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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: January 1, 1897

Hopkinsville Kentuckian: January 1, 1897 Hopkinsville Kentuckian 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1897 hop1897010101_sn86069395 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hopkinsville Kentuckian: January 1, 1897 Hopkinsville Kentuckian Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 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just I HI MT 10 or 15 toslastkiaif Barfty glia ugbther sar ills stock TlwwBb Wft- - a large 23 fannlrarwKk and was 24 MfcMtyiaudcuttttiia mod only frftmbuiidhijf with fKed rooma we were Dirrnod with 31 H few ton She wis eirtrat 80 rears both sides f oto alt their OomI and also the livery 81 tepQa E H AndajMbo at Newstead burued yesterday morning at an early hour with seveia djaeut buildiugs Tfaieie was notai sleeping in the j mmL JJwl Foard being store tko away anq iawwnr xaetiy ra raPPoi THAfllNfll n1terchanli ato of jiSrAav Mrs Jennie Dulin Burkholder Vrolton riiy Child of Mrs Obakrotnuirtb Pmbrok 76 Baj tWfcxwr Eikj Wv Ffrgasoa jfcouaty Lben la ipttlthe tion eflffiMWprigJaated fwn 9 fuiHevnnwwit In tbn roofwhaij illiiifll7ljliljiilliiiu mufrbBBWMSVBMt m--m- agM 8tr X p citjred 1 it r Tj JS Cotttae coaalyi ft trmA Prof Henrx Clark Fruit Httf teiife tanv wintfr ajjd k 5w hj 4 nkins Mrs Naw Mrs W- - B5aftei county Miss Mfcry StuartFairview Mrs Wr H SwartiB city Child of Pn JJQifcDAvlttlty Sara B McQee Bentlottttown V m w JJK ti Andersons SHe 7 WlMfc ilinubiktioftntiot mber aieattier OTdciii wk ump iuvc wuu eissa last r fiu b afiow raio no wiai WWag TkatiA Oat Llk H IJhAlt bttt bftltnr Shriiiglike wlher nnd bright BunBhtSr ail tbeiraek Tiio old year that atM ra like a Jroa itb Blown and sleet aad sleigbbelts Jiuy litig wont out Hke a lamb stable and biaoksmithVahop clossfcy The tobacco laotorv and wfdWoe I ware scorched imUytA lay the hard 1 asb kind of work s1iastily organ 1 ised buokel hfimS 3 All ol the buildings Were the prop3 erty of Mr Anderson The stock of merchandise was large 4 and cottmlete and Mr Andersons loss 14 l W rn H HmoBiHii KiHl k f lL lL J was aJmoe laatautJT killed Both legs were oufc off qd when ha was picked ppM was in a dying condition HiVlliomewas in ThirVmirbtm Be left a wife and two small chil H Bo an L A N braksman leuirom tea top ol a freight car litmday near SiaugLtersviUe and dren r 3rof ton IfaggisrSmithsoniifcy Jliss Mrs J W Mitchell city Cnild of J L Dycus Fairtiewr Mrs D JR Beard city Child of S Reese near Fairviow is heavy 1B t MrsGillison Williams county On stock and buildings bis loss 16 Mm T W Oainfts Central City will be at leUst 8000 on a conserva20 Judge J JR Grace Fmnkfort tive estimates aged 62 Ho carried 85800 insurance of which the North British held 2500 21 Mrs Nancy Hunter Elktonagad 94 the Maniteater 2600 and the ltoval 1800 CaJltest AVallftce represest the a Chas ShaokBlford Memphis Uw first named companies and Gar in F Harrisdn Bennettstown nstt Moore the Itoyal f1 RR ISjsi Polly Lyle county 88 years 29 UNITED ANtrOftHEO w i UASCtL L Pennington LINE OF FTit 1 1 J VI w i izYicns I iJ f yWJm ry JfiBaB- i t 3DST RECEIVED 5 rjymt I House j -iSS The L it N depot at Auburn Ky a station a lew miles east of Russell ville was destroyed by fire Monday The fire originated from a defective flue The telaeraoh office some freight and other contents of the build- tog were consumed by the flames verv HWe being saved The loss wifl iaiount to something over 2000 tNMt Dtlt Dwrtroyecl by Flr MnrMageA In 1868 Were S6T Cmm on Mt Divorce 1 Some interestiag matrimonial sta tistics are shown by the county records for last year In the county clerks office there were licensed to wed 184 white and 180 colored couples or an average of one for every day in the year and an oxfcra one for good oofltfk n 2 2 8 3 4 6 11 WF Miss Mollis Lyne Fairview Ollie Johnsoc county 4 years AJJullen Croftoa Edgar Thomas Lexington don Mr Fannie Grumbley Elkton Geo Meacham Kelly killed Miss Katherine Vaughan Hern- Mrs Francis E Elliott Kennedy Mrs Mary Ratcliff Crofton aged RO 11 Doero 125 f iv 1502 00 5 SHOES for All 01 Jpfi J BLACK and BROWN hx mens ob Tarxs ttteeskSiga of the big boot hour and esoapl Tho daring escape was made just East of Norton villa Arrant has not been recaptured Fatal How ttt Keeky BUI At a aupper given at Rocky Hill Baptist church colored three miles east of Lafayette a few nights ago Ben MoClellan and Henry Handle where the records of divorce cases J A Arrant a United States prio found the boota show- tinrt 90 cases oner sentenced at Memphis recently were filed at the February June end September courts for counterfeiting and given a two- been filed since tbeand that 10 have last term making yeaie term in the penitentiary Heaped 90 for the year la more than half rotn the TIlirMtin fnn fral ImtiiVaH these suits decrees have been granted train running fty five miles an and the others are yet to be tried Pfom tlieTrwIu tne circuit court clerks oifiite 9 20 24 27 Wm mer Mrs Storton Evausville drumyears D Tajlqr Brown city 80 M re Jno Brown Howell J P Williams Montgomery ii 27 29 27 29 Doe Adlul Steveusona Niece n k TREE if J III CO 1 0 Aalki3IKJUll inl3illl E II lgW fmmrmi wmtnmwmmnwnmfwg it- - lo T Si mmii Harness and Saddlery Investigate Them ever ihown in this city T TVi Y liil VKl ItWill Pay Yon to stop We want to thank all our friends 5 for their patronage of the past six years and hope you will Al i ca WiiTMirilii onus at 4 SSK m wewiu show ytjir i Ottr New Rooms Boales Building oppoiite Winfree Bros We will be glad to show you our stock an Ifave it to yu if we have not tile that cm ba bought Whejiou are fn town stop wttjt i I thelarsi best asiortetj and i Clteapeat i Stock- - iSk bt No 7 South filnm St UU A YUP iiiUiuauiitUUiUiiiuuuuiiiaUiUiuauuiu I 3fc BB St Louis Dec 28 This evening APRIL Miss Julia Scott of Lexington niece 1 H C Richards city of Vice President Sevenson was mar1 of C L Gamble county ried to Mr Carl Vrooman of ChicaA E Knight Crofton found go at the residence of the brides sisdead ter Mr ChaB S RrnmTCall Vita President Stevenson trave the bride 6 L L ONeal county away Among the out of town 9 Jno W Stewart Gracey Swap dead become entrac ed in a row MoClel guests were Miss Nannie Barbae of lan drew a pistol aad shet Handle in Adairville Ky Miss Efrelyn Brown 9 W C Cljttkyaaylu Abe bowels producing what is be Louisville Miss Marion Lindsay 10 Mrs- - L JvTurceUI lieved to be a fatal wound The fight Frankfort and Vice JPresident and 11 Trot Miller BeMettst 20 John JPaVne Crofton iijntnd UMOS occurred juBt over the Tennessee lino Mrs Stevenson 17 fcMwL V--Metcalfe ol bw j UV sad McClellau escaped into ICotuoky Owensboro Poultry Show 18 Mrs W R Reusbaw oftubljid ana uas not Deen captured Another lijpeday afternoon at 180 oclock jv TX1D inni j iiuii D a -- unoii agro also figured in the fuss and i was snot at by McUlollan but the ball tha Uraen River Poultry association 19 Mrs Tobe Durham Crofton 27 Jas D Steele Psirview west wide of the mark opened its doors to Jho second annu 26 Mrs Henry Warder Louisyille i t al exhibition of fWpoultry in the 80 Infant of Chas Cook county New Deal at Howell Mr Luoian M Cayce who has Sawyer building oorner of Fourth 80 Mrs Mary Starling Pajnecounty and Frederica streets been engaged in the general merohan MAI The exhibition opens with 262 dise business at Howell for sometime birds very flue and rare specimens 8 Infant of Lutber Morris cfty has purchased the assigned stock of the better portion of them being 5 Mrs Brownie Crews Taylor Fox Bros at that place and will at home birds there being as yet only once move into the Dixon building about Xorty from abroad It is ax 6 Child of A M Coleman ojty wauru no win sen goons in luturu xiis pectsd that before tho close there will 15 W L Anderson city kille already large stock will be greatly in be from sovon to eight hundred birds 17 Mirfl Maw Vancrhnn T7rf1nn created and a full line of fine furni- on exhibition which will be an in 18 Jas D Shaw LaytonBvilU ture will also be added Mr Cayoe crease over last years exhibit Mes 22 Mrs Jennie Woosley city sells for cash and has been doing an senger 22 Mrs E D Gee Lafayette 60 excellent business since he embarked years OV Knllroad Ordered Sold in his chosen calling and it is safe to Lduisville Dec 2- 8- Judge Barr 28 Mrs W R HawkinB Onurch say that he will continue to enjoy a Hill to day ordered the sale of the Ohio 29 Jno W Stith Ceruldau45 years liberal share of public favors Valley railroad which is now in the 81 Calvin Grant Crofton A Dsurt Letter Uw hands of John McLeod receiver 27 Mrs W F Wilson in St Lquis No attention has been paid to the The road extends from Evansville JONI law requiring the doctors to file re- Ind to Hopkiusville Ky Tbe deports of the deaths and births occur- cree waa entered in the suit of the 4 W D Garpett Pembroke 57 W General years ring within their practice at the end York to Trust company of New foreclose mnrtonoa imniD 5 of J D JohBson oity Clerk Prowse wrote to the The upset price was fixed at 1500- - 13 Child Ballafd of the year Wesley Salubria Auditor to furnish blanks but that 18 Mrs MoCord Kellv fnunsl rlri MMW tr vvfv official said he bad no such blanks J Tbeflalejvillbe mndaon or xurs iTWt BEEi and that no appropriation had beau June 1 1897 at Hendersqn Ky after is IOWU a u jQiuaie at Uennote- made to print them Several doetore will be conducted by Judge and 1ft MmiTF fiairhv 41 Rlla bave asked for blanks but as- they Roberts and John Quarles who John 12 Eeo West were 56 years could not be supplied they will under appointed Special Masters by Judge 16 M Boone Hndo n Fork MacUiU Skmh nf the courts decision not be liable to Barr 16 Rev Robt McCown Trenton punishment The law will doubtless W XObin city 57 yearn JIT continue to be a dead letter not only T Wilson a prominent citizen of JU XiM a utiinan county 40 years in Christian county but in all the SCrrwpn county dropped dead of 19 J J Austin city 60 years oouutiei dbease 18 Mrs Jas M West Fruit Hill 19 Child of E Tanner city P 28 R J Cooper Lafayette roars 28 Jno T Shaw Laytonsvifle AND 28 Son of Gpo Drake county DIAMONDS 30 F P namnlull U 30 Child of W H Hill VKBMM HssC9lJ Are advancing and now is ll 1Y the time before they get 2 -- Child of ThoH Hon uoikiit- higher to get you ess for r Miss JtSettie Vuncey ocuntv yourself daughter wife or vulZiWikt a TVUl iUUMJD JfnHKrTII from the old 8etieftrt reliable jeweler llenrv wrrFff Jacob MoiwamwiM inlffrmiffifflF rW fOBttBUeflitTlMn J i Miss Callie Miller near city Daniel Minor asylum Mrs R L Davis 92 years Crofton Bev V M Metcalfe city M fs J f i V I m ft v rtri v Mm mm jr w - sKfF Hrannti zwms jl tev 9 t j I iijliii 1 AJBtLi 1 Sm at jt mtimEaXKu Jftl Jeit Jiti lWffMBBMBMBMBMBIWlWPPrBWBffWrTjL-t- i ni fc t a J4Lst if fi ihriBiatWitif jAJ4eWcJS wtAliMWmitfmLiM wJ-f- mifii uiiteLm g- 4 Ji v tirw p riB at m 11 r jh r i tflMLkiaiil Lijmi oiyipr tfeini V il t ivalU tld latt ft IVl II ill UU it J 1 lliii art in f Not Cor- - tin Tjnftfk vtl fiv u th ohj thtui any other of wnc ui t iiy n popuk o tit Iroecv TRltlQreiUuat t1on Then- - s a i mui r Ih ncn llaJfcTtt MnrCii for bundles unit uupjhlorft ui quid the the iegu i Thosw who lirni riineri and ulver Trwtfl Hnr Uf1i f Aril t Inttaf I In the ire mlled ipei A tot nfll KlldtilrSi i4i llliia tlw itUrmt quark by those who uons der tlem tv nation wHfroulahiBtdry I consequent wlvos too dignified to solicit InmmtM Jy hit resorts wheilicr for hunllh or in coitrnpn other professions and jBwwirre must litne u truditlon or le ¬ trnAo TJiWo yfhn axe eons tiered ns gend In order Id Uecome popular with ot VnlarSf ftaV ihd pti the Visitors lf tlidfe Is one meilnUiglnjj inOoniip tmnm wlio at n rniicc single rocli it la a Lovers licnp or if u caul out the lump tU halt nnd the other jinHn alJnrt over n j iriniiK tue IX vir Punch Uowl dron it wlso Hick The dnttnlVfir cpproachc- blofilf fjaflf In fiympinmehts ibpuY with storiat to miitoli Most nil cum as coramliOUSiis our Ixnulon Mr live spMngp wore Ulwovoretl by Ponce whaulod cnbi0r In semt ojiien chars-U-bttn- p do Loon iiv IiK seurcl for tlint fountain o nofwItlwtnntllnR whore thny becnmfi blinded efcerntu youth that he was It 111 oil by Intllnnn almost with sparks and ran considerable Immediately onM landing hi Florida Every risk of boinj s4t on Orj Jlot Springs in Arkansas according to time tho train atonptd the past the fruldo book hH h woll foundcd sonpfcrs woro pumped ntfainstrcqch tradition to the effeut thnt these IxjII othor screw couplings Jnffwuters Were fit si discovered by the known till 1835 but thoy seoffi to over guy Spaniard who wanted to be havo borno it all complacently Tho made VoifnK ncaln not fkr one nlcht first class vebiclos were paintqd yel- ¬ for nil Unio As an cviorce here hut W toll tociirl a n nelj noi lal ioU w OrRWHimVrir 1 f iv lir can bold limoiit ioitl of u 1 1 1 sTT0 VhUT the pntira i j TYjaH Whr5r l nrf tJh hnnf tion by SlaatVi Probablv few proplo nt the pfed ont time can rnahzi wlut a quaint nud curious lino thu Ijlvorpoal MnnrhoBtQi railway vvoLjn It early ddys or how totftlly dufrtnt wero all Its appoint monts front those to Vot which vo are now aooiutomel wero vastly ploasotl travelers Avo itli IU nod thougnUhat orsfotsUuUng3 to go 33 tnilOJ in an hour and a halt was tho porfectiqn of Thoy iiIH dhenpnoss ami paal if ihe ktsrly Days t i UoQomo 3 siwksjskl TAIAtf I 3 toy 1 3 Save Money This Week Let Us Advice You Hw To Wc have too many CARPBlSmid in order to reov stock we have determined to offer such extraordinary PRICES as wet sf differed before to this people These prices will move lljciii wc kitoiiid if you need m l orwant one come at once cciore tlie best styles are sch SI 7i i bolnun 13 m JE 50c 65c 40c 35c 25c 15c 10c G011 Tapestry Brussels Carpet forr sold lf at at 70c Best Tapestry Brussels Carpet 85c forrtsold yl An alHvool yard wide Ingrain rbqncr- ly sold at 55i0c An ail woolFilling Cot Chain CaYpet erly sold at 45c aney Mtting formerly sold at 35 4 m Fancy Matting formerly sold at at 25c I5c ore uic springs mil me waters aie good enough without the tradition diroken pieces of pottery arrow heads and mounds show that this pretty vol-Ic-- I was originally Inliahited bj Indians who oamo to bathe in the waters for of arioun diseases also The wounds received In tribal wars va Jlcy wan regarded b all as nrutrrl ground and tlie Indians of several tribes came from nil sections for hun dreds of imloH From them the Span iards on tlic gulf coast no doubt learned of he Springs of Peiennlal Youth The valley In which the town of Hot Bprlngs Is situated is about three mile Jn length with an average wjdth of lialt u mile and from the mountain top spreads out like a fishhook on a Barge scnle A creek runs through the valley which serves as a sewer carrying off the wator from the bath houses Through deference to those with sensi tiveness of smell the creek has been covered he foot of the Ozark mountains riJijtt iWJi2 Jr v the cure miiPSsssyksi JKJi y-var- JitwgmPmg iZ V ng- the town runs north nnd south About 100 springs Issue from Its sides ondstranpely enough as in the grandest Tlitmountaln rfr spur overlooki- In cidcrttally ho is also touting for some boarding house and if he lands the vic tim he more than kills two bird with The doctor pays him n ono stone commission ranging from 25 to 50 cent according to the condition of the patient physically and financially He gets a small commission from the boarding house and as the patient is now under the influence he patronizes the designated bathhouse and the touter also gets a small commission oul of that The regulars rail at this underhanded method of gettingbusi ness meetings nre frequently held and some one of their members is expelled Pome of the loudest denouncers of thlb practice secreth connle at it and de teethes are employed to get incriminat ing evidence Next the judicial war on at once begins to sing his praises HELL8 HALF ACKE litunds him the card of Dr Curcall nnd pr w 7 tf low and bore such names ns Queen Marquis Adelaide of Stafford Being Treasurer and Despatch usually 18 feet long upon a baso of only G feet they pitched up and down considerably as thoy ran To tho second class coaches thero wero light roofs or awuiugs but often no sides nnd no doors the color of tqeso airy convoyances wa3 blue or pink About two and a half tons was tho average weight of all the coaches some more some less but all wora constructed in tho lightest and weakest manner by builders who had by no means grasped tho dif-¬ ference in working conditions between road and rail traotion Tho guard sat on tho roof of the last coach or of one fitted with a brake and was exposed to rain and snowj heat and cold dust and sparks u a barbarous manner This mode of treating a man so important to tho safety of tho train was usual on most lines in this country till nearly 1850 and was but ono of the many ways in which tho early railway men copied the stage coach system without considering how essentially dif- ¬ ferent it was The first class wero insido passengers Tho second were outsides who must expect a tasto of bad weather The third stage wagon wero inconsiderable people who were contemptuously hitched on anyhow Even as lato as tho sovonties might be seen on in sciption over the gateway of an En- ¬ important London tjer minus trance for horses dogs and third class passengers Railway World 1 Pacy Matting formerly sold 8c Fancy Matting formerly sold at 10 ni2c We shall offer also this week special extraordinary tlS on Ladies and Misses CAPES and JACKETS If you want a Wrap comlsfr it and you ji jyiu aiiyc iiiuucy RICH AROS St 3IU rifiiiw u a E T C ITANJJERY MFSHRYER ouic ATMWamsST PEOPLES wk EH0USE HANBERY Proprs Tiiuirtiul St Between Tenth KY fi - O PKINSV1LLE nnd Eleventh JSrCineful ntleutiou given to Baniplin i soiling all tobacco consigned to us Libenil ud varices on tobacco iu s All tobacco insured uuleefj olhriwihe iiihtuieted CHICAGoMWg vucomHtoisi EVAtlWILLI 0n Lwirhlitr iWK--f- rilNR inirv l inc niiMiB1 KE YOURSELF J J it fotHE North UASHV1U Hifn 1 il ran L3KK witiieim z W tL Pllotmoo foatirttvs llllrl vntM nOUTEOFTHE J1CAG0 AHD OTHER PEOPLES TIME One Should Recognize ltsrValtio Be- - itSHVILLE I THE ONLY H mLJmi TIM Mi IMITED MmwftXi M kM1fLxMlWAw ssr HWTI m i 11 i if I HilrWE3BW UM m l ntiJiv s fofl New Year callBbr bating the fining touches put on anil ifnritia too late rev oIp an only bo gained by thSo thing to suit tho ako vour business or SJZ2 TS ST c LEGEND OF PONCE DE LEONS DISCOVERT K ESSfiBHHnL uj rsnot v works of nature those on the west side are hot whilo those on the east are cold with one exception which seem ingly stands ouit alone merely us an illustration of natures vagaries The hot springs range in temperature from 80 to 150 degrees In hog killing time in early days farmers scalded their hogs in these springs as it saved the heating of water and the women washed the soiled linen and incidentally aired the gossip of the neighborhood I ntcr thogoernment claimed the land nnd the water on the grounds or basis of Its mineral qualities Thp water is tempered to suit the condition of the patient the dose being gradually increased Physicians disagree as usual ns to whether tho medicinal qualities He In the water oi in tho heat The combination of tho two works the eure and the springs are beneficial for everything ejweept henrt Frequently disease and consumption sudden deutlis of putionts nro reported Tills is the cause thoy had not import- ¬ ed these ailments to the physician There are almost as many theories as to the Inheient qualities of these wa rsthe cause of the bent nnd in their the i source as there are physicians towjijv Nearly every doctor has his - orfatory and the pntlent pays his moncjntfjd tnkes his choice Strangely epougb theBRringa snow no sign oi They flow otnllko the tilvlntr outt XI nnnn1 rt WV UrOOlC W1UI a BUjJiiuacu m lvlncr the same volume day ana rngnt as when- noted by the first will to setago ueoio tiers about half a century irst assert that according to certain formations theso springs hnvo been boiling and bubbling for about 2000 In addition to tlio Tonco do yoars legend there Is a sUwy to the ef¬ Iieon fect that wheo the fimt white sottler qfVtho valley camped haro and dis covered that the watr was red hot that he Immediately hitched up nnd left hi n hurry declaring that hndes was not far oft A peculiarity of tho wator is that it JaabMolcitely tasteless nnd munli lighter nrdtnarv water because 4in Tieon boiled out of it A tho air person Sitviliinl lfc witliout the tongue bolng hiuHOU Xfit- f pouroa on tuo liivnu n t the first would bum the Bkln draUffhho patient feels liko i untiug he can irzim waiter but strangely anothov and later ornves doVso gamblers the doctors war is one of the most exacting features Qf life at Hot Springs Keii few months n mass meeting i held at which it is resolved to clear the town of gamblers especially tho of the bunco stripe The hotel keepere nnd physieinnsstute that no sooner does n sick man arrive thou ho is robbed by the gamblers and as the patient has only u limited amount of money he i compelled to return home before ho hn received any benelit from the waters His stay being eutliliort he denounces the town nnd everyone in it Hotel keepers hove told me that those cop pers are found in the lobbies Recking victims after the daily arrival of trains and the buncoistq even invade private hoarding and lodging housps under the pretense of being InvnlJd6 where they remain aa long us victims are to be fleeced or until they are discovered and kicked out To thoir shame be it sa il thoro are some citizens who persistently oppose tho closing of the gnmblintf dens olnhning Hint gambling brings money into the city and nuikes times iK f 1 r The maintenance of n vnpubond oIobb of gambler is not only a detriment to They a community but nrdj8rnee live upon the industry of othrfo pift ilucing nothing themselves All kinds of fakirs nro seen oh the One bells tarantulas and an streets other hns a drove of donkeys with negro boy attendants for hhe In the early dns squntteTs wnis were frequent ami the town was hot in moro respects than one Settlers buijt shanties near tho springs and held their possession with a shotgijn Fi nally the government dispossessed them and thoy now pay a yearly rental The bathhouses pay to the government n stated rental per year based on the amount of water used The vvutcr Is inoasured out Into tanks and it Is currently believed that some of the tanks leak Thoro nro several springs beyond the limits of the reservation In what is These knqvjn ns Hells Tlnlf Acre nre vrMrfrd fey thu indigent poor who bothc vvithoiflinirty nptl wl thuti t pi ice nnd mainly subiftt on ohnrity They Uome frmil tne Ms our Tennessee houtnlnnn nna To ns Thy beg their way on freight trains nnd walk hack cured and sound i v KPANLAND tter i man Vaatibulod Train Service with forj Making Draft Upon It rest owost and Finest Day Coaches Thero is amon a prcat many peo- ¬ Sleopinc and Dining Cars ple a singular lack of tho senso ot A CLARK The T the value of other peoples time No man goes tc his neighbor and asks TO elight Your Family him for 100 for his own use except Tcrre upon a business basis but there aro T f Bflnvlne- vour measure with many men who do not hesitate to aud b your clothes cut and made CHICAGO ask services of their neighbors inoxpenejecl ur xu uaxxj xuiiora volving the expenditure of moro than Milwaukee volumW business we uo ana tuo maS 100 worth of time with no thought satisfid well dressed gentlemen v AND ALU POINTS IN THC apparently of tho value of that for natron j and appreciate first class wo is a flidnmont to our ability and sui1 which thoy aro asking Men under- ¬ A38TH MORTHWESL rior wd we turn out Largest stock very generally tho value of stand Tnmrain the cit to select irom money they do not understand the I S Rogers Southern Passenger Agent ChattunooKaTenn F PjEmtlKSGI A otB AT It R R mliSl JLASS and made by oxpe value of time or of effort and those EvansvllleInd enced jrkmen accompanied by oil who would be tho very last lo ask nRGmswoLD Asst OI A 1 i rsc 7 -r Kvanaville Iiid j miaran h to nleaae areDOints to inau i i i r for a gift of money are the very first AV ltisfac on to ask for a gift of time quite as iv valuable Eminent actors and singers are for instancp constantly Scessors to N Tobin Go Cop iotel Latiiam SclBntifio American asked togive benefits by people who Agency for havo absolutely no claim upon them ck wno suppose oecause tuoy aro out not asking for a gift of money out right that they aro making a per- ¬ fect natural and reasonable request IX ilIV-0 ViW as a matter of fact they aro very i nuf SMMUaLa CAVET3 I 3 likely asking for a donation of 300 I VU TXJA ThiMWi TRADE MARKS A L j who are interested mfutherinE tjhe sale DESIGN PATENTS or 1000 Thero is probably nothAniTOtmnrifl W I DrtVAMC rtTrr CQPVRIOHTfi ing which tho busy American needs iqr inmrmntlonona froo Handbook wrlto ww to MUNN CO tei DnoADWAT NEW Yonit quite so much as time nothing immediiiti ly with the publishers The work will contain puiist bureau rot securing pitenta la Amorlca la taken out which the successful preacher or J vcrv patent a notlco gt by u freo brotiRht befora tno iiuIjUo by on ot charge in tho An account of his cammign tour speaker for instance finds himself so sorely puzzled to prcsorve and of His biography written py his wife which ho feels so constantly tho lArgest clreutatlnii rf any relcntlfla paper In tho world feplcivHdly Ulustratod No Intelligent uood Men will rospect a ministers man should bo without It Weekly 83 DO a His important speeches rights on every side except bis right yoari81J0sltmonthi Address illUNN Cltr jJtt Pew uuBE3joillroadwayNwYorc to this priceless possession The results of the camjuign in 1396 For time is only anothor namo for intel- ¬ A review of the politic situation lectual growth and intellectual mwwvnwry N TIME TABUG L power if a man knows how to uso TRAINS OOItO NORTH Mr Bryan hns announced Mo intention of devc 0 80 II Tho man who does No 9i Mall oiUettWl Mttll it properly iOlniu one hulf of all royalties to futhc ing the cause of bill 3 m know how to use it properly is very o h Nttehvllle iMoin 3t Louis Kxpt 10 00 n ni glad to give it where he would givo TRAINS OOIMO MOUTH are already of an enofnl rt7aio alism money of tho samo value but ho ob- ¬ Jo M8t louU Kxiirt o 65 Naahvllle Acooniodatlon 7taoain sale Address jects to tho assumption that in casos J lSt I outuMnll fiBpNo tnNO limited 012 pm in which ho would not bo asked to Naahvllle Accommodallou does mi nil t Publishers B givo money he will givo timQ be- ¬ Sunday bound forth Chicago tui St Louts 841 351 DEARBORN ST CHICAGO cause time has no value N Y rolnshavflirough trointi and and sleejer solid to Ouloago and St Loui Outlook FaatLlno stops only at Important tatlonr uid crossings Ha hrbugh Pullman aloi A Giant Steam Hammer t toAtlantuGa Tlore is n very successful protracted The morchunlB generally say they JM ADAMSAuem have no complaint to make about meeting in progress at Betholj Union The largest steam hammer in Chridtmiia trade caunty Franco is that at tho works of OLIPENCE HARRIS Marrol Freres at It CnA8 OATLETT M r Iannis Joore nerod sixty and The Rppublican primary of Breokin is of 100 tons weight and works on CATLETT HARRIS a prominent citizen of Daviess county ri Ige county will bo called forFebru an anvil which weighs GOO tons Tho is dead aiy27 Formerly wltU Forboa lira face of this anvil Is a solid block of cast steel weighing 123 tons and t mnaMizw5i JSP J ffll HWU r m r rrfection as it asa mfl it f i x 8 POSBlL a Chbose tho fabric an js th south St Paul Haute Indianapolis 1 k n t i and WW 1 WW 1 1 ELY U m l Hon W tv J Bwans Bools 1 III v XnnW 1V oln11 of mMk Skwwitm X nmm St hs m IS There indiations W CON KEY COMPANY Rines-do-Gi- er PAINTERS A Good Showing insti- ¬ The tlfJllpJHttof tution of England has now 308 Tho boats undor its management total number of lives saved since tho institution was foundod is 38 823 The number of lives lodl has been 103 Ryal National Lifeboat PAPER HANGERS bus Inosa for oiubqIvoh ami oHer our ser vices to the public at tho mpat rc3 Pnpor hanging n Bpc ouablo prices ialtyr All work uuranleed Sbeavo orders at Gus Yoijnga itpnbQOS 8i2 rings Wo huvo conoludod to go iulo W W anVY rny MONROE WATTS Have Your inofoanApna 5 Made r riinnRin Hniic vn aiTin i a I MnoaiuHL WEST SEVENTH STREET EL Watts At WYBRAHTS Ko TfiO s UUlLDINa NEW STUDIO Fourth Averue Clean lowola and everything first Give us a csll k irwff nBiifiri i Ltiikvillfij Kv i J Vfcft 4 jTJ Mj Z u V f T iff 1 npMnrtM erfecerr cosmic mftjHnfOjnrJ Tiwoa First Mondar In Vobmr--- V ttjlwi weukriitMrdMoiKUyln May ernl Qrst Monday in ScptcraW Horin I SPECIFIC MODEM BItICK- - MAKING Improvod Machinery Used Yards Noar Large Oltioa Th- four trm Nveoka lx weeKH titiHelx AtmwAY CitRidTiAW IV n vreekB Fourth Monday lu Febrile First Matidnv in Jnnn 1 fourth Monday in Beptcmt 4 Second Monday In For Scrofula Slnco childhood i have beoti nffllctbil with scrofulous boils nnd sores which ciuisod mo torriblo suffering Physicians wore umiblo to Jioip mo and I only grow worse under thou euro At longth 1 began to take fc three vtkeka First Mondfty In August t ti ttrt weekj Second Monday In Notfen nj Iirtijf BIMt Monday in May terni t Qrst Mondny In AUKUst term ytMi Weekjjjflrit Monday lu Bcptouiber tnrm WMSltB i ApHlt i n PROFESSIONAL itilAM II NKKLY Tift t Attornoy-al-Lav- CRD UBK AVERS Sarsaparilla very soon grew hot ter After using half a dozen bottles I was completely cured so that I have not had a boll or pimple on any part of my body for the last twelve years I dan cordially recommend Ayers Satsn parilla as tho very best blood purifier G T KriNHAliT in existence Myersville Texas and r Sargent BulIdltiiMaln fipjEclM 5H M Attention td the UUIICULIUU Ol UlUUi M J fRANK RIVES Attorney at Law WSL lioptlnavflOjky M I JPractlcf Intho Courts ot ChriBtlbttand qlnlng counties umco t F k uoun oi near tyeuer BWARFIELUJr Lawyer fh 9 w Office with Callls A Wallace 3 IT K nopklnsvllle Kyj AYERS Sarsaparilla Ayers Cherry Pectoral cores Coughs and Colds HE ONIY WORWS FAIR I ftM C 8MERRIWETHER Late of Louisville Dentist 4V Hopklnsvllle Kyi lrt Summers Building ovo Eoacel WRAILROAD BUSINESS OfUce In I i Jg V w Yet notwithstanding these advan- ¬ tages it is a fact that the railroads of Great Britain with smaller mileage and a smaller territory to draw 4 B OYDAPOOJ A from do considerably mora passen- ¬ Barbers ll ger business thau the railroads of J 7tn street no RkjRSVlItai tho United States combined Esrxclal attention to ptrsns clean Tlncn Comparing tho figures at hand austaotory service oau ana uecoimpKcu from Greit Britain with those last T BF at hand from the railroads of this country it is seen in the first place Y Time Table tliat while in a year the number of OOINO SOUTH TRAINS No 1 Dally No 3 Dally passeogers carried- - in the United Mall Express Mall KSprcas Ly Kvansvlllo 615am J 4S0pm States is 5 13000000 the number 5Sp m carried in Great Britain for tho Henderson 703am uoryaon osipm 7sam 6C3pm same period was 929000000 Morganfleld 785aa It is 687pm DeKoven w 827am 021 am 785pm true that there has been during the Marion 1021 am 810pm last two years a decline of passen-¬ Princeton oopm nsuam Ar uopKinBVUie NORTHBOUND ger traffic on the railroads of the No 4 Dally No 3 Dally and particularly so Mall Express United States Mall Express LvHopxmsvUlo 253 p m since the receipts of American rail- ¬ 620a m G37am Ar Princeton 4iSpm B41pm roads were ephomerully and abnor-¬ Maxlon 781a m 687 p m DeKoven 827am Morganfleld 902a m 712pm mally swoliea by the business of the Corydon 741pm worlds fair But at tho highest fl80am 807pm S2am Henderson 1040a m 8B5pm point tho number of passojgers car- ¬ ArEvansvllle 600 Lv Princeton 715 a m Dally ried on American railroads was 1020 am Arflopklnavllle 000000 or less than two thirds of Lv 6oopm the number of passengers carried on Jit AlllVBWU Local freight will carry passengers betweof British railroads There are twice Uopklusvilio and Princeton as many locomotives in use on Amer UNIONTOWN BRANCH South Bound Dally 721 6 m 6Upm ican railroads as there are on Brit- ¬ Lt TJnlontown 6Wfpm Ar Moiganfleld 750 a w ish railroads but this disparity in North Bound Dally If Lt Morganfleld 910a m 7i5pm tho United States is explained by waaa m Ar unioniown iiiupm tho fact that American locomotives u t jmitoibll if unHXBwqooAgi Hopklnsvllle Ky UjPA draw chiefly freight trains or as VIA OHIO VALLEY RAILWAY they are called in England goods In connection with C 0fc S W and Illinois trains goods Tho freight or Central to Louisville Oinolnaattl Memphis fow urieaua ana points6 ueyona 253 business ol American railroads is 20 a a Lr Hopklnsvllle SAO MILL FOK TEMPERING twice as good as the business of 640 pm 710 Ar Memphla 12 00 noon 550 ArPaducah British railroads in the same line fast adopting the new system many of ArNewOrleano 740 am 780 a ao a m Ji io Ar Louisville In the last yoar computed the total the old and oonservativo men still pre ow Ar Ulncinnau numbor of tons of freight moved on fer the btone Close connection made at Prlncetm through solid vestibule trains earryln Fashions in brick have also been subAmerican railroads was 743000000 man buffet sleepers and free recllnini ject to many marked changes The The year previous it was 700477 cars 000 rjhe average movement of craze for fancy styles began some five- or years ago In order to obgoods or freight in Great Britain tain aneight of effect the slightest novelty T oUISVILLE ST L0UI5 ffECf in a year is 220000000 or less than thousands of dollars are often spent In Lt AS RAILWAY one third experiments Thus a few weeks ago a No SI No 53 British railroads as a rule aro wealthy merchant ordered a sky blue Dally IDally jWBeT BOUND much more substantially construct- ¬ terra cotta of a Boston firm Tho firm 680pm 7fian ed than are American railroads is now working on the problem it has Lv Louisville 720pm 8ioam Tho geographical obstacles are less succeeded in making several blue WeitPoint 7 55pm Brandenbuig 914am 820pm o o r m capital is more readily obtained bricks but they were not of the exact Irving ton 8 68 p m 10 18 m Stephenaport 9 18 p m 10 88 a m labor is cheaper aud moreover shade that the whimsical patron de- ¬ Cloverpdrt sired 9 44 p m 11 05 m Hawesvllle b 10 08 p m 11 28 m British railroads connect Lewlsport Several of the latest residences nt 10 48 pm 1207 pm lished districts or cities instead of Newport were built after a perfect Ownsboro SpoUvllle- Iiaipm lasipm being constructed on tho tentative crazy quilt fashion They were made 1166pm 113pm Ar Henderson American plan under which dis- ¬ from special selections of spoiled No 62 No M bricks peculiarly broken melted DaMy tricts grow up about a railroad Dally bast BeiWD - 7 20am 3Mpm Many now lines extensions spurs twisted and charred pieces which had LvMendersou 16 pm 7 48om 8 oUvllle been throwr abide ntthe kilns as worth- ¬ 8 27am 3Mpju and connections of American roads Oorensboro less 9 07am 4J2pm are put up with no reasonable1 ex- ¬ Lowisport P80afm 4 63 pro Hawesvllle Everybody has seen tho fancy rnln 067am 617pm pectation of immediate return and Clovernort 1018 am 6 85pm these whllo adding to tho railroad washed brick with its rough porous Stephenaport 11 am 610pm Burfncc Irvington It enmo Into fashion in a 1128am 689pm mileage of tho country incroaso but peculiar way A Brandenburg lot of brick at a yard 12 05 p p 7 10 p in Wut Polut 100pm SCOpa Slightly Its earning napaclty Never- ¬ had been spoiled by rain before it was Ar Louisville theless tho business dono by Amer- ¬ dry Vcit further information address - 37 a MnBDOB AGiP ican railroads is far in excess of that What do you want for that asked T ivUleKy dono by British railroads though in a man who happened to bo at the yard vy lMills OwcnsboroKy rospeot to tho number of passen nnd who was about to build a fashion immimuiilMnii gers carried tho railroads of tho able residence Its no u fo me thought the brick United States aro vory far behind XI10 Owensboro GnslightCompauy maker and ho quoted a price of 78 cents St Louis Globo Domoorat off or thereabout is soon to reduce its pricos ever-increasi- and American Lines An oxpert statistician iias made RNDUEW SARGENT MD up tho following statement showing Physician aud Surgeon comparisons of tho railroad business UopkinsViilo Ky of tho two English speaking nawhich may bo of interest Office II thandMaln streets opposite CV tions Tho statement dhows tho railway Telephone Nlfcfif mileago of tho roads of tho two countries tho equipments of their F1 G YATES lines and many other points which Physician and Oculist will bear careful study The total length of railroads in Great Britain unnklnAvllle K A EL 21274 miles In tho United Office with Dr nlllManaJree jwmt patesi it is or was at tho last computation 170821 miles There is U HSKERRITT more than six times as much rail Painter and Papsr Hanger 3BVh road mileage in this therefore Uopklnsjlllp country as there is in Groat Britain ALL WORK and the population of tho United one with neatness and dispatch and ajTLo States it ought perhaps to be added est prices hop Sth street next to D R Beard offl M lis mora than double the population of Great Britain Americans it is well known aro greater travelers U dOALLEK YATES than English people and have First National iiarbersnop largpr means for such purposes Coa Some Comparisons Bntween English I nopklnsvllle ftar ot First National Bank Qthjjstree 1 AW U rock Wtta such fancy brlckB oa tho Paqjponan beautiful nnd striking ei fpjts may bo had by throwing iron copper cobalt and otlior substances over tho unburnt Burfncc Tho height of tho terra cotta art is Speolal Boston Ltter roaolied in tho molding of ornamental HrlejMnaltlng i8 a vory anciouuiil Beautiful mantel pieces dustry In the curliest periods oJThlB deslgjps ornamoiiital columns nnd friezes the tqry at tho tlrao of the Egmlan Hko nro made The modelers pyramids clay was molded and burnt istsiof ability and get from sixaro art to ten for building- purposes and theprac dollars a day and upwards tlcnl llomans who recognised the nrt visited some brick yards recently vantngo of brick and niortur over tho and was quite interested in tho nlcotv beautiful but expensive mid tlnpli with which work of able stone used the former in alf their crudnessns burning such is outward¬ earth fuolUecUirc In th modern world ed Whether making common conductbrick or briolt Is found almost everywhere or architectural terrn Is a peeullnr fact thnt- tho brick contruotional It potta jtho brfekman musfpny mlnuto business was until recent years ltit llt- - attention every step in the process uorses or smaa engines nam the mud F up nn inclined track to the disinte- ¬ grator This machlno consists of two rollers the smaller of which revolves at a very rapid rate and throws all hard substances such as pebbles ofi at a tangent ngainsf an iron grating Tho purified clay is thrown by a hugo steam shovel Into tho tempering ma- ¬ chine Jfere it is mixed with water and thoroughly mnshed by spirally set knives Tho feeder in the front of tho machine forces the mud into molds holding 12 bricks each meanwhile sprinkling it with sand As soon as one mold is filled it runs forward and is replaced by an empty one AH the work is also still done by hand Tho so called molder takes a IMPROVED MUFFLED KILN pieco of prepared clay throws it with llrt effected by tlm advance of modern considerable force Into the mold and industrial improvements The mud scrapes it into proper shape by means cliko of the later pyramids nnd of the of a plain board The filled are cloaca maxima was manufactured by carted off in wheelbarrows molds are essentially the same methods employed dumped in a sunny clay field and covered two decades ago with After a Then tho change to the use of ma fairly snnd they are few days when baked that is chinery began England brought out placed dry feet the first improvement but the mid- high in upright walls almost four con- ¬ WhHe bricks arc drying dle west of this country especially stant Indiana nnd Illinois soon took the should watch must be kept lest rain get upon them lead It is true that many small yard We dont want rain washed bricks both in the west and in New England all the time said one foreman and are still making brick by the hand jso Ive got to get upwhonever it looks process but the larger plants have introduced improvement upon improve- like rain and cover my brick In many ment every year has brought out September yards the season ends in and does not reopen until the more and more elaborate machinery simplifying step by step the work of brick making until to day the clay Is fn QT W fci i dug disintegrated dried and burned almost without being touched by hu man hand Not only have we in America made the greatest progress in the direction of improved machinery but we are also preeminently the brick using people Tho beautiful stones and marbles that ornament European cities are lux tiries in which we rarely indulge Granite has been used in the larger buildMODEPN REPRESS MACHINE ings but this too is being crowded 1st of May but the use of artificial dry out of the market by an demand for brick work Terra houses has made it possible to run all cotta especially u term now given to winer The fresh brick as it issues from all refined bricks his trebled its out- the tempering machine is placed by an automatic attachment upon pallets put in the last few years The building business is at present which are hauled off to huge drying in a transition stage remarked a chambers filled with moderately heated prominent Boston architect speaking air When quite dry the bricks are ready on the subject The old fashioned method of build- for the kiln They are stacked 50000 to ing a cumbrous stone wall backed by 100000 at a time in a long wall 12 to 15 brick the strength of which ifl de- feet high about three times as broad pendent upon the adhesiveness of the and over 100 feet long First a series mortar is fast giving way to what is of arches of bricks projecting one over Above these known as skeleton construction Struc- ¬ the other is constructed tures are now erected to the height of the bricks are stacked loosely enough to IS and 20 stories in skeletons of iron permit the passage of the heated air bars Then the walls of terra cotta and This done the kiln is encased by a wall lire brick held firm on all sides by the of old brick and mortar nnd tho fire Iron are fitted in The lightest brick is is started in the arches I was stand ¬ the strongest as it excrta the least ing on a ladder looking over the top of pressure upon the lower airata of the a burning Klin and the intense heat wall So the bricks are mode hollow and made the nir vibrate visibly The men of late a porous variety has come into however walked quite unconcernedly iwe While rthe younger architects arc over the top Our feet are used to it explained the foreman Weve got to keep a close watch up here you know cause we tell when the bricks are through burning by the amount they have settled With the temperature at 2700 degrees the burning is completed in about ten Vroret of MftnurACttirc Descrlbdct find Illustrated Terra Cotta luul All Kinds or Fancy IlrlcK Arn In Steady Demand washed brick by turning stream of water over the molded clay Ilock fnccd term cotta is becom lu ing wry popular It ia mado from plaster of porls molds cust from actual S5 i THAT THE FAC SIMILE NiiluiTniiii hiiim hiui j iSJUl AVeeefablePrcparafionfor As similating ihcrooddtidHcguIa ling Ihe S taniadis end Bowels of SIGNATURE f Promotes DigcstionChccrful ttcssandnestContalns neither OpiunTlorphine nor Mineral i IS ON THE f Not NArc otic RetfitUtSSit Jipjxmdnt -JU Ctrl mt Zola Rtcv aroidHrSAMVELHTCnEtt Pumpkin Set dbiStnna J WRAPPER OF EVERT JniitStcd JtlrmSttil Uintryrvcn Umfitd Sugrrr fTaitr BOTTIJE OW WorrnsConvulsfonsFeverisli ticss and Loss OF SLEEP TncSimile Signature ot Apctfect Remedy forConslipa tiop Sour StomachvDiarrhoca NEW YORK Gastoria is put up in one size bottles only It Is sot sold in bulk Pont allow anyono to soil plea or pToraija that lt you anything olw oa is Just as good and will answer every pur ¬ 2- - Beo that you get pose is Tho as- EXACT COPVOF WRAPPER timllo Sfwy mm cf IZSr LLaSJV7eacAtM Hit 13 03 wrapper wtmiemmmmaSMswsh RQ airMewwwwroHariiw i i a I Uuuu ixiuuyilliHUll So 3rou STIfcLat said sreu Can IE3UIld ZESIo ULse SToia roTold- We Have Special Complete line of Lumber On oiar IfTtBKr axicL Hardware Paints Oils and Glass D AGG RICHARDS For- - 1 well-esta- Of A pores All fancy earthenware is burned in specially constructed kilns and the finest pieces are each placed into separate vessels E T GUNDLACH What to Call Their Feet Tlie feet of animals are called by various names We speak of the paws of dogs or cats the toes of elephants and the hoofs of horses These distinc tions are always observed by those fa miliar with animals An elephant dealer smiles at the ignoramus who writes about tho hoofs of elephants Tho leg of the elephant ends iu a large firm soft cushion surrounded by five round cushions of toes capped by five great nails A curious detail of the feet of animals is that although the number of claws or toes varies with each species of beast no known sort has six divisions or digits upon each foot Ko may liavo any number below bIx but never six A horso has one part to his foot which wo call his hoof A deer or goat also has hoofs but these are cloven or split into two parts Tho camel has two parts to his foot but these aro toes becauso they are not furnished with the homy BubuUtuco which characterizes hoofed animals The rhinoceros lias threo toes the hip ¬ popotamus has four and tho elephant five Albany Argus days Strictly speaking of course the brick is not burned but merely dried under intense heat In porous terra cotta however the clay of which was mixed with saw dust the latter is actually consumed by the fire thus leaving the W A PPool CA ISTISTJUD GrOODs CHEAP MAS02STB FETJIT JAES Quarts and Halves How Down- WW MBW BDEHSTZ HPICKJIjIES ing etc MiflKyStMj VVZest Sei enth Call and see meStreet nffi at IRock Bottom Prices Catsups Meat Dress- - XII nv A -i- Arlington SHctREASONABLE RATES isssagfej JBi4 WttT fit aXJrmm Comer 12tli and Main Streets rf BAUji Louisville Ky HOT AND COLD BATES BARBER SHOP ww w THE LEADER n n w WRAP OAT Will have the WZ imMu ism greatest A TT Of the season From to day wo will sell nit our Wraps at Aa He Wan Safe Yes tia true Th Foleys Honey and ac ForSalebyOKWyly1 tho best Couch Medicine 1 Listen Mrs Tugby isnt this hor ¬ The visitor bought tho speckled brick rible They mako candles out of hn-Thj Good the Enemy of the Best nml used It with such irood effect that man fat Well you wouldnt serve i ou ar Tho higher good can only bo a demand for tho new variety was at gained by tho sacrifice of tho lower once created nnd brick yards began everlastingly going out at nlghi systematically lo manufacture rnln- - Chicago Record Tini8on it is getting late in tho season aud wo must closo out our Wi All millinery goods will be sold likewise iKAUAjuis ugvst 105 Main nir at i JJ fcr 1 tlv- 1 MWVrtWWVkDli4- 8At UltDAY MU11T ll il Ulft w rgnfcni tefoitf Vt A s rim hormus JEHAS M MEACHAM CBftWWlaiON S7rr A YBVR tN ADVANUK The Antiunl IClrctloii of OlUuetH OIimo Ilaco llutwiwi Col Coopor Hitil 0tl Ort -- Col Howell Orutorj- - SUfrM lilt CotUlnJlni ct nlKLiug notices Mount per lln Bpfolttl Wvft 6 eut lino 6ocb Insertion Rate tor HturUllns Mdvertlw toeuU furnttheil op ajipUwurm tVtHffi 313 80PT11 MAIN STXBOT FRIDAY JAN 1 1897 MagmttsPB3EBEWgBmaau3Bg3ci A happy Now Yoar to all MMMhMlMMMMnMMMMM EM i a i r llBEWBiMBjBR tnOBSBBt WMMWWIMIWi n mind Claggett voted fdr Ort aud Cbl 8100 Howard 8100 of this paper will be tho excitement became intense The readers Col Howell made a speech in ex jjplqased to learn that there is at least plaining hia vote He flattered Ort scienco has jypneidreaded disease that IbaejdTablo to oure in all itsstngestjud he lauded Cooper and ha scraped Bkv Nobody knew how he Hlijis Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure the would vote und both sides wero gM0Onjy positive uuru kuuwu iu iwu afraid to ring him off Ho spoke ho uuirru uuiuy u discoursed napicai iraieruicy ne orated he Sastitioual diseuse requires acousti- and Le one word mored Ttotional treatment Halls Cahurh aud utill he did not stop Curo is taken internally acting di Not until a noise was lieaid iu the roctly upon tho blood and mucous anto room did he show signs of run surfaces of tho system thereby de nirig down and aa the door opened stroying tho foundation of the disease he threw out his gang plank and and giving tho patient strength by made a lauding by voting tor Cousin building up the constitution and as Jim Bisting nature in doing its work Tho A glauco at tho door showed that proprietors have so much faith in its Col Ort was the victim of a conspirpowers that they offer Ono acy Col Bill Cooper wus coming Xu curative Hundred Dollars for any case that it with three now members whom lid failestb curo oenci ior list 01 iesi had corralled while Col Howell was tnonirils talking against time These new- ¬ a J uuouey hjo Address f Toledo O comers wore Cols Johu Galbreath George Handle and Joe McCarroll Sddby PiUKgiBt76o One glance was ouough for Col Ort best Halls Family PiUa are the he groaned Im All MethodistB dono for It was oven so Three more votes Miss LOUieo Eugenia Boimpurtu of Jerome wore added to the Cooper column great granddaughter BonapyrtOr brother of Napoleou I and tho result stood Cooper 29 Ort WwWogtonta Count 20 with Col Loftvell not votiug Col Ort took hia defqat very hard dftMoltlm Huitieldt P Denmark Ho had set his heart on boiug Presi dent and he was ro confident of wiu- jMTtfce VJtalia LiyferPilta I Wovo turned into another year now night lots all pull together for tbjit prom Coming as it did the next night ised prosperity after Christmas it was feared that the attendance would not bo full ou eto Tho very latest is that Muceo is wt -- BrSawJa account of the membors thonlsolves still Hlive Ho is said to bo at tho being But most condition iu that - per bottle Sigunnen hospital slowly recovering Tho One True Wood 1urlflcr of thorn were able to present them from his diiugeroUB wounds cure Liver Ills i easy to selves right side up with care and HOOdS FlllS take easy to operate S6c sent their re In Bpito dt all tho hard times tho tlioRe who were absent SPECIAL explained that they wero year 1896 vas a hotter year for tho grets aud uing that he had already prepared Rosperity who hie speech of acceptance Kentuoiuan thuu 1895 But then the sitting up with P a lelapse But Col Coopers magnanimity tho Ken had suffered people aro bound to have Notwithstanding there was a good came to the rescue of his defeated ad tuokian It is a housohold necessity As Boon as he could obtaiu deal of important business to come versary OVERCOATS 0 Col Ort for c y was a disposition to put off tho floor he nominated Tho Johu G Carlisle the new ferry up there Vice President and asked hia owu boat at Ellis island is said to bo uu all troublesome matters and enter friends as rt bjjpcm1 fpvor to him to fc manageablo and so unsatisfactory upon no discussion calculated to mar vote for Col Ort and make his uomi u generally that the vessel will hot be the pleasure of tho holiday season nation unanimous Everybody voted for thp mdtidn Nearly all of the Colonels had Bomo We Iiavrwcnty Over- accepted by the government to elect Ort by ucclanmtiou hud an pleiiHiiut incidout to relate about their Shorty was given an ovation efqual coats til l are ro The Kentuckian gives in to days Chiistmas enjoyments to that accorded Col Cooper Col Bryon West poot laureate summary of nearly four hun of the other officers were re All paper a gem elected and after adopting a resoludred deaths recorded in its columns read the following little Wool Suits hung on the Colonels a tion providing for a public installaduring the year just past It is not The girl still they lingered at thoneck V door While O tion of the new officers at the next Say yea she cried and speak It quick claimed that this list is ncctmite in all to Close his little lot otyddS N o more leap years till ulnoteenfour meeting the club was dispersed by a Tin Boston the details or a complete record of two spent in dis- proposition to take up a collection After an hour or i the deaths iu Hopkiuuvilie and vicin- cussing the pleasures of living since and ends we have put IS- tho contrary tho record of confidence was restored Col Shorty Two more corpses wero found in ity On mortality among the colored people Ort suggested that the regular pro the wreck on the Bjrminghirn MinL tltn I Ibl JU1T II mirti William Weakley a farmer of Se111V especially is verv incomplete owing gram be postponed and the election eral road Tuesday They were too vier countyTennaud his wife were of officers goue into badly burned for identification but pa to tho difficulty of getting correct in- A motiou to this effect was then are thought to be the remains of S W killed by unknown assassins while iu to r bed Search is being made for tho a few of the adopted and from a peaceful discus- Tibbs and wife of Algeo Ala And only formation This deaths that occurred at the Asylum sion of holiday pleasures the club makes a total of twenty four lives lost murderers moment was iu Hugh fodmaua well known lawyer 9are included But the lecord imper- seethingu votes of an plunged into the iu the wreck exciting Presiof Frankfort was found dead in his fect aB it is is a formidable list The dential election Xs John Durr of Mercer county drop- room a supposed victim of heart suddffu takiug off of 800 toUOO peo Col Waiter Kelly nominated Col ped dead disease i ple tit ono timo would bo an appall Shorty Ort in a spread cnglo speech -ing calamity and yet this number has which was growing a trifle long when SI Bomebody called out cut it short KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEOIGINE AHU HGSPSTAL L passed away in a years time one by After the meeting adiourned au one as the leaves fall Truly In the hour later it suddenly dawned unnn JANUARY TO JUNE Col Byron West that this remark tnidBt of life wo are in death 4MMMHUMiMmMH was intended as a pun ou Shortys Tho forty first Annual Session opens Jauuary 1 1897 and coutinues six When the Prince of Wales was in name and he drew a diagram of the joke and had lots of fun out of it wmi wn i months Graded Course Chemical aud Laboratory facilities unsurpassed American in I860 he was a young EilB lilH iK i Col Bob Wooldridge nominated VB man of nineteen and unmarried Col J 0 Cooper and declared that Students taught at bedside in City and College Hospitals For catalogue xs Naturally the American girls were SAMUEL E WOODY M O Dean deeply interested in him and a period it would be a good idea to have a address of the most romantic excitement en- fighting uan for President as the 600 West Broadway Louisville Ky sued iu all the cities Every sub- club would surely be ordered to Cuba iu the event of war with Spain and a terfuge to dance with the young Prince was resorted to and members brave leader would be needed Col Joe Twymau nominated Col of his party were bribed to arrange POSITIONS GUARANTEED a waltz with the Eleir Apparent the Geo JohnsoUjbutColJohusonbegged Uon Enter at any time Cheap board Send for free Illustrated catalogue Mention this paper most unusual expedients were re- that his name be withdrawn as he Nashvle Tenn sorted to by girls His baggage was was arranging to move to Heudersou Draughons Col Twymau withdrew his name kissed as it was put aboard the cars Practical and when he left a hotel room women on eouditiou that Col Johnson would Texafia Tex would rush in and curry away in bot- take his head with him to Henderson Bookkeeping Penmanship Shorthand Typewriting Telegraphy etc The most thorough TYPE WRIT HO PEHMAHBHIPj SHORT HAND THOROUGH IH8TR0CTI0JI IN BPOfcKErPIN tles the wuter iu which he had wushed and exhibit it as a hample of vHop tracheal and progressive schools of the kind In the world and the best Patronized ones In the South STRATTOH BUSINESS COUEdE SOUTH WEST TELEORAPHY ETC ETC AT THdRYAMT kmsvilles frout row ciauiums Indorsed by bankers merchants ministers and others Four weeks in bookkeeping with as are equal his face Church people forgot FREE CATALOGUE CORNER THIRD AND JEFFERSON STREETS LOUISVILLE KY to twelve weeks by the old plan Their President Is author of Draughons New System of Bookkeep Col Lem McKee nominated Col ing which cannot be taurfit In anv other school themselves and stood on the cushions given io any ior DOOKKeepers ana of the pews iu order to Eee the Roya Bill Cooper but that gentleman de 60000 stenographers college we cannot snow more wniicn applications five Business Colleges received in twelve months than any other visitor On every baud it Wcis a clined to run against his father and In the South all combined can show the fast received in ine past Jive years e exDend more to nave money In the Interest of our Employment Department than any other Bus College InTenn takes in as season of excitement aud balls d iti- moved that thenomiuatioub be closed tuition S5QQ00 Amount we have deposlti In bankasa guarantee that we have in the past fill- lue motion prevailed and a vote filled and will Tn the future fulfill our guarantee contracts tiOMB STUDY We nave oreoared nera fetes and receptions ruled One kkeeplng Shorthand and Penmanship Write for price list of the Princes party was Stephen was at once taken between Col Ort especially for home study books on mop iJRAucnoN now position as bookkeeper 3 Fiske the journalist who was dele- and Col Cooper Contrary to the grocery Company of thisi place nave a Kt nnrv er month I oweand stenographer for the Southern 1 all to your books on bookkeeping salary usual custom of voting by private nd shorthand prepared for home study 7 l Armstrong Pine Blujf Ark gated by the elder James Gordan msamarjrjr xesnwww Bennett of The New York Herald to ballot the ayes and noes were called remain with the riuce while he wa under a new by iaw and the votes in America Naturally Mr Fiske saw were recorded iu open meeting Col Oit led off with a sojid vote vnvwaMSASk JWStvmmu all the incidents of His Royal High ness tour Taking a likiug to the and had 20 votes to his credit before moMPsoNa OLflBTAND American journalist the young Prince Col Cooper received his first vote Thou a turn came Col Coopers saw that he was present upon all occasions Now Mr Fiske has wri- strength had been held in reserve Eiglitli and Water Streets tten out tho whole story and it will and as name after name was called form the January installment of Tho it soon became apparent to tho most Ladies Homo Journals series Great careless listener that Col Ort had a X New aud Elegant Funeral Car for tip Undertaking Department Personal Events Illustrations of race ou his hands There were 53 members present and when 50 had Dick Everett a Practical Undertaker pf 20 years experience has some of tho great scenes have been Telepone No 136 been the charge of tliiB branch of our business made and those will be givou with to 25 called Col candidates stood 25 aud Ort was sweating Iho article iu the January Journal blood No 8 Main Street H0PK1NSVILLE KY Givers a call Cols Leavell Claggettand Howell mmtjmimmmmmmmmiBmmaimw tiiirirwiiMftBawinCTrr Gov Bradley has issued a procla ex presidents who were called last nf twamnsusttKSaammasnvwMaarmamKmt mation offering rewards for the ap- had not voted In their hands the prehension of members of tho mob decision rested which lynched tho negro Holt at Col Leavell declined to vote say IDx- Owensboro ing he was too poor to make up his ilnl It cures a wide range ot diseases because whs on hand ol Its power na a blood purlflor It acts directly and positively uprtii the blood wbon the and the blood rcaohefl every nook and en t Pros id cornerof tho liumim Bystom Thus all called tho tho norves muscles bones and tissues coino under tho bonoflceut Influence of Baldhoadtd club to order Saturday lP surpris ingly full Is tvhat gives Hooda RarHaparllla Its great popularity i constantly Increasing sales and enables It to accomplish Hi wonderful and unequalled cures the combination proportion and pr6cess used In preparing Hoods Harsaparllla aro unknown to oilier medicines and mako ilpodA Santaparllla merit A iHH90LyiiraaikinNilHL i Plai 4 n attendance Peculiar to Itself Hoods Sarsaparilla hBBHF Do fou Want ToKffipWann m 55 00 7 50 felO to 1250 U n-t- z-r il is m i Ovl Si J i mm OlHa Clothing Shoe Co C9 ai6mfei 11 i 1 Q S0iSgi l WWWWWWfilWWfWWf t W f i I iaJ4mMVyM F 0 o oods and LOWEST PEIOES 33es Vi H GOODWIN DEALER IN COM A uDCLp IP Rensliaw Furniture antl Uudertaker New Stock Z3est and kTCLt CoaJL HopkinsVilie Kentucky GhroniG I 1 Gonstipati on OsiElstecLts The ratiocal treatment for constipation of consists administering the medicine that will stimulate and restore the Liver to its nor- mal condition without debilitating the system by strong cathartics German Liver Medicine fBsrxUp 50c arica SB PoTTrd er 25o size 3Zr OaxLE3tedts is prepared in Syrup as well as Powdered form from roots and herbs size IDxl is German Liver Medicine does not dispose the bowels to subsequent costive ness Oarlsteats to tlxe OESeta ilof onexice of arLrorxe bottle who after the use It JLvery druggist is instructed to ZESeiffUJascl just the medicine unlike all other remedies German Liver Medicine i has received no benefit One bottle will not cure some people often as much as 2- dozen liottles are necessary to effect a 1-- rcrcmg Gathartics Xii3r IWBSSM 5Lo 20x0 JcSCetxpo Fox sale by all Druggists Jj Jjc jilJLjTlJN Hopkinsville H umrxazswvK IP Ji W NECROLOGY OF 1896 Continued from First raffo MM Agnes Purdue Faitvicv Mit Emelme Cranor county 80 Child of Sam McKoe county 27 27 111 DISTANCES 6 S ft WW C IJJ JLV killed Jno W Ooopor Elrawpod ii si J m KV tt Mjf b Lnln Baker Grftceyi Mfy John Stites city 8SJtoar8 Mrs Aiunudn Laudor Gjfeeoy Mrs J C Gry Sr county tf V VllllU ly m VUUIOt f Ul Mrs Aba Crnvi nn Grncqy Wtii eiikinB Rouriutr SdriDtrfi jw t uvviik t ivj i lhZXOfk m Eft jura u uuuuoiJ Cit Mr Vllou Merndon Tom West Bluff Spring Thos Drum citv75 voa Lot W JJii n rnflnn HI vfinra ft t t 14 18 20 22 21 26 12 10 2JL Euo8 SuodjritH8 aaylunlT y S B Youuglove county 83 years 24 25 i xMuiBon ivieicaue uumriuiiuiuiuu 29 1 Purkor county Mibs Leora L Mis Mury A Brasher Earling- 29 TA Jas D Uutherford ElkttJuv Mis Elizebatliainiyic years AUODST county 5 7 v into ten parts There Is moreover AIRILi a small dial on the back which county 1 Flera Htpkln registers tho nunbor of times that 4 Squire Boyd Newstead the needlo has gono around and 5 Jno T Rickotts city 67 years marks instantaneously tho minutes 6 Loo S Thomson 79 7 Simp Finch Fairview Princeton 5 Sally Porter city Within the e JWVr 1 years J Coleman city 65 years 13 Stephen Stites found dead 95 and quarter minutesa smaller one circlo of seconds is Mrs 2 19 Harry McKnight Crofton Li D Watson Uasky 58 years which indicates tho distanco covered years 1 W P A Watkins Beverly 78 years 19 Ernest Lang Longview by tho sound through tho air Tho I PW 20 Child of Ross Davis in Iowa approximate distance at which tho 80 Sam Robinson Crofton 90 year ft weapon was fired is thus seen at a tiW 23 Jas E McCarroll county 65 MAT glance Tho samo test can bo ap- ¬ x 26 Wm White Fmrview 6 Elsie Edmunds city 85 years plied lo i flitsh of lightning which l IX L tl UggDUQli IU The precedes a clap of thunder it 25 ilUli JHuston Peo Dee VUIUIUUUi 12 Child of Dan Massie city 78 years GE H 8 Alice Gordon city phonotolemeter watch will enable o airs inarm rerisins ikiod a 9 Ed Long Oak Grove killed commanders of batteries to prompt years22 Child of Henry Dillard city ly concentrate their Are without M Cravens Princeton f22 R 22 Child of Henry Decker city having to experiment to find a range 29 Mrs Leo Wright Fairview 20 Kate McCrae Julien Mrs Bibb asylum 67 years as in times past It will also bo of 27 Alex Jackson Pembroke tho utmost value at tho coast guard 25 Child of Chas Jesup city SEPTEMBEE l V and lifeboat stations in case of ves ¬ 81 Margaret Crabb Herndon 60 years Wood l W F DaviB county 45 years sels in distress firing signal guns for JDNE 1 VP F Empire help and may bo tho means of sav ¬ T Wm Tunks city 65 yoara 7 Alex Thompson col 45 years ing innumerable lives Cincinnati 77 Child of Clay Bennett Bain 9 Prof H O Snow Trenton 64j Enquirer bridge 5J5 Miss Bessie Campbell city years THE JBATTAKS 15 Sallio Williams buried here 5 Child of Jos A McCord county 18 Henry Meadham Fruit Hill A Wonderful People Are the Lettered Thos Hammond Bainbridge 90 18 Tom TJiice Pilot Rock r7 years Cannibals of Sumatra Man 23 Unknown tramp killed Child of J F Bagby county Neuman in 1886 reckoned the nington 13 J C Chastain city 74 years 24 Child of Jake Quarles drowned population of tho entire river basin 26 Child of Jim Childress city occupied by the Battaks at 50000 Mrs Harris Pembroke 26 Wife of Cy Shipp fell dead and Van der Tunk has given us a McOamv Princeton TT very good account of their language JULY L Boatick city 65 years J and of tho Toba dialect in particu- ¬ C H Hemmingway Penchers 4 Child of Walter Strong city lar Battak poetry has been treat- ¬ Mill 5 Patsy Whitlock city 70 years ed by Mr C A Ophnijon in a vory 5 Lola Irvin city 60 years Thos W WatsoD Cadfz i ouuu ui vjeLi uiuiiioAjuu5 now entertaining volume and in it he Mrs Alex Davis county describes a curious leaf language II Child of Gus Munford Casky J M Clark Kelly 80 years JLU used by Battak lovers in which tho Uhiia oi Lula Mcuarrou city W E Mitchusson Princeton 16 Lfevi Killibrew Bennettstown namo of some leaf or plant is substi- ¬ Julien tuted for tho word with which it has Blankeuship 20 Henry OCTOBER killed greatest phonotic similarity A H Watkins Jr Beverly 22 Mollie Douglas city 57 years The Battaks have invented an Mrs Jno P Burnett city 31 Child of Georgie Landes city alphabetio language of their own city Miss Lula Merritt and tho various shaped letters are ACOUST W B Masoicounty 53 years sometimes quite intricate and diff- ¬ Elizabeth Still Lafayette Miss 2 Child of Tom Ledford county icult to decipher Often they write 103 years 10 Rev John W Lyle county 60 2 Child of Ab Wallace city it on narrow strips of tender bam- ¬ 6 Child of Andrew Bell city years boo about half a foot long using for 6 Th is Buckuer city 53 years Mrs Mary Hobsou city tho purpose thepoint of a blunt 7 Child of Robt Bronaugh Casky Jas W Davie county 65 years needle Their dialects differ but lit- ¬ Shaw Gambrel cojnty 70 years 9 Mnggio Fleming Longview tle in degreoguand consequently tho 26 Lily Moody city E H Sivley county 82 years unification of their language is quite Annie D Clark city SEPTEMBER complete Many of their superstiClarks- Child of I P Gerhafo tions their myths and their beliefs 3 Fannie Henry city 60 years ville i are most Interesting and when one 10 Mrs Bettie Gish Gainesville Ward B Linn Mayfleld comes te consider their advance 11 Child of Joe Carter city Son of L G Williams county ment in certain directions it is cer Longview euioide 15i Jepp Grey county 75 years J E Geldred 21 Child of Lewis Phelps city ainly very remarkable as Bick Pinknoy Stovcnson Elhtou 30 Milry Cayco county Edie Owen Kelly 75 years moro remarks that all of them Mrs Mary H Rives Lafayette beyond tho territory under tho OCTOBER E W Bobbett Kelly 45 yearB Dutch government are cannibals Rev J Carneal Trenton 87 5 Haunah Kehuer city Those living on this plain also feast- ¬ years 5 Julia Hunt city ed ou human flesh until the Dutch Wm Levy Guthrie 8 Auu Ratcliffe county 114 years conquered them and obliged thorn Child of L W Hancock county 8 Critty Boddie Lafayette 70 to give up such fiendish custom Rev J R Benson Todd county years burned Tho rajah of Siplrok assured the Mrs Ben Laoy county 9 Unknown woman fell dead governor of Parang that ho had Marsh Empire killed 11 Dave Morris Casky killed Mrs Zella eateu human flesh botweon 30 and 40 Otho G Lander city 88 years 17 Child of Green Smith city M Morgan county 15 jtears 18 Daughter of Aaron Trice county times and that ho had novor in all Jas T county his life tasted anything that ho rel- ¬ Moss 18 Child of Jno NOVEMBER ished half as well This custom has burned Miss Mary Radford county 21 Bon Duliu county 58 yearB provailed among tho Battaks from H Miller Princeton Mrs J A 29 Lee Rudolph ClarkBville killed W Dr R immemorial tlmo Child of Walton Garrott county In Applctons Popular Shufeldt AdainB Asylum Robt NOVEMBER Scienco Monthly Walter Tavlor asvlum 2 Wm Childress county Trenton JYank Hunter A Bicycle Freak 8 Mrs AuguBttt Davie city Mrs M C Brasher Croftou 8 Mat Thomas county Tho Eiffel tower bicyclo is tho Boyd Griffey Howell newest sensation among tho wheol Child of E B Warden county 8 Mrs Mario Merritt county 18 David Wright county dropped mon of Berlin It is a tandem and strangled dead Child of T H Richardson city a fow weeks ago tho strango ma25 Child of Wm Lowe city Child of Carrie Choate Kelly chine with one of Its rldors high in 29 Child of Rich Merriwether city Mrs Susie Anderson city the air made its appearanco 6n tho Eddie Riddle county 10 years boulevards of tho German city and DECEMBER Miss Nannie Rogers Lafayette It at onco became tho tandem freak 8 Child of Susie West city Mrs Jas P Gill Clarksvillo Tho seat of tho of tho continent McCurdy Tennessee 8 Child of Allen Parrish city Mils L J rider at tho top of tho tower Is 5 Chns Hall Giacoy 95 yeara 80 years reached by a sorio3 of stops fixed to 9 J G Hinds Asylum DECEMBER Longview killed tho rear framo post of tho odd 11 Tom Leavell Tho rider on the lofty seat bicycle Wm P Cannon Pembroke 85 18 Laura Loug Church Hill helps in tho propulsion of tho wheel wars 22 Wm Alexfluder city 26 years Herndon 33 22 Child of MinDie Dillard county through a sorios of pedals sprocket V G Dickerson wonro 27 Net Tillman county 80 years wheels and a chain loading down to 9 Gran Owens county 52 years burned tho drlvor whcol of tho bloyolo 9 Child of Manson Bennett La- 80 Child of John Faulkner county Strango as It may appear tho wheel fayotto burned 3Q Child of William Lowe city can bo ridden up and down hill and 12 Dr Robt Armotrong Fairview over tho ordinary country roads 78 yearsHarry Jackson wasjcilled at Rock Goo Puraley Cerulean 50 years port Ky on ChristifliWay in n light with as much ease and comfort as 16 17 Child of Major Goodwin Ceru- with a miner He wWa eldest son the rogulatlon safoty Inn ii Georgo I lato Dr S A Jackson u prominent To Pacify Her 18 Wm Nelson city aged 20 and wealthy citizen of RockporN hopo you didnt go and make any 18 J A Keesoo Bells 72 years No 57 The Hopkina County Democratic bets on that horrid olootion 21 v Jna B Radford Hqwell Committee will meet Jan 23 The dcVj I wouldnt bo so extravagant years Populists meet Jan 9- - A fusion 8 I only lot a lot Qf othor follows mako 26 wr Hall Fairview 75 years probable Detroit Free Press 27 Jbhn Moon Fairview 82 bots with me v ¬ -- Lnytousvillo E W C Edwards county 9 Jus Powell county 3 Mrs John Bon city R7 Judge J B Eates Guthrie hf Ron Tonnng frnxrftltnrp tnnti Child of J S Fritz city IFri Mrs Cornelia Phelps city 74 yearB 0 Miss Grace Donaldson city 1 Child of J T Coleman Herndon 2 Child of T H Major Beverly jT 5 Child of JaB Moore Crof ion 5 Mrs Jne Wills Garrettsbtfrg U 4 StowattBaiUbridtre HampDuliu uciuo 10 10 8 IS S Mrs 22 20 21 21 25 23 29 22 30 lLa Moasureci for Gunners and Artillory merr by a W ch COLORED LIST Copt Thouvenins clever Inven ¬ JANUAJIV tion bo pheuotelomoter watch has boon so muttji Improved and modified Cnild of Eliza Eaves Pou that it Is proposed to uo it on war Child of Berry Campbell ships as well oa for its original pur ¬ Lucy Buokiidr city pose Of increasing tho efficiency of Child of Alico Baker city kind artillery Tho watch measures OkilcJ Off LowisLeavell ofty dtstadco by tho voloclty of sound MJtjnio VVntkins Gracoy WliijIt is not oasyto judgo of dis lij indos on land at sTea only vory ox- FEBROAItt p6rionced mariner can estlmato T Tlm Dode city aged 26 with anything approaching ac Child of Stephen Blair city cohsldor curacy if It bo in Jauo Hubbard Gracey 80 yoars nblo tho distanco any way separating n ves- ¬ Son of Nacy Wall city sel firom a passing ship or from ft Child of Rov O T Vaughn city given point of land and tho chances Dock Holland Crolton UQ years are that in nino casos out of ten ho will ho wrong in his calculations MARCH All this olemont of uncertainty is David West city done away with by Capt Thouvo Jesse Henry city nins watoh Holding tho instru- ¬ Child of Bud Aloora city ment In Ids loft hand tho officer Tommio Mbsoloy city Henry Ellis near Montgomery watches for the flash of tho enemys George Gray county 92 years Immediately ho rlflo or cannon Wesley Shipp Beverly 65 years perceives tho light ho presses a Child of Henry Pryor city screw which resembles that of a Branch Vaughn CaBky keyless watch When he hears tho Mrs Peter Morgan city report ho presses tho sorow a second Phil Gladdish city time In tho interval between the Child of Jas Crunk city two pressures a nccdlo or hand has Child of Irvin Lander city moved over an arc on tho face of tho Delia Tyler asylum instrument This faco registers 16 Child of Julia Long Crofton v seconds each second being divided Child of John Baxter city ¬ i wtmmw wwwmmmmmmmwmm wm 2 JS WmWSl Hp iMl Will You Scan This List of Seasonable Good You p mm mm awHqIv fiHFim may need some of Ihcm and w6 havejan elegant stock of them Round Oak hoating stovos t 4 Majestic rnuges Stove furniture CouJ for heating or cooking Cabinet mantels Radiant and Chebhauso grates Fine fire seta in brass and jet Scuttles pokors nnd othor fire place fumiture Tilo hearths and facings Floor zinc for BtoveH Russia iron and common slo a pipe Stove brushes and polish Hearth paint grate enamel Grates reset and furnished with now backs promptly on application jw s llillll 4E5 TENTH MAIN STREETS P H isTflKBI uuuauuuuuuuMMiaiuaMiUMuaauiM It is not often that a magazine of tho present date contains a contribu tion from General Andrew Jacksonbut it is believed that tho account of tho Battle of New Orleans printed in the January Century has not before appeared in English It was written in the form of a personal letter from General Jackson to James Monroe afterwards President and was sent to the Emperor Napoleou whose iuterest in the Battle of New Orleans is the subject of the Century paper It will bo remembered that on the British side out of Bix thousand participants 2117 were killed and wounded while the Americans lost ouly six killed and seven wounded When Napoleon Mr Robarts says learned that the American riflemen had mainly doue the deadly work ho immediately desired that all the information touching these riflemen method their weapon and their of fighting should be obtained and Such an arm he said ent him would surely be as effective in Europe as in America The French army should have some tirailleurs capable of using it Surely the gut of marksmansuip is not conuneu to the American alone Kdillo Foy Coming m HEi Quarterly Report of STATEMENT OF CONDITION ni1 Trti5 TheBankofHopkinsville At the close of business on the 20tlidayof December 18M RE8OURCE8 Loans and discounts less loans to Directors sm First - National - Bank HOPKINSVILLE S KENTUCKY s29 Overdrafts unsecured 17 01663 Duo from National banks Due from State Banks and 14 26197 Bankers Banking house and lot Other real estate Stocks and bonds 119 030 53 Specie currency w an do 3 CSS 35 Exchange for clearings Other items carried as cash Current expenses last 6 mos LIABILITIES Capital stock ptl In In crsh 307 905 09 1 9U7 79 31298 60 12 600 00 8 62212 64 000 03 47 052 88 201 68 4 652 G8 JIGS 213 21 at the close of busness December 17th 1896 RESOURCES Loans andDIscounta 072 14 overdrafts secured and unsecured 1600000 US Bonds to secure circulation U S Bonds 1GO0M Premiumson Stocks securities etc 3432874 j Banking House Furniture fc fixtures 2000 00 Due from National Banks not Keserve Agentb 52755 Due from State Banks and Bankers 59U117 Duo from approved reserve agents 33155 li B79 20 Checks una other cash items Notes of other National Hanks 10352 00 Fractional paper currency nickels cents 39537 Lawful money reerve In bank viz 1B07O oo 30070X10 Soecle Redemption fund with U S lreasur er ft per cent of circulation 72000 Due from US Treasurer other than 5 percent redemption fund 250 Total 51314477 87150 93 ii M ll JL Surplus Fund Undivided profits Deposits subject to check on which Interest Is not paid Due National banks i 98G49 Duo State banks and bkra 4 361 67 Unpalddlvldcnds STATE OF KENTUCKY County of Christian t 250 000 00 23 000 00 12 691 30 175172 72 6351 1C 120 00 4C8 235 21 S Eddio Fov that excentiic com edian who has made millions laugh throughout the country is to be here with the American Travesty Company of forty two people on tomorrow evening with two car loads of magnificents cenery in that clever Off the skit of John G Gilberts Earth Adolo Parrington so well Little Robinson remembered in Cru9ooJMary Marbel whose succesa iu Chicago won her mBuy friends and Louise Archer Miss Adlyn Eslee Mies Josie Winters Miss Gertrude Saye Miss Agnes Saye Miss Sadie Miner Miss Rhoda Rivers Miss Mildred Carroll Miss Marie La Gieg Miss Rose Brown Mr Jas E Sullivan Mr Oscar Hall Mr H Stowart Putnam Mr Bernard Allen Mr Thos Clifford Mastor Mason and many others are in the caat The original scenery by Fred Diingerfield costumes by Mine Fisher of London England and new and original music make the play much brighter and hotter than last season Off the Earth is unquestionably the most successful of all the productions in which Mr Eddie Fov has ever ap peared J EMoPherson President of Bank of Ilop klnsvllle abank located nnd doing business at No 2 Main street In the city of Hopkins vllle In sold county being duly sworn sajs that tho foregoing report la In all respects o true statemeut of the condition of the said bank at the close of business on the 20th day oi December IbOO to the best of hs knowledge and belief and further says that the business of said bank has been transacted at the loca tion named and not elsewhere and that the aDove report is maue in compliance witn an oi flclal notice from the Secretary of State deslg noting tho 2tith day of December IbOO as the aay ou wincn sucn reporr snail ue maue J LIABILITIES JEMclliEnsoNiTed CH Bush Director J E McPnEihoN Director Subscribed and sworn to before me by J K Mclherson tho 29th day of December lhOG CCoKy J 1 BrAUEKNi DKBEABD Director Capital stock paid in 0400000 Surplusfund 272602 1 Undivided ProttU less espeiines anil taxes paid 2971 C3 144UOOO National Hank Note outstanding Due toother National Banks 2S07 0 510 0 Dividends unpaid Individual Deposits ubjeot to cheok 126 6J1 5J Total J5213U4 77 State of Kentucky County of Christian ss 1 Ihoq WLong Caithler of the above name bank do solemnly swear that the auovo statt merit Is truo to the beit of ny knowledge and belief Thos W Long Cashier Subsoiibcd andsworn to before me tlilslth day of December 108 1 S Correct Attest F L Ellis C F Jarhett Director Geo C Losi Walter Kelly NP SPECIAL LOCALS QUARTERLY REPORT Judges verdict Dorsaleby Gold Medals to HARPER whiskey Worlds Fair Chiat New Orleans cago Try it you will endorse the W R LUiNl HOPKINSVILLE mw T3AWTT dm OF THE KT na caarasBitaoi natssq ON THE Hopkins ville Ky AT TUE CLOSE Or BUSINESS Dissolution Notice The partnership heretofore existing between J K Twyman and R E Baker under the firm name of Twy man Baker has this day been dissolved by mutual consent RE Baker retiring The business will be continued by J K Twyman who assumes all liabilities of the late firm and will collect all amuunts due tho samo Dee 4 1890 J K Twsman E Baker 26th Day of December 1896 RESOUROC8 Loans and Discounts less loans to Directors a Loan to Officers S m OD MR Overdrafts seemed Overdrafts unsecured Due from National Hanks Due from State Banks and Bonkers Banking House and Lot Stooksand Bonds Specie Currency Kxohanse for Clearinc JSxpense Account Total 1118 3H 300 0790 l5i3 18 216 Mi 05 81121 08 7JG90 03 6000 00 47403 Ou 117G0 78 1836 00 1470 70 14775 41 2 612 61 Ilonse mid Lot For Sale LIABIUTIE8 The very desirable cottage resi- Capital Stoak 00OOQid Divorced Couple Ileiuarry Surplus Fund 70000W corner of Bardwell Dec 28 Robert Snook dence property on the for sale day undivided Iroflts The Deposits subject to Check on wlviali leioaiti and lGtn street is i and MrB Mary Snook were married house contains six or eight rooms is Interest Is not paid Ii 49803jOU OlUKH Due State Banks and Banker at the Christian church last night Bituated on a robmy lot nud tho loca- ¬ Unpaid Dividends iv Jropm Mr and tion is central convoniont and desira- ¬ before an immense crowd J Total first married about ble Tho property is routed till Jan tilomM w Mrs Snook were T KENTUlltY twenty years ago and a soft and 1 1897 The house haB recently been 3rTE OF UOIMYOPUHKISTIA5J JfL T who are nearly grown repainted papered and otherwise re WTTandy Cashier of CltrBanlr a bank daughter located and doing business in the City of Hop blessed their union paired and is in good condition It kinsvllle in salrt county belnitduly sworn About nine years ago Mr Snook will be sold at a bargain to any one says that tho foregoing report Is in all rospectsL a went away A divorce wbb obtained wishing to purchase a dtsirable house of truo statement of tho said bank at tliodiossT buslnosson the2dthdayof Dec 1800 to tho by Mri Snook but when Mr Snook For further information apply at tho best of his kuowledgo and belief and funho says that tho business of said bank has been ¬ cimo back last October a reconcilia- Kentuckian office transacted at tho location named and not tion followed elsewhere and that the abovo report Is made In compliance with an olllclal notice received ¬ Tho son and daughter served as at from the Socio tary of State designating the Administratrixs Sale 20th day of Dec 1890 as tho day ou which tendants last night I will sell on the premises near Buoh report shall be wmadetandv uasnier KB LoNtjDlreotor The January number of Scribnors Beverly Ky to tho highest bidder C ATaoMi soN Dlrectoi beginning of its on Thursday Jnn 7 1897 All of Magazine marks tho WT Tandy Dlrealor of P A Wat ¬ SubEarlbed and sworn to before ma br W second decade with un entirely new the personal property TTandy Oashleron the aoth daVof DealX dress of typo From tho very ilrst kins deceased consisting jf farming n A arnolu notary ruuuu Buch as binders mowers issue Scribiiera has been an accepted implements f2700J3t j t i leader in modern magaziuo literaturo hay rakt wheat drills hnrrowB wag ons etc Eieht mules three mule and art Tho plans for 1S97 as already colts thfeo horses two colts si rniloh Lot nro tho moat extensive cows twelve head young cattle nnnminceri and nttractivo ovor prepared for this of hay 200 barrels com 400 shockp magazine wiuo always cuoosmg fodder about 4000 pounds bulk tho beat iudupeudent of uatiouulity meat nix hows 2fi bhottla sol wagon it is to be noted that or tho comiug harness 20 sheep 4 sots plow harness yenrtho loading features of Soribuers household and kitchen furniture Salo commences at 10 oclock am will bo Amoricau Terms made known on day of Bale Both of tho serial stories are by MEWills Administratrix of P American authors Richard Hardiug Davis anq W D Howells A WatkinBIeceased Ono rf tho first nricla in tha Jan tr uary number of The Century likely to jJrJ attract the attention of tho reader Is a Jinew storv bv Uhester Jiittiey Jeruaiusr - d nuthot of The Cat and tin Cherub and The Parlous yholeness of html num a writer whose literary wqi j luaeminou wun us mugauiititle is Tho Licrht of Sitku jpxuiaua tnis aireaqversu ituor m an entirely nei told in eailora lingov JPa 4 40 ifi tottMM8 r jPzr- i i n ji J JJ --Jw WiL jiAAtsu r s S- iianiniiri work but t ul 1 not get a plauo bccaujso her clothes were not flttoH as tho man expressed it Thoy had fuol In the house but no food having vatcn their last meal limt evening Tho man said ho was willing to work and his wife was willing to work if tljoy oould got It to do A oruainl test as it appeared was mndo by the secretary who had brought out all this infomatlon by a series of questions when he asked tho man in conclusion if ho would saw wood The man said he would and then the secre- ¬ tary gave him an order for some moal iiour meat beans and told him to go homo and get something to cat and feed his family and then returned to the office where he wanted him to go to work Tho man promised that he would re-- iii muMinimml iwyiMwiliiwliilwir iij iiili m iiwiMiwii HMUlUlMIIIIIMIilUIIII 225 MgWgmiWIPfHM IIARQ QJC1L HER CROWN WashWigttms HslplSs Poof Aro ftouutad by ThtfUaandB Tfeetocs Jfurnliu tho Largest Contingent to the Army tr Unemployed What Organized Clmrlty is Do ¬ lus for Them Special Washington t ettor Tho most bcuutlful roses of summer ira guarded by thoruai and that fact 3ia often boon used to point a morul ild adorn tho tnlo that nil tho sweets pf Hfo are mingled with tho blttor jTlTho beautiful snow has come again Jgribging with it sorrow and auilariug tttS thousands of the poor people livour tlcs In tho capital city of tho ro rgublio fully 2000 families were without Sucl during tho two days and nights of tho storm It was much like the bliz ¬ zards of Iowa Minnesota and Dakota as they were experienced by tho writer Bomo years n go Tho coming of tho snow seems to Jbavo emphasized tho facbihatwantnnd suffering exist among the poor of the city Ilowcveir this fact lias been a familiar ono to those interested in the isdmlnistration of charity ever since tho cold weather began It is tho cold that rflsvelopa a good deal of tho need for re- ¬ lief It is tho snow as a rule that causes tho general public to realize that i3 jiiOllp iwi ii ft r llo T had quitoan odd oxperienco turn and taking his order went off to this morning I mot a rhan who tho grocery store to have it filled seemed disarecnbly surprised to It seemed from experience thatrthe hear that we wero married secretarys little wood shed in tho back She Do I know him yard is the rock upon which tho You remember schemes of many who have deslgnsj Ho Cartwright upon tho funds of the society split and ho was staying at Holloways tho go all to pieces The impostors dont first time I mot you there Sho Ahl Has ho been abroad want to work and when the wood shed looms up before them they manage to Hb No but ho has lost Ins undo leave and seek more congenial scenery and has not como into his fortune Sometimes they break the saw or dull so ho has taken to journalism Upon the ax with the view of lessening their my word Cecil I felt rather sorry hours of toil Ho looked The chief of our city police says that for the poor beggar really upset the dumping lots furnish a field where She I think you aro mistaken many of those who Scramble for exist- ¬ ence find employment in raking out He wai only a boy when I know him cinders and chips for fuel When snow You are making up a little story for is upon the ground their occupation as your own amusement well as fuel supply is gone It is then He Perhaps I never cared much that they appeal to the police They for him but I could hardly help crowd the station houses at times and speaking to him this morning Ho are grateful for tho smallest pittance was dressed rather shabbily and I A pound of flour and a bushel of coal go thought it would look better to act a long way with the starving shivering half clad old woman who lives In an al- ¬ as it I saw no difference She I can hardly appreciate your ley garret Those most dependent in the district are tho colored people to description of him Ho usod to be whose numbers the contiguous states of such a handsome boy and so careMaryland and Virginia largely contrib ful of his appearance ute Nourished in moderate climes He You neednt pretend you they soon collapse under the vicissi- dont know that the handsome boy tudes of a cold winter very much in love with you There is another class of poor com- was Sho If I pre tended to be conscious posed of people who do not ask for public relief until actually driven to do so of all tho meu who have at one time These are persons who have experienced or other been in love with mo you better days many of whom make a would think me a horrid flirt living on the streets either as laborers He Not horrid but a bit of a flirt or peddlers but are deprived of their at times Well to return to Cart vocations by bad weather The police- wright Ho asked me almost wist- ¬ men endeavor to acquaint themselves fully if I had seen Miss Weston late- ¬ with tho condition of those who live ly At first I was rather taken upon their respective beats and the Yes I said aback I have just needy are promptly reported for as- ¬ ho began I hope seen her sistance We were The demand for rent money is an un ¬ But I cut him short usual feature Tho threatened evic married about two months ago I tions for non payment of rent were al- ¬ aaid Im awfully sorry ho said most as numerous as those reported I menu sorry I didnt know But from Ireland Men women and chil- ¬ I have dropped out of everything dren representing every color and de- ¬ Had to work for my living and all gree of intelligence willed at police I was sorry sort of thing headquarters some of them almost that he really was OUT OF WORK want of means to satisfy the for him Cecil for frantic for deuced hard hit work of slumming Tho churches arc landlord In nearly every instance the She Did he look ill notice to vacate was presented as n doing a great deal to relieve human He Well he didnt look flourish- ¬ guarantee of truthfulness on the part misery in this city In nearly every of the applicant ing I thought of asking him to church of all denominations are found Tood and fuel were distributed in the dinner bub somehow I didnt like eocletics which are devoted to work among the poor They have a treasury same sj stematic manner as has charac the idea I ddut mind confessing to draw upon and themembers go about terized this work for years The de to you now that I was once wretch- ¬ from house to house and thus dispense serving uero given orders on some¬ edly jealouB of the little beast I their alms Then there are organiza grocery or wood yard over the signa know it is ridiculous but I was tions of various kinds which either ture of the lieutenant in whoso precinct And when I saw him bo down on his incidentally or as one of the main they resided Theso orders were re luck I felt It would be like hitting features look after the unfortunate ceipted by tho applicants after obtain- below the belt to ask him to tho class Th Central Union mission ing the goods and the accumulated or- house I knew he would refuse offers a conspicuous example It fur ders and accounts were presented to the department for payment at the close and that he wouldnt know very nishes lodgings and meals to those in well how to it need of temporary help and demands in of each month The ability to afford the extensive re- ¬ She What nonsense you talkl return where practical a certain amount of work in its wood yard Tts lief demanded by the suffering poor He Nonsense to you perhaps members minister to the body as well throughout the winter is due to the Gomohow I cant convince mysei it as to the noul and they are not com- press and public Whoto responded would sound nonsense to him the appeal pelled to turn away deserving men and promptly uuil effectually She You felt so much pity for women simply because the hour has ar for aid That tells tho story and it is a story him that you thought the kindest rived when the religious meeting which is held daily must close The influence which might bo r pented again and thing you could do was to drop him of the mission continues after the meet- - again concerning all cities Indeed if oecauso ne was aown on ms luck r Ho You are unjust Inisi nnil tlie inflpnni Is liv iiroctleal the true tale were told concerning the She I am simply quoting your aneans of help to keen men from falling ufferlnp of tho poor In New York Chi cny further into the slough in which iuu imu vuv UlllUl UlllCtt wtuuii iuc- own wortls they generally nre when the mission jurger than Washington It would boharHe rowing in the extreme Superin I can Your vehomonco amuses mo takes hold of them assure you I am not jealous Ve had a snow cnmhal on Iennuly- - tendent of Police Moore tells me however that there is not a single family now Tamil uvujlUL rcijr oivu niL ju uui- She I qulto beliovo that I dont to day ter in fact everything on runners or I in Washington may bo without fuel and think you could be jealous some family too food unless it that could be put on runners was proud to let Its poverty be known to Ho No you havo nothing to fear brought Into requisition Horses those of me in that direction the duly constituted authorities faithful animals who aro so cheap and SMITH D FRY Bho Supposo I wore to tell you nre bem discarded nowadays were A monster Ooil House that I onco loved him would that worth a dollar an hour and apparently In Mexico ore found ruins of ancient disturb your equanimity every horse in town wns in the carnival He Now you are piqued All of the pretty girls the jolly boys Azteo teocallls or gods houses some Of ind oven the gay old sports were in the of which aro thousands of years old course I would not bollavo anything Hearing the ringing and Ono of these near Cholula is in tho so absurd processlop Each the jingling Of the bells the peals of form of a truncated pyramid Sho dosperately It s you who laughter and the songs of tho rushing fildo of the Law of tills pyramid is 1423 aro absurd irabblc no one would suppose that feet which is twice tho length of tho Hq laughing Vfyuld you liko to great pyramid of Egypt Tho height there was any suffering in this city is an organi ¬ of this Mexican wonder Is 177 feet and make mo jealous The Associotpd charities She Of courso not 53ut you have sation which doos muoh practical good - its base covers an area of 44 acres no right to assume that it was im Tho secretary hns had years of ex- Chicago Inter Ocean hhvy m unu i Tievi uncle pos8iblo for me to lovo anyone but Depends on Her Age frornthevMini ouirerers ni wgut ror Hewitt Po you behove in embracing you iKgim lie UlirinfJ lliu wnnyui w Ho Before you know me 1 dare- ¬ the opportunity jmhia avenue a young coioreu man- Jewltt Well it depends on how old say you may havo had a passing the room and told tho nectre- she is Town Topics fancy or two for this handsome of AIFflUft was out Andwork and naa boy or that But I afh foolish some place ns Overexertion Dangerous ittaHnurv uc to enough to flatter myself that slnco jJHPnttHLtf1 ahiBlmainess Tic hud Ho Ive been thinking you knew mo well I am too modest and a little child She Better Ho down and restn little SMMWNttvIfe to finish tho sentence wife was able to thenTown Topic should bo sensibly increased even since iho fall of the snow the other morning Tho stream of public and private charity which flows deep and broad in this city is divided into a great many irivulets and rills of varying size and im portance but all reaching the homes of want and poverty and giving aid which is most needed There is the charitable individual sometimes with a heart as largo as his purse and then again with the purse in inverse ratio to tho size of the heart IIo or she visits tho poor at their homes and gives help ns it seems the occasion demands They usa their friends os their bankers and very cheerful bankers most of them prove to be with a good natured lax ncss in regard to the cashing of checks iTho truth is tho majority of good charitablo people prefer some ono else to do the slumming as it is somp itimes called while on the other hand they aro perfectly willing to foot tho Mils The drafts upon their time and sympathy nro not so cheerfully borne as those upon their bank accounts Since men To every man his work and women of moderate means enjoy itho work of saving souls and bodies in the alleys it is well and they are en- ¬ couraged to go about doing good Since rtho prosperous aro willing to furnish the money they arc excused from the there arethosewhostandinnecdofhelp therefore that the volume lOf contributions either in money or clothes for tho benefit of tho poor It is natural bloss And If tr ould to Its singer bring Tho meed of human happiness galrt f oamo her way Years passed Where alio to home Of fialn brought balm And brovs tiy llnoa of suffering crossed Ucncatli lier touch grow sweetly esilm But whores your iroblo ong7 I sakl Aro Its grand numbers Bttll unsung I surely have not rend its linos Or heard its notes from human tongue I have no time for weaving songB My llfo too busy la bj far My foot will never scale tho heights Where blnzo3 fames resplendent star Too many llvos nre fllltfd wltk pain Too many souls to tears aro wed Too few the hattdajto bind their wounds Or bring them soothing draughts she said I mw her oft earths lowly blessed i Tho very sand on whlah she trod And many a fainting soul fsho led From erring ways to God Her hands brought food to starving frames Her words to grieved hearts brought cheer Nor shrank she evor from her task Or seemed to think the days wero drear But onco she said half laughingly My hands aro full of work you seo I have no time to Beck mons pralso Through flowery ways of minstrelsy No song of mlno will win a crown My llfo is all to duty wed Your song may nil unwritten be But you will have won your orown 1 said Harriet Smcad in Chicago Inter Ocean I Sie dipped tier pen In the Jeweled well Soma day Ill write a souk the safd For which the rlghteoun hand of time Will bind a orown upon my head t turned away and wondered much what themo that glowing song would Fortification I dpnt understand Fortify the Body against disease She Neither do I Sometimes I feol as if I must say or do something by Tutts Liver Pills an absolutDr Matthew Henry KoIIock Treats mad Ho e-cure he That slhoo I knew you I have become your slave body and soul I sUpposa HD Am I u cruel taskmaster Sh Yqu spraatima frigliton mo Ho Brighton you Shot Ytajyoumaku mo feol fright pnod for myself I Tuffs Pills Cure All Liver Ills A Strong DjrMatthewo Henry KoIIock ltegu1araraduat and IIegIterd IlirsIdUn tfofaiejly Assistant Burgeon In His UB Navy afterwards 1out SurgSon U s Arfty indf later surgeon umish Marine fterviw tflttt two years1 experience ns PuyslaUn at Mot SnriiigsArk will -welcome iheelek and of lllcto1 at Ills Offlse- where ooiisultatlefi with one f the Most SucoeiWiul Doctors Jf the present ago J cordially invited All wJIHe roivo kind and hfirmtable treatment ana permnnenSoureH guaranteed Iu every oaS undertaken He You lire oxoltcd about noth- ¬ But porhaps after all- - thoro ing is somo meaning in what you say Shs Hsirrg Do you thjnk so Ho Tho fttct that so maiiy deaf and dumb parsons havft suoh ma licious feffipqra Is duo I believe to for sick headache dys- ¬ Successfully All Chronic nnfl TrfirlJ Standing Diseases pepsia sour stomach malaria A WANTED 3j constipation jaundice bilious- ani Ladies to inspect rri ness and all kindred troubles Medicated Vapor BaV The Fly Wheel of Life can psjakl t Ho indulgently ArtU such a pretty volco Sho Do you kndw I once funded myself in lovo with Mr Oartwright their infirmity Sho What a blessing It is that I the fly wheel of life I shall ever DrTutt Your Liver Pills are Blemish Rheumatism otc Ono months treatment free AGENTS WANTED for Facia dt you wero be grateful for the Accident that jsidney and Urinary 8runken frequent and burning broughtthem to my notice I feel oririuiaof the blunder otboth sexesurine d eo tei promptlyi and safely cured special and careful as if I had a new lease of life 1 lioo will rooelTefor JUUUIBS trratment 8ll their innnv Fairleigh Platte Cannon Col ailments He Yes I daresay you fancied J Private Disease M23 4 as LOVE AND AT POLICE HEADQUARTERS CONFIDENCE k SI m There are weddiug galore all over morj than usually irritating to day tho State my dear I Ho mildly Cecil How to Cure AH Skin DlHeiuei Whatever is the matter with you Simply apply No f Interim medicine Swatnks Ointment Sho I dont knqw required Cures tetter fc- nil eruption mi the He 1 can rniilte every allowance zomitob leaving the skin clear face hands nose Ae white and healthy Its great healing but when ov say that I am moro ers are possessed by no and curative pow oilier remedy Ask than usually irritating you seem to your druggist for Swatnsa Ointment infer that which I prefer not to Un ¬ Hog cholery is raging in Graefeu derstand She I wish I could make you burg Shelby county miserable sometimes so that you It will be an agreeable surprise to could understand me persouB subject to attacks of bilious He Do yqu mean that you are colic to learn that prompt relief may miserable since I told you about Mr be had by taking Chamberlains In Cartwrlght many instances the attack may be Sho Of courso not prevented by taking this remedy as Ho Because I dp not think you soon as tho hrat symptoms of vtuo need bf As amatteHof fact I was diseaao appear 25 and 50 cent bot playing a little joke upon you Ho tlesfor sale byK C Hardwick Drag- is leaving the country in a few days gist o for Australia and although ho Williamstown streets need to be iui seemed rather disconcerted at hear ¬ proved badly ing of our marriage he announced his own approaching nuptials Tho best wav to cure dfseaso r in She I ain very glad but I dont drive it from the system by purif vipg the oooa with nooa s aarsapanlJii understand tho joke He Well as a matter of fact I Horse thought Id try to make you think I tricity Cave will bo lighted by elec ufter January 16 was jealous of you Sho You havo told me soveral For a pain in tlio chest a piece of times that you wero jealous of me flannel dampened wit i Chamberlains He I daresay I have Fain Balm and biifiiil on over the Sho I wish I could make you real- ¬ Beht of the pain n cl another on tho back between iii shoulders will ly jealou3 of me He picking ip a newspaper I afford prompt it lipf This is espechave too much confidence in you ially valuabi i esit6s where the pnin is caused by u cold aud there is a dear tendency towonP pueiunonia For She Too much conn dence I sale by R C Hardwick Druggist He Which nothing can destroy She wistftuly A little love Muyfield will probably pass the curwould few ordiance He What a silly little goose Many merchanlB aro well aware Black and White that their customers are their beat fiiends and take pleasure in supplyINCLINED ELEVATOR ing them with tht best goods obtainA New Device Soon to Be Operated able As an instance we mention in New York Cameron prominent drug Peiry An inclined elevator which is gist of Flushing Mich They say worked electrically and is a com- ¬ We have no hefiitdiuu in iecom promise botween a foot staircaso mending Chamberlains Cough jRetn our customers as and the ordinary electric elevator ady to medicine wo have it is the best cough ever sold is soon to be put in operation in and aJwaja gives satisfaction For Now York Tho moving incline sale at 25 and f0 cents per bottle by upon which the passengers stop is R C Hardwick Druggist practically an endless link belt of Seveial sheen have been killed bv special construction passing around pairs of sprocket wheels at the top dogs in Shelby county and bottom of tho machine The The Wliolo story surface upon which tho feet of the Of the great sales attained aud great passengers rest is a series of longitudinal ridges having a corrugated cures accomplished by Hoqdd Sarsa upper surface which supports the parilla is quickly told It purifies feet comfortably and securely Iu aud enriched the blood tones the ascending as the passengers reach slomache and gives strength and Disease tho upper end their feet nre all slid vigorfortified by cmuot euter tho system upon the oomb hke landing while Vthich comes by the nch jed blood tukiug Hoods Sarsa tho ridges pass between its teeth so parilla that the person need not necessarily step off at this poiut This incline Hoods Pills cure nausea sick headhas a speed of about 80 feet per ache indigesiuii biliousness All minute and the handrail moves druggist 25c simultaneously with it Tho elevator Hog thieves continue to get in I heir carries about 3000 passongors an work in Shelby county hour and is under perfect con trol being stopped or Btartod by the pressuro of a button In largo DISEASES OF THE SKIN stores or places whore crowds have The intense itching and smarting Inci- ¬ to be handled continuously the dent to eczema tetter salt rheum and other elevator will be kept running but diseases of tho skin is instantly allayed by Eye and in smaller places where traffic Is applying Chamberlains cases havo Skin Ointment Many very bad been is only run just when permanently cured by it limited it It is equally wanted With such a devioo tho eilibient for itching piles and a favorite remsecond floors of many stores could edy for sore nipples chapped hands chilelironio sora eyes bites be rendered available for business blains frostdruggistsand 25 cents per box For sale by at purposes which aro now in disuse on Try Dr Cadys Condition Towders thoy account of tho necessity of climbing aro just what n horse needs when in bad condi¬ stairs Probably no bettor intro- tion Tonic blood purifier and vermifuge duction for this elevator into popSold by R C Hardwick druggist ular favor could no found than its utilization at tho stations of elevated The Hawesvilln public BchooJs railways and at terminal railway closed on account of measles there stations where the waiting rooms being at least one hundred cases are above the sidewalk level St The ladies of Richmond aro preparLouis Globe Semocrat ing to givo n leap year pary ot Hotel The Honest Broker Glyndon next Wednetday night Bankor-J-N- o Lebanon has a dancing school conafraid I cant lot Im you havo tho money You aro too ducted by Prof Bosley much indebted to tho institution across tho way Broker No sir you aro mis- ¬ taken They hold me for nothing theyve got only my word Journal During a third of a century has never failed to drive out Amusant Shoi I dont know why I should tell you this excopt that yQu aro Tutts Liver Pills Strictures Varicocele Uydrocoo Tenderness Weakness of Orpaos Piles Fliuia quickly curea wunoui j aiEoruetoniioii irom DU8inc8 3 t Tiri1t TT ueDinry lilrl la tenoy Wcineholy Dizziness Loss of fiieigy ani confidence the dreadful effco- - of Karl Vice which brinjis Organic tVeainess unftd tlngone for bustjmss study or enjoyment of life treated with never faillnKBuecess On ex amlhatlon the urinary deposits a rosy seal- iuvui win oneii ue zouna ana soraeumet smalt particles of albumen will appear or tho color will bo of a thtiKnnIkisn hue agatn oljiliig to a darkjMud turbid appearance TBnfcanwanymeirwhodleof thiBdlfnoulty Of he cause frhioh is the second 4gifi Seminal Weakness Tho Doctor will gKWalxee a perfect cure In all such cases and a healtny restoration of the cenlto urinary organs WJUTK your troubles if living away from the city Yob can be cured at home by corres ¬ pondence Abt oluto seorccy in all profession ¬ al dealings and mediclno sent secure from ob servation Testimonials of patients are never published llank reference to tny rosponBi blllty oheetfulljfgiven ivervout Til ass 1 11 Itgt Dr KoIIock Nashville TeJin A iJCJh ftl i 1 a J - r 3 Bj Hi Hj j FIPTH AVENU 1 HOTEi stJiHoteHntheVorUi Electric Elevator PikeCampbeli Manager odisvilie ky S jH SJ Hft4RKi jdKtF jHf PaSB SI H Mb Buggies J v Wire Fencing Tile Pipes HardwaVfe Imp1 omenta and Fishing Tackle at QUS YOUNGS Virginia street Onto Ho tef Latham K NO LIS II UKU K3UIKES YVmlniitliUno Ilerri My herd is headed by Prince Iee 34045 son of Sam Small 87801 he by Bam Jones 30 077 My breeding sows represent the best strains of blood in America two of them pigs Stock for sale of Worlds Fair prizewinners at all times Nice lot of young stock now ready for service Satisfaction guaranteed JHOWFnAnp Inspection solicited Church HU1 Ky Illinois Central K E Fast Efficient Double Daily Seiyice from Cincinnati and Louisville to has Through Passenger Trains and in connection with the BOSW to Loulg vine rescuing an ect or lmnuuK ciubu cuxuitt lions lor principal punus KEMPHISand NEW ORLEANS SOUTH and WEST on Us own and connecting lines including Vlfiksiiurtr and Jackson Miss Baton House and Natchez La Liltle Pock and Hot Springs Ark Waco Fort Worth Dallas Houston And San Antonio Tex and points on the Pacific Coast It has also through passenger trains and fast efficient double dally service from New Orleans Jaekson Memphis and points South and West on Us own and connecting lines to CINCINNATI CHICAGO p LOUISVILLE ST LOUIfU inaklugdireot connections with through train for all poili ts NORTH and EAS including St Louis Chicago Buffafu Pitts burg Cleveland Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Richmond TMROUOK t h 1 WINTERSMITHS all blood impurities SOUP VKUTIHULK TRAINS ri MMAN UUKKKT HIKK1I1NO CAKS TimOUOH FHKSHKCIlNlNa01AinCAH8 V Particulars of your local railroad tlct et agent AHHANSONG rAWAKEL0NDAarA Chicago LoulBYlU Grumbling will Impoverishes A poor man with a sunny spirit got moro out of life than a The Time Tested Certain cure for scrofula pimples boils in fact the time tested spring medicine Sold by druggists and merchants everywliere Hotel Henderson Entirely new and flrat class in all Excellent sample rooms respects and service uuequalled in tho city On Double Car Lino 0 F k L P Kleidebbb Props ttonderson Ky TriOfclHi wealthy grumbler Rams Horn Expect Mora Than You Give Dont If you wish to bo borno with your self bear with others Thomas a Kempls i SARSAPARILIA aJl vw i C 53 V fv BLT M LINE OF STIVES rsSafnSlfrSB WLenluey ANCHOR Radiators FRANKLIN Anchor ROYAL OAK PENINSULAR OAK msuiar PENINSULAR RANGES CookStovok Heating Stoves 3t75iolB60 1 JEWEL STOYgv Lineal Full CoalJL 9o 420 Ha canuot out what hmitnd to n very frugal diet Is it not equally trun of a dyspeptic For all of the roal onjoymont he get out of lifo be might us woll bo id Jnil IIo Sffinot trnt what ho likes nor enough Ho Suffers much gots little sympa thy At first perhaps a littlo heavi ness in the stomach it littlo sourness windy belchings and heartburn hoadaehos and biliousness and a foul tftste in tho month in the morning tChrpnio constipatidn is almost inevi tnblk nud moarJt tho body is holding poisonous impuro matter that sh6uld bo gotten rid of Thopoison is ro ubsorbed in tho blood nud tho whole body Impurity in thd blood may load to almost any disonBo Con stipation is tho start of it it II Dr Piercoa Pleasant Poll to euro euro it so it stave cured No other romody in tho world will db ranaot fallow Lis natural put1f2H mTMfT MfT irinliimtinnB be wauts to lie is AvftSw1 HJBBJjiI i TV AttlNJUNtt Somothlnc About the Work of tho Weather Bureau In 1000 Warnings havo been heralded and signals displayed throughout tho country wol in advanco of all tho cold waves of any intensity which havo occurred during tho year Tho valuo of such warnings was especially appreciated whon tho sovuro cold wavo which swopfc betweon January 1 to 5 1800 from tho northern Rocky mountain region southward to tho Gulf of Mexico and eastward over all tho states along the A tlantio ocean was forecasted and afterwards vorified Congratulatory acknowl ¬ edgments from commercial bodies and from shippers of perishable merchandise indicate a saving through tho various storm warn ¬ ings similar to tho above of several that millions of dollars Warnings of Send 21 cents in ono cent stamps to approaching cold waves of intdnso Worlds Dispensary Medical Asgftpm tion Buffalo N Y and recofvo Dr freezing power enabled owners of Pierces 1008 Page Common Sense perishable proporty to protect thoir commodities in time and tho warn ¬ Mjdical Advisor illustrated ¬ ¬ dqiifeii-patiou iv Geo W Young Agt House Jurnishiiis r GoocLs opkinsv j Tho coal mines in the Bouth eastern part of tho State are running full force IIvor Mnltos n Vcll Stan Aro you bilious constipated or troubled with jaundice Bick head ache bad taste in mouth foul breath A Hound MD i ULLIVAN Tenn N Nashville fifjjfr PRACTICAL PLUMBING GAS Estimates Solicited Telephone 15G6 MB STEAM FITTING m No nir1 Orders Promptly Attended To 183 Kortli College Street M MM coated tongue dyspepsia indigos tion hot dry skin pam iu back nnrl between tho shoulders chills and fe ver etc If you havo any of these symptoms your liver is out of order and your blood is slowly being poisoned because your blood does not act properly Jiorbine will cure any disorder of the liver stomach or bowels It has do equal as a liver medicine Price 75 cents Free trial bottlo at R C Hardwicks drug store of Mt ashing ton will likely anuouuee himself for the Legislature from Bullity V TOhas H U Lyne Mr W FParrish LIVERY FEED AND SALE STABL Another Good Mun Gone Wrong Cor 7th and Virginia Streets He failed to ubo Foleys Kidney Cure for his kidney complaint For Bale by C K Wyly Or irf w at rfnAi t - Tho Clinton public school closed d night Special successful five months term last If grates to commercial jvioii jot wood111 room adjoining Nice waiting room Friday VJ 1UUIUI S b Fritz of 677 Sedgwick street Chicago says I had a sevfere cough which settled on my lungs 1 tried a W H Faxon W G Whbeleb number of advertised remedies and also placed myself under treatment of several physicians with no benefit I was recommended to try Foleys Honey and Tar With little expectation of getting relief I purchased a vobacco Warehousemen Commission Merchants Grain Dealers bottle I had takeu but few doses whon I felt greatly improved I was enabled to sleep spitting of blood Fire Proof Warehouse con bdssellville and r b sts ceased and by tho time I had taken tho second bottle I was entirely well It Ky Hopkinsville saved my life For salS by C K Wyly AllTobacco Sent us Ooverod by Insurance LiberarAdvance on Consignments jl Hopknuville Ky J4 rGood rigs with or without drivers furnished day - Wheeler Mills Co ings thus rendered inestimable benefit to commerce Hurricano forecasts havo boen given to people along tho Atlantic coast several times and with tflo best of results to shippers and shirv ping Three sovero West India hurricanes - swept tho coast of the United States from Florida to New England and two others passed off shore but sufficiently near to se- ¬ riously endanger tho craft just leav ¬ ing port Twenty four hours in ad vance of each of these storms dan ¬ ger signals announced their coming Not a single vessel was lost and comparatively littlo proporty was destroyed belonging to those who heeded tho warnings On the great lakes a similar system has been inaugurated and successfully operated In tho harbor of Buffalo alone dur- ¬ ing tho last winter a total of moro than 150 vessels aggregating mil- ¬ lions of dollars in valuo and having thousands of persons on board wore detained in port by tho weather bureau forecasts without which every ono of tho vessels would havo been jeopardized in perilous storms Tho chief of tho weather bureau shows in his annual roport that the averago verification of forecasts during the year was 824 per cent This is an improvement of two per cent over tho previous year Tho bureau continues its investigations in tho science of meteorology Prominence has been given during tho year to the subject of aerial in- ¬ vestigations Much work has been devoted to the development of ap- ¬ pliances for upper air exploration Tho future will demonstrate tho afuo of thoso incursions into tho upper strata of tho atmosphere Roport of Socreary of Agriculture viser is the greatest family doctor book ever published It explains human physiology and the laws of life and health in plain vet scientific language It has had a tremen- ¬ dous sale 680000 copies at 150 each hound in cloth The present free edition is the same in all respects except that it is bound in strong tnnmlla paper covers A copy will be absolutely given away to anyone who sends 31 one cent stamps to pay cost of mailing only to Worlds Dispensary Med ical Association No 663 Main Strett Buffalo N Y TCmBm trwi the own wlwfte MWp T3fc xSP dfeMtt ii est f Conctipttiou crttc more dreams than aro in tho infer ¬ ootinretta thcnltletu V tk nal regions Teoplo who are troubled with Jiticinratw Lexington Lot coiiatimtion nle ville Evansv ille St Louis badly and restleeal Midiheolttoiof bometiniea tbey cannot sleep at all and Nashville Memphis Mon whon they do Bleep joracry Mobile an New the dreams come It doesnt take so very Orleans long to wear a man WITHOUT US1AWE- out with that sort of tlniip He gets ANDOPEEIJ raniVALKD in the morning eel- ing worse than he did when he went to bed He is listless and without energj Tho chances arp he is dizzy has heart ¬ ¬ burn palpitation sees black spots before his eyos has headache and is bilipus ville What nonsense it is to let a condition of that sort continue Nine tenths of all the sickness in the world comes from constipation and neglect of it It is a Ojanections are mude at Guthrie and simple thing to cure if you go about it NaBhviJe for all points right Its a bad thing and n serious thing if you dont take the right medicine Dr rth East South and Wostr Pierces Pleasant Pellets are designed for In Pullman Palace Oars the cure of constipation The Pelle EMIGRANTS are tiny sugar coated granules One a laxative two a mild cathartic thin road will rnceive special low rates Douy wiiq Has ever used tnjn nr a good word for them They Turn prevented See agents of this company for rates more serioiw illness than any other wites c or wrii to P Atmohe G P A T A remedy ever sold Druggists sell them tiTMBVille and an honest druggist will not try to sell you something else Dr Pierces Common Sense Medical Ad cr rhroiinrh IrTnST1 W iri I i C1 Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jacksonand points in Florida 2rSy3 a THE ST LOUIS WEEKLY POST DISPATCH Only 50 GEWTS a Year The Great Free Silver Paper 5 ROBT M WOOLDRIDGE JNO J CHAPPBLL The young people of Boxville Union county will give a ball December 29 LONDON AND PARIS Vie with Each Other in the Mattor of Datcc ion of Crime wooldrsdge ghappell OP THE PBOPBIETOBS WAREHOU Railroad St bet Sth and luth Opposite L Nf Passenger Depot ON 50 Not a few who read what Mr Robert Rowls of Hollands Va has to say below will remember their own experilike ence under circumstances Last winter I had lagrippe which left me in a low state of health I tried numerous romedies none of which did me any good until I was induced to try a bottle of Unamberlain s cough remedy The first bottle of it so far relieved me that I was enabled to at- ¬ tend tc my work and the second bot tle effected a cure For sale at 25 and LIBERAL r wLtf ADVANCES V TOBACCO IN STORE wick druggist cents per bottle by R 0 Hard HOPKINSVILLE KY 4 J a EL Successor to TWYMAN Keps on hand a full line of- - TWYMAN BAKER Wk r at Rock Bottom Prkfii Also all kindB of countv produce bought and sold Dont forgot the place 20G South Main Street Opposite First National Bank FREE DELIVER Y has just celebrated its fifteenth anniversary The new iron bridge over Guest creek on the Sholbyville pike has just been completed Tho Rev Caldwell of Morganfield who has had quite a severe attack of tho grip is convalescent The Caldwell county Republican committee will meet in Princeton Saturday to call a couut convention Mr and Mrs J W Morgan of Morganfield have just celebrated their twenty fifth anuivorsary Mr Charles T Newman and Miss Ella Offut two well known young people were married at Morganfield W S Storrett of Hawosville will probably assume oditorial control of Jhe Kentucky Telephone at Cadiz t Holidaying in Jewelry Lit Some people wont buy a Christmas pres- ¬ ent until the day before Christmas A thoughtful person will buy while our dif I fercnt lines of Holiday novelties are com plete If you want a beautiful present Attorney General Taylors newspaper A vicious boar got into a stabloand killed a valuable young mare uud orippled a mule at Lebanon Felt Bad The turkey has seen better days Good morning Jasper 1 am very Morganfield will have a cigar facto6orry to hear of your domestic ry trouble It wap bloqdy Christmas in KenWha sorter trobblo diit snh tucky Why I mean tho trouble In your Tho entertainment of tho Middles homo affairs I am fold that your boro University School proved to be a wife haU run away from you Is It a grand 8ucces3 fact Deed it av sah 1 - nection with the annual report for he year 1893 issued from Scotland Yard In tho first place it lias been ascertained that tho Loudon constables co3t less than tho Paris sergents de villo or agents although thoy aro ono third moro numerous and havo to deal with a moro ex- tensivo population Tho London metropolitan police for instance aro supposed to patrol an oxtqnt of territory larger than Paris with the boroughs extramural of Saint Oloud Meudon and Sevres included Tho Paris sergots as the crimi- ¬ nals call them arrest annually about 2G7 murderers or perpetrators of bloodthirsty assaults whereas in London there wore onlv an av- The Ovvonsboro Press will be issued erago of 18 cases of accom- ¬ plished or attempted assassina- ¬ for the lirBt time next Saturday tion in a year In tho matter of Dr Kolloclc In Nushvlllo burglary however London eclipses HegularGradunteand Registered Physician Paris The great British metropolis Formerly Asslattnt Surgeon U S Navr after Army and ward Post 8urgoon U harbors a small army of house- Surgeon BrltlBh Marine S Service uith later to oxperlonye breakers who in gtnoral do success- ¬ years Knuorfeuny03 physician at not Springs Ant ineJiniso opajaianrltan ful work whllo tho houso thieves on Ioa Vol X page the largest and moat Important work in the world being In this sido of tho channel aro fre- ¬ ive volumes eaah the slzeof a largo ohu oh quently handicapped by tho door- ¬ lllbte He Is noted as tho dlsooerer of the for keepers t Tho figures from the Scot- ¬ aotlvoprlnolpals of gelserulnum a speolflo caneuralgia of the face and womb Uurtw tarrh Lot Manhood and ueneral land Yard report show that during DebUltySyphilidDootor has been oer the world The 1893 thoro wero 2G25 cases of bur- and lias made many cures glvon up by other glarious entry into houses and shops physio ana Veudume Building For tho same period in Paris thero The matrimonial fever is raging has been an nveraira of 979 bur- - around Salom Union county glarios London Telegraph riles rilont Itching Piles Why He 1 Some interesting comparisons havo been mado between the police of London and thoso of Ptris in con- ¬ The Post Dispatch is tho only metchnmpioned the advance of thq ment of all Cough Luug and nominating conveutious It stands pat for free silver for western men Bronchial Troubles It cures and measuresfbr tho people againBt and cures quickly the political bosses Plutocrats Com Absolutely harmlees and pleasant bines trust and corpoiatiou oppresto take It cuts loose the mucous without exertion or stminiug and sion You will find tho Weekly Post rttops tho cough at once Uv healing the inflamed parts gives vigor and Dispatch indespensable during the vitality to the respiratory organs and year 1897 The year 1897 is going to produces a condition in which ull the bo brimful of interest Tho incomfunctious aro exerted with regularity ing of the McKinley admistration with a congress elected upon a gold and harmonv platform means legislation of a kind Most druggist sell you what you that will vitally interest every news usk for Some will ubIc you to take paper reader in tho country and es something which they claim is just pecially in the South and West Speas good Sometimes a little more cial attention will be paid iu the induces them to do this Dr Weekly Post Dispatch to this news of Srofit Pine Tar Honey is tho best national character and it will be dis- ¬ cough cold and grip cure After cussed editorially from the point of you try it once you will like it too view of the West and South us contrasted with that of Wall street well too accept any substitute The campaign for free silver will go on in 1897 and nothing can do so Quit coughing is easy enough if you know how to do it The best much to help along tli6 campaign of way to quit is to take one dose of Dr education as a newspaper like the Weekly Post Dispatch This is Bels Pino Tar Honey Summer shown that in the fact that in Miscoughs lung ccughs winter coughs bronchial coughs or auy other kind of souri and in every other locality a cough or cold is speedily cured by tvhere the Weekly lost Dispatch ha the iibe of this remedy Children a largo circulation tho gains of Democracy and free silver were of a love it Old people like it sweeping charter The Post Dispatch deserves the No greater calamity can befall a support of all Free Silver Democrats person thuu ill health Cough and colds in themselves aro not serious because of the greit fight it made in mahdies The moro tiivial cough or tho recent campaign for Democratic Democratic ticket old if neglected may lead to asthma principles and tho Silver men everyHence the Free bronchitis or consumption The where should rally to its support by right time to treat a cough or a cold is right way Delay means danger sending in their subscription and inDr Bells Pine Tar Honey is a quick ducing others to subscribe cure a sure cure ana a sale cure FJtOM THE POPLAR BLOFr Mo CITIZEN The Post Dispatch did more in the Druggist sells it present campaign for the cause of The Shelby poultry show was pro- the merchant mechanic farmer and laboring man thau any other paper in nounced a success iu every respect the State It will always be a valuaNOTIOJS ble acquisition to this class of men 1 want overy man and voman In the UniwO States interested in the Opium ami Whisky and will be repaid a thousand times habits to bavo ono of bit books on thaso die for the good done It was thiough ases Address I M woolley Atlanta Ga the Post that many fi amis were ex ox 382 ami ono will bo sant jou true HULLS PINK TAK HONI5Y ropolitan paper that Advances u new theory in tho treat- ¬ free silver cause in DU A coupleof sanctification evangelist are holding a meeting in Middlesboro J f m twenty-f- by scratching stinging mosiainigut If allowed to eontinuo tumors form whloh of ten uieeu aim uicerato necomin vory sore The children aro woaring owavves Ointment stops tho Itching and bleeding heals ulceration and In most cases eyes and rubbing blue limbs removes th tumors At druggists or by mall for 80 cents Dr SwaynoA Son Philadelphia Symptoms Moisture Humor Subscription price by mail 50 cents a year Clubs of ten to one ad dress S l per year Romit by Postal or Express Money Ordor or for small amounts under a dollar 6end two or postago stamps never one cent stamps of larger denominations lutonve Itching and Dont sond checks on local banks worso posed which would otherwise havo gone unuoticed by the American prebs and it stands without a peer in America to day The Post Dispatch is the paper for tho people In addition to all the news and the cream of public discussion the Weekly Post Dispatch contains tho best editorals iu the Daily PosJ Dispatch Short Stories a helpful Womans De partment Gossip About Men and Womon who attain Prominence Political Cartoons and Plenty of Fun and I black come and see our goods we take pleasure in showing them Easy to Take to Operate Of course graves Howe Building oormx Main Street Are features pojullar to Ilooda rills Small In lzo tasteless efQclent thorough As ono man JEWELERS fv alt IIVAnMlHA Imo taken a over 25o O Hoods ill pill till It Is all I Hood Co ImeanJ sah datsho hain had tlmo yit for go fur nough tor mako de ol man feel sho dat she bain comln Dispatch back--Riolimond way do marter stan at do prcsen tlrao sah I feels Glencoe Gallatin county has an Ovor SS000 was paid by a Shelby mighty bad anonymous lollor writer villo firm for tho turkeys which they tho present timo what do At lulled uurlug tne past six weous you mean by that II Do about it Yas sir youfeol vory bad jr A Junuary thaw is always moro PIuub havo been accepted for the productive of colds and coughs than new M E Church nt Sholbyville a Jauuary freeze Then is the time WANTED ANIDEA ffSSSSlffig Ayers Cherry Pectoral is needed aud ABk thing to patent Protoot your Ideas they may proves ao extremely efficacious bring you wealth Wrlto JOHN WJJDDEK BU11N CO Patent Attorneys Washington your druggist for it rind also for D O for their S1800 prlzo offer Ayers Almanac which is free to all 1 CASTOR I A For Infante and Cbilajw 01 Wjk W V--- v 4 mTW Tfc III Disappointments ilio only ptlla to take with Hoodj SarsaparlUa Disappointments aro wings that bear tho soul skyward tiSUttM nfu- tlalli Dr Shields an umiuent pbyuiolan of Tennesse Bays I regard Ay Sarsaparilla aB the best bloodui cine on earth uudJ know of woudorful ouVaiaftflflflte J f SI yeVJwi ffUMfcI 608ffi l fSfrt koa VMMtt twt Wt Physicians ojroylathe similar etatempil HKa K gri IMtfUr ftRtofhp mil mi 3MHiille Iftttifeift j KftUWfftK v iB AND ralBjRB starry mooting to night emmemsBSsmmammmaBsmm hm Tha street numbering and censUB taking for the city directory i going ahofld as rapidly as possible to in sUreitho accuracy and oaroful fttton iloji to detail necossary to mako tho tfbrk reliable It will tako some weeks yet to got tho book ready for tlm MrJntfirtr T5n not forcrot that- YOU can greatly facilitate mattera By leaving instructions with the luutos of your family to sign for tho boak and number which cost only fifty cents together iimii immhwhmwwii II Ml MMMinwffjipiw jp miiiimmmwmmmmmMmimwWWmm1M I Tl TJUCity Couuolt will bold itfl Jan r Macapri P Cheimvill move ntotho Elgin house ifaSft dbor to T Coopor a Co Jan 6 Another lot o that superior 7jenr old Vinegar at Wallis i A itad peaches cheese and 1t AVoilis 5 A Stoves Che Shoes We 4s J J S g and Price fccw dpoonMain and Thirteenth Btreots yesterday ftftornoon children had a tacky party atlMrW E Ragedale a Wednesday had break occurredMp tho water fho p P Rev T V Joiner will hold quart- erly meoting at Longview church to Jforrow end Sunday See tho advertisement of A H Goodwin coal dealor corner Eighth and Water streets CORNWanted to buy 20 bbB of corn Inquire at this ofilce Tho Tandy place corner Clay and 16th Btreet six room cottage is for rout for 1897 Apply at this office Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over City Bank Hopkinsville Ky Lucian Davis col charged with a breach of the peace was fined 5 and costs by the County Judge Tuesday Vismana lard sweet as butter Vismans Derby hams noue bet terand Vismans bacon at Wallis Mr John T Edmunds ha8 bought L H McKee s interest in the Chris tian County Abstract Company and will bo actively engaged in the office N RailTho earnings of tho L road for tho third week in December show a gross total for freight passenger and miscellaneous of 115605 as against 111605 for tho same period oflast year Tho freight earnings show an incroaBn of 12285 while the pas Bonger receipts bIiow ft decrease of 16535 For tho first three weeks of December gross receipts of 1289275 are shown a decroaso of 1700 as compared to thosamo period of 1895 j AUdium Em up m rfSh W W W W gh Aftft BIBLES nmlly UflVPIQ xS J V arc uxior ciBIBLE I5 riraying t warus if A r FREE MeiFuraisfe Sox 5c l7c- - J j Stationary Note Paper hecs- iTIpT it A I h KUGLER Owner BooT1 Sv J Vj u i UHilJIBlJdb Lafe Vests FOR 2C 50 Envelopes 5c uM 1c Large Comforts Lads Sho 09C 8IF I J r Pants 50c TUfMfi STftPP 1 59c Carpet Tacks lc paper 6 Teaspoons 3c A W Pyle the furniture man extendi thanks to his friends and tho Tiuhlic enorallv for their liberal pat ronage extended him during the past and rromi8ea fair treatment and cheaper goods than over before in future It may astonish you to know that during the past 27 years ho has had 17 competitors in his line of business and ho is still here and iB likely j 2 TT B00TS Mens Boots p Rns w Hlyffl tpiHU Thread Xa LJJJ IlSRSONAl UOSbtr m m m m m Bttft5c pair Qrey J tddfaGdbT PWWW NntlnB Arctics 65 75c ead Pencis j jr AXf c 2c 3e Honks tc card 1p f v EyesJ dozen v to remain A Deonlo met at last night and watcuea tno oia year ous auu mo new year in Those present were Misses Ida McCarley Irma Dryer and Daisy Gardner and Messre Robt J Johnson Alye Buckner Anderson and Medley DonniB Mr Taylor of Guthrie who recently bought tho John OBrien property at 13 and 15 East Ninth street will work in the early spring begin the erection I want to sell or lent my two of a double store room with officeB on Btpro rooms and lot or would ex the second floor The old building change for a residence occupied by J B Lindsay will bo Geo W Centeii torn away Mr Hanson Penn Diltz who has The attentiou of Our readers is been the local correspondent of the called to the statement of tho First Courier Journal for several years has National Bank of this city which apbeen superseded b Mr T C Under- pears in this ispac Tho business of wood this institution is constantly on tho runes seedless raisins nudavena increase and a most satisfactory show in bulk hominy flakes canned goods ing is presented corned beef and everything you need Mr J Arthur Wallace gave a very an the grocery line at Wallis pleasant entertainment to eight or Eight or ten couples of people par- ten couples of hiR young friends at ticipated in a dance at Moayons the home of Mr R H Do Treville Hall Tuesday night The affair was Monday night A delicious repast gotten up in honor of the Misses was one of the delightful feature Fletcher of Louisville The late Dr J P Thomas double strength digester known as Vitalia for the cure of Jyspepsia ib for sale at Bardwicka and Llgins nrkv nf vnun Mr J S McCarley BTATRIM ONIAI Miss Otha Williams and R E Bridges and- Miss Barney Eades all of Greenville were married in Princeton Wednesday F P Bridges and evening at 630 oclock Rev F A Mitchell of the Methodist church Tho grooms are relatives officiating and tho brides are also cousins The wedding party returned homo yesterday morning WnriLow DoiiRETT Mr Henry C Whitlow a young merchant at Casky and Miss F E Durrelt were married at high noon Wednesday Rev W R Co Tho happy M Crump officiating Miss Delia CjtnbB iff visiting event took place in yjo Baptist church 11 bt by iriuuua in -- iftrKsvmo - ue wi at Casky and was witnessed absent about two WeeksV a large crowd Thompson has beeii con Mr Catce Beard M S Cayce and fined to his room for evoralv days Miss D L Beard were married with the grip Thursday at Olivet church near Mr W C Cooks little daughters entertained a numbeof their friends at their home near thecjty Wednes- in UulncHIcu Business men ahould leave word at Drs C H Tandy and Rich Perry their homes if they want thoir houses returued toNaBhvillo this morning numbered It is impossible for census Mrs A G Boalea is vimting in takers when assigning numberu to Ciarksvillp come down town and hunt tip tho Mr E G Callis is out again from business man to find if he wants a number on his house Trouble is his recent illness being caused the census takers to do Miss Lizzie Hoskins of Lafayette this and tho work of numbering is is visiting Miss Luto Campbell being delayed Be sure and leave Mr H H Aboruutky and family WORD AT TOim HOUSE havo returned from Texas v- J New ainsonlc Hall Mr J W Warfield 1ibbj resigned his position vith J H Anderson The Hopkinsville Masonic Lodge iOf oi ai a caiieu uiueuug ueuueo day night closed a trade with Rags Co for a ten year dale Cooper lease of u lodge nail to no ituea up in tho third story of their new Main Street building The entire floor will be taken up Tucro will bo u banquet hall lodge room So x 7 85 x 40 two antH i tun 15 x 18 aud a Th- - bull will be tho 15 foot hall haudfiomeatr in V erern Kentucky idor roof but not The roomBi WorL lil begin at Once finished on them and they will1 be ready for occupancy in sixty dayB Tbeanual rent will be 1250 i WANTED riglit Bor or Girli In this and every town in the vicinity wnpre there Is not already an agent to sell sfeWK Lkdoke Americas GreatetfrHtorylPttpei by the weokand net aa agent maklug 2 cents on every copy sold No charge being made for unsold copies No losslblo Risk For full particulars ciP at the office of this paper YoliK PURi V DRUGS is what we always handle Our motto is 0D Purest and Best U We have a full stock of Blestone for sowers of wheat also On and after this date Thi day Mr Clifford A Clark and wife have moved from the Gracoy neighborhood to the Sivley farm on the Cantor piko where they will go to house iet ing tore will clo se Mr A L Blame who has been clerking for McGehee Bros at Gta coy has been transferred tu their femuroke Btore Lauder Mencliam ttkes Mr Blslnos place at the Giacey nouse Dawson Water Jas 0 A tF Jsr fresh from the Spring 3 times a week V It t hi STOP And get your diuuer with Mrs Toriau 9th Street between John Moayons and tho First National Bank for 2octs We present to our readers to day the statement of the City Bank of except Saturday Everv Hopkiusville This banking instituin a very thrifty condition ard tion is anjoys a liberal share of patronage Its management is in the bauds of excellent business men who enjoy 11 Sic 111 tho confidence of all Read the statement Miss Nell Donadsou eutertained a Thanking our friends and customers for their libera ap email party of her young friends at Dr D J GiBhs Tuesdav night preciation of our efforts the past year and promising our very Those present were Misses Nell Don-Annie Todd Kelly Mary best exertions toward the perfection of merchandising for the aldson Starling Susie Cox Ada Braden we remain Mildred and Helen StiteB Louisville year to cone Faithfully Yours and Rebecca Cromwell Henderson and Messrs Henry Cox Wm N A Young Jr Jas G Gaither McPherson F L Waller Jr J Ar- v ¬ evening aturdays open isnti i Capt S R White of Julien re ¬ turned home Wednesday after a visit of several days to his daughter Mrs J E Gossott at Birnungtiain Ala Judge M D Brown wife and daughter Miss Lilhe will leave to morrow for California They will visit San DiegoLo8 AugelesSanFrauci8co and other points of interest on tbu Pacific and will return by way of Salt Lake Denver Colorado JSpnugs and Omaha and will stop over at each of the above paces They expect to bo gone until April When they return it is understood that Judge Brown will enter the race for Commonwealths Attorney for thiB Judi cial district Coo Otfi Sti near- K D 11 BOMS 8 na Office South Main Street rniddl of block opp FirBtJNatl Bank Office hours From 880 to 12 and from I to 6 Dentist Js 41IV Tlnti Vminrr Tftlin Wolluno J R Armistead Jr Elegant Stites refreshmentf were served I BASSETT 6c O- - statement of the Bank of Hopkinsville that well knonn banking appears in to da institution Kontuckian and the attention of tho public iB called to same This bank has had a most posperous season ob shown by the figures and its reputa- ¬ tion for reliability and success which it has enjoyed lor so many years haB been fully maintained Read tho statement for full particulars A With Dec If it I 8i SrV f Sale On Thursday DEATUS on the premisee will be sold at public auction ihe household effects of tho lale Mtb Susan Ander Purdde Miss AgneBj Purdue of Bon consisting of parlor bed room tho Laytooaville neighborhood died and kitchen luinuuro carnete etc on Dec 27th Also gcol milch cow family horse carriage nrd liaineeR All anmB of Miss EmelinOv Cranor PnANnn S5 and under csh Other amounts at her homo in the CaBtlebery died note with Approved security Come neighborhood Sunday of pneumonia 10 oclock a m promptly aged 45 years E C Andebson d McKee -- Maxwell the little W T Tandy son of Mr McKee of Long Executors view died Wednesday night of throat trouble He was only sick a few days Hall Mr J H Hall an old aud wall kuowu merchant of Eairview died on tho 20th iust aged about fy Executors 31 three-year-ol- K Ing poiffl V k R 4 AKI 6 POWDER PureAbsolutely cheap Aim lobralcd for it a great leaven tos 8reVtlTMd ttcnithfulnesB Assures apnluiii alum and all forma tho Jl of ndtSLfntiou cgmnion to tho hrtul K07At riwmn co hew yobk The Scarcity of Cnlulars Last year every importan business firm in tho city got out handsomo calendars to present to their customers otc Many of them were triumphs of art BIGGEST STOCK LOWES PaioEa in their line and tnere seemed to Lie Daisy Cox much rivalry to see who could get Misa Hahes Cox GO E daughtor of Mr Miles H Cox was out the handsomest and most attracB CLARK married to Mr F A Hayes at 6 tive pictures All of tho banks the oclock p m Wednesday by Dr B contracting firms and the insurance Wholesale GROCERS C Settle The wedding occurred at companies vied with each other and and Retail Main street some of the calendars given out cost tho home of tho brides parents on from 18 to 20 cents apiece This East Seventh street k The only firstidlass market year handsome calendars are very house in the city I Calendars unit Coupons Kven the cheaper ones aro scarce -not very plentiful Most of Ihw - TESjfa So mauy beautiful calendais and 3r rHONK1UT T HO entertaining novelties have beeu iB banks aiid bur mercantile houses OFFICE PnONKOT 4 26 YEARS 1H euedby the proprietors of Hooda failed to get out any sort of calendar years Sareaparula that wo are hardly sur mis num oume ui tueuj yivu o a SAME OLD STAND John Moore one of prised to receive thiB season not only reason the hard times under the Moobe Mr present financial system Some Bay tho oldest men in tho airview neigh- one d th vory prettiest designs in thoy found so many people wanted COURTESY I lln Otniro in Unnni Dtnnl fin rtnnrnUniiPn DIUGENGK borhood died on the 27th hist aged calendars but with coupons which them up oiauo iii iigiiij uiuin ujj upuin iiuuod entitle tho recipient to attractive nov- them that thoy could not givefriends about 82 years elties Every one who gets Hoods out without offendiug more Mrs Soldier Trammell died at her Sarsaparilla calendar for 1897 secures than wer gratified Others were dieB Am scLXJ graP IIhomo near Jordan Springs Monday something that will prove interesting gustedtliat their cos 1 advertisement you and will do it if you will come and see my large stock ot after a long illness She was about and valuaulo as wll us a beautiful were giveu to children to play with 45 years old and leavos several chil specimen of the lithographers and in many juBtanoes torn up in ton art the FURNITURE AND KINDRED BRANCHES is dren ciuo wan a ju iuuuinn Tho calendar is accompanied this sea days Auotherroalona fad that like My expenses aro light as 1 am up stairs and I will make it and ralendai buainetta was estimable woman son bv an amusing little book on pay you to come and see me Ask your druggist nil fads has run its course S me Griffiu of The Weather Gbiffin MrB H C I am prepared to do Undertaking injiU itBbranoheB4 I am also or send other plan of advertising will bo Dade City Florida died ou Deo 14 for Hoods Counou Calendar to C I adopted that will bring better results a practical -- iM5K Itolferou to tbosthiat have formerly Misa G cents in stamps for ono at that place She was by the shrewd and for seeing business Mass Co Lowell 3 ien my worK Lewis of this city a daughter Hood Faunio men Tho wisest of them will try AW of the lateChaBT Lewi and a Bis spending tho same amount in adver In Olden Times ter of Mrs Gabq p Campbell of this tising iu tho Kontuckian TTf county Her frionda hereabout will Pople overlooked tho impoitance of Scavenger learn with regret of her death beneficial effects and permanently were Batlsfled with transient action J T Hall city BcSvenger can bo OOLOBED And a joy as long a9 It laets W enoak of our entreoH re is generally known reached by telephone at any time but now thac it froBhments Ac daintily served at Weddings Hong Germafas Paolkneb The vearold cljild of Figs will permanently Call No32 that Syrup of uuuqueis Anivorsanes ana otinr occasious wnenuuf John Faulkner of Frnit Bill difed overcome habitual constipation well Cann blUllUlC - A III J tn IUD HtsA U UUVQ 4A11 tlllLA 111UC3 - IUV WTILIIILT lvro FOll ItKNT AUV1 LU Wednesday of fever w will not buy other rs tr informed neoolo Residonco on Clay Street between CLm louavSll Leatffeon Ky Lowe An infant of Will Towa laxatives which act for a time but OH 14th and 16th apply to E L FouIbb XV 10111 OC y fia died in the city of fever Weduesday finally Injure ho system Garrettsburg by Rev Vaughao Mabtin Sizemobe Mr Jno B Martin and Mies Laura Sizemoro were wedded Tuesday The marriage took place at the home of tho bride near Sinking Fork sient nature of the many phys ¬ ical ilia which vanish before properefe forts trentlo efforts picuattutoiiOi jx riirhtly directed There is comfort the knowledge that bo many forms of sickness are not duo to any Actual dis- ¬ ease but simply to a constipated condi tion of the system which the pleasant family laxative Syrup of Pigs promptly removes That is why it is the only with mllllnriRof families and is everywhere esteemed so highly by all who value good health Its beneficial effects aro due to tho fact that it is the one remedy which promotes internal cleanliness without debilitating the organs on which it acts It is therefore all important in order to get its bene- ¬ pur Ilcial effects to note ivnen you artichase that you have tho genuine Cali cle which is manufactured by tho fornia Fig Syrup Co only and sold by all reputable druggists If in tho enjoyment of good health1 and tho system is regular laxatives or If other remedies aro then not needed ono afflicted with any actual disease may bo commended to tho most skillful physicians but if in need of a laxative i dir11 imv thn best and with tho everywhere Syrup of uroiiinfnrmed Furs Btands highest and is most largely osed and giveBmost general sausiaction Gladness Comes HEDQARTE R S OR a better understanding oiine Xg t IAS EDIBLES W of ery JiiuiL have be ond doubt the Finest and in tho city lowest 20 Largest Stock Our prices aro the iQi Si 00 lbs granuiated sugar 20o Arbuckle coffee- 10c Grain pepper I0o Mince meat beet D0o 5 bu barrel Bait Pure Sugar House molasses 50o gal TurkeyB GeeseChicken8 Game of all kinds Oysters Celery Cranberries Cabbage Potatoes 2 f pyle fj A Thing of Beatity X rr ts V I rpr

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