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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: January 26, 1897

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. fiflpkitttrtllr Hentotktati VOLXIX HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY TUESDAY JANUARY 26 1897 WOOTTON WAIVES mado his escape Ho was tried and acquitted on tho ground was attempting to make an un lawful arrest His other victim was Jns L Lemon N conductor who put him an L off tho train nt Bakers Hill Tenn Brame hnd nreviouBlv been em ployed as a watchman by tho L N iu this city Contractor Jan Holmnn look aparty of nineteen hunds to a point in Tennessee on a joiut pass to do some railrond work When Capt Lemon counted the men there were 20 of them Holman pointed out Bramo as tho surplus man Lemon told uramo to get ou but Uramo in sisted that he was a railroad man and one of Holmans crew Lemon finally yielded and let him go When his train returned that evening Brame rain got on to return to Hopkinsville llolman haviutr refused to let him join his ciew Lemon went to him and ho again declined to get off Una or two stations were passed and that-Beau-mo- Z NO 8 ANOTHER KILLING THIS ONE SAID TO HAVE BEEN CIDENTAL AC- ic w I i wmm in One Fourth Off Sale REMANDED TO JAIL WITHOUT BOND YESTERDAY AFTERNOON 111 Crowd nt tlio Trial Itut tlio Evidence Not Introduced Held Over Till leb- rtiarjr Sketch of llrniuV llloody Career facoli VniiRlmii it Negro Jtoy Ilitully lly Mnry Intncc Also Colored HlioL ill wffr iffinf mi iBBIBEOINNING t sssraBHrammffiifra B 6 4 We wilbfor one week give one fourth off the marked price of any article in our store in addition we have selected from our stock ail 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 wole story stripped of all extravagant A tthnin nnirn nf crifoorl oarrlo rinmirnrf wnitlrl finr ninfA ani ffirHnco avHracclnnfit any plainer or the goods any cheaper mmmo a av 1jJgOn 6i rrriJ Tho tragic killing of Bill Bramo by Tom Wootton tit HerndoulnBt Thurs day continues to bo tho engrossing topic of discussion Later and more reliable leports than that on which tho Kentuckiana account was based Fri day change tho aspect of the encounter in some minor respects Bramo was not the aggressor and did not ride Op to Woottons door flourishing a pistol and thereby pre¬ HHWIHHIBkVIHI IP ifw mH 0J Wg v 6 6 J H ANDERSON CO Boots Shoes Clothing and Mens Furnishings x 897h By visiting our bargain counter and it 4 Commence THE NEW YEAR 9 t V save J money for you Womens Shoes-3- 8from 75 cents to 199 i fjij tt ens shoes Mens r from 100 to 199 5 All of our mens shoes eo at 4 A PAIR 250 Alpine Hats for cipitate tho trouble Ab Brame rode through tho village passing Woottons btore the latter Btepped out of his storo and with an oath called to isramo telling him it was time to settle their difficulty and as Bramo turned in his saddle Woottou shot him wiih a double- barreled shotgun loaded with bullets both charges striking him in the back and hips three of tho bullets passing entirely through hia body and three taking effect in his horse which died the next clay Even as he fell Bramo fired one load from his revolver at Wootton tho ball going wide of the mark Brame was carried iuto a near by store where ho lived about fifteen minutes but with his last breath requested his little son about 15 years old who was going to school at Hern don and had rushed to hia fathers side to uveuge his death and ex pressed gratification that he wns to die with hie boots on Tho killing was the culmination of an ill feeling that had existed between tho partieH forBeveral mouths Whilo Brame was a Republican and Wootton a Democrat their dis- like for each other was not on account of politics Wootton was under indictment for buuiujj iujuur uuiuwiuuy auu it is prouauio that this was largely due to Brames activity in working up the agrainBt him caBo This hnnriRiiKil several months ago Bramo himself was a law bleaker although a peace oiliceraud Wootton had taken stops towards having him arrested for running a poker game and for maintaining illicit relations with a woman near Lafayette The cases against Wootton were set for the February term of circuit court and Brame aB constable had tho subpoenas on witnesses in his pocket when killed On the other hand warrants for his own arrest had been sworn out for one or more of¬ ¬ Lemon finally told him ho would put him off at Bakers as ho had no right to ride without paying When that station was reached Lemon put Brame off the train Bramo made a show of resistance but finally permitted himself to be put off the tram Thou before Lemon could of he Big Boot PETREE CO mmmnnmmmmmmtmtmm ARE YOU INTERESTED im HARNESS OR SADDLERY x IF SO LET US SHOW YOU OUR STOCK OF SEsEeixness Saddles We arc sure to please you as our stock is selected from the very best and is Up-tb-D- ate Collars s7vrbips arid IQletrLlcetSi f11 Bxid lee pes 0 Xn 3Bvei3r Kespect We not only have the X Largest Best Selected and Cleanest Storlr IN THE CITY Jh S But we will make prices that are sure to be interesting to you 4rta mZr No 7 South Main St F A YOST 8l opposite Winfree Bros CO- - riufv Wnnflrtn ttSII linMn iA il plea of self defense upon tho repeat ed threats of Bramo to kill him and the desperate and lawless character of tho man he had to deal with Everybody who knew of their trouble kuew that blood must flow sooner or tigers and selling liquor unlawfully To UityTtie Duy To Kick later and most people expected that iu other ways When convicted ho has nnid his The Board of Equalization will reBramo would bo the man to do the fineB good naturedly and laughed the killing assemble to morrow to hear commatter off He is personally a clever IJIUMES PAST OAREEH agreeable genial fellow and makes plaints from tho 400 or morn nnrannn Bramo has killed two men and nhnt himself popular by trying to make whoso assessments were raisecf Tho ouo or two others One of his vic friends of everybody Ho is a board is composed of seven mombere tims was u negro who had n close square Btraightman in business payB and will remain in session until all call but finally recovered from his his debts keeps hia word and attends couapainta nro listened to A good to his own business wound Ho has had many assessments wore lowered but All who knew him uuito in the some difficulties but has rarely ever it is not expected hat thero will be any complaints on this score opinion that ho was a bad desperate been tho aggressor Thdro are those who say that a and dangerous man who was quar Sinking PorkAxglgnuient lelsome in bis disposition and enjoy woman waB at the bottom of the kill WooBloy Murphy who have beon ed the reputation of beiuf a bully ing It is said that Brame has been Being a constablo ho went habitual associating with a woman iu au un conducting a general merchandise ly armed and drew his weapon as lawful way in a manner that boldly storo at Sinking Fork for several quick in private quarrels bb ho did iu defied public opinion Hfa relations years filed a deed of assiguinont Fri tho discharge of his official duties wiih tho woman had been called to day morning Mr L M Hill assignee thu attention of the authorities and iiis nrat lulling was about 25 years Their liabilities foot up Beveral thous ago Deputy Sheriff Bish Beau trouble waB in storo for him and dollars An inventory of the as mont of Clarksville had a warrant WOOTTON WAIVES EXAMINATION sets has not yet been taken Slow for Bramos arrest for some ofFon At tho examination trial set forvps collections and the general dopros committed in Montgomery county teittay Wootton waived oxamiuation Biou of business caused the failure Tennessee Beaumont undertook to arreBt Brame at Olivet church nwir and wns held over on n chargo of mur Sent Declared Vncuat Garrottsburg Ky without requisition der Motion for bail wbb nvrriill Tho scat oi J L Graham th and ho was remanded to jail to await Patters and liramno nvnr rnnilv niilnl ktho actionj of the grand jury which negro member of tho Tennessee Leg ¬ waB brought into uso and Beaumont moots Feb 22 A biir crowd was islature has been declared was killed vacant piesent thu inclomont An election for his successor will bm DTho exact facts are not now ro- - weather despite hold January 80 mnmhnrnd lint if von nrnnnf U11DLI1KI --HIU UU mletolmn Brame submitted to arrest and then I At Jefforaonville Ga two negro Chicken thieves are nunowuf all got the drop shot tfie 0fficor and murddrera were lynched over tho Stato CW Crabb VauMmn and Jim Wootton examined hv the coroners jury testified that Wootton hailed Bramo after ha linri rmsspd and opened fire on him before he could dismount or even wheel his horse There is some doubt about whether or not Bramo had out his pistol If ho did not it took him but a second to jerk it out of his belt as he was quick on trieerer and cnrnWl Jiis weapon where it could be drawn at a moment s notice Bramo Btated that he was taken unawares and this was probably true Wootton knew his man and his object was to kill him and not fight a duel with him If ho got the drop and slew Brame it was only doing tor mm wnai jsrame naa himself done for two men one of them an unarmed man in the discharge of his fenses Geo lollco Court Mutters made his escape Lemon was taken into the car but died iu a few minHeury Decker col charged with utes Bramo was subsequently ar- stealing a bucket of candy from the rested in Nebraska and served a term of two years in the penitentiary at 0 V depot was held over and sent Nashville Ho got out about four to jail years ago and turned up as marshal Elijah Daniels col was fined 50 of Lafayatte and soon fell iuto his aud costs on a charge of trespass old ways Iu 1891 he was elected Threo negro women charged with constable and was at tho time of his disorderly conduct and breach of tho death n Republican candidate for peace wore each fined 100 and costs magitrate Ho was with two or Tho lines were held up and thoy were three exceptions tho only white Re given until next Wednesday to leave publican iu tho district which is the city a largo ntgro district Reuben Sargent col who escaped It must be said to his credit that he from tho work house about ten days was a good officer so far ao catch- ago and who waB caught uear New ing law breakers was concerned He Providence Tenn Saturday night did not confino his operations to his was returned to thut institution for own district but mado a specialty of 350 days 10 days for each day of his chaBiug down fugitives especially old seutenco not served When Sarwhen rewards were offered for their gent completes his long sentence he capture He was a terror to negroes will then have to answer a charge of as he knew their haunts so well that assaulting his wifo with intent to kill he rarely let one get away when the Sargent it is claimed struck his wife warrant was placed in his handB over the head with an axe severiug But while he was a good detective he an ear was a dangerous bullv who was ready to shed blood upon tho sliehtist District Tenehrid Artlatitii provocation Only a few weeks ago The Second District TeacherB As ho attempted to shoot Mr J as S Ragsdalo during a trial at Lafayette sociation will meet at Henderson although Mr Ragsdalo was unarmed Friday and Saturday and a large at and defenseless and it took the unit- tendance fronj all over the district is ed efforts of several bjstauders to expected Miss Ratio McDaniel is on quiet him and get him out of the the program for a discussion of the room without shedding blood He Benefits derived from district Assoflourished his pistol on that occasion ciations Supt L McCartney aud was spoiling to destroy human discuss Closur Supervision of will our life bchools Prof A C Kuykendall Not long ago he met Tom Woottcn Prof C H Dietrich and others from at Attorney U H Bushs office in this here will attend city in a conference over some case in A large delegation of teachers which both were interested Brame should go flew into a rage and after they went A Ultter Cold Wave outside loudly threatened to kill Severe winter weather is now preWootton then and there Wootton told him quietly that Lo wasunarmsd vailing all over tho country In the and not prepared for a difficulty Mr northwest blizzards and snowstorms Bush then went to tho door and beg- have blocked the railroads and tho ged him to keep the peace as there mercury is 25 degrees below zero was a lady in the office Brame re- Locally the luctantly postponed the killing but tho seaBon cold is the severest of reiterated his threat to kill Woottou tered from 4 The6 thermometers registo degrees yesterday some other time and will probably touch zero to day ThiB was only one of the many oc- Ice waB one inch thick yesterday casions upon which Brame had threat- morning and was freezing all day ened Woottons life He cursed and It will do to put up to day abused Jim Woottou Tom Woottons Died of Couenmptlou boy a few days aero and told him tn go and bring out his daddy and let Lafayette Ky Jan 23 Mr Lutd them fight tho thing out Wootton R Wootton son of Dr Wootton probably made up his mind that his of this place died yesterday evening life was in constant dancer as lonrr nn Brame lived and held himself in read at a o clock artor an illness of Bix mouths of consumption age 23 years iness to kill him on sight Ho Wootton ib himself a very game ago professed roligiou a 6hort time but never united with any church man He is at tho same time quiet His parents aro both living and ho and peaceable He is a man of few has one brotherMr R S Wootton of words but quick to act He has often been indicted for running blind DennisonTox who arrived just before his demise mount the steps Brame whipped out his pistol aud killed Lemon as he Btood on the lower stop Ho then ran up the steep hill at Bakeis and A negro boy nbout 20 years old was accidentally shot and killed Saturday aftcrnopn on the premises of tho widow Mason between Fairviow and Pembroke His name wbb Jacob Vaughan Bo was engaged in hunting with nuothor boy Whon in Mrs Masons fiold thoy camo up with a negro girl named Mary Franco who was crossing tho field carrying a jug of milk and some chickens Vaughan proposed to her to carry his gun and let him carry her bundles Tho threo were walking nlong together whon the gun carried b tho girl suddenly went off accidentally the load striding Vaughan in tho left groin Ho was mortally hurt and died shortly after wardB He Btated before ho died that the shooting was not done intentionally Coroner Alleusworth held an in quest Sunday and decided that the killing was accidental Tho girl was placed under arrest by the Coroner and is now iu jail until an examining trial can bo held Pc fl W I J O rv m t m 1 is i W t tv I liitttri trnur nlnfliPH nnf ntirl tnnrlrv 1Y worse i J8cw fispbriouced UP TO DATE Tailors Thok Sandy listened und even his stout volum of business wo do and tho mtinv P hoart grow cold within him us he esvtisfiod well dressed gentlemen who I I I Br reCognized tho shnrp snarling cry pntronizo and npprociatofirst claBd work Blch blessings descend from the infinite half howl and half bark which ho is a monument to our ability and supe blue only too well It wrts a pack knew And tho angels are chanting It t love rior work wo turn out Largest atock in of wolves and thoy were on his you Trimmings tho oily to select from E L Sabln In Chicago Inter Ocean trail FIRST CLASS and made tf experi In his youth Sandy hud beon enced workmen accompanied by our did my broadcloth A WINTER ADVENTURE famed for swiftness of foot and had new man of him gunrantoe to please are points lo iusuro outstripped tho best runners of satisfaction suit but to my rogrofin tho oveu- many a rival clan but the best II V DAVID UKIt ing he sold it to Lacy at the trad na ing post for a gallon of cologne and A GOOD INDIAN Sandy youro not thinking of speed that he hud ever mado in Co Successors to N Tobiu ho drank the cologne for tho alcho going homo through tho woods at thoso days was nothing to what ho Con Hotel Latham put forth now Tearing through hoi that is in it and for three days this timo of night Here Jack No Heart was an Indian and his ho has boon the most magnificently bushes leaping over logs crashing Harry Dick Como name was a falsification sweet smelling sot of a drunken boast you and keep this horo somo of into half frozen drifts bringing madman from hugo ice flakes For not only did ho havo a heart known to the Two Kottle band rattling down from but tho blood pumped by its pulsa- - Ha and ho looked suddenly out of committing suicidol boughs overhead on he flow You mustnt think of it Sandy frozen tious was red and good and human tho window Look at that llko a madman but closer and closer Ought to havo a puper devoted especially to the interest of the farmer No Heart was one of thoso Indians Porcival turned and saw Ono youd ju3t end by being smothered behind him came tho pursuing howl Ono of tho best publications of the kind iu tho country iu the who do not require tho opisodo of Fingered Poto Bunco riding past on in a snowdrift or gobbled up by a and tho shurp white fangs and tho death to apotheosize them into do- - a calico pony and wearing with wolf Besides thores no sense in gaunt figures and the hungry cency After ho had done his care- great eclat No Hearts magnificont going out into a cold dark night gleam of tho yellow murderous Published at Chattanooga Tenn Wo want every render of tho KnNTCOKlAN ful and painstaking best to kill a reformatory clothing to bo a reader of this excellent publication and we have mado arrangements Lacy was when you may just as well stay eyes still reasonably largo number of people always a quick trafficker Sandy know tKiifir could not bo Iv club th two papers together so thut we can furnish them both nttho price Come now old follow bo adinthe Minnesota country in 18G2 ho I shall proceed now to tho sec far from home uow but how much of tho Kektuokian This offer only applies to new subscribers and to those vised by your frionds for once Remember both the KENrUCK Wo longer who renew qud pay one year in advance hurried over to the westward and ond course said No Heart I am have a shakedown all would ho be able to keep up IAN and the TRI STATE FARMER ONE YEAR FOR ready for you in Dakota rehe safely located not discouraged To inculcate self this headlong race with death On Sample copies of the Tri State Farmer will be sent on request by ad formed and became a brand snatched esteem and a laudable ambition to and you can start homo to morrow again but all seemed vaguo and drt using the paper at Clialtanooga Tenn as early as you like No Hearts bo equal to ones superiors we must tho burniug from till ho Subscribe or renew AT ONLE in order to got the next issueReally Mr McLeod you ought confused as a nightmare reformation was bona fide too Ho provide the immediate surroundings found himself clinging with tho not to leave us like this added a had fought very fiercely because he of those superiors Wherefore grasp of desperation to tho boughs sweet girlish voice My brothers had thought that to be tho correct Hold on thoro No Heart Hold of a hugo pino that stood alono upon and praiseworthy thing to do but onl cried Pcrcival Lord bless quite right about tho snow and tho tho edge of tho clearing which en- ¬ when ho discovered that fortune you Injun you are clattering wolves and besides if you go away circled his own village with tho went in the end with the virtuous around there with a Sioux mixture from our door on such a night youll wolves snarling and leaping arouud HEASONADLE ftAfE9- man with tho long gun ho deter ¬ of verbosity and long words that mako us seem inhospitable tho foot of it Even against this argument how mined to becomo righteous where- ¬ would drive ono into a cyclone cellar Even in this fearful extremity Corner 12th and Main Strefits- fore he developed into a coffoe cooler for protection Easy now easy over tho old Scottish piper who however the stout hearted Scotchand communed with white men BAR BOT AND COLD BATBS BARBER SHOP Conflno yourself to English aud 22 had boon playing the whole evening man did not loso courago He at as if ho meant to tiro out every Pcrcival ran a little newspaper in caliber English at that onco bothought himself of his provisioFairbanks and the bottom land In short said No Heart I am dancer iu the room was completely n-bag and attempted to stir up a BltECKENIUDQE CASTLEMAN whereon No Heart and certain of going to tako over to my camp a though courteously proof A G Lanoham Jno B Castleman Yoro verra gudo tao auld Sandy fight among tho half famished Lis wives lived was just across the sewiug machine a set of popular river It was very handy for No authors and a double seated cutter my bonnie lody said he with his beasts by throwing down tho con- ¬ tents among them piece by piece Heart and ho used to devoto most Seeing these can you understand usual state y politeness but it I his timo to talking to Pcrcival how my people can fail to bo filled shall noer e said that Sandy Mc- But alas though much snapping of and snarling ensued and not a few iibout tho improvement of tho In- ¬ at onco with tho same ideas as the Leod tho piper o Strathronan was severe bites wore given and re- ¬ dian race Ho had amassed some whites Porcival how does ono feart at wolves or snaw or ony ceived yet when the meal came to monoy by freighting and had a proceed to establish a banking busi- thing else I hao said that Ill gang hame tho nicht aud gang I an end poor Sandy found himself great deal of native ability and much ness I think as closely besieged as over Columbia Building Southern Department LOUISVILLE KY oratory but he was cramped some ¬ ought to be cashier wull though I should meet wi Death But ono resource was now left himsel on tho road what for language and so at tho Wo shall open next week tho faithful pipes whoso sound BAB BEE CASTLEMAN Managers Oh Mr McLeod times when he grew most eloquent cried the could bo plainly Percival looked in awe and wonheard in tho vilho was most incomprehensible young lady reprovingly derment at this remarkable philan Does tho largest business iu Kentucky and largest in tho Southern States and Get ambitious in English No thropist and wished him well Two Weel isna that hoo a mon lage if anyone were still awake there also the largest iu the world Liberal and Progressive in Management Heart Aspire in the language of hours later No Heart still clad in i should dae Theres a word amang Sandy filled tho bag in a trice the United States Pcrcival used to buckskin and rags but driving a us in Scotland Ho that winna face local Agents and broke out with Tho Campbells I have no doubt that toll him pair of dejected Indiau ponies j tho river fas into the deep sea as Aro Coming in a shriek that might UifcrWIliT7II f F 117 vwthis is a picturo of a now Eden hitched to a most startling and it micht bo to say that in fleein iv if which you are painting but it ao danger ye may fa into have deafened an engine driver 1J gaudy sleigh disapppeared toward jfrae Tho wolves started back as if a Bounds considerably more like tho tho frozen river Ho carried in the anither I kont a mon ance Noil bomb shell had burst among them mocracy and true Democratic prinrattling of a crato of crockery If rear THE a sewing machino and Randalson thoy cad him as bold ciples will be continued successfully you must ambish why ambish about seat handsomoly bound books and clover a fishermon as oer and in another moment were flying 50 toward the forest as fast as they u the future as in the past along tho lines of tho language of j Ho was mounted on ono In spite a sail Wee his wife YORK of tho Spread of the expanse involved iu the imtho whito man Thon No Heart ponies when next he dreamed he was drooncd and sae could run appeared the Hcchl exclaimed Sandy as ho provements noted tho price of the for his lack of words would becomo office of the newspaper Gontloat pa- ¬ she darkoncd a the winuocks win THHICE A WEEK EDITION dropped from his perch Courier Journal will reIm weel very sad tient resignation was depicted upon Jdows and tauld him it was yet rid o ye ye loons but if I had kont main same 1 year A feature durHo was at tho head of a sort of his face aud ho quietly moved 18 pages week IS6 papers year ing tho coming year will be the ediinto dark when it was fair dav that ho the pipes sao sub tribe of tho Sioux At the timo the editorial room and seatod him- micht na gang tho fishing Weel that yo likit yo your music weel I torials of Mr- Henry Watterson on wad line glen before of the expulsion aud flight from self on a keg political and other topics of tho day Ho was silent for the boat he should hae sailed in was supper Golden Days Minnesota tho outfit led by No several minutes and then speaking lost and weel pleased was tho wife ItstaudB first among weekly pa Heart gathered together and re meekly ho said that sho had kept her mon frao POLAR BALLOON SCHEME pers in size frequoucy of publication Daily viewed the various murders thoy Courier Journal 1 year 6 You havo perhaps heard that ganging wit but when sho got had committed and swore to bo hame pure Noil had faen wi his How Two French Aeronauts Intend and fr shness variety aud reliabilitv Daily and Sunday 1 year of contents It ispractically a daily truo to one another Thoy took tho who was to have been cashier of the faco in tho muckle tub and drooned to Reach tho Pole at the low prico of a weekly and its Sunday alone 1 year big community kettle iu which tho bank erroneously Tho Paris Figaro gives dotails of vast list of subscribers extending to ipis taking tho himsel that way dogs had been prepared for the Fortified with this impressive ex a balloon expedition to the north ovory state and territory of tho Union a for of new kind wholo dozen or so of topees and cutter amplo of tho awful consequences of polo now being organized by two aud fore gn countries wijl vouch for folding bed TWICE-A-WEElay down in it with sundry incantations broke it in to smoke himself to named Louis the accurucy und fairness of its nowe sleep Wo shirking Sandy turned a d af car French aorouauts two pieces to all remonstrances and finally cut Godard and Edouard R Surcouf columns It ruined the kettle for buried some pf all practical purposes but according them short by wrapping his well Tho balloon which will be called the It is splendidly illustrated jund but there JOURNAL to their theory it was a suro wit- ¬ onough ashes left of tho were not worn plaid around him and sliug France will contaiu 10817 cubic among its special features aro a- flue cuttor to ing his ness of their future fealty to one mention in an ordinary conyorsa beloved pipes over his shoul- motres of hydrogen gas and its cir- humor page exhaustive market reAND TOK another for it showed that with tion der with an air of stern resolution cumference will bo 8G metres It ports all tho latest fashions for wom I The books distributed separation and dispute in tho organ- ¬ among the Two Kettle band and I which could not bo mistaken will dovelop an ascensional power of en and a long Beries of stories by the greatest living American and English ization there could bo no integrity was called upon to day by a deputa- ¬ j Finding him unpersuadable his 12000 grammes which will bo repor unity or proiit jusUas with tho tion representing that tho books entertainers compromised tho mat resented by tho weight of tho aero- anthorc Conaw Doyle Jerome K Jebome pot split thoro could be no cooking had mado enormously successful ter by forcing upon him a largo static material 4550 kilogrammes Stanley Weymaw Mary E Wilkins of dog whilo with tho two parts al- fuel and requested that I got more packet of good things from tho sup- ¬ and by that of tho crow of sovon ANTnoNY Hope Bret Harte ways together tho feasting would bo My squaws I regret to say are per table reminding him that ho tho provisions tho instruments Branper Matthews Etc EACH ONE YAA continual This was regardless of fools Thoy took tho had a long way to go and might bo canoes sledges etc 7450 kiloi o Wo offer this unrqunled newspaper the fact that the cracked pot was grammes The balloon itsolf will bo and the KENTUCKf AN together one out and cut a hole in the ico hungry again before ho got home Sandy accepted the provisions able to remain in the air for 40 days year for 2 50 The regular subscript bound to leak and dumped it into tho river for it Such is tho poetic idea of tho In- ¬ was they said accursed with a few brief words of thanks and to increaso this timo by 20 days ton price ot tho two pnpers isSS Wo have mado u special clubbing dian and stuffed them into his wallet more Twelve gasometer balloons Thus for six months this cheerful From this cpisodo rose tho name reformer labored in tho face of great Then cocking his bonnet defiant- ¬ each containing 250 cubic metres wil Courier Journal and will send that v of tho Two Kettle No discouragements always meek al ¬ ly ho strode out into tho darkness band bo arranged round tho car to sup- ¬ paper anu ours tor tno price named to all our subscribers who will renew Heart was tho patriarch of tho Two ways hopeful and always willing to whistling McPhorsons Rant with ply tho lost gas Despito thia prepTWICE-A-WE- K might and main and pay in advance Sample copies TSottlo band aration it is thought the journey spend his monoy for tho furtherance of Courier Journal sent free on appli To march alono through a Cana from Spitzborgon to Behring straits I am going to save tho Indian of his race It was a perfect picture cation said No Heart to Pcrcival I of disinterestedness fighting circum- ¬ dian forest in the depth of winter will under normal conditions not 0lrace Jam going to make it like tho white stances Ono day in tho summer No is no joke at tho best of times but last more than 12 to 15 days Tho ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS UNDEit Why should tho Indian freozo and Heart appeared boforo Porcival and to do so at tho dead of night in a expedition will not in any caso start THIS OFFER MUST BE SENT TO hard frost with ono storm just over before 1898 and meantime an ap- ¬ starvo and wear especially frowsy made a final report THE and another iust comin on and peal is being mado to patriotic rags whilo tho whito man lives in ho re ntrnn nri1 nknttA nil IUIh Tho man at tho bank 1 u vi u uuvu mm it vory goou Fronchmon for funds 225000 francs town and runs second hand stores marked Eliznbothtowno firo department says my money is nil 1 has a now hose cart shops and plays in tho drawn out It is very unfortunate uuuuuu ui luimig m wiMi an oxcur being needed to meet tho total cost andjbarber Ho said this I had intondod to buy a banjo a jsion party of lively wolveson tho city brass band Issusd Wednesday and atur Tax on Bachelors and Old Maids partly in Indian and partly in Eng- - roller top desk and a gas stove lookout for their suppor is a thing Argentina has passed an ex ¬ liab for it was ono of his earnest which I am euro would at last havo which few men would caro toitry day Mornings Luckily for poor old Sandy th0 traordinary law according to tho moments brought complete civilization to my furious wind which had spont Pall Mall Gazotte After January 4 JPorcivnl warned him An Indian people Bqt I am thwarted in T1 itself had swept tho clearing toler- - 1 1897 overy unmarried malo be ¬ ln frtl1 lJ wmt tL is Sioux of course no loiu it and am fain to Beginning January 1 1897 tho lsan muian to mako mm anything uujeiWlSO IMS tween 20 and 80 must pay a month- ¬ Weekly Courior Jountnl him roojuso trying give up ray enterprise Porcival uuijr uaiu ui ouu was journey might havo ended almost as ly tax to tho state Should celibates to tho Twicoa Week Courier changed else i No ileart was urm uowover you havo always vboon n good friend Journal as if began But as hbphmged of cither sex refuse an offor of mar ¬ Publication dnys nro Wednesday and iUy0u bo es isoqn nndho sot out straightway to bring to rao and my raca and deeper into the yood deeper riage without good reason thoy must Suturdnv 11 Tho Wednesday puper about an improvement in tho affairs pvuiuuy HUUIU HOW on f l tho drifts grow larger and Higher pay 500 to thepersbn refused will be devoted to uows and no Htienl Ho had a snug amount Tartlea having inventions thov wish to pro of hlsraco Porcival said ho would old piper hardy as he was jopicft The Saturday issue will bo tect should procure their patents through out Lot mo havo CO cents to feCt and tho of money so ho was well equipped BRcnoy Inventors Manual Hopeless Case it He Dies book dovoted to Htorios iniHcellnifv had enough to do to got along at nlnt cott of patents modo of procedurecontaining etc and to swing hl3 scheme Ho wont to drunk on said No Hoart urea poetry etc -- a perfect family otnerluformfttion sent forDo stamr all Every stop burled him ulmost Curatenow is your husband poner in Fairbanks and caused patents wanlod lot which large um Ourllttof And Porcival gavo lilm tho tho tailor l Of money are offered sent with tho Manual free nuut utui in uiu Duiseiuss wmie sea Mrs Ballyhooloy a most marvelous suit of clothos to Record Wo find Each for patsnts procured around andmoro than onco ho was Mrs B Ochono tho dpctor says twolvo issuo will bo six pages or through our purchasersBranch offices in all th SIUc agenoy Broadcloth bo mado for him pages u week an iiicreaao of principal cities and in all foreign countries You can always tqll an bid in up to his very shouldors that if Pntbrick lives till tho morn- ¬ two pages A PatonHeathor shoes ilned flow gloomy and dreary it looked ing therell bo somo hone but if ho columns a a week 104 nnceH or RJW THE WORLDS PROGRESS high hat A shirt of dazzling whito bachelor by tho way ho looksfat year O 3 Bailey Manager ovory strango woman who comesto that cold dark forest after tho dont thon Bhuro wo must jist give The politics of tho pnpor will not bo 50M07 PLUM T CINCINNATI O og ness bright fire and merry company- that uphopo--Tit-B- its Washington la Democrat changed and tho battlo for puro Do When laproav In tiiis boforo tho town e mre to fHenHon thit jtaytr j And nil curled up arid long glad my cheeks nlnt dimpled And that Im Eittn strong X wlsht my voloo was hoarser To talk llko Undo Dan Bacauao I want to hurry And git to be a man Im glad tho women never Como up to mo and Bay Oh what o purty little boyl In that soft kind of way I wear big Shoes and always Mnko nil tho noise I can Because I want to hurry And git to bo a man I Onct tried to chew tohaoker But couldnt do It quite It mndo mo awful dizzy Thoy eald I was a sluht But aomo tltno when Im older I bet you that 1 can I wont give up that easy Causo I want to be a manl Ive got on pas suspenders Wight I had whiskers too And that my feet was bigger And schoolln was all through Wlsht Edison or eomo ono Would como out with a plan To help a boy to hurry And git to bo a manl S E Klser In Cleveland Leader QETTINQ TO BE A MAN Llttlo John Henry Loqulttir Im glad my hair nlnt yallow Im Two KolUo band ho told Pcrcival In hlsmbcturo of Engltah and Sioux it will causo emulation tn three weeks I oxpcot thoro will not bo any mora Indians wearing G strings and blankets What pay ought nn Indian to got as clorlr in a drug storo Thus garbed In all tho glory of Solomon ho went across tho river to tho camp of tho Two Kottlo band Ho waa gone threo days and reap pearcd in Pcrclvals offlco clad in about four conts worth of buckskin and cotton Porcival n3kod about his clothes ft is a groat success said tho To instill that feeling rofonrier of self respect which good apparel brings you understand most of his words wore of Sioux manufacture but I lent that is what thoy moan t it to Elk Walks A way a noted aud vehement drunkard whoso habits It mado a need correcting sadly What matters the gloom of the pessimists day We both havo a charm that will drlvo It 4 away Kvo learned It from Adam It alwaysproves true Repeat with mo dearest 1 lovdyou Your father and mine darling did nut dis ¬ dain i To teaoh to their sweethearts this won drous refrain Theres happiness Coming through what will ensue If only youll trust In mo 1 tovo you Sco nee what a change Hear tin wide world rojolfo sprang Into life at the Round of your It For a moment ha T 0 UANBERY tclt almost tempted lo wish that ho Kver he samo slncd tho woHd llfe bogati And tho glad stars sung oer the birth of had yielded to the entreaties Of lu9 lUUIli ho was Three words tinge this aphorc with a friends nnd stayed whore roseate liuo but ha choked down the thought na HANBGRY Do you know them ply sweetheart T I love being unworthy of tfio bluid o the you UiiHrHid Si Detwwn Teilh McLeodf and struggled man I LOVE YOU bet had ju3t left MiSHRYBR PEOPLES und Eleventh WAREHOUSE SHRYER fe- Proprs K fully on HOPKINSVILLE Ilnrkl Surely tho storm must bo bli fdpJiiipHng njul Eclling1 all tobacco consignee about to break for there was tho All tobnedd insured unices DBA LfberSfirnvn frets on lijbiieeo ivTmbro distant moan of tho wlptl sounding to drearily through tho frozen trcos itheiwrne instructed htx stood out white and gaunt like giant Ikolotons against tho Delight Your Family And yet was It pitch black sky WxYfJ By leaving your measure with us tho wind or was it something far CCufhlml ym yVSSlLl j ELY CO I INTELLIGENT PROGRESSIVE FARMER f 200 Arlington Hotel Louisville Ky tROYAL 1 Insurance Company OF LIVERPOOL CO jut fl i WALTER F GARNETT nuriimiLLc j j I NEW WORLD j j Twico-u-wee- k I j I Throws-His-Hatcho- t- I j K Throws-His-Hatcho- t- COR Kentnc Ki a n For Only sewing-machin- 250 THE P y nMiral YEAR Kcutuckian jut J PATENTS Fatenta Wanted j i 1 I I 1 money--Chica- go bte IlyiiArlfti ii 3- tjojmtit0tmu suntuci CIKOUIT TKwaf ODBT MHKCTOKT Monday in February term term two uowoVitlilr MondoTln May torm three HiweV5 first Monday In September tiiOHBlsTl AW Fourth Monday In February s4xweoKs First Monday in June tetra Hera weeks Fourth Monday In September Per IrOAfcLOWAY Second Monday In April torm ill AUKUBb wtui AlJireO TVUI9jruB tfiuiiui ivra weeks Second Monday In November a termthreo weeks 5viLYOK First wonuay in way term iwo PJreeS first Monday In August term two wUecksj WSt Monday in uepieniDer teiraiwo reeks First Women Ilnw omrnion nn clir nlc llrftM H ciiiiHr iu w iiuii Wmueii know llicv iireluf ii Icrungcd Irmncgntid fllliirfif elMf prjjutlH to prfirm ilirir imiutni jiuibliuns LEANS ON MHS LAM0NT That Lady Is Mrs Olovolands Olosoat Intimate f WiNTt r vrtlne coiiplc Hit iip in nn iiuiim it i Uiihi otfiaut fit of Mure gunrflliters lti r fit tuiI vi iilllirtvctclear win VHtl aurs t I inrvpni finl Socially tho Last Six Week or tho Ires- ont Administration Will Do Very Animated Some Historic Itostdenccs tSpeelnl Washington Letter Men like political letters Young peo- ¬ ple enjoy dcscrlpjtlve letters The ladlcis like society letters The corre- ¬ spondent who would please Ills readers uinl 1ciUr raltli rr TXT FESSJONAL CARDS NEELY BUCHU fVorklngmen Aro Ulpnined Btehop Potter oi New Yorlc noting hs arbitrator In four importaht trlkea WILLIAM B i- -- Main St within tho last 18 montho inakca the following1 statement If I were asked to say which side employers or em ¬ ployeswas distinguished for tho bet¬ ter manners I should unhesitatingly declare- In favor oi tho laboring men Lit CRANK K1YK8 Ho nleo spoko of tho singular dignity with which the men listened to the S Attfirncv- at Law j j arguments of their opponents Tljls Is liopklnsvllleKy impartial testimony from ono whose f4 ainH li1a l wu fairness as au arbitrator makos hie rroucein me vuurs uil nitaladaM -- - tKit U1 Attorney at Law y Sargent Building Ji IJl1 Special Attention to tuo r UOHOCUUU Ulf VJlttlluo iiti nuln i W olHtng counties Offlce Court St near AYeber RMT E WARFIKLl Jr Lawyer Good words worthy of consideration manners good judgment and a Hlnoere ucairo only for what is just as between man and man would soon reconcile the nlienatlons of labor and capital Tho Wonderful SXarchlns Ant nopklnsvllle Ky t Ofllce with CallU Wallace hi lB M S MKBIlIWETnKR Office Late of LoutsTllle Iientlst Hopklnsvllle Ky In SuminerBulldlng over Batsett Cog DKEW SARGENT M D n queer specimen of ant which which the natives call the bashlkonny which marchea tlirough the foreata in a regular llne- This line usually aver ¬ ages about two inches in breadth and la often several miles long and with not a All along tho break In tho column line says thogreat traveler large and fierce looking ants act ns officers keep- ¬ ing the singular army inorder Paul Du Challlu tells of the dolnpa of and thereby cam his salary should try to interest and entertain all of the pa trons of the paper The large majority of correspondents arc men and they know very little about society at least not enough to write Interesting social letters But When tho editor culls for a letter on social affairs there Is nothing for a man to do but call on some obliging lady friend for facta in that line and that Is what I hnvft done Write a letter about the ladles of says Pauline Ambler the cabinet Wrlto about their homes and the way they entertain people Tell them about Ihe intimate lilrndhlp existing be tween the wife of the piesidentandthe wife of the Mjeietarj of war It is a fact that Secretary nnd Jlis Daniel S Lamont arc the Lord and Lady Church hill of thejirt MMit administration While tho secretaty v hit pcrs confidentially in the car of the president Mrs Lauont presides sweetly but tyrannically over Cnpt Hcrndori who said with bis dying Dont give up tho ship breath Facing the northwest corner of La fayette park and diagonally opposite the residence of Secretary Lamont is the antique residence v hlch Commodore Decatur built in 1812 After Decaturs ihnth the house Was successively oc cupied by Henry Clay Mnrtln Van Iluren tidwnrd Livingstone Jacksons secretary of state George M Dallas Judah L Henjamm nnd finally Gen Benle whose guest Gen Grant has been for weeks ot a time The window in the south ttnll of tho house was ordered ctt by Van Buren in older that he might sec the signals displayed bv rnrkson from the white house Only a few doors from the old Woods house is the home ot the Cosmos the us a monument to the memory of that fentlc lady who was the Wife of Presi dent Arthur and daughter of gallant SEE llHlllflT 1111 II ll CASTOR 11iiiT THAT THE FAOSIMILE SIGNATURE OF mini ii i n i iTi nlii ll h iVegelablcPrcparationror As- ¬ similating IheFood andueguta Ung llic Stomachs andBowels of EQfflEIimmil3I Promotes DigcslionChcerful Wot Narcotic ness and RestContalns ncilncr CtonimMorpliiiifi nor Mineral 5fffiifa IS ON THE Aepv oroumrSAMVumxusm JavfJan Sad WRAPPER OF EVERY jhuttStal IfSnvfttd- XfiniuyniSffimr BOTTLE for Constipa ¬ Fvcrish CXE1 Worms Convulsions MltB tion Sour StonachDiarrhoca ApcrfccHlemcdy Smallpox tho Oldest Disease Physician and Surgeon One of the oldest of actual specified Ky Hopklnsvllle diseases would probably be smallpox Offlce Uth and Main streets opposite City which on tho authority of Masudl at tacked the African tribes who made rx- Court Room Telephone Noi cursions into Arabia and laid siege to TGYATKS Physician and Oculist nopklnsvllle Ky Office with Dr Hill Main stree f McOALLEN Mecca in the latter half of the sixth century is AD Molt Ayrea tho Fulton ex editor goiug to St Lonirt to take clirtrgo of it Biiptist nVHpnper aud printing estiihliflliinent SO YEARS EXPERIENCE YATES Rear o First national uaroeranop nopklnsvllle Ky National Bank Oth street First B OYDiPOOL N W BkTbers 7th street Hopklnsvllle Ky ijmrra TRADE MARKS DCS1CNS COPYRIGHTS o Anyone sending a sketch and description may quickly ascertain free whether an Invention Is probably patentable Communications strictly confidential Oldest agency t orsecurlror patents In America Wo have a Washington offlce Patents token through Mima Co receive ipocialuotlco in tho Espeolal attention to patrons clean linen atlsfiwtory service Call andboconvlnced C H GUMAER PRACT7CB A1 D LIMITED TO SCIENTIFIC beautifully llluitrated Book oh AMERICAN largest circulation ot Address pye Ear Hose and Throat EVANSVILLE IND Y anr sclentlflo Journal weekly terms 300 a year J1S0 six mouths tipoclmen copies and IIand CO MUNN 801 Ilroailwny Now York 416 UPPER FIRST STREET Patents sent free Timo Tallo Mall Express 0OINO SOUTH No 1 Dally Electrical InHuItrTes No 3 Dally Mall Express TBA1N8 Lr Evansvllle Hendorson Corydon Morganfleld DeKoven OEOpni At Hopklnsvllle NORTHBOUND No 4 Dally No 3 Dally Mall Express Mall Express i sa p di 620am iv flopKiusvllle 415 p Hi 627 a m Ar Princeton 541 p m 781 a m Marlon 6S7pm 827 am DeKoven 7l2pm 002a m Morganfleld Marlon Princeton 615am 703am 723am 765 am 827am fl2Iam 1021 am 1180 am 608pm 681pm 603pm 687pm 785pm 40pm 8i0pm ArEvansvllla Corydon Henderson 315 am Dally Lv Prlncewn 1020 am Ar Hopklnsvllle 500 p m Lv Ar Princeton Local freight will carry passengers between iHopklnsvllle and Princeton UNIONTOWN BRANCH Tnnn PREKtlCT 80 am l5iiom 865 p m 807pm 741pm 7i5rm South uouna uaiiy 625 pm 725 a m Ly Unlontown 660 p m Morganfleld Ar 760ra North Bound Dully 715 pm 810 am LvMorganfleld 7 40 oum Mitchell n m ar MSHBRWOODAgt unioniown BV K G PA Hopklnsvllle Ky VIA OHIO VALLEY RAILWAY S W and Illinois Xn connection with 0 O Central to Louisville Clnolrmattl Memphis ana points uejunu New Orleans 5 20 a m 253 p m Lv Hopkins viile 710 a in 640 pro Ar Memphis IS Wiiooa 650 pm ArPaducah 7 80 p m 740 a in Ar New Orleans 615 pm 1110 p m Ar Louisville owu a m v rtlnnlnnfttl with Close connection msdo at Princeton Pull- voiilhnln traius earrvlng iii man buflet sleepers and free inclining ohalr cam A nni U FoTJISVILLE ST LOUIS AS HAILWAY WKSt TEX No1 61 boond No 53 Dally Dally Lv Louisville West Point v Brandenbuig Irvlngton Stephensport Cloverport LewlsPortV J2PPm 8 80Pa 7am 4PS SinJSJ 20pm xm pm 64 Onsboro ArBlrVonV KASTBeoND IlBtpm P 9 44pm 11 05 10 08pm 1128 10 48pm 13 07 13 51 SlKSisMS 2Dm J52an in 1P No Da pm No 62 Dfty Hawespviiiev E i 8ss sss 9 depth and coldness the waters of Lake Superior do not givo up tholr dead A recent traveler there asked the captain -- - V West 100pm 800u 2 A r Louisville of a Lake Superior steamer why he curried llfo preservers the water being so For further Information address H O Mobpub A G PA sugar coated pills which tear you all to wrote Lucllo cold that ono could not long survive LoulsvlllaKy or above facing the whlto immersion On tho corner oleces aro not In it with Iloods Kasy to take Oh was the nonchalant W L Mitts house is St Johns Episcopal church reply we carry the corks so that it Owensboro Ky as tno court cnurcn Jong known bo It was attended by every president be ¬ will easier to recover thobodlesl Have Yocr iuoioaBApns Made At Argonaut fore Lincoln Since the civil war Pres ¬ WYBRANTS 1 ident Arthur Is tho only president who lilt Willow Treo and easy to operatels true has been h regular attendant and com- ¬ A willow treo In front of Mr Barkers NEW STUDIO ot Hoods rills whloh are 11 municant there After the death of his house in East Sullivan N II spreads No 580 Fourth Avenue up to date In every respect W wife President Arthur caused a me ¬ DO feot and is OS feet high and its cir- ¬ and sure All 0f certain to bo placed In the cumference one foot nbovo tho grouud igglsts 3M 0 1 Heod It Co Lowell May morial window church and there it will stand forever i 16 feet Ta only rllto to take IU He4a SampariUa 1100 1128 J s ohSnspor t Irvine ton Brandenbunr 67am 617pm am fliopm am 6 89pm s M An idea of tho vast extent of tho electrical industries can bo formed when it is stated that careful inves- ¬ tigation reveals tho fact that tho capital invested in tho various elec- ¬ trical arts is not less than 1500 000000 The very magnitude of this vast capital indicates the enormous extent to which electricity now lends its aid to the other natural forces previously brought under human control Ono can scarcely enter an industrial establishment of any importance h public building or a private residenco having any pretense of comfort or luxury without meeting with familiar or unfamiliar eloctrical appliances Not only aro electric motors to be seen everywhere but tho electric current is made to regulate tins operation of steam throttle valves clocks and manyother appliances to machinery It is not easy to guess where all this No doubt electricity will will stop continue to iuvado fields wherein mechanical construction has hereto- ¬ fore been wholly relied upon and other mechanical movemonts will Bos- ¬ in their turn bo supplanted ton HeraliL One Mode of Execution During tho middle ages great criminals such as parricides and MRS DROVER CLEVELAND persons who conspired against tho by horses tou hotel in which Secretary Laraonts king were torn to pieces ono or two powerful steeds being homo is located has undeniably the fastened to each limb and driven in most interesting history of any locality Ravaillac tho J in this country At the time of the revo- ¬ different directious assassin of Henry IV and Damiens lution it wus an insignificant part of David Hums farm Hut long before tho who conspired against Louis XV Hritish soldiers tramped overiton their this manner wore put to death in way to burn the white house in 1813 Oldboy Say plumber you the political grandees of the land had are a very improvident man leaving already begun to build their homes thoso pieces of lead nuts and screws around it The center of that farm is Theyll surely bo now ono of the most beautiful spots lying about Oh no sir Youll in Washington Lafayette park lost Loadly Tho great double mansion east of Harlem find em alt la tho bill Secretary Lamonts residence was built Life by Matthew St Claire Clark long clerk of the bouse of representatives It af ter ward become the homo of the British legation ItwoshoreSlrBnlwerLytton lived during his embassy It was also here that Ida son Owen Meredith When you take Iloods mis The big land is as fondly attached to Mrs La niont as ever good Queen Anne was to her doting duchess When Mrs La mont first went house hunting Mrs Cleveland accompanied her and insist ed on the secretary settling as near the white house as possible Consequently the secretary closed the lease for thu old Woods house on Lafayette squaie facing the executive mansion This Is the housu that Mrs Cleveland picked out of all those visited for her There is almost in dear friend obstructed view between tho two houses and as Old Hickory used to signal io Von Buren across the pork when oimirB of state were in a flurry so can Mrs Cleveland call for her con- ¬ fidential friend when there aro little social and domestic questions to be con- ¬ sidered The home of the secretary of war fc ihlstoric itself nnd located in the most historic section of Washington The old house lias rather an important social history Secretary Gideou Welles lived there during the war Senator Stocktons family made it their home when they were leaders in the gay world of fashion Tho house adjoins Daniel Websters old residence now the palatial liomo of Senator Drice The house has no street door but is entered through an aroh driveway and French court The Ohio senator dines all the nobility who chance to visit Washington and takes the lead in tak ing up the latest fads Miss Ambler says that during the entire administration Mrs Lamont nnd Mrs Cleveland have together scttltil many problems which hdvo affected political is well as social life Over the teapot social leaders have been created Over their chocolate or decapitated they hae discussed executive and other state dinners and decided upon the ar rangements of their guests as well as the details of menus Thus together they have given fame to the favored and mediocrity to those who have been disfavored Mra Hoke Smith wtho entertained to lavishly and brilliantly last winter will not bo here this whiter becau6o her husband is no longer secretary of the interior He resigned from the cab- ¬ inet last August nndthe family now re- ¬ sides in Atlanta Gn The small green parallelogram be tween tho white house and the Arling- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ MrsClevelands teakettle Mrs Cleve- ¬ ftcss ondLoss of Sleep Tac Simile Signature of CJISTORIA 1 DANIBL LAMONT Outoria is not up la one tbs tciils cslv It h NEW YORK was erected by James Madison in 1801 lis not sold In balk Dont allow anyone to Bell when he came to Washington to servo as I you anything elf on M plea or promise tnat it Jeffersons secretary of state Twenty is jnt as good and will answer every pur ¬ years later Dolly Madison returned X3- - Beo that you get pose after her husbands death and there Thtbo- for 15 years she hold court and disla ea tiollt M uwv1 uri r wnnrpbHI pensed during the remainder of her igaiturt 5 vrsppu Lvwsw- imM1 cr lifethe gracious hospitality which made her name memorable In tho next two houses hava dwelt Secretary Windoin Senator Fenton and Col Robert G IngersoJl la tho next SS house below lived Admiral Paulding a son of tho obstinate soldier John Paulding who captured Maj Andre The house is now owned nnd occupied by Senator Don Cameron The most famous house in the historic square is no longer In existence r Upon its kite now stands a grand opera house It is a shame upon the common sense of our lawmakers that the old lesidence should hae been destroyed It wus originally the elite boarding house of Washington and ST-oia numbered among its guests John C Calhoun when he was Monroes sec- ¬ retary of war and afterward vice pres- ¬ TTsTO-U-lca37-O-ident and Henry Clay lived in it when be was Adams fcecretary of state Then e it became the property of tho cele- ¬ brated Waslungton club of which Sickle and Key were both members and the tragedy which associates their name took place in front of its door Later it became tho war residence ot Secretary Seward and there the dead ly assault was made upon Seward Cy Paine at the tlmeof Lincolns assassina tion Last it was renovated for the home of James O Blaine who dweltanil died beneath its roof The widow of 3STe-w- that great man with characteristic lack of respect for the brilliant husband whose whole life was clouded by domes ticcares sold thehistoricmuision to peo ple who made no secret of their pur pose to erect a playhouse there Cou gress had an opportunity to buy it but failed to do so Society has circled around the square lu which these houses of historic re nown are located just as moths flut ter uround a light Of course the wife of the president is the first lady in tho land and no woman has more worthily worn that tftlo than Mrs Cleveland Tins worn it She has always been gracious and unconventional with the general public while she has been regal and superb in official functions of society But Mrs Cleveland is like all good mothers She cares less for society than she docs far her little ones During the first administration of her liusbaud when she was a young bride she was delighted with her high so cial position and enjoyed every mo ment of her time in social leadership During the present administration she A who are interested in fathering the sale of has been more domestic and yet her official functions have not been neg HONW J BRYANS new book should corresnmid lected She has been very greatly pleased however to have Uie active immediately with the publishers The work will contain assistance and cooperation of Mrs Sec An account ot his campaign tour retary Lamont Indeed again and again has Mrs Cleveland avoided some His biography written by his wife of fiie extra social amenities bj direct ing the ourrent of society towards the His important speeches home of the secretary of war The wife of Secretary of the TreasThe results of the campaign in 1896 ury Carlisle lias held a conspicuous social position and will give numerous A review of the political sititation entextainmenits this winter Secretary of tho Navy Herbert with hia hand Mr Bryan has announced his intention of devoting some daughter will resume their series one half of all royalties to fathering the cause of bimet of entertainments early in January Tho secretafry of ngrlqulture and his alism There are already indications of an enormous sister Miss Mortou will hold weekly sale Address receptions The wives of tho postmaster-general the secretary of tho in B Publishers terior the secretary of stato and fcho iMl851 DEARBORN ST attorney genernl will also participate CHICAGO in the social festivities largest scientific club in the world It CoolTinH So 3Tlasut SSLld U Can 33iail rE3Io use Tou ave Special On oiar Hardware Lumber Complete line of Paints Oils and and Glass D AGG RICHARDS Hon W LL J Bryans Book W CONKEY COMPANY SMITH D FIIY A Good llraion It is said that on account of their U YOURSEF READY No Gripe Hoods Louisville Ky III S for the ChristmnB festivities and your forirml New Year calls by having tho fiuishiug touches put on your new suit before it is too late Perfection tof lit cau only be gained by making tho clothing to suit tho man Vf will make your business or dreei wti as near perfection as its poesiWfcyfife make it Choose the fabric uu uiu reii ai itf fiiaf A rl A Dtf Tb WZ if if J Jl 3MBRB l irim mm Tli Uouriei Journal Wacbiugtoa mk fclwwda 0 tk night U orrecpoudent mjt Geu 8 B Buck BxWr Porry tfaplnlrt will giro nor n mb tu the Houm Friday holding rtcittl at Bethel Female Collogn M YtUDU HUMH UiSJA fJUIIll In hta nrofnflonal wurkM rierrvs a lot oo at CoiiRtef BUiau Hendrieks nr enlult la ilm lootiirH reaitttU thht ill la 4m and It ia ajwalallf waulsto und then h1c1r dck wMn blo4 regular concert progtulnuio of piniiu I u4 wrJma U ih M MEACHAM CHAS Gen Buukuur usually regis tom t workii ccompuuied by au iufurmul lmpwt and aaft prc atariy Ut ten ho Ih tho Metropolitan but this year nm4l j4 mamwj fttA JIm lecture couteriuat cliieay auoui the muiclimit iu vHSUlUlTlON W A YMVR IN ADVANUB ut tho Ebbitt probably became the and tlMU It wot presented but louchiig tbla condition of tb iblood Immbm tk4 womM former hotel is devoted exclusively to comncwitions upon an poinw oi imoi ara run dorrn iuciuentaiiT octu Uftdluc notice zOccntB per line tho reception of silvertles and the eat iu the Uvea and characters of tho Sptclat Local S cents line cacb Insertion General is not ou iutiinalo lorrns with roat UuBtors and running into tho Tlradf WK Nrvua Katea fdr itandliiK mlrertUenienta turnUhm them these daya Than baeauta on application undauiental principles of art and pbyilclaa aaya of th work ltaall Xrafjr ao and that tha only ram This ii drawing it down pretty fine aistbetics trtivx aia south main stukei to a point In his remark Mr Perry impresses tij la la bulldlaa up by taking a rood When a eoldbuir gets narra toslc blood pwiaat and tltallces Rlirwhoro ho will not Htop at a hotel that upon hm earers with strong amivalue likelloodaSaraaparllla Forthatroublaa dignity and TUESDAY JAN 2G 1897 the nog muPLh entertains silver men it is about time of music from a eeuuino art stand Peculiar to Women at changa of aaaaon cllmata or life or raaultina horn hard for tho fool killer to bo sent for to point and of art frutu the standpoint nua ucnuuium auii impura uiuuu lie fouud sprinkle some insect ponder on him of humanitv thus 8ecuriiir from his tbouaanda hara found xaliaf and cura la Inspector Lester says V hearers a keouer iutereflt and a more nothing wrong at tho Lexington asyHis appearance A young Christian county farmer profound attention lum adjudged insane said us he hero will bo a rortl musical treat who was tho court mom thut ho had been IllilH For Aajrlum Groceries Tiio orditiauco prohibiting hfgh loft every iuee he volol for free crazy hata in theatres has gono into effect silver Courier Journal Bids will bo recoivod ou 5 tierces of but the men can still go out belwoou iimu lard kettle rendered 5 bbs of granYes ami tue samo yuuu l per boitla tho acta threw his arms ulated sugar 10 bnxes of Pretty soap Tb Ods Trua Blood rarlfler while being tried Prparcd onl jr br C I llood A Co Lbwcll Ka Tylor tho negro turn 20 cufies of tomatoes 20 cases of corn I around Kiuuoy are the only pills to take 5 bbs of N O A lot of French Dooks are having a key and khsed him with all the 1000 lbs bacon sides coffee 10 boxes Hood rlllS with Uoods Sarsaparllla Molassos 10 bags of which is heir to lawsuit to determine ardor of a lovorexclaiming as ho did so to the royal arms of tho French I never kissed a nigger before and I of Greenwich Lye to be furnished InWestern Kentucky Asylum for the republic SPECIAL LOCALS Ho seems sane Hopkinsvillo Ky Prices to be want to seo how it goes W U9iial routo to re on goods laid down at Hopkinsville to havo taken tho HARPER Whiskey is liquid music All goods to bo first cIbbs in quality A large number of tho citizens of nounce freo silver Goods will bo selected from tho low- bottled poetry ripo mellow Itefresh met tho other day and liwi iiril rrl r Louisville ing and delicious Tlmrn is hist a littlo dancer that est and best bids on each article The solemnly resolved to beat their way W R LONG For sale by right is reserved to reject any and all n a i ui HoPKtNSviriE Ky on tho street ears unless conductors the Worlds Fair business may bo bids Bids must be handed in at First We havo National Bunk by 10 oclock am Jan are employed and the slot system overdone in the country HouNf nlitl Tot For Sate A H Andehson Chicago in 1893 San Francisco 28 had discarded Tho very desirable cottngo resi Steward in 1894 Atlanta in 1891 Augusta in dence property ou tho corner of Clay We have Twenty Over- ¬ Congressmau elect Wheeler of tho 1895 will have Nashville iu 1897 and 8100 Howard 8100 and 16tu street is for sale The Mh s First district has appoiuted now comes Omaha with the announce The readers of this paper will be house contaius six or eight rooms is coats that are Lua Flowers of Paducah as his ment of a Trans iJississippi Exposi pleaBed to learn that there is ut least situated on n roomy lot and tho locaAil one dreaded disease that scionce has tion is central convenient and desiraprivate secretary n position that pays lion in June 1893 been able to euro in all its stages and ble The property is rented till Jan is in session Wool Suits SlOO while congress that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure 1 1897 Tho house hak recently been Dr Bradley In Troublu Tho place was tendered to Mott is the only positive cure known to the repainted papered and otherwise re To Close this Utile lot of odds Dr S A Bradley and R O El- - medical fraternity Catarrh beincr a paired and is in good condition It Ayers who declined it to go into bus lingsworth were arrested this morn constitional disease requires a consti will be sold at a bargain to any ono The Best on ness in St Louis ing by Corporal Feeney and Police tutional treatment Halls Catuirh wishing to purchase a desirable house and ends we have put A Frankfort special says it is now man Holden and taken to Central Cure is taken internally acting di For further information apply at the settled that Gov Bradley will ap- statiou where they were charged with rectly upon tho blood and mucous Kentuckian office I the price down disorderly conduct The officers were thereby de point a Senator March 5 and then attracted to the livery stable which surfaces of the syBtem of the disease For Rent stroying the foundation call au extra session later Maj A is kept by Bradley on Green street and giving the patient strength by to Store house aud factory at La T Wood formerly candidate for Gov- between bixth and beventb Upon building up the constitution und as fayette Ky Apply to ernor is now tipped for tho place in- going into the office they discovered sisting nature in doing its work The Elliott Cooped admrs the two men hghting proprietors have so much faith in its K J Cooper deod stead of Terkea When the officers entered they curative powers that they offer One f und Bradley with a pistol in his Hundred DoJIars for any case that it For Sale or Exchange District Attorney Smith coutinues hand The two men were taken to faileo to cure Seud for list of testvery ill and Hon Geo W Jolly the the atation house where Dr Bradley imonials I have four very desirable town lots Address with cottages and well improved well known Republican politician of stated that Ellingsworth had como F J Cheney Co Toledo O premises to sell or will exchange one OwenBboro has been appointed by into the stable and there began quarreling Tho quarrel grew into alight Sold by Druggist 75c or all for farm land in Christian the President as u special deputy to and Dr Bradley struck Ellingsworth county For particulars apply to Halls Family Pills are the best helD Assistant Attorney Arthur over tho left eye Neither party G A aiLLE Hopkinsville Ky Coda Jeiti Spioceby Coming Wallace during tho term of Federal would state the causo of the fighl iiiaa A New England comedy Uncle Ellingsworth is Bradleys stepfather List of Testimonials Court at Oweusboro HMRti The two men were takou into the Josh Spruceby will bepreaented at We tho undersigned citizens of City Court and tho cuses wore con- the Opera House on next Friday Hon Chas H Long President of tinued until to morrow morning Hopkinsville and surrounding evening January 29th The play is country take pleasure in recommendthe Louisville Water Company ia in Louisville Post 22od something appealing to human nature ing the cleaning of our feather beds water some degrees hotter than that Death of Taylor Oliver and in its freshness lies the secret of cleaned by the American Feather he furnishes to the pub id His com Mr Taylor Oliver died at his home its success There are no overdrawn Working Co as being first cla6s and pany has been indicted or is threat in this citv on last Sunday at 120 scenes or actions but a truthful and perfectly reliablo work in every parened with iudictmeutat Frankfortfor oclock and was buried at Mt Pleas natural picture of New England lifo ticular and say it is a good thing for failing to pay a franchise tax to tho ant Monday He was 55 years old The central figure is of course Uncle feather beds uff regards health and and had been nick ouly a week He Josh the honest old New Englaud cleanliness especially State Mrs S W Kirkpatrick and his family had just moved into farmer whose quaint humor and rustheir new homo in Walls addition tic simplicity kenp the audience in au it M Anderson The Spanish soldiers are now paci He leaves a wfo a son i nd a daugh uproar contiuually Special scenery Dr Andrew Sargent iMrs Eldora Boyd fying Santa Clara province by pois t r At the time ol his death ho was and effects will be introduced in wouderful realistic sawE M Sherwood THOROUGH INSTRUCTION IN BOOK KEEPIMQ 8H0RT HAMD TYPE WRITIM PEIMAN8HIP wens ana springs a compauy working in the Bioaddus machine cludiug the oning shf ps Mr Oliver was the father of mill scene The fuuuy street parade C M Armstrong TEIEIRAPHY ETC ETC AT THEftfiYTnT A 8TRATT0N BUSINESS C011E1E SOOTH WEST of Spanish guerrillas beat the Cubaus Abuio Oliver ono of tho principals in takes place at noon and the Hay CATAL01UE FREE KY Mrj B K Brouaugh CORNER THIRD AND JEFFERSON STREETS LOUISVILLE to a poisoned well last week and 25 the famous Olirer Delaney tragedy seed band will no doubt be watched Mrs C P Nolen for with interest Seats on sale at Morganfield Sun were killed The survivors then re T L MetcaUe wowyyuyf Galbreaths wwcrtw T E Bartley venged themselves by shooting a Hud Garth In Trouble Ellis Roper Negro Killed a White Man of women and children who number C G Layne Elkton Ky January 23 -- Bud Russellville Ky January 22 Joel knev nothing of the poisoning Mrs S A Wade Garth a rather famous Todd ounty Mrs John Moayou character was arrested by the Mar Conn aged 32 tho sou of Charles Mrs Emma Boyd The first Kentucky woman ever ad anal of Trenton yestercluv charged Conn one of the wealthiest farmers WVVSwvKuar J G Audersou initted to the practice of law by the with stealing 7 from J ft Burton iu Southern Kentucky was killed a butcher of that Gaith was J D Anderson Court of Appeals received her lice ifo hold iu a S250 bond city Circuit Court lust night near Black Jack Tenu for P C Carter and others just ucross the state line Conn with Friday She is Miss Xisba Breck- which failing to give he was placed a party of t6n or twelve hall goue to WJErjrjmMm lNXWVWVV MATKiniONlAI inridge a daughter of Col W C P in jail at this place Garth is just a negros house to warn him to leave THOMPSONS OLD STAND Breckinridge personally very attract oat of the penitentiary where he the county Mooiie Phillips Mr Ii L Mocra As the party waB turning away ive and a very accomplished young served a term from the house after giving the darkey and Miss Martha J Phillips a popuTo Hang woman The Judges who heard her Fnwiltfort notice to leave Conn was shot down lar Kelly couple were raarriedFriday examination Bey she stood one of the Frankfort Ky Jan 22 The jury from an upper window by Geo Dun evening ia the case of Charles Taylor tho ne- ning and his compauions fled The best over heard by the court New and Elegant Funeral Car for tho Dndertaking Department Mr Jett B Wntkius and Mi6s Etta gro accused of murdering Nellie negro was accused of stealing meat Burba both of Wallonia were mar- ¬ Dick Everett a Practical Undertaker of 20 years experience has Stopp returned a verdict of guilty ried in Cadiz Wednesday last Rev The Morganfiold Sun announces this afternoon and fixed the prisoneid from his neighbors charge of this branch of our business sheriff that it will refuse to be bound by tho punishment at death The jury was of Dunning surrendered to theevening L E Campbell officiating Simpson county Friday Give us a call No 8 Main Street HOPKINSVILLE KY fusion in Union county by which out an hour Senter Mooke Mr JasA Senter aud was taken to Bowling Green to and Mrs Mnrgaret Mooshy an aged the Populists are given only one 300 v avoid the danger of a mob country couple wero married ut the office that of representative nisHolutlon Notice Doth Iu Uoe Grave residence af Mr Clemens Uetor near Lamb tho Populist candidate was Following the dissolution of tho Lufayette Ky Jan 20 Mrs M the city Sunday New Goods required to pledge himself to go Moore I havo to New Storel Alexander MoKinney Mr Van firm of Garnett Boyd widow of Jos M Boyd who F into the Democratic legislative cau NEXT D0OH TO PLANTEnS BANE died three days ago expired at 2 p Buren Alexander a well known Cadiz announce that Stephen E Trice Jr merchant aud Miss Liua C McKin cus and to nil iutents and purpose Drv Goods Nntinrm niul Milliiiftrv jk r in to day She had been an invalid nor daughter of Mr Joel McKinuey is associated in tuo office with me under the firm name and style of Bargains in everything Sailors r ho will be a Demoeiat Tho Sun ex for a uumber of years but grip was will be united in marriage to morrow waiter x uarnett a uo wno will Walking Hats and Trimmed Hats at causo of her death the immediate plains further in a double leaded edi VADonAN PAOE Mr Winston H continue tho General Insurance Bust less than cost Have bought some She was buried iu the same grave torial that tho Populists are in dan- with her husband The couple ieave Vaughan a prominent cattle doaler ness at the old standcornur ofEighth big lots in childrens and Misses - ger of capturing tho State because h made up of the most essential four eons all grown und a large circle of Texas und Miss Maud Pace the aud Main Streets Hopkinsville Ky CloaltB and Capoa for ladies Havo elements that go to nourish they have been given the representaof friends They were prominent aud oldest daughter of Mr W B Pace representing the following leading justreturned from the EaBtand goods Where the appetite the bod of Hcrndon eloped to Teunessee aud Americun and foreign companies to are just pouring in Come in and my wealthy people tive in BreckenridgeHardiuWebster Royal Insurance Company of prices will do the talking Bargains wero married near Noahs Spring wit is varying or lacking it in ¬ Hendersou and other counties now Ixrmer Accidentally Shot Immediately after tho ceremony the Liverpool Niagara Fire Insurance are reliable und we mean business creases it and where digestion represented by Republicans and Cadiz Ky Jan 22 Last evening couple left for their home iu the Lone Company of New York Fire Assois rrcakf it aids it to perform ciation of Philadelphia Pa United - are nsking for representative F in Hop Mr John Davis a farmer living two Star state 1 MAIN ST OIU COUKT IIOUS15 Firemans Insurance Company of kius Caldwell and other counties sim- ¬ its function in a more vigorous Shanks Nall Col and Mrs I B Philadelphia Pa Metropolitan Plate miles west of here while riding with No Thooble to Snow Oob Goods It enriches the blood way jjjr If the Democrats ilarly afflicted a gun across his knees was thrown by Nail of Louisville announce the Glass Insurance Company Travelers makes healthy flesh and cures A trade off a dozeu or more Ropub his horse uiBChargim me gun me marriage of their daughter Leafy to of Hartford Accident Department can Notice to UuslnesaMcn chronic coughs and colds by contents entering his leg above the Mr Harry Thompson Shanks to take National Building Loan Associarepresentatives Charlie for ten lican making it possible for the body Business men should leave word nt knee It is thought tho limb will have place on Thursday February 18 at 9 tion and Special Agent for the Now or twelvo Democratic officers for four oclock at Christ Church Cathedral York Life Insurance Company to be amputated to resist disease Our friends tell their homes if they want their hotTscs Mr Shanks is tho car accountant of yearn m u ozen Republican counties Thnnking tho public for past favors numbered It is imposBibleforceusiis us IT Works Wonders Died ut 211 Iujurlui the Western and Alabama railroad and respectfully soliciting u contin- takers when assicrninc dont you tuink it is a seuBiblo thing but we never like to over state immberH in The little eon of Mr L T Hollo and is now stationed nt Montgomery uation of the samo may cause somo local Bore to do It come downtown and hunt up the the merits of our remedy even well of Princeton who was severely Aln where the young couple will reKespecfully imsHtn oive ui Uiiion county but iHisiness mau to unu u uo wants a when it has been tested and scalded one day last week died of its side WALTEIt F GinNETT remember that the deil tried for you must injuries overtwenty fiveyears being caused the census takorsto do In some rospects Wootton and addB 3Q or 300 PopuliBt votes to tho If you will ask for it we will rllia UU14 rltn ninl s minlmMitira flll U1U twin UI IIUIMUUUIItj IIJ Bramo were not unlike Both wero Child Unried Dui4Mio htule ticket and 800 votes send you a book telling you being delayed They were nbout tho Be sons andTjEAVb 23 Ernest tho dead game Guthrie Ky Jan A Bright Boy or Girl WOBD AT YODB DOOSE samo ago Both were widowers WuJd Jrfhanged tho result lust more about the subject than we 8 year old son of F T Taylor waa Each was the father of three children Democratic Committeo We every town In the ylclnlty where la thl and Already can put in a few words badly burned yesterday Tho child Each had a murried daughter aud there la nut an agent to sell the Nkw Money to Loku at 8 percent L un diuity has ucted wisely anil York Lkdokb America Ureateit Story Iauor attempted to get somo matches from two younger sons Go to your drujetst for Scotf a Emul ¬ Their children by tlioweekiiiHl not as Hent making a cents Mnhnv In lnnn nn firRf lnoq Hlirin of principlo for vitijoutanysucrifice llui mantel when his clothing became went to school together and young on every copy sold No charge being made for tinn county farm at G pur vent interest sion Two slza 0 eta and J00 No Poaslblo Klsk For In tho groatcqnflict just begun it is ignited und were not put out until Wootton and young Brume recently unsold coplos at the ottlce of this paper full Long timo to replace loan if desired particular call SCOTT tc BOWNE New York received perhaps fatal bad a fight in which Brumes boy got RepubTicainj on one aide and the the child hud the W S Hale Alty Apply to A coal war ia on at Lexington burns the worst of it people on tho other Hopkinsville Ky IPpfP n vm jJit Sv trs aita l L i i vi Womans I A Plain 6 jpS vn i fe i Hoods Sarsaparllla i 1 Question Do You fi Want To Keep Warm too I III I rr r I ntt-n- k S5CO H mm 10 to 75 SIO Worth 1250 Iflt 750 AM1ST Clothing Shoe Co jC WWWffiWffitWWWWGW 0 F I3 Rensiiaw Furniture and TJudertaker and LOWEST FRIGES liilt New Stock Best Goods ir feu Scott s S Emulsion ATTENTION COHEN J i i Thrco-Xeor-Ol- d WAITED c w i r u 6 i A d VYwi w 1 V It takes Gumption Grit and Glory to Fire the Big Gun but it shall I Cannonading High Prices In absolute bargains it eclipses them all be Done for Your Benefit Listen to the Crash of Those Falling Note the Boom of our Rushing Business Prices Hear Report of Delighted Buyers u We Float the Banner-- Of Supremacy E TO BE Above Out Annual Clearance Sale Ready with Our Bargains Above us stands no compet- ¬ IS Its a blessing to be within reach of such an opportunity Kii We make prices which you can- ¬ not resist Our Annual Invantory brought out the fact that in many lines we are too heavy stocked at this season of the year We have determined to reduce them in order to make room for our Spring Stock We have not permitted greed We have made up our minds to let them go Profit or no for profit to deter us in the least profit Cost or no Cost ing stock below us lie no competing prices we will commence with bargaius we will continue with bargains M 41 Hls k FIFTEEN DAYS of Bargains Unequaled in History Dress Goods Dress Goods Read these prices in our 13 IS we lead them all We have to All woolfilling col chains 40c 85c many at this season and have Good cotton 35c 15c made up our minds to move Hemp You cant afford to Best Tapestry Brussels 05c them out GOc We intend to close out the balance of our Fall and Winter buy elsewhere especially until 55c 50c Hats no matter what the sacrifice the cost shall cut no figure you have seen and priced ours Domestic Deportment MILLINERY In style quality fit and price Lowell IngruiiiH or sup 45c worth 55 ii ii ii Our invoice has devolved mnny Masonville remnants which we havo placed on Fruit our bargain counter We want to LoBsdalc sell them in making the prices coat outs no figure they MUST GO 10 yards to a customer -6 12Jc ii ii ii ii ii 55 45 85 25 85 75 70 05 55 i Dress Patterns at All of our Novelty Wool 1 3 off 5c Full standard apron chocks 5c coiion piuwu 5 06 7 50 Great Western 4 1 brown Cotton 5c 3 33 5 00 nTClncnnt lino French outintr cloths 45 inch all wool silk finish Serge 30c splendid colorB quality A 1 Retail 55c 50 price is 12c we offer at extreme low Worth actually 85c 7o price J PauBe and think what this means 8 00 812 00 Suit for 6 66 10 00 5c Yard wide blenched cotton Pepporell 104 Bleach Shooting 18c I 16Jc brown 22c Dtica 10 4 bleached A RV they shall move if prices will do it We cannot mention prices here we hardly know where to begin 40c f Tinlrint gains shoes perfectly sound Ptock sizes from 1h to 5 at 50c on Hjo dollar Thay are not thu lat Hf style lot but are genuine bar 2130 prs ladies ELEGANT LINE OF New Embroideries Ladies Laces Allovers Novelty i Dress Goods 37c 40c 50c 75o Finish- ¬ Ladies oxblood welts 3latest syle 1 00 15 worth ti 20 x 54 in Edges White Goods ing braids Torchon leather trimmed 3 85 wrth 1 25 Eat ies black cloth top 2 75 3 50 18 x 32 in such as Dimities Nainsooks India Linens Ladies pat leathers 5 00 i00 2 00 22 x 89 in Kid lace and but 1 50 Jackonets etc 2 00 150 Kane calf 1 25 27 x 51 in Calf laco and but I 00 New Percales Tailor made Suitings New 1 25 Kid laco and but 1 00 Mattings 15c grade for 10c 12c for 9c 10c for 8c And now comes tho greatest bar gain of them ill 4 x 7 ft largest size Smyrna Rugs Si 50 former price 7 50 35 x 72 in second size S3 09 former price 5 00 80 x GO in third size 2 19 former prico 3 50 fourth Bizo SI 99 former prico 3 00 Brussell Rug fringed 25c worth doublo Brussoll Rug fringed 35c worth double Brussell Rug fringed 50c worth doublo Our 50o Lino for 60o it 750 i 1 00 At Half Price At Half Price Spring Goods just received for Early Spring We have by far the moat choice line to be found in the city Uur regular prices are low but those we quote in this sale are extremely rare bargains because many of them were bought under a force sale from job bers and manufacturers If anyone is shivering from cold aud price has been in the way we remove it now Wo dont intend to carry one over whatever tho sacrifice to us 18 00 wear Cliildreiis Childrons school shoes at groat reductions Tho story is too long wo havnt tho space to particularize garment for 9 00 6 00 1500 12 00 By all Means We Carry 750 The Greatest Line of Gents tans Childrns Union suits 25o price was 40 ii I Gents 8 00 former price 4 00 8 25 150 2 50 3 50 fiUc Ladies ii ii i 75 K II 75c 1000 test Rather than carry them over we put the knife deep and offer them at absolute unheard of prices 12 4C3 95 11 4118 80 11 4C2 55 10 401 93 50 10 4 85 10 4 chances of pneumonia or consumption when you can buy at such closest attention Read our Shoe ad elsewhere 2 50 on this page 5 00 The prices we 1 GO 300 Can you afford to freeze or take quote arc such as to merit your 600 500 300 ii GENTS FURNISHINS linen wraps worth 6 00 5 00 3 76 2 75 2 25 l 125 Little Wares at Little Prices 10c 3 spools cotton for Jewelry 01c is the battle we should all fight lc paper lull count pins 5o Bpool fast color was silks worth the hardest during these times and the finest line of shirts to double the amount 03c Tablets be found anywhere 10c we can help you save it Buttermilk soap box To Save Money Underwear Hosiery Gloves Handkerchiefs Tics 150 Gents hvy wrk 100 mod 100 pat loath 500 119 boots ii it 150 2 50 200 1 50 1 25 150 GOO 1 50 2 25 3 50 gen art it 125 100 150 1 Gents shirts drws 25c drws Gouts shirts Wrights health 50o worth Gonts shirts best Wrights health 1 15 Gonts shirts Aust cam hair 1 45 Gents shirts Wrights health splendid quality 50 mont for you to buy 100 100 100 150 150 40 100 150 200 75 25 In fact wo offer so many bar gains in this department it would tako tho ontiro two sides of this paper to enumnrato thorn lorfuturo if you dont need them for present uso These prices should bo an induce With almost a cortaiuty of a higher tariff thoy cannot bo as low as now 4 r yr Yours Very Truly V Liv Richards y wvmrvrvwviaHVw 11 a m ii Compny Y MX 1 HOPKINSVILLE KY ftvAit Mm v BT t WillL PWPB 6 CZJYCDYCZiYC3YCIDYCZiYCD The hardest work that women do is work that requires the use of soap No woman should be satisfied with anything but the very best soap the soap that does the most work and the best work and that does it quickest and easiest JjojilthwtiiUe lenttttkfrnt OLD liOMAN BOILERS Exoollont Spoclmons Rocontly DIb covorod in PompoiL Thojr TVero Dsecl I CULTIVATION OF HEMP Hot Drinks for Ancient Human mid IJavo Attracted tho Attention of Modern Knglneern for tho Preparation of CLAIRETTE SOAP saves clothes saves money and the strength of the women who use it Clairette Soap makes the women happier and the home brighter It affords double the sat-¬ isfaction that common soaps give yet costs no more saves time Made only by THB N K F4JRBANK COMPANY St Sold everywhere Ioute ICD1CD CDXCDICD READ THIS v Silver Daily THE LOUISVILLE DISPATCH TO BE STARTED That tho nineteenth century is not ho for ahead of the ancients in some things as many persons suppose una demon utrated in a paper read nt Now York beforo tho American Society of Mechan- ¬ ical Engineers by W P Uoliper of Cin clnnati upon the subject of Ancient One might nat ¬ Potnpeilnn Hollers urally suppose that a paper with such a title read beforo such a body would relate to steam boilers and could have therefore little interest for anyone but tho mechanic lint this is not true Tho boilers of which Mr Bonner treat ¬ ed were in reality one of tho adjuncts of elegant life in tho Roman city and were designed to stand ready at hand to supply boiling water for hot drinks in the banquet halls of private houses or in the gay and elegant public resorts whexo society gathered to enjoy itself It is known that hot drinks were as much tho fashion among tho Romans as they oro to day Tho modern gas heat ¬ ers and ranges with their water backs wcro not yet invented when tho Pom peiians wcro in their glory but they didnt go without hot water for that reason In the national museum at Naples are a number of water heating appliances which have been brought from tho ruins of Pompeii and two of tho most interesting and curious of theso were described by Mr Bonner One nppcars not unlike a modern ice water holder and tho other la urn The former as described by ehaped Mr Bonner 1s not unlike an ice water holder in sle also but it is a much more elegant utensil It Is made of bronze and every part of It is beautifully decorated with figures It meas ¬ ures about a foot in diameter and three feet in total height It was fitted with a cover which had to bo lifted off when hot water was needed and the water was taken out with a dipper The jar shaped boiler la of bronze but has a hinged cover and handles at the sides so that tho water could bo poured out by tipping the jur Tho peculiar features of these ad juncts to ancient luxury which at tract the attention of modern engineers aro in their internal arrangements for carrying fire and conserving the heat MARCH 1 1897 Will advocate true BIMETALLISM and will support all Democratic nominees National State District County 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 the 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 tho Free Coinage of Silver and are tired of being called a repudiator fanatic by the so called crank etc etc Democratic papers of Louisville encourage the new paper by subscrib ing for ujittla of the capital stock peo-ple-t- AJ rt58F Sw flk rtJWBW Ui lOMVEIIAJJ izHlX fFtewft BOILERS IHVA thereof First call 2o per cent calls after 10 per cent per mouth No call made before March 11897 Stock books now open for subscript SHARES 25 there- i i tious CALL Oil WRITE THE DISPATCH CO N E Cor Fifth and Main LOUISVILLE KENTUGK w j is of considerably smaller diameter than the outer cylinder so that water legb aro formed all around tho fire pot as in steam boilers More remark ¬ able still the grates are formed of cylin ¬ ders of sheet bronze and these are brazed into the walls of tho Inner cylinder and open into tho water legs so that they form an exact counterpart of our water grates Tho inner cylinder of the straight- - sided boiler is about eight Inches in diameter and a foot high covered with a dome shaped cap A uoor on ono sldo admits tho fuel and three round holes on the opposite Bide near tho top of tho Inner cylinder let out In the the products of combustion jar shaped boiler the inner cylinder in curved to ono sldo and opens to the outer air just above the center to the height of the jar Tho fuel used waa probably charcoal and a handful would furnish hot water for a long time The boilers wero not connected with chim neys but the gases of combustion were permitted to escape into tho rooms As tho rooms wero probably qtilte open this would do no harm thus produced In this they vie with the best products of the modern steam boiler designer Each has an internal cylinder which forms the fire pot It I ji Culture liber lltoraturo of English In the speaking countries no name tvppetfrs moro frequently than tho word hemp nnd tho name is applied in- ¬ discriminately to fibers differing widely from caoli other So gonoral ly has tho term boon appliod to fibrous substancos that often it would bo misleading without a prefix such as Russian hemp sunn homp sisal homp nnd scores of others that rclnto to entirely distinct kinds of homp fibers- though tho word without a prefix is usually under ¬ stood to mean tho fiber from Can nabis sativa In other lanuagos likewise says a recent pamphlet Issued by tho United States department of agri- ¬ culture somo ono name will be found commonly applied to many fibers as for oxamplo tho word pita of Spanish countries giving us pita pita do corojo pita fiojaotc tho term often being al ¬ most synonymous with hemp Cannabis sativa or common hemp lini boon so generally cultivated in nil parts of tho world as a fibor for tho manufacture of cloth or cordago that in a sonse it has become a unit of comparison and tho value of many other fibers is estimated by It In the long serios of experiments by Roxburgh in tho early part of the present century wo find Russian hemp and best English hemp taken as standards of comparison in tests showing tensile strength While tho history of the use of homp as a fibor does not go back into tho- - ages as far as flax it is mentionod by Herodotus and was used by the Scythians 600 years be- ¬ foro tho Christian era though somo writers attribute to its cultivation an antiquity more remote by 1000 years It is also referred to in tho Hindoo mythology and was known to the Chinese mauy centuries be fore the Christian era Tho plant is an annual shrub be¬ longing to the family Urticacero and whilo a native of contra and western Asia it has been carried by cultivation into nearly all temperate and even tropical countries It grows wild uxuriantly throughout Russia and Siberia in Persia and Caucasus and in many portions of the United States where it has escaped from cultivation it thrives like a native weed in the fence cor- ¬ ners and in abandoned situations It is not necessary to go into details regarding tho varieties of hemp Several aro grown in this country that cultivated in Kentucky and having a hollow stem China being tho most common hemp with slender stems growing very erect has a wide range of culture Smyrna hemp is adapted to cultivation over a still wider rango and Japanese hemp is beginning to be cultivated particularly in Cali- ¬ fornia where it reaches a height of 15 feet Russian and Italian seed havo been experimented with but tho former produces a short stalk whilo the latter only grows to a A small quantity medium height of Piedmontese homp seed from Italy was distributed by the depart- ¬ ment of agriculture in 1883 having been received through the Chicago exposition but it failed to germinate as doubtloss the seed was too History of tho Plant and Hango of Tutts Pills Cure All Liver Ills Arrest 4 Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Heghlnr graduate and Registered Fhyslotan Formerly Assistant Burgeon In the US Navy afterwalds lost Surgoon U S Army and later Surgeon British Marltio Hervlce with two years experience as 1hvslclan at Hot Springs Ark will welcomo thoslck and af nlotol at ills Ofllf o where consultation with ono or tho Mont Successful Doctors of tho present ago Is cordially invited All will re- ¬ ceive kind and honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed In overy case undertaken disease by the timely use of Tiitts Liver Pills an old and Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Troat Successfully All Chronic and Long favorite remedy of increasing Standing Diseases popularity Always cures WANTED sour stomach malaria indigestion torpid liver constipation and all bilious diseases SICK HEADACHE TUTTS Liver PILLS Ladies to inspect my Medicated Vapor Bath for Facia Blemishes Rheumatism etc One months treatment froe AGENTS WANTED 8Unnkcn otpans frequent and burning urine dis eases of the bladder of both sexes promptly and safely cured Tarlioo wni receive fpeolal and careful XJUUlliH treatment for oil their many ailments Kidney and Urinary 4fe Lamar Smith aged 16 waH killed while felling a tree in Bell county Others have found health vigor Diseases nnd vitality in Hoods Sarsapanlla Strictures Varicocele Hydrocele Tenderness and surely has power to help you Weakness of Organs Piles Fistula quickly cured without pair ordetestlon from business also Why not try it Private S Preaident Cleveland gave anoiher tency Melancholy Dizziness and confidence the dreadful State dinner last night Vice which brings Organic Hour to Curo AllJSkln Diseases No Simply apply Swathes Oinihknt Internal medicine required Cures tetter ec ¬ zema ltcb all eruption on the face hands o leaving the skin clear whlto and nose healthy Its great healing and curative pow- ¬ ers are possessed by no other romedy ABk your druggist tor Swayniss Ointment Nervout Debility S8 ting one for business study or enjoyment or lite treated with never failing success On ex ¬ amination the urinary deposits a rosy seal mont will often be found and sometime small pai tides of albumen will appear or the color will be of a thin mlUish hue again changing to a dark and turbid appearance There are many men who die of this dlffloulty Unorant of the cause which is the second sage of Seminal Weoxness The Doctor will guarantee a perfect cure in all such cises and High MaBona are to hold se6Bions a healtny restoration of tho hero next week WHITE your troubles if living away from tho city Von ran be cured at home by corres ¬ For a pain in the chest a piece of pondence Ab oluto secrecy In all profession- ¬¬ and medicine sent secure from obflannel dumpencd with Chamberlains al dealings Testimonials of patients are never servation Hank reference to my respond Fain Balm and bound on over the llity cheerfully given Beat of the pain and another on tho Loss of Energy effeo of Early Weakness unfit jg back between tho shoulders will afford prompt relief This is especially valuable in cases where tho pain 18 caused by a cold and there is a tendency toward pneumonia For sale by R C Hardwick Druggist DrCHURCH STREET Kollock 613 Nashville Tenn HI Cuban leagues are to be organized all over the United States Yes tis true Is the best Cough Medicine -- For Sale by C K Wyly Foleys Honey and Tar H FIFTH AVKNDE HOTEi est 2 Hotel in the World Electric Elevator H ST Swj Chattanooga pipe manufacturers jHj deny the existence uf a trust H Many merchm I PicnCAMPBELi Manager B H If IIP Eg o best goods obtainAs n u instance we mention able Cameron promineut drugPerry gist of Flushing Mich They say We have uo hesitation in recom mending Chamberlains Cough Kem eily to our customers as it is tho best ing them wit e that their cnsu muia are their best friends and mle pleasure in supply¬ ¬ me well aware i LL 1 1 I r B Hi T cough medicine e have ever sold For ana ulwajs gives satisfaction sale at 25 and SO cents per bottle by Li C Hardwick Druggist Phosphate has bem discovered six miles from Franklin Tenu disease appear 25 unci 50 cent but ties for sale byR C Harcjwiuk Druggist e It will be an agreeable surprise to pet sons subject to attacks ot bilioub l oJiu to leant that prompt relief may In lie had by taking Chamberlains many instances the attack may be prevented by taking th s remedy as soon bb the first bymptoms ol the Wire hKr l Fencing Hie Pipes Hardware Implements and Fishing Tackle x rsftNftlsiECrx L IA VH Buggies B iYky II 7 1 ai GUS YOUNGS Virginia street Opp Hotel Latham Gov Loedy uf Kaunas has puidon eJ a mau who had eleven wives Ituf KNliIlSH ItlCUKSIIIlt Walnut Herd KS old BREVITIES OF FUN laundress ittiiiEir in six nouns Distressinc Kiduov and Bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the This new remedy is a great surpriso on account of its exceeding promptness in relieving pain in the bladder kidneys back and every part of the urinary passages in male or female It relieves retention of water and paiu in passing it almost immediately If you wunt quick relief and cure this is your remedy Sold by R C Hardwick druggiBt Hopkinsville Ky Cube I iNEW UREAT OOUTII AMERICAN JVIDNEY j i to newly engaged And now what shall Well wo call you Laundress mum me name is Bertha but me Harpers friends all call me Birdie Bazar Well good by Rural Host good by I shall expect to soo all you folks back again next summer Town Lot I dare say as woll Capt Bogardus has issued a chal havo a chanco to recuperato during lenge to shoot any man in the world Buffalo Express win tor the distress My herd Is headed by 1rlnce ee 34048 sou of Sam Small 37801 ho by 8am Jones 30 077 My breeding sows represent the best strains of blood in America two of them pigs of Worlds Fair prizewinners Stock for sale at all limes Nice lot f young stock now 1 -- ready for service Satisfaction guaranteed Inspection solicited JnoWFoabd Church Hill Ky Illinois Central li E Jr owmirrrnii Chronic Constipation The rational treatment for constipation medicine the administering of consists that will stimulate and restore the Liver to its nor- ¬ mal condition without debilitating the system by strong cathartics XDx Oaxletedts German Liver Medicine is prepared in Syrup as well as Powdered form from roots and herbs v 119 XDr ipsr WANTED Protest your Ideas tthey may from Cincinnati and Louisville to BU bring wealth Write JOHN BUIIN CO Patent Attorneys Washington MEMPHIS1 NEW ORLEANS oner u v ior weir jiwaj prize in connection with the B 0 8 W to Louisville reaching direct or making close connec 2Tho Senate and House conferee s tions for principal points thins to patent you have agieed upon anew immigration bill v AN JDEASteSSSfiSS Fast Efficient Double Daily Service has Through Passenger Trains nnd German Liver Medicine js just the medicine unlike all other remedies nesp Caxlstedts Syrup 50c and 1 size ovrdex 25c size tbQ It doss not dispose the bowels to subsequent cpstive to e rrsrorxe who after the use of one bottle of JDx CaxLstedtss German Liver Medicine 3E5etail ILPxice One bottle will not jure has received no benefit some people often as much as 1 2 dozeD bottles are necessary to effect a Every druggist is instructed to J5ZgJlX13 WnnA Vah Wnll Tl n n a tTmnn J ntonio Tex and points on the Iaclflo Tho intenso itching and smarting inci- ¬ Coast It has also through passenger trains dent to eczema tetter salt rheum and other and fast efllclent double daily service from New Orleans Jackson diseases of tho skin is instantly allayed by South and West on its Memphis and points own and connecting applying Chamberlains Eye and Skin lines to Many very bad cades havo been Ointment LOUISVILLE permanently cured by it It is equally CINCINNATI efficient for itching piles and a favorite rem CHICAGO ST LOUIS edy for soro nipples chapped hands chil blains frost bites and clironio soro eves maklngdlrcctconnectlons with through trains A for all poluts sale by druggibta at 25 cents per box DISEASES OF THE SKIN on its own and connecting lines including Vloksburi and Jackson Mis Baton Itougo and Natchez Ln Little Bock and Hot Springs A 11 SOUTH and WEST For Try Dr Cadys Condition Powders thoy Including St aro just what a horso needs when in bad condl Son NORTH and EAST Louis Chicago Buffalo Tonic blood purifier and vermifuge burg Cleveland Boston New York Philadel ¬ phia Baltimore and Rlohmond THHOUQH SOLID VKSTIUULE TRAINS PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEIIINO CABS TJinOUOIl FJtEK ItEOLININOnilAIUCAHS Iltts Sold by R C Hardwick druggist fi BKWI5E OP Hf Strong Cathartics i 3Paxroa nerLt Cuie Ioi- sale by all Xruoeists IX JU JcjJLljrlJN Hopkinsville Btates Interested In tho Opium and Whliky habits to have one ot my books on these dl Mff Address B M Woolley Atlanta da Vox M3 and out will b sent yo trte J Leo Mm tin hud a check slolen Particulars of your local ralYroad ticket agent from him at Hopkinsville by a negro A II HANSON o rAWAKKLONDAorA The negro had the Bamo uamo and Chicago Louisville the letter containing the obeok for 82 was given him at tho post officn by mistake Ho cashed tho check et Earlington went back to Hopkins ville to spend tho money and was arEntirely now and lirst class in all rested for forgery Murray Ledger respocts Excellent Bamplo rooms and Borvico uueqnalled in tha cjty NOTICK I want every wan and woman in the United On Double Car Line Hotel Henderson s 0 F k L P Kluidurm Prop HndrMH Ky I i 4 BEST LINE OF STOVES ll- I Rft pEI 1 it J i rrr - a A ANCHOR Radiators nt Iks Ut FKANKLIN Anchor ROYAL OAK PENINSULAR OAK fix If1 F 1 HlIliH rflWWy HHS flBHHk or trouuiou with jaundice sick head ache bad tasto in month foul breath coated tongue dyapopsia indigos Hon hot dry skin pain lu back and between th Bhouldors chills and fo vor otc If you havo any of theso symptoms your liror is out of order and your blood is Blowly being poisoned becavso your blood does not act properly jforbiuo will cure any disorder of the liver stomach or bowels It has no equal as a Jiver medicine Price 7b cents Free trial bottle tit R C Hardwicks drug A Hound Llv or M tHc h TV Mini Aro you bilious constipated GAELIC SURNAMES Scosmdn Comments on Ihn Names of MacLnron and McKinhy In connection with tho question of the spoiling of hla namo adoptod by Ian MauLurcn allow mo to remark that ho wau evidently moved to adopt this spoiling by a knowledge that his surunmo meant son of sonic The body and knowing that Mac n AmVI rf7j liWtJtRS ntuc4Vi VJt ww Hxs meant son ho concluded that Larou WAHim meanjng tho somebody was tho f InJn it proper name and should therefore im imiiiii VMCDWrj film IrW enjoy tho privilege of a capital lot- i lor mo reasoning would in most To The EVANSVILIE cases bo all right in thi3 case un fortunately it is nil wrong In most Gaelic name where wo JgA find Mac followed by tho repre VASHVIU sents all that is loft of tho word ROUTE OF THE glolla protty familiar to us in tho form gillie a servant MacLaren stands for Macgiolla Earna tho CHICAGO and sou or descendant of tho servant NASHVILLE of Saiut Erna from whom the woll Icnown places Kilmarnock THE ONLY and Portmarnock aro called St Erna ullriian Vostlbulod Train Service with was one of tho Irish missionary Newost and Finest Day Coaches Sleeping and Dlnlnff Cars saints who dovoted themselves to the conversion of tho g portion of Scotland Other forms of surname aro MacLarney nTO Millarnoy and with soma little Terre Haute indianapoiis change McAlornon McClemand As I happen to bo on this subject CHICAGO of Gaelic surnames I will writo a Milwaukee St Paul word about tho not unfamiliar namo MacKinloy AND ALL POINTS IN THE Thoro the Kinloy represents the namo of tho ances- ¬ md WORTH WEST tor from whom every MacKinley wrnrn L S Rogers Southern Passenger Agent takes his or hor name descendant ChattanooiraTnnn Jefhiiks OP A of E A T H R R of Kinley Kinloy stands for tho KvansvllloIntl A 1 TUB ORKAT sr m Through Trunk Line OtUlUi t0 lf r- Me Cincinnati Lexington Louis ville Evansville St Louis And thooltlcBof Nashville Memphis Mont gomery Mobile an New Orleans WITHOUT URAXCHBt AMD SPEED ONMVALKD botweon tho cities o PENINSULAR RANGES A Cook Stoves Heating Stoves ted crop Bourbon county farmer onlv net ¬ 11 on a founeen acio tobacco North Pullman Palace Gars for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jackson- ¬ ville and points 375 to 1198 to 60 20 JEWEL Coal OIL Another Good Man Wrong Ho failed to use Polejs Kidney Uuroforhis kidney complaint For salo by O K WylyP S 07 1 1 in Florida STOVES Pull Line of fids i Ceo WYoung Agt House Furnishing - Hopkinsvilfie Ky G oods M D SULLIVAN Nashville Tenn PRACTICAL Chicago says I had a severo cough which settled on my lungs I tried a number of advertised remedies and also placed myself under treatment of several physicians with no benefit I was recommended to trv Foleys Honey and Tar With little expecta mi pi getting relief I purchased a T had t Ml en ov dosts wheu I felt greatly itnpioe I was enabled to sleep spitting of blood ceased and by the time I had taken the second bottle I was entirely well It saved my life For sale bv C K Wyly F Fritz of 677 Sedgwick street IMITED Connections nro mado at Guthrie oad NashviJlo for all points iorth East South and West In Pullman Palace Cars EMiGRAN Soo rs this road will receive special low ratoa srktrs Louisville Gaelic-speakin- agents of this company for ratea routos c or writo f o C P Atmobb G P N T A L Estimates Solicited and Telephone 15G6 ni ri i ftlt MIVIUIMUi 1 KJi fj ACS Jb vmr RTPAM m mm m w PITT m m Mrs m m m wants to travel with a museum AKeutucky boy with fourteen toes Tired aucl Weak Louisville Ky Dec 13 1896 Sn tJ ot roul ftEt Mall No BJ Mall ttoftrt Nashvlllo ccom So63t Louis Kxprp No 63 TRAINS OOINfl NORTH TIME TABLE f 1031 lOOO a in am Sip ni 30 Orders Promptly Attended To No 183 North College Street Ohas H Layne LIVERY FEED AND SALE STABLE Cor 7th and Virginia Streets HnnkiTwvi a Kv vr J wwHR SmmW9mmmWM mWmWBGzZS3 jm in IWi husband and I were afflicted with a tired feeling and felt that wo needed something to brace us up and began taking Moods Sarsapdnlla We soon felt much better We have also giveu Hoods Sarsaparilla to our children for weakness and tired feeling and it has made them well and happy Mrs N Bhady 1622 Gallagher St My Hoods Pills cure all liver ills Clarence Dallam the Pndnnnh lawyer will movotoLouisvillo Feb 1 Not a few who read whai Mr Rohnrfc Qood rigs with or without drivers furnished day or night Special Rowls of Hollands Va has to say rates to Commercial Men Good lot room adjoining Nrco waiting room below will remember their own experi ence under like circumstances for ladies Last winter I had lagrippe which left me in a low state of health I tried numerous remedies none of which W H Faxon W G Wheeler did me any good until I was induced to try a bottle of Chamberlains cough remedy The first bottle of it ho fnr relieved me that I was enabled to atTT tend to my work and the second bottle effected a cure For sale at 25 and Tobacco Warehousemen Commission Merchants Grain Dealers 50 cents per bottle by R C Hard wick druggist Fire Proof Warehouse cor russellville and r r sts Tne bark Ladres is reported to Ky Hopkinsville havo foundered atsoa Gaelic Cionnfhaoilidh pronouncod Kineely literally tho man with the glad countenance From tho adjective faoilidh glad joyous come3 tho noun faoilto modern Irish form failte gladness It is tho word now used for welcome as in tho phraso ceud mile failto a hundred thousand welcomes MacKinley therefore means tho descendant of tho man with the joyous countenance connected some way or other with the glad hand doubt- ¬ less But tho best spelling of the other namo is Maclaren In these mat tors however usage is stranger than otymology E OG of the Gaelic League in N Y Sun lrltGRtswoLD Asst fr KvanvllloInd GPA OR ONLY 8 IWO CENr STAMPS Queen of Fashion Magazine FOR THREB MONTHS and Nashville Accommodation does not run to landay North bound St Louis and Chicago Fast rolnshavelirough trains solid and sleepers to Chicago and St 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Kentuckian Hopkinsville Ky 560 Century Magazine New York 285 Cincinnati Inquirer weekly 240 Commercial Appeal Memphis 250 Courier EvauBville 275 -Courier Journal 225 Commercial Louisville 300 Farmers Homo Journal -- - 460 Forum 4 440 Frank Leslies monthly New York- 225 JJ Homo and Farm 260 -Journal New York 450 Scribnors Magazmb New York 075 Youths Companion Now York 8C0 Ladies Homo Journal 850 Demorests Magazine Now York 200 Tri State Farmer monthly 250 New York World tri weekly -- t 1 -I-- DEALER six languages English French Spanish Italian Latin and Greek and had been brought in contact Eighth and Water Sts with classic books in each of theso tongues 1 may hero add that I picked up at a later period German Woltlcrfal South American Ulood Cure Portugueso and Hebrew with a IST uLt No 437 4 Quickly dissipates all scrofulous nrae oweaisn and that 1 hope to S sizes 33 3J 36 38 and 40 indies bust measure The Queen of Telepone No 136 most taints in the system cures pimples livo long enough to learn at least jelectand strictly Fashion is the brM rst Slou- Fashion the alphabet in Russia Then I had 4old Magazine published Con m blotches and sores on tho face thor pages of Interesting reading init cr tm ii Hopkinsville - Ky acquired enough of the higher oughly cloauses the blood of boils iOMABsoitrrKtVNKwand orifilnalr rnd uit carbuncles abscesses and eruptions mathematics to havo a pupil or two or Ladies Misses and Children iLir onc UJ ncravlncrs renders the skin clear young and in that branch something of tho Mlb-s HcCall Dnznr Patterns hive jn forms of logic and of Lockes philos- ¬ Squalledyears at The Reliable 1attrn In beautiful If you would escape ophy with tor elegance of ityle and lt o tho criticisms of thn moou poison with all its train ot horMCUALL CO J44 14G W 14lh St fCrt Yir French eclectics upon It a smatter rors do not fail to use this masterly iiwiuMiwianttm blood purifier which has performed ing of history and political economy such stupendous cures in all cases of some crudo acquaintance with field W W QUAY MONROE WATTS shattered constitution and depravity natural history some practice in Gray Watts A RED LETTER YEAR FOR 1897 of the blood Bnd health signifies writing and debating a passion for TOftSGRIAL ARTISTS bad blood Sold by R C Hardwick pootry and imaginative literature a THE entire novelty of many of tho plana for 1 1SSI71S druggist Mopkiusvillo Ky noticeable For tnstancetheserlea WEST SEVENTH STHEET ELB BUILDING voracious desire for all knowledge uevuieu 10 and all action and an amount of Clean towels and everything first Delewares rump Legislature has London as Seen by Give us a call adjourned after issuing a manifesto self confidence which has now aftor Charles Dana Gibson diMr Gibson has not bofore appeared as a declaring the State to be in the hands moro than half a century sadly writer IIo vlstfd London last summer for minished It will bo seen that this o a corrupt oligarchy Spnbners Magazine foi the purpose of de At Gallipolis Ohio W E Clark was an outfit moro varied than picting with pen and pencil thoao scenes and types which the huge metropolis pregraduates of tho present day aro marred his fathers divorced wife im Files rilcMt Itching riles sents In endless variety mediately after the decree was grantSymptoms Moisture interne Itching and apt to possess but moro superficial Of stinging taost at night worse by scratching ed He is 20 and the bride 40 years Novel like novelty In the first considerable by Richard Harding Davis Hallowed to continue tumors form which of their knowledge of what thoy know ot age ten bleed becoming very sore being often far moro advanced as Soldiers of Fortune Tho hero is one of owaynes and ulcerate Ointment stops tho itching and tho moat igorous men that Mr Davis has bleeding heals ulceration and in most cases well as moro solidly grounded than drawn IUustratedby CD Oibaon UK HULLS PINK TAK HONEY removes th tumors At druggists or by mall Col T W Higginson in Advances a new theory in the treatfor 50 cents Dr Swayne Son Philadelphia was mine The Conduct of Great Businesses A beautifully Illustrated series of articles Atlantic 01 which meioiiowing aro already comment of all Cough Lung and Masked men helt up a train near pleted Of Norso Oricjin Berry Ala The Great Department Store Bronchial Troubles It cures Tho Muiiagoment of a Great Hotel pit Tho ancient Norsomon rockpnod The Worklngof tho Hank and ciues quickly Dr Kollock In Nushvlllo A Great Manufactory by winters and the beginning of Itegular Graduate and Registered 1hyslclan Absolutely harmless aud pleasant Ungraduato Life Formerly Assistant Surgeon U S Navy after- their year was probably dated from ward Post Surgeon U S Army and later tho lGth of October in American Colleges Tho festival to take It cuts loose tho mucous Surgeon British Marine Service with two A series of articles touching upon tho life or straining aud years experience as physician at not Springs in honor of Thor was hold in mid ¬ without exertion of our older universities as represented by stops the cough at ouco by healing Ark Endorsed by the KncvnioniudluBrltaii the doings ot the students themselves lea Vol X page 18J the largest andmost winter about our Christmas timo the inflamed parts gives vigor and Judge HenryE Ilowland writes onUnder Important work in the world belngln twen- ¬ and in fact was tho origin of tho graduate Llfoat Vale ty five volumes each the size of a large chu ch vitality to tho respiratory organs and Mr Jam s Aloiandcrnn 1rlnceton and Bible IIo is noted as the discoverer of the Christian holiday merrymaking produces a condition in which all tho Robert Grant and Kdwnrri s Martin on aetlve principals ot gelsemluum a speclflo for Wo get tho names of at least Uarvard threo functions aro exerted with resrularitv neuralgia of the face and womb Cures catarrh Syphilis Lost Manhood and Ueneral Japau afjd Chiua Since tho War Debility The Doctor bas been over the world if not four of our days of tho weok and harmony will be a most Interesting group of articles ananas maae many cures given up by othor from tho Norso gods of tho Odin richly Illustrated physicians Vendome Building Tuosday is from Tir or religion Most druggist sell you what you Tho Uuquiot Sex Gen Horace Porter may go into tho Dissday on which tho offerings to ask for Some will ask you to take Undor tne tltlo of Tho Unquiet Sox Mrs fato wero mado and tho courts of somethiug which they claim is just Helen atterson Moody wjll write a series Cabinet of articles Women and Reforms good Tho Sometimes a little more justico held Wednesday is from is College Bred Women Womans Clubs Tired nd Wenk and The Case of Maria a paper on do or Odin ono of tho Norso grofit induces them to do this Dr Woden mestiosorvlco Pino Tar Honey is the best VI v trinity Louisville Kv Dec 18 1896 Thursday or Thors day cough cold and grip euro After W D Howells Story of a Play husband and I wero afflicted with a from Thor tho chief of tho trinity In this Mr Howells gives us the best novel tired feeling aud folt that wo ueoded and Friday from Frigg another of you try it once you will like it too ho has over produced in his delightful well too accept any substitute something to braco us up and began tho minor deities of tho trinity vuui ui ugm oomcuy taking Hoods Sarsaparilln We soon George W Cable Quit coughing is easy enough if Tho Shoeing of Horses folt very much better Wo havo also In uddltion to the fiction enumeratod there will bo a series of four short storlm by you know now to do it Tho best Hoods Sareaparilla to our chil Getirge Cablo tho only ones he has written 5ivon for weakness niuth contuiy thoy began way to quit is to take ono doso of Dr In the aud tired feeliug for many years to shoo horses but strange to say BoilB Pino Tar Honey Summer How to Travel Wisely and it has inadu thorn well and hap King William coughs lung coughs winter coughs Mrs N Bhady 1622 Gallagher only in timo of frost py with a minimum ofwearaKd tear must bo regarded as an artlclo Uttlo understood I introduced horseshoeing into bronchial coughs or any othor kind of St MrLewlaMorrU hidings In two articles Hoods Pills euro all liver ills will offer a variety of useful suggestion England and six horseshoes aro on a cough or cold is speedily cured by and data on Ocean and Land Traxol tho Ubo of this romody Children tho coat of arms of tho man to whom lovo This will bs happily rounded out by an arit Old people liko it Henry Delgados romaines wero William gavo vast estates for cariug ticle from Mr Rlohard Harding Davis on TraellonjOne Meets Their Ways and burried at Havana for his horses in this way Methods Tho Illustrations bv American No greater calamity can befall a and foreign artists wilt behlghlyportlnent person thau ill health Cough and Threo Virtues That Pay C0rlt the many attractive featurcifor 1S0I colds in thomsolvos afo not serious mention Is ImDosslble In a mall spare ro evou Tliero is wealth in contentment tnalttdios Tho moro trivial cough or A beautiful lllustrnted booklet has beeu pro pared power in patience and joy in bolng cold if neglected may lead to asthma quest which will be sent postage paid on rebronchitis or consumption gratoful Ramts Horn Tor Infants and Children Tho right timo to treat a cough or a cold Scribnors Magazine 5300 a year v Tho firstgroat work on ethnology is right way Delay M means danger 25 cents n copy ir loa was Balbis Ethnographic Atlas Dr Bells Pitio Tar Mouey is a quick itiijt published in 1820 which laid down curp a 8iireeuro and a safe euro Charles Scribners Sons Bv tho general principles of tho sciouco Druggist koUs at JiaaUS7 fifth Are New York Kf ST Col Higginson on a Collega Grad uates Equipment in 1841 It is well to state with iust what outfit 1 left college in 1841 I had a rather shallow reading knowlodjjo of AH GOODVZlN Coal and Coal J 1 1 b- C Scribners Magazine i mm CASTORIA y TV a wfciBf ifftVnU MgfaiLxiJifliiL jJhjf JKJU gyf i K JfajMninUU 3Uflkiftft J t y I ThodatoofDr Jamos Hoadloya iK POWDER tf x actor and n character impersonator unsurpassed whilo In humor and pathos ho moves his listoners an with tho wand of an enclmtilcr to laughter and tears at will His Lillian Ad dleputo Tattlewit at tho Piano Tho Morning Patsy and Miko Mrs Glory Texas Courtship Blunderbuss Bangs Pink and White Dick Buby and Sandy Ten Mrs Gilde- Weaver to the Minors roy Blowsers Chrysanthemum Tea SlumProfessional Church Choir ber Soiifr and other creations are uuequaleu in tho history of tho plat- ¬ lccturo at Union Tnbornaclo la Fob 1st Dr Iloadley baa no eciual on the platform in tho varied rttngo of bio gins no is a minaor a proaepooi of the Bweotest fancy a consummate 0 2 I Slovcs Chean Shoes Wc CW 3b m gb 4gfe cV gft - Family BIBLES JUnrgc Oxford BIBLE jl nUTtLo WfllCI 0 S J 5 I I Medium Em up w W 8 g gfc w W fe Pitying Cards 8c to 35c ivi fitn naa n r t 4 h 5 x Stationary Note Paper 24 Mens Furnisngs Sox 5c IS RACKET n 110 Books Ladies Vests ISC V sheets Undershirts 17c J H KUGLEB Owner Fancy Handles Absolutely Pure Celebrated for its grout leavening strength ond healthfulness Assures tbo food against alum and all forms of adulteration common to the cheap brands XOYAL BAKINO POWDE CO NEW TORK l Another Bargain Upheaval 1 At Savannah n Federal jury in the case of Mrs Charlotte 13 Carson of against ex Senator Auburn Ala Tho museum at the Vanderbilt William Roberts of Valdosta for Training School at1 Elkton is to have 25000 damages for breach of prom 1 T 5fl nnnlo1 TUU1WW fnum QUltO Q CUriOSUY -aUUeU 10 11 800U It AUIWft iOW vtMrrtrl n OUUiVU rnrHnf 1 lUkUIUUU is tuo skeleton of a real mastoaon nf tlin nlninf iff for S7fif nnH nnstn I I I A says of him Dr James Hoadloy appeared for tho second tmio in tho Boston btar course at Temnlo laBt nicht Tho doctor is endowed with a clear musical voice a remarKaoio gut 01 imperHonuuuu and a power of expression which made every point in his discourse in- teusolv interesting and kept his great audience thoroughly entertain ed till tho close form BJTho Boston Globe FOR 2c SO Special 50c Large Comforts Envelopes 5c T8 Mens Boots Pants Pins 2 Ladies Shoes n 50c ttl lfU HMHMMMMMHnHMHiMM THE Ip paper pkgc Hair BIG STORE 59c ArctiCS 65 75C Pins Ic Thread Grey 50c pair Carpet Tacks Ic paper 6 Teaspoons 3c Lead Pencils 140 2c 2c 3c Hooks doeu Eyes HERE AND THERE Another Week of Rare Opportunities A Fitting Close of this Month of MARVELOUS VALUES THIS MORNING1 LO J We place on sale in addition to the many bargains of this week Beautifulnewyard wide last fine percaleschoice effects best quality Pepperell 104 bleached sheeting Lonsdale fine cambric J Ign lie 4o 09c 1LOT 1LO f Fine acid prints handsome patterns absolutely unchangeable colors worth 24 6c American light colored prints inch bird eye 10 4c K yards for 59c Beautiful sheqr muslin handkerchiefs embroidered worth 25c handsome lace trimmed and Transparent Glycerine soap Williams barbers bar shaving soap Imported saxony yarn 5c 5c 4c and camels hair 1 1 Alens and ladies natural wool medicated scarlet underwear worth up to 2 a garment all go at 50 uuuu ily The Cumberland river is lower now AGENTS FOR THK than at any time in January for many CEM5UKATISD years MOKABCH TIIK BKST IN THE MAKKHTCOAt The Tandy place corner Clay acd OFFICE 13 The New England Comedy L NRR 16th street six room cottage is for rent for 1897 Apply at this office TELEPHONE 112 people 35 2 BANDS 2 The body of W T Brame was HOPKINSVILLE - KV Special Bcenery including buried in Hopewell nflmnterr Sntnr day the realistic Hev E W ilorehead of PrincevSAW XZXIA SCENE South Kentucky ton has accepted a call to the pastorshowing a full working saw mill in Poultry Yards ate of tho Baptist church at Ceru operation on the stage lean He will preach the 2nd and 4th CornlsJCIndian Gae and Unlit Sundays BramaOqokerelB for sale also Wntcli the foitr street na nens aim pcllota rade at noon your chickens It will Improro Jas VV Pyle a young mau 27 years pay yon old a sou of Fount Pvle was tried GOME and BEE MY STOCK or WHITE MS Saturday and adjudged a lunatic and ut in sent to the asylum He was violently CARL C MOORE insane Mopfriusville Ky JjJiii FCouts one of Couts --- -Judge Joe McCarroll left last week the mos i ninent citizens of for Southern Illinois on a himtintr Clarksville rtitd last Thursday of the trip with bupt B F Dixon of thoLerrip He was 79 vears old IF m iiTouf A t rt v waw W I T S4 UUUk UUil JAnn i iur j tip arr a nicriii v re iviito h w iino iuuuw u iUI IUIO IIUIU u fnmi 11 i neur bunion rn xrigg scullion uiuLu h A marriage license was issued Sat county died last Tuesday aged tirday to Mr Joseph N Johnson to about 50 ears wed Miss fda E Johnson The wd- ding will occur this week nearl NEVSBUrTIr M6S7 Wfef Dr f SpnujfB died f is what we always liandleT Haleys Mill Rev John O Smith- con8lm rtV S4ahnllyv Th Temttin sou will perform the ceremony were biought to this ctv and interred Our motto is m here will bo preaching afHigli- in Hopewell cinohTy Snday De c laud s chapel East Seveuth St to ceased was n daughter of tl o late night by Rev J W King pastor of Erasmus TJlaiu and was a niece of We have a full stock of tho Cumberland Presbytoiian church Mr T J Blitin of flu city ami uu iuursuay nigur ny Jiwv it vwnKirrauanriCTn Carter pastor of the Episcopal mvj Chief of Police Fritz is a papa somo more It is a boy ONE N Fruit Dentist office over NIGHT vPriE WW DPERA ROUSE FRIDAY sic CAII GO TO UflLIUII ft UALlUn - von YOOK -fc rmTfMI o nAimu JAN 29 STEM AMO GOAL Uncle Josh 35 i ---5 -- IJ - I 1 1 Purest and Best for sowers of wheat fcj i C churcjh lKKNONAl UOSSII also inch finest imported black serge very handsome worth 5Qq 75 44 in Priestlys silk warp armure 1 fancy black goods wth 1 93q 1LOT Exquisite Hamburg nainsook and swiss embroideries very rich and fine worth 12 2 to 20c Full bleached all linen table damask worth 50c 10c 25c 7q Large fine huck and damask towels worth 30c 1LOT 1LOT IT J OHP JL Ladies fine custom make worth 250 made dongola shoes Sachs celebrated 145 Q5q Mens gen Milwaukee oil grain shoes solid leather throughout Childrens solid leather school shoes worth up to 1 25 75c Finest choicest prettiest downest all wool blankets largest size lovely borders actually worth 6 a pair All wool plain grey flannel worth 25c 350 14c 170 worth Fine all wool medicated red twill flannel worth 35c White pearl vegetable ivory metal and jet diess buttons ioc to 25c per dozen Genuine Rogers triple plated knives and forks per set of 6 Genuine Rogers triple plated tea spoons per set of six Genuine Rogers triple plated table spoons per set of six j for men 3o Q7 155 2 69 ladies These are the best standard goods warranted 12 dwt shoes 0ff Its On our entire stock of splendid stylish dependable children Hopper Mr Jerry Tebin and brideuee Mi a Ruth Pnce of Nashville are visitinsr Mr Tobius mother in this city They were married on the 14th inst Mr Thomas J Ellis and bride nee Miss Effie Nash of Jonesboro Ark are hero on a visit to the groom s rel and atives Mr Ellia is a sou of Mr A W Ellis and left Hopkiusville several years ago to make his home in his adopted state He was married Jon 12th Hcavenger Miss Bettie Burke has returned to Uadiz Mr Milton Gaut Jr has return- ed from a visit to Owensboro Miss Ella Tunks of Brownsville Teun is visiting Miss Susie Goodwin Prof H L Holt of Dawson Springs visited frieuds in the city last week Miss Lula Cohen who has been ab sent from the city for quite a while uas returned home ATra Tnht llMafnliai nnil r1iiirl4 x MiBa Mamie have gone to St Louis iu viuiw lriBijus Mr Campbell Gant and wife of Owensboro will visit Mr Ben S Campbell near the city this week Mrs I P Gerhart of Clarksville haB returned home after a visit to her mother Mrs John S Bryan Mrs N FrenBdorf and two little children and Miss Bing all of Missouri are the guests of the family of Mr m uonen Mrs Lillian Douglas a charmintr young widow of Murfreesboro Tenn is visitiug her relative Mrs Earry Dawson Water fresh frnm fho Qnrinnr times a week Jas 0 Coo Oth St I SNDcpo near HEADQARTERS phys ical ills which vanish before proper efforts gentle efforts pleasant effoi-tsrightly directed There is comfort a the knowledge that bo many formB of sickness are not due to any actual disease but simply to a constipated condition of the system which the pleasant family losatlvc Syrnp of Figs promptly removes That is why it is the only remedy with millions of families and is everywhere esteemed eo highly by all who value good health Its beneficial effects are due to the fact that it is the one remedy which promotes internal cleanliness without debilitating tho organs on which it acts It is therefore all important in order to get its bene ficial effects to note when you purchase that you have the genuine arti cle which is manufactured by tho Cali fornia Fig Syrup Co only and sold by dll reputable druggists If in the enjoyment of good health and tho system is regular laxatives or other remedies are then not needed If afflicted with any actual disease one may be commended to the most skillful physicians but if in need of a laxative ono should have tho best and with tho well informed everywhere Syrup of Figs stands highest and is most largely used and gives most general satisfaction With a better nature of the many Cladness Comes understanding of tho FOR XftfAS EDIBLES of every kind doubt tho We have beyond Finest 20 and Largest Stock 10020c IlOo iu the city lowest Our priceB are the Grain pepper Minco meat best 2W 5 bu barrel Bait V Pure Sugar House molaesea fiOc gal Turkeys Geese Chickens Gamo of all kinds Oysters Celery Cranberries Cabbage Potatoes etc ArbucldeB coffee lbs granuiated sugar BIGGEST STOCK LOWES Pbioks E B CLARK GROCERS CO Wholesale and Retail Main street f f 107-8- The only first class market house in tho city HOMKI FHON OFFICE PIIONKC7 4 money lost to miss this last great offering of this memorable bargain montjjN W 26 Up YEARS IN to tw J T Hall city Bcavonger cau be reached by telephone at any time Call No32 In Olden Tlmun SAME OLD STAND iiminci X SHBMKk OOUKTEST Stairs in Henry Block Op Fople overlooked the importance of permanently beneficial effects and were satisfied with transient action but now thac it is generally known that Syrup of Figs will permanently overcome habitual constipation well informed people will not buy other laxatives which act for a time but finally injure the ayetem Can Sell do you and will Opera House FURNITURE AND KINDRED BRANCHES My expenses are light as I am up stairs and I will make it pay you to come and see mo I am prepared to do Undertaking in all itsjbranches lam also a practical liMBALMER tfteferjou to those that Uv- my it if you will come and see my largo stock of wn work H t v NU A i AW PYLE ain IHI ftiimi

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