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VOL XIX iii M TZTZrT i jHOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY TUESDAY OREAM OF iwwgy JUNE 151897 MEWS TOOK HIS OWN An Asylum LIFE- NO 4T OIRQUIT COURT In I I V Will buy a genuine imported black Clay Worsted Suit N 750 These suits will be IT IS NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN HAS IT Two Men Klllcd Patient Commits Suicide Cell Ills ONE CONVICT CIVEN AN UNUSUALLV Fotiud Dead Sulcldc ThrontCnt Fljilit ataCakoWal- kOther Bloody Items Two tu Webster Postmasters for Webster county Providence Albert Browning Bel court A A Ashby Uro Jlrewer Goes Out cutaway Good weight made up well in a round or square cut sack or a 3 button J All Sizes 34 to 44 WORTH 1000 Slice as soon as the new tariff goes through BUY ONE NOW mude a most efficient officer Cut Ills Throat Seveiely Frauk Whitlow a young son of Mr F M Whitlow while bathing in a pond near Casky Sunday Beverely cut hiB throat on a barbed wire across the pond The wound was not fatal but was a bad cut and had to be dressed by Dr Moseley Overcharged Gas Cylinder Postmaster W B Brewer of Fair has beeu superseded aa sturnD lickerat Fairview Ky by H G Petrie Jr Mr Brewer has been postmaster for a long time and has view J vt H Anderson PANTS Co By the explosion of an overcharged gas cylinder at the Clarksville Ice Factory Saturday afternoon two ne groes George Munford and George Dick was instantly killed and J O Mattilltbe foreman was badly injur¬ ¬ H B Turner nu inmate of the Western Kentucky Asylum for the First Hatch of Indictments Itetwrjcfl Yes- Insane committed suicide Friday terrtay The Wootton Case IoftQcnecl night by hanging He tied one end Till September of a sheet around his neck and fas tening the other to the iron grating The business in circuit court since- over the ventilator in his room swing last report has not been very brisk off The sheet stretched considerably The case of T W Wootoo charg anu wnen Turners dead body was e with murder was called yesterday found by an attendant the next and continued at the instance o the morning his feet were resting on the bed He had dieil of strangulation commonwealths attorney until the and probably committed the deed of 7th day of the September term self destruction early in the night The GarroM case is set for nest 88 hiB bodv was cold nnrl stiff whnn Monday the 13th day of the term discovered Turners home was near Ihe following indictments were up bouth Union in Logan county and he Wad reCftlVPfl at ih natrium TaU turned yesterday 22 last He was formnrly book-keeHenry Adams col voluntary maner lor Bray a baudrum a Louisville slaughter firm and while in their cmnlnv hin Ed Harned malicious shooting mind became suddenly unbalanced Willie Roach col detaining fe¬ and it was necessary to send him here for treatment T4n ImH imnrm male ed however and was possessed of Wm Davis horse stealingOniftirlnl mnntn lnH ujiuiuj uuviuy uiuutj luur unA D Jones and others furniBhingr successful attempts to destroy him self within the past few weeks He liquor to minor Wm Davis who was indicted1 fox was 38 Tears old and unmarried The remains were taken to his old horse stealing was tried yesterdayr home Saturday for interment and convicted of stealing A OS TOM MAJOR IN TROUBLE Lackeys horse and given two years in the penitentiary Ills Louisville Warehouse Has to Quit The rest of this week will be taksast ¬ 1 p ¬ QUICK TRIAL ed Business up with common law cases PANTS T PANTS If You Wear Them Look at These prices Mens all wool pants worth 400 for 225 Mens all wool pants worth 300 for 199 Mens all wool pants worth 200 for 125 Mcns cotton and wool pants 99 150 for worth U Mens mole skin pants worth 100 for Mens heavy cotton pants IOOfor worth Mens cottonade pants for 69 69 49 WE WII L SAVE YOU MONEY ON PANTS PETREE of the Siaia SI 8c CJO 33io 33oot m m m nil We Grive You 2 WhatYouAskFor THERE are several ways of doing business One is to put off any old thing you may have on your customers Our way is to give you just what you ask for and at prices that defy competition Now a ir Q v CAJX JLXV m We No one wants to pay exorbitant prices for first class goods are way down on prices and know that yon cannot find a better class of goods in the state We would be glad to have you call and examine our stock of m m m m m m Hi Hi Hi m Hi Hi Hi to buy it makes no difference we want to show Ifjyou do not you what we have 00 want CJJLJlVJL V No 207 South F A YOST St CO Main St opposite Winfree Bros iii 7i u 4U ills Willie Was a Maiv The negroes of BardwefP were thrown into a feverish state of 2zcite ment a few days ago when they team- ¬ ed that one of their associates- whoni they had supposed to be a womn was really a man About four years ago a tallr ratheir stuck through his hand crushing it masculine looking perBon ostensibly horribly and inflicting a very painful a woman came to Bardwell and serious injury and soon became known aBv Big Willie who proved to be- a Free Silver JIarbecne good cook and was employed by sev ¬ There will bo a big free silver pic eral families at different intervals nic near White Plains on the Bakers Big Willie associated with tie ne- ¬ port and Mt Carmel road on Saturgroes in the town and was well fcaawn to nearlv all of them day the 10th day of July The in charged the buyer Big Willie tention is to make it one of the very After hearing this report Mr Major died rather suddenly and the negro best ever held in that country The said that the discrepancies were caus- women commenced to dress the Dawson Glee Club will be present ed by clerical errors that he was an corpse when to their utter astonish ¬ and furnish music for the occasion honest man and was willing to make ment the corpBe proved to be that oE The Hon Ollio James of Marion good for any loss that occurred to a man Several white people visitedl the body and verified the statement will deliver an address and other any one speakers have been invited A good A motion was made to expel the made by the negroes firm from the Leaf Tobacco Ex crowd from this city will attend The corpse was buried There wbb change but upon Mr Majors request apparently no reason why the deceas- ¬ The Iubllo Schools the firm was allowed to resign This ed should have hid his sex Some of the Bardwell darkeye The examinations in the public oi course closes tne career of tne Mathink he waB a criminal who wcast schoolBurain progress this week and jor warehouse in this city Mr Major seen at his office by BkirtB to disguiBe himself and evacifc will be concluded to morrow On a reporter said that he was an honest capture xnursaay nignt as Heretofore an- man and repeated what he had said Through Wonderland nounced the final commencement ex to the members of the exchange ercises will be held at the Taberna- claiming that the discrepancies in The delegation from this city and cle and diplomas will be awarded to weights and prices were the result of the Western portion of the State to a class ot eleven graduates There errors and not of an intennig to de- - San Francisco to the International will be other interesting exercises in iraud xxe Baia tnat ne would Boon C E convention is increasing dailv which the little children will partici- be connected with another warehouse Besidea the most wonderful of all pate in this city Mr Major came here conventions the wonderfully cheap from Clarksville Tenu in December railroad Irate and the magnificent A Lively Cake Walk 1894 scenery to be viewed in a trip across Lafayette June 14 There was a the Continent are attaching many Sized Him np Abont Jtlglir cake walk near the state line below people and when the Kentucky spe Will Allen in Louisvillo Times from cial leaves St Louis Tuesday June this placeSaturday night and a largo 2r she will have - board the most con crowd of negroes were present The Washington There is a man in Hopkinsville genial party which ever started across affair broke up in a free fight in which knives pistols and sticks were UBed named Wilgus There he is known the plains and through the Sockies A negro named Bustle Bhot five as Postmaster Wilgus In religious to the coast Railroad fare from St Louis and times at Frank Mitchell at close circles he is doubtless known as range but missed him and Mitchell Brother Wilgus Here in Washing ¬ return is S4600 Going Bleeper fare ton where he frequently comes he ib will be S700 per berth This iucludea then BPized a wagon standard and known only as Bill Wilgus and use of cars for one day stopover at Bplit Bustles scalp with a blow that kuocked him senseless Dr Stone there is a colony of the souls here Colorado Springs and two days at sowed up the wound No lives saddeued by long absence from home Salt Lake City For sleeper berth aud iuformaticxj were lost but t there were many which does not disguise its delight at the cheering compauy of this Hop address Allan D Wallis Excursion bruises kinsville wonder Wilgus is oue of Manager Western KeutuckyHopkina the few postmasters in the country ville Ky He Swims Himself U1T influence of their own Princeton Ky Juue 10 C G who havewants Saturdays Ilnt for Kentucky When he a uew safe a few Peichard a farmer living three miles extra clerks or an improved towel rolWashington June 15 Fourth class from town committed suicide this ler for his office WilgiiB doesnt have postmasters for Keutucky appointed morning about 430 oclock by hang to write to his Congressman and ask to day were as follows ing himself He arose bb was his him to intercede for these things He Greenup county Josephine Brushart custom about 4 oclock to make lires boards the train for Washington and Eistpoint Johnson county Lowdor F M He was heard to ero out of the house the uext day he works such a jolly off Mole Foxport Fleming county P and as ho did not return by 5 oclock on the whole post office department tt Million Gamaliel Monroe county the family became anxious about him tnat it is all no can do to nersuade them not to give him a new building ii x Alien ALcuauy Breckinridge and began a search county J W Pate His daughter found him in au old Wilgus has just left towu and he de HoplunB county R Mortons Gap M Williams parted with the assurance that the Pmckard out house about three hundred Woodford county C L yardB from the residence hanging niouey on certaiu claims for extra Rvley St Charles Hopkins county from a rope fastened to a rafter He clerk hire would beat him back to J V McEwen Salyorsvillo Magoffin HopkiuBville You want to watch leaves a wife and four children out for Wilgus One of these days county A L Bailey Jtlnsou a Free JJIan he will como shooting into Congress The lreHs Convention Attorney A P Crocket has juBt The Kentucky Press Association AFTER PRESIDENT FAURE won quite a victory in the court of will meet at Middlesborougk appeals in the case of Walter Mason Attempt to Assassinate Another Ituler of and after spending this week in the mountains of Kentucky aud Ten ¬ against the Commonwealth which Franco nessee will visit the was reversed last Wednesday Masou Paris June 18 An attempt wob body HnnUiiiRville Centennial in a was indicted for breaking into the will not be rep wluti cellar of Mr Larkiu Horned mude io day to assassinate Felix resented at Middlesborougb but the and on the trial Mr Crocket argued Faure President of the Freuch re following members of the association that the indictment was improperly public while he was en route to Loug will juiu the crowd at Nashville next drawn but the court overruled Iub Champs to witness the Giand Prix Monday Mr and Mrs Thoa C motion to dismiss and Miibou was While M Faures carriaea n nn Underwood of the New Era Mr and sentenced to one year in the peniten- paBHing a ticket near La Cascade res Mrs W A Wilgus honorary mem tiary tuurant in the Bois da Boulogne a bers Mr and Mrs Chas M Meoch Mr Crocket took tho case to the bomb which subsequently proved to nra of the Keutuokiau court of appeals and the matter was ha a pioco of tubing about six Ownoy Affln Ilepurted Killed decided jn his favor which will make loug and two inchps in diameterinches with n freo man again special dispatch from Toledo re Mason A Mason has a thickness of half nu inch charged been coufined in the Eddyville pris with powder and swan shot exploded ports that Ownoy the postal tramp on since thq last term of circuit court No one was injured bv the oxnlnsinn dog wbb shot aud killed but will bo roleosed as soon as the A man iu the crowd suspected as the day by Postmcster Brand there yester ¬ Ownoy had proper papqrs can bo issued prime movor was arrested He gave acted ugly and bitteu a postal clerk his name as Gallet skin will severely Juo H Mitchell dropped dead on the briefest replies tonnd made only and seut His the dead be mounted to questions put lettor officer the street in Louisville to him by the police museum Beverly June 14 Ed Fleming had his hand injured severely a day or two ago by a very peculiar accident He got his hand caught between a fence and the end of a wagon tongue with such force that the tongue was fxom-Ten-nesse- e Hand Uudly Mashed a result of investigations made by Secretary C H Shackleton of the Louisville Leaf Tobacco Exchange the Major Warehouse conducted by Tom P Major and J D Headley un der the lirm name of Tom P Major Co ceased this morning to be a member of the exchange Secretarv Shackelton read his report showine that he had found that the Major warenouse nad reported upon tobacco that they had sold a less weight to the seller than tbey had charged the buyer with and furthermore he reported that prices had been report bd to the seller lower than actually Ab CJ ti sy 6 iinninMei THIS AND THAT Coroner H C Haslcm of Wood side N Y has ordered n soxtuplet so ho may carry his jury with him when ho is called out He and his clerk will rido a tandem Tho Oregon railway comniis sioners report that not i road in tho state has for four years paid a divi ¬ dend or boon alio to pay tho agreed rato of intorost on its bonds Bostons Music hall organ is to bo sold at auction It va taken out and stored 13 years ago to make room for tho symphony orchestra It cost 00000 ond has 5474 pipes A revolving palace 3G2 foct high is planned for the Paris exposi- ¬ tion of 1900 It will bo used for res- ¬ taurants and theaters and revolve continuously on a central pivot According to the recent Russian census the populations of tho four chief cities are St Petersburg 1 250000 Moscow 1050000 War saw 000000 and Odessa 41UUUU A preliminary census made by tho Egyptian minister of the interior shows Egypts population is riow about 9000000 and probably ex- ¬ ceeds that of the period o its great- ¬ fyphnvilli Mtniutklan THE ORINO0O OOUNTft Explorer in South America Discover a Wonderful Waterfall S A Thompson who went to Ven ezuela lost year in company with L O Dent and othors to investigate tho Orinoco country for tho Faribault syndicate was in tho oity recently To Messrs Thompson and Dart be longs tho honor of discovering prob ¬ ably tho highest cascade in tho world Tho most exhaustive search in all records has failed to discloso any rec ord of tho cascade heretofore The exploring party consisted of Mr Thompson Mr Dart and six or THE M03T VIUIOUS BRUTE Peccaries Aro Absolute Strangers to tho Sensation of Fear Tho most vicious and fearless of the bruto creation is tho peccary or wild hog of Mexico said C W Uart lott of Laredo Tax This nhimal poems utterly devoid of tho emotion of fear I have levor scon it turn a Tuffs Pills Cure All Liver Ills ARE YOU in health undermined by ex constitution travagancq in eating by disregarding the laws of nature or physical capital all gone if so t wsnw Wm i hj An JExpert things in sue never uses nny tfting but ciwya thert of making I t tfg GLAIRETTE SOAP St Louis The Sold everywhere mado only by N K Fairbank Company iWMWMMMHIIUMi iSil J est ancient prosperity The production of tea in 1888 by countries according to Mulhall flO was China 290000000 pounds In- ¬ MFTH AVENUE HOTEU M E9 dia 90000000 Japan 40000000 LOUISVILLE ST Best Jj Hotel in the World D Ceylon 19000000 Paraguay 10 H Electric Elevntor Hj 000000 and Java 7000000 R ricE Campbell Mauager In 1895 exact statistics of vis- ¬ itors to Paris were kept by tho police to whom proprietors of hotels and boarding houses had to make returns These statistics were hnghsh 4d Germans 373 Americans 42317 36224 The hand knitting industry or- ¬ ganized by Lady Arran in County ARTISTS TOHSORIAL Mayo to employ her husbands ten ants has proved a success financial- ¬ WEST SEVENTH STREET ELB BUILDING Clean towels and everything first ly Seven thousand pairs of stock ings wero knitted last year and 000 Give us a call spent in wages 9 s W W GRAY THE FIELD OF INVENTION Boras scattered on the floor and shelves of closets after cleaning well Engineering in Military and Commerexterminate roaches cial Warfare Mr James Perdue an old soldier presiding at Monroe Michwns severely afflicted with rheuamtism but received prompt relief from pain by usiug Chamberlains Fain Balm He says At times my back would acne so bad- ¬ ly that I could hardly raise up If I Jiad not gotten relief I would not be here to write these few lines Cham berlainH Pain Balm has done me a great deal of good and I feel very For sale by R C thankful for it Hardwick Druggist The dining room should be in per fect drder before breakfast is served 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 piges entitled he Peple s Uoiiraon beuse Medical Ad viser in Plain English or Medicine bimplihed Jeew books printed in the Enorliph language have readied eo great a sale as has this popular work over boUUUU copies having been Bold at SI 50 each The profits ou this enormous sale having repaid its author for the great amount of labor and money expended on its produc tion and he has now decided to give awayabsolutely free hOOOOO copies of this valuable book the recipimit only being required to mail to the Worlds Dispensary Medical Association of Buffalo N Y of which company he is president twenty one si one cout stamps to cover cot of mailing only and the book will be sent postpaid It is a veritable medical library coin plete in one vol arae It contains 10u8 large pages and over 800 illustnt tions pome of them in colors The Pree Edition is precisely the same hs that sold at S1F0 except only that the books are bound in strong manilla paper covers instead of cloth It is not often that our readers have mi opportunity to obtaiu a valuable bonk on Biich generous terms and wo predict that few will miss availing themselves of the uuusual aud liberal offer to which we have called their attention Salt puts out fire in the chimney Salt in whitewash makes it stick Half a dozen books should find a place in evf ry guests room The glasses should be freshly ed with clear cold wuiei fill¬ Account of meeting of Kentucky Pharmaceutical Association m Crit tenden Spriugs the 0 V Ry will sell tickets to Murnou and return certificate plan on J uue 14 to 17th at one and one third fare The dead body of Frauds Schlattel the divine henler who cioated so great a aensutiou in the Wnt with recently found near Cmmi Grande in the State of Chihuahua Mexico James T Coleman County Attor ney of Caldwell and Democratic uomiueo f r re election to the office will teuuer hia reignmon iouocom Mr Coleman mltteb thib week for perBQual leasons resigns Jerome Smeathers his wife nud seven chiUrou were poisoned at Yo viugtonV Daviess county with puris geen Tho poisou was on n ohelf aud tlo miiO cut the jwper and the contt mVaiftrd into a bucket of water below One child is in a ethical con ditlon Fofsibly none will recover s War is always a horrible possibility in the present condition of European politics but when divested ot its per sonal and political details it cannot but possess a peculiar iascination lor tho engineer especially since engi- ¬ neering has so largely entered into all the methods of modern warfare Since the last great Avar tho ma- ¬ chinery of warfare has been almost entirely recreated and indeed many con- ¬ devices have been invented and become obsolete with- ¬ structed out ever having had a chance to show what they were worth in actual com- ¬ bat Should the great powers be come involved in warfare however there is no doubt that numerous me chanical devices till the present kept secret will appear in various lines of fighting machinery and it is not impossibo that as in the days of the Monitor armaments and equipments upon which millions have been spent will find themselves relegated to the curiosity shop over night Tho restless ingenuity of the in ventor is almost as much ot a bane to tho leaders of commercial warfare as to the war lords of militarism It has been said and doubtless with truth that the managers of the great commercial combinations consider the possibilities of superseding in- ¬ ventions as the greatest element of risk in their calculations From this point of attack industrial combinations are almost helpless for no de gree of business skill can avail when whole plants aro rendered obsolete by the advent of some new device or process which may supplant the entire method of manufacture if not tho product itself It is this equalizing element which may in obedience to the law of supply and demand check to a great extent the growth of commercial combinations intend ed to control production prices and business Tho very success of a business combination sets inventors to work devising methods processes and machines to accomplish similar re ¬ sults by other means and no man knows what a day may bring forth when tho tide of invention is turned in any one definite direction The natural laws of the physical forces must control in tho end and it is to those laws that tho development of the commercial sido as well as the technical portion of human industry must look for ultimate guidance off Capo llattera3 while -- returning Cassiors Magazine from California in the fifties loaded with gold Official statistics show Ho Sold His Wife that 2000 vessels are sunk annually An extraordinary enso of vrif tell ¬ tho usbols and cargoes being valued ing has occurred at Irthlingborough at 100000000 The Atlantic and a shoo manufacturing village of Pacific coasts are strewn with old and Northamptonshire A party of shoe ¬ new wrecke many laden with valua ¬ makers having spent oil their money ble cargoes at a public house and having nothing The MoJern Shark handy to disposo of to got more one Tho modern shark is deteriorating of thorn offered to soil his wife for 2s In ages gono by there wero ferocious A customer in tho bar accepted tho oner ami to make tho bargain com- ¬ sharks such as would make a mouth plete onp of the mon was induced to ful of you without blinking 70 feet go through tho streets publicly an- ¬ in length Plenty of their teeth have nouncing on behalf of tho husband been found which aro fivo inches that ho had sold and bequeathed long whereas tho biggest of tho tooth his wifo to tho purchaser and giving bolonging to sharks that exist at the tho names of two companions as wit ¬ present day aro ono and one half inches long nesses to tho transaction eight native carriers Tho party struck out at right angles from the Orinoco through tho donso jungles Mr Thompson said it was impossible to mako more than three or four miles per day through theso forests as tho vines trees and underbrush wero so Tho party wero closely intertwined compelled to use machetes to cut their way through At night eacn man slung his hammock between the trees covered himself with a stout mosquito netting and slept soundly During tho trip parrots ond gayly plumed birds wero seen by the millions Only seven snakes were seen which rather disproves the theory that tho jungles of Venezuela are inhabited by reptiles The party continued through the jungles for 100 miles and ono day tho sound of a mighty cataract camo to their ears Tho exploring party was then in the Imataca mountains The sound of the falling water was pursued and in an hour or two the party camo in full view of one of tho most wonderful sights ever seen by man Coming from a height which then could only bo guessed was a mighty torrent It was following the precipitous sides of the mountain which rose to an angle of about 85 de- ¬ grees The water followed a multi- ¬ tude of channels and its rush churned it into white foam Thompson nays the cascade looked like a great sheet of animated white laco with intricate ¬ After standing ly woven meshes spellbound the party advanced to ex- ¬ They climbed up plore the cascade the side to a height of 600 feet but still the waterfall towered on equal distance above them Mr Thomp- ¬ son believes the water falls a distance of 1100 or 1200 feet The cascade was named the Water- ¬ fall of Manoa after the mythical city of gold for which Raleigh and other explorers so vainly searched Mr Thompson tells of many won- ¬ derful freaks of nature The party several times came in contact with the carib fish which are the most fero- ¬ cious inhabitants of the water known The fish arc not over 14 inches long but they travel in schools Their teeth aro three cornered Any living object which attracts their attention is attacked with fury Mr Thompson tells of an Indian woman who entered the water to fill a bucket She was attacked by tho fish and rached shore only to die in 15 min- ¬ utes The flesh was literally torn from her body Mr Dart who was with Mr Thompson caught ono of the fish and pulled it upon the bank He held the carib under his foot while he pointed at the peculiar teeth with his finger With a quick movement tho carib floppedout from under Mr Darts foot and seized him by the fin ger cutting that member to the bone The fish frequently have been known to bito ordinary fish hooks in two Another fish which the party often came across was the morocoto the flavor of which is like Lako Superior whitcfish only more delicate The morocoto is provided with molar teeth and subsists on vegetable mat ter which it thoroughly masticates before swallowing Another pecul iar creature found was the morocoy a species of land turtle which al night utters a cry of wonderful sweetness plaintive and clear The bugs and black ants Mr Thompson said are the bano of tho country Tho black ant roaches the length of an inch and a half St Paul Globe Sunken Treasuro Ships Some of tho famous treasuro ships which ho at the bottom of tho seas in- ¬ clude LOrient 6unk by Nelson at tho battle of the Nile with 3000000 aboard the Latune sunk in tho Zuyder Zee with 7000000 in her hold tho Do Brake lost off Delaware bay with Spanish bullion and tho ship Golden Gate which went down Mcnncholy nizziness Loss of Etergy ellea of Early Vice which brings Organic tVeakness unOt ting one for business study or enjoyment of life treated with never failing success Ou ox amlnation tho urinary deposits a rosy seai ment will often bo found and sometime KuriEir in six nouns viciousness small particles of albumen will appear or tho A triend of mine encountered a Distressing Kidney and Bladder color will boo of a thin mllHsh hue again chanttlng to and turbid appearance drove of them in a wild part of Mexico diseases relieved in six hours by the Thero nie many dark who die of this difllculty men ignorant of ho cause which is tho second a few years ago and his escape was mi- ¬ New Great Sootu American Kidney stLCO Of Seminal Wenlrnntisf Thn Timtnr ulll raculous lie very foolishly shot and Core This now romedy is a great guarantee a perfect cure In all such cases and wounded a number of them Then ho surprise on account of its exceeding a healthy restoration of the genito urinary uruuiis your troubles if living took refuge in a tree The peccaries promptness in relieving pain in the thelutlTE ion ran be curea at homeaway from by corres- city kept him in the tree all that day and bladder kidneys back aud every part Bonde ce Abulute secreev in all nrofesslon tat al dealings and medicine sent secure from ob through tho night They circled of tho urinary passages iu male or servation testimonials oi patients are neve reference to my respons around the tree grunting and squeal- ¬ female It relieves retention of water published Bankgiven unity cneenuiiy ing their delight at the prospect of a nud pain in passing it almost imme- ¬ hairs broadth 6ut of its path for any living thing Man is its special beto noir It displays an intelligence in fighting tho human stiangely at va riance with its apparently complete lack of any moutal attributes save the very lowest order of instinct They aro rarely lound singly but go in droves of from a hundred to thou ¬ sands Their ability to scenj inon is particularly marked 1 havo known a drove of them to scent a man a mile off and strike as straight for him as the arrow flics There is no use to try to frighten them with guns Tho can- ¬ nonading of a full battery would have no more effect on them than the pop- ¬ ping of a firecracker The only thing to do w hen thoy get after you is to run away from them as fast as a horse can carry you And then there is no cer- ¬ tainty that they wont catch you They aro nearly as swift as a horse and their ond uninco is as great as their Regular Graduate and Heglstored 1hyslclan Formerly Assistant burgeon in tho USNuvyt afterwards 1OM Surgeon U 8 Army and later Burgeon BrltUh JJnrino borvice two years experience as Physician at with Hot BprlngsArlt will welcomo tho sick and af illotcii at HrsOfncewhcroconaaltation with ono o tnrt Most Successful Dodtors of the preset Ke is cordially invited All will receive- kind nna honorable treatment and permanent cures guaranteed in every case undertaken Di Matthew B envy Kollock Dr Matthew Henry Kollock Treats Successfully All Chronic and Long Standing Diseases WANTED Ladles to inspofct my Medicated Vapor Jatb for Facia Blemishes Rheumatism etc Ono months treatment freo AGENTS WANTED CUB NEVER DESPAIR Tutts Liver Pills will cure you f wllf Q For sick headache dyspepsia CI S sour stomach malaria torpid Kidney and Urinary815 orirans jietjunjiii uiju uunuK liver constipation biliousness oases of the bln klor of both sexesurine promptly aim puiotjr uuicut win receive special and careful and all kindred diseases Ladies treatment for oil flinty tnnnv Pills Tutts Livercure an absolute JJJ LllillIlliiili e Tenderness Weakness of Organs Piles ytuio quickly cured without pair ordetention from Private Disease Strictures Varicocele Hydroce oni confidence the dreadful sPo L Boast not thyself of to morrow for thou knowest not what n day may bring forth Nervous Debility toncy Ife feast He soon exhausted his ammu nition and brought down a peccary at each fire Rut this had no terrors for the beasts Along toward morn- ¬ ing the brutes began to eat the ones he hod killed and when they thus sat- ¬ isfied the cravings of their stomachs they formed in lino and trotted off If they had not had some of their own number to devour they would have guarded that tree until my friend through sheer exhaustion dropped from his perch and allowed them to make a meal off him The wildcats and tigers that infest the Mexican wilds flee from the peccaries with in- ¬ stinctive fear and even rattlesnakes St Louis keep out of their path Republic diately If you want quick relief and cure this is your remedy Sold by ft C Hardwick druggist Hopkins ville Ky continual diopping in a very rainy day aud a contentious woman are alike A DrCHURCH STREET Kollock 613 Nashville Tonn 60 YEARS CXPERIENOE ASoandIlv rMaksu W 11 Aluti Aro you bilious constipated or troubled with jaundice sick head ache bad taBto in mouth foul breath coated tongue dyspepsia indigos tion hot dry skin pain iu back and TRADE MARKS between th BhQulders chills and feDESIGNS ver etc If you have any of these OOPYRIOHTS fie Anyone sending a sketch and description may symptoms your liver is out of order quickly whether an Invention is strictly and your blood is slowly being probnblyascertain free Communications patents patentable Oldest aeency for securing confidential poisoned because your blood does in America We havo a Washington office Patents taken through 11 una Co receive not act properly Jierbine will cure special notice lu tho duy disorder ot tho liver stomach or SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN bowels It has no equal as u liver beautifully Illustrated largest circulation of BUILT BY BEN FRANKLIN any Bclcntltio Journal weekly terms 1300 a year medicine Price 75 cents Free months f 150 sixok PatentsSpecimen copies and Uaxd IJOOK sent free Address A Journalist Tells of Working an trial bottle at R C Hardwieks drug store MUNN CO Ancient Printing Press 301 Broadway New Vrk I once worked a printing press that A domestic wife is a blessing but was built and operated for a long while not if she is too domestic r Lours by Ben Franklin said Col Charles J AS RAILWAY Dr Holluck lu Nashville Gonter The machine was quite a ltegularuraduateand Kiglstered Physician No 6J No 81 primitive affair but it answered the Formerly Assistant surgeon U a Navy after Dally west bound Dally ward Post burgeon U b Army and later 1 was then a boy in Lancas purpose aurKcoii British Marino service with t o Louisville 830pm 745am ter Pa and was learning the printers years experience as physician updialirltan lv W8t Point at Hot Spring 7 20pm 840am iik fcudoredby theEncvc trade in the office of tho Lancaster lea Vol X page IBS the largest and most 7 55 p m 9 14 a m Brandenbui g Irvlngton 8 20pm important work in the world beitigln 40am Union John F Forney now one ive 8 98pm 10 18 Stephenspor m volumes each the size of alargechu ch 9 18 p m 10 88 a m Cloverport tiltile lie is noted us the discoverer of the of the most influential newspaper 9 41 p m 11 05 Hawesvlllo m acm e principals of gelsemluum a specific lor editors in the United States and who neuralgia ot the lace and wo tub oures cu 10 08 p m 11 28 m Lewisport Owensboro I0 48iim 12 07 pm byphllls Lost Manhood and ueneral has made a success of the Philadelphia tarrh Spotsvllle 1131pm 12 31 pm Debility ihe Doctor has been over the world 11 55 p m 1 15 p m Press was a prentice with mo and we aud has made many cures given up by other Ar Henderson Veudomu Building took turns working the old Franklin lhslutaus No 62 No 64 press It was made entirely of wood Dally A man that hath friends must show Datly kast BeuNn v Henderson 7 20am 25ftpm except for a marble slap that answered Iiimsoit friendly 8pottvllle 7 13am 3 1G p m the purpose of a bed On the slab the Owensboro 8 27am 3 Spin 9 07am Lewisport 412pm Tne eagle the king of all biids is forms of type were placed and they 9 30am HawesUUe 463pm Olovcrport 9 67am 617pm would havo to be inked with a long noted for lit ktin bight clear and 10 18 a m 6 35 p m Stephensport clumsy roller before each impression distinct vision So are those persons Irvlngton 11 00 am 610pm who uao butuerluudB Eagle Eye Brandenburg 1123 am rttpni Ono day Forney would wield the roller 12 05 p m 7 10 p m Stive for weak oytH fatyca aoro eyes Ar Wvst Point Louisville 100pm 800pm and the next day it fell my turn to ui uuy kind or granulattd lids Sold smear on the ink Wo could print by all dealers For further Information address about 50 or 75 sheets an hour The H O Mobdde A O P A or Louisville Ky work was laborious but we perf ormed The plates should be properly WLMills Owensboro Ky cheerfully because of tho knowledge healed aud placed before the host it that Ben Franklin had done the very VOIXOKUKS same work on the press many a day ritUNi svnui ucativis V before wo were born James Buch- ¬ For costive children and bilious adults TRAIH9 GOING SOUTH anan used to come in occasionally and S3o AT UKUU STOKES No 1 Dally No 8 Dally encourage us at our task and predict VOELUKKIt H an express Mall Kxpress KvmiHVllln a brilliant career for both of us if we 4 no p m 616am UOUU11 IIAL8A5I Henileron 6u8pm 72am stuck to the trade we were then learn EVERY DOSE FFECTIVE Corydon 631 pm 723 am aco Morgantleld 6 03 p m 755am at imuovrouKy ing DeKoven 037pm 827am uisvillest m f twenty-l- i I O Time Table 1 1 Im a young man yet I hope Forney The events that are crowded in between tho3ears 1841 and 1897 contain the history of the building of one of the most pow ¬ erful nations tho world has over known and the processions of men that have passed in review since then call for the pen of another Plutarch to portray And that cramped rickety little Franklin press that John W Forney and I used to work played a big part in tho making of the nation and the making of the processions of men Still I am not old St Louis Republic Manna in Australia is no rPi n J1WO Txn HUO UJ iov UIIU1V 111 toil JOll U1IU i older than I am Tho time to shane tho heads of thn It trees i9 whon thoy aro young DISEASES OP THE SKIN Tho intense itching nntl smutting inci ¬ dent to eczema tetter falt rheuiururd other diseases of tho skin is iuatiuitly aUaved by applying Chamberlains Eye rum Skin Many very bail cases have been Ointment permanently cured by it It la equally efficient for itchiiiK piles and a favorite rem edy for Boro nipples chapped hands chil Ilnius irost imcs and chronic sora eves For nalo by druggists at 25 cents per box Marlon PrinrHtnn MopkinsviUe a in NOKTH BOUND 11 30 921 1021 am am 840 pm 9 50 p m No 7 35 pm Ar VilotiRUNVille No 2 Dally Mall Express C Princeton Maiion DuKoveu Morgantleld Corydon vr Evauriville 20am 27 a in 731a m b 27 Mall txiiess 2 4Ut7j 6 41 0 37 4 Dally lAlWn Heudeison ll4ba P3un in 52 a in m a m fc02o m pm pm 7Upm 7 41pm Dally m m m 8 07 p 66 p ArilopkmUlle Lv IOUii FKKIUItr Lv Princeton 715 Tit Dr Cadv3 Condition PnwnVrs tlio aro just what a horse needs when in bad condiiion ionic uioou nuruiernnu verrruluge Sold by R C Hardwick uopicinsviiie ana rnncaton Ar Princeton 7i5nnt Local freight will carry passengers between iu20am m am 5uop druggist Coffoo should bo Berved very hot and with hot milk True manna lias been found on a blue grass in Queensland It appears If it required on annual outlay of on tho nodes of the stems in masses as 100 to insure a family agftiuBl uny largo us marbles It is sweet and serious consequences from nu attack nearly threo parts of it consist of man of bowel complaint during tho year njte which though sweet is not a su there uro many who fool it their duty gar It also contains a ferment which to pay it that they could not afford has the power to decompose cane su ¬ to risk thoir lives oud thoso of thoir gar without evolving carbonic acid or family for such an amount Any one any kind of gas The grass is indi- ¬ can get this itiBurauco for 2 cents that byin tho genous in Australia but is found also Chnmberlinna prico of a bottle of Colic Cholera and in tropical Asia and Africa Diarrhoea Romedy In almost every neighborhood some ono Iihb died from His Frank Friend an attack of bowol complaint boforo They tell mo Boomly that Rap niediciuo could bo procured or a phy ly is a friend in need You aro to be HicianiBummoned One or two doses of this remedy will cure an ordinary congratulated Yes hes always in need but ho ense ItnovorfnilB Can you afford to takb never has any hesitancy in tolling amount the risk for so small an For Bala by R C Hard Detroit Frco Tress mo so nick druggist UNIONTOWN BRANCH Pouth Bound Dally 525 rim 725 0 m tv Unlontown 660 pm 760 a m Ar Morgantleld North Bound Dily m LvMorganUeia 715pm 810 a 740pm 85a m Ar Unlontown B F MlTfiinai h MBHKRWOODAgt Q P A HopkinsvllleKy O- - vi nwm v a TIH Y SIIIV4--I- n connection with O O Si 8 W antTJUlnotg Central to Louisville Clucinnattl Memphis New Orleans and points oeyond B2Qm 253 pm Lv jIoDkinsvillo 7io am a4opru Ar Memphis 12OOnoon 660 pm ArPaducah 780 pm 740 am Ar New Orleans 016 pm UllOpm Ar Louisville 610 am Ar Cincinnati Close conneatlou nude at Princeton with through solid vestibule trains carrying Pull man bullet sleepers aud free lecllulng chair cars Have Your PnoToonAPUa Made At WYBMNTS NEW STUDIO No 580 Fourth Avenue Louisville Ky MMte WAlMUlt sfriyiirtiiifcrai 4i mn eiMkfMM4terJiw flW vi mmsvr rwir 7 IjojikiMtiUU JUtittttflan rt wjjb WRITINQS OF WILLIAM L kWPWf IB1 DAJo IID MONTHS Your Intelligence CHAMPION MOWERS Steel Plows Chilled Plows Improved Chilled Plows very Plows Chattanooga Plows Kentucky Plows Also all kinds of plow repairs Nr 9 From the Kentuckian Office This posthumous publication has an historical as well as a personal Disc Harrows Champion Mowers Disc Cultivators It will appear monthly and Corn Drills interest In tho latter aspect it ex- ¬ will start with 20 pages 9x12 Hay Kakes and all kinds of Form Muchinery military operations April was from Iron sharreneth irou bo a man hibits tho extraordinary minuteness inches aud will be published a Latin word signifying to open as Bharpeueth the countenance of his of tho study which the late emperor at this time tho flowers trees and lrioud on book paper with new material from his earliest manhood devoted plants showed signs of life May from with a liohcnzollerns determination How to Cure All Skin Diseases If you are interested in the Kgr Opp Hotel Latham HOPKINSVILLE KY Maia the daughter of Atlas and apnljr SWAVNEg OINTMENT No to the profession of arms In the first poultry business 6end us your Internal medicine required Cures tetter eo- mother of Mercury tho brightest of zemaitca all eruption the face hands volume what strikes the reader on the name in time to get tho first tho Pleiades and reverenced as tho nose c leaving the skin clear white nnd most superficial examination is the iieiuuiy us greai ncaiuiR T C HANBERY M F SHRYER goddess of flowers June is from Juno er are possessed by no ana curative pow number other remedy Ask remarkable variety and interest of the patroness of marriage and the your druggist torbwAYNEs Ointment the subjects dealt with as the follow- ¬ Only 25 Cents a Year family and this month was the most ing list taken almost at random may The wicked flee when uo tnau pur popular marriage month among both Bueth but the righteous are bold as a indicate The tactical employment invariably in advance Greeks and Romans July was named liou- of large cavalry masses tho training HANBERY SHRYER Proprs in honor of Julius Caesar and August of one year volunteers army clothing ADDRESS VOELCUBRS Railroad St Between Tenth for Augustus his successor Septem- ¬ tho admission of discharged prisoners PKUNE SVItUi LAXATIVE w and Eleventh nurMiNOV Co ber October November and Decem ¬ For costive children and bilious adults into tho army tho full dress uniform 2Bo attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned ber were tho seventh eighth ninth AT UnUG STOKES SrCareful of officers the training of troops to HOPKINSVILLE KY enuuro hard exertion the question ssssaessmessmsjmsfcseeseR to us Liberal advances on tobacco in store All tobacco insured unless and tenth months as their Latin VOELOKEUS names signify the Roman year origi- ¬ ot two or three years service gymnas COUOH 1IAL8AM otherwise instructed nally beginning with March but when EVERY DOSE EFFECTIVE tics and bayonet exercise The then January and February wero added SSc ATDKUOSIOUES prince of Prussia exhibits a striking these months became tho ninth independence of opinion which tenth eleventh and twelfth the Undressed kid gloves may be would justify tho historian in claimROBTM WOOLDRIDGE JNO J CHAPPELL THE GREAT names being retained however even cleaned by washing them in a uapthu ing for him a large initiative in the and hanging tbem iu the open air after they had lost their significance until they ure dry aud free from odor development of Prussias modern mill Trunk Line The names of tho week days though tary greatness whatever view may be letwucn tneeltiea n partly borrowed from another source Wonderfull South American Ulood Cure enienaincci oi ins personal lnlluenco PROPRIETORS OF THE- incinrati Lexington Louis arc no less significant Sunday was Quickly dissipates all scrofulous upon the political development of his v 2 Evansviile St Louis tho day of the sun on which tho taints in the system cures pimple3 country in comparibon with Prince Druids worshiped the god of light blotches and sores on the face thor msmarck And thealtlero Monday was the moons day Tuesday oughly cleauses the blood of boils In the second volume the subjects Nashville Memphis Mont the day sacred to Tuves a Saxon deity carbuncles abscesses and eruptions selected lor treatment almost all seem gomery Mobile an New Wednesday was the day of Woden or reuders the skin clear young and to have a direct practical bearincr up XOth Wotan the Scandinavian Jupiter beautiful If you would escape on tho political changes which were St Orleans Thursday was tho day of Thor the blood poison with all its train of hor- taking place or ripening for Europe Opposite L N Passenger Depot thunderer Friday tho day of Frea rors do not fail to use this masterly Tho decisive factor in the battlO of blood purifier which has performed AMD SPEED UNRIVALED the Scandinavian Venus and Satur ¬ such stupendous cures in all cases of Koniggratz the needle gun is dis day was sacred to Saturn Of all shattered ON IN STORE TOBACCO LIBERAL ADVANCES cussed m all its practical aspects and constitution and names of our language few convey of the blood Bad health depravity the writer prophetically points out PaJace Cars signifies more historical mythological and bad blood Sold by R C Hardwick how the belief in the superiority of HOPKINSVILLE KY legendary lore than the names of tho druggist Hopkiusville Ky this weapon and the confidence which Macon Jackson- ¬ months and days St Louis Globe it inspires in those who are armed ville points Dishes to be made bright must be with A 6 Lakohau Breckenridoe Castleman Democrat Jno B Castleman it is no less important than the washed in very hot water and well panic of the enemy when the conical wiped with a clean cloth DISOOUKAGED JOURNALIST bullets begin to break his ranks JonnectiODs are made at Guthrie and FinanciaL considerations and the difWhy the Major Abandoned the News- ¬ Sutherland Eagle Eye Salve is new Nashville for all points and original iu style of package aud ficulties in getting parliament to vote paper Business orth East South and W est Mariah said the major I sup- ¬ medical qualities It is perfectly the necessary credits for the reorgani In Pullman Palace Cars harmless contains no lead aud is a zation and development of the Prus ¬ pose you are not aware that I once ran guaranteed cure for granulated lids sian army occupied tho mind of tho a weekly newspaper and that L had sore eyes or styes Columbia Building Southern Department LOUISVILLE KY prince of Prussia as they continued his road will receive special low rates some queer experiences Thats news to me said Mrs There is a great deal of nourish to do long after he became king and p agents of this company for ratea Managers CASTLEMAN BARBEE Domo I never knew that you were ment in a dish of macaroni and it subsequently German emperor Nor routes c or write to Doo3 the largest business in Kentucky and largest in the Southern States and ever an editor Atmobe G P Si T A You might have had should be more frequently used by do these interesting volumes fail to throw light upon the illustrious writ Liberal and Progressive in Management also the largest in the world Louisville experience as a journalistic soubrette Americans er s personal character and tempera but I can hardly understand how you Local Agents could edit a Now is the tirre to provide yourself ment which arc practically illus F paper with your ability L Sc N TIME TABLt and family with a bottle of Chamber trated in the memorandum on dif It doesnt require any ability Ma ¬ HOPKINSVILLE KY TRAINS OOINO NORTH berlaius Co ic Cholera and Diarrhoea ferences of opinion in 1847 between Jn t Ti0ulis Fast ilall riah to run a weekly paper All you Remedy 10tsamas a safeguard aganst an at KoPJMall 011 a nhayo got to have as capital is gall tack of botvel complaint during the the prince of Prussia as commanding su Muhvllo Sciom 7 lip m DS5nro governor of Berlin in St Louis Kxnr assisted by scissors and paste summer months It costs but 25 general and the TRAINS GOING SOUTH Mo 63 fi 07 a m Major you shock me cents and is almost sure to be needed regarding the jurisdiction of the lat- so 56 St LoiiM Express Nashvllle Accomodation 5 80 a m Tho grave sense of responsi o St Louli Mali But I got the shock that broke before the summer is over Thip ter 91 NO limited WH mo I offered a premium of a fine remedy never fails even u the mesf bility which weighed upon William I NoNashville Accommodation does not ol3pm siu po run r u J onilay severe cases and is in fact the only throughout his whole life and in what guitar mandolin or banjo to anyone North bound St Louts and Chicago Kadt Gas Gasoline and Oil Stoves Ice Chests and who would secure me 22 subscrib- ¬ preparation that can always be de ever capacity he might be occupied rolnihaelirough trains solid and sleeperj Chicago Louis pended Kefrigerators China Glassware and Lamps ers In addition I offered any one water it upon Wuen reduced with is constantly in evidence throughout o fostllne and St only at important stations stops is pleasant to take For sale these pages as when ho refers to the ad of the same instruments with a sub- ¬ by R C lla hrouKli Pullman sleep oritiiiitf Wooden ware Churns Washing Machines Ele- ¬ Hardwick Druggist tiantu ja feelings with which he sits down to scription for one year to mv paper I M AiMMsAcent vator and Chain Pumps Stone ware Tin Gran ¬ for GGO Grauulated sugar fa better in nenr write in the consciousness that the Now continued tho major I re- ¬ ly all kinds of cake than pulverized matter in hand concerns the whok ite Japan ware and Bird Cages Ice Cream future of tho Prussian army Ber- ¬ ceived a great many unique answers Freezers and Fruit Jars Gasoline and Coal Oil lin Correspondence London Times and propositions to my advertise- ¬ To cure a chill When the lips be ments but tho most peculiar of all gin to quiver aud turn blue and be SIR WALTER SCOTT was one I got from a man down in fore the fiMt chilly sbivering senra te Ice cream Freezers Galv Iron corIndiana a full dose Dr Practice at tho Bar Gave Him a Few lie said that he liked my paper tion comes on takoChill Tonic ofIt s Interesting Experiences nice Tin and Slate Roofing Guttering and all Bells Peppermiut very much in fact he was charmed stimulating It warms the blood Sir Walter Scott had his share of kinds of job work done on short notice with it But he did not have G50 It promotes tho circulation of the curious experiences shortly after be handy though ho was very anxious blood It will prevent the chill nine Try before you buy at ing called to tho bar His first ap to secure a mandolin times in ten It is guaranteed to pearance It was hard work to raise 22 an ¬ prevent the chill ten times in ten if court was as couusol in a criminal ITOTJnSTGat Jedburg assizes in the nual subscribers in ono place and taken four hours before chill time TOpp Hotel Latham HOPKINSVILLE KY year l7Ud when he successfully do he was not fleet of foot enough to Four Spanish have Youre a make tho effort but ho made this killed in Cuba by officers troops been fendeda veteran poacher their dur lucky scoundrel Scott whispered to proposition ing riots caused by the refusal to pay IIX If I would send him the mandolin the troops iu coin as the officers wore las client when tho verdict was given Im just o you mind returned the ho would pay me 50 cents in advance paid latter and Ill send you a matikin for a years subscription and pledgo hare tho morn man Lockhart Mothers will find Chamberlains himself to take tho paper for 21 who narrates the incident omits to two Tlirourn Trains Daily 1 years thereafter and pay 50 cents in Cough remedy especially valuable Running Pullman Vestibule Sleeping for croup and whooping cough It add whether tho maukin duly advance each succeeding year uu Winn wui3 iasuviiic iu uniCBo will give prompt relief aud is safe reached Scott but no doubt it did 12 HOURS NASHVILLE TO CHICAQO And did you accept tho proposi- ¬ and pleasant We liRve sold it for On another occasion Scott wa3 less tion asked Mrs Domo several years and it has never failed successful in his defense of a house ¬ 8 IINRW MRTRAHQ APT flDTTU CmrMAT No Mariah I abandoned journal- ¬ to pivo the most perfoct satisfaction Leaves New Orleans nnon ut breaker but tho culprit grateful for vlaLccNRR Nushvlfle at1305 ism and became a soldier Chicago G W Richardson Duquesues Pa his ZManxTfacturoi Through Bulfet Sleeping Curo 720 am from New counsels exertions gave him in Orleans Dispatch Sold by R C Hardwick druggist lieu of tho orthodox fee which he was AND CHICAGO a MSHYILLE LIMITED Long Llved Birds Alum desolved iu hot water and tinablo to paj- - this piece of advice to Leavss Naslnllle Dolly at 720 p ro K Iioupc Somo birds arp exceedingly long applied to furniture or to cracks in tho value of which ho the tho wall is certain destruction to ver brcakor could professionally attest For detailed Irormailon nddress lived Tho swan it is ascertained by miti First nevor to havo a large watchdog P P JBPPRiES Oenl Passcncer Agent of unquestionable record has means out of doors but to keep a little yelp io Ind been known to exist over 300 years neglect cIuIIb Chills bring ing Dont O II HILLM4N t terrier within and secondly to Southern Agent A sea eagle captured in 1715 then on congestion coucrestiou brines ou Nuj M lw lltl Mi R M WHITinW of HnnLrincvillA Mt ic tnir crAtoiinr flnnth Ynn nan iur chill nnd bv put no trust in nice clever gimcrack M WM J tUf IJ1 UC UlCU iUi VUj ROaEP Tw o ieneer Agent years aftorwards in 1S19 and a como Btout aud healthy by usiug Dr locks but to pin his faith to a huge Atlanta ft old heavy ono with a rusty key Scott Bells Peppermiut Chill Tonic whito hoadod vulture captured in mnnumr long romembored this incident and 1708 died in 182G in ono of tho At Lobauon Dr C E Milos was i f aviaries of tho Schoonbrun castle acquitted of tho chargo of criminally 30 years later at a judgos dinner at near Vionna having passed 118 years assaulting Miss Alice Ayers while ho Jedburg ho recalled it in this im ¬ PBOPEIETORS OP promptu rhymo in captivity was treating her in his office There Yolplnp terrier runty key was absolutely no proof to sustaiu Waa Walter ScottA b8t Jeddart fee During a third of a century Billiard Ball Statistics the charge Westminster Gazette has never failed to drive out Tho total yearly demand for ivory all blood impurities Ho Bit Two Men billiard balls when trado generally ClarksMiU Carrie I hoar you havo named is good is estimated to bo about 110 your dog Coal Oil Why did you We Solicit the Patronage of All Who Have Tobacco to Sell 000 to 116000 balls of which Amer ¬ Certain cure for scrofula pimples coll him that ica and Franco tako half tho remain ¬ boils in fact the time tested spring For Infants and Children Storage to Shippers Free HarryBecause sinoo I bought der being used by England Germany Sold by druggists and inedicitic t merchants everywhere mm no nas mtumen--Twinkl- es and other countries Bad times re ¬ nt fa- Dalit duce tho number of balls to about jlfiiturs Ex Secrotary Oluey now rides n itirf Of 80000 to 85000 a year wheel O KENDIUOK Salesman 18G5 How Thsy Camj to Hava tho Names Thty Now Do Tho names of our months and of tho dnys of tho week commomorato ichgions Hint nro no longer practiced and nations that ages ago ceased to exist January was so called from Janus the Homan deity who pre- ¬ sided over all gates doors and open- ¬ ings and to whom therefore the first month of the year was sacred Tho name February comes from a Latin word signifying to purify because in that month tho annual lustrations or purifications were performed March is iroin Alius tlio god ot war because this month was tho most favorable in tho south of Europe for beginning Your intelligence is questioned by tho druggist who tries to influence you to let him bottle anything for tou wheu you ask for Dr Bolls Pine Tar Houey No druggist can put tins up tor you no cannot put up huything like it it is not to w had in bulk it is to be bud only in 25c 50co and 1 bottles There is nothing just as go d as Dr Bells Piuo Tar Ayoid those substitutes with Houey oimllar sounbiug names When you buy Dr Bells Piuo Tar Honey see that tho bottle has never beeu opened nnd that it bears tho picture and testimony of Good Old Grauuv Alet- calfe nud tho name of the E E Sutherland Medicine Company Fountain Park Paducah Ky Tho Late Emperor Wroto on a Great Variety of Military Topics Tho military writings of Emperor William I or as he is officially on titled on the covor of tho book Wil liam tho Great nro published in two volumes on tho occasion of the centenary celebrations The first vol ume embraces 43 short treatises on special subject which wero of current interest in tho military development of Prussia from 1821 to 1817 The second volume contains 12 longer essays on more general military topics and covers the poriodirom 1S18 to Fancy Fowls mwisstisw Is the name of a- - High Class PoultryJournal to be issued about Juno 1 y SOLD AT LOWEST PRICES G TJS YOUNG- 11 PEOPLES WAREHOUSE iic rr Fancy Fowls I r b WOOLDRIDGE CHAPPELL hrough FARMERSWAREHOUSE Railroad bet 9th and ROYAL Pullman for Atlanta Savanah and in Florida Insurance Company OF LIVERPOOL GARNETT CO FpSRANTS Stiffs r WALTER STOVES AND RANGE J i SOLE AG ENT FOB Up-to-da- a i GEO W ESTABLISHED 1852 4 SAMUEL HODGSON Importer and of TABLETS ETC i i Marble Granite Monuments Tenia Olarksville I MW keinoizick runyon Teun HI WINTERSMITHS Central Tobacco Warehouse Advances Made on Consignments CASTORIA The Time Tested SARSAPARILLA Cash n Z0z ira wiiu EZiESSudl 4r JjojiMttoutlU Hctttttcltiatt WHEAT HAKVEST AT HAND DopKitttlit gUntttdtift A Nervous Wtimiin P i America is tho laud of nervous Very early wheat will be ready for Tho great majority of ner womon the sickle this week and by next week ND IUESDW INELMfiD VlttDAI HOKUMS womou ore so because they are harvest will be in full blast Indica vous from suffering BV tions are that the crop will be the somofbrm of fe finest for years and in this locality it M MEACHAM uialecjlseape By is very large owing to tho fact that far the greatest IBSGJUPTION 2 A YKAU tN ADVANCE many farmers put most of their land number cf female in wheat last fall in order to reduce trqfublJi are cai reading notice iO cents per line bpoalal Local 5 cents line eacb Ituortlou their aunual labor expenses this year by They Slates for standing advortUements fmnlMicd A lino wheat crop at tho prices that on tipplteattou are catarrh oi cue a have prevailed in the abseuco ot ortfiiu which is crop to sell would uo much towards OFFIOE 212 BOUTU MAIN STBKKT affected These women despair of bringiug a touch of prosperity to recovery Female But if TOESDAY JUNE 15 189- 7Christian aud other counties himself with trouole is so commou so prevalent any farmer has deluded as almost inevita dollar wheat that they accept it obstacle iu the way that the idea ble Tho greatest OEMOCRATIC TICKET would helo him to oav his debts this of recovery is that they douot underCLERK COORT OF APPEALS year he will lind himself mistaken stand tbat it is catarrh which is the iSAM J SHACKELFORD source of their illness All women now that the harvest is at hand of Daviess been a drop to who are in doubt as to what their There has already trouble is should write Dr Hartmau 63 couts for July wheat at Chicago CIRCUIT JLDOE Columbus Ohio Give him a full THOMAS P COOK and to bhow that there is to be a still desenptiou of your trouble previous of Calloway further declining market the price treatment symptoms and age He for September delivery is only Cd will promptly reply with full direcCOMMONWEALTH S ATTORNET treatment free cents There is a present urgent de ¬ tions for au opportunity of charge W R HOWELL which no This is of Cbristitiu mand for wheat for milling purposes ailing woman should miss Dr Hart- nmn uuu il win uauau lU H nisi tumo man lias becomp reuowuea turougn mm Ml tuo President McXinlej speut Sunday crops to go at about five cents a his success in treating womens diatObattauooga bushel more than the main crop de- seases His experience in these matliveries It will be a fortunate plant- ters is vast Correspondence is strict S ohn L Sullivan his signalized er who gets his crop to market early tj confidential No testimonials published without written consent Dr Ihifl return to the riuj by challenging The nrices however will rule some Hartman relies principally upon Shssimmcus cures what higher thau the forty and fifty in these cases cent wheat of 1896 the price of which catarrh wherever located The Old Time White Metal is the Dr Hartman has lately writteu a aame of a New Democratic weekly was put up by the speculators after treatise ou the diseases of wonigu It ethat has been started at Fulton Ky the crop had passed out of the hands will be sent free to any address by The present price of The of the growers Drug Manufacturing toy A G Douglas 63 cents in Chicago aud Nashville Company Columbus Ohio Gov liradley has gone to Colorado with freight at 8 cents a bushel fixes Whatever ywr pursuit in life may be a practical business education is Springs to stay three weeks leaving the Hopkinsville price at 60 cents The American Busi Xiieut Gov Worthingtou in the Exec- bushel aud unless there is a still fui what you need Look ther decline this week the market ness College Omaha Neb uow offers utive office uutil he returns a tnorougu course of here will open at about that figure Bookkeeping by mail instruction iu out for au epidemic of pardons to a limited Mil This is about 10 cents more thau the number of persons free of tuition President McKiuley took in the starvation prices of lust year but is This suggests to you the wisdom to eights at the Centennial last week for SO cents ltss thau the fictitious avail yourself of this opportunity at two days As he weut in on a com- - prosperity price wheu there was uo once Remember r the oiler will be open for u limited time only for ad plrmentarj he failed to leave oven wheat to sell The farmers should vertising purposes fifty cents worth of pio3perity make thd best of their misfortunes Prepare for active business life and if they cannot get a paying price This wter regrets his inability to this year they should extract some Secure enrollment as a free student iu the American iesv ifhthe press boys at Middles comfort from the fact that they will the mail department ofOmaha Neb College Business borough to morrow He hopes to get about 20 per cent more than they Read their ad iu this issue and profgallop with the gaug a day or two received last year aud that the crop it by it aext week is better and larger than usual A GIVEN AWAY CHAS 4 fauMdirtly 4 I V i 1 Pe-ru-n- a Pe-ru-u- a 1 1 3 Just to put the ball rolling as spring is opening and our Hew goods coming in every day we have decided to give a handsome NICKLE PLATED WATCH Strictly a first class time keeper guaranteed each J3oys Jacket and Pants worth 450 and up Boys Suits worth 500 and up Mens Suits worth 750 and up 12 months with Pe-ru-u- a I COME EARLY IF YOU CAN Our store is open for lookers as well as buyers Take plenty of time to examine our goods Polite salesmen are at your service We want your good will and want you to get satisfaction Cloth- ¬ ing never was so cheap styles and patterns are better than ever We will clothe you com- ¬ before Our prices are rock bottom pletely stylishly substantially and cheaply i t k t II i siiSrisii 1S Mammoth Clothing Shoe Co 3toKK3W eLweLeLiieLgLm w its m In preparing for the Queens Jubilee neit week Gladstone the greatest living Englishman royalty not ex cepted has been ignored and will be eptia the background Edriugtou of Carlisle and Hon H J Poor of Graut county 4be two Populist members of the last Souse are candidates for the State Senate in their respective districts up and Sundays papers reported tsubject to the action of the Demo- two editorial fights on the day before At Bunkers Hill 111 Capt F Y cratic party Hedley editor of the Gazette shot Danley Beaufort raised a disturb- and killed Mayor John Richards in a ance with Dan E OSullivan on ac- street fight and at St Joseph Mo count of a write up in the Critic and Jno L Bittinger editor of the News OSullivau who is as spunky as he is licked ex Congressman Go C Tjald used a cane ou his assailant Crowtheron a street car and was They were separated before blood pulled off before the fight was finished If you dont like what the editor wab drawn says about you the best plan as a The thermometer went up to 933 rule is to cuss him behind his back MHNMMMMaMHMHMMNWn at Louisville Saturday and Suuday and yesterday were also dcorchers The Eddyville Tale of Two Cities Those who have been complaining of says Warden liappy aud Uuaplain a oaal spring aud summer loat no Kerr insulted a committee of ladies ifcioie in gettiug out of their heavy from tha W T C U who weut to iSEttuels the Eddyville penitentiary to conduct -- mm Secretary J R Rippey of the Mis a Flower Mission in honor of the laouri State Board of Agriculture has birthday of Miss Jennie Cassidy published in pamphlet form the 23 ar The ladies presented a resolution at ticles on tobacco culture that were the conclusion of their services thank Myers prizes ing Clerk Cau field for his attentions awarded the Liggett last April It makes a book of 76 aad courtesies aud the other officers pages that will prove of great value opposed the resolutions aud offended the ladies by refusing to let them go to the tobacco industry on the records claiming that Caufield The Sultan of Turkey has put 350 was complimeutsed at their expense UMMUHHnBMMMMNMtl O0Q troops in Thessaly and will try The bicycle fad is growing at a ito hold it in spite of Englands dethat it he restored to Greece fearful rate There are now hundreds mand 2Jo apparent progress is being made of whepls in use in this city and some by the peace conference at Constant new rider appears on the streets al most every day Many handsome oople bicycle suits worn by the ladies can The Danville Advocate one of the be seen every evening between sunset oldest Kentucky papers that suppor- and dusk ted the National Sound Money ticket last year has this year placed at the Armed guards have been placed at head of its editorial page the entire four toll gates iu Nicholus county docal Democratic ticket for county and trouble is feared and district oflicices One by one the There is more Catarrh in this secboys are coming arouud all right tion of the couutry thau all other MHMMMIMIMaMliaHMM and uutil The action of the live or six South diseases put together supposed to the last few years it was be eru Democratic Senators who voted incurable For a great many years for a duty o 20 per cent ou raw doctors pronouueed it a local disease cotton was not strictly Democratic aud prescribed local remedies aud by fuiliug to euro with lobut thoy justified thoir action by cal constautly pronounced it incur treatment voting to got a Southern industry able Science has proved catarrh to protected while the grab game was be a constitutional disease aud therebeing worked ull over the country fore requires constitutional treatment Halls Protection ia wrong as n priuciplo by F Catarrh Cure manufactured J Cheney Co Toledo The eovernuiont lias no juorai or Ohio is tho ouly constitutional cure constitutional right to protoct one on the market It is takeu internally in mans business at tho expense of the fulldoses from 10 drops to a teaspoon It acts directly on the blood MoEuery general public Senator and mucous surfaces of of thoBystera ouo of those Senators gftve ns p They offer ono hundred dollars for trasscm for his vote that ho wanted the any case it fails to cine Send for Address woople of all parts of tho country tc circulars and testimonials F J Cheyney Co Toledo O iibave object lessons in protection to Sold by DruggiBts 75c convince them that nothing but free Hulls Family Pjlla are tho best would restore prosperity oiime Hon W J There seems to have been a revival of the unprofitable business of assaulting editors this summer but in every instance so far reported the newspaper men have shown them selves able to look out for number one Only last week Dan OSullivan found it necessary to lick a man named Darnley Beaufort after writing him All bonds outstanding against Christian county Kentucky aud which said bonds are pf date July 1st 1867 and due and payable July 1st 1897 are hereby called in for pay ment aud cancellation and all inter est on same will be stopped and dis continued on and after the said 1st day of July 1897 Holders aud owners of said bonds are ordered and di rected to present said bonds to the City Bank of Hopkinsville Ky for paymeut on the said 1st day of July 1897 Done by order of the Christian Couutv Fiscal Courtthis the 10th day w W The Price Wheat Of Wheat Crop Promises To rk w ZXKZ of April 1897 Also T OS xss tf Jno WBreathitt Coasioners OthoH Audersou Tfl TpflfiilPr 1 Dravchoms Practical Booc IU loayilGlO keeping lor Stiff niiWI JiuitnavanQf3rusuuieraty U1IU UtllliiOi 6ci100i3 aud business coIee Successfuly used in general class worlc by teachers vho ii we not harl the advartage of a buslnevj ducatnn Will not tequlre much ot tho teachers lme Kothlns Lisa It Issued Price iareaci of all Promises To be GOOD M J Illustrated Be Good In all OVER 400 A iow5i J Su Til i C Orders iiib If so you dont want to it a- ARGC3iy8d FTvitTrlV f WVI tm- FROM V COLLEGES Special rates to Schools and Teachers Sample copies sent for examination Write for prices ard circulars showing some of lt3 Special Advana3e3 Address Illustrations etc Mention this paper DRAUGHONS Practical Business College Nashvllo Tcnn or Texarkana Texas PROif Dhal chov I learned bootkeolns- - at homelrom jour book while holdinsra position as night telegraph operator C E Leffingwell iutseeptr lor uerDer it icks Chicago III Wholesale Grocers S JM 30 Davs loose a grain of it Throw probability there that old broken down will be a big yield in mule killer aside and this county come and buy a kkf f m f BALL Found Deud In 11 IJiirn Elktou Ky Juue 12 Gum Glenn a respected tarmer Iivincr seven miles uoith of Elktou was found yesterday dead in his barn It is supposed that ho was takeu with heart trouble or apoplexy and could lAS not give his friends notice Deceased was ubout iifty yt ars old aid leaves a wife and feeveral childreu BEARING BINDER it out and have it Save your wheat clean and easy Come and take It ft Special Jude Hopkins of the Floyd Circuit Court is making a raid ou the illicit sellers of liquors of Floyd County The officers have beeu instructed to raid the tigers aud to arrest all persons fouud iu possession It iH said the liquor men will resist the raid of the officers hv the use ot 6hotyuns Great trouble is feared Uortil by a Hull Set up Right Now We will have 80 or 100 Deering machines to set up before harvest time We want yours to be ready for you on time We have the OIL and TWINE and Binder All you furnish is two mules and a driver Sf T vtS w us Chirksville Teuu Juno 12 John Thoiua4 Butts u prominent planter of Henriotta Teuu while iu his field was attacked kuocked down tramped and foarfully gored by a young bull He is dtiugerously injuied Guarantee Position Accept noti rortmtinn or can d Kitli money iuUultullio4UioaU secured Car are paid Si S5 DRAUGHONS PRACTICAL OUi ri irO T NASHVlUl TUNIS nnd TEXAKKANA TUXAS rsx2r Irtloned IfDinkert Itorf bnt nd otlitra C lkcp ing loumMUii ilnrttinl T4wruinf Trie rijhv qn tit Four wel in 11 olikn uug trill Diuplgio Ii tUi Topitr wtre NoTctin tnurihTlliao ur buoka t bums tulv i ntil belt tbini 1 1 enterina our cbwit Wruw hi lnuui jix JieuiU tout rV FORBES BR0 T w T OS m fl li3Sf31IWIIiitWittlii ft IjojJltiutftJHle jHentttdtfan AROUND AND ABOUT rider in London rodo 82 allies iu nu hour Hon Jero South elected Lieutenant Governor of ArkuuBiis is a Frankfort boy More than one hundred persons m perished iu the burning of a temple in ouiuu A beau lodged in the throat of J W Hackneys little son tit Tyrone and tho boy died The Supreme Lodge K of II elected J Warner Gobaugb of Phil adelphia Supreme Dictator Karl Thome and Miss Elizabeth F Jones eloped on a bicycle built for two at Louisville XzJohu Buchauau died at Licking VKyof hiccoughs after tea days A bicycle REGARDING KLEPTOMANIA A Question ns to the Honesty and Womon HOW TO FIND OUT Fill a bottle or common crlass with and lot it etaud twenty four nours auyseaimont or setthug indi cates a disposed condition of the Kidneys When urine stains liuen it is positive evidence of Kidney trouble Too frequent desire to urinate or pain in tho back is also convincing proof jpthat the kidneys and bladder are out f of order Urine of Men t i f Buffering ous condition VThe Harry White shot and killed his at the Presidential parade at Nashville took Alice Hill of Lexington poison at Ashland and is iu a precari wife while she was looking visit of the King of Siam to the United States will be a lengthy one Rosaline Binford the woman who assisted two negroes to assault a little white girl is in jail at Huntsville Ala The remains of the dead turfman Byron McClelland will be buried at Lexington He left a very extensive estate At Pip6stone Minn a man shot and fatally wounded a girl who re fused to elope with him and then committed suicide The Grand Prix de Paris the chief event of the French turf was won by Doge owned by M J Arnaud The race was worth 10000 Mrs Harriet Griswold Morton widow of the late Oohn- P Morton died Sunday afternoon at her home in Louisville an L and N brake- man was assaulted by two tramps at Lebunon Junction and is in a critical condition There is a bier row on among tho trustees of the Bethel College at fius A rival school is to be start sellvillo ed just across the street Olmstead Moore a negro was mys- J L Harlow I I If teriously murdered by three white men at Fourteenth and Grayson streets Louisville The Kussellville Ledger spread it Belf last week and isued a big illustrated trade edition three times the usual size The Garrard county Fiscal Court Jias made terms with the turnpike IFwnera and will lease all the roads in the county The Indiana bidders for the labor of Kentucky convicts to manufacture jeans clothing were awarded the contract at Frankfort J Hunt McMurtry School Superintendent of Garrard county will be a candidate for the Republican nomi- ¬ nation for Appellate Clerk Kev George 0 Barnes closed his eloquent series of discourses at Glasgow last Friday night with his famous lecture on The Lost Tribe He is now preaching at Elizabeth town Jennie Sharer a graduate of the Bowling Green Normal School aged 24 committed suicide at Fort Worth Tex last week where she was employed as a house- girl She took morphine The Hendersou county Republicans have nominated a partial ticket as follows Judge W H Overby attorney W J Peter circuit clerk Chas E Harness assessor Jno M Funstou representative H M Ball The Mormons have succeeded in organizing a church iu Kentucky A house of worship has been built aud was dedicated Sunday It is situated on the line between Green and Met MiBS Numerous distressing cases of klep ¬ tomania that have como to light in Loudon recently have led English journals scientific and others into a discussion on tho causes and cures of shoplifting Tho British Medical Journal suggests tho stationing of policemen in uniform in tho stores as a deterrent but concludes that tho shopkeeper who first trie3 this remedy will lose all his customers Tho Spec- ¬ tator moralizes as follows on the sub ¬ ject Aro women as honest as men moved thereto by tho fact that in most if not all the cases of klepto- ¬ mania recently developed women have been tho offenders Womon of a certain kind havo al ¬ ways been addicted to shoplifting and their inclination lias always at ¬ tracted attention portly from its ex ¬ treme inconvenience to shopkeepers whoso very business compels them to expose their goods to this risk and partly wo imugine bocauso men aro so accustomed to trusting the honesty of women that this particularly aber ¬ ration from tlieir usual habits excites a 6enso of surprise Women hayo much less opportunity of stealing than men as they could hardly take to burglary highway robbery or tho work of the footpad women wo no- ¬ tice being rarely accused even of snatching jewels or purses from other women though they can approach them so closely They aro besides wo feel sure more honest They feel tho temptation of money less and tho sense of its importance and of their own trusteeship in regard to it much more That is the universal opinion of Jio continent where women are implicitly trusted with the till and we notice that the practice is spreading here 60 that charge of the cash receipts of shops is becoming one of tho most frequent of female employ- ¬ ments Thcro are bold fe ¬ male swindlers but they generally swindle by using their capacity for liistrionies The charges of embezzle- ¬ ment alleged against women aro ex- ¬ traordinary few while their honesty as servants when they must often bo grievously tempted is really marvel- ¬ o house ous Tho ordinary mistress takes no more precautions against her maids thieving propensi- ¬ ties than against her daughters and if she is a shrew dilates upon every fault possible except this one Nine times out of ten when a maid steals it is under tho influence of some man outside a remark which experienced policemen pay is true even of the street girls who aro frequently charged with tho offense Women in fact steal much less frequently than men do Is it possible that the animus fu rendi as tho lawyers call it the actual motive for stealing differs in the sexes in kind as well as in degree We havo an idea that this may be true and that the womans desire to thieve is excited by a wish to possess the valuable article stolen while the mans is aroused by a craving for the pleasures of tho idleness which the article stolen will purchase Ho seeks money in fact while she seeke things ¬ well-to-d- SPECIAL SHOE SELLING g C p- WHAT TO DO There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root kidney g the great rernedyfulrills every wish iu relieving O pain in the back kidneys liver blad ZSL der and every part of the urinary passages It corrects iuability to hold urine and scalding pain in pass ing it or bad effects following use of liquor wiue or beer aud overcomes jp that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up mauj times during the night to urinate Tho mild jp and extraordinary effects of Swamp- dp Root is soon realized It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases If you ned n medicine you should have the best JP Sold by druggists price fifty cents aud one dollar For a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail mention the Hopkinsville Kentdck ian Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton N Y The proprietors of this paper guarantee the genuineness of this offer fg 0f To create added interest iu our shoe stock aud to call especial attentiou to the large and select line we carry wo havo concluded to make a special sale event and uamo you esrtecially attractive prices during that period Our slock is a large one carefully selected products of tho leading manufacturers in all the new color crazes and fashionable shapes for ladies for men for Misses for children If its a good value iu shoes its always fouud in our shoe department These facta make the sale of unusual interest to every eco- uomical purchaser a money saviug event aud worthy your attendance Every item a value every price n winning one 4V 4- CJSPECIAL SHOE VALUEO Price 150 Misses shoes Special Sale Price 50c Mens Sale Price Ioo to 500 Infants shoes Special Sale Price 50c shoes--Spec- In what is moit desirable in the fashionable colorings and shapes for ladies for misses for men The extra low prices we are naming on these goods means a positive sav- ing to you of from 20 to 80 per cent ou each pair Its an economical opportunity to buy these goods Fashionable shoes for ladies newest toes newest shapes Special Sale ial 5 jr P jp It will be well to anticipato your wants through the season buying what you may need take advantage of it Its a money saving sale FOR SALE We have some- - Good HORSES an MULES I jp Any man is on the right track if he wants a er 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- isfactory way to secure rightly fitting clothes made-to-ord- CON THE RIGHT TRACK jpi J RICHARDS LOCALS CO GOMAPIW C we will sell C EC IE C C Call and sec mem LAYNES LIVERY STABLE J atIP- CO H SPECIAL H LAYISE Real Estate Agents OFFICE OVER FIRST NATIONAL BAAK BUCKNER Dont neglect chills Chills bring on congestion congestion brings on death You can cure chills aud besituated in come stout and healthy by using Dr charming neighborhood will make Bells Peppermint Chill Tonic ideal homes For sale or rent by CO Read the offer of the American WALTER F GARNETT Hopkinsville Ky Business College Omaha Neb in this issue Now is your chance to seThe favorite whiskey of famous cure a business education at home men is HARPER Because of its free of tuition smooth exquisite flavor because of The American Business College its matchless purity because of its Omaha Neb offers a fine opportuni- mellow age No worrier its the fa HAR ty for young people to secure a prac vorite Every drop Bterling tical business education at home PER WHISKEY W R LONG without charge for tuition Readers For sale by Hopkinsville Ky of this paper should avail themselves 0 this offer at once Dealorsln oil classes of realestate Buy sell -- Hopkiksville Kr and rent FOR YOUR lSlClHCS SPRING HATS I have all the latest styles in TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS Flowers Foliage Ribbons Ornaments in Rich Profusion uam and Veilings I am A Change In the Term liss Hungerford I think he is a man of good sense Miss Wallingford Ill go farther than you Id say ho was a man of sood bicycle sense Detroit Free Press comed A constant guest is never N Y Weekly wel- ¬ calfe counties tucky and the following is given as Qhe most effective way to prevent Uiem from killing Btock The buffalo gnat haB two great and darknea aversions smoke Hence the best way of driving it off is to place the infected animal in a barn close all the windows and the doors Bave a single passage of escape and ignite a alow fire of manure peat or other material which will give out more smoke than light The Buffalo gcat are now in Ken- Schuchman charged the jury that a railroad corporation which runs pleepiug cars on its road is bound to oxerciseordiuiiry care in regard to tho travelers goods audjeffects while the passengor is in that sleeping car and if it does not exercise that ordi nary care it is negligent and if mon ey is takon from a passenger which money was uocessary for the passen gers traveling expense and comfort according to his station in life the company will be liable therefor An action of a jury iu the City fourt of New York before bchuch- man in criviner a verdict for SI 250 against the Wagner Palace Car Com pany for money which was lost by R W Bates on AuguBt 81 1894 in a sleenmcr car establishes the liability of tMcom pany for money lost by passengers while in transit Mr JJatos placod 1850 in a small pocket Ho folded tho gar in his trouscra ment and placed it in a corner of his berth When he awoke the money was goue but some paper carefully folded was in its place Judge My kitchen firo Crimsonbeak wont out last night served Yeast And what did your wife do During the entire stay at MiddlesSteam Coa Sho wept downstairs and tried to boro carriages saddle horses bicy blow it up Yonkers Statesman escorts will be provided cles with for the visitors to take side trips at lowest prices for thresher Saturday Juue 198 a m leave A H GOODWIN Train will stop at men for Knoxville Gap giving the associ Cumberland 8th and Water Sts ation ample opportunity to take in Hot weather wont cure weak the sightsatabout Pinnacle Mouutaiu ANNOUNCEMENTS Kuoxville 11 a m Viyw Arrive to aunouueo SorLEE lungs You may feel better be- ¬ principal points of interest in Knox- John SollceWo are authorizedcandidate for Prof Sup of Urof ton as a erintendent of Schools for Christian Countv cause out of doors more but ville subject to tho action of the Democratic party Depart for the trouble Is still there GWt over SouthernChattauooga 410 p in OiARDY We aro authorized to announce railway Prof V LClardvof Hell as a candidate for stop taking your buuday JunezU 1 he entire day Superintendent of dchool for Christian counspent in sightseeing at Chat ty subject to the action of tho Democratto will be tanooga Lookout Mountain Chicka party Wo aro authorized to aunounco Bon W Wil maugua etc as acandldatotorconstablo In the Long Monday June 21 Departure for liams district tiubjeot to tho aotlou of the view Nashville over the Nashville Chatta Democratic party nooga St Louis railroad at 8 a m ITord Wo aro authorized to aunounco S L Arriviug at Nashville 150 p m Hord of Concord district as a candidate for Jailor of Christian county subject to the ac Visitiug tho exposition in a body tion 01 uie ueinoorauo convention in August because the weather happens at 3 p m Visit Vanity Fair 8 p m to be warm If you have a Tuesday Juno 22 Visit weak throat a slight hacking bilt aud Fiske Universities Vander State cough or some trouble with CtiJitul imil inner points ot interest Two flue farms now town ou ClarkBville Pike well improved and the bronchial tubes summer Is lit 8 a m first class laud Will rent to good visa ueuo Mouue z p m the best time to get rid of It Wednesday June 23 Visit tbo men for a term of three years If you are losing flesh there Is Hermitage the homo of Gen John T Edmuuds at abstract cllico Has opened a branch of his Veterinary hospital and Horse-shoeinall the more need of attention drew Jackson lleturnmg home members may shop on eighth St opp W T Bontcs carriage shop Hop- ¬ Weakness about the chest and leave Nashville for home nuy time Tennessee Genteuulnl Imposition Nisli kinsville Ky where he is now ready to serve the public thinness should never go to- ¬ they may desiro Transportation VllleTenn gether One greatly Increases must bo arranged for return trip be May 1st to October 80th From the danger of the other Heal foro leaving their homes expept over 1897 low rates from all stations on Ohio Valley railway Corjdou to Gra who have been in his the throat cure the cough and the L N railroad employ for years shoe anything from a cey Ky inclusive to Nashville Tonu strengthen the whole system Our method of instruction by mail and return Tickets ou biiIo daily race horse to a mule Keep taking Scotts is tho boat Our patrous say so Rates information and tickets may now Send for list of names aud addresses b obtaiued from auy ogont of Onio Emulsion all summer 13 F Mitcuell of students It is free Tho Ameri Valley railway For sale by all druyglJtt t joo and 100 Do you want an investment that Following iB the program and itinwill pay you better than bank stock erary for the meeting of the K P A If so buy the best farm in Christian this week county Contains 667 acres of fine Thursday June 17 830 a in land 175 acres of which is in walnut leave Louisville Union station Tenth timber Finely improved two story dwelling o nne barns and line water and Broadway over Louisville Address Nashville Knoxville branch arriving This land must be Bold at Middlesboro at 6 p m Dinner at Walter S Hale atty at law Hopkins Junction City en route 830 p m ville Ky reception at Hotel Middlesboro Oil in Christian County Fnday June 10 0 a m business meeting and election of officers at Li in for sale a fine I brary Hall 1 1 a m escort committee farmhave 667 my handswhich of acres on there are will take the association on a Bight signs of petroleum There iB a seeing journey starting from the sure on the farm 90 feet deep aud iu Belt Line depot and visiting the va- well rious industrial plants including the the Spring of the year the water is United States Leather Companys so Btrong with kerosine that the This farm tannery Watts iron furnaces Holiday stock will not drink it must be sold If you want to get Stove Works Middlesboro Machine Works and coal mining in full opera- rich write or call on W S Hall atty tion 1 p in luncheon will be served Hopkinsville Ky at the New South Brewing aud Ice Companys plant 2 p m busiuess meeting at Feru Lake 8 p m fish ing and boating on Fern Lake tackle bai etc will be furnished everyone See Wooldridge Coal CompaFine fishing guaranteed Naptha ny for Steam Coal launches at the disposal of the party 7 p m dinner at the hotel 9 p m BOTTOM PRICES ball at Hotel Middlesboro luncheon The Annual Lark Fine Investment offering these goods 25 per cent less than you can duplicate them First class trimmer and guarantee satisfaction MRS ADA LAYNR Cor 9th Main KENTUCKY PENMANSHIP S MM Bg S A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF THE B BYBHn 33rlYoar BOOK KEEPING STinoiiBosiNESs College LOUISVILLE SHORTHAND TELEGRAPHY TTJsrs M Mi SKI Contains Valuable Information to those desiring to Learn ETC VneqxuUctX FacUUlet for Locating Gnuliuttes in Lucrative Situations RatOS Vfy LOW 1 1 mmf lea Thrashers Weak Lungs Scotts Emulsion Farms for Rent DR T 1 Fj EH STANTON g SKILLED MECHANICS NEW SHOES 25c EACH cau Business College Omaha Nob G F P A Evausvillo Iud TERMS -- Cash or monthly contracts aJVrfHfet-taWj--- a H JutffcnJ i rtiantU 1 WSSt j mil i j- i nwrt-Mwmwu-- nrUI tot j JIfaM m iwwri W jAttftwdwMiiMm - r m3ifirt-x IJopMmniilU ItntttcKittB BREVITIES OF FUN BREVITIES OF FON OIROUS DAYS OF LONG AGO Celebrities of tho Saw Dust Ring Many big things havo grown up with tho country in the last 30 years but nothing with more gigantic strides than the circus said Alf T Ping ling to a Globc Domoorat representa ¬ tive Then lapsing hlto a romittscent mood the associate protoriotor of one of tho greatest snows ol tile prosunt Why its only a fow day continued back when such a thinas a rail ¬ years road show had not bean dreamed of when the jokes of tho clown were tho feature of the circus when one ring and a round tent two or three riders a cannon ball performer and a kick- ¬ Old Tlmo Cupid the Beggar L m I ltoul ho news ubout tha war in So Miss Smith all is over be ¬ Europe iJolun said Mr liaiFcrty tween us Youohitit Then iVould bo no iiKo o mo tliryiji givo me back tho presents I promised was tho reply Thoros loo many you Sketch word in it Oi only kjisw by sight Arthur dear have you spoken Ty my moitid tho way they got mixed with fathor about our ongagoment wpan tho rolhrcnls ought to teach urn 1 cant find him anywhorbt ho owes aleon Wjwhinglon Star mo some money -- pin tho Chemical Laboratory Professor whnt has become of Tom Appluton Wasnt he studying with Ihe elnss last year Ah yes Applo fellow A f mo student but absent minded in the iihp of chemicals very That discoloration on the ceiling notice it Yes Thats xrj3k VlJS F7WV Wrt bJ- B I How love goes n beg ping for a little kindly m THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT 189 i m ouoor liim Tit Hits nu ntrt in flnrl flm house full And you Gracious of smoke No I hold lose your head cuunt Detioit Journal my noso Did your watch stop Dibrnanl i 11 wnon you aroppcu it uu mu uwi Magloy Of cotirso it did Did you think it would go through i 1V rtt9 do -- Tit-Bits f the M I Jb V artan if and con vor sation that you have family tics Yes replied Mr Meckton I sposo you might as well call em that I buy em for myself hut my wife and the snrls wear cm whenever they feel liket Washington Star A prisoner at the sessions had beeac duly convicted of theft when it ivas eeen on proving previous con disons that ho had actually been in pnsou at the time the theft was com Why didnt you say so anitted asbed the judge of t he prison er angri Your lordship I was afraid of 3y prejudicing the jurj against me Itlouschold Words Yes said tho A Modern Idea wealthy member of congress I will trainfrom your manner to his scat mate in the railway Did you get my book terday I presume said the talkative Minor Poet Ah 1 how sont you yes- ¬ couldnt Punch Hostess sleep till Delightful Id read it I How is this count they say tho stone in this ring you gave mo is imi Oh like enough 1 never tation was very strong in mineralogy saamoyourcharitableinstitutioninmy will for a considerable sum of money -- AVft 3 You are very kind said the philan- ¬ but Spcal frankly I beg of you Wo need the money now and I called to see if we couldnt devise an arrangement by which the bequest could be made retroactive thropist Washington Star 1 Xo Wonder Tie Looked Sad May I ask what is going on in the vil- ¬ lage inquired the observant stran- ¬ II I Were celcbralin the birthday ger of the oldest inhabitant sir replied the native Shes a hundred an one to day sir And tell me pray who MAKES ROOK TRANSPARENT is that little man with the dreadfully sad countenance who walks by the old A Machines That Can Slice Flint Into Thinnest Layers ladys side Thatb her Prof William B Dwight of Vas sir lies been kecpin up her life in- ¬ ¬ surance for the last SO years Cleve sar college has invented a machine land Plain Dealer that will slice rock so thin that it can be used for a window transpar- ¬ IN FUTURE WARFARE ency This feat is accomplished by Tho Electric Current May Play an means of a series of tin disks with edges charged with diamond dust 8mportant Part There has been considerable dis- ¬ The machine will cut fossils or rock cussion recently about the application of any description so thin that one as of electricity in naval construction may see through it aas easily To through the glass in window but this use of electricity has been is more as a matter of convenience and such a degreo of nicety the machine regulated that it will cut the most speed in operating naval vessels and their guns and mortars The other brittle rock to the thickness of one ibranch of the service has not utilized fiftieth of an inch inventor was to The ihe current as largely It may be contriveobject of the which should be a machine that our present mode of warfare will in he entirely revolutionized Pecently of assistance to the paleontologistthe enabling him to distinguish while target shooting in Switzerland in- ¬ Hie sportsmen noticed that the steel minor points of his objects of con- ¬ vestigation which under former tipped bullets were largely deflected ditions was impossible toward some adjacent telephone wires One of the chief difficulties of the The matter being brought to the at- ¬ paleontologist has been his inability tention of the federal authorities thorough experiments were under- ¬ to study thoroughly the grain of the taken to test tho influence of elec- ¬ rock It is often the case that the shown tricity in deflecting bullets with the points of greatest value are not geoloupon tho rocks surface and the result that at 2Ho yards the deflection from the straight course was no less gist breaks it with his hammer Now than 7o feet toward the charged wires the paleontologist objects to doing anything of this sort because he real- ¬ In a trial of the slender Japanese bul izes that in so doing he may destroy et the result was startling the a choice specimen Therefore a ma- ¬ imnute bullet went straight for tho off al- ¬ fjres broke two insulators and fol- ¬ chine that permits him to saw most the thickness of a hair at a time lowed along the course of the electric triples his opportunities of discovery wires finally wearing out its energy and makes possible an analysis of a with the friction rock specimen finer than those his Theconclusionsreachedby these ex ¬ one periments wore that by means of an fondest dreams imagined might day be possible electric current generated by dynamo It has long been known also that or accumulator it would be entirely the beauty of various varieties of stone feasible to protect troops from rifle den- ¬ fire at a distance of 300 yards and increased in proportion as their is pos- ¬ Therefore it sity that at from 900 to 1400 yards ar ¬ sible was lessenedof the new machine to by means would thus be rendered harm tillery study tho grain of a rock which may Jess perhaps prove prismatic in a manner It would appear that the advance be possible guard of an army should be electrical never before supposed to exactly the knows The geologist engineers to erect not breastworks of cer- ¬ earth but to string wires and thereby rock formations which represent tain periods in tho earths existence render tho murderous missiles of tho is by no enemy harmless That cities now The composition of rock has had tho same Each age fortunately abundantly supplied with means this electric potential could render them ¬ its variation and therefore pos- ¬ method which the machine makes selves immune from hostile naval at- ¬ de- ¬ tacks by erecting wires to deflect and sible of showing to tho smallestena- ¬ gree the composition of tho rock neutralize the enemys projectiles Coast cities could thus bo protected bles tho geologist to trace its history N Y World much more cheaply than by frowning beyond peradventure Inventive Madmen forts I fancy before long that tho water approaches to our coast cities Persons confined in lunatic asy- ¬ will be so guarded by submerged lums often display an inventive turn as to bring a hostile armor ¬ plated vessel to a oomplete stand ¬ of mind A patient who believes himfor still far boyoritf tho danger lino St self shut up in tho old Fleet prison ¬ the national debt has invented a sim Louis Republic ple automatic contrivanco for the Why Certainly head of a lawn tonnis racket to pick T IlimV fliff rnhwif from Lflrissfl up tho balls and abolish stooping It acts perfectly woll and the asylum was the most natural thing authorities liavo advisod his irlonds Turkey made It hot for to socuro a patent for him in case ho Aa soon as Greece why of course tno latter becomes cured His other invention Philadelphia North Amer ¬ is a really efficacious preventive of ran son-in-law Humoristische Blaetter That fellow who Reporter wanted his name kept out of the pa ¬ per called to day Oh he was mad Reporter What about Editor Tit Bits It seems wo kept it out world sagely ob ¬ Half the served Mr Billus never knows what Thats the other half is doinc generally true retorted Mrs Billus eying him sharply as to tho better half Chicago Tribune McGibb3 is a contemptible crea- ¬ ture In what particular way Weil he is the kind of man who would send another man a Sunday newspaper without marking the arti- ¬ Chicago cle he wants him to read Times Herald Mrs niggins is still wildly in Does she love with her husband put the buttons in his shirts for him No but he told her he sat up yet all night playing poker without any De- ¬ stakes and she believes him Press troit Free ing mule comprehended the entire cxhibitioual talent of tho cirsus Tho circus proprietor of that day was un mistakable 1 ou could ten mm at a distance by tho loudness of his plaid suit bv the arc light that adorned his shirt bosom in the form of a big diamond pin and by the incessant avalanche of deep blue profanity that rolled forth from beneath his fierce black waxed and twisted mustache Those were the good old days of Dan Rice Yankee Robinson Dan Castello old John Robinson and others whose names arc now forgotten or only remembered by tho older gen- ¬ eration Old Dan Rice once the best known circus man and clown in tho qountry still lives Ho spends most of his time in New York and at his old home in Girard Pa Dan Rice was a character in his day At one time ho ran a river show traversing tho Ohio and Mississippi rivers and the bayous One night of the lower Mississippi while he was showing in a river town a revival meeting was in progress Dan attended it and was converted Ho immediately introduced a strict regime among his employes and for- ¬ bade all profanity and the use of liquor and compelled his employes to attend the prayer meeting which he held under his circus tent each day before performances One night after tho show had been loaded upon the boat and while en route for the next town the boat be- ¬ came fast upon a sand bar All night long tho crew struggled to free tho boat but in vain In the morning Dan called his people together and held a protracted season of prayer but the boat still stuck on tho bar For three days the crew worked and Dan prayed while the boat remained ou the bar On the third day Dan be- ¬ came desperate His financial condi- ¬ tion was exceedingly discouraging He called upon the crew to make a final effort and at the same time started to pray After an hours prayer on Dans part and steam up to such a degree that the safety valve had to be held down tho veterans piety suddenly left him and he broke forth in such a torrent of fierce profanity that one of his canvasmen turned pale and an old sailor who was acting as cook for the crew fainted Simulta- ¬ neously with the shower of curses the boat moved from the bar There shouted the exultant and excited Rice as the boat lunged forward into deeper water by the blanket blinkety blasted blue you cant run a show without swearing Needless to say that Dan Rice never tried the ex ¬ periment again NOT UP TO DATE Why the Manager Was Compelled to Refuse Hamlet said the theatrical manager te fit of a gown or the success of a dinner party but think they have no time to bestow upon me neauu ana puysicai soundness which 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 wifq or toother 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 iooo page illustrated book will be Bent absolutely free for cost of mail-bound ing only at one cent stamps or cloth bound for 3t 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 practical experience In this particular field as any living physician His Favorite Prescription is a perfect arid scientific remedy for diseases of the feminine organs It is the only medicine devised for this 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is too much talk in it and not enough jokes You should have loft out Hamlet ho is too slow and put a skirt dancer or a comic tramp in his place Then Ophelia should do a comic act and when she is drowned have it happen on the stage in a tank of real water Have the castle blown up with dynamite in the last act and have a battle scene with real horses And instead of that slow play you introduce givo a ballet or horizontal bar performance Have the ghost walk on Brooklyn bridge real bridge real river with real boats on it Then have a villain He might bo chased by real Siborian bloodhounds across the river on real ice You dont know tho first thing about play writing You couldnt write an almanac But said the shade nervously that would ruin tho plot and de- ¬ stroy the fino artistic ensemble of the song-and-dan- THE WORLDS O E01 507 PLUM ST CINCINNATI So lure to mention tht paper J Bailky Manager PROGRESS O thing to patent Protect yonr Ideas they may nrr1itFvyUearIth Wrlte JOHN WEDDKR Patent 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Zeitung IMtcsl Pile Itcliliifirriei thinks tho American apple has come SjVMrroJii Moisture lutone ltohlng and tttigluj i mot at night worse hy scratching A romarkablq tree grows in Bra- ¬ to Gormany to stay It is not only Spykes Do you havo any troublo to whtoh of zil It is about six feet high and is good but can bo sold in tho streets if allowed andcontluue tumors form very gore meeting your creditors We shoe everything from a race horse to a mule tou bleed ulcerate becoming I find my so luminous that it can bo seen on at less than four cents a pound and -- WAVNEa Ointment stops the itching and Spokes Not at all Terms cash unless troublo in getting rid of thenu De- ¬ tholarkest night for a distanco of a what is most important of all it keops bleeding heals ulceration and lu most ease removes th much longer than the Gorman apple forBOcounDrtumors At drugging or by mall monthly contracts more miloV troit Free Press SwayueA Son Philadelphia Where the Trouble Came In Treo That Sheds Light I ican sea sickness Wqrld Traiu up a ohiltl in the way ahould go and when he U old will notdupart from it he he Veterinary Hospital and Horse shoeing Shop Eighth St CpiD Bomtes factory Shoes 25 cents each New on umssm 35oiliiu0uillc Senfttcltian 01K0UIT CQCHT DIItGOTOJtY B THE THREE GOATS X RAY BURNS WORTH READING gfaw liHMiHi ii diM i Ttatidr First Monday In Februaryterm A Quaint Fable That Is Told to Lit- - Abuso of a Wonderful Discovery by The Critics List of the Best Twelvo lurev wEonoiniiruiuoiiuoy in iuny term IWO tie Norwegian Children Amateur Operators American Short Stories weeks j first Monday in September term three weeks There was once a Boy who had The soveio irritation and burning IIBIBIIAN -- Fourth Monday iu February On January 30 wo announced that term six wcoJto First Monday in June tein three Goats All day they leaped caused by the X rays in many in it had long been our intention to four weeks rth Monday in September and pranced and skipped and climbed stances nas assumed a very sonous propose- a plebiscite op tho subject t6nn six wBx i cond Monday in April Cauowa term three weeks Fust Monday in August term up on the rocky hill but at night the phase from tho fact that tho inflam ¬ of the best 12 stories of American two weeks Second Monday In November Boy drove them homo One night mation is now proved to bo a true authorship as suggested in a letter verm three weeks Lyon First Monday In May term two when he went to meet thorn the gangrene or death of tho cells receivod aomo years since from tho ircOKj first Monday ln August torm two weeks first Monday in September term two frisky things leaped into a turnip Wounds produced by subjection to Into Mr Wolcott Balastlor Mr weeks field and ho could not get thorn out the rays are invariably intensely pain ¬ Balesticr had conceived tho idea of ii n fi Mil ynulloy jJL I k iiLiiTTTM THAT THE FAC SIMILE SIGNATURE OF T PROFESSIONAL CARDS WILLIAM UNEELY Main St Attorney at Lawv Sargent Building Y Special Attention to the Collection of Claims Then the Boy sat down on the hill- ¬ side and cried As he sat thqro n Ilaro came along Why do you cry astfed the Hare I cry because I cant got tho Goats out ot tho lieJcl answered the Boy Til do it snid the Hare So ho tried but tho Goats would not come Then the Hare too sat down and cried cry y Along came a Fox Why do you asked the Fox H I ant crying because the Boy cries said the Hare and tho Boy is crying because he cannot get the Goats out of the turnip field Orowil and Bridge Work a Specialty Ill do it saijl the Fox So tho Fox tried but the Goats OFFICE over Kiclinrds Cos store would not come Then the Fox also sat down and cried CRANK K1VES Soon after a Wolf came along AWney at Law Why do you cry asked the Wolf Hopklnsvllle Ky I am crying boeatisc the Hare cries said tho Fox and the Ilaro Practice in the Courts ot Christian and ad cries because the Boy cries and the orning counties Office Court St near Weber Boy cries because ho cant get the Goats out of tho turnip field Ill do it said the Wolf He ULJ E WARFIELD Jr tried but the Goats would not leave Lawyer the field So he sat down beside the Hopklnsvllle Ky the others and began to cry too Office with Callia After a little a Boo flew over the Wallace hill and saw tliem all sitting there crying Why do you cry said the D R M S MERRIWETHEK Bee to the Wolf Late of Louisville I am crying because the Fox cries and tho Fox cries because the Dentist Hare cries and the Hare cries be ¬ Hopklnsvllle Ky cause tho Boy cries and the Boy over Basseti Office In SummersBuilding cries because he cant get tho Goats Cos out of the turnip field Ill do it said the Bee Then the M D aUDREW SARGENT big Animals and the Boy stopped cryPhysician and Surgeon ing for a moment to laugh at the tiny UopklnsvilleKy Bee He do it indeed when they But the tiny Bee flew Office If th and Main streets opposite Ultj could not Court Roo ii away into the turnip field and lit upon Telephone N05 one of tho Goats and said C TANDY JEIrDriS1 ful and in many cases of most alarm One instance is ro ported in which a pieco of burned flesh as largo as tho list hud to be cut away from a sufrerer and not infrequently tho wound hai for months resisted every attempt to heal it Dr William J Morton whom Edison calls the first X ray expert in America says there is no nced vhatcvei for theso painful exhibitious which threaten to retard tho usefulness of one of tho most maginlicpnt of modern achieve- ¬ ments Tho truth is that the burns of which there have been so many shocking cases have been produced byineiuciency either of the apparatus or of the operator Dr Morton says No subject of such complexity as tho export management of the X ray can bo mastered by Tom Dick and Harry ing character having tho contents of a volume in tho English library ujiich ho and Mr Heinemann were then publishing on P T G YATES I i Office Physician and Oculist Hopklnsvllle Ky with Dr nlll Main stree B OYDPOO Barbers 7th street Hopklnsvllle Ky Especial attention to patrons clean Linen Satisfactory service Call andboconvlnced Hotel Henderson Entirely new and first class in all respects Excellent sample rooms and service uuequalled in the city On Double Car Line C F L P Kleidereb Props Henderson Ky EXCURSION VIA TICKETS THE Illinois Central R R TO THE Tennessee And International AT Centennial Exposition NASHVILLE For the abovo occasion tickets will bo sold by the Illinois Central Railroad at varying times rates and limits including a ticket on solo dally good returning until November 7 and including tickets having limit of twenty days fifteen days and seven days also tickets on Tuesdays and Thursdays of each weok with limit of fifteen days For full particulars as tp which of the abo applies from your nearest connection with Railroad Station In the Illinois Central Railroad call on or your nearest railroad ticket agent ndaress st Murray Dlv Pass Agent New Orleans Scott Jso AHANSON Dlv Pass Agent Memphis AH Chicago a paWa KELONbAarx Louisville V 4 l I KNULISU llKltUHHIltKH Walnut Iano Herd My herd Is headed by Prince Iee 3404ft son of Sam Small 87801 he by Sam Jones 30 077 My breeding bows represent tbo best Dtrniuit 01 blood iu Aiutmua Iwu uf U10111 pms Stook for sale fot Worlds Fair prizewinners at all times Nice lot of young stock now ready for service Satisfaction guaranteed Iko W Kiuun Inanition anllnltnd Church Hill Ky CHAS OATLETT CLAEKNCE IURRIS CATLETT HARRIS Si Formerly with Forbes Uro We have concluded to go into bus iness for ourselves and offer our ser vices to the public at the most reas onable prices Paper hanging a spec ialty All work guaranteed Leave orderB at Gus Youngs Telephone 8i 2 rings PAPER HANGERS PAINTERS and without adequate prior study and practice In most scientific pursuits a preliminary technical institution training is required especially in such as relate to electricity and the physical sciences in general In the case of tho X ray a double preliminary training is essential namely both that of the electrical export and that of the plw sician It would now seem that every lineman deems himself inoro than capable of performing medical service through tho medium ot A ruy pic tures for such clients as may choose to como to him Tho whole subject resolves itself into this That diffi- ¬ cult subjects require expert manage ment and although it may be true as has been said that an X ray expert must bo born so still it is true that such an expert must be educated up to the point of expertness As it is now too many would be operators are fumbling in the dark and the pub- ¬ lic has to pay the penalty Dr Mor- ¬ ton who in taking over 500 X ray pictures has never inflicted the slight- ¬ est burn Or injury to a tissue at- ¬ And out ran the Goats every one tributes his immunity from accidents Translated from the Norwegian of to having a powerful apparatus which Emilie Poulsson enables him to place his Crookes tubes at a considerable distance from HER DIARY the subject ne takes hands at from Irving Marse Chan Thomas Nelson A Soul Fetching One if Not Read be- two to four feet in from two seconds to two minutes He takes pictures of Page tween the Lines Marjorio Daw Thomas Bailey tho human trunk at two to three feet I Events as Recorded by Her and in no case does he ever place the Aldrich April 1 That tiresome Dick Rash The Revolt of Mother Mary E leigh was here last night I thought Crookes tube nearer to the subject than 18 inches With poor apparatus Wilkins he never would go I was awfully We do not offer this as an ideal list the operator is apt to think that he bored must place the tube near in order to be it observed but merely as on the April 3 Dick Rashleigh was here whole the best of those again last night I wonder why he get a strong picture and then the dan Among tho lists in whichsubmitted only one ger begins persists in persecuting me with his story by a single author was named In a hospital case of a young lady attentions lies dreadfully stupid the best is here appended and as poor as a church mouse mam who had a terrible ulceration of the Marjorie Daw Thomas Bailey skin the patient confessed that the ma says tube had been placed within inches Aldrich April 5 Dick Eashleigh called Lovo in Old Clothes H C Bun and though I didnt want to see him and that tho exposure had been 1 ner hours Mr Tesla says that X rays will the least bit I went down He atThe Lady or the Tiger Frank tempted to make lovo to me and burn just like ordinary heat rays if R Stockton you them to come too near I sat on him good and hard As ii skin allow protects tho skin by the tho¬ A Humble Romance Marv E inHe would look at him Why mamma I terposition of a plato of thin alum- ¬ Wilkins says Im suro to make a brilliant The Gold Bug Edgar Allan Poe match and if Dick thinks pshaw inum sheet or a gauze of aluminum The Birthmark Nathaniel Haw wires ana insists on tho exposures how stupid he is never being made at a les distance thorne April 8 Dick tried to kiss mo last The Luck of Roaring Camp 14 inches night and I threatened to tell mam than abandonmentHe strongly advises¬ iireto Harte of tubes containma if he ever attempted to do such a the Tho Jumping Frog Mark ing platinum and the substitution for thing again 1 never was so indig them of a properly constructed Len Twain nant in my life I could have boxed The Man Without a Country Ed- ¬ his cars I never saw the like of his ard tube containing pure aluminum ward Everett Hale Furthermore Tesla says impudence I just hate him and I only Mch Lady Thomas Nelson whatever the cause may be his health wish I would never see him again and that of two persons who were Page April 10 Dick proposed to me last Posson Jone George W Cable night and I rejected him with scorn daily under the influence of the rays Gallegher Richard Harding more or less has materially improved I told him that dear mamma would since he has been engaged in Roentgen Davis Critic tp our marriage never never consent ¬ and that anyway 1 detested him and ray experimentation and a trouble- ¬ CHEAP JUSTICE IN MEXICO some cough with which he was conwould not marry him if he were the ¬ stantly afflicted last man on earth lie said 1 was peared a similar has entirely disap- How Authorities Save the Trouble of improvement being Trying Desperadoes cruel and was breaking his heart and observed on another person This said I didnt care that it was a suggests a I The administration of justice in new phase of X ray inves- ¬ silly presumption on his part to think Mexico has certain phases which for one minute that I could care for tigation St Louis might startlo those who aro accus- ¬ him when mamma objected to him tomed to the laws delav in this Fireproof Wood country remarked a Chicagoan the I told him to never daro to speak to me of lovo again other day who has spent tho last three Fireproof wood II What Was Really Happening newest American is stated to bo the years in tho sister republic invention During Its all right Mammas upstairs There is no unnecessary delav at reading my diary as usual and now tho past few weeks a series of tests any stage of tho game If there is You dear has been applied with most satisfac- ¬ no doubt about the prisoners guilt we can enjoy ourselves old boy Id bo content to sit here tory results It 13 also assorted that technicalities never arc allowed to in- ¬ on your lap forever with your arm a well known Swansea gentleman terfere with his prompt punishment around me and my head on youi wbo is identified with tho steel and And very often tho Mexican authori- ¬ shoulder Oh Dick how I love you tinplate trades regards it as a futuro ties manage to save tho expenses of rival to tinplate Tho tests which a trial Whenever a And isnt that diary scheme great notorious des ¬ wcro recently carried on in London N Y Journal perado for instance is captured ho gave proof of the wood being able is turned over to a coutjIo of rarales A Man of Distinction to withstand heat at 900 degrees to bo transferred to another jail at Yes sir repeated a man much somo little distance On the way tho Londons Street Fountains given to talking I played with Irvprisoner always tries to escape at Thero are now 712 fountains for least that is tho report made by tho ing for several years rWhyw said his friend I didnt human beings 28G large troughs for guards know you were over on tho stage horses and cattlo and 474 small It is unnecessary to I wasnt rejoined tho gossip I troughs for sheep and dogs in tho prisoner over did cscapo add that no under such played marbles with him when we streets and suburbs of London Dur ¬ circumstances or that no prisoner woro hoys Golden ing a period of 24 hours tho fountains evor could do so Tho guards simply at school Pehny havo been used by moro than 2500 report that thoir man tried to givo 000 persons while at tho troughs thorn the slip and Misunderstood that thoy felt com- ¬ 500000 horses havo quenched their pelled to riddle him with bullets to What did you mean by calling me thirst provent his escape This dispenses a successful highwayman growled with a trial and a legal execution No Name Would Bring Success the capitalist to tho editor made is strict I meant Btr that you own an ele Sillibub Why dont you call your investigation over isto shootitdown an¬ ly legal in Mexico vated railroad Dotroit Free Press new play Dynamite g escaping prisoner It is a Thespis AVhy so dovjeo thats all but it is as offec- Tho mercantilo and armed na Sillibub It would bo suro to bring tivo and expeditious as it is econom- ¬ vies of tho world havo 1603000 sea down tho house men Town Topics ical Chicago Inter Ocean Buz-z-z-z- -z Tauchnitz scries selected by the bal lots of our readers His early death prevented the carrying out of this intention but tho suggestion has commended itself and wo have at last acted on it to tho extent of ob ¬ taining and collating several hundred lists For some time wo received fewer lists than letters of inquiry as to the exact terms of the competition and tho call for ballots finally took tho following form By American authors wo mean authors born in tho United States or of American parentage or such as may have como here in childhood and made this country their permanent homo This would exclude Mrs Bur- ¬ nett who camo hero from England in childhood but has gone to Lon- ¬ don of late years and made her home there and Mr Kipling who came here after his writings had made him famous and is not an American citi- ¬ zen nor at present even a resident of America On the other hand we should regard a story of Mr Lafcadio LTcarn as sufficiently American for our purpose The number of lists received from every corner of the country fell a little short of 500 The best accord- ¬ ing to our judgment runs as follows The Man Without a Country Edward Everett Hale The Luck of Roaring Camp Bret II arte The Great Stone Face Nathan ¬ iel Hawthorne The Gold Bug Edgar Allen Poe Tho Murders in the Rue Morgue Edgar Allen Poe Tho Lady or the Tiger Frank R Stockton Tho Legend of Sleepy Hollow Washington Irving Rip Van Winkle Washington iiiassiiiiy Promotes DigeslionClicer ful tvessandRcstContalns neither OpiumMorplune nor Mineral AVegcfablcPrcparationfor As- ¬ similating iheFoodandRegula ting Hie Stomachs andBowels of m Not Narc otic Junpha sfnjt JioctLlD Salts -- IS ON THE KutpeofOldnrSAKUELEntnER Seetl stbcSrwut Seed WRAPPER i OF EVERY Jippcmunt -etCtrionaltSolai MamSctd Ctanfud Suattr ttiattiyrttji flarcn n I BOTTILE OB Anerfect Remedy forConslioa tion Sour StornachDiarrhoca WormsConvulsionsFcverJslv aess and Loss OF SLEEP Tac Simile Signature o Oastorla is pat up In ono slzo lottlcs only is not sold In bulk Dont allow anyono to sell yon anything olw on the plea or promlso that 111 answer every pur ¬ Is Jnat aa good and 33- - Bee that yen get pose NEW YORK It tt j EXACT COPY OF WR5PPCR j tt vrpjir as wsasEEmwwMwwwxmwiftmLMimit MisAIfffl So 37 otjl Caas BvlIIo Tliat 3E3Io use STo m estid 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novel liy snuie wIMmon author leads each umber the remainder of the v lumo cpnsistBointoriwi burlesouea noeim wittMsuis etc from IO to far baikas to make reimbltc tlmi lOIMth reading Trice OU cews 8S0Oierjear freah SAN ANTONIO HOUSTON GALVESTON Solid Veitibuled Tralnt with Pullman Sleepers Marvey Dining Halls nd Reclining Chair Can Mapt timo tablet end fu I intuimaliun furnlined upon application to Hi IW- Quarterly Vairailne of notion TMJctBt11 Jlar December Olt day of March ptetuber and Ineil wv W C MELVILLE GEO Trav Pasi r Agent ST LOUIS MO T S1CII0LS0J Gen I Pasar Agent ST LOUIS MO 8100 bark f MIUU 1UW fVJ 101 volumesU0NU8 Lit foroneyear and KIlKh FltEK a I01MCS Fo S lO TOU V rpr opeuifti oUuSunpuuri uirer Good to March Jl 1807 I TOPICS for three muiitha Ior lS30i regular club subscription price for lWIrM and IMLUtt IllOll TOWr lOlICS iHithpuliiliatlonsforoiio year and ten Lack voinmiii tf I WE8 lHOM TOWN lOiMCti IJtUC a BONUS Iteuilt byl O Money Order or New York Ex change to TOWJV JOlICo aoH Sill Avcuue TOU ev York WJl YATES J 8 HAMILTON- YATES HAA1ILT0N Phoenix Hotel Barberslion labor-savin- OHM omwiwwiootjK outpalu Book of par ticulars Bent FHKK TIM WOOLLKY MD ana Whlrtoy ITablts cured at homo wltn¬ Hopkinsville Particular nttontion given to boya Lair putting SntiBfactiontoall Up ot dnte in all reBpecta Ky itr t1 M m s mjgv r 7 ilV iuKlllt tr jnJMirso imiiWIHWIIIWIA 8 HERE AND THERE JjopkifiUe lentttckinn IteKSONAtOUShll Some of the magisterial races are warming up and there are hot con tests for thft Dotnocratio nominations Mr John Moayon spent last week Grape bng8 for Bale at this office n several districts lu the Longview in Louisville OHie JatneB spoko at Dawsou Sat district Esq T M Barker and Esq N L O Garrott are running a lively in Mr city J Dilday of Louisville is urday 011 bimetallism on business the race with both claiming the advan When in paiu use Sloans liui tage In the Lafayette district Esq Mr W L Wallor of Madisoiivillo ment and kill it Sold by Elgin F I Fraser wants to succeed himself spent Sunday in tho city Call in at Millers drug storo and but Mr J F Dixon and Uncle Miss Louise ftickotts of Princeton Andy Boyd are contesting with him is visiting relations in tho city got a Doso Glass free honor In the Pembroke dis for Mr W H Jesup of Pairviow who trictthe Esq W L Pnrker is opposed I Miss Ritchie Burnett has returned has been seriously ill for severul he ltn Ron W Winfrec who ran from a short visit to Nashville weeks is reported much better aud against him before In the Fruit Hill Mrs Anna Farloiuh has cone to will bo out in a few days district David Smith and TJ Davis Hodgeusvillo to viBit her mother Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over of Croftou are making an active canH C Holsoy has already Mrs Kate Limp of Petersburg vass City Bank Hopkinsvillo Ky been nominated by the Republicans Iud is the guest of Mrs O W Thfi niril- rlnnltAf- - tlin Tnlv terin Efio Geo H Mvers is not a candi- - Hisgen fnr wwof the Todd Circuit Court ib very intn t0 succeed himself It is not and wife have Dr Andrew light there being less than a dozen jjjjejy that Esq S G Buckner will returned from Sargent the Tennessee Cen- ¬ new caseB for trial Ino majority 01 have ODDOsition for renomiuation m tennial these are divorce suits tho South Hopkiusville district alMiss Julia Venable has returned An elegant line of toilet goods at though it is said a Republican has ready been Bottled upon by his party from a weeks visit to tho Tennessee Millers drug store to make the race against Esq Buck- Centennial Some of Pembrokes citizenB have ner In the other three districts the Mrs J B Galbreath and little son purchased of Dr E N Fruit of thiB Republicans have things their own Charltoo have returned from u visit city a lot in the former place upon way and there are no Democratic can- to relatives in Nashville which a handsome Methodist church didates yet spoken of Dr and Mrs T W Blakoy havo will be erected at an early date Dr Stanton the veterinarian who at Hillos Ex- is treating the crippled elephant of leturned from Dawson The Doctors Leave your work is much improved celsior Laundry Barnum Bailey over in Clarksville health Mrs Virginia Latham has gone to in this Geo Means an 0 V brakeman now has a branch hospital to treat while coupling cars Friday night got citv where he is preparedat reason- New York to spend some time with one of his Lauds caught between tho animals of all descriptions horseshoe- her son Mr Jno C Latham drawheads and it was badly mashed able rates He also has a Mr Wallace Smith and wife of ing establishment in connection Jackson Tenn arrived in the city Two JingerB were cut off where shoes are put on animals in a Have you seen the new cigar scientific way so that their feet are Friday and will spend Borne time scheme at Millers Drug store Mrs George Murphy of Armsville not injured as is too frequently the visiting her Dr H C Morrison closed his J pro- case when blacksmiths do not under- Tex is B Layne parents Mr and near Fairview meeting on Friday night and stand their business All of the Doc- Mrs J tracted returned to Louisville Dr Morrison tors workmen have been with him Mrs Dr Murphy nef MiBs Lizzie is an ablepreacher and a pulpit orator several years and have thoroughly Owen of Bowling Green is visiting learned his methods The Doctor s of unusual force and eloquence terms are cash except on monthly her parents near Church Hill See the new line of fine stationery contracts Misses Belle Reeves Annie Showat Millers drug store opposite Forbes A rather peculiar accident happened ers and Mattie Reeves of Elkton are Bro to little Ethel Scrodt of South Clarks visiting friends in South Christian A full line of Sloans remedies ville She waB at play in a buggy Mrs W H Jacobus and little on sale at Elgins drug store with no horse attached when sud- daughter Mignon returned home Millers Drug Store ia now one of denly the vehicle started down hill Saturday after a short visit to Mme the handsomest business houses in The frightened little girl aged only Fleurette Levy the city Mr Miller haB displayed 6 jumped out while the buggy was Mr and Mrs J S Whittinghill of excellent taste in arranging his goods moving rapidly and was badly and decorating his show windows bruised and injured The buggy ran Madisonville spent Friday in the de- - city Mr Whittinghill came over on Young high graded Jersey calf on for over 100 yards and was for sale Apply at Kentuckian of¬ ¬ K ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 4l J R REEVES SUOi ESSORS TO J KTWYMAN U ctri tile n ia11 L V Jl X ine ol G-rocei-i- es oiioice fctapLeaiicl JPJRIOI3S THE LOAVEST GIVE US v Fancy A CALL TELEPHONE 11 With nature of the many physical ills which vanish before proper ef forts gentle efforts pleafaaht erf oits rightly directed There is comfort a the knowledge that so many forrrn of sickness are not due to any actual dis- ¬ ease but simply to a constipated condi- ¬ tion of the system which tho pleasant family laxative Syrup of Figs prompt- ¬ ly removes That is why it Is the only remedy with millions of families and is everywhere esteemed so highly by all who value good health Its beneficial effects are due to the fact that it is tho one remedy which promotes internal cleanliness without debilitating the organs on which It acts It is therefore all important in order to get its bene licial effects to note when you pur- ¬ chase that you have the genuine article which is manufactured by tho California Fig Syrup Co only and sold by all reputable druggists If in the enjoyment of good health and the system is regular laxatives or other remedies are then not needed If afflicted with any actual disease one may be commended to the most skillful physicians but if m need of a laxative one should have the best end with the well informed everywhere Syrup of Figs stands highest and is most largely ksed and gives most general satisfaction Gladness Comes a better understanding of the Furniture and Uudertaker jrfmm THOMPSONS OLD STAND Kftw F R Rensiiaw wKarjxmr vvvvYVTO3lk rati l I New Stock Best Goods 0 and LOWEST PRICES New and Elegant Funeral Car for the Undertaking Department Dick Everett a Practical Undertaker of 20 years experience has charge of this branch of our business v Give us a call OFFICE PHONKC7 4 No 8 Main Street H0PK1NSVILLE IN home KY 107 2 26 Up YEARS phone DILIGENCE Em SAME OLD STAHD Stairs in Henry Bfock Op Opera House X9r courtesx X DEATHS Can Sell you and will do it if you will come and Eee m Jurge stock ol fice Trenton now has a paper The name of the new journal is the Trenton News published by Graves Bro with Claude Graves sou of Judge M M Graves as editor It is published every Saturday and its columns are devoted chiefly to sociYou are enabled to dress com- ¬ ety matters Finest line of cigars cigarettes fortably stylishly and daintily and tobacco at Millers drug store opposite Forbes Bro By grace of the progressive Millers drug store has one of the best equipped prescription departments in the city policy of this store you are en- ¬ Rev S N Campton of Baton liouge and Rev Dexter Whittinghill abled to purchase the newest of New Orleans both well known in ministers of the Baptist this section church sailed yesterday for a visit to in this line at a trifling cost Palestine See A W Pyle the furniture man for bargains in sideboards Six difGarments F 8c Perfec ferent styles and cuts juBtinseethem Mr C M Wells has secured the contract to carry the mail from this city to Fairview The round trip will be made daily except Sunday Lost black purse yesterday morn ing between Sdm Frankel s and this office contained So in silver Report to this office The enterprising newsboy now waits at the fuot of the church steps on Sunday aud offers his papers to molished in a gully all the wood work business connected with the Racket the chuic gcer as he leaves the placs being wrecked stock of worship Mrs A G Warfield of Clarksville reports from a number of The Rev Chas L Nourse has accepted counties in the State is visiting her mother Mrs Dr a call to the pastorate of the Southindicate that there will be a large re Wood ern Presbyterian church at Princeton Mr A O Layne has been at Daw Ky and preached his iirst sermon duction in acreage as compared with Sunday He is a Hopkiusville boy a last year or with average years Unly bou Springs for a week in search of one county Breckinridge reports b health eon of Dr W L Nourse unci a very He will return home tomor probable increase over previous crops row bright young man while other counties report as a genDr Clardy appreciates a good joke eral thing a big reduction in acreage Mrs J H Anderson visited Nashand hib eyes twinkled this morning some as much as 50 percent ville Friday She was accompanied when he said he had just completed Mrs S W Madisonville is blessed with cheap by OwenBboro Auderson and daughter arrangements for the appointment of of who are her guests is imported from a Democratic postmaster at Kennedy ice although it Rev and Mrs S N Vail who have Honkinsville aud Henderson The Christian comity Theie is not a white Republican in the place and dealers buy their supplies principally been visiting relatives in Indiana for the doctor has persuaded Frauks to from this city pay freight on tho ice four weeks will return to tho city the indorse Thomas D Wutts a Demo- and retail it in small quantities at latter part of this week Allan D Wallis went to Owensbaro crat for the place thus giving the half a cent a pound just half what it go by to the colored Republicans cost ins Hopkiusville In quantities this morning to meet a lot of the who would like to have the office of less than 100 pounds the prevail- people of that city who will take the The po t ffice p ople have promised ing price in this city is oue cent a California C E trip with him to appoint Watts under the circum pound Madisonville is to be both MATJtlMONIAI envied and congratulated stances -- Washington Special BugjwuBiJMgBwiMji JJwyTpjmcTiMPwyTrBmw The court has ordered the sale of COLORED the Racket stock ou Weduesday July 7 Two couples Sam Hickman and It will be offered in classes and then as a whole and the best sale will DlseV MOSH Iinfl Din Wnf Isiiia mrl be made The neparate room at 210 Sarah Anderson were married in the South Main used for bicycles has -- wuuj vma uuito oimriuiy uy been vacatl by the Receiver and Judge Breathitt A marriage liceuse the room is now occupied by a bicy was ulso issued to A H McNeal to cle repairiug fi m wed V Inez Uitter Mr N B Wilkiua haB sold his Preston Davie andNecie Wall farm in Roaring Spring district and married last night in this- city were by moved to a place near HopKinsvuie uev E Williams he will coutiuue to operate a where A complete course of instruction in He is a good citizeu and we farm regret his departure from our county Book keeping aud modern business iflllllf nflUiU j Cadiz Telephoue methods by mail froo of tuition The Messrs P W Baker Phil T Rob Amoricuu Business College Omaha erts aud J T Sholar were ordained Nob as deacons at West Uuion Baptist Administrators Sule church at Gracoy Sunday Rev A W Meacham assisted tho pastor The E H Sivley place on Canton Rev Mr Strother in tho services pike 2 miles from Hopkinsvillo about 221 J acres of rich laud about U5 acres iu timber Thu Modern Heiiuty Two dwolliugs Thrives ou good food ami sunshine on place bam stables and etc will with plenty of exfrcise in ihu open bo sold first iu two parts then us a air Her form glows with health and whole ou Moudaj July 5th at Couit CelebraUd fo its great leavening her face blooms with iia boautv If House door at 11 oclock Terms of strength ami heultbfuliiess Assures her system needs tho cleansing of a sale j cash balauce m 12 and 18 the liwl tigtunst ulum aud all forms laxative remedy she uses the gentle mouths Notes to bear iuttrest from of nclulit iniioii common to the cheap and pleasant Syrup of Figs Made dato n H C E Sivle blHUlH by tho California Fig Syup Compa AUmtB E H SlVLEY ROYAL DAKINu roriEB CO NEW YUIUC ny gy grace of a Shirt aist Shelton Mr Lawson Shelton a prominent farmer died at his home in Todd county near Allegree Wedues day morning of asthma aged 87 years He leaves a wife and one child and was a brother of Rev John Bass Shelton of Louisvileand Deputy Sheriff William Sheltou of Todd county Easton Mrs Ada Barnes Easton wife of Mr J A Easton died at her home in this city Friday morning about 1 o clock of cougestiou bhe was sixteen years old and had been FURNITURE AND KINDRED BRANCHES My expenses are light as I am up stairB and I will make it pay you to come und see me 1 am prepared to do Undertaking in all itB branches I am also a practical EMBALMER liefer you to those that have seen my work A W- - PYLE- W S GOODWIN W A PTOOL very ill for a month She leaves h CERULEAN SPRINGS TRIGG COUNTY KY GOODWIN POOL Props I r husband and an infant son The funeral occurred Friday afternoon and was conducted by Rev C H Nash The interment took place at what is known as the Boyd Cemetery near Kelly r m tn M This famous health and pleasure resort the oldest in Western Kentucky is situated on the Ohio Valley railroad 16 mileB from Hopkinsvillo and 14 North Christians oldest and best known citizeus died at her home near miles from Princeton Crofton Thursday night of hemor rhage of the bowels aged about 75 yeats She had been a member of the Christian church for many yeai and was highly esteemed by all who Hotel Accommodations Unsurpassed knew her The funeral took place at 2 p m Friday and the body was Sulphur and Chalybeate Water in Abundance laid to rest in what is known bb the Davis burying ground Six trains Daily and Reduced Rates Lockuart Mrs Gracie Lockhart wife of Mr Jas D Lockhart one of NOW OPEN This Is Worth Heading BA8SETT cSc CO toba¬ To advertise our College we will gire a thorough course of instruction in double ana single entry JoookUeep ing and Commercial Arithmetic by mail free of charge to a limited num ber of persons This course will be completed in forty lessons No charge for Diplomas Text books fur nisbed at less than one half the uual price Class will be organized in a few days Full particulars free Address The American Busiuess College Omaha Nebraska First Class Italian Band Employed for the Season WlttTE FOR EATES cco-growing JTHall reached by Call No 32 Scavenger Spring Millinery MME FLEURETTE LVY ill tel phone at any city scavenger can be time The Utiincft Hotel I veriiseU The hotel opens under the moat auspicious circumstances Only a few guest have yet arrived at this earl date but the proprietors inform us that they expect something like forty visitors next week The opening ball will occur ou the 18th This will be a grand and most brilliaut oue uud will no doubt bring together a large gathering of those who love amusement and appreciate an all round good time Parties from Hopkiusville and other cities in the second district havo written the management Messrs Edwards engaging rooms Beard for the occasion The Barnes Hotel at the chalybeate Springs at Sebree notice of change of management of which appeared in a receut issue of the Kentuckian after a course of thorough renovation and refitting was opened for the en tainment of guests on Saturday as ad Seasonable IN Everythmg- Usually found in first class groceries at all time can be found in our mammoth store A oodsT DRUS Hon- ¬ Vegetables- Moth Balls Packing Camphor duras Sarsaparilla Disenfectants of all kiuds and a complete Hue of Elastic Cottage Paint White Lead Linseed Oil and Turpentine aud family paints Fresh from the gar- ¬ dens every morning such as peas beans cu- ¬ cumbers tomatoes etc bf the If you wish to secure enrollment as a free student in the mail department Come to See Us American Business College Omaha Neb send in your applica ¬ tion at once The offer of free course by mail will bo open for a limited 1 Our Prices surpusHed E NINTH ST 1MIAUMAOY NEAR L N f ftrrur time only bEmT Are as low as can be found m the city and quality of goods uji B OITY Dividend No S Kentucky Sunday School Convention At the Bemi minual meeting of tho Account of abovo convention the O Board of Directors of the Cresceut V railway will soil tickets to Hnrroda Milling Co tho usual dividend of four percent was declaredof tho net burg Kentucky uud return on June at ono faro for earnings for tho six mouths eudiug 21st ltrvit Tw Hi louud trip Rq i IUI11 liUUH UUIIU4UI May 31st and payable July 1st E M SiiEnwoon Agt F K Yost Suoy Treas CLARK MAItKUT HOUSK CO 1- 1 Ileming- Absolutely Pure The mercury Btood at 90 in tho shade yesterday and the weather bu reau says there is a warm wave com ing An election has been callad to take place at Pembroke Aug 0 to vote on the liquor question Kentucky ClirUtliMi Misilomiry anil II IU Convention O Merchant Tailor Fashionable suits made to oider Cleaning nud Impairing Ladies tailoring also done Anummt of alinvn ennvnnfinna tlm 0 V railway will sell tickets to Louis ville uud return certificate plan on Juno 20th to 23rd at ono aud one tlnrd hue for round trip hi M biicnwouD Agt FIFTH STIJEET MOORE BLOCK HOPKINSVILLE KY iff Ai t jj hil t rfliw A JUl uatll tut faiUj uuai tjfcA Mind j j xMilliLsii J-

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