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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: October 29, 1895

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R itt 41 rt Hr m H M ll V t IIIIIKI II -W-M Imdittk Mik U BV4 if I J r ii- - y V Jf- i i k fcJr m L mJ JBf m a At- i H I Nr Hlf HOPJONlSfflaaLB KY TUMAY OCTOBER 29 1895 a VP-78P0T fSALR t J OBEiM OF NEWSIF IT IS J WE VTDS WAT TOLL WIN v NEWANDTRUE THIS COLUMN r t jfeewkvs ao if v TifCH L- f HAS IT Fears An infant of Mr N p Fearsdied in the city Sunday after- Roper Tho of Mr and Mrs Henry R Roper formerly of this city died Friday after a short illness JTorian Al r Saml Torian a vouncr atwMnear Newstead died of ty- pnpiaaiBver rnaay agea about rzo yearST f Seveiun Mrs Severin a sister of Messrs John and James D Hill of ihls citr died at hr home in Dixon Ky Thursday The brothers at tended her funeral which occurred year-old-bab- E0MM wWMKi THE SUCCESS OFTHE DEMOCRATIC SOMETHING OF POLITICSFPUATFORMS STATE TICKETaSSURED AND PENAI T Murder Trial Pbponeil- - LI UJo River Jlec t lngr Supptemontal Itfigtratlon Tonchors Paid Gov Grown Telephone Gampalgn y Speaking Courts Housing Speeches at LexlUBton and Oilier Bradleys Swing Aronnd the Circle SnggestK Points The General Political Outlook Thoughts Aboat Depot Crowds The The Taylors and Their Coming Lexington Ky October 23 When Engagement A Heavy r about Caldwell Circuit Court J f Mens Heavy ier Jt- H i ft k i Si i 1 rt Ji uits is rc Sjp 1 r aw3BHiRW a ifcfeSS ffi3LBKLifs n Kn iur- b i lilt i I J aKMBr r5HBKWKPf VJMHEKKi qmijis J t Overcoats v jr The fall torm of Caldwell circuit court is being held in Princeton and the docket is a very largcpne Al rjady fU- - persons have been given terms in the penitentiary and the chances arq good for more to follow Frank Thomas who haB been in jail in this city for some time for safe keeping and who was arrested for complicityin the Howton assassina ¬ tion was indicted for murder last Thursday along with Jim Wither Bpoon and Glenn Steffy and they were sent to jail to await their trial The crime which is set for to day was the killing of Hewlett Howton several months ago Trial Postponed The examining trial of Sam Boyd and Joe Price both colored charged with the killing of Lewis Watkins Friday MoonE BUiription I Oarried Over from Last Winter that we will sell for Exactly 3 last Thursday was called Suturday r pjf f1s Half A tj1 j r Si t nt ft r E v ihe Original Price DO YOU afc- and continued until to morrow morn- incr I he trial was put on at the m stance of the Commonwealth in or- ¬ der that the Todd county witness could bo summoned to appear It is now understood that Watkins was murdered by one of them but which one is a matter of doubt as each ac- ¬ cused the other and there were no eye witnesses i The Little Itlver Weetuip WANT A BARGAIN ii iiiwr ir fcf J o JEL vf v i S- ixiSLerspii bo WSfc h The protracted meeting at Little River Baptist church is growing in interest Up to Sunday there had been 8 conversions and 2 additions to the church Rev CE Perryman is assisting the pastor Eev A W Meacham and doin the preaching in a most acceptable manner He is gaining for himself a warm place in The the affections of his hearers meeting will continue throughout this week The house is packed at every service and much interest has been aroused under Mr Perrymans powerful sermons Cadiz Council Ticket it ii i i v v lv4V J A a A siwmiMrv - v n kfy The Telephone says citizens met and nominated a nod- meeting partisan ticket for the town election in Cadiz Tho following gentlemen Jno were named for councilmen G Jefferson C H Hawkins Tas Hancock C R Sum Pui sley ner and T J Malone The latter de el ned to run ma Jttancock was nominated for policd judge Bt Will not Beturn to Hondcrnon y ri 3 OTN0- a ritV p iA- n Eii- X vV rv Yes 500 Pairs Boys Knee Pants Nothing in the lot worth less than 150 some woith 300 All siz- ¬ es from I years to 15 They go at 50c Its none of your business how we got them hut we dont mind telling you all about it We have made a trade to take all the remnants made into pants from the largest factory in the country yVe get them at a low price and so do you s Are Here termined to take up his residence in this city as soon as his present term of office expires Dec 10 He will enter the practice of law Jan 1 1896 The familyof the governor will take up their quarters in Louisville Dec 1 Louisville Oct 25 A dispatch from Frankfort toay states that Gov Jno Ypung Brown has fully de¬ ¬ Dont Shoot Yet For the benefit of those who are not familiar with the game laws we will state that the bird law has not yet expired You are not permitted to shoot or trap partridges until Nov 15 From that date until Jan 1 they may be killed or captured Birds are said to bo very scarce and the fact is not encouraging to sportsmen Rabbits are reported very plentiful Death from Heart Disease N engineer L Law an L died Friday night in the cabooso of a freight train while it was standing in the yards at Russellville He was 42 years old and died of heart disease Mr He lived in Bowling Green and was enroute home from Paris Tenn when death occurred of Hoys cPur i jvdibs immense line prices and Childrens Qood suit at i lowest I p as far up the line asyou want atthe Clothing 125 and r Lhy r o go J Mi J -I fienic Underwear All desire health and wealth Iouicanhave health by having comfortable healthy clothihgVand with health you can do the balance Dr Clurdy to Speak Dr Jno D Clardy will deliver an address at the court house at 10 o clockp m Monday Nov 4th Dr Clardy haB several appointments in Hopkins county this week He spoke m Owensboro and one or two other places in Daviess last week Yesterdays Itvclstration Up to 2 p m yesterday 42 names JF it getslyoua suit Dont you want it Come soon ik- 1J fe Shoesat ojd prices We keep tjie Quality up and Lwe must and do sell more teinmiTinrTftb AX-lr i 7 had been added to the registration lists at tho County Clerks office Of these 24 were Democrats and 18 Re To day and to morrow publicanB will be the last days Boaght b Farm r w 2rr Mr ChasW Hisgen the popular young painter has bought Mr Hen ry Hartmans farm near this city pay ing for it 13500 Mr Hartman con tinues in very- baa health Tj tML rr re it- j JfcuiS- s-- -- x -- rMipRw i lx4 i tw Vtf iir rC3LI 31 IGlJlLf Fk I 1 issm x rr Tii iMr j t v JJgpjiblii ri i aawioraecretarj pi puw Chas Finlry ft 1 h dr I- fln rf ririWfrai Tr kr-i a ri5i4M na LLi nos ar The plan worked well at first and Mr Kendall and hiB son after his death were elected to Congress But last fall the district went wrong and piled up a considerable majority for the Republican candidate for Congress General Hardin has made a very careful personal survey of most ot the counties in tnis aisinci una iia says he really believes he will carry the counties of the district by a majority of 2000 If he does this politicians say it means a state majority of fully 20000 for Hardin and the Democratic ticket Tho situation is bright everywhere Uncle Minors Stories says General Hardin j the Democrats Tho matter for this book of inter are aroused and earnest and enthusesting stories and valuable lessons for iastic the Republicians are rattled young and old is now in the hands of dazed and readyto run and to the the priuters The book is under con- Democratic gubernatorial candidate tract toappear by December 30 1895 there is an unmistako smell of victory It will be printed in elegant style in the air he every day breathes handsomely bound and profusely ilBamberger Bloom Co Fall lustrated It will contain about 250 pages and will sell SI per copy o- A sensation was created in Louis cept a few extra white finished copies ville Saturday by the assignment of silver embossed with name of pur houEO chaser at 2 per copy It will be an the large wholesale dry goods Co for unfailing source of amusement to tie of Bamberger Bloom smaller children and an exhaustless 1200000 with assets supposed to be store of religious instruction of the about the same The JNathan bloom Whole family It will be especial y and J F Bamberger estates and Levi suitable both in matter and ornamen ¬ Bloom and Julius Bamberger of tal appearance for presents to young Louisville and Levi Bamberger of or old Every family should have a New York were the partners The copy tFrom tho number of people Louisvillo banks are caught for Eastern houses are the who have already ordered copies of 5100000 this forthcoming book in advance largest creditors from all parts of the country it seems Big Fire atOwensboro not improbable that there will be a Tho lurge countrv residence of Mrs rush in the advanced demand for the first edition All orders will be filed Sallie M Deane near Owensboro us thej are received and filled by loss was turn in the order thev come in as was burned Friday The 15000 partially insured soon as tho book is ready to mail If you want a copy please cend your or The Teachers Made Happy V M Metcalfe der at onco to Miss Katio McDaniel has received Hopkinsville Ky the 40 per cent of school money due The Clarksville Times complains tho County teachers and is now dis ¬ that the roads in that village un very tributing it to them for the first two V dd9t mouths1 of their work The remains were taken to Fredonia his home for in terment Saturday Hannah Dr John Wesley Han nahyono of the oldest divines in the Tennessee Methodist conference died Frida in Clarksville aged 85 years Dathx was due to bronchitis Dr Hannah entered the ministry when onlyS years of age and was known allover the State at that time as the boy preacher Mr R L Shelby of Louisville who three months ago married Miss Bula Ricketts of Princeton died of heart failure at the Fifth Avenue Hotelon the 22ud inst Mrs Shelby was quite ill with nervous prostration in another room at the hour of her husbands death His remains were brought to Eddyville for interment Cadiz Telephone Layne Mr Benjamin Layno one of the oldest citizens of the Fairview neighborhood died last Thursday after an illness of more than a year Several months ago Mr Layne suf fered a paralytic stroke ana never recovered from the shock He wns a man of wide acquaintance and liked by all who knew him Deceased was 84 years old and was an uncle of Messrs C H and Henry Layne of this city The funeral services were held at his late residence two miles South of Fairvjew Friday morning a large number of sorrowing friends being present The interment took place at the family burying ground Jesop Mr Thos S Jesup died at Mr the home of his brother-in-laWS Davison at 915 oclock Sunday evening He was born in December 1851 and was consequently nearly 44 years of ago His complaint was a Btomach trouble called colitis by his physician He was taken sick a week before and grew constantly worse until the end came in spite of all that could be done by his physician Mr Jesup was the oldest son of the late Jas Jesup and was unmarried Ho was a man of superior intelligence and a graduate of Emi nence collere in which institution he completed the course in five langua ges English Latin lireelr tferman and French In Ureek he took the honors of a class of twelve His in tention was to engage in teaching but after a few years experience he acquired a dislike to school room confinement and engaged in active business For tho last five or six years he had been in the transfer business of which ho made quite a success Ho possessed unbounded energy and industry and his close at tention to his business was proverbial Be was a good business man and a clever gentleman who was much es teemed by a large circle of friends His nearest relatives are his brother Mr Jas G Jesup and three married sisters Tho f uni r J services were held from Mr Davisons residence yesterdnv N Vail afternoon by Revs S and R S Carter Interment in tho city cemetery w about 45 years Friday at the asylum aged Robt Moore died of con General P Wat Hardin arose to ad dress an audience which filled from pit to dome the Auditorium that ele ment of Democracy which has joined the Republicians in howling calamity to tho State Democratic ticket were completely astounded They had ex pected but a handful to hear the man whose chances for the gubernatorial chair of this Commonwealth are grow ing brighter as the election day draws nearer General Hardin devoted his entire attention to Bardley and a denial of the statements which the Republican head of the ticket has made in recont speeches regarding alleged Democrat ic misrule and the pilfering of tho State Treasury by Democratic Judges in allowing witness claims in mountain counties He proved conclusively that the claims were allowed by He stated Republicans Judges that not one dollar of the states funds had been misappropriated un- ¬ der Democratic domoination save that which Dick Tate took and that more than one half that amount had been recovered He expressed himself as thoroughly confident of the success of the state ticket on the 5th of November and asserted that the currency ques- ton would cut but little figure in the result Bis speech was well received To morrow morning at 8 oclock General Hardin accompanied by Messrs Caruth Breckinridge and Berry and a multitude of citizens from all parts of the Lexington and Eastern Railroad to Natural Bridge where a big barbecue and political gathering will be held Penalty A MOUNTED BAND The Democratic gubernatorial can- ¬ didate has just returned from a long trip through the mountains of Eastern Kentucky where he frequently made two speeches a day For a time Gen- ¬ eral Hardin had a mounted brass band and took musicians around through tho mountains with him Astheyrode along through the rough mountain passes the band would playprobably the first music the natives had ever heard The mountineers would come out to see what the Btrange noise meant would quickly saddle their horses and join the procession to the point where the next speech was to be held Everywhere ho went in the moun- ¬ tains he was surprised at the public sentiment in his favor and he says he and his ticket will get a bigger vote than the mountains ever gave any Democratic candidate Some few years ago the Legislature did some gerrymandering of tho mountain counMes in order to throw tho bulk of the Republician counties into the Eleventh Congressional District and make the Tenth Democratic by a few hundrod majority on CLOSE ORGANIZATION Bob and Alf Taylor will bo hero Thursday night and they will draw like a porous plastori This capital attraction was secured by Manar ger Galbreath of Hollands opera house but in order to give everybody a chance to hear these distinguished brothers an arrangement has been-made by which they will appear at tho tabernacle instead of the opera house The entertainment they will give Isx one that must be seen and heard to be properly appreciated It is hard to tell exactly what it is The news- ¬ papers are not agreed as to what it is One calls it A Monte Uhristoan co laboration of new ideas another A symposium of patriotic eloquence and still another A patternless mo- ¬ No saic of rhetorical vagaries matter what it is the public is wait ¬ ing with impatience for it Bob Taylor has visited Hopkinsville sev- ¬ eral times and is without doubt the prime favorite with everybody No lecturer and many of tho bst oru the platform have been here has such a hold on Hopkinsville people as Bob Taylor He never fails to draw a tremendous crowd and it is not recorded that he ever failed to please even the most exacting of his hearers This time his brother Alf the Republican ex congressman who was beaten by Bob for governor of Tennessee in their memorable race nine years back will come to divide the honors with Bob It will be his first appearance and mingled withthe pleasure of welcoming tho re turn of one is the expectant curiosity of seeing and hearing the other Those who hear them will be ex pected to pay SI for reserved sea s 75 cents for general aamission ana xicketPv 50 cents for gallery seats may be had at lilgin s drug storej Bradley is devoting the last days of his campaign to traveling about over the state on a Pul man Palace car and orating to the crowds ha catches hanging around the depots He ought by all means to give Hop-¬ kinsville a chance to furnish a crowd of this sort It is a fact often com- ¬ mented on by strangers and visitors that Hopkinsville turns- out the big gest crowds of any city in Kentuckyto meet tho incoming trains Ihese crowdB are due in a great measure to the large amount of travel to and People go the from Hopkinsville trains to meet expected visitors or to speed the parting guests or to mail letters to get papers etc ect andi often a great many go to the sametrains on the same business Uut by far the greater portion of tho habit ual crowd is composed of idlers ana loafers who go solely from curiosity and from force of habits formed years ago These people have no business to take them and yet their laces are seen day after day and year afteir year until the traveling public be- ¬ comes wearied with tho awful monot- ¬ ony of looking at them It is from- this class that bill liradley imagines he can make votes by delivering bombastic harangues to them and making a foor of himself by thanking them for turning out enmasse to gives him an ovation Those standing au diences ready mado and waiting for anything from a Republican candi ¬ date for governor to an elephant that may happen to pass through the town are impartial in the enthuniasm they display No matter whether the attraction is a tt tesraan or a circus a negro excursion or a newly married couple they are there just the same to see it in and to see it ofF Come this way by all moans Bill Wo have a crowd both large and en- ¬ thusiastic always on hand and there your is no ordinance to prohibit speaking on tho street or on tho plat- ¬ form unless you try to sell something Of course it without city license must be understood that you se 1 the crowds who listen to your stale charges of rascality but that doesnt Bill when yore count stop here be careful what you say Some of about official corruption your chief followers here aro a little tender footed on that subject- t t y I 3 1 xV By-the-w- Ucllol New York The long distance telephone con- ¬ nections are expected tobe made this week and then Hopkinsville can talk to New York and other eastern cities a thousand miles away New Postmaster Appointed J H Hancock was appointed postmaster at J3aliaeburgTrigg comu tyrSaturdayxviei signed a J UH Fracfy4r t yt r5klb CJ U iiiiiiC U5V n 5 K1VW SAC- r V I TTy h immmm w fl IS ABOVE THIMOELI i nil jj TT A JJP Si Sl HbTRK BWiwTi j ii jjrr w i W mjiss0mm k aJJjC 3r Livingston MimmsCFeouUsr Bootrino of Faith A Remarkable newly married ladv who recently graduated from Vassar college Is nqtj wen posxeu aoout household matters Sho said to heryjrocer not long since rir YOUNGEST NEW WOMAN She Lives In ho Is a Untquo and Prominent Figure In the Social Uto of tho New South llejCrecd Expounlodby a Friend mai fk Mrs Livingston Mimms of Atlanta f Ga Is auniquo figure ho disciples of a new faith or a now art are genera- ¬ lly called and often are fanatics They seldom corao from tho inner circle of conventional society for conven- ¬ tional society is opposed to anything avo conventionality Mrs Mimms however writes Maudo Andrews in tho Chicago Times Herald was some years ago a leading social light in the best sense of the word a brilliant sand beautiful woman endowed with a Taro and comprehensive intellect which eho cultivated to tho utmost in every possible lino of litoraturo and art Sho drew about her all tho persons of culti rvation in her social world In those days 8he could be saidtohave had more p what the French term a salon than irony other woman in tho south Sho waa v the high priestess of art and letters For ten years she had been an In- - iralid bnt her sufferings left no trace upon her mind or upon her face Sho lhad tried all sorts of remedies and all - sortsi of physicians spending thousands f dollars with the hope of restoring Iher health At this timo she became r interested in Christian science through joneof the disciples ol Mrs Eddy tho Christian scientist of Boston Through Ttho Instruction of thy young Christian scientist Sirs Slmms health began rap- adly to improve Sho is an extremely iTeceptive and sympathetic woman and tshe became absorbed with the idea of spiritual power This power she did not claim as part of her human perso- ¬ nality but as tho gift of the Creator Tho faith of Christian science as sho expounds It is a beautiful one It is the - non acceptance of evil either through the mind or body Her creed is that to the human being whose soul strength is fully developed there can be no sin no pain no death Sho takes the idea of 4eathasitlstaught in the Bible llt- orally translating it as a transition to v immortal life Sho does not believe in VRcearing weeds of woe for tho dead there 1 them Yes mamsaid tho grocer there aro ton ofUhoso hams hamrlmrtin a w- i I boujrhfc thre or four hams hera a couplo of months ago and they we very uno navo you any more like I sameipig Yes Are you sure tbev aro all off thn s Then Ill take three of themi Texas Sittings Thus Endeth tho Benson Her Mother Bcsslo dear I am sorry to seo my little girl show such alackpf respect for her seniors When a neigh bor comes to call on us you should sit quietly and not speak unless you are spoken to You do not mean to bo dis- ¬ respectful I am sure but you should think of tho impression you aro mak ¬ ing on our neighbors and you will try hereafter I hope to Bessie Youd better look out mamma Youll talk yourself to death Chicago maain Ilke Schoolboy Tho dainty little lady iuHalckcr bockers whose portrait ereprduca fronxtho avr Tork Beorder i the irewest nev womahjn Amdrica She is an glrland sho is a pretty as a peach There is nothing boisterous about this ihaiden arid al- ¬ though sho attires herself in a fashion that as extremely modern and up to tho times sue is none tno less a modest soft spoken lassie This junior new woman is a Brooklyn itc she was born there some ten sum L Brooklyn N Xl mxii Dre c o nst i pat ion y ii v M i m i Tp- - miiiii rl ii u 7 OctoberBO 1896 t i in rlZlZi m B Vi Biliousness Sick headache Pains in the back Sallow complexion -Loss of appetite and w Cause 1 I I J kB OPENING THE LEADER I 1 U M i Exhaustion 9TT There U onryone cure which la IYVTK -- AND KnMUN PIUS eOHICPELLETS One pfnk Pill touches the liver and rremovcs the bile HfOne TonTc Pellet nightly acts as a tjentle laxative in keeping the bowels open restores tljedigestive 0Tganst tones up the nervous system and makes new Complete treatment two rich blooj inedicinesoire price 25s Treatise and sample free atany stored BEOWiratPO CO Bis Week k Tribune New York He Is and perfect straightforward in his methods wrote the ner reporter and alittle later he added He has been in politics all his life And when the city edftor saw the two sentences in tho samo paragraph he tossed the mantsscript back to the reporter With the1 remark Wo try to avoid omanceiar out poChicago JUVening litical depa rtment Altogether Improbable a man of wisdom and honesty For sale by all druggists in Hop kinBville ITCHING PILES tm WE extend a ccfdial invititatiou to the ladies of HopSsnsvillo arid vi1-cinity to call and exaatine our hand- some displayof fPatern- Hats a nd r is con- nected with The Leader and will be Iploasedtosee her many friends and cuatotnprs H Kiwtgers I JLM3 OENTMEN AnoitrrBtTairKM Intent luhfee bb4 ttfndiict enntlnno titcaon farm rad protiud AIwii tomotHtnlcbt1 wore briaratehlnr I 81 PILES ro SWAYNES II An k HSF JlrsE I H H H iriTE IfEWKST ITOT WOMAJS VS AMERICAN Post Sold by K C 3AKDSVICK lt llntlrblheTmnr Sola BcMPfallxlelBMr scw Fresarcd to Iwawrr biifuKUii orb t Life Dont you tbink tnat a remvwkably realistic novel asked tftecallerr as sho picked up a booibfrom tlsotable Not True replied the wiHbw otiratly the contrary I thinEb- tho aatjhor goes to the very extreme f absu3 roNo On mance like all others In what way He makes the Itexo get OO his kiaees to propose Chicago Eveniag Post v Natures WSso IroTlalCDu Is it Indeed trutthat the good Xe young said tho noting mm to Ma grandfather Yes it is true ar3it Is a wise provi ¬ sion too ho added for if thoydidnll there wouldbo a lot ef greatly disgust ed old folk sitting axorand malSdng raf Chicago Ma2I marks Was Sure StavKsew i M t l A I It I Ef TB--- f 1- - The grammar class wsa onthorflborr In the sentence I Savyon wbattis In Hopklnsvllle 823pm 1050am Clovesport house In the city Fula to- It by 0 M D m K 18 a m Hawesvllle the mood of the venfe asked thVl Trlbnte Famous Spanish-Emtllo Castelar the Statesman 10 18 p m SI 40 a m Lowl9poDt teacher 10 69 p m 12 Hi am Ovrensboro i When I take in my hands a news- ¬ PRETTIEST akd TWO 11 45 p m 1 03 p m SpotSTlllei Sentimental mood replied oaeof paper when I survey its columns when 12 10 a m 3233 p m Henderson- LARGEST the larger girls who hadfegentmc8tof j 1 consider the variety of its matter and tar EXPERIENCED the summer at tho seaahore- nttSr the richness of its news I cannot help LINE No 6 No Ell TRIMMERS burgh Chronide Tclegrap2iL Dally Dally KA90 BOQSD feeling a rapture of joy for mjvage and 720am 255pm A Clianco for a Durlc ISirssv pity for those ages which did notknov IWHendEsoa Aim Do Yd Know 7 43am 316 pm Spottftllle trrv Sister ilay L think iFyoa nhonld pro this prodigy of human intelligence 8 80 am 100pm Ovrenabuco My aim 1b to please LW pose to Grace she woulcB accept youx M I have two 13 a m 45pm 8 the most extraordinary of all its create wlsporti Di37 a in 49pm lirawwwivi you and ii awesviUo Kxixwienced Brother Jack eagerlyDi Doyoti Has tions Gloveiport 1005 am S Cipm WM City Save Ywa she said anything JO 28 a m 545 p m Stepheaspoti I can understand states of societj 11 03 a m SBOpm rrvlnt8n Moneys Trircaiiors Sister May No but I knewo- she was without tho steam engine without th jms trviNQSTOif mimjjs 11 31 am 653pm Uiuuiatnbuirs Give me a call CD Miss Crow and Miss deeply in love with Haxry Maxwell telegraph without the- thousand won 12 05 p m 7 35am West Point JlRS ADA ILiYNE Esslngton l OOpat 3 SO am 3her faith is ono of cheerfulness She and his engagement lias jpfc been an¬ ders which modern industry has sowi AaLUoul8yiUeBay City Chat in her own mind nounced defuses to entertain in the- triumphal way of progress Foo fartlierlnforiiiatfcuyiuldrosa- the Idea of evil She says that tho adorned by so many immortal monu Musical Itonn H 0 MoBiuray k G IS A millennium willcomo When the crea Qus Do Smith LouisEeyKy or Things are prctky ments but T cannot understand a statt rtares of this earth throw off the ac- evenly distributed in tbia world after-- of society whiclit is without that greal i WL Mills i knowledgment of sin and death then book of thedhily press in which ure regvrrnsboro ICXj and only then Will they enter into their all Flostettcr McGinnisr istered by a legioni of writers who rfowso I heritage of immortal life M L TIME TABhit Gus Do Smith Tho piano lias spoiled1 ought to- be consecrated to the people This is her creed as nearly as I can many a good dlshwashery and many a our afflictions our perplexities ohr 7KAINS aOKtaNflRTUt MnNFY I0U expound it and its verity sho claims to fears andS the degrees of perfection Mm VMM l uviuiuiaaiu Merchants LouiRvill TTw i52 a m have tested now ifor ten years of her dishwasher has spoiled a pianos Texaa which are- approaching in tho work of iSci 62 8tlHl Fast Mall because they axe the largest and most re-h0p mi Arcom Sowi Nlivle Sittings 30M0 prc o 54 St Louis Express chants and because they can handle shipments quick life Her health has becomo perfect t TRAINR OMK SODTIIi A Slodern Martynsince she espoused it and she has Suv53St LoulHExiri r What makos you loolt so wornr aBdnvearsv scorned to becomo younger every day S3pcauiue3 iggs uutter Poultry t JK 55 Nashville Accomodation As If you were Quite tired off llfo JOk51 8t touls Mall influence As scon as sho bet-under its Alasl he slshed In accents dreary -- anvanpw ttinn on i fm wt Nashville AcconiinoOAlloa dcoai xot vtvuuvuu came convinced that Christian science Tvo just boea shopplnjf withmy wife aignmentsi Genezall correspondence solicited xiAM3rji utiday was for her the greatest truth that life J Y Jourcnli Korth bound St Iiouls andi Qhicairo Koaa Weld her own llfo changed materially Mlns have hrougu trains solldiaind Bleepess a difference Uhicaco and St Icois Sho practically gave up the world She Kat Une stops caly at Imnoataiit statioaa relinquished social honors and pleas- u i erounngg Ua urougn ufunan sieep BFt rs to Atlanta Ua --Tires To the poor and needy she de- JMAixkMsgent voted her time and money responding to every call made upon her Her whole 0 V finieTaliJ t - time is now devoted to humanity TRA13S00IN0 SOUTH AtAtilrst Mrs Mimms found her faith a No 2 Ualljv No 4 Dalta i difficult matter When sho first ex- lialliKxpress Mall Kxpcess jpounded her belief there were many to rKvanavlllo 42ipm 6SJaia Henderson 7rJra m lupm criticise and scoff Of this fact sho Corydon W2m ia oiptt lerself says I have borne every- MorKanlleldi 6ti6p m Man 6Hpm DeKoven t thing the disapprobation of friends Sturgls BitWam Ci5p m v the ridicule of strangers I am the last Marlon 74 p m Iitam J60 p m 1667 a in lrluceton E1TLLIO CASTELAH one in the world to have braved such i pm Cerulean eorings uaaam t things tinder ordinary circumstances 9rf41pm aH9am realizreg an ideal of justice uponv the M Gracey TratMny belief was stronger and greater HopklnsUlla 1210 p m lMOftpm face of the earth V than it all I had found the truth and NORTH HOUND NoluDallT Nca Dally If one- day there were called tajUd wjoihing could make me relinquish it orr cftjnBi 3 MolliJtoprtK3 MnlJiKittirfraB nient all the institutions in whichipeo ivHopfcnByllle Gradually followers came to her At 640 a m 150 p ui m ple so much rejoice and were exhihited rrinceian 5i 6pm fir6t she held her meetings every Fri Marloa 604 pm T3a za V each carrying in one hand the good ft day and Sunday in a small room in tho DeKoven 7u7pm aitoam even- ¬ Did Jack propose to you thia hud done and In the other the venter of the city Soon that became ing uuam wiuvpm oiuiksuiuui Cory dan SiUpm I003am none could rise so pureas the inadequate for the crowds which assem- Heiiareonj 8a5pm l025amT Well not exactly he asked mo if 1 press and none would merit aihenedie ArEvanvlllaiii5a m 2ip va Tbled to hear her and flo tho quarters could afford a husband p LOGAJU SKIiill tloa more jastly due from the human nvere moved to ahandsome building on m Dallv Iv tfrincoiotii 7lai conscience The Reason Why ArMopklDsiX IPeachtree street Somo months ago 1000am f Lv -- word went forth from Mrs Eddy that 604pm Freddie you were not at Teacher ArIfrlneotou A AVater Spontlng Volcano 7st -UNlOOL aOWN BRANUM the disciples of Christian science were school yesterday The greatest volcano on the surface 8outhllousft Daily Freddie No I wasnt able-- to come of tho globe as far as is known toman to give no raoro talks or sermons but v Uaiontbwu 7ij0a m B80pm Teacher What was tho matter wore to read from the book on that 655 pm is tfie famous Mont do Agua or water Vt Morsantlel bu6aiu Freddie Papa caught mo smoking and expound Its meaning She lalth North Boaod llty1 Volcano ono of the tallest peaka in tho at tho roomB cigarette Brooklyn Eaglo still occasionally reads 745pa 935vm I1 I mountain range which crosses Southern I v Morganatic 1000a m 8JOpia and has private talks with her friends Cnansirerwl Guatemala It would be more correct ArXirtilontowBi 111 B FllTCllBLl KMfcSUBjaODApt on science They were playing at Copenhagen ti 1A perhaps to speak- - of this freak as a HopklnsvllleKy Mrs Mimms Is tho wife of Maj Liv- ¬ i What a ingston Mimms a southerner of wealth aalu tho black eyed girlis Ho nearly mountain geyser but as it i3 known¬ throughout Central America as a vollOnHiKCHO s and distinction whose daughter is Mrs rough fellow1 Mr Sniggle cano we will mention Jts peculiarities IlJitMlM liVXLiS jRBbBtVRRS Thompson president of tho smothered me Joseph Replied the young lady with curls under that head Do Auga has been womans department of the Cotton And did you kiss him for his smother active by turns for moro than ones International exposition States and Boston Transcript hundred years and charing nil thattimV Now and then Mr and Mrs Mimms JCHE MlS9t9M VALLEY R0VTE lias never been known to eject anything will attend adhinet or a luncheon and OHli One Feur except Immense torrents of pure coidi ithls is considered a rare treat- to her Under tho circumstances Merritt Louisville flvdnijvilie iitiVHwW kwwv old friends vhy dont you go west and get a di waxer Jfyhlte hair makes vorce Mrs MimmssnOTV QyficinriifCti Watch la a Fair Compass f1 3t sort of halo aboui her forehead Her AND ALLp6YnJS Cpcwlgger Becauso If I had a di It is a fact that when the sun Is vlsi complejdon l8asciear as a childs and vorce 1 might beffool enough to marry bio a watch may take the place of a conv iXyrnL vAf iher- eyes aro almost aq pabyish Bqo is again tlfo rt liass Ihl information willbe qfYalue --TO tiuways wen uresseu ioiue ana man ue anglprs and other sportsmen in to Km dk tfsrr Cant Pur Jllia Ing the shadejf sio cnlpfly favOrs Sho iH J1 CifX 31 emergency- Point the hour liand of ni Wi 1S fcjT Is not old mBniritfoT shohas lived Mr niglifli Where if that Book of watch to tbe un and south ia exactly ANDALL POINTS fty unto thoMth that there ishbate or Etiquette and Complete Letter Writer halfyuyVeVwenvthq bpu anifigure IJft ua Mra IT Wnatddybu want it for ivy sorrow or dith lb hose whoso souls rismXti30Xtlefrz 12 QRjthpwatch For example lf it be IInlflueFairiSiantirBrfect Seivlca Mri II lwant towriteto the grocer r 4 fiTeatiamcdUlielilfrhest strength m oclock point tho hand indicating 4 toqiDijffilgemnUitHhHkrif to himTNt Yy J Biin audthoi2 oq the watch will Jn- She iirBich ta lacet i - toT 3EP Vj Ji iJn Hf M W mers ago and her name Is Henrietta Van Syklen Her mother doesnot go In fornewviroman fadsdoes not believe Hotel Henderson In bloomers for grown tips of tho gentler sexr ntn J hardly cares for wom ¬ ans rights anJ that sort of thing bat Entirely now and first class 111 all stce does believe in avrationnJ dress for espects Excellent Sample Rooms little girls and lias set the examplo by vnd eivice uuoquatodin the city having her own daughter ajttired fa On Double Oar l4inet loose fitting Jcnickerbockers a yacht Ii PKLEiDBRBKPropriotorfi 3F fng cap thick stockings and knock- KV Hnndcrwon about shoes In these- togs- little Henrietta can go r where she pleases run climb trees and l2J oUISVI LLE S rLOIUS A TBX AS RAILWAY trundle her hoople over cobbles even in rainy weather Tins makes her happy SCBmDIJl ElN EFF30TI MAY lrZM5- you can readily believe but Avhether wiH fblioTr the example other mamma3 No 61 No 53 of Mrs Van Syklen or not remains to Dally Dally WSS1I BOTND bo neeiL At all events the cqstume does not seem ungainly for the girlish 0 80 p m T4S a m tanEoulsvtlllev form shown in theportrait 7 25pm 80am Wst Point 801 pza OlTam BrMvinlug 45 a ni fl 30 p m irylnjrton THE PRESS OF TO DAY 8 89pm 2028am Stepbensporti I ii II THE LEADER 103 MMN ST t I iiii urn Mme Flurette Levy Mgr il wmmWww Oo 1 m Tho FcJacc carries the largest am fc Xiine oT MIXjXiBNEIIX The Drwkfilec m Do YwiKnow I am selling Bail era CTrijaaiaad Hat cheaper than any Wallcine Hats 3f Tfc fcW eW a miM V0MHui CM MKF I Iam 6a5ajp7 nemisi0 Tv s Sr wB lJm U4 t ROYAL CEMENT TT PLASTER Pick-Mc-D- DSverytlilxig In ri ni ap vi nil1 It V III H MltBUL 1 LiilLLlU Xfeeidjs TT7-T- J HMG1 L PK0NEA8 M - j 1 nhorifieofWaleSwasmar- - JourpalM teUnblnvIpy xh Ii my MbdoaltaatwU Maa oi uae vumouvfVWv r i i HIIHI W WCUOnWI 1iuannAn iV3l aii m vr- V th UeatednoSontbvif itbe8pTclocklh finllAnfc r mm ffkai wbi k oa8porp fprotki TksdkMlarbMatroua r 4- y to the sun and the figure 1690th wmin ia uih ouaiU xa vuq uuiu lmi hv du boil thwillhuwictly half wav be tiwimvhiiav eza iii m Kate itoqwfrwWXam farnlaber ou- IHIJIllUlil ri V TJfctfc ii all lftIflruLtlf- tappUoatlon toyowr a i WPL m iiv SsF AmR ft Qc 2JrliAiiStissm j 3kt ojrj Mmr vtr i T-r aeA jr jiffivvS tM 12ZZiK Ufii YOUNG WE nCKfCB nicucnv tuumu WSURESSiFETY TO tIFE a OF MOTHER AXD CHILD Mothers Friend cROBS OONPIHIMINT OP ITS PAIN HORROR AND RISK says tho New York World onlyafecty- six tiro men or less thaWoM thlrd An amusing1 comment on this haa hocri go ¬ ing the rounds in Paris y the effect from th HttUtl sf OTinh Centenarians In Fraho a oetisua of centenarians has just been taken an dthvtb illation hows two hundred and thirteen per sons in that country whiaover one jiuuurea years oi age ui w uuintmr Rom Sjfealtoar V t lr I head arms shonldefa chest if conceivable opportunity Constant chat- ¬ tering lb Is said leads to the active circulation of the- blood and thus ro nowsthe tissues of the body dally and renders the1 frame particularly strong Inallseriousnoss however have sev ¬ battle flj00 Book TO MOTHERS rasllea free eral Frencti physicists taken up this piatterl and they havo come to the con BBABFffiLD KKGUUTOB CO ATMNTi 01clusion that the reason so many more BUiOJ STALL Dnuaoisis women have attained a greater length of life than men Is because thoy havo passed through loss turmoil and trou- ¬ ble and have had a more calm and less impassioned existence One caso in pointjs that of an old lady who died recently in tho Haute Garonne having livod one hundred and fifty years She la supposed to havo been the oldest woman of modern times and all llfo was spent peacefully in a hamlet m uiswicc xne closing decade of From Indigestion bout stomtck head her life she was fed on goats milk und cheese In tho last few years of her ache flatulency distress after eMiag exisienco ner body became attenuated Or is it a caso of lost- appetite want of to an extraordinary degree and her energy wcakneEfl dobilityx skin came to resemble parchment The French centenarians ko as Are you norvous roetlesMleeplss Tron out ia body and in mind rule of the lowest class of society and extremely poor Havo you pains Intho baa alnc iMft proncnesslotalkand gossip at every that the reason for this surprising comparative longevity of woraenis their waseasily and quiakfy relieved is now uwng epienamiy fSMoBTOH Harlow UO by I80 pr ecPrfs or mail on receipt of prleo Mv1BifBsdonivtwoloLtl Sim coroner m JNviMawcentivreasoni out a verdict more sbusibTu than on M half theverdict usually rendered rlt appears that ah conceiving Uhat a little powdtrthron upon some green wood Would facilitate jits burn Ing dircpted a small stream from a keg upon the burning picco but not possessing a nana suincicntly quick to cut this off was blown into a million pieces Tho following was tho verdict delivered with great gravity by the official Cant be called suicide bo kaso ho didnt mean to kill himself it wasnt visitation of Godbekaso he wasnt struck by lightning ho didnt dlo for want of breath for he 2ra didnt have anything to breathe with vYuiiJu its plain ho didnt know what ho waB about so I shall bring 1n died for want of fr common sense Harpers It i rxij Iman V- - 1 US Opld Weather Is Obming pet yougthe best heaterjn the t xaices came ana go out the sZh iff v h m 1 Iazar A 5 Knows Now Do Ypi Suffer hr name boys fishing pole was fastened to tho root of a tree on tho river bank and ho was siting in the sun playing with his dog Idling the time away as he had been fishing all day and had caught nothing Fishing inquired a man passing Yes answered tho boy Jtflco dog j ou have there what is his genuine ROUND OAKcontin ues to lead the procession of heating stoves The reason is plain see the name on the leg e have the largest line of heat- rl era in the city ranging from 3 up ft I iryff JPKHf- - misffrXMfsse Kffljf- ntrn ptyrm i Fish i Fish Thats a queer name for a dog What do you call him that for Cause spigpn risT w e Can Suit You t fail to see our stock before an k u buying ROUND OAK mizi TiWfrS Then the man proceeded on his wnv Erie Messenger j hewont bite Ehe Everlasting U fig Juojakjtjai HH ma filled with ttiaWrfft eallo coxnploxlon coated tongtio D Jit tireatfl dry cough chilli and fover V6U Ar6 E4ARRY A Nainaber THgjH Do So juniors Im very oilelyn said the vivnefeits My brother Is collecting postage girl stamps and my sister Is so busy collecting magazine posters that Iseo scarcely anything of her What havo you been A Generalization II umsi S I STIO unj jfl A Coal Thief is pilfering in your bin and you of Keaaoni Why Somo Women doing If any of thoea trbtables M Vouri tlu thing you need la tR KINGS NMETUER and with tho trrcatoat cortaintv Known to mndl leal science GERMETUER removes from the system tho symptoms name above ous health in place of sickness Thoro Is no other remedy like it and nono that can do its work And then It it n real pleasure to tako it Little children tako it with dslight and it cures like magic SlCO G for 500 All druggists In the gentlest and happiest way giving strength in pkco of weaknsw joy GERJEER WM CUBE YOU Sold by R C Hardwjck druggist sar Through 76 THE GREAT w n nt Monf Trunk Line oetwoen the cities o Cincinnati Lexington Louis ville Evansvie St Louis V AudtnocHlosof NafcHville Memphis common occurrence of women marry- ¬ ing their juniors says the New York Not Much DlfToronco Times It was romarlted that theso Trlvvet Thcro is very littlo differmarriages wero almost Invariably hap- ence between a courts order to a sher- ¬ py ones One of tho group ventured iff to hang a man and a reprieve for the opinion that the reason for this lay tho criminal In tho wisdom gained with years by tho Dicer What is tho difference wife and In tho knowledge thus at ¬ Trivvet The death warrant says1 tained as to how to manage her hus ¬ Thou shalt knot and theroprjove band Another thought that a man says Thou shalt not Baj CityThat always wanted his wlift to mother A Suggestion him and was best satisfied when she did while sho was naturally satisfied Parkor What do you think of that by his satisfaction A third was sure proposed amendment to tho state con- ¬ that to take oaro of others was a wom-¬ stitution Barker Which ono ans true vocation and the secret desiro of her heart and that this calling was Parker It provides that very law most entirely entered upon when the enacted hereafter must stato distinct- ¬ selfishness of extreme youth was pastt ly whether it Is intonded to bo enforced and when tho husband was younger or not Puck than herself Whatever the cause the Always the Caso fact remains that of all these matches If I wore only pretty sho sighed which do seem to bo made in heaven You can easily become so said her almost all make a little heaven here be- ¬ host friond low How One of the talkers contributed her Disappear mysteriously I never quota to the stories of remarkable dif- ¬ read of a girl who disappeared mysteri- ¬ ferences in years between man and ously who was not pretty Chicago wife A one time bishop of Maryland Evening Post she said married a woman who had Proof of Genius been one of his mothers bridesmaids First Poot I think Thomsons Seaand who had made his own christening rope He was so devotedly attached to sons Is the most remarkable book over her that when she died from extreme written Second Poet Why old ago he mourned her memory with First Poot It contains over thou no thought of filling her place all tho sand lines on spring and ho managed rest of his life A late conversation between a num- ¬ ber of women chanced to fall upon the said Cholly somewhat sternly collecting my thoughts Dearmol What silly fads people do have nowadaysl Washington Star I have been I i rsOk If Hrl permit it A cooking stove that has to be overfed to be coaxed to cook at all and dumps its coal without digesting it is a downright robber THE MAJESTIC steel range saves food and fuel enough in two years to pay for itself Alk parts unbreakable Li jyj llll assK6 r ii si ftssnuA and even baker You can learn alb v fSi v about the Majestic Cooking Kange at our store The Maiestic is such saver that it pays to discard a cast iron stove for one iiull miiiiii y-- Steel and Malleable Uroir Its heat cant escape A rapi -ir KEEP YOUR EYES on the Celebrated Mogul to got it published Harpers Bazar giving your mother so much impuThe famine that decimated Ireland dence I novor dared talk back to my fifty years ago was caused by the blight ¬ mother ANDSPKED DNBIVALKD Son with a sneer No you wouldnt ing of tho potatoes then tho staple daro talk back to my mother neither Tho blight litfood of tho peasantry Cars erally walked in darkness though the¬ Puck How Can Thoy 7 Savanafa sickness destroyed nt noonday Says That TTorWly sect that darss rejeot Prances Power Cobbe in her Life ¬ JacksonTho proaobers rood ndvloo I happened to bo able to recall pre ¬ Will dlo some day and go their troy cisely tho day almost the hour when But hay wont cut any loo ville -- I A Vr Bulletin tho blight fell on the potatoes and caused tho great calamity A party of us were KEEPING A STM iT UPPE UP As driving to a seven oclock dinner Connections are made at Guthrie aad wo passed a remarkably fine field of potatoes in blossom tho scent came Nashville for all points W est through tho open windows of the car¬ JSIorth East South and riage and wo remarked to each other In Pullman Palace Cars how splendid was tho crop Three or four hours later as we re ¬ EMIGRANTS turned In the dark a dreadful odor this road will receiva special low rates same from the same field and wo ex- ¬ See agents of this company for rates claimed Something has happened to routes o or write to those potatoes They do not smell at A T C P Atmobe G P as thoy did Lruisville all tho wayoutl when we passed them on Next morning there was a wail from one end of Ireland to tho other Every field was black and every root rendered unfit for human food And there were nearly eight million people depending principally upon those potatoes for ex- ¬ gomery Mobile and New Orleans IN Vbo Suddenness A NIGHT A Coward I WITHOUT QHA34HB of a Potato Blight in Ireland Irate Fathor I cant understand you wagon the best wagon that can be made by first mMi xxr f Kwsawwvtf class mechanics and ma- f r hoATcmsi MWX 4Jw terial they have stood the test Keey your money at home and get the best wagon Pullman Palace for Atlanta Macon i ixsteiw1 laffilstdsW Jtag IN BUGGIES and points in Florida x X x we have this year far sur- ¬ CTtJALAnliisBaaaMy 5fn passed any previous record Our stock was more care- ¬ fully selected and was bought cheaper tfoode well bought are already half sold Come and JOIN IN THE PROCESSION istence Reasoning Power of Robins A robins nest and a kingbirds nest were situated in adjoining trees each Bay City Mich Chat t Plenty of ttfe Van Waffles Was there much life where you stopped while nway Montrose-r-Wel- l I should say thero containing young birds When the wosl Why it would havo tickled an kingbirds saw the robin bringing a entomologist to death Brooklyn ¬ REXDALE IIEiRD of Berkshire hogs and worm to feed its young thoy would atEagles Southdown sheep Nice lot of year old Bu6ks tack land make it give up the food in- ¬ and plga ot both sexes now ready for dell very Women and Cows tended for tho young robins After MB Kino Mr Grumps Why in creation do being robbed a few times tho robin ap-¬ Newatead Ky peared with a worm accompanied by women always call a cow be BEST IN QUAUT Mrs Grumps I presumoHs because two other robins and when the king ¬ 10ST IN QUANTITY bird made his appearance tho two extra cows always act so cross and ugly with robins pitched in and gave him a sound womon N Y Weekly r thrashing while the ono with tho worm Not SCarkadl fed Its young and seemed to be laugh ¬ much I ing all tho while The game was your dont sob aonocrtdlfferonoo between 1 sacred programnjea and kingbird gavoit up played until the concert programmes CREAM and now the robin feeds 1U young with ¬ your secular WHITES Tho sacrtfd concerts aro given on will save meat when all others fail It is 99 pT cent pure salt You can use it year after year No waste of salt no spoiled meat Try it and be convinced You will never use any other It is the cheapest for live stock One trial will convince any one FARMERS Do vou want to have sweet meat m place of rau cidrneat If so use only the RETSOF SALT It i4 for Cab An intensely reserved man Ibsen is VI never could understand sighed Hms all WORM Remedies t all fond of talking of himself or dam why Mint oldest boy c4 miss nEVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED Ckls works At a dinner some time out so paaiy ut naarre aay gro the wtft of a well known artist xJrRBdparenla to spoil him ozjsTAiafjSKVuiTS Chicago being seated beside him insisted on Tribune conducting the epnversatioa to that x4 Coastgr Iiotmi end and finallyraalntainsd at length Shalll speak 6 your mo the Ethel wa an im ¬ MiM ir that his Hedda Gabled ut madam he jtoutour 6ngff5tfcntP possible womaa to Yes George j uLw aad dont be her from the life answered I draw aid of her Sho isnt half sa dread km a woman flvriWMfH mIT LHtWJU Yes JIorrDoktor but I LoetofMa W vS is she looks Detroit Free Press Vrt MtWuT 2 should know Isay agaiB that It is mkumn out MwiMM 410k a Impossible that such a waman should o OOlow Xuj - 0X9 BOs i sjjU Xl n t Zta iraeaa saaa Is teeltar tla4 uoh lor uerr ti xlst Thla was to xHf BoltteeltMMid mlth WW pi He Us a dtaolUiW wWeh was ItadJatKirkaii alsWat mawn PoaiUa4laUaUair irt Cifflir iiriiiVawJ1 liTTTX haatWallvtfctfasut fltMqfrsation v vi k ami rt T v 3 fiLHH irf WjffltoMJSJJSSi faiQiNo Excuse- VERMIFUGE ilFOB n YEARS id out help Sunday A ODlfe i i Blast Mam We are prepared to do all kinds of plumbing We have experien- j i t ced men and years oi experience m tne onsmess so ao not ian to give us a chance to figure on your work Guarantee satisfaction The largest line of heavy and light Hardware in the County G uns pistols pocket and table cutlery razors and scissors We have secured Mr John S Skalley in our Harness Department which he has improved in every point and we ha ye now the most complete stock ever carried in the city TALBOT SADDLES made to order Jt e ifji ST 1 9 dr w lM i WSSfi V MMiTj BR 0 M h s I- tl r 3i i v 1 m iJki a4i Qi C uiK W i i St Vij 4i IJw vi jVn PM i 7inxmm tfti 3F A- - 4 aa K7 7yri r i JE a afti ja4fytMWrtKKrva iT3r u Sittotulle KUSHSB lttttiicliant FKlMl lOBNIXCS They cant nut your son in jail It on that GHAS i4MEACHAM lawyer sort of a charge said the Yes but I know they can said isuasaiPTiq sa a year in advance his client Ikcauso theyve already ioiii iealnKuotlociiOcentsporHne 8pe olM IiOUl 6 cents per line each insertion done it nthMotortuudnK mivertlsemcuts furnished wuAiitiHt Httoa If Editor Knott will kindly take a tLS day off andicomo to Christian county 4 UK U13 SOUTH MAIN STREET v TITOAX ANB gro dominations Tbeioufeyille Voat preiBt8iuihe claim thatiare no danger ofW i Erysipelas Has be n ray BiliatioR from hlldkaed was caasedby Impure Wood and every spring I was aura to have a long spell asd my general health would give wsy Doctors did 1110 M sL vjfxw t nt S E7 j m r Vv rs ns i a te ori 4 jr rca fettfcSS w but little trood rA few m 7 WW rff opondent erjrlng and I became de Last 1 MWMKfeMJimMgTITirtTfTIW1l II tv y- m f W TICICKT For Governor P WAT HARDIN of Morcer For Lieutenant Governor It T TYLER of Fulton N For Treasurer UKUOOKATIO wocangivehim some object lessons that even a blind man can Bee The state bnnkors KaFOUDOtUIajr For Audltoi L C NORM AN ot Boone For Register of the Land Ofllee U 8 BWANUO ol WoUtJ at Owehsboro saparllla was recommended and after tak unanimously for a Binglo gold insone bottle mysight gradually returned voted my blood becamo purified and J waa standard resolution and even went restored to good health With Hoods Snr saparllla one is Well armed to meet any further and asked the legislature to fee Miss Luxu Lee 144 Market Bt Eemember take from the borrower his three days Memphis Tenn of grace Speaking of grace reminds us of one of 3 udgo Graces reasons I have al for being a bimetalist said the Judge that ways noticed the bankers havo a way of looking af- Ts tho Only True Blood Purifier proml 1 six for 5 ter their own interests and if they are nently In the public eye all in favor of a gold standard the Hoods PMI5 cure all liver Ills bilious nM headaches 25c safest plan for the people is to take the other side erysipelas settled in my eyca and I becamo total ¬ ly blind for soveral weeks Hoods Sar- - mm yrn v r S ii wPwUam n AW lit I A n ii iVVy l lv- - t HI ln v 111 l fy 15 s VV For Attorney General W JllKNDRICKor Fleming - ForSecretary of State HENRY 8 UALE of Graves For iSupt of Public Instruction 2SD PORTER TlIOMlSON otOwen For Commissioner of Airrlculturo ION BN ALL of Louisville For railroad Commissioners JS FLETCHER DEMlaEY of Hopkins GEO HALEXANDEUof Jcilerson GREEN R KELLAR of Nicholas 1- lri0cFs arsapanisa r U 7w v fi yoiing Ulan we think you are in a i LC For Circuit Court Judge LINN of Calloway POSITIONS GUARANTEED M For Magistrate Pembroke District WML PARKER For City Councllmen First ward R II HOLLAND Second wrd J DUDLEY WARE Third ward DENNIS R PERRY Fourth vard GEO D DALTON Sixth ward KM FLACK Seventh ward W AV PPOOL Secretarv Carlisle has taken the pains to havo it announced that he DRAUQHONS PRACTICAL will come home to vote for Hardin It is unfortunate for Mr Carlisle that w he finds it necessary to proclaim NaslivIMe Teun by bankers This College that ho will vote the Democratic and merchants la strongly endorsed Draughons FOUR weeks by ticket method of teaching bookkeeping is equal to under reasonable conditions Do not say It can not be done till you send for free catalogue of delicate position J A ai Wl fu4ne44 fcfl s Vilfi4if k1i 4 Supplemental Miitntiii m H lwJft Ht County Clerks Office ii 1 a tfe ITS SOUL The Courier Journal is unfortu x nate in having a tough record and a i tender skin It writhes and wriggle v under the blisteriug lash of criticism and shrieks its curses at its country contemporaries like a drunken drab vat the whippiug post But the s C J must take its punishment and whether it takes it like a man or a apaniel will make precious little diff v ereiuxj with the state of its hide when aibe flagellation is over Every Dem ocratic editor in tho state is not only n privileged but duty bound to on the old his cat reprobates gashed and quivering back It may rave in its fury and gnash its bonejess gums in its awful agony but tho cheerful whistle and the dull sickening thud of the knot ted thong will continue to ravish our delighted ear Ever and anon we shall ourselves cross the border car arying in our valise a trunk strap with a buckle on one end thereof canJ we shall crave permission of our fellow Democrats in Kentucky to par ticipate in the festivities But eyery blow wo strike though laid on with lusty vigor shall bo delivered iu -- churity aud timed to some good old liymn W e shall lacerate in mercy and scarify in hope It is our purpose to lick tho devil the Money Jevil out of our esteemed contemporary and it wll live to thank us if 4he destruction of its epidermis shall be tho saving of its soul When our once estemed contemporary shows signs of repentance the scourging shall be suspended But there is one offense for which it must weep tears of blood and utter prayers without We can forgive its own ceasing -wandering from tho path of virtue but our contemporary has committed si deeper and a darker siu It has Jt ikeii an innocent and simple-mindefield hand from tho plow and put iim to Writing goldbug editorials When all of its other offenses have 3jien taken out of its back there must Jbe thirty nine extra lashe3 for this Then in some Home for Abandoned INewspapers theC J may win to Heaven its dreary road by a life of jHntinence fasting and prayer Memphis Commercial Appeal FOE THE GOOD OF ¬ ¬ red--de¬ ¬ I 91 ii i E ik fc w tt d tf if II n rti i ir W a f V Wo haye never in the last fifteen years seen tho press of Kentucky unore unanimous on any proposition than it hits been in condemnation of Cash Clays bolt With the single exception ol the Louisville Post not a paper in Kentucky claiming to be Democratic has spokenau approving Word of the bijeak Even Clays roundly roastedhim forhomo papers ihis treachery and disloyalty to his party It is the unanimous opinion vOf tho people of Kentucky that tho 3aio candidate for governor has com- knitted political suicide tightening around Durrantfheniurderer of Blanche La mont and Minnie Williams in a The evichurch atan Francisco dence left scarcely a doubt of his guilt Tho case is now being ar THIS MAN HAD AN AVERSION gued and a conviction is considered certain He Didnt Want to Do Police Duty for tho Dead you believe in negro rule put uOf course it isnt the nicest kind If your cross under the negro cabin If of a night job but there are others a you think white people should gov great deal worse I know of some ern Kentucky stamp under the roo- far more inviting than mine but there is a position 1 know of not sters feet far from here that I wouldnt hold for Max Hanbery has assumed the all the coin in the country It was a South Park employe who leadership of the Trigg county Re spoke says the Chicago Post With publicans and the Telephone is mak a half dozen companions every night ing life miserable for him once a he pushes a wheelbarrow along the week Midway from Cottage Grove avenue femi4 vnttwuf jmamaii Each barrow is weighted down with Wm Jeter tho Democratic candi- a garden hose which is attached to date defeated by a close vote last a hydrant and all night long the year has been appoiuted lieutenant men hold the nozzles while Lake governor of California to succeed Michigan water runs on the green swards that line the drives and paths Vlillard deceased that connect Washington and Jack- ¬ distinguished son parks Night sprinklers are fa- ¬ A New York woman herself last weok by getting married miliar figures in any of the city Might as well parks or along tho boulevards in a bloomer suit No indeed said the sprinkling start that way Most of them will man you aud I have a long ways the wear them sooner or later best of the man who works nights seven blocks south of us at Oak Kemomber that next Tuesday is woods cemetery Every night win- ¬ tho day and that tho polls close at 4 ter and summer he is doing police pm duty for the dead He is the night watchman at the cemetery For sev Hitch Cash Clay to the Louisville en years that I know of he has held Post and let tho campaign proceed the job and In all that time ho has been off duty but one night What BICYCLES IN JAPAN caused him to forsake the sepulchral Why thatls the The Wheel Craze Has Broken Out in job that night the East night he got married The next The Japanese were infected with night he was back among tho dead again traveling a beat that leads tho bicycle craze several years apo said Theodore Wores tho artist him among tall white monuments and it broke out in peculiar ways and by graves the tops of which can- ¬ I took my safety wheel with me to not help but remind- - him of tho bod- ¬ Japan and I found it of great assist- ¬ ies that were interred that day as ance It was not much of a novelty tho freshly turned earth Is still damp except in the country I arranged and suggestive of the scarcely dried a sketching outfit that I could pack tears of the mourners Ill hold a on mv machine and in this way I nozzle and watch the water spurt all made a number of long trips into night before Ill change jobs with the country where a bicycle at- ¬ him tracted attention One day I was The New Haven oyster crop for jogging along on my wheel when I saw something coming towards me this year is reported to be lamer which I couid not size up As it than ever known There havo been drew nearer I saw that it was a Jap- ¬ fortunate conditions to make It this anese riding one of the old fashioned way and as a result oyster growers Probably the ma- ¬ will reap benefit from it The oyster high wheels had done service in the United growers say that star fish have dam ¬ chine States and had been sent with a lot aged their beds but little and the summer just closing has been so of other second hand machines to Japan The rider was calm and free from storms that the an expert and evidently perfectly oyster beds have suffered none from conditions Another He was atmospheric happy with his wheel dressed in Japanese costume which fortunate thing which will make is not the best adapted for bicycle this the greatest oyster season riding and ho rode without using planters havo experienced is that the handle bars In one hand he the prejudice against New Haven held a gay ly colored parasol and in oysters enter tainedlast year because the other a fan which he worked of the typhoid fever scare has all vigorously for the day was warm gone Tho demand so far this season He managed his wheel easily with surpasses last year by considerable his feet and he was apparently en- ¬ and at this time last year the ty ¬ joying the impression that he was phoid fever scare had not set in sure to make on the natives Of They are said to be of very fine color course in tho largo cities of Japan and fat By the first of November wheels whpn the season will bo at its height there are many but they were mostly owned bj for- ¬ planters growers and dealers will cmplov three thousand people eigners The coils are m TWELVE weefcsby the old plan Special ad- ¬ vantages in Sliosthaud Penmanship and Teleg- ¬ raphy Cheap board Open to both sexes No vacation Enter now Railroad Fare Paid HflWE CTTInV We have recently prepared nUfllD OlUlHi books on Dookkbepino Shorthand akd Pbnmanbhip especially adapt ¬ Write for Home Study ed to home study circulars at once SSt as good in the matter of Clothing then we know vou wear onlv thcn uWfcJiC 11 j 3 J J -itZJ hujiciAPiYf urMr- u uur- ifZ mm ceieDraiea guaranieea Drana i high grades are fit for a king But your judgment is good 1 If its sW j 1 i to be married in Prices to fit a young mans pocket Shoe Co No Mammoth Clothing Main 3t Hopkinsyille Ky 1 S THE HOWE JEWELRY CO Or t J fI n HAS THE MOST ELEGANT LIN Watches Silverware Jewelry Cloclis DIAMONDS o BHo-a-bra- ever seen outside- of a large city ALL AT LIVING PRICES Personal attention given to Remember the place HOWE JEWELRY COMPANY Uut gLass Art Goox Spectacles Watch Clock and Jewelry Repairing 209 SOUTH HMAiN ST Two Doors North of Anderson Co J Call on us for Reliable Goods and Repairing JAS CHURCH Ni CHOIR HOWE ROW BETTER THAN METAL Stono Work for Bridges Consid ered Cheapest in the End riVB STOCK MAKKET Bcported by Tathm Embi V Iron and Stoel 1VU1 Frolmbly Never Tuko the riaco ot Stone Kntlrely Some Xato Knglnoorlng JTeats as Examples out-of-da- te up-to-da- te aaxauvmnnza tMasEaaiaviirrrvKXKrM wns u 1 Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U S Govt Report c- - ABSOLUTELY PURE xvitu people are perhaps too ready to consider that the days ot masonry bridges of any consider- ¬ able span are over save in cases in which aesthetic considerations over- ¬ ride all questions of cost says En- ¬ gineering It has however to be remembered that the maintenance of a masonry structure is in general much cheaper than that of a metal one and for this reason that most progressive of American railroads the Pennsylvania has of late years built- many arches to replace old truss or girder bridges The spans in these cases have however been In Austria on the other small hand two masonry bridges which must be reckoned among thelargest yet constructed have been built over tho River Pruth to carry the railway Stanislaus - Weronienka One of these at Jarcmeze has a main span of 2066 feet while the other at Jamna has a span of 157 5 feet The Cabin John bridge which is still the largest existing masonry span is 220 feet between the abut- ¬ ments its rise being 5725 feet The Grosvenor bridge Chester the largest in this country has a span of 200 feet the rise being 42 feet Thus it will be seen that the Jaremeze bridge holds the second placo Tho material used in this case was dressed stone there being 149 voussoirs visible on the face In commencing the work the centering was loadod simultaneously at eight different points and when completely covered It yielded at the crown 45 inches on the left side and 39 inches on the right About 35000 cubio icet of cut stone were used for the arch Te weight over tho arches is relieved by spandrel arches be- ¬ tween which tho oitrados is coated with concrete from 2 to 31 feet thick with a layer of asphalt over It The other- bridge though of smaller spanjisof very- similar design Tbev eacrlCfLrrya single line of rail Tho work was executed most rapidly as tib masonry was only commenced in aiargm iioiii anatne Dridge was opened in- - November of the same tyeayJSbrae 55 tpns of Portland1 cement and soma 400 cubic iectof rordinary mortar the Jaremeze bridge cost about 41100 Most Division street Brooklyn The neg- ¬ ative side of the question is taken by Miss Matilda Simms while the the affirmative is looked after by the women who were until a short time ago leaders in tho choir St Augustines is the most exclu- ¬ sive colored church in tho city Miss Simms whoacted as dresser for the women came to the conelu sion that bangs were not the proper thing in a vested ohoir and issiied orders that they should not be worn Tho singers objected strongly and tho young men of the choir agreed with them Miss Simms was obdurate and the singers went on strike Choirmas- ¬ ter J H Davis did all in his power to quiet the ruffled spirits of the women but it went for naught and he found it necessary to fill the va- ¬ cated places in the choir with male voices One of tho ex members of the choir was seen by a New York World reporter She said The young women in the choir objectod to losing their bangs and I dont blame them one bit A womans hair is her crowning beauty and I do not think it necesSary to have her lose it in order to sing in a choir C0 When Ordered Not to Wear Bangs LIVK STOCK COMMISHIONJ EBOHANTS the Worrien Vocalists Struck BOURBON STOCK Tltd The question Bangs or no bangs QUOTATIONS has caused a heap of troublo in tho Looisville Kv Oct 25 Cattle choir of St Augustines Colored Episcopal church on Canton near Receipts 15J and 24 calves Ship ments 16 Market very slow but no rnoterial change in prices demand about equal to the supply Hogb Receipts 908 Shipments 105 Market firm tops S3 70 lights SO AC -l U -spo uu All iuiu oui f1- - iuir unaer tu receipts11 iuojs moderate Sheep and Lambs Receipts 210 Shipments 219 Market ruled slow no improvement in prices Catti2 Extra shipping i Si no to t r uigm snipping HUto4 00 a Bo to 4 oo Best butchers Fair to irood butchers 3RntnHft Common to medium butchers 2 00 to 2 60 ruin rougastecrspoor cows ana f i seaiawaga 100 to 175 I uuyu io ujtiru uxeu aa to 8 60 Common to medium oxen 1 25 to 3 25 J 10001b to 12001b Feedors 825to875 J Stockers 1 60 to 3 25 nuns- 125lo2P5 Veal calveH 2 60 to 6 60 Chntnn tnllnh nrtwa orm A mda Fair to good mllchows 12 00 to 18 00 Hoos Choice packing and butch- i ers 225 1b to 8001b 370 Fair to good packing lgo lb to a25IS 8 65 to 8 70 wuuu 10 eiirik iigni lOU ID to JbO n fiK in a 7ft I J 10 aen tr rak Fatshoats120 tb to liso lb Fat shoats 100 lb to 120 lb 8 60 to 8 60 uougns 100 id to 400 IB 8 15 to 8 85 Sheep and Ibs Good to ex ship 1 mnesheen ooRfnorn Fair to good- 175to2 26l Common tomedlum 1 26 to 1 Bucks 1 00 to 3 60 J nxira iamDa Kentucky rms 800to896 Fair to good Tennessee 2 60 topoo i Common to medium 2 00 to a 60 I X 75 to 315 Taii enasov culls T n t 1il rnUrf n in tionof the country than all other1 V rilRonRPi nnf fncrAfhor nnH until lllfit fflw Vfinrn won Riinnnmvl n lu Jri- nlitmKIn IJnw n An wuiuuiD juj a Ktcab uiuny years u i J uoio id ujuio niaiuiiu j iu ii- - J IU1 B6C J1 Stuck to Their Seats The Holland Reformed church of this village says a Lodi N J special to New York Times was painted lasc week and the interior was varnished The work was done early in the week and the seats wore supposed to be dry They were when tho members of the con- ¬ gregation felt them before sitting down There musthave been some mistake about tho varnish how ever for when the members of- thecongregation had been seated a short time the heat from their bodies softened the yarnisb and when an attempt was made to rise it was al- ¬ most as hard to separate ones garments from tke seat asi itis to ro mqyea potous plaster Tho harm dbbfy to clothing was considerable The congregation made the best of badteituatibnarid stood the service through andtare now trying to sea wtte1evthfl--fuhnypa¬ rt i dbctors pronounced it a local disease and preseibed local remediesxand by constantly failing to cure witirIocal treatment pronounced it incurablbr bcienco has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore V requires constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh cure manufactured byJ au uuuey a uo xoieao Uhio is the only corl8titutional euro on thejl marketIt -- is takon intArnnllv inM doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful JL HiiLH flirnriritr nn tl i It nnH nHti wy v4tlAi UJUUU UUUI mucousurfaces of the sjstem They offer one hundrpd dollars for any case it fails jo cure Send for circu- lars and testimonials Address F J CHENEYfGO Toledo OJ v ice oum uyuruggiBts fpc j i 1 - The Florida Athleticlub de clared off theCorbFnraiirnmqna of which outsiders appear to seeTcomei IT vA la Maher Oorbett agip reiiirayuiXflLaIleatfatA the world thVafalr Fitz8fmpprafeirsdi fcfNovemler fightbeciusaof4tMaalters refusal to itponainnt aiha bpppnao ftiktidwaiJn with Fetor fQjrlBOjOOO5- - w7 lflKwrimnrfttwwc i w mfxf2ZJ J jtS uJilM A c jTfti JO v d ABOUND AND ABOUT cr NOTyiNCBUT v ROYAL MFBRFWS M SOHEHKSIBEIArWSr Queer Thingrs Aro Found In tho Indiana Code The Bar ftEWS FOUND IN THIS ys column A Condemed Aeeoaat ef tko Latest lfap jwjnlngs Xercely Teld for Bony Headers Gov Spencer Millard of California iB dead TJaKTrigg fatally wounded Leon j Lieut Q WilihoytatXduiavillo w SS Firobugs are disturbing Russell ville Bankers from all over the state aro in session at Owensboro On Smoky Creek in Knox county Nan Bull colored shot Jane Hurst to death Jealousy was the cause Senator Blackburn expresses the bolfef that Gen Hardin will win by 18000 Mies Henderson the girl bo brutal lyTtagaulted by a negro convict in Georgia died of her wounds W W Watson won the champion ¬ ship trophy offered by the Kentucky Gun Club An Alabama man wasr lynched for attempting to assault the wue of his employer According to the registration fig ures 5102 is the Democratic majority in Louisville Another massacre of Armenians in which sixty wore killed is reported The Turkish Government as usual claims the Armenians were to blame Mrs Kate Sanford has filed a 100 000 suit against Senator William Goebel at Covington for the killing of her husband Dr John Wesley Hannah one of the oldest and best known Metho dist preachers in Tennessee died at Clarksville Miss Maud Sturgeon has com- ¬ menced suit against Dr Sam Wether by of Jefferson county claiming 510 000 for breach of promise got a Republican Tom Kells drunk on free whisky at Williams town and fatally stabbed Ed Straud also a Republican and At Downingsvillo William Milton Burgess shot and killed Albert Johnson during a row over a game of cards Fire destroyed more than 100000 worth of property in the best busi- ¬ ness part of McKinney Tex Thurs Jewesses Who Have Married Into the puropaan Nobility may not be generally known It that Qutsn Victoria has a Jewess for a niece andyotsuch is tho case Her husbands nephew Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg married tho daughter of Joseph Geirger a Jew ¬ ish musician In Vienna where tho daughter also was well known both as a singer and a pianist A broth er of tho empress of Austria Prince Louis of r Bavaria is married tq a Mendel tho Jewess - Ilenriette daughter of a jeweler carrying on The marriage business in Munich of the resigning prince of Monico to Alice Heine is much more recent and better known but perhaps it may not be equally well known that another member of the Heine family has married into a princely house Mario Emoden Heine having married Prince Michael of Oitor Filomarino a small principality in Italy It is curioua to notice that while so many Jewesses have married into Ilai a Laugh at the Legislature ImprlonBjeat for Being Killed A Iino for Spelling a Word Correctly v laws of the said an ex judge of the passedby tho last session legislature Talk about the peculiar the continental nobility yet there day i J d m Washington as the ie stroKe oi apoplexy last week nrH k M result of sustained i 01i seem to bo very few instances of Jews who have married titled ladies One of these few instances however is that of M Sterling the son of poor Jewish parents in Warsaw who married tho only daughter of Princess Mathilde Bonaparte He was a drawing master and made tho acquaintance of his future wifo by giving her drawing lessons tho Jewish family of Lil In ienthal is the unique instance two of sisters who married Christian nobles Amelia Lilies thai in 1867 marrying Prince Louis of Sayn Besleberg while in the fol lowing year her sister Pauline mar ried Prince Emil of Sayn Witgen stein Through the pedigrees of tho continental nobles are to be fouud Jewish names from reigning princes down to the lowest orders of nobil- ¬ ity in fact it is almost what may be called among the lesser nobles that one most frequently finds instances of Jewish marriages But of those of exalted rank who have seleoted Jew- ¬ ish wives perhaps the best known is the late Prince Alphonso do Polig nao who married a Jewess named Jeanne Mires and Prince Radziwell who married Louise Blanc It may bo said that there is scarcely a noble family in Europe that has not at least a trace of Jewish blood in its pedigree Chicago Record A supreme court to a writer for the Indianapolis Sentinel they dont compare with some of tho laws which aro already on tho statute books of this state What do you think of fining a man for making such a consummate fool of himself as to try to catch a quail or pheasant in the woods without a gun or any weapon of any kind What do you think of a law which says that a man who is run over and killed by an engine may be sent to tho penitentiary for fourteen years What do you think of a law which compels the people of Indiana to spell a word differently from the spelling given in the dictionary And yet thero are laws in Indi ana which perpetrate these glaring inconsistencies Do you doubt it Then I will read you the law The judge reached for his copy oi the cpde and turning to the subjects mentioned showed that the law said exactly what he had as¬ serted Now well take the game laws of this state continued the judge with a quiet smile as he lighted a fresh cigar Between certain periods of the year or rather during certain months it is forbidden to kill certain game birds or animals or tocateh certain fish This is done to prevent their slaughter at the time when they are caring for their youug or aro breeding as this would soon DE6jkiri8vihWs Young Authores- syou And bewent out TheJittle book of storied by Miss Took It to a Thn Went This was on Saturday Fldrono Ifrancea Brasher which was Away and Died Monday afternoon a telephone Aromewhat remarkableincldent message announced Mr Coles death recently put on the market hero is in connection with the recent death at the Toledo hospital He died spoken bf in words of high common datipn by all who have read it There of Myron H Cole the ex huroano from th6 shock of an operation In agent happened in tho Toledo Beo And the obituary was read ex- ¬ are three storiesDeep a Day of Dark ¬ Where Waters Flowed ness editorial rooms two pr three days actly as he had written it by thou- ¬ and A Bitter Lesson The two first his demise before sands in Tuesday evenings Beo aro novelettes of fifty or more pages He came in and sat down at tho the last a short story They aro all city editors desk Ho had pften written in a charming style entirely ONE WOMAN PROTESTS visited the office apd always had an t free from affectation and bombast interesting item of news to impart She Gets Pennies from Conductors common ihat young errors Whilo Men Get None generally ou hortfes and borsemen authors fnll inoM iler descriptions JJI want you to read this ho be Why is it asked alight young are well executed find not overdone gan as ho produced several sheets woman of a New York Sun re- ¬ Her characters well drawn and tho of closely written manuscript porter that the conductors al ¬ plots admirably developed On tho Thinking it was one of the usual ways give theirpennies to women whole the stories are interesting in subject matter pure in concepitems the city editor picked up tho I never saw a man get any The their and tion delineated in well sheets and glanced over the intro- ¬ other day I got pennies from six words We regard the young chosen author ductory lines conductors I had started shop- ¬ as a girl of unusual talent for she is Why this is yovm --your ho ping early in tho morning and on still little more than a child and the began dumfounded the very flrst car 1 got into tho con- ¬ people of Hopkinsville when they inYes my obituary Mr Cole ductor gve mo five pennies in consider that she is dependent upon terrupted I am going to die and change when 1 handed him a dime her pen for a livelihood should enI wanted you to have it so as to save I go1 rid of those in a store and courage and aid her by helping her you from running around after I am when I got into a second car I to dispose of tho entire edition of her gone had to change a quarter Again I meritorious little book It sells at50o book stores or may be ordered Die nothing was the laughing got five pennies Then I got mad atthe by mail ijremark You are good for thirty because thero were lots of men who years yet hadnt tho right change and not one Speaking Appointments No Im not Not thirty weeks of them received pennies I did not C Crenshaw Populist candidate R nor thirty days Thirty hours will say anything though and banded about strike it right the pennies over to tho clerk at tho for the Legislature will address the You havent been drinking have next store voters of Christian county at the fol- ¬ you The next time 1 rode I had the lowing places No I never dvink I know what right change and the fourth time Pembroke Wcdsefday OctSOthlpm fl am talking about Put this away the conductor was a gentleman and Oaslty Wednesday Oct 80th6 30 p m Longvlew Thursday Oct 31st 10s m where it will be handy for you will gave me two dimes for my quarter Kennedy Thursday Oct 81st2 pm need it sooner than you think Of the remaining six conductors Nov Tut tut man you have a dose that I encountered four gave me Uracey FridayFriday 1st 10 a m Church Hill Novl8t9pm Gp take a ride behind pennies and ono actually gave me of the blues Howell Saturday Nov 2 10 am one of Joe Popps flyers and you fifteen of them I gave him a bit of Bonne tta town Saturday Nor 2 2 p m Layfayettc Saturday Nov2C30 pm will feel better my mind he wont forget very soon 111 never feel better again No I think although of course I didnt Mr C M Brown is invited to be UtTiairm rif lllTIO TOllI liftGood by choking up nraonnt UAJU and if I benefit any from it w rw If UJiCOCUl rm3 o UIKDIUU V dont see you again God be with accorded him WROTE HIS OWN OB TUARY Newspaper X TRICKY Wn MEMORY A XCoen AIInded Man Whose KccoUeotlon IV afford material for an entire paper to study defects of memory and to describe some of the curiosities of thinking which result from such de ¬ A writer iu Popular Science fects Monthly says that ho saw lately a busi ness man of keen mind and good gen- ¬ and X036 population eral memory who was not paralyzed In any way and was perfectly able to Rosie McClelland aged 15 who ¬ understand and was abducted at Lexington by Dr J denly lost part oftalk but who had sud his power of reading B Powell was rescued by her father and of mathematical calculation from an assignation house in GeorgeTho letters d g q x aud y though town Powell is in jail seen perfectly wore no longer recogAmbrose Miracle aired fifteen nized and conveyed no more idea to years ana Miss Dora Thompsonaged him than Chinese characters would to thirteen eloped from Hancer Creek us He had great difficulty in reading had to Bpell out all words and could near Middlesboroiigh to Tennessee not read words containing threo let- ¬ and were married Thursday Whitecaps in Bell county Ky stripped and whipped Wesley Lam bort and Angelia Davis Lambert is so badly injured that he will die According to the City Assessors re port the town of Sebree has taxable piMerty listed at 182801 267 voters It would at fault v k t j tit Two contested election cases at lie could write the letters which he Louisville have been decided in favor could read but could not writo tho five of Johnson county clerk and Mc letters mentioned He could read and the Democratic writo somo numbers but 8 7 and 8 had Cann magistrate been lost to him and when asked to candidates only result after many Com- ¬ write them his The Republican National attempts was to begin to writo the mittee has been called to meet in words sbr seven or eight not being Washington Dec 10 to fix the place able to finish these as the first and last and time for next wears convention contained letters x and g which he Chicago Pittsburgh and San Fran did not know cisco want it He could not add 7 and 5 together or John Scott has just been received any two numbers of which 0 7 or 8 at the Frankfort penitentiary and is formed a part for ho could not call mind Other numbers he under a life sentence He is only six ¬ them to his Ho could no longer tell knew well teen years of acre He murdered a tho watch peddler and his wife in Harlan coun- ¬ time by woek after For a tho onset of tho dis ty last spring ease he did not recognize his surround ings On going out for the first time A PRIZE FOE TOD tho streets of the city no longer Beomed The one sending the largest list of familiar on coming back ho did not English words composed of the let j know his own house After a few his memories tors in the name CDTONA CREAM weeks however all those of tho had returned excepting let by Nov 10th will receive a handsome ters and figures named But as the Toilet Atomizer Cutona is an ele loss of theso put a stop to his reading life gant preparation for chapped skin is and to all his business tb the small de ¬ him a serious fect of xnemorv was not sticky or greasy and is nicely thing perfumed Experience has shown that such a defect is due to a small area of disease T D Abmistead Druggist in ono part of the brain Such case Vitaha double strength foi sale by are not uncommon and illustrate thr separateness of our various memories and their epondcnce upon a sound Just now City Tax Collector Lucien brain C Cravens is one of the busiest men to be found in the city Next Friday November 1 is the day upon which a Awarded heavy penalty falls upon all unpaid city taxes ana tnere ib or course a Highest Honors Worlds Fair grand rush to get receipts in time to avoid this penalty There is a stream of people going-- into his office on Sixth street all day and this has been the case for several days Thousands of dollars have been paid in already and the worst rush is yet to come Mtiny at some reason hard to ex¬ plain will put off paying until the last day and will then have to wait their turn atfthe Collectors desk and perhaps be crowded out altogether Otbejaw as to the penalty itt impera s tive and the Collector tiannnt aav ye ma ubbkuiouub u opera ters CEEAM state -r-- a democratic state and a republican house in 1881 there is a clause which allows a man to be sent to the penitentiary after he is killed In the section which provides for tho duties of railroad engineers at cross ings the kind of crossings which must be maintained by the railroad companies is set forth and then appears this sentence And if any person shall be killed or injured by reason of such crossing he shall be imprisoned in the states prison not more than fourteen years nor less than two years Now thaj is the law j what do you think of it And hero it is again The law relating to the adulteration of butter says that all oleomargarine Bhall bo manufactured and sold in the state under certain restrictions and says that each package of tho bogus butter shall be branded in which plain view oleomargerine is a misspelling of the word but tho manufacturer must brand the pack ages in thiB way or he is violating the law and is liable to heavy pun ¬ I dont know of any in- ¬ ishment stance where a man has been pun ished for spelling it correctly but if every manufacturer of this article does not misspell the word and so word it when branding the word upon the outside of each package he is violating the laws of the great alighted But we have another law that tops this said the judge In the statute relating to the duties of railroads and which was passed by The game laws are of courso good ones when well worded But the law of Indiana says specifically that during these forbidden months any persons who shall kill or pursue any quail or pheasant shall be fined two dollars for every quail killed and ono dollar for every quail pursued Now according to this law if a man goes out into the woods runs across a flock of quails containing fifteen birds and they start up with a whir-r-r-- r and shoot over the top of the hill and that man starts on a run after them holding his hat in his hand so that he can throw it over one of them when he comes up to it and is caught doing this tho law of this state says that he shall be fined fifteen dollars Ho was pursuing fifteen quails at a dollar per quail Of course the absurdity of this law is plain and it has caused con- ¬ siderable amusement among tho members of the profession but it has never been changed and is the law of the state to aay Imagine a man trying to catch a quail by running it down and putting salt on its tail or covering it with his hat And the old judgo laughed heartily Yes he continued at the idea lean see the dignity with which some country justice of the peace adjusts his spectacles and after carefully reading the law would gravely fine the victim who by chance had scared up a flock of quails and had then run to the top of the hill to see where they had result in their extermination CIETTIIJC et COLD ufn d C3 cIrLg to G M Oolderl You Will Want 2VlBobeB vk C EACH Why LAP ROBES Of Course What AT43C 4 DOZEN Until they are G one Always Sold For SI Before HOKS3 BXj Au3STKBXS of Every Description F A YOST j ISo 18 IS in til St OCT 9 WEDNESDAY THURSDAY If you wanj to see the OCT 10 f LARGEST and MOST BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF DRV GOODS Ever placed on exhibition in this city attend the opening of RICHARDS CO JX jLmlJL OF JJLJQ jf Mens and Boys Suits Ml wool blue and black Cheviot mixed grays and browns double or single breasted worth every cent of 750 Mens pure all wool blue and black and fancy Cheviot and Cassimere suits round and straight cut suits that other merchants are getting 8 to 9 for We offer you now for Genuine imported clay worsted English Cas- simeresana iniDecs Diue DiacK ana mixtures worth everywhere 1250 This week r 5 6 00 50 11 io f cap with each suit- - -- 4 to 15 years Childrens knee pant suits two pair pants and qC Indiana lmakeampve HW in tbatidirectibn without muchdelayorvyouwilr have a penal ¬ ity of fsix per cent added to the XUUU 104UJ il i1nsif uu WU TTTHJl 1UIYUU lO POWDER o i Improvement Mrs Ham merbard doesnt jpound the piano as nVuch as BtidlcV1- spends iter Ulrae o i Mne imported Tricot cloth two pair pants and cap ages 4 to 15 years 4- MOST PERFECT MADE A pyraj Grape ream of Tirtar Powder Free worn AinrooniaAlum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THfisTANDARDi shes been Uklng boarders since she jUw amounts unpaid vc iUk Detail Fr vn i mi paundlng Pr v dOX Sb if BOULWARE u v IM tf 4 vt ie if TJ V MMMBiffM- I IrilNi I tl If i mi i miHii a r Lfc for Infants 4 and Children rw s ll lll VI Aw M OTHERS JDo Without labeling them poisons Do You Know ivju v druggists arc not permitted to sell narcotics i WMJ 0 VWtUMIJ MUJT CUUCU OWklUUj WJUf most remedies for children ore composed of opium or morphine It is the la tlio world You rido out to Windsor in a train with a dozen pther start who havo been chosen on literary or political or other When you get there you grounds have a good luncheon Jf hen the can- ¬ didates go into the room where tho qncen is one at a time Two officers stand by with lists and send them in in turn It was a very small room where the queen was It was more convenient on that account I suppose Mr Irving added this with a little laugh because you have to go out sir henry ikvma W the vhrat Ar JBfc Ordr To thogg living TuttVPgli Hcsry lrrhr Ium toitie New JTork Ihtkridxltricts Tribune what it is like toWkniglit are indispensable they keep the There Is np pf ent at 1M sakt he system in perfect order and are slmplftet ihing tji arr absolute cure Tutts Liver Pills Make Yodrbelf Strong you would resist pneuraonin bron- ¬ If chitis typhoid fever and persistent coughs find colds These ills attack the weak and run down system They can find no roothold where the blood is kept pure rich and full of vitality the appetite good and digestion yig orous with Hoods Sarsaparilla the one true blood purifier biliousness eadache for sick headache indigestion malaria torpid liver constipa- ¬ tion and all bilious diseases You Kno Po Yon Know that In most countries w that opium and morphine arc stupcfvlng narcotic ipolsonaf U J 4 J Po Yoa Know that you should not permit any medicine to be given your child y unless you or your physician know of what It Is composed Jta Ingredients Pe Vow Know tliat Castorla Is iTpurely vegetable 13 preparation and that a list of published with every bottle is the prescription of the famous Dr Samuel Tltcher hat It has been In use for nearly thirty years and that more Castorla is now sold than of all other remedies for children combined Po Yoa Know that Castorla Do Yon Know that Yow Hoods pills cure liver ills tconsti- jaundice sick irfc H the Patent Office Department of the United States and of countries have issued exclusive right to Dr Pitcher and his assigns to use the word other Castorla and its formula and that to imitate them Is a state prison offense one of tlreasons for granting this government protection was because Costoria hod been proven to be absolutely liarailess I A white rabbit in Hopkins county has become a companion of a fox squirrel and tbe two are inseparable i a Know that r I t ft rfl J tccnts or one cent a dose J Po Yon Know that 33 RTCrpjfP dosjs of Cwora are furnished for 35 Po Von Know thai when possessed of this perfect preparation your children may he kept well and that you may have unbroken rest yrt1Be A11 i are wrtU knowing They are facts slgnntnre of ytfZ la on every wrapper E fit s 1 t Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria rtUfci ft NATURES FREAKS phe Devils Pnmp In Callfornln and Mc Sweonoys Gun In Ireland One of the greatest combinations of batural and artificial curiosities on the coast of California is called the Devils Jump The pholas or shell mlnertt JBpecdes of molluslc which excavate im paense caverns in tho Very hardest fitone have tunneled tho entire coast in the vicinity of the pump Water tushes into these caverns with each succeeding tide flow and in this partic- ¬ ular case finds vent through a cylindri- ¬ cal opening some distance from tho Waters edge It is estimated that this Jiolo which connects with tho sea cav- ¬ ern is seventy five to one hundred feet in depth Every time the tide rushes A11IAS bliO puA bllV LUgiU lCUbUUi throws water to tho height of a full ono hundred feet above the mouth of tho ppenintr The Indians formerly called U If I or submit to arbitration that I did not displease him It requires moral cour-¬ age to advise one against his Jncllna tions but it is sometimes a lawyers sacred duty Whatever may bo said as yot I Q fta morality or true wisdom l T Ht- - - j uuu must say x regara mis aggressxvc AJ3 partisan spirit more conducive to mod ern suecesij than proiouna juagmenpj for I have tefeen lawyers succeed chiefly by reason of it in whom tho logical faculty was not at all conspicuous In UV AXULLW 4rfJA for miles Tint He water crun but the irreverent whlto men have given it tho title of the Dev ¬ ils Pump and by that name it will bo probably knevn to future generations There is a similar curiosity near Horn Head county Donegal Ireland where McSwoen 21 hole in the rocks is called eys Gun Like the California oddity it is on the seacoast and has connec- ¬ tions with a submarine cavern When the north wind blows and the sea is at half flood the wind and waves enter tho cavern and send up immense col- ¬ umns of water through the gun Travelers who have visited Horn Head and vicinity say that each charge of water sent trom tno gun 13 accompa- nied by an explosion that can be heard JOHN JUMPED OFF Didnt Have tho Knack of Alight gifjUUivi u j Bpeaking of success it will bo observed that I do not mean tho eminence of such men as Erskine Wirt Webster William Pinckncy Eufus Choato and Charles OConnor but such success as is attained by the leading members of the bar in every town or city of the United States who havo a good practice sometimes very lucrative though they aro unknown to fame and for gotten outside their neighborhood when they are gone if court urcoT No not at all no sword and you wear ordinary morning dress just such as wo have on now Well you go into the room all alone Princess Beatrico stood beside the queen when I went in and Gen Gardiner stood on the other side of her She used a sword that had belonged to his father Nobody elso ws present Then when you are hi the presence of the queen you kneel on ono knee before her and touch her hand with your lips She lays tho sword upon one of your shoulders and then upon the other ts tEoYsheTays Rise Sir John or Sir Walter or Sir Henry or whatever the name is And that is all of it I am told that as a rule tho queen never says anything except those words but in my case she added as I arose It gives me very great pleasure In answer to a question as to what he thought of the dramatic possibilities of tho early history of America Mr Irving grew enthusiastic over the pictur- ¬ esque and romantic features of the character and lives of tho Puritans the colonists generally aDd the Indians as well as the early struggles of Americans and the incidents in the story 6f The history of tho young country tho country is reflected in the audi- ¬ ences of the country he said I believe tho people here like the romantic tho picturesque and the beautiful and do not want tho sordidly realistic tho hospital problem That at least has nlf em nEimr ntvrao backward and one who is not used to it Is liable to run against somebody else or against the wall Do you wear neword and are you In 1 Besti Family Medicine Mr C N Jones Girard Ala savs May 16th 1895 I was suffering from catarrh in the head and was cur ed by Kings Royal Germetuer We keep it all the time and believe that jt is the best family medicine thero is on the market Germetuer suits all ages in the home It ia po pleasant t Wfee that all like it Jt is 68 harhiless tlitti the tenderest babe and most delicate invalids are always safe in Using it Ifcures when all else fails New package large bottles 198 dossa 51 For sale by E C Hardwick f AfiwPER v flML WpPK I s v 1 ti i 4J THEY DONT PAY SMALL CHECKS been my observation Ins from Electric Cars Chinamen are great imitators On a Ninth street electric car coming downtown says the Washington Post was seated ono of these child like and bland celestials with a pensive far away look on his face but the sad expression would give way occasionally as the mo torman turned on more electricity and an expansive grin wander over his fea- ¬ tures as tho car leaped forward as though conscious of tho admiration of pedestrians and the laundryman re- ¬ marked to the passenger on his left We just zippee light long Between H and I streets one of tho passengers stopped out on tho footboard and as tho conductor made a motion to catch hold of the boll cord the man shook his head Taking hold of the side bar ho swung out with his aco toward tho forward end of the car dropped off Hirhtly and walked away Down Detween G and II streets the Chinaman stepped out on the footboard and again tho conductor put his hand to tho bell cord Dont ling Dont lingl said tho I jumpee off just grinning celestial likee other man Taking an extra reef in his blouse with both hands he hopped off at a right angle to the car landed first on both feet and then on his left shoulder and ear and as the car bowled along 4n tho darkness tbe passengers could hear in a high falsotto wall from the I i the largest upholstering establishments in this city wrote for his balance a few days ago requesting a check for tho four dollars and thirty two cents that stood to his credit He was surprised the day following says the New York Herald to receive a registered letter containing four one dollar bills and sixteen two cent postage stamps He made inquiries of his neighbors and learned that not only this particu- iar business hotise but manv others in ew York city were in tho habit of paying smaii amounts in casn ratner than by checks The reason for mailing cash instead of checks in settlement of small accounts said tho manager of one of these houses in answer to my question is twofold For ono thing our banks object to small checks We have accounts only with big banks doing a business of many hundreds of thou- sands or millions a year and a mass of small checks would tend to bother them greatly Some banks wont take accounts except with the understanding that small checks will not be drawn upon them except occasionally Tho principal reason though is to guard us against tho raising of checks Any check under ten dollars is very easily raised and thero are so many petty sharpers engaged In that business that we are apt to be greatly bothered and fretted by these little frauds We find that it Is much cheaper for us in these days of cheap regis try to settle such accounts in bills and postage stamps and pay the registry charges tuan to run tne risic 01 loss and trouble by sending a lot of little checks all over tho country close his seasons account with one of Reasons Why Some Business Houses Mall A Raro lh Recently Added to tho New Trifling Amounts In Bills and Stamps York Aquarium Collection A seaside hotel proprietor wishing to THE BANDED LARIMUS pound apiece The banded larimus Is found on the Atlantic coast south of North Carolina It is of the sarao family as the drum weakfisb kingfish channel bass or red drum spot and croaker It grows to be about a foot in length and half a There were brought to the New York aquarium recently by its collector at Gravescnd Beach two specimens of tho banded larimus which were caught in tho bay They are so far as 1b known the first that havo been taken in these waters They are about eight inches in length and weigh about a third of a T r y V vf Argil HANDED LABIJtUB pound In weight and looks something like a joung drum excepting its mouth It has a very oblique mouth and a pro¬ jecting lower jaw It has Bhort black bands on its sides and is silver gray on tho upper part of its body and paler below Its tail fin is rounded and it has a very long fin on tho back con- ¬ taining eleven spines and twenty four soft rays Tho banded larimus is the only fish of its genus in our waters it was first described by Dr Holbrook of Charles- ¬ ton S O in 1800 Tho Crackers Cheerful Prophecy The Ldndon Telegraphs Taris i correspondent gives an interesting Sccount of tho National School of Fine Art where the ten selected works for the Prix de Rome have just been on view The prize which enables the holder to travel for three years wilh all his expenses paid is me jnosi coveieu uiauncuuu which Tho Ohina Decorator is annually offered to the pupils An Illustrated monthly journal tho only The cpmpotitors are wlniiowed out publication in tho world devoted exclusively KY HOPK1NSVILLE td information and Instruction on all matters of a great many more filid It Is con- ¬ connected with Is the finest Hotel In the South sidered a great Tionor in itself to be ern Improvements Steam Heat and All mod China and Glass Fainting and Decorating Elect Included in the uppSr ten Extraor- ¬ Lights throughout Acknowledged by Amateurs Professionals and Teachers as lndlspcnsablo and the recogdinary precautions are taken to CSF- - Rates 2 to 360 per day nized authority on all subjects connected with these arts Each number contains a beautiful Hodges Co Matmgers secure the orginality of the works colored study six or more pages of designs A submitted to the academicians with full directions for reproduciJfand a query column open to subscribers tBRp student who has won tho right to a PROFESSIONAL CARDS Send Co Every Lady Should See It Mention loge as each small studio in the fine in stamps for sample copy thlapier building on the Quai Malaquals is Price yearly ttOO m ailed j per copv 80c BELL called has to prepare and submit a IIAKBERY Orders and subscriptions received at this office sketch in forty eight hours during Lawyers The China Decorator Publishing Co 35 University Place New York City which period he sleeps cats and of Christian and ad Practice In the Courts lead- ¬ works in solitary confinement olning counties ing a hermit life in his cell The HopUnsville Ky drawing which he supplies to the Office City Hall building Court Square examiners contains tho merest suggestion of the elements of the future WIVES HALE BUGK EYE work but it is sufficient to prove Attorneys at Law the identity of tho crudo conception with that of the finished painting Practice in the Couits of Christian and adwhich has to be executed in seventy joining counties Hopkinsyille Ky iGURES NOTHING BUT PILES two days For bettor or worse the Office Court St near Weber pupil once pledged to a particular A SURE and CERTAIN CURE form of treatment may not alter it Uf S WITHERS known for 15 years as tho and to indicate that be has not done BEST REMEDY for PILES Attorney and Counsellor at Law bo the small rough pencil sketch is SOZTI BT AMi BKUOOISTS appended to the frame of tho large Practices in the Courtsof Christian and ad USD C0jBT 10UI8 PiepiraitTSICHASESOU canvas This year tho subject given joining counties Hopkinsvllle Ky to tho competitors was Ohrtet at the Foot of the Cross Mourned by Office over Planters Bauk The ten paintings aro JUSTIN LPEAY tho Marys typical of the several schools of art Kollock Attorney at Law which are now being taught in Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Paris one or two being fantastic in Office Weber street rearof Courtnouse Formerly Assistant Surgeon in U S Navy af- ¬ terwards Post Surgeon U S Army and later the extreme It is thought that the Collections a Specialty burgeon British Marine Service with tw grand prize is destined to fall to years experience aa Physician at Hot HopUnsville Ky Springs Ark will welcome the sick and afLaurens the son of Jean Paul flicted at His Office where consultation with one of the Most Successful Doctors of the Laurens a well known artist and a nn M S MERRIWETHER f presant age Is cordially invited All will member of the adjudicating body and honorable and Late of Louisville v receive kindcures guaranteed treatment caae permanent in every Laurens the younger is the only undertaken Dentist competitor who has portrayed Mary Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats Magdalene as a womau still in the Office In Summers Building over Bassett Succesolully All Chronio and Long ScCos Standing Diseases possession of physical beauty Hopkinsvllle Ky ViS XELTrJQ Asthma treated by latest 1l r bUli He largest Piece wCJlA1 1 V k mm MwmmmM iuht mw S yMivssyfn 10 CENTS Hffilfc LathaC TABLERSDlTIl 1 OINTMENT lull I Dr Matthew Henry j NDREW SEARQENT MD hospital methods i i Physician and Surgeon Hopkinsvllle Ky Telephone No 6 Office Fifth and Main Streets Court Room Blood and J kin Dis gutter Alleo sameo dam foolee HARD FIGHTERS IN LAW The Kind of TTodom Lawyers Who cmiI UMb Snc- - f M i J Clients loro a hard fkrhtcr and the on lookcrsarc ImDrcsjed with his zeal says Richard D Doyle in an article on and Lawyers In tho Southern In my own experience I TIagazine Imvo had cases where I advised my clients not to auo because I was sura ijthey had no chance and although ihcy followed myadvue instead of employ lag other counsel they rofusod to pay reasonable iconnd in one case loft me to paytthe court cot And I hT itifbxn advi84d a cliuntto eomprorals Of the few American quadrupeds fof which an intelligent hunter entertains a certain amount of respect the col- ¬ lared peccary is one says a writer in the Century Although he is little flat- sided high shouldered hog wild and uneducated yet he is a plucky fighter when angry and liko a true child of the wild west ho gets mad quite easily It always annoys him very much that anyone should dare to go a gunning for him and Mr A B Baker of the Washington Zoo points to a long slit in the side of his leather leggins as an iillu3tration of what a Toxas peccary can do when he is very angry Had Ncedlo In Her Bin Tills species lias a very wide range von Bardolebcn In tho cllnlc of Ar being nnA from the Red river of kansas as far couth as Patacouia In the other day a curious surgical opera was Performed A Texas he is no longer abundant save in tho low jungly bottom lands along tho I d seamstress named WUhelmlna Ri Grando It does not go In great Td a dftrnlnS nefdlo almost drovea like a whlte llpned peccary and Tes nf moved from hesr j is seldom that more than ehrht or braiu where it must have boon to it since oapynood uno pporm Wen are seen together Tho time wa aP BUHerea XW Wr vJr w much more ready to wMvr ajhs8 5m8Am lu 7 ghi than now but like all other dani animals they have learned to W serous TSTtlVBS --iZSZ fear man and his deadly firearms akmrUjr 1 I 1 Judge Andrews of Georgia once when a candidate for governor of his qtate was explaining to a crowd of people that had assembled to hear him how his friends had pressed him to be a candidate and that tno ouice was seeking him ho was not seeking tho office In fact he cxclaimod the offlco of governor has been following mo for tho last ten years At this point a tall countryman at the rear of rose j tho audience But heres yer judge he shouted consolation youre gaialn on it all tho tlmel Itll This cheering never catch you I prophecy proved to be1 correct OFFICE up stairs opposite Telephone office corner Ninth and Main Residence corner Main and Seventeenth 150 Fifth Avb N Y April 5 1895 HopklDsvllle Ky ti My confidence In the merits of the Eleotropolie simple conrenlent economgrown ical and effective as lus has constantly irlth tat increasing obserrntion and experi- ¬ loNIOSOMoDAVITT WHDbIuyAMDDLLD ence Editor Peoples Encyclopedia An Oxygen Home Remedy Without Medicine opposite City Sores Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising Jrorn an impure state of the blood promrWy and completely eradicated forever from the J v system restoring neauu ana purity tJtLtttJ RHH WALLACE Physician and Surgeon Kidnev nnand hnUrinarvr nr Wai nr f vt Inn Jl VVv A j eases of the bladder of both sexes MUM ffinil t i a 5 promptly v ailments T jCLLllOo will receive specUUnd careful treatment for all their many i qiac SMVJ WUIVWF Private Strictures VariccflvHydro- Syphilis Gleet BiseasesThT celoTenderncti Weakness of Orga PI Ins Fistula quickly oured without pain ordeten tlUUifUiU UUBiUOBS j Oitrn Cures Cases PWWOUNCBD Incurable put on tin twenty-year-La- w ELECTROPOISE hrf befa 1 Dubois r tlons Impotency Melancholy Dlszlness Loss of Knerpvaitri Cnnflrlnniw tlm mniri i 01 lyjioewWch brlngft Organio Weakness i unfitting 6no for business study or enjoyment Office rum 1105 mmni Burceaa uu iu examination the urinary deposits a rosy sedl- Wrlto us for book small particles of albumen will appear or the let that tells all II HSKERRITT uo jiuc aijaiu ti a i inin i mimau appearance I mi about the Eleotro Painter and Paper Hanger uaut nu lurDiu There are many men who dlo of thia difficulty poise Mailed free ignorant of the cause which is the second -A- LLWORK-Bone Rtftm nf RAm till Wairnia fPl n it A o- - -- XUO UUUbUl m111 VVX HWJW with Neatness and Dispatch and at Low nrauieenpenect cure in ail such casesana ml est Prices healthy resoratlOB of the genltureurlnarrl 1 SH0P 8th street next toD RBtrd office orjwns Hopkinsvllle Ky WRITK your troubles If living way fr6mj me quy i ou can oe curea at pome oy corres- trial at reasonable pondence Absoluta secrecv In all profe- niuuoi ucsiings UM WRA1 sent Becar rates from observation anameuiciae di UHHienii Testimonials aw neyerpubUshed rBank refejfonc to is Proprietor of respcwslbfiny rtwrfVr dress Dentist Nfirvnrift noVkilifir NightH HOW nopklnsvllleKy over Kellys Jewelry Store iii fts webb r Tint Ur Bar rrr fehf p 36e Shaving 10c Shampooing Hair Cutting mmMmmwimmm beea diachsrged fr the r vv rziysT pZ sis rounrff avknui piiTiiitr Bask LotwjTMia KrecoKT Kxt t ta First MaUcnal J- - iQ X IS rj i mr vmmvna i tii ryiv rrt tmm mm J 1 1mw c j mw iv i -- Jf -- mm I 1TWiWi i vm j AlkJ in ft M i- Vs- - rryt1 - SA - vLLi ni y ii1- I t 1 v11 ri L iiH r lll MML f Btoi M UtrSmffi- - l y fV Ur 1 C5 rW i o b Gu s V Ootqbgr lgOtf p f M 4MWirk rOPKlSf SVlUtilENTTJOKIAN L 7 ti In Ttbruary term term two Monrtiiv in weeks lUrst Monday in Sentembei term Monday In February Monday in June term termixwei5 first Monday In Soptember iour woeka fourtto term tlxyretk s Bscond Moday In April OAUowXY term tlirecreeV8jrflrt Monday In Augu 9 Monday In November Unn trJOJwiks terniHp vrekehV JANPlretMandny lu Mayterm two weeks first Menday In AUgustterm two AVeks flrdt Monday In Septemberterm two wwks f OiwiitdtatftWotWif fia ILTMlAtf i1 W tiITviii mnvj xy What the Editor Heard k STORY FROM CAYUGA CO KY a BUas Fennell i VUrwelm ot N1U fr V 1V1U f ot the Nineteenth Ccniurytf Flrem Dr Kollock in Nashville Regular Graduate and Registered Physician formerly AsslstantSurgcon US Navy after ¬ wards Ioat Surgeon V S yArmy and later Surgeon BritlBh Marino Servlcc with two years eyporlenco as physician at Jlot Springs Endors6a by the Encyeloptcdla Bri anlca Vol X page 105 the largest and most Important work In the world being in of a large twenty flvo volumes each tho church Bible Ho Is rioted as tho discoverer ot the active principle of gelseminum a ape clgc for neuralgia of the face and womb Cures Catarrtf Syphilis Lost Manhoodand General 11 over BebilrfeTho Doctor has been kIYph up the Dy ivorldSnd has made many cures physicians Aendome Bntlcyng other A Jt sli Chestnut roasting is popular f A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man Aro you bilioUQ constipated or troubled with jaundice sick head- nohe find tnnto in mmith foul breath tion hot dry skin pain id back and between tho shoulders chills and fe Ter etcJ If youhaye any of those symptome yourliver is but of order and your blood W slowly being poisoned because your blood doed not act properly Heroine will cure any disorder of thejivey stomach or bowels It has no equal as a liver medicine Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at R 0 Hardwicks drug l Yinnron r rnnrvnn iivuiiimniu iAiaa iiiuibu store i Corn huskingis nearly over 16 unequalled for Eczema Tetter Salts Rheum Scald Head Sore Nipples Chapped Hands Itching Piles Burns Frost Bites Chronic Soro Lyes and Granulated Eyo Lids For salo by druggists at 25 cents per box TO HORSlToWNERS For putting a horse in a fine healthy condition try Dr Cads Condition Powders They tono up tho system aid digestion cure loss of appetite relieve constipation correct kidney disorders and destroy worms giving new life to an old or over worked horse 25 cents per package For sale by druggists Chamberlains Eyo and Skin Ointment 5 Burch IIsaHbx jtbreuifk Messrs Alien dutgpsts of Nile that Mr Silas Z Pen Belt a respected citlzeB of that town had been cured of a bad ease of sciatio rhouma tisia by the use of Dn miliums pint pn for Palo People the editor of tho Cayuga Comaty Independent determined to know the ruth of tho matter and Trent out ta Mr Pcnncll is a farmer and has NilM scat and comfortablo home near NJles Wn asked Mr Pennell if it was true that he had been cured of a bad case of rheumatism hr Dr Williams Pink Pills He said that ares years ago in August 1891 he was seized with severe pains in the hip just where the sciatic nerve is which gradually ran down his leg making life a misery to him but not preventing him from doing some work on the farm Soon after ha was loading hay when he slipped ofT the load and hit his hip on the wheel After this he was worse suffering great agony and for some time was unable to do any work He took such medicines as his physician prescribed and improved somewhat so that be could help some arouud the farm again About Thanksgiving tims he was helping to put away some barrels of cider which he had made when he strained himself and agaia became helpless He then tried anothei physician who felt confident of curing him by the use of the electrio battery and medi ¬ cines which he prescribed Iut failure was the result he got no better and another physician was tried and treated film for some time By this lime his whole body was affected Sharp pains would start in his hand or foot run up one side of his body over his shoulders and thendown the other side and then pass off for a short time These pains would return regularly affect- uin ujs niigio J lua nouuog sceuieu hi relievo him and he began to despair of ever being well In the spring of 1892 a relative in another county read of a case very siml lar to Mr Pennolls which had been cured by Pink Pills and sent the article to him iuiiiu ii ii uiu uoi iuii nis case it irv very similar und be determined to try them He commenced taking Pink Pills and soon felt better the pains became less violent with longer intervals between them Ha felt encouraged and persevered in their use and soon became able to work on the farm tnd in April or May he felt so free from pain that he considered himself a well man again He sars he has probably taken 20 boxes and able to do as good a days work as any other man and wo can say that he looks like a hale and hearty man who had never known sickness Dr Williams Pink Pills contain all the elements necessary to give new life and rich ¬ ness to the blood and restore shattered serves They are for sale by all druggists or may bs had by mail from Dr Williams Mfriicine Company Schenectady N Y for COc pc box or six boxes for 4250 WlUing to Treat Now will you spend this dimo lor whisky asked the old gentleman 4I ltln if you insist replied the grateful recipient I guess I know a place where wo can jjit two for a dime tH Cayuga Oet NXi Independent BLOOMER GJRLS RACE m Aa Interesting coutcst Stopped by ft Now York Iollcenian Itoeofnotlvo An unappreclatlvo policeman stopped The number of puffs given by a loco motive always depends upon thq cir- ¬ an interesting race on the IUvcrsIdo cumference of its driving wheels and drheKevv York the other day thus tho rate of speed at which tho onglno is givlngjgreat dissatisfaction to a num ¬ moving For every one round of tho ber ofj spectators Tho contestants driving wheels a locomotive always were Miss Hilda Johnson astride of gives forth 4uffs 3 out of each cylin- a horse and Miss Lucy Pearson astritlo der all such cylinders being double of a wheel The girls are fellow memTho sjzo1 of- - tho driving wheels vary bers of n bicycle club and on the day greatly on different patterns of en- ¬ before had been discussing the question gines they being from 15 to 23 feot in whether a wheelman could beat a diameter tho general rf however horso on the public highway They being 18 19 or 20 feet Pivo engines werq of opposite opinions regarding out of every 7 may bo sot Sown as tho matter and to settle it determined having driving wheels 20 feet in diam ¬ on a race Miss Pearson is admittedly eter the best wheclwoman in the club Tho speed of the average express everymember of which turned outo train varies from 54 td 58 miles per see the race which started fromfho hour Taking tho average circumfer ¬ corner of Eighty fourth street ence of the driving wheel to bo 20 feet Miss Johnson rode up on a beautiful and tho average speed per hour at 60 chestnut At Eighty fifth streetshe will give going at miles a locomotive ft express speed 850 puffs per minute or 52800 puffs per hour During tho same timo tho wheels will revolve 18300 times which will cause tho locomotive to give 1050 puffs to tho mile There- ¬ fore an express train going from Lon- ¬ don to Liverpool a distance of 204 mllps will throw out 213048 puffs be ¬ tween tho time when It leaves tho London depot and that at which It arrives WHEELS AND PUFFS i i 8omo Interesting Information About How to Dress Neatly I T Every one know3 we lire artists in Woolen Fabrics and the most fashionable tailors in the city We guarantee fits and absolutely dont want our customers to nay for any clothes thafcfare not thoroughly satisfactory- - Our stock of fall and winter woolens is now completejembracinff all the latest designs in London Specials and Foreign importations exclusive with us No one eMgjcan show them Our Trimmmgs ffc i are always the very best We invite you to call and see for yourself and get prices 10S N TOBIN CO Fashionable Tailors Main Street Samuel Hodgson Clarksville Tenn Pinevillo will have a new brass iiand TVhfeft Baby was sick wo saw her Castoria Mt your worst The fateful words rang in his ears and ho was just as anxious as his wife to get rid of tho company who had Disnrqads are dreadfully dirty called but ho concluded at tho last moment to do only his worst but one If Troubled With Rheumatism Eead Accordingly ho played but did not fTTTe sing Detroit Tribune Annapolis Md Apl 16 1894 I Cdinton Missouri have used Chamberlains Pain Balm A L Armstrong an old drugMr for rheumatism and found it to be all of this that i3 claimed for it I believe it to gist and a prominent citizensell some enterprising town says I be all that is claimed for it I believe forty medi- ¬ it to be tie best xemedy for rheuma cines different kinds ofincough experimy but have never tism and deep Beated muscular pains one mediso much on the market and cheerfully recom ence sold have of of any Horohouud Ballards cine as I mend it to the public Jno jr All the it Brooks dealemn boots shoes etc Syrupperfect who use forsay it iscold cough remedy most No 18 Main street consumption ajjd all diseases of the ALSO READ THIS throat and lungs they have ever Mechanicsville St Mary county tried It is a specific for whooping Md I sold a bottle of Chambe- ¬ cough It will relieve a cold in one Free rlains Pain Balm to a man who had minute Contains no opiates been suffering with rheumatism for trial bottles at E C Hardwicks drug several years It made him a well store man A J McGill For sale at 50 The Kentucky fisnerman is looking cents per bottle by R C Hardwick for water to fish in druggist Do When she was a Child she cried for Castoria When sho became Miss sho clung to Castoria When she had Children sho gave them Castoria Indianapolis Journal Do your worst she whisper ec hoarsely His heart failed him The dipthoria Wickliffe scare is over at Never Sat Die Many desperato cases of kidney diseases pronounced incurable have been cured by the Clinic Kidney Cure Many physicians use it For sale by UK Withtwo little children subject to croup we no not rest easy without a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Rem edy in the house for the most severe attacks quickly succumb to a few doses ot it Morrison- Colo Bud For sale at 25 and 50c per bottle by EVC Hardwick druggist W- Several fruit trees in the stai e are growing the second crop ick If Chambe- ¬ diseose hoarseness Cough Remedy is given as soon rlains as the child becomes hoarse it will Even after the prevent the attack cough has appeared the at jgupy can always be prevented by giv ¬ ing this remedy It is also invalua ble for colds and whooping cough For sale b E C Hardwick druggist Nutting parties fill every woodland in Western Kentucky What The People Say I couldnt keep store without Fo ¬ The Georgetown bachelors will leys Honey and Tar E D Whip give a hopjiest Tuesday ple Lostant 111 Ship at once cant sell any other If your children are subject to crcup watch for tho first symptom of the cough medicine W H Ellis Mon with Admiral JBrown of tho Buenos Avrean service fired overy shot from What shall we do slr his lockers asked his first lieutenant It looked Bays tho Pittsburgh Dis- patch as if Coo would havo to strike his colors when it occurred to his first lieutenant to use Dutch cheese as can- ¬ non balls There happened to bo a largo quantity of these on board and in a few minutes tho fire of the old Santa Maria- Coos ship which hadj ceased entirely was reopened and Admiral Brown found more shot flying over his head Directly ono of them1 struck his mainmast and as it did so shattered and flew In overy direction What the dickens is tho enemy firing asked Brown But nobody could tell Directly another camo In through a port and killed two men who were near him and then striking tho opposlto bulwarks burst into pieces Brown believed it to bo some new ¬ fangled paixhan or other and as four or five more of them came slap through his sails he gave orders to fill away and actually backed out of the fight receiving a parting broadside of Dutch cheese During tho tourist season of 1888 tho journey from London to Edinburgh was accomplished in less than 8 hours the distance being 401 miles giving a speed throughout of 60 miles per hour n THE CHEAT BACE According to tho figures shown above a locomotive making such a journey in tho time stated must have given forth Btarted her horso at a gallop and was upwards of 600000 puffs or say 53345Q joined by Miss Luc Pearson tbo chosen member of tbe club on a wheel They passed Eighty fourth street ut a MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING breakneck speed and thence down the Tiro Elephants Quarrel Over n Fcnnut drive to Seventy second street For and Injure Several People tho first six blocks neither had tho adTwo elephants fought over a peanut vantage but gradually Miss Johnson and nearly scared tho life out of fifteen took the lead At Seventy second street thousand people at Lawrencoburg Ind sho was three good horse lengths in the tho other day to turn It was It was during a circus street parado lead return to the intention street here Eighty fourth but and says a local exchange There aro six the interference of a policeman pre- ¬ elephants in tho show and ono of the two big ones named Prince was vented Ho ordered them to stop and In- ¬ when they did so threatened both with offered a peanut by a bystander their stantly his mat Diamond rushed at arrest if they did not decrease taking speed While the argument was Princo trumpeting wildly him knocked Diamond down and the fun place tho other membera of the club pulled up and decided to call the race commenced The tigers lions and hyenas added run and tho winner Miss Johnson The suit which Miss Johnson wore their outcries and beat the bars of their The cages Patsy Forepaugh and Johnnie was of seal brown broadcloth Kelloy tho elephant keepers rushed bloomers wero rather more on tho Diamond caught lcnlckerbocker order while tho coat on tho big beasts Forepaugh and threw him thirty feet was long covering the hips entirely away against a box car rendering It was lined with a striped silk of light him unconscious and bruising him phade which showed when it blew terribly Kelley was knocked down by back Her limbs wero covered with a pair of leggings of the same shade and Prince The four other elephants were then material Tho collar of the coat was called in to capture tho two rebels quite deep and was cut low so as to They crowded upon them and after a display a wide eiqianso of white shirt terrible struggle knocked the offend- ¬ front A red necktie was tho only ers down and hold them until they color except that in her cheeks wero chained They were punished in Asked what she thought of the advan ¬ tho most severe manner for three hours tage of riding astride over tho old before thoy cried for relief method sho said Several people wero bruised and There is every advantage It gives knocked about in tho melee Onei the rider a freer and easier mount circus man had a leg broken and was There is not that cramped feeing that hurled soventy fivo feet In tho after comes with riding side saddles When noon the parade was held as usual tho I first began to ride before I took to elephants being ontiroly subdued tho wheel at all I rodo side saddle and was thrown That unnerved me and FIGHTING WITH CHEESE I abandoned it and took up cycling in- ¬ A Few Broadsides of the Dutch Artlolet stead In the country lately I was won tna uaj induced to put my wheel against the The most remarkable ammunition fence one day and mount a horse ever heard of was used by tho cele- ¬ astride I was so well pleased that I brated Commodore Coe of tho Monto practiced every day ridlan navy who in an engagement at its destination Manufacturer and Importer of ITALIAN MARBLE SCOTCH SWEDE and the Most Desirable EASTERN GRANITES Monuments Tablets Statuary entrusted to After do year3 experience we feel confident that all work us will be executed in an artistic and skillful manner Only the Best Material Used B5FMr F M Whitlow is our solicitor 1815 Insure in the Old Keliable- - 1895 MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE A MZI CO OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY DODD President 5528300000 Total Assets January 1st 1S95 137 Wtt 31662 ram roucy uomers Binceoryanuaucm 6 72880000 Surplus Former N Y Standard 3 00000000 Losse paid In Kentucky over After second year Guaranteed cash surredeer values on life and endowment policies In contestlble Cash Loans madeon assignable policies In case of lapse no forfeiture policy Is continued In force for full amount by the reserve or if preferred to the purchase of a paid up policy No restrictions as to residence or occupation THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED F Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired W Smith Co State Agents 542 West Main Street Louisville Ky OALLIS TOM P MAJOR Late of Clarksvillo Teun WALLACE Local Agents Hopkinsvillp Ky Co JASDHEADLEYJr Late of Glvens Hcadley MAJOR TOBACCO mjwmimMmmwmmWBmmmmmmm tammmmam a WAREHOUSE CO TOM P MAJOR No 1025 West Main Street PROPS Louisville Ky FOR LAND AND WATER New Idea In Bloyclo Construction ontod a Short Tlmo Ago Chas H Layne Livery Feed Sale Stable Cor 7th and Virginia Streets Hopkinsville Ky BSPGood rigs with or without drivers furnished day or night Special rates to Commercial Men Good lot room adjoining Nice waiting room for ladies W Pat Tho illustration represents a bicycle construction designed to travel with equal facility on land and ice and in the water Tho improvement has been patented by Evaristo Fernandez of New T Grant Propb Formerly with Alexander B T Grant E B Baldwin Clerks Arlington Hotel REASONABLE RATES- Corner 12th and Main Streets f Louisville Ky i BAR BARBER SHOP HOT AND COLD BATBS l A MARINE AND LAND BICYCLE h l The Darlington Wis Journal says editorially of ap0pular patent medi- Wo know from experience cine that Charaberlainp Cholic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is all that is clBimed for it as onr two occasions it f stopped excruciating pain and poa- sibly saved - us from an untimely grave Wewouldnot rest easy over night without it intha hpUBe This x ilynlwniririrtilhfdlvfMlVarnnrA nnin di Xl n BUUurju a tuuunnujr uiuor uioui Every family crae inithe world alinfildkeen If in the housefor it is JsuraBOneeded poonef pi t later 1 Fpr sale by E OSHardwick druggist tf L Tho champion mean man paid San Francisco a visit tho other day says tho big Harry Straight was killed by a fall- ¬ Post of that city Ho was awith along noso legged raw boned fellow ing tree in Warren county Ills eyes lilce the blade of a hatchet m like little black beads wero set within Do Not Be Imposed On half an Inch of each other and glistened Always insist on getting Foleys and gleamed at everybody and every- ¬ clutched Honey and Tar as it is positively thing at once Ho woman the arm of with long absolutely and Unqualifiedly the best a sad faced little bony hand and clawed at his whiskers cough medicine Accept no substiwith the other as ho ordered tho waiter tute For sale by C K Wyly in a Market fatrcet restaurant to pivo The waiter him a cup of coffee The raisers of cattle have found brought it with some bread and butter ready sale for fat beeyed this fall and laid down a check for ten cents Would you give mo an extra pitcher of crcain asked tho mean man Tho Ballards Snow Liniment C K Wyly mm mi m -- MEANNESS Foleys Honey and Tar saves mo L A The Name of Hog Would Be a doctors bills every winter ment to Thli Man Towner Manteno 111 For sale by trose Wis EXTRAORDINARY Compli ba Jm r 4i WheaVsowngfitfmfill blast wher kbvgtpyd illpermit a This wonderful liniment is known from the Atlantic to the Pacific and from the Lakes to the Gulf It is the most penetrating liniment in the world It will cure rheumatism nou- ralgia cuts sprains Druises -wounas oldsores burns sciatica sore- throat brVche4t and all inflammation after ijlothej a have failed lt wll iQure barbed rfew eutflj aridheaValUYbundk equallf toJdBtior anWals 4Try t tgj and blood puxiaer V t ana you wmnot be viuiout it Jfrice 60 cents Fne trial bottlea at X C a T f n JSiT Jl jaaruwraa urag linow TTT V through a tube depending from the frame bars links of the chain engaging a stop or pin to hold the weights raised The saddle of tho machine is of a form designed to prevent the water from splashing upagainst tho rider and has ut its rear end a lateral mud and water brought it waiter Yes by the way glvo me a cup of guard hot water will ypuplease Where Titles Aro Plentiful Tho walier brought lt and watched Rich of tho mean man curiously Ho poured title willyoung women in search WaJ be edified to know that in hot- watersput a lit the cream into the population ot5090007 tlesugaHn it shoved itohis wife and saw alone with a persons bolonglng to xjneslico of bread without butter there aro 30720 flung per tnhcrdhitionr T4i little woman ato the hereditary nobility and 9257 many There are as itihungrily and the waiter added fivo sonalr natyes princes n Poiand as in Kussia nccord- oentsto the meaamans check The row washeard three blocks np ing to late census returns and as for Market street itiit aeclaredibVwM be- - tho numerousnesa of the Russian said that there Are in robbed because lie t was from ih princes it may be dJOOOf ftiK 1 iuimjr miu vtjibu now llVinf nearly oVUvLruwv uft prinoeaiM GUtiiriki tsuti TW vi MJr MMMMi Orleans La Tho wheela are preferably of copper their side plates Inclosing a large central air space as shown in tho sectional view The rear wheel form ¬ ing tho drive wheel has on its sides lat-¬ eral blades to engage tho water when tho bicycle Is bo used und its felly is toothed to enable it to take hold of ico when the rubber tire which is only de- ¬ A Complete and Beautiful Stock on To signed for land use is removed hand all at hold tho bicyolo upright when used in tho water side weights are connected by suitable bails to the wheel axles but I ES when the machine is used on land these LOWEST weights are raised by chains which pass in Tne Main Street I Kiel ORIENTAL THE- - ATLANTA A A New 200 Room Hotel Elegantly FURNITURE Dealer Cash Furnished and thoroughly Equipped in Every Respect Unsurpassed location at the intersection of Peachtree 1ryor and Houston streets Electrics cars passing every mlnnto over Peachtree and other routes for Exposition Grounds and all parts ot the city One block from Grand Opera House conven- ¬ ient to all other places of amusemont banks principal stores post offices and Union topot The hotel will be conducted on the European plan the Cafe cuisine and service being strlot ly nrst class In every respect KATES U per day and up Bed room Suits Black Porter Props sio When you go to- Up i Solid OabSuit for LOl3lSVllEE Have Your PnoTOOHAns Made at JUS v WYBRYANTS NEWSTUDIO Nos 580 FouRTn Avenge 8 l aSiT7JI jiik WmDuoker jr -- W - bukP Director tvu1 Louisville K t i 3sr n i f ji afe w O ntf n u m 8 fffr in f n Select Yowrj BLACK i T l HOBKIKSIBLE KENTUCKIAN x j f L iiii n in V6A HERHlND Bnckner ITt Ah there ii i Ootdbead189- 5MTffS K under the clear North Light at Our Store and voull not bo disappointed when you set home All the new and heautiful Novelties and full lines of Priestleys superb goods Pave you seen the new fatocy Nov oities just opened A DRESS GOODS j a nancocKt postmaster Tr for Insurance 1 been appointea Trigg fet Saliuoburg county vice J7IT Francis resigned Dp stairs rooms suitable for auy purpose for rent by Jnas Co K oct88t W A AVilqds LOOK TOOUR UNDERWEAR U STOCK When the need strikes you We have been in this business a long1 time ev¬ ery year bringing you better Under wear with the prices closer This year office were s another surprise or two When will you call Apples are selling from wagons at Andrew Harrison of Mannington has secured a pension Bob and Alf Taylor October 31 at tho Tabernacle Borneo the wife of Mr Thos H Richardsonj on tho 26th inst a boy Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over City Bank Hopkinsville Ky Born to the wife of Mr Jas M Green on the 26th a boy For Sale phaeton and pony Apply at this office Jesup Tandy is looking after the transfer business of his deceased uncle Mr Thos S Jesup Wanted to borrow S100Q on real estate in the county Inquire at this OU Kick KicMna WZe wx Kn few TYiilnf - Kickrsjjl l raMV advise Everyone Like to Vfcar Popl Kicking and to Kick if asked more for Gkods than We Ask finnn wft Roll it for In -r -- - We Like To Trade With Kickers jr ir iv- v e mP g Why dont you kick you We sell Slate Pencils 10 for lc Whv don i voti kick Fire Shovels 3c Kick if they ask yoUtoore pav lc each for Lead Pencils we sell 6 for lc You crot 5 Hair Pins for lcFwe sell 40ior lc CWhv dont you kick You pay Mons Shops 10 tn 40 tier cent chnrfnnr- tliarnViw nfhnr limine in tOW n why dont - Wrt soil -it7 u rrMJrz you drug store prices for suoes we sen Mens ana uoys s Hats and Japa tor aooui nan wuai umui you kick when they ask dealers ask Don t pay sucn prices wn ue we are nere iviuiu w 0 m ii ii iBeo Agati e Bu tton8 8o gross what do you pay Lamp Wicks 0 for lo what do you p ay Bnrnersoich what do - you pay Beat ClotHea 8COOn 4Shppta PjinAr fnfnA oriH whlfolfnr - VftU naviM BlKleit SnNftVolfnrKo1itrtwTnSrn 1o TnnBCnllr Buttons i 1 oa what AA roil Tijic v AiM jrj rt t Tni Tea 20o ntliprs ank inc Tea SDOons 3 set others ask yoU 16a ir Kick TftDioopoona u r you pay ioc ivies nara ujpperii8cetenyoupaiuoc-jti-ocbci We marK ev 60 to pound grocers ask 0c Kick once iou win t kick Buro it- you buy Millinery and dont oomo toA seo us flwt you can aftvo from Tillu 200 per centn llAA V111f1Aa UM jax m iu iuv per C IliLI i riguica jw -erytning in r lain igures u a sen wiHuc8tsiJtcorainreaa ior oewy pay ou wqoavnuuthe subject urt uiu every imng ill xiaiu VIHAn o bargains not baits but the same prices weask everyday placed here to sort o level yourhead on uoiaamns iiih courage una ine connaence in yriM vH itoronftnaimgine8iooKwoIts coods In plain fltrurcs We do business on Honor We dont make one price to AZvhere its own nrlces to mark Yourjnoney back if you say so Everything marked in plain figures and ono price to alii you and another to you neighbor earth for rr jJ a re j a Can vuiiiibi WHY WE SEIJL tlie from BEST GLOVES fjl You can well judge a dry goods store by the gloves it sells Poor cloves poor store and vice versa We started to make the Best Dry Goods Store you ever knew of and part of it was selling the right gloves Try them SJJOE Department months old but it bah Departmt is but six Our Shoe already made itself a factor in rHi3i fcy mXPLms lowe the prices ind lifting ring quality of shoes sold in this market and it is fulfilling the mission now more than ever Has it served you yet The NEW CAPES and JACKETS are here up thf M b Mrs J K Dabneys art class will uegiu in u low uuy ui uer roaiuKuuf n South Virginia street near Airs Jr Thomas The Mills meeting in Louisville is of October On and after creatine much religious excitement the Hopkinsvilletho 28thLaundry and Steam are giving it column aud the papers Dyo Works be found in after column of spice Services wen now building can Seventh street their on lapt night in Beirods saloon held A very light shower fell Sunday which was hired for the purpose but it was not enough to do auy jjood Eecital at B F College Tho merchants all boast of tho best The teachers of Bethel college will fill trade for many years that 7s give their annual recilal Friday ee thoso who have advertised their Nv 1st at 13 oclock Tho pub goods lic is cordially invited A pleat an Clarksville has organized a jeaus eveuing is af sund all who attend pa ts factory with a capital of 30 Program will appear in next issue 000 two thirds of which has been subscribed J Chappell of over at Cadiz put 5 Jno into tho enterprise The diptheiia caiu is 500 Wickliffe It is expected to begin work by Jan ¬ s BASSETT k 11 universal satisfaction Mr W H Jesups pair of mules took off the blue ribbon at the ClarkBville fair last week Dickin son Bros of Trenton also carried off the premium for best saddle geld ings Fon Sale Standard Electropoise Harry Hopper new cheap The auction sale of lots in Elkton last Thursday by Mr P M Conway was a success The aggregate sale was about 1500 an average of 90 per acre Now Prunes Hominy FlakesHom iny Evaporated peaches Potato Chips Citron Mince Meat Canned Tomatoes Corn and everything nice at Wallis Grocery The finest laundry work done any- ¬ where is now being done at the Hopkinsville Steam Laundry and Dye Works Speaking of corn we were shown an ear from Mr M Av Masons crop last week that measured 12J inches in length and had by actual count 951 grains on it Who can beat that Cream Cheese Maccaroni Cabbage Sweet and Irish Potatoes at Wallis Mr W C Wrights mother did not die as reported a week or two ago Sho rallied but had a relapse and Thursday at the age of 87 years Mr Wright went to Cincinnati Friday Corn opened atjone dollar a barrel but it is coming in slowly so far We have heard of some country sales as low as 90 cents ing to quality Dr A P Campbell has resumed his practice and also has secured the right to extract teeth by the painless Co process Office over Bassett Dye work and cleaning done by the Hopkinsville Steam Laundry gives tow cents a bushel accord- ¬ k THE RACKET CO SPECIAL LOCALS JEREMIAH H KU6LER Manager t t Ua444U44aUUU4iii444a44U4U4iUiUiiU44Ua444iU4U4U4U4444i4 MATKIMONIAI Mr James 33 WAoan TnoBNE Waugh of Pembroke a young com- ¬ We Are mercial tourist and Miss Mary B Thome of the same neighborhood immimmSk ADVERTISING wero married last Thursday after- ¬ noon and immediately after the cere3Eyle W mony left on a bridal tour South The old reliable Furniture dealors and The event took place at tho homo of undertakers Up stairs in Henry block the brides father Mr Wm Thorne Hopkinsville Ky Both young people are exceedingly Our friends complain of our doggerel And hay It is getting stale popular and their many young They waut us to lot up on Grover friends wish them a prosperous and And find a new dog tale Look at all the furniture stores in Hopkinsvillfet JEtenslia 32m Then call at tail wj yi f rtGL foists KSX n KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement m tends to personal enjoyment w e rightly used The many who liyo hit ter than others and enjoy life more vith less expenditure by moe promptly adapting the worlds bet products to the needs of physical being will attest the vaiue to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced in the remedy Syrup of Figs Its excellence is due to its presenting fn tho form moat acceptable and pleiis snt to the taste the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of A perfect lax ¬ ative effectually cleansing he system dispelling colds headaches and fevers una permanently curing constipation t It has riven satisfaction of millions m the medical met with the approval wofeeeion because it acts on the Kid mvx Live and Bowels without weak aiB them and it is nerfcctlv free from objectionablft substance Syriip of Fijp is tor sale by aU drug bottle but It is man Fig Syrup n MW1ian naiM in brin ted on eveiv -- 1 A vv Sf U k kjrti 1 nTry 4r r is tWiliiJedl Trrrr-row vt Tho public collection in Sam Jones meeting at Hopkinsville on he last Sunday amounted to 00 You may say what you please hut Sam gets the stuff Fulton Guard the collection referred to was for the tabernacle and not for Sams PKKSOXAIi UOSSIV own uho and benefit His otyn col the managers of lection taken up by tlw meeting amounted to ouiy auout Mrs M G Rust has returned froni 500 for himself and his associates a visit to relatives near Trenton In 1893 ho was paid 52500 lor ten Ben Armistead has returned to days and in 1894 51300 for seven day This year Mr iTouh was hero Ortensboro only four days though the n eeting Mrs Emma Glass has returned began live days beiore ins arrival from the Atlanta Exposition f ompared with formrr meetings ho Misses Jennie and Fannie Bro was poorly paid this time naugh are taking in the Atlanta fair Elastio Cottage Faints Mrs George Jessup is visiting her Sold by R C Hardwick are the most niece Mrs D A Tandy d rable and brilliant on tho market Mr W H Olvey has returned Warranted to not scale from Louisville Vane Calveht Iaint Co St Louis Mo Mrs B J Matthews went to Padu cah yesterday 0i EENT PrinceMrs L L SI ore Iioubo for 1896 Best loca- - ton Saturday Leavell went to to rela to make a visit tiou in Hopkinsvdlo Rent reasontives able Apply to E Frankel Mr and Mrs R E Cooper have re- ¬ 1 hat Jovfoi Feeling turned from a visit to tho Atlanta Exposition With the exhi uniting sense of re Mrs Mollie S Radford who has newvd health and stieugth and in ternal clauliti ss which follows tho been quito sick at the residonce of ufu of Syrup of Bigs is unknown to her son on the Clarksville pike is the few who havo prognssed beyond now much better the old time medicine- - and tho cheap Mr Clemens Ueter the milkman substitutes sometimes offered but who is sick with typhoid fever ia over never accepted by the well informed the worst of his disease and is now on th road to recovery 52-145- J Miss Olive Hayes of Friendship Caldwell county were married at the home of the brides mother last Wednesday afternoon The ceremony was performed by Rev Joseph Lauman pastor of the First Presbyterian church at Princeton Walpole- - M addox Mr Philip Wal pole and Miss Alice Maddox both of the Gracey vicinity wero married at tho Phcenix Hotel one day last week Rev J W Mitchell officiating Cox Reynolds Mr Herbert Cox of Gracey and Miss Fannie Lou Reynolds daughter of Mr C C Reynolds will bo married at Shiloh church at 430 p m November 6 Invitations to the church are general A reception to tho bridal party only will be given at tho residence of Mrs Nannio M Cox the groomp mother Watts Peat Dr H H Watts of Bolivar and Miss Annie Peay of Rell will be married at Salem church at 5 oclock to morrow afternoon by Rev J S Cheek the pastor There will bo a reception at tho home of Hon Austin Peay the brides father Goodlett Garbott Mr A Gold Goodlett of Nashville and Mis- Lucy Garrott the accomplished daughter of Mr M A Garrott of Longview will be married at Locut Grovo church near The Square at 3 p m Nov 6 No cards McGehee West Mr Wm G Mc Gehee of Gracey and Mrs Martha West of this city widow of the late 1 M West will be married at th home of Mr EFMorris to morrow r McGeheo is a widower and th ftther of Messrs A C McGehee Gracey R S MtGol eo Pembroke ind J W and T A McGehee of Clarksville The groom is 65 and the bride 60 Coopeu McNeil Mr J G Coope of Louisville and Miss Stella McNeil a daughter of Mr Malcolm McNeil of Chicago will be married in that city to morrow nvening Mr Cooper is a brother of Mr R E Cooper oi tMn rifv nnrl in Ifiinivn in Mh friiinriK The newly mar aB Tiny Cooper ned pair will reside in Louisville happy future Kawls Hates MrFoster ARawls the popular Cerulean merchant and Tho only way they can stop us Or got soma verses new PYLK fell Wea Fnriiitnre Will be found in thfe Palace MILLINERY STORE THOMPSON MEADORS See the beautiful stock of new goods ana buy what you want is to keep U3 selling Furniture And give ut more to do RENSHAW Ms Hosiery Stamp Up Than you have ever bought it before Wo bought our goods to highest bidder on Friday Nov 1st Wash Sill sell and we are going to sell them one mile from Herndon Ky at tho If you vill only give us a chance Ferguson place tho following properwe will give you real bargains ty Very Respectfully Miss Veil able will Be Two good work mules 1 extra pleased to see her friends harness horse 6 years old 2 saddle and naruess mares 1 harness mare 4 colts 1 colt 1 yearling colt two mule colts 1 sorrel gelding I 4 years old and one fine Ahuo staluotei rATnxsi lion known as Two Bits Also a 4 M nice line of tools necessary for the farm 12 head of cattle including v milk cows and two extra Jersey heifers a nearly new shop made buggy 50 fat hogs a lot of nice brood sows 35 nice shoats and a lot of thorough--bre- d Poland China stock hogs about 6 tons of baled timothy hay about 300 bbls corn etc Terms made Some of the finest goods kuown on day of sale that have ever been Locien M Cayce brought to the city Oct 15 5t All tho public sale Cheaper HOTEL LATHAM BLOCK Egf Come and seo them before pur- chasing I will sell at public auction to the Thompson Meador Julia T J SZEDS Guns njiijunitiorj UMBRELLto uijtiijg Outfits and Supplies at GUS YOUNGS miles Virginia Street opp Hotel Latham East of Hopkinsville and 2 miles Hopkinsville Ky West of Pembroke on Tuesday Nov 12th tho following list of property Three good work mules two good horses one good gentle buggy horse fat hogs cows two wagons one sur- ¬ rey binder mower rake and all im- ¬ plements used in farming household md kitchen furniture 18 or 20 W A PPool A H Goodwin housand pounds of tobacco Terms made known on day of Bale Mas A Frcit PEiinnoKE Ky Oct 23 Public Sale I will sell at my place 6 LATEST STYLES i in Pearl Ivory and Nat- ¬ ural Wood Handles Sil- ¬ ver Mounted The quality is the very best and tho prices are right COMINANDSEEJHEi graves MAIN POOL I G000W K cop STREET jj JEWELERS Nearly every family in the United tates keeps a bottle of whiskey in the house This applies as well to towa Kansas and Vermont as to States where its sale ia not prohibited Some keep it as a beverage some as a tonic some as a mediciuo In either case it is important that it should be old and pure I W Harpers Nelson County Ky Whiskey has been examided by the fading chemists throughout tho country and its purity has in every ntso been highly recommended SOLD BY i Keep the best and freshest stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be found in the city I HOUSEKEEPERS JS Country Prqduce handled Do you want the best spoons and forks la tho niarjceii xno oTiJitiiNa bilvee inlaid Ex Opposite Phoenix Hotel amine this cat street Main J Hop insvlle K ii This Cu J W R Long Hopkinsville Ky Wte Jas I Belote Plain and Ornamental tlinn Mnll nnil An 1 Die Jewel rv tiou ha nt hrftndu IAnt In atnnU PATENTED u i M n Vnlltr i KO r ntiAtiAiiA i i 1 Plasterer New Grocery up a grocery on tho corner 12th aud Liberty streets md will keep a full line of fresh groceries Prices tho lowest for cash extend a cordial iuvitation to all my riends to call and see me promising fair treatment to one and all octl84t E H Pbioe I I have opened of Hopkinsviixk Ky Formerly with Forbes Bro St Mrs Oil Class M Girand desires a share of your patronage in dress making Satisfaction guaranteed Terms reasonable 9th street above depot Wrs F Will make estimates on all kinds of plastering and cement work All work guaranteed and prices reasonable Repair work a spec ialty and will receive prompt attention Address Lock Box 420 mn uaDoey will reopon her studio shortly China Class Tuesday J R Dabney r STOVES and Thursday Wednesday and Krldayeaciviweek Hours from 9 to 12 a m Termsj WpertermofsixweeksM r Material and China ordered at reMriable price and CuinaFired 8TUDIOotItesldenceSouth Slain St ti The best stock of Siovrs in the city and Rarsis V at THE- - TINWARE ROOFING Call on us for RooIIbe and tf Co real estate and in Buckner Office over 1st National urance ank oct25lmo ORIENTAL ATLAHKa A Everything in tho Tintrare Une eliwt GA fax Mot ice A penalty of 6 per cent will bo add ed tO ull unpaid taxes for the yearl 895 on December lr 1895 and the only way touvoid itis to pay the taxes before that date are re ¬ minded that caliuot affix this pen alty aud then wait on thorn for their tax - TiwlH enlfrtfit tbis tftr dim hAfnra w JUJI 1896 if ThTe todavy and riell Tax--ipaver- New 200 Boom E61 Elegantly Furnished and thoroughly Equip ped in Every Hespect TJwurpMeJloctionkttUe PUMPS Best pumps in the market bucket pubds all klnda at f flneeial 7 iutUif c TfiRMinn t Sunn gvttv r rarnn w j f jOSLzJk l3kigtjl iJSg1 5rpcr Tita rCkorifetowu bachelor Tttlyv will texU r v v cr nitarseotlon of Peachtr e Pryor and Houston streets Klectrio cars passing every mluuteover PeaohUee and other routes for xposjtion Oronda and all parts of the city i iOue block from Grand Opera lions conven other lentp all stores placfs of amuteinvnt bnki pout office and Union Dennt principal Toe hotel will be conducted on the JJuropeaa i nun anflBia nnimna - Vutt If Brsj cUss in every respect per aXTXS VpPja r t iMJ tt te Mnf ai oi ra a3f iiLiBaj iiVtiBntomr- iitntii yvV BticjtPf Vx Prop geo tsbw w im ii mi I catt mttoMLlnn tt Muultinv v Ter MMWf jttsAk

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