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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: November 12, 1895

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. jj W u 3 ML DTLXVU H0PKINSVI3SLE FIT KY TUESDAgT NOVEMBER 12 1895 THE LEGISLATIVE TOO REPUBLICANS HAVE THE HOUSE AND A TIE ON JOINT BALLOT N 82 i HH gfem jS VM OEEAM OF NEWS sife IliWi 4fX IS NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN A 11st of The Fut Places to Ite Given f PASS THE plE r ii r iVranKs r fc Ei tV la T CRANKY We arc all cranky about something Some of us know it and some customer told us the don other day we were on the one price idea lf M He o V l rJ wanted us to sell him ouivall wool nhlack square cut cheviot four fifty suit foi even four Of course we couldnt do it but to please him we picked up the same price suit in a blue and offered asked him six for took him five fifty for After up and he was delighted getting his five fifty we told him we had robbed him of a dollar and unwrapped the suit and showed him the mark in plain figures on the ticket 450 and then handed him back his dollar Now which way had you rather trade we asked HE saw the point and we believe you do too it--he it--- we J Vt Anderson Go 1 iv tfe V TjninryTMnlr 1 I a 1 gone You should see how they buy them however Some fathers take Who wouldnt them in dozen lots 2 250 and 3 value for 50 cents We will for a few days offer stupendous cuts on all Boys Clothing Seeing is believing Come and seel We have them at 125 and on up the line but we will cut all along the line and when we cut the knife goes to the core ClothingBoys Pants are not our No all of Shirts for r yK 1 The Stronghold Shirt 50c good as any dollar shirt on earth As Hosiery 4- Ladies Misses and Childrens Hos ¬ iery In this line we get from first hands and we sell them at prices never heard of in Hopkinsyille Call and see them I Underwear M Slxoes oia bl onoea at li 3 f L Health is Hygienic Underwear 2 invested in two suits of Wealth our underwear insure you comfort and health with these you can get the wealth Tl 1 A r i viwinAn lirgeetiine far tS we ever carried We have all vre advertise and sell as yve advertise Coxae and See 1 t it Retire Si Co r t H o oR n fa Betowwill be found a list of the important places that will bo The Majority for Bradley Only 7500 Fatal Wreck Political Pickups Hunters more turned over to the in coming Repub Baptlzluas Ribs Broken Leave Ble lint That Is Enough Alexander v licans Squeezes In Senatorial Terrlbjio Mistake Arrest The Governor will appoint a private Candidates 1200 State In- ¬ secretary salary Crop Estlmatot Cotton Louibville Kt Nov 11 Brad ¬ The estimate of the cotton crop spector and Examiner salary S300Qj Adjutant General salary 52000 As ¬ leys majority will be between 7500 Co made by Latham Alexander places the crop at 6435000 bales and sistant Adjutant General salary and 10000 was based upon estimates given in 51200 Arsenal Keeper salary 800 Louisville Ky Nov 11 All the 2682 letters received from reliable Inspector of Mines salary 51800 and doubts concerning the political make correspondents banks bankers cot f 800- as Curator of the Geological up of the next Legislature have been ton commission merchants brokers Survey Assistant Inspector of Mines proprietors of public gins railroad salary 51200 The members of the cleared away by the later returns from tho uncertain districts The officials and planters covering every cotton growing county in the south State Board of Equalization whose Republicans control the House but In commenting upon the crop con- pay shall bo 5 per day for such time may be one vote or may be two short ditions the letter of Latham Alex ¬ as the board is in session Superin of a majority on joint ballot How Co says ander tendent of Feeble minded Institute at ever this last does not matter for they In addition to the injury the crop Frankfort salary 52000 Three asy had previously suffered the excessive luni superintendents salaries 52000 will turn out enough House members heat during the latter part of August nine assistant physicians and three to make room for enough Republican and month of September caused the stewards salaries ranging from 1250 contestants to elect a United States plant to mature prematurely to shed to 5850 board at State expenses in Senator on joint ballot its fruit dry up and lose the top asylums The make up of the next General crop The Secretory of Stato will have the By reason of the long continued appointment of the Assistant Secre- Assembly will be as follows dry weather picking is farther ad- tary of State whose appointments Hep Pop Dem 40 62 vanced than ever before known iu must be confirmed by tho G vernor HouBe J3 16 some sections already entirely over- - salary SI 800 two clerks in the Cor- ¬ Senate 6S 2 68 Joint ind the crop has been marketed with poration Department fees aggrega These figures are based on the vicunusual rapidity Eew correspond- ing 51800 and 51200 The AudiUr ents report any disposition on the will appoint the Insurance Commis- ¬ tory of Chambers over Kennedy in part of planters to hold back their sioner salary 4000 Deputy Insur- Kenton which is now conceded al- ¬ cotton ance Commissioner salary 52000 though the official count has not two clerks in Insurance Bureau sal The Drink 1 roved Fatal been made aries 51800 a d 51200 Geo C Pritchett of Madieonville Of the two Populists one is a Dem Assistant Auditor salary 52000 Sample of Negro Domination for years a well known and populai Chief Clerk salary 1800 nine clerks ocrat tnd the other is supposed to bo Indianapolis Nov 7 An irrepres- ¬ Lord salaries 1500 and one clerk salary a Republican in Pendleton county sible conflict has been raging for sev city drummer for Diehl will have the The Nashville died at his home Friday 51800 of Treasurer made be- eral days between the white pupils of naming his assistant whose salary there having been a deal under singular circumstances Upon will be 51200 tween the Republicans and the Popu- the North Meridian street public- awakening that morning Mr Pritch school and the colored pupils of a The Uommissioner or Agriculture lists in the legislative race ett took a drink from a bottle which will appoint one clerk salary 51200 school two blocks away The boys THE COUNTY VOTE he supposed contained whjsky but and a Grain Inspector and Grain range in age from ten to 15 years OovLieut Circuit For several weeks tho whites have which in reality was filled with a Weigher Inspector at Louisville Judge ernor Gov preparation of glycerine rosewater salaries fees optional with Commis used University Park midway beana carbolic acid which had been sioner usually aggregating S3000 tween the two school buildings as PRECINCTS used by some of his family for chap and 54000 weigher fees worth 51500 a play ground and the colored pu ¬ Mr Pritchett The Superintendent of Public In- ¬ ped lips and hands pils according to the story of the was seized with violent pains and struction will appoint three clerks whites swooped down and stole soon lost consciousness Death en- salaries 51500 51000 and 5800 retheir marbles and balls and when ¬ sued before a physician could arrive spectively Register of Lands will noptlnsvllle No I resorted to corpora 187 201 151 197 189 211 ever opposed 89 234 punishment 89 232 3 87 S35 in response to a call Yesterday a sturdy name two clerks whose salaries will 82 128 781 126 126 3 83 Matthew McCutcheon ti 4 it be Sl200 and one clerk whose salary 2tP 104 214 101 204 119 young lad Cadiz Councilman 08 20S 71 203 headed a revolt againBt 71 205 rnncord this treat- ¬ will be 51OUO 183 171 128 167 128 168 W H Hancock was elected police ment and it developed to day that The Sinking Fund Commissioners Palmyra CI 65 18 137 66 187 i on g view M 99 64 99 59 69 fully three score whites and blackB judge of Cadiz by 12 votes over J E composed of the Governor Secretary Beverly 64 1 68 116 CI 11 Casky ¬ 8 81 80 87 8f 87 met in the park and fought until sepProgressive ticket for of State Auditor Treasurer and At- ¬ Gordonflcld Edwards The 93 143 f3 142 93 142 arated by the janitors of the school torney General will elect two peni- South Pembroke 70 121 69 121 67 123 councilmen won over the Citizens tentiary Wardens salaries 52000 Brents Shop Fists clubs and stone 02 230 buildings 93 J3J 91 230 ticket except in one instance H H two Deputy Wardens salaries 1200 Uewstend 105 139 104 188 104 142 were used Gracey and some of the white 8 118 87 118 87 121 Garton the Republican member one Chaplain salary 51200 two North Pembroke boys were unmercifully beiten Tc SI 96 32 102 dropping 6 or 8 voteB behind and let physicians salaries 1200 and forty Edwards Mill House 1 06 77 18 76 ISO 28 day the fight was renewed and sever ¬ 78 Perrys School 94 134 91 180 97 132 ting C S Hawkins in from the Citi- four guards 5720 each and a num- kinycuo were badly handled 71 107 107 al little boys 73 107 zens ticket The councilmen elected ber of minor employes The Railroad Bennettstown 107 146 lCW 146 105 47 The Bchool authorities Howell then institu- ¬ 60 153 49 147 49 148 were W C White W N Brandou Commissioners will select one clerk West Crof ton ted an investigation and several col- ¬ Easts School House 78 185 78 178 78 181 M S Thompson B F Goodwin salary 51200 SI 80 90 76 93 77 ored lads were placed under arrests Bnlnbrldce Lantrlps School Hse u 147 42 147 44 147 It was developed by the investiga L Lindsay and C H Hawkins The Superintendents of the asy iiasc uroiton 35 144 86 146 84 142 63 71 40 68 64 76 tion that a number of little whiter lums will each have the appoint Bluff Springs Alias Mttlo Mason Injured 87 144 89 189 87 163 ment of a Receiver whose salary is DogwoodMill 63 S3 84 68 47 75 boys during the past ten days had For several weeks Miss Mattie Ma fixed by the Board of Commissioners Bakers been robbed in wild Western style son a young lady of the Laytons It is generally 600 and board Each Total Mi 3637 2378 8591 2355 3597 being compelled to stand with hands 1312 1342 1224 sk ville neighborhood has been sick Superintendent also appoints a Ma up while their pockets wore plun ¬ 1 and one morning last week she at- tron a Druggist 80 to 50 attendants The yote on the rest of the ticket dered of marbles monev and whattempted to walk across the floor She carpentere gardeners engineers fire- varied but little from that for Lieuten- ever else suited the fancy of the col- ¬ Further inquiry became dizzyand fell across the foot men and other employes whose ant Governor On the Democratic ored buccaneers board of her bed breaking several wages are from 10 to 100 a month ticket Hale got 2871 Hendrick 2873 also disclosed that many of the boys ribs The injury has caused her and subject to change by the Boards Norman 2869 Ford 2374 Thompson both whites and blacks were armed much suffering but at last accounts There are nine Commissioners for 2875 Nail 2374 Swango 2369 and with revolvers and knives and that On the Republican they hod sworn vengeance upon ono each asylum One third go out in Dempsey 2355 she was slowly improving Orders have been issued January 1896 one third in 1898 and side Finley got 3592 Taylor 3591 another Another On Captured one third in 1900 They cannot bo Stone 8594 Long 3587 Davidson for the ane8t of a number of color- ¬ Reynolds ed ringleaders the negroes in nearly Moore 3592 The fourth arrest for complicity in removed under the present law The 8591 8592 and Porter 3597 The Popu- every instance appearing to be thes the assassination of Hewlett Hoyton three Commissioners here who retire list vote ranged from 200 for Pettit in Caldwell has been made W M in 1896 are Messrs H C Gant T H to 188 for Spencer Pettits vote was aggressors Carloss and E B BaBsett As there Wreck on the L Sc N Gibbons was caught in Hopkins is no salary attached to these places as follows Hopkinsville No 1 1 county and is now in jail at Prince- it is supposed Gov Bradley will ap No 2 1 j No 8 2 Concord 3 Palmy- ¬ Franklin Nov 10 A frightfuF ton He was indicted along with point negroes to them In that event ra 1 Longview 7 Beverly 8 Casky 7 wreck occurred on the Louisville about a dozen others at the last term the white Commissioners would all Gordonfield 6 Brents Shop 4 New Nashville railroad near this placeof court resign and he would then have an op- - stead 5 Gracey 2 Edwards 1 Perrys to night about 950 oclock resulting of 3 Lafayette 3 Bennettstown 8 How A Blow Causes Insanity Sortunity to appoint a full board sal ell 2 W Crofton 14 Bainbridge 4 in the death of Fireman Love and tls who could increase Jas Majors of Henderson was aries to suit the demands of the hun Lantrips 19 Easts 4 EaBt Crofton serious if not fatal injury of Engi ¬ brought to the asylum last Thursday gry horde to be turned into them 18 Bluff Springs 24 Dogwood 12 neer Ed Corbett Besides quite number of people were considerably During the encampment of State The Superintendent Assistant Phy Bakers Mill 53 Total 200 Demaree Prohibition received 77 shaken up From all accounts it at Henderson sicians and Steward all have about 18 votes in the county Guards last summer seems that the crew of the freight months longer to servo under their Majors was struck on the head with a The total vote of the county wbb the wreck ae club by a negro and it is thought Commissions but they are subject 6829 or 143 less than at the county were responsible for eight minutes they were running to removal and the new Governor that the blow caused ms insanity The freight should ahead of time will probably waut their places at election in low Wanted 1m Ularkf rlUe have taken the Bide track at West once to fulfill ante election promises hunter is Bradleys candidate of tryingto steal in- ¬ Dr Letcher of Henderson is al Chief Fritz captured Jim Carney a Louisville Not 11 Dr W God- ¬ Harpeth instead crew pay the fault The to Franklin place frey Hunter Congressman elect in was due to Engineer Hayes watcha Clarksville negro Friday and lodged ready tipped for Dr Stones Brldgo Company Pay Back Taxes the third district is a candidate for being wrong him in jail to await Tennessee officers holding up A check for 69520 taxes on the United States Senator and appears Carney is charged with Chas A Love the dead fireman to have tho becking of Gov olect a man about two months ago near Henderson bridge for the years 1890 Bradley and the powers that be It is was about 23 or 24 years of age anal Clarksyille qnd relieving him of 91 92 and 98 arrived yesterday and Baid he has forty Republican votes it is said he lived on West Churchs street in Nashville Ho was a siBgfis considerable cash was placed in tho city treasury This already pledged to him enough to man A Very Successful Meeting will give the new council a handsome make certain his choice in a caucus The CltjrVtitH Official indications are Hunter The protracted meeting which had sum with which to start in business The have opposition that Dr of a forwill The official vote in the council though been in progress at Rich Station for Out of this sum however is to be de midable character Augustus E Will menB races were First ward R H ducted oV5U which under the law two weeks closed Friday night Rev goes to City Attorney Hon Jas F son of this city will certainly be a Holland Dem 89 R M Anderson candidate and Judge Geo Denny Fowler conducted the meeting and Uiay Henderson Journal 42 Second J Jr of Lexington and Congressman Rep L Ullis Kep D08Ware Dem at every large crowds wore on hand Third JJ DrSearreatDoesKt Waat It D G Colson of Middlesboro also 4 F A largo number of persons service R Perry Dem 107 R A Fecfc ¬ announce that they will be in the Rep 56 Fourth G D DaltoQ Dr Andrew Soargent says the reunited with the church all of whom port that he would apply for superin ¬ race were baptized Sunday Dem 78 John Dinneen Rep 28 OLIHBINQ DOWN A LITTLE tendent of the Western Asylum is in ¬ F iftb A t Anderson Hep aoU UBurglars Xake a Haul The Courier Journal of Saturday S Wood 1 Sixth E M Flack correct He is one Republican who Friday night burglars enteredthe Dem 103 Geo C Long 1 Seventh not care for any office He will had this does house of Jim Henry Quarles a negro uevuiu us u turn itab Returns have continued to clip W A PPool Dem 78 W Be i uuuBtui i a r j j it to is practice barber and carried off a number of others scramble for the places at figures from Jfr Bradleys plurality Ennis Rep 49 lor vrovernor ana at present it nas a valuable articled The thieves en Gov Bradleys disposal OS lor Iteeltoot Lake none of the imposing proportions tered the building by prizing1 open a A party of hunters left Sunday fci Ms window Abo rmyWMt Under which he expected and wnich at one Complete Reelfoot Lake to be gone for a wek 1 time seemed probable Ab a result of the meeting at New 7 more of the counties or more Among those in the party Asia church colored near Garretts returns from heretofore reported only in part and were W A Glasu W AiWilgU8rQ M Ed Clifpatrickthe negro boy who bjirg about fifty profeWi religion reports of the official count in a few B Nelson Jas RT MeClur A leit killed foff Harm with a ftfck at and were baptised inLUtle River counties nave rienueu generally i Ovenhiner Jr and V Arabia CUi i i tt j L Barnsley wanacquifted at the exam near uernaon susaar djiwt bwx IHYOC Ol HW 19 f to llcjiubllruns has also been made by tho corrections of an error in footing Returns are now incomplete from all but a few counties while two counties Jackson and Casey have As it never been heard from at all stands wjth all returns revised jand corrected to date and verified as far as possible Mr Bradleys plurality is 6559 This is subject to change by the official count and the vote of tho missirg counties Casey county gives ordinarily a Republican majority of about 200 and Jackson can give one of 700 if it tries The question of mujority is one that is regarded with much interest in Hopkinsville A number of bets were laid 5 to 1 that Bradley would not be elected by 10000 majority One of the largest was between a well known ice man and a young For salesman in a clothing store several days the majority had been regarded as far above the limit and some ol the papers put it as high as 18000 When tho Courier Journal came in with the above correction in- ¬ terest was again revived and the of- ¬ ficial figures will be awaited with much anxiety Tho Post puts the majority at 10900 which still further complicates the matter In addition to this large wager there are a num--bof smaller ones in which tho ice man backed his faith in the Mud Moses of tho Kentucky Crapshooters wherever he could find a taker It seemed so reckless and the probabili- ¬ ties of his winning appeared so re- ¬ mote a month ago that there was a t general rush among Democrats to get to him before he was brought to aa stand still er i i i A Hi T 1 i Kf iN il n ii V 1 caSjSDKg BT ItRfVX J3E A PALg THirflTRL BEdOMlS ROSY AND fLUA1P i fV I 3RAXX2 I Banco IhrtilttrifrA Moving StHghter Sayr4 From the JOmtai CtvMtiirovrnal The following possesses aa Interest tdtfi 7oHrna and its readers because the eaa k of great value from a medical point of Yiew and further becauso it is svoru to and Its truth absolutely proven The caso d escribed is that of the daughter of L L Harbor of Edgerton Kan who being duly worn on oath deposes and says During the spring of tfefc current year 1803 my daughter Brtife aged 13 years be ¬ came afflicted with a nervoUs disease which grew opdn her to such an bxtentthat it se riously interfered with her studies and aroused the gravest fears that it would de- vclop into St Yltua dancer My daughter became so nervousahat she would drop her Ocnife and fork while eating and would at times be seized with nervous twitchings which exoited the alarm of myself and wifo About this time my wife read in a news paper of a wonderful cure of the same disease effected by Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale Teople Bo strongly was I impressed with tfhe facts set forth in the testimonial that I wrote to ascertain tho authenticity of the ase Receiving a reply which completely satisfied me I sent for a box of the pills From the very first dose a marked Ira provement in my daughters condition was noticed She had become thin and exces ¬ Hit VUhi sively pale as is ootnmou w to sufferers from mervous diseases and her weight hod de eresed to an alarming extent After a Careful and thorough trial of the pills she ot only began to grow less nervous but also began to gain flesh It is needless to say that I was both sur jprised and delighted with the wonderful change brought about by the first box of the fills She is a new girl and all the symp ¬ toms of her disease have disappeared Dr Williams Pink Pills have certainly wrought a wonderful and completo cure and I can say nothing too good in their favor But now sho is away on a visit something she would aot have thought of being able to do ttKree months ago From being shrinking aorbtd and timid she has become a strong fhealthy girl with no appearance of ever Thaving been aSicted with any nervous trou bles The pills have done wonders and I itake great pleasure n recommending them to all who are affictcd with a similar Signed disease L L BAKBOR Subscribed and sworn to before me this 14th day of August 1893 W H Kelly Rotary Public fSEAL Mrs Barbor who was present declared that they owed their daughters life to Pink is V velemente necessary to give new life and sriehness to tho blood and restore shattered merves They are manufactured by the Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY rand are sold only in boxes bearing the firms trade mark and wrapper at 50 cents a box or six boxes for 250 and are never sold in Jbulk or by the dozen or hundred Pills Dr Williams Pink Pills contain all the ft Hi ill fi fc k1 istill further into the details he do- clares that over 000000 of these steps were taken in going up and down Btalra Tho learned gentleman neg- lects to state however what benefit he and his fellow creatures will derive dxova this careful computation Jle Numbered Ills Footstops There is a good deal of information given to the world that is quite unasked for A curious statistician has put himself to tho trouble of counting the number of steps he took in walking during tho whole year The number he finds to have been 0700100 or an average of 20744 steps a day Going 3 li fct Li r I un is no longer to be poured on troubled water It is to be fired like a hell from a gun As a wave approaches u bomb filled with oil is to bo precipThe bladder itated in its direction will bo perforated with small holes bo that tho oil will run out slowly and continue its work for a greater length of time than would otherwise bo the case throughout and then the conspirators paused to look on their handiwork and take breath Thats the first work Ive done in twenty years said Ann Maria wip ing her flushed face with a real lace handkerchief but Id just like to see the dear old couple when they open Elder of the door jHarrodsburg Ky Prtsiding Im afraid theyll object to having Danville District Methodist the piano out of sight said one of the sisters but theyre sure to like everyOhuroh Writes thing else Mother would never let me touch a chair even to straighten it out so I know the only way was to tako her by surprise Old folks get Electropoise has cured me of cranky about things they have had a The severe rheumatism after two applica long time It isnt good for them to ttions all night each and is of great make idols out of old furniture 1 not added Ann Ma- ¬ benefit to my family in nervous head- ria should sayisnt the fashion now besides it ache I heartily commend it as it was a few years ago I was roal- ¬ 1 r-Oil on Troablutl Waters Seems right good to be home agate lots sqI an rest a spoil aforo we light up suggested the old man dropping into a iiandy chair But liis form had scarcclv touched i before he straightened himself out of it and said testily - V1 It dont seem natural It most broko my back to sot in that cheer Mnndy theres something wrongl Mandy had beon feeling along the shelf for tho candle that year in and year out stood there lllte a tallow sen tinel and had nover failed her In the darkest night She found it but not in its old placo it had been moved a hairs breadth to the left and felt queer to her touch Glmmo a match Eben I want to LOrd see what like is tho eanle a mercy look at it man It certainly was not the same brand of candle that for all these years had artist to him been run in the tin mold behind the And now the old people had taken an pantry door It was a gorgeous outing that was to last a whole week twisted design in green wax with yelthe result of a conspiracy in which Ann low stripes Maria was chief mover who was aided Thats tho girls dblns I bet said and abetted by her sisters who wefe the old man putting on his glasses to married and settled in the same town take a hotter look at the intruder and whom sho was visiting What a lookin candle Gosh While tho old couplo were gone the As its rays diffused a light through conspirators possessed themselves of tho room tho two old people began to the key of tho homestead entered it investigate They looked around then stealthily and began what thoy con- ¬ into each others faces and both fear sidered a work of reform which also and wonderment wero expressed in was expected to be a delightful sur-- their startled glances Mandy said tho old man at laBt nrlse to those most interested Well get that dreary old piano out weve gone and got into the wrbng of tho way first Bald its formor owner house who had one now that cost a thousand answered Mandy I bleeve it dollars and tho old rag carpet it feebly but then whereabouts it gives me a chill to see it and all those ours dreadful framed photographs and chro Letslook at the outside and the mos I have a few oil paintings that I girls who wero watching at their brought down with me on purpose to own windows saw a glimmering light replace them and that red tablecloth dancing like an ignus f atuus before the Sophie do you remember when we old house and could discern the unused to learn our lessons on that flam- wonted spectacle of their father and ing thing It looks as awfully red as mother inspecting the outside of their ever doesnt it home by candle light It struck them Yes answered Sophie with a dis- ¬ as very funny tinct sigh I wonder if we are as hap Meanwhile the truth had revealed py now as wo were then or If our con- ¬ itself in part to the old people and ditions depend so much on surround holding aloft the flaring wax candle ings fine furniture for instance they took an inventory of the new fur Pshaw said Ann Maria with em- ¬ niture from tho carpet on the floor to We must move with the the paintings on tho walls It was phasis world or be run over Elore take well tho conspirators were not there to those old peacock feathers and stow hear them It might have given them I suppose it a shock them away somewhere wouldnt do to burn them I once said Even the piannys gone thought tho eyes in those feathers Mandy wringing her hands the dear watched everything I did Well leave old planny where Ann Maria learned grandfathers clock because its genu- to play Hang Up the BabyB Stocking ine and a fad now in the best society afore she was ten years old I couldnt and the older the bettor have bleeved It and my So they tore up and tore down and carpet that 1 made with my own hands in a few hours a really modern air per- ¬ and tho red tablecloth the cheer vaded every nook and corner A pret- ¬ fulest thing you could see It for a ty new carpet not too gay but with a pleasing assortment of colors took the place of the despised rag carpet Now chairs a handsome rug an up-¬ holstered easy chair for father and a modern rocker for mother supplanted the long used furniture of the past and the faded old photographs were removed to make room for smart paintings in consistent style with the new order of things A white mar seillcs counterpane replaced tho old log cabin quilt every square of which had been as an open book for mother to read Other innovations were made up to theiu and al most crowded itself Into their frontdoor but they still lived On In the sarao Old fashioned methods of tho past half century clinging to the chairajind tables they had when thoy were married evon retaining the littlo squeaky piano that had been Ann Marias before she marricdrich foreigner and changed to Anita Marie Tho cradle sho was rocked in when a baby manufactured out of a barrel1 by her adoring father and covered skill- ¬ fully with rose colored chintz had been sent up to tho attic for it offended her fine sense of esthetics when she camo homo to visit The rag carpet in tho living room was tho work of leisure hours and had been in service twenty odd years and the old man used to say lovingly while ho regarded it with ad- ¬ miring eyes Youll nevor make an other carpet like that motherl It was like tho last painting of a great townbad groa VI most wpndArth girls aint left o iigh V a bur nto for ujUjnJL time they forgot Jia th6d4rfiMitt m atumblac oyr cHafip Lrin iMifrtei YpuMhmow ialftk Constipation Biliott5he5s Sick headacHei said the mother in gentle apologetic tones that vyere her wont when de fending the children Cause Painsin the back Sallow icomptexion Loss of appetitetand lSl Exhaustion There is only one cure which is KAM A1JHSL L1VER THE LEADER One Pink PHI touches the liver and removes the bile One Tonic Pellet nightly acts as a gentle laxative jn keeping the bowels open restores the digestive organs tones up the nervous system aud makes new rich blood Complete treatment two medicines one price 25c Treatise and sample free at any store BBOWIT MTQ CO clonic Pellets This Week WE extend a cordial invititation to tho ladies of Hopkinsville and vicinity to call and examine our hand some display of Pattern Hats and Bonnets t V New York For sale by all druggists in Hop kinsville ITCHING PILES PILES Sofd bv R SWAYNEt AB80IOTBLT OTTRML OINTMENT Muftiac MMt at nUfatl sn fc jr MraMhU allowed to Matlaas tumors forat Bad protrnd I alrcdlno- - atrlM the tumor Soil bj 6 rniilni or bj nail fr M iU rrairti br JJBwam a BriiuUcuklV gv Vrinectedwith iv Mrs M E Roctgers is con will-Ibe The Leader and pleaaed to see her man friends and customers fj d HARD WIO Hotel Henderson rospocts THE LEADER 103 MAIN ST Excellent Samplo Roomr nd service unequalod in the city On Double Car Line Entirely new and first olass in all L PKiiiiDURun Proprietors - Kv Hendornon LOUIS TEX MmeFIeurette Levy Mgr 0F r UJtSVILLE ST Li AS RAILWAY VTIST BOUND SCHEDULE INEFFECT MAY1189S- Ko Lv Louisville 6 7 Swmm mmirim niwK Do You Know Dally 3 No 61 Dally Brandenbmg Irvlngton Stephensport Cloverport Ha wesville Lewlsport Owensboro Spotsville Ar Henderson XAST BOUND W8t Point 30pm 745am 25pm 840am 8Wpm pljaro 10 18 p 10 59 The Palace carries the largest and am am pm 12 22 am II 45 p m 1 08 p m 12 10 a m 1 80 p m m 1116 11 40 8 80 p m g 09 p m 9 28pm 9 54 p m 9 45 10 28 1050 am am The Prettiest Xiinoof In HopklnsvilleT i fl P Do You Know- I am Belling Snilors am Wallcina HTats DCrimmod Slats cheaper than any houseln the city PRETTIEST xmd TWO hit-an-ml- ss No 52 Dally No 64 Dally LARGEST LINE EXPERIENCED TRIMMERS Do You Know Lv Henderson Spottavlllej Owensboro Lewlsport awesvllle Cloverport Stephensport Irvlncton Brandenburg West Point Ar Louisville H C MonnUJC 9 87 a m 10 05 a m 10 28 a m 11 05 a m 11 81 a m 12 05 p m 7 20am 7 48am 880am 918am 4 69 p 5 24 p 6 45 p 6 80 p 6 68 p 7 85 265pm 816pm 400pm 485pm m 1 Aim My aim is to please m m you and 100pm 8 80am m m am Save You Money a Give me a call Mks Ada Layne Experienced City Trimmers Miss Crow and Miss I have two Esslngton For further Information address or W AGPA l Mills OwrnsboroKy U H Louisville Ky gaaaaaanaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanaaaaaaaaajaaiaawi TIME TABLE 4 fimUiUlw Um YOU CAN MAKE WOHEY m TRAINS GOING NORTH soxwoci because they are the largest and most re 8r0pm liable commission merchants and because they can handle shipments quick pm and to the best advantage for the shipper A trial shipment solicited Write TRAINS OOINO 485a m to them for quotations before shipping Specialties Eggs Butter Poultry o 68 St Louis Express r 525 cm Fruits of all kinds Beans Potatoes Onions Hay Grain No SG Nashville Accomodation Headquarters for 18puo Mo 61 St Louis Mall Furs Hides and Wool Capital 4000000 Liberal advances made oa con- ¬ Nashville Accommodation does not run on No 52 SOUTH St LoniBFast Mall Sosfl Nashville Aeeom SoMSt Louis Express 9 62 a aggaggg 1010 THEY KfSPECT TOE NEW FUBMBUKfGS mile when the door was open and we was lighted up and niy pictcrs of the children taken every year of their lives Its worse than robbery 1 dont doubt thoy meant well but its broke my heart I near broke myback tryin to 6et in one of them new fangled cheers said tho old man spurning tho smart chair with his foot I do wonder Mandy if they- left us anythin to set on Theyve left tho clock- said Mandy tanday North bound St Louis and Chicago Fast rolns have hrough trains solid and sleepert o Chicago and St Louis Fast Line stops only at important stations md crossings Ha hrough Pullman sleep rs to Atlanta Ga JMADAM8ABent signments General correspondence solicited 0 Y Time Table TRAINS GOING SOUTH No 4 No 8 Dally i t Evansvllle Henderson Corydon Morgaufleld Ki Ministers of the pel Indorse Gos- ¬ a Im thankful for that Ideclarefather it seems like an old friend and hold- ¬ it ing fathers hand she stood long before the venerable timepiece regarding it 420pm 510pm 532pm i605pin DeKoven 84amw 042pm 655pm Sturgls 904am 744pm Miirion 9491am 1057 am 850pm Princeton 925pm CeruleanSprlngsll33am 1149 am 941pm Gracey Mall Express Datly Mail Express ivfr tijftV y ft w X 630am 717am 742am818am Hopltinsvllle 12 10 pm 10 00 8 pm zsaLrJ mxvY 1 T ttif Pi It nn Q iii J BPSNlli i IT IP MM rfJ t S ti ly afraid people would think we didnt appreciate our old folks to let thei liveonaraong that old rubbish The last finishing touches being ac- ¬ complished the sisters went to their respective homes and at nightfall the two old folks walked into the domicile that had sheltered them for forty TO years the dearest spot on earth to A Matter of Hato them homel Memphis Yicksburg New Oiioaus It had been planned by their know ¬ A Third street mans neighbor had AND ALL POINTS fill this paper with simi- ¬ We could ing childrpn that they were to enter bought a now piano and the daughter lar reports but think this sufficient the house alone to intensify the sur- ¬ had been banging away on it ever Limited Trains and Perfect Service 4o interest you in sending for book on prise in store fOr them and enjoy since it had been in the house - the subject of health Got a new piano I hear said the Connectfrit af Memphis witk tlrough trains each others delight over the occasion to all paints in man over tho back fence to his neigh- without witnesses not knowing this felt oor t But theyi Yes Got it on the installment Rates Tickets and all information with the sensitiveness of age a little will be furnished on application to your nearest hurt and clung closer together a plan ticket aneat i Wonder if your daugh Is that so they entered the dark and silent 513 fourth avenue T Bi LYNCH dwelling every step of which wasHke ter cant let us have the music from it In the same way Louisville Kentucky Senral PaMMr Ase LouiiyilleKy Detroit Free Press hallowed ground to their tired feet Hev John I Itodgers Danville Ky It is a mystery to me almoat a miracle Rev Z Meek Catlettsburg Ky 1 have used the Electropoiso for five years and find it invaluable as a curative agent Especially is it effi cacious in cases of feeble women and delicate children Eev Robert Barrett Louisville Ky Baptist Seminary Electropoise cur- d after all other remedies failed Rev W W Bruce Huston ville Ky Electropoise cured opium habit Bev George Means Covington Ky In one night the Electropoise relieved brain congestion and vertigo WELL 1 hmm j 0T THAT DREARY THE WAY FIUST 1 PIA2TOOUT OP 260 pm ivHopicusvillei640aml with loving eyes 505 pm 655a in Princeton was near daylight when the two It 604pm Marlon 753am 707 pm DeKoven 850amold people had seen the last of their 740 pm 980a m Morganfleld new possessions and arranged them to Corydon 8l4pm 1003am 885 pm 1025 a m their entire satisfaction The fancy Henderson 925 pm Ill5a m candle had burned down to a mound of ArEvansville LOCAL rKKIUMI green and yellow wax and been reLvPrlnceion 715am Dally lOjOOam ArHopklnsvllle placed by a Straight uncompromising Lv 500pm tallow home made that shed a serene 780 o m ArPrlnceton UNIONTOWN BRANCH light on twoold faces that looked very South Bound Dally tired but wore a conscious expression 580 pm 7iigam Mr Union town And even in r Morganfleld of peace aud triumph 664pm Blvoam they smiled their dreams North BoundPhlly 745pm Lt Morganfleld 9S5m 8 l0pm To think of itl said Ann Maria ArUnlontown 1000am B FMlTCHSLL when she tells the story after all our KM8HRW00DAgti ura HopklnsTllIeKy planning and contriving when we wont over the next day to seoTiowthoy JOHN ECHOf8 were enjoying their new surroundings j JCIVS ST JOHN BOYLE theyhad put back every article of the old stuff we moved rag carpet photographs and all and packed the now things up They wouldnt have a in the attic JTHK MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE new chalrnor a tablecloth nor any thing Said the things werent comfort-¬ Louisville Evansville Talk about Ephraim being able joined tot idols father and mother could give him pointers out of their ex rAND ALL POINTS perlenceandshe sighed over the de ¬ MwalaiSaaiaHrwr JL generacy of age Detroit Free Press NORTH BOUND No 1 Daily Maw express wan uxpresa No Dally ROYAL V QEMENT f PUSTER r 600 Mil it Leads it Hv-er-vtlrig- Izx iinuis raR HDAGG PHONE 98 i Cincinnati it mr twt m fy hj ii 7Tx feraowrf MUt vf tfri JSWJ3H aWJV iT aBJSSftjiSwl fiNa7fll3S rMZrZJYll J CTiiWiV WhFrto-rjk--Ss r r AnUrS i1 Valuable Book Free 3DUBOIS WEBB Arkansas and Texas rKvAii iff a Ft rr V t V Xf Wi rn vr rt iili T 1 a-- j 1 jifi rt i n V JNOveinoer ii i i 111 n M r i- n w J r OTISEE blllowypaltis arid thsTJIurnine sun And round yas the KENTTJCKTAISJV 3 f mmrmmmmmma- t- a iWO IN THK DESKRT C drry waste of Cures t j- a a 1 Rising yeap6nd ERS FRIEND and H tireasL as used HOTH- accomplished woir labor and lessened pain IjfcYO been a midwife for many in each case where ds btoid is the best remedy for for that alone RISING OF THE BREA8T known and worth the price it Mrs M M Brewster Montgomery Ala Sent by Express or mall on receipt of price 100 per bottle Book To Mothers mailed II 1 W ir Tree BRADFIELD REQULATOR OO ATLANTA Oa SOU BY ALL DKUQaiSTfl You VAto n iw R Suffer nrrurfp0t m i From indigestion sour itorniiusk hssd ache flatulency distress after eating Or is it a cafe of lost appetite want of energy weakness debility sleepless era Aro you out in nod and in nilnd Havoyou pains in the bao nips side head arms Bhoiilor3 chest Aro vou filled irirn mn ta h a complexion coated tonguo n ht iweata ory cougn emus ana iover s Xr any or tnese troubles aro yours thi thing you need la DR KINGS oughly fruitless struggle with misfor- ¬ tune t lj Although pretty it was easily to be seen that the little girl was his child Sho was a momentous factor in a mighty problem to the man whose arm TvaB about her and whoso knit brows and troubled face showed how hard it waB he studied it A crazy letter had ifr come to him across the continent and ho had left the tenements of New York to try and reach the golden land of California He had started with hardly sufficient money to take himself and child more than half the distance but V ho had a confused sort idea that In the gentlest and happiest way and ho would in some way of an his destireach with the greatest certainty known to med ical science GERMET ITER removes from nation Better it was at all events the system the symptoms named above than to remain in the noisome Hester giving strength in place of weakns joy- Btreet den where without work or the prospect of any his little sum of ous health in plnco of sickness Thoro i3 no other remedy like it and money would soon be gone pnno that can do its work And then it is The station to which his scanty a real pleasure to tako it Littlo children purso had enabled him to buy a ticket taVo h with dflllgkt and it cures like for himself and child had been passed niiic 100 6 for 500 All druggists hours before and ho was wondering how soon tho conductor of the train would discover the shameless imposi- ¬ WILL fiOSEYOIL tion ho was practicing upon tho rail- ¬ Ho had not jnuoh old by H O Hardwick druggist way company longer to wait for presently tie auto ¬ crat of the train in a hurried passage through tho car stopped suddenly be¬ fore him and glanced at the check in THE GREAT his hat Hellol going Through Line The man Where aro youwhat was in- ¬ looked up in 1 between tho cltlos o tended as a humble respectful and Cincwirati Lexington Louis piteous appeal but his lip curled up over his teeth like that of a harried ville Evansvie St Louis dog He could not help it His voice was mild enough though as he said And the cities of am going Nashville Memphis Mont my Ilittlo girh to California sir with Tho mans looks seemed to irritate gomery Mobile and New temper of the railway the overhead ffi In tho rear of the sentry box its pro- ¬ RAGGING westward across the jecting roof had cast a littlo shado dreary plains of and here the nian sat down upon tho Utah ihe overland ground with his child still in his arms train from a van Strange things for him came to his tarra noint in thn eyes fears Tho littlo one looked up IJsky looked like a at himin a puzzled way and ho hasti ¬ his hand across N tsmall horse halt ly brushed broad smudge his face 4v of railway snake crawling over and left a tho earths surface soot upon his cheek Sho clapped her was hands and laughed with glee at his The earth almost tho air white with tho heat of tho summer funny face Then thirst came to them that sun j All was vastness immonBlty si leuco loneliness above tho ilawleas awful torturing unreasoning thirst blue below those seemingly illimita ¬ which tho uesert alone can give The ble plains of reddish yellow streaked child cried for water and the father with alkali white that swam back and left her in the scanty shade and stopped forth before tho oyes in parallel lines out into tho glaring sun Neither in until far off they molted into a loner tho sky nor in tho parched ground was low stretch of shivering light the there a drop of moisture and he knew mocking water mirage at the base of it Ho returned and tried to comfort the mouutain range hundreds of miles her and then he satdown again buried away Encompassed within that hori ¬ his face in his hands and tried to zon there was no thing of life except think The evoning was coming on when he rose to his feet with a new witnln that desultory moving train Stocked in tho emigrant or third class rosolve Away far off in tho west a thin al- ¬ carQf the train was a crowd of tired miserable and dirty people They most imperceptible streak di smoke looked out listlessly at tho passing told him that the east bound train was landscape or stupidly at each other approaching Near the track he found or twisted themselves into all sorts of a dirty shred of a flag hanging to a uncomfortable positions on the hard stick and he placed it in tho socket of wooden seats in vain efforts to secure the upright post standing in front of a littlo sleep Perhaps the most un ¬ prepossessing of them all was a dark- featured roughly dressed man Be Bido him was a very little girl in a blue dress His lowering repellant face had a scowl upon it which suggested the convict or the desperado but he was neither Tho sJowl and the un- ¬ conscious sneer about his ugly mouth wero born Blmply of a long and thor- ¬ itsolf LOOK OUT old Weather Is Coming y h Get you the best heater in the world Fakes came and go but the contingenuine ROUND ues to lead the procession of heating stoves The reason is plain see the name on the leg We have the largest line of heat- ¬ ers in the city ranging from 3 up OAK y so dont fail to see our stock before buying 1 Wa Can Rmt VYvn ROUND OAK ft She Everlasting MAJESTIC A Coal Thief is pilfering in your bin and you permit ii A cooking stove that has to be overfed to be coaxed to cook at all and dumps its coal without digesting it is a downright robber THE MAJESTIC steel range saves food and fuel enough in two years to pay for itself AIL parts unbreakable ttRMETOEl BE FOISTED TO THE SMOKE Nervously his fingers the house fumbled in his pockets until ho pro- ¬ duced the stump of a lead pencil Picking up a pieco of pasteboard he wrote upon it in great rough letters SOME ONE TAKE THIS CHILD SHE HAS NO PAKENTa Gfcilffi Trunk Orleans WITHOUT OHANttE AND SPEED ONBI VALID not-too-ev- Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta JSavanah Maco7i Jackson- ¬ ville and points ticket for the rest of tho way If you would please let mo go through the train with my little girl officer You are eh Well wheres your VJ 2 in Florida Connections are made at Guthrie and Nashville for all points North East South and West In Pullman Palace Cars E EMIGRAN this road wiU receive special rs o8rkKTr low rates See agents of this company for rates routes c or write to O P Atmoke G P TA Louisville nEIiOl WHEBE ABE TOtX GOWO J replied the nnortunato one falterlng Jy I think I could raise the money Go through the train Not much Third class passengers stay in this car You get off at the next station said the conduotor In a voice of fierce warn- ¬ ing as he passed on m about an hour the conduotor came BEXDALE HERD of Berkshire hogs and into the oar1 again and gave the bell Southdown sheep Nice lot of year old- Bucks puU The engine re ¬ juplgsof both sexes nowreadViordeliverr rope a vicious two short whistles and sponded with MBKINO gradually the train slackened its speed Newstead Ky and stopped gEST IN QUALITY MOST IN QUANTITY Come now you got off here said the conductor roughly were behind time already and yoti want to hurry 9 tiJU WHITES Jf r CREW rAttiriwwM Hs led all WORM Rmedls EVERY at a fuisjitfrJt5Kis8KrttLw it KlVJMJKUPva laUtBXAIX SKVSOItTI BOnLErSUARANTEED avivor u ttW Jl ibJ9 M rtJw JrnmUn MtmmMtal am WIH MnwmUlaivluF p fi s WMiiiM Oil of Mmtru9 8lfBltei T Again the mans lip ourled in an ugly way but he made no answer except to gather up the few paper bundles of bread and meat on the seat before him Then taking his child in his arms he followed the conductor to the platform and stepped off the train Before it was finder way again however a hu ¬ mane brakeman on the last step called out to him i Say partner ther aint nothin here This is only a flag station The ItaitboundU be along in a few hours Stap her and board her The conduc tor on that tralnll let you on Its a ddshame to put that kid off in such ttpaboutit a OfltMMlMi oiitiMiwh Mm 91 H bym Jam ii rz jBwrfmyrrHttrmi mmft hi J ff r uuiunie rrtiiuruiu mil bdouv iub cibvhwa JInwBti raiiway Biauon Mucre llttli closed sen trvbox lhokinsr affair Ti 1 aplacelN Li l Wk iiwwtWstc TLOWInrf lis a U bslteiH track and flftvvaVds behind itches rmsdndf olddug out Not eyen u tU tboVv whreJltwas that any ualnau Utng had vWtithe spot a With a string ho placed the placard around the neck of the little girL This done he took her in his arms kissed her again and again pointed to the smoke that was becoming blacker and longer and told her that water was coming When the rails began to sing of the approach of the com ing train he placod her near the track and then ran and hid himself behind tho dug out From his hiding place ho looked out and eagerly watched the child while the rattle and clamor and thunder of tho train grew louder in his cars On it came with a rush and a roar and flew past the station in a gale of wind and dust The mans heart died within him and then it beat wildly again The train had stopped several hundred yards past the station and was coming back to tho sentry box The engineer had seen tho tattered flag As the long train rolled slowly back ward curious and inquiring heads protruded from tho car windows The stepped off and looked about him in wonder Not for several momenta did ho disoovcr the child Immediately there was a crowd about it and the placard was passed from hand to hand A white jacketed porter came out of a Pullman car and placed a wo6den step on the ground before It He was followed by a lady in black who descended from the car and joined tho throng A pair of yearning eager beseeching eyes watched it all from the dug out To the man hiding it seemed that tho determination of his childs fate never would bo reached Finally he saw the lady in black take tbo child in her arms kiss it and reenter the car with it The passengers scrambled back into the cars the conductor waved his hand and the train moved on Then the father came forth and gazed longingly at the departing train gazed at it until it became smaller and smaller until it became a dot in the plains until it vanished and ho knew he was alone The terriblo sun rose the next day and looked down upon him as its victim He cndeavoredto eatsomo of the bread ho had saved but the dry crumbs were torture to his1 throat One thing only was there to do to follow tho track until an inhabited station was reached It might be fifty miles it might be more but there was no salvation away from tho railroad Ho started off bravely enough his longing eyes fixed on the over receding point where the glistening rails met in the far perspective But somo times his gaze wandered even further on to where it surely seemod that blue green trees were bathing their feet in cool stUl waters At noon when resting for awhile ho heard the rattling of an approach- ¬ ing freight train Hope swelled up within him as ho stood on the track and made frantio motions to stop the train The trainmen merely laughed at him He did not know he had employed the favorite ruse of tramps Freight trains were not for the accommodation of such gentry Nor was it a supposable case that a wayfarer in the desert was unprovided with food or drink else why would ho be there After thiB his progress was very alow On tho third day he came to the end of his journey He miy have been deliri- ¬ ous or he may have been quite sane A train stopped for him and took him on board This theyalways do when -they kill a man San Kthtv o and even baker You can learu all about the Majestic Cooking Range at our store The Majestic is such a saver that it pays to discard a cast iron stove for one KEEP YOUH EYES Steel and Malleable Iron Its heat cant escape A rapid on the Celebrated Mogul wagon tbe best wagon that can be made by first class mechanics and material they have stood the test Keey your money at home and get the best wagon IN BUGGIES we have this year fa sur- passed any previous record Our stock was more care- ¬ fully selected and was bought cheaper doods well bought are already half sold Come and JOIN 11 Jft IN THE PRGCESSIOfL meat when all others fail It is 99 p r mire salt You can use it venr aftor vatNo waste of salt no spoiled meat Try it and be convinced You will never use any other It is the cheapest for live stock One trial will convince any one 11 M U 0 will save nfiTit Do vou want to have sweet meat m place of ran cid meat If so use only the RETSOF HALT It We are prepared to do all kinds ol plumbing We have experien- ¬ ced men and years of experience in the business so do not fail to give us a chance to figure on your work Guarantee satisfaction The largest line of heavy and light Hardware in the County Guns pistols pocket and table cutlery razors and scissors We have secured Mr John S Skalley in our Harness Department vvnich he has improved in every point and we haie now the most complete stock ever carried in the city TALBOT SADDLES made to order V xt FUIBES A i R wfoisv W w i t f J pc y trt- H3 it 3 Yomtf ii mi i ii miim hmiiiiii jjijmjlllJlBSSJUlI3B Tl winy Smith ftiUSBIl IVIfcJU Iv IT HLAll Ill riSISAT XURMN88 oratki iH it Hw Populist tiokt Knowinfi- that tU o May K Cured Thy Republicans had made a combination Speaking simply from what Hoods Bar OBSOBIPWON S A YKAR IK ADtfANQKl with the PqpyliBts in the races for saparljla baa done Hot only once or twice sap circuit judge and State senator J D but in thousands of cm we can honestly LOcui rcadlhe nrttifsJOiiitfiTinr liii ial Lbcali6 oHts per line eaah insertion 4ateafortindtHK itdvertisements furnisher Smith deliberately ran as a third can eay that it is the best remedy for all dis ¬ rmppitcatiou didate for representative and by tak eases of tho blood whatever tho cause By its peculiar Combination Propor ¬ KFUl5 212 SOOTH MAIN 8TRKET ing 118 Votes from his brqther enabled tion and Process it poetesses positive G P Thomas the Republican to medicinal merit Peculiar to Itself win by 3 votes If the Smith house 3CB WATTEBBON LATOTBTBIN3 It has cured the most Virulent cases had not been divided against itself of Scrofula and Salt Rheum even when Now that till of the mischief lias all bcen done Air Waitorsoii denies his the result might have been different haveother proscriptions and medicines failed to do any good responsibility for the remarkable Blood poisoning from whatever ori Gov Brown will pass into history gin yields to its powerful cleansing puri ¬ course the Courier tTournal pursued as tho ablest constitutional lawyer fying vitalizing effect upon tho blood If ju the late campaign He says With the beginning of tho year it was for who has ever filled the office of Gov- you desire further particulars vrrlto to ua n3 below Remember that mally and expressly- announced in ernor with the possible exception of these columns that he would not ap Gov Knott He has while Governor pear either in tho Slate convention or vetoed fifty five bills passed by the Is tho OneTrue Blood Purifler prominently only in the succeeding campaign and as Legislature and has been sustained in tha publio eya today Prepared U S by A in every instance He has never yet C I Hood Co Lowell Moss si matter of fact ho haB not been in had one his 1 six for 5 of decisions set aside by Sold by all druggists ithe State for any consecutive period the Court of Appeals In all his de- Hoods Pills r tha btst after dinner during the year So it was anFill Ttsy ktilit dlxettlon cisions he has been sustained by nounced but we have long since learned that the Courier Journal re- all the courts that had to pass upon POSITIONS GUARANTEED serves the right to change its mind his actions Gov Brown will locate¬ nnder reasonnblc condition Do not say It can ou very short notice and often with in Louisville to practice his profes- not be done till you send for free catalogue of x CHAS TOmiuiwtU nnWifbetonbyhfs oM brotlMJi JD Snth who run on tit the JOem rLegraCuw in S ScrofulaSalt Rheum And All M MBACKAM Shr Elvad Dlsa m i lB iiilliiiuiiMii mill ill iiiii J yBE feou in worthless zm BEWARE the P oftliose vlio ouldclotne WISE and avoid the impositionyou aoumepnces znejgmnvi garments ana cnarge t ior Unscrupulous dealer who Kt-Mf- simply iCh w out foryourmoneyV BE SURE TO Hoods Sarsaparilla WEAR The best goods that your money will procure and the place to find them is Iiv SHOE GO CLOTH1U The MAMMOTH Ni INSPECT OUR FALL And WINTER STOCK Clothing iV- Vrf t i ao notice at all Despite his implied sion OvarcoiAta DRAUGHONS PRACTICAL rail denial Mr Watterson did appear in the campaign in more than one carefully prepared leader not one of nvhich had lor its object the good of 4he Democratic party The particu Jar onslaught upon the rural press tfthat provoked the remarks that Mr Watterson is pleased to characterize was especially bitter xsls resentful funkind and unworthy of tho great journalist the younger members of the press have all delighted to love and respect Descending from the high plane he usually occupies Mr The senate is Democratic by six majority and the House is Republi- ¬ can by the same Tho Republican plan is to unseat two or three Democrats and secure a majority on joint ballot in order to elect Dr Hunter United States senator This is a very pretty scheme but suppose the Democratic senate refuses fto confirm any appointments until this desperate plan is nbandoned Then what ru6tyMeM This College is strongly endorsed by bankers and merchants FOUR weeks by Draughons meinoa 01 leacning DooKiceepingr is equal 10 TWELVE weeks y the old plan Special ad ¬ vantages in Buotthandv Penmanship and Teleg- rnptty Cheap ocd Open to both sexes Mo vacation Enter now Railroad Faro Paid Wc have recently prepared HOME STUDY DOOJCS on UOOKXOEPIKU Shorthand and Penmanship especially adapt ¬ Write for Home Study ed to home study circulars at once NnHlivIHe Tciihw ci Furnishings Shoes Caps Tfclf Boole 9Hd Hatsk Afa k THE largest Stock eyer brought to Hopkinsville Haiiiiot 61otliig THE HAS THE MOST ELEGANT LIKE OF- - Sloe 60 I 1 pen in gall and called names hurled epithets and heaped abuse upon the heads of She jabberwocks and silver lunatics who are still believers in the seven great principles of bimetal lism Mr Watterson advocated in his 3aper only a few yeare ago The rgreat editor did not refuse to quarrel with his friendsas he claims He deserted his friends in the face of the tmemy He forsook the principles Jhe had taught Ho denied the con vkiiono of a life time He quarreled wifhraud abused nil who refused to lace about with him on tho currency v question He helped with his own jen to divide his party and his own counsels led it to defeat These are not idle charges but facts known of all men The Courier Journal has v been tho leader and mouth piece of the Democratic party in Kentucky Its great editor as for a generation le himself says has represented his Stale in every national convention for twenty five years No man in Ken lucky has ever been so honored Yet an the face of all this confidence and unsolicited honor Mr Watterson de Jiberately refused to lend a helping hantf when the party that had so often trusted and exalted him was engaged in tho greatest struggle of He did more than its existence s3ulk in his tent He professed friendship only to keep his party on its I knees throughout the whole cam ripaign praying to bo saved from His hostility was its friends ill concealed The friendly and con eiliatory spirit in which Mr Watterson now wr ies comes too late He may well assure us that he has re- tired from the personal activities of 3oitics in the Democratic party He has left hardly enough of his party in Kentucky to make the game of His politics worth his attention latchstring is not alone in being on the outside Tho party of which the Courier Journal has been the of- ficial organ so to speak loved and trusted is in the 6ame condition Alas tho trip to Europe has been loo long delayed t Watterson dipped his Gov Brown has appointed Jas N Saunders of Stanford to the vacancy on the Railroad Commission caused by tho resignation of Senator C C McChord Thetorm expires Jan 1 1896 Mr Saundere was a member of tho last legislature from Washing- Ion county With Webster county to hear from of the second district ie Bradley 11745 Hardin 11599 JPettit 35 tf Demaree 354 Webster gave a Republican majority but tho figures aire not yet known New York Ohio and Maryland all went Republican by majorities that Long Sight Not a Common Prop¬ are climbing- up out of sight oil erty AmongJBlrds sound money platforms Will tho Courier Journal please put one of its The Groat dray Shlrko rTai ShaTpEin Nocturnal Animals ITaTO No En ¬ field hand editors to explaining hanced Fotrcrro When the how it happened Did the jabbor Light la Strong wacks do it or was it -- the wobber jabs Birds are commonly credited with an extraordinary lange of vision Boss New wants next years ticket Circumstances lend aidt to the derel to be Harrison and Bradley Boss opmentof the mental factors in their Quay wants it to read Reed and case The usual distance at which Bradloy and Editor Sam Roberts terrestrial species use their eyes- is thinks AIcKinley and Bradley would limited by tho ground horizon But birds such be about the proper caper Our new in the case of the soaring as vultures and eagles the horizon Governor seems to be in demand natural limit of sight fa enormously n irnnr iriiiiiniin n f Macgillivrayr early noted extended The Republicans gain five senators that though birds of prey one each in Ohio Maryland and Kenof great size theejreball of the tucky after March 4 lfi97 and two in common buzzard being one and one Dtah who will their places as soon as eighth inches indiumeter they dp elected The new senate Will stand not as a rule soar when seeking Republicans44 Democrats 39 Popu their prey Tho eaglev when hunt- ¬ lists 6 vacancy and contest in Dela- - ing flies low just as and the henhornen ware 1 Yet tho vultures and condors wiMimniM Judge Du Kelle elected ns Judge birds which admittedly do soar when seeking fopd have been proved to Eastins successor will qualify at find carrion by sight A carcass once and take his seat on the Appel was covered with canvas and some late Bench The Republicans now offal placed upon it The vultures have two members of tho higher saw this descended and ate it and court and both of them are strong then sat on the covered portion within a few inches of a putrid car- ¬ fiee coinage advocates cass When a hole was rnade injtho Dont give up too soon boys In covering they saw and attacked the the language of the Count of Monte food below But the rapid congre Cristo The essence of all human gation of vultures from a distance to a carcass is probably due to their wisdom is contained iu the two little watching their neighbors each of words Wait and Hope which is surveying a limited area Charles Darwin pointed out that in Editor Mott Ayers of tho Fulton a level country the height of sky Fultonian Demoerat was elected commonly noticed by a mounted police judge of his tbwn by 99 ma- man is not more than fifteen degrees jority He is a bright young fe low above the horizou and a vulture on and will fill the position with credit the wing at the height of between three thousand feet and four thou- ¬ Try your hand on this one If one sand feet would probably be two letter be left out the new Governors miles distant and invisible Those name will represent the feelings of which descend rapidly and appear to have come from beyond the range the Democrats Which letter is it of human sight were perhaps hover- ¬ Gov Bradley will bo inaugurated ing vertically over tho hunter whoa he killed his game Dec 10 but the rest of the state ofThere remains one undoubted in- ¬ ficers will not qualify until January stance in which bird vision is far 1st keener than that of man Thegroat gray shrike Lanius excubitor is habThe complete but unofficial re- ¬ itually used by the men who catch turns give Breathitt 6036 and Linn falcons at Valhenswaard to give no 5617 votes or a majority of 419 in the tice of the approach of a hawk The bird sees it far sooner than the men district and at onco gives notice of its apThis is a single instanco in Nearly fifty live3 were lost by the ex- ¬ proach which the specialized acuteness of plosion of a boiler in tho Detroit Jourto tho nals press roouii The property loss siht may be due much fact that the resembles in bird in question was S3Q00O color the pigeons whioh are the fal- ¬ mm a ammmm m n ANIMAL VISION HOWE JEWELRY CO Jeioelry ULocks Watches isiLverwcure Cwt gLasSy DJASVSONDS Brio-a-brc- tc Bemember the place ever seen outside of a large city Personal attention given to Watch Clock and jewelry Repairing Art Goods Spectacles ALL AT LIVING- - PRICES Gall on us for Reliable Goods and Repaii4njg company 209 SOUTH HMAIN ST Two Doors North of J Anderson Co have-orbit- s JbnEmn I I le U WW Em a MGR the vote Tho Kepublicans are preparing to steal three Boats iu tho Legislature At ft lit Int a- - doesnt One is in Lexington and another in Uwonsboro sometimes this sort of business works and sometimes it HV xi nMmws- t- Co estimalo total cotton crop oftthe United ttthe States at 6185Q00 as compared with 809OiUOO bales for last jear Latham Alexander I1VJ5 STOUIC 1HARKKT but ttiey- leal tneir prey on tho sur Broadbent Isabella aged sixteen face of the water or near it Noc- ¬ and Sallle agedithlrteen volunteered turnal birds and animals thbugh to assist With their aid the gun Reported by TATDMEMnmr to able to see with little light have no was rolled dbwru the beach one and ilVJS U4UUH COMMISSION MK CHANTS BOVBDON STOCK TABD8 enhanced powers when the light is f one half milesr through a blindingpowerful and those animals- storm of rain and a hairrlcane whichmore which like- deer feed by night on-- nearly swept them from their feet QD0TATIONS day indifferently have only devel After several attempts the life line LouisvieebKy Noa 6th Cattle oped a kesnness of vision from con was shot over one of the masts of The receipts of cattle were light to- stant fear and vigilance Horses the ship andsecured by the sailors the same The life car was then rigged andfor da3 fresl1 receipts 135 cattte and 37 and cattle which have power ofr sight by night havo never- - hours these two brave young- girts cajves The demand was only fair increased their viisual range Dogs workedlike men until the last one market ruled slow but firm and there habitually rely on another sense of the eighteen men of tho crew was were no material change in pricesf that of- scent in preference to their safely landed on the beach The At the close all were sold prospects eyes and will walkover a dead burd ship went to piecesthot night steady while their brain is intent on discov ¬ oapt bveaosen ana- ms meu wore Hoas Receints 1332 Market onened ering ifcs- place- by scent alone Wea- ¬ filled with gratitude to their-reseiow Een W af SS5K to ft fin sels when hunting will run up to a cuers and especially- to the two ciosed firm all sold prospects look human being who imitates the young girls who had braved such a fair for the near future at about these squeal of a rabhit and peer up at wild storm to save them When they prices Saeep and Lambs The receipts of him to- discover where tho sound returned to Norway they laid the comes from The sraallness of the matter before their government and sheep and lambs were light The de eye limits its powers just as the King Oscar was deeply moved by Pn3 equally so no material change et best telescope has usually tha largest tho tale of heroism Ho immediatelv i m object glass so the largeateye will gave orders to have prepared two Cattle - Extra shipping W oo to 4 6o S 60to 4 00 probably be the best organ of sight beautiful souvenirs to be presented Light shipping Best butchers 8 50 to 4 00 i and in the absence of any extraor- ¬ to the- two young girls in the name Fair to good butchers 2 60 to a 25 Common to dinary developments in the size of of thepeopleof Norway These con- ¬ Thin rough medium butchersand 2 00 to 2 60 steers poor cows 1 00 to 1 75 scalawags the organ itself in animals their sist of two handsome silver lockets Good 8 25 to 8 60 to extra oxen i power of vision must in the absence witb heavy silver chains appropri- ¬ Common to medium oaon 1 B5 to 2 25 8 25 to 8 75 10001b to 120QH Feeders of evidence to the contrary be sup- ately inscribed and Inclosed in hand ¬ Btookers v 150 to S 25 be proportionately Hmitedi some cases with tho royal arms of Bulls posed to 1 25 to 2 65 Veal cal vea 2 60 to 5 60 25 00 to 8000 Sweden and Norway embossed in Choice milch cows Fair milch cows MEDALS FOR BRAVE GIRLS gold on the covers Each locket has Hoes to good packing and butch- 12 00 to 18 00 Choice ers 2251b to 3001b 3 55 to 8 60 Two Florida Maidens Receive Souve ¬ on tho outside in larget heavy raised design the mono ¬ lb 8 65 to 36Qt l vk letters of beautiful a6 nirs from King Oscar r1 I B and Good to extra light 160 lb to ISO grams of fho two girls On the night of August 7j 1894 8 65 and on the inside of each Fatshoats120 1btol601b SB 8 65 Fat shoata 100 lb to 120 lb tho Norwegian ship Cathrine Gapt are two richly engraved gold tablets Roughs 160 tb to 400 lb 8 15 to 3 80 Svendsen during a fearful storm on one of which appears the crown Sueepand Lns Good to oxsblp 2 25 to 2 59 plng heep which raged on the gulf was driven and monogram of the king and on the Fair to good 1 75 to 2 25 Comraontomedlum i25tol2 75 broadside on thoouter beach of Santa other For a Noble Doed 1 00 to 60 Bucks Kxtra lambs Kentuoky lms 8 00 to 8 26 Rosa island one and one half miles These souvenirs were forwarded Fair to gooditTennesseo 2 60 to 8 00 q no ta 5 v west of the life saving station She ig the Norwegian consul at thfa common to medium i Tall eudsor cu11bj IwWaj6 was discovered when day broke by port 0 F Boyesen to be presented Capt Broadbent keeper of the sta ¬ to tho Misses Broadbent- They ar- 100 Reward mKHm 100 tion The waves were breaking over rived and the consul accompanied cons favorite food her and the life savor knew that she by a number of ladies And gontle If you are a Democrat and want to The readers of this naner will be But long sight says the Now move come to Hoplrinsville men including Col Davis who was pleased to learn that there i at Least York Ledger does not seem a com- ¬ must soon go to pieces Under the law at that time the one of the heroes of the rescue went one ureuueu uisease mat science has mon property of bird vision The life saving crews were not on duty over to the life saving station to been able to to cure in all its stages Give cm ropp Democrats thats all gannets which catch fish at sea deand thai it is Catarrh Halls Catarrh of the men two thats necessary Theyll do the rest scend from a considerable heicrht and only the or three There were make the presentation Cure is the only positive oifre now were at station known to the A Davis The bent toward congenial mar¬ tarrh being a medical fraternity Ca- ¬ also two visitors Col constitutional disease of Washington Special agent of the riages may lessen the actual proba- ¬ caHafor a constitutional treatment lb is not the Hall s Catarrh Cure is taken internal- ¬ pension bureau and Mr 0 K bility of marriage ONeal of this city who had gone ardent woman but the cold woman ly acting directly upon the blood and all in Leavening Power Highest of Latest US Govt Report over to tho island and were detained for whom one marriage will do as well muCOUS Surfaces of thRRVBtnin fViArohv j by the storm They promptly vol- ¬ as another And tho college woman destroying the foundation of disease no paueni sirengtn oy to assist Oapt Broadbent is not only rnor6 exacting In her unteered jj o but It was found says tho Florida standards of marriage but under building up the constitution and as- Citizen that they wore not sufficient less pressure to accepfcTvhat falls be ¬ sisting hatureindoing itsworrThe to roll the gun down tho beaohto a low her standard that the average proprietors have so muohSfai4ts hfTBri ifinn curative point where a life line could be shot woman because sho can bettor sup Hundredtiowfirs tli nt fTinvcase Dollars for any 6ver totife doomed vessel port ana ocoupy uerseu aiono A fails to cure Sen4 for list ttiatit- l H The storm was Increasing in fury a matter of fact unhappy roarrjagM monials t and no time was to be lot if the araytrtuauy unirnown among oqllega Address E Jj CHENETCO lp2 i ft wt At- this women MUlcent W Sbinn in Cen- - Toledo t O crew ww to b savod Wy cl i wx unottUWi8tWQ diwmipf w uant 1 w Pt J Baking Royal Powder ABSOLUTES PURE ft otti- I t- - m m tft- - r T rstZTlBLri rzr f rAifrhi t1 iTwlll-- rr jTrt t- tt iit fSj I f ii tiiit r ft fTl I Z cr M y n5 J IBQUNJ AND ABOUT f RRESlDErff Aged an fnvllci TXLR fcnd I K 4- m fiflf 5 prr H i9 Tlft Living in sssr Poverty Ah BngiishvlQurjDai Opinion of jAl Dos AwAdtf Lon Ballwi a ffow They Xre 3Kopt From the white house to a liunible young busiheMtan waa shpt and f home from a position bf wealth to wife killed byhis poverty Is the fate which has1 come It Is a Itaro Tblrip for AnySIattor of Im ¬ Charles Datia Giibaon the artist of to one who Once ijeld fthigb position portance Intrastctl to Doctors or Miw Irene Langhorne New York Lawyers j to Leak Out rollt- This says the St Lduts Republic lcalfconfldenooo were married at Kichmond Va last is the son of President Tyler who weeki for years bad lived in a plain bouse Theudges of the Court of Appeals In Georgetown The house is a brick Our own opinion says the Lon- ¬ Judge elect that doctors and lP havVdtosided thatoualifv aa soonGeorto house plain and neat in appearance don Spectator isprofessional secrets DiilaBfeBhould as no lawyers do keep On the second floor is the chamber receives his commission of Tyler now an aged man an in mostrlgidly and that It is the rarest thing in the world for any matter of Jas R Perry Joe Sholton John E valid Roberts Sam Richards Pete Bines was during my fathers ad Importance to leak out It is curi-¬ It and Dr R M Perry were elected ministration ho said to a reporter ous but a fact that the main ¬ trustees Of Russellville that the famous bank bill was agi- ¬ tenance of honor in the matter of At Danville Alex Ricecolored who tated and It was vetoed by him confidences strictly and regularly ihot and killed Simon Higgins was thus bringing Into effect pre- ¬ confided is one of tho commonest of sentenced to the penitentiary for twen vious law which placed the upon the virtues A man may be selfish cor- ¬ ty one years shoulders of the president alone the rupt cynical cruel hard and in Marion elected as Councilmen J responsibility of all the finances of every way what tho world calls a P Towo TV R T Mnnrn J J Ben the country Tbe white house pretty bod man but it is ten toone nett J b Hubbard and I F Dodge swarmed with bankers anxious to against his not admitting the obliga- ¬ WB Yandell was chosen police be made agents of the government tion upoa him to keep secrets con- ¬ t in the matter I was my fathers fided to him In the belief that he will Sturgis elected the following off- ¬ private secretary a post then not keep them A man may bo capable icials W J Bishop police judge W recognized nor paid for by the gov ¬ of killing you to get your money or P Dyer J H Bailey ShelleyBen ernment of doing you out of your whole for- ¬ nett J J Bradburn and Wilson Several bankers came down from tune and yot not wantonly betray Xamb councilmen New York and asked me to get them your secrets While a fashionable wedding was appointed as financial agents and But though we do not believe that being performed in Sfc Georges one came one day and told me that there is any real need for fear in re- ¬ church New York City Thursday af- ¬ if I would secure him the place he gard to the disclosure of professional ternoon an aunt of the groom ex would place a check for fifty thou ¬ secrets we cannot disguise from M pirediin the vestry ourselves two facts In connection Morris agedlSO and Miss sand dollars to my credit in his¬ with the subject Tho first is that Thornton bank I refused and he was as Emma Haughaboo age not given tonished saying ho understood that there is a good deal of uneasiness In Maysville on the were married at regard to the want of care in guard ¬ platform It is better to be an old was the way things were managed ing secrets by tho two great profes- ¬ young mans In Washington mans darling than a I was on board the Princeton tbe sions The second is that the doc- ¬ slave big gun exploded and killed tors and lawyers by their manner of Captain E D Walker late of Hono- ¬ day tho talking do a good deal to encourage lulu has petitioned theBritish govern- so many of the cabinet And I re ¬ the vagueand general dread to which too when the first message ment for redress and 5000 damages member having been detained as a revolution was sent by wire Morse was a we have alluded Tho members of ary suspect by the Hawaiian govern- - warm friend of mine Contrary to the two professions do not betray the usual belief the first telegraph the confidences confided to thorn but meat What they do sometimes talk In a way 200 licenses to kill deer Tiave message ever sent was not Over been issued in Traverse City Mich wonders God hath wrought but one which might lead timid and sensitive The only voman in the list is Miss from my father to Chief Justice people to think that they do It is Taney who was at the moment it not unknown to see a doctor or a Edna Murrul a pretty girl who goes with her father every wasVeceived In the depot of the B lawyer in after dinner talk dancing fall and is ah expert with a gun O railroad in Baltimore It was on tho edge of the precipice of pro- ¬ The champion fat man of the world merely a formal greeting This was fessional secrecy For a man of strong nerves tho spectacle is inter ¬ feuow Jn Paris M Canon Berg who on the day the test took place g iB of Swiss nationality weighs John Tyler is more than seventy esting and diverting over 600 pounds His health years old and has served in two Ono knows that the dancer is per ¬ is excellent and his appetite takes In armies having equipped a regiment fectly safe and that in spite of his enough food for five persons for the war with Mexico and having nearness to the abyss there Is not W Cadmanof Chicago who shot served in the civil war on the south- ¬ the slightest fear of his toppling J himself several days ago died frdm ern side Ho says that so far from over He seems to be telling a great the effects of the bullet wound in his profiting by the many offers he had deal to be perfectly open and frank head He was Indian Agent in South he left the executive mansion so poor about the strango experiences which Dakota and was an uncle of Mrs he was forced to sell his watch for be has come across in his practice No adequate reason has Cleveland and the odd people who have con- thirty dollars ac- tfoeojjjiven for his suited him but in reality ho is telling tfSin Worlds near Richmond Ky HER DERELICTION you nothing whatever struckhis son aged 14 with an ax An Episode In tho Family of tho It is all a triumph of that sleight handle the boy soon dying Reports of tongue which Lord Palmerston Is Emancipated Woman are that the man was quarreling with Laura said tho husband of the said to have practised to perfection her lis wife and was about to whip part Hewould talk to a man for an hour emancipated Woman sternly when the son took his mothers What is it dear asked tho lat- on high politics and appear to be tf This infuriated Worlds Mrs Eva McBeath Hunter who ter in a conciliatory manner for she letting out cabinet secrets by tho bagful and the listener felt half butrtap weeks ago was married to H saw that trouble was coming In the last three weeks I flattered half horrified at hearing of Leitchfield died Laura Thomffs Hunter Saturday night at McDaniels of con- ¬ have given you three letters to mall so many things which ought nover gestive chills Her wedding ushers addressed to dear papa What have to have been told outside the big were her pall bearers drawing room in Downing street you done with them Mailed them of course replied When however tho talk was over Reports state that copper and iron Lave peen discovered on the planta- ¬ the wretched woman In a determina- ¬ and the recipient of the ministerial tion of Georgia Read in Logan coun- tion to bluff it out If possible confidences tried in cold blood to re- ¬ Samples ou ty in large quanties Laura the husband went on member the secrets confided ho the ores have been sent to New York that is not true I received a let ¬ found to his aonisbmont that he for analysis and it is thought that it ter from papa to day in which he had heard nothing which was not to will pay largely to lave these ore be found in that mornings Time not heard banks wofkeoiatfchey are located near says he has anxiously from me for a The confidences were all a matter of month and asking if any the L N railroad thing is the matter Now you have manner stage effects and nothing Misa Maggie Bishop the fearless got those letters somewhere about more But though the experienced young girl who donned boys attire your clothes if you havent lost man of the world may realize that and freed her lover William Burns this professional dancing on tho edge from the Vanceburg Jail waived pre ¬ them I know just as well as I know of the precipice Is merely a game that I am standing here that you liminary examination this morning and without bond is remanded to never mailed those letters Now go and In general a perfectly safe one jail to await the action of the grand through your pockets and see if you the ordinary person is apt to be made extremely nervous by the display jury Her youth prepossessing ap- havent got them Hell beover as sure as fatols his pearance and heroic act have excited emancipated woman com ¬ The cthe admiration and sympathy of the menced to look through her pockets thought and he reflects wijh horror public and a strong effort is being and soon turned out the missing let- ¬ that if these things were said about made to Have her released ters which she laid on the table his caso or the curious clauses in his with tho remark Well I could will he could be identified by any- ¬ have sworn that I put those letters one And in ono case in a thousand LOCALS accidental identification may take In the letter box at the corner Everyone remembers the You cant place The man sneered trusta woman to do anything he venerable chestnut of tho cardinal We retorted Hereafter Ill mail my who told an admiring circle of ladles own letters and I wont occupy your that the first confessslon ho ever SNGnfeSk ADVERTISING valuable time with such errands heard was one of murder and how 3Pyl Before you go I want ten dollars for his remark waa Interrupted by th fv entry of aprlnco wlio at onoo pro¬ xnooiareJiaDieunmureueiuorsuau household expenses yrJ undertakers Up stairs in Henry block The emancipated woman meekly ceeded to remind his old friend the jlopKinBViue jvy laid the money down on tho table cardinal I was your first penitent Our friends complain of our doggerel my It is getting atale and went away with the remark that As a matter of fact confessions are And They want us to let up on Grover sho would leave the office early in very seldom accidentally botrayod And find new dog tale the afternoon and come home after In that raaunor but people imagine The only waytheycan stopusi Or got some verses new her husband to take him to the mat they are and that is enough to make is to keep usselllng Furniture Ana Rive ui more io ao inae Harpr8 Bazar general professional talk giro aaense ML J of insecurity London Spectator Injured by k Meteorite NNearly every family in tho United BoboM Alcorn a boy of Culday States keeps a bottle of whiskey in ihehouBej This applies as well to- Ireland about to step outside Jdwa Kansas and Vermont as to tho door ef hie house recently when Awarded States where its sale is not prohibited he saw In the sky toward the west Some keep it as a beverage some a curiouo appearance which he ¬ Highest Honors Worlds Far de K6 In as a tonic some as a medicine scribed as a great shining mass either case it is important that it far larger than the sun It came should be old and pure I W Harpers Nelson County Ky toward him and when quite near it¬ Whiskey has been examided by tho burst into several shining fragJeading chemists throughout the ments one of which appeared to be country and its purity has in every coming straight to him He raised P case been highly irecommended BilgW gK his hands to shield his face Sud- ¬ SOLDBX was a noise like the fir ¬ denly there f WRLohgj ing of a gun and a cry O dad Hopkinsville Ky Im shotl Im shot The father and - ft rr Tn tmother rushed out and fountbhis JfM0Jf M Girand desires aahare hands mangled and bleeding the h ItofSptor patronage in dress mkim i m roSatjsiactibnj guaranteea t Terms tops ofAthre fingers having been 9th street above depot taken off the left hand while the retBoaaDie giH Lmr W w llmF llmllmgM the right hand were black-ad- Ttiefaoewag slightly grazed MOSTPfcRFEai hU acoldeni wa be A pure GrapCmm f Ttrkr rwrfv Free tkacUlt- Col real bte oauatd by an frm Ammerik Alum anyXtwjuIuUtrint over lsNational tfriUtt Oihj ftjMS Qfi i i QTlQriHER TroubfeyysThat He Loved Too Well THe Only ad H l mansion says Harpers Bazar and in theparlor the flickering rkys from tho guppresed gas jet but- - half re veuled the outlines of two forms on the sofa ono of them thatr of affair young5 girl who with head bent dowpT and with her wondrous dark eyes fixed upon the floor was listen ¬ ing intently to the impassioned utterance of the young man at her side No Mildred ho continued when I first attempted to convey to you in my feeblo and imperfect way the depth of this great love which liko a flood had crept Into every crevice ofc my heart and filled it to Its uttermost I could not at that time realize how deep how lastlnglt waa to be But now a full sense of its permanence Its power its last ¬ ing quality has been revealed tome and I rejoice that I can say to you ere we have taken the final and irre- ¬ vocable step that you need havb no fear of tho quality of the passion which I feel for tho one being who la and over will be tho dearest and best In all the world to me And so my darling 1 repeat to you that mine is no common love Well do 1 know what the love of tho average man Is At first a fierce flamo it gradually goes lower and lower perhaps dying out altogether Absorbed in his ambitions more and more occupied with the thought of gaining wealth of adding little by little to his in- ¬ come he loses sight of the sweetest sentiments of lifo he forgets tho trifling endearments that mean so much to a woman But with me all Mine Is no commtm love It was eyenlng in the Twilling No matter where am the thought of you will alway beuppermostJn my roipd I Slialf be with you as much as I can and when I am away during my hours of toil your face shall ever be before mo effacing all other Impres- ¬ sions Are youaure she murmured half doubtfully are you sure dear that this willbo so Will you al ¬ ways consider your love before your business Always he replied his face un- ¬ daunted his rich voice betraying no tone of uncertainty always my me is aiffiarent love will grow stronger Jaybyiaymy t Ji Hfkhair SChe jAutaf little book of stories by Miss Fbuence Frances Brasher which was recently put on tho market here is spoken of in words of high coramen- dation by all who have read it Thero are three stories In a Day of Dark ¬ Where Deep Waters Plowed ness The two first and A Bitter Lesson are novelettes offifty or more pages the last a short ktory They are all written in a charming stylo entirely free from affectation and bombast that young errors common authors fall into Hqr descriptions aro well executed and hot overdone Her characters well drawn and the plots admirably developed On the whole the stories are interesting in their subject matter pure in concep- ¬ tion and delineated in well chosen words We regard the young author as a girl of unusual talent for she is still little more than a child and the people of Hopkinsville when they consider that she is dependent upon her pen for a livelihood should en- ¬ courage and aid her by helping her to dispose of the entire edition of her meritorious little book It soils at 50c at the book stores or may be ordered by mail W H Lyons of Newport is al- ¬ ready out as a candidate for Speaker of the House He is the only Be publican member of the last Legisla- ¬ ture who wos re elected s Speaking of the fiasco it is said that John L Sullivan is thoroughly disgusted Shake John shake The South Carolina Constitutional Convention has incorporated in the new Constitution a section holdirg Sheriffs responsible for prisoners taken from their custody and lynch- ¬ ed The penalty is to be removal from office and ineligibility to hold office Corbett-Fitzsim-mon- darling The girl at his siderose swiftly her seat arid as she mechanic- ¬ ally moved toward the chandelier and turned on the gas to its full height she replied Then Im afraid George that you wont do The man 1 marry has got to doublo his incomo every other from year Very Remarkable Titt Youll take part In the foot ¬ ball game 1 suppose Mr Tatt Tatt Very sorry but 1 dont know anything about tho game Why 1 thought you had taken a full college course So I have but I went to college to studymerely Detroit Free Press Wo hear often of tho patience of the camelof its wonderful endur rarice A camel travels at the rate of about four miles an hour It can be made to go seven but it can keep this pace for only two hours If urged beyond that the Asiatics say they break their hearts for a camel over driven lies down and dies in future ld CETTIJSrG-etOolderI OOLD cIngto rnd G C3 come--thin- You Will Want 4DOZENAT43c are G one Until they e 43c ROBES what Why LAP Of Course Always Bold For Si Before No wiS8 each SCOeSJ BXwSTiHJTS of Every Description F A Yost Co 18 Nintli St EBSBHBBBmEBBBHBGBBBSi ig fOOT 9 WEDNESDAY THURSDAY OCTIO If you want to see the LARGEST and MOST BEAUTIFUL f STOCK OF DRV GOODS Ever placed on exhibition in this city attend the opening of RICHARDS CO 3AA SPLCIAL Are J2Sg SPECIAL SALE Mens and Boys Suits ttit It t Renshaw y All wool blue and black Cheviot mixed grays l n t A J aim uiuwiiB uuuuitA ur siugio uieusbeu tTTV l wuriii every cent of 750 X M c V I I S rfJ 5 00 Sjit ni xmtfi CREAM DR Cheviot and Cassimere suits round and straight cut suits that other merchants are getting 8 to 9 for We offer you nowfor Genuine imported clay worsted English Cas- simeres and Thibets blue black and mixtures U worth everywhere 12501 This week Men s pure all wool blue and black and fancy Q50 4 10 00 Childrens knee pant suits two pair pants and vipaP with each suit 4 to 15 years ri t BAKING f iMfck T71 flnirsf pawmq k i v iA t and cap ages 4 rni 1ill to years 15 L nn nlr BuiknQL eetad v WtiimW lTdTbaf r i fl t F t V CiCirC 4 i f y v n IQULWABB mi 3 4 00 A 50 u y iA 1 CCt r e a- ft rt r rrf lckr SMSS 4Jf 4 lilTLE 7V ptfKPBlSE HAD been mar 9V What is t 1 m tBBBBBBVVVBBill jBBihp bbbbbt wSwBBbY 52 mm ried just ivelvemonth and as I be livcd lhad got the ifcroaMrJ Castoria is Dr Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants and Children It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric Drops Soothing Syrups and Castor Oil It is Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty yeacs use by Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd 11 cures Diarrhoea and TOrijd Castoria relieves teething troubles cures constipation and flatulency Castoria assimilates the food regulates the stomach and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep Cas ¬ toria is tho Childrens Panacea the Mothers Friend la HES5J KgfeggaMtMWC 4t 3w th very dearest little woman in been tho happi est of my exist IK I Vv enco and I re- solved to make my partner a little present in remembrance of tho event which had made us one for life As 1 know how much more delightful a gift becomes when it is Unexpected I said nothing to my Avifo of my Intentions wishing to take her quite by surprise Tho accompanying narrative will I think- show how completely I suc-¬ 5SS vn aftJr 1 world for The my wife year just con cluded had in bat ifae man had gone out oi night arid I sat down again with a fueling akin to disappojatmenti In ten more minutes however I was at my own stopplhg pUoe with my thoughts and steps both homeward turned The brightness of the evening and the lightness 6i my hcart inado my step quicker and more clastic than usual Bubby my dear 1 said gayly to¬ my wife when I reached home ad dressing hor by a familiar nickname you know whatto day Is Our wedding day was her quick Yes I said returning her kiss and Ive got a littlo surprise for you in the shape of a small present to mark the day I knewlt would bo welcomo news You dear creature how kind of you exclaimed rriy wife simply clapping her hands in delighted excite ment lam so inquisitive already Toll me What is it I said handing Seo for yourself her tho bag and my bunch of keys at Unlock tho bag and tho same time nny Pit IT t oonsoqucncc response J 3 ceeded My Castoria Castoria is an excelleat medicine for chil dren Mothers have repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children Dr G C Osgood Lowell Mass t Castoria Castoria is so well adapted to children that I recommend it as superior to any prescription known to me hi H A Archer M D So Oxiord St Brooklyn IT V Castoria Is the best remedy for children of which I am acquainted I hope the day is not far distant when mothers Trill consider the real interest of their children and use Castoria instead of the various quack nostrums which are destroying their loved ones by forcing opium morphine soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats thereby oending them to premature graves Our physicians in the childrens depart ¬ ment have spoken highly of their experience in their outside practice with Castoria and although we only have among our medical supplies what is known as regular products yet we are free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon it UNITED HOSPITAL AND DISPENSARY Dr J V KiNCnELon Conway Ark Aixen C Surra Pres Boston Mass The Centaur Company 77 Murray Street New York City nervous or excited or both But whatever tho reason was no more successful than she I wriggled and twisted diamond brooch I took train at Cannon until I got myself into a state of per- stro et in the very lightest of spirits on my journoy home Eeatlng myself In the corner of tho first class carriage In Which I rode with my bag in hand I was for a time the only occupant of the compartment but as the train was on tho point of starting I was joinod by a person of very gentlemanly exterior faultlessly dressed who stepped into tho carriage with an air of some concern Like myself ho carried a bag a circumstance not at all striking in itself but notice- ¬ able on this occasion by tho solicitude business lay in the city whither lt was my custom to travel evory morn ¬ ing from tho quiet of a little suburban residence returning homo in time for n cozy dinner in the early evening It was my invariable practice to carry with mo a small Gladstone bag and on tho day in question after placing into thi8t along with a low other things the articles I had purchased for tho purpose named and which consisted of a gold bangle a pendant for the neck with ruby star attached and a small in that endeavor kii rvbnt it ermtairiK JWhat are vou waltlnir for I asked presently as Bubby seemed a long time turning the key cant move it Bhc replied after several futilo attempts to fit the key H IsH Lfe bbW I into the lock Givo bunch and bag from her How tiresome 1 it to me I said and to6k suppose 1 rzK If S mm tffifi 6ooe Tobacco fjf r I eJfcr sold 1or III 1 H jynan 23 tt r iTir r L 8 stB VV CJii iUV BWS M O rfl v O JBSOsS IliPSr which it seemed to causo its owner who seating himself opposite to me first put the thing under the seat then by his side and finally elected to carry Their soft stealthy movements excite a distrust that frequently omounts to aversion It is seldom however that this is so pronounced as in a case which excited considerable comment in this city recently says tho New York Tribune It was of a young¬ woman who had always had a most unconquerable dread of the feline crea- ¬ tures and she actually could not en ¬ sure the presence of one in the room without losing control of herself com pletely She was so sensitive in tnis particular that her family declares that upon entering a room if there was a cat concealed anywhere within it she would at once detect its presence and unless it were removed at once would become hysterical In fact it was a standing joke on her that on one occasion like this she became absolutely terrified and rushing up to a young man who was a total stranger to her ¬ seized him about the neck sobbing desperately till the cat was taken away The girl was thoroughly ashamed of lier weaknef as she called it but declared she was absolutely powerless in the matter Some instinct it was no subtle odor told her if a cat were any where near her and the moment she detected it she straightway lost all her self possession tfon It is this No living representaDRIVEN INTO HYSTERICS tive of the animal kingdom has more Tonne TVnman Decanio Frantic at the than five toes digits or claws to each Hlcht or Trcsonco of n Cat foot hand or limb The horse is the of of Its a subject that a is frequently typo twoone toed creation the camelthe toed the rhinoceros of talked about but it is fact that the the jiatural antipathies between certain three toed and tho hippopotamus of persons and certain animals furnish four toed animal life The elephant fresh food for wonder and conjectvre and hundreds of other animals belongEveryone knows well ing to different orders belong to tho constantly enough the aversion that the majority great five toed tribe pi people have for snakes the horrify- ¬ His Ante ing dread that their presence excites Catherine Mamma is Mr Caper very cats as they persons also hate term it Many Mamma No why do you ask Catherine He mustbe though for I heard papa say last night that ho raised his ante San Francisco Chronicle old Mermaid Why I cant sing Ben Bolt Dime Museum Manager No butyour feet are out of sight Truth Never Happy What makes Mrs Faultfinder look so unhappy Her liusband spends all his evenings at home now and she has nothing to Detroit Free Presa complain about The Point of View Small Boy Papa what does MD raeap after a doctors name Veceived his physicians Papa--jubill It must mean many dollars I st a big hit as Trilby Dime Museum Manager Youd make A Submarine Trilby think NY Journal HE WAS WILLING Time Ilnd Tempered Ills Grief for U Lamented Partner Thronph with That Brauch Mother Fannie what is the capital of Connecticut Fannie severely I dont know I told you we finished geography last term Brooklyn Eagle More Humane Josle Corby I think that Mr Mean leigh is the most wretched wicked hor- There was an old man with a big and bulky satchel at his feet and a weed on his hat leaning against tho Griswold street front of the post office the other day says the Detroit Free Press when a wag who had been hanging around for the right sort of a man to appear ap¬ rid Edyth Hackett Dont vivisect him Lets cut him dead N Y World Greater Depth He And did he tell you he saved me from a watery grave She He 6aid he saved you from a worse place than that Life Qlgbee Miss Elder Isut the girl she used to be Robbins No Highee No eh is considerably old qr Hav City Chat There were soveu marriages in Paris last week A Bank hence proached him and said I see that the grim destroyer has in vaded your hearthstone The which asked the old man The grim destroyer the angel of death J take it your wife has gone v tvn V 4 r IV t- if rf Second National Bank of Jackson Tenu says For indigestion and nervous trouble I would rather give up the use of any remedy I ever tried than Kings Royal Germetucr As a world nerve tranquilizer and restorative it Yes thats tho feelin is all that can be desired It is not n Life appears to bo a desert to you Yes a reglar desert with sand a narcotic in any sense bul produces the happiest effects upon the disor foot deep IJut in your loneliness in the seemdered nervous system I consider it ing emptiness of your life has it not an invaluable remedy and have for occurred to you that you could do some years been recommending it to my thing to add to tho happiness of your friends New packuge large bottle fellowman 108 doeses 51 For sale by R C Yes it has Hardwick druggist And will you do it I wilL Its leven months now BirJce Waking an idol of Christian work my wife was taken away and if youll is no better thau making an idol of point me out a wpman about forty Chemoseh years old who wants to get married 111 pop the question so quick that it will KlDXEY TliOCItLE AKDliUMJMATISM You betcher make her heels lift up Wi ldiireJvy Oel H tfe2 iwxa want to do something for my life I i filii if tl with kidney iroub e and iellerman and Im waitin right here to get another sight of a woman whom rLetiujitihiu unu tutu a snodtimuiv r-party that evening What a charm hcut inuUMies Ive follered fur three miles and winked JrittliJly wiwas oltatnnguny teliul would his interesting conversation peisusu kT to i prove to my wife whose knowledge of at over a dozen times liiious SarBrtparilla and whtu I had the world liko my own was unfortu- 3immafilm I nately hot based oriv a very extensive pLi J t taken two Lottl 1 vps well M Ai L MVELJ reettectikg f o ctuipwrftct r iTkereJs f personal experience vvjtn an inai- creation with which yea tinct intention of acting upon ttihV 41fBinl Hoods formed from my V iWill MTrbeoomo acquainted if yon de biliouness Pills euro Bilk headache half peered idea I rose earriage Mat and door throutfbthe mp4 pa your text books for iuftinw Yes gone hence Allow me to extend my heartfelt flympathies Yes you kiD extend em You must bo lonely Yes purty lonely I have lost the partner of my own bosom and I know how it feels You seem to be all alone in this great Mr W President T Nelson president of the Tho scuson of tho conversation year was late summer and the sub ject that naturally suggested itself My was that of Itoliday making companion had evidently traveled a great deal for ho discoursed fluently of journeyings on tho cpntl nent comprising advontures In Hhc Alps trips up tho Rhino and excur sions into Italy He told of the beauties of the Riviera the delights of Baden and the glories of Berlin and waxed enthusiastic over tho charms of continental women tho fair girls of France and tho dark beauties of Italy But after all there are no women liko tho English concluded my companion more quietly they may lag behind the continental girls In the matter of personal beauty but depend upon it they make up for it in all other qualities This was quite in accordance with my tastes for my little wife at home was 1 am proud to say an English girl and fully boroi out his estimate I warmed to my companion at onco on his saying this and it was not long be fore I had informed him a good deal about my private life drawing U glow in picture of my country homo and tho little genius who liko an angel presided over it Ho appeared so in terested that I even went a stop far ¬ ther in tho lightness of my heart and told him not only that this was tho anniversary of my wedding day but that I was intending to surprise my wife on my return home with a little unexpected present In exchange for this frankness my companion also be- ¬ came confidential Youd hardly think he Baid speaking in a low voico as ho loaned over toward mo that this bag which I hold in my hand contains jewelry worth close on to ten thousand pounds sterling would you Ah you look Burprlsedl And yet It weighs but very little Try it Jewels are not necessarily heavy articles I said balancing the bag critically which seemed no heavier But I added smilthan my own ing while a flutter passed through my frame at holding in my hands oo It is none too wise to much wealth trust a stranger with so precious an article as this is it Oh I have no fear of you he replied with charming candor I think I know a rogue when I see one In my lino of business I have occasion to mix with all sorts of people and nearly a lifetime of experience has given me a sufficient Insight into the characters of men to be able almost to judge them at a glanco it as I was doing mine It was not long before wo were in tia n I CAST MOVE IT SHE ItErLIED spiratlon but all to no purpose The key wouldnt perform its office It wa9 either too big or too little albeit it had always hitherto fitted easily enough I examined tho bag Yes that seemed riOPKINSVILLE KY all right although it certainly did look Is the finest Hotel In the South All mod a trifle more shabby than I Imagined It ern Improvements Steam Heat andElec to be Lights throughout There must bo some dust in the gf Ka es 2 to 350 r day key I said after several futilo atHodges Co Managers My wife Immedtempts to turn it HffilkLATHAE The China Decorator the only Illustrated monthly journalexclusively publication In the world devoted Instruction on all matters to inlormatlon and connected with An China and Qlais Fainting and Decorating Acknowledged by Amateurs ProtjMlonals ¬ and Teachers as Indispensable ano fBp recog nized authority on all subjects connifowd with these arts Each number contains a beautiful colored study si or more pages of designs with full directions for reproduction and a queiy column open to subscribers only Every Lady 8honld See It Send 60 lu stamps f orsample oopy Mention thlspnper Price yearly 300 mailed per copy 8O0 Orders and subscriptions received at thls DfTna The China Decorator Publishing Co 85 university Place bow result This was annoying to say the least of it Already my littlo surprise was robbed of half its effect and tho eager look on my wifes face was getting tinged with disappointment But the thing should not be wholly spoiled by Tho pressuch a trifling occurrence ent was in tho bag and Bubby must have it ut once It would lose half ita value by waiting Tho only courso open under tho circumstances was to burst the bag open and this I ut once proceeded to do Grasping It firmly in both hands I gavo two or three sharp wrenches and with u jerk it came asunder I saw in a moment it was not mine My railway companion had evidently taken my bag in mistake for his own and I of course had got his It was an unfortunate error anyhow and might take days to rectify Of course I had to toll my wife all aboUt my companion of the railway carriage in order that she might un derstand how tho mistake occurred and as 1 recounted to her what I could at tho moment romember of the conversation which had so fascinated me and won my attachment to the enter taining stranger Bubbys face lit up with unwonted interest and 1 more than over regretted not carrying out my half formed intention of asking a pin and we picked both lock and key but with no better iately produced PROFESSIONAL CARDS MANBEUY BELL v Lawyers Practice in the Courts ol Christian and ad olnlng couuthi HopfclnsvlUeKy Office City Hall building Cnnrt Square ioiuy tttMJMSl niYESHALE I Attorneys at Law Practlceln theCouitsof Christian and ad Joining counties Hopktnsvllle Ky Office Court St near Weher IO S WITHERS ijj ICURES NOTHING --l1 1 BE PlttS 3 ai a sure FieilMa BT Attorney and Counsellor at Law Practices In the Courts of Christian and ad ¬ v joining counties HopldnBvllle Ky Office over Planters Sank MU8TINLPEAV bBEST REMEDY for PILES 9BOUBT ALT JBtroaST8 mmm an JA flm BiuuaJUJun tutu knnvun fnr and IK cOre certain the voars a w T ATTT0 Dr Matthew Attorney at Law Office Henry Kollocfe9 Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon In U SNavy af ¬ terwards Post Surgeon U s Army and later Surgeon British Marine Service with tw years experience as Physician at Hob Springs Arkwlll welcome tho sick an0 af- ¬ flicted it His Office where consultation with one of the Most Successful Doctors of the-pres3Dt age Is cordially Invited1 All will recrlve kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed in every case undertaken Weber street rearof Court House CplIectlon8 ti Specialty HopklnsyJHeKy him home As I spoke I recollected about the lis MS MEBR1WETHER jowels and wondered what the owners Late oi Louisviue feelings would bo on discovering his Dentist loss The awkward part of the affair was that although I had told tho gen Office in Summers Building over Bassott tleman a good deal of my private afc fcOo HQpklnsYllleKy fairs I had not disclosed to him either my name or address nor had he im parted his to me therefore the idea of NDREWSEApGENTMD direct communication could not be en tertained What would be best to do Physician and Surgeon I hardly know Bubbys womanly Interest in the Office Fifth and Main Streets opposite City jewels was naturally great and as my Court Room HopklnsrlHe Ky curiosity was also considerably aroused Telepliono No S wo decided that wo would empty the Wondering who my companion could bag in order to have a look at them be but convincbd in my own mind that We began io do so at once At the nRHH WALLACE he was somo one of importance and top was a quantity of paper which wo Pliy icinn and Surgeon flattered somewhat by his confidence carefully removed and unfolded fear I handed him back the bag which he ful lest a valuable diamond should roll OFFICE up stairs opposito Telephone office placed on tho seat beside mine and im- qui unheeded Nothing of this kind corner Ninth and Main Rotidenctat Office mediately started another run of en¬ however occurred and wo went on Ring day or night Telephone No 49 HopkiasTlllo Ky tertaining conversation Considerably eagerly searching until right at the to my regret this was interrupted by bottom of thc bag we came uppn tho the train pulling into tho station valuables They consisted of a small UNIUSCMCDAVITT Ah here is my destination said hand cbisol a coll of stout rope sev ¬ J stranger rising at once and taking eral skeleton keys and a box of silent the Dentist Good afternoon I hope matches up his bag HopkinsvilleKy you will allow me to wish yon many I will not attempt to describe my happy returns of the dayl feelings It was quite unnecessary to Offloe over Kellys Jewelry Store In another moment he was gone and tell me that I had been nicely robbed I felt quite sorry to lose the compan- and that my entertaining llHBKERRITT r ionship of so interesting a was a beastly fraud and his ten Friendships are often formed at thousand pounds worth of jewelry was Painter and Paper Hanger 1 am afraid I first sight and had this man remained a detestable myth --ALL WOR- KIn my company much longer I felt con- looked as small as I felt Done with Neatness andDlspatch and at Low vinced It would have resulted in my Bubby could not resist a smile at my est Prices contracting a new ono How delight ¬ dejected appearance SHOP 8th street next to DR Beard office HoDklnsvillo Ky ful it would have been I thought to This is indeed a surprise she said ask him to mako ono of our little dinne- tryingtoput a cheerful aspect on the Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats Saceesoiully All Chronic and Long f Standing Diseases Dyspepsia Oatarrh Asthma treatedBronchitis latest Blood and Skin Dis by hospital methods Pimples Bcofula Tumors Eczema Ulcers SYPHILIS and all troubles nrlRlng from an impure state of the blood promptly and completely eradicated torever from the system restoring health and purity Sores Weakback frequent and burning urine dis ¬ eases of the bladder of both sexes promptly and safely cu ird will receive special andlkrefui JJCtUiOO treatment for all their many ailments Syphuis uiect Stricturesyarlccele Hydro- ¬ cele Tenderness Weakness of Organs Piles Fistula quickly cured without pain ordeten- - ease Kidney and Urinary a J KM Private Diseases GTrar 1 3 M fellow-travel- er fellow-travele- DiztinesiLoss the dreadful effects vi which brings Organic Weakness Sfy unflttlngdne for buslnessstmiyor enjoyment of life treated with never falling suocess On examination the urinary deposits a rosy sedi ment will often be found and sometimes small particles of albumen will appear or the color will be of a thin mllklsK hue again changing to a dark and turbid appearance There are many men who die of this difficulty ignorant of the cause which is the second stage of Seminal Weakness The doctor will guarantee a perfect cure In all such casesand a healthy restoration of the genltureurinary organs of Energy and Confidence Nervous Melancholy Debility tlons Impotenoy ot hs WRITKyour troublerif living Wmt from t vkVS9 war rtzzr itvj i jj Bionax aiingwMa meuiclne1 entsecur affair vVBut never mind dearest iftjTfaRAl haddedi kindly try1 to forget all T are neyer published Bank references to my proprietor of promise not to be responsibility cheerhUV11 abqniit and I Address k disappointed I need no present save Bwler Shop mm r yourself P -ahaxlnif lOc Shampooing 26c Hair Cutting L kkedther toc het goodnfsa of B4olohltjjbutflrst elaM woik and in the frV VVw v tfr hearts feutflt that Iould never for¬ lateaffaalon HopklBSTilleKf give myself for being taken in so ITtt iMrk First Natteiif lak asily ait BlU I pondence Abwluto pcreayOin riTrprofM- - iiHciniil mmmm mu -i-- w rw k u t i o c T fc T A V I a- i I fj L TRiocflriti Monday in February unaw tK KTAixtA in aira MtCtJ TIVQA9 MUiUaUUIMI 4 ivunn tre J weew nr Jtonnay V i threw was CHiMOTiAKFourtk Monday JftWTVera six weetS flwt MOIJay I jwn wrin otetabr wealtg fourth Monday Jt four Mottdjer in April- - 1 OALlWAY5eisond terni three WWk ttrtt MondAr In August term two vreek I second Monday In November w -- t r WWM ni 1jM4 fltMAiMW disease byithe timely useQfl Tutts Liver Pills an pldand favorite HhYedyroClincreaaing popularity Always cures- Arrpst mi ANI 6 iw BOW8E Tho Old Man Gomda Home Bd Tamper i A greeks Maytotm two FirHt JHonday first Monday in Atrt4torm two Weeks first Monday Ju September ienn Iwo weeks LYo li J- jfeKollock In Nashville ttegullWrfaduateftad Registered Physicians Formerly AgsistftntSiirgeonUS Navy after wards Pos Sugoon U 8 Army and later surgeon British Marine bcrviec with tyro Bri--ani- sour stomach malaria indigesWhen Mr Bowsef let himself into tion torpid liver Constipation the housewlth his- latch key Mrs and all bilious diseases Bowser was sitting in the back par¬ SICK HEADACHE nolo In iiU StocWintr Caniie MucU Va happlncM Troqblo Trlth ilia Veit Other Grievances Aired In an Unamlablc Alatiner TUTTS LiVer PILLS ft ft A If t iv p ft having seen my name down among Nine Christians out of ten work and those who attended Lady Somervillos ball but I assure you throughout the pray trig little whole evening I was nover onoo in the same room as the dancers That How to Prevent Group inter ¬ my lord is exactly how I stand I was Some reading that will prove never in the same field as tho hounds esting to young mothers How to Then the bishop sat down and silence reigned guard against the disease Croup is a terror to young mothers A Matter of Form and to post them concerning the cause Why is it that men often faU in lovefirst symptoms and treatment t is the with a shapolv but utrlv ffirl object of this item The origin of Oh its simply a matter of form pmnnln a inmmntl cold Children N Y Journal who are subject to it take cold very AsTftilv nrirl ormm is almost sure to fol An Act of Ileal Horolam ¬ io The first Bymptom is hoarse- ¬ I wish I wcro4 a man I would do ness this is soon followed by a pecu- something noble seli sacriflclng Propose to a girl llko yourself liar rouffhcouerh which is easily rec ognized and will never be forgotten Life by one who has hoard it The time Waited to act is when the child first becomes Kind sir tMs oncjclopuxlla hoarse If Chamberlains Cough Is rull said he of lcnowledizeM This youth with loom regarded him Bemedy is freely given all tendency Quoth ha Tm Just from college to croup will soon disappear Even Puvli cough has developed after the croupy What is a Guabantee it will prevent the attack There is no danger in giving this remeny for It is this If you have a cold a it contains nothing injurious For tickling in the throat which keeps sale by K C Hard wick druggist you constantly coughing or if you not walk are afflicted with any chest throat or The ChistianB who does lung trouble whooping cough c hy faith will have many falls and you use Ballard s Horenound Syrup as it a fair A Sound Liver Makes a Well Man trial and directed givingexperienced no benefit is Are you bilious constipated or we1 authorize our advertised agents to troubled with jaundice sick head- ¬ refund your money on return of bot- ¬ ache bad taste in mouth foul breath tle It never fails to give satisfaction coated tongue dyspepsia indiges It promptly relieves Bronchitis Free tion hot dry skin pain in back and trial bottles at B C Hardwicks between the shoulders chills and fe Before Jesus offered rest to men he veri etc If you have any of these symptome your liver is out of order showed that he had rest to give and your blood is slowly being in twm mi The wife of Mr Leonard Wells of poisoned because your blood does not act properly Heroine will cure Brimfield Mass had been suffering any disorder of the liver stomach or from neuralgia for two days not be bovreltf It has no equal as a liver ing able to sleep or hardly keep still meoWie Price 75 cents Free trial when Mr Holden the merchant there bottles at B C Hardwicks drug sent her a bottle of Chamberlains Pain Balm and asken that she give store it a thorough tripl Nn meeting Mr Dont work to late at night to be Wells the next day he was told that alone with God early in the morning she was all right the pain had left her within two hours and that the Ballards Snow Liniment bottle of Pain Balm was worth 500 This valuable remedy is one that if it could not be had for less For ought Wibe in every household It sale at 50 cents per bottle by B C will curif your rheumatism neuralgia Hardwick druggist sprains cuts burns bruises frosted The by trying to feet and ears sore throat and chest deceiveman who begins by deceiving God will end it If you have lame back it will cure dis- himself It penetrates to the seat of the ease It will cure stiff joints and conWhat The People Sat tracted muscles after all other rem edies have failed Those who have I couldnt keep store without Fobeen cripples for years have used Bal ¬ leys Honey and Tar E D Whiplards Snow Liniment and thrown ple Lostant 111 Ship at ouce cant sell any other away their crutches and been able to walk as well as ever It will cure cough medicineW H Ellis Monjou Price 50 cents Free trial bot- trose Wis Foleys Honey and Tar saves me tles at B C Hardwicks LA doctors bills every winter J Onlv that is well which ends well Towner Mantono 111 For sale by C K Wyly Bye and Skin Ointment Chamberlains Saul the son of Kish was a big Is unequalled for Eczema Tetter Salt small king JUieuin Scald Head Sore Nipples Chapped mule driver but made a The CasooJSlmllar years eyperlenee as physician at Hoi Springs Pmmptfifrg hs feeling that It was Ark Eridorsedvby the EnoyclQpajdia Vol X pace 1S5 tlio largest and his duty tno bishop remonstrated with most important work In the world being In one of his cjorjry for attending a local five volumes each the size of a large twenty Well your lordship replied church Biblo He Is noted as the discoverer hunt of the active principle of golsemlnum a flpe offender I really do not see there lgc for neuralgia of the face and womb Ourss the Catarrh Syphilis Lost Manhood and General U any more harm in hunting than in Debility The Doctor has been all over the going to a ball I presume an ¬ world and has made many cures lvon up by swered his lordship that you refer to othtrphyslclans Aendomo Builuing She Jrne w by the way he banged the door shut add scuffed around the hall that something had happened and nerved herself up to meet it She gave him awifely greeting but he glared at her in return and growled Never mind putting yourself out for me on this special occasion Mrs Bowser After dinner I want to have a talk with you Has anything happened dear she anxiously queried You will be informed in due time I suppose dinner is half an hour late as usual Dinner has been ready or five minutes dear You have never had to wait over five minutes for dinner since wo ivere married He scuffed into the dining room and toofc his place at the table with tho demeanor of a boy threatened with a llckincr found fault with everything at the board and left most of Mrs Bowsers questions un- ¬ answered Her policy was to smooth away the clouds but he wouldnt have it - When they had finished the meal and returned to the family room his pent up feelings burst forth with Now then Mrs Bowser I want to know whether this house is run by the superintendent of some idiot asylum or by the woman I made my wife several years ago to take care of my home Why what is wrong she gasped Everything is wrong he shout- ¬ ed as he plumped down on the lounge and bobbed up again If 1 should try to run a henroost on your system of managing this house every blamed hen would be dead In a fortnight Theres no real system no management no nothing anc I tell you I dont propose to put up with such a muss any longor Please tell me what particular thing you find fault with said Mrs Bowser as she realized that ho had had a bad day at the office and wanted to get square by pitching lor street to I noticed people looking at mo andgrincdng It was only as Itook the car Id comeh6WrthatiMi8cbv ered the reason Xook hejcttlll you look at my shirt bosoralThats fyjoiir wlifaly Interest thatfs Jyouc syternof management Yesil see shesatd as she opened bis vestiwith a jerk which ripped two Mr Bowser you rrear buttonsjDff shirts Cwhich button behind the neck1 Andidoes that excuse your neg- ¬ ligence Theres no negligence about it When you put your shirt on this morning you got it hind side before There is no shirt bosom thereits all on your back Never Mrs Bowser never You simply and serenely got up In the night and maliciously yauked the bosom- but of my shirt to spite nie and I have gone around all day with my undershirt exposed toviewl Great Scott but what a wife what a hoUsel- 13 It any wonder that as I was feeling in my coat tail pocket for a missing pencil I should find a handful of glass Perhaps youll teUime I put It there for a cushion tolslt down on You put it there of course she calmly replied You put a bottle inyour pocket last night and went over to tho drug store after some arnica I was upstairs when you came back and never thought of it Let me smell Yes of course thats arnica You probablysatdown on thebottle when you took thecarthls morning I should have thought you would have felt the Bmash Any- ¬ thing else Mr Bowser There was Mr Bowser had been laid out as flat as a pancake on every complaint but he had a shot in re- ¬ serve After scuffing twice around the room with his foot still unshod ho halted before her and said Mrs Bowser some husbands under the provocation I have had arid having fUy established the on Jhe but a dozen times day Jr It How to Dress If ealy nand Every one knpW3 W artists in Woolen Fabrics and the mJjsjLfasJiipnable tailorsin absolutely the city We guarantee dont want our piisMmerstd nav for anv clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory Our stock of fall and winter woolens is now complete embracing all the latestdesignsin London Specials iand Foreign Importations exclusive with us jo one elselcan show them Our Trimmings K MOiSi t are always the very best We invite you to calFand see for yourself and get prices 1 NTOBINCO Main Street Fashionable Tailors Samuel Hodgson Clarksville Tenn Manufacturer and Importer of ITALIAN MARBLE SCOTCH SWEDE and the Most Desirable EASTERN GRANITES Monuments After 4oyear3 experience we feel confident that all work us will be executed in an artistic and skillful manner Tablets Statuary entrusted to Only the Best Material Used BSFMx F M Whitlow is our solicitor 1845 Insure in the Old Reliable 1895- MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO OP NEWARK NEW JERSEY AM ZI DODD President criminal neglgcP2 of would the-- into her What particular thing1 Millions ho almost of particular things yelled as he wheeled around on her 1 Mrs Bowser I wear socks cYes I know I hadnt reached the office when my right heel began to hurt and I have been a martyr all day What was the reason Holes in my sock PreBS great big yawning holes which Detroit Free any other wife would have discov- ¬ JAPANESE COPPERS ered and mended What are you Thttr Prooesa of Detecting Criminal ta have simply walked off and been heard of no more I am not that kind of a man however I feel pity for you To morrow my THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED lawyer Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired Will see ray lawyer she said as ho paused F W Smith Co State Agents 542 West Main Street Louisville Ky Exactly and tho two will prob- ¬ ably come to some fair understand ¬ ing regarding the divorce and ali- ¬ Hopkinsville Ky mony During the remainder of the evening J AS D HEADLEY Jb You will bo busy in the library TOM P MAJOR Late of Givena Headley Co- looking over legal papers I under Late of Clarksville Tenn If anybody calls you are stand and not to bo interrupted Just so woman replied Mr Bowser as he picked up his shoes and stalked out of tho room with his backbone as stiff as a crowbar fife Totnl Assets January 1st 1895 55283000X0 4 Paid Policy Holders since organization 187W431663 Surplus Former NT Standard 672880000 Lossen paid In Kentuckyk over 800000000 Aftor second year Guaranteed cash tnrredder values on life and endowment policies In contestlble Cash Loans made on assignable policies in case otlapse no forfeiture policy is continued in force for full amount by the reserve or if preferroi to the purchase of a paid up policy No reatrictlona as to residence or occupation CALLIS WALLACE Local Agents MAJOR CO TOBACCO WAREHOUSE PROPS TOM P MAJOR No 1025 West Main Street smiling about Hands Itching Piles Burns Frost Bites Chronic SoreEyes and Granulated Eyo Lids Pot sale by druggists at 25 cents per box TO HOESE OWNERS For putting a horse in a fine healthy condition try Dr Cads Condition Powders They tone up the system aid digestion cure loss of appetite relieve constipation correct 3ddnoy disorders and destroy worms giving new life to an old or over workSd horse 25 cents per package For sale by druggists best When love works it always does its U to f i Vfhea When When Whed f n I it Baby wm sick we gaw her Castoria she was a Child she cried for Castoria she became Hiss she clung to Castoria she bod Children the gave them Castoria fa r i i N it TflJ aWpeeatbebesmen 1 fJ iAS3iQJiseB men have jieyerin any t is I iv h pj No HUMBDOV Fpleys Honey and Tar does not claim to perform miracles It does not claim to cre all case of consump libn df asthmaBuit does clam to comfort and Relief in advanced stages of these diseasesand to usally cure early stages It is certainly worth trying by those afflicted or threaten- ¬ ed with thee dread diseases 50c For sale by C K Wyley Everything we do will be great TOp n it is woat utoq wants aono vV jijyL iSjSSaT desperate Jfy pronouqeed cases ofkidaey incurable haye dlsies hnhuredbv tho CliUiQfKidneVGurtt T MTOM 4 J phySiciansm3eitJl Fdrfsale by Ghijstweit vfithouVeleepto praybutheriiovef lost anysleep m worry contents and within forty eight hours Cor 7th and Virginia Streets tho papers were recovered and tho thief term of six years impris ¬ had begun a Hopkinsville Kv Dont try tocrawlout of it that way onment at Ishikawa the national peni BSTGood rigs with or without drivers furnished day or night Special Mrs Bowser Ill soon show you tentiary Good lot room adjoining Nice waiting room that I know what Im talking about Tho process of his detection was very rates to Commercial Men He sat down and unlaced his shoe prompt and simple Tho crime was re-¬ for ladies and kicked it five feet away Then ported at police headquarters at eight Do Not Be Imposed On he pulled up the leg of his trousers oclock in the morning By nine tho W T Grant Pboph B T Grant j Always insist on getting Foleys and there was his foot in Mrs Bow¬ Formerly with Alexander EB Baldwin j Clerks Honey and Tar as it is positively sers stocking or about half way in absolutely and unqualifiedly the best it cough medicine Accept no substiDidnt I tell you so she ex- ¬ tute Fpr sale by C K Wyly I found your sock and claimed W misBed my stocking when I got up to REASONABLE RATES The man who talks to the biggest crowd is not always doing the most dress Mrs Bowser he saldas he pulled Corner 12th and Main Streets for God Ely the stocking off and got up and limped BAR BARBER SHOP i HOT AND COLD BATHS i about what do you think of a wife You Cant Afford to Chance It wholl send her- husband out among A heavy cold may lead to pneu ¬ men with such a handkerchief as POLICEMEN XSTD X PRECINCT STATION monia or consumption Foleys Honey THE- Gaze on it Is that a hand- ¬ and Tar taken in time affords perfect this description security from seriouB results 50c kerchief or a table napkin Imagine theft and telephoned of tho property to every preolnot 1111 on a had been my feelings as I pulled it out For sale by C K Wyly in the city and to all tho suburban m crowded oar to wipe off my chin towns and wore known to every officer weighed nothing with When table napkins are placed on duty In a little village abont ten Number ATLANTA GA Christ His concern was for the indi- among my handkerchiefs havent I miles from the center of Tokyo a man A New 200 Room Hotel Elegantly vidual aright to complain of the way this entered a tea honse during tho after ¬ Furnished and thoroughly Equipnoon and showed a card upon which house is rum ped Mr Morses name was engraved TyOU ougljti to know that when It was never placed there she houses in Japan correspond with Tea A Complete and Beautiful Stock on Unsurpassed in Every Respect sa locatidn at the intersection of was your suffering from any kidney trouble spiritedly replied It Feachtree Pryor and Houstou streets Electric as resorts that a safe sure remedy is the Clinic napkin at breakfast You left your loons In the United Statesclasses cars passing every minute over Ieachtree and hand all at and other routes for Exposition Grounds and all Kidney Cure Guaranteed or money handkerchief on the table and put for loafera and the crooked parts of the city the polioemen watch them accordingly refunded For sale by C K Wyly One block from Grand Opera House conven¬ the napkin in your pocket Any The nesana as the waiter girls aro ient to all other banks post office aad Union LOWEST Cash FIGURES principal stores places of atnusement Depot called coquette with tho policemen and The devil would never get another thing else The hotel will be conducted on the European Anything else I should say oftch aid them in tho performance of plan the Cafe cuisine and service being strict spul if he couldnt make black look ly first class in every respect there was If you were the right their duty Sp It was perfectly natural white BATES 1 per day and up sort of wife wouldnt you have no- ¬ for the policeman on that beat to tell Black Porter Props robbery and the neeanatho Btory of tho Exposuro to cold damp winds may ticed that ope of the buttons was off It was equally so for this nesan to report Bed room Suits result in pneumonia unless the sys- this vest and been prompt to repair to the policeman about Mr Morses Did you notice it No card Tho circumstance was suspicious m When you go totem is invigorated gy Hoods Sarsap damages You were too busy with somo love- enough to Justify on arrest and before arilla njght tho thief was in tho central sta 10 Dp sick novel tion at Tokyd Ho had tho pocketbook There Is no button off your ve3t iSir weeks ago I suffered with a all the paper on his person but very severe cold was almost unable she quietly replied after a brief In- ¬ and spent tho money in to speak My friends all advised me spection A Solid Dak Suit for In your hurry you but- had nlglit most ofand had been a spreo Have Tour TnoTOORAns Made at before tho robbed to consult a physician Noticing toned your vest wrong Seo The of the remainder during a drunken stu ¬ Chamberrains Cough Bemedy adver top button is in the second button- ¬ por that followed tised an the bt Paul Volks Zeitung X hole No wonder you felt wizzy Trro Klnda of Palenesc II ui procured a bottle and after taking it wazzyl V MYou are awfully pale1 said Esmer NEWJSTUDIO a short while wub entirely well I now Mr Bowser was stuok but it elda Longcoffln to Birdie McGinnla mostBeartityrecommena this remedy Yes I know I am pale but my pale wouldnt do to give in and waving o ahyontf suffering with a cold ness is natural It comes from dyspep ¬ WHi Kwii 68 Selby Aye St Paul his arms around he pried out but Not only socks with holes in and sia fromyou get your paleness by the vSRFwKtiyB O Hardwick box the cbrutf store Texas Sift r druggist mJBslnfivest buttons Mrs Bowser Insrs FuntrUl Director W m Mr Bowser we overslept our- ¬ selves You hurried down and got a bite of breakfast and was gone be- ¬ fore I got up Instead of having holes in your sock you managed to pull one of my stockings over your foot Thats what hurt your heel all day I deny it I deny it in toto I may have my failings but I am not an idiot Put on one of your stockings Prompt and Simple Mr James B Moreo of Yokohama happened to be spending the night with his friend Mr Denison in Tokyo when a sneak thief entered tho houso and stole his pocketbook containing seventy dollars and a number of valuable pa pers The matter writes William E Cortls in tho Chicago Record was re ¬ ported to tho police in tho morningwith a description of the purse and its Louisville Ky a Livery Lay Sale Stable Feed gton Hotel Louisville n J It Mluilu ORIENTAL The Main Street N FURNITURE Dealer LOUISVILLE WYBRY m ANTS Wm Dubkerv i nt tt i 3 no LouiaviUfi Kv if W n A -- r Of 1 vH v O h H Wi A Vt sw X i iA ftV J Hi V s w- A A OT r J ei a vk HE H P Jr WH HOPtibsytLLE BaliCBXilSf Jl Norember 18 1896 Xi III Otv HHMWMmMHMI v HERE iND THERE ll j 4 JL l In tlSe Push If you vvismt to se 5TAwrs I f tlF f titRI sis vfl Co for Insurance Buckner Rnrn in tho wifWhf T1Y TCW Ken nedy NoV 5 a fine girl baby Dr E N Eruit Dentist office over City Bank Hopkmsville Ky ffonHenry Watterson will lecture at Corydon Henderson county this evening on Abraham Lincolu For Sale phaeton and pony Apply at this olhco ATnfliHrtnvilin Jr ndvertiBine for bids for an electric light plant with 83 arc lights of 2UUU candle power eacn Cream Cheese Maccaroni Cabbage Sweet and Irish Potutoes at Wallis Eev P H Davis is conducting a very interestig mooting in the Methodist church at Pairview 1000 on real Wanted to borrow state in the county Inquire at this office 4n Whirl mx f v In the Switrw In the ty v I ir crord k iH wwivic K- iv Ttn XjT XHV 7 th Store that has the crowd ALWAYS BUSY STORE DArPT AM nsTnBEsuHoER 9 TO JL 9 50 CLEKKSI pM- - y K ILLINEKY TALK Ladies Cloth Sailors at 18c Wo 1 crlinQ Fnlt Sailora nil the late ntvlfis 48c iiw Kibbons c at iiacket Prices sell Plumes Shapes Eight now Thisminutel What do you think of Gray Blankets at 69c pair or White Blankets size 10 4 at 69c M1 MISSES SHOES 75c sizes 12 to 2 Dongola or NEW LOT k U m ft capes jackets and Latest Effects at Popular Prices New Novelties in m II Wfi f to be opened Monday Morning New Trimmings New Gloves New Hosiery New Hanakcrcliieis New Underwear New Corsets New Calicoes New Plaid Dress Goods Dress Goods Business going at doable quick here Seasons multiply why the trend of trade la our way Honesty in the goods In the advertevery nook and corner of isements-la this establishment with buylngadyan tapes that are the envy of merchants everywhere BASSETT CO I FKRSONAZ oossir n I1 r Mrs B J Matthews has gone to Mt Vernon Iud to visit her parents TWq Rallio Rust is visiting friends in Mayfield this week Miss Susie Tandy is visiting Mrs W H Jesup near Fairview Miss Lizzie Gaither has returned from a two weeks visit to Atlanta Hon Jas A McKenzie sailed for Peru Monday from New York Mrs E H Price and daughter went to Atlanta last week to visit Miss Lillie Price Miss Lucy McPherson has rented the McPherson place and will take boarders Mr T T Swearngen of Columbus 0 is visiting his brother Mr H B Svvoaringen Ho is en route to Texas where he will spend the win¬ ter Mr Mollie Radford and her accomplished daughters Misses Mary an t Willie have moved to the city to lie They have taken Mrs Gn fcainx cottage on ouh Main and the latter will board with them I v Dr JR P Morrison has moved from Pembroke to Elkton where he will practice medicine Milk cow for Sale Apply to J N Moorman Several tobacco men from the city attended County Uourt at uaaiz yes ¬ terday and the city was also represented at Elkton Dr A P Campbell has resumed his practice and also has secured the right to extract teeth by the painless Co process Office over Bassett mr imr mi mintt nhnntiriGr season com Tim mences Friday and will last until Jan 1 95 Birds are reported very scarce and hunters are not promised muck sport unless they tackle cotton tails Wanted a good milk cow to winter for her milk Apply to this office Dr John Moore of Tennessee has located in Pembroke for the practice of his profession and has associated himself with Dr J E Paine the well known physician Small cottage on 17th street near Main for rent Apply at Kentuck ian counting room J Kirchdoeffer formerly jeweer ai Yates can now be found at D Gal breaths old stand cor Eighth and All work guaranteed first Main class and prices reasonable Call and see him New Prunes Hominy Flakes Hom iny Evaporated peaches Potato Chips Citron Mince Meat Canned TomatoeB Corn and everything nice at Wallis Grocery Elder T D Moore has been reelected as pabtor of the Christian Uhurcn Me nas lor several years ably filled the pulpit of his congregation here and the fact that he is re taiued is considered in the light of quite a complimentary endorsement of his spiritual service Cadiz Tele phone The earnings of the Louisville and Nashville railroad for the fourth iveek of October and for the month make a very favorable showing For the fourth week the tottil gross earnings weie 637 569 an iucreaseof S42 110 over the corresponding period last year For the mouth of October the sarnings were 51952295 an increase if 87100 compared with October 1891 The Louisville and Nashville is new doing nearly as much buBines as in 1895 when the earnings were the largest in the history of the com pany Hon James A McKenzie Ministei to Peru purchased of C W Potter i 4 icres of laud on the Scottsville pike iwo miles from this city near Green wood for 4150 This is about 77 per acre This is one of the mos beautiful tracts of laud in Waireu county and upon it Miuister Mc Kenzie will erect a handsome resi deuce when his term of office shall have expired There he wtllretiie md spend the remainder of hiB life in comfort The trade has been closed and the laud deeded to Mr McKenzie but Mr Potter will no give up possession until the 15th of January 1896 Bowliug Green Detn ocrat i Alabama Plaids Cotton Check 4Jc Light Color Calico 8Jc yd Dress Ginghams 5c yard 3 Cakes inbox Special Bargains in Buttermilk Soap at 10c box What do you think we will do next J Full size Comforts 69c 98c Did you know that we carry tho largest stock of Stoves in the city at Prices That Would Level Your Head Did you ever stop to think the Eacket is the Biggest Store In Town Think of three floors jam full from cellar to roof 20 stores 25 to 50 clerks Come and see herl You are ALWAYS WELCOME and we like to have you come and BEING YOUE FEIENDS to see the greatest store in this part of Kentucky GrainvHeel M fiiUUiU4UiUUiUtUUUU44UU UiiiiiUiuUiUUiUUiUiUUU km tameJmfautmm THE RACKET C 0HELLO what is f TJ9awHH pw 1 DEATHS WTrvM Mm TSllen Nixon wife of Mr E E Nixon died at her home in this city Friday after a brief illness Tho romains were taken to tho West hnrvins- crround near Fruit Hill for interment Sunday An R xTPnrnld dauerhter to of Alex Walker of Kelly died last Thursday of diphtheria hi uu Head Wear Will be found in the MILLINERY Corao and UMBRELLAS Some pf the finest goods that have ever been v brought to tho city All the this Wr Will Give Avray MATKIMONIAl Minnie Peal daughter of Capt W E Peal formerly of this county but now of Paducab will be married on Nov 20th to Mr James M Andrews at the Broadway M E Church in Paducah Cadiz Telev phone 66 and Mansfield Hanks aged aged 62 were 8 Mrs Mary Gatliu married at White Plains Hopkins This is the thiru county last week venture of each and Miss Tr Sam M GriffithOwenBboro Sue last married at Herr were Thursday evening Miss Important to Teaohers y iiMn CASH LAIE8T STYLES STORE HOTEL LATHAM BLOCK seothem before pur- ¬ Hosiery WItU Every chasing in Pearl Ivory and Nat- ¬ ural Wood Handles Sil- ¬ ver Mounted The qual- ¬ ity is the very best and tho prices are right GOME IN AND SEE THE 25 sale Handkerchiefs Stamp Linen Notions Wash Silks Decorated Bowl and Pitcher Call and Get a Ticket One Handsome Gen EH will be MAIN CQNOY m 4 Miss pleased to see her friends Julia Venatole JEWELERS RErr v-J i C9 JBL Malli Street next door to Kbn TncKiAK Office T pirwilar letter from State Super intendent Thompson received this states that no check couia be sent for the November draft of the school fund the third mouths salary which is due the teachers to day He thinks however that part of the amount due can be sent NoV 11th which will enable me to make a pur i Qf tr tho teachers next wui w w batumay xov ium x uijr wnA of the Bchool fund has been sent so that all teachers who have not already done so can draw their salary for the first tvo mouths I am very sorry of this delay iu sending the money and regret that savo the i was not notified in time to teachers disappointment and lucou the veuience arising therefrom reason assigned by the State Super mteudeut is the extension of time bv tho now luw ior the paymeut of taxu o bids me assure tho teachers thai interes 11 that can be done in their is being done and he hopes the St alb Treasurer will soou be able to pay iu Very truly mil Katie MoDaniel Co Supt A mm-ninn- J SZEDS 1 41 CARL C MOORE lets lor sale Prices very reason able They are of the finest strains In America to him or con o to see him HOPKINSYILLE KY-Has a fine lot of thorough bred Indian Game LlghtBrahma and Uaek Langshan roosters and pul- ¬ HOTKL lATUAM 4 Si on S Write uth Virginia Street A Listen - ir njiquiiitibii yajxv ing effects of Syrup of Figs when in nerd of laxative and if the father pv mother be costive or bilious the most ratifying results follow its use so that it is the best family remedy known and every family should have bottle ou baud Prom Mow Until Spring Child Enjoys The pleasant flavor gentle and sooth- We have the most complete stock of Furniture and House Furnishing Goods of All Kinds in the city We Want Your Business and will have it if low prices and square dealing will secure it Come and see us punting Outfits arid Supplies at GUS YOUNGS Virginia Street opp Hotel Latham Ilopklnsvllle Ey Overcoats and winter wraps will be in fashion They can bo discarded temporarily while traveling in the sttam heated trains of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Eailway For solid comfort for speed and for safety no other line can compare with this great railway of the West Here I Am W A FPool A H Goodwik POOL k uOODWIK Afti r tu OllluiH TOBACCO BARN Insured by Long TOBACCO NEWS LOUISVILLE MARKET Kelly There are already two active candi ¬ dates for the position of Steward tf the Asylum although r IC Bucli n rs commission does not expire uu They are Mr J F til April 1897 Rogers of the Banner and vir duo W Wicks and both are proceeding ioOn the idea that Gov BradlV will make an early move against all Dfiuocrats found in appointive olhcoj tioth have btjni promiuent and aotiVi Bopublicana ami they will press their respective claims in an ener getic manner ins Ethel Iolliuger fell while coming down the steps at tho public school and brokeher arm Iu tho race competing for a share of When in need of your patronage Plain and Ornamental Plasterer Pldmbinq Gas or Steam Fitting be to got my figures before closing HOPKINSVILLB KT sure Geo W Young any trade iFormerljVWith Forbes Brq Will make estimates on all kinds An Enigmatical Sill of Pare of plastering and cement work For a dinner served on the Dining All work guaranteed and prices Cars of the Chicago Milwaukee St reasonable Eepair work a spec ¬ Paul Eailway will be sent to any ad ialty and will receive prompt atdros on receipt of a two cent postage tention stamp Apply to Geo H Heafford General Passenger Agent Old Colony Address Lock Box 420 Buiidiug Chicitgo 111 Jas I Belote Keep the best and freshest stoek of Staple and Fancy Groceries to- bo found in the city 63T Country Produce handled Opposite Fhoenis Hotel Main street Hopkmsville Do yon want the beat spoons Kf i HOUSEKEEPEBS market nmlne and forks in thft The Stkhunq SilybbvIkuid Xx- - A t KNOWLEDGE ri HW K41 iwLj i v r r v tfi iSt f i f brings comfort and improvement m a to personal enjoyment whc x djr used The many wholiye bot l Jian others and enjoy life more vith li expenditure by moie promptly siting the worlds bvri producto to Ui ueeaa of physical being will attest Accordiug to the latest figures the tl raiuo to health bf the pure liquid Republicans have 69 members of the embraced in the JaUvo principled i legislature lnciuuiug one lusionisi rf iitniy Svrnp of Figs who isa Populist This in one half a excelleuce is due to its presenting of the Geueral Assembly there being ho form most acceptable and plena 6r io tho taste the refreshing and truly 68DemocratsandoneBtraighl popul Bt beneficial properties of k perfect Jax The republicans have a majority in tttivi effectually clearwing the iystcm th Houbo and of conrao would not dispelling cold j headaches and levft iicsitate to unseat Democrats enough vu permanently curing conaciiutfH to give them tho two or three votw I jjm given witfufaction tc needed to cover accidents in the elec ¬ ovt with thv iipproval of tho niwiiuai tion of a Senator This precaution ypiiaiiWUt uuiiwe Ji new on me rihowever will not by necessary Sen ator Blackburn will bo the caucus tlirtm ni it ik iMirfeutlv fru fine i uominw and thwo are some Demo ppu bjeBtionablA aubstarnte Myfup of Fig is Jrir salt by all diTjt- - crais wuo are iiupiujucuuH on me could not bo kiii iiiCOc ancUi littles bu t it is insi financial exuestiou whg a relied upon to vote for straight out tn b- Major House Bold 23 hhds 2 hhds Hancock co leaf tit 58 2o 8242Cald well lugs at 3 10 2 80 260 1 Gallu tinleafat 8 25 810 7 90 6 85 2 McLean dark lugs tit 3 15 805 3 Montgomery leaf at 53 0 7 90 7 60 4 rittenden lugrat3 10 2 60 2 0y 1 90 2 Todd lugs at 8 25 2 60 3 Ballard trash at 180 1 60 1 50 W 1 1 Eev Ha mi linvinir renamed the paBtorate of tb UriivoBiliat church FT Latho will leave for In in a few days to make his home Elastio Oottaeo Paints Sold by E C Hardwick are the most d rablo aud brilliant on the market Mrs OU JR Daibney This Cut Warranted to uot scale Vane Calvebt Paint Co St Louis Mo Mrs Dftbney will reopen her studio shortly China Clans Tuesday and Thursday Three young Indies were baptize Sunday night ut the Baptist church Thy were ises Nettie Adams Hallie Williams iind Lee Cosby iOK BENT Store house for 1896 Best location in Hopkins vlllo Bent reason able Apply to E Frankol For Sale Class Wednesday and Krtdayeach week mr Hours from 0 to 13 a m PATENTED Terms 16 per term of six weeks Material and China ordered at reasonable thencalland8ee thegenulneat the Old price ana China Fired Jp STUDIO at Residence South Main St fCaiBfr 1 j Rellft- - 1 nilHnt Vr- r U X liaii t in i i its -j 7 JIT Democrat like Blackburn J g lv imm v ijuftj fvvti lEililitiiiiiMim iiminin ii 1 1 iwiiBiiiiiiftiiTili SjUuata iliman was uainfuHv A small stock of general merchan a pajrot Sun dise at fiowell Ky ana a good She was feeding the bird stand for some enterprising merchant Eoni aud Banco Mcintosh werp tried iu tho county court for resiHtitiff umo will be sold at a great bargain or particulars aud terms apply to an ollicer and Etince was fined 500 J S Qdarlks assignee Howell Ky Governor elfct Bradlev has accept to go to Atlanta to ed an invliiui Editor J C Moore of Lexington morrow With tho party organized b wan found guilty of sending obscene the Loftievilio Bourd of Trade ihaUor through the mails jSeutenco Hon Alen G Tbnrman is iu Wii3 deferred until tho February torni Tho i tiit f deral eoUt a furious coiiJitioii having iniure flip m a fall Thursday night Ju hi Jimied J inatthW8 col has been his libra y eleefed Judge of the Eecorders t i4 He was vciirt at Albany N X- lYhf wM 0txuu vu iuojtjuiuravit tiuuKiT finXiouf JlhMm -- t NMwnaiMHHM T lt A GEO W YOUNG Sanitary Plumber bitionin tho mouth by Ur Ofiiitrv j Steam and Gas Fitter DEALER IN i1 GenBTai House Furnishing HEATERS Tf will w Goods and lW M I Jot T r them before buyinff COME V J line of XeBtthft Mfv RANGES in PAY V Yn will MAM vrvrrLX vWm Wf VI VlVfVVi WWfcUiij j rJS aaw3L i i tW tv

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