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Digital page images are linked to the text file. mrTyk Wm VOL XIX optttntrilk iEUtttudtiittt HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY FRIDAY i fp tl AUGUST 131897 i NO 64 I r WWVASWVW PLAIN DRY FACTS Co Shoe Stock We have recently purchased the Richards amounting to nearly 15000 at a good liberal discount from factory cost Thistock is all fresh and new the firm having been in the shoe business only one year and is made up almost entirely of first class custom made goods This purchase certainly places us in a position to sell shoes for less than any concern who has paid regular prices for their goods and THEKENTUCKIAN JIopUliiflvlluH Iopulur unit Leading New- - News tuckiau is always bright but its trado vjriusLfow ihhuu wub u ui hit oi ueautv I 0EEAM OF NEWSt l J paper Crowded Out of Contennlal Kdltlon We will Do It This is a plain statement of the facts without any circus bill or patent medicine exaggeration and it will pay you to look into it at once We are also having our This general review of Hopkinsvillo its various enterprises commercial agricultural manufacturing educational and religious would certainly remain unfinished wore we to pass over tho history and career of the Hopkiusvillo Keutuckian a pa per which for eighteen years has de voted its pages and its efforts towards the servicethe enlightenment aud the eutertaiuineut of tho people of this city aud county When only in its incipieucr it encountered the Battle struggles and trials which befall all enterprises in their infancy but its strength haa grown with the years until to day it stands iti the front ranks of journalism in the State It is a six column quarto well printed carefully edited and wide awake upon all matters of interest It Mid Sumtiier i 4 Clearance Sale In our Clothing Department J H ANDERSON CO O O 3aa m READ PETRBBS SUMMER BARGAIN PRICES BEFORE Shoes Slices Cbildrens Slippers 25 cents Ladies Tan Shoes Hand Sew- edour finego d 8 worth 350 for 2 78 Mens Misses Slippers acknowledged advertising medium for this city carrying more annual contracts fur advertising than any other paper of its like published in Kentucky The Keutuckian Block on Main street is an architectural ornament to that busy thoroughfare It in owned by Mr Chas ft Meacham editor aud proprietor and is well arranged aud couvemeutly equipped with everything necessary to a first class printing office The plant is complete in everyway the machinery of the latest invention while the quality of the work is far above the prices charged therefor This piesent Special Ceutenuial Edition speaks in no uncertaiu tones of what cau be accomplished through its job aud publishing department iMr T E Bartley is the business manager aud is an affable accom modatiug geutlenian The mechanical department is un der the direction of Mr W L White sides who is a skillful capable printer From eight to teu assistants are is issued twice a week and is ah Onoof tho handsomest special news paper editions ever issued in South ern or Western Kentucky was the Wheat Still Up Pool RclcnscdTrlnl9 Post- poncd BctlicI Association Narrow Centennial special issued by the Hopkiusville Keutuckian Tho paper Bscapo Killed Ily Lightning was 24 pages in size tastily gotten up aud neatly printed and is a credit Doctors Tnko mi Ontlng both to the city iu which it omanatid A largo number of tho local doctors and tho newspaper office in which it went out to Bolivar Wednesday und waB made Elkton Progress enjoyed a social gathering in tho Tho HopkiuBvHe Kentucluau is woods Of course eating was ono of sued a beautifully illustrated trade the features of the day edition Friday It was about the Flue Italn Ttiemlay finest thing iu the way of a uewspa per this end of the State has ever A good hard rain fell Tuesday seen Mayfield Mirror giving the parched ground the first Our worthy contemporary the good soakiu g for several weeks It Keutuckian last Friday issued what was more general in character than it calls its Centennial Edition though the recent local showers and dies just why it should be called that we much good to crops iu all directions failed to find out as there was very Called Without Warning little if anything in it regarding the ilussellville Ky Aug 11 Green Ceutenuial But be this as it may it was a beauty and au editiou alike Belcher a prominent farmer who creditable to tho city the Kentuclr lived in the extreme northern part of ian aud Mr W F Lindley who la- this county was killed by lightningbored unceasingly to make it a suc- late yesterday Four afternoon cess Bauuer mules that were standing near bins were also killed at the same time The Hopkiusville Keutuckian came out last week with a mammoth trade Capt Tool Acquitted eJitiou full of halftones and write Capt R S Pool of Gracey stood ups and is quite the prettiest piece of typography that haB reached our office his examining trial Tuesday for kill iucr Ed ilBmer ou July 24 and was lately Hartford Herald hoi dto be blameless in the matter and The Hopkiusville Xentuckian is released trom thecuBtody of the court sued a handsome illustrated editiou He made out a very clear case of sel last week While Hopkiusville is a defense big busy town full of money and The Second Crop life Mr Meachams paper is a credit Mrs Thos W Long is now gather- ¬ to the city Marion Press ing from her garden a second crop of WHEAT PASSES 83 CENTS woll matured strawberries from tho same bed that bore a full crop in Other luriu Iroducts Show Considerable May Specimens of the berries sent to the Kentuckian office were found railing OIT Chicago Aug 12 H Wheat closed to be equal to the best iu every resthan the first to day at 83 cents another short ad pect though smaller crop vance from yesterday IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN HAS IT 11 ISlK Cruwd to Nashville Furnishing Gooods 300 Tiger Brand Hats 1 99 Good r yl Tan Pat Leather and Calf all styles our 5 goods 39 49 and 79 cents Misses Oxblood Shoos lace and Coin toe JV Pur Hat 98 cents for 3 75 Furnishing Goods MeU9 Mens Shirts 23 7 cents cents Oxblood cenis Ltiundned Shirts 25 cents cents Percale Ladies Oxfords tan 98 cents Ladies Oxfords 1 0xblood Ho9e 9 bosom 48 tan 2 en9 Lisle Thread Hose 23 WOrtll pieated bosom OV nT Ladies Hand Turned Oxfordsi Tan and Black very best cenis col- - 14 Cents at 1 48 Monarch ored Shirts white and gp cents French Balbriggan Underwear 23 Cents Leather Belts 15 Ladies Tan Shoes lace at 1 48 a Good chance cents PERTEE CO sign of the Big Boot- - I MSKafigcrBara Js bk b w JPilblic Appreciation Nerves our efforts and we are showing our appreciation by the prices we are making Goods you are thinking of link us with your thoughts and we will convince you that the best is not to good if prices areright If It Is I 1 Remember J2a A Thaj wo can Pshow you any thing you may need in JLarness saddles blankets collars 33ack bands names chains etc ancTan elegant line of Lap Dusters carry the LftRGEST stoot and give LOVUEST prices F A YOST 207 South Main CO f fr m higher at September opened The Wallace and Wood dines advanced to oU Vc aud re The examining trials of Ed Wallace acted to 80c At 1 oclock Septem ber had advanced to olgc and Will Wood weiev not held Wed ¬ Com was fairly active and strong nesday but were postponed at the in ¬ with wheat The Government report stance of Wallace until next Monday was not much of a factor although it The evidence is bo conflicting auu of plant received a bullish interpretation Sep such a contradictory character that it tember opened about unchanged at is going to be a difficult matter to What The Prcsa Hoys Say 27J27go advanced to 27ic aud re hold either of them for the murder of The Hopkiusville Keutuckian of acted to 27jjc Dave McReyuolds at the Gainesville Friday is a gem of typography illusOats were fairly active and higher festival trated with a large numbet of half- with wheat September opened a tone engravings of persons and build- Bhade higher at 17c and advanced to Itetliel lluptlst AHUocIatlou ings and the contents original and selected do great credit to the ability I7ic Theauuual meetiug of Bethel Bap Provisions were dull and lower on and taste of its accomplished editor receipts of 80000 hogs aud a decline tist Association will be held with Col Charles M Meacham Hender of 5c at the yards September pork Salem church iu this couuty next son Journal opened 2c lower at 770 and sold off Tuesday and continuing several days to 765 September lard opened un- This is one of tho strongest associa A handsome trade edition of the changed at S127J and declined to tious iu the State and contains many Hopkiusville Kentuckian has reached 122 September ribs opened a able ministers in its membership ourbauctum The editiou is tastily shade lower at 470i72i and deSalem church will euertain the visgotten up and is the product of tho clined to 465467 itors iu royal style aud a large crowd brain and energy of Mr W F may be expected to attend every day Lindley The mechanical part of FOUR GIRLS DROWNED Dr J D Clardy is Moderator and the paper is an exhibition of skilled Prof J H Fuqua Clerk bo a credit workmanship and would Wading at a Camp and Suddenly to any newspaper office in the State Were lu Uot Beyond Their Depth Xairowly Eitcaped Death by the It was liberally patronized business men of the town and county Mrs Herman Cox had a narrow esSt Louis Aug 4 Two young Bhowiug a spirit of push and prog- women and two girls daughters of cape from death at Gracey last Sun- ¬ ress Henderson Gleaner were day She had been to church at prominent Keokuk people drowned in tho Skunk river near West Union aud had Btarted homo The trade paper containing av exThree of when her horse ran away and after cellent write up of the business inter Packwood laBt evening ests aud of many prominent citizens them were daughters of Mr and Mrs running for nearly a mile threw her of Hopkinsville to which Mr W F Pierce Pamples tho other a daughter and her little daughter out of tho veLiudley of Nashville has been devot of Mr und Mrs Lewis Adams of hicle The little girl was not injured She iug his time and fine talents for seV Ioka two of the Pamples were young but Mrs Cox was badly hurt weeks was issued this morning women and the other was thirteen received a severe scalp wound one eral It is handsomely illustrated and very years old Bessie Adams the other shoulder was crushed and she was readable It is sure to help the town victim waB eighteen years old Tho otherwise terribly bruised It waB at first thought she waB fatally hurt as New Era quartet were members of a large she was uuconscious when picked up camping party which had been en At this writing however she is ou tho The Hopkiusville Keutuckian last joying an outing on tho bankB of road to recovery Friday issued an attractive and well Skunk river for several days Tho printed sixteen page special number four eirla wont in wading at a place jOE PARKER IN townV containing descriptive write ups and which appeared to be shallow The illustrations of that thriving citys other women of the party who were principal industries Louisville Dis sitting ou the bank saw all four dis The Populist Candidate For Clerk of tho Court ot Appcns patch appear suddenly and by the time Mr Joo A Parker of Louisville the meu had been summoned they The Centennial editiou of tho Hop had sank for the last time The tho Populist nominee for clerk of tho kiusville Keutuckian issued yester- four bodies were recovered and a yester day contains twenty four pages of quadruple funeral waB hold to day at court of appeals waB iu town day on bis way to Slaughtersville iu most interesting matter relative to itock Creek Hopkiusvillo aud Christian county Webster county to make a speech Another Deadly Veitlbul It is a beautiful piece of work a Mr Parker says most of the recent great credit to Editor Meacham and Clark8villeTeun Aug 11 At a alleged interviews iu tho Courier must prove of great value to the cjty festival held by tho colored people in Journal imputed to him were entirely Paducah Sun of Hopknsville the statement that unauthorized Robertson couuty last night a duel ho recognized and gold faction as tho the The Hopkiusvillo Kentuckians Ceu- occurred between Will Gooch and regular Democracy was a bare fabri ¬ tenuial number was a hummer It Porter Shaver in which a number of cation Mr Parker says his principal obconsisted of twouiy four pages print shots were fired and both fatally ined on fine book paper and replete with jured Iu tho stampede which fol ject in making tho race in to keep his haiidBomo half tone ougraviugs It lowed the shooting a number of by party orgauizution together and says reflected credit on HopkiuBvillo aud standers were shot or mushed and he expects to draw as mauy votes should attract tho attention of cap- hurt badly A bystander named from one of tho old parties as tho italists to that enterprising city Mail Long was killed and another fatally other Where fusions exist he says injured by boiug trampled The ho will hot oudeuvor to throw ob ¬ ieouvillo Mail duelists were jailed It is claimed stacles tn the way of the Populists thoy fought over a woman yoting for tho couuty tlcketB The laBt issuo of tho Hopkiusville Tho heart of KoBciiiBzko the Polish Kentuckian contained twenty four Alvin Bowling wan fouud dead of illustrated matter and waB u near Morehead Ky with einteau patriot was buried iu a special mau Eagoa creditable edition The Ken- - bullet holes in his soleum on Lake Zurich body employed as well 1 he policy of the paper haB ever been Democratic and in this regard the Keutuckian makes the Power of the Tress felt during all campaigns and exerts a strong inilueuce with the votiug populace Mr Chas M iWeacham the editor aud owner is a native of Christian county aud has devoted his life to tho publics interest In early youth he Btudied law and was admitted to the bar in 1879 In the same year he assumed the editorship of tho Keutuckian and became part owner and in 1888 purchased the entire 11 Chicago September Aug wheat climbed over tho 80c mark today with ease The Government crop report Bhowiug a decline of A 5 per cent iu spriug wheat was a fac tor Foreign markets opened at an anvance equal to yesterday a gain here aud continued ou the up grade 797Uc ljlic About ninety persous wcut ou the excursion to the Centeniaal Wedues day morning the fare being 175 or round trip The paity leturned at night The next cheap excursion vilt be ou the 25th when the round trip rate will be only Slf0 Those who go to Nashville now see the Ceutenuial at its best fypkinsnillt JUittttdtinit THE BUTTERFLY PAWNSHOP PATEONS A Midsummer Carnival of tho Giddy Singled Them Out Well nnd Drllliant Flutterors End Bottlnn on His Own Game There is u beautiful bluo specli of bring yon great Vcnlth I cannot TiVo men wore standing on Sixth a butterfly which haunts the brior and Pinestreets the other aftOrnoon florae II untie nid nuuertrudo Fur fiolda und ohl pasture walls whero tho in the cool shadow of a building The nngton fccd loudly In to Jus big blue iiigh blucburry bush and sweet older was mopping 1ms brow and eu6 but I know tJtnLiOudouotcaie viburnum love to linger It is one of watching ho pvopla who passed HO lllllCII 11M UII s worlds iroodgis you the most dtflicuto of nil the small but ¬ Suddouly ho fouchod his companion do for a t iinructur lint la uuovo renrouiit terflies biUltna a ludicrously pondor on the flrin No MtiU said the bomrtft ous iiamo Polyominntus lWudurgio Soe that gtrl in thoiailor haty wealth I do not Cravm ill Know SJios5 go lus However it common name tho nret v one over tlioro mv father has hud u tool jig annex flzure blm butterfly is more appro¬ ing into Hint pnwnsnop conse I dont know buck of hte grocery foMf How do 1 know priate as whiii it iB fluttering over quently it will not be riotftffcjory for looks hko exactly its a kind of instinct Ilowrs in ttiu sunshine it The gnl looked cautiously flblwt my husbaUd to hnc money 1 will ii tiny spei k of bright blue satin A hoar relative is I ho Lucia a little gnaod nt the array in the window of lhnvo imtrfoiso wadi1 it when lather dies and until then in willing to smaller nnd of a more purplish black tho shop and walked on uy upon bo back in a minute snid get along hi n rcssonnlle with violet Shell Another is the Oomynfns All rsk is having black dots on tho tho mnn who- had spoken before my regular allowance hw wingst nnd that the nmtt 1 marry chnll June re ¬ She will look around again inargiu of he hind ones Tho Comyn thinks no onq aces her slip spectability hack of In ni nnd n heart tas lives m dry woods nnd does not when she thats pure nuil true in his breast Sovoml other in There shos coming back Appear beloro July Horace Hsfetlcy kucd her upon The girl had turned on tbocornor small hutterllies which npponr nt the the ruby lips Mir tunes out of n possame time belong to tho genus Thccla nnd was retracing her steps Sure readily distinguished by the peculiar enough she pnusud before tho open sible fiVo nnd snid Ah darling you do not know how manner in which their hind wings door looked up nnd down the strpot are tailed Their color isa dull brown and wont in Fivo minutes Inter she happy you have made me by them oxeuso me 1 mean by those words I of various shades marked in sonic of came out nnd walked rapidly away know how 1 can toll them knew you was abo o the common herd of white or I dont the Miotics with specks Muo but I can invariably pick them out that only grasps for gold and dont July is tho gala time of butterflies Never been knpwn to fail Say dyou cftro for things that is ouovc anil be jJIost of them have just left the see that fellow coming up the street yond tho sordidnoss of this world Gertrude Fnrnngton looked nt lie just como chrysalis and their wings nre perfect lie in the light suit and veiy Ircsh in color All the sunny from tho pool rooms probably is hint regretfully for a moment nnd places are bright with them yellow broke and is going in to hock his then onid Horace you dont seem to know Yes hes coming up tins And red and while nnd brown and watch great gorgeous i Hows in rich velvet- ¬ way There what did 1 tell you how to sling English very well Your grammars very sloppy 1 thought like dittos of blue black orange I knew hed go in Some of them green and maroon That is pretty you told me you were a collage gradu- ¬ His friend nodded scalloped some good but Ill make a bet I can do the ate have their wings Sol am darling tho young man fringed and some plain and they are same thing Bet you a fiver replied in troubled anxious tones ornamented with brilliant borders Done Well that elderly gentleman who but you must remember its nearly and fawn colored spots and rows of crescents The Astcria6 are 1si cot off the car will go m there live years since I got out and a fellow silver can forget an awiul lot in that time there the Troilus the dusky orange The one with the diamonds I mean Mclitaca and the silver spotted Idalia Never Id like to double that Anyhow who goes to college to study grammar Why we learn that when They circle about tho flowers fly bet See hes goings we start to school first That dont across from field to field rise wiftly yon I take You must re- ¬ into tho air little ones and big ones right up to tho door There hes go- ¬ amount to nothin was once one of the common ones and rare ones but all ing in Ha ha what did I tell you member that I bright and airy and joyous a mid- ¬ Ten dollars please and the young best athletes in my class Forgive me darling for criticis- ¬ summer carnival of butterflies man held out his hand The first ob- ¬ The largest butterfly wo have is the server drew out a roll and gave him ing you she said snuggling up to him and looking proudly into his Archippus It is not so gaudy as two five dollar bills manly face As you have hinted is yet very showy The some but You were right he remarked Yes dont mind if grammar doesnt furnish much juice wings arc tawny orange beautifully Have a drink bordered with black dotted with I do But do you- mind telling jne for the trolley We meet people every day who are successful and hap ¬ white and are crossed by fine black how you knew hedgo in there at all You see ho owus the py without It isnt at all necessary with several yellow and white Not veins St Louis Globe Democrat that one should be able to mnko his spots extending up to the front bor- ¬ place verbs agree with his nouns in number der of the fore wings A buttery ¬ and person in order to clip coupons A CHILDS TOY SAVED HIM that is almost exactly like the ArchipYou nre all or hold public office pus except for a band across the hind wing above the border is the Nympha Was Nearly Gone But He l Managed a right Horace darling You are in Way to Recover fact pretty near the whole thing lis Disippc It is found on the wing Two years ago a mnn known in Your lower jaw sticks out like a cow ¬ Octo from the middle of July until circles went the front of tcr and deposits its eggson poplars St Louis businessthe bad times to and catcher inwhose facea locomotive nnd wall owing to is built on that a fellow and willows Another variety of the differ- ¬ everything in his home was sacrificed plan is dead sure to got there Ah ISTyfnphalis is the Ephcstion The auc- ¬ she sighed I am soliappy ing from the Disippc in boing clothed to satisfy his creditors was selling out tho household And as they sat in the darkest cor ¬ in bluo black instead of a gorgeous tioneer furniture with rasping voice that cut ner of tho room loving away with all orange and black Lippincotts deep down into the heart of the wom- ¬ the ardor of glorious youth the guilty CURE FOfi SNAKE POISONING an who vstood by young man J bought to himself Presently he held up a rocking Oh what n dead onry future Im Inoculation His Long Been Practiced horse battered scratched and paint- - going to have if tjie doesnt find out by Castes Lowest i n Civilization less It had been the favorite play that ono of my grandfathers once Tt is very noteworthy that many thing of their little golden haired kept a saloon That would queer the nations races and casts lowest in boy who was now without even the whole business for of course the civilization have for a longtime pro- ¬ shelter of a homo I he woman daughter of a rectifier pf spirits could tected themselves against poisoning turned pale and tho man started for never wed with a descendant of a man from snake bites by a method which ward who has lifted schooners over tho bar never until the present time the he cried No no She must never learn tho Not that not that twentieth century has been dis- hoarsely sickening truth covered by European scientists The So he never told her about it and Silence fell upon the group of friv- ¬ jaccs of lsyllcr in Africa Moreer in olous buyers Even the auctioneer they lived in happy unison for three Italy and Inner in India ages iigo looked quizzically and dashed away years and a half Then she got a di- ¬ possessed a means to insure them- ¬ a tear from his eyes lie handed vorce upon tho plea of nonsupportj selves against poisoning from snake the toy to tho man who claimed it for flic tax on whisky had been in- ¬ bites and to day there arc people who with quivering lips Ho had no creased thus making it impossible arc not harmed by snake poison if we sooner seized it than he hurried with for her poor old father to clear more may believe the descriptions of trav- ¬ the pale trembling woman from the than 17 a barrel and continue her elers Such arc tho negroes on the room allowance Guinea coasts the race of Eisower in Not long ago the man was heard of Providence movos in mysterious Barbary some fakirs and snako again in a far western state He ways but tho wicked seldom escape charmers in India the inhabitants of was doing a thrivingbusiness Where oven in this world Cleveland Mozambique and some Kafirs in did his capital como from a friend Leader South Africa The means used by asked to whom the story was told Gives Legal Advice Free all these people to secure immunity The woman as is her way told the from snako venom consists in taking 3ccret to a friend and tho friend told Some French lawyers aro trying the as medicine the venom cither fresh it in confidence to some one else The or dried from tho venom glands of ruined business man had hidden in experiment of giving legal advico free snakes The majority cat the venom the neck of the battered and bruised at the Palais do Justice on tho same but in Mozambique the same result rocking horse ten 1000 bills In the principle as medicine is dealt out at Tho idea is a revival is gained by inoculating with it That hurry of the auction he forgot to take dispensaries of the bureau of charitablo jurispru- ¬ these peoples really do make them- ¬ tho horso aside before the crowd selves proof against snake bites in came and it took well simulated dence planned by tho constituent as ¬ this way seems to be sure beyond a grief to get it out of the hands of the sembly in 1790 and it has been in operation for nearly two years There doubt auctioneer St Louis Republic are several departments each man- ¬ Although this method was made aged by a lawyer of ten years stand- ¬ In Slam ¬ Fish Fights known long ago in Europe by traving with two younger men ns his as- ¬ elers nobody seemed to take any no It is said that tho favorite sport sistants Tho office is open ono morn- ¬ tico of it until the experiments of So a Pasteur and his school had demon- ¬ of tho Siamese is fish fightingto tho ing and ono afternoon to week Last popular is it that according December year from January strated tho possibility of utilizing it scholars began to study the ef- ¬ Fish Trades Gazette tho Icing of 1001 persons applied for advice Then fects on nnimals of feeding snako Siam derives a considerable revenuo 1G00 of them merely wanted answers lu- ¬ venom and of inoculating with it and from tho license fees exacted for tho to somo legal question 17 were o provilego of keeping fighting fish natics and 37 people were to convert into scientific capital the The fish are described as being long seeking assistance under falso pre- ¬ avowals of these fakirs Kafirs etc not thicker than a tenses Tho lawyers took up how ¬ Robert von Lindenfeld in Chautau and slender childs finger and very ferocious ever 105 delicate nnd complicated juan Tho moment they aro placed together cases and succeeded in settling 51 Where Lightning Strikes in a vessel of water they dart at one of them to the satisfction of their light- ¬ another and tho onlookers becomo so clients tho other 105 were lost after All prominent objects invite over tho contest that they a trial ning tho more so if isolated Where excited anything they have nt hand on in towns electricity wager they aboundas Popular Plays in- ¬ tho success of their favorito fish is most likely to bo drawn off Highest singlq night receipts at While it is risky to stand visibly They Saved Him tho Paris theatorsibring together a a thunder shower it nndor a tree in Thero was a curious jumblo of curious list of plays Tho Grand Op ¬ is a protection to have high trees near trades in tho Seino at Paris recent- ¬ eras record breaker was Tann No doubt tho column of a house A clerk trying to commit sui hauser 22981 francs at the Porto invisible moisturo ascending from a ly barn of now hay makes n ready path cido jumped into tho river from tho Saint Martin it was the mystery La for lightning Besides the very com- ¬ Pont au Change when there leaped Passion1 13012 francs at tho Op ¬ bustible contents of n barn at any in to save him in succession a printer era Comiquo tho opera Don Juan timo or tho rubbish in an empty n mechanic a peddler a day laborer 9234 francs at tho Comodlo Fran barn may result in firo when a nn infantry soldier and a policeman cnisc Molicros Les Femmea Sa building less ignitible might not bo Between them they gat him ashoro vantes nnd M da Pourceaugnac undrowned 8825francs fired by a lightning stroke f I WEAtilH HADJJ0 0HAEM3 But Lost Tho Story of n S jirtual Lovd arid Its s ubs cribo N ow THE t lIUUITCOUHT OlnKCTOKV Tub AlAMO 4ANAtrctQ Hifinj 1 rig WEEKLY If n ree week liuoo LOUlSmUE DISPATCH a straightdiocrtic NEWSPAPER iiiusTUs -- Fourth Monday in February l1EcMVKIuMday li June tailr Motalay in eptembe- rwmluwoit Ualiwav fttcond vlundaym April term three weoiuiKiMt Monday in August term in vei nrt Monday in dopteniber Flrt Monday In third Monday Kobruary Majr term two turm thref term AviN ffi SUouisSanFranciscoRR THROUGH CAR ROUTE DETWESN akiilrst 4reuHt tlrt Muiiday sJHn2ajr ln Mar term two In Aiuut term two lo bepieinor nerintwo PROFESSIONAL CARD WILLIAM U AND 1 For For For For AH All All the free coinage of silver the Chicago platform the Democratic nominees the interest of the masses SPRINGFIELD PITTSBURG JOPLIN WICHITA EUREKA SPRINGS HEELY Attorney at the latest telegraphic news the latest State news the latest market reports PARIS FT SMITH DALLAS SAN ANTONIO HOUSTON GALVESTON Solid Veitlbulcd Trint with Pullmsn Sletpett Hrvy Oining Halsi end Reclining Chair Car Mtpt time tablet snd full information furnished upon applcatlon to XI C Planters Bnnk building Special Attention to the Colloutiou of Claims lnv Main at r C H TANDY Grown and Bridge Work a Spooialty ST OFFIOB over Klohnrds Cos storS CKANK ItfVIiS Correct market reports Correct court reports Reliable news reports Honest editorial policy THE WEEKLY LOUISVILLE DISPATCH AND THE JIELVIME CEO T HICHOLSO Tra Paair Agent ST LOUIO MO C Gen I Paur Agn MO ST LOUIS Y2Ztt-t-r-f- wv JLrrffll ifc-- v Kentuckian one year for 230 negro wax lynched at Eufaula Ala for attempt oi iiniiml awmwll A Ait ney at Law HopklnavllleKy Iruotice ln the Courts of Christian and ad iDiliigcountUs OlHce Court fet near eber 3AivpeACH fl K WARHKLuJr Lawyer UopWnsvllle Ky Ilieur Illexi Itcluiifrrle Symtioms Moisture Intense Itohlnt wid stinging most at night worae by sorittohliig If allowed to continue tumors form which uf ten bleed and ulcerate becoming very noie OWAYNK8 OINTMENT 8topS the itching BUd bleeding heals ulceration and in morft custv remove th tumors At drugglstflorby mall for 6u cents Or SwayneA-- Son Philadelphia W M YATES OlllcewUhCallls Wallace Tonsorial Assisted by two first class workmen Puonsix Hotel BAnuEnsnop olaeence nARiin Aitit nfcMSMKRKIWKTHEK Lute of Louisville Dentist Hopklnsvllle Ky The firm of Pilcher Bros publish ers of the NicbolaBvillo Journal has been dissolved Mr T F Pilcher re- ¬ chah tiring t aicelnSummersauUdlng VO N oVer Basett 4 catlett CATLETT H ARRIS fc Miller killed Gerald P AUeu at Linn Grove Calloway eouu- ty Ederar Formerly with Forbes llro MKEWj3ARGENTMD Physician andSurgeon UopklnsvilleKy Office PAINTERS and PAPER HANGERS We have concluded to go into bus iuess for ourselves and offer our ser vices to tho public at the most reas Paper hanging a spec ouublo prices All work guaranteed ialty Teloplioun It is always gratifying to receive 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or bring your cash with order this full in Florida will uinouut to to the between lHOOOO and 200000 boxes which dlges Tho Hardin county find of gold tlon nnd permits food to ferment nnd nutrlf y In b Hiring rock increases in richness tiq Ji stomach Then follow dizziness headache ttie work of mining progresses Is caused by torpid liver Biliousness prevents ivEIST TUOKI AlV Hopklnsvllle Ky W W GRAY TONSORIAL WEST SEVENTH ARTISTS We know tho groat cures by floods Sumapurilla are genuine because tho people themselves write about them Hlqblo of St Paul Minn Motitaguo Gauuio oi OweiiBboro met for tho first tinlo Fri day aud were immediately married auu Mrs Ja t eg F Insomlna nervousness ami It pot relieved bilious fever sFfc 1 or blood poisoning Hoods W nils stimuUto the stomach rouse tho liver cure headacho dizziness con ¬ stipation etc 29 cents Bold by nil druggists Tho only 1IHs to take with lloous Sssauttrlll Hoods J STREET ELB BUILDING Cleau towels and everything first Give us a call ana Whiskey Habits cured at homo with ¬ out pain Book of par tlcultm sent FKKK I III S 0 i ivm SmtlQiJatrjataL BMwoorrvv rr A L r r4f TopMntvillt Mtntmkim WHY SHEJOESITATED Perplexity of n Young Lady Who Had n 3 THE WORLD PRINCE OF COREA But tho Victim at Tlmss of Most Outrageous Fortune Prince Eui Who proporly Ye Who Kung of Corca who has just come to tho United States to finish his edu- ¬ cation must bo n thing of joy to tho astrologers if tho early events of his lifo go for anything Ho is tho sec- ¬ ond son of the king by rt concubine but has been legitimized bedhtsso his elder brothor tho son of tho qucon is an imbecile Stormy indeed have been the days of his youth Hated by the quoon who sees the kingdom must pass out of tho hands of her own son it would appear as if every fiendish art has been tried to destroy the young mans life In tho palace of his father by whom ho is much loved hired assas ¬ sins murdered his mother It has never been told how tho prince es- ¬ caped although ho was in the palace at the time and was the means of dis- ¬ closing the nationality of the mur- ¬ A HE LOOKED LIKE JOE Compliment from tho Heart tho Young Man Appreciated An aged man and woman shopped opposito the Central high school building a few days ago and looked across at that rather imposing pile They wore plainly but neatly dressed and while it was evident thoy wore from the rural districts there was nothing in their appearance to at- ¬ A young man was tract comment Waiting for a crosstown car close to whore tho strangers stopped To him the aged man turned Thats a schoolhonso I judge ho said Thats tho Centralhigh school replied tho young nian Tho old man looked interested Thats the priud1pal high school Mary ho remnjbd to tho old lady Then he turned back to the young man Wo haVenH been in Cleveland for a number of years he said 1 guess it aint since the Garfield funeral an AGE OF Tho F cure of Sclontific Guessers Proposal Vary Somowhat Widely Something disturbed hor That She knitted her brow was evident and thought and thought and thought and isho was not a girl who was habitually given to such enervat ¬ ing practices f lies proposed sho said by way of explanation when hor best friend called Harry aBked the best friend X Sho nodded Of course you accepted him said the best friend in a regular feminine flutter of excitement already plan ¬ ning hor own gown as maid of honor The girl whohad been thinkirig shook her head Some new figures on this subject recently printed by Lord Kelvin havo served to revive its discussion among ircn of science Lord Kelvin is con ¬ vinced that former estimates have They varied be boon too liberal tween 100000000 and 300000000 years a margin so large Hint it might bo regarded by some as a conlosslon of ignorance As far ns his lordship can judgo from the available facts of geology tho earth is not over 30000 000 years old and perhaps not over 20000000 That is to say the earth has boon habitable for this period Our planet is ansumed to bo growing cooler and to be slowly reducing the NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO BUILD IFiniriisla A Jf cried the best friend I took time to think it over ex ¬ plained the thougtful one It is a very serious problem and J am in doubt as to what I ought to do Why hes a prize Hes the most liberal young man in the city and he iha8 the most money Are you sure The best friend looked at the thoughtful ono in astonishment Hasnt he sent you roses every day for a month she demanded Yes Hasnt he had a carriage every time he asked you to go anywhere Whatl Yes Has ho ever even hinted at such a thing as permitting you to ride on a I street car when yon were with him Never Hasnt he bought opera tickets and theater tickets and concert tick- ¬ ets and subscribed liberally to your pet charities Of course ji Hasnt he been extraordinarily lavish with his money in every way Ho has and thats the very thing that makes mo hesitate My observa ¬ tion has been that a young man who spends money so very lavishly is iisual ly spending his fathers money and not his own and you nover can tell what the old gentleman may take it into his head to do I dont want to be fooled and the only sure way is to marry the man with the money I understand hes a widower too Chicago Post lowed THE WORLDS OURRENOI derers The prince is not unknown to many readers forvin 1895 his troubles were so great that he was in hiding and sought the good offices of the late Col John A Cockerill to assist him in his flight from Corea In his ac- ¬ count of The circumstances Col Cock- ¬ erill Eaid in a letter which was pub- ¬ lished at the time Assoon as the queen whose fanat ¬ the crown ical love for her son prince was intense saw young Ye Wlja Kung Eui Wha rising in favor she conceived a great hatred for him She saw that this youth inight be- ¬ come a serious rival to her own son knowing something of the whirling politics in Corea She caused his mother to be killed and his brother and sister to be put out of the way The young prince was protected by his father and his grandfather the Tai Wai Kun The colonel then described a series of intrigues by which the queen was enabled to get the young man into disfavor all around Finally the con- ¬ dition was so bad that his friends pre ¬ pared to get him out of the country They went to Col Cockerill and in his own words is described what fol- ¬ were just lookin around Wo take a good deal of interest in schools and cchoolhouscs Ho paused and looked toward tho sweet faced old lady who nodded brightly Then you have children said the young man Just ono replied the old man Of coursohe is through school Long ago said the stranger Five years How long is it Mary since ho graduated aint is Six said the old lady I guess mebby it is said the old man Graduated from your home school I suppose said the young man He Yes said the aged stranger was our-- only child an Mary and I made up our minds to give him just as good an education as we could af- ¬ ford An we did too He The young man smiled fancied that tho boy in question had been given a decidedly limited send off k I undertook to do so knowing full well that if I was discovered I i A Comparison of the Coins of the would encounter the malevolent queen and that it might not go well Principal Countries Two very interesting questions have been offered by one of our Eng ¬ lish contemporaries and which are rarely touched upon except from the standpoint of statisti Vcians They are How much coin is there in circulation and what is the money appetite of different parts of the world Answering the first question the writer states that of the three most valuable mediums gold silver and paper there is over 12000000000 in circulation divided as follows Gold 3775000000 silver 3975 4400000000 000000 paper Copper coins are not taken into con- ¬ sideration The comparison of the gold coin held in different nations is shown by a table which places France in the first place the United Kingdom sec ¬ ond and the United States third In silver coin India holds first place France second and the United States third with England a poor fifth This answers the second question In 20 years the specie reserve in the hanks of the world has trebled while the paper issue has only risen 33 per ceni The ratio of paper money in general use in 1870 was 38 per cent and in 1890 79 per cent It also ap- ¬ pears that the amount of capital employed in banking has almost dou ¬ bled since 1870 The checks paid in New York and London in ono month 0350000000 N Y aggregated Herald The Great Wall of China dry-as-du- st The exeat wall of China was re cently measured by Mr Unthank an American engineer engaged on the survey for a Chinese railway His measurement gave the height Every few hundred yards 18 feet The is a tower 25 feet high there foundation of the wall is of solid For 1300 miles the wall granite goes over plains and mountains i every foot of the foundation being of - solid granite and the rest of the struc- ¬ ture solid masonry In some places the wall is built smooth up against the hank or crosses a precipice where there is a 6heor descent of fOOO feet A V Rare Distinction Henry L Tanner a young colored man who was born in Philadelphia has been paid the compliment of hav ¬ ing the French government purchaso onq of his pictures The Raising of LazarusforthoLuxombourggallery Only on two or threo provious occa ¬ sions has this honor been bestowed upon an American artistandnover be ¬ fore on a negro Tho young urtiat is a son of Bishop Tanner of tho Af ¬ rican Methodist Episcopal church His popularity among his follow utu ilents in Paris has been demonstrated by hil election t th Yico presidency Oi the Society of American Arts And the young man walked away PROPRIETORS OF THE- feeling that he might journey long and far and not receive so high a Cleveland compliment Plain Dealer A Famous Drummer St 10th Probably the most remarkable who ever lived was Jean drummer Opposite L N Passenger Depot Henri tho famous tambour major of Emperor Napoleon One of his feats LIBERAL ADVANCES ON TOBACCO IN STORE was to play on 15 differently toned drums at the same time in so soft and harmonious a manner that instead HOPKINSVILLE KY of the deafening uproar that might havo been expected tho effect was that of a novel and complete instru- ¬ W G Wheeler W H Faxon ment In playing ho passed from one drum to tho other with such rope wonderful quickness that tho eyes Crudo camphor is got by boiling of the spectators could hardly fol- ¬ tho wood after 11 years is erivini ovirlnnnn that ho it has been cut into ought to becomo a commercial man low the movomont of his hands and chips It has to be refined before use and xtntil recently this refine- ¬ Tobacco Warehousemen Commission Merchants xiu received a present or ono sover- ¬ body Grain Dealers eign from his mothnr nri linvinrr Mountain Railways ment was carried on in America and quickly spent it applied for a sec- ¬ Fire Proof Warehouse cor russellville and r r sts The number of mountain rail ¬ Europe exclusively but tho Japs ond Ho was trentlv phirlfifl fnr liis nave now learned now to do the work ¬ Hopkinsville extravagance but unabashed wrote ways in tho world in 1895 was as fol- and aro exporting tho refined as well Ky lows Switzerland 17 Germany 14 as tho crudo article 10 ins grnnumamma The queen had Austria 10 Italy 4 France 4 whilo Liberal Advance on Consignments All Tobacco dent us Oovered by Insurance prouaoiy ueen warned lor sho replied four wero distributed between Spain It Fitted Him m tho Same strain of rnmrmntrnTinft Greece and Madoira In whereupon the young princo re ¬ Portugal Tho commercial traveler had NAT GAITHEIt Asia therowero three ono in Sumatra JAMES WEST sponded Dearest Grandmamma I ono in Japan and ono evidenced a good many mulish pro in Syria In received your letter and I hopo you Amorica thero wero threo in pensities during tho drivo that af ter will not think I was disappointedbe- - North Central Amorica ono and in South noonj and tho cabbvwas tired of it CaUSO VOU COUld not senrl mn nnv Now said thoC T take mo to money It was very kind of you to America four some good hostclery where Ill feel at A Bogota named Warner give mo goou auvico sold lJames your has walked n acrobatropo over tho homo TOBAGGO COMMISSION MERCHANTS tight letter for 4 10s St Ga But when tho cabby pulled up in chasm of tho Tequcndama gorge 479 zette front of a low wido building with feet deep the sign Boarding galea and livery Great Britain broko lis record A Salem fMass ceiua he inJ 6tobW over tho door the C T failed for shipbuilding in 1896 the numberbs fmU to appreciate tho point jCSnoinnati oi tooa launcnwj inang iswfi w vented on umbrella that in his coat pockat Cownccfel Tribtrae against iiojaTi tcuravin iw5 Liberal advances mado on Tobacco Four moutliB storage Free with mo The plan as ar- ¬ ranged was that tho prince and the young In Chigo were to disguise themselves cutting off their hair and dressing like Japanese servants I was provided with letters which would secure me the cooperation of the captain of one of the little Jap ¬ anese steamers plying between Mar pot the landing for Seoul and the port of Chemulpo At a point we were to secure passage on a steamer leaving either for Chefoo Tien Tien Shanghai or Hong Kong any place outside of Japan It was agreed that the prince should leave the country as my valet Events occurred rapidly however and before the time for escape actual- ¬ ly arrived the queen had been mur ¬ dered the king deposed and the princes crafty old grandfa- ¬ ther had assumed the reins of gov- ¬ ernment Ho communicated with the prince who returned to the pal- ¬ ace Later his father resumed his throne and became reconciled to the boy This however did not end his troubles He started with Ecv J S Gale an American missionary to come to the United States in March last When the steamer arrived he was not on board Mr uale an- ¬ nounced that ha had been prevented from leaving Yokohama by a body of Corean rebels who held him with tho determination of proclaiming him king Some influence must have been ex- ¬ erted to enablo him to got away and now for tho first time since his birth he will be able to have a period of rest In stature ho is small and bears tho indecisive lineaments of the Cor- ¬ ean race Ho is about 24 years old and studied for a tfmo in Japan N Y World Victorias Sharp Grandson There is a pond pifnrv rrninrr nlimit Princo Alexander tho son of Prin cess ueatnee who at the early age of Tai-Wai-K- un You say he graduated from the home school he said Yes replied the old man but he didnt stop there He wanted to go to West Austintown and we sent him Then he wanted to go to Hiram and we sent him And then he set his heart on Harvard and we sent him there To Harvard Yes and he was one of the class orators too on graduatin day It almost broke his heart cause mother and I couldnt be there to hear him But we didnt feel that Ave could quite afford it did we mother The young man looked at the old lady There were tears in her eyes but she still nodded brightly And your son where is he now Hes a mining engineer in South Africa Doing first rate too Wo hear from him regular every month Why what brought us up to town to- ¬ day was to get a draft cashed that he sent his mother for a birthday pres- ¬ ent Three hundred dollars five dollars for every year ghats what Joe wrote Mothers just GO The young man took off his hat to the old lady I wish you many more birthdays madam he said and trust that each will be as pleasantly remembered The old lady smilingly thanked him Do you know what mother said inquired tho old man with a sly twinkle in his eye Why no what was it Mother said Lets speak to that young man ho seems so much like of rotation The resisting tides are lessening the speed at tho While the change is slight it axis is appieciablo in the course of cen- ¬ turies nnd bcicncc averts that tho timo will come when the globe will hang motionless in space a dead world drifting in thrilling region of thick ribbed ice with half its surfnee turned perpetually away from the sun Before admitting that this pathetic spectacle is to be the end of our planet which is now so prolific of life and occupied with motion in so many di- ¬ rections it is not amiss to ask science to remove from its calculations as wide a difference as that between 20 000000 and 300000000 A school boy with such a discrepancy on his slate would certainly be asked toitry it again and might be the object of some pungent remarks from his pre- ¬ ceptor Within the past year tho an- ¬ cient history of man as a writing animal hasbeen moved back several thou ¬ sand years and he must have lived a long timo before that to have gained a fixed knowledge of graphic art Lord Kelvin speaks with confidence of the time before the birth of man on this sphere when there was a constant succession of violent physical changes on the earths surface upheavals of its crust with storms floods and sud ¬ den changes of climate ranging from glacial to fiery Perhaps it is all so But science frequently adjusts itself to new facts and a good deal of its timo is occupied in sweeping out old theories To the casual observer the earth re- ¬ veals no signs of decrepitude The human race in Europe and America at least is apparently in its youth and pressing on with ardor to higher forms ot civilization Seed time and harvest mo ve in their appointed round everywhere and each year sees the resource of agriculture becomn more potential If the earth is slow ing up its children have no evidence of it except that which must be taken on trust If it is growing old it hides the fact with consummate skill Of a summer morning it looks as if it had just been made and adorns itself with the auroral play of light and the cool glitter of dew as if it wero deeply versed in the laws of beauty and the fascination of charms that are simple but by no means to be neglected If the earth is not young it is a wise old coquette and before asserting that it is declining into the vale of years the scientists must reconcile their figures St Louis spfled ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Globe-Democr- at Goraplete nPleun e azad Specifications D AGG C RICHARDS BanaiBanaiBiaaaaBanBni M F SHRYEK C HANBEJRY PEOPLES WAREHOUSE HANBERY SHRYER Proprs Railroad St Between Tenth nUKKIlNbVILfc and Eleventh 3FCareful attoution given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned vO us Liberal advances on tobacco in store All tobacco insured unles otherwise instructed iv s97 THE KENTUCKIANS Clubbing List for this season has been fully culed and only the best publicatious are used Qlubfoina List care- ¬ Our readers can make cousiderable saving by ordering all of their reaiT ing matter through us When more thau one periodical is wanted in connection with the KEN TUCKIAN send us your list and we willreturn estimate on the combination Cash must accompany all orders and remittances must be by Bank Draft Postoffice Money Order or Express Order The prices quoted below include one years subscription to the KEN TDCKIAN Address all orders to the Kentuckian Hopkinsville Ky Century Magazine New York Cincinnati Inquirer weekly Commercial Appeal Memphis Courier Evansville Courier Journal Commercial Louisville Forum Farmers Home Journal Camphor In olden times camphor was chief ¬ ly produced in Sumatra Borneo and other parts of the East Indies and China but nowadays most of the crude camphor of commerce comes from Formosa and Japan mainly the latter The camphor tree is an evergreen of sinmilarlv svmmotrical nronnr- tions and sometimes resembles the linden It3 blossom is a white flower and it bears a red berry It attains a hugo size and a great age orao of the trees being fully 15 feet in diame ¬ ter and upwards of 300 years old Formosan camphor is unequal to the Japanese article in many ways but this is duo largely to tho fact that tho Forniosans being savages are un- ¬ skilled in collecting and treating the gum Japans annual output over and above that consumed at home is about 5000000 pounds of which about one fourth comes to tho United States and tho remainder goes to Eu¬ Frank Leslies monthly New York Home and Farm Journal New York Scribners Magazine New York Youths Companion New York Ladies Home Journal Demorests Magazine New York TriStato Farmer monthly New York World tri weekly ROBT M WOOLDRIDGE JNO 275 225 300 460 440 250 4 50 225- 240 250 270 560 875 3CO g50 200 250 J CHAPPELL Joe WOOLDRIDGE CHAPPELL FARMEI SWAREHOUSE Railroad bet 9th and Whaeler Mills Co GAITHER WEST Hopkinsville Ky Topton9vMt letfturfttatt ijojiMufiuUlc Bctttucltinn P0RLISHEU TUESDAT VNU FKlDtt JIORVKGS BV CHAS t UllTION M A MEACHAM VKAU IN AIVAMh While John Felaud was speaking tho Republican convention he started to coucludo his remarks when 0 voice from n box filled with ladies People often wonder why their nervca nro so weak why t hoy get tired bo easily called out Go on John tl o girls why they start at every slight tut aro with you Thin Jed Miss Miller sudden sound why they do not sleep to got ff the following in the Titlipsj naturally j why thoy have frequent lit enfje flluugli nominationshould bolntctiw headaches Indigestion and nervous Yet FIaii1 jirldo In Nervous Dyspepsia LIPPER JUT HAVE c L ending Loi notteoa cents per line 6 chills Hue each ii cin Kites or tandlilK iHlvcrtUemeim lufiilKlii on ppMcn tumin HIH hku -F- y m south Main stkkKi lllfrH Illl He fills tlio editor of the kKiro When beauty J tlio audience let liolltcw addunnd lice And tlio possession still move on Dpfent broom m ft victory Wlicn oil the girl uro with you John RIDAY AUG 13 181J7 DEMOCRATIC TICKET Tho smaller cities of tho State nre not the only ones iu danger of negro rule The Times sayH Mayor Todd has promieed to appoint fifty negro Tho explanation Is simple It is found in that impure blood which is contin- ¬ ually feeding tho nerves upon refuse Instead of tho elements of strength and Vigor In such condition Opiate and norvo compounds simply deaden and do not cure Hoods BnrsannHlIn feeds tho nerves nure rich red hlood pIvcs natural sleep perfect digestion is tho truo remedy for nil norvous troubles THI8 WEEK ENTIRE -- OUR PLACED ON SALE U WI l V LINE OF SHACKELFORD of Daviess CiRCOiTJuDan TEOMASPCOOK of Callow at Commonwealths Attorney - W R HOWELL of Christian County Judoe J AS K FORBES County Atty FRANK 1UVJSH Sheriff TUOS J DAVIS JAS GYANCEY AbSEsson Sopt of Schools U L CLxVRDY Circuit Clerk ALBERT KELLY County Clerk C D BELL Sdrveyor H B CRUNK Jailer L L NICHOLS Representative JNO C DUFFY For City Councilmen CtERK CotlBT OF APPEAtS SAM J policemen aud fifty firemen iu Louis Some of tho ville if ho is ro elected nominees for county offices aro also promising to appoint negro deputies Hopkins illo has tried this experi ment aud the white people will bo Is tho Ono True Blood ltirMcr 51 per bottlo slow to vote for a return to the sys Ii epared only by C I IIooil Co Low ell Mass tem of mixed government I rvif curo rver Ills easy to riOOU S PUIS take easy to ouerate 23c Griffith lost 600 silver votes to a Populist and still increased Holmans THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE Hoods Sarsaparilla Ladies and Childrens Oxfords and Slippers Childrens Oxfords Tan and Black 75 50c Childrens oxfordsjTan and Black 125 85c Womens Oxfords Black 100 75c Childrens Oxfords Tan and Black 100 60c Womens Oxfords Black 75c 50c Womens Oxfords 130 100 Black 125 85c Womens Oxfords Black Wah to Nish a Choctaw Indian un der death sentence will play a game of base ball at Kansas City to mor row and theu proceed alone to Tus The assassin of the Spauisb Premier kahoma I T to be shot If Wah to- is named Golli Seems to us weve Nish plays no better than some of his his civilized brethren it would be heard the uanie before better for the spectators to have the The latest rumor about Audrees execution first baltoou is that it has beeu seen iu a collapsed condition off the coast of The Louisville Post says the Dem North Cape ocrats of that city are growing more aud more confident of victor The The Banner announces editorially ticket is daily gaining in strength that it fdvore what it is pleased to and the indications are that an old Of course call the Citizens ticket time majority win oo roiled up in First Ward R H HOLLAND Second Ward JAS D WARE Third Ward DENNIS R PERRY Fourth Ward GEO D DALTON Finn Ward E W WALKER Sixth Ward J T WALL Seventh Ward L T BRASBER majority 327 in the Fourth Indiana district Tho significant lino There were heavy free silver gains among the Democratic voters cut out of the associated press report in the Courier Journal but printed by the Commer cial and other daily paper explains the result Lung Troubles and Consump- ¬ tion Can be Cured An Eminent New York Ohemist and Scien ¬ Part of the game November Senate Nearly a hundred Francis Marion Griffith the Dem nominee in Holmans district turned loose ocratic A bankrupt treasury in Indiana was this week elected to Combination with a secret political Congress by ajlirger mnjoiity thtn society Will you endorse this at the polls Holman received last year although Griffith ran against a Populist as wel by voting any other ticket but the Democratic ticket Elizabehttown as a Republican He is a native of Nevvs Kentucky and won his fight against Immigration is at the lowest point heavy odds by standing squarely on reached since the Federal Cover the Democratic platform ment began to exercise supervision of it The immigrants during the The Louisville Times says City last fiscal year numbered only 230 Judge James Breathitt of Hopkins 832 a decreabo of 112 135 from tho ville upheld the unwritten law iu total for the vear before tho Whitfield case Wrong as usual UuhhTIiU James Breathitt is Circuit Judge and We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re not City Judge His father County ward for any case of Catarrh that can Judge Jno W Breathitt was theolfi not be cured by HbIIh Catarth Cure CO Props ToF J CHENEY ciiil who presided iu the Whitfield ledo O trial We the undersigned have known 15 years of West Virginia F J Chouey for tho last Gov Atkinson and believe him perfectly houorablo has gone 011 record in favpr of the iu all business transactions and finan He has remitted cially able to carry out auy obliga unwritten lav the line of a man who shot and tions made by their firm West Tkcax Wholesale Druggists wounded tho deapoiler of hia home Toledo O and iu doiug so expressed regret that Waldinq Rinnan Marvin thoflcoundrol was not killed When Wholesale Druggists Toledo Ohio Halls Catarrh Curo is taken inter Governors talk like this it can only nally acting directly upon the blood mean that theio is a growing conntitl mucous surfaces of the system tempt for written laws that are uot Price 7fc per bottlo Sold by all Gov Atkinson is a Repub Uruggisis enforced lestimoulaja tree Hulls Family Pills are the best lican and talks like an anarchist The Elkton Times publishes four INVADE HOPKINS COUNTY- that a citizen of Todd county lied There are other Strikers at EarHnjjton Meet With Little Encouragement Todd county pebbles on that beach Earlingtou Kv Aug 11 Presi This weeks list of suicides includes dent Knight of the Indiana district two pro niueut business men of New of United Miue Workers accompa Ymk and a Chicago banker who nied by Llewellyn aud Ferguson ou murdered his wife before shooting their arrival to day called upon John B Atkinson President of the St Ber himself nard Coal Company and was surThe Cubans won another victory prised to fiud that Mr Atkinson had this week iu Matauzas and it is be individual contracts with each of hib iu which is plainly btipu lieved the defeated Spanish column employes lated that thirty days notice is rewas the one commanded u persou by quired before the contracts can bean Gen Weyler who is now iu that nulled They were also surprised to discover that any attempt to entice province persuade or otherwise iuflueuce any There has been a prououuced im employe to abandon Hiich contract 8 in direct violntiou of Section 1319 provement iu the news uepaitments General Statutes cf Kentucky which of the Louisville Dispatch since Urey provides a penalty of dU line for Woodson took hold of the paper each oflense and renders the offender The editorial department has been liable for damages They are now tuny advised of the law aud any in well conducted from the first fraction will be prosecuted the of ficials backed by stroug public opinRer S E Smith the colored ion against any outside interference preacher of Owensboro a disgruntled with Hopkins county miners office seeker refused to make the Jti publlcuulitm In Kentucky opening prayer for the Republican Increased taxation convention A white man was finally Bonded indebtedness of Su00000 induced to do what Smith would uot Troops iu the State House Decreased school per capita undertake Negroes in office Increased lawlessness Owensboro and In Lexiugtou Abuse of the pardoning power Fraukfort the same kind of combine 75G ex convicts restored to citizenhas beeu formed between Republi ship Asylums mismanaged cans anil termer Democrats as now Jobs in every department of the exists in this city The question of white supremacy in all these cities Is State Stealing at the penitentiary one that over shadows the money Election frauds in the mountains question The election of an A P A to the afBdtivits to prove tist Makes a Pree Offer to Our Readers The distinguished New York chem ist T A Slocum demonstrating his discovery of a reliable and absolute cure for Consumption rulmouarv Tuberculosis and nil bronchial throat lung chest diseases stubborn coughs catarrhal affections general decline and weakness loss of flesh aud all conditions of wasting away will send THREE FREE BOTTLES all different of his New Discoveries to any afflicted reader of tho Hop kiusville Kentuckian writing for them His New Scieutilic Treatment his cured thousands permanently by its timely use and he considers it a simple professional duty to suffering humanity to douate a trial of his infallible cure Science daily develops new wonders aud this great chemist patient ly experimenting for years has produced results as beneficial to humani ty as can be claimed by any modem genius His insertion that lung troubles and consumption are curable iu any climate is proven by heartfelt filed iu his letters of gratitude Americau aud European laboratories iu thousands from those cured iu all parts of the world Medical experts concede that bronchial chest aud lung troubles lead t Coui umritiou which uninterrupted means speedy aud certain death Simply write to T A Slocum M C 93 Pine street New York giving puai uiuue auu express auuress aim the free medicine will be promptly sent Sufferers should take iusuiii advantage of his geuerous proposi These prices are made to move this line of aoods out of tlie house K All Honest Made Goods m S-S-ii5-i5-i5- MAMMOTH SHOBICO 1 A leSSLSS 3jve3WSjr3ljjj f iis 2 ti QLOTHCHSTG- -- Hk irm 1 SOS 42 its ii W F T as st its m M W i mm mac iu E leiiii M Account ot Li iniuai mio mauo hnnt Mho Hntln tn Is per 22 its St km a s tuckian tion Plpase tell the Doctor that you saw his offer iu the dopkinsville Ken BAILEY NOMINATED W its W kS c The Young LeRlsator From Miisollln Sam Shackelfords Opponent Louisville Ky 10 The Aug Republican convention met at 2 committee recommended Judge Geo Denny of Lexington for permanent chairman aud CjI J Speed Smith of Richmond for permanent secre tary instead of Sam J Roberts tem porary secretary ine report was unanimously adopted Judge Denny on assuming the duties of his position made a vigorous speech touching mainly on State afmurderers fairs At the conclusion of hJB Bpeecb the convention took a recess oclock with Senator Deboe as tem porary chairman The call of the various districts was theu made and the committeemen named at the district convention this morning were reported A moiou cat lied that all resolu tious be referred to the Committee on Resolutions without debate The first committee to report was that ou permanent organization This w its its s 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 Bone Mjal 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 not 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 94 50 for as its W St st ST xxsc the 63 acres 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 m its its This at 65c pei bushel equals 45045 Fertilizer 6300 lbs at 150 cost Net profit from using fertizer 9450 35595 MQUT SESSION At 8 oclock the convention re con vened anil the Committee on Credentials reported There were contests in only three out of 119 counties and in each of the three coutests the decision was in favor of tho regulars The report was approved Theie was pronounced enmity to Gov Bradley and his opponeuts were numerically in tho majority but a cempromibe was easily arranged be tween them The platform adopted indorsed the Stato Administration in general terms without mentioning the Governor Aa attack was made upon civil herviee in order to placate the hungry ullico seekars but this was done iu Mich gentle terms as to arouse n i contest over nminintn TIih same platform contained a plank in doming theN fioual platform so this hatisiied both the civil service reform era aud lh- - hungry boys in the lS X4S m Sf its its its its oun ty was noiiiiiiitoU for Clerk of tho Court of A ppiiiN Secretary of Stato Fiuley niuking the nominating speech Johu Felaud Jr was nominated by Buiro t col of Loan county Fo luud withdrew tus own nuiiio and the nomination uf Biiloy was made unan Mr Builey accoptcd tho iinoiH nomlmiliui uml tlm convention ad join ued slue die ut 1020 p m trenches James G Biiloy of Magoffin as Art- 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 ourpatrons 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 sx ksc N Forbes y 6k Bro SIt SOLS as m mmmmmmtx Wro WWHWWlraMIBMft iiwm JjophitttftiUU AKOUND AND ABOUT COUNTESS CHALLENGED COD fttntutkim 5 THIS AUD THAT At tho gala performance of the Paris Renaissance theater to obtain future funds for the statue to Alex andre Dumas the younger at which Duso Bernhardt Tamagno Nevada and Yvetto Guilbort appeared over 31000 francs wore taken at tho door Charlotte Woltcr during the 35 years that she wus at tho Vienna Burg thcrttor acted in 127 parts She was bitriod in the white gold em- ¬ broidered dross of Iphigonia and at her request no black was used at her funeral She left 500000 florins to her niece Calcium carbide is being tried in France as a remedy against the phylloxera Tho residuum left from tho manufacture of acetylene is used mixed with calcium phosphate When wet with water it disengages phos phoretted hydrogen which is a pow ¬ erful destroyer of insect life The English war office author- ¬ ities aro a good deal troubled over the results of using cordite for artil- ¬ lery At recent practice at Oke hampton out of 18 guns of tho Horse artillery using cordito in place of ordinary powder seven guns became useless after firing only two rounds steamer buekoye State at the IudU cah wharf at Altauaout A company has been formed lo dredge a pearl producing ltiko at Bald Knob Ark One negro killed another on the Mrs Lucy Anderson dropped dead while shouting t u roligioua meeting A SeetlliiB Forced Opon Her Willed Ton i it Which Wan Univon Her Dellitnce J BEllis a twelve joarold boy of Wurren county waa killed by liVhtnintr 5 T Tim 1iieonllllo nitv Cniindll ljHB g5nted saloon license for the first time in twelve years Ninety mon sailed from Seattle on tho steamer Starr for tlie Alaska gold fields Two socioty girls were drowned Vylnlo bathing ut a summer resort Tp Grand Rapids Mieh A negro who murdered a white man at Brunswick Miss was lynch ed Vm What Tommy Said Uncle John Well what do you mean to be when you get to be a man A doc Little Tommypromptly tor like pa Indeed Uncle Johnquizzically and which do you intend to be an allopath or a homoepath Little Tommy I dont know what them awful big words mean Unale John but that dont make no dif reserve S1407054L4 forence cause I aint goiu to be created at Vance either of em Im just goin to be a A sensation was family burg by 0 M Shaw who swore out HoodB doctor an give all my patients Sarsaparilla cause my pa charging his beautiful a warrant says that if he is a doctor hes bliged young wife with Digamy to own up that Hoods Sarsaparilla Miss Carrie Peters a beautiful girl is the best family medicine he ever was accidentally shot and killed by saw in his life at sorge Peters her brother-in-laDnvless Comity Jtaptlsts Lexington Oweusboro Ky Aug 11 It is esA magic lantern showman at Vance Lurgshot at John Brown a des timated that 2000 persons aro attendperate character and killed ing tho Daviess County Baptist Asso Eudrew Piimmer ciation at Station church bis miles Canada Will establish a treasure from Island McLean county Rev S Coleman is Moderator and Rev house in the ukon district and give clerk miners drafts on Canadian and Amer J T Barrow of Oweusboro naator baukB for their gold less 10 per Dr Pnrd nf Ghicaco an old icau preached to an immense crowdsthis cent royalty morning The meeting will adjourn It is said Gov Bradley will give Thursday Five new churches and Dr ocott and uc itnorer ot tne Lex ¬ about seven hundred new members ington Asylum until Saturday to re have been added to the association in sign and if they do not retite volun- the past year tarily will remove them Silver Still Dying Out Mayfield is greatly excited over Indianapolis Aug 11 The major the elopement of Ben F Hobson a married man with grown children ity of Griffiths Dem over Lee Rep and Mrs R L Neal the young wife in the special election for Congress iu of Dr Neal the Fourth Indiana District held Maxey CurtiB shot at Eugene yesterday is 1152 Holmans major Clark husband of his paramour and ity last November waB 825 The Popkilled Dolly Clark a ulists had no candidate against Hol child and wounded the wronged hus man but U W Browder waa their band in Louibville All negroeB candidate this year He received about 600 votes Miss Lula Maguire of Lexington who so strenuously denied that she iapa-ln-IOn tho Warpath was clandestinely married to Jno D Paducah Ky Aug 11 T 0 Ferguson July 4 finally confessed ana the couple were re married and HugheB a merchant of Princeton Ky and Miss Leva Mayes of the have gone to Chicago to live same town eloped to Metropolis 111 The Commissioners appointed to where they were married early this reapportion Henderson county have morning Tho brides father ia said completed their report The report to have threatened to kill tho erroom tfives the county one additional mag on the couples return The groom rial district and seven additional is a merchant and the wife a daugh voting precincts two in tho city ter of a prominent citizen making a total of thirty one Kentucky Red Men 800 stroug took in the Nashville Ceutenuial Wednes day 0falliain Bowling was mysteriously mftrdored in tho woodB near More head Juo Mi Shackelford brother of Sam died at Uweusooro ot consumption Several countries which never before bought wheat from tho United States are now uuying our grain The passengers and crew of the steamer Mexico which foundered off Sitka Alaska were saved Henry E Evans a prominent young lawyer of Bowling Green died this week aged 25 years Lieut Daniel Duncan formerly of Lexington Ky was drowned while bathing in the lake at Fort Sheridan Forty two counties heard from in Teunessoe giveB 11517 for and 53276 against tho new constitution Col James W Abert U S A died at Newport as the result of coming in contact with poison ivy The vote in the Bullitt county pri mary exceeded the Bryan vote by 16 A Btrong ticket was nominated Mrs R H Harrison of Bell coun ty awoke to find a blacksnuke in her room She may die as a result of the fright Tuesdays statement of tho condiAvaila tion of the Treasury shows tolocasn balance 228970987 gold In the town of Hanover in GorJ Moody writes Evangelist ninny hia Bible Class discourse iu the Au gust Ladies Home Journal thoro is buried a Gorman Countess who de nied tho existence of God and ridi culed tho idea of tho Resurrection To further show her contempt for Christianity she ordered that ou her death her grave should bo built up of solid masonry and covered by large stonos bound together by iron clamps On this tomb was engraved hor defiant challenge to God that through eternity this tomb should novor be disturbed But ouo day the Beed from Bomo tree either blown by the wind or carried by a bird became lodged in a small crevice of the tomb whero soon it sprouted and began to grow And then as if Nature had seemed to mock the haughty iufldol she quietly extended tho delicate roots of that Beedling under tho massive blocks of stone and slowly raised them from their place And now although Bcarco four generations are passed Biuco the tomb was sealed that most insignificant seedling has accomplished what God himself was challenged to accomplish each Lilllu The II j C yd Wed jrjLil Herndon Farm farming land and ijj 7it 18 at Kennedy Ky J 75 acres of good timbered land 1897 Consisting of 492 acres of fine cleared Will Be Sold to the Highest and Best Bidder at public auction on the premises at Kennedy Kyf Wednesday Aug The farm lies on the Tobacco Road 18 miles from Hopkinsvillc and 10 miles from Clarksville and joins the Jas A AlcKenzie farm on the west It will be sold in four separate tracts each 2 and 3 contain about having about 50 acres of timber besides cleared land tract Tracts Nds 116 acres each and tract No 4 contains about 300 acres of the finest farming lands in Christian county The 305 acre tract is well improved Has a fine 7 room frame residence two fine barns Besides the stables ice house wash house smoke house and all other necessary conveniences having a fine above the farm has 8 log cabins and one 4 room frame cottage It is well watered well and 4 cisterns and 3 ponds The farm must be sold regardless of price 1 HI I I DONT FAILTOATTEND FOR YOU WILL MISS A IF YOU ARE NOT THERE Tho Klondyke Gold Fields Are now attracting tho attention of the whole world and the results of placer and quartz mining aro fully equal to tho finds of nuggets iu tho early Cal ifornia days and extraordinary in ducements are being offered to pros- Leeds Leinster Manchester Marl ¬ pectors practical miners and inves borough Roxburghe Rutland Som- ¬ Thw farm will be sold in separate tracts as above set forth then as a whole the bid or bids yielding the most will be accepted the others rejected Besides the farm there will be 14 town 100x250 feet sold Queen Victoria has not only out- ¬ lots lived all the dukes of 1837 but half in- 3 cash balance in one and two years with 6 per cent OF SALE of those who were alive at her fifti- ¬ eth anniversary in 1887 The then terest from date All who attend this sale will be expected to take dinner with Air Herndon in the grove dukes of Bedford Buckingham For plat of farm and any other particulars address or call on eieveland Devonshire Hamilton TERMS By next spring tho gold fever will during the last ten years have taken possession of thousands Prof Camillo Antona Traversi ol people and the Western roads will have all thoy can do to transport tho well known Italian literary his- ¬ Mr II C Herndon will be constantly at the farm until the day of tho sale an torian and dramatist has been con- ¬ desiring to buy laud the fortune hunters St Paul victed of forgery at Rome and con- ¬ The Chicago Milwaukee railway anu its connecting lines demned to four years imprisonment offer the best facilties for reaching Ho has appealed and in a letter pub ¬ p J I 8 3 tho Alaska gold regions lished in the Corriero della Sera de- ¬ a3y sg 33 For further information address J clares that he is innocent and that J Usually found in first G Everest Gen Trav Pass Agt will if the appeal goes against him he Chicago 111 tors erset and Sutherland have all died W S H ALE ATTY I AT LAW will gladly show it to any one H HOPKINSVILLEi KY Everything 0 kill himself Paris monumental Alexander III bridge to connect tho esplanade of the Invalides with the Champs Elysees is causing trouble It was to be 180 feet wide but the engi- ¬ neers estimates were so much be ¬ low the actual cost that it will only be possible to build a bridge of half the width with much cheaper mate- ¬ rial for the money voted Johannesburg according to the latest figures has now 130000 in ¬ habitants 51000 of whom are whites There are 162G5 British 3335 Rus- ¬ sians 22G3 Germans 819 Dutch 442 Frenchmen 311 Swedes and Norwegians 20G Italians and G48 from other non African countries the others come from the Orange Free State and the British South Af- ¬ rican colonies A TROUBLESOME NAME class groceries at all time can be found in our mammoth store Vegetables Fresh from the gar- ¬ wEUHBllSlfU m m TTT I dens every morning such as peas beans cu- ¬ cumbers tomatoes etc 51 AAA wWWWi Sheriffs THE The Entire Stock Of I ui u Our Are as low as can be found in the city and quality of goods un- ¬ surpassed B Thirty Thousand Dollars worth of 444 new and seasonable mer ¬ 0W chandise bought from fifteen-year-ol- E M d CLARK IM IIMM CO HI T Gels a Fellow Boarder Into an Awk ward Situation Prof Sylvester Waterhouse of Washington university has a name which has been tho cause of many blunders one ot which occurred one CITV MAKKET HOUSE i Seasonable m St Hi Hi Hi Hi four-year-o- ld For the death of her husband Mra Robert Jones has been awarded a verdict at Nashville of 19000 against the Cumberland Telephone Company and the N O and St L Railroad Company each corporation to pay half prominent S Garrett Patterson- - a county wos Jjoung man of Jessamine drowned in Kentucky river after saving the life of Miss Harriett Hocker who had ventured beyond her depth while bathing BUeDomQcrat8 of Virginia nomin ated J Hoge Tyler for govorner and decided to chooso nominees for tho United States seuate by primary elec platform and tion Tho Chicago Bryan were wildly cheered every time they were mentioned evening recently A pale worried looking lady called at the professors boarding house One of the boarders answered the summons of tlo door bell The lady made an inquiry in a faint voice What queried the boarder screwed his face into that condition of disfigurement that is supposed to furnish aid to the auricular organs Ho heard the word water faintly spoken Exactly Exactly Come right in The woman looked at the af ¬ fable boarder in some wonderment but she did as lie bade her Poor thing Poor thingl Shes dazed ho said pitifully and fijled a huge pitcher at tho wuter cooler He poured out a tumblerful and handed it to the visitor What a queer man she thought with some little alarm But I sup- ¬ pose ho must bo humored and she drank the water watching him nar- ¬ JUust SllatOnce rowly tho while The H C Herndon farm in South Have somo more Christian will bf sold at once regard No thank you Ipbr of prico Will sell as a whole or Yes drink it It will do you will divide it to suit the purchaser If you want a good farm writo to or good You look as though you need ¬ ¬ 1 oodsO0 IN DRUS Moth Balls Packing Camphor Hon duras Sarsaparilla Disenfectants of all kinds and a complete line of m m i TifiPP THE Si 444 M W Elastic Cottage Paint White Lead Linseed Oil and pentine and family pints Tur Come to See Us w hard-of-heari- O JNINTH COOK rUABMAOY ST NEAIt L Y N RACKET m of IV DEPOT m 444 1 SPECIAL KEQUEST call on Walter SHale Attorney at Law IIopkinBville Ky The Republican state central com mittee elected the executive committee which is to take the place of a campaign committee The new committee is composed of K JHnmpton Winchester W J Davidson Pulaski R L Gwathmey N B Chambers Hancock C O Reyuolds Fayette Robt Brackott col who assaulted Miss Kittio Henderson was lynched at Aahoville N C Tho negros vic tim was in the mob and shouted for Tho General Association of Color whon they strung him up She td Baptists of Kentucky is now in joy to shoot him herself but of State attomptod session upon the campus was prevented University Louisville The meet ings are being well attended There r lies I rileal Itclilnfflllos are about 250 delegates in attendance BTMPTOM8 Moisture lnteno ttohlng and representing tho 77000 colored Bap stinging moat at night worse by scratching tists in Kentucky Rev O O Bates If allowed to continue tumors form wltloh ofof the Lampton street Ba tist church ten bleed and ulcerate becoming very sorq is Moderutor and Wm H Steward nwATNKa Ointment stops tho ltolilug and hoajs ulceration and In most of tho AraericaU Baptist is Secre bleeding th tumors At druKulataor bvcases lic mail romnvei tary lblladolphla f or B0 oentaDr SwarnoA Son Tho overwrought lady burst into tears I came to ask you to advise mo in regard to my dead husband6 estate she sobbed but do send that dreadful man away first Why why colonel whats this demanded tho professor But the colonel was fading away in Sho asked mo for wa the distance tor and I thought sho was going to faint ho called back as ho sought tho safety of tho dining room I thought ho was crazy said fllo made tho unhappy vwidow three tumblers of mo drink water and was just going to throw Borao in my face when you You neednjt toll mo ho isnt caino a mild lunatic St Louis Repub ¬ the Celebrated OpticlanWIll Iteturu to Our City Again Sejt 107 Dr G Goldstein the well known optician is at Hotel Latham room lihotel parlorto bo here 2 dajs only and our people will have an oppor tunity to uuve iuoir eyes propeny titteu witu glasseb Thorough examination of the eye and adjustment of the glasses to ull anoicalies of sight made and prepared fitted to each individual ed it Qualified iu his specialty by educaMy dear Mrs Smith what lias tion aud by years of practical experi brought you hero came the genial accents of Prof Waterhouse who ence iu oue branch Scientific application of glasses to stood in the doorway all forms of mechanically defective Dr Goldstein m Hopkinsville Kyn 444 E SELLI NSOUT sight Indorsed by hundreds of persons who found relief and complete restor ation by the use of scioutifically ad Lcxlugtoii Kentucky justed glasses There are yet countless numbers who suffer untold misery that is at Offers instructions in Agriculture Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineer tributable to defective Bight Such ing three liues of Scieutifio Study viz Mathematical Biological and persous will do well to soo Dr Gold Chemical Classics aud Pedagogy each of which loads to a degree stein when ho arrives aud havo their Twenty eight Professors and assiBtauta Laboratories and museums eyed corrected large aud woll equipped County uppointeos receive free tuition matricula Consultation and examination free tion fuel and lights and room rent Traveliug expenses also given to apand invited pointees who remain the full collegiate year Board in dormitories 225 per week in private families 3250 to S3 NO CUKE NO lAY Board uuiform books and washing noed not exceed S120CO per year That ia tho way all druggista sell Fall Term beoins second Thursday in Septewder CHILL GROVES TASTELESS 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Address at once Circulation Dept POST DISPATCH St Louis Mo LwraaCTMsMfliBlaiH best man alive Mr 11 Peck his cnunco nt last You bet you tnea tno ironi uooriKjr uiu not t wouldnt ask you to yield and ho wont nYcHxnfl to the wouldnt Philadelphia North American roar The- back doar taavctl equally and the muiiTbegnn opera- ¬ Tho Butler obstinate Hand liovcry Mr Kings sus night at the hour of midnight the tions on a window picions wcro nfoused by this time ghost hnppears and groans and and ho crept up clocr to seo what was wrings its hands American Tour- ¬ going on Ah must have died in tho cu First the man auietly ist Cincinnati En ¬ took out tho screen from the window cumber season raised the sash and started to climb quirer in By this time Mr King was con- ¬ Amateur Theatrical Heroine in ¬ vinced that the man was a burglar dignantly You say you dont think and mrtdo ni sortie from his hiding the persons in tho back of tho audi ¬ place Seizing the intruder ho ence can hear us speak our lines pulled him out and a desperate strug- ¬ Professional Concher No but gle began dont let that worry you They can The burglar proved a lusty fel ¬ hear the prompter so they wont low and the combatants foil down loso track of the play Puck three separate times rolling over and Mrs Crimsonbcak Heres an over in the flower beds and break- ¬ item which 6ays In a railway col- ¬ Afraid that lision in North Carolina a ing down the plants the burglar would get tho best of child nt an open car window was him Mr King sang out Keep quiet thrown out of the window by tho After n shock and escaped injury there or Ill shoot you Mr time the advice was followed and Criinsonbeak How in tho world the two lying in the flowor bed sus ¬ do you suppose they managed to get pended hostilities long enough to in ¬ the window open Yonkers States- ¬ dulge in some conversation man Who are you said Mr King It was past midnight and M Who are yon countered the bur ¬ Ivromort was fumbling about in the glar hall mumbling angrily to himself Im an officer panted Mr King What is the matter called out Wheres your badge queried the Mme Ivremoct from the floor above exhausted burgldr Theres two hatiucks here he an ¬ Mr King turned back tho lapel of swered and I dont know which one his coat and showed tho bit of bright to hang my hat on Oh hang one metal and then demanded again who on each and come to bed Petit his combatant was But at this in- ¬ Journal Pour Eire stant a window was heard to go up in Last night said the Pessimist the house and a voice inquired I went all over this town trying to Is that you Alfred Alfred find a person who seemed to be en ¬ sitting in the flower bed below al- ¬ joying himself How many did lowed that it was and he admitted you find Not one said the Pes- ¬ to the officer that it was his wife simist gloomily If you had come making the anxious inquiry re- ¬ up to my room about 1230 Whats your name demanded marked the Optimist you might the officer It was given and the have seen one Humph said the woman who was in the 6econd story Pessimist and what were you do- ¬ Ex- ¬ admitted that it was correct ing I was asleep said the Op- ¬ planations followed and it appeared timist Boston Budget that it was a case of the old kind he had forgotten his key Happily tho SUNDAY DYSPEPSIA humorous side of the proceeding struck the householder and he part- ¬ A Medical Authority Explains Its Causes and Character ed from the officer good humoredly The average man of fairly good di- ¬ Springfield Republican gestion will on reflection find ASTRONOMY FROM SATURN that on Sundays he suffers hab- ¬ more or The Wonderful Phenomenon of an itually from dyspepsia four-year-old wouldnt marry the lf I had my lifo to Fortify the Body against disease by Tutts Liver Pills aft absolute-cure for sick headache dys- ¬ pepsia sour stomach malaria constipatioq jaundice biliousness and all kindred troubles A Strong Fortification The Coast Line to MACKINAC Takb TH The Fly Wheel of Life Dr Tutt Your Liver Pills are the fly wheel of life I shall ever be grateful for the accident that brought them to my notice I feel as if I had a new lease of life J Fairleigh Platte Cannon Col TO PETOSKEY MACKINAC CHICAGO DETROIT PETOSKEY New Steel Passenger Steamers Tli a arcntett Perfection yet attained In Dost Construction- - Luxurious equipment Artlitlc Furnishing Decoration and 13 Hit lent Service insuring the highest degree of Foun Trips per Whk Between COA1FORT SPEED AND SAFETY Tutts Liver Pills ci rniiimil Toledo Detroit and Mackinac THE S0O MARQUETTE AND DULUTH 3 This years apple crop shows n fall in off iu the east but an increase in tho west IIow tb Curo All Skin Discuses inly anpy Swaynkb Ointment No Internal medicine required Unrcs tetter ec zema ltd all eruption on the face hands nose Ao leaving tho skin clear white and neuiuiy Jisgreui neaung ona curauvo pow ¬ ers aro possessed l7 no other remedy Ask your druggist lor Bwaynks Ointment 10 W RATES to Picturesque MacklaacaftjLr Return Including Heals and Berths Ptorff Cleveland Ji8 from Toledo 15 front Detroit 13 50 DAY AMD NIQHT SERVICE Between Detroit and Cleveland Connecting at Cleveland with Earliest Trains for all points Knst South and South west and at Detroit for all points North and Northwest Sunday Trips Juns July August and Sept Only EVERY DAY BETWEEN flfa ClevcIandPut-in-BayTolco The Kentucky wheat crop bIiowb an improvement of 800 per cent over hiBt year Send for Illustrated Pamphlet Address A A SOHANTZ p DBTROIT MIOH tub Detroit k Cleveland steam Hair Co coated tongue dyspepsia indigos tion hot dry skin pain iu back and between tha shoulders chills and fe ver etc If you have any of these symptoms your liver is out of order aud your blood is slowly being poisoned becavse your blood does not act properly Jlerbiue will cure any disorder of the liver stomach or bowels It has do equal as a liver medicine Prico 75 cents Free trial bottle at E C Hardwicks drug store Liver Alukes a Well Man Are you bilious constipated or troubled with jaundice sick head ¬ ache bad taBte in mouth foul breath A Hound ATENT3 RO cjjjyy P S O Lp Patents Wanted Parties having inventions they wish to pro tect should procure their patents through out agency Inventors Manual a book containing cost of patents modo of proccduro etc and other information sent for 3c stamp Ourlht of patents wanled for which large sum Of money are offered sent with thcManualfrea We And purchasers for patents procured through our agency Branch offices in all thr principal cities and In all foreign countries O J Baiiet Manager John Webb of Greenup Ky was abphyxiateid while cleaning out a B01 B07 PLUM ST CINCINNATI THE WORLDS PROGRESS Be ure to mention thla paper O well Tetter Salt Ilhouiu and Eczema The intense itching- nuclsmtirting incident to these diseases isiuatuutly allayed by applying Chamberlain s Eye and Skin Ointment Many very Lad cases have been permanently cured by it It is equally efficient for itching piles and a favorite remedy for sore nipples chapped hands chilblains frost bites and chronic sore eyes 25 cts per box r VUISVJLLE ST LOUIS fi AS RAILWAY WEST ROUND TE J r No 63 Dally 7 20pm 7 66pm 8 20pm No 61 Dally Lv Arch of Golden Light One often ecs in articles on astron- ¬ omy some reference to the grandeur of tho Saturnian heavens at night Lexington Kentucky where in addition to the starry host Offers instructions in Agriculture Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineer familiar to us nil would he the won ing three lines of Scientific Study viz Mathematical Biological and derful ring spanning the sky as an arch of golden light and eight moons Chemical Classics and Pedagogy each of which leads to a degree in their various phases In a meas Twenty eight Professors and assistants Laboratories and museums large and well equipped Countv appointees receive free tuition matricula ure this is true but it depends upon During the summer tion fuel aud lights and room rent Traveling expenses also given to ap circumstances pointees who remaiu the full collegiatu year half of the year in either hemisphere Board in dormitories 5225 per week in private families 5250 to S3 the illuminated side of the ring is Board uniform books and washing need not exceed 512000 per year of course visible perhaps even erm begins second llicrsday in september faintly so in the daytime as is the all Preliminary Examinations fiust Monday in September case with out moon but when the For catalogues aud other information apply to twilight falls and the golden arch less severe State College of Kentucky JAMES K PATTERSON Ph D LL D President iiMMtMi E1MMWttiKVitfagyyiiifln NEW BICYCLES FOR SALE NEW BIGYGLESTORE NEW BICYCLES TO RENT OUR REPAIR SHOP IS 1897 And we are prepared to do any kind of repairing on short notice SINGLE WHELS AND TANDEMS FOR nrmx m Our Kent Wheels are all new and Up to date Secondhand whtels bought and sold ALL WORK GUARANTEED Old Bicycles Blade New JOE P FPOOL Old Racket Stand STOVES REPAIRED ETHEL pEBVIALE gOLLECE A thorough course In Ancient Muthenmtios Science Miulo Art ami Elocution Collegians Preparatory aiuiirl nary department Building renovated Furniture new Electric lights Hut ami id wator Bailm tioodFuro Oataloguos at Hopper oraddies and Modern Hopkinsville Kentucky dL dtli Setswioii ISegfin Sept 1st ISO KKOItOYNIii Languages Tunable and oxperlBiie d instructors English Wm H HAUimONVicB lnBiiDENT Edmund Harrison Pros THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT DAWSON SPRINGS ARCADiA li5 jullu- Jii woatol Loulsvlllo Ky aud oS miles east of Idu- Kit cahKy TUKAKCAIHA 10178ft t now andnely furnished with oapaely of entertaining no nr on The owner ii the htel urunlmiowi era of cho Spring and the guests of the Arcadia iluuso hvo nee aece mini Springs with uicxtia chrgt Invalid should ramembnr that the nonthof Juueaud Jmy off or many advantage to peruana vhiihik tiie bnrlnus The drv w 119 MtUUIItUHIilV HMU IFUIU Itltl r UIU 111110 l MbfU 1 A uyittl v ULi 1ioDrleton peakeOlilo JiBouitiweytern DAWSON Hopkins County KENTUCKY are mtumud innnpiinr m Thete ctlebmed chalybeate jnd mlta HiirliiKU i HuUSE shines forth in all its beauty against the darkness of the sky it must cer- ¬ tainly be a sign which for grandeur surpasses any celestial phenomenon known to us save possibly a total eclipse of the sun As soon as the sun has set however the shadow of the planet where it falls upon the rings rises in the east and mars the beauty of the arch as it travels across it during the short night and disappears in the west at sunrise At the summer solstice though the sun rises high enough in the heavens or more correctly tho planets axis is inclined far enough toward tho sun to bring tho outer ring clear of tho shadow which then appears somewhat conical in shape and reaches across the inner bright ring nearly to tho outer one Clif- ¬ ton A Howes in Appletons Popu ¬ lar Science Monthly A Great War Artist Frederick ViUiers the well known English illustrator knows New York almost as well as ho knows London lie has even lectured in England pn the United States its cities and its people and his lectures have been de- ¬ clared exceedingly amusing lie is the simplest of men personally but is a stanch friend of monarchical insti- ¬ tutions lie may even bo said to be one of those who fanatically uphold the monarchy He bewails tho existence of Gladstone nnd all liberals and has frequently said that ho wished the English would let tho queen and the army manage all things British Cruelty of Neapolitans Neapolitans havo a bad reputation for ill treatment of animals and tho Naples S P C A seems to havo During the last year plenty to do its njjents stopped 4 1321 carts for carrying too heavy loads and in near ¬ ly one half tho cases had tho load reduced they confiscated 111011 sticks used for beating animals and 887 spikes used on curb chains 3282 ob ¬ convictions for cruelty wcr tained 6 17ln3 pleasant fact that 6 3D pin Tbis years cotton crop promises workingman has to himself should HOOum ClOpm 11 Warn 6 89pm to be the larpest ever raioed be marred in this way jsoopm 710pm 1 00 p m SOOpm There is one remedy That is to Tired No Ajipetlle Poor ISIood meals at the same hours take ones I was Hffliftcd with h tired feeliug For further Information address II O MORDUE A G PA on Sunday as on other days and to and geueral dubility I Ijud no apor Louisville Ky have thorn of a similar character W L Mills petite and my- blood did not beem to Owensboro Ky Sunday dyspepsia is a recognized uireiilt Kiuujly I began takiug ailment among physicians The tioodH Sarsapariila which gave me a Medical Record explains its causes good appetite and eutirelv cured the tired feeliug Maggie Washington It points out that in our progress 36 Vertuer TRAINS OOINU SOUTH Street Lexington Ken irom oaroansm we nave evolved a tucky No 1 Daily No 8 Dally people with whom regularity in eat ¬ bAica m aiau nxpress bvHUaville upm 6I5a ing is absolutely necessary to good Henderson 608 pm Hoods Pills nr the favorite family 72au orydon 721am As a result of this artificial cathartic aud liver medicine 58ipm health Morganfield Price 7 55 a m 6 03 p m DeKoven 8 V7 a m existence the secretions are poured 25 cents 637 pm Marlon 921u m 785 pm out and ready for action with the moPrinceton 1021 a m 840 pm MopklnvTille 118U am 9 50 p m notony of clockwork If this cus- ¬ Trouble is r p rted ou tbe Turkc SOUTH BOUND tom is neglected the violator not only Persian f routiei No 2 Dally No 4 Dally suffers bodily discomfort but an ac- ¬ Mail Kxpress Mall Kxpress A womans headaches may come v UopKusvtlltt b20am 9tnn m tual injury is done to the digestive from several causes She muy have a lv Ulnnh I nn I IUbClllll 446 p m Vit a U Marlon 641 pm 7bla iu apparatus which has been so edu- ¬ hradacl e arising from nervousness r e 27 am DekoVfO 687 p m Morgantlejd cated that it requires a definite Irom digestive diBtui bailees Nine 902a m 712 pm Corydon 741 pm 98uam amount of exercise nnd positive cases in ten her headaches con 0 Henderson 52am 807 pm JOMUa in b 55 p m promptness in feeding that require from disorders peculiar to her sex It r Kvannvllle LOCAL FRK1UHT may show itself in the symptoms ment Lv Prlnceion 716am Dally which are characteristic of a dozen The stomach having poured out its Ar Hopknavlile 102Uam disorders Thousands of Lv times 5wip m secretions as customary waits only a women have Ar Princeton 7a5o n been treatea for Local freight will short time before allowing them to wrong disorders Dr Pierces the Hopkinsville and carry passengers between Fa Princeton bo absorbed without the accompan UMONTOWN BRANOU vorite Prescription whb compounded ing nutrition which goes to the for- ¬ for the sole purpose of relieving South Bound Dally Union town 725 a m 626 pm mation of more secretions After a womankind of these ills and pains uv MorganQeld Vr 560 p m 750a ra few such cxperimets the secretions Thousands of women hava testified North Bound Dally 910 a m 716 pm become less in amount and activity that after taking treatment from uvMorgandem 7 40 n va 986 a m It nnlontown several physicians without benefit MSHBFWOODAgt II H Hanson UPA and indigestion ensues Ky uopktnsv uuicaip r y Dyspeptics are ordered to eat at the Favorite Prescription cured W A Kellond A G P A Loulsqille inflexibly regular intervals Normal them completely and quickly It stomachs aro by no means many yet haB been ued for over thirty years Have Your Photographs Madb at this rule so imperative to sufferers and has an unbroken record of suc cess is regularly disregarded by tho well WYBRANTS Tho woman who is inOnce n week tho three regular meals vited to send 21 onehesitates cent stamps io NEW STUDIO are replaced by lato rising and ab- ¬ cover only tha cost of mailing a copy No 580 Fourth Avenue stinence followed by gluttony The of Doctor Pierces Cotnmou Sense gastric juices know nothing of n Medical Advisor which contains plaiu seventh day of rest nnd the result clear information about all of the hu is discomfort stupidity and loss of man body and their functions N Y Jour- ¬ Tho average rate of appctito on Monday taxation of the WANTED nal Diugley bill according to the Treas- thing to patent AN IDEASteSBfigB ithey may End of a Great Battleship ury experts is 5466 percent against bring you woalthProtect your ldeaa VTEDDER Write JOUN BUIIK 00 Patent AttornoyB Washington 4558 of the McKiuley law and 4010 D O for their 81801 prize offer Forty years ago it was proposed to of the Wilson law But in some arti break up the Constitution as worth- ¬ cles of necessity the Dingloy taxee less but there was such an indignant aro over 100 per cent H GUMAER M15 protest that tho idea was abandoned rKACTICS ZIM1TID TO Twenty seven years ago she was Let mo give you a pointer said M F Gregj a popular conductor ou sent to carry various exhibits Noso and Throat Do Eyo Ear herself being one to the Paris tue Missouri Pacific railroad you know that Chamberlains Colic 4IC UPPER FIRST STREET exposition On her way back 6he camo near going to tho bot- ¬ Cholera aud Diarrhoea Bemedy cures you EVANSVILLE IND Btomach tom She stayed for some timo in tho ache when you have thoAnd Well it does after Brooklyn yard and was then towed giving this frieudly bit of advice tho The appeals of leading citizens pre to Portsmouth where her sticks wcro jolly conductor passed on down tho vented the lynching of tho brute taken oft and she was roofed over and aisle It is a fact that thousands of Bons at Crystal Falls Mich railroad and traveling men never take dismantled Jesse Ferguson and little son woro ii trip without a bottle of this Rem And tho Colonel Lost edy which is the best cure for bowel drowued off a Joe boat while fish What was tho longest engagement disorders in the world 25 and 50 ing at Bed ford cent bottles for sale by R C Hard you ever took part in colonel The American Book Corporation of two years and then tho wick Hopkiusville Ky It lasted New York wont iuto the hands of a girl married another fellow De¬ Marsh Low was shot to death by reviver this week on account of a troit Fjc Pr Lewis UeMer in Laelie county 11000000 debt It a very un- ¬ the one day that a is condition Tonic blood purifier nnd vermifuge They aro not food but medicine and the best in use to put n horse in prime condition Prico 25 cents per package Sold by 1J J Hardwick Hopkim vill Ky just what a horse needs when in bad Ar Dr Cadys Condition Towders are Owensboro SpotSVille Irvington Stephentpnrt Cloverport Hawesvllle Lewlsport Henderson Vst Point Brandenhug Louisville 630pm Siipm lulam 918pm lQ88m Mlpm il05jn lOOSp ru 1128 1 746am 840 am 914am 940am m 10 48 1111 11 65 p pm 12 07 pm nm l Jalnm m 15 pm Uv KAST bound Henderson SpottvIUe No ra Dally No 5 DaUy 2 55pm 3 16pm 8 65 p m 4 32pm 4 Hawesvllle oiuveriiori 8tenhensport irvmcion Dranuenoure cbi 1 oiiii vr Louisville Owensboro Lewlsport 7 20nm 7 41 a ra 8 9 07 9 8u w 67 10 18 27am a 11 a m in am m 65irtn I C Time Table 1 K Louisville Ky p a 2joliittuUU SRentuckian CHAMPION MOWERS Steel Plows Chilled Plows HAD PLBNTOF Story BAIT GREATER NEW YORK Natures Detectives When a crime Is committed no matter in fcliat corner of the earth the criminal tries to mac lie knows that Did tho Georgian Who Told This Fish fWOet V tittfF erwise spotless no names will be men ¬ tioned in the telling of this story of strange adventure from wilds of the Disc Cultivators Coru Drills Ocinulgec ewninp Champion Mowers Disc Harrows Tanned was the face of the narra ¬ liny Raises nud all kluda of Form Machinery r tor and oloar was his eye lie is not member of the Young Mens Chris ¬ tian association but nothing save1 this one experience could bo urged against HOPKINS VILLE KY IIotelL4tium him should he apply for member ¬ ship John William Brownsmithjoncs and myself went down t6 a line fishing place In tho swamp of which w o knew his sad story began for a -- j days sport and one of the mobt re ¬ markable things happened I ever PRACTICAL heard of The lagoon is except in n few places thiqlily fringed with small Wo opOticuUp the bait and trees Estimates Solicited mmk started in oxpdrinnoing the usual whole doOrders Promptly Attended To varying luck but I on the artistically¬ had ing quite well No 183 Noith ColIeRO Street olonhono 15GG baited my hook with a fine fat live cricket and made a skillful cast to an inviting looking spot under a mass of overhanging boughs some of them not more than a couple of feet from Improved Chilled PIowp Out of regard for reputations oth- oso 7 Somo Interesting Facts About tho American Metropolis are some interesting statistics Ilere Kentucky Plows Avery Plows Chattanooga Plows Also all kinds of plow repairs tSOtJT AT LOWEST PRICES TJ lit h s I XOtTNGh Clrn nittt fen m Dl SULLJYA SP ffik Nashville Terni PLUMBING GAS rfl STEAM FITTING in I ferffer deuL ySssaBS MmffimM PROPRIETORS OF Central Tobacco Warehouse ClarksMille Tenn4 r i I We Solicit the Patronage of All Who Have Tobacco to Sell Free Storage to Shippers Cash Advances J C Made on Consignments KENDRICK Salesman STOVES AND RANGES J Gas Gasoline and Oil Stoves Ice Chests and Refrigerators China Glassware and Lamps Wooden ware Churns Washing Machines Ele- ¬ vator and Chain Pumps Stone ware Tin Gran ite Japan ware and Bird Cages Ice Cxeam JFreezers and Fruit Jars Gasoline and Coal Oil Ice cream Freezers Galv Iron cornice Tin and Slate Roofing Guttering and all kinds of job work done on short notice Try before you buy at Up-to-da- the water The cricket had no sooner touched tho water than one of the finest trout I ever saw made a rush at him You can imagine my amazement when the fish gathered in the insect with his forward fins as neatly as Pony Brown gathered in a fly ball at the park the other day and without stopping landed on tho lower branches nearly a yard above the water wrapped his tail around the limb balanced him ¬ self and then took that cricket off the hook as carefully as I had put him on threw the hook back into the water ato the cricket wiped his mouth winked at us as plainly as I could have done it and then dropped back Say I was just rooted to tho spot until it was too late to knock the saucy thing in the head with my pole By and by the dense silence was broken by his query What brand of bait did you say A YOUNG HENDERSONIAN 8ull to Jlrtve Solved the lroblcm of tho SOLE AGENT FOR te you carried And the story teller got mad and went away Macon Ga Telegraph OUTS LIKE OHEESE Copyright Building Stone Which Can Ba Quar- ¬ ried with a Hand Saw 1897 Opp Hotel Latham GEO W YOTJGr VILLE KY HOPKINS W A W S GOODWIN PPOOL CERULEAN SPRINGS TRIGG COUNTY KY POOL Props GOODWIN This famous health and pleasure resort the oldest iu Western Kentucky is situated on the Ohio Valley railroad 1G miles from Hopkinsville and 14 miles from Princeton Hotel Accommodations Unsurpassed Sulphur and Chalybeate Water in Abundance Six trains Daily and ReducedgRates First Class Italian Band Employed for the Season NOW OPEN WRITE FOE BATES- Arlington Hotel SEASONABLE BATES Corner 12th and Main Streets BAR BARBER SHOP Louisville Ky HOT AND COLD BATHS i A Handsome illustrated cataloque of the 1 RYflHTSTinotf Busies College 33rlYoar BOOK KEEPING l VncquaUd FacUUictfor ZocaUng Oraduatt JW rsr LOUISVILLE SHORTHAND TELEGRAPHY KENTUCKY PENMANSHIP ETC Coniatnt Valwibte Information to those dettrtng to Learn in Lucrative Situation RatGS VOfY UOW wNcotly Swindled at Princeton S Princeton Ky Aug 7 A stranger went into L W Woodruffs store at Hamby Bation and gave him what appeared to be a S2Q bill in payment for a small bill of gooda After the uiau was gone Mr Woodruff discov ered that the bill had beeu raised from 2 to 20 aud that ho had boon done to the tune of 18 Mr Wopd ruff offers 520 reward for the swind lers arrest Sir Michael Kicks Beech chancel lor of the English exchequer hna sent a diplomatic reply to the bi metallic commission which moans that tht English government will do nothing Pjre at Wilmore destroyed two hotels and threo other buildiuga causing a loas of nearly 2000Q By a vote of 8 to 8 Mayor Hole man deciding the tie the Madison ville Council accepted the judgment of Circuit Court transferring the city from the fifth to the fourth class The ordinance makes registration neces sary for the first time The Fible Crabb Distilling Co one of the oldest in the State assign ed at Eminence W try Hopkins county while digging a well struck water said to be the equal of the celebrated Dawson Water It will bo analyzed A newspaper headline says light vote was polled in Texas the colored brother was shut A L Smith of tho Manitou coun So out agaiu eh Nature has made it easy to build houses in Bermuda The entire group of islands is made up of coral rock so that every man can have a quarry in bis back yard if he cares to dig deep enough This stone when first cut is soft and white so that it cuts like cheese like the wood of the famous one boss shay and can be got out which has crowned his efforts It in Equare blocks with an ordinary has long been hinted by the gossips On exposure to the air that Mr Dixon expected to marry handsaw however it soon becomes dark and when his invention became a cer hard enough to break the teeth out taiuty Many gossips have said he of the saw that cut it so easily from was doomed to bachelorhood but has been eauguiue all along aud the go its bed As there is no lumber in Bermuda den haired blue eved fairy who lives except that which is brought from Can- on Frederica street in Oweusbo o has wavered ner belioi ada at considerable expense stone is that never once ultimatelyinbe successhe would used for nearly the entire house The ful in his seemingly prodigious un walls aro laid of blocks about eight dertaking inches by six and two feet in length Cook unu Howell Window sills and door jambs are Judge Thos P Cook Judge Jas also sawed out of stono in tho proper shape and even tho roof is covered Breathitt and Hon W R Howell EQUIVOCAL SIGNS with stone shingles which are made made speeches last Monday at Murby simply setting a block of soft ray to a good sized crowd It waB Deductivo Method Not Always Infalli blo in Results fresh etouo on the edge and sawing the first day of circuit court and the it into thin slabs Both roof and walls afternoon was devoted to speeches by I distrust that man on sight have to be kept whitewashed or the the various candidates Judge Cook said Jones meaningly Jones is one Judge stono would crumble away hard as showed himself to be more than discus- of the men who still show the effect Breathitts equal in it finally becomes but with this pre- ¬ sion and Hon W political JR Howell the of tho lifo and doings of the kto Mr caution it lasts a long time There razor back of the pennyrile made Sherlock Holmes Yes sir I is an old coral stone houso on Har ¬ one of his chnraoteiiatlc Democratic wouldnt trust that man with a rington sound which is considerably speeches in which ho denounced ib plugged Canadian auortor over 200 years old a villainous lie the report that he Hum 6aid Eobinaon who hap- ¬ Coral islands aro formed by the would take no active part in the cam pened to know tho man in question coral polyps or insects which build paigu He Bays while he has no re and held a very different opinion up reefs to above tho lovel of the sea publicau opponent yet he proposes And why not may I ask of Democracy and then die On tho rough surfaco to uphold the banner the district In tho first placo do you notico from every stump in of these reefs seaweed clings Tho the stooping insinuating way in The sledge hammer arguments and wind and tho waves work together to red hot shots from Cook and Howell which ho carries his shoulders grind up their substance and pilo it will force Breathitt and his cohorts to Thats craft in heaps of saqd which finally so ¬ either get upon the republican platOh lidifies into tho rock which can be form or to abandon the race Breath In tho second placo you observe itt realizes his chance as almost hope that ho clutches hi3 fists as though cut so easily Tho freshly broken stono makes lessor ho would not undertake to lay he had a grip upon something that admirablo road material Even tho down his politics Eddyvillo Talo of nothing would persuade him to loos- ¬ rubber tiro of a bicycle will crush a Two Cities en - Thats cupidity Knultlii Praynr pieco of it flat and tho rain soon so- ¬ Ah lidifies it in that shape so that tho In tho third place do you seo how Hazelton Peun Aug 5 During wholo roadbed new stones and old a fierce electric storm last night Stan furtively he glances from side to side together become like a smooth track islaus Torbach aged 52 years met Thats guilt cut in solid rock There was a pause Then death iu a peculiar manner Tor- I happen to Know that man said A Groat Musicians Father bach has olwayB been in mortal dread when a storm Bprung up and last Robinson Tho father of Sir Arthur Sullivan eveniug left his companions in the And I am right P demanded Jones was bandmaster of tho Royal Military kitchen of the boarding house to seek triumphantly No you aro WTong no has just college at Sandhurst and as a boy was nohico iu prayer while the storm made to learn every instrument in tho raged He wont upstairs and knelt bocomo proficiont enough to go on tho band except thp bassoon and tho haut ¬ near a window first pulling down tho street with his bicycle Boston boy 1jb to the BCYero training this blinds Tho colliery whistle blow an Budget alarm about that time he put father gave to tho presont composer his hand to the curtain audlook out to Engagement Called Off his magnifi ¬ Just then a flash of lightning shot that tho latter attributes cent powers of orchestration from the heavens It shuttered the French norvo unappreciated has Increasing Cheapness of Aluminium witidow sash and sill and Torbach put an end to a Paris engagement ac- ¬ fell over dead cording to tho English nowspapors It was only a few years ago that alu ¬ A young woman was at tho Bazar do minium was not obtainable for less Two hours after his death 2900 la Charito with tho young rnim bIio than a dollar a pound but tho methods was received at Lexington for Ran- had accepted when the firo broko have boon so simplified and tho plants dolph Johnson a negro who hod up out Ho win at tlia flret alarm leav-¬ for its production so increased that in plied for a pension ing bor alone but aim managed to sido of a year its prico is likoly to coma get out and go hom Thero sho Isaac Sotiff shot and killod Thomas down to 27 cents or less so that only Kendall his partnor iu business at found tho voting man who had po ¬ throo or four commercial metale will Mt Sterliug Ky presumably on ac- litely called to 640 if eh was safe 1m aheaper P He was shown tho door count of jealously Sixtiilfx TVlPRtapli Wire dispntch from Boston to the Cin ciuuati Enquirer says A sextuplex telegrHph wire was successfully oper ated here Ihbt nigut iu tue presence of representatives of New York aud Bostou newspapers The circuit wai to New Haveu and returu a distauce ot 800 miles Three messages were sent over the wire simultaneously aim wore easily auu accurately re ceived on the receiving tides The inventor is Thomas B Disou of Kentucky bou of the late Archi bald Dixon once a senator from that stale He is a practical telegrapher auu has been attempting to solve the problem of the sextuplex since 1891 Edisou Field Tesla aud many others of the leading electricians have ex perimented with the sextuplex wire but without practical result The Louisville Post referring to tbis tame matter gives the following ron antio fe lure of the case The in yeutor is uoout thirty two year of age and is a practical telegrapher having speut many years of his life iu patenting improved telegraphic in strumeuts many of which he has UBed only for his own benefit He has lived iu New York and abroad for the past eight or uine year in or der that ho might further his plans for the completion of his patent but he has never been too busy to make at least two tiips a year to Lhveusboro where a pretty girl is doubtess thib moment rejoicing over the success A about the American metropolis Greater Now York It contains 107 000 buildings of which 130000 aro residences There are 1300 miles of streets and 700 miles of sowers in Greater Now York Four hundred million gallons of water arc daily con ¬ sumed The people of the greater city annually coiuumo 10200000 gallons of ale beer and porter There are 100000 arrests mado each year for intoxication and disorderly con- ¬ duct Ono thousand one hundred and eighty six pltfces of worship aro in Greater New York Nine hundred burglaries and house breakings aro an ¬ nually committed in tho city Re ¬ ceipts of the theaters and music halls arc 2500000 a year There aro 125 miles of wharfogo along the water front Three thousand people meet Molent deaths each year exclusive of suicides Tho United States own 10000000 worth of property in each Thirty four fires occur each city week in Greater New York There aro 712 newspapers Twenty four thousand more women than men offer inducements for settling in tho great- ¬ er city The public debt will be about GG per capita One out of every 200 families seeks relief from organized charity At the present ratio of in- ¬ crease the population would be 20 000000 in 194G A child is born every 9 minutes a human being dies every 10 minutes There are 40000 reg- ¬ istered vehicles One hundred and sixty six banking houses are in busi ness There aro 4500 acres of pub- ¬ lic parks Greater New York is the second city in area tho second in population the city with the greatest length of railroads the city with the greatest number of ferries the city with the greatest extent of wharfage for com- ¬ merce the city with the greatest ware- ¬ house capacity the greatest manu- ¬ facturing city the city with the great- ¬ est number of office buildings and of- ¬ fices the city with the greatest area of public parks the city with the greatest area of primitive forests the city with the greatest length of cob- ¬ blestone pavements the city with the finest and greatest extent of oyster beds Stretch its surface and elevated roads in line and they would reach far beyond Chicago The elevated roads alone would reach beyond Albany It is 143 miles to Albany and there are 156 miles of elevated tracks The assessed valuation of the greater city is 2740822942 it paid 5800000 in state taxes last year and 04000 000 for local government The city is 35 miles long and 19 miles wide at its widest point Two hundred and fifty thousand strangers come into tho city every day except Sunday Placed shoulder to shoulder the inhabitants of the city would stretch 1000 miles across the country Two by two they would extend along tho Now York Central tracks to Niagara Falls Its harbor is one of the finest in the world Its real estate could not be bought for 5000000000 Its per sonal property aggregates an equal sum in value Interesting to bicyclists is the statement that there are 100 miles of asphalt pavements St Louis Itepubhc probably somewhere to lay his hand on hint When any waiting disease or other on tho look out Is a detective tacks man and kind itself at- ¬ hides in the hitman system no matter how obscure or complicated may be Na- ¬ ture among tective reme dies has one that will eventually hunt down and nrrent that particular disease i Iutiff and bronchial diseases are among the most baffling complaints which doctors have to di al with because it isnt the 1uiir3 pr bronchial tubes alone which are affected but every corner of the system furnishes a lurking place for these elusive maladies They change and reappear and dodge about the system under numberless dis ¬ They are almost always compli- ¬ guises cated with liver or stomach troubles nerv ¬ neuralgia or general debility ousness The best detective remedy which Nature has provided to search out and arrest these perplexing ailments is Dr Pierces Golden It lays an arresting Medical Discovery hand directly upon the poiRonous paralyz ¬ ing elements hiding in the liver and diges- ¬ tive organs It gives the blood making glands power to manufacture an abundant supply of pure red highly vitalized blood which reinforces the lungs with healthy tissue feeds the nerve centtes with power and builds up solid muscular flesh and active energy Korweak lungs spitting of blood shortness of breath nasal catarrh bronchitis severe coughs asthma and kindred affections it is a sovereign remedy While It promptly cures the severest cough it strengthena the system and purifies the blood the diseases her prent force of de ft THE GREAT- rhrough Trunk Line thonltleso between tho cities o Cincinnati Lexington Louis v Evansville St Louis And Nashville Memphis Mont gomery Moble an New Orlear s WITHOUT OttANGBJ AND SPEED TOBIVALED Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jackson ¬ ville and points in Florida UounectionB are made at Guthrie and Nashville for all pninn orth East Tn ouli aBri w est Pullman Palace Cars tMIGRAN fS oe agents outflH c this road will receive special low rates SifiHi of this company for rates or writf to C P Atmore G P T A Louisville L N TIME TABLfc Jo v t Toul8 Fast Mall 10M8a m No92Mall 94la rr iuftn Nanhvllle fom 7io p no St St Louis Exprpss o 55 pm TRAINS QOINO SOUTH o 63 St Louis Express 607am So 55 Nashville Accomodation 630 am Vo SI St Louis Mall 513 pra No 01 NO limited 810 pm Nashville Accommodation does not run en innday North bound St Louis and Chicago Fast irolns have hrough trains solid and sleepers to Chicago and St Louis Fast Line stops only at Important station tud orosslngs Has hrough Pullman sleep its to Atlanta Ga J MADAVsAsent t TRAINS GOIVO NORTH i Two Through Trains Daily and Dining Cera Nashville to Chicago 13 HOURS NASHVILLE TO CHICAQO HEW ORLEANS FL0RIDA SPECIAL Leaves NevOrlcans Dally at 1303 noon via L N R R Nah vllle at 73o a m Through Bullet Sleeping Cars Iiom New Orleans CHICAGO NASHVILLE LIMITED Leaves Nashvllto Dally at 730 p m I Running Pullman Vestibule Sleeping For detailed Information address P P JEFFRIES Oen livatun ill D II HILLMAN i I Pajsenjrer Agent Intl I Southern Agent I NushviJla Tenn S L ROGERS Trav Passenger Azent Atlanta fli -i vrrriii rvi-i- a Near Sprinpr Hill Barbour county Ala Georgo Turner a uegro was lyuched for attempting to assault a white woman M Chamberlains Colio Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy always affords re ¬ lief For sale by U C Hard wick HopkiuByillo Ky nFE 8 HERB AND THERE tKiiaoNAidusbii Mr and Mrs J G Hord atp nt Grape bags for salo at this office Dawson Democratic magisterial conventions Judge J I Laudoa was in Louis an four districts to morrow ville yesterday The public Bohools will re open two Miss Letia Kennedy is visiting weeks from next Monday frleuda atMayfi3ld Leave your work at Hilles Ex Miss Allon of Nashville Is visiting colsior Laundry Miss Jessie Howe Mr A S Tribblo tle live stock Miss Lizzie Morris has returned dealer made a shipment of 180 head from a visit to Paducah cf sheep on Wednesday Misses Nottie and Lucy Edmunds Dr E N Fruit Dontistolhco over are visiting the Contouuial City Bank Hopkinsville Ky Miss Lelia Dade of Henderson is Tho infant child of Mr J P the guest of Mis8 Gertie Bramham Mcachatn of Gracey a few days old Miss Mary Withers of North Cardied yesterday at noon olina is visiting Miss Willie Rust BIG bargain 400000 worth of of Mrs A first class city property for Bale or Tonn is D Rodgers M Clarksville visiting Mrs E Rodgers or good paying exchange for farm hotel Answer this office of Louisville is visit MiBsTrabue Mr M D Kelly whoso house was ing the family of Judge Johu Felaud burned by lightning laBt month will Miss Hattio Long is attending a build a cottage on the same Jot at house party at Crittenden Springs once Miss Mary Alexander of Jackson Johnsons Chill aud fever Tonic Tonn is tho guest of Miss Jiminio is a one day cure It cures the most Boales stubborn case of fever in 21 hours Miss Ethel Blakemore of LouisFor sale by R O Hardwick ville is visiting Miss Betsy BlakeW L Bamberger is in chargo of more the Famous stock on Main street Miss Mary Morrow is visiting the and closing it out preparatory for refamily of Judge W S Bishop at Pamoval Sept 15 to a aew store ducah We recommend Johnsons Chill TVTra AT T7 TVirinn nt Ilnlinmnlm and Fever Tonic because we from ex perience know that it has no equal as Fla is visiting her relatives hero for a specific for chills and fever For the hrst time m thirteen years Bale by R C Hardwick Mr John E Campbell is here after During the thunderstorm last an absence of three years His family Thursday one of the spires on the arrived some weeks ago Methodist church was struck by Mr Jno M Davenport of New lightning The damage was slight Iberia La has become business Strayed on Stolen A manager of the Banner bay mare mule about fifteen The Misses Morton of South Boshands high xVuy information lead ton Va have returned home after a ing to the recovery of the Bame will visit to the Misses Edmunds gftpfcittttiUe MtntutkUm TOHACUO NKWS SPECIAL BTJCKNUR riB6T LOCALS CO nor KtNSVlLt8 MARKET Reported by J II UflRleton of Gumming AKpglcton Co Incorporated tmyerou order ofdoaleflH unci handler of lent tobacco Heal Instate AgeritH OFFICE OVER NATIONAL BAriK vwmwwumm 10 Dars three-year-ol- d changed Our warehousemen Btato that there stock on hand is composed very large ly of common lugs and common to medium leaf Receipts are only about half of what they were before the vacation say 705 hhcls for tho ten days Crop prospects are anything but encouraging The writer took advantage of tho vacatiou nud made an extended trip to quite a distance into W Virginia aud fouud tho crop very irregular iu size from setting size to tobacco in tho top all on the same field and set at the same time This is a very great mystery why one plaut should grow so thrifty and tho one next to it apparently not grow at nil There seems to bsotno trouble with the soil or with tho roots Thin ap plies to both Burley aud dark There is bIbo a now worm that cuts the bud of the plant which entirely destroys it In regard to tho three largest counties iu WVirgiuiathat raise tobacco we are reliably informed that there is only about 10 per cent of laBt years setting Weather conditions have been fav orable for the past week in a good many localities aud wo will have to wait and see what tho final result were nearly all reviews NA11 good to bacco with good substance however met with ready sale with prices un- August 11 Tho market opened rather slUffcish aud prices rulod 80mevhnt lower all around 6u low graded of lugs and common leaf I ho offerings were as n whole the poorest of tho Reason and Dealers in an classes of rcaleatnte -- nu rent llorKiNiiviiLE Buyoll Ky whiskey Good Whiskey is both doctor and ionic lienor JOtiKinir Hum mnnv uociors neuer tasiiug than all uieui eiues For general family use noth ing equals Whiakoy nnd HAJRPJiiR Whiskey is pro emlueutly tho luniily For salo by W R LONG Hopkinsville Ky Cost SaliS CATCH ON To Everybody Should Read Their Home Paper Heros a chiince to read It for Nothing Do you want tho semi weekly Ken tudkian delivered FREE to you for 10 weeks If so purchat e from uagoodB to the umouut of 3 00 three dollars and the paper will be delivered to your address free of churge Tickets given with each ten cent purchase Wo carry a full line of Hvery thing usually found in a first clasB drug store All goods guaran teed strictly pure and of the verybeBt quality Prescriptions vhave our prompt and careful attention ft all hours day or night Telephone 149 We kindly solicit your patronage Very Respectfully L P Miller The Druggist and Statiouer Ragsdalo Cooper Cos Block the Best Opportunity 2fy of a Lifetime For Buying Cheap FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS i We offer choice of Spring and Summer AT AND BELOW COST Goods Its a quick turn on very cloo margins to satisfy n lively demand for Dry Goods Notions Carpets Mattings Millinery aud Furnishing Goods will be as tho crop WEEKLY iB from three weekB late this year REPORT be rewarded by Geo V Donnell Beverly Ivy Kobt W Fox a North Christian farmer and Miss Mattie Pennington were united in marriage at the home of the bride near Bakers Mill Wed nesday evening Rev P A Thomas of the baptist church olnciating Miss DaiBy Stanfielcl Kof Gracey has returned home after a visit of Beveral weeks to relatives in Nashville MisB Ruth Thomas of South Car rollton who has been visiting Miss Beulah Harned returned home yes- - Receipts for two weeks year Sales Offerings week year week Rejections for week 705 hhdB 16320 hhdB Cash paid for Bonds 288 and Bank Stock 12921 Money loaned at 6 per ceut in 608 sums of 1500 and upwards on good 820 Oil in Christian County have iu my hands for sale a fine I farm of 667 acres on which there are sure signB of petroleum There is a well ou the farm 9t feet deep and iu the Spring of the year the water is bo strong with kerosiu that the two to stock willnot drink it Thia farm must be sold If you want to get rich write or call on W S Haleatty Hopkiufivillo Ky - Catch On to the Fact ¬ That these choice new goods can now be bought at prices nuver before named for values in any way approach ing these we now place at the disposal of wide awake uud discriminating judges of good bargains who Will not loose a minutes time in taking odvautage of the phenomenal 1 Low Price 3ulwi - Catch On To The Fact- That our entire stock is made up of tho choicest se lection and latest styles that sell like lightning at the prices we now ask James McKiuney an industrious young farmer of Bluff Springs son of Mr John C McKiuney moved this week to Marshall county Ky to locate He made the trip overland in company with his father who will re turn next week Incontinence of water during sleep stopped immediately by Dn E Detchons Anti Diuretic Cures children aud adults alike Price Si Sold by ft C Hauuwick Druggist Hopkinsville Ky Mrs P C Richardson who bought the Rodgers place from John Moayon some months ago will get possession iug the frame house used for her locate it on the rear of the newly purchased lot on Giuth street The military dance given at the armory of the Latham Light Guards Tuesday night in honor of the visit ing youug ladies was attended by a large crowd aud dancing continued until a late hour Music was furnished by the local string baud About a dozeu visiting young ladies were present Grand Finale GREAT farms in Kentucky and Tennessee notexceeding40 percent of appraised value Dwellings to sell or rent WALTER F GARNETT CO Financial and Insurance Agents The Hopkinsville Gas and Lightning Co has a full line of gas cooking and heating stoves on display at A M Walks gro eery No 211 South Main street 7 Day Wonder Sale t iiit leat 66 HOPKINSVILLE KY Septl Yesterday workmen were roll Highest cash price paid for wheat delivered to us at Ohio Valley depot Call and Bee us before selling August 2 1897 Bewing rooms from her lot on Second street through the streets and will To Day e To Morrow LAST GREAT BARGAIN CHANCE WOOLDRIDGECO itfmmuumMWMtmu office Lime For Fertilizer We are making fnrmnrs a special low prlco on llrao for fertl Iztiij purposes Jinny far mers are now using lime for this pun o e with great satlaraotlon I can well It In large quan- ¬ tities at very low rates The good result folsee us nt Dnl ton Bros ofllce NoO Sixth street before buying your Fertilizer hiose 67 4 26 Up YEARS IN SAME OLD STAND homjc phone 107 3 lowing Its Ui e last for Ave years alt and 2JXZ COUItTESY HOPKINSVILLE G E Dalton Propr LIME WORKS DILIGKNCE Stairs in Henry Block Op Opera House X Oaan Notice you and will do it if you will Sell tone and eee m large stock of The Forum for Auguat fully maiu tians the high staudard of a maga zine both as regards the general ex collence of its articles ami the cam evidenced iu their selection Senator Hoar whose contribution1 are always iuterestiug aud forceful giveB his views upon the conditions of Statesmanship in Eugland and United States He is of the opinion that ab compaied with their English prototypes American statesmen are placed at a gre it advantage by rea son of the shortness of their terms of office BASSETT terday QUOTATIONS ON OO 1896 1 CROP One of the most iuterestiug articles in the number is that on The Future of the Red Man by Mr dimou Po kagoD the lest chief of the Potta wattamie Pokagou band an it Wa ¬ hid father Leopold Pokfigou who in 1888 conveyed hieagu to the United States for about three cents mi acre Mr Pokagon believes that by the middle of the next century al In dian reseivatiuuH sud tribal relation v ill have passed uway aud that Mie Red M411 will forever lost in 1 I the dominant race K 111 it POWDER Celebrated for its great leavening strength and heulthftilness Assures the food against alum and nil forms of adulteration common to the cheap brand jOTAt BAKIXO rOWDER CO Absolutely Pure NEW tOBK Miss Wilson will remain iu Baltimore fat J S Cheek W E Warfield for several months Ill What Snecial inducements has Mr J T Wall Democratic uominee the Chtistian worker W H Vaughan tor uouncuman in the Sixth WarcliU u Uell INV How develop our young church has cone to New York to buv n stock of fall goods for the Mammoth Dur members John FCIardy S J Lowry V Religiou in the Homo Robert ing his nbseuce Mrs Wall will v s t her mother in the country Garv Thomas Lyle tfJf VI How I teach my Sunday Bchool Dr Austin Bellof this cityis spend ing tho summer months on Stateu class J D Clardy J F Gainett VII Sermon W L Payton Island N Y iu the Seaside Hospital We hope to meet large delegations He is on the regular staff of physi from every church cians there aud is making a specialty J F Garnett V P of diseases of children where there Will Wonder Never Uense are over three hundred in this hospital New York August 5 The JourHo will return nbont the middle of September to reiiew his practico here nal aud Advertiser says Nicola Tesln has just annouueed iu Hopkinsville completion of his latest discovery the Bids Wanted For Asylum Conl simultaneous transmission of mes SEALED BIDS are solicited for sages by means of the earths electric furnishing COAL to tho Western currents to aa many scattered points Kentucky Asylum for the Insane on tho surface of the globe as may be near Hopkinsville Ky for the po desired ThiB he regards as by far nod of one year beginning Septem- his greatest achievement Ho will ber 1st 1897 Bids will bo received follow his usual custom and Jay his uutil noon August 18th 1897 Bid information beforo tho world of sci ders are requested toname pricps on ence in his own words and accom clean well Hcreened Lump well pick panied by his own commutations etl Nut and Pen either or all three To a few frieuds ho gave a thrilling One hundred thousand bushels was demonstration of th operation oi hia tho amount used the past year interesting device for arresting nnd Right is reserved to reject auy and subjecting to control under natural nil bids iuvs the electrical substances in anu about tho earth His latest uiou- T W Gardiner tion device or discovery Is to proSupt duce such n disturbance of the earth The Nashville Ice Mfg Consigned which can bo felt ud noted simulthi9 wook taneously at all pirts of thfc globe Long Finelugs 5 50 4E0 5 00 4 00 Mr and Mrs R E McRoberts and Common leaf 5 50 7 50 cuuuren oi Lmucaster ivy wi ar- - Medium leaf a mm IU OU yuooa lear rue to morrow on a visit to Dr r me leat iu wtcij II I U Wares family Merts Willi Canity Church Mr and Mrs W F Lindlev left The Sixth Missionary Circle of yesterday on a visit to Atlantic City ana JNew York to be gone about ten Bethel Asssociatiou will meet with Casky church 10 a m August 28 and days 29th 1897 Miss Margaret WilBOu left the 10th SUBJECTS of August for Baltimore Md where I Is the Spirit of Missions Wan she will visit her brother R H Wil ing WJ Couch Claude Bradshaw son Jr at Johus Hopkins UniverbitII The Liberal Soul shall be made W Low lugs Misses Bowling aud Gardner Mil Common lugs ler daughters of Mr M G Miller of Medium lugs L uisville are visiting Mrs Thoa Good lugs 00 1 50 2 00 4 00 All persona holding claims against the estate of P T Sheltou deceased will file same with me proper proven on or before Sept 1 1897 and parties knowing themselves id debted to said deceased will pleitse 1 50 come aud settle same at once thereby M A MASON 2 01 saving costs Aug 6 97 Administrator 50 8 4 50 FURNITURE AND KINDRED BRANCHES My expenses are light as I am Up stairs and I will make it see me fay you to come and Undertaking in prepared to do all its branches lam also a practical EMBALMER Refer you to those that have 8eeu my work A- - W- - PYLE r Fine Farm to be Sold The H C Herndon farm consist ing of 667 acres will be divided into four tracts aud Bold to the highest nnd best bidder on Wednesday Aug 18 1897 The sale will take place at Kennedy Ky Terms of sale J cash balance iu one add two years Place will be Bold in lots as above aud per sons desiring a fine small farm at a great bargain will do well to call on or write to WALTER S HALE Attorney at Law Hopkinsville Ky XVVVWVvwv F J Renslistw 4 t i THOMPSONS OLD STAND Furniture and Uudertaker JO0 mawvomM Campbell residence on 7th Street for Rent to good party only We want to buy some GOOD LOAN Notes E P New Stock 33est Q bods O and LOWEST PRICID New and Elegant Funeral Car for the Dndertaking Department Dick Everetf a Practical Undertaker of 20 years experience has chargo of this branch of our business ABSTRACT OFFICE Next to Court House All persons Give us a call No 8 Main Street HOPKINSVILLE KY of Mrs A J McDaniel deceased are hereby notified to come forward nnd make settlement Also all persons having claims against the said estate are requested to present them for paymentB properly certified Papers will be found at the Bank of Hopkinsville Notice indebted to the estate OUT DO Your neighbor by ordering the Dinner Supper Refresh ments Ices or other delicacies from Kentuckys leading caterers and save trouble and money v 4 8 5 N1 JMGILL J J STUAHT IilelrotoBellmyfarmof30Q from Hpplcinsvllla good J Esecntora noros 0 mlloa Farm For Sale tlmlierruiinlntwotorl aores apple orchard all under Rood fonuo also my residence with 10 I will sell this property o a aorelotonOfiDt Breat saarlflce mi eay terms JH Dadk lmprovuient80 two KLEIN SON 516 Fourth Louisville Ky AGENTS FOR ALlEGRETTI CHOCOLATES Vf rf I South - Kentucky - College ttopkmsMUla KautucHy Porty Eiglitli Year Begins Tutsulny September 7tli 97 CallNoa Hall citv scavenger can be reached by tolohouo at auv time 2 J T UcuvetiKor Three coursee loading to degrees The preparatory department fits for The Ohio Populists rojooted fusion col lego qr business 13 est advantage in music Athletics encouraged propositions and nominated a State A C KUYKENDALL ticket headed by Jacob Coxey for S S WOOLWINE Governor Sooy Mgr Boys Dept Mgr Gir Depti Pre 4 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