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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r VOL XIX HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY FRIDAY MAY 281897 NO 42 LINEN CRASH SUITS FOR All gizes from 5 2 9 16 year 250 old boys to No 42 V tit mens 9 Such a PriceHasNeverBeenNamed Before Pants made with belt straps i J H Anderson Co Monarch Colored Shirts AT 50c 75c ad loO WORTH DOUBLE THE MONEY Collars Attached and Detached DONT ASK ANY QUESTIONS- But come and see them before somebody else get the one you would want PETREE CO Sign of the Big Boot We Grive You 2 WhatYouAskFor THERE are several ways of doing business One is to put off any old thing you may have on your customers Our way is to give you just what you ask fop and at prices that defy competition Now a Ifyou Y m We No one wants to pay exorbitant prices for first class goods find a better are way down onjprices and know that yon cannot class of goods in the state We would be glad to have you call and examine our stock of m m m m m m Hi Harness and Saddlery you what we have m Hi Hi Hi Hi Hi do not want to buy it makes no difference we want to show F A YOST NO CO 207 South Main St opposite Winfree Bros 333Ei33333ft tlrtiflWT Il i1 l11 plainauts stae that Kugler has CREAM OF ttEWS shipped a car load of this oil to which is now McNeil THE ATTACHMENTS HAVE REACHED Hill IT IS NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN at tho Louisville fe Nashville 24286 75- HAS IT ireight depot This oil com plainants charge is tho property of Btoclc Now Heine Appralacd Sult In Nnsh Kugler aud they Beek to attach same Dpot Broken Into Air Jno 3 Lone vllle Too Not Known Whether the for tho satisfaction of their debt Unrt Vandcrbllt Training School They also ask for an injunction resHtore Can Ite open or Not Prize Mr Cowherd Not training tho Centennial Company Poisoned from paying to Kugler any Bum due A brief notice of the failure of the or to be duo and from paying to Hill Burglars Drcak Open a Depot Racket Store J H Kugler proprie- Â¬ or McNeil any sum as agent for Kuglor Pies A few nights ago the depot at Ken Â¬ Meeks are solicitors tor wo8 given Tuesday The attach nedy was broken into and robbed ment suits have multiplied since Mr for complainantB The only ground lor tho seriouB The thieves were not very well re- Â¬ Kugler was forced to the wall and charge the Feders set up is the fact hia entire indebtedness including that Mr Kugler filled a large order warded for their work however at couch not due is now represented by a week before he failed for his agent they only secured about 510 worth an aggregate of something more than in Nashville who had a contract- of provisions the property of the to oil the Centennial floor In charg- merchants at that place The thieve 524000 ing fraud these gentlemen may have entered the building by prizing open- An effort has been made to get the trouble growing out of it They left no clue a window details of tho affair which is one gen Illpe For a Jtennlon Another Change of Schedule erally regretted by the people of Our misguided friend R B ThomN announces another The L Hopkinsville and surrounding coun- as of Louisville who boycotted the change in schedule effective next try Kentuckian laBt year because it was Sunday The EvanBville local No The complete list of attachments for Bryan in an interview this week 92 north bound now due her at with amounts order of filing and at in the Times says Prior to 1894 a 1031 a m will arrive at 941 a m No 52 earlier minutes torneys is given below Democratic nomination in Louisville fifty ar- Â¬ will the Chicago C B Rouss New York 1125729 and Jefferson county was equivalent rive at 1048 Limited more than am to an election Since 1894 the local John Phelps an hour later The St Louis Democracy has been disrupted Bank of Hopkinsville 8101780 C factional differences The result by Express north bound will arrive at of H Bush the ensuing November electiou will 955 two minutes later than now Mrs Mary E Taylor Hopkinsville depend mainly upon the question It is expected that another change 107217 C H Bush wht ther three successive defeats will be made on June 13 but the ex- Â¬ hiive been sufficient to impress upon act changes are not yet known H G Feder Cincinnati 1053 the local factions the truth of the Wood Son Lady Dadly Injured Mark Stix Cincinnati 28510 maxim United we stand divided we As Mrs John S Long and her son fall The time is ripe for a reunion Wood Son of all factions on one ticket if the Edgar were enroute to the city in a Herman Bros Lindaur Co party is to succeed in local affair3 buggy Wednesday the horse became C Nashville S1230 Wood Son The Music Hall convention nominees frightened at some object and atPhillips Butlorff Nashville fortunately combine in one ticket re- tempted to run Mrs Long jumped S20488 Wood Son representatives of but hung J S Reese Co Nashville 5328 putablethe party and it every fac- from the vehicle was thrown- -her foot tion of violent Â¬ should be in the wheel and 58 Wood Sou supported by every Democrat and ly to the pike One wrist was badly Bray Clothing Co Louisville good citizen who wants a better ad sprained and her body was terribly 556882 Wood Son ministration Pratt Simmons Kraunick Stf be difficult toof local affairs It will bruised She was brought to this nume another ticket as city where she receiyed medical at- Â¬ Louis 547202 Wood Son Btrong as this one tention and was taken home yesterMorgan Hamilton Co Nashville We now move that this back slider day Some time ago Mrs Long was 510185 Wood Son be taken in again on probation and thrown out of a buggy and sustained Carter Dry Goods Co Louisville given another chance to show his serious injuries from whch she had 515843 Wood Son Kiug Brinsmade Co St Louis Faith by hia works How will you not entirely recovered have your veal Bob 55H4 30 Wood Son Sir Com herds Sickness Mendel Gosling Co Cincinnati The Circus Wednesday The report in Tuesdays Kentuck Â¬ 58125 Wood Son Barnum Baileys circus has come ian that Mr B W Cowherd on SunLouh Ichenhauser Sou Cincin and gone and it proved to be a whop- day evening took a dose of 8trychnin nati 526270 Anderson AllenB per It lived up to the bill boards and through mistake was based on the worth positive young mail J HFall Co Nashville 539417 showed everything it promised yvho lives statement of a who gave a near Gracey Wood Sou though the night performance was detailed account of the affair We A F Shopleigh Hardware Co St cut to some extent It is the best have since been absuretl by Mr Cow- Â¬ Louis 532004 Wood Son show ever seen under canvass here herd and by Dr Bell who attended TheAltns Doepke Ca Cincin- The only trouble is there is too much him duriiig a slight attack of indis- Â¬ nati S28852 Anderson A spectator would have to be Aliens of ity position that was the only worth argus eyed to see it There were the report that there wasground for no truth Sivaun Abraham Hat Co Louisville several brau new featuies and all of whatever iu the statement that Mr 5330 Anders u Allensworth the rings were first class The crowds Cowherd took strychnine or any other ii flaut Cincinnati 182 Ander were tremendous Not less than 10- - poison We make this correction o son and Alleusworth U00 people saw the two performances the statement and regret that Mr Tapp Leathers Co Louisville About 7000 of them in the afternoon Cowherd should have been given any 7828 Anderson Allensworth The general admission was 50 cents unpleasant notoriety in connection Saml Cupples Woodenware Co and the reserved seats 50 cents and with the mattef St Louis Slb8 Anderson Aliens the concert and side show 10 cents Many miners Laid Off wortn each The refreshments venders and National Wall Paper CoNew York other agents did a big business and Nearly all the large mines of West 580801 J I Landes the show made big money here They Virginia have been working only a Geo H Dean Kilte BrosCinciu must have quit the town with at least few days in a month since Jun 1 und uati 516985 Wood Son 54000 or 55000 But it wob a great have now ordered another big cut iu Stephen Putney Co Cincinnati show and well conducted in all res wages The Harpers Ferry Paper 531775 Anderson Allensworth pects Company and Shenandoah Pulp Com Equity National Bank Cincinnati pany ordered a reduction of 10 per Decision ou Libel 544368 W T Fowler cent in wages which the men refused Lexington Ky May 25 Judge and the mills cloEed down Sweet Dompsey Co Chicago The 57249 Wood Son Parker of the circuit court rendered Hart Bros Machine Co of ClarksThe F H Lawson Co Cincinnati a decision Monday afternoon of in- burg and one of the largest of its 5896 52 Wood on terest to newspapers The decision kind iu that state has Bhut down in- Â¬ These 28 attachments aggregate crtine up on demurrer iu the case of definitely N umerous smaller mines 52880975 In addition there are Miss Kitty Hanna of Harrodsburg mills aud factories have closed down three others as follows against S G Boyle editor of and hundreds of men have been John Maier St Louis 5196 J D Morning Herald for libel The the thrown out of employment within de Hays cision effect are added that neweraperb the last few days and J B Lewis Co Boston 5108 J have a inright to hprint matter even to their number daily others and unless there D days though the matter is libelous if the is a change very soon hundreds will The Ault Woodenware Co Cin publisher can show that he had suffer from want of the bare neces cinnati 5175 Feland Son grounds to believe that the matter sities of life They are feeling the These suits are brought to recover was true and came from a truthful effects of too much prosperity goodB m the depot and enroute and source The suit was for libel on Democratic Convention preveut their seizure under the gener the grounds that the paper had made al attachments These debts amount statements in a publication connecTheDernocrats of Christian county to 5479 ting the plaintiff with alleged brutal are hereby notified to meet in niasB Tho Bheriff began taking steps yes ity to a small boy whom she had convention at the court house in Hoplerday to have the stock appraised taken from the Childrens home kinsville ou Saturday May 29tht and find out the exact condition of 1897 at 2 oclock p in standard Young Davis Wins a lrlze aLairs time to select delegates to the State Messrs E BBassott J M Frankel Elkton Ky May 25 A full chap Democratic Convention to be held iu aud O R Clark are now appraising el greeted the annual debaters at the the city of Frankfort on the 2nd dav the stock and expect to complete Vauderbilt Training School last even of Juue 1897 for the purpose of the work in four or five days ing and the contest was an interest nominating a candidate for tho office Mr Kugler will wait until this is ing oue The Henry Clay Society of the Clerk of the Court of Appeals done and will then see what ho can won the question Resolved That of Kentucky do about adjusting his affairs He the American Republic tends toward Those entitled to participate in still hopes to bo able to make some docay this selection of delegates are desig arrangements by which he can re Mr A R Davis of Everetts nated in the sixth clause of the call sume business secured the handsome gold medal for for this convention made by the The complications growing out of oratory The judges were Rev John Democratic Executive Committee tho lauure have caused a Buit at W Lewis D D of Louisville which is as follows Nashville as shown by the followiug Judge Joe McCarrollof Hopkinsville It is further resolved that it is from the American the sense of this Committee that we and Judge Johnson lireonvule G Feder of Ohio filed a bill H adhere unreservedly and unquali in the Chancery Court yesterday Senator Deboo and the President fiedly to the great principles enunci- Â¬ agaiustJ H Kugler of Kentucky by special appointment went over the ated in our National Democratic plat- Â¬ aud P M Hill W H McNeil and entire question of Federal patronage form adopted at Chicago in 1896 aud the Tennessee Centennial Exposition for Kentucky and the Senator came it is now declared that all Democrat Compauy The bill recites that away with his slate unbroken The ic voters end others in this State while defendant Kugler was engaged oases of FrankB and Sapp wore dis who supported the electors ol the iu a mercantile busiuess at Hopkins cussed fully and tho conclusion was Democratic nominee for President in ville bo became indebted to complain reached that both should bo appoint 1896 as well as all other peraous ants in the Bum of 5108604 Com ed who by their participation in the se- Â¬ plainants charge that he has recently William Easley of Todd ccuntv lection of the delegates to tho conven failed in business aud has been since and his wife who has tion herein provided for shall there fraudulently removiug Lh property ludiaua have been been living in by deem themselves obligated to reunited after to Teunessoe to avoid process in Ken eich had lived for nearly half a cen support the ironiiueo of such conven tucky The bill further recites that tury in tho belief that tho other waB tion are and shall be entitled to vrito defendants Hill and McNeil have dead iu tho election of delegates hereto purchaBod about 2000 gallons of It is earnestly requested that all Parafliue oil from Kugler and that Dr J D Clardy who has been at Democrats who can do bo will attends they are under contract with the homo several weeks will leave for this mooting Isaao Gahbott Centennial Company for the oiling Washington Tuesday stopping at the Chairman of tho floor of the building florn- - State convention Democratic Com Christian county- i THE RACKET FAILURE W J6MJ m J ifiia tiiLuin V JA-nf- - W- toimiik MENACE OJHH TtnUckgnt TV T jA NATIONS i Tho Inorodiblo Abuses Which Pr vail at tho Goal dftto Pilgrims fScolcliu ntle Iilcitn of flunrnntlnc Kuro Vcnn Oftlclal llclplCMN pulnrit Moaleni ltauuUaixm Copyright nb Ilcnvrti FIiiiIIiir Drittli Ani f i Every year vVJi Li ft- to Mceon which is to bo seen now in progress there tho most extraordinary oollootion o poor zealots who liave conio oti foot from distant homes begging tlialr food by tho way and who mnv bo a year or two on tho journey- Tho poor tramp may drill from Morocco all the way across Northern Africa or he may come from Tcrslo or Hrltiah India by parched und barren desert routm eating dally a handful of dates or rice If a grade another or two loss abjectly poor the pilgrim Theres another way Everyone has will have a camel which doesnt bottur heard of the basket trick performed matters in Mecca from a sanitary point hv Indian fakirs One of these extraor of view up in a space Itich and poor well and ill fed halo dinary creatures will curl bandbox and somewhat larger than a or decrepit the pilgrims reach at Jast ns baggage by an by various routes but the vast ma be carried on board Hence tho steamboat men have j nihor jority from Djeddah by sea the haglos acquired the habit of sticking things or holy stone which is a space squeals and of IS hours march from Mecca Into hurcrazc to see if it baggage has in accord with the well Here they not only strip naked Â¬ known law of but even put off then- turbans anci nave ment acquired modification by environthe habit of refraining their heads shaved By way of clothing they tear new cotton cloth into squares from squealing when stuck who have of one yard each Each man gets two Then there are the French squares one of which he uses as an this year forbidden the pilgrimage from nnron while the other is thrown over Algiers Tunis and Tripoli But the tho left shoulder In this attire the desert is unfenccd and a man who sets may change last procession marches to kiss the black out to visit his his mind and conclude to go to Mecca atone This stone is supposed to date from when he gets into Morocco or Egypt Patriarch Abrahams time The Arabic And the Egyptian government is hardhagard or in some ly likely for political reasons to forword for stone dialects liajar is the same as the bid the pilgrimage For the same reaivord Hagar which occurs in the Bible sons it permits the law requiring each as that of the mother of Ishmael Hagg pilgrim to have three months subsist- Â¬ 5s a pilgrimage Hnggi are pilgrims ence money to remain a dead letter TTngios is the Greek word for holy European Inspectors would enforce the But that is another story The holy rule refuse bakshish and make the annual pigrhnag the timo of the grent 1 lfi I people say who know the conditions well Perhaps It may be only enteric fever from change of food and polluted water and suuttrolto from the fierce rays of the sun beating down on so many bald shaven paivs They treat sunstroke by putting a blindage around tho hoitl thrusting a stick through it tufd twisting it toiirniqudt faSlilcnt JJvcn thl soinetlinea utrnngely falls to cure OX couno there are quarantines and regulations But of oouwse also this Is the cast The British government In India has forbidden pilgrims to set out from dis Â¬ tricts where tho plague exists a case of looking the stable after thohorsols stolen it also requires that each pilgrim have 30 rupees as a safeguard against starvation on the way Tho candidates are sorted on a long wharf divided by a picket fence Aman who has been passed hands his rupees to another through the fence and he to I I All right finld l wi can start when you like without the papers but in that case youll bo stoppbd at Abou Saad sure They fell on their knees to tin those big fierce Mogmbbin and Moors and Soudanese and begged mu for Gods harbor they wjore afraid theyd be too late and so pn Oh you vVant to go on said I and I stepped to tho signal box without an other word and began bending on lihrcc They tvntahnl me curl- slgnal flags ously iStirc you wuntfus go on said 1 nfter tihey had ttuie to get perfectly qulot Theouptafu hi getting his health Ho was In my room watch- iKipers ing the ship with a glfise and wc were waiting1 for nothing under heaven but more freight Yes thry vere stlfc wy Presented 71 THf GREAT SUMMER RESORT 11897 DAWSON SPRINGS ARCADIA HOUSE DAWSOW Hopkins County KENTUCKY ThAeiiplolr ioilt01iinv on nnwe-v tii Mi ff situated Immediately upon ikttfthiiH nltnirliiSrohoulsvlllo Ky andt8 htllocdbtthe Oliesft U jiwuilio woitof of VadtlBOO ttp montli und liquid A young ouiatl about to be prcsehtcd at court receives Mie fullest instructions aslo her behavior Sht is told how to dress how to manage her train how to courtesy correctly livery incident is carefully rehearsed so that she may commit no blunder in the presence of royalty If all this trouble is wortn while ror tue sauatacuou o one unci moment how infinitely more Important It la that a young tfirl about to enter into the sacred precincts of womanhood should be instructed In all that concents a ife time of possible happiness or possible misery Every mother otiht to see to It that her daughters arc healthy and strong in a wo- Â¬ manly way She ought to make them aware that any neglect or irregularity of the special functions of womanhood may result in life long weakness and disease Any mother or daughter may write concerning these delicate ailments with the utmost confidence to Dr R V Pierce chief consulting physician to the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute of Buffalo N Y Her letter will be answered free of charge with suggestions for self treatment at home by which these complaints maybe overcome without need of mortifying examinations Dr Pierce has had over thirty years experience in the treatment of womens dis eases and is an eminent specialist In this particular field of practice His Favorite Prescription cures completely and perma nently the most obstinate cases of feminine weakness and disease It heals all inflamed conditions strengthens and tones the nerve centres and the entire womanly organism For prospective mothers and nursing is a mothers the Favorite Prescription perfect strength sustalner mousp TiiKXUOAIia J ho owner I iiVciiret-t- tnftw nnd neatly furnished with cnpaolty of ctitortnlnlnij per ihphIho owners of the bprltigH and the kucsih 0f tho Arcadia Siilups wltlu in extra charge Invalids chould remember that tirfjnjl uiit 9tY many ntlvatttagnfi to persons visiting the springs Thodry ii f tifttmwo prlngij For pamphlets otc apply to trti MM hOLKMAN 00 tr oprlctord tie hutci h I tyWUMH jiiMWWliii JyVi1 rake not to go without the papers Finally I explained to them that they had plenty of time found out that they were worrying mainly be- Â¬ cause their food was running low nrd the whole affair ended in the company giving them five bags of rice DANIEL CLEVEUTON jSomc of them had been on Abou Waad They and the rcait had heard of it would have licked the dust off my boots if I had cared for that kind of a polish Jm Telephone 1566 WG Jr A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOQUE OF THE flllTa- STinOKBUSIRESS COLLEGE 33rd Year BOOK KEEPING LOUISVILLE SHORTHAND TELEGRAPHY KENTUCKY PENMANSHIP ETC OniAiliu Vilitalte Information to those desiring to Learn SneqvaMl FaclUHctfor Txattno Oraituatet in Lucrative Mluattont RatOS Vfy LOVK ALASKAS LIVING MASTODONS limlil son-in-la- w The District Aro Supposed to Bxlnt The remarkable assertion is made by a member of the Alaska rtistorieal so Â¬ ciety that perhaps tho mastodons reÂ¬ mains of which have been found in a well preserved condition in various parts of Alaska and Siberia are not yet entirely extinct as has hitherto been believed but that almost conclusive evi- Â¬ dence to the contrary has bcou recently brought to light Traders und intelli- Â¬ gent Indians profess to have seen these animals as well as their huge foot Â¬ prints and a naturalist who is the editor of the Juneau News has collected considerable other testimony as to their existence The location of the mastodon country acordlng to the sketch map of a member of the Dominion survey is about midway between Mount St Elias and the Yukon river and 100 miles due north from St Ellas and less than that from old Fort Selkirk and the mouth of Stewart river and Forty mile creek where the gold mines are located It has been u well known fact that the Eskimos have traded in the tusks and bones of these animals for centuries and great deposits of them have been found while arctic explorers have even fed their dogs on theix carcasses pre- Â¬ served in the ice supposedly from prehistoric times The district reported to be thus inhabited is very high and well supplied with moss grass and fodder in unlimit- Â¬ ed qualities as well as plenty of water nnd consequently it is argued that whatever natural force may have de stroyed and burled the immense num Â¬ bers whose remains are found in great masses this particular section was probably free from Its effects which accounts for the existence of a rem Â¬ nant of the race Forest and Stream In Which Some of Tliciil M D SULLIVAN JNuslivHle M I Teiin Ma J1 PRACTICAL PLUMBING GAS Hlstimates Solicited nnA STEAM FITTING m No 183 Orders Promptly Attended To North College Street W H Faxon Oubs c r ib e M o vra Wheeler WEUKLY LOUISVILLE DISPATCH A Wheeler Mills Tobacco Warehousemen Commission Merchants Ky Co Grain Dealers ire lrool Wareliouse Liberal Advance on Consignments cor rossellville and r r sts fc Vw Hopkinsville All Tobacco dent us Covered by Insurance STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER For For For For the the the the free coinage of silver Chicago platform Democratic nominees PEOPHIETORS OP I Central Tobacco Warehouse j ClarksMille Term We Solicit the Patronage of All Who Have Tobacco j interest of the masses All the latest telegraphic news All the latest State news All to Selk Free Storage to Shippers the latest market reports Cash TOM Advances J C Made on Consignments KENDRICK Salesman JAS D HEADLEY ASHA PRAYER OF A POOR MECCA PILGRIM v it l government unpopular Native ones think everyone rich enough to pass who can beg orljorrow a shilling fee In spite of all this most of the pil grims have money and it takes the Turkish doctors at the Djedduh quar antine to find it out Talk of quarantines That at Djeddah is the finest in the world considered as a means of extracting money The doctors charge what the traffic will bear no more They never make the mistake of holding up a shipload of folks for more money than there is on the ship Some times when business is dull and fees are running light the medical men will send a load of people to the quarantine island Abou Saad to make them ap preciate better the advantages of n clean bill of health and to enable them to enjoy for awhile the fine scenery and water at one dollar a pint As the sacred day approaches it becomes a game of bluff The doctors dont dare keep tho pilgrims too late for if they are not likely to be in time they will get sulle n and refuse to pay a cent On the other hand the pilgrims will not hold out too long fearing to lose the entire Each side knowing both tho trip strength nnd weakness of the position without of the other an arrangement of some What some say Is that cholera al Â¬ sort Is patched up by which those who ways breaks out within 24 hours after have money pay and those who havent the feast As a rule itsno great matter dont Cholera isnt a bad disease Under faOh yes theres a quarantine vorable conditions it merely kills a few A gentleman of high official rank In thousands of the dirtiest people on Egypt who was in his younger days in earth adds a dozen clean ones by accBed sea steamboat business gives ident travels its hundreds or thousands the me much of this information which he of miles and is snuffed out In the north ought to bo made public but by frost In the south It is always pres- thinks he could not himself print in may find in which ent This year the plague any Mohammedan country the meeting and parting of so many men Such is tho fear which the pilgrims climes jusn from such widely separated feel said he that I tho opportunity it wants to travel and once of Abou Saad quelled a mutiny in Alexandria 6ee tho world harbor by merely mentioning its dread Â¬ What an opportunity There are Shil ed name The sailors were hiding Ad Suni from Asia Minor from Persia and miral Blomfield and British ma Â¬ Tbero are dancing dervishes howling rines were guarding tho ship to see tho eating dervishes nnd dervishes glass and 500 Â¬ that no rioters came dervishes who jab themselves with un furious pilgrims were ashore all over storming pointed steel things There pleasant her I was fully 22 and weighed a nro Touoregfl from Sahara Bedouins a Libyan desert wild Mograb little over hundred pounds but I knew from tho proud Arabic and the captain asked mo to go bins from the Lord knows where un- Â¬ out and arrango I white Moors in gelabas and burnousesÂ¬ armed of course matters of was pil- Â¬ und mosJt tho bushel basket turvellow Hindoos fct grims carried long desert guns loaded to bans brown Egyptians in tarbushea tho muzalo with slugs from Ethiopia- M coal black negroes Whats all this row about said I brownalcuU caps ond blue gowns XberU and Turks nnd Chinese when I got on deck and they made n are rrslans rush for me They said they wanted And there is the sholcra tjne to go on they were tired of lying in Not the reaf eholra always ijiftui jtfcadMe stone Is an ordinary enough affair built into the wall of tho Kaaba or sacral Enclosure It is said to have been turned blnck because the sins of the pilgrima pass Into it leaving them clean Clean In the great Mohammedan feast that follows the procession more animals are slaughtered than the total Sometimes number of the pilgrims the number reaches half a million of sheep nnd goats less often calves and joung camels A perfect young camel is regarded as the finest sacrifice so that many artifices are devised to puss off camels that have died of sickness for fine specimens or camels with broken legs Tho Arabs about Djed Â¬ dah have a sportive way of creeping up behind a young camel and breaking its leg with a sudden twist of a forked stick all in the Interest of trade Here are the refuse of half a million beasts the entrails and offal stinking in tho Bun the utter lack of sanitary conveniences the feebleness of so many of the pilgrims nnd the long continued vegetarlnn habits of nine tenths of them Then they are suddenly gorged with meat For the rich regard it a eacred duty to buy meat for the poor at Big Beiram feast and none need go with Lincoln Lieut Gov Timothy L Woodruff says that he is the only man alive who ever This slept with Abraham Lincoln is tho story During the war Mr Woo- Â¬ druffs father was a congressman froth Massachusetts and lived with his wife and baby the baby being little Tun at Willards hotel in Washington The elder Woodruff and Mr Lincoln were on very friendly terms For a time President Lincolns family was out of the city and he lived at Willards where he formed n very warm friend Â¬ ship for the congressmans baby Night after night the Wood ruffs whose room adjoined those of Mr Lincoln would hear him pace back ward and forward in his room with the long ungainly stride tor which he was noted On a number bf such occasions there would come a knock utthe conÂ¬ gressmans door When it wa6 opened the president with a queer look on Ida Con Â¬ rugged countenance would say gressman I want to borrow the little fellow to night Im thinking too much Then he would carry the youngster to his own room nnd pet him and care for him as if he were his own while for tho time being his own immense responsibilities nnd troubles were for- Â¬ three-yenr-o- ld Â¬ Â¬ Once Slept Correct market reports Correct court reports Reliable news reports Honest editorial policy THE WEEKLY LOUISVILLE DISPATCH AND THE Kentuckian one year for 230 P MAJOR Late of UlarksvUlc term Lato ot Glvens Headlcy Jr Co ktjTOIE Tobacco Warehouse INUEPEBDKNT1 TOM P MAJOR CO Props J Street- Nos 805 807 809 and 811 West Main HV JJOUXVILJLE3 ICY TpZJTZPOU Parties having Inventions they wteh to pre teot should procure their patents through out agency Inventors Manual i book containing cost of patents mode of procedure etc ana other Information pent for 3c stamp Ourllttof pacnls wanted for which large sumi of money nro offered sent with the Manual free We find purchasers for patents procured through our ageney Branch oCIcch In all th principal cities and in all foreign countries v EKTJSL IStlEI 1852 A i Patents Wanted V V SAWSOE L I HODGSON is my solicitor JAMES WEST THE WORLDS PROGRESS 601 - J07 Xttt got te n PLUW1 ST CINCINNATI Importer sxnl IVIixnxxfactixrex of O NYJVorkh ture to mention this paper frames in European picture galleries nnd are believed to be now on their way to America The collections victimized are the National Picture galler ol Pesth which has lost a Murlllo representing St Joseph and the Boy Ohrist and a Van der Neer portraylnga burn ing city situated on the banks of a river crowded with shipping be other collection robbed is the great Madrid Picture museum and the painting miss Â¬ ing Is tho preliminary sketch by Murlllo of his well known picture entitled St Anne Giving n Lesson to the Vir- Â¬ gin which hangs in the same gallery The stolen picture 13 47 centimeters by 25 Tho police as well aj the most faÂ¬ mous picture dealers of Europe in Â¬ sist that there Is In Nvw York n firm which makes a specialty 0f stolen pictures of this kind und allege that tho missing Duchess of Devonshiro Is like wise In the possession of this firm which for long havej been under uur eillance lately howjevcr relaxed N Y Tribune Mnulncs lit CnVnl llrtUIn Prof J Holt SchooHng declares that ono person in every too of the popuhv tlon of Britain Is a n iQiilnc antUhutthe rutto promises to im lease According to cur last cepsus 3031 persons over 100 jeiju s were fount aad of these 2CSJ wer women In FrsJo in 1S05 thor ier Aly JO men and tT l women o -- p Ho i Oif Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ I nobliery of Old Mnatcrs Picture robbers are once more at work on the other side of the Atlantic WANTED AN IDEASUgSRffiK and within the last fortnight three old- - thlncc to natout Protect vour Ideas thev mav you wealth Write JOHN WEDDEtt masters have been cut from thei brlnpr HQttN CO Patent Attorneys Washington P C for their 81800 prize oiler Marble Mr F 1U AND Granite Monuments TABLETS ETC Clarksville WHITLOW NAT GAITHEfi Terin of Hopkinsville Ky AmeliH Jane Simpson col of Lou isvillq weighs 438 pounds Slio requires two chairs wheu Rittiug down Ton years ngi hhe weighed ouly 88 pouifils Htitl wus threatened with cou sumptiou GAITHBR TOBACCO WEST MERCHANTS J A curd on th outside door says Gone to lunch lie back iu ten minuteB And tho nmu will be there on time That is for some days week or even mouths he will Then he will be at home occasionally for a day Hell tell you lie had the turn of cholera morbus or maybe hell nay he hud a lump in his stomach and felt too miserable to move Tho lump was probably two or three leu minute lunches con-head-ucho--- COMMISSION Hopkinsville Ky Liberal advances niado on Tobacco r fm VTi I Four raonthB storago Free IfUStHl Tha msm who bolts his lunches will find Dr Pierces Ploasaut Pellets the best fritjiid he eyer met stipation iudigestiou heart burn or any ot tue rest 01 me uignt mtue breediut brood Mint tleo little Pellet will not cure They euro permuuently Send 21 cents in ouo cent stumps to Worlds Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo N Y- and receive Dr Piereos 1008 page profusely illustrated M J E jjrjs i R REEVES Ml SUCCESSORS TO J K TWYMAN ig Tutj is no case of biliousuess con Iaxicllte ix Axil Comuiou Seusa Medical k Adviser i a Olaoice tapleand JOancy GrxdGefis THE IiOVJ3HrX GIVE US A CALX TELEPHONE hfc t u Lino of 11 uu niifcifa rfiii li iii ji- i j ahJMbmI gjojiitinatiUlt lentucMan io letters nrc troing to touch Mr Snpoa heart any more quickly tluin they will roach other mens because Mr Sago Is Tniaa Flrt Monday in February term lireflweekgiUilriJMondRyln JUy term two Hard Tlmos Ho Says Aro Duo to loo busy to investigaa evory call made eek first Monday In September term tbrer Bhrlnkaero of Values on hihii if ho investigated ono ho Xijf wedlOU ClKOtUf OOOKT DIKKCTOItV SAGE ON CLOTHING w t Fourth Monday In February--ter- m linisiiAM nix week First Monday In June toiu four vreekg Fourth Monday Hi September1 JleiTKlntr 1 offer Fnllou- - fntervlorr- nterm six weeks Lool H for IIpUit litinlncim A terra Calloway Second Monday In April term three weeks First Monday in August Trnnanotion In Corn Mr Sutra two weeks i Second Monday in Novembor i nil PrcHliIcnt Lincoln term three weeks IiToK First Monday In May term two first Monday In August term two wcok Copyright 1S07 weeks first Monday in September term two weeks Nev York I went up in tiicclcVrilor witli Tluscll Sage to Ills new ofllcca on Nassau street tlio otlicr tiny Ho euid CARDS Four to the elevator mnit us he got in At tlic fourth iloor ho got out ahead of rno and went on to hia olHec Ho walks WILLIAM B NEELY with as firm n step nsn mid tlle ngtod man hough he is 80 years old There is LawAttorney at PROFESSIONAL Sargent Building --Mniu St Special Attention to the Collection of Claims C HTANDY J 131N mtsrr Grown and Bridge Work a Specialty OFFICE over Richards V Cos store J PRANK RIVES Atto ney at Law llopklnsvllIeKy Practice In the Courts of Christian and ad oinlnifcounHts Office Coutt St near Weber t IU BWARFIELOJ Lawyer HopklnsvllIeKy Office 1 with Callla Wallace i nRMSMERRlWETHEK Late of Louisville Dentist Office In s SummersBulldlng HopklnsvlUe Ky over Baesett Cos MttDREW SARGENT M nothiusr about him to smnrcst his aco except a alight nervous affection of the rjgnt eye and a slight ricafncps as I found when J talked with him later The cntrnncd to this oillco through a small lobby A board partition reach ing to the ceiling shuts in tlio office You can sec tho anteroom through u wicket and the cashiers room is visible when the cashier opens a trap window lo look out There aro no henvy bar riers to keep out cranks In Mr Sages old office iron bars wero put up nftcr tho experience of the millionaire with the crazy Norcross and his bug of dyna- mite That Norcross affair by the way is a favorite jest with the men who call to sec Mr Sago Perhaps ho would sec mo If you told him I had no bag todrop they say with grim facctiousnesa While I waited I heard a customer dis cussing a business transaction with the cashier It concerned two loans aggre Â¬ gating more than 1750000 and the rato of Interest the customer was paying on them Million dollar loans aro not uncommon things in MrSages oflice Ho is tlio millionaire who keeps his mil- Â¬ lions on hand Though he has large in- Â¬ terests in railroads banks and other corporations ho always has a half million or so in cash where lie can get it on iivo minutes notice The anteroom of Mr Sages office is small There is a table in one corner By the door of the inner office stands a ticker bringing the market news from the stock exchange The inner office is about 16x24 feet It is well car- 1 would have to inviNitignto all and so lio Investigates none Mrs Snge hni har oliaritlos but they aro along lines with which she is famillnr personally ohd writers of begging letters lo either Mr Sage or Mrs Sage who aro not known to them personally might an well wive their postngo stamps Their letters will bring no results not ovoii a reply I asked Mr Sage what he thought was the outlook for prosperity under the new tnrlJT but ho told me that where men were so divided as to the probable efTeotof thisorthutfeaturcof tllc tlr bill it was unwise to express nn Pinion llesides the new tariff has not been shaped yet When It is doubt less Mr Sago will have something In terestlng to say about it He was n member of the ways and means committee of the house at Washington nearly 10 years ago and he is thoroughly familiar with the subject Apropos of the depression of business Men think hard times Mr Sage said are due to a lack of money They arc not They arc due to the enormous shrinkage in values 35 to 50 per cent railroad stocks alone There is plenty of money and money to day will buy more of almost any product than it ever would before You can get twice as much for a dollar now as you could 20 years ago I passed a store just below Cortlandt street to day where you can buy a suit of clothing for 167 There wns quite n crowd of men there Just think of it a suit of good clothing for 307 I often hnVe occasion to go into the big dry goods stores becnuso I am interested in the banks from which they get credit and T want to see tho men in their own stores and observe how they do business Well I was in ono of these places the other day and they had a line of clothing from some manufacturer who wanted money and they were selling suits for 675 I looked at them and they were as good as any suit I used to pay 15 and 20 for I bought two not that I wanted any more clothing for I had eightor ten suits at home butbe cause I wanted to say that Id bought D Physician and Surgeon HopkhmilleKy Office fifth and Main streets opposite Cltj Court Rooiti Telephone No5 TG YATES Office Physician and Oculist iiopkinsvllle tty with Dr Hill Main stree- - A J UcCALLENIl H First National BarberShop Hopkinsvflle Ky Rear of First National Bank 9th street nOYDPOOj Barbers 7th street iiopkinsvllle Ky Especial attention to patrons clean LlneD Satisfactory service Call andbeconvlnced RUSSELL SAGE TALKS ABOUT CLOTHES AND OTHER MATTERS C H GUMAER M D NUCTICE LIMITED TO Eye Ear Nose and Throat 416 UPPER FIRST STREET EVANSVILLE IND Illiuois Central K from Cincinnati and K Fast Efficient Double Daily Service Louisville to has Through Passenger Trains and MEHPHISandNEW ORLEANS in connection with the b O ville reaohlngdiiectormaklng tions for principal points SW to Louisclose connec on Its own and connecting lines including Vicksburg and Jaokson Miss Baton Rouge Hot Springs and Natchez La Little Pock and Houston and Ark Waco Fort Worth Dallas and points on the Pacific San Antonio Tex Coast It has also through pasrenger trains and fast efficient double dally service from New Orleans Jaokson Memphis and points South and West on its own and connecting lines to SOUTH and WEST CINCINNATI CHICAGO LOUISVILLE ST LOUIS y maklngdlreotconnections with through tralni for all points IPs including St Louis Chicago Buffalo burg leveland Boston New York Phlladel a timore and Richmond phlaI BOMD VESTIBULE TRAINS CAR BUFFET SLEKHINO PULLMAN THROUGH THROUGH FREE RECLINING niUIRCARS NORTH and EAST AHHANSOlIoFAWAKELONrAaPA Loulsvlllo Chicago Particulars of your local railroad ticket agent t Walnut BNUIilSU BKUKSHIKKB 1 Ijiiio nerti My herd is headed by Prince Lee 34040 son of Sara Small 37801 he by Sanr Jones SO 077 My breeding sows represent the best strains of blood in America two of them plge of Worlds Fair prUe winners Stock for sale at all times Nice lot of young stock now ready for service Satisfaction guaranteed JnoW Foard Inspection solicited Church Hill Ky 0 W W GRAY TONSORIAL WKST SEVENTH ARTISTS STREET ELB BDILDINO Clean towels and everything first Qive ua a call petcd Opposite the door is a nat topped desk for Mr Sages use It is of polished oak At the other end of the room is a roll top desk of oak On the tinted walls are some photographs It is in every respect a well equipped modern business office Beyond itis asmall room hardly larger than a closet where Mr Sage keeps his hat and coat and umbrella Mr Sages customary dress is a sack coat of black black trousers a white shirt a standing collar and a broad black bow Mr Sage is not partial to being inHe is identified with the terviewed control of institutions in which all New York city is interested the Manhattan elevated railroads and the Western Union Telegraph com pang and his office therefore is much haunted by reporters Those whogather news in Wall street for the great New York dailies tell mc Mr Sage is a good news man that is that it is easy to get in formation from him and that when lie gives out a siuieiuviii juu cuu icijr uu ita accuracy Therefore it is not because of any indisposition to toll whatever of public interest ho knows that Mr Sago objects to the interview Nor is it because he does not like to talk or has llttlo to soy for MrT Sago lias a ready tongue and in a lifo ranging over 80 years of tho wonderful history of this great country he must have seen and known a great deal that is worth telling No Mr Sages objec tion to being interviewed is based on Iho fact that tho publication of an in terview always brings him an enor-Â¬ mous increase of his mail and this in crease is mado up largely of begging letters Every wealthy man receives a great many begging letters and this number is not measured by his reputation for liberality Mr Sage is not reputed liberal at least in tho senso in which that word is used most common Â¬ ly and yet ho receives quite as many begging letters as does Mr Vanderbilt whose fame is identified with variou3 philanthropic institutions like the Char- Â¬ ity Organization society I am within tho facts said Mr Sage when I explained that I wanted when I him to talk for publication say that tho last interview with mo which was published brought mo be tween 500 and 1000 letters They camoj from all parts of tho country even from Europe I had two from Paris I have mado it a point for 60 years to answer every letter that comes to me but it is loo much to expect mo to an-awer all these I dont want lo appear discourteous but oven tho opening and reading of so much mail is a great un- dtrtaking and I am a very busy man Mr Sago says ho reads personally every letter that comes to him that he always has dono so This is not to Imply however that writers of pathet- Â¬ one-button two suits good suits for less than used to pay for one suit Its the same with shoes and other things I bought a pair of shoes of a well known make the other day for two dollars that used tosellateightdollars Well when things are so cheap people wont pay so much to ride on the rail- Â¬ roads Travel is less and railroad earn ings less and there is an enormous shrinkage in values Only the other day I had a letter from one of tho railroad commissioners of Iowa asking if the Iowa Central would not make a lower rate on corn Ive been president of the Iowa Central for 20 years He said tho corn was rotting because it would not pay to haul it at the present prices and he wanted the railroads to name a rate which would make it possible for tho good day farmers to ship it out of the state He Mr Sage is one of the most method showed that in 15 years the production ical men in New York He gets to his of corn had expanded from 5000000 to office at ten oclock every morning He 300000000 bushels a year Last sum stays there until 3 or 330 oclock mer there was hog cholera and they in the afternoon Meantime he sees figure that in the loss of hogs and tha men who call to talk with him loss of the sale of corn it cost the state about loans attends meetings of tho aew YOnK HrVRMWi of Iowa 15000000 Well there are no directors of banks and other instituIs nnvrally recnunlzeil an the most compieto hogs there now to eat tho corn and It tions in which ho is interested nnd weekly nnwyiiatier In the world It lias more resd- Ilit xiirjetl liriiter is piling up and going to waste because takes luncheon in the Western Union Uitter tban any other It Is ar exct Hence inn uiiti miriHLV iniirnni of uierlca no one to use it and they cant building He is at there is and uiilqtia Inasmuch ns all Its matter Is orfKinal his desk winter Jhe Sauutrrcr dlcu4a weekly the doliifs of get it out of the state Much of it is in summer He has a country placeand society la New York and other large cities In NoMli at A mecial featuro of Iiiivm America and Euroiw ear too and that is tho way to keep Cedarhurst where he goes in the warm RR the St LouisSan Francisco HMMLS is lis short stories Tueyareby the best corn unless you can turn it over There months During the winter he lives on writers of Iiurooo ami America always Rtronje cleerIs prettybyand clean The financial DepartI THROUGH CAR ROUTE is so much moisture that if you take it Fifth avenue Many years ago when read nient all prominent bankersand capital Â¬ BETWEEN ists and on lunations of nuance TOWN IOIICS off the cob it sweats and spoils unless he was is considered an authority making a fortune Mr Sage Leading books of the -day ar relmel by Uhe Onlooker you turn it over regularly until June traveled a great deal looking after lils yort finds rent interest in Afield The loier of and Afloat Well he wanted to know if it wouldnt AND hlKrts on Una ana Water and The Veteran railroad enterprises Now keeps you informed on Horse racluu The Fashion be good policy in the railroads to cut tho gets out of reneh of his oflice he seldom SPRINGFIELD art cle Is of trreat luterest to the ladles The mis Â¬ He never cellaneous matter of TO W TOIMCH consists of rate in half and so help tho farmers goes on the stock exchange though he PITTSBURG poetns cleverandbrlKut comic and traflc by tha JOPLIN out But I wrote back and told him Ik si poets burlesQUes witticisms by has been a member for 30 years He WICHITA the cleverest humorists Jokes day lrice etc cti of tho IO hol better consult the general man leads a busy life and no doubt he Will EUREKA SPRINGS ager of the road and I reminded him keep busy until tho end From PARIS FT SMITH that we had transported free the lum Â¬ QEOROE GRANTHAM BAIN DALLAS llmo 216 pare a Quarterly Mairazlne of Fiction ber to make the storage sheds along I mc fl kt day of March sUu AVhnt Collect Women Aro Doing1 tho track In which the corn is stored SAN ANTONIO June September and December A complete novel by some Out of tho college women recently inand I asked him if he didnt think it wlknown author HOUSTON leads each umber the remainder of the voluino coiifclsts of stories bnrleKoues poems witticisms likely that if we mnde a low rate in terrogated 1C9 are teachers 47 librar GALVESTON etc from TOWW lOlMCh so far back as to April 1807 it would bo brought up ians 22 nurses 19 journalists and 19 make repnbllc tion fresh reading Trice OU cents 8210 per year Solid Vitibuld Tiiru with Pullman Sleepen against irs before him as railroad com clerks while tho remainder are disHarvey Dining Holla Reclining Chair Can and missioner in April 1803 nnd April 1809 tributed around in various unclassified Maps time tablet and full information furnished Special Subscription Offer upon application to Thirty years ago said Mr Sage positions The majority of a given num Good to March J 1S97 GEO T XICUOLSOJ getting into a reminiscent vein I mado ber of women asked in regard to the MEITIUE W For St 00 TOWN TOPICS for three months Gen Pasar Agent Trav Pan Agent and only purchase of corn I matter said they received less pay than tho ilrt nd two back volumes 1 TALK JKIIOM TO WN ST LOUIS MO TOIMCH FUEK a UONUH 8T LOUIS MO ever made I bought a million bushels men for the same kind of work A small Fo 8I00 TOWS TOlICS foroneyear andL four luck volumes of TALUS l HOM TOWN in Chicago and shipped it cast I am number were found who get tho samo TOPIC FHKE a BONU interested in an elevator company In pay and a very tiny fraction of tho num lor iftrt flu regular rluli Mihsrrfntfnn crlce for TOWN TOPIC and TUlH FltOM TOIVJ Chicago now and wo made 35 per cent ber received more money than men in TOPICS both publications for one rear and ten back volumes or Iliicn Fiiuu luivn last year Wo wont make more than similar positions Chicago Chronicle nusrc a jjunim topic by V O Money Order or New York Ex Hemlt ten per cent this year Think of it change to lOWNyOPlCe iiOti Sill Avenue Cuvo Pniiri Awny only ono qimrter as much Tihatshows now voru Mamma Now Bobby glvo nurse a you how things aro going Well corn kiss and say good night wa3 down to 13 cents then ft was so Bobby No If I kiss her shell box cheap that they were- using it for fuel W1I YATES J 8 HAMILTON on tho railroads and very good fuel It my ears liko she did papas last night HAMILTON YATES --N Y WorhL made I thought it pretty cheap and Phoenix Hotel Barbershop I bought a million bushels I was out Could Teaoh Her netter deal Hopkinsville Ky n St Paul and Minneapolis a good Mrs IIIppo Ivo always had a fear about that time giving instructions doctor that Id bo buried alive Particular attention given to boyB The Kentucky building at tho Ten about tho building of some railroads Dr Surekill shows your lack ueeeee Centennial Exposition was hair cutting Satisfaction to nil Up I iold them I bought tho grain to make of confidence Jn That me opened Thureday ot dnto in all respects business for my road- I got a pretty low rate on the corn by lake and mil six cents to Albany There was a firm of brewers named Taylor in Albany who had just completed a big ware house There wannt another ns big outside Brooklyn I rented that ware house for 1500 for a year It is stand ing to diy iu Albany I mnde arrange Â¬ ments with them to have the corn turned over regularly until the 1st of June I put about half the corn in there nnd the rest I brought down to Brooklyn and stored at regular rates in Well sir the different warehouses market turned pretty soon and com the next year was worth double vhnitit had sold for I made n handsome profit on my speculation I made something on my wheat but not so much They did not understand then what could be dono with spring wheat Modern processes make just as good flour out of spring ns out of winter wheat The people of Europe Ihon didnt know anything about corn Theyve learned a good deal since I guess I did about as much as anyone to teaoh them I never bought another bushel of corn They thought omit in Chicago that I was going to be a regular buyer afitcrthatand Igotmore than nhundrrd letters tho next year asking if I didnt want some There were not so many men then who would buy a million bushels at n time Over Mr Sages desk hangs an interesting photograph It is a group of men with whom he served In congress Justin S Morrill of Vermont John Sherman of Ohio the late N PBanks of Massachusetts among them They served at a troublous time a time when the credit of the country was in the hands of congress Speaking of that period Mr Sage recalled Lincolns anxiety nbout borrowing the money necessary to carry on tho war and of the part ho played In au important conference held in New York in 1800 President Lincoln was doubtful whether the government debt could be increased to 2000000000 and he want ed an expression of opinion from some representative financiers said Mr Sage Mr Seward called a meeting to be held at the Astor house ill this city and he wrote me a note asking me to be sure to be there Mr Seward was always one of my warm friends We had a big room and there were representatives of about all the states there Mr Weed presided I went there expecting that I might be asked to say a word or two perhaps at the end of the meeting but nothing more Well when the meeting Was called to order Mr Weed called on me first thing I wa3 very much surprised I told them I had come expecting to say something but not to be called on first nnd I supposed they had called on the younger men first because it would take them a very short timo to tell all they knew Mr Sage smiled and stroked his smooth shaven chin ns he recalled his oratorical flight of nearly 40 years ago Then I told them he continued that I understood we were called together here for the purpose of sounding the sentiment toward increasing the public debt by 400000000 for the purpose of preserving the government In the first place I said if we did not what was going to become of tha other- 1600000000 Mr Sage paused and emphasized this convincing argument with a wink Then he con- Â¬ But I said after that We tinued are considering Increasing the puhlic debt to 2000000000 I nm in favor of raising it to 4000000000 or any other sum that is necessary to preserve the old flog That gave the keynote to the meeting It created a great deal of en- Â¬ thusiasm Mr Seward told me after- Â¬ ward that Mr Lincoln was very much pleased with that meeting the result of it lifted a great load off his mind Still later Mr Lincoln told me so himself Mr Sages astute secretary had been hovering in the doorway with a visit or s card Ho broke in on the Inter- Â¬ view with it and cut the thread of Mr Sages reminiscences Show him in said Mr Sage and grasping my hand cordially he bade me ntmiritHmmitiinnnitDiiirtttimrTi 7m jJJTOBg piii 1 SEE THAT THE FAC SIMILE SIGNATURE OF iiiMrinii Trrrr m m J AfcgclablcPrcparalionfor As- Â¬ similating the Food and Regula- Â¬ ting Hie Stomachs andBowels of U V z JSrSr A ivriSYi VPnJ JfafL7 Til iITrTS tF9 1 AI fT KP W T Promotes DigesliopXhecrful ncssandRcstContalns neither OpumMorphine norltlinefal Caf7A4oC IS ON THE Not Narcotic RctfpeofOldnrSAKVELElKMIl Pumpkin Sct dlx Scnna tnijeSttd ftpjxrnunt -fit CirtonaiSoia ftermSceii -Oenitd Sugar HhttJyrun Flanri WRAPPER OF EVERY BOTTLE OW for Constipa tion Sour StomachDiarrhoca Worms ConvulsionsFevcnsn ncss andLoss OF SleeIp Tac Simile Signature of II Aocrfcct Itemedy TEW YORK Oaitoria Is put sp ia one size bottles only is not sold in bulk Dont allow anyone to cell you anything old on io pica or promise that 111 answer cvory pur Â¬ is jnst as good and 3 Bee that you get pose It t Tha lis- - EXACT kww- copr OF WRAPPER eall M yTr vj 1 l II MTiisAM So stotjl Can 33i3I1ol 3lasut ZE3IbiJLse 5ToU said 3TOu d- TTT-o-ml- Have Special Lumber and Occmplete line cf vr On 0 ur DTe Hardware Paints Oils and Glass D AGG RIOHAEDS s4iJS UWjui m 1 I ST LOUISAS- Tales Town Topics C l NM r 1 Up-to-Da- tc i i ifAMiHYJ t z f I JtVeW Vi itif WHfKfiw 2 ti lJilfcrjr iiitnf i My NUrttAjk V vW liV awjiati lJMBjppuapjaUPInwnjMnMMaFiaJLi- t flflHHHfllB ami WUi iirf fcini Lij ittJililrtjiiMiifc - If K MffNltiV nifflrTilTrilMiriMuirtMMMMUJI TjopkinvUU Ktntuckian ijoplthioutllc iicutucliicm CUBU811ED EDITORS OUTING- - The VnUce of All Nation ft h prove exceed will surely Editors who Intend going to the ment instructive uud entertaining BT ingly MiddlesbOrough Press mooting are It is not until July 9tj that the CHAS m requested to at once advise the secre management decided to have a spec tary R E Morniugstar Bowling ial foreign department The honor UBS01UIT1ON A YKAR IK ADVANUK responsibility of canvassing and Green of the fact and also state if and installing the foreign exeibit was be they intend going to Nashville and stowed upon Mr Antonio Mauchi Ei kmi reading notieesi 20 cents per lino This is who will accompany them special Looilo 8 cclitft Hue each ltHertlon who wont to Europe in in interest ia tea for standing iidvrrttaetnetiM furnUlieU important success o u application itinerary lias oeon His emiueutassertion is sufficient war The following that the tusk rant for the prepared by the eecretary could not have been committed to OKFluK JM SOUTH MAIN STRBK1 17 THURSDAY JUNE moie skillful aud grtcinis hands 820 a m Leiivo Louisville Union While he is an Italian by birth ho is FfUDAY MAY 28 1397 Station Tenth and Broadway over L nevertheless a citizon of the world and N Kuoxvillo Branch arriving at with an iuteeetual biuadth and sym MiddieBboroujrh at 6 p in Dinner pathy embrnciug every nationality DEMOCRATIC TICKET at Junction City on route Mr Macchi has had largo exper Beginning ience with expositions CIRCUIT J 010 B FRIDAY JUNE 18 THOMAS F COOK am Busiurfss session election with the Paris Universal Exposition 8 of Uallowtiy Business ses- of 1878 he has since attended all of of officers etc 2 p m note that have been held in the world sion either as commissioner or official tep COMMONWEALTHS ATTORNEY SATURDAY JUNE 19 W U HOWELL resentilive He was in Londou in Leave ov- r the South am 81 Amsterdam iu 83 Loudon again 820 of Christinu 85 Glasgow ern railway for Kuoxville arriving in 81 85 Liverpool Visit to principal 86 Manchester aud Newcastle iu 87 there at 2 p m Decoration Day uext Monday 89 noiuts of Interest in Kuoxville iu Doadou acaiti in 88 iu Psris u mwnr ii 710 p m Depart for Chattanooga Ediuburg 90 Jamaica 91 again in The Kentucky building at the Ten- over Southern railway Loudon in 92 aud iu 93 was com1110 Arrive at Chattanooga missioner General at the Worlds nessee Ceutenuinl Exposition was Columbian Exposition at Chicogo SUNDAY tune 20 opened Thursday day will be spent iu San Francisco 91 Atlauta 95 and The entire iu July 96 was by the Ten It is reported that Joe Noe will run sight seeiug in Chattanooga Lookout nessee and made engaged Commissioner GenMountain Chickatnauga etc tfor the legislature in Oweusboro on eral for the Foreign Department MONDAY JUNE 21 Iu the centre of this Palace of a1 the Republican ticket Thats where 8 a m Depart for Nashville over Natious there is a music staud where 2io bolougs the Nashville Chattanooga and St Messrs Valisi and Georgi discourse railroad sweet strains tit intervals during the Glasgow Times has bieu Louis The 150 Arrive in Nashville day charming the listener mto into a semi weekly and the changed 3p m Visit the exposition in a dreamy forgetfuluesss transporting people of Barren county are to be body uim in fancy to foreign climes tri 8 p in Visit Vanity Fair congratulated umphing over wind and wave exulting iu a feeling of brotherhood broad TUESDAY JUNE 22 Jno R McLean has announced 8am Visit Vauderbilt and Fiske as the hum u u race warired by a himself a Democratic candidate for Universities State Capitol and other friendship that never deceived hope nor deserted sorrow United States Senator from Ohio to poiuts of interest 2p m Visit Belle Meade succeed Mark Hauua The June Ladies Home Journal ANNUAL DUES presents an infinite variety of strik Each member must remit SI for mgly interesting timely and practiJohn Loundes McLauriu who has certificate will be cal features It opeus with an article been appointed Senator from South iiuuuul dus before ibsued by William George Jordan ou What Carolina is under forty years of age HOTELS Victoria Has Seen which graphicalbut is serving his tuird term iu Col- - Arrauerenient- have been made for ly recounts the progress of the world reduced rates at Middlesborough ia the past sixty years siuce the con Kuoxville Chattanooga md Nash nation of the English Sovereign Good old Queeu Victoria was 78 ville In the latter city good rooms Coming on the eve of the Queeus years old on May 21 and on June 20 may be had at prices ranging from Jubilee it is especially timely The Methodism in fifty cents to SI Meals may be had establishment of nvill have been 60 years on the throne at hotels and restaurants ai usual America is told in an interesting article by Rev W d Scott I D on of England the longest reign on prices No advance prices When John Wesley Preached iu xecord TRANSPORTATION It narrates Wesleys great Certificates will be good for trans- Georgia Jas A Atsheter the well known portation upon presentation to Loui work his forceful preaching de scribes in first Xouisrille journalist now connected ville aud Nashville conductors and Americathe which Methodist sermon by was delivered with the New York World has written Louisville Henderson aud St Louis Wesley and his Sunday school Transportation on all a thrilling revolutionary novel called conductor that members are required which was the first in the worlds other roads Uncle Saras Confession de which is to travel over to leach Louisville or The Sun of Saratoga a sensation in literary circles Middlesborough must be secured by scribes how the money paid into the creating trie members themselves Transpor Conscienceis Fund ot the United States received aud how its for the trip from Middlesbor- Treasury Judge C J Helm of Newport tation to Nashville will be furnished guilty renders carefully avoid reveal ough -ing their indeutity who took the wrong side of the mon- - upon application to the Secretary Along the more practical lines are decided not to try to y question has IMPORTANT Mis S T Rorers Cooking Lessens nomination mn for the Democratic In requesting transportation mem- ou vegetables aud their preparation for circuit judge again Wise decis bers are earnestly requested to state A Small Way to Swim The Back LaniL ion as Col- George Washington al the names of ladies accompanying Yard as a Summer Retreat them if they will join the party at Shades for Summer Cottages The AS ready baa the race won Louisville en route or at Middles- City Womans Garden For Wei r borough and if they desire to take iu Summer Travel What to Expect The Barnum Bailey show was in the trip to Nashville This informa from a Young Man by Ruth Asl Nashville yesterday and will be in tion will gieatly assist the Secretary more articles ou dress ueedlework etc The June Journal is attractive Clarkbville to day for one performance in perfecting arrangements R E MORNINOSTAR interesting and instructive from cover too big to give more only The show is Secretary to cover By The Curtis Publishing iu places as than one performance Company Philadelphia Ten cents Tally Tor Tom Underwood small as Clarksville and it will show per copy one dollar per year for the benefit of the country people The Louisville Post of Wednesday Eleven postmasters for Kentucky and then leave at once for Louisville contained a picture of Mr T C were appointed Wednesday W P Underwood accompanied by the fol- Scott Dawson Springs Hopkins The Democrats of Christian county lowing sketch by J W Harris county C P Noggle DeKoveu Un I ho subject of this sketch writes will hold a mass meeting at 2 oclock county T E Myers Greenur as well as he draws aud paints with Ureenup county A L Gardner to morrow afternoon to send dele city the hand of an adept gates to the Frankfort convention editor of the Hopkiusville He is Era Huntsville Butler county H R New Rudd Kirksmauville Todd count There should be a large attendance aud the correspondent in his city of Malissa Quissnberry Ljtuia Han Xet the enemy understand that the the Evening Post He has been cock county M E Baker McLeods Kkf Logan county Everett people are in politics until their stc writiug poetry and prose for six years Statiou and has beeupaiutmg for over half Woods Marsh Creek Whitley coun ond independence is secured ihatjiufe Some of his recent work ty W W Barnes Alt Lick Bith in caricature has been pronounced county C S Cuid South Carrolltou Thos Dixon Jr the New York unusually good aud he is just now Muhlenberg county aud L O Per preacher who was hissed in his pulpit getting some cmvass ready to try kins Waverly Union county last summer for vilifying Bryan has his latest efforts in the New York Art All of his spare time is spent STATEMENT OF CONDITION ttined up religious circles by declar Exhibit in his studio at home where with the mg tnat organized cnurcnes are assistance of an artistically inclined OF THE breaking dowu and that not one of wife he blends some colors that his the churches now in existence will friends believe will yet make him a First National -name in the Eastern galleries Mr A man Jikp Dix survive 2C0 years Underwood is still a young man aLd on has no business iu the pulpit only a few months since married one HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY r of the most charming girls iuChristian of at the close of business Jno F Kimbley one of the county He has worked on two or most prominent physicians iu Owens three of the daily papers in Southern Alay 14th 1897 Kentucky but each time has returned boro and a leader of the Republican to his first love the New Era in RESOURCES party in Western Kentucky died which his versatility and genius shiue Loans and Discounts 90 013 tl xsxs Overdrafts secured and unsecured 155176 suddenly of apoplexy Tuesday night out in every paragraph ho writes US Bonds to secure circulation 1600000 S Premiums on US Bonds 1000 00 oi wuicn ami more too is quuu Stocks becurltles etc Ho had arisen about midnight to 3725000 true Banking House Furnltuie fixtures 200000 VtS answer a telephone summons to visit Due from isatlonal Banks not Unserve Agents 000 31 a patient Dr Kimbley made the race Uertfue8H Cannot lie Cured Due from btate Hanks and Bankers 701185 Congress in this district a few by local applications as they cannot Due from oiproed ieerve agents 3337003 for Checks and othor cash Items Notes of other National Hauks jears ago Ho was a mau of wealth reach the diseased portion of the ear Fractional paper currency nickels 1500M 61500 high standing and ouly recently There is only oue way to cure deaf and cents 17170 resigned his position as surgeon gen ness and that ia oy constitutional Lawful money re erve In bauk viz Jl315Uu oycuu an Deafness eral bocauso Gov Bradley snubbed remedies condition of is caused by lin- Redemption fund with USTreasur- - 72000 er nnercentof circulation the mucous inflamed DuefromU 8 Treasurer other than r him He was 65 years old ing of the Eustachian Tube When percent redemption fund 682 50 this tube gets inflamed you have a Total I4H4U20 Secretary of State Fjuley has rul rumbling sound or imperfect heariug LIABILITIES when it is eutireiy closed deaf ed that banks cannot uoiv reduce and is Capital Htock 0100000 ness the result aud unless the in Surplusfund paid In their capital stock under section 190 flammation can be taken out and this Undivided 1roUts less espouses aud 2S2310 taxed imld nf fim nmiHtitution which reads as tube restored to itsliormal condition 212925 Bank Notei outstanding Hioo00 heariug will bo destroyed forever Nntlonal Due to othor National Banks follows Dividends unpaid nsioo No corporation iu existence at the nine cases out of teu are caused by Individual Deposits subjeot to oheckl280J26i catarrhwhich is nothing but an inflam Demand Certificates of Deposit 2Q0o0O time of the adoptiooof this constitu condition Total tion shall have the benefit of future edWo will give of the mucous surfaces tlHIUS0 One Hundred Dollars Stateof hontueky County of Christian s legislation without first filling in the I ihos W Long Caihlerof the above named ofhee of the Secretary of State an ac for nuy case of Deafness caused by bauk do solemnly swear that the aoove state can ceptance of the provisions of the catarrh that Cure not be cured by ment Is true to the best uf my knowledge and Halls Catarrh Send for circu belief constitution TiiosWLono Cashier free lars Subscribed and swum to befbre me this 20th None of them has filed such nu uo duyotMaylW F J Cheney Co alter Kelly N p Qoptnuco and if the bank tax decision Toledo 0 Oorreot Attest t P L E11I8 Sold by nil Druggists 75c stkks there is no way the banks can I Directors J WDoweu Halls Family Pills ure the best UEu C Lono evade the full force of the law tUESDAf AND FRIDIT J10RMMS riecrntury Morulngstar Wishes tlo Nnmm ing features of the Teiuossoo Contou nial Exposition the Foreign Depart of nil Whit Will Attend Among the important uud interest meacham I 3 GIVEN AWAY i rt Vf II I i I 4 3 1 m Just to put the ball rolling as spring is opening and our new goods coming in every day we have decided to give a handsome s 3 1 NICKLE PLATED WATCH Strictly a first class time keeper guaranteed each Boys Jacket and Pants worth 450 and up Boys Suits worth 500 and up Mens Suits worth 750 and up 12 3i months with m B l COME EARLY IF YOU CAN Our store is open for lookers as well as buyers Take plenty of time to examine our goods Polite salesmen are at your service We want your good will and want you to get satisfaction Cloth- Â¬ ing never was so cheap styles and patterns are better than ever We will clothe you com- Â¬ before Our prices are rock bottom pletely stylishly substantially and cheaply I 1 ft r si Mammoth Clothing Shoe Co its W The Price Wheat Of Wheat Crop Promises To w its its its st t j Also Promises To be GOOD ft its T its ssxsx Be Good its wts iu W w will be a big yield in this county If so you dont want to loose a grain of it Throw In all probability there that old broken down mule killer aside and come ond buy a US vtS vts its its BALL BEARING Sf its xaxx Sank T m s m its its BINDER Save rour wheat clean and easy Come and take w its its it out T its its s its xtxs Sf iu and have it m its its Setup Right Now We will have 80 or 100 Deering machines to set up before harvest time We want yours to be ready for you on time We have the OIL and TWINE and Binder Ml you furnish is two mules and a driver lb its XSX 1 its T its W its Sf its cx str m mirfi iiiMilliiWiiHriiMiBajfy--J- FORBES BR0 S JL ojiMwiriUe THE SUPERSTITIOUS Discuss When Got Marrlocl fttntutkian OLUB j RAILROAD WAS OLOSB BY But for All T1IE GEHMAN REICHSTAG Aa a Parllamontary Body Sul Gonorla Excltcmcnt Never Whore and Hew to j Practical Purposos Might Have Been a Milo Away A li Smith of the Burlington was talking to mo tibout railroads and It Ib mumumwwummimumwmunw5 hpp v f BfH When tho president of tho Super etitlous club called that body to or- Â¬ der at its last meeting thcro were four lands of caramels and as many dif- Â¬ ferent varieties of chocolate praams on tho table Miss Prosiilonf snul flirt finera- -I1UUU I iJllaii Very 4 v l1tltilJi u I UIU1 IH OUUJtliW UIU y is tunica to tho wedding day that in order 1 is mean quite bo I ob- - jKA qnt are wearing their winter suits It suggests tho theory that those arc servo six or eight of the members pres- - f if our May brides There was a flutter as if somebody Viiad been hit ThdnMaud Johnson eaid Miaa a Dnae3 Wo believe itsiuuiit i u f unlucky month for marriage and have fortified ourselves with proofs Is it in order to present them now Perhaps so said the president awectly wo will listen to the nrgu Jiytocnts Tho Romans continued Miss were very superstitious Johnson a douc marry ing in May jl ney avom cd all celebration days and as many of these occurred in that month iliey pronounced it unfavorable to marriages The 14th especially is to bo avoided That day of tho week upon which it happens to fall is es Â¬ teemed unlucky through all tho rest of llio year a that uiu JMay xijmii is an nf mmnfl rn TiNiflnv- - 4 liia itaoi A- t fc No superstitious Scot will y- - marrv Tho Chinese in that month absolutely forbid any marriages in juay flirls Rjiirl flin Ttrpsirlpnf Tincc- ing the caramels I wish to call your hi E attention to a superstition that is not of Roman or foreign origin but is valid mirnW ArnnriPfin nn1 flivrnfnrn No they aint tho other re- Â¬ Ho dono it Ho irvrMo be considered I allude to the fa sponded sadly tality which always attends a bride run within tho prescribed distance who makes her own wedding cake Shes within them 100 yards But I dont see any railroad near Wow said Mabel Sweet I here helped stir mine Nope Yo cant But shes here Throw it away then or stay send it to our next club luncheon On Sho runs through this hill by a tun- Â¬ jm Recount use it for your wedding nel which starts a mile away Shes Why girls I have a dozen names on inside tho named distance but record of unhappy marriages and in bein as I aint a groundhog or a rab Â¬ each instance the bride made her own bit I cant git direct access to her Mr Smith very tremu- Â¬ wedding cake If you arc very anxI ious to havo a finger in tho pic IÂ¬ lous night for passed ahost would in fear his mean a hand in the cake stir it from some way find what his visitors busi you never toward yqu But I shduld ness was Chicago Record vlnever Koodoo my whole career by MEDIOAL EDUCATION making tho cake My superstition runs to days Did Not Formerly Include a Great said Marion Strong Wehave chosen Deal of Clinical Work the first three days of the week Mon- Â¬ In the old days which many of our day Tuesday and Wednesday for still active practictioners well remem Â¬ club wedding days t ber the medical student was regis- Â¬ I rise to a point of order said tered with a practicing physician who Helen Stewart Sunday is tho first more or less intelligently directed his day of tho week reading and sometimes took him on The club does not sanction Sun- Â¬ his rounds as a sort of private assist- Â¬ day marriages except for tho sec- Â¬ ant giving him fitful glimpses of pa- Â¬ ond occasion or for solemn elderly tients He attended rarely three nuptials sometimes two often only one course Tho better tho day the better the of lectures in a medical school hear- Â¬ deed suggested one of the mem- - ing tho same lectures ovex again each bers year Tho only thing which he ever f We compromised on Tuesday for learned actually to do with his fingers health but I wanted it on Monday in tho medical school was to dissect for wealth Lily Johnson said blush- Â¬ tho dead subject and here his ex Â¬ ing a becoming carmine was not usually large Ho I shallncver marry said theprcs perience mado careful notes of many views ident laying her sleek head back regarding disease and its nature and and closing her eyes but if I do usually stopped out upon the arena coming back to life again I shall with a general idea that disease was a choose Wednesday best day of all thing which got into the bodies of What avo wo to do about receiv Â¬ certain unfortunate people and which ing sharp objects such as knives ho was to drivo out if ho could with and forks for wedding presents somo ono or moro of his preceptors They are sure to cut friendship prescriptions which he had carefully I should draw tho lino at steel copied in small compass ready for said tho president I am sure that emergencies solid silver knives are lucky gifts be- Â¬ Whenho had discovered tho proper cause you cant cut anything not name to attach to his patients malady even a potato with a silver knife tho rest was largely a matter of an I alphabetical index of remedies and tfho same with manicuro sets -mow a southern girl who weeded out a calm abiding of the consequences tho steel implements and sent them It should not bo imagined that tho back You will have dozens of man practitioners of medicino in tho old icuro sots and you can send them out days were necessarily lacking in wide for presents again There are others views practical knowledge and great Miss Fluttcrbudget tho girl who 3kill But when this was tho case it mado a sensation last winter by ask- - was usually owing to a training which h ing leave of tho club to wear 13 en Â¬ they had secured after and not bef oro gagement rings roso to 6ay that she they became doctors of medicine was ono of the April brides and Tho medical college consisted of a Hriwhat should sho do in caso of receiv- group of medical men who obtained ng a gift of pearls v charter hired a building partitioned aid t o preidcri i fl Wear them themselves tho subjects f sharply a girl with your wonderful which we0 deemcd csscntial anato True my luck can accept anything physiology and possibly chemis Â¬ pearls mean tears but I doubt if you try materia medica pathology and tho wiltttshed any You aro ono of our practice of medicine obstetrics and freaks surgery Each day tho Btudents sat up Â¬ Thanks awfully littlo Flutter on hard benches taking notes for dear budget murmured sarcastically and life while tho subject matter of these was sharply rapped to order themes was let looso upon them inj Tho names of six new girls aro up swift succession fqr better or fon for approval announced tho secre Â¬ woise through five long hours Por- tary and after tho xisual formalities haps thoro was a clinic in tho after- thoy wero entered as members Thoy noon perhaps not Thoro wero no tako tho placo of tho six retiring to bo laboratories for practical work oither Bscr f married clienu8fry or physiology or histolo- After sintrinc Parting Is Such jjr ui uuujjuuuub duujuuio tvuiu iiu Pain tho club adjourned to attend kllOWn A great many lectures a lit Chicago tlo dissecting a ew clinics a f reo cocoa demonstration f possiblyt Times Horald somo quizzes a final examination and No woman ovor pftssccl a look Â¬ the dcffreo of M D was won Co ing glass without looking to eeo if lumbia University Bulletin her hat was on straight Washing Â¬ Wo all expect too much holp ton Democrat from others N Y Weekly well sr flirt Tiprmln linlinvn cmoon TVfn rv rrnvo x - pv Yi amiy uiu uvn eye oy marrying xsoin murmured ICuto Ensign sotto voce In Scotland pursued Maud t railroad building and ho told of tho most malignant bit of false prc lonses which any railroad advanco ugent ever was guilty of It was somewhere off in West Virginia as 1 recollect it and tho man whoso business it was to go across tho coun- j try and win tho favor of the residents so that they would vote bonds struck an intermountain region and found that that particular country was prac tically dominated by an old farmer awdy up tho ridco The road wanted something like 100000 from tho county and tho skirmishing party ap peared unto tho man of thendgo with a request for his assitancc Tho old follow whose namo was Scarlcs was willing on one condition to help out Ho wanted tho road to como some Â¬ where near his own place Cusli man the agent looked over tho situa Â¬ tion and after a timo promised The line he said will run with n 100 yards of your front gate Is that near enough Searles said it was and an agree- Â¬ ment was signed Then Searles be Â¬ gan an advocacy of tho bond proposi tion and tho concession was voted with hardly a word of opposition but with tho front gate understanding Two years later Mr Smith hap Â¬ pened to bo hunting in that country and ho stopped at Searles house Their conversation turned upon rail- Â¬ roads and the old man pointing to a long rifle over the mantel said Tho nexfc railroad man that comes into these hills Im going to shoot with that until hes dead Mr Smith who had not yet dis- Â¬ closed his identity of occupation asked for tho reason The mountain Â¬ eer told of the episode of tho bonds But said Mr Smith if there was an agreement the bonds are in- Â¬ In Alton cil to llun IIlRli ItilRhtn of tho lrcnlilcnt Some of tlic Im in In cut lurty LcmlcrM ISpcclal Iiorlln Lottor 1 IMPORTANT WE OFFER THIS WEEIi I e 5 Tho rclchstng is a parliamentary body which Is strictly sul generis To compare it therefore with congress with tho English parliament or with tho French chamber of deputies would b e a honcless Inak Jlusldes the telchs- tug of to day in not what the rclchstng 01 uio jJismawsic regime was mere is i good deal lesi of friction with old affable Princo Hohcnlohe us chancel lor than there was then but on tho Unprecedented Bargains In Millinery you need or intend to buy a hat soon you will save from 25 to 50 per cent by buying from us Our stock is fresh embracing all that is new and novel Below are a few of the multiplicity of Tf a OsBargaitis we Offer 25c Sailors chdap at 45c Sailors cheap at 65c Sailors cheap at 100 25c 100 4 5c Sailors sold in the city 175 45c 75c 125 Sailors 75c 150 Sailors soldinhecity 200 sold in the city 225 100 125 150 can help you save it rniNCE HOHENLOHE Chancellor of the German Empire other hand there Is too much less excitement and interest in its sessions During this present sbesslon for in stance there were barely four or five dajs which might be styled exciting Even then however there is not near Trimmed Hats at even greater savings You want to save money dont you Tnen come to us for your Millinery We RICHARDS HOPKINSVILLE KY CO 1 ly the amount of liely discussion of noise of abuse or of bitterness shown on the- surface which on similar occasions may be noticed in the parliaÂ¬ ments of other countries It is con Â¬ sidered bad taste- to use direct aggros she language and cien such violent opposition speakers as Eugene Richter Bebel Liebknecht Lengmnnn etc usually conform to this custom and clothe their scathing criticism in words that often sound curiously moderate to And that brings me to re outsiders mark that the relchstag style of oratory is not tho kind that flourishes elsewhere It is so to speak impersonal tame objective sachlich as is the technical term here By that it is of course robbed of part of its direct ef- Â¬ fect and it often reads much better in print where the suggestive points may be pondered over at leisure than it Generally sounds when listened to fcpcaklng too the Germans are not orators In that respect nature has en dowed the Latin race much more generously and the Anglo Saxon or Celtic races as well Thus the intensely sharp and sarcastic debates of other representative bodies are seldom if ever found in the reiohstag although it may be said that party spirit runs there as high and deep and ireal feeling is often more intense among its leaders 13ut the German is a reaoner with a logical argumentative mind and that is why they appreciate a speech that is sacldich so much Their parliamentary rules arc in the main like tho American but not so de Â¬ tailed nor capable of so much flexibility That Is why on the one hand the presi- Â¬ dent of the relchstag may limit the rights of a speaker much moro closely than lie could in America and on the other hand would be practically power- Â¬ less in the hands of an adroit manipulator of the rules Tut thus far an obstructive policy such as the home rule men under Tarnell used for a time to bring England to her knees has never been adopted systematically by any of the relchstag factions although temporary successes might frequently have been achieved that waj Not even the scientists or the Alsatian protesters muimiumuiWMirouimwmwwt ran ma mm IE3 mm mm IF- H FOR YOUR we will sell C IB A SPRING HATS I Call and sec in cm at C LAYNES LIVERY STABLE C H LAYNE Notice Not to llnrbor CO have all the latest styles jp TRIMrWED HATS AND BONNETS and Veilings Wm Perkins my son has left mo without permission and I give notice to the public not to hire or harbor him He is 19 years old low and heavy Bet brown complexion and since leaving home last March has assumed the name of Anderson Russell Last heard from near Fairview Anderson Perkins Fairview Ky Flowers Foliage Ribbons Ornaments in Rich Profusion -r 1W I am offering these goods 25 per cent less than you can duplicate them rst class trimmer and guarantee satisfaction nished to Western Kentucky Asylum ivy tor the insane Uopkinsviiie Prices to be on goods laid down at Hopkinsville All goods to be first class in ciualitv Goods will be se lected from the lowest and best bids on each article The right is reserved to reject any and all bids Bids must be handed iu at First National Bank by 10 oclock a m May 28 lllds For Asylum Groceries Bids will be received on 5 tierces of lard kettle rendered 7 bbls of granulated sugar 20 cases of tomatoes 20 cases of corn 1500 lbs bacon sides 1 bbls of N O Molassesj to be fur- Â¬ MRS ADA LAYNE Cor 9 tlo Main iPSpriM Millinery03 MME SPECIAL BUCKNER A H Anderson Steward Curd to J he 1ubllo I take this method of announcing to tho public that I have opened up a full line of fresh drugs iu the Rags dale buildiug next door to John rt Kitchen where 1 would be pleased to have you call when in need of any Â¬ thing in the diug line I also carry stationery toilet articles etc Mr Elmo flue cigas tobacco Trahern of Lafayette an experienced pharmacist will assist me in the prePrescriptions scription department compounded at all hours night or FLEURETTE LVY Are you looking for an LOCALS CO Easter nest Real Estate Agents OFFICE OVER FIRST NATIONAL BA sK Dealer in nil olassos of real estate Buysell -- norKiNsvitXE Ky and rent day Respectfully L P Miller Late of Pembroke Friends beautifully Residences situated charming A Tip to Our in will make neighborhood For sale or rent by ideal homes WALTER F GARNETT CO Hopkinsville Ky i Persons from this section who ex pect to attend the great Tennessee Centennial at Nashville should by BARON VON BIEBERSTEIN all means get off the train at College German Secretary of Foreign Affairs street depot Lincks famous hotel Separate over did that And with tho inborn is located at this point Lunch of fairness which characterizes diniug rooms for ladies Benso tho Teutonic race it nuust be admitted counter attached where cup of coffee that the dominating parties in tho and sandwich will be served for 10 relchstag such as at present the center cents Only one block away you can tho conservatives the national liberals take a Line Btreet car direct to Ceu tenuial grounds hue almost Invariably given their op the centrnl transferTwo blocks off enis statiou This ponents a show no matter how much cars it went against their grain With few ables you to get seats inreached before Re exceptions too thq tone prevailing In the up town crowds are relchstag proceedings is a gentle- member this and you will save money the manly courteous one and though tem- aud enjoy greater comfort to and pers aro often ruffled particularly from the grounds when some of the moro radical mem Several tobacco plant beds on tho bers fling defiance of crown and power Into the faces of their opponents it farms of E S Zeisting and Thomas of nniir Sadieville Scott rarely happens that opprobrious or In RnrcesH sulting terms uro used end such county were plowed up at night by scenes as continually happen in the uuKtiown pereous anu ine owners Italian chamber of deputies where warned not to grow any more tobacco blows aro exchanged and the leaders of if they didnt wish their barns and tho whilom government aro called other property destroyed bandits thieves cutthroats etc Not more than half of the 200000 nro unknown in the relchstag Tho session hall la a very flno one appropriated by the Federal Govern and tho immense cupola Bheds plenty inent for the benefit of Hood sufferers of light whllo day lasts whllo the hun Â¬ iu the Red and Mississippi river val dreds of Incandescent lights effulgently leys wus necessary owiug to economy illuminate tho scene evenings Beau- - of the army officers The favorite whiskey of famous men is HARPER Because of its smooth exquisite flavor because of its matchless purity because of its mellow age No won ler its tho fa vorite Every drop sterling HAR of good things for a substantial and PER WHISKEY dainty meal Then come to our store W R LONG For sale by where we have provided all the deli Hopkinsville Ky cacies of the Beasion iu our line and will have the freshed of new laid For Sale duck goose or hens eggs to dye for your Easter sweetest Fiuest farm in Christian county butter and breakfast and freshest vegatables containing G67 acros Situated m Fish of all kiuds South Christian on Clarksville pike This farm must be sold and any ono E CO B CLARK desiring to buy land would do well call on or write Walter S Hale at- Wholesale to GROCERS torney at law Hopkinsville Ky and Retail Alain street AdiuluUtritors Sale The E H Sivley place on Canton pike 2J miles from Hopkinsville about 221 acres of rich laud about 35 acres in timber Two dwellings ou place barn stablea and etc will be sold first in two parta theu qb a whole ou Monday June 7th at Court Houbo door at 11 oclock Terms of sale i cash balance iu 12 uud 18 mouths Notes to bear interest from date H H C E Sivley Adnus E H Sivley MJ 34 ANNOUNCEMENTS a John SolleeofCroftonaa a candidate for Supfor Christian erintendent of School thn DntnrmrAtln County tin nntlnn fit niirtv We are authorized to announce Clarpy Prof VL Clurdyof Bull aa a cundlcluio for Superintendent of School forLhrUt nn county subject to the action of the Domooratto party Wo oro uutliorlwHl toannounco Vo W Williams as a candidate tor uonsublo In tho Long vliw district Subjcot to tho action of tho Democimto party 11a nMniitltitHdrl ft ft till ml linn Trnf ailf y S jillilyilUl iiliihiiiiW rni t Lri I i w OiWiilltumn hi tn UM P3MWtMf w hi iliiWinjJiiiiM km laiifiimr i 4A1 J itfthmj m atCTn ii c o on osUnff rout added one moro I for sorvico at the I to that I mm en so nrruy of thinking i j TffipMnMitiMtumaiiLiL NOT fb - 4uffjAf STRANGE WAR MYSTERY na into which opened tho eyes of tho world to tho real power of tho of Harvoy B Wontworth Amorlcan republic Tho oentcr of the cnpltol building1 HO NVn Prolmtilr Lost und Hurled In with an unsightly excuse for u dome Ono of tlio Labyrinthine Corri Â¬ had long been completed and occupied dor In llio lluncincnt u but the beautiful mnrblo wings for the Cnpltol tho senate nnd house of representatives ex isted merely on tho papor plans of tho Special Washington Lottor There Is nothing inoro mysterious In architect A great civil war was in Hctlon than tho sudden and unaccount- Â¬ nrocrrcss whon President Lincoln elec able disappearance o Ilnrvcy B Went trified tho country by expressing tho desiro that tho capltol should be com irofth Ho enlisted and was enrolled In com pleted at onpc giving the whole world pany D Nineteenth New Hampshire tho spcctaclo of a nation fighting a suc volunteer infantry In May l8C2atSun cessful light with rebellion ana as uio cook N II and went to tho front with sanio tlmo setting tho seal on its sucIlls regiment Ho was a typical farmer cess by fixing tho emblem of liberty on of Its lad of tho Q rani to state and was only tho plnnaclo of tho cnpltol was grati- Â¬ president Tho wish 4 20 years of age During the entiro period of tno civil fied and congress made liberal annual In the purpose war all tho troops from tho common nnnronrlations for was completed the 1804 tho building wealths along tho Atlantic coast passed through Washington city on their way magnificent dome was crowned with to tho armies in the field Consequently tho Goddess of Liberty and the two of tho national capital was always full of houses of congress took possession changing kalei their new legislative halls soldiers a continually The first chronicler of the fate of doscope of uniformed humanity morning after reveille the ser Â¬ Wentworth learned from his comrades Every geant of each company made a report that in common with nil others who showing that tho members of the com then first saw the national capital tho menses falling of tho womb nnd whites change of life It makes pany wero nlL present or accounted young soldier felt an intelligentbuild- Â¬ tho public women beautiful by making them But on tho morning of Joily 22 absorbing interest in for well It keeps them young by 38G2 tho sergeant of company D Nine ings of the city and his feeling for the 100 at keeping them healthy teenth New Hampshire reported Pri cnpitol amounted almost to reverence the drug store B Wentworth not pres- Â¬ vato Harvey tfl Fer advice In cases rrnulrlng- special ent and his namo was thus borno on symptoms address directions elvln rtho rolls of the company until the close Ladles Advisory Department tho The Chattanooga Medicine Co Chatta Â¬ fit tho war when tho regiment was mus nooga Tenn tered out of service Then opposite his W I ADDlSON MD Cary Miss says Mysteriamine tho entry was made I use Wlno of Cardul extensively In ously disappeared s myprictlceand find It amost excellent f ir many soldiers were In thoso days preparation for female troubles wounded killed died in hospital de serted or otherwise left tho service daily but they wero usually borne on rtlio rolls accounted for in some way ftirfftwwlffiwrffrnnr rpVftflSlft nfftVfflvtfr How Harvey B Wentworth disappeared nobody has ever definitely ascertained Within a- year of his disappearance his mother died and in the following year Oils father passed away In tho little cemetery near Suncook If n three gravestones bear tho following inscripla the name of a- tions Sacred to the memory of Martha Wont worth daughter of Emory L Hill and wife of Nathan W Wentworth Died Au Tho TJnacoountablo Dlsappoaranco bayonets wine araw HIS DAY slniiKiiturlnur only on uia Vcclt linyn THE NEW WAY Whoop Whoop cel ho nhoiitcd os he rode Int6 the town of lion lilt one WOMEN used day utid Btartet a Mnniprdo or people te tn Mnk Whoop ee Whoop he contfnuwlua rn a la diseases ho halted before an liivignlitcnnUlooh could only ba ing littlo man who wua whittling a treated after lo- stick in front of tho Red Dogflnloonr examina cal tho only innn to stand his ground when tions by physi cians Dread of tho terror uiaile bis appearanccTni such treatment tlio human nvnlnnohe from Snake Hill kept thousands of nnd Its my day for wipin hull towns modest women offn tho alrthl silent about fiielr Glad to meet ye jmrd wua the calm suiienng mein- reply of the littlo fellow as he whittled Irnrtiintlnn of uwny vigorously lln n CarAtt haa now demon Wnugh but har him talk I roared strated that nine tenths of all tho tho other in a volcothotneoructl to shake cases of menstrual disorders do not require a physicians attention orcry building In towh nar thefule i no simpie puro at an speak o beln glad to meet ole sure death Why eycloncw dasut meet me V f rn Jo in n far font und mountains tremble when tlicy heo meoominl Of wus asked What fur What furl Why ye durned ijet ye taken In tho privacy of a womans cause they know I deal in death and own homo Insures quick relief and death only speedy cure Women need not Ar it n payln blzncss MM -J nesuais jiuw wins vi iuiuui ic- - rj Ar it a payln buznessl echoed the quires no humiliating cxamlna- - Vj Whoop but why dont nwful voice tions tor its adoption it cures any some ono remove this child from my disease that comes under the head of female troubles disordered path aforo I swallcr him up hull Why ito UIh Tutf s Pills Cure All Liver Ills for thirty years Tutts Pills have Ai Dr Matthew Henry Kollock ItcRUlararaduatoand Registered Physician Formerly Abtant Surgeon in tho US Navy afterward loat Surgeon U S Army ana lBiprSurwoiUlrltlgh Marino Service with two years pxperlonco na Physician at Hot Springs Ark will welcome the sick and af lllotcj at Htaoniee where consultation with ono o tl- - Most Successful Doctors of the present hge 18 cordially invited All wlU re ceive kind and honorablo treatment and permanent cures guaranteed in every cabo undertaken Tried Friends Best A Known Fact proven ablessing to the invalid xuly the sick mails friend Dr Matthew Houry ICollock Treats Successfully All Chronic aud Long Standing Diseases WANTED For bilious headache dyspepsia jourstomach malariaconstipa Mon and all kindred diseases uccincru j w TUTT AN ABSOLUTE CURE Liver PILLS ffaffi M 1 HL Ladies to inspect my Medicated Vapor Bath for Facia Blemlshs Rheumatism etc Ono months treutment free AGENTS WANTED 81uuukcn i 1 Tho Court of Appeals holds that a mosnuito bite is nu accident aud M oKoo Salho Atnberg whoso hunband died ailments from this cause gets 5000 from an Private Diseases uccideut iusurauce compuuy Strictures Varicocele Hydroce KEMKK IN SIX HOURS dip ortrans frequent and burning urine eaeei of the bladder of both sexes promptljUr and safely cured f will receive Bpcclal and careful 1 UUUlUs treatment for all thoir many Kidney and Urinary e Tenderness Weakness of Organs Piles 1ntuia quickly cured without pair ordetentlon from business M TJr t Fancy Fowls fiust 27 1SG3 High Class The second stone bears the legend H Hero lies the body of Nathan W Went- Â¬ worth who departed this life October 1 so 1S64 aged G4 years and 4 months WHERE HE WAS LAST SEEN Tho third headstone contains the fol lowing Erected to tho memory of Harvey B Wentworth a private In company D Nine- Â¬ teenth New Hampshire volunteers who mysteriously disappeared from the knowledge of men at Washington D C In July 3SC2 Et ji No doubt was ever cast upon the character or honor of the lost soldier On tho contrary a court of inquiry placed upon record the conclusion that Harvey B Wentworth of the Nine teenth New Hampshire volunteers did on or about the 21st day of July 18C2 disappear from mortal ken but in view of his character and antecedents we clear him from the charge of desertion and recommend that his military record tbo regarded as without stain The history of the mystery was once prepared by H Webster of the navy who closely investigated the circumstances and he reached the conclusion that Wentworth was lost and died in ISP1 rf IN miwi MEMORY IJIJfl OF HARVEY B WORTH WENT- - I one of the labyrinthine corridors down deep in the subbasement of the capltol building which was then being pushed to completion He says that it was in July 18G2 during one of the hottest periods of tunt momentous summer nnd when in the minds of ninny the fate of the republic hung in the bal ance that the Nineteenth New Hampshire regiment inarched up Pennsylvania avenue from the Baltimore Ohio depot having but just nrrhed from the Granite hills fresh iu military harness and eager for the fray Continuing the route usually followed by the incoming eoldiers the regiment about 430 pm arrived nt the farther or Virginia end of the old Aqueduct bridge and en- Â¬ camped for tho night on tho sloping lillls lying between Fort Corcoran and tho Potomac the venerable pile of Georgetown college showing its twink Â¬ ling lights direotiy opposite as dark ness fell Through the exigencies of the serv- Â¬ ice nnd under orders from tho military authorities In Wnshlngton the regi Â¬ ment remained in camp during all the month of July and e into August finally being assigned to the corps com manded by Brig Gen Jfosecrans Harvey B Wentworth was nartiiy 21 at Mm dtitrt of his enlistment nnd had been born nnd reared not far from the town of Suncook anil up to tho out- break of the rebellion hod worked there with his father and one brother after the manner of Now England farmer boys attending school during tho win SMITH D FRY ter but acquiring his education asÂ¬ Two WUheN newspapers nnd maga much from the Mrs Nagger I wish you would try to zines as from tlio text books of the Oils way young keep your temper district school In Mr Nagger I wish you would Wentworth had become possessed oi considerably above tho rid of yours Town Topics an education to view before tho glistening eyes of tho joung soldier a burning desire to familiarize himself with its every part took possession of his mind and one of his first acts after arriving in camp across the rotomac was to apply for a limited furlough or leave of ab- Â¬ sence with the intention of thorough- Â¬ ly exploring the beautiful pile on Capi- Â¬ tol hill The soldier whose cousin was in command of the company had little difficulty in obtaining tho necessary furlough extending in this case over n period of 24 hours nnd at once availed himself of the privilege At the same time the order against soldiers appear ing in public out of uniform was being strictly enforced and very few of the nations defenders were to be seen in the streets of Washington save in the blue of their adopted costumes The appearance therefore of the young soldier from the Granite state in the uniform of his regiment was not noted save in a general way as he made hi way across the old bridge at Georgetown into the district nnd so on toward the Mecca of his desires the capl- Â¬ tol Every approach of the national capi tal was guarded and young Wentworth was obliged to show his pass to the sentries at cither end of the bridge and also nt the several patrol cross- Â¬ ings on tho way down Pennsylvania avenue until he crossed Bock creek and reached the then boundarv of the corporate city It is known that he traversed the entiro length cf the thoroughfare leading to Capitol hill leisurely viewing the bights so strange to his rustic eyes He was lust seen on the brow of Capitol hill gazing westward upon the pano Â¬ rama of picturesque Washington a city garnished with the pomp and panoply of war but embowered beautifully in a wilderness of virgin forest foliage All around and about him were the masons und other artisans busy as bees performing their various func- Â¬ tions in developing the ideas and plans of the cnpitol building Huge columns of marble were being molded into symmetrical forms by hammers and chisels wielded by skillful workmen Immense derricks were hauling and lifting into their permanent places tho great blocks which form the walls Viewing all these scenes with quiet amazement the soldier boy finally concluded to explore the subterranean passages of the wonderful building and he descended the narrow sandstone Btnirway beneath the center of the ro tunda over which the workmen wero then rearing the dome He was never again seen on earth nnd there was never discovered a trace of the mans body or clothing Nobody knows what became of ITar rey B Wentworth It jina long been tho prevailing impression among his surviving friends and relatives that tho soldier boy lost his way in tho dark nnd Intricate passages became ex- Â¬ hausted or asphyxiated died and waa walled in by tho workmen There are numerous arches down in the founda- Â¬ tions giving support to the tons above and in any one of these tho soldier boy mayhavebeenimmured One tiling only ia Known and that is that the sojdier en tcred the crypt of tho capital on that July afternoon 35 years ago and he has never since been seen Poor coun D0JI Who can ever solve the wys- tery of his disappearance that when its white dome first rose Poultry Journal W to be issued about June 1 I From the Kcntuckian Office f K It will appear monthly and will start with 20 pages 9x12 jl inches and will be published h on book paper with new material If you are interested iu the S fl poultry business ppnd us your tsi the first H name iu time to number Interrupted the quiet man as ho turned red In the fnco and walked straight up to tho big fellow Im a leetlo critter I know but when folks git to callln mo a baby my dander alius takes a riz and I kin lick a few mountains myself Woof I Bring on yer cyclones Bring on 3cr dens o grizzly bnrs Bring on yer armies o fighters and watch the human avalanche chaw em up in n bunch Whoop but Im liable to sneeze any minit and blow this infant and his hull town clean out o the state o Texas Git right down offn that boss and git licked shouted tho little man aa ho began removing his coat in a busi Â¬ nesslike way but the other only glared at him and want on Wnugh but Ive gotter begin my dally mnssacrein on a midget and Ho stopped suddenly and softly in Â¬ quired as a look of perplexity came over his face Say ar to day Saturday or Sun day Its Sunday but Ill lick ye jest the some Ai it Sunday What Wall how could I hcv made sich a mistake My days fur slaughterin ye know ar only week days and The other reached for him but he saw the movement and put spurs to his horse and got away whilo the little man looked longingly after him with tears in his eyes and muttered Jest my durned luck He was the fust feller who ever sussed me that I was sure I could lick and he was afeared to fight Jest my durned luck N Y Journal Im durned if It haint Look-a-ycrel 1 dont Distressing Kidney aud Bladder diseases relieved in Bix hours by the KewGreat South American Kidney This new remedy is a groat Cure surprise on account of its exceeding promptness in relieving pain in tho bladder klduoys back aud every part of the uriuury passages in male or female It relieves retention of water imd pain in passing it almost imme diately If you want quick relief and cure this is your remedy Sold by II C Hardwick druggist Hopkins ville Ky Joe Randull nominated by the Populists of McCrackeu county for Representative says he will decliue to accept for the reason that he is n Democrat A Sound Mciancholy Dizziness Loss of Energy and onildence the dreadful eltee- - ol Earlyi Vice which brings Organic rteakness unTMK tlngone for business study or enjoyment Ul life treated with never falling success On ex amination tlio urinary deposits a rosy seal Kent will often be found and sometimes small pai ticles ol albumen will appear or the color will be of a thin mlUlsh hue again changing to a dark and turbid appearance There aiemany men vrho dloof this dtfllculty Ignorant or he cause which is the second sago of Seminal Weakness The Doctor will guarantee a perfect cure In all such cases and a healthy restoration of the genlto urinary organs WHITE your tioubles If living away from the city Yot can he cured at home by corres ponde co btJlutc secrecy In all profession- Â¬ al dealings and medicine sent secure from observation Testimonials of patients are never published IJank reference to my responsi faulty cheerfully given Nervous Debility tency Jffigi Dr Kollock CHURCH STREET 613 Nashville Tenn SO YEARS EXPERIENCE Liver Makes r Wol Ainu bilious constipated or troubled with jaundice sick head- Â¬ ache bad taste in mouth foul breath coated tongue dyspepsia indiges tioti hot dry skin pain iu back und between th shoulders chills and fe vtr etc If you have any of these symptoms your liver is out of order aud your blood is slowly being poisoned because your blood does uot act properly Herbine will cure any disorder of the liver stomach or boweld It has no equal as a liver medicine Price 76 cents Free trial bottle at JR C Hardwicks drug Are you btoie Brown aud Sexton wero acquitted at Bedford Iud yesterday uf the murder of John C Kippoy Theyre turned to Louisville ou an afternoon ijTnjra TRADE MARKS OC8IQNS Anyone sending n sketch and description may quickly ascertain free whether an Invention la probnbly patentable Communications strictly confidential Oldest agency for securing patents In America Wo have a Washington office Patents taken 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less than a year old and con tinues tlie practice until he dies but ho seldom smokes to excess and he can hardly be said to smoke recularlv in the way uhat wo do A report by the hmitnsonian institution now in press contains some information on the sub ject of smoking among tlie Indians wnicn is ot interest The Indians do not recard tobacco as we uo nor an they use it In the some way While there is a social side to ineir smoking tne principal use of the leaf is ceremonial nnd relleious It has always been so with tlieni and even now when the native preparations nre largely replaced by tne cheaper anil more convenient supply nt the traders stores the old religious feeling is still uiere mere is something abput to Â¬ bacco which turns the mind of thh smoker into contemplative moods the savage minu not lesa Mian tho mind of uie poet Tho Indian will buv wlintavpr li tipp1q when he has money sugar coffee calico or what not but he cannot bring himself to buy tobacco he cannot nrn fano tho sacred soother by buying- it as lie would a horse Yet a smoke is an indispensable nart nt won-- trKi t ion whether it be a religious ceremony a declaration of war or tho purchase of u jruiuui caiico rue traders have como to recocmizo this and In vm there is a littlo tin basin on the counter and generally nailed to ttv rwvnifoJninotobacco cigarette paper imd Tnatches iucu nre rreeiy used by all comers Even the worst beats are sensitive to any remark about their uso of this free tobacco and any allusion to it will drive them out of the place and keep them away for day3 Washington Star 1 ffl Only 25 Cents a Year invariably iu advance ADDRESS i ffi I Fancy Fowls Co I HOPKINSVILLE KY A 1 Dr Kollock lu Nanlivllle KeKularuraduateand lUKtatered Physician fuiuiurly Assldtunt surgeon U a Navy utter ward lont burgeon U b Army and later surgeon iirltisu Murine Service with t o year experience an physician at not Springs Ark Ku durned by theKnevo opaMllaBrltan 1 the most lo ol X paue the world largest audtwenty-lbeligln luijyirlnnl work In volumes eueh the sUeol iilurge chu ch ive tfiblu He la noted as tlio discoverer ol the autive principals ol gelsemlnum abpecitlb lor oures ca ii uralgia ol thelaceand womb uinli Syphilid Lost Manhood and tienera Ivblllty the Doctor has been over the world and has made ii any cures given up by other Veudome Building phjslolans uf blHuche IUISVILLE U WEST B AS RAILWAY UND ST LOUIS No 63 TEX NorMr Dally DailyV Louisville Brandenbuig Irvlngton Stephenspori Cloverport Hawesvllle Lewisport Owensboro Snotsvllle Ar Henderson Lv West Point 748am 840 am 914am 820pm 0 40am 8 08 I 6 80pm 7 20pm 7 65pm 18 j 1165pm 0 10 08 p 10 48 II 31 p 4tpm I105m m 11 28 m pm m 12 M 115 12 07 pm pm 10 18 10 38 am am child with three feet four hands aud a full Bet of teeth was boru to Airs Beswick on Ball Creek Mom tniu The freak will be sent to the Teuuessee Centennial T nwuitiug his execution which ojctirs J uue 11 hue ttdked 135 words into a 3houogtaph This will be put ou exhibition by his father after tho eXfcutiou Durraut couvicted of the murder Luuiout iu Sun Francisco pm pra pm 64 uiv Lv Dr Bells Peppermint Chill Tonic perfect liver laxative ant und blood purifier Removes biliousness without purging Curts chills and makes the complexion good Guaranteed by all dealers is a How to Trent u Wife From 1aclllo Health Journal Ar Henderson Spottoville Owensboro Lewisport Hawesvllle Oloverport Stephensport Irvlngton Brandenburg West Point Louisville east bound No 62 Dally 7 7 43 8 No DaMy 20am 265pm a m 3 1G p m 27am 365pm 907am 4 82pm 9 30am 463pm B67am 617pm 10 18 a m 6 35 p m UPOam 010pm 11 28 a m 6 89 p m 13 05 pm 710pm 100pm 800pm Benito Lopez 70 years old was hanged in the States piisonatPoI sou Cal Friday for the murder of George Washburn a wealthy ranch owner DISEASES OF TIIE SKIN The intense itching and smarting Incident to eczema tetter salt rheum and other diseases of tho skin is instantly allayed by applying Chamberlains Eye and Skin Ointment Many very bad cases have been permanently cured by it It is equally efficient for itchincr rules and a favorite rem- edy for soro nipples chapped hands chil- mains jrosi uiicm anu ciiruniu saru vyea For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box Try Dr Cadvs Condition Powders they are just what a horse needs when in bad condi tion ionic blood puriueranu vermifuge Sold by R C Hardwick druggist Bill Mnssie is alleged to have asbuulted a Mrs Wears in Larue county MaBsia was jailed at Muu- forclsvilie to escape mob violence IVniifSBce NOHTH BOUND No 4 Dally No 2 Dally Mall Express Mai Express aaap m vHopxtusvHle 620 am Louisville has passed a curfew law A r Princeton 446 pm 627 a m Marlon om p m 781a m applicable to children uuder 15 years DeKoven 827 am 007 p m ot age nine oclock iu summer aud 8 Morganfleld 712 p m 902am 741 p ni Corydon 8oam iu winter is tlje deadline 052 am 807 p m Henderson lMicsl Itching riles Symptoms Moisture Intense Itching and stinging most at night worse by scratching 11 auowed to continue tumors form which of ten bleed and ulcerate becoming very sore Fiibt get a wife secoud be patient You may have great trials and per pexiiies iu your business but do not therefore carry to your home a cloud Your wife may oi contracted brow have trials though of less magnitude may be hard for her to bear A kind woid tender look will do wonders iu chasing from her brow all clouds uf gloom To tbia we would add always keep a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy iu the house It is the best and is sure to be needed sooner or later Your wife will then kuow that you really cure for her and wish to protect her health For sale by K C Hardwick Druggist For further information address H U Mordub A Q P A o LonisYllleKy w L Mills Owensboro Ky J O V Time Table TRAINS GOING SOUTH No 1 Dally Henderson Morganlield Corydon DeKoven Marlon Vt Kvuimvlllc Mall Express Princeton UopklnsYllle 616am 72am 723am 766am 827am 921 am 1021 am 1130am No 8 Dally Mall Express 420pm 681pm 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Plows Also all kinds of plow repairs Disc Harrows DiBo Cultivators Champion Mowers Hay Rakes and all kinds of Farm Machinery if Corn Drills An tgTOrp Hotel Latham T C SOXD A1 LOWEST IMIOES G Yoxnsra us HOPKINSVILLE M KY HANBEfl Y F SHR YER PEOPLES WAREHOUSE HANBERY SHRYER Proprs i Railroad St Between Tenth HOPKINSVILE KY and Eleventh Careful attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned to us Liberal advances on tobacco in Btore All tobacco insured unless itherwise instructed Arlington Hotel BEASONABLE BATES Corner 12th and Main Streets BAR BARBER SHOP A G Lanoham Louisville Ky HOT AND COLD BATHS Breokenridoe Castleman Jno B Castleman Insurance Company OF LIVERPOOL LOUISVILLE KY Southern Department Columbia Building BARBEE CASTLEMAN Managers Does the largest business in Kentucky and largest in the Southern States and also the largest in the world Liberal and Progressive in Management WALTER F GARNETT HOPKINSVILLE ROBT M WOOLDRIDGE KY CO JNO Local Agents J CHAPPELL WOOLDRIDGE OHAPPELL Sf proprietors of the- - FARMERS WAREHOU SE Railroad St bet 9th and 10th Opposite L N Passenger Depot ON LIBERAL ADVANCES TOBACCO IN STORE V HOPKINSVILLE KY STOVES AND RANGE Gas Gasoline and Oil Stoves Ice Chests and Kefrigerators China Glassware and Lamps Wooden ware Churns Washing Machines Ele- Â¬ vator and Chain Pumps Stone ware Tin Gran- Â¬ ite Japan ware and Bird Cages Ice Cream Freezers and Fruit Jars Gasoline and Coal Oil SOLE A GOENT te Ice cream Freezers Galv Iron cor- nice Tin and Slate Roofing Guttering and all kinds of job work done on short notice Try before you buy at FOR Up-to-da- erOrp MtMjjijt bk ni i GEO W YOUNGHOPKINSVILLE Hotel Latham KY Your intelliKetico is questiouocl by With Her llody She Shielded llnnt rim tAi- tho druggist who tries to influence Iotvder from Kill mr Kniiiorii Pooplo Along tho Rlvar Whnt county not ftir She lived in 1Jacor hroughyou 10 jot him bottle anything for Thorn Dono Away With Line from whero the pretty town of Auburn ton when yon ask for Dr Boils Pine now stands for it happened many ywirs tKIWh thUfltltMA Method SiiKueMcil for tic Protec- Tar Honey No druggist can put rigo in the early Ws and 1 expect that C ncinrati Lexington Louis- tion of Kdrinn ntiil TovriiH In thin up for you ho cannot put up but few now residing there havu uny rec Â¬ 5 Evansviile St Louis Flood Tlmex Opinions of auytUiucr like it it is not to bo had ollections of the affair The family Ami thoftltlesof lie HulTerern in ljulk it is to bf hud only iu 26c consisting of father a miner liar moth- fOuc and bl bottles There is rjofhin NiamMllc vlempiii m nt or and little brother dwelt In n small The levees raustgo Such Is the ex- Â¬ just as go d as Dr Bolls Pine Tar shanty erected under cover of a con Mobile aa New fTomery Honey Avoid those HubstituteB with venient ledge The shanty was a miserÂ¬ pression heard on every sldo during ans trip along the Mississippi river from eitnilar sounbiig names When you able structure of two rooms but It held Cairo to Vlcksburg front steamboat buy Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey mjc what many a grander dwelling failed jt VY 1TH0UT CliANOBi men planters residents of river cities that tho bottle has never been opened to contain a Jovlng household The and that it boars tho picturo and tes mother lay sick with the fever and Car Â¬ river prophets and tho oldest and young 4KDSPKKU UNHEALED est Inhabitants of tho districts which timony of Good Old Granny Met men then a girl of 33 performed tho arc In or contiguous to the flooded dis- Â¬ calfe and tho name of tho E E drudgery of the houae Her little broth Â¬ Medicine Company er a curly honded romp of live was tricts Probably the only class of peo Sutherland Carmens great responsibility The faÂ¬ plo who do not concur in this assertion Fountain Park Padticah Ky ther was away from early morning until ura the trovcrnment engineers and mem Â¬ The largest telescope in the world late at night at his work and so the bers of tho levee boards In the different was placed in position at Yerites Ob little hands of 12 found plenty to do In states Even they admit that the leveo ville common with the custom of miners the system has proved a failuro this year servatory in Wiecoustn father kept a store of giant powder in bo far as giving protection to the lands Uow to Cure All Skin Disease tho house which in the presentcase was behind them is concerned and the only Bpllly SWATKBg No contained in a sack placed in an old can offer is thai the high internal medicine required OlNTMKNV defense they Mnnoctions are made at Guthrie and Jurea tetter eo tell all eruption on the water of 1897 is without precedent so zemolAo leaving the gkln nlpnr face hand wooden box that stood nt the foot of the Nashville for all points nose whlfw nnrl bed where lay the sick mother The up Â¬ that no calculations based on conditions ueaiwiy i is great ucaung anu curative powEast South and West by no other remedy Ask per part of the shanty under the sloping of previous years could be taken into ac- Â¬ er are possessed SWaynes your druggist for Tn Pullman Palace Cars Ointment board roof was utilized as a storage count in coping with the floods To this place for old dunnage argument the disgruntled populace reHenderson Bent seven recruits lo One night the father was absent In ply What has brought about the un Â¬ Eddyville tho mine By some means the shanty his road will receive special low rates precedented high water but tho exten of agents of this company for rates probably from tho cracked sion of a levee system to keep the water For every quarter in a mans pocket took fire or write to pent up in a narrow channel contrary there are a dozen uses and to use each and defective adobe chimney Carmen outflfl O P Atmobe G P TA to the intent of nature Year after one in such a way as to derive the awoke to find that the roof was afiro Lojsville year the broad bottom lands into which greatest benefit is a question every and sparks dropping down Springing therlver had found access have been shut one must 6olve for himself We be up she loudly cried to awaken her moth- Â¬ off from the Mississippi periodically it lieve however that no better use er and Tommy but the little boy be Â¬ N L TIME TABLE has broken frou the restraint put upon could be made of one of these quar came frightened and hid his head be Â¬ TRAINS OOINO NORTH neath the covers of his bed Carmen Olllo CHBt Mull it and entered the forbidden lands Pllflro ters than to exchange it for a bottle 103tarr A system of outlets has been tried of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and sprang to lift him from the bed when NoSUMall Ahv11 irpnm 74pm but found wanting and now the people Diarrhoea Remedy a medicine that she saw the shower of sparks falling mi 04 St Loula Kxprpa HI D m TRAINU OOINO SOUTH the same is every family should be provided with upon the powder box Recognizing the along tho river declare that M st LoiiIh Exnrpsu fi07am awful danger she attempted to leave 330 a m true of the big levee system These peo Â¬ For Bale by R C Hardwick druggist the child for the moment and carry out n 65 Nanhvllle Accomodation ln M PMOU1 Mall 513 pra ple are not skilled in the science of en 810pm the powder but in her excitement she No 01 KO limited gineering but they appear to compose ni run in Collins the bigamist at Hen- - caught her foot in the overhanging bed Â¬ o nda vtMe viojitniidRlon d Joe a majority of the better class of citizens dersou got four years s rili hound n Lijuix and Chtcniru Kaat clothes and fell to the floor breaking and base their conclusions on their ob have lJriUh tritin olid and ileepera her thigh bone Unable to arise the rotn ilnaito and St Loiil i servations in years of previous overMr D P Davis a prominent livery brave girl crawled to the box of powder fHntllne e tup only ai important station flows They are tho class who place man and merchant of Goshen Va ml crosmiRs Ha lirnuith Pullman Aleep and drawing herself up covered box Atanta Gn notches on the corners of houses and in has this to say on the subject of with her body The mother had the this r 1M by ADAAient tree trunks to mark the extreme height rheumatism I take pleasure iu time succeeded in getting out of bed of tho vTStter and who are familiar with recommending Chamberlains Pain and getting outside now furiously every crook and bend in the river its Balm for rheumatism as I know from burning shantj andthe managed to take tributaries and lakes and bayous personal experience that it will do all with her her little boy And what do they offer as a substi- Â¬ that is claimed for it A year ago Â¬ Oh The cries of tute foftbe great embankments which this spriDg my brother was laid up my out wont Carmen turned takenTom you for time a liberal government has helped to iu bed with inflammatory rheumatism the mothers thought from her daugh create They have many things to and suffered intensely The first ap- ters danger The Are had aroused some j FIFTH AVENUE IIOTEi- offer but few subscribe to any substi- plicant of Chamberlains Pain Balm of the neighbors who speedily ran to Ij LOCISVILLE KY frfj tute for the levees On the contrary eased the pain and the use of one the burning shanty and lent what aid 4 irM Best laHotelin the Ujfl they say that they welcome the over- Â¬ bottle completely cured him For they could Carmen was discovered and Electric Elevnt flow with its resultant rich deposit of sale by R C removed Her rescuers found her al Jr Hardwick Druggist Wj IikeCaiipukl Vaiiis silt on their impoverished land The most buried beneath a matss of burning horrors of the crevasse the resistless cinders her back frightfully burned Miss Virginia current which uproots trees and sweeps school teacher isHanna a Lexington Tender hands bore her to a neighboring dangerously ill bb houses from their foundations axe not shanty where all that could be done to characteristics of an overflow but are the result of a cat bite alleviate her sufferings was eagerly be-Â¬ the creatures of the levees produced J C Patterson a Deputy Sheriff stowed But human aid came too late only when the big embankments fail to was The brave little spiritlingered until the hold the river in its course and having by shot and killed iu Monroe county following day and then departed for a Johnson Smith a moonshiner increased its pent up fury finally allow brighter land It was not known until CI1AB CATLETT CLATENCK UARP1S it to wreak death and devastation with A posse is in pursuit of Johnson after she had recovered consciousness tho force which the levees alone cre- Â¬ Smith who CATLETT HARRIS a short time before she died that she killed Deputy ated Let the periodical overflows Patterson in Monroe county Sheiitl had broken her leg Her last words Former y with Forbes it Hr i come they say and we will welcome Kiss me Tommy dear Ive were their calm approach and permit them to saved you and Im so happy San and A Cure for Muscular itheumatlsui enter our fields and plantations unre- Â¬ Mrs B L Lamson of Fairmount Francisco Call strained My sister used Cham Soup with SyonKO DiimpllncM Then they point to the great mounds Illinois says Procure a small knucklo of veal We have concluded to to into Inn which a prehistoric race have erected berlains Pain Balm for muscular on both sides of the river commonly rheumatism and it effected a completf wash und place it in a saucepan - iness for ourMelvi s and offer our oor called Indian mounds and declare cure I keep it in the house at all Cover with water and add one teaspoon- vices to the public nt the mot reasover the fire ful that this was a method a former race times and have always found it boue and of saltit Set saucepan add oneonion onable prices PaperJnnjrinjja pei had of meeting the waters Many of liciHl for iches and pains It is the one whenandbegins toboil Cover and boil itlty All work uirnneed a bouquet leek eave order r at Gins YounyVi theso mounds have been taken posses- quickest cure for rheumatism muscii lur pains and laraeless I have ever slowly two hours In the meartime preTelephone 81 2 rins sion of by the planters and where they For sale by R C Hardwick pare the sponge dumpling like this do not exist the planters have already seen Place a saucepan with half a cup of Druggist begun their erection On these houses milk and half a tablespoonful of butter and barns are built cattle pens are A policeman of Uliin 111 was fa over the fire As soon as it boils add as most effective erected and they serve tally shot bv a negro whom he tried half a cup of flour Stir until the conhavens during the time of overflow tents have formed into a smooth dough Another method which is already em- to arrest The negro was killed and loosen from the bottom of ployed even behind some of the largest tho saucepan Then remove from the VOELCKEKS and strongest levees In which the peo Are and when nearly cold mix the paste 1UUNE SYKU1 LAXATIVE ple have no confidence as a result of costive children and bilious adults with the yolk of two eggs Season with years of experience is that of building For Ho one quarter teaspoonful of salt and the AT UKUG STOKES email private levees about the few acres same of nutmeg add last the two gardens included in their orchards VOELCKEKS whites beaten to a stiff froth Strain and plots of ground surrounding their COUGH II A L SAM tho soup into another saucepan remove homes and those of the hundreds of em- Â¬ EVERY DOSE EFFECTIVE all fat and return it tothe fire When it 30o ployes on every great plantation ATDKUUSIOKES boils again dip a teaspoon Into the boil- Â¬ Some of the people who are opposed Deputy Warden T L Neat of the ing soup cut with the same spoon small to the continuation of the levee system portions from the preparation and lay it are advocates of the straightening of Frankfort prison has resigned in the soup Continue until nil is used the river theory This class declares Wouderfull South American Mood Cure dipping the spoon for each dumpling that the money now being expended Quickly dissipates all scrofulous into the soup Cover and cook in six by tho government in levees could be applied to much better advantage in taints iu the system cures pimples minutes If the soup is not salt enough add a littlo salt Then straightening out the crooks and bends blotches and sores on tho face thor tablespoonful more fine chopped ndd one of parsley which the erratic Mississippi takes and oughly cleanses tho blood of boils JTwoThrough Daily and serve St Louis Republic materially decreasing tho distance beÂ¬ carbuncles abscesses and eruptions tt H Runnln Pullman t UmiIo Sleeping tween Cairo and New Orleans deepen- renders tho skin a and Lmiinic Cars lusliviws lo Chicago jj clear young and Attrnctivc Ilotncmnilo Furniture ing tho channel and allowing a freer beautiful A window seat may be mado so that jj 12 HOURS NASHVILLE TO CMICArJO 1 would escape access to tho gulf But here tho op blood poison If you Ub with all hor- tho lid will lift Then use it as wished HEW ORLEAHSFLORIDA SPECIAL ill train of ponents of the levees lose the support of rors do not fail to use this masterly for dresses or wraps Plain pine lumLeaves New Orleans Dolly nt 1305 noon their adherents tho steamboatmen blood purifier which has vlaLNRR Nashville at from am performed ber is quite good enough Mako the Throujrh Uuffet Sleeping Cars 720 New who say that such a stream would such stupendous cures in all cases of box to suit tho size of the window A Orleans have so swift a current as to render shattered constitution and depravity Eofa to stand in another part of tho navigation practically impossible CHICAGO NASHVILLE LIMITED room may also be made like a box of Much of the dissatisfaction which ex badthe blood Bad health signifies Divido it into compartments so that Leaves Nashville Dally at 730 p m blood Sold by R C Hardwick ists among the people whero the levees druggist Hopkinsville you can put papers and other things Ky For detailed Information address aro not under the control of the gov Â¬ in tho different spaces Both should ernment is duo to their belief that the F P JEFFRIES Qenl Passenger Aeent have castors The window seat may bo Maj state boards are honeycombed with cor- Â¬ train atJohn Brink was struck by a at least six inches higher than tho sofa Evansviile Ind Winchester and killed D H HILLMAN Oenl Southern Agent ruption and that the funds appropri Tho top may bo upholstered padded Nashville Tenn ated by tho states servo aa a grab bag with excelsior hair or cotton and then for thoso intrusted with their distribu Â¬ Chill tonic containing arsenic covered with dark mixed material Any S L ROOERS Trav Passenger Agent tion in tho form of high official salaries mako children look fat its not flesh of tho Turkish cotton goods or tho new Atlanta da expensive clerical forces exorbitant ex Arseuio puffs them up and ruins their ticking will answer tho purpose At bone its dangerous It should only penso accounts and open connivance tho ends of tho sofa have two rolls with tho contractors who work and bid be given by the direction of a phveie These rolls may bo fastened giving the ian Dr Bells Peppermint Chill appearance under their direction and approval of nn old fashioned Hardly a town of any size can bo visited Tonic contains uo arsenic It cou arm sofa Five feet long and two rolled and a tamB no kind of poison Entirely new and iirnt cliias iu all It cures half wide would bo a between Cairo and VlcksbuTg whero It makes stout Ladles Ilome Jornal very good size such accusations aro not made openly chills permanently respects Excellent sample room and citizens who have tho weight of sound bode and rich red blood flesh and service uuequalled in the city A Cablmiro Satad business success or high official stand Â¬ vigor and vitality On Double Car Line A much better salad than ono would ing aro eager to father statements L P Kleideiier Props expect is mado from cabbage The inner O P Bynum of Indiana is speaking to derogatory to tho probity and good Henderson Ky faith of the local leveo boards For tlio empty benches in Southern cjties in leaves only are used thoso nearest tho heart and tho most crisp Shave them water fighters who work night and support of the gold standard Ho is day along tho river front In tho actual on tho pay roll of a Sound Mouey very fino and mix with mayonnaise WAWiWrfWftVWMViWiVWiWiWiAWWrt This will bo found to bo an appetizing labor of battling with tho river they bureau Pay green for tho first warm days of spring have tho greatest respect and only W5i0 or your flaking Powder not gi words of praise aro heard for their more You wouldnt pay double a- honest efforts It is against those who For u Slok rtooiii price for sugar why pay coc 5 direct and limit their work tho power A simple disinfectant tq use in a sick a pound for Waking pQwder ft behind tibo throne that tho odium Is room Is mado by putting some brown Louis GIobe Domocrat caskSt coffee in a saucepan in tho center of jL For Infants and Children is the lightest whitest Baking S small pieco of camphor pum Light tho pure sure and Powder Sara Bernhardt has alwoys had r gum with a match As I ho gum burns nrlccd Makes the Its bread cakes lair 3 finest and X Tli fie- Guaranteed and morbid dread of fire and this has leil ilalli allow tho coffee to burn with it Tho biscuitsat ood stores like sold or ssen fee pound o that ttjrr M UUUl till IU perfumo is refreshing and healthful ci umyu UICJaLVJ igutnto of 5 shall bo mado of fireproof material Brooklyn Eagle WAULIS GROCERY 11 I Your fiitolllgenco HOW A BRAVE CURL DIED nr is Trunk ft f Jl hdlmnn PaJace Cars for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jacksonand points m Florida frtb MI6RANrsSrSifirs c M l i I Sgj jg i PAINTERS PAPER HANGERS I Trains Hotel Henderson Whats Fair CASTORIA JACK FROST uul i nWL ouJW--W4- L M4ttijNt V jjIsW- i iM u jjjaiZL sYjZjzrry -a i IU Tf j jnw utntucRtam- -- wcr mUiIW II lOTIf I- T- 8 HERE AND THERE When in pain ubo SloanB lini Â¬ ment and kill it Sold by Elgin Childrens day at Lougview Metho dist church next Sunday Dinner on the ground and euWtaiument in the afternoon by the Hopkinsville Ep worth League Dr E N Fruit Dentist olBco over City Bank Hopkinsvillo Ky A full line of Sloans remedies on sale at Elgins drug store Quinine and other fever medi cines take from 5 to 10 days to cure fever Johnsons Chill and Fever Tonic cures in ONE DAY 11 Jfktoftrflle The Kentucky State Teachers As sociation to bo held atBowiing Green Juno 29 and 30 is already attracting attention The program has been an nounced and it is u very thorough one calling for papers from many of the leading educators of the State Superintendent Livingstone McCart ney and Miss Katie McDauiel county superintendent will tako prominent parts All cf the Bowling ureoq hotels havo promised rates of from 51 to StB0 n day and the railroads tttdtt AROUND ilftililnil lKrtsoNAt uoyhir Miss Mary Henry of Caaky is visiting friends in town Hon Henry Burnett of Paducab was in town yesterday Miss Jessie Torian has returned from a visit to Clarksville Mrs W F Randlo is visiting in Huntsvillo Ala this week Judge M D Brown has retulned from u business trip to Illinois Col T J Johnson of Princeton was in tho city yesterday on business MissMattieSivloy Iibb gone to Elm Creek Neb to visit her sister Mrs Josh Boyd Attorneys Ollio James and Clem Nunn of Marion came up to the circua Mrs Dr Ben Letcher of Henderson returned home this week after a visit to Mrs Kate Henry MIbs Myrtie Lindsay of Madison ville a visiting Mrs Chas MMeach nm on South Main Street Mr F J Mitchell and bride will return from their bridal tour Sunday evening They are now at Princeton Mrs F A Mitchell went to Hop kinBville Wednesday to visit her AW ABOUT IF cotiuty train in Henderson Bert ClemontH yas bitten- perhapB fatally by a ufffti dtfjf di CdbSy The Opera House nt Madifionville will bo rebuilt Joe Veatuh was killed by an O V GTEY OF VIRGINIA Paffil Celery Compound in High Favor in His Family will have a half rato C HaRDIVICK 4 r Dr Stanton Young high graded Jersey calf tons running Btock for sale Apply at Kontuckian of will locato in this city about the 5th iico or 10th of June He has rented the second hand saw mill Bonte wareroom on West Eight First class side and will put in a rig for sale at a barsrain Apply to J street south prepared with a compeforgo and be Crofton Ky Nijholasvilel T Ezell tent corps of workmen to supervise See A W Pyle the furniture man work in his line and make a specialty Myers Opponham aged eighty ior bargains in sideboardb Six dif- of equine Burgery three years committed suicide at ferent styles and cuts just ineeo them Millersburg by taking morphine Mr Geo R Pierce who lives on A very welcome ram fell yesterday the Cox Mill road four miles from Rev Fred D Hale baptized 142 and washed off the dust of the circus town counted the people coming to converts in 52 minutes in tho bapcrowds If the season is sufficient town by his house the 26th between 4 usury oi nis cnurcti at Uwen9boro tobacco planting will be the order of and 915 a m a little more than nve Turnpike raiders destroyed the day the rest of the week hours His figures were as follows daughter Mrs Ira Humble Prince tollgate in Robertson county every and 1068 a ton Republican negroes Webb is the man you want to see White 476 threatened to hang various people people There of 1544 when you want a buggy for little total Mrs A F Williams of Russell 218 buggies Dr Will S Schultze died at the were 121 wagons money lately returned from carts and 12 hogsheads of tobacco ville who hasvisiting her daughter City Hospital from the effects of and N will sell round trip This was only one of the ten prin- California is The L poison administered by himself tickets to Frankfort at one fare on cipal roads into the city At Gracey Mrs Thos Rodman Judge Henry Marshall BuforJ June 1st and 2nd good returning 250 tickets were sold 50 at Cerulean Misses Lizzie Allen of Cadiz and 5th account State 250 at Princeton and large numbers Ethel and Leiline Wadlington of City Solicitor of Lexington commituntil and on June Democratic Convention JMAdams at all O V Btations Both railroads Gracev are the guests of Mrs W R ted suicide by throwing himself in a j pona t Agent did a big business and the crowd in Howell Health Officer John Sullivan of 15000 Webb will sell you a carriage town must havo been at least Mrs W F Cox and daughter Mrs Lexington was shot and killed by a or buggy for Jesj money exclusive of the town people phaeton F O Wilson have returned to their piBtol which fell from the pocket of a than ever before Come and see Why take Johnsons Chill and homes in Gracey after a short visit policeman Eight special policemen were on Fever Tonic Because it cures the to relatives in the city William Cann shotRobert Broadus duty Wednesday but there was com- most stubborn case of Fever in ONE Mr W F Hayes of Pasadena and Jacob Calloway in Garrard counR C Hardwick paratively little disorder although DAY Cal is visiting Mrs Eliza Clark his ty Calloway iB dead and Broadus is the crowd was the largest seen in the sister It has been 25 years since Mr ttying DKATHS city for years Hayes left Hopkinsville J A Doty President of a Garrard WASHlNGiTON D G April The ExcelBior Steam Laundry is edy represents so comprehensive a chowledge Miss Ella Waddill a charming county turnpike has procured Etheridge An infant son of W Otey hag distinguished himself of nervous exhaustion It cures where other now ready for business and your gunB Â¬ living four young lady of MEdisonvillewho is visi and sayB he will collect toll or die in by active and honorable service in the houso means havo been tried and found futile patronage is solicited All new T Etheridge a farmer Willis of Pembroke is ting of representatives where lie vas sent from There Is less hesitation nowadays among machinery and perfect work guran mileB East of this city died Tuesday guestMrs Mrs Chas M Meacham the the attempt of this tie Sixth dinti let of Virginia On the floor of intelligent people In attending to th begin G A Hille Prop teed Scavenger The trial of Frank Wilkey charged the house mid in the committee room he U a nlngof poor health It In welt known that week with raping Jennie Tirey at Madi conspicuous advocate ot measures fer the ad disease Is progresslvo and cumulative tay to J T Hall city scavenger can be A large and handsome depot is be Miss Bessie Russell has returned sonville this week resulted in a hung vancement of good government In what high dnvooutnt tho start but a menace to life ing built at Dawson Springs by the reached by telphone at any time from Nashville where shajgfas been at jury honor fames celery compound is held In tho when allowed to entrench Itself In any organ Illinois Central railroad company Call No 32 Bchool for a year family of this distinguished leg slator appears of the body If people would consider head She was accomThe old depot at that place will be The Governor has selected Fouu from the following letter The tent meeting which was in panied by Misses Mary Duhurst of aches rheumatism neuralgia sleeplessness taken down The new building is progress in Wickliffe for a couple of St Augustine Fia and Irene Farrott tain Ferry Park Louisville as the Dear Sirs Foryenrs have been a great suf- indigestion and languid feelings In their true Hearing completion and will be weens has closed It is probably the of Oho who will be her guests for camp grounds for the Kentucky ferer from neuralgia and during the past light and as seriously as they deserve to be ready for use in a few days State Guard Winter wus advised to try your Patnos Celery and make a stand against them at once ly greatest revival Wickliffe haB ever some time Incontinence of water during had there being 185 conversions and In the breach of promise suit of Compound and used two bottles of It with means of Palnes mlerv pniiinniiml iiam sleep stopped immediately by Dr numerous additions to the church Miss Elsie Walters a domestic in Miss Eliza Arnett against A F great benefit I was ho much pleased with it would bo a wonderful diminution lnthe E Detchons Anti Diuretic Cures a boarding house at Paducah is the Gardner at Salyersville tho plaintiff that I persuaded my brother John Floyd to amount of kidney Uyer and heart dlseabe Any one Mho reads tli he mfeltOTiphatio to use it llo had bwn having a bad form of children and adults alike Price 51 Burdette Harte of West fortuuate heiress of 55000 in cash was awaided 58t 00 damages Charles nervous djupvpsln mid now after using the letters that have appeared here from men and JR C Hardwiok Druggist Sold by Virginia has been nominated to be and valuable real estate worth equal women who owe their health aul often for several Hopkinsville Ky Minister to the United States of ly as much lefther by an unknown Judge A B Montgomery of the tho co i pound wo reel suremonths is so much lives to Talnesccl ry compound will bo their improved that im Â¬ a third bottlo will relative of Carmi III Indian Conimission has resigned h complete his cure tvory one has spoVen of pressed bx the blnconty in every line The police made 11 arrests on Colombia request of the Presideutto makeioom tho marked change for the better in his ap tills grea modern scientific lnvlgorator Most of the charges circus day ana nealth uiaker Is doing an enorai for a Republiwin Ken eotfully pmiranve were drunkenness and disorderly conamountor lasting good these snrlnir davx It MrMallle Floyd Otey duct Only one of the parties wah The Western Argus Pat McDonsuccess in making people well has had no This Is one of ome l1 or 2J letters from parallel in the history sent to the vork house the others BEFORE YOU LEAP alds paper nt Frankfort liusdeclaied United Stutes Congressmen or member of of medicine It has having otherwise Ratified their in for Charlie Bronston for Congress in their family that have recently thousands of cages of rheumatism and In appeared euralgla many of long standing that have debtedness to the city tue seventh district next year newspapers here Heartily recommending been despoiled of by friends and physicians These prices emphasize the The young people in the Princes K W Starks who cut his throat Palnes celery compound Compared with other remedies its perma Bonnie entertainment Tuesday night One of tho m st eminent rjhylcliii In the nent cures stand out as a nd tried to kill himselt at his homr Matchless superiority mountain does be scored new triumphs by their third 1 Hardin Marshall county a few city being Interviewed by one of the papers side a mole hill Hall of the awi and women Of this store says performance The crowd was quite who have entirely got rid of nervous debility days ugo is still alive Palnes celery compound murks a tremen threatened nervous exaustlon sleeplessness good under the circumstances and Creek Association of Pri dousstrideli thecureof dis a ee The Lick and such organio troubles as kidney liver and the several stars all appeared ai Full yard No romedy has ever succeeded In driving stomach diseases by Its help during mative Baptists had the auuuul foot 5c ors choice wide Percales fast colthe past their best styles washing at the Be ilah church in out tho underlying causes of nervous nnd or year alone could be brought together what ganic troubles no surely and ranidly Noiem- - an urmy of grateful people It would makeFine Tailoring Have your clothes Hopkins county last Sunday 3c Handsome new style prints new made cleaued and repaiied by Fov stylish patterns The graduating class of th Ken right the Tailor and Cutter Recog- Â¬ INTEGRITY tuikv State College numbers tweut nized ly the trade aB one of the best 4c yard wide Columbus 1492 Fine Bleached Cotton finished by the eight members and is the largest n up to dbte cutters in the profession Lonsdale Company the history of the institution Suits made from 520 to 560 Pantfr from 5500 to S15 Bridge street opPepperell 10 Bleached Sheet James Branham killed Haftdy 15c ing urj rjfjrjr posite New Era office Bolan with a shotguu near Hydei pooh -- NCrSSv 1 They had quarrelled over a di isiou The romparativo statement of gross 5c 32 inch Fine OrgandieB Beautiful of money received for work choice styles and fine clothwrth 10c earnings of the L N railroad for JTMrtzmrM the third week in May sLowh an inDan Miller one of Brnum Plain and Printed Surah and crease of S16170 The statement for 22c China Silks BaileyB performers had a knee cap THOMPSONS OLD STAND the three weeks in the month shows knocked off by a horse at Pdducah Mens fine Laundered Negligee Shirts collars attached and detached Tuesday He was taken to Louisan increase of 519185 The notable showing of the wek is the picking actual 5100 goods ville it up in passenger earnings the de Ladies Imported Full Regular Fast Black Hope Hermsdorf dye About 670000 persons are receiving 19c double sole heel and toe Cant be matched at 35c crease having been only S15 peusious in the United Stutes Of this number 1040J0 live in Ohio This state has more pensioners than New aud Elegant Funeral Car for the Undertaking Department auy other state in the Luion Dick Everett a Practical Undertaker of 20 years experience has In a battle between u Sheriffs charge of this branch of our business posse and toll gate raiders near Ow ingsville David Johnson the leader Give us a call No 8 Main Street HOPKINSVILLE KY of the mob was captured after he MATK1MONIAL DISCIPLES Of WALTON had received injuries which will prob Hunting FUlilng pic nicking mid Purling ably prove fatal OFFICE PHONK67 4 Sjiitii Hord Mr Leroy Smith a home phone 107 3 26 YEARS H A telegram sent from Harrodsburg by the itlver Side youug Hopkins county larmer aud Ky notes the news of the Miss Laura H Hord of Fruit Hill a Near Little River church on last daughter to Rev and Mrs birth of D SAME OLD STAND were married at the County ClerkB Martin ThiB MMSHiS makeB office iu this city Wednesday morning Saturday was witnessed a most suc- Â¬ Hardin StavenBou a grandfather After the cessful fox chase Miss Mary Nance COUKTESV by Judge J W Breathitt UHIUUNOI2 Up Stairs in Henry Block Op Opera House knot wbb tied the couple attended the led the chase Diana Vernon like to u The OwenBboro Water company and circus and returned home at night finish to Bweet strains of muBic en- American Loan and Trust Company On Wednesday a marriage license couraged by a still sweeter and more have sued the city ot OwensbDro for you and will do it if you will come and i ee m jBrge stock of wbb issued Carl Gillum to wed Aliss charming musician who shall be 53960 as the result of differenceb over franchisa and other tax assess FURNITURE AND KINDRED BRANCHES a better understanding of the Mary M Davis The date of the nameless here forever more Willi nature of the many phys wedding could not be learned Both In tho chaBe Frank Baker came ments of last year My expoupes are light as I am up stairs and I will make it ical ills which vanish before proper ef young people live iu the Kelly neigh- down the home stretch lame and was pleabanteftoits you to cotnu and Bee me forts gentle efforts Bhut out The only fisherman in rightly directed There is comfort a borhood tun prepared to do Undertaking in all its branches lam bIbo the party cast her anchor bait to a practical EMBALMER the knowledge that so many forma of ltefer you to those that have windwardj but as Dr Caudle did not TOIJACCO NKWS sickness are not duo to any actual dis seen my work nibble it is supposed that the Doctor ease but simply to a constipated condA W- - PYLE is a species of trout Charlie Boyd ition of the system which tho pleasant HOPKINSVILLE MARKET family laxnuve oyrujjui riKo lutMUju however did nibble and the last te only lv removes That is why it Is thoand is Salps by Wooldridge Chappell heard of him he was singing we millions of families Having secured exceptionally mlv with No less everywhere esteemed so highly by all of 110 hhds May 27 1897hb follows parted by tho river Bide low contractu forlco imj Cream charming and beautiful than the Di beneflelal 10 hhds Good Leaf 59 00 to 511 50 we aro able to quote the follow who value good health Its IN DRUGS fact that It is the 37 hhdH Med Leaf 56 75 to 58 75 Vernan the lone fisherman and tho effects are due to thepromotes Internal ing reduced prices for our high one remedy which 28 hhds Com Leaf 54 00 to 56 00 musician of our party wore the folgrade creams Any flavor llW per gallon cleanliness without debilitating the 25 per gallon Frozen Pudding 18 0 Brick hhds Good Lugs 58 50 to 5 4 50 lowing who caused their gallant es orcans on which it acts toIt is therefore gallon Bisque glares tlKOfrer dozen and 20 hhds Med Lugs 52 75 to 53 25 corts who are too numerous to men Â¬ Moth Balls Packing Camphor in order get its bene Â¬ Hon alf important so on down the list 9 hhds Com Lugs 51 5o to S2 25 tion to have a moBt delignttul time pur jicial effects to note when you art Sarsaparilla Disenfectauts of 5lG Fourth Avenue ivlarkets about the same as last viz MiBS Cecil Holloway who scat- duras the genuine Louisvilles Leading Caterers chase that you have by ters sunshine aud beauty wherever nil kinds and a complete line of lie which is manufacturedand the Cali week sold by Bhe goes as also Misses Annie Nance Elastic Cottage fornja Fig Syrup Co only Paint Indian Games JT -When riuturn Taylor Edwards Ora Baker Lizzie All reputable druggists enjoyment of good health If in th Nance and Berda Baker and Light Brahmas WhiteLertd Linseed Oil and Tur- is Merchant Tailor Hd the systemare regular laxatives or Needs assistance it may be best to Picnicker If ottwr remedies any then not needed one redder it promptly but one should pontine aud family points Winner 14 ten tbws Ekk for Fashionable suits made to order actual disease aMUctod with haichlcgjsjOOperlSi 50j per8o Cleaning ud Impairing LadieB Jessamine county Democrats nornN Come to See Us commended to the most skillful remember to use even the most per tailoriug hIso done Srateians but If in need of a laxative fect remedies only when needed nated a county ticket Tuesday O Death to Lice and other Poultry Supplies skmild havo the best nnil with the The best aud most simple and gentle A Wilson for representative was bo FIFTH STREET Jt UK BALL wwUififorraed everywhere Syrup of remedy Jb tho Syrup of Figs manu- - poor a man that ho made bis canvass MOORE BLOCK free silver sUp on foot with platform aud free turn MKAR L NNINTH ST IHAMWACY pike as hie DEPOT JMopkinpvlllc Ky HOPKINSVILLE KY erinary surgeon of Clarksville will next week bo in this county doing some special plate work for horse men On Friday ho will shoe Borne trotters for Mr J J Van Clove and on Saturday will shoe Mr W P Not Dr T F Stanton the skillful vet- Â¬ by his wife B F Grady a promineut farmer of Leo county mis killed by the bursting of a shotgun J Miugua was run down imd kill el by a Cincinnati South train bear QEdwin Hi Conger of Towa was nominated to be United States Miu ister to Brazil The President uomiuateU Brife Gen John R Brooke to lie Mujji General B D Bomablo a G A R veterau of Vauceburg was publicly whipped v 1ft 1 1 i I 1 frurmture and undertaker STew F Rw IP Rensiiaw V nWVk 44c Stock JBest Goods and LOWEST PRICES BA88ETT CO Gladness Comes Pill JB3i IvCarLSell 4 u Seasonable GrOodsVO Kleins Ices Reduced carl c moors I Fleming jSBfi att1BlX 4 J O COOK MriihftmtfMhTi lifgf