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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: November 5, 1895

Hopkinsville Kentuckian: November 5, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 hop1895110501_sn86069395 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hopkinsville Kentuckian: November 5, 1895 Hopkinsville Kentuckian Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1895 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 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Saturday When the time came and his name was called he failed to answer and the cburt orA bench dered the bond forfeited warrant was immediately issued di- ¬ recting tne sheriff to arrest him and aamu niui iu uun iu iuo oum ui uuv He has not as yet been apprehended and it is probaple that he has left the country His bondsmen are his fa- ¬ ther M A Pickering and J H The bond is absolutely Mitchell erood Mr Hanbery who was shot by Sanders is unable to be out and although it has been three months since he was wounded it is by no means certain that ho will recover Preferred Lit Creekmur of Caldwell county who was indicted last week for com plicity in the murder of Hewlett iHowton killed himself last Thursday He had said before that he would kill himself or somebody else before He sent bis ho would be arrested family from home and crawled under the kitchen floor to escape from the nffiftor takincr his erun with him Two of his neighbors soon came to his house to see about making sorghum and it is supposed he heard them and thinking they were officers in search of him put the muzzle of the gun to his temple and blew his brains out The men heard the report of the gun and soon found his dead body by the aid of the smoke coming from under lath to Arrest Half l1 1 morniriginboiit oclock the whole of tno ooum uuu ooumwest was snatcen by a severe earthquake shock Ken ¬ tucky Geems to have suffered the most The afternoon papers have re ceived thousands of telegrams from all overthe state and the South tell- ¬ ing of the damage done The shock moved from northeast to southwest and the quiyer was very violent in many localities houses being demol iBhea In Kentucky so far as yet reported but one life was lost This was at Burd well where the shock was extreme and an old man became so frightened that he dropped dead fromtho scare In the city the shock was severe and of unusual duration andmany houses large and hand ¬ some bricks particularly were se- ¬ riously damaged Walls split and great gaping cracks were seen in the walls this morning Some fine houses were demolished but there was no serious personal injury People were crreatly frightened and rushed about the streets in their night clothes For the severity of the shock a remarkably small amount of damage was done This is the most pronounced earthquake since the great one that destroyed Charlestown in 1886 A OTHER EAUTHQUAKES in Naples thirty towns destroyed 70000 perished 1667 At Scamaki 80000 perished 1703 Jeddo Japan ruined 200 000 perished 1781 November 81 again in China 100 000 swallowed Up at Pekin 1754 September at Grand Cairo 40000 perished 1797 February 4 tho whole coun- ¬ try between Sante Fo and Panama destroyed 40000 killed 1822 August 10 to September 5 Aleppo destroyed 20000 perished 1851 August 14 in South Italy 14000 perished In addition to these mention is made of numerous others in which the loss of life ranged from 10000 to 20000 In the course of seventy five years from 1783 to 4857 the kingdom of Naples loBt 111000 inhabitants by the effects of earthquakes out of an average population of 6000000 Following the general quake of August 31 1886 came another on October 22 of the same year It was distinctly felt in this city but no damage was done Not quite four months later or on February 6 1887 another shock was felt here It amounted to but little however and by many was un ¬ noticed The last shock felt hero was on the evening of September 26 1891 It occurred at 11 oclock and lasted The shock was about three seconds quite a strong one and caused buildings to rock perceptibly Henry Haker Fatally Stabbed by a NeBro In a General llowj and fatal fight occurred last night near tho Weill training stables ia Henry the suburbs of this city Baker with liis two sons and W T Kittenberry his wore ort their way homo in tho eastern por tion 61 the county when at the train- ¬ ing stables several negroes were met and the fight is said to havp been tho result of a conversation concern- ¬ ing horses All at ouce a general row was the result Henry Baker a man about 60 was stabbed in the He heart and under the left arm fell and was never able to speaks death having been almost instanta ¬ son-in-la- Clarksville Nov 3 A general neous was Rittenberry hia cut and hit on tho head in the be ¬ ginning of the fight and did not know what occurred He is badly son-in-law injured the Original Price d0 YOU WANT A BARGAIN 4f the floor J BL j tf Cruahed Ills Hkull A Daaei SDH 6WV i Co If 36 44 ftier Y fc- -V ill14lKi Ed Clifpatrick a Sarnsley negro struck leff Harris a white boy over the head with a large cane and the lick proved fatal a few hours later Clifoatrick claims that ho acted in self defense and if reports are true It seems the negro was justifiable that a crowd of white boys engaged in a row with Clifpatrick and abused him several times striking him with sticks ana stones tie was ionoweu to his home and the persecution con- ¬ tinuing the negro turned on the gang and Btruck young Harris with the above result Ug Failure In Fadncah v- - V V V Si They Are Here ftfct flV 0 KWiK J j Cvl Padooah Kt Nov 1 The big dry goods and clothing establish ment of Lee SchwaD 6s Bro made an assignment this afternoon to S Fels The failure created great sur ¬ mise in business circles as the Mes srs Schwab were considered the most solid and substantial merchants in the city The assignment is ascribed indirectly to that of Bamberger Co at Louisville The asBloom sets and liabilities are unknown A Very Bad Cut t ly f Yes 500 Pairs Boys Knee Pants Nothing in the All siz rw lot worth less than 150 some woith 300 ku j es from 4 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 a low price and so do you Mr Albert White salesman for Co slipped and fell Wmfree Bros from a counter while showing some goods late Thursday evening and one of his legs came in contact with a harness knife inflicting a deep from which blood flowed freely lr Russell was called and sowed up the wound and Mr White is now get ting along quite nicely K Our immense line of r w teMz irs as tar uptne line as youwuuii Boys and Childrens Clothing Good suit at 15j and at the lowest prices x The cases of Jas Witherspoon Glenn Stiffy and Frank Thomas charged with complicity in the How ton murder near Princeton were continued until the next term of court for want of time The prisoners were Witherspoon ordered back to jul made a motion for bail but this was overruled Fire Near Trenton Munler Canes Continued w feju i X Hygienic Underwear All desire health and wealth You can have health by having comfortable healthy clothing and with health you can do the balance 1 gets you asuit Dont you want it Come soon Shoes at old prices We keep the quality upland we must and do sell more iXt A F Byars destroyed by fire near Trenton was on the 28th ult togqther with nearly all of its contents The building was comparatively a new one and Mr Byars loss will reach about 2500 There was about 1600 insurance on the house and contents It is not known how it caught The residence of Mr Will Get the New Arrangements have been made to receive returns from the election at Bros long distance teleForbes phone to night It is expected that all of the county districts will be heard from as well as all points in the state roached by wire The greatest earthquake in the history of the United States occurred on the evening of August 31 1886 Jt was felt distinctly from one end of the country to the other and at many was serious loss of both foiuts there property The wrath of the shock however was vented on Charleston S C In that city thirty- three people were killed outright several hundred were injured and property valued at nearly 8000000 destroyed The shock came at 950 oclock p m Its greatest force was spent in the business pprtion of the city and to this fact is attributed the comparatively small under the circumstances loss of life Had tho residence district been swept the number of casualties would have undoubtedly been many times greater Previous to this Bhock the greatest that had been known in this country at began in 1811 and continued varviner intervals until March 26 1812 It was confined to Kentucky Tennessee Arkansas and Missouri Bv it thotown of New Madrid Mo on the Mississippi opposite the Ken- ¬ tucky shore was almost wiped out and much damage was done at many other points This shock changed the whole face of the country on both sides of the Mississippi over an area extending from the Ohio river 800 miles south The ground rose and sank in great undulations lakes were formed only to be drained again in a day or two The surface of the earth burst open in great fissures Sometimes these chasms were half a mile wide and from them mud and water spurted as high as the tops of trees The in ¬ habitants fled in terror from their homes many of them meeting death in the fissures or crushed by the fall- ¬ ing trees The channel of the Mississippi was changed and tho river flowed over what formerly had been dry land This earthquake ceased coincidental ly with the more destructive convulsions which overthrew the citv of Caraccas in Venezuela and killed thousands of its inhabitants The most severe shock that has been recorded in tho Middle and Eastern States was that of November 18 1755 This shock was undoubt- ¬ edly a wave promulgated either from the center whence emanated the tre mendous disturbances which de stroyed Lisbon on the 1st of the month or from a center whose activ- ¬ ity had been stimulated by the con- ¬ tinued quaking that had prevailed from Iceland to the Mediterranean This quake began in Massachusetts and preceded by a terrific roar it swept across many hundreds of miles thickly populated country of Strange to say however but few fa tilitieswere reported from its course Another great quake that occurred during the present generations life was the one in Calabria in 1878 The city of Messina in Sicily was almost totally destroyed and it is be lieved that at least 100000 lives were lost By far the most disastrous of all the earthquakes recorded was that of f26 A D in Asia Minor in which Gibbons computes that at least 250000 people were killed The fa- ¬ mous quake by which Lisbon in Portugal was destroyed took place on the morning of November 1 1755 The greater portion of the citr was reduced ip rums in tho twinkling of an eye and it is estimated that 60000 people met death beneath the falling DEATHS ell of this city died Mrs Jane Allen Mitchat the Henderson infirmary early Sunday morning of cancer aged 63 years The remains were brought to this city at noon Sun day and the interment took place in the Hopewell cemetery yesterday af ternoon Mrs Mitchell had been suf ¬ fering from cancer for several years and went to Henderson Oct 25 where an operation was performed last Friday but she proved unable to stand the shock and died a day later She was a consistent member of the Baptist church of which she had been a member for a number of years The funeral was preached by Rev C H Nash at 2 oclock p m yester- ¬ day at the residence of her Mr Ellis Roper Mr Henry Hartman a Hahtman well known German farmer who came here about fifteen years ago and bought a farm on the Cox Mill road near town died Sunday night of abscess of the liver He was about 60 years old and was a good farmer a valuable citizen and a clever man He sold his farm only a few days before on account of failing health and was preparing to move to Cincinnati The body was 6ent to that city yesterday for interment Cross Mr Ed R Cross died near Bell Thursday night of consump tion aged 32 years Mr Cross had been in bad health for some time and his death was not a surprise to his mauy friends He leaves a wife and two small children The remains were buried in Greenwood cemetery Clarksville Saturday Gresham Robt Gresham a son of Mr Joseph Gresham of Bain- bridere died Fridav of kidnev trouble aged 19 years son-in-law Mitchell It is thought that tho negro who did the murderous work is named Jim Dudd Northington and he wascaptured and jailed this evening tori gether with three other negroes Ad- am Nichols Peto Humphreys andu another man name not now known- An Illegal tension Miss Letitia Burruss who reside near this city was arrested by a Deputy United States Marshal last Friday on a charge of having assisted in fraudulently obtaining a pension and in default of a bond of 2000 was taken toOwensboro and lodged im jail to await trial in the Federal Court Two years ago a Mrs Tack son came here from Missouri and up- ¬ on testimony of Miss Burruss it is claimed obtained a widows pension This woman recently died when an investigation revealed tho facts that the Mrs Jackson she was supposed to be was still living in Missouri andl that Miss Burrua had been helpings to defraud the Government Warren Bagwell pol re- ¬ ceived a heavy blow on the head and his skull is perhaps fractured Ho is in jail and very seriously injured Edward Fort col is in jail charged with being an accomplice and per ¬ haps the principal to the murder Ono Melon too Many son of Chas Buckncr col living one milo west of the city died Saturday of congestion caused from eating a watermelon the day A before The boy had been gathering corn and found a melon uudor the grass He was very fond of this de- ¬ licious fruit and ate all of it He waa eoon taken ill and went home where he ditd in great pain the followincr- day The City Election The Democrats will elect their can didates for Councilmen in Bix wards all ic which nominations were made In tho Fifth ward no Democrat isrunning and Anderson the present incumbent is opposed by W H Mer ritt independent Republican vrhose device will be a horse In tho Second and Third wards only will there be new men elected All of the other wards will be represented as atv present Dr ClarclyaSpercheg Dr Clardy spoke yesterday at the court house and at night filled an- MATRIMONIAL The wedding of Miss Sue Mildred appointment at Pembroke Herr and Dr D M Griffith which Dr dardy did not go to Pembroke will take place next Thursday night last night as he was iuformed that at the First Baptist church will be there was no hall suitable for a pub one of the most imposing and beauti lic gathering ful events of the season Messenger Uwensboro KeiWted The Officers Officers Golay and Wilkins arrested Ranee and Rosa Mcintosh near Kel ly Friday and they were brought to this city where they gave bond for their appearance later on The deputies went after a little child in obedience to an order from the circuit A A Biff KelTl court demanding that it be delivered peo- The revival among the colored The boys over to its grandmother hid the little girl and fought the of- pie at New Asia church near Hern- ficers until tney were over powered don which was in progress for two Their trial comes weeks resulted in about thirty con- ¬ and nandcutted up thia week versions and nearly as many ad ¬ ditions to the church The meeting Sale Was Satisfactory L M was conducted by Rev P T Bror Howill Kt Nov 4 Cayces sale on Friday last was satis naugh factory Horses brought from 38 to Fire Near Beverly 150 cows and calves from 450 to Howell Nov 4 John Greenwood 32 etock hogs from 2 to 510 fat hogs 275 to 295 per cwt corn living near Locust Grove church lost 110 and 120 per bbl at pen tim his stable yesterday morning by firey othy hay 13 to 14 per ton Farming together with a new buggy about 10 implements brought full value Largo barrels of corn and several tons ofi crowd present and everything passed hay Think there was no insurance off pleasantly Walter Williams on buildings and contents and M Greenwoods losa will amount tc proved a good auctioneer several hundred dollars Uood Meeting nt Tubernttcltt Rev Jno O Smithson assisted by Rev Robt Johnson of Smithland Ky is holding an interesting meet ing at the tabernacle in Todd county There are iwo sermons each day and largo crowds are in attendance afc each service Tho singing is con ducted by Miss Robards of St Louis- - Where to Vote walls SaiE t t TJ IniLllOuiiis W f i M4 L frki i W WPaBb A r i fcI r l Iji i h CV 9mfia i5 VW 4V A t jA Go in the Mill precinct had the misfor ¬ Scates tune to lose her tobacco barn filled with the weed also Her stable and by fire a few nthago Sliehd bo insuranoend days ner loss is esuinawu iHiiwy 1ys A v -vv i fi s- A Widows Hearr Lots Mrs E O Hopper living Tho Hopkinsvillo No 1 poll will be located in the Circuit Court room In Haydens dictionary of dates No 2 will be in the Wheeler ware mention of nearly 200 earthquakes is house northeast corner of Sixth and According to the list the made and Railroad the usual place worst ones were No 8 will be at the customary 936 A Dr ConsUntinople overWests warehouse place in Gaithor turned all Greece shaken No 4 has been moved from Rags 1 158 In Syria 30000 perished dales warehouse to Moayoas Hall -- 1268 SileBia 00000 perished XaplM 40- - upstair over Mm potwmw 1466 pcwntJf I Commltteo Meitln Called The Democratic Executive Ccmr mittee of Christian County is- hereby called to meet for reorganizatipn at the 2 City Court Room in Hopkinsyilp p m Wednesday Nov 6thr AH new members aad suck old members ns have not been superseded by new ones are expected to be on hend Chairman f t fV f GEGat i P Op 4 q V f v- - D J i r ess n i se H i te liu -- i ns w m n s rs Novembers 1896 5 i in i HOPKIKfIiLE KANGOOK from cricket to croquet You dine at seven oclock and go to Ibed any itime from niho to clevehbclock deceafc member of siq ciety with a big S ryou can de yoursen loany spars you iiiuuy vote KENTTfpKIA-N IT mm i n m jm jPIJ1 J v mji i uiELiiii mm ffi votfarea A HEARS AND WONDERS Massachusetts town Straightened Life in the Gmmmiibn Sick headache ii VX tho East Rlalnff Provlnoo of Biliousness Pains in back Sallow completion Loss of appetite and Exhaustion thfe What a Mlrnclo va There t Trlctd Liaiba and a Crouked Jcck JVom tAe JYjuno Gatctte Over in tho town of Wrentham JIass mvcryorie ia 0503 with oxoltenmnt A child who had been pnysically deformed for four years and who was tho object of tho pity of the entire town has had hsr lilnbsstraight ncd out her head again inada erect by tho traightening of her neck and is running about town now with tho freedom ana Abandon of any child JUary S Fulleris tho namo of tho little cripple Many of our readers will remem ¬ ber her Sho is but a child of 8 years and Jias spent the past four years in Did hope ¬ lessly crippled Rhcumatio fever fouryears go attacked tho nerves and cords of her lower limbs and neck bo that the former were drawnalloutofBhapeand twisted and bent backward in pitiable manner and ho cords of the latter were so tightened on ono side as to draw her head down on her ihoulder Her arms too were helpless and neighbors hearts bled at the little ones inffering Tho progress of the disease re¬ duced her toaskoleton and the poor mother ihas almost given her own life for that of tho snild in her untiriqg watching at the littlo ne bedside Four years of watching I four jreara of waiting I and at la3t the child be gan toJnend her cords relaxdher nervous jystem gathered strength and power and ito day as stated above she is running about tho town a vigorous andhappy child AYrcn ftham rejoices physicians applaud and new methods in nerve treatments have been sue- cessfully vindicated Fbrmerly the surgeon would have been called ou in this case to itraighten the limbs How the idea is to work inharmony with nature so far as possible and to this end remedies are employed which assist nature supplying to the weak- -- eueu pans vno cnemicai properties tney EOieed For instance in the above caseDrWil liams Pink Pills for Pale Peonlo irernP1 aand effected the cure easily and naturally Tho mother of the child said Sho had Bbeen given up by four doctors who were certain that they could not cure her Why sahe couldnt open her mouth and I actually 2iad to force the food into it Her radutn was all sotcs and oh dear what a looking child she was and such a caret Nobody Imt myself knows what a trial we both have been through for she was too young to rea tliieit If my statement will do anybody anv good I shall bo glad to have it pub ¬ lished and if thpse who read It will only come to me if they are skeptical can con yince them in very little time that I know what I am talkingabout People around here say it was a miracle and I believe it was Dr Williams Pink Pills contain all the elements necessary to give new life and richness to the blood and restore shattered serves They are for sale by all druggists ar may lo had by mail from Dr Williams M edicine Company Schenectady N Y for iSOa per box or six boxes for 250 Ja I Death of Jlfodesty They buried her la nor bathlnc suit A victim sho 0 tho sea Who died from shumo wbon a big wave cam Her epitaph It L P Louisville Truth A GOOD REASON I siftf liunpryl jxnore Please spare n coppcr im Judy hungry PhotoBrihor Was Wise What Filzinger a skinflint Heir ishall 1 hare to pay for the likeness Artht Id rather tell you that latex on I want you now to look pleasant Ivattowitzer Zeitunp Why dont you work Because that would make me still f I -- Well rowdernd Hed been waltzing with his hosts daughter and was in the corner repairing damages Here he was espied by bis would be Shes tho flower of my family sir osald the latter papa-in-law Pity she comes off so aint it nan S10 continued as he essayed another vigorous rub at the white spots on his coat sleeve Erie Messenger So it seems answered tho young An Oxygen Home Bemedy Without Medicine 150 Firru AVB N Y April 5 1895 My confldonce In the merits of ii theEleotropolse glmplcconvenient econom- ¬ grown ical andefreoirvotislsls has constantly experi- ¬ with ny increasing observation and ence WHDEPurAMDDLIiD Editor Peoples Encyclopedia n r Cures Oases HOW Write us for book ¬ let that tells all about the BJectro polee Mailed free Pbonouncbp 4 j Incurable 4 m j f j A lectrqpoiseat pu on trial reaBonablo Srttesf- i WMXffl RlWHI II FOUKTM 0 tho diffcrcuce between Ran ¬ goon and Hades is worth telling again says tho St Louis GioberPcm ocrat if only for an Ulustratiqn of thp climate Hades and Rangoon are so similar that if it were not for the abundance of water at the latter place they might bo one and tho samo Si non 0 vero 0 ben trovato Raugoon is hot When you have to take your bed or have it taken for you for you never do anything for yburself in these hot climateson to tho roof and sleep theresurrouuded of course by mosquito curtains tho summer heat in New York seems in- ¬ significant Taking off your clothes and you wear very few of them is a relief taking off your skin would be infinitely preferable Your Burmese servant if you ara lucky enough to have a Burman is a treas- ¬ ure but he can only brjujoi-you- pwhisky and soda and tell the boy outside to work the pUnkalfa little faster that is if you eleot to sleep inside tho house The houses in- ¬ deed are built to suit your every little fad Now ana then you may run across a ground floor but as a rule the private houses are built pa piles from one to twelve feet high This is rendered necessary by the rainfall which often registers one hundred iuches a year This inces- ¬ sant rain is a terrible element of de- ¬ Books aud clothes are struction rendered useless in a very short time unless they arecarefully looked after and your photographs are cov- ¬ ered with mildew The first floor of your house is the house itself It comprises your drawing room your dining room and your bedrooms Your kitchen is situated away in the compound the term used for garden and your servants sleep well goodness knows where they do sleep You make no provision for them As long as they are at your beck and call what matters it Your bear- ¬ Adglice valqt sleeps outside er your door on a mat and the rest of your establishment may take their rest in Jerusalem for what you know They seem however to be always on the spot You do not pay for their board They live on two or three rupees a month and apparent- ¬ ly only eat rice which they throw into their mouths eschewing a spoon or a fork as if it were a part of their religion to do so And truth to tell this religion or rather caste A modestly is a terrible nuisance sized household will require a dozen or more servants Your bearer will attend to your personal wants will wait on you at your table and stand behind your chair when you go out to dinner but ho will do nothing menial The man who grooms your pony wont bring the grass or water to the stable and so on from high to low They all seem to bo of a dif- ¬ and will only perferent caste form those duties which their caste allows them to do This is what makes living so expensive Their individual wages are not ex- ¬ cessive but taken in a lump sum they mount up to a respectable figure As a rule you rise at six oclock a m or at all events you are called punctually at that hour by your bearer or boy who brings you a cup ofcoffee and some hot buttered toast This is called chotahazrec or little breakfast You then dona negligee shirt tho older the better and are driven downtown to busi- ¬ ness or if you are so fortunate as not to have any cares of life in that direction you go for a drive or a ride on one of your Pegon ponies There are it may be mentioned wry few horses in Rangoon most of the locomotion is provided by ponies from the Shan village- - At nine oclock or thereabout you return home strip yourself and indulgo in a cpld bath and then dresu properly for the day A substantial break- ¬ fast follows after which you again drive downtown for tho business of tho day You may possibly and pi obably have luncheon or tiffin as it is called at piia oclock and from that hour till five oclock you dovote yourself to business Then comds the most enjoyable part of tho day The heat of the sun is relaxed and you drive home only to take an ¬ other cold bath and dress yourself for apy relaxation that may best ap ¬ peal to your mood As there are two regiments an English and a native stationed in Rangoon the After- amusements arQ various noon dajjees jn j he cool weauicr Water I Abumtant and the Heal luteas DoBieitic Habits ot the Faropeau1 l the earlier perhaps tho better or American Sojourner In i J fThus ends your day tliejOnncc Lire in tho jungle is of course entirely different YouCwill prob Burmah risinRprovince1 of ably have to put up with threo or tho eagt a trifle out of Ufa way four servants and inrsbmo places perhaps but vtono the less aril en try will not have tho opportunity of see not to bc ignored That oldbld ing a white face for months If you J ¬ Cause 10 P E HI N G I K iiho 1f There is only one cure which h story delight in sport there aro ready to your hand the elephant tho rhinoceros tho tapir the buffalo the deer the hog the tiger ethoc genus omne If you prefer tho beautiful you may chance across the large and gorgeous peacock or should you havo a predilection for snakes you can take your choice from the python cobra and anaconda down ward Of insects there are myriads andrit is no uncommon occurrence to sit down to dinner in tb junghJ with a tablecloth absolutely covered with varieties which a uatyfalist would find some trouble in designating Rubies you will find if you travel further north and Irawadda oil a dark viscous fluid Is also a rather doubtful product Of little pagodas there aro a multitude and the great Shway Dagon pagoda- in Rangoon which has been described time and again is a sight uoyer to be forgotten Lepers some with rotting arms or ears- others with a stump for a leg or- toes all eatn away1 line tho stairs which you ascend and pour forth their eu treaties for alms until you wonder inyour innocence whj such beings for they aro beings say what you will were ever created MMON IWTO PIUS AND I S THE LEADiJi tIMlRf f elfaNIGPEIXBTS One Pink Pill touches the liver and removes the bile One Tonic Pellet nightly acts as a gentle laxative in keeping- the bowel3 open restores the digestive organs topes up the nervous system and makes new Complete treatment two rich blood medicines one price 25c Treatise and sample free at any store BEOWK KFO CO WMi- l- r i 7j H Now Tork For sale by all druggists in Hop kinBville ITCHING PILES WE extond a cordial invititation to the ladies of Hopkinsvillo and vi cinity to call and exaraineour hand7 y A AtiOH T HOQIO UWIJiHjr Bonnets Ji hkilTri UariuuovDuu 1 PILES SWAYNES QlNTAraT AI30ItrrBlT OOEHS VA VSVH OINTMENT itopslMhingnna rorW Ulrvtlltijc nnrbft the tumor 0Mb7draRirisiortjj iji to S04U IrawoJ blHwiYu BonriillidtUbl E lUhlrfc nnj BTlIlTOMe Uolatnt cl lntA Mlncinc meant kit nlghtl worn by Mratehlnc If I lnwi d to continue tumor form and nrotrade is con nected with Tho Leader and will bo pleased tosee her many friends and customers 4 Mrs Itl E Rodgers B B n H Sold bv R C HARD WICK THE 103 MAIN ST EfatLUWim LEADE R Mme Fleurette Levy Mgr T Hate lie iioersofi Eutirely new and ilrnt olnsB in al Excellent Sample Room oapectB md service uuequalcd in the city On Double Car Line OF L Pi Klkidereu Propriofore - Kv UpiuWhoh I n Mr V ft V II II II PMtWMHHMMBIHMHI NO PROOF OF HIS POWERS The Young Woman Practiced Upon Was Too Easy a Subject bBHIB H Do You Know 1 JJISV1LLE ST LOUIS AS RAILWAY SOHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY No 1 TX 1895- - Ethel Y Yes papa I belieye you told me once that young Litewait claimed to be ahyp notist Oh ho is onei Swm mmwwmwi Do You Know papa i J know westbound Lv iloulsvllle W Bt Dolly 53 NoBl Dally z The Palaco caTlrs the largest and he is Hgs proved it to your satisfac conservatory The beautiful girl blushed Yes papa she said You considered that satisfactory tion has he k Yes indeed Vas he trying to demonstrate it when I saw him kissing you in the Brandenbug Irvlngton Stephenepnrt Cloverport Hawesvllle Lewlsport Point Spotsvllle Ar Henderson Owensboroj r 928pm 1060am 9 f t p m 11 Its a m 10 18 p m 11 40 ft m 10 69m 12 22 am II 45 p m 1 08 p m 13 10 a m 1 80 p m No 62 6 8ftpm 7l5am 7 25pm 840am 8 01pm m 8 30 p m 9 09pm 1028 am 4a ljam The DProttleHt Ijino of TvarJOiN BB5T in Hopkinsvillo 9 lam selling Walking Htvt8 Trimmed Hute Sailors PRETTIEST and LARGEST J My V cheaper than any house In the city xast bound Lv Honders6n Dally No 2 Dally Aim Do You Know 64 MNE to please TWO EXPERIENCED TRIMMERS I havo two 7 43am 816pm Spottvlller i proof did you 8 80ain 400pm Owensboro Yes papa - 918am 45pm Lewlsport 9 87am 469pm awesvllle And youro sure it was hypno- ¬ 10 05 a m 5 24 p m Cloverport 10 28 a m 0 45 p m Stephensport tism 11 05 a m 6 80 p m Irvlngton Perfectly certain papa Brandenburg 113tam 6 68pm 12 05 pm 7 85am Yst i You wouldnt try to deceive your Ar Louisvill- e100pm 830am poor old father in a matter of that For further Information address sort would you H C MoitJUTK A G P AJ No indeed papa or Louisville Ky Tho old man shook his head doubtW LMiLLd fully Ovrrnsboro Ky I ibink It would haye looked NTIME TABLE L more like a genuine case of hypno- ¬ tism if he had kissed your mother or TBA1NS GOING NOUTll 962 a m o However well not So 82 St LouU Fast Mall j said me he fl Niialivlllo Aocom irop m 10lp pm discuss that I have mado up my No 54 St Louis Express TRAINS GOING mipd though that all hypnotists o MHtLotils Exiiresa SOUTH 48a am must keep away from here 525 a m o 56 Nashville Accomodation o 51 St Inls Mall tispm Why papa NaHhvllIt Accommodallon does not run on My observation convinces me unday North bound St that you are too good a subject to rttlnshave Mirough Louis and Chicago Fast trains solid and sleepew Chicago and St Louis make it possible for any of them to stops only at Important stations Fast Line demonstrate any real hypnotic pow- ¬ ud Groupings Ha hroagh Pullman leep re to Atlanta Ga er to my satisfaction As for young J MAdams Agent Litevtfait you may say to him that 1 feel certain that I can hypnotize 0 Y Time Tablo him so perfectly that he would never TKAINB GOING SOUTH No 4 Datly No 2 Dally Chicago Post know what hit him 720am 55pm My aim Is you and l6nti is uittuiiuWMuiiuiU Money Save You Give mca call o Experienced City Trimmers Miss l MrbAdaLayns Eesington Crowind Miss YOU CAN MAKE MONEY commfssiof because they are the largest and mot 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 Jf or Furs Hides and Wool Capital 4000000 liberal advances made on con- ¬ signments General correspondence solicited moSSSi oSvSeip U jw Affi Mall Express Mail Express 420pm Prof Barnards Vork fi10pm Henderson 717am Corydon 532pm 742am Morganfield 8lBa ni f60ti p m Prof E E Barnard of Lick ob642pm DeKoven 84tfam servatory California has concluded SturglB 655pm 9oiam 744pm 949am Marion an important bit of astronomical 1057 a Princeton mf 850pm o 2apm 1133 am work which represents tho most Cerulean springs m Grucey 941 p xn Mll49a patient and wonderful labors This i llopkinsville 1210 pjn 1000pm work consists in the measurements NOPTH BOUND No 1 Dally No 3 Dally Tor of the four largest asteroids Mall Express Mall Express v HopKiiSvllIe 2t0pui 640am many years Vesta was considered Princeton 655am 55pm the largest Ceres next and then Marion 004 p tn 7t3a m DeKoven m 850 a 7u7pm Pallas and Juno but by tho means Morganflold 980a m740pm Corydon 814 p m 1003 a m of the Lick telescope and a micro- ¬ 8 85 p in Henderson 1025 a m meter Prof Baruard puts Ceres as rKvansvllle 1115a m 925pm LOCAL FBKIUHV leadbr with a diameter of 485 miles Lv Princeton 715am Daily Anllopklnavlllo 1000 a m Pallas next with 30 1 tlon Vpsta Lv 600 p m 248 and Juno 118 Vesta got tho ArPrlnceton 780im UNIONTOWN BRANCH for itsgreater size in thepast credit South Bound Dally because it is four times brighter than U Unlontown B80pm 7j40am 655 pm trMotgauUeld aioa ra t KvanHvlllo 630am ROYAL L CEMENT rt i PLASTER SJ4IVII X eads S3erTrJlaixigr MMJ4AWf4 J tf I iWJb Xitl Ceres- t HoplclnsYllleKy sitjon odeNyas produced under tho mostunpoetic of circumstances It JOHN ECHO 8 RECEIVKB3 ST JOHN BOYLE was written on the hottest night-of tho summer and the half baked poet destitute of coat vest and colTHE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY KOUTE lar a pencil in one hand and a fan in the otlieV wrote away aud forgot mosquitoes for four hours Then Louisville Evcvnsville thorougblyexhausted ho fell asleep j In tlie morning he gayp thd copy to AND ALL POINTS tho printers without looking Take i t away and with the remark TO I ueKerwanttp see it again Let it jMeiiiphiH Vicksbiirg1 New Qrleans And yet it was onp oV go as it is AND ALL JOINTSt--tpieces of verse tho poet t Stantons Ode Frjank Ii Stantons Atlanta qxpo North Bound Dully 1000a m lv i 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COL J Q HOPBLINItTIIiLE KEKTUOKIAN v WALKERS RECORD T 3 i- X MOTHERS 3 jew OeiiiWltjMwMvAWMWtw ftllrare StlttK Col IysvnN Walkrof indiaMpolk the now comroahdr uiin riirnai nd nuini FRIEND y V Robs Conflmmntofls Pain Horrorand Risk Mr wife used tMOTlttiltS FKIEND be fore birth or licr ilrat child sho did not suffer from CRAMPS or PAINS wan nnlnfe lv I relieved at tho critical hour suffering but little sbo had no pains afterward and hor recovery was rapia E E Johnston Eufnula Ala Sent by Mail or Express on receipt of price 100 tier bottle Boole To Moth- ers mailed Free BlUDFlELD REGUUTOU CO Atlanta 0 SOLD B7 ALL DBU0QISI8 I Grand Army of Indiana and at the brealdug out of tho war at tile ageof tyonty ono was holding an jmportantofllco which he resigned to raise a company for tho Seventy third Indiana volunteers of Vbich he was cliofeen captain Ilo was clock Miss Molly he said tremulously Jwithhis regiment in all its engagePerry villo and I am going away to morrow ments A Richmond Stone River and for gallant conduct Are you she said with the thought on that hotly contested field won the lessncssf girlhood ranh of major and was soon after proYesi ho replied arc you sorry moted to lieutenant colonel in March Ycsyery sorry sho murmured 1803 and on tho death of tho colonel I thought- you might go away this in May following became commander evening of the regiment For more than a year Then ho gazed at the clock wistfully and said good night Philadelphia v Times i chief of tho of theRejiwbHc is a ttatlvo He had been worshiping her 2w months butfnfcvcr told her and she didnt want hitti to Ilo had come often and stayed lat very late1 and sho cpuld only signand hope no was go ing away tho next day on vacation and he thought the last night wad the timo to spring fchq momentous question Ho kept it to himself however until the last tiling It wa3 eleven thirty by tho clock and it was not a very rapid mm out fold Weather a r Is Coming Get you the best heater in the world Fakes came and go but the I genuine The Plan Always Works You Friend I was surprised to hear that youdiad married Mr Saphead Mrs Saphead Well ho persisted in hanging around me wherover I went and thero wasnt a night that ho didnt call and stay until I was most tired to death So I married him to get rid of Old ues to lead the procession of heating stoves Ihe reason is plain wee the name on the leg We have the largest line of heat- ¬ ers in thft city ranging from 3 up tdti SCC ROUND OAKpontin Suffer m him VvVH stornackV v rid of him AfrQ PI Pld Friend Humph C Vnft IrtTlfT Have you got nrrn Via so dont fail to see our stock before buying u We Can Suit You 8ggss ROUND OAK line From indigoation sour ache fiatuloncy distress after eating Or is it a case of lost appetite want energy Weakness debility head ¬ oi joined tvo clubs and six lodges weemy Convoying Also a Moral Lesion COt IVAif N NY phe Everlasting WALKER Aro you norvous rostless sleepless worn out in body and in mind Etavo you pains in the baa bead arms shoulders chest flips sido Aro tou filled with mal- ria Ballon comploxion coated tongue d bt I wests dry cough chills and revert thbg If anyof tbeso troubles ari youritbi you need is DR KINGS v H RED In tfio BIS h Til 1 D tar I lf tho symptoms namesl abovo giving strength in place of weaknnw joy ous health in placo of sickness Thero is no othor remedy like It and And tben itis none that can do its work a roa plen8uro to take it Little children lake it with dalight and it cures like 100 6 for 600 All druggist limbic gcntlost and happiest way and With the greatest certainty known to med iCHljScieree GERMETUER removes from thaystem GEIUER WILL CiBE YOU Sold by K C Hardwick druggist F THE GREAT n a- - through JL Trunk Line between tho cities o Cinfcinrati Lexington Louis ville Evansyie St Louis And the cities of Nashville Memphis Mont gomery Mobile and New he endured all tho horrors of Libby prison having been captured in a dar ing raid into the enemys country and escaped through tho historical tunnel in February 1884 Returning to his regiment ho rendered most important service in tho Army of the Cumberland in protecting tho lino of supplies be- ¬ tween Stevenson and Decatur on the Memphis Charleston railroad and Tennessee river during the advance on Atlanta At tho battle of IJashyllle ho rendered valuable service as aide and received tho personal thanks of Gen Thomas Uo became a member of tho G A R in 18C7 and on tho reortrani- j zawon oi tno aepartmcnii ox T J xnuiuuu beryed as commander of George H Thomas post tho largest post in this Ho was assistant adju- ¬ department tant general of this department in 1887 In 1801 declining a fifth term ho was chosen department commander During his four years as executive officer the membership of his department was increased more than six thousand His work in tho national encampment and as chairman of tho national pen- ¬ sion committee during the past tlree years has beon of inestimable value to the comradeship everywhere and his manly dignified and patriotic stand for tho rights of his comrades has en ¬ deared his name to soldiers throughout the union Col Walker is widely known as a sol- ¬ dier a patriot a G A R man whom tho order has delighted to honor and no less has he been honored by the peo- ¬ ple of his state Ho possesses first class executive ability and is in every way fitted to fill with honor tho position of commander in chief UNIQUE GRAVE SIGNAL of Dovlco Calculated to Allay the Hello Gagwayl I am told you have tThtaken to riding a bicycle I have Like it WanL ride t Pretty well Whats tho name of tho machine you MAJJiiSTlU A Obal Thiefyon is pilfering in your bin and 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 THE MAJESTIC steel robber range saves food and fuel enough in two years to pay for itself All parts unbreakable wKm4JBNV i Ii m yl une I call it tho Total Abstinence Whatdo you call it that for Its my only safety Chicago Trib- yiiiiiJ The Season Captain who is questioning his com- ¬ pany on different subjects Now then Snlffpowder why should a soldier never lose his head in a battle Private Snlffpowder mistaking tho iavo no place to stick is bloomin at on sir London Chips question Whysirbccause he wouldnt no Obeyed Orders The boss told Pat to paint a sign over tho shaft politely warning stran gers of tho danger Pat thought it out carefully and then painted on tho fence in bright vermillion letters Strangers will plazo not fall down Cincinnati Enquirer the shaft irS iilmmSfTBBi ill i SHI iMjjf r Irato Wife appearing at head of the stairs I think its shameful Hero have I been sitting up till nearly three nal Could Sympathize with Hor You can learn alii yv toy Majestic Cooking Kange W AST at our store The Majestic is suchd discard a cast iron stove for one a saver that it pays 7 HPS and the baker fEBSjglilfl iT about even KEEP YOUR EYES Steel and Malleable Iron Its heat cant escape A rapid oclockl Im quito dizzy from Hubby Zhats funny mdcar Just shame way hie msholf I N Y Jour- ¬ Be Was Not Sensitive rp5S Harry They say that touch is the most exquisite of tho whole five senses Cholly I dont know about that old chap I touched tho guvnor for fifty dollars last night and ho never felt it Brooklyn Eaglo on the Celebrated Mogul wagon the best wagon that can be made by first Orleans WITHOUT OHASejE AND HPKED CNBI VALID Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta Savanah ¬ Macon Jacksonville and points Harry Cholly says ho could get along very comfortably without the Tho chances of being interred alive rest of by mistake while in a state of catalep-¬ retained tho alphabet if only tho I were sy are probably one in ten million but hes doubtless Jack Poor nevertheless a man has patented a getting sensitive fellow having O and U about novel contrivance the grave signal appended to it so of ten Bay City Chat and issued a quantity of literature set illusting forth lta good points In an A Pretty- Mystery tration it is seen penetrating a score of Just why it is so thero Is nobody knows But ts truthfulness none have denied new mado graves under weeping wil ¬ Tho young ladys shoe that is opt to disclose lows and cypress trees prettiest hose In one scene a gentlemanly funeral The daintiest foot and the Will the oftenest come untied tv A W Bulletin director is shown setting it Obelisks and broken columns aro in the back- Burial Before Death Fn A Disagreeable Combination terial they have stood the 2j pnrnmer jsssrfrisiT-t-irw-test Keey your money at home and get the best wagon Sg mrzkmXr sCils3 IN BUGGIES1 MEDICAL SCIENCE DEFIED in Florida Connections are made at Guthrie and NashvDJe for all points ir this road will receive See Bgenta of this company for rates routes o or write to O P Atmore G P TA Louisville emigran rs srSfiSrs special low rates NorthEastSouth and West Cars In Pullman Palace we have this year fa sur passed any previous recor d Our stock was more care- ¬ fully selected and wasi ofoode bought cheaper well bought are already half sold Come and JOIN IN THE PRGGESSION M R4 jr li t Bid ft OllAVE SIGNAL IS POSITION jrround The gravo signal com- ¬ prises a tube in addition to an alarm The tube is fluted with air valves Upon tho slightest revival it is co- ¬ ntendedalthough no ono apparently haa tried t six feet underground the signal is raised and relief is afforded REJCDALE HERD of Berkshire hogs and The Btage exhibitions work very well Southdown sheep Nice lot of year old Bucks it is said but undertakers have come ixWA Pgaof both sexes now ready for delivery MBKiNd forward to oppose tho plan says tho Newstead Ky flew York Herald They think the fairest test would be if the inventor 1BEST IN QUALM IN QUANTITY JOST would submit to a bona fido burial Tho patentee admits that his invention is antagonized by tho undertakers be causo as he says lir is destined soon to revolutionize inhumation and check in a measure embalming In order to offset this tendenoy thero WHITES CKEIM has been suggested utho establishment of a now and Interesting burial ground on the Hudson to be known as tho Val ¬ ley of Jehosaphat where modernTrar Rmetlli8i ials will probably bo conducted exclu- ¬ Tommy tho doctors is sayln that kissin is apt to breed sickness T Imnw mit women have to tnlre Life risks in everything Accurate as to Time know you were ac ¬ quainted with old Money wug Why Oh I didnt Chicago JRecprd About threo years at ten per cent Value vs Beauty How long havo you known him yes want to have sweet meat in place of ran ¬ cid meat If so use only the RETSOF HALT It will save meat when all others fail It is 99t percent pure salt You can use it year after year- No waste of salt no spoiled meat Try it and be convinced You will never use any pther It is the cheapest for live stock One trial will convince any one Do vou Ill WHatAL Husband Why do you hang those lace curtains straight up and down Wife Whv mrv dear if I should draw them back Into graceful folds no one would know that they are real K Y Weekly We are nrerared to do all kinds ot TDlumbiner We have experien ced men and years of experience in the business so do not fail to give us a chance to ngure on your worK u uarantee satisiaction The Wo flRt line of heavv and lierht Hardware in the Counts G uns pistols pocket and table cutlery razors and scissors We have secured Mr John S Skalley in our Harness Department which he has improved in every point and we ha ye now the most complete stock ever carried in the city TALBOT SADDLES made to order niw I EERY JAjJ f 74 flflsTIIVn VTAII JJlHl7jfWM4 OTTUUWWMTKB HKI OllriT Mr J3S grlfiiJJJ y t liLJGi- OW 3 Ti Ai 1M ifaifafaM fflaiiM zrfin I wvf 7 netooti nB9w9 rii insTCHWCi w9j t JlvjHftnMMd w SHHHiWflK Vm7MMZKii uj AdiA m MimMPrhtStt VoffiMMZt xv tkhHfl V r ff j lUJVt t Nothing Is Altogether Useless Do you think professor said the musically ambitions youth that I can ever do anything with my volco Well was tho cautious reply it sively may como in handy to holler with in Smallest RopubUo The Worlds Star case of rf The smallest ropubllo Is probably island on mile Tho Old Woman that of Cavolara an wide situated bIx miles from the Sar¬ Thsro was n old woman who lived in a shoo dinian coast The population at pres ¬ Who had so many oolldrea she didnt know what ent lumbers fifty flve Until May 80 Which wasto do to the faot that she was old due L ruled but tit his ltttv1Cliiir Pail and hot new repiibllo was proclaimed Detroit Tribune ThoooHutioaextendstothe females Not Competent t Keport tiil ki tirotfll The presldemt is Vfhat did your wife say whem yon laalt9di years The rWsnoffSix in rhV othor taj4TPTmeWtx adcWiojlpijSjthe got What did h night dcm know say wwHHuj w insaiMmnw trepvwHK ui Town Topic m Im no gienogpaVker ii iam i i Kr r o ft - dtlith k FORBES A RO jA t R t V fr V rJi1 JS lu u i tt t n V i OU V--- iA f A 4 m A j V rt1 AA J f P A O MQmxxmi Impure Blodd fiiig tired rjBimuoiiAJWt opkftteuUle DXliBBI 11 TOISMT BY leuturluan AND FBIBAI I0BJIHR CHAS M MEACHAM JUBiiCRlPTIOX 2A v f 5i Hr- YEAR IN ADVANOh jlal Locals iB tocaneadlngnoticesaQcents per line apr 5 cents iter line each Insertion tatcs for standing mvertWemeuts tumiahe apfllortttnu KFloK 812 mi SOUTH MAIK STREET mm iinnriji V s ji y l 1 DKUOOUATIC TIOICKT For Governor T WAT UAUOIN ol Mercer For Lieutenant Governor HT TYLER of Falton It v e s EOFORDoIcW ForAUdltoi If CNORM AN o Boono For Register Ot the Land OiUco ForTrcasuror c aite ticket have inv andihfL proved their oondtion materially within the past two weeks Hardin will come to Louisville with a major tho defection here ity so large will not imperil his chances ot elec- V mu uuuu uuu m wo weeKS ago it riili uyu j ceded this city to Bradley by 8500 majority To day on the eve of Iho election the Critic does not believe that Bradley will carry Louisville by L000 votes if indeed he can lead Hardiu at all Tho prospect of supremacy has caused hundreds of Democrats to get back into the traces and yote the straight ticket Louisville Critic whoUi1 Iu the governors race Gten Hardia rerj well Wai th mum ot my t during tb8 spring t aiartral years pact thl IJwdthattired Xeeliajr was that I ot do could much taken weak and so work Hoods For several years I have o LV WISE ior your money T r- i uii i Neinbar A 106 ty a i hit it ssssz J 12 i f BE WISE and avoid ihe imposition of those wh6 wouldclothe BEAAARE the unscrupulous dealer who is simply i Sarsapofilla It has olcauBed you in worthless garmentsmnd charge you double prices iot the same out regularly and my blood driven off that sys- ¬ IIWH IMHHW IM1W WWW MiBiH tired feeling and built up my whole tem HoodaSarsaparlllalias also bonefite other members of my family so that we would not be without a supply Stephen McClakk Greenwood Arkansas E SURE TO The best goddsthatyour itfoneywillprocure GUSWANUOot WolfeFor Attorney General W JUENDlUCKof Fleming ForSoorotary olState HENRY S HALE oi Graves Forrtiipt of Public Instruction D PORTER THOMPSON of Owen fFot Commissioner of Awledlture ION UNALLofLoulavllloV For h allroad Commissioners FLETCHER DEM PaEY of Hopkins J GEO HALEXANDEKofJefforson GREEN R KELLAR of Nicholas ForClrouttCourt Judge L C LINN of Calloway JFnr Magistrate Pembroke District WML PARKER t 1 For CltyCouncllmen First ward R H HOLLAND fSeoond wan J DUDLEY WARE Third ward DENNIS RPERRY i Fourth ward GEO D DALTON Sixth ward E M FLACK 1 Walter Forrester one of Bradleys closest friends says his candidate will be elected by 7000 to 15000 majority He concedes tho Democrats 4501 in the First 2000 in the Second j 2000 in the Fourth and 3000 in the Sev enth He claims a stand off in the Third Sixth and Tenth and 1000 Republican plurality in tho Eighth 1500 to 8000 in the Ninth 12000 n the Eleventh and from 8000 to 9000 He will find his calcu in the Fifth lations at least 2000 wrong in this district The Second will offset any majority the Fifth will give Bradley Hoods Sarsaparilla Is the Only True Blood Purifier Prominently In the pubUo eye WEAR The MAUWOT r rif CLOTHING A SHOE r t vjfjj GO fl 6 for f 5 pill and HOOd S PillS thft fBllrMtbarUe tic flr dlnncr POSITIONS GUARANTEED under reasonable conditions Do not car it can not be done till you send for free catalogue of INSPECT OUR FALL And WINTER STOCK L V V V ij-m- A- v tj -jil V M i- fiaknr DRAUGiGNSFRACTiCAL Clothing ru4ne44 QwL Furnishings Shoes Caps OMrcoats Boots f A i i V Hats See to1 4tlK i e-- Seventh ward V A PPOOL This College is strongly endorsed by bankers Draughons Gen Hardin expects togotoLoui9- - and merchants FOUR weeks by is equal to method of teaching bookkeeping ville with not less than 21000 major TWELVE Vfeelsy the old plan Special ad¬ vantages in ttaostnand Penmanship and Teleg ity He claims 7000 in the First raphy Cheap xard Open to both sexes Ko vacation Enter now Railroad Fare Paid 3000 in the Second 1000 in the nntfR ITIITW We have recently prepared LIU IB u OIULI books on Bookkeepino Third 3000 in the Fourth 6000 in Shorthand anu Penmanship especially adapt- ¬ study Write for Home Study the Sixth 5000 in the Seventh 2000 ed to homeonce circulars at jm jii mill ijirl NasUTllle Teun flp arr A Virfa T THE Largest Stock ever brought yl Hopkinsville V 4 ft iutho Eighth 2000 in the Tenth IQaiQiQotlt Glotljiiig THE Slioe Co Q He concedes a stand off in the Ninth THE LEAGUE OF VIRTUE and 8000 majority to Bradley in the Eleventh He says in 25 years cam- - Origin of a Society That Flourished Early In tho Century naicniuir experience he hasuever i The Courier Journal closes its won- known Democrats to be so thoroughly Tho Leaguo of Virtue was one of derful support of Hardin by resor- aroused Ho is not in the least un those political organizations which ting to the lowest methods of the easy about the result Owensboro sometimes spring up in countries the inhabitants of which are restless un- ¬ common campaign liar The state- Messenger der foreign domination It was an as- ¬ silver men in the ment that the sociation of German students formed Democrats you know the record of western districts make no conceal--tmen- t in 1813 afleV the disastrous cam ¬ of their intention to scratch the the Republican party in this city and paign of Napoleon in Russia had whole ticket exceptt Hardin is with county You know to what measures practically broken his power in the out one scintilla of truth No such it is committed You know the char center of Europe Having learned threat has been made in any paper acter of its moving spirits who de- that he was not invincible discontent and no double standard Democrat light in making incendiary speeches in Germany under tho rule of the Jias publicly announced his inten- to secret night meetings called to French manifested itelf in many sion to scratch any part of the ticket heap abuso upon white peoDle and ways among which this was one which had The bolters are all from the other Democrats Remember that you vote The organization ¬ be- not only for yourself but for your branches in every college and uniide Hardin will lead the ticket versity town in Germany had for cause many Populists will vote for mother wife or daughter Vote for its object the total expulsion of tho iiim on account of his friendship for good government Vote for honesty French from every part of tho Gerbimetallism and not because Tyler and decency Vote for white rule in man territory and the members Hale Null or any olher man on the Kentucky Vote the straight Demo- bound themselves by an oath never cratic ticket to rest never to cease conspiring or ticket will bo scratcbo J The Journal to desist from public pr private agi- ¬ is not only unfair but if Bill Nye was rotten egged at Pat tation so long as a French soldier to tell the truth in trying has ceased to justify its remarkable change of ersbn N J one night last week He remained on German soil Thoutrh V platform t too drunk mainly appeared Vase and its secret warfare on the to performon theafter he went to the dents composed of university stu its membership comprised and Democratic candidate for governor persons of every class it was joined hearers followed It hatenot only done nothing to help depot a lot of hishis departure with by professors ministers merchants him and hastened jthB ticket but it has been a dead artisans peasants and others and Joad for the party to carry and the a shower of ancient eggs and decayed its principles were an embodfment city in chances are that Bradley will get turnips He left thejinrMMwhi bad odor of the undying hatred of Germans for Frauce aud Napoleon some votes ouof its editorial rooms Hush ISIulholland has made affi But in spite of its treachery a conv Harvard Coolness davit that he paid Bradley S1000 to plete and glorious victory will be won A relative paid get him pardoned The proverbial coolness of tho wiri day the pardon broker S750 for him and typical Harvard man was exhibited he gave his own note for the other in a Boston car the other night and Harvey Breathitt Secretary of the the angry disadvantage of the other S250 Republican committee and one of people In the car who didnt it partys principal leaders and Now that Durrant the San Fran- ¬ It was after the theater havenot 4 tis and managers in the county will not vote cisco murderer and Holmes the only every seat was filled but there for Bradley In fact ho will uot even Philadelphia swindler and assassin was even no empty strap for a cheerful-lovote for his brother Jim although have both been sentenced to death oking young fellow with a Har- ¬ Jim is needing votes like the Texan let us hope the newspapers will find vard band on his hat who got on last needed a pistol Hewill not vote at something else to talk about After riding a short distance a all because he cant It came about HMMHaMtaMMWHi puff of smoke came up through tho this way Harvey was helping Bob Col Green Clay brother of the late Conway touch off a lot sale on Octo- gubernatorial aspirant and recent floor proclaiming something wrong¬ with tho battery In a second alber 1st and forgot to register He card writincr bolter has written an most the car was empty with the wasnt sick and ho wasnt out of town open Jotter condemning the course of exception of tho last comer and the and as ho could not tell a lie he had the Paris sorehead conductor who was throwing sand to own that he was shut out from on tho flames Tho flro was put out participation in the only election the Bradley will be beaten worse lo very soon and tle passengers came Republicans ever had a chance of day than he was eight years ago surging back to find the best cornor winning It is too bad but there is whenBuckners majority was about seat filled by thoHarvard boy Idont see what you fellows were jiothing to bo done about it Ho 16000 In such a hurry for he remarked cant even vote in the Wet or Dry Take care of vtho poultry The to a man near him as a car which election that will enliven the holi- ¬ hud come up in tho rear pushed them days Any professional kicker with Democratic rooster is in dangerous i to their destination N Y Herald power legs who desires to proximity to the negro cabin Briefly Qefined exhibit his prowess in the kicking Watch that rooster and if there is line can doubtless secure a steady An olevatlng remark Going any job from seven until four to day by do itscratching to do let the chicken Working for bread Yeast calling on Mr Breathitt When not The tiungry After dinuer watching the Democratic majority The gume cock of Democracy will tramp in his rricinct ue can prob- roost on increase that negro cabin to night Getting treed Leaves ably be found on the river bank at Good books at auction Pocket Philip Francis Snijth a former tho waterworks discussing the darn p osporous druggisf and for years books site and other objects more or less o nnected with St Marv and Eliza A pair of bloomers Two florists pleasing to the eye beth hospital was found dead in his Atchison Globe j HOWE JEWELRY CO ae HAS THE MOST ELEGANT LINE OF Jewelry Watches DIAMONDS Bric-a-brClocks Silverware Spectacles Cut glass Art Goods of a large city ALL AT LIVING PRICES ever seen outside Personal attention given to t Watch Remember the place HOWE JEWELRY COMPANY Clocliy Call on us for Reliable Goods and Repairing 209 SOUTHHMAIN ST Two Doors North of J Anderson Co IY1 and Jewelry Repairing JAS HOWE 9 MGR Courier-- JSP wo-horse I rnntnww- The Louisville Post announces that will issue extra editions to day 1 giviug election news It will be to- unombercd that tho Post made a spe wciulty of this hue of business on the Mi W iiprmiry lection day in 191 and au- ra iHOincod i i one of its extraatiintsAth yerton haLprovon himself an jfeasys logvHCaruth ami Wcperifajtt - y1 When tier votes were counted Atier- - poisoning nf TniiBtrfllo MVVAW lJ 411AJ frm milniml U1U1UU1UD it Highestof allin Leavening Power Latest US Govt Report a salt cellar when ihe Ports Extras today V yontftm Dse lbunl iu tliuificoJ iy idU lveryadnhird re i r f-At sBs dFr 4 S A HLv r wmwmi 2iBl H Baking CjmWMwA jfBg iMiwiwWWllMWWMU USLtti simmmmm w UMU ki 6 LUTSK iJPW - 6 nrwtJsatttaIKeatfl positive of their Identity After a careful investigation and long con- ¬ Beported by Tatum Embby Co So Do clared the Two Principals sideration the referee decided the LIVE STOCK COMMISSION MEBCHANTS DOUBBOK STOCK YARDS preponderance of testimony to be In a Divoroo Proceeding against the defendant and passed an not Former Friends Sworo to the Co- order which was approved by the QUOTATIONS ntraryA Uemarkablo Case In tlio Brooklyn city court annulling tho Annals of a UlncS County marriage Mrs Hyde had no chil ¬ Louisville Kt Oct 25 Cattle If Y Court Receipts 150 and 24 calves Shipdren by her second marriage to ments 16 Market very slow but no Friends volunteered assistance The annals of the divorce courts enable her to carry her case to the moterial change in prices demand contain many curious histories superior court but she concluded to about equal to the supply said an bid lawyer to a writer or abldoby tho decision of the referee Hogs Receipts 90S Shipments the Washington Post ubut to me the 105 Market firm tons 3 70 lis hts I- 1 wiM most remarkable case I ever heard me n ijonvicts in jl micmgun aiaie w CR Al juu uuu iuoh iair unaer of wa3 tried in Kings county New prison have many moro favors than i moderate receipts York a dozen years ago Both par those of almost any other neniteu- - LnEKP nd Lambs Receipts 210 ruled d1 ties were prominent In society and tiary in the United States and it is some time thjnattcr was kept the for of the management of the SJSESffilSnoe8 a secret Mrs Martin was a young institution that for this rcasAn there WBht shipping 8 60to 4 00 wife and mother of one child when are fewer outbreaks or lawlessness Best butchers S CO to 00 Fair to fjood butchers 9 60 to 8 25 iu 1862 her husband enlisted in the than are found elsewhere Among Common to medium butchers 2 00 toU 60 union army She hoard from him at the favors granted to them hero Is Thin rough steerspoor cows and scalawags 1 00 to 1 75 intervals for more than a year and that of keenlnff and caring for birds Good to extra oxen T 3 25 to 8 60 common to medium oxen 1 25 to a 25 then followed along period of silence There are fully slxliundred feathered Feeders 10001b fp 1200ft 8 25 to 8 lH Next she received intelligence of his songsters In Michigan s principal 8tocIer3ccTn-rC- 1 60 to 3 26 1 25 to 3 65 Mrs Martin donned wid- penal institution all owned and death Veal calves a 60 to 660 Choice milch cows 25 00to80 00 ows weeds arid while mourning her cared for by the convicts and as Fair to good milch cows husbands death her child died She soon as- daylight approaches on Hoos Chotre paoking and butch 12 00 to 18 00 ers 225 1b then took up her residence with bright mornings tbrtr sweet notes Fair to goodto 8001bit 370 packing 180 lb to friends until 1873 when she received are hoard in striking contrast to tho to 870 the attentions of a Mr Hyde a well natural feelings of their owners 8C5 to 870 i 120 lb to 150 lb r an n known business man and a widower Many of the most hardened crim- ¬ Fat shoats Fat 8hoats100lbtol201b V 060to860 with seven ohlldren The courtship inals from their general appearance Boughs 160 lb to 100 lb 815 to 3 25 extended over a period of cloven and history would not be expected SnEEPAMD Lbs Good to exsblp- - 2 25 to 3 60 ping sheep 4 months during which time Mr to care for anything of a refining Fair to good I 76 to 3 36 1 35 to 1 75 Common tomedlum ji Hyde was informed of Mrs Martins nature yet they tenderly care for Bucko 1 00 to 3 60 MxtraUmbaT Kentuoxylms 3 00 to8 96 former marriage and eleven years and caress their little pets Fair to good Tennessee 3 60 to 8 00i to medium Common after Martins reported death they - tmonn More than three quarters of tho i mil cuua VI UUIIH 41 were married Nothing happened to cells In one or the prison disturb thdr happiness until about more canaries and contain they ate also 100 Rbwabd 100 ten years later whan Mr Hyde in ¬ found in various shops throughout formed her that Martin wasllving tho institution Iuringthe dayth6 The readers of this paper will b in the suburbs of Brooklyn with a cages are hung outsideth calls to pleased to learn that thercisafcleasti - V Investigations give tho birds wife and children dseasothatvsciencb has light and air but as one dreaded to been able to CUre in nil its afarma - tho man did live in soon qs tho proved that convict returns from and Jthatit U Catarrh Brooklyn a stated and also that work HalFaCatarrh at night tho cage is taken in ¬ Cureisthe only positive cure now he had left the oity In 1862 and en- ¬ side known to tho medicalfraternity Ca- tered the array This practice has been carried on tarrh being a constitutional disease k The case came up before the ref-¬ in thb prison for years and tho offl constitutional treatment eree and there Martin swore that ciols say that inspead of any detri- - S s Catarrh Curo skehiuternal- I mil Mrs Hyde that mental effect being noticeably the ly acting directly upon the blood and he had never A he was a single man when be joined llttlo songsters have proved a beno mucous surfaces of thRvntom fUoroVw the array that he married on his rq fit as thoy not onlyjylve thoicellsa I destroying the foundation nf fHiii sfreiigth by turn for the first time and had since more homelike appearance but they andivingnho patfe been a resident of Brooklyn and also wield a decided influence In- thd building up tho constitution and mado no concealment of hrs mar way of humanizing tho tnbst reck- ¬ proprietors havemuel faitE1ii When Mrs Hyde was svyqrn rlagd less nd Hardened criminal curatiye powers tuti they 7oftiMiA o jm 6ho called on God In the most sol BeslcieSj being permitted o keep emn manner to wltness that shefiad the bircis ortheako Qf- - their com ¬ never seen Mr Martin and when pany andrlnfluenco thocpnvlots aro failsttoureSafelirtti4i8ti fbo two were confronted Iwlth each alubv allowed to raise them toSelL pther nejther wag In thoj slightest and miwyrdollar Is credited tcUhal roanrier dlscdncerted nd repeated fiirmk nr1fkftVi5rtn2 iiS5L- their formerdeniilifTer harftlg ninc vi vuuiwLuuuuiinL nin jdloi UQueof the money rell4pp W filiria anil 4AAtialni th le of the blrda until l 5dl- Qr Uun u but it u plaoad to UfM of boto howvvcr t ti At- ri- pain ossbitoifcJMsl A NEVEK MET BEFORE LIVE STOCK MA11KET 1 A 1 fcA 4 rv-vr vv-rvr-- v- T v 1 sn ifa b- TJLnriiiUiriJ tll i rrffwrlrr imm MMMisVsHHflNlsHMklAMuk gd v 4i l M v f j I W a ij Young Anthorow tific arid medical men of the day was is oruel and wrong found h this Some Fact Concerning that Great The little book of stories by Miss Doctors and Scholars Declare Against to Inflict torment upon Jiving ani ¬ Vf Money Depository Florence Frances Brasher which was IN THIS Jts Indiscriminate Use NOTHING BUT NEWS fOUND mals simply to illustrate well known The Bankof England is the great COLUMN Thqre was ope feature of the nine- ¬ physiological facts or ad a method recently put oil the market hero is est bank in the world Jn its early teen thvdunual meeting of the Amor spoken of in words of high commen- ¬ ¬ imifciMRfi days tho bank employed 54 clerks can Htimano society which was re ¬ of research Into curious physiologic ¬ dation by all who have read it There AlccouHt ot the Intest Hnp conA Condensed and tho yearly salary list amounted cently held In the city Of Minneapo ¬ al phenomena whlch have no are three stories Ih a Day of Dark ¬ penlugs Tenoiy TiUlfor JJuy Itoadors to but little over 20000 tho chief lis says jtlle New York Independent ceivable relation to the cure or treat nesB Where DeepWaters Flowed dealors and I iVTeold reliable furniture The two first accountant receiving 1225 a year whichas of special interest to all ment of disease and A Bitter Lesson Ed Jvellya Chicago pugilist was At thepresent time the number of are novelettes of fifty pr more pages j whdhaye paid even but cursory In Imperial Favor arrested at Dallas Tex for burglaryg employea is 1500 f the last a short story Tliey aro all Oiir meri 9 complain of our doggerel subject of vivisection Ana ayiiin gowngsiaie entirely Saok Dempsey the pugilist died No nqtoof the 50000 or so issded This feature was the report of the Queen Sophia of Sweden is one of written in a charming stylo They want us to letup on Qrover AndflnaneVdog tole at Portland Ore of consumption daily is ever issued again Each medical committee of the national the most enthusiastic friends and frpe from affectation and bombast common The only way they can stop us errors that young Three prominent Armenians ac noteas itfjispaid in is cancelled and organization an tho vivisection in promoters of tho Salvation Army authors fall into Her descriptions Orgetsom0 verses new to keep us selling Furniture is cusedof causing the Trebizond riots an acc6untkept of its filing One of vestigations mado by the committee The Salvation Army also is receiv- ¬ aro well executed and not overdone And give us more to do are tobe executed RENSHAW PYLK the curiosities of the bank is a 25 during the yedr The committee ing tokens of imperial favor at St Her characters well drawn and the Julian a Wabash engineer note which was paid in after being set out to ascertain tho views of Petersburg Among the cordial re- ¬ plots admirably developed On the Nfinrlv ovflrv fnmilv in Mia United f TB States keeps a bottle of whiskey in was held for the grand jury on account out 111 years In the bankalbum soraVvfo thousand leading physi ¬ sponses sent by Emperor Nicholas¬ whole the stories are interesting in¬ for large notes and other curiosities cians medical practitioners au- ¬ in person to the messages of con- their subject matter pure in concepthe house ThiB applies as wellto ofjtho wreck at lartinsburg Mo is a lQ0000abank note which was thors ministers college presidents dolence which ho received from tion and delineated in well chosen Jowavvansas ana Vermont as w Seventy two St Louis letter carriers regard the young tateiRhere its sale is not prohibited nave been informed thdt charges have once JssUed for convenience in a and teachers in various parts of this abroad at tho time of his fathers words Weunusual talent forauthor as a girl of she is transactioninvolving a large amount country and England on the vivisec- ¬ death and of congratulation on his Some keep it as a beverage some been preferred against them still little more than a child and the In of money as atonic some as a niodicine tion question It presented in its marriage were dispatches vyhlch he people of Hopkinsville when they if itherca8 it is important that fit The grand jury which investigated Whether lost or stolen the banks report a collation of the interviews himself addressed to G en Booth consider that she is dependent upon Kr should be old and pure alleged legislative boodling at Gales notes will always be paid To What Ba30 Uses f f Once a thus dbtained her pen for a livelihood should en111 returned no indictments I W Harpers Nelson County Ky burg clerk ran away with about 100000 Ah mo sighed the old hand courage and aid her by helping her It would be quite natural to expect Whiskey has been examided by the W J Taylor was killed by a fall- ¬ of notes to dispose of the entire edition of her For sixth months antagonism to vivisection on the press Ive had a hard row leading chemists throughout the ing tree in Fleming county He was worth the theft and number of notes were part of the members of the Humano slnco the editor died Peopleto hoe meritorious little book It sells at 50c country and its purity has in every a descendant of Zachary Taylor dont advertised and at the end of that society but It was hardly to bo ex ¬ seem ta know what I was made for at the book stores or may be ordered case been highly recommended by mail Geo W Shields was convicted of time a Jew appeared with them and pected at least such would be the SOLD BY At first they used mo for a corn X criminal libel at Bardfatown and fined demanded that they be paid On conclusion of those who have upheld sholler and now theyre using me Carpenters have completed their j 260 H6pkinsville Ky being refused ho went to the ex- - vivisection that over1 five hundred for a gridironwork on Rocky Bidge Baptist church Mr Thomas Hal soy was frightfully change and raised such an outcry of the two thousand persons inter¬ Dont growl replied the office in Trigg county and tho building is burned at Owensbofo Her dress saying that as the bank refused to viewed should pronounce eraphatic towol for yo havent suffered half now being painted There will be caught fire from a grate pay its own notes it must be insol- ¬ aliyin favor of a total abolition of as much as I have Last summer preaching in the new church on the An Oklahoma physipian was fatally vent that the bank called him back vivisection Yet such was the case they used mo for a baseball bat and second Saturday and Sunday in this shot by his fourteen-year-ol- d son and paid him the full amount of the andsome very prominent people now theyre using me for an ax han ¬ montn stolen notes whom he was chastising were among the number Andln dle Frank L Stanto In Atlanta Three thousand Democrats in the We will sell at public auction on Another time one of tho directors deedi a still more significant fact was Constitution Gov Clarke won after all and the Second district did not vote last year deposited 150000 and took a single this tljat only about two hundred fight at Hot Springs did not como There were six or eight hundred Shakespeares Grandmother off Both Corbett and Fitzsimmons note- He put the piece of paper on and forty of the entire two thousand in each of the counties of Hr Silveyls farm 2 miles West have left the state themantelpiece and fell asleep On were In favor of the unrestricted viv- ¬ Shakespeares grandmothers name at E waking he found the note gone He isection which Is claimed as the sci ¬ has been discovered in some old wills Daviess Union and Henderson of Hopkihsville the following prop The cases against Fitzsimmons thoughtit had fallen in to the fire and entific prerogative of the medical In- ¬ at Northampton She was Alice Christian and Hopkins alone in- ¬ erty Julian Brady and been Horses mules cattle sheep and dismissed on their Corbett have leave got another note giving a guaran- ¬ sister of Francis Griffyn of Bray creased their 1892 votes This year agreement to vestigator hogs farming implements of all the State ty that if the first note eyer turned The pith of tho collated expression brook descended from the old Welsh we mav expect a full vote and look- iinds reapers mowers wagons cul up he would be responsible for it out for a 5000 majority in the Second from somo of the most noted scien kings of Powis N Y Sun It is Teported that Thomas Hardin tivators plows ets Also about 60 bbls corn and JonathanBlankenship were killed Thirty years later the man having Terms made known on day of sale in an encounter in Pike county near died in the meantime the first note p was presented for payment at the the Virginia borderline E H SIVLEY SON bank and the bank stood the loss Oct 29 1895 l The dead body of Alexander Bush The mans estate had been divided Mra F M Girand desires a share was found hanging from a limb in and nothing could be recovered -Clay county It is not settled whether of your patronage in dress making it was a case of suicide or lynching Clerks of standing and character guaranteed Satisfaction Terms are selected to William C Stivers of Garrard who every night of remain at the bank reasonable 9th street above depot the yoar and on Sunsued Miss West for breach of prom- - days tf and bank holidays A guard ¬ ise has abandoned the case and marof soldiers is on duty every night Buckner Co real estate and in- ¬ ried Miss Yallie Green and they are assisted by a body of surance Office over 1st National Col Cody Bowen who was the ank oct25lmo oldest survivor of the Union army in watchmenconsisting of porters and Kentucky t died in Anderson county workmen fully trained how to act in case of an emergency Chicago aged ninety four years A BIT OF HISTORY News J R Pugh Mayor of Vanceburg Napoleon and tha Six Coalitions 1 and a life long Republican has anRATTLESNAKE BITES Among European Powers G nounced that he will Six coalitions were made by the Democratic candidate forsupport the An Old Florida Negro Claims to representaHave an Infallible Cure powers of Europe against France tive in his district of The wonderful iresuits of the snake The first was made and Napoleon W P Bentley of Leslie county an euro of Si Forman the old negro in 1793 and comprised all the states ex member of the and a of Ettfpe except Sweden and Den prominent politicianlegislature deadly snake charmer were shown one fought a markIti was ended by the treaty duel with Bige Hignite u mountain morning when he cured himself of No 18 Niiitli St The sec- tough Friday Hignite died instant the bite of a rattlesnake of dampo Formio 1797 Forman was exhibiting his collection of ratond was formed in 1799 and com- ly and Bentley eight hours later prised Russia Austria England tlers at the corner of Ilogan and Bay The board of lady Naples PortugalTurkey and several Kentucky exhibit at managers of the streets and while handling a large the Atlanta ex smaller states The peace of Lune position has removed Mrs Jas E rattler that ho Captured at Fort ville Tvhich ended this confederacy Cantrill the president on account of George a few days ago the snake came in 1801 The third coalition disagreements about the program for struck at him and managed to inflict m was formed in 1895 and comprised Kentucky day Nor 16th two wounds in his left hand For h man went on with tho performance England Austria Russia and Swcd Saturday night the Democrats held en and was broken to pieces by the a rally at tho Shady Grove school and did not seem to mind the bite at great victory at AuBterlitz and the house which was interrupted by out all until he felt in his pocket and peace of Presbufg 1805 The fourth siders The confusion became so found that ho did not have a bottle of coalition formed in 1806 comprised great that Chairman Ball was com- his remedy with him He then went Prussia Saxony Great Britain and pelled to adjourn the meeting A gen- ¬ into Williams drug storo and satuRussia It was disputed by Jena eral fight ensued and Hall was so rated a handkerchief with ammonia W Vvs I and Eylau ancl ended by the treaty badly shot that he may not recover and wrapped It around the hand The was shot the bowels of Tilsit in 1807 Tho fifth coalition John Da rick clubbed ininthe head and performance waa then finished and If you want to see the LARGEST and MOST BEAUTIFUL John Harris he started for home to apply the made in April 1809 lasted only until others badly injured snake cure He took somo of the the battle of Wagram in July of the STOCK OF DRV OODS remedy Internally and also applied The sixth coalition same year TOBACCO NEWS Ever placed on exhibition in this city attend the opening of formed in 1813 comprised Prussia some to the wound After wrapping a piece of cloth around the hand he Russia Austria Great Britain and LOUISVILLE MAIIKET 41t Sweden and resulted in tho down- ¬ came down town again Major House sold 22 hhds 3 lihds ¬ fall and banishment of Napoleon to Forman was seen the other evenHarrison Co leaf at 9 80 9 10 8 60j ing and showed the wounds on his St Helena Mason lugs at 6 20 610 5 60 4 95 hahd There were two bites about 3 Montgomery lugs and trash at 5 80 A Strange Coincidence 3 80 3 OOj 2 Nelson leaf at 7 80 7 10 an inch apart and about one inch The incidents inreal life that are 5 Spencer lugs at 5 20 5 10 4 60 4 10 long He stated that when the Stranger than fiction are popping up 8 9i 2 Caldwell dark leaf at 4 6U snake bit him the hand commenced all the time Recently hi Stt Louis 4 10 8 Caldwell trash at 210 2 00 to swell but as soon as the remedy had been applied all was over and he John Bennett a cripple whose legs 1 90 were cut off at the knees went to says that he will now suffer no seri- ¬ OLARKSVILLE MABKET ous results The hand will pain him the city hospital for relief from the Fridays Tlmea for a few days and will then bo as excruciating pain that he felt in his The local tobacco market was injured limbs He had also just strong this week but the grades were well as ever with the exceptiqn of dreamed that his father whom he largely common Only a few hogs- two scars that are always left by a -had not seen sinoe he was a baby heads above the medium grades were snake bite warallve While In the hospital he seen Lugs and common leaf preForman was asked about his snake VV told a Recent rains did the cure but he declined to say of what chance acquaintance of his dominated dream and this man hannened to crop in the barns good but it was it wis made He stated that he ob- ¬ s the vduncr mans father and not sufficient to make a handling sea tained the recip from an old Sem ¬ son besides the weather continues too iwo were brought together inole Indian who made him swear J cool This is the first day of a new to- - neror to reveal it Forman claims All wool blue and black Cheviot mixed grays bacco year The following figuresore that the remedy is an infallible cure u ronauio Buurcw uuc mu omciat for snake bites and as an evidence and browns double or single breasted--wort- h 00 Xva lrum Ut tbrt vaiorOBa jp4 rf report from the Board of Tradehas of its merits are scarg made by every cent of 750 iionliQOTrMl8 Bt m eom out not been made up Receipts for tie snake bites all over his hands He week 183 hhds for tho year 2964 and Bquqsiyo af has never made any of it for sale World hhds offerings for the week 81fi and he has never made any test of it Mens pure all wool blue and black and fancy hhds for the year 89137 hhds so far as Is known on any person Cheviot and Cassimere suits round and straight sales for the week 198 hhds for the Awrdd other than himvelf Jacksonville cut suits that other merchants are getting 8 to The quotations year 28957 hhds HiyhwrKonors Wor 9 for We offer you now for are common to crood lus SI 75 to Fla Citiaen W 5 50 common to good leaf 4 50 to MiMI M- tpefcig far - vt Tf j- 7 tattrriLMumn Jf5 w - J tin 4 it pilHW ij V 4 r 4 ft S4 in- tW t h v I l V1 ilJ 74 frHfaJpr v VM AS W VMw f L tr es w to t 15 i J J THE p ANK OP ENGLAND AGAINST VjVjSECTIOf 5 i MTf RSPGI41L0P4LS AROM AlTOiBOUT V Mi ilil tt r Mmm ii tfajtiivt Hap-i-mll- M Jrs Efceisiav r WBpngj Pil SI Saturday Nov 23 stay-at-hom- es You Will Want AT 43c Until they are cEiririxrv COLD ra cirxg to TkLqs What AgC EACH 3 et Colder Why LAP ROBES Of Course 4 DOZEN one Always Sold For Before ZOeSS S f BIArzTS Every Description F A Yost Co I 01 OPENING RICHARDS GO WEDNESDAY THURSDAY OCTIQ f rWW m SPECIAL SALE tOF-I feknW Mens and Boys Suits 5 13 aqm t idi Flr 6s 11 50 19 telww tLilt vwutyi iR r J Coming unit Going mT T fc l EJJ I wi Tt ir a hn tL A i W o WBAmfwmlMZ fcWl l rAi fj rt a rK CIIEAM rtfvkJ iiy a Jmm p LBftKM A Vr x 11 v KB Tho Ketf court of appeals has decided a tucky case5 giving a negro woman damages Nashville against the Louisville Uailroad Co because a white man in passing through the car used biasphemous lanfiruaere On the other handj this federal court in Kentucky Louisville Ky Nov 2 li alone- Anclot Fallacy is not servant girl stupidity An for many hal educated people 5f AJ1 Soma such great potency the sun Is supposed to possess in a power to extinguish any poor Qfo made by human hands Thisfbellef ft Ispos slbie owes Its orllhin sun worship for of all- natureVphendmena the Action pf4Ke8unrausthavo een the 1iOOas8ertthatsunlightputsoufcfire Genuine imported clay worsted English Cas- simeres and Thibets blue black and mixtures orth everywhere 1250 This week 10 00 Childrens knee pant suits two pair pants and V clmwith each suifcM- to 15 years hWi l -i- th Kentucky court rf appeals maintains A pur Gapt Crm f TtrUr tow Act Pre such a law is necMwarr m a Dolict i AmmiM auim r anv inr aauiiQrvtv i x-f R FUfwBIMADE rJr fj Mir MOST PERFECT w 1 HMH iHV wBHHHjH tT k j thywei e roadiHjroB oneHwnjqhpVdnhejft theXlawiuicoiwtM0nalK onprlmltlvCmac3rknowiposl656dt6 rideiii aadpj ttivriy itHftttheuji has nothinu- t aratecbaohrtffdalootirtho 1 Y4ijj imported Tricot cloth vne ages 4 to years cap i ihpma 3 00 t- r Arid outhth4NThtJgiv ifi rT i VP 15 two pair pants v A kn aKA 1 M 6 bt uu uvrv m w 6 n rf ic KOPKIHSTILUS KENTUCKIAm L CSOSSrafG s7rssMsssssssssssssssssssssssssMM TaBSteii sifcss-- IfJttay b that when JmouB A Saa of Burnlnsr Baud In th Heart tion of this desert for which the gov ¬ of tho Ooatlant ernment paid 10000000uhe believed that he was getting a part on the Gulf Vi Irieidwtnlly toantioMMl Qdn Gadsden executed Jte ptirchaae of the western por- ¬ 9 hb 1 ssssssssssv A WLk H 1 L H sH 1 I BH hH u VA H V B One ot the Mest Dismal Stretches of Ter ¬ of Mexico and congress was led into ritory In ttie Worla JIott tbe the same erron The strjp of sand pur- ¬ Unlteil fitatog Acalred It chased was that portion of Arizona for Infants and Children MOTHERS Do Yon Xto Tou Without labeling them poisons Do You Know and morphine ars stupefying narcotic poisons Cordial many so called Soothing Syrups and most remedies for children are composed of opium or morphine novy that opium c I rsr Know that in most countries druggists are not permitted to sell narcotics Po Yon Know that you should not permit any medicine to be given your child unless you or your physician know of what it is composed Po Yon Know that Castoriaisn Po Yon Know that Castorla purely vegetable preparation and that a list of Ha Ingredients Is published with every bottle I is the prescription of the famous Dr Samuel Pitcher been in use for nearly thirty years and that more Castorla is now sold than ofnil other remedies for children combined hat it has N V ft Po Yon Know that the Tatent Office Department of the United States and of other countries have issued exclusive right to Dr Fltcher and his assigns to use the word Castorla and its formula and that to imitate them is a state prison offense I t Po Yon Know that one of the reasons for granting this government protection Tros because Castorla had been proven to be absolutely harmless 7 Po Yon Know that 33 average doses of Castorla are furnished for 35 cents N or one cent a dote 1 Po Yon Know that whetl possessed of this perfect preparation your children may be kept well and that you may have unbroken rest XVell these things are worth knowing They ore facts The fac slmile signature of WT Is on every wrapper Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria FRENCH ACADEMY Voles Lemaltre Is the Latest Addition to tho Forty Immortals The French academy Academic Francaisc wa founded in 1035 by Cardinal Richelieu and is tho first of the five academies constituting tho In Btitut de France the other four being lAcademie des Inscriptions et Belles Lettres lAcademie des Sciences lAcademie des Beaux Arts and lAcad- ¬ emie des Sciences Morales et Poli tlques The academy consists of forty members and its especial duties are the composition of the historical dic ¬ tionary of the French language and tho examination of important literary historical and scientific works It meets at tho I alals dc rinstitut every THE an other district ho was elected by a lair majority While serving in tho house Mr Sibley identified himself with the silver people whose entire confidence ho won by the enthusiastic support which he gave to every one of their HI I j ill HON JOSEPH O 8IBLEY Despite the spasmodic propositions opposition of which mention has been made his nomination for tho presidency in 1890 by the free silver men is virtually Mr Sibley was born in Friendship Allegany county N Y February 18 1850 lie is extensively engaged in farming and stock raising is also a manufacturer of lubricating oils and interested in various other manufactur ing and business enterprises Ho has been president of tho Pennsylvania Dairymans association twice a direct- pr of the American Jersey Cattle club member of tho state board of agriculture director of tho National Association of Trotting Horse Breeders and was elected mayor of Franklin in 1879 assured JULES LEMAITItE Thursday from 3 to 5 p mM and holds an annual meeting in November Each of the forty members receives 1500 francs a year and the secretary re- are appointed as a dictionary ceives 0000 francs Six members who commis- ¬ sion also receive 1000 francs a year Twenty one prix litteraires each and forty prix do vertu are awarded by the academy The list of members is as follows the dates of their election following tho name Ernest Legouve 55 Due de Broglie 62 Charles Camillo Doucet 05 Olivier Emilie Ollivier 70 Due dAuraale 71 Alfred Mcziercs 74 Alexandre Dumas 74 Jules Francois Simon 74 Gaston Boissior 70 Vlctorlen Sardou 77 Due dAudriffet Pasquier 78 Aime Joseph Eousse 80 Rene Francois 81 Louis Pasteur 81 Charles Victor Chcrbuliez 81 Adolphe Per raud 82 Edouard Pailleron 82 Francois Coppoe 84 Ferdinand de Lesseps 84 Joseph Bertrand 81 Ludovic Halevy 81 Jean Baptiste Leon Say 85 Aime Edouard nerve SO Vailery Sully-Irod-hom- Vcrltublo Human Arsenal Otto Neal two years old of Browns burg Ind is a remarkable child in that he lias an abnormal appetite Recently while under a physicians care it was ascertained that he had swallowed several twenty two caliber cartridges a lot of beads and a quantity of passe- ¬ and New Mexico north of tho Gila and Mesilla valleys 460 miles east to Special San FranoleftocCsl Lottcr west and from 40 to 130 miles wide The traveler who malvcs the journey from Sonora to California over the southern route westward to Yuma Mexico crossing tho great Colorado desert of tfhe commissioners understood that more than 600 miles in extent will on the have tho strip extended to Ouaymas a part naturally conclude that we should dulf of Mexico thus including another war against Mextco nnd make on tho gulf But when tho land was de- ¬ her take back some of the territory livered the boundaries read on tho that we took from her The Colorado Yuma river instead of Guaymas A or uma desert comprising a largo state dinner concluded tho purchase portioO of Arizona is a literal sea of and as our Commissioners were not ac burning sand uninhabitable and irre- ¬ customed to the Mexican liquor mes claimable It begins properly about cal they were easily outwitted by the 100 miles west of El Paso extending wily Mexicans The part on tho gulf wetsward to within 100 miles of Los was the only thing worth having and Angeles Cal The descent from the that is what we did not get At Yuma I stepped from tho train nnd was in the act of taking a shot at one of these Apache chiefs with my kodak when an officer approached and stated that I was in the act of com mitting a breach of tho peace for which I was liable to arrest if I did not desist In answer to my query he stated that there was no ordinance pro ¬ hibiting my taking u shot ut un Indian but such nn act was liable to bring on a riot in which land my kodak would be the central figures Their first move would bo a slower of Btoncs at the kodak to break the instrument and de ¬ stroy the picture Several tourists had been stoned in this manner he said and in order to prevent a breach of the peace the officers now kept a lookout for passengers with a kodak and fore- ¬ warned them The Yumas oa do most all Indians believe that ill luck Bick FLEEING FR0H A HAND OF APACnES ness or death immediately follows the taking of their pictures that tho ac- ¬ eastern rim Ib from 4000 feet above sea curacy of the picture takes something level to fifty below tho basin being from them Dressed in the panoply of about equi distant war as their ancestors of old they Bit Irrigationists arc urging a scheme and await the arrival of the pale face for the reclamation of this great desert tourist and sell him beads wlckerware by digging canals to the Pacific ocean moccasins bows and arrows and from 100 to 200 miles in length They miniature stono gods at high tariff claim that this inundation would pro- prices duce rains and cavise vegetation to Excepting tho railroad stations the grow thus reclaiming an empire of only signs of life on this sandy waste Band This vast scheme it is estimated are the lizard and the Gila monster would require 20000000 IrrigationThis alleged monster is much cxagger ists favor It but it is not likely that rated It is a species of lizard and is such a measure will be considered by harmless It is from 12 to 18 inches congress espesially as there are mil- long hibernates in the sand in the Gila lions upon millions of acres of land valley from which it takes its name awaiting the settler already reclaimed and needing no irrigation Along this dreary sand waste the eye is occasionally relieved by an oasis a railroad station houso amid a clump of green trees with a little garden in the rear containing a few fruit trees These little oases are found at inter vals of twenty and thirty miles along the line of the railroad the only signs of civilization for a dreary stretch oi 600 miles with the exception of tho two ancient Indian towns of Tucson and Yuma Here live tho descendants ot those Indians whose civilization is so old that not a tradition remains and whose cities were in ruins when tho Spaniards came three hundred yeara ago At Yuma the confluence of tho Yuma and Colorado rivers there flourYUMA INDIANS IN STATE DltESS ished a civilization older than our own but there are no indications that an at- About one third of it is moutli its tempt was made to reclaim tho great natural color is Talack shading to buff desert They lived along tho banks of but takes the color of tho rock or other the rivers aqdin the fertile valley near object upon which it crawls as the A great deal of fiction by which tho conquering Spaniards chameleon christened Santa Cruz This ancient has been written about the harmless scat of civilization of the Aztecs has Gilamonster Standing out upon the desert as sen- ¬ also been the seat of war for centuries The Jesuits not only established a mis- tinels is seen in all its varied forms the sion here the first on the Pacific coast cactus plant shooting up like a Span ¬ but also engaged in mining Immense ish bayonet or branching in three sums of gold and silver weresent frdm prongs like a candelabra The sahuara these mines to Spain and finally the or cactus is a tall pale green plant Yumas descended upon tho peaceful from 10 to 30 feet high according to the valley destroyed the ancient mission ot loamy soil The branches are prickly Tubac killed the priests and the work- - and several feet in length It flowers in May a pale yellow and in June produces o red brown fruit about tho size ot u pear This is made into preserves In order to get the 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Courts of Christian and ad olnlng cnunilfs HopUnsvlllo Ky Office City U all building Court Square R IVES HALE in stamps f orsample copy Mention this piper V yearly 300 mailed J per copy 80c Price Orders and subscriptions received at this office Co Thfc Cjiina DKCOBATOuPublJlUng 83 University Place New YoUty Send So lady 8houldflee It 0MBSE Attorneys at Law Practice In the Com ts of Christian and joining counties Hopkinsville Ky Office Court St near Weber UJ S WITHERS ad- ¬ I V j CURES 51 ONTHIENT NOTHING BUT MLES y J A SURE Attorney and Counsellor at Law Fractlces In the Courts of Christian and joining counties Hopkinsville Ky Office orer Planters Bank ad- ¬ fi BEST REMEDY for PILES fl BOXO BTT AXX r and CERTAIN CURE known for 15 yoars as the BKTJOOHT8 IUV bUiOiMWia CiyU AiUJoUil aUSTINLPEAY s Dr Matthew Attorney nt Law Office WeberBtreet Benry Kollock House rearof Court menterie A Itca i leisure Fnddy How did you like ilammcr ton in Julius Ccesar last night Duddy altogether satisfactory in the earlior scenes butu was a real pieaRure to see him die Boston Transcript A Well I cant say that he was Prominent Minister tf PL h sT la VO IMW rthe difacrats populists Xvmm itlpiiistsDf the Twenty sixth fztunmiu t Rev T R Keudtll paster Grace M E Church Allntii Ga Hays I take pleasure in testifying to the Qreard 80 Comtxj dDaussonville 88 Jules Claretie 88 Henri Mcilhac 88 threat virtue of Kings Roj al Geruie Melchoir do Vogue 88 Charles dc hier in relieving nights sweets re Freycinet 00 Jean Viaud Pierre Loti sultiu from the debilitating influfJl Ernest Laviase 92 Paul Thurcau ence of malaria In a sevro onltal Dangin 03 Henri do Bornier 03 through which my family passed 03 Marie from this oppressive affl ctuinI found Paul Cliallomel - Lacour 03 Bruneticre Albert Sorel 91 Germetuer to be an immediate speci Paul Bourget 94 Joso do Hcredia 94 fie Have also found it a speedy tonHenri Iloussaye 04 and Jules Lemai ic to tho digestion and a most grate ¬ tre 95 The treasurer and secretary is ful and refreshing ivinedv in the Charles Camilllo Doucet heated season when sulforfug from relaxation and general debility FREE SILVER PROPHET New package large bottlo 108 doses Mr Slbloy of Ponuaylvnnla Does Not Ob ¬ SI For Bale by R G Hardwiek drugject to This Title gist Hopkinsville Ky Some time last year the Bimetallic league and the most noted advocates of The note of a sand mole is a sure free silver held a meeting at Washing sign of frost ton at which they resolved to nominate Hon Joseph C Hibtey of Pennsylvania You Can Beukve for president in 10 Although Mr ¬ The lebtinioiiids publt hud in behalf Sibley is very popular in free silver circles there arc tomo party leaders who ot Hovt- - SathupHrilia Ihey me do not whh to be bpnnd by tho action wrtten b houtM ptophv who autmi of the Wasmujytou conference and in V fnilllll in thnir fiwii IVfHritnrn tlisit sist upon a fro2- - national convention liomlh aahapaiilja punliesthe blood and unpledged delegates Mr Sibley ere tea an appetite Bthiengutens the rpsideat of I Viulciln Venango shtoin aud absolutely and perman ia rfitiri a a tovyn located in jtho ently uuieh al diseabo i caused by imj iHvcntii congressional district pure crdtfl itnt bjood and 1 Hcxxls PillK for the liVor aud bow Xm tndurpt him the nomination for els tct p ouiptly easeily Had effect j onffreiJinilUlthonTrra resident of 1VII I t midniifjfrffi dis- - tho maguey plant from which the Mex- ¬ icans distill mescal their national drink This plant has long grayish leaves extending from the root like the Tays of a star threo or four feet from the width of a foot and tapering to the point of a needle Tho stem or center planfy shoots up to tho height of 10 or 15 feet Tho top Is surmounted with a yellowish flower The Mexicans cut the leaves near the ground tear out tho head of the plant wrap them in grass and roast them in a pit They hare a sweet taste like the beet The sap of tho maguey falls into the cavity Hr3SV is scooped out and1 fermented into a THE FRONTIEBSM ANS HEVEIfOE liquor more far reaching than corn J M SCANLAND men nnd obliterated all traces of the juice Vain Pretense tho beginning of the rich mine About One day in the Uffizl gallery In Flor ¬ civil war this lost mine was again discovered by Col Grosvenor Mr Stark ence a learned American was studying ond a Mr iVrightson of tho Cincinnati a great Etruscan vase when a stranger Docs not standing near paid to him Enquirer staff An Indian piloted them to this mine this seem to ypu Jike a mysterious of fabulous wealth which so many hod book written in forgotten characters But no sooner had jls not a collection of ouch vases like a sought in vain I see was the reply you they found it than Cochise an Apacho library chief swooped down upon them with refer to the so called Etruscan library his command and murdered the entire which an Englishman hasmade nnd partyj about fifty in all Near the en- ¬ which contains only vases and inscrip- ¬ trance to this valley on tho lino of tho tions in that now unknown tongue of road are two mountain peaks grim and Etruria And indeed when we turn bleak They are named Mount Grosve- ¬ over the pages of Inghirami Qerhard and Gori Gray or Dennis it doesseem nor nnd Mount Vrightson Through the dark days of tho civil but what do you think tho old Etruscan Ikjok hero ray var the Indians murdered settlers and language ruly was immigrants even until the completion friend Baid the1 stranger in broad of the railroad some fifteen years ago Yankee I guess Vm barkin up the Homed were burned and women and wrong tree J pnlqulated to tell ybu children curried into captivity Alonjr somothln but youre ahead of met j the line of the railroad are seen stone Youths Companion monuments erected pver the graves Ko Alwujrs Xbw -of families murdered and burned by the He patdme thetrroatMioompUaMiit Yuma Apache8 who claimed that the nan ara pmj m wtwyw t palefoce was taking away his larid awkcu you bo iBarryf juafc 1 anypo w -This rfUrion was the only fertile spot B f0 jk Mia IVMiWiM M wprth having hence the tenacity ot mr f- aNhe yum WhokJinf r powder Tho only other sign of vegetation is Collections a Specialty Hopkinsville Ky 0B MS MEKRIWETflEIt i Late of Louisville jr Dr Matthew pfanrv Kollock Treats Sueco8pully All Chrouiaand LoDg Office in Summers Building over Bassctt AUog Stancjiajf Diseases HopkinsTiUeKy D Dentist Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon in U S Navy af- ¬ terwards Post Surpeon U S Army and later hurgeon British Marine Service with tw years experience as Phvslclan at Hoi Springs Ark will welcome tho sick ftndaf- dieted at His Oflico where consultation with one of the Aroat Successful Doctors ot tho presan age Is cordially invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed in every case undertaken NDREW SEARGENTM hospital methods friQVTU Ori LcJ1 I it Dyspepsia Bronchitis Asthma treated by latest Physician and Surgeon Office Fifth and Main Streets Court Room HopkinBTille Ky Telephone No 6 Blood and Rkin Dis V opposite City Sores Pimples Scofula Tumors Eczema Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles arising from an impure state of the blood promptly and completely eradicated forever from tho system restoring health andpurlty nRH HWALLACE Sidney and burninir Urinary Weakback frequent and urine dls aliments ZZ Physician and Surgeon OFFICE up eases of the bladder of both sexes promptly office corner fllnth and Main Residence corner Min nnd Seventeenth Hopkinsville Ky JUNIUS CMoDAVITT stairs opposite Telephone f arlisc LJQU1C70 7 will receive speolal ddkef ul treatment for all their many w nyaro J vi - e11 olff of Organs celoTenaerne s Weakness nceceie Piles Fistula quickly cured without pain ordctcn- tion irom uusinesa Private diseases QoS Dentist nopklnsrlHeKy Ofnee over Kellys Jewelry Store t- - HtnltltlTiiT An Zi ili of Energy and Confidence tho dreadful effects of Early Vico which bHnaOrninw v Nervous Debility tionsImootcnov Melannhnlv niTini in Emls- - Nisht Jj T ll H8KERRITT M fe Mi Painter and Paper Hanger with Neatness and Dispatch and at Low J est Prices SHOP ath street next Jo D KBeurd office Done --ALL WOR- K- n HI uuujuiiBYiue ivy f URAV Ui T rfli Proprietor of tTljftyWririrHyriHnip UtMtfMUUai r f On uo mUU u a rosy seal ment will oftenunnarrueposiis sometimes be found and small particles of albumen will appear or tho color will be of a thin hue again changing to a dark and mllklsu appearance turbid are nnjmen vhq dioof this dUBculty Ignorant of the cause wbioh is thesecond vfi stage of Seminal Weakness Tho doctor will i guarantee a perfct cure in all such ewesjind healthy rejoratlon ci -- thogenltHfeurtnanrft ii organs cf tif WRlE your troubles if living sWEflflfeiK the city Youcan becuredthomaPlsrK4 pondenee Absolute secrecy in alT Jrofos slonal dealings and metilolne sent secure from observation vTsstlmonlals Vpf patients are never published Bank references to tar respoBsJbflity ehoorfu AfNf rest --- 7r mmKi jlAuu never Pfaillrigrsuocessr With Bnavijjiiaejanampooins lis Hair Cutting N IfatMasbai flrst slass work and la tW f arMBttgrttoanEar t en Ur u v wlfUsWtlWtIfslMliKv TJ i JfVfr S2 T 73 I iF t A itiAjVrtCSiA Xfr 4i f r r t W November 189 att2serte t ol Tta8 Flfiit Xnndegr In yjtWyterm three wV thlrdMonoay ltt Wyr term two One box of Tutts Pills nvillsaye Wvi KiratiMflniiir in SeowiHoet term Febntary CHHiTUN Monday J June term terrclxweek8 first Monday In Septembor lour weeks fourth term six weeks Second Monday In April C iaiowAT term three weeks flrst Monday in Augut term two weeks second Monday in November s wrm tMrJi weeks Monday in May term two JxToN Monday in AUustterin two weeks ttm Weke first Monday in Septemberterm two week Fonrth Monili I ir Lit avy- - li tsifMy v V HOPKIKBYIBBEKENTFaKXAF 9r Wrt yi rA W W iJjf A Aifi 1 rV fli 0j JTtjri J i Vies A f tiV M4 r Save Yoiir Money many dollars in doctors bills They willsurely cureall diseases of the stomach liver or bowels 45t For sick headache dyspepsia SiofReckless Assertion DrKollock In Nashville ReVular Graduate and Registered lliyaiolan ITormerly Assistant Surgeon US Navy after wards Post Surgeon U 8 Army and later Surgeon British Marino Service with two TUTTS Liver PILLS Beth I wonder why Jennlo Whirlor alwayB woars flowers when sho rides her wheel Oh I supposo sho dont dare JVIay to wear tho other kind of bloomers Bay City Chat j malaria constipation andbilio ushessi amillion people endorse now Thoy Solved tho Trouble Smith and his wifo quarrolod right along from tho time thoy were engaged will surely rain if moles cast up until they got married It And then hills They got a divorce Chicago Bcoord Groups How to Prevent Pattlnff It Vine Some reading that will prove inter- ¬ Miss Anteek tho estingto young mothers How to ing young man IHo is mot most Insult ever guard against the disease Miss Blossom Did he ask you how t i fa n tormr in vntititr moiners old you were fXlandtbp6at thomcoucerningthe cause Miss Anteek No Ho askea mohbw old I said I was Puck tJirst symptoms Bnuwcowreuii i Object of this item xne ongm 01 A Comfort croup is a cdmmon com unuaren And it really Is true that Hettys who are subject toit take cold very husband keeps a gamblhig den How easily and croup is almost sure to fol- - could sho marry such a man T Jow The fiiM symptom is hoarse ¬ It is awful but Hetty says it is such ness this is soon followed by a pecu- ¬ a comfort to know where ho spends his liar rotigh coughVwhich is easily rec- - evenings Boston Transcript v years eyperienco as physician at ilot Springs Ark Endorsed by tho Encyclopaedia Brl anlea Vol X pane IBS the largest and most Important work in the world being in twenty live volumes each the alio of a large church Bible He is noted as tho discoverer nllinniitlrnnRllilhli 9 nul nntm I nil M II QTA clgo for neuralgia of the face and womb Cures Catarrh Syphilis Lost Manhood and General DebllityJiThe Dootor has been all over the world RjllLhaa mndo manv cuei lvenup by otherphyalclana Aondomo Bul Ing f r fcj ognized and will never be forgotten They All Do by one who has heard it The time Education shouldnt stop when a to act is when the child first becomes hoarse If Chamberlains Cough woman gets married No indeed Ive learned a ndw Ian Remedy is freely given all tendency Uiveu guarge since George and I married to croup will soon disappear What language after the croupy cough has developed Chicago Record Baby talk There is it will prevent the attack no danger in giving this remeny for Ma 1 really believe Edward means it contains nothing injurious For business at last sale by R OV Hard wick druggist Why what has happened Ho gavo mo a pair of linked sleeve Hoar frost is a sign of rain buttons last night Cincinnati En auircr A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man Ballabds Hobehound Sybop Are you bilious constipated or We guarantee this to be the best troubled with jaundice nick head- ¬ ache bad taste in mouth foul breath Cough Syrup manufactured in the coated tongue dyspepsia indiges- - whole wide tworld This is saying a tion hot dry skin pain in back and great deal but it is true For Con- ¬ Sore Coughs Colds between the shoulders chills and fe- ¬ sumption Sore Chest Pneumonia ver etc If you have any of these Throat eymptome your liver is out of order Bronchitis Asthma Croup Whoopand your blood is slowly being ing Cough and all diseases of the poisoajp1 because your blood does Throat and Lungs wo positively not awfproporly Heroine will euro guarantee Ballards Horehound Syrup any disorder of the liver stomachy or to be without an equal on the whole bowels It has no equal as a liver face of the globe In support of this medicine Price 75 cents Free trial statement wo refer to every individubottles at R C Hardwicks drug al who has ever used it and to every druggist who has ever Bold it Such store evidence is disputable If it rains before 7 it will cease be- - Tulips andt dandelions close up beiore 11 tt fore a frost The wife of Mr Leonard Wels of Is unequalled for Eczema Tetter Salt Brimfield Mass had been suffering Rheum Scald Head Sore Hippies Chapped from neuralgia for two days not be Hands Itching riles Burns Frost Bites ing able to sleep or hardly keep still Chronic Sore Eyes and Granulated Eyj Lids when Mr Holden the merchant there Xpr tale by druggists at 25 cents yer box sent her a bottle of Chamberlains Chamberlains Eyo and SMn OIntmont TO HOBSlfoWNEBS For putting a liorsa in a fine healthy dition try Dr Cadys Condition Powders They tone up tho system aid digestion cure loss of appetite relievo constipation correct kidney disorders and destroy worms giving new life to an old or over worked horse 25 cents per package For hile by druggists con- ¬ H k rv If rats and mice be restless rain Pain 2lm aad asken that she give it a thorough tripl Nn meeting Mr Wells the next day he was told that she was all right the pain had left her within two hours and that the bottle of Pain Balm was worth S500 if it could not be had for less For sale at 60 cents per bottle by R C Hardwick druggist The more snow the healthier the season When When When When l fT J 4 J tipjt iiii HVXI u b Baby was rick wo gav her Castoria she was a Child she cried for Castoria she became Miss sho clung to Castoria she had Children she gavo them Castoria cough medicineW H Ellis Mon trose Wis Foleys Hdney and Tar saves me After a warm autumn a long win- doctors bills every winter LA ter Towneb Manteno 111 For sale by What The People Sat I couldnt keep store without Foleys Honey and Tar E D Whip ple Lostant 111 Ship at once cant sell any other i Linimentj1 Mrs Hamilton Cambridge Ills says I had tho rheumatism so bad I could not raise my hand to my head Ballards Snow Liuiment has entirely cured me I take pleasure in inform ing my neighbors and friends what at Jias done tor me unas nnnuiey Lyman Kewanee clerk for Lay Ills adviBes us Snow Linement cured Vhy not try it him of rheumatism tfurely do you good It cures Itswfll all Inflammation Wounds Sores Cuts Sprains ect rded frost is a forerunner r Ac Ballards Snow f CKWyly A clear Autumn winter brings a windy Do Not Be Imposed On t Always insist on getting Foleys Honoy and Tar as it is positively absolutely and unqualifiedly the best cough medicine Accept no - substitute Fof sale by 0 K Wyly ice t Expect fair weather from one night Many desperatw cases of kidney diseases pronounced incurable have vZ f been cured by the Clinic Kidney Cure No Humbuq iiany physicians use it Por sale by Foleys Honey and Tar does not 3 K W yly claim to perform miracles It does npt claim tottire all case of consumpA green Christmas makes a white tion of asthmu But it does clam to Eastei comfort and relief in udvanced stages You Cani Affobd to Chance It of these diseases and to usally cure1 early stages It is certainly worth A heavy cold may lead to pneutrying by thqsejilflioted or threaten ¬ monia or consumption Foleys Honey ed with tthpsedrCa4 diseases a 50c and Tar taken in time affords perfect FQrsale bylCiK Wyley security from serious results 50c C K Wyly f r jc eoruary indicates a ttrost For sale by A log in v vI iu iiwy J rr J Fox hunters are busy these nights J tVWJ VilSwtfeeKi YOU ought to know that when i jr nwAr ft en jKil Mv friends all advised mn suffering from any kidney trouble BuU physiqia8Noiqing that a safe sure remedy is the Clinic AulneyCurd Guaranteed or money For sale by C K Wyly tiaaA tt tiff SrijrPfiiil VolPs ZeiturW T refunded procured a bottleandaftertakingt it ThWkliyiigturkoysvory fat I rl rtrfwlillwflynHrelvvwfill Innw 3s i2 I mrwrintmiLiiv xnuumiaciiu iuf uuniuurcuY juooKpuc loreoiaa at tliw season to anyone sufferingwith aqold KeepypurMlfwell and attong bV bk- jniuu uili Momniw ing Hoods Sarsaparilla ttegntei i tonic ana aiooa nurinnr druggist p I Mi snow ¬ ¬ K of Never Say Die I 11 W fcft IZZII ttj Commander inCliioi for existence MartlnezJde Campoa Spains greatest general and his advisers who thought Our Government Compelled to they could quell the- insurrection in Every one know5 we are artists in Woolen a few wtfeks have adopted a new plan Talso afland in It Fabrics and the most fashionable tailors in of campaign Instead of exterminat ¬ captive rebels by fire and sword the city We guarantee fits arid absolutely Why the Administration Henltatcs to Roc- - ing they are trying to weaken them by for any dont want our customers tho Cuban Patriots nit HelllE osnlze promlseiof reforms But the bait is crenu Tho Conquest of Jfndaffa- satisfactory--0ustock not swallowed readily Years of m clothes that aie not thoroughly car and the Wnilor Case embracing iuBflcc and legalized robbery sauc- - of fall and winter woolens is now conwlete J Writtcnfor This Paper i tioned bv thc crown and its reoresenta- Specials designs in It is becoming more evident from dayTtlves have united under the insurgent all the latest exclusive London Jo one with us elsecan show to day tbatfthe policy pursued by tho flag thobest blood and clearest brain Importations fathers of the republic not to take an of CubaJi and this excellent material them active part1 Fn foreign politics Unless It has selected for its provisional presi ¬ be to maintain the Monroe doctrine dent Scnor Salvador Cisneros unques ¬ cannot bo perpetuated much longer tionably the most distinguished and The greatness of tho United States trdly noble son of the Gem of the An ¬ carries with it certain duties of which tilles Cisneros note the prediction are always the very best We invite you to call and see Washington Jelterson Monroe and will not be betrayed as was the gallant for yourself and get prices coujd Lopezpbut will live to be the chief ex- ¬ Jackson yes even Lincoln To- ¬ ecutive of a free country The struggle have bad no adequate idea commerce extends may beprolonged for months or years American day portions of but the end will justify the present ex ¬ Into tho remotest Africa Asia and Australia to say noth penditure of blood and wealth With ing of Europe and South America or without recognition from the 103 Main Street United States liberty will sooner or later establish her seat of justice and mercy in the government houso at Havana Tile conquest o Madagascar by tho French troops under Gen Duchesne was made complete by tho capture of Clarksville Tenn Antananarivo the capital of the king dom1 Franco and Madagascar have been at outs for mdra than ten years chiefly over the rightof thekingdom to act independently of the French resi dent in granting exequaturs to foreign consuls The government of Madagas SCOTCH SWEDE and the Most Desirable EASTERN GRANITES cnrheld that the treaty made between It nnilFrance gave tho latter country no such privileges Last September M After 4o year3 experience we feel confident that all work entrusted to Lo Myre- de Vilers was sent to the island 8EKOB SALVADOB CI8NER0S us will be executed in an artistic and skillful manner Prosldont of tho Provisional Government of with an ultimatum insisting that the Cuban Republic France should control the foreign rela- ¬ tions of Madagascar The queen reYankee capital is invested in plantato comply the ultmatum tions on the Congo in islands like fused in January with this year Gen of U3FMr E M Whitlow is our solicitor antip- ¬ and Madagascar and in the distant to Madagas odes t Every arbitrary action of Duchesne was dispatched European governments jeopardizes car with an army of 15000 men The tho American interests somewhere and nativo soldiers recruited from Hovas the principal tribe of natives 1845 1895 Insure in the Old Reliable these interests must bo protected at all fought but indifferently and the hazards easily Tho government at Washington Is Frenchmen won th campaign by MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE beginning to devote to foreign relations although thousands were killed the theintho attention which they should have fevers peculiar to the climate of cap ¬ OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY AM ZI DODD President of the had some time ago The president and aded island After the fall completed Total Assets January 1st 1895 t 6528300000 were 137wi3166J his secretary of state iMr Olney view ital peace negotiations to all interests Paid Policy Holclnrs since organization make the island which Surplus Former NT Standard 672830000 with intense interest the development and purposes a French colony Losse paid In Kentucky over 300000000 Tho of the revolution in Cuba the encroach- ¬ After second year Guaranteed cash yurredeer values on life and endowment policies In husband- who was tho prime ments of GreatBritainupon Venezuelan queens contestlble Cash Loans made on assignable policies In case of lapse no forfeiture policy is force for territory tho conquest of Madagascar minister and all his political friends¬ continued Inrestrictionsfull amount by the reserve or if preferred to the purchase of a paid up as to residence or occupation queen her policy No banished but by tho Erench and tho Turkish out- ¬ have beenbeen permitted the retain her to self has THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED rages against the Armenians The lat¬ Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired ter are of no direct political intcrost of course but tho United States which F W Smith Co State Agents 542 West Main Street Louisville Ky claims fo typify liberty cannot re ¬ main dumb when the rest of the civil- ¬ ized world clamors for mercy and just- ¬ Hopkinsville Ky ice for a race which however tricky and vulgar it may have become in the course of several centuries of virtual JASDHEADLEY Jn TOM P MAJOR slavery still fights under the Cross and Late of GUens Headley Co Late Of Olarksvllle Tenn suffers in tbe sacred name of the Christ The Cuban revolution is immensely popular in tho United States As in ¬ dividuals we would not hesitate a moment to cast our lot witb the so called rebels but tho national government cannot act with quite as much freedom Mass meetings have recently been held in various cities demanding of Presi- ¬ dent Cleveland the recognition of the THE SULTAN OF TURKEY TOM P MAJOR CO PROPS revolutionists as belligerents It is exTho native police persons title nnd palaces tremely doubtful whether tho No 1025 West Main Street so eloquent in formulating this de- ¬ force has been disbanded and all author- ¬ meaning To ity will be exercised by French soldiers mand fully understand its recognize the belligerentrights of Cuba Customs and internal taxes will also be would in all probability lead to a war administered by the conquerors The with Spain or at least to very disagree- French government has by the con- ¬ able diplomatic complications Spain quest of Madagascar gained not only a is a weak country and it is possible valuable province but President Faure that we could bulldoze her into relin- ¬ has thereby also prolonged the life of quishing Cuba but that is the assail ¬ his present ministry to say nothing of able point in the arguments Tho United having given to the nation a new popu ¬ States is too formidable a power to co- ¬ lar hero in the person of GenDuchesne erce a poverty stricken nation with who may be destined to out Boulanger Cor 7th and Virginia Streets whicb it has been at peace for many poor foolish Boulanger himself Tho Hopkinsville Ky decades Moreover the government at United States has a diplomatic interest Madrid has complied with every diplo- ¬ in tho conquest because it may comEEipGood rigs with or without drivers furnished day or night Special matic request addressed to it since tho plicate the case of ex Consul Waller rates to Commercial Men Good lot room adjoining Nice waiting room who was sentenced to twenty years loss of liberty by a French drum head for ladies court martial in Madagascarand is now imprisoned in France Tho authori- ¬ B T Grant T Giunt Propr ties at Washington have hitherto de WFormerly with Alexander E B Baldwin j Clerks lied tho right of French jurisdiction in Lis case and will probably maintain that position in Bpito of recent developments Uncle Sams forceful protests in tho REASONABLE RATES Venezuela boundary squabble are based on the Monroe doctrine and will bo yU mlmKilluJfVifiik wvfff I Corner 12th and Main Streets heeded by Great Britain which cannot afford to quarrel with this country BARBER SHOP HOT AND COLD BATHS BAR while her interests in Asia are at stake Russia and Franco would be delighted to see England pursue a belligerent Epolicy in South America but they will be disappointed Great Britain claims n strip of Venezuelan territory under ancient treaties Venezuela denies the claim and President Crcspo is prepared OEX DUCHESNE ATLANTA GrAf country Conqueror of Madagascar and too Lion of to fight for the rights of his Some time ago the late Secretary Greshe Paris A New 200 Room Hotel Elegantly to arbitrate the dis ¬ beginning of the present outbreak It am urged England refused with a de ¬ Furnished and thoroughly Equip pute The offer was lias paid the Mora Aclaim after years gree of hauteur which now seems almost ped in Every Respect of procrastination and has recognized ridiculous England Ib clearly in tho A Complete and Beautiful Stock on Unsurpassed location at the intarsectlon of Mr Williams tho American consul gen- ¬ wrong Peachtree Pryor and Houston streets JSlectrlo as she may covet the and cars passing every mluuto over Peachtree and hand all at eral ati Havana as a diplomatia agent rich mines inmuchOrinoco basin she will the other routes for Exposition Grounds and all a privilege accorded to no other com- ¬ not parts of the city war One block from Grand Onera House ennvm mercial representative except the Ger- ¬ withdo anything which would make neces- ¬ lent to all other banks man consul In tho Alllanca affair it sity tho United States almost a FIGURES principal stores places of azmueiuent Depot LOWEST post office and Union Tho hotel will be conducted on the European also did the fair thing Instead of sulk- ¬ Armenian Our Interest plan the Cafe cuisine and service being strict ing it apologized to the American gov- ¬ squabble is as in the Turco purely hu ¬ ly first class In every respect has been sad RATES 1 perday and up ernment at the dqmand ctf tho late Sec- ¬ England Eussia and retary Gresham and promised that its manitarian demanded of the porte far Black Porter Props war Bhips would no moro interfere Franco have ¬ Bed room Suits with tho American trading vessels reaching reforms in the administra pr outside of the inter ¬ tion of Armenian affairs and assurances whether within When you go to- Armenians 1 national three mile limit f that the lives of empire shallin all parts be secure Turkish These aro but a fqw of tKe dipjplatlc of the raucfr tip liaggling tho sultan com ¬ - After reasons which prevent official recognlplied with tho ultimatum of these tion of tho revolutfqnfsts Neverthe- ¬ CY less Jt i3 but fajr to suppose that as powers but his acquiescence may lead A Solid Oak Sui U- iVX Have TOur Photoqraus Made at Bhowyby thny act how to a revolution and w revolution at soon as Spain would mean anarchy and dis ever slight that iUaJqngerjvblo this time q tho Ottptnpn realm It to protect tnoe property interests or solution 1470 Americans residing iir Cuba tho presi ¬ SvpuJJ rtlso mean thejbutcbery pf all willUflCWcofcreViVe a minister Ameriqan missionaries in Turkey and dent NEW STUDIO government thus tie Armenian imbrpglio may be- ¬ frqm tho- - provjsiona thefpeoplo of No B80 Fourth Avenob ttucn an nci jyqiuu immmcun inein come of near interest to THE GAME OF DIPLftilAcV f f if 7 How to Dress Neatly tolpay r HCtrti- I 1 anjForeign Our Trimmiags NTOBINCO Samuel Hodgson Tablets Manufacturer and Importer of Monuments Fashionable Tailors ITALIAN MARBLE Statuary Only the Best Material Used 00 OALLIS WALLACE Local Agents MA10R TOBACCO WAREHOUSE Louisville Ky JOVMU Fwft Livery Feed Sale Stable Arlington Hotel VtT Louisville Ky Jl TI Kiiei QRIENTAL TH- The Main Street FURNITURE Dealer Cash a LOUISVILLE WYBRYANTS k depepdenco iwioiomji fH- V V thKfanioua ose starred flag America Inventive Genius During tho lastflscar year 30j45pat-The Spaniards are of Cuba Libre aware that hey aret fighting olbUttle ents were Issued and 13900 expired furling Of of thoislandandheunj Wm Ducker v a IBM 1 faMBIt Funeral Director on Wit I i MM Willi III II II Wltpil I M 7 HERE AOT THERE Buokhw Col Jot Insurance F- HOPKINSTILLE j KENTXTOKIAN it1111 J1 u w ft iT V rt NEW LOT capes jackets and LatesfiEffectB at Popular Prices New Novelties in ConRressnian Hendricks spoko at n Cerulean Springs Friday SVjieat 18 coming up nicely since the rain j Dr E N Fruit Dentist oiBce over City Bank Hopkinsvillo fry The country roads are in fine con dition For Salk- haeton and pony Apply at this ce Tho contract to build a large stable for Ellis Ice Co has been let to Orr and Moore Cream Cheese Maccaroni Cabbage Sweet and Irish Potatoes at Wallis Rev C E Perryman of Cerulean commenced a meeting at Eddy Creek church near Princeton Sunday Op stairs rooms suitable for any purpose for rent by W A Wilgus oct88t Lew Waltz has resigned Conductor N and his position with the L will take a similar job with the Chica go and Alton Wanted to borrow S1000 on real estate in the county Inquire at this ER i In the Push In theAWhirl If you want to p IntheSwdm In the GraSM 20 STORES UXOErU RfinF CW th Stor that has the crowd ALWAYS BUSY 4e lyl TV TKe RACKET STORED 25 Tfl 50 CLERKS A ILLINERY TATiKl Ladies Cloth Sailors at 18c Ladies Felt Sailors all tho late styles 48c Wo sell Plumes Shapes BJbbons c at Eticliet Prices Eight now This minute What do you think of Gray Blankets at 59c pair or White Blankets size 10 4 at G9o Full size Comforts 69c 98c Alabama Plaids Cotton Check 4c Light Color Calico 8Jc yd Dress Ginghams 5c yard 8 Cakes in box Special Bargains in Buttermilk Soap at 10c box What do you think we will do next Did you know that we carry the largest stock of Stoves in tho city at Prices That Would Level Your Head Did you over stop to think the Racket is the Biggest Think of three fioorB jam full from cellar Store In Town to roof 20 stores 25 to 60 clerks Come and see her You are ALWAYS WELCOME and we like to have you como and BRING YOUR FRIENDS to see the greatest store in this part of Kentucky JEREMIAH H TvTISSES SHOES 75c sizes 1Y1 Glove Grains Heel 12 to 2 Dongola or office A Hopkinsvillo widower will lead Triggs fairest daughters some time this month Dr A P Campbell has resumed to tho matrimonial altar one of ite iJ3 riUiUuuu4UmUiW4Uuuuuu4Uwuuu4uw4WUiU4Uut Here THE RACKET CO I Am of KUGLER Manager New Trimmings New Gloves New Hosiery New Hanttkercuiels New Underwear New Corsets New Calicoes New Plaid Dress Goods to bo opened Monday Morning Bnstnesi going at double quick here Beasona multiply why the trend of trade is our way Honesty in the goods lri the adver- ¬ tisement s ls every nook and corner of thla establishment with buying advan ¬ tages that ara the envy of merchants everywhsre Dress Goods u US t Tho many who live bf ter than others and enjoy life more witi lew expenditure by moe prompt adapting the Torldo bet products t the needs of physical being will attest the value to health of tho pure liquid laxative principles embraced in tlu remedy Syrup of Figs if Its excellence is due to its prewntiny fit tho form moat acceptable and plea tint to tho taate the refreshing and trulj beneficial properties of tt perfect Inx atiyo effectually clearwing the sytoro dispelling coldc headaches mid fy x anu permanently curing conciinrii Tt has given MatUfnction t iiiillion ut mot with tho tpproval of the nifiicn N profession because it acts on the Kii c govs Liver and Bowels without wtw J enine them anil it is perfectly frt inn rr Try objectlonablo substance Syrup of Figs Is for sale by all tirna 60c and 1 bottles but it b m- ufifiiared bvthe California Fur nvtm I GfcOidywhcWnB3o isprintedon mvi h 5pioki dso tfte uaHie Syrup if FLm lMrvrel in formed you wiu n 4tttttknr subttfcUrlf oSuml Fsf - Messrs Robert WeBt and Charles Duke who took their places on tho right and left of the altar railing Next came the sixteen year old sister of the bride Miss Mattie Duke who was maid of honor and Air Henry pi Ferguson of Logan county who was CO the grooms best man These were followed by the bride and groom who were both handsomely attired As they paused beneath the arch of bright hued autumn leaves the Rev T V Joiner stepped forward and in an impressive manner read tho beau Blosser Bentfit Nov 8 tiful ceremony of the M E Uhurch As the tickets for the Benefit conand these two young lives were joined cert to be given to Mr Clarence Bios for S100 together for all eternity Dr H C Settle concluded with a fervent prayer eer at the opera house Friday even A burglar entered one of the room a sincere there ing Nov 8th are selling in numbers in Peter Postells dwelling occupied and doubtless heart was bride car- ¬ amen in every The far exceeding anticipation there is by Prof Maxwell superintendent of ried in her hand an oxquisito bouquet no doubt but that the benefit will be he colored public schools Saturday of Bride roses and Maiden Hair ferns night and secured a gold watch and The Maid of Honor ono of double an assured success S1U j white Chrysanthemums and ferns The program in progress is a most wnne the groom his nest man ana one and a special feature attractive There are 18 prisoners confined in the ushers wore pure white Carna- ¬ will be the contribution of Prof and Hie Todd county jail at Elkto in leaf 3Irs Pool or of S Ky College Mrs colored and three white Among the tions with ferngood wishes nnd con- After many Pooler possesses a clear sweet and number is a white womnn nampd Al- ueen remarkably flexible voice and her se lie Shaefer from Clay county Tenn imuiuuiions iiau driven exienuBu L tno to tho bridal party was lection on the occasion will display who is charged with horse stealing N depot where the bride and groom her fine execution The protracted meeting at Little took the train for Ferguson Station Mr B osser and a younger brothei River church closed last Fridav with their present home will appear several times giving ji The bride is the beautiful ami ac variety of solos on the cornet and 13 conversions and 10 or twelve ad A W complished daughter of Mr C G ditions to the church Rf slide trombone this latter one of the most difficult instruments managed tteaeharn baptized eight of them the Duke who resides near this city She especially by such a lad for the lad same day and will baptize the others is connected with some of the best families of Northern Kentucky and next Sunday is but thirteen years old c mes of good old Virginia ancestry Tickets 5U cents with no extr The protracted meeting at Adair-- Both of her grandfathers Mr John Parties viJle Ky charge for reserved Beats NnRh C Dukdand Rev Henry J Evans in which Kv C holding tickets can exchange sam sisted the pastor closed last week were born and reared in the Old at Mr Galbreaths for reserved seat Tho e were eierht or nine additions tq Dominion without extra charge on and afte Dr West is a young man of pre Nov 6th when they will also be on the churchtho The church raisd the nlary pastor from 500 to potsissing appearance and much amsale Do not fail to attend concert SI 000 of and employod him for his bition tie graduated with honor at Nov 8 whole time instead of for onlv two Vanderbilt University several years Sundays each month as heretofore agb and is rapidly rising in his profession In this issue Wright Bullard May no breakers arise on the mat- ¬ the Main street grocers insert an ad rimonial sea of this young couple and in the Kentuokian and the attention may sunshine and prosperity be of tho public is directed to stmo theirs through life They have a complete lino of frenh fumily groceries always in stork and FKRSONAI OOS8IP will moke prices to nuit the Times Read their ad then try em once Mrs Nannie Trice is visiting her Rev J ABennett of Fairview has Bister Mrs N Carr in Princeton just closed a protracted meeting at Miss Josie Nugent of Bowling There were Green is visiting friends in tho city Locust Grove church several additions to tho church The Mrs Richie Burnett and daughter meeting continued nine days nnd art visiting Trigg Tolativos Mr Bennett preached a series of most excellent sermons He is one of tho Mr W L Waller of Madisonville best and most successful niinisters of was in the city yesterduy KNOWLEDGE the Baptist church in this section of Mrs R C Watkins has returned of tho State Brings comfort and improvement n from a viBit to her husbands rela tends to personal enjoyment wit tives at Brownsville Tenn BASSETT I could be expected New Prunes Hominy FlakesHom iny Evaporated peaches Potato Chips Citron Mince Meat Canned Tomatoes Corn and everything nice at Wallis Grocery A protracted meeting has begun at Ninth street Presbyterian church Dr Nourae is assisted by Rev W H Milam of Marion Ky Services will be held at 8 and 7 p m each day Last Tuesday Mr Anderson Garth of Trenton lost a cabin in his yard by fire The origin of the tire is un known Loss about S200 Insured Sold by R O Hardwick are the most a durable and brilliant on the market T city verbial not only for their good taste Warranted to not scale Vane Calveut Paint Co Will be found in the Mrs Chas H Dietrich went to and skill but many other excellent LATEST STYLES St Louis Mo qualities Promptly at 8 oclock as Cincinnati last week to spend a ft w in Pearl Ivory and Nat- T days with her husband who will be tno sweet strains of tho wedding Take Vitalia Liver Pills MILLINERY STORE KT ural Wood Handles Sil march evoked by the skillful touch stationed there for some time of Miss Follansby the accomplished ver Mounted Thequal- JU HOTEL LATHAM BLOCK IOIi BENT Mrs Geo W Gardner sustained music teacher of Bethel Female Col- ¬ ity is tho very best and the fracture of one of her arms in an lege fell upon our ears the wedding Store house for 1896 Best loca- EgT Come and see them before purthe prices are right Ip accident ono day last week Tho in- party entered the church tion in Hopkinsvillo Rent reason- ¬ chasing jured member is now doing as well as It was preceded by the ushers able Apply to E Frankel L COME IN AD SEE THEH An Ootober Wedding his practice and also has secured the Tho trees were dressed in gorgeous ricrht to extract teeth by tho painleso robes of autumn beauty as wo wend Y process Office over Bassett ed our way to the little country Mr Ben C Boyd of Oak Grove church Hebron on last Wednesday nas rented Jilr v w ware s resi Oct present at the mar- ¬ dence on South Virginia street and riage80th to be E West of Logan of Dr P will move to the city in a few weeks county and Miss Ethel Duke The Mr and Mrs Bailor Hickman of church was handsomely decorated by St Louis are vistyng relatives in the the ladies of Hebron who are pro- ¬ In the race competing for a share your patronage When in need of Plombinq Gas or Steam Fitting bo sure to get my figures before closing Geo W Young any trade Elastic Oottago Faints liS Heal ill bbbfrzi5k UMBRELLAS Vts liar Hosiery J ff Some of the finest goods that have ever beea brought to the city All the Good advice Never leave the house on a journey without a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy For sale by R C Hardwick druggist Handkerchiefs Staitfp Linen k Miss wintu Gi bunui I druggists Vitalia double strength foi sale by pleased to see her friends Julia Tenable will bo JEWELERS MAIN STREET Goto T J S ZSDS UOTKIi IATHaM wrid filari COUNTRY HOUSEKEEPERS Do you want the best spoons a nd forks in the market The Steriino Inlaid Ex ¬ amine this en t ivkr for Fresh Oysters Celery This Cut and All Kinds of PRODUCE mamm Suns IQIQUQitiOIi 4 and Fancy Vrnn0 fnr 4 Full Line rirvu-n-f- of Staple Groceries Pay Highest if PATENTED then callnnl see the uenunioattho Old Rella bleJewelry House of M DKelly Othernotable brands kent In stock Market Mrs P J it punting Outfits and Supplies at GUS YOUNGS Virginia Street opp Hotel Latham Hopklnsvllle Ky R Babuey Open Kettle 1ST Next Door to Kon tuckian Office Call And See Us WRIGHT BULLARD WA Mrs Dabrpy will reopen lier studio shnrty China Clans Tuednynnd Thursday Oil Class Wprtiiesdny nnd Krldnyeach vreet BPMain O Molasses Just In Street AH Hours from 0 to 12 am Terms 5 tier term of six weeks Material nnd China ordered at reaionaole price- - nnrt China Fired STUmpat Residence South Main St e Do You want a PPool Goodwin COMFORTABLE POOL of Staple GOODWIN Keep the best and freshest stock and Fancy Groceries to be found in the city Eg Country Produce hnndlod Opposite Phoenix Hotel Reclining Rocker HANDSOMELY Upholstered in FLUSH OR CQROURO ilain street F0R HopkfjisvEIe9 - fy Plasterer 1200 If So Call At Jas Plain I Belote and Ornamental 5i TJoaacvpsozi FURNITURE STORE HorKINSTILIil rights U3ea gain fj u VJlfl1 ra vi TP iikJ nilm Jl VW J Will mako estimates on all kinds of plastering and cement work K el ly winter Insured by Long All work guaranteed and prices Miss Edith Boulware has returned Tax Motice reasonable Repair work a spec ¬ from a short visit to friends in Hen A penalty of 6 per cent will be add derson ialty and will receive prompt ated to all unpaid taxes for theyear895 tention Mr J Nick Thomas has secured a on December 1 189 and the only Bro in tho Addbkss Lock Box 420 way to avoid it is to pay the axes be- Eosition with Forbes ook keeping department fore that date Tax pav rp are reMiss Mildred McCaleb of Norfolk minded that I cannot affix this pen m CARL C MOORE nlty nnd then wait on them for tleir Va is the guest of Miss Grace Pol HOPfoNSYILLK KL tux I will colect tho tax du before ltnl Han fine let of thorough bred H Indian Game Light Brhtn and November 1st 1895 will be a day Jan 1 895 if I Imvo to levy and sell Black Laagthan roosters and pul for it to bo remembered by Mr James fe lata for tale Prices very reason Vc lDivi S C C VfP able Tbej are of the Uncut strains Breathitt On that day ho wai pre ¬ In Anarlca sented by his wito with their firat A Chilo Enjoys Write to him or cowe to see him daughter who will be little nister ob S tuth Virginia Streot Tiie jdea aut flavor jren lie and sooh to a trio of boys tn effects of Sjriip of ig j ivhon in Mr J H Williams of Elkton who rjRHnWALLAO noi d i if laxative tint if tlv faMiyr qr is representing tho National VhpteUm Mi mother bu coliro or bilioiiK tho most Cotnpany of Vermont sprat gratifying roftiilfs fiillow it- - use- - bo yesterday in the city He was en OFFIOBsa stairs opposltTlpoB ojbm lint itia thq bf st faiiijly remedy route homo from a short visit to his rear Ninth and Vai KaatAaiMv at OSea known and evory family should Jiave father Mr J P Williams of Mont- - Blag day or slgst Telayaosa No t H bottlo on hand gomery MrtiuVe ST 1 TOBACCO BARNS Formerly with Forbes KT Bro I Dr lames Rodman will leave this week for Washington to spend the GEO WYOUNG anitary Plumber Steam and Gas Fitter DEALER IN A uWm H Genera Ho use the city Furnishing HEATERS It rf Life-Insuran- 8irget RAttGSm them befprebuying thcffoods ft The prettiest line of hIsEand will PAY YOT7 fnrk COME You will btrealeclbofe teously whether you purchase or not V wan tojhbw T- r - tKbeit t f tAi mi ri j Tt x I Vt ir t tt All tj----izj- i ijt CSSBetrirn nuut Wi nn u nmuJ 3T u rrM mnTi f Tail r laYfn iTttin YukWTt SWI iajtaliiii js lirW

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