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Digital page images are linked to the text file. l VOLXIX Lj HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY FRIDAY JANUARY 22 1897 CREAM OF V NO 7 8- - NEWS PRO RATA CONVENTION APRIL Democratic BILL BRAME KILLED FILLED FULL OF BUCKSHOT BY TOM One Fourth IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN HAS IT Judicial District Committee Callsn Convention at Murray WOOTTONB End of a Fued of konff Standing Clenr Cano of Self Uefenno Occurred Yes ¬ V9 OFF HHH Off Sale BEGINNING Jlltf rnwiuilt 1Iack geiitcnced Dead In lied Laundry Uurned IIIgh Tribes Kxplnlned AniagemenU May lleault In Death It is hereby ordered that on tho 3rd day of April 1897 at 2 oclock p m thcro shall bo held at each voting precinct of the Third Judicial district at tho usual voting places a convention of tho supporters of tho Chicago platform of 1896 and all who pledge themselves to support tho nominee of this convention to express thoir choice for candidates for circuit court judgo and commonwealths attorney and delegates shall bo appointed to meet nt the county seats of tho respective counties on tho 5th day of April 1897 Each precinct shall bo allowed one delegate vote in said county convention or each 50 votes and fraction over 25 cast for the Bryan electors in 1896 provided that each precinct shall have at least ouo delegate vote It ia further ordered that tho delegates of the precinct conventions shall meet in their respective couuty conventions upon the date named above for the purpose of appointing delegates to a district convention to be hold in Murray Ky on the 8th day of April 1897 and each candidate voted for shall in the appointment of county delegates to the district convention bo allowed his proportion of the delegate vote of the county as shown by his precinct delegate strength in tho county conven¬ terday nt Ilerndati W T Brame wbb shot and killed at Herndon Ky yesterday at 130 oclock by Tom W Wootton in a The condition of Mrs Lumus Har ris of Sharon Grove Todd county who was very badly burned recently iB still critical and there is now scarcolyany hope of her recovery Hnccessfitl Hello Hunter t t i i i S We will for one week give one fourth off the marked price of any article in our store in addition we have selected from our stock all odds and ends and broken lots of shoes clothing and furnishings and have marked them down to a mere fractional part of their original price Thats the whole story stripped of all extravagant A whole page of spread eagle eloquence would not make and reckless expressions it any plainer or the goods any cheaper Monday Jan 25 CO Mr E D Coboilrn hotter known as hail been out nortfi of Squoduc Elkton among the Indian mounde gathering relics He was successful m lindiug about 100 rare stones Borne of which will doubtles be of considerable value it it Those two wido awake young in surance men Frank Buckner and J H ANDERSON Boots Shoes Clothing and Mens Furnishings I Commence P Jbk HIIlS money for you from All 5 I THE NEW YEAR By visiting our bargain counter and it will save RIGHT---- 1 2 v fT a m t i Womens M Shoes375 cents to from of our mens 199 5 a c y X C V yl w Mens shoes Mens 100 to 199 shoes go at jjl 9 S4APAIR 250 Alpine Hats for V 8125 J mV PETREE CO y mmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmmn ARE YOU INTERESTED i 3 5 -j JJ HARNESS OR SADOLERY Hampss Saddles y11 We are sure Up-to-D- ate IF SO LET US SHOW YOU OUR STOCK OF 2 Wla-ips Collars you as our stock is selected from the very best to please Bsid les Xjap ZEBoToee eun d BlemJsiets m and is In Eveiy Bespect We not only have the z s l Largest Best Selected nfi Cleanest Stock x 5 Z IN THE CITYj But we will make prices that are sure to be interesting to you F A YOST NO CO- J 7 South Main St opposite Winfrce Bros iUiUiUUUUUiUiUU4UUU4U44UU4UuUU44iiU daddy to como faced son of a b out of doors and shoot tho thing out Wootton was and be done with it tions away from his store but the boy told Tho delegate votes of the counties shall be prorated in Buch a manner him of Brames fresh threats He as to express tho will of tho voters as did not resent the insults but load- ¬ Bhown by their votes in the precinct conventions The representation of ed up his shotgun with buckshot for the several counties in said district just what occurred found Dead In lied convention shall be fixed upon the Yesterday Brame rode by Woottons Mrs Sarah Young wife of the late baBis of one delegate vote for each door holding a pistol in his hand Chas Young of Herndon died quite 200 votes and fraction over 100 caBt suddenly Suuday night aged 35 for the Bryan electors in 1896 the He looked in at Woottons door but years She had been afflicted with said counties being entitled to the Wootton waB sitting behind some Some one called hie Cal- boxes reading heart disease for several months but following strength respectively There loway 13 Christian 10 Lyon 5 Trigg attention to BrameJ paying just before her demise she had pre8 goes Bill Brame wjth his pistol out pared herself for what she called A Done at Eddyville Ky this Jan Woottou raised up to look out of- the good nights rest and retiring soon 20 1897 by the Democratic Execu dnor aud at the same time Brame fell asleep Before the rest of the family turned in for the night Mrs tive committee of tho Third Judicial glanced around and wheeled his horse and leveled his pistol at WootYouug was asked if she needed any district um Signed ton The lutter reached forhis Bpecial attention There was no reply H W Harding Calloway Co behind the door mid stepping into nod when an investigation was made G E Gary Christian Co the door fired ene barrel hitting it was found that Bhe was a corpse M P Mollot Lvon Co Bramo in the shoulder Brame rolled Cltirhftvllle Laundry Ituined Jno D Suaw Trigg Co from his horse took aim and fired at Woollon Being about forty Clarks ville Jan 19 The Cumber Teachers Attention land Laundry on Third street was The Teachers association for the yards distant His bull struck tho Wootdiscovered on fire last night just be Second district of which mention has house above Woottons head and shot ton thou took deliberate aim fore 8 oclock the blaze being caused been frequently made of late will Brame with tho other barrel in the by an electric wire in the rear of the meet in Henderson on Friday aud side and back as he turned partly second story No other buildings Saturday Jan 29th aud 30th This around Brame was taken into the were damaged The machinery will be we hope an exceedingly prof- tobacco factory and died iu 40 minowned by Messrs Courts Wege itable meeting and no teacher in utes Woottou came at ouco to town was valued at S 1500 but the exact Christian county nor in the Second aud gave himself up loss cannot uow bo estimated It was district can afford to remain away Woottou is now in jail and Jiis ox from it A reduction iu railroad fare aminiugr trial will be held Monday insured for 3000 with Kennedy Munford The building was owned has been granted a rate of one and before Judge Breathitt jp by W M Daniel and is only dam one third for the round trip This Brame was about 45 years old He aged in the second story perhaps will make the railroad fare about S3 killed an L N conductor named Board has been arranged for in the Jas L Lemon at Bakers HillTeun S100 with no insf 4ice best families at 50 cents ner day so a few years ago forputtiug him off OneFKTck Sent 1p that about So will cover the necessary his train and for the crime served a Sam Flack the negro who was ar expense J oi tho rested near Peachers Mills hist Fri teachers will make tripspecial hope the two years term iu tho Nashville pen a effort to day by Sheriff Collier of CJarksville attend and thus identify yourselves itentiary r tni He also killed Sheriff Beaumont of was Drought hero by Dep tity ouenu wtu vour owu district orcrnnizntinn r il 1T7MI i viunns oi mis city ana Joagea in xou win enjoy the trip andP be rwfifif Clarksville some 15 years ago and ogul had killed a negro since that time jail Tuesday Yesterday morning ly benefited 1 am sure He had three notches ou his gun rjacK waB tneu oeiore tne county stock udge and given 25 days in the work COUNTY GRADUATES EXAMIAATION When hf got out he came back to nouee Jle was ciiarsreu with shoot The examination of applicants for this county uud was elected marshal ing at another negro uear Gracey last certificates August aud an iudictmeut was re- mon school of graduation in the com- of Lafayette and in 189 1 was elected course will be held on constable of that district He was also turned against him at tho September term of circuit court but he had Thursday Jan 28th at South Ken- a detective of same note He was a managed to keep out of the way of tucky college beginning at 9 oclock dead game man and a terror to half Wo hope the officers uutil taken in as above graduates to have a large number of the couuty this year from the district Wootton is about 50 years old and stated schools One night during the insti- also a man of undaunted courage Why Your Taxes Are Higher tute next summer will be set apart Cool and fearless he never loses his It is beginning to dawn upon even for graduation exercises and the di head and though he has been in the the thickest headed people in this plomas will bo presented publicly at courts or violating the liquor laws that time Teachers urge your pupils part of tho country that Republi- who have completed the required occasionally he was a man who attended to his pwu business and never can rule is an expensive and unsatis- course to come and take the examina had any serious trouble before There factory experiment The presont coun ¬ tion and receive the diploma seems to be no doubt that he acted Katie MoDaniel ty officers who are paid salaries nearly iu his necessary self defense Co Supt Jill had their salaries increased when MISS SMITHS RECITAL they went into office and there has Died at Nashville keen a good deal of extravagance in Elkton Ky Jan 20 MrsjSeorge A Delightful SoclulUveututlJotuel College several directions One of the first results of this reckless use of public bnaden wife of the well known Guth The musical and elocutionary recmoney was seen last year when coun rie capitalist died iu Nashville to ital followed by a reception at Bethel ty taxes had to be increased from A2h day and will be interred at Clarks Female College Monday night to into SO cents PerhapB you wondered ville to morrow Sho was Miss Ieio troduce the new teacher Mies Blanche why your taxes were higher last year E Smith to the public wbb the most tuau they were a year or two ago Northington Well it is explained when you reShe had been in ill health for some decided success scored at any of these member that a Democratic adminis time but was thought to be improving delightful college eutertaiumoutsNot tration has been succeeded by a Re until a few days before her death lesB than two hundred of the most publican administration of county af Mrs Snadou was the granddaughter cultured and intolluctual people of fairs But the end is not yet Assess of Samuel Watkins a wealthy farmer tho city were present and the recepineuts are being raised although who hadj large interests thero The tion given Mibb Smith was of the most values are going down and taxes aro body was shipped to Guthrie accom- - flattering character Her readingsing constantly growiug heavier and heav by her husband George ing and recitatioua all elicited ap r ier upon the burdened people Tho Samed and his brothor and wife plaiiBo and she was again and again next turn to tho screw will be made Mr and Mrs Frauk Snadou of called upon to respond to the frequent whon the Legislature is called to Clarksville and Mr Claudo Mims encores This Bhe did each time in a gether to increase the State taxes to brother-in-laof the deceased Mrs most charming mannorshowing talent the highest limit and then the State Suadon leaves three youug children as diversified as it is genuine andcul Board of Equalization which raibed Bishop U P Fitzgerald who per- tivnted the assessment 18000000 last year formed the marriago ceremony for Miss Ida Greer the accomplished will again get in its work on tho tax Mr and Mrs Snadou left with violinist and Miss Kato Hirrisonf ridden people Before vo got through the party aud officiated at tho funeral whose sweet musical selections were with Republicanism National State services enjoyed by all assisted Miss Smith and local we shall find that such ex in the well arranged programme Mary E Wilkins is engaged in Prof Harrison is entitled to tho periments come entirely too high for those timea of McKinfey prosperity writing a series of striking sketches thanks of all his friends who were1 of now England neighborhood life there for tho very delightful euter A base ball league has been organ- ¬ for Tho Ladies Homo Journal They taiument hey were privileged to at aaian ized in Evanaville It will bo known mill juiuuy A nu tl community s so- tend u nuiim win as the Central leaguo ft will bo cial indulgences sketching the old The public will be fortunatjtf composed of oluba from Memphis fashioned quilting party tho time theso accomplished youne ladioaTwill untie hock uairo Nashville Terrp worn Blnging school and an apple give other similar recitals duriMff IJm Haute and EvanBville paring tree sessionaSMf7 Harry Bryan have united their agencies under the firm name of Buckner Bryan and will make a rattling team of hustling BuBy Bev fcath of Joseph Boyd Lafayette Jan 16 Died last night at his home about two miles west of hero id Trigg county Mr Joseph M Boyd of the grip aged 67 years Mr Boyd was ouo of the most high ly respected citizens of the community His wife is very ill of the same disease and her recovery is extremely doubtful street duel precipitated by Brame For several months thero haB been Brame bad blood between the men who was the most dangerous man in that part of tho county had repeatedly threatened to kill Wootton Tho differences between them grew out of political differences to some extent Wootton being a Democrat and Brame u Republican politician and leader About two weeks ago Brame met boy in the Woottons and abused him and road and cursed told him to go and tell his tallow- ¬ fifteen-year-old I I i 1 T HUNTING LIONS l Somallland tho Favorlto Haun ot you Some Very Valunbh Suggestions fV What thi Excavation a flame Have English Sportsmen Gutter Mlcor3 Rtvaaleci togothcr In recent yours scores of English without fighting Milk may be sot for cream in vari ¬ Tlio excavations which havo boon Mrs Mulcahv SHRYER Proprs HANBERY men tvnd Americans hnvo gono to No ycr miner not happily Tit ous kinds of vessels and Undar diner carried on of lato around tho Col- ¬ Africa on hunting expeditions 13113 out conditions Tho poorcjt niolhuJ iseum at Ronio for tho purpose of nlh HOPKINSVILLE KY Somalllnnd has been o favorlto spot Clara suppose tho brightest Is to set i shallow tin pans or giving a morq complete view of tho and tho crack of rifles there has be momont lu your life was when orooks oi pantry sholvo or in a best preserved side of tho amphi tSCareful attouliou given to sampling and tolling all tobacco consigned come familiar to tho natives as well Jack propdscd Cora Brightest cellar Milk thus sot is oxposed to theater havo brought to light a whon set number of interesting points says to Its Liberal advances ou tobacco in store All tobacco insured unless as to tho wild animals saya the At¬ There wa3uta particle of light In tho a greater air contact than Tuojo excava otherwise instructed otherwise and so is mora llablp to tho Indepnndont lanta Journal roomPYoukers Statesman be affected by injurious odors by tions wore atarted on the squaro As a result lions aro becoming Prison Inspacr That man somowhat scarce and elephants are over thero scorns to positively en ¬ diseases transmitted through tio opposlto the struat loading to St Delight Your Family and cold John Latcrin and woro continued oxcoptlonally rare In ordor to Ret joy tho treadmill Yes atmosphere awl by heat Wardor along zone about 30 motor Milk twill a shot at tho king of beasts now it sir By leaving your measure with Oa Es used to tho hactlon E was sour so b hi very oftentimes rapidly arounda tho ontiro monument wide cold weather may up to or is necessary to go back into tho a bicycle thief and havo your clothes out and made by I second tho mo country a considerable distance tion said tho man on tho rear of freeze It it soun badly in summer tho beginning of tho now Via del experienced TUDATE Tailors The anclont pavomentof when skimmed ctuvta will bo likely Serpontl volum of busiuesB wo do and tho ma whoro othor hunters havo not been tho tandem Housohold Words to got in tlio cream and rilmaln travertine which surrounded the nuwauuu too often seen ui uiuoouu guuuumen WHO isnt Jjarlraor dreadfully ex- ¬ more or less in the buttor after amphitheater was found at a dopth y patronize and appreciate iirst class work Hunting lions as described by clusive said Hiland to Ilalkot churning forming Is a monument to our ability and supewhito spots of four and a half meters below the those who havo tried It Is a fasci- ¬ 1 JJeciuodly so rcphod tho lattjr thereby rior work wo turn out Largest stock in serioitoly injuring tho present lovol This subsidiary zono Itl nating Bport The element of dan Whon ho hears a story difficult to tho city to select from Trimmings quality of tho buttor Or if the of tho monument measured 170 Is largely imaginary but there bellovo ho ger never advises tho relator milk or cream freezes an inferior meters in width Along tho odgo FIRST CLASS and mado by export 1 is enough of the reality to add zest to to ropeat It to tho marines enced workmen accompanied by our What grade of buttor will be made from of this pavemont the ordinary street Two methods aro n tho sport guarantee to please are points to insure in does ho do Ho tolls him to ro mado of largo 1 1 pavement began it vogue Tho most common is to peat it to the ultra marines i satisfaction 1 If cream is to be secured by sot ¬ polygonal blocks of basaltic lava track tho lions to their resting Pittsburgh Chroniclo Tolograph ting milk the best plan will bo to Tho paving blocks wcro in part places and catch thorn whilo asleep At tho Gia Shop Mrs Mossy sot tho milk in round tiu cans about wanting as tho anclont pavement Successors to N Tobin Co Lions hunt at iilght and rest in a hobnobbing and My respocs Cor Hotel Latham cool shady spot during the day If hows your family sottled Mrs 18 inches deep and 8 Inches in diam ¬ was mostly dostroyedin 1832 when 3S5T W eter If tho can is placed in ice water condults7erojputxin and the srrv the weather is cloudy and thoy aro Dossy Nicely tliankypu mom water or cold spring water to the width of tho nVhmcnt could thero- hungry they may stay out In tho Sarah and Alico is in a formatory open a llttlo longer but as a rule Bills boon took in a omo and Joos height of the milk in tho can tho fore not bo exadtly doterminedf but thoy crawl into a jungle soon after lined a refuce Ah thoy do look conditions for cream separation will it was followed to tho width of ton especially if motors Tho spaca which surround OuSrht to havo a naDor devoted esneciallv to the inlnrnsfc of Ui fnPmD aunriso and romain until night after om woll thoso good gentle be greatly Improved inside a refrigorator or creamer ed the amphitlieaterwasy limited Oncoftho best publications of tho kind in the country io the again makes travel comfortablo for men Household Words This mothod helps koop tho milk legally to terminal cippi or boun ¬ them They can bo soon worried I wanted to speak to you about at a uniform tempcraturo and en dary stones placed between tho into exhaustion wtien tho sun is that dog you sold mo said tho ablos the cream to riso to best ad- - area of travertino and tho pavement Published at Chattanooga Teuu Wo want ovory render of the Kentcokun shining and thoy endeavor to avoid small man Woll hes all there vantage Such cans as these open of tho public street Five or six of to be a reader of this excellent publication and wo havo made arrangements exertion when tho mercury is high aint he Yes But you told mo at tho top are commonly known as the3o cippi wero preserved in thoir to club tho two papers together so that wo can furnish thom both at tile prico Tracking lions is described as en- ho was a hunting dog Do you shotgun cans and may bo bought original position on the eastern of tho Kentcokiax This offer only applies to new subscribers and to thoBe ticingly oxciting to tho sportsman mean to contradict what I said of dairy supply houses or can be sido of the monument owing to tho who renew and pav one yerir in advance Remember both tho KENrUCK After striking the trail in the early Not for the world sir Not for YEAR and the TRI fact that thoy wero incased in tho IAN Sample copiws ISTATE FARMER ONE will be FOR morning and following it for some tho world But I will go so far as made by auy good tinner of tho Tri State Farmer sent on request by ad These deep cans are skimmed in foundations of tho anclont Church dressing tho paper distance tho certainty of gotting to say I didnt understand that his at Chuttnnooga Tenn of S Giacomo diColiseo domolished sight of tho game keops liuntor and specialty was hunting a place to lie ono of two ways oithor by a Subscribe or renew AT ONOE in order to get tho next issue in 1815 Tho cippi are of traver- ¬ jical skimmer from the surface or servants in a state of expectancy down in Washington Star means of a faucotor valvo at the tine and terminate in a semicircle that is trying At tunos if the The telephone is a great institu- bottom of the cau where Throughout this entire surround ¬ the skim trail is fresh tho lion may be lo- tion Littlo Binks always wanted milk is drawn off In experiments ing area of tho Colisoum Christian cated within a few minutes to tell big Brasher At othor times tho beast may havo him a mendacious that ho thought at tho lndiaua station in com tombs of different periods wore dis- ¬ scoundrel so ho paring these two methods of skiui covered They aro placed at vagone miles and tho tracking will ocREASONABLE RATES rang him up on tho wire the other iming where the milk was skimmed rious levels some being on a level of The character cupy several hours Oh I am am from above thoro was morning and did it an average the ancient road of tho amphiof tho soil has much to do with the I Corner 12fch and Main Streets roared Brasher furiously I loss about twice as great as in that theater others on a higher lovel and trailing as on sandy ground the BAU BARBER SHOP BAT AND COLD BATBS f spoor is plain and may bo followed am eh Well Ill fix you when wo skimmed by drawing off from be- a number as high as two meters Who are you None of low During 15 days in February from tho roadbed seems prob- ¬ to walk meet It as fast as the huuter cares said littlo Binks tho average loss from surfneo skim- - able that tho majority of these whilo on rocky soil the trail is often your business Breckenridqe Castleman A G Langham lost and the hunter must proceed and to this moment Brasher doesnt ming was 31 per cent whilo that tombs woro connected with tho Jno B Cabtleman know who did it Harpers Bazar skimmed from below showed church which stood on this sito and with extreme caution loss of which no traces remain Theso of but 17 per cent The othor popular way of bagging FAMOUS WAR HORSES It is important that milk should tombs are built of tiles and covered the great game is to set a bait and stay awako at night looking for the Six Battle Steeds of the Century Cel- be set only in tin vessels of good by caps some of tho tiles wero ebrated in Sonp and Story lions A donkey or the carcass of quality Tho cheap tin sold on five stamped and camo from ancient a dead animal will servo as bait and Chief among tho most celebrated and ten cent counters Is so thin a buildings which had been destroyed One of tho latest tombs belong- ¬ will attract tho hungry attention of war horses of our nearly completed wash that it is readily corroded to tho under metal which gives a ruin- ing to a group on the highest level any stray lion that may pass ¬ nineteenth century may bo men Southern Department LOUISVILLE KY Columbia Building In a country whore there aro tioned Marengo Copenhagen Cin ous flavor to tho milk if it sours in dates evidently from the seventh century judging from an inscripmany hyenas this method of hunt- ¬ cinnati Traveler Lexington and tho vessel at all Where used for CASTLEMAN Managers ing lions is most satisfactory as tho Winchester the favorite chargers of holding milk tho tin should be of tion engraved on a marblo slab on cries of tho hyenas will lure tho Napoleon Wellington Grant Loe XXX grade This is moro durable the front of tho tomb This in- Does the largest business in Kentucky and largest in tho Southern States and larger game from places miles away Sherman and Sheridan Tho Amer- ¬ stiffer and less affected by the acid scription closes with a formula ol Liberal and Progressive in Management also the largest in the world imprecation menacing the violator Of course moonlight nights aro bet- ¬ ican battle steeds I saw during or in sour milk Local Agents In general persons striviug to of the tomb with tho punishment of tor for this form of hunting after the war of 1861 G3 Winchester tho most widely celebrated of make a fine quality of butter should Judas and this very imprecation is HOPKINVILLE KY ENOUGH FOR THE MONEY tho four in song and story enjoyed have a cabinet creamer In this tho found in a number of inscriptions of tho seventh century with several The Customer Expsced Too Much tho unique distinction of having his milk may be kept to best advantage changes in tho wording of it In gallant master as a biographer and properly protected from obmocracy and true Democratic prin- ¬ for His 30 Sui THE After his death in 1878 he was jectionable odors and dirt Bulletin earlier inscriptions of the fifth and ciples will be continued successfully Sometimes a particular person ex Purdue University Experiment Sta- sixth centuries tho prayer that tho in the future uh in the past In spito pects too much and in the follow- ¬ skillfully mounted by a taxidermist YORK tomb bo not violated is noyer folof the oxpduse involved in tho imand is to bo seen among the many tion case if tho complainant really ing lowed by any imprecation At tho provements noted tho prico of the relics of had a grievance tho other got tho included tho Mexican and civil wars REFLECTIONS IN OHAPEL point where tho largo group of these Twice a week Gourier Journal will re tiirioe a week edition in tho most interesting col- ¬ best of tho argument main same 1 year A feature durtombs was found there was discov lections of the museum of the Mili A Highly Polished Brass Cross Givs Seo here what do you mean by ered in tho foundations of the holo 18 pages week 16 papers year ing the comiug year will be tho editary Service institution on Gov- ¬ Forbidden Information this exclaimed an irato customer torials of Mr Henry Watterson on a large rectangular mass of traver ernors island Now York harbor I Recently tho governor of ono of tine preserving a portion of its political and othor topics of the day as ho rushed into a tailor shop and may perhaps be permitted to re- ¬ our county prisons was greatly per excitedly thrust a bundle into tho plaster coating on which was c It stands first amoug weekly pamember that I havo conversed with plexed by tho discovery that the fe hands of the proprietor two important personages who had mal6 criminals in his charge man- ¬ fragment of fresco belonging to pers in size frequency of publication Vot it is dis inquired tho ridden Tho and freshness variety and reliability Daily Courier Journal I year 6 Napoleons and Wellingtons aged in some mysterious manner to about tho eighth century tailor favorite war horses and have seen ascertain tho presence of ovory in- ¬ fresco represents two saints witr of contents It is practically a daily Daily and Sunday 1 year 8 Its that suit I ordered here tho many memorials of thoso celebrated circular nimbus and robed in lonft at the low prico of a weekly and its Sunday alone 1 year 2 dividual man on the other side of other day thats what it is con- chargers such as their painted por- ¬ the impervious dividing barrier tunics which are decorated with vast list of subscribers extending to And its tinued tho callor hotly Greek crosses Each figure holds every stato and territory of the Union tho worst I ever saw Your sign traits their hoofs now transformed which separates tho male from the his right hand raised to his breast and fore gn countries will vouch for there in tho window says A Per- ¬ into silver mounted snuffboxes and female worshipers in the jail chapal tho one on tho right holds a crown the accuracy and fairness of its new TWICE-A-WEEcolumns fect Fit Guaranteed but when I inkstands bracelets and breastpins - Ono of tho women inadvertantly the other an open book It is splendidly illustrated and got homo and tried that suit on it mado from their hair and Maren- made an pxclamntton showing that gos among its special features are a fine made mo look liko a country guy the skeleton a treasured relic of she had suddenly become awaro that - ON L JOKEHOPPER United Service institution at her husband was within thesamo humor page exhaustive market reand nearly drove my wife into hys- ¬ Whitehall London Cincinnati Co- - walls although his presence- - ought Amusing Experience ofChimmfo Fad ports all tho latest fashions for wom terics AND TJ1 K pen rragon en and a long series of stories by the den While Trav3lingin Georgia Veil drawled tho impertur all received Lexington ana Traveler according to the rule to have been greatest living American and English honorable burial after complotely unknown to her None Charles Hopper Chimmie Fad anthors bable man of tho shears I guess having hysterics is do best vo can do iov nified enjoyed an old age of dig ¬ of the officers could account for an den had a most amusing experience leisure while over tho gravo unpermitted knowledge which was some years ago whilo traveling Conan Doyle you in do line of fits You certainly of tho witt Stanley Weyman Jerome K Jerome Mary E Wilkins illustrious English soldiers found to be shared by all tho other a small company in Georgia A cant expect us to trow in an epi charger stands a marble tombstone Anthony Hope BretHarte women leptic fit mit a 30 suit of cloding ex ¬ stop was made on Sunday at AlBiundei Matthews Etc with a brief and beautiful inscrip- amination At last a very careful ex- ¬ bany Ga The of tho chape gave an Lewis ton Journal population of tlu EACH ONE YAAR We offer this unpqualed newspaper i tion written by his eldest son tho town is composed largely of colored aud tho KENTUCKfAN together ono Alplanation of the mystery second duke who erected it soon though strictly divided Ssoi ng Defects peoplo as It was a dull for subscrip after Wellingtons death at Walmer said both the raalo and as wo have Hopper walked down theday and ho year price 250theThe regular is S3 of two pit pers tion street tho female Seoing flaws is a good business or pastle Gen James Grant Wilson prisoners faced tho altar in their observed many curious typos of ha a bad business according to your DC L in Our Animal Friends Wo havo raudo a spcord clubbing seats and over it had boon fixed a manity tho quaintest of all perhaps arrangement with tLo Tvice-a-weellurposo in observing An inspecvery largo brass cross against tho being an aged negro very ragged Royal Extravagance Courier Journal and will send that tor of machinery or a corrector of wall so highly polished as to form a and poverty stricken with snow paper and ours for tho prico uamedv faults does well to note defects in TWICE-A-WE- K Accordiug to a London paper very good to all our subsciiberB who will renew mirror and in its clear white wool His form was bent and order to supply what is lacking Prince Albert Edward of Wales is aud pay in advance Sample copies But a man who is trying to got tho a very extravagant man It is as surface tho women saw tho reflec- ¬ gnarled by the vicissitudes of a long of Courier Journal Hent fiee on applition of every man as lie passed to life Hopper asked tho negro his most powor ho can safely out of a serted that ho has spent ovor 30 cation his place and had onjoyed tho spec- ¬ name raachlno as it stands or who would 000000 in 33 years Of this amount Hiram Jasper Scripturo Ding ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS UNDER profit by the best words of a speaker ho has received 25000000 from tho tacle with impunity till tho wifes affection overcame her discretion manx was tho reply TBIS OFFER MUST BE SENT TO or writer had better not troublo English nation as a regular allow- ¬ You must bo a vory old man is lacking It is ance and 5000000 for traveling Tho brass cross instantaneously dis ¬ THE Keiituclciau himself over what Hiram said Hopper appeared London Hospital 1 enough for him to recognizo and uso expenses and special allowances Old answered Hiram Im 110 Elizabbthtowno fire departraemW what thoro is Tho average fault Tho othor 20000000 is in tho form Infinitesimal Vanaion years old Issued Wednesday and atur- - has a new hose cart good himself and of privato debts findor gets no What momories you must havol Timo is valuable but ono seldom does no good to anybody else Tho The Man Faced Crab hears of much fuss boing mado ovor Perhaps you remember Washing ¬ day Mornings lowest grado of intellect commonly SO YEARS tho part of the ton obBXPERIENOC One of tho most singular looking bHows itself in tho powor to see Washington answered tho swing of a pendulum It has boon vious defects Tho highest grado creatures that ovor walked tho earth however that the pon black centenarian contemptuously Beginning Jauunry 1 1897 the evidences itself in finding something or swam tho waters under tho ascertained the I know Columbus dulum in Paris observatory Weekly Courier Journal was changed worfh seeing whoro tho average earth Is tho world famous man You did S S Times faced crab of Japan Its body is varies one third of an oscillation in What sort of a How interesting to tho Twicea Week Courier Journals man would miss looking man was Publication days aro Weduesday and 12000000 and a largo sum of hardly an Inch in length yet tho Saturday The Wednesday paper money is to bo oxponded in correct ¬ Columbus New Electric Light Globe TRADE MARKS bead Is fitted with a faco which is Undo Illram looked Hopper over will bo devotod to uews and political OE8IQNS of ing tio error light globes aro now tho porfoct counterpart of that OOPYRIQHT8 o Electro a minute and as ho started to walk topics Tho Saturday issue will bo Will Try far a Record Anjono sending a sketch and description mar mado with corrugations on one half a Chinoso coolie a voritablo missing devoted to stories miscellany pict quickly ascertain tree whether an Invention Is away said Columbus He fa ¬ Communications strlctlr and dear glass on tho othor half link with oyes nose and mouth all Two Paris aeronauts aro going to vored you a great deal only ho was urea poetry etc a perfect family probnMj patentable aaenoy for necurlng patents confldentlal Oldest In America Wo have a Washington olllce paper corrugated sldo reflecting clearly defined tho try to boat the balloon recovd by re thlckor Berksliiro Domocrat Patents taken throuKh Munn A Co jeoolre Each issue will bo six pages or vyvvivi uuuou m iue through tho plain glass One Mode of Execution maining 24 hours in tho air Tho twelve pages a weekan lucrease of Ono Inch of Rain SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN is now held by M Gaston Truo Saylnp Tho Chinoso condemn criminals to record two pages a week lfM pages or 8U2 beantlfallr IllBttrata Unrest circulation ot Tissandior who in March 1875 anr sclentlBo Journal weekly terms iM a art Ono inch of ono flJOstx raontha Hpeetaea ooplet and tUM o First keep thyself in peace and death by prqvontlng sleop Suffer mado a balloon journey of 20v hours Isnuaro mllo Is rain falllnir unonfihmifc columns a yearof eoulvnlnt to The politics the paper will not bo BUUX OX Z AXINTS St K4 AOOrM then thou shalt bo ablo topaclfy srs last from 12 to 20 days whon and 40 minutes MUNN A COi J chauced and the battle for mirn Tin U7 500000 gallons of wator death comes to their relief others Thomas a Komflls J JF FUN Tho Stipendiary - Caut and your husband llvo BREVITIES OARING FOR OREAM m THE 00LISE rJM T C HANBERY M F SIIRYEI PEOPLES WAREHOUSE RwBd2SSh ur Ml n Hli fin IVti v m ELY CO InteliTgent progressive farmer I 200 cj Arlington HotQl Louisville Ky Insurance Company OF LIVERPOOL BAPEP WALTER F GARNETT CO NEW WORLD K CI lllilll u yn dii ii k ii For Only 250 THE fluff 1 T YEAR thirty-six-million- th 1 it f J2M0 r Cr fjopkimioUU tiixoair court TBKiO Itniuckian to England landing them in 1580 in Plymouth hnrbor Hero they created great astonishment for tobacco smok ¬ ing wns seen for tho first time in Eng¬ land The Indian clny pipes found admirers and the habit of the returning Soon ono colonists was contagious could seo everywhere in England men with tobacco pipes and In 1598 smoking in Loudon theaters was common The herb was imported from America but tho burned clay pipes were manufnc turcd by English potters and as curly ns 1010 the guild of London plpcmakcrs was incorporated In 1500 English stu dents introduced the habit In Holland The fact that tobacco smoking tempo ¬ rarily overcomes hunger and thirst made it soon popular in the English and Dutch armies and during tho Thirty Years war tho soldiers of Wallentein nnd Tilly acquired the habft from them During tho Seventeen Ui century tobacco was smoked from pipes formed after tho Virginia pattern but with the increasing popularity of the smokfng habit efforts were mado to improve and perfect the smokers utensils and many were the changes In style and material during the evolution of the rude Indian pipe to tho perfect and artistic speci mens of our day In tho civilized countries cigar and cigarette smoking lias during tho last Jew decades largely crowded out the tobacco pipe but the by far larger ma ¬ jority of smoking humanity nil over the globe still adheres to the pipe which in many cases has become a national char- ¬ 3 birkctokt In i r w J ihrce weeks third Monday in Mayterm two Woka first Monday In September term three CMnigTUM -- Fourth Monday In February lorui luwcgui lour- weeKS roimn wonuny in oepvemuci at tarnnlrl Oaixoway Second Monday In April torm three weeks First Monday In August term Second Monday In November two weok term three weeks Lyon First Monday In May term two first Monday Jn August term two cwees ioiium weeKsznrsi aiunuoy weeks flrt Monday Februaryternl Saved My Life VETERANS STORY Sovoral years ago wlillo in Fort Snelllng Minn I caught a eovero cold attended with n terrible cough tlmt allowed mo 110 rest day or night Tho doctors nfter exhaust ¬ ing tho remedies pronounced my A EVOLUTION OF SMOKING In Kins Nlootino Began Hio Hoiffn a Modoat Way Hut Now VatniiU nnd Serf In ivory Part of tlin ClTlllxi ri nnd linrbnrlo World Acknowledge Ills Drupotlo Mwajr iiiHiiHimiiiiiiniMiiiimiliu m VyK ill II SEE THAT THE FAC SIMILE SIGNATURE ioouiurr w t PROFESSIONAL 1l CARDS R3Kk Kn Fj31 caso nopeiess say ¬ ing they could do no moro for mo At this time a bottlo of WILLIAM B HEELY Attorney at Law AYERS Cherry Pectoral was sent to mo by a lriena who urged mo to take it which WITFV I did and soon after I was greatly relieved and in a short time was completely cured I have never had imuch of a cough since that time nnd I firmly boliovo Aycrs Cherry Pectoral saved my lifo W II Ward 8 Quimby Av Lowell Mass Sargent Building -- Maiu St Special Attention to the Collection of Claims RANKT11VE8 OHWKJ is a curse to humanity On the other band thoitsnnds aro blessing tho plant whoso funics nfford them pleasure and consolation Tobacco is held to bo tho friend of tho rlah and poor alike and the laboring man after a hnird days work finds Just as much pleasure in hlfl clay pipe as tho millionaire In his Ha vana Some of the greatest men aro warm advocates of the smoking habit It Special Now York Letter lmibcen suld that the tobncoo hnblt Bv 9 MmiTTirMiTriiMTHTn IMII M II IheTonrt ntuinccsiilfl- Ihig lite Stomachs and Dowel fmmmiffliEsm EromolesDigeslionChcerful Not Narc otic Jmsplan ncssandncstContalns neither OpiumMorphiiie nor Mineral I i Attorney at Law nopklnsVllleKy lractlce In the Courts oi unnsuan ana jStf Uuu6 wumivb v nni Hrtttrr at noftr Weber J ntcq oradnrSAMUELEmnJHl u- - Sad WRAPPER OF EVEEY aj OF IS ON THE 3tif KWARFIELDJr ffiSJF Lnwycr AYERS Cherry Pectoral Highest Awards JtcAtKtSJa- Jhfxrmint li CaionattSaia flermSttd -CbnudJiiotr Yitnluyma fToi er imttSfd BOTTLE OF for Constipa- ¬ Hopklnsville Ky OfflcowlthCalllsA Wallace at Worlds Fair RM S MERRI WETHER OBlce Late of Loutsvllle Dentist nopklnsvllle Ity In Summers Building over Baesett A Cos a NDREW SARGENT M D acteristic Tho Turk loves tho chlbook with its red clay bowl its long Btem of Til1 now Baptist church at Elizawcichscl and its mouthpiece of amber beth town will bo completed in a few and frequently adorns it with gold and days precious stones In the farther orient SIXTEENTH CENTURY CIGAR in Arabia Persia nnd India the water Olherp have found health vigor nod many of them have produced thelr plpo or narglleh is in high favor aud vitality in Hoods Sars iparilla greatest works under tho beneficent Tho Japanese smoko from metal aud surely has power to help you influenoo of tiia narcotic leaves Tenpipes which aro frequently of the most also Why not try it AYERS PILLS cure Indigestion and Headache tion Sour StomaxhDiarrhoea WormsConvulsfonsFcvcrish ttcss and LOSS OF SLEEP Tac Simile Signature oE Aperfcct Remedy uAolllmA flftfitnrta U Tint nn in eno alia hottloa cnlTi It ia not sold in balk Dont allow anyona to sell yon anything elf on ue piea or promise mas is Jnst as good and will answer every pur- Beo tnat you get pose 7h flO- - NEW YORK n Office Physician and Surgeon Hopklnsville Ky fifth and Main streets opposite City A SEA WANDER3SR Vessel That Floated Over GOOi Miles Before She Was Caught One of the most remarkable derelicts in the history of modern navigation met not long ago tho fato which sooner or later overtakes these menaces to the shipping of the She was a first class oak world Court Room Telephone No TG YATES Office Physician and Ooullst nopklnsvllle Ky with Dr ulll Malnstree kg UjcOALLEN ii YATES FlrstUatlonal Barbershop nopklnsvllle Ky Bear of First NatlonalBankBth street OYDAPOOL ship guaranteed by her builders for 15 years from the date of her com- ¬ pletion In 1890 She was engaged in the lumber trade which in all probability furnishes more derelicts than all the other carrying trades put together Tho lumber seems to give a certain Barbers 7th street nopklnsvllle Ky atAnrtrin trt YUltrnnfl ftlfAn lltieil atlsf aotory service Call and bcconvlDced Y LvEvansvlllo Henderson Corydon Morganfleld DeKoven Marion Time Tablo Mall Express No 1 TRAINS OOINO SOUTn Dally t tvHopkiusvllle ArPrlnceton Marlon DeKoven Morganfleld At HopklnBVlllo NORTH BOUND No 4 Dally No 3 Dally Mall Express Mall Express Princeton am 702am 723am 765am 827am 921am 1021 am No 8 Dally Mall Express JiJISES 508pm 8Jm 681pm 603pm 687pm 736pm 840pm Mpia 74lpm Corydon 807 p m Henderson 865 p m 1040a Ar Evansvllle LOCAL FBKIUUT 716 am Dally Lv Princeton 1020 am Hopklnsville Ar 500pzi Lv 715 nm ArPrlnceton Local freight will carry passenger between Hopklnsville and Princeton ONIONTOWN BRANCH South Bound Dally 625pm 725 am LvOnlontown 660pm 750 am Ar Morganfleld North Bound Dtlly 716pm LvMorganfleia 9l0am 740pm 85am ArUnlontown IT MITCHELL K MSUJtnWOODAgt O PA Hopklnsville Ky In connection with C O S W and Illinois Central to Louisville Clnclnnattl Memphis New Orleans and points oeypnd 6 20 a m 253 p m Lv Hopklnsville 040pm 710am ArMemphis 12 00 noon 650 pm ArPaducah vnopm 740 am Ar New Orleans 615 m ll10pm Ar Louisville bMOam Ar Cincinnati Close connection made at Princeton withcarrying Pullthrough solid vestibule trains manbuffet sleepers and free reclining chair cars VIA OHIO VALLEY RAILWAY 620am 627am 781a m 827am g02am n80am s52am m 26apm 4pin Srtlpm 6S7pm 713pm f t 2v oUISVILLE ST LOUIS AS RAILWAY wist bound No 63 Dally TEX No 61 Dally Lv Louisville West Point Ar Henderson r Owensboro BpotsvlUe Brandenbuig Irvlngton Stephensport Oloverport Hawesvllle Lewlsport JPm ltm p ln 8 20pm 040am 1 55 8 880pm m 840 am 58pml018m U65pm 115pm No 611 Dally 7 Ma in 7 a 64 m 1128 m m 12 07 pm 1131 P m 12 51 p m No 64 0 10 08p 10 P f p m 1088 am 44pm 1105m Lv Henderson iast bound Dsly pin 8pottville Owensboro J IT Lewlsport Hawesvllle Oloverport Stephensport BYandenburg West Point 43am 310pm J2pm SHZam 1018 13 M am P 00pm 710pm IQOpn 800pm Ar Louisville For further Information address H C MOBDUB A G PA Louisville Ky Ji am BMpm liooam flOpm 6 SO m SIftm S52ttm am iiipn p m 22pm WA MILLS Owensboro Ky Have Your PnoxooBAPns Made At buoyancy to the vessels and pre- ¬ vents them sinking even when water logged The AlmaCummings for that was her name was wrecked in the early part of 1895 and had to be abandoned by her captain and crew In the hope of preventing her being a source or dariger to the other ships the men set lire to her before they left her Tho seas how- ¬ ever put out the flames when they reached the water line When she was sighted a couple of days after she had been fired some of the lumber was still smouldering Ii was this attracted notice to her In the course of these 48 hours she had drifted some 60 miles Two or three weeks later she was again encountered about 550 miles from tho place where she had boon wrecked having drifted across tho gulf stream Continuing her course she got into tho regular as it is called steamship lane and was olf tho banks of Newfoundland by tho end of March 1895 some six weeks after she had been abandoued She had been drifted about 1300 miles During April aud May in tho same year she was occasionally seen on tho southerly tack and then nothing was heard of her until March 1896 when she was encount- ¬ ered by the captain of the British ship Ormiston over 1000 miles to tho south of where sho was seen in May 1895 During this period of nine months and a half sho covered apparently about 3000 miles In it was all probability however much greater for sho most likely became entangled in tho weed of tho Saragossa sea and drifted about in it from side to side instead of going directly to the south It has been calculated that during her wandering over the Atlantic from tho placo where sho was abandoned to tho island of the San Bias coast in tho Caribbean sea whore she was being picked to pieces by the Indians sho covered a distance of considerably over 0000 In other words sho had miles tho distance between traversed Liverpool and New York and back Tho most wonderful thing is that although thoy aro froquoutly passed by steamers those derelicts seldom or never aro run into and there fore causo no damage although thoy aro considered a menaco to tho safoty of tho seas Cincinnati J2n aulro nyson find his pino were inseparable friends It was his steady companion from inorning until evening and the thicker tho clouds of smoke would belch from it tho faster tho inspiring thoughts came to the poet And so it Is with many other mental tollers Tho first ihistorlcal mention of to- ¬ bacco was made by Columbus When the great discoverer landed at the Islands of tho West Indies he and his crew saw with great astonishment how the natives smoked dried herbs In his report he says They aro dried herbs rolled in a broad dried leaf they look liko the small muskets which Spanish children uso on Pentecost On one end they are lighted and on the other end the people sucked and drank the smoke by inhalation They get drunk from It but it evidently prevents them from getting tired Tihey coll theee small muskets tabacoe Little did tho in ¬ vaders think at tho time that 400 years later tobacco would rule the world ami that the production of the herb would amount to over 2000000000 pounds yearly at tne value of hundreds of mil ¬ lions of dollars For a long timo after its discovery to-¬ bacco remained a stronger to the Eu ¬ ropean nations Tho Spanish settlers nnd adventurers in the new world ac ¬ customed themselves soon to the use of the herb but the barbarian custom did not make any notable progress In the middle of the sixteenth century smoking sailors could be seen occasion ally in European ports but their ex ample was not followed by tie people The cigars of that time in general wero about the shape and size of a candle It was not tho cigar however which was destined to conquer the old world but tho pipe Only with the advent of the latter began tho victorious march of tho narcotic herb around the globe In the course of timo the Europeans in America became acquainted with various ways of smoking The Aztecs in Mexico used peculiarpipes aboutthe manufacture of which tho Franciscan monk Bernardino do Sahagun reports Those Indians who the following sell pipes for the inhalation of to bacco smoko cUt reeds and clean these witli gold and silver In the country of tho mikado even young girls smoke dainty little pipes the size of a thimble which have short brownish bamboo stems witn metal mouthpieces The Kirgheso bore a side holo into a mutton bone fill the narrow cavity with tobacco and smoke through this primitive apparatus Very simple is a Siberian pipe which consists of the hollowed root of a tree Next to this another pipe of tho same country made of roughly carved wood nnd adorned with tin mountings looks like a work of art The latter pipe b as also something which no other pipe possesses an ad ¬ justable wooden protector for the bone cxqulsito workmanship being inlaid EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER H- tinlls v tM4 tlmitue wigpprr GoBiTiKAU So u mouthpiece It has been asserted that not all of the tobacco pipes oi the Asiatic and 1 I I I E3oinse STo u saAd stotjl TToiald DTia 37-o-- at Can B-aIld -- Have Special 1 Spoon Pipe of New Zealand 2 Klko Pipe if the Makraka 3 Siberian Pipe A Double Plpo of tho Nlam Nlam VMWm l WffiwflKlllBP UZ -- VM VSgMT fYgS g AlfZZ BAUBAU OP NEW GUINEA WYBRAHTS Louisville Ey W W OKAY NEW STUDIO 580 Fourth Avenue No Gray TONSOKIAL WMV MfSMYK wi K Cr MONROE WATTS ARTISTS BUILDING MMMNW Clwm toweli aud eysrrthing Givu ui a Mil first of tho leaves Then they are coated with finely pulverized wet charcoal and painted with flowers and animals They also have such pipes whem tho painting only shows after long use Some aro finely glided Tho pipes aro filled with the dry leaves of the tobacco and oilier aromatio herbs roso leaves etc nnd then they are lighted When Ponce do Leon visited Tlorida for the first timo ho found tho natives devoted to the tobacco habit but their way of indulging in it was different from the Aztecs Tho FJorJdans used hol- ¬ low essels of burned clny into which they inserted reed pipes Tho vessels were filled with tho dry tobacco leaves and the smoko drown through the reed This smoking utensil was thoprototypo of tho tobacco pipe of to day but did not attain any popularity at first Six decades Inter Sir Walter Raleigh landed When you take Hoods rills The big with his expedition in Virginia where sugar coated pills which tear you all to the colonists enme in close contact with uleces aro not In It with Hoods Kasy to take the native Indians Tho latter used tho same kind of tobacco pipes as the Floridans nnd soon tho colonists had accustomed themselves to the use of the herb Thomas Tho mathematician Harlot a former teacher of Sir Walter and wy to opwte Ii true wrote the first letters to Europo prais of Hoods fllU whlh are 11 ing the qualities of tobacco The Vir - ginia colony was no success and Sir Sf wtUvIrwhIsws AM Lowell May Francis Drake brought the men back O I He- - C druMfeta T wly PMU to take with He4i gtmiwNl African peoples have grown out of the North American pattern but that the smoking habit was cultivated by some tribes before the discovery of Amer ica There aro no assured facts to this effect- but many circumstances point to tho conclusion that tho black race smolted long1 before the Caucasians It was not tobacco however but the common intoxicating leaves of the hemp and dacha another specific African kind of hemp Leaves of other plants imay aho have served tho purpose How primitive their way of smok ing must haie been can be seen to day among the Bechuans In Africa A Be chuan constructs his pipe by forming a small sandhill with a crater like open- ¬ ing which ho fillls with hemp dacha tobacco or other combustible material Then he puts a glowing ember on top and after inserting a tube through the sand to tho pipe he enjoys tho smoke lying on his stomach Few things can bosaid about the na- ¬ tive Australian smokers They aro not passionate smokers and excepting the wooden spoonplpe with the stem of birds bono of the New Zealanders the pipe of the Papuans of Itoon island and tho baubau of the New Guinea tribes one does not find interesting varieties The baubau is a piece of bamboo moro than a yard long open on one end and having a side hole like a flute in it A cigaretto is put into the latter the bamboo Is filled with smoko by sucking at tho open end and the smoke inhaled through tho side holo after removing tho cigarette Tills is thoonost tedious way of smoking in tho world Tho shah of Persia owns the costliest and most magnificent pipe on earth It is inorusted with rare and precious stones and said o bo valued at 400000 Capt Crabbc in Brussels owns the most complete collection of pipes con ¬ sisting of over 5000 specimens and in ¬ cluding pipes of all periods countries nnd materials On oiJLr XSTeTr arxd Oo3nplete lixe of Lumber Hardware Paints OiJs and Glass i D AGG RICHARDS Hon W A3LL who HON WJ J Bryans Book the sale of should correspond The work will contain are interested in fathering BRYANS new book immediately with the publishers An account of his campaign tour His biography written by his wife His important speeches The results of the campaign in 1896 A review of the political situation Mr Bryan has announced his intention of devoting one half of all royalties to fathering the cause of bimet alism There are already indications of an enormous sale Address W B CONKEY COMPANY Publishers 311 851 DEAilBORy ST CHICAGO S KRAUSZ No Gripe Hoods upfcaevrrept WZ IS do so because money orders nre so cheap and in tho second place money in a letter offers a constant temptation to those who handle mail Itis practic ably impossible to place money in a let ¬ ter so that tho postal clerk into whose hands tho letter falls will not Instantly detect it Paper money has a peculiar odor unlike anything else on earth and tlve clerk who is dishonest uses his aense of smell in spotting valuable letters mthr than the isesee of touch ters for transmission through the mails In tho first place it is unnecessary to Sending Money In Letters An old post office inspector says Money never should bo inclosed iu let ¬ E for tho Christmas festivities anil your formal New Year calls by having tho finishing touches put on your new suit beforo it is too late Perfection of lit can only be gained by making the clothing to suit the man W will make your business or dress suit as near perfection ns its possible ft make it Choose tho fabric andiw do the rejt A CLARK The Ti ft Si fe j l W t Tho qfiichl tjnllJar n convention to rfPEOfAL LOCALS Miomiiitlt Deinoe alio candidates for HARP Elf Wiilskey is liquidmuBlc and attorney in this diatiiot in TDESDW PlfBMSnSD WD FItlDIT KQRN1M9 judjro lo tied poetry ripe mellow Rt freak sued at tho oonitnitloe mooting at uy jug itud loliuioiiH Eddyvil Wednesday nopenrn In Is what gives Hoods 8nrnfpnrllla its great V R LONG For bftlo bj CHAS M MEACHAM tins Imsup The pronitu convention popularity Its constantly Increasing HUKlNVJtJK Kt eaica nnd cnablosdt to hccdmplfsh Us IIOitAt hiiiI Lot Piir ulc UUItldN M A YKUt IN ADVANCE plan adopted will doubtless meet tho wonderful and unequalled cures Tho approvtil of all tho candidate and in combination proportion and process Tho very do dmble colingo losi oe Adding notice 2d cents per lino takng tho con volition to Murray iho used In picparing Hoods Barsaparllla dunce propoity on Iho corner of Clay Special Iiooni 5 omits lino each Insertion nro unknown to other medicines and mid lGtti Htret is for 6alo The coniniilteo also acted wisely Tho fUtrs for finding itdvprtWempnU frnl1n uiako Hoods Sarsnparllln ImiiBo contains six or eight rooms is time April 3 is about right and tho situated on u loomy lol and tho loca qualifications nro sweeping enough to SU SOOTH MAIN STiUKI lion is control convenient and dosira in both Populists and repentant let It cures a wide rango of diseases because lilu Tho propel ly is muted till Ian bolteis Altogether tho committee FRIDAY JAN 22 1897 he hoiiHo has recoi tly been of its pott or as a blood purlflor It acts 1 1897 did well nut tho ticLot nominated at dhcctlyand positively upon tho blood repainted papered nurl othciwisu 10 Murray will bo cloeted by from 1200 and the blood reaches ovory nook and paired nnd is in good conditiou It Gov Taylor of Teuuessee was incornorof tho human system Thus all will bo sold at a bargain to any one provided tho noun to 1500 majority tho nerves mufielcs bones and tissues wishing to purchubo a disirablo house augurrtted yoatorday nees are ihe right sort of men and come under tho beneficent Influence of For further information upply at tho good Democrats Kentuckiau olliee A Springfield Ohio dentist broke a girls jaw bone while trying to pull For Rent Tho election of a negro named Al hor tooth len lust year as ono of the advisory Stoio house and factory at La fayetto Ky ApplyMo board of Gov Wolcott of Massachu Tho Calloway papers are now get Elliott Coopeii minus brokou up tho Stato din ting a tasto of sure enough prosperity fcetts has It J Cooper cleod ners that used to bo a feature of tho The Ono Truo Mood Purifier l per bottle Their columns contain 47 announce meetings of the Executive Council euro Jlver Ills easy to NOTICE ments of candidates for office At the first meeting attended by Al- 11001 S JrUIS Uiko easy to operate 26c MMMMK1MMWMHMMMW The people of Christian county Kentucky will take notice that tho Tho Harbor DafeuBe and Improve len held last Saturday all of tho Heavy Damage Suit Filed to Fiscal Court of Baid county wjll meet Tam- white members were too busy ment convention is in session at Ned Morris col administrator of at their usual and customary place of of stay to dinner and there was no Stato pa Fla this week with sixteen Hopkinavilb in lh oily banquet Allen has announced his Davo Morris col deceased yester- meeting of Christianof and State of the States represented county day through his attorneys Foland intention of giving a banquet of his Kentucky ou Tuesday tho Cth day Son Anderson of April 1897 for the OVERCOATS TOO The Countess de Castellauo of own and inviting his associates to filed and Allensworth purpose of N railroad issuing new o unty Refunding Bondb suit ngaiust tho L Paris formerly Miss Anna Gould be- dine with him Co for 510000 damages Tho peti- to bo sold tho purpose of obtain came the mother of a sou ou the 19th tion alleges that Davo Morris was ing moneyfor with which to pa off all Congressman Wm E Mason struck by one of tho companys pas Ex inst outstanding bouds against said counlias received tho ltepubucan nomina- senger trains at Casky on Oct 11 ty which said bonds nro of issue We have Twenty Over- ¬ Perry S Heath a Cincinnati news tion for Senator from Illinois and last sustaining injuries resulting in July 1st 18G7 running for npoiiodof bis death Morris was employed by thirty years aud maturing paper man will be President MeKiu will succeed John M Palmer The the railroad company to light July 1st and put coats that are loys private secretary Heath is contest has been long and doubtful out tho lights in the station yard nt 1897 and amounting to about 100 Ail 000 or for the purpose of exchang said to be a peach with a dozen candidates before tho cat Casky ing said now Bouds for said old Wool Suits ens Mason is a native of Now York Gen Jno M Schofield is the chair Bonds as said Fiscal court may deSenator Teller may well feel proud 47 years old and the youngest of fourtermine also for the purpose of call ofhis endorsement by the Colorado teen children he being the only boy man of the Coast Defense convention intr in said outstanding Bonds at To Close this little lot of odds Six- maturity Boston The terms and conditions people There are 100 votes in the Ho is a lawyer and ono of the most now iu session at Tampa Fla teen states are represented including of said new Bonds will be fixed aud legislature and he received all but six popular slump speakers in Illinois Kentucky and endsjwc have put determined by Baid Fiscal Court at rfHMNMiaWHMMMMw of them He has served two terms in congress said time and place Mouoy to IiOiin nt G per cent Done by order of the Christian the price down The Illinois Democratic LegislaMoney to loan on first class Chris Couuty Fiscal Court this January This weeks scandal of the Bradley 6th 1897 tive caucus bestowed tho empty honto administration is in connection with tian county farm at 6 per cent interest John W Breathitt of a senatorial nomination upon or the Lexington asylum Mrs Jas E Long time to replace loan if desired County Judge W S HALEAtty Apply to ex Gov Altgeld who so gallantly led Otho H Andehson Cautrell of Georgetown whose sister Hopkinsville Ky the fight last yar County Attorney Miss Sarah Cecil is an inmate of whole Court of Appeals sitting Attest Tho United States Senators Jones of the asylum has preferred salty began Wednesday a two days hear- ¬ John P Puowse Superintendent against charges County Clerk Arkansas Platt of Connecticut HanB ing in the case of the cities and counbrough of North Dakota and Pritch Scott and Inspector Lester is now ties against about nine now banks investigating them Miss Cecil is trust companies etc organized since ard of North Carolina were worth about 100000 and her wealth the enactment of the Hewitt Bill and Wednesday 0 New Goods and prominence has atti acted a good which it is claimed should bo com- New Store pelled to pay taxes as does other NEXT door to planters bank The Leigh Bk b have sold their deal of attention to the charge that property even if the older banks are Drv Goods NntinnH nnd Millinfirv in the Paducah Register to J she has been cruelly treated not so subject to taxation interest Bargaius in everything Sailors i E Wilhelm president of tho compaA mob at Amite City La hanged Walking Hats and Trimmed Hats at -Fuson arrangements between Dem JS Messrs Leigh have not deny The three negro murderers They lint less than cost Have bought some cided what they will do but say they osrats and Populists have been prac decided to burn one man at the stake big lots in childrens and Misses tically agreed to in eveiy county in but later abandoned this idtfi will probably remain iu Paducah CloakB and Capes for ladies Have 3TL the Second District The same thing just returned from the Eastand goods county nomi- - are just pouring iu Come opt in aud my in Teller Colorado Piatt haB been done in Calloway Lyon nated ia full ticket prices will do the talking Bargains in New York Penrose in Fen Trigg Crittenden and Caldwell in Thp Cubans claim now to have an are reliable aud we mean busiues eylvania Vest in Missouri Fair- the First and in Breckenridge Gray effi lent torpedo service and they exbanks in Indiana and Gallinger in son Logan and others in the Third pect to destroy many Spanish gun MAIS ST Oll COUNT IIOUSK New Hampshire were elected to the and Fourth Districts There are not boats No Trouble to Snow Our Goods Senate Tuesday Four of the six more tnan a nail a dozen counties in The wife of United States Senator the four western districts that will go Isham G Harris died at Paris Tenu are new men wanted futhful men ur women Republican if the silver parties wise to travel for responsible established THOROUGH INSTRUCTION IN BPOK KEFPINQ SHORT HAND TYPE WRITING PENMANSHIP W H Garuelt col whom a Leslie house In Kentucky Salary 780 and expenses A Rowan county girl who wanted ly unite their forces in the local elecTELEGRAPHY ETC ETC AT THFBRYANT STRATTON BUSINESS C0UE3E SOUTH WEST Positions permanent Keference Enclose county mob came near lynching was self addressed stamped envelope The Nationto marry in order to swear she was tions FREE CORNER THIRD AND JEFFER80N STREETS LOUISVILLE CATALOGUE KY acquitted of the charee of assaulting al Star Insurance Bldg Chtcauo 21 placed a piece of paper in over and murdering Polly Feltner her shoe with the figures 21 on it and The legislature of Delaware has The City Hall at Morganfield has There is a colored salvation army took the required oath without dam elected Richard Kenney Democrat been completed in Paris to her conscience age Love laughs United States Senator but a rump at laws as well as locksmiths legislature went through the form of electing J Edward Addicks Repub Will accept notes for or can unUl GUARANTEED deposit money In banktuition position TOXVVVvv Editor J Mc Meloan editor of the lican to the same position To further aaaioajr Murray Ledger is a Democratic can complicate matters the Republicans tlon Enter at any time Cheap board Send for free Illustrated catalogue Mention this paper didate for representative of Calloway in the Seuato threaten to reconsider Drauglions Nashville Tenn county Mack wobbled a little laBt the right of Dupont Republican to AND vwvWVVW JtmJMrm Practical year but he ha come around all right the seat which waB denied him last Texarkana Tex THOMPSONS OLD STAND Bookkeeping Penmanship Shorthand Typewriting Teleirranliv and will submit his claims to the year by a vote of 31 to 83 itmdirocrresstve schools of the kind In the world and tlA hstf 4ntrnitriJ rn In haCiMith lndoreed by bankers merchants ministers and others Fourueekslnbookkeeoinirwlthusareeaua Democratic primary March 27 from to twelve veek3 by the old plan Their President Is author of Drauglions New System of Bookkeep- which all goldbuga are excluded Consul General Lee telegraphed which cannot be taught in any other school - - rill llillHIMIMII cannot for bookkeenera nnd the State Department Wednesday iUUUU Elven to anv collcce if we the 6axtshow more written annllcatlons fiv Tu1nffca rrt1lAya fitenoeranhers Tppplvpfl In t7lllit tnrmtht hflt nnv nthr www 1 iL f ti romomra can snow 10 S Every man should do distinguish- that the American Henry Delgado in uic ouuuiuu nave received in me pastytz e years We expend more New and Elegant Funeral Car for the Undertaking Department niuiicy in mc unci est o i our umpioymenx ijeparimeni man any oiner uus conege m lenn taices mas ed for 6ome ono thing and Wm E correspondent for the New York tuition SBQp 00 Amount we have deposited In bank as a guarantee that we have In the past ful haB filled ana will in the future fulfill our cuarantee contracts tlflMR STIinv v crwr Dick Everett a Practical Undertaker of 20 years experience r Mbboh the new Senator from Illinois Mail and Express who has been a especially for home study books on Bookkeeping Shorthand and Penmanship Write for price list charge of this branch of our business Prof Draugiion I now have a position as bookkeeper and stenographer for the Southern will live in history as the only United prisoner iu Havana died in the hos -per monm I uwen amo your DOOM on DOOkkceplnx ui imspiatc salary d shorthand prepared for home study 57500 Give us a call No 8 Main Street HOPKINSVILLE KY Jrl Armstrong Pine Sluff Ark States Senatior who ever had thirteen pital Tuesday night Delgado was sisters older than uimself to ridicule captured by the Spaniards while he him when he turned out his first moua- - was lying ill in an insurgent hospital Jache ia the province of Piuar del Rio in CBinMaHaaiBVMMmMW XDx December The Cubans seems to be giving the Spaniaids trouble on the sea as well Congressman Benton McMillin of as on land They sank the Spanish Tennessee was married Wednesday The rational treatment for constipation gunboat Relampago this week with a at Shrevoport La to Miss Alethia of consists administering the medicine is prepared in Syrup as well as Powdered form torpedo and sharpshooters on the Lucille Foster It was a church that will stimulate and restore the Liver to its nor- ¬ from roots and herbs shore coolly picked off tho sailors wedding of unusual brilliancy Thev p mal condition without debilitating the system by struggling in the water But few of will go to Washington next week S37-x-uatho Spaniards escaped strong cathartics SlOO Kewnrd 8100 The President of the National EdThe readers of this paper will bo XDx- Every druggist is instructed to itorial Association Col R H Thom pleased to learn that theie is at least being put forward by the Bo ono dreaded diseuse that science has as is been able to cure in all its stages and publicans of Pennsylvania for the that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure who after the use of one bottle of office of Public Printer at Washing is the only positive euro known to the is just the medicine unlike all other remedies Catarrh being a ton D C Col Thomas is perfectly medical fraternity place and it constitional disease requires a const capable of filling the does not dispose the bowels to subsequent costive treatment Halls CiUturh it would givo great satisfaction to tho tutiounl taken internally acting diCure is ness newspaper fraternity nil over tho rectly upon tho blood and mucous country to see him appointed surfaces of the system thereby de Bs-vr-23E- i has received no benefit One bottle will not cure MnmMMawwiiMUMW stroying the foundation of thediseaso some people oftenljas much as 1 2 dozen bottles The German National of Louis and giving the patient Btrougth by yille nnd tho First National of New building up the constitution and ns are necessary to effect a Bisting naturo in doing its work The port Ky were added to the long Hat proprietors havo ho much faith in it of failing banks Monday aud several curative powers that thoy offer On j nsflignmonts havo followed tho fail Hundred Dollars for any caso that it urea in both cities The Bijou thea failes to cure Soud for list of test tre of Louisville has rlso quit busi imouials Address F J Chonoy Co ness nnd altogether tho city of Houry TTTl N TILT Agent for Toledo 0 Wntterson seems to bo one of tho v Sold by Druggist 75c from McKiuloy pros worst 8UtTorers Hopkinsville Halls Family Pills are tho best rarity QitMtstfiUf IClUUCuian i L ltf4 T lwtontrtC i Merit i JJ9SKjjjiJ M A Plain I Peculiar to Itself 1 M 1 1 Question Hoods Sarsapariflla nif Do You Waife To Keep Warm 5 00 and B 10 7SO SIO Worth to 12 50 I 3 t its ATTENTION t MAMMOTH Clothing Shoe Co mmmmmWWfWWMW F COHEN cuJ4mVym Stock Best Goodsand LOWEST PRICES POSITIONS JP IP Rensiiaw Furniture and Uudertaker 2STew l I -- I 1 V ujuy r I Chronic Constipation Oaxlstedts German Liver Medicine ea 4 o-w-d-- Oaxlstedts German Liver Medicine ore tlxe 33ettil 3Pxice to ISefUrid aviCLsrorLe 3Dr 50c and 1 size 25c size aaxlstedts It German Liver Medicine E3exrxieiriexrt T T Strong GatharticsT2a3- do JEoxo JBrsixxXL toan 3 occL iS9WI For sale by all Pruoeists T 0 uxe OUR WONDERFUL v earance Sale of Shoes IS ON TO DAY It is seldom such chauces for bargains are offered you we cannot in this circular tell half the story An inspection of the goods and comparison of quality and prices will tell the rest Some of i t HHHv ODDITIES OF the characters of Dr Bill meddling father in law who hates idleness despairing of coaxing his newly made back into his practice of the dangers of which he is ignorant resorts to stratagem He Ho orders and nails a Bign to the doc tors front door ho seuds circulars over Loudon especially to the thea ¬ tres he make him the hero or a puf A son-in-la- DR BILL Story of tho vlLiy Which lin Kept New Yurkcra Inugtiliitr It IB B Tho world loves to luiigb and age Every 6orious iniuded per aon boooib to possess within himself or herself tho mejbunisra for sorrow ri so arranged that it can be turned to jtho full forco of morbidness at the iJAslightost BUggeation It is upon this Hamilton Aide the itruism that f adupter of tho French comedy Le w js f Kentucky V at 0 A Convention X - Dr relies for success The young and fast doctor who from tho irregularity of a Bohemian life in London which made him the intimate companion of a theatrical profession steps with a big legacy into the bosom of a respeotablo family loviug a rich young wife well enough to forswear his old sports and with a mistrust iu Iiis powers of self protection sufficiently to make him dread any chance of meeting his former time boon companions retires for safety to private life literally lying in the arms of his wife like a snip iu harbor afraid to venture out Bill Doctuer Jo Jo into English as Buyers wake upl This is a time we shall make you all remember as a revelation in shoe selling We have done some wonderful whittling of prices on shoes but still warrant the stock for wonderful wear GENTS SHOES The prices we offer in this department are terrors to our competitors We have done some wonderful whittling of prices but still warrant our stock for Wonderful Wear and Worth Here are a few of the many bargains we offer Gents work shoe 100 worth 150 125 LADIES SHOES which are new styles 90 per cent of them this Falls goods being too heavily stock- ¬ ed at this season we shall offer at the ex- ¬ treme LOW PRICES as follows Ladies kid lace and button 99c worth 125 Ladies kid lace and button 149 worth 200 Ladies calf lace and button 99c worth 125 Ladies Kang lace and button 149 worth 200 Ladies Kang lace and button 125 worth 150 Ladies Oxbloods welts 315 worth 400 Ladies Oxbloods pat leat trmd 325 425 Ladies Choice 275 worth 350 Ladies Choice 225 worth 300 Ladies Black Cloth Top 275 worth 350 Ladies Black Cloth Top 225 worth 300 Ladies Patent Leathers 375 worth 500 Ladies Patent 400 worth 550 All of sevoral of his old companions to make things lively for him It is upon this excellent plot that Mr Aide has worked out one of tho comedy successes of tho season iing newspaper item without his knowledge and as a result up jump ifj m- quotations 1895 cron 1 Trash lugs 25 fc a luuiuvU wuutuvvuiiowuui uuw tvAwtj1 50i m 175 Com lugs HOPKINSVILLE MARKET of organiza- ijfent day is a multiplicity Med lugs Reported by J II Eggloton of Gunnings 2 00 2 50 Co Jjfttions An important indeed an es- - Kggloton of Incorporated buyer on Uood lugs 3 00 3 50 Gents medium shoe 100 worth 150 order denier In and handler of Com leaf 3 50 E 400 leaf tobacco rCaential factor in he growth of a great 4 25 Med leaf 5 50 Gents tan shoe 150 worth 200 ANNUAL BEPORT r organization ia its periodica confer- 7 00S 8 50 Hopkinsville Jan 1 97 T There is Good medium once for fellowahip inspiration re- 9 0012 00 Gents tan shoes 250 worth 350 ports of work accomplished compari- - nothing that succeeds like success Fine son of methods and laying of plana Wo aro glad to say to tho many tjciuuuuua nominal Gents tan shoes 325 worth 450 for future work Among the many friends of the Hopkinsville Tobacco Dissolution Notice Vconventions of the year nono promise Market tnat we nave just closed one s to be of greater interest and sienifi- - of the most successful business years Following the dissolution of tho Gents tan shoes 300 worth 400 V cance than the Annual Meeting of the the market has over had as will be firm of Garnett Moore I hae to Kentucky Young Meua Christian As- - suown by tho receipts for the year announce that Stephen E Trice Jr Gents Boots 119 worth 200 aociations which ia to be held at which are more than 50 per cent is associated in the office with me Gents Boots 150 worth 225 i Frankfort February 18 21 A very at- - larger than last year and more than under the firm name and style of tractive program has been arranged double those of 91 Co who will Gents Boots 250 worth 350 Garnett Hopkinsville being tho natural mar Walter F tho Among the speakers are Rev Carter continue General Insurance Busi Helm Jones D D and Prof WmH ket for tho dark tobacco district is ness at the old stand corner of Eighth Marquess 1 D of Louisville Hon rapidly pushing to tho front Owing and Main Streets Hopkinsville Ky Covington and to the very poor quality of the crop Richard P Ernst of others equally well known The rail- now in the barns and the shortage representing the following leading American and foreign companies to roads have granted one faro for the caused by the ravages of the wormB wit Royal Insurance Company of s round trip The Frankfort Association the outlook for the coming year is not - expects to entertain 300 delegates very flattering either to the trade or Liverpool Niagara Fire Insurance 250 pairs of shoes sizes 1 to 5 perfectly Company of New York Fire AssoYoung men from towHS having no As to tno producers However we feel ciation of Philadelphia Pa United sound stock not the very latest style toe but sociation will be welcomed as honor- assured that Hopkinsville with her Firemans Insurance Company of ary delegates if they bring credentials Seven wide awake warehouse firms Philadelphia Pa Metropolitan are absolute bargains we offer at ONE HALF Plate from their pastors Further particu occupying a3 they are eleven good Glass Insurance Company Travelers PRICE lars credentials programs etc warehouse buildings well equipped of Hartford Accident Department may be obtained of any Association for handling business with two com- National Building 200 shoes for 100 Loan 250 shoes for 125 Secretary in the State or from Henry peting lines of railway with four tion and Special Agent for Associathe New of a million York Rosevear State Secretary Fourth banks representing 300 shoes for 150 350 shoes for 175 Life Insurance Company banking capital with a good board of andBroadWay Louisville Ky Thanking the favors In times such as we are passing buyejs with all the foreign and do and respectfully public for pastcontinsoliciting a mo3tio order business is in a position r through it is of great importance that uation of the same all moral forces be sustained and it to compete with any other dark mar Respecfully We carry the greatest line of Childrens School Shoes in the city and offer them to you at Young ket IB gratifying to know that tho Walter F Garnett vy nue tue bcock ot tooacco held in Mens Christian Association move such prices as will absolutely save you money Remember this sale will not last always and if ment in Kentucky has experienced a the Western markets is much larger Notice to BuglnesaMen than a ago consists almost healthy growth and development J der the adverse circumstances of un- entirelyyearcommonit and nondescript Business men should leave word at you are a judicious buyer and desire to save money we offer you the opportunity now of the varieties of leaf and common lugs their homeB if they want their houses past year there being but few really desirable numbered It is impossible for census JInuilleys Lecture hogsheads to be found The crop of takers when assigning numbers to The date of Dr James Headleys 1896 is conceded by everybody to be come down town and hunt up the lecture at Uuiou Tabernaclo is Feb tho poorest evor grown You will business man to find if he wants a - 1st see there ia but little encouragement number on hia house Trouble is Dr Headley has no equal on the to holders of common tobacco while being caused the census takers to do platform in the varied range of his the fortunate owners of the better this and the work of numbering is Quarterly Report gifts He is a thinker a pros poet grades may reasonably expect a fair being delayed Be suae and leave ofr the sweetest iancy ji consummate price OFTHE WORD AT YOUR UOUSE actor and a character impersonator The gap between tho good and the unsurpassed while in humor and common grades is continually widen AROUND AND ABOUT Pembroke Deposit Bank pathos he moves his listeners as with ing and the only way tue tamers can the wand of an enchautor to laughter hope to reulize uuylhiug for their SEAS T5S5S The advocate says W L McNeal and tears at will His Lillian Ad crops is to carefully sort their tobacINCORPORATED deputy sheriff of Warren county illepato Tattlewit at the Piano co putting each class in the hogs New iu Pembroke Ky The Morniug head to itself and be very careful in writes equally well with either hand Patsy and Mike Mrs prizing and make the packages per Texas Courtahip Glory In a Postoffice election being held at the close ct business on the 26th day of Den 1806 Blunderbuss Bangs Pink and White fectly uniform in color lengths and by the Madisonville Mail 380 votes Dick quality Ruby and Sandy Tea RESOURCES Throw tho trash leaves have been cast for the Misses Earle Mrs Gilde back ou the ground which we think 1 for J M Martin aud 1 for W Loans and Discounts less loans to Weaver to the Miners 10 607 81 Directors roy Blowsors Chrysanthemum Tea would be more profitable ad it will Board Loans to Directors officers not THE LOUisVJLLrTDrSPATGH Slum- hardly pay the expenses of shipping Profeasional Church Choir Included 0600 L 2 83105 Loans to Olllcers ber Song and other creations are and selling and only serves to swell field Buggs drug atBtore at Morgan Overdrafts unsecured C69 80 was 486 38 uuequaled iu the history of tho plat- the s ocks of the world and thereby of 15000 burnedno an estimated loss Duo from State banks and bankers TO BE STARTED with insurance 00 Banking house and lot TOUACCO NEWS 001 WONDERFUL REDUCTIONS IN OVERSHOES r ff Richards Co Silver Daily 1 G The Boston Globe aayB of him Dr James Headley appeared for tho second timo in the Boston Star course at Temple last night The doctor is endowed with a clear musical voice a remarkable gut of impersonation and a power of expression which made every point in his discourse in- ¬ tensely interesting aud kept his great audience thoroughly entertain- ed till the close form v vN compositions presented but touching incidentally upon all points of inter- est iu the lives and characters of the xreat Masters and runuing into tho fundamental principles of art and The Blind Musician On the night of the 28th Edward Baxter Perry the pianist will give a recital at Bethel Female College In his profeasional workMrPerrys specialty ia the lecture recital that is a regular concert programme ofpiano works accompanied ly an informal lecture centering chiefly about the aesthetics In his remarks Mr Perry impresses upon his hoarers with strong and stir- ring emphasis the aignitj ana vaiue of music from a genuine art stand point and of art from tho standpoint of humanity thus seouriug from his hoarera a keener interest and a more His appearance profound attention here will be a real musical treat Child lTit ully Bcalded Tho two year old child of Thomas Hollowell was probably fatally scald at Princeton Tuesday ed vessel of boiling water aftornoon was acoiA dentally overturned on tho child y t WANTKD FA1TUFUL MKN OH WOMEN VV to travel for responsible established houso In Kentucky Salary 780 and expensed Knoloso 1oRltlons lormunent Reference olf addressed stamped envelope The Nation al Star Insurance Uldg Chicago 150801c Henry Fribble a Scott county Other stocks aud bonds 3 000 00 tITflSSS while ou a spree broke a speole farmer 520 00 Currency blood vessel in vomiting and bled to Other Items carried as Cash 51700 2 83128 1000 00 Furniture and fixtures death expenses since July 1st 1035 95 Current United States Judge Locke of 82 085 51 Total Florida has sustained a demurrer of LIABILITIES the defense in the case of tho Three Capital stock paid In lit cash 8000000 - 700000 Friends which iu iu effect n decision Surplusfund via uud ucpuaibUfB to that Cuban filibusters can not be Deposits subject isiuituno on which check 8046684 la not proceeded against because tho Cuban Due interestBanks paid 5 270 10 Bankers insurgents aro not recognized as a BillsState re dlscounted 7000 00 417 W unpaid dividends people or body politic 77 71 Set aside to pay taxes 4 50 Rent account Samuel Palatka a Hungarian ar- Interest and exchange 693 05 1 851 01 rested in Pennsylvania confesses Discount accouut December 31 1896 ho wrecked the train at Cahaba 1603 1894 1805 1806 that 82 68551 Total 60 70 lbO 820 river near Birmingham killing 26 STATE OF KENTUCKY Receipts formonth 8380 10SJ5 14085 21521 Keoelutu for year B3 people his object being robbery A County of Christian S35 210 G03 121 Sates for month 7li43 0800 18813 100 reward of 10000 was offered for tho W W Garnett President of Pembroke De Sales fur year 476 605 284 857 Shipments tor month posit Bank a bank located and doing business guilty party 8105 0181 1271b 17110 Shipment foryear at No streetln tho town of Pembroke 1007 1737 1200 8129 In said county belngduly sworn saya that tho Stock on bund J Edwin Rowo is announced as a foregolnc report Is In all respects a true state ment bank Jan 20 U7 The market showed Democratic candidate for ro election olose of the condition of the faldday of at the of business on the 26th moro life this week as the demand na commonwealths nttornoy of the 1800 to the best of his knowledge Dec and belief and further saya that tho business of said was better ou the common leaf aud Owensboro district bank has been transacted at tho location common lugs aud hayo to report J named John Luttrell and Mrs Nora Haines above and not elsewhere and that the made cent higher on the common to medium were married at Luttrell TennTues otllclal re ort Isreceived in compliance with an from the Secretary of lugs Tho offerings are stiil very com- day Tho bride is only fourteen but state notice designating tno 2uth day ot Deo 1890 as tho day on whloh Buch report shall bo varieties of leaf is divorced from her hrat husband mon and nondescript made und common to lugs of the 1805 crop sworn to beforo me by V Congressman Hubbard shows that i Subserlbed and uurucbb reaiuum uuaoifin uuy xiu low 4 hUds ol Wm crop ottered of only Eustlce A Hall iu six years there were 183 hold ups like character as stated above NPOo Ky V W Garnett President Tho receipts are rather slower than of trains and thirty five persons wore KubtioeAIIaii Director litat year Farmers are more anxious killed V A Garnett J IIWilliams to Bell looso than ever before on ac A bill placing an count of the great trouble it will take high theater hat willembargo on the be introduced to class it out properly to prize iu the Colorado Legislature look forward to good re However The town of Dycusburg in Critten ceipts from now ou Tho demand for Undor the amnesty proclamation sample orders are comiug iu and in a which tho Spanish Government will den county is excited over rumored to burn the town in retaliation few wooks the atrength ol tho market iasuo in honor of King Alphonsos threats for thfa rough treatment of a preacher will bo Been ou tho new crop birthday many Americans will he re- namod Fox by a baud of wuitecaps REPORT WEEKLY loaBod from Cuban prisons Weok ending Jan 20 1897 Miss Sarah F Dick of Wabash 85 hhds Receipts for weok VAfiTEI FAITHFUL MEN OR WOMEN I ml is the only female bank cashier zw itocoipta lor year responsible established to travel i iu tho county She has filled that house in Koutuakyfor Salary 1780 and ozneuses I 108 Sales for week position in tue First National Bank Positions permanent Hufercnce Enclose I 302 Sales for year Tho Na sell addressed stamped envelope for 23 years 148 Offerings for tho weektlonal star Insurance Bldg Chicago ¬ G keep prices down The mixed condition ot the crop will neceasarily cause the inspection to be more rigid The decline in common tobacco for the last four years has gone Bteadily and rapidly on In 92 and 93 Spanish lugs sold to 5c Now they are readily at slow salo at 1 50 to 2 00 and it seems strange that tho planters will continue to over crop and thereby produce a largo per cent of these grades at an actual loss Comparisons with previous years Mortgages l COO MARCH 1897 Will advocate true BIMETALLISM nnd will support till Democratic nom ineesNational State District Coun ty and City There is not a metropolitan paper in Kentucky that advocates the paramount issue before the American FREE COINAGE of SIL VER that doctrine which is favored by two thirds of the white people of Kentucky two thirds of the intelligence and two thirds of the property holders of the State That a daily paper representing tho idea in accord with nine tenths of the Democrats of Kentucky should be started there can be no doubt If you are a Democrat and favor the Free Coinage of Silver and are tired of beiug called a repudiator fanatic crank etc etc by the so called Democratic papers of Louisville en courage tho new paper by subscrib ing for a little of the capital stock peo-ple-th- ¬ e thereof per cent calls there after 10 per cent per month No cill mado before March 1 1897 Stock books now open for subscrip tions CALL OR WRITE THE DISPATCH CO N E Cor Fifth and Maiu First call SHARES 25 25 k LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY V 1 P au rnf J r Wi xtfWU Axmaxaumm m hj iViiWWMWoiiii MillHtOjaiVii3X 0Jt fophMvillt tnutkan utaUJtuwlr d heub aid there Plenty of rain but uo sign of on ico son of Mr M I w w m m rj H Qant Qant was married at epoll Owcnsboro Wednesduy tho 20th inst Shoes Stoves NflVFIS Dr E N Fruit Dentist offico over to MiflB Eva Parrish at tho rosidonco -- Vnr f ltn f llnl 1WV V ax ASfcx S5K IKO V n Vn tftei 65RN Olty Bank Hopluusvillo Ky mw E Mm m fej HW Y wU xrer xrcx 00 5190 170 rish Thoy will rewtlo in Owensboro vy 5c to IOC XTTX vi vi Tho Frankin Houbo ClnrliBvillo nuor a I H weuuiug trip iu mu vubu Playing Cards i bCW Hfi Awa m will bo closed as n botol Feb 1 and aw 8vv Juarjrc wxiorti Johnson Alder Mr James W RIHl E 8c to 35c Tho Tandy place comer Clay and Johnson nud Miss Sarah J Alder L4III II I Medium Memorandum 16th street six room cottage is for both of tho Pilot Rock country camo ipllb rout for 1897 Apply at this office into tho city Wednesday and wero Price Books mnrried at the reBidonco of Mr J W Mrs M Munns of Dawson Springe ODaniol on South Liberty Btreot is holdincr revival meetings in Ten Rov Geo R Taylor of tho Univor- Mens Furnisngs Stationary Ladies Vests nessee salist church officiated As soon bb couplo loft Sox 5c Tho As You Liko It Club mot tho ceremony was said tho Note Paper I5C with Mrs J D Waro yesterday after for thoir home Fancy Handles Undershirts H KUGLER Owner noon 24 sheets W 0 Buckley and Mrs Stella Special 50c A pension has been granted to Strachau both of near Elkton were Ladies Shoes 17c Large Comforts Herndon Christian married Tuosday Win Farlov Mre Buckley whoso maiden name county Pants 50c 50 Envelopes 5c was Stella Latham was wedded quite TNE Born to tho wife of Mr Geo E young to Mr Strachau who after Handle a ten pound boy yesterday Ihreo years of married life became morning vlPins paper unbalanced mentally and was placed Arctics 65 75C ts Salesmen to sell lu- in tho nnvlnm hero where ho has re Wanted Z pkge Hair hi Strachau last bricating oils greases and specialties mained ever since Mrs Grey 50c pair Lead Pencils Pins ki Liberal offer to proper party Jewel year obtained a divorce from him Mens Boots nnd thin in her second marriage both Refining Co Cleveland 0 Carpet Tacks ac dozen Thread being still olive of lc paper Dr W E McCord will preach at Mr hor husbands a widower Eyes Hooks Buckley was sat Universalist church in this city Sun -6 Teaspoons 3c CARD Mr McNeal Bond Rnvn FoAnn ic day morning next at 11 oclock and L of Jackson Tenn and Miss Cornelia again at 7 oclock p m Foard of Earlington Ky wero marTho Board of Equalization for Hen ried at noon Wednesday in Grace derson county has raised tho assess Episcopal church Rev R S Carter ment of over fiftv taxpayers amount officiating ing to about 50iOOO and running in Tho attendance wbb limited to a sums from 200 to 12870 comparatively small number of inIKIUJONAI UOSbll MONEY FOR THE TEACHERS IJIds For Asylum Groceries Mr W S Hales handsome cottage vited friends of tho contracting be received on 5 tierceBof Bids will at 910 South Main Street is now rap couple A Bright Boy or Girl idly nearing completion It will be Miss Annie Gaines has gono to Checks lor u Part of That Now Duo The church was handsomely deco lard kettlo rendered 5 bbs of granainllcd lty tho Auditor In this and eWy town In tho vicinity where ono of the most attractive residences rated with evergreens flowers and ulated BUgar 10 boxes of Pretty soap Wallonia to visit frfendS there Is not already an agent to sell the New that part of town Mr Hale will rowing plantB Mendelssohn s wed 20 cases of tomatoes 20 cases of corn in Frankfort Ky Jau 21 -- While Jork Lkdokr Americas Ureatest Story Paper Miss Fannie Wash has returned to week by the week and act as move into it next incr march was rlayed by Miss Julia 2 cents 1000 lbs bacon sides 5 bbs of N O her home near Wallonia there is not enough money in the on every copy sold No agent maklnemade for charge beintt unsold copies No Possible Risk For full Dr Bill was Venable on the organ and Miss Ida Molasses 10 bags of cofTee 10 boxes At the Olympic Dr It L Woodard has returned treasury or the School Fund to pay particulars call at the office of till nar violin to greeted by an excellent audience on Greer on the party entered perceded of Greenwich Lyo to be furnishedIn from u visit to relatives in Springfield all the last one fifth payment duo the Tho bridal Monday night and tho theatre will Western Kentucky Asylum for the public schools on January 1 it haB undoubtedly bo crowded all the week by the four ushers Messrs Albert T sane Hopkinsville Ky Prices to bo Tenn Memphis South Kentucky Mr Frank W McCrea has moved been discovered that thero is half as it is one of the best comedies of McJNeal Jr orW Terry and wamer on goods laid down at HopkinBville Benton of and Wood St Louis Life the season Poultry Yards All goodB to be first clasB m quality from Newstead to tho Gns Moore enough and tho Auditor will by the Louisville and Hunter Wood Jr tho low- place near tho city co operation of Superintendent Da Misses Bettie and Ella Torian ol Bond sister of tho Goods will bo selected from Miss Irene Cornlshllndlan Game and Light bids on each article The aggro Ilrama Cockerels for sale also Mrs Gentry Hillmau of Birming vidson today mail checks Paducah were adjudged insane by a groom the maid of honor came alone est and best hens and pullets Improve is reserved to reject any and all ham is visiting her sister Miss Kale gating one half of this final payment She was followed by the brideleaning right Bids must bo handed in atFirst yourchlck5n8It wlllpayyou jury Tuesday and ordered sent to the bids This leaves about ono tenth of all aBylum here Ihey are of a promi- upon tho arm of her father Jot doe National Bank by 10 oclock a m Jan Wooldridge the money duo the teachers Yet to be GOME and SEE MY BT00K or WHITE ME MisB Green Henry has returned nent family and are violently insane F Foard Miss Bond was attired in 28 A H Anderson CARL C MOORE and it is doubtful if they get it a violet colored changeable silk Tho from a visit of several weeks to Miss efore all the schools have closed from epilepsy Steward Hopkinsville Ky bride wore a very handsome brown Kitty Johnson at Nashville This is owing to the fact that there Prolonged and hearty laughter and traveling dress l Scavenger applause followed each new sally of Mr N E Woodruff of Murray will be comparatively little revenue -The groom and his best man Dr wit and merriment from tho com- Jere Cook of Jackson Tenn entered T Hall city scavenger can be visited friends in the city Tuesday out of which tho school fuud gets a J mencement to the fall of the curtain from the vestry Rev Mr Carter reached by telephone at any time Mr Woodruff formerly lived in this share coming in befon July There will be a jubilee of fun this performed the ritualistic ceremony Call No32 county week at the Park Theatre Brooklyn N The gross earn ig1 of the L Mr Durrett Mooie of Chicago ar Standard r the second week rived in tho city Tuesday and has railroad comppn 79210 an increase Mr K H DeTreville who is securbeen confined to his bed by sickness in January w r of 7275 owi ti batne time in 1898 ing stock in the Merchant Milling since is what we always handle A comparative statement for the first Company is getting along so satisfacPorter Allen has gone to Mayfield two weeks show an increase of 10- torily that the success of tho under to take charge of the starch depait- - 215 over the same period in 1896 Our motto is taking is now assured Only a few ment of the Mayfield Steam Laun Earnings from July 1st 189b to Jan is needed and hundred more dollars dry 14 1897 comptred with 189r 96 show the company will be ready to let the 1 9 mff if for the building etc Work Mr Duncan Quarles the popular a decreuse of 5133123 contracts We have a full stock of Jf will be begun in the early spring Guthrie Jeweler who is now located Mara nimipBnMMmanaiuiuiiim in Clarksville paid cur city a visit Fine tailomn0 Have your clothes OF THE Tuubduy y made cleaned and repaired by bow for sowers of wheat alsotf right the Tailor and Cutter Iiecog Mr Jus A Radford left Tuesday for Florida to remain a month cr nized by tho trade as ono of the best cutters in tho profession more looking after his property inter ests in that State Suits made from H20 to G0 Pants fresh from the Spring 3 from S500 to S15 Bridge street Secretary Geo E Gary went to opposite New Era office Eddyville Wednesday to represent orr times a week Mr Thornton expects to finish the Ohristiau county in the meeting of census and numbering for the city the Democratic District Committee directory in about leu days more and Miss Sudio Tate who has been 0 Coo Otli St near Pi wv Rh f I NDepo all who have been overlooked or who visiting friends here hap returned to have chauged their numbers can be her home in Clarksville accompanied put in tho directory right by leaving by Miss Lucy Elmuuds who will their orders at this office We hope to spend several days with her have the directoiy out in thirty days Mrs Annie P Dills returned homo after the census is completed Tuesday from an extended visit to FOR relatives and friends in Louisville Lesters leporl couceming the Ed and Cincinnatti dyvillo peuiteniinry and HopkinBville understanding of the a better XEVSAS nature of the many phys asylum has not vet been filed WarMiss Elizabeth Wallis has return With efwhich vanish before proper den Happy thinks liis friends on the of every kiud We have beyond ed from a visit to her sister Mrs W ical illspentlo efforts pleasant cftoi ts board of nuking fund commissioners D Marlowe of St Louis Mm Mar forts doubt the rightly directed There is comfort ji will save him from dismissal in spite lowe and child accompanied liar tho knowledge that so many forms of Finest and Largest Stock of his incompetency Superintenhome and will spend some time with sickness are not due to any actual dis111 the dent Letcher is quietly wHitmg until city Our prices are theease but simply to a constipated condithe family of Mr A M Wallis tho inspectors report is filed when tion of the system which tho pleasant lowest family laxative Syrup of Figs promptho will fight for his position 1 00 ly removes That is why it Is the only 20 lbs granuiated sugar S remedy with mill ions of families and Is Arbuckles coffee D A Messrh Ely Co the merchant 20c everywhere esteemed so highly by all Grain pepper tailors aie this week moving their 10c who value good health Its beneficial Mince meat best stock to Jackson Tenn whom they 10o DKATUH effects are due to the fact that it is the 5 bu barrel salt of the Episcopal church in an im will in tbe futuie be located JJOo Mr W Office South Main Street middle one remedy which promotes Internal and stle Col R Ely the h ml of ihe firm is one pressive after appropriate bride away of block opd First Natl Bank cleanliness without debilitating the Pure Sugar House molasses 60o gal giving the Foard Adams Mr Thomas Adams ono Office noons Turkeys Geese ChickenB Game of HopkiusvilleH bent young busi From 880 to 12 and organs on which t acts It is therefore the groom assumed of all kinds Oysters Celery all important in order to get its bene ness men who Iiuh for ten years or stepped aside aud side The cere of the most prominent citizens of from 1 to 6 ficial effects to note when you pur- ¬ Cranberries Cabbage Potatoes more oeeu iiiemuieu with tne ujui bis position by her with the couple Todd county is dead at his home artichase that you have tho genuine chanttailorin but inet B in thiscityHis mouy wbbatconcluded After the wed- near Allegree Ho was 72 years old etc Calicle which is manufactured by the and died of consumption after an illpartner is Mr Kiiuik T Gorman also kneeling the altar fornia Fig Syrup Co only and sold by BIGGEST ding the bridal party repaired to ness of nearly a year He wbb well STOCK LOWES Pjuces a merchant of long nxpeiiwnco hero fill reputable druggists Hotel Latham and portook of a wed known in this city We relief to see and elsewhere If in tho eujovraeut of good health dinner in the ordinary Mr and tho system is regular laxatives or E these gentlemen leave Hopkinsville diug Mrs Bosseli Mr Nicholas Russell B CLARK CO Bond took the 253 O V aud other remedies are then not needed If and take pleiisuie in recommending Wednesday died rather Buddenly THIS UISIIKY COMEDY for tho South After a bridal with any actual disease one train afflicted them to tho people of Jackson may be commended to the most skillful Wholesale tour they will take up their residence night at his home near Pon aged 50 GROCERS years physicians but if In need of n laxative at Jackson Tenn and Retail Main street ono should have the best and with the The bride is the youngest daughter Teuclier Institute well informed everywhere Syrup of From tho Garden Theatre N Y of Col Foard and is a young lady of The only first class market Figs stands highest and is most largely Program of Institute Clay School queenly bearing and unubual at used and gives most general satisfaction house in the city Jan 23 9 a m tractiveness Her beauty i8 of a pro 1 ASMItS 1IOUTON Opening Exercises nounced brunette type and sue is 4 2 Life aud marks of Herbart A Beautiful Play Delightful Music OFFICK FII0NE6T tall and graceful Mr Bond is a iiohk phone 26 YEARS IN Pretty Stage Pictures Perfect Com man of bolid uortb Miss Lula Graves vouut business Hj has recently 11 Character Bnilclinc nnd Interest pany See tho Popular Kangnroc and prominence o SAME OLD STAND Dance been in business 111 at LouiH uui Miss i Harriet Dietrich 9Me2e PRICES 25c 85c 50q aud 7Bc will have charge of a branch houfee at 4 Characteristics of Rood teaching 1HLIGENCK COURTESY Misa Fannio Bramham Jackson Toun Up Stairs in Henry Block Op Opera House t 5 Memorizing Remembering Rec 00 TO Shirt ollecting Miss Mary Walker k 0 Characteristics of Childhood Collars and cuffs given that cloar you aud will do it if you will come aud see my largo pearly tint by The Hopkinsville Mrs u W MoKenzie of VOll YOUK 7 Concerning tho ways of Btudyiug Steam Laundry and utter a man ohcj FURNITURE AND KINDRED BRANCHES wears work doue uy una launury lie ildrcn Miss Lottie McDaniel My expenses are light as I am up stairs and I will make it L exclaims in tho language of Kirk 8 How Should tho Child bo pay you to como aud seo me the soap man I havo never used Taught Forum Jan 97 Mr C T I nny other since AOENTS FOR TUE 1 am prepared to Uo Undertaking in all its branches Kirknatrick I am also COAL MONAHOIl a practical liMBAIvMER All should come prepared to dis ClOrKIlKATKI liefer you to those that have TIIK MKST IN THE MAltKliT III OlileuTlnuH neeu my work cuss 2 aud 8 -N R R L OFFICE 13 Poplo overlooked tho importance of A W PYLE Miss Flor Gunn has returned from permanently bnetlcial efTectfl and a visit to Miss Maggio telephone 112 Bradshnw Who entertain should write to ub wero satisfied with transient action Casky HOPKINSVILLE - KY for estimamatos Wo make specbut now thac it is cronorally known Celebrated for its gioit hnveuing ial exertions to cator to balls hops Tho ficht between Jimmy Murray streiigih and btnlthfuliiHFH Assures that Syrup of Fits will permanentlyweddings anniversaries euchree WANTKD FAlTIIFUIi MEN OR WOMEN the food aj uiiiht nni and nil forms overcomo habitual constipation well- Evansville and Mike Cain of Daytou etc We can save you trouble and for responsible established of adullerulioli common lo tho cbenp informed peoplo will not buy other Ohio at tho lattor city resulted in a houso in Kentuokyt Salary 1780 and expimes money Enclose axatlres which act for u time but draw in the fifteenth round- Murray Iosltlons permanent Heerence The NaUest candy only brand vclf addreited stamped enveloie 516 Fourth Ave Louis flOo per pound box filially injuro he system was not scratched in the go NEW YOBK CO M tional Star I murance Jlldg Chicago tt X ROYAL BAMXO IVWrL villr Lbadinq Oatkrbm llo 17 J i vhii OIOI FTm T w w m m W w W W RACKET J f FOR 2c r BIG STORE 59c c r f M 2c 3c WANTED i Jas 1 v TO DAY CLEAN PURE DRUGS uestone REMNANT Great a Purest and Best 1 Dawson Water ifH orraw Co BRAND FINAL WIND UP With a Banquet of Bargains Gladness Comes HEABQARTE RS EDBBLES Bassett BOALES Dentist D t OPERA HOUSE SAT JAN 23 DOCTOR CELIE ELLIS 4- BILL 107-- 2- HI ii I Can Sell stk AKlN5 I RTE wW POWDER Absolutely Pure Hopkinsville Folks KlPl fin

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