimates on all kinds colt two mule colts 1 sorrel gelding of plastering and cement work 4 years old and one fine Ahue stalAll work guaranteed and prices lion known as Two Bits Also a reasonable Repair work a specnice line of tools necessary for the ialty and will receive prompt at- Â¬ farm 12 head of cattlo including milk cows and two extra Jersey heif tention ers a nearly new shop made buggy Address Lock Box 420 50 fat hoars a lot of nice brood sows 85 nice Blioats and a lot of thorough bred Poland China stock hogs about 6 tons of baled timothy hay about THE- Terms made 800 bbls corn etc known on day of sale Luoien M Cayoe Oct 15 5t ty A PATENTED n call and see the genuine at tho Old Bella- Die Jewelry houso of M D Kelly Othernotable brands kept In stook Mrs J R Datmey Mrs Dabney will reopen her studio shortlj Ohina Class Tuesday and Thursday Oil Class Wednesday and Erlday each week Hours from 0 to 12 a rn Terma J5per term of six weeksaatH Material and China ordered at reaHMblo priced and China Fired S hi udiv at uesiaence South Math St STOVES The best stook of Stotes ln the city and Ramobs TINWARE Everything in the Tinware lice cheap as dirt ORIENTAL ATLANTA BLACK Public Kale Ga Prop3 ROOFING octl84t E fl PmoE dence 6 miles east of Hopkiusville on the Butler road a lot of horses in Â¬ cluding a pair of matches ono com- Â¬ I bavo concluded to remain in bu bined gelding mules cattle 50 Po Â¬ iness in Hopkinsville and have re Â¬ land China hogs and pigs farming turned from Nashville and re opened implementa to Terms six months my DrMemaking establishment ia tk without iatorest under 10 cash Mrs L J Elqw Oct 11 41 roomi over Taliaferros druu- itoM iykra I shall b pleased to we all of my old patiouy ana many new om ftom h ohetpe k jvtk t MWUiJuwy CM a I Mm MUBtvmmmuF Cotumi VMM- - ri I will sell at public auction on Friday Oct 25 1895 at my resi Â¬ PORTER A New 200 Room Hotel Elegantly pumps Call on us for RoofUn and Guttering Back FromNafihville Furnished and Thoroughly Equip- Â¬ ped in Every Appoinknent Best pumps in tbe marie t Forrppumpa backet pumps all kinds ot cr a 4 fx4 Unsurpassed location at the Intersection of rach tree lrjrir and Houston streets Electric nasslnc every nlnuto over Fcachtree and other route for KxpoaHUm Grounds and all rtaof thaalti una oioas iron Orand Onara Xoaoa ieonvan ot amnssmtml basks last to all olbar plaeaaumauaqu umam uepei pnueipw Tha kattl will uv uwuuihu ua laetam REPAIR WORK Special attantton to iflpalrlnK m u Virginia St Hopkinsville Kj Zll UppOeittt JlOfOX JaBlUKW- PiVjM5fti ajawaja mm -- awirui am 41Maf4arU anvaa uainuaAac fisow YOUNG i v A4kT l f J fi 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