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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: November 1, 1895

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. h J T zptCIUUCKllffU FEIlflAT NOVEMBER 1 189 WiWf BOB AND HOPKINBVILLEgE OREiM 0EfiOTS IF IT J VTJwqgBt iSfo r 79 t ALFr A THE EAETH QUAKED VIOLENT SEISMIC DISTURBANCE YESTERDAY MORNING THE SUPPLEMENTAL REGISTRATION- f ISNEW BttlCE WflAaye about 50 Mens --Heavy Wiutar Suits hW u And ifcfaWs i 40 Mens Overcoats maia 1 R Carried Oyer from Last Winter that we will sell forBxiy v VL J HM jJUn a i 4- Mali JtliA TV Mo if- v the Original Price fK tV DO YOU WANT A BARGAIN Krfit li nC - ut f UU J v r la v v i IV v ti ia1wt f r r Yes 500 Pairs Boys Knee Pants Nothing in the lot worth less than 150 some woith 30Q All siz- ¬ es from years to 15- - They go at 50c Its none of your business how we got them but 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 We get them at alow price and so do you Our immense line of oys anfOiiildreiis Qlothing Good suifat lv25 and gjcs at the lowest prices ar up the line as you want to go it tr Are Her l af i lv Hygienic jUnderwear All desire health and wealth You can tiave health by having comfortable healthy clothing and with health you can do the balance 1 gets you a suit Dont you want it Come soon Shoes at old prices We keep the quality up and we must and do sell more Art jf Bobg Taylor and his brother appeared together at the Tabernacle HlckcttsMaasloH Burned Child Scalded laBt night and were greeted by a very Stablo Uumcd Watorworks large1 audience The brothers aro News Suicide nt Prlncomeeting at present on tho same plat vtott HotigluK Nov 8 form for the first time siuco tiiey fc j made their memorable race for the Another Past Flyor governorship of Tennessee but this The flight of people southward has iucreasedtto such au extent that the time tho war of the roses is a peace- ¬ St L road out of Nashville ful war from which one brother gets NC has found it necessary to increase as much glory and as much profit as its train sorviceand an additional fast theother Their dual production is trairihas bben put on each way be entitled Yankee Doodle and Dixie tween Nashville and Atlanta This Alf takes the Yankee and Bob the will make five daily trains each way Dixie part of the performance Jiivery one or course remembers between these two points The new train will leave Nashville at 780 a m the race of the Taylor brothers against the present morning train leaving at each other for the gubernatorial chair 740 and will reach Atlanta at 6 It was an 1886 that the Tennessee oclock p m or 9 J hours from Nash- Republicans nominated Alf Taj lor ville to Atlanta The north bound as their candidate for goyernor and train willleave Atlanta at 10 a m the Democrats saw them and went reaching Nashville at 730 p m them one better as it proved with These trains will connect directly Alfs brother Bob Tho entertainment gjven by the with the Nashville and Chicago ves tibulo train in both directions and Taylors is unique and as enjoyable as will have through parlor cars The it is odd It isnt a lecture it isnt a time between Nashville and Chicago series of character sketches it isnt a will be 14 hours and 8 minutes and rendition of folk lore stories and songs between Atlanta and Chicago 23 in Southern dialect it isnt a mere plav of oratory and eloquence yet it hours and 58 minutes combines all these charmingly There Ten llulcs for Voting is music mirth pathos poetry folk- ¬ n1 Vote early lore and fun blended into a well rounded whole that interests while it 2 Vote the Democratic ticket 3 Vote it straight from end to elevates Alf Taylor assumes the first part end of ther program His theme is Yan 4 Be sure you know how to stamp kee Doodle and from it he evolves a noble drama ofclibcrty He rapidly your ballot 5 Put the cross under the roos- sketches the history of tho American r6public The subjugation of the ters feet wilderness tho struggle with the 6 Use the stencil found in the throws of the evolution of government booth and not a pencil areeated with liberal and graceful 7 Stamp on the back of an en- ¬ touch Washington is the hero of the velope first to try the stencil if you patriotic and largely allegorical play have never used it before He is enthroned as the archangel of 8 Fold your ballot so the cross is liberty The speaker tells with rare concealed skill of the greatness of this nation 9 If your ballot is soiled or mutil- ¬ Yankee Doodle from being a ated return it to the clerk and get young national giant just awakened another j to a realization of his power becomes 10 After you have voted the tne typical unit ol strength tne xan Democratic ticket see that every kea as we see and know him With Democrat in your house or on your thischange comes a leap from the place does the Bame thingN sublime to the ridiculous and the audience is convulsed at tho conceit Destructive lflro in Trigg of a bloomer army returning victo The large four story building rious from the wars to lift for a mo- ¬ known as ths Wash ItickettB man- - ment the mind of the going man sion situated near Montgomery above pots and pans and the baby cquntyrwas reduced to ashes Alf Taylor is a finished orator and Trigg eloquent tributes to the erreat men aranoatlKnour Tuesday morning histhe republic who have risen from The property is owned by Mrs Lula for Shelby who now lives in Princeton tho ranks of labor to tho most com- ¬ Messrs Juo- S Gaines and Thos manding eminence win warm apThe liberty of Bpeech Wilson were occupying ii portion of plause the house at the time of the fire and thought and labor he maintains were their personal effects were also burn the spirit of Yankee Doodle and ed The total Joss will foot up that spirit has created the grandest There was a small in- ¬ structure on earth in tho government about S30C0 surance on the building but nothing under which we live Ex Gov Bob Taylor is the defenon the contents The fire originated from a defective kitchen ilue The der and eulogist of Dixie He says Ricketts House was one of the Mason and Dixons line may not exist finest structures in that section of in law but ii dbeo iu fact and in sen timent and ever will It is the divid Trigg county ing line between cold bread and hot Work ou the Waterworks buscuit It is there in snntiment and The waterworks plant is making will remain as long as Yankee Doodle good headway and getting things says You hadnt ought to do it and Dixie responds I done done it The well under way The engine house war accentuated this line by placing in now being covered and will Yankee Doodle on the pension roll be done this week The dam has and Dixie on crutches He would de been completed some time The spise the Northern man who would stone foundation for the standpipe not think his rocky hills the best the is nearing completion The stand sun ever shone upon he would have pipe at the base will be 23 feet in no respect for the Westerner who did diameter It is located on the high not think his plains the prettiest and hill in the grove adjacent to Gaines- his mines the richest of the world ville colored church Down in town but ho would always love Dixie the the work of laying the pipes is nearly best because it was his home and beover The workmen are now on Main cause God made it the best The street and have gone from Sixth crown of his talk is his picture of street to Tenth street already using Southern life At one point the the eastern sideof the street Pipes speaker sketches the last of his fam have been dropped several squares ilys slaves an old negro man who further on and the large pipes will had outlived his master and grown to all be under groundin a short love his masters children as his own In a last interview he told his young while master that the fiery chariot and its accompanying band of angels had Cant Fill Ills Appointment to Esq K C Crenshaw Populist can ¬ twice beenbe his bedside and as he with his friends of the representative has filled longed to didate for good old days it would not be many all of his appointments in North days before it would come and take Christian but owing to sickness will him The young man saw the faith- ¬ be unable to fill his South Christian ful darkey next in death and cs lie He returned to his said it he broke into that incompara- ¬ engagements Swing Low Sweet at Pee Dee Wednesday quite ble melody home Chariot The enteatainment is full sick of south touches Change of Ilae t AND TRUE HAS IT THIS COLUMN The Taylor Brothers nt tho Titberimcle T7 Two Distinct Shocks nt fi15 Oclock uutldlogs Shaken und leoplo Aroused From Their Slumbers Democrats More than HoldUheir Own The Final Figures The registration at the f clerks of fice threo days of this week resulted in the addition of 105 names to the city lists Of these 57 were Demo ¬ 64 and and the colored Two distinct and violent shocks of whites were voters 41 distributed aB follows earthquake were felt here and all Supplemental over this section at 515 oclock yes- ¬ crats and d8 Republicans The terday morning It was the most violent disturbance of the kind felt here within the memory of the oldest inhabitants The first shock was felt with such force that buildings Bwayed windows rattled and people were aroused from sound slumber It was accompanied by a low rumbling sound The second shock followed immediately and was more violent than the first Many persons were badly frighten od and rushed from their rooms The shock soon passed away though and was not followed by any further shake up The whole disturbance occupied not more than a minute At Bethel Female College the young ladies in the upper stories were badly frightened and rushed wildly about the hallB At South Kentucky college the shock was felt with great force All over the city people were awakened but so far as heard from the only incident worthy of mention was that some plastering was shaken off the ceiling in Judge A H Ander son s bed room Dave Wiley Bays it shook him out of bed but scared should probably bo substituted for shook Only two or three people have been found in the citv who slept through it all At Casky Dr P S Andersons chimney was cracked from bottom to top The shock was felt at Cadiz Pembroke and other neighboring towns about the same as here At Evansville it was eyen more distinct but no harm was done Outside points had not been heard from when our forms were locked D R Nol 2 3 4 13 8 17 11 20 10 9 51 W 15 8 19 C m 8 9-- 22 55 TOTAL 22 64 9 42 CV REGISTERED VOTE W- D R Nol 2 3 4 191 51 178 222 267 79 119 262 682 244 76 193 808 821 169 242 64 73 54 684 Total voto 1366 POLITICAL COMPLEXION BY WARD- 3- D 1st Ward 93 88 13g R 505- 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 63 31 86 64 106 91 MATKIMONIAL 397 44 51 The Latest From Calloway Murray Kt Oct 31 In the judges race matters look more hopeful than yet reported John Hen drick and Ollie James have done some effective work here for Linn Hendrick is still stumping the county in the interest of Linn and the ticket entire He is doing great good and Linns majority will be greatly increased Harmony prevails and his majority may now bo put at anywhere between 700 and 1100 in Cal- ¬ loway Boyd And Price Held Over The examining trial of Sam Boyd and Joe Price the negroes charged with the murder of Lewis Watkins was held before Judge Breathitt Wednesday and resulted in both defendants being held over to answer any indictment that might be found against them when the next grand jury meets Their bonds were fixed at 5251 They were unable to fur nish them and were taken back to jail where they will remain until next March To Voto In December cirrnoH The Wet side anticipated the Dry in calling the election on prohibition for the city only A petition has been filed for the four city precincts Viw 9K not1 nant nf flirt rniftru calling for an election Dec 27 The election will bo held separate from the proposed county vote and it is said the county vote will now bo abandoned as there are only six saloons outside of Hopkinsville Uood Work Among Convicts Over 100 conyicts are now members of the Christian Endeavor socety which waa organized at theEddyville penitentiary a few weeks ago A Paducah delegation visitedtthe side the walls No Sales This Week pris- ¬ on laBt Sunday and hold services in West Duke Dr P E West Ferguson Logan county and M iss Ethel Duke of near this city were married Wednesday Oct 30 at 3 p mj at Hebron church by Rev T V Settle Joiner assisted by Rev H Mr Henry Ferguson and Miss Mattie Duke were the attendants and Messrs R C West and Chas Duke acted as ushers The wedding march was played by Miss Follansby of Bethel Female College Tho church was beautifully deco- ¬ rated with many colored autumn Im- ¬ leaves evergreens and flowers mediately afrer the ceremony Dr audi Mrs West left on the 5B3 train for their home in Logan county The bride is a lady of many accon pliBhments and is universally popular with all who know her and the groom is very fortunate in securing such a partner out of the matrimonial lot- ¬ tery Dr West is a young physician of much promise and is already en ¬ joying a lucrative practice in life hosen profession He is a Christian county boy and is a brother of Mr Jas West of the tobacco firm of Gaither West of this city The Kentuokian extends tho UBual congratulations Smith White Mr Geo L Smith a prominent druggist of Cadiz wae married Tuesday Oct 29th to White daughter of Mr W C White one of Trigg countys t wealthiest citizens The marriage took place at the brides father and was an unusually pretty home wedding There were four bridesnmids MissesJosie WhiteGarvie Rawlins ar Wil- ¬ kinson and Pearl Ryman The hand ¬ some parlors were tastily decorated with autumn leaves and flowers The bridal couple enme to this city the same day and took the evening train for Atlanta to be gone a week or tens days visiting the Exposition Tho young couplo aro prominent and popular in the best social circles of Trigg county and many friends will wisli them a happy future Tho bridal couple received numerous handsome a d costly wedding presents Forqy Twidwell Mr S WaItoc Forgy and Miss Elizabeth TwidWelT of Elkton were married at th Ar ¬ lington Hotel in Clarksville Tuesday night They returned to Elkton the I he following morning wedding was conducted so quietly that t hoy were back homo before nny body knew they were away Mr Forgy was a young widower his first wife havng been a daughter o Jiulge H G Petree He is now a practicing at ¬ torney at Elkton and has attained success and prominence in his pro- fession His brido is not known inu this city but is said to be a young lady of ninny accomplishments anal of social prominence ¬ Miss--Nellie - of Howell Oct SO1 Mr Geo H Mayor has sold his original home place near Beverly containing 80 acres to Mr L L Leavell for 2400 Mr Mavor will move to Bell in a few days where he and Mr T F Clardy have gone into the mercantile busi ness Tax Itecelpts Uerr wa if lionet Sorned John Key of Bakers Station Tenn lost his stable by fire Friday night six head of horses burning with it Six Head of to t Mr Sam McAfee of Todd county lost a horse andbuggy irMhe stable Child SeWlfied to Heath A B In All jk Oiai Jjines- - The fall term of Circuit Court ends yeajolcl daughter of H E to morrow This week has been con ¬ Fpstef of nearQlarksyiUeiffell back At Negaunee Michr ten inches of sumed in the disposition of civil mat ward ipto a tub of iboilingj water snow fell1 Tuesdays Sleighs were in ters Much business has lieen tran Tuesday and was o horribly scaled useibrthe first time this season in sacted during this term and thedock v- tbat country that shed id in a iwniinuteB b enwwiup x City Tax collector Cravens has been rushed with business all this week by taxpayers anxious to avoid the penal ty added today The receipts Wed nesday were 3200 and yeMerday they were expected to bo still Lqavler at the close of business hours Coleman Phelps nlll nang Got Brown has fixed Thursday Nov 8 as the day on which Coleman Phelps convicted of murder at Bowl The ing Green will be hanged casohas been taken through all the courts the verdict in the lower court beingsu8tainedeach time Several members of the Tobacco Board aro absent this week and it was decided to have no sales until next week Receipts are light as no upw tobacco has yet been delivered There is very little being doho in the loose market The grading on the railroad from Empire to the new coal mine near that place has bVen finished and the work of track laying will be done next week Thq shaft work at tho mine is also being rapidly pushed and coal from this mine will likely be put on the market in a few weoks Df H H Watfs of and Miss Annie Peay of Bell were married Wednesday after--noRev Choek officiating Tho ceremony was performed in Salem church After the marriage the hap- ¬ py couple accompanied by a fe friendswere driven to tho residence Esq Austin L Peay father of thebride where an elegant reception was held Dr Watts is a prominent young physician and is exceedingly pop llarr with all His bride is a youpg Jndv of nnscfii beauty and rare accomplishments audi is a great favorite in Bell society- Allen Bbame Mr J W xlTen and Misa Lizzie Brame of Lafavette were married at tho Arlington Hotel Clarksville Wednesday nftiuooii at 2 oclockby the Rev A D Boone They were attended by Edwin Gar ¬ ner and MissAdjltB While berth ot Bolifer on Watts Pfay VM H W 3 w x i s nM lr i r f A VVTSSS A V Xi t v tt vt J tU i J stt v 1 iw i XM - v V t J r A Ionians Sfory SmATOJAV mmmaatmT v v ttp WORKERSi i leading senators are tpwMiidf ring 4 prajal BolulioasciUlilii snauclal ttroblem coverinfl- - bitactatthuxi MUm ARE YOU constitution 1 9 A NARRATIVE m OP WOMANS ILLS o bright ImelHff and Imek of Ont JfttrreiM Bring Mnch Woe The large pretention brick crnJucnce at is the home tdS Miami of the heroine of ihU interesting story J3ho is Miss Margaret Stcnbaugh and her xpericnees during the past four years are Tiublished hero for the first time Hiss Stenbaugh is a pretty gjrl of ahont 20 yours and is to day he true plcturo of the ideal healthy robust and jovial Amcri She was not always so as is can girl proven by the accompanying statement made by her Four years ago she said I was sneb a scrawny jmny little midget palo and ema ¬ ciated by an ailment peculiar to us women that iny father and mother gave mo up to die The local practitioner whose name was Dr Glasifordr was at that time living at Scotland Out Bald it was only a matter of days when I would be laid away in the 1 could not walk 1 became churchyard so weaK and regularly every night my father used to carry me up stairs to my roora I can distinctly remember my tou ¬ ting him that he wouldnt have to carry me jibout much longer and how he said while tShe tears glistened in his eyes that he wrould be willing to do it always if he wcould only have me with hira At this time I read or was told by some ¬ body of tha wonderful cures that were being wrought by Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and my father went to Brant ford where he purchased a couplo of boxes 1 commenced taking from W Wallace them and I thought for a time that they did me no good but very shortly I noticed a great xhange They began to act on my trouble and in the short space of six weeks I was able to walk I continued taking the pills and in six months I was in the condition yon see me now I fully believe that they alone saved me from tho grave and you will always find myself and tho balance of our ttfamily ready to talk about tho good Dr YWilliams Pink Pills did for me Sworn to and subscribed before me this 3t5th day of December 1893 D A Dklaney Notary Pullicx Wayne Co JHcbigan An analysis of Dr Williams Pink Pills SbrPale People shows that they contain In a condensed form all tho elements neces- aary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered nerves They are an unfailingspcoifio forsuch diseases as loco- ¬ motor ataxia partial paralysis St Vitus dance sciatica neuralgia rheumatism ner¬ vous headache the after effects of la grippe palpitation of tho heart palo and sallow jcomplexions all forms of weakness either in anale or female and all diseases resulting Dr rfrom vitiated humors iu the blood Williams Pink Pills are sold by all dealers oor will be sent post paid on receipt of price 50 cents a box or 6 boxes for 250 they yare never sold in bulk or by the 100 by ad ¬ dressing Dr Williams Medicine Co Echo oectady N Y fired in thutrectibn J Senator Hwiry M Teller Colorado Senator Mitchell f On con Will Play hass been continuously inpubllc Hfo Quite a Tart When Congrcsi Amoib- 5 SifrrMff itainnerrwbich will ThirvQountsry W1L Whd Hav to to te6Lt- - in a BANKRtJPTiKth undermined NEVER DESPAIR by eic avnue in thy city 18C when ho tooic Wa seat as a ecuator from the now During tho years state of Colorado Special Washington Letter 1882 lSS3rtwl 1884 ho wassecrdtnry of Senator JohnH Mitchell of Oregon tho interior While holding that of- will occupy a commanding position in flee he was again ejected the senate tho senate during the Fifty fourth con- ¬ and has remained n rubmbcr of that gress which is soon to convene He i august body always holding high rank senior incinbcron the republican side in leadership Ho is regarded as one of tho committee on claims awl also of the most reliable and cqncicntioii3 on the cornmitteo on privileges aud counselors on tho republican Bide of the elections He can be chairman of either senate and his ndvicc is always sought of these committees just as he chooses by his colleagues before uny steps are Ho also has membership in the impor-¬ taken in matters of important legis tant committees on tho judiciary posl lation IIo 13 not given inUch to speak offices and post roads and transporta- ¬ ing but is known to he one of the ablest tion routes to the seaboard orators In the senate or in the country The reader will better understand the He is regarded as a man of strict intcg importance of tho positions on commit rlty honorable and upright in cery thought as well as every deed For many years he has been one of the foremost champions of the principle of free coinage of silver In season and out of season at all times and upon every oc- ¬ casion ho has advocated this doctrine His attitude has had much to do with blea Other Popular Members of the Somite since December 4 trayajgnceinipdting bydisreJ garding the laws of nature or physical capital all gone if so OPENING wUAti Tutts Liver MUs For sick will cure you dyspepsia sour stomach malaria torpid liver constipation biliousness and all kindred diseases fieaRie THE LEADER P 0 Pills Tutts Livercure an absolute TM This Week t 0 v IPV3 afr-i-- f mt-y-HLMft O arfu rmBn r wjr lntarMl WAYNES GiMTMENTi niaicii rani hi Ur tcHtu tub all eruption on th hudl bom Afllaftvf lAill withost rp vJ3L Da i ikln eUaxwbltoindbttUbr PM tj drorjliti or nt tij Bill fir W ou jlouimi Sold by R O HARD WICK Kb3 HrVv WE extend a cordial invititation to tho ladies of Hbpkinsville and vicinity to call and examine our hand ¬ some display of Pattern Hats and Bonnets w JB aw creating and fostering the sentiment in favor of free coinage which has recently become so prevalent throughout tho country Ho is a statesman of tho old school and his views command rt v Hotel Henderson Entirely new and first class In All rospectst Excollent Sample Room nd service uuoqualed iu the city On Doublo Car Lino L PKiiKiDBnsR Proprietors 0P rTnnrlwrsnrt Awaiting Developments Johnny had been out in tho yard playing with his ball and suddenly came in and sat down to read His father looked up and seeing that Johunio bad his Sunday school took in his hand thought it time to question him What did you do with the ball It went over the wall into Mr Browns yard Did you go after it No pa Why not Because it went through tho win tlowi Pearsons Clerical Wit Tho witty bishop of Oxford was once waited on by a clergyman who came to lodge a complaint ngainst a brother cleric whom he accused of ritualistic practices For instance said tho aggrieved does your lordship conclergyman sider it right for a priest to kiss a tole replied Dr Stubbs very Well gravely 1 think there would bo better ground for complaint if ho stole a kiss How Wo Keep Cool Nearly two hundred million fans ihave been sold during tho past year in yhe United States These fans include Iboth tho imported and domestic manufacture but tho bulk of this immense number came from China and Japan Few fanB are made in the United States and tho greater part of tho homo production u of tho very cheapest kind und used mostly for advertising pur plished is achieved in committee rooms The general publio can read only what occurs in open debate but that is all dress parade work in a majority of cases The ambition of every senator when he becomes familiar with senatorial duties is to secure positions upon good committees with the ulti mate hope of securing a chairmanship Tho chairman of a committee is prac tically dictator of all business which ih referred to his committee He decide what bills shall bo considered by the committee and he usually is authorized to make favorable or unfavorable re- ¬ ports to tho senate in accordance wKh his own will and judgment Very few senators can secure posi- ¬ tions upon the leading committees be- ¬ cause they are reserved for the older and more experienced senators For example there are only live members of the committee on the judiciary and Senator Mitchell is one of them The other members are senators who have served continuously for many years There are only three republican sen ators on tho committee on privileges They are Senator and elections Mitchell Senator lloar of Massachusetts and Senator Chandler of New Hampshire The reader has long been familiar with the names of those senators because they have been long retained in public life It is diilicul t f or people who have nqver resided in Washington to understand how important it is that senators should be kept in their places as long as they retain their ability to serv the people It is only by experience in legislation as in everything else that a man can become useful The people of Iowa have retained Senator Allison in tho senate for twenty four years and they will soon reelect him tor another term- - The people of Massachu- ¬ setts have retained Senatpr Hoar in the bexatok joiif n MITCHELL onnaow tees which Senator Mitchell has attained after years of faithful service when it is stated that all legislation is framed in congressional committees All of the real successful work accom¬ spect primarily because they are Sen ator Tellers views and everybody knows him to be a safe man in political and legislative councils He has al ways been a republican and has never swerved frojn his party because of his ndvocacy of silver Other republican senators have done so without thereby aiding the cause of silver Senator Jo C S Blackburn of Ken- ¬ tucky who is now making the fight of his life for reelectiou to tho senate is one of the great men of this age and no matter whether or not he shall be reelected to the senate ho will command attention of the country during Ho is a tho Fifty fourth congress magnetic orator and a man whom everybody must like after once clamping Ho has taken ad ¬ hands with him vanced ground for the free coinage of silver and on that account his party appears to be split into Blackburn and antl Hlackburn factions There is no more popular man in Kentucky than Blackburn and yet he is fighting hard for his position Ordinarily he would be easily reelected but this silverjrob- ¬ is con- ¬ nected with The Leader and will be pleased to see her many friends and customers Mrs M E Rodgers TCv THE LEADER 103 MAIN va r wUISVlLLB ST LOUIS L AS RAILWAY gCHEDULE IN EFFECT TEX ST Mme Fleurtte Levy Mgr MiYl189No 63 WKST BOUND Dally No Dally 61 Lv Louisville W at Point Brandenbuig IrVlngton Stephenspnrt i Cloverport Haweaville Lewlsport Owen8boro Spotsvllle Ar Henderson p m 746am 725pm 840 am 801 pm 017am 8S0pm 0 09pm 10 28 am 028pm 10 60 am 0 61pm 11 16 a m 10 18 p m 11 40 a m 10 69 v m 12 22 am Il45p m 108pm 12 10 a m 183pm 6 80 mtw wnrww mmw Do Mft you Know Do You Know xast sound Lv Henderson BpottHVllle Ovrensboro No 62 Dully No Dally 6 Tho Palace civtIps the largest aim I am selling Lewlsport avresvlllo Cloverport Stepliensport Irvineton Brandenburg West Point Ar Louisville 0 37 a 10 05 a 10 28 a 11 05 11 31 a 12 t 720am 2 65 pm 7 43 a m 8 16pm 8 30am 400pm 013am 4K5pm am m 05pm 785am 100pm 880am m m m 4 69 5 24 C 46 f 00 6 68 The Prettiest Xiine or MILrilNElRX In Hopklnsville Sailors WallcinRHata Trimmed Huts p nj pm pm pm pm PRETTIEST and LARGEST LINE My Aim For further information address H 0 Mobdue A G I A Xoulsvllle Ky or WL t3 P oheoper than any house In tho city TWO EXPERIENCED TRIMMERS Do You Know Mills L My aim Is to please Ovrrnsboro Ky 1111 111 you and P IIMIIMHIllllll II N TIME TABLE 962 a m Rf0 p m 10 M0 p m Save You Money TBAINS GOING NfUlTU So lo 62 54 lo SEIfATOn BLACKBUHN KENTUCKY St I onls Fast Mall Nashville rrom St Louis Express Give me a call Mrs Ada Lavne a Trimmers Experienced City Miss Crow and Miss Esslngton I have two in poses h Ifemi for the GlanU Cumso Isnt it sad that no many baseball players go insane Who Mr Cumso Going insane ays so Mrs Cumso Well every day I read in tho papers that ono of them was off iiis base N Y Journal Mrs b W An Oxygen Home Remedy Without Medicine i AvN Y April S 1805 confidence In tho merits of the fcleotropoUo simple convenient economical and effect ve as Ills has constantly grown with my increasing observation and experi- ¬ WHDkPoyA MDDLL D ence Editor Peoples Bncyclopcdla 1E0 Fifth My Otten Quj qs HOW Write us for booklet that tells all about tho Electro poise Mailed free rases PjtONOOKCBD Id curable rates ELECTROPOISE put on trial at reasonable JkBOIS k rV WEBB AVENUE 1 613 FOURTH s LoSMVIILg n v- KlMTOOXxf lem has knocked political calculations to smithereens in Kentucky and hence the senator must be alert and active day and night until the contest is con- ¬ IIo is tho only man on tho cluded democrat side of the senate that ever matched Senator Ingalls of Kansas in 0 V Time Table On one occasion ho fairly debate TRAINS GOING SOUTH ilayed Ingalls alive and while he was No 4 Dally No 2 Dally speaking in his most effective manner Mall Express Mall Express 4 20 p m Senator Vance of North Carolina who r Kvansvillo 630am 5lopm Henilfrson 717am was always a wit called to Blackburn Corydon 682 pm 742am coo p m Say Jo save me a piece of the liide MorKftiitleld 813am 642 pm DeKoven 849m Senator Wilkinson Call of Florida Is Sturgls 655p m 004 am one pf the strongest men ever sent to 744 pm Marion 0i9am am 1057 860 pm Princeton the senate from any state He is a very 11 33 a m 025 pm Cerulean Springs years and last quiet uupretenripus gentlenian but senate for eighteen 041 pm Gracev n49 a m 1000 pm 1210 pin winter reelected him for nnqther trm an omnivorous reader a deep thinker u llopklnsvllle NORTH HOIND He is well soon as the senate js reorganized As and a magnetic orator No 3 Daily No 1 Daily Senator Mitchell as chairman of the posted on all current events and speaks Mall Express Mall ExprpsH m vllopkusvllle 640 a m 2t0i m committee on privileges and elections with deliberation and earnestness al uo ft ru 65p m Princeton will be obliged to consider in commit- ¬ wajs commanding the attention and re- ¬ 6 ui p Ci63a m Marion DeKoven 7o7pm 85Uain No matter tee and report to tho senate the case spect of his colleagues Morgaufleld 740 p m 980a m of Col Henry A Du Pont of Delaware what subject may come before the sen ¬ am 1003 Corydon 8h p m 888 pm 1025a m who will seek admission to the senate ate for consideration Senator Call ap ¬ Vr Henaeruon 025 p m 1115a m Kvuxvllle without a certificate from the governor pears to be able to enter upon is dis- ¬ LOCAL FKKIUIH Lv Princeton 715 am Dally of his state The republicans will be cussion with a manifest understanding 1000 am Ar Ilopkinsvllle disposed to glvo Col Du Pont ad- ¬ and appreciation of the matter in gen Lv 600 p m 730 n Ar Princeton mission but the democrats will oppose eral and in detail He has read so many UNIONTOWN BRANCH his admission Senator Uray of Del- ¬ books upon so many subjects and his South Hound Dally aware who is a great constitutional memory is so clear and active that ho vDnlontown m 680 pm 665 p m suoa in lawyer and who has been chairman of is probably ono of the most ready de- ¬ Vr Morganfleld North Bound- - IKlly tho committee on privileges and elec- baters in the congress and one of tho i 41pm 985 a m v Morganfleld tions will lead the democrats in their most instructive as well as entertain- ¬ VrUnlontown 8l0pm 1000 am ing speakers He is a working senator b MMHKBWOOD fight ngainst Col Du Ponts admission UF Mitchell GPA flopUnsvllle and Senator Mitchell will lead the re- ¬ as will bo seen by the fact that ho Is a publicans in their efforts to have Col member of bIx important committees Du Pont bcated It will be a great de- appropriations fisheries mines and JOHN ECHO 8 RECEIVERS ST JOHN BQYLE bate and a long contest Nobody can mining revision of the laws territories und chairman of the committee on pat-¬ predict the outcome Senator Watson C Squire of the state ents You may well believe that a man of Washington will be one of the fore- ¬ vtfho attends to his duties on all of those THE MlSSISnliPl VALLEY ROUTE most senators in tho Fifty fourth con- ¬ committees is a busy1 man and a work TO statesman gress He is a man of high character ing Senator Jacob H Gallinger of New Louisville EvansviUe splendid and impressive presence and popular with his colleagues in the sen- - Hampshire is one of the men of whom ate Although he has only been in the you will often hear during the delibera- AND ALLPOINTS scnate for ono full term he has been tions of the Fifty fourth congress Ho sagacious enough to secure positions succeeded Henry W Blair author of Ho bill upon the committees on fisheries and the Blair educational TO coast defenses so that he is now tho had formerly been a member of tho Memphis VipkNhurff NfwOrleans leading republican member on each of house of representatives and is an ex- ¬ 7 AND AJL POINTS IIo Is a very those committees and can choose for perienced legislator himself the chairmanship of cither one strong partisan but personally popular Llnilte6 Trains and Prfci Service Both of these committees are of im- even wih senators onthe other side of portance to the state of Washington the senate chamber He will be chair ¬ Conot ctlng d McmplilB with through trains to oil polnfjijin It would bo a long time before ariy man of thecommitteo on manufactures other senator from that state could lie is alsoaonember of tho committees exuv a achieve such positions of power for his oupensions District of Cplumbia epi ¬ Rates Ticlcets and all Information wilt be people Although making no preten demic diseases and trnnspprtntion rurnistied ou application fo your ucarest ticket agent tt sions to oratory Senator Squire is one routes He is a ready debater and al TB LYNCH of tho most pleasing speakers In the ways appears to he anxious to say somer ieiioral Passenger Auen LouUvilleKy ono of tho most influential thing or do something to exasperate senate and MWMMNWI Xon wil Ho accomplishes a crrcat deal of good bis political ucjversanest by going directly to his often hear of hiiu during the next lon In legislation Oyer a hundred negfp students live colleagues ami explaining to tJicni in- - session oi congress no uvauoutyg in the Jarls Quarter Latin They como dividuauy tno merits or legislation uerj foet six inches tall bald headed with a chiefly from Hayti and tho French col big rhustaqlie heavy oye brows arid onies of Quadaloupo and Guyana The Birea tor uis siaie unis kiiui oi won done by a popular seuajpr is much strong chin He is agile and ncrvpuij n Haytians are well off and dress well 4 Tlw wArrammanf iliAm Afin a rta more ivetrjan public Hpcokirtfjiiii In firtfnn nnrl nnnAli nrirl wtTml a tfoiihfiory teller and a popular gentloi month whilo abroadAThey havai- all occasions Senator Rflujnn hj k o Svrai IX Fry d uwinamr of their own La S BLimiteM fered to the senate mm a Ojinwn f ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 St Louis Express il3aam Nashville Accomodation 625am 061 St Louis Mall Nashville Accommodation does not run on iinaay Niirih bound St Louis and Chicago Fast coin have hrough trains solid and sleeperc it lihlcauo and St Loula Fast Line stops only at Important stations tid crobjinga Hae hrough Pullman Bleep r8 to Atlanta Ga J M ADAMsAgent u 63 66 trains oono south tlpm because thev are the larcrest and most re liable commission merchants and because they can handle shipments quick and to the best advantage for the shipper A trial shipment solicited Write to them for quotations before shipping Specialties Eggs Butter Poultry Fruits of all kinds Beans Potatoes Onions Hay Grain Headquarters for Furs Hides and Wool Capital 4000000 Liberal advances made on con- ¬ signments General correspondence solicited i YOU CAN MAKE MONEY By shipping to Herndon Carter Company Commission Merchants Louisville Ky utM UiUAUi unmnnMBMl fi V Cvtf V n o- ij ROYAL CEMENT r 7a PLASTER Xea ds El verTrtlxlaag Xn i 60 m Cincinnati u r i -WUNfcyS IV r JHDAGG vi i js 1 l j j v -- J Aik X nss mw Ilf 12 AlHMM i I 1 h fe t K m y 5 u Va 1 it K r v wv X- lf Xi1 l it j il-A- f ttJj-- 1 Y ar IkfaiMJa jsaasiet W vlBJitjjA A MtBLtu Sffl r-- tei ifchKVvitsKaMMiwwBiteL J WmX I nxr smffimiarm r r j gyL m ji 1 i i II A i s - c n i rf i j t i I nTMvA Vi WV DUAWOl Vif If 1 X I I w t of EENTUGKIAN r 3 Mrs Anna eage li iC fffi J Ei- - tfeufy JCs rMarstial VARINA ANjNf rBAyis nM Knorji in the South is Daughter 6f thQCipnfideraoy Her Experiences During the War In the Irlson Cell of Her Father Educated ji with Care In Kiirope Sue cees lis a IVi lSor a LiS Columbm Kin sayss TWINS in HtoL K anyone should nsk jIiss Varina after using only Anno Jefferson Davis for the story of Ler life she would roplyin tho language v of tho needy knife grinder Jr two bottled of Story Bless you Ive nono to tell MOTHERS would be quite true so far as This her own recollection goes but at the time of her life of which she knows FRIEND nothing but by hearsay she had DID NOT SUFFER AFTERWARD some thrilling experiences W8entby Express or mult on rocoltt of prloe Winnie Davis as she is always Sleo ner bottle Boole TO MOTilKllS1 maueajroe AWAKTA BRADFIEID BEGOUTOB CO BOLD SV ATX DltUG GISTS OA aWi1083 tues ot MI was delivered tlinu so nm aud ifch scarcely auypain OF FVJANY PARTS William MorrteWlio hlpf Do Ioc L rcrtti of linlntui There Is no so little understood a man in the literary world of London as Williamfprris who lufs been spoken of latjljr inj ponneetion wltjtthe post of poeflaurcto It Is because he is so jnany sided a man that ho lisjltnown nelt hereby his cotmtrymim5 nor 15y Americans If he Wcro onlya mere poet it would be easy to write of him to make an estimate and properly class ¬ ify him but he is a larger figure in life than ho is in literature and he therefprto belongs to the future rather than to tho present in the way of criti- ¬ cism He is spoken of indiscriminately as a soclulist as a designer of furniture and MAN tOOK OUT genuine Gold Weather Is Coming r ROUND OAK contin- ¬ P i M Get youithe best heater in the world Fakes enrae and go but the ues to lead the procession of heating stoves The reason is plain aee the name on the leg v We have the largest line of heat- 0rs in the city ranging from 3 up ay uuii Vr fi tt You M H ur t i r ttRMETOEl with the greatest cortainty known to modioli science GERMETUER removes from the system the symptomB named above Joy giving strength in place of weakn ous health in placo of sickness Thoro is no other romody liko It and uond that can do its work And then it is a rca plonsuro to take it Little children tako it with dalight and it euros like tnagic 100 0 for 500 All druggists daughter for according to her mothf it wno ougnt to Know sue never From Indigestion sour stomack head fretted or was cross and if theambu lancegave a particularly hard bounce whe flaVulency distress after eating over tho rough roads her baby checks Or is it ftCuso of lost appetito want of would flush with pain but she kept her energy weakness debility tears back for more trying occasions Her father had been at Fortress Mon- ¬ Are you nervous rostlcss sleepless worn roe for a year when Mrs Davis and Win- ¬ outin body and in mind nie joined him The other childrenbc Bavoyou pains In the baa flips ildo ing older were left in Canada with head arms snouWors chest their grandmother Winnie was still a Aro you filled with mal ria sallow babe in arms all day long slio would comploxion coated tongue n ht tweats play contentedly in her fathers prison dry cough chills and fevor room She was much petted by the of- ¬ and If any of these troubles ar yours thi ficers with their wives but she preferred to be her father in his cramped thing you neod ia DR KINGS quarters rather than to enjoy the free- ¬ dom that he could not share The first five years of tho little Winnies life were spent in England then she was brought back to Mem ¬ phis Tcnn At an unusually early age she showed a taste for reading and her parents directed her young mind through the fields where the best lit- In tho gentlest and happiest way and Suffer am called was born in tho executive mansion at Richmond Va at thoi close of the warin June 18G4 believe and when she was in long clothes she was sharing her fathers prison cell with him She had her experiences of war before that for sho took part in the retreat from Rich- ¬ mond jolting alomr for hundreds of miles in an ambulance Even at that early stage of her career she showed that she was worthy to be a soldiers I m ROUND OAK ff u WILLIAM MORBIS VetuCan Suit You Duymg jaii oed uur slock ueiore m The EverlastiniT m ju wall paper and as a poet AtKclmscott house Hammersmith he designs es- ¬ thetic wall papers for which he is de- ¬ servedly famous and the Kelmscott Pres3 which he conducts is noted for tho beautiful books which it produces Though he seems to be set nowadays on winning laurels as a designer and publisher William Morris has a long and brilliant record as a poet His first book of verses The Defense of Guine- ¬ vere and Other Poems was published as far back us 1838 This was followed by Tho Life and Death of Jason which put him in the first rank of living poets In his next work The Earthly Paradise he well nigh ex- ¬ hausted the treasures of Greek mythol- ¬ ogy and Gothic folklore This is a work with a plan which is somewhat indebted to that of the Canterbury JLVJL Tr jljLcJ XJI mi ATinnmTi w KJ JL JL v- - is pilfering in your bin A Coal Thief and your fe In u n rs 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 AIL parts unbreakable GfeETilER WJIL Sold by K 0 CUBE YOU Hardwick druggist If TnE t GREAT- - R- - 3ft miss wnmrB DAVIS Talcs Certain gentlemen and mariners of Norway Bail in quest of the earthly paradise an island of bliss find it and remain in it for the remainder of their lives passing the time with tales from Greek and Teutonic sources The poem is not meant to inculcate vigor or active effort though these may find their remote position in the tales the primary conception implies a castle of indolence an existence conditioned by languid repose The poet does not fume and fret but he has hopes that when there is leisure he may be thought worthy of some attention But rcthor when aweary of your mirth From lull hoarts still unsatisfied yo sigh And fooling kindly unto all the earth Orudgo every mlnuto as It passes by Made tho more mindful as tho swbet days Remember mo a llttlo then I pray The ldlo slngor of an empty day die and even baker You can learn all about the Majestic Cooking Kange at our store The Majestic is suck a saver that it pays to discard a cast iron stove for one KEEP YOUR EYES Steel and Malleable Iron Its heat cant escape A rapid ThBBJRh Trunk Line of between the cities o Cincinnati Lexington Louis ville Evansvie St Louis And the cltloa Nashville Memphis Mont gomery Mobile and New Orleans WITHOUT OHABE AND8SED ONBIVALED Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jackson- ¬ ville and points in Florida ir Connections are made at Guthrie and Nashville for all points North Bast South and West ImPuUman Palace Cars EMIGRANTS ZfiggTA this road will receive special low rates See agents of this company forrates routes c or write to C V Atmoije G P T4 A Louisville HERD of Derkshlre Soga and nthaownsheep Nice lot pf year old Bucks aniaplgsof bothsoxes now ready for delivery i jKEkDAJiE rWri4H MB KiMtf NewBtead KiiZiU Ky a MOST IN QUANTITY BEST IN QUALITY UfnDMC f VERM IFUCb EVERY r m L EOTTLE eiAKAllTEEQ MMMMMiaHHHaMHMiHBmMB WSS B vmittmft ofl Twin w i H SpmtforrlMk V precocity and loved to read aloud to her and listen to her wise comments on what ho had read The climate of tho south did not agree with the child so she was sent to a boarding school at Carlsruhe Germany where she not only learned the language of the coun- ¬ try but became equally proficient in French so that when sho went to Paris at the end of her German school days she hadonlytoputtheflnlshingtouches to her knowledge of that language She also studied music and drawing and though she never has done as much with those twoaf ts as she should have considering her talents she occasion- ¬ ally charms her friends with a song or delights them with thegift of a painting by her hand At the 1oge of seventeen Miss Davis returned to her native land and con- ¬ tinued her studies under her fathers direction Sho not only studied and read with him but she shared his love of horses and many were tho long rides they took on their thoroughbreds through the woods atBeauvoir Though a studious girl and fond of reading she girl as well and not is an having a horse in New York where she spends the winters or at Narrngansett Pier where her summers aro passed she mounts her wheel and flies over tho roads in n manner that would astonish her favorite horse if ho could see her Miss Davis made her social debut in New Orleans just after her return from Paris as queen of the carnival Shortly after this she accompanied her father to Atlanta Ga where at a recep- ¬ tion tendered to him she was intro- ¬ duced to the cheering crowd by Gen John Gordon as the daughter of the confederacy and by that name she is known all through tho south That the confederate soldiers regard her in this light is proved by the number of regi- ¬ mental and brigade badgeswhich they have presented iher and which she Wears when sho attends their reunions Miss DavlB debut as a writer nmy be said to have been made in a pamphlet she wrote for a New Orleans literary club and which was published and passed through three editions She has written for the North American Ee J view and other periodicals so that when sho wrote The Veiled Doctor sho was hardly a novice with the pen That however was her first novel but judging by tho way it has been re-¬ ceived it will not bo her last In fact I believe that sho was already engaged on another before The Veiled Doctor was published The death of her father Jefferson Dvis which occurred during her sec- piidiivisit Jo Paris waa a severe blow tat Mias Davis and she was so prostrated vby it that her life was despaired of xuuuMutu nign neann were on ner Biae how ever and alkm rfioVered out-of-do-1 erature grew says Harpers Bazar Her father was particularly proud of- her The critics of Mr William Morris have complained of late that he has wasted too much time over tho translar tion of Icelandic Sagas But as before stated ho is far greater as a man than as a poet At MertonAbbey in Surrey ho has run for some years a factory in which by producing artistic wall paper furniture etc he has tried to restore tho dignity of art to ordinary houseHo has fought that hold decoration curso of tho whole Philistine world c His cham art and stupid fundamental principle was thus ex- ¬ pressed in one of his lectures I do not want art for the few any more than education for the few or freedom for tho few ¬ bric-a-bra- on the Celebrated Mogul wagon the best wagon that can be made by first class mechanics and ma- ¬ terial they have stood the test Keey your money at home and get the best wagon IN BUGGIES we have this year fa sur2 BENARES HOLY MAN Here is a photograph of the noly Man of Benares One of the curiosities of mankind he is visited by almost every traveler who goes to Benares His name is Swami Bhaskaranauda Saras- ¬ One of tho Carlosltlca of India Visited by All Travelers passed any previous record Our stock was more care- ¬ fully selected and was doodg bought cheaper well bought are already half sold Come and JOIN IN THE PROCESSION f SWV THE HOLY MAN OF BENA11ES wati and he is about sixty five years old He lives near the Monkey temple in a garden belonging to a rajah wears no clothing sleeps on tho ground and accepts no gratuities because he wants nothing By much study and long con- ¬ templation of religion it has been Baid he claims to be free from all passions free even irom tho very wants of life He has a face f ullof- synjpathy and kind- ¬ ness Ho discusses und explains his ideas of religion whenever a visitor de Bires to hear him and he treats every one of the multitudes who call upon him with constant and most cordial kind ¬ ness Part of his writings has been publshed in a bulky volnme will save meat when all others fail It fc 99i per cent pure salt You can use it year after yearNo waste of salt no spoiled meat Try it and be convinced You will never use any other It is the cheapest for live 3tock One trial will convince any one MRMER Do vou want to have sweet meat in place of ran- ¬ so use only the RETSOF SALT cid meat If It usually o through 400 swords a minute apa When rendjuf r The only complete gold toilet service in the world belongs to the khedive of Egypt It was made in London and consists of 28 plecec Each piece bears the monogram of the khedive in dia- ¬ r monds the Barns being- surrounded by a fillet in imitation of that of the Grand Turk Upwards of 3000 diamonds and over 1200 rabies were used in decorat- ¬ ing these golden toilet articles The body of each piece is of 18 carat gold et8 and all are inclosed in adiamondin- vs crufitei ebony can IV ii The Only Gold Toilet Set We are prepared to do all kinds oi plumbing We have experien- ¬ ced men and years of experience in the business so do not fail to give us a chance to figure on your work Guarantee satisfaction The largest line oi heavy and light Hardware in the Oountyv G uns pistols pocket and table cutlery razors and scissors We have secured Mr John S Skalley in our Harness Departments which he has improved ih every pointt and we hae now the most V complete stock ever carried in the city TALBOT SADDLES made to order il FMM1 4i j r A i R 1 1 iA Vv jiiii V f viT Ft v V it S K x iv- V mmw fc U GpKINSTILliE KENtl j0jhiwme lifjttjtfhiatu fDIUSXM TIJB1AT CHAS M iayusciariiON Cuban ptrkU4ieiwd the Spabisk iu pticaea oauiejtst weak- arm u r killed 800 of them JU was tli most Is the earnest almost sgoBfepff 017 at AM JIIIAI JMLGS decisive victory yrtwou on either ffk t tired iMwyWus wowearowdWl BT VMWorked straggling btad Slight dif o sldo MEACHAM i tt lw Sat jL Jjiu i WHaFShall I Do w IjMtlties ordinary oaree household work tr daily labor magnify themselves into Dr Clardy will make Iwo speeches seemingly impassable mountains in ibis county nextMonday Ho wil1 This Is simply because thetrves are Spe- lAjcrt i reading notices So ceuts per line ia Lodulu 6 cents per liuo each lnsertiun speak at the Court house at 1 oclock weak the bodily orpans debilitated and Eater or standing ndvertlaoraeuts furnished they do not won iijltcMon p in and at Pembroke at night i 2 a ykar in advance 1 VtnvC 212 SOOTH MAIN STREET DEMOCRATIC TICKET For Govornor i S WAT HAUUINor Mercer For Lieutenant Governor It TTYLKitot Fulton ForTreasurer ROFOKDOflUay ForAudltoi L 0 NORMAN ot Boone For Resistor of the LaudOffloiS U Kentucky id the only Statothat has Fotd fhonorrcs never had a Republican governor proper nourishment Will Democrats help to wrest this hon organs and tissues on rich red blood and how Boonthe glow o hoalthcornea to the or trom tier Wo think not pale checks firmness to the Unsteady hand and strength to the faltering limb After the election next Tuesday we will have a goodraiu Italwaysrains after a Democratic victory- Tak of 4HwVE m worthless garments impositionyou those wBowoulcldto WISE aniaiifclie double prices charge Hm yP and tprthejsaBI v fbryoirmone5rr a SURETO -i-- RflWANUO of Wolfe HV For Attorney Uonoral JHKNDJUOKof Fleming Come on boys and lets carry IIop ForSeoretary of State HENRY SUALK of Groves For sJuptof Publlo Instruction dSD PORTER THOMPSON otOwen --For Commissioner of Agriculture ION BNALLoJ Louisville For hnllroail Commissioners JtfFLKTCHERDKMPoKYof Hopkins GKO HALKXANDKUof Jefferson UREBN R KULbAU of Nicholas k For Circuit Court Judge LC kinsville for the wheb ticket and purifies vitalizes and enriches the blood show them what wo can do when wo and is thuB the best friend to unfortunate humanity Be sure to get Hoods and irv- only Hoods AUdrnggista fl six for 5 Gov Browu came homo to Henderthe after dinner pill ana Hood S PllIS tomUycatharUc 23c son this week to register and will return next week to put his cross under the roosters feet Hood s Sarsaparilla POSITIONS GUflRflSIEED DRAUQHONS PRACTICAL The best good that your money will procureand the place to find tlieinfc WEAR The WWAIiaQTVfc CU3T1UG SftqGOLv f mt7Mw itMtra V r J 11 LINN of Calloway i IftSPEOT OUR EALL And TOKTER STOCK Clothing For Magistrate Pembroke District WMli PARKER Vote Linn man conditions Do not any It can it straight from Hardin to under reasonableyou send for free catalogne of not bo done till For Olty Uouncllmen First ward R II HOLLAND Second ward JDUDLEY WARE Third ward DENNIS RPERRY Fourth ward GEO DDALTON M FLAOK W A PPOOL Dontt forget to vote for Council- Secretary Carlisle registered as a Democrat at Covington Wednesday iww I uk4ie4S Sixth wardE Scvonth ward waww urn t FASOINATINC GOLF k zgzmz For twelve years Mr Hardin was General for the State of Kentucky and the fierce Republican search light that has been turned for the past year upon his public pro lessional and personal record has repealed no blot blur or blemish thereon For twenty years his voice has been heard all over Kentucky in praise of the principles of Democracy 2but during all this campaign now drawing to a closo not one word has Democrats agaiust Jhe uttered who have so bitterly assailed him Having his quarrel with Republicans only he was wisely refrained from an- ¬ swering fool Democrats according to their folly but pursued the even lienor of his way toward the Executive mansion which ho will occupy on December 10 1 ho Times is not in with Gen Hardins currency views but knowing that ho will have no material influence upon the final settlement of that vexed national question aud believing that he will xhonestly consistently and ably dis charge every duty that devolves upon the Chief Executive of the State we hail with unassumedand unalloyed pleasure the growing assurances eoi his triumphant election Attorney ac--cor- d y f 7 a city voter you must only vote early but often You -- are entitled to two votes and must not overlook either of them One will be the state ticket and the other lor councilman You will be given two separate ballots and must stamp Ihom both and they will be put in different boxes Tiot If yon are If you put off voting until after dinner you may find a crowd ahead of you at the closing hour and get tshut out The polls close at four voelock no matter if a hundred men are at the polls waiting to vote Tote early The closo of the campaign finds the Democrats more confident than any time since the nomination and every- thing now points to a victory for the twholo ticket Money is talking that way and nooyen bets are being gaced on Bradldy One of Bill Bradleys vote for a ne gro was against a white G A R of Garrard county and at one of Gen Hardins speakings tho other day U10 scored a big point by producing iho man and having him get up in -- the stand and1 make a statement vet--sra- n The proposed prize fight did not at Hot Springs yesterday Gov Clarke sent troops to see that ithe meeting did not take place como off Do you play golf If you do you are bound to be an enthusiast or nothing and never tiro of listening to tale3 of powess on the green CRIMPS AN AID TO REFORM That is a charming and heajth giving game no one can deny and after Mirrors for Girls Bedrooms In Con- ¬ necticuts Industrial School reading the handsomely illustrated article Fascinating Golf in Demor As the crowning idea in experi- ¬ ests Magazine for November one can ments to decide whether girls can understand something pi the enthusi be most successfully reformed with asm it aro iser and the fascita i m it or without crimps and other trifling exercises over its devotees Another to feminine vanity article of interest to all women is adornments dear one hundred loolring glasses are to voman Guardians of Patriotism which gives many interesting facts bo placed in the bedrooms of inmates about the Daughters of the American of Russell home at the Middletown Revolution which have never before f industrial school in Connecticut Heads of reform schools for girls been published and the illustrations include portraits of the oiheers of the maintain that if it were not for tho national organization and most of love of crimps jewelry ribbons and Demorests is the determination to procure articles the state regents published for S200 a year by the Do for personal adornment at any cost morest Publishing Co 110 Fifth the number of girls supported by Avenue New York the public purse in industrial and reform institutions would bb greatly ATE SIXTY FIVE DUCKS diminished Gastronomic Feat of a Reptile Near So it has been customary for years NY Brooklyn to frame stringent rules against For some time past Thomas crimps hair ribbons corsets paint Mhoon a truck farmer living near powder and style Mirrors are re- ¬ Brooklyn has been missing each garded as prime cultivators of van- ¬ day a number of young ducks Thsy ity and enemies of reformation disappeared so mysteriously that Connecticut it their loss could not be accounted for model institution is conceded has a in the industrial in any manner All theories as to school at Middletown It is about how they were taken were smashed to pieces when it was known that two years since SuperintendentFair banks took charge and made a revo- ¬ no one had been near the place dur- ¬ ing the day where the ducks were lution in favr of crimps and every wont to pass away the time No thing except paint and powder that lookH feathers or other vestige could be a cirl needs to make herself pretty It is an experiment that is found which would undoubtedly being watched by similar authorities have been the case if the fowls had been made away with by a hawk or all over the country Superintendents of many similar somevarmint institutions from different parts of When sixty five of tho fluffy youngsters had disappeared Mhoon the country visited Middletown dur ¬ determined to watch the ducks for a ing the recent national convention ¬ day He followed them down in the in New Haven Most of them have ¬ field to the little branch where they nt yet recovered from their amazement at the sight of over two hun- ¬ slipped into the water No sooner had they arrived there than shades dred girls with hair crimped or fashionably arranged in of St Patrick from a neighboring waved Psyche knots and decorated with ciurap 01 ousnes appearea such a snake as Mhoon had never seen be- fancy pins of gilt silver and shell fore outside of a show He is not a young girls with curls down their drinking man and is not accustomed backs knotted with bright ribbons HU1BU to see such things in broad daylight i designs made the but he had to pinch himself to make ana certain that he was in his right reigning stylesany towitn sleeves as bo seen at the voluminous as While his eyes stuck out of senses mo3t fashionable summer resort bis head in terror tho monster snake glided up to the ducks when they N Y World oil set up a terrific quacking as if It Is interesting how strong tho they knew the end of the world was influence of a face is A friend of coming for some of them MaryMapes Dodge who had occa- ¬ By this time the rqan had recov- ¬ sion ono day to go with her into a ered himself and hastily running to private room In her charming apart ¬ the house secured his shotgun and ment in Fqrty elghth street New returned to where he had seen the York stopped for a moment by the snake door to examine a large framed pho- ¬ When he reached there ho found tograph hanging on the wall It was the snake which seemed fifteen feet a very beautifully finished head of long and one foot thick making off Emerson with a duck in its mouth Mhoon Mrs Dodge turned back and ex ¬ pulled the trigger of tho gun When claimed You aro admiring my the smoke clearsd away the reptile Emerson It is oue of the dearest was stretched out lashing its tail in things 1 possess It goes with me fury Mhoon kept away until its everywhere though I do not often struggles had ceased and ap- ¬ carry about his essays The face Is proached it He found out it was a constaut enough help moccasin and when measured it was She You viperl jis long as a fence rail about nine He gallantly You snake charm-erl-r-- Il feet four inches Baltimore Herald Gazettimo t This College Is strongly endorsed by bankers and merchants FOUR weeks by Dranghons method of teaching bookkeeping is equal to TWELVE wreLsy the old plan Special ad¬ vantages in riiiOathand Penmanship and Teleg ranhv Cheac xard Orjen toboth sexes No vacation Enter now RallroaJFaro Paid cently prepared We have IlflMH CTTinV nUHlii OlUUI books on BOOKKKEPIKO Shorthand and Penmanship especially adapt ¬ Write for HomeStudy ed to home study circulars at once Z KasUvIIIeafena Furnishing Shoes CMsrcHtsv v ffV m J ttAtSi JBiatfi ci jr WrlM aMr pi i it C til Mi A- TiErgeStStbck ever hroiighttp HbpMasvilleWT IDaDjiootij tSlotUm Sj Sloe Go TrtE HOWE JEWELRY CO QJr HAS THE MOST ELEGANT LINE Jewelry Watches Clocks Silverware Cut glass Art Goods ever feeen outside of a large city DIAMONDS r- Brie-a-br- ae AL L AT LIVING- PRIOESv Spectacles r 9 9 i 1 Personal attention given to Watch Cldch and Jewelry Repairing Rememfcer tjie place HOWE JEWELRY COMPANY Call on us for Reliable Goods and Repairing 209 SOUTH MAIN STYv Co Two Doors Nbrthi of JiH Anderson JAS M HOWE i sack containing the skin of a black bear an animal which in life weighed seven hundred and twenty pounds and measured seven and one half feet in length The animal was run across just aa the party were leaving their camp about forty miles from ICerby for home Theyhttd gone four or five miles when a shepherd dog which accompanied them started tho big fellow out of the brustu The bears dimensions- were so enormous that he made aa easy target- - Jlonqs fired first and lodged a ball in his head This however had noeffect and the great bear ran down tho guleh fol- ¬ lowed by the men and the dog The latter was so hotTin tho pursuit that the bear turned on him and attempt- ¬ ed to deal him a blow but missed and fell thirty feet down the ravine to the bushes where ho regained his MGR OVI LIVC STOCK MAKKETj Reported by TATtjJiEMnRY UXK STOCK COMMISHION ii BOUBBON fT r1 I UMumnnMUHi VI iFitzsimmons was arrested and Cor ybett sought a hidiug place Another of those periodical crises iu French politics is reported and most of tlio Xaris newspapers seem to think JH Bourgeois is about the right 2typtfofaman to form tho next new mi Highest of all in Leavening Hk in PbwerLatestiUj S Govt n H HH v n Report BOOTBLACKS LUCK He Is Rescued from Suicide and Given a Boost Tho days at Sisterville W Vaf have been cold and cheerless and the streets not the sort that induced the average oil operator to have his shoes shuied All of one day and at night George McClung a one legged boy whoi runs a shining stand in front of the Manhattan cafe used hisbest arts to beguilo some passer- ¬ by into his chair When the day was done he had just earned twenty cents The boy was desperate so he tied his jaw up in his kerchief and went to a drug store to buy lauda ¬ num to ease the pain of an imagin ¬ ary aching tooth Capt Reedy the city marshal was in a rear room of tho drug store when the boy got the laudanum and decided to follow him McOlung took to tho back streets and entered the boiler shed of an abandoned oil well derrick which had served him as a sleeping place during summer but which now is very uncomfortable Tho marshal was in time to see the boy put the laudanum to his lips but it was to pull the cork with his teeth that he might reach tho fluid Capt Reedy seized the bottle and broke it He then took the boy to the police station and furnished him a coraforta ble bed having made him promise not to try again to kill himself The next morning the captain noised the boys trouble about the town and by eight oclock there was a crowd waiting about the shiners stand The sympathies of the oil men were roused by the story of the boys troubles and they were there in force All day the crowd kept up and when the boy closed for the night nearly worked to death he had earned over twenty five dollars Some of tho oil mon had their shoes shined five times- at fifty cents a shine and othors just dropped the money into the boys pocket without wasting time to have him fool with their Trilbies as ono of them put it Having the shoes phined by the one leg for lupk has come to bo the fad in Sisters ville and from this time on there need be no desire on McClunesi part to kill himself un- less his wealth turns his head A XM CHANTS STOCK YABDSlV quotationsLouisville Ke Oct 1 00 to 4 BO Light Bhlpplag 3 60to 4 00 Best butchers 8 50 to 4 00 Fair to goodbutchers 2 50 to a 25 Common to medium butchers 2 00 to 2 60 Thin rougftsteera poor co W8nd scalawags l ft tp 1 75 Good to extra oxen 825 to 8 60 feet Common to medium oxen 1 25 to 2 3d 1000ft to 1200U Feeders 8 25 to a 75 Tebbs and Jones followed as rapidBtocker l 60 to 3 25ly as tlie uature of tbe ground would Bulls 1 25 to 2 65 rrJmx Veal cahrt a 60 to 6 60- permit The bear turned up the Cholc milch cowsi j 2500 to 80 00 opposite side of the mountain the t air to good nllch cowst1 12 00 to 18 00 M dog after him when Jones fired Hoos Choice packing and butch 8 70-- -ers 225 tt to 300 ft i again hitting the animal near the jFalr to good packing 180 lb to 8 65 8 7 aa6Ju to eye and then Tebbs lodged a ball in Good to extra light 160 lb to 180 lt 8 65 to 370 j t tho black and fleeing mass near tho shoaU 120 lb to 150 lb 8 CO to 8 C Fat shoatslOO lb to 120 lb 8 60 to 80ft bead Ho dropped but arose again Boughs 160 lb to 400 lb 8 16 tO25 Before he could get away however Suksp and Lbs Good to ex snip ¬ ping 8 25 to 26ft tho hunters sent five more shots into Fair tosheep good l 75 to225 Common tomedium 1 26 to 1 76 tho body and bruin gave up tho BUCkS klmln3Mk ghost They then returned to damp 8 00 to a nxira iamDa Kentucky rms Fair to cood 2 KfttnB Tennessee and getting a horse and placing Common to medium 200 to 2 GO 7 17Sto2 3S the carcass in the fork of a felled Tall ends or culls 25-- Cattle Receipts 150 and 2i calves Ship ments 16 Market very slow but no moterial change in prices demand about equal tothe supply Hoos Receipts 90 Shipments 105 Alarket firm tops 3 S3 65 All rold out look fair under moderate receipts Sheep and LAiins Receipts 210 Shipments 219 Market ruled slow no improvement in prices Oattlb Extra shipping flights Ft tree dragged it with much difficulty Thore is more Catarrh in this sec ¬ t distant There tho bear tion of was weighed measured and skinned diseases the country than all other put together and Tho meat was giyen to the miners last few years was supposed until the to be in and the hunter again started for curaoie or a great many veara five miles home San Francisco Chronicle born die before tho age of sixteenChicago Times Herald One half of tho people that are ciumei 1j i 1 in nil rummi liMi ihmm H 11 J t t S w j J J i k jl f ii HjAnAk hv ikj wtm nmr rmr- j h radyitevaflxtxdeflaayr rr- V Wii W J Carrier Pigeons on Vessels The safety of an overdue lake steamer was recently ascertained1 through carrier pigeons sent from tho vessel A far more extensive use could bo made of these swiftmessengers and those who aro in one terested in them will findthemselyes offer trim it hundred dollars Jor anv mpdjprn case lt laiitf locurefiSend for teircuV mpro audmorcJ in line with1 his andte9tinfoJuls - Addresi progress St Louis Globe-Dem- oIW crat t MS0KI MdrggistTBc vs Philadelphia Press i Wertf Not Muzzied ThdV A u To iu j ukjui uv I uvuuiciuultu la un nrnpr THE ARTISTS BIG J3EAR HHV VjBINCSIK f WtifcSbte vfT David 1 thattdogshalLboi muzzled during TboyBsg One of Seven Hundred and the hot weather the firillnn nurrtoW xmMivtMSimMsc in tr 7Tvp Vii iisf if Twanty Pountir off1 ft whole pck of founds whila C Ejf Tcbbs Hd HaydenQoncV Vuntingj kjidejpjiiirday WWing violation of the tha artists camelntb town froth NVYVSun H Miwruiruiu ituu iiieu A i 6QUth western pfljBfpn IfdeWthft wrErv t sf t vm doctors pronounced it a Jocal Jfteeasei and pvescibed local rcraedieSjMdBy j constantly failings to cure withocal treatment pronounced it incurable bcienco nas proyen tatarrh to be a constitutional disease andthWforo recjuires constitutional treatmentrj ounitvjaiarrn cure manutacturea oy P J Cheney feCo Toledo Ohio Mm tho only constitutional euro1 on thol market It is taken internally iiud uooo uum juurqpg 10 a leaspoomui It acts directly oh the Jilood aud J sroBmm coToio rr-v1 v 1aJtt75aiSJ3J22 AB m oiefl a ji foy tv 4V jjii- fS SeWxtykt jsLii mi wvmiyt ix mail KJi Li mi o X rr HopkinsvilleYouagAtithbWM JFloreiice v EmOSHC isoraa k i tf OTHltfG BUT jij mh i q OUIjlN fttUfi 1 ANnJa HYPNOTISM PR WHff ExavtiMca In NBW MYING Hfft 4 rf it MlSsies THIS SinguUkr COLUMN Iuponlho Chtirch music hi a strttnjre effect senslbUilw of Miss Bessie A tteconff Contribution tcttie Problem of Aerial Iibcornotiom Ihe Ma ellnir Mr of tho FatomMay Dd nUTrarA Dcucriptlon ot iithcrH DatIco Practical A Condensed AwoHBt of the latest IJp pewlngs Tenly XW lor lluiiy tteailers The United States supreme court AasTtakera recs until November 1 jiflPiere sr 10000 cases on tho dock--etthoUnitsd States court of claims a1 Col John S Mosby the noted con- federate leader iB critically ill at Jiia of t homo in Marshall Va Mr R W Brown managing edi tor of the Louisyille Times is quite ill with intermittent fever Capt Jack Schumate of Vance Tjurg is arranging for a fight between a man and a catamount i Miss Annie Stone ot Lexington married a young man in Europe The couple started for thisountry fid the groom died on the ocean former Phillip Francis Smith wealthy druggist of Louisville was found dead in his room from mor phine taken with suicidal intent tflin rpuriHtrntioii in Cincinnati this fall is the largest over known in that city It is 69215 again of 644 over last year Mrs Carrie Carver hasj filed suit for divorce fromJr Carver the eham pion marksman on the statutory r grounds 1 women on bicycles tha deceased hav- ing beena member of a bicycle club a At Owensboro John Snyder col suddenly became crazed with jealous- ¬ ly and cut his wifes throat He was then shot by Will Hall his brother-in-laBoth will die The general information about tho Bamberger Bloom Co failure from outside sources is that hardly more tnan zt per cent will oe realized on the liabilities Free Cuba day at the Atlanta expo ¬ s sition upon the suggestion of Presi ident Cleveland has been postponed until December 17 This virtually means that there will be no Cuba day William 0 G rover widely known S3 the inventor of the Grover Baker sewing machine has just died in Bev ¬ erly Mass at the age of seventy two years Ho made a fortune out of his invention while still a young man and at once retired from business devot ing his time to religious and phuan- aropic activities Mr Horace Bradlev chief of the Department of Fine Arts spent two months in Europe and brought back jvfth him a collection that nas sur prised everybody Mr Bradleys experience as superintendent of the art department for the Harper Bros of w lately witnessed in Wisconsin village There wore in it a number of men and A strange funeral procession was uhday servicfcatthe First Congre gation stfchuieli in that suburb Miss AyVes was completely hypnotized by the traiiJE the organ and shg firiany went info a hypnotic trance froifk whlhSsho was resuscitated jwixlrdifliculty Miss Ayres was sit in Iho center of the church and her peculiar actions created the greatest excttemon t AOpon as the strains of thoorgnu wcreheard those sitting near Miss Ayres noticed that she half roso in Her seat as if to change her posi tion Then she seemed to think bet toi of it and sat down again In a moment those in the same pew noticed that her fingers were twitching nervously and that her face had become so red as to bo nearly purr pie A lady sitting in a pew behind asked Miss Ayers if she could give her any assistance She turned to reply My the well meant inquiry but no words caijno from her lips She seemed to be making a desperate struggle with some emotion and her whole body was now twitching Suddenly the blood left Miss Ayres face as it had comp and left her as pale as death She made an vattempt to rise wavered tried to catch herself on the pew in front ard fell headlong into the aisle startling everyouoon that side of tho qhurch An usher at ortce rushed to her assistance Ho at- ¬ tempted to raise her to her feet but she had stiffened until every muscle seemed strained to the highest ten- ¬ sion Her eyes were wide open with a fixed and glassy stare and thqse around for a moment feared that she had been the victim of a sudden attack of heart disease She was carried out of the- audiencp- room to the open air where it was thought she would at once recover butshe was still as insensible as when first picked up After a few mo- ¬ ments of vigorous work she slowly began to revive much to the relief of her nurses The usual question Where am I was asked by Miss Ayres as soou as she had recovered consciousness sufficiently to become aware of what was going on about byyintr IfTKerAre fV BaAthfyc Why No Be Armed ft In these day when- women rjde bicycles into remote wildernesses camp out in mountain fastnesses and generally take upon themselves the m- fr WOMEN AND WEAPON t M44i- - 3 If t stif MrPercy S Pilcher lecturer on marine engineering at Glasgow uni- ¬ versity basing his iuventidng upon that of HerrLilienthal has produced twoVnged creations and by their aid has taken sundry flights irt mid air At times he has risen to an altitude of twenty feet occasionally hovered kite like for a space and then descended on the spot he left while upon other trials he has hastened before tho breeze for con- ¬ siderable distances ere regaining his feet Mr Pilchers machines aro light structures of wood and steel supporting a vast spread of wing and braced with piano wire The wings themselves which aro made of nain ¬ sook a sort of muslin originally manufactured in India have an area of one hundred and fifty square feei ana eacn machine possesses a vecjj ticai ana Horizontal rudder of clrcu I 1 liSxt tuu iunauiipu il uuo cubviug bue OLuer at right angles Tho former which is rigid serves to keep the machines head to wind while the latter ar xests an inclination to pitch side ¬ ways a common vice in all like in- ¬ itJ her 1 shewenton of anything that hap- ¬ pened after I heard the first strains of the voluntary Atlanta Consti- ¬ tution Photographing Under Water have not the faintest memory breeze is never to be calculated upon Indeed tho sudden unexpected side puff often brought disaster in Ts train to Mr Pilcher until he hit upon a means of circumventing it He now draws his wing tips in with a bend which renders a flying machine safer and more stable Speaking generally these experiments in flying or soaring are being made with a view to master the art of aerial bal ¬ ance and safe landing Then when the golden era dawns when a sccqw propeller or flapping wings are intro ¬ duced and a power discovered to work them gentlemen like Messrs Lilienthal and Pilcher will spring gayly aloft to emulate the carrier or tumbler pigeon and put a girdle May round the earth in a morning the necessary discovery of a new power be speedily made Meantime Mr Pilcher on a fresh pair of wings with a sail area of no less than three hundred feet pursues bis plucky ex- ¬ periments at Cardross in Dumbar ¬ tonshire before numerous admirers It ventions p The great difficulty with winged aeronauts is the uncertain quality of tho wind for a steady unvarying positions formerly occupied by ment the question of whether or not they jeihall also lake upoX themselves masculine weapons naturally arises Shall Diana carry a revolver Shall Lucy wear a dagger Shall bmen learn tho noble art of self defense not only in thp form of in- ¬ creased muscle but in the use of weapons The millennium has not yet ar rived and therefore watch chains and watches linger rings and brooches still tempt tho wayfaring kleptomaniac In other words a woman wearing articles of more or less value and tramping or riding apparently unprotected along a lonely road may prove a temptation to the tramp with imperfectly de- ¬ veloped notions of personal prop ¬ erty There are also men who are in a constant state of who are dangerous on that account There are once in a long time dogs as ferocious and as unguarded Shall women pro ¬ vide themselves with weapons against all these dangers It would seem that ordinary com- ¬ mon sense and ordinary prudence would prevent a woman from riding In a dangerous region unless she was protected in some way The case of a young wheel woman whose escort left her to her own devices when she was attacked by roughs would indicate that the mere pres- ¬ ence of a masculino escort is not suf ficient The matter therefore re solves Itself Into the question of whether women shall ride drive c walk anywhere except In beate paths at whether they giiall go armed As the tendency of the times seems to be distinctly towards womens riding driving and walking wherever1 they please it therefore seepis that weapons will be part of tho modern womans equipment There aro some compensations however A revolver thrust through a belt is not altogether without its picturesque features Jeweled pis ¬ tols firearms of rare metals and the like would open up a vast vista of gifts Learning to shoot would form a new field of feminine activity It would also train the eye the mind and the hand of the woman who learned To be sure it might prove a temptation to some fiery tempered woman when she grew angry and it might be a constant menace to the well being of the com- ¬ munity in the hands of silly young persons who wished to show off But all that migbt be easily ar ranged by tho simple expedient of granting permits to carry firearms only to even tempered and well balanced women Thus the revolver would becomo in time a badge of honor and country highways mad dogs and the like lose all their hor- ¬ rors N Y World Tljq little book of stories iij Miss Trances Brasher which was recently put on tho market here is nnnken of in words nf liierh commen dation by all who have read it There are threo stories In a Day of Dark- Where Deep Waters Pjoived ness and A Bitter Lesson The two first arp novelettes of fifty or more pages the last ashort story They are all written in a charming style entirely free from affectation and bombast that young errors common authors fall into Her descriptions are well executed arid not overdone Her characters well drawn and the plots admirably developed On tho whole the stories are interesting in their subject matter pure in concep- ¬ tion and delineated in well chosen words We regard the yourig author as a girl ot unusual talent lor sne is still little more than a child and the people of Hopkinsville when they consider that she is dependent upon her pen for a livelihood should encourage and aid her by helping her to dispose of the entire edition of her meritorious little book It Bells at 50c at the book stores or may bo ordered by mail i Speaking Appointments R C Crenshaw Populist candidate for the Legislature will address the voters of Christian county at the fol ¬ lowing places Cnsky Wednesday Oct 30th630 p m Longvlew Thursday Oct 81st 10a m Kennedy Thursday Oct 81st 2 pm Gracey Friday Nov 1st 10a m r qxnliroke Wedsetday 0cl60thlpnli Do you have literary work Wilklns Yes I didnt use to think so but I do now Church Hill Friday Novlstapm What has caused you to change Howell Saturday Nov 2 10 am Ilennettstown Saturday Nov 2 2 p m your mind Layfayette Saturday Nov2C30 pm reject- ¬ Ive been reading over my Mr C M Brown is invited to be ed stuff and Im perfectly delighted to think it didnt get printed over I present and a divsion of time will be my name Harper s Bazar accorded him any luck in yout na G ciKLgr to O et ColderI You Will Want AT 43 4 DOZEN Until they are Gone rEEO ESSIE 0neK0efeuRobes 43LAP ROBES What Of Course EACH- Why Always Sold For SI Before of Every Description No BXiwAu3r2C33a3 w The progress of photography un- ¬ der the sea by means of the newly NTfitV Vrtrlr too n n imrviariao nrltrnni devised magnesium light a marvel ahfll and his connection there had of ingenuity may justly be de- ¬ v pathim in touch with eminent artists scribed as something wonderful in Europe He was able to make en ¬ gagements with a number of them though the tuning of the exposure is even before he went over and after a said to still present one of the most few months in London Paris Brus ¬ serious difficulties yet to be over- ¬ sels and other European capitals he come It is stated with reference to liad secured one of the finest collec-¬ this important point that thus far tions of European paintings ever in the process an exposure of ten brought to America Indeed he minutes at a depth of three to four confidentially asserts that his exhibit feet will give good results At a while not as large as the one at Chi ¬ depth however of fifteen to eighteen cago will compare favorably in merit feet an exposure is said to be re with any ever gotten together in this country The pictures are now being quired of not less than thirty min put ou tne wans ana a stoen glance utes when tho sun is brightest at some of the more ndtable ones though even at this depth it becomes confirms what Mr Bradley says necessary to apply a plate of blue rThere will be notable pictures from glass in front of the lens in order to famous artists in this country in the obtain pictures that are reallyclear Northern Western and Southern while in deeper regions photography GEN HARDIN SICK States Mr Bradley has taken groat would it is declared be impossible pains to encourage art in tho South but for this improved device III Removed To It not 15 Seriously Yesterday AftcruoouBowllus by giving good position to Southern only saves Orcou time and trouble but he could His Illuess The Result Eictures where mercilessly find them good pictures it is saftl have been has excluded Of Chills taken during storms and without work of indifferent character and in Bowling Gheen Ky Oct 80 this particular his exhibit will prob- appreciable light from above N ably excel anything He has so care- Y Sun General P Watt Hardin democratic fully kept out the commonplace that nominee for governor was taken danVictim of Anticipation his display has the appearance of a gerously ill this morning at Morgan collection of masterpieces ConductoT Tickets please town He arrived at Morgantown Waff quickly How far is it to St last night at 12 oclock from Glas Benefit Concert 2Jov 8 It is not often that seekers after Louis gow where he spoke that evening Conductor pulling the bell rope amusement of a higher order are af- ¬ He had an appointment to speak at Why youre on the wrong train forded such an opportunity of grati ¬ aiorgantown to aay out oeing very fying their desires as will be afforded St Louis trains gone an hour ago sick he left for this city at an early Train stops in the Benefit concert to be given at morning by stage but was hour Wag Who said anything about taken this the opera house the evening of Nov 8 violently ill while en route and Upon this date Mr Clarence Bloss a St Louis train was forced to stop at Richardsville er of Dalton Ga will appear in con Conductor You did get off hero Physicians wero at once sent from junction with a number of our best now and take a street car back to this city and they report that the musicians An attractive program the depot general is in a very serious condition will be presented under the manage He arrived here to night and was Wag breaking in Street car Jment oi Mihs Jmuy li rerry nothing Im going to Cincinnati at once taken to the home of Mr just asked how far it was to St Charles Leflerj a relative of Mr whanged at Mr Galbreaths store for Hardin His ailment is the result of Louis and you ioowiou ocuwa WlliUUUl UiUil UUUIgt But the conductor passed on with ¬ chills on ana atter jNov b out taking up his ticket Chieago News Awarded Required Norve Fifteen cents a quart two dol- ¬ lars a basket shouted a huckster with the rasping voV f f a to his class in the street f w xuva the other evening His wagon which stOv i wc J of tho curb was loaded down wiJl baskets of peaches about tho sizo c bullets and quite as hard and indig tive in appearance VJVhatdo you call those inquired a passerby I call those peaches said the peddler In an injured tone Well replied tho pedestrian youve got a good deal of nerve thats all I have to say N Y HerakL Tako Vitalia Liver Pills F A Yost UJ Co 18 Niutli St SJ f tar t OODS OCT 9 WEDNESDAY THURSDAY OCT If you want to see the LARGEST and MOST BEAUTIFUL mmgsgmi 10 w f STOCK OF DRV Ever placed on exhibition in this city attend the opening of SPECIAL SALE OF ummi RICHARDS CO All wool blue and black Cheviot mixed grays and browns double or single breasted worth every cent of 750 Mens and Boys Suits 5 tMf V fv 50 Wo vylll j M- vt r i f- UlishiPca Collage vnlup aQ 00 tri tlo pnrstrtponainKuhtiot orlKMiU wpjror fjesltfn slzaSx4 Inclui i for ti noWhpapHr udvrr tNomuip ftir pur school bofnro y tevch lumian Jttf I80p tiufhiipft without toxi uool jAtnl tittsirfrifc frqnrMsin in jnun VA Minrwn WijHruciipi in 2 t i 1 foracomploto eourso lunitlmr deportment of tho Columbian IN TUITION vo 50 n scliolarnhlp jrnod A Valuable Discovery Highest Honors Worlds Falrf L t KM W 0T K iKllWikjGluniuiftr tfA h Urt l Tr ui Wt itft titwjylriaUHteMttBitUtd t VlllrMwfrtnVn Vpi wtJinj yjfWrthiihVT j hfft tyiWS n TeIunIn A y niWJljnca to 4loodA wU fcklnc An Austrian engineer has found that tho bark of trees makes a per ¬ fect filter fdr the removal of salt from sea water Sailors will appre- ¬ ciate this discovery On shipboard the question of drinking water is most important The experiments with bark filters hayo been going on for some time and now the discovery is made public The water is sucked from the ooean by a pump into a reservoir where it is i subjected to atmospheric pressure which forofes ittthrough the natural filter of the fi wr oita iree mi jusereu1 wmer Jpe nil Made first jpparsin small drops and then A pure Grape Cwamof Tartar Powder Free for oooklng from Ammonia Alumor any adulterant J SMCr Mens Dure all wool blue and black and fancy Cheviot and Cassimere suits round and straight cut suits that other merchants are getting 18 to 9 for We otter you now for Genuine imported clay worsted English Cas- simeres and Thibets blue black and mixtures worth everywhere 1250 This week 5 6 00 10 00 w t CEEAM W 3fo t iff U fPSnv cap with each suit -- 4 to 15 years Childrens knee pant suits two pair pants and 1 BKSNi TME STANDARD v Vrifvjqn ifttWftt v 1 mostrfpct 40 yjURS c P0WDEB or V f iw w v jftfe I Fine imported Tricot cloth two pair pants and capages 4 to 15years 1 3 4 1 50 t fft 0utlook BOUL VSRE Sti ihiwtjS I HkliSuKwJCllllj i ViLt V f 1MUH It W3i l yn i nil imimnil W i i Wtyyy1iiipi 3 Sf of Ii 11 vgwa November 1 189S V T j ii JJIW J cl ill iiijiwiiWiWiMn tK Wfc V 1 nihti lllIWMill i wim mwys v wm j ijjjfetiiJS Wiiit i l Mil ftiarRCHHHNHMilMHMHHHj f iMlillllMtlll IHMHI I IIHTl3M33iMIMIlllLliJ-lJft-- -I- II nti Am B mi w H pBk B IW Bm V m BHv V ii t BBvlfvSHtVvvvvv99SHI19VH99C19WClSvllHRBIMiB1BBBIHB for it Infants and Children i j physical proportions Heis very short of stature and some people say of t money also He isnt more than 5 feet and 5 inches in height In tho matter of weight Hm about an even thing between his lordship and his Ho weighs about 120 pounds affianced His chest is hollow and for thatfreason Uelng he is lacking in lung power somewli at short of wipd as of other things he speaks in almost a whisper and sometimes he is almost inaudlblo 1 am mrernw Tho fao simile 4U iii his speech Servants are very fre ¬ algnatnro of wrapper ruzf7X UcJUK quently put to the embarrassing necessity of exclaiming Begging your lordships pardon thus indicating that Children Cry they desire the question or tho com ¬ mand repeated Being short of stature it is not at all likoly that the dnke would look one Whit more imposing if were to wear American made clothing That would gave her money to buy a bicycle cos- at least outline his figure and its sym- ¬ GEORGE WASHINGTON RELIC OF tume When Miss Watson rode into metry or tho lack oflt But his clothes Stinging Letter from the Commander on the yard attired in a bloomer her mothArmy Keglsnntloiis er was astonished but the father was Mrs John S Brown the wife of Vice much pleased with his daughters apPresident Brown of the First national pearance and ability as a cyclist Tho hank of Crawfordsville has a relio mother declared that her daughter which is not for sale being nothing should not be allowed to dress liko a Jess than an autograph letter of Gen new woman After tho girl had reGeorgo Washington The letter says sumed her ordinary dress and gone to a the Indianapolis News was found neighbors the mother took tho bloommany years ago among tho papers of ers chopped them up and presented the Maj Beall of Virginia the great- ¬ pieces to her daughter when she regrandfather of Mrs Brown and it has turned with the following note been treasured as a precious heirloom Here 5s what is left of your abomin ever since Maj Beall was in the con able bicycle suit which your father entinental army and the letter was couraged you to buy No daughter of written to him upon his resignation mine shall over be allowed to parade from tho service after the terrible win- ¬ herself in public dressed in bloomer ter at Valley Forge The letter is still costume Take these pieces and use in good condition having carefully them in some articles of patchwork as been framed and is one of the few au- a reminder of the folly manifested by tograph letters of Washington extant yourself and father Farmer Watson was so indignant at TUB DUKE OF MARLBORO 0011 abounding in flourishes but the bal his wifes conduct that ho immediately ance of the letter is written in a com gave his daughter more money to buy aro of course of foreign make He is no paratively plain hand The letter reads another bloomer costume and assured credit to his tailor Perhaps his tailor j as follows her that she should henceforth bo pro- is a credit to him He looks as though Headquarters 3lst March 1778 tected from a similar experience he had been thrown into his clothing I have received your letter of Bir His coats are several sizes too large for this date inclosing your commission An Karthly TaradUe him So are his trousers That is of The frequency of resignation through- Mrs Winks So yoursf riend George is course the fault of his tailor But it out the array is truly alarming In married I hope ho is happy mars tho appearance of the duke Tho the Virginia line this spirit unhappily Mr Winks Happy is no name for it only redeeming feature of his garb is to rage like an epidemical dis- seems paradise on earth the material used That is usually of ease I am at a loss to account how nis home is a little accomplished cook N Scotch tweed or English worsted jgentlemen can reconcile such an a ban- - His wife is an Those are very nice materials donment of the public interest at this Y Weekly In the mater of linen the duke is quite crisis of our affairs either with the Advico Well Taken up to date For ordinary attire he principles of honor or duty to thera Old Cashly giving his son a check eelves and their country If however Now be careful my boy Remember a v ears a shirt of a delicate shade of blue you think yourself warranted and are fool and his money are soon parted or pink or lavender He is or was determined to quit the army I must at Spcndall Cashly Yes sir and thank rather inclined to sacrifice style to comleast insist upon your retaining your you for having obliged me so promptly fort during the warm days He often commission till tho Arrival of more of- appeared in the lobby of the Waldorf fleers in camp 1 am sir your most where he makes his home in a negligee A Prominent Ministes Obt Servt G Washington shirt with collar uttached His cuffs The straightforward letter of tho Rev T K Kendall paster Grace were quite large In the matter of great commander so affected Maj M E Church Atlanta Ga says neckwear there is not so much to be jBcall that he continued in the service I take pleasure in testifying to the said in his favor His cravats would and was instrumental in bringing great virtue of Kings Royal Germe look very chic on a small boy in aTaun about the recall of a number of othe tuer in relieving n ghts sweets re Ucroy suit but they are too young for resignations sultin from the debilitating influ the dqke nis red scarf is not that APPRECIATE THEIR EFFORTS euee of malaria In a severe ordeal rich red called bullocks blood by the through which my family passed haberdashers but it is more like a rain ¬ Reasons Given by ti Sinn Who Listens to from this oppressive affliction I found bow hue of pink His blue scarf is not All Street llojjjara Germetuer to be an immediate speei the Bond street blue nor the robins A man who makes a practice of giv fie also found it a speedy ton Qfg blue either of which would be ing alms to almost every beggar that ic to Have the digestion and a most grate appropriate to his blond complexion accosts him on the street has a unique is refreshing It doesnt explanation for his action says the ful and season when remedy in tin It is a baby blue heated suffering from look well Bootmakers say that Washington Post relaxation and general debility a long narrow foot on a man is an Street begging is the hardest work New package large bottle 108 doses evidence of gentlebirth and refinement Supposing1 in the world he says seventy five per cent of all the beggars SI For sale by R C Hardwick diug The dukes foot is long and narrow but hia shoes are not pointed to such an in tho business to bo impostors what gist Hopkinsville Ky alarming und absurd extent as tliey A woman crouching do you observe The note of a sand mole is a sun might be without transgressing the all day over a hurdy gurdy waiting for rules of fashion pennies that are dropped into her sign of frost the Ills hats are queer His derby is tin receptacle men standing in the byAt the beginning of Uub century n very low in the crown and the brim is ways and on dark street corners in tho Ii cold without an overcoat asking you formal dinner lasted three or four not wide enough to accord with this as you pass to givo tlfem a dime to buy hours and included eighteen cours s seasons idea of what is the proper a cup of coffee with Suppose they Today tho best private dinner mU thing in headgear But it Buits the make a dollar a day that way If you usually an hour and never v r n duke and several of the uptown chap- ¬ think ghats a comfortable business hour and a half The best rem dj pies are wearing the same style of Dont for a good appetite is a box of Enmons derby They couldnt wait to have just try it for an experiment tafie any reckoning of tho hard things Tonic Liver Pills which are also the hats imported But an American that are said to them Prido soon bo sure cure for disordered stomach bil- hatter who dictates the fashion on this comes calloused under such a strain iousness and indigestion while n side sent a designer from his shop to but just look at it from tho standpoint the same time stimulating both the set his eagle eye on the lines of the of the amount of hard work involved appetite and digestive capacity foi dukes hat and straightway the de and the discomforts from cold and ex- ¬ food Ask your druggist for a tiinl signer made a block just like it There posure Youll soon como to tho con- dose were s6ven hats made from the block V clusion that almost any kind of manual The duke smokes cigarettes some- ¬ rL labor is lighter than street begging and dandelions close up be times cigars They are always mild Tunps h and for that reason I never inquiro Imported of course He pays twenty v whether a beggor is deserving or not fore a frost five cents for each cigar Ho only Hjn III lu If he takes to tho business as a matter buys ono at a time which leaves one to You Can Believe - of choice he deserves all he can get rs infer that ho is not a heavy smoker l every man should take Tho testimonials published in bell- - f and furthermore that ho has not the ll fl But Buppoho your view of ft- - Iojjgary would be of HoocIh Sarsupujilln Th y iJ liabitsf sticking his hand into his waist ¬ Yux J eome the most profitable business that written b hone st people who aeMix coat pocket ond drawing out a cigar to F ni- one could engare in offer to a friend ly tound in their own expert m ill but how Woods Saasaparillapiuilus the bluttu Ah said tho philosopher When the duke Is thirsty he drinks mwyinen taire ine u ouuiu to tuinic ol create an appetite sthreughteus v champagpe He Is very fond of that it y SThe dSwpvery is m Vie beverage as a thirst nssuager He can system and absoliriy and peiui vj O ently cltres nil diseat en caused by uh polish off n bottle Hstjiiritt of course m WATSON IKE BLOOMERS srv in o very artistic mariner He donV pur or deficient bloud Bait for His DaaKUter and Was Ha like the plebeian AmerlcandrinkB WhHl Wito Cat It Up fr jHocUyPillVtor the liver and bh never tasted the Aerlcabrew qf beer wLOU but ooe Then h didnt Mx ii Nor flit yeara ofraervatto eg Caatorla with the patroHaga ef TfatmTY of jierong permit a to apeak of It voithont ggeiag It la nnqneatloaaTily the oagt remedy fop Infanta and Children the wrorld has ever known It la harrale Ohlldroa like it It glvea thea health It will aave their lives In It Mothera have aMethJHe wrhlch la absolutely aafo and praotloally perfeot a a fthilda medicine Caatorla doatroys Wonat Castorla allay Feveriihaan Caatorla preveat vomltlncSogr Card Caatoria enrea Diarrhcaa and Wind Colic Caatorla relieve Teething Troahlc Caatorla onrea Comtlpailon and riatnleHoy Caaterla neatrallaaa the effeota of oarhonlo add gaa or polaonbna air Caatorla does not contain morphine oplaan or other narootlo property Caatorla aaalaailatea the food regulates Ch stomach and aoirela giving haalthy and natnral sleep Caatorla Is pntnp In one sfaa hottlea only It Is not sold la trnlk Dont allow any one to sell yon anything else on the plea or promise that it Is jnat as good and will answer every pnrpose Eoe that 7on pet SCHLADER Divine Heftier with Tkoanondg A New ot Faithful Follower The Young Man Who Is 4io Wed Franetsco Schladrthe Jiealer calM Consuelo Vanderbilt1 by niany tlie Meajftikf who has bean creating so muofc aatdUHnentln Denver claims thathe has iweii ordered to Chi What Ho Drinks Eat pmokea and TltloV cago and tliatihe wjll appear In that and tho War no LooUfi Aetfl and Wears Ills Clothcs NotTaa city Jfavembcjr 10 to divYdo with Brother IinpoaluB rersonaKo Dowie the notoriety that will result from divine healing xSchlader footsore- lame rind weary you have never seen tho duke Perhaps of Marlborough It Is quitellikely that wandered into IJenver from across the you havent He is according to the mountains and desert wastes between New York World a vcrj exclusive gen ¬ southern California and Mexico from tleman stops at exclusive hotels as- ¬ one or the other of which he is suppose sociates with exclusive peoplq He is to have jqurneyed He is a man nbout six feet tall of Geryou know the young man who is to tmarry a girl who will get something man extraction and heavily built He is possessed of wonderful powers of like 15000000 when bIio Is married letter on in life she will have about 25- - BTJKB OFjaAEEBCmOUGin FRANCISCO r j SAM frHl If dim tJ 1A duke you would be disappointed Somehow or other the minds eye con- ¬ jures up a vision of a deopchestcd stout limbed brawny and oftentimes handsome feilow when an Englishman is mentioned That is not so pi tho duke Englishmen are not always handsome and muscular any more than Americans are And the vast majority of Englishmen of the noble birth are anything but athletic in build Nature did not treat tho ninth duke of Marl borough very kindly inthormatter of If you were to see his lordship the lkl4rt aft FRANCISCO SCHIiADEB c Vi lzsnnz for Pitchers Castoria j i j y ing 1laco In Paris Among thctombs which were violated during the French revolution was that of Ilichelieu in the Church of the Sor bonne The rest of the remains of the famous cardinal were scattered to the four winds but the head was recovered and was concealed by a hatter named Cheval After the turmoil of the revolution had subsided Cheval fearing trouble on account of his theft confided trie skull to Abbe Armez in whose family he served until 18GG On December 25 of that year the head of the cardinal was solemnly reinterred in the original tomb opened for the occasion in tho presence of M Duruy minister of Mgrs Darboy public instruction endurance for he tramped across the terrible MojaVe desert in southern California bare headed and without food for forty days tho time consumed in making the trip over the desert Ho holds receptions in tho yard of Alderman Eoxs residence at Denver every day from nine oclock in the morning until four in the evening stop ping only an hour for dinner Prom three thousand to five thousand people come to him every day to be cured of their diseases by the laying on of his hands which he does while murmur ing a short prayer with eyes uplifted in a most devout and solemn manner He makes no claim whatever to he- ing anything other than a man who is striving to benefit his fellow men nor does he make any charge for hia services The crowds gather at his ODD residence from all parts of the state and remain from sunrise in the morn ing until after dark at night all anx ious to receive the healing touch He says ho does not know what this mys terious power ho possesses is at all but he feels it to bo his duty to do what he can for his fellow men and he therefore does it He preaches no The China Decorator sermons and is as sincere and innocent An illustrated monthly journal the only as a child publication in the World devoted exclusively HOPKINSVILLE KY to Information ond Instruction on all matters Hes not regarded as a fake but is Hotel in the 8outh All mod- connected with Is tho finest treaieu wilu mu utmost cunsiueruviuu fr Ohlna and Glass Fainting and Decoxata- - t by the press and public who respect ern improvements Steam Heat and Elect Acknowledged by Amateurs Professionals him for his simplicity of life sincerity Lightb throughout and Teachers as Indispensable and the recog2 to 350 per day nized authority on all subjects connected with of purpose and meekness of manner ESp- Rates Bodges thestiarts Each number contains tv beautiful Co Mauagers He is instilling new life and hope Into colored study six or more pafees of designs thousands by his magnetic thrill and is with full directions for reproduction ajid a query column open to subscribers only receiving calls from all over the United Evory Latfy Should 8ea It- States but claims he must keep his PROFESSIONAL CARDS Send 6c In stamps forsample copy Mention engagement in Chicago thlspper Price yearly 300 mailed per copy SOc DELL IJANBERY OF RICHELIEU SKULL Orders and subscriptions roceiretRat this Lawyers Recently Uroaght to Light from Its nest ThR CitiMA Decokatoti PubllshirfgCo i k1 it BMPioHOFMi B THE LARGEST 4 Oj vi ti n PIECE OF TOBACCO EVER SOLD FqR 10 CENTS HffiL Latham xfl Practico in the Courts of Christian and ad olnlng counties y5UnlversityPlaceNew York City HopUnsvlllKy Onice City Hall building Court Square DIVES HALE iTABLERSnil ad- ¬ Attorneys at Lair Practice Jn the Couits of Christian and joining counties Hopfcinsville Ky Ofllcc Court St ncarWeher U1 liUGKEYETlllIl OINTMENT SCORES A SURE NOTHING BUT PILES II I SVITIEBS W C1 Attorney and Counsellor at Law joining counties Practices in tho Courtsof Christian and ad ¬ Ky Hopklnsvllle Office over Planters Bank USTINLPEAY BST m and CERTAIN CURE known for IS years as tho REMEDYiorPiLES i iTEiLetLEI SOXO BY AIX DBUOOIST8 LMminnnM lien nn pm VAnrrr 1111 ijii 11 Attorney at law Office Webor street Dr Matthew Henry Kollock House rear of Court Collections a Specialty Hopklnsvllle Ky On MS MEItRIWETflER Late of Louisville Dentist ACos Office in Summdrs Building Regular Griduato and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon In U 8 Navy af torwards Post Sunreon U 3 Army and later Mugeqn British Marine Service with tw years experience as Phydiclan at Hot Springs Ark will welcome the sick and af- ¬ flicted at His Ofllce whereconsultatlon with one of the Most Successful Doctors of tho presant age Is cordially invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed in every case undertaken M over Bassett HopklnsvlHoKy Dri Matthew Henry Kollock Treats Succesoiully All Chronic and Long r Standing Diseases hospital methods MNDREY8EAKGENTMp j itkad of Cardinal richelieu Lately exhumod at tho Sorbonno Physicjannnd Surgeon Office Fifth and Moiu Streets PdarrVi Asthma treatedBronchitis Vl LOIJ IX Dyspepsia by latest h Biood and Fkin Dis- - Llllustration Maret and Perraud and ofM Maurice Cottier member of the upper council of CourtEoom nopklnsville Ky the fine arts who made the sketch of Telephone No 6 Bkull herewith reproduced from the opposite City Sores Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema Ulcers sypniLISanrt all troubles arising from anlmpurestateof the blood promptly and completely eradicated forever from the system restoring health and purity I Sis and burning eases 6f thebladderof both sexes projfcaiy ease tiJ Ji l t nKHH WALLACE Tho University and the Academy said M JDuruy on this occasion per- ¬ Phyacian and Surgeon form a filial duty in joining their hom- ¬ OFFICE up stairs opposite Telephone office age at the foot of this tomb which will corner Ninth and Main Residence corner nover again bo disturbed Main and Seventeenth M Duruy was mistaken Tho tomb HopViD8yllle Ky of Richelieu has again been disturbed It was opened in the presenco of the uNIUSOKnDAVrrf French minister of foreign affairs M Hanotaux historian of tho cardinal Dentist and the-- architect of thoSorbonne M Nenot this exhumation having been Hopklnsril8Ky rendered necessary by the work now in Office over Kellys Jewelry Store progress on the old church Of the head of Bichelieu tho face alone survives Tho occiput has dis ¬ H H8KERRITT appeared The expression of the coun- ¬ Painter and Paper Hanger tenance is striking for the classical type ALLWORK of thegreatcardinal is there in admira- ¬ Done with Neatness and Dispatch and atLoir ble preservation ost Prices Only roue thing could occasion doubt SHOP ata street next toD RBeard office HooklnsvlHe Ky of its authenticity namely the ab- sence of that famous chin heard of vi Yeakback idnsyand Urinary urjnet frequent wlU recelvo special andsafely cntedV and careful treatment for all their many -GoJa Syphilis Gleet 8triotures Varlcecele Hydro- deleTendorneis Weakness of Organs Piles Fistula quickly cured ylthout pain ordeten- aliments r orliocs ijctUltC3 Private Diseases tlon from business i v which history speaks and Vfjiish all tho painters nave depicted5 ii tyjtJotfir ui w tionsImpotonoy Melancholy Dizziness Loss 5 i i ou iuiuiueuco me ureauiui euecis unflttingoneforbu8lness8tudyor enjoyment v of life treated with never falling suocesa On examination the urinary deposits a rosy sedi- ment will often be found and sometimes small particles of albumen will aonear or the color will be of a thin mllklsh hue agala ft changlug to a dark and turbid appearance inere are many men wno aie oiinis mmouuy Ignorant of the cause which is the seoond stage of Seminal Weakness The doctor will guaran too a perfect cure in all such cases Jind a rentoratlon of the genltiffjwry ik organs r cT 1 V WBITK your troubler If living awayfra the olty You can be cured at home bjoorraa- pondenee Absolute aracy In all prof wwore sionsi aeaunin aaa mwioimiraivpatlaata i ot 01 Allergy ISTervous Debility r f Btf teven thtedeflcicrioyytbe Proprietor ot 3 from observation Testimonials are nvarpiibllhe4 Bak references to my r t- - ntWjortftlMUBitlajjrrsi jPhilip dB Champa igne wpraentingRlciel Wu on hbtj deathbed tfci dying vinaa wears Shaving IpoSharnpopljig t r- Y t KoblnibutflMtiiwortaBd la Hair Cutting umK paitbar MattQor moataoba r v JI mm HopklMTtlKr 018OiurQi Btnmtinj Vi i US WK- if M t- x tk ti 11 x n I Oiwttif Oonrfpiyeotery AMERICAN WRITERS B9o lflrtit Monday lK Complaint Tht Good Work In mm thro week third Hon jyjn xnfiwm Wo t i J WW tkyttWiaUty tU W 4 for ThwSrWBU inoraRSiar ami Fotirtto nonaay in reumBry gonurf IVHh all duo term glxwxskSuflWt Monday in June term jrood Afritelfcan fiction fourweks fourth Monday In September respect iS the galasyW bright writers teravfltJcTreoks i ln Great Uritam wP av acnieca OAttowAVr Sfeosnd Monday Jnk prll torm thrcd wekar flrt Monday in Augus- t- sv ch prominence hery during the last term two weeks i second Monday in November fw ycarrl it is nevertheless a fact term three Weeks troNwFlrat Monday in Maytorm two that publishers arti looking eagerly for wefiksj first Monday in AnBUsU term two hovels and rnojitt6s dealing with Weeks flrstMoncUy in September term two American people and scenes Said one veeks of them to the Literary World the oth Kolocl ln Nashville er dayi Wo have been publishing English and Scotch stories simply be Graduate and Registered Physician yprmerTy Assistant Surgeon US Navy after- - cause we could not procure American yards Post Surgeon US Army and later fiction of corresponding worth It is burgeon British Marine Servlco with two needless to say that thcro is a fa gears eyperlence as physician at not Springs greater demand for American novels Ark findprsea by the Knoycloprcdla Brlt jtlian for those written about charac ariica Vol X page 185 the largest and icra and incidents European and BriC moat important work in the world being in twenty nve volumes each the alio of a large ish But it looks as if wc could not church Bible He is noted as the discoverer in our endeavor Wo do not oi ino acuvprinoipi or gelsemlnum a spe succeed olgo for neuralgia of the face and womb Cures want a novel for instance that is Catarrht Syphilis Lost Manhood and General off throe or four chapters at a Debility The Doctor has been nil over the dashed world and has made many cures given np by time by a woman af tor she has giyeii otherphyalclans Aendomc Bujldlng an afternoon tea before dressing for the evening But we want American Hoarfrost is a sign of rain novels writton by men and women whose brains surgo and swell while AgytoNDLiVEit Makes a WsLt Man they are at work And I see no hope- ¬ AYe you bilious constipated or ful outlook excepting- in the newspa LAOKINQ ftw W 1 FbrMHf V- 111 fl s Wr BSr famous Woman suffrage advocate has determined to Juss the remainder of her days qtiietly nt that plnce Miss Anthonys health is excellent this fall notwithstanding rumors to the con trary since the fainting spells with which JsheVas afflicted last summer But itJis no Hkcly that she will ever again engage in protracted effort in bP half of Jthe suffrageor any other cause Sheisjweir along in years and under stands that she cannot do better than to give the younger women of tho move mentvdfchancc In all probability STATESMAN l i ixstr r ThBventful Career ofMoh Amoa Word comes from itoclieater fri Vf Jduinminffsr tho home of uan 8 Anthony that the 1 Wins Anehony rni t ouon ntimcoci EDITOR AD ifiiffJtriifdn Kvi-yt- to Derote the iKemitlrid Uii gr--Kif tr ft f tfiK- irttt j- ir fHow ttf Dress Neatly 1 is Voted a Congressional Molnl forvCrnTerj ui TcericKBDUrff ills inuuenco in tho NewHpaper rioltlofJSow York City v IL is 4- - r fe sick headache bad taBte in mouth foul breath coated tongue dyspepsia indiges tion hot Ury Bkin pain in back and between the shoulders1 chills and fever etc If you have any of these ymptomo your liver is out of order and your blood is slowly being poisoned because your blood does jiot act properly Hdrbinowill cure any disorder of thdliver stomach or bowels Jt has no equal as a liver medicine Price 75 cents Free trial bottles at R 0 Hardwicks drug store i troubled with jaundice fore If it rains before 7 it will cease 11 be- - If OhamborlaiajB Eye and Skin Ointment Is unequalled for Eczema Tetter Salt- Kheum bcaid iiead bore JNippies Uliapped Hands Itching Piles Bums Frost Lites Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eyj Lids For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box dition try Dr Cadys Condition Powders They tone up the system aid digestion cure loss of appetite relieve constipation correct kidney disorders and destroy worms giving new life to an old or over worked Jiorse 25 cents per package For sale by druggists TO HORSEoW3IEBS For puftinga horso in a fine healthy con- ¬ 11V If rats and mice bo restless rain per offices The publisher does not understand the conditions of newspaper work now- ¬ adays or ho might not bo hopeful Thoro aro young men and young women scattered through newspaper offices hero and there who are capable of de ¬ veloping into novelists but they have no chance while on morning papers at least The average reporter goes to work atnoon and then until midnight or an hdur later ho or sho is hastening from one point to another oftentimes unable to eat regularly or to secure sufficient sleep By tho time thoafter noon assignment is covered and the story written tho reporter has a charico to breathe sometimes and then when ho reaches tho office with his evening assignment covered provided ho has but one ho sitsdown and writes when too often ho is greatly fatigued At midnight or one or two oclock in tho morning ho goes home Is It rea- ¬ sonable to expect a man or a woman after such a Biege to write Action How can it be done Leaving entirely aside tho fact that newspaper work with its plain statement of events precludes the development of thought and lit ¬ erary style tho reporters very exist- ¬ ence with its hurry and nish and ex hausting physical labor makes it very doubtful if wo can look to him as a class from whom to expect fiction With men and women on evening pa ¬ pers the case is different They havo more leisure In tho evenings at least but the fact remains that as a usual thing tho brightest men and women prefer morning papers bocauso they pay bo much more Dcud Kifjht MISS BUSAN u ANTHONY When Baby was sick we gav her Castorla When she was a Child she cried for Castorla When she became Miss she clung to Castorla Whcnshe had Children she gave them Castorla i Old Busby Not at all The hour was exactly on time It was I who was tho late one N Y World troor Xosltivo Troubled With Rheumatism Head If Lady Customer Are you sure this is Tms real Ceylon tea Annapolis Md Apl 16 1894 I Well Informed Young Salesman ii Ceylons namo havered Chamberlains Pain Balm Vi for rffijvlmatism and found it to be all that is claimed for it I believe it to BaixaWs Snow Liniment Ije all that is claimed for it I believe Mrs Hamilton Cambridge Ills it to be tie best remedy for rheuma lism and deep seated muscular painsi says I had the rhetimatism so bad I on the market and cheerfully recom- - could not raise my hand to my head mend it to the public Jno G Ballard s bnow JLimment has entirely Brooks dealerin boots shoes etc cured me I take pleasure in inform- ¬ No 18 Main street ing my neighbors and friends what it t has done for me Unas ilandley ALSO BEAD THIS v Lyman Kewanee clerk for Lay Mechanicsville St Mary county cured sdld a bottle of Chamber- Ills advises us Snow Linement try it Md I W by not him of rheumatism lain Pain Balm to a man who had It will surely do you good- It cures been suffering with rheumatism for Wounds Sores seyeral years It made him a well all Inflammation Fon sale at 50 Cuts Sprains ect A 3 M cGill man cents per bottle by R C Hardwick A clear Autumn brings a windy druggist winter After a warm autumn a long winDo Not Be Imposed On ter Always insist on getting Foleys With two little children subject to Honey and Tar as it is positively croup we rid not rest easy without a absolutely and unqualifiedly the best fcottle of ChamberlainB Cough Rem cough medicine Accept no substi- ¬ edyin the house for the most severe tute For sale by C K Wyly attacks quickly succumb to a few doses of it Morrison Colo Bod Expect fair weather from one night Foe sale at 25 and 50c per bottle by ice R C Hardwick druggist Neveb Say Die It will surely rain if moles cast up Many desperata cases of kidney hills diseases pronounced incurable have Clinic crcup jlli your childrenare subject toof the been cured by the use it Kidney Cure For sale by Many physicians symptom watch for Jtneiir8tV If iChamber- - C K Wyly mm m diseose hoarseness 7 lainB Cough Remodyis given as soon l A green Christmas makes a white will h - as the child becomes hoarse it Even after the Easter prevent the attack croupy cough has appeared the at- ¬ What The People Say tack can always bo prevented by giv n Icouldntkeep store without Fo ¬ ing this remedy It is also invajua blefor colds and whooping jcoifgh leys Honey and Tar E D Whip m For sale by R C Hardwick druggist ple Lostant 111 l Ship at once cant sell any other hemoresnow the healthier the coughmedicmeW J ttfuas Mon -r trose Wis sr AS sonFoleys Honey and Tar sayes me winter LA IP t rTlio Darlington Wis Journal says doctors bills every 111 For sale by1 editorially of a popular patent medi Towneb Manteno We know from experience C K yyly cine that ChambMains Cholic phdlera and Diarrhoea Remedv is all that is A fog in February indicates a frost climed for it as on two occasions it in Mav stopped excruciating pain and posBallards Hobehoond Sybup sibly saved us from an untimely grave We would not rest easy over We guarantee this to be the best This Cough oyrup manuractureu in mo night withotitjit in the hous remedy uriddubtedlyisSvos inqrepjiin wliole widfo world This is saying a arid suffering thatflanybthr medi ¬ great deal but it is true For Con Everywfamily sumption Sore cine in the world Colds Coughs should keep it in the hdifsef6rJ it is ThVoat Pneumonia Sore Chest sure to bar needed sooner or latere Bronchitis Asthma Croup Whoop z1 fcVft or saldM R V Hardwick druggist jug Cdughjand all diseases of fhe we positively v Brearded frost is a forerunner df Throat and Lungs guarantee Ballards Horehound Syrup flnow tobe without an equal on the whole fadepf vthti globe In support 01 tnis rvr AVVF r IJOOKOUI xorcoiuB v mis kiiuu- Hwtwmeni wo reior 10 evurv iuuvuu- whbjlia8VeterluHeaitand to every Keep yourself welland sjropjg btak itrt Such inHcjodsSSiWparHlatheJf great drigf C haeverisold 8r J2V late wasnt it Mrs Busby What time did you come homo this morning The hourwasvery Trees grow dark before a storm 1 3 m I 1 1 i Mr f1 TAm ath therefore she will remain quietly in Bochester for tho remainder of her lifeTo her friends she says she is quite re signed but there is no doubt whatever that she fully expected the constitu- ¬ tional convention of 11894 to give tho vote to herself and her sisters Miss Anthonys home is a pretty brick house standing a little back from the street in a small grass plot and is shaded by graceful maples With her lives her sister Mary She like Susan B has never married Aunt Mary as she is known to her intimates has the most profound respect and affection for her sister and has practically effaced herself all her life in order that Susan might round out her career Until a few years ago Mary Anthony was a teacher in one of the public shools She is nearly as old as Susan and for thirty years at least she gave most of her working hours to the training of juvenile minds and ministering to her sisters comfort or helping her prepare addresses and papers for publication Yet she managed always to keep abreast of the times and to familiarize herself with the latest books She has also done a good deal of speech making at home mostly before the Ignorance club of which both Susan and herself aro members and those who have heard her say she is as good a speaker as is Besides she is an excellent Susan housekeeper but in this she cannot who all her excel iAunt Susan friends declare would have made an ideal housewife In fact there are many women here who declare Aunt HON AMOS J CUMMINGS Susans bread to be the lightest whitest and sweetest they have ever ject to thedraf t and Cummings worked tasted upon the list until he was offered a situ- ¬ ation in the editorial room of the Trib- ¬ FOND OF RATTLERS une A Little Dakota Girl nnd Her Collootlon Just after Christmas in 1864 he was Venomous Snakes of placed in charge of the Weekly Tribune ¬ The librarian of congress at Wash- After serving nearly two years on the ington has recently received from an weekly ho became night editor and aft- ¬ artist at Hot Springs S D a photo- ¬ erward city editor and political editor graph of Martha Mclntyre an of the daily edition of the Tribune He child who from her infancy has charge of the political department has had rattlesnakes for pots When of the paper during the first Grant cam ¬ she was four years old she found s paign In 1SG9 he became managing huge rattler coiled up in the yard near editor of tho Sun and remained there her fathers house and by some mys- until the winter of 1872 Broken down terious power was able to come close in health by overwork he went to Flor- ¬ and take hold of him which the did ida In the following summer he vis- ¬ apparently without the slightest fear ited Colorado Utah Nebraska and Cali- ¬ Every month or so she would find anew fornia sending correspondence to the snake in the woods near the house and Sun over the signature of Ziska which attracted much attention Mr Cummings went to Florida every win- ¬ ter until the spring of 1876 and his Florida letters reached a world wide circulation Ho visited the Everglades Lake Okechobce nnd other parts of the state then but little known In the spring of 1876 he returned to New York and took charge of the New York Evening Express He remained there until after tho nomination of Mr Tilden In 1884 Mr Cummings was elected president of the New York Press club He accepted a reelection and declined a third renomination In the fall of 1886 ho was elected to congress On March 17 following he became the editor of tho Evening Sun Here ho remained until the opening of congress in December The Evening Sun under his administration became 1 ono of the leading evening newspapers 1 of New York He declined a renomination for con ¬ gress in 1838 but in the fall of 1889 was MABTIIA JllNTYBE AKD UER SNAKES elected to fill the vacancy caused by the now she has as many as two dozen none death of Sunset Coxand he hasbecn In of which can be induced to leave her twice reelected from that district an been The photograph shows her pets writh ¬ congress Mr Cummings has measures ing on some slats nailed to two boards active supporter of all ¬ while Martha stands behind them her brought before tho house in the interon one of the reptiles which is est of labor hand moving from side to side Some of these Dlscorery of a Great River snakes are four feet long The expedition of Dr Bell of the geographical survey undertaken last New Cure for Snnko Illtes June into the fastnesses of British Amer- ¬ Halford of Melbourne Prof has been making a most remark ¬ ica by a route directly north from Ot- ¬ able series of experiments with chloride tawa to Ruperts house on James bay of lime with respect to its action upon has resulted in tho discovery of a river human subjects as euro or preventive which Dr Bell describes as tho Nile of the evil effects of snake bites lie is of tho north and the sixth largest sending quantities of immunizing se ¬ ivor in tho world Its average width rum to India and the Antilles Ho finds is a mile and it is five hundred miles¬ that by injecting into rabbits a dose of long It has tln ee tributaries one ris tho serum corresponding to 1 10000 of ing north of Three rivers another in their weight they aro enabled to en tho Lake St John region and the third¬ duro without danger a dose of venom near Lake Mistassini A primitive forcapable of killing untreated specimens est skirts tho rivers brink tho whole distance which is navigable from tho in from three to four hours rapids to the north Vj with tho Lark a mistake Over Seven AlUe Up That much celebrated bird the lark Tho highest point over attained by is quite a sluggardas it doesnot rise reached by Cox and until long1 after the chaffinches linnets man wu ftbOYe the and a liumber of hedgerow birds havo Glataher in IdM TMQ t tea been up andbout ¬ ¬ Hon Amos J Cummingsi who is1 now a candidate for congress fromltho Tenth York district was born in Conk fSTojj lingy Broome county N Y on May 10 184ll- Bis father and grandfather were clergymen of the Christian church He wasgiven a common school education in his native town and at tho nge of twelve when his father was editor oi the Christian Palladium and the Chris tian Messenger he entered his fathers printing oflice as an apprentice in the composing room Then came a period offour years during which he Jeft home and hoed his own row as a compositor in many western and southern states In 157 while in Mobile ho joined the famous Walker expedition which wound up with his capture along with several hundred others by the United States St Marys After his release ho came to New York city and enjoyed his first taste of metropolitan journalism in which he afterward became so distinguished by working at the case in the Tribune of- ¬ fice He remained in the Tribune com posing room until the call of the trumpet of war when he laid aside for a time tho stick and toolrup the sword v In the war he Was sergeant major of the Twenty sixth New Jersey volun- ¬ teers participating in many battles and was officially mentioned for gal- ¬ lantry at Fredericksburg and received tho congressional medal of honor by order of the secretary of war He re- ¬ turned from the war in time to partici ¬ pate in the defense of the Tribune ofljce iwhcn it was mobbed by the rioters in July 18G3 Mr Cummings was one of the four compositors who remained in the office Mr Cummings lost his situ- ¬ ation with the Tribune by a strike for higher wages in which he participated and for a time set Jype on the Yonkers Statesman Beturning to New York in Decemberhe secured work with Charles E Wilbour ono of the owners of the Law Transcript Wilbour contracted to print a list of the inhabitants sub- ¬ Every one knowe are artists in Woolen Fabrics and the nipsfc fashionable tailors in the city We guarantee fits and absolutely Vnsi dont want dur customers to pay for any clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory Our stock of fall and winter woolens is now complete embracing all the latest designs in London Specially and Foreign Importations exclusive with us o oiieplse can show them 73SM are always the very best We invite you tor yourselt and get prices toalhand 1 i see 108 Main N TOBIN CO Fashionable Tailors Street sloop-of-w- ar Samuel Hodgson Clarksville Tenn Manufacturer and Importer of ITALIAN MARBLE SCOTCH SWEDE and the Most Desirable EASTEEN GRANITES Monuments Tablets Statuary After 4o yeara experience we feel confident that all work entrusted to us will be executed in an artistic and skillful manner Only the Best Material UsedJESPMr F M Whitlow is our solicitor 1845 Insure in the Old Reliable- - 1895 MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE GO OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY Total Assets January 1st 1805 raid Policy Holders since organization AMZI DODD President 8528300000 137W5131G62 Surplus Former NT Standard 672880000 Losse paid ln Kentucky over 300900000 After second year Guaranteed cash jurredcor values on life and endowment policies In coutestibleCash Loans madeon assignable policies incase of lapse no forfeiture policy is continued in lorceioriuu amount Dy tne reserve or upreierreato tue purcnase 01 a paid up policy no restrictions as 10 resmence or occupation THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired F W Smith Co State Agents 542 West Main Street Louisville Ky OALLIS TOM P MAJOR Late of Clarksville Tenn WALLACE Local Agents Hopkinsville Ky Jn Co fraf J AS D HEADLEY Late of Glvens Headley MAJOR TOBACCO WAREHOUSE CO TOM P MAJOR No 1025 West Main Street PROPS Louisville Ky eight-year-o- ld Ohas H Livery rrC5wsra HMWKmwAvri wocon Lyne Feed day or night Special Nice waiting room Sale Stable Virginia Streets Hopkinsville Ky j Cor 7th and rigs with or without drivers furnished to Commercial Men Good lot room adjoining rates USJTGood for ladies W T Grant Piiopr Formerly with Alexander t ti n x td ti Arlington Hotel reasonable rates J Clerks Corner 12th and Main Streets f Louisville Ky i BAR i BARBER SHOP i HOT AND COLD BATBS i THE- - lSjL liiL ti Mluliull QRIENTAL GrA A New 200 Room Hotel Elegantly Furnished and thoroughly Equip x ij The Main Street ATLANTA FURNITURE Dealer A Complete and ped in Every Respect Unsurpassed location at the lntarsection of Peachtree Pryorand Houston streets Klectrio cars passing every mluuto over Peachtree and other routes for Exposition Grounds and all parts of the city Ono block from Grand Opera House conven ¬ ient to all other places of amurement banks principal stores post oflice and Union Depot Tho hotel will be conducted on the European plan the Cafe cuisine and service being strict Fy flrst class ln every respect RATES 1 per day and up Beautiful Stock on hand all at LOWEST Cash FIGURES Aus-ti-al- ia Black Porter Props Bed room Suits 10 When you go to- - lip I LOUISVILLE Have Your PnoTpORAns Made A Solid Oak Suit for KUK Wm Ducker ilU wybryants ttEW NcH 580 at studio puRTn3 Avenue i tht Funeral Director Q Louisville Ky A ft i ivSJlw 4 r- v tuV rljz 0 fllft O w HOPKINSVILLE RENTUCKIAN r in 1 I M fruit ii Buckner ilT ilk rt Clarksville Nov XL Up stairs lootns suitable for auj purpose for rent by x W A Wilqus oct88t The Banner has delayed its issue one day this week and will not appear until tomorrow morning Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over City Bank Hopkinsville Ky It rained Boveral hours Wednesday night but tho poll was not heavy r enough to do much good Fob Sale phaeton and pony Apply at this office Mr Jno 1j Moseley whose house at Casky was burued laBt week will fotlnsuraitce Walter L MainVcircus will bo in Co 2 K r A r r7 20 STORES UNDER 1 w In the Push 1 If you Swani x MtheWhtthat has the crowd to the Store 4 4 f J cF fcS T In th S wim In the drowid ROOF see oo4ro r The RACKET STORE ALWAYS BUSY MISSES JEREMIAH 2BT0B0CURKS 4eP rebuild at once TALKl Ladies Cloth Sailors at 18c Sailors all the lato styles 48c Wo sell Plumes Shapes Ribbons c at Racket Prices Right nowl Thisminutel What do you think of Gray Blankets at 59cvpair or White Blankets size 10 4 at 69c MILLINERY NEW LOT Cream Cheese Maccaroni Cabbage Sweet and Irish Potatoes at Walhs McKee is receiving daily new nuts cocoanuts etc raisins citron ready for the Thanksgiving For fruit and cake call and see them and get prices Wanted to borrow estate in the county office Alabama Plaids Cotton Check 4ic Light Color Calico 3Jc yd Dress Ginghams 6c yard 8 Cakes in box Bargains in Buttermilk Soap Special at lOo box wint dr vrii think we will do next Full size Comforts 69c 98c SHOES 75c sizes 12 to 2 Dongola or Grain Heel Did you know that wo carry tho largest stock of Stoves in the city at Prices That Would Level Your Head Did you ever Btop to think the Racket is the Biggest Store In Town Think of three floors jam full from cellar to roof 20 stores 25 to 50 clerks Come and see herl You are ALWAYS WELCOME and we like to have you come and BRING YOUR FRIENDS to see tho greatest store in this part of Kentucky H KUGIER-Uanaie- r- eP f i ttf rV V - v at all the furniture stores are visiting relatives in Louisville in Hopkins vilio Mr Jno R Kitchen has begun Then call at Miss Mary Henry haa returned work on his handsome residence to We will sell at public auction on New Novelties in from a visit to Cadiz be built on the Watt lot on South THOMPSON MEADORS Main Forbes Bro have tho con- ¬ Dress Goods Messrs E M Flack C F Jarrett tract at 3500 and Thos Fairligh are in New York at E Hi Silvoys farm 2 miles West New Trimmings Dr A P Campbell haB resumed on a business trip of Hopkinsville the following propNew Gloves his practice and also has secured the JNew Hosiery Mrs Nannie Trice has returned erty Will be found in the Horses mules cattle sheep and right to extract teeth by the painless from a visit to Princeton New Hanakerchieis Co process Office over Bassett hogs farming implements of all Mr and Mrs Geo E Gary will New Underwear ¬ STORE See the beautiful stock of new MILLINERY A protracted meeting has just take board at Hotel Latham about kinds reapers mowers wagons culNew Corsets tivators plows ets goods and buy what you want closed at Casky Cumberland Presby ¬ the middle of next week HOTEL LATHAM BLOCK Also about 50 bbls corn New Calicoes terian church It continued ten days Terms made known on day of sale B Richardson fiSTCome and see them before pur Col and Mrs Frank New Plaid Dress Goods the pastor Rev Crump being assisted SON E H SIVLEY chasing by Rev Barbpe of Princeton There are the guests of Mr SE Trices fam- ¬ to be opened Monday Morning Oct 29 1895 ily were five additions to the church Than you have ever bought it Hosiery iefs Stamp Linen Business going at double quick here Wmif Prnnfia Hnmimr TPlnTi aa TTVm Miss Lizzie Swansburg of Hender before We bought our goods to Reasons multiply Nvhy the trend of trade is our way Bell and we are going to sell them peaches iny Evaporated Wash Silks Potato son is visiting Mrs JH Kugler Honesty in the goods In the Chips Citron Mince Meat Canned this week If you will only give us a chance every nook and corner of this establishment with buvlngadvan TomatoeB Corn and everything nice we will give you real bargains Miss Nannie Byars of HopkinBville tages that are the envy of merchants Very Respectfully everywhere Judge Terrys was the guest of Miss Julia Tenable will bo I will sell at public auction to the Maj J G Eastland of San Fran family Monday Elkton Progress highest and best bidder on pleased to see her friends cisco was stricken witn paralysis a Mr N D Green has resigned his CO few days ago and is helplesay ill nosition with the Mammoth Clothincr Maj Eastlands wife was Miss Alice near Beverly Ky t the following Shoe Co and Mr Will Starling property Lander who has a number of rela- ¬ lias accepted theplnce c 4 good work mules tives in this city JIOTEI UTHADI 1 extra harness horse 8 years old Rev ChaB HNhrIi isBtill in Adair 7 fcv i Messrs W H Lee and R F West ville but will return to morrow and v rV 1 saddle and harness have bought out the Blumenstiel occupy his pulpit en Sunday at the mare Teachers Recital The following program will bo pre ¬ carriage factory and will take imme usual hours 1 McCormick binder possession 1 mower nearly new sented at the teachers recital at B diatebeen members these gentlemen Miss Myrtio Lindsay of Madison had of the old comF College this eveuing at 730 o- ¬ pany for some time and are thorough- ville passed through tho city 1 disk harrowharrow 1 smoothing UMBRELLAS ly up to date in the business It is Wednesday enroute homo after a clock 1 wheat drill visit to Cadiz Mk safe to predict that they will control Beethoven Allegro con brio from Sonatc 2 wagons Op 2 So 8 Miss Follonsby a full share of public favors 1 hay rake TOBAi NFWS Miss Shephard Doob Vashtl reading A lot of 3 horse 2 horse and 1 horse The firm of Mitchell Roper is no Some of the finest goods Blumenthai BarcarolaVenezlanaduet more JYlr Koper sold out his interest plows and double shovels Misses Shepard and blaughter that have ever been LOOIRVILLB MARKET in the furniture business to Mr A lot of wagon and plow harness BliEiNBEnoEit Caprlccio iForleft hand brought to tho city Major house sold 25 hhds 3 hhds Ky D Humble of Franklin A lot of single and double trees alone Miss Follansby All the f nii1 ux at 3 10 wno will in tuture assist in conduct ¬ Hart common Lynes Spanish Serenade A lot of wheat sacks MlssSheparJ at GUS YOUNGS ing the store in tho firm name of to 7 20 3 FJemim lugs and trash at 25 or 30 bushels of rye Mas Brow ninci Rbymo of the Duchess LATEST STYLES VlrglnlaStreetopp Hotel Latham May Miss Yancey Mitchell Humble Mr Mitchell is 3 10 to 6 10 S Criftenden dark leaf Lot of stock hogs and a nice lot of Hopkinsville Ky in Pearl Ivory and Nat- ¬ Campana Io Vivo e Tamo 2 Crittendon dark sorghum a first class business man and wit at 3 90 to 4 90 Misses Shepard and Slaughter theassistance of Mr Humble ural Wood Handles Sil- ¬ who lugs at 2 80 nnd 2 60 4 Warren leaf Terms made known on day of sale PriiiMANN Soaring comes well recommended a fair share at 4 05 to 4 7i 8 Wniron lugs at jJU KLrJUH MAJOR ver Mounted Tho qual ¬ J Chopin Op 4 Valse 1 95 to 3 10 5 rgg loaf at 3 50 to Miss Follansby of trade is predicted for the two ity is the very best and 4 25 hpading I SiLECTED Miss Sliepard young men the prices are right Mrs Jennie Keller late of Dawson After a warm autumn a long win- is 1 HAT loYFt L FeKLING COME IN ND SEE THEH i in the city for the purpose of get A H Goodwin W A PPoor tor ting up a ladies calling list and rec- With the fxii nr tirnr sense of reord book She has n otfen them un newed health aud strength and inIt will surely rain if moles cast up for various towns in ihe stite and the ternal cleanlin s which follows the We will on Monday GRAVES hills books when printed are found of use of Syrup of Fifs is unknown to great value aud service to the adies tl e few who hxv pt gnssod beyond offer for sale on tho D R Beard Bearded frost is a forerunner of Mrs Keller will call upon the ladies the old time med ciiif- - and tho cheap farm 8 miles South of Hopkinsville JEWELERS Keep the beat and freshest stock snow in person and explain her plan to substitutes somwiuhr offered but on the Clarksville pike MAIN STREET of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be 11 y informed tLem never accfjtfd 5 head of work mules found in the city 1 brood mare The more snow the healthier the There will be an installation serEnBtia aims 1 suckling raule Country Produce handled Beason vice at the Cumberland reHbyteriini Sold by R C THtJ- - k ji iv tl 10 most About 20 head of cattle including Opposite Phoenix Hotel church next Sunday at 11 a m Ro d n tho market 2 milch cows HOUSEKEEPERS rabloand Main street J M Gill D D of Elkton Kv Warranted to Kr the best 2 Berkshire brood bows the lo you ivnnt Sterlingspoons a nd forks In Exwill preach the installation sermon market The Silver Inlaid I VaneOv- - MNT Co 13 head of sheep amine this cut Rev Biddle and Crump will deliver L uis Mo 1 Deering binder Hopkinsville the charges to congregation and pas 1 wood mower This tor Revival services will continue J -1 corn planter through the week The pastor will bo The ladies tfMk it- f lift Baptist 1 corn drill assisted by Rev J E Clark of Russ 1 wheat drill Mis E M church will m ellvillo who will do the preach ¬ v 2 wagons ing Services each day 10 a m and Flack idsteacVuf TPndwick as Plows etc- 7p m All are invited to attend aud previously nnnQiti PATENTED ilu afternoon Plain and Ornamental Plasterer Terras made known on day of sale t ake part in the work then call and see the genuine a the Old Relia ¬ n hing will be at 3ocloik pjwble Jewelry House of M DKeUy Othernotable Sale will commence at 10 a m Hopkinsville Ky urouus Kept in siocjc mil The comparative statement of the worK ot ih nf sharp Formerly with Forbes Bro T a uings of the Louisville and Nash SIVLEY BEARD Will make estimates on all kinds ville railroad for the third week in v i share of of plastering and cement work October shows considerable improv In the racq coiu Nearly every family in the United n need of States keeps a bottle ment as follows Freight S8278Ti your pntrnilagitjV All work guaranteed and prices Mrs Dabney will reopen of whiskev in her studio shortly as compared with 31327J in 1894 Plombino GahJm m iTTiNG Thursday China be the house This applies as well to reasonable Repair work a spec- - Oil Class Tuesday and Erlday KNOWLEDGE passenger 97800 as compared with suietogetfitgjy each week Class Wednesday aud t mij closing Iowa Kansas and Vermont as to ialty and will receive prompt atHours from 8 to 12 am 4 89975 in 1894 miscellaneous States where its sale is not prohibited Terms 5 per term of six weeks mi W Youno any tradABrings comfort and improvement an tention Material and China ordered at reaaoWIWe as compared with 283 in Some keep it es a beverage some tends to personal enjoyment wht t rices and China Fired 1894 as a tonic some as a medicine STUDIO at Residence Mouth Jlalnot rightlj used The many who live bet with Total 451515 as compared In Address Lock Box 420 tQllf l 131575 in 1894 The total for ter than others and enjoy life more with either case it is important that it the three weeks in October was 1 Store IwMnjQtft ilest loca should be old and pure less expenditure by moe promptly ut reason- - I W Harpers Nelson County Ky adapting the worlds be t products tc 814735 as compared with 1239745 tion in HopJijiiP itjj the needs of physical being will attest in 1894 Tho total earnings from able Applytfy j Whiskey has been examided by the the value to health of the pure liquid July 1 to October 21 were 6389470 leading chemists throughout tho laxative principles embraced in the as compared with 6080003 in 1891 foi sale by country and its purity has in every Vitaha doitlt remedy Syrup of Figs case been highly recommended druggists DKATUS Its excellence is due to its presenting SOLD BT 4MMUMWtlt fn tho form most acceptable and pleas W R Long ant to the taste the refreshing and trulj Tatusi Mr J W Tatum one of Hopkinsville Ky beneficial properties of a perfect lax- ¬ tho oldest citizens in the county din ative effectually cleansing the system at the home of his son 4lr J W Mis F M Girand desires a Bhare dispelling colds headaches and fever Tatum Jr a few miles West of the U VttuuiJP of your patronage in dress making DEALER IN and permanently curing conscipatioir itv Tiie day Deceased was Satisfaction guaranteed Terms vjjHy It has rivon satinfaction t iiiillions unci old Tho remains were taken 85 years j t 1 A tn to reasonable 9th Btreet above depot set with the approval of the medical Buinbridgo u ighborhood for tho imtsis H El M in profession because it acta on the Kin- terment Wednesday A-- J nine thm and it is perfectly fre from Bgckner Co real estate and in ¬ i ienK rsand Mason The child of Tbe old reliable Fi TPPiT t fi fc Mt Tonltr Tl Milan i nt OU1 T7JU undortfikori Up Office over 1st National i mrtrr objectionable substance iu loury block surance of Syrup of Figs is lor sale by all drug- - died Wednesday night after a short and the best Ho A a Ky ank oct25lmo 5 Our rletirja conn gktein 50c ana 1 bottles but it is man- KUrol in the city to Anrt av H Is k ufieturad bythe California Fie Syrup iJlues Tlmy yrsnt UivIq t jrjvcr WKLts WiNSETT Mr J A Wells Ctyodjrwhoie rwine imprinted on every Andilnd a qcw rt cpux and Mies M S Wissett botk of thembefore buying COME Syrup of Figs TliA only war tlii Mame f faiiatfit the Kirkmanfiyille vicinity wer teously hetheryou purchawpr ioty X 3winkliiK ko OrKoiimio erri na DnjiwijiwiiifMjuu ptu u into vtfcp uasollir rrllire unitKl in marriage WedeedaV ey oopt aMftmvm ii vmna Kellyv And STe us mitr it Insured by JLong t Latest Effects at Popular Prices capes jackets and 1000 on real Inquire at this THE RACKET CO A peusonai uossrr Misses Jennie and Mattie Settle 4 eP m3 1 i The condition of Mrs J W Mitchell who has been very ill for two weeks was thought to be somewhat improved yesterday afternoon Fine woolens for suitings at Fow ricrhts the tailor Cleaning and rej pairing a specialty Bridge street fiatuu4uiuiuuiUUiUiiuuuiiUii4iUiu44tU444UUUiUuaau fritf Pil Sale Look Saturday Nov 23 Hnl Wear Furniture Palace Cheaper PA adver-tlscments-- Public Sale BASSETT I Tuesday3 Nov 26th Thompson Meador T J SARZEDfti J Guns iQiiiuniiiioii Si punting Outfits and Supplies 1 PUBLIC SHIE November 25th POOL w COIN lr I V rf 1 brilif 7 OR k Cut Jas I Belote i Mimssaiimw 7 l t Bfrs J R Dabney i6-185 GEO W YOU NG SPhCIdl XALS Sanitary Plumber Steam and Gas Fitter House I i jpyle General Furnishing 4t w r tobMcFbTrns JJ RANGES Theprettiesthne HEATERS ItwillPYkOT Yqumifc U trtated me MtfM At i4iftj p Zn ii- l JidkW

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