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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: August 31, 1897

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J ii iiMT id i Hi fc1 VOL XIX VMy PLAIN DRY FACTS V vv HdPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY TXSDAY AUGUST 311897 ME AND JIM POPULIST LEADER KEYS WAY NO 66 0REAM t OF NEWS THANK YOU WOIIDS OF UltATITUUKTIIK 1AST1IE IT THAT CANT SEE IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN HAS IT itvmt siOKi lluny About Ills Ice Factory Judgit Jlreiitlillt Visits IiiiIuciiIi Whllo the Artesian Well Tlie Wool Crop Anon lopullst lire Ilnvlng 11 Meeting He Crofton Other Scoop too Numer Uuts No Uiicoiiritgeiuent This Time ous to Mention at Forest Kills Drop Demi of Apoplexy While Mr Forest L Ellis president ot the EIHb Ice Company dropped dead at Lib factory in this city about 830 oclock Saturday morning He left his home in his usual robuBt health and shoitly after eight oclock began to assist Superintendent R A Peck and a colored wagoner to load a vehicle with ice to send to the asy- ¬ lum He was ou the high platform bhoving the cakes along the platform so the colored man could reach them when he suddenly complained o feeling a peculiar suffocating sensation in his chest He stepped off the platform and walking ton steps tothe engine room door and Bat down on ai rough bench Biyiug ho felt very ill Mr Peck went inside aud got a cbaiir and he got up aud took a seat in the chair sajing Thank you The3e were his last words Mr Peck turned and went iuside after tolling him ho would ring for a doctor He had hardly gotten inside whon the driverr called to him that Mr EIHb had fallen out of the chair Leaving the telephone he ran to him and one glance showed that he was dead or in a dying condition In falling his head was slightly down hill and raising Ihb head Mr Peck dashed a glass of water iu his face and then rushed to the telephone and told central to send a doctor quick Iu a very few minutes Pr arrived but it waB too late Eager In fact Mr Ellis was dead when he dropped to the ground He literally dropped dead and never moved aftecc falling The news soou spread over tQe eftyv and cau bed universal soriow His brother Mr Lee EHis was out in the city delivering ice and was soon summoned Mra Ellis was has ¬ tily conveyed to the mill but waar bo prostrated that it waa necessary to take her home at once His only sou Lewi i a boy of sixteen was in Madisouville and did not reach home uutil the afternoon train came His youuger brother Drl C D Ellis of Cleveland O was notified and came on the first train Co Shoe Stock have recently purchased the Richards in V amounting to nearly 15000 at a good liberal discount from factory cost This stock 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 T We will Do It our This is a plain statement of the facts without any circus bill or patent medicine exaggeration and it will pay you to look into it at once We are also having Mid Summer Clearance Sale In our Clothing Department J H ANDERSON CO likViwiwiwvwwvvv VJ Great Slipper Sale We have put on sale every pair of slippers in our house You can buy them Prices to suit PETREE at yotie Slippers can be worn for three months yet Come to this sale and be convinced that we cannot be undersold by anybody CO m I qmSlmmGaSimfvSammnmStfntaffTfmna Jv rfj w Jv Public Appreciation Nerves our efforts and the prices we are making we- are showing our appreciation by t Remember 2te Goods you fare thinking of link us with your thoughts and we will convince you that the best is not to good if prices are right If Xt Is t HCisii OlaHsu The Register gives the followincr news item about the Bame meeting About thirty Populists representing McCrackeu Carlisle aud Ballard couuties assembled yesterday at the St Nicholas hotel for the purpose of nominating a candidate lor State Senator Mr Nelson of Marshall couuty was elected chairman aul E J Ogilviewot this couuty secretary There was considerable discussion over the question of making the nomi nation and when it was put to u vote the proposition to make a nomination was deleated by a vote of 20 to Jaul iu behalf of Judge Cook From the present indications Judge Breathitt may as well prepare him self to engage in other business after The Paducah Visitor contains nu account of n meeting of Populists at Paducah Saturday aud also uotes that Jjidgo James Breathitt happened to bo in iho city at the same time Thejnrticle follows Of OUi8e it was not by agreement that Judge JameB Breathitt from the county of Chris tiauf candidate for circuit judge in the Third judicial district and Hon Ben 0 Keys three times candidate for congress and general populist politician from the county of Callo wayj should meet iu Paducah on the same day arriving iu the city at the same hour on different railroads Paducah is a small place and it was more than natural that two such prominent political lights should run across euch other iu wandering about the dity and then Calloway is Mr Breathitts district aud beiug a very large county it is natural that a can didate for Judge should seek au in terview with one so prominent as the Hon Ben C Keys He is high iu populist lanks aud they say Jim Breathitt loves h real geuuiue populist nit Judge Breathitt was at Eddyville Prittay and just ran down here 10 see uome frieuus aud his visit to Pa ducah had no other significance The Populists of this senatorial district which by the way does not include Calloway had called a meeting at the St Nicholas hotel iu this city and Uncle Ben jubt came in to see what the boys weie doing aud to ad vise them not to act unwisely It is possible that some one informed the gejtletneu from Christian wrong lully aud he went to the St Nicho las hotel thinking some republican was theie that had flueuce If the repoits that have reached the Visitor are true the little man from Hopkiuaville needs fluence and votes too from other sources besides the re publicans bexore he is re elected to the office of circuit judge in Calloway Lyon Trigg and Christian counties again His opponent Judge Thos P Cook is clean able ana popular pos sessiugaJUhegiftB needed to make an ideal circuit judge He hasnt an en emy on earth and is as true aud loyal to the Democratic party as any man within ranks Among lawyers he is recognized as a man with a big brain a keen preceptiou and withal the gift of a will power that is so strong that all powers under the heavens could not swerve him from the duty he thinks is right The Democrats of that district are the gumest lighters that ever came down the political pike They have Haid We are going to elect Judge Cook aud they will do it or die the hardest death ever known to a political party Arrangements have already been completed by which Gov Robert L Taylor of Tennessee is to make speeches in Calloway Lyon aud Hon William J Trigg counties bryan the matchless orator of the Democratic party will bo asked to make a speech at HopkinBville in the interest ot his party and especially d ¬ ¬ ¬ Colored Schools Open Tne Colored Public Schools began the fall session yesterdav with a large attendance Concert lit Ieuibrolce The young ladies and gentlemen of Pembroke will give a concert at the town hall ou next Thursday evening for the benefit of the local school A very interesting program will be pre eeuted A small admission fee will be charged at Elk ton will have to answer a charge of double murder He killed John An drews and wouuded Tom Andrews at a festival near Trenton and Tom An drews subsequently died Johnson was caught in Tennessee John He Killed Two of Them Johnson who is in jail Died From lleut Prostration Riibsellville Ky Aug 27 While uui hunting yesterday Capt T N Anderson of Olmstead this county became overheated and died from the effects this morning- - He was 90 years old and an ex member of the Kentucky Legislature He was in both the Mexican and civil wars lubllc Schools Opeu The Hopkinsville Public Schools opened yesterday with 593 pupils in attendance The attendance waB the largest of any previous year Quite a number of paj pupils applied lor admission in the various grades The were 92 ot the first grade pupils starting for the first time The girls out numbered the boys 355 to 38 The opening number last year was 573 Charged With Arson i CAVE UP IN DESPAIR A Tennessee Farmer Took Ills Own Life With a Uuu Harness saddles blankets collars Back bands names chains etc and an elegant line of Lap Dusters carry the LREST stock and give LOVUEST That wo can fsbow you any thing you may need in prices F 207 South Main vTv- n- A YOST yMil CO K Lafayette Ky Aug 27 Jas H Cliuard a farmer liviug near Weavers Store Teuu over the State line from this place committed suicide yester day He was found about 11 oclock lying in his tobacco patch By plac ing the butt of n shotgun between his feet resting the woapou agaiust his legs he placed the muzzle near his breast opposito the heart aud pulled the trigger with u persimmon switch which he had trimmed tor the pur pose 111 health wuh the cause of his suicide Ho left u wife and several small children tiip I O B Hathonberger broke the bicycle worlds 100 milo unpacefl chief of police from S3G0 to 120 Many more miners have joined the treasurer from 50 to 25 council ro ord in Colorado The time was five hours and fifteen minutes strikers iuPennsyKnuia men from 72 to 18 and he d the usual inquest in such No iUore Cheap Woolen Goods cases The verdict was that death John Moayou shipped last week to resulted from heart disease or apoa Boston house 16000 pounds of plexy It was most likely the latter wool almost the entire product of as Mr Ellis was a very large and fleshy man weighiug more than 200 Christian county He bought a great pounds Ho had never been sick iu part of it himself ana also secured uis me auti appearett to oo the very the stocks bought by other dealers picture of perfect health and shipped it all iu one consign Ilia father the late Win T Ellis meut The prices paid averaged fif- ouly recently died at the very ad ¬ teen cents per pound the highest vanced age of nearly 90 years He price paid for years as wool is one of appeared to have as fiue a prospect the highest protected articles iu the for a long lease of life as any man Diugley tanlf bill The total crop of could wibh But death came with the couuty is estimated at 20000 shocking suddenness and when least worth at present prices about 3000 expected though much of it was sold early at Mr Ellis was a very successful from 8 to 13 cents a pound The bubiuess man From a modest be product of the entire crop would not ginning he had accumulated a largo stockoue country store with woolen estate and was doing a big business While the people save at the with his ice factory the only one in goods spigot they will lose at the bung on the city the wool question He waB born Jan 29 1851 and wa educated iu the sehoola of HopkinsAltTXSIAN IHON WULL ville Iu 1872 he went into the hardware ¬ A Wonderful St renin of Wiiter Spouting business but retired from this busi ness iu 1870 to engage iu milling with Out of the Ground his father Ho made money at this Christian couuty cau boast of per- but in teu or twelve years the destruc haps the only artesian well in Ken tion of his mill by Iho at a heavy loss tucky While a drill was beiug sunk gave him a 6oriou bifckset In 1888 erected the present ice factory on on tne coal lands of James Terry in he mill site the aud during the last nine North Christian about two weeks years has prospered greatly iu ago the vorkmen struck a stream of this venture His mill property is the finest chalybeate water at a depth very valuable aud he has bought 500 of thirty feet which came out in such acres of fiue laud near the city aud farce that it almost forced the drill accumulated much other property out It at once began to flow spout- At the time of his death ho was fated ing out of the ground aud is still as one of the wealthy men of the city running with undiminished force He was prominent in business aud The workmen fixed an old fashioned political circles Ho was n director gum over the well and bored a large of Hotel Latham and was n candidate auger hole iu it from which a stream for Councilman on tho Republican is thrown out to one side to a distance ticket at the last city election He was also a director of the First of several feet The log is covered with a red deposit showing a strong National Bank aud held a similar positiou in the Hopkinsvillo and Can precipitation ot irou The water Ib strougly chalybeate ton Turnpike Company The funeral services were held at and is believed to possess wouderful the residence on West Twelfth Btreet curative properties The well is twenty miles from Hop yesterday afternoon at four oclock kiusville aud three miles from Em- and the interment followed at the concourse pire which is the nearest railroad cemetery A largo of point It is not far from Dawson aud friendB followed tho body to the the water is believed to be fully equal grave to the Dawson water in medicinal Itetrenchiiient lit 1li Held qualities Mayfiold Ky Aug 27 The city Mr Terry who owhb the well is opening a com I mine of the finest sort council met iu regular session last ot coal Ho was boring to establish mgui aim mauo some mummer ro tlio dip of the vein Ho owub 1700 dilutions iu the salaries of the city of ¬ ficials Tho reductions wore as fol acres of coal lauds iu hat vicinity The Artesina Iron Well is a groat lows Mavor from S250 to 178 judge curiosity aud many people ura llock ing to it to see the uuusunj Bight and from 250 to S12 attorney from 372 to 126 nssessoi from S75 to drjuk the water 60 The residence occupied by Collins Gunu a tenauttou Ed Higgins farm near Crofton was burned Saturday afternoon with all its contents The neighbors stated that Gunu was on a spree and ran his wife and children off the premises just before the house was burned The circumstantial evidence was so strong against him that he was arrested on a charge of arson and his trial was to come off at Crofton yesterday We did not learn the result before goiug to press Coroner Allensworth was notified DpjHXT i IjopMusoUU letittirMfttt AN INTELLIGENT DOG Could Track a Bird by More Scent or n Fetthcr Do you know that that dog of mine got mo into a mens tho Qthor remarked Col Jim Bar evening nctt of SliadyRiilo plantation tho othor day iind ennio very near cov- ¬ ering mo with confusion You see tho faot is that a number of my friends whohnvo heard of the dojz8 wonderful feat in tracking a duck lor days by the mere scout of a feather I shot from its wing seemed inclined to impugn my veracity in the matter and to make tho thing more clear actually claimed that the dog and the duck and feather exist in my imagin It was the ation and not in fact knowledge of this doubt that induced mc some days ago to support my story of the duck by giving several of my friends an ocular and satisfactory demonstration of what the dog could do To this end T summoned them all into tho pasture lot adjoining a rear field of a neighbor I called the log got my gun and just a few min- ¬ utes before the sun wont down fired at a dove that was flying by I did not want to kill the bird so I just shot The a few feathers from its tail feathers dropped into my neighbors field and 1 clambered over the fence picked up the feathers lying on tho srrass ami brought them to the dog WAITING FOR HIS MASTER Tins Ouro Friend Loved Wns Jlted Thon Took to Drlnki It was only an ill kept and ugly littlo cur that sat in front of a do sorted East Bido shop sas a Buffalo wri er in the Now York Pross but the story it told wrtll the mro thetic on that Account Tho big oiiecman know the story woll eiou h so ho spoke to thotlog Hollo la k AlUoaoyctr i SHAKESPEARES SOHOOL Lays Its Chlm lost in tho uckoiunt wool of tho small creature wagged a sad sort of reply to the ofh or and the entire col- ¬ lection got on its feet a moment in response to tho salutation then it settled down again It would not do to give anyone the idea that anything short of a genuine watchdog was on that lonely front stop d Poor fellow said the kind-hearte- Thcuiii1- c Ul tlat wasnoarly The animal studied the things wagged his tail looked into the air with a knowing wink of his eye and was off like a shot down the road lead ¬ ing to the barns We all then wont into the house to await developments and to have a lemonade An hour later we heard a noise upon the front gallery and upon proceeding there in a body we found the dog wagging his brush with a conscious air and a bunch of six fine pullets by his side I was astonished and for a minute or two nil I could do was to look first at the dog and then at the chickens my friends chuckling all the while Sud ¬ denly tho meaning of it all dawned upon me The field adjoining my pasture was used by my neighbor as a chicken run and instead of my picking up the doves feathers I had really scooped a handful of feathers dropped by the pullets Well the laugh was on me but the intelligence andscent of the dog were conclusively proven We did not say a Void about the pullets though but Ill wager a dime that the fellows will give it away N 0 Times to my neighbor Democrat BEATEN AT HIS OWN GAME TJSE FOR SCRAPS OF TIN How a Louisvillo Attorney Didnt Got Employed Largely to Stop Rat Holes in Houses and Factories A two horse load of tin clippings was being transferred to the rear basement of a prominent hotel It had come from a can factory and the narrow curling strips had become so twisted and intertwined as to form a conglomerate mass that was moved with the greatest difficulty by two sturdy fellows with stable forks A bystander who was curious enough to inquire what use a swell hotel had for such truck was answered by anat We use it for tache of the house rats I mean tiie big gray fellows with whiskois The hotel rat is bigger and wiser than ahy other rat bolder He laughs at taps fattens on poison and the killing oi chasing of dogs cats and ferrets is his pet diversion Even when energetic measures have rid us of the pests they ate with us again in augmented force within a day or two They will tunnel through almost anything for incredible dis¬ ¬ roundsman stopping just long enough to pat the dog for a moment So ho is not back yet Well he will be here in a few days Be patient a littlo longer Tho dogs story was well known to people who frequent tho most doubt- ¬ ful part of Clinton street He has but one friend in the world and that friend is down at the penitentiary doing time as usual for not being able to let liquor alone Time was when John Thompson was a prosperous shoemaker and he would be still no doubt but for his only love affair When scarcely at his majority he courted a fine young woman and sought to make her his wife but she preferred another and Thompson took to drink when she turned her back on him Ho is only 28 now but he is an habitual drunkard and will spend the rest of his life in that state no doubt Before lie was jilted ho was as sober and hard working as anyone but as soon as his lady love left him he turned recluse He has a little shoe shop where he does some work when out of tho lockup but he lets his neighbors alone lie is just the per- ¬ son to have as only companion a mite of a dog and this creature is the per- ¬ fection of devotion to his master Whenever Thompson is locked up the dog follows as far as he is permit- ¬ ted seldom going home till kicked out of the station more than once and then he keeps solitary watch till his master is back again If the neigh- ¬ bors feed him occasionally he eats and wags his tail If they forget he fasts protection and assigned to it an in- ¬ Another patron was Edward come VI the boy king The school is a quaint old struc- ¬ ture of the stono and wooden joist kind so beloved by painters It has very high brick chimneys and a level reach of sward in the rear upon which tho bojs were used to bowl play stool ball and knuckle down to mar- ¬ bles It is however too small for cricket Over school and playground rests the peaceful shadow of the old guild tower of Stratford with the almshouses and head masters house stretching around it Not a stones throw distant is the Shakespeare Memorial theater and Holy Trinity church in the latter of which lie the poets remains From the mullioned windows of the large schoolroom one can easily catch sight of tho remnants- of New Place Shakespeares house to Qrcatnes3 to One Eminent Pjpft WORTH HEADING Shakespeares school The words Local Slate and National co mo upon one with strange effect WlLt HE FOUND IN THE It is so hard to realize that the very halls in which the great master of tho English drama learned his small AND TUE Latin and less Greek should still do duty as an academy nay that tho Cincinnati we e k ly Enquirer ery benches upon which ho and his classmates sat should be occupied to- ¬ day by boys equally light hearted We have arranged a Clubbing Rate by whieb wochii givn and indeed differing but little men ¬ tally or physically from their prede Both Papers One Year for 225 cessors of Elizabeths time Shakespeares school exists and Regular frice for Both is 300 thrives and some two years since the We wave you junerom part of this writer enjoyed the privilege of visit- ¬ sum ing this little known place of pil- ¬ Send or bring your cash with order grimage It is known as it was to the known throe hundred and odd years ago by the name of Stratford-on-Avo- n Grammar School Documen- ¬ Hopkinsville Ky tary evidence exists that the school was founded about 1230 and subse ¬ quently added to and endowed by 7 tftrmmPr rffrnrtfrfi ffnnT fffBmnxi rtl IffflPfflf yppfiWiPfi pious and worthy people until Henry 1 IT finally took it under his royal All The News KENTUCK1 AN XfOXJ will find that painting properly done with Pure White Lead and Pure Linseed Oil is a good investment more than the cost will be added to the attractiveness-and value of your Make sure that the property brand is right bee list or brands which are genuine Avoid Jhe just-as-go- od MJ imunriUTKAf sold -for- -lcs-money sorts By uting National Lead Coj Pure White Lead Tinting Col read direi1 iui obtained Pamphlet orV valuable Information and card ihowinif tamples of coloretfvinir fr alto card ihowlnjr pictures of twelve houaei of diflVrent design painted U various styles or combinations of shades forwarded upon application CDCn rKLC KENTUCKIAN SEND NATIONAL LEAD CO CINCINNATI BRANCH Cor 7th St and Freeman Ave Cincinnati f O 7 1 m in A THE GREAT SUMMER RESORTJ 1897 DAWSON SPRINGS ARCADIA HOUSE cahKy Thcsn celebrated chalybeate and alts spring are slftinted Immediately upon the Chesa peake Ohio southwestern H U105 nillos west of Louisville Ky and oS miles cast of 1adu DAWSON Hopkins County KENTUCKY For a trial months subscription tho to LOUISVILLE TINES N TliK AROATJTAHOUSh Is new and neatly furnUhed with capacity of entertaining 800 per- ions Tho owners of the hotel are also owners of the Springs and the attests of the Arcadia House havefreo access to the Springs without extra charge Invalids should remember that the months of June and July offer many advantages to persons vlnltlni the hnrlncs The dry and llnuld suits are mnuufactured at these Snrlnsrs For namnhlntH etc annlv to n M iiOIKMAN 0 Pioprletors The brightest and beat afternoon paper In the South Latest market quotations Latest state now All the ltoul news Complete press reports Largest Circulation Hhe g ETHEL -4tli pEMALE QOLLECE- South Hopkinsville Kentucky Session ISeg in Sept lst9 1897 30000 AND OVER DAILY 50 CENTS A MONTH ItUOUOANIZKU Ten able and experienced Instructors A thorough course In Ancient and Modern LangdagesVEngllsh Mathematics Science Music Art aud Elocution Collegiate Preparatory and Primary departments Building renovated Furniture new Electric lights Hot and cold water Baths flood Fare Catalogues at Hoppers or address Wm a Fee A barrister of the city court is very much chagrined on account of a trick played on him by one of his clients thereby causing him to lose a fee of 25 Several days ago a man was arrested on a charge of shooting i tances It is their boring ability that has given us so much trouble hitherto No matter how we close up their pas sage ways the roiles were promptly Reopened Filling the holes with Droken glass was considered a good scheme until we found that with marvelous patience they removed tho glass piece by piece But we think weve got them now With this tangled up tin we construct a sort of abattis covering all places where the beasts are likely to enter our cellars Theycant get through it They cant chew it and they cant carry it away as they do broken bottles for when Mr Rat takes hold of a single strip of the tin he finds it an inseparable part have my money now The alleged insane man looked of a network weighing many pounds worried and scratched his head Ho Philadelphia Record never said a word but waved his hand Elaborate Ceremony through the air gave a short shrill What is now the state of Delaware whistle and bado tho attorney a fond Louisville Courier J ournal was put under Penns government by adieu tho duke of York Everything was Strength of Steel done with ceremony in those days When Penn got to Newcastle in Dela ¬ An experiment has been recently ware its government was transferred made in Arienna in order to test the to him in the following way The key relative resistance under pressure of to the fort at Newcastle wab delivered tho hardest stool and the hardest to him With this he locked himself stone Small cubes of corundum and into the fort and then let himself out of tho finest steel were subjected to a in sign that the government wis his tost The corundum broke under the To show that the land with tho trees woight of six tons but the stool split on it belonged to him a piece of sod up with a noise liko the roport of n with a twig in it was givon to him gun breaking into a powdor and Thon a porringpr filled with water sending sparks in every direction from tho river was given to him that which bored their way into the ma ¬ he might bo lord of the rivers as well chine like shot as of f ho land A Chance Yot short theatricals Amateur Loyo said the moro or loss aged sleeved dresses and swimming baths is immortal one nroi forbidden to tho women of Dul Oh I said tho offensively yQiing rnen in Westphalia by authority of you havent given up yet one their parish priest because thoy ore then Indianapolis Journal dtagorous- - to morals This pic- ¬ at without wounding turesque figure of the city court who brags that the rich coloring on his nose has cost him asmall sized for ¬ tune was consulted and consonted to defend the man Before the trial came up the bar- ¬ rister called his client from the court- ¬ Now the only way room and said you can get out of this scrape is to play insane Whenever a question is put to you instead of giving an intel- ¬ ligent answer just wave j our hand in front of your face and whistle The judge will at once adjudge you in sane and of course you will be all right The man consented to play insane and took his seat on tho stand asked one What is your name of tho attorneys The defendant looked idiotic waved his hand and then whistled Everybody in the court room be ¬ gan to laugh Question after ques- ¬ tion was asked the man but ho an swered all of them by waving his hand and whistling immediately afterward 6aid the I adjudge you insane judge Ah what did 1 tell yoursaio tho barrister walking over to Jiis client That was and congratulating him a magnificent play I will charge 25 for defending you and would like to Within the wainscoted walls black with time and from the rubbings of many generations of boys will possess a curious fascination for pilgrims The furniture is very old a good deal of it older than the poet In particu- ¬ lar there is a quaint oaken table carved over with myriads of names The writer spent two full hours exam ing this table and its carvings for some trace of Shakespeare lie was at length rewarded by finding two very old marks a few inches above the right leg the legs are new having time one of been added in James which read W S and the other Ono may admit that the Shaks combination of initials first quoted is a common one but let us at least cling to tho hope that tho poet or some pf his kin cut that unfinished Shaks It is easy to fancy tho boy William driven from his idle task by the advent of some meddlesome mas- ¬ l OR 500 A S05 TEAR BY BUS MAIL JNO HALDEMAN MoB H HARRI80N Vice President Edmund Harrison Prcs Fourth Avenue Louisville K Kentucky S35R9SS SSES3SS3i STOVES AND RANGES and Oil Stoves Ice Chests and China Glassware nnd Lamps s Refrigerators Wooden ware Churns Washing Machines Ele X vator and Chain Pumps Stone ware Tin Gran- ¬ ite Japan ware and Bird Cages Ice Cream Freezers and Fruit Jars Gasoline and Coal Oil Gras Gasoline It is a good plan says a writer to feid corn to the sows and pigs soaked corn before the pigs are weaued Deauty is IU o J Deep Clean blood means a clean skin No beauty without It iascreta Candy Cathartic clean your blood and keep It clean by stirring up Is chelazy liver and driving all Impurities from tho body Begin to day to banish pimples bollabioches blackheads and that sick y bilious complexion by taking ascaiets benuty for tn cenib All druggists satitfao ilun guaranteed lUc25aC0c SOLES Up-to-da- AGENT JFOJR ture aloue hhuuld uut be planted on rich or naturally moist growu Cow pens unless wauted for pas- Ice cream Freezers Galv Iron cornice Tin and Slate Roofing Guttering and all kinds of job work done on short notice te Ifev E J is now head master of tho Stratford Mayfield capitalists talk of rebuild Grammar School He stated that on tho old whipping block which was de- ¬ ing the burned buildings there stroyed by mistake about 15 years A Distinction without a difference ago the name W Shaxper was dis- ¬ amounts to but little There is a tinctly cut From time immemorial difference teal difference a vast it has been tho custom in English diffeieuee a between Sutherlands public and grammar schools for dar ¬ Eigle Eye Salve and any other Tho ing boys to engrave their names on greatest difference is in the resultd the punishment block In 15GI say obtained from its use It cures soie the town records Shakespeares fa- ¬ eyes granulated lids and styes ther then high bailiff of Stratford-on-Avo- n quicker than any known remedy and invited a company of play- ¬ cannot iujure the eye of a babe ers to the school and the citizens ac STATE NEWS companied by their children wit nessed two stage plays in the big Louis Walker a Harden couuty schoolroom Perhaps thiswas Shake ¬ fanner huh berioualy hurt by a mau speares first acquaintance with the ter Cliumbiti Iains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy always affords re lief For balo by C Hurdwick W Houghton D D is HopkiUbville Ky Try before you buy at mrtirn Hotel GEO W YOUNGLatham HOPKINSVILLE KY M D SULLIVAN Nashville Teim PRACTICAL PLUMBING GAS Estimates Solicited TeloDhone 1566 W S GOODWIN STEAM FITTING No 183 Noatb College WA nnA ma Orders Promptly Attended To Street PPOOL drama The old school is quite popular not only in the town of Stratford but throughout the surrounding county arwick of Both boarders and day boys attend its classes and under Dr Houghtons ablo hcadmastorship it will probably increase in fame and numbers But as yet Shakespearo is its only really great pupil Cleve- ¬ land Leader cow anon The Owen Association meets with tho Richard Baptist Church Septem ber 8 aud 9 takH place in Bowling night of Sept 10 The Btoue masons are lHyiug the foundation for the Sauitariutn at Leb CERULEAN SPRINGS The Wariou county fair hop will Green on the TRIGG COUNTY KY POOL Props GOODWIN This famous health aud pleasure resort the oldest in Western KentuckjdJ Jobu Harris a merchant of South is situated on the Ohio Valley railroad 16 miles from Hopkinsville and 14 Goiioquy qf a Witness Union is making preparations to go miles from Princetou to the Kloudyke gold region I stepped into the courtroom at Philip Veach a lumber dealer of Napa one day said Attorney Garret was McEnerney while a murder trial Crittenden Kywagon killed by being in a ruiiaway thrown from a A prominent citi was in progress Hotel Accommodations Unsurpassed cen named Wilson had been shot The new Christian church at East Sulphur and Chalybeate Water in Abundance down in his field and the only wit- ¬ Duion Owen county was dedicated ness a half witted rcVitivc of the do Sunday by Eld J II Herrou Six trains Daily and Reduced Rates ceased was on tho witness stand for The Hon Wilbur F Browder of Seasonthe prosecution RuBsellville baB tendered his resig First Class Italian Band Employed for the What did you do when he fell nation us trustee of Bethel College asked the prosecuting attorney Lizzie Hagar a 9 year old gir I Walked up to where ho was swam across Teuuessee river at a Iving point where the river is three quar A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOQUE OF THE1 Then what did you do The witnoss paused reflected a tors of a mile wide STBBTTOHfiOSIMESSUOLLEGE BYBHT moment with contracted brows to his scattered faculties on concentrate 33rd Year LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY the matter and then replied vdry Gmtatm Paiiioto Iitfurmatlan to toa detlrlnj U Learn NOW OPEN WTilTE FOE KA TJES solemnly T said Cause3 fully halt the slcknoss In the world It There he is Pause the School trustee Pause Notary pub- ¬ retains tho digested food too long In liverbowels lndland prdduces blllousuess torpid lic Pause Justice of the peace Pause Delegator All Pause San gone to hades in one pop Constipation XJncquated Iblltlct for Locating anuluatet in m j BOOK KEEPING SHORTHAND TELEGRAPHY PENMANSHIP ETC MvnnF iucralv SUuattoni n Sit OS wwij Francisco Post tifc At Plougastel a small town in gostlon bad taste coatedInII Brittany all tho weddings of tho tongue sick headache rills W somnla cto Hoods year are celebrated on one day In euro constipation and all Its February last 84 couples were mar- - results easily and thoroughly 25c All druggists Co Lowell Mass Prepared by O I Hood ried sinuijtaneously wltU Hoods KP Arlington Hotel REASONABLE RATES III Comer 12th and Main Streets jJ Louisville Ky BT AND COLD BATHS Tb ouly nils to take Hoods 3rsrlll BAR BARBER SHOF s fjopkintvillt lentncttiuti BIG BATTLE WITH A OAT Savage rVowler Attacks People New York Flat In 3 BOYtfGET ITMTURALLY THIS ANDTHAT Tho skin of tho kangaroo when properly tanned never cracks Thirty millions of woodon spoons are manufactured in Russia cvory year A method of transporting grain through iron pipes by means of suc ¬ tion from distant farms to the sea- ¬ board has been devised by an inven- ¬ tor in Orlando Fla A fashionable Now York tailor somo of whose patrons arc extrava- ¬ gant but rather tardy in payment has his bills embellished with a floral bor- ¬ der of Mrs Ann Cassidy of Coalport Pa who is now in her lOGth year was the mother of 18 children nine of whom- are yet living Among her children Avere four pairs of twins Miss Belle Quinn of Aston Mills Pa own3 a useful pigeon Every morningJust after breakfast the bird flics into the post office and carries homo tho letters for the Quinn family The third set of teeth is grow- ¬ ing for Mr Scott of Athens Pa Nine are already out and three more are almost in view His ago is 89 and ho reads without the aid of forget-me-nots SHERLOCK HOLMES JE Roasonlng He Effects i of a Dlcyclo Th ef Hah exclaimed Sherlock m Holmes Jr the great bicyclo thief catcher yonder goes our man You say the wheel that was stolon from you wns a 72 gear with rams horn han ¬ By f a The Little Termors Father a Terror Too In His Time 0 those boys of mioe Pijthod a A 6avngo uucoutb tomcat driven handsome matron on Cass avenue to tho verge of madness by starvation created consternation in a New York I dont believe that a defachmont of flat house by fiercely attacking every ¬ police eoild keep thonr within Their papa says llUy are body who attempted to drive it out bounds bat- ¬ little terrors and I guest hd should It was captured after a desperate tle in which a woman twOmcn two know Yes suggested an outspoken policemen and three dogs partici- ¬ neighbor and ho might bu ablo by pated Tlio cat Was an ugly specimen of a little introspection to discover the Upo back yard prowler a big original source of their inifeluovous s-looking animal with a head like ness Frank used to keep things pi ci- ¬ a bulldog It was striped yellow and ty thoroughly stirred tip himself But these boys of mine are right black like a tiger wandered into the basement of from one filing into another as fast It tho big ilatiof which Thomas jVIc as they can go IteetSmp wild Why Clellund is tho jnnitor some time last we had company for dinnei this even ¬ Y yweek and mado its lntr under a pile ing and when I went to look for the of old doors at the rear of the hall beautiful layer cake 1 had baked with Mrs McClelland saw the cat several my own hands bo as to haw it nice times and its presence there worried there wasnt a crumb of it to bo found her because she has two little chil- ¬ Nothing could be more annoying That recalls an experience of dren who play in the hall during the day and she made several attempts Frank and mine We had been raid ing the larder in both of our houses to drive it out without bticcess was walking through the base ¬ till final notice was issued thatvwe HShe ment the other morning with her must either reform or fako the conse ¬ daughter five years old by her side quences One evening there was to be when she again encountered the cat Rome lino company at Franks and Its eyes gleamed like ire balls and it ho managed to get mc an invitation hissed and spit at her as she ad ¬ During the afternoon we discovered vanced the cake and it was a daisy all su Mrs McClelland struck at it with gared over with white and sur a whip she happened to have in her mounted by a piece of statuary work AW simply hand and tho cat jumped straight at of the same material the head of the child With a scream couldnt resist but we sought to cast Mrs McClelland got in front of the suspicion on tho baker by carefully girl and put out her hund to ward digging out tho interior through a off the cat The animal caught her small hole we made in the bottom hand in its sharp claws and buried It took slow careful work but we had our reward as wo went along its teeth in her thumb On the table that shell looked She shook it off and ran to sum ¬ We boys mon her husband Thomus from up- ¬ like a magnificent cake stairs lie tried to drive the cat out looked as solemn as owls through with u large iron poker The cat grace and all the courses till it came made a spring for his neck lie beat to dessert Then we fidgeted as his it off but it renewed the attack re- ¬ father tool the long thin knife com plimented his wife on her taste and peatedly It finally made a terrific jump for then made a cut The steel went the janitor and eeized hold of his through and struck the plate with a hand between its sharp teeth Mc- - sharp sound the hollow cako col ¬ Clelland yelled with pain and his lapsed Frank still looked solemn and Wife heat the catoff with the whip I took to my heckv The settlement Then McClelland pounded the ani- ¬ was with a rawhide Frank will have to raise the boys mal with the poker until it lay quiet and motionless on the stone flagging mused his wife Ill be responsible Detroit Free It was dead he thought anil he went for the girls only away But when he started to go Press jforjho doctor a few minutes later he A HOT LUNCH fras amazed when he reached the areaway There sat the cat The Free Meal Didnt Come Up to It sprang at him the moment it Expectations saw him and he hastily shut the He was hungry and he hod a lone door and then it dashed itself against five cent piece in his pocket How the door to get at him to make the coin change the condition Michael Hart a livery btable keep ¬ of his fltomoch into content inspiring across tho wuy has two fox te-¬ fullness was something that seeming- ¬ rriers and an indomitable little Scotch ly required the services of a presto terrier named Nip lie was appealed change magician to for aid with his dogs lie agreed But he thought he could doit to get in the fight with theuu Keeping one hand closed over the At sight of the dogs the cats back coin so that it could not by any chance arched Jus tail grew thick and he bo lost through a hole in his pocket prepared to light The dogs giasped he walked down the street scanning the situation at once and stood off each saloon that he passed barking waiting foran opening It On blackboards in front of the saTom flew at Nip loons were tempting statements of came very soon and caught him on the right shoul- ¬ what could be secured inside with der Then it was that the fox ter-¬ every drink Hcehnok his head how- ¬ riers Spot and Fannie fell upon him ever at offers of free eggs free clams A great battle then began Final- ¬ free oysters and free redhots The cat held its own for a time ly ho paused in front of a saloon which hut tho odds soon appeared too much flung the following bign to the Jt was rapidly succumbing uhen a breeze passer by denounced the proceedings and threatened to have Hart arrest- ¬ FINE HOT LUNCH SERVED ed if he didnt call off tho dogs They were called off ALL DAY TREE The eat was a sorry looking spec- ¬ t itt tacle at this stage of the proceedings Entering the saloon and going to was blooding about tho head and It he ordered a five eont drink minus largo patches of fur all over tho bnr down his precious nickel laying its body and so weak that it couldnt Then he made his way hastily to tho stand N V WorJd ferociou¬ Wonderful the Captur S ubs c r i b e THE iM- - vn CIItCUIT COUKT DIRECTOR V dlebars Yes replied the man who had been robbed tiood said Holmes That is the kind yonder fellow rides I can see at a glance too that he uses a stolon wheel Wonderful his companion ejacHow is it possible for you ulated to tell all this by merely glancing at WEEKLY LOUISVILLE DISPATCH A Tjuoo First Monday In February term threeweeksitblrd Monday In May term two weeks first Monday in September term thref weeks HM8TIAN -- Fourth Monday In February term six mew First Monday in June teinr four weeks I ttih Monday in September term six weekOallowat occond Monday In April term three weeks First Monday in August term two weeks Second Holiday in November -- term three weeks Lyok First Monday in May term first Monday In August term two weeks first Monday In September term two two-weex- - weeks STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER PROFESSIONAL CARDS BEH WILLIAM KJ er New Sheot Metal iron tin platu or planished iron for many purposes for which those metals are now generally used The special advantages of such sheets uro stated to be that they ean bo worked and seamed without peeling the coating adher ¬ ing absolutely to the sheets can bo easily soldered wilf resist the action of sulphurous gases and can be heated to a red heat without destroying the gating Moreover such sheets can when desired be polished to a Iubtor equal to burnished silver or nickel An absolutely smooth and evenly covered surfoco is presented freo from imperfections of any kind plated Auuninium coated sheets with copper arc also produced and these also take a high polish J By a process which is carefully guarded something new in the work ¬ ing of sheet metal has been produced Steel sheets are coated with alumin- ¬ ium It is claimed that these arc su- ¬ perior to and niore durable than gal Oftlized alum-wnmi-eoat- ed lunch counter in the dimly lighted rear of the place To his dismay ho was confronted by nothing but a lit- ¬ tle cold slaw a few wilted shoots of onion some pjcklcs and two or three crusts of bread lie could not oven smell tho hot and juicy ronst or the Rtearaing corned beef and cabbage which he had pictured in fancy as be ¬ ing dished up by a jolly looking cook in a white apron His voice trembled as he went back to the barkeeper Thero nothing on the counter back there Wheres the hot lunch you advertised Tho barkeeper surveyed him a mo mont in undisguised contempt Veil you vas a good nicht A Remarkable Tablocloth restaurant in Vienna possesses a remarkable tablncloth on which areinsenbed tho signatures of the majority of tho roigning sover ¬ eigns of Europe the members of thq house of Uapsburg and of tho ma ¬ jority of the celebrities in art music and lotters The names were written on tho cloth in pencil and tho wife of tho proprietor then carefully em- ¬ broidered them A man breathes about 20 times in minute or 1200 times an hour A famous ii ime one sees appear and die all species of ophemores Some Costly Pictures They last sometimes until the fifth Some unusually large prices were day for tho reason that somo malady fetched by pictures at a recent sale has affected somo of them and pre- ¬ in London The highest 811940 vents them from changing at tho same was for a picture of two fighting cocks time as tho others Cleveland by Iloudekortor Another Iloude Loader korter a cordon ccono with neaoock Miscarriage of Justice and peahen brought SG007 A Country Inn by llobboma sold for Franco is shocked hv a miscarriacro SD975 These are fancy prices of justice clue to a stupid jury At truly and will not be sustained when Jiptnai a woman wno confessed to these pictures come to the block murdering her child Tn t four-vear-old you want hotter dan dat pepper Chicago News Aint doro onions and mustard Pores nuddings there eh Vat caynnno ting reproduces and period of a single night on tho banks of the Warne of the Seine and of the Rhine It is tho ephemere of which Sirammerdam has written and which is spoken of in Aristole The life of this insect docs not last beyond four or five hours It dies to- ¬ wards 11 oclock in the evening after taking the form of a butterfly about six hours after midday It is true however that before taking this form it has lived three years in that of a worm which keeps always near tho border of water in the holes which it makes in the mud The change of this worm in the water to an ephemere which flies is so sudden that one has not the time to see it If one takes the worm in the water the hand cannot be taken away before the change is made un- ¬ less hy pressing the worm slightly in the region of the chest by this means it can be taken from the wator be- ¬ fore tho change takes place The ephemere after leaving the water seeks a place where it can di- ¬ vest itself of a fine membrane or veil which entirely covers it This sec- ¬ ond chango takes place in tho air The ephemere arrests itself with the point of its little nails as firmly as it canj it makes a movement similar to that of a shiver then tho skin on the middle of the back breaks apart tho winga slip out of their sheath as Ave somotimes take off our glovos by turn ¬ ing them inside out After this strip ping tho ephemere begins to fly Sometimes it holds itself straight up on tho surface of the wator on tho end of Jts tail flapping its wings one against the othqr It takes no nour ¬ ishment in tho fivo or six hoir which are the limit of its life It scrips to have been formedhut to multiply for it does not leave its state of a worm until it is ready to doposit its oggs and ft dies as soon as they arc de- ¬ posited Planters Bank building Main str Special Attention to the irEasy enough my dear sir if you interest of the masses Collection of Claims know how the great detective an- ¬ swered Look at his hands You sec they arc sunburned only upon the All the latest telegraphic news H bony surface just above the thumbs All the latest State news If he used the old style handlebars his hands would be sunburned all over All the latest market reports tho backs Most extraordinary deduction I Correct market reports Grown and Bridge Work a Specialty over heard of said the citizen OFFICE over Klchards A Gos store Correct court reports vNow continued Sherlock Holmes Jr notice his walk You see it is Reliable news reports CRANK RIVES just an ordinary gait If he rode a Honest editorial policy Attfney at Law low geared machine he would move glasses with quick nervous steps On the THE WEEKLY LOUISVILLE iiopklnBVilleKy A popular clergyman of Albany other hand if his wheel was high Practice In the Courts of Christian and 6 N Y chose for the subject of his geared his steps would be slow and DISPATCH AND THE lining counties sermon on a recent Sabbath lie firm But he walks along in just a Kcntuckian one year for 230 Offlce Court St near eber giveth His beloved sleep At tho common way hence the bicycle that close of the discourse a great portion HManHwaVMWBBHBHMmnaaHHiaHMMa he rides is a medium gear of the congregation was in deep jy KWARFIELDJr This is simply astonishing de- ¬ Lawyer slumber clared the man at the detectives side as a street car conductor in Now tell mo how you would know Just Hopklnsvllle Ky Indianapolis was collecting a fare the that tho fellow rides a stolen wheel Office with Callls Wallace trolley pole slipped and flew upward The great thief catcher drew a long A loop in tho rope caught under his pun from his cigarette permitted the n R M S MERRIWETHEK nrm and lifted him over the tail- ¬ smoke to circulate freely through his Yom tihrskv board dropping him on the pave- ¬ lungs for about u minute and a half Late of LouiHVllle tinlrmllj recognized as the mcut complete wikl iiewHiiaperlu the world It has more read ment nrkd url rUter and then replied ti N or excellence and better than cany other Dentist It tlio borlety Journal America A mild reproof from a mother Look at his nose and unique InasmiKli ns all Its matter Is original Hopklnsvllle Hj Jhe iauulcrer dlfcttM9 weekly 101119 of caused her daughter to New York nis nose exclaimed the other society Inand Europe utid speciallarpethe of InI Noth Office In SummersBulldlng over Batten other cities A VN feature leap from a second story window in Surely you cant tell whether a man America Is Is short stories They are by th 0 best Jos KUlCsof Europe and ntronir Paris Her sister three years older is a thief or not by simply looking at writers pretty and clean Aineria alnajs Depart cleer Iho Financial pent Is read bj ill prominent bankers and capita became so excited that she also his nose Ists audoiKiuestloiisof nuance I O Wis TOIll 8 NDREW SARGENT M D Leading leaped from the window Both were of Not in all cases Holmes re- ¬ is considered an authorltj Onlnokei booksloverthe day are reviewed by The The of Physician and Surgeon i rent fatally injured and Afloat sponded but in such cases as this tport audi Ij iit interest in Afleld The Veteran fcporta on and Water and llopklnsvitle n A marksman named Kruger was it is the simplest thing in the world keeps yon fntur ledonllortie racinjr The Fashion article Is of trreat merest to The mis¬ giving an exhibition in a Berlin the- ¬ You see the end of his nose has been cellaneous matter of TOUW the ladles conslstsof IOIMC8 Office r if th and Muln streets opposite ouv poems lexer and bright comic and trairlc by ater by shooting objects resting on exposed to the sun It has just be- ¬ best poets burlesques Jokes wttlclMns etc the Court Roo n by the cleverest humorists of the rtaj 1rice cts Telephone Olllce 53 3 Residence 83 4 the head and shoulders of his sister gun to peel off Well what does that no shot backwards aiming by means signify Merely this my dear sir From poo B OYUA of a mirror One of the bullets en- ¬ the fellow has not dared to buy a cap 12mo 266 rares a Quarterly Magazine of Fiction Barbers Its sixth ear Issued tered his sisters head for fear of rousing suspicion so he now InSeptember and Decoiubei 8it day of March June A complete novel by dome veil known anthor tb street Hopklnsvllle Ky has been getting along with a common leads eaui umber the remainder of the volume A 0UEI0US INSE0T Especial patront cleat Lineo hat with tho result that I have consists of stories burlesques poems witticisms atlsfatorrattention toLall andbcconvi ced etc from IIIWV TOIMLb to far back as to service make republic tlon fresh reading Price SO pointed out Lives Only a Part of a Single Night cents 8 l per ear The wonderful man then walked lis Rapid Changes Special Subscription Offer ¬ a the thief It is in August that the naturalists up to upon him clappedthepair of hand-as evidence when cuffs Good to March 1 1897 observe the marvelous insect which is Entirely new aud liret claBs in all set forth here was in court there was and two back volumes t f TALEbfor three TOV rorSlO TOV TOPICS FIIOU months born dies in the him For For For For the the the the free coinage of silver Chicago platform Democratic nominees NEELY Law- Attorney at C TANDY DENTIST V mm Er 1 Tales li Town Topics Hotel Henderson mm mfmfTm nothing left for tho culprit but to con- ¬ fess and receive his sentence 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inside ho inquired Do you furnish everything for funerals Yes sir replied the clerk Then I want u casket He described the kind and the or- ¬ der was recorded Do you want carriages Yes have five carriages ready Yes sir Anything else Three dozen chairs Anything else You might have a hoaise ready Is that all Why no you couldnt have a funeral with only carriages hearse and casket Now I would like to look at the corpse Liko to look at the corpse I dont understand I want to seo what kind of a corpso you can furnish and know what the price will bo Whats Fair I for your Baking Powder not Si Pay THE more You wouldnt pay double 2 price for sugar why pay 50c f S a pound for Baking Powder is the llchtest whitest Baking Iowaer It s pure sure ana lair priced Makes the finest bread cakes and Guaranteed and sold for 2 5c a biscuits pound at good stores like that of Illinois Central K R TO THE JACK FROST I GROCERY CLARENCE HARRIS Tennessee And International AT WALLIS CHA9 OATLETT Centennial Exposition times rates and limits inuludliig a ticket on sale dally good returning until November 7 and Including tickets having limit of twonty days fifteen days and seon days aNo tickela on Tuesdays and Thursdays of each weok with limit of fifteen days For full partlnularH ns t which of the nboe applies from your nenrost Railroad Station In connection with the Illinois Central Railroad call on or your nearest railroad ticket agent adaress WmMiiiimy Dlv 1 ins Agent New Orlenns Jso A coit Liv 1iihS Agent WomphU A UIIANbON o rA WAKtiLONbAoPA Clilcagi Louisville Tor the above occasion ticket will bo sold by the Illinois Central Railroad at varying mm CATLETT HARRIS Hro Formerly with Forbes NASHVILLE PAINTERS and PAPER HANGERS We have concluded to go into bus ineas for ourselves and offer our services to the public at the most reas onablo prices Paper hauging a specialty All work guaranteed Leave orders at Gus Youngs cam wum Telephone 81 2 rings W GRAY TONSORiaL WEST SEVENTH STREET I c ARTISTS ELI BUILDINO The clork was amazed You advortiso to furnish every ¬ thing for a funeral dont you said Well you cant have a Sothern funeral without a corpse Tho sign had been altered when Sothern passed the following day Chicago Clean towels aud everything first Give us a call NtHU RAILY iytWWMS33SSSrSR 6 LEAK IIOPKINSVIIIl No J Malt and Kxprens pally No 1 No 11 HopkiiiKvillo Irluoetou 2tM a In w Accommodation u- 800 p m U i AWUVES IIOItflNSVILLH Journal Feat of an Athlete FIFTH AVENUR HOTHi- KV LODISVILLC No l Mall and Ejtprtwg Dill No tso laHopkiimvillot Princeton Acoommoduttou Mum am om three days A young collogo athleto at Rich- ¬ mond Hill Long Island saved two lives tho other day by making a leap of six feet through tho air and strik- ¬ ing with his shoulder a man and a woman who stood on tho edgo of a railroad track with a train almost on Uest U HoteHn the Vorld Electric Elevator FikbCampheu Manaeer X3ne Blxoxt TO- L Ir e them Tho shock throw them to tho ground just ovor tho edge of tho track and barely in time High Bridges after torturing it atrociously for In England no Ipsa a sum than months was acouilted the iurv ex 197 was thrown to tho children of plaining aftorward that thoy thought mo eucct tu uiw ucquuuu wuum uu iu tho Sutton poor law schools byrac poers on the Derby and Oaks days send the accused to penal servitude people of Eninal tried Iho schools being cm tho main road or life The to lynch the woman arid iho jury to Epsom Qgwn Germanys highest bridgo is over the Wupporthal at Mungsten near Rcmscheid back of Elberfeld It is 3C0 feet high and 1G30 feet long tho central arch having a span of 530 feot Tho only higher bridgo in Europo is the Garabit viaduct 405 feet high in southern France Tho Mungsten bridgo was opened for railway traffic an July 1 thins to patent Protect ypur Ideas they may brlnor you wealth Wrlto JOHN WKDDKIt DUIIK CO Patont Attornoys ttauul0U WANTED AN IDEAKriB nndniihfprllp in LoulivtUo St Luuls Cairo Memphis Viokuburg and New rl aisr Making direct connections for points in ArLantas Txa California And all points la the West aud Southwest Through slueper mid free reclining cars fron irlnreton to Memphis Ne Orleans and Intermediate points K Cincinnati chlr MSllfnuoon l0forthoir818Xprizooiror Tho bicycle has W A KBtLOM AU A II Hanson OI AKtltopklnsvlllu Ky 1 A Louisville Ky A Chioago 111 jured tho livery busiuqsg and oonsg queutly been an injury to scrub horse ureuuiug ra 10c W Al YATES Tonsorial Aitist Assisted by two workmen Phoenix Hotel Babbkhshop first class Kducnte Your Ilowelt With Cuicarets 1 Oil t 1 t t A HIIVA Jt COtOt fail UruggUu refund inouer ntlrilnn iaia 41 Ljijr JUst Bur r Miiia- MJiW ta Josiah Pattorsou icgarded as the worst goldbug u Tenuos re U out In an interview iu the Cjuner Jourual Published Tuesday aud Friday Mornings declanug that ho oted for Brynti Liver SjojiliinffuUlc Jlcttiitcltfait BT Was Growing Worse 1 CHAS ItJUUlTlOK M 11 A MEACHAM YJJAlt IN ADVANCE tlios speecliHri I said I would Bland by iht piity orgauzition and so for tlie Bih of legiiiMMr tvhm Brjah Dur utiM nominated I voted for him lug tin1 c niimii I disapproved kk itiessi of tlo Chicago platform aud denounced it I am uot proud of my -T- UESDAY AUG 81 1897 vote for Brvnn but it shows how far a rock ribbed Democrat will go for party organization DEMOCRATIC TICKET There is just as much reason fdr Clerk Court of AppEAts SAM J party organization iu Kentucky this SHACKELFOKD of Daviess year as there was last year Mr Pnt Ciromt Judge THOMAS P COOK tersou has answered his own proposed of Calloway speeches in advance VR COMMJNWEALTIls ATTORNEY Loonl fading imtlwa SO cents per lino Special locnUSctiiits lino each lnsertlo i Kate for Httimllns ml vorllscmenU furnished on ApnllcAttdn OKKICB2I230UTH MAIN STKKET and Stomach Troublo3 Too using this language Weak to Wcrk Jov Ablo to Do All Hor Housowork i I did not unites pfolieH in Ken tucky last year for Palmrr and Buck I waa under tho caro bf a physician nor I made pound money pochej fortwoyear3ad hcvtftj treating mo for in iho StMtn in the Spring of 1890 Ju Btomnch and Hvft troubles and female SQPPER CUT i i only grew worse under 1 was so weak I could do hardly any wort I was at last Induced to try Jloods Sarsaparllla and Hoods Pills and these medicines have done mo so much cood tiiat I now weigh 112 pounds and am ablo K do all my houso ¬ work I firmly believe 1 should bavo been In my grave today It It had not been for Hoods Sarsaparllla My littlo girl was ailUctod with phthisic 1 gave her Hoods Sarsaparllla and It has relieved her Mrs R S Harper 701 University Avenue Knoxvllle Tennessee dlfllcultlos but his treatment I WE HAVE PLACED ON SALI 1 L THIS WEEK OUR ENTIRE LINE OF- s The protest iu the Chicago plat Is tho best In fact the One True Blood Purifier form against running the govern At all druggists llo Jiiro to set Hoods SiiERiFF TaOS J DAVIS ment by injunction and allowing fed re liver Ills easy to take Assessor JAS G YANCEY eral courts to supplant the executive flood S PUIS easy tooperatc 25cents Supt of Schools U L CLARDY CinouiTCLERK -- ALBERT KELLY and legislative departments of the County Clerk C D BELL government is one of the best in Tn dracchons practical Surveyor H B CRUNK IcabllDIO kekpino Illustrated book for that instrument The injunction isAnn ninnrQ lioMBSTUDVandforuselnllterary L L NICHOLS Jailer UlIU UUIUlOl schools and business eollrM sued agaiust allowing labor organizaRepresentative JNO C DUFFY Successfully used In general class work by teachers tions to peaceably protest against ar- who HAva hot had the advantage of a business For City Councilmen orders of education Will notItrequire mucn oi we teachers bitrary rules and Issued First Ward R H HOLLAND the syndicates audinfamouscorporations lime Nothing like fjlAlBAUW Price iu reach of all lordly nven Orders Second Ward J AS D WARE Third Ward DENNIS R PERRY is bringing pointedly to the peoples Received Fourth Ward GEO DDAL TON attention the strides the judiciary are nnc Fifth Ward E W WALKER making towardB running the country Sixth Wakd J T WALL Seventh Ward LT BRASBER by injunction and there will be more of the denunciation iu the 1900 plat Magistrates ts03 ffiTv IN FROM Hopkinsville S GBUCKNER forms Au arrogant judiciary is not VI S -to be tolerated iu this laud of COLLEGES Pembroke WTm L PARKED Days Longview THOS M BARKER Special rates to Schools and Teachers Samplo Green Courier copies sent for examination Write for prices and Lafayette J F DIXON circulars showing some of Its Special Advantages Fruit Hill DAVID SMITH illustrations etc Mention uuspaperj Aaaress WHEAT AND CORN DifAUGHONS Practical Business College Soates Mill T P DUNNING B KING Union S H Nashville Tenn or Toxarkana Texas Further Drcllue Siituriluy unit Dolliir Prop DRAUGimN I limed hooVlceentny nt Constables Win nr AVns Ten Cents Off home from jour book while holding a position as night telegraph operator C E Lkffingwkll W H WEST S Hopkinsville Chicago 111 Aug 28 A feature uooKKeeper lor uerDer If icks Pembroke BEN CARROLL Wholesale Grocers S Chicago of the market was the selling of Sep Loxqview BEN WILLIAMS tember wheat by Allen Grier who is Lafayette FRANK RIVES FREE 2000 IN fJOLD r supposed to be eugiueering the deal Fruit Hill JOHN WALKER in Soates Mill JOHN W PPOOL in that option Septomber showed Y OU M V scholarship DusinesDraughons College Practical Nashville Tenn or Texar- pv scholarship In some nervousness opening Ac higher kana Texas or Hiudmuu will be iu Marion next most any reputable business at 93Jc advancing to 91c and then ollegoorliteraryschoollnthe U can bo se Thursday Sick him Ollie sick him decimng to 92Ac There was a sub- cured by doing a little work at home for the Vouths Advocate an illustrated semi monthly sequent rally to 93ic December de lournal It is elevating In character moral in Charlie Wlueler will demand a dined to 89gc and reacted to 90c one and especially interesting and profitable to poung with interest and profit by At the cloe September was quoted people people but read Samplo copies sent free division of time from Hiudmau at of all ages Address Youths Advocate Pub Co Nashville at 92ic and December at 90c Boutou to flay Mention this paper when ou write Wheat exports for the past two Tenn wiiiwiniwh weeks have been enormous 1077 Star Pointer paced n mile at Read 000 CO TON WAS CAUCHT bushels A moderate visible deville Mass Siturday iu l59Jt break- crease is looked for Monday North j ing the worlds record western receipts were 395 cars com Tragical Ending ora Trip o the Alurtison- pared with 210 last Saturday aud 650 lllerulr Parker aud Hind man will met for a year ago Cotlou A negro boy known as Trade iu corn showed a great fall Hie fiist time iu joint debate at whose real name was Henry ing off The opeuiug whs steady on but Cadiz next Saturday and will have continued drouth reports but heavy Smith met h1s death at Krapire their tecoud joint discussion iu this receipts aud an expected big visible Thur day night He in company iucreaso caused au easier feeling later city Monday with four other bootblacks went to Allen Grier was a large seller of Septhe Madihouville fair Tueyiav aud opeupd Mibs Frances E HayesJa daughter tember December their way home riding of R B Hayes who wds acting Presi higher at 32e32Jc declined to 3lc were beating and recovered to 31 c Local receipts ou the roils under freight triu No dent of the Uuited States for foiu were 1711 cars The tram made a long stop at 72 years will be married to morrow to Empite aud while waiting for the DowuSjheGoei tram to start the uojs lay dowit on Ensign Harry E Smith aud Presi Chicago Til August 30 Wheat the- track ami went to bleep When deut McKiuiey will be one of the llit- traiu atarled the tragedy occurred took auother downward move to dtfy guests on haud agonizing The tiaiu men heard The market opened at S9 aud at one acieams and investigation showed The gold standard papers failed to tune was down to oo oputb A slight oue boy killed and auother hurt protect their margins on their dollar rally brought it to 89g nt the close Henry smiths head was cat off and cent wjeat editoiiali The slump con- live eights of aDollar below the clnse one aim crushed into ti hhapeless of Saturday wheat is now mahs mangled remains were tinues to carry the price downward further oil than it has been for ten scatteredHis along the track The other Wheat is in great demand but gold days boy hurt Was George Hooser son of Wash Hooser the tinner One of his dollari are scarcer than bushels of A NEW TACK TAKES ueat feet were mabhed ou one side and it wab his suieams that attracted the atAt Holgite Ohio fifteen armed Sun i linen Sounder On tho Woman Out-atention of the traiu meu The in tlon Tlimi On 1retf Coinage jured boy was brought home aud his tramps stopped a wedding drcne the Washington Aug 27 Capt Sam toot attended to It will not have to guests away ate up the bridal sup He said the othpr be amputated Chief of boyb were all asleep on the bide per and rausacked the house stealing M Gaines of Kentucky the grooms coat continuing his the Mail Files and Records in the track Coroner Alleusworth went to Em license The guests rallied aud Treasury is out this morning in a Washington newspaper deliuiug the pire the next day and held au inquest formed a posse to pursue them aud sphere of women Mr Gaines does over Cottons body and the verdict the wedding was postponed not believe that women were ever in was in accordance with the facts N was iu no way to blame tended to perform the duties df men The L Judge Richie of Louisville peras the boys were making it a poiut to because uot constructed mitted the executive committees of the that way they were keep out of sight as much as possible to escape detection Smiths remains two dominant parties to submit to were brought here the next evening Lynched by One Man him Bts named by themselves from He hui beeu a familiar figure about Glasgow Aug 27 Newt Wil- which to select the election officets the streets for several years There seems to be at least one Repub coxen the uegro who was arrested itiducali fair lican iu office in Kentucky who does yesterday on the charge of assaulting not shut his eyes to the plainest pro- Hettie Lewis aud was released was Account of above named occasion visions of the law aud constitution assassinated last night at his home in the I C R R will tell tickets to Pa this county ducah aud return onSept7th to 10th Richie should be given a chroiro boine tnend of the injured child inclusive at oue fare for roind trip who doubted the negros innocence Return limit Sept 11th In the rush of matter and the committed the deed shooting him E M Sherwood Agf crush of preparing for the promised thtougb the window prosperity we failed to mentiou the Gen Weyler has decided not to A man supposed to be Charles dismiss the cae of Evangelina Cis Hopkiusville Kentuckians splendid Hust while asleep on tho wharf bout The Centennial edition recently 6ent out at the foot of Fourth avenue Sun ueroc as was contemplated military commauder of theJsle of vyas composed of 21 pages aud the day morning rolled into the river and It Pines thinks no extreme senteuce will julejBuliug write ups were profusely was drowned be imposed illustrated with half tones which A T Herd late Chief Deputy of vvVre priuted as clearly as photo lIlMVuTlllH Mmshal James has skipped out leav graphs When Editor Meacham goes Before Wo offer One Hundred Dollnrs Re ing a load rf debt behind n cattin ho goes a cattiu and sees waid for auy case of Catiinh that cau going he hold hisAugiiBt salary claim em all one or two bettor in the game not bo cured by Halls Catanh Cure four times It is thought lie ia in CO Props To Mexico Interior Journal F J CHENEY HOWELL of Christian County Judge J AS K FORBES County Atty -- FRANK RIVES Hoods Sarsa- ¬ T Ladies and Childrens Oxfords and Slippers Childrens Oxfords Tan and Black 75 50c Childrens oxfordsJTan and Black 125 85c Womens Oxfords Black 100 75c Childrens Oxfords Tan and Black 100 6j Womens Oxfords Black- 75c 50c parllla i Womens Oxfords Black 1 25 85c v Womens Oxfords Black 130 100 7 1 H 400 A C- mt- TJaese prices are made to move this line of aroodJ out of the house A All Honest Made Goods 4 30 1 MAMMOTH OLOTJEmSTGJ- r SI IOEiCO 111 B gOII DOLLAR WHEAT DEMANDS CAREFUL SEEDING AND A LARGER ACREAGE 1 I to W The great success of fertilizing wheat this last season will re- ¬ sult in a larger use of Fertilizers and Fertilizer Drills this fall A 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 After that we will be compelled to charge more kxs Jc w ARMOUR HORSE SHOE and HOMESTEAD Nothing is mor j worthless than inferior fertilizer best is worth buying Only the iwt We sell only the Best wuww IrT 1 S vs Mr 1 stf- 1 m it We handle two makes of Drills EMPIRE SUPERIOR We can furnish vou a drill with Disc Hoe or Shoe with or without fertilizer attachment These drills need no comments vou all know them ValfV m r if it ssw ledo O t o the undarsigned have known The Republicans have been in the Federal offices of Kentucky ouly a F J Cheney for the last 15 years aud behave him poriectly honorable few weeks and yet oue of them has in all business transactions nud finan found iu necessary to Ibhvo Kentucky cially ablo to carry out tiny obliga between two suns without leaving hi tions mudo by tliHirilnn future address A T Hard Martial West it Tnvx Wholesale Druggists Toledo OJanieH chief deputy has skipped to W AIDING ifc IClNNA MiBVIN parti uukuowUi after discounting h b Wholesalo Druggists Toledo Ohio August nalary claim to four different Halls Catarrh Qure jg taken inter nally acting directly upon the blood hhavors The claim Republican party has so far been unable to find and mucotiB surfaces of lio Hysteni Price 75c per bottle SM by all em ugh honest meu to fill the offices Druggists Testimonials fit in Kentucky litiUs Family Pills aroihe beat A dispatch from Bowling Green says that John Ruuuit a 15 yoiiHold boy huug himself at Rich Pond with a plow line because his mother had whipped him sass 5SS Eliza McGinn was urnutad n di voice Iu the qlrouit court at Qwh nsooro ironi tttiu wiinani flicuiurg wUa is doing time Ii the penitentlawfor murder McQJurg was a lioh fanjYer This is the Peering Corn Harvester Two horses pull it one man operates it and cuts from 6 to 8 acres daily On exhibition at our store Will take pleasure in showing it Georgo W Parrott Jr n prpmi noni young business man of Atfumii cimuiiUd stiictuo bocause lraf had Jost M0000 iu speculation lj- FORBES BRO r l5IJIIJWII51WItii i v mmiim JM rcWT AROUND AND ABOUT Untoittowu bus secured u large hub and Bpoku factory Samuel E Ornwley of Henderson failed for 20000 The City Council of Sotiieriot haa decided to elect ail us oiuuujb J v ular vote V A littlochild bf Edward Moses n labors wan killed at Anchorage by vicious horses The body of a British officer killed by an avaulanche ou Mount Blanc in 1806 ha8 been recovered The residence of R L Pepper was completely destroyed by firo at Prince ton Loss about 700 President McKinloy is the guest of A iNervo Jluilder ft Senotor Hanna at Glenmere the Sen- ators homo in Cleveland V Fond Hon M C Alford ex Lieutenant Governor is seriously ill wth inflam mation of the spiuo in Lexington At Chicago a successful test of mi rax a new explosive which it wbb claimed will revolutionize modern warfare was made At Middlesborough an enraged wife attacked and seriously injured a girl of whom her husband was too Dayid J Seligman the well known New York banker died at Long Branch laBt night after an operation for appendicitis Mrs Floyd Crawford a young widow of Greenville Tex shot and killed a negro man who was attempt ing to effect an entrance into her bed¬ room r at LouiBville Louis Breunig a well known Ger- mau rjsideni oi jjoiusvuie uiujHtu Snuday while preparations dead were being made to celebrate tlie sixty eighth anniversary of his birth Policeman Crum killed ex convict George Beno colored at Danville JReno was caught in the aU of committing a theft and resisted arrest aged twelve Clarence Winsett years shot and fatally wounded his companion a son of Ralph Bell with n gun which he did not know was loaded at Louisville Maggie JRalph a uegress committed suicide at Central Police Statiou Just week by hanging herself in the womens cell with her apron strings M watermelon stolen from a neighbors field in Calloway county Ky but it reads like a fake President McKinley was refused admission to the G A R camp at Buffalo by a sentry who had been or dered to admit no carriages into Thursday was the hottest day of the year in St Louis where the ther mometer reached 101 degrees The mercury registered 100 degrees at Kansas City Seven men aro reported dead and another dying from eating poisoned i camp Khyber Pass lbading from Afghanistan into India is now completely in the hands of the insurgent tribesmenPort Lundi Kotal has been captured and burned by the Afridis Sheriff Geor eft Pritchard a brother of the Senator of North Cirolua was fatally wounded while attempting to arrest Monroe Garland a noted desperado The Baptist Association at Fellowship church in Auderson county adopted resolutions calling on Dr WhitBitt to resigu the presidency of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Col John S Cain has filed a man damus suit against John H Page and the Democratic Committee asking that the certificate of nommation for clerk of the court awarded Mr Page be cancelled Wiley Johnson colored was lynch ed at Moorville Tex for attempting assault on a white woman Jack Pharr a negro convict who brained Ed Hezon with an ax in Monroe county Ala was hanged by a mob James Harde while undermining the wall of a wrecked building was fatally injured by being buried by thirty five feet of wall at Clarksville He died in two hours from internal injuries The total membership of the Grand Army ol the Republic on June SO 1897 was 319456 as against 840610 on June 80 1896 The number of poBtB is 7106 against 7276 on the corresponding date last year A rapid fire Maxim gun for the protector of Alaska gold oeing shipped to the States will be placed on the Bteamer Portland It has been deemed necessary to adopt some method of defense again6t pirates T D Cooper of Russollville Ky has entered Buit at Galveston Tex against the Western Uuion Telegraph Oompauy for 1999 damages for failing to promptly deliver a message W notifying him of the death of his father Dr W H Blakely has returned from the reported onyx bedB iu Hart and Green counties and reports it a big fake He says that the man who wrote the article describing the wou dorful find is simply an exnggerater of the first waters Bowling Green Times Packers are charging forty cents a pound for taking freight over the The Skag Chilpoot trail from Dyea About 6000 uay trail is blocked Skaguay men are at Dyea nud Many are selling their outfits and it is said not quo in teu will reach Klon dyke Mooting of Thesa Two Choice Spirits John Bennetts story of the time of free treat in ment for women Shakespeare Master Skylark one St Nicholas has niany interesting I trust no Will think from pictures of life in Queen Bcs Lon- ¬ In one of these Shakespeare this that I would don wish my uuihe iu and his friends arc merry making in the public for any a tavern garden and this soene fol- ¬ cause only to let lows What a laughing and going suffered know on was then It was as if thdy nil where they may were growing young again And in find relief from many paiui I can truly say I have been much benefitted the middle ot the row a hcadropped by the use of Po ru ua I feel bettor over the quick set hedge and almost than I have for years I have suffered stentorian voice called out Hero Go slow I want a piece of for year9 of chronic catarrh bron here chitis asthma and female trouble of that which 1 have beou much helped by They all looked up and the mo ¬ Pe ru uii I know the virtue of Pe ment they spied that laughing face ru ua If for no other reason it and cloak of Holland cloth raised a to keep it lor colds and would pay coughs It keeps off coldB it pre shout of Whats there Well met vents la grippe and builds up the Come in Ben Where hast thou tar nerves I gladly recouimeud it to all ried so long and the like while the waiter ran to open tho gate andlet a8 the cheapest and best medicine Dr Haitman has written a book ex- the stranger in pressly for suffering women which A quiet man with a little chestnut contains his treatment fur all the colored beard and hazel eyes which diseases to which women are liable It ia a book which should be in the lit up quickly at the sight f the possession of every lick womau aud strangor over the hedge urose from every woman wbo wishes to protect his place by the table and went down herself from sickness It will be sent the path with his hands outstretched free to women only for a short time to greet him Welcome welcome Drug Manufacturing hurly burly Ben said he by The Weve Company Columbus Ohio missed thee from the feast Art thou And whats the good word A child iu Wyoming well Alt Will thou gentle rogue was carried away by it mountain Jiou the other cried catching the hands of IT ORUSHED HISSHRLT tho other man and holding him off while he looked at him there How A Little Barking Cur That Was Hum- ¬ thou stealoth ones heart with he bled by an Elephant glance of thine eye I was going Talk about taking the spirit out to give thee a piece of my mind but of a dog said the man who owned a plague old heart who four canines of doubtful breed in thee to thy face Am could chide I well Ay the hearing of a Chicago Journal re- ¬ exceedingly well And the news porter I never heard anything to Jove The best that was baked at match the way the wind was taken the queens to da and straight from out of a little whiffet I owned a the oven door The thing is done couple of years ago The animal huff huff and away we go But come was the terror of the neighborhood on this needs tolling to the rest Not that ho ever hurt anybody Ho They came up tho path together wasnt much bigger than a pint of tho big man crunching the mussel cider for one thing and I dont be- ¬ shells beneath his sturdy tread and lieve he ever meant any real harm so into tho circle of yellow light But he used to bark at everything that came down from the lantern that came down the pike among the apple leaves the big man It didnt matter how big a dog with liis arm around the quiet mans was if his front paw was thicker than shoulders holding his hand for the my whiffets whole body the little quiet man was not so large as the fellow would be out after him fight other although withal no little man in mad to all appearance Of himself course the big dog wouldnt tackle What there all of you said anything so small as Tough he a good investment for your that s what we called him so he al- ¬ ears ways came away thinking he had Out with it Will they cried No- ¬ Same way with people won and whirled around body had the heart to kick though The queen hath made Lord Huns ho richly deserved it many a time don chamberlain the big man But it was when the circus parnde said passed the house that ho met his An instant hush fell on the garden match Of course he began to bark Well build the now Globe play- ¬ the moment the procession came hi house lads and sweep the bankside sight but he seemed to know that the clean from end to end a sturdy biggest things had not arrived yet voice broke sharply on the hush and he savjd up most of his energies And then they Bland Hartwoll Mr M E BHAKSPJABi A AND JOUBON ONE OF TWO WAYS The bladder was created for one put pose mimen receptacle for the urine aud hh much it is not liable to iiuy form of iltaeiiM except by one or two wuyH The first way in from im perfet cacliou of tho kidneys The second wuy is from careless local treatment of other diseases Gi writes con S clal NOW IS A GOOD 1 CIIIKF JAUSIS Pe-ru-n- a two-year-ol- d and if not doctored too much is not liable to weakness or disease except in rare cases It is situated back of and very close to the bladder therefore any pain disease or inconveni ence manifested in tho tidneys back bladder or urinary pussage is often by mistake attributed to female weakness or womb trouble of some sort The error is easily made aud may bo as easih avoided To find out correctly set your urine aside for tweutyfour bourn a sediment or set tling indicates kiduey or bladder trouble The mild aud the extraordinary effect of Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kidney aud bladder remedy is soou realized If you ueed a medicine you should have the best At druggists fifty ceuts and one dollar You may have a sample bottle aud pamphlet both sent free by mail Mention tho Hopkiusville Kentuck ian and send your address to Dr Co Kilmer Biiighamtoii XY The proprietors if this paper guaran tee the genuineness of this offer Unhealthy urine from unhealthy kidneys is the chief cause of bladder troubles So the womb like tho bladder was created for oue purpose TIME TO BUILD We Complete SpecIficatiorLS am AGENTS WANTED FOR The Official Guide to the Klon- dyke Country And the Gold Fields of Alaska DAGGBICHARBS amBMmammaumvmrimMHwmin7rEsm IIKTAir ntiou SI 00 Intensely IntPrestliiR and strictly authentic The actunl cxjierlfnces of minors and their marvelous dldcon rics of gold The tuforum tion contained In this boot has been carefully prepared from the mon reliable source and will bo the means of leading thousands to fortune In the sold fields of the North The book contains tSOi pases and Is Illustrated with 3 full page photographs taken esi o 7H1 97 olallj- - for this work and also b pages of official maps Three course leading to degrees The preparatory department fits foi Wcarothe solo publishers of The Ofllcial Guide to the Klondnke Louutry any other Best advantage in music Athletics encouraged publications purporting to be it arc lmltatlonr college or busiuesa Ourusual liDcral commissions S S W00LWINE Send 60 cents at once for complete cook to A C KUYKENDALL I getherwlth agents outfit Pres Mgr Girls Dept Secy Mgr Boys Dept W It COXKEV UtmiANV au 351 Dearborn Street CiucAflo Otolith Kentucky College- - Vtopkinsville Kentucky Forty Eiglitli Year Begins Tuesday September US KKl Seasonable IUDRUGS Moth Balls Packing Camphor Hon- NEW BICYCLES FOR SALE NEWBICYCIESTORE EW BICYCLES TO RENT And we are prepared to do any kind of repairing on short notice SINGLE WHELS AND TANDEMS FOR RENT Our Eent Wheels are all new and Up to date Secondhand OUR REPAIR SHOP IS 1897 ALL WORK GUARANTEED whtels bought and sold mm Old Bicycles Made New T duras Sarsaparilla Disenfectants of ail kiuds and a complete Hue of Old Racket Stand J WALSH STOVES REPAIRED Elastic Cottage Paint White Lead Liuseed Oil aud Tur poutiue and family paints ate College of Kentucky Lexington N NEAR L DEPOT voice for the quiet man was silent and the big man cheered for two Pull up thy rose bushes Will cried ono and set out laurels in thing-5their stead tliouk need them all for crowns Usually found in first Ay Will our savor is not gone class groceries at all Queen Boss knows salt With Will and Ben for meat and time can be found in crust and the rest of us for season- ¬ our mammoth store ing tho court shall say it never ate was If youll believe it that dog such master pio -Tas carried a mile and a half on the aw11 rii t inui ¬ nn i ii elephants back before ho had the ll all iiuu iuujvu uiu nana ui next lu ring como New Year or courage to jump off Fresh from the gar- ¬ Twelfth Night and Shrove Tues- ¬ ne came home and crawled un ¬ day dens every morning der the woodpile and refused to come Ay that we will old gossip such as peas beans cu- ¬ out When ho finally did come out Heros to thee ho was like King Henry of England cumbers tomatoes etc Heros to tho company all of us The king never smiled again and And a health to the new lord Tough never barked again He died chamberlain not many weeks after as I verily be ¬ God savo the queen lieve of n broken heart With that they shook each othAre as low ascan be ers hands as merry as men could found in the city and be and laughed becauso their hearts quality of goods un- ¬ ran short of words for these were surpassed young Lord Ilunsdons men late players to tho queen in tho old lord chamberlains troune who for is starved blood It shows itself awhilo deprived of favor by his death E B GO GLARK in pale cheeks white lips weak woro now by this succession of his CITV MARKET IIOUSE digestion no appetite exhaus- ¬ son restored to prestige at tho court and such preferment as none besiuo tion lack of nerve force soft them ever won not oven the earl of Perhaps one ot the strangest vagaries of nature iu a freakish mood muscles and chief of all weak Pembrokes company ever seen iu the State is a negro who There was Kemp the stout trage lives muscles Your doctor calls it dian near Savoyard Metcalf county gray John Lowin tho walking says the Glasgow Times Thisi Anaemia He will tell you that man Diccon Burbage and Cuth diminutive Afro American is only the weakening weather of sum- - bcrt his brother master playors and oleveu years old but has already managers Bobort Armin tho hu muHiereu me coiumuu scuooi ruui mcr often brings it on morsomo jester droll Dick Tarlton ments of his scholastic education tho king of fools There was Blount aud is away up in algebra geometry and Pope and Ilomyngo and Thomas astronomy calculus aud the higher Groono and Joey Taylor tho acting branches Ho is said to be a lLhtniug calculator and a nwiivel in many boy deep in the honoy bowl yet who rospucte riis uamo is J it Thompono day was to play tho part of Ham son lot as no man over has played it since Princo Luigi of Savoy has dotar And thoro woro others whosta names mined two important facts by his ex of Cod liver Oil with Hypo and doings have vanished with them pedition to tho summit of Mt St and besides those What merry altitude is phosphites will make poor blood hearts tho big man cried and Elias Ho figures that tho is not tho 18120 feet and that there rich It is a food for over taxed clapped his neighbor on tho back slightest indication that Mt St Elius well have- suppor Mermaid and weak digestion so prepared inn Well aoaot on at tho roason on was ever a volcano reason f Deep lleituty that it can easily be taken in tho feast toast tho company with wit Olefin blood meansIsu Iilcoil nklu No beauty olwui summer when Cod liver Oil or and company tho wit with tpnst without it uuftrvte dimly Citlmrto ulaau cheered a cheer so until the elephants appeared Then loud that people on the river stopped Come to See Us he ran out into the street and set up their boats and came ashore ask- ¬ the awf ulest barking I ever hoard out ing where the firo was O- - COOK And over of anything so small NINTH ST PliAItMACV all the cheering rose tho big mans Ho pranced around in front of the eutucky n J biggest elephant It didnt appear to pay any attention to him but all of a sudden it reached out its trunk and grabbed Tough and set him up on its back as neat as though it had been taught the trick Tough didnt know what struck him lie didnt daro to jump and he didnt dare to 6tay on and the more the peoplo shouted the moro scared ho Every Offers instructions in Agriculture Mechtmicdl Engineering Civil Engineer ing mice uima oi ocieiiuiiu oiuuy viz iuacnemaucai uioiogical aci Chemical Classics and Pedagogy each of which leads to a degree Twenty eight Professors aud assistants Laboratories and niuseuiof large aud well Kjuipped Countv appointees receive free tuition matricula tion fuel and lighti and room rent Traveling expenses also given to ap poiutees who remain the full collegiate year per week iu private families isoard in cloiuiitones 2n0 to 5 Board uniform books and washing need not exceed 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2AQ 300 460 1AI 260 275 225 250 d50 875 225 iUQ 50 200 lUm guruuut fil 10o26o 600 250 ilmaJJ--- i Vx otrl nnn B DAINTY LITTLE MAIDENS The Threo of Them Only jblwniiiiimiWniiWIIWKiiftiti IMlMiliMpwimmnii n opkiwfuille letttttchifttt A MULE TRAIN P0RTUNE IN OLD TIN 0ANS BBEVITIES OF FUN Weigh Carriod a Heavy Stoel Cable Over a How BUI Ledford Picked Up a Quar In the Desert Prof qssor meet ¬ Twelve Hundred Pounds ter of a Million Aro you perhaps Pills will not only cure but if ing a cannibal Mountain Trail FliegonucBlaet taken in time will prevent Bill Ledford was tho last man of antluopophogous Mr and Mrs Joseph Davis of To one who has seen the difficulty Huntington W Vn nrc the proud with which the great spools of stoel tho Lcadvillo crew conglomerate ter Scientific Mothods Birch possessors of 1200 pounds of daugh- ¬ cable aro moved to the power house whom n novelist would pick out for Pos dyspepsia biliousness malaria Pino ters There arc three of the daugh ¬ of the Olivo street lino in St Louis his hero of a romance and yet his Itiches have wings MACKINAC ters and they aro the cause of much it becomes an interesting question career for the past 20 yeare has been sibly hut most millionaires scorn to constipation jaundice torpid streaked with incidents and episodes iiavu uuucueuuu in winning mum prui DETROIT wonder in the neighborhood ¬ how an engineer could sol vo the prob liver and kindred diseases PETOSKEY Brooklyn Life Joe Davis who was then recog- ¬ lem of haulinc the same quantity of well calculated to adorn the pages of ty successfully CHICAGO Fiction Monster nized as a substantial young fanner rope over a trail cut in the sido of a a yellow back brochure she ex ¬ New Steel Passenger Steamers While other men by tho score were claimed Her very look meant vol- ¬ married 15 years ago Lcnora W Ful- ¬ mountain and so precipitous that ABSOLUTELY CURE it The drenteit Perfection yet attained In ler A boy was born but lived only even the sure iooteu ponies oi tno making fortunes in a day Ledford umes in the old romantic school in Boat Construction Luxurious Equipment two months Mrs Davis then vowed mountain could not bo trusted to tho only drone in tho camp was loaf the fiction of the presdnt day it could ArtUtlc Purnlthlnr Decoration and Efflc X will trust is lent Service insuring the highest degree off a that should Providence again make make the trip Yet the feat has been ing around tne barrooms and gam ¬ be adequately disposed of in 46 pages neverman wuum u dog wholly bud COMFORT SPEED AND SAFETY Detroit Journal a mother her life should be one of accomplished in a manner that was bling dives and telling profitless her Four Ti nn W Bitwkn Wot kind of people do IIovtoOiirtU81tln Dlsennea Arry worchip and prayer to the Creator for as novel and ingenious as it was stories wholly indifferent to tho op- ¬ Toledo Detroit and Mackinac No Simply apply dwAYNBu Ointment portunities everywhere offering for vou have down here in the season the health and life of her child A successful Internal medicine required Cures tetter ee THE 800 MARQUETTE PE108KEY the accumulation of a competency Old Salt all kinds some tenia Hcli nil eruption n the ace hands little girl came Well sir year later when a the Nellie At Tclluride Col AND DULOTH o leaving the skin clear white and nose LOW RATES to Picturesque Macklsacaw the mothers time was divided be ¬ mine located in the Marshall basin Ho was not vicious or quarrelsome worry common Fome real gents and healthy Us great healing and curative pow kcturn Including neaJs awd Berths PronM tfrs are possessed by no other remedy Ask tween the child and her devotions in the center of a chain of mountains even but generally worthless and aim- ¬ ladies an some like yerself sir iB Cleveland your druggist for awAVNBs Ointment 151 iraas real TaJetfo less Tho procurement of a place on Detroit 13 00 Hour after hour she spent upon her that are almost impregnable to the Tit Bits DAY AND NiOHT 8EBVK5E Woman line three weapous flat- Sleepless nights evidenced advances of man had just completed the police force was about the near knees The Correct Idea Weary Wil- ¬ Between Detroit and Cleveland the keeping of her vow and 6ho sel tho construction of the skeleton of est approach to an occupation credited lie bed 1000000 Fields tery food and flirtuUon Ef you Connecting at Cleveland with Harliest the dozen years he spent at wot would you do wit it dom spoke but in words of prayer an aerial tramway designed to bring to him in Trains for nil points IJast Sonth and South Flowery A Sound 11 ver Mnkes a Welt Mrtn west and at Detroit for all points North and that health might be vouchsafed to ores from the mine to the mill in Leadville and it must be confessed Fields Wy I wouldnt do nuttn Northwest Aro vou bilious constipated or he made on ideal officer never being wit it Id jess rest easy and let it daughter Sur4yTrlB June July AntitaM Stat Only her the valley situated 6omo 2500 feet troubled with jaundice sick headEVERY DAY BETWEEN The infant developed into a bounc ¬ below across a ragged range of hills in evidence when wanted and too do suttn wit mo Truth ache bad tasto iu mouth foul breath ClevelandPut-in-BayToiedt- ft ing child In two months it tipped that apparently defied tho efforts of languidly indifferent concerning coated tongue dyspepsia iudiges The Cornfcd Philosopher Send for Illustrated Pamphlet Address the scales at 50 pounds At the end engineers to penetrate The cable events transpiring about him to ever There is no doubt said the oracu- ¬ tioti hot dry skin pain iu back and p A A SOHANTZ DBTItOIT MIOM of two years its weight was 180 was down at the railway station get into trouble between tun shoulders chills uud felar and bumptious neophyte that Tie Detroit Clmim Stem lav Losing his job through a political the way to a mans affections is ver etc If you have any of these pounds The neighbors camo from mounted on a big spool similar to symptoms your liver is out of order all over the country to view the won- ¬ those which have become familiar upheaval Ledford drifted off to Butte through his stomach And yet being end of four years a sister sights around cable railway houses and was almost lost to memory when said tho Cornfed Philosopher it is and your blood iB Blowly der At the rue Alamo came to Mary Eliza and not to be The wire rope weighed 17000 pounds a report reached Leadville that he had not man who expects ice cream and poisoned because your blood does 4Ahtono uot act properly Herbiue will euro outdone the second daughter Janie and represented a length of 13200 made an important discovery and such to be bought for him Indi- ¬ any disorder of tho liver stomach or ¬ Belle started in the race as a com- feet To move this bulk on a level grown immensely rich Itcameabdut anapolis Journal bowels It has bo equal as a liver petitor of Mary Eliza would have been a prodigious task in this way vIn walking along the Price 76 cents Free Familiar Instance You see medicine Two years later Cleora was added while to haul it over a roadway that banks of a small stream just below a argued Undo Silas the rugged and trial bottle at It C Hard wicks drug and the trio was complete To day did not average more than 15 inches mill whose tailings were dumped uncompromising free silver advocate store Mary Eliza is 13 years old and weighs in width seemed preposterous Yet into it he noticed bright particles of Buckhcart township how the At twenty men love a woman at 584 pounds Janie Belle aged nine that was precisely what was done of mineral adhering to the sides of trusts an monopolies aro runnin thirty woman at forty wuuiuu uoorv - rii XIpo ji ifie uCaiii ui uuv trxtiia uicuia The simpiicity of the pluu is of the soms old tin cans that had been everything In the cities Im told whose years are Ecven the mystic Columbus order but the mode did been thrown into the water long be- ¬ they cant even open the big iron safe Tetter Salt Klieuin mid Eczema Dumber is a dainty little thing of 246 inot suggest itself to any previous fore It gave him tho first idea that in n bank without a combination StLouisSan Francisco RR The intense itching unclsinuriiuf iuci Mary Eliza is the pride of engineer It was decided to haul the had ever broken in upon his dull in- ¬ Chicago Record pounds dent to these diseases is instantly ullayed THROUGH CAR ROUTE by applying Chutuberluius Ee and the household Her neck is a foot cable to tho Nellie on a jack train tellect The process in use at the mill BETWEEN very had cases in diameter her wrists measure 12 i e a number of burros or diminu- ¬ was not perfected as it is to day and DREW UP HIS OWN PETITION Skin Ointment Many -LOUIShave been permanently cured by it It inches in circumference while her tive mules trained to follow a bell a large percentage of the value es- ¬ AND Lawyer Prepared Document Which is equally efficient for itching piles and ankles are three times that size The mare without ever deviating from caped in the tailings This lost a favorite remedy for soro nipples SPRINGFIELD Separated Him frm His Wife flesh lies in great folds over her feet the narrow ledge that answered for a wealth was carried down the stream chapped hands chilblains frost bites PITTSBURG JOPLIN 25 cts 1 er box and hands while the fat on her neck path I see by the papers thnt a St and chronic sore eyes in solution and was precipitated upon WICHITA resembles a pouter pigeon Her most First of all tho rope was unwound the tin surfaces wherever they were Louis man has sued himself in a Dr Cadys Condition Powders are EUREKA SPRINGS remarkable feature is her nose which and apportioned into 130 small coils encountered precisely as gold in business controversy said James just what a horse needs when in bad PARIS FT SMITH is no larger than the average and each weighing about 110 pounds sluices is attracted by the quicksilver D Botlnrell of Vineennes Ind to condition Tonic blood purifier and DALLAS vermifuge Thoy are not food but a St Louis Globe Democrat reporter beautifully chisled ner eyes are of Then when all was ready for the deposited at he bottom put a SAN ANTONIO the purest blue and her teeth perf eck trip the wire cable was attached to The banks of the stream had long This may be a strange incident but medicine and the best in use to horse in prime condition Price 25 HOUSTON Mr Davis is a man rather below the burros two rolls being slung on been frequented by campers who I know of a case that heats it in every cents per package GALVESTON the ordinary size not weighing more either side of the little pack saddles used great quantities of canned vege- ¬ way Sold by R C Har Iwick ETopkius Solid Vettibuled Tutn with Pullman Sleeptrj Down in my section of the coun- ¬ ville Ky than 110 pounds while Mrs Davis is and there securely lashed so that tables and fruits and the empty cans Harvey Dinfng Halli and Reclining Chair Cart is a prosperous young law- ¬ even more fragile than he Several any disturbance of tho donkey would were naturally enough thrown into try there Mapt time tables and lull information urnithed A woman who can keep her lover upon application to scientists who have examined the not let the load be released Sixty the stream Ledford followed up his yer When he was a student Qieffelli GEO T SICnOLSM MELVILLE W three children offer no explanation four burros were required for tho discovery finding the same results in love with one of the sweetest girls b a friend never lnloves in his love Tray Pattr Agent Gen Past Agent of their phenomenal development undertaking and the long train in every accumulated mass of tin lying I ever met She is the daughter of a ST LOUIS MO 6T LOUIS MO Let me give you a pointer said Y World wealthy gentleman and although M F Grffg N strung out over the mountains in an in the bed of the stream popular conductor on j undulating mass that was connected Not satisfied with his first days ex- ¬ the lawyer had hrilliant prospects Do BURNED WITHOUT FLAMES by the Gordian knot of steel that plorations however he procured some the young ladys parents discouraged tue Missouri Puciiio railroad jou know that Cbmnberliiius Cole Spontaneous Combustion of Human could not be parted Should one have new tin plates and sinking them in the match because to tell the truth Cholera uud Diurrha Remedy curs slipped a fault that occasionally hap- ¬ the water waited for developments the girl was in love with tho young you wbmi you b iVe the stomach Flesh Three Cases on Record And after man But in spite of parental oppo- ¬ aclie Well it es When Dickens used so effectively pens the weight of the cable would It was not long before his trap had sition the couple wore married triviug this friendly bit of advice the have held him close to the train and caught enough of the values to be the spontaneous combustion of the For awhile everything went well but jolly conductor pas ed on down the quickly have human body as a climax for a novel the packmasters wouldfirma Fortu- ¬ plainly discernible to the naked eye the old grudge against the joung lisle It its t fact tint thonstutlti of had him back on terra Improvising a diminutive smelter railroad uud traveli men never take he had back of him agreat deal of evi- ¬ nately thcro was not the slightest in- ¬ Ledford put old cans through a severe man still rankled in the minds of the a trip without a bouie of thf Item actu- ¬ dence that such a miracle had ¬ cident in the entire trip and long roasting experiment and satisfied parents and matters became so des- ed y which is the b t cure f jr b iwel ally taken place before dark the cable was unloaded himself of tho simplicity of the perate with the young husband that disorders in the world 25 ud f0 In ari article on The Pathology of at TEX the mine and the engineers had be ¬ process of gathering the values on he went away When he returned cent botth b for sah- by It O Hnrd 1 wUIS VILLE ST LOUIS Man in the old French Encjclopedic AS RAILWAY gun to string it out over the tram tin plates smelting the plates and he found that his wife had sued him wick Hoi kiusville av Methodique dAzyr gives the case of No 63 No 61 separating the tin from the more for divorce It was the culmination Daily Pally wiei Boitsu a woman 50 years of age who had way P otile uhn consider love a dream of her parents hatredforhim The The satire of fate is the effect of precious metal made a practice of going to bed drunk UMinily Mvv tu think ol m image as Lv Loulhvllle tlttnpm 7fam ITe had no difficulty whatever in husband saw the petition and imme- ¬ till ifuld 720pm 840am Wt Point every day for many years Her bones the new means of transporting ore llUHkfhit 7 65 p in 8 it a m BrandenbuR As soon as the tramway is finished securing a favorable lease of the tail ¬ diately found that it was deficient 8 20pm Irvlnttton lUOatn were finally found in the bed with 8 Vipm 1018tm Steplienfpori it will displace the services of the ings dump which was rising moun Ue called on his wife and there was pnle fice- - iudioUe Ptli thin the flesh charred from them as sci- ¬ packers and 18 p m 10S8a Cloverport their long trains of jacks tain high about the works and ob- ¬ a long interview during which tho blid Uiiy htelK how the pure Hawerivllle IMlpm 11 05 i m entists supposed by spontaneous Lewlsport luospm 1128 m and the tireless animals whose steady structing operations tho owners of matter of the petition came up He r h hlootl leMiltiutf from taking Owennboroj lOlKum I207nm combustion Spotsville legs made possible1 this form of cheap the mill little realized that they were paw tnat ins who was under an in- ¬ floods Sir ciparilla llll pm 12 51pm The somewhnt similar case of 11 65 ji va 15 pm Ar Hendfrcon fluence that had made her deter ¬ Grace Pitt is given in the transac- ¬ transportation will be thrown out of for a song parting with a good sized mined so he decided to be manly No 62 No 64 Auger is n beter weapou thru iJally tions of the English Ioyal society a job The tramway will do the work fortune kastb My dear he said you cannot get tears a burr comniHuds more respect Lv Henderson und of 1000 burros and does not cost His rights secure Ledford wont 7 20 am 2 55pm She was the wife of a fishmonger who 7 43 am 816pm dputt vllle It is than a sensitive plant than tho price of a into the market for old tin cans and a divorce on this petition 8 27am 815pm Owensboro lived at Ipswich and she was found anything more to o attend the brake soon had tons of them piled up in the faulty Xo court in the world would lewlrtport mans services 007am 4 33pm stretched on the kitchen floor by her A a rent Hook Free Hawesvllle onuani 4 63pm receive such a plea Let me holp you 9 Mam 617pm Oloverport daughter burning the girl said for the ore descending brings back vicinity of the dump An array of out Then the husband set to work When Dr R V Perce of Buffalo 10 18 a m 5 35 p m Stenhenaport tho empty buckets and also elevates kids found lucrative employment in 11 00 am Irvlnclon Her body and legs mill supplies and small machinery without flames ClOpm Y piiblish d the Brandenburg gathering up the rejected cans and and drew up another petition In N great liuok The firHt edition ot 112Sam ASDpni resembled smouldering cpals and UK Peoples Com Wnt Point 1305pm 710pm it he made himself defendant It all the oo p m Honpra r LouUvtlle when water whs thrown on her gave practically meeting St Louisrequire- shared with the men about the mill was on this petition that his wife was inou Sen e Medc 1 Advisor he an Globe the conviction that Ledford was ments of the mine ¬ forth the odor of scorched flesh acFor further Information address The divorce lioiiucetl that after GSO000 copies bad U Mokdub AUPA crazy but after he had cleaned up divorced from him been sold at price Sl50 companied by a suffocating smoke Democrat or broke the hearts of both and they jier copy tlm the regular which would Louisville Ky auout zouuuu trom his novpj enter ¬ profit on W L Mills The pirl ran from the house and A CAMPAIGNER are now living wretched lives They repay him for the great tniiouut of OwpnBborn Kv prise the lessors got on to his oufvos called in tho neighbors who found bvo each other and the - irul charred llesh Treated Constituents to a Circus and compelled him to pay such a Ijigb lies one consolation if is woman ljhur ind mouey expended iu pronothing but bomthnt her ducing it be would distribute the it royalty for the renewal of tho Ipqjfcf and Th3n Resumed left nf the woinnn She toohnd been tJIAINlJ OJNO tjQMTJI that his profits were considerably jjUiv former husband is prospering and next half million free Ah thiR num a hard di inker No 1 Dally Ex Ronrosontative George D No 8 Dally growing constantly in afllueuce and bsr of copies has already been sold tailed he finally jiaii cxpreas mail rcxpregs A thud caM iwn in a French sci- - Wise of Uiehmond said Col Sin- - bonanzaand its owners yielded urjjtjl ability I believo that this couple he is now giving away absolutely Eviiunville J16uiu tupm to Hen liwon 68pm cntinc c n is Mint of Mine do nott one of the capitol detectives is 73am Tho young mgn free ii00000 copies of this most comCory dun 72Uam 631pm Ledford did tho Coal Oil Jofldtof will be reunited plete interesting and valuable com Boi evn s0 veai ldneiir Dol It is one of the best campaigners in the act for MorKMttleld tioaptu 765am a number of months spenm deserves the love thnt his beautiful moil stn e medical work everpjblish- DrKuven t7aui tt37pwi said tint he very lenn and that south lie can hold almost any kind former wife still heart him Murliiu 75plB t2lam ed the recipient only being required 1021 a oj for oieiil vcarbad drunk norh- - of an audience with his oratory but a considearble portion of his wwlwl Prtuciton bi0pm vi Mopklnsvlllu MMJpm 1130 a in upon wine and women in the MomlSa to mail to him at above addresn The Safost lo Watsr inir hut spirit llT wnitinc maid I saw him badly stumped a few years metropolis but finally took jin VOKTltaOlND twenty one 21 one cent stumps to a fovnd herliiram n icrronm the lire ago Mr Wiso had been addressing No 2 Dally No 4 Dally An old physician considors this the cover ciht of mailing ouly and the mo to lumseit and with his renting Kxpress Mlvi s st cPntj for about ten minutes a monster in her cno rs in only safe ice wator to he used during book will bo HCut postpaid It is u tHnpKiililt Jlull tiirirw iu Mall 268 p m OsSO - ing thousands went to Tennessdftnd - If dd not Irluctnqi to originate n th 44ip m croud in front of Hanover courtl7u iu the summer months veritable medical hb ary c mplete U Marion 6 4ipm purchased a larsti estate near 7iti a u v t i in the cle ilmi on house on the issues of the day when DeKiVfn ti87prn Procure some nice looking bot iu oue volume ContuiuH 100S papes ar2nui ville where he has sinco been Hi Mnrgautjfld vovn m 7J2pm fr her IVkil to i he noticed a craning of nseks on tfao The Piee EdiUos which will hold about a quart profusely illustrnted Uorydon 741 p m fBuixa l e burnt d Hcnuerstin 807 p m iiiupait of hi rustic audience and finSlr the retired and indolent life for ojid fill them with water which has tion is precisely the same as that sold r 666 p m I0iutt m ton r - d in he i Vir ly the departure of a down or inoni nature had so admirably eq iir boon running for some time Water at Sl50 except only that the boOkB Lnu fitBium f v - rnlv art in strong manilla paper covers in of a fakir who mm Uenvor Timrw urched itself men in the directiou Lv lrlncinon which has run through a filter at716 am Dally AriinpEJuviiie N Y World ioJiuui was making a pcoeh in front of a tached to a faucet is preferable Then stead of cloth Send Now before till Reads First Spsech Uv 6tup m are given uway As the 7U5 i n dirty looking circus tent Ar Irtnieton cork them tightly and place them di- ¬ sen IntJrvew Local freight will carry passengers between fdir told a out the marvelous freaks The one which opened Heeds way rectly on the ice for some hours beIt isnt know that lloiiklnavllio uud Princeton Nansen has a keen eye to tho main o be Mcn inside the rubber neck to famo as a man was short It was fore you need to use them turn them troubles a what ho doesnt ho knows he UNIONlOWN 1J11ANOH man but what - at a ii i t South Bound Dally an ih chance and sell n earded woman the living delivered not long after he began bis two or threo times so that they will doesnt know 625p m 725 a m Unlontovni lied and career in congress Ho had not up Jo become uniformly cold and you will irnd a London keleton etc his voice price II II 66tAIm 760u ir MoririintieliJ Donud- - dully KviirjbodySuyit So North Ml a could hardly that limo taken much part in debate find that you can drink more of this newspaperman nutation bus swelled until Mr Wise Cascarots Candy Cathartlo tho most won vMorgaudeiu uloa ui ili pm 74 pn net V libel iuts lie heard Seeing that he was about but one day while ho was making a water with less after discomforts than derlul iikcIIchI discovery ot tho ago pleasant lr Priiiintiwn brought out lit HMh in UUIlANSQtfUPA and rolrruliliiK totlio tnnto iictKuuily nnd pod MdHicuwooDAgt i h hioh i prged to uidience Mr W o fairly somewhat labored argument an older you can the water which has been tilvely on llviirand bowels cleansing tho en- ¬ ngnint two ii jidi nin lonHnoviii Ky A Loulsullle Ky tire byslujn UiMiol eohl fe vur nn ihitvspw vclof Look over yomer boys member tried to break linn up by cooled by being directly iced him with fabric N habitual nstlimtlou andeuro headuutio Pleaou W A Kkllond A O P biliousness a iron Cory wr1 vm it putting a question to him suddenly Y Herald buy and try a bus pt i u O today 10 25 to which appeared ri tho h With cents ooidnnd guaranteed to ouia by all Have Yoon erpry and demanding an immediate answer unv Migazine with o number of mv tcat Ue lt il fiioTOonAPiis Made ax Strand clriijyjUU Psabodys Investment ond llowtdhim Aft- ¬ Reod gave tho answer readily Then pictures representing Nantcn at sev one in WYBRANTtf It is stated that George Poabodys Its a foolisb wife who fears her eral periods of his life and wenes in er tho performance Mr Wise re he paused turned toward the speak ¬ NEW STUDIO ers desk and drawjedout And noiv ift of 8500000 for London workr hwUmils ohl ilaillOH Let hor look She arcl vent to utred his speech under the tent liia explorations No 580 Fourth Averuo having embalmed that fly in tho Ulgmons houses has increased to trt I Ut for the new ones authorized to offer 300 Washington IVt Christinua liquid amber of my remarks I will go 000000 m tho 21 years since his for an interview but Nansen wanted W en d Vnipi nre entered as Poiipennmi tuiil lonio iB The house roared The death Last year the trustees of the a Dr Bells liver 1250 and Sherard returned with- ¬ cargo en n up they nre recorded on agajn pleiiMiut laxative It gives galleries took it up Tho nowspapan fund provided rooms besides out nny Nevertheless the Nanson or the ipvoiv r tatvnry or nat correspondents sent it flying all ovat bathrooms lavatories and laundries you an appuplte It prepares your BiuiiiHoh uml digestion for receiving number appeared as advertised ep to alhty tho tho country and to his own surprieaf ural ttiVory The Paris city schoola lf85l persons occupied them The and assimilating whatever your appe Mody September G will open on Nansen repudiated the interview and superstitious si frnrs of tho crew than Tnvonos else fined found death rato of infant in the buildings tito may crave This makes rich red moo alleged that the pictures were repro- ¬ blood bono and llebb This build 1Rn f note from that hour is four ner cent Mow the ovcror To Cure Couitlpatlon forever A hand horso measure is fowliniKn ductions from Norwegian publica ¬ ycu up aud makes you stout Thii Tate Cascaretfl Candy Cathartic 10oor6o Illustrated American for London tions San Francisco Argonaut inches O to cure druggtatg better than cure Tutts Liver Prevention The Coast Line to MACKINAC TAKB THB Sick Headache TUTTS Liver PILLS TO liSiil alf-and-- alf 1 l a 4- ST xk 1 C r 11 1 s u I I Vy 1 11 I C Time Table re rti i i l Kvuui-vllli- - ii a vh i w- 1 s llll f- te llJi7 Louisville Ky fall urea chills ho they stay cuied U OO refund money V WW y jpr CfojiMuouiUe FUK0TI0M3 0F HUMOR to Smila But nt tho Same Tim j to Reflect Wit nnd humor arc words very hard to be defined Wit is so delicate arid evanescent a quality o langnng6 and huinor is so deeply rooted in the per- ¬ sonality both tako so many forms U Heutudifan A Sure Thing fur Von tranfaollon in which ynu ounimt loe la a EARLY MORNING 00N0ERT jiiok hoiulrtolit- - fur miro thpg hUmusm rled tongue rover piles mid a thousand otjier Havo Pun with an Up- lllnnrtl mused by conciliation and sluggish Flat Dwellora to Date Cat llvtr Cafcarcts Candy Cathartic tre won derful new liver i tlmulaiit nnd intestinal tonlo rig by nil driiKtfloiH guaranteed to ours or In a certain flat in this fair town of money reiunded u J U art- a sure thing Try a box to da lOo ins tw bamplo atul ours says the Cleveland Plain Deal booklet tree oeuour MncJ er there are a half dozen families and A A GEORGIA BOM AH 033 BoSt Families In tho State DIED FROM FRIGHT in His Lap Cau6i Foundatlrn qf Ono of tho Largest and Mexican Woke Up to Find a Rattler One of tho most remarkable inci ¬ A writer in the Savannah News dents of death by fright that I aVer has boon delving in tho records of a hundred years ago Among thefruits qamc across said Tony thd othpr happened in Mexico several of his toil he has unoartlied a pretty day years ago when I was making a trip romance if fraym ffty SpHHHl r Y of life remarkable for its subtlety and power and truth has caused men to feel that balance and insight are con- ¬ comitants if not essential parts of true humor The humorous man never gives an exaggerated value to social display or distinction nor does he undervalue them Thus Sir Lin- ¬ coln ono of the truly humorous men of the world was entirely unaffected by the blandishments of the great social world at Washington At the same time ho never assumed to despise it with an affected rusticity as so many do who are destitute of the true humorous perception lie saw the thing as it was as Bunyan says It has been said sometimes that Mr Lincoln was too ambitious a man to be thoroughly humorous that is that he overvalued the presidency This is not true for the chief magistracy ofjtho nation is a very great place not for display or for the receiving of homage these elements Mr Lincoln estimated at their proper worth but for the opportunity of doing great things The Avell balanccd mind ardently desires an opportunity greathumorousbookthefact that it is not a mere comic story but a picture racial national and individual that no formula has ever been found to ex- ¬ press the essential qualities of either Very likely too wit and humor mean different things to different men and depend somewhat on the individuals outlook on this odd and contradictory but interesting world of ours Tlioy have certainly meant different things in different ages In fact wit once meant intellectual acumen something which might be displayed in a dry legal argument where there- was no wit at all in our modern sense and humor originally some iluid in the blood meant merely whimsicality of disposition leading to extravagant individuality In this sense words are used with some modi- ¬ fications by Shakespeare In the present century there has oeen a disposition to extend the sig- ¬ nificance of humor and to regard it as meaning that quality which leads a man to takd a broad and tolerant view of the world and not to be imposed on by the shows of things This has come partly from an increasing per- ¬ ception of the justness and depth of the book of the Spaniard Cervantes Since Don Quixote is cofessedly a A beautiful girl resided not far from Savannah beloved by all who knew her Ilor haudsdmo brother was found early ono morning in a corner of the rice fiold dead a single tiny puncture near the brave heart showing whore a gallants knifo had stolen his life Grief in his sisters heart gave way to fury she mounted her saolo horse and dashed into the city Beforo Tonedes tavern she reined her foaming steed and My brother has been screamed killed by a man of this town 1 will give this purse of 1000 to tho man who will point out the murderer and to him drawing a golden hiltcd dagger from hci girdle this blade Will no one speak Whoistheman For several days she repeated the scene denouncing the unknown m furious outbursts In somo way she learned that a young South Carolina gallant had dealt the fatal blow He was even then on his way to Spring Hill to cross tho river by night and go on to Charleston Screaming to her negro servant to follow her she dashed away along the old Augusta road in wild pursuit a mad race but the intrepid girl set Jier pearly teeth and clung to her plunging lorse At the crest of a bit of rising ground she caught sight of the ferry boat just pushing off In tho stern stood the man soothing Ins frightened horse She screamed and spurred her horse straight over the steep bank of tho stream and risking her life and limb gained the sandy shore Falling from her exhausted steed she drew her blade Useless the boat was already ten feet out She rushed to her horse snatched a huge pistol from the uppermost holster and fired pointblank at the young mans broad chest The ball broke his arm he fell At her imperious command the terrified negroes brought the boat to shore Several gentlemen on board restrained her and lifted the wounded man Under the overhanging banks of the stream lying on the same cloak mid the glare of pine torches she found this was not the man she sought A mu ¬ tual love began that night They were married and from them are de- ¬ scended one of the largest and best families of Georgia i DRUGS AMD MEDICINES Lincoln felt this worthy impulse Ilad ho been actuated by petty am- ¬ Doctors Didnt Know the Why of Many They Use bition or radically deceived as to his the past few years a remedy has In own capacities he would have for- ¬ feited his titles to be considered a been discovered for certain condi- ¬ tions hithertoregarded as incurable humorous man in the broad sense The humorous man loves children which is certain in its action and i unless indeed they are sophisticated which for the beneficence of its re- ¬ ana men they become abhorrent to sults stands unrivaled in therapeu The use in medi- ¬ him He loves real children because tics he finds in fliem the directness of per ¬ cine of the thyroid gland of animals ception and disposition to express the is a logical conclusion from adequate truth that is part of his own nature premises and tho thyroid forms one He does not get angry easily at some of tho few medicinal agents in our little injury to himself or fancied possession which are not given on slight but when ho does get angry purely empirical grounds It is a generally familiar fact that ho is very angry because he is aroused by somo grave breach the majority of drugs aro prescribed of moral law some example because medical history records that clover hay of selfishness on the largo scale for somo unknown reason they have Yes He is not apt to act wrongly Like proved effectual in the diseases in And at noun I lunched with Mrs A Iteiunrknble Cura of Chronic Diarrhoea the rest of us he is fallible and human which they are administered though Z In 1862 wheu I serred my couutry but as tTrule he sees the action more why they should do so remains un- ¬ as a private iu Company A 167th Yes In certain conditions clearly than we do he estimates mo- ¬ explained And in the afternoon we went to Pennsylvania Volunteers I contracttives more justly even his own mo- ¬ mercury has a specific action the tho spring theatricals of tho Wom- ¬ ed chronic diarrhoea It has giveu tives and gives the good motives nature of which is absolutely un ¬ And then com- ¬ me a great deal of trouble ever since Garrick Club their proper weight Ho sees the ab- ¬ known Quinine had cured Coun- ¬ ens homo I saw such a lovely child I have tried a dozen different medi ing surdity of wickedness He is very tess Chinchon and hence the name playing in tho street in front of our cines and several promineut doctors without auy permanent relief Not of her ague centuries be apt to dissent from any dogmatic cinchona Such a dear little boy I loug ago a friend sent me a sample foro a clever Frenchman discovered house proposition and to state and main- ¬ quite wanted to kiss him I wonder bottle of Chamberlains Colic Choltain a paradox because ho can see that malaria resulted from the activ- ¬ whoso child he is era aud Diarrhoea Remedy and after ¬ ity intho blood of a vegetable paraboth sides Did ho have yellow hair asked that I bought and took a 50 rent botsite on which Peruvian bark exerts He sots before us if he can write tle and uow I cau Bay that I am en the modern man a topsy turvy world but it has strict a restraining influence tirely cured I cannot be thankful Yes So it is with most of tho remedies WelrJ Funeral enough to you for this great Remedy relation to tho true world not to And blue eyes and recommend it to all suffering artificial world of convention which tho physician employs ho rSoia Nothing could he Beautiful blue eyes veterans If in doubt write me curious ceremonies weirder than the or fashion Het is no respector of uses them because experience has And an old shirt waist attending the Yours gratefully Henry Steinderoer persons nor of wealth and place be ¬ shown that they will do good in the Oh a horrid shirt waist Allentown Pa Sold by R C Hard hurial of a Burman priest or w ho cause ho sees that tho things to which conditions in which he prescribes is called in his own dreamy country Then I know whoso child ho is wick Hopkiusville Ky men attach most weight are unim- ¬ them although ho has not learned phoongyee Well The funeral docs not portant compared to kindliness and why Dr Pcarce Bailey in Apple nos ours Boston Budget Pigs that do not have enough good take place until three months aftor justice Thus he isradically demo- ¬ tons Popular Science Monthly milk will bo stunted Feed the sow death the corpso having been mean ¬ Tarheel Intelligence Jolted cratic Bicycles Mads to Sell bountifully while preserved in honey and placed In this view joking may bo a con- ¬ in a box like coflin of many colors is told that a young farmer of It Hero is a good story about cycles ihegt XMlenl Itclilnciltet comitant of humor but it is not a nec- ¬ mado to sell and not to run A well western Burko county wrote to tho Symptoms Moisture lnteno Itching and and extraordinary ornamentations ¬ essary element In fact a vein of sad ness frequently runs through the known woman of title had several state board of agriculture for informa- ¬ stinging moat at night worse by soratohlng Toward noon tho pulsing pause of tho droning day is broken by a hum regarding somo part of his farm to continue tumors form of highest manifestations of tho hu- ¬ times had a man from tho cycle tion and tho board replied by type- ¬ If allowed and ulcerate becoming whichsore of far away incantations which rise ten bleed very work a morous faculty Tho humorist seeing makers to oxecuto various repairs to written letter This mado awAYNEa Ointment stops the and the young bleeding heals ulceration and InItching cases and fall drowsily and ono knows that her machine repairs which wero things in their true relations sotsthem farmer mad ho taking tho typewrit- ¬ removes th tumors At lniffirlRtn moat nml tho hurial service is going forward nrhtr necessary on account of tho firms beforo us by ironical exaggerations forBOcentsDr SwayneJt Son Ihlladelphla Tho coffin has been raised to tho top Ilor lady ¬ ten letter as an insinuation that ho md invorted analogies in a new and careless workmanship of a hugo gilded bamboo orectionand could not read pen and ink writing iveoping u uorsa on corn aiono iu unexpected light In his presenta- ¬ ships littlo girl happened to bo no immediately sent tho letter back summer is like building a lire iu the is hoing swung monotonously to and life wo find suddenly an ele- - watching tho work with great inter- ¬ to tho department tion of fro on tho baro shouldors of 10 or 50 with a message to parlor stove iu August ment of truth embodied in absurdity est and remarked to tho mechanic Burmans Tho chanting nevor to send him any more Dont you think mammas very them not an agrcoment in contrarieties which Do uot make your children to be ceases nor tho queer gliding back ¬ printed letters that ho could read unlucky with her bike I caiibcs ns to smile but at tho same come decrepid iu after years by giv ward and forward Until sunsot tho Morganton Herald Unlucky did yor say was tho writin yit timo to reflect True humor never jug them chill tonics containing arso incantations boat away on tho stilly mans reply Why her ladyships A Great Traveler raises an empty laugh nic Arseuio ruins their bono and air without a pauso Then tho coffin alive still aint It is through tho writings of hu- - our customers she Well 6omo of That a rolling etono may some ¬ puffs them up They look better is shot off tho bamboo onto tho fu aint London Mail or a while Tho arsenic finally morista of this type from Irving to times gathor moss appears from tho rIiow8 its gbustlv results Dr Bells neral pyre and a3 tho red sun sinks A Medical View Clemens that America makes her fact that a guard on tho Great West ¬ Peppermint Chill Tonic coutains no the wholo thing is sot alight claim to havo added to tho worlds Physicians m a rulo are bitterly ern railway in England has just been arseuio It makes stout souud bono A Vermont family that started literature St Louis given a purse of 100 guineas for being It makes real flesh health itself It out to namo tho children to down on tho hard times commem ¬ the CTeatest traveler in tho world His cures chills permanently For what reason orate their birthday hm ono born on More casqa of consumption ap ¬ They say pcoplo havo had to eat journoyings back and forth havo Vlen stock foeders shvb a writer tho 4th of July chriatired Freedom pear among noedlo makers and file such plain food that they aro too amounted to 4000000 miles in 40 come to know the value of peas and and another identified with tho great makers than any othor class- of labor- ¬ healthv to be interesting Detroit years Thia beats tho Children of beaus for feed they will bo us staple storm nine years ago ia called Blix er Irraol Freo Press ard as fOx fenergizinginitsproperelementand through tho upper portion of the Wo had in republic on horsoback the crowd a couple of Mexicans who did the camp work and cooked for the party which included besides myself a couple of friends One evening one of tho Mexicans was ab- ¬ sent for several hours from the camp and I started out to find him I went into tho bush in tho direction I had seen the fellow go and I had not walked more than a quarter of a milo before I caught sight of Man uelo that was his name reclining in a comfortable manner against the trunk of a small mesquite bush As I drew nearer I was surprised to see tho fellows face set in a fearful stare just as if he might have seen a ghost My astonishment was considerably accentuated when I observed coiled in Manuelos lap a large rattler Tho snake was swaying its head in a langourous manner hissing slightly but not rattling It had not seen mo as 3et I took out my pistol with a purpose of killing the snake as bad a marksman as I was and I dared not make a noise for fear the snake would bury its fangs in the flesh of the Mexican I crept toward the pair There was a sudden cessation in the hissing and tho head swayed no more It had heard me There was a sudden uncoiling of its folds and before I could shoot the rattler slipped off the lap of Manuelo and disappeared The Mexican still gazed into vacancy with tho same awful stare of horror I had first no- ¬ ticed I put my lyind upon his shoul- ¬ der and there was no response He was dead Actually as it turned out killed by fright He must have gone to sleep and while slumbering the rattler had crawled from the bush into his lap Awakening the unfor- ¬ tunate man must have seen the snake before he moved and held fascinat- ¬ The horse that works six days in ed by the gaze of tho reptile and re- ¬ tho week earns a rest on the seventh alizing that to move must be death had stood the strain until the horror The very appearance of SutherN0 lands Eagle JiJye Salve signifies that had killed him this remedy is new aud origiual in itself It is manufactured on an improved method The many miracu IDENTIFIED lous cures of loug htundiug that are A Parody on a Type of Woman Some- ¬ being accomplished by its use emphatimes Seen sizes its importance as the greatest Well Mary asked the modern cure known for auy and all kinds of husband what have you been doing sore eyes to day 111 fittiug harness is to the horse The modern woman was taking off like an ill tittiug pinching garment her bonnet to a maj Everything she answered Ive had such a busy day you cant im- ¬ Wonderful South American Ulooil Cure agine At nine this morning wo had Quickly dissipates all scrofulous a reading at Mrs Xs such a beau taints iu the system cures pimples tiful reading Mrs X read us a Dlotcnes aud sores on the face thor paper on the Architecture of the oughly cleanses the blood of boils Probable Capital of Mars I do wish carbuncles abscesses aud oruptious you could havo heard it dear and renders the skin clear young and beautiful would escape after that Prof W gave us a little blood poNon If you its train of with all hor talk on the Microscopic Insects of rors do not fail to use this masterly Central Atrica It was so interest- ¬ blood purifier which has performed ing such stupeudous cures in all cases of shattered constitution and depravity It must have been Then at 11 there was a meeting of the blood Bad health siguifies of tho Seventeen Great Religions bad blood Sold by R C Hardwick Club and nt 1130 a meeting of the druggist Hopkiusville Ky ways and means committee of the It is claimed that hogs will Society for the Reformation of Mur- ¬ bean hay as eagerly as a cow eat soja will eat derers ¬ Times-Democr- at is a mcr remedy fdr sores sovoral ringlo gentlemen It flat as flats go but it cant avoid some ou tlieliurni of tho defects that inhere to the flat It is alwiijH gratifying to receive family When tho head of the house testimou hih for Clwinberlaius Colic second floor comes m ot Oholera and Dimrhoeii Remedy uud hold on the two in tho morning tho other flat when thu uiiriorevtiiHUt is from n aware of phjHiciuu it is especially so Tlioie dwellers are usually made is uo more Hatiafuctory or effective the fact When tho baby on the third remedy thuu Chamberlains Colic floor cries which it doosnt do Cholera and Dinirlioea often tho rest of the human bee Remedy writes Dr It E Hobey physician hive is always painfully alive to the and phtmnaeist of Olney Mo and shrillness of the vociferations In as be has UBed the Remedy iu bis addition to these Blight drawbacks owu family and sold it in his drug and a few others tho flat is a good store fwr six years be should certain deal like fiats of tho better class Peo- ¬ ly kuow For sale bv 11 O Hard ple who have lived in flats know just wick Hopkiusville Ivy what this means m Soaked corn matt ad of meal may Ono morning a single man who be fed to the pigs during Mtinmer rooms in this particular structure was awakened from a troubled dream Tlrnl Nervous Mecpli3 As he slowly came back to conscious- ¬ Mon and women how greatfully ness a shriek of wild agony rang upon they write about Hoods Sarsaparilht hi3 ears Ho sat up in bed with a Once helpless and discouraged bav start Again came a blood curdling ing lost all faith iu medicines uow iu good health hud able to do my owu yell a yell which died away in a low The single man work because Hoods Sanmpanlla reluctant moan has power to enrich and purify the dropped his head back on his pillow blood and make tho weak strong D ash that cat he growled this is the experience of a host of But the cat wouldnt bo dashed In people a most beautiful feline crescendo its Hoods Pill are the best family voice arose and fell but principally cathartic aud liver medicine Gentle arose Presently tho young man teliable sure As he moved across the also arose Feed the pigs u ben weaned one room he said things that under the third corumeal aud two thirds shorts circumstances wero decidedly excusable Then he poked his head out KELIKF IX SIX HOURS of the window The eastern sky was Distressing Kiduov aud Bladder streaked with the glory of the dawn diseases relieved iu six hours by the The air was clear and as he looked New Great South American Kidney Core This now remedy is a great up toward the caves above his head he si rprise on account of its exceediug could see tho yellow eyes of the night promptness iurelibviug pain iu the disturber glaring down at him He bladder kidneys back aud every part glanced about his room for a suit- ¬ There was nothing of the urinary passages iu male or able weapon female It relieves retention of water portable that ho desired to renounce and pain in passing it almost imme except tho soap So he fired three diately Tf you want quick relief and cakes of it at the warbler without ef- ¬ cure this is your remedy Sold by fect and the awful voice wont up and R C Hardwick druggist Hopkins down the scale and the yellow eyes ville Ky Vaseline is u Hue TiicwsfsrJS II VWVJ t AgM Hti al wiJflwlKJEi3 SnmpMniM a burfrlar only -j in damaging sue-rced- Jfi if Mil HW ur MraM on getting at it in a hurry tiiey wouiu dc uanicrupt simply because the combination wont work A sick man is in very much the same fix about getting at the nourishment he needt to keep him alive There is plenty of good food at hand but his digestive organism is out of order the nutritive combination of his system wont work He cant possl bly get at the nourishment contained in the food He takes it into his stomach but it does him no good It isnt made into good blood He is just as badly off as If the food was lockecf up where he couldnt touch it He gets no strength or health out of it All these mal nutritive conditions have a perfect and scientific remedy in Dr Picrcea Golden Medical Discovery It puts the nu ¬ tritive combination of the system Into perfect working order It gives the digestive and blood making organs power to make pure red healthy blood and pour it into the circulation abundantly and rapidly It drives out all bilious poisons and scrof ¬ ulous germs cures indigestion liver complaint nervousness and neuralgia and builds up solid flesh active power and nerve force Mrs Rebecca P Gardner of Grafton Vork Co Va writes I was so sick with dyspepsia that I could not eat anything for over four months I had to starve myself as nothing would stay on my bank officers cant cet at their own money There may be rnllioin in the safe but if their credit depended the loik of a safe so that the combi nation wont work Next morninz the stomach I was so badly oft I could not eat even a cracker 1 thoiiRht I was going to die I weighed only 80 pounds I tried almost everything and nothing did me any good until I took two bottles of the Golden Medical Discovery I am now as weU as I ever was and weigh 125 pounds THE GREAT- hrougli Trunk j Line otwren ilieclilon Cincinnati Lexington Louif v 2 Evansviile St Louis ttA thnoltleoi glared unblinkingly Presently he heard a light shuffling Orleans noise in the yard below He looked down and there was a roomer in sliptlinSPBZD UNKIVALED pers and a pajama looking for ammunition to hurl at the cat He had erf ace Gars a straw hat in his hand and he filled Piillmarb this with lumps of coal and pebbles and then taking aim from the best Macon Jackson- ¬ point of vantage he unloaded his ville points battery on the foe The coal cracked against the brick wall and thumped on the blinds but the cat bore a charmed life and its voice rose high IpuufctiODB are made at Guthrie aad NashviHo for all points and clear above the din of the melee With every shot tho young man at and 3- est tho window prayerfully sped the mis ¬ In Pullman Palace Cars sile but his prayers were unheeded MfGRANfSo3nC0i1ig1Ihn Then there was a sound of opening hi road will recoiv special low rates shutters all along the rear of the flat and heads popped out hero and there See agpntfl of tbiR conpany for rates niii8 e or wril fo across a dozen window sills APMrRa ft P TA Why dont you kill that doggoned IiOdsvillo cat shouted a hoarse citizen The job ii yours said the man N TIME TABLE U in tho yard as he dexterously flung a TRAINS GOING NORTH half brick within a half inch of the n t rouU Fast Mill 10 43 a m No 92 Mall feline nose Uair Nuihvllli Vrcnr o T4 m howled tho cat In Si it 1 ouIs Fxproas 9 88 p ia TRAIN8 GOING SOUTH Great Scott roared the hoarse 58 St Louis Express 0 07 am n 5i Nashville Accomodation man why dont you annex her 530 a m o MM Louis Mail 5 13 pm Ill break her neck sir muttered No OiNO limited jupm Nuslivllle Aucorainodailon does not run en tho man in tho pajama as ho shied a nnnay piece of coal against the water pipe North bound St Luuls and Chicago Fast rolns have urough trains llion the romantic young woman o Chicago and St LouU solid and sleepen Fast on tho second floor appeared at the wd Line stops only at Important station crossings Ha hrough Pullman aieop r to Atlanta Ga window in a lovely negligee garb J M ADAMsAtrem Poor pussy she called in a high pitched soprano But the cat answered her with such a volume of what sounded like square toed profanity that she hastily with- ¬ drew For two hours or more tho cat held the fort and then somo unknown hero clambered up the attic stairs and dislodged her Such is life in flats in the heart of a great city Nashville Memphis wont tiomery Mobile an New for Atlanta Savanah and in Florida P irchEastouth f f s an 9GB mm eJSm hi MiIrl H3rHHVjKitiMBKfiLenHtjlHHHHPLVwZHHHHk HHHknSmwIHHh1 HDT4ifSrvjvTwKf5SftBHHM Two Through Trains Daily I l Running Pullman Vestibule Sleeping 0 and Dining Cnrj Nkslwiito to Chicago 4 13 HOURS NASHVILLE TO CS1ICAOO H HEW ORIiEAHSftFLOMDA SPECIAL Leavas New Ortocnnxlly at 1305 0n Tliroiifli Orlennu NjilnUlBfit720utn vlaLftNR Qjlct SvupfRjj front Nav 0i 9 3 fl J i ii M CHICAGO NASHVILLE LIMITED Lccveti HU Cc Ully t 730 p m J 3 For detailed 5 I FP D JfJV j t lr L laa aldrew II w it i t 1 I in nl Pwwnger Agent J j In J ixtiurn Aaert a P jj u j PiMiffr Ascnt irli jj Y y Grouud makos JJIU11J Ut ui- ua tuin un vuiun iv excollotit n wheat mixed with milk n lll JUKI feed for tho pigs Globe-Democr- at Two Millions a Year When people buy try and buy ogaln ik mean theyre aatUtleil The jeoplu ot tho United Statoa aro now buying CuicareU Can dy Oathartlo at tho rata ot two million boxes a year and It will lie threo million beloru Nvw Veara It moans merit proved that tasoaroU ara the moat delightful bowel regulator for everybody tho year round- - AlldruggUts loo SJo Wo box owo guaranteed corn ruhtftliud mJbvffm re904r jMfiile HERE AND THERE Grapo bngB for buIo at this ofGco A child was born to the wife of Mr Robt H Audersou ou Sunday on North Main Street Leave your work at Hlllea Excelsior Laiudry Several young people from this city attended a Christian Eudeavor meet ing at Princeton Saturday Judge W P Winfree is building a cottage residence ou a part of his res idence lot fronting ou Virginia street Dr E N Fruit Dttist olfice over City Bank Hopkmsvfflo Ky Mr jKs B Rogers little daughter Sarah gate a birthday party to her little playmates Tuursuay auernoou Number one Jersey milk cow for sale guaranteed nrstciass Appiy here Wall the livery man at Giacov haB sold out his business to J P Meacham who took charge of the etablo yesterday Thoroughbred Jersey heifer calf solid fawn color for sale at 10 Inquire at this olfice Bethel Female College did not open yesterday as erroneously stated The bchool will open to morrow Sebtember 1st Dr Harrison is very much encouraged over the good prospects for the fall term BIG bargain 5i00000 worth of first class city property for sale or exchauge for farm or good paying hotel Answer this oliice Evaugelist Geo It Stuart has just closed a ten days meeting at Koch elle Madison county Va There were a large number of conversions The revival was held in the Sam Jones tabernacle at that place Incontinence of water during sleep stopped immediately by Da E Detchons Anti Dicretio Cures children and adults alike Price SI Sold by It C Hardwiok Druggist Hopkinsville Ky Saturday and Sunday we two more scorching hot days but a slight shower Sunday afternoon served to cool the atmosphere to some extent Suudav atternoon lhe menu was close to a hundred both days The barbecue at Sulphur Gum near Fruit Hill under the management of Charlie Kelly Saturday was a sue cessful affair- - there was plenty to eat for all and a large crowd spent a most delightful day with music danc ing and gbod eating The comparative statement of the N railroad gross earnings of the L for the third week of August shows a total increase in earnings as com pared with the same period in 18 bor tue period Iroui J ul of S23iJUU 1 to August 21 the increase over last year is 291015 John Henry Adams was held over in the County Court baturdav under a bond of 100 ou a charge of unlaw fully detaining Mary Mertnt Jiotu are colored and the alleged offense occurred several months ago Adamt claims that Mary was quite willing tc be detained A fine farm belonging to the fa tate of P A Watkins deceased wil be sold at public auction at the court house door in Hopkinsville Ky on Monday the 6th day of September 1857 luis is one of the hnest farms in Christian county JTou should not JUnttukiim SPECIAL LOCALS lllll DEATHS iMClMONAIiUUHJl i Mason Mr and Mrs Tandy B Mason of Beverly lost their baby bAuiday n bright liltlo boy eight montns old lie died oi convuisious Linnio Newman Mrs SnEPAnD wife of C U Shopard died Shepard at her home a mile from town outhe Palmyra road yesterday morning She died io child birth The child is still living Fuueril services were held at four oclock yestorday after noon and the interment took placo in Hopewell Cemetery Goocn Mr T W Gooch for many years keeper cf a boarding linncn in this nlfv who went to Le banon Illinois to live last May died at that placo Sunday and his body was brought back to this city for in torment yesterday He was about 70 w nnn nt ci rf nrtA tvHU tlm ffnthfir nfJKilAkO KJk UV UUV liwu Mr W G Gooch and Rev Jas Gooch aoverumeut Fish Coming Judge John Phelps some time ago made application for some fish to stock Little River with iu the deep water above the water works dam He haB received the following letter family A consignment of Black bass has J Miss Ritchie Burnett has returned oeen assigned to you auu u is now arranged to have them deliver- from a short visit to friends near Bear being ed at Hopkiusville by messenger by Springs Tenn one of the U S Fish Commission Mi9s Katharine Graham of Casky Our has returned from u visit to the Ten cars within twenty days agent will advise you in advance of nessee Centennial the hour of his expected arrival Mrs Wilkeusouof Elkton was in VfiHRfils free from lnuirious matter partly filled with cool fresh the city last weak on a visit to her water and of a carrying capacity of father Dr E F Russell seventy gallons must be in readiness Mr J D Russell mauager of the and conveniently placed for an im Telephone Co is back from Nashville mediate transfer oi tue nsn tue m- - after a lengthy absence v ma irtuu Biuya A Ik lie ft mem ll i Mrs J B McKeuzie has returned Very respectfully from a visit of two mouths torelatives J J BRICE in Rockbridge county Virgiuia Commissioner A close watch will be kept to pre Messrs John Moayon and Moses vent the fish from being unlawfully L Elb have gone ea6t to buy fall removed goods for their hg new Btore ou Main btreet TiYinrtpnn pjikps nf trnlinirl fnrnr Messrs Bailey Richards and E B have developed in the Lastoru Kentucky Lunatic Asylum at Lexington Bassett will leave for the East to day to purchase fall stocks for their reOne death was reported Sunday business trip to Illinois Wishes to notify you that Mrs L J BrJaddus of Olurksville ho will open in his new is Visiting in the city stand in a few weeks the Mr J T Wall has returuedfrdm u store lately occupied by i business trip lo Now York Winfree Bros Co sec- ¬ Mr Geo E Gary loft for Chicago ond door from the First Saturday on a businesu trip Bank on Main V E Adcock and sou Lee JSational Mr street and is now East buy- ¬ returned Friday from Virginia Miss Mamie Johnson of Nashville ing the best stock of dry is visiting Miss Augusta Harrisou goods and clothing ever Hopkinsville Mr Thos P Eunis lato with the brought to Racket is now with C M Latham and will save you moiey on Mrs John Youug and children every article you buy We have returned from Dawson Springs mean business and proppse Miss Nell Walker is hero the gueBt to sell goods at such low of her sister Mrs W L Whitesides prices that we will astonish Mrs Dickinson and sou of Car Respectfully thage Mo are visitiug Mr H L Mc- - you Your Friftiul Pherson JOBfl MOAYON Mrs J R Barr and child of Lux ingtou are visiting Mr Huuter Woous a- Now York Judge M D Brown is Miss Era Young is at Dawson Ti Mf it S Green has returned from back from a Your Old Friend John Moayon 1 10 Days I Cost Sale CATCH ON To The Best Opporttmiy of a Lifetime tie 1 For Buyiflg-Ckeepit-w- i AYS Goods Kertl Estate Agents OFFICE OVER FlftST NATIONAL BArtK Dcnlers in all clasecs oreal estate Buy sell BVCKNER CO FOR THE NEXT TEN We offer choice of Spring and Summer una rent OPKISVILLK KY AT AND BELOW COST Its a quick turn on very close margins to satisfy a lively demand for Dry Goods Notions Carpets Mattings Millinery and Furnishing Goods L 4 For many years science has studied liquors Result the whole world uses whiskey It has proven the best stimulaut and does not injure nerves and tissues like coca wines nud other drugged- compounds And HARPEH hiskey is the ideal whiskey W R LONG For sale by Hopkinsville Kv - Catch On to The Fact - Everybody Should Read Their Home Paper Heres n chance to read It for Nothing Do you waut the semi weekly Ken tuckiau delivered FEEE to you for 10 weeks If so purchase from us goods to the amount of J3 00 three dollars and the paper will be delivered to your address free of charge Tickets given with each ten cent purchase We carry a full line of every thing usually found iu a first class drug store Alfgoods guaranteed strictly pure and of the very best quality Prescriptions have our prompt and careful attention et all tiours day or night Telephone 149 We kindly solicit our patronage Very Respectfully L P Milleb That thesethoico new goods can now be bought at prices never before named for viiliies iu any way approach- ¬ ing these we uow place at the disposal of wideawake and discriminating judges of good bargains who will not loose a minutes time in taking advantage of the pheuomenal Low Price Sale e p The - Catch On To The Fact- That our entire stock is made up of the choicest 6e lections and latest styles that sell like lightning at the prices we uow ask Beg inning Of The End This week makes the beginning of the end of this sea sons selling at this store Price concessions rule throughout the house Many Wonder sale offerings still on Many others in addition Reasons multiply why you should come here C- The Druggist and Stationer Ragsdale Cooper Cos Block Cash paid for Bonds and Bank Stock Money loaned at 6 per cent in sums of 1500 and upwards on good farms iu Kentucky and Tennessee uotjexceeding 40 per cent of appraised value Dwellings to sell or rent ICHARDS 3 CO KY l HOPKINSVILLE 7Muma4WU4mttumu4muttC office rnoB67 4 WALTER F GARNETT CO Financial and Insurance Agents Notice All persons indebted to the estate of Mrs A J McDaniel deceased are hereby notified to come forward and make settlement Also all persons having claims against the said estate are requested to present them for payments properly certified Papers will be lound at the Bank of leaf DILIGENCE 26 Up YEARS IN home puoxb 1071 SAME OLD STAND Stairs in Henry Block Op wmSmSk COURTESY Opera House X Oar-- you at d will do it if you will come and fee m large stock of Soil miss this sale BASSETT MATK1MON1AL CO Hopkinsville FURNITURE AND KINDRED BRANCHES My expenses are light as I am up stairB and I Been my work 7000 To loan ou first class real estate Asr good lieu uotes wauted will mate it pay uu to come and see me I am prepared td do Undertaking in all its branches Iamalso a practical EMBALMER Refer you to those that have m I K J N i Dr Golst i thp optician will re turn from bis eastern trip to day and be at hN rooms in the Plnenix Hotei to morrow to resume his practice un til furl her notice The mere an nouw mt nt that he has returned is enoi g i to give hirn a rush of busi ness c3 lie has ttu extension patron age in thii city H W Deune and W H McKee two profehwonai chimneysweeps from the Star Chimney Sweep Co of St Louis are in ton city prosecuting their busi e s O e is a tall slim man anu the oin r luw ud stout and both wear tall silk hats nncl coats of burnt charcoal a hi negro minstrel style They understand their business and clean out chimuevH without soiling wall or carpet They sweep chim neya flues b ilorH furnaces smoke stacks grates etc and charge very leiBonable prices for their services They expect to remain all this week W John Suadoin Roake Mr Shiifloin and Miss Katheriue Roake daughter of Mr R Roake were mar- ned Saturday evening ut o o ciock at the brides home on North Main street by Rev S N Vail of the First wedding took place iu the Pee Deo neighborhood last Thursday evening AiiP nst 2 t nt 5 oclock The con tracting parties were Mr John John son and Miss Willie Lewis both of the same neighborhood well known nril n Hneuted bv all who kuew them Lyle of Church Hill of Rev ficiating The ullair toon place at me home uf the brides parents Mr and We extend hearty Mrs S P Lewis Presbyterian church Johnson Lewis A beautiful little CT congratulations Kivel Hunter Labau Kivel and MihH Liikv Hunter a vouug couple of Princeton came to this city Satur dav anil were married at Hotel Latham Rev W L Nourse olhciat inrr it waH not an elonemeut the youug couple leaving home to wed just for the romance of the trip accompanied by Mr Buck Ofthiscity who was- in Princeton and Miss Birdie Kivel The bride and groom left on the afteruoou train for NaBhville to visit the uentenuiai Air Kovil is a sou of the well kuowu miller und hiB bride waB one of Princetous prettiest belles LUCID 1113 UU UlJJUOIUUIii JnJ ww Anderson Tobacco Worraer POWDER Absolutely Pure i It i - treat leiveuing ithfulneHs Assures v i t alum and all forma tii f ofndit Mum common to the cheap bra il Htii gh C mi i MdYM fcAiHNCHOWDl n CO NEW YORK veution--JlubMeHvtil- Mr Wm Darby the well known fanner of this county has certainly solved the tobacco worm problem He has rigged up a sprinkler ar ranged iu siii h whv as to snruv three rows of tobacco at once The artwnkjer is mido to be drawn by two horses and thiiH cue row is straddled unci tofutliHr with n nnv oh each side is give n a drenching1 of Paris green which is sure duatti to both vormn and eggs T n acres can bo wormod in a Uv mil iu a much inoie ulfectivo way rhuu by Laud Mr Dar weight nxcopt oy roiling oter on by has applied tin a pitontoji hs in arriii uiriMd mm niHumrr lnin iiiifi iii cousueatj ijuuisvuio ximua Ledger I i I desire to sell my farm of 800 acres C miles To all whom it may concern notice As administrator of Geo W Cayce from Hopkinsville good lmpruvments40 acres is hereby given that the Some Shelby County Hozs timber running water aores apple orchard all I will heretofore existing between G Near the entrance ol the first shed deceased public ou Thursday Sept under good fence also my resldenco with 10 2 sell at auction on the prem- acreloton9tl8t I will sell this property at a E Medley and C It Adams under a big black hog lazily reclining in his ises personal property consisting of v great sacrifice on easy terms the firm name Btyle of the Combined straw is apt to strike the visitor as horBeB mules cattle hogs farm ma JB Dade Automatic Keel Company is- hereby about the biggest thing of the kind chinery implements reapers- - mowersdissolved by mutual consent the ilemuvult lteiuovull he has ever seen This hog weighs wheat drill wagons buggies 50 aores said C It Adams retiring therefrom of growiug com 100 lbs old corn a John Moayon 700 pounds In his compartm mt he The Farmers All debts aud liabilities of said firm lot of hay and other property Also Friend will move his stock of goodB if any are assumed by the said Med ¬ resembles a rhinoceros at rest The household und kitchen furniture ley to said firm layman refera to this animal as a to begin at 9 a m Terms in the house formally occupied by aro aud all debts owing Sale to be paid to the said Medley Winfree Bros Co about tiept 15 great big hog but in the technicul made known ou day of sale or 20 second door from the First This 7th of August 1897 language of the hog breeder it is IKEHOAYCEAdmr G E MEDLEY National Bank on Main street Dont kuowu as a hog that will flavor right O It ADAMS forget the place smart greens Yet this hog is by no Wind Mill For Sale mwuus the prize porker Over in the A complete all Bteel mill 70 feet Scavenger Lime For Fertilizer next shed is a hog that will flavor still high and pumri tank and 250 to 300 J T Hall city scavenger cau be Wo are making farmers a special low price¬ more greens He is so fat and lub Many reached by telphoue at auy time on Hm for fertilizing purposes purpose far berly that to gaze upon him there is feet pipiug foflefiYtOan 100 Ky FQOJ5l3fo3EY with mers are now using lime for this U Call No 151 presented to the eye a series of olova great satlsrncUoit 1 can sell U in largo quan ¬ i tities at very low rates The good results fol tious and depreHStousot hog a sort of uso last for five year lowing VftU nna mountain range of siviue This hog House and Lot at Howell Ijor Sale Prof John Sollee while a candi toousutits Walton Uros olllcoho9SUth street Apudiniuistrator I offer for sale a date for the Democratic uomiuation before buying your Fertiliser has by overeating gut himself into u Hiinrlitinn ivlinm 1U luirH fnil tnmnnt Mw house aud Jot und storehouse with for school superiutondetit in July HOPKINSVILLE LIME WORKS G E Dalton Pnopn ground so that when ho would other- - tWQficreB of gOiiud iu Howell Ky stood the n quired examiuatiou for a I I In the property of the late Uoss Mot- - certificate ot proficiency If n lU t tllk uf llll man uu iu mu oinuuiug jjuotwiu no in Ilia papers Rimii nf flint In calf runllv v me ilnu-ii-Property is iu good repair und havo been oxamiued and he has been Jjunip Coal notified that ho pashed a very credi one is unable to uiibiaiii his tremendous will be sold nt a bargain for cash gents bushel spective houscB Miss Florence Barclay of Russell ville Ky and Miss Lo tie and Mr Charles Foit of Adams Station Tenn are the pleasant guests of Miss Mary Belle hives near Casky Mr G W Fallon whose health has been failing for some time left last week lor Arizona where he will make his home He has seemed a position in a town not far from Pace nix Among the Hopkinsvdle people who attended the Madisouville fair were Dr T W Gardiner A H Au dersou W R Long Tom Ennis Everitt Tandy Bailey Waller C H Tandy R H Perry Geo Harrison and Clias M Meacham and son Miss Ethyl Walker who has been the guest ot her siHter Mis W L Whuesides for the past twe months returned lo her home in Scottsville Ky Sunday Chas L Daniel of this city accompanied her as far as Bowling Gieeu A W PYLE CHRISTIANCO ABSTRACT CO H W Breathitt aud Jno T Edmunds Mgrs 1 Oil in Christian County TAWNW1 have in my hands for sale a fine farm of Go7 acres on which there ure sure signs of petroleum There is a jKSJTMmn well on the farm 9tf feet deep and iu the Spring of the yeir the water is so strong with horosiii that the ttock will not diiuk it This farm must heboid If you want to get rich write or call on W S Haleatty IP IP Pensiiaw Furniture and Uudertaker ttorMtXtW THOMPSONS OLD STAND 3STew Hopkinsville Ky Fine eligible building lots for sale on 19th street One lot corner Virginia street and 21st street and one lot on 21st Stock Best Groods S and LO WEiST PRICES No 8 Main Street HOPKINSVILLE KY New and Elegant Funeral Car for the Undertaking Department Dick Everett a Practical Undertaker of 20 yeprs experience haB chaige of thiB branch of our business street Apply to DR Give us a call I y lt J A GUNN Farm For Sale Administrators Sale Notics ry rrrs m w MAJOR HERRING Admr Ho3a Metcalfe deceased Garrettsburf Ky table tMiiliiuation Iu a number of instances the applicants tcme of them nominees lulled to pass Snot cash Best half per six and EL HRR F0ULKS Sts Hopkinsville Ky

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