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ZExocis Siilts HALF PRICE AT THREE QUARTER PRICE SO 3EerLs Pioofe Siait 1 0 O 3Cens IFrocIs Siaits AT 10 PER CENT OFF j is K All qualities are represented in above lots T i J H Anderson Co i Mens VS V S FINE SHOES We are croinerJto reduce our V I line of styles in the famous f m n j EDWIN ClAPP Hand Sewed Shoe r kj- - offer a lot comprising narrow medium and wide toes in For a limited time we wilL it r i ih a fa M INALL SIZES at JL iVfPm v Zp 0 I We havebeen selling these goods for 500 and 1600 THIS Corn 1 arly and get your sizes SLE IS U01N ON Si i il K I I it s i I PETREE al T r aHpaBBaaBHL CO I The following interesting sketch of The new city Council met Tuesday Still At Largo Col William O Bradley who will be- Â¬ night and after attending to routine Fatettevill Tenil Dec 4 The come governor of Kentucky next business adopted an ordinance fixing two negroes who assaulted tho little Tuesday iB from the Cincinnati En- Â¬ salaries for the next two years as fol- daughter of Mr Wm Walker Mon quirer lows day morning on Stewarts Creek this William OConnell Bradley was Clerk 3G0instead of 400 county have not yet been apprehend- Â¬ born March 18 1847 in an unassum Â¬ ed although the country has been ing farm house about two miles from Treasurer 400 instead of 350 thoroughly searched Attorney 450 instead of 500 Five negroes who were unable to Lancaster on the Buckeye road now Assessor 200 no change made explain their whereabouts satisfactori- owned by Henry Clay Jennings Ho Sexton 360 no change made ly when the event occurred were was the youngest of eight children Teamster 300 no change made Street supervisor 600 as hereto- - taken into custody and brought be- born to Robert M and Ellen Totten fore the little girl for identification tore Chief of Police 840 instead of but being unable to say that either of them were the negroes who assaulted 900 her they were given their liberty Policemen 630 instead of 660 It is now thought that the guilty Firemen 66 no change made Collector 3J per cent of collections parties escaped into Alabamans the After this business was finished on State line is onlv a taw milas distant motion of Anderson the council from the locality whore the crime was went into executive session and after petrated Jivery effort will bo made the room was cleared the election of to apprehend the fiends and to pun- Â¬ officers was begun Three candi- ish them lawfully if possible dates were voted for in the clerks Resulted In a Mistrial race The contest opened with Ware The somewhat celebrated suit of Pool and Anderson voting for H W Tibbs Holland Perry and Flack for George Mimms against Robt T C M Meacham and Dal ton for Lu- - Chilton for 200 damages come up for cian H Davis After three or four trial at Pembroke Tuesday but the ballots Flack voted for Davis with an jury failed to agree upon a verdict occasional vote for Meacham and aud the case will have to be gone Anderson alternated between Tibbs over again About two months ago and Davis Sixteen ballots were while Mr Mimms was 53 S 2s2i353iS jii taken without a result beiDg reached his dogs it is claimed fox huntinga disturbed and then a mo ion was adopted to flock of sheep belonging to Mr Bradley His father was born in drop the hindmost man on the next two or tne dogs were posed to a forcible increase by any ballot On tho 17th ballot Andersou unuton and Messrs Madison county in 1808 and ranked killed Henco the suit European power of its territorial pos returned toTibbs and Flack voted for Clark and Howell represent Mr amongythe brightest legal lights of DaviB keeping him from being dropMimms and Messrs Bush and Petree the state His paternal grandfather sessions on this continent ped The ballot stood Tibbs 3 Isaac Bradley settled in Madison 2 Our relations with England and Meacham 2 Davis 2 Nobody was are the attorneys for Mr Chilton county in an early day but finally Â¬ Hoard of Supervisors Appointed Germany in thectontrol of Samoa are dropped and the deadlock was allowinconsistent with the traditions of ed to remain until the folowing The County Judge has appointed went to Bath county where he died night Johnson1 M B Brown He was this country and in violation of the For treasurer Buckner Leavell W Messrs B F OF miSH PAUENTAOE principles we profess P Winfree and H D Wallace were R Y Pendleton D E Fowler G W 3 Little comfort is given the voted for On the third ballot Mr Wiley H C Gant and R J Caroth his father great grandfather of tho friends of Cuban independence The Leavell was elected receiving four ers as the Board of Supervisors for subject of this sketch emigrating the tax list of 1896 and they will meet President says the plain duty of thiB votes to three for Winfree Isle prior to tho J B Allensworth W S Withers W in this city Monday Jan 6 The from the Emerald in which he ren- government is to observe in good KHowell and Jno Phelps were voted Board will remain in sessidn ten Revolutionary War faith the recognized obligation of in for in the attorneys race The race days Bnd then adjourn for the same Ldered valuable service being at York- ternational law narrowed down to the first two and length of time to give the Sheriff an town when UoruwalliB surrendered 4 The mebsage merely reviews Allensworth was eleoted receiving 4 opportunity of notifying those whose His wife was Margaret OConnell a assessments have been raised They relative of the immortal Irish orator recent events in Turkey and notes votes to 3 for Withers John A Twymari was re elected will then re assemble and be in ses- and patriot Daniel OConnell aud the measures adopted by this Gov ernment to protect its citizens in that street supervisor without opposition sion five days to hear final com- this relationship perhaps accounts for the rare and brilliant flow of elo- Â¬ L- - C Cravens was chosen tax colplaints country quence which characterizes Ken- Â¬ 5 The President recommends that lector on the first ballot receiving 4 N Freight Wreck L tuckys new governor Ambassadors and Ministers of the votes to 2 for E M Hurt and 1 for N freight train South bound L Robert M Bradley father of WilUnited States at foreign capitals be R M Wooldridge Lee Morris city liam O married Ellen Totten a Â¬ No 57 was wrecked near Hanson sta provided with official residences at teamster and n Itoark cemetery sexton were each chosen on the first bal- tion a iew miles north of Madison daughter of Joseph H Totten whoso the public expense 6 The decrease of the gold re lot without opposition ville about 3 oclock yesterday morn- father came from Culpeper county Geo Bradley was elected assessor ing Three loaded cars were ditched Virginia and settled in Garrard coun- Â¬ serve is attributed to the falling off in exports under the tariff law now on the fifth ballot His vote was 4 to and the track was torn up for some ty Ho also served in the Revolu1 repealed and to the increase in the 3 for J T Greer There were several distance The road was blot ked by tiqnarv war when William waB candidates in this race before the the smash up for several hours and quite young his parents moved to agitation for free coinage 7 have had the slightest contest finally narrowed down to the express duo here at 435 a m Somerset Ky where they remaiuded I never Al- Â¬ until tne late war misgiving concerning the wisdom or Bradley and Greer did not arrive until about noon No though only 15 yearsbroke outhe left of age After considerable wrangling the one was hurt in the accident but the propriety of tho recent bond issue and am quite willing to answer for salaries of the police force were slight- loss to the railroad company will the schoolroom and entered the Union army as recruiting officer in Pulaski my full snare of responsibility for itB ly reduced The chief was put at probably be 1000 county and then aB a private soldier uuu mo puuee- promotion oiu iuoicuu ui 2ow at Louisville His stay with the army Married tho Wrong Couple 8 The Government has paid in men will be paid 630 instead of 660 The election was then resumed and tenths of its In the county clerks office at Lan- was of short duration however and Sold more than nine States notes and still owes on the first ballot the entire force was caster Ky a couple frbm the country he returned home and began the study of law with his father By a selected as follows J Sol Fritz them all obtained a license to marry and a special act of the legislature the first 9 The following is suggested Chief H H Layne T L Smith J The retirement or cancellation of the M Cravens Geo W Walker and preacher was called in to perform the act of the kind ever passed in Ken- Â¬ Another couple accom tucky he was admitted to the bar at ceremony United States notes or greenbacks bam Walker panied the bride and groom as at the ago of 18 years and formed Tr The meeting then adjourned and tne outstanding tretsury notes partnership with his father in tho issued by the Government in pay Â¬ on motion of Flack leaving the tendants to tho wedding The minis legal profession at Lancaster This ter made a mistake and married the ment of silver purchases under the clerks race unsettled The Board met again Wednesday wrong couple Seeing his mistake was an able firm and by close appli J 890 could roadily be This act of accomplished by exchanging the night to try it again and one he called them back and married the cation and constant practice he bo The minister says the came master of Iub profession and notes for United States bonds long ballot served to settle the long drawn right ones term of small and large denomina out race Meachams name was with bridesmaid and best man answered gained not only a competency but a tions with a low rate of interest A drawn by Holland and his two re the questions and he thought them national reputation among the most profound jurists of the age In 1870 feature of the plan would bo to au- Â¬ maining votes divided Holland going the interested persons he was elected county attorney of to Tibbs and Perry to DaviB This thorize the Secretary of the Treasury Circus Performer Killed Garrard and in 1872 he was Presi- Â¬ of the bonds abroad for would have elected Tibbs but a sur- Â¬ to dispose William Castello a circus perform- dential elector on the Republican Regold using the proceeds to take up prise was in store Andersonthe and canceiany notes in the Treasury publican member threw Tibbs at the er who claimed as his home Hender ticket In the same year he was tho for or any that might be received by the last moment and voted for Davis giv Â¬ son was knocked from a train near Republican candidate Hon Congress Milton J ing him the necessary 4 votes Chattanooga Tenn early Tuesday but was defeated by Government In 1875 he received the Mr Davis is bookkeeper for C M morning and sustained injuries which Durham 10 National banks should be allowed to issue a circulation equal to the par Latham and is a very capable and caused his death He was with Sells vote of his party in the legislature Â¬ value of the bonds they deposit to deserving young man He Js a Bros and en route home when the for United States senator Heinenter 1876 to Councilman Dalton accident occurred Castello was rid ed the race for congress again secure it and the tax on this circula- brother-in-laing on the platform and was jostled on the Republican ticket and was be reduced to one fourth of tion Standing Committees off His friends claim a man knock- Â¬ again defeated although he received one per cent than were 11 Relief should be had from The following standing committees ed him from the train and the matter 3000 more votesthe Eighth ever cast Congresfor his narty in He died in maintaining a gold reserve under were appointed at the meeting of the is being investigated sional District In 1878 and 1882 ho great agony constitute it tho ba- Â¬ City Council Wednesday Dight conditions that was again nominated for congresa Gold rometer of our solvency Finance and Supplies Flack Anbut Engineer Instantly Killed to be an object attract Â¬ derson and Holland should cease TO MAKE THE RAGE KEFUSED ing the timid watch of our people and Streets and Sidewalks Holland Monday morning at Jordan Sta- Â¬ exciting their sensitive imaginations Pool and Perry In 1879 his party named him for tion Ky near Paducah engineer We ore financially ill and 12 General of the state but on Water and Lights Pool Ware and Will Briggs was knocked out of his Attorneyof ill health he declined require heroic treatment and unpleas uaiton account cab and killed He ant remedies Fire Department Anderson and charge ofinstantlyfruit train and was in One year later ho was selected as del a fast while egate at 18 Free silver means a collapse Flack state tcthe a coal chute leaned out and publicianlarge for the Convention Ro of tho entire system of credit parting National Cemetery Ware and Perry at fmssingback to get a signal His company with the progressive and en- Â¬ seconded tho Building and Permits Pool head was crushed by a beam and be Chicago ofwhere heand was one ofnom lightened nations of the world in land and Dalton tho Grant ination was thrown entirely out short national immorality Health Perry Holland and famous three hundred and six 14 Even the continued agitation ton Liquor Licenso for 1896 During the Bame year he waB chosen of tho Bilver questions adds greatly to Grievances Anderson Holland and The City Couucil on Tuesday as a member of the National Republi- Â¬ the difficulties of a dangerous finan Pool can Committee for Kentucky aud de night fixed the amount of city license livered several speeches in New York cial situation already forced upon us Work House Pool 15 In conclusion Mr Cleveland Pardons and imprisonments Flack for the sale of KqUorat 800 for next Indiana and Ohio desires to assure Congress that he is Anderson and Dabney year the same as it now is This re In 1884 he was n delegate lor tho prepared to co operate with it in the sult was arrived at after considerable state at larce to tho Renuplician Na Charity Pool Elack and Dabney perfection of any measure promising speech making and several proposi- tional Convention of the Kentucky thorough and practical releif Tbo Louisville druggist donot take tions to increase tho amount had delegation and spofeo against the o proposition to curtail Southern trepr kindly to the proposed plan of the been voted down resentation President Arthur select- Bull Bun the first battlefield of telephone company for putting in Senator Hill has called in his lect- Â¬ civil war will be disposed of at the telephones in order auction to be divided into building to maxe patrons c ise arug store pay ure engagements on account of a oohthto0 on vara rioa losing busuiMCL lofc Only two subjects are discussed in the message transmitted to Congresa by President Cleveland to day foreign relations and finance The principal features and recommendations of the document are summar ized here s 1 The Monroe doctrine is upheld in connection with Venezuelas dis Â¬ pute with England and the British Government has been officially notified that the United States are op- Â¬ Qj32sv w Hoi-Dal- nickle-in-tho-sl- ot L lot weir muo ais v v r w ill r J r rnniT M Ii I iw tsi t J ii MMMIBIi 111 MIH WHHHlHini --f- 1 irir- - December il 1895 n if iH A Miracle in Texas lf I u -t- i it Ki I ii rsx Kit j 1 I li m kJ t K itft ft i v KH M tightingforl iiut Ill stand another No 62 No 5 Daily pint to drink to the pious memory of Daily east bound 7 20am 255pm never bin the ekal to here nor beat no I etsy Uudgins Henderson thats the tombstone Lv Spottaville 7 43am 810pm wfiere again Timmy out o gratitood to her 8 80 a m 400 p m Owensboro 4 John with dejection You speak for not havhig bin well quite thopur Lewisport 918am- Mpm 8 87 am 4 59pm awesville 1 4 true Timmy there aint fection we took her for Which would 10 05 a m 52l p m Cloverport Timothy And sech a lively one 10 28am 0 45pm 5 left utS a revenging and bloodthirsty Stephensport a 1105 am G80pm Sech a way wi her Not one o them acnuse of her alhourborn days Black1 - Irvingtou 11 Brandenburg a t 12 81 p m 6 58 p m gals as you may walk with and walk and White 05 m 7 85a ra West Point 00 p m 8 30 a m Ar Louisville and doilt get nothlnk for your trouble Ills Sim Story Never at a loss but a Yes or a No For further intorinatrfm address Lady of- the House A big strpug man for a word werent Betsy Alius an an- Â¬ H C MoEnUK AO Pi A swer back as sprightly as you please like you ought to be ashamed to beg or Louisville Ky And high sperrited Why there werent Why dont you go to work WLMills J Ungged Haggard at tho door OwrnsboroKy no putting of er flown Not afeared o nobody werent Betsy Not one of them cant gitno work nt me trade maddiin fools with tho high strikes Cur Im a professional airyknot A what rageous uncommon Knowed her own Airyknot Hyin machine maddim N l TIME TABLE mind for sartin and ud have give you a piece of it any day as soon as looked 1 invented a llyin machiuo that would TRAINS DOING NOBTU actually lly an 1 would have made mo a m i28t foulh hast Mail We could fill this paper with simi- nt you NiwhYlllo Vrnom She evprlostin fortune but for an accident v o St Louis Express John with deeper dejection lOslo pm lar reports but think this sufficient would Timmy she would 5t Half dc capitalists hr de state was preaTRAINS OCINO SOUTH to interest you in sending for book on ent vven de day of trial came Do ma Â¬ so 63 St Louis Express Timothy wi renewed enthusiasm so 50 Nashville Accomodation chine Vent up all right but de propel the subject qi health And ekynoniical with the money 061 St Louis Mall Not to be per layered like other gnlBt lor got outer gear somehow when It Naslivlllo Accoinmodailon does not ron ou Valuable Book Free long4 sight sensibler than any othem was half a mile up in de air an dere do A unday machine stuck an never did Nirih bound St Louis and Chicago Fast little fools as some chaps thinks such blamed r lns havo hrough train solid and sleepera of Sech a lino figure of a come down ngin An dem capitalists muago aim 01 Ojouib a deal K4 lue stops only at Important stations Sech a manager There said 1 was a rank fraud an blacklisted woman Sf3 FOURTH AVENUE m 1 orotniuga Hav tbrougU Jullman Hieep- me an aint never been able to git a io Atlanta ua werent Kentucky Udonn one like Betsy In ten thousand ibbat tne trade since Puck t XomevitLE J MlADAMSAKOnt twitu tue ucencst ueiectioni -- ijiUhii r r3 tji tMi 6 4 i miracle Rev Z Meek Cutlettsburg Ky 1 have used the Electropoiso for five years and find it invaluable as a curative agent Especially is it effi cacious in cases of feeble women and delicate children Rev Robert Barrett Louisville Ky Baptist Seminary Electropoise cured after all other remedies failed Rev W W Bruce HustonvilleKy Electropoiso cured opium habit Rev George Means Covington Ky In one night the Electropoise re libyed brain congestion and vertigo FrqnisonQdlstantchlmerlcaUelBhfa John Theres ufotliinfe- atrin Betsy darkness where vaguS desire l ropes Timmy Ive wrote upon her tomb Â¬ And lo strays In strange wlriplessi stone uvvordnnd no plight tte expense npured as boy she were tho broughtthem to my notice tfeel Of the thoughts that wander by day best o wives and deeply lamented by tHalf formless and faint In Intent life tfooods her sorrowing husband which is hie as if I had new lease Of desiring too deep to bo toldi Walking Hats Sailor Shapes and aifeeshunute friends which is J Fairleigh Platte Cannonf Col And loves that havo vanished away l Of purposeful good that was meant nobody special and she Were thubest in endless variety and at the And sorrowful memories old o wives only to my thinking and Pro lowestprices Julia N Finch In N O Times Democrat had experience Timmy drops his voice and leans towards Timothy confiden- Â¬ BYGONES tially the best of wives is u long sight Stampcdl XiiienB too good for tho likes o you and niel Timothy with Interest Are you Corsets Old John fat optimistic and peaceful 1 Old Timothy lean pessimistic and queru- Gloves Johii Im riot a snying nothinkTirn lous Mandkercljiefw Scene Tho tap room of a village alo my T wouldnt say half o that except Entirolynow and firtt olas Jii all house to the chap as as bin a sorrowin arter respects Excellent Sample Rooms These are Peautiful Goods n 1 t mm IMOTHY Itetsy these 20 year and hasntliked her ind sorvice unoqualed in tbo city y dnd just what you want for i John any the wtis you take my word On Double Car Line m Christmas Presents I lit us he sits down pi his not having had no dealings with C P L P KiiffiiDBBKR Proprietors opposite to her I wouldn t speuk disrespeckfu ot - Kv Henderson him if any my devoted and lamented vvifo thats dne ud a toid tho tombstone agin that is Timmy if mc as Id live to you was to pay me for it But 1 ob- Â¬ Tlit rtssjw ifctravcwr jtHh Mme F Levy Mgr HI see the day serves giural like as how sprightlluess WAYNES when 1 should afore marriage is tantrums arter and sot down opper as how a gal as cant say nbthink but site John J3ud- - No nor Yes is a long sight better C - -- V9 withoulsuiT IhUrcal moaicinf earei g ins and drink than a gal as cant stop at No nor I1 tar eczam Itch f WkS3o eruDtJoni aalthe fAOt my glubs Wiiuout throwing it at his Yes nohow and is it talking and y r 7 r F V w 91 A AV hindl noaei Acltarlnr nrMr wicked old heud 1 wouldnt u believed n nagging and a worriting all her born l 3Fh ikia elr wtiu and hxUhrJ ruAli T Atnet riiu or aent brmlt for ot em And if Id a knownus Providence days IWJ31USon rWaiialpliU huAik rmrtrtiHUi tU could n bin so stoopJd as to have left Timothy astonished and feebly Sold by K C HARDWIOk such u darned old deceiver iii this wurld But she were a good manager andeky and took Betsy this threo years come nomical werent she Johnny DoYnoiKiiov Dff Yoti Know- Miehelmas to tother Im blamed if John You believe me Timmy She The Palace carries m JOHN ECIIOi S eft UH I am soiling t Id ever have paid lippeneo to Farmer were sech a good manager as the house kBKCEIVKBS ST JOHN BOYLE tho largest andf T rte Jones boy to give me a lift into this con- Â¬ were a long sight too spry to hold tho Sailors ThePjfBttlest WalkinKjIuts founded ole village rhap as kep it It was Tak your boots Xiino of Trimmed ZXts John with u slight nervousness Ilrusli your oil on the doorstep cheaper than any THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY KOCTE itull be rare and glad to see you will clothes and Wash afore meals and in Hbpkins vllleV house in theeity Lor told place Tiuiiny which is my senti Â¬ what not And ekyuomical ments likewise and ud be more so if as bless my soul Timmy shed have look EvamsviWe how you could lay aside contrariness to makin mj trousers herself reglar If PRETTIEST Ari TWO let bygones be bygones accordin to hadnt spoke up and said as how i LARGEST EXPERIENCED Scriptur and take your half pint along she made me another pair Id commit AND ALL POIKTS -LINE a me as pleasant spoke as you was afore soaicide in our well and spile her drink TRIMMERS C2 idligwi tm mw niw the two of us fell in love with Betsy in water for her by my corpse while itauding TO as to a half pint or a pipe Betsy saidas simultaneous Aim On You Know Memphis Yickslmrg Kow Orlesws Timothy with deep gloom It My aim is to plrase T t I have two AND ALL POINTS werent the fallin inlnv John Budgins you and Kxperiencetl as has made me thirstin for your life City Save Yota blood so to speak these 20 years Why Limlteo Trains and Perfect Service 2Vloneyv Trimxriersi ivry chap in the place were in luv with Conafectlng at Memphis with through trains Givemeacallr Miss Crow and Mi39 er aim you cant go about the wurld Mrs Ada Late to all points In Essington a thirstin for life blood in cinral It aint safe No no John Budgins It Ratas Tickets and all lnfornntion will be werent the fallin in luv which wns tumlshed ou appllaatloa to- your uearest natural and not to be perwented as 1 ticket agent complains of it were the darned mean T Q LYNCH ness of the chap as chops in afore all Noticral Passenger Ageti Louisville K the rest of us and marries her John wiping his forehead apologetically with a bandanna handkerchief Well Timmy Im sorry tor it and 1 me Table cant say no fairer than that TRAINS OOINO SOUTH No h Daily No 3 Dallm Timothy withsarcasm Yousorrj Mall Express Mail Express Why in course you are That ud be vimsvllle 630 am 400 pm nateral John Budgins that ud And 4 30 p m Henilnraou 717am Corydon 5111 p n PRACTICAL Im darned if I see why Annie Nia and 7J0n Morganileld 882 am 515 p m Saphir should a been took sudden and c vii p m DeKoveu 850am Mrs Jones is a woman of very pim you left sitting hale and hearty over Sturgis 001am 6a7pu ple tastes Marion DUSam 7 25 p m your half pint a saying as how you le Princeton 1055 am 830 p m Yes I noticed that when LKT I1YGONES I1K BYGCNES sorry for having got the one as were ospm Cerulean Sprlnes ll30am You have never met her Gracey 1 cm o the parish with a hundred lll pin 020 pm the pride 9 40 p m 1205 No but I was introduced toherhus of her Uncle Bens to her fortun and a mini were the selflsliest wickedest in Ii nopkinsville NORTH ROUND fbaud Boston Budget iiumancst ernutures shed ever come red on her cheeks as made all the No 2 Daily No 4 Dally I So they Is Mail Kxprosa Mail ExpriS f peenys nnd roses as ever you growed in across And when says v llopLii8vllJe 840a m and so they will be and terbac a60p m Telephone 1566 v - No lSaNojCTnCoLLEGEVSTBEET ft v your darned old garden look pale to it Cetsj 055 a m frinceton 445p m T cer quiets em she ups and gives mo Marion p 8i4fpvni 76aa m Betsy were like that John meekly DeKoven one on tho side o face as I bears tho Gi5upm 850a m w Timmy she were Morganlleld 7 26 pm 9ii9a m Corydon 1003am 767 p m Timothy O course she were and marks on now Timothy still more feebly Still Henaerson 820 pirn 105 a m Why you might ha seed sech hair 11 16a m ArEvausville JV Ml R fflRf jL n uiup m T she were n fine VIV s IOCAl FllElUHl your face in it of Sundays when oiled up Johnny werent llgure of a woman 4 she Lv Princevon W-S-718 am Daily fS I lor a walking out in the arternoonsl ArIIopklnsville 1020 a m John sententiously By the time a Harrodsburg Ky Prt siding Elder of And sech a taste in dress None o your Lv 4 30 p m a week Timmy its A r Princeton 7oi dowdy ones as might be a goin to their chaps bill married Danville District Methodist Local surprising how darned little difference Hopkinsfieight will carry passengers between own funeral werent Betsy Sech a vilie and Princeton makes to him if hes nagged at by a Church Writes UfllUfliUWM liKANUlt one for a rose in her at and an ally it v- mwso to speak or a hop pole if her South Hound Dally minum locket round her neck as has oarril is thirty nines as is some o tho uv Unlontown 710 a m 505 pm waist imJaM- S3C4J 5 41 mm oyon i osupm best o wimmins or nineteeus if she vr japrganueiu North Bound D lly looks at him straight or if her eyes has bvMorganfield has cured me of The Electropoiso 035a m 780pm well wagarics And it ud surprise Vf TJniontown 1000 a m 65 p m severe rheumatism after two applicaB F MlXOIIBLU you what a long sight easier it is togit h MSlIKBVTOODAgt tions all night each and is of great HoptlnsvilleKy used to a pore nose than to a pore tem- Â¬ benefit to 1113- family in nervous headper -Timothy after a long thoughtful ache I heartily commend it pause Then it do seem Johnny its l TJTSVILLE ST LOUIS jB iH H 0 Hf iB HtSw b H PW H W mt 9HHI 8B VB BB TEX you and I have bin quarreling unneces i AS RAILWAY sary through Uetsy not being no great Gos- Â¬ shakes mrter all and as how instead of MB HBR Itfb dk Bkk SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAVl 1805- a thirstin for your life blood these 20 years its gratitood as Ive hin owing you for putting her and hen tantrums No 53 2fo5U WMMU HRi H sWiA ifJ v 9 jf i 7 Dally wkstiioUnd Daily out 0 my wuy t SO pm 7 45 a in John with deep feeling It is Tim- Â¬ Lv Louisville 7 25 pm 8 40 am Wat Point my it is 8 04pm 017am BrandenbuigLTimothy And youll let bygones bo Irvlngton 8E0pm 4tam u 9 09 p m 10 28 a m Stephensport bygones according to Scriptur 9 28 p m 10 50 a m Cloverport And John Jtight Timmy right 9 6ipm 1116 am Hawcsvllle 10 18 pm lHOajn Lewisport Lord what a few quarrels therod bo Rev John I Rodgers Danville Ky 10 69 p ni 12 22 am Owensboro in this world it people only Knowed tno Spotsvillo II 45 pm 108 pm It is a mystery to me almot a 12 JO a m 1 30 p m real waluii of the things vthey was a- - Ar Henderson Of INVESTIGATED Blf THE TEXAS rt VOCATE AND CHRISTIAN T VOUCHED FOR BY DR C H STANSBURY fjrom the Texat Christian Advocate Our representative lias mmlo a careful In veatigation of the II E Spauldfng- - case at Longview which is here published for the first tine and which will bb read with interest by medical men everywhere n reply to the Cttrislian Advocate1 ques Â¬ tions MrSpauldingBald About eight yean ago while running a locomotive I contracted sciatic rheumatism In niy left sidefrom my hip down It came on slow but sure and in a few months I lost control entirely of that member it was just the same as if it was paralyzed I was totally unable to move out of my room for a year and a half six months of which time I was bed ridden I tried every remedy suggested andhadregu lar physicians in constant attendance on me I was bundled up and tent to Hot Springs where I spent three months under the treatment of the most eminent special istsall of which did me no good and I came back from the springs in a worse condition than when I went I came home and laid flat on my back and suffered the most excruciating agonies screaming in pain every time anybody walked across the room the only ease I obtained being from the constant use of opiates After three months of this kind of ngonv during which time my entire left leg perished away to the very bone my attention was called to a new remedy called Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People by Allison who is now train dispatcher at Tcxnrknna and who was relieved of locomotor ataxia of twenty years duration At his urgent and repeated solicitation I consented to give them a trial after taking a few doses I began to improve I continued taking the pills and kept right on improving until I was finally cured My leg is just the same size now as the other one aud I am sure that Pink Pills not only cured me but saved my life The reporter next visited Dr CII Stans miry a graduate ot one of the medical schools of Kentucky and a man who enjoys the confidence of everybody in Longview 1 know that Mr Spauldjng had lie said a terribly severe attack of sciatic rheumatism of which I tried to cure him used every thing known to my profession in vain and finally recommended him to go to Hot Springs Ho came back from the springs worse than when he went and I thought it was only a matter of time until his heart would be affected and ho would die I also know that his cure is the direct result of the use of Dr Williams Pink Pills That is rather on unusual statement for regular physician to make doctor lJ know it is but a fact is a fact and hai-s arc hundreds of people right here in LongvJRW who know what I say is the truth I also know Mr Allison and know that he was relieved of ngenuine ard severe case of locomotor ataxia of twenty years Of visions Impossibly sweet And a shuddering nameless foar Of gems with strange mqcKing giowll And winds pervnslveand fleet Of a world of supremest delights fT And vague and linposslblo hopes Of lips that consent andu light DREAMS What are dreams mad6 of Gossamer fancied and shreds Of fantasia desires Glema And sparkle and abrald of litghtlj sptin half woven threads Of splendtdjand vanishing beams Of a mist a shlno and a tear Of waters that sine aa they flow fe You sjHwk TIaunjr truer ttautarcty ere fjvufr Jkuow Th vt Lim for tufter tlino attentively HaVe you any j DV lutt jRLlIp4 rllls an absb- V meanhig John iiudghsv m repeating oi CureTdraicTc headache ays- my words dtul ffreeingf with mo so lute Btimo WSShy lW ltUytUMyM A StrmgftOftlf ICaf 80H fi- rJ uncommon ready Ud you have been do- gl uave you got any think agin tho itiiest gal as ever step thatyou set thoro with your darned old face as long as my arm us litis longings-- to smush it and is perwented by riieiinmtiz Cos if you have you speak out aUuJU try what I can do With the toherV h The FiyWhee of Life Dr Tutt YpufXiverPillsi Sre the fly whed oflife I shall ever be grateful for the accident that pepsia sour stomach malariaconstipation jaundice bilious- Â¬ ness and all kindred troubles the fir Vr mm v tf Ao11rinD 1rtiVVt UIAAV Hats Jiimmed a of Hats We haVo aehoico lot of Paibr tern Hats audBonnff 1iich ve iiave reduced nearly oney half their f drmer value also a line of our own Trimmed Ilats It vjill pay you to call aa we can save you at lehst 25 per cent on these h Tutts Liver Pills Hotel Henderson Sailor Shapes Stamped vi Linens Afullliueof 4 j GHoves w Corsets Eerchiefs The LBA DEli A H a iPkS si- mM TMMMiHi 1 KMHHHHHH 9 SO aSfL TFfffffc T y0H rrryfffTTT vj 1 i c v 60 Sj 111111 p tm M Louisville pr 1 Cincinnati ft 30UTTE2 a ta 1 Arkansas and Texas WW lVTi M D SULL1YAM Nashville Tenn iPlunibiig- as and Steanj Bittiiig ftj O ELstiniaiies Solicited and OjresYS JPronaptly tterdecl Too x iKh mm i j JS m ia J- f vjseh--- L-si- DflYAI OFMFNT 1 I mP Ministers of the pel Indorse MR v A W t 1c IIS p 4 i f WELL TIM IM SOKIIY FOP IT PIMM ifEly f J ti X i i m f i JHDACG Wm p PHONE 98 TRr 11 f y-n fy X iM JW m WMiu jmSEmywmKm M DUBOIS vJi WEBB 1 1 1 1 III MKMmmKm2ax2j rmjm m Awm r f rj- TI r f mjy itvi I- M BKSBf El fa L 1 Uli I In l Should TTw 1 fc E tk t You P Suffer flavQj In their pUceaftBRlnstthOwa f Hero is a folio thats grim with ace And yellow dnd screen wilfe rapid Tlieroslhe breath of Iho sea onvery pajro hold And tho hint ot a And here ia a treasure from111106 la belle Exhaletli 1TIS ft SUPERB TONIGand Of wedded a faint perf umo7 lily and nsphodel exerted wonderful influence in Irt a gWden of song abloom strengttiemng her system by AndAhlss wee little book of puritan mien And rude conspicuous print driving through the proper chan- Â¬ cIJath the Yankee flavor of wintergreen niaybe of peppermint nel all impurities Health aild for babbling Valton strcnotlvare guaranteed to result InWheroltljetho brookB a grows tell cheery daisy from its use And wherojlri meadow or wobdland dwell The buttercup and tho rose My To was bedridden tor olBhteon months female SBESS bradfield issgetting wellkequ- - But best beloved of books I ween JJATOR for two montlis Aro thoao which one perceives J M JOHNSON Malvern Ark Aro hallowed by ashes dropped between BBADFltLD REOOLATOBCO GA ATLANTA The yelloW well thumbed leaves Bold by all DruggUts at SI 00 per bottle f Fof itrf here a laugh and Its thero a tear Till the treasured book is read And tho ashes betwixt the pages hero Tell us of onelong dead But the gracious presence reappears As wo read tho book again And the fragranceof precious dig t ant years Fllleth tho hearts of men I SCome pluck with me In my garden nooks t i The posies that bloom for all Oh sweet Is the smell of my old oldbooktf in their places against tho waul M tUelfiwdeatthrashing he had In MY GARDEN his Ul fer laflin at the lifd cause ho My irarden ahnnriiif Hi ih tlmmMimek bawled a little on the nuiet over hfa i And fragrance Is over It nil Wal etranjrCr Im For Bweet I the smell ofmyow eld bcoka Lmothers biclcr ttW i eer FEMALE REGULATOR tjgp i m meant hos thief It didnt take long to organize a posse and track the rnare in the direction of Crimson creek We hadnt got morcn two miles though when under a hill what should wo seo but Boston and Im dnrned If that quiet little cuss want astride o that mare It didnt take us long ter snake that kid outn his saddle lie declared tho hoss wuz his but when Ike pinted out a nick over the gambrel o the left lilad leg1 bejjestr said kinder perlite All rightgenteyoure right an Im wrong mornin an actually started off Wal when wo explained what we wuz In thei habit o doin tor hossthiefs an how we didnt make no exceptions on anybodys account he jest swallowed hard a couple o times drew up his whole height an givln us a steady look out o them blue eyes o hisn says he All right gentlemen go ahead So we put him on a hoss anbnek wo toted him ter camp anithoy puthimln my tent with four of us outside to watch Its lucky for Boston stranger that wo lost half an hour huntin for a bar Â¬ rel but at last we found one anthe hardest job that ever I had was when tney teni me mxo nai tent to can uos ton He wasnt prayin aB I expected he might be but he was Jcs dovourln that picter uv his mother with those arnsome eyes o his After Id told him ds best I could ho jcistput his hand on my arm an says he Timyou always was good ter me I wantyer to seo that thio picter goes under the sod with me I promised and took the picter and out j Aye went Well to make a long story short wed just boosted BoBton up on the bnr- Good vigilancers didnt consider he needed tho looking of tet that ho Used tpr Bos Â¬ ton an hemaUe the queerest nals m tho territory but Im darned if Bill didnt love that boy bettern anything and everything on Gods earth Any Â¬ how we didnt hev no more trouble from Bill an after a spell he an Boston went over to Crimson creek and we lost sight o him fer a year or two But one morning Ike ITarkinB1 sorrel mare wnnt to bo found and whats more the bridle hed been cut an that darned if that boy didnt Jdnder re Â¬ form Bill in a little while so that wo LOOK OUT Gold Weather li r Y Is Coming 7 jBHBBMMBBHBH VH Get you the best heater in the worltL Fakes came and go but the genuine ROUND OAK contin uesxio lead the procession of heating stoves Ihe reason is plain see the name on the lesr We have the largest line of heat ers in the city ranging from 3 up t sodpnt fail to seo our stock before buying The Everlasting 1 e Can Suit Tort ROUND OAK Chicago Recordj Prom indigestion sour stomaek head ucho flatulency distress after eating T Or in it n enco of lost appetite want of energy weakness dobility US SQUARED HIMSELF BY SUKItJIAN t COOK Aro you norvous restless sleepless worn out In body and in mind 1 you pains in iho bac nips side head arms shoulders chest Aro you filled with mal ria sllo complexion coated tongue n ht wests dry cpugn chills and fovcr If any of these troubles ar yours thi tiling you neod is DK KINGS 1 MAJESTIC A Coal Thief is pilfering your bin in and you had been ridlnpr all day through permit it the stony un- Â¬ cultivated soil of northern Ari- Â¬ fasted at zona had break-Â¬ Re- Â¬ hs ii vival had fllned Pass and had at Perdition ar- Â¬ stove that to be overled to be coaxed to cook at all and dumps its coal without digesting it is a downright A cooking tough littlo sor- Â¬ rel at Peterson City Peterson City or Petersons as it was usually called was in the early seventiesabout tho worst apology for a municipality vith tho greatest certainty known to med- Â¬ ical science GERMETUER removes from the system tho symptoms nainei above giving strength in place of weakness Joy ous health in placo of sickness Thoro is no other remedy like it and And then it is none that can do its work a real pleasuro to tako it Little children tuko it with delight and it cures like nuigic 100 Cfor 600 All druggists rived on my In tho gentlest and happiest way and paper it was attractively laid out but to use the words of an inhabitant the man what laid it out would make a mighty poor undertaker Half a dozen or at the most ten buildings if we may so dignify their architecture stood in the settlement while beyond on the low hills surrounding the village a fluster of sheds might be here and there discovered The Eagle hotel which stood op- Â¬ thut even Arizona could boast of On robber THE MAJESTIC steel range saves food and fuel enough in two years to pay for itself All parts unbreakable Steel and jVEallealole Iron Its heat cant escape A rapid and even baker You can learn all about the Majestic Cooking Eange at our store The Majestic is such a saver that it pays to discard a cast iron stove for one KEEP YOUR EYES r Through Pullman Palace for Atlanta Sdvanah Macon posite the store and post office was a most atrocious libel on hostelrics hav Â¬ cube you ing three sleeping rooms nrd another Sold by K C Hardwick druggist common room for guests h eh nni at once office bar dining room and kitch- Â¬ en as well a3 the sleeping room of the proprietor and his wife 3 The proprietor who was also tho THE GKfiAT mayor was a six footer lean and with a savage bristling black Line Jloreover he was a pattern ofmustache obedience 4 between tho cities o for husbands His wife who was about and twice breadth Cincinnati Lexington Louis half hid height effusive to his guests was extremely her ville Evansvie St Louis there was another traveler at The Andtheoltlesor Eagle but Zachary her husband Mont had evidently been well brought upÂ¬ Nashville Memphis for she voiced her orders with no ungomery Mobile and New certain sound The combination of so- Â¬ ciability and authority both of which Orleans were too pronounced grated upon my nerves so after a meal called by WITHOUT CHASftB courtesj supper I crossed the street ANSIVEKD trfBIVALEO and entered the post office which ac- Â¬ cording to time honored custom Cars pied a corner of the general store occu- Â¬ I found the postmaster and proprie- Â¬ tor a genial little man with a short Jackson- Â¬ fiery red beard Ho was quite ready to talk and expatiated upon the merits of ville wsrw wjii Ms on the Celebrated Mogul Trunk WE nEAItD THE ALIFIItEPEST YELL and points in Florida 1 Connections are mado at Guthrie and NashvilQ for allipoints rel when we heard the allflredest jrell and into camp galloped Bill Murray I never see a horse so tuckered as Bills was and he looked himself as if hed But ho been riding to save his life hadnt just the opposite Gentlemen says he I hate to dis- Â¬ turb you but Im afraid youll have to transfer your attention from Boston to me Im the man that borrowed that mare an the youngster was riding1 it by mistake Oh Bill I says Boston running up to him you didnt really steal that mare Yes young un says he Ive had a fall from grace but I promise it shant happen again ah with the queerest look passin over his face these gentle- Â¬ men 11 help me keep my word It seems that Bill had wanted a fresh mare for some time and in spite of Boston the old Xick had got into him again an he crept into camp and got tho mare Boston was going to Murthys gulch an started before Bill woke up mounting the first horse tliat came to hand nnd Bill followed him when ho woke up see- Â¬ wagon the best wagon that can be made by first class mechanics and material they have stood the test Keey your money at home and get the best tvagon i fmmi mwiiw IN BUGGIES we have this year fa sur- Â¬ this road will receive special low rates See agents of this company tor rates routes 0 or write to T A C Atmow G B Louisville JSorth East South and West In rullman Palace Cara Seeking homes rftIIiDAM TO on the line ol C VIlUnAn I O passed any previous record Our stock was more carefully selected and was bought cheaper doods well bought are already half Come and sold JOIN IN THE pnthdovn sheen Pigajot both sexes npw ready for delivey registered or eligible to registry HEDALir HERD of Borkshire hogs anS MB Kino S Kewstead Ky BEST IN QUALITY MOSTINQUNfTV M Ctf JAmB7f VERMIFUGE a no ryK ng ivswf lIIllWWHhIIIII llRElil W flll WRRKI Bamnrilnai EVERY BOTTLE GUARANTEED1 SQI1 IIS AIO BKX7GCU3TS by FTttrd CO KICHiBDSOS MKMCIXE ST liaa ini IOCIS Sura Prompt PosltlA tV Jf r cj iii1I9p1FtI An St tl for Impotence Lota Seminal of Manhood lmlMtons Spermatorrhea Nitttousnese Stlfmtruety Leei pfHemenj 4c Will HeJieyqufiTflOiaVlaor f oWWinf PrloeiUW 3 Cure I T1T1JM--- 1 We gave Bill and Boston half an hour together before wo resumed the thread of our proceeding and when wo interrupted emBill says Boston fwhen these gentlemen an I finish keeping our littlo appointment put a necktie on mo ah slick mo up a fwAYyiciirit53Uri little an promise not to leave this tent An turning to us this barren corpjerdf AizonyV ir a for 20 minutes manner that was ceftalnly brave con- Â¬ Gentlemen I trust theres no hard feel sidering the rcsburce of itho ldnd Ho Ins Boston did as he was told and in a wasnooeihe oldest inhabitant and as he proudly arfnouncfed tlle orily day or tjyd wnt east Arizona want man in town that had knqjved Bill Mur- - no place for him anyway I ventured to say that I thought they As one of iffienfnrliatetirl liaqulred jOUght to 5bavj tempered justico with mercy m uiunntHuucc whcrMrJirtn raymlghtHhtcbCen Wal stranger he replied Bill wjz Maybe we had he returned maybe a tough nut btjt I reckon Bill wuz wo had but you dont know what Ari about the squarest man that was ever zona was in tho 50s assisted from Arizona to the happy Im no parson stranger but upon J j hunting grounds my soul1 think that Bill Murray started This seemed to be tluvopeidng 6i one ih the next world even Yes by thun of those stories part truth mri fic- Â¬ dcr hq squared himself tion which the natives of the region I told my companion that I thought were so fqqd pf imparting so placing sof too and riding away from Peter- Â¬ my flask atiriy Jists comniand 1 sons next day I mused on the story that had been told me realizing that in Â¬ asked for the particulars was way bpek rj 62 ho began deed as Iiap been said the good aro Jt and h dozen otfusranchershad ejected half bad and the bad arc half good ourselves vigilance committee and we Boston Budget sorter had our eyes on B11 fer sometime ex- Tho Era of Constantinople when Boston come out tensively adopted in the Greek empire I queried Who was Boston like several others began with the Wnltliat wprnt exactly his name foundation of the world which it fixed butho was a slip of a lad whod ben at B C 5508 This era was generally sent out f ei his Juealth lie cum from followed by the adherents of the Greek TvTew England and was so darn booki church and prevailed in Russia until fled that we Called him Boston an the the reign of Peter tho Great nameMuck JBoston was ab6ut 18 an didnt weigh The oldest bonnet SyaMound upon 10Q pounds tofjny thinkin Him in anyEgyptianmunfiyjjtliat of a princess who wan interred about 2000 years be- 1 rckerkct how Bill gift Jack Powers ifare Christ VTrW ing what mighthnppen PRGGFSSIOH If so use only the RETSOF SALT It will save meat when all others fail It is 99 per cent pure salt You can use it year after year No waste of salt no spoiled meat Try it and be convinced You will never use any other It is the cheapest for live stock One trial wiirconvince any one cid meat We are prepared to dp all kinds ot plumbing We have experien- Â¬ ced men and years of experience in the business so do not fail to give us a chance to figure on your work G uarantee satisfaction Do vou want to have sweet meat m place of ran- Â¬ 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 pe now the most complete stock ever carried in the city TALBOt SADDLES made to order a F Oil S MO v w ii- CH 4 if i jfii t t lf J Jin iV lA- f- Hi pv 10 Li C L U Ji if JJ 1 14-4- - Va i rttri sJ tJ V 4 bXXTVT t v VK T A J3 JCy tMWIWMM Q rMsa 1 1 flT- IBUSII Tfltmt if 0 IM1AI MtlMKUl Ih ah InterW hi tbecratHoh Standard Saying of JefST garter I RecbmmeWsItseK tok aaA wtU Uke ic Hf I Rfc- - w m il Hi i I M r j i w 1 f m y v t ft r Jfc m f f i 1 i it---- r4i fl the Veil the It ia not nor has it been my pur Â¬ beit safeguard pose to charge fraud or irregulari- Â¬ ftgaiaitsIcJcHMS SUBSCRIPTION 2 A VKVR IN ADVANCE ties I do not believe anything dis My ohlldrea tocai reading notices 20 cents per line Spe honest has occurred and only ask for ee weak and lul Local S oentp per line each insertion r V1 puny Two of Hates for sUmdlnR ndvortUomcut tunilnUert tho correctiorrbf plain errors which I n aytmefttton tkem had oa- believe when corrected assures my KFlUK 312 SOUTH MAIN STREET fair election beyond doubt xwNf mi Sarsaparllla I do not want the office with tho cured them after i3 s f Ki vVn Wi South Carolinas constitutional least shadow or doubt as to my fair other remedies J i myself Wo aire Belling election to it Life is too short and tailed I Convention has completed its work ThoNoted tho open air is to free for me just for had len dys V- 4r and adjourned tho sake of office to want to carry peptic for twenty yeara and aought relief any stain or reflection ot tnis Kind in vain I resorted to s v The Now Jersey people seem to be through it with me and from what Mr Dempsoys friends have said to hard to please when it comes to lecmust believe he shares and havo been built up In health It turers Within the last thirty days me of him I in this matter heartily cur d my atomaoh trouble and my weight my feelings I desire calling special attention to their they have rotters egged Bill Nye and And since the testimony shows has increased from 113 to HO poundsÂ¬ sanitary qualities Theso garments absorb ye sufferers from Maine to Califor hissed Bob Taylor clearly in my mind that Mr Try it kZh W the perspiration and prevent tho body from soventy aeven nia and from the North to the Gulf received Dempsoy being suddenly chilled by sudden chauges in n you good votes in that precinct that were Hoods Sarsaparllla will da fH j 3v tho weather Autiitor elect Saml H Stone of counted and that I received 208 D P Skew Justieaot iTeaoe Moantain FP ndWMfl six for 5 Kichmond is a brother-in-laof Cas votes which by clerical error were Creek North Carolina Hins M Clay Jr of Paris Both are dropped in transferring to the elecPills Vtf book Ibelieve the error will of Hon Jno D Harris tion stub fF bo corrected and the matter settled PREVEMTS speedily POSITIONS GUARANTEED Beginning with Monday theClarksI shall hope that the public will PN Do not say It can villo Daily Lieaf Unronicle was en not bo burdened with a long contest tinder reasonable conditions free catalogue of m not be done till you send for myself larged to eight pages appearing as a with Mr itDempsey and all will tho DRAUQHONS PRACTICAL but that it be actors in ayRHE hAvi six column quarto This increase in settled quickly and right just as soon i id size was made to meet the growing as honest investigations shall reveal tt4Me44 And you will use no other and who has a majority of votes cast by demand for advertising space XasbYillc Tenn ii m This College Is strongly endorsed by bankers botokens a prosperity we are gratified the people VI and merchants POUR weeks by Laughingly Mr Porter said By method of teach inir bookkecDincr Draughons Is eaual to to see the way with all tne seriousness of TWELVE weeks y the old plan Special ad vantages in Sttoathand Penmanship and Tcleg still theres a bit of good rapny cneap soara Open to the case M You know vacation Enter now Railroad both sexes The president has nominated Ru humor attached to it Fare Paid haTC recently prepared IMtfH fus W Peckham ot Albany New certain democratic papers criticised UUSQ QTniYV We OlUllf books on Bookkeeping York to be associate justice of the Judge Yost being a democrat for SRORTRAia amd femmanship especially adapt Â¬ taking a fee from a republican client ed to home study Write forrHomeStudy supreme court to succeed the late and it turns out now that Mr Demp circulars at once Judge Jackson This is not the same sey has Judge Gordon of Madison Peckham nominated once before It ville as his leading attorney whom I The Christmas Century is notable present nomination am tola is a repuDlican a case oi both mctoriallv and for its literature is believed the horse and horse Perhaps the most striking and novel will be acceptable to Senator Hill illustrations are those by Tissot from TOO MUCH FOR BOB who defeated the confirmation of liis well known series The Life of M Wheeler Peckham and Judge Horn- - Ki Oovernor Taylor Illased at Camden and Christ which have been seen only in HAS THE MOST ELEGANT LINE OF Paris but which may later be placed blower Leaves the Stage Watches Dec I One hiss on exhibition in the United States Camden N J Bric-a-br- ac Clocks Gov Brown is almost overwhelmed from an apparently intoxicated audi- The article on this extraordinary Silverware work is written by Miss Edith Coues Spectacles by applications in person and by tor in the Temple theatre here last Another set of interesting illustrations Cut Goods for the pardon of convicts night so riled ex Governor Bob is by Louis Loeb the American artist letter ever seen outside of a large city ALL AT LIVING PRICES Since November 1 he has pardoned Taylor of Tennessee that he left the accompanying an article on The Personal attention given to thirty persons unconditionally and stage in anger abruptly closed the Passion Play at Vorder Thiersee well known picture The Watch Cloch eleven conditionally and has com- odd entertainment which he and his Viberts Grasshopper and tho Ant is repro brother ex congressman Alf were duced in tho series of pictures now Remember the place muted the sentences of seven With Â¬ Co in the same time ho has rejected 125 billed to give There was a large running in The Century Two Doors North of J H Anderson by this audience and Bob was making an petitions His term of office will ex- address eulogizing the South telling distinguished French artist A little T Goods on pire in four days and the agony will whimsical stories and singing old story by the artist occompanies the HOWE reproduction of the painting This songs when suddenly the fellow in number gives the opening chapters of be over JEWELRY the audiencegave utterauce to a gruct a story called Tom Grogan by F COMPANY 3 of displeasure and then a hiss Th6 Hopkinson Smith with pictures by Dr Cary B Blackburn of Louis ex governor stopped short turned his rille died very suddenly of acute eyes upward to the gallery and in a ilr Reinhart A real old fashioned Christmas story by Stockton is entitpneumonia Wednesday He was on voice that showed his feeling said Caotain Elis Best Ear Among There is one fool in this liouse I led short storieB however none will iho street the ovenug before in his the usual health except a slight pain in have the greatest respect for the brave attract more attention than Rudvard men who met the south in the clash the side Ho went to bead at 830 of arms on the battlefield but I have Kiplings The Brushwood Boy acoclock and before noon the next day the most supreme contempt for the companied by a dreamland map was dead He was 58 rears old and person who jeers at the south in this Hows This unmarried Dr Blackburn was the day of good will between the sections We offer One Hundred Dollars Re only child of the late Gov Blackburn I am sure he never smelled powder ward for any case of Catarrh that can Ho should be put out and a nephew of Senator Blackburn Theu the ex governor stalked off not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure EACH- CO Props F J CHENEY He was one of Louisvilles most prom- the stage The audience applauded Toledo O inent physicians and had for niauy him but the curtain was dropped and We the undersigned have known years been in one branch or the other he declined to reappear The audi- F J Cheney for the last 15 years ence left the house with mingled feelof the city council and believe him perfectly honorable ings of chagrin and dismay mw w nnm in all business transactions and fin Hardware has solicited the opin- Â¬ ancially able to carry out any obliga- Â¬ The December Forum has for its G leader a striking article by M Paul ions of the leading bicycle manufac- Â¬ tions made by their firm Truax Wholesale Drug Â¬ West Loroy Beaullieu the distinguished turers of the country as to the num- Â¬ French political economist entitled ber of bicycles manufactured In gists Toledo O Waldinq Kinnan Mauvin Conditions for American Commer- America during 1895 and the prob- Â¬ Wholesale Druggists Toledo O cial and Financial Supremacy able output for 1896 The responses Halls Catarrii Cure is taken inter From the point of view of a sympa- which are from the leading manufac- Â¬ nally acting directly upon the blood thetic European observer M Beau turers of the country place the out- Â¬ and mucous surfaces of the system lieu discusses the financial problem No 18 Nintli St put for 1895 anywhere from 400000 Price 75c per bottle Sold by all now confronting the United States government and points out its only to 750000 and that of 1896 from druggists Testimonials free Halls Family Pills are the best possibly solution His article con- 400000 to 1000000 A fair average iinHa tains many observations of profound of these opinions would- - bring significance to Americans and it is the prophecy for 1896 to Tho newest and latest and most near probably the clearest diagnosis of our 750000 wheels The fear is ex- Â¬ fashionable shoe is the enameled fiuancial troubles that has yet ap- Â¬ pressed by some manufacturers that leather upper with a medium point- Â¬ z- peared Mr W D Howells in The the business will be overdone more ed tip Pateut leathers are going Nature of Liberty contends that the especially in the cheaper H grades al- Â¬ out of style and the toothpick toe man who is in danger of want or even vj though production will be restricted is on the run to obscurity A calf in dread of want is not a free man somewhat by the inability to obtain shoe outwears auy other but there and that a country which does not guard him against this danger and material No fear is expressed in is the everlasting trouble and annoy- Â¬ thiB dread or does not assure him the any quarter of there being any fall- Â¬ ance of having it blackened every DEALER IN means of livelihood is not a free ing off In the demand because of a day or twice a day Nothing is -be found in tne Will country in other words that liberty waning interest of the public more likely to indicate that a man is and poverty are incompatible Hon Hardware going down hill than a half wornout Theodore Roosevelt writes about MILLINERY The duke of Alba is making his pair of paten t leathers A man with Thomas Brackett Reed and the and a new silk hat is a HOTEL LATHAM BLOCK Fifty first Congress describing the American acquaintances another bad shoes The prettiest line of and the best conditions which confronted Mr visit He has sunriftlnno rmmA that candidate ror tne poorbouse N Y ISp Come and pee them before pur Â¬ Press chasing Reed when Speaker of that Congress it Is said he cannot remember it all in the city PAY YOU to see will and commending him for the course himself His first name is Don Car- Â¬ v LIndependence Beige says that in Stamp Linen them before buying GOME Hosiery You will be treated cour- Â¬ fv which he took to suppress filibusteri- los Maria Stuart Fitzjames Porto- - time of peace Russia has a standing ngteously whether youjpurchase or not VI carrero y Jfalafo Then ho is also army ot oouo men next comra want to show W4 Wash Silks duke of Berwibfc duke of Alb de Germany with 580000 and then the goods a i ji- - - t Paha in case of war When stately chrysanthemums are xuiiuca uukcui xjina uukooi jii- - Dranc wuiiiiisun in prime Christmas thoughts are in vares duke of Penaranda and duke Russia and France could put in the Tenable will be Miss the air and the happy combination of Huescar in addition to which he field 9700000 men against the 7 HOUSEKEEPERS of both in Demorests Magazine for is nine times a grandee of the first 700000 soldiers of the three coun- Â¬ pleased to boo her friends nt lhe best DV Tho SutBtiNo Pooi8 a nd forks in the December makes it an ideal Christ class of Spain twelve times a marÂ¬ tries forming tho triple alliance marketl Silver Inlaid Kx amino mas number Puge after page of quis and fourteen times a count Germany Austria and Italy In handsome illustrations depict various His time of peace the maintenance of the This phases of Christmas pleasures and a tos intimate friends call him Carli standing MOTEIi LATHAM He is a nephew of ex Empress armies of tho above powers timely article on The Infant Christ costs 1000000000 annually to in Legend and Art embellished with Eugenie numerous and beautiful reproduc- Â¬ A H Goodwin tions of the Madonnas by modern W A PTool jSEnziQU painters gives some curious legends PATENTED Oi A about the Christ 6hild and similar theJcallnd Sfln he genuine at the Old ella legends about a virgin born savior GOODWIN 0tlerIJOtab0 bmnS87tin87oeo0kfMDKelJr Highest of all in Leavening Power Latest U S Govt Report that exist in all the religions of the East There is a superbly illustrated I paper on the Atlanta Exposition Keep the best and freshest stock If stories by Gilbert Parker and Joseph of Staple and Fancy Groceries to be Hatton are among the fiction three found in the city at GUS YOUNGS Christmas poems and lota of sugges fiARI C KAXt W 1 VlrglniaStreetopp Hotel Latham JST Country Produce handled tions about Christmlis gifts and en HOPKIHSYiEfeilfi Hopklnsrllie Ky fortainnieuts and every one of the f Opposite Phoenix Hotel Has a fine lathi thnnkLoKhVfl departments is replete with timely IndlanGaaie Light irahmayvand Wain street M nUolcLaachaaoofltroaiKlpul- ond valuable information Dernor h lets for saw J rieaa vrv 5kann r vahle TlraroMMflBMtatralni Rts is published for 2 at yearly HopklnsvBeintf- - Demorest Publishing Company WhtTr Tnm nrm 4a U rWJ J TJ Jftv i J10 Avenue New York CHAS M MEACHAM To tk kk it fe anra euro anil to do to u wmm rttSJUf j --vj W T H r Theea chilly morningsVr1owaiind k BMUdlul us that tho woolen uuuwnisrvf hand season is at W MBBP WARM WRIGHTS HEALiTH f x3ji Hoods SarsapariUa UNDERWEAR F w sons-in-la- w Hoods jari7uu wfee TRY IT ONE SEASON V Mm Y njammotb- GlotljiM THE 4 S ioe So HOWE JEWELRY CO Jewelry DIAMONDS r glass Art 209 South Main Street and Repairing and Jewelry Repairing Call us for Reliable JAS M HOWE MGR m GBTTINGr COLD rad Grcingr to O et OolderI i 1 You Will Want uraRbb6S i utt AT43C 4 DOZEN Until they are S3IOE3S one 43LAP ROBES What Why Of Course Always Sold For SI Before SILiw3Sr35S3Ba3 of Every Description F A Yost Co i- i a 11 GEO W YOU NG leal M Sanitary Plumber Steam and Gas Fitter STORE General House Furnishing Goods RANGES HEATERS It ii t I I Julia T J SZEDtS Cu Qltloii POOL ijugtiiig Outfits aifd Supplies Fifth ABSOLUTELY PURE Willi Ml Smr jlU r7prHMVvi ht iniiVi t ji J rvl 4i woiiiiii mmmv fV s k IIWktn M i u i t-- i r ii l j ij- - ft JH J JvJ 9- S Am AROUND IA Mi 1 ti Ml ABOUT SUNDAY NIHT Couty GOVRADLEY Continued 1iom 1st Eaqe ed him to institute proceedings against the Star Route leaders but lie retired because he and the Attorney-Generdisagreed about the matter of conducting tho prosecutions Governor elect Bradley was mar ried July 11 1867 to Margaret Robertson Duncan daughter of Dr B F and Jane L Duncan of Lancaster and a grandniece of Hon George Robertson who was once Chief Justice of Kontucky and was noted as a profound lawyer Mrs Bradley is lady of superior intellect and rare accomplishments Two children George R and Christine were born to them The former died just as he was entering manhood while tho latter is a beautiful and gifted young woman now attending Hamilton Fe male College at Lexington Ky Tho social circles of Kentuckys capital will be proud of the occupants of the Governors Mansion for they come with Kentuckys best blood flowing through their veins and at the same time schooled in all the graces which cluster around aud dis- Â¬ tinguish modern society Nor will the state be ashamed of its new Governor although his political views are at variance with that party that has held tho reins for 40 years for his every en- Â¬ deavor will be for the welfare of the commonwealth His party realizes the fact that consistent economical legislation can alone give them hope of another term of office A glance at the public life of Governor Bradley reveals a number of defeats This was not due to want of any zeal earnest- Â¬ ness or capabilitv on his Dart but to the fact that the people did not agree with him on the issues which he ad yocated His life also verifies the truth of the trite saying If at first you dont succeed try try again Although the Governor is of low stature he is of big heart and brain His private life has been marked by many acts of kindness and deeds of charity and while he is a very industrious man he has qualities emnently social During the few rests which he takes from business ho is very companionable and is fond of an anecdote in relating which he is the peer of any man Of course every every public man has enemies and he would bo hardly human if he didnt have them but the large vote which he received in his own and adjoining counties tells of the high esteem in which he is held at home Colonel Bradley quit school at a tender age he never having attended after he was 14 and yet his language is chaste and his speeches reveal an analytical mind His education is far above the average statesman of the day and it is all al Grant Damerson a lunatic was httrned to death in Greenup county Henry Martin was killed atFal- moutn uy tailing from a bridge The Third Regiment will not at tend toe1 inauguration The pity couhI at Puducah made tf Uslon Meetlagr of the Cbrlittan Dothol AwoeWtioii BANG f I If V CCK x 1WUBUUUB iU 4- WU DOIU1Y Xno snooting i aian jiamed Miller tv i Octobers tl I Bult of lastparts of the earth Ohio V V4 cisterns in Vailey will not hold water l Tha otoud of Blatuary of Washing- u ton and Lafayette presented to the nitv nf Pnrin hv Tnsnnh Pulitzer Of New York was unveiled Sunday lr Sam Holncol wos shot and killed hjp m jerrv uiuuvi iu ruin im ui vuo was AiA nty There will be no services at any of the churches Sunday evening as all of the churches will givo way for - the 65tb annual meeting of the Christian County Bethel Society auxiliary It is hoped that all christian people will be present at this service lending thoir sympathy and encouragement in spreading the Word of God The American Bible Society has undertak- Â¬ en the great work of placing a Bible in the hands of every child that can read The following is the program Choir Voluntary Beading tho Scriptures Eev SN Vail Rev H O Settle Prayer Minutes of Last Annual Meeting and of Executive Committee Secretary Reports of Depositary and Treasurer Election of Officers for the Eusuing Year ZIP ftsw v WlIR m mViMWlkH y IWbr artS i t H BOOM 4 Jsmsmm NB Mf Aft1 hWMt JfVf7 Vv JIiJTJ i y ir- it r ftSgHHoKj w HJJ2tr- ITS v Massie was captured after a Time and Place of Next Annual Mooting juveiy uuubo tTfTWyMoDonald of Murrav has Miscellaneous Business I jfceeh appointed as Congressman Jno Song Publica- Â¬ fmHbndricks private secretary the Address the Circulation and W King Key J Bible tion of place declined by Jlarry Tandy Address Bible in Home and fr Tfi Maann vMintv cmnrl Itirv has School The Kev R S Carter ii fnnfiiBinti Song i tofile with the Secretary of State a Address Necessity of Reading and statement of their business Studying the Bible and how to do i n T l ti it Rev C H Nash if donnnarprot wew jsiarMUBB Collection Judge Joe McCarroll - found frozen to death near Hunting- - Doxology Benediction Roy W L Nourse itonWednesday are being DE HAETMAN SAYS Heavy tattle shipments v made from many of the Central Ken- utucKy towns ior me wuiiuiuu uaai- - Now is the Time to Guard Against Golds rThe First Gold Weather fVlO iDnnntmn nn nndlnff PfflfPfiT w w 1 USQUU1D UIO KOVB old haunts and hunters are trying In a r6cent lecture at the Surgical y ihe Bmaller woods for this popular Hotel ur Hartman is reported as game footballists seem determined saying that no one need catch cold if I The 4io Drolone the season and two more he is willing to give the matter i Tjier games in Central Kentucky are special attention that a cold is the xpeqted beginning of chronic catarrh conNashville people sumption disease of tbe liver stom- Â¬ The Louisville w May they will carry at least 10000 ach kidneys and pelvic organs All B this could bo prevented by taking his in jjecemoer Ju advice The doctors professional Mollie Morcan a white nriosner duties compelled him for many years ttwas pardoned by the governor at to be much on tho road night and mniuort one wuu sent up ior oue day by carriage railroad and steamboat During all this time he never year for cutting caught a cold This could not have I M M McLeod the most prominent a he says I j colored lawyer in Mississippi dropped been done without At the slightest evidence of a cold a dead Tuesday at Aberdeen few doses of invaribly An international exposition will be check it held at New Orleans in 1903 to com- - This is especially seasonable advice memorafrfpjne centennial oi tne pur for the cold winter is here with its Louisiana by the United storms sudden changes slop rain chase and snow Thousands of people will States contract diseases from which thev The Sinking Fund Commissioners by catching cold awarded the State printing of the first will never recover advice should be nlfiftHtn thft Georce G Fetter Print- - Dr Hartnians a cures catarrh of heeded ff ang Company and the second class to any stage or location It is the most tne JLJradley tiilbert Company popular remedy for la grippe coughs Senaton Allen introduced a resolu- - colds etc iion declifflpg it the sense of the Send for a free copy of an illus- Â¬ j Senate that the United States Govern trated book of catarrh It contains ment should recognize the Cubans as sixty four pages of valuable instruct V an independent nation a tion Address The Drug Manufacturing Company Columbus The Senate made a start with 372 bills and 16 resolutions A large O Ask a your druggists for a copy of Almanac for 1896 number of bills were introduced also The in the House Many of these were aiATKIMONIAI old measures Campbell Leonard Mr J Wheel- Â¬ Joe Williams wa3 shot and killed by a sheriffs posse near Celina Clay er Campbell of Paducah son oi Alfred Rich Judge Jas Campbell and to iss Mary county Tenn and seriously wounded while resisting Leonard of Eddyville the charming arrest daughter of Col S N Leonard were the residence of united in H C Babcock a prominent manu the bridesmarriageatat Eddyville Wed father at Dalton Ga shot himself facturer were evening The at Chattanooga Tenn whether acc- nesday Given Campbell ushers Louis of St identally or with suicidal intent is not Messrs Robb Noble and Tom Leonard of known Eddyville Vincent Nigros Italian The extent of the tobacco acreage band furnished music for the occa- Â¬ in Germany this year according to a sion and at midnight the couple took report from United States Consul the train for the east They will be Stephan at Annaberg was 52293 at home to their friends in Paducah acres which was 8966 acres more after Dec 14th than in 1894 Clagqett Settle Mr Ward Clag A jeweler of New York city is mak- - gett and Miss Carrie Settle were maring arrangements to offer at public ried at the home of the bride in sale some time in January the mar Clarksville Wednesday evening Rev The yelous collection of jewels and gems A M Growden officiating owned by Mrs Stanford widow of young couple took the train at once for thoir home in this county arriv Senator Stanford 850 accommodation Mr steamer Falls City in the Lou- - ing on theis a prominent and highly The Claggett asville and Frankfort trade struck a esteemed young farmer near this r snag in Kentucky river opposite Mon- - city The bride is lovable and at- Â¬ terev at B oclock Wednesday morn tractive young lady aand the groom is ing and sank in ten feet of water to be congratulated upon his good The crew and passengers were rescu- Â¬ fortune in winning her ed The boat carried a large cargo Jones Sivlky Mr A A Jones of The President has remitted the fine Owensboro and Miss Sallie E Sivley of 100 imposed upon Jack Byrd of his city wore married at the Methconvicted in Kentucky of unlawfully odist church Wednesday afternoon Allino- - liminr He haq denied Dar by Rev H C Settle They left the dons in the cases of S E Altico sen- - same evening for their home in Owensboro Mr Jones is a well ment for assault and Clarence known furniture dealer of that city orey sentenced in Minnesota to Tho bride is a daughter of Mr George year and thirty days imprison Â¬ Sivley and is a handsome brunette of trono ment for defrauding the mails unusual attractiveness J M Taylor and Miss Leona Mil- Â¬ S ini5EiB3 ler of Elkton were married at the hO Northington House Clarksville Wed SI Vh nesday fcquire Zopher bmith om- VVo will give a scholarship kooH ciating J A Taylor and Miss Len- for a comploto courie in either nie Edwards R L Morris audt Miss department of the Columbian liuslnoss Collofjo value S5000 Mary Thompson all of ElktonJ were to tho person sending bs the best tho attendants original copy or designBlzo2x4 TntiNPn Wilson Mr Georce Tur lnche for a nowbpaper advor- r is ner and Miss Lula Wilson both ok rtlseipent fpr our school boforo i Wo teach Uy UWitiMMWllH vvhi iw Vi UiwUU January 1st 1890 text books lauslnnss without married in this city Tuesday by JWtual business from start to Oudgo Breathitt rflriWh Superior instruction in W W Johnson Trotter Mr H IviQkoeplnKlonraanBliip Husi- Johnson and Miss Rodler Trotter both of North Christian were married Qrammar Shorthand dvricp at the home of the brides parents lyp wrlHnr Telfraphy afi Five J- - r1dialroartpflliejractice Wednesday afternoon Enter any jjcpWt jntriutnr Jc RunoLra Moss W S Rudolph assilstcd lo Mqin Jrdutit v r and Miss Maud Moss of Jordan K t viciIaic PAfnlnirlin frpft AliV Springs were united in marriage vearxold niaV iri hnm 10 Dec J at8 oclock bvRev J R ve ititftvv Rico at the residence of Mr Shank lin in Clarlwville ir county Iiii-jj-i- -j I- 1T1 Yr x r You have lots of presents to buy and no money to throw away Pe-ru-n- We have a supeib line of TTTe cam save 37 cu lets and mc erLd cf woxiz-sr cf money Pe-ru-n- a 1 Dolls Toys Fireworks and Books Good as Gold Cheap as Dirt H M BRYAN S CO HANDSOME Pe-ru-n- DUE TO HIS UNTIB1NG ENERGY J Pe-ru-n- Pe-ru-n- and constant application It proves that one man could succeed without a collegiate education where tho dis- josition to work and delve for know edgowas there Colonel Bradleys information of the affairs of gov ernment and his legal attainments i quip him fully for the duties of his position id e will readily master all questions pertaining to the proper passage of bills and their constitutionality so that his good judgment might in many instances save the state or individual litigants considerable money and much trouble and annoyance Tho precedent established by Governor Brown in this regard has been productive of much good and its continuance will relieve the Courts and tho country of much worthless matters which arise from an improper conception of fundamental THOSE IBSJ DRESSES an flili it is conceaea tnac we lead111 our coniDetitors in new and stylish GCJODS TT 1 11 DRESS MR Whatever you want in the way of Dry Goods Carpets Shoes Notions and Millinery can be found in our elegant stock Call on us law marriage license was granted Mr W S Young to wed Mrs Clara Mc Gehee Tuesday and they were married near Fairview the following night A RICHARDS CO mm Mr Jas L Northington traveling salesman for J J Crusman and Miss Mary Bates both of Clarksville were married yesterday morning and immediately left for Atlanta CREAT BIS VALUE IN Miss Lucy Shaw the handsome daughter of Mr Jno D Shaw of Cadiz will be married on the 12th inst to Mr J S Wilson ako of Cadiz Pnhlio RnVinnlo linn just been issued in pamphlet form Mm TTnnb SnatrSllA A very handsome annual report of Boys Clothing We bought them at a Bar gain and are selling them at a Clerk and Bhirk may rhyme they dont go well together but r Awarded lNTUITIOlNr50 Highest Honors Worlds Fair DR reatr Vjt tJmeM i Jjl Bargain in pro portion from the different deLots of other goods vWCft CREAM partments BAKING i j- s P0WWR MOST PERFECT MADE Mir Hr4nA CrAm of Tart a r PnuMer Frfift from Ammonia Alum or any other adulterant 40 YEARS THfc SlNUAKU A DONT FAIL TO CALL ON US tP COX 0 s Slftttiitfr3 ti BOULWARE r 1 i M 1 T l I V i X I H- mammm m HPI ftttfc0 p j g T Tim wpp y m m n j innmm- - yitfH j December 8 IB95 t r-- B1 flHBMriWfllBHBlWFXVyWflftfl 1 rat Wi nm Vr-n-i-a ir t ii ni ii ai4Ljp i in una h A celebrated Belgian pbysician says tbat ynvrning is an exceedingly hdnlthy funfctton crenqrally besides Thedlaval iplliiiljteribn B6 Retoidd V 4 to i ti jrA having a very salutary effect in complaints of the pharynx and eustachian tubes Accorftinto the results of late investigations yawn Â¬ ing is the rriQst naturdl form of res- Â¬ piratory exercise bringing into ac- Â¬ tion all thu respiratory muscles of the chest and neok It is recommended that every person should havea good yavrn with stretching of the limbs morning and evening for the purpose of- ventilating the lungs i t icnpn i iiuu toniiying ine muBuica ui Mnnn ation An eminent authority claims that this form of gymnastics has a remarkable effect in relieving throat and ear troubles and says that patients suffering from disorders of thethroat have derived great benefit from it He makes his patients yawn either by suggestion imitation or by- a series of full breaths with the The yawning is lips partly closed or eight times and repeated six should be followed by swallowing By this means the air and mucus in the eustachian tubes are aspirated Six Beverelgii rontlffn WwoXntt JPojies Rati Jfany Great OhurohnHJllav hiv i Tf1 Itvcd There It 3Ity Aralifliyi thef Popon Xlbuie x for Batemans Infants and Children Do You Know Drops MOTHERS T Godfreys Cordial many so called Soothing Syrups and most remedies for children are composed of opium or morphine cablecram from Paris announces the1 town council of Avignon act i ing upon aVuggestton of Deputy Potlr query ae ioisserin vi muiujui w mv clfy has Vbtct carto- blanclic for the restoration of tho historical palace of tha pope which has long been used ris barracks It Is added that the cost of iestoration is estimated at nearly 1 A that m Without labeling them poisons Po Ton Know that opium nnd morphine ore stbpcfvlngnarcotlc tjolsona Ho Yon Know that In most countries druggists are not permitted toseU narcotics ifin ooqooo Ho Yon Know that you should not permit any medicine to be given your child unless you or your physician know of what it Is composed i Po Yon Know that Castoria Is a purely vegetable preparation andihaT a list of Its ingredients Is published with every bottle 4 Do Yon Know that Castoria Is the prescription of the famous Dr Samuel Pitcher That it lias been in use for nearly thirty years and that more Castoria is now sold than of all other remedies for children combined Do Yon Know that the Tatent Office Department of the United States and of other countries have issued exclusive right to Dr Pitcher and his assigns to use the word Castoria and Its formula and that to imitate them is a state prison offense Do Yon Know that one of the reasons for granting this government protection was because Castoria had been proven to be absolutely linrnilcflB Do Yon Know Do Yon Know i Tho palace of tho popes is a unique monument from its situation the his torical souvenirs connected with it aim Its grandiose proportions UulH upon a rock on the bank of the Rhorte it not only commands the town but also the immense and1 marvelously beautiful territory formerly subjected to tlio cents x that or one cent a dose 55 average y doses of Castoria are furnished for is L I -nit liius oe a neap or cxpena ts keep tscch er lot or chlcldnffs said Erastus Pinkleyi as ho stopped at the irate to cast a irlance at Farmer Corn- - a st i that when possessed of this perfect preparation your children may te kept well and that you may have unbroken rest Well tltcse tilings yj tossela poultry yard Oh not such a greddca replied are worth knowing They are fads Isl i M t The fac Blmllc signature of ffio on every wrapper What am do principal Items obex- penso Washington Powder and shot Star A farmer Corntossel Butchers Experience pontifical authority One is at once struck by the vast proÂ¬ portions of the place There- - is in f uct no examplo of middle ago militury architecture comparable to it In size It covers an area of not less than 15000 jsquare metres is 250 metres long and the summit of the highest Df its upven colossal towers is 80 metres from the ground Its history of Itself fe a sufflqient justification for the preservation of the palace Seven popes all Frenah suc Â¬ cessively reigned at Avignon between the years 1305 and 1377 viz Clement V John XXII who began the con- etruction of the pontifical palace Be- riolt II Clement VL Innocent VI Urban V and lastly Gregory XI nephew of Clement VI who wbb crowned in 1371 and flyeyeartf later transferred tho holy see from Avignon Children Ory for Pitchers Castoria NAT GAITBER JAS WEST I fl 111 I J m is x 1U GAITHER n mm om RUUU UU1U1UI tfA WEST n Ml i mm M Mr J W Herring a butcher of Phoenix City Ala says May U1895 For five years I had indigestion which continued to grow worse until my suffering was intense I spent hundreds Of dollars trying to get relief but grew worse until the fall of 1893 when I commenced to use Kings Royal Gerinetuer Itook only three bottles but began to improve from the first use of A I bought it of Dr D E Morgan and he can tell you about my case I cheerfully recommend Germetuer as the best medicine for indigestion and dyspepsia New package large bottle 108 doses SI For sale by R C Hardwick druggist to Home On west occurred in tho Christian church and Ayignonrbccame tho residence of two anti popes Qlcment VII nndBe iiolt XIIIt who succeeded each other his death the groat schism of the there till 1417 After- the departure of the popes thp palace served as a residence for a great numbers of illustrious prelates legates lif I 2J- I Soqb Tofiicco cirsoid for KY v per day fA s HOpklNSVILLE LlghtB throughout T C HAXBERY Hoods Is Wonderful No less than wonderful arc the curea accomplished by f Hoods Sar saparilla even after other prepara P SHRYER rations and physicians prescriptions have failed The reason however is Is the finest Hotel In tho South All moV era improvements Steam Heat ana Wect Uate2 to 350 Managers Bodges Co iB PEOPLES HANBERY WAMUIM SHRYER Proprs simple When the blood is enriched and purified disease disappears and good health returns and Hoods Sar saparilla is the one true blood purifier PROFESSIONAL CARDS IIANBEKY THE KOTNED TOWER AT AVIONOX The Ohina Decorator An illustrated monthly Journal the only publication In the world devoted exclusively to Information and Instruction ftn nil matters It connected with Ohina and Glass Painting andDeWrating Acknowledged by Amateurs Professionals and Teachers as indispensable and the recog Â¬ nized authority on all subjects connected wlthi these arts Each number contains n beautiful cdIor6rt Studyslx or more pagos of designs vith full dlreptlon3 for reproduction and a query column open to subscribers only ll A BELL Lawyers i imi Price yearly 1300 maljeflfj UWed at thla uraers ani auDscnpuons Offlf Willi Send Co Every Lady Shonld See It In stamps forsamiile copy JIentlo f m mi I7 Railroad Street Between Tenth and Eleventh gripe Hoods Pills are prompt and effic leni ana ao not purge pain or 25c Hopkinsville-- mi Kl y Rfi 11 twn TClttfeLi til 5I Hi M I M- tiffit fc L M i K m mm The world of medicine has discov eied a new remedy for sick heiTdacbe Tt works in an almost magical man RESCUED OLD PUTS PLOW from a log of pine by British prisoners uor and effects cures in almost in Windham jail in 1780 cases Ask your druggist JU lic Hunter I rooks Fount tho Historic for Ramons Tonic Liver Pills and Up to Date Implement In a Darn Loft Pellets and give them a fair tral for A Scottish paper says the natives of When the news came into Connecticut that the ISritish soldiers had fired Skye now use knives to spread their a fortnight tha chances are that you butter but that one old lady declines will have no more biliousness sour the shot heard around the world Israel Putnam was plowing m a stony to go to parties where she is not al stomach headache dizziness etc It field on his frm in Iomfrct The plow lowed according to tho old habit to costs but 25 cents Ask your drug Â¬ 1515 1533 and 1530 Charles IX in1504 ilenry III in 1574 Queen Marie de vanished fon the unfinished furrow Spread her butter with her thumb gist for a free sample Medici in 1600 and Louis XIII in 10G2 nnd from histoiy then and there wherfl Another inhabitant of thcisland was Heavy white frost is a sign that Old Put took up trms for his countryheard declaring to a fricndtho other It is hardly necessary to say that the popes did not confine themselves to rais- Â¬ It was rescued from a Windliam i aaytnat having sold his uorc he must wuruer weather is coming ing a formidable ortress capable of re Â¬ county barn loft a short time ago and t now1 get a wife to do the spring tillage The two most critical times in a sisting tho nssuults of the mobs and nought for a song by E A Lrooks an Long Lane recklessly Lots go in womans life are the times which make armies of the middle ages They also enthusiastic relic hunter of Hartford tin girl a woman and the woman a decorated and furnished it with great Conn It now occupies an honored po- buthin Dry Wodder o Wen I wuz u lit- - mother At these times Dr Pierces sumptuousness Immense riches were among Ids collection of curiosisition ties The Putnam plow is a pretty tlu kfd I promised rue dyin mudder Favorite Prescription is of incalcula ncpumulated there which more than tough looking relic but it is intact in neverJogonear do water Dat prom bin value It Strengthens and invitr- - once inoiled noted ndyenturers of tho all its parjs It is interesting andval- - iV sacred ter me an I oilers has an orates the organs distinctly feminities epoch to trj and gut possession of the wiU kcep citv Mich promotes regularity of the functions palnce Iteuowjucu painters and their uable aside from its associations in Chiltallays irritation and inflammation leading pupils were summoned from that it is a capital type of splowused fiMwlc Itnnnttiiw cuu listing uruiiia Italy to cover the walls with frescoes In New England durincr the colonial A Conversation l uuiiuiuuu n ln ni period I dont think Trilby and Little Bil and puts tho whole delicate organism the majority of which were chefs Mr Brooks has also secured a ice would have been happy even if they into perfect condition Almost all doeuvre but of which unfortunately wrinkled old image of Bacchus the old- Â¬ had married the ills of womankind are traceable to few vestigesbw remain est in the country under whose benign Why ootV Shed have made a mode some form of what is known as fe After the last of tio vice legates Phil Â¬ countenance travelers found entertain- - pwife male complaint There are not three ip CasonI had been expelled from Avigment in tho old Stanlford tavern fn Thats just tho trouble A man get cases in a hundred of womans Pecul non in 1700 tho palace was for a few Windham town CoiSn in tho seven- Â¬ tired of a woman who is always posing iar diseases that Dr Pierces Favorite years entirely abandoned During this teenth century Tho flcrure was carved Harpers Bazar Prescription will not cure time it was pillaged fromrooftocellar DoorS windows nnd tiles the richly worked iron and woodwork and the AAAA magnificent marble staircase were car ried away by the people Tho marble of tho staircase was used to build fire Â¬ 9 places with and many of tho latter are EVANSVILLE INDIANA Ketill to be seen In the houses of tho peas antry around Avignon Subsequently however tho north wing which had been constructed by FANCY GOODS ETC BY MAIL Bcnoit XII was transformed Into a de Â¬ r partmental prisqrfijnnd tho remainder Doing tho largest retail trade Out of town customorspHrer of tho palace was used as a barracks In Southern Indiana buying afford yon- the opportunity Finally5 in 1810 by imperial decree from first hando importing through our MAIL ORDER the latter pai t of tho palace was given nearly all foreign goods direct DEPARTMENT of doing youc to the town of Avignon and tho usu- Â¬ and soiling exclusively for sanlo shopping by irtail a the fruct conceded to tho military engiÂ¬ neers jfor n barrack The military au- Â¬ cash enables us at all times to low prices as could bo obtained thorities have uboihljfiably mutilated offer you DRY GOODS for less by a personal soloctbu at our the place without making a good bar Â¬ money than houses doing a cred retail counters MAIL CUS racks of it it business TUB SYSTEM TOMERS have at all tlmeihlie It is n matter of congratulation to all of selling everything on a small full benefit nf any fuvorablo lovers of art that tho historical pile is profit Is strictly maintained chiuigin prices or special salft ut length to bo rescued from the hands nffarlnj Of the spoiler and restored with samo terms to all The work of restoration Is estimated if ocostnear GASH and ONE PRICE WRITE FOR SAMPLES ly 100000Q and it Is proposed to con vert tho palace Into a museum of Christendom which will contain many THE BOSTON STORE souvenirs of the buildings palmy days trcnnipte idicurnprehelvr ass6rtmeit Js second to none In the West Every departmentof Staple and rancv uey lioodti ui oA Suits unl made na Garments Ladle and Gentlemens Furnishings c are reDlete with as the residence of the nones V i It may be that It is destined oneof reliable goodaud laten luiwftlf J A iiiesc wiys to recover ji lurmur ecint oy egaln becoming the Ret of the sover Â¬ eign pontiff Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ j i y T O K NBERY Salesman y of Black frost is a forerunner ofa spell dry cold weather or vice leg ates who exercised power in the pontifical state in the name of the chiefs of Christianity Among theso may be mentioned Julien dc la Rovere who later became tho celebrated Pope Julius II George d Amboise who was minister of Ring Louis XII Alexander Jjarnese tho two Barbarinis Cardinal ifazarin who resided at Avignon from 1634 to 1037 and who when minister of state to Louis XIV accompanied that puissant monarch on the visit ho made to the representative of tho sovereign pontiff at Avignon in 1060 The Roi Soleil wns not however the only French monarch who had been enCharles VI tertained in tho palace visited the place in 1420 Francis I in Practices in the Courts of Christian and an olnlng counties HopVinsvllliftKyiJ Office City Hall bnildlnsjlJoufVSquare The CliisATiiC0RAT0iiPubll8hlng Co 35 University Place New York Cty vaJENS1 B IVES HALE IUirtl Christian and ad Mi t i Attorneys at Law PractlcelnthoCouitaof joining counties Offlce I1NTMENT GORES NOTHING BUT PILES UOyklnsviueCy Court St near Wetiqr r 1U 8VJTlIEn i Attorney anil Counsellor at Law Practices In the Courts pf Christian and ad joining counties a Hopklnavine Ky Offlce oyer Planters Bank i AUSTIN BEST REMEDY for PILES h niPTTfiriTGTia w Aw HUlilJ J w tVAU AfAw co IvZlZTlAZZZQii iiso or MJUIB M SURE and CERTAIN CURE n known for i5 years as tho i rf LPE AY Attprnty ntLaW 01Ilc6VebQrstroetrcar6f Court nouso Colleotlonsa Specialty HorkinsivllleKy Dr Matthew Henry KoIlocK i r wn Yyv i QR M 9 i MEItUIWETHER Uato bf Louisville f ft i a1 DcntistA Office iii L over Bassett f Dr Matthew Henry Kollo6k Treats Suctiefieiully All CKVonJo and Long StanditlgJJlsease3 by Regular Gridunte and Rogistered Physician Fprmerly Assistant Surgeon in U S Navy a- fterwardsPost Surgeon U sSArmy and laten Surgepn British Jiarine Service with tw years experience aa Physician at Hot Springs ArktWlU welcome tha sick anfiaf illoted afllis Office whore consultation with ono of the Ifoat Subcesful Doctors of tho presbn age Is cordially invited All will receive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed In bvery case undertaken 1 Cos Suianibfs Building j popklnsvllleKy Dyspepsia nqt methods iAsthma treatedBronchitis latcstf I 1 hospital NDREWSEARGEXfiilD7 Phyaiclah and Surgeon Officejflfthand Main Streets ppposite CourtRqom siw HoptynsvUlo Ky t felephonoNo j Tli H ei hrl lRlrir Hie- - JJ vS WB tT FOWL g3aeaoaa3iagagteegsgeiay ICK Sc WALKER Bgcttgisattf Cty Sores iPlmplesj iScofuia Tumors Eczema Ulcers iixiuiiJiHlnqqau irouoi from an jmpirro state tjrtuo Diooq pi and completely eradicated forever Jk ystemltorlpghealjth andpjirity r t nntiiia ease I T5 mwiim SM0PPMG BRY GO0BS OFFICE up Btajrs opposite Tejepjipiie corner Ninth andllaln Resldenceat Rini daj or night TeepiioneN6 PlVyicianSantl Surgcorf n HopkiiisvnieKyt i Weakbaokifrdueiit arid uriiinir u oavna rr tiii iiiniiMHrrii nrirn U1 rsianevi ana uri I I 1 v ikv tHcilri 0ce iJUClUlttO- treatoriit for aUReiiiJliWBJMwy Office wpJvo special Jadcare ul all tholr many it I uNJUa C M fiDAVlTT i Office ItL j IIJ3KERRITT H i JJCUlIbt HopknsvllIeKyeVIover Kellys Jewelry Store vai MV1 tiXW jwyvv pypbUls Get Strlotures Varicocele Hydro- celqTendorness Weakness of Organs WIos Fistula quickly cured without pain or deten Â¬ tion from business Private Dfseases ISTeiTQiis Goli- - r iiUfei Painter mid PapiHanger LL-jypRK riArtnwiti est Prices v -oTTri xrnntnuaa iinrtfnianQtflhnnrintTAw V ii i nT t-- HoDklnsville Ky examination the urinary deposits a rosy sedi Â¬ ment wl I often be found and sometime small particles of albumen will appeur or the color will be of a thin mllkish hue again Miwtjtiitt ig u uuia uuu inryiu anpearance inero are mnnv men wlm rlin nf ito Ignorant of tho cause which la thft sennit slHe i oeminanyeaicne38 Tho doctor will BuaranteeaperfectcuralnalJ suohoAfatsand a amiay resioratiou oi the ccnitaKifnnarv tWP Ctrrrurta tion8 Impotenoy Melahoholy Dizziness Loss H fencrBand Confidence the di eiulf ul offects Weakness nfltelcVvhl01brlnB9FnIo onjoyment one study or of life treated with neve falling success Oa Debility ak nni wprnif VGRAl r Proprietor of v ITS Mention fA f11v Firsl Katioufll Barhfr Shop Shvlt g10c Shampooing 26j1Hair Cutting 2e Kothlngbut flrst elatg wpk amd 1b ithej latest fashion this paper an Vw t frfcfftTi HpklTlllKy Ncxf dr U JratXtUi Bklt X tflii ij l DrKonDek yr nt Dia vrimirnn r vn r the city pondence Absolute seerocy in 11 profes Â¬ sional dealings and medtcino sent secure from observation Testimonials of patients are never published Bonk references to my responsibility cheerfu - wu Address jJ niwii cured irihomo bycorrea oli can be at i m 3 4 NnkrllkHa - r NrrAAt w L m a v peoeml8dS tin Ktrt three weeks ty Before Subscribing for HOPKINSVILLK TiENTJXCKI AN a Magaaine ij fjcwHy tcbab unvb Amuiiuj ChristiaHv Fourth Monday In Yttyruary Ltrmsljcyei3s first Monday In June torn four weektj fourth Monday in aoptomoer term 8ixyecks El Monday1 CAiMWAY--Sccn- a In Annl term three weeks 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Biro 01 a large And V7hat a magazine It si For 18W5 It will church Bible Ho is noted as tho discoverer bemord brilliant than ever before New man V ottheoetlveprinclpln of celsemlhum a spc-- agement new methods new ideas Kach copy t clflcfornciiralKiftof the face and Tyomb Cure contains an exquisite reproduction in colors of omo celebrated artist uchciih worthy toadom picture by a famous refined Ciaiarrn ojiiuiujiijusi luuuimuu biiuover tho walls of tho most tho Debility Thq jwrtor has been all r by home It is nfflrmed that DEMORBSTS Is th6 world and haaf ado mauy cures glvenup only eorapleto Family Magnrinq published other physlcian5vfVcndqhieBulIdlHg combining all of tho most excellent points of contompprarles besides having Inimitable - its When most needed it is not UnuB- features of Its own DKMOUBSTS is aotually Magazines in one ial for your family physician to be a Dozen Digest of Current Events and Idcns It Is a away irom iioine aucu was iuu ex- Â¬ for tho busy man or woman a Review mid a Y Schenk pditor Storc houso of Interest for all Wives Â¬ perience of Mr mothers sisters and daughters can And exact I of the Caddo Ind Ter Hannor when ly what they ned to amuse and instruct them jhis little girj tvo years of age was also practical helps In every department of do mestic and soclallireiucludlngtlK furnlshlng 01 and ornamenting of the home embroidery 4V1 Afora1 iwifli n Kftvere attack artistic and fanoy My wife insisted etc c etc and suggestions andwork of all kind croup He says advice regard doctor but as our ing tho well belngand dressing of their own that I so for the town 1 peisons family physician was out of The scope of the articles for 1895 and I purchased a bottle Of Chamberlain s cover the whole country and its varied1898 willÂ¬ interests and the articles will bo profusely lllus L Cough ltemeay wmen ichb lustratcd wltta the finest engravltiES andÂ¬ immediately I will not be withoutÂ¬ in addition It will publish tho best and pur treats at length ifin the future 25 and 50 cent bot- est fictian ItAmusement and Entertain Sports Homo R C Hardwick ments it glvp3 a great deal of attention to tles for sale by the Childrens Department nnd Our druggist dlrlsandhas a Monthly Symposium by Celebrated People in which aro discussed rtut frir cold weather if the Important questions of the hour Of interest to tho older readtrs jr woodpecker disappears in the fall Let us have your ubcripti6n at once You get more value foryour money than Itls possi ble to secure in any other magazine Snow Liniment OiroiiitOourt Direotorjrt tinndav In February term tMl Wonuay In Jta yterm two OHUNpE MARQUETTE SEE THE BEST I1C h UnpaateUed Offer lt nluRES I df 4 v Quaint Monument to th Memory of tho Famous Priest Composed of n Culrn of Grnnito Uowl dors Drought to Illinois from the Far North During tho So Called Glacial jlerlod I Deniorets Magazine FREE J bric-a-bra- f the greal men associated with the early history of the northwest none ranks higher in the affectionate regard of tho people than jMnrquette the poq 1 father who carried the truths of Chris tianity Into tho wilderness The merit of his work is given full recognition by the citizens of Chicago his nrduous labors aro remembered appreciatively the worth of his character is under stood hence his fnmo is fcecure That one of his discoveries which ac Â¬ cording to the Chicago Tribune most particularly interests the Chicagoan of to day is the location of the portage tho divide at Summit separating the Dcsplaincs nnd Chicago rivers and marking the division between the watersheds of the greut lakes and the The wisdom dis Â¬ Mississippi basin played in selecting this carrying plnce has since been proved by the engineers of the drainage canal who found nt this point the prbper line for tho continu- Â¬ ance of their work In recognition of Marquettes discov- Â¬ ery tho Chicago Alton railroad has erected a monument at Summit on tho identical spot where Marquette landed Of Out-of-Do- or in 1075 Tir Mrs Hamiltpn Cambridge Ills T hnd tho rheumatism so bad I DnrD- T WTM not raise my hand to my head csold Ballards Snow Linimenifhas entirely cured me I takepleasure in informing my neighbors and friends what it has done for me Chas Handly Lvman Kewanee nUrh fnr Lnv Ills advises us Snow Liniment cured Wm of Rheumatism Why not try it cures good It will surely do you Wounds Tt Sores all Inflammation t Cuts Sprains etc 7Z- Ballards Tlie Magazine r year for Or six months for - DEMOREST PUK 110 2 1 Over 250 different garments are shown each year patterns of all of vrhioh are obtained by subscribers at to each Simple copy with pattern coupon sent fbj lOo CI Fifth Avenue Now York ALIBERALOFFER ONLY350for andDEMOEESTSFAMILI MAGAZINE JPScml Vour Subscriptions to This Ofllco THE KENTWKEAN ing stars on a Thunder isindicated by many fine night fall- Â¬ it 1 A Sound Livee Makes a Well Man Are you bilious constipated or troubled with jaundice sick head- Â¬ ache badjtaste in mouth foul breath coatedfctfgue dyspepsia indigestion hottlry skin pain in back and between the shoulders chills and fever etc If you have any of these pymptome your liver is out of order and your blood is slowly being poisoned because your blood does not act properly Herbine will cure any disorder of the liver stomach or bowels JQfcas no equal as a liver medicino7Trice 75 cents Free trial bottles at R C Hardwicks drug store The early arrival of katydids means severe winter weather Major C T Picton is manager of the State Hotel at Denison Toxas which the traveling men say is ono of tho best liofels in that section In speaking of Chamberlains Colic Jtiolera ana uiarruoea jvemuqy I havo used it Afaior Pincton Bavs myself and in my family for several years and take pleasure in saying that I consider itj an infallible cure for diarrhoea and dysentry I always recommended it and have frequently administered it to my guests in the hotel and in every case it has proven itself Worthy of unqualified endorsement For sale by R C Hardwick Druggist Genuine cashmere shawls are so finethatone measuring three or four square yards could be stored within the shell of a small walnut But an even more delicate fabric is manufactured On the Philippine islands from the fibers of pineapple leaves To properly prepare the fibers for weaving involves much tedious work For instance the tiny fibers are tied together by hand to suitable lengths The weaving of a quantity sufficient for one shirt is the work of several years and so it is no wonder that such a shirt costs about 1200 but the riqh planters of Manilla and Lon zon slaveholders yet can afford to indulire in such extravagances Ballards Houehoond Syrup We guarantee this to be tho best cough syrup manufactured in the whole wide world This is saying a great aeai out it is true u or con sumption coughs colds sore throat sore chest pneumonia bronchitis asthma ctoud whooninc couch and all diseases of the throat and lungs wo positively guarantee Ballards Horehound Syrup to bo without an tiqual on the whole face of the globe In support of this statement we refer to every individual who lias ever used it and to every druggist who has ever sold it Such evidence is indisput- Â¬ able Free trial bottles at R C Hardwicks drug store was uncertain So if the opportunity tfvzt Mrs to fix the point ot occurrence of this BOx 46 Saraoga great historical event were not to bo Santa Clara Co Cal forever lost it was felt that speedy ac- - J tion was necessary Careful study of the subject was WASHINGTON OF CUBA made opinions of experts were asked A Name Given by Thousands to Thomas and old timers familiar with the istrnci ralma grpund before its surface had been Thomas Estrada Palma president of touched with tho plow were interviewed Ossian Guthrie an earnest ad- Â¬ the Cuban revolutionary party who is vocate of tho monument as of every- called by his admirers the Wnshington thing else appertaining to Chicago his- of Cuba is an exile from his native land tory recent and remote was indefati For his activity in the patriotic causeÂ¬ gable in the search for the site The his splendid estates have been confiscatHo engineers were called in to assist with ed by the Spanish authorities could have his fortune back by swear Â¬ their instruments and calculations The ing allegiance to the king of Spain but for twelve years now he has lived by teaching languages in New York and his poverty has never tempted him to give up a cause that has often seemed hopeless says the Snn Francisco ChronÂ¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Opinions have differed as to the site of tho portage Civilization had some- Â¬ what changed tho configuration of the ground and the memory of early settlers want It known what hes up to I f she knew all about the little rascal would she rTfll I let him in Thats a question Women are apt to look upon love and marriage as purely a matter of sentiment and af That Is pretty nearly fection right yet there is a practical side to It too and the best way to preserve the Ideal aspect pf marriage and maternity Is riot to forget the practical part of it A woman cannot be a thor- Â¬ oughly happy wife and motber unles the distinctive physical organism of her sex is in a healthy and vigorous condi tlon The best friend that wo man ever had Is the Favorite Prescription of Dr K V Pierce Chief Consultintr Phv- tslclan of the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute llullalo NV The Prescription is a perfect and Infallible remedy for every It cures by form of female weakness restoring health and strength to the inter- Â¬ nal organism which cannot be reached by thus the cure is radi local applications cal complete and constitutional Dr Pierces eminent reputation as a phy Â¬ sician of wide learning and his special tttinwiprltrp of the delicate and intricate or- ganism of women accounts for the unpar w alleled commence wnicn women over every his Favorite Prescription other remedy Its Use obviates the neces and the shy of dreaded examinations stereotyped local treatments suffered fourteen Dr R VPierce Dear Str years with female weakness nervousness and general debility trying everything I could find I then heard of to help me all to no avail Dr Pierces medicines and although I was thoroughly discouraged I thought 1 would try once more to find relief I took your Golden Medical and too Discovery nnd Favorite Prescription great praise cannot be given for the rapid relief they gave me I am now free from the formet knocks at a wo heart mans comes he usually in disguise Doesnt When love r How to Dress Neatly 17 nM Every one knows we are artists in Woolen Fabrics tailors in ejLIL the city and the most fashionable absolutely We guarantee fits and MafflSS1 dont want our cusfnniprs tn nnV fnv nmr clothes that are not thoroughly satisfactory Our stock of talland winter woolens is now complete embracing all the latest designs in London Specials and foreign imyunuRons exclusive witn us jno one else can how them are always the very best W o Si tor yourself and get prices We invite you to call and see 02X K N TOBIN 10 Main Street CO Fashionable Tailors yc Samuel Hodgson Clarksville Tenn ITALIAN MARBLE SCOTCH SWEDE and the Most Desirable EASTERN GRANITES Manufacturer and Importer of Monuments troubles Very sincerely yours n sdJuvaw After do years experience we feel confident that all work us will be executed in an artistic and skillful manner Tablets Statuary entrusted to Only the Best Material Used JSPMr F M Whitlow 1815 is our solicitor Insure in the Old Reliable 1895 MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO OF NEWARK NEW JERSEY A VIZI DODD President Total Assets January 1st 1895 5528300000 Iald iollov Holdors slnceorianizatlon ia7S0131002 Surplus Former NY Standard C 723S000O Losses paid in Kentucky over a 00000000 i Guaranteed cah urredcor values on life and endowment policies In contenilleCash LnaiH made on assignable policies in rae of lapse no forfeiture policy is f nU sorve or if pref orredto the pu of paiu up policy Nq restrictions as to residence or occupation 1 THE BEST CONTRACT EVER OFFERED F Call or write for sample policy at your age and on plan desired W Smith Co State Agents 542 West Main Stieet Louisville Ky icle President Palmas life is as eventful ns his personality is remarkable He is descended from one of those ancient Castilian families celebrated in the OALLIS TOM WALLACE Local Agents Ilopkinsville Ky Jn Co p w WOR Late of Clarks ille Tenn J AS D HEADLEY Late of thens Headley MAJOR JtAltqLKTaE MONUMENT AT SUMMIT If gnats aro plentiful in spring Fluttering bats and flying beetles pect a fine autumn forecast fine weather Olmmborlaino Eye ana Skiu Ointmont Is unequalled f6r Eczema Tetter Salt Ulieunij Scald Head Sore Nipples Chapjped IlandSj Itching Piles Burns Frost Bites ChromcSoiG Eyc3 and Granulated EyjLids For sale by druggists at 25 cents ver box TO HOUSE OWNESS For putting nhorso in a fine healthy con dition try D Ca4ys Condition Powders Thoy tone tip theJ system aid digestion cure los9 of appetite relieve constipation correct kidney disorders and destroy worms giving new ife to alii did or cveiWjQrKed hen se 25 ex- Â¬ The person who disturbed the congregation last Sunday by coughing is requested to call on and get a bottle of Foleys Honey and Tar 50c which always gives relief For sale by C K Wyly druggist Rain loner foretold lono lasts short nc tice soon past Ly In 1892 Mr A L GOldwater who pwues three retail drug stores in Now xort Uity iiaviner learned of the great value of Chamberlains Cough Rem cent3 icr rickigc Forale Uy druggists edy for colds croup and whooping Early frosts are usually followed cough ordered a supply for his cus zi tomers It met with so much favor oy a long hard winterc that ho SQon found it necessary to order more and during the winter sold over two gross of the remedy He says it gives the best satisfaction of if Wron Baby waa sick wo gaw her Castorla any cough euro ho has ever handled When sho was a Child ahe cried for Castorla For sale at 25 and 50 cents per bottle When sho becamo Miss she clung to Castorla by R C Hardwick druggist Â¬ J location flnallj fixed upon as the place of tho landing of Marquette is nt a point just opposite the depot at SumSo here the monument was mit erected Many Ideas were considered as to the form the memorial should take Some favored a statue others u plain block of stone Finally it was determined to adopt a unique design commemorative not only of the stilrd3 nature of the priest explorer but of the wonderful geological formation of tho district A cairn of granite bowlders has been erected tho separate roclcs being firmly cemented together The material is from the great deposits brought from tho Lake Superior region by the glacial stream and deposited in the vnllej As seen by the illustration the form ib pyramidal roughly speaking from a triangular base The exposed surf ucca speak plainly of glacial planing- nnd polishing the striations being indi- Â¬ cated Jt was the aim of the designer to employ as many varieties of rock as possible to enhance the scientific in Â¬ terest of the structure Frof C IL Fortl of the Calhoun school at Chicago planned the w ork It is now completed and in place but will not be unveiled until next spring Col N S Wood will have chargo of the ceremonies Tho inscription has not jet been decided up6n Tho appropriate words whatever they may be will und6ubt cdly be chiseled deep into some one of the naturally smooth surfaces for the monument will not be touched by tho nietnl workers art Various sugges tions for an inscription have been of fered md many more it js hoped will illSlpt rncsiniiM tiiomas palma songs of Castile and w ho helped to drive tho Moors from Spain He w ns born at Haynmo July 9 1535 Ills father us a Spanish planter and when he died young Palma was studying law in Seville His long residence and environment in Europe had enabled him to con trast the condition of Spain with that of the last of her American colonies which in the days of Philip II extended on both sides of the equator far into the temperate zones And when Inlmn returned from Spain he wns determined ihat he would do n mans part in striking the shackles that bound the pearl of the Antillesto the most reactionary and effete of tho monarchic of Europe Palma uchieved his amljition at leant in part on October 10 lt77 w hen he as rhoscn as the president of the Cuban re- public nnd now fairly bids to achieve tho remainder lie then served with tne army in tuo neicl and lias seen some stiff struggles extending oer ten years and during which 200 000 Spanish soldiers fell Castelar dwelling upon this decimation of the Spanish army in a speech in the cortes declared that had the Cubans then held out the country could not stand the drain for another six months and that Cuba while the last remnant of Iter American possessions was alpo the cemetery of Spain The Cuban leaders ere tired of fighting Some were for continuing the war others favored peace disunion prevailed and Spain by dividing the insurgents won At the very outset of hostilities Palmas sugar and tobacco plantation was con- Â¬ fiscated but when peace was pro claimed Campos who was then as now the captain general of Cuba offered President Palma to restore his property if he swore allegiance to the king The offer wns declined and Palma ex ileCThimselfto Honduras where ha fell in love married and became tho post Â¬ master geueral of that South American TOBACCO Sro WAREHOUSE CO TOM P MAJOR 1025 PROPS West Main Street Louisville Ky swiZ 5E il Chas Livery Byne Feed Sale Stable Cor 7th and Virginia Streets rates to Commercial Men for ladies W HTGood rigs with or without drivers furnished day or nMit Good lot room adjoining Ilopkinsville Ky N ico waiting Special room T Grant Pnom Formerly with Alexander B E B Baldwin-- T Grant UJerKs Arlington Hotel reasonable rates- - Corner 12th and Main Streets BAR BARBER SHOP Louisville Ky HOT AND COLD BATES Jll B When she had Children she gave them Castorla At t n If cats back their bodies and wash their faces expect rain D Robinson a prominent lumberman pf Hartwick N Y was sick with rheumatism fdr five months In speakiucr of it Mr Chamberlains Pain Robinson says Balm is the only thing that gave her reskfrpm pain For tho relief ofpain Many very bad xt MBotJbo fcat casesPof rheumatism have been cured by it For sale at 50 cents per bottle by R C Hardwick druggist The wifo of Mr RJP m Mmn t n YK 1 shepherds warning js A rainbow in the morning is the Sl drives jMromtbVsyiB and makes rMra hloodi- as V -wy tr - Vi Sfrnfulalurks m the blood of near- iydvtay bne DuitHoods Sarsaparilln Jri to tho portage at Summit Carrying their boats across to tho Chicago river Constant abuse of those tinder you will strengthen your lungs at the ex Lake Michigan wus reached on tho wafers of which the explorer passed pense of yOur manners north to Mackinuck A year later Mar quette with two others huuled a boat For Hoarsness over tho frozen surface of the Chicago Benj Ingersoii of Hutton Ind river to the point where what Is now says ho had riot spoken above a whis- Itohey street meits that stream Here per for months and one bottle of in the quaint phrase of the missionary Foleys Honey and Tar restored his they cabined for the winter During after being forced YQjqe it is usea very largely uy thut spring for safety from the to take floods For sale by to the trees speakers nud singers Marquette aud his companions pad O K Wyly druggist dled up th river to tho point where Summit is uow located lauding if you spend every cent you earn tho monument Is now erected where nero you wont wear out shoe leather in Marquette discovered that tho river he going to the savings bank had been going up had no outlet to the y slvvrtFd owing to tho floods and Fob Pneumonia after traversing Mud lake tho connect- Â¬ Dr J C Bishop of Agnew Mich ing link of the two Systems he canoed says IhWustid Foleys Honey down the Desplalrfes and then the Illi Â¬ m mreevery severe cases of nois river ana Xlia Pce whcrj Aiarqueite and Joliet puuuiuuum me past montli Witn crood Foj sale by 0 Bf Wyly tmde thelr n4 Prtffe in 1073 is half results a u9 northwest of the monument druggist I t t be received Tho history of Marquettes wander Â¬ ings is drams tin to an extreme With Joliet in 107 ho floated down the Fox and Wisconsin rivers to the Mississippi returning up the Illinois and Desplafnes I THE- - i 1 ORIENTAL ATLANTA GA A New 200 Room Hotel The Main Street FURNITURE Dealer A Complete and Beautiful Elegantly Furnished and thoroughly Equip ped in Every Respect Stock ou hand all at LOWEST Cash FIGURES Unsurpassed location at the inUrsectlon of Peachtree iryorandlloustonstreets Electrio cars passing every minute over Ieachtieo and other routes for Exposition Urounds and all parts of the city Ono block from Grand Opera llouso conven- Â¬ ient to all other places of amusement banks principal stores post ofllco ad Union Depot Tho hotel will be conducted on tho European planthe Cafe cuisine and servicebelncr strict Â¬ ly first class In every respect RATES 1 perday and up Black Porter Props to- - state Bed room Suits 10 When you go Feline Amenities Miss 01dcash Tulia dear Im going to givo such a novel birthday party Ive invited a guest for every year of my life Wont it bo just lovely Miss Passec Yes but where will you find room for thorn all N Y Journal On a Hot Trail Editor Have you found out tho in sido facts of tho Sharp divorco caso Eeporter No but I expect to soon Mrs Sharpe told my wifo all about it in tho strictest confidence Bay City Chat Til Up I LOUISVILLE Have Your Photoorahs Made At A Solid Oak Suit for tM75 II Ul WYBRANTS NEW STUDIO No 580 Fourtji Avenue Wm Ducker Funeral Director Louisville Ky J i fh L SI iff o C t t HOPKINSVILiE ZEimXCHSAK LMflh mfimiWVtn Deoemler CmEm22S9E 6 1895 JSEKE 6 and there Its Blanket Weather The sharp air between night and morning tolls you that a wbolly warm blan Â¬ ket wouldnt be amiss Weve a Btock of large proportions in which there isnt a stitch amiss and the price is just at that point where economy and quality t meet City Bank Hopkinsville Mandy Thompson swore out a warrant against Geo Hooser charg ing him witu assault ana battery BotB parties are colored Foa Sale phaeton and pony apply at this office Mr Peter H Adcook has moved from the Beverly neighborhood to Bonnettstown where he will continue farming 1000 on real Wanted to borrow estate in the county Inquire at this plHce Co for Insurance Buckner Whooping cough is raging in the public Bcbools Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over r4 Sironronmrnn HEATING nmitmirnnmmmmfmmnmmrti ly STOVES t STOVES COOKING v J STOVES v 75 HEATING STOVES ffi Price 57c up And Comforts too Underwear The Social of the Baptist church will meet this Friday afternoon at 8 oclock with Mrs Thos C Han bery Cornel k We bought our stoves in June 2 or 3 car loadsj before iron went up and now we want to sell them and want to selithem so bad that we are quoting prices lower than the old prices We can saye you 25 to 50 per cent on Cheap and Medium Priced toyes We hare 75 Heating and 70 Cook Stoves to close out 16 Inch Grateg Complete Jta Heating Stoves to 12 18 Cooking 350 to 20 330 20 6 Inch Stove Pipe 11c Joint 275 t i Grate Baskets 65 70 ana 75c 9c 5 STOVE BOARDS All Sizes Elbows 8c 5 8c 59c to 119 6 t TO COOKING STOVES 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 great 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 Co process Office over Bassett Sfcthaniel Guynn a colored boV lit tho employe of Dr J A Southall was kicked in the face by a mule a day or so ago but not seriously Dr A P Campbell has resumed his practice and also has secured the right to extract teeth by the paiuless rrci I Mi E hurl Gloves fear temptation keep nway from our glove counter We have a dollar kid glove that would delight a populist With some a dol- Â¬ lar glove is imply a pair of gloves lor a aonar mm 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 A reasonable misgiving guarantee goes with every pair of our dollar gloves If you BASSETT i CO A The transfer of Kosciuskos heart to the castle at Rappers will Switzer land recalls many stories of the Crusaders who dying in the Hot Land sent their hearts to friends at home So afterward Sir Robert Peckham died out of England in 1569 but his heart was not buried until 158G The heart of John Baliol was embalmed by his widows desire and inclosed in an ivory casket enameled with silver And she the loving Devorgilla placed this casket on her table every day at meal time aand ordered it put on her own heart when she was borne to the tomb Then there is the heart of the Bruce dear to elocutionists and stump speakers For strange tales about hearts see the Lives of the Troubaand that dreadful story by dour Barbey DAurevilly At a Dinner Boston Journal of Atheists Cows in Clover A Maine farmer has trained his cows to swim to and fro between the shores of his farm and an adjacent island where clover grows luxurian t ly and now they enjoy the bath as much as the clover Cleaning and repairing a specialty by Fowright tho tailor Fine wool- Â¬ Bridge street ens for suitings PERSONAL GOSSIP The Modern Mother Tho fourth snow of the season fell LOCALS a j Has found that her little ones are im- Â¬ Wednesday which was followed by Capt Sandusky of Central City proved more by the pleasant laxative drop in the mercury not equalled since last winter The thermometer was in the city yesterday on business Syrup of Figs when in need of the We 51 stood at sixteen degrees yesterday laxative effect of a gentle remedy Mr W A Wilgus has returned than by any other and that it is more ADVERTISING morning from a business trip to Louisville acceptable to them Children enjoy The brick work of the new Gaither So Sheriff J W McKinney and wife it and it benefits them The true warehouse is nearly done West for of Cadiz spent Wednesday in tho remedy Syrup of Figs is manafac- - Tbeold reliable Furniture dealers and and with a few more good days tured by the California Fig Syrup undertakers Up stairs in Henry block work the big building would be put city Hopkinsville Ky under roof Mr Z T Willis and family are ou Co only You R03 tho dogs are live Still barking Kith all their might Dr M W Williams and Lieut C a visit to the family of iheir son Gee Wanted Thry Intend to keep It up S Radford have admitted Mr Will in Hornhill Texas Because they know Hs right A purchaser for a small stock of Norton to a partnership with them in Miss Julia Venable has accepted a general merchandise that will be Tistrue thou tails are Bhort But thats nothere nor there the ownership of their imported stal position with Dr C K Wyly as sold at a bargain Will give possesWell sell you cheaper goods lion Albert The amount paid for a saleslady Than you can And elsewhere w sion of store house at once Post 1YliK KKNSUAW one third interest was 2000 Lieut A L Dade of the U S office goes with it and pays rent of Mrs J R Dabney has on exhibi Navy and wife are visiting relatives store Fine country good trade The country is flooded with cheap Good reasons for selling tion at J O Cooks drug Store some m the city doctored compounds as sold of her handsome hand painted china T H Gaines Co whiskey and consumers cannot be Mrs MWilkms ofBowlingGreenis work which is for sale Mrs Dabney Montgomery Ky dec22tu too careful to demand a brand that a large art class in china decora- Â¬ the guest of her daughter Mrs H L has they can rely upon From flow Until Spring ting Her work is very highly com- Â¬ McPherson I W Harpers Nelson County Ky plimented by all who see it Capt Lee Howell of Evansville Overcoats and winter wraps will be Whiskey is a standard brand guaran- Â¬ Nothing has been done towards was in the city a short while Monday in fashion They can be discarded teed absolutely pure by tho distillers SOLD BT getting a successor to Geo D evening temporarily while traveling in the W R Long Hodges the late lessee of Hotel to his steam heated trains of the Chicago Mr Joe Owen returned Hopkinsville Ky Latham There are a number of ap- home in Nashville yesterday after a Milwaukee St Paul Railway For plications but the Directors will con viBit of a few days to relatives in this solid comfort for speed and for Mis F M Girand desires a share tinue in charge until a proper man city safety no other line can compare of your patronage in dress making Mr Hodges is still in can be found Dr Archie Boales and wife of with this great railway of the West Satisfaction Terms guaranteed the city Sheboygan Mich will return to this reasonable 9th street above depot Administrators Notice is still going city in the near future to make their The water company tf All persons having claims against ahead with the work of laying pipes home fVirk aotflfa r I10 lata Tlirta Taaur in spite of the rough wintry weather MissEstella Yancey A 1 This work will soon be completed ville spent thanksgivingof Hopkins are hereby notified to present same with Mrs to me tor payment properly proven and there is every prospect of having W S Davidson Admr water turned on some time this Mary F Warders family near Hise ville Glasgow Times Thos S Jesop Deceased month Nov 25 1895 Mrs Wm Bobb and daughter Winter seems to have set in at a earnestness as to Mi6s Emily who have been visiting time and with such As administrator of P T Shelton An Enigmatical Bill of Pare indicate that all predictions of a long the family of Mr Albert Kelly left fulfilled Tuesday for their home in New Or- For a dinner served on the Dining J deed 1 will sell at public auction at and hard winter will be his late residence near Newstead on There are not generally many colder leans Cars of the Chicago Milwaukee St or more disagreeable days at any Dec 12th Elders Stephen A Smith of Utah Paul Railway will be sent to any ad Â¬ season of the year than we have had and Ezra J Merrill of Colorado two dress on receipt of a two cent postage 8 work mules 3 young mares 2 this week Mormon elders are now in this stamp Apply to Geo H Heafford Jersey cows with young calves and Buck Leavell enjoys the distinction county distributing tracts and othnr General Passenger Agent OldColony other cattle 8 brood sows 40 snoats They will make their Building Chica go 111 ot being the only c ty officer elected literature 1 American harrow 1 Pekin disc without the aid of the one Republi- headquarters in this city for a month cultivator 2 mogul wagons Oliver Elastio Cottage Paints can vote in the city council except in or more chilled plows 2 new McCormick reapSold by K O Hardwick are the most ers 2 now Deering mowers 45 bushels those cases where there were no conDEATHS tests In every other election the durable and brilliant on the market of clover seed 700 wheat sacks new Democrats stood three to three and Warranted to not scale buggy and harness crop of tobapco Huffman An infant of Mr L C Anderson cast the deciding ballot Vane Calveut Paint Co and 100 acres growing wheat farming the city Wednesday Huffnan died ia St Louis Mo implements and other personal pro The corner room of the Ragsdale- - The remains were taken to Tennessee potty Cooper building is now under roof for interment To Beduoe Stock M A Mason Admr and would have been ready for the Two dozen Plymouth Rock hens colored P T Shelton Deod occupancy of Mr Kitchens furniture Newstead Ky Dec 2 95 store next week but for the fact that Fields A son of Walker Fields and Cockerels for sale at 50 cents the cold weather has delayed the aged 19 years died at the home of each Also a few Leghorn hens Brick work on the rest of Mr J J Vancleve Wednesday of Guaranteed pure C M Meacium plastering Hopkinsville Ky the building has also been suspend- kidney trouble ruUiUUiiiUUiiUiUiUUiUUUi UiUiUiUUtiUiiUUiUiiUUiiUu SPhCML M THE RACKET H ifAfl 8f floJUn87lllo Ky M9 to 653 Broadway N Y Are JESm I JPyle 3Renslia v I Gifts A fow Xmas 1 1 I suggestions for a oesutliur v and Useful Xmas Present A set of Sterling SlWer Spoons or Forks a Clock of any kind ft Flno Um Â¬ brella a Real Leather Purse or Card Case something In Silver Novelties an A No 1 Watch a Pretty Piece qf Jewelry We can supply anything that should be fouud In a First class Jewolry Store GRAVES CQNDY JEWELEf MAIN STREET 2 Oil Listed- We have the most complete stock of Furniture and House Furnishing Groods of All Kinds in the city Thursday We Want Your Business and will have ife if low prices and square dealing will secure iL If Come and see us- - l1 ed N will sell round trip The L tickets lo Frankfort Ky at One fare Dec 8th and mth 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 Rev T S McCall has been carry ing on a protracted meeting for a week or more at R nggold Baptist Church of which he is pastor Rev W LPayton of Elkton has been as sisting in the meeting Up to yesterday there had beeu fifteen conversions The meeting will close this Advertising Pnya Ed Kkntuckian As the result of a JfOK BENT Store house for 1896 Best localittle advertising tion in Hopkinsville Rent reason in your paper I have sold in the last able Apply to E Frankel few weeks tho following hogs Vitalia double strength f oi sale by One boar to G H Stone Julien druggists Ky One boar to Ky- - JF Benner Cormack Take Vitalia Liver Pills week KNOWLEDGE Brings comfort and improvement nn tends to personal enjoyment win rightly used The many who live bet ter than others and enjoy life more with less expenditure by moe promptly adapting the worlds bet products to the needs of physical being will attest the value to health of the pure liquid laxative principles embraced1 in tha remedy Syrup of Figs Its excellence is due to its presenting fn the form most acceptable and pleat ant to the taste the refreshing and truly beneficial properties of a perfect lax ative effectually cleansing the system dispelling colds headaches and fevers and permanently curing consripatiot It has given satisfaction t millions im met with the approval of the inediVfii profession because it acts on the Kn neysLiyer ami Bowels without eningthem and it is perfectly free fuwit every objectionable substance Syrup of Tip is tor Bale by all dms gists in 60c and 2 bottles but it ia uuu nfftfltured by7 the California Fig Syi uje Op ooijt whose name is printed on evw j aA Mokage also the name Syrup of FioMi taintfr relUnfqrmed you will um wk e8 Ut i the Western Lunatic Asylum near Hopkins ille to D A D James of Munlenlerg It h said that the information is reliable Strange tips these times A few days ago there was a trip to the effect the position had been tendered Dr Ren Letcher of this city Henderson Gleaner To day we present to tho tobacco growers of this and adjoining counties the card of the old reliable firm Co r W of Ragsdale Cooper E Ragsdale the 6enior member of the firm has been in the tobacco business in this city for many years Mr and ia well known to tho trade R E Cooper tho junior member is also a thorough tobacco mun and hns Tho firm is a large acquaintance a very strong oue and will do a full Wntch share of business this season tlnir sales which will appear regu- Â¬ larly hereafter It was whispered here this morning from Owensboro that Gov Bradley hos offered the superintendence of Two boars to N A Barnett Hopkinsville Ono sow bred to N A Barnett Hopkinsville One sow bred to Jas Phelps Hopkinsville I would like to say I have on hand some nice pigs of both sexes besides a lot of fall pigs Satisfaction al ways guaranteed or money returned M B Kino Newstead Ky Sprained His Arm Willie Goodwin a little son of Mr A I will sell at public auction at the farm of H M West deceased on the Russellyille road six miles from Hop kinsvilleon liiisirif Wfight SSLl m Billiard A sixxiimimyymimmriryii ii H si AND ri jsg S pi lw J 5o T hop L5 j r a ra Md U i g u O hj oo J H Goodwin fell while skating on tj era CP L r t O J EPS Vim s the 8 property head of horses and mules 1 milk cow and calf 6 sows and pigs 15 head of sheep all of the farming im- Â¬ plements 200 bbls of corn etc Terms made knpwn on day of sale James West Admr H M West iiL80 following personal wU m Staple K caxfooeziee MAIN Noxt Door to Koatncklaa Off lct- - the pavement near thepublic school yesterday morning and sprained one of his arms It was at first thought the arm was broken but this proved to be a mistake Shop Thomas was taken to Jock son viiss Sunday by a posse of his neighbors and lodged in jail for the murder of Charles Card ell and wife both of whom he confesses to have brained with a billet of wood Sunday night and then robbed tho house of 526 Dwolling Por Bale Campbell Btreet two story gg O 2 mmmmmm J ii ifS i S3 c h ss o is o eg p g i m n The sales of tobacco in Louisville Wednesday numbered 1080 hhds classified aB follows Old crop B hhds burley and 9 hhds dark- - 1894 crop 499 hhds burley and 117 hhds dark 1895 crop 427 hhds burley and 78 dark original inspection 829 hhds reviews 251 hhds rejections yester day 250 hhds The highest price at which burley leaf sold to day was 25 per hhd and the lowest 440 The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the First National nank will be held Tuesday Jan nth 1806 at their oiilce in Ilopkiinvllle purpose of electing dlreotors for Kyfor the year the ensuing TnogWLoKQ Cashier STREET i ii mry it 4 Jas I Belote Plain and Ornamental i PJaslarery- - - Ni i V i TOBACCO BARNS r rtrr J rh 5uww at uiuiuihuiuuvu - ramnaur v m J vLHr v Trra stable and good oizo lot bounded by three streets Place Well improved a wad convenient Apply to On t I A 533- H Q JJl X of the most prominent law Formerly with Forbes StBroJ t Will make estimates ou all kiuda Collins Goodrich - of plasrertfg Darrow Vincent haa just been disifcStfwwfcl solved and three new firms establishAU work gwnteedaBdprfoaail ed with the help of three other g yers The members of oneoC law Â¬ the new firms are all Republicans of an Â¬ other all Democrat iiid rJ tk UUA ClTg J milmttivwmmmt m vtf A jg 7 firms of Chicago vOne X jaexM rnpnnMBnHHj I c