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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: September 3, 1897

Hopkinsville Kentuckian: September 3, 1897 Hopkinsville Kentuckian 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1897 hop1897090301_sn86069395 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hopkinsville Kentuckian: September 3, 1897 Hopkinsville Kentuckian Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1897 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. MW sxsir5sr viiii inii n TV m jMMMW a fe k a 11 m mmm ft A 4 SWfi HUHlVV rr FRIDAY fciny VOL XIX lifoVfrfr djfcfh fiiw- HOPKINSVILLE iy KENTUCKY SEPT 3 1897 OP ii NO A 50 Cents For Cboice of our Entire StodjT of tT MTU J r W DREAM FIT i rir BMS A Mm It I COOL 100000 i SKINNED ALIVE llHI CHARLIE WHEELER CETS HINDMAN TO DEBATE WITH HIM IS NEW AND TRUE THIS OOLUMN HAS It avorert PnnillV Who 1nlillr Imji HtiinuRl IIv Sensational Suit Cane PlfeU 1 Campbells Otntii Acquit tort Silver Mine Ciittlnn TobncCo Straw Hats All Cheaper Grades i i Collins Uuilii AoiUlttl The examining trial of Collins farmer Gunu the youug Croftbn charged with arson wan hold Monday aud resulted in an acquittal The Killing Wiifl Juntlilrtlilu Judge Breathitt has no olaimi f r support on the people cf Christian county that have not 1011 Buttled many tunes over in advance 2so ane family ha a riht to be kept in Office forever in a State whose constitution recognizes the principle of rotation in ninny of the mont important offices There is a growing feeling even in their own parly that the eutireBreath itt family ought to I e williug to stop aside and let somebody else fill a few offices for awhile This is empha sized by the fact that three members of the family are now in office aud candidates for other office3 in order that the public may have some idea of what has been done for this much favored family ivo give a etatement below that may not be exactly accu rate as to figures but is in the main correct Maj John W Breathitt 1870 1890 County Clerk 20 years at estimated salary S 60000 of 3000 Tl a Bwlhy Holier With a chip on Hiv Shoulder net More Than Enotijih Will imide lime Hith Local Speakers No More Jas Robertson who killed Wiley WORTH 100 to 250 AT HALF PRICE I 4V a-in- Nichols at a picnic two weeks ago at Ilsley Hopkins county was acquitted at the exaraiuing trial at Madisouville Monday Walvctl lrolliiilnary Trial John Johnson the negro who shot aud killed Tom and John Andrews two other negroes at a festival near Tientou waived examination at Elk ton and was held over until Circuit CoQrt Will Return To I own J H ANDERSON CO rw fl TAKING CHANCES 03--9 1 If I wuz called upon to weap over the body of a ded mewl I would Josh Billings once said Josh didnt take any chauces Even though every appearance indi ehed mi tears over hiz hed cated that he was dead hed keep away from his heels No man ought to take chances when there iBa certainty to be had In buying shoes from us you have the benefit of our practical shoe experience We KNOW we give more for the money than others cnro to offer and in order to give a a practical illustration we quote below desciption and prices on a few sellers Ladies S 3 to 7 Oangola Button toe and heel size Ladies Dongola Lacs pat tip and lace pointed toe Price Our Leader a Ladies Don gola Lace and Button new- ¬ est style a 2 Shoe for 98c The 125 chances 150 Wear Register for Every Men all styles warranted Buy from us and take no PERTEE 8l m SmfmlvSlmamifwmywimriS k i Public Appreciation Nerves our efforts and we are showing our appreciation by ythe prices we are making Goods you are thinking of link us with your thoughts and we will convince you that the best is not to good ir prices are Tight If It Is High Claws Remember AV lb That wo can fshow you any thing you may nefed n in Harness saddles blankets collars J3ack bands liames chains etc and- an elegant line of Lap Dusters VMo carry the LHGEST stock and gtze LOZZEST prices g207 South Wain 1 1 A YOST GO 1 Harvey V Breathitt Deputy County You cant change your voting preyears salary not cinct now without losing your vote 12600 known probably 12600 Brown Yesterday was the limit of sixty days Other minor official positions not taken into account He instated that the law of the before Nov 2 Democrats stay right where you are until you can cast a Jddoe Jas Breathitt Democratic party is the rule of ma- ¬ vote for good government and econ- Two or three terms as reprejority and when that majority had omy in public office sentative under old consti spokeu no man could remain a Demtution amounting to prob O 1 Church AVorkers ocrat aud deny its mandates That 1500 ably The conference of church workers Several terms as Citv Attor Geu Hindman was uo longer a Drtn ocrat that the party had declared of the C P church was held in Nashney of Hopkinsville estimated at 1000 for free silver in its county state audi ville this week and was attended by e h ui ref uedi national convent ion 1 1895 1897 Two yearc as Cir100 delegates Rev W J King of to abide the decibiou bin nad bolted cuit Judge at S3000 6000 this city was in attendance aud disthe party aud joined a small imperti ¬ cussed An Open Parliament on Fi- Now a candidate for re elecnent faction uliich met at Iudianap tion iMuuy noted men were pres nance olis aud bound the Democratic party took part in the discussions Gcs Breathitt ent and and delivered it into the Lands of the Services as deputy sheriff one Commenced Cutting the Crop Republicans in 1896 A Democrat or more terme and other po must abide the decision of the major- A number of South Christian farmsitions trom time to time es ity of his party Any man who does ers have commenced cutting tobac 1000 not is no Democrat timated at no difference co and the weed will be cut and 1890 4 Deputy postmaster 4 what he claims Ho asked the general years 3600 if the paity had not spokeu iu clear housed as fast as it ripens The crop Clerk to County tones and if he and his associates is comparatively tree from worms aud 1894 7 Judge Balary not known or is of good quality While the a- had not disregarded its voice As it counted creage is not quite so large as usual had declared for free silver there was no room or place for single standard it is believed that there will be the av- Now a candidate for Constable erage number of pounds raised in the ideas He could not understand why Total in 27 years one family 97700 the general was maki ig this rac- ecounty It is probable that these estimates that he called himself a candidate fur Will Answer to an Old Indictment are too low in most cases and that office when he admits that he has no In JS93 Ed EvanB col was indict the total is not less than S100000 expectation of election The distin- ¬ ed on a charge of breaking a store The Breathitts are good clever peo- guished gentleman uhould be called Re- ¬ a miss ouary rather than a politician house He succeeded in eluding the ple but the rankest of partisan officers until Weduesday when Dep- publicans and there is no reason whv If the general leards fcilvor men as Democrat of Christian county mere talkers he could with propriety uty E P Wilkins captured him near any i ee Dee and lauded him Jn jiil If the He should by his vote help to perpetuate call himself a woid machine two generations of them in office at geueral does not expect to be elected is dccused of having entered the meat what is ho ruuniug for ft is con ¬ house of Mr J W Bruff uear Julieu the same timeof The moral Evans will be tried at the uext term Breathitt should this storv is that Jim ceded thit Shackelford or Bailey will bo defeated as Cir win the race Is he ruuuiug to divide of Circuit court cuit Judge bv Judge Cook And he the Democrats iu older to elect will be Death of Joel JIcKlniiey Bailey the Republican Cadiz Aug 30 Joel McKinney a The speaker declined he could era Sensational Divorce Stilt Filed brace a gold democrat rather than highly respected farmer died this A bomewhat sensational divorce morning at his homo four miles east suit has been filed in the Circuit vote for a republican directly or indi rectly He had served a short timet of this place of Brights disease He Clerks office Mrs Nora Mills for- in cougrebs and found that republic wrtB 68 years old and leaves six chilcans were not only mean as poli- ¬ dren hie wife having died three years merly Miss Nora Cotton the 17 year ticians but spiritually and in every ago He was a consistent member of old daughter of Mr W A Cotton of other way hen a mau goes out- ¬ the Methodist church and whb liked North Christian asks the Court to side of the democratic party to help by all his neighbors Kg was a kind annul the marriage vows entered iuto an enemy he is not a democrat The aud generous hearted man and a use- between herself and Ae Mills of small regiment of gouerals who met ful citizen and will be much missed Nashville Aug 28 last Tbe plain- - at Indianapolis and nominated Pal- ¬ by the entire community in which ho tilt alleges in tier petition that while mer aud Buckuer did so not had lived for many years visiting the Tennessee Ceuteuuial un hope of election but to cover up with due influence was broucrht to bear sins of such of their followers tho as A LHJiie Strikes It Itleli upon her by Nashville relatives and wished to vote for McKinley as well Mr A C Layue has at his store that she wab over persuaded to marry as means of tradiug aud leading dem- ¬ some specimens of stono rich in silver the defendant She further alleges ocrats from fealty to party The great otect foe which he says were taken from a mil o that she does nnt love him that she majority of them however has been wrongfully treated aud that in Christian couutv 22 miles from fraud was practiced in order to make Aiciviniey What sort of a democratic home Hopkinsville Ho says the vein was the match stead is Gen Hiudniau keeping open within five feet of the surface and The young people are cousins but that the stoue will yield 75 worth of Hero not well acquainted having only which he bo vividly pictures When it is believed the majority of silver to the tou according to the es- met each other a few tunes They his sort voted the republican ticket iu timate of experienced miners were married on the evening of Aug This has always been a hot bed of 23 aud Mrs Mills left her husband obedience to his leaders ndvice to silver men but it is news to them to the next morning returning to this shoot no rockets in the air but vote know that they have a Bilver mine in county The case will bo heard at for McKinley struight The honorable gentleman pays a their own county Mr Layuo de tho next term of Circuit Court Mrs cliues to give the exact location of Mills has retaiued Mr G W Southall high tribute to Clevelnnd and Carlisle antl complains they have been abused uis mine for the present iiB counsel uy democrats Me praises them for their maiutenanco of the gold stand ¬ lleferreil To Conference Charged With Hilling ard in the country under The committee of Methodist mipis Warrants have been issued for Lin ditions Mr Wheoler didadverse connot tera designated to inquire into the Simons und Gill Malone two boys of the tribute of praise was just believe aud did charges againBt Rev Geo F Camp the Daysville vicinity of Todd not believe they had been abused ac bell preferred by Ihb wife made a county upon the charge of hazing cording to their deserts that they report this week rofornufj the matter It is reported that the two boys took were not honest in his opimou in to conference for investigation They mum xvirK auouier uoy ju me ueign their views It is truo they maintained reported that tho evidence for and borhood out to a watermelon patch the gold standard but it cost tho gov ¬ ngaiu9t whb so conflicting that it for a little fun When they got him ernment the sum of 260000000 iu would be necessary to have other ev there they concluded to have some bonds to do it which will haug ua u idence as to the reliability of wit fun aud giving the alarm begau fir burden ubout tho necks of the people nesses aud these matters they thought ing1 on young Kirk and while he and posterity for a half ceutury to should Jje undertaken only by con made his escape from tho wntermelon come The Bpeaker then quoted from the ference Mr Campbell will not patch several shotH were fired at him preach pending investigation which one or two striking him on tho leg article of Mr Eccles the goldbug will be had this month Thero is now The father of tlu boy had warrants comptroller of currency in the NortU but littlo prospect of a reconciliation sworn out against them oud the case American Royiew of August in which he declures that prosperity has not and the separation of the couplo is will bo tried to morrow como to the people and iH yet many probably permanent By a vote of 78 to 36 the Long ftuu days off und asked Gun Prof Jns H Fuquii wh wns de Baptist Association iu Jefferson Co reply to that asHertiou of Hiudman to oue of his posed as a member of the Bethel Col adopted resolutions censuring Presi wM a uuiiuch jue i rihe in lege faculty opened his hierh school dent Whitsitt of the Southern Bap ttrliaof titwl u kulk uuuw jmuuucu uepeuus upon at Russellville Monday with more tist Theological Seminary and ask than fifty students ing hie removal Democrats Dont Move 1870 1891 Clerk 21 at2100 Mr P P Huffman whose mill was 1894 1897 County Judge 3 recently sold to Litchfield Adams yearp salary raised from of Trigg county has sold his lease SR00 in previous term to 1000 and fees estimated aud given immediate possession to the new owners Mr Huffman has Now a candidate for postmaster removed to tl e citv to live 1890 1891 Postmaster i years 8400 3600 The Hiitdmuu WheeJer debate at Benton Tuesday was grossly mis represented iu the Courier Journal Uindman Has literally flaied alive by Charlie Wheeler Iu order that lua speech may be read and judged oa its merits we reproduce the account of the Paducah News Hiudinaa having spoken for an hour Mr Wheeler took the stand to reply He said it had been his pleasure since his early minhood to do battle for the Democratic party but this was his first attempt to defend the party from the attacks of one claim ing to be a Democrat That whenever an enemy showed his head it waB a satisfaction to promptly strike it and no difference under what guise or colors it appeared his duty remained the same He said that some of the Democracy he had im- ¬ bibed was learned from Gov Hind man when he was a free silver man and seconded tho nomination of Hon Wat Haidin Borne eight years ago in the convention which nominated Gov t ill bVu Hnx u 1 Continued on Filth rgo 4 r gjojiltittftiUe KITES IN THJNAVY Llout WIso and Mr Eddy OonQ dont 1h6y Will Bo Introduced nJue It tJtpiltiiitf uaviil m an itM q ceo nil tig to his own opinion Is duck u m iug In the water of the lake und 11s he the senflinfT of unlet h at il lil by signals is of the uinoit tnci wlil be provided with life prtserter h light In doing this bvlliciiwof mid a parachute he does not anticipate vessels hate boon hunilioupi mi i th un serious results from such 1111 ueci Impossibility of getting m nt v- - dent Lieut Wise will probably make vntlnn on shlplioqril lo imivifmfr tl bis ascent t dme time In September atiu yfrret of tne inrt s eirrnuure tor any If he Is successful the feut will be n cnrmidprnlilc ilixtttMr lsKore uiom remarkable one The possibili inents of this html lat mi 19 mo r fyv ties contingent oil the feasibility or using n imia clotiil n3 n ftFtuHitg 11 man to greh heights In the t AdmlnJ I leu vs nblc t ti tfht ttlr where he can make observations i 11 fttuttuklan nre expected to prove of Mir noMt ually The vorst thnt can befall Mini Is caused by torpid liver which prevents inges- ¬ tion ami permits food to ferment and putrlfy In Then follow dlzzlticss heartache Jm stomach Biliousness iU Vjk THE GREAT SUMMER REs1rTJ9 rrcpnrlnii for a HIpcnnllliiK New Trlnl Acrlnl The Cimierit un n iSxiicrliiicntH hi i Mtllni- S TlniH Fur Siu reanful tjiri Ik N the for long distance or operate signals t m irdvvrn under will icudlly suggest themselves n nttr oirVuitmmui es oxccptiotilv A useful adjunct of tho kite In war the attempt wusnly uqitallfleil siieoesn Is the camera A few weeks ago Mr t lv it Isiu utiios nn Eddy took the first picture ever mnele with the use easy matte r to r - -- across n space 0 of a government fortification with n 40 miles or even more camera suspended from n klte strlngln In discussing tlm matter u few tlayi midiilr The klteswere llown from one seemingly peaceful instruments which Mr Eddy said of the large office buildings and tho 010 likely lo play nu important pnrt in ago I will undertake to do every kind ol photograph was taken- when the cam of tho future These utihu nny conilict poslng engines of war nrc the kite nnd signalling now employed more eTec era Was about 000 feet above the surtlvely by the use of kites In operating face the camera and the men who have demThe picture Was taken with a small onstrated their practical utility in nrmy flag signals according to the present and navy work nrc William A Eddy code It will not be necessary to hunt 3V4 by 3 lnch camera It shows not out high points of ground for the thing only Governors Island with Castle the kite flying expert of IJayonne N J and Lieut Wise U S A One of the can be done more simply and easily by Williams In the foreground and the most important problems or nnvai nnu sending up a tandem of kites I will earthwork known as Fort Columbus be military maneuvers at present is that guafantoo to operate the heliograph hind it but the Battery In New York of long distance signalling It is es- from my kite string although I have city the western end of Long Island troops several never yet done so Surely it is easier and the city of Brooklj n and eventhe sential that two bodies of miles apart or an army on shore nnd u to move a plain shutter back and forth distant shore lines extending down squadron at sea should be able to com- than it is to operate n camera at the to the Narrows some nine miles municate with each other by some more snme height An electric wire or even nway practical means than has hitherto ex- ¬ an uncharged wire will do it nicely I This is not the first photograph that isted At present the heliograph and can hoist a search light Into the nil has been taken from midair Mr Ed ¬ necessary tho flashlight are the instruments used by mentis of kites if dy has taken manj of them with his for this purpose but the diiliculty with think however that the effect of a aerial apparatus by means of which search light can be more easily ob he operates a camera a thousand feet them is that in order to send messages for more than a few miles they must be tained 13 the use of powerful reflectors or more above the earth it is the ap- ¬ of small weight behind the chemical plicability to military uses shown in placed on high points and it often happens that there is no hill or other sull- - lights this picture that makes it of special significance Hitherto governments not only the United States but every civilized untion have carefully guarded the plans of the fortifications erected for their defense it is contrary to the regulations for anybody to carry a camera inside any of the fortifications or coast defenses But no government can police the air and if anjbody chooses to hang his camera from the clouds he can secure an accurate pic- ¬ ture showing in detail the plan of nny fortification he may wish to know about There is nothing to prevent a person as skilled in the art of midair photography as Mr Eddy from securing exact reproductions of every coast and har- ¬ bor defense of the United States and in this way the secrets of any nation may be made known to its rivals and possible enemies In the wars that have been fought heretofore the best available means of obtaining knowledge of an enemys defenses has been by observations taken from captive balloons with strong glasses but in all such cases the nervousness of the observer from the fact of his being In the air in so exposed a position and the piecemeal way in which the observa- ¬ tions have been made have rendered them more or less inaccurate Hut the all seeing eye of the camera is not sub With ject to such disadvantages string of kites it can be placed almost directty above the spot which is to bt viewed and will show the whole thing in form ready for mapping A fact that makes the camera used in this way a difficult antagonist to combat is known to every gunner It is this that even tit short range it is next to impossible to hit so small an object high up in the nir with no other object near bj which to giuge it It is possible to lly u kite at sea at all times even in n dead calm for theordf nary speed of a vessel creates sufficient breoze The view obtained from the extends lookout man on about ten miles Ily sending a camera to the modest height of 900 feet the horizon line will be extended to 10 miles The eye of the camera can sweep this horizon in every direction t lie result fixed on the plate can be developed in l minutes nnd in this way the ap HAZARDOUS EXPERIMENT IN SIGNALING FROM WAR KITES TO HE ATTEMPTED BY LIEUT WISE PROM SACKKTTS HARBOR THIS FALL proach of a vessel or a fleet can be known for hours before it could be in Lieut Wise is equally enthusiastic nny other manner able elevation at hand At sea whore over these new found allies in war Another warlike errand on which the the tnlue of long distance signalling Is Do you believe that the plan of slg Cuban insurgents have already an greatest it is Impossible to secure a nailing by the use of kites is a practical nounced that they intend to employ the sufficient altitude with the means now scheme he was asked recently kite is dropping dynamite and other at hand I know thnt it is he answered high explosives into nn enemys camp Wise and Mr iddy have for warmly Lieut nnd I believe that as soon tit Nothing easier said Mr Eddy some time past been experimenting some more elaborate experiments have when I asked him about the feasibility with the use of kites in signalling and been made the kite will be adopted aso of this scheme In flying my Idles I they arc both confident that they have practical and most useful tool of war have often liberated them to see what found a way of sending Information for When a commanding officer enn stand they would do and I find that tbey will greater distances than can be covered at Sandy Hook and direct the move travel for considerable distance ac by the methods now in use Early in ments of n fleet GO miles off shore 0 cording to the strength of the wind and the present year Lieut Wise who waa decided advance over the present situ- other circumstances without a re then stationed at Governors island in ation will have been scored but the strniningcord The horizontal distance New York harbor and who has had adoption of kite signalling will mnl of 0 kite can be easily determined from considerable experience in scientific such n feat commonplace the length of the rope and its angle kite flying made some experiments in In the fnll the with the earth thus a camp could be It is probable by the use of kites and sent nav department that signalling will arrange for exactly nnd enough dynamite up the first chemical lights ever dis- ¬ some experiments along this line ol dropped located to blow a into It whole army played from high nltitudcs by such work under the direction of Mr Eddy off the fnce of the earth If It chanced means He finally arranged with Mr Certainly there is nothing wildly im tobe there Still it Is In navy signal Eddy for nn nt tempt titan exchange of probable in the claims of the advocates ling that 1 conceive the great new field signals noross n distance of nine miles ot the plan and the experiments nl ol the kite to lie and on June 13 the attempt was made ready nlade have proved uniformly EARL MAYO One string of kites was sent up by Mr successful Troop for AlnMUu Eddy from Uergen Point N J and anLieut Wise enjoys another unique The establishment of a military post other by Llout Wise from Governors distinction he is probably the only on the Yukon in the gold mining region island man in this country who has ever been The lightest kind of a breeze was hoisted into the air by kites This re of Alaska would doubtless have a good Mowing- nnd it was difficult to get tho markable feat was accomplished at moral effect and the presence of the lights far up into the air The light Governors Island last fall Tour large troops that garrisoned it would doubt puper kites slowly mounted in the four Hargjine kites were uaed and as tlx less exert an Influence favorable to the mile breeze hSwever nnd carried the wind was blowing nt the time of the maintenance of good order and the ob lights about S00 feet above the aiirfai e experiment their combined pull wn servance of the laws but beyond this t 030 oclock Ijlout Wlte hiuv in the 400 pounds When the kite were well nothing would be gained Under the provisions of the ppsse bright hm light allowing in the air Lieut Wise was pulled up Foutlnvest plainly against tlu olenr evening ky the kite string a distance of 40 feet In eomitntua act tho troops could not be It was quickly followed by two green meant f rope and tackle He re- used to nklJn tho enforcement oMaw the pmemnion of order or the sup- I This iiiid thuir a blue to which he re n mained In the air 13 mliute prewtou of crime This act requires in the same innnner nnd his di f would have gone higher line lie not ob the the part I uv vis as plainly Been by Wr Eddy served that the wooden bur which In Id strict neutrality uponcivil affairsof nnd onl is assistants TlihvwM tlio flrt one of the kite wns beading under tlu fedirnl troops in nil prqh4bit their employment in quelling utr li ef lgnnlUng with chemical light strain Lieut Wine has now in prui ct riots or disorders or in nny other civil 01 I vih iii every way silccetf ill of eorst ruction seven Eddy or Tjiilet matters unless especially directed to TIk lights used wore like the ordinary kites i0 feet in diameter--th- e largest net by the president c M n 11 Uiv of Fourth of July oelcbrn of this model ever built With the one so far ns it ap The law Is a Each light he hope- - to rUt- to a height of ti 1 in nppenrnuce fir plies to the state s but it should be made E imc a trillt- greater feet going up f om Sn le in ti litts Ilnrlinr inoperative in the torrltprlos especially tl I un arc lamp and burin d for five where he i now tntiomd hut Lukt tliosi- iironririid-H-MIltar- y Gazette m i h Irom his reoent xpfriiriPtit j Ontario The u Wantage f the rIls Lddy is confident that hi- cm simd Idto for this purpose A Venn luxlmuitlim n case intelligible slgnnlsby this means across one or two of the kites is that She I dreamt I saw the devil last break nvn the greater distances than lias been done bold aeronaut will not fall wiib e night by an v other Ho -- What was she like violent plunge btit wll desr end grad NYWurld It la at sea however that kite signals 11 Copynclit 1SI71 Whilo some of thoio who arc inter rslcd IB tip ttwlute war problems hnve been trying to perfect submarlno ves bcIs tmponotrable nnnor Irresistible ex ¬ plosives mid other formidable weapons Df offenso nnd defense two men one a Chilian and the other an army oflicer with two have been experimenting Inrnatl Iljs j j across limit wMi pc i of TS lil 0 tii- I Insomlni nervousness ntid It not relieved bilious fovcr g or blood poisoning Hoods W Tills stlmulato tho stomach rouso tho liver euro headache dblness con ¬ stipation etc 25 cents Sold by all drucRlsts iiiuuiuy nns 10 uiko vuu iinoits ttarsaparin1 Hoods III w II WOilXH HEADING Local DAWSON SPRINGS ARCADIA HOUSE 1 r4 omIiK uiM nlldi til rl in Timini vuaiIkluenic una tans s ireaiuLouUIlluKy uudlSnilly east of fliAdA pHBkeOiilOteoutliwosttrtiHKiaSiniet itlilii lire sitniiiea lmiueuintoiy nmin tn Padu DAWSON Hopkins County KENTUCKY ih nliii nl iJUfr ItiK AKlAliiAHOUSul new und neatly lurnlshod with capacity of entortaliilna 800 por I he owners ot the hotel arontnu owning nfihf springs and the miesm nt the Arcadia iinuse iiyefeti access to the SprliiKS wltlnU ostia chhiBo Invalids Bhouht remember that he and Jul oitor many atlVHiuuues to persons v1hU1k tho of tad liquid Baits ate mnnufaottirrd at tfWo prliiKS For pamphlets etc applyritiBS The dry to 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n ri 2 250 i 2W 375 810 350 T jCfitet mT SJSwA 7jj AMWWiiwiWWlJWttWl m mmiUVMitfmtmMi amtmww4mtyfr J0hinfiUe lentucktan BIGGEST PASSENGER BOAT Description of the Now Knisor Wilholm Dor Grosso Mrm room for 350 first trite her first voyage will make a new and cabin panhcrtgertf luooiuiiiodntlons fot era In transatlantic navigation 375 second cabin passengers aid room as Is always the case when a boat for 600 In the- - steerage The total pits larger and faster than the existing scnger capacity of the ship therefore ft standards is put on the trnnsatlnntc route tho other steamship lines are 1520 The big engines of Kaiser Ullhelm already planning how they may equal der Grosse ate expected to develop this new ship as they must and ex ¬ 23000 horse power There arc two eft cel her if they can these engines ono for each shnft built 3 OlJtuUIT COUHT DIltfcOrcItY in February terra Monday in May term two Monday in September term thrcr dm weeks 1 hbiktian -- Fourth Monday In February ermiliweeiK First Monday In June teiir four weekn rtu Monday in SeiHomber erm ilx week OALloway second Monday in April term hree weeks First Monday in August term wo weeks Second Monday in November -- lerm three weeks Lrov First Monday in May term two first Monday In August term two ireeK fTeelts first Monday lu beptember term two week There nre COO THIS AHDJLHAT Graven upon the tombstone of a jockey who hurl just been buried in a New Zealand cemetery arc tlu sim- ¬ lie passed tho post ple words A real soa lion is looso in the Mer rimfTo river between Lowell and Law ¬ rence It belongs to the monageric at Olcn Forest and mado its escape tho other day A ndw scrubbing or nail brush has a perforated roceptaclo in tho top of the handle with a tightly fitting cover to hold a cake of soap or cleaning pOwdcr tho water to dissolve it entering from the brush sido of the handle Two lovers Of ten years ago of Cutler Mo have recently boon mar- ¬ The ried in southern California man has been spending the interven- ¬ ing years making a fortune and the engagement hag been maintained throughout A very active woman is Mrs Jennie Benson who conducts a large store in Omaha and manages it ulum She is the only woman in the estab- ¬ lishment She also finds time for so- ¬ cial duties and docs a little writing The accuracy of some parte cf the locomotive is ten times finer than in the watch but for absolute measurement tho accuracy in the watch is almost three times as fine as in the hreeweeksthlrd tKtoo Flrst Monday it Would Only Tnlfc EIrIu Ilontu lien Site to Kxtcml it Mile In LeitKdi It In KviccU il Thnt She Will lln nn AtlnnUc Ilccortl Ilrcnker Copyright 1807 On September 20 the Inrgpest passen ger steamer In the world Will enter the rport pf New York for the first time ie nnme of this bout is Jinlser wii hclm der Qrosse Its dimensions nre Length overall CIS feet beam CO feet depth 43 feet tonnage 14000 displacement 20000 tons J3lglit such ships with prows and uterus touching woiild reach a mile less 00 feet With a clear ywice of only 12 feet between them the vpVght would cover exactly n mile The Campania and hucanla sister ships that are the pride of the Ctinnrd navy are considerably smaller The Kaiser Wll hclm der Grosse is the latest addition to the ships of the JCorth German Lloyd and her viVri fu tlfe port Of Xcw York oj the date named above will mark her faajtocn voyage Naturally the North German Lloyd folks from the general mnnagcr down to the stokers on every oue of the ships are exceedingly enthusiastic about this new vessel She has cost an enormous on the triple expansion principle Kite high pressure cylinder Is 52 Inches in diameter the intermediate cylinders be ing 80 inches and the great cylinder- 003 inches or rt little more than eight feet A wnter tlght longitudinal bulkhead separates the twe engines Each of the two threo blnded propellers is 22 feet 3 inches in diam eter They are made of bronze and each weighs 20 tons The coaling surface in the steam condensers measures sclera acres and the 11000 separate tubes if placed end to end would reach 25 miles in a straight line Besides these chief engines there arc CO others the total number of Meam cylinders being 124 The centrifugal pumps that would be used in ease it were necenry to rid the ship of a jrrent deal of water in a hurry can thrpw 3C0 tons an hour The bulkhead system for safety sake has been carried further on the Kaiser Wtlhelm der Grosse than on any other ship There nre 10 trans verse bulkheads and the longitudinal re CONTINUOUS Xmv qpUNDINGS Thnt ItcKlHtcrn Depth of Dolce Unltp on n Dial veekri- - make a back number of one of the old est of the sailors implements the cord nnd weight used from time Immemorial to test the depth of wutcr in which a ship is sailing by means of the process known as heaving the lead The of this process in nn emer gency was shdwriby the fate that befell the ocean greyhound St Paul It will 10 remembered thnt on a foggy day the big steamer found herself off her course btcerlng through the dark ness no one- knew exactly where In accordance with custom a man was sent to the chains with the lend for the purpose of keeping tile pilot posted regniding the depth of the wnter The lead was heaved once and showed a satisfactory depth of water The usual interval elapsed before the lead was heaved again When the cry of the mnn in the chains was next henrd there vvas consternation in thebigship The second cast had shown that the steamer was In shallow water and before any steps could be taken to get her out of danger her keel glided softly on the sands and she was beached hard and fnst Ilnd the sandy beach been n rooky shore a terrible disaster would have oerurrcd nnd the inade ¬ quacy of the old method of testing the depth of water under a vessels bow would have been still further empha¬ use-lessne- Copyright 1SD7 An ingenious Invention designed to lessen the perils of occnu travel has Just been patented by an experienced skip ¬ per Cnpt Ferdinand Foster of the steamer Al Foster It seems likely to sebiiw PROFESSIONAL CARDS WILLIAM NEELY Attorney at Law U Plantsrs Bank building Special Attention to the Collujtion of Claims Main st Al C H TANDY Orown and Bridge Work a OFFICB Specialtj oor KIchanH ft Cos store rRANK RIVES Attfnoy at Law 5 llopklnsTllleKy Practice in the Courts of Christian and ad jining counties Office Court St near Weber i sized 0F KAISER WILHELM DER GROSSE THE BIGGEST PASSENGER ER AFLOAT jm STEAM ¬ Just how much no one will say of course for steamship men are always chary of such informa jtJon but there is good reason to be bifeve that 2000000 would be much too small a guess She is beautiful as well ns costly Indeed to the layman she appears by far the handsomest ship afloat judging from the model recently put on exhibition nt the New York office of the company It is expected too that she will prove n very fast vessel in fact her builders have guaran- ¬ teed a speed of 22 knots nn hpur and though this result cannot be looked for till she has been voyaging some time it is freely predicted that eventually she will show her heels to both the giant Cunnid boats When the new esscl thoroughly finds herself then as Mr Kipling would sny some exciting races across the Atlantic will be in order There is no doubt that the North Ger ¬ man Lloyd line hns made its supreme effort in putting this boat on the transatlantic ferry It is some years now since its essels though admirable in many ways being well appointed speedy nnd safe were fully up to date amount of money bulkhead in the engine room which di vide the ship into 18 compartments in all Each of the four groups of boilers is placed in a separate water tight compartment thus in case of collision the ship need never be without steam to operate engines or pumps This is nn entirely new thing upon which theNorth German Lloyd folk pride themselves highly Besides the double bottom is cut up into 22 subdivisions and this provides additional protection If however the impossible should happen and the vessel spring a leak oi if she should go ashore there would be little danger to the passengers since 2t large life boats are stowpil on the awning deck ready for immediate use and perfectly accessible These boats indeed present one of the most notice able of the big ships visible features The steerage passengers occupy the forward part of the ship the first cabin passengers are stowed amidships and the second cabin passengers aft It takes 1000 25 candle electric lamps to light the arious parts of the vessel The crew numbers in nil 450 persons did They are all berthed in tho immedinte With the ordinary lead it is only pos- ¬ sible to sound to a certain depth when the vessel is under headway as the action of the water carries the lead al- ¬ most straight out The new device will sink to almost any depth its notion in the water being like that of a kite in the air The greater the speed of the boat the swifter and deeper the metal will sink the angle at which the fins arc nrranged carrying it down as the water strikes them during the progress of the vessel The sinker weighs ten pounds nnd is 45 inches in length The device has been submitted to government officials who are interested iu improvements to navigation nnd Capt Fostoi- has been notified that nn expert will be appointed to examine and report upon the value of the inven- ¬ tion r SolilleiH Needed A request has recently been made for more troops In the Yellowstone park and it is probable thatacompany of infantry will be sent there in the near future It Is alleged that tourists in the park frequently commit depredations such as felling rnre trees for fuel killing game catching- fish soap VIEW OF ITS MAGNIFICENT SALOON ing the geysers to induce premature The Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Is neighborhood of their work The cap- eruption etc The forco now In the more than up to date Besides her su tain and officers nra near the bridge on park is not sufficiently large to patrol pQGrjty in 6ize and her hoped for su the awning deck the engineers nnd it thoroughly and prevent the vandal pcmVJtve speed she possesses many fea ¬ firemen on the main nnd lower decks isms complained of A company of intures that will make for comfort safety close to the engine room and so on fantry will doubtless render valuable so that none of those who operate the assistance in patroling the park and and unnlloyed delight Her big dining room which takes up ship need be seen bj the passengers enforcing the law relating to trespass the entire breadth of the ship in which In passing between their quarters and and depredation but the work will their posts of duty 350 persons can dino at once has a magnever be thoroughly nnd effectively The great length of the Kaiser Wil done until a military post is established nificent lofty ceilinguud handsome gal leries that suggest n great nuditorlum helm der Grosse will tend to lessen the in tho park and at least a squadron of en laud rather than npythlng on ship tendency to pitch there nre big bilge cavalry stationed nt it for the proteckeels at the sides to reduce the rolling tion of the forests and the game and board The long promenade deck 400 feet motion as much ns possible and thuslt the geysers and the other matters of from end to enu is the finest walk of is hoped the chief provocations to sea interest found in this remarkable re Its sort In the world In 14 laps the sickness have been reduced to a mini gion Military Gazette Chicago rromenader will have walked more mum Besides the big engines have An Uj otUt than 300 feet over n mile and it con been balanced by a peculiar system Claud There is nothing more pleas by so that tho up and down motipnof the lulus a mupber of corners formed deck structures of various breadths of great masses of metal contained In the ant than to walk and talk with the one teflfC passengers protection against pistons piston rods cranks and con you lovo best Maud I should think yoti would get W wind and spray hesldea affording necting parts will not bo felt iHhHiTrtbleVfUrtntlon niches sure to be If all that is hoped for by the builders tired of your own company Town and owners of this monster ship comee Topics ffrpljf ndL eoJoted by yoniig folks It is with the intention of remettying this serious defect in the npparatus of navigation thnt Capt Foster has after much study invented the device referred to It consists of an oblong piece of metal fitted with fins at the top and bottom and sides The fins are similar in design to those on the Hol ¬ land submarine boat and are designed to enable the contrivance to sink to the deepest depth of water The great superiority of the idea over the old method consists in the fact thnt instead of having to be thrown overboard at intervals the new device can be sus ¬ pended at the exact deptli of water that a vessd must draw to be perfectly safe and left in that position while the ship is moving through the water The floating metnl is connected with the ship by means of an electric wire which not only registers the depth of the wnter on the dial in the pilot house but if the implement strikes any obstruction or touches bottom in ¬ stantly announces the fact so that the pilot is enabled to shnpe his course ac cordingly In addition to this it is possible by means of the new device to tell exactly the kind of material of which the bed of the ocean beneath the ship is com- ¬ posed The method Is extremely simple An ordinary telephone receiver is connected with the wire that runs to the depth tester and when the latter touches bottom the pilot is enabled to tell the nature of the oceans bottom by the sound thnt he hears on the receiver If the metal touches a clny bottom or a sandy soil the sound will be smooth without jar or friction but if the ship is traveling over a rocky bed the sound that comes to the receiver will be harsh and grating as the metal device bumps over it With uch npparatus as this it would have been impossible for the St Paul to meet with the accident she A female deputy sheriff astonished Sark the smallest of the Channel the natives at Luxiugtou She waB islands will be the first British pos- ¬ MiBs Lillie K Fountain of Lewis session in which the post office will county and brought nn insaue woman M KWARFIELDJr Lawyer use the Marconi system of tele- t Eastern Ltimttic Adyluin graphy without wires The island IopkinsvllleKy has now no telegraphic communica- ¬ Office with Callis A Wallace W tion with the outside world and is often cut off entirely by the fogs and storms QRMSMKRRIWETHBR THE Paris has voted 20000000 to Late of Louisville the exposition of 1900 or more than Dentist double tho amount appropriated for Mopkinsvllle Ky its last exhibition Two great palaces Office in SumraersBulldlng over Baesett will be erected in the Champs Elysees os and the Seine crossed by a monu- ¬ mental bridge is to be transformed AN DREW SARGENT M D into a Venetian canal with terraced Physician and Surgeon banks and ornamental pavilions A STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC llopkinsville Ky WELSH PEDIGREES NEWSPAPER Office r if th and Main streets opposite City locomotive ubsoribe Mo WEEKLY LOUISVILLE DISPATCH the the the the Prido in Racial Traditions Hereditary Surnames Found No Favor Racial conditions and social cir- ¬ cumstances have alike contributed to invest Cambro British genealogies JourtRoou with an importance unknown among interest of the masses non Celtic people The ancient Celt was before all things a warrior and therefore a bearer of arms- - The Ro- ¬ All the latest telegraphic news manized Britons systematicallystrove All the latest State news to keep their race untainted by any All the latest market reports admixture with the blood of the Sax- ¬ on invader and the full rights of a tribesman were only allowed to him Correct market reports who could point to eight Correct court reports of genuine Welsh stock Reliable news reports Ilence the possession of these preuves ¬ do noblesse Was of paramount imHonest editorial policy portance to the Cambro Briton and long before writing was in common THE WEEKLY LOUISVILLE use among tho laity Welsh pedigree DISPATCH AND THE was handed down by oral tradition the enumeration of the four de- ¬ Kentuckian one year for 230 scents in the male line forming the full name of the individual Thus VViYmVmVViWiYrYiYiYmViYiYfViYmYfYuViVVVi Lies ap Coel ap Cyllin ap Caradog Pay was the name of a man formed of his for your Baking Powder not S own name joined to those of his more Yon wouldnt pay double 5 father and paternal grandfather and price for sugar why pay 50c 5 great grandfather For ordinary pur- ¬ a pound for Baking Powder S poses the name of the individual JACK FROST I with the addition of his fathers was h the lielitest whitest Baking 5 considered sufficient the two being rowuer it s pure sure ana lair- - 5 cakes and united by tho word ap or ab the priced Mokes the finest bread fur 2 5c a S biscuits Guaranteed and sold S 2 son of but for purposes of formality pound at Kood stores like that of WALLIS GROCERY and display the whole of the known or supposed male ancestry was set out even to an inordinate length CHAS CATLETT CHEEXCE HARRIS The use of a hereditary surnane CATLETT HARRIS derived from tho occupation or resi Formerly with Forbes it Ilro ot a paternal ancestor or from dence some other circumstance had become and the rule in most countries in Chris tendom by tho end of the fifteenth century But m Wales the old form Wo have concluded to go iuto bus of nomenclature continued to pre- ¬ inesa for ourselves and offer our ser vail to the bewilderment of the Saxon vices to the public at the most reaB and tho Prank until a statute of outilile prices Paper hanging a sperHenry VIII had tho effect of com- ¬ ialty All work guaranteed pelling every Cymro to adopt his fa- ¬ eave orders at Gus Youngs thers name as his own cognomen and Teleplioue 84 2 rings that of his malo descendants in per- ¬ petuity The absence of surnames W W GRAY from the earlier portions of Welsh pedigrees combined with a national TOHSORIAL ARTISTS contempt for definite dates renders WEST SEVENTH STREET ELB BOILDINQ the family tree of the gentry of Wales Clean towelB and everything first particularly fruitful in tho nuts Give us a call which it is the pleasure and the pain of the genealogical student to crack but which tho uninitiated fear to risk their teeth upon It may bo questioned whether even the names How common are chronic diseases of Welsh mansions have greater ter- ¬ 1 peculiar to women Women know they are due to deranged kmneysnnd rors for tho ordinary Englishman luuurc w ticm mc organs 10 penorra than tho long enumerations of binglo their natural functions names generation after generation which leave tho reader in utter con fusion of mind as to whether ho is Iluchu corrects theprimory cause heal landed in tho sixteenth century or lug and strengthening these organs Its as years of Miccets guarantees Its tho sixth boforo ho has got back to value Ise it and you will have a clear complexion and better health tho original pater familias Gene- ¬ alogical Magazine Childs Chance of Life Of tho ohildron horn alive one fourth djo Uaforo 11 months one Have Yonn PnoTOORAras Made iT third hoforo tho twenty third month half hoforo thoir oighth year two WVBRANTS thirds of mankind dio hofafo tho thirty-nNEW STUDIO inth ymr throe fourths boforo No 580 Fourth Avoruo their fifty first year and of about 13000 only oik survives a whole cc great-grandparen- For For For For free coinage of silver Chicago platform Democratic nominees Telephone Office 63 8 Residence S3 4 s OYDA iOO Barbers 7th street llopkinsville Ky Kspecial attention to patrons clean Linen atief3tor service Call andLeconvlnced Hotel Henderson Entirely new and first class in all respects Excellent sample rooms and service uuequalled in the city On Double Car Line O ts F L P Kleiderer Props Henderson ky EXCURSION VIA TICKETS THE Illinois 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burning sctild bead trttor etc Curos of Iiolls Plmploa nnd all other erup tions due to Impure blood Curos of Dyspepsia nnd otbor troubles wlioro n good stomach tonic was needed Curos of Ithoumatlsm wboro pntlonts were un able to work or walk for weeks Curos of Catarrh by expelling tire linpurlttes which causo nnd sustain the disease Curos Keivousness by properly toning nnd feeding tho nerves upon pure blood Curos of That Thed reeling by restoring strength Send for book of cures by Cures SLIPPER CUT WE HAVE PLACED OH SALE 1 1 THIS WEEK OUR ENTIRE LINE OF VR ComM in wealths Attoiinby The Democratic committee of HopHOWELL of Christian Codkty Judge J AS KFORBES kins county which meets Monday County Atty FRANK RIVES will probably take someaction about Sheriff THOS J UAVIS the nomination of a candidate for AS G YANCEY Assessor J Sopt of Schools U L CLARDY State Senator It is not improbable CircuitClerk -- ALBERT KELLY that the committee may endorse Mr County Clerk C D BELL R C Crenshaw of this county aud Surveyor H B CRUNK waive the right of Hopkins county to Jaileu L L NICHOLS Representative JNO C DUFFY claim the candidate this time Tho Republicans will make a nomination For City Councilmen Sent 13 aud Hub Luusford will bo Ward R 11 HOLLAND First Second Ward JAS D WARE the mau There are Beveral candi TuirdWard DENNIS RPERRY dates but Judge Pratt has decreed Fourth Ward GEO DDALTON that Luusford be put on tho ticket Fifth Ward E W WALKER Pratt and Luusford are persoual ene Sixth Ward J T WALL Seventh Ward L T BRASBER mies and this is necessary to satisfy M AOISTRATES boili factious Luusford wants the nomination and the other aspirants S Hopkinsville S GBUCKNER Pembroke Wm L PARKER will be choked off Hoods Sarsaparilla To OI Ladies and Childrens Oxfords and Slippers Childrens Oxfords Tan and Black 75 50c Childrens oxfordsJTan and Black 125 85c Womens Oxfords Black 100 75c Childrens Oxfords Tan and Black 100 60c Womens Oxfords Black 75c 50c Womens Oxfords Black 125 85c Hood Co nOOCl S Tho FlllS lroprlctors Lowell Mass ntc the best after dinner pills nld digestion 20c of Convention Democratic Pennsylvania Btrongly endorsed Bryan aud free silver and removed Womens Oxfords Black 130 100 National Cominittseman Harrity from his position and put Jus M Duffey a loyal Democrat iu his place These prices are made to move this lihe of sroods out of the house v O Lonqview Scates Mill Fruit Hill Unions H Lafayette -- J F DIXON THOS M RARKER DAVID SMITH MBKING T P DUNNING Constables W H WEST S Hopkinsville Pembroke -- BEN CARROLL Lonoview BEN WILLIAMS Lafayette FRANK RIVES Fruit Hill JOHN WALKER Scates Mill JOHN W PTOOL daughter of the late R B Hayes on Wednesday changed her unine to A Smith The report of the settlement of the strike was premature The outlook for labor is still ns bad as ever riRut H W Van Sendeu late private sec retary to Secretary Carlisle has been arrested in Washington on the serious charge of embezzling from 8000 to S13000 He was a partner in the shop firm of Cauty Co that bucket lately failed for S3000y and the ai rest grows out of the failure The law iu the District of Columbia is very severe and Van appears to be in a very bad scrape He is out on a 55000 bond and is now iu New York In addition to the charge of embezzlement he is accused of operating a His gambling house Kentucky friends hope to see him come put all The Harrity men precipitated a riot in the convention and several fights occurred but when order was restored the report of the committee removing Harrity wns adopted by 228 to 11J7 Nominations for minor State offices were then made of Democrats sound ou the silver questiou C W Lsster Stnto Inspector and Examiner and regarded by mauy as the most inefficient mau appoiutcd by Gov Bradhy in all his list is hav ing himself spoken of as a Republican candidate for Judge of the Court of Appeals in Judge Lewis district in 1898 The district gave McKiuley a majority of 3000 last year Lester is so notoriously unfit for the place that his candidacy is not being taken seriously although he is the only Republican candidate All Honest Made Goods VfAMMOTH - CLOTHING SHOE1CO W- DOl w its I AR WHFAT we feared and expected Whonellis Buck flew the coop Just as DEMANDS CAREFUL SEEDBWC ASSD A LARGER ACREAGE The great success of fertilizing wheat this last season will re- suit in a larger use of Fertilizers and Fertilizer Drills this fall The advance in wheat has stiffined fertilizer prices and they are higher at the factory but we will sell at the old price until our purchase cod tract is exhausted After that we will be compelled to charge more Bill Taylor is said to be uursiug a Gov Atkinson of Georgia had to gubernatorial bootnlet as the caudi- - pass through a very trying experience date of the Hunter faction iu 1899 Tuesday H S Perry was under seuteuce of death for killing a young The firBt lynching occurred in Alas mau uamed Lanier for despoiling his ka recently A man who stole a sack home Mrs Perry called upon the of flour was shot to death by order of Governor and on her knees begged a vigilance committee for her husbands life confessing that www gi astray and that GrViham Vreeland is nuking the Lauier had led her her husband was revenging his ruincauvass of the Courier Journal candi ed home The Governor told her to date a personally conducted affair resume her seat and then the frantic We do not believe the statement of woman threw herself on his breast and cluusr the Courier Journal that Bill Reed of clerks hnd to him so tightly that the to use force iu pulling her Marshall county has bolted the Dem away Gov Atkinson remained firm ocratic ticket Lets hear from Bill iu his determination not to interfere himself withPerrys execution jumped the game and will fail to enter at Cadiz next Monday His appointment has beeu quietly pulled in and he now threatens to orate at Earliugtou ou the 7th He cant iu vade Hopkins county without tread iug ou Tom Nuuus coat tails aud he mmm may wish he had gone to Cadiz When it falls on a soft substance like uuck a Bieuge Hammer is about as bad as a pile driver 11 ARMOUR HORSE SHOE and HOMESTEAD best is worth buying is movd worthless than inferior fertilizer We sell only the IBet Only the The diliclt for August will ac cording to the estimate of the treas ury officials be 11000000 The pension disbursements for the Inst tv months were S2775373S The Democratic State Central Com mittee held a meeting in Lexingtou yesterday to consider questions per taining to the State campaign now about to begin A primary election J0I111 was held in South C trolina to ascertain the choice of the Democratic party for Senator McLauriu easily over Evans and Jrby S won At one time the paper collar busi ness amounted to 51750000 It amounts to but little now since il has becomo the custom with many people to wear collars furnished them by tho money powers The new tariff bill is proviug to be prohibitive aud the first months op erations show an increase of Sl 1000 000 in the public indebtedness It Ieiitne4 On not be Cured reduces the revenues at one end wMIe it increases the burdens of the by local applications as they cannot reach the di wased portion 01 the ear peoplo at the other There is only one way to cure deaf ness aud that is by constitutional Wluit Oharlje Wheeler did to Hind remedies Deafness is caused by au must lmv boon a plenty He inflamed condition of the mucous linmin When r f - d to divido time with Ollie ing of the Eustachian Tube this tube is iufhuied you Imvo a Juries at Marion yesterday His rumbling sound or imperfect hearing x xpsrleuuo will bo with Joe aud whou it is entirely closed deaf Pirkrut Cadiz to morrow and iu ness is the reoult nnd unless the in flammation can be taken out and this tin- - nty Monthly tube restored to iU normal condition hearing will be destroyed forevor Eveij tho goldbug organs aro help uine cases out of ten are unused by me Ma yor Todds life mibera-bit- - catarrh which is nothing but an iu id u rn irtooiis sitico he attended a flamed condition of the mucous sur fncas u given in his honor tho r We will give One Hundred Dollars or In r in lit at the resideuce of W H for nny unee of deafness oaiibed by Smcolored politician of Louie catarrh that cannot bo cured by vi hey had him worked up to Hulls Qntarrh Cure Send for circu tin- w nug point several days ago larsF free CHENEY CO Toledoj0 J l tin i h been getting mudJur Sold by Druggists 75c r siiicu Halls Family lYls aro tho best 11 careful Judge Cook has made canvass of several country preciuctK in Christian county this week and will go to Trigg next week He finds uothtug but words of encouragement from roters of all parties Judge Coaks pleasing personality and con servatism ou all public questions The Ohio Democratic campaign make friends for him wherever he will be opened Sopt 23 with speaking goes and he will have reason to be in every school district in the State proud of the vote he gets iu Christian The date has beeu selected as the county 117th anniversary of the arrest of Oue of the most exciting primaries Maj Andre the British Spy by mili in the State will come off to morrow tiumeu Win Wert Paulding aud Wil 1 Hams upon whose person was found in the Paducah judicial aud benatorir district Judges Bishop Bloomfield the evidence of Benedict Arnolds treason Maj Andre offered these and Husbands are candidates for W F Bradshaw R T Light patriots S50000 iu gold to release him Judge foot and L K Taylor for Common but they scorned the bribe The wealths Attorney and Mc D Fer issue is still one of patriotism against guson A T Hobbs and W J Ed British gold rington for State Senator All of the races are in doubt The visit of the Cherokee Indians 1200 strong to Wahtohouas grave The appointment of seventeen nenear Russellville will not be this groes is election officers in Christian mouth as was at first supposed The county by Judge Breathitts pa is be start will be made from Iudian Terri- coming one of the livest issues in the tory about Sept 20 and the Indians campaign for circuit judge in the expect to reach the grave by Nov 3 lower counties where such things the MSth anniversary of the battle have never been known before While with the Shawnees in which the Cher- Judge Breathitt Sr was after Chris okee chief wi b killed Tho grave is tiau county he forgot that there are ou the farm of Mr Cooper two miles other tin cans in the alley uorth of Russellville jdpElIiSsftjr- - 4WhJJyj-r-t--ll-1- LvviWiiBmJf U m its its fXix W its We handle two makes of Drills without fertilizer attachment all know them We can furnish you a drill with Disc Hoe or Shoe with or These drills need no comments you EMPIRE SUPERIOR XXSt m It apt m its Tho Russellville Herald the only Boltocrit organ iu the Third district has acknowledged the error of its ways returned to tho Democratic party and placed the outire ticket at its masthead The management was changed from father to son several moiitus ago the present editor biiut J G Coke Jr its XiX il- Prof Fnlb of Vienna is out with a prediction that tho earth will be knocked out of its orbit by a comet ou Nov a your 1U m a J- BnJL va m WL 1899 Will the Professor 11 kindlypo8tpano his knockiug out for Wo wuut Bryan to get one mote clianco at the Republicans bo fore we start off iuto chuos 11 Peering Corn Harvester Two horses pull it one man operates it and cuts from 6 to H acres daily On exhibition at our sfore Will lake pleasure in showing il This is the 11 1 I Tho Conrier Journnl is out in a two columu dofeuse of corporations which it Iuih been ltd to believe area vory much inlsieprt sauted and un duly oppressed chits VtS m FORBES 8c BRO mmmmmmrfmmtmwmm u jlhWHWWlt lfMWlM3iK mW nitl ipni ufwr 5 V tiopMtt0tiillf IicititfUlnn SKINNED ALIVE Continued from First Tago plrialc and woeful rooks the law of supply aud demand ns well as the price of silver Tho fail ure of crops in Europe ranking a do flcieucy in their cereals of food for tlioir people added to a Jight surplus in tub exporting nations cuusetfHvheut aud other products to bring botter prices Tho failure to reinstate silver in its place as mouoy lessons the do mau I for it and diminishes its use nud velue The question of prices is publican hands j one of supply auu demand or use Shackelford represents the embodiNo Democrat had ever dared to ob ment and spirit of orgauized and reg school will bo us follows will send THREE FREEBOTTLES Devotional exercises jtjet to tree silver until Ulevelaua was ulur Democracy and November will nil different of bin New Discoveries elected He told Congress at its ex give him the triumph which belongs Opening remarks Mrs Ella to any nfllicted reader of tho Hop- tra sessiou that the repeal tif the act to a just and true Democrat Walker kiuBvilleKentuckiau writ ing for them of 1890 would bring prosperity to the KenmrkR by county Superintendent Mr Wheelers time haviug expired His New Soientirl Treatment country while tho goldbug concert he closed Tho difficulties we have encountoied hlB cured thousaudR permanently by played the same tttue and pictured in Gen Hindman told a fuuny story and how wo have overcome them its tilnely use and he considers it a Jlamiug colors tho grand Iter progress and the crowd dispersed J G Wright Miss Carrie Brasher simple professional duty to suffering Xaud prosperity of the people ConM aud Mrs Dee Williams humanity to douate a trial of his ingress repealed the purchasing clause Vet petual Motion tlm UIikIIhIi Whrcl Busy Work iu country schools fallible cure of the act times aud business got uo The most wonderful of the mechan- Mi ses Lulu Earlo and Ollie Blythe Science daily develops new wonbotter and we dragged along in a ical inventions on exhibition at the Shall we observe Arbor day J L Manirp Mrs Hattio Robinson aud ders aud this great chemist patientslough of despair until God in his ly experimenting for years has pro dispensation of human affairs step- Centennial Exposition is the Gladish Mrs T W Butler duced results as beneficial to humani ped to the relief of the farmer and Wheel which solves the lougdiscredit Opening Exercies of what na the people of this country by giving ed idea of what is called perpetual ture Charles Croft Misses Flor ty as can bo claimed by any modern geuitiB His assertion that lung m a surplus and short crops to motion ence Buchanan and Mate Clark troubles and consumption are curable ohWs Yet tho impudent gold bugs This machine is placed on Vanity Dinuer is assutna to claim the acts of God and Fair in one of the concessions where Recitation of Memory Gems All iu nuy climate proven by heartfelt letters of gratitude filed in his nature for their blessed gold stan a nominal price is charged for ad- teachers present European laboratories dard What were prices last year mission and it is worth the time How to teach Primary Physiolo American nud from thoe cured iu all What will they do next year Prices spent to see this discovery in mechan- gyMisses Margery Berry Kate in thousands parts of the world ot wneai anu produce ue tins year ics for which the world has been seek Clark and Lizzie Smithson Medical experts concpdethat bron beyond the question of silver and be ing for centuries Physics has taught How best to teach Patriotism chial chest aud luugtroubles lead t yond the question of gold standard that it is impossible to obtain per W E Gray T W Butler aud Miss Couumption which uninterrupted and beyond the question of au infa petual motion on account ot tne uuiiu nay meaus speedy and rertain death How to teach Primary Reading ruoiiB tariff It waB a provideuco of operation of external forces that canSimply write to T A Slociim M God to a harassed and distressed gold not be eliminated Gravity was tho Mrs Ella Walker Miss Margaret C 98 Pino street New York giving standard lidden people The main only hope left to the scientists who Davis aud Mrs Minnie Rice tenance of the gold standard was a Were interested in tho problem and How can we secure the good will post oliico aud express address and tho Pandoras box from which escapsd even with their last resource they of the patrons M A Brown Mrs sent free medicine will be promptly Sufferers should take iustant the woes of the people during the found it a vain schetce Dollie Manire and Miss E Rosalie aHvantage of his generous proposipast five years Eighty years ago a Tenuessean Brown ti in Money is a creature of law Twenty-f- decided to uudertako the long unSocial life in country districts ive eight tenth grains of gold is raveled puzzle and chose the force of Misb Mina Griffin and Mrs Jimmie hisPlense tell the Doctor that you saw offer in the dopkiusville Ken declared by law to make a dollar gravity as tne means otaccompiisning Jenkins Katie McDaniel tuckian W EGkay Circulation which is not a legal ten his purpose For fifty years he toiled Co Supt der is not money The supply of with the problem few knew of his vice President VfcopkirtsviUe gold is too limited for the business plans aud those who were let into his rm m nm nmnrrmrjm mrmrrm The September number of The necessities of the world and when the scheme pronounced hiui a fool The Forty Eiglitli Year Begins Tuesday September 7U1 97 actual mojey is in the hands of the old man was undaunted however Forum is the first of a new vol few the people muBt suffer Why is and initiated his sou into the mys- ume the twenty fourth and evi Three course loading to degrees The preparatory department fits for it that we 8O00OOQO of people can teries of his Duroose This son was donees the vitality of the magazine college or business Best advantage in music Athletics encouraged not regulate our own financial mat- W J Gladish and tho success that Such articles as Alaska and the New Hawaii aud the Chang A C KUYKENDALL ters The Leading Specialists of America 41 S S W00LWINE Instead of silver agitation has crowned his efforts after thirty Gold Field Strkes making hard times it web the lack of years of hard labor amply repays ing Front of the World Sc Mgr Girls Dept IN OHIO Mgr Boys Dept Secy 20 YEARS Pres Ia the Cuban Mver and the repeal of the silver leg him for the time he has spent and for and the Coal Miners 250000 Cured can TSjation which brought the distress the unbelief that was the only Capable of Self Government hardly upon the country discouragement wish to fail to satisfy all readers who encouragement or keep abreast of the times WECURESTR1CTURE Thd General talks about the that his friends gave him NEW BICYCLES NEW BICYCLES A Plea for the NEWBICYGLESTORE TO RENT abounding prosperity of the present FOR SALE Thousand of voiinor nml mlililla nccil 1817 that the father first The leading article It was in men aro troubled withthia disease many luere is no prosperity when the labor began his experiment in what is now Navy by tho Hon H A Herbert unconsciously Ihcy may ha o a smart of the country is ground beneath the Chattanooga and now in the year in ExSecretarv of the Navy follows ing Kftnajitlnn finmll twiMnor wrrnnm sharp cutting painsat times slight Alt-- mS feet of the gold standard operators which Tennessee is celebrating the very appropriately the PJea for the charge diiliculty in commencing weak tri apdwhen to day there are 350000 100th anniversary of her admission Army iu the August issue Mr organs emission unu au mo symptoms And we are prepared to do any kind of repairing on short notice Elerberts paper is accompanied by of nervous debility they hao BTH1C mfnefcs striking for living wages into the Union and the achievements several oxperlmonton TUliE Dont let doctors crjri WHELS AND TANDEMS FOR RENT tables of a most useful charPaid agents crowded the lobbies of her sons duriug the past century you by cutting stretching or tearing you umswilliinicuroyounsitvrui re- ¬ Our Kent Wheels are all new and Up to date Secondhand wheels bousrht and sold and floors of the Senate and the it is fittiug that this monument to acter enabling one at a glance to turn Our NEW METHOD TREAT House quite recently in the interests mechanical genius should be display- see wherein lies our great naval de MENT absorbs tho stricturo tlssuo ALL WORK GUARANTEED ficieucies The tables buow that on henco removes tho stricturo permanently of the overshadowing trusts and mo- ed to the public It can novcr roturn No pain no suffer¬ nopolies and Gen Hindmans candiing no dotention from business by our The Gladish Wheel is 12J feet in the basis of total displacement niotliod inoseximlorgansarestrcngtn STOVES Old Bicycles dacy and party stands to day as au diameter and is constructed of wood sometimes spoken of as tonnage cnod Tho nerves aro in igoratcd aud auxiliary to help Republicans control It has twenty four spokes that are the United States easily occupy the tho bliss of manhood roturns Old Racket Stand Made New REPAIRED fifth place amon the naval Powers Itntjaffairs of the nation and perpetu set in three rows of eight each On of the world Mr Herbert is of the wiethe outrageous tariff by which each spoke are two wooden spools Thousands of young and middle aged over 500 articles are taxed 56 per tint allow a hollow tube of heavy tin opinion that independently of any men aro having their eoxral ignr and question of territorial extension we vitality continually sapped by tlds dis cent alloy to pass to the circumference or ease They nro frequently unconscious This party of Gen Hindman to the center of the wheel as it revol- should as a matter of wise precau of tlioeaufoof theso symptoms Icncrnl tiou add to the number of our battle Woakncs Unnatural Discharges Fail stands for the retirement of tbe ves Within each tube is fire pounds ing Manhood Nervounoss Poor Mem greenbacks by bonding them aud of mercury which is employed on ac ships and torpedo boats Prof Win ory Irritability at time Nnarting Hcn W satlon Sunken Ejes with dark circles y turning over the issue of paper money count of its almost perfect mobility Healey Dall who writes uf Alaska and the Klondyke Weak liack Ucneral Depression Jack those to the national banks Let a spoke start at the highest inhospitable regionsdid not visit of the of Ambition Varicocclo Shrunken victim Parts etc OLEET and STKKTUKK It is insisted that there were but point of its revolution aud revolve to auri sacra fames but as alieutenant Steel Plows Chilled Plows improved Chilled Plows may bo tho cause Dont e insult familv as il 8000000 silver dollars coined before the right On account of its own the doctors us thoy liavo no experience in iLft International Telegraph Expedi Kentucky Plows Chattanooga Plows Avery Plows 1860 but the same ingenuous orators weight the tube that is connected HUH t UIIMtV LIW1U1 UlUll I Quacks to experiment on ou Consult fail to stuto there were 5150000000 of with this Bpoke restp against the ceu tion aud later as assistant to the hpocialists who ha o mado a life sliulvnf of plow repairs ALso all kinds Uuited States Coast Survey spand JJisoasesof Mon and Women Uiiriiw subsidiary coinage of this country ter of tho wheel The wheel passes ing Corn Drills METHOD TKEATMEX1 will posi Disc Cultivators altogether more than six years in Champion Mowers Disc Harrows and millions of French Spanish and ou until the spoke lies in a horizontal Alaskan tively euro you Ono thousand dollars for a caso wo accept for treatment and Uay Rakes and all kinds of Farm Machinery other silver coiuage in the circulation positiou The moment this point is generally territory Contrary to the cannot cure Torins moderate for a cure and that it was the servant which up passed the mercury which as soon as climate entertained opinion of the ProfeasorDall whose obser CURES GUARANTEED held banks aud carried on the busi the spoke assumed an upright posi vatious were made with standard in ness of the country for many yearF tiou in its upward course dropped to AVo treat and cure EMISSIONS VAKICOtMttE SYPHILID 1LKET The idle talk about silver circulation the bottom of the tube rolls to the strumonts states that the midwiutei HOPKINS VILLE KY RTKUTUKE IMPOTEXCY SITHET temperature may average thirty de Hotel Latham before the war may be charged to outer end of the tube being then J It UNS UNNATURAL DISCHARG grees below zero and that few if ES KIDNEY nndDLADDEH Diseases ignorance rather than deceit If three feet from the ceuter of the ltliSUlTAllJJN to iitlil JiUUKS WR b every ounce of silver in the world wheel The lever arm is three feet any complaints of cold feet or hands PUEE If are remembered He adds The unxm riicpTftv unablo - call write for Id liTimwere coined into dollars we should and the weierht of the mercury is five writer TREATMENT 1897 I87 not then have tho per capita in money pounds making a force of fifteen army wore a pair of ordinary blue trousers without discomfort which the French nation now has pounds at this point Here no work When it is claimed that we have 23 is being done for the tube on the op- during two winters per capita in circulation it is simply posite side is exerting an equal force AFTER THREE WEEKS ABSENCE THE KENTUCKIANS Clubbing List for this season has been care 122 W FOURTH STREET false With perpetual bank reserves iu the opposite direction But in a CINCINNATI O fully culed and only the best publications are used and government holdings there is few seconds this tube which we have Or Goldstein the Celebrated Optician has not 10 per capita in circulation been watching slides over the Bpoola Our readers can make considerable saving by ordering all of their read- ¬ Itcturned to Our City These keep out of circulation over to the circumference the lever arm is ing matter through us Dr G Goldsteiu the well known 700000000 twelyo feot and the force at this When more thau one periodical is wauted in connection with tho KEN The great nations have crumbled point ia thirty instead of fifteen optician is at the Latham to remain TUCKIAN send us your list and we willreturn estimate ou the combination toppled and fallen because their peo- pounds which is being exertedon the a few days and our people will have to hare their eyes ple were gradually broken in spirit opposite side and the result is mo- au opportunity remittances must be by Bank Usually found in first DraftCash must accompany all orders and Order and enslaved by those who accumu- tion in the direction of the greater properly iitteci with glasses Postoffice Money Order or Express Thorough examination of tho eye lated the money of the country and force and with a velocity propotional class groceries at all The prices quoted below include one years subscription to the KEN were driven along tbe same road the to the excess of force on the right and adjustment of tbe glasses to all time can be found in TUCKIAN Address all orders to the goldjbugs are now trying to drive the Hide anomalies of Bight made acd prepar American people just as they are atThe wheel when allowed to run ed fitted to each individual our mammoth store Qualified in his specialty by edutempting to drive the 350000 miners alone acquires Buch a velocity that it Kentuckian Hopkinsville Ky to day They fell because wealth ac- is necessary to control it to prevent it cation and by years of practical excumulated and manhood decayed tearing Itself to pieces To this pur- perience iu the one branch 5560 Century Magazine New York Scientific application of glasses to When wealth and station are confined pose a governor is applied which is 270 Cincinnati Inquirer weekly to tbe few patriotism dies and there ruu by the power generated by the all forms of mechanically defective Fresh from the gar ¬ 240 Commercial Appeal Memphis The patriotic wheel sight is no resuriection 250 Courier Evausville i dens every morning Indorsed by hundreds of persons voice of the people never destroyed a Mr Gladish expects to operate a 275 Courier Journal republic or a nation The nations series of faus and some light ma who found relief nud complete restorsuch as peas beans cu- ¬ 225 Commercial Louisville tall wueu the voice or tne people is chinery as soon aH he cm have them ation by tho use of scientifically ad 300 Farmers Home Journal cumbers tomatoes etc fled put in stilled by power and hope has He is sanguine of great re justed glasses 460 Forum There are yet couutless numbers from them sults from his discovery aud expects U0 Frank Leslies monthly New York Kis remarkable that Kentucky and to revolutionize methods in light ma- who suffer untold misery that is attri225 Homo and Farm Iowa only furnish and try to support chinery His invention has attracted butable to defective sight Such perJournal New York 20 All other national attention in the world of sons will do well to see Dr Goldstein a gold Democratic faction 4 50 Are as low as can be Scribners Magazine New York Democrats in the nation are now physicists and mechanics and those at once aud have their eyes corrected 5175 Youths Companion New York found in the city and closely nestled under tho grand old who have seen it express themselves Consultation and examination free Ladies Home Journal 80 quality of goods un ¬ banner of the party There can bo with wonder a the greatness and and invited 850 Domorests Magazine New York but onauneaning to tho gold Democ- - simplicity of the perpetual motion as 200 surpassed Tri State Farmer mouthly Two divorce suits wore filed Fri racy of those btates anu tunc is to exemplified 250 New York World tri weekly day as the result of the elopement of turn those states into republican Mrs Mossfold with Wm Good her Wliolo Family IoUhuimI bailiwicks aud stifle tho glorious B CO CLARK voice of democracy in the councils of Paducah Ky Sept 1 An insane one legged lover both Jeaviug fami- E AI FSIIRYER T C HANBEflY the nation and perpetuate the Ding housegivl who was employed in tho lies CITY MAIIKIST ley bill with its sugar and other Mayor Todds negro stenographer of Henry Miller a farmer trusts If the goneral can lead our familv Metropolis 111 put poison in now swears iu all the whitu policemen people ostruy with his gold Bong it near The family of Honry Miller in appointed by the board of Safety means tho destruction of tho demo tho food that was being prepared for aud some of them ate kicking Massac couuty III was poisoned by breakfast this morning Soon after cratic party He and his f fiends rough ouratsl One child died Btaud like weird Voiced sirens upon ward thirteen members of tho family Kov E L Powell has refused the HANBERY SHRYER PropVs were taken violently ill tho girl being call to Richmond and will remain in A T Herd United Slates Marshal f4 rock bound Coast to lure the demo Phy Louisville James late chief deputy has Leeu lo emtio ship laden with the hopes of the oulv ouo who escaped Railroad St Between Tqiith HOPKINSVILE KY cated at Phoenix Aii ireeuom Their song ot uauuuug sicians were summoned as soon ns the and Eleventh Induwtrial Edition of the Wl but one Tho iiniinilMiiB looks cool shades aud refreshing poisoning was discovered Mary Essemnn of Clio Miss Anna is dead nud the Uuioutown Telegram last weqk wns victims ST Careful attauticn given to sampling nmlealliug all tobacco cousigued bxw aud ease and prosperity of The girl was u most creditable sheet containing Louisville who left hetvionio last io us Liberal advances on 14 seduco tho tired mariuor iuto others ore very ill tobacco in store All tobacco iuaured uulesr March committed suicide in u Chi iu foulness and the staunch shin questioned about tho poison iu the splendid writo ups of ilio business ot cago hotel its thriving town aud admitted putting it othorwiee instructed would ho to wreck upon dreary food Democrats Theso few goldbug know mora than all tho million voters in thd party These few golditos now have more candidates for sena tor and governor than there aro votors in Marshall couuty They are like tho single juror who said thero would hove been o verdict but for tho opinions of oloven fools on the jury These men who would destroy tho party should remember that time at last sets all thngs ovou aud that the fate of Judas Iscariot will follow thoso who betray their party into re XuiicIktn An OlllltloN THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE Tho County Teachers Association will meet ut tho Walker school house Lung Troubles and Consump on to morrow Sept 4th 1897 nt 10 tion Can be Cured oclock a m The districts included nro Nob 3 An Eminent NowYork Okeraist and Scientist Makes a Free Offer to Our Eoadors 4 ft 8 11 21 27 31 83 85 89 41 43 44 45 51 5356 60 66 68 73 88 The distinguished New Yorkchem and 88 The teachor iu any one of fat T A Slue inn demonstrating his theso districts who fails to attend is discovery of a reliable and absolute required by law to teuch an extra day cure for Consumption Pulmonary The patrons and especially nil trus- Tuberciiloi- - ami all bronchial tees aud teachers are cordially invited throat lung chest diseases stubborn to attend Tho program which will bo coiurhs catarrhal affections general nuersperseu wuu music ana recita decline nud weakness loss of flesh tions by tho pupils of tho Walker aud all conditions of wasting away isarar mxra jwb wisssg aqryffraiyTW SAY 00 YOU WAFIT TO BUY ill II II 1 WE HAVE PLEITY T JHDaggCo Kentucky Bouth Kentucky College Del aKtftftWaf n llii OUR REPAIR SHOP IS 1897 c- - T J WALSH 41V3U SOLD AT LOWEST JPIilClHS G US YOTJlSrGr JOrr Kennedys Kurgan rres Qliibbiiie List vmrnimzmmazm Everythitig- Vegetables SHI Our Prices 4 PEOPLES WAREHOUSE rTjv S F TPfSffT mmMh m v 6 THE PINK CALICO BOWL The fover was over but woary and weak Out dear little Isabel lay No dainty could tompt her no story could plonso How fast she was fading away My darling said 1 If your dolly woro Tray what do you think sho would eat And how would you servo It alt dainty and nlco Just think what would please hor my sweet The wan listless face brightened up with a smite The faint little volco touched my soul I think I would give hor some crackers and soup In grandmas pink calico bowl How swiftly I brought It tho heirloom wo prize A century treasured with care And thought how the darling had wor ¬ shiped afar This china so ancient and rare Vhat blessed reward was her gay little 111 Sjopltiiiauillc SKentttcklnit Im suro but the sign on the door A furnished room to lot said Quito right sir Polly eagerly would you like to look at itr I dont mind said the gontloman Any othor Is tlio houso quiet lodgers footstep fang on tho kitchen thresh- AFTER PRINCE HENRI nntu to Meet tltm on Gen Albortom Che IMp lil of Honor It la ntnted thitt Irluu Ilinrl of Orleans wlib received n Might won ml In the ttbdomen In tin coum of hit re cent duel with the fount of Turin n nephew of Klnjj Uutnbort of Italy will be unllctf upon to iiioul Jon Allicrtonc on tlic field of libnorMi srfcoon ns the state of his health niny permit Irtiire Ilertrl enst n stain on the reputation ol the Italian army by InRlmiatlnff thut the officers of the Italian army en gaged In the campaign in Abyssinia pibved tTieinsoivcs eownnls Jen Albcrtone was the chief of the Italian f F v 4 t laugh And the soup whole solicitousl O mamma said she Ill eat six times course responded Polly Oh dear no a day ¬ Five dollars sir said Polly exFrom grandmas pink calico bowll Should you think any young lady pectantly Afore precious than jewels wo treasure It were to pro-¬ accept me yet Its a bargain said the stout gen- ¬ would ho querricd if I pose And traco on our historys scroll Heres pulling out a bill Tho life of our darling was certainly tleman Polly answered Oh dear yes tho first woqk My trunks will come saved Would you By grandmas pink calico bowll PJoase send up afternoon Lanta Wilson Smith In Youths Com this I said Polly dropping her iron towols and hot wator at once panlon The house is vory quiet sir said And thflros only one old Polly lady who is quite deaf and rathor near sighted and only coos out on Sundays Mrs Jcnks her name is saw uio That will suit mp to a stout gentleman surveying tho neat littlo room with its palo groon car net its suite of cottneo furniture and the wator color drawings on the wall and I like the room It seems clean and cool and its windows open to tho south 1 like a southern aspect Its as good for people as it is for peaches why ehe mastered the How much a week In advance of t I bog your pardon Miss Polly said ho looking soinotfhat discon ¬ certed I I wanted UotSy to post a letter for mo fSho isnt in just now said Polly turning vory red said Mr War Can I como in ronor nrfninlv enlrl PftllV Win stout gontlaman came in So the and seated himsolf on a corner of the kitchen table Miss Polly said he Sir said Polly Im just 40 years old Arc you sir said Polly think- ¬ Now hes go- ¬ ing within horsolf ing to tell me about Musidora Should you consider that too old went on Mr Warreuer to marry better than cure Tutts Liver Pills will not only cure but if caitcn in time will prevent 1 Prevention The Qoast bnc 6 MACKINAC TAKK THE dyspepsia biliousness malaria constipation jaundice tbrpid liver and kindred diseases Sick Headache TUTTS Liver PILLS ABSOLUTELY f TO COMFORT Four Trips PETOSKEY MACKINAC CHICAGO DETROIT PETOSKEY CURE New Steel Passenger Steamers Tli ireateit Perfection yet attained ln Boat Construction Luxurlou Equipment Artistic Iurolshlnir Decoration and little lent Service Insuring the highest degree of college lint of Prof drawn no salary for his servicu niuco Y11I9 1 Miirnb I iimiwi im mnm i SPEED AND SAFETY pen n Jilla How to Oqrn AH Skin Diseases Slmplr apply swaynkd Ointment No interim mecllulna rcaulred Cures tetter jtcinaltci h11 eruption n the fficu hands noso AceavlnK the skin clear white unci healthv ItssrvM healing aiid curative now era ore possessed by no other remedy Adit your druggist for swavnkh Uistmbnt Toledo Detroit and Mackinac LOW RATES to Picturesque Macklnacand Return Including Heals and Bertha Rmm 18 Cleveland from Toledo 131 from Detroit 13 no 1 Wk Between THE SOO MARQUETTE AND OULUTH Y DAY AND NIQHT SERVICE Tho French people lire clamoring for the abolition of tho duty on wheat A Sound Liver Slake 11 Connecting at Cleveland with Uarllest rains for all polutu Kitt South and South- ¬ west and at Detroit Tor all points North and 1 Between Detroit and Cleveland julr August and Sept Northwest Well Ainu Sunday Trips June EVERY Onljf POLLYS LODGER BY AMY ItAXDOLPH R f one of those delicious summer mornings when the air is full of melt ¬ ing blue light and the leaves flutter softly and the very brown sparrows dart in and out under the eaves in an ecstasy of tiny delight And tho golden darts of sunshine peeping through the shabby brown moreen curtains of Xo 19 Darrel street made a little aureole of brightness around iPolly Hopkins brown braids as she jsat with the account book in her lap and the top of the pencil between her It was a beautiful August morning iccth Thirteen said Poll indistinstly on account of the pencil and three are 16 and three are 19 Three and ihrce are six and 13 are 19 Thats all I can make of it do what I will Oh dear Polly what a noise you are mak ¬ ing said a gently reproachful voice IIow do from the adjoining room you suppose I can get a divine repose into my Evangelines face if you icep on chattering so Polly rose up stowed the pencil be Jiind her ear took the account book under her arm and went into the other room where Miss Musidora Hopkins her elder sister stood before an easel with her yellow hair coiled around ier head and her slim pretty form enshrouded in a brown linen paint ing blouse And at one glance it was easy to see that in the Hopkins fami 3y Musidora represented the ideal and Polly the practical Musidora said the little brown is cheeked brown eyed maiden there any chance of your getting a purchaser for that picture on exhibition at Monroes spoon in her astonishment Polly went downstairs secretly custard you Yes wondering what she should do But I thought it was Musidora He wants towels and hot water that you liked said she to herself and Ive no maid I do like Musidora said Mr War to send with em Very well Lodg- ¬ rener but I love little Polly ers dont grow on every bush Ill be Polly Hopkins never knew how it the maid was that she found herself crying on And Polly ticl a great checked the middle aged lodgers shoulder gingham apron over her dress ob- ¬ and he was patting her head and scured Tier head and face in a Shaker soothing her as if shp were a child bonnet gave the end of her nose a dab And so you really do liko me a with the stove blacking and wont up- ¬ little said Mr Warrener in a voice stairs again with half a dozen clean that sounded husky My gem my towels over her arm and a pitcher of dear little pearl of Pollys hot water in her hand So all the poverty and grinding and Please sir said she trying to pinching came to an end And Polly talk through her nose in imitation of never told her husband until after the maid servant next door who was they were married of the little deceit troubled with catarrh heres the she had practiced on him regarding things the question of Betsy Ah said the stout gentleman Andyoureally blacked my boots who stood on the hearth with his back said Mr Warrener reproachfully to the place where the fire would have Yes nodded Polly because I been if there had been any fire Tut did so want you to be suited em down my good girl I say Im suited now said Mr War- ¬ Sir N Y Ledger rener for life Whats the name of your mis- ¬ HORSE WAS A HERO tress Which sir Intelligence That Compre- ¬ hended Danger and Risked It To the many war stories of which a horse is the hero must be added a remarkable incident that comes Animal more particularly tliat Princo Henri made charges of cowardice The prince was Immediately challenged by Lieut Pinti an Italian officer but declined to meet him On account of his lncl of ranh He was then challenged by Uen Albcrtone and the count of Turin He accepted the latters defiant challenge the two duelists meeting in the vicin ity of Paris The engagement Is wild to have been a spirited one and termi nated as has already been stated In the defeat of the French prince The Italians seem to think thut the result of the duel has vindicated national honor but Gen Albertone still thinks he ought to have a chance to thsswt the libelous Orleans King Humbert however seems determined that a second duel shall not be fought and it Is more than probable that the Italian general will have to put his desire for revenge on ice GEN ALBEHTONE Italian Commander Insulted by Prince Henri of Orleans prisoner whom the Negus Menelik recently released and It was ng ainst hltn Aro jou biliouB constipated or troubled with jaundice sick head ¬ ache bad taste in mouth foul breath coated tongue dyepepsia indiges tion hot dry skin pain in back und between tliH shoulders chills and fever etc If you have any of these symptoms your liver is out of order and your blood is slowly being pumoueu uecHi Be your oioou uous not act properly Jierbine will euro any disorder of the liver Btomiich or bowels It liaB no equal as a liver medicine Price 75 cents Eree trial bottle at R C Hard wicks drug store DAY BETWEEN ClevelandPut-in-Bay4ToIed- o Stud for Illustrated Pamphlet A A SOHANTZ Address MIOH o w DBTnOIT Tie Detroit k Cleveland steam The May Ct Alamo Hon W J Bryan is bookad to speak in Nashville some time in September The intense itching und smarting inoi St Louis San Francisco RR THROUGH CAR ROUTE BETWEEN Tetter Salt Rheum ami Kezcnia ST LOUIS SPRINGFIELD PITTSBURG JOPLIN WICHITA EUREKA SPRINGS FT A Many very bud case6 aavo been permanently cured by it It is equally efficient for itching piles and a fivorite remedy for eoro nipples snapped hands chilblains frost bites and chronic sore eyes 25 cts 1 er box dentto these diseases isiiibtantly uUiiyed by applying Chuuibbrlnins Eye and Skin Ointmont SMITH DALLAS SAN ANTONIO HOUSTON GALVESTON PARIS Musidora stepping back a pace oi two to obtain a better view of Evan- I dont know Im sure said gelines nose ly desperately Because if there Polly said Musidora in despair no one can hope to be a genius with such a sister as you To conceive n grand idea ones mind must be entirely at ease To portray that idea one must be free from every lurking care i But tho rent must be paid per sisted Polly Sell something thon But what thats isnt added Pol we cant pay the rent all fI sold ly The little silver teapot that last week sighed The barometer Pol- - That is already offered in Schne- iders window Aunt Janets goldbeads We paid the grocer yesterday with Aunt Janets Well sjold beads anysomething thon thing I dont care w hat Didnt that old lady decide to take tho furnished room upstairs Polly shook here head dolorously There arc so many furnished rooms to let said she Well then we had better soil the furniture said Musidora frowning at hor palette But that out after weve eaton and drank and lived I dont bo vexed Musidora Then said Musidora tragically well starve At all events Poy leave me in ponce now until Ive dreamed out Evangelines face And Polly trudged downstairs say- in to herself fT wish T was a genius liko Musidora Geniuses dont fool caro anc1 debt and poverty as othor folks do ns this fnntv was nassinc throiicli her head slie found liorsoU face to face with r stout genuenum jn gray with a ruuuy lace aim n ueur blue ovo nello little girl said hr good humorodlv dont run over mo Whores the woman of the house I am tho woman of the houso eaid Polly with dignitv You said tho middle aged gen Whow-w-Betr pardon tleman lt 1 w i67om 617pm 5 35 p m cost uf miiiliug only and leceive free liuunm 610pm G8tfpm Ufflam a ropy of Dr Pieices Medical LEAP CUTTING BEE 7 10pm Whi Iuint uoslini HOOpra At Work on a Spruy of Rose Leaves Adiliebf MarldB DispeuHary llKipin r liulllle Y ponter bce but smaller and instead ot Medical Absociutiou Buffalo N For further Information address I A forming a tunnel at right angles to the J MORKUE A Ii In the current issue of the 131 ue Louisville Ky nr entrance penetrates directly into the grass Blade Editor Moore nominates W M1MH wood Owonnboro Ky Wis J ephine K Henry for Presi When the hole is drilled to her satiswaasaua Slatefaction our little friend stops carpen df iti of the United TlA3HBVBBVHBBBUKTJOZv73WTftt9Cfl IrywjIaBBBBBlBnTttlBTikWy SKV iManw ter work and Hying to the nearest roseOwing to over crowding and bad bush selects a tender perfect leaf ventilation the air of tho Bchool From this she cuts oblong pieces which 100m is of teu cIobo and impure and are carried to the nest and formed into teachers and pupils frequently a thimble shaped tube at its bottom from lung and throat troables suffer Eh H To This tube is next filled with pollen and all Mich we would say try Chamber FIFTH AVENUB HOTEi- honey on which tiny egg is placed Iains Cough Remedy For coughs Another trip is taken to the rose bush colds weak lungs and bronchial iS Best 2 Hotel In the Vorld and this time perfectly circular pieces troubles nn other remedy can compare a trifle larger thnn tho diameter of the FlKBCAMriiELL Mauagfi with it Says A O Freed Superiu jH tube are cut These the little worker tendent of Schools Prairie Depot forces into the upper end of the tube Ohio Having Borne knowledge of forming a tightly fitting stopper These the efficacy of Chamberlains Cough operations are repreated until the hole Remedy I hare no hesitation in aLa m is filled with tubes one above another recommending it to ulr who mffer The lowest eggs hatch ilrst and efloh from coughs lung troubles etc For young ibee waits for the one beyond to Bale byli C -Hardwick go forth in the samo manner as the -young of the large carpenter bee 80 YEARS Quito it little town is springing up KXPKRICNOK on Green river where tho new lock it Voiced ot American Women twenty two miles above The voices of American young women buildiug are said by Marches to be most beau Woodbury tiful but they do not last Tho whole It Stives tluiCroujiy Children time is given to the study of music and Seaview Va We have u Bploudid little to the building up of the physical TRADE MARKS resources on which In singing they nalo on Chamberlains Ccugh Rom DE8IQN8 tire laying heavy demands Spraylngthe oily and our customers eomiug from OOrYRiaHT8 Ao throat with different concoctionslivlng Itir and near speak of it in the high aendlnir a sketch and description may ijulokVasoertaln free whether an Inventlonla In overheated rooms in winter drink ¬ eHt twins Many have eaid that their probably patentable Communications strictly for securing patents ing quantities of iced liquids In sum- children would have died of croup if confidential hire aVasblngtpo otllco mer cnting candy pastry and rich Uliamborlaiua Cough Remedy had InPatentittaVen through Munn X 1X reoelra ipcclul iiotloo In tba starchy foods all tend to injure the not bren given Keltau OumtEN SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN singing voice 25 titid 50 cent aizoa for Bale by The U C Hard wick IMaektnnll In PnrU Court Bpeoiimm copica buwium fLfiOBlz moutus A curious system of blackmail in the mmwpj SUMV Judge Craddock and W P Sun JOOl UN AAT CO the1 idoa of losing Musidora HUNN Didnt you find it dull out in the Paris courts has just come to light didge aa tho law firm of Craddock Broudwny Netv York 3441 When it was known tothe clerks thota flt would bo ro h ueeome said sho coiuitry prisoner was pot going to bi sent for Saiiuidge at KiiHsullvillo have dis so lonesome with Every cverinc a cricket to lierwiDull trlnl wnul interview him bolved partnership nncl Mr Warroner pone and Musidoro got into our bedroom and Jack was iMiiu their agentsMui luuiiimr iu iur 01 iii um i Tuo Grand Lodge of Keutut kv 1 mm vw iiHi irvn in una 11 5JHLIVBB iMuiu iwijiip bribe uhlch uis 0f course supnosivl m O O F meets in annual bteaiou at i rnnrn mw BiifwiuMi niii u vii Hiiivm imu piT ii to fo t i Ji tro iwtrnotloti u Otvensburo Ivy on October 12 All 4ii tk 4UlsD ut dv illoviTport Ad-vibO- from Bhodesia to the Sunday Maga- ¬ zine A little band of Englishmen was on the point of being surrounded tant domestic And which of em showed me up and cut off The order Save your- ¬ selves was given here Capt Grey led the retreat at full That was Miss Tolly sir gallop but a bullet struck him and i il one mat um t u geniusurn me wounded him so severely that he lost Yes please sir ¬ a pretty girl anyhow said his mount The horse was borne on Shes ward by the rush in the rear You may go the stout gentleman Helpless on tho ground within 40 now Betsy feet of two leveled rifles and almost And Polly scudded out of the room within reach of a band of men carry- ¬ like a mouse from a trap ing assegais the officer had given Musidora was still dreaming in in- ¬ front of the unfinished canvas when himself up for lost when to his c tense surprise ho saw his faithful her sister darted in waving horse rush toward him and adopt a crumpled bank note in the air position which protected him from Polly said Musidora what is all the weapons of his enemies this about His first thought was that the ani- ¬ Weve got a lodger said Polly mal had gone mad but seeing that it The furnished room triumphantly ¬ is let and heres the first weeks pay showed unmistakable signs of comprehending the danger to them both in advance and we can settle our rent Three cheers for the new Capt Grey made an almost super ¬ now human effort to reach its back lodger The shot had paralyzed his right And Polly spun around on one foot side fortunately he could seize The like Fanny Lllsler Tor haps he wont be suited Per reins with his left hand and then by haps ho wont stay said Musidora putting a foot in the stirrup ho man ¬ aged somehow to gain tho saddle dubiously One word Go and the ljorse But then again perhaps ho will had darted into safety with rocket chirped Polly The stout gentleman did stay He like speed carrying his bleeding roas- ¬ made himself friends with everyone ter on his back No assegai pierced horse or mas Tie treated the deaf old ladys sick which filled that and no bullet touched cither during canary in a manner Such nobility ap anciont personage s venerable head this incident pealed to the savage with joy he 6UggoFtcd now subjects Royal Litterateurs to Musidora tho yennis he told roily of an excellent way to take the spot The Revue des Deux Mondos is of koroseno- out of the carpet ne the most succossful periodical in paid his rent at six oclock precisely the world in obtaining high class lit- ¬ every Saturday evoning and never erature from crowned heads and found out that it was Polly who hung heads that are some day likely to be the fresh towels ovor his doorknob crowned Queen and blacked tho boots he put out every mania sent tho Elizabeth of Joi editor a novel the dav with a ten cent niece beside them late queen of Holland 6cnt him his- ¬ Somebody must do it said Polly torical studies revised by Penan whon Musidora reproached her with Comtc do Paris ¬ And as long as we ticle on English sent him an arthe menial task trades unions Due cant afford a servant why not I dAumale sent him fragments of Sho was a littlo surprised though his forthcoming History of the Con whon Mrs Jenks the deaf lodger des Princo Henry of Orleans nar ¬ told her tlmtshe had heard from Mrs rated in his pages his adventure with Stophen Sudbury who had it from M Bonvalat in Thibet old Miss Pelican who knew all about Resting the Eyes the family that Mr Dudley Warrenor the stout middle aged gentleman A medical journal says that in tho was a rich bachelor with everything continued use of tho eyes in such that heart could wish and a spice of work as ewing typesetting bookoccontricity thrown in keeping- reading and studying tho And people do say added the saving joint is looking up from tho deaf lady that hes in lovo with one work f shdrt intervals and looking of you girls nroupj the room This practised Musidora of course said Polly avcry ten or fifteen minutes ro- TIo often goes to ait in tho studio of linvna llio 111110011101- - tnncinn ctn 41n lf1 Ftni nrtftn Hll nAlnllnnillil ltnln oyos and- makes tho -blood supply u ruly uuu uwv iUU8uwa muQh better V vnu oty eu P t0 nor own w Rural Sports room and cried a littlo probably at I 1 Are there two of em demanded the stout gentleman Oh yes sir Theres Miss Musidora Uopkins shes a great genius And theres and paints pictures Miss Polly that aint a genius and keeps house answered the oi dis Dr Codys Coinlitloi Powders aro just what a horse needs when in bad sondition Tonic blood purifiernnd sorinifuge They are not food but LEAF CUTTING BEES medicine and the best in use to put a Honey Gatherer That Snip Piece horse in prime condition Price 25 cents per package from the IIoho Leaven Sob by Tt C llHrdwick Hnpkiu--vil- li Some Common Bees and How They Live by A Hyatt Verrill is an article Ky that appears in St Nicholas Mr VerCongress appropriated 150000 COO rill says Perhaps some of my readers may for pensions this year have noticed on their rose bushes a number of leaves in which neat round or Prflid faces indicate pale thin oblong holes were cuu This is the work hluod Rosy ihfelis bhow the pure of the leaf cutting bee a pretty little in- r oh blood resulting from taking sect looking much like the common Hoods Sarbapurillu honej bee but with stout orange reel legs and metallic green reflections Mr Forisliis Reid who has charge about the head Although the mutilated of po yf 2o0U0 bimliHs of whe leaves are all too common the nest for rcfustd an offer uf i dollar a butLel which they are sacrificed is seldom A woman never seen for this little bee is a carpenter as rally knows the well as a leaf cutter and hides her meaning of lmppim 3 and content uu home away deep in the heart of some til hie in the molhr of a liiniltln old post or board The hole is much happy chihl The loulth of the cliifn fike that of her busy relative the car- - dfvidb mi lb- - heal h of the mother bulh ie iiml afwr birth Amstul Solid Vettibulcd Tialni with Pullman Sleeper Harvey Dining Halli and Reclining Chair Can Maps time tablet and full Information furniahM upon application to V C Tray SE0 T IICH0LS0I JlELTIltE Gen I Pasir Agent Pajir Agent ST LOUIS MO ST LOUIS MO 11 1 Jl j gMV6ACH TEX No 61 1 UlVI ILEST u AS RAILWAY EeTHiiNt W Ht LOUIS No S3 of ili bf wwtiiHiiV Dally Oally wcttltiii h that in st strongly in flumicth iIih la it th if childipu conies tie lJii Wfiknefrtand parUfiiiail Lv LouUvlIIe SnFk 11 diMiurtly fununuu organs Dr ics F vuritM Prescription will cum iroubles of thh umuie It should be taken regularly by ven volutin during tho untitu period of estatiou It gives btreugth to ab the organs involved lessens the paiiiB ol childbiitli and insures the health of both uuthur and child S 111I 21 oue coot btamps to covei intn unit dfi uigt niMt ur disease of Irvlnmon Stephenipnri Oloveniort uwenxboro apotsvlll Havreavllle Lewlsport BrandenhUiK Point uao jim 7 7 65 p m 8 20 20pm DMpni 10 pin pm pm mtpm OH tt 18 10o8in 11 05 11 l0Hm 58 b 14 a V 0 ft 7ara 840 am m m in m r HHtidHr on pm 12 07 pm Iltlpm UMpm 1155 pm liipm 10 48 No f2 cv apitt vlllt KArir HwiiNit HfiiUM ii Dally No 2 B DaMy ovteni iiuru LfwwiMirr Haevllif v t07am a til U ISO 7 20 7 in am 8 27am am 3S5pm 4 4 8 16pm 82pm 63pm 6Apra Stfplieiiriport IrvhiKiou BrandPiilmi K 10 IS u m 1 1 I H H 9 in IjSjIIIB 7 A 1 iiu ieii--u- 1 u i i iir io rlUBwi Xliiiiiiwwl8t--CjojiMuoutUc fVQpfLrirtM W Hcuturiiitm AN EXOITLNG NIGHT WHEEL TAX INVALID Judgo Tuloy Doclaros it to Eq Wticonatltiitional In liOttlionil tiw lilon Morten tlicNiitlonnl Glinuv n Cotulna SuriirlncH I llltuvoll ii iStiirf L ty- Aiiiiitour littler ISpcOlul Chltmgo Loiter The deolMon uunltist tlio vuHtllty of the wheel ta lnwf us luuiiied down by Judge Tuloy of Chicago becius likely thavc an Iinportnut nnd widespread effect Many of tliurrOundlug towns nnd oltlesiiad became Interested In the efforts of the aldermen mayor corpo ration counsel nnd city collector of Clil cngo to raise revenue dor the repair and maintenance of the Improved Htreets of fi i F 1 FRED LOUGHEAD Quarter and One Mile Champion the city by the Imposition df a tax of one dollar on every bicycle used oa them nnd of two to fifteen dollars for vehicles of every description drawu by Ihorses according to the number of an- ¬ imals employed Ever since bicycles have become popular they have been looked upon with envious eyes by eity fathers every wherewho begrudge their owners the unrestricted use of the streets and feel tlmt the fad for cy ffwlng ought In some way to be made to pour money into theinunicipnlcof iers For some inexplicable reason they look upon bicjcle riding as an ille gitimate pleasure and recreation and think that those who indulge in it ought to pay a license for the privilege of using the streets although the pub 11 sUreets and highways of the entire country are common property free to the use of all alike Many attempts have been mnde in the various states to tax bicycles and in isome instances all vehicles but in most cases these laws nave been declared un- ¬ constitutional when est cases havo TlBcn brought or legal ndvice sought pTlie gist of Judge Tuleys decision lies in the following paragraph and applies to other cities as well as to Chicago I hold that the exaction imposed by the ordinance was not the exercise of Ibe licensing power but an attempt to raise revenue for street improvement by imposing a tnx under the guise of a license fee and so far as it concerned bicycles wagons nnd other vehicles used for pleasure could not be sustained for the reason that the tax is not imposed according to value as re- ¬ quired bj flie constitution and city charter because it is not uniform in its operation nnd is violative of the principle of equality of burden which is indispensable to all legal taxation also because the bicycles and pleasure vehicles are required to be assessed ac ¬ cording to value for general taxation and by the allegations of the bill those One derived from the- misappropriated lh Htciul of being honestly expended in repairing nnd cleaning the streets One proVlsidn which meets with the un qualified approval of nil cyclists nnd of city ofllciuls Is that requiring thut nil vehicles of whatever kind using the streets uftcr dark shall carry lights This is u matter for which tho wheel men have been working for two years in the interest of justice and public safety and it Is the one point in the ordinance which the judge upholds since it properly comes under the citys right to regulate the use of the streets A very large proportion of the collisions in which cyclists nrelnvolvcd are due to unllghted carriages many of which arc now equipped with rubber tired and noiseless wheels Almost any person on foot or on u bicycle would hither be run luto by a cycllstthan by u horse and carriage so that If the lighter vehicle and lefts dangerous one is to be compelled to cvvry n light the same precaution should by nil iiicuiih be ex tended to the linger class of conveyance This fact is widely recognized and ad- ¬ mitted now but if Chicago nllows that clause In the new ordinance to stand and rigidly enforces It she will have taken an Initiative in America If not In the world which will be soon followed by other cities Some greut surprises were developed in the two days racing at the league meet in Philadelphia Previous to the meet and even after his defeats the first day IJald was the favorite picked to win the championships Hut though he was it ilue condition all he got dur ing the entire meet was three seconds being shut out of third position In the quarter mile championship by an error in the judging Cooper made a still poorer showing as all he got out of the meet wiib second in the qunrter mile championship Friday and third In the mile open Saturday being shut out of the two mile handicap and the one mile championship Friday and the half mile championship Saturday The sensation of the meet was Fred Loughead the Canadian ex champion ivho won the mile and quarter mile championships from Bald Kiser Cooper Gardiner and other finl class riders in record times The mile was made in 2oi 5 which is Pennsylvania state record and also record for national championships The quarter mile championship was won in J2 which lowers Otto Zieglers record made at Loughead the national meet of 18 also ran second in tho two mile handi cap the first day His success did not that- - the revdUUe tjujiBOS would bis SEALS 0 Are ANO NUEVO Bu Little Known and of Small Value Tho seals of Ano Nucvo island nro practically unknown to both sci Vry Nutiorous MONTHLY SUFFERING monthly inter ¬ vals with pains iu the head back breasts shoulders sides hips and limbs But they need not suffer These pains are symptoms of dangerous dcrangemcuts that can be corrected The men ¬ strual function should operate painlessly Series of Burglaries Was Ended by Widow Sirhs Horso Pistol 1 A E LLEWELLYN Rising Younsr Western Amateur A C MEUTENS Winner of Five Mile Championship waukee Indianapolis Portland To poka and the suburban towns about Chicago to abandon their plnns of tax ing bioyeles and vehicles generally St Louig wa just about to enforce a ve chicle tAx ordinance when Judge Tuley handed down his decision and in it dltd n m in Missouri in which it was hfejd Jhat the city of St Louis could not ix venicjes useu ior pujuaurc uu ijuutetjiw moyoies are veiuciru fitofsli tMV have been declared also to longing to complainants have been Sessed and the tax paid therefore it is double taxation of the same proper ty which is not authorized by law These points appear to cover theanat ter fully and as Judge Tuley is prob ¬ ably the most able jurist in Chicago to passjlpon the validity of the ordinance the- raatter may be taken as definitely settled although the city will carry the it to the highest court This being Mil case it would be welbfor St Louie w a nen of Chicngo are insert wit If the outcome of chile niftny tmored the wm a uyersu bellel i r-- n- extend to the second da however for he failed to win a prize in any of the three events he rode in His victories nevertheless entitled him to a place among the best half dozen racing men of the United States for they give him two of the national chumpionships while Kiser and Mertcns divided the only other two championships run the second day Longheads work has always been consistent and he has steadilj worked his way upward having done some excellent riding on the Pacilio coast last winter and this spring He defeated Cooper in two straight heats of a match series at Port Huron Mich July 12 nnd won the mile open from Bald Gardiner Hoyt Seaton and Randall in Balds home city Buffalo July 17 Throughout this season he has usually finished in first second or third position Tho work of A C Mertens Earl Kisers young team mate has also created mucli favorable comment He at- ¬ tracted considerable attention in tho amateur class in 1895 and 00 but was not looked upon as a possible star even after Tom Eck took hold of him this season no has come forward rapidly however and hns been a bril ¬ liant success winning several firsts on tho national circuit and figuring prominently among the seconds and thirds Now he has won additional fame by winning the five mile professional championship and the one mile 205 class race at the league meet Un doubtedly he is a coming mau and will ioccupy a leading position next year Ills home Is in St Paul while Eck halls from Minneapolis The amateur events were well dis- ¬ tributed at tho national meet A E C Ilausman being the only rider to win two firsts E Llewellyn of Chicago became a prominent figure through his defeat of all the leading amateurs of the country including Earl Penbody F J Morse Fred Ilatterslee Bay Daw ¬ son I A Powell E M Blake K A Miller and others in the third mile open rncc Friday He also ran third to Powell withPeaUody second in tho two mile amateur championship Saturday He was unheard of a month ago but has rhfdiAi well in Chicagp local meets this season h WPEJtRY The New Sinn Proprietor Well hpw do you find collections j New Collector Simply eplgndid Every man I called on promiseuVto set tle within a week or two Dgtrojt Free Press Drnivtuff tJifr Lin Did she accept all yourpresem Everything I offered her until it came to my name Detroit Free Press ntists and the public notwithstand ¬ ing the fact that the herds are the largest on tho Pacific coast and the habits of tho species arc tho most dis- Ano Nuevo island is cut stinctive off from the mainland by a channel about a mile wide and the only way to cross is in the boats of the keepers of the government fog signal The seal rocks are scattered to the northward of the island the closest being only about 500 feet away Keeper Butwell of the fog signal has watched the herds constantly at all seasons for a periotl of eight years and the location of the rocks lying as they do so close to the island makes the seals actions as easily ob- ¬ servable as if they were on the stage of a theater Years ago said Mr Butwell there used to be tens of thousands of seals on these rocks and the kill- ¬ ing of them was a profitable industry The hides were used for belting and sold for a good price In those days the rocks were leased to hunters and tho killing went on at a rapid rate Of course the seals rapidly dimin- ¬ ished in numbers as males females and pups were killed indiscriminate- ¬ ly When I came here eight years Ko hunt- ¬ ago all this had stopped ers were allowed on the rocks and it would seem as if the herds should haye again multiplied but they didnt For four years they kept getting fewer until there were hard- ¬ ly 500 left About this time I began to study the cause of the decrease From this point here on the island I can look across to the rocks and by taking a glass can bring the seals up very close I had previously noticed that some of the bulls had a habit of kill- ¬ ing the young but had no idea the evil wa3 so general as I found it to be on investigation One morning I saw a certain bull climb on the rocks and kill about pups Others did the same so it was soon apparent to me that the bulls were largely responsible for the decrease of the herds After becoming convinced that a number of the vicious bulls did all the mischief I began a systematic killing of them I used to go over on the rocks and lie in wait When- ¬ ever I caught an old fellow in the act of killing a pup I put a bullet through his head The first season I killed about 50 and saved many hundred pups so that the second year the herds began to increase and this year are larger than they have been since X commenced my extermination of tne vicious uuns The habits of these seals are most peculiar and mysterious After the pups are born on the rocks the cows spend two or three months teaching them to swim and then when tho time comes take them to sea some ¬ where and leave them The young seals do not return to the place of their birth until they are two years old but where they spend tho inter- ¬ val is a mystery So you see it took two years to tell whether the killing of the vicious bulls did any good or not But I am- satisfied that it did At any rate the iseals are increasing at a fair rate and in a few years with proper nursing I think they will be as numerous as ever But really when we look at it in the right way there is no reason why the seals should be preserved It is purely a matter of sentiment One full grown seal will destroy enough fish in a week to feed a good sized town for a month and the damage done by tho herd is beyond concep- ¬ Seals ae really the coyotes of tion tho sea and if we look after our own interests we should be making efforts to destroy them instead of preserv ¬ However it is not like- ¬ ing them ly they will bo destroyed as they have ceased to bo worth anything commercially Tho largest bull on the rocks would not yield enough hide whisk ¬ ers etc to sell for 150 Whei seal hides wero uscl for belting they wore worth about five dollars each but since rubber has been used for this purpose they are no longer want ¬ Seal hide is only used now for ed making buffing wheels and of course tho demand is very light Really the seals are not worth killing should one bo so inclined and any attempt to do so as a mattor of business would suro San Francisco ly result in loss half-a-doz- en troubled Thousand8 of women are at WineofCdui makes menstruation painless and regular It puts the deli- ¬ cate menstrual organs in condi- ¬ tion to do their work properly And that stops all this pain Why will any woman suffer month after month when Wine of Cardul will relieve her It costs roo at the drug store Why dont you get a bottle to day For advice in cases requiring special directions address giv ing symptoms The Ladies Advisory Department The Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga Tenn Mrs R0ZENA LEWIS ot Oenavllle Texas says I was troubled at monthly Intervals with terrible pains In my head and back but have been entirely relieved bv Winn fit PofHiiI with a read head this week a creditable mowing Men The SmithsGrove Gazette appeared making Tired NeivouD sleepless and womeu how greatfully they write about Hooda Sarsaparillu Ouce helpless aud discouraged hav ing lost all faith iu mediciues upw iu good health aud able to do my own because Hoods Sarsapanlla work has power to enrich aud purify the blood aud make the weak strong this is the experience of a host of people Woods Pills are tho best family cathartic and liver medicine Geutie lelidble sure The public school at Livingston count of a diphtheria scare has been closed for one week ou ac- ¬ ltEflEf IN six nouns Call n m hihi iim A Theater for Two Audiences An Amoiican architect has de ¬ vised a thoator with two auditor ¬ iums and one stagQ botwoon them so that two audioneqs can watch two Such is performances at onco Proctors Pleasure Palaco at Now York in which the central tago is open on both sides jnul tho two audi ¬ ences aro soarntodby It is used at prcsont for ballots and varieties Oie Way Jo Burn He She It it I havo monoy to burn Lots strike a match- - Town Topics Distressing Kiduey aud Bladdei diseases relieved in six hours by the New Great Sooth American Kidney This new remedy is a great Cure si rprise on accouut of its exceeding promptueHS iurelieviug pam in the bladder kidneys back uud every part COURIERS BACK NUMBERS of the urinary passages iu male oi female It relieves retention of watei No Longer Any Need to Go Through and pain in passing it almost imme Europe with Them diately Tf you want quick reliel aud Up to times within the memory of cure this is your remedy Sold b R C Hard wick druggist Hopkius living men almost no one of means traveled through Europe without a ville Ivy courier Before railroads were built There are fourteen fever cases and and before good guide books vcre oue more death to record from tLe printed he was almost indispensable Lexingtou Asylum ITis tribe survives but- in greatly di ¬ Wonderful South American llluod Cure minished numbers To the self-r- e Quickly dissipates all scrofulous liant traveler he is of no use what- ¬ taiuts iu the Bystem cures pimples ever Indeed he is frequently a pos- ¬ blotches and sores un the face thor itive incumbrance and worse To oughly cleauses the blood of boils my mind one of the great pleasures carbuncles abscessts aud eruptions of travel is in learning to travel by renders the skiu clear youug aud myself There is satisfaction pleas ¬ beautiful If you would escape ure and education in planning routes blood poison with all its traiu of horbar- ¬ rors do not fail to use this masterly deciphering time tables making purifier which has performed gains learning by observation the lay blood such stupendous cures iu all cases of of the land The time may have been when a shattered constitution and depravity of the blood Bad health signifies courier could save a traveler more bad blood Sold by JR C Hardwick than his cost Most certainly that is druggist Hopkinsville Ky not the case now On the contrary as ho gets a percentage of every pur- ¬ Todd cottuty teachers adopted reso lutious nnnnsino- the use nf tnhnccn chase his party makes which of course comes out of the purchaser aud whisky in increased price and it is often for Iliesl rilel ItcliluffiUes his interest to advise the more cost- ¬ Symptoms Moisture j Intense Itching and ly route the more costly hotel or stinging most at night worse by scratching the more costly excursion he eats up It allowed to continue tumors form which of ¬ ten bleed and ulcerate becoming very sore much more than his wages while savaw avse s Ointment stops the ltohing and ing positively nothing Bean declares bleeding heals ulceration and In most cases that in a two weeks trip in southern removes th tumors At druggists or by mat or 6u cents Or SwayneA Son Philadelphia Spain which he made side by side with a couple having a courier he in- ¬ The President of Frauce is the variably reached tho hotel first got guest of the czar of Russia better rooms saw all the sights to My boy came home from schco as good advantage yet the courier oue duy with his hand badly lacerated was of his kind an export The fact and bleeding and suffering great is that travel has become so gen- ¬ paiu sayB MrsE J Schall with eral tourist companies railroads and Meyer Bros Drug Co St Louis Mo landlords have so well studied its I dressed the wouud uud applied needs books are so plentiful that you Chamberlains Paiu Balm freely All couldnt very well get off the track paiu ceased aud in a remarkably Her- ¬ short tune it healed without leaviuga or havo a mishap if you tried Going Abroad scar For wouuds sprains swellings bert Luce in aud rheumatism I ltuov of ua medi Invention for Saving Gas cine or prescription equal to it 1 Tt is claimed that an invention by eousider it a household necessity The 25 mid 50 cent sizes for sale by a Russian gentleman living in Lon- ¬ K u narttwiclj don Dh Paul Dvorkovitz will save one gas lighting company about Mayor John L Sullivau of Boston 1000 per week Uho invention is to How does it sound bo formed in a company undor tho There ib not a Jew iu Bus elhille titlo df Tho Gas Enrichment com ¬ pany and if it produces such rasults A Uuro for lllllou Collcv it wll not only bo a gas onrichment on ¬ Resource Screven Co Ga I have company but a sharoholdors been subject to attacks of bilious colic richment company also years for several Chamberlains Ascent of Birds Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is the only sure relief It acts like a Birds differ very much in tho One dose of it gives relief hoight toN which they charm commonly as- ¬ when all other remedies fail G D cend Tho condor the 1ivgost of all Sharp For Bale by It C Haidwick vultures and of all flying birds has Robert Cherry a well known fur been observed soaring over 29000 mer of warren county was killed by feet or about f miles abovo tho level of tho eet lightuiug Great excitement down in our vil- ¬ lage said the old gentloman with a round fare and kindly ways who is visiting his stjlish relatives in tho For about a week things were city stirred up like thoy were in wartimes We had burglaries three nights in succession In two cases the victims wakened up and had to lay there with revolvers being pointed at them while their things were being stolen I suppose yc people in a big town like this wouldnt think a second time about such an affair but we didnt think or talk about anything else It was a mighty serious thing and a lot ofusthatmotin the po3t office decided to have the streets patrolled Not satisfied with this precaution some one in amost every family was mov- ¬ ing about all night and I dont think anyone but the babies slept well In spite of these arrangements there was another house robbed and about the whole town was on guard Tt was a Wednesday night of last week about one a m that vye had our biggest excitement I was sitting up so as to take an occasional peek through the shutters but must have dozed off Your aunt was in bed with her eyes wide open and Jim was oc- ¬ cupying a bench on the stoop Every- ¬ thing was still as a Quaker nveetin when there was a shot that sounded like a cannon Jim rolled off the bench with a whoop aunt let out an awful screech the children screamed in chorus and 111 own I was so skeercd that I just set still and had a good shiver afore I done anything else By that time people were run- nin in every direction dogs was bargin all were shoutin and half a dozen pistols seemed to be going ofl to once While we were running the thing down to see just what had hap ¬ pened three men told me about shoot in at burglars two boys declared they had been chased by them and one fel- ¬ low said he had been knocked down by a masked man when about to grab him Come to find out it was only the Widow Slims She had a rusty old horse pistol left by her late husband and decided to put it into shape for She had set up a good part business of the night rubbin oilin and dig gin out dirt Then she loaded it as though it was a shotgun opened her back door about two inchfjfc and banged away just to see if the thing would work Thats what started the whole racket and weve had no burg- ¬ laries since Detroit Free Press Sweet Bells Janglsrf Out of Tunc How much of womans life happiness is lost for lack of harmony A hundred sweet iu e l o a i o u s tones ruined by one little note of dis¬ cord weakness or disease of the delicate organism of their sex These delicate com plaints which make a jatifrlinrr dissonance of so many lives are not by any means a necessity of womanhood Thev mav be overcome and completely eradicated under itidicious treatment There is no need of repugnant examina- ¬ tions There is no need of resorting to any unauthorized medicament confounded by Doctor nti unskilled uneducated person Pierces Favorite Prescription cures the troubles of the feminine organism posi- ¬ tively completely and safely For nearly y years Dr R V Pierce has been chief consulting physician of the In ¬ valids Hotel and Surgical Institute of Buffalo N Y He is an eminent and expert specialist in this particular field of practice Any woman may write to him with perfect confidence and will receive free of charge sound professional advice and suggestion for self treatment by which 99 out of 100 cases of female complaint even of the most obstinate kind may be completely and per- ¬ manently cured Address him as above While I was llviug at Eagle Kock Botetourt Co Va writes Mrs G A Connor of Allegh any Spring Montgomery Co Va a lady otherof be some cause fect happi ¬ ness of love nnd wifehood nnd motherhood are misfrom erable one years end to the joy the ought to en ¬ per- ¬ rn e n who Wo- ¬ f Pi 41 txJ5TJ a 1 Ml friend came to me and salu My daughter aged 15 years has repeated hemorrhages at the nose and she has never had the necessary IndisposiI advised her to get Dr tions of womanhood The lady purPierces Favorite Prescription chased one bottle and it cured her daughter She was well and happy when I left there Constipation is the all embracing cause of ill health Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets cure it They never gripe ft THE GREAT rhrough Trunk Line riotwoen thenHIesn Cincinnati Lexington Louis v 2 Evansville St Louis And tbenltleBo Nashville Memphis tjomery Mobile an Mont New Orleans WITHOUT CHANGE ND SPEED DNRIVALED Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jacksonville and joints in Florida VinnnctiODB are made at Guthrie and Nashville for all points Pullman Palace Cars orth East South and West Tu MIGRANTS kc lup road wilJ receive special low rates p apenta of this compauy for rates ui8 O or write o Atmpbe G P TA u N TKAINS SIS JTS t V 10 18 Louisville TIME TABLfc OOIHG NORTH NoPMail M i louUKast Uill rthvl1p prnm Jo Wat Louis Express Jo No si St 607am fib Nashville Accomodation 530am M t Louis Mall 513pm MlOpm 9JNO limited Nmhvllle Accommodation does not run en utiday Vorlh hound St Louis and Chicago Fast rolns have hrough trains solid and sleepers o Lihlcago and St Louis FAstLlne stops only at Important station iud crossings Ha hrough Pullman sleep rs to Atlanta Ga J M ADAMSAgent in trainsgoino south lnuis Exiirets 74 p fl 63 p 911a am n-- m m tfWBN Two Through Trains Daily und Dining Curs Nash lle to Chicago 12 HOURS NASHVILLE TO CHlCAdO NEW ORLEAKSFLORIDA SPESIAL Leaves New OriejniUaly at 13 ca noon NRU via I Njohviltc ot n in Through Buffet Sri piig ra 720 htv rm Orleans Running Pullman Vestibule Sleeping CHICJ80 For Uetalici I 4lOTYILTrLlMITRDll 720 p 1 Lcavos NeMlvlHc Dciy at 1 P H L iporion rddresa Jrrriis3 vn Fiin3cr 1 Agent Aseqt D HLInl 4 r IV Jis v8rn 4 S u 1 Fl vktiw Axai vi5RrJ C H GUMAER M D PRACTICE LIMITS TO Eye Ear Noso and Throatf IND 418 UPPER FIRST STREET I II EVANSVILLE The Paris city schools will QPa oa Monday September 0 fc i4kJ i uiJ iAuJwa 5EmH t iwihtmmmiiinimtol If- - MiUml v K 8 HERE AND THERE celsior Laundry IhltMONAl tiOShll TOIIACLO HOPKINSVILLE JjojiItiiuroUle SRcutueltiati NUWS MARKET i Leave your work nt Hillea Ex- Tuesday night Dr E Njfruit Dentist office oer City 13uuk Hopluusvdle Ky The L C and 0 V agencies nt Princeton have been merged into oue with W H Battlett as agent Number oue Jersey milk con for sale guaranteed firitciass Apply Lore The young nipple otigftged lu n very plqaacuit jdunio at Muayous Hall Mr D L Johnson has been rery ill with fever for some time nud is uo improving any Johnsons Chill Tonic euros Springs fevor in one dny Tlinrnnrrlilirfifl 24 Mrs Henry Frnukel is visiting re l atives in Clurkuviilu Mis JitBfufc Bynrs la visiting X9ia TOlLl lino WBi lives 111 IIKIUII itln unilr Miss Evelvn Polk of Nashville is the guest of Mine Lizzie Gitither Mr John Y Owsley and wife Rro in Nashville tins week visiting tne Coiitvuuial Mr Claiborne Edmunds 1ms re turned from n three weeks visit to relatives in Virginia Judge Cook mid Mr Jus K Forbes are bush whacking this week down ou Tradewater Mrs May Humphries has returned from a teu days stay at Dawson 1 1 Revr KRltihf CumnitiiK Incorporated tmvrnin HiHlmm order iflealrn ana hmullful et KVWK1 T C t mmuiwaimuauwwmNumiamwiWM lnrgeiand the quality soniHwbat Ut ter aud all good ftbiioet with merit was bought very readily at sutisfuc t ry prices to tho sellers Receipts for the week were 280 hhds ngniust 215 hhdt last week snleH 178 hhds feiHtfH on Tiiehdfty wdre wry light Hud tlin character poor nud uondn scrip for winch thre was very little demand hence prices ruled HUOilt the aE sams as pretiuim Week On Wednesday the offerings were Wednemlny epl 1 180 The or New Shoe Store Las Jtiha we sold to J H Anderson f our antiro slock of dioe with the inten But previous t the sil we li id placed our Full tion of going out of the shoe bmin order with tho manufacturer for a full line of heavy and medium weight shoes We thought Co wo oould oouuterinand our ordeis but at the tiftiowo sold to Messrs Anderson the niautifaetorlos wrote us that it wvnild be iinpoisible to a wept u countermin I as the goods were6ilt and som of them already m ule up with our nann ou them So of coiirso wo had to tato them Now Friond you see tne pjsitiou we iim iu Aud to make n loug Yj i h iv j gjt money aud need story short wo will Ray wo have tfot shoei and want in wey shoes Njw is your chance to buy your Fall and Winter Sho S at a 4 hours Tarsev solid fawn color for sale at 10 In quire at this office Mr Shields a nursery agent is canvassing this county in the interest Briggs Green River of Downer Nurseries at Bowling Green BIG bargain 5100000 worth of first class city property for sale or exchange for farm or good paying Answer this office Mr Tom CWilliams of the grocery Elgin has Bold firm of Williams out his interest in the business to his partner Mr W H Elgin A delightful home on South Vir ginia Street for rent house 8 rooais Targe shady yard garden orchard V W Ware and grape lot The September term of the Trigg Circuit Court begins next Monday The term will last three weeks The docket is not a very largo due hotel heifer calf Incontinence of water during sleep stopped immediately by Dr E Detchons Anti Diuretic Cures children and adults alike Price SI Sold by R C Hardwice Druggist Hopkinsville Ky Richards has The firm of Dagg been dissolved Mr H Virgil Richards retiring and the business will hereafter be conducted by J HDdgg cian Co Mr Richards will soon leave for Chicago to make his home in that Texas will arrivo to morrow to make a visit to Mrs Thos W Long Mr aud Mrs John E Campbell left for Louisville yesterday after a sojourn here for several weeks Mr Pope Miller the popular drug gist returned to Pembroke Wednesday and will for the present make his homo at that place of Eddy- Hon Finis A Wilson ville was iu the city yesterday aud reports Democratic prospects very bright in Lyon county Mrs Nanolean Gregory of Church Hill Mrs Mary E Dickerson of Howell and Mrs T V Joiner of this city returned laBt night from Old Point Jomlort Cant C L Wood and wife of Nashville are the guests of the family of Mr J O Cooper at the Phoenix Capt Wood was at one time conductor on the Hopkinsville and Nashville accommodation and made his home in this city Dr G Goldstein the optician who has built up an enviable reputation for the high character of his profes sional services has returned from his outing to the Coast aud is now back in his rooms at Motel liiunain until further notice where he will be pleas ed to see and serve all whose eyes need the attention of a skillful opti¬ Miss Hortonso Alexander of Waco against 188 hhds last week wye tions III hhds against 155 hhds last week Tho thomometer ranged up iu the nineties which depressing oITeot on the buyeis They seemed to be very indifferent The about whether thoy bid or not great trouble however was to find tobacco suitable for their wauta The prospect remains unchanged of scattering with the exception In showers which were very light Todd county fifteen miles east of here there was considerable hail which destroyed some fitib crops We fiud it next to impossible to get at anything like an accurate estimate of what the 1897 crop will yield as the best information at hand is such thai we will have to defer it until the crop is further advanced as it is the most irregular and spotted crop that has ever been seen at this time of the year WEEKLY REPORT spitted to have a very SAVING OF 50c TO 150 PE PAIR JCC As wo are determined to go out of the shoe business theref6ro we are going to sell this handsome stock ot shoes at manufacturers pricoS This is undoubtedly the liindsom est line of shoes ever brought to thi3 town Wo have all tho new colors Green Purple Tan nndOoood all widths and 6us Dime Quarter Half DolUr and Bull Dog Toes All sizes from the smallest to the largest Iu fact tho stock is everything that it takes to make a first class shoe store We guarantee every shoe we sell to be cheaper aud better than you Now iu conclusion we will say that our Mr J B Richards is now in can buy elsewhere the Eastern markets buying one of the largest Btoclc of Dry Goods Notions Millinery an I Furnishing Goods ever brought to Hopkinsville which we are receiving daily and invito Wo are still selliug carpets less thau manufacturers cost to clo e your early inspection Yours Truly out them September 2 1897 Receipts for week year Sales Offerings year week week Rejections for week MONTHLY REPORT 280 17UIU 178 13511 275 119 hhds hhds RICHARDS SPECIAL Ti CO IN home amwmutmuimwmwwNuwNuwuuumK LOCALS ofi ick phone 67 1 This YcarSame Time Last Year Receipts for past month Keceiptsjfor the jear Sales for past month Sales for the year Shipments for past month Shtpmqpig for the year Stock on sale Stock sold Stock on hand nuns 1140 17010 801 18311 nuns Uio 26 Up YEAKS phone W in 9 107 J 1SC05 1877 10811 4446 2S3S 7 sU 01 U10J l2ii 18C 387 SOW CWJ Your Old Friend John Moayon Mii Jg dilioinck SAME OLD STAND Stairs in Henry Block Op Opera House UOUKTKSY city Mrs Lou R West widow of the late Moses West has moved from to this city to Springfield Tenu live She recently purchased the Huffman place on Sixteenth street Waller Dyer Drug Co of Mor ganfield Ky sole agents for John sous Chill and Fever Tonic are so confident that this Chill and Fever Tonic is a sure cure of all kinds of fovers that thev authorize us to pay money back where no cine is effected For sale by K U Jdardwick The Wishes to notify you that you and will do it if j u will ctme and see m he will open in his new stand in a few weeks the FURNITURE AND KINDRED BRANCHES My expenses are light as I am up stuirs and store lately occupied by Co sec- ¬ Winfree Bros ond door from the First National Bank on Main street and is now East buy- ¬ ing the best stock of dry gpods and clothing ever brought to Mop kins ville and will save you money on eveiy article you buy We mean business and propose to sell goods at such low prices that we will astonish you Kespectfully Your Friend JOHiN MOAYON CO BUCKNER arx Sell huge Muk oVJ Beg inning Of The End Tins week makes the beginning of the end of this seasons selling at this store Price concessions rule throughout the house Many Wonder sale offerings still on Many others in addition Reasons multiply why you should come here I will make it pay you to come ai d heo me I am pit paired to do Undi i taking in all its branches I am also a practical EMBALMKR Keferou to those that have seen my work A- - W- - PYLE Mr S G Buckner has sold his residence property on the corner of Main aud Fifteenth streets to Air i L Waller in part payment for Mr Wallers farm near the city The lot is one of the most desirable in the Ky JJ IP RensJhaw Furniture and Uudertakei XVWWW wrttMr IVM WWWVKI THOMPSONS iLD b TAND 3STew line farm belonging to the fd tate of P A Watkius deceased wil be sold at pub ic auction at the court house door in Hopkinsville Xy on Monday the 6th day of September 1897 This is one of the fiuest farms You Bhould not in Christian county miss this bale A Stock Best Goods and LOWEST PIRICISS No 8 imnmix Rettl Estate Agents OFFICE OVER FIRST NATIONAL BAWK Deftlersln all classes ot rcalestote nnarent Hopkinsville Buysell Ky New and Elegant Funeral Car for tho Undertaking Department Dick Everett a Practical Undertaker of 20 years experience has charge of this branch of our business Give us a call V Dr T L Bacon has bought Mr A C Laynes place on the corner ol Fourteenth and Campbell Streets Mr Layue will move to another place DUATIIS he owns on South Virginia formerly occupied by Mr K McRae Posses sion will uot be given to Dr Bacon White A son of Mr J B White until December died of the Autiuch neighborhood I WISH TO GOTO FLORIDA I Weduesday of consumption lhe in offer my home farm of 100 acres good terment took place at the family level land and line tobacco farm 2i burying ground yesteroay afternoon miles west of Howell for SU00 cash Mr Saml II Herudon forme 1 a or 1500 half cash aud balance in citizeii of this city died suddenly at payments or 1 will sell H4 acres fine his home iu rriueetm Monday ot wheat land 1 mile west of Howell heart trouble lie was 71 years old fallowing and had been a resident of Caldwell nearly all in cultivation done price S1600 half caMi Call county 22 years having moved there aud see bargains W E Embhy from this county in Joo Bethel Female College began ith Gore Mrs Belle Gore wife of Mr 44 h session Weduesday Sept W L Gore dairyman at Esq M B wi h a bright outlook Twenty tin ee Kinirs near Church Hill died Tues Wednesday day uight of typhoid fever aged registered botrderB others yesterday and still others ure iibout o years ino remains were expected to arriVH to day and to mor taken to Fniiviow Wednesday aud inI he attendance from the town terred at the family burying grouud low is fairly good and the pronpect is Four of Mr Gores children and that he ilepiiitmeutH of Music Elo his brother in law are quite ill of the culiou ninl Art will be liberally same disease p Iroulz d AM those intending to einjrJthiiH departments would do Smith Mrs Amanda Smith wife we to If hi the college Monday of Mr J J Smith of Benuetthtown Asylum last Saturday iion iug FdVt n little ones uie reg died at the remains were buried iu The i tti pi innry depiutineut in night lhtiHl the asylum giavejaul but wore i hinge i Ni h Harrison taken up last evening and carried to t Benuetthtown whero they will be re iimiritg V Cliiy interred to day Teauor BA8SETT cc CO QUOTATIONS ON 189G OROP Low lugs Common lugs Medium lugs Good lugs Low leaf Common leaf Medium leaf Good leaf Fine leaf S 1 1 2nS 7iigj 00 00 3 4 3 5 6 8 10 f0 00 50 50 00g 5 00 and Bank Stock 4 50 Money loaned at 0 per ceut in 8 00 sums of 1500 and upwards ou good 10 00 farms in Kentucky aud TeuueB ee 12 tO For miiuy years science has studied liquors Result the whole world uses whiskey It has proven the best stimulant and does not injure nerves aud tissues like coca wines and othVr drugged compounds Aud HARPER hiskey is the ideal whiskey W R LONG For sale by 1 75 Hopkinsville Ky 2 5U 4 00 Bonds 5 f0 Cash paid for v Main Street HOPKINSVILLE KY I Your neighbor by ordering the Dinner Supper Refresh ments Ices or other delicacies from Kentuckys leading cateiorn aud aavo trouble and money SON 516 Fourth Louisville Ky AGENTS FOR ALLEGRETTI CHOCOLATES KLEIN i MATKIJUONIAI MiLLKR-REDD-- Mr I A Luciau I 14 R Sts Hopkinsville Ky Miller a prosperous young Pee Dee 7000 and Miss Lizzie Redd the farmer Fine eligible building lots for pretty daughter of Mr J W Redd To loan on first class real estate of the same neighborhood were mar Also good lieu notes wanted sale on 19th street One lot ried at3 oclock p m Wednesday by CHRISTIAN CO ABSTRACT CO corner Virginia street and 21st H W Rreatuitt and Rev A C Dorris Immediately uf ter Jjo T Edmunds Mgrs street and one lot on 21st the ceremony the bridal party come to this city aud took the 513 train street Apply to Notice for Nashville where they will spend DR J A GUNN All persous ludebted to me will several days visiting the Exposition pleaBe come foward and settle up at Wind AIM For Sale JIALIV IN WI1KAT ouce as I Want to clofco up my old fpftt QioaI A notexceediug40perceut of appraised value Dwellings to sell or rent WALTER F GARNETT CO Financial aud Iusurance Agents Best Lump Coal six and one half cents per bushel Spot cash EL F0ULKS Seasonable oodsT IN PRUS Moth Balls Packing Camphor Hon duras Sarsaparilla Di6enfectants of all kinds and a complete line of Elastic Cottage Paint business i 1 The Vtlen Alliance I to 11 Vents In ll t UK John Moayon The Farmers Friend The wheat market has teen very unsettled this week Tho week opened with tho Chicago markot for December at 89 cents On Wednes day there wuh a sharp advance tol3 Yesterday the market opened at F want aH high as 90 and closed at 9iJ There have boon no sales locally at a dollar for nearly two weeks and not many sides at any price Foreign buyers are filling tho countiy with agents who are baying from lirst hands Shipments are bo iug madu direct to Li vet pool from stations in this county This is homo thing never douo before iu this sec tiou If this policy is being pursued nil mor tlio Iriiint rv tlui Inmlr lu maud is being gradually mipplied aad wo are getting further and fur ther awuy from dollar wheat 1iiilui iih fulr Account of ab ve named occasion the I C K II will Hil tickets to Pa Dissolution Notice Elgiu has by mutual couBent 1 U Williams retiring All account h due the firm nre payable to said old firm T C Williams u ix iiiLiUiq Tho firm of Willirfms mill 70 nnmnWf nil high uuu pump tank aud 250 to 80lT White Lead Linseed Oil and Tur pontine and family points feet pipiug lor less than aiuu R S POOL Gracey Ky Come to See Us this day been dissolved Two of Hendersons most worthy young biMiiut men have embarked in the d i tig business in Hopkinsville Tiny im A P Harness aud Leslie Clay both of ihun being graduates the former giduiiting at the Denver fnfailure of Pharmacy and the latter from the Louisville College of PhnriniUM which insures ineir ex cellent equipment for the practice of nlinrmiif v They purchased the L P Miller drug stock aud fixtures in wie iiugs dale Cooper block on Main street in ANEWTHROUCH PASSENGER ROUTE Ior Colorado Utah ami Oiilirornlii Tho Chicago Times Herald of Hopkinsville They took possession of this stock on tho 25th of August the stock and fixtures being up to dato in every re Bpect Their furniture which is of Bolid cherry iu of excellent workman ship aud admirably adapted to that establishment Their many friends Jiere wish tutm success in meir new ulna the now trallic alliauco between tho St Paul rail Chicago Milwaukee way ami the Chicago Rock Island Paeilie railway goes Into effect and on thHt date the former will t eml its lirst Denver sleeper out of Chicago Thip will bo attached to its regular night train for Omaha and will bo delivered there to the Kock Island Ou October 2 tho tourist car route over these two lines the Colorado Midland and Southern Pacific will be inaugurated Tourist cars will bo run once a week between Chicago and Sau Francisco For further details regardiug this new route cad on or address J G Everest Geueral Traveling Passenger Agent CM St P Ry 13 Adams btreet August miH that on September 12 Sept 1 1897 I have bought out tho interest of T C Williams in tho grocery busi Elgiu aud will iieBH of Williams continue to conduut tho store Thanking one and all for their past liberal patronage and soliciting a share of their future business I am Respectfully W BY Oil in Christian County have in my hands for sale a fino I NINTH ST IHAIUMAOY farm of 067 acres on whiph there ure N DEPOT sure signs of petioleum There is a NEAR L well on tho farm 9l feet deep and iu tho Spring of the yestr the wator is r5 Farm For Sale so strong with keroaiuH that the This farm I desire to soil my farm of 800 ncros 0 nulea stock willnot drink it Carres must bo sold If you wan to get from Hoploiisvlllp good ImprovnwntH chard all rich write or call on W S EIaleatty timberrunnlngwnturincresnvplo 10 my J O COOK Hopkinsville Ky All persons uuder good fence mire Notice of Mrs McDaniel deceased are hereby notified to como forward and make settlement Also all pep sous having claims against the said estate are lequesied lu present them for payments properly certified Papers will be found at tho Bank of A great sacrifice on i ay lotonethst- Also I will residence with sell this property at a terms Dade JB J indebted to the estnto Lime For Fertilizer We are making farmer a special low price Many far on lime for fertilizing purpose purpose wltli piers are now using llmo for tillsIn largo quan- ¬ great satlsraotlou I can sell It tities at very low rates lliegood results fol lowing Its use last lor iHojears Cell and see us at llsltou Hros ollice Noll HUtll street before buying jourtertUUer Elgin NO CDUIJ NO PAY Chicago 111 boJ1 That GROVES TASTELESS CHILL Hopkinsville TONIO for chills and Malaria It is ducah aud return on Sept 7th to 10th simply Iron and Quiuiuo in a taste Adults inclusive at one fare for round trip less form Children Jovo it The Bteam laundry at Morgaufield prefer it to bitter nauseating Tonic Return limit Sept 11th burned Wednesday Prio 50o E M Suubwood Agt is tho way all druggists HOPKINSVILLE G jBTIUTfEc10 E Daltqn Props LIME WORKS HcHVenger J T Hall city scavenger can b reached by tolphone at any time Cull No 151

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