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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: June 1, 1897

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. f fff v v Mil mm WHWWWMPMlllWl mrfinMHi rtpnmBwpwiiiitHtfiiinnwwMiniwiPfi- - 5S klM VOL XIX HOPKINSVILLE iV KENTUCKY TUESDAY CREAM OF HAS IT JUNE 11897 TOWS THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION NO CLOSELY BUNCHED 4a tpi yT mmm U m IT IS NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN Asylum Sued Hud itanavray at Crofton- llorsor Stolen More It icltet Attach meiitg Ooiiimeiiccmonts Flailing lone To Orlgers Lake 25 tobacco inen of 7 y E1e Clay Worsted Suit cutaway Goochweiglit made up well in a round or square cut sack or a 3 button v X About this city left over the 0 V for Geigera lake yesterduy where they will spend a few days fishiug They took aloug a camping outlit and prepared them selves for a most pleasant outiug All Sizes 34 to 44 These suits will be- - Aft Horse and Mule- Stolen A horse belonging to a colored man r I i Sure as soon as the new tariff goes through named Walter Brown living three miles oast of town was stolen from his lot on the night of May 26th On the same night a mule was stolon from Steely Hays a whito man living iu the Butne vicinity Largest Docket forSO Yean The June term of Christian Circuit Court meets hero next Monday for a three weeks session The docket is the heaviest for twenty years There BUY ONE NOW A 1 fl Ait Co Lr cyv4fc Monarch Color ea rmirts C ad JlaV WORTH DOUBLE THE MONEY Cifick tfc fk44rxncf a ntci To4rctrVtC3kr DONT ASK ANY QUESTIONS- But come and see them before somebody else get the one you would want SSJ38I233KZxcsrc- c- PETREE CO Sign of the Big Boot JT9 SJ JP iX 49 jJS R aB S3 itffB VVe Grive You INHERE are several ways of doing What You Ask For business One is to put off Our way is to any old thing you may have on your customers give you just what you ask for and at prices that defy competition fu one wants to pay exorbitant prices for first class goods We are way down onfprices and know that yon cannot find a better class of goods in the state We would be glad to have you call and examine our stock of No Harness and Saddlery Ifyou you what we have do not want to buy it makes no difference we want to show F No 207 South Main St r 6hI T St GO opposite Winfrec Bros ss3333333 are 191 appearances 9i common- adopted 1 solved That we reaffirm our al wealth cases afcd 353 continued com luyiijjo to the principles of the Dem mon law and equity causes This makes a total of 635 cases to come up ocratic party as expressed in the Chi for a hearing and the indications are cago platform of 189G and call upon that the term will be a very busy one all Damocrats who may djffer upon any of the principles therein enun Trullcd Down With Hloodhoundg ciated to unite in the coming state The dwelling house of Mr Nick V district and county campaigns to the Boddie at Guthrie was entered by end that the party may be restored to power and win an old time victoburglars a few nights ago Several ry truukB were opened but as no cash Having ascertained the sense of the was found they left without taking convention the following resolution anything else Russellville blood offered by Mr Hunter Wood wad hounds were called into service and adopted Nee Borders col is now in jjil Resolved That the chairman of dG5 The autnor- - this convention be directed to name 3 accused of the crime lties think they have the right man sixteen Democrats of Christian couu ty as delegates aud sixteen as alterThe Elephant Hroke Her Leg nates to cast the vote of Christian A 18 mouths old elephant belongcounty in convention which meets at ing to the Baruum Bailey circus Frankfort Ky on June 2 1897 for valued at 510000 fell and broke one the purpose of nominating a candidate of her hind legs after being unloaded for the Clerk of the Court of Appeals from the ejus inClarksvilJe Friday of Kentucky and tho delegates so The animsl with a keeper from the named are hereby instructed to cast circus was left there at the veteiinary the vote of Christian County in Baid hospital of Dr Stanton The limb convention for R L Green of Frankhas been set and the animal is get lin cauuty and use all honorable ivtl or ting along well It will be about means to secure his nomination Watson second choice Larue i Cbairman Hanbery appointed the three months before the elephant can 9 following delegates to ca9t the couu Todd 6 Muhlenberg 9 Hardin 14 be removed Bullitt Ohio 13 Total 58 tys votes Ford first choice darrison 13 Address to Graduates DELEGATES ALTERNATES Rowan 3 Wayne 6 Lee 3 Bell 11 The Baccalaureate address to the Geo V Green Juo W Payne Bath 9 Russell 3 Morgan 8 Wolf l D L Johnson grad uating class of Bethel Femole Col- Hunter Wood Breathitt 6 Carter 8 Aiontgomery 8 FB Martin 1 Floyd 7 Johnson 5 Pika lege will be delivered to night at the C M Richardson J C Moore Meacham Jno G Childress 10 Lawrence 9 Total 101 Baptist church Dr Carter Helm J T Hanbery S A Edmunds Ford second choice Laurel 5 Jones will be the speaker A pleas- Jouett Henry W T Cooper Oldham 5 Totol 10 ant programme of music has been Dr J D Clardy W W Radford Uuinstructed Fayette 20 Carroll arranged To morrow night the Isaac Garrott John rhoips 9 Pulaski 10 Owen 17 Bourbon 11 Commencement will be Buckuer Leavell L C Cravens exercises Simpson 8 Trigg 8 Powell 3 Adair held in the College Chapel Pro Dr R D Moore Jno C Duffy 7 Boyd 6 Trimble 6 Anderson 6 gramme consists of music and elocu- W E Ragsdalo W CBeli Calloway 13 Scott 11 Gallatin 5 tion followed by address to the grad- Walter S Hale Dr H Fl Wallace Woodford 8 Spencer 5 Jefferson 84 uates and delivery of degrees and Dr B F Eager W E Warfield Total 237 diplomas by the President W R Howell W T Vaughan The Latest Kstlmate All exercises begin at 8 oclock T J Morrow R M Wooldridgo Friends of the College are cordially C H Bush Louisville May 31 The following John H Seargeaut invited to be present estimate of the strength of tho six W H Martin R L Moore F W Buckner A M Cooper candidates on the first ballot is based The Kacket Attachments C Geo j Gary T M Barker on an estimato of tho uninstructcd On Friday three other attachment Jbrauk a Richardson offered the aud unreported votes In this esti- ¬ suits were brought against the Racket following resolution which was mate the vote of Louisville is divided stock aggregating something over adopted between Richardson Green and Resolved vote of Shackelfoid That tho 4000 The largest was by the Claf line of New York The tolal amount Christian county iu the Frankfort Green 262 Convention except as hereinbefore 233 of the attachments is nor 528085 As instructed be cast on all questions as Richardsou 191 Friday was the last day for suits this a majority of tho delegates present Shackelford Ford 153 will not bo increased Mr Kugler shall direct Watson 145 The convention then adjourned says this is about all of his indebted Mason 10 ness including much that is not due SUES THE STATE The Claflins have for months Total l08 brought suit to resist the attachments Dunks And Asylum Iu il Dispute Over The total is seven votes short of th aud will ask for a receiver The pefull representation and these seven Witter tition alleges all sorts of things and are scattered in fractious among is in some respects sensational InThe Planters Bank and the Bauk several candidates dications are that much litigation of Hopkiusville the present owners All of the candidates except Greon will grow out of the failure In the of tho property known as Woods and Ford are hero and will go to meanwhile tho appraisers are at work mill more recently Huffmans Frankfort to uteht aud ODen head and will this week report upon the mill have brought suit against the quarters Greene lives there and value of the stock which is supposed board of commissioners of the Western Ford the other side to be worth at least 185000 Asylum for 5000 damages Last The Kzell Case Again year the Asylum put in a water works Two Ladles lladljr Hurt The case of Sherman Ezell and system taking its Bupply of water Crofton Ky May 81 Mrs Earlo from the river bed on the Asylum wife against W E Ragsdale of this widow of the late E E Earle and a property The east fork of Little city was tried for the third time at Mrs Milton were knocked down river runs through the asylum farm Cadiz last week and on Saturdny a and run over by a horse attached to a and n pipe was run into the river and verdict of 700 damages was returned buggy Sunday afternoon and both the water is pumped out and used at ogainst the defendant The caB the asylum Tho mill is situated on haB been in the courts wero badly injured 1891 and The auimol which belonged to tho same stream two or three miles haB twice been reversedsince the court by Dave Smith became frightened at below aud the petition alleges that of appeals Tho verdict in this in the train and ran up the street at a tho water power of the mill has been stance was n great surprise frightful rato of speed He collided seriously interfered with and the mill caB6 will again bo appealed and Tho Mr will a buggy belonging to Clark property damaged to tho extent of Ragsdalea frieuds are confidout he 000 The stream was not dammed will eventually Boales tearing it up but this did uot S5 a victory in what check him The two ladies saw the by the asylum but has for years been has been a very win troublesome piece of dummed by tho mill at the bridge on litigation animal coming and ran but worH soou overtanen Mrs Earlea head tho Nashville turnpike Died Without Warning was badly bruised and her face was Drowned While Fishing cut in many places It was at first Pee Dee KyMay 31 Honry CarEarliugton Ky May 80 Georgo thought thut sho had been fatally ter aged 78 years dropped dead Sathurt but she rallied and may recovor Long a white uumarried miner was Mrs Milton received a bad scalp drowned in Loch Mary this place urday afternoon at the home of hia Ho wound rendering her unconscious yesterday afternoon or evening while sou near Little River church Sho was otherwise painfully injured fishing Ho has beeu in tho habit of had been enjoying fairly good health but will recover Several children wading out to a stump iu the lake for some time aud spent Saturday oa Yester- the banks of Little river fishing He were in coninany with the ladies and fishing from the stump wheu the accident occurred but es- day he failed to return from ilahing returnod home about 6 oclock and by Bupper time and a searching was immediately attacked with heart caped BoriouB injury party found his body in the lake disease expiring instantly Uncle James G Bice formerly of tho about 10 oclcck last night Long Henry as he had been known for Brownsvijlo States Democrat has waB subject to tits and it is thought years was a man imea uy all who bought the ClarkBville Times He is he had such an attack foil off the knew him and his demise is muck rer an experience uowBpapor man stump and was drowned gretted by tho entire community Initrncts Far Urcmi and Endorsee tlie Chicago Platform Tho Democratic mass convention Saturday afternoon instructed for fiobt L Green of Frankfort for Clerk of the Court of Appeals But little interest was taken in the race lip to the day of tho convention Saturday morning it was made public that Mr Green had promised to allow tho delegation from this county to name Mr Jouett Henry as a deputy in tue event of his election if he was giyen the vote of Christian county This with the active support of soyoral influential citizens soon set tho tide so strongly towurds Green that it was oyideut when the conven tion met mat tuo county would go for him Tho names of Mr Sam J Shackelford of Daviess aud Mr J D Watson of Daviess wero placed before the convention but the vote for Green was overwhelming The convention waB organized with Judge Hanbery aB Chairman aud T E Bartley and Walker Wood as Secretaries by general agreement Tho following reslolution being the platform adopted by the district convention at Murray was offered by Chas M Meacham and unanimously SIIAOKKLFOUD 8MOIIT1A AHKAO OJK INSTKUOTBIJ VOTHS Estimates Give Oreciio A heading IojIMum Ou The First JIallot Sllver Undorgcd Everywhere- r Shackelford Green Richardsou Mason 1st Choice 2d Choice150 1 19 139- 5G 44 43 26 Ford Watson JT Uninstructed Unreported The Democratic county convolu tions hold all over Kentucky Satur day show but one result clearly that the Kentucky Democrats are al- ¬ most a unit in favor of the Chicago platform of last year Shackelford first choice Warren 19 Hancock 5Hopkins 17 McLean 7 Union 16 Henderson 20 Monroe 4 Logan 16 Edmonson 4 Daviess 25 Lyon 5 Webster 12 Total 150 THE INSTUCCTED VOTE 8S 101 85 287 141 10 58 Shackelford second choice Allen 7 Nelson 11 Marion 9 Barren 15 Caldwell 8 Total 50 Green first choice Bell 1 Camp- ¬ bell 22Kenton 35Nicholas 9 Bullitt 6 Lewis 7 Grant 9 Bracken 9 Chris ¬ tian 16 Franklin 12 Clark 10 Masoa 13 Total 139 Green second choice Whitley 4 Knox 4 Henry 11 Hart 10 Carter Sf Greenup 7 Total 44 Richardson first choice alien ly Larue 7 Whitley 4 Todd 9 Grayson 10 Nelson 11 Bell 11 Larue 5 Tay- ¬ lor 6 Muhlenberg 9Hardin 14 Hart 10 Marion 9 Casey 5 Breckenndg 11 Ohio 13 Meade 8 Total 139J Richardson second choice Hancock 5 McLean 7 Union 16 Monroe 7 Lewis 7 Martin 1 Total 48 Mason first choice Lincoln 8 Boyle 6 Madison 14 Bell li Knox 4 Mercer 9 Garrard 6 Rockcastle 4 Henry 11 Jebsamine 7 Oldham 5 Shelby 13 Total 88i Mason second choice Wayne 6 Henderson 20 Total 26 Watson first choice Ballard 8 Crittenden 8 Caldwell 8 Carlisle 8 Uarren la McCiacUeu 15 Graves 23 1 3 X tll Tf JklflXM viwmjmutim mwHMnumH k jjff V tnttmi vtnumimHIip my I i Vtf W kK t f IfajMauuflte SletttucJiian 3TEE5 BPAEADE Offr-- FROM MED AIR JEddtfs Plana for Taking Pho ¬ fcaUsfnclory results cannot be obtained nographs Oil April 27 I believe that we havo taken every MUEDEKEDAS A WIT0H first favorable opportunity If the day Is dark nnd cloudy Uto kllca will bo Kent up although of course the most Talk of a Delirious Woman Causes the Deed Presented at Ml STT of Twenty Kite-llol- rtCTttJVttciiipt Yot Illndc Caincrn to 5fo Opcrntctl 1400 Feet Above the ISnrtli 18D71 i 11- string Iiddy the wdll known kite ex 4 tjMiu imiuuus to hXliu up vivu Binujja ui 50 lotos each for the purposo of takinjf atrial photographs of the great landjmd naval parades with which the memory of Gen flrant is to be lion wed Mr jjddy has for home weeka Ibeen Irusy with his preparations but ilias not hitherto been willing to make public HiLi plana If he succeeds the re¬ sult will be of twofold Interest to the clentJsts flroni its bearing on the pos fllbilHire of photography in this new flM nnl Irt tlii iflrnrnl rtlihlin frmn llie natural curiosity of viewing1 un event son BOTxand n scale through the eye of x camera suspended at an altitude of 1000 feet or more in midair In a recent interview Mr Eddy ex plained to ma some of the dettiil nt his present project He said It In no easy matter to manage a string1 of kites hundreds of feet above the ground especially when a camera is Uttaohed In my first attempts I had a Iotof trouble from the shaking of the camera duo to gusts of wind striking he kites just at the moment when I palled the btring by which the camera Ma operated Sometimes I found that I ad taken pictures of the Bky or of the horizon line Instead of the ground be noeath This dlfliculty was Anally ob viated by a 83stem of guys which keep he camera pointing steadily toward the cartb In spite of the motion of the kites Then I built a case to hold my photo ¬ graphic apparatus and 1 have made sur w tri Copyright ulji urn possible- precaution to overcome nil difficulties except those which I have juil mentioned The object In sending up two strings of kites aside from the ad ¬ vantage of obtaining a double scries of viuwo is to cope with any condition of iImi1 alilmli iwt ifAtntl lrntr ttilmi 1 V Zl 7 cer quaricr inc wiuu muy cn gi iu blow one camera or the other shotilJ le in n position to obtain satisfactory views If I have the ntrnofiphcric conditions tn it is my bitcntion to to a greater altitude than I hato reached heretofore and to determine from how lilgii a point it is possiblu to obtain photographs The cameras will be bont up to a height of 3200 1o 1400 feet beforo tlie first picturu is taken They will then be gradually lowered nnd views will bo taken at Intervals of ecry hundred feet or so In this way I hope to obtain some useful formation ns to the influence of diner- ent atmospheric levels on the photo which 1 hope foi sciul Uio cameraa graph As to what the finished pictures will look like I can tell you better after 1 have de eloped my plates I should bay tliit from the highest altitude which 1 expect to attain the column of march ¬ ing men ought to show as n dark line a great winding serpent against the while road surfaee I entertain great hope too for good views of the river parade from this height Still dont forget that the uttempt may be barren of any useful results whatever The spectacle of these two flocks of great air birds floating above Morning side Heights and the Hudson should form an impressive feature of the great celebration The scheme Is In no sense a commercial one It is undertaken for the sake of the scientific and practical results that axe likely to come from it An Affair has recently dovclopcd near Stonewall in tho Chickasaw nation which recalls tho stories of witchcraft witches and spells of tho Whilo the timo of Cotton Mather witch in this case was not burned alive sho was murdered her body given to the flames and nil her be- ¬ longings destroyed Near Stonewall lived a quartor brced Indian with a grown son and Tho daughter was a daughter widow and kept houso for tho father and son Tho fathers name is Joe G jlchrcst the son is known as 1 oung Joe and tho daughter was Mrs Sophia Lodcr Gilchrest is the owner of quite a tract of land and until recently tho owner of a largo herd of cattle and a considerable number of hogs and Tho Texas fever killed off sheep Ihe cattle in such numbers as to as- ¬ tonish him and to add to his trou- ¬ bles cholera got into his hogs and the murrain into his sheep so that they numbered not a score all together At this juncture coming into tho house ono day in February complete- ¬ ly discouraged ho said to his daugh- ¬ ter bitterly I believe some one has put a spell on mo and caused tho death of tho stock jourf caliKj tho and 68 mites oast of Iadu TiiKAiUMMiA HOI iftl now and neatly furnished vlth capacity of ontortalnlng 1100 per Theowprr Mi tlrt v son nro also owners of tho Springs ond the guests of the Arcadia l HiUH1ije fiCO eO rlnira ivttliiui iTtvn nlirA invalid should rememhnr tint many advnntaires to persons visiting the borings The dry tio month xulty Jiiwirt and liquid iwiltlftLiv r rt these Mirlucs For pamphlets etc apply to NMUOLKMAN CO Proprietors i ARCADIA HOUSE DAWSON Eiopkins County KENTUCKY immediately upon IT Ui DAWSON SPRINGS THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT i w flienecplcbrttUlljhto Ru arid ftltsnrliiics are situated 169 mlloswost of Louisville Ky ii JM TM M r 77 i V-- HOW MR EDDY EXPECTS TO PHOTOGRAPH THE GREAT PARADE nous other little improvements Now ibout the only things I have to fear ure fciad weather and the carrying away of ny kites by sudden gusts of wind I Siave taken successful pictures from the Jcite string in IUjonnc New York Bos ¬ ton and Portland Me and the feasibility of the scheme has been fully demon tstrutal I dont wish to appear too anguine however as the chances of failure in any attempt at aerial picture lalfing are at least one in three in spite every precaution The forthcoming attempts at photo ¬ graphing from midair will be more elaborate than any that Mr Eddy has yet made Two tandems will be sent Mr wip with 20 kites in each team Iiddy will manage one string from the roof of the Lawson apartment house in West One Hundred and Fourthstreet 3tfew York city The other tandem will toosentupfroiu the grounds of theCow drey estate directly across the nudon Ju New Jersey This latter team will 3 in charge of Mr Eddys asbistant ZMr Henry L Allen of Bayonne Each and for the pleasure of carding out what in Mr Eddys hands becomes more than a hobby attaining the pro- ¬ portions of a serious scientific experi ment EARL MAGO WHITES EVICTED BY INDIANS llcvcraiil of Ancient Uinuc on n Maine will tr if camera and A system of signals have been wrranged so that each party can notify athc other of the numborof photographs taken and can transmit such other in formation as is necessary I5y having two aerial cameras- at work stnral utoneously the chances of success will Kt course bo doubled and it is hoped Jthat whatever wind conditions prevail excellent views of both the naval parade live and the land ceremonies may be ob Tho sachems in solemn council have vtained declared her residence and all of her For this novel undertaking Mr Eddy property forfeitrd nnd have ordered lias constructed a number of new kites her to leave the Island without delay Most of them are of red China silk All other white people living on the jstrung- on frames of light wood and island must go too Many white per- ¬ fpiano wire a few are of manlla paper sons who have married Indian braves The principal kites will be of unusually ov squaws and are livingon the reserva Hargo size seven feet in diameter tion will be greatly inconvenienced by Jthough a few of those which he intends the enforcement of tho edict The Iribe sent a delegation here to consult 4o use will be smaller As stated above on one or two occa Judge F Whiting in regard to using telons Mr Eddys efforts have been cut force in banishing tho palefaces from whorfby the loss of his kites which tho island but he declined to act as Jhavo broken loose and sailed away on counsel Detroit Free Tress tthe wings of the gale To meet such n Adulterated Tobacco contingency this time duplicate kites The London Lancet sny that tho rea tand cameras will be provided son English smoking ¬ I dont want the impression to go ly scented Is becausetobacco is so high It Is ndulterated wibraad that I am certain of success In with the following Orris substances Jthla undertaking reiterated Mr Eddy loot Tonquin bean juniper berries I have been coriander seeds storox 3n discussing his project 3eeflted too often for bucIx sanguine angelica root cinnamon casoarilla bark blossoms bod expectations In the first place there lana cloves saltpeter cassia glycerin ttnay be rain though I know thatlnm rosewood sugar bay leaves green iot alone In hoping that the day may oranges oil of lemon amber vanilla twi fair I may eay however that In bcrgumot nutmeg balsam jase of failure on account of tbo cubelw sassafras galangalcardamons calamus Hveuther or for any other reason tJio root llcoricj root walnut leaves etc spot and sKHiaratua wlllbc lefton the h attempt to take the picture from I It Is 000 years since tho fork made tJh same point will beireneved at the Us appearance in Europe at once 3x3j both will be in operation carry a light a large family A few years ago she became a widow and from that time until recently she has had a respected place in the councils of the trile She has for many years made trips through the state telling fortunes by a peculiar system entirely original While she remained a widow the In ¬ dians were proud of her but she mar ¬ ried a white man and by that incurred the displeasure of the Indians which increased when she had a fine residence erected on land leased from the tribo nnd took her new husband there to Bishop is well known throughout the state and has many followers who thoroughly believe In her propheues Her mother gave her to the Indians that they might adopt her She grew up nrod married an Indian and is the mother of have decreed that every whit person iiow living on the reservation which Is an island in the Penobscot near Town Me shall Immediately leave the reser itiou and find quarters elsewhere This final edict has been brought about b3f the marriage of Mme Bishop the white soothsayer of the tribe Mme Ilraervatlon The Tarrutiues a tribe of Indians Tho woman brooded over the re- ¬ mark to such a degree that in a few days sho too took sick and was soon delirious In tho midst of her delirium sho would cry out Yes yes Theres tho witch Shes glaring at me Oh keep her off There sho goes on a broom- ¬ stick Dont let her come back Ifs Lucy Mackin and I know shes after my blood Now Lucy Mackin was a poor in offensivo old woman who lived a short distance from Gilchrest in a little old log hut surrounded by an acre of ground with a cow and a pig and a few articles of furniture She did not bear tho best of reputation in the country but nothing was posi- ¬ tively known against her Mrs Loder died in her delirium with her last breath calling upon her father and brother to keep Lucy off As soon as sho was dead tho father and son mounted their horses armed with Winchesters and rode rapidly to Mrs Mackins house They found the old lady in her hut attending to her duties nnd regard- ¬ less of her protestations of innocence and cries for mercy shot her down in her room Then they killed her cow and pig tore up the shackley stable and the fence dragging them all into the hut set fire to it and watched it burn until everything was completely destroyed until not a vestige remained fearing that the least atom might breed disease and death throughout tho country As soon as the outrage became known there was great indignation among tho better class but strange to say the Gilchrests had many sup porters among tho ignorant half breeds and Indians who declared they had done just right The mur derers were arrested and taken before the Indian court but discharged without even a reprimand thus put- ¬ ting the seal of tho approval of that court upon their devilish action Mrs Loders funeral was a very largo one and the rites at tho grave were of tho ancient character with the idea of keeping away ghouls and g witches Incantations and harangues by the medicine men were the principal features St Louis Iicpublic A Monks Prophecy It is now 20 years since a poor Fran- ¬ ciscan monk prophesied that Leo XIII who was then only just made pope would reign for 20 years As Leo XIII was at that timo an ex- ¬ tremely fragile and dclicato man it was not expected that he would livo as long as 20 years hut he has and it is said that those about him aro very fearful now lest the prophecy should bo fulfilled The story goes by tho way that ten years ago an attempt was made to shako tho faith of tho Franciscan monk in his own predic- ¬ tion A telegram was brought into tho monastery where ho and his brethren were seated announcing tho popes death All present except this man fell into hitter distress He alono remained unmoved declaring that tho news could not bo true for the pope had still ton years to live drum-beatin- A youug onian about to be presented at KmOMMaiMhyBM court receives he fullest instructions as to her behavior Sht is told how to dress how R to manage her train how to courtesy cor m rectly Kvcry incident Is carefully rehearsed C2 may commit no blunder Jn the so that she all this trouble in presence of royalty If worthwhile for the satisfaction of one brief moment how infinitely more important It Is tnat a younjr gin aooui to enter into tne PRACTICAL sacred precincts of womanhood should be properly instructed in all that concerns a life time of possible happiness or possible misery Solicited nnA Every mother ousrht to see to it that her daughters are healthy and strong in a wo manly way She ought to make them aware To that any neglect or irregularity of the spe No 183 Nortli ColIeRO Street Telonhono 156G cial functions of womanhood may result in life long weakness and disease Any mother or daughter may write con SJ cerning these delicate ailments with the W G Wheelcr W H Faxon titrnnot confidence to Dr R V Pierce chief consulting physician to tUe 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 may be overcome without need of mortifying examinations Dr Pierce has had over thirty years ex Grain Dealers perience in the treatment of womens dis- Tobacco Warehousemen Commission Merchants eases and Is an eminent specialist in this particular field of practice His Favorite con bossellville akd b r sts Prescription cures completely and perma nently the most obstinate cases of feminine Hopkinsviile y weakness and disease It heals all inflamed conditions strengthens and tones the nerve womanly organism centres and the entire Liberal Advance ou Consignments All Tobacco dent us Covered by Insurance For prospective mothers and nursing is a mothers the Favorite Prescription perfect strength sustainer SjS B BTJLLIVAN hnville Teun GAS r PLUMBING Estimates STEAM FITTING Orders Promptly Attended Wheeler Mills Co Fire Proof Warehouse M I s ubs cribe THE How PJIOPHIETORS OP Central Tobacco Warehouse ClarksMille Tenri We Solicit the Patronage of AH Who Have Tobacco to Sell i WEEKLY LOUISVILLE DISPATCH A Free Storage to Shippers Cash Advances J TOM C Made on Consignments KENDRICK Salesman JAS D HEADLEY Wl vll STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER P MAJOR Lata of Clarksvlllo lenu For For For For the the the the free coinage of silver Chicago platform Democratic nominees interest of the masses 3MAJOR Tobacco Warehouse INOKPEEDENT Late of Glvons Hcadley Jr Co t h All the latest telegraphic news All All the latest State news the latest market reports TOM P MAJOR CO Props Nos JtjMMttltXMff 805 807 809 and 811 West Main Street Correct market reports Correct court reports Reliable news reports Honest editorial policy THE WEEKLY LOUISVILLE DISPATCH AND THE Kentuckian one year for 230 LOUISVILJLE ICY NAT GAITHER JAMES WEST AITHEB TOBACCO WEST MERCHANTS COMMISSION 1 IorjiEpojLip Patents Wanted PTil MMmTmr tfMTBHi fun y opkirtsziUe Ky Liberal advances made on Tobacco Four months storage Ereo 8 Parties having Inventions they wish to pre tect should 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at homo occasionally for a Why New Chimnoys Smoke day Hell tell you he had the head iicho a turn of cholera morbus or Why do new chimnoys smoke Now chimneys Bmolce becauso tho mwybo hfjU say he had a lump iu his too ami to brick and mortar being damp form stomach Tho folt was miserable two probably lump tuovti good conductors of heat and tako it or three ton minute lunches con from the rising current of warm d iiBfed This then condenses and ob- ¬ air ho man who bolts his lunches structs tho ascent When tho chim- ¬ will iiiid Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets ney becomes dry and is covered with the best friend he eyer mot The is no caso of biliousnoes con non conducting soot this source of si iation indigestion heart burn trouble is removed or tiny of the rest of the night Mare SIzo and Weight of Jupiter breeding brood that tloso little Tlioy The diameter of Jupiter is about Pellets will not cure cents in euro one pormanonMy Send 21 85000 miles or nearly 11 times that cent stamps to Worlds 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lieutenant two or three sergeants 12 1777 First Monday In Beptembe-r- Tho Syiitem linn Alrenly Proved ot drivers and a Bquad of 45 enlisted men lour weeks Fourth Ho lived to bo 70 years old Great AdvnntuKo to tlio Troops await orders With tivo markers the owxlaecond Monday in April terra Ho died June 29 on the frontier lllcrolo Monday in AnKU mounted officer goes ahead to mark off three weekdj First Becond Monday In November two weeks Jfis father was a Baptist preacher Wire llccla with flags tlio general course to bo fol verm three weeks Monday Ju May term two lie was six feet tall lowed which of course will depend IvoN Flrst two Special Chicago Lctttirl trees i Ant Monday In August term two upon tho topography of tho battlefield His features were irrceular his up term weeks first Monday in September When if over tho time comes that Close behind them come tho plnnien per lip wide his mouth largo weeks tho war department shall bo called who plants small stakes at tho points JJ0 sometimes swore upon to put to practical use the war ¬ where poles for tho support of tlio used appliances Invented and perfected PROFESSIONAL CARDS liketimes of peace great things are ex¬ poles supporting the wire are to be set Ho was sotobacco copiously that Ho notorious a cambler in They arc followed by the wire wagon pected of tlio appliances for the con ¬ flying oter the ground and leaving be ¬ tho fact injured his political career After ho quit gambling ho became struction of the flying telegraph lines hind it a slender iron trail The wire WILLIAM B NEELY A section of one of the trains built for wagon is followed by a great whist player but ho never al tho lance truck Attorney at Law on which are piled the slender shafts lowed card playing m his homo at Main St Sargont Building of dry cypress three inchcB in diameUr Ashland and fifteen feet in length on which tho Special Attention to the Ho cared nothing for music support of tho wire depends As the no danced occasionally and badly Collootion of Ulaims lanceman on the truck throws oil the He had no special fondness for lances at the places indicated they fit horses the top of each with a rubber insulator Ho was but little given to walking H As fust as the lances ore scattered they utc set in place by tho squad of or other exercise He read but few books of any kind barmen who follow close upon their hejlSj wj thjieavy crowbars Theyjsink rfnd those he did read ho read super noiea in tne eartu string the lances ficfallyT Grown and Bridge Work a Speoialty upon tho wire set them In position and Ho made speeches alone in corn- ¬ a sioro Jo OFFICE over Richards tamp down the earth At every third fields or fourth lance a clamp insulator holds He had a marvelous musical voice tho wire taut When the end of the line CRANK K1VK8 but could not sing has been readied tho barmen return AtlcneyatLaw He frequently went to bed when to strengthen the line and to watch it BATTEKV WAGON On reaching the wire other people were getting up for accidents ilopklnsvlUeKy i this purpose is at Fort Sheridan the wagon the wire is attached to the opHe got up at any hour and at every Praotlce In the Courts of Christian and ad military post near Chicago At an erators instruments on the shelf in the hour orning counties hours notice it could be sent to the wagon the ground circuit completed Ho had three duels and in one of Office Court St near Weber scene- of war and once on tho ground and the line is ready for the transmis ¬ them was wounded general in command would be able sion of tho generals orders the He had altercations with several to throw a lino of telegraph from one All of this has been accomplished BWARFIELD Jr division of his army to another or be- ¬ much more rapidly than the description people Lawyer tween different parts of a battlefield would indicate He was very popular with women In practical drills with a speed undreamed of in even the from a mile to a mile and a half on hour and liked their society Hopklnsvllle Ky civil war of this line has been erected When he had lived in Lexington Office with Calllsi Wallace Military telegraphing in the army Is The line described moy be left for Ky a year he married Lucretia Hart under the direction of the signal corps days or weeks It may be used with He had 11 children That part of the telegraph equipment at either telephone or telegraph When When he was a boy he worked on a 0 MSMERRI WETHER Fort Sheridan was designed by Lieut temporary communication only is re- ¬ Late ot Louisville J E Maxfield signal officer at Chicago quired it may be secured nt a much farm He was a clerk in a store in Rich- ¬ and is in his charge It forms one sec ¬ more rapid late The wire used in the Dentist tion of a military telegraph train of manner just described isunlnsulatedand mond Hopklnsvllle Ky which the remaining sections in the de- ¬ it must bo carefully protected nt every He was amanuensis to Chancellor over Bassett Office In SummersBulldlng partment of the Missouri are at Fort point of contact For more rapid w ork Wythe with whom Jefferson studied Cos Itlley and Fort Leavenworth Kan an insulated wire is required For still law Each of these sections comprises more rapid communications for ex- ¬ He went to Kentucky to practice three wagons reels of wire pojes axes ample when a battle is in progress a DREW SARGENT M D crowbars and other tools First in im smaller wlro may bo unreeled froni a law when he was 21 Physician and Surgeon portance comes the battery wagon nis first practice was in criminal handcart which is much in appearance in which the battery and instruments like a barrel cart and left upon the law Hopklnsvllle Ky are carried In actual warfare its ground No murderer he ever defended was The cart may be pushed by Office filth and Main streets opposite City Tjlaco is near the tent of the command a telegraph operator who carries in a sentenced to death Court Room ing general and it tcoincs the main krauppack a battery cell telegraph nud Telephone Noo He resigned as public prosecutor office of one or more lines of telegraph telephone instruments Arrived at his because he convicted a negro mur- ¬ derer who had he been a white man TP Q YATES would have escaped the gallows 1 Physician and Oculist He tried twice to make emancipa- ¬ Hopklnsvllle Ky tion of slaves a part of tho Kentucky OfBc with Dr Hill Main street constitution He defended Aaron Burr and when 11 he found Burr had lied to him re- ¬ UjcCALLENH fused to speak to him First National Barbershop lie was the leader of the war party Ky Hopklnsvllle against England in 1812 Rear of First National Bank 9th street He was one of the commissioners who at Ghent drew up the terms of ready to execute his command The battery wagon stands near the tent of HENRY PLAY KToit i r 1 flmiiinuumr iitUMiililitimiffrf fTTTF iuu Il ITTTTT SEE j ill I1 GASTOR14 till ml imlillt Hi Ii THAT THE FAC SIMILE SIGNATURE OF 4 AVfcgelablcPreparationfbr As similating ihcToodandReg da¬ ting tlieStomarlis andBowels of i kMwitrwffinxnaa EromotesTicstionChcciful Ikjss andRcstContalns nelllicr mMorphine norMneral CAyfcC IS ON THE n t C TANDY TMiiidAK Not Narcotic JbtAtKiSJu jtniitSetd ftppfrndnt -jnCntanattSgai ffirmSttd -CdtnAtd Sigar hSneuyrtta flarsn ADcrfect Itemcdy KtapoofOldErSAKUIlEITCIim Jonan Seed WRAPPER OF EVERY BOTTTJE OP for Constipa tion Sour SlomachDiarrhoea vVonnsConvulsionsFeverjsh CSS andLoss OF SLEEP Tac Simile Signature of CPSTORIA Oastorla la put Tip in one size bottles only It is not sold in balk Dont allow anyone to cell yon anything cite on the plea or promiao that is Jnst as good nnd arlll answer every pur- ¬ 3 Beo that you get pose f NEW YORK t Tb fo- - EXACT COPVOF WRAPPER tinilo t jivK t8itcre et ffizx JE ii tp 1 So 3TOU Osirn DBvLilcL ITlxat saio uise STo ul said 3toul TroTJLld- v nOYDPOO Barbers 7th street Hopklnsvllle Ky Epoial attention to patrons clean Linen SKlgfaotorv service Call andbeconvlnced peace We Have Special Lumber MILITARY TELEGRAPH LANCE TRUCK s en sides and canvas top like an ice wagon Its wood work is painted Entirely new and first class in all black the canvas slate color The bot- ¬ Excellent sample rooms tom of the wagon is double and in tho respects space between the floors are 84 bat-¬ and service uuequalled in the city tery cells to furnisli current for the Line On Double Car operation of the proposed lines L P Kleideber Props CF Steps at tho back of the battery Henderson Ky wagon give access to the interior which is rudely equipped as a tele- ¬ graph office Two v n ii TICKETS sides are divided bydrop shelves at the IX tl r low partitions forming desks for the instruments of VIA THE four operators if occasion demand so many A shelf across the front niay be need for additional battery cells if TO THE needed Folding chairs for operators complete the furniture A seat for he driver is at the front Complementary to the battery wagon are the wire wacron and tho lance truck Tho first named Is similar in Hotel Henderson It is ten feet in length with high wood- ¬ destination His telephone is operating table stripped of all but receiver and trans mitter resembling in form a capital L his knapsack becomes an pemw Illinois Central ft ft Tennessee And International AT Centennial Exposition Wt MASHVILLE u nrthanbove occasion tickets will be sold varying bv tho Illinois Central Railroad aatticket on tftnes rates and limits lnoiuninr November 7 xijalo dally good returning until limit of twenty ftnd inoludlng tiokots nviniruays ana seven davs fifteen daysThursdays of each aiso ucneia week with on Tuesdays and days For full particulars as to limit of fifteenabove applies from your nearest which of the connection with Railroad Station in Railroad uiili on tho Illinois Central railroad ticket agent or adores your nearest Wm Murray Dlv Pass Agont New Orleans Jno a Scott DiY pPass Agent Memphis P a AO ASV A KKLON H II Louisville Chicago s KNUUSH Wnluutlane Herd lUSKKSHIUKS WihWtiNffiWi2HfflF My herd is headed by Prince Tee 34045 son of Sam Small 37801 be by Bam Jones 30 D77 II v breeding sows represent the best strains of blood In America two of them piks ot Worlds Fair prizewinners Stook for sale at all times Nice lot of young stook now 1 ready for service Satisfaction guaranteed Inspection solicited JnoWFoabd Church Hill Ky W W GRAY TOHSOMAL WEST SEVENTH ARTISTS STREET ELB BUILDING Clean towels and everything first Give u r eaU BICYCLE WIRE REEL appearance and arrangement to the battery wagon Inside tho wagon are four brackets on which are hung spools containing enough Aire for three miles of telegraph line In operation ajjpfi nung at tno rear or the wagon pays out the wire Besides carrying wire this wagon has another important use After tho construction of tho line it becomes an operators station at the farther end and for this purpose it is fitted with a shelf for instruments across tho front end It carries also 12 auxiliary battery cells The lance wag on IS feet in length carries the poles or lances on which tile wire is carried and the tools of the linemen With a complete train It is possible to construct four lines of telegraph of a length of three miles each from a cen ¬ tral point Let ius suppose wo are with tho general of an army on tho battle ¬ field lie has ordered a lino of the fly ing telegraph to be thrown to another division of Mb army The officers and menjjf jtlieflyjng telegraph train are In this connection a highly ingenious combination of the telephone and the telegraph instrument has been made A small primary battery cell is con- ¬ nected with the telephone which is A ROYAL HORTICULTURIST then put on a very short circuit with a The Favorite Occupation of King Leo- ¬ telegraph key Between the dlaphram pold of Belgium and the magnet of the telephone is The king of Belgium has many hob- ¬ fixed a small vibrating spring of steel When the key of the instrument is de- bies but his chief amusement is that pressed tho spring sets up a furious of horticulture It has often been said buzzing which stops when the key is that were King Leopold obliged to raised This buzzing will be trans get his living he would get a first class mitted to the telephone receiver at the oneasalandscape gardener Morning other end of the line By raising and depressing the key according to the noon and night year in and year out Morse alphabet these buzzes will be horticulture has an ever present transmitted and may be read through charm for him and if he should hear the telephone by the operator at the tel- of a new flower shrub or tree he will ephone receiver like the click of a tele- take a journey of any length in order graph instrument Its peculiar rec- to see it and to procure specimens ommendation is that by this arrange- ¬ Quite recently he took a journey to ment an uninsulated wire will work Italy for this purpose He has splen- ¬ on wet or marshy ground or even when broken tho current jumping breaks did gardens and conservatories which wero until recently under the manage- ¬ of two or three inches in length ment of Mr Knight a Scotchman The officers of the signal corps have experimented with a horse reel cart now dead who had been a favorite of which has however never been put the king for many years into practical operation To reel up the Mr Knight used to accompany tho wire from the ground a compensating king on many of his walks and a mechanism to change the speed of the funny story is told of on of them reel as the size of the roll increases must nis majesty being hot and thirsty be applied Still lighter lines have been provided stopped at a small farmhouse where to bo carried in the hand by a man on the people wero Flemish and asked foot or on horseback Of course these for a glass of milk While waitingior can bo used for short distances only it to bo brought ho conversed with his Capt 11 A Thompson whose station is companion in tho English toncue As at San Antonio Tex has invented a ho was in the act of drinking the milk reeling nnd unreeling device to bo ap tho woman not knowing the kincr or plied to a bicycle which has been suc- being awaro that he understood Flem cessfully used in many trials In a trial 1 Sou Antonio tho time occupied in ish remarked to her husband at wonder how much tho long nosed reeling out and recovering a light wire Tho answer one third of a mllo in length was but two Englishman will pay Allow me said minutes Under certain conditions the to this was quick bicycle is believed to be a valuable ally tho king in Flemish putting down of the signal corps tho glass and handing her a five franc Tortablo lines of telegraph were in piece on whiqh tho head i6 portrayed use in the civil war Since then the to present you with a portrait of tho system has been greatly improved and long nosed Englishman Cassells much greater speed in construction se-¬ Magazine cured The ability to establish quick He advocated the cause of Greece and the cause of the South American republics Ho is tho man 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test of actual war the flying telegraph is ex- ¬ pected to bo one of the most valuable aids to strategy in the art of modern warfare A S CHAPMAN communication by telegraph has proved of valued assistance to tho troops on the frontier in controlling tho bands of Literary Note No I dont send my stories to tho Monthly Bugle I sent them some onco and thoy returned thomwithout reading How do you know tho stories wero not read Because thqy wero returned Indianapolis Journal WM TATES J 8 HAMILTON YATES HAMILTON Phoenix Hotel Barbershop Hopkinsville Kv Particular attention given to boys hair cutting Satisfaction tq all Dp ot dato in all respects rAM ii tttiisi mimhh frartaftLf foi Mjmujwami Jfci4t r imwr ft i IWtmwMMaaMM ipjriuiwmie AJHf rprr ei - TTTZ V is yB Hofw r--w- ii fiUWW T m1 3PHE IPAUADE FROM MID AIR Offr A1 la iBddjfa Plans for Taking Pho ¬ nographs oh April 27 r It In no easy matter to manage a that from the highest altitude which 1 string of kites hundreds of feet nbovc cxjKsct to attain the column of march sine ground especially when a camera is ing men ought to show as a dark line a Uttaohcd In my first nttemptsl had a great winding serpent against the Jotof trouble from the shaking of the white road surface I entertain great camera due to gusts of wind striking liope too for good views of the river 4he kites just ut the moment when I parade from this height Still dont ipullod tho siring by which the camera forget that the attempt may be barren Ha operated Sometimes I found that I of any useful results whatever fibad talc en pictures of the sky or of the Tlie spectacle of these two itocks of Uiorison line instead of the ground be-- great air birds floating above Morning naeath This difficulty was finally ob- viated by a system of guys which keep heamerapointIngsteadily toward the ffiarth in spite of the motion of the kites Then I built a case to hold my plioto- 3r3phlc apparatus and 1 have made va side Heights and the Hudson should form an impressive feature of tlie great celebration Tho scheme is tn no sense a commercial one It is undertaken for the sake of the scientific and practical results that are likely to come from it nrttnrrn it jtltfn M t nrr n IftlllOrt riitta n views is to cope with any condition of wiiiu wuicii muy jfrevun iliin wiiui- tCopyright 1S37 cer rjuafter the wind may elect Jo On SDucJulay of this week Mr Wll VllamA Kddy the WOll known kite cx blow one camera or the other should Iks in a position to obtain satisfactory qrcivti Intends to send up two strings of views SO kites each for tho purpose of tak If I have the atmospheric conditions ing aerial photogruplis of the great larjdarid naval parades with which the which 1 hope for it is my intcition to memory of Gen Grant is to be hon ¬ scnil tho cameras to a greater altitude than I have reached ored Air ddy lias for some weeks determine from how heretofore and to high a point it is ibewn 5rusy with IiIm preparations but 3ias not hitherto been willing to make possible to obtain photographs The public bis plana if he succeeds the re- ¬ cameras will bo sent up to a height of 3S00 1o before the first picture sult will be of twofold interest to the is taken 1400 feetwill then be gradually They aclenUttts la oni Its bearing on tlie pos lbiilties of photography in this new lowered and views will bo taken at in- ¬ Held ad to the general public from the tervals of every hundred feet or so In tuatural curiosity of viewing uu event tills way I hope to obtain some usefulon so grand u scale through the bye of information nsto the Influence of differ-¬ camera suspended at an altitude of ent atmospheric levels on the photograph 1000 feet or more in midair As to what the finished pictures will a recent interview Mr Eddy ex ¬ In plained to mc romc of the details of bin look like I can tell you bettor after 1 have developed my plates I should say present projeet He suld Jarn TtrlDKH or Twenty Kltcx tlottl rttAMiMuiit Ypt Mndc Cmnera to Operated 1400 Keel Above the ISnrth lient up although of course the most satisfactory results cannot be obtained I believe that we hovo token every possible precaution to overcome nil dif ficulties except those which I have just mentioned The object in sending Up two strings of kitesaslde from the nd- ¬ favorable opportunity If the day uark nnu cloudy Me kllca win ix MURDERED AS A WITOH Talk of a Delirious Woman Causes the Deod An uffnir has recently developed ncAr Stonewall in tho Chickasaw nation which recalls tho stories of witchcraft witches and spells of tho timo of Cotton Mather AVhilo the witch m this casd was not burned auvo miu who uiuiuuitui iiui uuuj given to tno liatncs ana au nor oo longings destroyed Near Stonewall lived a quarter breed Indian with a grown son and Tho daughter was a daughter widow and kept houso for tho father and son Tho fathers uarno is Joe Gilchrest the son is known as Young Joo and tho daughter was Mrs Sophia Loder Gilchrest is the owner of quite a tract of land and until recently tho owner of a large herd of cattle and a considerable number of hogs and Tho Texas fovcr killed off sheep the cattle in such numbers as to as- ¬ tonish him and to add to his trou- ¬ bles cholera got into his hogs and tho murrain into his sheep so that they numbered not a score all together Presented ZJ THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT jourf at m cahky upon tho Ch6sa tiiiMiiiijbtosndalt8snrliiisare sltuotcd ieftfcrOhtoifctHiitfVruiiMi URiB5milP west of Louisville Ky and 68 mile east of ladu TiiKAUOADM IIOISn new and neatly furnished with capacity of entertaining BOO per soni The owm re tlw U irfi aiualoo owners of tho Springs and the uuestB of the Arcadia i rings j i ious linye rice without extra charge Invalids should remember tho motitli xf JoiiuBKO Jnl mnny advantages to persons visiting tho faprlngs The tht dry nndllcmidvulttftMiiiMiiitiv i r a i thc6 aprinsrf For pamphlets etc apply to 1 ARCADIA HOUSE DAWSON 5opkins County KENTUCKY ahcserfilehV immediately 2 DAWSON SPRINGS ii 7 At this juncture coming into tho houso ono day in February complete- ¬ ly discouraged ho said to his daugh- ¬ ter bitterly r i I believo some one has put a spell on me and caused tho death of tho stock Tho woman brooded over there mark to such a degree that in a few days she too took sick and was soon delirious In the midst of her delirium she would cry out frTes yes Theres tho witch glaring at me Oh keep her Shes off There sho goes on a broom Btick Dont let her come back Ifs Lucy Mackin and I know shes after my blood Now Lucy Mackin was a poor offensive old woman who lived in- ¬ A young oraan about to be presented at court receives he fullest instructions as to her behavior Slit is told how to dress how to manage her train how to courtesy cor- ¬ rectly Kvery incident is carefully rehearsed so that she may commit no blunder Jn the presence of royalty If all this trouble is worthwhile for the satisfaction of one brief moment how infinitely more important it is that a younjr girl about to enter into the sacred precincts of womanhood should be properly Instructed in all that concerns a life time of possible happiness or possible misery Every mother ouprht to see to it that her daughters are healthy and 9tronjr in a wo ¬ manly way She ought to make them aware that any neglect or irregularity of the spe cial functions of womanhood may result in life long weakness and disease Any mother or daughter may write con- ¬ cerning these delicate ailments with the utnioit 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 ex ¬ perience 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 sustainer NMHOLKMAN00IroprIetorsA KU03UtttlfMmitmanmimilntirtm ta 3ULLIVAN YjSitalville Teiin PRACTICAL PLUMBING GAS Estimates Solicited Teloohono 15GG W G Wuecusr i 1 nnA Orders Promptly Attended To No 183 i STEAM FITTING North CoIIcro StrecW W H Faxons rVvi in vl i m Wheeler Mills Tobacco Warehousemen Commission Merchants con Co Grain Dealers n Fii e Proof Warehouse Liberal Advance on Consignments hassellville and b Ky sts t Hopkinsville All Tobacco dent us Covered by Insurance r KlElVDDIfclOK Sz KTJ3V YON 9 PBOPftlETORS OP V subs cribe U om THE Central Tobacco Warehouse ClarksMille Tenn We Solicit the Patronage of All Who Have Tobacco to Sell r HOW MR I3DDY KXPI3CTS TO PHOTOGRAPH THE GREAT PARADE other little improvements Now about the only things I have to fear are 3bad weather and the carrying away of any kites by sudden gusts of wind I Siave taken successful pictures from the ariouB and for the pleasure of carrying out what in Ma- - Eddys hands becomes more than a hobby attaining the pro portions of a serious scientific experi ment EARL MAGO and Portland Me and the feasibil d ity of the schrme has been fully I dont wish to appear too sanguine however as the chances of failure in any attempt at aerial picture ttaWng are at least one in three In spite of every precaution Tlie forthcoming attempts at photo- ¬ graphing from midair will be more elaborate than any that Mr Eddy has yet made Two tandems will be sent Mr up with 20 kites in each team iEddy will manage one string from the xoof of the Lawson apartinient house In West One Hundred and Fourth street 3yew York city The other tandem will fee sent up from the grounds of the Cow drey estate directly across the Hudson Ju New Jersey This latter team will 3be in charge of Mr Eddys assistant 2M Henry fi Allen of Bayonne Each Kton Jcite titring in Hayonnc New York Bos demon-astraU-- WHITES EVICTED BY INDIANS Itcveraitl of Ancient DinRe on n Mnlne have decreed that every white person now living on the reservation which is nn island in the Penobscot near Town Me shall immediately leave the rescr ation and find quarters elsewhere The Tarnitines a tribe of Indians llrscrvatlon 5ite trlng will carry a light icamera h rW k F rt f Hjtrung on frames of light wood and fpiano wire a few are of manila paper The principal kites will be of unusually Sarge size seven feet In diameter tthough a few of those which he intends Ao uso will be smaller As stated above on one or two occa Tslons Jlr Eddys efforts have been cut whorfby the loss of his kites which Ihavo broken loose and sailed away on fhe wings of the gale To meet such a contingency this time duplicate kites ond cameras will be provided I dont want tho impression to go aubroad that I om certain of success in rthls undertaking reiterated Mr Eddy I have been 3n discussing his project delentcd too often for such sanguine expectations In the first place there tniay be rain though I know that am mot alone in hoping tliat the day may fye fair I may eay however that in taso of failure on account of the weather or for any other reason tho apparatus will bo lef toa the spot and ifcfc attempt to take the pictures from vhe sarne point will be renewed ntfb9 tained For this novel undertaking Mr Eddy tms constructed a number of new kites Siost of them are of red China silk fformation as is necessary By having Awo aerial cameras at work filnmil ataneously the chances of success will of course be doubled and it is hoped Hhat whatever wind conditions prevail excellent views of both the naval parade auid the land ceremonies may be ob wtonce A system of signals have been arranged so that each party can notify thc other of the number of photographs 4akca and can transmit such other in and both will be in operation 3x3 This final edict has been brought about by the marriage of Mme Bishop the white soothsayer of the tribe Mme Bishop is well known throughout the state and has many followers who thoroughly believe in her prophecTes 1 ler mother gave her to the Indians that She grew up and they might adopt married nn Indian and is the mother of a large family A few years ago she became a widow and from thuttime until recently she has had a respected place in the councils of the tribe She has for many years made trips through the state telling fortunes by a peculiar system entirely original While she remained a widow the In dians were proud of her but she mar- ¬ ried a white mam and by that Incurred the displeasure of the Indians which increased when she had a fine residence erected on land leased from the tribe nnd took her new husband there to hr a short distance from Gilchrest in a little old log hut surrounded by an acre of ground with a cow and a pig and a few articles of furniture She did not bear the best of reputation in tho country but nothing was posi- ¬ tively known against her Mrs Loder died in her delirium with her last breath calling upon her father and brother to keep Lucy off As soon as sho was dead tho father and son mounted their horses armed with Winchesters and rode rapidly to Mrs Mackins house They found the old lady in her hut attending to her duties and regard- ¬ less of her protestations of innocence and cries for mercy 6hot her down in her room Then they killed her cow and pig tore up the shackley stable and the fence dragging them all into the hut set fire to it and watched it burn until everything was completely destroyed until not a vestige remained fearing that the least atom might breed disease and death throughout tho country As soon as tho outrage became known there was great indignation among the better class but strange to saj the Gilchrcsts had many sup porters among tho ignorant half breeds and Indians who declared they had done just right The mur- ¬ derers were arrested and taken before tho Indian court but discharged without oven a reprimand thus put- ¬ ting tho seal of the approval of that court upon their devilish action Mrs Loders funeral was a very largo one and the rites at tho grave wero of tho ancient character with the idea of keeping away ghouls and g witches Incantations and harangues by the medicine men were the principal features St Lotus Republic A Monks Prophecy drum-beatin- WEEKLY LOUISVILLE DISPATCH A 4 noV TOM A Jvnn J Free Storage to Shippers Tiiij rt JAS D HEADLEY Jn Late of Olvens Hcadley iVs Co y-- C KENDBICK Salessian STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER P MAJOR For For For For the the the the free coinage of silver Chicago platform Democratic nominees Late of Clarksvllle lenn interest of the masses 3VEAJOR Tobacco Warehouse INDKPEEDENTV i All the latest telegraphic news All All the latest State news the latest market reports TfiMP Nos 805 807 809 major rn PnM and 811 West Main s Street J Correct market 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ftffilTARY TELEGRAPH Lines Oaa fia Oonatruotod in an Inorodlbly Short Timo Tho System linn Already Proved of Great Advniiauo to the Troop on the Frontier lllcyclo Wire Ilecl Special Chicago Letter When if over tlm tlmo corned tlint tho war department shall bo called TKtOO First i wJtsT Monday In February term third Monday in May term two Monday Jn September term threr wcexs Monday in February wmbtiah -- Fourth Monday in June tern First rlour weelwi Fourth Monday in BeptembeoASwATaecond Monday in April term Augutcrm three weeks i First Monday in In November two weeks Second Monday weeks term three IroN First Monday in Jn twm two wee- - first Monday torra two weeks first Monday in September ira Mrt PROFESSIONAL CARDS WILLIAM B NEELY Sargent Building -- Main St Special Attention to the Attorney at Law upon to put to practical use the war ¬ like appliances invented nnd perfected in times of peace great things are ex ¬ pected of tho appliances for the con- ¬ struction of the Hying telegraph lines A section of one of the trains built for t Collection of Claims C H TANDY DENTIST Grown and Bridge Work a Specialty Uo s store OFFICE over Richards PRANK RIVES Hfflf BATTEUY WAGON Attoney at Law llopklnavilleKy Courts ol Christian and adPractice in the orning counties Office Court St near Weber Uf EWARFIELL Lawyer HopklnsvllleKy Office with Callls Wallace D MSMERRIWETHER Late of Louisville v E Maxfleld signal officer at Chicago and is in his charge It forms one sec- ¬ Dentist tion of a military telegraph train of HopklnsTille Ky which the remaining sections in the de¬ Office in Summers Building oyer Baaaett partment of the Missouri are nt Tort Co8 Itlley and Ifart Leavenworth Kan Each of these sections comprises three wagons reels of wire poles axes VDREW SARGENT M D crowbars and other tools First in im ¬ Physician and Surgeon portance comes the battery wngon Hopklnsviile ky in which the battery and instruments are carried In actual warfare its Offlco fifth and Main streets opposite City place is near the tent of the command ¬ Court Room ing general nnd it becomes the main Telephone No5 office of one or more lines of telegraph this purpose is at Fort Sheridan the military post near Chicago At an hours notice it could be Bent to tho scone- of war and once on the ground the general in command would be able to throw a lino of telegraph from one division of his army to another or be- ¬ tween different parts of a battlefield with a speed undreamed of in even the civil war Military telegraphing in the army is under the direction of the signal corps That part of the telegraph equipment at Port Sheridan was designed by Lieut J ready to cxecuto his command Tho battery wagon stands near tho tent of tho general Near by oiro tho wire wagon and tho lance truck each drawn by four horses A mounted captain or lieutenant two or three sergeants drivers and a squad of 45 enlisted men await orders With two markers the mounted officer goes ahead to mark off with flags tho general course to bo fol- Jpwcd which of course will depend upon the topography of tho battlefield Close behind them como the pinmen who plants small stakes at tho points where poles for tho support of tho poles supporting tho wire are to bo set They are followed by the wire wagon flying over tho ground nnd leaving be ¬ hind it a slender iron trail The wire wagon is followed by the lance truck on which arc piled the slender shafts of dry cypress three inches in diameU r and fifteen feet In length on which the support of tho wire depends As the lanceman on the truck throws off the lances at the places indicated they fit the top of each with a rubber insulator As fast as the lances are scattered they aTc set in place by the squad of barmen who follow close upon their heels with heavy crowbars They stole k4 la BiUl uJ 111U tail HI J1U113J III Jl 1UJ1CCS tllllllg U1C TTT upon tho wire set them In position and tamp down the earth At every third or fourth lance a clamp insulator holds the wire taut When the end of the line has been reached tho barmen return to strengthen th lino nnd to watch it On reaching the wire for accidents wagon the wire 5b attached to the op erators instruments on the shelf in the wagon the ground circuit completed and tho line is ready for the transmis sion of the generals orders All of this has been accomplished much more rapidly than the description would hitUeate In practical drills from n mile to a mile nnd a half an hour of this line has been erected Tho line described may be left for days or weeks It mny bo used with cither telephone or telegraph When temporary communication only is re- ¬ quired it may be secured at a much more rapid late The wire used in the manner justdescrlbed isunlnsulntedand it must bo carefully protected nt every point of contact For more rapid work an insulated wire is required For still more rapid communications fpr ex nmple when a battle is in xrogress a smaller wire may bo unreeled from a hand cart which is much in appearance like a barrel cart and left upon the ground The cart may be pushed by telegraph operator who carries in a knuppack a battery cell telegraph nnd telephone instruments Arrived at his A 1 1 HENRY PLAY An Epitomized Account of tho Great Statesmans Career Ho was born in Virginia on April 7IrkTiCH 12 1777 Ho lived to bo 70 jcnra old Ho died June 2d Jlia father was a Baptist proaoher Ha was six feet tall His features were irregular hia up ¬ per lip wide his mouth largo ITTTtTO MiMtmiiiii kWVrTm iiiii iii ITiTiIir 1 ITTrrasi SEE THAT THE SIGNATURE OF ilo sometimes swore Ho used tobacco copiously Ho was so notorious a gambler GASTORIA iiiiiilii IFAC SIMILE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiifni niiTi Tn tho fact injured his political career After he quit gambling he became a great whist player but lie never al- ¬ lowed card playing in his homo at Ashland He cared nothing for music Ho danced occasionally and badly He had no special fondness for horses that AVtfietablcPrcnaralionfor As similating iheFoodandUcgula llng lie Stomachs andBowels of omotesDigesUonCkerful ticss andRcstContalns neither ofMcSS IS ON THE Ho was but little given to walking or other exercise He read but few books of any kind tfndthose ho did read he read super Not NAiic otic Jnrtfktn Su JhueSetd ftfptmaat OpiunLMorphine norMneral ReapeefOldVrSAKUILfflVnEll WRAPPER OF EVERY a J A fTciaflyr Ho made speeches alone in corn- ¬ fields He had a marvelous musical voice JftQptanattSoiai but could not sing flomSttd CUmtudSigor lOtbyraOfJann BOTTTF OF He frequently went to bed when other people were getting up He got up at any hour and at every hour He had three duels and in one of them was wounded Ho had altercations with several people lie was very popular with women and liked their society When he had lived in Lexington Ky a year he married Lucretia Hart He had 11 children When he was a boy he worked on a farm He was a clerk in a store in Rich- ¬ mond He was amanuensis to Chancellor Wythe with whom Jefferson studied law Aperfect Ifemedy for Conslipa dor Sour StanHchDiarrhoea woTuTsonvuisionsrcvensn ocss ondLoss of Sleep GASTGRIA Oastorla Is cut up in one size lottlcs oalr is not sold In bulk Pont allow anyono to Bell yon anything cite on the plea or promlso that it-is jnst as good and xm answer every pur¬ 43- - Beo that you get pose itmllo lac Simile Signature of NEW YORK It EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER ywihww y tgBitare riimPA a 5SST ss He went to Kentucky to practice law when he was 21 nis first practice law was in criminal TO YATES Ofilce Physician and Oculist ttopklnsvllle Ky with Dr nlll Main stree H L U I1 i M cC ALLEN II First National Barber Shop iiopkinsvllleKy Rear ol First National Bank 9th street No murderer he ever defended was sentenced to death He resigned as public prosecutor because he convicted a negro murderer- who had he been a white man would have escaped the gallows no tried twice to make emancipa- ¬ tion of slaves a part of tho Kentucky constitution ne defended Aaron Burr and when he found Burr had lied to him re- ¬ fused to speak to him lie was the leader of the war party against England in 1812 Ho was one of the commissioners who at Ghent drew up the terms of peace MiisAtaft So sreu ssAd Can ZBtjlIIol WO-ULld- KZB mm 37 OUL B OYDPOOL Barbers 7th street iiopklnsville Ky cial attention to patrons clean Linen sfaotory service Call andboconvinccd Have Special Complete llne cf Lumber Hardware oaiaf MILITARY TELEGKAPH LANCE TRUCK Hotel Henderson Entirely new and first class in all respectB Excellent sample rooms and service uuequalled in the city On Double Car Line CF L P Kleidebeb PropB Henderson Ky v RSSGN TlPlfC l llillh VIA THE TO THE S Illinois Centra ft ft V I Tennessee And International AT Centennial Exposition en sides and canvas top like an ice wagon Its wood work is painted black tho canvas slate color The bot- ¬ tom of the wagon is double nnd in the space between the floors are 84 bat- ¬ tery cells to furnish current for the operation of the proposed lines Steps at the back of the battery wagon give access to the interior which is rudely equipped as a tele- ¬ Two drop shelves nt the graph office sides are divided by low partitions forming desks for tho instruments of four operators if occasion demand so many A shelf across the front may be uped for additional battery cells if needed Folding chairs for operators complete the furniture A seat for he driver is at the front Complementary to the battery wagon are the wire wagon and tho lance truck The first named is similar in It is ten feet in length with high wood- ¬ WASHVILLE For the above occasion tlokets will be sold Illinois by thevntnjRiid Central Railroad at varying a ticket limits includlnc Vtfirnm tint on If Jr MfMw sale dally goou ruiuimns uuv uuilre including tickets having limit of twenty ind fifteen days nnd sevon days also tickets days nnrt Thursdays of each wpok with For full particulars as to limit of fifteen days applies from your nearest which of the above connection with Railroad 8tatlon In the Illinois Central Railroad call oil or address your nearest railroad ticket agent VM MURRAY Dlv Pass Agent New Orleans smiTTniv -uvn aHANSON - avPass 11Aicnt Memphis n la uiTAWll A A rtAiiiArt Louisville Chicago iJ 1 ft JnJij in fc4 A ENGLISH IlKKKSHIKES Walnut tane Herd BICYCLE WIRE REEL MitTjWiBflHjjWjbRV My herd is headed by Prince Lee 3404fi son of Sam Small 97801 be by Sam Jones HO U77 Mv breedlnir sows represent the best strains or blood in merlcatwoof them pigs Stock for sale Of Worlds Fair prize winners at all times Nice lot of young stook now 1 ready for service Satisfaction guaranteed Inspection solicited JnoWFoakd Church Hill Ky W W GRAY T0N80RIAL WEST SEVENTH ARTISTS ts STREET ELB BUILDING Clen towels and everything Give u a ell appearance and arrangement to the battery wagon Inside the wagon are four brackets on which are hung spools containing enough wire for three miles of telegraph line In operation a spool hung at the rear of the wagon pays out the wire Besides carrying wire this wagon has another important use After the construction of the line It becomes an operators station at the farther end and for this purpose it Is fitted with a Bhelf for Instruments across the front end It carries also 13 auxiliary battery cells The lance wag on 15 feet in length carries the poles or lances on which the wire is carried and the tools of tho linemen With a complete train it is possible to construct four lines of telegraph of a length of three miles each from a cen ¬ tral point Let nis suppose wo are with the general of an army on the battle field lie has ordered a line of the fly ing telegraph to Jto thrown to another division of hU army The officers and menjf the flying telegraph train are his knapsack becomes an His telephone is operating table stripped of all but receiver and trans mitter resembling in form a capital L In this connection a highly ingenious combination of the telephone and the telegraph Instrument has been made A small primary battery cell is connected with the telephone which Is then put on a very short circuit with a telegraph key Between the diaphram and the magnet of the telephone is fixed a small vibrating spring of steel When the key of the instrument is depressed tho spring sets up a furious buzzing which stops when the key is raised This buzzing will be trans- ¬ mitted to the telephone receiver at the other end of the line By raising and depressing the key according to the Morse alphabet these buzzes will be transmitted and may be read through the telephone by the operator at the tel ephone receiver like the click of a telegraph instrument Its peculiar recommendation is that by this arrange- ¬ ment an uninsulated wlro will work on wet or marshy ground or even when broken the current jumping breaks of two or three Inches in length The officers of the signal corps have experimented with a horse reel cart which has however never been put into practical operation To reel up the wire from the ground a compensating mechanism to change the speed of the reel as theslzeof the roll increases must be applied Still lighter lines have been provided to bo carried in the hand bj a man on foot or on horseback Of course these can bo used for short distances only Capt B A Thompson whose station is at San Antonio Tex has invented a reeling and unreeling device to bo ap plied to a bicycle which has been suc cessfully used in many trials In a trial at Son Antonio the time occupied In reeling out and recovering a light wire one third of a mile in length was but two minutes Under certain conditions the bicycle is believed to be a valuable ally of the signal corps Portable lines of telegraph were in use in the civil war Since then the system has been greatly Improved and much greater speed In construction se- ¬ cured Tho ability to establish quick communication by telegraph has proved of valued assistance to the troops on the frontier In controlling tho bands of hostile Indians Whenever the war de- ¬ partment shall bo- called upon to put the result of Its experiments to the test of actual war the flyjng telegraph is ex- ¬ pected to be one of the most valuable aids to strategy In the art of modern warfare destination Ho advocated the cause of Greece and the cause of the South American republics Ho is the man who said he would rather be right than be president He was four times a candidate for the presidential nomination and three times a candidate for the presidency His estate at Ashland comprised 600 acres Ho was in cramped cir- ¬ cumstances in the later years of his life N Y World A ROYAL HORTICULTURIST The Favorite Occupation of King pold of Belgium Leo- ¬ Paints Oils and Glass The king of Belgium has many hob ¬ bies but his chief amusement is that of horticulture It has often been said that were King Leopold obliged to get his living he would get a first class oneasalandscape gardener Morning noon and night year in and year out horticulture has an ever present charm for him and if he should hear of a new flower shrub or tree he will take a journey of any length in order to see it and to procure specimens Quite recently he took a journey to Italy for this purpose He has splen- ¬ did gardens and conservatories which were until recently under the manage ment of Mr Knight a Scotchman now dead who had been a favorite of the king for many years Mr Knight used to accompany the king on many of his walks and a funny story is told of one of them nis majesty being hot and thirsty stopped at a small farmhouse where tho people wero Flemish and asked for a glass of milk While waitingi or it to bo brought he conversed with his companion in tho English tongue As ho was in tho act of drinking the milk tho woman not knowing the king or being aware that he understood Flem- ¬ ish remarked to her husband I wonder how much tho long nosed Englishman will pay Tho answer to this was quick Allow me Baid the king in Flemish putting down tho glass 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you know not read Indianapolis Journal the stories were Phoenix Motel Barbershop Hopkinsville Ky Particular attention given to boya hair cutting Satisfaction tq all Upot date in all respectB Because they wero returned A S CHAPMAN ritoM utyuiiiki c ii y AuK tfAJJ KrCiu AiriJo ft n rBffffi Ar 25ojlitttttUl International CK enfttdtfam Tlie International 0 E Convention Dr Uarttnati in fpeaklttg of femnlo which will bo held in San Francisco beauty iu a recent lectuie said It is NU IB8SB0 TUESDAY VR1DU M0RX1M8 this year will bo tho most wonderful not vanity for a woman to desire to bo yot hold Preparations which have beautiful It is uaturil for u woman Y been going ou for ho long a titno tiro to havo a graceful CHAS M MEACHAM on a most miigutlicent scale and tho Iodv symmetrical thotiBaudB of endeavorers and their features and u friends who will cross tho continent UBiJOKUTlON i A YKVU IN ADVANCE clear complexion nnd tho mnuv who will como from Tins is hers by X cni reading natiees iooent per Hue other continents will bo amazed at birthright It is eprclat Locate 6 cents lino eaob lusertton tho greatness of tho convention only when some atcg for gtandlng itdvertlseinente furnUhwl havo been made so Railroad ratos oppHcMi disi8o or calamity low tbaj any one who has ev r thought robs- her of these seeing the many wondors of the of mUK m SOUTH MAIN 8TRBK1 natural gifts to west will tako advantago of this opwhich she is euti portunity and tho result will bo a ted that she does TUESDAY JUNE 1 1897 time great rush cf people west at the of tho meeting not havo thout Tt is therefore perfect Kentucky delegation has for its natural and commuudable that she DEMOCRATIC TICKET route the most pleasant way possible should as far a possible obtain that This is just The itinerary as made out is as fol- which is hers by nature cmcniT JUDGE lows as it should be if she does not COOK THOMAS P Leave St Louis June 29 800 p in make a mistake in tho means used t of Calloway 30 700 a m To corer up a blemish to conceal a Ar Kansas City 80 830 p m deformityto hide a poor compaction Lv oojimowcalths attornet at DeuverJulv 1400 a m iB not to get ntl of tuetn Ar W R HOWELL After all good health is the basis 1400 a m Lv of Christian 1 700 a m of beauty Clean slitu clean mticotiB Ar Colo Springs 2 600 a m membranes these are tho true source Lv A Democratic convention was held 8 700 a in of beauty aud symmetry It is even ArSalt Lake City 5 an Woodford county Saturday Joe more necessary that tlw lining mem Lv subiect to change 1210 a m branes of the body mucous mem JBlackburn is a delegate Henry Martin branes be kept clean than tho cover Ar San Francis o July 6 ia not subject to chance 900 a ra iuc membrane tho skin should be This willl allow a whole day at Col- keot clean The slightest catarrhal Two McLaurins are now in the orado Springs for side trips to view congestion of the mucous membrane Senate There were already two oar- - the wonderful scenery adjacent to it especially in females gives rise to arises two Joneses two Platts and two Also Saturday and Sunday at Salt weakening discharges acrid secre Lake City which is oue of the chief tions anda host of distressing symp iMitciielJs attraction of the west toms peculiar to female diseases The usual oneway fare is about Tho remedy is Pe ru na incorporation papers of the The S70 00 but the rate as agreed upon cuies catarrh wherever located Fe proposed editors home of the Na bv the railroads is one fare for round male catarrh is the most beauty desttional Editorial Association have been trip from local points to St Louis roying-disease Peruin existence 7 96 from Hopkins ville then 523 00 na strikes at the source of all these wujned at Columbia Mo from St Louis to San Francisco hateful disfiguremens Send to the Baird the Daviess county bolter where a return ticket to St Louis can Pe ru na Drug Manufacturing Com bo for the same is hanging around Washington trying Thisbought ridiculously low amount pany Columbus Ohio for u free rate is book to get a consular position as a reward The return itinerary has not been for his treachery arranged but for an additionial 6 50 Col Wi Overstrtet of the Corbin one can take steamer to PortlandOre News was in the city last night He Only two Kentucky Cougressmea and return thence by rail had just rbturntd from Middlesboro Allan D Wallace Transportation where he says the people are completwill be at th Frankfort convention Manager Kentucky will ing every arrangement for royally en Clardy and Berry The others ars all be ylud to for Western furnish further information tertaiuiug the press boys next month delegates but are in Washington upon application Instead of the newspaper men paying for their hotel accomodations and Stnte Guard atFountntu Ferry Theodore Durrant the San Fran other local expenses as they have all Frankfort Ky May 27 Arrange along calculated ou doing the citizens cisco murderer is doomed Gov ments were to day completed for have already made up the money to Budd has declined to interfere and holding the State encampment of the cover the outlay Everything that iie will be hanged on June 11th comfort and Kentucky State GuardB by a confer can be done for the will be done pleasure of the visitors All of the South American missions ence between Governor Bradley and and three or four surprises in the way will have been disposed of and still Dr Gen Collier The encampment July of new features that are not down on be held at Fountain Ferry from Hunter is is not placed He is now 6 to 30 inclusive Third regiment the program will be sprung by the residents of hot on the trial of one of the third from July 6 to 12 Second regiment generousLouisville Post the Magio City VMHM from July It to XI First regiment Tate places in Central America or21 to 30 inclusive July Detail WBDMHMH1MMMHMMIM a The June Forvim contaius The South Carolina Press Associa ders will be given hereafter trenchant article on A New Form of tion is taking in the Centennial this Boss government Black measles among hogs has Government week This will be a busy week and bsen raging throughout the Ken- by Mr J B Bishop a well known po Saturday the Negro building will be tucky and Virginia mountains for a litical writer who handles his subj ict great earnestness ond virility month and thousands of fine hogs with despotism in a modern Republic Kit formally dedicated A are dying is surely a great novelty but yet Air Thero is not much talk vet about Bishop says wo have hujf recently in desPrincess Enigma is the very tthe organization of the state conven criptive title of the novelette that several States something which close According to ion Tne slate will not be nxea up forms the chief feature of the June ly resembles this a despotic government mntil to morrow night after the dele number of Tales From Town Topics Montesquieu s that in which oue man without Town Topics Publishing Company gates get to Frankfort 20S Fifth avenue New York Tho law or rule controls everything by The Forum Princess from whom the story de his will and caprice Dr T H Baker has been nominated rives its title is an erratic but fasci writer sayB that it would be difficult Chas nating personage whose affairs of tho to formulate a morn accurate descrip dor postmaster at Louisville Boss government 3 Weaver resigned seven months heart are as numerous as they are in- tion of modern explicable and whose identity is not than this aB that government Ins before lm term expired in order to dissimilar to that of a certain lady of been administered by Mr Piatt in arun for Mayor title tbcee desertion of a princely New York Mr Quay iu Pennsylvania husband some months ago set two Mr Gorman in Maryland and Mr VM Herr Louis Wilkius a young giant continents of peope to chattering Cox iu Ohio In other words these 23 yeaiB old has been discovered in While the amazing conduct of the four States and their teeming milundpr the 2Tew York who is believed to be the Princess is faithfully described there lions are completely is nothing offensive about the man- thumbs of these four geutlemen v 4 tallest man on earth He is eight ner of description and thero runs The writer reviews Urn implantation ffeet two inches in height and large through the book a love story of an and evolution of this genus of gov so proportion honeot and wholesome type that is ernment showing the despotic power sure to compensate any critic who of these bosses specifically that of utter disregaid of The county conventions bold Sat finds himself shocked by the ways of Mr Plait their and the jamming As a public opinion - the Princess Enigma herself iirdav ulmost without exception reafof light summer reading tho vol- through of bills of the Legislature Jirmed Democratic principles as en bit of Tales which contains in by order of Mr Piatt Mr Bishop ume terpreted at Chicago a year ago addition to the novelette the custom- illustrates this by instancing the There will be no turning backward in ary assortment of clever stories Greater New York Charter which although verses nnd sketches from old num- waft jammed through the great fight for reform bers of Town Topics could hardly be public sentiment ull the leadiug commercial bodies a member of the improved upou Havemeyer the Sugar King who charter commission aud Mayor Refused to let the United States SenThe incorporators rae B B Herbert Strong were unitedly opposed to it complete defiance of the ate pry into his business has uow of Illinois J A Schleicher of New A more tho right of people to a voice in the fluffed the courts and the indict York W S Cappeller of Ohio conduct of their public offaiis could ment against him has been distressed Walter Williams of Missouri A E scarcely be imagiued No reasou was at Washington Pierce of Colorado W E Paber of given for this coursn except that Mr Piatt desired pabsud Florida and W S Wiley of West His will aud thut the bill bo supreme caprice were An Atlanta man was fined S1075 Virgiuia in tho matter T ho motto of this ffor hugging a girl against her will It is proposed to establish a home new government is Vote aud dont She charged him with disorderly con- on tho Chautauqua plan at some talk rfft duct The Georgia plan will not point not yot selected but probably or imeet with general approval As a in Florida Various offers of land Guarantee Position till Accept notes forluitlon farocan le loslt mooejr la Lank poaitloa la socured Car paid kf rule the girls prefer to settle their and property havo been received A DRAUGHONS GO- 6fS2fc iiugging affairs in a different kind of meeting of the committee in charge PRACTICAL NASHVIUB TBNN and TBXAKKANA TEXA9 court will be hold at Buffalo N Y June Indorsed dt Danken JlerchanU and otlien CookVup- 29 at which time a selection will be iiti your wetkj oiionnanq ipwrinuy Tflriiliy uuwuii in Bookkeeping with n njnal Ij ilc of the Elkton Editpr L W Gaines wbere Noyacallim Enter any time nantjin Toorder made our books for home tuily It next bent tlnnij lo v ntorinff our Progress was the first Btudent to grad chools Wnto uu at Nhille Meatus tUi paper uate from Ogden College of Bowling There is more Catarrh in tul sec Green in 1S81 just 16 years qgo As tiou of the country than all other To Tsschsrs for J taich he has been selected as Alumni diseases put together anil until tho ana others KlmHNQlLUSTKATUD T last few years it was supposed to bo schools and buslnnu i niiu orator to deliver an nddress before iucurable For a groat tnony years Successfully used In ecncral class work by teaeti had the advantage wlio HAVli business tlie students on Juno 10 and has ac doctors pronounced it a local disease education NOT not require muchot of a teachers Will tho time Nothing like It Issued Price la reach of all and prescribed local remedies and cepted Courier Journal by constantly failing to euro with lo OVER Orders cal treatment pronounced it incurOne hundred nnd thirtytwo county able Science Received A has proved catarrh to and legislative district conventions be a constitutional disease and thoro were held Saturday to select delegates foro requires constitutional treatment 4o uorainato a candidate for clerk of Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured CAfF -Co Toledo lip court of appeals The candidates by F J Cheney Ohio is tho only constitutional euro 1 I FROM t N were R L Greene J D Watson S on th6 market It in taken internally -COLLEGES A30Davs -Shackelford Gus Richardson W in uuaoH rroiu iv uropa to n teaspoon I Special rates to Schools and Teachers Samnla Write B Mti on and S K Ford Returns full It acts directly ou the blood copies sent for examination Specialforpricea ami s rs circulars showing jjiveij elsewhere show that tuo candi and mucous surfaces of of the system Illustrations etc Borne of its paper Advantagrs Mention this Address They offer ono hundred dates are closely buuehod und the any ease it fails to cure dollars for DRAUGHONS Practical Business Collogo Send for Nashville Tenn or Toxarkana Texaj race in doubt As nil of the impi circulars and testimonials Address PRO If nAInilflT iMranl fmrl1tnftiM f good mm imJ lo3nl Dem Co Toledo O Choyuoy hpmelrom your book while holding a position as arants nra FJ night te egraph operator C K Lf PKjuowe t Sold by Druggists 75c ocrats tho convention can hardly wkkecper for Gerher 1 ic k Wholesale CrocersS Chicago III Ilnlla Family Illls nro tlie best make a mistake 1 fjapMitsuille ricntttcltiatu Convention The Hocrct of llvinttv MW W Mi li WW 111 W- - I I fc K I fc goods coming in every day we have decided to give a handsome V w Just to put the ball rolling as spring is opening and our new 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 months with I I I t1 Pe-ru-n- a 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 arid want you to get satisfaction Cloth- ¬ ing never was so cheap styles and patterns are better than ever Our prices are rock bottom before We will clothe you com- ¬ pletely stylishly substantially and cheaply i I fc js- k 1 m Mammoth Clothing Shoe Co ifeitifiiii5 aifl t m W w The Price Wheat Of Wheat Crop Promises To xxx Iit 0 Also H Promises To be GOOD j T WW Be Good In all probability there will be a big yield in this county SK3X If so you dont want to loose a grain of it Throw that old broken down mule killer aside and come and buy a w m Kit m BALL rv W ARING BINDER it out inn St jl V kave your wheat clean and easy Come and take and have it puw-n-piuctilSo- o- I W tti1 oettipKiffht JNow t ito rn on wi n 400 rSSj figl c before harvest time We want yours to be ready for you on time We have the OIL and TWINE and Binder All you furnish is two mules and a driver SK-- -X li UJtlJtSJJJ i iij i i i i i iu i a JtfltU nil ji E 1 1 mmmmmmvmmtmmmm nrHm m li mwimWWhlllM mil Wimumwuhhh m Jjj0Jftiu0tiUe Ittttttcltiau alio fall In 1rlccd decline in the prosperity of Tho this country has been coincident with tho decline in prices In tha latest Eradstreets currout roport of prices this fuct is proved by figures onn lOltif us to measure our disaster jiTuo figures cover movements of prices as in 98 staple articles Tuey nro follows 111171 Oct 11890 J0 Jan 11891 Ig3801 April 11891 MONEY IN STRAWBERRIES Ono Town Bliipft 5 HOW TO FIND OUT 0ktil891 i Oct 11892 11891 SJS g Jan 11892 April llBM Julyl1892 86489 88574 Jau 11893 05J 85280 I fruly 11893 nn iho Jin l 84 327 Anrill July 11891 Oct 118941 1894 1894 J0581 B01 April 11895 fluly 11895 1 Jan11895 Jan SOiOO 720d2 77314 79306 76 888 1 1890 Aprill1896 Jan 11897 April 11897 jily 11898 Octl 1896 67189 7182 72178 J60U wJ House and Senate The country which had voted for a departure from the Republican financial poll icies which had forced low prices and their consequent industrial prostia tion had taken courage and prices rimad Tho fierure representing prices at tho beginning of April 1893 irao ini 700 a train of more than eleven points above the figures at the beginning of that year snowing a the effect of the popular belief thatto of policy was sweeping change come in with the new administration How the country was disappointed is top recent history to need retelling kereT Before Cleveland had been in office two months it was known that his financial polioy was that of the Republicans with tho addition that silver was to be still further degraded Carlisle began redeeming aU government obligations in gold The silver bullion in the Treasury remained un under the reined And Congress no sign of fash of patronage gave effective resistance to the Wall street conspiracy Then the reaction set in Between April 1 and July 1 1893 prices dropped from 101790 to 8d289 and from thero the drop has been continuous with one or two exceptions as unimportant aa they were transient until the latest marking that of May 1 1897 less than a mouth ago was 74193 And the bottom is not yet reached The tendency is still downward Some day a historian will write the record of this crime in burning words Until then we have these figures to tell the history of the ruin of a people Post Dispatch 74193 May 11897 period of six The figures cover a and a half years or from Oct 1 189U to May 1 1897 The highest index number is that of Oct 1 1890 being 114171 From that point there was a steady decline of two or three points every two or three months until on Jan 11893 the low point of 90797 had been reached The next quotation following that is of April 1 1893 Cleveland had been inaugurated March 4 preceding and with him had come a Democratic Fill a bottle or common glass with urine find let it stand twenty four hours any sediment or settling indi Kiitoiprlto fCouniliuiKcntiioki cates a ufarasod condition of the Wo ruado editorial reference last Kidneys When urine stains linou it week to tho culture of strawberries in is positivo ovidenceof Kidney trouble this immediate section The ship Too frequent desire to urinate or pain in tho back is also convincing proof ping season closed on last Saturday that the kidneys aud bladder are out and for the information of our readers of order WHAT TO BO wohavo gathered the facts concerning Thoie is comfort in the knowledge bo the strawberrieishipmonts from this place during the season The figuiCB often expressed that Dr Kilmers tho great kidney which we publish are frotn headquart Swamp Root ers they are official and may bo re- romedyfullills every wish iu relieving lied on Until tho organization of pain in tho back kidneys liver blad our struwborry associations those who der aud evory part of the urinary It corrects iuability to wore omployed in berry culture wore old urine and scaldiug pain in passgreatly troubled and annoyed on ac count of the expense of shipping and ing it or bad effects following use of when returns wore received the ship liquor wiue or beer and overcomes per was too often brought out in debt that unpleasant necessity of being It was very evident that something compelled to get up many times dur must be done to facilitate shipments iug the night to urinate Tho mild and concert of action by tho straw aud extraordinary effects of Swamp It stand b the berry growers was accomplished An Root is soon realized was formed to which all highest for its wonderful cures of the association engaged iu the culture belonged most distressing cases If you njed This association was after a year cr a medicine you should have the best The Sold by druggists price fifty cents two divided into two to wit South Western Kentucky Strawberry and oue dollar For a sample bottle Association of which Mayor Harry and pamphlet both sent free by mail Pearson is president and tho Colum- mention the Hopkinsville Kentuck Co Binghamton I II ian Dr Kilmer bus Strawberry Association Cook Esq president All of the N Y The proprietors of this paper berries shipped from this point this guarantee the genuineness of this season have passed through these two offer associations ANNOUNCEMENTS Never were the benefits of organization - more clearly demonstrated Somee -- We We JohnSoIleeof are authorized to announce Prof than by these two associations CroftonasacnDdldato for Superintendent Christian have procured the figures following subject to of Schools for Democratic County party the action of the from the lecords 828210 10471 Chum mid Ulenr In Three Week ymuwwmwmNutnurmumuwmitmu5 IMPORTANT WEEK WE OFFER THIS g 3 Unprecedented Bargains In Millinery If you need or intend to buy a hat soon you will save from per cent by buying from us embracing all that is new and novel the multiplicity of 25 to 50 Our stock is fresh Below are a few of ONBargains we Offer 25c Sailors cheap at 45c Sailors cheap at 65c Sailors cheap at 100 25c 100 Sailors sold in the city 175100 45c 75c 45c 125 Sailors sold in 4he city 200J25 75c 150 Sailors sold in the city 225 150 Trimmed Hats at even greater savings You want to save money dont you Tnen come to us for your Millinery We can help you save it RICHARDS The South Western Kentucky As has President Pearson shipped during this season 6528 cases of berries The Columbus Associa tion President I R Cook has shipped 8964 cases making a total of cases shipped 15474 A case contains twenty four quarts or six gallons of berries These cases have averaged 250 each grosB Multiplying the number of cases bhipped by the price per case and we have the sum of 38685 tho gross Bales of the berries during the season Now iu order that we may ascertain the net proceeds of these berries we must deduct from the above the expenses of picking shipment commissions etc The cost of of picking and of boxes and cases is sixty five cents per case which amounts to 10058 Freight is sixty cents per 100 lbs and three crates weigh one hundred poundB amount of freight 5158 pounds at 60 cents per hundred 30948 To this must be added ice charges which are 15 cents per hundred west of Chicago and 20 cents east of same As the shipments were generally made west of Chicago we will estimate it at 15 cents which amounts to the sum of sociation Or ARDY We are authorized to announce Prof ULClnrdyof Bell as a candidate for Superintendent of dchool for Christian county subject to the action of the Democratic party We are authorized to announce Hen W Wil liams as a candidate lor constable in the Long view district subject to tho action of tho Democratic party Hobd Wo are authorized to announce 8 L Hord of Concord dlstriet as u candidate for jailer of Christian county subject to tho ac tion 01 1110 Democratic convention in August HOPKINSVILLE KY uwwmwmwwuww FOR We have some- - mmmmfz Notice Not to Harbor Wm Perkins my sou has left me without permission and I give notice to the public not to hire or harbor we will sell him He is 19 years old low and heavy set brown complexion aud 6ince leaving home last March haB assumed the name of Anderson Russell Last heard from near Fairview Call and sec inem at C Anderson Perkins Fairview Ky LAYNES LIVERY STABLE FOR YOUR ch C iej j if H I SPRING HATS have all the latest styles in Card to the 1ubllc II LAYNE CO CO S77 37 we nave supposed to be capable of conducting a home of their own from the age of 14 In Germany the men must be at least 18 years of age In France the man muBt be 18 and the woman 15 in Belgium tho same In Spain the intended husband must have passed the 14th year and the woman her 12th In Hungary for Roman Catholics the man must be 14 years old and the woman 12 for Protest auts the man must be 18 and tho wo man 15 In Greece the man must have seen at least fourteen summers and the woman twelve In Portugal a boy of 14 is considered marriage able and a woman of 12 In Russia mod Saxony they are a little more nsible and a youth must refrain from entering into matrimony till lie can count 18 years and the woman till she can count 12 In Switzerland tho men from the age of 14 and the woman from the age of 15 are allow ed to marry In Turkey any youth aud maiden who can walk properly and can understand the necessary religious service are allowed to be united for life Kansas City Star of VThe latest directory estimate of Chicagoa population shows a total 1800000 When to Wd In Austria a man and woman are county was thrown from a buggy ancbfkilled Wm Whjte sixteen and Fauny Long fifteen of Bloomingtou neigh borhood were married at Frankfort mi TlltnMa YTnnnn linn Dave J Cooper of McCracken nnSSed a i t oninirln because he BUI ia tho ugliest man in the believes he CUD bill making it a misdemeauor to Bell or manufacture a cigarette Jas Mver at Kingston NYthreat- i IU UUUUUIt world to pass tho bill for a new capttol over tho Governors veto The Mississippi Legislature refuses The Democratic convention in the renominated Judge T R MoBeath and Common wealths Attornoy Weed S Chelf by sixth judicial district acclamation Adding all these expenses together the total expense except commission charges ten thousand four hundred forty four dollars and ninty five cents or in round numbers scription department Prescriptions compounded at all hours night or 10445 Respectfully Deduct this amount from the gross day L P Miller sales and we have the Bum of twenty Late of Pembroke eight thousand two hundred and for tydollars net proceeds from which Administrators Sale must be deducted commissions etc above mentioned The E H Sivley place on Canton Now when we consider that the pike 2 miles from Hopkinsville bxes and cases are all manufactured about 221J acres of rich land about here and that the price of picking is 85 acres in timber Two dwellings on all paid here to those who reside in place barn stables and etc will be the community it will be seen that sold first in two parts then as a whole the bulk of the money is distributed on Monday June 7th at Court House right here in our midst The Pollock door at 11 oclock Terms of sale J Bros have a box factury here and cash balanco iu 12 and 18 months they have supplied all the boxes and Notes to bear interest from date C E Sivlev HH cases used This firm received 13J Admrs E H Sivley cts per case which amounts to 2 08890 The pickers received 7969 11 this making a total of more than Ohio Valley Uarnlngs 10000 part of the expense paid out of the Receiver John MacLeod in our midst Ohio Valley railway has filed his re- ¬ Indeed all of the money comes back except the freight aud ice bills port of the earnings and expenses of and commissions which are a very the roid from February and March With in the office of the Clerk of the Unitsmall portion of the expenses these facts staring us in the face ed States Circuit Court The earn ¬ who will say that strawberry culture ings for February were Freight is not a lucrative business S7 79182 18979 64 passeuger Wood miscellaneous S16 89 total 521818 Near Carthage Tenn Felix Mainte The expenses were mansee was shot from ambush and 85 by nance of way 122861 maintenance killed while riding from church of equipment 1105844 geueral ex the side of his wife 213 1610 2345 88 total penses net earnings 47225 During the mouth of March the 1658173 road earned in freight passengor 809390 miscellaneous 2472038 The ex4475 total penses were Maintenance of equipment 351484 conducting transpor tatiou 1082720 general expenses 2204793 226401 total expenses rarninga 270245 Is there a tickling1 in the Ohio Silver Itepubllcnus throat Do you cough a great Columbus O May 27 The Silver deal especially when lying down Republicans of this State nre in con Are you hoarse at times Does nearly every cold ference here to day seventy five delyou take settle in your throat egates boiug iu attendance adopted are These throat coughs resolutions denouncing tho fiuaucial very deceptive Dont neglect policy of the Government declariug iu favor of tho frea and unlimited them Troches or cough coinage of silver at tho ratio of 16 to 1 syrups wont touch the spot and pledging their support to the You must take remedies that party that will labor to bring about will enrich the blood tone up favorable legislation This act is the nerves and heal the in ¬ equivalent to a declaration to support flamed membranes tho Democratic State ticket and John SCOTTS EMULSION of R McLoan for the United States Cod liver Oil with Hypophos Senate A State Central Committee phites contains such remedies was selected and empowered to nom It has wonderful nourishing inate a State ticket in the event silver and healing power The cause was not given proper recognition in other party platforms of the cough h removed j the J J Harper of Washington Court whole system is given new life house was selected as State delegate and vigor and the danger to tho conference qf Silver Republi from threatening lung trouble cans to be held iu Chicago June 8 is swept away Book about it free The Ashland Coal and Irou Co For sale by aU druggists at 50c and has cut tho wages of its employes 10 100 per cent in honor of the coming of SCOTT BOWNB NewYotk McKiuley prosperity I take this method of announcing to the public that I have opened up a full line of fresh drugs in the Rags dale building next door to John U Kitchen where 1 would be uleased to have you call when in need of any thing in the diug line I also carry stationery toilet articles fine cigas tobacco etc Mr Elmo Trahern of Lafayette an experienced pharmacist will assist me in the pre SPECIAL LOCALS TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS Flowers Foliage Ribbons in Rich Profusion - Ornaments and Veilings r Real Estate Agents I am offering OFFICE OVER FIRST NATIONAL BASK BUCKNER Dealers In all classes ot real estate and rent Hopkinsville Ky Buy sell these goods 25 per cent less than you can duplicate them Residences ffiffit charming neighborhood ideal homes First class trimmer and guarantee satisfaction will make For sale or rent by CO WALTER F GARNETT Hopkinsville Kt is MRS ADA LAYNE PER WHISKEY For sale by of famous HAKKrarc KRCailRS OI US smooth exquisite flavor because of it s matchless purity oecause oi it s mellow acre No won ler its the fa HAR vorite Everv dron Bterliuer The favorite whiskey mun Cor 9th Main Hopkinsville Kv W R LONG White lilies aud sweet peas for 6ale by Mrs E C Phelps sspring Millinery MME FLEURETTE LVY For Sale Finest farm in Christian county Situated in nnntninincr 667 acres South Christian on Clarksville pike TUis larm must oe soiu auu uny one desiring to ouy iaua wouia ao wen in onU nil nr write Walter S Hnle at torney at law Hopkinsville Ky Monroe County Court offered a re ward 6f S250 for Johuson Smith the on murderer of Deputy Sheriff Joe PatTwo fine farms near town Frank L Miller of Hodgenvillo a pupil in Eethel College Russellville Clarksville Pike well improved aud terson Governor Bradley offered claBS laud Will rent to good S250 and Sheriff J T Patterson 200 was fatally shot by his room mao first making a total of S700 He is thought men for a term of three years Joe Page who was carlessly hand to be in the Roaring River Hills of John T Edmunds ling a pistol Ho died soon after Jackson Couuty Tenn at abstract cllico wards Farms for Rent Throat Coughs Right Ham Cut Open Elevator Roller The McCormick Binder lightest draft King of the harvest and leads all others Mower i Tlie McCormick Newvv Iour Meadow has latest improvements Queen of the Bearings light draft Alachincs twine and repairs all for sale by no equal McCormick MAT CAYCE At old stand of Winfree Bros COMPANY Hopkinsville Kcntmcky 6 A BONS DEVTODN iStuved and- - fypklnniltt Saved and Finally citfucltian THE POPULAR 0LERE Into Opening Botle of Poach Brandy A bank clerk in this city whose lost name begins with Q id very popu ¬ lar with his friends and receives many tokens of their esteem Ono such comes in the shape of a sub ¬ stantial bottle of peach brandy which token appears at irregular intervals and hitherto has been always divided among a thirsty crow of brother clerks But the last time Mr G decided to take tho token homo and make it a present to his wife for domestic Ho passed the bottlo around use it being securely sealed and allowed tho famishing crowd in the bank to feast their eyes on tho label Every man present offered to lurnish a corkscrew but G remained firm I am going to take this bottlo home ho said but you know I havo always divided with you fellows Was Hypnotized for His Parents engaged several additional Did as house and dctroyorl when tho lovoo broko Cattle farming implement as well outbuildings wore TenurMee Ctntcnnlnt Expdsltkrti Jfrtdli h of a neighbor young Johnson was uiunuvu Hiwuuuuuiuuun From letters received since then 24 named Johnson for ehort John iBon was the brightest of tho lot and I learned that this was my friend la hard worker He was well edu ¬ Johnson St Louis Republic George W Smith one of Nashvilles cated though tho exact amount of TO STUDY THE BBAIN landmarks is dead learning he possessed none of us could ever tell One day there was a Science Turns Its Attention to This Too eaglo tho king of all birds is Wonderful Organ letter received by tho houso which uoieu ior hb ueen aigni uiotir uuu was a jumble of French and English Dr Burt G Wilder the professor distinct vision So are those persons No ono could make it out complete- ¬ of the science of tho human body at who use Sutherlands Eaglo Eye ly though wo all had a look at it Cornell university is a remarkable Salve for weak eyes Btyes sore eyes Finally somo ono suggested showing man His methods aro original and of any kind or granulated lids Solci it to Johnson In a fow minutes a interesting to such a degree that he by all dealers translation in English was returned fascinates his students with his ideas with tho original and Johnson was Ho believes that in order to suggest Two Federal prisoners break jail back at Ins regular work just as means to improve tho quality of hu ¬ at Lebanon but are recaptured though ho had done nothing out of man brains men of science must have Au important Cuban conference 1R tho ordinary Tho same thing hap- ¬ an opportunity to study the brains of pened with a letter written in Ger-¬ distinguished persons not merely in to be held at Philadelphia until now man Ho was quick at figures and tho work that they havo accom- ¬ Then they simultaneously fell never tired of work When the rush plished but in tho structure and wmmmwiYftYmmvvvwwwwimvwb upon a scheme to make him wretched was over Johnson was the only now peculiarities of tho cerebral organs The wits of the average bank clerk are Pay clerk retained When work was to themselves 3 by no means slow for your Baking Powder not be done at night Johnson was on This I believe to have been the ori re ¬ Poach brandy did you 6ay more You wouldnt pay double J duty occasionally by assignment but gin of Dr Wilders celebrated request price for sugar why pay 50c marked one I tasted somp once moro frequently ho was working for that men and women educated and 5 TJghl I thought a pound for Baking Powder I was poisoned some other clerk and thus made sev ¬ moral persons should bequeath JACK FROST I cartIts the stuff they use to limber up eral dollars a month extra There their brains to his collection in or- ¬ wheels said another Is the lightest whitest Baklntr S was a mystery about the young fel- ¬ der that they might be studied for Powder Its pure sure and fair- - 3 They used to call it sudden death cakes and low however that wo could not tho benefit of humanity That re- ¬ priced Makes the finest bread for 20c a 3 in my state observed a boy with 3 biscuits Guaranteed and sold 3 fathom No one knew where he lived quest has not been without fruit pound at Rood stores like that of gray whiskers or dined While always presenting Everybody has not greeted it with an WALLIS GROCERY Tho last bottle you had did tho neat appearance he wore incredulous smile and several per a clean and business for me old fellow tho same clothes for over a year sons known publicly for tho pos I wouldnt have the heart to poi- ¬ They looked old but were always session of more than ordinary powers THE MODERN BALLGOI son a rat with it chimed in a serious beard grow of mind but whose names for obvi- ¬ well brushed He let his and his hair was quite long Once I ous reasons are withheld have I Germans Use Pongee Silk and Make looking clerk regarding the bottle with an assumption of horror Them by Hand jsaw his face get very red when ono am informed already bequeathed You really dont mean to tako Johnny their brains in the manner suggested of tho boys whistled The famous Delcourt balloon made that stuff homo to your wife do you One day cut get your hair It appears however that others de- ¬ in 1833 was composed of 20000 I was passing by a ten cent restau- ¬ sirous to advance the interests of sci- ¬ pieces of very thin kid pasted to- ¬ now asked the oldest man pres- ¬ rant and happening to look in I ence by placing their brains at its gether and specimens of these are still ent Peach thought I saw Johnson sitting in tho disposal after they are through with retained by the Germans for exhibi- ¬ Why amateurs wont drink peach to the street how- ¬ them have hesitated in consequence tion but the German nation has rear His back was brandy ever and not being certain I waited of the belief that a mutilation of the experimented more with pongee silk I I suppose it isnt like tho real on the next corner till he came out head is necessary in order to remove in the manufacture of their war bal- ¬ thing boys said G on whom this Sure enough it was Johnson For the brain and such mutilation would loons and several of their best ones ¬ noonday lunch he always had bread be a source of distress to their surviv in use to day are made of this mate- ¬ concentration of ideas was beginning to have effect Iknow it looks and butter and drank nothing but ing friends Eecently Dr Wilder rial Every inch of tho silk is test- ¬ water No one ever saw him spend has demonstrated that no such muti- ¬ ed by experts and then it is cut into mean for me to Mean Oh no Not at all But you a cent and we concluded he was lation is needed but that the brain sections for girls to sew No machines acted and talked may be removed in perfect condition are used in finishing tho seams but see its only such mild wishy washy miserly Still he stuff as peach brandy wc would dare to like a gentleman by making a single incision and with- ¬ everything is done by hand Afterthe drink during business hours The Things went along in the usual way out disfiguration of the skull sewing is completed th varnishes aro distress would keep us hustling to till about a month ago when like Among the bequests of brains re- ¬ applied to the seams to render them get our work done peach a thunderclap we heard Johnson was cently received is said to be that of absolutely air tight Throw it out brandy going to quit He had quite a long a well known literary woman of Bos- ¬ Whcn the balloon proper is fin- ¬ said Let me have a corkscrew talk with the manager and it was ton ished the work of rigging it to the the unfortunate G and the air bris- ¬ then announced that Johnson would It is obvious that Dr Wilders idea car so that it will be strong and light bid us good by next day at noon is correct and that the proper way to begins and this is no light task At tled with 6teel as if a Greek army Of course wo all made arrangements study the organ of the human intel- ¬ Aldershot the rigging is made of the had invaded tho bank There followed a spell of soft gurg- ¬ to be present when the time came to lect is not to confine the investigation best Italian hemp and weighs one ling with many ohs and ahs and look for Johnson and were gathered to the brains of criminals and persons pound to the hank So strong is this brandy of in a group discussing him when a of a low order of intelligence but to hemp that a yard of it stretched round subaspirations then Peachman was and fvery jsmooth facccl young man joined us apply the same methods to those two pulleys will support 500 pounds working away for dear life G had He was dressed in well fitting clothes higly organized brains which have without breaking The English been successfully hypnotized Chi- ¬ patent leather shoes wore gloves and rendered marked service to mankind weave into this hemp rigging a fine learned a cane When lie spoke we In that way we may learn wherein re ¬ thread of brass which is designed to cago Times Herald recognized Johnson sides the secret of intellectual power protect tho bag in case of a thunder- ¬ THE GEORGIA GOPHER Gentlemen he said I wish to and eventually perhaps become able storm while floating in the clouds bid you all farewell and at the same to influence the development of such The car itself is made of the best wicker-w- Different Species of Animals Which Bear the Same Name time thank you for the past kind- ¬ powers at their very root Think ork strung around a ring of nesses know many of you have what the world might have learned if American hickory George Ethel I From my recent investigation of ivondered at my peculiarities and be- ¬ a scientific examination could havo bert Walsh in Chautauquan various species of gopher I have gath- ¬ fore leaving 1 wish to explain my been made of the brain of Socrates or ered some new and interesting facts Heart on the Right Side conduct while among you I am the that of Aristotle or that of Newton In various states of the union some In a hospital at Florence a patient certain peculiar little animal has been only child of parents who devoted or that of Shakespeare or that of was submitted to the X rays when to designated and called a gopher says a their lives and means to my educa- ¬ Franklin or that of Napoleon tion and advancement Nothing was That great man will become doubly tho astonishment of the operators it writer in the Atlanta Constitution to give me the advantages of great who first confers benefits upon was discovered that his heart was on In Georgia and Florida a 6inall land spared a gentlemun of means At iirst I his fellowmen by the application of tho right side instead of the left This tortoise bears the namo though Web- ¬ attended various schools of learning the extraordinary mental powers with did not appear to trouble the patient ster defines the Georgia gopher as a in this country and then went which nature has endowed him and in any way It may be remembered snake colmVr coupen and the Flor ¬ abroad I lived and studied in Ger- ¬ then adds to those benefits by allow- ¬ that Picchianti the noted scientist ida gopher is designated as a spe- ¬ many and France and visited near- ¬ ing to bo revealed when his career is also had his heart on tho right side cies of turtle with a shovel nose that ly all of Europe I would doubtless ended the peculiarities of functions and that ho died at 64 years of ago burrows in the ground and exists only be still abroad were it not for a and structure which made his brain without ever having been seriously ill in high and dry land How easy it friend who wrote mo that my par- ¬ an instrument superior to those of his was for Mr Webster to make the mis- ¬ Cities in Miaair ents had met with some serious finan- ¬ fellows Garrett P Serviss in N Y take can be better understood when The highest villages in Europe hav ¬ one learns that in Georgia there is cial losses and would doubtless need World ing a permanent population are sit- ¬ a snake coluber coupen that dwells assistance before long Acting on A Cats Hotel uated in Switzerland Italy and in the home of the gopher and there this suggestion I returned to my An American lady and her daugh- ¬ France In the order of their altitude is gopher grass too the favorite food home and found the statement to be true After patient investigation I ter recently opened a hotel for cats they are Rery an Italian village ot the gopher of Canada and the aided in the settlement of oiu affairs and it seems to have turned out a very south of the Monte Itosa at an alti states bordering on tho great lakes so that at least a home for my par ¬ paying concern for they receive a tude of 0990 feet above the sea level which is a gray burrowing squirrel ents could be saved from the wreck large number of both winter and sum ¬ its 120 inhabitants live there summer that lives in the ground but on this home there would be a mer boarders The cats hotel is sit ¬ and winter Their only connection In Wisconsin Missouri and other mortgage Now to clear off this uated close to the Hudson river and with the outside world leads through states a pouched rat of a reddish or mortgage I must go to work and the rejoices in the name of Naurashaun the Betta Gorca mountain pass which chestnut brown color is called a go- ¬ first position I had was as assistant Farm For 12 shillings a cat is is sometimes closed up by snow for pher An animal of the hare species clerk on a steamboat Arriving in boarded for ono month and there are several weeks at a time Inf in the val- ¬ bears the name in some of the Middle St Louis I began looking for work no extras Each cat has its own little ley of Avers in Switzerland at an Atlantic states The word gopher and finally secured a place here home and even its own yard which elevation of G930 feet above the sea is from tho French goufre mean ¬ Now you all know I did not recoive is tuffed Pussy is an exclusive orea level is the second the third highest ing waffle or honeycomb As the much fcalary at first and to make ture and often dislikes to be made to village in Europe is Tropalle in the various species of gopher burrow any headway to meet tho mortgage eat or indeed to mix much with her Livigno valley also in Italy 5720 holes in the ground leaving the sur ¬ must be very saving I was working fellows Curiously enough the only feet above sea level next comes face perforated all animals of that for the old folks who had stinted other boarders taken aro parrots and Averol in the French department of peculiar habit seem to belong to the Savoy GC15 feet above sea level and memseives ior my suko i souetit canaries gopher species Tho Georgia and Veran not far from the former at an Florida gopher is the only ono of the extra work and when I did not get it What He Desired altitude of 6580 feet hero I looked for it elsewhere at species that exists in a shell and does You knowslie said with a Jit night As an expert accountant I Guessing Her Age not bear fur There is however in spent many nights going over books tlo asperity that women havo tho nearly all tho states the peculiar spe ¬ You see it was this way They cies of tortoise known in Georgia and for concerns that had poor book ¬ reputation of being able to make were all three so dedfh love with her Florida as keepers or wished annual statements money go further than men tho gopher Tho Indian Thats true replied the man of and all so eligible that to settle the In this way I accumulated consider- ¬ small word mumgofa was applied to this economies and its just what matter she agreed to marry the ono able extra money and from the bank I peculiar species of tho North Amer- ¬ that helped to pay object to What I want them to do who should guess the nearest to her ican tortoise and probably tho only received interest my small expenses On next Monday is to let it keep still where it is and age animal that is truly entitled to tho Wash- oV mnrfrnrrfl cm the home of mv par- - rost a IHtlo now and then And did she name is the gopher of Georgia and I dont know I know that she Florida ents falls due and drawing from an inSton Star is He married the one who guessed the insido nocket a larco roll of green- The Widest Canal lowest Pearsons Weekly backs hero is tho money to pay it Freddie Papa what is a furrier With this explanation I trust that Papa A man who deals The widest canal in tho world is pi- ¬ Antwerp has a I will carry with mo your good opin- - Freddie Then is a man in furs anoforte prodigy named 13runo said to bo tho Chenab irrigation canal who dealB ions anu leave uetiuju guuu jucuuo m dogs a currier Philadelphia Steidel who plays Chopin Beethov ¬ in tho northwest provinces of India Well sir wo nearly shook John ¬ North American en Bach and Schubert in public con- ¬ It is 110 feet broad and will bo 200 sons arm off and there were tears in brother feet when finished Tho main cartal certs Ho has a Writers Cramp his eyeB as lie left the house I picked The prin ¬ who ploys tho violin and will appear will bo 450 miles long Scribbler Ive been miiTerine a in concerts next winter np a southern paper a fow days ago cipal branches will havo au aggregate good deal lately with writers cramp and read this items length of 2000 miles and the village 250000 Advice to tho trolley- - Lie l6w brunches of 4000 miles Atticus In your fingers or in Tho old homestead of tho John Somervillo Journal Chicago Tribune acres aro already irrigated up at the Bend was completely your stomach obb J Ihttingthofall ofOSwobadquito 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Latham us irouisra SHRYER JLiJ W JliWJL- Jfc fcfcJLVJtiiW HOPKINSVILLE M KY t c hanbeuy HANBERY F SHRYER PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Proprs J Railroad St Between Tenth HOPKINSVILE KY and Eleventh ESPCareful attention given to sampling and Eelling all tobacco consigned to us Liberal advances on tobacco in store All tobacco insured unless otherwise instructed r Arlington Hotel SEASONABLE BATES Corner 12th and Main Streets 5 Louisville Ky HOT AND COLD BATHS Breokenridqe Castleman BAR 5 BARBER SHOP A G Langham Jno B Castleman ROYAL mistress and so savo herself the trouble of picking up the rice the re- ¬ sourceful cook simply turned an empty box over the little pile thus putting it out of sight and wont her way rejoicing Presently a bovy of sparrows chanced that way and took possession of my neighbors back yard Ero long an adventurous one of tho number discovered a convenient knothole in tho overturned box poked his inquisi- ¬ tive little head therein and forthwith spread the news of the nice find Then things were pretty lively there abouts First one and then another of tho birds would pop down through tho hole to bob up a few moments later with his craw full of rice They wero all mighty gay over the matter and most of them made two or three trips inside before they were satisfied By and by something seemed to have gone wrong The birds flut- ¬ tered and chirped and chattered in an agitated manner crowding upon and about the box so thickly that it was some time before I could see that one little brown head kept bobbing up frantically through the knothole from under tho side and getting no further Some greedy little fellow had laid in an ovcrsupply and so made himself too big for an exit through tho hole The case really seemed a pitiful one as nothing but time and tho slow process of nature could relieve tho poor prisoner of his predicament At least that is what I thought and I marvelled that so clever a creature as a sparrow should get himself into a holo Meantime I had forgotten to reckon upon tho ingenuity of the birds on the outside of the hole They lost no time in bringing this qualifica- ¬ tion in evidence however for pretty soon I discovered that they had set to work to dig the little prisoner out Having selected tho most vulnerable spot or the surrounding ground first one and then another of the birds would scratch and peck away each one taking his turn and working en- ¬ ergetically till by and by a hole was made big enough for even tho over- ¬ loaded fellow on tho inside to creep through Philadelphia Times SONGS Charles Imprisoned and the Manner of Hl3 Release A careless colored cook of the liouso adjoining mine had spilled some raw rice perhaps a quart or more in the back of my neighbors premises In order to hide her carelessness from her Your intelligence is questioned by the druggist who trios to influence you Iq Jet him bottle anything for OU when you ask for Dr BoIIb Piuh Tar Hoioy No druggist can put this up lor you ho cannot put up anything liko it it 1b not to bo had in bulk it is to be hud only in 2fjc 60qo and SJ bottles There is nothing just aa go d ne Dr Bells Pine Tar Honoy Avoid those substitutes with similar sounbing names When you buy Dr Bell a Pino Tar Honey bee that tbe bottle haa never beou opened tud that it bears the picture aud tes timony of Good Old Granny Met calfe and tho name of the E E Sutherland Medicine Company Fountain Park Paducah Ky THEY ARE JEWS The Abysslnian3 and Tholr Habrew Ancestors As to Emperor Monjolik This mon ¬ archs recont prowoee both moral and material has taken tho civilizod world by surprise his hordes of war- ¬ riors have proved quite equal to well disciplined European troops and ho HmlslSa3lSllSlt Fancy Fowls WWIMaMtMIMMMniHMMMMnMHIW 1 ij K 1 Is tho niirnB of a High Class to be issued about Juno 1 Henry Havemeyer whb ucquitted the sugar king How to Corn All Skin Diseases Slmplv nMly SWAYhEs Ointment No Interim tnealclne required Cures tetter eu zemaltcU all eruption nn the fare bauds 11080 Ac leaving tho akin clear white ttud healthy Its great heating and curative pu er aro possessed ij no other remedy Ask your druggist for aWATNEs Ointment Confederate graves are decorated at Tullahoina For costive rrtuNE svnur laxative VOELCKEKS VOKLUKEKS 20o children and bilious adults AT DKUG STOKES EV 20c COUGH HAL SAM RY DOSE EFFECTIVE AT DIIUU S V OHES A Horrible crime vas committed near Selma Ala Wonderfull South American Ulood Cure shattered constitution and depravity of tho blood Bad health signifies bad blood Sold by R C Hardwick druggist Hopkinsville Ky Quickly dissipates all scrofulous taiuts in the system cures pimples blotches and sores un the face thor ougbly cleanses the blood of boils carbuncles abscesses and eruptions renders the skin clear young aud beautiful If you would escape blood poison with all its train of hor rors do not fail to use this masterly blood purifier which has performed such stupendous cures in all cases of Nebraska Prohibitionists noraiuate a State ticket Sutherland Eugle Eye Salve 19 new and original in style of package and medical qualities It is perfectly harmless contains no lead and is a guaranteed cure for granulated lids s ire eyes or Btyes commission Gunboat Helena is to be put iuto himself has turned out more than n match for a diplomacy said to bo figlia d un prcto c di Machinvolli The wonder should havo been less Menclik 6imply chase do race being a direct descendant of Ivtng bolomou his very name being taken after that Menclik son of Queen Mekeda or Nicula tho queen of Sheba of the Scriptures and of tho great Hebrew monarch Menclik means another myself though Arab historians will have it translated a3 Son of the Wise by assimilating Menclik to Ebn Alek a familiar philological pro- ¬ ceeding At any rate it is evident that thoNcgus is of tho chosen people and this onco established we need no more wonder at his extraordinary in telligence Nor is he alone of the race in his empire Ethiopia is Bimply ruled by Jews not tho Jews one sees as a rule in the east but by authentic Hebrews tho official descendants of the escort of 12000 which Solomons solicitude provided for the Menclik of 3000 years ago when that favorite son of his having finished his studies in the temple set out to join the queen his mother A now Judca va9 founded thus after the death of Makeda Menelik originated the Solomonian dynasty of Ethiopian emperors and Jerusalem became the center of pious pilgrimages for the people Two im- ¬ portant immigrations took place during the first captivity namely and during the reign of Salmanassar the exiles getting rapidly acclimatized and absorbed in the bulk of the Ethi- ¬ opian nation A last exodus followed after the destruction of the temple but strangely enough this batch of exiles remained without the sphere of action or influence of their African countrymen Through all these cen- ¬ turies they have kept the proud nick- ¬ name of Fallazias exiles they live in ghettos built by themselves in the province of Samen they are exempt from military duty they disdain trade metal working being their only occupation and they have remained faithful to their ancient creed Lon- ¬ don Standard KRAQ JORGENSEN Effect on i Poultry Journal From the Kentuckian Office It will appeiir monthly and will Btart with 20 pages 9x12 inches ami will be published on book paper with new material If you are interested iu the poultry business send us your name in time to gut tho first I number J Only 25 Cents a Year invariably in advance ADDRESS u Fancy Fowls Co KY HOPKINSVILLE 35ig55S53SE3SSS5W5CSSi5SS3RSS2iffiS I hrough THE GRJAT M n- Trunk o Lino tween ttieelticit Cincinnati Lexington Louis v 2 Evansviile St Louis And thcoltleeo Nashville Memphis troraery Mobile an Mont New Orleans MTHUUT CHANGE tNn 3PCKP PVniVALED Pullman PnJace Cirs fur A Hunt a Sfivcmah Macon Jackson- ¬ ville and points hi Florida Jounections are made at rtithrif and NdshviRfa for all pointh rtb East South and ect r1 K Harris the Composer Talks of His Work The other day while in Chicago I Columbia Building Southern Department LOUISVILLE KY met young Charles K Harris who composed After tho Ball a song CASTLEMAN Managers BARBEE that netted him over 100000 in one Does the largest business in Kentucky and largest in the Southern States and years time Harris is a shrewd young fellow and publishes his own songs Liberal and Progressive in Management also the largest in the world and his catalogue shows that he has Local Agents composed published and has on the market 61 songs Ho is less than 30 HOPKINSVIIXE KY years old and has made an inde ¬ pendent fortune the past three years Insurance Company OF LIVERPOOL CO THAT ARE POPULAR BULLETS WALTER F GARNETT a iff SOLE AGENT FOR Up-to-da- w If v TO TiM Ho made a rather funny statement Songs of the about his business higher sentimental order he said do not sell any more If you will 1 take up my list of songs you will find that I have written none on the sub- ¬ Gas G asoline and Oil Stoves Ice Chests and ject of mother or grandmother Com- ¬ Refrigerators China Glassware and Lamps posing songs at the present day is just like writing a play I usually Wooden ware Churns Washing Machines Ele- hunt up a good title weave a story vator and Chain Pumps Stone ware Tin Gran- ¬ around that and have it as descriptive ite Japan ware and Bird Cages Ice Cream as possible For the past two years it has been tho fad to have songs com- ¬ Oil Freezers and Fruit Jars Gasoline and Coal posed about erring women It cant bo helped people seem to want that style of songs and if tho composer is te Ice cream Freezers Galv Iron corsmart ho will give it to them Look at the enormous success of Just Tell nice Tin and Slate Roofing Guttering and all Them That You Saw Me and She kinds of job work done on short notice May Have Seen Better DayB and also of my Therell Come a Time Try before you buy at which are all on that subject I do not know whether tho pcoplo aro getting depraved or not but that seems to bo Opp Hotel Latham HOPKINSVILLE KY the stylo of songs they want It some ¬ times makes mo tired to composo a Bong of that kind as I would rather The Coast Line to MACKINAC write something on tho higher order TAKE THE as for instance Queen of My Heart ono of tho prettiest waltz ballads I havo ever written but only goes fairly well while I Lovo Her Just tho FIFTH AVENUBIIOTKU Same a Bong dealing with an erring US LOUISVILLE KY 9j U wife is beginning to sell very big Best j Hotel in the World M Re Hero is confession Electric Elevator M thats worth a pass ¬ MACKINAC SSj PutnCAiiPBEit Manager ing notice Louisville Courier-JournDETROIT o ANU t GEO W YOUNG S S al PETOSKEY New Steel Passenger Steamers Oreatctt Perfection yet attained In Baat Construction Luxurious Equipment Artistic Furlshlnr Decoration and EHIc leat Service insuring tbe highest decree or COA1FORT SPEED AND SAFETY Four Trim rw Wkk Bctwkn The Why of It CHA8 OATLETT OLAEENOE HABBIPj LOW RATES to Picturesque Macklaacasd Return Including Heals and Berths Prom Cleveland Ji8 from Tekda Jifll frMM Detroit Staso DAY AND NIGHT 8ERVICE Toledo Detroit and Mackinac petoskey the soo marquette andduluth CATLETT HARRIS Uro Formerly with Forbea PAINTERS and PAPER HANGERS Wo have concluded to go iuto bus iness for ourselves and offer our services to the public at tbe moat reas onable pricoa Paper banging a spec ialty All work guaranteed Leave orders at Gus Youngs Between Detroit and Cleveland Connecting at Cleveland with IJarliest Trains for all points Kast South and South west and at Detroit for all points North and Northwest f HiisayTrlH Jwwt July Aw guat and Slit Only EVERY DAY BETWEEN Cicvelaiiditt-iii-BayToledo Perfidious woman ho hissed through his clenched teeth Oh why do you speak thus sho faltered Thou well knowestl Such was probably tho fact Almost anybody could seo his teeth did not fit very well and had to bo kept clenched if they wero to bo hissed through with any degrco of comfort Detroit Journal 1 No Clocks In Liberia ho Send for Illustrated Famphlet Address p A A pOHANTZ MTAOIT UIOH TM KtflK iV U6f 6it Itttil Itr U Telephone 84 2 rings Neither clock nor timepieco is to found in Liberia Tho reckoning of timo is mado entirely by the movo mont and position of tho sun which rises at six a m almost to tho min Ti ilmllt uto all tho year round and at noon is Sljuturo of vertically overhead flO- flesh disintegrates human organs and HEW ORLEAHSFLOHIDA SPECIAL tears and shatters human bones into Leaves New Orleans Dally nt 1203 0 N In L am K Naih vlle at fragments Beyond 1000 yards Through DuJJct Sleeping Cars 720 IrcraNe and tho gun will carry three miles and Orleans kill tho bullet bores a small round CHICAGO HASEYILLE LIMITED holo through bono or tissue Leaves Naslu llle Dnlly at 730 p m Dr Griffeth will prepare tho shat ¬ tered bones for exhibition and will HFor detailed Information o drMS make a report of the tests to tho Na- ¬ g F P JEPf fcirfl Carl raMtnger Agent Lwnuil9 Im1 tional Association of Military Sur- ¬ D H illLLMAH fwnl Southern Agent Phi Gamma Delta frntnrnitv will geons of which ho is a member Njshvili fenn meet in Nashville June SO to July i The report will be forwarded to tho S inniD Triv Paintrer Azent war department Washington Post I Atlanta Qa Dont neclect ehillR niiills iirinr PiTrraiHrTOlTTlfW 1JFMJIMfarqMWg1 How She Caught Him on congestion congestion biiuga en doath You can cure chills and be Gwendoline I just cant under ¬ come stout and healthy by using Di stand why Mr Fudloigh is so taken Bells Peppermint Chill Touio with Suo Dollyor Sho nover had an Indianapolis will entertain tho admiror boforo in her life How common are chronic diseases peculiar to women Women know Kuights of PythiaB in royal style Beatrice Oh didnt you hear they are due to deranged kinneys and failure of delicate organs to perform When thov woro introduond aim their natural functions asked him whether his folks wero still livincr In Eneland or whntlior I they had settled in America too Buchu corrects the primary cause heal uioveianu ucauer ing and strengthening these organs For Infants and Children Its is years of success guarantees its Not at this road will receive special lov ratua agants of this company for rates An interesting experiment has been mtfin Sio or writ t O P Atmorb G P TA made at Kansas City with the Krag L isville rifle to ascertain the effect Jorgenson of its bullets on human bones The I N test was made under the direction of TIME TABLfc TRAINS OOING JORTH Dr J D GrifTeth ex surgeon general w 11 t 10ls ni of the Missouri state militia It has No BJ MallToulb Hist Mil DiUan- 74 Naohvlln m rvr been the belief of the army officers mi l 85 r ni nMot Loillg KTproa TRAINS flOINO SOUTH and military surgeons that the 30 o 6i7 am caliber steel jacketed bullet which the Jn MSt Louis Express 65 Nashville ArcomocloJoii 30 in bj R C Hardwick Druggist 5 18 nm Mftt Krag Jorgersen rifle shoots would NoOiNOLout Mail 810 pm limited NUjUvllle Aoivrnmocislton in n Ohio Silver Republicans met in either kill a soldier instantly or leave Hindny a wound which would enable him to 0 mvention North bound St Loan nd CMen Hum rolns have lirough trains fight on without knowing for a long o JhloaKO and St Lout nolld and ilt wn To cure a chill When the lips be ¬ timo that he had been injured FsstLliiP stops only at reporiant lirough PulluiHa iLe Ha gin to quiver and turn blue and Le This theory has apparently been mil ocrossings in Atlanta fhro thb first chilly shivtring seusH J MADAMAAgeut ¬ tion coaies on take a full dose of 1 r dissipated A human head and sev eral lower limbs of human cadavers liella Peppermint Chill Tonic It 6 timulatiug It warms the blood were used The targets wero placed It promotes the circulation of tLo in front of a high embankment Dr blojd It will prevent the chill niue W T Stark and Gen Milton Moore times in ten It is guaranteed lo of the state militia were tho sharp- ¬ Sk I prevent the chill ten times in teu if shooters The shooting began at a taken four hours before chill time D range of 500 yards and over 200 at t George Sage a nephew of Russell rounds were fired at various distances la nsKiiiira One of the first bullets fired struck a m if Sage died in an Uliuois poor house tho head just above tho nose at a Mr James Perdue an old soldi r range of 500 yards The skull was residing at Monroe Mich waaaeverely shattered as if it had been an egg afflicted with rheuamtism but received shell and the bullet buried itself in prompt relief from pain by using the embankment where it was dug out Ohamberlaina Pain Balm He says later as bright and perfect as when it At times my back would acne bo bad- ¬ ly that I could hardly raise up If I was placed in the rifle Other bullets iwrbwtvcrtat had not gotten reliel I would not be pierced tho skull and splintered tho to write these few lines Cham bono in radiating lines The bullets here berlains Pain Balm has done me a also tore tho bones of the legs into gieat deal of good and I feel very splinters thankful for it For sale by R C According to tho opinion of those Hardwick Druggist present tho test showed that at any Two Through Trains Daily Running Pullman Vestibule Sleeping Speaker Reed had toreverso him distance under 1000 yards the rifle L and Dining Card Nashvillo to Chicago throws a missilo which rends human 12 HOURS NASHVILLO TO CHICAQO self to shut out a Cuban resolution Human Bones Fired Various Distances Now is the tin e to provide yourself and family with a bottle of Cbambei barlains Co ic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a safeguard against an at tack of bowel complaint during the summer months It costs but 25 cents and is almost sure to be ueded before the summer is over This remedy never fails eveu ij the most severe ciises aud is in fact the 011 preparation that can always be de pended upon When reduced with vutor it is nleasaut to take Fur sale migrants ray t Tn Pullman Palace Cars fins B A 11 kl i wm ij iff 3 II 1M Mothers will fiud Chamberlains Cough remedy especially valuable for croup and whooping cough It will give prompt relief and is eae and pleasunt We have sold it foi several years and it has never failed to give tho most perfect satisfaction G W Richardson Duquesnes Pu Sold by R C Hardwick druggist IX 1 Women WINTERSMITHS value Use It and you will have a clear complexion arid better health CASTOR A UUXV1W7ttr vvnttzw a Nut at All trvr lew Tho neanut is said hv thn dnnnrt- ment of agriculture to bo no nut at all but a pea with a shell around it BUCHU s 0 8 HERE AND THERE ftI jQoykinJNtUe letttrtcRitm Capl Johu Feland who has un dertaken tho work of reorganizing tho Latham Ltght Guards has already euliBted the1 following young men Gano Bullard McFuriaud Blakoiuore J Miller Clark Horace Coudy Joo G Douoldsou A H Eckloe W N Gnithor Chas E Graves W H Hester Stauloy Long T E Ovorshiner Robt C Payne Guy Starling John Stites Thos J Tandy T O Van Cleve Leslie Waller Kobt O West Wm A Wiley Win li wickb das Ten or twelve others A Young Jr have applied for membership and their applications will bo acted upon ino xniru uegimuui in a lew ciays IKItSONAt UOSSII ivfe 6 Kf Grape bags for salo at thid office Whon in pain uso Sloans lini ment nnd kill it Sold by Elgin Sow your sorghum Dr E N Fruit Dentist offico over City Bank Hopkinavillo Ky Bring ou your Juno apples and Juno bugs A full line of Sloans remedies on sale at Elgins drug store The opening ball at Cerulean of which Springs will bo given on Juno 18th will go into encampment near Louis Young high graded Jersey calf villa from July 6 to 12 would includo this company Itr- - and inspect the exhibits The Excelsior Steam Laundry is now ready for business and your All new patronage is solicited machinery and perfect work guran G A Hille Prop teed Mrs D F Snrths ons music class gave a most enjoyable entertainment at the Ooera House Friday night Mrs Sinithson is an excellent teacher and the proficiency shown by her pu pils gave evideuce of the very thor ough manner in which they have been instructed jRev H C Morrison is again expected to hold it meeting of ten days in this city beginning io morrow The proposed meeting has been postponed once or twice befoiobut uiless there is scui9 unforseen hindrance Dr Morrison will arrive tomorrow The meeting will bo held in Moayous hall At tho regular m etuig of the Ever green Lodge No 38 K of P Thurs day night the following officers were elected James 0 Cook C C E A Cotrell V C J D MorriH Prelate of W Dr H LF Atkinson A MGrand Lodge Cenro Tandy Mat sentativeR J C Buolmer L H Da vis Jouttt H nry en I W C Wright The examination of applicants for certificates to tench in tho city schools will be held Friday and Saturday June 4 and 5 in the Clay Street build ing Superintendent Livingatouu Mc Cartney Judgfl Joe McCanoll aud J I Luudos a e the exam nars Those who take the examination must be present at 830 Friday morning Mr S L Hnrd of the Concord dslnct is a Democratic candidate forjaileof Ch isliau county Mr Hord a few yeiun ago hud bcth his hand- cut oiF at tho wrists but he still makes his living by mnuuttl labor and is qualified to fill tho office be seeks with the assistance of other members of his family He has always been a Democrat but is very popular with tho voters of all parties muLumanansviaii Tho graduates reception at Bethel Female College Friday night was one Tho coldest May Biuce 1871 passed of tho most enjoyable entertainments ever given in that old and popular ininto history last night stitution Tho parlors and halls were First class second hand saw mill beautifully decorated with flowers rig for salo at a bargain Apply to J and ferns and refreshments of tho T Ezell Crofton Ky most delicious character were served The Beveu gradSee A W Pylo the furniture man during the evening for hnrcaitiH in sideboardfa Six dif uates -- MiBses Josephine Hatcher Eula Lam ferent styles and cuts just insee thorn Elizabeth Jackson sufficiently Georgia Mitchell Evie NbbIi Nettie Dr T W Gardiner has and Susie White were as recovered from his recent illness to Shanklin receiving by Mrs Edmund He will tjo to Dawson sisted in Mrs W be out again Harrison E Harrison Mrs Springs this week to spend a few days Hoge Mrs Chalkley aud Misses For Sale Jersey cow gives four Greer Slaughter Smith and Harri orallnna a Aav nnH llRlfor Cfllf S IOi son without calf S35 Address A M Mrs Murphy aged 85 years mother Henry Newstead Ky of Mr Ben Murphy near Canton As soon as your grapes are as large Trigg county was fatally burned a as buckshot they are ready to be bag few days ago While alone in her ged To got the best results bag room the old ladys clothing becamo ignited from a log fire ana before them early Webb is the man you want to see help came she was so badly burned when you want a buggy for little that death followed after a very short Medical period of intenso agony money assistance was called in just after the Baptist circle meetings were held accident but nothing could be done at South Union and West Mt Zoar to materially relieve the fearful suff churches Saturday ering Cadiz Telephone Webb will sell you a carriage Mrs Nancy on phaeton or buggy for les money the steamship Huston Banks sails St Paul from New than ever before Come and see York for Europe on June going Mrs Banks meets A license was issued Ned Torian to direct to London wed Lucy Bell Saturday The par- friends with whom she will visit ties are colored Paris and various places on tho conMr David Bourland is making tinent Owing however to certain preparations to erect a large business house at Croflon to take the place of the one recently destroyed by fire Mrs Dabneys art exhibit will be open to the public from 2 to 1030 p m at Bethel College to morrow The friends of tho college and other visitors are cordially invited to call fico for sale Apply at Kentuokian Mr and Mrs J E McPhorsou Wdut to Nnshvillo Saturday Miss Julia Veuablo is visiting friouus in Nashville Mr C R Huydou has roturued from ti trip to Florida Mr Fred Norton of New York is visiting his brothorMr WP Noitou Mr Huch McKee will leave this week to accept u position ou the Memphis Herald of Cadiz Mrs 0 A Chappoll passed through the city Friday on routo to Russollvillo to mako a visit Rev J D Frasor and wife nnd daughter of Cadiz aro visiting relatives near Lafayette Mrs Rebecca Vaught of Hartford j ivy IS visiting uer Biaier iura Dillmun on West 18th street Mrs W L WhiteBides and little sou Walker are visiting relatives in Scottville Ky Lieut 0 SRadford after a months furlough returned to Washington IT F Reiisliaw aKsvA Furniture and Undertaker iWWtk ttuaeWJf VXantirM Ill THOMPSONS OLD STAND a Saturday Miss Willie Radford and Mrs 0 S Radford will goto Nashville to mako a visit Mr Frank J Ort loft for Chicago Friday to mako his home in the future Miss Floronco Orndorff of Russoll ville returned homo Friday after a visit to Mrs Geo E Gary Dr T W Blukoy baa been quite sick for several days at hia home on South Main He is threatened with pneumonia Dick Boydof DennisonTexas who has been visiting relatives here for a week will leave for his home in the Lone Star State to morrow Hon ical Ills which vanish before propor ef forts gentle efforts pleasant off olts- rightly directed There is comfort s tho knowledge that eo many forms of sickness aro not duo to any actual dis ¬ ease butBimply to a constipated condi ¬ tion of the system which tho pleasant family laxative Syrup of Figs prompt- ¬ ly removes That la wliv It Is the onlv remedy with millions of families and Is everywhere esteemed so highly by all who value good health Its beneficial effects aro due to the fact that It is the one remedy which promotes internal cleanliness without dobllltating tho organs on which it nets It is thcreforo all Important in order to get Its bene ficial effects to note when you pur-¬ chase that you have the genuine arti- ¬ cle which Is manufactured by the Cali fornia Fig Syrup Co only and sold by all reputable druggists If in the enjoyment of good health and the system Is regular laxatives or other remedies are then not needed If afflicted with any actual disease one may be commended to tho most skillful physicians but If m need of a laxative one should have the best and with the well informed everywhere Syrup of Figs stands highest and is most largely ksed and gives most general satisfaction With a better understanding of the nature of tho many phys Gladness Comes New Stock Best Goods and LOWBST PEXOIDS Now and Elegant Funeral Car for tho Undertaking Department Dick Everett- - a Practical Undertaker of 20 years experience has charge of this branch of our business V Give us a call orPICK P1IONKC7 4 No 8 Main Street HOPKINSVILLE KY 107 T 26 Up YEARS IN MkmiiMMHMiHMnMnHMnHn home ritoNR VH3bJtiPj SAME OLD STAHO Op DILIGENCE Stairs in Henry Block Opera House COUKTEST X CJzxyou will Sell and do it if you will come and see m larce Btock pfj FURNITURE AND KINDRED BRANCHES My oxpeuseB aro light asl am up Btairs and I will mnknit see mo fuy you to come and Undertaking iu all its prepared to do branches I am also u practical EIUBALBXER- - liefer you to those that have seen my work j -- A W- - PYLE tJd k es5ttajblisi iei MKr IMKAM wftMttntWJfrartmai iist iss2 VfAi H ii nWi IMm M MATR1MONIAI fHMf fcl lth there will go on to Washington to resume his duties He will remain this time until Congress adjourns Mrs John R Kitchen has returned from a lengthy visit to relatives in R Beach Dr popular Juo D Clard will leave for dentist Jno Miss HattietheKeuciiick and morning and from Frankfort this tCf liPwr lKOq U Aif 9 Ry firace of a fortably Mrt aisi com- ¬ You are enabled to dress stylishly and daintily By grace of the progressive policy of this store you are en- ¬ the attractive daughter of Mr and Mrs JC Keudrickwill be married at 8 p m June 1G at the Presbyterian church Clarkaville Tiroes License was procured hero Monday for the marriage of John W M PPool and Miss Mary A Pierce They are aged respectively 15 and 14 years The wedding occurred Tuesday at the home of the bridos par ents Air and Mrs T C Pierce in tho country Princeton Bunuer Miss Lillie Waller will be married June 9 to Dr E A Chattiu of Earl ington Kentucky The ceremony will be performed at tho residence of Mr J H Anderson the brides brothbr in law It will be an aftor uoon weduiug ami a very brilliant af fair Miss Waller is one of Hop kinsvilles most accomplished youug ladies Dr Chattiu is a prominent and successful physician of Eariing Importer and Manufacturer of Marble AND Granite Monuments TABLETS ETC Clarksville SUCCESSORS TO Mr F M WHITLOW of Hopkinsville Ky Tenn is my solicitor iUfnfiTniiuiinmiiiMMMiwumii i im JRREEVE8 J K TWYMAN E Iandle a full Line ol IOISS It J J- Ohoice Staple and tou abled to purchase the newest in this line at a trifling cost Stylisli Perfect VmaoE CAMBPELL Fitting Garments From 48c up A88ETT Sc CO literary commissions the greater part of her stay abroad will be in London Mrs Banks returns to New York about the middle of September Morganfield Suu A News sayn Miss Campbell ia one of tho bright est of Paducahs daughters and hus h host of friends She has traveled ex tensiveJy and it was on one of her ex tensive tours south that she met Mr Virgoe about live years ago He came to Kentucky soon ufterwards t see Miss Campbell but this is his only trip to Paducah withiu the prst three years He is an Englishman naviug Deeu in America only six Campbell daughter of Judge Jame G AO Ciuipbell of Paducah will be mar ried at 11 oclock to day to Mr W hi TELEPHONE 11 nr Virgoe of tho City of Mexico The luiiitMiiiWLMwrtitaiaiwwytiMMtiiMir rml twmaNMVtim9XMJKtt Miss Bessie JPJR THE LOWEST rVE US A Fancy G roceiies ALL y XJncqucUed IXicililtei HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF THE lYiTtbTinofi C3iri Year BOOK KEEPING LIEGE KENTUCKY PENMANSHIP ETC LOUISVILLE SHORTHAND TELEGRAPHY Contains Valuable Information to those detlrlng to Learn for Locating Orcuhialet in Zifcratlve Situation RDtGS Vfy LOW years Llewellyn Post No 200 colored G 11 held services yesterday aud decorated the graves of colored sol diers buried in East Hill cemetery Appropriate exercises were held at urieudsnip nan auu at i o clock a parade was formed headed by the Band in which Sons of Veterans many of tho societies participated At the cemetery memorail services were held and at night an entertain ment was given ut Friendship Hall Opera House Friday night The puils taking part were Misses Barbour ietrich Prowae Pool Edwards Shniloiu Smithson Long West Fax Cohen ou Harned Edmundsou Pyle Tandy Catlett Cluster Bonn Cushmiin Ellis Brownell and Carter A good ciowd was in attendance sons music class was given at the Tho auuual recital of Mrs Smith Virginia She waB accompunied home by Mrs M E Kitchen of Windsor Va who will spend some time with the family of her sou Miss Addio Hardin of Bowliug Green will return home to day after a visit to Mrs Geo E Gary She will be accompanied by MisB Lilliau Gary The following delegates will represent Christian county at the Frank fort convention to morrow JD Ulardy Geo V Green F B Richardson Jouett Henry J C Duffy aud ChaB M Meacham They left this morning Messrs Geo E Gary W S Da vison Ino T Edmunds Walker Wood R S Gary G H Stowe R W Stowe and W D Stowe will leave to morrow morning for Geigers Lake iu Union county to spend the balance of the week in fishing They will take a camping outfit and a cook along with them Mr Virgoo makes his home iu the City of Mexico where he has charge of ouo of the largest mining concerns at that point He is the personal representative of one of tho biggest English syndicates operating in this country He is a young man of fine business qualifications and has mado n magnificent success in America Immediately after the marriage the couple will leave for New Orleans where they will spend several days before going to Mexico where they will make their home Iu the full they will make an extended visit to Mr Virgoes home iu Eugland A Call for GiiiisOaiGomiy Bonds Iou1h outstanding against Christian county Kentucky and which said bonds are of date July 1st lli7 nnd d uer unci payabo July 1st 1897 urn horoby called in for pay mtiiit and cancellation and all interest on same will be stopped and dis continued ou and after the said 1st day of July 1897 Holders and owners of said bonds are ordered and directed to present said bonds to the City Bank of Hopkiusvillo Ky for payment on tho said 1st day of July 1897 Done by order of the Christian County Fiscal Courtthis the 10th day All Are you looking for an Easter nest ltomnutlo lUiirrliiBe telegram received at Corbin Ky announces the marriage in Canadian of April 1897 A DKATUS GAimoTT Mrs Bennie McRao Garrott wife of Mr P B Garrott of this city died yesterday morning of blood poisoning Mrs Garrott was 35 yearB old and a very estimable lady She leaves a huBband and six small children the youngest being Please see who gets the laundry from your front door There is d wagon in town representing an Evansville laundry which has gotten work from several of our cohtoraerB who thought they were giving to the Hopkiusvillo Steam Laundry Hence this notice only n week old T L Metcalfe COLORED 9i VfeSsV MS Mr Geo W Metcalfe having com ¬ pleted his contract to canvass a cer t tin territory for tho Deoriug Com pany has accepted n similar position wiili the McCormick Company und is in OUiu county this weok Mr Met-mlf- in a fiiNt uIubh salesman and hia Heiviciti aio always in domaud Tim Modern Jlcuuty ft Absolutely Pure CelebrMed for its great leavening strength and hoaltlifuliiess Azures the food gninBt uiuui nnd all forms thu cheap of adulteration comnn y brands t JJOYAt BAKlNQPOWDin CO NEW TOMf Thrives on good food und sunshine with plenty of exercise in thu open nir Her form glows with health and her face blooms with its beauty If her system needs tho clea using of a Jnxative remedy she uses tlio gentle aud pleasant Syrup of Figs Mado by the California Fig Syup Company tor Nonais The wife of Nathan Norns died iu the city Sunday of cancer aged 35 yoars Tho Century for June has its high lights the subject of Queon Victoria upropos ot the celebration of this mouth and the work of tho sculptor St Gaudens apropos of tho dedication of the Shaw Memorial in Boston The most complete pictorial record of the work of St Gaudens yet made is hero published in u group of papers by Edward Atkinson W A Coffin nnd T W Higgiuson Besides three full pago reproductions of tho Shaw Memorial there are twenty nine pieces of sculpture by St Gaudens shown in the articles There is also a sketch of the life of Colonel Shaw by tho editor and an editorial ou tho sculp¬ ¬ Texas of Miss Alice Dizney one of f Jno W Brenthitt tho most popular young ladies of Geo H Myors Grays Knox county Ky to Mr Commissioners Thos M Barker Clnrenco Vnnness a wealthy stock OthoH Anderson raiser and owner of Canadian Quito n little romauce hi attached to the marriage Six years ago Miss Diz ney more for fuu than anything else advertised for a gentleman correspondent Among the Jarge number of replies received was one from Mr Vauuess and Miss Dizney chose to favor him with her letters The cor respondence has been kept up constantly for six yearB and a short time ago n proposal of marriage came from Mr Vanuess Ho wob ac cepted and then plans were ar Moth Balls Packing Camphor Honranged whereby the marriage could take place without the knowledge duras Sarsaparilla Disenfectauts of of Miss Diznoys parents She haH a all kinds and a complete line of brother living in Oklahoma and it Elastic Cottage Paint was decided that bIio should make him a isit Accordingly she left her home ut Grays ou May 13th ostensi White Load Linseed Oil aud Tur bly to visit h brother nnd none of pentine aud family p ints her relatives suspected anything un Come to See Us Seasonable in DRUGS oodsSi of good things for a substantial and dainty meal Then come to our store where wo have provided all the delicacies of the sensiou in our line and will have tho freshest of now laid duck gooso or hens eggs to dye for your Easter breakfast and sweetest C butter and freshest Fish of all kinds vegatables E B CLARK GROCERS CO Wholesale and Retail Main street sf m 1 I Ilemingr Merchant Tailor Fashionable suits mndo to ordjjr Ladies Cleaniug aud Repairiug tailoring nlno done r FIFTH STREET MOORE BLOCK HOPKINSVILLE KY usual until the telegram announcing her marriage The bride and groom had never mft until tho day of their marriage Tho groom is tho owner of GOO acres of fine land Tho shortage in Frances wheat crop is estimated at 61250000 buBh els JOCOOK NFAR NINTH ST 1IIAKMACV DEPOT hk N L i ¬ Indian Games and Light Brahmas Winners In ten shows KKgaJfor Jiatobiug 1300 por 18 50o per 10 Scavenger wHIgfK Jlalf price after J ay 30th J T Hall city scavenger can be QHw reached by tol phono at any time Death to Lice anil other Poultry Buppllea NoJ The flood of the Rio Grande by the Lou F Biggs of Henderson counbreak nt E Paso Tex destroyed ty committeu suicide with laudanum 3250000 worth of property Call CARL C MOORE f OR SALE Ilopklnpville Ky V

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