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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 15P9 sM 1 o irniTinrriiriinrrHriHfiir W KJr J A 5 JxpkmtiilW Hmtatkiim HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY FRIDAY JUNE 111897 NO CHATTEN WALLER VOLXI 4S 0REAM OF NEWS A NO MORE A BOOKS TO t y Will biy genuine imported black cutaway Clay Worsted Suit m 750 These suits will be IT IS NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN HAS IT Jail Delivery nt Klkton Pembroke Post i master Kicked by n Mule Petit rors Graves Decorated Host Notable Society Event Wednesday Afternoon The wedding of Miss Lillie Crawford Waller to Dr Edward A Chatten SUCCESSFUL SESSION BROUGHT A CLOSE- - J11- Good weight made up well in a round or square cut sack or ft 3 button m Vr All Sizes 34 to 44 r WORTH f- 1000 Sure as soon as the new tariff goes through BUY ONE NOW J H Anderson PANTS worth S400 for 225 worth 300 for 199 worth 200 for 125 pants 99 150 for Co PANTS A PANTS If You Wear Them Look at These prices P Mens all wool oants Mens all wool pants Mens all wool pants Mens cotton and wool worth Mens mole skin pants worth 100 for Mens heavy cotton pants 100 for worth Mens cottonade pants for N 69 69 49 WE Wilt SAVE YOU MONEY ON PANTS 33is CJO PETREE Scthe Boot Siia of VSe Grive You m m m m Hi Hi Hi Hi TTHERE are several ways of doing m One is to put off WhatYouAskFor business 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 Now a Daysa one wants to pay exorbitant prices for first class goods We are way down on prices and know that yon cannot find a better class of goods in the state We wouldbe glad to have you call and examine our stock of No m m m m m Ml ill Ifjyou do ndt want to buy it makes no difference we want to show you what we have ii a M Ui No 207 South F A YOST Main St GO opposite Winfrce Bros zj jy The commencement exercises ofC South Kentucky College thia week ended with a very successful perfor- Â¬ mance Wednesday evening at the Opera House i Kicked Uyiv 11 or so On Tuesday evening there occurred au oratical contest iu tho College Ex Policeinan Sam Walker was kicked iu the sido by uhorse Tuesday chapel at which tho following pro Â¬ arid quite badly hurt gram was carried out The animal 1 Piano Duet had on no shoes and Mr Walkeis Valse De Fleurs lite was thus saved stood Rummel MisseB Girod andManson- The ceremony was performed by 2 Oratorical contest Stuck JJarn llurncd DrC H Nash of the baptist church The Events of a Day G C Long jr L C Glenn a Tcdd county farmer in his usual impressive and polished The Moors of Spain W B Blakemores sutniued the loss of a fine stock style The Unrighteous Man R C More- About fifty or more relatives and bum by fire The bam contained Jield forty barrels of corn hay farming intimate friends of the contracting Kingdoms of Crowns H C Beazley implements wagons harness etc parties were present by invitation One Idea O B Powell 3 Piano Solo Blattein in WindeJ The loss is estimated at 100 with no arid tho congratulations and expressions of good will were general and Bohm Miss Katie Manson insurance heartfelt 4 Song Flight of Ages Bevan New Postmaster For 1einbroke There were no attendants the bride Miss Mary Willis and groom being preceded by the A large lot of fourth class postmas5 Pianp Solo La ters were appointed Wednesday four UBhers Messrs Lewis Waller Warren Miss Hazsl Girod John Waller William Trice and 6 Silent Drill S K C Cadets Among the number was C E Mann Stephen Trice Jr The decision of the judee in the for the Pembroke office in this coun After the ceremony Dr and Mrs oratorical contest was in favor S Mr ty to succeed Miss Smith Mr Mann Chatten took the 513 train for Nash- Beazlev N Railroad agent at Pem ville to visit tho Centennial is the L after ibllows- On Wednesday eveniner broke and is agood business man which they will return to Earliugton lowing program was given thethe Op- Â¬ at Central City also got a new postmas- and go to housekeeping on Main era House a large crowd being presr ter in the person of J K Freeman street ent Dr Chatten is a prominent and 1 Prayer Veil ou Ills Ileiicl highly esteemed physician in tho 2 Piano Duet Poet and PeaV As Mr R C Pace of Herndon prime of mature manhood He ant Von Suppe Miss E Donald Â¬ was returning home laBt Monday af was a widower and has two children son and G VV Pooler ternoon the mule attached to his by his former marriage 3 Salutatory W Barnett Blake The bride is a representative of one more buggy became frightened Lat a dog i Vocal Duet Evermore Car and ran away Tne lines broke and ot Hopkinsvilles best families She Mr Pace was thrown violently to the iB a graduate of Bethel Female Col- afa Miss May WilliB and Mrs ground and rendered unconscious lege and is a joung lady of the highest Pooler 5 Essay The Influence of the lor some time Ue fell on his head accomplimeuts especially in music and his scalp was cut and badly which she has made a study for Borne American Women iJpou the Repub- Â¬ bruised His right arm and hand years She was elegantly attired in lic Miss Ella Shadoin a handsome traveling dress that was Weber-L6 Piano Rondo Brillante were also injured very becoming iszt Miss Ellen D Donaldson Escaped to Tennessee 7 Class Prophecy Frank D Rash THE ADVANCE ACENT 8 Song A warrant has been sworn out LaFavo- M3 Fernando G10 Bottesini Mrs GW rita against Allen Dade the negro who Of Prosperity Now In Nashville Seeing Pooler shot Leo Radford also colored at 9 Valedictory Thos C Van Cleve The Centennial Beverly luet Saturday night When 10 Presentation of Diplomas Washington June 8 All the ar an officer went cut to inak the arrest 11 Class Song Adapted it was found that Dade had Bkipped rangements for the Presidents trip to Diplomas were then awarded tor It is believed that he crossed the line Nashville have been completed the following class of graduates Tennessee The wounded man into Degree B W of A The party will arrive at Hot Barnett was reported alive yesterday but the Blakemore Frank D Rash and L Springs Va at 7 p m to morrow chances are against his recovery Ella Shadoin and remain ther until 11 oclock Degree of B L Mary W Buch-Confederate Dead Honored Thursday morning They go thence ner Marguerite Davis Dora Leicb- Yesterday was the Decoration Day by the way of Louisville andBowling hardt Eloise Nelson and John P of the Confederate Veterans The Green arrive atNashvilleat 730 a m Bishop They will leave Nashville Degree of B S Germaine Cruro- Bivouac formed at Moayons Hall at Friday on the return trip at 7 p m Saturday baught Leiia O Diueuid and Thos- zou in tne atternoon ana neaaed a procession of carriages to the cemetery evening The following is a list of C Van Cleve Graduate of music Ellen Doug- Â¬ where after some Bimple ceremonies the party The the graves ot the Confederate dead Sexton PresidentMrs McKinley Mrs lass Donaldson were strewed with flowers There L Bates Mrs Mckinleys aunt Dr N COURT NEWSthe Presidents physician was no formal address but some Airs Bates steward of the White young people were called upon for House maid Secretary and Mrs Oae Weeks Doings In the Circuit Cou- rtrecitations The weather was fine Porter Secretary One Convict and a good crowd was on hand to Secretary and and Mrs Sherman Mrs Alger Miss Commonwealth cases of minor in- Â¬ honor the memory of the dead Frances Alger Postmaster General terest have claimed the attention of List of Petit Jurors and Mrs Gary the Misses Gary the court this week tleury Following is a list of the petit Secretary and Miss Wilson Pension col charged with malicious Cameale Bhooting Commissioner Evans Gen Charles jarors drawn for this term of circuit A Grosvenor the Hon Joseph was tried and one P penitentiary given fined year in the Also 25 and 10 court Smith director Bureau of American K P Fruit F M Chilton W E Republics Master Smith son of the clays in jail for carrying a pistol Leslie Oldham charged with Adcock Cave Johnson M A Fritz Hon Joseph P Smith and Mr F C shooting young Littlefield at How- Â¬ Private ell was tried and M A Littlefield T J Haddock T Squires Secretary Algers acquitted Secretary aud twenty three newsJ Powers P ESherrillJ R Haw Ben Henderson selling liquor with- Â¬ kins col E VV Walker P V Carter paper men representing the Associated out license fined 25 and costs Press aud the leading newspapers of k M Alder B H Harrison Jim Louis Weathers col carrying con- Â¬ Phelps col C E Oliver Luke Crick the country cealed deadly weapon 25 and 10 D F Mabrey R P Claxton Jno L days iu jail The Latham Light Uuurda Moseley C S Coleman D A Means Link Morrison robbery Will Wag-Â¬ Company D was re organized Tues Hiram Smith col WHSchwartz oner col c c d w Bud Chamber Mack Denton W H Sizemore R L day night and the following officers and Annie Cayce fornication Tom Boulware J S Johnsou col C P elected and appointed Davie col aud others gaming P Nolen and J W Knight col John Feland Jr Captain Thos J Buckner aud others gaming and Jtloro Graduates Next Week Tandy 1st Lieut Root C Payne Ceasar Roach col uttering forged The closing exercises of the Hop 2nd Lieut Harry Auderson Orderly check were continued The cases of Sonny Cross breach Sergeant Geo W Phelps McFar kiusville Public Schools high school laud Blakemore Stanley Long Jno of peace Jim Fields hogstealing department will be held on Thurs Wiufree Sergeants J G Donaldson and Beverly Sergeant c c d w weru day of next week the 17th iust at C E Graves Leslie Waller Will dismissed The indictment against the Hop the Opera House There are eleven Wiley Corporals Robt C West graduates this year as follows Jam Commissary Sergeant T C Over kinsville Nashville and Brndshaw ison McPhorsou Daniel Young Wil shiner Armorer John McDaniel turnpike was dismissed Phil Tandy c e d w fiued 26 liam Blytho and Misses Betsy Blake Drummer and 10 days iu jail more Ada Braden Annie Todd Kellv meeting at 1rult 11111 Two of the purtiea indicted for bat Nell Donaldson Maude Canslor Mary Starling Myrtie Lawson and Susie Fruit Hill Ky Juno 8 Rev C F ting on the election presented par Â¬ Cox This will be the seventh grad Dykemauof Winona Minn will con dons from the Governor aud th ou sts woro dismissed The other twa uating olajs since the high school de duct a series of meetings at Fruit were fined S100 aud costs each partment wbb added Hill beginning on Thursday uight Will The Itucket Stock June 10th and continuing ovor Sun guilty Richardson c c d w uot The invoice of the attached stock day Rilda Rhodes col aud others The box at Poplar Grove of the Racket Store was finished Wed school housosupper place was large bawdy house not guilty of that Lsm Davis selling liquur to uiiijuu nesday by Messrs Bassett Clark and ly attended by thu young people of two cases not guilty Frankel the appraisers The stock that vicinity Eph Poston renting hoiwe fur was invoiced at 80000 aud AppraisJull Delivery In Todd bawdy house dismissed ed at two thirds of its value 20000 The court appointed Sheriff Davis The orders of the court are now Lewis Jenkins who Btolo au overtemporary receiver for the Racket awaited to see what disposition will coat and Henry Williams who Btole stock until further order be made of the stock Ah early de 25 from a traveling man at Guthrie in the matter is expected aud The Bob Coleman murder cusp was cision it is believed that some one will buy both broke out of the Elkton jail called yesterday afternoon This case the Btock aa a whole aud work it off Weduosday night aud are Btill nt has been tried twice boforo The first trial was a mistrial and the Bocond where it now is Mr J H Kugler largo Both colored A new resulted iu a life senteuce lato owner of the Racket haa not yet Will Rowe ongineor on the L N hearing was granted and tho case is annouueed his bilsiuess plans for tho future but there ia a generally ex train is tho father of twius u boy and now being tried for the third tirao killiuj pressed desiro that ho may be able to a girl Tho event occurred at Howell Coleman is charged with Ind Monday night where hisfamily another uogro at a festival near Oalc resumo business in this city lives Ho has been receiving tho con Grove last year Auother Ohip mob was barely balk gratulatioiiB of his railroad friends all The grand jury is at work but no ed of its proy at Batnvln Wednesday the week indictments have been returned yet 5 Tobacco Plant Thieves Two plant bedB belonging to Mr Herbert Cox of Gracey were raided by thieves Monday and all of the plantB were carried off j Wednesday afternoon at 4 oclock was fn affair of exceptional brilliancy Tho handsome parlors and dining room in tho spacious residence of Mr Jas H Anderson at 603 South Main Btreet the brideB homewere elegantly and elaborately decorated with ever greons ferns and flowers The din ing room in which the ceremony vyas performed was decorated with ferns in which were entwined a profusion of white lilies appropriate to the brides name The handsome chan- Â¬ delier was converted iuto a marriage bell of lilies under which the couplo Oratorical Contest Tuesday KlgM The Graduating Kxerclses Werintv dar livening JFeto-Des-Fe- MfcNM v iillViljtlMilliilw RF ifjopkitifliHlU ftentttdttart A ODRIODS WILL OASE fc f HE HAD TOO MUCH OHEEK And a Voracious Young Woman R lioved Him of a Por Ion John Savoy of lied Oak In has forevor eschewed womankind mainly becauso a cannibalistic specimen of womankind recently chewed Savoy It seems that the fostivo John was on his way to pastures now in Okla Shortly after his arrival ho homa encountqred afi apparently friohdly famine and together they wcnuctl their way to a wine room After in dulging somowhat in tho flowing domanded soma bowl tho lady coin This John was not willing to Oh you dear you darling give you duck now I just know you aro going to ante up arent you queried tho new found friend to which John WOULD BRAND 1 THIEVES Cupid the Beggar tho How rove fcocs ro e 4 Testator Was Insano and Hl Did Not Know It Friends H Zt t l II i A 1 puazling to psychologists which Hias never censed to recur since wills lasted and mental capacity has boon A shrewd man 6 qlosoly studied a who nus nccumuiuieu business small fortune and is perfectly able to ntako caro of it makes a will which on the faco of it shows no trace of in Â¬ firmity in tho testator His solicitor ecs him in the course of preparing tho will and thinks his client entirely sano Ho often meets his client aft--the will is executed and ho sees no reason to consider anything seri- Â¬Â¬ ously amiss with his mental condOf one delusion the notion ition 3iarbored by his client Mr Hounsoll ihai he was tho son of tho late Lord Onslow the solicitor became aware But later Mr Hounsoll said that ho liad forgotten about it and ho left on his solicitor the impruslion that he was sensible shrewd and level cr it but Tho pronto court one of tlioso cases plain to lawyers hns luul boforo There waa roently introduced in the Kentucky legislature u bill firovld- ng for the branding of all burglars who were committed to tho penal Insti Â¬ tutions of the state Tho measure di rcoU that oil such convicts shall litwc tho letter B branded on both chechs during their incarceration The pur pose of tho father of the bill is to sepa Â¬ rate crlmlnnls from honest men Its probable fate is n problem It has mahy pupportens And many enemies Chief among the latter nre tho optimists who bo llove that crimln is can and will reform under properln fiuences and circumstances In such instances they claim tho branding Pconltnr III Novr Pcnillni Kentucky LcRlntoturc 1 897J THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT W jdhK little kindly a beff or a How many women turn treatment their fellowl They cive freelv Immediately upon celebrated tihuljbtiito of their time pCHkeOhlo southwestern f Uand alts springs are situated Ky andW miles eastthe Chesa of Iadu iCi nillos wesiof Louisville and attention enliK to fashion or TtiKARGAMA UOlMn I new neatly furnished with capacity of entertaining 800 per social pleas sons Tho owner ot the h tol aroand owners of the Bprlngfl and the nucats ot the Arcadia also ures but House ye free necui n tin St rings wlthuutextift oharge Invalids should remember that seem to re the months of June and Int ttt many advantage toporsons visiting the Springs The dry u t these cnrlngs Forpampitietctoappiy to Kard happy MiiuiiquiuMiiiitfuuiimnuiajir a M iiOLKMAK XJProprl wifehood and motherhood as a mere second ary considera- tlou V bncVft on the little ARCADIA HOUSE DAWSON Hopkins County KENTUCKY These DAWSON SPRINGS no lioaded TVhon however his papers were ex amined at his death it was found that liismind had long been honeycombed lie with gross and wild delusions believed that he was related to the late Lord Onslow and ho had been engaged in voluminous correspoud tjnee on this subject with members sand public men of all sorts lie was muder the impression that he had had quarrel with Prince Christian nnd tUwt many members of the aristocracy iiad set their minds upon his not ob- Â¬ taining the Onslow estates until he apologized His life had been saved lid believed by a favorite horse which never failed to lash out at those who would have murdered him His de of the royal family prime ministers a lusions seemed to have increased and Of Lord Salisbury he multiplied wrote In He sto members of the royal family vpenned letters to the queen and tho prince of Wales asking pardon for supposed offenses and he believed rthat attempts were being made to 3ring about a marriage between him self and Miss Mary Anderson JLor jears it was clear he had har JboTed the rankest and grossest de lusions but he had kept them locked Rarely were those ip in his breast about him permitted to detect what -were it is now revealed his abiding We do not wonder that fantasies - Sir Francis Jeune refused to recog- nize lfhn will of Mr Ilounsell from vono point of view a sensible man of liusiness from another a hopeless lu- Â¬ natic Nor is it to be doubted that sthe president did wisely in refusing vto order payment out of the estate o the cost ox executors who nau c- Â¬ olore them a mass of correspondence ifiill of unequivocal marks of insanity The interest in the case is that in another letter he remarked I have been informed that 1 am related I am told he is my cousin Nit replied in Iowa parlance Thereupon tho maiden quietly and without any fuss bit a good sized chunk out of Johns cheek and spat it on the floor after which she im mediately took her departure to parts unknown John was inconsiderate enough to yell when ho felt those pearly teeth going through his buc- Â¬ cinator muscle with the result that he was promptly ejected by the bar Â¬ tender John reheated but pres- Â¬ ently reappeared with reinforce- Â¬ ments in the person of a policeman A KENTUCKY IDEA A bravo charge was made on the ob- Â¬ How a Branded Thief Would Look bartender and the lost streperous It Would pre piece of anatomy was finally recov- Â¬ would be an outrage vent a man leadlnga decent honest life ered Carrying the gripsack in ono hand even if he wu3 so inclined It would and the detached piece of his jowl in nlsp they argue drive men to more desperate crimes after their release the other he sought the city dis- Â¬ for the brands would be a barrier to a Â¬ To Di Newcomb ho prof- life of anything save crime Of course pensary fered tho simple request that ho the mark would be valuable frequently should reunite the two parts of his as a means of identification For in cheek for he declared that they had stance if a Kentucky gentleman should a mutual attachment for each other be returning home in the early hours and disliked to bo separated Much from a sociable game of American as Dr Newcomb would have liked draw nt his club or some other little entertainment and should meet a to grant this favor ho was unable to trongc man in the hall carrying off do so owing to tho length of time the family plate and valuables all he that had elapsed since the playful would have to do to verify his suspicions caress of the departed maiden before that the man was a burglar would the man reached the dispensary In- Â¬ bo to look at his cheeks says the Now asmuch as this time was mostly con- Â¬ York Journal If the letter B stood sumed in an effort on Johns part to out branded on each side he need doubt convince the bartender of his right no longer The intruder is a thief andÂ¬ to prove his identity the state of Ken and title to the detached portion of tucky has burned in its affidavit that his anatomy John naturally feels ag- Â¬ thieving is his regular vocation grieved and departed for the Union On the other hand it Is not imposstation declaring his everlasting sible in these days of ingenuity and in hatred of women in general and St vention to circumvent the designs of All Dr New- Â¬ Providence in the form of the official Louis in particular comb could do was to sew up the hole brander of the state Skin grafting is an operation these days as in the mans cheek and thus enable as common of an aching molar and the the pulling him to express his feelings with prop- Â¬ released convict could nt n reasonable ne will be disfigured expense have the brand cut out and er emphasis for life St Louis Republic new skin grafted in its place And thu would the ends of justice be defeated SCIENCE OF THE MOSQUITO There nre arguments on both sides of Much Maligned Creature the the measureand the supporters of each That will toss them at each other with Friend of Humanity vehemence and earnestness when the There are four truths respecting bill comes up for passage the mosquito which modern science upon the health and physical soundness wnich are absolutely necessary to happy wifehood and motherhood Any weakness or disease of the delicate special organs of her sex totally unfits a wo man to be a wife or mother It is a womans primary duty to be strong and healthy in a womanly way Careful living and judicious treatment will certainly and completely eradicate these delicate complaints A complete and practical treatise on this subject with careful professional advice and suggestions for self treatment are contained in The Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser by R V Pierce M D chief consulting physician of the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo N Y This 1000 page illustrated book will be sent absolutely free for cost of mail- Â¬ -bound ing only 2i one cent stamps or cloth bound for 31 stamps Address Dr Pierce as above Dr Pierce has given a life time to the study of womens diseases and has had as wide a practicnl experience in this particular field as any living physician His Favorite Prescription is a perfect and scientific remedy for diseases of the feminine organs It is the only medicine devised for this particular purpose by an educated and skilled physician It is a positive and permanent cure as attested by more than ninety thousand grateful women Â¬ paper- the fit of a gown or the success of a dinner party but think they have no time to bestow trouble over They take end of M B SULLIVAN Misiville Teiin PRACTICAL PLUMBING GAS Estimates Solicited anA ToIoDhono 1560 W G WuEELEn STEAM FTTINGY g No 183 Nortli College Orders Promptly Attended To Street W H Faxon Wheeler Mills Tobacco Warehousemen Commission Merchants Go Grain Dealers Fire Proof Warehouse Liberal Advance on Consignments cor hussellville and r b sts Ky Hopkinsville AH Tobacco dent us Covered by Insurance s ubs cribe N VM KlEIViDIfcXOK Ac RUNYON THE PROPRIETORS OF WEEKLY LOUISVILLE DISPATCH A Central Tobacco Warehouse ClarksMill Term We Solicit the Patronage of All Who Have Tobacco to Sell Free Storage to Shippers STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER Cash Advances J Made on Consignments JAS D HEADLEY Jn Late ot Givens Headley Co v- C KENDRICK Salesman For For For For the the the the free coinage of silver Chicago platform Democratic nominees TOM P MAJOR Late of Clarksvlllolenn interest of the masses All the latest telegraphic news All the latest State news All the latest market reports Tobacco Warehouse INDErEEDKNTi TOM P MAJOR CO Props major 807 809 3 imany respects the testator was per fectly sane and mat tnc scope or tne -will was unobjectionable except so far as it passed over relatives Lon- Â¬ don Times SHE TALKED LATIN h A Dead Language That in Lives Again Boston Perhaps after all tho comic papers Imve some foundation in fact for their continued slurs under the guise of jokes as Boston women on account of their blue stocking proclivities I liad never believed that examples were common whon they made obtrusive Atse of their learning Yesterday in n Back Bay car there ivag an empty seat beside a young lady aridently of that much discussed class but who gave no outward ap- Â¬ pearance of it To be sure she had gold bowed eyeglasses out there was uo azure blue halo visible nor was she in any degree prim A young gentle Â¬ man evidently a stranger in town ivas about to take tho empty seat when the car gave a sudden start cau- Â¬ sing him to crowd tho lady Touchinghishat ho politely begged Iter pardon With a slight inclination ot tho head she replied Fas omno est I have no doubt my faco looked a little blank with astonishment but tho expression on that young mans oountenanco was a study A sort of siazed look came into his eyes as draw Â¬ ing a long breath which was almost a gasp he instinctively again touched Thank iiis hat and murmured jou but ho was manifestly in terror during tho balance of his ride That young man wont do a thing Suit toll stories of Boston women when Jho reaches home Boston Post Must Practice on Some One Else Frnulien Amalie I love you TIow often have you said the same hing to othor young ladies l swear to you you aro my first ovol No thank 0 just beginning Das Kloino Witzblatt you There iB ono striking difference otween tho alligator and tho croco Â¬ dile the alligator novor leaves fresh wator while tho orocodilo often goes to 6ta presumably in quest of an is Band which instinct tolls it is not very distant 1 has established First A mosquito cannot live in Un- Â¬ air free from malarial poison tainted air has the same effect on him as a healthy community on a doctor It deprives him of patients and he must go to less favored localities to practice his profession Second The lymph which flows through an automatic valve when it inserts its proboscis contains a mod- Â¬ ified germ of the malarial fever and according to the well settled law of inoculation tho introduction of the weak germ renders harmless a subsequent attack by the strong germ Third The mosquito never swallows Iranian blood It cannot Tho fact that its body becomes discolored and swells while probing is caused by the discoloration of the lymph in contact with the blood and the mus- Â¬ cular effort of inserting the probe Fourth A mosquito will never insert its lancet in a person not sus- Â¬ ceptible to an attack of malaria In this respect its sense is more accurate than the most skilled and experienced pathologist This also pioves not only its unerring instinct but that it never wounds unnecessarily Its thrusts are those of a skilled and hu Â¬ mane surgeon and even more un- Â¬ selfish for hope of a fee never quick- Â¬ ens him nor does tho malediction HAS HIS HANDS FULL The Tnslc Undertaken lir GreeceH Xevr Premier In Serloax Demetrius Ilalli the Grecian hero of the hour is by far the greatest man in Athens to day He has supplanted M Delyannis as premier and his counsels nre more respected among the populace than those of the king himself The truth is that Ralli suddenly arisen to power in the feverish feeling that now prevails in Greece stands first and foremost with the people and it is said that his commands are respected even at the palace itself Ilalli is the man to whom all Greece is looking atthe-pres- Correct market reports Correct court reports Reliable news reports Honest editorial policy THE WEEKLY LOUISVILLE DISPATCH AND THE Kentuckian one year for 230 Nos 805 and 811 West Main Street TOTJJSVILJL12 NAT GAITRER XiY JAMES WEST GAITHER TOBAGGO WEST MERCHANTS COMMISSION ATENT Patents Wanted Parties having inventions they with to pro tect should procure their patents through out agency Inventors Manual a book containing cost of patents mode of procedure etc and other information sent for 3c stamp OurlUt of patents wanted for which large sunn of money are offered sent with the Manual free Wo find purchasers for patents procured through our agency Branch offices in all th principal cities and in all foreign countries HopkmsvziUe Ky Liberal advunces made on Tobacco W S GOODWIN fil Four months storage Free WA PPOOL CERULEAN SPRINGS TRIGG COUNTY KY POOL Props GOODWIN This famous health and pleasure resoit the oldest in Western Kentucky Valley railroad 10 miles from Hopkinsville and 14 THE WORLDS O DEMETRITJS KALLI Tha New Prlmo Minister ot Greece B01 B07 PLUM ST CINCINNATI O Uo lure to mention this paper J Bailey Manager PROGRESS of his patient defer him in the ful- Â¬ fillment of his duty Remember then that tho presenco of a mosquito is an infallible sign that malaria is in tho air and that you are exposed to it and when you hear that well known but solemn noto of warning do not treat him as a foe but as a friend Boston Evening ent time to relieve It from its diffi culties Of these there ore not a few but the exuberant Greek mind is ready to turn to the first popular hero that presents himself Ilalli seized the op Â¬ Transcript Tailless Flabbits Biological society of Washington just issued Dr C II Merriam do scribes a very remarkable small short eared tailless rabbit whichhas recently been discovered on Mount Popocatepetl in Mexico at tho height of about 10000 feet This singular animal which instead of moving by leaps like an ordinary rabbit runs about on all fours in tho grass oftho mountain has boon named by Dr Merriam Itomorolagus Nolsom Tho claviolos in this now form are com- Â¬ plete and not imperfect as is usual in family Loporidac Birds That Live Long The ravon eagle parrot and swan njo contonarians tho latter some timos hung 130 voars In a part of tho proceedings of tho portunity of his life when the Delyannis ministry began to totter The Greeks like most other people are ever ready to receive a new administrator when the old seems n failure Italli feeling the popular pulse realized that the Greeks in spite of their reverses were for the continuation of the wur and he laid out a programme calculated to catch the public sentiment In the first place ho advised a rebuilding of the army so as to continue the war next he advised a strict discipline to maintain internal order so that the war might be continued All this met with the approval of the people Next he declared that the people had been betrayed nii Larissa which also met with popular approval and then he declared that n strict home government was necessary nnd that the Greeks must prepare for n desperate homo struggle which In every sense Is perfectly true Kalll docs not propose as he says to lead the people of Greece but to let the people of Greece lead lilin He declares ho shall be guided by the dictates of Ilellenism and Enys that when Hellen Â¬ ism demands a change of ministers he is ready to comply M Kalll was tho leader of the opposition and was Well known In public life Ho has been minister of justice and minister of inÂ¬ terior and Is nn able lawyer and orntor He Is 50 years old and studied At tile Uuivesity of Athens and ntRtris11 thing to patent Protect your ideas they may is situated on the Ohio bring you wealth Wrlto JOHN WEDDKR nUUN CO Patent Attorneys Washington miles from Priuceton V C for their 81800 prize Oder WiYiirViYiYY WANTED AN IDEASHSSftlffiS L Pay for your Baking Powder not 3 more You wouldnt pay double price for sugar why pay 50c S- a pound for Baking Powder priced Iowaer its pure sure ana air 3 Makes the finest bread cakes and 3 biscuits Guaranteed and sold for 2 Be a S pound at good stores like that of S Hotel Accommodations Unsurpassed Sulphur and Chalybeate Water in Abundance J Six trains Daily and Reduced Rates JACK FROST I Class Italian Band Employed for the Seaso Is the lightest whitest Baking 5 First Whats Fair NOW OPEN WEITE FOE EATES ROBT M WOOLDRIDGE V WALUS GROCERY I JNO With a woraau her bouI should nl wiiyh be at least as well clad ub her body Seest thou a man wise iu hiB owu couceiti There is more hope of a fool thau of him Tiaiu up a child iu the way he should go and when he ii old he will uot depart from it llicsl rilct Itching ntefc Moisture Intente itching and itliigiUK most at night worn by tjuratohlnR If allowed to continue tumors form which of en bleed aud ulcerate becoming very sore bwaynks Ointment stops the iteming and bleeding heals ulceration and In most oases remove th tumors At druggUiaorby niMl forsoctmuD Swayneit gou llilludolplila BVMPTOJis J CHAPPELL vr WOOLDRIDGE CHAPPELL pnopniETons op the- - FARMERSWAREHOUSE Railroad St Opposite L bt Sth and 10th N Passenger Depot OM LIBERAL ADVAHCES TOBACCO IN STORE HOPKINSVILLE KY Al mirtmMmMmmtiminkiMinm mv JL OinOOIT CODItT DIKECTOIII Tnioa First Monday in February term three weeks third Monday in May term two weeks first Monday in September term threr weeks HitiSTiAN Fourth Monday in February term six wcoKsjHrai Monday in Jnne teinr four weeks tiarth Monday in September term six wcoks j Calloway fcecond Monday in April term three weeks First Monday in August term two weeks Second Monday in November Verm threo weeks Lyon First Monday In May term two weeKj first Monday in August torm two weeks first Monday In September term two weeks i si It 3jAHfitrinti 5 WB3 V T4 t u 5oItitt0Ullc Kctttiultiatt AN EFFORT TO COMPROMISE 3 EDHEM PASHAS HISTORY Tho Turkish Oommandor Is of Christian Parontago FATHER OF THE HOUSE T nnt llko Degciicrntril Into a Vindictive aitiNNiillnnn IIIn Drutlicr a Cnlliollc Priest Mont ncncKndcH IIo Unn Y Y Etlhem Paslin tho Turkish com niatuler lins nn Interesting1 history liu 1r not only of Greek origin but nlsy of Chrlstlnm parontago PROFESSIONAL CARDS he is an enthuslnfltio and though now ftinutio o hanimednn and loynl subject of iho prcent sultan WILLIAM B NEELY IIo wus born on the beautiful Island of Chio in the JEgcnn sen This island Attorney at Law was is Sargont Building Maiu St said famous in ancient history and of to hno been the birthplace Special Attention to tba Homer It is seven miles from the Collection of Claims coast of Asia Minor andi is situated in the Gulf of Smyrna It is known for its great productiveness mild climate and natural beauty For cenfurles Chio has been under Turkish rule although the lnrgest part --J JEIST of its population is of Greek descent In the many wars and insurrections for Grown and Bridge Work a Speoialty Grecian liberty the people of this island have always borne the brunt of Turkish Co8 store OFFICE dvcr Richards cruelty and tyranny This was espe- Â¬ cially true in 1822 when the Greeks be PRANK R1VS gan a long struggle for freedom Ed hem Pasha was then a small child The AttPney at Law inhabitants of Chio did not participate uopklnsvllloKy in the insurrections which occurred in Practice In ttie Courts ol Christian and ad that year but were following their olnlng counties usual occupations A body of revoluOffice Court 8t near Weber tionists came from the island of Samos and landed in Ohio They endeavored to excite the inhabitants to revolt but LU EWARFlELDJr mot with no success The Chlotcs an Â¬ Lawyer swered that it would be foolish for them to revolt because the absence of a Hopklnsvllle Ky a Greek fleet rendered them almost cer- Â¬ Wallace Office with Callls tain prey to the sultans troops on the mainland Tho Samians however per- Â¬ sisted and laid siege to tho citadel then Its M 8 MERRIWETHEK occupied by a Turkish garrison The Late of Louisville Turkish soldiers were driven out and the fortress reduced to ashes Boon Dentist C H TANDY TIST Office Hopklnsvllle Ky in Summers Building over Btiesett Cos But tho Plaintiffs Lawyor Didnt Like Ono of tho Names Borno by tho tho Terms Lato W S Holman A gentleman wishes to boo you Bir Bald the polite oflico hoy fo the Dlptl editor of the Quohosh Genius of Lib Â¬ llin Iriilfnnii fTfinirrfNMmnn V1in Itcccntly Unit it Itciiitntlon erty Tlirouiflioitt ttio Country nn Does he look like a poet Or a bobk tlio drc nt Objector ngent or a bill collector Representative Holman of Indiana No sir who died at Washington on tho 22d of Show him in April after an illness of several weeks On entoring tho caller said 1 bolievo I havo the honor of ad- Â¬ had just cntored upon his 10th term Â¬ aR n congressman from the same dressing tho editor of tho Quohosh diana district having soned longer In in Uonius of Liberty tho house than any other num He had You havo sirV been forbears a central figure in con Â¬ Your name is Cathcart I under gress Ho was ghou the nicknames of stand Benjamin Franklin Cath- Â¬ Tho Objector and Watchdog of tho Treasury because of his vigilance cart Ho was tho father of the house on tho is Will you bo seated It democratic side and well liked by every Â¬ Thank you I will Mr Cathcart body June 10 1S92 the date when my name is Brcwslcr Littleton Coke Mr nnd Mrs Holmnn celebrated their Brewster I am an attoney-at-lagolden wedding at their home in Au said tho editor nervous- Â¬ lora Ind was made tho occasion of ly for lawyers are tho only class of something of a jubilee by their friends Mrs Holman died a little more than a men editors are afraid of You published in your newspaper year ago since which time the aged statesman health had been steadily the other day a statement that a cer- Â¬ faffing tain Mrs Beddington had eloped with William Steele Holmnns public life a certain Mr Itedfield Yon probably began tho very year he became of age recall the paragraph Born at a pioneer homestead called Ver Well eastau in Dearborn county Ind Sep There was no such elopement tember C 1822 he became a judge of the Mr Cathcart In publishing the probate court in 1843 and continued as statement however you have injured uch until 1840 Previous to this he had tho reputation and character of Mrs received a common school education Beddington and she has retained me followed by two years at Franklin college Indiana and for the purpose of seeing that repara- Â¬ practiced law and had studied bench After leaving the tion is made her She places tho dam- Â¬ he was elected prosecuting attorney ages at tho nominal sum of 10000 nnd filled the position from 1847 to 1849 with a complete denial of the state- Â¬ IIo was a member of the convention of ment to bo published in the Genius of 1850 which framed the present consti- Â¬ Liberty with an ample apology to be tution of the state of Indiana then a He published at the same time Will you member of the state legislature was next agree to these terms sir and pay over oommon elected judge of the court of pleas of the district embracing the 10000 or shall I begin an action his county and occupied the bench at law from 1853 to 1850 His congressional Ten thousand gasped the editor in the same tone he might havo used if he had been asked to float a gov- Â¬ ernment loan of ten times as many w Y-e-e- -s rTnflniHHni ihh mm hh miw ihh I 2-- Bl a iiiiiiiiiiiiu Mill ii SIDE THAT THE FAC SIMILE iii T luLu 2- I iiiT n I ii ii l AVegetablcPrcparattonfor As- Â¬ similating ilicFoodaudRegiila ling ilicStomadis andBowels of SIGNATURE OF- - Promotes DigcstionChccrful Not Narcotic Pumpkin Seei 4b6Scnno HxAlVtSalll fniit Sttd hjxrmmt -JBiCtrionattSoda OpiumMorpkine nor Mineral ncss and RestContalns neither Caf7oM IS ON THE JBcape ofOldErSiWVELEITCHEa WRAPPER OF EVEEY JlcrmSccd -CternAtd Sugar Vthlayrttn ITarwi BOTTILE OF for Constipa Ancrfect Itemcdy tion Sour StomachDiarrhoea WormsConvulsionsrevBnsh Hess and Loss OF SLEEP Tac Simile Signature CASTORA al Castoria is cat tip in cme stzo bottles only It is not sold in balk Dont allow anyone to sell yon anything elo on Jie plea or promise that 4t Is jnst as good and lu answer every pur pose Bee tnat yon got NEW YORK i i r Tho EXACT C0PTT OF WR1 PPGR CfM Jj 1 in A NDREW SARGENT M D lice Court Room Physician and Surgeon Uopklnsviile Ky fifth and Main streets opposite tiltj millions That was the sum I named You say that Mrs Beddington has not eloped Telephone No5 TP G YATES Office Physician and Oculist Hopklnsvllle Ky with Dr Bill Main stree Commander Barbers 7th street Hopklnsvllle Ky Especial attention to patrons clean Linen Satisfactory service Call andbeconvinccd 6 OYDPOGI EDHEM PASHA of the Turkish Troops Thessaly in C H GUMAER M D PRACTICE LIMITSD TO Eye Ear Nose and Throat EVANSVILLE IND 416 UPPER FIRSiSTREET Hotel Henderson Entirely new and first class in all Excellent sample rooms reBpects and service uuequalled in the city On Double Car Line 0 F L P Kleideber Props Henderson Ky EXCURSION VIA TICKETS THE Illinois Central R H TO THE Tennessee And International AT Centennial Exposition 1 For the abovo occasion tlokets will bo sold by the Illinois Central Railroad at varying tlmoH rates and limits lnoludlni a ticket on sale daily good returning until November 7 and Including tlokets having limit of twenty days fifteen days and seven days also tickets on Tuesdays and Thursdays of each week with limit of fifteen days For full particulars as to which of the above applies from your nearest MASHVILLE jso connection with Railroad Station In the Illinois Central Railroad call on or address your nearest railroad ticket agent Wm Murray Dlv IassVAgont New Orleans A A H HANSON Scott Dlv Pass Agent Memphis o rAWAKKLONbAoPA Chicago Louisville KNULI01I Walnut tuno Herd UKBKSHIKES women and children were killed 5000 escaped and 47000 were sold into slav ery and glutted the slave markets of Egypt Constantinople and Tunis Edhem Pashas parents were among the killed He was sold to a Turkish general Khosseo Pasha who took him to Constantinople Ills master gave him his liberty and in 1831 with a number of other boys he was sent to Paris to be educated IIo entered the Institut Barbct whero he remained for four years IIo evinced great industry and intelligence and his teachers pre- Â¬ dicted for him a great future and bril Â¬ liant career After being graduated fiom this school with great honors he entered a school of mines and four more years were spent in close applica- Â¬ After traveling tion and study through France Germany and Switzer- Â¬ land he returned to Constantinople and was appointed a captain on the general Btaff of the Turkish army In 1849 the sultan made him his ad- Â¬ jutant and Edhem also became French instructor of tho late SuHanMurad nnd of tho present ruler Abdul Hamid Later a number of Important political missions were intrusted to him In 1856 he became a member of the council of state and was then appointed min ipter of the interior but resigned his portfolio after a year In 1807 he beÂ¬ came the minister of foreign affairs and represented his country at the court of Uerlln In 1877 upon the banishment of Midhat Pasha he became grand vizier In 1879 ho was the Turkish am Â¬ bassador at Vienna From 1883 to 1885 he was again minister of the interior Edhem Poshajias alwayghown great hntretr against foreigners and Chris tianity At the peace conference at the end of the Russian Turkish war he was tho last of the Turkish ministers to give his consent to the cessation of hostilities lie has always been an enthu Â¬ siastic Chauvinist IIo is a zealous member of the Young- Turkish party whlnh 1tj proclaimed the doctrine of the greatness of Islam and Turkey for tho Turks It is interesting to note says the Now York Sun that Edhems brother was for many years a Catholic priest in Con- Â¬ stantinople and died a few years ago host of fanatical volunteers landed on the island For weeks after the soldiers and the roving hordes of Ottomans slew pillaged and tortured the inhabitants In parts of the island the people took refuge in the monasteries but not withstanding were slaughtered by thousands Even the sick in hospitals were not spared More than 23000 men after an army of 7000 Turks with a Certainly not Then the Genius of Liberty made a misstatement in saying that she did 2sTot a mistatement sir merely but it did her a most cruel injustice for which exemplary damages must he had Well Mr Brewster I cant agree to pay 10000 damages for subscrip- Â¬ tions have come in but slowly and there is no job printing to speak of but I will make it right in another way sir It will scarcely be worth while to suggest any other settlement but 1 will listen to your offer nevertheless Well its this Tho Genius of Lib- Â¬ erty 6ays she eloped You say she didnt Now to make the matter cor- Â¬ rect as it stands in the paper I will agree to elope with her What do you say to that This did not appear to be satis- Â¬ factory and the lawyer left the office to enter suit Louisville Courier Journal VICTOR HUGO AS A POET Qualities Which Make the Verses of This Popular Author There is in Hugos first work an in- Â¬ dication of that tendency toward grandeur which is so apparent later and we may compare his genius with that of Corneille Prom his early youth ho had a high opinion of tho poets calling and ho likened it somewhat to that of the preacher in oiTisH WILLIAM S HOLMAN Popularly Known as the Great Objector i So sroio Can Bin lld ssild 37 010 7would 9- - the pulpit both tho poet and the A Rolnnd for Ilia Oliver herd Is headed or Prince Lee 3405 son of Sam Small 137801 ho by Sam Jones 30 ViscountesH Shcrbrooke wife of Rob best 077 My breeding sows represent the pigs ert Lowo was In tho habit of saving strains of blood in America two of them Stook for sale of Worlds Fair prlrewlnuors of young stook now whatever came into her mind at the mo at all times Nice lot ready for service Satisfaction guaranteed ment The French ambassador ono Jko W Foabd Inspection solicited day said to her somewhat patronizing Â¬ Church Hill Ky ly You know Encrlnnd Is said to be a land of shopkeepers I had no idea of Uniting Buett great military displays Ah I she Teplled the people of dif Â¬ My W W GRAY TONSORIAL ARTISTS WKST SEVENTH STREET ELD BUILDINO Clean towela tind everything first Give us r call ferent countries do not understand eoh other Now I have actually been rawer tne impreMion tout the French mi a rretmilltrv nation Chronicla ChIco Tho WorldH LurffCHt PUnt It is believed that the largest plant in tho world is the gigantic seaweed the nerescytis which frequently attains tho height of 300 feet Tho stem is as strong as an ordinary rope and large quantities are dried and imJ as such Solid Vttibuled Tiaini with Pullman Slaepera by people of the South sea islands As Harvey Dining Halla and Reclining Chair Can soon as a plant takes root a pear shaped and full information furnuhad Maps time tatbi upon application to balloon iB formed which grows with tho stem This balloon often has a diameter CtO t MCllOLSO W 0 HELY1UE Gen Paut Agent Ttav Paw Agent of six or moro feet It keeps the stem BT LOUIS MO 8T LOUIS MO growing upward until soon it floats IWt upon the surface of the water Tho weed rV fjt sometimes grows in such quantities as Soldiers Carry Spades to impede navigation Tho ropes aro A battalion of infantry carries 150 used for building purposes nnd the bal- Â¬ picks 150 shovels 10 spades 25 axes loons make serviceable vessels 50 bill hooks and 1 crowbars An Dlllnrd Hall for Women nnennpor pnmnnnv hna 151ft niVL 130 A billiard hall for women is belngr shovels C spades 81 axes 18 hand built in St Louis Ono department in saws crosscut saws 4U mil nooics thostruoturo will bo devoted ton school 13 crowbars and 2 heavy hammers of Instruction where novioes may re Â¬ When a woman cries in tolling ceive lnstmictionc from on expert teaoh how unkind her husband is to her er Tho propriotor will expend 16000 Whiskey mbttt all tho other women present arc ex Â¬ in fitting up thohnll ThenewclubwiU at homo with be unlquo In this country thero belnf Book rlnsent ol par i pected to cry with her Atchison Imt one billiard parlor for women 1 lars MWOOI4EYMU Globe the world in Vienna Austria 7orwi 1 preacher ore to enlighten mankind Throughout his whole career Hugo acted according to this theory and in spit a of want of judgment and of tact on many occasions he certainly gave useful lessons to his countrymen and to humanity For GO years he was tho champion of many noble causes and he deserved tho unbound Â¬ ed popularity which ho enjoyed in his old age His principal trait was his imagina- Â¬ tion his creative power He saw something in nature or in a mans heart and he reproduced what he had seen greatly enlarged by his ex- Â¬ traordinary imagination but cor- Â¬ rect inJthomainspointfl Jhia faculty of his accounts for many of his cre- Â¬ ations which appear to us grotesque and unnatural especially in his dramas and his novels but wo should remember that a statue of heroic size often gives us an xaot imago of a man Woliko to read in Hugo of thiiigu giuuu and sublime and we see also verses of oxquisito delicacy and tenderness The luttur especially are to bo found in Les Fouilles dAutomne 1831 rrof Alceo Forticr DLt in Chautauquan career began with his election to the house of representatives in 1858 With three exceptions he lias been elected to that body biennially ever since One of these exception was in 1864 when he was defeated for the nomina tion because he was a war democrat and war democrats were just then un der a cloud The other two exceptions were in 1870 and 1878 In those years his county was part of the Burnt dis- Â¬ trict the old George W Julian dis- Â¬ trict a district in which it was said Satan would have beaten St Peter had he stood on tho democratic platform Theannexationof Judge Holmans coun- Â¬ ty to this district was the only way in which his enemies could drie him out of congress But their success was only temporary In 1880 Judge nol uum was returned to congress and with the exception of one term had remained a member ever since Throughout the whole of this period Judge nolman was ono of the most efficient and trusted of tho democratic leaders His wisdom prudence sagacity and fearlessness proved a power of strength to his party and to the country in many a fierce political battle His name became synonymous with the watchwords economy and frugality ip govern Â¬ ment expenditures To him more than to any other individual legislator are tho American people indebted for the upbuilding and perfection of the home Â¬ stead system which proved a blessing to settlera and a maglo wand for the opening and quickening of the great west Probably also no other mem- Â¬ ber of congress in either branch was so thoroughly versed in all the statutes of tho United States or so familiar with tho circumstances of their enactment and the effects of Iheir operation ne v as particularly master of nil questions great and small connected with our public domain Indians and with the thousand ramifications of the govern Â¬ ment service He married Miss Abicail Knapp 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Yutrlr vnfnnii of luvw IOPICH FICEE ft BOIAS llemlt by 1 o Momy Order or New York Ex am Avenue change to 1UWA vuciiB ISmvYorU Good to March 1 1S97 I PHWH ir H i yat yates J8 HAMILTON YATES HAMILTON Phoenix Hotel Barbershop H r OK Hopkinsville oaori Particular attention given toloy hair cutting Satisfaction to all Ud ot uate in an respecte Ky A m H4 UIA dNPgfeiMWMMtiww 0 4r fjojiMnauUle ftentucliian MoKItfLEIB PKOMISED PEOSPEfJITY IjojihtouiUe SUttfucfcift i i 11 r r paper Murray Ledger Currv snatched his McKinley button Evausvillo Courier is in the tPhe from his coat and stamped it under The Senate has finished consider Qiacds of a receiver and the gold bugs his foot ation of the sugar schedule of the sQceitrying to get hold of it At Camden N J several big mills tariff bill The House rates of one to employing a thousand hands were two cents a pound according to ajudge W H Yost declined to ac- and 796 families were being cared grades wero not materially chang cjpt that gorgeous landscape shown idleby the charity associations for ed By the time the coming season ttchim by the followers of Watterson In Elizabeth N J there have been opens the people will probably be enlEe told them to let Ellison have it many strikes wages have been cut joying the prosperity that high The Glasgow Times is to drop its and hundreds of workmen are out of priced sugar will bring Weekly form and come out twice a employment Canton Ohio McKinleys own town A complete course of instruction iu sveek after this week It will be pub has been a heavy sufferer from the Book keeping aud modem business lished ou Mondays and Thursdays The effects of contraction Since January methods by mail free of tuition Americau Busiuess College Omaha Kev S E Smith the Owensboo 1 there have been 85 assignments the Neb S488500 preacher politician of color lost out liabilities aggregating Ifftg Alntle n Succtes of It xu his contest for minister to Hayti There have also been 55 mortgages The Rev J F Story has made a foreclosed aggregating S7682607 Another colored statesman got it success of raising strawberries He mostly small debts against the poor has a farm about a mile and a half Special Commissioner W J Cal In Hannas county the foreclosures southwest of town and a few years Izoun has returned from Cuba and have iu that time footed up 1410- - since he turned his attention to fruit liis report in the Ruiz case will sus- - 650 and the real estate mortgages raising He has hundreds of trees of tain that of Gen Lee recorded in Cuyahoga county amount all kinds and these have been Belect ed with great care For several years to 15S5900 For the whole Stute The Hardin Star was iu mourning the failures are estimated at 50000 Mr Story had been engaged in sell ing fruit trees for a good nursery his week on accouut of the death of 000 or 10000000 a month While at this he studied fruit growMrJXW Starks father of Editor In Chicago there were found 51000 ing and concluded to put into prac He has one of 1C Starks from a self inflicted idle workmen Times are dull in ticehis knowledge the finest if not the very finest vnCHinS every branch of business and there orchards in this portion of the State been twelve strikes three of His trees are just beginning to bear Durrant who was to have been have well and now he is reaping the bar sxac which are still pending aqged in California to day may not At Altoona Pa the situation is the vest that he has been looking forward he ezecuted until his case is passed worse since the war The Rolling to for several years He has three and a half acres planted in strawberupon iby the Supreme Court He may Mill hands are on a strike on account ries and the crop this year has been xsxs oEwa a year from now of a 20 per cent cut and in many fac an immense one In a talk with Mr a few days since Mr 3 W Campbell Secretary of tories the workmen are ouly working Story that time that he he said that had gathered a few hours a day The same stag up to eMiddleaborough Bryan Club dur and sold over 1500 gallons of the Sag the recent campaign has become nation prevails in trade at Wilkes berries and that the whole crop would oditor of the Middlesborough Herald barre Carbondale and other manu- amount to over 2200 gallons This will bring in the neat sum of about saad will make it a staunch Democra- facturing points At Reading Pa 1 800 puddlers 600 which after paying expenses tic orjjao will net him something like 400 for were ou a strike on account of a ten on this one crop alone It will TheTaducah Register antagonizes per cent cut in their already reduced Erofit a short time until his otUer berries will come into the market and zxxi Capt W J Stones gubernatorial as wages Conditions are worse than they then very soon the peaches pears and igirationes because Lyon county went will be on the market Mr out of the district and instructed for were when McKinley was inaugurat- appleshas his farm now in a condition Story Seaman in 1896 and for Shackelford ed at Alton Spring Valley Peoria that it will make him an easy and Bloomington and other points iu Il comfortable living The great wonder un 1897 linois Many workmen are idle cuts is that ntore people do not go into the There is no A convention of the Ohio Valley have everywhere been made in wages fruit raising business Bimetallic clubs of Ohio Indiana and mills are running on shott time danger that the business will ever be X Good fruit always de and Kentucky will be held at Cincin There have been several strikes at overdouea good price Mndiscmville mands oiati June 22 and 23 Gen A J these points Hustler Werner Hon H F Bartine Hon In Philadelphia the mills are pracyour pursuit 3bes A Towne and other advocates tically at a standstill and 28000 work- beWhatever business in life may a practical education is ditfteancial independence of national men are unemployed and 5000 gar- what you need The Americau Busi Â¬ ness College Omaha Neb now offers crjjnrtation will be on baud ment makers are on a strike a thorough course of instruction in These are but sample reports of the President McKinley has offered the general tale of woe and destitution all Bookkeeping by mail to a limited number 01 persons tree of tuition Spanish mission to Gen Jacob D over the country This suggests to you the wisdom to Cox ex Governor of Ohioand former- Here in Kentucky the situation is avail yourself ol tins opportunity at Gen almost appalling A gentleman from once Remember the oiler will be 8y Secretary of the Interior Cox is 69 years old and in the event Louisville who is in a position to open for limited time only for ad vertiBing purposes las declines the place will be offered know told the Kentuckian a few days Strawberry Industry tto Gn Stewart L Woodford of New ago that the whole city of Louisville W N Bard of Bardwoll gives SZadk was trembling on the verge of bankthe Star the following figures on his 5WKK oc- spven ruptcy Failure after failure has acre crop of The indictments against Hunter curred amongst the biggest establish Amount of gross sales strawberries 1302 freight and Pranks are still pending and the ments of the city and many others and commission 23081 cost of iraees have been continued until the are practically insolvent In every cases 82 cost of picking 25967 XZXXt saext term of the Franklin circuit part of the State the same conditions total amount paid out 58228 cases court It now remains to be seen exist Here in Hopkinsville said by shipped subtracting from the gross sales 1302 leaves the net whether McKinley will appoint them drummers to be the best town in the proceeds or profit of 72963 as of berone crop positions of trust while under in State iifteen vacant busiuess houses ries raised on seven acres of land Mr Bard says his oBidtment and live failures in one block since quality but short berries were fiiie in iu quanity there the election speak for themselves being but little more than a half a The national silver Republican 0Che only consoling feature about crop This however is about 100 Tjrarty was organized at Chioago this preseut conditions is that the times per acre that he has realized clear of week with 32 States represented Men now are not as hard as they will be all expenses besides giving employ ment to numbers of women and iX jf national reputation like Teller before we get rid of McKinleyism children who would be employed at JStewart Mantle Dubois Pettigrew nothiug else but who can make from TMartman Towne and others were the otio to two dollars a day picking ber There is more Catarrh iu this sec Ex Congressman leading spirits tion of the country than all bther ries Mr L T Jennings also gives Towne is the Chairman of the nation diseases put together and until the us a statement of the proceeds oi his wp ml committee last few years it was supposed to bo 613 auw vuvi4 bua ouUbiautOU tlOlll the amount received leaves a great many years incurable For a doctors pronounced it a local disease clear profit of 35750 on two acres of The pressure boing brought to bear and prescribed local remedies and land Mayfield Mirror apon Mr Jas K Forbes by men of by constantly failing to cure with loTills Is Worth Heading all parties to make the race for county cal treatment pronounced it incur To advertise our College we will X Science has proved catarrh to iiidcs on the Democratic ticket is so able constitutional disease and there gire a thorough course of instruction double anu single entry Bookkeephe will con be a requires groat that it is believed fore constitutional treatment in There Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured ing and Commercial Arithmetic by sent to become a candidate mail free of charge to a limited numCo Toledo ber of persons es wide spread dissatisfaction with the by F J Cheney This course will bo Republican nominee in his own party Ohio is tho only constitutional cure completed iu forty lessons No on the market Is and many Republican leaders white in doses from 10 It taken internally charge for Diplomas Text books fur drops to a toaspoon nished at less than one half the usual nd colored openly declaro they will full It actB directly on tho blood price Class will bo organized in a not support him Mr Forbsa is u and raucous surfaces of of the system few days Full particulars free anan of extensive acquaintance and They offer one huudred dollars for Address The American Business any caso it fails to cure cjeat popularity and if elected would circulars aud testimonials Send for College Omaha Nebraska Address give the county just such an admin F J Cbeyuey Co Toledo O Two negroes barely escaped lynoh istration as it so badly needs at this Sold by Druggists 75c ing at Decatur AIu for outraging a Halls Family Pills are tho best little girl 4ime DMiss Isabella Perkins the Boston 17000000 who was heiross worth The Now York Journal sent out yesterday married to Mr Larz An special correspondents last week to SSJliLISUBB UESDt AM FRIDAY MNIMS derpon wore a wedding gown thus search for Gen Prosperity so long described BY waited for In vain Following are It is a gorgeous creation of Worth M MEACHAM some of the reports design such as could have but fow At Pittsburgh niuny idle factories rivals ou this side of the water It is HBSOKIITION A YKAU IN ADVANCE wero found and 8200 tnon were on a made of heavy white satin of croatny strike on account of a cut of ton per tiut lined throughout- with finest ti icui loading notlco 2o cents per line tbe Their employer ruBtling taffeta The seams of waist ttpeoial Locals 8 cents line eaob lniortlon cent in thoir wages trailing skirt are outlined from CKatcaforstandluK HdvertUements tarnished ont hi mmi to Canton last fall to to horn with orange blossoms and onppltcnMou hear McKinley promise prosperity the perfectly fitting coreago is cut in OFFICE 312 SOUTILMAIN STREET surplice effect and finished with fluffs that has never came nearly of diaphanous tulle At New Brunswick N J A dress like that must have cost -E- SRIDAY JUNE 111897 all of the thirty odd factories were either shut down or running qn short money time At Milltowu a suburb the DEMOCRATIC TICKET Mr Chas M Meacham editor of rubber works the towns great indus the Hopkinsville Kentuckian hortiOF APPEALS CLERK COURT try employing 600 hands was shut culturist aud breeder of flue chickens 45M J SHACKELFORD down and starvation was staring the of Daviess has commenced publishing a high idle workmen in the face class poultry journal It is supposed CIRCUIT JUDGE At Lambertville N J the railroad that his fondness for the old Dem COOK THOMAS P shops of the Pennsylvania line were of Calloway ocratic chicken brought on the poultry only running 45 hours a week The fad At any rate he is authority on shons employ 250 men When the commonwealths attobnet such matters and it will pay poultry W R HOWELL notice reducing the hours was posted fanciers to send for a sample of the of Christian a Republican carpenter named Saml CeAS GIVEN AWAY I 1 m 1 i II I m 3 I j ii it f t to puti ine oan roiling as spring is opening ana uur New goods coming in every day we have decided to give a handsome just i vj- NICKLE PLATED WATCH Strictly a first class time keeper guaranteed each 12 months with i i 8 ft m 1 1 Boys Jacket and Pants worth 450 and up Boys Suits worth 500 and up Mens Suits worth 750 and up COME EARLY IF YOU CAN Our store is open for lookers as well as buyers Take plenty of time to examine our goods Polite salesmen are at your service We want your good will and want you to get satisfaction Clothing never was so cheap styles and patterns are better than ever Our prices are rock bottom We will clothe you combefore pletely stylishly substantially and cheaply Mmmmmmimmmmm I Mammoth Clothing Shoe Co j The Price Wheat Of Wheat Crop Promises To V Also Promises To be GOOD If so you dont want to XSX Be uuuu m SXXi JS XXC loose a grain of it Throw In all probability there that old broken down will be a big yield in mule killer aside and this county come and buy a xxixz BALL t BEARING BINDER it out andliaveit C3 Save your wheat clean and easy Come and take V Set up Right Now w e win nave bu or iuu JJeering machines to ser up MaOC 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 before harvest time FORBES BR0 mmmmmmvmmmmmsk is TjoikiwtJillt fttntntkian AROUND AND ABOUT THE INJURED MAMMOTH Tho IJarnum U lJulloy Elephant Very Nicely Is SPECIAL Doing LOCALS CO f month tAtln nt tutrtia ago county Tho President nominated Honry L Wilson of Washington State to be Minister to Chili Miss Clara Craddock died at Mun uiiafnSnnri nnnrltr n A negro bruto wab lynched by a mob at Trincoss Anno Md John Shootmnn was stabbed to death by flonry Foster in Clinton President Loos of Kentucky Uni versity has offered his resignation on account of old ago Tho 12000 cloak makers of Now York aro being organized preparatory ti a strike William Bvbeo was illled with lead by unknown persons at Mt Sterling He will recover Wm F Powell a colored politician of Now Jersey has been named fc r Minister to Hayti John Dugan the murderer of Jno Colson at Middlesborough was held without bail Prof Z T Sweeney of Columbus Ind has declined the presidency of Kentucky University Tho Maher Sharkey fight at Now York was stopped in the seventh round by the police Clint Brown a prominent young man of Daviess county was arrested on the charge of criminal assault Robert Greer Gordon of Louisville won tho junior oratorical contest t Central University F L Leach and Lola Frederick wore married at Middleburg Ky the bride being only 14 years old At Owensboro Bill Jackson white shot Otto Jones colored with a shot- Â¬ gun Jones will probably die Jacob Wireman and Pleas Carr were shot to death at Campton Ky by Robert Rose and B D Hose Jr Gen Jacob D Cox of Cincinnati says he has declined the offer Of an appointment as Minister to Spain A moneter snake supposed to be a boa constrictor which escaped from a circus is at large in vvoodtora county of Memphis Richard Caldwell jealous of Mary Jenkins shot and killed her at Cairo 111 and was killed while resisting arrest ALeishmana Pennsylvania man was nominated to be minister to Switzerland the place Brutus J Clay was after Mrs Nancy E Clem twice sen tenced to be hanged for murder but who finally escaped on a technicality ed at Indianapolis ThereJa some wheat in the fifth district of Robertson county Tenn which has attained the height of 6 feet 4 inches John Cailicott the negro prophet of Lafayette Ind who has predicted the end of the world next Sunday delivered his farewell address last Sunday Barnards air ship at the Tennessee Centennial burst yesterday when 2 000 feet in the air but the aeronaut came down with the machine safely A boy named Sears is to be tried as an accessory to the murder of Minis ter Lawson in Knox county who waB killed by his son Isham Lawson Percey Stackhouse son of Rev T C Stackhouse was shot and badly wounded by J Breckinridge Payne at the Stackhouse home in Fayette county Tho Pennsylvania Senate has pass ed finally the bill which has already gone through the Houso taxing unnaturalized adult males employed in the State 2 cents a day Hardin Craig of Davieas county was uwarded the Ormond Beatty is the highest honor in Srize This College and is eagerly sought by the entire graduating olass fj The eighteen m oaths ofd elephant that broko its leg whilo tho Barnum Si Bailey show wbb hero last Friday week continues to bo tho center of attraction in tho animal lino largo crowds calling to see it every day It has been found necessary to place a lock on tho door to keep tho over curious out Tho elephant is getting aloug finely To show how much tho manage ment of the groat Barnum Bailey shows think of this intelligent native of India Dr Stanton receives a tele gram daily from Mr J A Bailey tho proprietor of tho show asking tho condition of tho elephant and giving tho route of the show so that any letters or instructions Dr Stanton may desire to forward may safely reach their destination Saturday three telegrams wero received from Mr Bailey concerning tho elephant this boincr a record breaker Owing to the extreme youth fulness of the patient she being a mero baby it has been found impossible to keep her in a Bling and she has to be lowered to tho ground very carefully every night Tho broken limb is placed in a swing and tho trainer sleeps beside her and is in constant attendance During the night he has a shaded lantern to give assistance if any is needed at any hour To give some idea of the variety of patients handled by an veterinrian during tho laBt week Dr Stanton was called upon to attend three animals with broken limbs a cow belonging to J C Kondrick on Baileys eleMay 27th Barnum phant on the 28th and W P Ham baughs 900 jack on the 3rd of June Each of these animals had its left hind leg broken From the above it will appear that the left hind legs of animals with the possible exception of the rabbit are attended with bad luck in regard to receiving fractures While the three cases mentioned in this article wero difficult and necessitated skill to operate upon this does not approach the case coming under Dr Stantons care five years ago when a hyena belonging to the circus Rcttl Estate Agerits OFFIOE OVEH FinST NATIONAL BArfK Donlcra In all classes ot real estate Buy sell -- HorKiNsvnLE Ky and rent IILCKNER SPECIAL SHOE SELLING j 4P g Residences SK charming neighborhood will make ideal homes For sale or rent by WALTER F GARNETT CO Hopkinsville Ky jf j igt PER WHISKEY For sale by The favorite whiskey of famous men is HARPER Because of its smooth exquisito flavor because of its matchless purity because of its mellow oge No wouler its the fa vorite Every drop sterling HAR 2 p jjT To create added interest in our Bhoe stock and to call especial attention to the large select lino wo carry we havo concluded to make a special sale event and name you e3and pecially attractivo prices during that period Our stock ia a largo one carefully selected products of tho loading manufacturers in all tho new color crazes and fashionable shapes If its a good value in shoes its always for ladies for men for Misses for children make tho sale of unusual interest to every eco- fouud in our shoo department These facts nomical purchaser a money saving event and worthy your attendance Every item a value every price a winning one j j W g jp 4P L H0PKINSVIItE W R LONG Ky Fine Investment Do you want an investment that will pay you better than bank stock If so buy tho best farm in Christian county Contains 667 acres of fine land 175 acres of which is in walnut timber Finely improved two story dwelling 8 fine barns and fine water Address This land must be sold Walter S Hale atty at law Hopkinsville Ky Oil in g Price 150 Missoa shoes Special Sale Price 50c Mens Sale Price Ioo to 500 Infunts shoes Special Sale Price 50c It will be well to anticipate ynur wants through the Beason In what is moit desirable in tho fashionable colorings and shapes for ladies for misses for men Tho extra low prices we are naming on these goods means a positive sav- ing to you of from 20 to 80 per cent on each pair Its an economical opportunity to buy these goods Faahiouablo shoes for ladies newest toes newest shapes Special Sale shoes--Spec- ial rSPECIAL SHOE VALUETl i S t buying what you may need take advantage of it m P 1 Its a money saving sale HMN 2F jp THE RIGHT TRACKTJ ZjJf tgr Christian County e in my hands for sale a fino farm of 667 acres on which there are sure signs of petroleum Thero is a well on the farm 96 feet deep and in the Spring of the year the water is so strong with kerosine that the stock willnot drink it This farm must bo sold If you want to get rich write or call on W S Hall atty I have er Any man is on the right track if he wanta a suit through us Its the work of the Great Chicago Tailors M Born Co and such reasonable prices go with them and the fit and quality so pleasing that it makes him a steady customer Its a sat- tefactory way to secure rightly fitting clothes made-to-ord- p RICHARDS ANNOUNCEMENTS CQMAPNY jf Hopkinsville Ky snriiiE --Wn are authorized to announce Prof for Sup of See Wooldridge Coal Compa- Â¬ John Sollee 01 Crof tou as a candidate uuuuvy acnoois lor unnsuuii erintendent subject to the action of tho Democratic party ny for Steam Coal ntApnr We are authorized to announce Prof ULClardyof Bell as a candidate forÂ¬ BOTTOM PRICES Superintendent of dohools for Christian coun ty subject to the action of tho Democratic party Tennessee Centennial Exposition Nash wnrn Rnthnrl7pr1 toannounco Bon W Wil ville Tenn liams as a candidate for constable In the Long From May 1st to October 80th view dlstrlot Subject to the action of the Democratic party 1897 low rates from all stations on noun Wn urn to announce S L Ron f row who wero ex- Â¬ Ohio Valley railway Corjdon to Gra Hord of Concord authorized as a candidate for of Sells district of Chrlstlau county subject to the ac- hibiting in this city broke one of its coy Ky inclusive to Nashville Tenn Jailer fore legs whilo engaged in a fight and return Tickets on sale daily lion 01 me uemocrauc convention iu nufiusi ta t Thrashers fimmimmmmmmm THE PALACE FOR YOUR SPRING HATS TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS can The Doctor had to entor the cage after tho fierce animal had been lassoed and tie it himself then he placed a plaster of paris cast around the fractured leg and remained in the cage over half an hour until tho caBt set This was the most dangerous experience ever undergone by a veter- Â¬ inarian so far as reported by the press and thia feat of veterinary work attracted much attention all over the country betas illustrated in many of the best papers of the United States Mr J A Bailev of tho Barnum Bailor shows declares this to be the moat daring piece of surgery ever attempted by a veterinarian Clarks ville Leaf Chronicle ENCLISH A CAPITOL- Foreign Syndicate Acquires Many Coal Mines Dragged to Death Ky June Owensboro 8 Ea Boyd aged fourteen and a son of Robert IJoyd a prominent farmer Wds killed at noon near Masonville He was out on a mule going to din ner the animal became frightened threw him and his foot hung in the gear The mule ran around tho field several times The boys body was terribly mutilated He was dead when the mule waB caught Kentucky fair Dates Versailles Tuesday July 20 jr 24 Danville Tuesday August 8 Lebanon Tuesday August 10 Bardstown Tuesday August u Elizabethtown Tuesday August Chattanooga Tenn June 9 The deal now on for the coal lands in East Tennessee and Southern Kentucky surpasses in magnitude the estimate put upon it yesterday Facts developed to day show that the English syndicate has options on all the coal mines both largo and small in East Tennessee and Southern Kentucky and that the amount of money involved will be between 5000000 and The deal is by far tho 10000000 largest ever made for property in this section and compares favorably with any ever made in the United States The effect and deal will be to put the coal business of this entire section into the hands of one of the largest companies of the kind ever organized Tho Coal Creek and Jellico mines which it waB thought might not be acquired until later are in the deal from the start and the only mine of pZj consequence left to compete with the syndicate will be the State mine at Bushy Mountain It was agreed that the present trouble between miners and operators caused by a scarcity of funds and the low price of coal could not occur under tho English ownership and that tho men who do the work will be greatly benefited by the change It is believed that the now company will have all tho mines in operation bv next fall and will be ready fortue winter business It is probable that the headquarters of the big company may come to Chattanooga Rates information and tickets may I have all the latest styles in be obtained from any agent of Obio Valley railway B F Mitoheli on Two fine farms near town GF P A Evansville Ind Clarksville Pike well improved and Will rent to good Flowers Foliage Ribbons Ornaments and Veilings Our method of instruction by mail first classa land of three years men for term is the best Our patrons say so John T Edmunds in Rich Profusion Send for list of names and addresses L at abstract effica of students It iB free The Ameri am offering these goods 25 per cent less than you can Businesa College Omaha Neb A Tip q Oar Friends fromthia section who exPersons Kentucky Sunday School Convention duplicate them pect to attend the great Tennessee Account of above convention tho O Centennial at Nashville should by First class trimmer and guarantee satisfaction V railway will sell ticketa to Harroda all means get off the train at College street depot Lincks famous hotel burg Kentucky and return on June Separate 2lst at one fare for round trip Re is located at this point Lunch dining rooms for ladies turn limit June 26 counter attached where cup of coffee E M Sherwood Agt and sandwich will be served for 10 Only one block away you can Kentucky Christian Missionary and CW cents B M Convention take a Line street car direct to Cen Account of above conventions the tennial grounds Two blocks off is the central transfer station This en O V railway will sell tickets to Louis- ables you to get seats in cars before ville and return certificate plan on the uptown crowds are reached Re June 20th to 23rd at one and one member this and you will save money and enjoy greater comfort to and third fare for round trip from tht grounds E M Sherwood Agt Farms for Rent I IMJH MRS ADA LAYNE Oor 9th Main SS81 Hi 9KH8 Spring Millinery MME FLEURETTE LVY XJntqualed lUcUUUtor Locating Oraduatet in Lucrative Situation m S A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF THE BYOHT 33rdYoar BOOK KEEPING STBHTTOJfBOSIHESSCOLLEGE LOUISVILLE SHORTHAND TELEGRAPHY KENTUCKY tlairlng to Learn PENMANSHIP Ctmtaint Valuable Ityformntion to those ETC KtltGS Vfy feOWt W S GOODWIN WA PTOOL Patricide In Knox county CERULEAN SPRINGS Bowling Green Wednesday Sept ember 1 Puducah Tuesday September 7 Cuuneld Wont Turn toge This famous health owl nlfiasurn rnsnrt tho oldest in Western Kentucky Eddyville Ky June 8 Inspector new clerk Tinsley is situated on tho Ohio Valley railroad 16 miles from Hopkinsville and 14 Lostor and tho The Hopkinsville Branch of Dr Stantons camo this morning Caufield refuses miles from Princeton has telegraphed LeBter to vacate the Governor for instructions Trou Shop Veterinary Hospital and Horse ble foared over tho matter as Cau field seems stubbornly determined to hold on to the office which he saya Hotel Accommodations Unsurpassed Rev Lawson was very old Is located on rightfullyjbolongs to him Scavenger Sulphur and Chalybeate Water in Abundance Tho Postal Telegraph Company J T Hall citv scavenger can be will Bhortly extend its line from Six trains Daily and Reduced Bates Princeton to this city nud open an reached by telphono at any time We shoe everything from a race horse to a mule Tho Cull No 82 oilico in tho Phoenix Hotol Terms cash unless on First Class Italian Band Employed for the Season small room adjoining the oilico and Ona hundred and four vnunc woopening into the office will be fitted monthly contracts men graduated from Vassal up for the purpose wivrcirja Barbourvillo Ky Juno 8 Rev Berry Lawson a noted Methodist preacher of the Kentucky mountains was shot and instantly killed by his son Isham aged 15 near here this morning The boy was whipped Sunday by his father and left home Ho returned to day and finding his father in the corn field slipped up behind him and shot him in the head with a Bhotgun The boy was arrested The corpse of the aged father was found in the corn rows Blood and brains had spattered over the green leaves of the growing grain Dr STANTON shoeing TRIGG COUNTY KY GOODWIN POOL Props NOW OPEN i EJielitli St Opp Bontes factory v Shoes 25 cents each New t i 4jr W Hr-vrfc-- WRITE FOE BATES n Hi 4 mAc li ii A ii fcli t c M JL V g A v i V 4f w f IiitirW vi v1 vAfciklfWP opkiniillt Beiiturttiiin LORD GMINET WOLSELEY THE LARGEST WINE TON I Mothers discom Â¬ forts and dangers of cltlluVbtrtlican be almost en- - Storloa Told of tho Ohlof Oom xnondor of Britains Army One of Ills UxcHIiitr It Holds NIndty Sovon Thousand Gallons of Liquid IVrnonn llnch nn Orillnnrr Wine tilABH Fnll of It Contents MONEY IN HAIE STEALING Jack the Clipper Doubtless Reaped Profit from His Harvest Tutts Pills Cure AH Liver Ills One box of Tutts Pills will save many dollars in doctors bills Theywillsurelycure all diseased of the stomach liver or bowels llurtnnh llotr lie loni HI llleht Kyo An Anecdote of Klmr Cotownyo Mill I Atlrcnnrc In Junt EnonRh to GlvJ Nino Million rested identified and sent to tho John Wilson unpopularly known as Jack tho Clipper has been ar- Â¬ WiiieSWi1 H H i flj Lord Wolseley is in his sixty fourth year hating been bora iu Dublin c n juuo 4 1833 He catno of a family of ers It gives soldiers but no other Wolsoloy dintin tonctotliegen itnlorgansaud guished himself us the present com Duts them in mander in cniof nns none condition to do their work Tho occasions on which Lord Wolsr perfectly That makes pregÂ¬ Icy lias been within an ace of death aro nancy less painful shortens clmost too many to be counted Ho hoa labor and hastens recovery after had the unpleasant sensation of bullets helps a woman child birth It whizzing1 within a fraction of an inch bear strong healthy children of his head Once one of these carried away his hat and at other times bullets made holes in tho sleeves and lappets of his coat Ono of his most exciting ad ventures was in Burmah after lie had been in the army three years Young has also brought happiness to Wolseley was told off with four others thousands of homes barren for to a certain point in a skirmish and he years A few doses often brings had tho misfortune to fall into a man- Â¬ joy to loving hearts that long for a darling baby No woman trap a huge hole five feet deep with a should neglect to try it for this spiko in the middle Tho young trooper trouble It cures nine cases out was stunned but ho managed to crawl of ten All druggists sell Wine out of tho trap on the enemys side of Cardui too per bottle Tho enemy commenced firing and Wolseley returned to the hole where For advice In cases requiring special ho guarded himself from tho firing directions address tlvlne symptoms the Ladles Advisory Department round about Jiim The Chattanooga Medicine Co Chatta- Â¬ When the air seemed clearer and the nooga Tenn noiso was somewhat subdued Wolseley again got out of the hole and ran for his Mrs LOUISA HALE life lie was 150 yards from the Brit of Jefferson Ga sayi When t first took Wins of Cardui ish line and he ran on expecting every we had been married three years but moment ho says to provide a refuge Nine could not have any children months later had a fine girl baby for a dozen or 20 bullets in my body Wolseley returned safely however and was again dispatched in charge of an- Â¬ other detachment A man named Taylor had a detachment too but fell dead by Wolseleys side almost immediately Wolseley was severely wounded and they wanted to carry him away but he refused Goon Goont Goon menl Go on ho cried and the enemy were defeated The bravo young soldier lay FIFTH AVENUE HOTEi- sickinthehospitalforthree months and on crutches IS afterwards walked aboutwhen he was Best a Hotel in the World Ho had hardly recovered Ml called to action in the Crimea where Piks Campbell Manager n week before the taking of Sebastopol tircly avoidedJ WincofCardur relieves ex pectant moth Â¬ I 1 l bridewell Tho capture of this fellow calls to mind ncommoii error Pco- It IIhn No lllvnl plo hftvo supposed that liis act wns Tho largest cask in the world has re- Â¬ mcro vandalism actuated by malico cently been completed nt St George impure and simple A moments re vlnoyard located at Maltermoro near flection will convince ono that this is Fresno Cal It contains 07000 gallons not so Jack tho Clippor is not a or enough to give 9000000 persons each monomaniac on tho subject of tresses an ordinary wine glassful of its con- Â¬ and not a vandal Ho was moved sole Â¬ tents It is built of the finest California ly by tho vulgar desire for gain In redwood and in nil tho vast amount of is no instance did ho steal hair that was lumber used in constructing it there not long and thick and glossy lie not a single flaw The object of building so large a cask got tho oettcr prices for it is to keep on hand at theSt George vine- Â¬ Inquiry at some of tho many hair yard a uniform supply of wine the con- Â¬ stores of Chicago Bhowed what tho tents of the cask being that wine of profits of the clipper must havo which tho most is sokl Several years been It is tho business of tho man who ago the necessity for something of this to buy and sell hair sort become- apparent To build a cask runs a hair 6toro to ask a caller of tho size referred to seemed an im- Â¬ It is not his business where he got it Tho tresses may possibility at first but after the matter was thoroughly discussed tho members havo belonged to Ins wife daughter of the vineyard company made up their sister sweetheart or dead person His minds to try So tho redwood forests purpose is to buy as chcuply and soli of Humboldt county were called upon as dearly as he may but there are cer-Â¬ to supply the necessary lumber tain well established prices that ho Tho selection of lumber for the cask must pay Otherwise a rival in busi- Â¬ was no ordinary task for not more than ness will get tho goods Tho cost de Â¬ ono stick in a dozen of those presented pends mainly upon the length of the for examination would do It was an absolute necessity that the material strands and tho color of them Tho be flawless It required just two years intermediate shades of brown aro to complete this task The lumber cheapest Pure white is dearest ready two entire trains of cars proved Pure gold however jet black and necessary to convey it to the nearest brilliant red aro all very expensive point to the vineyard Like death the clipper claimed all This lumber wns amply sufficient in hues for his own Ho was in the busi quantity to erect such a house as does ness long enough to become a con- Â¬ not exist in California The finest house on Nob hill in San Francisco cannot noisseur He selected tho finest Ho boast of the quality that makes this learned the ins and outs and could not wine cask useful The hoops that bind be cheated He exacted and obtained the cask together are of finely tempered the worth of his goods steel In the aggregate they would fill Wbrkingmen who labor six days in the week for a pittance of 15 clerks to whom 20 a week is a boon young professionals who hold 26 a week to be prosperity are apt to feel envious of the earnings of Jack tho Clipper Sav Your Money ncgular Graduate and UegUterod Phyglclan Formerly AMUtant8uricon In the U tiNavy afterwards Post Surgeon U 8 Army and later surcoon British Marine Service with two years experience as physician at Hot Springs Ark will welcomo tho siok and at lllotea at Ills Olllce where consul tatlon with ono o tbi Most Bucrcsslul nootors of tho present ago Is cordially Invited AU will re ceive kind and honorable treatment and permanent ourcg guaranteed In every oaae undertaken Dr Matthew Oenry Kollock Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats Successfully All Chronic and Long S Standing Diseases For sick headache dyspepsia No Reckless Assertion WANTED v TUTTS Liver PILLS Tom Grain of Flemiuc found dead ou the road head malaria constipation and bilio- Â¬ usness amillion people endorse Ladies to inspect my Medicated Vapor Bath for Facia Blemishes Rheumatism etc Orx mouths treatment tidtd AGENTS WANTEI 8hrunkett and organs frequent and burning urine dls county wob cane of the bladder of both Bexea promptly near More and safely cured receive special and careful wil1 iJUUlco treatment for oil their many ailments Kidney Urinary ToIiqo KEUIil IN SIX IIOUKS Distressing Kidney aud Bladder diseases relieved in Bix hours by tho New Great Sooth American Kidney Cuiie This new remedy is n groat surprise on account of its exceeding promptness in relieving pain in the bladder kidneys back and every part of the urinary passages in malo or female It relieves retention of water and pain in passing it almost imme diately if you want quick relief and cure this is your remedy Sold by R C Hardwick druggist Hopkins ville Ky Senator Deboe has the assurance cf the President that the Fifth SecCollectors will bo named iu the next two weeks Liver Makes a Well AIuu Aro you biliouB constipated or troubled with jaundice sick head Â¬ ache bad taste in mouth foul breath A Sound Weakness of Organs Plies fialUia qulfV cured without pair ordetentlonfrombuslhess gfiMS Private Diseases Strictures Varicocele HydrocomTcndernafcjfr ilcaneholy Dizziness w ond and Eight District Kentucky Loss of Elergy effoo of Early wliloh brings Orgaulo Veakncss unfit ting ono for business study or enjoyment o life treated with nover falling success On ex amlnatlon tho urinary deposits a rosy sedi ment will often be found and sometime small particles of albumen will appear or tho color Will be Of a thin mllfelnh ltno ntrnln changing to a dark and turbtd appearance There are many men who dlo of this dlffloulty Ignorant of the cause which Is the second stugo of Seminal Weakness Tho Doctor will guarantee n perfect cure In all such cases and a healthy restoration of the cenltourlnarv orirans WRITE yonr troubles if living away from the city Yor ran be cured at home by corres-DondOiiCO Abt Mute Reorpor In nil nrnfoaalnn al dealings and medicine sent secure from ob servation Testimonials of patients aro never published Bank reference to my resuonst bllity cheerfully given Nervous Debility tenoy ani oonfldence the dreadful Vice DrCHURCH STREET Kollock 613 Nashville Tenn SO YEARS EXPERIENOE Foronesuitof golden or dark red hair say 30 inches in length he would re- Â¬ ceive 25 Tho price paid him would be sometimes 50 or even more They would be very bad braids indeed CHAS CATLETT CLABENOE OARRI CATLETT Formerly with Forbes HARRIS St Bro PAINTERS and PAPER HANGERS GEN LORD WOLSELEY We have concluded to go into bu inesa for ourselves and offer our ser vices to the public at the most reae onable prices Paper hanging a Bper ialty All work guaranteed Leave orders at Gus Youngs Telephone 84 2 rings LARGEST WINE BARREL It Is at Fresno Cal and Holds Gallons 97000 two large freight cars and their total Commander In Chief of the British Army he lost the sight of his right eye and re- Â¬ weight is 40000 pounds The cask tow Â¬ ceived the scar on his cheek which is ers to a height of 30 feet and is 26 feet visible to this day We were losing a battalion a day then said Lord Wolseley Wolseley was sketching with two other men Suddenly a flash followed by a bullet came into the midst of the little group His companions fell dead and Wolseley was carried to the camp his left cheek in his own words lyingon my jacket aijd his face riddled with stones and burets The next morning a piece of flint two and a half inches long was takwi out of liis cheek with a pair of dentists forceps Some years after these experiences of war rord Wolsoloy was one of a thou Â¬ sand souls on board a ship wrecked in the Straits of Malacca The vessel was utteily lost but Wolseley was in the last group of soldiers to leave the sink Â¬ ing ship He losCall he had and lived in dire distress for ten days on an almost uninhabited coast One of the best stories told by Lord Wolseley is of the Zulu war when Cete vayo was betrayed into his hands by his own prime minister Cetewayo had hundreds of wives but his conqueror released all hut three whom he sent with the chief in exile Cetewayo felt deeply the separation nnd pleaded ngaia and again for his wives ButLord Wolreley was obdurate At last his lordiMip was to return to England and hearing of his intending departure the Zulu riiief sent him a final message ask Â¬ ing pathetically that if he would not F end him any more wives he would at least exchange the three he had for threo others Lord Wolseleyssuccessis undoubtod ly di o to his unique apprenticeship in the nrt of war Barely has a soldiers career begun under more critical but nuspiiilous circumstances Garnet Wolst lVy had a great opportunity and he took ndvnntnge of it nis soldiers life hns been one of persistent defiance of danger and It is to thnt character Â¬ istic ruore than to anything else thnt Lord Wolseley owes his proud position of the British of commander-in-chie- f arm jr Jas B Ireland of Hancock conn ty was 100 years old Friday and n gathering was held to celebrate the event Mr James Perdue an old soldipr residing at Monroe Mich was severely afflicted with rheuamtism but received prompt relief from paiu by using Chamberlains Pain Balm lie says At times my back would acne so badly that I could hardly raise up If 1 had not gotten relief I would not be here to write these few lines Cbaui berlains Pain Balm has done me great deal of good and I feel ven For sale by R C thankful for it Hardwick Druggist The Mayor of Urbona ordered th troops away and the infuriated mob then stormed the jail and hanged Mitchell the uegro rapist Although a very busy man Dr R has found Pierce of Buffalo N time in which to write a great book of over a thousand pges entitled The in Peples Common Sense Medical Ad the Englieh language have readied bo great a sale as haB this populai work over 680000 copies having been sold at SI 50 each The profits on this euormous sale having repaid it author for the great amount of lator and money expended on its produo tion and he has now decided to giv awayabsolutely free ROOOOO copies of this valuable book the lecipient only beiug required to mailjto the World h Dispensary Medical Association of Buffalo N Y of which company lie is president twenty one 21 one cent stamps to cover cost of mailing only nnd the book will bo sent post paid It ib a veritable medical library cm leto in one vol jine viser in Plain English or Medicine Simplified Few books printed in in diameter If its contents could be placed In unbroken bulk in freight cars it would take 30 of the biggest to hold them As compared with other casks in which the vineyard company keeps its wine the proportion is about the same asthatof abunchof grapes to the parent vine In fact there is only one wine cask in the world which can be legiti- Â¬ mately compared with this giant of California and that is the great tun of Ileidelberg Germany which for a century and a half has been famous where ever men drank wine and knew from whence it came The California cask was not constructed with the intention of outdoing anyone butsimply for busi ness reasons The difference in size of these two tuns can best be understood by considering the fact that the German cask holds 42000 gallons and the Cali- Â¬ fornia cask 07000 showing the former to be less than half the size of the latter Considering the contents of the cask from the measurement of gallons the idea of its immensity is not as fully impressed as when figuring on a basis of lesser quantities For instance the cask holds 388000 quarts or 770000 pints or 3004000 gills An ordinary glass of wine is about a thiid of a gill perhaps a little less This huge cask would hold a sufficient quantity to per- Â¬ mit 9012000 persons to partake of a glass of whatever brand of juice of the grape filled it Therefore if every in- Â¬ habitant of the greatest five cities of the United States should pass in procession this huge redwood receptacle each might enjoy a libation from it Figur Â¬ ing the value of the contents of the cask at the price it would be retailed at in the states where wine is not mode the total reached is 001200 fto near 1000000 that it can without great stretchlngUfe called a 1000000 cask arge pages and over 800 illustut tious some of them in colors The Free Edition is precisely the Riune km ibpt old nt Slnt except only that tliH books are bound in strong mnnilli paper covers histoid pf cloth It in not often that our leaders have mi opportunity to obtain a valuable book on such geueroiiB tonus and w predict that few will miss nvtiiluiL themselves of iho unusual and hbT offer to which wo huvo called their attention Bishop T U Dudley and fiur other Episcopal birihrips with ilmr wives have gouo to Eughuid to it tend the Queens Jubilee thin mouth It contains 10 8 1 Au old weathor cock two and a half feet liigh with a pewter body and a copper tail which Paul Jlevero is said to havo mado when ho was a w s Fl Ja wfcrv A SerueiilK Tonarae Tho Sinking Fund CommlBhloiiHrH British artillery service through aw local young man has just been taken down Tlve forked tongue of tlwj serpent is huvo agreed to advertise for the bIm agent who has n contract with tho Brit Â¬ from tho spiro of an old timo Method Â¬ Its most striking characteristic of tho S00C0O in Stulo boudh tlm ish government to furnish 6000 horses one of bids to be optutd on July lf pro The order oays th horses are to b Uselesa as It may bee serpents hm ist church in Watcrtown Mass It observed to lap water with Hut will bo given to the historicd bo vided the engraved bonds are o hhppITS fi9o v powlble I ciety of the town tongue like a dog pleted by thnt muo 1 w I I Aluminum to Ile Cheap fact has been recognized among metal workers that the sole obstacle to the wide use of aluminium was its high cost as compared with other Ubeful metals Therefore it will be good news to leairn through United States Con Â¬ The rCnnlcat Way Out There in a lo- - of fnn In th Jnw al Â¬ sul Germain at Zurich tlmt In uhuit though It Is usually confined to law Â¬ time probably within a year the price yers Clients are rnrcly so situated that of this metal will fall to about 27 cents Perhaps they ler pound so that but three cpramer they can we the joke appreciate It In tills case A western cial metals will be cheaper than alumi judge sitting In ohambcrs Beeing from nium namely iron lead and zinc The the piles of papers in the lawyers hands consul bnBcs his statement upon the that the first ease was likely to be hot-- firmres ha has collected showino- tho ly contested asked What is tho production of aluminium nnd the pros amount in question Two dollars pectivo increase of tho plants Larat replied the plaintiffs counsel Ill pay yeaT th0 output was 14740 pounds daily It said the judge handing over tho 0 whlch 4103 pounds daily were pro money Call the next easel j duoed in the United States This year tla0 plants will be Increased to bring loonier Home- - fop England A carload of horse- - from Grant coun- - tho daily product up to 42400 pounds Tho which did not net him 10 and there was nothing to prevent him making two or threo hauls of this kind every day Of course it would be unwise fqr the dissatisfied workingman clerk or professional to go into JackV business because sooner or later he would land in jail but considering merely the profits of it the wonder is that more men do not adopt a pursuit that is more remunerative than bur- Â¬ glary and infinitely safer The hair that is sold in Chicago is treated here although as the su- Â¬ periority of French workmen in this line is everywhere admitted it is not unusual to ship hair from this country to Paris have it prepared and then resHipped The process of perfecting it is peculiar It is boiled then treated with oatmeal to soften it then run through a polishing machine which gives it an imperishable gloss and then sorted into lengths It comes to America rolled into tight little cylinders that aro called cro quinolles The worlds master in this art is Leon Pellery of the French cap- Â¬ ital In this shape pure white hair 16 inches long is worth 75 an oxmce the blond is worth 5 an ounce and so is the jet black It is easy to calculate the cost of a full suit At these prices one of white would stand its proud possessor in some 550 the yellow and black in proportion There are first and second qualities of human hair and a third quality which is known as German combines and is very cheap About 4 a a pound is its value Hair of any color but of phenominal length say from 50 to GO inches is worth 00 to 70 a pound This is speaking of course of raw or unprepared hair Silver gray hair of average length is worth 25 an ounce and a toupee wig of it cannot bo bought for less than 75 Of tho artificial hairs the largest quantity is taken from tho yak an Asiatic animal whoso main and tail grow to tho proper length The yak strands however aro by no means so handsomo as what is known as re- Â¬ fined Angora This is really beauti- Â¬ ful and only an expert can distinguish between it and tho genuine article Yak wigs aro used upon the stage ex- Â¬ clusively but many men and women whose heads are bald as billiard balls aro seen upon tho streets every day luxuriantly crowned with Angora Nearly all tho human hair treated in this country finds its way into trado their crowning glory and the tresses are sold for tho benefit of tho order Not many American women soil their hair Under our financial and social conditions they do not often becomo bo destitute as many of their peasant sistors across tho water Chicago Chronicle coated tongue dyspepsia indiges tion hot dry Bkin pain iu back and between the shoulders chills and fe ver etc If you have any of these symptoms your liver is out of oider and your blood is slowly being poisoned becavso your blood does not act properly Jierbine will cure any disorder of the liver stomach or bowels It has no equal as a liver medicine Price 75 cents Free trial bottle at R C Hardwicka drug stoie Sanders D Bruce of New York a faniouB ex Confederate and editor of the speed book was paralyzed at Lexington His condition is regarded us critical Quickly ascertain free whether an Invention 19 probably patentable Communications strictly confidential Oldest agency for securing patents Id America Wo have a Washington pfBciy Patents taken through Munn Co reoerro special notloo In too Anyone sondlng a sketch and description may MARKSr DE8IQNS COPYRIGHTS C TRADE SCIENTIFIC f AMERICAN 1 beautifully iUnstrated largest circulation of any scientific Journal weekly terms 1300 a year SliOstx montns Specimen conies and HAND Book on Patents sent free Aaaress Pr Kollock In Nashville Regular Graduate and Registered Physician Formerly Assistant Surgeon U H Navy afterward Post Surgeon U S Army aild later surgeon British Marine Service with years experience as physician at Hot Springs Ark hndoreedby thoncvo opsedlaBrltan lea VolX page 1 the largest and most important work in the world beingin twenty-live volumes each the slzeof alarge chu ch Bible He is noted as the discoverer of the acme principals of golseminum a specific tor lfuralgla of the face and womb oures ca arrh Syphilis Lost Manhood and ueneral Debility The Doctor has been over the world nnd has made many cured given up by other Venduine Building phjslclans negro at Kansas City shot and killed uu old colored wotnau and mortally wounded her daughter A 301 Broadway Now York MUNN CO to L tiv TJISVILLE ST LOUIS No 63 WEST BOUND AS KA1LWAY Dally TI No 61 Dally Louisville Brandenbuig Irvington 8tephensport Oloverport Hawesvllle Lewisport West Point 4 Ar Spotsvllle Henderson Owensboro 9 18 9 10 08 1166 m m p m 10 88 a m 4tpmll05m p m 11 28 m 1048 pm 12 07 pm 1181 p m 12 61 p xa 8 p m 8 40 8 68 p m 10 18 a am 840am 765pm 911am 20 0 30pm 7 20pm 7 45 pm 115pm Tue eagle tho king of all birds is noted for its keen sight clear and dibtiuct vision So ore those persons who ubh iSutherlaiids Eagle Eyo Salve for weak eyes styes sore eyes of any kind or granulated lids Sola by all dealers Al iss Nannie Davasier is in jail at Bowling Green charged with fatally injuring her illegitimate child east bound Henderson Spottavllle Owensboro Lewisport 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p m 608 pm 63lpm 003 pm C 785 840 pm pm pm 960pm 37 NORTH BOUND No 2 Dally No 4lVfly Mall Express Mail Express 20a m 253 p m 4 46 p m 627 a m am 641 p m 731 687 p m 827am 1 Many very bad cases havo been Ointment permanently cured by it It is equally efficient for itching piles and a favorito rem Â¬ edy for wore nipples chapped hands chilblains frostabites and chronic Boroeyes For Bale by druggists at 25 cents per box Ar Princeton Marlon DeKoven Morganfleld Corydon Vr vllopiuBVllle Henderson Kyansvllle 1010a m LOCAL 002am 93uam 62 a m 7 41 p m 807 p m 8 55 p m 7l2pm FBEIUHT Try Dr Cadys Condition lowilcrs are just what a horse needs when in bad condi- Â¬ tion Tonic blood purifier and vermifuge Sold by R C Hardwick Lv Prlnoeton 715am Dally ArHnnltlnsvlllBi 1020 a m -sr-7f Boo p m Ar Prlnoeton 7U6om Local freight will carry passengers bQtwei they uopmuBviue ana rnucetou Lv druggist UNIONTOWN BRANCH South Bound Daily ky Union town U Morganfleld the vows the sisters aro denuded of lnnla frAm time current in Sinni pPorcelain coins were for a long If it required an annual outlay of Onmrnnin C A 1 660p ra 760 a ra North Bound Dully 7 15 pm 910 a m LvMorganfloid i740Dm vr uniuntowu II F MITWPLL a MBuejiwooda 725am 625pm am VIA OHIO VALLKY RAILWAY 100 to insure a family against any In connection with U0A8 W and Illinois seriouB consequences from an attack Central to Louisville Cincinnati Memphis beyond of bowel complaint during tho year New Orleans and points620am 353pm Lv noDkinavuie 640pm 710 am Ar Memphis there are mauy who feel it their duty H W noon 650 pm ArPaducah to payit that they could not afford 740am 780 pm ArNew Orleans 618 pm llslOpra to riBK their lives and thoso of their Ar Louisville owuam Ar Cincinnati family for such an amount Any one Close connection made at Princeton with trains carrying Pull can get this insurance for 25 cents through solid vestibule free teollnlug chair man that being tho prico of a bottlo 01 cars buffet sleepors and bn Chamborljana Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy In almost every neighborhood some one has died from Havb Your Photographs Made At an attack of bowol complaint before WYBRANTS medicine could bo procured or a phy One or two doses sician summoned NEW STUDIO of this remedy will oure an ordinary No 580 Fourth Avenue caso It never fails Can you afford to take the risk for bo small an amouutt For salo by R C Hard wick druggist Louisville Ky arwjff JrsK t mSSC PlP f MwlyiV iM jfljjiuiwuuie lUtttttrftiMii in regard to paint materials or painting would seem in this age to be in- excusable wRen full information can be had free If interested it TGNORANCE WAS A DASHING BALDER CoL Your intelligence WILLIAM d OEBOE John S Mosby tho Romantic Southern Guerrilla 111 Ho In Now Sorlounl Vn at Iltctunonil A Drlcf Outline of HI Store Than Itcninrknltle War Cmccr r will pay to aet pamphlet arid color cards also twelve pictures of houses painted in different shades- or combinations of colors free Send your address- - NATIONAL LEAD CO ST LOUIS BRANCH Clark Ave and Tenth St St Louis Mo PLOWS WAGON GEARS Improved Chilled Plows Avery Plows Chattanooga Plows Kentucky Plows Also all kinds of plow repairs Chilled Plows Disc Harrows Steel Plows 7 SOLD AT LOWEST PRICES G TJS YOUNGEgrOpp HOPKINSVILLE Disc Cultivators Champion Mowers Hay Rakes and all kindaNf Farm Machinery Corn Drills Hotel Latham KY Few men in the confederate nrniv ivcrc more conspicuous or interesting thnn Col Moshy As u dualling raider ho waa unapproachable even among tne ooiucst of the raiders of the southern semi guerrillas He was born In Towhatau county Va December C 1833 He entered the University of Vir ginia but before completing his course shot and wounded a fellow student who had Insulted him He was sentenced to a fine and imprisonment but was par doned He studied law while in jail and was soon afterward admitted to the bar At the beginning of the war ho enlisted in a company of cavalry and served in the campaign of the Shen andoah under Gen Joseph E Johnston and maintained the picket on the Poto Â¬ mac during the winter of 18C2 3 In February 1SC2 he woo made ad Â¬ jutant of his regiment but shortly afterward returned to the ranks He then served as a scout at Gen Stuarts headquarters and guided thatofllocr on a bold raid on the rear of Gen McClel lans position on the Chlcknhominy In January 1863 he crossed the Rappahan nock into northern Virginia which had been abandoned the year before to the federal forces and recruited a force of irregular cavalry with which he har assed the federal outposts cutting communications and destroying supplies Several expeditions were sentout to capture him and his men but when then found themselves too hard pressed they disbanded and scattered to their homes reassembling when the pursuit was abandoned at a pre arranged rendezvous He evaded every encounter unless certain of victory His soldiers were of a nondescript sort composed of deserters from the federal army outlaws and adventurers who were soldiers merely for the sake of the booty they might obtain At Chantilly on the 11th of March 18G3 he made an unexpected counter- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Your intelligence is questioned bj the druggist who tries to influence you to lot him bottle anything fur ou wliou you nek for Dr Bells PiueTnr Honey No druggist can put tliis up for you he cunuot put up inything like it it is not to bo had in hulk it is to be hnd ouly in 2ic 60eo nud Si bbttlof There to nothing jiirtt as go d ns Dr Bells Pino Tnr- Honey Avoid those substitutes with When you eiiiiilur souubing mimes buy Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey see that tho bottle has never been opened 4nd that it bears tho pictttro and tes timony of Good Old Grauuy Met calferaud the name of the E E Sutherland Medicine Company Fountain Park Padueah Ky Kontnclf V States senator from Kentucky was born In Crittenden county 47 yonrs ago was raised on a farm and educated In tho common schools of his county supplemented by two years In Ewlng college In Illinois Ills parents were born In Virginia nnd went to Ken- Â¬ tucky early In this century Ills grand Â¬ father on his fnthers side served for seven years In the revolutionary war Ills father Abrqm Dcboe was a minister of the Baptist church After leaving the farm young Deboc first taught school and afterwards studied medicine nnd graduated at the Univer Â¬ sity Medical college Louisville Ho practiced medicine for a number of years and then took Up the law which r Nctt Seiinlor 1 a Power Â¬ ful Political OrcnnlEcr J Dcboe the newly elected United mxMmwJtim s Fancy Fowls Is tho name of a High Class Poultry Journal to bo issued about June 1 From the Kenfuckian Office It will will appear monthly and An infant of Cooper Bennett in Daviess county died from injur es caused by its mother spilling boiling coffee on it How to Care All Skin Diseases Simply apply Swaye8 Ointment No Internal muuicii required Cures tetter eo tema Itch all eruption on the ace hands noee3ic leaving me skiii clear white and healthy Its great healing aud curative pow ers are possessed by no other remedy Atk your druggist for Swa vans Ointment 20 pages 9x12 inches and will bo published on book paper with new material start with If you are interested Bend poultry business name in time to get tho first number iu the us your ig3rfiMiWK v lwx Only 25 Cents a Year invariably in advance ADDRESS Sixty one young ladle and tweutj four young men will graduate from the Louisville Male and Female High Schools June 16 VOKLOKEK9 1IIUNK SVltUI LAXATIVK for costive children nnd bilious adults 2Co AT mtUG STOKHS WILLIAM J DEEOE United States Senator from Kentucky Fancy Fowzls Co EVERY DOSE EFFECTIVE aoo COUGH VOULCKKItS 1J A I S A at atdkuosiokis Tes The 600 jack of W PHambaugh at Ringgold had one of his legs broken night before last while run ning iu a field How the accident happened no One knows Chtrksviue Wonderfull South American lllood Cure T C HANBERY M P SHRYER yt PEOPLES WAREHOUSE HANBERYA SHRYER Quickly dissipates all scrofulous taints in the system cures pimples blotches and sores on the face thor oughly cleauses the blood of boils carbuncles abscesses and eruptions reuders the skin clear young ami 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 Proprs KY Railrold sfeventh Tenth HOPKINSVILE EgFCareful attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned to ua Liberal advances on tobacco in store All tobacco insured unless 5 otherwise instructed stupendous cures in all cases of shattered constitution and depravity of the blood Bud health signifies bad blood Sold by JR C Hardwick druggist Hopkinsville Ky 3iick H S Towne and wife were drowned while bathing iu the gulf at Galveston Tex md original in style JOHN S MOSBY The Most Daring Raider of the War COL Arliligton Hotel BEASONABLE BATES Sutherland Edgle Eye Salve is new of package aud medical qualities It is perfectlj harmless contains no lead and is n guaranteed cure for granulated lids ore eyes or styes SOLB AGENT FOR Up-to-da- charge on the federal force routing- n much larger army thaa liis own At i BARBER SHOP Dranesvlllo on the 1st of April 1603 he HOT AND COLD BATHS BAR routed a large detachment sent expressly to capture him While the main Bbeokenridge Castleman armies were engaged at Chancellors A G Lanqham JNO B CASTLEM AN ville he surprised a party of cavalry at Warrenton junction but was subse- Â¬ quently routed lie raised a new force and went to the rear of Hookers army wrecked a railroad train was surrounded but cut his way through in flicting great damage In May 1804 jiosby captured n railroad transport Columbia Building Southern Department LOUISVILLE KY near Aqua creek compelling Gen Grant then engaged in fighting the CASTLEMAN Managers battle of the Wilderness to detach a BARBEE large force to dislodge him and protect Does the largest business in Kentucky and largest in the Southern States and his communications also the largest in the world Liberal and Progressive in Management lie wasmieeessively promoted through the various grades to the rank of Local Agents brigadier general and was several times wounded By n special act of the conHOPKINSVILLE KY federate congress his men were permit- Â¬ ted to retain all spoils of war taken by them besides receiving the regular pay of cavalrymen At the close of the war Mosby went to Warrenton Va and took up the S practice of law He was therein 1872 when the Greeley Grant campaign Gas Gasoline and Oil Stoves Ice Chests and came and the incorrigible rebel guerrilla amazed his friends and compatriRefrigerators China Glassware and Lamps ots of the south by hoisting his standÂ¬ Wooden ware Churns Washing Machines Eleard for Grant instead of the democrat He had done it once before when he Gran- Â¬ vator and Chain Pumps Stone ware Tin supported Grant as n reconstruction president but this time he came out ite waie and Bird Cages Ice Cream flatly ao a republican Freezers and Gasoline and Coal Oil Ho supported Hayes in 187G and was rewnrded with the consulship at nong Kong He was a proud man and excessively sensitive In those trying times te Ice cream Freezers Galv Iron corand twice refused to accept office under Corner 12th and Main Streets Louisville Ky Burglars entered C S Coxs gro eery at Sebree and took a lot cf goods valued at 50 Now is the tine to provide yourself and family with a bottle of Chamber beilaius Co ic Cholera and Diarrhoea tiemedy as a safeguard aga ust an nt tack of bowel complaint during tip summer months Jt costs but 2cents and is almost sure to be needei before the summer is over Tin remedy never fails even in the incs severe cases aud is in fact tho only preparation that can always be dt- peuded upon Wheu reduced with water it is pleasant to take For salt by R C Hardwick Druggist ho has practiced successfully for nlno 3mmR2mie5Sm3BS3im55S years He has always been an ardent and active republican and few men In the state have done more than he for his eft party In 1888 he was a delegate to 9 the Chicago convention In 1892 he THE GREAT made tho race for congress in his dis- Â¬ trict as the republican nominee and Line greatly reduced the democratic majorityo oetween the cities He has been a member of the state Cincinnati Lcxiugron Louis central committee since 1890 and in v s Evansviile St Louis 189G was a delegate from the state at large to the St Louis comention which And thenltleaof nominated McKinley and Hobart and Nashville Memphis Mont was chairman of tho Kentucky delegation to that convention In 1893 he eomery Mobile an New was elected to the state senate from a Orleans democratic district and has served his people during the last three terms ably WITHOUT CBLOttEJ and faithfully As a political organ- Â¬ AND SPEED UNMVALED izer and leader of men he is second to none in the state us evidenced by the management of his own campaigns and as member of the executive committee of the state last year during the Mc Â¬ Kinley campaign The fact that Ken tucky is now in the republican column is largely clue to his part in themonnge ment of the state campaign of 1895 and 1890 He is a man of unblemished character and reputation moral and Jonnections are made at Guthrie and Nashville for all points temperate and is a member of tho Presbyterian church He stands six South and W est feet one inch high and weighs 215 In Pullman Palace Cars pounds The election of Deboe does not change the political complexion of the senate this road will receive special low rates but on some party questions might give 5ep agents of this company for rates the republicans a majority if Senator outes or write to Kyle of South Dakota votes with C P Athore G P TA them together with the vote of the vice Louisville president The election of Deboe makes the total membership of the senate 88 composed of 43 republicans 33 N TIME TABLE L democrats and 12 populists and silver TRAINS GOING NORTH 1048 a m Wt republicans With Kyle the repxiblic No 02 MullToul8Fast Mall 941a ir nns would have 44 a tie with the vice no jii Nashville com 7 4p m lo 54 St Louis Express S5 d m a majority of one president TRAINS GOING SOUTH HOPKINSVILLE KY W ftTrunk hrough Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jacksonville and joints in Florida orthEast tMIGRANrSSrSfiS3 c 1 Insurance Company OF LIVERPOOL CO JONES New CoiniulNHloncr of Iiitllun Affair WILLIAM A spected citizens of Mineral Point Wis He has long been before the public as an educator and successful business man For the past 15 jcars he bias been engaged in the banking business and at the new com missioner ot Indian auairs just appointed by President McKinley is one of the most prominent and most reJones HnllM William A from VVIhcoiihIii NoOiNO limited o 65 Jo M io B3 St Louis Express Nashville Accomodation St Louis Mall Nashville Accommodation does not run en undar North bound St Louis and Chicago Fast rolns have hrough trains solid and sleepers n Chicago and St Loula PastLtnc stops only at Important stations nd crossings Ha hrough Pullman sleep t to Atlanta Oa J MAdams Aeent 630 am SlSpm 816pm r07aia WALTER F GARNETT School census returns from eighty eight Kentucky counties show a de Â¬ crease of nearly 4000 from last years enumeration To cure a chill When the lips begin to quiver aud turn blue and bi t re the first chilly shivering senta tion comes on take a full dose of Tr Bells Peppermint Chill Tonic It s stimulating It warms the blood It promotes the circulation of the blood It will prevent the chill nine times in ten It is guaranteed to prevent the chill ten times in ten il taken fourhours before chill time ccsnsss STOVES AND Japan h iKo Fruit Jars It is believed that the Sultan has decided to agree to the evueuatiou t f Thessaly by the Turkish troopb The Powers hope that peace may b declared this week nice Tin and Slate Roofing Guttering and all kinds of job work done on short notice Try before you buy at Opp GEO W YOUNGHOPKINSVILLE Hotel Latham KY Mothers will find Chamberlaius Cough remedy especially valuable President Grant for croup and whooping cough It On his return from China he settled will give prompt relief and is sale California and has done well there as and pleasant in We3 have sold it for a lawyer As a soldier ho was n terrible several years and it has never failed disciplinarian and as a luwyera shrewd to reader of statute though not a bril Â¬ G give tho most perfect satisfaction W Richardson Duquesnes Ia liant pleader Sold by R C Hardwick druggist One A young old-de-ca- ESTABLISHED IN 1852 4 SAMUEL HODGSON Importer and IWCanvxlixctvirer of Marble AND Granite Monuments for the Archbishop Barnie iu nas at a party In county by Grayburstiugkilled guu Leo of a the Dublin castle once approached Arch bishop Whatley and asked Does your Dont neglect chills Chills bring grace know what is tho difference be- Â¬ on congestion congestion brings on tween an ass arid an archbishop No waa the grave answer Then tho youth death You can cure chills aud be como stout mid healthv bv usinc Dr back but an archbishop has a cross Bells Peppermint Chill Tonic on his breast Very good said tho archbishop Now will yon tell me edTheodore Durrant has been grant an appeal to the United States what is the difference between a young Supremo Court and ho will uot be like yourself and an ass I dont know said the youth hanged next Friday Neither do I said the archbishop and walked away TABLETS ETC Clarksville Mr l M WHITLOW of Hopkinsville Ky Tenn is rny solicitor Onullo That Hooka Itnelr A newlyipatcntcd cradle rocks itself by means of a clockvrork mechanism a Tor Infanta and Children rod running from a slowly revolving wheel to tho upper part of tho cradle llmlli hea to rock It and forth the rod being itgsitwj y Trr or1 slow Cf adjusts t6rck Jt fast i vvfvW CASTORIA rr Ss tak J was one of tho incorporators of tho Mineral Point Zinc company in 1883 nnd since that time has been identifled with tho interests of that company as secretary and as treasurer He has been mayor of tho city nnd a member of tho board of regents of the state university In 1894 Mr Jones was elected a mem Â¬ ber of the legislature of Wisconsin and was reelected in 1890 by the largest ma- Â¬ jority ever given a candidate for tho legislature in his county Mr Jones is a native of Wales and is 63 years old As a lad of seven he came to America and settled with his parents in this state After paslntr through tho com Â¬ mon school he entered tho state normal school and qualified for a teachers place He was afterward principal of tho city schools of Mineral Point and filled that position ably for several years In 1877 ho was elected superintendent of publlo schools for Iowa county and re Â¬ elected at tho expiration of his term Then ho studied law and was admit ted to tho bar but abandoned tho law for tho more profitable pursuit of banking no was married in 18S1 to Miss Sarah A Ausley TIio Glimnto otatZtcc Tho mean tempgratm e of Qrceco n r decrees Fahrcohett WILLIAM A JONES New Commissioner of Indian Affairs tho present timo is vice president of the First national of his home city Ho r Two Through Trains Daily Runntnvr Pullnan Vestibule Sleeping and Ulrinif Cars Nashville to Chlcajo HOURS NASHVILLE TO CHICAQO NEW ORLEAHSFLQRIDA SPECIAL Leaves New Orleans Dally at laos noon Orleans vlaLNRR Nashville at Irom am Through Bufet Sleeping Cars 720 New CHICAGO MSHYILLE Leaves Nnshvlllc Dclly at 720 LIMITED pm For detailed Irorrnatlon address P P JEFFRlCS Oenl Passenger Agent E1 urijvIJle Ind lULLMAN Qenl Southern Agent Nailivllie Venn S L ROGERS Trav Passenger Agent D H Atlantat fli to spend Tho London people aro computed SGOOOOOO daily for hveuty seven years SIOOOOOOUO A Bilver coin is usually in currency The wealth of New York grows by every year Tho uotes of the Bank of England cost nbout ouo cent each Only 37 per cent of the gold iu currency is of tho proper weight X ray experiments wero successful ly used iu LexiuRtou Inst week 8 HERE AND THERE Grapo bags for salo at this office Born to tho wife of Dr P TC WeBt of Ferguson Ky a fine boy yesterday morning When in pain use Sloans lini ment and kill it Sold by Elgin Whoat is riponing rapidly and the early seeding will be ready for tho binder next week Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over City Bank Hopkinsvillo Ky Five new deacons will bo ordalued at West Union Baptist church at Qracey Sunday Leave your work at Hilles Ex colsior Laundry A muth needed washing was given the face of the town clock Tuesday and ju fresh coat of paint has been fypkintvillt lentocMm who baB been for twolvo yours identified with tho shoo trade of Hopkinsville and for the last Boven years iu charge of J H AnuorsoutV Jos shoo department has resigned his position and loft whero ho yeBterday for Hendorson will become book keeper iu the now Johnson flouring mill of Wilford Mr Duncan is one of Hopkinsvillos best and most worthy young men and wa commend him to the people of Henderson as a gentlemen of hitrb character and first class business qualities Mrs Geo V DonnelJ of Beverly had her pocket book stolon one day this week while shopping in ono of tho stores She left it lying on the nnnnter and turned away a moment nnd when sho returned it wbb gone But few people were in tho store at tho time and tho police think they know who got it The pUrse contained about S500 Mr Guy Duncan PUItSONALOOSbll MAYJiJjWONlAJU put on f y the institution Why take Johnsons Chill and Fever Tonic Because it cures the mot stubborn caBe of Fever in ONE DAY R C Hardwick The Church Hill Culture Club will meet at the home of Mrs Henry Boyd Saturday afternoon June 12th promptly atJ330 A full attendance is desired hs business of importance will be transacted Incontinence of water during sleep Btopped immediately by Dr E Detchons Anti Dioretio Cures children and adults alike Price 1 Sold by R C Hardwick Druggist Hopkinsville Ky Attorney W B Neely met with a painful accident a few days ago while riding his bicycle He ran against a rock and was thrown to the ground One of his knees and an arm were badly injured and his body was considerably bruised Mr Neelv is now able to be out Fine Tailoring Have your clothes made cleaued and repaued by Fow right the Tailor and Cutter Recog nized by the trade us one of the best up to date cutters in the profession Suits made from S20 to S50 Pants from Si 00 to Slo Bridge street opposite New Era office The comparative statement of the N railgross earnings of the L road for the last week of May Iihb been announced Total earnings amounted to 5562750 as compared with 501063 same week last year For the entile mouth the figures reached 682895 sama month labt year SI 030 13 a free student in the mail department of tho American Business College Omaha Neb send in your application at once The offer of free course June 14th by mail will bo open for a limited Young high graded Jersey calf time only for sale Apply at Kentuckian ofAt a meeting of the stockholders of fice Guthrie Railroad Comthe Elkton See A W Pyle the furniture man pany at Elkton Tuesday the followSix dif- ing Board of Directors Was elected for bargains in sideboards ferent styles and cuts just insee them Ben T Perkins S H Wells J P Hunter C H Penick J L Mauzy Mr J I Longacre formally of this T L Porter and J M Gill city has sold his property in Elkton The American Business College and will move to Nashville this week Mr Longacre has been conducting a Omaha Neb offers a fine opportuniRacket store in Elkton for several ty for young people to secure a practical business education at homo jears without charge for tuition Readers Quinine and other fever medi- of this paper should avail themselves cines take from 5 to 10 days to cure of this offer at once fever Johnsons Chill and Fever Dr E P Rucker an Earlington Tonic cures in ONE DAY physician has invented an embalmR C Habdwick preparation that excels anything Mrs F M Williams of Hopkins ing county was adjudged insane and brought to the asylum here this week for treatment This is the third time Mrs Williams has been confined in Have you seen the new cigar Bcbeine at Millers Drug store It is reported that flingling BroB circus will visit Hopkinsyillo this Bummer The date is not yet known A full line of Sloans remedies on sale at Elgins drug store Evansvillo and return SI 50 via Ohio Valley Ry Sunday June 13th Leave Hopkinsville 520 a m Re turn limit morning train Monday steadily and rapidly regaining his health and will soon be quite well again Tho judge was in poor health all of the Bnriner but a 6oioum at Dawson Bet him on the road to recovÂ¬ will be glad to know Judge T J Morrows many friends that ho is now ery If you wish to secure enrollment as that place Mr Magnus A Snodgruss of Mar West Virginia will bo tiuBbuH marrieu on Juno 22 to Miss Sue Judgo Kelly of Cadiz is attend Browne Stribliug dauehter of Mrs ing circuit court this week Cornelius Stribliug of Martinnburg Tho wedding will take place at tho Mr W L Bamberger visited the Presbytoriau church Mr Snodgrass Tonncsseo Centennial this week is a widower His first wifo was MJsb Mr Starling L Marshall of Hen Mamio Campbell of this city who died about seven years ago derson was in town yesterday Teaque Adams Miss Ida Adams Miss Rosa Stoinhanreu of Atlanta of tho Consolation country was is hero on a visit to her parents married to Mr W W Tetigue of tho Mr Jas H Moore of New York is same neighborhood Wednesday the guest of Mr John T Jidmunus Tho wedding occurred at tho homo of W E Mo tho Mrs W K Coffee of Carthage Cord brides parents Rev of tho Univorsalist church perMo is visitiug Mrs H L McPher forming tho ceremony son Mr Phil Levy of Henderson was Mr John Youne has returned from Wednesday to Miss Hattio Springs His health is much married of Dawson Sickles Louisville who wbe sick improved iu bed and so ill that she wus unable MiBS Daisy Kleemau of Clarks to sit up to drink tho wino UBed iu ville is spending this week with her the Jewish ceremony Her mother Bister Mrs H M Frankol drank for her She haB appendicitis Mr Jako Samuels aud family have but her recovery ib hoped for gone to Galveston Texas where they James Cooley and Miss Louie Har will reside in future rmuu nil eioping coupie irom xiup Mr W H Cummins Jr of New kiusvillo reached hero early Wednes York has located in ths city and will day morning and were married by Rev G W Shelton of the Cumber engage in tho tobacco business land Presbyterian church Clarke Mrs SW Anderson and daughter ville Times Miss Nora of Owensboro are on visit Mrs E J Fleming formerly of to relatives in the city this week this city vidow of the late Chas Mibb Emma Courtney has returned Flemiug was married at Murfrees from Bowling Green where she has boro Juno 2 to Cap Robt F Cattels been attending the Normal school a a successful farmer Sam Fraukol visited the Nashville fexpositiou Tuesday I CORNER STONE OF HEALTH 9 Effect dl Paines Celery Compound the Blood and Nerves Now Is the season to lay the foundation for future health and utrength The cornerstones of good health arc com plots digestion sound sleep pure blood and a perfectly nourished nervous system The wonderful success of tnlnos celery compound In makinij people well and keeping them so has always boon accounted for by physicians by Its extraordinary power of nour ishing and regulating all of these functions It is not strange that so many unscientific remedies do no permanent good when they disregard this close interdependence of tho nerves and the organs of digestion and circu lation and attend to but one deranged part at tho oxpenso of all the rest Tho only possible way that n real lasting gain in strength and vitality can come is through pure blood better nourished nerves and tissues more refreshing sleep and an economy in the expenditure of nerve force Upon These are the objective points aimed at and attained by Paine celery compound This remarkablo rmedy permanently cures overy form of nervous debility neuralgia sleeplessness melancholy hystoriahcadaches dyspepsia and heart palpitation Primarily the nerves and then overy organ governed by thorn Is induced to work in a normal aud orderly manner Mothers uhould give their children Painos celoiy compound now It is epiing instead of some hearsay blood purifier that can have no power of correcting an lmpuro mate of tho body as the brain and nerves Debility amV disease are cured by Painos celery compound It is not in HiepowHof any other remedr to make peoplo so perm men tly and so completely wen ni nis nsionmnng nerve and brain strcngthenor and restorer aud blood purifier Palnes celery compound Ono needs simply to give It a trial to bo satisfied Handle a fall Line of J K REEVES SUCCESSORS TO J K TWYMAN city Tuesday Miss Ethel Bollinger of Elmo who attended Potter College Bowling Green last session returned home Wednesday Miss Steiuhagen of Hopkinsville Ky and Clarence Blossom of Atlanta were visitors in tho Womans Building Tuesday Nashville AmerÂ¬ Leech and wife and Mr Gaines Sims Bud Gaines and Misses Lizzie Leech and Bessie Mc Sarah Sims were married near SinkWherter of Princeton visited the ing Fork last Friday JD COLORED Coleman Clark Wyatt Coleman and Charlotte Clark were united in marriage in the County Clerks office Judge Breathitt officiating Davis Dickerson Floyd Davis and Sallie Dickerson were wedded last Saturday The marriage occurred near Barkers Mill iu South Chris tiau TOUACCO HOPKINSVILLE PRICES THE LOWEST GIVE US A CALL Choice Staple and Fancy Grrocei ies TELEPHONE 11 3J 3r XW Vvjvw Iensliaw ican Mr E F Morris and his wife and three daughters of Warren county NEWS MAItKET Furniture and Uudertaker JFMrrxmrmm MfrjfA gy grace of a fortably mt aist com- Â¬ You are enabled to dress stylishly and daintily thev By grace of progressive policy of this store you are en Mm Stylish abled to purchase the newest in this line at a trifling cost THOMPSONS OLD STAND Sales nt the Farmers Warehouse for the week ending June 10 of 85 hhds as follows 20 hhds common leaf from S3 60 JN to 5 00 If hhds medium leaf from So 00 to 7 50 10 hhds good leaf from S8 00 New and Elegant Funeral Car for tho Undertaking Department to 11 Ou Dick Everett a Practical Undertaker of 20 yearB experience has 15 hhds common lugs from SI 00 charge of thii branch of our business to 1 75 15 hhds medium lugs from SI 85 Give us a call No 8 Main Street HOPKINSVILLE KV to S 00 10 hhds good lugs from S3 25 to 4 00 G7 4 home phone 107 3 Market very strong and active on office phone YEARS IN all grades Tobacco in good order brought full value but Buch aB had SAME OLD STAND not been well handled was not in de ftmSSmmSSt mand Ship us your tobacco and UlLIUUNCK COCRTESY our personal attentiou will be paid Up Stairs in Henry Block Op Opera House to same Mark your hogsheads The Farmers Warehouse and we will X obtain for you highest market prices you aud will do it if you will come and Fee m laige 6tcik of Respectfully ew btocK Jtsest Cioods X and LQ WIEiST PEICIDS i 26 Can Sell Perec Find Garments From c V OOLDRIDOE CnAPPELL FURNITURE AND KINDRED BRANCHES iBASSETT 8c CO For else now iu ube it is claimed preserving bodies from decay and preserving the life like features it has already received quite a reputation Many of the farmers have grown tireu ot waiting for a tobacco season and have commenced watering and setting out tho already over grown plants In some sections of North Christian where good showers hare fallen the farmers have about finish ed setting Fancy Fowls the new monthly poultry paper will be issued today It is a very handsome journal and abounds with readable articles of interest aud value to poultry breeders Only 25 cems a year Send for a sample copy Prepare for active business life Secure enrollment as a free student in tho mail department of the American Omaha Business College Neb Rand their nd ill this issue and nrnf it by it Mr J E Gossett formerly of Rerudou but for several years en gaged iu Ijiifiiut hs at Birmingham Ala has returned with his family to Christian county Ho will engage in the murcuntile biibiuess at Julieu having formed a paituorship with his father-in-laCapt S R White The firms name will be S R White Cj Mr Go tot left for the mar ket Wednesday and will buy a largo ciuck of geueinl merchandise He is Mr Cbas O Prowso second sou of County Clerk Ino P Prowse has graduated from the Lebanon Law school at Lebanon Teun and returned home the first of the week He was formally admitted to the local bar and will at once begin the practice of his profeBHion in this city He is a young mnu of a high order of intel ligeuce uud has taken a thorough com so aud is well grounded in the principles of law We predict for him a miccessful career in hh choseu profession Inquirer remain two weeks Sale of 45 hbds tobacco by Miss Daisy Cavin went to Hopkins- Wheeler Mills Co June 8 and 9 ville at noon to visit her aunt Mrs 1897 Thos N Petrie She was accompa26 hhds leaf 7 50 to 6 00 nied as far aB Henderson by her fa 19 hhds lugs S3 60 to 1 60 ther Mr W R Cavin who returned home this afternoon Owensboro 8 75 8 50 UU 7 yn 24 hhds 6 65 6 50 6 00 6 00 5 50 5 25 20 hhdB are visiting relatives in the city Mr MorriB is keeper of Browns Lock No 2 50 15 hhds 1 on Barren river He will return homo to morrow but his family will 1 50 Sales by Hanbery Sbryer of 81 hhds as ioJIowb 7 hhds good leaf 11 50 1125 110010 009 959 509 00 15 hhds med leaf S8 00800 8 65 8 50 8 50 8 25 7 7D My expenses are light as I arn up stairs and I will make it pay you to come and see me 1 am prepared to do Undertaking in all its branches I am also a practical EMBALMER liefer you to those that have seen my worn 8 10 7 UU 8 10 AW a PYLE 7 bU 7 OU com leaf 26 806 75 6 75 6 60 6 50 6 25 6 20 6 20 5 80 6 75 5 70 5 70 5 50 5 10 5 JO 5 00 5 00 5 00 good lugs from S4 00 to com lugs from S2 50 to Reduced 5I6 Kleins Ices Fourth Avenue Having secured exceptionally low contracts for Ico and Cream wo nro able to quote the follow- lng reduced prices for oar high grade creams Any flavor 150 per gallon Brlcka ti16 per gallon Frozen Puddings 3 0 nalloa Bisquo glansps ii5iJprr don and oiiiovn thu Hat Louisvilles Leading Caterers Seasonable G Mr J Bryan Hopper of Earliue- too came down Wednesday to attend oodsnir IN DRUGS FOR SALE We have some- - Good HORSES and MULES we will sell the wedding He returned at night taKing with him Dr Chattens little ten year old daughter We Are Always AdxIuus That our customers derive the very best possible satisfaction from the clothes Moth Balls Packing Camphor Honduras Sarsaparilla DiBenfectants of all kinds and a complete line of O ZE3I hJ fL IE H Call and sec mem at C LAYNES LIVERY STABLE quently we do not recommend any thing to a customer with which wo are not perfectly satisfied that he will be pleased Toni Berii Tailors DKATIIS that we mako for them conse Elastic Cottage Paint C H LAVNE CO W Mi mf White Lead Linseed Oil and Tur pentine and family puints Come to See Us Everything- 58J fit Mm Absolutely Pure Celebrated for its great leavening strength ami hoalthfuluess Asines tho fiOl giiJfct mum ami nil forms of ndultTuUiu coiiiiiLii to ilo cheap brands BOVAtf DAKINO rOlVDFIl CO Burk The wife of Mr Jas Burk TSitha better VV transient nature of the many phys of the Roaring Springs neighborhood NINTH ST IUAItMACY ical ills which vanish before proper efdied last Saturday night after au forts gentle efforts plenanteffoitsN DEPOT NEAH L illness of several weeks Sho was 69 rightly directed There Is comfort a years old and a highly esteemed tho knowledge that so many forrr3 of JT Jf dischristian lady The interment took sickness are not duoa to any actual but simply to constipated condi Merchant Tailor place at the Burk buryiner crouud ease of the system which the pleasant tion Sunday afternoon family laxatlvo Syrup of Pigs prompt- Â¬ Fashionable suits made to order ly removes That is why it is the only Cleaning and Eepairiug Ladies Tnmpq pnmhqn fnrmor remedy with millions of families and is nnMM tailoring also done everywhere esteemed so highly by all Gladness Comes understanding of the J o Usually found in first class groceri6s at all time can be found our mammoth store Ileming- Vegetables Fresh from the J gar- 1 Win Yates the Pticauix Hotel bar ber Iihs secured tho srrviees of Audy Co jm an dxport tonsorial tirtiht from Nashville who is now in charge of tUe rot chair in hia popular shop numH mrm ou tlj0 shares and proved to 00 R vory valuable manjn that ca Pncity Ho leaves a wife and five chil aren I Hopson ul 18 tiib ioiirn itfunty 0 Mr Morgan Ilopson died ear uiiiiou suuilay ol NEW TORK qylte rteaUuy- vh boautv If her system ummIh the cleansing of u Read the oifer of the American jaxtuivo romeii v bhu uses the gentle Business College Omaha Neb iu and pleasaut Syrup of Figs Made this issue Now is your chance to se by tho California Fig Syrup Compa- - cure a business education at home uy free of tuition rpssrhiiitbT ulz8 u vaiuu kuuu uouibii 4ta uuiioutmi effects ore due to tho fact that it is tho remedy which promotes internal ono cleanllnobs without debilitating tho organs on which It acts It is therefore all Important In order to get its bone Ucial effects to note when you pur chase that you have the genuine arti cle which is manufactured by tho California Fig Syrup Co only and sold by all reputable druggibts If in tho enjovment of good health and tho system Is regular laxatives or other remedies aro then not needed If afflicted witu any actual disease ono may be commended to tho most skillful physicians but If In need of a laxative ono should have tho best and with tho well Informed everywhere Syrup of Figs stands highest and Is most largely tood and gives most general satisfaction WllL uxjixjijx virxu omnurai TsiiTvnrT MOORE BLOCK HOPKINSVILLE AiliiiliilKtriiturH S11I0 KY i dens every morning such as dsps bssnsJ-G-Ucumbers tomatoes etc Tho E H Sivley place on Canton piko 2J miles from Hopkinsville about 221 acres of rich land about 85 acres 111 timber Two dwoliiugs on placo bam stables and etc will bo sold first in two parts then as a whole on Monday July 6th at Court House door at 11 oclock Terms of Bale A cash balance in 12 and 18 months Notes to bear iuterest from date E C E Sivley II H AumiH 1 Our Prices Are as low as can be found in the city and quality of goods un- surpassed B CLARK GO n oivifEix CITY JWAHKKT HOUSE JVFrMPJm nt1 w w frrrWam iinii In mnn mutiHMmm tnf MMnrcatcri UiHidifrifin r