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H flpkmtriilr ftentaritiim HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY TUESDAY A DECP r i a-- VOL XIX JULY SCHEIE 271897 0EEAM OF- NO 59 LAID NEWS SUICIDE OR ACCIDENT X Comblmi to ltestoro Negro Domination In lfonlrinsvllle Thirty Thousand Dollars worth of new and seasonable merchandise bought from sifeiW SHERIFFS SALE g 9 1 i HE ENTIRE STOCK OF THE BIG STORE ThE RACKET OF EEOPKIISrSVILLE KENTUCKY This Stock Will Be CLOSED OUT QUICK Every woman and child in Southern Kentucky knows the reputation of the Big Store and old patrons arc advised to be on hand and take advantage of this last opportunity This entire stock will be sold quick that the Republicans will make up their ticket for city oflicers from the rauks of those who voted with them for the first time last year aud alto recognize the 23 Pahnerites by sup porting ouo of them if one can be identified There are about 150 of the old lino or white Republicans aud about 75 of the now rectuits of 1890 and as stated above 23 of the Pal meritus The plan is to unite the 0 elemeLti in the support of one ticket aud by making such promises as will s ctra tl e sdid support of the 725 negro voters elect the fusion ticket The one great trouble is to get the fusionists on the ballot If they go uuder the negro cabin the scheme will be too transparent to fool t 0 white people and if they adopt the fig leaves the colored vote cannot be consigned in an unbroken package It is stud the green squad held a mepting Friday night and selected candidates for the first third sixth It is said by Ihoso who claim to be oi the nsiJo of Rpublican poitica Ail unknown man died in bed at IVoody Linibat at Omcoy Slrniiffor Stlj tho Hrtrrieou Hoiiw Friday morning uudor circumstances indicating sui ¬ clrtis TlirfoDostructlvo 1lres-ToucIn Convention llcllnse cide Ho arrived on a late train the her IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN HAS IT AHtrmigcrDle In it Hotel from n Uoso of JIorililne lages To Ony The advertisers are still making such oemandqou us for space that two additional pages aie again added to day Ten The Case Whs Dlmnlttiud N C Pettis col who was arrested on a charge of carrying a pistol had Merchants can bin goods at tills sale at 20 to 50 per cent less than wholesale prices CLOSING GOT CLOSING OUT J H KUGIER Manager READ PBTREES SUMMER BARGAIN PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY Shoes Shoes Childrens Slippers Ladies Tan Shoes Hand Sew- edour fiuego dsworth 350 J Furnishing Gooods S30 Good 25cents Misses Slippers for Mens 2 78 Ter Brand 1 Hats the last Republican administration the colored people had one policemau and the city jailer Whether they woum ue Butisneu witu these places this time is not known If the combine should elect three men and the Democrats three the colored mem b r wculd hold the bt lance of power in all matterb and would no doubt demand and receive at least three fourths of the appointive officers fcr and seventh wnids that nominations will also be made in the becond and fourth wards but a part of the scheme is to run uobodv agaiust itho colored councilman from tho iiftu 1 ho names of the four men selected are null kuowu although an attempt was made to keep the matter a profound secrot They are to be endofHd later by the old liners Tho scheme- uf course is to uecure control of the city government and divide the spoils between the old liners and the green Bquad lecruits Tho men have already been picked out for some ol the offices The colored people are uf course to bo recognized as they would have to furnish three fourths of the votes for the combine During his examining trial Saturday aud was acquitted Ilre In Trlgj The dwelling house of Mr Rufus Stewart of near Gracey was destroyed by fire Friday together with nearly all of its contents Only three leather beds were saved Mr Stew arts loss amounts to about 1000 Ho had no insurance Tho origin of It is understood tho fire was not learned Sent to tho Aylum Here Milton Cartwright the young man w ho made an unsuccessful attempt t Kill himself at his home near Prince ton some mouths ago was tried Sat urday on a writ of lunacy He was found to be of unsound mind and ordered sonfc to the asylum heio for treatment Cartw right was brought here Saturday night and placed in tho institution Merchant Tailors Aslgiiel The firm of Bailey Tobiu mer chant tailors of Nashville of which Mr Jerry N Tobin formerly of this city is a partner filed a deed of assignment last Wednesday naming Colie C Slaughter as trustee The instrument of assignment transfers to the trustee all of the goods fix u es and accounts of the firm Dull trade and inability to collect money due the firm caused the step Uroftou Conllagratior night before and went to his room without registering or making his name known The next morniug when nn attempt was made to arouse him he was found in a dying condition from the effects of n dose of morphine The bottle was near by and a glass showed that he had dissolved the drug in water He died before medical assistance There was could be summoned nothing about his clothes to identify him He had 5152 in his pocket and some lead pencils in his vest pocket Ho was eppareutly about 45 years old of medium size and weight had a saudy moustache and chin whiskers and club feet Au inquest was held by the Coroner and M L Elb K L Terry O Thompson D A Tandy J F Rogers and Henry Droxler were empaneled as a jury The verdict was that do an ceased came to his death from Whether it overdose of morphine was lrom suicide or accidental js not known No writings were left to explain if a case of suicide Mr C E Graves of Graves Con dy thinks he was the same man who pawned a watch with him the Wed nesday before for 300 The man signed the name Henry Pohl Nashto the receipt If it ville Tenu was tho same mau he left tho city Thursday aud returned that night No man of that name could be found in Nashville The body was embalmed aud kept until yesterday when it was buried in the Potters Field A telegram was received from Cin- ¬ cinnati saying the man was believed to be John Longfellow who assaulted a child there but the description was wired and did uot suit in any respect It will probably never be known who tho stranger was TiME FOR ACTION 3 49vand 79 cents Tau Pat Leather and Calf all styles our So goods for 3 75 99 Fur Hat 98 cents his race TheJENTccKUN is kept fully ad ¬ vised of these niaueuveriugs to put the city uuder negro domination and will fully expose the well laid scheme when it gets beyond tho daik lantern Misses Oxblood Shoos lace and Coin toe Furnishing Goods Mens Laundried Shirts 25 cents r Meus Shirts 99 CdltS Ladies Oxfords 98 23 Cents 7 Oxblood Hose tan tan cents Worth 2 bosoS ol 48 Cents t f Percale 9 cents Lisle Thread Hose 14 Ladies Oxfords 1 Oxblood 23 Ladies Hand Turned Oxfords Tan and Black Men8 pieated bosom very best q 0 CCUtS Monarch ored Cents at 1 48 Shirts white and 9 col- - French Balbriggair Underwear 23 Cents Leather Belts 15 It is not necessarv to mention names at this time There are so few white men in the city c ipablo of be coming parties to such a schemo that they aro well known tc the public without tLe necessitvof uamiucr them The riug leaders are of course the star performers in their own farce andtntnk they can defy public opinion in their own race and break into office with tho assistance of the negro vote We shall see stage The dwelling and store house of N Y Jones at Crofton were destroyed by fire at an early hour Friday moruing Tho fire caught in the dwelling aud soon spread to the store house The Methodist church near by also caught and was consumed by tho lames Total loss about Mr Jones had 5800 insurance There was no iusurauce on tho chinch A defective kitchen flue caused tho Tho Hoard ot Tiiule Should At Once Uo Ktf orputileil Some years ago there was inthe city of Hopkinsville a well organized Board of Trade which did some effective work for the city Mr M C Foibes was the President and the or- ¬ ganization has a considerable sum 0 its credit in bank Now thHt Hopkinsville has at last after many years of waiting secured a competing railroad abfe aud will ing to help tho city in securing relief from exhoibitaut rates there is at once an urgent demand Jor some prompt actiou The Illinois Central road has ac quired the O V and a formal trans fer will be made this week Hopkinsville being the terminal point of the new brunch we should at once bo iu position to talk business Mr J T Hariauaii will have control of this part of the IC and he will be in this city with other officials nt au early date and when he comes tho Board of Trade should be iu active working order and iu a position to discuss with him the ueeds of our city The O V road was not able to fix rates to any market center and consequently but little relief has been afforded the people during the last four years The rate was reduced only a few cents aud is btill at a point that makes Hopkinsville the victim of unjust discrimination The I C is in a position to remedy this It is a great system with 6000 miles of road connecting all of the great western markets It has invaded this territory iu Bearth of new business Hopkinsville is one of the best cities in Kentucky and its business men are live wide awake and progressive At the head of the leading men ot tho city stands fortuuately the Presi- ¬ dent of the Board of Trade Mr Forbes will at once call n meeting and new life will be infiiBed into this dormant organization and when the I C officials come they must and will find our business men alert and interested in any proposition they have to submit rl fire lrof 1ettrinan Prof A To Night Ladies Tan Shoos lace at 148 cenfs A Good Chance Cents PERTEE CO Qda sign of the Big Boot m lACXA 4-- dS Public Appreciation Nerves our efforts and we are showing our appreciation by the prices we are making Goods you are tliifikiipSS link us with tod we will convince you that the best is not to good if prices are right If It Is High Class Iememher ZZa fHVtM Harness saddles blankets collars Sack bands hames chains etc andean elegant line of Lap Dusters 207 South Main afrpppf4WfMp 11 1 That wo can fshow you any thing you may need in carry the LfcREST stock and giMG LOWEST prices f A YOST mmmmmir CO ft ft Miss McDauiel it will bo delivered free to tho people of Hopkinsville CnntPool Uucp IIIh Knife On Section Uosi Prof Peterman is a line speaker a Kitiucr pi ofound scholar and thoroughly postThero will be other ex A difficulty occurred at Gracey ed educator eicisesconsistiug of songs and recitaSaturday artemoon iu which Capt R tions by local talent S Pool a prominent merchant and Ed Ramer section boss of tho O V Summer Theutro Hums ut Iatluciih road were tho participants Ramer The Casino Theatre a frame struc was very seriously cut in several ture in Ramoua Park near Paducah places with a pocket knife was burned Friday night catching Capt Pool had collected a bill off from a fire sceue in a play being pie Ramer iu the morniug The latter sented About GOO people were pres was angry at being duuned but paid ent and in the mad rush to escape a the bill In tho afternoon he wont to dozen or more were bruised or burned Pools store and found him on his The News of Saturday says only two porch talking to Dr Nance who was of them were injured so as to be laid Bitting on his mule Ramer began to up The building being on the abuse Pool but the latter told him he grouud floor all escaped though the wanted to have no fuss over a matter flames spread rapidly The property already settled and started into the Joss was total as nothing could be store Ramer picked una chair and saved tho occupants being glad to started to follow when Pool stepped get out with their lives inside the Bcreeu doors and told Ra TEACHERS INSTITUTE mer he muBt not follow him into his own house to raise a fuss Ramer theu shoved open the screen door and rA LurKe Utemunco nil lfhe rrogrnm Ahead airucK tit cooi wuo quicmy arew a pocket knife aud began to cut Ramer The Christian County Institute for about his neck head and shoulders white teachers mot in annual session Ramer backed out of the store and in the lecture room of tho M E the men foupht into tho middle of church yesterday the street where Pool foil down or prayer by Rev H moinng opeted by D Smith About Fnrme Hold Your Wheat was shoved down in some way This 80 teachers were present out of per tho fight as Ramer was by haps 100 ended The upward tendency in tho price in the couuty Miss Mary that time in a fainling condition Stoier was elected of wheat is easily explained Reports te from loss of blood Cant Pools Louise McClannahau rotary and Miss assistant Sev of the Iudian wheat crop are begin haud was nlso badly cut from the eral visiting teachers were also pres- ning to come in closing of his own knife From he central proviuceB Ramer was cu in six or eight ent is learned that the area Prof A L Peterman of Lexington of wheat isit only places but no vital point was touched is conducting tho 1898022 acres ub institute and he will not die Yesterduy hb acres for The morning session was occupied compared awith 1896 and ten years average are was reported ub getting along very in enrolling tho members after which exceeding 4000000 acres The esti ¬ well Prof C Capt Pool came to town yesterday PetermanH Dietrich introduced Prof mated oul turn is 821755 tons against who made a brief and gave himself up and was placed address which was followed opening 868838 for 1896 ond 781802 as the by nn in ten years average under bond The price of formal reception seems to have been a very clear sion began at 8S0Tho nftornoon bah- wheat this year will bo dictated from It oclock and tho America case ot self defense rjtiestiou of psychology in its applicaTho trust is trying hard to force tion to teaching took up tho whole down tho pricobut it will fail The Geo Weakley col was arrested in session was discussed by Prof still price Paducah Saturday night by Constable Peterman it Prof Dietrich and others ready though centsfluctuating is al ¬ eoveral above tho open Patton while attempting criminal jjrugrum Ao assault upon a colored girl Weakley ranged lujjumiday to day win uo ar ing injures from The ses attempted to escape and waB Bhot by sion will continue until Friday eve John H Pago has been declared tho officer and fatally wounded ning the Democratic nominee for Ciicult The public is invited to any and nil Clerk in Louisville throwing It is stated that ono man in Now exercises Prof Petermnn will lec- out of two precincts on The ground of the York made 2000000 in sugar stock ture to night and ther will probably fraud left hini with fifty one majority speculation during the past few days bo another evening session Thursday over Cain CUTTINC AT CRACEY L Peterman will deliver his famous lecture on Pleasures and Pains of Teaching at tho Methodist church to night at 8 oclock He us ually gats from 50 to 60 for this lecture but by arrangement with I 271-115-- 1 11 JjftjifcittftfUU letttiicfcjftft rTjrri C TfibtJBLB thin department are botng distributed HORSES ARE EXPENSIVE THE Very widely Vnd are the people rending them Soorotarjr of Agriculture Wilscca They are A farmers mooting to If You Long to Start a Raolny Diagnoses tho Caaa Stablo Well Dont day is very different from what it was n few years ago The farmer to day Sum They Do Not IltllHO ilio TIiIiirh would not listen to tho talk he used to Tlmt I Units Von Arc a MnlU hear The doctor and the ptonphdr tho People WtiiK tlecent Oli- Millionaire StnrtlliiK Fltf used to be asked to speak feouietljrics ticrViittouM in the ureUynn 13x- and they would make hmrirQtffne port Buuth marks Nowadays thofnrmeifWjjtildot stand that n minute The talk you hear tOopyrlsht 1SD7J Copyright 1837 nt his meetings now is all practical One trouble with tho American farm ¬ Farming1 has become a science Take If j ou feel n craving ris so many men er 1b that ho will rulno what lie tlilnlcs dairying for example It is as different nnd women of all tinier and countries people ought to want nutl not wimt from the old dairying as the transport hnve to Own n racing Stable either of they do want ation of to day is from that of 100 to gratify your love for the sport That Is the answer of Secretary ynrs ago The farmers wife used to kings or because you hope to enter so What throw away ouB third of the butter fat ciety by way of the turf and the pad James Wilson to the question dock or became you have visions of is the matter with ngrioulturoV in her milk To day the separator saves The secretary of agriculture ought to every bit of it We make In this coun wonderful coups nnd fabulous returns know what is tho mutter with it if any ¬ try to day tho finest butter nnd cheese and look upon your prospective stable one does in the world England makes nothing as a legitimate investment it will be secretary in his oilice like it Unfortunately we havo been wise for you to ponder to do a lot of I found the svhen 1 called at the department a few sending abroad oleomargarine the addition and a very little subtraction ago His confidential clerk sat op- ¬ stuff they rub into a sheep s wool to before you choose your racing colors days posite him at his big ilat topped desk keep the rain out and we have sent Tho adding will be of the expense Items and two or three of Ills bureau chiefs cheeses which were filled with cotton and will take you as long as you own came in and waited for a word with hlra seed oil The Englishman has got his your stable the subtraction will be while he was telling me what ailed the idea of our dairy products from these your earnings from j our expenses and farmer nnd he does not wnnt them I nm try ¬ you muy not have to do it more than Take my own state Iowa for ex- ¬ ing to find n market abroad for our once or twice in jour rating tnreer It will cost you more to educate one We havo best cheeses and butter nnd X am tryample said the secretary been raising there a little wiry horse of ing to hnve the restrictions removed horse for a turf classic than it will to educate your son in all the classics of 1200 pounds or thereabuts under tho from our meat products a university course moreover your Impression that it was wanted Kow There hnve been so many gibes nt the vc iind that people wnnt a draft horse agricultural department that I asked horse is much less likely to repay you of about 1001 pounds and they will pay the secretary if he believed It had renlly for his education Unless your boj acquires that colle- ¬ a good priee for it They want a stylish done any good In the few years of its giate habit of changing his raiment or a good riding horse existence carriage horse four times a day his tailors bill will Did you ever eat a navel orange or a horse for army use The parent tree is be less than your horses tailor bill and is true also in n great many he said in reply It cases that the American farmer does here It was brought from ttrnzil nnd unless he is a shper idiot his tutors bill not know the best use to make of his cuttings from it were distributed over will be less by many dollars than the Sor ¬ bill of your horse trainers understudy products My state raises one seventh the country by the department Only Glory In It ghum was introduced into the United af the total corn crop of this country Unless 3ou are a Belmont a Loril To day the cribs arc full and the best States by the department of agricul ¬ price the farmer can get for his corn i3 ture The departmentbrought the first Iard or n Keenc and Intend to race 15 cents a bushel ot long ago 1 tried beet seed hero for experimental cul- your stable purely for the glory there is 1 got a ilook of range ture nnd it has pursued its experi- ¬ in it or unless you nrc as shrewd as a an experiment lambs and fed them on corn 1 did not ments with beets until now there is no Dwyer a Pittsburgh PhH orn Pa Bill carry the experiment far enough to get doubt in the minds of the farmers of the Daly and are going to make your living from the turf a racing stable is one of the finest investments to leave alone which can be found in the countrty Somebody not long ago asked Pittsburgh Phil the keenest turfman of them all what he thought of racing as a business venture and he replied that It was the worst thatpossfbly could be Looking at it from a financial made point of view there is nothing to hope for You may have large winnings for a year or five years or ten but you turfman never heard of an who depended upon the sport for his Income who died rich or even moder ately well off Racing is the toughest game ever devised by man You must give every moment of your time to it you must measure your brains against the cun ningest and craftiest minds in the country You must follow every movement of your horses nurse and pamper them as you would a baby nnd then after you hnve studied it all out until your brain reels and your hair turns gray the chances are so much against you that not one man in a thousand can win Now and then a man with peculiar aptitude and knowledge of the game wins but the geniuses of the turf are fewer and furthor between than in any other walk of life Counting the Cost A few days ago the writer asked a veteran turfman a man who has had an intimate knowledge of all the in3 and outs of the game for years and who now owns a stable of his own to give him in detail the expenses of main- tnimng a moderate racing stable for i o MMEIlS lo ping It ynu tom and tlo iUy must give to get tli bet work out of thein August Belmont Br probably wa the nioiOdvlslr of all tho turfmen with hj gifts this oduutry has ever seen When om Uaodltttid won tno auu TteMptionMtiflchnlyhnfttoaiuUaitH tiring are situated Immediately Upon the Ohesa urbaif for him he almost plastered PkRuloUthwet6rn It Jl ilU51tiUei wmtofliOUliivHle Ky ftml6Smllec of Iidu James Howe his fraiheivnud Snapper ofthky Garrison his Jookey with diamonds TUKAltCAblAltOUKlttiewnndnoutlr urniRltctl with capacity of entertaining 800 per of the Arcadia if the Springs and th Then he gave a turf dinger ut Del join iiiuowwM aiir then Mel aro wUiintH extra olntrtfe Invalids guests rmnomber that Ijuusn hould voiiiiioct in thgnrlttcv and with it more- diamonds the niuntiitJimeaiidJulyurror nuuy ndvumairert topoMnns vtaitliu the Jprluga The dry monleosv to Another case was wlicn Hi Highness nd Iiqlrt italts aro mmiutaoturtfd at tlifeie iirlnaa for pamphlets etcA applyProprietor UO NMnULKStAN Daly tdjt won the Futurity Gideon Aiauiurhiiaanti licrgan that uie stnuio had t0 0 t divide between thom after VJ the race end although Merry Mon ¬ ffl arch ran fourth Bergen who had the MrtF mount On him received his half of the just about Ah iiii ernjivd How as tip n porter or a wniter Kliloi lienttoittn iMieroHlty It has bo f tin t rabilahed cus ¬ 0897 THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT W tpet ARCADIA HOUSE DAWSON Hopkins County KENTUCKY DAWSON SPRINGS Tfc 10000 Some Itcccnt Hctnlnertt By recalling some of the retainers which jockeys have received in the last few years you will sec how cheaply you are gettlngyour boy for 7500 In 18D0 August Belmont paid Griffin 17500 and Daly paid the year before Gideon him a 10000 retainer This year Fred Tarai receives from Marcus Daly a ro talner pf 18000 Tod Sloane who is riding for Pittsburgh Phil gets 15000 Fred Littleflelds annual retainer from about 10000 and the Morrises Thorpe who is4 piloting the Bromley string gets not less than 8000 It is had to say what the Dwyers pay their jockeys as they have alwaysbceumost reticent about ir In the- old dnysnow ever the brothers always used to in- ¬ vite McLaughlin nnd Frank McCabe their trainer to dine with them on New Years day and when the guests lifted their plates they invariably found a check for 10000 lying under each The other day Mike Dwyer declaredthat his jockey cost him more money than Mc ¬ Laughlin so it is safe to presume that Willie Sims gets more than 1000ft as a Nashville Tenn TitAUriUAL W- - PLUMBING GAS Estimates Solicited Tolenlione nrwq STEAM FITTING mm No 18 Orders Promptly Attended To 1G6 Noith College Street JNO ROBT M WOOLDRIDGE JOHAmiLL WOOLDRIDGE PROPBIETOIIS CHAPPELL OP THE- - FARMEiS WAREHOUSE Railroad Stt bet 3th and 10th Opposite L N Passenger Depot retainer Your second trainer ov foreman is the next item to consider In your ex- ¬ pense account A thousand dollnrs a unde- LIBERAL ADVANCES Gl TOBAGGO IN STORE year with his board and keep will dis- ¬ pose of him and he will be theoniy r-paid man in your establishment Under practically the same head come the exercise boys For a stable of 12 horses you will have to pay them 20 a month and board The Stable Cnfslne- Thls boards mind you is not the sort of stuff that boys of their class ordi nnrity would have Every good stable has its own kitchen where the men eat Your chef and you will have to have one will buy the best that the market affords and he will pay race track prices for it which are ten per cent higher than any other prices Your cook will cost you 50 a month the year round The shoeing of these race horses of yours is another Item which will make a cavity in your pocketbook You will have to buy different plates for them for different kinds of weather On a fast dry track one kind of a plate will be needed and for heavy goingauother kind will be required No owner is going to ruu the chance of losing a race in order to economize in his shoeing bill and although this expense necessarily varies according to the number of times your horses are started it is fair to say that 800 a year will not more than cover it The keep of your horses will amount to about eight dollars a day which docs not include a stall rental of about four dollars a month for each animal SutldloN No Mean item No saddle can be bought now for less than 35 nnd you will have to have martingales and different sets of bits for beasts with sore or hard rnoutlis and special saddles to fit the backs of spe- ¬ cial horses JVnd then there will be the bill for the clothing a winter stilt for outside work which will cost you 40 n winter suit for the stable which will cost another 40 a rubber suit for wet weather at 20 and the boots and band ages will amount to about ten dollars for each horse Eight hundred dollars will not more than pay your saddlery HOPKINSVILLE KY NAT GAITHEfi JAMES WEST G AITHER TOBAGGO WIST MERCHANTS out-and-o- ut COMMISSION Vtopkinsville Ky Liberal advances made ou Tobacco W G Foik mouths storage Free W Wheeler H Faxon Wheeler Mills Tobacco Warehousemen Commission Merchants Co Grain Dealers Fire Proof Warehouse Liberal Advance on Consignments cor rdssellviixe and r r sts Hopkinsville y nt ua Covered by Insurance All Tobacco SECRETARY WILSON From Hl3 Latest and Best Photograph exact results but 1 proved that for the corn fed to those lambs 1 was getting The farmer who 40 or 50 cents a bushel sells his corn at 15 cents a bushel can dress in rags let his hair grow long and yell over hard times tout the farmer who gets a return of 50 cents a bushel for his corn can slap his thigh and be merry over the return of prosperity And the secretary slapped his thigh vigorously to illustrate and emphasize his remark An Iowa farmer he continued fed corn to his cows lie found that they ate five cents worth a day and yielded 15 cents in milk A farmer who gets that return can grow rich Mr Wilson went south with the pres ident in his recent trip he found two things that interested him he says One was that the women of the south have accepted the result of tho war at least those whom Mr Wilson met had stopped fighting and laid down their arms Another thing that interested me ho said was the condition of the soil It is a very Bhullow soil and they havo been planting the same crop in it year after year until every bit of organic matter has gone out of it the soil is all worn out We went to Belle Mead farm where Gen Jackson is raising blooded stock He has ten or 12 fine stallions nnd 100 brood mares but ho has found that tho business is not prof- ¬ itable People would not pay the prices bo wanted so he has put a herd of 50 cowa on the farm and gone into dairy work That interested me I think the people of tho south ought to plant graces nnd take to grazing They should put five sixths of their land into grass nnd tho other sixth into some¬ thing else By changing around from year to year they could soon restore their soil to its own fertility They havo the finest grazing country in the United States except the northwest and they hnvo this advantage over the northwest they can graze ull thq year round I asked Mr Wilson if lie thought the farmers wore profiting by their lessons In scientific agriculture Tftey aro learing all tho time ho paid The experiment stations are dc tajj splendid work The bulletin of United States that we can grow our own supply The 100000000 our people pay for sugar every year is the purse hung up for them for which they are Some of the experiments striving with the beet have been discouraging because the conditions were not favorable The sugar beet requires 10 000 units of heat for its successful cultivation Climate and soil must be chosen with care Another thing this department is doing Is to investigate the experiments which have been going on in the south for the cultivation of tea I have a let- ¬ ter here now from the man who has been conducting the tea farm about his work and bow he has taught th little colored children to pick the leaves He Is getting better tea there than we can get from Cejlon or Formosa I am hav- ¬ ing an investigation made to nscertuln the isotherm on which he is working sS that we can calculate how much of the territory of the United States is adapt- ¬ ed to the cultivation of tea Another thing we have done is to undertake the Investigation of the for estry question Not long ago this department sent to the senate a report on coniferous trees showing the destrucPine Is growing tion of bur forestB scrfrcer every year you know so that it has become almost as costly as black The time will come when it walnut will be too expensive for general use Indeed they are talking already about building ears of steel What interests us just now though more than the de- ¬ struction of the pine is the planting of trees In the more arid region I have a man In Asia making investigations of the subject These are only some of the things we have begun to do This department has more than 30 divisions Their work is nil important I have not hnd time yet to become well acquainted with more than three or four of the divisions But as to the value of the agricul tural departments work it is spread ¬ ing all the time Example is more ef ¬ fective than precept Most men are go ¬ ing to kpep on in the waybf their fa- ¬ thers and their grandfathers until they look over the fence and see their neigh ¬ bors doing something different OEORQE GRANTHAM DAW Hastings or Requitals or Henry of Nn varres in your stable asked the turfman Navarres or ReNo crackajacks quitals Well then suppose that we begin with a string of 12 horses fairly good honest racers with a promise of land ing some stakes before the senson is pver Your original capital will be 75000 that is the lowest possible sum for which 12 horses such as you want can be bought You will see how low this estimate is when I tell you that in one year August Belmont paid 02 Ilenry of Navarre 000 for four horses cost him 27000 Hastings cost him 18000 and Dorian 37500 Keennn 10000 In that same year W P Thompson paid 20000 for Requital Snch rrlccs for Trainers Having bought your horses your next big item will be your trainer At the least you will have to pay him an annual salary of 5000 nnd provide home and board for himself and family tho year round A man who can com ¬ mand a salnry of 5000 will want to live on tho best that the land affords and In figuring 2500 more for his liv- ¬ ing expenses you are not overestimat- ¬ ing it Besides this you must pay your trainer a certain percentage of the net earnings of your stable The four or fivo realty- - first class trainers In tho country to day receive a salary of from 8opo to 20000 and get from fivo to ten per cent of the earnings of their stables Take John Hylnnd for ex ¬ ample he received from Gideon Daly in 1805 10000 and ten per cent of the winnings In 1890 August Belpiont en ¬ gaged him and the Inference is that ho now receives a materially larger sum Jockey Wniita a Kings Ilnnsom Your next important item will be your jockey No rider whoso skill is such that you dnru intrust your horses to him in n stake event can be had for a retainer of one cent less than 7500 for the season which according to the usual contract lasts from March 1 un ¬ til December 1 In addition to thlB re tainer you must pay your jockey a fee of 25 for every winning mount he rides for you and ten dollars for every losing mount Then there is your jockeys board bill to settle Nino out of ton trainers insist that tho rider shall live in tile stables training quarters But we will inulude that under a separate head later The giving of presentattQQi year Dont want any crackajacks no jethel Female Qollege bill Doctor BUI The veterinary surgeon will come higher than your family doctor In warm weather your horse will eat well work well and yet go to pieces after a race Then tho surgeon will bo called in and he will charge just as much as your own doctor docs At any moment your horses are likely to go sore or con- ¬ tract a splint and thon firing must be performed and the veterinary sends in his bill for that The lotions witch hazel sknnk oil arnlcn nnd other liniments nil cost money and if you get off with less than a thousand dollar doctor bill you may consider yourself lucky Probnbl you have not considered Ijt but starting your horses is going to count up beforo the racing season is over The cost varies all the way from ten dollars for an overnight event to 5Q0 for the Realization or Futurity Every time a horse sturts and does not win the lowest possilblo expense is 20 ten dollars for entrance and ten dollars for the jockeys fee There is also a small feo for registering your colors The colors themselves will cost you 100 a sot and with your proposed stablo you will need three sets They are of woven silk and have to bo manu factured to order Transportation too Is costly capo clnlly if you race your horses on tracks far apart from one another Tho ani mals must all be sent by express as there Is too mnch risk of their taking cold and going wrong when shipped by ItKOUGAKIZED Ten able and experienced instructors A thorough course in Ancient and Modern Languages English Mathematics Science Muslo Art and Elocution Collegiate Preparatory and Primary departments Building renovated Furniture new Eleotrlo lights Hot and cold water Baths Good Faro Catalogues at Hoppers or address AVm Hopkinsville Kentucky d4tli Session DBeg in Sept 1st 1897 H HARRISON Vice Prksideot Edmund Harrison Pres State College of KentuckyLexington Kentucky Offers instructions in Agriculture Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineer ing three Hues of Scientific Study viz Mathematical Biological and Chemical Classics and Pedagogy each of which leads to a degree Twenty eight Professors nnd assistants Laboratories and museums largu aud well equipped Couutv appoiutees receive free tuition matricula tion iuei ana iigms ana room rent Traveling expenses also given to avi nointees who reuiaiu the full collecrinta voar Board in dormitories 225 per week in private families 250 to 3 Board uniform books and washing need not exceed 12000 per year Fall Term deqins second Thursday in September J preliminary examinations first monday in september For catalogues aud other information apply to JAME8 K PATTERSON r President Ph D LL D NEW BICYCLES FOB SALE NEWBIGYCLESTOREI EW BICYCLES TO RENT OUR REPAIR SHOP IS 1897 And we arc prepared to do any kind of repairing on short notice Why I could sit here and pile up the j k SINGLE WH ELS AND TANDEMS FOR RENT expense account all night but the Our Eent Wheels are all new and Up to date Secondhand wheals bought and sold items I havo mentioned are tho princi freight pal ones Of course the winnings of certain-atnblea-moro-th- but those tween e offset this tables are few and far be ¬ JAMES H TUCKERMAN AII WORK GUARANTEED Old Bicycles Made New JOE P FPOOL Old Racket Stand STOVES REPAIRED ajojiIitnauUlc IxtnUukiaxi circuit cOktf ijjKi5ctox v -- Mr Tniao Firtt ransuiiy Ay in February term in Mayterm iwo iW wpnka itliird MunuSeptember terra three Grand Cortfthosial flfrl p of tbn Peculiar AfldUu a Littlb Otfn- weolcsi flrt Moriaay In Wlicn ydu take Hoods rills The bin Pronolf Prtnlflsnt BOfitlout Girt sugnr coatcd pills which tear you nil to hbisiian Fourth Monday In Fobruary term Ix wookk Flra Mjnday In June tcnr pieces nro not In It with Hoods rnsy to tako rtli Monday In Hoptomber our weekai How 31 rum-- Will rtcrcli UnsNlun The Dovtora All Tlmt lnlexs terw ilX woefc Moiuiilnn nnl Ucmv He Will lit JBCond Monday In April term u Hlrnole Intertcii Calloway siie Will Ile three weeks Kirt Monday in Aiinst term OOJHO Unteitulucil Tin Weeks Itll Osuilcl Wotiiun two weeks Second Monday lu November i3 1Vntlvltlen TJlv Cbmo lccTllieil lerm three weeks Lyon First Monday In May term two i two August flrst Monday xfTii nreei first Monday InInSeptember torm two and easy to operate Is truo ft ffTUI11 After much discussion and renutlf EUJ j3sroifii qngh It hnt Lmasted of many Keeks l of Hoods Tills which aro weeks deniula the vinlt of President Fftttry t thlni4 leeticut can bring tip to tlato In every respect liusmii linn been finulh decided upon noihnu than the Sato certain and sum All i Fiance and of nm ffglri in Nnoton who is grndunl- druggists 2flc C I Hood Co Lowell Muss by the governments CARDS Tho only Tills to take with Hoods Sarsaparllla the czar lind the nt svuipura nt St wi tfflling into Petersburg first and iorriiioat the iiiv or name s n tue New York Jour- Is Anino credited orgni of tho M Iffeiwburg nterburv unit she is 11 foreign ofllce publish the otlielul pro fe Old unci the doctors all ncree NEELY WILLIAM griuuine or the feMtiritieHarjfwnizeci iy fflhfyinleis a mil ucle interments he TVI o v2 c i K B Attorney at Law thcMimcovitefoUi tin honor of Frances iyjlj become ui nsaided wuwan eliitf magistrate flroBcnt blie ih Miii i mg only from Plnnsra Bank building Main st E- The visit Is to eight nftr a TlseftSO known in u nine as selero Special Attention totho which three are to bt Hpqttt nt Moscow defTrtft Which In nin Knjjish means Collection of Claims President Fnure having arrived in hiuObOinuf but her ins say that I sln by way of thii Da It If lauding uV IfH ftnly tho forem iner of complete CrouRtndt will embark nt Odesmi PSjJfictltioh At pri cut there is no wlicre Frances Mwliteniuuiiii squad roftlthly for thfi struiL disease so that ron will uwiilt Mill In urtiLj toeveas HttlO Anuio aoenis nud to horrible No Gripe WILL Vis s THE CZAR TURNING INTO STONE tf turf itu ik4rjii7TTT iiiffrrji tomi tra THAT THE FAC SIMILE SIGNATURE OF PROFESSIONAL e tiiier soc jtln 7 ti iJTiT TiTliTfi 1iTiii Qubs r b e TH eBdablcPrcparattonfor As- ¬ similating lite Food niuincgula ling the Stomachs aiulBotfcis of lt Ih jfc Promotes DigeslionChccrful OpiumMorphuie nor Mineral IVOT NARCOTIC nxtfe orOldnrSVUELElTCIIER JmiJiin Setii 1 jlxStima JtoJHlttSalU stnijc Ccrtl WEEKLY--- lts phi ncss andRestContalns neither CjCdSk IS ON THE v C H TANDY Grown and Brldga Work a Specialty LOUISVILLE DISPATCH r OFFICE oTor Richards- Si 06s store A STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER CRANK RIVES Att ney at Law HopklnsvilleKy Practice in the Courts of Christian and ad ¬ orning counties Offlce Court St near Weber For For For For the free coinage of silver the Chicago platform the Democratic nominees the interest of the masses w KWARFIELOJr Lawyer t t All the latest telegraphic news All the latest State news Ail Uopktnsvllle Ky the latest market reports OfllcewlthCallls QB M S Si Wallace MBRQIWETHER Late of Louisville Dentist Office In SumuiersButlding 1 Hopjclriavllle Ky over Buesott A Correct market reports Correct court reports Reliable news reports Honest editorial policy THE WEEKLY LOUISVILLE DISPATCH AND THE Kentuckian one year for 230 Cos 4 escort Inastniidh hk it would b- ulscntirteous in the extreme to pam llnougli tiie strnlts of the Dnrdaii lies u uler the very windows of the Yildi kiosk with out stopping to en II u u tiu Hiiltun tlio Umsiidn trip or the u nlent will ncoOiriy include n visit to the pari fUnit nlthOugli tills is eupi einlly In dtlii fob tun t liat at the present jutotilro when Abdiil Hninhl is practically ilefy ing the eoucert of Ihirope in connedtioli with the conclusion of the treaty of pence with Greece The visit will be a notable ono Says the Chicago Record inuumuch ns it will be the first instnnce on record of the president of a great republic being welSovcomed nt n mouurchiul court ereigns have been welcomed by presi dents of republics but the latter have never yet been welcomed by sovereigns and accordingly theie nre innumerable questions of etiquette to be discussed weighed and determined which are nil the more important in view of the fuct that they will constitute a precedent for nnalngoiiR visits in the future It is on this account that at the re quest of the grand master of the ceite i suffering She is the daughter of Geoige Wnter o bury a keninn who owns a pretty place in Main street Xoroton where lie lives with his ifi and seven children Ioth himself and mife nre healtlty Individuals and none of the chljllnfu save Annie has ever been seri ouslyall Dorothy a has a bad habit of eating mud and pebbles and dirt of all kinds and ns a result she suiters from Indigestion and colics She has been repeated- - spanked but the punishment has not cured her of hor strange predilection for earth Aside from this the temperament of the entire family is normul Annie w ho is a bright child and has taken a number of prizes in school was perfectly healthy until about a year ago when her mother noticed tlmt the skin of her face was becoming taut to use a nautical expression The child felt no pnin but could neither smile nor give any expression to her face It was thought to be only a temporary ailment and after a few weeks she well-to-dtwo-year-o- ld w WRAPPER OF EVEET Jfffrmnt Jit CtrbondtSoJa Clmficd Siwar Kwtiiyrttn Harm BOTTLE for Constipa- ¬ OW Aperfccf Remedy Worms Convulsions Fcverish Sleep aess and tion Sour Stomach Diarrhoea Loss of Tac Simile Signature oE NEW YORK in cne sbo bottles only It Dont allow anjono to ssll 70a anything oho on lie pica or promiio that it la Jnst as good ana JMI answer oveiy par- pose jrseo tnat yon get ia Caatorla is op bulk sot sold h rt Thoi EXACT COPy OF WFM PPGR liWWWfrw iHft 13 OS clSSiV cf every Safiifi wU ftflrjTj frMfciWiiLjTjif ittSi v TfiPnTW5nTTiff nUiMz zismxwwmixL MM HEW SARGENT M D Physician and Surgeon - Kopklnsville Ky riiesl IMIes I Itching riles Symptoms Moisture lntente Itching and Main streets opposite City Offlce fifth and stinging most at night worse by scratching Court Roon If allowed to continue tumors form which of Telephone No5 ten bleed and ulcerate becoming very sore swaynes Ointment stops the itching and bleeding heals ulceration and In most cases B OYDPOOl removes th tumors At druggists or by mall Barbers Son Philadelphia for 60 cents Or Swayne 7th street iiopkinsville Ky 1 Katydids are Hinging of frosts to Especial attention to patrons clean Linen come in October atisf actorv service Call and be convinced NOW IS A sSS fSl GOOD y Tho intense itching and smarting inci- ¬ dent to eczema tetter salt rheum and other Entirely new and first class in all diseases of the skin is instantly allayed by respects Excellent sample rooms applying Chamberlains Eye and Skin M FELIX FAURE Many very bad cates have been Ointment and service uuequalled in the city President of the French Republic permanently cured by it It ig equally On Double Car Line efficient for itching piles and a favorite rem- monies of the Russian court SI SIol edy for eoro nipples chapped hands chil- lard deputy chief of tho bureau of 0 P L P Kleiderer Props blains frost bites and ciironio soro eyes Henderson Ky ceremonies of the French government For sale by druggists a 25 cents per box Hotel Henderson DISEASES OP THE SKIN M Ik ANNIE WATERBURY Destined to Become an Ossified Woman TIME TO BUILD EXCURSION VIA TICKETS THE Illinois Central R R TO THE Tennessee And International AT Centennial Exposition above be sold by the Illinois Central Railroad at varying times rates and limits Including a ticket 6n sale dally good roturnlng until November 7 and Including tickets having limit of twenty days flf teen days and seven days also tickets on Tuesdays and Thursdays of each week with limit of flf teon days For full particulars as to which of the abovo applies from your nearest connection with Railroad Station In NASHVILLE or the occasion tickets will the Illinois Contral Railroad call on or address your nearest railroad ticket ngout Wm Murray Dlv PassAgont New Orleans jno a huon yv rassAgom o A fl HANSON Chicago vAWAKSLONiAGrA Louisville onnims it All The Mews and National AND TIIE WOfiTH READING Local State KEUTUCKUN We have arranged a Clubbiug Rate by which wo can give WILL BE FOUND IN THE Both Papers One Year for 225 Regular Price for Both is 300 We save you generous part of this sum Send or bring your cash with ordor to the KENTUCKIANKy lloplcliisville W W GRAY T0NS0RIAL WEST SEVENTH ARTISTS STBEET ELB BDILDINa Clean towels and everything first Give us a call Johu Stevens who was entombed in Um Mammoth Mine at Gold Fiooh Ariz on th 4th of July was on the lJKu irwud liv grew worse She could not turn her has proceeded to St Petersburg accom- ¬ head or use the muscles of the neck Try Dr Cadys Condition Powders they panied by several secretaries in order without a violent effort while red aro just what a horse needs when in bad condi- to make nil the necessarj nrrangements blotches the size of a quarter aption Tonic blood purifier and vermifuge ns well ns to settle nil the issues that peared all over her body Then came Sold by R C Hardwick druggist may arise The French government is a period when the spots disappeared very sensitive nbout the matter being again Mrs Waterbury grew worried and Edgewater distillery at Cyuthiaua resolved that the president of a sovereign people and of a great power consulted the family physician who shut down for the season such as France shall receive precisely distrusting his own diagnosis sent the VOKLUKKK8 the same honors abrond ns if ho were girl to Stamford where the doctor adPKUNE SYKUP LAXATIVE the monarch of some great nation and vised that a New York authority be conKor costive children and bilious adults Itussin on political grounds ns well as sulted 25o AT 1JICUG STORES This was accordingly done and Dr on the financinl ground above mentioned has determined to fulfill these Duncan Buckley of No 4 East Thirty VOELOKEKS seventh street was seen He treated wishes to the very utmost COUGH 1JALSAJI The president will be received on tho girl and took her to the meeting EVERY POSE EFFECTIVE SOo lauding at Cronstadt by the czar and of the Dermatologieal society where ATUKUUBlOItUS will be escorted to his quarters in the her case attracted much attention nnd Johu McGraw waB run over and winter palace dining in the evening caused more discussion Dr Buckley with the emperor and empress at Petcr advised Sirs Waterbury to leave the killed by a train at Henderson hoff On the following morning he will child in his care but the girl did not Wonderfull South American lilood Cure proceed to the gloomy Peter Paul fort- want to part from her mother and returned Quickly dissipates all scrofulous ress and deposit in the name of the present to Noroton where she is at French nation a superb gold wreath taints in tho system cures pimples upon the tomb of the late Emperor AlShe is able to be up nnd about but blotches and sores on tho face thor- exander subsequently paying return complains of a terrible tightness of the oughly cleauses the blood of boils visits to the various members of the skin Tho face is thin and the skin is carbuncles abscesses and eruptions imperial fnmilj ntIn the evening lie will shiny and cold nnd drawn tightly over bo a grand banquet by the uoncs The sense of touch is still reuuors tua Bkin clear young ana the entertained nobility The third day there but the pores are completely you would escape will Muscovite If beautiful be sjjent by the president with the closed and ahe never perspires blood poison with all its train of hor czar This throws and czarina at Petorhoff a grand rors do not fail to use this masterly stato banquet and gala performance of kidneys aad theall the work upon the lungs nnd the doctors blood purifier whicli has poi formed the opera following in tho fear that if the skin across tho chest evening such stupendous cures in all cases of tightous much more Tho fourth day the president the girl shattered constitution and depravity tho diplomatic corps and the receives be unable to breathe that die from will¬ leading aud sufof tho blojd Bad health signifies dignitaries of the Russian empire The focation bad blood Sold by R C Hardwick fifth day is spent at Zarsljoe Zelo folDrFrench the family physician says druggist Hopkinsvule Ivy lowed in the evening by a banquet griveu that the disease is of nervous origin by the French colony On the follow- ¬ and that in a previous case his patient Tho Staudard Oil Compauy will ing day there is a grand review of the lived seven years He has tho vague build an immense oil warehouse at troops on the Champs le Stars The hope tint maturity will enable Annie Mayfield seventh day is spent again with the to shake ofj tho disease and restore hor czar and czarina at Petcrhc ff while the to normal health but admits that her IEIIEK IN SIX IIOUItB eighth is aignaJiaed by a sham battle at clinncos for ultimate recovery are verv Distressing Kidney and Bladder Krasnoe Zolo concluding with a gen- ¬ slim diseases relieved in sis hours by tho eral torchlight tattoo by the massed nilcroNcoido AVrltluer New Gheat South American Kidnbv bands of all the regiments of tho St A machine has been invonted which is Petersburg garrison at the close of composed CuitE This new remedy is a great of exquisitely graduated surprise on account of its exceeding which the president will taJo his de- wheolsrunningatiny diamond point at parture by rail for Sfoscow where ho promptuesfl inrelieritig pain in the tho end of nn almost tiny arm bladder kidneys back and every part will be entortnlnod in thq name of tho whereby ono is able toequallyupou glass write emperor by the lu iters uncle brother of tho urinary passages in male or inrlaw and friend Grand the whole of the Lords female It relieves retention of water Duke Sergius intimate governor general a space which measured Prayer within the two hun who is and pain in passing it almost imme- or dred and ninety fourth part of nn inch lcussias ancient capital diately It you want quick relief and President Fnuro will bo accompanied in length uy tho four hundred and forcure this is your remedy Sold by throughout his visit by the Frcnoh min ¬ tieth part of an inch in breadth or R 0 Hardwick druggist Hopkins ister of foreign affairs tho academician about tho measurement of the dot over vine ivy In common print With Hanotaux who 12 years ngo was npoor tho letter Usher eking out a scanty subsistence by this machine anyone who understood Superintendent of Public Instruc- means of coaching pupils distinguished operating it could writo tho whole tion Davidson has completed tho for their stupidity lie Is in every seso 3300460 letters of tho BIblo eight times stato school census with tho follow of tho word a self made man and thor- ¬ over in tho space of an incha snnnro ingrosult Country districts Fi82087 oughly deserves all the good things of inch A specimen of this marvoloii3 Louisville 820U other cities 65681 life that have recently come in his di- ¬ microscopic writing was enlnrgcd by total 729782 The number of chil rection photography and every letter and point dren last year was 786106 was perfect nnd could be read with Dntreyn tho Barmt ease An odd but effective vtmeiy for food Manuel Colemana ngro melou raisFa Shoe for Ileraea soorehed w re- the pea fc t er near Columbia S 0 who suffered oepteole Inoooe T Paper being fitted on ie t fo Jta eioM a4et German shoeB arehoreea as they aro from tbtevee injetd stryciiniHe into K oavalry in eU 4er mmmbil1G some melons aad killed two negro lightand more durable than the or boys the first night They were dlmMj araeaboac found dead near the patch Complete Specificavtioaas D AGG X Oi Th RXOHABBS mmm zebe tKEJOURHAl MKroAa Alamo Of 50CJET St Louis San Francisco RR THROUGH CAFl ROUTE BETWICM set jrm kly I Is 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wtttlclaiu etc from town Topiis h tnr xkIc u tc June S J8 Tales From Town Topics Qwriy freU 11 je ilJV LVi18 i1 readiiie ITIoa ll Special Subscription Offer TVLJTnadNTsVUEb F0 Good to March 1 1S97 montftw f 8100 TOV TOPICS for three low M 9iUU IOUN TOlICS for one J1ELYILIX GCO MO Trav Pawr Agent 6T LOUIS T MCIIOLSOJ Genl PaMr Agent 8T LOUIS MO 1 ilub subscription irlce for TOIMts ami 1ALUa l llOM TUWr iHiin ni uncut ions ror one year anil tea Jiack oiuiuB v 11u11 TOWN a juuntis 1 xiiiIUbby litis llonny Order or New York Ex 1 O lteuilt rbauire to lUlVfti AOllLs SOti 3tli Acuu Wvtezmi lyjih ofTlES lui lorlSiOuriidilar lHoM iow5 acvorU W M YATES lt Tonsorial Artist 1 1 1 Ma eWttbunmltoiu MWieii Oil Ji d WhWwr HMH Assisted by two first class workmen FbocXIX HOTM BaMKMHO 4 ovlnsuiUc runituchian WJtUSUED IUKSDW MD 1RID11 UORMKfaS IjojikuwilU lentttckinn A Hopkins County Ljnchlngr Ephratm Briukley was huuged by m it JF I Mr X s i F it mg up the constitution aud assisting The proA Republican xchango speaks of nature in doing its work prietors have so much faith in its AnnrcratB This doubtless refers curative powers that they offer Oue to our ftieuds the Hauuncrats Its Hundred Dollars for auVcase that it English yer know to drop the sound fails to cure Send for list of- testisight monials Address ofH BmmmmamammmM Indorsed by P J CHENEY CO Tolodo 0 who found reliefliunurpds of persousaud complete rf stoi which Sold by Druggists 75 DiofcKy Tariff bill The ation by the use of scientifically ad Hall s Family Pills are the best fyassed che House by 185 to 118 again justed glasses Thorn are yet countless numbers Saturday by 40 to passed the Senate Visitors Ah n j 8 rieasetl who suffer untold misery that is at a law 30 with five pars aud became Nothing affords tho C 0 Ry tributable to defective sight Such at 4 oclock more pleasure than to refer to the persous will do well to see Dr Gold stein nt ouce and have their eyes corThe Hauuacrats claim to be actu- ¬ mauy who have looked upou the rected ated by principle and yet four fifths beautiful aud picturesque scenery Consultation aud examination free cf them iu thiscouuty last year vuled along the line and who have eujoyed mill invited jagainst their Indianapolis declaration the elegaut service offered by this Jin A Jiitiu MoDiinJW popular Hue for a good word of comTribute to Her Mt uiory of principles No wonder such men mendation to others who are seeking Mrs A J McDiniel was born Oct shave no influence with their fellow the most pleasure for the smallest 6th 182 1 She joined theC P church outlay The reputation of the C citzens for handling successful personally in her young life where she lived 0 pure consistent christian up to the A New Jeisy jiHtioe iu a test case conducted parties U tickuowleded to be superior to any other line Tho nine of her death July 22ud 1S97 at a man has no right h is decided outing for August 11th will be ruu 830 m She had been a citizea of wife aud send her to bed upon the bame plane of elegance as Hopkiuhville for about forty years to spank his A former txcursious aud uew features She is tenderly remembered for her without supper for disobedience took the contrary view will be added Clarksrille will fur nnnv charities aud liberal gfs to husband who much her chinch Many of her unselfish nish a big of it was held guilty of a technical larger thandelegation this time mini ieeds ot kindness are known only to ever before a laige assault ber from Piuutcah are arranging to bit few These things gave a more uwmuanui take the trip and Houdersou 0ens lofty tone to her life which was sing The Democrats could ask nothing boro Madibonville Earlington and ularly free from ostoutatiou and dis better than that the Hauuacrats go Princeton will greatly swell the listN play- She died as she had lived in full hope of a better life beyond She off t themselves lo be couuted iu There is already a large list of name wms greatly eudeaied to her ninny enrolled here aud the Cadiz delega November instead of marching in tiou will joiu the Hopkiusville crowd friends for the sweet christian graces the variegated ranks iu which they at this point Croftou Pembroke that adorued her character which stood up lat year By all meaus und Trenton will also bo well lepre shone the brighter as she neared the seuted There will be several from margin of the last dark river We Set them cont st with thePtohibition Princeton Dawson and a dozen othoi know that this world of sin and sorrow ists for the hind place in the proces poiuts near by Judging from is the better by her having lived in it s SIOU present indication the crowd this for sho planted bloourug roses of joy year will be about tho largest that and contentment where a barren waste Uioy Woodson of the Oweusboro ever left this sectiou on uuy annual of disappointment might have other Messenger has accepted the general outing Sleeping car reservation wise been Her gentle words brought management of the Louisville Dis should be secured at once ks it is bo smiles whore frowns might have gathered to becloud the lives of many patch He will continue to operate ing rapidly takou up Those desir- who eujoyed her compauionship ing berths iu the Hopkiusville car the Messenger giviug his attention to should write or call ou T E Barlloy Sweet thoughts of her multiply as we think along these lines and they grow both papers Much of his time will Hopkiusville Ky blighter as tho tender sweet memories bo Bpeut in Louisville but Owensboro We would drop our tears of Rev Peter Haverniiins the oldest unfold will still be his home The present priest in the UuiteU States hopeful hympathy on the sacred soil printing contract will be canceled and Catholic of her last resting place while with is dead upward glance we may almost see the the paper has bought its own plant luiniuous sky way up which she soared in company with escorting Editor Walton of the Interior angels and it may be for aught we Journal has provpn himself more know that her long lost companion than able to take care of himself in a came down to meet her aB she waved controversy with Mr Wattersou who her last good bye to loved oues left XBB behind singled him out as an object of attack The sunshine of hope that beamed along her pathway aud lit up last week Bro Waltons reply while other lives otherwise darkened by not abusive salted the gaping wounds mistortuue and disappointment thnt are being daily made in the deAs tho ties that here bind us grow v either with j oarn throned leaders hide hy the Louisiu are your resources Then tear our liereavomentA will tew us our ville Dispatch and unless Mr Wat Whoa thu soul will mora1 willingly whisper Have you good bye tersou is eutirely lost to shame he uo for the summer uheerlully starts on IU was to tho of health stowed As Uslcy doubt folt keenly the truth of the an abundance It life calm conservative expression of opiu away for the long hot deplet Hero rsgrttt bo u ell spent no lemoue or Will emba rjis the soul norwl doubtlnga ion from one of the ablest and most ing days or does summer find btot mUgit lug- will influential editors iu tho State With n condolence ¬ f a mob of meu on InBt Yeduc8day uiglit about four miles south of Nebo Some two or three weeks Bince BY neighbor a OHAS M MEACHAM Cyprian Trouillas nkot near killed us of Briukley b was and hu wuh sittiug at the supper tuble ilHOUlPTlON it A YtfVR tN ADVAKUK While it has not been known poai livuly who did the killing yet suspi lM luAclingnovieeittoeuttper Hue cion pointed vory strongly to Brink Special Local cutiM line eaeb tnwortlou ley Things have developed siuco for standing KtfsappHcnttan uaorUiiits luruUliet that nave only causod that suspicion on lo become stronger There have bcou uuilteriugs of coming trouble in that 0tFlUKtU SOUTH MAIN 8TKKKT country ever siuco the killiug The mob that did the work took Briukley TUESDAY JULY27 1897- to the homo of Trouillas aud he was hanged ou a lluib iu front of the place where the murder had occurred DEMOCRATIC TICKET a nhort time beforp OLEItK COLHT OF APPEALS While Briukly had a wife of his SAM J SHACKELFORD own yet ho was suspected of an un of Daviess due intimacy with the wife of Trouillas aud this is given a8 a reason for cmooiT JUDOB believing that he committed the crime THOMAS P COOK of killing Trcuillas recently Whethof Calloway er or not he was guilty of the crime charged yet he had led such a life rOMMONWEALTUs ATTORNEY that his neighbors and those who knew W R HOWELL hiui bel eved him capable of doing of Chiiatiiiu almost any deed It is rumored that the mob which Henry Kucker a negro barber ou hanged Briukle before attending lo a tough street in Atlauta hus been his case Hist caught Mrs Trouillas her appointed Iuterilal Keveuue Collee and swung to dio up She believed aud informed the that she was ltor for Georgia mob that Briukley did the shooting MWIMBHMMIMMIIPinPMW by which her husband lost his life President E B Andrews of Brown Whether or not this is correct we can Univeisity has tendered his resigna not say Hustler tion rather than surrender his couvic SlOO Jtowrtrd sioo tSons as a bimetallism The readers of this naner will be The sale of the 0 V has been cou- - pleased to learn that there is at least tfirmed aud the I C announced as oue dreaded disease that scieuce has been able to cure in all its stages and tho real purchaser The trausfer is that is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure expected to take place the last of this is the only positive euro known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a week MMMMaMMMNMUBMBM constitutional disease requires a con The Democratic papers of the Sec- Btitutional treatment Halls Catarrh ond district are the genuine brand Cure is taken internally acting dirwith the name blown in the bottle ectly upou the blood aud mucous sur faces of the BVctem tnereby destioy Only one iu the entire list is even an ing the foundation of the disease aud vobject of suspicion giving the patient strength by build- ¬ Trove the merit of Hoou4 Sarsaparllla positive perfect permanent Cures Curos of scrofula iu severest forms like goitre swelled ncclc running sores lilp ilrsoasc soros In tho eyes Curos of Salt liheum with Its Intense Itching nml hiirnln soald hand tetter etc CUros of Bolls IMniplcs ntut nil other erup tions duo to Impure blood Curos of Dyspepsia and other troubles where a good stomach tonlo was needed Cures onilieuinatlsm where patients weroun nblo to work or walk for weeks Curos of Catarrh by expelling tho Impurities which cause nnd sustain tho disease Curos of Nervousness by properly toning and feeding tho nerves upon pure blood Curos of That Tired Keeling by restoring strength Head for book of cures by Cures jLLkfL Jtli t JJUSS v jU A rmHH0Rfctai r ft f iJ W liFlf Km il A E ETC ON 8AJLE THIS WEE K -OUR ENTIRE LINE OF Childrens Oxfords Tan and Black Womens Oxfords Black 75c Womens Oxfords 130 100 Black 125 Hoo Sarsaparilia To C I Hood ZZ Co Ladies and Childrens Oxfords and Slippers Childrens Oxfords Tan and Black 75 50c Childrens oxfordsjan and Black 125 85c Womens Oxfords Black 100 75c l0060c T MOOd S FlllS pills Proprietors Lowell Mass are the best after dinner aid digestion 250 50c 85c YOU 110 r GflDlc jj- t PREE 2000 IN aOLD scholarship in Draughons Practical Business College Womens Oxfords Black kana Texas or scholarship in most any reputable business olcge or literary school in tne u a can ue se tured by doiaK a little work at nome lor tno 1ouths Advocate an Illustrated semi monthly lournal It is elevating in character moral in tone and especially interesting and profitable to roune people but read with interest and profat by people of all ages Sample copies sent free Address Youths Advocate Pub Co Nashville Tenn Mention this paper when yon write AFTJSK SKV1IN YKAKS These f pricfefe are made to move this out oi the house liiiLe q0dLb AH Honest Made Or Goldstein the Clfbratt d Opticliiu lo- - turiis to Our Cliy ed fitted to each iucti vicinal Qualified iu his specialty by education aud by years of practical experi ence in one branch Scientific application of glasses to all forms of mechanically defective Dr G Goldstein the well known optician is at Hotel Latham to re main ten days and our people will have an opportunity to have their eyes properly fitted with glasses Thorough exauiiuatiou ot the eye and adjustment of the glasses to all auoiralies of Bight made aud prepar¬ n aV JLVJLJLVJLV 11 jL v t A irirnn Glsr Sd JL JLJL CLOTHING- SHOE CO WsLWrWSL 3fs 5 JK rifVfck w AF lErTo E XPERENC E It An interesting Account of How Corn Land M Was Me per to Yield 22 lal H v vv A South Christian farmer was in bur office Fridayi July 23 and stated that he sowed 72 acres of corn land wheat on 63 acres he sowed Amier Bone Maal 100 lbs to the acre Nine acres were sowed without fertilizer The 63 acres and the 9 acres were all in the same field and was thet same grade and character of soil Sixty three acres produced 11 bushels more per acre than the 9 acres that were not fertilized He figured the invest- ¬ ment out as follows Fertilizer used was Armor Bone Meal He used 100 pounds per acre on 6dL acres This cost 150 per 100 pounds or 9460 for the 63 acres He sold his wheat for 65 cents per bushel and gained n bushels per acre on 63 acres by using the fertilizer or 693 bushels This at 65c per bushel equals 45045 Fertilizer 6300 lbs at 100 cost 9450 Net profit from using fertizcr 35595 Keep Up Your Scotts Emulsion in Summer time oWhdt Dr Clnrdys regie tobacco bill which was cut out of the tariff bill iiJ conference has in spite of that pass ed both houses of oongrosn and will be effect o whou signed by the pros Dr Hlardv flsQrvoHurieat credit for tho persistence with which ho wr has pressed mi w uuu un it - If it produoeb the d in passiug sired effect he will have done his con atitueutsnn meadmabo service aud overyregie tobcco grower will have cause to remenibkr him gratefully UWQUBOoro ncBtiiKci iif you low in vitality run down losing flesh and weak Scotts Emulsion of Cod iver Oil will give you the prpper reserve force because it builds up the system on a solid foundation A tonic may stimulate Scotts Emulsion not only boosts it sustains It is a wise precaution always to hzyi at feast a small bottle of Scotts Emulsion In the house- Unepaned it will keep- indetio ftety Tightly corked after utinp kept in for mil 0 happy will then be tin- - ijuheilnn mil When the eurtalnncif heaven btKln toiimoU TUtmnlietirlltnot pinion Willi joy uill rtao To bask in the glow of won luiutuou- kit Vnti HopMnivllle Ky July JJth w Like tlio mint or the mii niiig Uee r i ou and 3 v r a cxl place it will remain sweet tof weel The grand juty at Nashville haB de cided that tin- - hent in liters aro not operating i nti t For ale by all druggists at v 50 Cents andJOO if United States It begins standard titne iit 7rB0a in and onus at 10 oclock a in occupying twi h iurs ccirdiug and tou jqynitQfl ami wj to weather piophet ILciiab fuliuwed by many atmospheric clnntutbnucei accqinppnled uy ovore jnuunet auu raiu stornis Ihe hottest day 3 of the year will bo centered around this period Tho Killpnu TJiurviluj upcoiid and final eclipse fi i the The n i iu7 IU wtuin JPiMttiniiuj u lt J DUI JVII i nn Hunultr oolipasif he sun 2d It mill will uo Vistula t the entire p And that is not all he was told by the parties who received his wheat it was the best No 2 wheat they had re- ¬ ceived This gentlemans name will be furnished our patrons on applica ¬ tion and his statements are borne out by tho man who threshed his wheat He says that he has used this brand of fertilizer for two years with the same satisfactory results This is one of many similar instan- ¬ ces we could cite of advantage of ju- ¬ dicious fertilizing A careful test will bring you tho same results Yours Truly 1 ri fa xnsfc porbes l Bro im ri W ss 1 r wwm sxxs mmemmfi V ll A1 tff3 tykintUle ftentitdtian J lj Wf JTTf But we offer you a golden opportunity at home to make it by buying goods from us during this sale SALE TO BEGIN AT ONCE AND CONTINUE 10 DAYS ITS AN UNMERCIFUL SLAUGHTER To our Friends and Patrons i JS If ft Rugs S409 for 48x81 290 for 36x72 209 for 30xG0 109 for 26x54 109 for 21x45 89ctB for 18x32 Rags No UGS the story Read the following prices They tell SI 00 1 Read the following prices comment is necessary largest largest largest largest largest size Suavruas worth size Smyruas worth Bize Smyrnas worth size Smyruas worth size Smyruas worth largeGt size Smyrnas worth further 6 00 4 50 3 25 2 50 SH u 175 1 25 We bog to announce to you that in selling our stock of Shoes we were prompted with a desire to devote our undivided attention to our DRY GOODS and NOTION business Wo shall in the future make these departments more attractive than ever where you will at 3109 for a 36x72 Brusseline Rug worth all times find all that is new and novel and the very best quality the 93cts for a 30x60 Brusseline Rug worth market affords Indeed it shall bo our motto to lead all competition 47cts for a 27x54 Brusseline Rug worth in style quality and price 27 cts for a 18x32 Brusseline Rug worth 99cts for a 80x60 Japanese Rug worth 129 for a 36x72 Japanese Rug worth 75 75c 50c 1 50 2 80 We solicit your patrosaage This sale is no catch penny advertisement every article we offer is exactly as represented For you to miss some of the wholesome bargains we offer especially in our carpet silk and furnishing goods departments would be folly if you need them now or even a year hence it will be to your interest to buy them now a cold day in August when we permit any Carpets Mattings competitor to sell goods cheaper than we do Well meet any price on anything iIts Oil Cloths Linoleums great the loss they must go I however Tremendous Stool of Curtain Shades at 25 pvr cent less than the market price 1 te French Or andie 19c l Jfore H At less than they have ever been sold in this city be Hej ejisour prices to day heretofore we have been selling them at JU ana dt cents our price now to move them quickly ii SI UGS at unheard d prices To appre- - We ciate the magnitude one must see them Come early offer all of our s i Ir We w In order to move our Carpets quickly we put the knife so deep tha the life blood and marsow of them will Btream out cf the house at once Dont put off uutil to murrowj thesqfpre that which you can best to day hirt Waists manufacture have quite a lot we offer at half price 100 Waists for 50c of We offer at cost 51 x w ITT h regardless of value 8 cts 12 cts ai We have cut such hole 25 in the prices that l i 0 all of our full yard wide All of our wash goods must go Our 10 Our 15 Our 20 Our 25 Our 30 and 12J cts Muslins in this sale cts Orgaudes in this sale cts Organdies in this sale eta Organdies in this sale cts French Organdies in this sale WIiol e m bi it Hero out ivmve 3- l 15 cts 18 cts 19 cts S6S Beautiful stock Fancy Linen suitings suffer the most severe cut of all Here is a sample 50c quality astounding price uow 40c quality astounding price now 50c quality astounding price now 29 cts 25 cts 19 ctfa si si 3 281 40 c for Jill Wool Ingrains worth So o for Ml Wool Filling Cot Chain worth 25c for All Wool Filling Cot Chain worth GOc for best 10 Wire Trp Brussels worth 55c for best 0 Wire Tap Brussels worth 47 o for best 8 Wire Tap Brussels worth These are the best qualities made choice styles GOc 45c 35c 8 5c 75c Ail of our VL B JVs CLH Novelty Spnn Millinery fer Our entire line of LadiesTrimmed Hats at HALF 40ofor best Wire Tap Brussels worth 70c 55c L lM m er I i Dress Patterns We offer S 8 50 Body Brussels Moquettes and Velvets- share alike the same fate They never have nor possibly never will be sold as cheap VL at half their regular price 54 25 5 00 35 l Carpet Remnants absolutely 25 per cent less J J 5 than it cost to make them Heres a chance to 5 Suits for Suits for 12 00 Suits for 15 00 Suits for 10 00 e 00 7 50 Sfc PRICE All sailor hats carpet your room g cat come early Better We offer you genuine bargains in this at manufacturers cost department We beg to announce to our lady friends that we have moved t IBS FURNISHING GOODS Silks We have put the knife deep in our silk depart- ¬ ment and offer values within reach almost of an empty purse worth 5150 50 cts our WuHli Silks worth worth 75 cts 89 cts our Pig Taffetta Silks worth worth 50 eta 79 cts our Fig Tatletta Silks worth worth S100 53 cts our Pig Taffetta Silks worth worth S125 In fact there are so many bargains in worth SI 25 15 cts partment we want space to mention them worth 90 cts our entire Carpet Stock ScriveuB Celobntied Drawers on the first floor in the room Linen Drawers S119 formerly occupied by our 97 nts for all our Scrivons Celebrnted Nainsook Drawers 11 cents for all our four ply all Linen Collars shoe department 99 53 89 69 Here we offer money saving attractions to everyone who ex- ¬ pects to buy Shirts Underwear Hosiery Gloves Ties Collars Sus- ¬ penders Sweaters etc We are going to clean them out We have 99 cts our beautiful Velour Silks worth Sl50 99 cts our elegant bluck Brocade Silks worth 160 made prices that ought to do so like chaff before a wind S749 our Elegant Silk Dress Patterns worth 1100 G19 our elegant Silk Dress Patterns vorth S50 worth SI 00 499 our elegant Silk Dress Patterus black groundswrth 975 75 cents for all of our Fancy Shirts S125 1 15 75 cts this de- ¬ Richards BB Hopkinsville Ky Conip any 4F- t T maxst Topkin8villt lenturklan 10 RE ATEST STRIKE OF ALL i 4 i MANHATTAN fe Ftirnislimors SHIRTS CLOTHING fce of our cutire stock Man tan shirts soft and stiff bo lt worth 150 to 250 this SCOOP No 7 125 iozen mens colored bosom rts cuffs to match choice ies worth 100 this sale 69c Jozen mens white laundered rts plain and plaited bosom e 14 to 17 worth 100 this K 7 15000 Worth of New Fresh Shoes To be Sacrificed RICHARDS We have gone through our Mens and Youths suits and picked out 500 suits and cut them from 1 3 to 1 2 of the reg ¬ ular price We divided them in 5 lots Note them Lot No tl f 1 fit l 75 suits worth 400 to 500good price 249 honest wearing goods this sale A e75c ozen Negligee shirts broken es attached and detached Jars and cuffs worth 150 Lot No 2 125 suits grey brown and plaid cheviots worth 500 to 750this sale price 349 s sale 100 dozen Negligee shirts attach collars and cuffs extra long leves worth 100this sale 69c dozen Negligee shirts 5c Lot No 3 100 suits sacks and frocks good styles worth 750 to 10 this sale price 499 tterns worth dozen 1 neatj this sale mens soft bosom white linen collar irts rown in worth 50c this sale COS entire stock of SHOES bought for SPOT CASH at our own price and now you can buy it from us at almost YOUR OWN PRICE Lot No 4 t dozen mens laundered Neg ee shirts worth 45c this sale c WORK SHIRTS i Wei July 28 Conines For Days suits sacks and frocksgood styles Alany of them the eel brated High Art make worth from 850 to 1250 this sale price 699 100 Lot No 5 SPECIAL dozen good work shirtsbuck tin and cheviot cloth worth I In addition we will begin our regular Mid Summer Cut Sale on Clothing and our own stock of Shoes Taken all together this will make a com ¬ to 50c this sale 25c bination that will offer the lowest prices ever made on reputable mer ¬ chandise Read the prices below and frocks suits in our stock worth 1250 to 15 sale price 999 100 suits sacks Some of the choicest SALE BEGINS jALE BEGINS July 28 Continues Days ODD PANTS lere odd pants 14 off on all Worsted and Cassi nd colore KNEE SUITS 100 Knee Pant Suits light weights At half price Choice of any Knee Pant Suit in lie house at 1 4 off regular price WASH SUITS 25c 60 Bojs Wash Suits 3 to vorth from 40 to 60 eta this Sale price 25c Special at 8 years pants KNEE PANTS 14 off on all boys woolen Ituee STRAW HATS Any straw hat in the house at half price PHP HATS 4aw W 1 4 off al Fur and Wool Hats m J ft t a UMBRELLAS -- re n uu uu an TTlli uuiuiciius jaw rrniiMio lttunrvo iMnimipnc nvu muoco and valises 14 off on all trunks We Repair jFree all rips in both upper and sole of every shoe we sell 6 pr ladies Imt button congress 50 gents buff shoes lace and cong 93 pairs ladies wine oxblood and good solid goods Richards price 125 opera toe 2 to 5 Richards price 275 chocolate oxfords all styles and sizes to 150 Richards prices 150 to 200 Our price 2 00 SPECIALS Our price 1 00 Our Price 1 00 19 pr ladies square toe pat tip 29 pairs gents patent leather lace 50 pr mens heavy work shoes Bults Bizes I to 6 Richards price 150 18 pairs ladies chocolate opera toe or congress 5 to 9 J Richards prices worth 125 oxfords 2J to 8 Richards price 125 Our price 1 00 S500 and 600 This sale 89c Our price 89c 4 pr ladies pat tip congress sizes Our price 375 pairs ladies wine and tan ox ¬ 3 to 5 Richards price 300 4J fords and strap slippers coin toe 47 pairs gents tans and tan patent nHfl Mn rvMstLfi Trr o ln Our price 1 50 1nn RichardB prices 125 to 100 leuiuur jauu aim wugicoa mtuoiuo SPECIAL price S450 to 600 5 pr ladies pat tip sq toe Butts Our price 75c 16 pairs ladies tan lace hand turn sizes 2 to 4 Richards price 250 Our price 375 needle toe sizes 2 to 6 Richards Our price 1 50 75 pairs gents shoes black vici kid price 350 BLACK OXFORDS calf and kangaroo all 9 pr Laird Schober finest French cordovan Our price 250 styles 5 to 11 Richards price 500 kid hand turned button 2 to 5 19 pairs patent leather oxfords and 600 needle toe sizes 2 to 5J C and D 90 pairs ladies hand turn kid but worth 500 lasts Richards price S350 ton lace and button Richards priOur price 375 This sale 3 50 ces S3 to 350 Our price 2 50 85 pairs gents shoes coin toe lace 6 pairs ladies black oxfords and Our Price 225 brown and brown pat trimmed EJ to strap slippers broken sizes 10 Richards price S450 Rich 12 pairs ladies tan and chocolate ards price S3 and 275 SPECIAL Our price 350 lace sizes 2 to 4 Richards price S3 Our price 2 00 13 pairs ladies cloth top tau ox 81 pr green vici calf and cordovan to 350 94 pairs ladies black oxfords all fords needle toes Richards price S3 lace a regular custom made shoe Our price 200 sizes and styles coin and opera toes all style toes 5 to 10 Richards price Our price 200 Richards price S200 to 350 450 21 pairs ladies chocolate lace and 60 pairs ladies tan oxfords all button kid and cloth top 2 to 5 Our price 3 50 Our price 1 50 Bizesn styles and lasts Richards 37 pr gents black shoes lace and Richards price S3 to 425 89 pairs ladies black oxfords pat price S200 to 300 Our price 250 cong all stylo toes Richards price lips and plain toes all sizes Rich 425 to 500 ards price SI 75 to 250 Our price 150 16 pairs ladies wine lace cloth Our price 3 00 top coin toe 2 to 5J Richards price Our price I 25 27 pairs ladies wine oxfords razor 80 pr gents tan shoes all shades S200 toes all sizes Richards price S200 96 pairs ladies black patent tip ox ¬ any style toe lace and cong 4 to 11 to 250 fords good styles all sizes Rich Our price 150 Richards price 400 to 500 ards price SI 25 to 175 80 pr ladies pat calf lace kid and Our price 150 Our price 3 00 Our price 1 00 cloth top all sizes and lasts Rich 67 pairs ladies tan and oxblood 100 prs gents black and tan lace ards price 500 25 pr ladies black oxfords pat tip oxfords opera and coin too ull sizes and cong good styles and toes Rich and plain toe Richards price 100 Our price 3 50 Richards price 175 to 2 25 ards price 800 to 400 2 50 12 pr ladies razor toe pat tip Our price 75c Our price Our price 125 button sizes 2 to Ik Richards price 75 prs gents black and tan lace 14 pr ladies o b oxfords Richards SPECIALS and cong all sizes and toes Rich 350 to 400 price 75o aids price 250 to 800 Our price 2 50 1 4 off on all Ladies Oxfords Our price 50c Our price 2 00 Lon- - and Slippers liP button to o 75 nrs nlaiu and onera toes lace Lttpumua opera tops Bizes 2 1 4 price 250 to 800 off on all Misses and and cong Richards prkWwSijOS closes at 7 p in MENS SHOES Jiily 28 Continues 30 Days HANDKERCHIEF SPECIAES 10 doz pure Linen Handkerchiefs worth 35 to 50 ctp This sale 25c 5 doz hand worked initial Hand ¬ kerchiefs pure linen worth 40 to 65c This sale 25c 10 doz fancy Japonette Handker ¬ J i llt LADIES SHOES chiefs worth 20 eta This sale 10c NEQKWEAR Choice of our entire stock of Neck ¬ wear worth 50 to 75c Ladies Oxfords This sale 38c Silk Windsors Worth 25 cents This sale 15c 15 doz Boys Waists and colors worth 25c BOYS WAIST SPECIAL assorted Bizes At 15 cts HALF HOSE 50 doz glens fast black Half Hose At 7c per pair 10 doz worth 15c Black and Tan Half Hose Cutto I0c Jfc SWEATERS Big lot cotton sweaters at 15 cts 1 1JUiSHPt- BELTS Lot leather belts worth 25o for 10c FANCY CAPS All fancy caps go at half price Our price 1 501gf Our price 2 00 Childrens Oxfords and Shoes iStore except Saturday REMEMBER DATE OF SALE WEDNESDAY JULY 28 AND CONTINUES FOR THIRTY DAYS J H ANDERSON r CO Sw HOPKINSVILLE KY f i JTaS23aaHrap Wwrf rSiiwm nr iWW jt PPPR 0jltiUle ftwfifrH iMitwwrlS lentucHiatt f SAM Choice designs neat patterns high and dark grounds suitable for Dressing Sacks or Wrappers 80 inches wido ull wool filling worth 18 cts Wool Challies Kai Silks mako elegant waists or summer drosses worth 80c Choice designs of Wash Silks Printed Kai elegant Habitnai Wash 8 H cts 23 cts All wool 40 inch wido in party shades Just the thing for dres sing Sacks worth 50 cts u yard only SWFEP WE MEAN We have Figured ChinaSilks Albatross Cloth Elegant for Waists or Houso Dresses good value at 35 cts As long as they last at 19 cts 25 cts Every Waist in the house re Jacinet Swiss andNainsookEdg All of ings and Insertions duced to one half price As long as our BOo Waists with dotachablo they last Come quick collars at Shirt Waists 25 cts Embroideries SAL 3 35 Mens all wool Moils Suits Mens all Wool Tau aud Gray Mixture Scotch Hoinespuns Plaids and Scotch I Tweeds Made up nobby and j best of workmanship They are regular 8 00 850 and 9 00 pood value Suits All sizes Your 25 35 jj JL Genuine Renfrew Ulotn fat colors in Plnirts nnd Flowered Regular 50 qnnlity in this sale Colored Damask Ladies Oxfords Tabxe Cloth One lot of Ladies Tan ana Black coin clearing price orrartoo worth 8125 29 cts Table Linens Imported one half Bleached Ta ble Linen 72 inches wide woul bo cheap at Too as long as they last at 85 c Ladies Oxblood Fine Gauge full regular made Hose 49 cts 19 c Ladies Half Price 5c Values Ribbed Vests only 3 cts Made of good quality Whito ting a 89c value at An Excellent Corset 23 c Net Consisting of Lappet Mulls Tis Masambeques Lonoohecks and and 20 cts stripes Sold at 12 Your choice at Wash Goods 5 Organdies Imported French Organdies in novelty patterns worth 3 to 5 in 10 yard patterns To close them out your choice of pattern Desperate Measures Require Desperate Means summer comes again we wish to open with a bright new stock of Cloth- ¬ ing Dry Goods Hats Shoes and Furnishing Goods Mind you we will not carry over a single garment from this season Everything must be sold cost not taken into consideration Our Great Mid- ¬ summer Clearance Sale is now on Note the low prices of ex- ¬ but one aim in view now and that is to sell our Summer Clothing Dry Goods Hats Shoes and Furnishings Goods while it is Now to do this we 11 make spocial concessions summer When Ladies Combed 22 cts Maco Hose Infants slippers Tans aud Oxbloods 5 worth 50c at sizes Z cts 250 Col- ¬ Hermsdorf Dye full regular made HO eaugo elastic top 33 c quality Black and Tan to 39 c Misses Ribbed Sizes G Fine all Wool Checks lined with Solid White with Colored Rustlings perfect fitting worth 300 360 and 4 00 Shirt Tailor made Skirts Solid Red Waistswhite dots Red with your choice Pocket Books Elegant quality in Gronis Browns and Blacks good value at 50 cts 295 Muslin Corset 19 lars and Cuffs tho latest worth 125 150 and 200 choice at traordinary values 50 119 Clovers High and low necks nicely made lock stitch seamB worth 25o to 50o your choice cts Sack Suite Round and square cut Black Blue Twilled Oho viott Made m the best possible All the leading colors extra style and workmanship uuuThey v ivv heavy quality worth 125 per uiu ruyuuir 5ow all ou Suits and come in sizes Your yardi what you want at choice only choice at Changeable Mens Suits Nothing like it ever seen in Hopkinsville 4 75 7 50 tra value to 0a seamless foot Hose 10 c ex- - 25 cts Taffetta Silks 82 cts Mens Suits iii tho following fashionable fabric made up in the bost and ohoicest styles of modem tailoring Mens Fancy Oheviott Suits Meuu Fanov In all size Cheoks and Fast Col Worsted Suits Fancy Cassimore J ors worth 1 ctfi Amoskeag Apron Gingham 4fe and Full gored plain tuckB cts trimmed worth 50o to 95 Your choice at Muslin Skirts 39 cts Muslin Gowns Mens Suits Mens fine imBlack Olay Worsted Suits 10 oz ported French Worsted in black 05 43 Mens Suits 3 35 7 75 4 75 i Mens Imported 1175 Cassimero satin lined through out actual value 10 12 50 14 and 10 50 Your choice only uiism uuu jmm qurs ouuiuii cts Silk Taped Neck and Sleeves low cut neck regular made good value at 50 cts Ladies Lisle Thread Vests 25 C 7 50 5 00 Maco Cotton S3 75 S2 75 Turkish Towels 85 HalfPrice clay worsted in Frock Round and square cut The best Olay Every suit Worsted made guaranteed Suits worth 1250 Your choice fancy plaids frock and sack round aud square extra quality tailor made These suits good value at S15 18 20 and 2150 Your choice at Mens Fine Pants Taped Neck aud Sleeves value Black Vests 19 cts Full size 24x42 Heavy inch wide suitable for Skirts very stylish worth 15c to 18o a Checks Plaids and Stripes worth 12 cts as long as tney last at yard only 32 Zephyr Wool Finish Checks ana Plaids Dress Ginghams 8 cts 5 cts All 7 75 1175 4 50 3 50 S3 00 2 60 SI OR SI 75 1 cts Knit 25c values s 19 c 05 Fine Towels Linen Napkins 1 doz in package 5 S size elegant quality worth 1 doz only 1 Mens Underwear Undershirts and D row- ¬ ers good quality reg ¬ ular price 25c 19 cts Fur Hats at Half Price years Consisting 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hit who is primarily nifrjwhoitffeir hon unsettled condition there It is ro family nnd oiTcots during the war The- orable man rueoliilJflft1 to mo I ported from Athens that several rioTm tjnly access to it was by jnuuQrs boituu went to church this itftlrntlig because I ncrhants from Thessalian towiiSj who to the rock The first ladder 45 or so felt it to be my duty to jro to some place fled to the mountains to escape the feet in length was placed against the where the doctrine or love is taught Turks aro held for ransom by bandits face of the rock and steadied by for that is the dootrlnc of unselfish- ¬ If they had stuck to their shops and braces a second resting on a project- ¬ ness I did a mean thing but nobody trusted to the moderation of tho Turks ing crag crossed the first nhd a third knew anything about it excepting my- ¬ ithey would have been all right but they lighter and shorter stood on its heel on self alone ami yet It vnfso moan that rattled a natural shelf in the fractured stone I felt that I Ought not o remain in the could hardly escape being whoa the entlro province was stamped ¬ Tills third ladder led to a trap door the same house with such n innn as myself ed by panlo fright bolts and bars of which being removed so I went out for n yjlk in tile open Tho increase of lawlessness is pre- ¬ you entered tt vaulted guardroom air mid finally went to church cisely what might have been predicted pierced with lancet holes for musketry What ineun thiiijr had you done by one knowing tho habits of tho pao- - Jjjjg openci on a broad terrace 80 foot Well Ill tell you butyou mustnt pic unganuagc is in me uioou aiongn length screened by a substantial think that there are streaks of pork or the frontier and it has never been al parapet wall breast nigh with em- ¬ of yellow U0J running through my together suppressed It is true that in brasures mounted with cannon With- hide 1 was fnst decent nnd Hltiqaif Greece as in Italy there have been few in were storerooms nnd magazines and enough to rupont in time Th arc are recent attacks upon travelers It was n never failing cold spring trickling three onudidntoe for one important In 1870 that brigands made a daring down from sources among the eternal office I sat in my room wonfltsflng raid upon tourists about six miles from snows hou to dispose of those three mojj I Athens as the crow flies and finally Doubtless none of the modern brig know tlmt I could satisfy one of theth murdered an Italian and three English- ¬ ands have quite such complete and by to his personal friendmen because of some difficulty about commodious quarters as this redoubt- ¬ shipappealing Well that took him out of my tho ransom Xothlng of consequence able freebooter but they still rely upon mind But how to dispose of the other has been attempted against travelers withdrawal to inaccessible nooks of the two fellows One of them I enht get since Tourists usually go in parties mountains whore they nre supplied with along without when I come up for reand armed They nre invariably accom-¬ food by the tributary toilers of the election to the senate The other fel panied by horse boys and generally by plain Modern cannon could batter is so strong an armed dragoman so that a small down any of their defenses butmodern low I need also but he not band of road agents might hesitate cannon cnu neither shoot around cor a man politically so I concluded to him get mad if he about attacking them A more power- ¬ ners nor bo taken up rough mountain drop him and let do so Having Set- ¬ ful incentive to letting travelers alone sides without some trouble It is easier should choose to tled this matter I lighted a cigar and however is the fact that a raid upon to let the banditti alone or catch them proceeded to write ray recommenda- ¬ foreigners always causes a sensation by nrtifico ¬ and leads to more strenuous attempts In the present lawless state of the oc- tion of the man whom I had decided to to break up the business It is safer cupied prcvncj young men in whose appoint but I didnt finish the letter Somehow all of us politicians nre In Thessaly as in Sicily to prey upon hands guns have been placed are join- ¬ cold blooded enough to cut a mans natives about whose misfortunes the ing the bandits in considerable numoutside world cares little bers There isnt much else that they throat but this time my conscience I could not get out of A consul of the United States once can do Tho practice of waging war by scorched me got Into serious difficulty by reporting irregulars too is reacting against my mind that young man whom I had decided to turn down I could not erase frbm my memory the fact that at a critical period in my career he secured five votes for me in the legislature and I needed that many votes to elect me to the senate If he had not helped me there would be some other man here in the senate who might treat him with mre consideration I could not forget that after I was elected when he called on me at my house I said to him My dear boy I owe everything to you If Ican ever serve you in any way you will find me as loyal to you as you have been to me in this contest That is what I said to him I re- ¬ member the very words And yet when he needs nn office which he seeks I found myself sitting down in cold blood and selfish political determination to cut his throat and break his heart for the blow would have been n terrible one to him He has perfect confidence in my friendship for him And yet that is what I was doing this morning when my conscience called me back So far as my intellectual processes were con- ¬ cerned the contemptible thing was ac- ¬ complished I had thought it all over and concluded to take that course It GREEK BRIGANDS OF TO DAY ESCORTING A PRISONER TO A MOUN- was a mean thing a mighty mean thing TAIN STRONGHOLD to do and I was disgilsted with myself cases of Sicilian brigandage to our Greece which permitted it These un ¬ state department The account was disciplined bands were made up of men published in the consular reports and of reckless character who from the there was trouble at once The consul very first could not be restrained from had to leave Sicily but brigandage taking to- pillage with warfare as h stayed It is there yet as it is and al- ¬ secondary consideration Supplied with ways has been in Thessaly rifles nnd plenty of cartridges many of The proximity of Thessaly to the them will not go home until their amborder is oue reason why bandits have munition is gone and meanwhile things continued to thrive there while in the are pretty lively The field correspondPeloponnesus they have ceased opera ent of the English newspapers were tions entirely It is so easy to slip fired upon more than oncu during tho across the fjontior and return laden short campaign by these gentry with booty from a town on the other Indeed a more convincing lesson than side and perhaps a prisoner or two Greece is receiving upon the wisdom of that both Turks m d Greeks htne con counting the cost could hardly be im tmurd the practi o rr d this is ore rea apired Even if her authority in Thus son for the Litu m b displayed by the saly is fully upheld by the powers it Turk h Alijinian- - uc hist the1 biegd will be some time before she can wholly broth in the Greek All unions in the arrest tho consequences of irregular recert war warfare JOHN LANGDON HEATON Viinil ways of lot king at thine pt a pmul in Greece Men often carry Facta About LIuuKl Air ii they go lircnd ii tli Liquid Wjliiii is The coui ier with w iiom 1 waer luuir looks veryis much like SHARES HANDS WITH EVERYBODY 185 degrees temperature treliil in ireece last 1cbrt nry par F hwhcit below zero An alcohol ried a niuierous looki fheiitii rife then meter thrust intoit will be in- - nnd went out for a wall and andl JSD t I naked i na why he dul iot use a reIlfti jit tl frozen An ounce of whisky J BUK lu volver it Id but he rul le v as bi That is a true story and illustrates thoivh c ontinuine to emit its usual i j i lie one tmgh le Inc1 fifriM to up u will liwomc frozen like a stone jtne assertion tnnt an politician B TVefl in tu y in ii v ns vhen a tublipoonful of liquid uir is selfish Of course it is human frfMti rc placed foi df ist i n pMirott over it A l uril kerchief Uippei seinsn out iu no wum ui mu n uHut not lor fonM tly a tni ii this liquid will 1ry almost cs slowly ness so apparent as among tho PpU were JiuO y the they necofraruy Moreover if KKiivcd in v ier When dry the cians largest illtp hern fabric will i found so charred us to evade the truth very often In drflair u is Dhivrl v h to keep themselves popularly befofo tho be useless ihe Miov y li t ie public thoy smile and shake hands with pw tu ins for CnrpetK Mir- main roud thr promise all W A Maurain a manufacturer of everyone they meet nnd inff the war ot IC sorts of thing before election day I has invented u new thousand Gree s iid ere Providence li by lining for curpcts Strip of ppor a Thousands of prqmises aro inadccan ¬ b tie t never found ents politicians which thoy know thoy fed Into u novel kind of in p lit nt jard long are iro like forte I Ijmpi automatically tnou mi a tubular not fulfill and whioh they never intend t i ui n the reat conTeit iiguide which tolds lenethwise jto fulfill which Js perehi d i nit al tie A liini elastic veit ofthem inch thick is Politicians more than any other olnss an calley built into a one ii the tac- of of men regard self preservation as tho This stror point was lorued and pieeurely bound bj warpi drat Inw of nature They will not holp a sheer cliff m ormB KIUI t never captured by the Turks in 1824 27 stitches on uuuvpaper selvage the Tho The monks tucked their long gowns in- loom insures a uniform product and the him they help themselves On the con ¬ to their boots and with consecrated woven paper gives an elastic fetllng to trary they rolcntlessly strike down cannon sent Ibmhim Pashas troops the iiupet every man who seoms to be in the path ¬ Hying down the valley The moniutery way of thoir ambition CniIniiH Pruiioli Hpltujili Within tho memory of all maturs tf Motooni in Thossaly il holding out The Westminster Gnssette says that men now living tho whole nation was now in similar fnehiou ugnfnpt the Turkish invasion of 1807 roiling rocks an epitaph as curious in IU way as any rooked and wracked because of tho flown on them in the good ald fushioned of the quaint and ingenious gravestone clashing ambitions of two men A pres tvny Trior Kullistratos 1apageorglos inscriptions recorded of late occurs on ident was used as a tool for tho nmbi jf the Megaspelueon told me while he a tombstone in the cemetery of n sub- - tion of one man and the undoing of the ihowed the finnans of many a dead uro oi i ans ine iiusbnnd died first other The senate in the national cap and gone sultan that the monks were and beneath the record of hisnnmowns Ijtol was made a scene of strife which placed at his request the line I am would disgrace a gathering of qunrrel really better ofi under Turkish rule anxlously awaiting yon July 30 1827 gomo village gossipers Two members but blood la thicker than water hla widow died 40 years after It Is Just as easy for a party of brig- - Whenfollowing line complied her in- - of tho Benate resigned their positions n anger The vice presidens wrote his inda to find a cave apd fortify it ns the BcrlpUoiu Here I urn September 0 resignation of his higfa office Xmt vm for a body of monks The war of lib ¬ IW1 persuaded to tsar t up audesmU kk eration wm fought In large pat by e rlgandB who Ur twiea Mcame ntJfe coast liM cvf K clnlv- - hi pQSlUoa fOC poiMiesJ WMJM Hi ou be bocaroe prestflwai lia HMtMpJb heroes nd mlUs far plo im akout tlio aesdribwl tho bnudJfsv rtreit 1n To Iteii tflieniHclvcn lilroinlneiieo Frontier ttlcli Slcrclutnttt Held They soil OjrtVliel MjlrleinlH lorttw Hint nUglit be uscfl tonlrryju for llaunom by ftoiftc illMtorluifflftii pointing ot mmo or tub rjiouuinja fnvdlcniineiiN on ecvfl wns n brijrum who had boon ttttfl lv All Pnshn n nut down fhfl Ibnndltaj he did it by enrolling tiiem tinur r inn own unnner me into Unpt Trolawney nu Kug lish assoelntc py rcfrvs whp mtirrloU tXlygeutfnugner teres in tljo gnilpryitvAthciiH dys do- - WAYS OFTOLITICtANS Sollishnoaa Controls Them In Evory Public Aotlon J v I7i f i j advancement possible Both of tliotruglingpolitii iis nre now In their graves The president lias been dend for a nujtijber of yearn The vice president VjjjdilttB president is also beyond thOSpb110 Hcparntrs time frotn otulnnjWljnft tiifi reeoilee tlons of that dreadful tiftaewhen this entire republic was reeking with crim lnatifln nod reorimjafjUfa aro still were de fresh Ths two ponfltu termined v destrotfipi5ier They usod thfs fmtlon of frtWrdtj ttfl u shut- ¬ tlecock Thojr struggle tf tt llfotlme ended whlUho destructitholr am bitions ttml both of thmtoent sor rowfUllylS tlielr gra esljrejft splendid careers lcejtltlg with the TniSerlcs- - of disappointed ambition It takes but a slight effort of mem ory to ntcall another oiia agc oommlt tcd for tjie ftirtherance of one mans am bition irtiofc was in the senate a mnh wlio had fifcrfed his country with exceptional ability and against whoso name there was never a shadow- of suspicion of corruption He was a muster mind and wasifor years the accredited lend ¬ er of his party in the senate lie had passed tho ago of three score years and ten and his intlmnte frieuds observed flint his llllnd win Unnfnfritr linhnl- if n n n ri iiiiucu ItArin tilt ui inn iujs ui uiciuurj uttuiiau t t a He roiboftlUeredthc things bt long ago but ho could not remembgrfrom day to day the tiecurrctfpes inplibllc niralrs which ought to haye coihmapdcd his ¬ ¬ ¬ A 1 office ho declined to do nnythlne tangi ble for the men who had made hla high TtRETOD BANKKUPTinhealth U hWS mjpHim rf Coast Uite to MACKINAC TAKE THE Ti constitution undermined by extravagance in eating by disregarding tfrfc laws m nature or physical 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have been most free from the assaults of ambitious men Suddenly there arose upon the political horizon a man of great force of character who was ambitious to go to the senate The venerable statesman stood in his way He had no disposition to retire and did not realize that ho was losing his intellectual virility The ambitious man who wanted hib place in the senate determined to gel rid of him and proceeded to accomplish his purpose Ten years earlier or even five years earlier the man who concluded to dispose of the old senator would not have dared to aspire But he knew that he was dealing with a failing intellect and he proceeded accordingly The old senator was induced to believe that he could never be reelected that his health would not withstand the strain of a heated campaign and that he could retire with honor by becoming a member of the cabinet The pres- ¬ ident of the republic who was also n politician looked favorably upon the ambitions of the new man and he prepared a place in the cabinet or the fail- ¬ ing statesman The result w as that the old man went into the cabinet and the younger politician took hi lnce in the senate That was tho first step towards get- ¬ ting rid of the old man The next atep was to publicly announce the feeble condition of the venerable statesman and let the people know that ho was un ¬ fit to hold a cabinet position This was done through the nowspnpers It was done to prepare for the final act of get- ¬ ting rid of tho grand old man who had served his country long and well Weeks went by nnd months rolled rolled around 1requently tho news-¬ papers were used to disseminate statements concerning the grave errors which tho voncrablo statesman was committing and finally after the people of the republic had been prepared for the event tho old jnan was required to resign his cabinet office and retire to private life with shattered health and tho humiliation and chagrin of betrayal in the house of his friends t These are only a few instances of publio nftairs which illustrate and prove the proposition that all politi cians are selfish and that they are fre ¬ quently cold blooded towards those who stand in the way of their ambl tions Past friendship counts for but little and usually for nothing Wlion a politician once entertains a desiro for his own advancement he not only seeks public favor but he proceeded to knock out all who seem to be In thqjiathway which leads to tho goal which he seeks One thing more When a politician gets Into the senate or house of repre- ¬ sentatives he wants to stay there His whole object is to retain his place for life Consequently instead of pluclng publio interest before anything else tho politician goes to tho work of legislation with tho idea of a renominntlon nnd a reelection in view Every bill in- ¬ troduced and every bill which he tries to have passed is bundled with a view to Increasing his own popularity with tho people in order that ho may retain his place In publio life SMITH D FttY 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MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS Acj a sketch and description mar r SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN beautifully Illustrated largest circulation of any scientific journal weekly terms 300 n years flW six months tipectmen copies and Hand Jiook on Patents sent free Address MUNN CO 301 Jiroudwav New York I I lO ni well us in every othei Tuat btie WEPT imLtNTI s capable of performing perfectly the Louisville duties of materuiU Some are born fv tt st Point with what is cut Fed coubtmitioiia Brandenbujg Irvlngton weakness Those who do not enjoy Stephentport peift ct health need ouly take tut Cloverport Hnwesvllle proper piecautious and tlio propei Lewlsport re nedy to become perfectly well ud Owenfboro Bpotsvllle strong Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription will cure any derangement of Ar Hendernon the distinctly feminine organism east bond Send 21 tents in one cent biumpb Cv Henderson to Worlds Dispensary Medical AssoSpott ville pwensboni ciation Buffa o N Y aud receive Dr Lewtftport Piertes 1008 page Common Sense Hawenvllle Klnvprpnrt Medical xldviser Illustrated Steiilientport iB UTSVILLE S T LOUrs Dill 11iV iniiiii 11 No Ac TRX No 61 SH Ually lully 1IHJ p ra 1241 pm 1155 pm 115pm No 7 CO 7 inp 1048nm Dally a m a m tisnpra 7 211pm 755pm 8 20pm 858 pm 18 p m P 41 pin P40m 1018m X0S8 a 1105m 12 014 74Ram S40am am m m 11 28 07pm m r2 2 4 4 No fa Daly pm 827am 0 flyilam 0 57 7 4t 8 10 3 55 5np ra pin a m The White teachers Institute will be liekl August 15 at Urteuburg P A W Moll will conduct it lAWlug Mile h Brandenburg Wrai Point vrLoul vllle For further Information H rr tn Inirton 1018 a ra noo a m am 63 p m 617 p m 5S5p m 82pm U2Saiu 6 3y pm ia us p m 710pm loop in soop m oddreus filOpm lletttr C MOBRQE A LouiHvllleKy P V Fur several years I have been troubled with iudigostiou and dys pepyia aud oftuii b tillered inteiine paiti 1 was advised to tiy Hoods daiHiipanlla and soju after I began taking it I fouud it waB giving me rolief AJy general health is much ueter sinte 1 bfiguu tho use of thU JAtfB Pbok fUitledge uitdiciue TfUll aoUe A is S8U3 Owensbnro Ky O V Time OTable THAINSOOINO 80UVII No 1 Dally No 8 i KvaiihVillB uti Corydmi Mnreunflt M Mtirliiii tienitiMou Aprevs iiau iiprttis i t ni S16nm 4 Pally 1 IoKuwii Hoods Pills oure muisenick head tudjgetiou biliousness WI 25u U Bopkii vllle Pr1uoon V- injoiced at 58000 His indebted 2100 and ho will pay out ness is only Veutons slook of Morehead f ORlH BOUND USuani Mitni pia m 1021 a ui No Mull 78ftm Sa ic 728 urn i 5 i i p m p rti i i itT i J0 p ia i p in Ikfl m IMI 111 II HopKun t Pilncfti r v ic No 2 Dallv Mail ISxpreH bSua Kentucky negro who wuits to be Register of llin Trenbury Gaines iirfiHtifUils iook nnn nrnr thiui they have for some time Qulitiirtt- - TAl1rt ittlVQ Sannfni TTiiii wwwun J ju uuillltui J MUUMl lias coma over to W A Gaines Ihe iitnuerbnii rKsanaM Mauon DeKover Morgam rid Corydui LOCAL rbiur h27am wsoa m 637 a in 2 Ml p Dl 4 4 lpJHE8 4 Daily 0 41 p p Ill liwa va miun bi a m i iu b 55 ftur t7 p m 712 p m 7 41 p ra m pm i ro VKKliUii Ar Uupunavlllo LiV lv Princeton lu20a Ar rnncetOH Loral frelifht willcarrv imsseiKrora UopkliisvilieauUPrlnoHtoii LJSIOHTOWN am Dfilly m m 5iup m 7i6n heivieeJrr ii 715 f u The result of tho Democratic priSouth Jlound aDaHy 725 a iu 525 ptn maries has decided in advance the uv Dnlontown 660p m 750a n nomination of Maj J Hoge Tyler x MorgauHeld North Bound Dally LvMorgantleia 010 a in for Governor of Virginia 7rpm Ho is an Vr Union town cpm 085 ft m original free Bilver man II f MlTCHXLl 4 MbHKBWOOPACt n BKAJJCJl VIA OHIO VALLEY RAILWAY The Sultan has at last ollicially In connection with 0 O 6 V and Illinois Contral to Louisville Olnolnnatti Memphis sanctioned tho settlement of tho fron NewurieuiiH an a points Deyona tier question in accurdanco with tho 958 p ro 620 u m 1x Houlcinsvllje 710 a m Ar Memphis 640 pm wishes of the powers rj vuuuuu 650 p in ViVWiWrWrYiWiYrViWWiYtYWWMHWVI HonklnnvlDeKv i P A HflV WUATcs FlIR or your iiaKing iowuer not K oars wore You wouldnt pay double price lor sugar why pay 50c Eats u pounu tor linking lowtierr U the Ushtett whlUst Skta pure lure aa uwaer rlc4 Make the Cact htm cak 4 bUculte GuarHted and aold lor IM 1 P0b4 at ood ctora like tkat ol 780 pm ArNew Orleans 740 nm 615 pm 1110 pm Ar Louisville 640 am Ar Cincinnati Close connection made at Princeton with thrnuirh aniid vestihule trains earrvlne Pull man buffet sleepers and free reclining chair Arraaueaii Your JbaoToaRAFHs Madk At JACK FROST iti ttROCCRY WYBMNTS NEW STUDIO o 680 Fourtk AmAia J itr i ohus lde0 JUMMV QMvTyMMMM WALLIS Louisville Ky A tfyyiisnwini wffPpWj- ifW mmmmmmmmmm ijojJltteuUle fcentttchtaw i i 7 TOWN OF TURTLE EATERS A Padlocked l tf r I Ik Thousands of Turtles a Year Qo Into women loc Soup for New Yorkers their troubles and sufferings k IF It takes about 5000 turtles a year in their own hearts and sito keep Now York in turtle soup lently exdure This city and London arc the great misery and pain which turtle caters All the rest of tho world would cause together would not equal cither of strong men to these cities in the amount of turtle cry out in jl agonj meat consumed and New York con ¬ The suffer A AfMitbG8Q inira ot women are more sumes 2000 more of the big fish than half unknown and un Every article Outs washed with than London does says tho New York appreciated The refined Clairettc Soap comes tlirounh Press Nearly all tho tnrtlos received sensitiveness of their or the wringer as elenn tm a babys tranism lays them liable to in this city come from Key West exquisite tortures which a akin after a ibath aud as white They aro caught on tho coral reefs a thousand coarser nature can never experience or If you want a pure soap that will surrounding the Florida keys and comprehend derangement or take all the dirt and the dingy yel- ¬ disorder of the The after being taken into Key West are delicateleast low look out of the clothes ask for special organism of their sex over shipped to this port by a Mallory line whelms the whole physical aud mental be wretchedness weakness steamer The turtles are laid on their ing with is a mistakeand suffer these troubles to But it backs in a compartment below decks in silence They may be cured in the perrepugnant fect privacy of home without The compartment is kept warm and ordeal of examinations and thelocal treatthat is all the care the creatures re- ¬ ment which the family doctor is sure to But I notice there are a great many insist upon HOPKINSVILE KY UroaifEltSTenih O ceive They are not fed at all has had a wider No physician in people here Why do they come Strange to say in a large shipment or more successfulthe world experience in the treat5 cents a cake Sold everywhere Careful attention given to sampling and eelling all tobacco consigned Well answered my young friend R it is rare that more than one turtle ment of womans diseases than Dr to V Made only by the to us Liberal advances on tobacco in store All tobacco insured unles- - you understand it is riot the thing dies in tho four days trip up the coast Pierce chief consulting physician THE N K FAIRBANK COMPANY Invalids Hotel and Surgical Institute of to stay away People might think A few turtles arrive here at odd in Buffalo N Y His Favorite Prescription otherwise instructed SI LOUIS is a positive you were not invited and wonder I tervals from Jamaica but they do not complicated cure for the most obstinate aud feminine difficulties left three children ill with the measles as good condition as the Key arrive in It is the only medicine of its kind pre- ¬ pared by an educated skilled physician to day What are jolt go- ¬ CHA8 CATLETT to get hero CLAEENOE HARRlf- West turtles and are not considered My Mr J P Sneed of Omen Texas write ing to take to eat she asked as a such good eating wife was badly afflicted with female weakness CATLETT HARRIS We tried three of the best physicians In the waiter stood before us il should Londoners in spite of all that has country without benefit but at great expense PROPRIETORS OF Formerly with Forbes Uro like a cup of tea if you please I an ¬ we gave My wife grew worse been said about Aldermanic turtle spair She could not and in and outup in deget of doors swered Teal Why that is the one soup do not really know what good without help was not able to stand on her feet and long at a time complained of dragging down thing you dont get at teas You can turtle soup is Their turtles come pains in abdomen Nothing but an untimely have food enough for a dinner and all happy death seemed awaiting her when from Jamaica thought the name of Dr Pierce came to my kinds of drinks but never tea I Clarksville Tetm Tho turtle trade both in London mind I wrote to Dr Pierce received his advice We have concluded to go iuto bu8 smiled This manner of coming to- ¬ and New York is in the hands of a followed it my wife improved perceptibly from the first two weeks treatment continued the Solicit the Patronage of All Who Have Tobacco to Sell gether doubtless affordsyou a chance iness for ourselves and offer our eer few men T K Bellis contrails nine treatment six months and pronounced the cure We complete at a cost of less than one months treat I said vices to the public at the most reas tenths of tho London trade and Eu ¬ ment by the last physician we employed before for friendly intercourse Free Storage to Shippers consulting Dr Pierce used smiling still more broadly but to my- ¬ onable prices Paper hanging a spe gene Blackford at least two thirds of vorite Prescription and She lotionsDr Pierces Fa recommended the by him It has been two years since and the self as I listened to the deafening ialhy All work guaranteed the New York trade good effect is permanent Leave orders at Gus Youngs chatter about me Up above Mr Blackfords place in Telephone 84 2 rings Well it is very evident you are a Fulton Market ho has a room to which J C KENDRICK Salesman stranger in these parts Friendly the turtles are hoisted and laid on intercourse is unknown among peo- ¬ their backs in a mild temperature as tr W The persons you ple in the swim soon as they are received from the THE GRfiAT- miefht to able to talk to and make steamer In summer when tho friends of are not to bo found in so hrough Line market is full of turtles they are ciety and pne cant afford to stop out placed in pens in the East river back J of it between tho cities o K tvi of the fish market and fed on chopped FIFTH AVENUE HOTEu Gas Gasoline and Oil Stoves Ice Chests and ffiW Jincinrati Lexington Louif LOUISVILLE ICY j Then besides we are all on the Best aHoteliu the World g cabbage a In winter however they dead rush and havent any time j Refrigerators China Glassware and Lamps ffifcR v 55 Evansviile St Louis get only warm room Electric Elevator And if we had what is there to talk w Pike Campbell Manager nd thecltlesor Turtles have been known to live Ele- ¬ Wooden ware Churns Washing Machines about We all go to the same places for a month after their arrival with- ¬ Nashville Memphis Mont vator and Chain Pumps Stone ware Tin Gran ¬ attend the same classes hear the same out food just by being kept warm gomery Moble an New things and Ah how are you In winter the dealers are careful as ite Japan ware and Bjrd Cages Ice Cream And my fair informant turned to Orleai s a rule not to order too many turtles Freezers and Fruit Jars Gasolirie and Coal Oil greet a gayly dressed lady with whom They order just about the number for WITHOUT tiiASGE she entered into a sort of ejaculatory which they have a demand AND3VSED UNBIVALED which took a very serious altalk A turtle will stand decapitation bet- ¬ te most mourful tone when the subject WANTED AN IDEASHSSSffi Ice cream Freezers Galv Iron corter than cold A turtle whose head thing they may of clothes was introduced Certain bring to patent Protect your ideasWEDDER had been cut off 24 hours previously Cars you wealth Wrlto JOHN nice Tin and Slate Roofing Guttering and all Attorneys Washington knocked down a man cook changes in sleeves were commented BUUNfor CO Patentprize New- ¬ in a D C offer their S1S00 kinds of job work done on short notice upon also the width of the new skirt castle hotel and it is not infrequently Macon Jackson- ¬ Pertho height of thespring hat The steamer Hope with Lieut that these big fish are nailed to the Try before you buy at ville points fectly hideous Think of me with Peury aud party on board left Bostou decks of a ship to prevent their my big stomach And me with my July 19 for Greenland in search of swarming all over it They dont square shoulders Well we will the North Pole seem to mind it at all pp Hotel Latham HOPKLNSVILLEKY ounections arft mado at Guthrie and have to come to it Oh of course Yet any temperature below 40 de- ¬ Naahvile for ail points milking Machine Test Suddenly both voices were lowered as grees kills a turtle out of hand a lady elbowed her way past them folrth East South and est The first exhaustive trial of milkiug A turtles head will retain its vi W S GOODWIN W A PTOOL lowed by a couple of clean shaven fn Pullman Palace Cars machines iu Scotland has ti ken place tality for a long time after being sev ¬ nuated-looking young men A long under tho auspices of the Highland ered from the body It is a d MIGRANTS whispered conversation ensued then aud Agricultural Society fact that sometimes a turtles hie road will aud the ro their voices were raised slightly and port of the judges is oi great interest head which has been off for hours Je agents receive special low rates of Hub company for rates Ad to all concerned the following reached my ears will bite at a piece of wood A tur- ¬ oUofl Jiro or writ o No indeed Its not my vise her The jurors took coguizauce alike of tles heart cut out and laid on a marble O P Atoioue G P T A No nor mine the commercial value the mechan- slab will sometimes go on beating for business to tell her Louisville for that matter but she is very young ism and the cost of working the mu two hours after it has parted com- ¬ Oh answered the chines as well as of the ktepiug pany with the body and perhaps 5c N TIME TABLE other it never pays to interfere qualities of the milk mechanically ex The green turtle which is the kind They say she is not decent Well tracted and the eftect of the aetiou the New York market requires al- ¬ 1r s t TRAINS OOIKti NOnTH Iotlls Fast Mall 30 4S m This famous health and pleasure resort the oldest in Western Keutuckj perhaps she is perhaps she isnt At of the machines ou the teats aud ud most exclusively is a patient and No 9I Mail rc ouia m deis of the cows Nftohvlllc VpfOtTl 4 14 any rate nobody will drop her is situated on the OhteJIaJley railroad 16 miles from Hopkinsville and shes 5 i dt Louis Express These investhratkms and insnec- peaceful creature and there is no dan 65 d in TRAINS fiOING SOUTH too swell Oh by the way did you tious were carried out at seven farms ger in handling him But his cousin Vo 53 miles from Princeton St Louis Express fi 07 am engage that pew at St Lukes They aud this is sufficient indication of the the snapping turtle Jo 55 530am a creature fo fll Nashville Accomodation 5 13rni say it is by far the best attended th roughness with which the jurors which largely affects the land is of No 91 Pt Louis Mall NO limited 816 pm aslivlUe Accommodation docs not run en church in town our set you know performed their work The supeii a different temper In the handling onday I have made up my mind to go every ority of oue of tho machiues over all of snapping turtles considerable care North bound St Louis and Chicago Fast Hotel Accommodations Unsurpassed- rolnshavehrough trains day during Lent This was all I rivals is conclusively demonstrated iu has to bo exercised for they cannot o Chicago and St Louis solid and sleepers Fast Line stops only at Important station heard but I realized that there was tho report Sulphur and Chalybeate Water in Abundance The winning machine has three only hit stunning blows with their ind crossings Ha hrough Pullman sleeu much that was new to me much thai great recommendations flippers but their powerful beaks are rs to Atlanta Ga It is simple Six trains Daily and Reduced Rates J M ADAttsAgent was unlike our customs and somewhat iu construction simple in working capable of doing serious injury -contrary to our ideas of morality and easy to keep clean A man was once carrying a larce Where milk First Class Italian Band Employed for the Season is the material to be manipulated turtle into a famous restaurant when these are importaut merits iu any as he went to place it on the floor the PITOH LAKE uteusil employe on a farm and next creature snapped his nose clean off Where Our Asphalt for Street Paving to them comes ease in working CerWhen a snapping turtle is sold a piece Comes From tainly an oil eugine of 60 horse power of wood is placed in his beak and tied A large proportion of the material which supplies power for milking ten cows is no extra agant outlay of en- there with strong cords running from which modern asphalt pave- ¬ BEASONABLB bates ment is mado comes from Pitch lake ergy The action of tho successful round his head Otherwise ho could machine ia purely suction whereas not be handled with any sort of safe- ¬ Trinidad tho largo island winch lies in tho other the action is pulsation ty Only about 250 pounds a month Corner 12th and Main Streets to tho north of South America near auu it nas generally tuougnt that the of snapping turtle are sold in New tho mouth of tho Oronoco Pitch latter approached more closely to the A iJBAR a BARBER SHOP HOT AND COLD BATHS lako is about six miles from Port oi system of hand milking than tho York Dnep Mines Spain the seat of tho island govern- other It is very disappointing that so lit ment It is about three quarters oi Only two mines shafts in tho a milo across and its surface is not tle has been gaiued by the efforts of Lake Superior districts reaching inoro that 80 feet above tho level oi the inventors to make the action of 4900 and 4450 feet respectively the tho sea Its contents aro in part baudmachine as like the action of the have yet been as possible sunk below 4000 feet A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOQUE OF THE water and in part asphalt At the but four mines in Germany two in College shoro tho asphalt is perfectly hard and TUB MOST POPULAR Belgium and one in Austria Hungary cool and a person may sometimes TRIP FOR TUB SUM range between 3500 and 4000 feet 33rd Tear MER TO OLD POINT COMFORT walk with safoty upon tho surface LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY Running Pullman Vestibule Sleeping in depth Tho deepest British mine and Dining Cars Nashville to Chicago hntaliu Valuable Information to those desiring to Xearn AND TUB SEASHORE to a considerable distance from the tho Pendleton near Manchester 13 HOURS NASHVILLE TO CHICAOO ETC BOOK KEEPING SHORTHAND PENMANSHIP TELEGRAPHY edge Towards tho center it becomes is 3474 feet HEW ORLEANSFLORIDA SPECIAL Vnequalcd FacUUltt for Zocatlng Oraduatu in Lucrative SUtiatloiu Hat OS Vry LOW much softer however and in tho mid MUCH SiaHT SBBINO FOR VERY SMALL Scotland tho deop tho deepest in Niddrie at Porto Leaves New Orleans Dally nt 1305 noon dlo is entirely liquid and apparently EXPBNSB via LUH M Nashville at 7ao a m Bello is 2110w Steel cables hoist in a boiling condition Tho fumes Through Buffet Sleeping Cars from New loads of six tons at tho rate of a milo Orleans from tho heated asphalt aro very opTho regular Annual Excursion to Old -CHICAGO KASHYILLE LIMITED pressive smelling strongly of bitu Comfort lu charge of Air W A WUkiis Point in a minute and a half at tho deep S P Leaves Nashville Dally at 730 p m mon and sulphur In tho rainy sea A will be run on Wednesday Aug nth via mines of Calumet and in England N Hallway from Hopklnavlllo on reguL the speed has reached 57 miles an A G Lanoham connecting Jno B CABTEJiAif Breokenridoe Oabtleman son tho curious may travel over near lar train leaving at 600 a nileaves Union hour 3 For detailed Information address with Seashore Special which ly tho entire surfaco of tho lake but Station foot of seventh street at 180 p m P P JBFFRins Osnl Passenger Agent trip rate to Old Point A Copper Willow Tree in tho hoi weather this is not so The The round and the tickets are good ComfortSep1b Ind Evanavill only 41U00 until inhabitants of Trinidad usq the pitch tember 8nd with stop over privileges return O 11 HILLMAN Oonl Southern Agent Ono of tho curiosities of Chats more for roofing than for pavements ing only surpasses anr offered tho travalini worth is a NathvIIle Term The trip weeping willow mado of public and ailords many deltghjful diveri S L ROariRS Truv Passenger Agent sions Grand and beautiful scenery Invlgo copper and so doxtrougly fashioned History Recitation Atlanta ij rating mountain alrsurf bnUilng ocean voy that at a distanco it resembles a j unwrv ago palatial Can you toll mo ia what to the capital hotel entertainment aud a visit tree It is actually o shower real Toachcrj If desfrud bath Tholow ratoof 260 per day has been Columbia Building Southern Department LOUISVILLE KY year Caesar invaded Britain secured at tho ilygola and Chamber for by pressing a secret tap a tiny Kvery attention and courtesy Hotels lain Pupil Yes m stream of water can bo mado to burst will be extended to ladles without escorts GASTLEMAN Managers BARBEE Teacher What year was it Choice of routes returning between lUch forth from every branch twig of Forge will bo given ena and Pupil That question belongs to niand those Clifton desire to visit Lynchburg tho tree to tho discomfort andony who Does the largest business in Kentucky and largest in the Southern States and bling who of tho next In tho class Boston Trans- - Natural Bridgeand other points of lnterett For Infants and Children ftlttMliirgest inthe world Liberal and Progressive in Management Sleeping car rates will be llQQ for berth may bo xmder it crip L Louisville to Old Point to be occupied by one or two pertous and application for sleeping A great many podplo who never n fie LociAfents stall F doctOM MX railway car spaceshould be made at oucp to W AWll read havo their k gusSPA Hopklnsvllle Ky For further pictures taken hold ntutoit mry Jotrxnoyrag cure gotti Of articular address as above or call on T HOPKINSVILLE KY ing a book artley As That Function Appears Through Foreign Eyos A foreign newspaper has oliiel Steel Plows Chilled Plows Improved Chilled Plows nmung us takin notes and athis is Kentucky Plows the way ft San Francisco tea is de ¬ Avery Plows Chattanooga Plows scribed in a recent issue Also all kinds of plow repairs I was fortunate enough to meet Mowers Disc Cultivators Com Drills Obamplou Di9c Hurrows with n very sweet little person at l liny Rrikoa and all kinds of Form Machinery what they call a tea a form of TP JSOLiX amusement among this people who has given mo somo valuable informa- ¬ tion I chanced to bo in her neighbor- ¬ HOPKINSVILLB KY mOrv Hotel Latham hood in fact jammed up so close to Oh she nn her that I apologized in these big affairs M FSHRYER swercd amiably TOHANBEHY we are always packed in This is the biggest and finest lea of the season Are they oh some one trod on my foot very enjoyable affairs I askedl w HANBERY Why no Who ever Enjoyable SHRYER Proprs heard of a tea being enjoyable CHAMPION MOWERS AN AMERICAN TEA Heart TTi i fPwiiesixil rife fhrouahi r LOWEST PRtOE GK0S YOTJNGh WSB PEOPLES WAREHOUSE CLAIBETTE Soap Central Tobacco Warehouse PAINTERS PAPER HANGERS Cash Advances Made on Consignments stoves ma RANGE Trunk SOLE AG JTrr FOR Up-to-da- y GEO W YOUNG Pullman Palace for Atlanta Savanah and in Florida atte- CERULEAN SPRINGS TRIGG COUNTY KY well-atteste- SrS ft GOODWIN POOL Props- l NOW OPEN WTiXTlE FOE BATES Arlington Hotel Louisville Ky r ran m i k y sttonBusiess i ROYAL Insurance Company OF LIVERPOOL QARlNETT CASTORIA WALTER CO GlLizzg tAs QaM Ji ti t ff1fntskU d IMKtiSuMfiJi tJWiMe 1 t ti Air ia i J aiiiiaMSMBmm J ijM vr k be uWjoiw 1 iiUJih VL Ol JasvJ AXt l uM PU mLii dttbl gfwrTTiaT lfci i tiidf t Msi 8 HERB AND THERE Knrly to Dad ikitmUU Xtnttukimt IMttiKSONAbtttlhll HOW TO FIND OUT Fill a bottlo or common glass with uriue and lot it Btand twenty four hours any sediment or ROttliug iudi cateB n diseased condition of the When uriuo stafus Unon it Kidneys is posftiVH evidence of Kidify trouble Too frequent desire to urinato or pniu in the bick is also convincing proof that tho kidneys and bladder nro out of order wriAr to o There Is comfort in tho knowledge so often expiesHfd that Dr Kilmers Swamp Root tho great kidnoy remedyfullills every Wish In relieving pain in the back kidneys liver blad der and every unit of tho uriunrv passages It corrects inability to hold Uriuo aud scalding pain in pass iug it or bad effects following use of liquor wiuo or beer and overcomes that unpleasant necessity of beiuir compelled to get up mauj times dur iug tho night to urinate Tho jnijd aud extraordinary effects of Swamp Root is soon realizpd It stands the highest for its wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases If you ned a medicineyou should have tho best Sold by druggists price fifty cents aud one dollar For a sample bottlo aud pamphlet both sent free by mail mention tho Hopkinsville Kentock Co Biughamton ian Dr Kilmer N YEhe proprietors of this paper guaraumLlha genuineness of this offer T-¬ Early to bed and early to rise Judge R T Petroo is at Sebroo makes girls healthy and protfy and Grnpo bags for sale at this office Springs iB truo of womeu A portion of the wheat crop in this wiso The same Mr T N Petroo has returned from Each especially nervous women county is Btill uuthreshed sleep uo Dawson Springs hours When in pain use Sloans lini ¬ foro midnight is Mr Geo W Long is quito ill at ment and kill It Sold by Elgin worth two hours his homo on WostSovonth street flipo cautoloupoB aud early grapo6 TfJ Vt1jCA rtf APtt sleep after mid Mrs C F Collins is visiting rela night Sloop is u are the latest good thinga to Uo Jouud medicine tives iu Bowling Groan great in Hopkiusvillo gardens Sleeu can not bo of Raton Miss Flora Whitfield Buy your grape bags of us and auy bought at olban Stove xucaivu 10 virmiug rcuuivea uuic mJaa TWitn eavo money Mr H R Ropor nud family of 4 u lst ttit fluttl 11M Mr JR W Downer has closed a Sleepless Elkton visited relatives in the city sleon contract with Tag Richards for moans irregu Saturday vv 4 uess circulation of Alex the erectiou of a 2250 resideuco in Crabb of Eyausville is lar Pembroke With too much or too spouding a few days in tlirf city with tho blood Leave your work at Hilles Ex- ¬ little blood in tho brain no 0110 cau relatives celsior Lauudry regulates tho circusleep Mrs T K Wilson and little daugh of the blood and thus produThe Owensboro Messenger Bays lation ter of Scbreo are visiting rolativts Mr W W Clarke will practice law ces healthy natural sleep Mr E near rotnuroue in Owensboro when FraukB succeeds Riker of Cedar Falls la iu writing Mrs Jno T Savage Jr and sou which sho of the benefits of him in the revenue office And such sweet Jack Haubery aro rtaitiugMrs Jur had received said Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over refreshing sleep I often toll my White at Cadiz City Bank Hopkiusvillo Ky husband that if the house was carried Mrs G W Harden aud children Marriage licenses were issued to the awav with mo in it I would not know of Henderson are on n yisit to the following colored couples Saturday anything about it family of Mr W T Williamson Ladies write to Dr Hartman of HonryDillard to Naucy Gray Mose Mrs Albert J Culver of Brooklyn Columbus Ohio for hs latest book Thomas to Linnie Murphoy N Y is visiting her parents Mr and written for women only Wanted Day boarders at EuroMrs Benj D BradBhaw- near PemDEATHS pean Hotel 5200 a week broke The sale of cigarettes in Evansville Mrs Thos P Cook cf Murray Gooon A little daughter of Mr W who has been visiting relatives heie will bo stopped after today none of in the city tue ueaiers oemg wining iu puy mo G Gooch died infantum Ihst Thurs for Borne time will return home this day of cholera fclUUU license required week Wills An infant of Mr and Mrs A full line of Sloans remedies Mr Lucieu RSmith son of Hou Geo W Wills of Tho Square died W M Smith has been in the citj on sale at Elgins drug store hiHt WndnRfidtiv of bowel trouble John B Wilkius an Aliensville The little one was only sick a few for some days the guest of his aunt Mrs W S Hale grocer mudo an assignment last days week J M Kussell ol Elktou was Mrs ClemeuB Uetor has returned Hall Mrs Lucy Hall wife of Mr from a visit to relatives iu Jefferson named as assignee No schedule of Lee Hall a prominent farmer of the ville Iud either assets or liabilities wits given She was accompanied died Montgomery neighborhood to buy two second hand rather suddenly Saturday night of a home by her uiece Miss Grace Col Wanted vin who will spend BOine timo in buggies at Yosts harness shop congestive chill She had been in Christian county Miss Maggie Tucker has secured bad health for several weeks but wan Mr Jos R Armistead Jr one of the school at HajB Chapel for the not thought to Le bo near death a is near the city and door until attacked with a congestion the brightest 3oung men Hopkinsfall session It one of the most desirable Bchools in Sho was ubout 70 years old and was ville has turned out recently has dea highly esteemed christian lady cided to 6tudy for the ministry aud the county Chris will IOOOOO bushels wheat ABERNATnr Mrs Truuio Baylor tian become a preacher of the church Abernathy died Friday afternoon wanted at highest market price See Mrs C T Barker of Elmo her A S White after a protracted illness She was a W H Jesup of Fail- report came from Nortonsville daughter of Dr Baylor of Navasotu daughter Mrs The yesterday that Mr Win Mills who had been sick for several weeks was Mr Mills is in a dyiug condition mMmwimwimumMm f Throwing mV n t I stt m wm It AWay Its the 4methlhg if y u pay too much mouey for tho goods you J buy or buy from tho housfn who advertise to givfl yoil sotnuthihg for nothing Of course the fiijfimy Is thrqwu away Its n quiet aud easy way to empty your purse Butfs i busl- ness Isnt it a bettor plan to save n little hero and there on your purdhaSo havhig a reserypd fund iu your purse V mi 1 1 Po-rti-n- a Po-ru-n- a 1 A strong feature of our business aud we insist upon its beiug carried out to tho letter is that every item leaving our store must bevofjhef right quality 1 and at 8ff The Lowestlfr 1 U Possible Ptice Quality amounts to little unlesS the price ue fair Low prices are not bargains unless quality is theie We combine them Rejoidoliud buy Perfection iu style aud assortment Suisfactioti in quality and price These are youis if you cumo to seo us dur ing our SPEGIAL BUCKNER LOCALS CO Real Estate Agents OFFICE OVEH FIEST NATIONAL BAtf K Buy sell Dealers In all classes of rcalestate ana rent jj HorKiNsvnan Ky Good Whiskey is both doctor and Ionic Better o k ug Ihm many doctors better taming than all medi ciues For general family nee noth ing equals whiskey and HARPER Whiskey is pre eminently tho family whiskey W R LONG For sale by Clearing Out Sale We have put a price on all our goods that will move them out Yours truly V Hopkinsville Ky 1 KY Everybody Should Read Their Home Paper to rend It for Nothing Heres Do you waut tho semi weekly Ken tuckian delivered FREE to you for 10 weeks If so purchase from us goods to the amouut of S3 00 thiee dollars and tho paper will be delivered to youraddress free of charge Tickets given with each ten cent purchase We carry a full Hue of every thing usually found iu a first class drug store All goods guaran teed strictly pure and of the very best Prescriptions have our quality prompt and careful attention et all hours day or night Telephone 149 We kindly solicit your patronage Very Respectfully L P Miller u chance well known in this city Webb has a full line of buggies and phaetons that must be sold Bound to have money Come and see The Henderson Gleaner of Satur day says Chas Campbell was brought out for trial yesterday morning on the charge of shooting C N Crowder the L N flagman Thecaewas continued to Tuesday next by Judge THE HOPKINSVILLE i Great Slashing Sale 5uuw UAttoumiuwutfC OFFICE FHON8G7 4 Sandefuron account of the abfecceof Crowder the maiu prosecuting witness who was not well enough to appear BIG barpraiu 5100000 worth of first class city property for sale or exchange lor farm or good payiug hotel Answer this otfice John Moayon has closed a contract with Forbes it Bro for tho work of Continues With Unabated Interest The Great Crowds Attest the Wonderful Money Saving Values Alany new Bargains added to 26 Up YEARS IN HfE ni PHONE 107 3 SAMf 0L0 STAND UIIiTOKNOK I I COUKTEST an 5 ell 3011 Stairs in Henry Block Op Opera House and will do it if you will tome and see m large stock of n The Druggist and Stationer Ragsdale Cooper Cos Block FURNITURE AND KINDRED BRANCHES My expenses are light as I am up stairs and I will make it pay you to come and seo me 1 am prepared to do Undertaking in nil its branches lam also a practical EIUBAOIER Refer you to those that have seen my work shelviuir his biir store room on Main street recently occupied by Wiufree Bros AboutSept 15 he will move from his old stand on the corner ol Virginia aud Ninth and consolidate his own stock and The Famous Btock iu one store at the new stand Bleep the general smash Incontinence of water duriug stopped immediately by Dr E Detohons Axti Diuretic Cities children and adults alike Price 51 Sold by R C Hardwioe Druggist Hopkinsville Ky A pleasant moonlight was given bj Mr and Mrs E A Stowe at their home near Julean Friday night Fol lowing is u list of those present Misses Ora and Berta BakeY Mary rAz and Annie Nance Aldie Brod zie and Miunie Yon s Ethel i ndL r line Wadliugton Vivian Joneb mire Claggett Mattie Sue Browning Mag ie Graves Mary and Reua Collins aura Williams aud Cora Blackwell of the county aud Misses Ethel Wil of Bon of Ma j field Gillie Copass Tennessee and Estelle Clay of Ala bama Messrs Lucian Dade Claude Wadlington Thos King Fox and Frank Holloway Lewis and Law rence Broiiie Hurry Robinsou Robt Shelton Dr Caudle Jas White Lewis RiiRsell Harry and Dan ClagWilliam Stowe Mr Clay Alex ivor6hiner Eugene ArmiBtead and Tom Howell BASSETT Texas and was 35 years of age was married to Mr Abernathy in 1890 and leaves ouo child a little son about six years of age Mrn Aber ¬ nathy spent much of last winter with her parents iu Texas and it was thought when sho letuiued iu the spring that her health was much iin- roved but a relapse came and ended C er life Mrs Abernathy was a most esti mable christian woman and her lova b e character aud noble trials caused She ier to be universally esteemed wis a member of tho Ninth Street Presbyterian Church and the funeral ervices were conducted by her pas Saturday afternoon aud the inter meut followed iu the Cemetery Shanklin Mr Herbert S Shank lin died Saturday July 2iinthe2Gth vear of his ago lie had been sick for three weeks with typhoid fever from which disease his youug wife had just recovered when ha was taken ill Mrs Shaukliu was Miss Georgia Gregory and the young couple were married April M The youug and happy bride of one hundred days ago is uow a widow bowed dowu with the grief of her great bereavement Mr Shanklin was a son of Mrs Sue Shaukliu and was a young man of raauygood traits of character and had a large circle of friends who sincerely mourn his untimely death The interment took place Sunday afternoon Cash paid for Bonds and ank Stoch She view the hitters daughter Mrs Geo Money loaned at G rer c t in 1 OO Oil in Christian County I have iu my hands for salo a fine farm of 607 acres on which there aro sure signs of petioleum There is h well on the farm 9K feet deep aud in tho Spriug of tho ye the water is so strong with Uerosiii that the stock will not drink it This farm must be sold If you want to get rich write or calfon W y Hale atty tlopkiuHville Ky 11 r A W PYLE 5 mrrrjwjr KftWViftww F iDReii8liawr THOMPSONS OLD STAND Furnitu JXWj and Undertaker uVVVtW Minims of Trenton aud Mrs Moody sums of Sl500 and upwards on good also of Trenfou were iu the city farms in Kentucky and Tennessee yesterday not exceeding per cent of appraised value Duellings to sell nr rent Dr J D Clardy returned yester GARNETT CO day from Washington iu line spirits WALTER Fand Insurance Agents Financial over getting his anti regie resolution through Congress it get safely through both Houses and became a law and the President assured himthat ho would put it into effect i New Stock 3est G oods and L6VrEJST PEICIDS New and Elegant Funeral Car for tho Undertaking Department Dick Everett a Practical Undertaker of 20 years experience has charge of this branch of our business tr The Epworth League party frm this city consisted of MeBsrs Hoiacj Condy and L L Elgin Mrs M E Lowry aud MiBses Jimmie ElJis Lot tie McDampl and Nannie Starling All returned Saturday exceptiug Mr Condy who will remain two weeks longer in Torouto visitiug relatives Following is a list of these registered at Cerulean Sunday Misses Louise Downer Georgia Williamson Nora Greer Lula Henderson and Messrs D G Wiley R H Anderson J K Gaut Herbert Richards H C Richards Major WooldridgeW E Rngsdale W M Hancock W J Williamson M D Mendel T B Usually found in first class groceries at all time can be found in our mammoth store Give us a call No 8 Alain Street HOPKINSVILLE KY POSITIONS GUARANTEED Hon Enter at any time Cheap board Send for free Illustrated catalogue Vegetables Fresh from the gar- ¬ DraughOIlS dens every morning such as peas beans cu- ¬ cumbers tomatoes etc 133 ravmi MATJdMONlAU kuj The Caldwell county fair is now n sure go Tho dates huve been fixed for September 2i 10 aud October 1 and 2 It will lin linlfl qf Prinpntnn and promises to be one of the best fairs ever held in thn nnnntv At n Celebrated for its great Jeaveuing recent meoting of the directora of the strength and healtbfulness Assures fair association the following oilicers President f R Tnvil tfee food ogninat alum and nil forms were elected M Tntirnnn AoaiUnnf adulteration common to the cheap SfiorntnrV E of Secretary Shelly Smith and Treas ItMttfll AKIN ftnhnrf TTinlfAtr nnrl Minn AnniA Martin Christian county Koutuoky C illiftci mnnoia ntnvA UmilJCU Vtn UlJMllU ilti lrl wpuiOf MOID vmHiirl JJ well yesterday afternoon Clarks Mile Chronicle VSIWV1- POWDER Absolutely Pure AKlNarOWDEB CO NBW TAt TORE urer UU uurrcu ju Williamson jot White Max d surpassed Loweuthal Geo Hart W L Bam- ¬ berger H A Phelps L C Rags dale all of Hopkinsville Mr E E Wash and daughter and Misa Fran E B CLARK CO cis Caldwell Walloaia David ShoulOITV JIAKKKT HOUSE ders Montgomery S Hesse Cincinnati Louis Aach Aliensville W B Shaw T B Shaw C N Manning P A Blane Cadiz Jno R Wylie Lucieu M Carr Princeton Ulher visi tors at the spriugs are Robt Flet Insurance lowest rates cher jaud family Louisville Mrs ABSTRACT OFFICE Carrie Vaucleve St Louis Misa Next to Court House Emma Blumenstein Nashville Jas West and family Mrs Ike Hart Mrs Mutt Sell ol Onto C H Mortou Mrs Max Lowenthal Hopkinsville E C Cunningham Tho H C Herudon farm in South Clarksvillo Christian will be sold at onca regard ¬ less of price Will sell as a whole or Dr R W GainPB now in his 83rd will divide it to suit the purchaser year coutiuues very ill and will prob- If you want a good farm writo to or ably live but a short while Ho has call on been moved to the residence nf Mr Walter S Hale Attorney at Law Fairleigh W E Ragsdale dr J W Downer and little daughter Ike Hart John McCarley W E Howe J E Moseloy Dr G O Moseley V Our Prices Are as low as can be found in the city and quality of goods un- ¬ TeXt Bookkeeping Penmanship Shorthand Typewriting Telegraphy etc The most thorough Practical and progressive schools of the kind in the world and the btsl iatronued ones in the South Indorsed by bankers merchants ministers and others Four weeks In bookkeeping with us are equal to twelve weeks bylheold plan Their IresldentlsauthorofDrauEhonaNewSystemofBookkeep lnp which cannot be taught in any other school Conn fin eivento any college If we cannot showmnri written nnnllrattAna cnr Kvvrw 00 U Ui U U stenographers received in theaj twelve months than any other five Business Colleges 11 me au buuw iu nave icccivcu in inc paSl JiVi t years we expenu more uuwi mi money in me imerest 01 our nmpiovment uepanment than any other Bus College InTenn lakes in as tuition S5OPOP Amountwe have deposited In bank as a guarantee that we have In the past ful- niiea ana win in tne mture luuni our guarantee contracts HOMB STUDY We have prepared especially for home study books on Bookkeep ng Shorthand and Penmanship Write lor price list Drauohon I now have a position as bookkeeper and stenographer for the Southern salary 87coper month loweltallto your books on bookkeeping I5clrl50n3any ofH Pi shorthand prepared for home study Ir I Armstrong Pine Bint Ark Practical GQ f Idf lmBt Seasonable PRUS SKiSrKS Mention this paper Nashville Tenn nwctL r Ff Illds lorsyluuiQrocerles 1 WHEAT at Bids will be received on 4 tierces of lard kettle rendered 6 bbla of granulakd sugar 4 bbls of N O MolasBesj 10 bagB coffee 10 boxes Pretty soap 10 boxes Greenwich lye to be furnished to Western Keutucky Asylum for the lusaue Hopkinsville Ky Prices to bo on goods laid down IN at Hopkinsville All goods to be first class iu quality Goods will be selected from tho lowest aud best bids Moth Balls Packing Camphor Hon ¬ on each article The right is reserved to reject any and all bids Bids duras Sarsaparilla Disonfectants of must be handed in at First National all kinds and a complete line of Bank by 10 oclock a in July 28 Elastic Cottage Paint AIbo 1000 lbs bacon sides A Ai Anderson White Lead Linseed Oil and Tur ¬ Stewart f Call No 32 J T Hall city scavenger can be reached by telphone at any time criminally assaulted white girl was lynched at GriffinjQa A negro who Scavouger pentine and family paints Come to See Us Polk Cansler Hopkinsville Ky Nil L O JNINTH COOK N DEPOT ST lUAXMACV t in j

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