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Digital page images are linked to the text file. mr 14 ifttTltlHtrtl I I I Kt II i i Br j h I1 r III fy vol xm I iiTIII f HDPKINSWLLE KY TUESDAY OCTOBEE 22 1895 OREAM OF NEWS DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS NO 76 THE CITY-TICKET- OBSERVATIONS uliiul d AJJAlilu flu Pfl 1 u SAfflPLE LINE OF Mens Fine Hand made A SHOES COMPRISING il Every NEW and STYLISH SEASgEjh In EverKmd of Material - at- iM i L Patent Leatner Englisn Enamel Cordovan French Calf iM 4 Attended By Prominent Men of tho State THINCS BROUGHT TO VIEW SINCE and District THE LEAVES HAVE FALLEN Pursuant to announcement pre A Residence Burned Child Burned Fell viously made Major Norman Chair Improvements Going On Tho Colleges ns Dead First Ice Railroad Sold Dig Feeders of tho Town A Little More man of tho Democratic State Cam ¬ Warehouse Tho Shoot Court Light Wanted At the O paign Committee and Hon Attilla Cuttings V Depot Coi of Louisville a member of the same committee arrived in the city Resldenco Durnod at Onsky About the darkest place this side The handsome new dwelling house yesterday by special train to meet of Darkest Africa is tho neighbor- ¬ of Mr Jno L Moseley at Casky and consult with representatives from hood of the O V passenger depot each of the several counties of tho built about a year ago at a cost of Second Congressional district as to when the moon is not shining Just 3000 was burned at 3 p m Sun the best plan of arousing more en- why the Council has permitted this day with much of its contents All thusiasm in the campaign from this state of affairs for so long is hard to of tho family excepting Dr G G time on to the election Tho following gentlemen were understand The nearest light of Mosoley were away from home Dr Mofeeley and Joe Jackson were Bit present McLean any kind is the electric light at Ninth L P Tanner ting in one of tho front rooms read- - county Dr Pete Davis Robt Brad ¬ and Main but the glaro from that ing when one of them chanced to go ley Jno M Victory Hopkins county distance only serves to intensify the put on the back porch for a drink of Dr R Lee Acnew Webster countv pitch darkness beyond There used water and discovered the roof of the jEd Kelley Hancock county Urey ell room around the kitchen chimney vyooason dames uozarinij x uru to be bo an oil lamp at the end of the to be in llames No means of put jSth John Lyddane J E Rowe Ida platform but even that has fallen ting out the fire wore at hands und Robinson Louis Bear E P Millett into innocuous desuetude and noththey could only save what they could Daviess county O P Dyer D H ing but blackness that can be sliced IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE HAS IT THIS COLUMN The Republicans Will Concentrate In Flvo Wardsi c W A of the contents The neighbors soon gathered in and helped in this work and a good portion of tho furniture was saved Mr Moseley estimates his loss at 3500 The house was insured for 51500 but there was no in- ¬ surance on the contents Circuit Court Culllngs BoxOalf Kangaroo Vioi Kid v English G rain frr fiic ii if el Sikes 6 6J J P e r r 6 t V w 0 0 4 kinsvillo and Henderson Gun Clubs This feature proved to be one of tho best attractions at the fair and the closeness with which it was contested week kept the interest keenly alive until The prize Two prisoners have already been the last gun was fired sent to Eddyville and the four others was a 60 gun and the local club had Did you ever stop to think how convicted at this term will be taken the satisfaction of winning it The off this week and the remainder of official scoro below shows that some much Hopkinsville is benefitted by court will thon be taken up with fine records were made For the lo- ¬ her educational institutions in a comcivil matters cal club the best scores were made by mercial way It is of course under- ¬ Al Wilgus and Tibbs and Hopkins and stood that the public schools are con3 llows This For letting There Alves were the best shots among the stantly bringing people to town to As an instance of the phenomenal visitors educate their children but the colFollowing will be found the official leges are doing a work not to be over growth of the tobacco trade in this looked from a business standpoint city Messrs Gaither West in ad ¬ score There are now about lzo young men SCORE HENDEBSON OFFICIAL dition to the immense warehouse in ladies from other s and vounEr the two colleges and places 14 Walter Strachn Barrett which they do business at the corner Major attending of Ninth and Campbell streets have Alves 17 W A Bradshaw 14 J B Terrells Jdigh School lJutting the A Mallory 15 E G Sebi03 13 R just closed with Messrs Forbes sateloyYnVTTVrViVi Vfc5afcs8atffiffiKasiwrfesfeafesifen ifffeafessnfiaM S SkScvo Bro to erect for them the largest to- Powell 15 R C Soaper 10 S H school expenses of these pupils at S200 each they bring to the city S25 bacco warehouse iu the state outside Kimmell 16 Jno Bradshaw 16 Ed 000 a year that finds its way into the of Louisville It will be built on the Hopkins 19 total 149 channels of trade But this is not lot opposite Ellis ice factory and HOPKINSVILLE all These young people buy their will cover just half an acre of ground Jno Y Owsley 12 Tom Carloss 14 clothing and other supplies here and and will bo three full stories high S C Mercer 15 Gus Moore 14 H it is safe to estimate that they spend Two immense elevators which when W Tibbs 17 M W Williams 15 many thousands of dollars in the completed will doubtless run by Gordon Nelson 15 W A Lowry 15 course of a year The teachers as a water power are used in hoisting Gabe Campbell 16 W A Wilgus rule ere from a distance and they and lowering tho weed Work com- 19 total 152 also contribute to the prosperity Boys Suits Wool Wortli 250 menced Saturday and the building At night the sportsmen were given Our schools aro all good ones and will be completed July 15 96 for 125 a banquet at Hotel Latham at which business men should never lose a Boys Suits Wool wortli 300 There chance to give them every encourageabout bO covers were laid Sold A Railroad for r75 were quite a number of speeches and ment Thoy are helping to make AlaThe Paducah Tennessee Boys Suits All Wool worth 350 tho festivities continued until a late Hopkinsville a prosperous city bama railroad was Bold at Paducah hour for 250 Referring to the entertaino Boys Suits All Wool wortli 500 Friday to Judge J W Phillips of ment the Henderson Journal had There are indications that the lor 350 St Louis by Special Commissioner this to say in Sundays paper men of Hopkinsville will These goods are as finely made as any garm leaving this subject I want young a pretty clean docket when Before J R Puryear and A B Lamb of present ent on the market We feel very grateful Paris Tennessee for 1000000 S20 to say that no visitors were over bet- - the Leap Year court convenes in for your appreciation in the past of 000 of which was paid in cash the ter treated than were the Henderson- about ten weeks from tho present our efforts to please in the above remainder to be paid hereafter as di- ians in Hopkinsville Capt Wilgus timo Most of those who have been mentioned line and hence The of that city H W Tibbs S C Mer- on the ragged edge of matrimony for rected by tho Federal court sale was made under order of tho cer and tho rest were unremitting in somo time aro showing a disposition Federal court under foreclosure pro- their kind attentions Special credit to hurry up matters and get them- ¬ ceedings It is presumed the road is due to Messrs Wilgus and Tibbs selves into the harness before the b0 They are princes in the entertain- girls again take their turn at courtwas bought in for tho bondholders ment line and should it over bo the ing After one two more Jim llreathltt und Olllo James good fortune of the Henderson men aro tied up this or there will couples be no Eddyville Ky Oct 19 Ollie M to get them here again nothing will very aggravated fall cases of courtship James of Marion began his series of be too good for them to bo carried over to tho docket of next year is the 1896 Democratic speeches in Western Ken liurued to ii Crisp A daughter of Tom only leap year we will have until 1904 tucky at Eddyvillo this afternoon tand there was a big crowd to hear Whitfield living on Mr J M Cayces The year 1900 happens to bo ono that him He challenged Mr Breathitt farm hear tho city was burned to cannot bo divided by 4 or 400 and consequently it will not bo a leap the Republican nomidee for circuit afternoon judge for a joint discussion at Ed- death lato Saturday washing in The year tho dyvillo to night but he declined to childs mother was and the child got 0 yard by a wood firo accept Mr Breathitt spoke at Kut The McPherson homestead on 15th Be too close and her dress caught lawa to day fore assistance could bo rpndored she street is undergoing extensive repairs was enveloped in llames and her and will soon look Tike a now house KellDead While Stvlnging Wo have ao boforo tho very best in this line body was literally roasted presenting It is being overhauled and remodeled One lino of Frank Mayor a lad of 15 years a frightful sight Death came to her and painted anew with a light color dropped dead at tho High School in relief iu a few moments that will vory much change the ap ¬ Vfcygiemc pearance of tho house and its sur Mayer Henderson last Thursday is especially interesting Imcleu Cayce Touched roundings and soveral other boys were swing This line was never sold here until last 0- ing from a ropo during recess when Tho light fingered gentry who folseason It is strongly recommended tho unfortunate youth suddenly fell lowed several fairs iu this end of tho Mr R M Conway who has stirred Recommended by tlie and expired presumably from heart state showed up hero Saturday and up the real estato business in HopMost Learuea disease ono loss of a valuable gold watch is kinsville with a series of auction Scientists sales left for Bowling Little Child Iliully Hurned reported Mr Lucien M Cayco was Green to bo Saturday of this w rk as thogurnent for health You can gone all One day last week the two year tho loser and his chain was cut He Ho will return next Monday V buy thorn because they run from crowd V old soil of Mr George Harrison a felt a gentlo tug whilo in a though but 1 a t ho failed to discover tho thief farmer living near Allegree Todd missed his watch at once It was a All over town the streets are now ito the very finest garments made count foil into tho firo and was valuable ladys watch belonging to torn up by tho workmen laying pipes very badly burned about tho head his wife If any other parties were for the waterworks This is a work and face and tho chances are that it robbed they have not reported their that causes somo inconvenience but iJTWUt SeVourline MATS See our line SHOES will die wo havo heard of no ono who is not losses to tho police glad to bo thus reminded that we aro Seoioiir lino- GLOVES Democratic Candidate Withdraws Not Till Ju unary at Inst to havo a system of water Bargains In Them All -Ky Oct 19 Henry n m Tho promoters of the prohibition works Pxunccton Rice tho Democratic candidato for movement have dbcided not to have Tho First Ice representative from this county has the election until tho last Saturday Tho thermometer dropped to 28 de withdrawn leaving tho race between in January 1896 They found they yf J H McConnell Populist and R R did not have suflicieut time to can ¬ grees Saturday night and Sunday rre iwn t Morgan Republican It will now bo vass for names by the last of Decem- morning there was a thin skim of ice rn8sVVv TtAr tho first of tho season a close race ber 7 7J Only Commonwealth cases claimed the attention of court last week and as a result the force at the pen will be considerably increased Griffv Eoss col charsed with feloniously breaking store house was sentenced to la months Bob Tevis col malicious cutting was convicted of cutting in sudden heat and passion and given 12 months in the work house Tevis cut a butcher at Gracey named Wal pole about a month ago Nathan Bowles col assault and battery verdict of not guilty Chambers Stopp col charged with gaming was released by his bonds man and committed to the jailer for safe keeping He will be tried this Hughes T R Culver Union county Charles M Christian Meacham county The Central Committee and others of Henderson county The meeting waB called to order in the Pythian building and Maj Nor- ¬ man presided Reports from the various counties were called for Reports were made of a highly encouraging nature It was shown that harmony now prevailed and that Hardins majority will go largely over what it would have been a short time back The battle cry is Hardin and victory and it is going to win It was decided to make an aggressive campaign from this time on to election day Henderson Gleaner Tho Shoot on Thursday We only had space in Fridays pa ¬ per to briefly give the result of the shooting match on tho first day of tho fair between the Hop with a knife remains on the platform Even tho hack side of tho depot men have to carry lanterns when they go to meet trains But for tho fact that the trains carry their own head lights there would be imminent and constant danger of running over somebody every night This state of affairs ought to be remedied If it is the fault of the city let the Council drop an electric light where it will do the most good If it is the fault of the railroad let the officials be forced to do their duty Strangers coming into tho city have to gropo their way in the absence of light and in more than one instance people have tumbled off the edges of the platform and landed on the rough stones three feet below Maybe after somebody breaks a leg or a neck it will occur to the railroad people that a little better accommodations aro required here than at Gracey and Woodville This happens to be the terminal point of the system and not a small way station It is getting too cold for lightning bugs and some thing ought to be done Saturday was the last day for mak ¬ ing nominations or filing petitions and the contests for City Council Tho men can now be summed up Republicans make no nominations in tho Sixth ward and tho Democrats make none in the Fifth In all of the other wardB there are two straight party tickets In the First ward R H Holland is the Democratic nominee and R M Anderson is his opponent Mr An ¬ derson was put on by a petition cir- ¬ culated by prohibitionists but Clerk Prowse says he has been authorized to put his namo under tho cabin and that he will run as the regular Re- ¬ publican candidate In the Second ward J D Ware is tho Democratic candidate F L Ellis Coun- ¬ is his Republican opponent cilman Forbes who was also a candi- ¬ date withdrew after his petition had been filed in the interest of party success In tho Third ward the fight is between D R Perry Democrat and R A Peck Republican In tho Fourth between Geo D Dalton Democrat and John Din neen Republican In the Fifth Councilman A H An- ¬ derson Republican has no opposition and in the Sixth Councilman E M Flack Democrat is also accorded a walk over In the Seventh W A PPool tho Democratic nominee is opposed by W D Ennis Republican Tho Democrats will elect their nominees in every ward unless a con- ¬ siderable number of Democrats vote the Republican ticket SOME DISTRICT CANDIDATES H Wilder soil Clothing w nominee for magistrate to fill a va- ¬ cancy has no opposition In the Fruit Hill district Frank P Martin is the only candidate foi con- ¬ stable to fill a vacancy R Y Long is running without op- ¬ position for marshal of the town of Crofton There are two tickets for trustees of Crofton one Republican and the other tho Citizens ticket Pembroke and Fairview each have one ticket there being no opposition in either case Thomas Sebree Price a brijiTe of a week attempted to commit suicide last night by tak Physicians worked ing morphine with her till this morning and finally relieved her stomach of the deadly poison It is said Mrs Price whose maiden name was Ashley was madly in love with a young man residing in Earl ington who appears to have jilted her for another Price her husband married her last week after much pleading for her hand He had re- ¬ cently come into possession of con- ¬ siderable money and was eager to get married at oncp Miss Ashley finally consented after being satisfied that her old lover had deserted her and sho accompanied young Price to Evansville where they were married Tho joys of the honeymoon how ¬ ever did not soothe her and it is said that rather than suffer the pangs of despised love she desired to find relief in death Price left yesterday after having obtained his money and watch he had given her It is thought he discovered his now bride was weary of him already and loved another Mrs Price is still in a dangerous condition nnd grave doubts aro entertained of her recovery In the Pembroke magisterial dis trict W L Parker the Democratic Co A Sensational Cnso Ky Oct 18 Mrs v Have Added Largely to the Line Fitfiilshng Goods Underwear By-the-w- Dob nnd Alf Coming three-year-ol- d suit C cy o VCV jjfiat 11111111 Tho incomparable entertainment afforded iu Yankee Doodle and Dix ¬ ie by the Hons Bob and Alf Taylor of Tennessee is an oasis in the desert of alleged amusing things on the road It appears from tho newspapers that it ranks high over ordinary comedy to be laughed over in a moment and forgotten and that it addresses it self to the intellectual powers and high emotions It draws and amuses and thrills people who do not frequent theatres Nashville audience of 4000 that greeted their opening was said to have been an extraordinary intel lectual presence including ministers and professors and about 500 board incr college young ladiesThe Constitu tion says tho large audience in Atlanta niado up 01 people who rarely attend theatres and sas of it It is not n lecture it is not just liko any ¬ Tho thing olso under tho sun Chattanooga Times says that even tho peauut gallnry was filled with so ciety people and tho Knoxville pa declare tho audience there to Eera been of tho intellectual classes principally Tho fact is it delights all classes and tho papers are off u sivo in its praise Tho famous brothers will appear at tho Taber naclp hi thi3 city Oct 31 for only ono uiglit and it is an opportunity that will not boflost by tho30 who admire great brilliancy and reiined enter ¬ tainment J l i3 On fa if e iv r J t ttJ f e Ootob82 1895 t v- v 9 Ff U i SafVj t ConstipationBiliousness KATE chat1 aifftir Tl Autumn and Winter Gowns Will Bo Rloher Than liver Charming Fabrics Imported from Fraac England and Germany Some New Things In Sleeves Skirts Jack ¬ ets and Capes Cause Sick headache Pains in the back j Sallow complexion Loss of appetite and help to reconcile the woman of to day to the There is only one cure which is fall and winter fashions and that is tho materials of which tho costumes aro mk JH A r made Theso fabrics aro beautiful in the extreme and all tho most fashion- AND able ones show tho boucle effect H KJ Rough surfaced woolens are seen on every side One of tho most novel ef- ¬ One Pink Pill touches the liver and fects among the latest importations is a removes the bile vooi stuff resembling Turkish towol- One Tonic Pellet nightly acts as a gentle laxative in keeping the bowels open restores the digestive organs tones 3ip the nervous system and makes new rich blood Complete treatment two There Exhaustion Special Chicago Letter is One thing that will DBS clonic Pellets medicines one price 25c Treatise and sample free at any store BHOWH MFO CO New York Tor sale by all druggists in Hop tkinsville Jll Ift-f- H I JL R 14 JLJrJ The Main Street FURNITURE Dealer jtA Comploto and Beautiful Stock on hand all at i 10WEST Cash i11 FIGURES EVENING DRESS WITUDnOOPING SLEEVE i at i i yi r V W in i i with slender smooth woven lines of silk or velvet running through it These goods arc especially handsome in the now shade called damson Bed room striped with bright green and dull violet or else in golden brown wool with the velvet lines in dark brown 10 up Bhowlng a gleam of yellow in the weaving Another novelty is the mohair woolens which by the way made in England Solid Oafo for aro onlywith a border along theThey aro selvage woven to bo used as a waist garniture which is beautifully wrought in palm pattern rich Persian effects and in velvet ap- ¬ plication This material comes in all tho newest shades and also in black In tho latter tho fancy for tho old yet IM still popular black and white combination is prettily brought out in tho border which has its dainty white FUHERAL DIRECTOR ground lightly covered with a lace like pattern done in block velvet applique whoso popularity is Tho choviots perennial arc seen in a loose and some-¬ Hote iiderson what coarser weave than those we have been accustomed to see in former seaEntirely now and first class in all sons The colors most sought after in aesnects Excellent Sample Rooms this material aro Russian green Medit ¬ erranean blue and plum color Gayly ana service anoqualed in tho city On Double Car Line colored plaids will be much in evidence L P Klkidkhee Proprietors as the season advances Particularly C F is this true of the rich plaid velvets - Ky Henderson which will bo very much used for slseves and collars on dark colored incj Suits d Suit SI4J5 DUCKER he wNdibut stifle Ing All th fashionable sleeves droop well off the shoulder nd many of them lit the arm ckeJy for a few inches below the shoulder and then ex¬ pand into a puff Thk hi tho latest sleeve for ovaning- wear and is shown to good advantage in tho picture Tho very latest shirt known as the serpentine is cut circular hangs in graceful box plait effect and measures anywhere from five to ten yards at tho hem There is not tho least suggestion of stiffening used in the lining and compared to those worn in past seasons the new skirt presents1 a rather limp appearance A tallor mado suit should receive our immediate attention for it is the most popular gown- at tho present moment It is not the severely plain tailor made¬ gown of yester year but on the contrary is quite dressy not to say elab- ¬ orate with broad rovers and vest of contrasting cloth and trimmings of narrow fur not to mention the rich braiding In gold and silver in Tweeds whioh some tailors excel cheviots and boucio cloths ore used for these gowDS but not to tho exclusion of the smooth ladys cloth and fine meltons Within tho week I have seen two exquisite gowns made of the last mentioned cloth which bore the indelible stamp of a first class tailor Ono in dark blue cloth very light in weight was trimmed with straps of white cloth fastened with tiny gold buttons The sleeves which had several tucks across the top wcro strapped down from the shoulder and buttoned with eight Tho of the little golden buttons short jacket was loose in front and fastened with a fly and a vest of whito cloth with an Immense choker collar was worn beneath it Both the jacket and skirt were lined with blue and white taffeta silk in a small checked pattern Tho other costumo a fine melton in a rich dark shade of green showed a decided novelty In the jacket the tight fitting fronts being cut in ono piece with the sleeves in such a manner that tho sleeves set per fectly flat on the top giving to tho entire costume an air of distinction which loudly proclaimed ita French or gln Tho growing fancy for metal effects is seen on many of the handsomest gar ¬ ments turned out by well known houses Tho chic Bilk bodice ha6 not escaped its allurements for some of the very prettiest ones I have seen late ¬ ly show a braiding of gold and 6llver gleaming neath trimmings of fine lace the whole being most elegant and charming to a degree Jackets and capes vio with each other In popular favor and yet each has its madonttrely r n i Keep the system in perfect or- ¬ der by the occasional use of Tutts Liver Pills They reg ulat6thfibowels and produce Perfect Health Fof sick headache malaria A Vigorous Body bil- ¬ TUTTS Liver PILLS iousness constipation and kin- ¬ dred diseases an absolute cure cLx iJ y 9 s S THE LEADER I Do You Or is w Suffer it a case of lost appetite energy weakness dobility f out in body and in mind Bavo you pains In tho back head earns shoulders chett Jiip ii ci kd WE extend a cordial invititation to the ladies of HopkinBville and vi- ¬ cinity to call and examine our hand- ¬ some display of Pattern Hats and Bonnets From indigestion bout rtomack ocho flatulency distress after euagT wat d Are you norvous restless sleepless worn ridei Mrs M E Rodlgers is con- ¬ Are you filled with malsriti eallot iweats complexion coated tongue dry cough chills and fever Tf hot of tlicso troubles ant vours toi thing you ncod is DR KINGS pF nht nected with The Leader and will be pleased to see her many friends and customers ROYAL THE LEADER 103 MAIN ST Mme Fleurette Levy Mgr l GERMETUER In tho gentlest and happiest way and with the greatest certainty known to med ical science GERMETUER removes from tho system tho symptoms named above joy- ¬ giving strength in placo of woakn ous health in placo of sickness Thorn is no other remedv like it and nono that can do its work And then it is a real pleasure to take it Little children take it with delight and it cures like magic 100 6 for 500 All druggists GERMEniER WiLL CUBE YOU Sold by R C Hardwick druggist Fall THE MS opehenC PALACE I will have on display overR w U If G0T0 NEW STUDIO LOUISVILLE s Have your Photograph made at WYBRAETS No 580 Fourth Avenue Louisville By bodices The new cropons are tho handsomest yet brought out They can scarcely be classed with tho wool goods as their surfaco is entirely of silk thrown upon a background of wool and for this reason they will be used for moro dressy gowns than the all wool and mohair fabrics Something entiroly new are damask crepons showing large silken flowers mounted in black on a ground of light tan damson or deep sea blue This charming design is also seen on back- ¬ grounds of plum color golden brown dull red and Russian green and being very much up to date is really tho correct thing to buy If one elects to wear crepon In all tho dress goods shown at present tho bright rich colors of autumn HF l EV 1 i I i l Southdown sheep Nice lot of year old Bucks and pigs of bo th sexes now ready for delivery MB Kino Newstead Ky m REXDALE HERD of Berkshire hogs and ITCHING PILES SWAYHES rGTUlTOlltf JfiolftiiMJ Intcnio lUhlnr tfl aliasing tnixt at nljrlatt jrotfo by icrntthlcg If wlloif cI to rfTUutii tumor form mnd protrnd which sftpi Jlerd nnd nlrntt boromlnc Trj blrt lic lurb the tumor SoIlbjdronrHuorli fc warTTj3IT CURBS m1B S Sold by E C HARDWICB Ewe Prompt PosltWft Cure iioiui restnllr Ukdwri SiaxihiUdalefeit of Bf1 kf 1 Memoru dc WJII maho you a STPONO Vigor- ¬ Price 100 0 ous Man Soxes I5 00 Special Directions Mailed isth each Box Address loss of Seminal Manhood Emissions Spermatorrhea Nervousness 8elf Distrust for Impotence Lose CiiiirTctJwtlnlmtsS 2010LUOA8AVE visitisg toilette wixji jacket predominate but Parisian costumers say much black will bo worn later on Its feomberness will however be great ly relieved by many apnngless and much flno jot Brussels not complete ly covered with cut jet will glitter and gleam on handsome llak silk and satin gowns but owing to its uxecod ingly high price will never become at Co lSM 6T mi w Wm vihet in Pw it r IN QUALITY WHITES GREAH RaHBfiH vube FOR SO YEAR5 tad all WORM RomedieQ OftTTIC r- - r flwsRffi MlflRANTEPlVi JJL- SOSJ9 Bi AXJ0K car1 j nil common Sleoveg arc always an interesting sub ject to women and particularly at the present timo when late imported modola show the rather small close fitting tdeere to bo tho correct ono to wear Thorc are a goodly number of women however who Will most emphatically They refuse to submit tp tho johangc viHlifar tftlmo at IciasV cling to the with thanks to the British In 1885 she was loaned to the Cana-¬ dian government to investigate tho navigablility of Hudson straits and to bring back the party of explorers left upon its banks in 1884 by the Neptuno YOU CAN MAKE MONEY Commission Merchants Louisville Ky On this trip tho Alert was commanded THE LATEST THING IN CAPES because they are the largest and most re by Capt Gordon and for three weeks liable commission merchants and because they can handle shipments quick separate and distinct uses When wo was jammed in a field of ice It was and to the best advantage for the shipper A trial shipment solicited write to them for quotations before shipping Specialties Eggs Butter Poultry speak of tho coat costume wo always her last northern voyage think of the stylish well fitting jacket The imperial authorities presented Fruits of all kinds Beans Potatoes Onions Hay Grain Headquarters for while the capo finds favor for dress her to the Canadian government and Purs Hides and Wool Capital 4000000 Liberal advances made on con-¬ up occasions as well as the more com- the latter finding her at last to be un signments General correspondence solicited In all the newer seaworthy after employing her for mon everyday wear jackets I notice there is an effort to do some time in the buoy and lighthouse away with the godet back and In its service sold her at auction several days placo aro substituted fan like plaits ago Sho was bought ior 4000 by a shipfolded very flat The back is aiso cut short falling only a few Inches below builder of St John for tho sake of her tho waist and having but few seams old metal and other material l With one or f iHhf thoutrh it is close fitting i Peculiarity of tho Mocking Bird two exceptions tho fronts are all loose tHU The most remarkable thing about a being sometimes cut a trifle longer than way of laying out a mocking bird is the back Theso jackets or small coats range In the its autumn it goes south as some tailors call them - strike the piece of itself on keynote as it were of the fashions to and establishes yield berriesaand other ground that will bo worn throughout the season and as food enough to last until tho following they are so generally becoming I seo spring The tract is determined reno reason why they should not go specting boundaries with as much ac- ¬ through several seasons with perhaps curacy as a mining prospector would a few modifications staking out a claim Perhaps it use It is too early to speak with any de mayIn only fifty yards square and It bo gree of certainty of tho styles of fur may have a length and breadth of as garments especially jackets for the much as ono hundred yards Tho spape coming winter A very radical change depends mainly upon tho food supply in sleeves is predicted but as yet noth in sight but the mocking bird is a ing is positively known great glutton and wants ten times tho Capes this fall are cut very short and quantity that would bo necessary to very full This Is particularly true of keep him alive Having laid out his the velvet and silk plush capes somo range tho owner will defend it with having such full godets as to form his life and no other fruit eating bird waves around tho corsage Tho edges is allowed to enter It of theso capes are buttonholed and P Watches Smuggled In M11U embroidered with jet and are invari The French customs authorities on ably lined with cream tinted or pale colored satin or silk A very pretty the Swiss frontier have detected a novel model in a moire silk had the first cape and ingenious swindling device Watch of black tho second white and the top es were sent across tho border sealed up in cans of condensed milk It is ono of black all tho edges being Qn ished by full ruches of lace while estimated that twenty two thousand about tho shoulders Of tho tipper capo watches valued at two million francs was a handsome jet galloon trimming have entered France thus in tho past Another late raotlol is given in the sis months It is made of rich black pichtre Very Glaring Mark i mirolr velvet and lined throughout V il Porter Theres nodangcr sjr palo yellow brocade 1 satin TCarh with better keep your head iri r godet is outlined by broad bands ui joi Frightened Guest Why passomentorie while roup1 acek t Postor rrts bo red sjglifn Wraid is c exceedingly and lower edge hbJVdo- if handsome trimmhv a uvtrieh fentherf the fir oiijnll Uu u tho Chicago llecord which trimming I uuUt mention in passing is destined to piny an ini portant part this winter on gowns as A hasiaote man came down his pf- Well as outer garments Kfiije on a winter morning whou it was In tho matter of millinery for tho UUterly colli ooraing winter theru is nothing defi AVhewf how old it 1st ho said to one isn nite at tho present moment There bi the elcr V Justfehut that wfeifi aro foolerV being put forth in matly you plesse1 vj directions but nothing has been de The clerk pboyod with a puzrted cided upon Tho tct of time which look Then when ho could restrain means in this particular caee a snvrt his curiosity no longer he asked delay will solvo tho problem and to Excuse me sir but why did yon tell Selecting a winter hat it is better to mrt in sliltt tli Rafft o 11 tf e make haste slowly than to buy in a Why replied bis employer Jwltl a i haste and repfcntat leisure jay chuild6j there are jBod mwy i THE FAMOUS ALERT A Historic Ship That Baa Juit Sold for the Metal In Her Beached upon tho Beauport shoals near Quebec lies the old steamship Alert which in 1875 76 was moored nearer to tho north polothan any other vessel 1ms ever been says tho New York Sun Sho was tho flagship of the Nares All tlie latest styles for fall and win Arctic expedition and lay all winter at These goods will be sold at J 82 degree 14 minutes ter Floberg beach north latitude In 1883 Bho was pre- ¬ less than their value sented by tho British government to Cordial invitations extended to all our government to take part in tho Greely relief expedition and after that D successful enterprise she was returned Bn 4 une jaunurea IAVUE Hats and Bonnets r astern Cor 9th and Main Streets J ROYAL CEMENT PLASTER Xjcads BrrerrtDatELg II In at a ir t 1 fCKIA tr 11 I atM wmwWm v s BEm o to reappear a a skirt daWMW haviBfr Oncef shabjffl mtTwfcftr discarded New Tori more she dWppearivAtkl f respewfc to an encore Tvhioh wm not heard by OothsBJltea How Reyal In a Form of En- anybody but herself afraip capers on tertalnmeiit Wfcleh Has Become a the stage She has abandoned some Trifle gtale la Chisago ami more of her raiment Her entire ap- ¬ Oter CIMi 1 know that I pearance seems to say am abandoned and wn proud of it eoial Nw York Letter tho One oTwickens characters who was After waving her Juntos about in treo she becomes in tho show business and lisped fre air like those of a somer reckless quently had occasion to remark in jus- ¬ utterly disappears and turning wings through the saults tification of his profession you I toll This sort of thing must toko a great thir tho public muth bo amuthed she There is a largo vein of truth running1 deal of training but Her has had plendancing days ty of time Jx train through this remark From the very1 earliest ages man which term embraces were not confined to tho springtime of life woman has had some form of amuse The next attraction is a supposititious ment All races and conditions of men colored lecturer sq to speak There is crave amusement In fact you can tell an army of negro delineators in precisely what sort of men live in a quite York and two or three aro real country by studying their popular pas- - New artists This ono was not of them There was nothing but burnt cork and not enough of that on his hands to indicate that he was representing a negro at all He did not evon use tho negro dialect in his tedious rigmarole It was a relief to seo him no longer on It Has at Last Found HwWay to Anally she ings On tt Itawary of 5nnal gpafijO OQursjanafl domUou- - mcT pTry nuntarotw jbmsbsssc oakeoita per TJnakppy JifQ hr Drawlngto a Close Is Rapidly Round Oak Stove Now is the time to buy heating stoves The JRound Oak is still in the lead It is the only Jair tight stove on the market The genuine J aw Court Gossip Ha It That Her Death Will Bo tho Signal for Lawsuit In Which Knyalty WJH Bo tho Con- - I tcstlaj rurtles On tho ICth of September all Mex ¬ 9 away ExEmprcss Charlotta is dying and oven her bitterest enemies if tho royal lunatic has not outlived tho last of those who suffered by Maximilians infamous black decree will scarce be grudgo the poor woman this final crumb of comfort no ono except tho king of tho Belgians And this statement the St Louis icans celebrated tho anniversary of their national declaration of independence enacted 1810 whilo in the lonely castle of Bouchoute near Brussels tho llfo of ono who paid for the dream of a Latin empire by tho loss of a husband and of her reason was slowly ebbing heats more on less fuel than any stove made Jand will out last a half dozen of the cheap imitations tho stage Although parodied and burlesqued scores of times this song like perspira tion Jn the theaters Sunday nights has a great run Then followed a couple of contortion- ¬ ists who performed feats that were TIIE STAGE IRISHMAN almost incomprehensible taking it for times Almost all tho diversions of tho granted that they actually had bones ancient Romans were cruel The Span ¬ in their bodies As somebody behind How easy it must be ish races even of the present day de mo remarked light in cock fighting and bullfights for them to trim their corns and on those lines they wage war Tho The contortionists were succeeded by ancient Briton who was a fighter of two brothers so it was stated on the fighters survives so to speak in box-¬ programme but they wero probably ing matches Tho Germans on tho brothers with different fathers and other hand have no amusements that mothers They played on a great va- ¬ involve suffering to man or beast but riety of strange and peculiar musical I am drifting away from the subject on instruments All executions are more or less painful but tho execution of a which I desiro to write Tho public must bo amused With solo on an exaggerated trombone was tho wealthy finding agrecablo meth- ¬ I think the most painful execution I ods to kill time has become a serious over witnessed and I have reported business New fads aro invented and half a dozen hangings It was simply ancient sports aro revived The hum murder without any mitigating circumbler classes cravo amusement also stances If as has been stated music With people who spend most of their is a prophecy of the life to come and time in holding tho wolf off by tho ears recreation is indispensable They cannot go to Europe on their pleasure yachts and spend tho summer doing the idfttinentol cities and climbing thoAsJferas that involves the expendi ¬ ture of more money and time than are usually at tho disposal of those who toil for a living They can however afford to loso a quarter of a dollar and a few hours time evxiry week and to give them an opportunity to do so the continuous performance was In- ¬ vented It la a success and it has come toVtay ThererSxo several theaters in New York that aro given up entirely to tho continuous performance and they are crowded day and night There aro no reserved seats and the audience is coming and going all the time whilo BOUNCING THE COLOBED ENTHUSIAST the ability of tho artists is not always this was really music there is a pretty of tho highest order Taken as a whole hard time in store for us hereafter the performance is satisfactory v Vocal and instrumental music acrobatic From the way he acted I inferred that he did feats dancing recitations and juggling the gifted child of genius while nevernot appear in tights was drunk follow each other in quick succession tho best features being saved for the theless Tho next performer was a dog of re end of the entertainment markablo intelligence However he There is considerable sameness about tho continuous performance and when had his trainer with him on tho stage you have seen ono you have virtually Cards on which wero tho letters of the seen thom all I attended ono a few alphabet wero so arranged that tho dog weeks ago Tho curtain went up and could pick them out anu bring them to disclosed a background of gorgeous his trainer Will any gentleman suggest a word A long haired mu ¬ tropical scenery of three or four letters asked the gen sician agitated the keys of the piano and two typical Irish comedians in knee eral manager of the intelligent animal breeches with shillalies pranced upon Somebody got up and said Rats Thank you replied the smiling the stage This was tho most dismal feature of nmT fT r writing tho word on a black Now Fido how do you spell cvoidtty tioaid the evening The wit of rat Irtdo walked slowly to tho cardboard letters picked out the letters in their proper succession and laid them at the feet of his business manager whereat a howl of delight went up from tho vw done 1 Out itxi house llo cannot Imagine Tho rest of tho performance was very much on tho same lines but with su ¬ perior artists There was ono incident which was not down on theprocrrnmmo but which struck mo as being irresistibly fanny Thero was a very serious looking col ¬ ored gentleman in tho audiences not far from me A lady banjolst on tha g Btago was singing a negro song with great fervor Tho Afro American in tho audience who was about tho color of tho inside of a box of blacking became very THE BTAOB TOUOH GIRL much excited and at last ho jumped up Glory Hallelujah street Irishman is fresh and delicious and shouted like ripo peaches The wit of tho comio Tho audience roared but an usher in stage Irishman may bo compared to a sort of naval uniform pounced upon dried peaches There is a difference and tho holpless African like a duck upon a what a difference The two Hibernians June bug grabbed him by the collar were made up so grotesquely that they and after bumping him on tho wall a looked more like baboons than human time or some propelled him toward the Luff me exit with great violence beings They conversed Oi was oop before tho court yester-¬ go or dis chiles gwintei make trouble expostulated the indignant Afric- ¬ day Moiko Look out for his razor said an And phat was yez charged wid A second soma ono in tho audience Whisky begorral This humorous sally which has been naval officer reinforced No 1 and the in circulation probably for centuries effusively pious gentleman of color was received with vociferous applause was ignominiously hustled into tho Tho curtain descends and after a street With tho rest of tho audience I en- ¬ brief delay goes up again Tho tropic allandscapo is still there and a typical joyed this more than anything on the touxjfcffirl In tattered garments vigor stage and next dav I told a friend an oumchewing gum and protrudiugher old Now Yorker all about it Why ho said with a superior chin stalks across the stage Ever since Aftrt Lewis made a hit of the smile thats done at overy performtough girl in Harrlgans OReilly and ance It is done to make talk just as tho New York you have told me about it The darky th Four Hundred stage has been infested with tough is paid for iat I wentnext Vy and sure enough the girls until it has become monotonous riJ oncis precisely like half a dozen I same scone was enacted but the star This liave seen She Indulges in some pro- ¬ performer was another negro several Alkx E Sweet tifi miscuous remark In which the ex- - shades lighters ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ N ¬ camp-meetin¬ Ho was followed by Mr Raymond More who is not only a ballad singer of note no pun intended but also com- ¬ posed his own songs Ho is responsible for Sweet Marie wiichhe sang and delighted tho audience Por- an encore ho gave Dear Louiso something in tho same line It was a musical treat and in some measure compensated for tho suffering undergone in tho effort to feel amused over his predecessors Globo Democrat explains as follows Leopold II is tho eldest brother of tho ex empress and as tho head of the family appointed himself admini- ¬ strator of tho enormous fortune left by her father the first of his name and Leopold the elder entered dynasty tho newly created kingdom in 1831 as a penniless Coburg prince and died thirty four years later two hundred times a millionaire leaving his riches to his two sons Leopold II and tho count of Flanders and his daughter Princess Carlotta who at the time had just fastened tllo imperial diadem of Mexico on her bow Tho empress was declared insane by tho organs of the Vatican October 4 1803 Majestic Range We sold more majestic ranges last year than were ever sold before in the same time and the reason they sell is because they are the best and most economical bakers made The oven is the most important part of a cooking apparatus the fire box is the digestive organ and the draft is the circulation These organs in the Majestic are different from any stove or range made The Majestic oven is the most sen sative the fire box the most economical and the draft the simplest and most perfect On pire on tho American continent ended with the execution of Maximilian The marriage of this singularly unfortunate couple had not been blessed with chil dren there was nothing and nobody to interfere with tho continuance of Leopolds administration of tho 50000000 francs estate loft to tho empress which at first he had assumed only tempora¬ ¬ June 19 1807 the Latin em- ¬ rily In Theso 50000000 francs havo now been for thirty long years in Leopolds hands that is in tho keeping of a person who by reason of his high station is Buggies we have this year fav sur- - passed any previous Our stock was more care- ¬ fully selected and was 6foodg bought cheaper well bought are already half sold Come anci U0IN IN THE PROCESSION CARLOTTA AS SHE LOOKED WHEN PRESS OP MEXICO EM ¬ rer We have a very full line of HARNESS TALBOT SADDLES made to order SADDLERY and FLY NETS above tho law who therefore cannot do wrong In tho sonso criminal but Is nevertheless amenablo to tho civil courts as was proved some little time ago when his majesty had indulged in a shabby real estato speculation to round off ono of his estates and was forced to disgorgo tho land unjustly taken from a poor man for a song by way of royal expropriation It is whis ¬ pered in Brussels court circles that these legal measures were instigated by members of the Austrian imperial family notably Archduke Carl Ludwig who liko Emperor Francis Joseph was a brother of tho late unhappy Maximilian It was tho intention to make a test coso of King Leopolds standing before tho civil courts That being es¬ tablished in hiss majesty Jisfuof tho Austrlans are now but waiting for Carlottas demise to ask for an accounting and incidentally for their sharo of tho inheritance That Is tho reason why Leopold II shudders at tho mero thought ni his MPIRE Our Empire wheat drill still leads They cannot down her iOi64 JLPXrliJLJLi I Why Because she is the anly force feed on themarKet The Empire feed is the only one a farmer can rely fig i tucy i - vGvSfflaataisB iflifflflNKkwRuii on anu j1 gStiiSOffiiii Ts as uie mriiier imus wnat i So we -- viU xvao ana more able existence for and this is another painful rumor hawked about tho palace corridors the ex empress 60000000 francs have disappeared her fortune TipR no lnnif nnrrhln PxWPnP1 Very UTonthfcl Lovo Affair msSSSS m JITSfi4 ui TKlTSrf- Just think of it A woooo in a wooer and a New York police court The babe was charged by the little miss with forcing Lla attentions upon her much to her annoyance When the small prisoner was placed at tho bar only the top of his head was visible In the severest What tones tho magistrate asked havo you to say for yourself young man In a steady voice largo for his years and stature tho devoted one re- ¬ plied I wuznt doin nuthin to tho lady I only asked her to havo a sody At this tho pretty littlo with mo prosecutrix smiled sarcastically and re- ¬ iterated her charge Then tho cadi severely lectured tho young man and told him to cease his wooing if ho would retain his freedom Tho woes of lifo apparently begin in tho nursery nowa- ¬ ten-year-o- ld ton-year-o- ld Fetilizei Hi JBw0 JBBB bbp more so come in quick before all is gone We have sold over half a million pounds of Armour N western Homestead and Nationajl Bone Meal and want t days In California it lias been found that peach stones burn as well as the best coal and give out more heat in propor- ¬ tion to weight The stones taken out of tho fruit that is tinned or dried are collected and sold at tho rate of 3 per ton Nocktlos Mailo of Aluminum Aluminum neckties aro now being introduced They aro realjy made of tho cosmopolitan metal and frosted or otherwise ornamented In various shapes imitating tho ordinary silk or Teach Stones Used ns racl u 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 v y Ifl satin article Length of Telegraph Wlreg According to a late estimate by an electric journal tho world now has 2 260000 miles of telegraph wire in use vvJrvT I BRO K 1 fij i a M v jj f i j y l sf v ur t HOPKINSVILLB Itself KNtlCKIAN BJF Ji4 Ootcbar fi2 1896 r n n Im iMiniLi IW v i m f 1 M jL I r s j r r As foretold in oar last tk v Rfccdminerids Republicans have taken advantage of ¬ the ih excitement to Hoods mm mmm nateprohibitionticket adjusted tonomi Blclc and SarMparilla adapia itself to U a WMJSIIJ TUKMT an well alike To tlwglok It a mixed suit ear cure sad to ¬ the supposed opposition to tjke well the CHAS M MEACHAM ocratic nominees In the the Dem first and best safeguard sovonth wards whore the Democratic agaiast sickness S A YKAK IN ADVANCE B0BSORIPTION My children nominees did not avowthetnselves as looal raadlnjr noticed 20 cents per lino Spe Were weak and they have nominated Loeal 5 oenta per Jlno eaoh Insertion prohibitionists edl puny Two of Bates for standing udvortlsementB lumlshcd prohibitionists and in the third ultra en application them had ca ¬ and fourth wards where the Democrat- ¬ tarrh HoodB OFFIOE 212 SOOTH MAIN STREET ic nominees are prohibitionists Sarsaparilla they cured them after have selected men understood to be DEMOCRATIC TICKET other remedies on the opposite side of the question For Governor failed I myself P WAT HARDIN ot Mercer They think they see an opportunity had boen dys- For Lieutenant Governor R T TYLER ot Fulton to profit by the stupidity of Demo- ¬ peptlo for twenty years and sought relief For Treasurer crats and capture a majority of the in vain I resorted to ROFORDofClay For Auditor We believe when the councilmen L CNORMANof Boone Democrats see into this schemo they and have been built up in health It Register of the Land Oflloe For GB SWANGOof Wolfe will go a little slow in their efforts to cur ni my stomach trouble and my weight For Attorney Gonoral has increased from 112 to 140 pounds mix up politics with prohibition W JHENDRIOKof Fleming Try it ye sufferers from Maine to Califor ¬ ForSecrotary of State Those who were deluded into Bigning nia and from the North to the Gulf HENRYS HALE of Graves Instruction the petition of a Republican nominee Hoods Sarsaparilla will do you good For Supt of Public ED PORTER THOMPSONi of Owen will probably keep both of their eyes D P Smith Justice of Peace Mountain For Commissioner of Agriculture Croek North Carolina fl six for 5 ION BNALL of Louisville open in the future Commissioners to ttke to buy For Railroad J FLETCHER DEMPSEY of Hopkins Pills eaiy In effecteuit centi ear GEO HALEXANDEKof Jeflcrson The Duke of Marlborough who has GREEN RKELLAR of Nicholas come to this country to trade his title POSITIONS GUARANTEED For Circuit Court Judge LINN of Calloway L 0 for Miss Consuelo Variderbilts mil- ttnder reasonable conditions Do not aay It can not be done till you tend for free catalogue of lions seems to be something of a For Magistrate Pembroke District DRAUQHONS PRACTICAL WM LPARKER high roller and red painter While First ward R H HOLLAND in Louisville last week according to rtt4rte44 Second ward J DUDLEY WARE the Star he took in a limb show at DENNIS RPERRY Third ward the Buck and had to be ejected This College is strongly endorsed by banters Fourth ward GEO D DALTON Sixth ward E M FLACK from the wings where he had gone in and merchants FOUR weeks by Draughons method oi leacmngr DooKiceeping is equal 10 Seventh ward W A PPOOL an attempt to make the acquaintance IWBLve weets y tne oia plan special ad vantages In Shorthand Penmanship and Teleg raphy of one of the dancing girls After vacationCheap board Open to both sexes No Enter now Railroad Fare Paid being put out like any ordinary TIflMI CTTTTW We nav recently prepared JlUrau OlUUli books on Bookkeeping youngster he got in a hack and made Shorthand and Penmanship especially adapt Write for Home Study study Now ed to home once a trip to the circulars at comes the news that ho has been ar- ¬ The Cotton States and Interna rested in New York for violating a tional Exposition at Atlauta which park ordinance by riding with his takes rank among tho most brilliant feet on the handles of his bicycle If fairs ever organized on the American Office Miss Vanderbilt doesnt make haste Continent comes in for conspicuous At County and marry her Dook she may have to attention both pictorial and literary in the November number of Frank bail him out of jail Leslies Popular Monthly The leadManBnaanHiMaHaM ing article on this subject is from the John Sherman has written a book authoritative pen 4of Walter G giving a history of his Forty Years Cooper the energetic chief of the De 5 and In Public Life in which he has partment of Publictyshort prornotion stories is Among the notable created a sensation by bringing The Railway Signal by the famous consoling features about charges of bad There are faith against Garfield Russian writer Garshine The the defection of the Louisville gold Harrison and other notable men The frontispiece is an admirable reprobugs The vote for Hardin will fix principal feature of tho book is the duction in water colors of a characthe representation for the next State claim of the author that he is the teristic The New England Thanks Altogether the im Convention and the gold advocates father of our present financial system giving Dinner roved Frank Leslies Popular who scratch Hardin will not be on that has driven 5178000000 of gold EJonthly is a brilliant success hand to erive further trouble next out of the country within the last two There iB more Catarrh in this secyear when the real fight comes on years He welcome to all the cred tion of the country than all other is If the Louisville vote drops from it he can get out of the Crime of 78 diseases put together and until the 18000 to 10000 it simply means that last few years was supposed to be inLouisville will have 50 instead of 90 curable For a great many years The Mason Foard Company have doctors pronounced it a local disease to votes in future conventions JuBt Frankfort against W M and prescibed local remedies ana by that extent will this hole of corrup- filed suit at other publishers of the constantly failing to cure with local tion be depriyed of power to injure Finley and treatment pronounced it incurable the Democratic party and sell out its Louisville Truth for 50000 damages Science has proven catarrh to be a long established principles Let the for the publication of an article charg constitutional disease and therefore treatment bolters do their worst and still the ing that the Mason Foard Company requires constitutional paid a state official 964429 as his Rails Catarrh cure manufactured by The Democratic ticket will win F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is country is aroused and the Democrats share of the companys dividend in the only constitutional cure on the of Kentucky will do their duty like 1892 This is the same libel frr market It is taken internally in men The country will increase its vote which Auditor Norman has brought doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful ¬ on the blood and beyond all precedents and it would suit against the Louisville Commer- It acts directly of the system They mucous surfaces not surprise us to see Hardin lead cial and for which the latter paper hns offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure Send for circu the ticket He will do it in this coun been indicted lars and testimonials Address ty and unless we are very much mis F J CHENEY CO Toledo O This item from Louisville shows Christian county will have at taken QSTSold by druggists 75c least 15 votes in future cbnventions which way tho gamblers are betting A Republican on tho coming race lilVC STOOIC MARKET instead of 12 as at present from Indianapolis left S25 at the Kepnrted by Tatum Emekt Co The Grand Rivers Herald submits Fifth Avenue Hotel office to be placed LIVE STOCK OOMM1SHION MEHGUANTS BOURBON STOCK YARDS this as its guess on the judicial race on Bradley being the next Governor To make an estimate of the proba A half dozen Democrats wanted it QUOTATIONS ble vote in the third district we would last night The first one to get there Louisville Ky Oct 16 Cattle say that Judge Linn would get a ma and wants two or three Receipts 184 Market ruled steady jority of 1150 in Calloway Lyon 275 covered it to firm at about Mondays prices a a total of thousand more in the same way pretty good clearance made Prosand Trigg by 225 ma Id Brliuii would get a majority There is no end to the money which pects Ftendv oM in Christian pWig Linn a nn rq TTnrcMn wil1 ho Inff Market IIwuu Ii jiptg 2777 net majority of 200 votes It is not opened tops selling at 4 00 closed probable that there will be a full weak and 5c to 10c lower than tli Tho Republicans evidently think opening tops S3 90 to S3 95 this af- ¬ vote and the chances are more in Judge Breathitts favor on this ac- Hopkinsville affords a fine field for ternoon several cars unsold Out- ¬ count Democracy is quiet and Rep 1tnr linPB of hnqipoqu Gm W look not favorable ublicanism la rampaut u Uie district Sheep anp Lahbs Rece gui for Long their It looks however as if any changes will speak tocandidate next treasurer Market slow shade lower Common week two day and from the above votes are made thoy grades very dull will be favorable to ludge Linn and of their biggest guns will be fired CATTLE Extra shipping 14 00 to 4 unfavorable to his opponent 3 60to i 00 On the 28th Chas Finley candi ¬ Light shipping 8 50 to 4 00 butchers These figures are far from a correct date for secretary of state holds Best to good butchers a GOto J5S Fair 1 00 to 2 60 estimate Lyon is probably about forth and on the 29th Judge W H Common to medium butchers Thin rough steerspoor cows and t 1 00 to 1 76 will give at least 100 Holt will make a speech In Bpite of scalawags right but Trigg 8 25 to 8 50 Good to extra oxon while Breathitt will have to run 500 all this oratory just watch HopkinsI 25 to 2 25 Common to medium oxen 12001b 10001b to 8 26 to 8 75 Feeders votes ahead of his ticket to get 1200 ville go Democratic 1 60 to 8 25 Btockers 1 25 to 2 f5 Bulls an Christian county Breathitt will 2 60 to 6 60 Veal calves 25 00 to 80 00 cows Choice milch not go to Calloway with more than 12 00 to 16 00 Fair Campbell is making a great race Hogs tn good milch cows COO majority which ought to be easily Choice packing and butch ery 825 lb to 8001b 8 bO to 8 05 for governor of Ohio and many well overcome Fair to good packing 180 lb to will posted politicians claim that he IjikinftJiUe JWtkto iue r J M The Wayback Family in their new togs Kj ii v n Mk iM fwAgmW yCWtKrWN MlIKveS iy Y m mr mp flsw HUH i w m jsassaiBk ft mJA m m firJm m t I I Hoods Sarsaparilla iUrtn 1 rv V i nth i s Hoods Aunt Jerusha ike new woman pa how do ye like the set of piy trouserss Uncle SiLAS Dont say trousers mother say bloom ers fer sure enough ye hey bloomed put amazinly I i 7 pfee Supplemental skeercely knowed ye when I come in and Silas boy now Yer old dads mighty proud on ye I yeiook like a man fyw tell ye and the children too bless their hearts they dont look like the same kids I dont see how these HAPPY HOME fellers kin build sech stylish clothes fer so little Pears too like HAPPY HOME is the best money - name on earth fer who cud help bein happy with sech a Eh mother gookin family Vi J Regis ration Mammoth Clothing Shoe Co 3STo w Main St HopkinsyillQ Ky 1 S Clerks THE n jL L 8350 H0WE JEWELRY CO OF- - HAS THE MOST ELEGANT LINE Watches biuverware Jewelry ULocfis DIAMONDS Brie-a-bra- Os Svectaoles Art Goods Jut glass eyerseen outside of a large city ALL AT LI VING PRICES 7 Personal attention given to r Watch Clock and Jewelry Repairing Remember the place 209 SOUTH MAIN ST Two Doors North of HOWE JEWELRY COMPANY Gall on us for Reliable Goods and Repairing J H Anderson Co jas ean m HOWE MGR v HORNETS GtJARD NESTS Queer Friendships Between Thorn and tho Marsh WrenB other nestfuls until they would cover the victim and sting him to Worthy Yook Confids The success of floods Sarsanarilla 5 v Hardin Good to extra light 100 lb to 180 w 4 00 lb The Louisville Democrats opened be a sure winner 4 00 Fat shoats 120 lb to 150 lb 8 00 to 4 00 Fat shoats 100 lb to 120 lb the city campaign with a big rally at 8 25 to 3 fo Konghs 150 lb to 400 lb Attention Members Thursday Sheep and Lus Good to ex ship Phoenix Hill last 2 60 to 2 76 ping night Col Breckinrdge was the The Gun Club will meet at Dr M Fair tosheep good 2 00 to2 60 1 76 to 2 00 W Williams office at 7 p m to day Common tomedlum principal speaker and he made an el- ¬ 1 00 to 2 50 Backs 8 23 to 8 40 rxtra lambs Kentucky lms oquent plea for the whole ticket Business of importance and a full ata oo to n 21 to good Tennessee Fair tendance is desired 8 60 to 8 00 Common to medium That the Democrats are getting into W A Wilous Captain 175 to 2 25 Tall ends or culls better shape ju Louisville is shown xxmnxaa3BUMjamwjiiimtwimrnjBnaMBt by the fact that the Republicans have lowered their claims from 10000 to 3590 in the citv ani many DemoHighest of all in Leavening Power- - Latest U S Govt Report crats oven hope to carry the ciy for V25 lb 8 J5 to I 00 9 They now say t afc Gun o thoso who haye iwti h is crazy reports ho has sent out from liie i ban revolution fhis news will- ijot bo a surprise He has either been cr z all along or has beep so foolish at t presume upon the lack of intelligence ottpq reu ding puWic rw l H--f JL k r mzzzsa AWOTMV 4BS0UITEEY PURE iffar FWnf Ar llJZ r r4 rW refuse to submit to the change Tjioy 1 least euaKK wi iyr in conquering scrofula in whatever The wrens seem fully conscious of way it may manife8fc itself is vouched the value of such sentinels for they for by thousands who were severely takecare to build their new nests affliced by this prevaleDt dis Vviiy a Colony of BlnU Is Kdpldly In ¬ always very near to the old Tho but who now rejoice over a permanent creasing In Number In tho Salt birds are themselves entirely de- - cure by Hoods Sarsaparilla Scof- Meadows at the Month of fenseless and their nests being ula may appear as a humor or it may the Housatonio Klver easily located on account of size and attack the glands of the neck or break out in running sores On the broad brown salt mead- ¬ the noise made by the wrens they on tho body dreadful limbs Attacking the have in some localities been entirely f ows that skirt the Housatonio river membrane lfc pay develop just above its mouth is a vast col- ¬ wiped out by egg collectors Tho- Fucou the iUUa U1 lulu In the acre of bovs have learned to crive this on- lanrl rrx nnnuiimrkin S 4Ii ony of marsh wrens MiMn n Zt tangled tules and cat tails they have ony a wide berth however and the may a faithful course of treatment prettily Housatonio marsh wrens are fast m- - with Hoods Sarsaparilla will over built nests innumerable woven affairs of reed and- cat tall creasing in numbers and unless come it for working upon the foun leaves The nests which are as the hornets shift their quarters are dation of all diseases impure blood and vitalized laro as ones head are so compact- ¬ likely to sing happily there in the the system is clarified and health re reeds and raise many a brood of nd vigor strength ly constructed and so thoroughly stored to the body thatched as to be entirely weather young in years to come N Y World Tho NoVembor Fornm tight As a rule the thrifty little chattering wrens prefer not to ocThe leading article in the Novem- A New M cupy a last years nest so there are 7oer numoer 01 tne iorum win oe a every season hundreds of empty e uuvo oeen quue opprca oydIfaOUSoion of tho third term question oues They are not allowed to re ¬ men wno wouia cut on too noatmg by Professor John Bach McMaster main vacant long howrsver for tresses of young girls we also have the historian entitled Tho Third term there are too man creatures seek ¬ suffered from a maniac who cQuld Tradition Mr McMaster cites the ing just aitpl nug sboltof not resist squirting ink on tho well - known historical precedents vunii o i iu or meadow gowns of passing women il last agaiuot ivoldoutial third term and mice take possession of a great many year a man with a sharp pair of scis- ¬ thinks there is no reason to believe of them and the old mice can be sors used to slash pieces out of any ¬ that the old time antipathy to a third seen at all times of the day nimbly ones coat or Bkirt that came within term is one whit less stronger than it running up and down the reeds his radius This last person was ever was Mr McMaster says thatv coming to and going from their cozy sent to a madhouse whenoe ho while our practice of choosing Presi V homes Like most squatters they ought not to have been released but dents not because of their fitness but because of their in are not tho most deslrablo settlers being pronounced cured he was theory all wrong availability is no in practice andsad to 8ayfrcquontly repay their launched upon an unsuspecting com- ¬ harm comes from it for under our open hearted landlords by eating munity again and profited by his form of government we do not need all the pink eggs In the near by liberty to uso his scissors once more a President of extraordinary ability wrens nests If caught In the act He accosted a lad in a deserted the average man is good enough a dozen of the excited birds will or- ¬ street and asked him to write down and for him two terms is ample ganize a vigilance committee trail an address and profited by his oc- ¬ What we want in Mr McMaQffie the thief to his home and drive him cupation to neatly slice off tho lobes opinionis a strong government oOne and his family from tho nest tear- ¬ of both the poor boys ear and then people by the people not a govern ¬ ing It to pieces to provent any re-¬ ran away This interesting lunatic ment of the people by a strong man ¬ we ought not to tolerate any whose name is Maire will now go in ¬ and turn thing which has even tho semblance Big spiders too love to nest in to permanent confinement but the of heredity Mr McMaster counsels tho abandoned oasket like abodes youths ears are permanently disfig- ¬ the advocates of a third term for Mr and live for many seasons In them ured to his great anguish of mind Clevelan to remember the doctrine of The most desirable tenants of all the illustrious founder of their party Italys Grand Old Man are the big black and white hornets that in no office can rotation be Francesco Crisp who is now In more expedient By far tho greater number of the old nests are inhabited by these his seventy fifth year even in looks Beyorlyltem fiery fellows and odd to relate is anything but an old map Ener- ¬ Beverly Oct 18 Born to the getic restless by temperament ho thoy are tho best of friends with the As if by agreement with leads a wonderfully active life sel- ¬ wife of Mr Dolbert Cayce on Oct landlords the wrens they keep a perpetual dom leaving the Italian capital oven 16th a nine pound boy exact weight Wosomotlraea write ofllttle malda guard over the new nests as well when tho heat of the Roman summer ivun uainty todcs anasunny oraios lis those where they live Let a dog drives every one else to theseasideor But this here boy I toll you no w Corn will crow behind his ununennscious rail or snips shooter the mountains Orifi works all the I hnvo often een tho llttlo Hook A nd Unmy he 6yruii from uusUlngstooV a bircl egirlng boy or any creature time sleeps little cats Jess mul does not drink or smoke Instead of whatever approach tho nest within City Tax for 1095 ii few yards and suddenly without indulging in copious libations of qf winged war- - heer like Prince l3ismarck or even warning a cohort All city taxes for J 895 not paid by riors will fall on the intruder and of hls native wine Crisp drinks Kovlst will be subject toapenaltjr flight Is the only safe course To nothing stronger than inilkr of of ceut which wiilbVdded- c vlllcn e consumes about three s fight would mean cloatij for tho hor 7 LC CbavknsHtrca a day o City Tox Collector V nets would soon be roinforfied bv Oct15 8t ilow-ISi- pr Ufj JVf O fc 4 At ih ifirtj s c n 5 r w Sotopr22flQ9b 3tWjf Af AROtJND AND ABO TO COLUMN r J O 5 Oicutet a Sermon u CUiAN REVOLUTION -- NOTHING BUT NEWSFOt JD IN THIS Itov Kast m ThM8nbjectM NTHiHfcrifTJFA Ktria The law provides Sectiotf 4489 of French Royalists Vensrate This Rellc general statutes that persons con of Louis XVII victeid of a felony shall bo excluded Publicity has been given to a sin ¬ from the right of suffrage Below gular ceremony which took place re- ¬ you will find a list of Christian cency at e in the county convicts discharged together coursojof which a reliquary was with date of discharge handed to Count Urbain de Maille Persons discharged from tho representing the Due de Madrid by Frankfort penitentiary einco Ded M Edouard Drumont in the pres- ¬ 15 1885 which are all from Chris ence of a group of legitimist notabili- ¬ tian county ties and a notary This reliquary COLORED LIST says the London Telegraph consist- ¬ NAME DATE OP DISCHARGE Jno Bradley April llj 1888 ed ofa crystal oviform vso opening Chas Crutchfield Dec 21 1888 in tho middle and surmounted by a Henry Weston Eeb 18 1889 fleufdo lis in copper gilt In It was Walter Grant Aug 11 1890 suspended a dried human heart and Wallacq Smith Nov 28 1890 at tho bottom of the vessel were William Johnston Dec 2i 1890 somef pieces of broken crystal James Barker Feb 16 1891 hearf It certain documents and The tra Neuilly-sur-Sein¬ A CotHlrnnerf Accoant of the Latest Xtap peatags TerpelyTolcl tor Iluay Readers 7 heaxftjmile cleaning- a pyjtol - jarrard county Republicans have nominated Wright Keflyfor repre- sentative Jas T Willis one of Gen Jno H Morgans captains is dead at WilliamstownrKy Jesse Moss col was shot and kill ¬ ed at Mayfield by ChasBojinj a white man i future Allen Fletcher jailer of Magoffin cophhhBbot himself through the in Ex PjAdont Harrisons grandson Baby Mffilee haB scarlet fever Sillus Browning Bhofc and killed SteubenGfeen near Pineville Kyi Mrs Truxton Beale Blaines daugh- ¬ ter has left ber husband Mason county Democrats nomi ¬ nated das E Cahijl for representa- ¬ tive T M Morrow haH leased the Hus tleratDackspni Ky and will run it j ination in Spencer county G M Van Leuven convicted of in Iowa has been par Sension fraudspresident by the The Covington grand jury again failed to indict Senator Gcebelfor the murder of Banker Sandford Emerson minstrel company has been sont to the asylum for the insane at Ukiah CaJ An extra session of the Arkansas legislature is upt to be called by Gov Clarke to stop the prize fight Oct 81 Bishop A G Haygood of the M E Church was stricken with pa ¬ ralysis at Oxford Ga and will prob ably not recover Corbett-Fitzsim-mons ¬ D XT TaUmm f nlanv mfln n won the Democratic legislative nom UUUU JWVUUOXIJI JUU Ui US U1U OJHIJ Rev J 0 Rust paator of the Edgefield Baptist CliurCh preached last night on thejsubjct of the Cuban H took his text on the RovplUtion Good wSamaritan as told story of the in Luke x 10 30 The speaker first gave a description of the island its topography and beauty aud of its natural Conditions its resources its climate and other giftsj of1 divine donation and said withall this abundance of richness and Jbcatad as it is in the heart of this f advancing western civilization rOuba should be in a most prosperous condition He said this was not true Purvey Loner Mch 25 1RM however as in fact the island was Aug 14 1891 bankrupt and poor beaten and pil- Harvey Buckner Dec 20 1891 laged by her oppressor He spoke of Rezin Knight Feb 5 1891 theJack of progress and the undo- - Smith Thos April 24 veiopment oi tne country which was Fox Chas June 25 apparent on every hand He spoke Stanley Renz Jan 27 1892 of how the ilsand had been oppressed Morrison Bryant May 5 by Spain and said it was no wonder WilsonJoe Jan 11 1893 the women were sad the men gloomy Maynor Josh Feb 10 and the children morose He said Whitlock Walter 18 Spain the oppressor of Cuba was Payne Lewis Taylor John Sept 11 always Jhe friend of royalty and Feb 3 1894 ecclesiasticism Spain has a popu- ¬ Dade James BaldoRoy Mch21 lation of 18000000 and 10000000 25 of them can neither read nor Ayrite OBryant Upshar April 9 Roman Catholicism is the state re- Johnson Chas fi 17 ligion and Protestants are permitted McCoulyEmmett Edwards Frank Oct 11894 to worship only in private He said Jan 20 1895 no wonder such a nation has lost all Irwin Andy 20 her American possessions save Cuba Rodgers Wm Miller Jeff April 9 and Porto Rico Air RuBt favored WHITE LIST recognizing by Congress the Cubans Phillips Wm Feb 15 1895 as belligerents at its next session April 14 1894 Ho declared all the conditions existed Duncan Walter par July 30 for such a declaration according to Howell WR Please the rules of international law Ho ficer of see that tho Democratic ofthe election in your precinct then explained thoso rulings in degets a copy of the above list tail Nashville Banner f ditlonsvaro to be accepted was that XVn and the proceedings opened with the reading of an auto ¬ graph letter from Don Carlos in which ihe writer thanked Mr Dru montjor tho homage which he hod paid Jkx this precious relio of the royal martVr which he tho prince ac cepted In order that it might bo de ¬ posited In tho chapel of tho castle of Louis of- - Frohsdorf f fv The Jtalr Was aSuccess Pf 4fi The fifth annual meeting of the TOKACCO NEWS fair three days of last week proved to be tho most successful ever held HOPK1NSVILLE MARKET The crowds were larger the exhibits fuller and the attractions better than Reported Oct 10 95 by J H Epgleton or Al f red Lewis Co leal dealers any previous year This in spite of Receipts smallest for the season the lateness of tho date and the in clemency of the weather on the laBt 6afes very light and no change in Chas J Bonaparte a grandson of day While the crowds were good prices from last week quality very Jerome Bonaparte and a grand they were not up to the oldtime out- poor were the leading features of the nephew of Napoleon is a Republican pourings and reunions that we used week The 1895 crops all cured up a politician in Baltimore to see In a recent number of the pery good color and need rain very Grayson Republicans nominated Farmers Home Journal Dr C H bad to make colors run Some of the Todd had J H Rice for the legislature in lieu from whichan article on this subject1 farmers think the tobacco will not weigh out so well as the 1891 crop ui wuuw nnu pxuveu iu uo zuuilgi wish to say we take this extract that the decadence of the did Die But the 1895 crop has more ideal county fair in Kentucky com- spread of leaf and length and will be TiSmd Vellito deputy marshal of menced some years ago when the am much Elizabethtown was shot and killed phitheatre enclosing a large crcle for crop more desirable than the 1894 worm which Saturday Linas Warren is sus- ¬ the exhibition of ring horses and cat- ¬ will with the good cut in ittobacco make snuff pected tle was abandoned for the grand a kind all the markets have been stand and its track Pardon me for very bare of for several years I Frank Smith a treasury ex employe was found dead on the Long bridge citing an instance illustrative of this think the damage from worm cut and lact by reference to the history of the frost Will ndt have any effect on prices across the Potomac at Washington wife five children no work took ppi- - Lexington fair I well remember the on this market However it is tho year the Lexington fair abandoned unexpected that happens in the toson the amphitheatre for the grand Btand ThePadudih Republicans nomina a conversation I had with one of Fay bacco trade QUOTATIONS I ted a full ticket for councilmen and ette countys most esteemed and honif the Democrats dont lookout they ored citizens one whose heart was in Trash lugs 00 to 2 00 SI will elect it while the Democratic the success of the county fair when Com 200to 800 factions are wrangling he said This change will mark the Med 300to 400 Good Chas Robinson a farmer knocked decadence of Kentuckys great fair 400to 500 down Abraham Bonta President of a An ideal cotinty fair requires Comleaf 450to 5 50 bank at Harrodsburg The banker some fifty acres of land an amphi Med 650to 8 00 none on sale him the lie over a lawsuit It theatre enclosing a circle for the ex- Good RECEIPTS appened in the court room hibition of ring horses aad cattle a 20 hhds An assassin fired on Councilman floral and agricultural hall a grand For week stand and a half mile track shady For year 13835 Henry Watson at Mt Sterling Sat- ¬ grove fine music side shows of all Sales for week 82 urday night and killed the horse he kinds small admittance all vehicles Sales for year 13421 was riding Watson got on his feet 87 and opening fire with his pistol put and horses free no gambling and offerings for week everything done for the comfort and the assassin to flight pleasure of the crowd Tom Iu Buil Company C W Hoeffer a prominent Ohio The future for the ideal county Central City Ky Oct 19 The preacher and a Republican member rair in Kentucky was never brighter of the legislature acknowledges The time has come when the horse Hon Tom Pettit the Populist partys writing a letter to the Democrat hrcf s of Kentucky will no loiigo -- ndidatc for governor spoko hero to State Committee soliciting the pay- ¬ go after false gods but they will in audience of fifty seven by actual ment of 1500 for his vote for sena- ¬ realize tho fact that it in to their in count at this place to night Mr tor terest to enter their horses in every Pettit was introduced by Mr M L ring at all of the ideal county fairs Ward one of th rnnst ftromo Re George Roberts a prominent and wealthy citizen of Ossawatomie Kas in their vicinity nhi nn aiojj in the county Dr Todd will be borne out Hi family were absent at din ind this is causing more comment nen went upstairs in the house and everv one who can call to mind the than Pettita upeecn shot himself through tho heart He glorious days prior Ut Wie war when the fair was looked forward to Take Vitalia Liver Pills wrote a brief note saying Poor after VPnr trith smnfinnn rF tUa nnyear nnf health and old age answers all j nnt ninsPo i v tAOple of this and The convention of the Kentucky f r f Poducah loct one rf zens by the death - jlr T J Bal- ¬ happy days that people love to call bankers associuiu Ji to meet m u lard Be was in every way an hon- to mind We then had a splendid city next Tuesday will bring together orable man kind true and jiiBt A amphitheatre and magnificont rings about one hundred and fifty of the life long friend of the public schools of show horses trotting and saddle financiers of the state a gathering of men of affairs such as has never his thought and care in that direc- horses throughout the day Owensboro The tion will be missed Hiswas a modThe fair company became dis- before assembled in est yet useful life and his family does couraged and the old amphitheatre assouiiiiuu Includes in its member banking institution not mourn alone over his death was torn down and the grounds were ship nearly every in the state and there will be repreNews platted and sold into town lots not sentatives of every section of the old The new U Scrunboat Nashville long ago If our fair directors would commonwealth It will be the bank- ¬ was successfully launched at Newport replace the amphitheatre with an- ers day off and while questions of News Va Saturday Miss Guild other one and return to the will be discussed in the fair- with its big pumpkins its deep import and her father Ex Mayor George B business sessions tho membors will ituild of Nashville having been cal- ¬ baby shows and its all day program be here to enjoy themselves Owensled home by death in the family Miss and dinners on the ground and hold boro Messenger Emma Thompson christened the boat it early in September we would and Congressman Washington of probably Bee more of the old time Vitalia double strength fox sale by Tennessee represented Mr Guild in crowds and county reunions druggists the ceremonies Miss Nettie Easley u well known Awardeii Mixed Relationships in Indiana vnnnffwnmnn who liVfifl in tho fnmil ir HlghestjHonors WprldiTFai There has been another marriage of A B Swearingen at Mt Wash ¬ between tho Rays and Lucases at ington committed suicide by hang ing Wednesday night about 9 oclock Deputy Jefferson county Ind and In a note on a slate belonging to one thereby the relationship in these of the children of Mrs Swearingen much related families are even more tho young woman said the deed was tangled Marion Lucas and Lilian done because her love for Albert Ray have been married Rays Seigel who worked on a neighboring brother-in-lathereby becomes his farm was not returned The young Ray is both his now woman was about twenty years old brother-in-laand father-in-laSiyfchad been in the family of Mr Mrs Lucas becomes her fa ¬ Svffearingen for twelve years She thers sister-in-laand her children seldom went into society preferring will bo both niece and nephew and t to stay by herself and seemed to have a particular aversiou for men grandchildren to her father Pur ¬ The young man mentioned in tho suing the relationship along a differ note is in the employ of Robert Mills ent line Addison E Ray being fa about six miles out from Mt WashthertoMr and Mrs Lucas and also MOST PERFECT MADE ington He was an intimate friend to their brothers and sisters and nf thfl Swearineren familv but so far A pure Grapt Cream of Tartar Powder Fre vas js knownneyer paid his attentions from Ammonia Alum orany other adulterant beinfj by law a brother to them be comes his own father 40 YEARS THE STANDARD to me gin ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ v 4 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ old-fashion- depends upon the genuineness of the relief the solemn declaration of tho donor was regarded as a pious proof of Its royal origin Ho affirmed raising his hand as Frenchmen do in a court of law that tho heart was certalnly the ono which he had In herlted from his mother and that It came into her possession from the hands of M Gabriel Pelletan who in his turn had treasured It for fifty three years he having rediscovered It at tho archbishropio and recog- ¬ Geo E Gary Chmn nized it as tho ono which his father Papers in neighboring counties had intrusted to Mgr de Quelan please copy Asjln such a matter everything sible for tho following While in Louisville last week we heard a very interesting story of how Billy Bradley in search of votes bo camo a member of the secret politicals organization known as the A P A The story comes from a member of that order and bears every semblance of truth upon its face and the infor-mant sayB Bradley will not deny it He says that a certain lodge of the A P A in Louisville decided by a vote to support Pettit for Governor and as soon as this was done a certain well known hotel man who is Republican and an A P A sent a man to Tomp kinsville with word to Bradley to come to the city quick on important business that Bradley canceled hi appointment to speak at Tompkins ville and came to the city This hotel friend took Bradley to a conferenco with some of the leading A P As in the city and that he Bradley remon- ¬ strated with them for throwing their votes away on Pettit and urged them to support him One of the confer ees said Mr Bradley what assur- ¬ wo that if we support yoic ance have Uncle Jacks Mistake and you are elected Governor that Uncle Jack returns from a long you will not appoint Catholics to of-¬ Bradley promised that he walk and being somewhat thirsty fice would not do this but this did not drinks from a tumbler he finds on satisfy them and finally he said as the table Enter his little niece an evidence of good faith he was will Alice who instantly sets up a crv iner to iom the order and that night Alice weeping Youve drinked he took the oath and was regularly up my quarlum and youve swal- ¬ initiated Our informant says that lowed my free polly wogs Reboboth Bradley will not deny that he is an A P A Sunday Herald king when h oonducied a examination of his body upon his death in tho Tour de Temple by order of the comito de surete gen eralo The doctor preserved tho heart as an objept of adoration and veneration and on the return of the Bourbons endeavored to restore it to royal keeping Circumstances how ¬ ever were against him but Imme- ¬ diately before bis death in 1828 ho supplicated by letter Mgr de Que- ¬ lan then archbishop of Paris to receive tho treasure in order that It might be handed to tho royal family Then came the revolution of 1830 and with it the sack of tho palace The vase was broken in the court- ¬ yard by one Lesoroat who was igno ¬ rant of its value and he carried away merely the papers which wero found with tho vessel but subse- ¬ quently by his aid M Gabriel Pel ¬ letan recovered the fragments of the shattered vase which still bore the number seventeen and the stars mentioned In the receipt which had been given by the archbishop Fur ¬ ther search revealed In a heap of sand the royal heart which retained tho odor of tho spirits of wine in which it had been for so long pre- anrvad post-mortem Wd jf eiietan had it appeared from documentary evidence madesobold as to abstract tho heart of the young StartHuji Information About the ltepabl chfi Candidate The Elizabethtown News itf respon ¬ fa BRADLEY y AM A- - P P TTXDLXTC md You Will Want 4DOZENAT430 they Until 0 cingr to C3 fnr et Colder Robes 1 Tr r eKef 4gC EACH What are Gone Always Sold For Before Why LAP ROBES Of Course I ESSE BLiAUTKBTS of Every Description F YOST No CO 18 Ninth St Q 0CT9 WEDNES AY THURSDAY If you want to see the LARGEST and MOST BEAUTIFUL OCT 10 J STOCK OF DRY GOODS v i Ever placed on exhibition in this city attend the opening of pr C7 jff v n ft i i tm v WT i Mtft t v- iinfnirinanp we feel i Vfc W nIU t sure will be appreciated by all lovers of gcoddress WISP Man This is an opportunity that he will not miss We fee confident in the assertion that not a house in Kentucky can show a finer line of Clothing HatS and Furnishings J s 0tS CRE4M We Feel that the above X w son-in-la- w son-iu-la- M to insure a visit from you i k t J w rcSJ M BAKING w POWDER 0 tl COX ULWAR 9 fl A l - fcrjt v t s HppklNSVILyr His XilNTtTCBUM October fl 1836 ngiji ijimiii niir i Mites sss ifafl i- - MM lame fHUMII IUISMI an WbV w Wsas iiftWi j V j All fruit mmu r MEAGHAM en adrkntag oif tho prohibition eiteraoot io nomi nate a mixed tiek- ad justed q suit tho supposed opptibn to thspem fccratio nomineaef In the first and Recommends Itself best safeguard against sickness My children ware weak and puny Two of thm bad ca ¬ ell the Hoods Samparilta adapU Kelf to th tele and well alike To th eisk It ka to ant oure ad The Waty back Ramify in their new togs fi iy 5j gnSSORIWION 8 A YKAR IN ADVANCE Spe tooAl readtngnotleesaOoentaperUnoV riM LomIs S cents per line each insertion Etes for standing advertisements furnished en application OFFIOK 212 SOOTH MAIN STREET DEMOCRATIC TICKET For Governor P WAT HARDIN ol Mercer For Lieutenant Governor R T TYLER ot Fulton Tor Treasurer ROFORDofUlav Tor Auditor L ONORMAN of Boone For Rcgistsr ot the Land Offloe 1 ii ED PORTER THOMPSONi of Owen For Commissioner of Agriculture ION BNALL of Louisville For Railroad Commissioners J FLETCHER DEMPSEY of Hopkins GEO H ALEXANDEUof Jefforson GREEN KKELLAK oi mcnoias For Circuit Court Judge L 0 LINN of Calloway ForSecrotary of State HENRY SHALE of Graves For Snptof Public Instruction GSSWANGOoI Wolfe For Attorney General W JHENDRICKof Fleming prohibitionists tlioy have nominated ultra prohibitionists and in tho third and fourth wards whero the Democrat ¬ ic nominees are prohibitionists they1 have selected men understood to be on the opposite side of tho question They think they see an opportunity to profit by the stupidity of Demo- ¬ crats and capture a majority of the We beliovo when the councilmen Democrats see into this scheme they will go a little slow in their offortstoj mix up politics with prohibition Those who were deluded into Bigning the petition of a Republican nominee will probably keep both of their eyes open in the future The Duke of Marlborough who has come to this country to trade his title for Miss Consuelo Variderbilts millions seems to be something of a high roller and red painter While in Louisville last week according l to the Star he took in a limb show at tho Buck and had to be ejected from the wings where he had gone in an attempt to make the acquaintance of one of the dancing girls After being put out like any ordinary youngster he got in a hack and made a trip to the Now comes the news that he has been arrested in New York for violating a park ordinance by riding with his feet on the handles of his bicycle If Miss Vanderbilt doesnt make haste and marry her Dook she may have to bail him out of jail wardswhore the Dmooratie nominees did not avow themwlve m Boventh A 1 La 9 f tarrh Hoods Sarsaparilla other remedies cured them after failed I myself had boon dys peptics for twenty years and Bought relief in vain I resorted to and have been built up in health It cursi my stomach trouble and my weight has increased from 112 to 140 pounds Try it ye sufferers from Maine to Califor- ¬ nia aadi from the North to tho Gulf Hoods Sarsaparilla will do you good D P Smith Justice of Peace Mountain Creek North Carolina fl six for f Hoods Sarsaparilla Hoods phis ssrasr Qfrfet JA si f W3 ye like the set o mma Aunt Jerusha the new wmati1 m POSITIONS GUARANTEED under reasonable conditions Co not gay It can not be done till you send for free catalogue of JBB r ipi H For Magistrate Pembroke District WM LPARKER DRAUQHONS PRACTICAL FlrBt ward R H HOLLAND Second ward J DUDLEY WARE Third vrard DENNIS RPERRY Fourth ward GEO D DALTON Sixth ward E M FLACK Seventh ward W A PPOOL fatKff Supplemental Repra M i This Collere is stronclv endorsed bv bankers end merchants FOUR creeks by Draughons method ot teacning cookkeetrinfr is equal to TWELVE weeks the old plan Special ad vantages in shorthand Penmanship and Teleg eapooara upen to Dot u sexes no vacation Enter now Railroad Fare Paid We have recently prepared HftMR uunu QTI1TW books on Bookkbepino OlUUli Shorthand and Penmanship especially adapt ¬ ed to home study Write for rHome Study circulars at once NnsUvIHe Teun V tf Yervold dadVmisfhty proud on ve I ye look like a man VJpSl Aye and the children too bless theirhearts they dont e the same I dont see how these fHAPPY HOME fellers kin build sech stylish clothes fer so little rears too like HAPPY HOME is the best money name on earth fer who cud help bein happy with sech f v 3au Tlookin family Eh mother rifgfX say trousersimpther sayldiocm sure Enough ye he bloomed out ama2iniy I skeercely knpwed ye when I come iri T ani Silas hov mn SiLAs--Do- nt erler Uncle my Tn trousers f Well pa how do l v i m 9 ji j- if r 3 it jf X GmA SJ 1 J h v T v M m 1 V Ik ks r X i4 At County Clerks Office i r s V p I U Jul r John Sherman has written a book giving a history of his Forty Years In Public Life in which he has created a sensation by bringing There are consoliDg features about charges of bad faith against Garfield the defection of the Louisville gold Harrison and other notable men The bugs The vote for Hardin will fix principal feature of the book is the the representation for the next State claim of the author that he is the Convention and the gold advocates father of our present financial system who scratch Hardin will not be on that has driven 178000000 of gold hand to gitre further trouble next out of country within the laBt two There is more Catarrh in this secyear when the real fight comes on years the He is welcome to all the cred- tion of the country than all other the Louisville vote drops from it he If can get out of the Crime of 78 diseases put together and until the 18000 to 10000 it simply means that last few years was supposed to be inLouisville will have 50 instead of 90 curable For a great many years The Mason Foard Company have doctors pronounced it a local disease votes in future conventions Just to that extent will this hole of corrup filed suit at Frankfort against W M and prescibed local remedies and by tion be depriyed of power to injure Finley and other publishers of the constantly failing to cureit with local treatment pronounced incurable the Democratic party and sell out its Louisville Truth for 50000 damages Science has proven catarrh to be a long established principles Let the for the publication of an article charg ¬ constitutional disease and therefore bolters do their worst and still the ing that the Mason Foard Company requires constitutional treatment Rails Catarrh cure manufactured by Democratic ticket will win The paid a state official 3964429 as his F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is of the companys dividend in country is aroused and the Democrats share the only constitutional cure on the of Kentucky will do their duty like 1892 This is the same libel fcr market It is taken internally in men The country will increase its vote which Auditor Norman has brought doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful beyond all precedents and it would suit against the Louisville Commer- ¬ It acts directly on the blood and mucous not surprise us to see Hardin lead cial and for which the latter paper hi s offer onesurfaces of the system They hundred dollars for any been indicted tho ticket He will do it in this coun case it fails to cure Send for circu ty and unless we are very much mis lars and testimonials Address F J CHENEY CO Toledo O taken Christian county will have at This item from Louisville shows 15 votes in future conventions which way the gamblers are betting G5FSold by druggists 75c least A Republican on tho coming race TaWE STOCK MAttKET instead of 12 as at present from Indianapolis left 25 at the The Grand Rivers Herald submits Fifth Avenue Hotel office to be placed LIVK Reported br Tatum Embky Co STOOK COMMISSION MEBOHANTS BOURBON STOCK YARDS this as its guess on the judicial race on Bradley being ihe next Governor To make an estimate of the proba- ¬ A halfdozen Democrats wanted it QOOTAIIONS ble vote in the third district we would last night The first one to get there Louisville Ky Oct 16 Cattle say that Judge Linn would get a ma jority of 1150 in Calloway Lyon 275 covered it and wants two or three Receipts 181 Market ruled steady to firm at about Mondays prices and Trigg by 225 imfc Vr a total of thousand more in the same way pretty good clearance made Pros- a lrPo RTiihui vuuld get a majority There is no end to tho money which pects stendv UoO in Christian pvm w Linn a vnTrq Hnrdn wil1 b oloctcT1 777 LOo0 vipto Market net maiority of 200 votes It is not opened tops selling at 4 00 closed probable that there will be a full than 10c 5c The Republicans evidentlv think weak andtops to 90 tolower this th ¬ voie ana mo cnances are more in afS3 S3 95 opening Judge Breathitts favor on this ac- Hopkinsville affords a fine field for ternoon several cars unsold Outcount Democracy is quiet and Replipoo of buinptd Ono V look not favorable ublicanism is rampant l the district iri Sheep and guv Recc It lookB however as if any changes Long their candidate for treasurer Market bIuw Lambs lower Common shade from the above votes are made they will speak to day and next week two will be favorablo to ludge Linn and of their biggest guns will be fired grades very dull Oattlk Extra shipping 4 00 to i unfavorable to his opponent On the 28th Chas Finley candiLight shipping 3 Mto 4 00 These figures are far from a correct date for secretary of state holds Best batchers 8 60 to 4 00 Fair to good butchers toilet estimate Lyon is probably about forth and on tho 29th Judge W H 2 00 to 2 60 Common to medium butchers Thin rough steerspoor cows and right but Trigg will give at least 400 Holt will make a speech In spite of scalawags 1 00 to 1 76 2 8 25 to 3 50 Good to extra oxen while Breathitt will have to run 500 all this oratory just watch Hopkins 1 25 to 2 25 common to medium oxen 10001b to 12001b Feeders 8 25 to 8 75 votes ahead of his ticket to get 1200 ville go Democratic Htookers 1 60 to 25 1 25 to 2 f5 Bulls in Christian county Breathitt will Veal calven 2 60 to 6 60 not go to Calloway with more than 25 00 to 80 00 Choice milch cows Campbell is making a great race Fair tn good milch cows 12 00 to 18 00 600 majority which ought to be easily Hogs Choice packing and butchfor governor of Ohio and many well 1 ery 225 lb to 800 lb 8 W to 8 05 overcome posted politicians claim that he will Fair to Kood packing 180 lb to 8 95 to 4 00 i251b Good to extra light 1G0 lb to 180 J J The Louisville Democrats opened be a Buro winner wiowhujmij lb 4 CO nmi 120 lb to 150 lb 4 00 Fat shoats the city campaign with a big rally at a 00 to 4 00 Fat shoots 100 lb to 120 lb 8 25 to 8 fO Attention Members Uoughs 150 lb to 400 lb Phoenix Hill Thursday last Suekpand Lus Good to ex ship The Gun Club will meet at Dr M ping sheep 2 60 to 2 75 night Col Breckinrdge was the 2 00 to 2 50 Fair to good W Williams office at 7 p 1 75 to 2 00 Common tomedlum principal speaker and he made an el ¬ Bucks 100 to 2 60 8 25 to 8 40 flxtra lambsKentucky lms oquent plea for tho whole ticket Business of importance and a full atTennessee 300 tor25 tendance is desired Fair to good That the Democrats are getting into 8 60 to 8 00 Common tomedlum j W A Wilous Captain 1 75 to 223Tall ends or culls better shape iu Louisville is shown rnRrmfKiivn by the fact that the Republicans have lowered their claims from 10000 to 3590 in tho city ttni many Demo Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U S Govt Report crats even liopo to carry the city tor jL Iij liu u The Cotton States and International Exposition at Atlanta which takes rank among the most brilliant fairs over organized on the American Continent comes in for conspicuous attention both pictorial and literary in the November number of Frank Leslies Popular Monthly The lead- ¬ ing article on this subject is from the authoritative pen tof Walter G Cooper the energetic chief of the De partment of Publicity and promotion Among the notable short stories is The Railway Signal by the famous Garsnine Russian writer Tho frontispiece is an admirable reproduction in water colors of a characteristic The New England Thanks Altogether the im- ¬ giving Dinner proved Frank Leslies Popular Monthly is a brilliant success f Mammoth Olo thing Maiii Hopkinsville St THE Shoe Go No Ky 1 S fjrjlt HOWE JEWELRY CO HAS THE HOST ELEGANT LINE OF Personal attention given to Watch Clock and Jewelry Repairing Remember the place 209 SOUTH MAIN ST Watches Jewelry DIAMONDS Bric-a-brSilverware Clocks t Cut glass Svectacles Art Goods eyerseen outside of a large city ALL AT LIVING PRICES ac vJ Two Doors HOWE JEWPLRY COMPANY Gall on us for Reliable Goods and Repairing North of J H Anderson Co JAS M HOWE other nestfuls until they would coyer the victim and sting him to MGR v HORNETS GUARD NESTS Queor Friondshipa Between Them and tho Marsh Wrens Wby a Colony of Birds Is Rapidly In ¬ creasing In Number In tho Salt Meadows at the Month of tho Hotuatoaio Klvor On the broad brown salt mead- ¬ ows that skirt the Housatonic river just above its mouth is a vast col ony of marsh wrens In the acre of 2 GO U rwwf Hardin f ft 11 iY i They now say t id Geu is crazy f o tUOso who havojwa th reports ho has sent out from the Uii ban revolutiorvthis news wil not bo a surprise tie mis ounor uei cr z V aU aldug 0v has been so foolish n t presume upon the lack pf in iellignco tiit tka readinG miblie 7cta m -- U aftBsa Powder l 4S0LUTEEY PURE g j mm f uL T P BilTLC aLxrvDKvwi aou3 it V vsfm If MflfllMf Ml rrdf ro t h ratljmittq tha change ie mttrrfam rf- - Wti have been quite opurcd by men who would cut off the floating tresses of young girls we also have suffered from a maniao who cojild not resist squirting ink on the J ii it oi irtfnrlnw gowns of passing women r last mice take possession of a great many year a man with a sharp pair of scis- ¬ of them and the old mice can be sors U9ed to slash pieces out of any ¬ seen at all times of the day nimbly ones coat or skirt that came within running up and down the reeds his radius This last person was coming to and going from their cozy sent to a madhouse whence he while our practice of choosing Presi A homes Like most squatters thoy ought not to have been released but dents not because of their fitness but are not the most desirable settlers being pronounced cured he was because of their availabilitv is in and sad to sayfrequently repay their launched upon an unsuspecting com- ¬ theory all wrong in practice no open hearted landlords by eating munity again and profited by his harm comes from it for under our l form of government we do not need all the pink eggs in the near by liberty to uso his scissors once more a President of extraordinary ability wrens nests If caught in the act He accosted a lad in a deserted the average man iB good enough a dozen of tho excited birds will or- ¬ street and asked him to write down auu lor mm iwo terms is ample ganize a vigilance committee trail an address and profited by his oc- ¬ What we want in Mr MoMsraris V the thief to his home and drive him cupation to neatly slice off the lobes opinionis a strong government SPhe and his family from the nest tear ¬ of both the poor boys ears and then people by the people not a govern ¬ ing it to pieces to provent any re- ¬ ran away This interesting lunatic ment of the people by a strong man turn whose name is Maire will now go in ¬ and we ought not to tolerate any ¬ thing which has even the semblance Big spiders too love to nest in to permanent confinement but the of heredity tho abandoned basket like abodes youths ears are permanently disfig ¬ the advocates Mra McMaster counsels of third term for Mr and live for many seasons in them ured to his great anguish of mind Clevelan to remember the doctrine of The most desirable tenauts of all the illustrious founder of their party Italys Grand Old Man are thebig black and white hornets that in no office can rotation be J nuA Francesco Orispi who is now in mure espeuient j ii By far tho greater number of the u u old nests are inhabited by these his seventy fifth year even in looks BeyerJy item fiery fellows and odd to relate is anything but an old mapv jSner- Bevekly getic restless by temperament ho JKV thoy are tho best of friends with tho JO xiuiu iu tup landlords As if by agreement with leads a wonderfully active life sel ¬ wife of Mr Colbert Cavce on Oct the wrens they keep a perpetual dom leaving the Italian capital even 16th a nine pound boy exact weight W sometimes write of little maida guard over the new ueats as well when the heat of the Roman summer With diijnty robes hdunnylralda ns those where they live Let a dog drives every one else to tbeseasido or But this horcuoy I tell you now5 Corn will grow behind his pl6r rjfciiv j the mountains Orispi works all the uovuncoa3cibus rail or sfiiposliooter I lmvo oftbn oea the little flooklTO j tmiei spcps little PTltu net MMV I And know hoBpruiigroinhUstUug8toeka bird egging boy or any creature V tin whatever approach the nest within does not drink or smoke Iu stead of a fcwjardiJ and ovulcienjy without 4iuiuigmg m copious libations of City Taxfor 1896 warning a coiiors of Winged war- - y fiuiuq oismnrcK or oven lu Aircity4aiesforJ895 aot paid by riors will Jail on tho intruder- - and pi ms nanvo vpie urispi drinks Nov Istywillbe slibjectt3kPnalty flight isthh onlvaafi nniira TO nothing stronger than milk of ofg purcejit whicnwiil b dded i h ii Hi il ja a L X Cavn8 V ucts jjvbuld sprVe reinfofded Bv Xi tr9 Oct l5 8t City tox Collector t i tangled tules and cat tails they have built nests innumerable prettily woven affairs of reed and cat tail leaves The neats which are as largo as ones head are so compact- ¬ ly constructed and so thoroughly thatched as to be entirely weather tight As a rule the thrifty little chattering wrens prefer not to oc cupy a last years nest so there are every season hundreds of empty ones They are not allowed to re ¬ main vacant long bpwever for there are too many creatures seek ¬ ing just snnlj quug gboUrc takecare to build their new nestS always very near to the old The but who now rejoice over a permanent birds are themselves entirely de- - cure by Hoods Sarsaparilla Scof- fenseless and their nests being ula may appear as a humor or it may easily located on account of size and attack the glands of the neck or the noise made by the wrens they break out in dreadful running Bores have in some localities been entirely 0D tne boa7 or Hmbs Attacking the wiped out by egg collectors The Plucouf membrane it may develop Qto ctarrh or lodging in the lungs boys havo learned to give this col- J ony a wide berth however and the mayj a xaitnlul course of treatment Housatonc marsh wrens are fast in- - with Hoods Sarsaparilla will over creasing iu numbers and Unless come it for working upon the foun the hornets shift their quarters are dation of all diseases impure blood likely to sing happily there in the the system is clarified and vitalized reeds andraiso many a brood of nnc vigor strength and health re young iuycars to come N Y stored to tho body World A jizlz2 jx figJ i0 Wonm YoobConfid The success of Hoods Sarsaparilla in conquering scrofula in whatever self iB vouch SsSno f Eg Tho November Fornin New Ntenlj J The leading article in the Novem ber number of the Forum will be a discussion of tho third term nueiinn by Professor John Bach McMasteiy the historian entitled Tho Third term Tradition Mr McMaster cites the well known historical precedents agaiuji ivaldontial third term and thinks there is no reason to beliqve that the old time antipathy to a third term is one whit less stronger than it vr I iru l ITtrwiih lti v atieasi cjjzji tor the rhi frtYliiirrrxLWIi Jbte anu repent t leisure imiti I 1 slv i in cbukl stfiajpi- uAjnujiig lilt au fii vk J ftAai 8b AEOMD 3 vu Clarke to stop the mons prize fight Oct 81 Bishop A G Haygood of the M E Church was stricken with paralysis at Oxford Ga and will probably not recover resiieum had it appearedfrom BRADLEY AN A P LTlie law providfus Section 1489 of Tl i- A Krehph RyalIat8 Veparat TM Rello dooumiataryevldence madeiso bSkT 7 Tfr ff as to jibeiraet the heart of the young StartllBff Information About tho Keptibl- t1 NOTHING BUT NEWS FOUND IN THIS Rov J o Xset Wiacuswl THWflubjMt r Ip general statutee that persons con r of Louis XVII t j chb Cnnaliate victed of a felony shall be excluded Sermaa COLUMN o Publicity has been given to sJfSluV njvChlen he conducted a examluatlon of his body upori The331izabethtown News is respon ¬ from the right pf suffrage Below cular ceremonv Which tonk- nlsJa 10- of the Rev J 0 Rust A Condensed Aeceant of the Latest Hp Edgefield Baptist1- Church- - preached you will find s list of Christian eenlily at Neulllysur Selne In the hla death In the Tour do Temple by sible for the following county convicts discharged together course of which a reliquary was order of the coralte de surete gen peolugra TewelyTolclXorHuay Readers While in Louisville last week wer f last night on the iiibj of thoCuban with date of discharge handed to Count Hrbaln de Maille eralo The doctor preserved tho heard a very interesting story of how Hjtobk his text on the Persons discharged from the Revolution heart as an object of I Ex jhyidontHarrisonB grandson story of thGooilamaritan bb told Frankfort penitentiary since Dee representing the Due do Madrid bv veneration and on theadoration and Billy Bradley in search of votes bereturn of the Baby Smfee has scarlet fever 15 1885which are all frjm Chris- - MEgouard Drumont in the pres came a member of the secret politicaB i lu ao in Luke encaofa group of legitimist notablll Bourbons endeavored to restore It to organization known as the A wan county Sillus Browning shot and killed TlTe5 speaker first gave a descripP A royal keeping Circumstances how ¬ ies hd a notary This reliquary COLORED LIST Steuben Green pear Fineville Kyi ever wore against him but irrime The Btory comes from a member of lf tion of the ieland its topography and says ihe London Telegraph consist ¬ DATE OP DISCHABOE MriTruxton Beale Blaines daugh beauty and of its natural conditions Jno NAME Bradleyl April 11 1888 ed pfja crystal ovlfqrm vase opening diately before his death in 1828 ho that order and bears every semblance its resources its climate and other ter nas jeii ner nusoana Doc 21 1888 in the middle and surmounted by a supplicated by letter Mgr de Que- ¬ of truth upon its face and the infor-i- giftsj ofdivine donation and said Chas Crutchfield Mason county Democrats norai- with all this abundance of richness Henry Weston Eeb 13 1889 fleurfddlls in copper gilt In it was lan then archbishop of Paris to mant says Bradley will not deny it nateddas E Cahill for rebresonta- and located b it is in the heart Qf Walter Grant Aug 11 1890 suspndtfd a dried human heart and receive the treasure in order that He says that a certain lodge of the A WallacaSmith Nov 28 1890 at tna bottom of the vessel were It might bo handed to tho royal P A in Louisville decided by a vote this lad vaucinsr western civilization VYiniam donnston jjec 24 1890 somepleces of broken crystal The family - jQtiba should be in a most prosperous Tv M Mojrofr has leWed the HusJames Then came the revolution of 1830 to support Pettit for Governor and as Feb 16 1891 hear if certain doouments and tra tleratJ ackspn Ky and will run it conauion ne saia una was not true fPuryey Barker soon as this was done a certain well Long Mch 25 1891 however as in fact the island was to be accepted was that and with it the sack of tho palace known hotel miuiure Aug 14 1891 clltioasiaro man who is Republicanx The vase was broken in the court- ¬ bankrupt and poor beaten and piK jsarvey uucisner Allen Fletcher jailer o Magoffin Dec 201891 of Louis XVn and the proceedings yard by one Lesoroat who was igno ¬ and an Ai P A sent a man to Tomp lagea oy ner oppressor Jtie spoue of Rezin Knight coiifitgjBhot hiniself throughth the 4ack ofprogress and the unde Smith Thos Feb 5 1891 opened with the reading of an auto ¬ rant of its value and he carried kinsville with word to Bradley tc Fox Chas heaiPnile cleaning a pistol- i graph letter from Don Carlos in away merely April 24 Velopment of the country which was the papers which were come to the city quick on important Stanley Renz ine writer thanked Mr Dru which June 25 Garrard county Kepublicans jhaye apparent on every hand Ho spoke MPrrison Bryant Jan 27 1892 monfor the homage which he had found with tho vessel but subse business that Bradley canceled his liULumuiou yvrignt iveiiy ipt repre ¬ of how thousand had been oppressed Mav 5 by Spain and said it wub no wonder WilsoniToe paidio this preolous rello of the royal quently by his aid M Gabriel Pel ¬ appointment to speak at Tompkin- ssentative Maynor Josh Jan 11 1893 niikT which he the prince ac letan recovered tho fragments of the ville and came to the city This hotel the Jas TJ Willis one of Gen Jno and women were sad the men crloomv YTfliuocK waiter vase which still bore the heb m K oepjted In order the children morose He said might be do shattered seventeen at U H Morgans captains c is dead Payne Lewis 18 number and the stars friend took Bradley to a conferences Spain the oppressor of Cuba was posited in tho chapel of the castle Williabstown Ky Taylor John Sept 11 u fy v mentioned In the receipt which had with some of the leading A P As in always Jhe friend of royalty and Feb 3 1894 ofFrdhsdorf Jesse Moss rcoh waajshoi ecclesiasticism Spain haB a popu- Dade James given by the archbishop Fur ¬ the city and that he Bradley remon- ¬ 7AsJ in such a matter everything been Mch 21 byChasBoimiawBite lation of 18000000 and 10000000 BaldoRoy atMayfield ther search revealed in a heap of strated with them for throwing their depends upon the genuineness of the 25 man j of tlieni can neither read Jibr write OBryant Upshar sand the royal heart which Johnson Chas April 9 relief the solemn declaration of the the odor of the spirits of retained votes away on Pettit and urged therm R V Norton- a CcCreary man Roman Catholicism is the state re- McCouly Eminott wine in to support him One of the confer 17 ddndgwas regarded as a pious proof won the Derriboratio legislative nom ligion and Protestants are permitted Edwards Frank which it had been for so long pre-- ees said Oct 1 1894 off its royal origin Mr Bradley what assur- ¬ to worship only in private He said He affirmed ination m Spencer county Jan 20 1895 raising his hand as Frenchmen do In oarvad such a nation has lost all Trwin Andy no wonder ance have we that if we support yous Wm 20 Uncle Jacks Mistake a court of law that the heart was GM Van Leuven convicted of her American possessions save Cuba Rodgers Jeff and you are elected Governor that April 9 pension fraudsn Ipwa has been par- ¬ and Porto Rico Air Rust favored Miller certatnly the ono which he had In ¬ returns from a long you will not appoint Catholics to of¬ Uncle Jack WHITE LIST recognizing by Congress thes Cubans doned by thepresident Bradley promised that her fice Phillips Wm Feb 15 1895 herited from his mother and that It walk and being somewhat thirsty would not do this but this did not as belligerents at its next Bession The Covington grand jury again Aprill4 1894 came into her possession from the drinks from a tumbler he finds on satisfy them and finally he said as declared all the conditions existed Duncan Walter par failed to indict Senator Gcebel for the He such a declaration hands of M Gabriel Pelletan who in the table Enter his little niece riowen vvit duly 30 for according to an evidence of good faith he was will ¬ murder of Banker Sandford Please see that tho Democratic of- his turn had treasured it for fifty Alice who instantly sets up a crv the rules of international law Ho ficer ing to join the order and that night of the election in your precinct three years he having rediscovered Alice weeping Youve drinked he took the oath and was regularly John Donnelly one of the old Billy then explained thoso rulings in degets a copy of the above list Emerson minstrel company haB been tail Nashville Banner it at the archbishropio and recog- ¬ up my quarlum and youve swal- ¬ initiated Our informant says that Geo E Gaiit Chmn sent to the asylum for the insane at nized it as the ono which his father lowed my free polly wogs Reboboth Bradley will not deny that he is art Papers in neighboring counties had Intrusted toMgr de Quelan Xlie lalr Was a Success Ukiah Cal A P A Sunday Herald please copy i An extra session of the Arkansas The fifth annual meeting of the legislature is upt to be called by Gov fair three days of last week proved TOI1ACCO NEWS Corbett-Fitzsi- 53 AND ABO fTTij cusifcyoLuilW as rim iiiniijgfifliit i WI tl MrjhSife jt 4 i 5 v a- in 7V post-morte- m Per ii m tm f I thatlt Chas J Bonaparte a grandson of Jerome Bonaparte and a grand nephew of Napoleon is a Republican politician in Baltimore Grayson Republicans nominated J H Rice for the legislature in lieu of Bruner who proved to be ineligi ble Elizabethtown was shot arid killed Saturdayk LinaB Warren is bus pected t Frank Smith a treasury ox employe was found dead on the Long bridge across the Potomac at Washington wiie nve cnuareu no work took ppi son Tpw Vellito deputy marshal of lit ThejcwTucah ReDublicans nomfnn tted a full ticket for councilmen and if the Democrats dont lookout they will elect it while the Democratic factions are wrangling jChao Robinson a farmer knocked down Abraham Bonta President of a bank at Harrodsburg The banker gave him the lie over a lawsuit It happened in the courtroom An assassin Jired on Councilman Henry Watson at Mt Sterling Saturday night and killed the horse he was riding Watson got on hiB feet and opening lire with his pistol put the assassin to flight C W Hoeffer a prominent Ohio preacher and a Republican member of the legislature acknowledges writing a lotter to the Democrat State Committee soliciting the pay ment of 51600 for his vote for senator George Roberts a prominent and wealthy citizen of Oasawatomie Kas v hii family were absent at din nen went upstairs in the house and Bhot himself through the hoart He wrote a brief note saying Poor health and old age answers all TJI 1 jomL one r r c t Tuuucuu zenB by the death u air V p Bal- ¬ lard He was in every way an honorable man kind true and jub A life long friend of the public schools Kit-- - hiB thought and care in that direction will be missed His was a mod est yet useful life and his family does not mourn alone over his death News The new U S gunboat Nashville was successfully launched at Newport News Va Saturday Misa Guild arid her father Ex Mayor George B tiild of Nashville having been call- tjd home by death in the family Miss Emma Thompson christened the boat and Congressman Washington of Tennessee represented Mr Guild in the ceremonies Miss Nettie Easley u well known YOUnff woman who lived in tTiR fnmilr of A B Swearingen at Alt Wash ¬ ington committed suicide by hang ing Wednesday night about 9 oclock Jri a note on a slate belonging to one of the children of Mrs Swearingen the young woman said tho deed was tdone because her love for Albert - Seigol who worked pn a neighboring farm was riot returned The young woman was about twoniy years old Sljfihrid been in the family of Mr vjpiringeri for twelve years She Slqorawentnhttf society preferring by herself arid seemed to havu i A partiouiur aversion for men ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 I 1 f ¬ ¬ ¬ - to be the most successful ever held The crowds were larger the exhibits fuller and the attractions better than any previous year This in spite of the lateness of the date and the in clemency of the weather on the last day While the crowds were good they were not tip to the oldtime outpourings and reunions that we used to see Iu a recent number of the Fanners Home Journal Dr C H Todd had an article on this subject from which we take this extract I wish to say that the decadence of the iaeai county iair in JientucKy commenced some years ago when the amphitheatre enclosing a large crclo for tho exhibition of ring horses and cat tle was abandoned for the grand stand and its track Pardon me for citing an instance illustrative of this lact by reference to the history of the Lexington fair I well remember the year the Lexington fair abandoned the amphitheatre for the grand stand a conversation I had with one of Fay ette countys most esteemed and hon ored citizens one whose heart was in the success of the county fair when ho said This change will mark the decadence of Kentuckys great fair An ideal county fan requires some fifty acres of land an amphitheatre enclosing a circle for the ex hibition of ring horses and cattle a floral and agricultural hall a grand stand and a half mile track shady fine music side shows of all frove small admittance all vehicles and horses free no gambling and everything done for the N comfort and pleasure of the crowd The future for the ideal county rair1 in Kentucky was never brighter The time has come when the liorse Hrccrrs of Kentucky will no iongo go after false gods but they will realize the fact that it i to their in terest to enter their horses in every ring at all of the ideal county fairs in their vicinity Dr Todd will be borno out b every one who cun call to mind the glorious days prior to lite war when the fair was looked forward to year after yas with emotions of the great rt nlnnpro Jv V tipple of this and HOPKINSVILLE MARKET Keportcd Oct t by J H Eggleton of fred Lewis 5c Co leuf dealers 10 95 Al- ¬ Receipts smallest for the season safes very light and no change in prices from last week quality very poor were the leading features of the week The 1895 crops all cured up a very good color and need rain very bad to make colors run Some of the farmers think the tobacco will not weigh out bo well as the 1894 crop GTTXIIXrC et ColderI COLD na to Cueing Q Yon Will Want 4DOZENAT43c TJnti they are Gone eK0ef uRobes 43C EACH Wha Always Sold For SI Before JU a Why LAP ROBES Of Cours t did But the 1895 rop has more spread of leaf and length and will be much more desirable than tho 1894 crop with the worm cut in it which will make good snuff tobacco a kind all the marketB have been very bare of for several years I think the damage from worm cut and frost Will nPt have any effect on prices on this market However it is the unexpected that happens in the to¬ ESOSSEJ BJJ AasreSrcs of Every Description GO F A YOST ISO 18 Ninth St bacco trade QUOTATIONS Trash lugs Y Com Med Good Com Med Good SI 00 to 2 00 leaf RECEIPTS 650to 4 50 to 5 50 80Q 400to 500 none on sale 3 00 to 4 00 200to 300 OPENING oil OOT 9 H 1 For week For year Sales for week Sales for year Offerings for week v 20 hhds 13835 82 13421 87 AY THURSDAY OCT to see 10 J If you want the LARGEST aud MOST BEAUTIFUL Iu Bud Oompuny City Ky Oct 19 The Central Hon Tom Pettit the PopuliBt partys rrndidatc fcr governor spoko hero to in audience of fifty seven by actual count at this place to night Mr Pettit was introduced by Mr M L Ward one of the most ftremo Re vivhlkr iityo in the county tud this is causing more comment than Pettits speecu Tom STOCK OF DRV GOODS Ever placed on exhibition in this city attend the opening of tf3 fit Take Vitalia Liver Pills The convention of the Kentucky bankers ussouiuucii to meet in lu city next Tuesday will bring together about one hundred and fifty of the financiers of the state a gathering of men of affairs Buch as has never before assembled in Owensboro The association In JiUclcs in its member ship nearly every banking institution in the state and there will be representatives of every section of the old commonwealth It will be the bank- ¬ ers day off and while questions of deep import will be discussed in the business sessions tho membors will be here to enjoy themselves Owens- ¬ boro Messenger n AY s amphitheatre and magnificent rings of show horses trotting and saddle horses throughout the day Tho fair company became discouraged and the old amphitheatre was torn down and the grounds were platted and Bold into town lots not long ago If our fair directors would replace the amphitheatre with another one and return to the fair with its big pumpkins its baby shows and its all day program and dinners on the ground and hold it early in September we would probably see more of the old time Vitalia double strength for sale by crowds and county reunions druggists old-fashion- happy daysthat people love to call to mind We then had a splendid ft iX Hi til About our line of we feel sure will be appreciated by all lovers all OlotliinR w vfofgooddress m Vl rH Awarded y M kti i3 V Mixed Relationships tn Indiana HIghestjHonors am CREAM WorldTFalr There has been another marriage between tho Rays and Lucases at Deputy Jefferson county Ind and thereby the relationship in these much related families are even more tangled Marion Lucas aud Lilian Ray have been married Rays brother-in-lathereby becomes his w son-in-law f4 t Man This is an opportunity that he will not miss We confident in the assertion that not a house in Kentucky can show a finer line of Clothing HatSantlFuriiisIiIujjsi fee-V-- f vt V We Feel that the above iA yd J Ray isboth his now w son-in-lan-l BAKING POWDER Tj note is in the employ of Robert Mjlls aboyt six miles oitJrom Mt Wash ington Hewasan intimate friend M05T PERFECT MADE of the Swearingen family kbut so far A pure Grap CWm of Tartar aBieknownTneyerpaid hia attentions irom Ammonia Alum or any otrwr SmSS to the girl A cornea hit own father 40 YEARS THE STANDARD 4 1 Thoyouiigmanmentioned iu the ft r bM and father-in-laMrs Lucas becomes her fa ¬ thers sistor inJaw and her children will bo both meed and nephew and grandchildren to her father Pur suinglhe relationship along a differ ¬ ent line Addison B Ray being fa thertoMraVdMrs Lucas and also 3 Jl M4 TV ri liMniti mum wiuwi buu dialers unu lw brother to them be brother-in-law to insure a visit from you TV W COX OULWARE j M if- mto0mvimmjttmit nwMwftlMB Af 6 JEmC a A HOPKINSVILLE KEISTTtJOKIXNT INCREDUirXl8 fewkMM 1 KATHUSEtf HyOUENEBN r r fmrnm Ufftt EMt r i L ryLoTrrno of TW r r v What is Tlbm bbI Swet Strain Otmg Tfeaf May Be Atlanta Exposition fry the Mp A wording to a story which comas bbb Hb7 bM H bV bbI Castorla Is Dr Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants and Children It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor Oil It is Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty years use-- by Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castoria relieves teething troubles cures constipation and flatulency Castoria assimilates the food regulates the stomach and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep Cas toria is tho Childrens Panacea the Mothers Friend Castoria Castoria is an excellent medicine for chll- ctaen Mothers have repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children Da O C Osgood Jewell Mass 41 Castoria is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted I hope the day is not far distant when mothers trill consider the Teal interest of their children and use Castoria instead of the various quack nostrums which ere destroying their loved ones by forcing opium morphine soothing syrup and other iurtful agents down their throats thereby sending them to premature graves Da J F Kinciieloe Conway Ark Castoria I Castoria is so well adapted to children that recommend it as superior to any prescription known to me H A in So Oziord St Archer M D Brooklyn N V Oor physicians in the childrens depart ¬ ment have spoken highly of their experi- ¬ ence in their outside practice with Castoria and although we only have among our medical supplies what Is known as regular products yet we are free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon it United Hospital and Dispensary Aixen C Surra Pru Boston Mass Tha Centaur Company 77 Murray Street New York City U Uk PAEADISE OF WOMEN Country Whore Men Are Sub servient to Tneir Wives ol Lite Among the ladakhs la Full Complications The Children Recognize tho Mother and ADJnre Their Pa JJowUclorlng OTMBlly How surprised many new women of tho civilized nations would be if told that far from being in advance of all hear sisters in tho world she is lament Ably behind in many vital points Thero exists in a far off place on this globe a community where women have supreme unques tioned and imperious sway over man A celebrated Russian traveler Count Nicolas Notovitch tells of somo strange things from the land of the Ladakhs These people Inhabit territory covering an area of 30000 square miles known as Middle Thibet and the count estimates tho population at 140000 souls Meta- ¬ phorically speaking they can be classed among tho most elevated tribes in tho world their homes being on an average 20000 feet above the level of the sea The woman of the Ladalch tribe says Mr Notovitch are far in advance both in physicial graces as well as intelligence of their semi civilized sisters of other tribes and nations Whilo as a rule they are below medium height their figures are of exquisite symmetry and grace The rareness of the moun ¬ tain air gives them an exceedingly clear complexion of which they are very proud Thoy have eloquent months with excellent teeth and their faces are continually wreathed with smiles Their disposition matches this make up being sunny and amiable They arc extremely neat and fond of prinking Though on account of the altitude the climate is very rigorous thoy spend a great deal of tho time bathing In their costumes thoy show a charming inclination for tho picturesquely bizarre quilt If one meets a Ladalch wearing a shirt he may be at once set down as an ultra swell as this useful garment is totally unknown save among the very rich The care bestowed on their per- ¬ sons may better be imagined than do scribed as Notovitch says they never wash except by compulsion There is a severe law subjecting a man to heavy fines If ho does not wash himself at least once a year The men in this place are totally sub- ¬ servient to the rule of the gentler sex The women dictate tho laws which gov- ¬ ern the community through the priests who almost without an exception are regarding taxes or other tributary measures enforced by law All this oelf assertiveness on the part of worn- ankind among the Ladakhs reaches its culrnlnative point in polyandry plu- ¬ rality of husbands which is practiced to the fullest extent among theso peo- ¬ ple Tho men have littlo or no voice in tho matter of courtship The yonng woman makes inquiries about the standing of the family of which her prospective husband is a member If satisfactory sho signifies to tho mother of her choice that she wishes him for a jing tuk loverj consent is always readily obtained and the marriage feast prepared The man is in duty bound to provide to the best of his ability for the family support A wife has the unquestioned prerogative to take unto herself as many husbands as she They decide appointed by themselves any questions that arise from disputes m and many hucd fabrics with handsome though somber colored furs in the most Ijewildering fashion They know how to show off nnd heighten their personal charms to the best advantage and are inordinately proud of their dazzling white necks One would think that with such an cxamplo tho men would bo tho personification of gallantry and rich in phys- ¬ 3w it UXMU WM shAt I IJf Mwfc tArJl22Lb fiZ Jealousy is something totally un- ¬ known among these curious people and love in its general acceptance is to them incomprehensible Tho husbands far from resenting an addition to their circle greet a newcomer with unalloyed joy Arabian Women in Mourning Arabian women who have to go Into mourning stain their hands and feet with indigo for eight days and during Prof Crouch canio to America l that time they will drink no milk on with Max Meretlr to estaV1 Italian Physician Yoo sir I asked her tho ground that its white hue does not opera in this countrv bat the scheme age ana sno made herseit out two years harmonize with their mental gloom older than she was N Y Weekly was a finaucia1 Jailure Ho taught music seven years in The Way to ner Ileart The Circumstances Finland and subsequently resided in How did Watson over induce that Miss Amy Of course you are famPtar Mio- - n Washington and the old AIis Cjshly to marry him wtli Lo M1rv Uo serveu ail imuugh tho war buuui He raised a beard Home Is Be t in tho confederate army of Northern What had that todo with it Dolly Yes Miss Amy and I think he Virginia and carries the scars of severe must have written it just after return- ¬ wounds now a It made him look like a cat Puck ing from a summer outing Tammany Ho has lived for somo years in BaltiTimes more and it is still his home There is something pathetic abort Anclont MTetoil of Htcinorlnjr He will never The Japanese method of lacquering this dear old musician is said to be at least two thousand years grow old but will live on in hia atold Pieces mado ten centuries ago are mosphere of poetry and music until he joins the choirs in tho Eternal City and rrni nvMhited listens to the harmonies of Heaven pleases nent planter of Georgia and a rejtkUht Rat Vvn Hav HWrd e1 the Composer of Atlanta there Is much need of en ¬ Prof F MIekola Onmts an Old1 lightenment In the southern portion of Man Now IJvlngr ta Baltimore the state It seema that a man living created the Melody in that section was sent on some mis- ¬ f sion up to Atlanta during tho month of How many 6f the millions of people July last Whilo there ho saw and was who have listened to the sweet strains much Interested tniho making of artif- ¬ of that plaintive old song Kathleen icial ice Mavourneon aro aware thatho corn1 Returning homo he told of this to hlsv poser is still living A famous writer friends and for all tho fact that he Is a has said Thero Is no eloquenco that good church member and up to that thrills lilco Irish efoquehcej there is no time had been a highly respected citi- ¬ pootrythat touches like Irish poetry zen of tho community he was at onco thero is no wit so keen as Irish wit looked upon with suspicion Tiro feel ¬ ihere Is no melody so sweet and plain ing ran so high against him for tolling tive as Irish melody H and persisting in tolling that men com- ¬ The composer of Kathleen Mavour mon mortals wero making ice in the neon Is at present at Portland Mei hot month of July something thoy de ¬ whero ho goes every year to visit his clared tho Lord could not do that ho old friends was threatened wlih expulsion from Tho composers name la P Nichols tho church Crouch and ho was born in Devonshire Ho did his best to defend himself In tho west of England in July 1808 and atflast suggested that a delegation fils hair ia as white as tho driven snow pi the most reputable church members but his framo Is still erect and he is as go with him to Atlanta wneroj no as ¬ young as ever and hla soul as full of serted he would prove Tils statement to music Musio is his Hfo and love and their entire satisfaction Tho elders old as ho is ho is continually writing willing to give him a chance did select nnd composing and tho writer listened a committee which with tho accused for somo tlmo to sweot melodies and proceeded to Atlanta and there of good harmony whlch he had Just made course they saw that thoir brother was He is a man who loves sociability right and that men common mortals and makes thoroughly enjoyable every did make ice in July hour you are with him listening to his They all returned home and as quick- ¬ fund of anecdote and reminiscence ly as possible a meeting was called to Prof Crouch has had an eventful life bear tho report When the elders heard The story of tho writing of Kathleen tho delegation declare as had the is this In 1837 when Crouch was brother before it that ice was really nineteen years old he noticed one day mado in Atlanta in July thoy arose in in a British magazine the little poem of their wrath and churched the whole Kathleen Mavourneen and was lot of them struck with tho rhythmic beauty of the TREE CL1MBING RABBITS lines and the tender pathos of tho theme They kept running in his Sheep That Lovo Snails and Insectivorous head and one day whilo riding about Birds That Feed on Grain tho grounds of tho duko of Bedfords It seems almost a stretch of the imcastle at Engley ho evolved tho melody agination to think of rabbits climbing of Kathleen that was destined to trees Yet in Australia many rabbits bo sung by countless generations and have somehow acquired tho almost every tongue habit having been forced on acWhen ho returned to his lodgings ho count of tho persecutions of dogs and completed tho song It was first sung other animals to drop burrowing and by himself at a littlo concert in Ply- ¬ imitate squirrels mouth and after the concert ho pre- ¬ An Australian sent on to England re sented the score and copyright to Mrs cently tho two front feet of a rabbit that had been killed on an acacia three yards from the ground and ho wrote in his letter that this was not at all a re- ¬ markable thing and ho had often found them or at least the traces of their claws on tho bark of trees four five and six yards high For a parrot to eat sheep is another remarkable thing and yet the kea of New Zealand has become a sheep eater having changed to this article of food from a purely vegetable diet The tradition of tho island is that at one time these parrots were unablo to obtain their usual supply of vegetable food and that in desperation they in- ¬ vaded tho drying rooms and ate whatever came to hand finding sheep meat agreeable In Iceland almost all the horses are PROP P NICHOLS CHOUGH fish eaters for the reason that grain is Peter Boen tho wife of a music dealer scarce there and fish is plentiful In England sheep are known who de of Plymouth of whom ho was very fond The music house of Boen failed and light in snails Tho observation of this their effects passed to tho largo houso fact is not new it dates back ono hun ¬ Co of London and dred and fifty years of DAlmaine It is well known that a large number they published the song It went like wild fire and edition of Insectivorous birds become grain after edition was exhausted Into al- ¬ eaters whenever they find that they most every country dime and language cannot procure their ordinary diet of went this simple Irish song with its insects softening melody until hardly a civilTho Philanthropist In giving you ized nation remains that does not know that quarter sir Im afraid Ive besweet Kathleen a hard drinker Fortunes have been mado out of this friendedBeneficiary Youre mistaken Tho song the copyright once having sold at this time sir drinking is ono of the auction after many editions had been I published for 3500 and many a con- easiest things do Puck cern has got rich from its sales Out of Climbing Klght Up all this vast amount of money the poor Bumpus Zigzags is making money old composer has neer received a dol hand over Bst lar McSmith What is he doing now Crouch has written many famous Bumpus He 13 on the stage as a prosongs but none have approached fessional ropo climber Brooklyn Kathleen in popularity Somo idea Eagle of tho extent of its circulation can bo Stark Mad gained from the fact that thirty three Lawyer Did you examine this lady houses in America alone have published carefully beforo certifying that she this song tree-climbi- f ifrfy nr n T 4 M EVERYBODY IS ON TO IT l m VfR LARGEST PIECE OF 600D TOBACCO EVER SOLD FOR THE MONEY Hffiifc Latham HOPKINSVILLE KY Is the finest Hotel In the South All mod ern Improvements Steam Heat and Elect Lights throughout EfF Kates 2 to S3 50 per day Hodges Co MnuRgerH i PROFESSIONAL CARDS H ANBERY BELL The Ohina Decorator An illustrated monthly journal tho only publication in the world devoted exclusively to information and instruction on all matters connected with OMna and Glass Fainting and Decorating Acknowledged by Amateurs Professionals and Teachors as Indispensable and thKtCrecoK nized authority on all subjects connecMJr wltn these arts Each number contains a beautiful colored study six or more pages of designs with full directions for reproduction and a query column open to subscribers only thispper Send 6e in stamps for sample copy Mention Every Lady Bhonld See It Lawyers Practice in the Courts of Christian and ad olnlng counties HopklnsYlllcKy Office City Hall building Court Square -- n wince Price yearly J30O mailed per copy 80o Orders and subscriptions received at this The Ciiika Dbcoratob Publishing Co 05 University Place New York fyTfc V OIVESHALE Attorneys at JLaw Practice in the Com ts of Christian nnd joining counties Hopklnsvillo Ky Office Court St near Weher Ml 8 WITHERS vv ad- ¬ MBLERSniip iUGK EYE 1 1UU OINTMENT CURES NOTHING BUT PILES Attorney and Counsellor at Law Practices In the Courts of Christian and joining counties Hopklnsvllle Ky Office Over Planters Bank ad- - and CERTAIN CURE known for 15 years as tho BEST REMEDY for PILES A SURE SOLD XSX AlCli DltTTGOISTS rrepircilyEIcnAEDnOlT USD CO ST LOUIS PIHBIiailBlMMWBMBuwnMWDM ftUSIINLPEAY e r Attorney at Law street rear of Court House Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Regular Griduate nnd Registered Physician Office Weber ii Collections a Specialty Hopinr Dentist oer tp 0B M S MERRIWKTHER Late of Louisville 1 rh Office in Summers Building tSsOos Hopklnsvllle Ky RNDREW SEARGENTM D at conultation pneof tho Uost Successful Diotors ofwith the presont age Is cordially Invited All will t receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed in evory case undertaken Dr Ntatthew Renrv HTnilvir TrnN Bassett Suceoseiully All JoUlO UBtl liOQg Stonding Dispasea ffni ounugewjiwlUwelcomo the sick andaf flloted at His Office where hospital methods pw rnf later experience as Physician Physician and Surgeon Office Oatarrli ASSSflfe Bronchitis latest Blood and Skin Dis by ¬ Fifth and Mnin Streets The Common People Court Room Hopklnsvllle Ky Telephone No 6 opposite City Sores As Abraham Lincoln called them do the French papers to institute Inquiries with a view of ascertaining tho senti ment of tho people in tho conquered Beichsland Alsace Lorraine upon tho question of a restoration of that territory to France The conclusion reached as a result of theso inquiries Is that a Hoods Pills are the best after din majority of the inhabitants of tho ner pills assist digestion cure headj Reichsland wish to maintain tho presache 25c ent conditions and that henceforth BEAUTY LADAKII Alsace Lorraine will bo almost purely ical favors but tho very opposite Is the German In sentiment and aspirations There will bo no fall pastures case Never was there a tribe of men Genuine Municipal Curiosity whom nature has treated moro shab- ¬ An Old Mans Counsel Tho municipal geographical curiosity bily than tho Ladakhs She lias evidently uwcl up all her nico material on Mr Monroo Davidson of Green of the United States is tho littlo village of Grifton N 0 which lays claim to tho woraun timl what odds and onds ville Ga ssys Moy 21st 18 thero wert left hftvu been utilised for avo used Royal Gennetner for kid I moro divisions than any other town largo or small in the It making ttjo no t ilsml ixiricatvivtf of r i wj troubles from which I have suff ¬ located In two counties world town-is three men Not a suttlow uf an Apollo ia ered fom boyhood thuci Thoy are thin in a few days nnd ia Iravim relief ships two congressional districts two found uino the j stunted o foi limvlilmirif rmil lrnv cin th t has ever gjvjjn only medi ¬ senatorial and two judicial districts me perma Ida litly set on filopiy very Hnau Linen on Iluxloya Tomb I shoulders Tloir wwened features nva nent relief to take pleisuro in recom any one siiffeunir from Here are the lines engraved upon the 1i Sk liirrh rttrw1rtMnta Iit mcndmpr it M ntrionm -vvtk IV IKIUIVOIJUI Huxley of tomb hi V retreating1 forehead Ant nose oinpha any kindbestkidney troubleold I believe And If of Prof no mpotlng pist tho grave thing that t1 peopjo K Isthero be sllonco yet tig by nacnorinon mouth with thin it is the sised all Oarltncss rest i lipfc In the natter or rejs they aitcct can use for debility and nervousness Be not afraid yo waiting heart that wecpt rr nrA of II Tyh IIlo lnlnnAt aloan 4Zmnn thSf mmnrtl m OW TJUtMUIlre lUna nOIEIP IIIM Incno w painful fttT4f Vf WVMiIUVi VVVVUOVB vuvui na Vt4l i cnaiess weep ho wins so oost J or flaio oy U iinrriWJCK niakeupwur renting a dilapidated crtzy 1 t - if A n f J I 1 not care to argue about their ailments What they want is medicine that will cure them The simple honest statement I know that Hoods Sarsapa rilla cured me is the best argument in favor of this medicine and this is what many thousands voluntarily say They Prefer tho German Rnlo Tho German celebrations of tho victo- ¬ ries of tho war of 1870 have led somo of An Oxygen Home Remedy Without Medicine 160 OR HHWALLACE Physician and Surgeon OFFICE up stairs opposite Telephone office corner Ninth and Main Residence corner Main and Seventeenth Hopklnsvllle Ky eases of the bladder of both sexes nromntlv and safely cuted special T rllftO will receivefor all nnd catlfci treotment their taSg ailments Sidney and Urinary Weokback frequent and burning urine dis ijaUAOa Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising from an Impure state of the blood promptly and completely eradicated forever system restoring health and purity from the ease iAi Fifth ical and effective as Uls has cons tantly grown with ny increasing observation and experi- ¬ JuNlUSOMcpAVITT ence WHDkPuyAMDDL1d Kdltor Peoplos Encyclopedia Often the ElectropoiBO Ave N Y April 6 1895 My confidence In the merits of simple convenient econom¬ QohoS Syphilis Gleet Strictures Vorirecele Hydro celeTondernerg Weakness of Organs Piles Private Diseases romqUbed wlttoa Dentist Cures Oases HOW Write us for book about tho Electro poise Mailed freo RC Office nopkinsvilleKy over Kellys Jewelry Store PltONOUSCED HSKERRITT let that tells all H Ii curable rates Painter and Paper IFarig r ALL WORK Melanoholy DIzzlnpsa Tiia thedreadful ot 5rly vice C1d5n brings Organic Weakness unflUlng one of life treated with never falllnc or success a ropy sedf mWSi n DartiaMeAnf ibe and sometimes SSSr iSfti Ies aalbHmen wll appear or tho ohanninL1 nUWeSiiue again and S5iP5 tnn dnr3cthn3 die of thlsPaifflculty an7 en who IVervous Debility tions Impotonoy gnd Sl ftW j K ELECTRt POISE puton tiinj t reasonable Bone with Neatness and Dispatch and Prices i ui SnOP 8th street next to D RBeard offlco Hocklnsville Ky T 1 p WGRA t mlnSrnnLemlnil Weftkness The doctorwill healthy restoration A W bc tuicuuuw J nrsrurta j r WBITK yvur tronWM if ltvlng awcVfoirfran be ourednt home haresPO Z22i iJ in V 1 I l v Dubois 313 i Proprietor of If l 0 D if i ll -j- W I FOURTH AVENUEl u 1 LodeviLLSKKiTUOKT V JEH pqciMMcaw1 OU RY AIrTKlfWMT n iTv t It tm mto ili I10 - 4iyt io vii I Shaving 10e Shampooing 2Ko Hair Cutting aso Nothing but first class work and in tho latest lasnion Hopklnsvllle Kv I Kexl door to First Natibnol Bank r jriiiiii luiJHijjuruer irlinp Tk I I in aim moiltvlnp ent nu observation Tfntjntnniai ot iiatlents are nvtir ptblfslied Bunk reereni es fl my resronsibfllty cheerfu n Addie7 uiw uuau irom W O I TI ImCZwC l p 61 3 Church mreet J VI mill v J r ti - Ail tf i WUJ MM- MUM M itlVIU iin4fiH W1 hnatf- - anti i - jCffcfr tw rutin n hi lmtmtvmt f -fff- i t n J e mMn rr i fi i l CiiitJAi fc r V f f 1 r j r o pki iOatob2tfG4Pt r i t i J f HOPE GEN Ho VltiliE MAHONE h J Jfc Tj- J i OirouitOourjjDiwW Twos jJlrst Monday is Tebrsary terra three weju third Monday ia Mayterm two weeks flr Monday In September tern three weeks OhWwia enil six four weezi Mothers Friend WTTiTiTAM A Miracle in Texas b Fettrtk Monday In February first Monday In June tonn ut Cures Rising tas swwl Monday In September J traiitxytik a fc OALtoVXf Roond Monday In April terra three weei rs Mondar n August term two weeks uecond Monday in November term three weeks First Monday in May term fwt tLYoN weeks first Monday In August term two weeks flni tMonnday i December term two weeks Breast It I have been a midwife for many years and in each case whoroK0TH ERS rTMEWT was used n accomplished wort is the best remedy for RISING OF THE BREAST known and worth tho price for that alone Mrs M M Brewster Montgomery Ala Sent by Express or mall on receipt of prlco 9196 per bottle Book To Mother mailed free BRADFIELO REGULATOR OO ATLANTA QA BOLD BT ALL DBUQOISTS i4tof tewd labor and lessoned pain K Dr Kollock in Nashville Regular Graduato and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon U 8 Navy after ¬ wards Post Surgeon U S Army and later Surgeon British Marine Service with two years experience as physician at Hoi Springs ArK Endorsed by the Encyclopedia Bri anicaflW X page 185 the largest and most luJpKant work In the world being in wenty fWc volumes each the size oil a large church Bible He Is noted as the discoverer of the active principle of gelsemlnum a speoi flo for neuralgia of the face and womb Cures eatarrh Syphilis LosVManhood and General Debility The Dootor has been all over the world and has made mrny cures given up by other physicians Yendome Building KILLED A Threo-Hundred-Pou- A PANTHER Animal Shot In Pennsylvania fonte Pa od tho Beech Creek rail- ¬ way one of tho wildest spots in tho I Alleghenies went squirrel hunting H- - A Sound Liver MAkseTA Well Man recently Going into a thicket a a nrmafinatad nr mile back from tho station he saw uinio troubled with jaundice sick headache the biggest panther he ever heard bad taste in mouth foul breath coat- ¬ of preparing to spring on Watsons ed tongue dyspepsia indigestion dog when the young hunter cam hot dry skin pam in back and be- in view He had seen bears and tween the shoulders chills and fever other wild animals but this was his etc If you have any of these symp- first introduction to a painter toms your liver is out of order and He did not lose his nerve and while your blood is slowly being poisoned blood does not act prop- ¬ keeping his eye on tho animal becauseyour erly Herbine will cure any disorder changed the charge in his gun of the liver stomach or bowels It Withdrawing the cartridge he had has no equal as a liver medicine ready for squirrels he put in a charge Price 76 cents Free trial bottles at of buckshot The panther was eye- ¬ K CHardwicks drug store ing him and waiting for a chance to spring As he raised his gun and The State Railroad Commission has fired tho beast jumped One of the begun its work shot entered the animals right eye and penetrated the brain Watson Chamborlalas Bye and Skin Ointment had to get assistance to remove tho Is unequalled for Eczema Tetter Salt Eheum Scald Head Sore Nipples Chapped carcass It measured thirteen feet Hands Itching Piles Burns JFrost Bites from tip to tip and weighed nearly Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eyo Lids three hundred pounds It was tho For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box first and only pantherkilled here in TO HOBSBOWNEBS twenty years Farmers near the For putting a horee in a fine healthy con- ¬ mountains have been losing stock dition try Dr Cada Condition Powders for three years It is supposed that They tone up the system aid digestion cure loss of appetite relieve constipation correct the panther was the cause of it kidney disorders and destroy worms giving Globe Democrat The Merchants Carnival at Hender son was a most BUCcesfliuLauuir ft fc Charles H Watson a young tel- ¬ egrapher at Clarence near Bello INVESTIGATED BY THE TEXAS CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE AND VOUCHED FOR BY DR C H STANSBURY nia Famous Encounter with Senator IIIU tho Great Leader of Southern From the Texat Chrltllan Advocate Democrats A Sccno With- ¬ Our representative has made a careful in out a Precedent vestlgation of the H E Bpaulding cuo at Longvicw which is here published for the Thero died on October 8 one of the first time and which will be read with by medical most picturesque characters if not ono great interestthe Christian men everywhere Advocates quel In reply to of tho most remarkable men of the tions Mr Spaulding said About eight rear time Gen William Mahone has ago while running a locomotive I contracted never been a popular man in tho sciatic rheumatitm in my left tide from my sense in which tho word is general ¬ hip down It came on slow but sure and in ly used but he has had a fair share of a lew months I lost control entirelyif of that member it was just the same as it was that admiration that always goes out paralyzed I was totally unable to move out to courageous aggressive and impul ¬ of my room for a year and a half six sive men Gen Mahone says tho Chi- ¬ months of which time I was bed ridden I cago Inter Ocean won his flrst reputa ¬ tried every remedy suggested and had regu ¬ attendance on tion as a trusted lieutenant of Gen Lee lar physioians in constantand sent to Hot 1 was bundled up me Ho was a dashing but self contained Springs where I spent three months under army ofuccrand was devotedly attached the treatment of the most eminent special ¬ to the cause of his state and to his com- ¬ ists all of which did me no good and I came back from the springs in a worse mander His flrst appearance In tho field of condition than when I went I came home laid flat on my back national politics was after the quarrel and most exoruciating agonies and suffered screaming in the in tho democratic party in Virginia In pain every time anybody walked across the 1880 as to tho readjustment of the debt room tho only ease I obtained being from After three Mr Mahone was elected United States the constant use of opiates of this kind of senator and took his seat In March monthstimo my entire left legagony during which 1881 At that time tho organization of to the very bone my attentionperished away was called to tho balance Tho a hew remedy called Dr Williams Pink the senate hung in republicans were sure of members Pillst for Pale People by Mr Allison who is enough to organize tho senate but elec- ¬ now train dispatcher at Texarkana and tions had not beenholdand their policy who was relieved of locomotor ataxia of twenty duration At his urgent and was to delay the organization until tho repeatedyears solicitation I consented to give new senators woro in their seats Tho them a trial after taking a few doses I policy of the democrats was to force beganto improve I continued taking tho immediate organization n Thero were pills and kept right on improving until I My leg was just rumors and something more as to tho size finallyascured other one isand I the same the now am sure position Mr Mahone would ultimately that Pink Pills not only cured me but saved take It was stated that In the organi- ¬ my life The reporter next visited Dr CH Stans zation ho would not act with the demo- ¬ crats and it was certain that he did bury a graduate of one of the medical schools of Kentucky and a not attend the democratic caucus The tho confidence of everybodyman who enjoys in Longview policy of tho democratic leaders was to Ho said I know that Mr Spaulding had out and make him declare a terribly severe attack of sciatic rheumatism smoke him of which I tried to cure him used every ¬ his purpose Senator Hill of Georgia then in his thing known to my profession in vain and him to prime as representative of tho extreme finally recommendedback from go to Hot the springs He came Springs southernism of the domocratio party worse than when ho went and I thought It ¬ undertook tho task of driving Mr Ma- was only a matter of time until his heart hone from ills position between the two would be affected and he would die I also his cure parties into tho democratic ranks On know that Williamsis tho direct result of tho of Dr the 14th of March 1881 in a speech use That is rather anPink Pills unusual statement for rasping and exasperating In innuendo a regular physician to make doctor and offensive insinuations all directed I know it is but a fact is a fact and at Mahono Senator Hill precipitated there are hundreds of people right here In one of the most extraordinary scenes Longview who know what I say is tho truth I also know Mr Allison and know that ho was relieved of a genuine and severo case of locomotor ataxia of twenty yean standing Woa Ono of tho Unique Ohar actors of His Time CERULEAN SPRINGS Kentucky f T This famous health and pleasure resort the oldest in Western Kentucky is situated on the 0 V Railroad 14 miles from Princeton and 16 miles from Hopkinsville and is open the year round SIX TRAINS DAILY THE HOTEIi ACCOMODATIONS ARE UNSURPASSED W Trio Coixntv GTJNN 00 in Sulphur and Chalybeate Water Tomnorflfnro rf wuiUMui IValor uu rlarvvnna uvtviug wujijituw v fill Irll lit fvuvu Rft uotjicgo Unntitir Abundance h J HAA fnm n UM UiiU UOVU J1UU1 a UUIU failing spring AN EXCELLENT ITALIAN STRING BAND ON HAND For Descriptive Pamphlet and full particulars TOM P MAJOR Late of Clarksville Tenn JAS D HEADLEY Jb Late of Give ns neadley O MAJOR TOBACCO WAREHOUSE TOM P MAJOR No 1025 1845 Vest PROPRIETORS - - Main Street Insure in the Old Reliable CO Louisville Ky 1895 MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY 1895 CO Total Assets January 1st raia roiicy uoiaers since organization iaiW4ioii Surplus Former N Y Standard 67288 Losses paid in Kentucky over 80000 After second year GUARANTEED CASH SURRENDER VALUES on life and endowment policies INCONTESTIBLE CASH LOANS made on assignable policies in case of lapse no FORFEITURE polioy is continued in force FOR FULL AMOUNT by the reserve or lfpre ferred to the purchase of a paid up pollcv No restrictions as to RESIDENCE or OCCUPA- ¬ TION AMZI DODD President 65830V FW W THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired SMITH CO State Agents 542 West Main street Louisville Ky CALLIS W1 WALLACE I Local Agents KENTUOKY HOPKINVILLE Formerly with Alexander T Grant Propr B T Grant EBBaldwin foierK8 Too Easy New Boarder new life to an old Or over worked horse 26 cents ppockage For sale by druggists comProgressive ouchre is just as popu ¬ position from any other liniment on lar as in former seasons the market It is a scientific discov- ¬ ery which results in its being the most penetrating liniment ever known There are numerous white imitations When Baby was Blek we gavrf her Castoria which may be recommended because When she was a Child she cried lor Costoria they pay the Beller a greater profit When abtVjeeame Miss she clung to Castoria Beware of these and demand Ballards When BbsTad Children she gave them Castoria Snow Liniment It positively cures rheumatism burns scalds sore feet contracted muscles stiff joints old sores pain in back barb wire cuts ¬ sore chest or throatand is especially Chrysanthemums are not very plenbeneficial in paralysis Free trial bot- ¬ tiful this year tles at R C Hardwicks drug store With Rheumatism Read If Troubled This Hendersons firemen hold their an- ¬ nual ball on November 28th Annapolis Md Apl 16 1894 I have used Chamberlains Pain Balm Never Sat Die for rheumatism and found it to be all Many desperate cases of kidney that is claimed for it I believe it to diseases pronounced incurable have be all that is claimed for it I believe Clinic it to be the best remedy for rheuma ¬ been cured by theuse it Kidney Cure Many physicians For sale by tism and deep seated muscular pains C K Wyly market and cheerfully recom- ¬ on the mend it to the public Jno Gr Brooks tree at Johnny Earle fell dealer in boots shoes etc No 18 Flemingsburg and from a hurt was fatally Main St Also read this What The People Sat Mechaniesville St Mary County I couldnt keen store without Fo Md I sold a bottle of Chamberlain Balm to a man who had been leys Honey and Tar E D Whipple Pain suffering with rheumatism for several liostant 111 Ship at once cant sell any other It made him a well man A Jears MoGill For sale at 50 cents per cougn medicine JUL VV Ellis Mon trose Wis bottle byR C Hardwick druggist Foleys Honey and Tar saves me L A Revivals are numerous in nearly doctors bills every winter Towner Manteno 111 For sale by every locality u A vvyiy With two little children subiect to lllll Fishermen revel in sport now croup we do not rest easy without a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Rem- Do Not Be Imposed On succumb to a few attacks quickly Alwava insist on cattinn Pnlnvs Honey and Tar as it is positively For Bale at 25 and 50o Dor bottle by aDsoiuteiy ana unquaiineaiy tne Dest R C Hardwick druggist cough medicine Accept no substi- ¬ tute For sale by C Iw Wyly Uncle Dave Winkler the oldest man hi Daviess county is dead Grant county had a rain Saturday ¬ ww i Snow Liniment This Liniment if different in Ballards MM Old Boardon This is the night we usually havo chicken New Boarder Thats not half bad Do we often got chicken Old Boarder Oh about three times a dinner to night What do wo got for ARLINGTON HOTEL REASONABLE CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN RATES STBEET LOUISVILLE HOT AND COLD BATHS KY BAR BARBER SHOP week New Boardor Well by Jove I thats pretty fine but I dont see how Mrs Skimpcr can afford it Old H M Blossom senior member of Cough Remedy is given as soon as the child becomes hoarse1 it will pre H M Blossom k Co 217 N 8d St vent the attack Even after the croupy St Louis writes I had been left cough has appeared the attack can with a very distressing cough the realways be prevented by giving this sult of influenza which nothing seem- ¬ remedy It is also invaluable for colds ed to relievo until I took Ballards and whooping cough For sale by Horehound Syrup One bottle com- ¬ pletely cured me I sent ono bottle R C Hardwick druggist If vour children are subject to croup What a Prominent Insurance Man WPwa for the first symptom of the Sats If Chamberlains IIIWIH lM J The old Henderson sanitarian has and she experienced immediate relief I always recommend this syrup to my been repaired and renamed i Mrtjii to my sister who had a severu cough friondb Tlio nnrliiurton Sir- - fj B- editri Uy v cuiO t-- Iottlon 1 popular patent medi aOT from experience that CUanu jiiu a uoiic unoiera ana JJir arrUceajlvomouy is au mat is oiaimea two occasions it stopped i Vl Irtllrnnl Biira John Cranston 908 Hampshire St Quiucy 111 vritos 1 hw fauna fpiHiioimu oyrtip tmponor IjallnTd to any other cough inodkuno I hato over known It never disappoints Price BOc Free trial bottle at R C Hardwicks drug store pi III m K N mir1r1f thacabloand ran wild Wednesday i nJn lfl S TTllt nn nnnnlii nMrn Ulloll edly saves moro poia and suffering jured Stocai was demolished but i iw nthnr nififlioino in tho world fhnniRalvca bv Every family should keep it in the the n4Kseii iit 1 nnf rest finny aver nitrht without it in vlnlTr A K n At THalMirn4i lirnfcft 1 lying on the flaor ii svl n Sooner or later For sale by R - Hardwk druggist t J L Bruce has- bought eounty rarm nxa JUM Jogan jam taken at this season will make you feiil strong and back his vigorous and keep you from lickntef C f Hoods SaraCtiks Brooklyn Life Clarksville Term Tho Hotter Way MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER Miss Coygirl Jack Softlcigh told GEN WILLIAM MAHONE mo last night that I ought to accept of ever witnessed in tho United States sen ¬ him because ho was willing to prove ate It was against the traditions of his love for mo Her Friend What did you say the senate for a new member to speak Miss Coygirl I said I couldnt seo It Mr Hill seemed to regard this tradition as a rulo that would prevent Mr Ma¬ in that light SCOTCH SWEDE Her Friend Then what did he 6av hone from resenting his extremely of- ¬ -Miss Coygirl Nothing Ho just and the most desirable EASTERN GRANITES fensive speech The 6enato generally Philadelphia seemed to take tho same view of tho turned tho light out MONUMENTS TABLETS STATUARY situation but very much to tho sur ¬ Record prise of all as soon as Senator Hill had After 40 years experience we feel confident that all work Etard Luelr taken his seat Senator Mahono slipped He didnt havo a dollar left entrusted to us will be executed in an artistic and skillful quietly to tho front of clerks desk and Bis oredltors he couldnt pay And een tho coat he had to wear manner proceeded to reply to Mr Hill For a Upon his back was cutaway minuto ho spoko quietly and in a self N Y Recorder contained way then springing forward ONLY THE BEST MATERIAL USED half across tho space between himself INGHATITUDE gF Mr F M Whitlow is our solicitor and the Georgia senator he addressed Hill personally with great vohemenc6 of manner taunting him with playing the part of a custodian of tho demo- ¬ He announced that he cratic party was tho custodian of his own democ- ¬ racy and as proud of his record and as responsible for his words as Mr Hill Tho scene was without precedent in the senate Tho nearest approach to it was tho celebrated encounter be tween Zach Chandler and Jefferson Davis Tho Mahono episode was unlike any other case Tho senator fro m Vir- ¬ ginia made no pretense of senatorial COR SEVENTH AND VIRGINIA STS dignity or reserve but spoke in a vehe manner At the KENTUCKY ment and impassioned HOPKINSVILLE close of his speech tho republican sen- ¬ Good Rigs with or without drivers furnished day or night Special rates to Commer B ators gathered about him and congrat- ¬ oialmen Good lot room adjoining NICE WAITING ROOM FOR LADIES ulated him and later in tho debate MTWO SEPARATE SCHOOLS UNDER GNE MANAGEMENT when Senator Hill attempted to reply Mahono again broke over tho senator- ¬ BOWLING GREEN ial rule by asking Hill directly certain JU pointed questions The extraordinary ended in Mahones voting with scene tho republicans and it was conceded IN 1876 ESTABLISHED XiuJZrL that Mr Hills tactics had been a mis COLLEGE once GREEN BUSINESS BOWLING SOUTHERN NORMAL SCHOOL take as thoy drovo Mahono at English Teachers Scientific and Classic into an open espousal of tho repub- ¬ The creat Business Training School ot the South Boy An tor tink dat it was ony Art and Elocution Provided Book Keepingr Short hand Megraphy Type lican cause yesterday dat I give ycr a big pieco o Writing and Penmanship Pupils can enter at Courses Music ol board and tuition Send lot for Low rates ¬ catalogue After that thero were many encoun- meat Judge anytime Send for catalogue CHERRY BROS Proprs Bowline JreonKy ters and tho star of nill declined arMentlon Oourso deslrod Addrou They Curnn Ilandy while that of Mahono went up Tho Undo to disreputable nephew You latter went into tho political arena with tho spring of a lion and he kept have got to bo no better than a common up the light not only with tho demo ¬ beggar Hardly a day passes that you cratic party but with the faction of dont come to mo and borrow money woolen one knows we are tho republican party opposed to him Thank heaven you aro my only nephfabrics and the most fashionable with a sort of feline ferocity It is ew and I wish I didnt havo you Nephew I am a better man uncle useless to analyze such a character the city We guarantee fits and absolute Mr Mahono from tho flrst wns confess- than you are So far from wishing you our customers to paj for an7 lv edly eccentric lie was fastidiously dead I wish I had fivo or six moro such in the matter of dress and uncles Texas Siftiugs eccentric thoroughly Our clothes arc waq impulsively so in nearly all of his rounds and rounds Op tho floor o polltieul QQUtrovcrsic Liter woolens is now complete embracing stock Grocer to new boy See now if y and pic tlufmate ho tvi designs in London specials ttnd all the turesqs o1 if vcal plans had you can lift this fifty pound bag of flour m ii tjcui Jim a i iuuJ1y uj a uuvau utuwi lvhu exclusive with us NA 950 else can New Boy No sir J cant Illq cored nothing for tho people In hi fThought you said you could Groceri oi- show them carry fifty pounds Now Boy But thja wasnt weighed uxa utvj1 juiiiu xij ii lub uuit iui liiu time His axpearanee in national pol ¬ on your scalesChicugQ Record TFe you to call and are always the very itics marked a vncw bra in tho south Costly iMucntlon I worked out mVown course and He MrsNurich Vou cant think Brother prices yourself and see while active exercised great influence Calob what an expensb it s been to us learning Amelia to play tho planner Valuable Tlpio lJiot in Sloop Brother Caleb dolefully It cant figuringA Spanish mathematician compare with what I had to pay out 5 out average allowance of sleep illness to play tho tf and the like says a man thirty years of when George was learning races And ho didnt learn much only really lived age en Boarder Oh its thesamo chick- ¬ SAMUEL HODGSON ITALIAN MARBLE Liery Feed And Sale Stable J S 25SSL uge fimlm mi HOW TO DRESS NEATLY Every m artists in tailors in dont want that nu satisfactory fall latest importations Fortign f OUR TRIMMINGS for best get invite N TOBINCO M t has uboutJoureeni bc J V V IIP wnwi U L IbmiVJ IMIKWI 3F JJJ 1 HO r mi ri i ii j ii mi i hi mimmmmatmmmmmffQ I HERE AWb THERE Br tniirT 1PtT Th6Lr IM m To morrow Morning we open an Entire New Line of tm t 4 1 EXCLUSIVE DRESS PATTERNS THE LATEST Fabric BEAUTIES 65T Oonie and see them You might also tell your friends t fefc i ieaBt tickets to JbOiiisYille at one fare Oofc 30th to 26th Inelusive Good retton infc until and on Oct 26th Account Driving an A Pair Association J MAdams Agt itev T E Kichoy of Princeton has accepted the pastorate of Otter Pond Baptist Church a few miles north of Cerulean Op stairs rooms suitable for auy purpose for rent by W A Wilous oct88t Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over City Bank Biopkinsyille Ky Cards are out announcing tho mar ¬ riage of Mr Geo L Smith and Miss Nellie White on Tuesday Oct 29 at the home of the brides father Mr W C White in Cadiz Insure your tobacco barns with Long Kelly Fob Kent A very desirable dwell ing on South Virginia street 8 rooms large shady yard W W Ware Mr John Feland Sr who had a list of speaking appointments in this district is sick and his appointments have been canceled for a time at KrwilIvs6ll roumYW Kick AtrftteButtond 8c Kicking i for lb what do Lamp Burners Kickers We Like To Trade With Kickers ft Like to Hear Peopte Kicking utid wze dvie Everyone to Kibk if asked more for oods than We Ask Why dont you kickydlt Fire Shovels 8c Kick if they ask you more We sell Slate Pencils 10 for lc Why dont you kick You pay pay lo ach for Lead Pencils we Bell 6 for lc You got 5 Hair Pins for lc we sell 40 for lc Why dont you kick 6c for Toilet Soap we sell it for lo Wesell Mens Snoes 10 to 40 per cent cheaper than any other house in town why dont you kick when they ask you drug store prices for shoes We sell Mens and Boyss Hats and Caps for about half what other dealers ask Dont pay such prices while wo are hero KICK I you pay 0 4o you payt gross what do you pay T Lamp Wicks each what do Beat Clothes Wringer on Kick Sfie Novels for 6c why pay more Hone Collar Buttons 8o dozen earttt lor tl26 what did you pay Ji Sheets Paper nice and white for lo you pay 6o pay Teaj90o others ask loo TcaSpooD88oBetothersaskyoul0cJClck Table Spoons 6o set you comeHSo Kick hard DlppersSceachyoupald6cKlokagaln to seouaflret you can save from 60 to 200 per cent We mark ey am grocers ask 40o Kick once You will kick euro If you buy Millinery and dont poundi enrthlntr in Plain FlKUres Weeell the best slx oord threadfor8c why pay6owo8avo60 to lOOpexcent and every thlngln Plain Figures These prices are iWi not baits but the same prices we ask every day placed hero to sort o level your nead on the subject of bargains handling the stock wo do that has the courage and the confidence In to YHllCrtJ wwll Vnn tCrnr4 its own pricesqu mark its goods in plain figures We do bu lncss on Honor We dont maKe one price to lUU vlllW ofltore you ana snoinonoyuunciguuor mtij imiiB tuuicu m jnuiu unuituoiiu uimiiura w uu ioui uiuuey uucjcu yuunujr nttf fart H9 THE RACKET CO PKUSONAX i JEREMIAH H KUGLER Manager CHOOL SHOES rr Have wr v You Seen vS fvwT irX tJX IT X I JI P i Jjliwfl I I Our j The celebrated Diamond coal for sale by H M Dnlton cor 13th and RKsts Phono 112 octl 8t The L N will Roll rnnnd trin tickets to Clarksville at one fare Oct 24th 25th and 26th Good returning Account Mont until Oct 28th gomery County Fair JM Adams Agt Tom Rogers a compositor on tho Banner cut off the end of his left thumb Sunday while chopping a stick with au axe Dr A P Campbell has resumed his practice and aiBO has secured the right to extract teeth by the painless process Office over uaiUiaiUiUiUiaaauiUiUiiuiUiUiUiauuuiiuuiauuui GOSSIP We Are A DVER USING Mr Rov Salmon rind wffp nf Mad- isonville attended the fair Saturday Dr J L Dulin of Earlincrton was The old reliable Furniture dealers and in the city yesterday un dertalers Up stairs in Henry block Mr d A Until nrnnrintnr nf tbn HopkinBville Ky Our friends complain of our doggerel Arlington hotel Clarksville attended my Look in Hopkinsville Then call at THOMPSON i JPyle And Renshaw at all the furniture-stores1 Ou- r- FALL MEADORS AND WINTER lUO XUil XHUUJ Bassett Co SOLID ROCK LINE I W I Tlie Best on Earth J a I m Every pair guaranteed with guarantee that guarantees i ti 1 f f Our Shoes for Are the Best Kinds at Pleasing Prices Men and Women Men and women desiring pleasant paying employment can get it by addressing G D Free Clarksville Tenn A reception was given by the As xou Like it Ulub r nday evening at the residence of Mr J D Ware in honor of Mr and Mrs Alex S Cox The entertainment proved a most pleasant one to the very large crowd or young people present on tlie occa sion Bassett DEATHS co Get vour tobacco barns insured Kelly with Long Wanted to borrow 51000 on real estate in the county Inquire at this ornce ft I f I friH 1 I k t i 4 vS ti If M t- i il J H il sumption She left a husband and several small children to mourn her loss Drake Mrs Drake widow of the late Edward Drake of the Laytons- villo neighborhood died Wednesday Deceased night last of pneumonia was about 70 years of age and had een sick only a few days Xawson The wife of Herbert Law- rson of the Baiubridge neighborhood died of consumption Saturday aged about 80 years The remains were buried in the Wolf burying ground three miles south of the city Sunday Elliott Mr Geo Elliott died at his home near the city Friday of con sumption aged about 22 years bo in the Bellas Chapel neighborhood aiorth of Fairview Oct 12 of con- ¬ Browning Mrs Anna Browning vrife of Mr James E Browning died Apple peeling contests continue to popular in Kentucky came off at Sadlersville The fistic bout billed for Guthrie KH ti Mir Diptheria is abating in the towns where it has prevailed Travel over this division of the L N is very heavy at present and south bound trainB are nearly all loaded with passengers goinsr to the exposition The freight traffic is also brisk There were nine sections of one train run over the road one day last week Two rooms for rent Apply to Mrs S O Weller cctll4t Cook Garrity flash light photographers will visit your home and take pictures by tho new process It is something late and a triumph of art Baveyour photos made right in your home day or night Only high grade won and everything guaranteed and promptly executed Work ou the new opening for the Empire Coal Co is progressing rapidly and a large force of men are pre paring the road bed for the new track from the station to the mine The company expects to be loading coal from its new mine about Jan 1 For Sale phaeton and pony Apply at this office Now that the Sam Jones meeting is oyer you will 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 For tobacco barn insurance see Long Kelly Missionary Lecture st IB f Ik t ll I KS y t rt f r i- am selling out the Dry GouJs iu orxler to quit tho dry good you will find tho biggest Bargains in town- - Come at once to F Cohens I will sell at mtblic auctinn rn pcjttS 2t Friday Oct 25 1895 at my resi dence o nines east oi iiopiunsviJlo on tho Butler road a lot of noises in ew cluding a pair of matches one com I have opened up u grocery on tho bined gelding mules cattle 50 Po corner of 12th and Liberty streets land China hogs and pigB farming and will keep a full line of fresh implements etc Terras six months oeeries Prices the lowest for cash without iutoiest under S10 cash 1OR EENT njq only vtuvuvunuyv xopriiueuou evuiy extend n cordial inyitatiou to all my Oct ll 4t Mrs L J Elgin tpiickaufi also the nameSyrup of Figs Sloro house for 189G Host Wn- to call and see me promising wii - t wtd Jfting well informed you will not tion in JTopJrinsrtUQ Rent reason ¬ irieiids From the cheapest to the fiuest fuir treatment to 6ne acd all pflered Weptanybatjtuto if able Apply to E Frankel Millinery at F Cohens Octl8 2t t u As X i Mrs Holmes a returned mission ary who has been actively engaged in the mission work in Tripoli Syria for ten years will lecture in the First rresbytenan churcu Wednesday eve ning at 730 oclock Miss Holmes is delivering a course of lectures through Kentucky and comes most highly recommended Several letters have been received from Louis- ¬ ville from those who have heard her saying her lectures are exceptionally KNOWLEDGE line and far above anything of the Prof and Mrs Brings comfort and improvement ant kind ever hoard tends to personal enjoyment whei Pooler of South Kentucky college rightly used The many who livo bet will nave charge of the singing A tor than others and enjoy lifomoro with mobt interesting and profitable meet by moe promptly nig is promised Everybody invited leas expenditure adapting the worlds bert products to No admibsion the needs of physical being will attest the vnmo to health of the pureliquiti That Joxfdl Feeling laxative principles embiacecl in the With the exhilarating sense of re remedy Syrup of Figs Its excellence is duo to its presenting newed health and strength and in- ¬ fn the form most acceptable and plcas- - ternal cleanliness which follows the e taste the refreshing and truly use of Syrup of Figs is unknown to A properties of perfect an tlio few who have progressed boyond ative effectually cicarairf the - 4 tho old time medicines and tho cheap dispelling colds headaches and too substitutes sometimes offered but and permanently curing constipation never accepted by the well informed ltvhas ftiven satisfaction t iiiillions and nsafc with tho approval of tlio medical Elaatio Oottage Paints tjirofesflon because jt acta on tho Kid Sold bv R C Hnrdwick nrn tlm mnsf neys Liver and Bowels without weak ening tfteiri and it is perfectly free from durable aud brilliant on tho market Wan anted to uot scale every objectionable substance r Vane Calvert Paint Co Syrup of Figs is lor sale by ell drng St Louis Mo gistsJu 50c and 1 hottles but it is man- t macturcu ny uno vMiionnarig oyrup Nearly every family in the United States keeps a bottle of whiskey in Than you have evor bought it the house This applies as well to to before We bought- - iv Iowa Kansas and Vermont as to sell and we are goingl mj1 them States where its sale iB not prohibited If you Will only give us a chance Some keep it as a beverage some we will give you real bargains as a tonic some as a medicine In Very Respectfully either case it is important t that it snouia oe oia ana pure I W Harpers Nelson County Ky Whiskey has been oxamided by the btaunton Va leading chemists throughout the Mr Austin Leayell Peay and bis country and its purity has in every charming little bride have gone to case been highly recommended housekeeping in the Tandy cottage SOLD BY on tho corner of Clay and 16th streets W R Long Miss Nora Fowler will leave this Hopkinsville Ky morning for her home in Henderson For Capes and Cloaks nice and after a Tisit of a week to the family cheap come to F Cohens OctI8 2t of Mr W T Williamson m f r Miss Fannie Thompson returned to Mrs FM Girand desires a share her home in Cadiz last evening after of your patronage in dress making a visit of several days to friends in Satisfaction guaranteed Terms the city reasonable 9th street above depot tf Mrs Anna P Dills who has been absent for several months on a visit to friends and relatives in Cincinnati Louisville and Central Kentucky re- ¬ at GUS YOUNGS turned to her home in this city Suti The firm of H M Bryan Co haB Virginia Street opp Hotel Latham day this day been dissolvea by mutual Hopkinsville Ky The Stephen Ek Trice Jr will consent C H Tandy retiring Ifr leave to day for Eastman College business will be conducted in future Poughkeepsie N Y where he will under the firm name of H M Bryan Co tho company being nominal take the courses of bookkeeping and He will be away about The above firm assumes all liabilities stenography and will collect all accounts duo old six months firm octll4t Mrs Mollie S Radford has rented A H Goodwin W A PPOOL H M Bryan Mrs Grahams handsome house on C H Tandy South Main and will spend the winter in the city with her charming daughLadies Underwear at F Cohens C OQDWIH ters Misses Mary and Willie Mrs Octl8 2t Graham will board with Mrs Radford Keep the be3t and freshest stock Mr Jno B Russell has resigned of Staple aud Fancy Groceries to be his position in the Planters Bank I have a fine iack six years old found in the city and will enter upon the study of law four young mules and two mares in the office of Petree Downer which I will sell at a bargain or ex- flSF Country Produce handled Opposite Phoenix Hotel His place in the bank will be filled change for butcher stock W Trice Main Btreet by Mr Wm W C Cook Hopkinsville Ky Dr Clardy returned Friday from a visit of ten days to the Atlanta Hopklnsviltei Kf Exposition He was also a delegate Dr Congress to the Farmers Clardy has two appointments for I will sell at public auction to the Union county and three for Hopkins highest bidder on Friday Nov 1st one mile from Herndon Ky at the this week and next Jj ergusou place tne iolJowing proper- Mrs Olin Gardrlnr nf Bowline Green returned home Sattirdnv after a visit to her parents here Mrs B C Watkins hns trnna to Brownsville Tenn to visit her hus- oana s relatives Dr H G Petrie who has been liv- ¬ ing at Newstead for some time has gone to Louisville to make his future home Fairyiew Review Mr Alex S Cox and bride nee Miss Bettie Boulware have taken rooms with Mr Coxs parents on the corner of Clay and 18th streets Miss Bessie Russell who was called home by the death of her sister last week will not return to school at They want us to let up on G rover And find a new dog talj The only way they can stop us Or got some verses now is to keep us selling Furnlturo And give us more to do PYLE RENSHAW It Is getting stale Furniture Palace See OPENING W ill Commence On m OfJTOTCFR 7 - Just received the Nobby Sailors all styles and cheaper than any body in town atF Cohens Octl8 2t Cheaper LASTING ONE WEEK the beautiful stock of new goods and buy what you want Handsome Stylish and Chic are our Fall Patterns Hats and Bonnets gs Miss Tenable Is now with T J Sarzedas where she will 1 be glad to welcome her many friends All are invited to call and examine our stock and be sure of a hearty welcome Julia Thompson Meador T J SZEDS V m Dissolution Notice munition punting Outfits and Supplies I BEAUTIFUL NLW UUUUo SUITABLE FOR I PRESENTS JUST REGD GRAVES BY k COHDY POOL k JEWELERS MAIN STREET Stock for Sale want thfthaat annnna niri fnrfru In II markotl The Sterling Silver Inlaid Ex- amino uns cut Do vnn HOUSEKEEPERS public sale This Cu Jas SPh CML LOCALS Come and see the trimmed Hats at F Couens Octl8 2t I8SBp3 For Bent Hotel livery stable and blacksmith shop at Howell Ky Will rent separately or as a whole In connection with hotol is a good garden orchard in full bearing three good cisterns Can give and other improvements possession of hotel and stable Nov 1 blacksmith shop Jan 1 A first class business Btand For terms etc apply to J 1 xlllensworth Oak Grove Ky oct88t Plain and Ornamental Plasterer good work mules 1 extra harness horse 6 years old 2 nOPKIUSVIIXE Ky saddle and namess mares 1 Formerly with Forbes Bro harness mare 4 Mrs Dabney will reopen her atudlo shortly colts and Thursday colt 1 yearling Will make estimates on all kinds China Glass Tuesday and Krlday each Oil Glass Wednesday week colt two mule colts 1 soirel gelding 9 to 13 a in Bourstrom of plastering and cement work Terms J5 per term of six weeks 4 years old and one fine Ahuo stal All 77ork guaranteed and prices Material and Uhlna ordered at reasonable lion known as Two Bits Also a lumen ana uamajt irea reasonable Repair work a spec- gar STUDIO at Bealdcqce Uouth PJpBt lino of tools necessary for the nice farm 12 head of catllo including ialty and will receive prompt atmilk cows and two extia Jersey heif tention ers a nearly new shop made buggy Address Lock Box 420 50 fat hogs a lot of nice brood sows The best stock ot Stoves and IUKoxs 85 nice shoats and a lot of thorough lii the city bred rolana Ulnna stock hogs ubout 6 tons of baled timothy hay about THE- 300 bbls corn etc Terms made Every thing ln tho Tinware Hue cheap a known n day of sale unt Luoien M Cayce inmiinj iim J tmraniinrrm Oct 10 5t ty I Belote Two PATENTED then call and seo the genuine at tho Old Bella ble Jewelry House of M D Kelly Other notalile brands kept in stock i Mrs J R Dabney 12-year-o- i STOVES TINWARE ROOFING ORIENTAL i Public Sale ATLANTA BLACK A New 200 Ga- PORTER Props Call on us or Eooflnc aud Guttering Gi ocery Room Hotelj Jjleganlly Furnished and Thoroughly Equip ped in Every Appointment PUMPS Best pumps ln tho mnrkfcfJjgrcgEnjMja f TJnsurpaseedlocatlon at the Intersection of VeacutreoPryorand Houston streets Eleotrlc a oars passing every minute over Ccaehtrco ajul Special attention tp repairing- pther routes tor fexpobitlon Grounds nnd all Virginia St Hopkinlvillo Ky parts of the city One blook from Grand Opera House conven OppoBittf Hotel Latham lent to all other places of amusement banks principal HorMroOffiBe and Union Depot REPAIR WORIV c llw hotel will be qnduotadon Euwan plan the Cafe cuisine andservlcoieliijjSUlet- ln overy reticular RATES tl per day andup - yf0iaa GEO W YOUNG AGENT J U IJW J L j

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