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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: July 6, 1897

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. o ililn l VOL XIX HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY TUESDAY CREAM OF JULY 61897 pv HOTTEST FOR TWO YEARS- NO 53 A NEWS 100 lens Fine Black Left from broken suits PAIRS WORTH IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN HAS IT Saturday n Scorcher and Sunday Not Much ISctter OppoMyofaCentHF To Show the Circuit Court Ad jonrtis Convlat Captured Liquor Fight lit Pembroke Veather nml Political IteniH Milliner Assign ClayWorstedPants m OsOnAII Sizes 300 500 Mrs M L Oppenheim a Russell villa milliner aud dressmaker made au assignment last Thursday evening for the benefit of her creditors Liabilities about S 1200 assets some thing lees than half that amount Had Congestive Chill CUT TO 194 CO Mr J Webber DaviB a well known farmer of Kelly wag attacked with a cpngestive chill Sunday and it was with the greatest difficulty that his life was saved Mr Davis was reported better yesterday This price will clean them up in one week so if you need a pair dont delay Ktiitucklan Hanged Lemuel W Melson was hanged at Grants Pass Oregon Friday for the murder of Charles Perry in March 1890 Melsou was a Kentuckian 42 year of age He killed Perry in order io obtaid his money Melson confessed on the BcalTold J u H ANDERSON Be- at Trenton Some negroes engaged in a row at Trenton Sunday aud duriug the scrap one of the men Bhot a woman in the thigh The wound is not dangerous We were unable to learn the names of the parties The man who did the shooting was arrested and placed in Shooting and weal of that country asi aL stake even the latter becomes subser ¬ vient to the former Patriotism m innate in every true American Ms- nace the safety of America or AmejaV can institutions and every loyal citi Sunday afternoon zen is ready to shoulder arms- - Thse Many prostrations occured in this battle of Lexington iired the couctsjp county last week among workmen in the days of the Revolution aacfc but bo far as learned none were fatal within a lew days an army of 2000f Stock suffered greatly there being pen had gathered about Boston Se many deaths in the war of the Rebellion each sidat rushed to the defense of the cause- h FOR STATE SENATOR held sacred and just As it was then so it would be now did occasion de-¬ RC Crenshaw or ChrUtlan Visits Hop- mand such valor and loyalty The excessive heat of tho last two weeks culminated last Saturday in a maximum temperature of 100 degrees During the whole week it ranged from 90 to 99 degrees On Sunday the maximum was 99 degrees and yesterday the weather was somewhat cooler Saturday was the hottest day since junea iyD when it was iuy1 degrees The hottest day for thirty years wos 104 6 on Aug 12 1SS1 Other hot days were Aug 7 1874 102 and July 29 1887 1017 In the 1881 Bpell there were 1000 prostrations over the country twenty of them in Louisville Last Sunday was a very hot Fourth of July twenty live deaths from the heat being recorded in yesterdays Of these Louisville had 5 papers Cincinnati 6 Cleveland 1 and Nashville 2 A fine rain fell at Nashville Possibilities andfc Advantages of Christiana County to the World Thoiuands oi Copied of the KcnteaJrJaaT Centennial Edition Will tie Given iVvagr at Tennessee ireatKvposltlos Iu this grand and glorious cwkUtjh predominates OTef every other quality iu the liuoian breast Love of country burne ever in equal flames with love of horco of ours patriotism 1 and driar ones and when the gpod kins County In the Interest of Ills proposed Candidacy Mr R C Creushaw of Pee Dee jail Snow in Colorado Colorado were visited by a snow storm on the bame day Will Vote on Local Option B Those who were swelteriny under auu iu ivomucKy wicn tne mercury at 100 in the shade Saturday will be interested to know that Leadville Gunnison and other points in iouij Mens H Satin Calf Shoes in mil the latest styles T A Y i Ladies Vici Kid Coin Toe Lace and for an election to at 149 Every pair guaranteed Button Shoes all the style of a S300 for The county judge made an order fcbe held in Pembroke Aug 7 to take the sense of the legal voters of that place on the question of local option The drys claim that they will have a majority while the wets Beem equally confident that they will win and the light promises to be a lively one 149 These goods are far ahead of anything ever shown at the price Captured near Falrvlcw Ladies Tan Lace Shoes vzry stylish Reuben Sargent the negro who escaped from the work house guard near Empire last Wednesday was captured near Fairview by Mr Wallace Layne Sunday Sdrgeut was brought here Sunday night and placed in jail He was taken back to worn nouse yesterday to servo out the balauce of his sentence The ltcpuutlcaii Convention at 149 JPetree SioTi i c of tlie 33ia Boot 4r foi A A H Wr The Republicans held their district convention at Eddy ville yesterday and re uomiuated James Breathitt for cir cuit judge As John Feland Jr de clined to run for commonwealths attorney it is not likely that any nomination was made against W R Howell A report had not bpen received nvoe-- xtseSkJl Tjfgasa m Public Appreciation Nerves our efforts and we are showing our appreciation by the prices we are making Goods you are thinking of link us with your thoughts and we will convince you that the best is not to good if prices are right when we went to press Important Ltiul Suit Depositions are boitig taken in Ca diz in a law suit involviug 10000 acres of fine timbered land in Trigg county The style of the suit fs Ayro Lord Tie Company vs A H Koer nor of Huutingburg lud It is churned that Koerner sold thr plain tiff a 16t of timber guaranteeing that n certain quantity could be secured The plaintiff alleges that the guaran tee failed to materialize aud hence the suit The suit was brought in Lexington Teun and the case will be tried at that place during the present month If It Is Higli Class Remember Ill wF Harness saddles blankets collars RnrVk- bands names chains etcJ and an elegant line of Lap Dusters V2a That wo can show you any thing you may need W carry the LREST stack and givs L0MV2BST prices F A YOST 207 South Main CO as follows Win Davis horse stealing two years Win Roach col un lawfully detaining a female two years Robt Coleman col murder eleven years and ten mouths Eph Gantcol male was given two years Tom Slaughter col aud Jim Grif malicious shooting one year and Henry Cluneal col malicious shoot- foy col graud larceny were fined a 5100 each They appropriated ing at another one year horse and buggy and nftor using Vurdiut forHOOO them turned the horse loose and ho The suit brought by Ollie Turner injured himself so badly in a wire fence that ho died oi uiaricHvuie against tno jj iV j railroad company for 500 damages Court adjourned Saturday resulted iu a judgment for plaintiff The Clardy Tolmcco Hill in the lower court Tho case has Dr Clardy writes the Kentuckian annealed to Circuit Court It been seems that Turner bought a ticket that he succeeded Saturday with the from Guthrie to Clnrkavillo did not assistance of Sdnator Lindsay in uso it until uext day was put off the having his auti regie tobacco bill Elktou accommpdatiou train at passed 08 nu uuieuuuicut to tho tariff Hampton upon the ground that the bill in tho Senate If not knocked ticket was good only on the day of out in conference it Jb all right and purchase aud then Turner brought will become a law Tho provisions of suit against tho railroad for SjOO the bill have heretofore been given to damages the public Ior TJm 1en J Davis deputies E P Wilkins aud W H Ryan aud Jailer W T Williamson went to Eddyyille yesterday moruiug having in charge the live prisoners convicted at the last term of circuit court and sen tenced to the penitentiary Tha prisoners uomes offenses and terms are V e Trigone Sheriff Mc Christian county was iu the city Tuesday conferring with local poli- ticiaus with a view to runuih for State Senator on the Silver ticket if conditions are favorable He recognizes the right of Hopkins county to name the nominee this time but if Hopkins county waives that right he uu tlopkineviJle ana Christian county desires the nomination Mr Cren are 10 oeiouuu nerprouuestanu most shaw is a populist and has the en loyal representatives Here lies also dorsemeut ol the Democratic aud the a city which is a pride to its mother Populist Executive Committee iu his State proposed candidacy on that condiTennessees Great Centennial is the tion Mr Crenshaw is a substanti opportunity of a century in short al farmer of good address and made life time to proclaim to the world a favorable impression udou everv tho wonderful resources of this secone who met him Mr Crenshaw tion of the country and tho leading was given the assurance that if Hop- cities of Tente se3 have grasped thie kins does not have a candidate of her opportunity to prebeut their strong own which she probably will his claims for recognition to the home claims would be given the greatest seekers and settlers through special consideration Mail editions compiled for the express pur-¬ pose of advertising the great and glo- ¬ Endeavorers at San Fraucisco rious advantages m au In several respects the meeting of commercial educational agricultural industrial the representatives of the Christian civic and religious way which await Endeavor society at San Francisco the man or woman who settles in theiK promises to be one of tho most inter respective communities Inspired by a patriotism and pride esting and momentous events of its kind in recent years A big propor- which is shared by all its the Kentuckian has iu procosa tion of the several thousand Christian Eudearors who will be present will of compilation a snecnil fbmpnninl come from the central and eastern edition which is designed with thiK states making trips of 3000 miles or purpose of heralding to all parts of more The entire nation will be re the United States the prominence presented and it is evident from the and importance of Hopkinsville as a reparations already made that the business center and place of resialiforuiaus mean to give them a dence Every true citizen should feel characteristic western welcome Dur at once an unqualified iuterest iu ing the period of the convention San the successful culmination of such a Francisco will be n center of interest project It needs moro than moral for religious people throughout the support however iu its undertakings Material assistance is necessary No country It is certainly no small incentive expense will be spared in making the which can induce so many persons to edition one readable aud interesting make a trip across the coutineut to be as well as artistic The thousands of present at a religious festival eveu copies placed at the Keutucky Ex- ¬ when the reduced rates on the rail- hibit at the Centennial for free dis roads are cousidored Iu the com- tribution will fll into the bauds of paratively short period of its existence readers frdm all points and thus the Christian Endeavor society has is afforded an opportunity to show grown amazingly and this immense to the world at Jdige the wonderful pilgrimage to the Pacific coak will be progress and niaguiflcent result oue of the most picturesque tokens which have been readied in this of its pjeseut strength The aie few Southern section But few people oigauizations of any sort which could outside of Dixie have any conception summons so many persons to a con- of the prodigious growth of the Ntr vention at the other end of the nation South Now is the time to advertise s That the Eudeavors will be all the our city and county to the of America more enthusiastic for the effort they Every man who have put forth to attend may betaken enters our domain drnvn hither hy for granted The enthusiasm which ad vintages offered by Christian cour has marked the society every since its ty uill be of beueilt to one and all I inception will be notable hi the forth the community Every merchant pro- ¬ The San Fran- fessional tnau manufacturer every coming convention cisco assembling is likely to be npt mau and woman iu whatever only the most staking but the most trade or business should contribute fruitful of the meetings which the so- his or her share towards the fiual suc ¬ cess of the Kentuckinns special Ceu ciety has held Chicago Herald teuniol edition Each mau be ho Circuit Court Closes an exponent of trade profession exl The most importaut case tried since ucatiou or religion Bhould b last report was the seductiou case prompted by civic pride to make this of against Jos McRoy After hanging review to Hopkinsville one tn h m dound tho glory and credit of lor two days the jury was discharged Saturday without a verdict and the MopKiusvtue and Uhnstiau county case waa continued till September Remember such nu opportunity is McRoy gave bond for S500 nnd was one of a life time and the fame nud prosperity of Kentucky makes thie released Win Roach col detaiuing a fe demand of her sous Where such god given patriotism exists there must also be natural pride a deep seated interest iu the weal or woe of ones native heath or adopted homo and an instinctive desire to assist materially in the upbuilding of the same Nowhere in this country do th hearts of men beat with more fervent zeal and intense loyalty than in the grand old Blue Grass state and hera fellow-citizen- s boma-saek-er- Iluu YuucMlnd Kencl Madame Ariunant a distinguished nud successful mind reader and phrenologist of Kausas City is at the Phoe ¬ nix Hotelwith business hours from 9 a m to 10 p m She gives readings ou marriago business transactions speculations reveals hidden treasures clears up mysteries past present aud future and forotells important evguts She is not a fortune toiler but a scientific 6tudont of psychology and kindred subjects Her fees aro very reasonable Call on her J oo Weil of Louisville formerly of thie city has bought the J H Win froo place on tho Canton pike form ¬ erly owned by MeanB Weil and will return on January 1st and ngaiu tako up his residence here¬ I 4 Iho Bill Smiths aro getting so thick in Kentucky that two of them aro about to vrun against each other mmw imlvt d vuiiM homings tof tho Deiriooratto hotniufttion for Vm B Governor is tho Bryan CHA M MEACHAM J elector who pulled through last year Hid is n Madison county man who rf1 1tfg- is u silver tnau is a yard wide nud RHUMTl N IN AUVANOl Uh ill wool Warranted not to rip or ravel u i dli ultluc JOuaiut pwi tints Lho other is Ym M of Mayileld oo 6 oenU line een Insertion I ct tor ai Kfe pp i it nlu advertisement tamb late district attorney and suspected h of concealing his financial viows -n vhilo the light wa9 ou last venr The t is otTn Maiv subset MopfunsnilFU leKftuliri T iioiihMtnuiilD luntudtian t i TUESDAY JULYB DEMOCRATIC SAM J 1S97 TICKET CLEIIK COCBT OF APPEALS SHACKELFORD of Daviofes THOMAS P COOK of Calloway COMMON WEALTH ATTQUNflY CinCCtT JfDOI W R HOWELL uf Christian western Bill is one of thosSgood fallows it h a pleasure to love but ISOO is not his year to be Governor Neithor is it the time for tho Other Unless his name is William Smith Watv the next Governor Will be named Bill it is safe to predict but it will uot be1 Bill Smith It must be re alembered that there aro four other Bills who want to succeed the two very bad Bills who are at present being utilized to make one mighty poor Governor WrfWI Hlh Medicinal value In a bottlo of Hoods Sffrso pattlla tluin In any other preparation More-- skill required more care taken more expense Incurred in IU mmmfucturo It costs tlip proprietor nud the denlot Moro but it co9tsfUIo consumer Im M ho gets mbio dbjjos tor his money Moro curatlvo power Is stcurcd bj Its peculiar combination proportion niul process which mnke t peculiar to USoli Moro people aro employed and more space oc cupied In Its Laboratory than any other wonderful cures ofTected and more tes Moro timonials received than Ijy any other norne sle reportedmore Iniprulsts flar by eur Moro are mid by are Moro people thiin tafdiitf Hoods Sarsaparllla tuliiy am other and mure are taking It toda tli in ever before ai d inonu reasons might bo Moro Knelt why you should take More siijt SLIPPER CUT w Ladies WAVE i ihi THIS WEEK OUR ENTIRE LINE OF fl PlkACE tj SALE vlCWJ V Hoods Sarsaparilla Tho One Truo Mood Puriflcr 1 ilMU willllil reus i 19 n n Oxfords and Slippers Childrens Oxfords Tan and Black 100 60c Womens Oxfords Black 75c Womens Oxfords Black 125 50c 85c Childrens OxfordsTan and Black 75 50c Childrens oxfordsTan and Black 125 85c Womens Oxfords Black 100 75c y per bottle Mood S FllIS euro all Mver Ills and Sick Headache 25ccnu The old county bonds have been The Madieonville papers ro re retiied and new bonds have been is minded that it is bettor for brethren to sued ap recently awarded Tho predwell together iu peace aud harmony mium made only 593000 necessary to especially in hot weather ref uud 5101000 aud the low rate of interest is fivo instead of 6even per The Democratic nominee fdr Gov cent The Keutuckian will lay aside ernor of Ohio Hon Horace L Chap partisanship long enough to compliaaaa like most great men is eligible ment County Attorney Otho Ander ito membership in the Baldheaded son on this very successful piece of Club financiering He has done well aud assisted by Esqs Barker and Myres Hero fiddled while Rome was burn of the fiscal court has secured term ing and four of Louisvilles daily pa for the couutv that will result in n jpers continue to advocate McKiuley saving of a good deal of money ism while the bottom is dropping out cf Louisville at the rate of a million Judge Auderson of Nashville in charging the grand jury directed and a Quarter a week tnem to lnuict the ice men for violating Tvliss Gonstantine McKenzie of the auti trust law which is a peuiten SPhiladelphi i a white woman was tiary offense iu Tennessee The ice cnarried to a gentleman of color last men all put theirheads together last week while the mercury w as away up month aud raised the price from 25 in tho nineties The wedding was cents to 40 cents a hundred The swell two preachere taking part Sun has been all summer doing batwery tle for the people against the trust iin the ceremony and its efforts are about to be rewardIt Bryan had been clue ed tho ed Our friend Mr V II Howe is tpresent wheat crop would have sold oue of the ice men who is up against at a dollar a bushel but Bryan was it not elected contraction continues to deprtss prices and with half the Broncho Fianks tells the Otveusbo world clamoring for bread the nw ro Inquirer that he will be Collector crop is selling at only 60 cents a de Yandells chief deputy aud will get This cline of 20 to 30 cents siuce the wheat as much out of it as anybody is taken to mean that he and Yuu gamblers put up the pi ice last winter dell will form a partnership dividing A sensational street fight took place the two salaries of collector and chief t ftrebmond between Judge A R deputy but if the usual Republican Buinamof the Court of Appeals methods are to bo applied to the Lus aidN B Deatherigf Mr Deathe- - iuess it may mean even more ridge ia a Democrat and a director in The Duchess of Devonshire gave a the bank of which Judge Burman is president and as such had S500 appro- - mask ball in London Friday uisht ariatrd to aid in his election Th that was intended to eclipse Mrs lebt being brought up for settlement Bradley Martins ball last wiuter caused the quarrel between them The New York lady was there aud Deatherige struck Buruam with his of course thinks her function was the list once and slapped his face before swellest although not graced by the presence of royalty iixoy were separated Womens Oxfords Black 130 100 Quarterly Report OF THE D I LANTERS BANK HOPKINSVILLEKY cf business ou the tiOth day of These prices arHxriQ to moyetbis liiie of scoocls out of Tile lioHse at the close June 1497 j RESOURCES Loans and Discounts less loans to D recto f Loans to Officers All Honest H 7 Madi Goods f iiaJSO Overdrafts secured Overdrafts unsecured Hue from Na tonal Batiks Duo from Stato banks and bankeis Other real estate other stocks aud bonds Exchange for clearings Furniture and fixtures Tota 1895 61 2 113 as 130AG0 8tSGlQ 15733 SS78 nMSlil 4001841 BOOlOO JS0515 207461 iO MAMMOTH If J - CLOTHING SHOE OO LIABILITIES t 7500000 Capital stock paid In In cash 12UX0 surplusfuml Deposits subject to cheek oa which 117170 63 Interest Is not paid 379 CG Due National Banks CCl 17 Due state banks bankers 18151 2 430 00 Unpaid dividends 207 401 60 Total STATE OR KENTUbKY County of Christian JnoB Trlcn Cashier of the Planters Bank a bank located and doing business atNo Ill Main st In the townof Hopklnsvllle In said county beingduly sworn says that the foregoing report Is in all respects h truo titate mentof the condition of the raid bank at the close ot business on the 30th day ot June 1S07 to tho best of his knowlcdga and belief and furthersays that the business of said bank has been transacted at the location w W WW MS Sprinkle Your cirCLS and s named and not elsewhere and that the above rcort is made In compliance with an oillcial notice received from the Secictary Of State designating the 80th day of June 1SB7 as the day on which such report shall be maae Jno B Trice Cashier J D Russell Dlroeto SETrlceDlrcctoc Juo B Trice Director Subscribed and sworn to betore me by Jno B 1 rice the 1st day of July 187 J lBradonKPC C QUARTERLY REPORT OF The Street in Front Of Your Hoiise t ir- w fh 4 j tf- THE The Bankof Hopkinsville HOPKINSVILLEKY At the close of business ou the SUth day of June 1897 RESOURCES W It Cools vl On Wednesday two building and They associations assigned were the Commercial Building Trust mad the Columbia Building Loan and Capital of one Savings Company S500Q00 and the other S160000 Thursday the Globe Building aud Xioan Company followed in a failure of 5100000 Friday the Kentucky Citizens Building and Loan Associa tiou ulso made an assignment failing for 5210000 These four failures due TfcoMcKinley prosperity aggiegated 551270000 all occurring within three loam large number of Republicans went to Eddyville yesterday Four were taken to the penitentiary an others were delegates to the district couventiou Jailer Tom Williamson went along and probably sorted them out all right when he got there A 1 Loans and Discounts less loans to Directors Overdrafts unsecured Due from National Banks J70J9 7U Due from State Batiks and Si 3970 Bankers Banking Houfcoand lot Other Heal Estate Other Movks and Bonds Jij659ti9 Specie 17M4 00 Currency SICC7 Exchanges for Clearings lteuifccarjled as Cash Other Total The atmosphere wonderfully and often en ahles you to get a good nights sleep after a hot day y 3J84028i tC3 23S7955 I260000 8t22 12 64000 00 6532000 12037 The advertisers are still onto us Capital Stock LIABILITIES paid In lu cash with both feet aud our reading matter Surplus Fund Deposits subject to check on whlcn is again greatly curtailed The readInterest Is not paid IS0518 25000000 25000 00 100773 02 Hose and hose reels nozzles water pipes and all plumbing supplies and plumbing work at Kit ers however can save money by read- t 4 Dhldend soOl this day Cole and Jim Younger the noted Tota f48Sfil51b Christian outlaws after 21 years service in the Stun ofKentunky County of of Hank of ssHop J Morhersm Cnlifer A few weeks ago stealage to tho Minnesota prison on life sentences kiiinNl ileH Hank located and doing business city street extent of 517000 was uncovered in are to be pardoned The third broth at No in Main oounty In the duly of HopBln vllle sworn says tntd being a the foregoing the Frankfort penitentiary by an in or Bob died in prisou ten years ago that statement pf reiort la In all ofresptoteald true the condition the Bank at theulogeot buslnes nti the t0 h day aud now committee vestigating of June 17 to tne best of h a know lodgi and belief a d further says that the business of comes further news along that line Oil in Christian County ald Bank has been transacted at the location Republic in otlioials having fall and not eisewhore and that the above The I have in my hands for sale a fine named Umude Inoonipllanue with an olflclal report en out at the Eddyville prison the faim of G67 acies ou which there are rotloe received f r mi the Peorotary of State des 1 here is a ignating the UOth day of June iwi7 as the day ffaonest taxpayer may get his dues sure signs of petroleum on which such report shall be made J E Molner on Cashier One faction announces tho discovery well on tho faim 96 feet deep and in Henry C Uant Director water is the spring Jno Itiorni tt Director shortage of 5351 43 charge so strong ot the yeir the that of a with kerosiue the Cil BushDliectoi Sulierled and able to the other Hie penitentiary stock will not driuk it This farm Mclheuon the 1stsworn to bt forn me by J E day of July b97 buildings themselves being fastened must be sold If you want to get J FIradenNP CC to the earth and difficult to remove rich write or call on W S Hall atly Tn TRflRhPfQ Drauciions Practical Book Hopkiusville Ky fliave not been Btoleu M MM iioMBSTuevwidforuselnllterary WWC OIIU Pl1Pl5 rchool3 and business colleges 8100 Heu urd t100 3 cf efi ly used In cftieral class work by teathers hundred State troops were Four The readers of this paper will bo vho iiavk not rud the advantage of a liuslnen Will not rdiiTtii the teachers called into active service last week pleased to learn that there is at least tltuc Nothlns like Itrequire much ollu reach of all issued Price Gov Worthington to pre one dreaded disease that scieuce Iibb by Lieut OYER Orders and veut tho lynchiug of two negro critn been able to cure iu all its stages Cure that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh snus whoso guilt inspired fear is the only positive cure known to the Four companies in all were put on medical fraternity Catarrh being a the pay roll nearly 800 to protect constitutionafdisease requires a con 5eorge Dinning who killed Jodio stitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting dirConn and 120 to guard Tol Stone ectly upon tho blood uud mucous sur IV FROM IN who attempted to criminally assault faces of tho system thereby destioy COLLEGES HO 4a young lady and set fire to u college ing the foundation of the disease and Special rctes to Schools nnd Teachers Sanipo Stone was given 19 years As we giving the patient strength by build copies sent for examination Write for prices and up tho constitution and assisting Illustrations etc Mention this paper Address have before remarked Republican ing nature in doing its work Tho proPractical Business administrations are expensivo in prietors have so much faith in its DflAUGHONS Tenn or Texarkana College Nashville Texai eluding their standing armies nnd curative powers that they offor One Trop Drauohon I learned bookkeeping nt home from our book stealage in the penitentiaries but the Hundred Dollars for any caso that it night telegraph operatorwhileCholding a portion as U LBPFlNcwutL fails to cure Send for list of testiBookkeeper for Gerber Kicks ono of jpoople will huve to enjoy Wholesale Grocers Chicago J monials Address thorn for two years more tlinnks to F J CHENEY CO Tolodo O the votes of those who love gold better Sold by Druggists 75 Capt Thomas Singleton died from Hairs Family Tills are the bVst tho eifecta of tbo heat at Covington rtlrnu good government ing the summer advertisements aud ought not to complain Due National Banks J20ll0J Due State Banks aud Bankers 5554S7 Unpaid Dividends Amount tet nsldo to ciy taxos 750049 C2700 Gold 114777 760000 tandard Prices days time 1 Our Mr Handle is authorized to name you rates on water rent and to connect your residence with street main Nothing so mean as mean plumb- mg w hf If5 j fj w 9 Keep the dust down and the poor Doctor will not have to work so hard for disease germs float about in the dust Yours for Health IU HLJ 11 mg t ff 5g xx i 4 nave xs m m M XiX umwuc AiciuurKhm rr mmtmm axk processes iu uujt uii j WcnrliB Veils SOME LITTLE MARVELS This cutem of the fair sex has typpdjrs That HayQ Deon Turned Out eomu things id tya favor rTho com by Ingonldus Hands ploxiou is prottfutdtf against tho sun In our days manual 800IHS to hayo lost ftprestige the patience Hiui wind which bring freckles and tau Also Hie of flOFtfflqicnl workmen is ontirely ltrtEIl coareodust ife w w mmmmm uuv1 lUia uuiie oy Bteani aim new w u s v Gdilld one now find n workman But t h o re who has enough love for his art to are th i tiu 6 against Mat consecrate entire years to carve to ciiBtom also Jorge to chisel a vaso a piece of furni tho most im lure or other thing portant being An example of finish in oxtremo the loss oi minuteness is that Japanese idol free airouii which was lately on exhibition ting air The It Yas well proportioned distinct in all same iUu nir ta breathed its parts and placed in a niche all oor again Women ought always made of the half of a grain of rice broitlio jiiio air Good ventilation the other half cf tho grain forming open air out door exercise ara what the pedestal upon which posed the most women are suffering for Some women are invalids unit are necessa jilche with its divinities rily d prived of these blessings Such It is said that a German Jean do women ought to write Dr Hartmau Kocnisberg has made a fly of iron ColumbuB Ohio Answers free which flow around tho room and Pe ru ua is the greatest remedy came at last to rest on the hand of his known fur the ills of women Mrs A master That which is not less mar- T Lewis of Talmadgp Ala says Pe ru na is the best mediuiuo I evor velous is his artificial eagle which dashed in front of Emperor Fred ubed for pains I recdinmend it to rack to a distance of 500 steps and suffering women deaire Dr Hartmaus All who wflurued immediately to the place latest those on this interesting sub book from which it started ject cau obtain one for a short time Ono caniread in the Latin speeches tree by addressing Tho of Jean Walk that two famous Ger Drug Manufacturing Uompauy Colman workmen a goldsmith and a umbus Ohio watchmaker made a bet as to which AvlTiaSftraMiri htrained out of tlimtir that is LSaYra breathed or ty Tho Kansas city World has this to sv of Miss H tttia Zmnner Youug who graduated na Baubelur at law f torn tho Kalians City suhool of Jaw last wqeu beitrjr the oay youtlL woman in a chuff of 10 vomit mJ lief ore Jiitlgti F w Black piesiduut of the school dolfvRiMl tho diploi5ns he strongly urgwl the graduates to stand up for their convictions and have offices of their owu A norfecl storm of applause greeted Miss Uittnv vouug tne only woiuhu iu the clagl jut as stio received diploma Att very sweOt she looked iu her white comineiicotUMitgown and surrounded by the fl Wfis m it hfi Truth is the foundation of every honest principle or Alderman J E Jewell aud Marshall A Puisloy representation misrepresentation all that the opposite of also seemed popular with tho crowd The graduates will ba swnm in geration or misrepresentation to creep into our business Saturday niui ning by Judge ticarritt strictly to the principles of truth When we announce a Miss Young is h nice of Mr N 5un mer of this uiry and is n young Imiy backed up by facts that display the in every line of of unusual talent and iuterjectiml strength She will become a practic ¬ e i ing attorney at law itw mi W TKLTH I Mwae WVl hi Ort truh Exaggeration means mis truth implies We never allow exag or our advertisements We adhere special value or a special sale it is such announcements enterprise FOR INSTANCE THESE VALUES Ladios finest grtde Vici Kid Lace Shews chocolate tau autl black with r ateut leather tip cdin ntfd needle toes also doth top Real value S250 and S8 a pair Your ohfiuce to get them now et S19S j could execute thomost extraordinary piepe 01 wonc At the day appointed by the two artists in the presence of the judges whom they had chosen tho watch ¬ maker placed a copper spider upon tho table which imitated a natural one most wonderfully There was a unanimous opinion that it was a marvelous success Then the goldsmith presented a microscopic silver carriage mounted by minute statuettes of men and women and as they were already de ¬ ciding that the two chefs doeuvres were equal Waitl waitl said the goldsmith until I catch a fly And having caught one ho Btuck lit with somo wax by the legs to the seat of tho carriage land tho fly be- gan to move its wings and fly and the carnage to move over tno taDie Tho judges were amazed and tho goldsmith guarded the solemn si- ¬ lence of the victor But waitl waitl said the watch maker in his turn He but touched tho spider with his finger At once the legs of tho in- ¬ sect moved by interior springs of un ¬ imaginable littleness stirred and the creature began to run like a liv ing spider The judges were enthusiastic and H11 declared with one voice that the watchmaker had triumphed considering that there was more merit in making a spider move by such min ute mechanism than to causo tho carriage to roll by tno action ot a living fly Cleveland Plain Dealer day The total paid admissious to the Nashville Centennial for tho first sixty days were 507793 A Christian Endeavor train ran iu to a freight near Akron Col and several people were injured Four marriages the same evening at Mayfield served to break the mo n itony of one of the hottest days latt week Mr Ju3 F Rogers Into propnetoi the Banner has leased tho Kino peau Hotel on Seventh street and will opeiate it in tho future Ho has tlioiugily remodeled an1 refurnish ed the sleeping rooms aud will 6ee that the tables are well supplied with the best faro that market affords Mr Rogers is a very popular gentleman aud we predict for him a satisfactory ousiueaa iu uib new enterprise Chas Meacham Jrthe eight year old son of Chas 41 Meacham fell down with an open knife in his hand stuck blade AROUND AND ABOUT a few days ago and It was the small through his cheek the blade and penetrated the flesh near Garrett George was seriously in- - the comer of his mouth missing the jured iu a runway at Princeton teeth and pricking his tongue after Jack Srnedley col was killed by passing through his cheek No bad Marshal Tilford at Rockport Satur- resulta followed the wound of ¬ Pe-ru-n- a 99c Misses Sl75 Oxfords extra good quality Misses Tau Osblood and Black Oxfords coin aud needle toe all sizes Our regular price 175 In this sale thochauce is jours to buy at 99c 7 229 Ladies fiuest quality Oxfords iu laua blacks green All the new style toes fashionable aud ox blood aud pretty Real value S3 80 aud 3 0 our sale price 229 119 Ladles fine quality Tan Oxforls coin aud udedle toes Pretty aud durable very fashi nable Real value SI 50 a pair In this sale your choice of auy size or width for 119 HOW TO FIND OUT LADIES BLACR OXFORDS for 50 75 99c PAIR Calf green William Woodvillo Rockhill of the District of Columbia was nominated to be Minister to Greece Roumauia and Servia The Commercial Building Trust assigned Wednesday It is a Louis ville corporation with a capitalization 6f 55000000 The ten thousand dollar Oakley Derby wa6 won by the hot favorite Ornament who beat out Tillo by a s tort neck in a hard drive J3Evau S ettle came to tho front last week and gave Czar Reed a geuuite roast for his high handed carryings on Fill a bottle or common glass with urine and let it stand twenty four hours any Eediment or settling indi Ladies finest quality lace Shoes in new colors tau cates a diseased condition of the green and ox blood cloth top Real value S3 50 our Kidueys When urine Stains liuen it is positive evidence of Kidney trouble sale price S269 Too frequent desire to urinate or paiu in tho back is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order 269 329 ox iblood Shoes real value S4 and usflest quality Ruiau sale price J329 Si50 our special tau and Mens fiuest quality Russian Calf tan and ox blood There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers shoes Goodyear welt All sizes and widths Real Swamp Root the great kidney value S550 and So Our special sale sale price 5429 WHAT TO DO 429 249MeuB finest Secretary Alger has decided to send 2000 regular troops to take part iu the ecremonies of the unvailing of tho Logan monjmeut in Chicago Ju ly 22 A The first evidence of the tide of prosperity said to have been iuatigu ratad by the Republican triumph wes maue maunest yesterday when tno council of the National Miue Work ere league of America sent out a circular ordering every miner in the United States to quit work Over 300000 meu are directly involved in this order while there are are almost 100000 more tin plate and glass workers who went out two days ago The rubber workers haye also struck against a cut of fifty ceuts a day in their wages aud have increased the ranks of tho idle Iu the Jellico coal district the men have already been out of work for some time unci are in great want Altogether the situation is the most Berious the country hns faced since the great America Rail way uniou strike of a few years past Dispatch Mr R L Peacher recently of this Ala city but now of Montgomery was robbed of a c6nsiderable sum of money in his room one uisjht last He had drawn his money week from tue bank ana was preparing io make a trip to Selma the next day but found on gettiug up that his pockets had beeu rifled in the night On account of the failure to agree on a wage scale all the union iron and siei woras arouuu fittsburcn are closed down making between 75000 and 85 COO men idle reineayiuinns every wisn in relieving pain in the back kidneys liver bladder and every part of tho urinary passages it corrects inability to hold urine aud scalding paiu in pass itig it orbad effects following use of liquor wiue or beer and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to get up many times dur mg the night to urinate The mild and extraordinary effects of Swamp Root is soon realized It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing1 cases If you ued medicine you should have the best Sold by druggists price fifty ceuts ind one dollar For a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail mention the Hopkinsvillb Kentcck un Dr Kilmer Co Binghamtou N Y The proprietors of this papei guarantee the genuineness of tint offer FREE 20oo IN dOLD scholarship in Uraughons Practical Business College Nashville Tenn or Texar Y kana Texas or scholarship in most any repUtajie business ollege S can be se- in the urea oy aoing little work at homo for ihn1 Youths Advocate an Illustrated semi monthly lournal it Is elevating In character moral In one and especially interesting and profitable to rounc people but read with interest and profit by people of all ages Sample copies sent free Address Youths Advocate Pub Co Nashville Tenn Mention tills paper when you write i quality all colors black tan aud os Goodyear welt Regular price S320 and S3 in tlmsale forS2 49 blood GREAT BARGAIN17 pair Mens latest style coin toe Cordovan Lace Shoes regular price S500 Take your choice for We have gone through our stock and picked out the following special bargains which we are anxious to close out and have put a price on them that we are satisfiedvill move them in a very fesy days Understand these are not any old shelf worn or old style shoes but goods that havent been in the house but a short while We guarantee every pair pair Calf Shoes all sizes widths and toe Reg ular price S350 To move them we have marked them 25 down to 20pair Mens French Calf Shoes 5450 10 You can buy them now for The State Teachers Assojiaticn closed a most successful ineeting ai B wling Green Friday It decided to meet next year at Louisville 1 xu TT iidru ot ijouisville was rrotf T jo Tr elected Iresideut and T C Cherry of Bowling Green Vice President Peter Vinegar the Lexington negro preacher who has made a reputa don throughout the country by his sermonB on such subjects as ADamn riot Day preached a sermon to raise money to bury his wife and as the collection was not enough he preached again the next night The Hancock county Republicans who have carried things with a high hand iu the past are this time beaten iu advance and have nominated only i partial ticket leaving the Demo cratic nominees for judge uuJ attor uoy without opposition Miss Jenuie Patterson wbb named for school superintendent and B H Lott foi representative m ¬ Young 1st r CODlc vvjrv or literaryschool a 3450 pair Mens French Calf Shoes regular price Wo will sell them for a few days for 375 250 275 325 24 pair Graham Calf Shoes broad toe regular price S425 You can buy them in this 6ale for 325 16 pair RazorToe Calf Shoes regular price close them out you can take your sizes for 4 but to regular price 36 250 pair Mens fiuest quality Cordovan Lace Shoa regular puce 5UUU an sizes iou cau uuy a pair iu this sale for 300 2 29 rS229 175 Mens black tan and ox blood Shoes regular price S250 aud S200 Take them now at SI 75 ular price Sl50 in this sale for Sl19 C New York The July number of The Forum o outains an exceptionally interesting set of articles The list of subjects includes just those topics general ind local which every one is discuss iug from the Grao Turkish Wrr to Mayor Strongs experiment iu uou partisan municipal government iu 119 MenB Mens black tau and ox blood Calf Shoes Goodyear welt Regular Meus black Shoes gaiter or lace can buy these now S3m regular price Si 25 Your choice for Pnce lu black Shoes all sizes Reg 99c CARPETS - CARPETS CARPETS Oil Cloths and Millinery Millinery etc We offer all Summer Hats flowers one third off at Perhaps the article which will at tract meat atteutiou is that eutited Why Spain Has Failed in Cuba The writer Mr Tbo uas G Alvord spent four mouths iu the island trav iug all over it and devoting much time to observing tho forces iu the In order to reduce our stock of Carpets Mattiugs Linoleums we offer the following extras ordinary bargains This should not fail to attract you for surely vou will not for the next four years at least be able to buy them at anything like the piicos we ffer 10c Beautiful Coloied French Grenadines Brodees 10c line Organdies worth 15c Wash Goods Organdie 2fi a- 2ff MMMnDUIinHMHHHUMIHMHHMMaMUaMnBk The Democratic committee me yesterday Committee set first Mol day iu August to make nominations It was tho uuanimous preference of the candidates that the uomiuatioub be made by the committee FranciB B LoomiB was nominated to be Minister to Venezuela morning sustainiug injuries that caused his death in a few hours His skull was crushed He leaves a wife some otner poisonous MgSr orMrs L H McKee Sat- urclaynight makiug a wound that is much swolleu and has since beeu uu dor the care of a physician On account df a new law iu Illinois the American Volunteers and inde pendent military companies will be compelled to chaugo their uniforms The Sivloy fann on tho Cauton pike waa sold bv tho administrator yesterday Mr J M Adams pur PlnrUnrillft onh inet maker fell from the second story oT Ilia shop about two oclock Friday V Tn Afnrfin n chased tho farm 5280 of 220 acres for contributes an article on The Paw ers and the Grroco Turkish War iu which he S Question characterizes tho Eastern as the problem of aud tho ceutury traces from tho setting up of tho Greek When a horse is poor in flesh kingdom the events which hare led a new harness wont give him up to the present struggle Prof A If a house is cold strength D F Hamlin discourses in a populai new furniture wont warm it veiu on The Rights of Foreigners in If your strength is easily ex¬ Turkey explaining that what are hausted work a burden known as tho Ottomau Capitula nerves weak digestion poor tious were concessions made from a purely Belflsh motive by various muscles soft if you are pale sultaus to thoso Christiau nations and worn out the trouble is with whom they desired to maintain with the blood It is not so commercial or political intercourse much IMPURE blood as Apropos of Queen Victorias diamond POOR blood Pills wont jubilee Prof Thomas Davidson has make this blood rich j nor will an article on Victorian Greatei bitters nor iron tonics any Britain and Its Future Professor more than a new harness will Davidson uses very plain words iu give strength to the horse or speaking of our British cousins as they are uusvmnanew furniture will make a when he says house warm For poor blood thetic unsociable aud overbeariug aud that true gentlemauliuoss is alyou want something that will most unknown among Englishmen make rich blood In Professor Davidsons oniuiou SCOTTS EMULSION of tbiugs are in a very bad way indeed Cod liver Oil with Hypophos with Great Britaiu no talkB of the phkes is the best remedy in the and tolls present gloomy outlook world for enriching the blood her what she must do if she ib to es We have prepared a book telling you cape the doom prepared for her by Poor I field Mr Alvoiu gives very good reasons for his belief that General 10c Tap Brussels worth Weyler is in no hurry to end tho war 0c Prof Theodore S Woolsey of Yale inc 35c all wool Ingrain worth J5e all wool Cotton Chain worth 25c Cotton worth 55 45 85 60 70 75 S5 We will place on sale for this week a very large assortment of Silks colored and blacks Silks Silks Blood name ST Mattings Oil Cloths and Linoleums at the ratio of reductions We are go- ¬ for waists skirts and trimmings ing to put the knife so deep into them as to MOVE THEM AT ONCE A QR EAT In All Of BARGAIN Our no of Childr en9s Shoes Sensible people need no long harangue no system of reasoning no smooth excuses schemes to induce them to come to us when facts and figures like these speak so eloquently We must clean We state the simple fact that now is the time chances for saving money whats left of Spring Shoes so if you need any shoes it will certainly pay you to come to see during this sale out us A welcome atmosphere cooled the heated atmoaphenv60tne at 3 oclock yesterday afternoon more about the subject Seat Free ForsakbyaU druggets at SCOTT BOWNE New York 50cJ00 her foep RICHARDS COMPANY V ii Chicagos population according to the latest estimate is lJE28k000 HOPIHNSYILLE KY e wmmwiiiiiiiiinniiniHHmniinnmn V MP IjcpfcittftiUle Sentttcfeian ITEMS M11CFLLANFOU An actfeas who has turned evan gelUjt has bocn holding meetings in To peka Connecticut haa M women who arc daughters of feoldlers who fought In tho revolutionary war As a gendarme on his way to Jail with a prisoner in Mexico City was about to bo run down by a train nt u railroad crossing tho prisoner dragged him from tho track saving his life Ho who would complain of Flor ida Eunshlnc tinkles the editor of the Florida Citizen would smash his Para dise harp because tha strings thrilled only to Heavenly music Tho Kansas Centennial wagon which was made at Leavenworth at a cost of C00 for tho Philadelphia exposi tion and took first prize has been sold at Leavenworth to a Stilllngsvillo Mo 4LUSES BOYAtCT ASSUMES The Names Kings ftnd Queans Ttko on Their Travels Tutfs Pills Cure AH Liver Ills DoctorsSay Tbc Coast Unt to MACKINAC TAKH TH- jfc smvr I a t LU fl ma A works from Sun to Sun A Woman s work by Noon is done Man Ml l2S if she uses Clairette I Soap It cleans quickly easily K I IT I I l jjjjjjp I I farmer for 50 well the clothes you wear the dishes you use In the laundry it saves clothes and makes your work light Get a cake of CLAIRETTE SOAP at once and give it a trial Sold everywhere Made only by THE N K FAIRBANK COMPANY St Louis lllltHIHIMIMIItMimiimilllllllHIIIIHIll 11 THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT 18911 is an Interstlng arithmetical faot that with 18 various colored flags and never more than four nt a time no fewer than 78M signals can be given Bicyclists of South Knoxvllle Tenn arc to bo Invited jo face a dally reminder of tho nearness of tho ending of all things mundane tho Woodlawn Ceme tery company having decided to build a bicycle track near the graveyard Wess Biggs a Southern Pacific fire man took two off days and went hunt ing for gold in what is know as the Dry Diggings district of soutbr rn Ore gon In tho two days he got 554 worth of gold 18 worth tho first day and double the amount the next Tracy Brooks Tyler five months old of St Augustine Fla whoso father is a baritone singer whose mothtT is a pianist and a mezzo soprano singer one of whoso cousins is a high soprano and all of whose uncles and aunts are musicians runs his fingers over tho plunO keys at every opportunity in a way to bring out certain sounds which he seems to strive for and to like It in TLc flags to bo hoisted at one time elgnalllng at sea never exceed four DAWSON SPRINGS ARCADIA HOUSE TheseeelebratedcItsIjtwite salts springs peake Ofclo4ScattwsrsB2LK5 miles vreatof Louisville Ky and 68 miles east of Padu cahKr ABCADIAHOTTSS Is ne w and neatly furnished with capacity of entertaining 800 per TH ecus Tie0Tir3ers of th hotel are also owners of the Springs and the guests of the Arcadia HoftseBAxc free access to the Springs without extra charge invalids should remember that of June tte monthssalts are and July offer many advantages to persons visiting the Springs The dry manufactured at these Springs For pamphlets etc apply to ratnc cld CO Proprietors N M HOLEMAN KENTUCKY DAWSON Hopkins County immediately upon the Chesa are situated aiKl M D SULLIVAN Nashville Teun PRACTICAL PLUMBING GAS Estimates Solicited Telephone 1566 WG STEAM FITTING njiti anA Orders Promptly Attended To No 183 North College Street W Wheeler H Faxox Wheeler Mills Tobacco Warehousemen Commission Merchants cob Co Grain Dealers b Fire Proof Warehouse Liberal Advance on Consignments bessellvjlle and Cy r sts Hopkinsville All Tobacco ient us Covered by Insurance NAT GAITHRR JAMES WEST AITHER TOBACCO WEST MERCHANTS COMMISSION HopkirtsvtUe Ky Liberal advances made ou Tobacco Four rnouthB storage Free DR T F STANTON Has opened a branch of his Veterinary hospital and Horse-shoein- g shop on eighth St opp W T Bontes carriage shop kinsville Ky where he is now ready to serve the public Hop- ¬ SKILLED SECHAiKISCS who have been in his employ for years shoe anything from a race horse to a mule JJJJALS NEW SHOES AG 25c EACH Cabtleman Cash or monthly contracts Lanoiuji BRECKBNRinaSt Jno B Castlejian Insurance Company OF LIVERPOOL LOUISVILLE KY Southern Depnrtmuut Columbia Building There is no use taking pills or pur Have Youn lJnoToarupH3 Made gatives to cure chills Dr Bells Pep WYBRANTS permint Chill Tonio curea them by it Does the largest business in Kentucky nud largest iu the Southern States nod NEW STUDIO belf It does more than that too it Liberal and Progressive iu Management also the largest in the world long etives you a new dress on the inside No 580 Fourth Averue Three thousand men will do only It tones you up and makes you stronp Snooper For somo Ico dealer to Local Agents F make out n hill on I suppose HaTlem 8700 mens work on a disagreeable It makes you feel somo account Sold i 3ay on it guarantee HOPKINSVILLE KY Ute BARBEE h GASTLEMAN Managers JIM DUNCAN COULD TALK nu Persuading Tongue Until In a Good Cause Tho crowd had been talking of elo- ¬ quent speakers and Ingersoll Bourke Cockran Depew Talmage and other notable orators- had in turn been cham ¬ pioned by their respective admirers The old cattleman had listened to it all and when the talk flagged a little he asked if anybody present had ever heard of Jim Duncan Nobody had I never heard any of the fellows yon mentioned said the cattleman but 1 wouldnt be afraid to hack Jim against any of em ler-- persuadin ways Jim Duncan was a talker Ill tell you what ho did one time just as a specimen There waska fellow named Bob Harris moved to Alliance that was the name of the town and he hadayountrwife and seemed to be pretty well Sxed One day Hams was tailed uptown in a tow Some fire or six of us got together and tried to figure 5t out who was to treat then ews to his tvif e Squire Zbrnn our justice of the peace was the oldest one among ns and we wanted him to go but he said hed rather luce a griuzly bear than to take snchmewas-tbat-ta woman Jlnallr we pitched on Jim Duncan to go and ieC her he beiir so handy with his tongue and Jim saiflhe was willin to do Mb best So Tdnd of run his fingers through his red Tinar hitched up his cravat and went tat 3frs Harris houre while the rest of us waited at the corner- - In about 15 minutes Jim came to the tloor nd called Squire Irrin in TVe lowed the widow must be cuttin up real sharp In ten minutes more Jim came out to us Tfowd she stand it Jim weatked I guess its pretty well smoothed over says Jim and Jlrts Duncan and me would like nil of you to corns in and have somo refreshments JOHMIE BAflQ AMERICA Jim Duncan shore had a persuadUi tongue Detroit Free Press But His Memory Was Bad So He Improvised From One Point of Vlevr She held up her hands warningly Going by the school one day when Kissing thedoctors say she isaid the weather was warm and the sun ¬ is not only unhcaithful but actually shine gracious one could hear over dangerous the tops of the open windows the lit- ¬ He paused somewhat disconcerted The but he was not the man to give up ujj tle ones singing America questloningly the perquisites of o be-¬ teacher war evidently teaching the trothal words to her young flock for they If it Is so serious a matter be re- stopped often to listen to her explana- ¬ turned wo have indeed a great duty to tion and repeating of the words perform for the welfare of humanity Over the verse Land where our fa- ¬ She uo not Hure that she quite ap- ¬ thers died land of the pilgrims proved the readiness with which he seemed to fall Into the idea but she pride alio labored long and earnest- ¬ ly When thoy seemed familiar with waited for him to proceed We owe it to the future health of tho words they picked up tho tyno the world he continued eamostly amazingly quick A shrill voiced to do what wc can to exhaust the sup youngster could bo heard way above ply at an early date tho others His thin voice rose high Tho motion was put and aarrlsid above tho chorus and he was sing ¬ jUtoflgo without u dlssontlng votc ing with great conidonco in himself Post When thoy eamo to the end of tho AHpnrnKtiN Merlntriie tune the teacher called upon Johnnio Cut some cold asparugux into half inch bits and heat to boiling In a small to bing tho verso by himself Johnnio nothing daunted lifted oup of cream sauce or drawn buttar Cream sauce is made like tho cream up tho keon edged soprano after this soup using half a pint of milk to one fashion tablespoonf ul of butter and one of flour Lan where ow fazora dies Jxxnil o tli pills an pies and drawn butter in the eamo way using half a pint of water Instead of Thoro wasnt a gonoral laugh in milk awl two spoonfuls of butter in that room and JohnniesTersionmay stead ot one a buttered have been a great deal moro universal lnrtlv heated pudding dish with the asnaracrus flmn nm wnnll tlinl- - at Louis Jte- mixture Keep it warm while vou beat vi tho yolks and whites of four oggs sen Women in German Schools nrnteiy until very light season tho 141 ur ii Uomon arP ucginninS to cjistm- and two scant tnblesnoonfuknfnilknp tliemsolvoB at tlio German um crcam then tlr the unites quickly ond pour over the aipnragus Bake in versitios live ladies have up to this n quick oen Ul the meringue Is puffy timo taken tho doctors degree at set and brown Qreen peas may boused Ileidolberg alone Ono of them an In the samo way Ladles World American made so brilliant a success that sho was at onco offered an ap- ¬ One Could It iIiweT What OtbiT pointment at tho German zoological A Mrs Mnw finnoner frunillnrrl Jersey paper mill hao produced a sheet station near Naples of paper six feet wide and seven miles Mon and Weather ¬ ¬ 111 President Fauros recent interview with Queen Victoria at ft French railroad Dtation was a breach of tho strict etiquette of royal Iucognltos as tho queen on her travels is tho countess of Balmoral and can bo rec- ¬ ognized oflioially only by that title French sticklers for etiquette arc dis cussing now whether thn queen of England is residing on French soil incognito or only half or a quarter incognito A similar break with tra- ¬ dition was made last year by King Leopold II of Belgium while in Paris in acknowledging the cheers of tho crowd for tho king of tho Belgians andNaccepting dinner in- ¬ vitations inasmuch as ho had gono to Paris as the count of PaVenstein and returned to Brussels under tho Tho prince oMVales saino name hasnevcr been in Paris it is the earl of Chester who is the hero of all tho naughty adventures ascribed to Al ¬ bert Edward Tho aliases assumed by royalty when seeing life in tho French metropolis were divulged re- ¬ cently by Le Figaro The Empress Frederick though to tho government 6he was only Countess Lingen was recognized by the German and British embassies when in Paris in 1891 The empress of Austria calls herself countess of Ilohenembs the Empress Eugenie Comtesse de Pierreponds the medi- ¬ eval stronghold which she had re- ¬ stored Ifyou meet the counters of Toledo on your travels you will know that she is Isabella II once queen of Spain the duchess of Castro is ex Queen Sophie of the two Sicilies the count of Barcellos is King Car- ¬ los of Portugal and his wife Queen Amelie is Marquesa do Villacosa Prince Victor Bonaparte calls him- ¬ Prince self count of Moncaliere Ferdinand of Bulgaria Count Mura ny the Swedish crown prince Count Carlsborg ex King Milan of Servia and his son hardly try any disguise One of the first monarchs to use an assumed name on his travels was Em- ¬ peror Joseph II who appeared in Paris in 1777 as Count Falkenstein Paul I of Eussia while crown prince visited the city under the style of Comte du Uord Louis XVIII jn exile called himself Comte de LilFe Chenes X after he was driven out Comte de Morles and Louis Philip ¬ pe Oomte de jSemlly The due de Bordeaux Henry v lived all his life mider the name of Comte de Qfambord Joseph Bonaparte took Ihe name oi count of SurrilSersTrhen in America Hortense Beauhaxnais when no longer queen of Holland called lierself Dndness de Saint Leu In spite oi their assumed names persons who come in contact with these xpyal travelers are expected to treat them as though the incognito did not exist In Switzerland alone has the disguise been taken serious- ¬ ly The late King William III of Holland iras once treated like a pri ¬ vate person at Geneva and came-- near being taken to the police station One summer evening he undertook to promenade on a hotel piazza with ¬ out any clothes on and the subse ¬ quent legal proceedings vrerc stopped only on his promising that lie would leave Geneva at once He never re turned to the rity-T- -y Y Sun tof QmhhiB MACKINAC DETROIT PETOSKEY Bilious and Intermittent Fevers which prevail in miasmatic dis- ¬ tricts are invariably accompan- ¬ ied by derangements of the Stomach Liver and Bowels CHICAGO New Steel Passenger Steamers Tha dreatett Perfection yet atUfot4 In Boat Construction Luxurlou EqwIfBuMy ArtUtio rurnlihlnar Decoration an Effic- ¬ ient Service insuring the highest degreeof COA1FORT SPEED AND SAFETY Four Trim per Wkk Between TO PETOSKEY V The liver is the great driving wheel in the mechanism of man and when it is out of order the whole system becomes de- ¬ ranged and disease is the result The Secret of Health Toledo Detroit and Mackinac LOW RATES to Pktureaqw MacklmcMtd Return Including HeU mk Bertha Proa Cleveland Jl8 Item Teletfo Jis froasT AND DUUUTH THE 80O MARQUETTE Betrolt 13 8 DAY AND NIQHT SERVICE Liver Pills Tutts Liver Troubles Cure all Chicago heads the list with forty suicideB for the that 21 dajB of Jurio VOELCtfKK 8 For costive Connecting at Cleveland with Karlieat Trains for all points East South and South- west and at Detroit for all points North aad Northwest Sunday Trlpi Between Detroit and Cleveland Jum JhIt Avtut and DAY BETWEEN EVCRY St Only ClevelandPut-in-BayTotedf- T Send for Illustrated Pamphlet Address 3L A A SOHANTZ a p a M7BOIT MIOH Te Betnlt SiCTilf Ititu UY lt OOUUH llAiSAM EVERY DOSE EFFECTIVE 80o AT DHUUSTOHE3 1KUNE 8YKIU I2CAT1VE children and bilious adults AT DKUU STORES 25c VOELUHKIl PATENTS Patents Wanted Partie having Inventions they wtoh to pro tect should procure their patents through out agency Inventors Manual a book containing cost of patents mode of procedure etc and other information sent for 3c stamp Ourliitof eatents wanted for which large sural of money are offered sent with the Manualfree we find purchasers for patents procured through our agency Branch offices in all th principal cities and in all foreign countries A feeling is reviving in Madrid iu favor of war with the United States You must not make flesh of one and bone of another muke both for yourself by usingr Dr Bells Pepper nitut Chill Tome do you good if you never had a chill If you ure having chills now it will curt them -- cure tucm wheu everything else fails iu Indiana A ceubus of tramps is to be taken THE BQ1 WORLDS PROGRESS Bailey 0J Manager S07 PLUM T CtNCIHHATI O If your eves feel like sund were un der tue iubues if they burn and your sigtu la indistinct Sutherlands Ejgle E36 balve will wake ihecu right It Uad cured thousauas of eases of sore cyt Band granulated lids of long Btaud iuy It cured when othera fail It is linrmlesb Druggists bell it cab 3e ture to mention this paper OMSHItXNRinKl aka iJliiljjlat fe go YEARS TyaTl7ia3 TAEHC MARKS - Lv The old RubnicnJ House a Padti was reopened yetteruuy as Hotel Gilberto that bciug the name of the proprietor The man who stauds idly by and sees thu life fading out of his wife face sees her heultn going sees her be corniug old tnd faded hud wrinkled wheu she should still be in the perfect enjoyment of vigorous useful health U either less than a man or t lse docs not kuw of the one remedy which will bring her back to health and btreugtn Perhaps her husband cannot peicuade her to go o her doc or because she naturally dreads the inevitable examinations and local He cau persuade ber if treatment ihe ueedd persuasiou to take Dr Pieicvs Piivcnte Hiebcriptiou Thib trul wuudeiful medicine has cured nuudredu of women afer the best physicians have in led It has been in constant use and tested every day thiity years It i nt an experiment t iere are no changes abcut it It is x certain curb for hJJ dtirnugcments eakne--it regularities uud displace-im-mol interna organs peculiar to uouieu H confidential Oldest asency for securing patents In America We hare a Washington office Pntcnts taken through Munn 4 Co rccelvo special notice In the Anyone eendlcff quickly ascertain free whether an invention id probably patentable Communications strictly uurimun i uc a sketch and description mav DCSIGN8 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN beautifully illustrated largest circulation ot anr selegiline Journal weekly terms 1300 a years JLiOelr months specimen copies ana llANS fioos on Patents sent free Address CO MUNN 301 Broadway New York If u oUISVILLEST AS RAILWAY west boonb Lv LOUIS No 63 TEX No 61 Daily Dally West Point fetephenspor Owensboro Louisville Brandenbni g Irvlngtou Clovernort Hawesvllle Lewlsport Spotsville r Henderson 1131pm 1241pm licspm 119pm No hi 7 4Bam 7 20pm 8 to 7Mpm 9U 8 JO 8 58 p m 10 18 m 18 p m 10 38 0 44 p m 11 05 m 10 08 p m 11 28 m 10 48 12 07 t80pm put 0m am am am pm pm a east tyv dhun Dally No 64 DaMy Henderson Spott ville Hawesvllle Cloveniort Stephenbport Irvinifton Braudenburg West Fotnt Owensboro Lewleport De Merritt who is only twelve years of age is a native of Nebraska here he Iihh beu regularly ordained n a minister and baB Btarted a great trLoulavHIe levival VVAAVV am 4 63pm am J 17pm 10J8am 8 35pm 1100 am 610pm USSam 639pm 22t5pm 710pm lOOpm 800pm 7 48am 8 27am 9 07am 9 30 9 67 7wiani 26apm 3J6pm Sipm 4S2pm ix six nouns Distressing Kidney aud Bladder discuses relieved in six hours by the New Giieat South Ajiemoan Kidney This new remedy is a great Cure surprise on account of its exceeding promptness iurelieviug pain in tho bladder kidneys back aud every part of the urinary passuges in male or female It relieves retention of water aud paiu in passing it almost immediately If you want quick relief and euro this is your remedy Sold by ft C Hiirdwick druggist Hopkins ville Ky For further information address H O Mobpok AUI or Louisville Ky WL Millr Owensboro Ky O V Time Table tPAINS GOING SOlTH iEvahHVlllo Hemlorsou Corydon No 1 Ually Aisii express iimi express bi6am irJunn 7 02 a m Gi8p m b 27 No 3 Dally Morganfleld DeKoven Marlon Vi Princeton Uonklnvlllo 921 a ui 1021 a m 11 30 a id 723am 766am am c H3pm o 37 7 6 pn 8 9 6v pm Mpm 40 pm ra Inn D Cnrrnll tha silvur Leader Henry county will go to Louisville aud form a law partnership with his brother A J Carroll of bolting fame of A Sound Llvur JMnktH i Well Ainu Pi Are you bilious constipated or troubled with jaundice sick head ache bad taste iu mouth foul breath coated tongue dyspepsia indigestion hot dry skin pain iu back and between thu shoulders chills and fever etc If you have any of these syniptoiuB your liver ia out- of oiler and your blood is slowly being poisoned because your blood does uot act properly Herbine will cure any disorder of tho liver stomach or bowels It has no equal as a liver medicine Price 75 cents Free triul bottle at It C Hard wicks drug NOHTH BOUND No lIlfcuy No 2 Dallr Mail ix press Mall Exptt i vUopKiwville 620 a m i sa p m 4 46 p m 627 a m rnnccion at Marion 5 11 p m 7 lit a m 6 87pm 8 27 a ta DeKoven 7 li pm Morgaufleld P02a m 7 4lpm am Corydon tiao 8 07 p m M a ta Kenderon s 55 p m 1U4V4 ui lr EvHDivtUe IOt il hlllSlUHT 7 15 a in Daily Lv lrlnuerou a m Uopkinsvllio and 1rincaton 6Kp m Lv v 716 ti in Ar Irmceton carry nasseuuers betweeov lotval freight will UNIONTOWN BKANOll South Bound Daily ArUopUsvUle 10 A a ui Jk 725am uvDnlontown 750 a m Kx Morganueld Bound Dstly North lMorKanflem Vr 9 3S a m w7i40 p ra Uniontown HnnklnsvilleKv nSiJ A VIA OHIO VALLKY RAILWAY with O O S Y andllllnola In connection Centra to Louisville Cincinnati Memphis Now Orleans ana points oeyonu 820a m 23 p m Lv HoDkinsvllle 710 am 040 pm Ar Memuhla 7 no p m 7 40 a m ArNow Orleans ailOpm 1110 pm Ar Louisville 010 am Ar Cincinnati Close connection mado at Prtncet jnwithcarryinic iullihrnuirh Biiiid vestibule traitis man buffet sleepers aud fiee leelininjj chair 8l0m 525pm 6 50 pm T16pm store ArPaducah 6 60 pm Mrs Paulino Widmer and daught er committed suicido together at Oweneboro card at WALTER GARNETT CO I Louisville Ky fjoyftiittuille Hentuchicm PfACEMARES A HINT TO FARMERS CHAMPION MOWERS J Steel Plows Chilled Plows Improved Chilled Plows Kentucky Plows Avery Plows Chattanooga Plows Disc Harrows JJk m apv i An Attorney Ailvlco Which lurtNr lil Hole Glvm Heeded Jtil i rmL VIM pHmmim Figures Showing Tlmt They Should Rulso Fens Uciiiin mid Sweet Corn v Tears Idle tears 1 know not what they mean wmte tlic poet i Au item in Saturdays Times stated that a lepresoututive of thnt paper hud SOLD AW LOTVJE3SX PBIOB G TTS YOUNGKTOpp Hotel Latham 0fc C KlUUB Ul jjauw luimno Cliiunpiou Mowore Disc Cultivators liny Rakes aud till kinds of Form Machinery 1HV Ull accidentally overheard a young irinti asking an attoruoy to file a petition yrhen the appetite falls there Is no me In trying to tempt the palate with delicate food No matter how good aud well cooked and nppctizinir the food may be It cannot give any nourishment unless the stomach is able to digest it Nature indloates the state of the constitution by the loA of appetite This is an unfailing indicator It slious that something is fundamentally wrong mtuiuen with the nutritive functions The youiii man named Vincent The only true natural relief must be as who had married a young Ittdy uf searching find fundamental as the trouble it the Warren county many years ago had aims to overcome It isDr thorough deep searching character of Golden separated from her atid had been Medical Discovery which Piercesthe mar causes living out West for the pnst five years velous efficacy In all bilious and digestive solus cunl solo No doubt tiring of difficulties It creates that healthful vitality and nutritive living alone he came to this city with of the entire digestivedoiu tne natural organ ism wuicn produces desire of obtaining a divorce that for food and the organic capacity to assimithe view would leave him free to wed another late and transform it into nourishing reviv- ¬ tissue ifying It He was directed by Beauehamp to appetiteblood and healthysound sleep gives digestion and and call at his office Satuiday afternoon builds up solid muscular strength and and bring his nife with him which vital nerve energy II II Thompson Esq of P O Box 4 Kipple he did where instead of filing a Miil upou the advice lilalr Co lenna writes in I had been troubled for divorce summer season at with extreme vomiting had to of the attorney they agreed to wns aaer eatingto stay on be very careful nt times my stomach at all had to get anything live together again aud became once been taking otHer medicines but without effect a friend Pierces Golden more reconciled to each other and I heard Discovery speak of Dr I would give it a and Medical went off dn the evening train the trial t used about five thoughtof it and think It bottles did me as husband with a hundred dollats in is thea only medicine thatnow andany good usingI am not have splendid his pocket to take iu the Centennial any medicine at appetite dont think I need any all and f nii ni uiuj iw Cora Drills tui lttni tn n iMvrwnn iiuiu litd ttf f uia niiw Takingadvantogo of that information The Times man sought the attorney Mr James Beauehamp this mdruiug to loam the particulars whuu much to his surprise hn found that no pe HOPKINS VILLE KY titiiiti hail beru lkil tf nt the affair had resulted iu iu entirely different viiw HANBEilY MFSHRYER PEOPLES WAREHOUSE 7r HANBERY Railroad SUBjtwjn Tenth SHRYER Proprs KY Q HOPKINSVJLE eSTCaroful attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned to us Liberal advances on tobacco in store All tobacco insured unless otherwise instructed ROBT M WOOLDRIDGE JNO J CHAPPELL WOOLDRIDGE CHAPPELL rnopniETons of the- - Exposition aud to spend another eymoon FARMERS WAREHOUSE Railroad St bt 8th and 10th Opposite L Ni Passenger Depot ON act A man who is suffering from the evil of doesnt that the recording angel will effects and constipation enjoy hisfeel like work leisure cant even put down to Jim Beauchamps credit hours Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets are a and one that might well be followed sura swift safe And permanent cure for tiny by the profession br Blessed are the constipation OneThey are Pellet sugara coated granules is gentle little peacemakers for they shall inherit laxative and two a mild cathartic They Dishonest druggists try to Bowling never gripe the Kingdom of Heaven hon- more That was a quod Green Time3 SILENT FOR FIFTY YEARS- get you to take a substitute for the sake of tne added pro tit Tho farinorshereabout should know what thoy could actually do with growing peas said Mr Ed Guenther the At Tipton Iud yesterday farmers have iu GOO acres of peas Tho owner of the factory states that they will average thiee tonB to the acre That factory is paying 2250 per tou for the peas iu tho pod at the fuctory which would make them 67 50 per aero forJheir peas There is no crop so productive us peas when the season strikes right and it is pretty certain to strike two times out of three If farmers would raise more truck aud a greater variety ot crops it would bo very much better for them Tboy would uot stand chances of losiug their entire years work as some of them do now by raibinc a single crop that failB two times out of three If tho farmers here would raise peas beans sweet corn tomatoes aud other truck for the earning factory they would uo certaiu to make more money iu the end as the factory al ways makes a coutract wfth the farmer at an agreed price before he begins his work and knows exactly what he is going to get He markets the stuff early For iuBtance peas are marketed iu June beans in July tomatoes and sweet corn in August September and October and they always get cash for their stuff so that they are through with the crop and get the money to liquidate their ob ligations with long before they would get their money out of crOps that they have to work on for a solid year before they can market Owensboro Messenger iiut tears ai ways mean nnyson There are ancholyteara of joy and of tears of tnel despair and those saddest most pathetic tears of tho nervous over- ¬ wrought wo ¬ man who ha9 been bearing up as bravely as she may under a daily something L ss mS i IU UCtU UHVi m weakness and dratreinir torturing pain No wonder women veco rue wonuer is that thcyarc not oftener in tears for all they thinff about it is how little their sufferings Even the doctor nine are understood Oh a little nervous times in ten says or insom- ¬ ness thats all or neuralgia nia or dyspepsia If he suspects the real cause he insists upon examinations and Vjcal treatment About the very worst thing possible to a nervous overwrought vrtiraan There is no need of these repugnant Any woman may insure health methods and strength in a womanly way by the use of Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription It cures the weaknesses and diseases of the feminine organism absolutely and com- ¬ pletely It was devised for this special purpose by one of the most eminent and experienced physicians in this country an expert specialist in womens diseases For nearly 30 years Dr Pierce has been chief consulting physician of the Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute Buffalo N V Any woman may consult him by letter free of charge Her letter will be answered not by a mere nurse or uneducated unscientific person but by the most competent medical authority anywhere obtainable All women should read Dr Pierces thousand-page The Peoples illustratedbook Common Sense Medical Adviser It con- ¬ tains more clear and comprehensive advice on medical subjects than any other book A paper bound copy sent ever published free for twenty one one cent stamps to pay the cosl of mailing only Or cloth bound for thirty one stamps 111VC 041IC U11U burden of tllC SCUUCSb Kentucky IMr bats LIBERAL ADVANCES TOBAGGO IN STORE Fishy Story About An Elderly Muklen In ported dead Maine Jesus Rabi the Cuban chief is re HOPKINSVILLE KY J X R REEVES TELEPHONE 11 SUCCESSORS TO J K TWYMAN 3andle a Axil Line of 3ESIC3E Qhoice Staple and THE LOWEST GIVE US A CALL Fancy G-rocei-i- S New York June 29 An East Bluehill Me dispatch to the Sun says that the people in the southern part of Hancock county are deeply interested in a peculiar malady which afflicts Miss Experience Guilford au aged woman of that place who has not uttered a word or any audible sound for fifty years The origiual reason for Miss Guilfords speech lessness was anger because she could not marry the man of her choice When she was nineteen years old she fell iu love with W illiam Simpson the village schoolmaster They weie to be married June 18 1848 One of Miss Guilfords rejected Buitors told tales on the schoolmaster and Miss ec zema Itch all eruption on the lace hands nose io leaving the skin clear white and era are possessed by no other remedy o uuiiuu4ii vuui uiuggigb iui ov a Ask now to Cure All Sklu Diseases internal medicine required Cures tetter Gen Weyler willdemand of Spain 40000 additional recruits VOELOKEUS 1ltUNE SVKU1 LAXATIVE For costUe children and bilious adults AT DRUG STORES 35c VOELOKEUS EVERY DOSE EFFECTIVE 25c AT DRUG SI ORES COUGH II A L S A III tlmm STOVES AND RANGES J Gas Gasoline and Oil Stoves Ice Chests and Kefrigerators China Glassware and Lamps Wooden ware Churns Washing Machines Ele- ¬ vator and Chain Pumps Stone ware Tin Gran- ¬ ite Japan ware and Bird Cages Ice Cream Freezers and Thuit Jars Gasoline and Coal Oil Ice cream Freezers Galv Iron cornice Tin and Slate Roofing Guttering and all kinds of job work done on short notice Up-to-da- SOLE AG ENT JFOie te Try before you buy at EgrOrp Hotel GEO W YOUNGHOPKINSVILLE Latham KY W S GOODWIN WA PPOOL to work When Miss Guilford found that she could not speak she sent to Bangor for a physician and took to her bed The doctor gave uo hope of recovery but suggested that she be sent to a Boston hospital for treatment As soon as Miss Guilford gets strong enough to take the journey she will make another effort to health and pleasure resort the oldest in Western Kentucky regain her speech Her father left This famous her a good sum of mouey at bib is situatedon the Ohio Valley railroad 16 miles from Hopkinsville and 14 death which has been growing every year in a saving bank so she is well miles from Princeton able to obtain the treatmont she re¬ CERULEAN SPRINGS TRIGG COUNTY KY POOL Props GOODWIN Guilfords parents stopped the wedding Miss Guilford thereupon said I swear I will not speak a word though I live for fifty years unless I marry this man She kept her pledge Her parents died aud she went to live with her married brother When he died she made her home with her sister aud utter the sister s cieatu sue went to a camp in the woods and kept house for ner brother with whom she is now living At this time she performed a share of the household work ad did not show any regret for having made the vow When the tnty years of si lence expired ten days ago she was visited by a large number of relatives and friends who went to the camp for the purpose of being present when Soon af she was at liberty to speak ter the middle meal Miss Guilford dressed herself iu the garments which she had not worn for a half century At 2 oclock she stood up be for the people smiled and opened her mouth to speak but though she tried hard and got red in the face trying she could not utter a sound Her vocal muscles had become atrophied from Ions disuse and refused K Hotel Accommodations Unsurpassed Sulphur and Chalybeate Water in Abundance Six trains Daily and Reduced Rates First Class Italian Band Employed for the Season r t s Gentral Tobacco Warehouse Free Storage to Shippers J C A grouud of papers which gives individuality to the July Century deals with the hunting of large game Mr H W Soton Karr describes his experiences after big game in Africa aud India including the hunting of elephant rhinoceros and tiger and particularly his experiences iu hunt ing with an Indian Prince Mr Wil liam Willard Howard well kuown as a correspondent iu Armenia writes of Hunting the Jaguar in Veuezuela and there is an article with curious illustrations on Sports in the Seven REASONABLE BATES teenth Century including a deer drive etc This number Ky of the magazine is notable for the Corner 12th and Main Streets opening article of tho now series on UOT AND COLD BATHS i the Old English Masters accompaniBARBER SHOP AR B ed by Mr Colos wood engravings The publiu is already familiar with JEtTJlXYOlSr the predecessors of this 6eriea the Old Italian Musters and the Old PROPRIETORS OP Dutch and Flemish Masters en graved iu the prosouco of tho pictures themselves by this distinguished American engtaver The now series begins with Hogarth and the frontis ClarUsMiUe Term piece 1h a beautiful picture of Garrick and his wife dono from tho original We Solicit the Patronage of AH Who Have Tobacco to Sell in Windsor Gastle The text is by Prof John C Van Dyke NOW OPEN quites WKITl FOE BATES It is reported at Pittsburg that a strike of 125000 miners will be order- dais Wincuester September 13 Three ed Saturday days Glasgow September 15 Four days Wonderfull South American lllood Cnre Morgaufield October 5 Five days Quickly dissipates all scrofulous taints iu the Bystem cures pimples Johu L Sullivan is working like a blotches and sores on the face thor beaver at Muldoons retreat in New ouehlv cleanses the blood of boils York so that he may make a good carbuncles absceeses qnd eruptions showiuj in his six round bout with renders the skin clear young and Fitzsimmons A World reporter who beautiful If you would escape has seeu Sullivan at Muldoon s says Wood poison with all its tram of hor of the old time fighter that he looks rors do not fail to ue this masterly good far better than when he returnblood purifier which has performed ed from England uine years ago and such stupendous cures iu all cases of began to train for his fight with Kil shattered constitution aud depravity raiu Then his flesh was flabby and of the blood Bad health siguifies his eyes were dull Now his bad bJocd Hold by K U Hardwicli eyes are bright and clear They druggist Hopkinsville Ky could not be better His skin is a healthy pink and white like the skin On account of a iew hiw in Illinois of a boy He weiahs 2501bs but the the American Volunteers and inde- flesh is of a different quality from pendent military companies will be that which he carried iu 88 He is compelled to change itheir uniforms not flabby He has not drank a diop since last October Sullivan accordSuth er lauds Eagle Eye Salve ing to this writer has only three cures sore eye i 6tyes and granulated blows a chopping left and a right lids It strengthens weak eyes in that is Bhot at you like a cannon ball both old and young It allays all iu or swung like a club llamation It gives a pleasant feeling about the eyes and makes the vision Auditor Stoue has made an importclear and distinct ant ruling with regard to the banks of the State ne has decided to pay Chicagos population according to back in the shape of credited taxes the latest estimate is 1828000 and some cash to the banks organsince the time for acceptiug the George T Graves was sentenced at ized provisions of the Hewitt Bill all the Newport to five yearb imprisonment seveuty fivo cents tax paid by them for bigamy He ad mited having five to the State which was iu excess of wives the forty two and one half cents that other property was paving The Wise Jim Know banks that accepted the Hewitt acts It is a folly to build upon a poor provisiou will not get the rebate from in architecture or foundation either the Stato excepting those which have in health A fouudation of sand is put in a claim for same insecure aud to deaden symptoms by narcotics or uervo compounds is One man was killed and one per equally dangerous and deceptive haps fatally injured by falling with a The true way to build up health is to scaffold at Shelby O make your blood pure rich and nour ishing by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla Tno persons were kiljed and two fatally injured iu a smash up on the Hoods Pills act easily and prompt- Vandalia near Vandalia III ly on the liver and bowles Cure sick headaches AMONG THE POULTRY Lancaster July 16 Two days Versailles July 20 Four days Richmond July 29 Four days THE GREAT Danville August 3 Four days Lebauon August 10 Three days hrough Trunk Line Lawrenceburg August 17 Four days between the clilet 0 Eliztbethtown August 17 Four Cincinnati Lexington LouU days Shelby ville August 24 Four days v Evansviile St Louis Shepherdsville August 24 Four nd thooltlcBof days Nashville Memphis Mont Madisouville August 25 Four days New gemery Mob I3ardstovu August 31 Five days Orleai s Barbourville September 1 Three days lASGB WITHOUT Paducah September 7 Four clays AND 3PEED DNBIVAIED Horse Cave September 7 Four days Ca rs iiowJing Green beptemberci Four days September y uour Emineuce - eai Pullman Palace for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jacks onville and points in Florida Nashville for all points 4 Connections are made ot Guthrie aud orth East South and W est In Pullman Palace Cars EMIGRANTS tautes C this road will receive special low rateB See 8gents of this company for rates SriiTS TA Louisvilie c e L Sn P Atmore G P N TRAINS or write to TIME TABLE OOIKO NORTH 10 43 011 a tr NoSUJIail 74 u m So it aahvtllo Sccom 0 63 p m so 513t Louis Express TRAINS GOING SOUTH r 07 am no 53 St Louis Express G 35 a Vo 65 Nashville Accomodation in 518pm VoBiStLoulsJIall No OiNO limited gltSpm is ashvllle Accommodation does not run en landay North bound St Louis and Chicago Fast rolna have hrough trains solid and sleepers X Chicago and St Louis Fast Line stops only at Important stations iud cro3slngs Ha hrough Pullman sieop irs to Atlanta Oa t Loula Fast Mall ro JM AoAMSAgent wSMlSga5cP4 Raffia vl vvt n FSttk jw pwraTORtwWBssa Two Through Trains Daily Running Pullman VestlbttU Sleeping ana uininc com iNosnvllle to cuiauo 12 I1CU11S HACilVIIXE TO CIIICAO0 KE W ORLEMiS FLORIDA SPECIAL j at is 03 no n l w 1 Arlington Hotel Louisville ISEISTDrtlOKl fox-tossin- g S Cash Advances Made pri Consignments KENDRIGK Salesman TV A negro man crushed u man s sUu orimmnlly as aaulted n woman arm then tut htr throat 1 attwpqrt Ark I JJOtx cannot live whena caibdlto adft Cycle circles had a sensation iu the reduction of the Columbia wheel to to used Reductions are looked for all S7f fJlen asfc iatmtpmaileivttp axfieraod along the Hue disjjifwtant it a food jjJuo to rats up all qaft The confidence of the people iu food trt m0k Hoodts Sarsaparillla is duo to its un YTliflo unlimited tango ta toarijtfiU equallod rocord of wondeiful cures H la tot tsocesojry Kwor fted 8alphraf to jjoultry fcca The last toll gate in Franklin coun tho weather ta damp ty has been thrown open Tho laythff hona aboulU hawj Uidr ncsto oomownat hiuilea from view Franoia B Loomis waB nominated greeea cm chlckena yyUJ Tfco nu to bo Minister to Venezuela bo fatal to tbeip aa well aa to he Ilea avo Tho most pcrmstont Bitter C M Hull a lineman fell four brahmao Wyaudottca ahil stories and was killed at Chattanooga cooMns tiomlniquoa The President nominated Johu Onlonn cabbagti anfl oeleiy choppcU Russell Young to be Librarian of flno with a piece of meat make a goad Congress poultryratlon s While fowls clrlnlcinorowateTlnBujn-mcr- The Union Bank Savings and than In winter j pt thfij need a TrustH Company of Tacoma Wash good supply In winter haagom uder Ono Borlaua objection to allowing tKo uuma mu jjuwu p run togmnor is sani TJia 30onarRtail Jewelers Aa- - It la almost Iniriosalbla to lcecp tb KiifMnf frill ifrill linlil n emu cut lull lit clacks from sailing Sft tho water Detroit July 10 and 20 Loula HepubUe ironm tlcLf- RP vl f 1in11 Nf Throi ic fek u Orleans CHiCAGaariivrrjLiriTnoi Ji Leaves Ntw Irltae - Lsnvt NMittIM pp DH Mtipu I i r j r- 1 1 o For Infants and Children ilmllt iiguturo 7 M Is 03 Ttty f 1 flip jS X Ht- 7 K - A o 9jMitfUU M tntrklan SPECIAL LOCALS OtWCKI HERE AND THERE PlsltSOXAb OlBblP DEAtlltf IJtOSE 67 4 i 26 YEARS IN H0tE PltOMB JO- T- s l bags for sale at this offico BrnRhortimliriln fcnn nf Af G AA BrnfillPr kn ifnn miitn e5t wjUi cholera morbus since Sunday JVben in pain uso Sloans lini pienfcandlnUit Sold by Elgin Kev R Lin Cave of Nabhvillo has been elected President of the Univer aity of Kentucky at Lexington The Christian County Medico Chi- wumm1 d luigiuui ouumiy nas reaumea il mesial pier name of Christian County Medical Society You can buy the best grape bag tin the market at this oflice John R Gentry and Roborty Jthe great pacers will contest for the it I worlds record in Louisville October 22 Buy your grape bags of ub and eave money Wes Codycharged with complicity in the murder of Jas Green at Deko ven was acquitted at his examining trial last Thursday in Morganiield Leave your work at Hilles Ex celsior Laundry The average attendance for May ami Juneat tne Nashville Exposition haB been over 9000 a day The total attendance lor both months was 430000 Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over City Bank Hopkmsville Ky The tobacco men had one of their periodica pichics at Campbells cave near town yesterday and regaled themselves with barbecued meats and other good things full line of Sloans remedies on sale at Elgins drug store Mrs Herman Slussmey and William and Lavina Connor of Paducah have fallen heir to a large fortune in Brooklyn N Yleft by their aunt Mrs A price for 100000 bushels of wheat J H Winfbee Co D Capt John Feland in command and about 88 men will leave this morning for Fountain Park near Louisville where the third Regiment will go into camp for six days Wanted Position as teacher by a married gentleman of 15 yearn experience isest ot reierence given Address B care Kentuckiau Miss Hallie Collins daughter of Mr Geo W Collins entertained last Thursday evening in honor of her guest Miss Bessie Muir of St Bethlehem Tenn A large crowd wa9 present and the evening was most plgasantly spent A competitive drill was held by the members of Co D at the armory Saturday night Dr C H Tandy and Mr E B Bassett were the judgesand awarded the honor wearing the com pany medal as the best drilled man to McFarland Blakemore Harry An derson being a close contestant The largest wheat grower in the Gaines of Mont county is Mr gomery He had in 400 acres and used Si5 pouudfa of twine ran four binders and saved it all in fine condition It is the largest crop ever raised by one man in the county and reasonably estimated at 12000 bushels Cadiz Telephone All four of the banks in this city publish their usual semi annual state ments in the Kentuckiau These institutions aie all in a sound and pros perous condition and bhow a good business during the last six mouths They are all well managed and have the fullebt confidence of the public A Holiness Camp meeting will be held at Wiluiorenear LextugtouKy from July 18 to the 22 Rev H C Moirisou will have charge The rail roads will give a one and oub third round trip Tents for eight persons SG per season Table board S3r0 per wepk Gun pen furnish their own bedding Pearl City Camp No 5 Woodmen of the World elected the following officers Friday night A J Meiidqr Hary Halleran I will pay the highest market Williams A little two yew old toUCKNEM CO SAME 010 STAND child of Mn M Williams of the Antiocb neighborhood died Saturday U1LIOKNCH OOUItTESY night of bowel trouble Up Stairs in Henry Block Op Opera House OFFICE OVER FIRST NATIONAL BArtK Pitzer Mrs Matilda Pitzer au Denlorsinall olassob of real estate HuyelJ X - lIorxissviils Ky and rent aced and hiflrhly esteemed lad v died you and will do it if you will ccme and fee m large 6tcck at her home near Fruit Hill Sunday of HARPiill whiskey on ydtir side night after a long illness She was FURNITURE AND KINDRED BRANCHES board proves your tdBte is correct 72 years oldaud a consistent member It provesnlso that you rtre doing your du of tho Baptist church My expenses are light as I pra up Btairs and I will make it ty to yourguesta audto yourself keep pay you to come and see mo WrrrY Mr Joshua Witty one of ing the lluest whiskey obtainable I am prepared to do Undertaking in all its branches I am also the oldest citizens of this county died w li LONG xor sale oy a practical EMBALMER S Refer you to those that have at his home four miles north of tho Hopkinsville Ky seen my work city last Friday after an illness of V several months He was 00 years old A W PYLE Fine Investment professed religion 20 years ago and in the city He loaves one child Mr Thos Witty Do Miss Grace Wood has gone to Lex of Illinois The interment took place will you want an investment that pay you better tnan bank stock ington to visit her sister Mrs J R in Pleasant Green burying ground If so buy the best farm iu Christian Barr Taylor Mrs Dannie Taylor wife county Contains 667 acres of fine Mrrjmnr of Adairville of Mr Thos Taylor died at her home land J75 acres of which is in walnut Miss Lavinia Gorman miles west of Lafayette last timber Finely improved two story is the guest of her bister MrB Wal- six Thursday evening of consumption dwelling 3fitie barns and fine water lace Smith aged 20 years She had been sick Address Miss Barbara Adcock is visiting since February She leaves a hus This land miiBt be sold Walter S Hale atty at law Hopkinscounty this friends in Henderson THOMPSONS OLD STAND band and one small cnild to mourn ville Ky week her loss The interment took place Dr Manning Brown and wife have at the Tanner burying ground near O taken rooms at Mrs Arta iranam s Weavers Store Tenn Friday on South Main Miss Berta Haddox daughter of Mr WB Wood of Anderson Ind Mr C E Haddox merchant at Al See Wooldridge Coal Compaa prominent inventor is here the leilsville died of typhoid fever Inst New and Elegant Funeral Car 7or the Undertaking Department Thursday aged 19 years Miss Had ny for Steam Coal guest of relatives DickJEverett a Practical Undertaker of 20 years experience has dox was one of Todd countys most Mrs Lon Payne and daughter BOTTOM PRICES charge of this branch of our business Miss Ophelia are spending a few accomplished and beloved young ladies and was very popular She days at Dawson Give us a call No 8 Main Street HOPKINSVILLE KY had many friends in this city who vMiss Fannie Wash has returned to will learn with sincere regret of her Steam Coal her home near Wallonia after a short demise The remains were interred NEW BICYCLES in the Allensville cemetery Friday visit to friends in the city FOR SALE NEWBICYCLESTOREI NEW I IICYCLES TO RENT COLORED at lowest prices for thresher Messrs Fred Harned and Jas Mc Clure have gone to Colorado Springs A H GOODWIN Watt An infant of Frank Watt men Colo to spend several weeks died in the city Sunday of Bpasms 8th and Water Sts Armstrong The Mrs Robt son of Fletcher and two And we are prepared to do any kind of repairing on short notice daughters and son Robert are spend- liloss Aromstrong of Urofton died Everybody Should Read Their SINGLE WH ELS AND TANDEMS FOR RENT Saturday night ot peritonitis ing some time at Cerulean Our Eont Wheels are all new and Up to date Secondhand wheels boueht antl Home Paper Gray A daughter of Tiger Gray Mrs M E Rodgers has returned sola from a visit to the family of her son of Crofton aged 23 years died of Heres a chance to rend It for Nothing ALX WORK GUARANTEED consumption Saturday night Mr A D Rodgers at Henderson Do you want the semi weekly Ken tuckian delivered FREE to you for 10 Old Bicycles Messrs Wm Wix J M Evans and STOVES The sale of the Racket stock will weeks If so purchase from us goods C Harris went to Hopkinsville Tuescome off to morrow The stock will to the amount of 8 00 three dollars Old Racket Stand Made New REPAIRED day to sell tobacco Maylield Mirror be offered in 23 classes and then as a and the paper will be delivered to Mrs M F Shryeris spending some whole the best sale to be coniirmed your address free of charge Tickets given with each ten cent purchase We carry a full liue of A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF THE thing usually found in u first yjwv- That will never lead you astray every drug store All goods guaran class BY8HTSTBBnflHBlISIISS08LLEBL teed strictly pure aud of the very best Prescriptions have our quality 33rd Yenr f LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY in Mens Negligee Shirts prompt and careful attention rt all Contains Vntunhle Infunnnftnit to thoie desiring to Zntrn hours day or night Telephone 149 BOOK KEEPING SHORTHAND TELEGRAPHY PENMANSHIP ETC We kindly solicit your patronage negualedIicUltes far Locating Graduates fti Zucrall e iuuatiens RcltGS VOty JLOW Mens fine laundered 2Jegligee Shirts Very Respectfully L P Miller C stiff and soft bosom actually worth 1 5O L The Druggist aud Satiouer Co Block Rag dale Cooper Mrs Carrie Lander is visiting re ativea near Oak Groves Misses Jennie and Francis Barr are sojourning at Dawson Springs Mr W R Bowles has gone to Clarksvillo on business Miss Ada Duncan is spending the week with friends in the country Mrs Thos W Long has gone to Mont Eagle to spend several weeks Mrs Susan Sargent of Stanford Ky is visiting her son Dr A bargent Miss Alico Scobey of Lebanon Tenn is visiting relatives and friends rsoal Estate Agents z Can Bell Furniture and Uudertaker F w I3 Peiisiiaw5 nNk lea t Thrashers New Stock Best 3roods and LOWEST PRICES OUR REPAIR SHOP IS 1897 JOE P PTOOL Little L e aderS A I ittle Leader s A Little leader 32 inch fine n Lawns and Organdies City Taxes Due City taxes for 1897 are now due and the books are in my hands for collec liou aud in default of payment on or before November first a peualty of 6 per cent will be added ETHEL fE MALE fiOLLECE V Pretty fast color lawns 4c organdies worth 10c 5c liter L C Cravens Beautiful sheer organdies fine print ings worth up to 25c City Tax Collector n JJ There Are Many Others Hopkinsville Ky June 80 1897 beautifully situated in unarming neignornoou win mane ideal homes Fur sale or reit by CO WALTER F GARNETT Hopkinsville Ky Residences Instructors A thorough course In Ancient and Modern Languages Kngllsh Mathematics Science Music Art and Elocution Collegiate Preparatory and Primary departments Building renovated Furnltuie new Klectrlc lights ilot and cold water Bntln Good Fare Catalogues at Ho pew or address Wm II Hopkinsville Kentucky dLtli Sessioii Beg in s Sept 1st 1897 ItEOKOAXIZED Ten abe and enperienccl HARRISON Vice Pbesident Edmund Harrison Pres Estray Notice FAMILY H Call and see us if you want a bargain G H BAS ETT Sc CO time at Dawson over Mr Shryer went Saturday and returned yester- MATKJMONJAL Geo W Blanchard and Mrs Docja Miss Lillian Beach who has been Hays of Rtissellville were married the guest of Mrs J Nick Thomas for in Clarks Jle Friday several days returned to her home in Dunoan Overton Mr J M Dun Clarksvillo Saturday can and Aliss Fanuia Overton well Mrs A H Clark and little daugh- kuovu young people of the Haleys ter Emily have been the guests of Mill country rode into the city ou Mrs Hugh Phelps at Clarksville for horse batik a distance of twenty miles and were married in the couu several days ty Clerks oliice by J udge Johu W Mrs Anna Fairleigh has returned Breathitt They were attended by from a visit of several weeks to iel several couples of young people of atives in Hodgensvil eand Elizabeth the same neighborhood After the town ceremony was performed the bridal I party immediately Mrs Long C C M W Davis Adv R S Hattie E B little sou daughter Miss unnstian homes left for their North Gabo left yes and Long Banker Ross Elgin Ejatfort D L Johnson Cierk S A Lativheru terday for Mont Eagle where they Charlie Dattillo left for Naw York Watchman K A Sbadoiu Sentry will spend two weeks Sunday and will sail for Italy on Dr A E Bentley Dr J W Harued Mr Gus Braunou of 0ensboro July 10 Ho absent about two Physicians John R Kitchen O D was here agaiu Sunday J S To monthB on a will beto visit relatives He Thuupbou J B Galureath Man save type sqttiug the above item will requests us to state that the report ageis be kept standing until fall puulished in a local paper that ho aneunMSsratia Mr Hood Miller formerly in busi would join the army and remain in ness at Pembroke has moved with service three years was erroneous his family to Parkland Ky where they will make their future home STATEMENT OF CONDITION Mr Terry Fuqua and wife of Can OF THE- ton who intended takiug a trip to California decided towuit for the Old Point special and will spend August National on the Atlautic coast Mr Edward Moore of Sherman HOPKINSVILLE - KENTUCKY Texas and his dauglfter MYs A C are the of Marion Ky Cordeu at the close of business guests of the family of Mr Nat day Taken up by R H Talley one light bay filly about four years old about fifteen hands high black mane and tail No other marks perceivable We have some excel- ¬ Said auimal was lakeu up by R H Talley on the 13th day of June 1897 lent family horses which and appraised at 80 we will sell cheap iiven under my hand this IslsttJay of Seasonable oodsTMir IN duras- DRUS Disenfectants o June 1897 W L PARKnn JPCC Moth Balls Packing Camphor Hon- Sarsapaiilla QUARTERLY REPORT LAYHE GO all kinds unci a complete line of OF THE- mmYu AW Ilopkinsville Ky AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS QN THE February term thoreof lU7 in the flbove lausol shall proceed to olfer for snle at the Court Ilouso doorln Hopklnsvillo Ky to the IilKhest bidder at publtoauctlon on Monday Day of June 1897 30th July SthltOT at U oclock a iu or thereabout being County C urt da upon a credit of 6 HBGOUFJOES isand UJ months the following described prop Loans and Discounts loss loans to oity to wit Diiectors lfl2r08 88 Acrtaln body of land ltuacd on tho Salem 00 00 chnieh ioua about U miles soutli of Hopkins Loam to OiticeH OvordrattH secured 1100 ao vlllu lv known as the Mctlanahan farm 870 10 being a part of tho old Radford lann and ton Overdrafts unsecured talning 2i acres more 01 loss Due from National Banks itbnz 20 Said farm has a dw lling house wood sta ¬ Due from State Banks and Bankeu 010 04 31958 61 bles barns and good fenee Is in a good state ouoo 00 of cultivatloiuliSacics of cleared land and 60 Hanking House and Lot UOCO 00 aoics of woods and adjoins he lands of Ueo Stocks nnd Bonds u Vaughan and Emmott Fluids on the South and specie nB7i7 8 ISO 00 tho lands of KclGrllllnaiHl W W Oarrott on jurreuoy ExcluiiQ f or CeaiHud 1272 0i J0IS0 H tlioKastuiultlielniHloJHil Unrroti on tho SOU ID North iVnnnuM on Tren8urgrf Kentucky t Said land fa being 6jd for division among Debt In Suit 8205 85 the holrs of Mary i MtClanahandeceatoa Total For the purchaso pJce the purchaser must t2flJG0t b2 execute bond with approved surety or securiLIABILTIE8 ties bearing legal Interest ftom the day of Capital Stock 00000 00 salo until paid and having the forco and oifeot RlddorslU be prepared Surplua Fund 7000000 of a Replevin Bond Undivided Profits i 120 70 to comply promptly with these terms 5 ¬ White Lead Linseed Oil and Turpentine and family paints UtAINST Equity Joseph McClftiinlun ami other H VIltTUE of a Juuginont and oider of sale of the Cluldtlan lroult Court rendered at tho Come to See Us hilsttan Circuit Court Kontucky Mary CMcUanahanM AdmrAO Commissioners Sale Elastic Cottage Paint O JNINTH COOK NEAR L N DEPOT SX PHARMACY Everything Usually found in first class groceries at all time can be found in fQiir mammoth store fife A i H Vegetables Fresh from the dens every gar- ¬ 8 First Sank Deposits subject to Check ou which interest Is not paid 1007I Due National Banks 020 80 Duo State Banks aud Bankers 8207 7iJ 14837 Unpaid Dividends U00O Funds bet Aside to Pay Taxes GCO0 WILLIAM T FOWLER 70 03 00 00 Master Commissioner Administrators bale Total STArEOFKENTU KY COUSTYOFOimiSTlAN S28800V62 MM PQ WDER Absolutely Pure Celebrated fo its great strength and hoaUbfuliiefe tb food iigajnBt alum and all form ot adulteration common to the cheap side of his infant child The child has A Total- been very ill but is much better uow Julydividend brandy jut Paducau uegister NEW YQItl BOTAL BAKWI l QWDER CO Cashier of UtyUanka bank June 30th 1897 Gaither located and doing business In tho Ulty of tlon klnsvlllo In salu county being duly sworn RESOURCES Mr W B Richardson wife and sav that theforegolng report Is in all respects a children of Newton Miss are visit ¬ Loans and Discounts taMM of true statement of tho said bank at thootose l 0Mn buslnesson theJOihdayof June lb07to tho Overdrafts Becured and unsecured ing the familj of Mr J Walter Wil ¬ US llonds to secure circulation i7rtuo best of his knowledge and boiltf aud further says that tho business ot eald bank ha been 872SOl00 Mr Stocks securities bio liams on bouth Virginia street UnnkiiiK Haute Furniture fixtures lfeSSO tiatuacted at the location named and not date- Richardson is a brother of Mrs Wil- Oali elsewhere and that the auove report is made 38S7JI H 0 cSjCE Sivley Exchange 4J71UUJ Sight 7782 Jfe In compliance with an otilclal notice retelvt liams from the Secietary of State designalng the Admrs E H Sivley Mr Jas Moore of New York has Total ISJloCltt 80th day of June 1607 a the aay on which report shall be made such left after a v sit to Mr J T Ed ¬ TtMinisneo Centeuuliil Exposition Nash NUBILITIES WTTandy Cashier villi1 Tenn W W Uaiinut Director munds taking with him his nieces Capital stook paid In oiMOJK K I Lonu Director aiiaJfio Miss Lucy Eumuudsand Miss Moore Surplus fund From Blay 1st to October 8Qthr WTUnmt Director 50uS Undivided daughter of Mr W S Mobre lor a Amount sotprom for taxed 1897 low rates from all station on Subscribed and iiBicle M W TTandy Cashlor sworn to botore me by W on tho 1st day of July lb7 Ohio Valley railway Cory don to Gra sojourn ou the lakes Circulation Ul000 K A aunold Notary lublio itiSou Dividends cey Ky inclusive to NaBhvillo Teun Traveling freight agent R C Wat Dividend No leavening lwoou llOJOO and return Tickets on sale daily kius has letumel from Pembroke Duo toother Notional Banxt check j3oilb3 A surefc Utpoalts subjeovio Scavenger Rates information and tickets may where ho has been attending tho bed ¬ Individual WTTandy J03 I The E H Sivley placo on Canton pike 2 miles from Hopkinsville aboutr221 acres of rich land about 85 acres in timber Two dwellings on place barn stables and etc will be sold first iu two purtB then as a whole on Monday July 5th at Court House door at 11 oclock Terms of sale j cash balauco in 12 and 18 months Notes to bear interest from morning such as peas beans cu- ¬ cumbers tomatoes etc Jf Our Prices Are as low as canLw found in the city and quality of goods un¬ surpassed E A f B CLM fine town GO CITY JWAKKKT HOUSE IMWwi 3 HMJW7W of rer cent deolarod paynblo Thos W Lojjo Cashier Clarksville Pike well improved and first c1hs land Will rout to good J T Hall city scavenger can bo be obtained from any agent of Ohio men for a term of threoyears John T Edmunds reached by telphoue at any tfmo Valley railway li F Mitchell GF at abstract tllige P A Evausville Ind Call No 82 for Farmsfarms nearRent Two ou

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