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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: December 3, 1895

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 1 iM r v zzn Z U- vvmxmi i if 1 HOPKINSVILLE KY BEEEAftD OEISP TUESDAY DECEMJBEK 3 1895 THATyENATORIAL PLUM NO THE NEW COUNCIL Only Two Changes in OKEAM OF NEWS rf a wv A Strong ombiiiation Mptjs air wool black blue and brown Cheviot extra y heavy for 1 I l lThe lntestStory 8iowg now It Might Full IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN fo James D llmclc HAS IT 0BARBoohsviLLE Kt Nov 29 His Cutting Near Crofton Tho Kelly Fire Crisp Again Honored Lists of Caucus constituents here are gossiping about North Dakota Editors Doublo tbtfio effect that Ropresen a report Nominees Tho Negro Candidates LynchitiR A Workmans Fall tativo elect W R Black of this for Chaplain All Turned Soldiers for tuo Inau- ¬ Down place may play a more importait guration part in thevnamiug of a successor to Washington Dec 2 Congress re- ¬ Jo C 9 Blackburn next January KUIod by the Curs assembled tp day and the House or- ¬ than hb habeen expected to play Mr Wiley Lander a gentleman CONCRESS STARTS YESTERDAY WITH CZAR REED ON DECK tho Mombor- - w ship f f Su I M ar ifly 7 v vdM-f sftfWBbys 41 Vr rvAout iSo1 7 a Knee Pants School Suits extra heavy Brown Cheviot double seat and knee patent buttons elastic waist band double stitched through for tf t W J He 25 Mens Tan Melton coats and 15 fine blue Beaver U vercoats wortn 10 ana 1 ou respectively will be put on sale Saturday at Over- - 5 HALF PRICE Henderson m i1 Co rr tt l 4 jt 0 ii 5 k I h I fjV i Melius Fine Shoes IU We are- going to reduce our line of styles in the FTAOUS rr- a 4 W h Hand T- OLAPP Sewed Shoe 1 iP4 fr time we Win oner1 ioi compris Atfr1 r or jaiimitea A m ing a t Jrfjo Sjiy 4 y Black is jh Republican and his unganized by electing tho Republican cle James D Black also of this well known in this city and a brother Tho Presidents place was one of theKentuckyBoard of Mr Wi B Lander who left this caucus nominee message wtisread in both Houses of Worlds fFair Commissioners ap- county 30 years ago was run over by pointed by iGov Brown The Hon a Louisville Southern switch engine THE BEPOBLIOAN OAUCDS James DiBlack is a prominent Dem last Thursday near Harrodsburg Ky WisniNQTON Nov 80 TheRepub ocrat anujjmany umoa oeioro iuo and both legs were cut off above the licans of the hous5 of representatives State Democratic Convention last knees causing death in less than an met in caucus to night and unani qiimmftr hftwaH iriftnttonivl hh a can hour Deceased was a farmer 70 mously elected ex Speaker Thomas didate for governor as a- compromise years old the father of nineteen chil dren and graudiatner ot nan a HunB Reed of Maine for speaker of the between Clay and Hardin The report here given for what it is dred A daughter of his was killed This action worth is that Representative elect by lightning a few years ago a Fifty fourth A congress was anticipated as at no time had Black proposes if he finds such a was foully murdered later and any effort been inaugurated to contest thing possible on accouut cf the recently a son was killed by a train athis election Hon Galusha Grow nearly evenly divided forceti in the at Burgin Ky He was to have House and Senate to induca the tended a family Thanksgiving dinner who was speaker of the house in 1859 Democrats when they find they can the day he was killed The sad news nominated Mr Reed in the caucus not without Republican support elect was telegraphed Mr W B Lander He simply presented Mr Reeds name one of theirjown party to support the and he went up to Harrodsburg Fri and the nomination was made by a Hon James D Black and will show day and attended the burial matter by voting good fath Cutting Xear Crofton rising vote and amidst cheers Mr his hisoincle atin the the same time therefor Grow Mr Cannon and Mr Payne by naming the next United States Cbofton Dec 1 Isiaah Dunning escorted Mr Reed to the hall and Senator from Kentucky and W E Thurmnn while on their when the cheering which greeted his BOlIOn HEBE IS AXOTHEH way homefromCrofton yesterday even appearance had Btibsided he made a Hon I M Nance the Representa in about two miles from here cot tiveelect from Webster county was into a difioulty and Thurman stabbed brief speech ot acceptance Previous to Mr Reeda nomination elected as tfio nominee of the Repub- Dunning in the Bide and also cut him the caucus had organized by electing licans but j Judge Thos Nunn of on the side of the neck and on one of Mr Grosvenor of Ohio chairman ot Hopkins county who was here yes- his hands there were several other the caucus by a vote of 158 to 74 for terday saya Mr Nance pledged him cuts in his clothing on his back Mr Henderson of Iowa Mr Ellis self in his speeches and otherwise to None of the wounds amount to much of Oregon was elected secretary by a vote for Hon J O S Blackburn for except the stab in the side which is vote of 139 to 77 for Mr Hooker of United States Senator Mr Nances a nrettv serious one A doctor was New York These officers will serve Democratic opponent had already called to see him but could not tell declared for McCreary and when whether it would terminate fatally or during the session Mr Grosvenors election was a vic- ¬ Mr Nance minounced that he would not No arrests have been made yet tory for what was known as the Mc vote for Blackburn a number of Both parties had been drinking Dowell combination on house officers Democrats rallied to his support and New IJuggage Regulation and foreshadowed the success of the elected him Tho question that now resents itself is whether or not Mr Hereafter those who take a bicycle combine ticket The slate went through with but one exception Mr S ance will fulfill his ante election tricycle or a baby carriage an any Fisher of Kansas was slated for the pledge If Blackburn is the Demo- railroad that is a member of the chaplaincy being defeated by Mr cratic caucus nominee and Nance does keep his promise it means that Conden of Michigan In order the following officers were Blackburn yjill succeed himself in then selected by the caucus the 7ote the Senate grovided that none of the for each being aboijtJhe same as that- Democratsolt his nomination Trankfort Capital given to Air jrosvenor Clerk Alexander McDowell of Victory for Silver Pennsylvania Uiiaha JNeb JNov Z7 27 Alter a Sergeant-at-Arm- s Benj F Russell hve nours discussion oi nnancial is of Missouri Doorkeeper William J Glenn of sues the Trans Mississippi Commer New York1 cial Congress declared for the free felslISiiiii Postmaster Joseph C McElroy of and unlimited coinage of silver 16 to - -W Ohio 1 basis and adjourned at 6 p m Chanlain t Rev Henrv M Conden The vote was 50 for gold 127 for sil vmm of Michigan ver Hon WJBryan led the friends of the white metal and Hon 0 L Crisp and Culberson Webster of Omaha led the ODDOsi Washigeon Nov 80 Thirty minutes tion The debate was spirited and sufficed to complete the work of was participated in by most of the delegates This resolution was final the Democratic caucus The roll ly adopted call disclosed tho presence of seventy Whereas An appreciating money five members CnnvniTMAN Flack standard impairs all contracts bank Mr Cuiberson of Texas who has rupts enterprises tnakes idle money held his seat since the Forty fourth profitable by increasing the purchas- ¬ Western Passenger Association will congress was ejected permanent ing power and sifspends the produc- have to pay for them at the regular chairman oi the JJomocratic caucus tive forces of our people and rate for express baggage and on a for the Fifty fourth congress to suc basis of fifty pounds in weight receed Mr Holman of Indiana gardless of what the actual weight MrRichardsonsspeech nominating may bo and no charge will be less s22flllislfe Crisp tor speaker was warmly apthan 25 conts plauded and Mr Crisp was unani- ¬ Caticlcd His Lease mously elected Geo D Hodges lessee of the Hotel Mr Catchings then placed in nomi ¬ nation tho folio ving geutlamen Latham since last January had his Clerk James Kerr of Pennsylvania personal property attnehod yesterday doorkeeper A B Holt of Mississippi for various debts and the Hotel di 6ergcant-at-armHerman W New rectors canceled his lease and took of Illinois postmaster John T Ross charge of the hotol Hodges was of Maryland chaplain Edward B later given up by his bondsmen ou an Bagby of Virg nia aud thoy ako indictment for Belling liquor unlaw were unanimously elected whereupon fully Being unable to give another After the ad ¬ the caucus adjourned bond he put up 100 required himself journment of the house on Monday and was released It ia understood the Democrats will again caucus ana that he is heavily involved The Di- ¬ select the minor offices to which they rectors will run tho hotel until auoth are entitled aa minority representa er lefisee is secured son-in-law The hew City Council elected a month ago will succeed tho old one to night As five of the seven mem ¬ bers Bucceed themselves tho change formality will be made without Most if not all of the members have already qualified and there will be nothing to do but to take their seats The new members are J D Ware and D R Perry who Bucceed M C Forbes and G M Steele in the The old Second and Third Wards members re elected were R H Hol- ¬ land in the First Geo D Dalton in tho Fourth A H Anderson in tho Fifth E M Flack in the Sixth and The W A PTool in the Seventh member from the Fifth Ward is tho only Republican on tho Board caucus win No Democratic be held but Mr Anderson will vote with the Democrats in filling the ap- - MB m tt J I rir t JrV ysj Councilman PPool pointive offices There are a number of candidates but most of the old officers are expected to be re elected at the meeting to night Iretty Trenton Wedding Trenton Nov 28 At 5 oclock p m yesterday Mr George H Me Comb and Miss Charlie Dickinson The happy were united in marriage event tookplace in the Baptist church at this place Rev W J Couch offici ating The atteudnnts were A S Tribblo and Miss Gertie McElwain W A Dickinson and Miss Ada Crutchfield Eugeno Dickinson and Miss Mattie Sullivan John Pendleton acted as best man and Miss Susie McComb sister of the groom was brides maid The ushers were Wal- ¬ ter Ware Russell Hogan Dr Woods Royster and L H Petree Tho wed- ¬ ding march was played by Mrs Dr Frey The church was packed with admiring friends of the couple to wit- ¬ ness the marriage iWr and Mrs McComb left ou the 6 p m train for Atlanta and a large number of their friends accompanied them as far as Guthrie They will he absent about ten days and ou their return will take rooms at Mr S E Stegars The groom is connected with tho hardware firm of W H Jernigan fc Co of this place and is one oi tho most popular young men in the coun ty His bride is a lady of much beauty and varied accomplishments and is a great favorite in Treuton society fJ7k i iastaKr mm mmmmmfflfflmm mmmEBmmmmmr HhVn m TJ A Uoublu Lynchlnir Fayeitsville Tknn B tr A- tive Special McGaha morning sentenced to imprisonment for twenty one years each ior rapo in the circuit court fitting at Lewisburg Mnrshall county wore taken from tho jail hero by ubout 300 armed men at 8 oclock to night aud hanged in tho court house yard As 60im as tho mentwero executed the mob ruietly dispersed The Penalty lias Been Added 29 Joe Robertson and Ozlns negroes who were tuiti Njv Ma UarroSMVMediuTn AllLL and VJtfide 1 SIZES Toes Vl Sf 5ft ml m rf 2 M 3ft 3 2i tt 4 U 5 lA-- 7ijT18LlKJI and bX W aye oeen 4jfor 3R W seinngf 5S0 5f ka 11 J fOK Mi t it This Sale begins M 3r The fire at Kelly last Thursday morning destroyed M S Charltons COUNOILMAN WARS goheral merchandise store and not Co as was Whereas The spoliation conse that of Ji M Morgan first reportei here Mr CharltonB Kentucky State Guard including tho quent upon the outlaway of silver is loss will foot up about the same Louisville Legion would bo repre- - in the interest of tho creditor by con amount as Morgan Cos was reatantly increasing the value of gold The telephone office and and ia undermining all industrial ported poBtoffica were not damaged as they society therefore Resolved That wo demand the are located in the Morgan building imettdiatu refltoratiou of free and un ¬ instead of Charltons limited coinaere ot crold and silver at Purdoued by the Governor the present ratio of 16 to 1 without Governor Brown haa ptrdoned John waiting tor tho aid or consent of any who was under a 5500 bond to other nation such crohl nnd silver Roach coin to be alike a full legal t nder of appear before tho Union county cir cuit court to answer a charge of all dobtn public and private rirm Hundred Kbnier Uoj Will AnUt Fbankioet Ky Nov 29 It was decided to day that all the companies of the First and Second Regimonla Uharltona Store Bnrnad Child mpNPV fTll T DEC 2nd t COHE EARLY AND GET YOUR SIZES v Codoilman Holland seated at the Inauguration ceremo nies on December lOw About 600 soldier bbva in all will be here Ar iqnfetqeata for furnishing dinner and haye about been Mntarto thilwya m oompietvu r Cadiz Nov 29 A chili of Mr Kirk Noels living noar here was burned to death last night Its littlp brother was in the room with it and his mother did not know anything was the matter with the child until he went out doors and told hi3 mother that he had burned his little brother up If isa Maggie Davis the daughter of Mrs Mary J Davis living about three miles southwest of this place died laait night1 with inflammation of tha stomach and bowels about 27 yars old She had been confined to u hair UcLfor ofawu Wks isnrl to Doiuti days 7000 of which was forthcom ¬ This leaves about ing Saturday 20000 yet du upon which the pen ¬ alty is laid Lafnyetta Ncuro In the Tolls About two years ago Shakespeare Jones a Lufayetto negro carved up another negro and waB fined 50 for gambling Roach operated a gaming the offene- - Since Uiat jfttyi Jones table at tho Morgaulield fair last has been in hiding but deputy H Fall H Golay came upon him last Thurs day afternoon and arrested him and Tho New Circuit Judge Judge Jas Breathitt opened his lodged him in jail in this city whore first court at Eddyvillo yesterday he will servo out tho old fine unless the cash is forthcoming The successor of Master Commission Young Horsewoman Killed er Thos H Molfoy of Lyon county had not been determined upon when Hendebson Ky Nov 30- - Estelle Judge Breathitt left homo Parker aged 16 of Sfauhope Web ¬ ster county attempted to bridle a Fell Forty Sikking a Corydon tinnor wild colt and was dragged to death Albert Her right ankle was caught in the while putting on a tin roof fell from leather strap and the auiraal becom tae top of the building to the ground ing frightened ranawajivvHa pulled a instance of forty ieet but strange to her along the ground aiBWj a field jueaiUiCtuiie quicuyiv narrow say he was not badly hurt Saturday was tho last day of grace in tho payment of Slatoand couuly taxes before the C per cent penalty attached and tho sheriff and hin de ¬ puties Avoro kept very liusylor tho last ton days writing receipts Abuut 26000 were pnid in during these ten Ft Jh 1 n V I BBS Mm Jk Woman Js r I Hearts THK SENATORIAL m ADEKS Oalyln Brloe of Ohio lis a Man 6 J OJfE DISEASE THAT BAFFLES PHYSICIAN Wh9 Graat Strength x the profcidentjal The Early 8trHffl or Senator IVrktng of CiUforteraTll BeneM HM Highly Esteemed at Washing ton Other Jlralny Men Speolal Washington Letter jiiHU vimy H the Jncome tnxunciitiitIonsU Is nyrrent mani but Wtewsny other great men is not apprastotedfor his real worth by his own generation We do sot Hlways elect onr greatest menw office Blaine Thur- ttbusmji- - auu vbumn m iikb renown could hot reachtlie white Ikhibc Constipation Biliousness liUSfr Sick heafache Pains fn the back Sallow complexion Loss of appetite and a 1 AT- 4 Story of a Woman vrho SHHeicd re Jflae Ycara llowShe was Curat A Evening Kewi Newark SV Valvjilar disease of ihe heart ha always teen considered incurable The followiug 3nterview therefore will interest the medl cal profession since it desoribes the successful uso of a new treatment for tins disease The patient is lira Geo Archer of Cliftofa N J and this publication by the Ncm is tho first mention made of the case by any newspaper All physicians consulted pronounced the patient sulTerinc with val- vular disease of the heart and treated her without the slightest relief Mrs Archer aaid I could not walk across the floor neither could I go up stairs withoutstopping to let the pain in my client and left arm ease I felt an awful constriction about any arm and ohest as though I were tied with ropes Then there was a terrible noise ml my right ear like the labored breatking of somo great animal I have often turned expecting to see Some creature at my side Last July continued Mrs Archer I was at Springfield Mass visiting and my mother snowed me an account in tho SpringfieldJ2camineri telling of the won derful cures effected by the use of Dr Williams Pink Tills for Pale People My mother urged me to try the pills and on November 25th last I bought a box and began taking them and I have taken them ever Bince except for a short interval The first box did not Eeemtn boueflt me but I persevt red encouraged by the requests of my relatives After be ginning on the second box to my wonder ihe noise at my right car ceased entirely I ieprright on and the distress that I used to ieel in my chest and arm gradually disnp pcared The blood has returned to my face lips and ears which were entirely devoid of color and I feel well and stroneagain My son too had been troubled with gastritis and 1 induced him to try the Pink Pills with great benefit I feel that every body ought to know of ray wonderful euro and I bless God that I have found some thing that has given me this great relief Dr Williams Pink Pills are now given to the public as an unfailing blood builder and nerve restorer curing all forms of weakness arising from a watery condition of the blood or shattered nerves two fruitful causes of most every ill that flesh is heir toy These pills are also a specific for the troubles peculiar to females such at suppressions all forms c weakness chronioconstipation bearing tiown pains etc and in the case of men will give speedy relief and effect a permanent cure in all cases arising fcom mental worry overwork or excesses of whatever jatiiire The pills are sold by all dealers tor nrill bo sent post paid on receipt of price 250 they i 60 cents a box or 6 boxes for are never sold in bulk or by the 100 by addressing Dr Williams Medicine Com jany Schenectady N Y frofc j Senator Calvin S Brice of Ohio is one of the ablest men In public life to- rlny It is true he is ncoused of being a very rich man but his oldest friends nov that he has a right to bo rlchTor lie accumulated his own fortune He was a very poor boy very homely and without any indications of genius that an3body coultl see Ho was jolly and good natured even if he was poor so he made frfonOs arTtl worked hts way along until he secured a good educa- ¬ tion He is eminently a self made man and his history is worthy of emulation by any- young man In the land He Is just CO years of age but he looks much younger His bushy hair Is dark brown and his thick beard is almost red He looks somewhat like a Hebrew but is of straight Anglo Saxon stock His father was a Presbyterian minister and Brice is a religious man although not active in church work When the Pres ¬ byterian general assembly was held here two years ago Senator Brice was called on for a little contribution to help defray the expenses of the local churches and he gave 500 greatly to the surprise of the clergyman who never dreamed of getting more than 20 from any one man When only 10 years old young Brice enlisted in the He came out of the 8Gth Ohio infantry war a captain in July 18C5 before he Ho then was quite 20 years old studied law practiced and finally be came engaged in business enterprises He has which have made him wealth been an active working democrat for many years and has served his party He is one of with irreat distinction most genial likeable men In the the senate and is an important factor in all legislation Senator George C Perkins of Califor- ¬ nia is 50 years of age having been born in 1839 in Kennebunkport lie He is regarded as one of the rich men of the senate and ho also is entitled to enjoy his accumulations for he was a very poor boy and made his own way in the world He was reared on a farm but when only 12 yeaTS old he shipped as a cabin boy and spent several years at sea I No greater men of their generxiions achieved the honor So it seems will v be the case with the great senator from ¬ New xYork who has aspired to the high n Exhaustion est honor in the gift of the people His There is only one cure which is part as a whole does not seem to have appreciated him at his true worth TTVFK Senator Orville II Piatt of Connec ticut hns been a senator for 18 years AND and will probably be elected to succeed himself for a fourth term The sen- ¬ sible peopldof tho New England states One Pink Pill touches the liver aad states are and of the southern k accustomed to retaining their good removes the bile men in public life tmtil they become One Tonic Pellet nightly acts as strong and influential ill national af ¬ gentle laxative In Keeping the bowels fairs But the people of the middle open restores the digestive organs tones states and of the western states havo up the nervous system and makesnew Comolete treatment two rich blood medicines one price 25c Treatise ana sample iree at auy oiuc m iBiLiiiJeR H a I V We have achoice lot - ef vTat Walking Trimmed Sailor StampedG loves itiv v- xi uH KAimm 0 PIUS 5 etOKICPEELBTS Hats A es goooda Walking Hats SaifqrShapee in endless variety and at the lowest prices v l Aflilllinjeof half their former value also a line of bur town Trmmed Haia It will pay you to 9aliasPcau sayq you at least 25 par centon these- HatsanriBonnets wliieli we have reduced nearly oa torM Lmens Stamped Uncus Corsets Gloves I i A v i J V BBOWH MFO CO New York For sale by all druggistokinsville in Hop Offypr Hf J l A Handkerchiefs Corsets Kerchiefs These are Beautiful Gooda and just what you want for Christmas Presents Hotel Henderson Excellent Sample Eooiub and service unequaled In the city On Double Car Lino L- - P Klkidkbkb Proprietors CF rospect8 HonflprBon Entirely new and first olaes in al I JWww Do You Know TheMjie Levy Mgr LEADEE P V j r i BENATOR QEOBOE C PSKKlN S OA1JFOKNIA A LANDLORDS NOVEL SCHEME To Get Rid of a Tenant He Takes Off Doors and Windows A novel attempt at eviction took place at Evauston 111 recently the would be evictor being Joseph Dailey an expressman who is one of the best known and original characters of that city Dailey has considerable money and most of it is invested in small frame houses which he rents for five or ten dollars a Among his tenants for the month last ten months has been J H Ashoenbroemer who lived with his family in a little cottage at Maple p Venue and Foster street According to Daileys story Ashoenbroemer has paid him only five dollars rent for the entire time he has been living in the cottage and a month ago Dailey gave him notice to move Ashoenbroemer was without employment and promised to get out as soon as he could get enough money to move his goods Dailey who was disposed to help his recreant tenant in so far as possible offered to move his goods free of charge Ashoenbroemer accepted the offer and the next morning Dailey sent around his team to get thc furniture In the meantime Ashoenbroemer had thought the anatter over and concluded that Dailey was going to sell the goods for thf arrears in rent and so refused to trust them on the wagon of his landlord Accordingly Daileys man was told thut they had con- ¬ cluded not to move and that his svagon would not be required As soon as he notified his employ er of Ashoenbroemers answer Dailey iborrowed some carpenters tools and set out for the cottage When he arrived he told his tenauts he had concluded to let him stay but there were some things about the house iihat he wished to take to his home Going to work with his tools he soon had every door in the house off its hinges and also took out every win ¬ dow frame He then loaded them aill on his wagon aud drove off leav ¬ ing bis tenants as he had promised In possession of tho house but with- ¬ out a door or a window to keep out the chilly breezes Chicago Chron- ¬ BKNATOn CALVIN S BRICE OHIO He then in that humble capacity shipped before the mast as a common sailor and nvent all the way to California in that capacity It was a rough experience for a boy only 16 years old but he was hearty healthy ambitious and strong so he did not mind the hardships When he reached California he went to Oroville where he engaged in He business and rapidly prospered then engaged in banking mining milling aud steamship business During the past 23 years he has been building buying and operating steamships in the Pacific ocean from Mexico California Oregon Washington and British Columbia clear up to Alaska He was elected governor of California in 1879 and was appointed to the senate in 1893 to succeed Senator Stanford who died while a member of the senate His term of service will expire March 4 1897 but he will probably be reelected to succeed himself for a full term of six years Senator Perkins is one of the most un- ¬ pretentious men I have ever met with in public life He has no coldness or diffidence in private conversation but on the contrary is as entertaining as any man in private life could be and in his presence no one can feel embarrassed because of his high position As a matter of fact the poor boys who have made their own fortunes and become prominent never assume tho airs that are put on by some who are born rich Senator Perkins is an orator of great ability and when he addresses thesenato receives the respectful attention of a large audience Senator David Bennett Hill of New York is a man worthy of his great reputation When only 21 years old ho not all of them yet learned the value of experience in public affairs and they change thehr public servants Senator Piatt was for all too often many years chairman of the commit too on territories- - It was during his chairmanship that the states of Mon- ¬ tana North Dakota South Dakota Washington Idalio and Wyoming were admitted to the union- - He has served his state and the nation with distinc- ¬ tion and his labors have been diligent continuous antfipainstalcing Ho is a member of the important and exacting committees oi the judiciary patents Indian affairs and revision of the laws It takes time strength and superior ability to fulfill tho functions of mem- oersmp ok tuoso committees 01 tno sen- ate He is a modest quiet unpreten- tlous senator but his standing in tho senate is of an enviable Character He is a forceful public speaker and his remarks are weighty because of his high rank and splendid reputation Nobody ever questions tho correctness of his statements no matter how parti ¬ san tho debates may become Ho is oue of the great men and one of tho good men of this age Senator William F Vilas of Wisconsin is a man of great ability He is 53 years of age but still In the vigor of virile and aggreshe strength His life has been a busy one and he Is never happy unless he is busy I had the good fortune to serve him as a subordinate for a short time when he was postmaster general and learned to ap preciate his qualities of heart as well as brain He was a soldier during tho civil war then studied law and has practiced ever since While he was postmaster general and secretary of the Interior ho performed more work than any other two members of the cabinet He is a great orator and it was largely flue to his personal efforts that the state of Wisconsin was carried by the democrats in 1890 with the result that he was elected to the senate to succeed Senator Spooner who by the way was a magnificent senator and a superior man When I first met Senator Vilas in 1835 he was one of the handsomest His young men I have ever known hair was black and there was not a trace of gray in his wcll trlmmed beard Ills eyes are large and expressive and Tfv PLES R1 ITCHING PILES SWAYNES OINTMENT JIPTOMS MBlitnrcI IntaMa lietlfte n4 ilneinci nlcbtl woroo by KroUhliic-- If minwcu 10 eonunue tumors torn una proirma nhieb A BSOLUTBIr OTTHBa mwmw01 Do You Know rjrJIrt m HWAVAK01NTMj2iVtpnchDini liJ 4ilnsnJbAvbthtnmor SoUlbydraccliMorbr t i6ucu 9mn4hr Lbwi BeKrhJdiltbi JOHN ECHOIS ST JOHN BOYLE ECBivicns ott The Falacet carries the largest and I am selling I Sold by R C HARD WICK The Prettiest Lino of ivnriTiTK3BRy In Hopklnsvlllo Sailors Walking Hats Trimmed Hats cheaper than any houso In the city THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY ROUTE 60 5 mKi PRETTIEST aND LARGEST LINE tj ljOWlSVUie jp Tin Sin JliVCLTlSVliLe Cf P TWO EXPERIENCED TRIMMERS Do You Know n ai i I Cincinnati IBISS T- O- AND ALL POINTS Memphisj Yickshurg New Orleans AND ALL POINTS Limited Trains and Perfect Service Connecting at Memphis with through trains to all points in a gnrfWWJWjJJnA My aim is to please if Aim you and Save You Money Give me a call v Experienced City Trimmers Sssington I have two r Mrs Ada Layne Miss Crow and Miss and Texas Arkansas all information will Tickets and Rates furnlRhed ou application ticket agent to your nearest be T B LYNCH General Passenaer Auent Louisville Ky M D SULLIVAN 0 V Time Table JNasliviue Tenn PRACTICAL TRAINS GOING vy Kvansvillu Henderson Corydon Morganfleld DcKoven Mail EzpresB No 1 Dally SOUTH Vi Sturgls Marlon Princeton Cerulean Springs Gracey Hopklnsvlllo Hall Kxpress 400pm 430pm 618pm 645pm 022pm 687pm 725pm 880 pm 11 80 a m 9 05 p m 1116 am 920 pm 1205 pm 010 pm 630am 717am 710am 882am 850am 904am 9l9am 1055 am No 4 No 8 Dally Plumbing Gas and SteaiQ Bitting Estimates Solicited and Orders IProiiiptly Attended To Telephone 1566 No 183 North College Street i Mall Express Mail Express JvHopicusville 610 a m 250 p m m 655a 445 p m rnnceton B 4f p m Marion 768a m DeKoven 860 a m 65upm Morganfleld 726 p m 080am Corydon I00a am 757 p m 8 20 V m Henderson 105am 9U0p m 1115 a m ArEvansvllle LOCAL NORTH BOUND No 2 Daily Dallv r 4 1 FBUIUUT Lv Princeton Lv Ar Princeton ArHopklnsville 1020 a m 430 p m 715 am n Daily Local freight will carry passengers between Hopklnsvllle and Princeton UNIONTOWN BRANCH South Bound Daily 605pm 710a m Lv Uniontown B30pm 05a ra r Morganfleld North Bound Dully Lv Morganfleld 730 ptn 835am i 1000a m ArUnlontown fSSpin K M Sherwood Apt B F Mitchell PA Hopklnsvllle Ky I 780n ROYAL CEMEM1 i U UTSVJLIE ST LOUIS AS RAILWAY SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY No WEST BOUND 63 1 TEX 1895- - PLASTER 51 X-ea-cLs Dally No Daily BENATOIl WILLIAM F VILA8 WISCONSIN Lv Louisville- wart icle THe people in West Duluth tingling the The boy who did other afternoon the jumping was James OBrien and he reason he jumped was tho police were after him for burglary to take lira to the reform school When he ft w saw there was no hope he stood in block and jj the window of a brick yarnea ine police not to come j y nearer As they paid no attention 0 him but continued to advance f ifee gathered himself together and nuroped into the street below Fifty I Tnsen ran toward him to pick up tho s street from a third story windov act the nerves of a couple of hundred ten years sight of a small boy not yet of age jumping iilto tho I fihendjX0 ftheyreached the ppot the little fel iorason his feet and fleeing like Jicjjua ua mvjr oujjjjuasu UUli ULIOTU tv a T practice of law and was appointed city attorney of Elmira- no has been in public life almost constantly and has acquitted himself creditably on all oc- ¬ casions When he was first elected to the senate his critics said that he would sink out of sight in that august assem- ¬ blage He did not sink He is not a sinker He quietly attended to his sen- ¬ atorial duties until the silver fight of 1893 when ho participated in debate and gaTQ utterance to strong opinions When the tariff debate of 1894 occupied the attention of tho senate ho spoke a number of times and then received rec- ¬ ognition for his true Vorth He had been called nothing but a politician but then ho showed himself to be a con- ¬ stitutional lawyer and statesman equal to the best men who had ever held posi- tlons upon the senate floor He refused to vote for 0 tariff bill which included the incomo tax clause and concluded Sink or Bwlm his upcech by saying survive or perish I cannot and will not Ho was the only vote for this bill democrat who voted against the meas ¬ ure Slnea that time the sunreme court bas sustained Senator Hill bj declaring admitted to the bar began the his manners gentle and mild But he Is a forceful man and of tireless energy am pm Senator John B Gordon ofGeorgla 10 18 p m 11 40 a m is now 03 years of age but as erect stal- ¬ 10 69 pm 12 22 am Owensboro- Spotsvllle II 46 p m 1 08 p wart Boldierly in appearance aa when 12 10 a m vl 80 p i he gallantly led the confederate soldiers Ar Henderson No 62 in many a hard fought battle He has No 64 KAST BOUND Dally Dally long been the most popular man in liis 7 20am 265pm Henderson state and has the hearts of tho young Lv Spottsville 7 43am 816pm Owensboro men of Georgia close pressed to his own 880am 400pm 9 13 am 4 85 p m Lewlsport heart for they almost worship him Ho 9 87 am 4 69pm awesvllle 10 05 a m 5 24pm was a brave soldier and was eight tunes Cloyerport 10 28 a m 5 15 p m Stephensport wounded in battle Gen Lee regarded 11 05 a m 680pm Irvlngton him as one of tho ablest generals and Brandenburg 1131am 6 68pm 12 05 p m 7 85am he commanded a wing of Lses army Ar West Point Louisville 100pm 8 80am when thntgreat confederate soldier sur- ¬ For further Information address rendered his army to Gen Grant Im- ¬ H C Mohpue A G P A mediately thereafter Gen Gordon re ¬ or Louisville Ky to private life and took part in turned WLMills political affairs When the democrats Owrnsboro Ky carried Georgia in 1872 Gen Gordon was elected to the senate Ho served two N TIME TABLE L terms but resigned his seat und entered TRAINS going north upon private business He was elected a62u m governor of Georgia and again elected So 53 St Loula Fast Mall 8fio p m So 6 Nashvlllo Acoom to tho senate in ISpO Ho can stay In Vo 54 St Louis Express 1010 nm TBAINS DOING SOUTH the senate as long as he lives for his 1 i is a m u63 peopledelight to honor him and he con- ¬ So 56 St Louis Express Nashville Accomodation 525am ¬ fers honor upon his Btate by his distin fo51 St Louis Mall Upm Nnsliville Accommodation dees not run on He is a magnetic guished services orator and as a lecturer has won re- unday bound St Louis and Galea Fast North nown ty Ssiixn D For rolns have arougn trains solid and sleepers Vst Point Brandenbuig Irvlngton Stephensport uioverpori Hawesvllle Lewlsport 25pm 810am 04pm 917am 8 80 p m 0 45 a ra 9 99pm 1028 am vzspm luooam 0 54 11 16 7 8 08Opm 745am IE3Trervtlilrigr rk SrtlftQg3 Iri ia W m JH PHONE 98 A DAG 1 to tho Sulky A hearty laugti cdhtatns the oil To grease tho hinge made stiff by toll Rural Now Yorker A Word u Ulituago and St Louln ii crossings Ha brough Pulliuan sleep ir ku Atlanta Ga JMADAMiiAKeBt iJrm Hr t rfrf J KatLlne stops only at Important stations J4 j j i y i SnUitKiT i Vti Sl fj vn fj 5- 17 il TfcA3 IfL-l- y- vr e I 4 It J w j tti Trw j r xr m j t 0 yi- - r v f trP--SSfxSM eu40n4t V W December 1 89 ie- - 1 1 i t v 1 i yJr jr HOPEISVILLEe KENTtfoBPAN i 4r f A h jrjrt w j- f 8 I ifi Mothers Friend fiffll BY HAryMES JIACGRKGGOK K- IX Cures a IIaI Dibasi a inidwlfd for many pain HEferry boat nock had an experience in the winter of 1873 that will never be for- fotten l any passen- ¬ Bappahan u I fr V- I havo years ERS loseri and la each case whene aJW0TH FRIEtDaS used a accomplished won ¬ ders and shortened labor and lessened for that alone is thobost remedy for RISING OF THE BREAST inipwn and worth the price Ala- - it Mrs M M Brewster Montgomery f 1 MM fci IS l h IjK 6r tef re Lt K II ft Tho treasures were vastly exagger ¬ ated as is the custom with everything oriental and they soon determined to turn back to the caravan route and bump on up into Syria bumping be ¬ ing the familiar term for camel riding and a very expressive word at that But on the afternoon of tho first Bome one suggested a jaunt to a famous old well where it was said were some very ancient tumuli But knowing the Bedouins to be conscien- ¬ tious liars and sick of this unrewarded Vtien after long and perilous bat chase for phantom treasures the Ameri- ¬ Havoyou pains in the bao flips fide head arms shoulders chest tling with ice jamB and many hair ¬ can begged to be left behind in charge breadth escapes from collisions he sud ¬ Aro you fillocl vnta mauria saiio complexion coated tongue d iweata denly sighted he landing place on the New York side he found it occupied by aI11 nnil favni f a sister boat which had beeri driven If any of these troubles an yours tht there to avoid destruction He backed thing you need is DR KINGS 4out only to be lost again nnd for three hours this boat now become a mere tramp wandered aimlessly up and down tho East river with its load vot excited passengers whoso emotions ranged anywhere between the rage and impatience of the belated Wall street speculator to whom the delay might mean a loss of 50000 to the hysteria of a nervous little woihan who had left In tho gentlest and happiest way and her baby alone at home and who begged with the greatest certainty known to med the other helpless passengers for the leal science GERMETUER removes from love of heaven to help her set her feet tho system tho symptoms named above once more on land giving strength in placo of weaknss Joy Between these two extremes of impa- ¬ ous health in placo of sickness There 13 no other remedy like it and tience and excitement was a small pronone that can do its work And then it is portion of passengers who remained ONE INSTANT HE STOOD STOCK STTLT a real pleasure to take it Little children culm even endeavoring to while away of two tents which were pitched side tuko it with delight and it cure3 like the time by exchanging pleasantries by side on tho bank of tho stream magic 100 6 for 600 All druggists and making wagers as to the time of This was at last agreed upon the their deliverance Among these was whole party except himself going off a group of men in the cabin who after EEPJETHER WILL CUBE YOU having read and reread tho morning pa- ¬ on their three dn3sattrip leaving their comrade stretched full length on a Sold by K C Hardwick druggist pers were casting about for some other rug his narghili or water pipe lighted method of killing time One suggested for companj a game of cards This oriental atmosphere gentleCards laughed ono of his com- ¬ men is a powerful drug Do what you panions in misery Whod carry cards will to fight against it its subtle charm TIIE GREAT on a ferryboat Who outside of a lu- ¬ holds 3rou captive The man suc- ¬ ten min- ¬ Throtlfeh Line natic asylum would start on agames to cumbed to its influences and went fast utes voyage provided with asleep pass away the time between tho oIUcr o- Out of this sweet trarjce like repose ifero is Cincinrati Lexington Louis your service a euchre deck which is at he suddenly bounded into the horrible consciousness of a torturing pain in one ville Evansvie St Louis Tho speaker evidently a globe-trottof his hands as though some wild beast drew from under the bench a trav¬ was crunching the bones But as Kb And tho cities of eling bag so much worn and embel- ¬ writhed to his knees to grapple with Memphis Nashville Mont lished by tags labels and hlerogl3ph the foe he saw instead three swarth3 Mobile and New gomery ics that it resembled some old veteran evil faced Bedouins bending over him with ghbulish glee One had just cut Orleans off with a hideous dirk knifo the first WITHOUT C9BA98i three fingers of his left hand In an in ¬ stant itflashed upon him that these were AND SPEED DNEIVALKD to be sent to his friends with a demand for ransom He was correct in this Cars supposition for no sooner had the bleeding hand been rudely JSavanah bandaged than his two captors set out ¬ Macon upon this mission leaving him in the care of a third who was heavily armed ville No one knew better than the prison- ¬ er how impossible such a ransom would be His fellow travelers had brought Connections are made at Guthrie ad as little money into S3Tia as would meet Nashville for all points their actual necessities while there Tie therefore began to cast desperate- ¬ North East South and West ly about in his mind for a loophole of In Pullman Palace Cars escape before the fellows should re- ¬ EMIGRANTS turn with these unsatisfactory tidings which would result no doubt in fur- ¬ this road will receive special low rates See agents of this company formates ther mutilations THE CABDS WERE DISTBIBDTED As his gaze swept the tent for some just returning from tho wars and still thing suggesting1 a plan for deliverance O P ATMOHBf O Pk TA covered with surgeons piasters From of everything it had been Louisville this he produced a pack of cards and he saw two nrticlesguttedlight silk coat his except tendered it to the man who had sug ¬ which hung upon the partition between f gested the game shaving Gertaiifly if you willjoin us but the two tents and the tourists mirror which it concealed Tho coat what shall we do fora table had been overlooked because it was as 1 Here ia a camp stobl Baid the man wall of the world And in a moment four grimy as the tentlike itself grasps at this one In moments men were sitting around i cutting for dealj which chanced to fall to tho fitrawa As ij Is said a drowning person reviews his past experiences perfectly stranger in a brief moment so to this man fao fTho cards were distributed rapidly Ing desperate odds came a desperate tt RBKDAIiE HERD ot Berkshire hogs and arid tho dealer was about to turn tho Rnnthdown sheen Pins of both eexes now trump when a loud shriek pierced the suggestion reodv for dellvervi reKlStered or eligible to He called loudly on a supposed pro t air and a woman opposite suddenly lector in the adjoinjng tent to come to M B KlNCU sanl fainting to the floor Newstead Ky Dont be alarmed gentlemen it ia tho window and prove to his captor nothing serious said the dealer calm ¬ that he was under the protection of a MOST IN QUANTITY BEST IN QUAUITV ly The lady simply caught sinrht ol Moslem Ab ho Bpoke he Blowly drew own frightened f aco in the mirror tlie coat from before the mirror in front her anu tuo shook caused her to faint It of which the sheik was standing No words can express the unuttera ¬ jeminds mo of a thrilling experience an American traveler had while bump ¬ ble consternation pictured upon that ing through Syria But pardon me blazing face livid with fright and won- ¬ der as for the first time It saw its own tho game WHiTESORSSi- awful reflection not knowing1 it was itn Onco more he made a movement to turn the trump when one bft tho party own Ono instant he stood stock stilL fascinated horrified overwhelmed exclaimed i There cant be a better time or place then collapsed just as that lady did but¬ FOR SO YEARS than this for telling a thrilling experi- ¬ a moment ago and the American quick Has led ail WORM Remedies ly possessed himself of his captors GUARANTEED1 ence EVERY SOULE Yes Bald another dogiveussomo arms and was master of tho situation AJkDKTTGGISTS SOU BY vFrarebT concluded And now gentlemen other kind of bumping than we are ST tOCIS IB1CWK CO KICHiKDSOK we will have our Jhaving here Lets have tho Btory be the etory teller it JsiAr game iofq we begin the game1 An ho spoke he again reached forward Tho stranger leaned back passed his lTroipftypsaj cigar case apd having lighted a weed to turn tho trump There was a quick ¬ in for Imoottnet Lota himselfibogan ly drawn breath of horror from thoso Emissions Spermatorrhea i aunwritlen law1 among the Who observed him for the first threo Nemousntts BtifBlwutt loss ofMtmoruAt Wilt wild Bedouinaeast of the Red sea that if fingers of his left hand were missing mahiytma TH0H0 Vlaon f an infldel traveler lira tteridedpn Before he could turn tho card a eav his w frJSm vmivt lige lurch of the boa accompanied by fromtha dttacka of Mohammedan rob-- tho creakinsr of timbers announced tho mtthckBox AMm bera Ah lonr m the TraBJcirtallfor- - drrrjtl of the Bappahannock at her NW juHidiLtili6 dffnara are callid U uhdar thai twotiof BTft upriuiuuivHuujli KM lTW denly quitted her respectable though somowhafc monotonous career and be came a common tramp without port or destination BRADFIELD REGULATOR OO Atlanta Oa 1 Thddny awoko in fog such as tho old- SOU BY AU DRUGOISTS xne cstanxiuuiuuit nun never seen East river was blocked with ice and uoon became a shrieking bedlam of groping and bewildering craft whose pilots could scarce see their hands be fore their faces v At half past nine tho Rappahan Wclc left Brooklyn well laden with passengers and started on her customary trip almost directly across the river a very Bhbrt and unusually easy voyage Before even reaching the mid ¬ dle of tho stream however the ice and From Indigestion sour Btomacfc head fog had thrown her completely out of Mho flatulency distress after eating T Back and forth up and her course Or ia it ocaso of lost appetite want of down stream the pilot vainly groped energy weakness debility amid tho shrieking whistles ringing of restless sleepless worn fog bellsnnd loud crash of ico bowlders Are you nervous until in the confused clangor he had but in body and in mind entirely lost his bearings Sent by Express or mall on receipt of price 100 per bottle Book To Mothers mailed free gers During ono y c of her regular trips between TjX New York and Brooklyn this boat sud KfJ T Do Yoilr calB hand js Btayed andasiheymeet tliti villain who would otherwise show no quuter salutes with tho grave suavity of a courtier But let that same traveler become separated from the Arab guard that he lias bribed td give him saf conduct thrqugh his own bandit infested country mid ho be ¬ comes legitimate prey Ho will bo plundered nndperhnps killed or worse if tho robber thinks that cruelty Will ex- ion any secrets ot nuiuen spoil tortured or held for rnttsom with each days delay losing a few fingers which nre forwarded lo the captives fricndB to signify that the rascals mean busi- ¬ ness Tho party in which this American was traveling had been entering Syria from the south and were progressed Bome twelve days from the sacred base of old Sinai At a place called on the regular caravan route to and from Mecca from the north they heard of some interesting archeological treasures just unearthed some two days journey to the east and having made the detour the part3 snugly encamped by the side of a beautiful stream under the shadow of the Tubal chain of moun- ¬ Bir-es-She- Look Cold v out Weather Is Coming J get world stoves genuine ROUND OAK continues to lead the procession of heating you the best heater iii the Fakes came and go but the flBlI ifllimf tains Suffer tiiu We Can Suit IT on so dont fail to see our stock before buying The Everlasting r 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 ROUND OAK rest-ing-d- ay MAJESTIC A Coal Thief is pilfering in your bin and you permit it robber THE MAJESTIC steel range saves food and fuel enough in two years to pay for itself All parts unbreakable 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 i 1n it i ilia u n WffisM- ROYAL 6EBMETUER HSiLrnir p a saver i 1 and even baker You can learn all about the Majestic Cooking Range at our store The Maiestic is such pays to discard a cast iron stove for one R Steel and Malleable Iron Its heat cant escape A rapid KEEP YOU EYES 6 1 Trunk er Pullman Palace for Atlanta in Florida Jackson and points Wmih SNil m unii on the Celebrated Mogul wagon the best wagon that can be made by first class mechanics and ma- ¬ terial they have stood the test Keey your money at home and get the best svagon IN BUGGIES we have this year fav sur- ¬ SififS passed any previous record Our stock was more care- ¬ fully selected and was Cxoodg bought cheaper well bought are already half sold Come and JOIN IN THE PRGCFSSION vggggpHnp r 1 A 1 V Op want to have sweet meat in place of ran- ¬ cid SALT It If FARMER willmeat meatso use only the RETSOF is 99 pr when all others fail It save cent pure sait xoucan use rc year alter year No waste of salt no spoiled meat Try it and be convinced You will never use any other It is the cheapest for live stock One trial will convince any one Do vou WORMS vermifuge I We are prepared to do all kinds of 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 G uns pistols pocket and table cutlery razors and scissors We have secured Mr John S Skalley in our Harness Department which he has improved in every point and we ha y e now the most complete stock ever carried in the city TALBOT SADDLES made to order f X- - miKhW r FORBES 2 ERO 3 a l STVSiTW bjv a vr mtwauiwkm Tt Sir S tf W V immwjji r n 1 TJjo jgoikifriiUe TDBM1 AKB entittkiait FKMAY GRAND WORK A jf tes sssssm V Q S6SS53ES RidyylUe Penitentiary Permeated w WttkttaeCkristlaaSpirlt Memorial Day kk as Thursday yas the first time Thanksgiving was over observed by UBSOKIPTION 2 A YKAR IN ADVANCE prisoners in the State penitentiary at jootf leading notices Soeeiits per line Spe Eddyville This was done by the in i TakxiU 5 cents per line each insertion turg for standing ttuvcrtHetnetit4 tarnished Alienee of the Christian Endeayors mrpljiHon who came up from Hopkiusvillo Pa t Hd K m SOUTH MAIN STREET ducah Princeton and other neigh boring citiestp join these poor un If tha pictures the Courier Journal fortunate in on and boys in a praise The is gving from day to day said to bo and thanksgiving service chapel was crowded with convicts portraits of the members bf the com until they were standing all around iug legislature faithfully represent the wall The Paducah Eudeavorers the originals the aggregation is go in the morning conducted a prepara- ¬ ing to be a job lot the like of which tory service and there was so much ex- ¬ was never before seen in Frankfort interest in this that everybody pected a wonderful service that afterSomo of them Bhow up without col noon lars or cravats and even in their SunLong before the hour of service the day clothes loakmore like rail makers house was crowded and the prisoners the meeting to open than law makers Others had their restless for earnest heartfelt re There were pictures tuck in store clothes and spouses all over the house No Gaining neckties loud enough to wake written words could tellpf that two a policeman If the faces represent and a half hours serviced The record the intelligence they possess some of can only be made by the pen of the is said there Recording Angel the new membbrs will have to be has never befgre been It service equal a tagged when they start to Frankfort to this in many respects Men and boys guilty of the highest degree of or they will never get there o CHAS M MEAGHAM Hdo4s SMwpcrllla adapts Itself Wihm weU alike JPo tka Wok It k aJ aarp cure and w DO YOU WANT tka yrell tha beat against sickness My children Were weak and aefurd puny Two of ca- ¬ KEEP WARM an- TO W v l the woolen uathtis afrhaud season 4L iThia chilly iniohfiiigsriwlad v At 2 xy JA 1 undarwear v ii tkem had tarrh Hoods W Sarsaparilla cured thorn after remedies failed I myaelf whs had boen d7B- poptlo for tvrontyyoara and sought relief in vain I resorted to other lyfwjyswi M3vie iij f1 tf JU VVS j Vv v- w The Noted teSri f 4 W and has increased from 112 to 140 pounds Try It yo sufferers from Maine to Califor ¬ nia and from the North to the Gulf Hoods Sarsaparilla will do you eood D P Smith Justice of Peace Mountain f Creek North Carolina f 1 six for 5 curd my stomach trouble and my weight Hoods Safaparilia been built up in health tt haTO HEALTH UNDERWEAR t WRIGHTS i calling special attention to their sanitary qualities These garments absorb the perspiration and prevent the body from being suddenly chilled by sudden chauges in the weather Si- I desire a fig s ji lr ii ZM nUUU ui O nin rillO yytok ctnU euylaSot IS u to V- - POSITIONS GUflRflNTEED under reaionable conditions Do not say It can not be done till you send for free catalogue of movement to send 5700000 in gold from the Louisville banks tothe Treasury to exchange for paper money has come to an end because the Treasury officials WQUld not agree to return light weight coins instead of deducting five cents for each grain short from abrasion The Louisville bankers it seeins pre- ¬ ferred to shove dishonest dollars on the unsuspecting public and pijt these light weight coins into circula tion again at their face value A crime whose hearts had been mado hard by a life given to sin broke broke down and wept as little children Men were converted who had uv ci uocu m a uuuiuu uciuio mo Who had rebelled against God all DRAUdHONS PRACTICAL 7ttik4ie44 Ths Collegc ls f QiMfai Jr ONE SEASON AUU UU TRY IT WlllUSU 6- SillPREVENTS vJ LA GRIPPE S V A r riii Piir tajt A our IIUITIOU mii flti nntomnno u- PHEUM0KIAf J y 3l V Xashrlllef Tcon UU UlUUl Rev D F Kerr was the Eepubli can candidate for theilegislature in the Bowling Green district and dur- ¬ ing the campaign E M Seely made affidavit that he had seen Kerr shav- ¬ ing in a negro barber shop not patronized by white people Kerf had Seely arrested and tried to have him indicted for false swearing but failed Now Seely has turned the tables and brought a 510000 damage suit against Kerr for malicious prosecution Bro Walton of the Stanford Interior Journal announces that he will i accept the appointment of delegate to the National Editorial Ass ciatiou at St Augustine Jan 21 and will be there The rest of us who go will try to see that he does not repeat hie Atlanta experience and get left by the strain and separated trom his bride However he has probably learned by this time that trains are like time and tide About 100 names were added to the registration book in theCarroll Blatz district Inst Saturday the Democrats having 197 the Republicans 122 with 82 non committal With a registered majority of nearly 10 0 the temocriiis ought to win witi wise although the Republicans camo with in a few votes of carrying the district in the recent election Alexandre Dumas the jdistinguised author dramatist essayist and politician died this even o clock ing at The dramatist novelist essayist moralist and academician whose name was Alexandre Dumas bo e worthily the crushing heritage of a patronymic made so illustrious by Alexandre its former possessor Dumas pere whose name as author is upon tho title page of more than 1200 volumes Alexandre Dumas ills was born in Paris on July 28 1824 He was an illegitimate child He began writing at the age of 17 and since had writ940 pm train ten many plays and novels In 1884 TOOK THREE PREMIUMS he became commander of the Legion of Hunor His principal work is La His drama Mr J K Oauts Success at the Bowline Dame aux Camelias entitled Francillon was produced in Grecu Poultry SJiow attend the chapel services and one This who had been an infidel said sight is too much for me I know there is a God for he is here to day I promise tb live for him the rest of my life There were it is believed over 100 conversions and fully 400 came lorwara ana gave tneir nana promising to lead a Christian life The meeting was not a mere impulse or emotion but one of deepest earnest- ¬ ness Never were people treated more courteously or more generously entertained than those who were so for tunate as to visitEddy ville at this time Capt Curry the Warden takes great pride in the keeping of the prison and the entertainment of guests Not only the warden but many of the ladies of the town prepared delightful Thanksgiving dinuers which were quite a pleasant surprise to all the visitors Our people extend heartfelt gratitude for the kindness and unbounded hospjtality at the hands of the Eddyville people Tiie Eudeavorers returned on the fhnr - it1VU MV U IWU mhn ronnlH oa ntiH mon V nnr HVV Shorthand and Penmanship especially adapt Write for Home Study home study circulars at once ed to DUMAS DEAD and merchants FOUR weeks by Uraughons metnpa 01 ieacninS pooKKeepinsr is equal to TWELVE weeks v the old olan Snecial ad vantages in Snortnand Penmanship and Teleg- open 10 Dotn sexes xmo rapny i aeapyoaru vacation Enter now Railroad Fare Paid UflMI QTTHW We have recently prepared nUfflD 01UUI books on Bookkeeping stroniy endorsed by bankers riJ 0- - v Jv- W Iaiiiniotl 6Jotliig THE HAS THE MflST EL ERflNT LINE IF ac Sljoe So Son of the Author of Monte Crlsto and The Three Guardsmen Paris Nov 27 HOWE JEWELRY CO 7o Jewelry Watches DIAMONDS Bric-a-brClocks Silverware Spectacles Cut glass Art Goods Watch Cloch and Jewelry Repairing Remember the place--- 2 09 South JMEaill Street Two Doors North of t ever seen outside of a large city ALL AT LIVING- PRICES Personal attention given to Call on us for Reliable Goods and Repairing HOWE JEWELRY COMPANY JH Anderson Co tilJi i ags mi uruiifc 1IU WW mgr i yi l9 m w i Si r It im Judge Jno E Cooper circuit judge Sterling district it is said will resign his present office this week in order to make the race for congress in the Tenth district next year His reason for resigning- so Boon is to let Gov Brown appoint a Democrat to the vacancy before he goes out of office next Tuesday Mt in the Mr Joe K Gant returned Saturday from the Bowling Green Poultry Show to which he carried several pens of fine poultry He showed nine chickens and took three first prein iums in a show of 700 fowls He secured first on Light Brahma pullet being the highest score of any Ho Brahma in the show room 94 J also got first on Buff Leghorn hen and first on Bull Leghorn pullet Mr Gant sold a trio ot bull Leg horns including his premium fowls for 35 He bought some Barred Plymouth Rocks at fancy prices and will next year add a pen of these pop ular fowls to bis poultry yams It is quite a triumph for Christian county in so large a show that three of the best premiums should come here and Mr Gant is naturally elated over his success and very justly so 1887 MATRIMONIAl m 111 I fish A There are now five formally announced Republican candidates for the Senate Hunter Evans Wilson Holt and Wood Besides these any number of short horses are getting themselves mentioned and spoken All of the indications point to of Hunter as the probable nominee of the Republican caucus The Democrats more than held their own in the special registration at Louisville Saturday It now looks like Tony Carroll will be re elected by a substantial majority Saturday but you cant always foretell how an election will turn out N Dingley of Maine will Jbe chair man of the ways and means commit ie nnu leaaer or tno itepuoiicans in the House Payne and Dalzell wore both turned down by the Czar Scarbrouuh of Russellville eloped to Springfield Tenn Saturday and were married by a local Squire Brown Fletcher Last Saturday evening Mr John Brown and Miss Rhoda S Fletcher both of the ConHows This solation neighborhood were married We offer One Hundred Dollars ReDEALER The happy event took place at the ward for any case of Catarrh that can home of the brides parents not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure CO Props F J CHENEY Pea Dee Letter Toledo O Pee DeeNov 28 The farmers of We the undersigned have known this vicinity are about through gath- ¬ F J Chenov for the last 15 years The prettiest line of and the best ering corn and they were glad to see and believe him perfectly honorableana anin all business transactions in the city will PAY to see the rain ancially able to carry out any obliga- ¬ them before buying GOME You will be treated cour We had quite a storm Monday tions made by their firm night It blew down several fences Tboax wnoiesaie urug- - teously whether you purchase or not West want to show and part f the roof off of Mr Ander gists Toledo O sons store at Newstead V Albino iharvin the goods Jvinnan Miss Vloore who is teaching schoo Wholesale Druggists Toledo O TOBACCO NEWS in this place has been sick for several Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter- days but is able to teach again now nail v aetiner directly upon the blood Miss Lucy Nance who has been and mucous surfaces of the system LOUISVILLE MARKET 1 hhd quite sick with sore throat is conMajor House sold 80 hhds Price 75c per bottle Sold by all Hart co leaf at S8 90 2 Shelby leaf valescent druggists Testimonials free Mr R C Crenshaw has been very v and lugs at 9 10 5 95 3 Barren Halls Family Pills are tne best 5 90 5 50 3 60 1 Mason leaf sick but after the cautious treatment lugs at t at S8 00 1 Jessamine trash at S3 00 of Dr Caudle he is improving rap The Forum for December will idly 3 Oldham new trash at i 00 2 75 Mrs G W Jones eis very sick at contain an uncommonly interesting 1 80 2 Owen lugs at 4 65 3 90 9 article bv Mr Albert D Vandara i Graves dard trash at SI 40 to 1 00 3 her home near this place Mrs J B Nance and Bister Miss authar of An Englishman in Paris dark trash at SI 69 190 Webster He entitled The Trail of Trilby 2 25 3 Henderson dark trash at SI 90 Western who are now visiting their makes Trilby a peg for his own in 180 125 2 Caldwell dark lugs at fatherweek Texas are expected home recollections ot tne yuartier jjatin Will be found in the next S2 85 2 60 and Bohemian haunts during the Misses Nance and Crenshaw spent a very pleasant week with Mrs Perry Second Empire giving tho places MILLINERY TORE and characters in Trilby their real Forty nine hundred fathoms 29 near Casky They returned from names HOTEL LATHAM BLOCK 400 feet without bottom being found their visit about two weeks ago and at GUS YOUNGS BSTCome and see them before pur we think if some Casky boys dont is the deepest sounding mode The Virginia Streetopp Hotel Latham chasing make us a visit soon our Hawaii adopted our thanksgiving British surveying ship Penguin re- ¬ want to visit Mrs Perry girls will HopklnsTlllej Ky again but day the last Thursday in November cently found this depth in the Pacific dont grieve over it Bracie for Handkerchiefs Hosi8iyr Stamp Unen as a similar holiday the ocean in latitude 23 degrees 40 min longest pole gets the persimmon Wash Sis Notions utes south longitude 175 degrees 10 We cant understand why Miss Apropos of the admission of Utah minutes west northeast of Now Gertrude is always so anxious to go as a StateMr Glen Miller a resident Zealand and the Eermadeo islands for the mail here of late probably of Salt Lake City contributes an arVthe wire broke before touching bot- there has been some attraction added ticle to the December Forum under Miss Julia Tenable will h tom pleased to see her friends But Admiral Wharton in Na- ¬ to the post office title Has the Mormon Church We nave a new doctor in our midst the entered Politics ture says It is at any rate certain answering the Re HOUSEKEEPERS Dr that the depth is at least 245 fathoms - of Caudle He makes a specialty question in the negative The article Do you want the best spooni and forks in the heart trouble contains a remarkable letter from the market The Steblino 8ilv2r Inlaib Ex greater The deepest sounding If we see this in print will be glad Presidents of the Mormon church amine before this was 4C55 fathoms near to let you hear from us again MOTEL r ATHAJTi written expressly by them for use in This Japan Romeo Tno a orum J T Anderson and Miss Lillie Mr Bennett Henderson was ap- ¬ pointed police judge by the city council last Friday night to servo until the return of Judge Hubbard next May When the latter left for Lou- ¬ isville to attend the Haw school Mr Chas S Morehead was appointed to succead him but declined Princeton Banner GEO W YOUNGSanitary Pltjmber Steam and Gas Fitter In tl v Vfl General House FurnishingIt Goods a H 1 RANGES HEATERS I iuu w Grurjs tiiiiii ironitioii luntiijg Outfits arid Supplies vv e r T W- - Cut J SH2EDXS A 4 surplus is now down to 579000000 and the organized raid is still causing it to vanish at tho rate of about half a million a day In Nebraska thov consume beets to make whisky In other parts of the country whisky is consumed by beats im l he gold report that President Dinz suppression of bull has ordered t fighting in Mel CO It is i A PPool H Gobpwa V Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U S Govt Report WVfcl Baking ABSOLUTELY PURE rr Hastua is making his arrangements to bo there next Tuesday Twenty eight thousand seal pups died of starvation on the Prybilotf Is lands last summer because their mothers had been killed at sea Five PATENTED then call and Bee the genuine at the Old Relia ¬ ble Jewelry House of M I Kelly Other notable brands keot in stock POOL s f hereto iofoa weekly will begin the publica- f tjonof snafternoon Democratic dailv n m thaiHwrf nt nre v- - I The Lexington Arcronant 4 V thousand more will die of starvation UUok Langshan roosters and pul- ¬ lets for sale Prices very reason bcf6ro the seattou closes and at this sWT able They are of the finest strains rate it is estimated that the seals in in America Bi hringSeawill become extinct in the White to him or cone to see him next tliree or four yoars on South Virginia Street f 1X1 Keep the best and freshest stdok ot staple and Fancy Groceries tTM A iivvu CARLO MOORE found in the cty t Country Produce handled HOPKINSYILLE KY k Has a fine lot ot thorough bred Opposite Phoenix H6tl Indian Game Light Brahma and 1 1 II La jSSpJ ill iHft J U b--- JkAi f lf t yT i i i linn m 111 iiiii - r xf II 1 ii it AEOuTftyAP ABOUT Geo Catron hung himself at Som ret on account of ill health Ben Oats colored killed his wife tfc Madisouville Gov Brown pardodod three more deserving convicts Saturday The Pope created nine now cardi- nals Fridav4 Charles Smith the ball player was Ian jed in Illinois for killing his baby IIIHUI-JU-IUIII BlwiyMail Servieefi a I r GBApKtKyvDeor2s Kd KentdokiAn There is to be introduced in the ap proaching session of congress t bill providing for a re classification of the Railway Mail Service with increase of pay and provision for a pension list and retired list with some con siderations to be extended clerks The object otthis bill is to attract to the Service the very best intellectual talent that the country affords It is HI1U 111B tkWM in discharge efficiently the The Ruaabllvillo Ledger celebrated duties of the postal clerk which are k lts sixth birthday by coming dut in a a severe strain Duuuy uuu memuuy new dress r upotf the men so engaged Under l TlTos Milburn accidentally shot the present orgttuuauuu mau are and killed u himself while hunting dropped from the ranks when disabled either by disease contracted in near Perryvillo the discharge of duty or injury in Ex Representative W 0 Head of wreck In case of death from such Louisville was married Wednesday there is no provision made for those to Miss Lula Bean of Winchester dependent upon the deceased This of Somerset Kv is not followed out by any except the Dill Moss E jumped from a hotel window government and by them only with orjil regard to this the most important Win Chattanooga and was killed branch t of the government The One million seven hundred thouBT government is by the people and for ffands dollars in gold was exported by the people The people want the t uaiiuiuuj a dkuuivii men oest suited to the discharge of i I mi it i ju lMn - delicate duties to be placed in office unoiera is sun raging and out of 55611 cases so iar re- apd when wo consider that a single error made by a clerk may damage ported 89829 have died K at immensely the business interests of Congressman Walter Evans an entire community and even preWashington who denied that he cipitate a panic then the impor fnp TTniwvi States wan iiuu nnMot tr Senatori tt uiuuiuaig tut tance of having the best men is Beon Suppose among the thousands of letI 1 HMAiinfl aaam rence a fuoy vnBiiiu j - ters handled daily on large lines a nnnmniiH in ji fisld near Stanfbrd with clerk missends to Richmond Va a in- wound cackage of bank letters for Rich El l a frightfulVila Vino M mysteriously litftlnrl uu mond Ind gathered up from local UlViLCU rv ilia uvuut If xvaneas offices some of them far removed from Abe Botts of Urooaiana station and in has only four toes on each foot but any telegraph every day whencases which occur the as his now baby has six the family poor farmer after being put off average is all right for weeks has received payment fin Mrs Burt Johnson of Franklin nally in time provided all works o rrrVifo nrnmniii is now 14 vearfl well to get his check to Richmond old Kas been married two years and Ind to meet a note which otherwise has a healthy aaugnter will at once go to protest and ruin All the sugar refineries in Philadel his credit What is true of farmers phia shut down Thursday night is true to all classes I would also appeal to the young throwing over 2000 workmen out of folks Many an engagement has employment been broken by the receipt of a letter At Lancaster Clay Eoyston a small just a little too late Many a life has o Taoy fired at John Hoffmana big been ruined and many a moral wreck The ball struck the man in the made How can these things be forehead but was turned by the hardi avoided in just manner By giving ness of the skull to the R M S such advantages as Rose and Joseph Williams will attract to its ranks active men Dave had an encounter near Hazel Green both in mind and body hearty vig As a result Williams is Baid to be orous and keen with a ruthless weed- ¬ fatally injured and his Antagonist ing out of the inefficient or reduction to their proper level where the duties badly hurt are comrceasurate witht heir abilities Lebanon was badly scared by the The business community is always discovery that a farmer had sold to kthe first to Buffer when mail goes grocereUUe meat of a hog that had to their interest wrong The to see Hence it is toeen ii3R6n bj a mad dog that wasgatHered up before any had offered to it proper inducements are meat class of people the been sold to consumers Of the class attracted under existing Whai A Potter county Pa man who circumstances judge ye went hunting for pheasants eleven thinking man will peril his life with days before tjie season opened and certainty of being dropped when ag ¬ Trilrl Aichtv two of the birds had to ed or disabled CT rpay a fine of 510 each or 820 nMAnn AlniiXnJt HUB UU1 OUIYICU CUUUWU3 CVCU UU der present circumstances very good Davis was GeoEge 4Syashington but found guilty of murder in the second men much even tueyare inadequate is expected of them and For degree for wrecking a Rock Island community train near Lincoln Neb the business too large to has at stake passenger allow these interests far killing eleven persons and was given men to be overworked and thus pre21 years in the pen maturely driven out because rendered The Virginia board of canvsasers inefficient by excessive duties Often of the results of the late election have a man is retained in office after he completed their work On joint bal- ¬ cannot giva the people the benefits lot the two house3 stand as follows provided for them by the Postoffice Democrats 103 anti Democrats 67 DepartmentThe character ofthe work Democratic majority 66 and not the quantity should detei and A compromise has been reached mine the force to be employed between the Cherokee nation and the no run is so unimportant as to be colored residents of the Cherokee made the fat berth of some inefficient country by which the latter are to political henchman but demands an get 13000000 of the money re- efficient experienced clerk trained on ceived for the strip besides an in ¬ some large line on which he rises from the position of helper to clerks terest in the unsold lauds of creator experience and makes his Mr Chns D Pearce first essay under the eyes of a com the Courier Journal and petent trainer At present instead of of Mr Haldeman has resigned the lame lines training for the less his position on the paper to accept heavy local lines the reverse is the the presidency of a bank at Mays case and the tyro is put into a car to ville to which place he has already play the devil with mail until eo moved familiar with the distribution as to be Mrs Louise Eblin a Henderson efficient Meanwhile the community v county widow of 54 eloped to Shaw bears the brunt of his inexperience neettown with John Stivers a step- - Very light runs like that of the Gra son aged 18 yeara where the couple cey and Clarksville branch should be securea a license ana were marnea reserved for old men who love the The bride has two daughters both service and prefer a run of that character to retirement at half pay Folder than their Btep father The second annual exhibit of the to Then there should be more clerks each crew No line h 3ier Pour Poultry association will be on it less than two men should have¬ Contingenof about 2000 cies and exigencies often arise when inclusive An exhibit one connection the distriifbirds is expected from Iowa -Minneao- - by losing the mail must be changed bution of ahwuid tuacuuoiuta weDrasKu Missouri and North and South Dako- - entirely Pouching lists must then be taken advantage of and mail IV fa u which would otherwise go by a regu ¬ Ponulist Poor of Pendleton coun- - lar R P V must now be scattered to tv in a letter to Hon Wvnn G Dix- - Beveral towns or lines which forvard Yonof Henderson says he has never mail by closed pouch over express r - AiAnA a a in athnm VlO Wnillfl Vntfi trains No one man can be so familiar w w ICVUVU 0 W VTMVM4 States Senator He further with more than three States aggre S fhn lio mrvfif nnnitivBlv will not gating 7500 postoffices as to take ad ¬ rfend his Yte iind influence to any vantage of these lists which are con- ¬ man or party inai is not in iuucu stantly being changed in large States r with pop uljst doctrines and vary in frequency so that on T A Bailev sole owner of the Monday he in an emergency would has just make one disposition of his mail and Adam Fprepaugh showB ormnnrpl l with Messrs Knhraim on Tuesday another and this too de Lewis and Peter Sells by which the pendant upon the hour of day day of K show ownedby the latter and known week and month state of weather and rate of speed k vnnri ahntvR in RnnRnlidnf ftd with tVlfi It can be seen from the above that jf F buuw iu r Luumug- ir there are not enough men to take ad ¬ tuua tut Ii juorepaugn service vantage of the r Jiew show onoof the largest ana m03t offered the peoplemagnificentthe local also that pOWeriUllU VUO HULiU JLilO tUUlW nntinn thus affected will Have crreat service could be vastly improved by in the having more men on it and these men¬ 8i influence upon every show t Rniloir should be quick and active The bus rr ovnanf Rnvniim on earth owned iness interests suffer injury where Greatest Show re eoleisWy JA Bailey and the Buf clerks are too few in number tohave work mail when delayed or VV est bMow in which falo Bill Wild Mr Bai ev j has a joint interest more work than they can do well Under tbenewjrrangement all the The right class of men to do thiscages cars Jaorses ana mo menag work right must be offered induceerjed materiahand paraphernalia of ments Take the lines running by your own the Forepaugb showwiiLow be town the Evansville and Hopkinsville addedto b lw4 by jtoWjpf the v u r v and UU liUO S 1 bUV JXBUVliit UU iu ij T 4 uaej t- I J- ti ne-a-r- Si Louis on ihgL Nj there are odt enough rhenou them to work the mail down fino and make proper dis ¬ position wheri running fate The N and StL works five States Kentucky Tennessee Indiana Illinois and Mis- i i Ill ouun uuu mey oparaio iurni is start mail from Btand points to be worked by othir lines Alabama Georgia Florida North Carolina South Caro lina Iowa and Michigan To dd this theie are two men to u crew with a helper between Evansville and Nash ¬ ville The Evansville and Hopkins ville work three Indiana Kentucky and I think Tennessee One man to a crew How can they do themselves justice The army and railway mail service stand peculiarly related the one to the other Privates and officers alike are placed on pension lists and retired lists A private may be most notorious for disorderly conduct yet when injured is entitled to a pension Let a postal clerk be injured however moral and how is he treated Let him fall sick contract disease and what becomes of him and family Now let private Mike get hurt while on a drunk and ho receives free medical attention drugs clothing and quarters Why Because he is a soldier who occasionally perils his life in suppressing a riot and is a member of our great standing army Zero What does he do generally Others think for him He supplied a questionable safeguard But the clerk he must exhaust his mind m thinking out the best dispo sition of mail and still wdrk harder than the veriest private on fatigue duty He combines the duties of General of Division and private in a hot campaign yet he when unable to work aright must find other means of supporting those who are dear to him as the soldiers offspring He is in greater danger than a soldier Is in danger oftener than a soldier He risks his life every day the soldier occasionally Wo Then why this distinction work harder and our duties are more important We are in greater danger and in danger all the time We cannot even ruii as the soldiers can The impending disaster is to us unannounced- It comes unheralded Business men you know the importance of your correspondence to you and others Will you allow it to be handled by incompetent tyros and over worked men or will you see to it that right men and enough of them to do the work are attracted not driven by force of circumstances into the service You elect Congressmen would it not be well to see to it that they look after your interests in this important matter t Xp iT T3CT T S i fcflLW 4m wV Vs W r7 WWSltf r vv J if I t fry- Have you bought yourXmas Presents Maybe you want elegance and beauty 1 Hi ky But you may wish to economize Right along these lines we can help you Yes we have Dolls Toys Glassware And Queensware to suit all Purses Nothingshoddy but all cheap And if we cannot suit you No one can and we assure you we- Do no not fear competition of anyr kind Come and spend a pleasant time looking Over our beautiful lines 4 S ia itm f i C H M BRYAN V Co iffr X t tfh SJSSS5SSSS3S5S3SP3SSSS555Si8JSS5SespS3R5 fSSSJSSSSSSSSEB cEsiiiiiiirc COLD wnd G cirLgr to CS et Colder Yoti Will Want 4DOZEN uJtif fhey are Gone I raRobes 43CEACH Why LAP EOBES Of Course What I Alys Sold For Before BOSSIES Postal Clerk between Clarksville and Gracey When wrens are seen- in winter pect plenty of snow VeryRespectfully H B Strayer BLilTKETS of Every Description F Al Yost No Co 18 Nintli St ex- ¬ f TfinnKornflBBnftTStrnVr AWMVUW4W MMWWWUUVUI The County Teachers Association for district No 4 will meet at Church Bill on Saturday Dec 7th The following school districts are includ ed Nos 10 12 13 16 17 18 19 23 29 38 46 54 55 68 61 65 71 74 and 78 We earnestly desire 75 f I Vice-PreBi-dent- of the presence of each teacher in the above named districts All who iail to at tend are required by law to teach an extra day therefor We would be glad also to have the attendance of as many teachers of other districts as can be present Let us all come and lend a helping hand in this important work All will be cordially welcomed especially those who are interested in the cause of education Tho people of Church Hill are noted for their hospitality and we antici pate a pleasant day in their midst son-in-la- w PBOGRAM Devotional Exercises at 10 oclock Address of welcome B E Thorn Response E J Murphey How to teach Writing in the Common Schools L W Guthrie Misses Alice Lander and Mary Davis Interest Simple and Compound B E Thorn Jas M Calvin and Eula How to secure and retain the Attention of idle pupils U L Clardy Misses Ida Winfree and Alice Hiser Moore ii ft i jijH r M THOSE HliiSiHE It is conceded that in new and stylish we lead all our competitors f 1 DRESS GOODS- Whatever you want in the way of Dry Goods Carpets Shoes Notions and Millinery can be found in our elegant stock Call on us RICHARDS CO i GREAT BIS VALUES IN K iited w Spelling 1 Primary Joe Donald- ¬ son and Miss Luella Mitchell 2 Advanced E M Murphey and Miss Florence Lindsey Advanced Reading E J Mur- ¬ phey Misses Daisy Gardner and Frances Rust How much time should be given to Oral Work Misses Kate Guthrie Georgia Moxley and Daisy Rice Geo V Donnell Vice Pres Katie MoDaniel Co Supt Boys Clothing WeMbuught them at a Bar gain and are selling them at a i Awarded Highest Honors Worlds Fairy Greater Bargain V ar n zrifr Lots of other goods in pro portion from the different de- CREAM partments k A BAKING POWDHt MOST PERFECT MADE pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder Free from Ammonia Aum orny otfwjiduHerant 0 YEARS THESTAyDARJJ A fi i fi j A DONT FAIL TO CALL ON US rS r VV vtiiiu 1 COX ifht B0ULWARE 0 4 tiK 14 1 l t itiL V i S j5f v V 533 l 4S1SDBfr7 iu w 3 V tl it I 5 reH V 1 i 4 w HOPKINSV ILLE KEHTtTCKIA ll r A Mill Ji I III III I SIX D0LLAES FOE A W JBB EXOiTINQ RAOJE HMMHMM1 What is IM 11 Tennessee Man Wanted Ten But jeducod HlaPiarure A Xtomantlo Llttlo Story from Stimmcr yUIe Chattooga County da The Wom ¬ an In tlio Case Jlijd Found a r Railroad Train OhwaXwvthftr Thai Was Chasing n OC iti FLORIDA W SiV 5 J lA wwp December JJ aaM 9m999 rM F t iff e 186 r X v 1 W4 Taylo engineer ifDrh th t railroad has pujled ft inrottln for 36 years and during that tlmVhas had many novel experiences Pblc vfl v i k t Vtln Handsomer iDIan fj fNc7CcsNScyNSciySvco Castorla ig 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 guarantco is thirty years uso by Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and allays feverishness Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curdy cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Castoria relieves teething troubles cures constipation and flatulency Castoria assimilates the food regulates the stomach and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep Cas ¬ toria is the Childrens Panacea the Mothers Friend A very romantic story comes from county Chaltpoga Summerville ago a couple arrived in Some days that city evidently in the first stage of a violent case of conjugal affee--tio- n 3 K Castoria dren Castoria Castoria is so well adapted to children Their loving tendencies and c6n spicuous caresses attracted the at- ¬ tention of the steady going citizens pf that model mountain town They could be seen in the gloaming out strolling together and the precincts of Oleghorn spring were rendered still more picturesque oy their presence Married folks took it for granted that they wero enjoying the first fruits of loves young dream and simply passed by on tho other side The single and made wry faces folks blushed and giggled and pos- ¬ sibly wondered if it were always B Castoria Is aa excellent medicine for chil ¬ Mothers have repeatedly told me of its ood effect upon their children Sxu G C Osgood Lowell Mass I recommend it as superior to any prescription known to me H A Archer Bo Oxford that t St MD Brooklyn N Y i 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 sending them to premature graves Dr J F Kincheloe Our physicians in the childrens depart ¬ ment have spoken highly of their experi ence in their outside practice with Castoria and although we only have among our medical supplies what is known as regular products yet we are free to confess that the merits of Castoria has won us to look with favor upon it United Hospital and Dispensary The couple registered as Air and Airs C E Thurston Knoxville and the peopto of Summer- ¬ Tenn ville naturally supposed that their conduct was but a fair sample of thus East Tennessee married life Late one afternoon a weary look ing individual alighted from a tram from Chattanooga and walked hur- ¬ riedly up to the hotel Ho scanned the faces of those he passed very closely as if ho were looking for some one whom he expected to find From the few inquiries that ho mad6 people learned that he was in search of a wife and that he bad not iresorted to the usual method of putting a notice in the strayed or stolen column but had started out on a personal search Air and Airs Thurston had been out for a customary stroll and justi as they rounded a corner they were confronted with the stranger in search of a wife He had found the wife but un- ¬ fortunately she was in the hands of her friend Expectation was on tip- ¬ toe for a blood and thunder denoue- ¬ ment and from various coigns of vantage in the shape of dry goods boxes and sycamore trees behind which they had esconced themselves the townspeople peered anxiously awaiting for the signal for open hos- ¬ Conway Ark Aixek C Surra Pres Boston Mass The Centaur Company 77 Murray Street New York Ctty i ti By shipping- to Herndon Cartei Company YOU CAN MAKE MONEY Commission Merchants Louisville Ky because they are the largest and most re liable commission merchants and because they can handle shipments quick and to the best advantage for the shipper A trial shipment solicited Write to them for quotations before shipping Specialties Eggs Butter Poultry Fruits of all kinds Beans Potatoes Onions Hay Grain Headquarters for Furs Hides and Wool Capital S4000000 Liberal advances made on con- ¬ signments General correspondence solicited r 4 L H HEX ii W How many young men and young Blood Disorder Overcome women are cut off just as the future Eockhold Ky Nov 5 1895 I seems brightest and fullest of prom- have been troubled with a blood disise I They are taken away by the order for which I tried many differ- ¬ disease wnich causes over one sixth ent prescriptions without permanent of all the deaths in the world the relief This fall after teaching school disease which doctors call consump- I was completely exhausted and retion There is absolutely no reason solved to try Hoods Sarsaparilla in the world why consumption should Before I had finished one bottle my be fatal why it should be even appetite was better and after taking serious It i3 a disease of the blood three bottles I am entirely relieved and can be cured absolutely and t Frances Ai Berry always by purifying and enriching the blood The only exception to this Hoods Pills cure all liver ills is the case where the disease bus been neglected and improperly treated lieahs one foh joudeah Boy saw Sapsmlth to Sisstnpton as they were until it is stronger than the body Why are until the body has become so weak as sitting at the club window i st IiYTrt Inr I 4ltst t1il4 i you like the moon Dr Pierces Golden Medical DisGwaclousl I dawnt knaw Why covery will cure 98 per cent of all am I like the moon Because you look wound See it cases of consumption if used according to directions It also cures all He ah He tin But I dawnt always look wound lingering coughs bronchial and bah Jawve throat affections Neithah does the moon Ile ahl Seud 21 tents in one cent stamps no ohl Truth to Worlds Dispensary Aledical AssoI swan exclaimed fudge Sugar ciation Buffalo N Y and receive with Dr Pierces 1008 page common sense Seems to me thats a mighty childish medical adviser illustrated sort of an oath commented the major in a tone of disgust It is said that when a woman buys The reason the judge swears by the a dress in Japan she tells the shop- swan explained Col Ochiltyglot with keeper her age and whether she is courteous interruption is because ho married or single there being spe- admires anything that has such a deon an cial designs tor all ages and also for lightful nock and can get along Y ReN inch unjl a half of water married and singie women Either corder the Japanese women are ignorant of Tired For Years the practice in vogue among ladies Mr John It Tarver Daltou Gain Christian lands of romancing in to their ages or there is no says June 5th 95 I his is to cerregard reliance to be placed upon the cos- ¬ tify that I hav used Royal Germe tumes worn by the women of Japan tuer in my family for the last five so far as they denote the number of years for various complaints viz years the wearor has passed upon Indigestion b well troubles and gen this sublunary sphere Boston eral debility auii finc it nil that i claims t to be In fact I would not Transcript be without it in my house Indian Forest Flics us Pcits Jf you would know the value of thi Indian forest flies are terrible pests great remedy in the fumily send to Some horses are driven mad by the pres me Auumu Jjnemicai jo mianta ence of a single fly nnd in driving along Lfia for 48 pnge book free New not unfrequentlyntart kicking most vi- - package large bottle 108 doses SI v iuuiijj uuj mm vi nniv- i or saie Dy iv u iiarawicu arug the carriage s i J 4 spouse with her faithlessness in deserting his bed and board She retorted that he had not treat eo her nice and that she had found a handsomer man than he which was indeed the truth when the two men were compared Air Thurston then began to parley with the rueful husband and tried to effect a compromise Tho husbaud demanded ten dollars dam ¬ age which he thought was too high considering that he had already won the affections of the wife and was in possession which was nine points in the law He offered five dollars Then there was a lot of jewing and haggling until they finally compro- ¬ mised on six dollars which the in- ¬ terloper paid the forlorn husband and the latter took tho next train for Chattanooga probably proud of his bargain The couple also took their depar- ¬ ture for green fields and pastures new while some of the Summervillo boys were indignant at the Idea of those East Tennessee folks raising the price of a wife from a dollar and a half to six dollars and only a second-hand wife at that Toledo Blade tilities But they waited in vain Those nearest caught the fragments of a spirited conversation in which the husband reproached his recreant wide open and tho little engine fairly humped herself The deer was about 100 yards ahead and the panther was 30 yards behind the deer The deer was barely holding his own Something ll seemed to be the matter with him for he didnt run as he should The deer kept the track for half a mile Before he left the track however tho engine crawled close upon the panther He heard tho rumbling of the wheels and the trembling of the LARGEST PIECE OF GQQD TOBACCO track and Ho quickly got out of the way hiding himself in the underEVER SOLD FOR THE MONEY brush by a series of successive and s graceful leaps Tho deer did not quit the track until a quarter of a mile further on The Ohina Decorator He took to the open pine woods on An illustrated monthly journal the- only publication In the world devoted ezclusively the opposlto side to that which the HOPKINSVILLE KY to Information panther had leaped and the last Is the finest Hotel in the South All mod- conpeoiea witnand Instruction on allifmatters China and Glass Fainting and DecorM seen of him he was still running like ern improvements Steam Heat audElect Lights throughout Acknowledced by Amateurs Professionals chain lightning and Teachers as indispensable and the recogBates 2 to 350 per day nized authority on all subjects connected wltln Air Eogero says that deer have Hodges Co Managers these arts Each number contains a beautiful frequently jumped on the track on colored study six or more pngei of designs with full directions for reproduction and o the Pablo run and before this have query column open to subscribers only had a race with the train but this PROFESSIONAL CARDS Every Lady Should See It Send Be In stamps for sample copy Mention is the first time he ever heard of a this paper panther getting mixed up in any of IANBERV Price yearly 300 mailed per cops P0 BELL Orders and subscriptions receive this the incidents Jacksonville Fla Lawyers The China Dkcojutor Publishing Co Times Union 85 University New centiy ne nau one that nas ncpar- allel in his lifes history It was during the run from Pablo to Jacksonville ConUuctor I ftog ero pullpdithV bell cord to leave Pablo at Ave p m Tho tfalti slipped out of the depot aucl sped for homo About eight miles this side of Pablo is Cedar swamp a tangled morass in which bear wildcats deer and even panthers have been often killed When about half way through the swamp an im mense buck wild eved and lathered with sweat made a clean lean ol 25 feet onto the traok within 60 feet of the engine An instant later thero was a crash in the underbrush and out of it came an immense panther running so fast that he seemed to be level with thoground He was so eager to catch the game ahead pf him that he had no oyefor the train Passengers in the five coaches did not know of the exciting race going on ahead of the cowcatcher but they did notice that there was a series ol quick and successive jerks and that tho train was spinning along through the swamp at a whizzlng pace It was at this time that Engineer Tay- ¬ lor resolved to take a hand in the race himself He pulled the throttle bue y j jti v jror yrt iuvjfit v KK5aMWWiW6 1 J i m9Yt 1 F JUST SEE WHAT A 1 Vl T ti m fl V9 0 M Jjwjfci mLm V r OF 9imm J9LLLL B UjB B tflHI Hi tJnM mKfe BlB B Cr ikHH n99 L Jkkkkm kmkx m rAMrRTFinb YOU M j j IO CENTS H Latham Al 3 HER OPINION She Had But One Objection to the Ring Practice In the Courts of Christian and ad olning countlps Hopklnsvllle Ky Ofllce Olty Hall building Court Square Place York City A fellow I know bought a ring the other day and be wants to get a womans opinion about It She A diamoncj He Oh yes He bought It for tho girl he is going to marry She I see And you have brought it around for me to look at He Precisely You see ho want ed to be sure it was right She Sensible manl He wasnt willing to take his own judgment but wanted that of a woman He Thats it Will you She With pleasure Ahl that looks like a beautiful stone Tell me about your friend He must be an Independent fellow to go off and buy tho ring without consulting the lady He He Is He believes that if he hits upon the right thing him self she will respect him all thro more She examining the stone carefully and then putting It on her llt fte finger And he wants to be suxe He Yes Ho loves her bo much Out Oi the west yonn Looninvar roam Her father scorched on too with increasing that he wants her to be perfectly lro happy with It And Just as be thought no had them both caught She How considerate tils wheel struck a snag and he punctured a Be He tries to be What do you tiro He R IVES UALE Attorneys at lair Practice In theCduztsof Christian and ad joining counties Hopklnsvllle Ky Office Court St near Weber BLESuITP1 iGKEYErilllj OINTMENT CURES NOTHING BUT PILES Uf S WITHERS Attorney and Counsellor at Law Practices in tho Coartsof Christian and ad joining counties Hopklnsvllle Ky Office over Planters Bank USTINLPEAY and CERTAIN CURE 15 yoars as tho igEST REMEDY for PILES X SURE 1 known for PictitreH7EICnAEJ3S01TllED SOtT BIT ALL BltTIGGISTS CO ST LOOTS Dr Matthew Attorney at Law Office Weber street Henry KoUock House rear of Court Collections a Specialty HopkinsvilJeKy nn MS MERRIWETHER Loto of Louisville Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats Succeaejully All Chronic and Long1 Office in Summers Building over Bassett Standing Diseases Cos HopklnayilleKy D Dentist Regular Graduateand Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon in U S Navy af ¬ terwards Post Surgeon U 8 Army and later Surgeon British Marine Service with tw years experience as Physician at Hofc Springs Ark will welcome the sick amd af flioted at His Office where consultation with one of the Most Successful Doctors of tho presant- ago is cordially- Invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed in every cose undertaken hospital methods MNDREW SEARGENTM nU fin LsSbcLlTIL Bronphitis Dyspepsia Asthma treated by latest PLysicjan and Surgeon Office Fifth and Main Streets Court Room Blood and Skin ease r iW Dis- ¬ Chlcotro llecord thinlcof the ring 999m t it KEt I F aa sooocseoeaoa V7 WALKER ICK INDIANA LVANSYILLB BRY G00BS FANCY GOODS ETC Doing tho largest retail trado in Southern Indiana buying from first hands importing nearly all forolgn goods direct and selling exclusively for cash enables as at all times to offer you DRY GOODS for loss monoy than housos doing a credit business THE SYSTEM of soiling everything on a small profit is strictly maintained with samo terms to all CASH m i m tm Q8 pers Bazar Hopklnsvllle Ky She Its lovely but Telephone No 5 But what He eagerly But cant yousee nRHHWAtLACE She blushing Tom Masson in Har ¬ too small its opposite City Sores Pimples Scofula ajlTumors Eczema troubles arising Ulcers SYPHIL18 and from an impure state of the blood promptly completely eradicated forever from the and system restoring health and purity fi- i Physician and Surgeon SHOPPING VI 41 iff- BY MAIL wo Out of town customer afford you the opportunity through our MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT of doing your shopping by mail at the same low prices 06 could bo obtained by a personal selection at our retail oounters MAIL CUS- M WIOMERS have at all times tbe full benefit of any favorable change in prices or special sale offerings I I ilu Tiff i it fof F A safety lampfor mines operating OFFICE up stairs opposite Telephone office Ninth and Main Resldonco at Office npon a peculiar principle- - is being cornerday or night Telephone No 49 Rinc Diseases -- GTt used io Germany The lamp is not HopkiDBvJlle Ky Syphilis Gleet Strloturesyarlcecele Hydro celeTehderness Weakness of Organs Piles closed in any special way- like other Fistula qulokly cured without poin or deten ¬ Jamps It matters very Uttlo tion from business C Night whether or not the workman disre ¬ I UN1US MoDAVITTi Debility Kmls- garding the regulations of tho mine Dentist tlons Impotonoy Melancholy Dlssiriess Loss ol energy ana uonnueuce tno areaaf ul ellects succeeds In oponlng the lamp for of Karly Vice which brings Organic Weakness Hopkinsyllle Ky unfitting one for business study or enjoyment there Is a special arrangement oy Office over Kellys Jewelry Store of life treated with never failing success On means of which the flamo Is extin ¬ oxaisinnjipn the urinary deposits a rosy sedl Ticnt will often be found and sometimes guished at the samo Instant In the II HSKERRITT jjmall partlQa of albumen will appear or the interior of tho lamp glass Is a spring cum wiu uo ut uiin miiKisanue againr changing to dark and turbid appearance Painter and Paper Hner which la compressed when tho upper There are many men who die of UiIb uifflQulty l U Darning tunnet cu Weakbactcirequenc ana i eases oiuio Diaaaerui uutu ocauh prompt auu emvij umv receive special ana caret nlT JLiSLCllcJo treatment for all their many ailments 1- Kidney and Urinary I r 1 j i Wrl Private Nervous Ml i 15 I a- Wv Hvl li ti 1 fffkh WRITE FOR SAMPLES and ONE PRICE retttbtejeoods nd FBjrfD7Qoods lor mi li THE BOSTUN none in West STOKE cothnleto and comnrelienslvn aaaortmnnt la fioebnd to aa m ai made -lawsfnoyeltlei Cloalis Butts 6- Jtr Evorv dODftrtment of Btiple and the up Garmentc Ladles and Gontlomoas Furnishings c are replete with 4 f iCif- - Mention tliis paper - MtteititiiiMMiltitw i piece Is screwed down and wnlpU ALL WORK enables a dap to operate upon thp Done with Neatness and Dispatch and at Low- est wick In suoh a manner as to shift It SHOP Prices street next to DKBeard office 8th HoDkinsTille Ky asido facilitating the lighting of the lamp ond afterwards thev combus ¬ tion When tho spring is worked la w 1 the contrary direction the cap again Proprietor of operates upon the wick and tho flamo FirjktKMilfyal Barter Shop ceaes the moment the papcomeeln Shaving lOoShampoblng 25e Hair Cutting contact with the air The lamp oah 3iot Nothing DUtflrat clasB work and In the bo Uffhtod without beiutf opened latest fashion OU bondoe or petroUum Cq HopkinsTilloKy Ignorant of the cause which is the second stage of 8eminal Weakness The dootor will guarantee a perfect cure in a healthy restoration of the gonitureurjn r s organs WRIT1 your troubles If llvlncr awar t the cl ty You oan bo cured at home by corres ¬ pondence Absolute seoreoy lu all profes ¬ sional dealings and medicine ent secure from observation Testimonials of patients are never publisnea Bank references to say responsibili tycfteerfysjT11 Aaaress T 1 t s r Kct4rtoFirKaWsiBak fl u immtimyi 613 Church Streets n i aV4 ty MhrilkTei4 ii m Jl v- V o J4 S tJjferflB ri f lii nirVIlni frn Vi g c TJyftlfrTTrTTy 7Hw flrrf-rf- yiUSjliEaJ KJ kKoVMkf third miuv In Vihotarm t term reeks first Modyjln i three weeks trourthJMondy in ebruary--ter4sCHRiBTiAK Monday in June term Bixreekdj fourth Monday In September lourjweeV8 wimniweeiu secona UAtLowAY Mt Monday in August terra threeweeks tctmtwtfweoKg seconu aionuay u WUt Pterin three weeka l Monday in Mayterm two tvoN First Keeks first Monday in Ato I weeks nrsv Monipx moepwiuim veeicg -- At a r i rt Clirouit Oowrt Klrat JKfindy s Dlreotorjr inFetrwry JUJ IMi rmn tera m 8pte1f flt i n Perfect Health rlflp the syi3emin perfect or--- Ji riti rt- - i f crV 7WTLMM0 ADMvfcEERE yHSTitiJ V w V ir Who LJL X f fit M vict jy uic tomiii 3 Jutts Liver Tills lhey reg ulate the bowels and produce uttaaiuimi uo To Be Bxoludod from Dr Walkers Garden of Eden The NotPd Dross Reformer to Found a Colony in Which Man ShaU Have No Pnrt A Homo fW 4 Bloomer Girls fcraerly Assistant surgeon uomayy uuer- iajPost Surgeon uf 8 Army ma iaier rmon British Marine Service with two waioyperienco as physioian at Hot Springs k Endorsed hy the isnoygiopcoaia nn Mca Vol X page 185 the largest and in ost important worjt eachmo worm- of Deuigm a Jargo the stzo venty flve volumes nmfi iHhin ire la noted astho discoverer a spe- r tho active nrinclrile of irelscminurn olflo for neuralgia of the faco and womb uures atarrhSypmU8lj03l juannooa auu uwwtm eblllty Jrno Doctor has been all over the orld and hag made many cures given up by bther physicians Vendome Building 1 fit snilXlr in NlivillQ fegularGraduatoandBeglstered Physician rl Fo sickheadachernalafiti bil- ¬ iousness constipation and kin- ¬ dred diseases an absolute cure A Vigorous BodyA is Ismm TUTTS Liver PILLS Heforo Bubwjribing for a Magazine SEE THE BEST DEMOREST An linpavaleUed Offer Derflorostfl Cat Pnper Patterns are the most practical on themarkot lhey areof any sue that any member of any household could require Ineachcopy of the Magazlneis print ed a coupon entitling the subscriber or pur ¬ chaser to a pattern worth and regularly sold for 85o or any number of patterns for four cents each to coverpackage and postage When tho value of the patternsls considered the sub scriber actually gets J ixu TcJtr Immediately And whatamngazlnoltisl For 1896 will I willnoUbeTwjthout- be more brilliant than ever before Newit man ¬ tent bpt- agement new methods new ideas Each copy 25 arid60j Et in the future contains an exnulslto reproduction in colors of fclesdfof sale by K ur naruwi someelebratea picture by a famous artist worthy to adorn the walls of the most refined flruggist home It is affirmed that DBMORQSTS is the only complete Family Magazine published most points of FThreo white frosts willx bring a combining all of thebesidesexcellent inimitable its contemporaries having storm every time features of its own DEMORESTS is actually 9m a Dozen Magazines in one I aDiScstorCttrrontEvontsand Ideas RirTATins snow Liniment for the busy man or woman a Review and a known StcTre ttonso of Interest for all Wives EThis wonderful Liniment is mothers sistersand daughters can find exact amuse from the Atlantic to the racinc ana ly what they need toin everyand Instruct them also practical helps department of do from the Lakes to the Gulf It is the mestlo and social llfeineludlng the furnishing in tne and oornamonting of tbe home embroidery lost penetrating lanimenc artistic and fancy 7orld It will cure ixueqmausm etc eto and suggestions andwork of all kintl advice regard ing the well being and dressing of their own feuralgia Cuts Sprains Bruises peisona founds Old Sores Burns ociauca - Tho sedpe of the artioles for 1895 and 1895 will Dre Throat ssore unebt huu an ju- cover the whole country and its varied inter ests and will be profusely lammation after all otners nave lustratcdthe artlples finest engravings iilus with the and wire in will publish tho feiled It will cure Barbed wnere estaddUionlt It treats at longthbestand pur fiction Juts and heal all wounds Spjrts Home Amusements and Bntertaln Irblid flesh has set in It is equally mentsltglYesagreat deal of attention o the icient lor animals xry 11 anu juu CHrlaChildrens a Department and Our and has Monthly Symposium by in rill not be without it rnce bu Colebratcd People of which are discussed important questions the hour of interest to tents tho older readtrs Let us have your fubscription at once You more value A green Christmas will make a full get to secure In for your money than it is possi any other magazine ble ¬ brlc-a-bra¬ ¬ ¬ Out-of-Do- or n YYnen mostuxeeaea 11 is not uuuail foe your family physician to bo rnVfrnm hnmo Such was tho ex Wieace of Mr J Y Schenk editor KZ11B UaUUU lUUi JOJ wauuoi mw is littlefgirl two years 01 age wu ireatened with a severe awacs w roup Me says Jiy who iuhiovc latffo tor tne aocior out town x imilvtjhvsician was out of tvuirorT iKXffla rf nimmberlain s TOr5cli relieved lier fZ m Demorests Magazine FREE shurcliyard f Sound Liveb Makes a Well Man fAre you bilious constipated or rnnhlfid with iaundico sick heaa- fche bad taste in mouth foul breath Boated toMue dyspepsia indiges tion not anyiSKin pain iu unuri auuBtween the shoulders chills ana terer etc it you nave any ui iiicao emptome your hyer is out or oraer fnd your blood is slowly being Soisoned because your blood does Herbine will cure kpt act properly disorder ot tne liver stomacn or owels It haano equal as a liver ledicino PfQ 75 gents Free trial jttles at K C Tlie Magazine 1 year for Or six mouths for DEMOREST PUB S 110 2 1 Dr Mary 4 Walker who forty years ago preached the gospel of dress re- ¬ form to the wpmenrof this country and who was arrested in many cities for dressing and appearing in public in male attire is the apostle of a scheme for the bloomer girls says the New York Herald DrvMary has bought a farm con- ¬ taining one hundred and thirty five acres of land seven miles west of New York city and proposes to form a colony in which man shall have no part Only women who will bind themselves to a life of celibacy while members of the community and to wear bloomers for life are to be eligible They will work tho farm in all its details plant and harvest the crops dispose of them in market and take care of the stock We will all live in a large com- ¬ modious farmhouse for which I have plans prepared Dr Walker said Every member will have her own room Portieres will take the place of doors Steam will be employed for heating purposes and there will bo bathrooms and every convenience to be found in a well regulated and modern house ilI shall give my personal super- ¬ vision to the establishment Mem- ¬ bers however will elect officers twice a year to conduct it There will bo an auditing board to look after all accounts an improvement board to look after improvements to the property and a governing board It shall be theduty of the chair ¬ man of the latter tb report all infrac- ¬ tions of rules by members There will be two judges chosen One will have powers similar to a police mag- ¬ istrate the other will have a posi- ¬ tion analogous to our general term Those accused of infractions of the rules will be tried by a jury of five and if not satisfied with the judg- ¬ ments of the lower courts they can appeal to me 1 will sit as a court a J v man Is It a man who is a man Is It weak whose blood Is impure An athlete trains for every race- The best athletes train all the time They are always in perfect condition It is pretty safe to say that the best man will always win The man who is strong- and in the best condition will surely distance hfs competitors In the race for suc ¬ cess the best man will win if he takes care of He cannot himself win if he neglects his steal condition It oesnt make any dif-¬ ference how smart he race I it a trick wins in the How to Dress Neatly 1 tIh In V dont TVnnf nnr oiiafnmara tn nnv for nrnr clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory Our stock of fall and winter woolens is now complete embracing all the latest designs in London Specials and foreign Importations exclusive with us No one else cariishow -them W 2r- V Wdi Every one knows we are artists in Wooleri Fabrics and the most fashionable tailors in the city We guarantee fits and absolutely Our Trimmings rt4- - 41 Tf Ilia hnrlM ntroncr He must look first for a finish the race clear healthy strong body because the body makes and supports the brain If the heart pumps impure blood into the brain you cannot expect the man to be clear ¬ headed you cannot expect him to accom- ¬ plish much- - If a mans blood is pure and rich there can not be much the matter with him If it isnt pure and rich he may have almost any disease under the sun and Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery will cure it It doesnt make any difference what form the disease takes or by what Nearly all diseases name it is called If you make spring from impure blood the blood pure you remove the cause and cure the disease Thats common sense and medical sense and scientific sense You might learn a thousand valuable lessons about preserving your health by reading ur jfierce s common Sense Medical Adviser It is a grand book and the present edition is absolutely free to all who 6end 21 one cent stamps to cover cost of mail ¬ ht will never Mf are always the verv best We invite vou to nail nnrl hrS tV TTAIlVOnW r rA Jft vwi juuiooijl uuu yoii mlnnr pi iuco f Jm 1 N TOBIN CO Fashionable Tailors 10 Main Street Samuel Hodgson Clarksville Tenn Manufacturer and Importer of ITALIAN MARBLE SCOTCH SWEDE and the Most Desirable EASTERN GRANITES ing onlyy It contains 1008 pages and over 300 engravAfter 4o yeara experience we feel confident that all work entrusted ings 680000 cloth bound copies have been sold at 150 us will be executed in an artistic and Bkillful manner This free edition is each in strong manilla paper covers otherwise it is just the same Address Worlds Dis pensary Medical Association Buffalo N Y Monuments Tablets Statuary to Only the Best Material Used 53FMr F M Whitlow is our solicitor THE MIDWAY HEIGHTS Insure in the Old R eliable- 1895 Somo of the Amusements Planned 1845 for Visitors to Atlanta MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE GO A View of the Lighter Side of the Big OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY AMZI DODD President Exposition Tbe Leaning Tower and Soenle Railway Are Drawing Total Assets January 1st IS9S J 5528300000 mia roncy iioiaerB since organization 13790431662 Cards Other Concessions Surplus Former N y Standard 6 72330000 Lqssea paid in Kentucky over 8 00000000 cash furredter values on After second and The lighter side of the big exposi- ¬ contestiblo j Cashyear Guaranteedassignable policies in case lifelapse endowment policies In Loans made on of no forfeiture policy is tion that presenting the amuse- ¬ continued in force for full amount by the reserve or if preferred to the purchase of a paid un policy No restrictions as to residence or occupation x of last resort Over 250 different garments are shown each year patterns of all of which are obtained by subscribers at 4c each Simple copy with pattern coupon sent for 10c CiJ Fifth Avenue New York ALIBERALOFFER TPIEKENTUC1QAN and DEMOKESTS FAMILY MAGAZINE ONLY350for V Scnct Xour Subscriptions to This Office Hardwicks drug tore Scotland Yard has 3000 officers r oest noieiB iu maioueuwuu xu leaking of Chamberlains Colic Sholera and Diarrhoea Kemedy Caior Pincton savs I have used it lyself and in my family for several rears ana tane pleasure m aaymg hat I consider it an infallible cure ir diarrhoea anddvsentrv JUlways commended it and have frequently dministered it to my guests in the otel and in every case it has proven 3lf wortny 01 unquanneu euuoratj- tent For sale by K U Marawick pruggist 1Q Major CT licton is manager of he State Hotel at uenison xexas iliich the traveling men sry is one of The wife of Mr D Robinson a prominent lumberman of Hartwick N Y was sick with rheumatism for five months In speaking of it Mr Robinson says Chamberlains Pain Balm is tho only thing that gave her rest from pain For the relief of pain Many very bad it cannot be beat cases of rheumatism have been cured by it lor sale at 50 cents per bottle by R C Hardwick druggist A in May fog in February indicates a frost 12 If it rains after rain next day at noon it will The person who disturbed the congregation last Sunday by coughing is requested to call on and eret a bottle of Foleys Honey and Tar 50c wnicu always gives relief jjor sale by C K Wyly druggist We eat 2000000 bushels of nufs yearly Tucson has a woman lW butcher pa a iamberlalns Eya and Skiu Ointment uronic Sore Eves and Granulated EyoLids br sale by druggists at 25 cents per box Fa uneaualled for Eczema Tetter Salt- lieum Scald Head Sore Nipples Chapped fairafternoon In 1892 Mr 0 wiles If it rains before sunrise expect A L Goldwater who three retail drug stores in New ork City having learned of the great TO HORSE OWKBBB 7or mittinc a horse in a fine healthy con- - value of Chamberlains Cough Rem ¬ Ition try Dr Cndys Condition Powders edy for colds croup and whooping iey tone unuio systemj aia aigesuon cure cough ordered a supply for his customers It met with an mnrVi fnvnr is 01 appeuie renovo cuushijuuvu w rnev fliKorders and destrov vorms Rivinpr that he soon found it necessary to or- Krlife to an old or over worked horse 25 uer more ana during tlie winter sold enln 1vw miv Kv Yifrlafe l l 118 x j vvf JJCr JiiWJiC over two gross of the remedyt He says it gives the best satisfaction of belts gain favor Paper any cough cure he haa ever handled For sale at 25 and 50 cents per bottle Snow Liniment Ballabds byR C Hardwick druggist tMrs Hamilton Cambridge Ills ys I had the rheumatism sooaa x Copenhagen boasts paper telegraph sld not raise my band to my head poleB j t llarcKnow jjinimeut uuu ouhipijt Tulips and dandelions closeHip be- ¬ edinlff I takpleasure m mtorm mr neighbors and friends what fore a rain ias done for me Chas gandly Lyman Kewanee For Hoabsness Jerk for Lay lis advisesviis Snow Liniment cured Bonj Ingerconof Hutton Ind lUi 01 AUtlUUlUUDUi nxxjf uui iijr in says he had not spoken above a whis you gooa Jt cures twill surely do months and one bottle of Wounds Sores per for Honey and Tar restored his Inflammation Foleys P ts Spramg etc voice It is used very largely by For sale by speakers and singers liOur shoe exports are booming C K Wyly druggist Englands annual rum bill is 900 Baby wm sick we gay hor Castorla Child tho cried for Castoria 1 she wa to Castoria i sho became Miss she clung 1 000000 The rules of evidence as govern ¬ ing our state judiciary will apply There will be no imprisonments all punishments will consist of with drawal of privileges for a certain length of time If wo should get into our fold undesirable women who flirt or gad about with men when they go to market or on other oecasions they will after suitable warning be expelled All females of good character between the ages of fifteen and thirty five years are eligible for membership I am cer- ¬ tain that the farm can be made to support fifty or seventy five persons Each member will have a share in the profits after tho expense for board and clothing has been deduct- ¬ ed The remainder will go into a general fund for betterments and the purchase of adjoining lands if it is deemed necessary and the commu- ¬ nity grows as rapidly as I believe it will I have not decided whether it would be wise to exact an initiation fee or not If it is so decided it will be comparatively small Any member will after three years in the community be eligible to retire taking with her the amount of the initiation fee if one has been charged and seven eighths of her share of the earnings the other eighth to go into the general fund My great object is to educate and to turn out new women as the newspaper men term them They will be women who have governed I expect lots of politics themselves In the community and the members will soon be able to hold their own I warrant with some of the so called statesmen of the present day Besides it will not all bo farm work There will be many hours each day for study and the curricu- ¬ lum will be as broad and extended as that in any of our universities There will be frequent lectures in a largo assembly room that I propose tohave and current literature poll tics and questions of the day will be The members can ride discussed bicyples and a number will be kept for their use There will be horses but no side My girls will ride astride saddles as do the men and 1 predict that three years of life in our institution will make the members the peer of I any man physically or mentally wiil not malce rules that will defy all the laws of nature and exert pledges burning tor life That 0 dress win be the only life pledge that will bo asked I expect that many of thoso who come to us will go forth from our Rain is frequently bearded frost augured know how to Be both und bow to ihen1i8MBaTOWIOlaJ4SVOv Fob Pneumonia raise and educate families that will Dr J C Bishop of Agnew Mich reflect credit upon tho natbn of new says I have used Foleys Honey women rnd Tar in three yery severe cases of machinery Takes After His FCows are milked by r pneumonia the past month with good - T W nltT TfV LU fjy va a brother of A nineteen-year-ol- d THa horlv rmusVibe jvwell nourished wiatlta pip U 7v uv j rr nH druggist Melba has developed a good tenor Ik v lie is poafialVSopd8 Sarsapw Toice Oregon haa 665000 acres in pearsr XT vs n J tutelage to enter thebomes of men by to become wives and mothers When such time comes they will JF JL ments of the Midway PlaiSance typo fairly bristles with attractive things says the Atlanta Constitu- ¬ tion The list of attractions that make up this feature shows a fine array of excellent amusements The fine judgment and wide experience of Edmund A Pelder has been of in- ¬ valuable service to the committee in selecting the best features from the many that were offered Applicants have come from every part of the world to make a try for a concession at the exposition They have come from Cuba Japan England France Thejf have and South America brought with them certificates of character and financial standing and volumes of literature concerning the shows which they propose to bring t the exposition The location of the Midway Heights is extremely favorable to Its success It is situas an amusement street ated on the high commanding hill in the southern part of the grounds and overlooks the entire exposition Its location is not only picturesque but has the advantage of being removed from tho other parts of the Among the most impor- ¬ grounds tant concessions let for it is that which went to Nate Saulsbury for Buffalo Bills famous wild west Another excellent concesshow sion is the scenic railway It is the work of Mr Thompson who had the same feature at the Chicago and San Francisco expositions Myers leaning tower is said to be the star attraction of the Midway section The tower will be one hun- ¬ dred feet out of plumb will bo obout three hundred feet high and eleva- ¬ tors will carry crowds up and down in it from morning until night It i3 to be built and operated by George F Myers an Indiana man There will be reproductions of the best features of the Midway at Chi- ¬ cago For instance the Chiuese Japanese Indian and Mexican vil- ¬ Cairo lages will be shown here street which was one of the most popular shows in Chicago will be much better in Atlanta than at Chi- ¬ cago There will be several inter- ¬ esting theaters on the grounds that The elec- ¬ will attract tho visitors tric scenic theater will be a great drawing card The concessions for theaters have been let to Atlanta parties and they will make splendid show places out of them realizing that tho enterprises will pay ex- ¬ tremely well There are countless other attrac- ¬ A number tions of wide interest of them are local and southern in character A great feature that will be immensely popular with northern visitors will bo the Geor ¬ gia barbecue pavilion which will be presided over by the fat Sheriff Cal- ¬ It will be kept in loway of Wilkes full blast all the time and will be a srreat success THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired F W Smith Co State Agents 542 West Main Street Louisville Ky OALLIS TOM P MAJOR Late of Clarksville Tenn WALLACE Local Agents Hopkinsville Ky Jr Co J AS D HEADLEY Late of Givens Ileadley MAJOR TOBACCO WAREHOUSE CO TOM P MAJOR PROPS No 1025 West Main Street Louisville Ky Chas H Layne Livery Feed Sale Stable Cor 7th and Virginia Streets Hookinsville KV with or without drivers furnished dav or nicht Srir ninl rates to Commercial Men Good lot room adjoining Nice waiting room for ladies riers lErGood I mi W Formerly with Alexander T Grant Propr J Arlington Hotel n n UAUflf t Jt JJ tj O t riTm Clerks reasonable rates- - Corner 13th and Main Streets i Louisville Ky HOT AND COLD BATHS BAR BARBER SHOP il A THE- - R Kilcta ORIENTAL ATLANTA A New 200 Room Hotel The Main Street GA FURNITURE Dealer Complete and Beautiful Stock on hand all at Elegantly Furnished and thoroughly Equip ped in Every Respect LOWEST Cash FIGURES Unsurpassed location at the intarsection of Peach treo lryor and Houston streets Electrlo cars passing every minute over Peachtree and other routes for Exposition Grounds and all parts of tho city One block from Grand Opera House conven ¬ ient to all other places of amusement banks principal stores post office antiunion Depot The notel will be conducted on tho European plan the Cafe cuisine and servicebelng strict ly first class in every respect RATES Jlperday and up Black Porter Props Bed room Suits a When you go to- - up LOUISVILLE Have Your Photograhs Made A Solid Oak Suit for at 1475 WYBRANTS NEW STUDIO No 580 Fourth Avenue J Sltr I- p He took her out to get lee cream Hia lovely freckled Kate He fainted when be read the sign Crsam twonty flvo o plate Iladnt thVPriceT Cincinnati Enaulrer Wm Ducker Funeral Director Louisville Ky 1- v mh i WV n0 ft Qf h VI 0 jr IM Ml b i i -- K ft- - iJ jr NSVILLEv KllifTtTOKIAN fc December 1895 HERS BvjcknM im THERE Co for Insurano iimtiim jmrwm wmwBmwwwtWHHiiia PT HEATING i- it S Tho Montgomery county Tiinn grand jury is in session at Clarks V ville s Blanket Weather The sharp air between night and morning tells you that a woolly warm blan ¬ ket wouldnt be amiss Weve a stock of large proportions in which there isnt a stitch amiss and the price is just at that point where economy and quality meet Trice 67c up City Bank Hopkinsville Ky Sunday was another of the damp bad days we would have been bo glad to see last summer Fob Sale phaeton and pony apply at this office Tho fines collected in the police1 court for last month amounted to Dr EN FruitDentist office over STOVES STOVES 18 y COOKING a STdESU E Lyle was granted a li cense Saturday to wed Miss Emma Ei Txesch 1000 on real Wanted to borrow estate in the county Inquire at this 18575 Mr O 75 HEATING We bought pur stoves in June 2 or 6 car loads before iron went up and now we want to sell them and want to sell them so bad that we are quoting prices lower than thewold prices We can saye you 25 to 50 per cent oh Cheap and Medium Priced Stoves We have 75 Heating and 70 Oook Stoves to close out 70 COOKING STOVES office 5 Heating Stoves 2 to 12 Cooking 350 to 20 6 Inch Stove Pipe ixc Joint Elbows 8c 9C 16 Inch Grates Complete 2 20 a36 275 STOVES M And Comforts too I Underwear The woolly side in or all wool just as you want them Honest dependable shirts and drawers for men women and children with those very qualities woven into them that our groat grandmothers strove for when they spun wove and made their own All cotton if you would rather have them and at any price you wish beginning at 19c I i Cloves away from our glove counter We have a dollar kid glove that would delight a populist With some a dol- ¬ lar glove is simply a pair of gloves for a dollar With us it means the best glove on earth at the price If you want them for your own use or to give a friend you can buy here without misgiving A reasonable guarantee goes with every pair of our dollar gloves If you fear temptation keep I ft s if t a v BASSETT CO l rtf i- Xovembor Arrest r vn I ki i ft 3 H The police made 65 arrests for the Mr It P MorriB of Salem Ky month of November as follows has leased the new hotel at Crofton Breach of peace 16 and opened up for business The Fornication 9 building belongs to Mr J E Drunkenness 9 Croft and is an elegant structure 7 Disorderly conduct Mr Morris is an old hotel man and Vagrancy 8 starts out with flattering prospects of Violating stock lqw 3 success 3 Petit larceny 3 Using profane language The card of the well known to Jumping on moving train 2 bacco commission merchants Gaither 2 x West appears m to days Iven liaming Lunacy 1 tcckian and we invite the attention 1 of the farmers to same W vt The gentleShooting in city limits 1 men composing this firm are both 1 fiully up to date in the tobacco busi Past driving 1 ness and are strictly reliable in everv Cutting and woundiDg 1 particular Fugitive Watch their sales hereUnlawfully lating property 1 after 1 False swearing In to days issue appears the card of Hanbery Shryer proprietors of Total 65 the Peoples Tobacco Warehouse in to this city The gentlemen composing Gov Brown issued pardons Charles Hogg of Clay county under this firm are well known to the farmindictment for malicious shooting ers of this and udjoining counties Thomas Baker of Powell county having been in tho tobacco business sentenced for life for murder and here for several years and solicit a of Scott share of your patronage Humphrey Crittenden Their county sentenced for life for the sales will appear regularly hereafter same crime ald should be read by all interested W J Murphy recently recom mended by Congressman Clardy has been appointed postmaster at Macedonia Christian county Dr A P Campbell has resumed his practice and also has secured the right to extract teeth by the painless Co process Officenver Bassett Charles Mills of Hopkinsville- has There been granted a pension must be some mistake in the post office We know no such man here N will sell round trip The L tickets to Frankfort Ky at One fare Dec 8th and 10th and for trains ar riving at Frankfort before noon of the 10th limit to 12th account of inauguration of Gov Bradley J M Adams Agt Mr John D Peden who was sent to the Anchorage Asylum about a year ago from this county was last week reported to be critically ill Nothing furlherhas been heard Mrs M J Adams of Todd county has brought suit for divorce from ber husband R N Adams making sensational charges against him in her petition Prof C H Dietrich has been given southern territory by his home The American Book Co with the privilege of making his headquarters in either Cincinnati Covington or Newport He will probably arrange to reside in Cincinnati Messrs T J and S D Davis have opened a restaurant with saloon attachment at Crofton The firm will be kqown as Davis Bros The gentle men were formerly in business at that place but sold out and came to this city Last summer they sold out here and returned to Crofton k 5 6 8c STOVE BOARDS All Sizes v Grate Baskcls 65 70 and 75c 59c to iI9 H KUGLER THE RACKET Aatdnlstratorslfotice Mr and Mrs Jno J Chappell Cadi were in the ciy Mr Cieo H Varna or tne Uwens- boro Tribune spent several days in the city last wee on business Mr Geo Walton and wife of Louisville visited the family Of Mr E B Bassett Saturday Mr Daniel G Brown of Bowlincr i Green was in the cuy yesterday on business Mr John W Vreeland was in the the city yesterday representing Farmers Home Journal of Louisville Rev C E Perryman of Princeton He will waB in town yesterday shortly begin a protracted meeting in Union county Miss Kittie Stone returned to her home in Georgetown Friday after a short visit to her uncle Dr B W Stone Mr Riley Ely who has been sick with typhoid fever for three weeks is reported somewhat better and it is hoped he will soon be on the road to JEREMIAH Prop MAIN STnopklnsvill6 Ky W9 to 558 Broadway N Y fiiuauauuiiiiuuiiiaiuuuai iuuiUiiiiuiUiiuaiauauiUi We sf w Ar ofiflKthohSmS J to mo for payment properly proven The old reliable Furniture dealers and W S Davidson Adrar undertakers Up stairs in Henry block Tnos S Jesop Deceased Hopkinsville Ky Nov 25 1895 Our friends complain of our doggerel Wanted A nurchasor for a small stock of creneral merchandise that will be Hl Will give possessola at a bargain sion of store house at once Post- office goes with it and pays rent of tX ESii graoms ADVERTISING Iyle fc 3Rexisliavr9 Thy want us to let up on G rover And f ay It Is getting stale And find a new dog tale The only way they can Btop us Or getsomo verses new is to keep ns Belling Furniture And give ns more to do PYLK fXmas Gifts A few suggeitlons for a beautiful It and Useful Xnias Present 1 BBNSHAW store Fine country good trade of your patronage in dress making Good reasons for selling Satisfaction Terms guaranteed T H Gaines Co reasonable 9th street above depot Montgomery Ky dec22tu tf To Reduce Btook Mrs F M Girand desires a share A sot of Sterling Bllyer Spoons Porks a Clock of any kind yine Um ¬ or brella a Heal Leather Purse or Card Case something in flilrer Novelties an A No 1 Watoh a Pretty Piece of Jewelry We can supply anything that should be found In a First elais Jewolry Store Two dozen Plymouth Rock hens and Cockerels for sale at 50 cents each Also a few Leghorn hens Guaranteed pure C M Meaohau Hopkinsville Ky I 1 J Ilk A now novel called Young Greer Mr E A Stowe iB entitled to wear of Kentucky has just been issued by the honors on line corn Samples Eleanor Talbott Kinkead of Lexing shown us aro tho finest we have over ton seen One oar measured 14J inches in length and another oar larger but not so long contained 1054 grains Mr Stowe says tho corn taken at random from the crib nholls out half a bushol to 24 eani Who can beat t iSfc thisT TOBACCO BARNS Insured by Long Kelly III sf s An Enigmatioal Bill of Fare For a dinner served on the Dining Cars of the Chicago Milwaukee St fc LJ rt tr H i rip IpfW rm raar KwAifes risf tfv ov sy Geriiart N V Gerhart at tho head of the firm of N V Gerhart A Soup ono of the leading dry goods firms in Clarksville died Friday nt Las Vegas N M He had been an invalid a number of years and was on route with his wife aud son to California hopiug out there to regain hi health when he was suddenly overtaken by death Metoalpb Little Mary McOarty Metcalfe infant daughter of Mr dispelling coldi headaches ami fown Thos L Metcalfe died Sunday aged tQ RENT and permanently curing cntriiitioji She had fourteen months Storo houso for 1896 Beat loca aboutsick for some time with fever It has given satisfaction t lullionAird ijin met with the approval of tlie wheal tion in Hopkinsville Rat reason Mr and Mrs Metcalfe have the sym- 5rofea3ion becaas c it acts on the Ki able Apply to1 E Frankel pathies of many friends in the loss neys Liver and Bowels without whit of their only child The interment Elastio Oottage Paints is perfectly frte froiK ening them and it will take placo this morning at 10 every objectionable sulMnnno Sold by R C Hardwick Syrup of FiirH i lor sale by all drug d rablo aud brilliant on are the most oclock from the residence of Mr tho market John Orr gists in 60c andl bottles but it is wan Warranted to not scale ufctured by the California FiSym Vans Calvert Paint Co colored Ooonlywhose namo ia printed oirrV n St Louin fp Fort Buck Fort died rather sud ¬ package also the name Syrup t ix denly in the city Saturday of neural ¬ wid beingell informed you wilt UV Vitfdia double strength J91 sale by gia of the bowels aged about 45 oaered eeptnr8ibJitibtoif druggists VI V i years J Paul Railway will be sent to any ad ¬ dress ou receipt of a two cent postage stamp Apply to Geo H Heafford KNOWLEDGE General PaH euger Agent Old Colony Brings comfort and iratwofement acrf Building Chioa go 111 jrbGnal enjoyment ifhen lends to rightly lined Tho many who livn bet Iioni Wow Until Sprinaf ter than others and enjoy life more with Overcoat and winter wraps will be twa exjHjnditure by more promptly adapting the toilda bet product to in faslriou Thoy can be discarded ihe needs of physical being will attest temporarily while traveling in the tho value to lieitUh of the pure liquid steam heated joxntivo principles embraced in the Milwaukee trains of the Chicago St Paul Railway For remedy Syrup of Figs solid comfort for speed and for ltn excellence is due to its presenting fn tho form moMt acceptable ad pleor safety no other lino can compare nt to tho tatu tho ff ehing ami truly with this frreut railway of the West btiictfeinl properties of a perfect lax Tako Vitalia Liver Pills ative effectually clcarwing the uystem hfvo engaged counsel to flders injunction suit against the Dec 12th bring an L N Cpmpanv if such a step 8 work mules 3 yohng mares 2 J should be necessary to prevent it Dr P E West and wife of Fer- - from discontinuing tho trains on the Jersey cows 8with young icalves and other cattle brood sows 40 shoats guson Ky came down to spend branch 1 American harrow 1 Pekin disc Thanksgiving with relatives The cultivator 2 mogul wagons Oliver Doctor returned home Saturday but plows 2 new McCormick reapMrs West will remain several days LOCALS chillednow Deering mowers 45 bushels ers 2 We have the with her fathefj Mr C G Duke of clover seed 700 wheat sacks new complete stock of Messrs H Abernathy W E buggy and harness crop of tobacco Ragpdale James West and T C and 100 acres growing wheat farming Furniture and House Hanbery spentyesterday in Spring implements and other personal proU0 Iking tobacco Furnishing Goods of field Tenn to perty Robertson county farmers it being M A Masox Admr All Kinds in the city County Court day P T Shelton Deod Miss Nora Fowler of Henderson I will sell at public auction to the Newstead Ky Dec 2 95 arrived Sunday on a visit to the fam highest and best bidder on ily of Mr W T Williamson Mr Robert Swansburg accompanied her ou the trip returning home the same near Beverly Ky the following propand will have ifc if nignt erty 4 good work mules 1 extra low prices and square Mrs J 1 Longacre of Elkton harness horse 8 years old 1 passed through the city Friday en saddle and harness maro 1 cow due dealing will secure it route to Pee Dee to attend the bed- ¬ to calve 2 heifers 1 mulo 1 mare 2 steers 1 boar 1 brood Mrs Garland W Come and see us side of her sister Jones who is dangerously ill of mare 2 yearling mules 1 mule colt I will sell at public auction at the Brights disease and paialysis of the 1 McCormick binder 1 mower nearly farm of H M West deceased on the i Mr Longacre accompanied new 1 disk harrow 1 smoothing bar Russellyillo road six miles from Hop- heart cSs his wife as far as this city returning row 1 wheat drill 2 wagons 1 hay iunsvuie on rake A lot of 3 horse 2 horse and 1 home on the afternoon train horso plows and double shovels a lot The Modern Mother of wagon and plow harness a lot of Has found that her little ones are im- - single and double trees a lot of wheat tho following personal property 8 proved more by the pleasant laxative sacks 25 or 30 bushels of rye a lot head of horses and mules 1 milk Syrup of Figs when in need of the hogs and a nice Jot sorghum Terms cow and calf 6 fows and pigs 15 laxative effect of a gentle remedy made known on day of sale head of sheep all of the farming im- ¬ than by any other and that it is more GEOH ilAJOR plements 200 bbjs of corn etc acceptable to them Children enjoy Terms made known on day of sale it and it benefits them The true James West Admr H M West The country is flooded with cheap remedy Syrup of Figs is manafac doctored compounder sold as Get your supplies for tured by the California Fig Syrup whiskey and consumer cannot bo Co only too careful to demand a brand that The regular army of tho United thanksgiving day from Thi they can roly upon States has a total of 25706 enlisted Xorth Dakota Bdttor I W Harpers Nelson CountTi Ky men and2126 officers which ought Bottom Grocers Wright to make it tho bekt commanded army 100 excursion ¬ Whiskey ia a standard brandguaran Yesterday morning Bullard teed absolutely pure by the distillen on the planet The cavalry consists x ists 50 of thenumber being editors SOU BT of 6170 enlisted men and 432 officers from North Dakota passed through W R Long the artillery has 4025 enlisted inou N enroute to tho city over tho L Hopkinsville Ky and 280 officers Atlanta Thoy arrived at Nashville r jaamjjjBt at 7 p m and were entertained for ii- M F SHRYEB several hours in that city the address TC HANBERY T QvilTr if vriffei A of welcpme being delivered by Elder R Lin Cave l As administrator of P T Shelton The people living along the Bloom deed I will sell at public auction at fie branh together with the bond his late residence near Newstead- on i is Sale GRAVES COIDY MAIN STREET JEWELERS II Thursday SPhCML Listen - liost p IP j Tuesday Dec 10th Ijputift X2ec 1 We Want Your Business I TJaoranpsrL DCead03 7 Tlisiii Turkeys f UKATB8 n PLES WAREHO Si U pysters CranDemest r belery Jelies7 1 in T- r CHEAPER THAN i ANYBODY cjbuXjTOtf T- ii--- l HANBERY SHRYER Proprs Railroad treat Between Tenth and Eleventh Hopkinsville NAT GAITHER Wright Sullarfy if T O HANBERY Salesman Ky MAIN ST Next door to KentuckJan 1 4 JAS WEST Jas I Paii and BeloteOrnamental1 Pfc i f In GAITHER WEST sV 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