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Digital page images are linked to the text file. t --q i opktnilk Uttttariumu VOL XIX 1 H HOPKINSVILLE V KENTUCKY FRIAY AUGUST THE HUSTLING Will Shortly I 271897 ROAD- NO 68 IVTJ I C 0REAM OF NEWS POINTS ABOUT SCHOOLS- IbbAI Y FACT Co Shqc Stock We Have recently purchased the Richards This stock amouuting to nearly 15000 at a hm liberal discount from factory cost is all fresh and new the firm having been in the shoe business only one year and is made up almost entirely of first class custom made goods This purchase certainly places us in a position to sell shoes for less than any concern who has paid regular prices for their goods and We will Do It is a plain statement of he facts without any circus bill or patent medicine exaggeration and it Will pay youto look into it at once lliis We are also having our Mid Summer Clearance Sale In our Clothing Department issue uti AilvnrllnliiR laiiil let Ior the New Territory General Piissougor Ageut A EL Hanson of the Illinois Coutral Rail road was in the city Tuesday iu com pany with other prominent officials tunotig them J F Merry A G P A Manchester Iowa W A Kelloud A G P A Louisville Ky Win Mur ray division passenger agent L A Washington division superintoudent These gentlemen are visiting the various cities of the I Cs newly acquired territory with the objects iu view of making acquaintances famil iarizing themselves with the country and collecting the uecessary data for the publication of a pamphlet iu the interest of immigration from the Eastern Middle and Western States to points ou the I 0 in Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi and Louisiana The pamphlet will be entitled Southern Home Seekers Guide and will contain a detailed description of the agricultural uud industrial re sources aud possibilities of several States traversed by this great system It will contain just such information as will irffet the requirements of every man contemplating a change of location or tho establishment of a new IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE THIS dOLUMN HAS IT Suiiiinor VnoHtlmi Hnded and Hooks Order or thoDity tins Tho Ilopkiuavillo Public Sohoola Destructive Fire Near Icmbroke Ratiloct will open uext Mouduy nd at least 600 pupils arfl expaotfld to bo iu their Melon Pntclics Ncftro Iolltlalnn Killed B lope mc m t Tli o Croftou seats the first day Assignment Suporiutoudout MeCnrtuey who lriciids IIopcil It AViis True It was rumored in the city that Mr Win Cowan the well known wheat buyer formerly of this city but who now lives in Joliet 111 made a fortune by the rise iu wheat last week Tho atnouut was variously estimated at from 25000 to 15000 A letter received from Mr Cowan yesterday Baid there was nothiug iu the report that he had not bought any wheat for two years HI had such a severe spell early iu the summer is now logaiuiug his stieugth rapidly and is ready for the fall work He announces the following assign ment of teachers for tho work ouly one change being made from last year man school J H ANDERSON CO r tt industry The passenger department of the I C was the first to conceive the idea of running laud excursions from the northwest to the Southern States and thousands of families from the north are now happily located on the lines of this great system in the States of Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi aud Louisiaua Mr Hauson who has charge of the work is at the head of the passenger department The pamphlet will con tain 200 pages and will be distributed free throughout the Eastern Middle and Westeru Mates for the purpose of securing immigration and the in vestment of capital Hopkinsulle is one of the terminal points on this great system and its resources will lie well presented iu Mr Haiihoiis forthcoming book He expressed himself as surprised aud pleiihfd at the importance of the city Of course our people are ouly too willing to co operate with these gen tlemeu in tho work they are engaged iu as the advertising they will give this sectiou o f Kentucky will un doubtedly do u vast amount of good V j PRESIDENT KILLED ce Vice Principal teacher of Mathe matics C T Kirkpatriok Teacher of Eurliah uud Science Room 8 Miss Leha MiIIb Latin aud History Room 7 Miss score Oim More Tor Tlie Hottoin Julia Arnold The Westeru Union Telegraph Eutrlish aud Science Room G Miss Company will move its olBce from Hattie Dietrich Hotel Latham to 9 East Niuth btreet German Mrs J K Gant in rear of the First National Bank CLAY STREET 60I100L The room is a lajge and commodious Room 5 8th Grade Miss Albortiue one ou the ground lloor formerly used Wallis as a barber shop It will at once be Room 12 7th Grade Miss Lula thoroughly remodeled aud fitted up Graves especially for the telegraph office Room 11 7th Grade Miss Susie The telephone exchange is iu the Rutherford tniH building in an upstairs room Room 10 6th Grade Miss Lida fronting on Main street The bus Donaldson mess meu iu The Bottom as that Room 9 5th Grade Mibs Edna part of the city is called are very Smythe glad of the proposed change which Room A oth tirade Miss lUartua will bo made September 1 Walker Room 4 1th Grade Mrs Mary P Walter Kitdfordn Stable Horned Ware Mr W A Radford lost his stable Room 3 3rd Grade Miss Mary aud corn crib by fire aboijt 9 oclock Walker Room 2 2ndGradeMisH Ruth Penn Tuesday night eutailiug a loss of Room 1 1st Grade Mrs E W from 2000 to 2500 It is supposed that the fire was tho result of cureless McKeuzie uess on the part of sorvauts who were VIRGINIA STREET SCHOOL sleeping iu the loft The stable was Room 4 4th Grade Miss Adelia one of the largest and best iu the Clifton county having been built by the late Room 3 3rd Grade Miss Fannie W T Radfoid just before his death B nun ha in The building with its couteuts was a Room 2 2nd Grade Mrs Rosa M total loss 1 he pnucipal losses weie Bramham 100 barrels of com 50 tous of hay aud Room 1 1st Grade MisB Lottie three fine mules that could uot be res- - McDauiel t H The buildiug aud provender con Twelve of the 18 applicants taiued in it were insured iu the Home of New York for S 1100 Mr M F teachers ceitiiicates who stood Crenshaw being the ageut at this examination last week succeeded passing the others failed Tluee place Wrecked Melon Patches for the in got Xor 11 minis aiun Itut ugutiy ISorcIa of Ur ir We have put on sale every pair of slippers in our house t You can buy them Prices to suit you PETREE CO at A fi revolver luonieviueo Aug zo During a uatioual fete which was held hero to uay jrresiuent o idiarte tsorda was shot aud killed by an assassin The weapon used by the assassin was a Slippers can be worn for three months yet Come to this sale and be convinced that we I cannot be undersold hvanybody 1 t President Borda died almost irame iately after he was shot Seuor Cuestas President of the Senate has assumed the presidency of the republic ad interim Seaor Borda was elected President of Uruguay for the term extending lrom March 1894 to 1898 The fete at which he waB assassinated was be ing held iu celebratiou of the inde pendence of Uruguay rested by Constable Davison Young Binns coufessed judgment before Esq Fraser nnd paid a fiue of S20 aud costs The other two were put iu the Lafayette lockup from which they escaped Tuesday night and skipped over the State Hue into Tennessee They have not yet beeu re Henry Graut Lee Murray and Alleu Biuus three young men in the Pee Dee neighborhood made raids ou the watermelon patches of Alma Ladd and Nelie Ladd one night this week and played havoc with their melons smashiug them open and destroying them uutil the patches were totally Alma Ladd found out who rumed did it and promptly guad them ar ally hard first class certificates six becoud class aud three third eluso Their names follow Rascoe Jameft M Calviu R J C Hopsou Joseph Daniel J M Buruetr Mis Hattie Robinson Mrs Fauuie Alleu Miss Nettie Hord Miss Minnie Brasher Miss Carrie A Wood Miss Male Clark Miss Nora Duck- ¬ worth Nearly all of these were old teach Some of erswho were re examined those who failed were also old teach era who had passed heretofore but the examiuatiou this time was unusu captured Maj J O Ferrells High School began the lall session Tuesday with pupils and others ten boardin expected uet week This i8 a very Kev Geo V Campbells Trouble encouraging start aud gives promise of a good attendance m A Public Appreciation Nerves our efforts and we are showing our appreciation by the prices we are making P Piemernbef w Goods you are thinking of link us with your thoughts and we will convince you that the best is not to good if prices are rjghts If It Is High Ola fc That we can fsbow you any thing you may need in JEEarness saddles blankets collars yIa carry the LREST stock and gw 207 South Main IOVN2EST Back bands names chains elegant line of Lap Dusters and an qc prices F A YOST ft H CO ir t The Louisville papers have this Bethel Female College will open Gov itroirn llrlngg Suit week contained lengthy discussions next Monday with first rate prospects Ex Governor John Youug Brown of a serious domestic trouble iu the Dr tHarrison has had about 80 boarding departand wife are plaintiffs in a suit which family of Rev Geo F Campbell promises for his was filed yesterday ugainBt the city formerly of this city who iajjw pas- ment and if half of them Uear fruit of Henderson asking two thousand tor of a Methodist church in Jeirer he will start with his boarding departHo requests dollars damages to certain really Bouville His wife has abandoued ment well fitted to utteud to all city be ou pupils who expect which is residence property on the him Mrs Campbell was Miss Mary corner of Center and Alvasia streets Falwell of Memphis and they were haud the first day and have their The acts complain 6t are that the marriod iu October 1892 and have names entered on the roster The city of Henderson graded the prop two children aged four aud two indications are that this popular in eity which abuts ou the line of Center years both boys The latest is that stitution is ou the eve of a boom street to a perpendicular depth of 8 Mrs Campbell has brought suit for be- South Kentucky College feet maiutenauce asking 35 a mouth out the lust to open It will notwill begin By reason of such grading the lot of Mr Campbells salary of 800 has been made inaccessible from She makes some rather sensational the fall session until September 7th Center street and that the lot is charges which Mr Campbell has CENERAL QUARLES BOYD Mr liable to cavo and wash and that it asked the church to investigate will necessitate great expense to pre Campbell is a very popular and suc CltirksvlIIes Only Colored I uwyer Slain by vent it from bo doing Wherefore cessful minister aud his friends in Another Negro judgment is asked for damages in the this mtv Iiifi nld in live will be slniv Clarksville Teun August 2- 3- G to believe anything rellectiug ou his sum of 2000 Henderson Gleaner Q Boyd the only colored attorney at character Col W L Crabb the Clarksville bar whb shot and rjlopcd Prom Hopkins County New CaBtle Ky Aug 24 Two A runaway marriage took place at killed about 3 oclock this afternoon warrants were issued here to day for tho home of Dr Charles Bader in by George Dabuey also colored A Col W L Crabbof the firm of grudge had existed between them for Fible Crabb the big distilleis who North Nashville at 8 oclock Tuesday a long time Dabney had a Bhotguu IVfitlt to thfl Wnll BHVnrnl ivnuUa mm afternoon The contracting parties and opened fire on Boyd shooting Ciitain irregularities have beeu dis worn Willinm Ij Tnvd nf TCnrlinrrrnn him through and through near the covered iu the books and it is Ky and Miss Tommie Winstead of heart Boyd was ouo of the most clainel by the Oldham Bank at Nebo Ky Owiug to opposition of gromiuent colored Republicans iu the whose i istance tho wurruuta were the brides family Mr Boyd was much in politics aud issued that the firm removed whisky forced to lesort to strategy and at 2 had ruu Tor office several times from the warehouse on whicliWware oclock Tuesday morning by prear Boyd was the Republican nominee house receipts had been issued Col raiigemout he stole his fiancee from for Congress last year but whb choked house and catching a off and u white Crabb who is one of the most protn- - her fathers man uomiuated just lueut wnisuy meu in the state Has traiu the lovers arrived iu Nashville before the election Ho waBtho leader notified the Sheriff that he will sur several hours later On their arrival of his party iu Montgomery county render at once Ho claims to hold a they were driven to Dr Baders The shooting took place iu a tailor letter from the olficials of the bank hoae where preparations were at shop couducted by colored men J W whero the parties met unexpectedly authorizing him to remove the whisky onca made fur tho wedding EddiugB ami Miss Yula Shurpe Dabuey had a gun and was prepariug from tho warehouse agreed to loud their presence while to start bird hunting OFFSEVEN CENTS tho nuptiaHsnot was being tied The coreuAjuy w s poi formed promptly at The Uourlmul AssUnifloitt uipeil Ten Cents on Monday Unt 3 oclock by Ky ft ft Jouos Mr The schedule of Assets ami liubili aud ilrs Boyd will probably romain ties iu the oaso of David Bmirlaud is Slnco IalM d Homo iu tho ChicJrgo Aug yo Wheat opened which city for several days during who foiled ut Croftou been filed time the regulation letter ot at 9i this morning and fluctuated be lorgiveuusa may ue rtcived Aineii by the assignee Juo M Du iii the tween 96 and 903 at the ojose ft can assets nre 1018115 mid the liabili ties 1227712 was 93 yeatenlay at the close bo tho One cf the nine daughters ol tho market was about tho fame hb the Chief Justice Fuller is dying o apMrs Mary Davis waB killed by a day before Corn closed nt 83 cents pendicitis train ut Elkwood lud 1 ho rQlMjfatfiM iiilittte JwJLu iXxUdU Vrtiit- - ilMaiilf u l5 tAaUt frJw imirite J -2 k i JL r icittu k iiUi linn iltiHiVfl Sopttinsoille JWtttuchlnn KATE GARDNERS CHAT Tho ench shoulder supported by full puffs of white chiffon while round the waist was the Invisible sash of lncond ehlf Appolntod Spoclol CommloaLnor to tho Paris Exposition fon led in a big double knot with flow ing ends that f cached to the bottom of fllnj flloncn I Unnil of ClilcnRO Se ¬ tha skirt lected to lny Ou flip Urauml Ilmt Spotted muslin both white and coir tor the American I3s orcd Is muoh liked for summer gowns li I It It In 1100 and the fancy of the moment Is to trlni thgm In bands of openwork hwurtlon The president hum appointed MnJ through which Is threaded very fine HmUiy of Chicago special baby ribbon tied here and there in small M o go to Puns to luv out rosette or else the somewhat newer ooiuifcifctuoliei butterfly licw The gown in the picture the ground plitu for the American ex represents one of tlm newest and 1 hibit at tfiV Lafis expedition In luuo think prettiest models It is of white The positl6n curries with it a salury muslin patterned In redflndblnck mstlo of 5000 There were severu compeM over cerise tnltotn the ruffles on the tor for the ujiuliixiiiriit though tho skirt being ochliTon neeordlon plaited mitiH of Maj llandv n tie onlv one Pro while the yoke Is of fine white luce thut waHrsetioiihlv considered s mounted on black velvet the whole be vision for the eonnulHslonership ing crowned by a jnuuty little lace Uinde In the general dclieicncy ait the toque simply trimmed with sprigs of paragraphs relating to It and nd eat mignonette and loopy of velvet In the ing in u general way the duties ut same soft shade of green Speaking of tuched to the position being us fol millinery reminds mc thut the furore Ibws for flowers Is distinctly abated in favor TJint the Invitation of the republic of feathers This item will not prove of Prance to take part In an exposition Interesting rending to the woman oir of works of art und the products oi maneconomy bent for yoti know really ufactures and agriculture of all nations good feathers are never cheap so un ¬ to be held in Paris cominoncing the less one is prepared to pay what at first 15th day of April and closing the Sth glance seemsrather u high price or is day of November 1D00 Ib accepted fortunate enough to have soveral good und the governors of tho several states ones loft jjver jfrom passed seasons It and territories be and are hereby re would be viser to eschew- entirely the quested to invite the people of their re elinrms of the befeathered hat spective States and territories to make a The arnze for gray is gaining in as proper representation of the produccendency with every passing hour and tions of our Industry and of the natural when and where It will end no one pre resources of the country and to take tendB to know It is in itself a most such further measures us may be neces glorious shnde hut ns a rule vastly un sary in order to secure to their rc becoming not one complexion In n hun- spectivo states and territories the nd dred balnr able to enduje its cold tone antages to be derived from this ben However I am well aware that this fact eiicent undertaking will not stand in the wwjof its adoption That tho president shall appoint a by those women who insist upon hav ¬ special commissioner to represent the ing the lntest at any priee even United States In the proposed exhibithough it be the priee of good appenr- - tion who shnll take all proper measohce For those howe er who can suc ures to provide for the representation cessfully wear it there is nothing more of the industries and natural resource delightfully cool looking or genteel of the United States by their citizens in than a gmy gown Gray greunndlne in said exposition and shall procure that rather peculiar shade which shows proper space and privileges therefor the faintest glint of pink on its silky and shall make report to the president surface is Mh great demand and the to be submitted to congress on the proper way to fashion such u frock is first day of its next regular session to mount 11 over a deep rose pink lin containing his proceedings hereunder ing and trim the skirt with inch wide with such recommendations as he may bands of blncll ribbon velvet arranged deem proper For the compensation of said special commissioner not to exceed 5000 tied bows of lenf gToen ribbon were nt HONORS FOR AN EDITOR t im im i wi 1 A Book 1 Latoat Fanolo3 In tho Con Btruotian of Toa GownB Muftlln BF SIN for Young and Old WE CURE White VruckH Arc In Urcnt Uciiiniul JiihI Now Tito UriiEc for Jror NovcltltH In t OUR RECORD Estd 1878 i Ootton SltirtM tSf eclttt Chicago LuUorJ Next to tliu ever useful and beloved blouse thtire is no worldly possession more highly prized by the majority of womankind than n dulnty welMltiiug longown It 1b In this charming gnr lneut that her innate love for dnlntlness and fanciful oriianientutlon can have full suing and so long1 as it does not err on the Ride of fussiness the modern HERVOUb 500 Evansville to Chicago AND RETURN swmmhus ir I 250000 DISEASED I 0LOOD SKIN fr PRIVATE DISEASES b MEf r3 CURSD SSQo 000 CURED YOUNG when igimrnnr of tho tcrriblo crlmo you vraroooinmittins Dirt j on only consider jlinfftMtnntlns rllmcmcuts of tills ovll Imblt Wlicn too ltoto avoid tho tcr liblo result rrio j r eyes ocncJ to your liorllV iJid - u Mr r on ju mnn liooilonntmitrnyrlll ViinrHLUUI dloao Wciojnu cured iJoyounow nmltliru tioofniic nlaniiie lymptums Jnro you lnrriv tn VHii rigour ron lltlnn VonlnnrMi- - TATHM TjIKH SON 1i married r a you con Muutly living in ilrcmlV mirrlaco a falluro with you finreoncnttf cauffil I y early nbuso or lator c ccssoa Ilavo you been ilnisped with mercury V Uhli liooldct will point out to you tlio result of tbco Crimea nnd jmltit out how our NUW AfirniOD TltEAT 3I13IT will positively euro you It show horr thoucamls have been saved by proves our NKW XllEATMKNT It how wo can OUAUAN1T13 TO CUKfi ANY CUKABLI CASE OK NO PAY Wb trerit nmi onro KMISSIONS HjUKT VAUrCOCBT13 SYlIirMS 4i 8THICTUUK IMPOTKNCY SK CUCT DRAINS IWNATUItAIi 118 CIIAUOES KIDNEY ami BLADDER diseases 1 Mi Sr E T H and O E 8 R R SK II fraiwii T GOOD ON ALL REGULAR TRAINS Good Returning up to and including August 31st 1897 Bv deposit of Ticket fithR Bookwntcr City Vmh Agt or the C E I 182 Clurk Street oil dr before Aug 3lst nud pHJuiHiit of S100 an eslension of limit toSept3d wtyl be allowed niakiug extreme limit of ticket R tt it veil dayH I For further informatiou call nt Room 37 B M put Bth and Main or nearest Lcicnl Agent F JEFFRIES G P A H A Building or Uuion Pe A G P A CURES GUARANTEED A R GRISW0LD Pent freo bv Tho Wnircs of Sin enclosing lo stamp CONSULTATION Fit HE If linnblo to call writo for QUESTION BLAtfK for HOME dressj iiccoiding to the latest edict of Dame Iasluon Tho models broujit out within the month are exceedingly pleasing if only- on account of their good taste and perfect originality in the matter of material there Is absolute- ¬ ly no limit all kinds being used from the softest sheerest muslin to the finest silk and satin although 1 must say that fabrics which naturally fall into graceful folds should be given the preference It may be for this ery reason that some of tho handsomest models seen thus far have been made of silk crepon n material whose usefulness and beauty were never quite appreciated until called into use for this purpose Poulard silk is also much in demand and as it is veryt light not easily crushed or mussed it mnkes an ideal gownjng for warm weather wear Torquoise blue rose pink und a delicate heliotrope are perhaps the favorite colors in foulard silks at the present moment A cream tinted ground show ing a small scroll design in bright scar- ¬ let makes a most effective looking tea gown but is naturally not nearly so durable ns when the reverse order pre- ¬ vails Where all are so charming it is redly quite difficult to select one more worthy lescription thail another but one model in particular struck me as being quite out of the ordinary It was made ot pretty foulard silk showing a dash here and there of pink and green mingled A STUDY IN GRAY with block on a pure white ground The fronts were cut loose and llowing to cross and and hung in straight lines from the in such a manner ui work design recross Gray hem omd were edged In a kind of trellln shoulder to the charming gowns tulle makes the their entire length with full frills of imaginable aud most fancy of the mo- ¬ the narrow white lace while showing bewith neath was an inner front of pale green ment is to line them throughout waist chiffon mounted over pink The prettj white glace silk with skirt and und niched sleeves were of the silk and trimmings of black ribbon velvet finished in the most simple manner at point de Venise lnce This idea Is very the wrist with two tiny frills of pink prettily carried out in the gown shown the uid green chiffon Another equally in For picture the summer girl to whom the pretty yet much less elaborate was of charms of the cotton shirt seem never silk creipon in the most exquisite shade of tan its novel feature being a many to vt ane there is much of interest in the pointed yoke of vream tinted lace made new ones that hne been placed on ex over scarlet satin while down each side hibition during the past week They are made by duly qualified shirt makers and are not to be confounded with the cheap ready made garment so much in evidence these days There are fascinating features aToout all of them but the prettiest I think are made of fine white cambric These look exceedingly dainty with their insertions of fine embroidery and frills of cambric edged with narrow lace The new plaid cotton shirts have exactly the appearance of silk although they are of course far more economical They wash most beautifully too and will be found useful for all outing purposes Cheaper though not nearly so successful are some In pink batiste spotted all over with white which look their V I MP best when completed with n large turndown collar of linen with a white silk tie This style of collar is only becoming however to the very young throat for alas the turndown collar will re- ¬ veal each separate wrinkle with a frank ¬ ness positively brutal From shirts to belts seems a natural and certainly wnlstbelts transition wore never more attractive than at the AN EXQUISITE MUSLIN FROCK present time The variety is unlimited of the front was cascaded yards upon and prices ery reasonable quality conyards of fine lace caught down at clote sidered I was particularly pleaded Intervals with sniallbous of scarht and with one design carried out in black white sntln ribbon satin with oxidized silver medallions For smart afternoon gowns muslin is Another smart looking one was inude of undoubtedly the idol of tho hour und white kid with enamel medallions In certainty nothing con exceed In charm blue white and gold linked together n whito muslin gown When given the with small gold chains Exceedingly luxury of a colored silken lining It is pretty and yet not very costly are tho considered qulto dressy onough for the gold filigree belts the filigree medul very Bwellest summer function I have llons being commuted with nnrrow in ralnd one soon within the week that bands of gold galloon exceeded in style many gowns of four KATE GARDNBR times its cost It was composed of clear ClicckhiK Spcuil of Cum white muslin made over gras groen Sand and trimmed most tastefully with Dresden is heaped on the tracks at the slllt switchyard to check the speed many rows of fliw tucks nnd bands of embroidered hue insertion In a deep of tho cars The trains are made up by grade being ono percent shade of thread color The full round gravity thekeep the nough ears skirt was finished with n deep ruffle of ordinary to circumstances moving untlar When i tie naid lnce headed with row upon ixnuslin wind blowB hard however they move irow of very fine tucks while the bodice too fast and sand Is used as a check ovns draped across tho front and ar ranged In narrow tucks and Insertion the quantity varyingofaccording to tho tho day to correispond with the skirt Prettily- - weather predictions ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 STYLISH TEA GOWN tcagown ciiinot be too elaborate rUEATJlENT or y ffl Kennedys Kergan 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O m W I t3IN I I Gas Gasoline and Oil Stoves Ice Chests and Refrigerators China Glassware nnd Lamps Wooden ware Churns Washing Machines Ele- ¬ vator and Chain Pumps Stone ware Tin Gran- ¬ ite Japan ware and Bird Cages Ice Cream EYeezers and Fruit Jars Gasoline and Coal Oil 9 SOLE AGENT Up-to-da- JFOJR m Tot jj n tilal month- i bierlptto i i I Ice cream Freezers Galv Iron cor nice Tin and Slate Hoofing Guttering and all kinds eft job work done on short notice Try before you buy at te lie LOUISVILLE TIMES tSrOvv Hotel GEO W YOUNGLatham HOPKINrfVILLE KY X 1 QfUllj MAJ MOSES P HANDY Special Commissioner to the Paris position Ex- ¬ Tlie lulrfbtcsf and ljstnfteriii ui jiappr In iliesomli I Iate t market quotatl in 1UPirl llltenRW i D SULLIVAN Nashville Tenu PRACTICAL All tile 1 On I IlHWH U m lute press leports in I Largest Circulaiion 8 01 It the Soulh AND OVElt DA1LT and for all necessary expenses und em ployment attendant thereon the sum of 50 CENTS A MONTH 25000 is hereby appropriated to continue available until expended 5 01 OR YCAR BY M Maj Handy will be under the juris- ¬ A 3IAtt diction of the state department l JNO HMiKurN Ills JIVk Maj Handy is an old newspaperman Aim riLlrit dVKNUB He commenced his career as city editor of the IJiehmond Va Dispatch From Ken lucky Louivilic 1S73 to 1S75 he was an editorial writer on the New York Tribune Then he S2SSES5SSSS3 ssrsszsasssaasK went back to Richmond and edited the Euquirer for a year or two when he cast his Lot in Philadelphia and was budding Into womanhood Development managing editor successively of the slow eyes dulled face pimpled complex slon sallow pains In baclt and side and Philadelphia Times and Press He was constantly tired also the chief owner for a long time and editor in chief of the Philadelphia PLUMBING GAS Estimates Solicited and iVfonliniio loOG W S t STEAM FITTING No 183 Orders Promptly Attended To Nwth Collet Street W A GOODWIN PPOOL CERULEAN SPRINGS TRIGG COUNTY KY POOL Props GOODWIN This famous health aud pleasure resort the oldest in Western Kentucky is situated on the Ohio Valley railroad 16 miles from Hopkinsville and 14 miles from Princeton DAUGHTERS News Maj Handy was commissioner to the Vienna exposition in 1873 and a mem- ¬ ber of the United States centennial Most trying and critical time of life for both mother and daughter Regulate and strcnKthen the delicate organs which should perform the natural functions of WOMANHOOD commission at Philadelphia In 1H7C womanhood During 35 years Winter When the Worlds Columbian exposismiths Buchu has never failed In curing the Ills of girlhood at this critical time came on Maj Handy tion enterprise All druggists nnd merchants Arthur Peter fiiCoToUjSvliie jjy GenJ Agents tool an interest in it and was not only one of the commissioners appointed by President Harrison but secretary of the commission thnt visited Europe In 1801 In connection with his other Henry W E RoHoubmnn asks h di duties on that trip Maj Handy filled voice from Ins wife 011 the ground the office of special agent of the treas ury department and paidithe bills Dur- that hG hat iiiintlipf hiii liHiid living ing the fair he was chief of the bureau A piotniiifiil EpiucopHl nrnclier of publicity and promotion and In 1895 was made editor In chief of the WHh found dead in head at Hunting don Pa Times Herald WINTERSMITHS BUCHU 11 NOW OPEN Hotel Accommodations Unsurpassed Sulphur and Chalybeate Water in Abundance Sis trains Daily and Reduced Rates First Class Italian Band Employed for the Season WEITE FOE KAT12S jMl Wit Wonderful New Instrument Unston Seguy of Paris has invented what he calls the human lorgnette He wns the first man in France to suc- ¬ rl tli S v miiiprH 111 ilip Flal linidi up iieids n Weht Virginia jometl HiriluTH Arlington Hotel cessfully repeat the experiments of Roentgen lie is 32 yenrs old is di rector of the Radiographic institute of J ranee and nus invented u uozenspien tifle appliances The greut udvantago of his new jStjtmber t Bluted that thn striking Tellioo nnniMH will probably Mum to wQrli i 1 II REASONABLE RATES 4 Cbrher 12th and Main Streets BAR i Louisville Ky HOT AND COLD BATBS l larirer and is us convenient to handle In its small as a parlor stereopticon compass he has put ull the electric stop TIih piivui Imnking hoiific nf G age cells transformers and tubes neces A Ilice at Ureka Utah siiBpetidtd the X raj lie claims sary for obtaining that it will show the Interior of the hu TJio Peopled Siiving Bunk t man body with as much facility and Mich closed iu exactitude as it reveals the contents of Motjiit Pleahaut a trunk or travollng bug That by its dooiifl use one may see the action of the heart and all tjie organs and locato and diag nose withbut error all disease and frac tures of the liOnosand many severe forms of organte diseases jSHTT apparatus fs that it is no BMiop Perry Troplcjus Afsk thQ Aniriionn African Union Mmhodist Chtinhdied iu New Ynli BARBEK SHOP t A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOCJUE OF THE RYBRT 8TBeTT0JlBUSlNESSC0LLE6E LOUISVILLE SW1RTHAND TELEGRAPHY neijualcJ FacilUaor MP aanlYoar Contain BDnK KFFPINn ValuaUe Tnfurmntton to thoie ilettrlng to KENTUCKY tairn ETC PENMANSHIP Jxaltna Onuiuntet u Lucrative Stlmttoni RDtOS VfY LOW movement bai been started iu KanSmall in Hoods sas to have a tornado oave attached to Aro features peciilltr to thorough rill As one man lzo tasteless ofllclent pvory sehoolhouse us a refuge for the children In times of those destructive visitations which are there so frequpnt- ly requiring speolal provisions of ref uge and protection from them Once in the cave no matter how violent the ealcl You never know you storm the children are safe In some Imyo taken a pill till It Is all nf the schools tornado drills have been over 250 C I Hood Co inst4tqted Proprietors Lowell Mass A Torutl Cliyen for Children asy to Take asy to Operate NAT GAITHEft JAMES WEST Hoods ilio only pills to take witU tobAggo COMMISSION Liberal udvnoqa mude on Tobacco Fou AITHER WEST MERCHANTS mouths storage Fre Hoods Snrsaparllla Pills Hopkins wile Ky flojiftiwUU POPULAR UNIVERSITY Itn AHnirm to Uo Directed Uy Dr E Dcnjnmln Anilrenn President E ilenjnmln Andrews whoso resignation ns the head of Brown university caused a profund sensation hns accepted tho presidency of ft now university ho Institution will be a popular col lege at first something nfter the Cbnu tauqtinn movement but lutqr n large educational institution Is to bb de veloped j cuttuftitn A WONDERFUL DOG 3 Subs crib N THE CIKOIUT COUItT DlIlECTOItV mm Tmoo First Monday In February term ihreeweeksitblrdMondayin May term two weeks first Monday In September term tbrcr URtiTtAN -- Fourth Monday 4n Fobruary term six wcekn Pirst Monday in Juno toiir four weeks nth Monday In September term six weeks Calloway second Monday in April term three weeks First Monday in Auitust term two weeks Second Monday in November term three weeks Lyon First Monday in May tefm two neex i first Monday in AuRUst ireekajfirst Monday In Heptembrr term two term two HAD TO DEFEND HIMSELF Mulatto Rqsonts an Insult from an Importunate Bjgnr About ns insolent a specimen of tho beggar tribe as one often sees boarded a Mnin street car during tlio rainstorm on Sunday night He had a crutch and a cane and kept one log drtfWn upt under him for professional reasons evidently JId began business at once by distributing a nutriburof printed cards describing his misTdtunns No- body gnvc him anything Whereupon he became iniportuniUcr in his de ¬ mands I cant work no fako on ho street lto announced unblushingl on nn count of this rain arid some of you people hnvo got to givo mo a nickel Kvon this pathqtid appeal failed to touch anybody though sovrfnl wom en begun to show considerable norv- ousncfS and to vneate tlio seats near CHINESE DRINKS Coverages That ToTpt Natives of tho Celestial Kingdom There arc no drunkards in China neither is thcro an excise law Arid yet it is as easy to get intoxicated in dhina as elsewhere and perhaps easier for drinks arc cheaper Wine of all kinds has been known and tlfunk in the celestial kingdom sinco Uio days oi the Uinu dynasty some 000 years 13 C Everybody drank th fermented grape juice in thoso days and a gold euro establishment would have coined money had it ex ¬ Contest Bawoen Two Men to Secure i tho Freakiest Freak l The position ub president was ten dered to President AmlrevvsV by the founder of the new collcgeJoim Brls ben Walker u journalist of note and a reputed millionaire Mr Walker who publishes a magazine In New York is isted Things went from bad to worse Until one of tho omporors of tlio Chau dynasty went upon a protracted spree When ho began to sco he stopped short nnd re ¬ things V wfiiR formed and demanded reformation on the part of all his subjects Ho the tramp Finally a tall sleek looking mu- ¬ latto wearing a silk hat entered the car and took one of the vacant stmts beside tho beggar Tho tramp grabbed his arm and exclaimed j Say nigger give me a nickel will you PROF E B ANDREWS Head of tho New Cosmopolitan Unlver- slty If r i p fy a prdmlnent figure iu certain theories of education and believes In the ad vancement of his ideas In the Inst presidential campaign he was on the sil ver side of the contest and handsomely entertained William J Bryan at hU place on the Hudson In muny of their ideas and opinions upon leading political and financial questions President Andrews and Mr Walker are baid to agree Plans and arrangements regarding the new university idea have been ex changed between the two educators and they have fully agreed upon all of them and the movement is promised financial support that will tend to make it a success At any rate the inducement Is satisfactory to President Andrews and he will retire from Brown in September and at once take up his duties as president of the new university Dr Andrews in d long Interview chatted on educational matters pol He itics and his future movements said ho had been negotiating with Mr Walker for some time that he found him a very able man and one who would bo suro to go nhead with his proposed educational project He said that in tho fall he would devote his time to hl new duties but he added that his engagement with tho new university would not necessarily require his removal from Providence It I his present home The new college said Dr Andrews will be a big affair with a view to the widespread dissemination of education It will be a popular Institution de signed upon new ideas and the plan will be to meet the problems that come constantly before the people and which nro to be solved under the prevailing conditions of the time in which such questions arise Under President Andrews there will be an advisory board of ten men chosen from the brightest and rarest minds in the whole country The greater purpose of the new university will be to reach the masses who have not the means to secure entrance to the now existing universities of the country The founder of the new college has been apprised of the decision of President Andrews to accept the offer and the gentlemen arc to have another meet ing very soon Wjthin tho smallest fraction of a second the mulattos fist was planted with a resounding thump under tho tramps ear Tho conductor who after tho usual manner of conductors had been trying his best not to see tho disturber had tojeome forward then nndtho tramp wont on the car before the scrap had proceeded any further Ue was able to use his crippled leg very handily when ho got off too Just what he ought to have got long before was- the consolation which several mnlc passengers offered to the mulatto whoso silk lint had not even been ruffled by the affair Of course I didnt care what ho aid to mo said the hero of the inci- ¬ dent apologetically but when he grabbed hold of me I had to defend myself And everybody kindly assured him that no excuses were necessary falo Express Buf- ¬ THE BARKEEFS RIVAL How a Young Clubmans Promising Romance Camo to Naught A young clubman used to tell a piquant story about his experience with a dainty little chorus girl The man about town engaged in a flirta- ¬ tion with tho coryphee An acquaint- ¬ ance followed The clubman bought suppers and drinks for tho chorus girl was on hand every night and the management really looked upon him as a steady on whom they could depend every night rain or shine The girl in question was a charm- ¬ ing conversationalist and the club- ¬ man being somewhat fastidious and an idealist thought he had never met anyone from behind tho footlights quite so well up in the arts and graces of swell society She might have come from Wel- leley or Vassar for all I knew her conversation was so choice he is in the habit of saying when asked to tell the story Anyway one evening the clubman being particularly fas- ¬ cinated asked her if she would ac- ¬ cept a box of flowers and begged to be told where to send them If I send them here to the garden the prima donna might get jealous of you and cause no end of trouble quoth tho man about town Now where shall they go The girl hesitated a moment Do you know where the Red Ivy saloon in No lie had never heard of it She told him The location was a stag- ¬ gerer On 6hc prattled not noticing her admirers discomfiture Just send them to Ed the bar decreed the instant destruction of all wine cellars distilleries and saloons Since then wine made of the grape has been unfashionable in China and scarcely any is made there or used Sherry port and whisky have be ¬ come rather popular in China durinc the last half century but they arc considered as food and only tnkdn at atid with meals Among the native leverages is shoa shing a palish browu mixture the asto of which suggests ripe hickory nuts It is served at all state banquet and also at private dinners When cold it is clouflyj when warm it grows clear emitting a peculiarly plcasnnt odor WhAt shoa shing is to the upper classes snm shui is to the masses It is mado from rice and is its triple distillate Old sam shui is very ex ¬ pensive nnd tastes like old sherry Ken ling is mado from Mongolian millet and bears a family resemblance to ryo whisky It is drunk only in northern China but has a largo use in the making of liqueurs Of these is h or latter tho best known It is thick oily and yellow nnd is a cross between yel ¬ low Chartreuse and Benedictine Its tnste is sweetish and aromatic and it has a great reputation as an appetizer Other liqueurs made from koa ling are moo qua made of koa ling and melon ying toa and hundreds of other drinks Then there is fun chin or raw al- ¬ cohol used for medicinal purposes Fermented fruit juices nnd ilower wine mndc by steeping petals or leaves arc also common beverages Geranium wine is a horrible concoc- ¬ tion while bay leaf wine is the equiv- ¬ alent of the bay rum used by our barbers All told there arc some 2000 distinct drinks in China yet drunkards are almost unknown N ung-kn-pewo-shia-- pi meu-kwai-l- There is a railroad office in St Louis Which has boon struck by a new Or to spealf more correctly craze a poctfliar craze has struck two people connected tvitji a rnilroad office Tho office in question is the Baltimore Ohio Southwestern and tho fcmzc is tho gathering of freaks Col W P Townsend is tho city jansengcr agent and John P Kogermnn in chief clerk of the general agent Each has a varied collection of strange animals and it is tho ambition of each to own a freak which can outfreak tho frenk owned by the Other man Mr Kogorttmii nppenred at tho of- ¬ fice tlfo other morning with a bland smile oil his face and a manner which portended that he knew something of which the rest of the world was ignorant lie said not a word but sat down aiid looked at Col Townsend in a pitying kind of way which the latter failed to understand After gaz ¬ ing at tho colonel in this manner for WEEKLY LOUISVILLE DISPATCH A weeks STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER PROFESSIONAL CARDS WiLLIAM t For For For For the free coinage of silver the Chicago platform the Democratic nominees the interest of the masses NEELY Law- Attorney at PJantsrs Brink building Special Attention to the Collection of Claims Main st All the latest telegraphic news All All the latest State news the latest market reports C H TANDY DENTIST drown and Bridge Work a Speoialty OFFICK over Riehards Cos store somo time Mr Rogcrmun said Well I feel soi rj for you but Ive got you beat Didnt Whats troubling you you sleep well asked the colonel Yes I slept well enough but Ive got onef that you cant touch an- ¬ swered Hogcrman One what Why a freak And its the only freak that ever happened Wait a minute and Ill have it brought in The boy bus it outside Correct market reports Correct court reports Reliable news reports Honest editorial policy THE WEEKLY LOUISVILLE DISPATCH AND THE t rRANK KIVKS Attc ney at Law nopklnsvllleKy Kentuckian one year for 230 THSJWJnHAi OF SOCIETY jinlng counting Practice In the Courts of Christian and ad OUIco Court St near Weber 41 KWAIlFIKLUJr Lawyor The chief clerk then wont to the door and enme walking proudly back followed by a boy who held one end of a string while on tho other end was tlio most curious specimen of a quad ¬ ruped that had eve been seen by any ¬ one in the office It was nbout three feet long and about one foot high It stood on four legs which looked as if they had been sort of a way put on in a These legs bowed out until they formed almost a half circle but the most curious part of them were the feet Tho legs proper were not more than an inch in thickness but the feet were fully as large ns n mnns hand and as the animal wnlked they flapped down on the floor like the sole of a black face comedians shoe The tail was about an inch long and looked as if it had been born that way nnd the enrs wore nlmost as lone as the tail was short Its a dog said Mr Rogerman smiling triumphantly on the colonel as the latter gazed in amazement on the strange animal And the freak actually smiled as Mr Rogerman ss n -k Vr 1 r - -l t 1 r fKVRilW s n the moot complete r a 7 ill i i ui lirtiinorsrunl ii i v i lii iniu- tne o ill IIlttcr Ittlian oany other it t Jimrnal It I Aiucrlca viit p ii i ipw ii i r uil its matter is orteliial tiimf rT illM i cs uicLly Ujo tlrliiira of snrii tylli urnaii otlu r larsrejItfefiliiNotfi Er mip A M cial fmture of I O VV Amrfea AtHlLniy l iltt rt nt rli They ore by tlio best writ id cf Z thI Aii7lm aluius stronir a clerri put y ii i lcliun lliw Flnnnrlil Depart ¬ nn Pv il lomlueit oauliersnuil capital aiciit I minf fiiiunrei OW ists nnl ii TOIll S Uc ii llwil i i authority Jeartliiif looks of tho nay t rpil ml by Hie Pnlnokn Tho lover of flmlH i n it l iterpst In Afield anil AHoat bpirfi on I mul Water anil The literan i iiilynufif pii- - mirout raclnf TheFishlon to thu ladles The mis Wide i f rfltineorHinit eryf TOW A IOIMCS consists of ami tragic by ho xii i le cr ntivl brdrht comicwflcNmn etc f by bent lice k Jukis ckeclo-1- t Mum riots of tho la lnce l cts 1 I ivsrjsti r VSX V Ef1 11 Kiltl 2 Sid 4Ek tUTV07 ASli IRTU7 rjOXSnVEtgiUf wni m juticle i Wffi ZM9 w uri mam ti 27 OK aav WiX ft QR Hopkinsville Ky Omoew1thCallU Wallace MS MERRIWETHER Late of Louisville Dentist IIopklDBVlile Ky Utlloeln SummersBulldlng over Baesett ic rd li i 1 os II N DREW SARGENT M D jrt 1 I rire Ofllce Physician and Surgeon Hopkinsviile Ky lfth and Main streets opposite City 011ice8S 3 ilim Court Roo 11 Telephone Residence KM Fales From Town Topics liintltptt ttrtVol Itl kitiA iiuTt aillin kN each mnVr tho remainder of tho olume conslifHof sturle mirleiouex iweius witticisms etc from TOPllK wi far Price luvkasto make reim lie I m fresh reading 50 cents S-- -U lT i tar A I rvw a ijnarterlr Jlaraalne of 1 Irtlon noi In ltd Mh jtiir Issneil flit day of March ne heptiMibor nml Decembei ltno vm 3 oyda too Barbers ltrM cN 7th street HopkinpTlllp Kjr Especial attention to patrons clean Linen atlsfaotorv service Call andbeconvluced Special Subscription Offer Hood to March 1 1S97 months rorfSJOTOW f OPffor three TOWV fnavV ur K9W1UMJ TALUS 1UUM TrCro Ti four bait Hotel Henderson Entirely new and first class in air respects Excellent Bample rooms and service uuequalled in the city On Double Car Line C spoke Y Journal Look at colonel him smile 00EI0US T0BA000 B0X Historic Ralic of the Vestmin3t2r Town Hall In London Between 200 and 300 of the colonial and American visitors now in London went to tho Westminster town hall to see the famous old tobacco cigar and snuff boxes In one of tho overseers Henry Monck bought a horn tobacco box of about three ounce A Thats yelled the the first time it ever iiirnnxiiLL or ii t S0 - FKEE vi a BONUS KIWV TOPICS foroneyear and himei nf r LliS lllOM tOV a i Usuis 13 JUDGE J C CLIQGETT Gold Democratic Candlilntc for Gov ¬ ernor of Iowa John C Cllggett of Mason City In natibnal democratic candidate for gov ernor of Iowa Is the senior partner of keep and tell him they are for Mazie It is needless to say there were no flowers and tho steady never went near her again N Y Telegram Ambassador Oreeco In Debt rv JUDGE J C CLIGQETT Gold Democratic Candidate for Govoraox of Iowa 4 Rule In 1803 and again in 1804 ho was the demo cratic candidate for judge of the su jufcme court of Iowa He was born in Rensselaer county N Y August 25 1840 He came to Mason City in 1871 where ho has since engaged iu the pric tlco of low Ho was brought up ou a farm receiving a common school educa ¬ tion He of tcrwnrd divided his time for tomo years between farm work teach ing school and reading law He attend ed Chicago law school nnd received his first certificate of admission o the bar from the supreme court of Illinois in the spring of 1800 Ho has been a life long democrat no is noted for his acumen and stands nt the head uf tho bar in northern Iowa Scared an Ell to Dentil The flight of n meteor over Kansas Qtty frightened to death un riU that wm kept there the lttv firm ot Cllggett When Turkey declared Avar against the Turkish embassador at Athens Assim Bey was recalled but he did not immediately return to his nativo country It seems that the porte is very backward in paying its embassadors and Assim Bey was heavily in debt to Athenian trades- ¬ men As an embassador he was ex ¬ empt from tho usual law of debtor and creditor but as soon as diplomatic relations between the two countries were at an end his creditors swooped down on him and he was informed that if ho attempted to lcavo the coun- ¬ try ho would be arrested aa nn ab ¬ sconding debtor Finallv tho Eng- ¬ lish govornor of tho Ottoman Bank at Constantinople fonvarded tho neces ¬ sary money to get him out of pawn A Queer Accident A curious instance of hairbreadth csenpes wns recorded with tho explo- ¬ sion of a steamship in Monmouthshire dry docks Two men who were stand ¬ ing on tho quay at the tiinc of the shock were lifted bodily off heir foot carried back some distance and hurled to tlio bottom of tho adjacent dqck whero they found thomsolves stand ing side by side uninjured We all neglect to do things every day that wo are sorry for capacity and presented it to the other overseers at a friendly meeting at one of the parish taverns The box only cost a groat It was then decorated by the recipients with a silver band and since that time more bands and plates have been added so that it is completely covered with silver A new box was made to hold the first and so on so that now there are five all enclosed in a casket standing 30 inches high upon tho lid of which is an 1887 jubilee bust in silver of the queen There is room lor 4U more plates upon the present case A fresh plate is provided by the overseers elected for the year and can be of any value they choose to make it Besides bearing tho names of tho overseers there are inscribed upon the succes sive plates the principal events in tho history of tho empiro during the year The plate of 1740 7 bears an engrav- ¬ ing by Hogarth commemorating the battle of Uullodcn A number of old parish records were also exhibited including charters granted by Henry III 1256 Edward II 1298 and by George III allowing a hay markot to bo held in tho parish This was in uso until about 35 years ago In one of tho records are two lines relative to tho burial of the great William Cax- ton Item at the burial of William Caxton for four torches G3 8d and Item for tho bell at the same burial 6d London Telegraph Abdul Ha nTs Jewels Abdul Ilamid sultan of Turkey possesses ono of the rarest collections of jewels in existence ampng the treasures boing the most valuablo parasol in tho wqrld It is of white silk embroidered with gold thread wrought at intervals with precious stones Its chiqf value however lies in tho staff which is one long superb piece of coral Too Intelligent Do you say lego pducalion knew what it was back BOMIH Mr Piogerman looked at him in- ¬ lOIIfft by UH nXonry Orilcr or New York Er O Iteuilt u and then ordered the boy cuam e oru icv n j uiiue iOH 5th Atvnue dignantly eiv to take the freak carefully home and feed him on a solution of Rhine wine VV M YATES angels food and spaghetti He says that is the only thing the dogwill cat Where did you get it asked Col Assisted by two first class Townsend workmen I wouldnt tell you for 1000 eaid Rogerman lie is a twin and Phoenix Hotel Barbershop if you knew where he came from you would go after the other one I have liYiWiYrVMViVriWrViViVfViWAWWMY opened negotiations for him myself Pay for this one gets lonesome and be ¬ for your Baking Powder not J sides that I want to perpetuate the more You wouldnt pay double ij species price for sugar why pay 50c 5 Mr Rogerman then walked proudly a pound for Baking Towder 5 out of the office and took a car home JACK FROST 1 to see that his freak was properly fed is the lightest whitest Baking Col Townsend admits that the chief Iowaer its pure sure ana latr cakes and clerk has a shade the best of hjm at prlced Makes the finest bread for 2 6c a biscuits Guaranteed and sold present but says that he knows of a pound at ood stores like that of cat at a little station down the lino WALLIS GROCERY which can outfreak the nightmare owned by Mr Rogerman St Louis CHA8 OATLETT CLAPENOE HARRIS Republic F L P Kleiderer Props Henderson f Ky 1 EXCURSION VIA TICKETS THE Tonsorial Artist Illinois Centra K E TO THE Tennessee And International AT Whats Fair Centennial Exposition Faces on tho Dollar CATLETT HARRIS IJro the Illinois Central Rnilroad call on or address your nearest railroad ticket ngent Wm Murray Dlv rais Agent New Orleans Jno A Scott Dlv Iuss Agent Memphis A H HANSON For the above occasion tickets will be sold by the Illinois Central Railroad nt varying times rates and limits including a ticket on sale dally good returning until November 7 and including tickets having limit of twenty days fifteen days nnd seven days also ticket 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 Railroad Station In connection with MASHVILLE There arebut few persons but who have handled silver dollars some many hundreds or thousands of them but I venture to say that there are not many who are acquainted with the full design on the face of these coins said n Commerce street business mnn recently Let me show y6u On tho obverse fnce of the dollar turned upside down di- ¬ rectly under the date will be seen the profile of George III a little to the left tho head and mane of tho British lion just a little to the right of the profile of Disraeli which makes tho fullness of tho cap of the Goddess of Liberty in the cap is the thistle of Scotland the shamrock of Ireland and two sprouts of the wheat of America and all surrounded by 13 stars representing tho 13 original states of the union So you will see tho designer of tho dollar drew on the sovoral foreign nations for his do signs for n coin that is largely used by tho descendants in America of all those nations Tho Goddess of Lib- ¬ erty 119 you have probably already read is said to have boon tho likeness of a young Philadelphia lady whom tho designer ono met San An- ¬ tonio Tax Express A Formerly with Forbes Chicago o rAVAKELONbAoPA Louisville PAINTERS and PAPER HANGERS C H GUMAER M D rxACTlCE LIMITED TO We have concluded to go iuto bus iness for ourselves and offer our services to the public at the most reasonable prices Paper hanging a specialty All work guaranteed Leave orders at Gus Youngs Eye Ear Nose and Throat 416 UPPER FIRST STREET EVANSVILLE IND Telephone 84 2 rings W W GRAY T0NS0RIAL ARTISTS WEST SEVENTH STREET ELB BUILDING Cleanltowels and everything first Give uh a call 0m rais illlih H7 LEAVE IIOPKINSVirLE CENTRA L RAILROAD fi20 a m 263 p m 800 No No No No No 2 4 Mail and Express Dally Accommodation ARIUVEH 1 ltnopklnevillo 4 Princeton HOrKINSVIILK pm Noli Mail and Kxpress Dally Hopklnsvlllo Accommodation 13 Princeton 1130 a in 00p m lOrlOam H H f9 3 g FIFTH AVENUE HOTEj LOUISVILLE KY Best JjHotelin the World Electric Elevator riKBCAjiruKLL Mouager flj H i 9 THae Sixoxt Xine 10 Cincinnati Louisville St Louis Cfro Memphis VIoksburg and New Orleans Making dtreot connections for points in that you received a col asked the tho would bo juror Yes your honpr Challenged for cause promptly interrupted tlio counsel for tho pris ¬ oner Detroit Free Press tourt of Useful Dog A Boston paper prints tho follow ¬ ing advertisement Tor Sale Bull ¬ dog will cat anything fond of chil- ¬ WANTED dren That dog would bo useful in a thing to patont AN IDEASRSSRffimay Proteot your ideas t they largo family VrlJKJon jyealth Write JOHN WEDDKH UUllK A CO Putant Attorneys Washington D Q for their 1800 prize offer Arkansas Texai California all points in tho West and Southwest Through sleepor ml free reclining chair oars from Irinnotou to ilemphia New Orleans and Intermediate points And K M W AKEiiONDAUlALoulilleJiy AU Hanson o P A Sherwood AgtHopkliuMHo Chicago Ky jrsiv a ill V I A-- flopftittaoMe fcenttukfan THE SLUMP IN WHEAT Jjipltiu0Ufllc 21cutmkiau v Tbore can hardly bo a doubt that f word wont out from the Republican Internal Palno Lame Tired Ner ¬ Published Tnosday nud Friday Mornings powers to tbo wheat maaipulntoia vous Every Bad Symptom Cpred that Micro must bo an immedhito and by Hoods Snrflapanlla CHAS M MEACHAM a radical advance In the cereals price For nonrly flvo years I suffered with Man thiu sixty day ago Mr Ar- nsovcro enso Of Rtomnch trouble I hndi SUBSCRIPTION l A YKAIl IN APVANCU and pains mour of Chicago and other million could in my storoAchworJc bowels so that I not stand or without great Loonl reading moIIom 20 cents per Una aire wheat speculators mid gold etnd suffering My appetite via very poor and Special local ScontB lllioflnoh lnsertto i dtlrd adrocntt y gavo out interviews when I did eat anything I w3 shortly lutes fnr HtHtidiUK nilVartlMtuonts furnished predicting tlml wheat by September afterwards seized with vontf ting Bpells I or Outohr r nt furthest wotild ad could not rust at night nud felt lnmo and OFf H aiJSOUTH MAIN STnHET tired all over 1 became norvous niid had vance ti SI 50 per bushel This was no energy whatever My llfo seemed ovideutly the intention of tho opera- gloomy and hopeless TUESDAY AUG 21 1S97 My husbnnd ad tors But they couldnt carry out vised me to take Hoodd Sarsaparllla as their plans With the law of Bupply ho hnd been taking it with great bone ¬ DEMOCRATIC TICKET bot used and the and demuiid in their favor they could tle did I began taking itof good first con- ¬ me a great deal I Clluk Couut of Appeals SAM J not force the price lor Jong very mucii tinued with It regularly nnd have now upward This country lias a great almost fully regained my natural weight SHACKELFORD op Daviess PCOOK wheat crop and the rest of the world and am doing nearly all my housowork Circuit is comparatively without wheat Nat Mrs Rinda Crocker Gladstone Ala of Calloway My blood was out of order and I had Commonwealths Attoiiney W It ually the price must go up Wheat noenorgy After taking two bottles of HOWELL or Ciimstian Countt Junai J AS K FOKBES is necessary and valuable But un Hoods Sarsaparllla I Jolt hotter than for MAIUON V Smith Collins der the operation of the gold standard a year Countt Att Y Flt ANK itIVES ville Alabama TIIOS J DAVIS Sueriff dollars are bo scarce that they are far Hoods SarsapariUa is sold by druggists Assessor JAS GYANCEY more valuable than wheat Hence 1 six for 5 Be Buro to get Hoods Soft of Schools U L CLAltDY Circuit Clfuk - A LBERT KELLY the failure Certain it is that with the condi County Clbhk C D BELL THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE Surveyor H B CRUNK tions so much in our favor if prosperJailer L L NICHOLS ity can uot now bo forced it will never Lung Troubles and Consump- ¬ ItEPRESENTATIVE JNO 0 DUPFY come until our iiuancial system is tion Can be Cured For Clty Counciljien revolutionized and mouoy is cheap H HOLLAND First Ward R ened by being made more plentiful An Eminont KowXork Ohemist and Scien- ¬ Second Ward TAS D WARE Makes a Tree Offer to Our Eeadcrs ThibdWabd DENNIS It PliRRY 1 he boastings of the McKinleyites tist Fourth Ward GEO DDALTON who sought to make capital out of The distiuguished New York ohem Fifth Ward E W WALKER natures great gift to us have been ist T A Slocum demonstrating his Sixth Ward J T WALL discounted by the reaction iu wheat discovery of a reliable aud absolute cure for Consumption Seventh Ward LT BRASHER Pulmonary nud will but prove a boomeiang to Tuberculo is aud all bronchial Magistrates the disaster of the gold standard throat lung chest diseases stubborn S Hopkins villk S GBUCKNER The Republican party is forced to coughs catarrhal affections general PivBRQKB Wm L PARKE K Lunovibw TUOS M BARKER rely aloue for its claims of better times deciiue aud weakness ldss of flesh and all Luvyettb -- J FDIXON upon the fact that Sugar Trust stock will send conditions of wasting away THREE FREEBOTTLES P iit Hill DAVID SMITH 50 perceut at the expense has gone up all different of his New Discovert S tesMill T P DUNNING of the sugar consumers of the country to nuy iiflhcted reader of the Hop M B KING Union S H Surely howefer there are none who kinsville Kentuckiau writiug for them Constables His New Scieutilic Treatment will be so eiisily deluded as to believe S Hopkinsvillk W H WEST that Havemeyer prosperity means cured thousands permanently by Pembrokb BEN CARROLL its timely use aud he considers it a American prosperity Losoview BEN WILLIAMS simple proffassional duty to suffering The Sun siucerely deplores the fall- humanity to donate a trial of his iu Lafayette FRANK ItIVES Fruit Hill JOHN WALKER ing off the price of wheat iu that it fallible cure Scates Mill JOHN W PPOOL curtails the profits of the farmer and acienco daily develops new won keeps millions of dollars of foreign ders and this great chemist patient Mr Brjaa will visit the Nashville money out of circulation but the gold ly experimenting for years has pro duced results as beueiicial to Centennial on Nebraska Day which standard is simply not a prosperity ty us caube claimed by any humani modern has beeu changed to Oct S piotlucer lor sucu a country as ours genius His assertion that luug and the sooner we got away from it troubles aud contumption are curable The Trapp baby in St Louis restoring silyer to its rightful place in any climate is proven by heartfelt filed iu his which weighed only one pound uieu as a circulating ineuium tue sooner letters of gratitude American and European laboratories when four days old we escape from the distress in which in thousands fiom those cured iu all ourselves we have so long found parts of the world The boys over in Ohio already have Nashville Sun Medical experts concede that bronMurk Hanna hunting for cover and chial chest and luug troubles lead t Con umption which uninterrupted the election is etill more than sixty Monday morning brought the ex meaus speedy and certaiu death days off Simply write to T A Slocum M pected reaction iu wheat aud it took C 98 Piue street New York giving Col Josiah Patterson threatens to a sudden drop of ten cents from the post office aud express address and deliver his celebrated back action dizzy height it reached ou Saturday the free medicine will be promptly speech eleven limes in Kentucky be Tue market opiued at 98 aud closeu sent Sufferers should take iusunt tweeu now iud November at 9Q for December wheat Many advantage of his gei erous proposition of the binull fry suckers who rushed Please tell the Doctor that you saw A new party to be called the Iu to buy expectiug to see wheit his offer in the tJopkiuville Ken American was organized at St soar above a dollar were wiped off tuckian Louis this week by Col E H Sellers the face of the earth by a clear loss NO CUltE NO PAY and others Like the origiuiil Col of eight cents a bushel on the days That is the wav all druggists sell Sellers the founder doubtless thinks deal Ou Tuesday the speculators GROVES TASTELESS therell be millions in it jgaiu put up the price to 93J aud but TONIC for chills and Malaria CHILL It is little busiut ss was done The mar simply Iron and Quinine in a taste Mr Thus R Jones the old time ket is still unsettled yith the proba- less form Children love it Adults rock ribbed organization Deinoorae bility of its goiug to a dollur again prefer it to bitter nauseating Tonic is iu the fight aB usual for the district uot very encouraging It looks like Price f0c and county nominees He says it h the farmers who failed to sell lttst It iB not generally known that a folly to talk of a small majority iu Saturday let a bird go proposed umendmeut to the coustitu Calloway and wants to make it unau tiou of Kentucky which enables mu Murray Ledger imous Anita Hemming a colored girl of neipalilies to provide for taxation of property other than real estate and Congressman Charley Wheelir will Bostou so near white that her African impiovemeuts thereon based ou in speak at Hiukleville to day mid Biird blood could not be recoguized comcome licenses of fiauchises will be well to morrow and next week will fill pleted a four years course at Vassur submitted to a vote cf the people of appointments in Hickman and Fill College last June and graduated Kentucky at the next November leleo tou counties Ollie James is also on without revealiug her race While tiou The object of the ameudni ut the stump iu the First district and there she roomed with a white girl briefly stated is to vest in the legis has an appointmeut to speak iu aud took part iu all of the society lature of the State of Keutucky ai eveuts at the college A great deal Cndiz Sept 6th of discussion is uow going on in the thority to grant to the municipal an The removal of Clarksvilles negro papers about the iucideut the North- thorities in all towns aud cities in the politician Quarles Boyd by oue of ern papers being disposed to make a state the right iu their local clmrac his own lace is affordiug that city a heroine of the girl who practiced de- ters o adopt 6uch system of taxaieeling of relief it has not enjoyed ceit bo successfully for years She is tion for their owu local purpose ouly since Boyd began his turbulent career now employed iu a public library at as seems best for the interests of their own community a few years ago He was only thirty Bostou years old but ho hud already become The September Scribnerb has a n disturbing factor in the politics of Six thousand negroes attended the number of outing articles suited to Northern Tennessee Nashville Centennial Wedne3day the dog days William Henry Bishop most of them from Tennessee and describes picturesquely the famous Three Haggius brothers are on the Keutucky towns G Q Boyd who watering place in Northern Spain Democratic ticket in Breathitt county was kided at Clarksville a few days Shu Sebastian selected several yearB as uomiuees for County Clerk Circuit ago was to have made a speech at the ago as the Bummer home of the Clerk aud Superintendent This Auditorium but this feature was of Queeu Regent of Spaiu and the boy case almost has a counterpart in course abuudoned as it was too late King The fashiou and gaiety of the Christian county the Breathitt fam- to place lead him to call it The Spau secure auother orator ily having1 the father iu ofiice as ish Newport Marchetti the famous Comity Judge aud candidate for artist visited Sau Sebastian about Hum Thin postmustor and two of his sons on the the fciune time as the author and Republican ticket as nominees for We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re made the brilliant illustrations that ward for any caseof Cntiirrh that cau Circuit Judge and constable not be oureil by Halls Catarih Cure havo beou wood eugraved by French F J CHENEY Si CO Props To ongravtirs We have baen asked to explain as to lodoO We ihe undersigued havo kuown the somewhat peculiar frout mine Dr Hunter must bo feeling pretty of Whonollis Buck who will open hie F J Cheney for the last 15 years bluo about that bribery case of his uud believe him perfectly honorabia face in poor nfllicttd Cadiz Sept U in all buBiuess trausaotious and finan ¬ aut for Sopt 115th He aunounces Ml aud will subsequently be need us cially able to carry out uny obliga- - that hu has retired from politics iiBranch Franks however to about as Afresh meat for Ollie James When uuub uiHiiH uy ineiriirm holesalo Druggists chirpr lis over Buck was appointed Miuister to Peru Wkbt Trims Toledo 0 the late Senator Bock iu whose Con Waldwo Si Kinnan Majivbi JlllI UeeilSlulc gresaioual district he lived asked Wholesale Druggists Toledo Ohio Beutou Ky Aug 24 -- Hon W M is Buck Who in h Tliu nick v viuiu vujo is itiiiuu lmer name stuck at once aud ovon after ually noting directly upon the bipod Reea forraer obairnwu f the Mar Buck Berved his toim it was not found and uiucoiiH surfaces of the nvstum Bhall County Democratic Committee ou ophe leadiug jneu of tl ff Price 75c per bottle necessary to change his very appro Druggists Testimonials Sold by ullhiud county is very sick ut hisresideuio free priate Boubriquot Hails Family Pills are the best in this city 1 Gloomy Hopeless Life ar SLIPPER CUT i WE HAVE PLACED OH SALE this weej OUR ENTIRE LINE OF Womens Oxfords Womens Oxfords Black 130 100 j Juixjk--THOM- AS Ladies m Childrens Oxfords and Slippers Childrens Oxfords Tan and Black 100 60c Womens Oxfords Black 75c 50c Black 125 85c Childrens Oxfords Tari and Black 75 50c Childrens oxfordsjTan and Black 125 85c Womens Oxfords Black 100 75c 7 ThesSfprices are iiiacle to move this line ofa ooTs j ox thehousevii out ifHt v n riS M All Honest Made Goods 4N- IT A si iSto K MAMMOTH CLOTHINGz SHOE1CO t hs wii iSL fiL J2 iC js ij iis bk iL ii i tmf jj aa W V o i V fti 3 tmr r bl w k upz t kr 8 l BEfiyiABS CAREFUL SEEDING AS3D A LARGER ACREAGE The great success of fertilizing wheat this last season ill re- ¬ sult in a larger use of Fertilizers and Fertilizer Drills this fall The advance in wheat has stiffined fertilizer prices and they are higher at the factory but we will sell at the old price until our purchase contract is exhausted Afterthat we will be compelled to charge more onLy W Vil ARMOUR Nothing is mor j worthless than inferior fertilizer best is worth buying HORSE SHOE and HOMESTEAD Only the We sell tlie Bet d w its We handje two makes of Drills EMPIRE SUPERIOR We can furnish vou a drill with iJiso firm or Mioe with or without fertilizer attachment These drills need no comments you uii fiuuw iUtJin ft 1 J PS 05 w lJ i m m tTOifrnThi f t ft S5S W jJO ton UV3HS HvJe 1 m m theDeering Com Harvester Two horses pull it ono man operates it and cues from b to 8 acres daily On exhibition at our store Will lake pleasure in showing it This is u FORBES T m Si St BRO m mmmmmrwmmmmmi fnW bmit Wtntutkian AROUND AND ABOUT Fiuley McCrenry ti teacher was killed by ligbtulug ut Spencer Iud Cbos Holt wn8 killed in a bicycle nceklout at Louiaville Tuesday uiglit in Concord Baptist Association Owen county censured Dr Whitsitt V ancl asked for his removal v The M E Page Confectionery Company a big Chicago concern 5 f ailed Cdl Bona Hill assigned ntHeuderas- bou wilb liabilitids of 50000 and m4s of S6000 A great crowd is attending tuo con volition of the Young Peoples Union v 5 A BKET0HFH0M LIFE Mans Optlmlshi -- Advorvjlty Couldnt Hurt HIM Fvo brdught you nn apple and Im very glad youre in Tho speaker was an old old inan and had boon janitor of tho Plain Dealer block before the Plain Dealer occupied it lie had one of tho kind ¬ liest smiles on his face and his wliole bearing wus gentle Tin glad youre in said lie I climbed up these stairs to scfeyxm once before and you were not in lie seated himself in on armchair and smiled an old old wfln slight in frame a trifle bent at the shoul ¬ ders and n pitiful treble cropping into the voice His glory vu his face There are few faces like it One doc not go through 81 years of adversity and retain an expression that is serene His lace wuu aalloweu and benign in its gentleness and his eyes ere radiant with good nature I wanted to talk to sonn one and have come to you he eaii Im I pust 81 years now and I havent far An Old HER TWO MIND3 Their Co Existonco Shown by a Phy ¬ sicians Quoer Experiments Among tho patients of tho Bing- hamton state Hospital recently was a prolty young girl 13 years old who when brought there several months ago was Buffering from acute hys- ¬ teria Dr William A White of the hospital staff has boon performing sorite remarkable experiments with tho girl demonstrating the dual con ¬ dition of her mind and tho existence of a subconscious mental stute When the girl first arrived at tho hospital she could not see out of tho loft eye Dr White has proved that this eye dots see although the girl is unconscious of tho fact The pa ¬ tient while in ono mental state knows absolutely nothing of what happens while in the other Tho doctor oxparimontod with her before a mooting of tho Broomo Coun- ¬ The first experi ¬ ty Medical society ment was to prove that the conscious mental state acts upon tho subcon ¬ A second experiment scious Rtnte A third showed proved the reverse tho two divisions of tho brain acting simultaneously yet independently of each other - Dr White had the girl closehcr right eye lie held two fingers at an angle frgm her loft eye Do you see my hand he asked No was tho reply How many fingers am I holding up Two NOW IS A GOOD f e- 7 jh v TIME O at Indianapolis ill T Wallace fet- - W SLBerouBly I V Fredrick B Coudert tho groat tin thority on international law is dan Jfe HH bcIiooI Perkins has besu chosen Superintendent of tho Elkton graded I- William Ray who was thrown from his bucgy in Garrard county died of his injuries Jones sisters i Mary and Rebecca with penknives to go Hfcpued each other lie seemed to become lost in JJiraCnotl county reverie v Richard Bacon a Fayette couuty I havent scon anybody to day fnvmnr nrohflhlv flltllllv shot his BOU said he and I got so lonesome You - i wnortt UO miSlOOK lur u uurgini dont know how lonesome I nra Then Mrs Lula Trumbowho was shot by I forget too I start out to see some Harlan Sexton at Salt Lick Ky Sat- one and I forget where I am going urday afternoon 5b dead Sometimes I dont know whero I am I - Al Hankins tho Chicago sporting I got lost I get turned round and I TTn llRfid a foldiUET Ininti ia inni cant think And oh my head goes ivJied His neck was broken round and round and it hurts me I Tlin Dnmoerats of Mavfield have fear I shall lose my mind Then he The old man paused nominated their city ticket headed MsBbyA J Watts for Mayor looked with a sad smile swzr r I I go Every night ijeuuuur uiuuia wes uraer atii raru fntnlltl lllirtauu fllfi RXnlnSlOIl of hope I wont wakewhenagain to bod is What up hv a boiler in a saw mill in Bell county the use I can hardly do anything now and I dont want to be a burden W U ml vu xuiua uieu tvuu uj rilin in v current and to anyone I never was a burden nnd boat were caught in a I havent far to go now If anything carried over Niagara Falls Monday should happen you will put in a kind Bernard Doyle of Montpelia lad notice fpr mo wont you You know despouderft because he could not fiud me I never harmed anyone I never work committed8uicide at Vineou said an unkind word to anyone If nes Japanese I have I deserve to be whipped al-I Count Matsu former any money because I was ¬ MiuiBterto the Uuited States and havent distinguished states ways looking for some one who was rAvie of the most poorer than myself And I usually yuien of Japan is dead found them I get five dollars a month the Col William K Holloway for taking care of a block The other well known Indina newspaper man President Con- day I mot a little girl who needed was appointed by the shoes and I bought a pair for her sul General at St Petersburg They cost lf0 But she needed Marian Yarbrough col was bitten the shoes mere than T needed the bnaenake while pulliugup weeds in money Didnt I do right to buy the tier garden at Rusaellville and died shoes What does an old man care from he effcts who hasnt far to go But I wish my Bartow Lloyd a member of the head wouldnt go round so I went Alabama Legislature was assassi to live with my daughter some time nated Wednesday The murderer ago She was a lovely daughter to me escaped but her husband didnt like it That W W Whitehead former Assessor was all right He married my daugh- ¬ iCarroll county died ol injuries- ter he didnt marry me I went a way itaiued in falling out ot a tinny- for my daughter had been a lovely story window child to mo Oh its funny hotv the Will Tutt colored Bhot and killed mind goes back I think of tho time ljiawifeat Mayfield He is in jail before I was married my wife was a and the neeroes are talkingof lynch lovely woman my first wife ing him Well Ive seen you and now Im Miss Mary Conly was attacked near going he continued good by assaultAlt Sterling by a negro who He went out of the room at a halted her The young woman fougLt ing hesitating painful gait There frightenpluckily and the brute was was a smile on his faco and the poise ed off by fear of apprehension of his head was proud He turned at Attorney General Taylor holds that the door and pointing to tho window the Kentucky Populists need not pe- swept his stick to right and loft tition to get on the ballot this fall as PVo built many a house in this their vote for Congressman waB more vote last town in my time and good houses at that 2 per cent of the total that said he fall Slowly and carefully he wended his succeeded Mr A T Herd has beou resting almost at W A Hunter and a bou of way downstairs by Mr Deputy each step frail in body troubled in Dr W G Hunter aB Chief United States Marshal under Dr mind but oh the faith that was in The shafts of adversity had James Mr Herds retirement was a him surprise It is said that ho will be blunted themselves against his sides given a more congenial place by Col Not ono had ever touched the soul lector Roberts at Lexington Ho was basking in the eternal sun of At a sale of leaf tobacco yesterday optimism Had you asked him why the cold in Louisville one- hogshead brought 29 per 100 pounds and 108 hogs- nessof the world had not soured his heads averaged 1676 per 100 The disposition ho would have answered highest price was 5 per 100 higher Why God bless you my boy I than tobacco had sold heretofore this have a thousand things to he thankyear and is the highest quotation for ful for Cleveland Plain Dealer many years The market is very V Above iB tho pcture of tho Prohibition candidate for clerk of the court of appeals who will coutoud with Hind man and Parker for tho lowest number of votes iu the rnming election Mr Wallace is a Garrard couuty farmer 02 years old TO BUILD We Oormplete A POT OF COt D A Gomteninoriiry lulillftlien an ixclmlvo item About it ltlcti IfliHl f the correct answer Under the doctors treatment tho loft retina which has boon closed is rapidly enlarging and tho child will soon bo able to use the defective eye fully Next tho patient was blindfolded and asked to think intently of some name Dr White slipped a pencil and paper into her hand which was resting on tho table After a moment the pencil began to write Tho pen- ¬ cil and paper were removed and the bandages were taken from the girls eyes She was asked what she had written but said she had written nothing Sho did not know that a pencil had been in her hand nor that her hand had moved Sho admitted that thq name on the paper was the one she had been thinking of No hypnotism was used in this experi- ¬ ment The other physicians engaged the girl in conversation and she readily answered their questions While she was thus talking with the others Dr White questioning the subconscious side of her nature asked her to write something and instantly a sentence learned a few minutes before was written with the senseless hand but all the while she was talking with tho others She was questioned but had no knowledge of what she had written Baltimore Sun x but I cant see them was Our weekly coutempoiary the Ban uir continued the following item yesterday Great excitement prevails in the neighborhood of Carl in tho north wesitoru part of this couuty over tho finding of a chost of gold and silver I by Orriu Henderson Tho chest is said to have been buried by Matilda Powell about thirty veara ago It was buried under the roots of a black oak tree Mr Henderson came to tho old homestead last week and dug up the tree which was about three feet in diameter and there under its roots he found a tin chest containing about 52500 The lund on which the money was fouud belongs to Susan Tucker and HopkinsMille she thinks hhe ought to have the money In all probability there will Forty Eijjlitli Year Begins Tiusday September 7U1 97 be a law suit about tho matter An effort was mado to find out Three couiso leadiug to degrees The preparatory department fits for more about the alleged fiud but wo college or business Best advantage in music Athletics encouraged were unable to learn anything about tho truth or falsity t f the report If S S W00LWINE A C KUYKENDALL 0 the Banners article is based on fact Mgr Boys Dept Secy Pres Mgr Girls Dept it has sco ped every paper in town iiiiiiimw xhphiiiiiiiwi iin ifcicnniwayimiiaiii mi m and we acknowledge that it has one Speclificatioris DAGG RICHARDS CollegeKentucky I OSouth Kant nek y on us NEW B1GYG1EST0RE TO RENT FOR SALE ycung man named Can uon who lives within half a mile of Carl was in town yesterday afternoon and said he unci heard nothing of tho reported discovery and be- And we are prepared to do any kind of repairing on short notice lieved it to be a fake i an SINGLE WHELS AND TANDEMS FOR RENT Lateii A NEW BICYCLES NEW BICYCLES OUR REPAIR SHOP IS 1897 Our Kent Wheels are all new and Up to date Second hand wheels bought and sold Tho Grand Army larndu ALL WORK GUARANTEED Buffalo N Y Aug 25 Forty five PLUOKY LITTLE PIGEON Btrong Another Kentucky tyuohlug A Sparrows Queer Ride Williamsburg Aug 23 Elkanah Sarah Swian the assailant of Miss to the was hanged by n mob Lawaon county bridge across Cumberland riv er here this morning at 1 oclock The work was done in a most orderly mauner and not even the nearest neighbors to the jail knew of it uutil daylight this morning The verdict of tho jury which fixed his punishment yesterday at twenty year in the penitentiary was severely denounced by the people here Kvniuvllle Courier Sold Evapsville Iud Aug 2 1 The Morning Courier was EvauBville auotiou here this afteruoon by sold at ordnnaf court to satisfy claimB of creditors The purchasers are Messrs all Coose Murphy and Cirroll young men of Chicago The pur chase price was 13100 An attor uoy for cortain creditors served no tico in advance that the lucky bid do a would purchase a law Btiit Demurred Out of Uourt Ky Aug 21 Eddyville Biilt of C I Cauflold in damaco I Lyou Tha the I circuit court against J H Hap py warned of the branch prison uere was uoumrrou out or me court iuuuy hv Cnnfc Hnnnts iitlnrnovs The court holds that if Cauflold has any cause ol uctiou at all it can only be sustained by tatmdqmus action Quocn Victoria at ono time had some proficiency as a vocalist From the programmes of the roytd Trivato concerts loft by Sir Michael Costa it is discovered that on ono evening she sang no fewer than fivo timos nnd on ono occasion sang in duots and trios not only with the princo consort but with such artists ns Bubini and Lo Grub Stroet London blnncho Mendelssohn himsolf has An English writer assorts that thoro borne enthusiastic testimony to tho never was any Grub street in London queens oxcollonco us n vooulist n tho namo having been invented by A SansatlonaUAfFair Alexander Pope This may be so My hair turned f mi ravon black but tho explanation offered namely to snowy white in a single night that hungry authors became iden ¬ A sparrow flew into one of the large rooms at the Burlington shops at Burlington la tho other day and gotting too near one of the wheels was sucked in The workmen saw it and supposed that it was instantly killed as the wheel was revolving at tho rata of 130 revolutions a minute When tho machinery was shut down at noon a gentle chirp was heard from tho wheel and when ono of the work- ¬ men looked tho sparrow was there still alive It had clung to tho strengthening rod inside tho wheel and was so dazed it coulij not fly It was picked up and placed on a table whore it recovered in a short time and flew away Tho wheel mado 31000 revolutions while tho bird was cling- ¬ ing to it and tho sparrow had trav- ¬ eled n littlo more than 78 milefc in that manner One of tho Wonders of tho World One day a wonderful bird tapped at the window of Mrs Nansenshome at Christiania Instaiitly the window Vas opened nnd tho Avife of tho fa mous arctic explorer in another moment covered tho little messenger with kisses and caresses Tho carrier pigeon had been away from the cot- ¬ tage 20 long months but it had not forgotten the way homo It brought a note from Nansen stating that all was going well with him and his ex- ¬ pedition in tho polar regions Nansen had fastened a message to a carrier pigeon and turned tho bird loose The frail courier darted out into the blizzardy air It flew liko an arrow over 1000 miles of frozen waste and then sped forward over another 1000 miles of ocean and plains and forests and one morning entered the window of the waiting mistress and delivered the message which she had been waiting so anx- ¬ iously We boast of human pluck sagacity Nan3en Owns and Cherishes thousand men to day marched through Btreeta glorious in flags and bunting receiving the ovationB of half a million people The Presi dent of the Union they fought to save himself tbeir comrade was at their head When tho line of the Grand Army procession moved at 1030 oclock this morning the sky had not a cloud The rain storm of the night left a clear bracing air that was like tonic to the miuchiug men The piocessiou moved for five hours and forty fivo minutes Along the route of march one hundred girls dressed in the colors of tho flag scattered lloweis iu the path of the soldieis President AlcKinlt y rodo in a car riatre at the head of the urocession ma waved his hat at tho cheeiiug cowd Old Bicycles Made New T Old Racket Stand J WALSH STOVES REPAIRED State College of KentuckyLexington Kentucky Offers instructions in Agriculture Mechanical Engineering Civil EngineerMathematical Biological and ing three lines of Scientific Study viz and Pedagogy each of which leads to a degree Chemical Classics Seasonable IN Tweuty eiyht ProfHSSor and assistants Laboratories and museums large and well equipped County appointees receive free tuition matriculation fuel and lights and room rent Traveling expenses also given to appointees who remain the full collegiate year Board in dormitories 5225 per weok iu private families S250 to S3 Board uniform books and washing need not exceed S12000 per year Fall Term beoins second Thursday in September Preliminary Examinations tirst Monday in September Fqr catalogues and other information apply to JAMES K PATTERSON Ph D LL D President DRUS Steel Plows Moth Balls Packing Camphor Hon duras Sarsaparilla Diseufectanta of all kinds and a complete line of Arery Plows Disc Harrows Elastic Cottage Paint White Lead Linseed Oil and Tur- pontine and family paints Chilled Plows Improved Chilled Plows Kentucky Plows Chattanooga Plows Also all kinds of plow repairs Corn Drills Disc Cultivators Champion Mowers all kinds of Farm Machinery Hay Rakes and SOLID Come to See Us and endurance but this loving little carrier pigeon in its homeward flight after an absence of 30 months accomplished a feat so wonderful that we can only give ourselves up to the amazement and admiration which must overwhelm every one when tho marvelous story is told Mrs Nansons pigeon is ono of the wonders of tho world N X Mal and Express A Queen as a Vocalt3t O JNINTH COOK NEAR L N DEPOT ESTOP Hotel Latham 1897 G US TTOTJlSrGb HOPKINSVILLE T LOWEST PRICES KY ST lMlAKMAOY Everything- Olubbino List 1897 care- Usually found in first class groceries at all time can be found in our mammoth store THE KENTUCKIANS Clubbing List for this season has been fully culed and only the best publications are used Vegetables- Fresh from the gar- ¬ Our readers can make considerable saving by ordering all of their reading matter through us When more thau oue periodical is wanted in couueetion with the KEN TUCKIAN send us your list and we willreturn estimate on the combination Cash must accompany all orders and remittances must be by Bauk Draft Postoffico Money Order or Express Order Tho prices quoted below iucludo one years subscription to the KEN TUCKIAN Address nil orders to the dens every morning such as peas beans cu- ¬ cumbers tomatoes etc Kentuckian Hopkinsville Ky Ceutury Magazine New York Cincinnati Iuquiror weekly Commercial Appeal Memphis Courier Evausvillu Courier Journal Commercial Louisville Farmers Home Journal S5G0 Our Prices Are as low as can be found in the city and quality of goods un¬ surpassed E 5 tified with tlwt street becausortliey woro always trying to find it is as false ns it is fanciful Tho idea in tho namo wns that of grubbing digging hard toil and research Thats nothing X pawnbrokers shop once and stayed only 15 minutes When I camo out iny watch had turned from old to Chicago Kocord silver wonuinlo a 8 CLARK CITY 80 4 MAHUKT 1IOCSK Forum Frank Leslies monthly New York Homo and Farm Journal New York Scribners Magazine New York Youths Companiou Now York Ladies Homo Journal Demoresta Magazine Now York Tri State Farmor monthly New York World tri weekly 270 210 250 275 225 300 460 440 225 250 - 1EO 875 - 81 0 350 200 250 If fypki9ttlt Iktntutktou FOR OARBYINQ FREIGHT Bicycle Dcalfrncil for tlio ICIondybo Gold Field Trndo Ono of tho most novel of tho many schemes to obtain tv share of the wealth of tho Klondjke region hw been de veloped by n syndicate of four wealthy TJcw York buslines men who are plan sing to establish trading potts and stores In tho mining camps and nlso to purchase all promising claims on the market They will transport their mes and supplies to the gold flelda on a bicycle specially designed for tho pur pose Tho Klondike bicycle will bo used to transport tktS supplies over the 7O0 miles between Juneau and tho gold fields by the Chilkoot pass trail Every miner who goes to the gold fields must take with him ntoout 1000 pounds of supplies and tho only way to transport them Is for him to carry ABOUT JBIG LINilES and Their Transatlantic Sicamors Marks of Identification AH who go down to tho sea in trans Atlantic steamers arc not close obsorvors Otherwise thoy would not BO often inn to nocico connin litue details that have special interest IPhorc nre the lings for instance If ono is lonir shore Tucsdnv Wednesday Thursday or Saturday ho will perceive n small flag Hying from tho foremast of ono or more of It shows a hito tho big liners squnro in a dark blue ground and signifies that the vessel ilying it is to sail beforo the day is over This is hauled down when sho is ready to leave and its plnco is taken by a larger one Meanwhile thero hangs from tho staff at tho stern a large Jlng of still greater importance the national emblem of the government under which she is owned and sailed In the caso of British liners an inter ¬ esting variation in this particular will be remarked certain of the 11P ODD THING ON WHEELS Designed for Ktondyko Bicycle Freight Lino The most that a anan can carry for any distance Is 200 The method now in vogue is poundB to carry one load about live miles hide be destroyed by it so that it will not back for another animals and then go load In this tedious way the goods to their desti- ¬ xiro finally transporter them on hie back The Klondyke bicycle is specially de ¬ signed to carry freight and is In real ¬ ity a four wheeled vehicle and bicycle combined It is built very strongly and nveiglis about 50 pounds The tires are of solid rubber iya inches in diameter The frame is the ordinary diamond of steely tubing built however more for strength than appearance and wound wifli rawhide shrunk on to enable the miners to handle it with comfort in low temperatures From each side of the top bar two arms of steel project each arm carrying a ismaller wheel about 14 inches in diwn icter which when not in use can be folded up inside the diamond frame Devices for parking lnrge quantities jof material are attached to the handle- ¬ bars and rear forks and the machine litis estimated will carry 500 pounds The plan is to load it with half the miners equipment drag it on four wheels ten miles or so Then the rider will fold up the side wheels ride it back s n bicycle and bring on the rest of the load Another device for arctic comfort which tho syndicate will control is a portable house of thin boards and felt which can be folded up in small com pass and which when erected will be nation perfectly airtight MISS FANNY HAYES DmiKltter of the Lnto Ex Ircetltfent Soon to He ii Ilride Miss Fanny Hayes the only daughter of the late ex President Hayes soon to lie married to Ensign Smith is a sister of seven brothers She was born on Walnut Hills in Cincinnati just before her father was elected governor of Ohio for his first term Miss Hayes saw little of private family life until her father retired from the white house His three terms as governor of Ohio were directly followed by his election to the presidency In 1877 when Mr and Mrs Hayes celebrated their silver wedding in the executive mansion at Washington Fannj was baptised by Ilev L B McCabe who had married her parents After Mr Hayes returned to private fwCn It several miles away lie could rmt toll apart sister ships like the St Louis and St Paul but could decide in- ¬ stantly that it was ono of tho two It is in the approach to land how- ¬ ever that these distinguishing marks arc of the utmost value and the look- ¬ out ut Fire island first avails himself of them If tho shore is neared at night rocket- or Bengal lights reveal to him the name of the line and he must consult his libt to MISS FANNY HAYES see which particular ono is due- - or Soon to Be Married to Ensign Smith or again in a dense fog tho steamer the Navy might pass by unobserved Cleve- ¬ wns educated at u little school life she land Loader in Cleveland 0 and later at a private school In Farmiugton Ky In this Indias Urban Population school at the same tiniuweiV the laugh ters of two other presidents MoIltt Uur India has 2035 towns with an ag ¬ field and Nellie Arthur When the ex gregate population of 27251170 president died Miss Hayes wcut abroad about one tenth of tho total popula- ¬ visited Italy and spent a winter tu She The suceeodlng winter were tion Of those towns 28 have over Paris spent iu Bermuda and New York Every 100000 inhabitants 18 more than 50000 and 55G more over 10000 summer she returnn to Ohio The largest are Bombay 452701 To Keinovc Powder ruins become disfigured Calcutta 771144 Madron 452518 When the face has by powder grains becoming imbedded Ilvdorabad 415039 Lucknow 273 those situated s uperliclnily will be 028 Bonaros 2194G7 Delhi 192- thrown off with the epithelium Poul o79 Maudalay 188815 Cnwnporo ticing and blistering may be tried to 188712 liantrnlore 18G3G5 Unn- favor this The deeper pnrttclct naiy goou 183324 Lahore 17083 1 Alla be removed by a llne pointwl gaMino habad 175240 cautery The earlier It Is applied the Whe i Buttons Want Out less the tissue to be destroyed for aa time goes on the stain turcmei dif Frank Somo geniun in Birming ¬ In oM case where the utiole fused the part is Involved this nirrlucl ham ha invented a lmHnnlese shirt skin of Billy Why thats old Ive worn n aneffhetto ipty should not le tried be Tenuiriif m tame intai cr ns re- - thr m ever inco my wife learijed to turn ir nr peated ii it riiiL n Like Tit Bits r r The t llltci iful r ft rtt flowing river in tho r qutcJ iv i v niTl i a Ulj mBritipli India or pi oprm foot in 180 vth n V or f leg for iVir I milas MM crack boats having carried for sev- ¬ eral years past an ensign of the naval reservOj showing n dark blue ground in place of the familiar red Next in importance is the companys flag which flics invariably from the main- ¬ mast or if a three master from the mizzenmnst That of the Cunard line is red with a yellow lion rampant the Anchor line shows a blue anchor on white ground the White Star a rod ground with white star and so on If there are four ma9ts tho mizzen masL carries the ships private signal in tho case of the City of Rome for instance a plain icd flag whilo if mail is carried the mail flag white with U S M in blue flies from the jigger This particular ship varies the rule by using the fourth mast for a white burgee bearing her name in blue allowing the mail flag to float from a stay Apropos of masts two hollow steel ones without spars are now considered most desirable as offering the least resistance tho theory of sails to steady the ship when head winds prevail being practically a thing of the past So marked is the difference that the masts of the good old Arizona for example would look very strange alongside the naked sticks of the Campania Tho funnels are another feature On worthy of special attention Ecven fast boats they are three in number In none do they number less than two They arc occasionally elliptical but usually round of mod- ¬ erate size nearly upright and placed quite close together On the Cam- ¬ pania and Lucania however thev are enormous are pitched at quite an angle and are very far apart The colors now used by the chief lines are North German Lloyd and Ilamburg buff Cunard and French red wibh black top White Star buff with black top American black with two white stripes and Anchor black As tho heat and smoke from within and the other elements from without raise sad havoc with their coloring thoy re- ¬ quire a fresh coat of paint each time the vessel is docked Laying aside the few cases waere liners pass each other at sea oiose enough to display signals by day or rockets by night and the employ- ¬ ment of the same means to signal the coast stations it is these three things the regulation flags the masts and the funnels that makes ordinary identification so easy to one at all posted in maritime matters Such a one can in fact stand on tho beach at Coney Island and with the Inst two features only in mind name with tho naked eye steamers passing once for democratic toryism which is closely nkin to radicalism and also for Imperialism which is the patriotism of Englnnds world wide empire WILL MIhh JOSEPH OHAMBERLAIN A GROWING NEED Stnteitnnn VTIione Futnrr In Formation of a Matrimonial Leagiij JrUti Clonileil with Myttcry Advocated by a Contemporary Tho mostIntcreMlng figure In Eng lish politics Is Mr Chamberlain He it In sober seriousness it begins to a statesman with it past which is out of look as if it would bo an excellent gear with his present and his future nlan for tho women of the Anglo Ho has been la clouded with mvHtcry race to bind themselves to ¬ a radical In English politics unil is now Saxon gether into a union tho objeot of n conspicuous member of it conservative government He rnny ucccpt u peerngu winou is to promote matrimony after having mnde the most violent at Tho latter day literature especially tacks upon the Iioubo of lords or ho tho romance Of dur times is doubt ¬ may again change sides nnd reorganize less beginning to aflVct the younger the forces of radicalism and tory de generation and they look upon mar mocracy riago as a rather useless luxury Mr Chamberlain says the Youths resembles In features and Youngsters of 20 pdd sit around their Companion habits of mind William Pitt and like juvenile clubs and declare pompous- ¬ that great Englishman is n master ot ly that no gentleman enn marry un ¬ achate and has n passion for public nf less ho has at least 15000 a year fairs Ho Is tho best debater iu the and similar nonsense How many Of those blase youths would be in tho world to day had their parents fol ¬ lowed any surh senseless nxiom Selfishness that kind of selfishness that thinks only of the mere gratifi- ¬ cation of the moment is the chief at- ¬ tribute of many young men and what money they have of earn is spent in dissipations of all sorts- - In ¬ stead of sticking to their work whatever it may bo and saving their money with a view to marriage as soon as it become reasonably possi- ¬ ble thoy think only of being in the swim and following the example of others whom they seo about them JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN It may be impossible for the young British Secretary for the Colonies fellows to get through their early house of commons While he lacks u manhood without sowing a few wild commanding voice and dignity of pros oats but the crops are growing far ence he speaks with businesslike direct too vigorous and this particular style ness and precision of agriculture is kept up at al sea- ¬ Tho chief charms of his oratory are sons and without any intermission fluency and clearness lie speaks without notes and never hesitates1 for a Meantime tho pretty girls sit at home word and while bo does not rise to the unattended by any passionate wains highest flights of eloquence he is nl and the clergy arc beginning to for- ¬ wnjs n torch bearer and illumines with get how tho text of the marriage light every subject which lie discusses service runs It is a bad thing of llo is at his best when with ljis back course to make a hasty and unsuc ¬ to tho wall he turns upon his opponents cessful marriage but it is much easier and gives blow for blow But ordinarily to make a marriage successful than he speaks without excitement and with a smiling face and is almost ns consid- many people think and it is certainly erate of the feelings of opponents ns true that a good wife and a couple of children are the best anchors to Mr Gladstone has ever been Mr Chamberlain 1ms tremendous en windward that any man can have ergy and is always at work He opened It certairy is also true that the per- ¬ his public career at Birmingham where nicious literature of our epoch has he created a new order of municipal had much to do with bringing about government which has been followed in nil the great English cities except Lon- this undesirable state of affairs and don Ho became the chief organizer of without prudishness it may woll be the liberal party on democratic lines claimed that much of the abuse with the Irish which is now so freely heaped upon and was leaders before Mr Gladstones conver- the honorable institution of marriage sion to home rule He then became the results from the absorption of vicious chief antagonist of Irish home rule and European views of morality and took an active interest in imperial ques- the general looseness of the social or- ¬ tions finally entering n conservative der as set down in the contemporary ministry ns secretary for the colonies Our Gallic counns man iu French novel He is the most industrious English public life He works early and have doubtless added matchless lute takes no exercise allows himself works to the library of romance but little social recreation and is com- for every one that might be expected pletely engrossed in public affairs He to do good there are probably a dozen is the best informed man in parliament that cannot fail to do harm Now on all questions of national concera would only get together Tliis is the secret of his readiness in de- if the girls the ancient order of matrimony bate and his clearness of speech What he himself describes as the rul might be reestablished on its old ing passfon of his life is ardor for im- fashioned honest basis It certainly proving the lot of the masses With all would do no harm to try it Milwau ¬ the startling contrasts of n career be- kee Journal ginning with radicalism and passing WHY IT IS COSTLY into conservatism he has been consistent in his advocacy of the vital interests of the working world He stnnds nt Prccess of Making Champagne Is Te- ¬ A Secret of Beauty is health The secret of health is the power to digest and assim ilafe a proper quanity of food This can never be done when The Coast TAKK THK Undo MACKINAC the liver does not act its part Tutts Liver Dpyou know this Pills are an ataso lute cure fofsiclc headache dyspepsia sour stomach malaria constipation torpid liver piles jaundice bilious fever bilious n ss and kindred diseases CHICAGO New Steel Passenger Steamers COMPORT SPEED AND SAFETY FOUR TRIP PC WEEK BBTWEIN TO PETOSKEY MACKINAC DETROIT PETOSKEY The dreatest Perfection yet attained In Boat 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morniug hand-in-glo- Tettor Salt Ilhcuin mid JEczcnm The intense itching ami smarting inoi dent to the jo dideasei is luatuntly alloy ed by applying Chatuberluius Eye and 3kin Ointment Many very bad cases have been permanently cured by it It i3 equally efficient for itching piles and a favorite remedy for sore nipples chapped hands chilblains frost bites 25 cts i er box and chronic core eyes Dr U3u PARIS FT SMITH DALLAS SAN ANTONIO HOUSTON GALVESTON Solid Veitibuled Tiain with Pullman Sleeper Harvey Oinine Hallj and Reclining Chair Caia Maps time tables and full information furnlihed upon application to GEO T SICnOLSOI W 0 MELVILLE Trav Passr Agent Genl Pasar Agepl ST LOUI3 MO ST LOUIS MO tV- - condition Tonic blood purifier and vivmifnge They are not food but medicine and the best in uso to put a Price 25 horse in prime condition cents per package Sold by R C Hardwick Hnpkiii1 vile Ky field mnkiug routes what n horco needs when in bad dailys Coiiiitloi Powders are Two surveying parties aro in tli for railroads o the Alaska gold helds WED A SENATOR Cliaiiman of Washington Won by ii North DnUotn Stiitomnuli United States Senator Henry CHans brough of Devils Lake N D will bo married in October to Miss Mary Berri Chapman a beautiful and talented young1 woman of Washington Senator Hunsbrough met his future wife several fXHxtfc Younsr Lady Who Is to Marry Senator r HanBbroUfch MISS CHAEMAN J i l X i i i i tr lVO man of Kingman place in the national capital irer brother is employed iu the geological survey and is now in California but will go east to attend the wedding which is to take place in New York Miss Chapman Is not only a beautiful girl but Is an adept in paint ¬ ing an able writer and one of the best Illustrators in Washington The eenn tor was formerly nn editor and was therefore greatly interested in thla youngr ladys newspaper work and her illustrations She has been very mic cessful in both of these lines of work Senator Hansbrough is 49 yenrs old Ue 1b a native of Illinois and went westt ns n lad and began life in California as He n printer on n San Jose paper came to Dakota in 18S2 and was soon a leader In republican politics He wntf elected to the senate In 1801 and was re cjected this year The post nuptial plajiH of the couple nve secret IJrkli OutliiHfM Clrnnltc A yyell eanfitTucted brick housewjll outlast one buin of granite months ago and lost no time In setting about winning her for his own She is tho only daughter of Mrs E S Chap you whu you have tho htoinnch WII it does ache Aud after ivmg thiH friendly bit of advice the dious and Difficult We ought not to be surprised at jony couauctor pusseu on down the is u fact that iiMe of the high price of champagne if we railroad Itaud traveling thoustiudstake nieu uever ¬ consider for one instant what a trou- it trip without a boule of thin Rem ble it is to make edy which is the best cure for bjwel First the blending of the juice diborders iu the world 25 and 50 three parts of black to one of white ceut bottles for sale by R C Hurd grapes is a delicate matter Spe- ¬ wick Hopkiusville Ky cial tastes arc employed for it is ab- ¬ John D McCormick a prominent solutely necessary to have the exact lannerof Ueudersou county made amount of sweetness The mixture au assignment Saturday is put into casks and then fined Next it is bottled and kept in a Chamberlains Colic Cholera warm room to ferment From that Diarrhoea Remedy ulwava xffords and re time it goes to cool deep vaults anl lief Fur sale by u 0 Hardwick there remains for 18 months The Hopkiusville Ky greatest care is necessary to keep an even temperature and even so the Grandison Smith loss from breakage runs up to 1 of South Elkboru was accidentally killed by a flobert rifie per cent After this the bottles are placed on racks and turned twice a day for juvuuuuijr uuu Biirugui aro com three weeks to clear the sediment bined in Hoods Sarsaparillu Every They must next be opened to dis uouie contains wu doses and wul averaye to last a month gorge- tnis sediment The wine in this state is raw and must be treat Cashier H H Watson of the ed with liqueur a mixture of brandy Frankfort Deposit Bank wus found and sugar JSven tho driest brands dead in bead by his wife have four to eight per cent of this HI mixture and sweet champagne 20 A Great Iiook Free per cent of dossage as it is called When Dr R V Pierce of Buffalo Altogether each bottle has been han- ¬ N Y published the first edition of dled 200 odd times and tho process his great book The Peoples Conv of manufacture has taken at least raou Sense Medio il Adviser ho an two years and a half Cincinnati nounced that nfter 680000 copies had been Bold at the regular price 150 Enquirer per copy tho profit on which would Tho Hottentot Language repay him for the great nmount of Hottentot is hard to pronounce if 1 tbor and money expended in pro- ¬ the graphic description of Dr Aurol ducing it he would distribute the next free thiH Schulz does it no injustice I 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unles otherwise instructed tNbVLfcl lV WK TO THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT DAWSON SPRINGS ARCADIA HOUSE the Chesa These celebrated chalybeate and falta springs are situated peake Ohio Southwestern R R165 rolled west of Louisville Ky and CS mile east of Pudu cahKy TUKAROAIAHOUSnl new and neatly furnished with capacity of eutertalnlng 800 per- innit Tiie owners or the hotel are also owners oi me springs ana me cuesis oi me Arcauia House have free access to the Snrinirs without exti a charce Invalids should remember that tho months of June and July offor many advantages to persons vlaltlnR the Springs The dry and liquid salts are manufactured at these Springs Forrjamrmlotsoto appiy 10 r r NSI iiubnuN ieyurroprieiors i KENTUCKY DAWSON Hopkins County Immediately upon gETHEL fEMALE fgOLLECE 4L KEOHGANIZHD Tenable and experienced Instructors A thorough courso In Ancient and Modern Languages English Mathematics Science Music Art and Elocution Collegiate Preparatory and Primary departments Building renovated Furniture new Electric lights Hot and cold water Baths Good faro Catalogues at Hoppers or address Hopkinsvilie Kentucky ttli Session Begin Sept 1st 1897 gUftU H HARRI80N Vice President Edmund Hnrrisoii Pres 8 Olubbixis List T care¬ ¬ THE KENTUCKIANS Clubbing List for tlHsjseasou has been fully culed and only the best publications are UBedjT Our readers can make considerable saving by ordering all of their read ing matter through us When more thau one periodical is wanted in connection with the KEN TuCKIAN send us your list and wo willreturn estimation the combination Cash must accompany all orders and remittances must be by Bank Draft Postoffico Money Order or Expross Order The prices quoted below include one years subscription to the KEN TUCKIAN Address all orders to the Kentuckian Hopkinsvilie Ky Century Magazine New York Cincinnati Inquirer wookly r- Youths Companion New York Courier Journal Commercial Louisville Farmers Homo Journal Forum Frank Leslies monthly No w York Home and Farm Journal New York Scribners Magazine Now York Commercial Apneal Memphis- Courier EvauBville 560 270 240 260 2 7B 460 440 225 -- 225 800 2504 50 n 875 8 C0 Ladies Homo Journal Demorosta MugaziueNew York Tri State Farmer monthly Now York World tri weekly w 850 200 250 Ea y enmih my dear fir if you C3 Po senic now how the great detect ive an otconUi tmf nyoiW Tho origin of tho name ranada is Look at hishaflds You see merrd Mexico from they are sunburned only upon tho onu unknown thevV1 cures off0 y cured nexitl the Aztec war god i Iondunis 1 bony surface just obov the thumbs means dcen wflfor Costa Hica rich If lie Ubed tliooldst3lpJiandkbarHhis coast and 2icarngtta sweet water hands would bo sunburned oil over Venezuela meaning little Venice the backs was so rlrunod because home of its Most extraordinary deduction I -f- cft c people built their houses over the wa- ¬ or heard of said thecitizen A Co ab luel ter as tho Venetians did When the Now continued Sherlock Holmes Spaniard asked the Indians of a part Jr notice his walk You see it is of Central America the name of their Jf he rode a H t an ordinary gait country they answered h v geared machine he would move Junca and the What do you say tan uth quicks nervous tteps On the country was called Yucatan in conseother hand if his wheel wat high geared his steps would be slow and quence Brazil was so named be- ¬ Four bundled and Hixtyfix mw firm But he walks along in just a cause the wood of n certain tree of that country was thought to resemble pOsitiiiHiera wvm appointed S iuirdoy common way hence the bicycle that rrcoid- hail to starve myself as nothing would stay on my in color the coals in a brazier liifakingiill Kentucky Fifteen weie he rides is a medium gear htomncli I was so Imdly oft I could not eat vena mined for Ecuador means equator Argentine This is simply astonishing de- ¬ cracker I thought I was going to die wrlcMprl only 8o ounds tried almost ItisahvajH grutifjiug to receive clared the man at the detectives side ami nothing did meI anv ool until evcn thlmr silver Chili the land of snow Pata ¬ I took two s or Golden Medical Now tell me how you would know Dottleas w the I ever was and wDiscovery lam the land of big feet and Para- ¬ tuHiituoiiiulH lor Chamberlains Colic gonia now as igh 135 pounds guay the river of waters Only men Mioloia and Dnurliubn Remedy and that the fellow rides a stolen wheel when ihe einloibeun nt is irom a from bleak northern latitudes could physioiau The great thief catcher drew a long is peoinliy so Theie have named Greenland and Labrador is no moio it hiitihtrtLiory or effective puff from his cigarette permitted the -v the last meaning land that might be remedy Hum CliumberhuVs Colic smoke to circulate freely through his THE GREAT cultivated lungs for about a minute and a half Cholera and Dimrhoea Remedy Britain is a word of uncertain wriles Dr R E Rubey physician and then replied r hrough Look at his nose origin The name may come from and pharmacist of Oluey Mo mid His nose exclaimed the other the Celtic britii painted applied to tta he litis used the Remedy iu liis etwisn tho nltlns o the inhabitants because they painted own family and bold it iu his diug Surely you cant tell whether a raun Cincinnati Lexington Louu their bodies or from tho Phoenician itore fir six yeais hj should ueitaiu is a thief or not by simply looking at v ly kuow Evansville St Louis For sale baratanic the land of tin be ¬ wick Hopkinsvilie by R C Hard- his nose Ky And tlietllljgt T 11 i cause visited an cases tt tt the Phoenicians iot in but in such Jioimes re- ¬ Nashvilie Memphis Mont Cornwall for tin England is cases as this Queen Wilhelminii the juvenile sponded Angle land tlrt Angles being one of rumr of Holland refuses to marry the it is the simplest thing in the world vomcry Mobile an New You see the end of his nose has been the Teutonic tribes that overran the iiuui selected as her husband Orleans exposed to the sun It has just bo island Scotland is the land of Scots UELIEP IN SIX IlOUItS JHAHHB gun to peel off Well what does that or wanderers WITHOUT Ireland may derive Distrestiug Kidney and Bladder signify Merely this my dear sir its name from Ir a Spanish chief tNDHPEEH CTHniVALEU who invaded the country early iu the diseabes rtlievtd iu six hours by the the fellow has not dared to buy a cap New Gheat Soimi American Kidney for fear of rousing suspicion so he Christian era Gars CmtE This new remedy is a gieat The German Franks who settled si rjrise on account of its exceeding has been getting along with a common among the Celtic tribes of Gaul gave promptness iurelkviug pain in the hat with tho result that I have Macon JacJtson- their name to France themselves de- ¬ bladder kidueyB back and every part pointed out ville points The wonderful man then walked riving it from franca a kind of spear of the urinary passages iu male or with which they were armed Bel- ¬ female It relieves leteutiou of water up to the thief clapped a pair of hand- ¬ gium takes its name from tho Belgac itud pain in passing it almost imme cuffs upon him when the evidence as oinectioDH aro made at Guthrie and who possessed one of tho three parts diately 5f you want quick relief and set forth here was in court there was NashviJlf for all point of All Gaul iri Caesars time The cure this is your remedy Sold by nothing left for the culprit but to con- ¬ ft C Hardwick druggist Hopkius fess and receive Jiis sentence of im- ¬ Suevi another tribe mentioned by ville Ky irth East South and West prisonment at hard labor for life Caesar gave their name to Sweden Tn Pullman Pnlaca Cam There is auother strike at the Janes Cleveland Leader Holland means marshy ground and MIGRANTS STS Litughlin iiou works at Pittbbug nearly the same meaning is preserved A MISLEADING SIGN tup road will roceivo special low ratoe in the present name of the country Nervoui Scrofulii UliiMiinxtlHin a Rfnts of this company for rates Well Known Actor Has His Joke on Netherlands tho underlands or low- ¬ My daughter has been afflicted oinfR ijc or writ- o an Undertaker is plainly tho march with scrofula aud rheumntibin lands Denmark r Atmmie G P T A and or territory of the Danes Whenever the elder Sothern ar We concluded she was very uervoiiH loisville Austria is Oesterreich the eastern to buy a bottle of Hoods Sarsapa rived at a town one of his first means empire Russia is the land of tho rilla After she hHtl taken four hot of diversion was to stroll about tho N TIME TABLt Borussi and Russia is tho country of ties bhe was cured of all her troubles streets and have fun with the natives TRAINS GOING NORTH the Ruse a Swedish tribe that over- aud since then we htve always kejit lie was in Chicago during her ear- ¬ nulf Kant Mull 30 8 i ro J A ly days and one day he saw a ran a part of tho land and founded Hood b Shi Sit pariliu ou hind Brllan sign No 02 Mall 7 4 m Nvlp Viinm Elliott Saudy Spuugb Tennessee over an undertakers establishment iJ St Loull ExpruM the empire at Novgorod o K p va TRAINS flOING SOUTH The name Germany is of uncertain Everything Furnished mi M St Louis Express r 07 a re Hoods Pills are purely vegetable which read Jo 58 Nasliville Accomodation origin By somo it is supposed to be aud do not puige pain or gripe All for First class Funerals 530 am lo r St Ioui Mall iaprn derived from Dschermania tho name druggiss Going inside he inquired No 01 XO limited SilCpin Nashville Accommodation does no run rn of a region in Central Asia Tho Gcr Do you furnish everything for unriay Ni trih hound St Rhideis burned a toll house iu funerals Louts and Chicago Kaat mania a tribe whose name means fol- ¬ rolns have lirougli trains solid and sleepers lowers of Buddha lived in Per- ¬ Oweu county Yes sir replied the clerk o Chicago and St Louis Fast Lino stops only at Important station sia in the days of Herodotus Swit- ¬ Then I want a casket md crossings Ha hrough Pullman sleep Wonderful boulli Amerlciiu lllood Cure re o AtluntuGa zerland gets its name from Schwoiz lie described tho kind and the or- ¬ J M Adams Acent Quickly dissipates all scrofulous der was recorded the name of three cantons that first taints in the system cures pimples Do you want carriages asserted their independence of Aus- ¬ blotches and sores on the face thorrYcs have five carriages ready tria Spain Latin Ilispania comes oughly cleauses the blood of boils Yes sir Anything else from the Phoenician spahan a rab ¬ carbuncles abscesses aud eruptions bit the country in early times abound ¬ reuders the skin clear young and rinn uuAtll IJMillia ljuiu Ar Ii ing in these animals Anything else Portugal is beautiful you would escape If derived by somo from Portus Cale blood poison with all its train of horYou might have a hcaisc ready fflflWMTnritiirilfyiiiBiiiiB Is that all tho ancient name of Oporto others rors do not fail to use this maBterly find in the word portus Gallae the blood purifier which has performed Why no you couldnt have a gateway of Gaul Italy comes either suoh stupendous cures in all cases of funeral with only carriages hearse from Italus an early tribal chief of shattered constitution and depravity and casket Now I would like to look of the blood Bad health siguifies tho country or from the Greek italos bad blood Sold by R C Hardwick at the corpse a young bullock The Greeks called druggist Hopkinsvilie Ky Liko to look at tho corpse I their country Hellas and themselves dont understand Hellenes but tho Romans named the I want to see what kind of a corpse A bank cashier was mortally woundland from the Graccii a tribe of ed by robbers at Sneperd Mioh and you can furnish and know what the Epirus price will be all ineciish iu the bauk was taken Tho clerk was amazed Turkoy means tributary people You advertise to furnish every- ¬ Persia tholandof brightness Arabia A Itcnmrkitble Cure of Chronic Diarrhoea In 1852 wheu I served my country thing for a funeral dont you said tho district of the desert man Hin- ¬ Well you cant havo a Two Through dustan fixed dwelling place Siam as a private in Company A 107th Sothern Trains Daily Pennsylvania Volunteers I coutract dark land trom tno color of tho sou ed chronic diarrhoea It has given funeral without a corpse KunnlnK Pullman Vestibule Sleeping and Ulnlnc Cors Nashville to Chicago Tho sign had been altered when and Ceylon lions Japan is a corrup- ¬ me a great deal of trouble ever bince 12 HOURS NASHV1IXF TO CMICAOO tion of Zipangu tho name of the I have tried a dozen different medi Sothern passed the following day NEW ORLEANSFLORIDA SPECIAL country as given by Marco Polo the ciues and several promiueut doctors Chicago Journal Leaves New Orltwia ill at 1303 noon Venetian travolor who visited it in without any permanent relief Net Foat of an Athlete vljLAN RIJ Nts vlett7ionm long ago a friend sent me a sample tho thirteenth century TIirouKh Butici S eapliiK Cjrs Irom Hew A young college athlete at Rich ¬ Orleans bottle of Chamberlaius Colic Choi Tho derivation of Egypt is un- ¬ Morocco is tho territory of ma and Diarrhoea Remedy and after mond Hill Long Island saved two known CHICAGO SAGhYiLLE LIMITED n 50 that I bought Leaves Nushvlllc tho Moors and Barbary thnt of tho tle and now I and took that cent bot lives the other day by making a leap at 720 p m can bay am en of six feet through tho air and strik- ¬ The Desort of Sahara is tirtly cured I cannot be I Berbers thankful for datallsJ Jr- sstLu eidrcis a needless repetition for Sahara enough to you for this great Remedy ing with his shoulder a man and a f R P JRFFfcFU O ri Pfutenger Agent Gibraltar is means desort the and lecommend it to all suffering woman who stood on tho edge of a Li railroad track with a train almost on who with a veteraus If in doubt write me mountain of Tarif D P vi in iithern Agent Saracon army built a castle on tho Yours gratefully Henhy SuciNBErtaEn thorn Tho shock throw thorn to tho vii ivnu rock in tho eighth contury InJSouth Alloutowu Pa Sold by R C Hard ground just over tho edge of tho track E I VO t TrM PaMngtr Agent and baroly in time rttn la A Africa Transvaal is the country be ¬ wick Hopkinsvilie Ky HMJKdUUXX - High Bridges yond tho Vaal river and Natal owes Hume Watsou cashier of the De its namo to tho fact that it was dis- ¬ posit Bank of Fraukfort died Germanys highest bridge is over sud Seven hundred bauds struuk at covered on Christmas tho dies natalis denly the Wupperthal at Mungsten near Piugree Smiths shoo factory in of Christ Philadelphia Times Romsehoid back of Elborfeld It is Detroit for batter wages Iliesl lllel Itchinsrriies 360 feet high and 1630 feet long tho A Neighborly Suggestion StiziTOMS Moisture intenne ltohltifr and qpntral arch having a There are four Millionaires in Eng spun of 530 feet worse by attuning The J inkers aro sending thoir It allowed most at nighttumors form scratching Tho only higher bridge Europais land to ono in France ofta contlmio whlou children to n school of expression ten bleed and ulcerate becoming very sore tho Gambit viaduct 405 feet high in They would bettor send them to rt owaynes Ointmem stops tho itching and southern Franco Thp coal strikers in Iudiaua aro Tho JIungston heals ulceration and in Bchool of repression Chicago Rec ¬ blecdlug th tumors At druggists most oases hridgo was opened for railway traffic losiug ground and uro about toady to removes or by mal abandon the contest ord torso cents Dr SwayneA Bon PUUadelphlA n July 1 -1 of Somo Which Aro Most Commorly Known Everybody knows the origin of tho name America but not so many oro aware that Europe means broad face in Greek that Asia is the land of Iho dawn and that Africa comes from a Phooniciun word meaning u black man ana is literally the land of tho blaoks The Latin word australis southern gives a name to Australia Tho ancients knew only tho lands around the Mediterranean and for this reason considered that sea in the middle of the world The Adriatic is named from the city of Adria the black town which was so called because it was built up on tho Hack noil brought down by the River i- Tho Moanlnjr Bivq Wonderful Reasoning Ho EfFocts tho Oaptur of a Bicyclo Th of Sfe I exclaimed Sherlock tho great bicyclo tlnof- catchcr yonder goes our man You say the wheel that was stolen from you was a 72 gear with rams horn han- ¬ Holmes llahl Jr wll Tom XouVe Vnum ur I rVW money the ru fvnere LIT t V7 You fCc n TonrPPernife SiZsnth dlebars Yes replied the man who had been robbed Good said Holmes That is tho knd yonder fellow rides I can pee ot a dance too that lie uses a stolen wheel Wonder nil Ins companion ejac How is it ulated for you to ttll all tJu bj mereh glancing at pose him Sometime a burglar only in damaging f iPf5P5MM the lock of a safe r so that the combi ¬ nation wont work Nt xt mornine the bank officers cant tret at their own money There may be minions in the safe but if their credit depended on petting- nt it In a hurry tney wouiu ue Bankrupt simply because the combination wontwork A ick man is in very much the same fix about irt ttitiff at the nourishment he needs tj k p liini alive There is plenty of good food at hand but his digestive organism is oui oi oraer me nutritive comUlnaUon of his system wont work He cant nossi- y get at tht nourishment contained in the food He takes it into his stomach but it does him nd good It isnt made into rood ue ms jut as atiiy o as if the uioou food was looked up where he couldnt touch it He getB no stiength or health out of it All these mal nutritive conditions have a perfect and scientific remedy in Dr Pierces Golden Miidical Discovery It puts the nu ¬ tritive combination of the system into perfect working order It Rives the digestive and blood making organs power to make pure red healthy blood and pour it into the circulation ibundautly and rapidly It drives out nil bilious poisons and scrof ulous gerni cures indigestion liver com plaint nervousness and neuralgia and builds up solid flesh active power and nerve force Mrs Kelxccs V Gardner of Grafton York Co Vn writes I vras so sick with dygpepsia that I could not eat anything for over four months I sue-cced- -¬ T Tnwk 1 Pullman Palace for Atlanta Savanah and in Florida i IS B I v r 1 v 4 8 HERB AND THERE Grapo bags for sale at this oflico Number oho Jersey milk cow for ealo guaranteed firet cldss Apply here Leave your work at Hillus Ex- ¬ celsior Laundry Hopkinsvilles base ball team Went to pieces after a fitful career of oue IkltHONAL UOShll jkiitJtfiUe MtnHtkinn For the Uoltttr Whrat Contributed first time iu SPECIAL mauy years LOCALS CO the country Miss Tony Waro hnB returned from ing relatives iu Frankfort Ky Miss Daisy Klaomon has returned week to NaBhville after a visit to her sister Dr E N Fruit Dentist otiice over Mrs Henry Fruukel City Bauk Hopkinaville Ky Missos Zelma Moore and Pearl Hon M W Howard of Alabama King ofjTexas are visiting Mrs E will Bpoak at Cadiz Saturday Sep- B Long tember dtb Mr ft ft Donaldson left this week Thoroughbred Jersey heifer calf for Chicago to go on the road for his Co solid fawn color for sale at 10 In house S A Maxwell quire at this office Miss Maudo Colemau of PrinceAn open air concert was given on ton aud Miss Nellie Ledford of Pee Mrs Lathams lawn Tuesday night Dee were in the city Tuesday Mrs J D Russell aud duughter and refreshments wore served a Mifes Bessie Baptist Circle meeting at visit of severalhave returned from in The weeks to friends Sinking Fork to morrow and Sunday Central Kentucky is expected to draw a large crowd Mr T E Bartley aud daughter will BIG bargain 5100000 worth of return from Virginia to morrow first class city property for sale or Most of the other Old Point excurexchunge for farm or good paying sionists have already returned hotel Answer this office Mr W E Ragsdale writes his J P Meacham will resume the liv- friends here that the mountain air of ery business at Gracey next week Asheville N C is proving very benfrom which he retired three years eficial to his throat aud his health is ago rapidly improving He will remaiu Johnsons Chill and fever Tonic there for several weeks yet Mr L P Miller the druggist at is a one day cure It cures the most stubborn case of fever in 21 hours 803 South Main 6treet has Bold out Clay his stock to Messrs Harness For sale by R C Hardwick two popular young men of HenderThe Democrats have made nomina son Ky who vill continue the busitions in all but one of the magisterial ness at the same stand Mr Clay is districts of the county which is al- a bou of Hon Jas F Clay and both ways conceded to the Republicans of the partners are druggists of conThe change Judge Thos P Cook of Murray siderable experience has been in the county this week has already taken place looking after his race for Circuit MiBs Clara Moore Sherley who was Judge He will shortly announce a here with the Louisville party duriug list of appointments for this county Knights Templar meeting last June MichWe recommend Johnsons Chill narrowly escaped drowning at a ago igan watering place a fow days and Fever Tonic because we from exfrom a gang plank perience know that it has no equal as She fellwater and her heavy into ten clothing feet of a specific for chills and fever For carried her to the bottom and she was by R C Hardwick sale rescued by two men who jumped in Mr W H Peace who has been aud saved her life taking a course of treatment under Dr Gardiner has been pronounced restored to health aucl has returned iMTi iiiMimiiWiO home Warren county fair will begin The Sept 8 and continue four days Two rival factious have developed in society and there will be two graud fair hops the same night Incontinence of water duriug sleep stopped immediately by Dn E Dbtcuons Anti Diuretic Cures children and adults alike Price Si SoldbyRC Hakdwiok Druggist Hopkiusville Ky Elders T D Moore and H D Smith both of Hopkiusville are conducting a meetiug at Roaring Spring This week makes the beginning of the end of this seaBoth are fine preachers anil the will doubtless be an interest meeting sons selling at this store t ing one Telephone Price concessions rule throughout the house Cos circus the show that Clark was plaviug in Middiesborough some Many Wonder sale offerings still on time ago when a wituefes in the Du gan cate was killed patsed through Many others in addition the city Wednesday on the way to Gracey where it showed yesterday Reasons multiply why you should come here Mr Earnest Salee a promiLen and highly esteemed youug man of Trigg county only sou of Mr Nick Sallee was sent to the asylum here this week to take a course of mental treatment His frieuds hope to see his health permanently restored in the near future A line farm belonging to the esl MATRIMONIAL 1 thiuk those of ub who as possible tate of P A Watkins deceased wil cau at all afford it should have granbe 6old at public auction at the court Mr Joseph aries and be iu a position to hold our BAnTLnrr WiNFBEE house door in Hopkinsville Xy on Monday the 6th day of September W Rartlett of Kirkmansville a sou wheat or any other crop lor a convenient and 1897 This is oue of the finest farms of Dr J W Bartlett and Miss marketing an opportune time for but we should guard Von should not Georgie Wiufree a daughter of Esq in Christian couuly Geo W Wiufree of Casky were against the spirit of speculation that miss this sale mairied Wednesday at the home of is taking such strong hold of our peo There will be a picnic and bran the brides parents Thev will make pie especially at this time I under stand the bucket Bhops everywhere dance at Millb budge near Fruit their home at Kirkmansville are being crowded men tumbling Hill on to morrow aud a big crowd is H T Waters and Miss OUie Nor over each other in the rush to place expected to be on hand Mr Juo C City from their thoir mnnnr nn nntinna nntu nnrl Duffy Democratic caudidate for the maU eloped tO this homes in Todd couutyKy and were caiB Hnj mnnj of them uouest legislature will make it speech and uuited iu marriage ut the court house farmers other candidates pre invited vesterdav Sauire Smith performing Brethren such things ought not Arthur C Bnki editor of The tho ceremony Clarksville Times to be If you will get excited arid Major he coli rtd paper is a candi Sam Stacker are letermiued to spend thtB money date for inngistruie iu North Hopof Clarksville Tenii and Mrs Mar by all meaiiB put it iu wlieat fields kinsville dihtrict The district has itu daughter of Rev and granaries and not in puts iiud T overwhelming nmjoiity of colored garet A Powell of thiB city were calls where it will go to make the Taylor voters and ifhih own race votes foi Geo at city gambleis richer and the farmers bim Banks will be easily nominated married last evening at 8 oclock on poorer Farmer of tho bridoa father V A LUtlepage the the home and elected North Virginia street A One louiul Midget other colored candidate has with drawn I WISH TO GOTO FLORIDA I St Louis Mo Aug 25 Clarence offer my homo farm of 100 acres good George WeBley Trapp is not as big ob level land aud line tobacco farm 2J his naiie Iu fact he cau lay claim miles west of Howell for SU00 cash to beiug the smallest thing that ever orSIBOOhalf cash and balance in p lyments or 1 will Bell 81 acreB fine happened in his line He is a salmon wlieat land i mile west of Howell colored infant not much larger than fallowing a doll his head being about the size nearly all iu cultivaion Call of a peach He iB the third child of 1G00 half cash done price W E Ejibby aud see bargains Mrs Trapp buxom and 25 years old Mr and Mrs Max Loweuthal havo gone to Cincinnati MeBsrfl C M Latham and T M Jonea have gone to New York Miss Elizabeth BIftkomoro ib visit wlfeut has beou selling for ouevdollar per bushel in Christlnu countyf and at n time too when most of it is in thqhandBof tho growers It is a Gdd eoud to our farmers for if there eVer was a time whou thuy needed it lift it is uow For the payt threo vaitra it has seemed that Dame For tune had u chronic frowu for them dark and relentless but her face has cleared now und she is smiling once more It is not the purposo of this article to enter into the cuuSos that brought this about nor to rejoice over the misfortuues of other uatious that have worked for tho good of this one btit to venture a word of warning to our farmers myself omoug the number those of ua who have hold our wheat nud reaped tho benefit of tho advance in price are apt to congratulate ourselves on our wise fore sight aud be encouraged to hold again next year and do tho same thing over ugaiu aud thoso who sold at about sixty ceuta when tho murktt opened a- price at which we cau all well afford to raise wheat are dis and are posed to kick themselves figuring out un actual loss of forty cents per bushel which might as well have been made and have determined to hold their wheat next year The advance in price just at this time while preparation is making for planting will stimulate to u larger sowing thanlusual iu all of thtviuter wheat growing BectioUs The storing of this crop should it make a good yield will require double the storage capacity of the county or vicinity This storage will have to be provided by the farmers themselves dt a heavy Now the suggestions I expense wish to make are these First dont permit yoursolves to be drawu into Bowing a larger crop this year than you could afford to lose in case of a failure in yield aud Second dout use up all of the profits you have made on the crop be ing marketed uow iu building giau aries that may be or may not be a benefit to you Lets try aud hoid on to this quarter of a million dollars aud use it for our present relief as far BVCKNER XtCertl Centers In nil it iid font Ij5itatfc Ag oratR BArfK OFFIOE OVUR FttlST NATIONAL elates r ttr of rchl estate HtfrkiNvnLE Jluyseli Ky For many years science has Btudied liauors Result ho wIkiIh world U608 whiskey It has nrovetl the best Btimulaut and does not injure nerves uuu iiBsnes iiko coca uiuea aud other drugged compounds And HARPER Whiskey is the ideal whiskey W R LONG For sale by Hopkinsville Ky 1 10 Days I Cost Safe CATCH OR j2 1 i Everybody llii ofl Should Read Their Home Paper ii clmticp to reiuL It for Nothing Do you waut the seini veekly Ken tuckiau delivered FREE to you for 10 weeks If bo purchase from ub goods to the amouut of 5f3 00 three dollars und the paper will be delivered to your address free of charge Tickets giveu with each ten cent purchase We carry a full line of every thitig usually found in u first clas drug store All goods guaran teed 6trictly puro and of tho very best Piescriptiona have our quality prompt and careful attention pt all liours day or night Telephoue 119 Wo kiudly solicit your patronage Very Respectfully L P Miller To The Best Opportuniy of a Lifetime zS For Buying Cheap i V- FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS We offer choice of Spring and Summer Goods AT AND BELOW COST Its a quick turn ou very cloe margins to Biitisfy u lively demand for Dry Goods Noious Carpets Mattings Millinery and Furuishiug Goods The Druggist and Statiouer Ragsdale Cooper Cob Block Cash paid for Bonds and Bank Stock Money loaned at 6 per cent in sums of Sl500 aud upwurda ou good farniB iu Keutucky and Tennes ee uotjexceediugld per cent of appr dsed value Dwellings to Bell or rent - Catch On to the Fact - WALTER F GARNETT CO Fiuaucial and Insurance Agents Lime For Fertilizer We That these choice new goods can uow1 bo bought at prices never before named for vulues iu auy way approach iug these we uow place at the disposal of wide awake aud discriminating judges of good bargains who will not loose a minutes time iu taking advantage of the phenomenal are making fanners a spcial low price on lime for feiti ltng purposes Man far mers are now uslni I line for this mm o e with reat satUrnctlon I can sell it In large quan tities at very low rate Tlie tfooa results loi lowing its Ufo last lor five years all and sco usat Dalton Ilios ofllce NoO fcitth stieet your tertilizor oeioro buying Low Price Sale 0G s g The HOPK1NSVILLE LIME WORKS G E Dalton Propr Catch On To The Fact That our entire stock is mntte up of th choi6est se- lectioiH and lauVt styles that ttll like lightning at the prices we now ask Notice Beginning All persons holding claims against G the estate of P T Sheltoti deceabed 4g will file same with me properl proven on or before Sept 1 1897 aud parties knowing themselves in 3 lebled to said deceased will pleaso eome and settle same at once thereby living cost b MAMASON O m i i a Aug 3 97 Admiuistiutor S9 of Mrs A J McDituiel deceased are hereby notified lo come forwaid aud make settlement ANo h1 pet sous having chums against tin said estate are leqnesied to preaeut them for payments properly certified Papers will be found at the B mk of Notice All persons indebted to the estate SSf IIOPKINSVILLE KY 7iiuwuAmuimiuimaiWiafo i KIc h piiiak 7 1 26 J Up VEAHS 1H IIOMB PHOVE 107 1 Hopkiusville SAPIf OLD STAND DILIGKNCC wrf553 COUKTKSV A J STUART f EseclUors 7000 To loan ou first cla a real estate Alan good lieu notes wanted CHRISTIAN CO AISTRACT CO H V Mreatiito aud Jno T Edmunds Mgin Oil in Christian County I have iu my hauda for sale a fine W n ell Stairs m Henry Block Op Opera House you ai d will do it if 3011 will ccme and i ee 01 large bloik of BAS8ETT cc CO FURNITURE AND KINDRED BRANCHES My expenses are light as I urn up stairs and I will make it pay you to come and see me I am prepared to do Undertaking in all its brnncbes lam also a practical EMBALMER Refer you to thoso that havo seen my work A W- - PYLE- - farm of 667 acres on which there ure sure signs of petroleum There is a well ou tho farm 9t feet deep and in tho Spriug of the year the water is so strong with kerosiu0 that the stock will not drink it This farm must be60ld If you want to got rich write or call on W S IT J KTOXVVWVW- - Hopkiusville Ky Haleatty Rensiiaw THOMPSONS OLD STAND Fine eligible building lots for sale on 19th street One lot corner Virginia street and 21st Furniture and Undertaker New Stock IBest Goods and LOWEST FRIGES New and Elegant Funeral Car for the Undertaking Department Dick Everett a Practical Undertaker of 20 years experience bus charge of this branch of our business iwxnFjr nvvWAVI I street and one lot street Apply to DR J A on 21st OUNN STACKEB-PownLL-- Administrators Sale As administrator of Geo W Cayce deceased I will on Thursday Sept 2 Bell at public auctiou on the premises personal property consisting of horses mules cattle hogs farm ma chiuery implements reapers mowers wheat drill wagons buggiea 50 acres of growiug corn 100 lba old corn a lot of hay aud other property Also household and kitchen furniture Sale to begin at 9 a m Terms made kuowu on day of sale IKE H CAYCE Admr Give us a call No 8 Main Street H0PK1NSVILLE KY 1 an OUT DO s Your neighbor by ordering the Dinner Supper Refresh- meats Ices or other delicacies from Kentuckys leading caterers aud buvo trouble and money 111 Celebrated for its groat leavening etreugth und healthfuluens ARtireB huh the food ngubBt ii urn and citit t r jti ii common to th heap i mi d I Absolutely Pure II YA 1 uW Dill CO NEW TjBK SlrlkH ut tliu Momirth Mint Spot cash E L FOULKS Mudisouville Ky Aug 21 Men R StslionkinsvilleKy St Louis Aug2ij A telegmtn from at the Monarch mines have gone out XfiiiiAiill Iteiiiovull Pine Bluff Ark this nfterupou saya oa a strike because of a half cent cut par bushel for mining The rdd no six negtoes and probably beveu aro John Moayon Tho Farmers tion una made by the iesbeea uudyri reported to huve been lynched in tin receivers and came as n surprise IJiieiid will movo his atock of goodb Cleburne county some time- - this Uli llio liou o lortnally occupied bv l n Co about Sept 15 morning Th negroes were itrrefatod IU liiu uumi iiiivi juifjoi ujjpinivto j Wiufree Bros or JM bh uid door Irom tuo lnrtt for mmdtiie und iibfmults committed who condemn the cut tff on white citiZBiiH lust Sunday 7ptlQual Bank on Main street Dont xorgei me piaceMadisonvillo Jty Aug 25 1 At a colored festival iu the Trenton atcikjuoL tfcu Motiaroh Coal Cqiii Scuvengvr neighborhood Jol n xudrewa was and Tni Aiidiews prhaj a nituvmlii6ywrts settled this morn- killed J T Hall city scavenger can be t l 1lt littafy wjuivlei bv Johueou l ug lj the jBBSfeB restoring tho aid reached by telphone nt any time and Mose Mumns Saturday uight uau no lot pnv6 of milling AVIioIcbiiIh The followiug colored couples have been granted licenses to wed thiB week Thos Lander to Rachel Qiarlee Ed Bell to Ella Alleu Tom McCain to Pearl Bush Jim Gregg to Anna Munfcid Louis Dickinson to Lucy Baker Lyiulilcu Wind Mill For Sale A complete all ateel mill 70 feet formerly ot Louisville Ky comiug from there several mouths ago They high and pump tauk and 250 to 800 live at 818 South Eighth strreet The feet piping for less than 100 R S POOL Gracey Ky child is hearty and doesnt cry Weight one pound length eight Best jjump Joal six and inches J i KLEIN SON 516 Fourth AGENTS FOR ALLEGRETTI CHOCO LATES Louisville Ky Farm For Sale llliu for Axyluin OrocorUd si tne hali cents per bushel A BR w Bids will be received on 5 tierces I desire 10 tell roy f nrm pf 3C0 ncroa 0 mile of lard kettle rendered G bbls of from llopkinavlljo good lmprovmeiitsflaoreu UfnberrunnliiK water fiorea apple 01 oliard all gronulated sugar 1 bbls nioluBaesj undor good foiled also my residence with 10 10 bags collee 10 boxes soap acre tot on 9ti t I will sell thU property at a to bo to furuisued Western ureat sacrifice ow easy terms for Kentucky Asylum Insane Prices to bo on laid down at Hopkiusville Clivup ItiiiuuITrlp Kutti IoUIiUiiso All goodH to be Jiist class iu quality Tickets will bo Bold from Hopkins UoodB will bu selected from tho low best bids ou each ville to Chicago and return via the est and reserved to eject article The auy nud right is E T II Ry forS800 Aug 28ll- bids Bids must bu bunded in all at and wll bo good returning Aug 81 First Nptiquul Bauk by 10 oclock u Also 1500 lbs bacon ThiB ib a very low rate aud all who mAug27 A H Andeii3ok Steward aides desire a trip to Chicago Ihoud take Two men wore Jinudered at a pic ¬ advantage of it For further iufor inatiou BeetigeutB of connecting lines nic at Kendall Ark goods 1 - JU IlADfi Hopkiusville Ky i if Jiu KAjhfJt tiJi aA M mA3tet 4nJbti

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