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Digital page images are linked to the text file. n opkintrilk VOL XIX fmttaditim TUESAY AUGUST OEEAM OF mvr HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY 241897 democrats mighty scarce JJIictlon OIlcem Named Only 41 Dem ocrat and 1 ropnlliMg 43 White He publlcnngi 17 Negroes and 13 NO 67 i NEWS DOLLAR A BUSHEL SOME BIC SALES MADE HERE AT FIGURE T PLAIN DRY FACTS Islll Va have recently purchased the Richards Co Shoe Stock nearly 15000 at a good liberal discount from factory cost Ibis stock tmountingto fresh and new the firm havingbeen in the shoe business only one year and is made up almost entirely of first class custom made goods This purchase certainly IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN HAS IT THAT Parker Scttlotu Leave Cautlclds Victory List of Tcocliers Schools Victory For Cauflcld ltluclrau Cooley Arrested Dr Jloltocrnts ollicers of election The Judgo Breathitt decided ht Eddy ville Saturday that CJerk Caufield of the Penitentiary was wrongfully re moved lrvln Coolcy places us in a position to sell shoes for less than any concern who has paid regular prices for their goods and Jr Arrested 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 Irvin Cjoley Jr wad arrested Sat urday aud put in jail on a charge of obtaining money under false pre tenses from Chas Watkins col A Wanted In Illinois man named Lear charged with stealing 35 from a man in McLeans boro Jll was arrested Friday in Muhlenberg county by Sheriff Hill of that county pointed judge Breathitt Saturday and the list appears below Democrats in the list are few and far between there being in the list of 112 only 88 Democrats and 2 Populists while there are 57 Republicans 17 of them negroes and 15 Boltocrats In the four city preciucts out of 16 officers only three are Democrats who are known to have supported the Democratic ticket last year apd who are for the ticket this year In order that the public may understand the uufajruess of the list we give herewith the law governing the appointment of officers were ap for the ensuing year by Tiio Top Notch Readied Saturday Followed By a Ilrcnk or Pour Cents Ycstcrda 23 Wheat Chicago HI Aug opened at 9SIJ and after fluctuating a good deal settled down to 95 at the close The large amount of wheat sold at Saturdays dollar mark caused the break to day Dollar wheat Chicago Aug 21 was reached on the Chicago Board of Trade to day The floor and galler- ¬ ies of the bit Exchange hall were packed with a howling mob in which were distinguished the crieB of th vanquished and the exultant yells of the victorious When September wheat reached 1 the bulls howled with delight and al- ¬ lowed some wheat to change hands The price sagged then for a time With the sounding of the Becond clos ing song when the most sensational day since 1891 closed September wheat had dropped to 991c a bushel The bulls did not have a brass band preseut to mark the advance in wheat but they celebrated in a manner that would have put the best trombone blower to shame Mid Summer Clearance Sale In our Clothing Department Js JL ANDERSON Of 70 i A P 4 Great Slipper Sale X 4 We have put on sale every pair of slippers in our house You can buy them Prices to suit you w Slippers can be worn for three months yet Come to this sale and be convinced that we cannot be undersold by anybody - at a PETREE CO usieleiciicGiGXBieieieiBS fr kk a Public Appreciation Nerves our efforts and we are showing our appreciation by the prices we are making Xjp Goods you are thinking of link us with your thoughtsitiandfc we will convince you that the best is not to good if prices are rightr It Is ECiyjli Olasw 4 Sj i tT 9 f Ill Remember WZa That wo can fsbow you any thing you may need in I Harness saddles blankets collars Back bands hames chains etc elegant line of Xjap Dusters and an carry the LARGEST stock and gvvie LOVMEST prices F 207 South Main A YOST VY GO ff PwfsSmssr vt FROM THE ELECTION LAW Ilrdt of the Schools Hopkiusville High school will open See 1447 OIIlcersofElectlonAppolntment the fall session today with good and juallflcatlon prospects for a full boarding depart Each county court sbalj annually ment This is the first of the schools at the August term thereof appoint to open The public Bcbools begin in each election precinct two judges jiin clerk and one sheriff of the elecnext week tion to act as such in their precinct Hldge Kennedy losi8 a Horse all of whom shall be discreet qualified The livery Btables of Carney voters of the precinct for which they Keys and Will Shelton were burned are appointed aud qualified and so at Maylield one night laBt week and longas there are two distinct political the fifteen horses perished Among them parties iu this commonwealth was one bolougiug to Mr W B Ken- judges clerk and sheriff in all elections people under the con nedy who was visiting in this city at stition by thelaws and of the United States OVER A DOLLAR IN NEW YORK the time and under the constitution and laws New York Aug 21 Wheat bulls of this State siiall be so selected and Assignment at Crof ton added about five cents a bushels to David Boi r and a merchant at appointed as thatone of tne judges at the dollar mark attained yeuterday each place of voting shall bl of one Crofton made an assignment Friday political party aud the other judge of and are now out hot foot for 125 a to John M Dulin His liabilities are the other or ODDOsiusr Dolitical nartv bushel iu the New York market At the first stroke of the gong Sepabout 14000 and the assets are esti and the like difference shall exiHt at tember swung up to 102 selling mated at 10000 Most of the credit- each place of voting between the also down to 1014 at the same in ors are eastern wholesale merchants sheriff and clerk of elections Provi stant in other parts of the pit The The assignment was brought On by Ued that there be a sufficient number crowd of buyers fought vigorously Mr Bourlauds failure to- secure a of persons of each noiitical uartv among themselves to get possessiou settlement of the loss sustained in a resident iu the several precincts to of the few lots offering and quickly fire that destroyed his store aboteLfill said offices bid the price up to 103i by rapid three months ago strides of one half cent or more a The List of Officer Ulndmnii and Parker clip Names Mr Joe A Parker Populist candi rucIi and of Democrats known to be Populists appear in small DOLLAB VTIIEAT AT LEXINGTON date for Clerk of the Court of Ap- caps Of the other 72 about 15 were Lexington Ky Aug 21 Wheat peals has announced an appointment Democrats until last year They are sold here this afternoon at L per to speak in this city on Sept 6 As known to have voted against the Dem bushel Farmers who sold early iu Hiudman the Boltocratic nominee ocratic ticket but whether for Mc theseaon at Bixty to seventy cents are for the same olfice also has a date Kinley or Palmer is not known in greatly chagrined here for the same day it is probable every case that the discussion will be a joint afHopkinsville No 1 Alex CampWILD EXCITEMENT fair unless Hiudman refuses to ac- bell and H E Wiley judges Jno W Philadelphia August 21 Wheat cept a division of time Mr Parker Wicks sheriff Allen Wallis clerk reached 107 here to day Wild ex- bus invited all of his opponents to Hopkinsville No 2 G W Wiley meet him but Hindman is the only and F S Meacham judges George citemcut prevails Younglove sheriff R NLauder col one who will be present LOCAL PBIOE STILL 10Q clerk Woman Darned to Death Dollar wheat was reached in this Hopkinsville No 3 B Dade One of the boarding cars on the L aud L A Moore judges J W Major city Saturday and bout 60000 J bushels according to the estimate of N siding between Green and In col sheriff Luciau Davis clerk Hopkinsville No 4 W F Garnett well informed buyers changed hands gram streets burned yesterday afterand J A Twyman judges S H at that figure Among those who sold noon about 280 oclock Mrs John for a dollar were W T Cooper Cooper was so badly burned that Harrison sheriff J T Edmunds clerk aud others 17000 bushels John Concord No 5 Mablow Johnson death resulted from her burns about and Tal Reed 2000 P W Baker Anderson judges W S Wit- J supper time yesterday evening She ty sheriff L S Leavell 2000 L R Chas W Lact clerk was iugaged in making a fire in the Palmyra No 6 F H Renshaw Boyd and others At Pembroke Btove for the purpose of preparing for Radford Nance also made a sale of supper when from some means the and E R Elliott judges James 13000 biiBhele Many farmers were Phelps sheriff G LCampbell clerk car caught fire as well as her dress Lougview No 7 L 0 Gabbott in town and there was a general dis- ¬ Henderson Gleaner and Isaac GainesfCol judges W M position to turn loose at the prico for which the crop has been held Allen sheriff Sam McKee clerk Dr Settle to Leave Yesterday the market opened at Beverly No 8 A E Word and Dr H C Settles friends here are less than a dollar broke to nearly 95 Lafayette Jennings col judges very sorry tbat it will be necessary Gabe Pollard sheriff G V Donnell ond then rallied to only 75 cents for the Conference that meets next clerk Some light sales were made in the month to assign him to some new Casky No 9 N T Watson and city at a dollar If the price stays at field Dr Settle has been here four Jim Anglin col judges Sylvester a dollar this week a large part of tho years and no pastor has ever given Leavell col sheriff Mat Winfree crop will be sold Many small crops were sold at the low opening prices his congregation more general satis clerk faction His health was somewhat Gordonfield No 10 John M Bar- about one fourth of the crop having impaired for a time Jast year but it ib ker and Jim Peay col Judges D W passed out of the hands of the farm now fully restored and better than it Pettis col Bheriff Ed Payton clerk ers before the price advanced has been for years Dr Settle is one South Pembroke No 11 R R Fenton Sims nuU Hill Iteed of the ablest ministers of the Metho Lloyd and H L Trice judges R L Col Fenton Sims and Bill Reed dist denomination nnd the church Moore Bheriff Poter Payton clerk at that secures him in the coming as Breuts Shoo No 12 G B Starl- - had a round of reparteeSimBthe court Col house Saturday had just signment will be indeed fortunate ing and G M Wolfe judges Aaron Stuart col sheriff MB King clerk finished one of his lengthly Bpeecbes in a civil case Mr Keed attorney Urctal Crime at Guthrie Newstead No 18 H Wallace on the opposite Bide then arose to reOne of the most brutal outrages ply He said he had 110 to sheriff A M make a speech but if he desire ever committed in Todd county is Buck Barker col was circuit Henby clerk charged against Charley Rimey a judge Gracev No 14 Witta noivwu jail forhe would send Col Sims to making euch a spoech as ho young farmer wh b j father Waltdr and W Wood HtB Clark Had just iimsned Ramey lives near Hampton Station sheriff J J Reedjudges J Uol Sims said he clerk would have no objection provided Mr It is Baid that young Ramey while North Pembroke No 15 R Y on his way home from the Camp Pendleton and J W Cross indrron Reed waited until the people electtd him circuit judge ThiB meeting at Sermon with Miss Carrie S R Driver col sheriff down R L Chil the house The judge broughtloudly Hicks Sunday night and when with- ton olerk rapped in a vain endeavor to stop the apin a short distance of Guthrie he Edwards Mill No 16 W A plause Ab hauled the young lady from the bug Reed and John Willis col judges subsided Mrsoon aB tho tumult had gy and deliberately and brutaliy nenry uovaru col Reed said if he hf d sueriu li V failed aB often as Col Sims in the ef outraged her The young girl is said infree clerk fort to be would not to have been painfully injured but Perrys School House No 17 S Tl think of circuit judgo he of any other managed tofiud her way home while speaking lightly Fruit and M A Fritz judges Thos lawyers Barney made his escape and is still a A Hord aspirations in this respect sheriffW RElliott clerk The crowd laughed again ond even f oil Justice Miss Hicks a f ugitivo Lafayotte No 18 Q A Elliott is a daughter of John Hicks a renot suppress a bioad and H O Locker judges Richard the judge could Ledger Bmile spectable citizen who resides on the Harrison sheriff Murray Walter Gabner farm of Mr William Ware and is clerk Hobbors Oct Uold fifteen years of age onlv about Benuettstown No 19 J A Boyd There is a considerable feeliug at and Zack Jordau col Judges W Clarksville Teun Aug 21 ToT B bert Iugram a uowspaper man was Guthrie the father officers and Pace sheriff Dick Pollard clerk masked robber laBt friends of the young woman ure ou Howell No 20 WilliamTurper col held up by a the lookout for the brutal assaulter and George H Major judges night on one of the citys principal Abner streets He was pulled into an alley aud Bhould ho bo caught Judge White Bheriff Harry Waldeu clerk and liis mouey talten Tho identity Lynch is likely to hold a Hessian of West Croftou No 21 -- H C is unknown but it ia court iu toe vicinity of Gulhrio Elk Brasher and R P Morris inHirs of the robber thought he was a professional ton Times Ho Gus Bowling sheriff Julian Boxlev refused to take Ingram s watch with Mrs Julia Ward Howe ojtt Mrs clerk East School Hoiisq No 22 W R a naiuo mit Jefferson Davis appealed to the Pope J D Koudrick of Garrettsburg and to tho Queen Regent iu behalf RCttiBhaw unci J B Sansler judgeBj Ky n planter was robbed 011 tho of a Cuban girl about to be seut to streets at 10 oclock last night of 10 the dungeon by u negro it is supposed Continued on Fifth rago J V z ftpltittftiUle lUnttubiait tlon Is strong and hcathy nnd is well TEAOHERS AtiD SCHOOLS provided with warm clothing and furs The mercury goes down between CO and WoTion as Toachors Our School 70 degrees below zero and during and Thoso of European Countries storms 20 or U0 degrees warmer Is equalBy tho fodcral census of 1880 there ly hard to benr But well proWded In were returned in tho United States the matter of ulothing with plenty of In 1 870 the num toachors food for one Ought to and generally 22710 1890 does have a vorncir im nppotitc in the bor returned xtta 122100 In number roturned was 311811 of Arctic reglocs tliere is no reason why tho a lien thy man not too old should not whom 10581 were initio teachers find For it uirtl month s tyerlntfo i to Alaskan winter or even be ¬ 245230 wore fotnnlo teachers Dur- stand t tllB come inwlniated Apart from the ren tug the ton years intervening between snunble prowpret cf mxcws In working 18S0 and 18U0 as during tho ten years LOUISVILLE TIIV1ES a claim the rot city of hytpertiorean ex 1870 and 1880 istence Is not without Ite uhunna nnd inlorvningNbetwoaii V to female teachers It is said that those who have beeotne the proportion of Tho brniitetniid hnt afterno njtupur number steadily increased nectrttomed to thing- wltlrfn the frigid tho total in ihedouiiw H zone find Hint life in the temperate re- and by an enumeration made in 1S95 gions is not as comfortable it appeared that the number of fe ¬ iiinrk t quntnll ii Lntet Alaskn has n summer short close male teachers in tho United States Luteal stain iiefr I All tli3lKttifefy muggy nnd uncomfortable Those who at that time had increased to 208000 I Uiiinuluie iij teport have tried both say thnt they prefer Twenty years ago England had 11 the winter During the winter the sun filfi male nnd f4901 female teachers Largest Circulaiioo in Hie South is imisible for many weeks its place female being in a measure supplied by the Last year there wore 00310 Tho 30000 and oven DAiry flashingsplendorof the Aurora Borealis nnd onlv 20270 male teachers nnd the marvelous brilliancy of the same change is to be found in other SO CENTS A MONTH slnrs When the sun returns to warm countries particularly in those in the frozen earth the daylight lasts for which rudimental education is gen- ¬ OR 5500 A YEAR BY 3IAIC 24 hours at a stretch for this Is one of erally diffused G00J ON ALL REGULAR TRAINS the lnnds of the midnight stin JKO A tIALDKMAN His MoK In Spain where the standard of The Yukon is one of the grentest public education is low there are few fius Fourtii avkMe rivers in the world nmris said to be t Good Returning up to and including August 31st 1897 female and many male teachers longer than the Mississippi While ic Louisville Kentucky been thoroughly explored so whereas in Denmark where for many has not l JULIillI far it is known to be navigable for large years the standard of education has By deposit of Ticket with R Bookwater City Pass Agt of the C EI steamers for at least 2500 miles The been high the number of male teach 11 ii at 182 Clark Street ou or before Aug 8lBt aud paymunt of S100 an numerous tributaries ers is low compared with tJio number Yukon and its extension of limit to Sept 3d will be allowed making extreme limit of ticket s swarm with fish no finer salmon in the of female teachers tho total number seven days world than the Alaska variety nnd in of both being excess of 9000 in the dead of winter one has only to pick For further information call at Boom 87B M A Building or Union De a hole in the icy covering of rivers or There are about 400000 teachers male pot 8th and Main or nearest Local Agent lakes to get an abundance of good and female in tho United States 150- large fish Beside fish tho miner nnd 000 in France 70000 male and 80- H R GRISWOLD A G P A F JEFFRIES G P A tra eler can often get a shot at n moose 300 female 150000 in Germany and bear meat is to he had in the tim- 92000 in England 100000 m Italy bered part of the region 100000 in Russia 25000 in the Neth ¬ X There are two principal routes to the erlands 40000 in Spain 3500 in gold fields One is by sea from Seattle zo Greece and 22000 in Canada The to the mouth of the Yukon port of St Michuels a voyage of 2000 miles last- - march of education in Europe has Clncmnattl IouIsvMp StLuuU Oatro been remarkable for while the popu- ¬ JlemphU VlcksburR Gas Gasoline and Oil Stovfts Ice Chests and lation has increased only 33 per cent and New Ortoansi since 1840 tho average number of Making 1ieiior connection for poliiu in Refrigerators China Glassware nnd Lamps Arkansas Texa California children attending school has risen Wooden ware Churns Washing Machines Ele- ¬ tle West and southwest 145 per cent but this advance seems And all vat aeopor und frt tulJnliiK chair less important when compared with Tlirdutfli froir lriuceton to Memphis Nev vator and Chain Pumps Stone ware Tin Gran- ¬ oars THE NEW ELDORADO Wondorftil Rlohso of tho Yukon Rivor Gold Plolds JLucntcd In it Wild Country Knr front the ComfortH of Civilization UtMV to Get There dimt of HEIfJ 50 the Trll i ir 500 E I ri fairyland One man for Instance who went to the Klontlyko last winter from Michigan and who lived for months in a hole in the ground suffering great privations from the ttjrrible cold and half starved had almost decided that there was nogohl in Alaska when one day after a 20 mile tramp he came upon a little stream to quote his own words which emptied into a sort of i basin The water was clear and the gravelly bottom was covered with ntig Of course lie plunged into the gets ley stream and picked up nil tne goia 1n sight And there nre not many of us who wouldnt endure cry ley water for such n prize That was the begin ning of his luck and when he re- turned to his home in Michigan two weeks ago he had a deposit check for S30ono and owns an interest in sev- ¬ eral mining claims still Then there is the case of a man from Kansas City who a year or two ago papera liuve been publishing wonderful stories of the lucky miners In the gold fields of the Yukon river nnd nil over the United States and Canndu mens minds arc stirred with the frolden possibilities It has long been known to prospecting- geologists thnt the fitreatnv ributary to the Yukon nnd in some places the great rher itsolf wandered oer winds of gold but it is within the past few weeks that the discoveries have been made that have turned the eyes of the people thither Some of the stories read like tales from Within tliO Spaoll Letter past few weeks the nws Evansville to Chicago AND RETURN E VIA T H and C RR SA T ii I AUi 2 XlieSIbuoxt Ime 1 VxJmTui Tram it ArU A I kj Jfi the gain made in the United States Orleans and intermediate point In I860 tho totnl number of school KM herwood AgtHopkln UlloKy children in the United States was W A Kelt ond 0 1 A Louisville Ky 5700000 of which 720000 were in A H Hanson G P A Chicago 111 New England 1700000 in the mid- ¬ vwNHiwBMSHiMiinBaRnnKnaMniHMMMH dle states 1000000 in tho southern states and 2280000 in the western states and territories At present tho number of school children enrolled is in excess of 14000000 of whom 4600000 are in what was formerly the south 2600000 in the middle states 800000 in New England and Patents Wanted 6000000 in the western states and Fatties having inventions thoy wishto pro territories There has been a decisive tect ihould procure their gain everywhere in respect not only agency Inventors Manualpatents through oui a book containing cost ot patents mode of procedure etc anil of the number of school teachers but other information sent for 3c stamp v ite Japan ware and Bird Cages Ice Cream Freezers and Fruit Jars Gasoline and Coal Oil Up-to-da- SOLE AGENT UOJa Kiti qpcpQjippoip IImTFKIIII 111 1 y Ice cream Freezers Galv Iron cor nice Tin and Slate Hoofing Guttering and all kincls of job work done on short notice te - 4 Try before you buy at B Ofp Hotel GEO Latham VST YOUNG HOPKINSVILLEKY k a of their efficiency Some official figures recently re- ¬ ceived from Russia show a curious condition of affairs in the matter of OurlUt of patents wanted for which large snmi of money are offered sent v 1th the Manualf rec Wo find purchasers for patents procured through our agency Branch offices in all tht principal cities and in all foreign countries M D SULLIVAN Nashville Tenii PRACTICAL education in that country There were in the schools of Russia more than twice as many boys as girls and though the disparity is to some ex- ¬ tent decreasing it is still so large as to give no indication that an equality between the two sexes in the oppor- ¬ tunities of rudimental education will be estimated for many years to come leo io J Twenty years ago there wore five tin jt nriiri aiW Tiii iir W MAP OF ALASKA AND THE TUKON GOLD FIELDS times as many boys ns girls in the Shcmlnsr Both the River Route from St Michaels and the Overland Route from schools of Russia N Y Sun Juneau I THE WORLDS PROGRESS O BAiley Manager J 001 507 PLUM 8T CINCINNATI B rure to mention thi paper a PLUMBING GAS Estimates Solicited Telephone 1566 W S GOODWIN nnA STEAM FITTING No 183 WANTED AN thing to patent Protect your ideas they may bring yon wealth Write JOHN WBDDER BUUN CO Patent Attorneys Washington D C for their 81800 prize offer IDEASSfigS Orders Promptly Attended To North College Street WA house rent and went returned July 15 with nuggets Still another notable of a man 50 years old didnt have money enough to pay his ing to Alaska He 130000 in gold i case was that poor and with a family of seven children That was was one year ago He left his home in Seattle and when he camo back he Jiad 100000 in his pockets and had ininiing property worth over 1000000 There are dozens of such examples of luck but we have no room to more than hint at the case of tlicpoor Swede who went to the gold fields two years ago He returned this summer with 05000 in gold and sold an interest in 3iis claim for 45000 But are these true stories the reader may ask The answer is to be found In the fact that the United States as say office at Helena Mont received nearly 12000 ounces of gold by the steamer from Klondyke and there are other assay offices It must not be supposed that every jnan who goes to the Klondyke Is an fortunate as the examples quoted From time to time we read the wails of tho unlucky ones in the paper who nat- ¬ urally advise others not to go Alaska And now a brief description of the ndw El Dorado will be in order The greatest discoveries have been mud in the streams flowing from the east info the Yukon They are all in British territory in that vast region marked on the map as Northwest Territory which is one of the provinces of the dominion of Oanada So wli lie they are often spoken of ns the Alaska gold fields as a matter of fact all the rich placer mines about which the sensa tional stories ore told are not in Alaska but just across the border In John Bulls domain The one hundred and orty flrst degree of west longitude which you can see on your map stretches from Mount St Elins to the Arctic ocean is the boundary line and iipvnnd a few feetwt FortCudahy anda fow at Forty Mile there is no dispute about It nnu me reu voiucu luumuvu police of Canndu keep the best of order In the new mining camps Virtually ns far as climate is concerned the gold fields might as well be in Alaskn The cold sets in early In September nd lasts till tho middle of Maj and it is bo cold that itls extreirelj hard to en dure unless one has u good constltu- ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ s days At St Michaels transfer is made from the ocean to the river Yukon steamer after a delay of a few days which is flat bottomed and which reaches Dawson City at the mouth of tho Klondyke river in 15 to 20 days But and this is a very important but unless the traveler lands at St Michaels not later than August 25 he stands a good chance or a bad one rather of finding the Yukon closed by ice In that case he can choose between spending the eight winter months on the bleak sea coast of St Michaels or of walking 1900 miles on the Yukon to the mines as soon as the river is frozen over In this case he will require a pack of Indian dogs and one or two In dian bipeds to make the journey The Juneau route is the other way to the Klondyke It is more direct and 4000 miles shorter than the ocean route but can be taken best in the win- ¬ ter und only by men Inured to hardships In this case too SeattJe is the starting point A coastwise steamer takes the traveler to Juneau 000 miles where the outfit can be purchnsed From Juneau to Dyea is another 100 miles then two trips taking eight to ten days At Dyea the Chilkat Indians can be cngagedi to assist the traveler over Chilkat pass and having safely crossed It he must build a boat to navi gate the lakes and streams because he has a journey of about 700 miles to reach the mines after leaving Chilkat In the winter the boat gives place to snowshoes and the dog sled As wo have said this direct course is only for stalwarts but indeed none else should think of going to the Klondyke nnd the fatigue and hardships of such a journey will test even their best en- ¬ ergies The expense of the trip is also worthy of consideration On the ocean route the fare from Chicago to Circle City the nearest point to the Klondyke is about 250 But the cost of freight pn the Yukon from the ocean to the mines may be calculated at 35 cents per pound and as the prospective miner will require one yearsi provisions which with tools etc will weigh one ton this Item will be an expensive one In other words thecost of getting there ready to work will Involve an outJay of about 1500 Thnt there is abundance of gold is certain and stont henrted men can get it but it takes sueh to fll the neces sary conditions 15 Founded by a Woman Squire ileuick iu Clark county and contain iug i crop of hemp and wheat was destroyed by lire A fine barn belonging to PTOOL CERULEAN SPRINGS TRIGG COUNTY KY POOL Props GOODWIN f At intervals the newspapers an that this or that woman has acquired a university degree It may bo that tho acquiring of such honors by women will lessen tho dignity ins vested in therii by men fortunate enough to possess thorn but all the world now knows that women are proving themselves equal to men with tho same environments and op- ¬ portunities Moreover this univer- ¬ sity struggle and superiority is the more interesting when it is remem ¬ bered that the oldest university in the world the Kairouan university at Fez Morocco was founded in the eighteenth century by a woman Fatme the saint of Tunis not only founded this university but was pro- ¬ gressive enough to provide that both Christians and Arabs should study there Even now this university is the center of Mohammedan theology and of tho 1000 students nearly half are sent on scholarships from all parts of the Mohammedan world Growth of Colleges The growth of American colleges may be judged by the incrcaso in tfcc number of graduates of Cornoll in tho last ten years From 1869 to 1888 inclusive Cornell conferred 1337 first degrees Since 1888 the number of first degrees conferred by years has been as follows 1889 157 nounce Everybody Suys So Cascarets Candy Cathartic the most won derful medical discovery of the age pleasant and refreshing to the taste act guutly and pos- ¬ itively on liver and bowels cleansing the en- ¬ tire system dispel cold cure headache fever habitual constipation aud biliousness Please buy aud try a box of U O C to day 10 25 50 cents 8uiaand guaranteed to oui by all druggtsts This famous health and pleasure resort tho oldest in Western Kentucky Why a newspaper coul J never live issituated on the Ohio Valley railroad 16 miles from Hopkinsville and 14 iu Lewis county is the heading of a miles from Princeton v luug article iu the Vauceburg Suu The very appearaucepf Suther luiida Eagle Jye SulveSfgnifies that tuts remedy ia uew aud origiuul in itbt lf It in manufactured on au improved method The mauy miraculous cures of long standing that are being accomplished by its use empha sized its importance us the greatest cure kuowu for any aud all kinds of sore eyes NOW OPEN Hotel Accommodations Unsurpassed Sulphur and- Chalybeate Water in Abundance Six trains Daily and JReduced Rates First Class Italian Band Employed for the Season fl Shepherdsvillo has now telephone connections with Belmont Lebauou Juuctiou und Bttrdstowu Junction u ploitsttut liver laxative It gives you au appepite It prepares your btonneh aud digestiou for receiving aud assimilating whatever your appe tim may crave This makes rich red blood bone and flesh This builds yuii up aud makes you stout This cures chills so they stay cuied WRITE FOE EATES Dr Bells Peppermint Chill tome is Arlington Hotel t REASONABLE BATES Corner 12th and Main Streets ji Louisville Ky BOT AND COLD BATBS BAR jJ BARBEK SHOP Iiidge Jerry Farmer has beeu so leo td us the Democratic nominee for Kepreteututive iu Greeuup county 1890 221 1891 229 1892 281 1893 Vngou loads of poisoned fish are 312 1894 272 1895 301 1896 326 fliiitino iu the Kentucky river around and 1897 387 Nearly all if not all Valley View of the larger universities con show in- ¬ creases of this kind i Diamonds and tho X R y Mr George E Kunz tho talented gem expert at Tiffanys inNow York Like biliousness dyspepsia headache const authorizes tho statement thnt by tho nation sour stomach indigestion nro promptly aid of the X rays ono can readily de ¬ cured by Hoods rills They o their work termine whothor diamonds are real or falso for tho rays pass quite through real diamons leaving them transparent and not at all through falso ones A ron1 paruro when thus easily and thoroughly WP photographed woi Id show nrlv tho Best nttur dinner pills 1 I I ft W mounting but in a falso oo all the 28 cents All druggists Co Lowell Mass Prepared by C I Hood sfoms would turn oit bnrk The only Pill to taUe with Hoods Sarsaparllla J Vnequaled FacilUtet for Locating Ctradtiatet in Lucrative Sltudttont Liver Ills m r A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATAUOQUE OF B ran Staitton 33rlYimr SHORTHAND Business LOUISVILLE TELEGRAPHY KENTUCKY PENMANSHIP Cordalnt Valuable Tiifonnatlon to liota desfrtng to Learn to THE ETC t BOOK KEEPING RUtOS VGljf UUWKt NAT GAITHEU JAMES WEST Hoods ll GAITHER TOBAGGO WEST MERCHANTS Foiu- - COMMISSION JAMES inviNQ CRABCE w VtopkmsvUle Ky Liberal udvunooa made on Tobacco mouths storage Free it IjojifiinftfUU I tntuckian LKfiVITIES 8 OF FUN SOJIE EARLY HISTORY Boborfc Brout First Mayor of thd City of Washington Appointed by lrculilcnt Jcf Uo Warn I fcriton nnd Many IiiHtltiitloim Kniiiiiloil liy Hint Aro Vxint 1K nt Thin Time y- towns cathedrals and courts with a veneration alcln to idolatrous adora ¬ tion The people of this new world nro llv- Ing only In the living1 prcsentand look upon antiques very much as Tennyson expressed his disrespect for titular and hereditary uoullity when he said The gardener Adam and his wife smllo at the cluims of long descent It Is now more than 400 years since - the discovery of the new continent was heralded totho world We take no ac count of the discovery by Eric the lied for nothing came of It save a historic and reliable account of the discovery by that bold and piratical buccaneer Wo reckon only from the Norseman time that Columbus and Amerigo Vespucci and their successors trnv Versed the dangerous billows of the At lantic to discover El Dorado Four hundred years Think of It I Wo nro not beginners in this wonderful Yorld of tho west and yet wo have nothing which savors of nntlqulty We have Ignored and many of us have de spised all efforts to chronicle the achievements of our Immediate ancestors Mark Twain received vociferant and long continued applause when he said I am not proud of my family 1 am trjinjr to do something which will make my family proud of me That epitomizes the popular scntf ment Nevertheless there are fur sighted people in America to day who aro building monuments for the future making histories of localities and local events which will be valuable and be better appreciated when this con tinent is older and I may say it more civilized There will come a time when boys nnd girls will not only study the outline history of the origin and development of this great republic but when they will study the development of their counties townships states and im mediate environments We had a quadro centenninl exposiTS tion in Chicago a few years ago That enterprising demonstration was u startler to the Avhole world when its magnitude and magnificence were understood We had a centennial exposition of our national independence in Philadelphia in 187G We have since Jmd centennial exhibitions for several I states and sections The people of Ten- ¬ nessee are now inviting our entire people to unite in celebrating the centennial of the formation of that commonwealth nnd the president of the republic has seen fit to lend his persbnal influence nnd presence to commemorate the event In spite of Clamors from thousands of meaning and patriotic citizens yf well state of Wisconsin has placed in the was a little bit of a village Special Washington LetteY Its army and from now on a laTgo George Washington had seen the frui- ¬ savalry force is to bo maintained Thepeoplcs of tho old world look upon their indent places their ancient tion of his dream of a stable republic Previous to tho war tho Japanese more settled within a radius of ten miles from the dome of the capitol They are making history for the fit ture and it is well that they are doing so At a recent meeting of tho society a riapcr was read which gives a history of the first mayor of Washington Hob crt Brent filled that ofllce from 1802 to 1812 n period of 12 years und at n time when the capital city of this republic HORSES FOR JAPANS MARKET lubs c r i b e THE Probability That tho Orlont Wll Tako Americas Surplus Supply It is moro than nrobablo that ft now market is nbout to bo opened for tho great herds of range horses of the Since tho close of the Pacific coast Chino Japancso war tho Japanese government has been reorganizing lie had shenthed his sword delivered cavalry his farewell address declined u and third term of president of the new republic had gone to his country home nt Mount Vernon and had been gath ered unto his fathers He had seen tho city founded He had builded here a city residence which still stands He had turned over his high ofllce tohlfi r BRENTWOOD duly elected successor Tho republic was very young nnd the city of Washington was yet to be built We have the same sort of government to day with slight modifications that Washington provided for the national cnpitnl In January 1701 President Washington appointed three commissioners for the territory of Columbia and those commisssioners were the lo cul rulers until congress passed nn net approved May C 1802 authorizing the president to appoint a mayor for the city The Historical society has published the following letter dated June 3 1802 to Robert Brent Esq of the city of Washington Dear Sir The Act of Congress incor porating1 tho City of Washington has con Uded to the President of the United States the appointment of a Mayor of tho City As the agency of that ofllcer will be Immediately requisite I am desirous to avail the City of mit me ask the osition Will mo tho your services In It If you will perto send you the commission I will favor of your answer to this prop- JW l IfH ROBERT BRENT Statuary hall In the nationnl capitol a statue of Father Jlarquette the pioneer of the frontier who brought Christian- ¬ ity and civilization to the great lake re- ¬ gion In the same hall of notables in mar-¬ ble the state of Illinois has erected a statue to Gen James Shields who was a soldier of the republic and a senator from three sovereign states We may never be able to explain the manifestations of civilization which excavations have developed In Yucatan and other portions of the continent on which we live but the time is already upon us when we must take cognizance of the immediate past and build monu Sfieuts for future generations to study uad udmire Everybody regards It ns unfortunate that tho government should have per ¬ mitted the spoliation and destruction of the theater in which President Lincoln was assassinated and everybody who comes to Washington applauds the en- ¬ terprise of the gentleman who pur chasedthe house In which Liucolndied and preserved it practically as it was when that awful tragedy wus consum tMnated in tho death of the great eman- ¬ To this ofllcial note llofbert Brent replied as follows Washington June 3 1S02 Dear Sir 1 havo tho honor of receiving your favor oj this date asking my acceptance of the appointment of Mayor under tho late act ol congress for tho incorporation of the city Although I feel great diflldenco In the talents 1 possess for executing that duty In a manner which may afford general satisfaction yet feeling it a duty to contribute my feeble aid for the public service I will venture upon Its duties I beg you sir to accept my thanks for tho honor which you are about to confer on me and for the obliging manner In which you havo been pleased to communicate It I will with pleasure accept your polite Invitation to dinner on Friday next With sentiments of much esteem and respect I have tho honor to be sir Your Obt Ser ROBERT BRENT There Is the formal proffer and ac- ¬ ceptance of the first mayoralty of the city of Washington There is the for- ¬ mality the deference the respectful consideration displayed by the president to the private citizen and there we also see the consideration and esteem of the citizen for the president It is a matter of record in the Historical society that the dinner lasted from three oclock until seven oclock in the evening Thomas Jefferson was pres- ¬ ident of n republic of about 0000000 people Bobert Brent was appointed mayor of a city of something like 1500 people There wns as much courtesy nnd consideration displayed as though Brent were being mndo minister to Great Britain By the net of congress the appoint ment of a mayor of Washington wns made annual and the president continued reappointingMr Brent until 1812 when he declined to serve longor because of his Incumbency of other positions He was mayor of Washington for ten years judge of the oqjhans court from 1800 to 1B14 and paymas ter general of the1 army from 1808 to you do mo the favor of dining with day after to morrow Friday at half past three Accept my friendly and respectful salutations TH JEFFERSON 1819 cipator In tho immediate and dlstnnt future antiquarians the men who writo real and authentic history will want to know all about the national copltal Wo know that LEnfant a French en gineer ofilcer planned the city and that it has grown into mngnlficence in accordance with the lines drawn by his inspired pen But we do not all know the growth of the municipal govern ment and but for tho thoughtfulness of a body of antiquarians now living whojlip deep into the future we might iosetio records of the municipal growth of the most beautiful city In tho world The Columbian Historical society of this city is composed of gentlemen oi scholastic acquirements and all of them possess something of personal pride In tho capital city where they have long resided and which thoy havo seen grow Into propovtlons of metrolearned politan pretensions Them gentlemen look forward to the time when there Will be 8000000 people or Manifestly Presidlent Jefferson made no rototnke In selecting the first mayor of Washington city He was reappoint- ¬ ed by successive presidents until other official duties of Importance compelled him to withdraw from the office He succeeded Gen Dearborn as paymaster general at a critical period and fulfilled the functions of that office to the satisfaction of three presidents During Mayor Brents administration the city market was established where it stands until this day An ordinance was passed requiring the maintenance of leather fire buckets fllledi with water lu all storehouses and hotels Appropriations were made for tho digging and maintenance of public wells for drinking- purposes and for the use of fire bucket brigades Muyor Brent mnimtnincd an elegant private residence and Sir Augustus Foster the British minister wrote to his country at that time There are only three private residences main tained In this city they nroljy Mayor Brent Mr Carroll and MrTuyljir The flrst mayor of Washliyjtjjn suf fered a stroke of paralysis In 18f 0 whan he was in his slxty Mtxth year Ho then resljnedt the position of paymaster generator the army Within few months thereafter he died at his man sion in Washington September 1 1810 SMITH D FIIY 1 A STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC about 20000 strong and NEWSPAPER wns sunnlied from government horso When breeding establishments however at tho outbreak ol Hostil- ¬ For the free coinage of silver ities drafts wero mudo upon these es For the Chicago platform tnhlifihmonts it was found that only five per cent of the animals were real cle that wns ever made that is good For the Democratic nominees ly serviceable Yonkers Statesman enough to eat For the interest of the masses Tho nntivo Japanese horses nro too His valet got even with Regi ¬ small it seems for use in war nnd tho nald for discharging him said one All the latest telegraphic news government found thnt in nctual young man How inquired the oy crossing service the animals raised Sot his watch ahead so that All the latest State news other imported blooded stock with native Iteignald got his evening clothes on All the latest market reports InokorHhocndurancc requisite for the Kalamazoo Tele- ¬ past five cavalry usages High- - at half country and graph Correct market reports class stallions were imported irom And because you Pilrey Australia and irom tno norm oi ire couldnt find a nickel to pay your fare Correct court reports land but thus far all such importa- ¬ did tho conductor make you get off Reliable news reports tions hnvo moved unsatisfactory in No he only Jayson walk asmuch as tho government has bfien and me get off I could have sat Honest editorial policy made una ble to raise horses thnt can cncluro on the street if Id wanted to Rox tho climate THE WEEKLY LOUISVILLE bury Gazette Australian breeders sent to Japan DISPATCH AND THE Georgio cried himself to sleep somo high class fancy stock but tho What was tho matter last night Kentuckian one year for 230 animals proveef to be too big and too lie ate dinner with Robbie Tomp also Kentucky expensive as did he horses which were purchased by the kins and when he came home found that we had strawberries while rPL Japnncsc government Officials at SnlS THEJCISTHA1 Chi- ¬ Tokio have recently been consider- ¬ they had only stowed rhubarb ing the small weedy range animals cago Record Englishman Some of our Eng- ¬ of Australia and it is said that when lish girls aro quite expert with the United States Consul Bell at Mel- ¬ k raw xi m Lady Eva know bourne learned of this fact ho called gun dont you six ma eating tigers ttnm4 J to the American ranee Wyndham shot towob attention American Girl Iip in If they n Mv r cmrpJeta horses as being even better suited to in India ji i iiorerttiu J vn ii rr iat niv rtlipr the needs of the Japanese govern- ¬ were eating nice men she did just It Ih ft t i PtlmU At iTlci N Y Weekly right i 11 mi i - i uttr id original ment ttfH of ii vi it r vi ti lit hi ly tie c torn ii ri Several Japanese residents in this Ile luNctb Aim rtin a Vi BLIND BUTN0T HELPLESS 0V litr iuiTih ui pcf tliif best city who nre considered authorities iilC it - n- Klclf ii FHmii v i Dppnit Wrltm cf Lpo Bin Ainrl tl In jrtioiiir on the matter and who have made a How Ha Careo for Hi Sightless and clev iiH ii t pteni Niikliiil Iliimneit bauaer- nuil capital study of Japanese horses and the Ms nntli in us iitir ftusiro iOW TOili tf Paralyzed Wife l5iMiilc il it uitliorly Ijtadltitf Uu kof the Japanese people as horsemen are em- ¬ n irjr t7 Ivokomo has a blind couple in Wil- ¬ fliy an- iiln r i lv the OulooAlMdTli kAfloat 1prent In and phatic in their indorsement of the liam Brinkman and wife who were tjxirt tn i l intl VatiT and Tie IcVrai f ixirh kiviiynii1 rnriiir American range horse President both educated at the State Institute arifNt f Ttixlcullnrtp tl IidleallvFahIon tiiM tn Tle mls mitt TvtlOlVa lOiirS crnilHtsol Yokohama for the Blind nt Indianapolis The MllaneimsIevfiiillirl litrnmlcRitd Tetsutaro Aoki of the KeniiKiK 0y v etc i tM Specie bank of this city said tho other couple keep house to themselves with fheclo st iiuirMnof the t1 ets liiday that undoubtedly the American no help Mr Brinkman is an expert horse will fill all requirements piano tuner nnd is nlso an adept at Tales From Town Topics The horse most suitable for the clock repairing and broom making llrao 259 v n OnarBrl Mairn Ant of FIrtlon r Immi1 i nr ItakUri ia tf March Japanese cavalry ho said should In fact ho can turn his hand to al- ¬ tJune Ki rtrul Dicuiti A niiplet uivp hy SH110 wr iiiH nltliot be as tough as a rawhide not over most anything in the mechnnical line liliiali niiitr fie ve iul it t In e c iii Nt if Uirlfnii gentle and not too dainty in the mat- ¬ lli lulus i to The front room of tho Brinkman make frutn kric n iUtlLttrtaillj- - liKf i 50 fronh ter of fodder I would unhesitating- ¬ home is used as a store and workshop wm ti p ini tr ly recommend that the best horses On the shelves is a long row of clocks fpr the home government could be the blind man has mended and lie C03ii Jusrlpwion Offer nil to Murch J 1G37 selected from the herds that thrive makes many a nickel selling sta- ¬ r rfJIO TOY PIC for three months so well on the plains of eastern Wash- ¬ tionery and candy to the school ington in Oregon California and children VJC fir one rear nnd Among Mr Brinkmans Ilii of rtl other mountain states It only re- ¬ other accomplishments he has a rec- ¬ four la -It - il n II lSH lSS tklujl OW l iivwerliTIoii price for mains for those mostly interested to ord as a sprinter and rides a bicycle v Trir l nif i ixn1 r ui TOI llV Ii t bring the matter properly before the With a companion on n wheel by back ih c EolllCl 1 Japanese government in order to his side or in the lend hocan ride all uiiio in ExIlemlt lv O Ii Pitler ir citative to WC open up a big market for these ani- ¬ day nnd quit as fresh ns his partner uiJi Aiuuuu Ilj -- irt New UD iiou mals San Francisco Call Brinkman lost his sight when five W M YATES MOTHERS INFLUENCE years old measles and complications THE being responsible In 1869 the fami Great Men Hava Given Her the Credit ly removed to Indinnapolis where his Assisted by two first class for Their Worth mother still lives his father being Most of our celebrated men have al- ¬ dead workmen Soon after attending the ways been ready to admit that- thoy school for the blind at tho state capi Phoenix Hotel Bajibeiishop owe their success chiefly to their tal a little blind girl named Jennie fathers for some reason Lamb from Russcllville west of Ko WiWfYftYfYiYiWiYiVtYiYmVmViiWiYiWiWiYr mothers or other being studiously ignored in komo entered the same institution Pay such matters Sir Walter Scott for From tho first meeting of the blind for your Baking Powder not 5 moro than one oc- ¬ children then 1 i years of age an at- ¬ jnstance stated on more You wouldnt pay double 2 casion that he owed his poetical gifts tachment sprang up that resulted in price for sugar why pay 50c 3 to his mother who in addition to be ¬ their marriage 15 years Inter Sa pound for Baking Powder ing an accomplished woman was a Mrs Brinkman is an elocutionist JACK FROST I poetess of no mean merit of raro ability and after graduating Is the lightest whitest Baking The German poet Schiller pos- ¬ traveled two years in the south and Iowder It s pure sure nuu lair- - S sessed a mother who was always looked west delivering lectures and recita- ¬ Iscults Makes the finest bread cakes and 2 Guaranteed and sold for 20c a S upon by her own circle of friends as tions For a short time sho taught pound at Rood stores like that of 5 nn exceptionally clever woman Music an Indian school in Indian territory WALLIS GROCERY and poetry were her pastimes in both Sho is skilled in fancy work and CUA8 OATLETT CLAEENCE HARRIS of which she excelled operates n sewing machine easily David Hume received his education For three years tho gifted blind CATLETT HARRIS from his mother nnd ttlways looked woman has been absolutely helpless Hro Formerly with Forbes baok upon his childhood days with lying in her bed or in her wheel chair pleasure She was a woman of real unablo to move hand or foot Mr and merit who vowed that she would Brinkman has the whole care of his spare no effort to make her son grow helpless wife docs all the housework up into an accomplished man Every ¬ including the cooking besides finding We have concluded to go iuto bus body knows how well her ambition time to wait on customers in his little iuess for ourselves nnd ofTor our ser wns fulfilled store answers cnlls to tunc pinnos vices to the public at the most reasLord Bacons mother wns nn ac- ¬ nnd repnir clocks nnd umbrellas and onable prices Paper haugiug a speccomplished linguist nnd her trans- ¬ peddle candy and popcorn on the ialty All work guaranteed lations from foreign masters wore streets Leave orders at Gus Youngs both numerous and valuable She Telephone 84 2 rings The Brinkmans have qnito a also wrote a great deal on learned sub ¬ library of point system books in- ¬ jects which wore much praised nt the cluding a Biblo in 11 volumes that W W GRAY timo for their learning and taste weighs 115 pounds Mr Brinkman ARTISTS Tho mother of tho poet Thomson speaks two languages English nnd TONSORIAL wrote almost as much verso ns her son German WEST SEVENTn STREET ELD BUILDING and it is to her tho author of theSea Mrs Brinkman though paralyzed Clean towels and everything first sons undoubtedly owed his wonder ¬ limb and body retains her mcntnl Give us a call ful imagination N Y Weekly facilities Sho is a brilliant and in- ¬ teresting talker and manages to still The Bismarck Oaks read with her crippled fingers It is Prince Bismarck ns is well known n curious sight to E3 watch them nt M on his retirement covoted himself to menls this hoing n enso of tho- blind ngriculture his chief hobby being tho feeding tho blind ho helping the par m exploitntion of hisforest lands From nlyzed woronn to every morsel of food nil pnrts of Qermnny ho received ap- ¬ Wt CM FIFTH AVENUE IIOTK1- Indinnapolis Journal MM plications for oak saplings from his S LOUISVILLE KV Wg flfl Best 1 Hotel In the World King George In Athletics domain and theso oakp havo been JjEj all Electric Elevator planted in all quarters qf the Father ¬ 3 Pikk Campbell Manager King George in thq earlier days of fa nnd nro known Jm Bismarck land his reign wnB very fond of athlotic Oaks sports and occasionally entered run ¬ Four Generations RaprtosantocJ ning nnd leaping contests under an 9SM Thero were present atn recent mar assumed namo no won many cups riago in Martinsville IntlM tho mother nnd qthor trophies in theso games of of the bride aged 3 i years tho bridos which hq is now very proud On ono grandmother aged 03 and thobrjdus occasion tho crowd boenmo convinced HarrodBburgs City Council Mis cut greatgrandmothorj agcd79 The that he was a professional and ho wus the salaries of city officers from 20 to 7 is in danger of being roughly handled SO per emit bridos ifiiiii living at tho ago of 09 years and in whon ho confessed his identity to n Kducute Your Ilnwels With Ciitcnroli fairly jrood health but sho was unable police officer who managed o get Dandy athartlo cum constipation fnifver lwra avnv to a place of oifcty one of tho happy party to make 10c It C UC fall JrugijUts refund niuiuy wns 1 I just met a young Gertrude man to whom 1 was ongagod last sum- ¬ May Indeed Has history mer repeated itself- - Puck Papa how do the poopioin the weather bureau find out what kind of 1 wcathor wc aro uoing to havoj didnt know that thoy did my son i onkors statesmanmake you nervous lie Does it when I rock the boat She Yes but I should have remembered that all the the people who rock boats nre not dead yet Puck She Is tho bicycle taking the place of the horse in Paris lie No indeed there isnt any old bicy- ¬ N owt CirtCUIT COUBT DIRKOTOKV tbreo weeks third Monday In May term two weeks first Monday lu September terra tbrer weeks HBisriAM Fourth Monday In February woeKo- Txioos Flrat Monday In February term WEEKLY LOUISVILLE DISPATCH First Monday In June teiir rth Moudnyin neptember Calloway aroond Monday in April term three weeks First Monday in AURiist term two weekg Second Monday In November -- verm three wedks Lyon First Monday In May terui nro sreeKi flrst Monday InIn August term two ucptemiwr Wnntwo sreeks first Monday four weeks I term six woekt term six weeks PROFESSIONAL CAisOS WILLIAM B NEElY Main Attorney at Law Planters Bank building Special Attention to tho Collection of Claims st C H TANDY JElSrTXft3T Grown and Bridge Work a Specialty OFFICE over Richards A Cos store CKANK RIVES Attc ney at Law Practice In rjlnlng counties iiopkinsvilleKy the Courts ol 6hrlstlan and ad Office Court St near e ber l1 V w EWARFIELOJr Lawyer Ilopklnsvllle Hi OmcewlthCallls A Wallace V i i c t i i I Pw 1 IjR MS MERRIWETHKIl i t i I I Office Late of Louisville i Dentist Hopklnxvllle M in SummersBulldlng over B ne fc iI I rf- I Jos A I NDREW SARGENT M D i 1 1 1 travlc--liyl- ia n- U 1 Physician and Surgeon Hopkln iville hi Office riith and Main streets opposite City Court Roon Telephone Olllco 633 ltosldunco 98 J nOYDAIOO Barbers 7th street iiopklnsvillo Ky Especial attention to patrons cleaii Linen atlslaotorv service Call and bu convl ccd 111 1111 ct- I Hotel Henderson Entirely new and first class in all respects Excellent Bample rooms and service unequalled in the city On Double Car Line OF L P Kleiderer Props Henderson Ky TV 1 I- - i i i1 14 1 ijX 1 EXCURSION VIA TICKETS 11 Tonsorial Artist THE Illinois Central TO R THE Whats Fair Tennessee And International AT Centennial Exposition For the above occasion tickets will bo sold by the Illinois Central Railroad at varying times ratesand limits Including a ticket on sale dally good returning until November 7 and including tickets having limit of twonty days fifteen days and seven days also tickets on Tuesdays and Thursdays of each week with limit of fifteen days For full particulars as to which of tho above applies from your nearest Rallroa d Station In connection with NASHVILLE the Illinois Central Railroad call on or address your nearest railroad ticket agent Wm Murray Div r is Agent New Orleans PAINTERS Jso A A 11 HANSON o Chlcagc 5COTT Dlv 1iiHS PAWAKKLONDAOrA Louisville Agent Memphis PAPER HANGERS All The Hews WOflTH READING Local State and National KENTUCKIAU -- WILL BE FOUND IN THE AND THE- irar We havn arranged a Clubbing Bate by which we can give Both Papers One Year for 225 Regular Price for Both is 300 We save you generous part of this sum Send or bring your cash with order to tho II KENTUCKIANKy Iloplcinsville Taylor county is suffering fr m n drouth that in causing some alarm among farmers A Sure Thing for Vou transnotluu lit which yon oannot lose Is e HUuUKiioi sluk htmdauba fur Hiiro thing rifd tongue fevnr piles and a thousand other are oaused by oousttuattou nnd sluggish ills liver CaeureU Candy Citthurtlo tfco won derful new liver ttimiilaut and Intestinal tonln giiuruiited to cure or aii by all drugulstn C C armoney refunded I a sure thing Try a box to day lix- 85c fc- hainula und booklet free oec our big nd A jj3t IHT 2SBSE5 rH l JQoykinftfUU lawful election in Hopkinsville has boou taken by the appointment of Jabliabod TtitOBday aud Friday Mornings sixteen oloutjou officers ouly four of Apponred Each Season Untl piood whom are supporters of the Demo With CHAS M MEACHAM cratiu ticket In two precincts the Was PurlflodIndolentHoods Saroa Ulcor pnrllln Ari Democratic city ticket la absolutely For several yrnrs I wds troubled with SUB30IUPTION 1 A YEAH IK ADVANCE without either Judge or bheritf carbuncles on my left side nnd my back that control tho election of four They would disappear In winter and re ¬ Loonl reading notice 20 cents per lino I began taking Special locals 6 ceutRlllio each lnsertlo i Man turn tho next summer wards nod juris of twd others Hoods Sarsaparlla aud linvo nofer had Hates tor standing advorilsementsfuriiWlicil ddinu pice dings should at once lie any carbuncles since My little Hon had n application Instituted by tho city council to force at loast in the appointment of city election ulli TDESDAY AUG 21 1897 oers Judge James Breathitt before whom tho caso would come beiucr a DEMOCRATIC TICKET ouldidate would doubtless be will iug to gtt off tho bench aud let somo Clerk Court op Appeals SAM J disinterested lawyer construe the Jaw SHAOKELFOBD of Daviess board is all tho Democrats Circuit Judqe THO MAS P COOK A lawful a lawful board they should want aud Calloway of Commonwealths Attorney W JR have or get a decisiou that would np HOWELL or Christian ply to the whole district If there Codnty Jcdoe J AS K FORBES are to be fraudulent aud partisan County Atty FRANK RIVES boards let the other couuties of tho Sheriff TUOS J DAVIS judicial district understand that fact Assesso- r- AS G YANCEY Sen of Schools U L CLARDY The same sauce should be used on Circuit Clerk -- ALBERT KELLY both goose and gauder County Clerk C D BELL OFFICE ill SOUTH MAIN STREET a compliance with tho law lentuckian Tho flrpt atop towards another un- Carbuncles iiS 4 7 t JLy A tr jl j- JZi k V- - igC r jri j qwju WE HAVE PLACED ON SALE i W 1 J and an Indolent ulcejr nppearcd on his loft limb and spread halt way around it Our physician recommended a blood purifier and I gavo tho boy Hoods A Barsaparllla with gratifying results O D James Polkvllle Miss 1 have been a great sufferer from mus ¬ cular rhoumatlsm and in October began I continued talcing Hoods Sarsaparilla its use until January when I could go about as well as any ono and I havo had I W Minnick no acuto pains since Grand Isle Louisiana n ever THIS WEEK OCR entire line of t Ladies and Childrens Oxfordsfand Slippers Childrens Oxfords Tan and Black 75 Site Childrens oxfordsJTan and Black 125 85c Womens Oxfords Black 100 75c Hoods Sarsaparilla Is sold by all druggists 1rlcoSliSlx for 5 are the only pills to take riOOCl S FlllS with Hoods Sarsaparilla Children ftxtnnU Tan r Womens Oxfords 130 100 nnrl Rlnrlf 100 50c 85c Mr r Womens Oxfords Black 75c Black 125 B CRUNK NICHOLS Jailer Representative JNO C DUFFY For City Councilmen First Ward R H HOLLAND Second Ward JAS D WARE J hirdWard DENNIS R PERRY Fourth Ward GEO DDALTON W WALKER Fifth Sixth Ward J T WALL Seventh Ward L T BRASBER LL W-nn- Surveyor II -E Al agistrates S Wm L GBUCKNER PARKER THOS M BARKER Lafayette -- J F DIXON Fruit Hill DAVID SMITH Scates Mill T P DUNNING Unions H MB KING Constadles W H WEST S Hopkinsville Pembroke BEN CARROLL Lonqview BEN WILLIAMS Lafayetxe FRANK RIVES If the new superintendent of the Fruit Hill JOHN WALKER W PPOOL Lexington asylum means what he Scates Mill JOHN says that he proposes to devote his work to the betterment of the iustitu Mr J T Wilsou has nccepted a tiou and the alleviation ofthe uufor tuuate he a call to become a Democratic caudi about a inmates late was appointed year too Petty spiles dato for State Seuator in the Heiidei- - ajd factions have torn up nearly every charitable institution in the son district Oweusboro Messenger State A hitch ha6 occuired in the scheme It must ba said to the credit of Dr to consolidate the live Central Ameri Gardiner of the Hopkinsville Asycan republics next mouth and the lum that he seems to be making an honest effort to restore the institution plan may fall through w wwim- to the position it formerly occupied Dau OSullivan has declined the uuder the Democratic administration offer from a New York paper aud will There have been many improvements resume publication of the Critic next noted Biuce he took hold of it Pembroke Lonqview ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ II S Hopkinsville Nearly every Baptist Association that has met this year has condemned Dr Whitsitt for upholding doctrines opposed to Baptist teachings He is at the head of a denominational school for the instruction of Baptist ministers and Baptists all over tho country do not believe he is a proper head for such an institution as the Southern Theological Semiuary Dr Whitsitt would bo ousted but for tho fact that the trustees who elected him are a self perpetuating bdy who cannot be removed by the General As sociatiou Dr Whitsitt backed by tho trustees refuses to resign aud Baptists have no recourse but to withdraw their suppoit from the institution over which he presides 5 MACINAC Ami Ilcturu CH D PEUSONALLY Womens Oxfords Black D C STEAMER CONDUCTED TOUIl Si D On Thursday August 26 tho C H Ry in connection with the D J Steum JNav Jo will give their Annual Mackinac Excursion at- the low rate of Five Dollars for the round trip These are given to familiarize the people with greac lakes aud Michigan as a health and pleasure These prices are made to movelth is line of oroods out of the house r s All Honest Made Goods resoit State Ladies and children traveling alone cuu participate m this excursion with perfect Bafety free from worry and enjoy u genuine pleasuie trip A regular employe of of the C H D Ry will conduct tho party Special tram wdl leave C H te D depot Cincinnati 900 a in Dayton U5 M AMMOTH CLOTHIlSrGiiCICSCitii-SllC-liC-Sr-SIC-Slir-Sli4- r SHOEIOO U 10lg a m arrive Toledo 6 p m Leave Stentuer Alpena short- mmm ly after arrival Arrive Detroit aud The Alpena visit city same eveuiug leaves following moruiug for Alucki uac A daylight lido through the St Clair Fiats to Port Hurou thence out into the broad waters of Lake Arrival at the Island will be Huron at uoou Saturday Special rates at 3 Only Hotels to excursionists more to Marquette than the Macki uac rate bide Trip to Soo S2 to Snow Islands SI Secure your state rooms early Circulars aud informa tiou ou application to agents C H D Ry and agents for connecting hues ur address D G EDWARDS Pass Thai fic Manager Cincinnati O w AF m Ail mm it Was XPEI ICE i t Interesting Account of How Corn land 3 Y J- r IS most any busiuess The full name of the king of Siam olIeco or Utenfry school In thereputable- can be se US There is no law prohibiting wheat who is comiug to America on a visit cured bv doing a little work at homo for the monthly from beiujr made into flour Thats is Somdetch Phra Paramimia Malm Youths Advocate an illustrated semimoral in lournai it ts elevating in Character one and ejneclall V interesting and profitable to why wheat is up There is a law pro Chulalongkoru Patinder Maha roung people but read with interest and profit by sent tree hibitiug silver from being coined into Mougkut Purusiaratue people Raja Rh Address or an ages sample copies Nashville Youths Advocate Pub Co money Thats why silver is down Wouges Warut Mabrongse Parabut renn Mention this paper when you write Warakhattiara Ra Ja Nikaro Tama The business illustrated ed tiou of Editor Oldham of Elktou an Chaturauta Parauia Maha Chak nouuees that he will pay no further RubarTira GasankasPai umadharm the Hopkiusville Kentuckian last atteitiou to the Banner and pence Mika Maha Rujad Hiraji Para week was the handsomest most pleas gentle peace now leigus once more Mauareth Pabite Phra Chula Choui iug and really artistic special number of a country newspaper that was ever iu two groat counties klau Chau Yu Hua iu Kentucky Charley hsucd Kentuckian The Hopkinsville The w heat crop of Kentucky is es Meacham who has always been iu the turned out a eautiful illustrated timated at 11000000 bushels 1000 front rnuk of country journalism has trade editiuu last week It was a 000 of it in Christian county The ju it cause to bo proud of his special c edit to the town and the journal rize of 40 cents means 4400000 to edition but it was only Charless way that issued it Grayson Gazette Kentucky aud 400000 to Christiau of alwajs doing sdmolhiug wheu ho couuty It is true this price is fixed by started out ou that line Shelby A white tramp who outraged a t le rattling ekeleton3 of tje victims ol Courier woman in a suburb of Chicago was starvation in other lauds but it is an promptly surrounded in a corn field i wind that blows nobody good We The ilichest College iu America and shot to death by the neighboring have tho wheat to sell aud others has its story most intoiestingly set farmers The unwritten law is not must have it aud speculators have so forth by word and picture iu the Sepalways confined to the South far been uunblo to keep the price tember number of Demorests Maga Couuty fairs affect different papers fiom adjusting itself to the great law zine it will be a distinct surprise to know that this title is not to due any of iu different ways For instance the of supply aud deuiaud our best kuovu colleges but is held Madisonville Hustler will celebrate Oue of the issues in tho race for by oue which is doiug a great work its fair week by issuing a daily aud sheriff iu Livingston county is iu a quiet way The accouut of it the Shepheidsville Pioneer will skip whether 749 or 467 delinquents wer6 will be ntti active to every mau aud the week aud give all its employes a returned by tho tax collector last woman interested iu American educhance to put in a full week at the yjar As there are only 2270 voters cational life fair in the county either showing is bud nmwaww enough to prove that oue man of Results of Magisterial Conventions Held The Democrats of Trigg couuty every five iu tho county is too poor to Saturday August 14h are very much afraid that Whouellia pay his taxes South Hopkiusvillo S G Buokuer Buck will fail to show up at Cadiz next Monday and get under Ollie The Ciuciuuati Enquirer speaking Magistrate W H West Constable Lougview T MBarkerMagistrate James pile drivr If he will only of last years campaign says Ben Williams Constable cuiiio up to the lick log the DemoTwo superannuated aud strad Pembroke W L Parker Magis crats will see that each of the tweuty dling politicians nude themselves trate B II Carroll Constable Union School House M B King eight Palmeriteo iu Trigg couuty is ridiculous in American political his tory for the beuelit of the gold spec Magistrate provided with a rockiug chair inside ulators Fiuit Hill David Smith Magistrate the Lar where they can get the full Can anybody guess who they were John Walkei Constable benefit of the skiuning their imported Scates Mill Except Luitrip T P champion will get Duuniug Mngistrate JnoW PPool HoudTIiIh I 1 WJek r GOO vj in nil fl Or scholarshipSaooo Driighons W vw practical Business Nashville Tcnn or f kana Texas or scholarship in FREE IN OOLD ColleRo Texar- - Mb per to Yield 22 M A Sputh 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 L50 per 100 pounds or 9450 for he 63 acres Be sold his wheat for 65 cents per bushel and gained 11 bushels per acre on 63 acres by using the fertilizer or 693 bushels w w OS To ft m w vts This at 65c pei bushel equals 45045 9450 Fertilizer 6300 lbs at 150 cost Net profit from using fertizpr 35595 mi WW wmm m John 0 Hodges ot Lexiuc ton who died last week was one of tho best known newspaper men iu the State He had grown gray in the profession he loved and his death will be Bincerely regretted by the in inhere of the fraternity all over the State Col Hodges was tho moving spirit in thegreuteutertainment given the press association at Lexington in was the best 18JJ which by the K P A m Htmgever held He eudeared himself to all of the boys aud iu the big banquet at the Phoenix Hoel proved hiuibelf to ho oue of tho most accomplished toast unif ters in the State Col I Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re ward for any caseof Catnrth that cuu not be cured by Hullh Catarrh Cure CO Props To F J CHENEY ledo O Wo the undersigned have known F J Cheney for tho last J5 oarh and believe him perfectly honorablu iu all business transactions and finan cially able to carry out auy obliga tious made by their firm West Tntwx Wholesale Drugginta Toledo OWaidnq Kinnan Marvin W holesalo Druggist Toledo Ohio Hall a Catarrh Cure is tukeu iutur nnlly actiug directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the VRtum Piict7nc per bottle Sold by all Druggists Testimonials frtv Hulls Fumily Pills are the bast Constable Tho other Magiuterlal districts had expressed choice for Magistrates aud Constables previously by primary couventibiiH its The abue leport is by order of Couuty DtfinouruMc Committee at its last regtiliu mooting August 2nd 18D7 This August 38 1897 Geo E Gary Seuy C C D C A And that is not all he was told by the parties who received hisN wheat it was the best No 2 wheat they had re- ceived This gentlemans name will be furnished our patrons on applica- ¬ tion and his statements are borne out by the man who threshed his wheat He says that he has used this brand of fertilizer for two years with the same satisfactory results This is one of many similar jnstan- ces we could cite of advantage of ju- ¬ dicious fertilizing A careful test will bring you the same results UVWVW m Yours Truly 4jr w Forbes m Bro u Mjtrliuuulul lixpcrt Batbouifavilln Ky Aug 21 Jas Mere iitli and Miss Ella Simpson of Stinking Off ok were married to da Mis Simpson is his oighlh wife till of w hum are living iu this county ho ljuve obtained divorces from his seven former wives und Is ojuutv Meilith u is dtputy sheriff of Knox thirty ono years o S mmmmmmmmmmmm J m Jgfi OHXTIIAMV fi v l hAm Whorp Tfaoy Wll Teach UKMO0KAT8 MIOHTV BUAItOK K f Qeorgo Wtt hirtgtou Cuyce was barn iu Virginia Muy 15th 18t aud died nt his homo dear Beverly Chris tian county Ky July 29tb 1897 Ho was ninety years two months and fourteen days old Ninety vears is a lone time for n t umau to Jive audBro Cuyce lived tp -- i -- I Bfo wuuueriui cultures iu it iuo uuuira Vof this world He and Louglellow V the poet were born the same year and Longfellow has been in Iiih gravo fifteen years James Russell Lowell 1 ft tMf yearB old when Victoria was crowned When G W Queen ot England Cayce waB born electricity was in its infancy aud the telephone was un- known The first steam beat iu VMmerica wbb piacou uu ma vioi iu Bold everywhere Matlo only by nnu lie J1807 the year he was born THE N K FAIRBANK was twenty nine years old when the COMPANY first railway was put into operation in the United States Twenty two St Louis presidents have ruled iu the United States siuco his birth and only three nre now living He was boru iu the Kroin Hell days of slavery and was u strong tyilkl whou the Emancipation Procla- Bell Aug 20 Again wo are ask tasvtion went iortn ne Baw tne un- - ing fdr space in your paper to relate ver chilled plow the mower the self news items that have transpired in binder and the steam thresher take the place of the rude farming imple- - our locality since we last paid you a meuts of ninety years ago He saw call the old Spinning wheels ruu by hand Clover aud the thimble aud ueeulo laid here and hulliug is iufull blast about is aside aud steam factories and sewing Mr Douglasmiking a very good yield Bell made 46 oushels en places machiues take their a field that contained about 28 acres He was a member of the Christian Others are doing most as well and a pioneer in theReforuia r church Tn Ins Int tar The Bethel Association was held at tfnn n tins nnnhirv days he frequently spoke of his early Salen church uear here on Tuesday associates in the church of their dim Wednesday uud Thursday last A culties and triumphs with the great large crowd was in atteudanco each est admiration uud rejoiced iu the duy hope of meeting them beyond the Wheat continues tc advance aud Ho had certainly been a stu the farmers that have not sold are river dent ofthe Bible as he could quote feeling very jubilant over it while 4arge portions of both the Old aud the others or most of them at least JNew Testament witu perfect ease aud are feeling just a little sore over hav iu his way he was a preacher of the ing disposed of theirs so early gospel Mr Douglas Bell leaves for the Iu some rebpects he was certainly a University of Virginia in September remarkable mau where he will study Jaw Wo regrit 1 He was remarkable for his physical Btreugtb He was very energetic giving him up but wish for bim and industrious and superintended much success in his choseu profesill of his business affairs including sion is farms until about a year ugO Mr Juo W Garnett attended the 2 When he started in tue world lie Centennial last week had neither mouey uor education but he accumulated a considerable Mr L A Tuggle visited relatives amount of wealth and was well in- in Trigg county the fust of the week formed on political business and re Misses Lula and Bessie Richards ligious subjects of Hopkinsville are visiting Mrs 8 He was a man of very strong in Lizzie Clardy tetledft His memory never forsook Miss Julia Westbrook returned to him to the last The last thing he her home in West Point Miss after ever said that was uudetstood was a months visit to Miss Mary Clardy spoken in a whisper and it was a Scripturee Miss Mauie Pox of Howell is visit quotation from the Holy 4 Herwas married twice aud to ing her sister Mrs T F Clardy him and his first wife were given fifMiss Maggie Rives is in Nashville teen children nine are dead and six T M Barker of Kennedy was ca sun living naa iuiy nve ne fad children twenty one dead and nominated for magistrate and Ben tirty four living and twenty seyen W Williams of Oak Grove for congreat grand children six dead and stable of this district on last -- Saturday tweuty one living His Becond wife was Miss Guynu Watermelons are very plentiful ths of this city who miuistertd to his Bsason Several of our near neigh every want in his declining years bors have very large patches and was by his side when he breathed No teacher has been selected for his last Bro Cayce had some peculiarities this school as yet Dr Juo P Bell growing out of his early educatiou lias beeu appointed trustee in the iwliJili are recognized hv his chiJdreu place of Douglas Bell who resigned and the community but 1 have no It is to be hoped they will soon elect desire to speak of them heie He a good teacher and have school to coufiS3ed his imperfections freely open at the proper time as school in and frequently an I was evidently a the country never ammuitb to a great man of pious intentions and lived ac- deal after Xmas for the waather is cording to that which he believed to usually so cold the little oues can not be right All of his Jiving children attend aud many of bis grand and great Cheap Hound Trip Itntn to Chicago grand children are members of the Tickets will be sold from Ilopkins should remember church and tbey aud imitate every good aud noble ville to Chicago and return via the trait in the life aud character of E T H Ry forS800 Aug 28tb and wll be good returning Aug 31 George Washington Cayce This is a very low rate aud all who T P Moore desire a trip to Chicago tihould take THE SURE ENOUGH RED MEN advantage of it For further information see agents of connecting lines lIopUIiiHvllle On Their Line March to Kus- ¬ Charles DickeuB Robert Browning Alfred Darwin Herbert Snoucer Tuuyson and Ruskiu word born after G W Cayce was uud he was - thirty lengthens the rest ot tue tired wo man tne leisure ot tne busy woman aud the purse of the saving woman Its as cheap as it is good It Miss Willie Townoa Croftou Miss Gertrude Keith Kelly MABrown Croftou 4 Chns Croft Croftou 5 Miss Liliio Ray Johnsons b Miss Borta Hisor Era 7 R A Cook Larkiu 8 Mss OUia Blytbo city 11 Misses Jennie West uud The resa Cannon city 18 Miss Lelia Hiser Sinking 1 Continued frdm First iastoj Tho following is a list of white teachers Iu Christian county with tho Boyd sheriff David Rodoers number of district iu which thoy John teach aud post ofllco address for Bainbridge No 23 6 A Rawfos tho school year 1897 8 and J J Cx Judges Joe F Turner NOW IS A GOOD 2 13 judges J R and O son A Lautrips School House No 24 Jollius and J K Thomas Jy White clerk East Crofton No West Fuller sheriff 25 sheriff H E Wooslev clerk D M M David Boales sheriff Chas Gkav clerk judges J dark Fork Bluff SpriugNo 26 GeoN John Pop aud I H Hicks judges W W Pitzer sheriff D M Laeey TIME TO BUILD We 14 15 17 lb Hill 18 19 neitstowu 20 21 Miss Carrie Brasher Croftou Dogwood Chapel No 27 Heniiy Geo B CJrauor Macedonia Myers and ST Walker judges Low Miss Hester Knight Church Caunou sheriff W W Hates clerk fiakorfl Mill No 28 B Al Powers U L Clardy Pee Dee aud VV RPutman judges S J Win Miss Georgia Moxley Pee Dee sett fcheriff Geo 11 Myers Pop Miss Miuuie Steveusou Ben- - clerk cierK Miss Maggie Tucker city creiuea lor one purpose liamely a receptacle for the uiugtou 26 T B Walker Bainbridge uriue and as much it is not liable to 2b any form of disease except by one or Miis Edwlu Elliott city 27 Miss Lula Eurl Fruit Hill two ways Alio lirst way is trotn im 28 Miss Emma SteveusouEmpire porfet caction of tho kidneys The 29 E M Murphey aud Miss Becond way is from careless local Nettie Hord Lafayette treatment of other diseases 80 Mrs Miuuie King Pon CHIEF OAUSK 31 Miss Ella Walker Pon Unhealthy urine from unhealthy 32 Miss Addie Brumfield Baiu kidneys is the chiefcatise of bladder l bridge troubles So tho womb like the 33 Miss Margery Berry Carl bladder was created for ouo ournose 36 Miss ERBrown Croftou and if uot doctored too much is not 37 L McCartney and 18 assis liable to weakness or disease except tants city 38 Miss Bertie Putty Sinking iu rare cases it h suuaieci dhck ol and very close to tho bladder thereFork 39 Mrs Lee Williams Manning- - fore any paiu disease or inconveni ence manifested in the Hdnevs back ton 40 Mrs Mary Murphy Croftou bladder or urinary passage is often oy miBtuue attributed to female 41 Miss Kale Clark Pon 42 Mrs Olive Morris Roerers weakness or womb trouble of some sort The error is easily made and Larkiu To fiud xMrs Lizzie Smtthson Haleys may be as easih avoided 43 out conectly set your urine aside for Mill twenty lour hours n sedimeut or set44 Miss Minu GrifQu Pon Dollie Mauire Haleys tling indicates kidney or bladder 45 Mrs trouble The mild and the extraorMill MiBS Helen Wood 46 Sinking dinary effect of Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kidney aud bladder Fork remedy is soon realized If you need 47 E L Gates Kirkmansville a medicine you should have the best 48 L W Guthrie Clardy At druggists fifty ceuts and oue dol49 Miss Nora Williamson Cerular You may have a eample bottle lean 61 Miss Jimmie Jenkins Haleys and pamphlet both Bent free by mail Mention the Hopkinsville Kentuck Mill W E Gray and Mis3 Marga iau and send your address to Dr 63 Co Kilmer Binghamtou N Y ret Davis Crofton The proprietors of this paper guaran65 Miss Mury McCulloch Gracev tee the genuineness of this offer 56 J G Wright Johnson 57 MrB Mattie Doss Sinking 23 24 Jas M Calvin city Mrs Nanuie P Keith Mau T W Butler Kirkmausville ONE OF TWO WAYS mi 11 11 xue Miuuuer wuh 1 Purnish Coins plete jFlsuns and Speclncations DAGGRIOHARBS HXaSm3fiHB33EXZS2rei2IZMEEffI Sonth Kentucky College- VfcoptdnsviUe Kentucky Forty EiglitU Year Begins Tuesday September 7U1 97 Three courses loadiug to degrees The preparatory department fats for college or busiuesB Best advantage in music Athletics encouraged S S W00LWINE Pres Mgr Girls Dept NEW BICYCLES FOR SALE d A C KUYKENDALL Secy Mgr Boys Dept NEW BICYCLES TO RENT NEWBICYCLESTORE OUR REPAIR SHOP IS 1897 And we are prepared to do any kind of repairing on short notice SINGLE WHELS AND TANDEMS FOR RENT Our Kent Wheels are Fork 58 59 60 MisB Nora Kelly 61 63 64 G Cliftou LQDg Howell Greer city Miss Florence Buchanan Miss Mattie McCarley city Miss Maude Blaine Clardy Miss Lizzie Owen Sinking 4 GoodsTj0 Moth Balls Packing Camphor Hon durati Sarsaparilla Disenfectants of all kinds and a complete line of Seasonable all new and Up to date Secondhand wheels bought and sold ALL WORK GUARANTEED Old Bicycles Made NewC T Old Racket Stand J WALSH STOVES REPAIRED Fork 65 67 Miss Louise McClanahau city Mrs T W Butter Kirkmans- - villo 68 69 70 State College of KentuckyLexiugton Kentucky J L Manire Haleys Mill John Keith Manuiugtou burg 76 78 80 81 Miss Daisy Rice Casky 71 J W Rascoe Herndou 72 Miss Emma Courtuey LaytousviJle 78 Miss Hattie Robinson city 74 Miss Nora Duckworth Gracey 75 Mrs Fanuie Allen Garretts Miss Lula Richards Bells John Sollee Beverly D Allen Elmo Mrs Miss Carrie Wood Pembroke Mrs Miunie Rice Kirkmaus- - Elastic Cottage Paint White Lead Linseed Oil and Tur peutine aud family points Come to See Us NINTH ST lUAUAIACr NEAR L S N DEPOT 83 ville 84 85 86 87 90 W PPool Macedonia M Burnett Pembroke Miss Ella Shadoiu city W H Croft city Miss Katie Towues city 91 Miss Eilie Wood West Fork In 14 districts the matter is still uusettled In about E0 of the 91 dis tricts the fall schools have already been opened J J Everything- Offers iustructious iu Agriculture Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineer- ¬ ing three lines of Scientific Study viz Mathematical Biological and Chemical Classics and Pedagogy each of which leads to a degree Twenty eight Professors aud assistants Laboratories and museums Inrcre aud well equipped Couutv appointees receive free tuition matrii ula- tiou fuel and lights aud room rent Traveling expenses also given to appointees who remain the full collegiate year Board iu dormitories 225 per week in private families S250 to S3 Board uufform books and washing need uot exceed 12000 per year Fall Term begins second Thursday in September 1jeliminary examinations first mondat in september g For catalogues and other information apply to JAMES K PATTERSON Ph D LL D President Usually found in first class groceries at all time can be found in our mammoth store Nashville Day Vegetables aellvllle I IS f w Oak Lodge I T Aug 21 Exten ¬ sive preparations are going ou among the Cherokee Indiana for a pilgrim ¬ age to Russellville Ky about Sbpt 2J Charles Parker a nephew of the celebrated Comanche chief Quanah Packer has just returned from Frank fortKy where he has been to Be cuwpermiBsion for 1200 Cherokee braves to march into the State and hold a weeks celebration in honor of Chief Watohona at a place three miles distant from Russellville where the great warrior is said to have been killed in 1819 in a battle with the Sbawnees In September 1200 of the tribe accompanied by Capt Raleigh will begin the long march to tli9 old bat ld and carry with them all the calxfed legends uud war souvenirs of Of Chief Watohona which they will deposit on the grave The party will cross the Mississippi iuto Illinois at Chester uud will leave llliuois at Shawneetown prostration Iron and tonics on Chicago Day and bitters may afford some Elkauah Sullivan who had temporary relief but what you ilnv hfifiii criven a verdict nf Prom Shawueetowu the most direct need is a food for body brain years iu the peuitentiary for cause would be by the way of Mor and nerves commiueu uu umbuuii uu iuihs ganfMd Madisonville IlOpkinsvillo and Elkton The tollgates surrounding Ilopkinsville would probably keep them from coming this way un less the turnpike company will agree to open the gates to the visitors Joe Kotiweubergh will be taken to LouiBville from Bardstown to auswer a charge of murder Max Wlioy hav ¬ ing died of his wounds Mrs Mary B Thompson was ar rested at Torre Haute Ind ou the charge ai burying her baby boy In Anderson county Ky James There is a feeling that the greatest Fresh from the gar ¬ Travis went to Buckuer McKees day iu the history of the Tennessee home to renew a quarrel and was shot Centennial Exposition must be dens every morning the and killed by McKee day set apart as Nashville Day Sept such as peas beans cu- 11 and the movement has already cumbers tomatoes etc been inaugurated to that end A strong committee has been chosen to assist in working up the matter There should be no hesitation iu every citizen going to work to the acAre as low as can be complishment of the greatest success ever attained upon a similar day found in the city and You naturally lose flesh in Atlanta Day was the greatest day in quality of goods un- ¬ tho Cotton States the summer and running down the history ofNashville must not Ex surpassed position and fail Is so easy You get a little to have more people pass through tho weaker each day without hard- ¬ gates ou Nashville Day than passed them It ly noticing it CO There is loss of through far the ou Atlauta Day the E B CLARK greatest day in was by appetite headache weakness history of the Worlds Fair when ChiCITV SIAUKKT HOUSE of the muscles disturbed sleep cago Day was celebrated aud in proweakness of memory and these portion to the size of the two cities AGENTS WANTED FOR and should attendance are the beginning of nervous themade larger here canwas at Chicago The Official Guide to the Klon- thau it be Steel Plows Chilled Plows Improved Chilled Plow Avery Plows Chattanooga Plows Kentucky Plows Also all kinds of plow repairs Disc Harrows SOLD AT LOWEST PRICES tSTOpp Hotel Latham m Disc Cultivators Champion Mowers all kinds of Farm Machinery Hay Rakes and Corn Drills Losing Flesh Our Prices Grus i irouisra r HOPKINSVILLE KY i 1897 THE KENTUCKIANS Clubbing List for this season has been uiuDDina Last s si ti t m7 care¬ StxtH 6mutieri pophosphltes furnishes just the nourishment needed for those who are run down and pale and thin and weak If you lose flesh In summer take Scotts Emul¬ and hnuged Satin iwpnlv itKTAU ruioi 8100 having Intensely lntorostlng nnd a trlotly authentic experience oarau TUo actual illscoverlosof of miner mid thalr cold marvelous The informa LawBOii was takou from the Williams tion contained in this book had been carefully burcr iail Suudav morniuer bv a mob prepared from the most reliable sources and means of leading will be 11 dyke Country And the Gold Fields of Alaska fully culled and only tho best publications are used Our readers can make considerable saving by ordering all of their read ing matter through us When more thau one periodical is wauted in connection with the KEN TUCKIAN send us your list and we willreturn estimate on the combination Cash must accompany all orders aud remittances must be by Bauk Draft Postoflice Money Order or Express Order The prices quoted below include ouo years subscription to the KEN TUCKIAN Address all orders to tho Kentuckian Hopkinsville Ky Commercial Appeal Memphis Courier Evansville Century Magazine New York Cincinnati Inquirer weekly of Cod liver Oil with the Hy Mose Wall of Uowliao- Greeu made 15000 on wheat the day the markot jumped four ceuts H had up 500 iu margins sion now Ior ale at 500 Dont od wait till fall or winterbefore beginning Siw by all dfuggUta Mr Henrv Iriucr a well kuowu citi- zon died ns tho result of an ininrv received in a fall down Btairs ot his home in Louisville J the thousands to for tunoln the Kold fields of the North The book contains U00 pages and Is Illustrated with full page photographs takou ogpo cially for this work and also s pages of offloial maps Woarotho solo publishers of Tho Qfllclal any other Guide totho Klondoke Couutry publications purporting to be It are Imitations Our usual liberal commlssloni bond 60 con ts at once for complete cook to gether with agents outtlt AV II CONKtSY OOBIlANY mi Mi Dkakbobh SthkktOiiioaoo alive at Akron John F- - O ypmiiw Sieberliug a manufacturer failed for 150000 Fire at Mayliold cuiiBed 510000 u Iojs of Courier Journal Commercial Louisville Farmers Homo Journal 1 J Forum Frank Leslios monthly New Xork Home aud Form Journal Now York Soribners Magazine IsTow York Youths Companion Jfew York Ladies Homo Join iijil Demorests MugazintNey York Tri State Farmer monthly New York World tri waokly 270 240 250 275 225 300 460 440 225 250 - 4E0 875 30 3 50 S50 20U 250 iMtv Hopttmmu ID LIKE TO HELP YOU 35entttfkinn l u BC PP known to bo very eavago and raven ¬ The Coast Line to MACKINAC TBAOKINQA OHILU still ous and require plenty of meat es ¬ TAKB THK liunfing Each man for himself trif d pecially when theV have young and A Bloodhound h NotAlwtysn Florco is health Tho sqcret of health is to approach tho game by stealth Boast largo quantities off prairio chickens thd power to digest and assim It woe an exceedingly hot dnyt and arc destroyed by them So many terrible stories of the quanity of food bo heat from the prairio was rising Tho rest of our party who had re- ¬ forocity of bloodhounds have been ihfe a proper in what appeared to bo tremulous turned to camp had only succeeded told that it is refreshing to read a This can never be done when waves abovo tho bunch grass and in bagging a iew jack rabbits nnd true story of a chase by a bloodhound the liver docs not act its part soap wocd making objects at the dis somo prairie chickens in which the hunter and thohunted MACKINAC tanco of a thousand yards look as if Tho next morning wo went to tho wero equally satisfied DETROIT they wore trembling in the glow of a cavo and endeavored to catch tho The bloodhotfnd was enjoying a PETOSKEY firo I was crawling towaid a group cubs but all to no utts Liver Pills are an absoThey stroll with his master on the sands purpose CHICAGO of half a dozen antelopo and drag- ¬ wero evidently feeding upon tho of Wcstonsuper Maro quietly follow- ¬ lute cure for sick headache dysNew Steel Passenger Steamers riflo after mo in tho grass skinned carcass of ging my their mother but ing tho horse his owner rodo The dreatest Perfection yet attained In None of my companions woro m on our approach slunk off into tho Boat Construction Luxurious Equipment Neither was thinking of a chase pepsia sourstqmach malaria 1 Artistic Purnlthlnjr Decoration and Ufflc- sight Tho gamo was very restless cave N Y Ledger In fact nothing seemed further from constipation torpid liver pilas lent Service insuring the highest degrce af and I was anxious to locate tho other the character of the dog than n desire jaundice bilious fever bilious COMFORT SPEED AND SAFETY hunters so as not to stray away from res Wmk Drrwctri Foua T TO OURE APPENDICITIS to interfere with any human being ¬ them for the pleasure of hunting an Toledo Detroit and Mackinac The group of pleasure seekers scat ¬ n ss and kindred diseases telope was not so great that I wished A Now and Efficacious Remedy for a tered over tho sands saw nothing un ¬ MARQUETTE THE 800 PETOSKEY Provalent Disease to take chances of meeting ariy In- ¬ AND DULUTH usual in him Nor did the poor dis- ¬ LOW RATES to Picturesque Macklaacand As is well known one of tho fin do tracted woman who ran from one dian single handed Therefore I de- ¬ Return Including fleals and Berths Prom- A MOUNTAIN LION cided to risk a long shot and get away sieclo diseases is appendicitis You group to another frantically asking IrouB Cleveland Jl8 frow Tote4e 15 No centlemno will sweiir before a Detroit 13 so IF 7 My gun was a navy carbine and are walking along the street appar- ¬ for tidings of a lost child lncy et her swear firBt DAY AND NIOHT SERVICE Nobody BV WILLIAM M OAIIY Al- ¬ ently in tho best of health when sud could carry a great distance Between Detroit and Cleveland knew anything of the missing boy HowtoCureAllBkln Disease though having a more modern gun denly your physician confronts you and when in her desperation she ap ¬ Simply apply Swathes OihtmbKt Connecting at Cleveland with Karllest No Trains for all points ICast South and South Cures totter eo A few years after gold was discov- ¬ my carbine was a great favorite of gazes at you with a glittering eye puts proached the gentleman on the horse Interim mealclne requiredn the face hands west and at Detroit for all points North and all eruption ncmaltcli Northwest ered ill Montana I found myself for mine having used it more and mak ¬ his hand on your pulse as you put he also shook his head nose Aolcavlng the skin clear white and Sunday Trips Juno Jul August and Stat Only healthy Its great healing and curative pow second time in my life in tho vi- ¬ ing somo excellent shots it very nat- ¬ your hand in your pocket and tells tho But though he knew nothing of ers are possessed b7 no other remedy Ask EVERY DAY BETWEEN cinity of Prickly Pear canyon urally was preferred by me when you that you have appendicitis You her boy lie was not so sure he could your druggist for Swaynks OiNTMKNt ClevelandPut-in-BayToled- ft ¬ feel very much cut up about it Some- not help her find him He alighted through which now passes tho North hunting game Bend for Illustrated Pamphlet Address T Some meu rob themselves when ern Jracilic railroad Tho antelopo wero about GOO yards times you get well and sometimes you from his horse hnd thrusting his arm they call others hard names A A 80HANTZ a p DBTNOIT kflOffA There was not a cabin within 100 off and that seemed to be as near as do not If you do not you must look through tho bridle bent over tho Tie Detroit tsiiYeim Item NiYei A Sound Liver Alnkeft n VftH Mttri miles excepting a ranch where I re ¬ I could approach I tried all sorts of for your lifes appendix in another hound putting both hands carelessly mained for two weeks In the early maneuvers to arouse the curiosity of world and trust that the probity of round his head Then he took from Are you bilious constipated or days this was huilt by a squaw man tho game such as flagging and wav ¬ your career will prevent tho appen ¬ the woman something that looked troubled with iaundice sick head The Alamo who at the time of tho Fur company ing my moccasin feet in the air by dicular adjunct from being vermi like a childs hat and held it toward ache bad taste in mouth foul breath jAHAfrrcwO indigescoated tongue dyspepsia which had several posts on tho Mis- - holding my feet over my head but form And as the physician consoles tho dog talking to him the while dry skin pain iu back and Eoun was quite a power an mat coun- ¬ all seemed to no eliect So 1 raised you with tho thought that your mar For a minute or two he followed tion hot and fetry Ho was a sinister old man and my carbine sight and fired at the fore- ¬ tyrdom to science which has enabled the scent in a zigzag fashion and between th shoulders chills of these ver etc If you havo any was liked by no one though his un- ¬ most one which was facing me At him to get out an appendix will also then with a long loud bay turned symptoms your livor is out of order popularity did not last long as he was tho report of my rifle they all wheeled do as much for tho reports of the med off at an amazing pace ran in a your blood is slowly being jailed by anlndianboy but to come about and I saw the one nearest mo ical societies you lament the day straight line across the eands crossed and poisoned because your bloqd does back to my story tlie present owner had been hit his leg was gangling as when green apple colic took on a Lat tho parade and baying as he went not act properly Herbino will cure inized form of the ranch and I were talking of if his shoulder were broken any disorder of the liver stomach or turned down a side street liver some of our hunting experiences equal s But there is hope for the appendi Just at this moment I saw some- ¬ That was an exciting chase the bowels It has do 75 cents tt Free Price Tho conversation had turned to thing which made me start in wonder citisjcal A marriage that occurred field tho streets of a populous water ¬ medicine St LoirisS San Francisco RR mountain lions as lately there were and surprise and stand gazing after at Stamford Conn recently opened ing place the game a lost child The trial bottle at R C Hard wicks drug THROUGH CAR ROUTE many in tho vicinity the retreating game In the uncer- ¬ a door of safety A lady of Brooklyn loud voice of the dog could be heard store BETWEEN ¬ The ranchman a few days previ- tain light it looked to me as if another was married to a gentleman ol south in the distance guiding those who A man always puts his best foot ST LOUISous had lost a valuable calt it being antelope had jumped upon the onq Beach They had been engaged and followed forward a mule putB bis backwird AND Mlled by one of those prowling crea- ¬ with tho broken leg and was making with the trusted spirit of betrothal The mothers feet were swift but SPRINGFIELD tures The colt had been drinking at off with it It filled me with aston- ¬ she visited his parents Whether she could not keep up with the dog Tetter Salr Kheum ami Kccnm PITTSBURG JOPLIN ¬ a stream not over 500 yards from tho ishment and I was bound to unravel love with its opening of all tho ca- On he went till he had run his prey to llie intense itching mill sinurtiug inci WICHITA ranch when a powerful lion sprang this strange mystery so quickly run- ¬ pacities of tho nature had increased the ground then he stopped and dent to these diseases ia iustuntl y allayed EUREKA SPRINGS Eye and from an overhanging tree upon the ning to where my horse was picketed her susceptibility may not be known fawned upon tho little lad who was by applying Chainberlaius bad cases Many very Skin Ointment PARIS FT SMITH little animals back The old mare I mounted and galloped after the an- ¬ but internal inflammation developed overjoyed to find so friendly a play- ¬ have been permanently cured by it It DALLAS ¬ was feeding only a short distance telope As I gained on it I was en- ¬ outside of her heart and the physi- mate When the mother came up la equally efficient for itching piles and v SAN ANTONIO irorn the colt at the time and hear ¬ abled to solve the problem and under- ¬ cians pronounced it appendicitis An hunter and hunted were the best of a favorite remedy for sore nipples HOUSTON chapped hands chilblains frost bites ing its cry of distress rushed forward stand tho strange scene A large pan- ¬ operation was declared necessary friends so much so that neither was and chronic sore eyes 25 ctsper box GALVESTON and attacked the panther with such ther had jumped on my game seeing Then did the heroic fidelity of woman willing to part with the other Solid Vettibulad Tialnt with Pullman Sleepers fury that the latter was compelled to it was disabled and was carrying it assert itself The doctors might give Or Cadys Condition Powders are The gentleman had more than once snd Reclining Chair Cart Harvey Dining Halla sneak off and leave its prey but not off toward the mountains Reiningin her the cut direct but she would not to summon his dog before he would just what a horse needs when in bad Mapt time tables and lull Information furnished condition Tonic blood purifier and upon application to until the poor colts neck had been my horse I dropped another car- ¬ cut her fiance directly or indirectly consent to leave the child As for vermifuge Thoy are not food but CEO T IICII0IS0I W JIELT1LLE broken causing it to die instantly x tridge in my rifle halted for a mo- ¬ So she asked that they might be mar- ¬ the boy he could not bo led away medicine and the best in use to put a Gen p Trav Pasat Agent As9nMt of that year ment and sent a ball after the animal ried Early in the spring Prfco 25 The doctor of divinity took while the dog remained and after the horse in primo condition ST LOUIS MO LOUIS MO ST ths same ranchman who was a hardy It dropped my game which I soon the place of the dpctor of the other hound disappeared ho was still hoard cents per package J r Sold by R C Har Jwick Hopkins SWsv fiTPJ frontiersman had been out for two had across my saddle and made a kind and the marriage was per- ¬ to murmur I would like that dear days hunting up some cattle which quick run to camp formed The next day tho lady be ¬ doggie for my4ownV Chicago Jour- ¬ ville Ky had strayed off during a windstorm nal When I reached tlie spring near gan to recover rapidly Some men are so dignified Meanwhile the operation disclosed The fellow was just coming home which we had picketed our horses I they never uabei d until thoy CHILDREN MUTILATED and saw his wife and little six ycarw found only one of my companions that a date seed had lodged in the ap- ¬ broke old girl down by the old cabin then had returned I told him of my ex- ¬ pendix Thus was a principle of Criminal Practicss of Profesoncl Let me give you pointer said used for a cowshed The mother was perience Ho laughed and said homoeopathy established The date6 Beggars in Russia M JT Grefjg a popular conductor on infliction was cured by naming the milking a cow close to a haycock by Oh thats a fishy story But I Tho newspaper Nedeja describes tue Missouri Pacific tailroad Do Gau6 peACh jj -the barn and the child was playing soon convinced him of its truth by date by a young woman who was up tho discovery of hideous practices vou know that Clinmberlains Colic near her It was a murky morning showing the marks of the panthers to date Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cures But the chief development the among tho beggars of South Russia you wueu you have tho siuiuhcu the mist had not yet cleared away teeth in the neck of the antelope who mutilate children with the ob- ¬ discovery of the new and efficacious The father after turning his horse which it had broken Well it does ache TEX And after T oUlSVILLE ST LOUIS loose was just in the act of throwing remedy for a sadly prevalent malady ject of rendering their appearance tjiviug this friendly bit of advice thu We were both very hungry and AS RAILWAY away some water from the basin in knew the others would be when they If suffering from or in danger of ap- ¬ such that it will excite pity and thus jolly conductor pussed 6u down the No 61 Nn 63 Dally Dally west hound which he had been washing when he returned so started a fire and began pendicitis try marriage If it will draw money from the charitable aisle Ir is it net that tliousriuds of The paper tells of a girl eight years railriml mil iiiwJing men never tako casually looked in the direction of cooking The rest of our party came not cure it may at least make death 6S0pni 7 4Ram i Louisville old who was stolen from her parents n tnp uitiiuiu a tuUle of this liem Lv West Point 7 20 pm 810 am thej old cabin and to his horror and in about an hour afterward and to more tolerable 7 65 p m 9 U a m Brandenbui g by beggars The child was gagged e y winch - ihe l t curt1 fur bjvs ¬ s mpni Connecticut deserves the graiti consternation he saw a pair of pan- our surprise we saw one had a moun- ¬ lmngton 0iu the wurld 8 58 p ra 10 18 m StephensporS thers looking down as they crouched tain lions skin behindihis saddle be- ¬ tude of humanity The inner chan- ¬ and taken to a collar where her cap- ¬ liHiritfih in lor salt- by R 25C and 50 9 18 p m 10 88 am Cloverport tiDttlt H Hnrd bo em tors discussed the method 9 4tpm llfi5m Hawesvlllo in the haycock and were preparing sides an antelope It seems he had nels of the sound have disclosed now ployed in multilating her to Finally¬ wiiIt Hoi kuiavilie Ky vie m 10 08 pm 1128 Lcwlsport 10 48 pm 12 07 pm to spring upon the unsuspecting been hunting north of me two or hope for the inner channels of tho Owensboro IlBtpm 12ilpm A bridle for mother and child There was not a three miles and was 6talking a small unsound Marriage may be a blind her face was 6mearcd with pitch womans tqiigtio is a Ar Spotsvllle 1155 pm 115pm Henderson minute to bo lost he must act at once band ot antelope evidently part of process of the soul but love itself is which was then set on firOy Tho necessary part uf the harnebS No isa No 54 Daily Dally Quick as the bunch I had come across which blind and the vermiform appendix is flames seared her face and blinded or it would be too late bast bhokd Chnmberhmis Colic O lolera and Lv Henderson 7 20 a m 2 56 p m thought and with the nerve and had been separated by the mountain a blind process of the body Troy her Then the beggars disjointed 7 43am 816pm 8pottvllle her fingers and afterward cut her feot Diarrhoea Remedy ulwas uffords re 8 27am alertness only an old frontiersman lion He had noticed something N Y Times Owensboro 855pm O Hardwick to make her lmip Tho girl who has Hf Ftr sale by 9 07am Lewlsport 432pm can show ho grabbed his Winchester moving among the antelope which Thing3 the Car Conductor Answers 9 3uam Mawesvlllfl 463pm Honkiusville Ky been rescued from her captors says 9 67am 617pm Olovorport which was standing against the door they seemed to avoid and about their 10 18 am 6 85pm Stephensport There is no way of foretelling what she saw tho corpses of two boys in the and fearing the larger of the two color but paid little attention to it uooam 610pm IrvIngton Policy is more often to blame for a Brandenburg U2Sam 689pm beasts which was in advance would as he was trying to get a shot at one of a woman will not nek of a car conduct- ¬ cellar who had presumably suc- ¬ mans houeNty thau principle 13 05 pm 710pm West Point lUOpm 8 00pm Ar Louisville spring before he could shoot took a the creatures They were very wild or or a policeman hence it behooves cumbed to the tortures inflicted upon Tho criminals in this case JlcimtylsIJUol Deep quick aim without raising his rifle and this seemed almost impossible to men of these pursuits to post them them For further Information address II O Mobpue A U P A mfiins to his shoulder and fired The pan- ¬ do but after several attempts he suc ¬ selves upon all subjects from the liave been arrested Inquiries show w Clean Mood ntioxretaacleim skin No ticauty lionttt or Louisville Ky that such practices are extensively uur blood nnd keep It Lamly Uatliartto cleuu clenir by stirring up ther was in the very act of springing ceeded in shooting a buck after proper method of bundling a baby to WLMills followed by tho professional mendi- ¬ the lazy liver and driving all Impurities from Owensboro Ky and as the ball hit him he fell in a which ho took the shortest route for the exact dimensions of tlie statue of tho body Begin to duy to biuuli pimples bollgblochcij blackheads mid that slckiy Liberty Only the other night a con ¬ cants St Louis Globe Democrat heap at the mothers feot Tho cow camp bilious complexion by taking oascarets purty of beauty for tPii cents All druggists eutltfao started off in a mad run kicking over Wouldnt Sail Hh Ancestors Tho trail followed a washout to the fiding young woman in a tlon gum nn tued 10c SSo Wo rRAINHOOINO HOUI11 the pail in its rapid flight The wife edge f a littlo sandstone bluff which three beckoned the conductor to hor No a Dally A plutocratic American who had No 1 Dally and child were speechless with fright rose from tho prairie in irregular and inquired in the most confidonlial Mall Kxpress Mull iSxpreaa When a girl reaches the ngo of seen tho green acres and stately castle hvttuxvillo iwupm and stood trembling with fear Tho forms Tlie- bunch grass grew in tones whether ho considered it proper el5am tueiityfivo she loses all desire tor u8pm Ilendersou 72aiu dead panthers mate skulked off but patches hnd in groat profusion As lor lier and her companions to go to of tho Irish estate sought out its im- ¬ birthday parties 723 am 63IpBii Cbrydon a uj CuSpim 755 MorKuiitleld the roof garden unattended by anjnn pecunious owner with an ofrcr to buy not until it had ball in its hide DeKoven 827am uaTpr 735pm Murloii 921am After reassuring his wife there was thin finiMT1Mi rn TIlftVft tiirmi0 l tlm and when he assured her that in his Lord Blank oagor onough to trans- ¬ often eats his lunch The workman 840pm 1021am no more danger the ranchman start bunch grass His horse snorted a opinion it was perfectly proper shc mute his profitless lands into preg- ¬ 011 tho same bench where ho does his w Princeton Mopklnsville 960pm 1130 a in breathed a sigh of reliof and got off nant gold named a considerable but work - The office man turns his desk ed in pursuit of the wounded pan- ¬ few NOIITH BOUND times and seemed uneasy which No 4 Dally No 2 Daily ther which wa6 limping and making from a sense of caution moro than the car with her friends at the en- ¬ easonublo price as one he would be iuto a dining titble Neither gets the Mafl Kxpresa Mall Kxpress of doors exercise he needs willing to take Very well trance of that place of anuisemphj 2 63 pm slow progress toward tho forest on said out vHopEuxvlilu b20o m fear caused him to draw iris revolver 027 a id 445pm Princeton the American TT11 eivo thnr if tim neither takes the proper time for Ar Marlon the mountainside After a short and carry it in readiness for an emer¬ 641 pm Rich in Oriental L terature 7Mu ji pictures go with tho house ti37pm DuKoven b27am Aftor patiug It b small wonder that the chase tho hunter overtook tho boast Morgautleld 712pm 902u m gency he being a particularly good of It is not surprisng to learn thai tho a littlo reflection his lordship an ¬ digestioncasesbpth gets out of order 741 pm and killed her by firing two more pistol shot from tho saddle an excel- ¬ Corydon 93ua m Dr Pierces Pleasant 452 a m 807 pm Henaerson lrcs vou can havo the rin- - Iu such shots from his rifle This narrative lent ridor and a man of great experi- - library of the British India office swered m 865 pm I04ia Pellets como to their assistance by r KvansvUle made me afterward keep my eyes once In passing along a turn in the now being catalogued contains tho tures excopt of course the family aidiug nature in taking care of the LOOAL FBKIUrtr 7sl5am Dally LvPrlncevon Its tho portraits I food open and on the lookout should I trail undor tho edge of a sandstone ipost complete collection of oriontal portraits Arllopkiidville lu2uaw V ¬ want N said the other happen to run acrost any mountain ledgo ho was suddenly startled by literature in tlje world as it repreI wouldnt The cause of nine tenths of the 6t0p ni Lv 7i5o ArPrlnceton carry passengersm sents tho accumulation since 1859 glvo a sickness of the world is constipation for tho rest of em lions during my sojourn in this ro hearing tho growl of a largo panther between Local freight will of the East India company which jb nut lor emo unuer From this one caust como indigos Uopklnsvlile and Princeton gion which was crouching in tho act of UNIONTOWN BKANOH A few days after our conversation springing upon himv It took but a founded in Queen Elizabeths timo as those conditions said his lordship tiou disorders of the Btomach liver South Hound Dully headaches a commercial concern for the ex- ¬ turning on his heel and walking and kidneys biliousness I was in a small party hunting for an- - second to realize his position Tho ploitation of the 725 a ra 62um flatulence heartburn impurity of the uv Unlontown East Indies became away to the astonishment of the par ¬ blood and 660 pm 760 a ih the 6erious complications lr Morgaulleld forward itb a bound about 1700 a regular dopartmont of venu who flung a North Bound Dully en Vi stuckup beggar 715 pm w v Morgan Hem 010 a tu that follow To begin with consti- iVrUnlqntown lUllb W becoming erarce K uutlU which Avould havo thrown many a the British government supervising niiui uiu m 40 n m in tho luimiung ngure uonuon pation is a little thing and a littlo v MBHBnwooDAgt f5a Hanson7 UPA wore now HH man from the saddle though ho bo Cor Chicago Times Harold Cilcanj the ailairs ot oil her maiestvs oriental Wc had seen small ionknvlllrKy neighborhood thing will cure it The Pleasant an excellent horseman The maun YVA KGLL0np A G lALoul8iilleKy Pellets are tiny sugar coated granherd of these pretty creature but lain lion hnd risen and we flying colonies Passes Wero Paid For ules Thoy v ill perfectly cure the they wero very shv and to arrrnneh throiv h the Jn making up their profit aftd air as tho will from the ComplainK from slockholdorshavo worst case of coiiRtipatiou and iudi Ravb Yoon IlioToanApns Made At within shooting distance it required liunteV revolver went crashing j losiS account it is Baid that Parisian If the druggist trios to sell lad the Western railroad of Franco to gestioii great caution on our part WYBHAHTS thro u t li iu brain iu in a bccoad it warouuuses nave to nunw lor tlQijGP publish some curious facts about frqa you Homo other pill that payB him nnd had splen ¬ was Wo oil rodo horses writhing in agony upon the and that this item is the most Uy-NEW STUDIO given to the prs Peaces vqro greater proiit just think of what will isse did rnouus not knowiri- at v bnt mo round like nn norrncit cat h its portant one with some of the lartopr bsuedin lVJti wlmh if nnirl for beet pay yon No G8Q Kourth Averuo ment vmight fall in with sore of dcntli iTinip As hp fell two young nouses jyould lam addorl to tho receipts of Th most curious thing in the Sitting IJulHs warrior1 and it de ¬ antlifis ran to tlir enhance of tho Palermo Sicily lias an pvorago tho conipan nMooo francs to court world is woman who is not curious t hor than envr wliiie slu 1id her dm pended moro on f terbolanco tl tho rrvsppnersprintt of lo7 cloudlet dnd a year and t UlllltWtttill nr h as r arms Wo kept to te Thi vs jn me rni days of partial loud and pnrtiul Economy nnd utrength ure com- Slft od free ad itiecni nU fur the rail but became erairtod In nwl wlueh had tuetl to earn- oJT my possible vvnwoij lHetorw 12 Which elsewhere would oo road which would hao cost it abasing the game Not tht ve fol ¬ antelopo a few hours before The tiino a fine da vs 1034000 francs bottle toujaius 100 doses aud will now mulling day nmluiglit to Tieop lood them or horseback for we had mountain lirr o coumrs am up with tlioiueli of butiiicss a vera o to las Hi mouth summer sun beat brightly down Oer lonely field and plain The daisy drooped hor starry crown Athlrst for falling rain When from his loll tho formor catno With weary step and slow To meet his wifes low snoken words Id like to help you Joe His eyes forgot the cloudless sky The parclied and burning soil Ills heart foreboro an uttered sigh Oer weary rounds of toll For looking In her smlllnR face With Joy that few may know Ho read again the earnest words Id llko to help you Joo And I who stood an alien there In silence turned away But In my heart reposed a prayer That on some happy day When weary I should homeward turn Bomo heart would lovo bestow With words for which I lonely yearn Id like to help youIn Joe and Home Farm Lalla Mitchell Th JOE nickoted our horses and were Secret of Beauty Doyou know this f TO Tutts Liver Pills 1 r l C r-il- ttfC V 11 J u 11 I C Time Table 11 1 j iyij ffi w ZZT T J iiaMaaaaiMieaaJfffNs I 11 fv Louisville Ky ded A L JT JJLfc j v Alfc Jtjtkmttlt XinikiktitL GA It 1b alwitya gratifying to receivo ttfltimoufuls for Chutnberlniua Colic C holeru aud Duirrhuua jReinuily una just-as-go- od It- Jloaohoa Plfty Nlno Bolow In tho wboii lliu euiiortifiiieiit ih iruin u physician it in et pecialiy bo Tlioro lilondylrd Roglon ib uo tnoro bHtiHfticlory or offectivo i Only Tour Mourn of Dityllalit In Win ¬ rtundy than Chatiiberlaius Coliu Cholera unci Liiirhueu Humedy ter unit Tw truly In Summer Stntc--iiieNVrites Dr It E Kubey pliyHtumu fit Chief Moore or the und pbtirifitiuiM of Oiuoy Mo null Vtmtlior llurcnn uslio UiiH imeil tfio ittmit dy iu liia ¬ Oridqr the direction f of Secre owftJptmily Hud Hold it iu Lib drug tary of Agriculture Wilson Chief HtbfeKfeir bix joirB bt bIiouIiI cetthili is MoOrcof tho wenther bureuuhnsniiuc Jy Ihiow For Balo by K C HurU public n statement In ngurd to the wleft Uopluusvtlle Ky is In this Btutcnicnt ullnuito of Aliisliii Kifjsiugn fiibbiouiiblu youug lady Mr Mooru says The climates of the coast mid Interior on tlio ulieuk is out uuy of leuiovwg See of Alaska ure unlike In ninny respects paint VO IWXIKTriCIXKM and the differences nre httensilled in UIUilKK ix six nouns this as perhaps In few other countries Dislresuug Kidney and Bladder by exceptional physical conditions By tiling National Lead Cos Pure Whlto Lead Tinting Cot- The fringe of islands that sepnrates diBeusea rtlieved in hix houra by the or any desired ihade Is readily obtained Pamphlet giving New GncAT South Amebican Kidney valuable Information and card showing samples of colors free the mainland from the iuelilc ocean also cards showing pictures of twelve houses of different designs painted In This now xeniedy is a great from Dixon sound north and also a Coke various styles or combinations of shades forwarded upon application strip of the mainland for possible 20 hi r jhbh on account of ita exceeding NATIONAL LEAD CO CINCINNATI BRANCH miles ijuck from the Veil following the promptness inrolibviug pain in the Cor 7th St and Freeman Ave Cincinnati 0 sweep of the coast as it curves to the bladder kidneys back und every part northwestward to the western extrem of the uiuury pasaagea iu male or ity of Alaska form n distinct climatic female It relieves retention ol water division which may be termed temper- and puin iu passing it almost umne- I ate Alaska The temperature rarely djutely If you vvHUt quick relief and PKOPftlETORS OP falls to zero winter does not set in euro iuib la your remeuy oolU uy until December 1 and by the last of XI J Hardwick druggist Hopkins May the snow has disappeared except yille Ky The mean winter on the mountains The docket of tho fall term of the temperature of Sitkn Is 325 but little Court of Appeals will close on the less than that of Washington D C We Solicit the Patronage of All Who Have Tobacco to Sell The rainfall of temperate Alaska is 31st iust notorious the world over not only ns Nervous Scrofula It lieuinutlnin Storage Shippers regards the qunntltj but also ns the My daughter has been afflicted manner of its falling viz In long and Incessant rafns and drizzles Cloud and with scrofula and rheumatism and We concluded fog naturally abound there being on she was very nervous J O KENDKICK Salesman nn average but CO clear dajs in the to buy ti bottle of Hoods Saraapa rilla After she hafl taken four bot year North of the Aleutian islands the ties she was cured of all her troubles coast climate becomes more rigorous in and since then we have always kept JA winter but in summer the difference Hoods Sarsaparilla on baud Elliott Sandy Springs Tennessee is much less marked The climate of the interior Including Hoods Pills are purely vegetable The POST in that designation practically all the and do not purge pain An ngent in every town to pell the POST DISPATCH or gripe All from 8 to M pages daily aud from 88 to BO Sunday country except n narrow fringe of druggiss DISPATCH containB coastal margin and the territory be- ¬ The Sunday POST DISPATCH is the bigpest and beat Sunday paper out side of New York City Besides its 50000 words of special telegraph it fore referred to ns temperate Alaska If men were Jserpeuts the woods contains a 12 to 16 page Magazine Section This is a big budget of bright Is one of extreme rlgorin winter with¬ would be lull of female snake charmesinteresting articles arranged in a most artistic manner It bIbo contains a a Ibrlef but relatively hot summer Write for samples Big money pecially when the sky is free from ers Colored Cover which is simply a marvel for agents Nearly 100 per cent profit Dont think your town is toosmall clouds Wonderful South American lilood Cure In the Klondyke region in midwinter but write for particulars and try it Address at once Circulation Dept Quickly dissipates all scrofulous the sun rises from 930 to 10 a m and POST DISPATCH taints in the system cures pimples St Louis Mo Jfc blotches aud sores on the face thoroughly cleanses the blood of brills carbuncles abscesses and eruptions renders the skin clear young and beautiful If you would escape blood Doison with nil its train nf linr- rors do not fail to use this masterly blood purifier which has performed such stupendous cures iu all cases of WHAT kinds KasBbea your ex ¬ ALASKAS TEMPERATUItE It ENCAMPMENT Com-mandor-l- Xochln7ar Young That the torrtSW iWS XiEAD 1VA Ln3t Gonoral Ordor of tho Ohlof who accord Ing to the sdld-for-less-mo- ney K ViXt2Att ire the most expensive Thaccnefibest of standard in all lines tlie cheapest The best Pure White Lead and in paints Linseed Oil list of the genuine brands PflCD PKCn nt sand honest husbands of the present day love their wives The lnsttfnernl order Issued by Gen No fSWSWHf Y could novelist Clarkeon eonrmunder In chief of the invent Grand Army of the llepublle pertains a story of truer manly devotion largely to the coming nntlonnl etienmp than the humble ment Former order issued from the romance revealed nntionill headquarters hove sulled nt by the following to the coining vtiitttiipinent mid from Mr loiitlon letter Harry Chant of an Haskell Avenue the fnut that it is to be held at Uuirulo Dallas Texas during the weeh beginning August 23 aikiiii lourteen or iiuecn nioiumntyo The present general onder oontnins in- ¬ I wnsworklnjf with n Rnneof tneu and happened to tay to one of them I hope it wilt not rnln as formation additional to thnt already set I have n Wp wnnliltiu to do for the children forth and consequently will be of great The man said What Is the matter with your Interest ro members of theOrand Army Wifelor years my wife had been suflerlnK from in the city und vicinity and Indeed to what the doctors called prolapsus of uterus She citizens in general In part the order was nervous had cold hands and feet palpita tion headache backache constipation a dlsn Is ns follows frrecable drain with bearing down pains noap- ¬ Contnlim ceiled Intelligence of the ArrtinpvinvntM fur the Uiillierliur The ill lliiiTulo N 1 Urn ml Inriulc tr away with his bride did not love her one particle more story ran r ocvoteoiy than a thou- JJB1JSTIZIC1 RUNYON lentral Tobacco Warehouse ClartcsxiUe Tenrt to Free The commnndeHn chief escorted by the department commander the dele gates and comrades of the department of Nebraska will leave Omaha on ftat urdaj August 21 at six p ra by special Northwestern train via the Chicago railroad and thence by way of theNew St Louis York Chicago Nickel Plate railway to Buffalo arriving at that city on Monday August 23 nt eight Jietlte am Cash Advances Made on Consignments WANTE National headquarters at Omaha will the third seemed to work like n charm She has and she to thirteen close on Saturday August 21 and will takenasin nil about healthy asbottles woman inis the any stout and day reopen at the Hotel Iroquois Buffalo United Statev This is not the only cose WhenMondny August 23 nt ten a m The ever t hear till of any woman who Is sick In the neighborhood I just send the lxok and paper that executive committee of the national Is wrapped around every bottle and that does the I am about doing council of administration will meet at business washingno longer bothered my wife can my own and cooking for Hotel Iroquois at 12 m August 23 The do It nil in one day aud never seems tired or out national councilof administration will of spirits now Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets cure constimeet nt Hotel Iroquois on Tuesday Au gust 24 at two p m The deportment pation promptly and permanently commanders will meet the commander in chief at the hotel Tuesday August J 2 four p m for consultation and final vw W IS orders as to parade and review As THE GI1KAT- sistant adjutant generals will report to the adjutant general nt the hotel im Lino mediately after their arrival the number of those present of their delegalotwiun tnonltlntions nnd the location of their depart- ¬ Cincinnati Lexington Louis ment headquarters v Evansviile St Louis The thirty first national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic will ul thonltleMi assemble in Music hnll Buffalo on Nashville Memphis Mont on IJlm Street nnd bought a bottle The first and second did not seem to nave mucn cllcct nut the doctors and all for no good as none did her any good We began to think that she was never going to get well I told this man what the doctors said was the matter with her nnd he said did you ever hear of Dr Tierces Favorite Prescription Hold him no but t had tried so many patent medicines I was tired of them all and besides I did not that have enough money to pay the doctor and the drug store He said If I would get two or three bottles aud try them aud if it did not do my wife any good that he would pay for the medicine I went to the drug store Sir Clawbers She got so weak she could not get around only a laborer so was always In debt with 1 through Trunk New Orleans W5THM1T 0MANWBornery Ivlobile an iNnarBED DNRIVALEO I r fc G WnEELEH W H Faxon shattered constitution and depravity ot tne ulood Had health signifies bad blood Sold by R O Hardwick druggist Hopkinsville Ky A distinction without a difference amounts to hilt llttln Thnrn id Pullman JPaJace Cars for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jackson- ¬ ville and points in Florida Connections are made at Guthrie and NashviJle for all points Wheeler Mills 17 tn JH Co nnl uaiwio uuiaiu TlAnlai JC ivuav Jfc ilVhfA4yvsv tnr vuuuuisaiuu M rrtXrt4r YTaivuuuatiiitu rAmtHrrnfl mciwuauia TlJnrVflAll01iaA rn M7W JJl VUA A rvt T LL V7SA W A Titioontrmrrn AilU I iuMi nUOOLdLiUV 1UUB r eno OlkJl Hopkinsvillc Liberal Advance on Consignments Ky All Tobacco dent us Covered by Insurance ROBTtMWOOLDRIDGE JNO J CHAPPELL WOoLDKiDGE CHAPPELL OF THE- - PROPBIETOBS FARMERSWAREHOUSE Railroad St bet 9th and 10th Opposite L N Passenger Depot ON u t LIBERAL ADVANCES TOBACCO IN STORE HOPKINSVILLE KY T C HANBEHY M T F SHRYER PEOPLES WAREHOUSE HANBERY SHRYER Proprs KY illroaandEkvXTih HOPKINSVILE J3TCareful attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned to us Liberal advances on tobacco in store All tobacco insured unles otherwise instructed I897 THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT ill gDAWSON SPRINGS peake Ohio ThPskoelebrated chalybeate and salts springs are situated Immediately upon the Chesa Southwestern It it 165 miles wcat of Louisville Ky and 68 miles east of IaduTUB AUGADIAHOUSt Is new and neatly furnished with capacity oj entertaining 800 per sons The owners q the hotel aro also owners of the Springs and the guests of the Arcadia House havo freo acoess to the Springs without extra charge Invalids should remembor that themonthsof June and July orterntany advantages to persons visiting the 8prlngs The dry pamphlets etc apply to and liquid salts aro manufactured at these Springs ForM ti UOLKMAN CO Proprietors AKCAD1A HUUSEi DAWSON Hopkins County KENTUCKY Q ETHEL pEMALE OLLECE KKOUGANIZKI Totrtililo and oxporlonoed llnstruotors A thorough course In Ancient and Modern Languages English Mathematics 8eience Music Art and Elooutlon oolleglatolreparatory and Primary departments Building renovated iuraitur8 jifiw truiiKiu- - notnnacold water Hatha uoodfaro Catalogues at Hoppers or address WK Hopkinsville Kentucky l dtli Session I3egrin Sept lst9 1897 H HARRISON YlC Erimmul PSSIDKNT Harrlou Preij a real difference a vaBt between Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve and any other Tho greatest umereuce is in the results THADDEUS S CLARKSON WILLIS L MOORE obtained from its use It cures sre Commander In Chief Grand Army of the Bu- ¬ eyes Chief of the United States Weather Republic trmujatid lids and sy s reau quicker tnun any known remedy hud Thursday August 2C nt nine a m sets from two to three p m the total cannot injure the eye of a babe The annual parade of the grand army length of daylight being about four take place on Wednesday August A woman always appreciates a ris will 25 and will move at ten oclock sharp hours Remembering that the sun rises ing man but a few degrees above the horizon too modestin a street carj but she is from Main street an the Terrace In to mention it is wholly obscured on n and thnt it columns of platoons eight tiles fronts great many days the character of the Altsmsrfcablo Cur of half distance The route of march will Chronic JJlarrlioea bo up Main winter months may be easily imag street to Chippewa In 1862 when I served my couutry Delaware avenue on Delaware towest to ined North as u private in Company A 167th on North past W are indebted to the United States the reviewing stand at coast nnd geodetic survey for a series Pennsylvania Volunteers I contract- tho Circle The reviewing stand will It has given be at the Circle and will be designated of six months observations on the Yu- ed chronic diarrhoea present site of me a great deal of trouble ever Bince by the national colors Comrade Wil kon not far from the fho gold discoveries The observations Ihave tried a dozen different medi- liam MeKlnley president of the United were made with standard Instruments cines and spveral prominent doctors States and other distinguished com and are wholly Tellable The mean tem- ¬ without any permanent relief Net rades will review tho column with the peratures of the months from October long ago a friend sent me a sample cpmmander In chief Having passed 1889 to April 1890 both inclusive are bottle of Chamberlains Colic Choltie reviewing stand the department era and Diarrhoea Remedy aud after commanacrs will as follows review their com Degrees that I bought and took a BO ceut bot- mands at Jersey street and Porter ave Month 33 tle and October now I can say that I am en nue disbanding them on streets paral 8 November 11 tirely cured I cannot be thankful December n enough to you for this great Remedy lel to Niagara All officers and aids de January IS siring to be mounted should atonco enFebruary 6 and recommend it to all suffering gage their mounts through the as J March 20 April veterans If in doubt write me The dally mean temperature fell and Yours gratefully Henhy Steinberqer sistant adjutant generals of their respective departments It is necessary remained below the freezing point 32 Allentown Pa Sold by R C Hard- that department commanders should degrees from November 4 1889 to wick Hopkinsville Ky communicate with Comrade D Ii April SI 1890 thus gfvlng 108 days as Turner secretary once set the length of the closed season of 1889 Cupid is always represented as a ting- forth probabloBuffalo atfrom their number 90 assuming that outdoor operations baby because love seldom lives to departments that will attend free quar are controlled by temperature only grow up tera required If any location of head The lowest temperatures registered quarters and all necessary and lm during the winter were 32 degrees be- ¬ meal Illen Itching Plies Associations desiring low zero In November 47 below in DeStmptoms Moisture Intense Itching and portant items cember 59 below in January 55 below stinging most at night worse by scratching to hold reunions If not already arIn February 45 below in March and If allowed to continue tumors form which of ranged for should communicate with 20 below In April The greatest con-¬ ten bleed and ulcerate becoming very sore Secretary Turner and arrange for tlm tinuous cold occurred in February 1890 owaynes Ointment stops the ltohlng and nnd place Comrade William McKin heals ulceration and In most cases when the dally mean for five consecu- bleeding th tumors At druirirlgtsnr hvmnll ley has accepted the invitation to speak removes days was 47 degrees below zero 60 cents Dr Swaynei Son tive for Philadelphia at one or more places on Tuesday even Ing tho 24th Greater cold than that here noted Three personB are ill at the Lexing ¬ has been experienced in the United Mlnen In Siberia States for a very short time In the in- ¬ ton Asylum and the sanitary condi- ¬ A wellGold lcnown turfman who hna trav- ¬ terior of Alaska the winter sets in as tion of the institution will be investi- eled the length and breadth of Siberia early as September when snowstorms gated has something to say of the mines may be expected in the mountains and The richest gold beoringmlnes there To Cure Constipation Forever passes Headway during ono of those In the world ho said are in northern Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic 10oor25c storms Is impossible nnd the traveler C 0 full to curq druggists refund money Asia iu Russian territory These mines who is overtaken by one of them Is in If 0 are worked Jn n shlpshod sortof anion deed fortunate if he escapes with his Miss Lizzie French employed at ner without any of the modern equip- ¬ life Snowstorms of great severity oc- ¬ tho Meadowthorpe Farm near Lex ments that have made mining profitable cur In any month from September to iugtou waB fatally burned by a lamp In other regions When the trans May Inclusive Siberian railroad Is opened from the changes of temperature from The will bo rt Do not make your to be- Pacific to tho Hartio winter to summer are rapid owing to come decrepjd in afterchildrenby giv ¬ mining craze caused bythereg old discov- ¬ the years the great increase in tEe length of tho of Asia eries in the Russian day In May the sun rises about three ing them chill tonics containing arse- that will cause the territories excite ¬ Klondyke Arseuio ruins their bone and nic a m and sets nbout nine p m In June They look better ment to appear like n ripple on a mill It rises about 130 in the morning and puffs them up for a while Tho arsenic finally pond sets at about 1030 giving about 20 Potion In aiillc nnd Ghceac hours of daylight and diffuse twilight shows its ghastly results Dr Bells Peppermint Chill Tonic coutaiuB no Milk cheese and other foods nrn the remainder of the time Thomean summer temperature in the arsenic 14 makes stout sound bono nunllv aa canable of nrodhlcinir n fntnl interior doubtless ranges between CO It makes real llesh health itself It disorder as ice cream Poison from cheese though not bo common ns that and 70 degrees according to elevation cures chills permanently pom tee cream ireouentlv occurs being highest in the middle and lower Jlo Jenkins alleged murderer of Tyrotoxlcon Is what causes tho trouble Yukon valleys Will Rankins waved examining trial n cases oi ice cream nunc and cheese Aim at tho Eye at Versailles and was held without aolsonlng Ice crenm mnrie from nure The humming bird inproteotinrIts bond Ssh milk or otcum i n wnolesonio Ticot urtvajra flico at AutT pcvjnalne eyes food When It has stood very long or of Its adversary Crows have been on lias melted and The home of James Stono refrozen It tftiould found totally blind from the humming Fourth street iu Oweusboro burned tlwaya be avoided It should never be birds bill Mirchased except froroa reliable dealer Losa 5l0QO difference difference orth East South and West In Pullman Palace Cars EMIGRANTS rfho8Hhnn 3eo agents of this company for rates OUts c or writ f to O P Atmobe G P TA Louisville L N his road will receive special low rates TIME TASLfc Mall No 0J Mall crom So Nashville So 54 at Louis Express TRAINS GOING SODTH So E3 St Louis Express Jo 65 Nashville Accomodation No 01 ln vt TRAINS GOING NORTH toulsFast 1048am 9 65 74ip 5 30 BMlarr m p ra 513 oni St Louts Mall North bound St Louis and Chicago Fast irolns have hrough trains solid and Bleepera to Chicago and St Louis Fast Line Btops only at important station ind crossings Has hrough Pullman sleep ra to Atlanta Qa unday Nashville Accommodation NO limited does not run en 607am a in pm 8lCpm J MADAMsAgent eHb Hi SiTul IviTlMiinflTi M kl ETCBi ffllliillWI HIBIBHilEII Two Through Trains Daily Running Pullman Vestibule Sleeping and Dining Card Nashville to Chicago HOURS ia NASHVILLB TO CHICAdO HEW ORLEANSFLORIDA SPECIAL Leaves New Orleans Dally at 1305 noon via L N It IX Nufhvillo at am Through Uttlfct Sleeping Cars 7ao New Jrom Orleans CHICAGO HASHYILLB LIMITED Leaves Nashvlllo Dntiy at 720 p m I For detailed Information address P P JEFFRIES GmiI Passeneer Agent VD Uvansvdlt Ind tj IIILLMAN Genl Southern Aeert Nashville Tenn S L ROaiRS Trav Pnjsenjer Agent 1 Atlants Qa IL Georgetowns tiew batik hits been organized with S S Wells as cashier Two Millions ti Year When peoplo buy try and buy again H maim theyre satljSed Tho peoplo f the Unttod Statos are now buy Inn Cuscarots Can dy Cathartloatthe rate oftwo million boxes a vPAf Aiul It will ha fnat rtit1ilftt Kntijk Years It moans merit proved that Ctiscareu vuo uiunt ueiiKimui a uuwui regulator IOf erybody the year round All drugKUta loo Sfo63o uox euro guaranteed ¬ KT ill ti I lej I rAivM vj ahJL SjMNtMIISJRMaMsMWi HERE AND THERE ijtl day nftoruoou Grapo bngB or Balo at this office A lino shower fell in the city Sun Lenvo your work Mailing n Lttor TOllAOCO KKWS wm Undo Sum will do for two cents Ho will take a across this conti nent ovor moun tains and rivers Just think what 1 SPECIAL IfceaJL LOCALS nir lottor Bafoly Hundreds of letters containing ad vice for patients liviug in all parts of the United States are going out every day from the offices of Dr Hartmau Perhaps it is a mother in California or a wife in Florida or a si6ter in Maine who wishes to consult him hs to some detail of their treatment Uncle Sam delivers tho letter for two cents and again tho answer for the insignificant sum of two cents This free correspondence is carried on by Dr Hartman by tho aid of a corps of doctors clerks and BtenographorB Every letter strictly confidential and dictated especially for oach patient All women suffering from any form of female disease should consult the doctor at once Mrs A J Hull My trouble Leona Kan writes was female complaint and I thank you a thousand times for curing me cured this woman and will cure the thousands of others who are Send for Dr suffering like her Eartmans free book written expressly Address The Pefor women only Golay took him to JMauisonville ruana Drug Manufacturing Co Colwhere he succeeded in getting the umbus Ohio indictment dismissed the same day Charles W Marshall was killed by and wafl released fall from his bicycle on the bouleMr G W Scruggs one of our a popular townsmen has accepted a vard in Louisville of Hop Forbes Railways iu Holland are so careJosition withforeman Bros of horse shoeing as fully that the accidental department Mr Scruggs began work deaths managed average ouly one on them a the 16th and moved his family the year for the entire country Pembroke Review celsior Lauudry Born to the wifo of Mr A S White on tne iu met a boy Dr E N Fruit Dontist office over City Bank Hopkinsville Ky Dr E N Fruit is putting n second story on his cottage rosidonce on South Virginia Street BIG bargain 400000 worth of first class city property for salei or exchange for farm or good paying hotel Answer this office Union services were hold at the Tabernacle Sunday night conducted by Eld H D Smith of the Christian church Incontinence of water during Bleep Btopped immediately by Dr E Dktohons Anti Didretio Cures children and adults alike Price 1 Sold by It C Hardwioe Druggist Hopkinsville Ky JRev C H Nash of the Baptist church has returned from his summer vacation and occupied his pulpit Sunday morning The Bethel Baptist Association will go next year to Allensville Todd county The vote between Aliens ville and Olivet was very close broke into Dr W H Thieves Porgys residence near Elmo last week while the family was absent and ransacked the place Dock Bond was arrested Friday for selling whiskey without license in county Deputy Sheriff Hopkins at Hifles Ex ¬ through valloyB and gorges and deliver it to the door with d i a path and safotj And all thiB is done for two cents Cliont may conBult lawyer minister couboIo parishioner teacher ndviso Bcholar doctor instruct patient while the width of a continent is betweon them With thoquickness of thought and absolute secrecy each missive is conveyed weok were an improvement over previous woek tho domaud was also uetter Tho market however was ir regular At times prices ruled Jinn and somewhat stronger while nt other times prices dropped from cno to two cents apparently the samo tobacco Tho demands eeeui to bo for good medium to iiue tobacco hence com mon nondescripts have but very few Since Spain has ceased buy friouds ing them thev are taken by speculators to be held until Spain shall wunt more as it is only n matter of about ten mouths when Bho will have to make new contracts so the llegie buyers will bo apt to put prices up on all tobacco suitable for her pur poso beforo making new contract Weather conditions have beeu any thiug but favorable since our Inst re- ¬ port as there has not been any rain Corn and tobacco iu this section are needing moisture very badly tn late part of crop We are informed some of the early tobacco will have to be cut the latter part of this month or first of next The worms are very numerous and out iu full force so the battle is on but they have to re treat as their forces are not sufficient this year as our farmers have been fortifying themselves ever since last year and nope to be able to exterminate that generation forever nOPKINSVILLE MARKET I1UCKN1GR JSc Hcported by 1 It Kggleton tit Cnmmlngs incorporated buyeron AKggloton Co order of dealer In and handler of OFFICE OVER FIR8T NATIONAL PAriK lent tobacco Aug 18 1897 The offerings this Dpftlewln nil olaises of realjcstate DuyseU ill Estate Ag ents CO drugged compounds AndHARPEK Whiskey ie the ideal whiskey VV For salo by R LONG Hopkinsville Ky - Hopkinsvillk Kr reauy years science has studied For liquors Besult the whole world ubcb whiskey It Iihb provon the best stimulant and does not injuro nerves and tissues like coca wines aud other nna rent smmmimmMm 10 Days 2 Cost Sale Everybody Should Read Jheir Home Paper Heroa n elm nee to rend It for Nothing Do you want the semi weekly Keu tuckinn delivered FREE to you for 10 weeks T If so purchase from us goods to the amount of S3 00 three dollars and tho paper will be delivered to your address free of charge TicketB given with each ten cent purchnse We carry a full line of every thiug usually found iu a first class drug store All goods guaran teed strictly pure aud of thp very best quality Prescriptions have our prompt and careful attention ei all hours day or night relepuouo llJ Wo kindly solicit your patronage Very Respectfully L P Miller CATCH ON To The Best Opportutiiy of a Lifetime For Buying Cheap V i FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS We Offer Choice n Of SDrinrr and Summer finnd AT AND PEtOW COST Its quick turn on very clo e margins to satisfy a lively demand for Dry Goods Notions C arpeta Mattings Millinery and Furuishiug Goods The Druggist and Stationer Ragsdalo Cooper Cos Block WEEKLY REPORT Pe-ru-u- a Receipts for week year Sales Offerings week year week Rejections for week QUOTATIONS ON t 215 16565 224 131 15 hhds hhds 398 175 1896 S1 CROP twentieth Low lugs Common lugs Medium lugs Good lugs Low lea Common leaf Medium leaf Good leaf Fiue leaf 175 8 00 00 25S F0f i 3 5 0O J 6 50 8 50 10 00 1 75 2 50 4 00 5 50 5 00 U 50 8 00 10 00 12 U0 sums of Sl500 and upwards on good faroiB in Kentucky and Tenneseo notexceeding 40 per cent of appraised value Duellings to sell or rent WALTER F GARNETT CO Cash paid for Bonds and Bankr Stock Money lonned at 6 per cent in - Catch On to The Fact - Financial and Insurance Agents Lime For Fertilizer are making farmers a spolnl low price on lime for fertilizing purposes Many far mers are now using lime for this puri umi with great satlsractiou I can soil it In large quan- ¬ tities at veiy low rates The good results following its uto last tor five years all nnd see us at Dulton Bros offlceNoO Sixth street beforo buying jour Fertilizer Wo 1 j Z That these choice new goods can now be bought at prices never before named for values iu any way approach ing these we now nlace at the disuosiil of vif1nivbu discriminating judges of good bargaitiB who will not loose a minutes time in taking advautage of the phenomenal nl Low Price Sale - Catch On To The Fact- we now ask belonging to the esl tate of P A Watkins deceased wil be sold at public auction at the court house door iu Hopkinsville Ky on Monday the 6th day of September 1897 This is one of the finest farms in Christian county You should not miss this sale W J Davis has been appointed by the Illinois Central management as chief train dispatcher of the Evans yille district of the Louisville Divis ion with headquarters in Henderson This selection is a most excellent one aB Mr Davis is peculiarly endowed with requisites that go to make up an official that this office demands Both he aDd the management are to be congratulated Gleaner A fine farm IKItMINAL UOMIP HOPKINSVILLE G The LIME WORKS E Dalton Propr Notice Beginning Of The End All persons holding claims against the estate of P T Shelton deceased will file same with me properly proveu on or before Sept 1 1897 and parties knowing themselves iu debted to said deceased will please come and settle same at puce thereby M A MASON saving costs That our outiro stock is made up of the choicest se lecliom nnd latest styleB that sell like lightning of the prices Aug 6 97 Admiuistiator 10HAR0S HOPKINSVILLE KY phone 67 4 CO of This week makes the beginning of the end of this seasons selling at this store Price concessions rule throughout the house Many Wonder sale offerings still on Miss Willie Rtdford has tD Chicago returned Mrs A J McDauiel deceased are hereby notified to come forwHrd aud make settlement Also all per sons having claims against th said estate are requested to present them office for payments properly certified Papers will be found at the Bank of Notice All persons indebted to the estate rfWmwmiUTOumwmiufe 2B YEARS IN home FIIO JK 107 1 Hopkinsville of Jackson Mr F T Gorman Many others in addition Tenn is in the city on business Reasons multiply why you should come here Mr and Mrs John Y Orsley wenl to Nashville yesterday tD visit tht Centennial Mrs Chas Slmighter and children are visiting Mrs D Fraukel on North Main street Mr B J Matthews who has been on the road for several months re turned Saturday KXAMINFD TOO CLOSKTY DEATHS Mr and Mrs Clarence Burbridge A Supposed to be Two lenturv Old Violin rrovea to ben 20 Year Old Fiddle of Fort Worth TexaB Bpent last week Fourquean Charlie a small The Henderson Gleaner sayA Eld on a visit to relatives in the city and of Ballard Fourquean of Gracey child died vicinity yesterday morning of spinal meningi- James Vernon has accepted a call to Mr W C Graves of Weatherfoid tis He was only about sis montLs Independence Mo and will shortly move his family to that place Some TexaB is in the city onva visit to his old time ago the Gleaner published the son Mr Chas E Graves Mr Graven Campbell Mr Wm M Campbell following article concerning Eld was a dry goods merchant iu this citj formerly of this city but for thirty Vernon twenty years ago Not many days ago Eld James years n tobacconist of Louisville died in that city Friday aged 69 years and Vernon of this city had occasion to tIATItlSIUNIAL his remains were brought to this city be iu Hopkinsville aud was stopping Mr Camp witn nis oia trleucl Ularence Anderfor interment Saturday JonNBON RicnARDS Mr Sanford btll was a brother of Messrs Chas L son the well known photographer of Johnson and Mrs Lillian iuclmnla and Warner Campbell of this couuty that city Mr Anderson knowing both of Pembroke were married iu lie leaves a wito ana one child a Eld Vernons great failing that of a strong attachment for old aud rare this city Saturday morning at thf grown son violinB booh made known the fact of residence of Dr A Knuner Rev H Garner Mr Harry B Garner the having one in his possession The D Smith was the officiating clergy oldest and bebt known druggist in supposed heirloom and remains of a man tho city did early yesterday morn- great make of instruments was The widow of the builder of th ing aged 57 years He bad been iu brought forth With an eager grasp Ferris wheel was married iuPi tsbuig verv bad health for several months Eld Vernon teized the sacred box to Francin Schlatter the so called and his death was not unexpected that had seemingly grown old in the Mr Garner was for many years a accumulated dust of several ceuturies divine healer member of the drug firm of Gish aud began a critical examination He Garner but his last business connec- peeped into the box as best he could tion was as pre8criptionit for J O aud saw an inscription beariug the His name of tho celebrated violin maker Cook the Ninth street druggist falling health compelled him to resign Sterner and the date of 1696 this place some time ago Mr Gar The lid of the old instrument was ner was a very popular and highly split in two places which of course He was a gallant deadened the tone of it Still carried esteemed citizen soldier of the Confederacy and his away with oxpoctaucy Eld Vernon former comrades will act as pall remarked to Mr Anderson if he would bearers at the burial which will take give him a photograph of tho late and place this afternoon at 2 oclock lamented Mrs J W Mitchell he Mr Garner leaves no family except would repair the violin free of cost i g his wife their tmly sou having Yesterday came from Hopkinsville died 6onie years ago a large portrait handsomely framed of tho ouce good woman and with it lllas for Asylum Groceries the violiu to Eld Vernon He deterBids will be received on 5 tierces mined to repay Mr Anderson imme of lard kettle leudered 6 bbls of diately and at once began to go granultited sugai 4 bbls molasses about repairiug tho would be ancient UJ nags IU hexes soap relio Quickly the lid was ripped coilee Western irom tuo vioiiu in one end on a to he to furnished sM mMnVA A iYBHsm Qsm IXMh Kentuelty AHyluni for to Insane smoked piece of paper pasted toof the Hopkinsville Ky Piic be on wood was the counterfeit mnrk tho goodB laid down it t Hopkinsville grnit violin maker but at the other All goods to hu Jirst elans in quality end wns the mark of i he true maker Goods will b Heleoid from tho low of the iiiHtuuneut rnd bore tho ijiiuib Celebrated for its groat li iVHiiing t and batit bids on nu h article Tho of Hagerumu Nazareth Pa 1878 Thus is hIiowu how gnmt values nre Amiich right is rest rvoil to rejrtU auy uud all strength unci houlthfulnesh hdudxd in at Often dtstiojed by it small amouiitot tho food agaiust alum and all foiiiiH bids Bills imibt Tho twenty year old of adulteration cmup oh to iv cheap First National Bank iy 10 oclock it iuvetitigaticii VIhj liti lls bacon fiddle not viului any moio will again in Aug5 27 brands A H Andeuson Steward be put far far away NtW YORK sides 10YAL nMNQ POWDER CO JJSTUARTEsecutorBn p urnipoeu residence on 7th Street for Rent to good party only We want to buy J M GILL SAME OLD STAND OILIOBNOK Up Slairs in Henry Block Op Opera House COUKTK8Y am you aud will do it if you will come and Fee m large stock of Sell some GOOD LOAN Notes ABSTRACT OFFICE BASSETT 8c CO I FURNITURE AND KINDRED BRANCHES My expenses are light as I am up stairs and I will make it pay you to come and see me am prepared to do Undertakinc in all its branches lam also a practical EltlBAUIIER Refer you to those that have seen my worn Nest to Court House Oil in Christian County I iu my hands for sale a fine farm of 667 acres nn which there are sure signB of petroleum There is u well on the farm 9b feet deep and in the Spring of the year the water is so strong with kerosine that the 6tock wilfnot drink it This farm must be sold If you want to eet rich write or call on W S I have A W PYLE Hopkinsville Ky Haleatty Furniture and Uudertaker ffinSKBUlun nwwWWMft THOMPSONS OLD STAND ftWww F F Rensiiaw Stoofc Best G oods I 11 Fine eligible building lots for sale on 19th street One lot corner Virginia street and 21st street and one lot on 21st street Apply to DR USTew J A QUNN and JLOWEjST PRIONS Administrators Sale E55t As administrator of Geo W Cayce deceased I will on Thursday Sept No 8 Main Street HOPKINSVILLE KY Give us a call 2 sell at public auction on the premises personal property consisting of horses mules cattle hogs farm ma for or can deposit moriey In GUARANTEED Wilt accept notes banktuition position until chinery implements reapers mowers wheat drill wagons buggieB B0 acres tlon Enter at any time Cheap board Send lor ireo Illustrated catalogue Mention this pape pf growing corn 100 lbs old corn a Drauffhons Nashville Tenn lot of hay and other property Also AND household and kitchen furniture Practical Sale to begin at 9 a m Terms lexarKana made knowu on day of sale uooKKeepinsr Ienmonsuip snorthana i Telegraphy etc The most thorouff CT f trachealr nA irntrressiift orhnnUnf lh fclnr in mv nuiiui aim lue dhi atronixed ones in the South j IKE H OAYCE Adrar fra inuorsea Dy bankers merchants ministers and others FourweeksInbooklceeplngwIthusarewTuai New and Elegant Funeral Car for the Undertaking Departmen Dick Everett a Practical Undertaker of 20 years experience hus charge of this branch of our business POSITIONS f sateft ww i mtV H Wind Mill For Sale A complete all steel mill 70 feet high and pump tank and 250 to 800 feet piping for less than 100 Mm It S POOLUjuceyKy Notice totwelvo weeks by the old plan The r President Is author of Draushona New System of im which cannot be taught any other school nn eivento anv collegeiff we cannot ihDwmnn wi tit nnnllrailnna e i 11U V U U U U U stenographers received In theM i ttvetvf tnonthi than any other Business CoUeces in the South all combteZcm show toliave received In the past five yearfive We expend wore v ifinjr mjwranti neni nan any ojner uus tonefie in Tenn takeswn as A AT lumon ajO 3QOO Amount we have deposited in bank a a Ruarnnlee that we have in the mfi fnl filled ana win in tne luture luitiu our guarantee contracts I10M8 STUDY We have oreoaVeS especially for homestudy books on Bookkeen Shortliand and Penmanship SPDbavohqmt now have a position as bookkeeper and stenoeranhVr for for price Hit Panyot tins place salary 7 ooner month Ioweltallto od shorthand prepared for home study Irl Armstrong JPint Blufi Art your twoks on bcikkeepfn cenn i ivi wmjj Absolute Pure I- To all whom it may concern notice hereby given that the co partner ship heretofore existing between G Medley and O U Adams under the firm name style of tho Combined Automatic Keel mpany is heruby dissolved by mutual consent the said C ft Adams retiring therefrom All debts aud liabilities of said firm if any are assumed by the saidJVled Iry aud all debts owing to saiils firm aro to bo paid to the said Medloyv This 7th of August 1897 UE MEDLEY is Keniovul Itciniiviilt John Moayou The Farmers I deslru to sell my farm of SCO acres 0 inlleg Friend uill move his stock of gooda from Iloukinsvillo good improviiientHOttgrcs hi the house formally occupied by tlmberrunnljiBnterl aores apple otchard n Wiufrefe Bros Co about J Sept 15 under good fence ttiso my rosidenco with 10 or 20 het ond door from the Fin t acre lot on 8th stj I will soli this property at National Bunk on Main streot Dont great sacrifice VW terms JB DAfp forget the place MfsjjJeiiuio Brndshuw wa3 throtvu Scuveiiger T JTall cjtv Bcaypnger can bV from u buggy by a ruuawpy horse at roiiilud by telpuotio at any time Stanford Ky Sunday and distantly Farm For Sale J C K ADAMS Call No 151 killed

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