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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: July 30, 1897

Hopkinsville Kentuckian: July 30, 1897 Hopkinsville Kentuckian 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1897 hop1897073001_sn86069395 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hopkinsville Kentuckian: July 30, 1897 Hopkinsville Kentuckian Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 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79 Tan Fat Leather and Calf all styles our S5 goods Good Fur Hat 98 cents for 3 75 Misses Oxblood Shoes luce and me Furnishing Goods Mena Laundried Shirt8 25 cents AT Mens Shirts 23 JJ cenis Ladies Oxfords 98 cents cents Oxblood tan tan 2 cents 0 A P 7 Oxblood Hose 9 Ladies Oxfords 1 48 Cents wrens pleated bosom very best Lisle Thread Hose Percale 14 23 WOrtll Cents Ladies Hand Turned Oxfords Tan and Black at 1 48 Ladies Ton Shoes lace at 1 48 ov Monarch ored ttnib col- - Shirts white and SJKcerttS French Balbriggaq Underwear 23 Cents Leather Belts 15 a Good ciiance cents PERTEE VOO CO Sign of the Big Boot m rvaavajaTteTvviS bk j 4 Public Appreciatioici Nerves our efforts and we are showing our appreciation by the prices we are making J 1 J Goods you are thinking of link us with your thoughts and we will convince you that the best is not to good if prices are right If It Is Hisli Class Pfceinemfoer ZZa A Harness saddles blankets collars Back bands names chains etc an elegant line of Lap Dusters and carry trie LtfKLrSST stocK and give i That wo can fshow you any thing you may need in iu vuttsi I prices F 207 South Main A YOST GO Unlontown Telegram The teacherB of tho couiity aro haw Leo ing the best Institute they have ever Ion H D Allen of Morganfield held The attandanco ib very large Hull aged seventy years of Mont is au nvawed candidate for the Domo gomery Ky died suddenly in jn aud much interest is boing taken ia cftttio n6nliualion for Congress in chair His wifo died in th sairfo this district Aftor a serious con- the work tnattuer a few days ago Prof Petermau ia a capital conduc- ¬ templation of the matter Mr Allen 1 he Eclipse on Time tor aud everybody is pleased with the The annular eclipse of the sun has at laat decided to enter tho field way he dispatches business scheduled for 780 yesterday morning much to tho delight of his many A program committee o which arrived on time dud lasted about friends not alone in his home county Miss Jennie West ia chairman pre- ¬ tlireo hours The him assumed a but all over the entire Second dis- pares the program from day to day crescent shape which waB easily seen trict It is too early yet to begin the Tuesday night Prof Peterman de¬ through a smoked glass The duy fight but when the proper time ar livered his lecture on teaching It is wub bright and the bhow was free to rives Union countys candidate will a talk that always pleases even the nil who cared to look enter into an energetic canvass of the Clmrlle Oitinpbull Hold Over district and coutinue it to a success- ¬ most critical of audiences Tho adThe examining trial of Chas Camp- ful end with that same vim and deter dress is not only instructive but bell for shooting Flagman C N mined energy which has ever charac abounds with practical BUggestion and touches of humor that make it Crowder was held Tuesday at Hen terized his past actions All who dersou ami Campbell was held over know him will unhesitatingly join us exceedingly interesting After the opening exercises on and His boud hxed at 2000 At last in our avowal that a search throughaccounts he had not given the bond out Wednesday morning Miss Pattie the entire Second district could Bartley recited by special and was still in jail The grand jury request not result in the discovery of a more a humorous piece by Eugene Aram meets in September Crowder wab able to attend the trial thoiough gentleman able scholar or entitled Seein Things Miss Bart man better qualified to fill the posi- ley 18 a pupil in tho tenth grade ofc enllct for tlio Defendant tion to which he aspires than H D the public school and haB already The jury in the case of George T Allen For years he baa stood at the made quite a reputation 38 an elocu Sadler vs the American Surety Com head of the Union county bar and as tionist by her recitations which never pany of New York for 2500 which an orator his ability is unquestiona- fail to make a hit Several subjects were discussed by had been engaging the attention of ble as his numerous oratorical fights for Democracy in the past have clear- the teachers and Prof Peterman tools the Todd county circuit court for the ly shown No one can deny that part in some of the discussions past week returned a verdict Tues- Union county should this time fall In the afternoon arithmetic day evening for the dufeuse The and Profs Sollee Brown and case attracted a great deal of atten- the Congressional office and with thiB acknowledged factin view and with Dietrich and Miss Mattie Walkec tion and a large number of witnesses such a competent man to trust the were the principal speakers This were examined peoples interest it is safe to proph- was one of the most interesting disTim Tobacco Hoard of Trade esy that Mr Allens candidacy will cussions so far held Yesterdays session was opened witb The Hopkiusville TobaccoBoard of terminate in naught but success a discussion of grammar which Trade on yefterday suspended all HAVING TROUBLEbrought out a number of good sales of tobacco until August 10 upon speeches the request of the tobacco markets of That Allied Ticket May rail Through Since Geogiaphy was then taken up Miss Cincinnati and Louisville The obthe Kcntucklnn Kxposure Lelia Miser J M Burnett and others ject is to give the tobacco men a short The Republicans and Palmerites discuBsingthe subject Several membors Bummer vacatiou In the afternoon the first subject are having trouble in getting up their of the local board will take tripB to was Civil Citizens Fusion Ticket as it is to anan MissGovernment Miss Buch ¬ thernouutaius and others will join Jennie West MrB S D theOld Poiat excursion bo called On Tuesday night they Allen Misb Effie Wood J G Wright held another meeting and nominated aud J A Wardroper wore the princi- ¬ hcliree Ciiinn Meeting to the arrangement men in the Second aud Fourth pal speakers and the discussion waev According closed by Prof Peterman agreed upon two months ago the Se Wards United Stateb History was nexi The young man selected for the bree camp meeting will commence on Fourth Ward indignantly refused to taken up and diecussed by J M Cal- ¬ Tuesday next Aug 8 The meeting run on a mixed ticket He even re- vin U L Clardy and others Then followed Miss McDaniel witb will Jast in teen days and prepara- quested the Kentdckian not to mentions have been made to accommo- tion his name in connection with tho a talk on the duties of Trustees and date everybody There will be a matter It is also known that Mr Mr W 1 Fowler with a discussioa conspicuous absence of the usual John Moayon who has heretofore ex on school Jaws The session will close at noon trw lemonade stands cake tables etc as pressed a willingness to run in the uo bartering will bo permitted on the Second now declines to have any day The two subjeclB for discussion grounds thing to do with politics and espethis morning are School Discipline by cially that kind of politics Vlneil a Second Time The nominee who it is said was Walter Knight and School Laws bp Mr H II Bryant of Gracey about Other exercises asked to run in the Seventh Ward Hon J W Morgan a mouth ago was insulted by nn old was questioned by a Kentdckian rep- will bo of an informal character The Committee on Resolutions wilt negro named Joe Chappell and chas- resentative and declined to admit report It consists of W E Gray JL that he was a candidate He laugh tised him with a stick The negro had him arrested and ingly said it was too early to talk vet GWright MrB Ella Walker and tried in the county court here and a Tlie opinion is growing that he too Misses Lelia tfiser and Daisy Hich fine of S250 was assessed against Mr will pull out ot tue combino when he COUNTY POLITICS nnas oui wnai it is trying to accomBryant Nominations were also made On Tuesday Mr Bryant was again plish arraigned in the same court to an in the First and Third Wards but if Democratic Ticket to Jle Nominated Next Monday swer a suit lor damages Chappell the men selected have agreed to run claimed to have a sire on his hand as they have not yet aunounced the fact The Democratic County Committee theiesult of his whipping Mr Bry Ab both are in public business it is of Christian couuty will meet next ant introduced several witnesses to by no means certain they will take a prove that the old man hurt Ihb hand step that will antagonize four lifthsof Monday for the purpose of selecting the white people of the city candidates for a county ticket There by a fail from a hayloft So far eb the public is advised only are twenty eight members of tho com ¬ The jury of four white men and two negroes fiued Mr Bryant S200 two wards have been definitely fixed mittee and nil candidates have re- ¬ These are the Fifth aud Sixth where Au appeal will of course be takeu quested that the committee Belect tho tue present incumbents are anxious A Lunutlo KHctipes candidates There are candidates to succeed themselves Deputy Jailer Grady received a pos In tho meanwhile the colored vot- for nearly all of the offices and a full tal to day from Seporintendent Gar ers are doing some talking Several ticket will be nominated Mr Job diner of the Western Kentucky asy of tho leaders openly declare that nomiuee for K ForbeB will be the Couuty Judge and will thoy must know exactly what offices lum at Hopkiusville informincr him they are to get before they elect to go in to win that Jack Brigman of this county office Mr Albert Kelly will be the nomi- ¬ men who claim to belong to ono had escaped from that institution nee for Circuit Court Clerk and Chiei aud was now at large Brigman was party hold conventions witu another of Police J Sol Fritz will be on tho carried to the asylum about Bix weeks and vote with still another ticket either as County Clerk or by Mr Grady and he is consid ago Sheriff GEORGE W CAYCE DEAD MR ered a dangerous lunatic He is es There are three or four candidate pecially duugerous towards one man for Jailer They are L L Nichols Wealthy Citizen Dies of Old who lives uearBrigmans homo in An Old nml S L Hord ond J A Miles Age the Clarks river section The officers For Assessor J G Yancey J J hero will keep a lookout for the man Mr George W Cayce died at his Ogburu and Leo King are aunounced as it is probablo that he will return home near Beverly Wednesday night candidates to his home Piducah News H B Crunk wants the nomination the 28th iust in the 91st year of his for Surveyor aud W T Vaughau for Didnt Know it Wus Loudod age Coroner and both will be chosen A fatal accident happened near He had been in failing health for Prof U L Clardy nnd Prof Johtt Dawson Tuesday afternoon Some a year or more and last August was Sollee are candidates for School young men had been engaged in tar rendered helpless by a stroke of pa- - Superintendent There nro no announced candidate get practice among them John Scott ralvsis from which he had only par- for County Attorney and Representa- ¬ a young man of that neighborhood tiaily recovered tives but good men will be found for Scott had been shooting at the mark His death was duo to a and as he thought had emptied his cline incident to old age general de- these positions pistol He then turned and pointed The committee will meet at 10 Mr Cayce was a man of the weapon at Frank Castelle a thir wealth and had for fifty years large oclock at tho city court room ond nil been ot the members are expected to be boy who had been ono of tho most prominont farmers in present watching the fun When he pulled tno county the trigger the pistol fired and youug Ho was a member of tho Shortage In Wheat Castello fell mortally wouuded The church Ho leaves a largo Christian number ball entered the boys neok Tho ac of descendants in the That there is an actual shortage in cident happened about a mile west of widow to whom he wascounty nlso a wheat in tho Argentine Republic has married nnvDawson and Scottimniediately went eralyearB ago been demonstrated by the chartoring to the latter place aud surrendered to The interment will tako placo this of several big ships at San Fraucisco tho city marshal Ho seemed to bo afcemoon at the fumily burying Cali to carry wheat to Brazil Those greatly affected by the uufortunato gi ou ud ships will carry a large store of grain affair He was takou to Madisouvillo to tho Brazilian capital tho first time Tuesday night and lodged in jail to Collector Yandell qualified and await an oxaminiug trial took charge of tho revenue office at in tho history that a cargo of that kind baa gone from there to tho port Owensboro Wednesday A party of 150 men will leave ChiBrazil has always depended upon th cago next Saturday for the Klondike Daniel Roper a Terre Haute iiro Argentine for its wkoal supply hem gold fields man wm killed by live wire tofore Grny Ky iMi iiuo niiivir July 28 -- Mr A was-discusse-d teen-yeur-o- ld ti lm 33 fypklntviilt ItntttcfcUn JHERE t GOLD IN ALASKA ONCE i But wo offer you a golden opportunity at home to mako it by buying goods from us during this Sale ALE TO BEGIN AT AND CONTINUE 10 DAYS I ITS AN UNMERCIFUL SLAUGHTER To our Friends and Patrons We beg to announce to you that iu selling our Btook of Shoes prompted with a desire to devote our undivided attention to our DRY GOODS and NOTION business We shall iu the future thepe departments more attractive than ever whore you will at S6 00 make all times find all that is new aud novel aud the very best quality the 4 50 Iudeed it shall be our motto to lead all competition 3 25 market affords in 6tylo quality and price 25 wo were Rugs Rugs comment is necessary Read the following prices worth worth worth worth worth worth T RUGS the story Read the following prices They tell SbOO 1 No further 409 for 48x84 largest Bize Smvruas 290 for 36x72 largest size Smyruas 2 09 for 30xGO largest size Stnymas 1G9 for 26x54 largest size wyrnas 109 for 21x45 largest size Stuyrnus 89cts for 8x32 largeGt size Smyrnas 1 175 1 25 We solicit your patronage t 109 for a 36x72 Brusseline Itug worth 99ets for a 80x60 Brusseliue Rug worth 47ct8 for a 27x54 Brusseline Rug worth 27cts for a 18x32 Brusseliue Rug worth 99ots for a 30x60 Jupaueso Rug worth 1 29 for h 86x72 Japanese Rug worth 75 75c 1 50c 50 2 80 For you to miss some This sale is no catch penny advertisement every article we offer is exactly as represented of the wholesome bargains we offer especially in our carpet silk and furnishing goodfl d partments would be foil if you need them now or even a year hence it will be to your interest to buy them now any we August a cold day Salts to sell goodsincheaper when we permitWell do than competitor meet any price on anything Carpets Mattings Oil Cloths Linoleums great the loss they must go however Tremendous Stock of Curtain Shades at 25 pvr cent less than the market price I French Or 19c ndi s si 5 At less than they have ever been sold in this city be- ¬ Here is our prices to day heretofore we have fore been selling them at 30 and 35 cents our price now to move them quickly UGS a unheard Of prices To appre ciate the magnitude one must see them Come early IS- - We offer all of our 1 3J In order to move our Carpets quickly we put the knife 60 deep thai the life blood and marrow of- them will stream out cf the house at once Dont put off until to morrow therefore that which you can best to day Shirt Waists at cost of manufacture We have quite a lot we offer at half price 100 Waists for 50c We offer y Wash Goods All of our wash goods must go regardless of value 8 cts 12 cts 15 cts 18 19 have cut such hole 1 in the prices that 15 We Whole all of our full yard wide Our 10 and 12J cts Muslins iu ibis sale Our 15 cts Organdes iu this sale Our 20 cts Organdies in this sale Our 25 eta Orguudiea iu this sale Our 30 cts French Orgaudies iu this sale toe I an t llllll love Percales loc These are the best qualities made choice styles of our Novelty Spring and Slimmer ctb cts Beautiful stock Fancy Linen suitings suffer the most severe cut of all Here is a sample 50c quality astouuding pi ice nov 40c quality astounding price now 50c quality astounding price now is s 40c for All GOc AT ONCE Wool Ingrains worth 60c 88c for All Wool Filling Cot Chain worth 45c 25c for All Wool Filling Cot Chain worth 85c f 29 cts 25 cts 19 cts Millinery rv r t for best 10 Wire Trp Brussels worth 5oc- for best 9 Wire Tap Bjussels worth s 47c for best 8 Wire Tap Brussels worth 15 40ofor best Wire Tap Brussels worth 85c 75c 70c 55 e f Dress Patterns Our entire line of Ladies Trimmed Hats at HALF s H5 Body Brussels Moquettes and Velvets shara alike the same fate They never have uor possibly uever will be sold as cheap ogaiu I r 3 We offer Suits for 10 00 Suits for 12 00 Suits for 15 00 Suits for 8 50 at half their regular price I 1 I 25 U 5 00K 6 00 7 50 PRICE Better All sailor hats at manufacturers cost come early We offer you genuine bargains in this departcn iuj Carpet Remnants absolutely 25 per cent less than it cost to make them Heres a chance to carvet iaur room eL FURNISHING GOODS Here we offer money saving attractions to everyone who expects to buy Shirts Underwear Hosiery Gloves Ties Collars Suspenders Sweaters etc We are going to clean them out We have made prices that ought to do so like chaff before a wind Silks We have put the knife deep in our silk depart- ¬ ment and offer values within reach almost of an empty purse 99 cts 99 cts yzT V We beg to announce to our lady friends that we have moved our entire Carpet Stock on the first floor in the room 7 cents for all of our Fancy Shirts u 99 53 S9 G9 worth SI 00 worth 75 cts worth 50 cts worth SI 00 wnrtu si r worth 5125 worth 15 cts bcriveus 11 formerly occupied by our shoe department S119 97 J Celebratedv Drawers vfir ii Linen Drawors cts for tII our Surivens Celebrated Nuiusook Drawers ceuiB lor an our lour piy au ijineu collars our boautiful Veloiir Silks worth Sl50 our elegant black Brocade Silks worth 160 749 our Elegant Silk Dress Patterns worth 1100 850 649our elegant Silk Drees Patterns worth 493 our elegant Silk Dress Patterns black groundswrth 975 50 ctH our Wash Silks worth 90 cts 89 cts our Pig Taffetta Silks worth 125 79 cts our Fig TnlTettii Silks worth 115 53 cts our Fig Taffetta Silks worth 75 cts In fact there are so many bargains in this de- ¬ 5 partment we want space to mention them Richards i V BBB H Hopkinsville Ky V Company n i AS i o 2jojkitt0Ule CJMCWT COOKT HlKECTOKJf Kirst Monday In Februaryterm ihrsnweeksitbird Monday In May trm two week lint Monday in Boptember term uuer anVl Fourth Monday tn February lintBTXAN Flrgi Monday in June teia tftrm six woe weeks I --irth Mondoy lu September tour terra skew cokx OallowaV urcond Monday in April torm threo weeks Kirt Monday In August term two Weeks Sccond Monday in Novembor term three weeks nSroK First Monday In Maj1 term two two weeKi first Monday in August torm two weeks first Monday in September term n THifirt eutucltiatt TROTTINQJIATOHES They Camo to Us from Holland Tho Hardrivorlj There is one distinctly Dutch sport a a Much in Little trtio of Hoods Pills for no mcdl great curatlvo power In so small space They Aro u wholo incdlclno THE BXJLER OF PERSIA Hi3 Palttoo t Tohoraa und SOmo of His Transuras Is especially cliio over contained so NOW IS A GOOD 4 Y I K Tlic IroKcnt Slutfi In Not n Unit Sort word pronounced hard driver is of it Kellou lie in UrtiNUC or Dntoh for n trotting match It was Speech nuil n Mnniilll- from Holland through tho old Dutch ccni Slirft settlers of the colony before New chest always ready nl- ways cfllclcnt always sat- - EZ9 I Tlie present ruler of Persia Is far re Amsterdam was taken by the fleets weeks Isfactory prevent a cold Hj troin blood UiliHtlnofls ww movedand spends much of his is n quiet of Charles LI and renamed Now York or fever euro all liver Ills man time pot that our American cousins got their sick headache Jaundlco constipation etc 25c tering around his gardens In CARDS Iho only 11113 to tako with Hoods Sarsaparllla suit either with his gun or n tweed taste for trotting horses says the Con- ¬ PROFESSIONAL cnincrn temporary Review All classes from w In Htnto purndes he wen re black with u the nobleman to the farmer grow ex ¬ cluster of brilliants In his lint nnd on XWILLUM B HEELY lie sits his horse awk cited over the survivals of the chariot each shoulder Attorney at Lawwardly and waddles when he walks race and their level roods have nat- ¬ and lias a dull lethargic face and man urally led to tho breeding of horses building Main st Plantsrs Bank ner ns though ho were of a drowsy exactly suited for gig driving at high Special Attention Jo tho He Is a eon speed slothful temperament The breed is indigenous to Collection of jUIaimB tinned invalid and is in physical pain Iricsland though many are bred in consequently he Gueldcrland Most of the horses aro most of the time hates ceremonials shaped like a small edition of tho Eng- ¬ His palace hays tlicjNcw Ulttstrntcd lish shire horses short and compact Alagnino Is a medley of brlghtly-puint-cbuildings adorned with with very strong quarters and well fantastic fringes firnbesqileB und wonderful sloped shoulders They do not show paintings of beasts and birds Tho the quality of the Norfolk or OrlofE Orown and Bridge Work a Specialty gardens attached ure charming There trotter as tho neck and head are A STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC are pleasant uvenucs of poplars pines coarser and they have generally a A OFFICE over lucnarus uo a store and myrtles lovely beds of ilowers good deal of hair at the heels but for NEWSPAPER tiny streams and cascades and nt one pace over n short course it is doubt ¬ PRANK B1VE3 end there Is an enormous throne where ful if either could equal them For the free coinage of silver the shah gives public audiences The trotting matches arc run in heats Tho Attney at Law like extraordinary things seen In the shahs liopkinsvilleKy For the Chicago platform residence would till a book Priceless coursing matches except that in each Practice in the Courts of Christian and ad For the Democratic nominees jewels und worthless gewgaws nre a horse must win the best out of three orning counties mixed in reckless and unappreclative courses Office Court St near Weber For the interest of the masses fashion One apartment known as the At The Hague these races are held brilliant room Is nothing but a mass in a fine avenue running from the of mirrors the carpets nre of silk and great wood to the Maalibaan or pa- ¬ AH the latest telegraphic news EWAKFIELDJr every chuir table and piece of wains The course is on Lawyer coting is of gold It is such a place as rade ground All the latest State news Aladdin might have dreamed of and pounded cockle shells and wido Hopkinsvllle Ky AH the latest market reports yet nil around were lying childish toys enough for two gigs to race abreast Office with CalUsSs Wallace canaries that sang by clockwork A 6core of entries is not uncommon shells that opened and out walked The horses are owned by men of all Correct market reports chickens a darkj doll n photograph degrees count baron or farmer and GREAT nK M S MERRIWETHER Correct court reports of Queen Victoria u picture torn out the gigs picked out with gold and of an illustrated paper plaster busts the animals decorated with ribbons Late of Louisville Reliable news reports minus noses and ears and on the cenDentist Honest editorial policy tral table was a gorgeous red plush make a fine show The pairs go off Hopkinsvllle Ky frame containing a photo of some ob with a flying start at the sound of a Office in SummersBullding over Bnesett scure English oflicial In another room bugle and if the two vehicles are not THE WEEKLY LOUISVILLE k Gos Mr Fraser saw exquisite works of art level when they pass the line the DISPATCH AND THE from the salon alongside a horrible ad- buglo sounds again and they start vertisement sheet lovely carved ivory afresh The horses aro steadied and Kentuckian one year for 230 VDREW SARGENT M D These celebrated chalybeate immediately upon jars and ten cent toothbrushes and in as they once more pass the line the peake Ohio Southwestern R Itand nits springsofare situated Ky and 68 miles eastthe Chesa- ¬ 105 miles west of Padu Louisville Physician and Surgeon one corner was a common cheap iron driver shakes the cahKy reins for no whip THE ARCADIA HOUSh is new and neatly furnished with capacity of entertaining 300 per Hopkinsvllle Ky riiesl IlleM Itching Mes is allowed and the pair fly down the sons The owners of the hotel nre also owners of the Springs and the guests of the Arcodin MouRft have free access to the Springs without extra Symptoms Moisture intense itching and Office fifth and Main streets opposite City avenue at top speed their hind legs me montnsorjuneana July ouermany advantages chargo Invalids should remember that topersons visiting the Sprlng3 The dry stinging most at night worse by scratching Court Room pampniets etc tucked under them and their fore- ¬ uu uium suits ure mauuiacturea at inese springs NorII taOLEMAN annly to If allowed to continue tumors form which of COrroprietors Telephone No5 feet coming out like pistons When ten bleed and ulcerate becoming very sore L owavnes Ointment stops the Itching and the final heats are run the excitement nOYDPOOL bleeding heals Ulceration and in mo tt cases grows intense remove th tumors At drugglstfior by mall Barbers Hoods p III I tho Ilardrivorij This delightful TIME Qubaoribe THE U w TO BUILD CH WEEKLY TANDY LOUISVILLE I EN TIST DISPATCH d P amish Complete IPlsirjLS SpecificsutiOELS arid f D AGG THE RICHARDS SUMMER RESORT m DAWSON SPRINGS ARCADIA HOUSE t DAWSON Hopkins County KENTUCKY for 60 cents Dr SwayneA Son Philadelphia 7th street Hopkinsvllle Ky Especial attention to patrons clean Linen f attsfaotorv service Call and beconvliiced i Good pasture for hogs will make them healthier and grow more easily Turu out the hogs iu the clover field DISEASES OP THE SKIN Tho intenso itching and snmrting inci- ¬ Entirely new and first class in all dent to eczema letter salt rheum and other respects Excellent sample rooms diseases of the skin is instantly allayed by npplying Chamberlains Eye and Skin Vand service utiequalled in the city Ointment Many very had cases have been On Double Car Line permanently cured by it It is equally CF efficient for itching piles and a favorite rem L P Kleiderer Props ecty for soro nipples chapped hands chil Henderson Ky blains frost bites and chronic sore eyes For sale by druggists a 25 cents per box Hotel Henderson JUUZAFBH-ED-DI- N The Present Shah of Persia EXCURSION VIA TICKETS 11 THE Illinois Central TO THE R Tennessee And International AT Centennial Exposition Railroad Station in conneotlon with the Illinois Central Railroad call on or adaress your nearest railroad ticket agent Wu Murray Dlv Pass Agent New Orleans by tho Illinois Central Railroad at varying times ratesand limits including a ticket on sale dally good returning unti November J and including tlokets having limit or twenty days fifteen days and seven days also tickets on Tuesdays and Thursdays of each week with limit of fifteen days For full particulars as to whloh of the above applies from your nearest NASHVILLE occasion tickets will For the above be sold Jso A 8cott Dlv Pass Agent Memphis A HHAN80No rAWAKKLONbAoPA Chicago Louisville All The News WORTH READING MsLocal State and National KENTUCKIAN AND THE WILL BE FOUND IN TIIE We have arranged a Clubbing Rate by which we can give 3J3o th 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 order to tho Nl KENTUCKIAN Ky Ilopklrisville W W GRAY T0NS0RIAL WEST SEVENTH ARTISTS STREET ELD BUILDING Clean towols and evorythiug first Give us a call John Steveua who was entombed in the Mammoth Mine nt Gold Finch Ariz on tho dth of July was on the 19th rescued alive bedstead the pillows and Try Dr Cndys Condition Powders they tresses on with floor Everywhere mat was the are just what a horse needs when in bad condishown the same execrable taste tion Tonic blood purifier and vermifuge All the world has heard of the won Sold by R C Hardwick druggist der and gorgeousness of the Persian jewels the At a Bale of Shorthorns at Kaloua found in thelike of which are not to be whole world Bowls tilled Iowa June 17 forty two head aver- with pearls which Sir Fraser said run S76 66 aged through your fingers like grains of m rice trays heaped with diamonds and VOKLOKEKS EAOIAL GEOGRAPHY turquoises and amethysts and thrones PItUNE SYUUP LAXATIVE F ir costive children and bilious adults and chairs entirety covered with magLong Headed People Live in the Paths SSo AT DRUG STOKES nificent diamonds and other jewels of Commerce are to be seen When the present shah The long headed populations seem VOKLOKEKS was crowned it was a very hot day COUGH 1IAL8AM and he slipped away ns soon as pos- to follow tho open country and the EVERY DOSE EFFECTIVE sible after the cerenionj He wus found river valleys The Alpine broad AX DRUGS I ORES 25c sitting in a draught on the corri- headed type on the other hand is al- ¬ Dont breed your animals too dor steps in his shirt sleeves Some ways and everywhere aggregated in young for it makes the pigs less vig- one remonstrated and said he would the areas of isolation Its relative certainly catch cold Oh I am so purity moreover varies in propor orous warm he replied and this thing tion to the degree of such isolation WonUerfull South American UIooU Cure taking off the crown nnd pitching it enjoyed to one side is so heavy I hope I Auvergneor suilered In Savoy and Quickly dissipates all scrofulous shall never have to put it on again it is quite unmixed in Brit- ¬ taints in the system cures pimples On another occasion he took off his tany only a few vestiges of it remain blotches and sores on the face thor headdress which was heavy with cXa- - And yet these few remnants are strict- ¬ oughly cleauses the blood of boils monds nnd threw it into the corner ly confined within the inhospitable T saying carbuncles abscesses and eruptions of the room head cracked am not agoing granitic areas so that the boundaries to have my with load of the two correspond very closely renders the skin clear young and you would escape like that on it Let the stones be re- The spoken Celtic tongue has also beautiful If blood poison with all its train of hor- moved The shah is brusque of speech he is lingered here in Brittany for peculiar rors do not fail to use this masterly reasons Tho main one is the isola- ¬ blood purifier which has performed also a magnificent shot and can shoot tion of tho district which has shel- ¬ a hole through n copper coin tossed such stupendous cures in all cases of in the air He goes off on rough hunt- tered tho Alpine race in tho same shattered constitution and depravity ing trips and bags big game He is way For it is now beyond question of the blood Bad health signifies the best gun in Iersia He is neither that tho Breton the Auvergnat and bad blood Sold by R C Hardwick a fool nor nn imbecile and is a man tho Savoyard aro all descendants of druggist Hopkinsvllle Ky Ho is kindly of the same stock of swift action In nearly ovory case heart and is more apt to pardon n tho Alpine race is found distributed A sow of boar should bo sold be robber or criminal than to condemn fore it is least four mouths old him to death This kindliness makes as Dr Collignon says by a mechan him unpopular for the Persians want ism so to speak necessary and which RELIEF IN SIX HOURS a king to be a king and to the average by tho fatal law of tho orographic con- ¬ Distressing Kidnov and Bladder Persian mind kingship means cruelty ditions of tho soil ought to he as it is diseases relieved In six hours by tho debauchery and extortion In tho unattractive or inaccessible New Great South American Kidney All the food tho shah eats is most areas tho broad hendednoss contors al- ¬ Cure This new remedy is a great carefully prepared and n prince of surprise on account of its exceeding tho royal blood is responsible that no most exclusively in the-- open fortile nromotuoss inrelieviritr nnin in the tricks aro played Every dish n it plains tho cephalic index falls as reg ¬ bladder kidneys back and ovory part is brought from the kitchen is care ularly as tho olovation So closely is of the urinury pnssages in male or fully sealed and the seals are broken this law followed that Dr Collignon female It relieves reteutiou of water in the shahs presence According to affirms of tho central plateau that and pain iu passing it almost imme- etiquette tho shah eats alone For ¬ wnerever one moots an important diately 11 you want quick relief and merly he squatted and ntc from n tray river easily ascended the cephalic in ¬ cure this is your remedy Sold by placed on the floor but now ho has dex becomos lower and brachycephaly R C Hardwick druggist Hopkius been persuaded to sit on a mattress diminishes Prof W Z Ripley in villo Ky and eat from a tablo about a foot high Appletons Popular Science Monthly Between 60 and CO dishes are served Millionaire Cyclists but his majesty oats only two or three llWWAWrVVirVVViVVrYiAYMWMVWAWi Everything is eaten from his lingers pay John D Rockefeller is laving out s Ho loves marrow and one of his prac to thrust his hand Into a dish n cinder bicycle path on his country for your Baking Powder not S tices more You wouldnt pay double tf of rlco and search for tlto bones that estate Boxwood Pocantico hills for price for sugar why pay 50c contain marrow Ho answered remon his own uso His brother William a pound for Baking Powder 3 strances on this practice by saying Rockefeller has 25 wheels n his went to Europe ho JACK FROST 1 that if ho uso n knife and fork would 6tablo for tho uso of his family nnd is the lishtest whitest Bnklnff 5 consent to friends Uo has everything from a Powder Its mire sure nnd air S A Swift Flyer tandem to n motor cycle The wheels txiced Makes the finest bread cakes and 3 biscuits Ouarauteed and sold for 2 Be a S Tho common house sparrow flics at nre kept in his riding qendemy which pound at srood stores like that of 3 the rate of 03 miles an hour ho uses on rainy days WALLIS GROCERY ¬ well-to-d¬ Unlike our flat racing the Har drivcrij victory often falls to some comparatively poor owner of a trotter r The count and the farmer shout en- ¬ couragement as their gigs rush by PRACTICAL and the friends of each are equally demonstrative in their different ways If the farmer wins the success is cele- ¬ mrserm brated that evening with an enthu- ¬ Estimates Solicited and siasm which could not he exceeded in Orders Promptly Attended To Yorkshire The Dutch arc generally Telephone 156G No 183 Noith Collie Street considered a phlegmatic race but they keep an immense reserve of excite- ¬ ment strictly suppressed and when this finds vent not even Italians can be wilder That evening half a dozen o farmers and their wives may be met dancing arm in arm down the Spui straat singing at the top of their voices the owner of the winner boatino time ns ln dnnnos hnnkwnrd I ItEOKGAXIZKD Tennble and experienced instructors A thorough courbo in Ancient and Modern Languages English Mathematics Science Music Art and Elocution in front of them D SULXIYAH Nashville Term PLUMBING GAS STEAM FITTINGS ETHEL pERflALE ggOLLECE Hopkinsville Kentucky tj--d- Session JBesi Sept 1st 1897 renovated Collegiate Preparatory and Primary departments Building Electric lights Hot and cold water Baths Good Faro Catalogues at Hoppers or address Wjr H HARRISON Vice Furniture new President Edmund Harrison Pres State College of KentuckyLexington Kentucky Offers instructions in Agriculture Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineer- ¬ ing three lines of Scientific Study viz Mathematical Biological and Chemical Classics and Pedagogy each of which leads to a degree Twenty eight Professors and assistants Laboratories and museum largo and well equipped Countv appointees receive free tuition matricula- ¬ tion fuel and lights and room reut Traveling expenses also given to ap- ¬ pointees who remain the full collegiate year Board in dormitories 5225 per week in private families 5250 to 53 Board uniform books and washing need not exceed S12000 per year Fall Term begins second Thursday in September Preliminary Examinations first Monday in September For catalogues and other information apply to JAMES K PATTERSON Ph D LL D President NEW BICYCLES FOR SALE JNEWBIOYCLESTOREI EW BICYCLES TO RENT OUR REPAIR SHOP IS 1897 Our Eent Wheels are all now and Up to date And we are prepared to do any kind of repairing on short notice SINGLE WHELS AND TANDEMS FOR RENT Second hand wheels bought and sold ALL WORK GUARANTEED Old Bicycles Ulade Neiv NAT GAITI1ER JOE P FPOOL Old Racket Stand f STOVES REPAIRED JAMES WEST whats Fair GAITHER TOBACCO WEST COMMISSION MERCHANTS Hopkinsville Ky Liberal advances mado on Tobacco Fom mouths Btorago Free JA t Georgia is catching it nil round In addition to u uegro Collector of internal revenue for tho State the oltius of Athens nud Augusta uro to PKNINCS TUESDVY tfOBUSHRD Vi 1RlDl Those bo giveu uegM pottamsters nr appointments doubtless meet with tho CHAS M MEACHAM Hpprovnl of tho while men of Hop usville who cast their first Repub A YfiAR IN ADVANCE k JJCIUITION lioan votos for McKiuley Porhaps L ic idtuj iiuilcenltOctsiUe par line thoy would be till further gratified to tptcia ICkiii n aeuia lino caob lnMIon Imttilhemnttorbroughtcloserhomoto 3tcsf UmUuii ndtQrtltpmenU urnwiKxi on Bppi1 mn them when a postmaster for Hopkinvillo is iippoiuted Iutheso day 3U 80 tWH JTAltf STBBI t of variegated politics it is hard to tell what color will come out of a FIUDAY JULY SO 18f7 IjophiKsoille lentncHiatt JjojiMtwufllc Sleutitdtiatu K t Blood means sound health With puro rich healthy blood tho stomach and di gestive organs will bo vigorous and thero will bo no dyspopsln Ithounintlsm ziiii Neuralgia will bo unknown Scrofula and gait Khoum will disappear With puro Pure 2JLlJr Jl tiJcy iyU A t K u DEMOCRATIC TICKET CLCKK COURT OP APPEALS SAM J SHACKELtfORD of Daviess OIHOUIT JUDGE package especially when eminent an authority is Gon Walter That Is why bo many thousands tako It JFoi roster of Gov Bradleys staff sa a to euro disease retain good health pro vent sickness aud suffering ltcmcmbcr tliiit the most decent men in tho Re p iblican paity as now maco up are the negroes prfzo Your nerves will bo strong and your sleep sound sweet and refreshing eo Hoods Barsaparilla makes puro blood That Is why It cures so many diseases Blood WE HAVE PLAOEO OftK THIS WEEK OUR ENTIRE XINE OF and Black 125 85c Womens Oxfords Black 125 SALE Wo say that it is entirely foisible a id very probable that sixty duys or iesi time will see the Illinois Central miming into Cldrksville How you Is the Ono True Wood Purifier SI per bottle OOSIMONWEALTH 3 ATTOIlNKt uslc cau tuis lo b ougut about so W R HCWELL euro Liver HWj easy to soou Easily enough It is believed nOOCl S FlIlS take easy to operate 25C of Christian inat the Louisville and Nashvillo will not refuse to STATEMENT OF CONDITION The Senate adjourned without con portion of thesell to the I d 0 that Clnrksville Prince OF THE firming T V Poivderleyu uomiua ton lino between G acey ani Clarks tion for tint S5000 job ville Clarksvillo Leaf ourouicle MMMHMHMHHHMUaMM Bank N never sells railroad The L ti another pHge will be fouud the lines In this case there is no proba principal featuros of the tariff bill bility that the I C will be assistt d HOPKINSVILLE -- KENTUCKY twhich became a law luot Saturday in any way to reach Nashville and at the close of business JThe average tax ou dutiable urlicles Clarksvillo July 23d 1897 ua57 per cent the highest tariff rob RESOURCES fbary ever authorized by any bill The day that the new tariff bill bo- - Loans and Discounts tG4ffi 270U5 gpassed by Cougrc30 came a law hilver dropped to alJ Overdrnf U secured ami nnecured 160W0 US lloiuls to secure circulation lr000u Premiums on US Bonds cents an ounce the lowest price ou Stocks securities etc 8025000 Nearly a score of lynchiugs have record The goldbugs and tariff Banking House Furniture fixtures 2UWU0 from taken place during the present robbers are in the same boat and are DueAgentsNational llankij not Reserve 1033 88 from 8vJt7 month Most of them were rapists iu high feather but there is a hero Oue from State Banks and Bankers tSjbSlWi Due sppnved reserve agents Vll 1 Checks nnd other cash Items Illegal executions may not always de- after for these conspirators The Notes of other National Hanks li81U0 ter tliers but it is a fact not denied higher they fly now the harder w 11 Fractional paper currency nickels 89163 cents that the same criminal does not have be the fall when they are brought to Lawful money re erve in bank viz Specie 19G9300 to be lynched twice Redemption fund with US Treasur- ¬ earth again THOMAS P COOK of Cullowuy Hoods Sarsaparilla Ladies and Childrens Oxfords and Slippers Childrens Oxfords Tan and Black 75 50c Childrens oxfordsan Childrens Oxfords Tan and Black 100 60c Womens Oxfords Black 75c 50c 85c f v Womens Oxfords Black 100 75c MVft Womens Oxfords Black 130 100 V First - National These prices are made to move this line of ooods out of tlie iiouse All Honest Made Goods Vjljlvxv- X JtdL M 1rir CJLOTimsrGh A k v Stephen Mallory White of CaliOnly thirty three inhabitants of fornia and Stephen Russell Mallory Dawson City iu tho Klondyke aie of Florida two f the preseut Demo- women cratic Senators are first cousins Living Expenses Increased There are many such instances in the Following are some of the burdenHouse but it is a rare occurrence for 4wo men of tho same family to serve some duties placed upon food and wearing apparel by the Dingley bill together in the Senate which will be felt by the people when the present btocks are exhausted Charlie Wheeler has been placed Jellies raised 5 cents hy Speeker Reed on the Militia ComOranges and lemons more than mittee Charlio is not much of a double Nuts increased 1 cent a pound warrior but ho cannot begin hostiliMeats raised 5 per cent ties iu a better way than by having Chicory made 1 cent a pound it Czar Reed shot for usurpation of au- was free kthority Chocolate raised a half ceut Salt 12 cents per 100 pounds it was free A man went to Hopkinsville for the Plushes and velvets changed from Tsolo purpose of committing suicide 40 per cent to 9 cents a yard and 25 aud hiding his identity from the per cent Ready made clothiug and cotton world Wo have ofteu heard that SEopkineviilo was a prood place in generally increased 10 per cect Hosiery raised 15 per cent which to die Murray Ledger Floor matting from 3 to 8 cents Thats because we have an advan was free Collars and cuffs iucreaseJ lu per ttage over places like Murray iu being cent located closer to Heaven Lace goods raised 10 per cent Dress goods advanced 20 per cent Mr Jas R Rash of Earlington Carpets increased from 18 to 60 has decliued to accept the Demo- cents n yard Silks raised 15 per cent cratic nomination for Senator ten Beads trimmings hats etc in dered him by tho Hopkins county creased from 15 to 50 per cent committee Mr RaBh says he does Boots aud shoes and umbrellas adnot think he could uuite all of the vanced 5 per cent Spectacles and eyeglasses increased elements opposed to the party iu power aud Bteps aside in the interest 10 per cent Cutlery and scissors raised 20 per of party harmouy and success He cent s a Democrat who holds party sue Pens changed from 8 to 12 cents a ess above his personal ambitious gross Hair and hat pins increased 10 per Forty two goldbugs and three sil- ceut Sugar raised 1 cent a pound ver men in the Senate voted for tho Pieserved vegetables raised 10 per Dingley bill aud thirty two silver cent Eggs iucreased 2 ceuts a dozed men aud three goldbugs against it Cider advanced 5 cents a gallon The lines dividing protection aud Hay onions aud honey doubled tariff refoim aud monometallism and jreeu peas 4U cents a bushel were currency reform are almost identical free Scarce money and high tuxes are Flowers 25 per cent were free Potatoes raised 10 cents a bushel twin evils that the Republicau party Vegetables generally increased 20 nust answer to tho people for while per cent we are waiting for the General Fresh water fish and mackerel aud halibut advanced a quarter of a cent The Chicago Chronicle and BufiVo a pound Courier Record leading Boltocratic The President has annouueed a papers last year have auuotiuced number of recess appointments u their return to the Democratic party inong them Tracewell of Indiana to The Louisville Post would like to do be Controller of the Treasury and to be Commissioner Gene tho samo thing if it know how to do Powderly rat of Immigration it gracefully The Post iB losing the H N Bos worth a timber inspecopportunity of a lifetime by not re forming its politics and becoming an tor for the Southern railroad was thp cars at Bristol Teun of the Dis killed by afternoon patch It tried to make a landing 8100 ileirurd S100 Just Bpriug but had a relapse when The readers of this paper will be Cheerman Buyuom ordered tho pleased to learn that there is at least Louisville ghost dance that material oue dreaded disease that scieuce hus been able to cure iu all its stages and ized Jim Hindiuau that is Catarrh Halls Cu turrit Cuie is tho ouly positive cure known to tho Tho Diuploy bill beenmo a law at medical frutcruity Catarrh being a 407 p m Suturday July 21 to be constitutional disease requires a con exact Its effects wiirbo felt by tho stitutioual treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is tukeu internally uctiug dir nnnnln hv this timo next roar Take ectly upon tho blood aud mucous sur h ten dollar bill to ony store in Hon faces of tho syttem tiioroby destroy JmiBvillo to day and buy nil you can ing tho foundation of tho disease and with it Thou repeat tho perform- giving tho patient streugth by build ing up tho constitution aud ussistiug ance baying tho samo articles this nature in doing its work Tho protimo next year and you cau figure up prietors have bo much faith in its for yoursolf how much you have been curative powers that they offer One held up for And while you uro ex Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure Send for list of testi perimenting koop in miud tho nddi monials Address tional fact that tho S10 bill itself is F J CHENEY CO TolodoO constantly uudergoiug a shrinking Sold bv Druggists 75 Hairs Family PiIb are the best process Due from Total er ft per cent of circulation U d Treasurer other than percent redemption fund 720 00 2 60 38 11103071 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid In t bJ00000 3U33fi SarpluHfund Undivided profits lJ0d40 HUHJoo National Bank votesoutatandlng Dividends unpaid 117300 Individual lirposlts subject to check 15516189 Demand Ccrtlllcntes of deposit 2000 Total J4U0W71 Tiios W Long Cashier 11103 W Long Jnihler of the above named bank do solemnly swear that the ajove statement is true to the best or my knowledge and belief Subscribed aud sworn to before me this 29th day of July 1897 IIlIJllIfIi F An SHOE CO j W r m lEuo i f l I EXPERIENCE Correct Attest UeoC Long i Directors J W Downeii JOHN MUA YON Walter Kelly NP Interest Account of Hi Corn Land Wheat Was Hade to Yield OFFICIALS ILLINOIS CENTRAL ll xzsxx Thry JHukeuXlyluj Visit to the City Till Week Bushels per Acre The president aud other high offi cials of the I C road tuude a trip of iuspectiou over the O- - V mo this week Tlify were iu TTnpkinsville for aUuut uvu houid Wetlueduy after uouu arriving ou u special traiu In the party were the following PieaicJeut Stuyvesaut gentlemen Fibh if New York nud his secretary Mr M Uutaii Second Vice President J T Hurahau of Chicago and hih aecietaiy T V IIuwhou General Superintendent W J Hurahau and his secietary Leo Moiris Assistant Geuerrfl Suptriuleudeut M Gilleas Division Superintendent of the O V L A Wadhiugiou The party tuok a ride about the city in a carriage and letnaiued only long enciigh to meet the lepreseuta tives of the press and a few city official The President was of course very noL coimuiltal about his plans and intentions upon taking charge of the road Ho said the actual transfer would tako place at midnight Satur day July 81 and the traiuB on Sun day would be uuder tho uew manage 1 ¬ W j ft A South Christian farmer was in our office Friday July 23 and stated that he sowed 72 acres of corn land wheat on 63 acres he sowed Armer BoneIeal 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 the same grade and character of soil Sixty three acres produced 11 bushels more per acre than the 9 acres that were riot fertilized He figured the invest- ¬ ment out as follows Fertilizer used was Armor Bone Meal He used 100 pounds per acre on 63 acres This cost 150 per 100 pounds or 9450 for w It s m the 63 acres ment Mr F sh inquired particularly about the it sources of tho county the amount of business doue in Hopkins ville the markets shipped to and other matters of similar import He was apparently pleased to learn that Hopkiubville hud shown its enterprise by paying liborully for the O V He sold his wheat for 65 cents per bushel and gained 11 bushels per acre on 63 acres by using the fertilizer or 693 bushels g vts i v This at 65c pei bushel equals 45045 Fertilizer 6300 lbs at 150 cost 9450 Net profit from using fertizer 35595 uido-de-cam- road Mr Fish is a fine looking man of about forty live He is of gigantic BtuU almost aud has light vAS hair and moustache nud bluo eyes Ilo is a pleasant nud genial conversationalist but strikes oue as beiug above all things a wide awaUo man of business Ilo announced his intention of returuiug again in the noar future to stay longer Mr Har than will make frequent trips hero Ho remarked that ho was born in Hopkinsville aud still sorter cluim ed this as his homo Lynched by Ono aitui Ky July 29 James Shropshiieu p omineut farmer while Shelbyville threshing wheat had occasion to go to his Iioujo for a belt As Lo ap proached ho hoard the screams of his sister aed 18 aud rushing in Laiud her struggling with a uegro ravlsher named Allen Matthews Tho negro rati and Shropshire seized a gnu and llred two shale us he run tho last shot biinging him down Ho then wont to thu uugio nud emptied his pistol into his writhing body leaving him dead on the ground Shropshiro gave bond for 1000 and returned to 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 the 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 the same results Yours Truly m vts Sf I m CE It KM Forbes TiW 6fe Bro w 22b his work Ml Owousborys popu ation according to tho latest dheotory is 12882 P 3i tmmmrfmmkmwkm9 iwawaaiDHlmwWO Vr iw nvvfr4Mqryiifazt V tyopkituwilli Jicutttchfatu i in mi mii n iiiinniiiTiir m ri i NEW TARIFF BILL Changes That Have Been h- R Exeea UDon dv 1G1CUI U un- VUllllllllllW j iau- - 6 Tho DiF3ronoB3B9lw8ouHho Houbq andaonaw ArorVery Uloar- 1 ly Explained Mr Dlngloy Statoatho Amount o tVi- itf vr Tho Conforence Bill as Passed tho hlouso nnd Sent to tho Senate by j RovonuoThaBxpoototl to Bo TRoouzaa ipallToxt of the Srinrnr Schedule Analysis of the Whole Illll ns Finally Atrrccd Upon i m 5 finally agreed upon by tho house and Is aa follows Sugars not above No 16 Dutch standard In color tank bottoms sirups of cane Juice concrete melada molada concentrated and concentrated molasses testing by the polarlscopo not above 75 degrees 95 per pound and for every additional degree shown by the polarlscopo test 035 of one cent per pound addltlonul and fractions of Vi degree In proportion and on sugar abovo f No 16 Dutch standard In color and On all sugar which has gone through a process of refining 195 cents per pound molasses testing above 40 degrees and not above 5G degrees 3 cents per gallon testing 56 de ¬ grees and aboVe C cents per gallon sugar dralnlngs and sugar sweepings shall bo subject to duty as molasses or sugar as tho case may be according to polarlscoplc Provided that nothing herein con- ¬ test tained shall bo so construed as to abrogato ¬ or In any manner Impair or affect tho provisions of the treaty of commercial recipro- ¬ city concludedTjetween the United States and the king of the Hawaiian Islands on January 80 1S75 or the provisions of any act of congress heretofore passed for tho execution of the same senate-conferees Washington July 20 The tariff hill was pushed through the conference stage yesterday after two hours dis- ¬ cussion before the full conference com- ¬ mittee democrats and republicans conferees offered The democratic amendments to the report but were met with tho statement that it would merely consume time to urge amend- ¬ ments as they would be rejected Ala offered Mr Wheeler dem amendments placing cotton bagging and cotton ties on the free list also a substitute proposition for rebates on these articles These and other amend ments were withdrawn however as there was no prospect of favorable ac tion on them Revcnno Rxpcctcd As to the question of revenue to be raised by tho bill Mr Dlngley in his speech pointed out tho difficulty re ¬ sulting from the large anticipatory im portations The bill next year he cal-¬ culated would raise 225000000 75 000000 more than the present law Over 40000000 had been lost in this years revenues by the importations of wool and sugar and other things the duty on which was raised in the bill so that ho calculated that the bill this year would raise 185000000 New StiRrnr Scheilnlc TWO full text of the sugar schedule as Schedule on Carpets Paragraph 372 Aubusson Axmlnster Moquette and Chenlllo carpets figured or plain amd all carpets or carpeting of like character or description 60 cents per squaro yard and In addition thereto 40 per cent ad valorem Paragraph 373 Saxony Wilton and Tour nay velvet carpets figured or plain and all carpets or carpeting of like charaoter or description 60 cenits per square yara anu in addition thereto 40 per cent ad valorem Paragraph 374 Brussels carpets figured or plain and all carpets or carpeting of like character or description 44 cents per square yard and In addition thereto 40 per cent ad valorem Paragraph 375 Velvet and tapestry velvet carpets figured or plain printed on tho warp or otherwise and all carpets or carpeting- of llko character or description 40 cents per square yard and In addition thereto 40 per cent ad valorem Paragraph 376 Tapestry Brussels carpet figured or plain and all carpets or carpet tngs of like character or description printed on the warp or otherwise 23 cents per of the third class if Imported In condition for use In carding or splnnVng Into yarns or which shall not contain more than eight per cent of dirt or other foreign substance shall be three times the duty to which they would otherwise be subjected The conference restored tho house rates on first and cccond eland wool Paragraph 36 On wools of tho third class and on camels hair of the third class the valuo whereof shall be 12 conts or less per pound the duty shall bo four cents per i pound Paragraph 3M On wools Of the third class and on camels hair of tho third class the value whereof shall exceed 12 conts psr pound the duty shall bo seven cents pet pound t per 3 cents Paragraph 202 Shoddy pound on oils wool extract yarn1 waste thread waste and all other wastes com posed wholly or In part Of wool and not specially provided for in this not 20 cents per pound Paragraph 305 On yarns mado wholly or In part of wool valued at not more than 31 cents per pound tho duty per pound shall bo 2ft times the duty Imposed by this act on ono pound of unwashed wool of the first class valued at moro than 30 conts per pound tho duty shall ha 3 times the duty imposed by this act on one pound of unwashed wool of tho first class and In addi tion thereto upon all the foregoing 40 per cont ad valorem Paragraph 3G7 On blankets and flannels for underwear composed wholly or In part of wool valued at no more than 40 cent per pound the duty per pound shall be the same as the duty Imposed by this act or two pounds of unwnshed wool of the first class and In nddltlon thereto 30 per cent nd valorem valued at more than 40 cenu and not more than 0 cents per pound th duty per pound shall bo three times the duty imposed by this act on one pound ol unwashed wool of the first class and in ad dltlon thereto 35 per cent nd valorem On blankets composed wholly or In part of wool valued at moro than 50 cents pei pound the duty per pound shall be three times the duty imposed by this act on one pound of unwashed wool of the first class and In addition thereto 40 per cent ad valo rem Flannels composed wholly or In part of wool valued at above 50 cent3 per pound shall bo classified and pay the samo duty at womens nnd childrens dress goods coal linings Italian cloths and goods of slmllat character and description provided by till act provided that on blankets over three yards In length tho same duties shall be paid as on cloths Paragraph 370 On clothing ready made and articles of wearing apparel of ever whethei description Including shawls knitted or woven and knitted articles ol overy description mado tip or manufact ured wholly or In part felts not woven and not specially provided for in this act composed wholly or in part of wool the dut per pound shall bo four times the duty im posed by his act on one pound of unwashed wool of the first class and In addi tion thereto 60 per cent ad valorem llvlston and provided nn ad valorem of 0 per cent on tho second t A portion of that part of paragraph 316 elating to plushes civets otc which was aincKon out o int senate was inieriea though In changed form The Insertion Is i proviso to the effect that corduroys com ¬ posed of cotton nr other vogetable fiber weighing secn ounces or over per squaro rnrd shall pay a duty of IS cents per squnro yard and 25 per cent nd valorem In paragraph 820 the senate amendments ro all accepted excopt that reducing the rato on cotton suspenders and braces from 15 to 40 per cent ad valorem The para ¬ graph Inserted by the senate 291V4 pro ¬ viding for nn additional duty of 10 per cent ad valorem on all rcttun yarns liner thnn No 10 single nnd on nil manufactures mado of sucli j ai ns was stricken out by tho con ¬ ference flaw cotton which the senato mado dutiable at the rate of 20 par cont nd val- ¬ orem was restored to tho free list Paragraph 218 relating to cattle as It passed the sonatei wns changed somewhat ns to rates 375 being Ifeetl as the rate on cattle valued at not fflflro than 14 per head Instead of 350 while a rnteof 27ft percent ad aloram was fixed on cattle of a greotor value Instead of 25 per cont in the senate amendment Tho difference between tho two houses on beans was compromised being made 45 cents per bushel The duty on seeds not specially provided for was mndo 30 per cent the senate rate being 25 and the house rate 40 per cent Tho paragraph in regard to packed fish was amonded as fixed by the senate so as to h6 mado to apply specially to fish In packages Paragraph 261 was amended so as to spe ¬ cifically provide that fresh mackerel hali- ¬ but or almon should be dutiable at tho rato of one cent per pound as well as tho pickled or salted article Agricultural Dried Prtiltx Paragraph 262 In regard to apples etc was amended so ns to omit currants and the house rato of 2 cents per pound on such dried fruits as apples peaches pears and berries prepared In any manner was re- iDor square yard and in addition thereto 40 cent ad valorem Paragraph 377 Treble Ingrain three ply and all chain Venetian carpets 22 cents per square yard and in addition thereto 40 per cent ad valorem Paragraph 378 Dutch wool and two ply carpets 18 cents per 6quare yard and in addition thereto 40 per cent nd valorem ir J 4 The conference restored the hoiuso rate of Saccharine Is 20 per cent on sugar cane made 160 per pound and 10 per cent ad valorem Tho confectionery paragraph is changed to read as follows Sugar candy and all confectionery not this act specially provided for in valued at 15 cents per pound or less and on sugars after being refined when tinctured colored or In any way adulter- ¬ ated 4 cents per pound and 15 per cent ad valorem valued at more than 15 cents The per pound 50 per cent ad valorem cov- ¬ weight and tho value of the Immediate erings other than the outer packing case or other covering shall bo Included In the dutiable weight and tho valuo of tho mer- ¬ chandise The republican conferees also made pub llo a statement concerning the conference report In which it reviewed the changes made Of sugar the statement says Tho house differential between raw and roflned sugars and the genoral features of the house schedule aro preserved and tho¬ senate amendments Increasing tho differ ¬ re ential to onoiflfth and providing for araw duction of one tonth of tho duty on sugars not above 87 degrees which would on 88 have given a duty of 133 degreo degreo sugar fihea r and only 126 on 87 rtiev not adopted licet Snernr In deferenco to tho wishes of thoso In- ¬ terested in beet sugar production that tho senate rate of 195 cont3 on refined sugar might bo retained as an increased encour Dgomont to this Industry tho duty on raw sugars is Increased 07 cents so as to make the Increase on them the same as tho increase on roflned sugar and thus leave¬ tho differential between raw sugar and refined the same as In the house bill And to meet the objection which has been urgod that tho housa rates on low grado raw sugar show a higher ad valorom than thoso ifrn tho higher grades the duty on 75 degree tjugar Is reduced 05 cont and thon tho duty per degreo Increased regularly from 03 03 cent as proposed In tho houso bill to cent in order to raiso the duty on raw sugars the samo as on roflned By this arrangement tho duty on raw sugars of 100 degrees purity Is raised from 175 cents as proposed originally by tho house to 18214 cents and tho duty on ro nncttugar Is raised from 1 874 conts as proposod originally by tho house to 195 conts thus giving the samo differential of 12ft cont bdtwewi raw and roflned sugar at this point aswas originally given by tho house As this arrangement will increase tho revenue over 2000000 and at tho samo tlmo glvo additional encouragement to the prodtiotion of sugar In this country It li thought to bo a deslrablo consummation Duty on Snitar Cane Wood Tho following was substituted for the paragraph on hewn timber not Timber hewn sided or squared less than 8 Inches square and round Um ber used for spars or n building wharves ono cent per cubic foot The paragraph relating to sawed boards out and planks was amended by striking 1000 per the words white pins at restoring tho house rate feet and by on all tho other Items of tho schedule making the rates 50 conts per 1000 feet fo each aide planed or finished Jl for tongucd or grooved and 150 if planed on two eldes and tongued and grooved The legislative proviso to this paragraph in serted by itho sennte was changed so as to read as follows That if any country or any depondency shall Impose an export duty upon saw logs round manufactured timber stavo bolts shingle bolts or head ing bolts exported in tho United States or a discriminating chargo upon boomstlcks or chains used by American citizens in towing logs the amount of such export duty tax or other charge as the case may bo shall bo added as an additional duty to the duties Imposed upon tho articles mentioned in this paragraph when imported from such country or dependency Fence posts aro reduced from 20 to 10 per cont ad valorem Tho houso rate of 30 per cent ad valorem Is restored on casks and barrels sugar tox rfhooks etc Tho house rate of two cents per thousand and 15 per cent ad valorem Is restored on toothpicks as is tho houso rate of 40 cents per thousand upon butchers skewers Tobncco Tho conferenco accepted tho senate rate and language on wrapper and filler tobacco except that the rate on wrapper to- ¬ bacco was made 185 per pound Instead of 175 Tho house rate on Imported cigars clg nrottes etc of 460 per pound amd 25 per cent ad valorem was roatored per pound Tho senate mado the rate There were and 25 per cent ad valorem no other changes In tho schedule on Imported tobacco ¬ 1 ¬ Tho conferenco accepted paragraph SSfl as amended by the 3ortito with tho nddl- ¬ tlon of tho words or plush beforo ribbons In tho first lino making plush ribbons dutl ablo at 150 per pound and 15 per cent ad valorom Paragraph SS7 relating to woven silk fab ¬ rics was accepted as amended by the sonate except that the rate on cloth other than black dyed In the thread or yarn and weighted in the dyolng so as to exceed the original weight of tho raw silk was changed from 225 per pound to 250 per pound and that on cloth dyed or printed in the piece from 325 to 350 SHU of silk Is changed so as to modify tho de ¬ scription of Jacquard figured goods by pro- ¬ viding that thoy shall bo mado on looms and that thoy should bo dyed In tho yarn and contain two or moro colors In tho Ailing Tho rato Is left at 50 per cent ad va lorom Paragraph 302 In relation to cotton thread and carded yarn was amended by tho conference so as to provldo that thread colored bloachcd combed etc so as to of bo advancod beyond tho condition Wool singles by grouping or twisting of two or The changes In tho wool achedulo made in moro slnglo yarns on all numbors exceed conference leavo tlo duties on disputed ing 20 and up to SO aro made dutlablo at Item as follows por ono qunrtor of a cent por Paragraph 331 Tho duty on wools of the pound and on threads of thonumber claw samo first class which shall ho Imported washed ard shall bo twice tho amount of tho dutjn to numbering- 2 pound stiOroi wireu iontns nt per number In the i Which they would be subjoctod Imported a cont per unwashed and the duty on woote of the original houso bill there was no division as first nnd second classes which shall bo im ¬ to numbers all being mado dutlablo at the ported scoured shall bo three times tho rato of threotenths of a cent per nuni duty to which they would bo subjected If bcr per pound Tho senato left the house Imported unwashed The duty on wools rato of threo tenths of a cont on the first Paragraph 391 Cotton relating to manufactures The senate language In paragraph 83 re- ¬ lating to tiles Is retained except that the requirements that tho tiles shall be for floors and walls is stricken out The house rates woro restored on Portland Iloman and other cements Paragraph 91 relating to gypsum was amended so as to read as follows Plaster rock or gj psum crude 50 cents per ton if ground or calcined 2 50 per ton Spirit and Wines Tho conference mado but one change In pearl hardening for papermakers uso 20 th schedule relating to spirits wines etc per cont ad valorem The paragraph delating to pumico stone proper The senato rate of 30 cents per gallon on was totally changed the rato being made 6 still wines containing less than 14 per cont 15 per tori on tho manufactured article and¬ per centum ad valorem on the unmanuof absolute alcohol In packages was changed to 40 cents per gallon The houso rate was factured Tho houso paragraph relating to clays 60 cents Tho rates on mineral watera were com ¬ and earths was adopted and the houso promised being made 20 cents per dozen on rates on dried asphaltum and bitumen On 150 earth pint bottles 30 cents per dozen on quart fullers on tho the rate was fixed at and unmanufactured bottles Houbo rate of 40 cenu and tho per ton on that which has beenarticle 3 per ton manufac- ¬ senate rate of 24 cents tured Chemicals Tho house rate on undecorated rocking The conference struck out the senate rate 91 was re- ¬ paragraph relating to tartrate of soda and ham earthenware paragraph stored ¬ potash and partly refined argols and reIn the next paragraph relating to china stored the house paragraph tho houso provision Including clock cases There was a compromise on white lead with or without movements was restored at 2 cents per pound 60 per centum ad va- ¬ The house paragraph In regard to oxide making tho duty i i lorem 3 g3 of zinc and white paint was restored amendments receded B C G2 G SfiS ss There was a general change of rates on toThe senato on plain from Its Jars etc bottlos the ratos ejjt 5 4S- 3 lead white acetate of lead being fixed at or yeljw 3i cents per pound brown graylitharge at The paragraph GlnxnIn regard to cut or 100 at 2Vi cents nitrate at 2V4 and 2 cents per pound These were generally ornamented glass bottles was not changed tvhero they were not Introduced for sale Articles nlro 10 De rcnuccatu tne ejneux at compromises between the rates Of the two as to rates 20 per cent In theso tho preslTho conference restored the house rates chey were to bo allowed- - freo entrance dpnt la rorlflnnllv n treaties and nntpr fntrthouses lit hnrlprl n V HW- Phosphorus was compromised at IS cent3 and language on unpolished cylinder tvhore they had not been so used for less UVW negotiations which will place certain crown and common window glass but re ¬ han one year per pound a specified articles upon tho freo list Tho conferenco restored tho houso protained tho senato rates and language on Tho house rato on sulpihur was restored period of live years vision on camphor Tho senate made an amendment to the sul- ¬ polished cylinder and crown glas3 phur paragraph allowing crude brimstone In the paragraph 103 relating to fluted Tho following Is tho paragraph agreed to come In at 60 cents per ton but tho con- ¬ rolled ribbed or rough plato glass tho sen upon on anthracite coal in the free list THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE exference struck this out including this ar- ¬ ate rates and languago were retained Audi rncltc Ceil I ticle in the 3 rate as originally fixed by cept the house proviso to the effect Coal anthracite now especially pro ¬ the house that all the abovo plato glass when ground vided for In this act and coal stores of Lung Troubles and Consump- ¬ Pnpor smoothed or otherwlso obscured shall be American vessels but none shall bo un- ¬ On mechanically ground wood pulp the subjected to tho samo rato of duty as cast loaded tion Can be Cured house rate of one twelfth of ono cent per polished plate glass unsllvered pnragraph agreed upon Following Is pound dry weight was restored The senato rates were retained on cast on coal tar In the free list tho An Eminent Hew York Chemist and Scien- ¬ The paragraph in regard to printing pa- ¬ nolishcd elate glass both unfinished and and Coal crude per was entirely rewritten As amended silvered as provided In paragraph 104 products tar coal tar pitch ofascoal tar cre tist Makes a Freo nfer to Our Eeaders dead or known of It is as follows and 105 Printing paper unsized sized or glued The house rato of 10 per cent ad va- osote oil benzol etc Tho distiuguifaUed Ntw York chem ¬ Tho conference restored raw cotton to suitable for books and newspapers valued lorem In addition to cdher rates chargeable tho freo list ist T A Slocum demonstrating his at not nbove two cents per pound three on window crown cylinder or plat Tho paragraph In regard to the tenths of a cent per pound valued above glasses where thoso glasses aro bent mission of fish caught by Americanfree ad ¬ dis oveiy of a reliable and absolute fishertwo cents and not above two and a half ground frosted etc Is reduced to 5 per men wns amended so as to Include salmon cuio for Consumption Pulmonary cents per pound four tenths of ono cent cent per pound valued between two and a half Tho conference adopted the sonate on tho free list which were especially ex- ¬ Tuberculosis and all bronchial and throe cents per pound flve tonths of amendments In paragraph 103 relating to cepted by tho senato bill and as agreed throat lung chest diseases stubborn a cent valued between three and four spedtacles eyeglasses etc with one ex- upon reads as follows general Fresh fish frozen or packed in Ice coughs caiurrhul affections cents six tenths of a cont valued botween ception caught In tho great lakes or othor fresh decline and weakness loss of ilesh Paragraph 112 relating to stained or four and five conts eight tenths of a cent waters by citizens of tho United States and all conditions of wasting away valued abovo live cents 15 per cent ad painted glass windows remains practical On hide cuttings tho houso paragraph will fnd THREE FREE BOTTLES ly as left by tho senate valorem There Is also a proviso exacting an addi ¬ The two houses compromised the rato on was restored ore was Manganese restored to tho free al1 d IFereut of his New Discoveries tional duty of one tenth of a cent por freestone granite sandstone unmanufacto any tifllicted reader of tho Hop pound for each dollar of export duty per tured or undressed making it 12 cents per list as was cocoanut oil Tho house phraseology of tho paragraph kiusville Kentuckii n writing for thorn- cord Imposed by any country exporting cubic foot In regard to ores of gold silver etc was Fins wood pulp to tho United States His New Sc ent lie Treatment The thread paragraph 330 Is a com- restored which has tho effect of making I iltliotfrnplilo PrlntM has cured thousands nermauentlv bv between the two houses making a freo nickel and nickel matte There are numerous changes in the para ¬ promise 13 Tho senaito amendment making graph relating to lithographic prints The duty of cents per pound on threads made paintings drawings and statuary was freo its timely use and ho cousiderait a also simple proffsssional duty to from yarn not rates on such prints on paper not exceed- ¬ mer and three liner than five lea or num stricken out suffering fourths cont per pound ading 8 1000 of an Inch In thickness Is re- ¬ humanity to douute a trial of his in- ¬ Reciprocity ditional for each 10a or number In oxcess duced from tho senate rate of 25 cents per of flvo made from yarn finer than flvo lea Tho reciprocity provision as agreed to by fallible cure pound to 20 cents tho conference contains somo of the feat- ¬ Science dnily develops new won Tho next classification covers paper or number Is also a change in the next para ¬ ures of both the senate and the house bills ranging from 35 to 400 square Inches fixing Thero relating to slnglo yarns In ders aud this great chemist patient- ¬ graph tho gray on this subject tho rato at 8 cents per pound For pa ¬ yarns not per exceeding 400 squaro Inches a rato of reducing tho senato rate on 40 It also contains somo retaliatory meas ly experimenting for years has pro i5 per cent ad valorem Is fixed The sen ¬ flner than 80 lea or number to per cent ures It sots forth Its purpose to bo that of duced results as beneficial to humani ¬ equalizing tho trade of tho United States ty as can be claimed by ate rato on prints Is reduced from 10 to ad valorem which is a compromise boany rnodqru 5 conts and on lithographic from 9 to 6 tween the two houses with foreign countries exporting to this genius His assertion thilt nluug Floor mattings which aro taken from country tho following articles cents Argols or crude tartars or wlno lees troubles and consumption are curable Books for childrens use containing Il- ¬ tho fioo list where they woro placed by senato luminated lithographic prints not exceed- ¬ the squaro aro mado dutiable at 3 cents crude brandies or other spirits manufact- ¬ in any climate is proven by heartfelt per yard where their Valuo does not ured or distilled from grain or other ma ing In weight 24 ounces each and all book ¬ filed in his lets and fashion magazines or periodicals exceed 10 cents per squaro yard and at terials champagne or all othor sparkling letters of gratitude printed In whole or in part by lithographic 7 cents per square yard and 25 per cont wines still wines and vermuth paintings American aud European laboratories process or decorated by hand 8 cents per ad valorom where tholr value exceeds 10 and statuary i in thousands from thoso cured in till cents por squaro yard j pound Tho president 13 authorized to enter Bags or sacks mado from plain woven negotiations or commercial agreementsInto parts of the world The senate rato of 20 cents por pack and In 20 per cent ad valorem fixed on playing fabrics and bagging for cotton gunn which reciprocal concessions may bo so- - j Medical experts concede that bron cards was reduced to 10 cents per pack and cloth and similar fabrics woro taken from cured In favor of tho products of tho United child chest and lung troubles load to tho free list and the language of the house States Ho Is empowored to suspend by 20 per cent nd valorem practically restored In berth Instances On proclamation tho duties upon uninterrupted Inteniul Hcvemio theso artlclos Consumption which bags tho rato was eighths whenover equivalent concessions may bo menus speedy and certaiu death Tho internal revenue tax amendment re- ¬ cont per pound and 15 mado sevenvalorem rjer cent ad lating to cigars and cigarettes made by the The senato rato on handkerchiefs was nc obtained as follows Simply write to T A Slocum M Argols 5 por cont ad valorem sonato was changed to read as follows 93 Pino street New York giving ceptod Brandies or other grain spirits 175 per C On cigars of all descriptions weighing SnnrirlcN post office nnd express uddress and gallon mora than throo pounds per 1000 3 nor There were comparatively few cfhancrai Champagne In bottles containing one the free medicine will bo promptly 1000 on cigars mado of tobacco or any sub ¬ In the sundries schedule The sonate stitute weighing not moro than three amandmont op bituminous coals fixing the quart 0 por dozen containing ono pint 1 sent Sufferers should take instant pounds por 1000 1 por 1000 on cigarettes rate of C7 cent3 por ton was accepted with- por dozen containing ono half pint 150 per dozen containing more than one quart advautnge of his geLorotis proposi- ¬ mado of tobacco or any substitute weigh out cliango tion ing moro than throo pounds por 1000 3 per The house rato of ono cent por thousand In addition to the 6 rate 1 90 per gallon 1000 on cigarottes weighing not more than on looso matches was restored Still wlnos and vermuth 35 cents por gal Please tell the Doctor that you saw Ion and other rates In proportion whero pounds par 1000 1 por thousand throo Tho house ratos on haircloth wore rehia offer in tho Hopkiiisville Keu tho goods aro bottled senate amendment providing for a stored Tho tuckian Paintings etc 15 per cont ad valorom tax on stocks and bonds was stricken out Tho senate ratos on Jowelry woro re Tho president is empowored to revoke tho tained Sletnls A Tip to Our friends Tho houso provision in regard to dia ¬ concession when satisfied that tho agree ¬ Tho houso rato of 8 10th of a cent per pound wns restored on round iron of loss monds and othor precious stones was re ment Is not adhered to In good faith by any Persons from this section who ox othor country with which an agreement pect than 7 10 of nn Inch In dlametor and ban stored to attend tho groat Teiinessoe Paintings drawings and statuary were shall havo boon mado or shapes of rolled or hammered iron not Centeuuial at Nashvillo should by again mado dutlablo at 0 per cent ad va Itotulliitory Clause specially provided for Tho house rate qn Iron in slabs blooms lorem What may bo termed tho retaliatory all moans got off tho train at College Freo 1 1st otc less finished than Iron In bars and clauso of tho provision is that Linoks famous hotel Tho following changos were mado In tho powors tho president to suspend which em- ¬ street depot ¬ moro advanced than pig iron was also reby procla is located at this point Separato freo list provisions of this act providing stored mation Tho provision nllowlng cattlo horsos for tho tho Lunch dining rooms for ladies freo introduction of coffee tea Tho rato on Iron bars billets etc in the mnnufacturo of which charcoal Is used as shoop or other domestic animals straying Tonquln or tonka beans and vanilla beans counter attuched where cup of coffee or driven across the boundary lino of an coming from any country which Imposes fuol was mado specifically at 12 per ton nud sandwich will bo served for 10 In parnoraph 127 the senate rato of 1 2 10 other country for pasturage purposes to duties upon produots of tho United States te conts per pound on Iron or stool anchors as broughtbaok freo of duty Is modified so ho may doom to bo reciprocally unequal cents Only ono block away you can to continue this prlvilogo for tho speci and unreasonable was lncreasod to H4 conts per pound thq Tho ratos which ho is tako a Line street car direct to Con I empowered to fix houso rato The other amendments to tin fied tlmo of six months Two blocliB off is toiiUial grotuul8 Tho confaronco restored to tho froo list thus coffee 3 conta per afos ¬ On pAmgrnph made by tho senato woro ac ppund on tea 10 tho oautral transfer statiou This en ¬ tho houso paragraph on books and engrav conts por pound on tonku uoans 50 conts cepted ings Imported by authority of tho United por pound on vantTUi ables you to got eoats in cars befoio Paragraph 129 rends as followa 2 per pound bca Hoop or band Iron or hoop or hand Statcw for tho library of congress on cuta 1 the up towu crowds aro reached Re Tho Tho prosMont ta required to net within member this and you will save mouuy cut to longtha or wholly or partly iuotlonparagraph relating to tho rroo lntro steel of books llbrarloo and reason two years in eucunng theso roclprocal manufactured Into hoops or ties coated ai of persons from forctgo rx coated with paint or any other prepara ¬ iblo furniturealtered aonaio provldo that tmdo trotitios and thoy are to bo submlt and enjoy groat c comfort to and CQunUloa was HX to lh tion With or without buckles or fastenings eerJ fgf jto ratification from tlit grounds stored The grape paragraph wns altered so as to require the payment of 29 conts per cUblc foot of tho capacity of tho barrels or packages Orange and lemon peels preserved and cocoanut meat etc were rcstqred to the house rato of 2 cents per pound On pineapples tho senato rate was re- ¬ tained On unshellcd filberts and walnuts tho house rate of 3 conts per pound prevailed whllo on shelled filberts and walnuts the senate rato of 5 cents per pound was sus- ¬ tained Tho conference struck out the senate amendment providing for a duty of 2 cents per pound on dead game and game meats Paragraph 2S2 relating to cocoa was amended by leaving out cocoanut oil for baling cotton or any other commodity of a cent per pound Steel ItnllN On railway bars T rails and punched iron or steel flat rails the conference re ¬ stored the house rato of 7 20 of a cent On railway fishplates the senate rate of 4 1 of one cent per pound stands Paragraph 132 providing for an oxtra duty of 2 10 of a cent per pound on iron and stoel sheets or plates gaivamzcu or coaiea was nllowed to stand out was maue to apply only to zinc spoltor ar other mvials or any alloy of these metals Tho houso rate of 2 cent per pound wa restored on polished or planished sheets of Iron or steal On taggers Iron cr steel tin plates and terne plates tho house rate of The 1V4 conts per pound was restored houso receded from Its proviso that the benefit of tho drawback provision In sec tion 21 shall not apply to articles manufactured In this country from Imported tinplntos etc Tho conference amonded the proviso to paragraph ISO relating to wire rods so ns to rnako It read as follows That all wire or steel rods which hnvo been tempered or treated In any manner or partly manufactured shall pity an additional duty of one hulf of ono cent per pound There wore several changes In the para ¬ graph relntlng to Iron and steel wire ClmriKeii In Cutler In the paragraph relating tocutlory there was but one change from tho senate sched ¬ ule The conference made material changes from both tho senate and houso ratos on shotguns both In classification and rutes of duty On wheels for railway purposes a com- ¬ promise makes tho duty l1 cents por pound and 1U cents on lngot3 blooms etc Aluminum In crude form was made dutiable at 8 cents and In plates at 13 cents per pound The rate on Dutch metal was mado 6 cents por package of 100 loaves The language and rates of tho senate amendments of the paragraph In relation to lead oro were accepted without change but lead in plg3 was mado dutlablo at 2 cents por pound Instead of 2 cents as ilted by the houso and 2U cents as fixed by the 1 10 fir Thirty Thousand Dollars worth of new and seasonable mer ¬ chandise bought from 444 Hi Hi III in Sheriffs Sale The Entire Stock Of Hbk JL 1 fc if Mi Hi Hi Hi senate Tho senate rates on mica woro advanced thoso on the unmanufactured article being fixed at 0 cents per pound and 20 per cent ad valorem thoso on cut mica at 12 cents per pound and 20 per cont ad valorem The rato of 6 cents a pound on nickel as provided by tho houso was restored linrtliemvnre RACKET OF Hi 444 Hook iiisville Kyffl ytB S os ofiS-3P-- 4SS3 Hi Hi Hi iv cS O if m i Aa4atoji L R MEXICO AND ITS PEOPLE rho Natural Raaourooa of tbo Country Aro Woiidorfal Population I Mvidcit Into Tlirco It Klorn nnU Dlfltlnot Fnunrt Aro Too Proftme In Va ¬ riety io lie Fully Described Clnnspir Spoclnl Mexico XiOttor JjopkitttfuUle Justrious The men arc ns a rule ross gralned turbulent and Indolent By far the larger portion of tho nn Uvea of Mexico consists of Indians of unmixed blood of wiiom tnero are m least 0000000 out of an ontiro popudivided Into 30 or lation of 0000000 40 different tribes with diiTcrant lan guages Those Indians nro of varying degrees of civilization ranging from tho fiercest savage of the north to the jentlc seml civlHzcd who is as much civilized ns the Mestizo and much more reliable as a laborer peon or me-Ichanlc During tlio past ten years Mexico nas progressed as she never did before President Porilrlo Diaz is a man who thoroughly understands tho character of tho various races over whom ho rules for ho is much more of n dicta tor than a president and but few old world inonarchs wield more absolute power than he docs Life and property aro as safe In Mexico as they aro in this country and as was stated at the boginning of this letter the prosper- ¬ ity of the republic has attracted many foreigners who have invested largely in coffeo plantations stock ranches fruit farms mines railroads and mer cantile enterprises In a country asdargc as Mexico it is very difficult to describe the climato and the flora It lias been called the Garden of America for every kind of grain and fruit that grows in any part of this continent will be found here as there is every kind of climate Some provinces aro mom tropical than oth- ¬ ers and in these the sugarcane and colleo aro planted and in the forests the tiger tribe Felide are at home such as the mountain lion puma jaugar ocelot and wild cat Ilere also are to bo found the coral snake the rat- ¬ tler onsd scorpions Bcolopendra and other venomous pests innumerable But with such drawbacks excepted Mexico is not far short of being an The birds are nu- ¬ earthly paradise merous possess most beautiful plum ¬ age and include many fine songsters while everywhere grow most gorgeous flowers and every plant known to tropic or temperate zone Among the many strange plant which flourish in Mexico is the agave a species of aloe In this country called the century plant because it is believed that it blooms only once in 100 years While in cold or temperate climes the agave is indeed very long Jived in its own country it attains ma- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ MttiMhati JAMES M Speaking of Old Mexico the Bister republic of the United States a famous Itfis n country French author said pndowed to profusion withevcry gift that man can desire or envy all tho metals from gold to lead every sort of pllmatc from perpetual snow to troplc ll heat and of inconceivable fertilltjfa- m wwini imrnn5i nf rnllroad rllltics between tho two countries willno doubt in tho course of the next dec- CASTLE OF CHAPULTEPEC nde make Mexico better known to Americans especially those who have fho means to buy land and employ labor than ever before When it is remembered that the United States pays Mexico about100000000annually for sugar coffeo and fruit there can bo seen good reason why tho man of mod- ¬ erate means should turn his eyes thitherward in search of a profitable Its mineral field for Investment also wealth offers big inducement During tho past 25 years that is from 870 to 1895 Mexican gold and silver mines have yielded the enormous sum pi 3000000000 In vulues and even at fhat have been worked in most in- ¬ stances In the crudest stylo and wlth put the modern appliances used in min- ¬ ing in this country Hut apart from its fertility and its mineral wealth Old Mexico will ever possess a treasury of historic interest to the student and antiquary while to fehe traveler interested in ethnology Ptho proper studj of mankind says¬ or in the piche poet is man turesque Its grand old ruins its beautiful scenery and its strange people will provide reasons for frequent trips to the domain of our Spanish American neighbors To appreciate traveling in Mexico one should have at least a smattering of Spanish It is one of the easiest lan- ¬ guages to acquire and one that will repay the learner for the effort Not only is it the national language of Mexico faut it is also spoken by the republics of Central and South America and by many of the islanders of the West Indies as well as Cuba The Mexicans lire a very mixed race There are first of all the Creoles or white Mexicans the descendants of the old Spanish conquerors They general- ¬ ly dress in civilized garments are more or less educated especially fond of fun music and festivities Those who own the large stock farms who are called dress in the picturesque rancheros national costume which includes the r-gray sombrero generally adorned with a large amount of bullion lace sil- ¬ ver cord and tassels Such a hat is worth from 5100 to 300 and is the pride The trousers of the high born senor are cut wide from the knees downwards the sides open and richly trimmed with gold or silver lace sometimes also with tiny bells Then atight- ¬ ¬ silve¬ ¬ gjj MEXICAN VILLAGERS v it r MESTIZO MOTHER AND SON shoes Immense allver spurs Duringnny grand ftestn or national holiday this picturesque costume is much In evidence for the Moxlcans are very patriotic byt ordinarily American clothes are worn- The Mexican lndifts of tho upper olAM are stylish in drew use Parisian innhlonB nnu are noteu tor their beauty and prace As a rule they are not well educated rending and wrltinjr und a little musk- being consid ered sufficient The white Mexicans are like the Spanish from whom they extremely courteous and descend Otherwise affable and hospitable they have much nrlitoenitto pride and casto owlusiveneas and are ndt very fitting jooket an embroidered shirt and scarlet stocking and attached to the j energetic Another Mexican race latho Mestizo or half breed the result of the inter marriage Qt whites nnd Indians Ithas been said of them as of tle hnlf breods of other nations and other races that they have all tho vices of Indian and Mexican and none of the virtues This Is probably an exaggeration however for the Mestizo women nr fnlthful wives kind mothers and generally In- - leaves of a bluish green color armed with sharp spines When it attains its maturity the agave throws up a stem 30 or 40 feet in height and from it grow small arms with yellow blos- ¬ soms which remain for several months after which they fade and the plant dies By piercing the stem the sap which runs is distilled into an intoxicating liquor or wine called pulque When this is again distilled mescal si very powerful and unwholesome spirit is derived But the agave serves more useful purposes The thick leaves produce a kind of Eoap while from the fibers the pita flax is obtained which is used for weaving into cloth Even the flower stems are used for being thoroughly waterproof they serve for thatch and the inside of the stem makes a good hone for knives and razors etc One cannot think of Mexico without the cactus of which there are many varieties not the tiny plants one is familiar with in this country but great weird clumps 15 to 20 feet high such as the tuna which makes good feed for stock when the thorns are burned off and the prickly pear from the fruit of which the natives make a de- ¬ licious jelly In the City of Mexico the capital of the republic one sees a mirror of the entire country for included in its popula- ¬ tion of nearly 400000 people can be found specimens of all the races from to Chiapas and of nil Baja Cal sorts and conditions from the simple peon or day laborer clad In chip som- ¬ brero linen trousersand shirt to the picturesquely-attired senor Mexico City is one of the show plnees of the work It has splendid public buildings and institutions nn immense Catholic cathe ¬ dral dating from 1573 and line streets walks and drives well lighted nt night in modern s1yle and with very good nnd cheap menns of transit about tho city and into the suburbs One of these uburbe contains the preeidonts state residence the lordly caatleof Chapulte college bar pec with the military racks etc Hero Preedent Diaz resides nnd is always ready to receive visitors In the city the traveler will be interest ¬ ed in the nntionnl museum which con- ¬ tains among other curiosities the cele ¬ brated Aztec calendar stone which shows how much of astronomical vieiK-e that ancient race possessed as their division of the year corresponds ery nearly to our own alio the Instru ments of torture Ubed by the oftioers of the Holy Inquisition anil ether relics of Mexicos hlptorie past Those who do not care to encounter an ocean voyage can find in Old Mexico will oh can foe reached from New York Chicago nnd New Orleans almost ns quickly ns California a land of rare intereet and of great scenic attractions turity in ten years It has hard fleshy GREENWOOD The Mew President of the Antlonnl isiiucntioiiiu AHftoiintlon Contents of Undo Samo Strong James Mldldeborough Greenwood Undor Scrutiny Box president of the NhtUinul Kdiu niionni usHoiiution uiir born u few miles south Fifty Persona Aro Now Iluny Count of Springfield 111 In 1840 In ISM lux In HomiMltliiK Over 700000010 fnther moved to Adair county Mo Mr In Coin llulllun Note Greenwood in all his life received unl nnd Uutitl 44 weeks of schooling Tills was sup plemented with h yeur or so nt union for some time lU the en Veriious vaults seminary Hut his studies there were litor tne trcuaury uuuuuig iiywnslilngton tle more than u review of whnt he Klid a force of 50 expert riuiF trusted em learned ut school tthd by private ap the department have been en plication He first Intended to be a Inw ploycs of gaged during the entire official day In yer nnd rend considerably but was Incounting the contents of Uncle Sams terrupted by the breaking out of the strong box As the old gentleman Is war and spent 18 mouths In the army understood to hnve something over 700000000 In gold and silver coin and bullion notes certificates and bonds this same force of men and women wilt still be employed in counting and piling up the public hoard through all the hot days of summer and will not have fin ished their monotonous but important task until the autumn winds arc blow ¬ ing the falling leaves about the parks of the capital city This laborious operation Is rendered necessary by the transfer of the custody of the public moneys from the re tiring treasurer of the United States to his successor of the new administration whieh took place at the begin ning of the fiscal year July 1 At the close of business on June 30 nil the money bonds and bullion received that day with the retiring treasurers state ment of the contents of the vaults was deposited in the subterranean vaults and the massive doors of steel were JAMES M GREENWOOD closed locked and sealed The work of President National Educational Association retiring Treasurer Morgan was over and the ofllclnl keys were handed over When he came out he rturned to his to his successor Ellis II Roberts for- fathers farm and devoted himself to merly of the Franklin national bank breaking mules While engaged In this New York whose autograph you are way he uyis discovered by Joseph Bald perhaps carrying in your pocketbook win now the lending Texas educator to day for it has appeared on all the but then engaged in starting a private paper currency issued by the govern- ¬ normal school The result was that ment since July 1 young Greenwood left the plow and The vnults that were sealed on the the mule and became for seven years 30th of June says the New York Her- ¬ professor of mathematics in Prof Bald ald will not be reopened for the recepwins private school which soon betion of new money and bonds till the came a flourishing state institution In last dollar of the retiring treasurers 1874 he was elected superintendent of public schools In Kqumis City which place he has filled ever since He has frequently been solicited to accept the presidency of the association but would never yield until now Mr Greenwood still retains the appearance of a farmer He has a swarthy complexion which contrasts both with aSlark mustache and gray hair He has the reputation of n tireless student and of special pro ficiency in mathematics As n school superintendent lie is remarkably popular and successful and it is said sucHere cessful because he Is popular are his views on Important topics cannot say that I sympathize with the opinion which seems to prevail in some places that the children of the country are Injured by being taught almost exDANIEL NASH MORGAN I have never clusively by women Retiring Treasurer of the United States known better teachers or superin account has been counted and attested tendents than some women are am nnd the total Is found to agree exactly in favor of free text books I realize with the amount named in his transfer that paternalism Is n thing that should statement Such moneys as are re- ¬ be sedulously avoided But education ceived at the treasury in the meantime seems by common consent to be exare deposited In othervaults The work cepted from the condemnation of pn of counting the contents of the sealed ternalism Every other expense in convaults is under the personal supervision nection with education is met by the of the chief of the public moneys di public nnd I do not see why text books vision of the department representing also should not be free I hnve no policy the secretary of the treasury the chief as president of tho association What of the loan division representing for- ¬ occupies my mind is that the arrangemer Treasurer Morgan and a cashier of ment of the annual programme Involves one of the nationnl banks represent- nn amount of work from which I recoil ing Treasurer Roberts These men are with horror but which 1 shull perform the appointees of the secretary of the to the best of my ability treasury are personally responsible to him and will mnke to him a report of HORACE L CHAPMAN their findings when their work is completed It is then that the transfer Tho Democratic Candidate for Gov ¬ ernor of Ohio statement of the retiring treasurer will Horace L Chapman who was nomibe formally approved Ohio by the demThe office of treasurer of the United nated for governor of the States is under the secretnrj the most ocratic state convention combines coal occupations of farmer banker important in the gift of the treasury de- miner and operator of two blast furpartment both in responsibility nnd naces His home is in Jackson but he emolument The treasurer is charged with the receipt and disbursement of spends a considerable portion of his is all public moneys that may be deposit- ¬ time in Columbus where he Interested In manufacturing enterprises Mr ed in the treasui3 in Washington and In in Boston New York Chapman was born on a farm In Allethe subtreasuries Philadelphia Baltimore New Orleans San Francisco St Louis Chicago and Cincinnati and In the nntional bank United States depositories He is the trustee for the bonds held to secure na tional bank circulation and public de posits in nntional banks Jle is the custodian of the Indian trust fund bonds agent for the pnyment of the interest on the public debt and ex officio commissioner of the sinking fund of the District of Columbia His salary is 0 000 a year and in his office are employed nt the present time over 300 clerks His opportunity for the distribution of pat- ¬ ronage however Is not great the only officer whom he is permitted to nppqlnt being the nssistant treasurer of the All of his clerks ure United States within the jurisdiction of the classified HORACE L CHAPMAN COUNTING MILLIONS ARE YOU The Coast Line to MACKINAC TAKS THB BANKRUPTtohadth constitution undermined by ex ¬ travagance in eating by disre garding the laws of nature or physical capital all gone if so NEVER DESPAIR Tutts Liver Pills will cure you For sick headache dyspepsia sour stomach malaria torpid liver constipation biliousness and all kindred diseases CHICAGO New Steel Passenger Steamers The rjreatest Perfection yet Attained In Bont Contraction Luxurloug equipment Artistic FurnUhlmr Decoration and Effic¬ ient Service insuring the highest degree or TO PETOOKEY MACKINAC DETROIT PETOSKEY COMPORT SPEED AND SAFETY Tutts Liver Pills an absolute cure maHMMiaMinMMnnKMnnHniina VOKKOKBlt8 IKUNE 8YR01 IXATIA15 For costive children nnd bilious adults SCO AT DRUG STOKES VOBLCKKIt Four Twpi per Wick Bktwkn Toledo Detroit and Mackinac AND DULUTH THE 600 MARQUETTE LOW RATES to Picturesque Macklnacand Return Including flealf and Bertha Prom Cleveland Ji8 from Toledo JlSi Iron Krv W Uctrolt 13 so DAY AND NIGHT 8ERVICE 1 Between Detroit and Cleveland Connecting at Cleveland with Earliest Trains Tor all points East South and South west and at Detroit for oil points North and Northwest Sunday Trial June July August and EVERY DAY BETWEEN OOUdll 1IAL8AH1 EVERY DOSE EFFECTIVE SCO AT DRUGSTORES in Sept Only tucky Tlio nerengo of tobacco BbowB u Ken- ClevelandPut-in-BayToled- O great fulling off Send A How to Curo All Skin Dluennen Simply apply Swaymss Ointment No Internal mculclno required fitirs tejter sc zemaltcb all eruptfon on the face hauds nose SioIeavlng the glcln clear white and healthy Its great healing and curative pow ¬ ers are possessed b7 no other remedy AbIc your druggist forawAYNKs 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Clorerpnrt llawesvlllf BrandeMljiif point Stephetli pnr A8ftjni 7upni M0 am 65pm All am 820pm 94Um 7 itm lie intiTMWi lOWpm 1128 m 1048pm 1207pm iril n m liJIlnnv- 1155pm U5lpnf Nn 52 8 58 p tn 10 18 B 18 p m 10 38 41 11 05 pin tm am im M Uv Henderii Kpott kaht umNn Vlllf ji Dally No 64 Vatly 7cutni 1 store Hnwmvllle Cliivcrptirt Stt iihenpirt IrviiiKion WhjI Iniii I mlHVille iiviHr itwispuri Iu lv a m w HJni 57a m 1 JIiibi Dtfipm in 15pm Jpm vt in I K Mpnj pm 46 617pm 635pm- The arnbnRHidorfl of the Powers and Tewfik Pinn Iihvo agreed on a ir frontier clause of the peace treaty Pure rich blood fneds the nerves This is why Hours S irsuparillH the great blood purifier cures uervou--ueB- s An explosion in a Htenmcr nt Bridgeport Conn lulled luir people and injured a mnnli r of uiheir Frrllug Alucli llrtttr For several years I have been troubled with indigestion and dys pepsia and ofti u suffered intense vi puu I whs advised to tiy Hoods Sarsaparilla and boou after I began taking it I found it was giving me v My general health is much lr relief better Bince 1 bng m tho use of this medicine Jane Peck JRutledge Tennessee oraimrnnurg mi II 2 11 am 010pm f a in 6Spmi JH5im 710pm in p m HOOpm K jl For further Information address H O ilORPUE A V or Li JUiijj uwrnaixirn jty LbulnvllleKy m O V Time Table Kit llNO I No 4 rvitni ville Heiinflraoii Cory don Morxanfield iJtfKovpii Mm rxpre 1 Daily IJOUJll 016 am 72am 7 2a am No 8 Dally Mall Express Jlurkm Princeton Hopknvlle SOUTH BOUND No 2 Daily No 4 Daily Mall Express Mail Express HopniHtlic 520a ra 253 p in Princeton 627a m 446pm Marlon 541 p m 7Ma ta Dt Koven 827 am 687pm Wu2a in MorcanCeld 712 pm Corydon nUua m 741 p m Henderson r52a m 807 p la 104u a m 855 p m i Kvhuvvllle LOCAL 1021 a in Uso a n f 21am 756am hv7am 608pm 681pm 603pm 687pm 785 pm 840 pm D60pm 42UpSi 1 ache mdigebtiou Hoods Pills cure nauseasick head biliousness 25c 1 FHEIUHT Lv Lv Vrllopkiuvllle Princeton will area reuiiouMo next month CUA8 CATLETT Confederate aud Union soldiers at Spiiuglield r Prlncpton Local height will carry passengers between Hopklnavllie and Princeton UNIONTOWN 11HANCU South Bound Dally uv Dnlontown 725 a m Vr MorKnf eld 75oa North Bound Daily 715 am 1020 a m 61 0 p m 716 n m Daily CLABENCB HARRIS CATLETT Formerly with Forbes HARRIS llro LvMorganreid i Vr MtfHERwooDAet Union fwn PAINTERS and PAPER HANGERS We have concluded to go into bus ineBS for ourselves and offer our ser vices to the public at the most reas civil sen Ice The office though one of great dig ¬ nity and responsibility is not one in which individuality of character can well display itself There Is no chnnce for the originator of new policies of administration thn duties of the in ounrbeut being as a rule prescribed and hedged about by precedent It is purely nu office of custodian and keeper of accounts on a larfe scale the routine of whieh resembles very much that of the president of n great bank onable prices Paper hanging a spef ialty All work guaranteed Leave orders at Litis Young s Democratic Candidate for Governor of Telephone 81 2 rings Ohio card b V and Illinois In coniu ution with J O iuiup4ja oriHlitl iu iuuiaviun wnuiiiun oeyonu nDwurieinn sua points Lv HooUlnsvlllu 2Vpm 520am ArMempliU 710 am 640 pm 12 t0 noon 65opiu ArPaducah 780 pn 740 am ArNew Orleans Ar loumviud oipm iiuupm Ar Iliiuiunatl ti40am Closo con botlon made at Princeton with through solid vestibule trains carrying lull- oinn buffet aleepers and free lecllnliig chair HTHnrlleKv VIA OHIO VALLEY pm 660pm HilDam 715pm KSfiam 740pm B F Mitchell W 625 RAILWAY PA J Have Youk rnoTOOBArns Madb AT JAMTS IRVING CRABBE Oldest Shi Now lit Vno The oldest ship in the world engaged in native service Is the bark True Love now used ns n coal hulk on tho Tlmmos near London Silo was built at Phila ¬ delphia In 17C4 and Is 133 years old When launched the True Love was the largest boat tho Delaware river had ever flouted being 00 feet 8 inches long 5he sailed away from Philodelphla and did not return for 1Q0 years when she again reached her blrthplaco from Greenland with n- - cargo of kryollte Sopn after this she reached London and wns sold to a man who made u conl hnrcf of her WYBRANT gheny county N Y in the year 1837 He came to Ohio in 1854 locating nt NEW STUDIO Portsmouth where he engaged ill the No 580 Fourth Avorue lumbor business He studied law from 1803 but has never practiced 1801 to tho profession In 1805 Mr Chapman went to Jackson where he has since had PIPTH AVENUE IIOTEu his residence There he engaged in tho Destructive ruin nnd wjtnt hi rtua LOUISVILLE KV X Tt banking business and in 1870 organized Best j Hotel in the jrld uro ronoritu iu iew TT loritdua io Electric Elevator the First national bank of Jackson BylvHiiiu PikbCaiipoell Manager lot which he is now the head When the Iron and coal fields of Jackson coun ty began to show their extent ho turned his attention to them and has frihi for years been connected with two largo blast furnaces Since 1873 Mr During a third of a century Chapman has been a silver man Ho has never failed to drive out umm ot all blood impurities was delegate to tho national convention mmmm immwmm iiw iw ii In Chicago last year and was a member WANTED AN of the democratic state executive com- ¬ thing to patent Protoot your ideas they may Ohio during the campaign mittee of Ss CO 11UUN 1atont Attorneys Washington Certain cure for scrofula pimples In personal appearance Mr Chapman V 0 for tholr S18W prize oiler bolls In fact the time tested spring does not Impress ono ns being a great ntedichie Sold by druggists nnd man although his friends declare that and WhlsVey Habits merchauta everywhere be carries tho brains of a statesman cured ot homo with ¬ pain nook ot par out Ho is considerably below the medium tloularssont TKKK in height Mr Chapmans weulh is es TIMWOOIJKY MD timated at 300000 OUlcoIOiN Prior at Louisville Ky 1 I I I WINTERSMITHS ammaem mmmm lDEAytenM The Time Tested SARSAPARILLA ftPlUM MMmhJHMM kattfrML fferffiiffrflfet r kjtM Akj- HH - - rftrrfl EjojiinuUe Betitttchfatt CHAMPION MOWERS ir of soaeri CUBAN LIBERTY COINS Silver Mono of tlic Embryo Itcpulillo Now In Chilled Plows Improved Chilled Plows Kentucky Plows Avery Plows Chattanooga Plows Also all kinds of plow repairs Steel Plows Disc Harrows Disc Cultivators Champion Mowers Rnkes and nil Jiiuda of Form Machinery liny Coru Drills ilMft U tv I lv rnilv r varied von iii i r m SOfeO1 ATliOWEST JPRIOI2t M grOrr- G XJS 1TOXJNG- - VJL LB HOPKINS HornLLATiiAM V ICY T C HANHEIIX F SHRYER PEOPLES WAREHOUSE HANBERY SHRYER thin any ctlicr Journal of Anieilci wpeltfy the duliirs of iiei Society In NeT Vnrk ami other larecltlM I I IICS ii limit stories They aro by tli best JKerB oriilrIV Burt America always iron clen financial Depart ¬ ment l rcmlhvnVf tftiilneut bankers atul capita -Wi anil on iiiii linuf Olianco I OWI TOIH 8 lit on libni- I a authority Leadlnr Ivwkiof the lay art reil wcl by Ihe Onlookei Tho jport fluda iii it Interest In Afleld and lover of Afloat j iiim on jami nun water ami The liViuii EWpsrouliili ipi oil llorso raclntf TboFasliIrn art cle Is of j rrat Interest to the ladles Tho mis ¬ cellaneous matter of TOWN TOPICS consists of poems clever and bright coinlo anil tralc by by test poem lnirlsiiies jokes wttlclims etc tho ihe clarcrst humorists of tho day lrlce 10 cts IrJiirMirtleit uter nn tlin s H Iwttor t y ItTiaiuav unir The first coins authorized by the Cu ban government hntl been Issued Ten thousand of them tire now ready lor distribution und there Is n oontruet for the coinage of 100Hi ia fust lis tliey are needed Tlley will llliuly soon be lulled for us orders for lots of three four und fhe tlioimimd have been filed They will be sought for us sotivtmlrs and collectors and deulors in coins ure ordering with the expectation thnt they will be quite uilunble The coin Is a silver piece 000 tine wciphing 348 frrnin or exactly the Circulation Propjrs Tales From Town Topics 12mo 264 pnms a Quarterly Mairaslno of Fiction now In Its sixth year Issued day of March June September and December flst A complete novel by some well known author leads each umber the remainder of tho volumo consists of stories burlesnues poems witticisms etc from I it TOIMCH p far back as to Railroad St Between Tenth HOPKINSVILE KY aud Eleveuth Careful attention given to sampling and eellingall tobacco consigned tiiB Liberal advances on tobacco in Btore All tobacco insured unles ftfiorwise instructed lT KEiNDRlOK JSc RUIN YON vtiwirtiWL 8lOI IVLIiS TOlK rorSltnTOWX Special Subscription Offer Good to March 1 1807 FnoM TOPICS for three months xowj PROPRIETORS OF Fo I OWN TOIMCS for one year and four tack volumes of FIIOM towiv TOIlfn FUEE a 1J0NUS Central Tobacco Warehouse ClarksMilts Teun We Solicit the Patronage of All Who Have Tobacco to Sell ih S Iioth jinMlcMlons for one year and ten ruw acwYorh- The Alamo Free Storage to Shippers SamIntonio I i i ir WALTER F GARNETT ment to issue money and credits to raise his attention to copper mining and these valuable medicines funds for the prosecution of the war when he died he left his fortune to his J C KENDRICK Salesman and this is one of the means The son and daughter A few years afterscheme of the coins was deised by Fi- ward the widow married Senor Cousino ft S nancial Commissioner Jose de Zayas of and it was his son who married IsaTHE GREAT the Cuban delegation in this citj and dora When mother brother and hus the design is the work of the Italian band died Senora Cousino became the sole heir of the combined wealth of all Line sculptor Philip Alartigny RR St LouisSan Francisco On the obverse of the coin is the head She paid strict attention to the busi jctncon the cities o THROUGH CAR ROUTE of the Goddess of Liberty surrounded ness of her estate and now her income BETWEEN Chests and Gas Gasoline and Oil Stoves by the motto Pntria y Liberty Coun is about 8000000 a year The town Cincinnati Lexington Louis- -- try and Liberty and the word Sou- of Lota of which she owns every foot LOUISv 2 Evansville St Louis Kefrigerators China Glassware and Lamps of ground every house and other buildAND venir And thcrltiesof The model for this head is Miss Leo- ing works for her daily with its 13000 Wooden ware Churns Washing Machines Ele SPRINGFIELD Memphis Mont nora Molina n prominent Cuban so- of population One of her sumptuous Nashville PITTSBURG JOPLIN vator and Chain Pumps Stone ware Tin Gran- ¬ ciety lady of this city who always palaces is at Lota It is described as a eomery an New WICHITA takes a leading part in till entertain dream of beauty In Snntiago she has ware and Bird Cages Ice Cream ite EUREKA SPRINGS a white marble palace thai cost 2O0Q s ments for the benefit of the Cuban Orleai Gasoline and Coal Oil Freezers and PARIS FT SMITH 000 and her house at Macul is a dupli- ¬ cause WITHOUT UiAAT8E DALLAS The reverse of the coin bears the cate of the Santiago affair except for A AND SPEED CNBIVALED Cuban seal with the words Itepublica its immense gardens Avhich require 200 SAN ANTONIO de Cuba Republic of Cuba and six gardeners to keep them in repair SeHOUSTON te Ice cream Freezers Galv Iron corstars representing the six Cuban states nora Cousino has six children three GALVESTON si These states are not well understood young men and three young women all nice and Slate Roofing Guttering arid all Solid Veitlbuled Trains with Pullman Sleepers married She is 55 years old tall dark even by Cubans who often confound Harvey Dining Hall nd Reclining Chair Cart kinds of job work done on short notice ¬ them with the six Spanish provinces and still beautiful Map time tables and full Information furntihsd upon application to but they aro Oriente Camaguey Las before you buy INTERESTING CONTEST GEO T HICIIOLSOJ HELYILLE Villas Mntanzas Havana and Occi W Tray Patar Agent Gonl Pasar Agent Irencliers FlRlitlnK for the Vncnnt dente ST LOUIS MO 8T LOUIS MO Sent of Ilolmnn of Indiana The coins arc being manufactured in t A strange race has been made up for Ccrnoctions are made at Guthrfe and HOPKINS VILLE KY New York city The die machine made mOpr Hotel Latham NashviJle for all points especially for this purpose weighs 9500 the congressional run in the Fourth In- pounds and has a capacity of G500 coins umiiii uisinei two preacners onu a South and West each hour As the coins are struck thej preachers son being the starters and W A PPOOL W S GOODWIN the finish on August 1 will decide who in rullman Faiace Cars are turned over to the special bureau under the direction of Commissioner is to take the place of the late William J MI6RAN Jose de Zayas at No 50 New street New b Ilolmnn in the lower house of the na- ¬ Mb road will receive special low rates York from where they will be distrib tional congress The democrats set the pace by nom iseo agents of this company for ratosj uted in the order of the filing of the ap inating Francis Marion Griillth of outes or writ to pllcation for them Switzerland county a man who was a O P Atmore G P TA Each coin will be sold for one dollar Louisville in United States money and the money state senator two terms and who dem- ¬ received will go directly into the fund onstrated in that capacity both his ability as a legislator and his force as N TIME TABLE L for carrying on the revolution W M YATES an orator TRAINS OOINO NORTH Tho authority and order for these The in OtioaUKast Mull 10 4Saro souvenir coins provides for their re- ance nominee is a fighter by inherits Ko 92 Mall This famous health and pleasure resort the oldest in Western Kentucky 0iiair demption at one dollar each in United provedand during his campaigns has o mi viBhvlllo ooora Jip m o 5t at Louis Expi3 States silver money ns soon as Cuban lie is n himself exceedingly aggressive Assisted by two first class is situated on the Ohio Valley railroad 16 miles from Hoplunsrille and 14 055tP m TRAINS GOING SOUTH lineal descendant of Gen Francis Independence is established 4o 3 607am Marlon the revolutionary hero who So 65 St Lolllrt ErnrMi miles from Princeton Nashville Accomodation 5 30 a m workmen Vo St Louis Mall 613 pm GREAT LABOR LEADER NoOlNollmlted nuupru Puoesis Hotel BABBEiisnop iNadhville Accommndnllnn rtnna tin mm Vm Michnel nntchforil 1rcHlrtcnt of the unday United Mine Workers North bound St Louis und Chicago Fast trolns have hrough trains eolld and sleepers Michael Katchford of Columbus O PAYS OFF ITS DEBTS SOUTH DAKOTA HoterAccommodations Unsurpassed o Chicago and St Louis national president of tho United Mine Fast Line stops only at important statloni iud crossings IIa hrough Pullman sleep Workers upon whom devolved the reSulphur and Chalybeate in Abundance r to Atlanta Ga Ill r m er nrc Inylng Oft iMortKHRes at a sponsibility of managing the national J M Ad a Ms A eent It lipid Jtute und Times Are Hotter Six trains Daily and Eeduced Rates strike of tho miners is a resident of Band Employed for the Season ialSioux Falls S Dof July 13 Spec Class The people South Dakota 4iliffc fr Iwtmw have iu the last four years paid off 50000000 of their debts said Dr D L McKiuney one of the best known loan agents of the State and are now paying off at a very rapid rate As things are now going the people of the State and especially BEASONABLE BATES the farmers will soon be well out of debt The largo crops of the last few Corner 12th and Main Streets years coupled with the close times FRANCIS M GRIFFITH have had the effect of giving the peo Democratic Candldato for Congress BARBER SHOP HOT AND COLD BATHS BAR pie an appetite of petting out of debt Fourth Indiana District and fortunately have also given them proved such a scourge to the British in the ability to do so North and South Carolina and it is in Mark Russell who represents a loan honor of this ancestor ho wns named company which Imb several million Itev Charles Warren Lee the repub ¬ dollars loaned on farm property iu lican candidate is a retired minister of South Dakota addB his testimony to the Methodist churoh having seen 25 A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOQUE OF THE that of Dr McKiuney Mr Russells years of active service as a minister sianus reaay to and having won deserved popularity on B Two Through Trains Daily J BYBNTSTinOKfiUSInEuSGOLLEE companyplace from S50000ana is anxMICHAEL -to 575000 President UnltodRATOHFORD ious to k account of his high Christian character H 17llnnfnfT Inllm u Mine Workers of a vcaiiuuiu o yeany ou ouuiu uanoux iarin proper America 33rlYor LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY and Dining Cars Nashville toSleeping H Ho comes of Virginia stock and is a de ¬ H Chlcouo tv but the agent complaiua that he Massilllon Qmtaint ValuabU Information to thota lUitring to Learn 13 HOURS NASMVILLETO CUICAQO scendant of tho historic Leo family of Stark cauuot fiud takers for one third of the pioduct of tho coalcounty O He is a the Ola Dominion ETC BOOK KEEPING SHORTHAND TELEGRAPHY PENMANSHIP NEW ORLBHSFLORIDA SPECIAL mines of thnt counamount he would like to loan Kov J II Browder tho populist nom- ¬ in Lucrative Siiuattom ty u hero his LOW RatOS SntqyaledTacimitijQrXocattngarcuUuitet Leaves New Orleans Dally at ia03 noon Our company has 1600 loans int was a miner father of English descent inee is a minister of the Christian via L N R R Nashville at am before him Ho received this State on farm landB said Mr his schooling In ThroughOJulfet Sleeping Cars 730 New from church jvnd like Ilev Mr Lee is well labor agitation under Orleans Russell and wo have not had over John McBride known among tho religious people of also of fifty foreclosures ja seven years Tho was president of tho Mnsslllon who the district Ho waB nominated on an CHICAGO HASHVILLE LIMITED national miners company does not own a foot of land organization when Leaves Nashvllls Dally at 730 p m populist platform and has tho great strike of in the State and never lost a cent ou 1894 was fought Inscribed No Compromise on tho ban ¬ For detailed Information address Chicago Tribune July 11 a member of theIn 1883 llatchford was ner thnt ho has unfurled iu tho district Breokenbidqe Oastleman a loan A G Lanqham nutlonnl cxecutlvo Jno B OasttjEman 1897 P P JEPFRiES anl Passenger Agent Ho goes full length with Thomas Wat- ¬ board of the miners organization and Evnnsvllla Inil last year ho was president of tho Ohio son though until tho presidential nom Tuo portiou of South Dakota which miners organization O II IIILLMAN inations were made Inst year ho was a denl Southern Age At tho national Nashville Tcnn is traversed by the linos of tho Chi convention last January ho was elected republican After tho St Louis conven- ¬ S L ROdERS Trav Passenger Agent cugo Milwaukeo St Paul Railway to tho highest ofllco in tho organization tion ho became a convert to f rco Bilver Atlanta Oa and is the finest agricultural and stock He is 43 years old Is married speeches throughout tho and has suue madouryan ffflWPCVWTWlffFTi growing section of the western coun- two children Five foot ten Inches in ior try Foi Lotters from Farmpts stature stoutly built with llrm eot jaw Turkish forces aro evacuating Cnnnlbulliiiu In Africa nrinted iu pamphlet form finolv illus and mouth ilnshlng- eye ho Jookn like Columbia Building LOUISVILLE KY Southern Department Tho Missionary Horaid quotes CapL Thessaly trated and discriptiona of farm lands tj10 lefuier of hia feil0Ws mt iol34 ninds assertion that nearly nil tribes uiuireai uou u ut AMUJiu uiuwnii CASTLEMAH Managers BARBEE in tho Congo basin aro or have been Ci H GUMAER M D Passenger Ageut Old Colony Build She UltcN Huslinnds cannibal pot merely largest business in Kentucky and largest ju tho Southern States and ing Chicago III Now is tho time to Mrs Addlo W Buzzell who runs a reason but nlso for for superstitious the riUCTICX LI1HTBD TQ tie provision of look for homos iu South Dakota farm near Watcrfortl jj0 although food There Is also the largest in the world Liberal and Progressive in Maungement a certn i sturdy fat she is iot nioro than 60 years of age raca in where laud ia cheap aud good Eye Ear Noso an4 Throal has had eovon husbands and tells a cor ¬ famous Africa which has nover been Local Agents for its prowess but which is 410 UPPEH FIRST 8TREET f The Dwlght Bartiett Paper Co respondent of tho Lewlston Journal inado a recular staplo article of diet HOPKINSVILLE KY that alio Is thinking 61 marrying again of Chicago Ima assigned1 Cash Advances Made on Consignments door by cateful sensible habits If he wants to be a free well man again If dyspepsia and biliousness or constipa tion is the way he got into disease he has got to overcome just those troubles before he can get out The majority of discssci begin with some trouble of the digestive organs or of the liver which prevents the supply of proper nourishment to the system The best remedy for these troubles is Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery because it gives the digestive and blood making organs power to assimilate food and transform it into pure nourishing blood vitalized with an abundance of red corpuscles It acts directly upon the liver and gives it capacity to filter all bilious impurities out of the circulation It builds up solid muscular flesh and healthy nerve force In obstinate constipation the Discov- ¬ ery should be used in conjunction with Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets the most nat- ¬ ural and thoroughly scientific laxative ever SENORA DE COUSINO devised The J Pellets regulate and in- ¬ Tho Richest Woman In the World vigorate the stomach liver and bowels farm lands plantations fruit ranches One is a gentle laxative two act as a mild vineyards and three palaces the like of cathartic Sly for CUBAN COIN FIRST which are not to be found outside the pepsia wife had sufferedand seven years with dys ¬ sick headache costiveness writes by Sanction of tho Cuban Junta Issued D Jameson of Dunbarton Merrimack Mr Imagined glories of the Arabian Co Alonzo we tried mauy doctors aud many N II same as a four shilling1 English piece Nights The senoras father Scnor kinds of medicine but all were of no avail We quoted in this mnrket at 00 cents It Goj enechea began his journey toward purchased six bottles of your Golden Medical is authorized by the Cuban juntn which wealth with the development of a silver Discovery which together with the Pleasant Tellets has entirely restored my wifes health has authority from the Cuban govern- mine at Copiapo Chili He then turned and we cannot say enough in thanks to you for ENORMOUSLY RICH Woninn In he World Soon to VIhII AittrrJcu Senora Tsadore de Coiislno the rich- ¬ est woman Iu the world Is soon to visit America She If soy rich thnt ndhody knows jtiHt Low much lu r posesmou- um are worth Ilcr wealth is estimated to HKWUSKu When an innocent be at lenit 10000Mmhj The senoras man is jailed by property Ik in Chili She Inherited much mistake he prefers of it from her fnther and brother bin to conic out the her own slnewd instinct for busine1 sitne wnv he went in Ho may break jail and be has served to add largely to the prop caught and put back again erty Among her poKcasions arc ninn He d rather have the door uncopper mines In Chili and Peru Up locked and walk out and tlav out ward of a hundred steamersnnd sailing1 A sick man is a prisoner yo vessels the nntlre town of Lota in the jail of disease he has gone Chili coal mines of incalculable value in by some door of carelessness or neglect or Irregular living aud he must unlock this same Wealthier laneii m STOVES AND RANGES J Ice Japan Fruit Jars hrough Trunk ST Mobe SOLE GOErT FOE Up-to-da- Tin Try at C fOT CERULEAN SPRINGS TRIGG COUNTY KY POOL Props GOODWIN GEO WSYOUNGr Pullman Palace Gar for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jacksonville and points in Florida crthEast mm BBS fS SrtSyTS c Tonsorial Artist NOW OPEN Water 11 tepi ill an First Italian WRITE FOE BATES Arlington Hotel fflfimi HI 8fiiS Louisville Ky S yyrB S illiiif IllllSlIlli fl viii Vry out-and-o- ut 2ROYAL Insurance Oompanyv OF LIVERPOOL ft OO I 8i HERE AND ITHERE Grapo bags or salo A mtirriago license Tuesday to Mr Flavius Miss Floroneo Hisgen ijUruping Coleman wore yard Colemans in Mr was issuod one day this week and as tho hole in Tumor and frogcamo opposite a tho ground tho n weathor boardincr near both of this lirgo anako darted out and grabbed city tho frog to tho groat surprise and When in pain uso SlonnH liui consternation of the children When mont aild hill it Sold by Elgin tho suako undertook to draw hitnftelf Mr J M Calvin will begin Bchool back into tho hole ho found tho holo nt Majors school houao ou Monday too small to admit tho frog and it had August 2ud This school is fortu to bo turned loose After trying to nato in securing so excellent a teach punch it out with u stick Mr Colo man was about to give it up when oras Mr Calvin tho little boy was stuck by a bright Buy jour grapo b ga of us and idea and ran off and caught another save uiuuoy frog and returning placed him in There will be a big barbecue and front of tho hole but further away speaking at Lucas Spring in Trigg Tho biniko cuulu uol aland luo tempcniuty to morrow Judges Breathitt tation and again emerged from tho aud Cook aud Mr Howell will make hole this time getting entirely out aud before he could return Mr Colespeeches man dispatched him with a stick Leave your work at HUIob Ex- ¬ Tho reptile was a moccaBiu nearly celsior Laundry twee feet long and largo in propo Attention Comrades All col- tion ored soldiers are requested to meet at Why tako Johnsons Chill aud Friendship hall Suturday July 31 at Fever Tonic Because it ctlrea tho 2 p m Business of importance to moBt stubborn case of Fever in ONE all Jas L ALLENswoiiTn DAY It C Hardwiok Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over Tho statement of tho gross earn City Bank Hopkinsville Ky N road for the third ings of the L Mrs Lou R West of Madison week in July bIiowb that the increased ville wife of the late Moses West business of tho past few weeks conhas purchased tho Huffman resi tinues For last week the earnings dence on Sixteenth street paying 2 amounted to 397675 an iucrease of 000 for same The building is now 534555 over those for the same week being repaired and Mrs West will last year Incidently it is to bo noted move hero in a few days that tho earnings for tho week are greater than those of the correspondWanted Day boarders at Euro ing week in any year since 1892 Tho peon Hotel S260 a week increase is in the passenger freight Washington correspondent of asso- and miscellaneous departments the Major Crumbaugh freight department showing the largciated Press leaves for homo this afternoon with est increase The earnings for the tho positive assurance from tho Pres- first three weeks of July buow an inident that he would get a good place crease over those for tho correspondHe called at the White house thiB ing period of any year Bince 1893 morning to wish the President a pleasant trip and to receive renewed Farmers assurances of his own appointmont make a specialty of insuring Wo A full line of Sloans remedies wheat in Granaries or in storage anyOffice in Main Street Warewhere on sale at Elgin s drug Btore Long Kelly house It The new postmaster at Sebreo Mr J B Echols will take charge of the There are twenty eight cases of office Sunday Mr L 0 Biggs the smallpox at Birmingham Ala retiring official will engage in the mercantile business Mr Echols served a term as postmaster at that place during Harrisons administration Holen add Jimmle Baker two tle grandchildren 6f MrJaH lit- ¬ 1lCHMONAI MJWiH 1 Mitotic uosbir II The Clnrl v at this office A n frog 1 4 THE L 1W nj J S White Not even the Centennial nor the Tiard times can down Dawson Springs Ruining short of un old fashioned cyclone could affect her in the least Five hundred guests are within her gates at present aud many more are expected The Arcadia is spreading her wings and catching a full share She is full but can get fuller The Holemans can take care of a thousand or more BIG bargain 5100000 worth of urstciass city property lor 6alo or exchange for farm or good paying hotel Answer this office Dr J D Clardy got a bad fall one day this week Ho got out of his buggy to open a gate and while closing the gate his horse started off In running to catch up with the horse he stumbled over a stone and fell violently to the ground bruising his face very badly and jarring his whole system by the fall A imiibe ou his forehead and a bad cut on his nose were the worse injurio i Tho doctor was in town yesterday looking like he had been mixed up in a- - prize light Incontinence of water during sleep stopped immediately by Dit E Detcdons Anti Diuretic Cureb children aud adults alike Price SI Sold by ft C Hardwiok Druggist Hopkinsville Ky Dr G Goldstein the optic special ist is at Hotel Latham and it your eyes are wrjug you would do well to Bee him at oik o Dr G jklstoiu ueeds no introduction to tho people of Christian couuty having vibitrd hen for many years and being personally acquainted with many of thnni Ab an optic un he i s eond to none heuco Uio importance of your seeing hm Many of our people are tiding A wanted at highest market price IOOOOO bushels wheat See Great Slashislg Sale 5I iMaj J O Ferrell is in Caldwell Theauccessof Dr JD Glare v our SAME OLD STAND county tbis week industrious aud tibeimt reprosentu G W Soiithal hafi gone tivein Congress in having hla lobao Attornoy OILKlKNOi tJOUKTKSY Up Stairs in Henry Block Op Opera House to TonncsHio on btftihess co bill pasted m a sepainto bill aftt r JuclcoR T Petree has returned it had been rejeefed by tho joint rjon fereeaia a legislative victory whUh from Sobree Springs you nnd will do it if jou will icrne and Kc m lai redouudB to his dkllie aud iufluuuce stick of Miss Mattio QuiokYof Through his coiirufgy nutl kindueNs 1 FURNITURE visiting Miss Ida CarMa AND KINDRED BRANCHES tyia receive tho Daily Cougrebsloniil Itec My oxpoufles nro light as I am up stairs am X will make it Miss Alcry riicKoy ol Iriut Hill la oid and I read it aud nnreovr 1 imn visiting friends iuthocity this week miy Irom tlieB daily procoediiig8thiit pay you to conio tnd aeo mo i un prcpiimi to do Undertaking in all ita brnnches I am ilso Elder D D Smith haa gono to ho is nlwaBiu hiapraco and alvvuya priiuucnj iifAJt5AtMisjie liefer jou Ur thoho tlmt h are Dawaou Springs to spend a few days watchful aud tllicient on tho floor of th Houso seoti my work Mrs Clnrenco Anderson is visiting But while the tobacco bill is n A W PYLE her sou Dr C Anderson in Priuco credit nnd an honor to his interest iu ton tho wojfjno of his constituents its pas Tom EuuIh lilts boon in Madison sagp Uy the tnihtaut nhd dotniurtut e- villo several days this weok on busi majority in Cougress ib prcHiimption peisouiliad It itPka the goverumontB ness of Spain Frauct Italy aud Austria to anjsvxvvNw- Miss Flordnoe Orudorff of Rus remove heir regal uionoply in the sollvilie ia visiting Mrs Geo E sale of our product of tobacco nnd Gary permit its Irco import add saiu iu their This product of Amoricn JJSXSSttSSt wvvWVW Mine Fleuretle Levy is in Nash- dominions from which they rtitst- their principal THOMIoON3 OLD STANU ville under tho treatment of a physirevenue to maintain their exchequers cian Aud at tho same time that tins Ro O MrsJI C Mooro nnd children have publican congress makea this wild re gone to Princeton to spend u month qiieat Otirowu goveruinent puts a with relatives high tax upon its own tobacco and in Mrs Fenton Sims of Cadiz is a apecial tariff bill the- - highest over New aud Elegant Funeral Car for the Undertaking Department visiting her daughter Mrs H B known to thiB couutiy place a dutj Dick Everett u Practical Undertaker of 20 years experience has upon nil the raw anil liniahed pro McKiunoy ducts Which come in imnoitB from charge of this branch of our business Mrs Judge T P Cook returned those countries of whom we ask those to her home in Murray Tuesduy from little favors I3 it they sa this legie Give us a call No 8 Main Street HOPKINSVILLE KY a visit to relatives here control is moro odious because it is Miss elia Wicks and Mrs Eva govermental discrimination and mon Having secured exceptionally A Hisgen have gone to Dawson Springs oplj Wheres tho distinction low contracts for Ico and Cream tiiiffi8 always a dikjcrniiuation against to spend sotno time we are able to quote the follow the products of miotiier couutry and ing reduced prices for our high Misses Albertiue aud Lizzie Wallis where it ia bo high that it ia pruhibi grade creams Any flavor t60 per gallon have returned from a visit to the live it is a monopoly iu favor of the Bricks J25pergallon Frozen Puddings J30 Tonussee Centennial individual The one raises revenue gallon Bisque glasses 100 per dozen and for the govormeut which is supposed so on down tho list Rev W J King will leave next to be the people and the other to 5I6 Fourth Avenue Louisvilles Leading Caterers Tuesday for Winchester Tenn his satisfy the greed and avonce of the old home to be absent a month individual And yet in view of all Mrs J S Whittinghill who has these discriminations against these SPECIAL LOCALS been visiting friends in Christian aud foreign governments these iniquities¬ which have been exacted by this dom Trigg returned to Madisonville yesinant majority it complacently BUCKNKK CO terday asks these governments to cverturu Mr J H Eggieton and two sons their system of revenue to uccomo Claud and Harvey left yesterday for date us OFFICD OVER FIRST NATIONAL BAKE If this is not the sublimated esWhite Sulphur Springs West Vir- Dealers In nil classes of real estate Buy sell sence of gall what is it Those peo -- Hopkinsville Ky S anarept IN might politely ask us to extract Good Whiskey Jb both doctor and rom our own eye the beam therein tonic Better o king ihin many before and criticize the mote iu the eyea of your neighbors They Moth Balls Packing Camphor Hon- doctors better tuBting than all medimight eveu go further uud impolitely duras SaiHHuuiilhi Diseufectants of cines For general family use noth- ¬ ing equals whiskey and HABPJR tell us as they probably will to go- ¬ all kind 8 aud a complete line of Whiskey is pre eminently the family to that country where ice water is un I Tuburco Mill Contributed or kick riijtE 674 2S YEARS IN mit rilw 107 J Trliiu arL Bell IP ReiisJa aw Furniture and Uudertaker DBest G oods F New Stock Kleins Iofes Reduced PRUS oeasonsible Real Estate Agents known Elastic Cottage Paint Continues With Unabated Interest The Great Crowds Attest the Wonderful Money Saving Values Alany new Bargains added to the general smash BA8 ETT Sc CO giuii to be absent ten days on a visit to frieuds HOPKINSVILLE MARKET Mr and Mrs Ira L Smith and Mr Allen D Wallis returned Monday Reported by J Ml Egglotoiiof Cuimuings lucorpornteil luyor0n Kuhloion Co from the Endeavor convention at oruur oi uuiuit in unuiuiiiuiur 01 San Fraucisco UD tobacco July 28 Offerings this week were Mr W J Withers formerly Mayor u composed by large majority of p00r oi mis cuy wuo now resiuea m eblo iB here on a visit to his old home I nondescript lugs and low leaf -v- eral Joars He is y ium iiuvuiif There was a fewi scatter vounper thnn whnn m pff nnrt 18 on all such greatly pleaBtd with Colorado ing hogsheads of fair to good leaf Rev J C Keith of Los Angeles which met Etroug competition The buyers seem to be thinking more Cali ia visiting relatives here Dr about the ten day holiday than buy Keith taught school in this county ing tobacco Tho reports from the 35 ypara ago and was a prominent growing crop in Beveral localities ib educator He moved to the Puciiio auythiug but encouraging as it is coast in isiz ana this is his nrst visstill very uneven in size Tho color it to Keutucky Bince he left Jfor the however is vory good Tho worms west iro becoming very numerous MATUIAIUNIAL Tho weather cuuditioua have been very good for tho growing crop for Mrs Suo Phillips Brown formerly the past week Had good shower of OwenBboro and lady worlds fair Sunday night but tho rain waa local commissioner for Kentucky who for QUOTATIONS ON 1890 CROP the past two years has been liviug iu 1 50 Now York will be married S1 old Low Mouday 1 1 75 August 2 to Mr John Tweedy of Low uga new 1 wm 2 00 Daubury Conn at Dr McArthurs Common lugs new no 3 50 Calvary Baptist church New York Medium lugs new 1 ooi 5 00 City Mr Tnody is a wealthv hat Good lugs now 3 roa 4 50 manufacturer of Danbury and has a Common leaf uow i 50fc 8 00 wholesale house iu New York City Medium leaf now i TOUACCO SEWS r ifLJtt ffl tf lin White Lead Linseed Oil aud Turpontine and family pJnts For those who desire to know we will say that the trip to Old Point iB Come to See Us a most reasonable oue and can bo ex tended and enlarged to suit the cOu NINTH ST FUAKS1ACY veuience of the passengers Alany NFAIt L If N DEfOT have made the trip on 35 while those who spent 50 would take in Washington Baltimore and Norfolk and some who had the time and spent S75 or 100 would visit New York via the Old Dominion Steamship Co and fnsurance at lowest rates ABSTRACT OFFICE take some side trips up the Hudson to Long Branch and Coney Island Next to Court H mse There are many who will take ad vantage of the exceeliuilv low lates AFTCK SEVEN YKAIIS ClffpTPili nnH viuit thuir nnlirr Qlit Virginia where they will Bpend some time most pleasantly among relatives Dr GuMttflitllitCrUbrarpdOpticlHiiIle turiiM to Our Cliy while others will spend their time Dr G Guldsteiu tho veil known along the Atlantic coast That the crowd this year will he large is al optician ii at Hotel Luthitm room ready assured Keiiif ruber the rouud 14 hiitui parlor tu remain ten days trip is ouly lb No limner how and utir people will hnvo an oppor large the crowd tliero will be plenty tiuiily in Ijhvo thfir eyes properly of room provided Ur all lineal wiih glnsbei Thoftigh ixainiuatiou Of the oyo A VIllCltM 1OlrttO uud adjustment of gliisses tu all St Louis July 25 Kobuit Corn auoittilies of sight madti and prepar ed lilted to ohcIi ludiviuoil well a Bartoucounty farmer liviug Qualiiied in his specialty by educa near Golden City aftei numerous ex t ou uud ljy years o ptaotical expeii perimeuts thinks he Iiiih succeeded iu enco in duo Drauch developing n potato that will grow Soietitific application of glasses to without vines They gtow eitirolv all fotms of mechanically defective under ground and will do away witu sight the fear of putato bugs which cost o Indorsed by hundreds of personB much to destroy each 6eabOu nor to who fouud relief and complete rnBtor montiou the damage they do A field ation by fuo uso of scientifically ad planted with the vinelesB potato may justed glasses bo worked with tho ordinary harrow Thoro are yet countless numbers Should the now potato prove to be a who suffer untold misery that is at good producer lis Air Com well tributable to defective sight Such hopes it is likely to supersede the perBous will do well to see Dr Gold present variety stein at once and have their eyea cor Wlmr tho Trip Will Cost BellKy whiskoy P For sale by Hopkinsville Kt W E LON r Everybody Should Read Their J O COOK Home Paper Hcreg a clinnc to renil It for Nothing Do you want the semi weoklv Ken ttickian delivered FREE to you fofflO weeks If so purchase from us goods to the amount of J3 00 tbreo dollars and the paper will be delivered to your address free of charge I Tickets given with eacti ten cent purchase We carry a full line of every thing usually found iu a first class drug store All goods guaranteed strictly pure and of the very best quality Prescriptions have our I wheat prompt aud careful attention et all liours day or night Telephone 149 We kindly solicit our patronage Very Respectfully L The Druggist and Stationer Ragsdale Cooper Cos Block Oil in Christian County have in my hands for sale a fine fnnn of 667 acres on which there aro sure Bigns of petroleum There is a well on the farm 99 feet deep and in the Spriug of theyer thy wator is so Htroug with keioshi that the stock will not drink it This farm mtiht be sold If you want to got rich write or call on W S Haleatty P Miller v I Hopkinsville Ky j sums of 1500 aud upwards ou good farms in Kentucky aud Tennessee not exceeding 4 per cent of appraised value DweTliiiErs to sell or rent Cash paid for Bonds and Bank Stock Money loaned at b per cent in ma ed with tlm results glares and nrb very much plena rected Quiuino and other fever medi cineH tal Iroiu ft to 10 days to cure Jubiibtrijrt Chill and Fever feve Touic cures in t NE DAS i Consultation and examination free and invited Must Sell at Once Walter f garnett coL Financial aud Insurance Agema n ii minnamnm ft C Harduok ari 4 Tho H C Herndon farm iu South Christum will be sold at once regardless of price Will sell as a whole or will divide it to suit the purchaser If you want a good farm write to or Everything- call on oos Walter SHale Attorney at Law Do nor vi Donv feoS Hopkinsville Ky Usually found in first class groceries at all timo an be found in our mammoth store A WHS Q POWDER Absolutely Pure Colebrakdfo its great lonvoning Aesurea strength nr d heilthfulness the food nraioet alum sad all forms of ndultcyetipu catnmon to the cheap brndn aAV iMm 9tm Q0u jojik Wo highly appreciate the interest HEATHS manifested by the city council untl couuty judgo in having the Btranger Lono A little child pf Francis who died at tho Harrison Houso After holding him Long formerly of thw city died at buried decently DixonToun Tiicbdiir of measles four days aud telegraphing and tele Tho remains wore hi ought hoie aud phouiug to different places and failinterred in Hopewell ceuiutery Wed- - ing to identify him we buried him in tho Potters hold Respectfully Jas ufirduy L Aluenswoiith Coroner Millb Jilr C W Mills died at his lioine in Nortonville Moudity Executive clemency whs exercised aged 70 j ours Ho was a prominent uikui liriiuiiprH uy ui fin nier and waa well known in this of Tennessee Tuesday oily whore hu litis relatives Starvation is staring 8000 minors A bike teacher at Now Brunswick and their families iu the Jellico dis N J wob sued by a woman for 5 triot in the face IIIIIHIIIIpl 000 damages because she tumbled An Erie Pa man beat his wife Much void in to be skipped to thii fatally and killed a man whp at tempted to interfere country frpm Australia P Good leaf new Fine leaf 9 50 W 10 50 Oweusboro Messenger s SUEX2 t uur 11 00S l r r wii un tor a t rr aT irseni con - aui t i cy NO cuitu so PAY That is tho way all druggists sell GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for chills and Malaria It is simply Iron and Quiuiuo in a taste less lorm Juildreu lovo it Adults prefer it to bitter nauseating Tonic Price 50c Vegetables y gar- ¬ Fresh from the dens every morning such as peas beans cu- ¬ cumbers tomatoes etc For Sale Tho tract of land known nB theBa con farm near Newstead lately occu pied by Mr J R Walker containing about Si8 acres This farm will be offflred at private sale until the 1st Monday in September if not dispos Our Prices urpassed B axes stout Z j cures rumui r4acnc CO Are as low as can be found in the city and quality of goods unsE tHJUH on ui uy mat timo win ue bow on b id dny Monday Sept Cth to tho Highest bidder Apply for terms o to Ira F Ellis or Jas Rodman r CLARK CO Ml CITV MAKKKT HOUSK The Hopkinsville Gas and Lightning Co has a full line of Benvenge gas cooking and heating stoves J T Hall city Bcavongar can te on display at A M Wallis gro reached by telphone Rt any time eery No 211 South Main street lBIl HJ Ml

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