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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: September 7, 1897

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 4lMn 4 IVIlVl Try jfryr jwfff f to iiSf fiK1 VOL XIX HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY TUESDAY SEPT WELLS TO BE BORED 71897 CREAM OF N06S NEWS NO REPUBLICAN TICKET Tile City Committee Nominate Olio Can didate In the Vara i ley Left by th Ultlyeim Ticket TI J I x V-- i 50 Cents Straw Hats All Cheaper Grades r Tlits Council Want MurM Watnr to Dilnlt AVimtml on tlieHticetH ill it lt FoirShoice of our Entire Stock of WORTH 100 to 250 ffi Vt The City Council hold the usual monthly uieotiug Friday night with ouly Councilman PPool absent Tho principle topic of discussion was an attempt to repeal the depot ordinance prohibiting huckmeu and porters from obstructing tho plat form This was enlivened by a cpat between Councilmon Ware and Flack Mr Ware declared that he would vote for the good of the city without attempting to pander or cater to the colored vote This brought the member from the Sixth ward to his feet with an explanation while Mr Ware was loudly applauded on the success of his shot lired at random The repeal received three votes one of them cast under a IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN HAS IT No ItvpulillPHii Clly Ticket Council Meet- l PMikliijr VfRteriluy Pension AT HALF PRICE L jj tl lit ril ill llJvll kl9 WL once stands The bicycle ordinance requested by Charley Prowse on behalf of tLe wheolmen of the city was passed It prohibits wetting tho streets beyond the needs of sprinkling to prevent dust Councilman Perry did the people of Durrott avenue a great service by having the Council oidt r the boring of a public well on their street Upon motion of Councilman Ware the ur der was amended and another well contracted for on Hays street in the Fifth Ward The spring near tho L N bridge will also be walled up and put in good condition These additions to the drinking water supply of the city will be of great bene lit and convenience to the people Assessor Bradley was directed to take tho fall census of the city at misapprehension Mayor Dabney decided the tie and the ordinance The usual accounts were allowed and the Council adjourned OLDEST GROCER FAILS Assigned After Nearly Half a Century In IJuslncss George V Campbell the oldest grocer Tn Hopkinsville made d gener- TAKING CHANCES oaes Josh Billings once said If T wuz called upou to weap over the body of a ded mewl I would Josh didnt take any chances Even though every appearance indished mi tears over biz hed cated that he was dead hed keep away from his heels No man ought to take chances when there is a certainty to be had In buyiug shoes from us yoli have the benefit of our practical Bhoe experience We KNOW we give more for the money than others cure to offer and in order to give a a practical illustration we quote below desciption and prices on a few sellers Ladies C S Dangola Button toe and heel size 3 to 7 Ladies Dongola Lacs pat tip and lace pointed toe Price Our Leader a Ladies Dongola Lace and Button new- ¬ est style a 2 Shoe for 98c The 125 2 lfc 150 Wear Register for Every Men all styles warranted Buy from us and take 110 chances PERTEE OO1 CO r wiWgV m a m Public Appreciation Nerves our efforts and we are showing our appreciation by the priced we are niaking1 Goods you are thinking of link us with your thoughts and we will convince you that the best is not to good if prices are right If It Is Migk Class Remember WZa That we can fshow you any thing you may need in Harness saddles blanltets collars 33ack Jbandslaa4Aes chains etc and an elegant line of JUap Diisters carry the LARGEST stock and give U3WZEST prices F K YOST 207 South Main GO IEE yyV J al assignment yesterday for the ben efit of his creditors G B Ujder- wood is the assignee The assets con sist of a grocery stock and the Btore Conductors Awful Accident house in which Mr Campbell is do ing business and a large emouut in Capt E T Edmunds a well known notes and accounts Assets are esti- L N conductor whose home is in mated at 518000 Bowliner Green happened to a ser The liabilities are 16000 mostly ious accident at Guthrie Saturday creditors moruing While waiting at that Mr Campbell is the oldest business place he attempted to fix a brake man in the city He was born in beam under a car The train moved Hopkinsville in 1826 and in Juno up slightly catching his right leg and 1850 engaged in the grocery business cuttiug it off close to the body He is which he has followed for more than now at Guthrie but it is reported 47 years Ho accumulated a hauc that he cannot recover Capt Ed Bjme property and did a large busi- munds is one of theol lest conductors ness but of lfcte years lively compe- ¬ iu tho L it N service aud is a man of tition and close times have interfered much popularity He has done a large credit business llliidiuau and Parker aud has out a great deal of money in Capt J R Hiudmau and Mr Joe uccouuts thut he has been unable lo A Parker candidates for cleik of the collect The business was conducted by court of appeals spoke at the Court Mr Campbell in person assisted by House yesterday afternoou to a his sons Messrs Geo Campbell good house Capt Hiudman led off anil Bea U Campbell arguments Willi the usual stock Iu the misfortune that has over- of the goldbugs and was fo lowdd by taken this estimabltvimd ust ful cit- Mr Parker m a defense or the ropu izen in his declining years he hi a the Jist party Mr Parlor was still sympathies of his uoighbors and speaking when our lornis were closed ftielidi at four odook The crowd was orderly uud respectful to both speak RESULT IN DOUBT ers Tho discussion was not a joint debato as Capt llindiuun refuses to Ah to Judge unit Commonwealth Atlor divide time with anybody Mure his liny in Ilia Iurulmso rcrKiison Wins oxperieuce with Charlie Wheeler but Paducah Ky Sept 1 Tho result two distinct speeches of the Democratic primary held today Collnrtl Wrlirlit NuptlulH in the Second judicial aud senatorial Mr T Fred Collard aud Miss Car distric s was still uncertain at a late rie Leo Wright daughter of Mr W hour tonight as to commonwealths C Wrieht were married Suuday attorney and circuit judges race All evening at 7 oclock at the home of tho returns in McCracken county- did not come in tonight Col L D Hus tho budos iathor ou tligh street band undoubtedly carried tho comity Rtv R S Carter of tho Episcopal over his oppineuts J S Bloomlield church was theoliiciatiucr clercrman for took the andWS Bishop The returns so Theywill spend 812 traindays Nashville several iu that fur received in Marshall wero not and altogether official The vote iu that city visiting the outenuial Mr Uollard is u very worthy and county will be close between all three of moral young candidates R T Lightfoot carried Hopkinsville man au employebride the is Lautidry His McCrackeu for commonwealths attorney over W F Bradshaw and L quite a pretty young lady bright at K Taylor His vote however iu tractive aim vivacious She is a Marshall was very light which leaves lu iinnttn nntite cracofnl and miite the race between Taylor aud Brad ¬ youthful and withal a little lady of the most charming personality ihe shaw D Ferguson carried McCrack KentuckiJn extends to the happy Mao congratulations on for state senator by a majority of couple tho usual 1100 and tho nomination is con Haviug voluntarily agreed to put upou over themselves under the matrimonial ceiledtoliim yokoaud work iu double harnoss with tho assistance of a Carter wo nduenh Kv Sept L D nro glad to know that they hava been Husbands of Udsoity mis nominated Uoliard Wright for Circuit Judge at yesterdays pri Jus Reeves formerly of Gnrrettfi niarv in tho second iudioial district burg but now of Plant City Florida composed of tho counties of Me Lriickeu aud Marshall iTie opptv sjki his crop of tobacco last week at limits were J W BloomlWd unit WO jier ltiulivil Judgo W S Bishop Tiro latter ui vrui controversy in spm Ud htxoud in tht race and was dtfealed when the Kf nlm Ity Conference nf the iu tho district by M7 votea The race Mttiuili t e vpnl for Commonwealths Attorney br take up Fpit of Church Smtt the cnhf Rev H V Mi r twttm L K Taylor and V F Brmlat its mooting at Mt Hieilmg shaw the incumbent is in doubt ami Dr Munition r it ih not believed thero will be over veibul if tho has appealed for u hm three votes differenco iu tho result f jr teaching deciHion against sanctihcatiou Both are claiming the nomination by a few votes Taylor la a populist South Kentucky College will open Mc D Ferguson was uomiunted to day with the most ihtterjug pros for Stato Seuutor by a good majority pects that tho gchqoj has ever ha J out-of-tow- n ¬ It was reported on tho Btroels Sat ¬ urday that tho Republican city committee had hold a meeting a few Hoard Conductor Hurt nights before und endorsed the so called Citizeub candidates in six Held Under a 100 ltoiul wardB and filled in tho one vacancy Collins Gunu charged with arson on their ticket by nominating Ed had his examining trial at Crofton Glass col for re election iu the Fifth Saturday and wns held to auswer in ward A prominent member of tho Rethe Circuit Court Bond was fixed at S100 which he gave and ho was publican committee waa interviewed in regard to the alleged endorsement released from custody He said no formal resolution of en- ¬ The Wheat Market dorsement was passed but the comclosed Saturday at 93 in mittee discussed tho question of Wheat Chicago There wai no market fusion and finally decided to nomin- ¬ yesterday it being Labor Day Sales ate only iu tho ward in which the petitioners failed to put out a man Ed continue very slow in this city as Glass tbe colored councilman was those who have not sold are holding accordingly nominated and the meeting adjourned without making any for a dollar other nominations Uutlirlu Will Have a lair WaB fusion recommonded tha attempt to 01 ganize a fair as- gentleman who is high iu the coun- ¬ The sociation at Guthrie has been attend- cils of his party was asked Not by resolution but that waa ed with success and the first fair will what the failure to nomiuate moantoC The capital course be held next season stock iB 10000 and thero will be a Will a further meeting be held to race track a mile long the ouly mile put out a Republican ticket rick iu this section except the one at 1 guess not Republicans will be exNashville pected to vote for the Citizens ticket Given 101 Days The city tickets Jordan Baker col vho escaped upou the separate as they will appear ward ballots to ba from tho chain gang about two weeks used are as follows ago was captured Sunday near the FIRST WARD Yestprday morning ho was city R H Holland Democrat tried in the City Court and given 101 H W Tibbs Citizen days He was originally convicted of SECOND WARD disorderly conduct and sentenced to J D Ware Democrat the work house fur 11 days but esE B Bassett Citizen caped shortly after being taken to the institution THIRD WARD D R Perry Democrat TIiu New Pulsion Hoard A E Bently Citizen Tho new Pension Board for this FOURTH WARD place appointed three months ago Geo D Dalton Democrat after an unexplained delay qualified N Zimmer Citizen a few days ago and the new members FIFTH WARD have entered upou their duties The E W Walker Democrat Board organized as follows Dr J EW Glass col Rep H Grace Kirkmausville President Dr J C Lyte col Hopkinsville SIXTH WARD Secretary Dr S H Williams Crof J T Wall Democrat ton Treasurer The Board meets E M Flack Citizen every Wednesday at Andersons Hall SEVENTH WARD L T Brasher Democrat John Young Ciizen STOKKS JIUKNKI Kesldrnerf ICohlieil IJurliiK tho Pire Sebroo Ky at SebreeKy Sept 4 Sebree was visited by a disastrous fire last nightr and about 20000 worth of property was lost The fire originated in a stairway between P Couatzellors drug store and a largo dry good house of Jewell Sollers Count zellers los with only is 1000 insurance carried Jawell Sellers lost S000 aud had 55000 insurance J A Powell owned both houses and oariied no iu estimated at 8000 surauce NT The lire was certainly the work of incendiaries as there had been no lite iu either house during the summer While the buildings were burn ing many dwellings were robbed Sebree Ky Sept 5 -- Sebree is tli9 victim of fire again Four mora buildings burned ti light W H Webb A Co blacksmith and ma chinery loss 1U0 J B Youts house and saloon 2000 J A Powell house 700 Jim Paarce grocery 500 The other houso was a restau rant aud lodge room loss 500 no insurance This is tho second fire within three days and it is certainly the work of inceudiaries as both cou llagratious broke out where no firs could have been loft by accident All roads leaving tho town nie being guarded aud the firobugs will possibly be captured I 5Col Poh Items Pou Ky Sep are needing rain very much Tho corn is burning up very badly aud tho pastures htve very nearly burned up Thero will bo an ico cream supper at the Christian church here thy Becond Saturday night iu September Everybody is invited Bro Davis of Croffou preached at the Christian church tho 5th Sunday iu August Mr Sam Whito died Jiear here last Wednesday morning and waa buried at the Boyd burying ground Thurs day morning at eleven oclock He hud consumption Miss Mina Giillin is teaching our We all school at Dogwood Chapel like her very well She has a very IIoNfcA Ull full school 2--Wo ltuliiK lolmiio 1 Ciopit v nm - TLKlktou Ky Sept null tobacco ttea in this couuty and tLcontinued diy weather 1ms mtiM i some handsome prices to b olicr- d for crops just as thov stand on the Somo furDiPralmve been offered hill 310 and many believe that flno cropa ii i it cno ctr m tuio acnnuii iviii uiiu viu oi tw per huudrod Tho crop is very light and of an inferior quality u tXtlr T v tw fr i v vMMrjt ajWl u jsjkmiwi teJUat1 SFfcVW13sa3i HTSir - jsl tjriiiiifUU SAXON SWITZERLAND Ono these mountain tops Is unique From the Bastei rock for instance near the town of Sehandau although but about 700 feet over the river one sees when tho weather is clear the pillars and When you take noods Tills Tho bigyou pills which spires of Dresdcn25 miles dlstnnt on oleceaf sugar coatedIt with Hoods tear toall to Easy tako are not In tile one side and the mountain tops of Bohemia about the same distance or farther on the other Below acorns of little villages hills ami dales wooded slopes add rocky fnruintlons with tho river separating the whole picture nnd easy to operate Is truo spread out checker board fashion The of Hoods rills which nro whole district so far ns it Is worth see up to date In every respect M 5 1 ing and xNltirg measures but a few Safo certain and sure All liiuulicd Miiitre miles it Is true but druggists 23c C I Hood Co Lowell Mass within tlrt small territory the tourist Tho only Tills to take with Hoods Sarsaparllla to his iitnzeiiKMit notices more variety in landscape in type of population etc than he would elsewhere in territory 20 times tlut size Beyond the Saxon borders on Bohe mian soil there are two of the loveliest WORTH READING sights of nil viz PrebiBchthor iind Local State and National the Kdmuiids Klnium The lateer is n chnsni opening into the steep nnd per- WILL BE FOUND IN TUE pellicular rock for the length of ten miles or so the bottom being formed by a pellucid mountain river Bow boats ascend this rher to the very heart of AND THE this silt into the rocks nnd the scenery changes frequently during the trip ws e k ly Enquirer Sow one passes rocks down which the Cincinnati mountain brooklets trickle with melodious splash and then again both We have arranged aClubbiug Rate banks are lined with pine trees verdure by which we can give bushes from which hundreds of sing inj birds pour tljelr songs for though Both Papers One Year for 225 men are in close proximity they cannot harm these birds and the birds know it Regular Price for Both is 300 and nre jolly in proportion There are several rapids but it is easy to avoid We stive you generous part of this them at least it is so for the ex Hiinn perienced boatmen of the neighbor Send or briug your cash with order hood To right nnd left of this long to the cleft In the rocks valleys extend and in these there are picturesque mills und little chalets The lrebischthor ngaiu is n tremen Hoplclusvillc Ky dous rock formation some 1200 feet high and standing in the very midst of a magnificent wilderness of tall trees 1 and bowlders The valley from which 85E1N 1 it risHs skyward looks ns if giants had played marbles with immense bowlders and had left the game unfinished every- IthuMtt WONDERFUL IlMTiliOr Them Approhondod Lho instinct of tho horao is a won- ¬ derful thing said the wan who likos to Moralize in tho prosenco of n Wushihgton Times man I helieve of tho Most Pioturosquo Die triota in tho World from America PHmuunce li Superior In Same Ucitcti to tliv VoHcmltc Vallcjr No Cripe 211 ifr III Horo That Caught Thhvoa and Had f ViftltnrM n Verlllc lnt iitllftC paradise It has not the grand nlr of the real Switzerland and it lacks gla ciers and cloud piercing monsters of mountains But of its kind it is more attractive There is a mixture of idyllic peace and peculiar picluresqiieness In the landscape that is extremely charming The people there are not yet so greedy after the dollars of the tourists in iact they are for the most part quite naive and hospitable and their brook trout nnd fresh fruit and the products of their mountain industries are us yet nil to be had at a very reasonable rate In fact for a holiday of n fortnight or bo I know of no more propitious spotou earth than Jhis same Saxon Switzer land and ns such it is recognized by the shrewd Germans the Berliners especially who undertake frequently and at small expense brief trips there The best way to do this is to take the fast train from Berlin to Dresden stop there over night and then take one of the protty Kibe boats the next morn- ¬ ing and make the circuit through tlie isixwiul tierlm tottorl Among the pltt unique district un- ¬ til recently iicglcotvtl by lo American tourists in Europe I tlflll region Known fenerallj ns Snxon Sulterlnutt This neglect luuxtver is now being- made up for as the umber of Americans visit tnj thnt lotely region Is steadily on the I noticed ntnong the passen ¬ Increase gers on a river boat going up tho Elbe several charming American bridnl par ¬ ties and on the summit of one of the Quest peaks 1 stumbled into n group of Americans who hailed from every fart of the United Stales but who were here focussed together ns it were in this tiny piirndiM For Saxon Switzerland is n veritable 11 Hoods KENTUCKl AN All The- News I CENTlJCIiXAlS m in A For a trial Uloilths subscription the ti The brightest and best afternoon paper In the South Latest market quotations Latest state news All the lictd news Complete press reports Largest Circulation the South 30000 AND OVER DAILY r ROCK FORMATION IN fiXXON SWITZERLAND OR 50 CENTS A MONTH S500 A B05 YEAR BY J1AIL whole rcg ion by easy stages going by boat up the river u few hours then dis ¬ embark again ami make a divo down one of the marvelously pretty side val leys of which glimpses were caught in nearing it on the water then making a roundabout way through the rocky formations again and reach another steamboat station higlier up whence to pass on for another spell Hotels some luxurious others rntherprimitive but all clean wholesome and providing good fare are to be met with everywhere and pleasant traveling companions are sure to be encountered almost The ul any stage of the journey whole trip taking in every point of in- ¬ terest far into the Gennan spealcing part of Bohemia and lasting say a fortnight reckoning from the time of leaving Berlin with fare and hotel ex penses may be made for about 05 living on the fat of the land too on that sum Saxon Switzerland owes its peculiar It is charm to several circumstances a region of mountains roll perpendic- ¬ ular rocks and bowlders some rising IN EDMUNDS KUAMM through which the lovely Elbe river winds its way The rock formations with their odd shapes twin oricrln to a remote volcanic past and being nil of sandstone tho rock is aiilod on so to speak layer on layer with needle liko peaks jutting forth in the most unexpected placets often dotted with tall and magnificent trees often loo bare and showing the loveliest kaleidoscopic changes ns the light tho sun the clouds the weather net upon them A sunrise und a sunset for Instance with the roseate or deeper tints of the orb thrown on tho two walls of steep roks hemming in both shores of the sjlvery river are among the finest sights tlist human eye can behold anywhere and then n gain tho view panoramic nnd cxtevivP t be enloyod from many of 8000 feet even straight from tho banks of the Klle to nn altitude of 1000 foot und over nnd the summits of tho mountains 2000 to But out of it hing is topsy turvy two enormous pillars of gray withered sandstone stick up straight into the air 1200 feet high and on the top these two pillars have another huge slab of rock lying right across them thus forming a natural gate On the slab of n rock stand a big terrace a res taurant and numerous other signs of humnn civilization including iron railings from which the different phases of the outlook enn be enjoyed in safety and galleries have been hewn into the rock itself facilitating the ascent and making it even possible for donkeys and horses to climb up to the height Persons who have ever seen the Yo semltp valley In California will be struck with numerous points of resemblance between that lovely region and this This is especially the case as to the peculiar shapes of the rocks and Here in Snxon nnd Bo promoutories hemian Switzerland too nil sorts cf ex traordinary forms nre noticed faces oi human outline for instance nre quite frequently met with with noses and mouths- hundreds of feet in extent and a tall pine or oak for eyebrows But while these and similar points are ol striking resemblance to the Cali fornian landscape mentioned this one of little Saxon Switzerland is much more idyllic picturesque and peaceful and the vegetation too is more plentiful nnd varied Lovelj flowers not met with elsewhere are found in the numer ous side valleys and bird life is plen tiful and very variegated Take it altogether what with the pure air and water the stimulating effect of open air life the beauties of nnture and the wholesome and well prepared food had everywhere perhaps top the chnrmlng character of the native popu lation in this whole region the Amer ican tourist who has tired of the grand er scenes of the Alps nnd the crowds af sightseers in the large cities of Europe cannot do1 better than take n trip to this lovely country His health and temper beyond doubt will be improved thereby his pocket will not much suf- ¬ fer nnd he will take away with him a remembrance ns of something altogether unique WOLF VON SCHirRORAND Utlltxlni the Bun Ucnt M Mouchot a French scientist cal ulatcs that in n pleasant day the sun will pour on 28 acres of ground heat which might be turned into energy equal to 4103 horse power He has notled a quart of water by condensing heat playing on a yard and a half of round He says thnt small engine have been successfully operated In Parts by condensing arrested sunlight and believes that the work now per formed by steam anxl electrloi may be accomplished by utilizing the ouormous force which comes from tho sun This Is gold to be i7Tirono0000P0 horse power doily and that n thousandth part sf ono per cent of It would run the actorleB of the woi M JNO HALDEMAN B03 FotKTH AVKNlE MoR thcro is something divine about it tfinph said thcinan in tho light suit perhaps there is Why did you ever kliow it to fail inquired tho first man No said tho second ninn I once was tho victim of its success just-as-go- od Tell about it eaid the newspa ¬ per correspondent said tho man in the light U itmi3wmTiM Well suit reflectively it was a long time Uu ago and I am happy to say jriost of w the people connected with the advent alo card ihowlnjr pictures of twelve homes or different of hades forwarded upon application to tbjJT turc are now dead fhcluding the rnUndbKVopSfnu horse Ho was a strong gray beast NATIONAL LEAD CO CINCINNATI BRANCH with a reliable expression end tho Cor 7th St nnd Freeman Ave Cincinnati O man who sold him to me said ho had no tricks and no weaknesses I am a pretty good judge of a horse my- ¬ -self and I could see that ho was 71 THE GREAT SUMMER RESOI sound and cheap at the price I had had Jiim for a couple ofi de- ¬ days when my brother-in-lacided to go for a drive into town Tho horse trotted along steadily for a mile or two and then quiclvonecl his pace and began to gallop In vain wo tried to stop him in vain wo tugged at These celebrated cltalybeatound suits spring are situated Immediately upon Chesa lie reins Lie didnt seem to bo peake Ohio Southwestern RK lU5nilloji west of Louisville Ky aud 68 miles eastthe Padu of sahKy frightened he was just determined TUK AUOADIA nOLS is new and neatly furnished with capacity of entertaining 800 per The owners of Springs aud the And what made it worse was that as ions havofree accessthe hotel aro also owners of theelmrffe Invalids guests of the Arcadia House to the Springs withouiextia should remember that wc came into the main street every she months of June and July offer many advantage to persons visiting tho Springs The dry tud liquid salts are manufactured at theto springs For pamphlet etc apply to man woman and child that we mot N M uULKMAN CO Proprietors was on the broud rin Nubodv tried to stop us nobody seemed to be con- ¬ cerned about us Finally that inf cnial beast turned into a 6ide street nnd brought up with a jolt that threw us both into a Gas Gasoline and Oil Stoves Ice Chests and heap before the dasher And there before you could wink half a dozen Refrigerators hina Glassware ond Lamps great blue coated cops had us by the Wooden ware Jhurns Washing Machines Ele- ¬ collars and were hustling us to the station house and Ill swear the horse vator and Chain Pumps Stone waref TinN Gran- ¬ winked at us as we went by him ite Japan ware and Bird Cages Ice Cream standing as meek as a lamb he was Freezers and Fruit Jars Gasoline and Coal Oil then They wouldnt lot us explain They said that horse had been stolon twice and had brought the thieves te Ice cream Freezers Galv Iron corstraight into town at a hard gallop nice Tin and Slate Hoofing Guttering and all lie used to run with the patrol wagon somewhere but had been pastured kinds of job work done on short notice out of town because he had been sick Try before you buy at It was midsummer and the people we knew were not in town as repeated Fi- ¬ calls at the telephone proved HOPKINSVILLE KY HOpp Hotel Latham nally about one oclock tho po- ¬ lice reporter of the Myrmidon sauntered in and as luck would have it But Wo he knew me and we loft took the train home We didnt want the horse and I never got my money back That animals instinct cost me about 115 cold cash PRACTICAL FEKPETUAL EARTHQUAKE T1 significant fact that re- ¬ sponsible dealers sell and re- ¬ sponsible painters use Pure White Lead see list pf genuine brand and Pure Linseed Oil The know their business Those who dont know try to sell aiid use the mktures o called White Lead cc alM ViAl J w ft u uus orj anv desired hade rh rH fun ni n ri Mine Col FREE valuable Information andItcard bowlne vmte iail Jcolon free ample of T IT is a i M iJB i w DAWSON SPRINGS ARCADIA- HOUSE DAWSON Hopkins County KENTUCKY sTO VESA RANGES SOLE AEJNT JFOR Up-to-da- V GEO W YOUNG- M D SULLIVAN Nashville Tenii onA Louisville Kentucky SSSSSSSSPS5S5SSSS555ffiS55R a Kjxii vt iv vox 3 or auatn THZJounwu 154 u sjj w Ssa 1XW uru uaa tm miRsaxt Is nnlTraIlr recognized as tbn most complets veekly neuxpjwr In tw world It Lai more read liii arfed brwhtcr and better than auy other It Is ar ejcelleit f tlio Society Journal of America anil imlciuo inasmuch fin all Its matter Is original UIia Sauxtterer dlwuxtes weekly tho dolmra of society Ip Nevr York unit other largre cities in North A upeclal leaturo of I OWN America and Enroim UOlILH is ihort stories Tliey are by the best rrttera of Europe nnd America always tttronir cleer i pretty ard clean The Financial Depart read lv all prominent bankers nud capital roeiit hts and on nucslons of nuance I OWN TUIICS Is considered an Authority Leading books of the day aro rovlownl by lio Onlooker The lover of sport flnda irnvt Interest in Afield aud Afloat bportBon I iid aud Water and The Veteran keeps you tnfirniril on Horse racinir The Fashion article is of trrent Interest to the ladles The mis cellnneous matter of TO WiV lOlICH consists of poems clevernnd brlifht comic and traffic by ths best lioetB burlesques Jokes wttlclsms etc by the cleverest humorists of the day Irtce W cts California Shunned by Indians and Mexicans There is a place in California where earthquakes may be said to be kept on tap said a Fresno county The spot is at the fruit i grower headwaters of the Keweah at the bor- ¬ der of Fresno Tulare and Inyo coun- ¬ ties You cant hire an Indian or a Mexican to go near that locality They say it is tho home of the evil A In Cheerful Spot PLUMBING GAS Estimates Solicited TflloDhone 15GG STEAM FITTING No 183 Noath College WA nf Orders Promptly Attended To Street W S GOODWIN PPOOL Tales FmmTown Topics 2mo 256 paircs n Quarterly Matrnzlne of Fiction its sixth year Issued finit day of March June September nnd Decembei A complete novel by ho me well known author leads each umber tho remainder of the volume consists of stories burlesques poems witticisms etc from TOWA TUlMLb so far back as to make republic tion fresh reading Price OO cents gJOO per year now 11 months 8101 TO V TOPICS for three TOWN nnd two bick volume fTALUb IlULIl TOIiLS FUEU a 1IOKUS Fo glOU i OWN TOPICS for one year and For ftill ltsiMil ir i lill nwrrlnlii npla frti TllV JTOPIC ul VlKj FIIOM 1OWr fi iiiiif In ti publications for one year and ten viii back r iiuil TOWN OIICEI JUUriUl Iteuilt by 1 O Jloney Order or New York Ex cbauife to lOWW VOtlCb SOU Oth Avenue New iorlt lir Special Subscription Offer Good to March 1 189 ofTMKb BATFNTi rOr4J7rEPOLp spirits The country is rugged and rocky mountains with deep valleys and precipitous cliffs Snakes scor- ¬ pions tarantulas centipedes and all sorts of hideous reptiles and insects seem to have made that neighborhood their paradise for they aro there in This famous health and pleasure resort the oldest iu Western Kentucky very palpable abundance is situated on the Ohio Valley railroad 16 miles from Hopkinsville and 14 But in addition to these attrac- ¬ tions the region may be said to be in miles from Princeton a state of perpetual earthquake The ground trembles and quakes contin ually und the rocks themselves seem to be grinding and grating against Hotel Accommodations Unsurpassed ono another constantly as if sub- ¬ Sulphur and Chalybeate Water in Abundance ject to some great internal force said to bo more These phenomena are Six trains Daily and Reduced Rates emphatic at night than in the day time Frequent booming discharges First Class --Italian Band Employed for the Season apparently deep in the earth are heard and men who have heard both say they aro exactly like the mutter- 1 have ings of distant artillery never heard anyone advanco any theory to satisfactorily explain this uneasiness and perpetually disturbed of nature condition A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOQUE OF THE up among the far Ioweah Business GflLLEE rocks and hills but it is there If hvmt you ever happen to bo in that vicin- ¬ 33rd Year LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY ity ask tho first Indian you meet Contain Valuable Titformallon to those detlrlnff to Learn to guido you to tho spot and see how ETC PENMANSHIP TELEGRAPHY SHORTHAND -quickly ho will shy away and disap wwljf IUI Loeattng QraduaUt Lucrative fittualloni Xhierjualcd Itiettltletfor Ralvi pear N Y Sun CERULEAN SPRINGS TRIGG COUNTY KY POOL Props GOODWIN NOW OPEN V WRITE FOE KAT3HS sr ms BAR jj j j Stilton A Traveling Mountain The most notable example of a trav- ¬ eling mountain is that which is mov- ¬ Patents Wanted ing slowly down the llivcr Columbia rarttes having Inventions they wish to pro It is a triple peaked wass of dark tect ahoulil procure their patents through out brown basalt six or eight wiles in agency Inventors Manual a book coutBlnli cost of patents mode of proceduro etc anc length and rising ton height of 2000 other Information cent tor 3c stamp Tho Indian OurlUt of patents wanted for which large lumi feet abbve tho water of money are offered sent with the Jlauuallrco traUitJons indicate immense move- ¬ Wo find purchasers for patents procurec through our ngen y Branch offices In nil thi ments of tho mountains in that re ¬ principal cities and In nil foreign countries in past THE WORLDS PROGRESS gion mind theages This recalls to traveling mountain of ones O J IlAiunr Manner S01 607 PLUM ST CINCINNATI X Nevada a vast mass of sand which keeps woving liko a huge glacier to Bo nr to mention thU imper tho music of a low rumble caused iiniTr iirMMrwma by tho friction of the sand Prospectors aro looking for gold ut TTothing makes one feel inoro Ptigruma Senium on Harpoth river shiftless than to play a game of ToClie I instlltlin Forever checkers during business hours nrty Catburttc 10cprJCo Washineton Democrat TuVo tasr u j druKijitsrifutiU mony If t t fail i i Arlington Hotel BEASONABLE BATES Corner 12th and Main Streets i Louisyille Ky HOT AND COLD BATHS BARBER SHOP mmmmtmtmmamamimmmmmmammtmmmmtmmmamtiammmmmmanmammammmmKimmmmmmmmimmimmmaamm PBffii i BPWBWfl ll 4 nwiii f WW f tyff -- - 11 4IBW -t 1J ff pW11 fijkittilU AN Xewtucktan 4 3 ubs c r i b e N-THE vn OIltCUIT COUKT JlJJtKCTCBY EYERHVME PASTORAL The tamer piles tlio plodding plough The armors wife conwjctn tho dough Tho fttrtnirs child In almost wild Willi a earning and ronsumptlvecoilgb Tho bird sits on tho inftplo bough Anvines to trill a troll ulthoiigli Tho snako casts off ltd specked slphghr And glldci tho niusiy woodluijl through The minbcumi fiX Upon the tvuturs of iWlough The autumn wlndi nil mournful sough A melancholy scene ihbrough And anyway rvo done enough U V t feft At once the daze of my mind ended PHENOMENAL CAREER nnd I began to scream hut hud not Oriad out tlhde tunes wlu n heard Twonty Yoars Agra Joromo H Ihc dreadful ivmm in ml of tnWr Raymond Wob a Nowsboy i r o woolen i fron fining I I -1 THE GREGORIAN CALENDAR i I j Now Use J in All Roman Catholic and Protestant Countries until upMrpuM 1 II A hldlne In the Tho cnt Shos well aware f agates and liiul iiicrttil tho In horwiV Uough thro kuru my neieaim i oiijd not lie heard In the fiicloify liatuiu As In u fit r Jt rnnKiH mo hadi My rhymes iire bod Journal A PRACTICAlUOKE II Y t TTT I y aimiaiik iiM for the afternoon I had been walking barefoot along tho river shore looking for new eel- pots below tho lower dam Uncle Tommys when I saw hiin tross it to go to dinner It struck me then thai if would bo a good joke to cross and shut down his water gate when he was absent for I was a mischievous boy of 14 and ho was one of those testy men that boys love to annoy Of course I did not mean that any ¬ r one should see We the fun would bo io hear him scolding about idle worthless boys without kno ing on nrhom to fix the mischief I lay low behind a rock till he passed out of sight and then I stood up and watched for a few minutes the upper dam tho dara of the woolen mill which gave the foundation for a foot ibridgS on which the fnctory hands crossed day curly in Jul very hot nnd very quiot in my nutic village of Sonieiston except for tlu brattling of uater from the tail race of Uncle Tommy Deans Miwinillnnd fjfb ding chug of his upright rip saw which was not cutting anything He had gone to dinner and left his wheel running for there would lie raoro water than he needed back of his dam in tho afternoon for then the gates of the other dam the dam of the woolen mill about 200 yardb farther iipbtieam would be opened Thofce gates were now clpscd that the water might be saved and baiked up It was a windless fot a soul was in sight so 1 climbed Up to the level of uncle Tommys dam and skimmed across it quickly The cap board was 6ff for a distance of about 12 feet in the middle and here I had to go caref ully for the vevjf narrow apex was slimy and difficult I even my skillful tough bare feet q I gained the sawmill climbed on ho gate and succeeded in bringing it down fheix I Crouched in hiding for full left minutes for T guessed that tTucle Tommy would rise from Iris dinner and come out to look Toward his mill as soon as the chug- thug of his saw should cease to be When by passing between beard the piles of old boards J had seen him stare shake his list furiously and then jOback to his nealI hurraed back to cross the dam as hard as I could go At the place where the cap board was off 1 had to move more cautiously raYil hero I happened to look down the sloping up stream side at the water Overhead the sun was blazing and up from the calm surface the reflect tions came dazzling into my eyes The next instant T made a false step on the slime of the slope and down I went slipping on my front for my eprawliug hands failed to catch the top of the boards To save my life T could not stay my ¬ self literally to save my life for I could not swim a stroke and the water was deep on the upper side of the dam Down I slid over the ooze on the planks spreading my arms and frying with the clutch of my fingersand toes to stop my descent But slowly I slid till my feet were in the water which 12 feet from thecrestof the Vwas some and still 1 went down and down My terror wnsW great that Tiujtunl y did not think to shout for help at first The water stole over my ankles up my shins over my knees all the time I waa staring desperately up at the blue sky over tho top of the dam at ray outstretched hands and the track I had made in the slime Tn the middlo of that track was a w deeper narrow one a sort of channel I fr who would coon begin tncrgssthuup pur dam I did not think of the lliftt form of the danger the tnil rnco wnfor would put mo in for had got ilinlo my head that the nail on vliicli my toe had caight might givcJ way So I tried not to press on if and yet I could notlnit prow so hard that it soon seemed cutting my wator soaked toe joint to the bono Oh if only I had Uncle Tommy would come to think wofully of how I had de ¬ layed him at his dinner I wondered if T could change toes on the nail but 1 did not dare to try for fear I would slip off Indeed I feared I should do that anyway for my terror and nei vtfus strain and my strange frantic yet motionless effort to pryss downward had much c haiifctod my strength I tried tojhink calmly Surely rjnelo Tommy would soon come It was nearly one oclock and I wbf sure tho factdry hands were crowing the upper dam by scores Oh i f t hey would look toward me But what They could not sop tho mere use back of my head and neck and the least bit of my shoulders at that distance against tho dark slope of the slimy dam I stared up at tho blue sky - its calm seemed so pitiless- - - and I prayed to God to send Unolc Tommy in time The pain in my foot was excruciat- ¬ ing and I was trembling violently when suddenly I felt the water in a slight convulsion about me the stream from the race had made its Would it shake my way to the dam floating body aside from the nail Tn that despair my trembling ceased perhaps beeauso of the concentration of my powers on the effort to make myself keard I screamed and screamed with all my might My voice frightened me it seemed so utterly alone in the universewhich was slipping away from me and leav ing me in the black uneasy water nhlC h now lapped above my shoul ¬ ders for I had Had my toe slipped forgotten the pain No I felt the nail sorely at the question But the Oh God help me help me watdThe water was rising screamed 1 had forgotten it would ri6c quickly for I had closed its escape by Uncle I ¬ ¬ - is thrdo centuries and over sinco Gregory XIII reformed the Julian To Dhy Ho In President of the West calendar and proclaimed it to be used Virginia DnlvernltV A Jlvlnn Ex in all Catholic countries whore the inn pie of Wlmt Pnah nml In- jafcts and festivities of tho church were ii Mm risnn observed It was not adopted in ProtV estant countries until many years From newsboy to university presi until dent in 20 years such is the remark- later and not in Grpat Britain 1752 Then parliament established able lenp from the streets of Chicago Into fnme made by Jerome II Raymond the reform and ordored 11 days to be Through poverty nnd strife uguinst con dropped from tho year 1752 tho next ditions thnt would hnve dismayed n Tl day after the 3d of Soptcmber in that tun bnclccd by Indomitable pluck nnd year to be called tho 14th Many ig- ¬ censeles3 Industry be worked his way norant people actually supposed they from the chrysalis stage of n newsboys had been robbed of 11 days of the life nnd bloomed into an Admirable year and the cry of Give us back our Crlchton to whom study was easy and was frequently shouted by Ho was a II days learning quickly acquired plucky little Chicago newsboy 20 years the mob in the streets of London ago Now at the age of 29 he hns whdn any of th6 ministry passed by passed many of Ills seniors in the educa- The reform was adopted in all coun- ¬ tional race nnd has just been made tries save those where the Greek president of the West Virginia uni- ¬ church was the established church versity is in Russia and her depen- ¬ says the Chicago that Miv Raymond dencies and in Greece and to day Times Herald Is the youngest college president in the United States IHs they still maintain the Julian system of knowledge is almost of reckoning the year The result is career in search Few men have been that there is now 12 days difference unparalleled able to climb the Indder of learning as in time between these countries and quickly as this Chicago newsboy Many tho rest of the civilized world and men are able to assimilate knowledge after 1900 there will be 13 days dif- ¬ but few have also developed the ability ference to become brilliant teachers jn the This is a great disadvantage in all learning they have imbibed Knowledge greeted Raymond with commercial relationship and efforts a smile nnd welcomed him in the halls have long been made to persuade Rus ¬ of learning He galloped his way sia to make the change but hitherto through college and immediately be without avail The ministry of Bul- ¬ came valuable as an educator Ho garia has however made the first was called to the head of the West Vir ¬ move to effect the reform in that ginia institution from the University of Wisconsin where he had held the chair country and a bill has been intro- ¬ duced in the sobranje to bring the of sociology for the last two years Prof Raymond begnn life in Chicago eastern method of computing time nis father died when he was a child into conformity with that of western of nine nnd he went on the streets to Europe The Greek church is the sell papers in order to keep the wo f main obstacle in the way of the re- ¬ form so the progress of the measure will doubtless be watched with great interest If it passes it is altogether likely that Greece and Russia will fol- ¬ low and that the beginning of tho twentieth century will see the Gre- ¬ It i JLMJ WEEKLY LOUISVILLE DISPATCH A Tioo First Monday in Pebmary teira intee weeks third Monday In May term two weeks j first Monday In September term threr weeks hriptian -- Fourth Monday In February term six weens First Monday in June teirr h MoDl8r n September-iiJwtT-lCo- nd ermMxwVelu Monday In April term JiLfewtB EPst Mondfty in August term Beeond Monday In November -term three weeks Iron First Monday In May term two AuKut term two -Monday In Heptembir termtwo creeks SSfltonUajrn STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER PROFESSIONAL CARDS WILLIAM Li For For For For the free coinage of silver the Chicago platform the Democratic nominees the interest of the masses NEELY Law- Attorney at Plautsrs Bank building Special Attention to the Collection of Claims Main st All the latest telegraphic news All All the latest State news the latest market reports C H TANDY DENTIST Grown and Bridge Work OFFICK Correct market reports Correct court reports Reliable news reports Honest editorial policy THE WEEKLY LOUISVILLE nrcrn l rri irr vttv mrrtif a Specialty ovr Richard t Cos store CRANK RIVES Kentuckian one year for 230 kiiiYrVVWiViViYHViVWMVWUVfVWiVViiWtW Attc ney at Law iiopkinsvllleKy Practice in the Oourts of Christian and ad dning counties Office Court St near Weber E WARFIELOJr Lawyer n CHA8 Whats Fair for your Baking Povderj not is the llclitest Pay more You wouldnt pay double si price for sugar why pay 50c S a pound for Baking Powder J J liopklnsvllle Ey Office with Callls A Wallace whitest Baking rowaer us pure sure ana lair- priced Makes the finest bread cakes and biscuits Guaranteed and sold or 20c a pound at cood stores like that of JACK FROST GROCERY CLABENCE QR S S S 5 MS MERRIWETHER s WALLIS OATLETT Office os BABBI9 Late of Louisville Dentist nopklnsvlUe Ky in SnmmersDulldlng over Bassett VMM Mm gorian calendar at last established throughout the civilized world Chi- ¬ cago Times Herald SENATOR AND SAILOR Perkins CATLETT Formerly with Forbes HARRIS Bro DBBW SARGENT M D PAINTERS and PAPER HANGERS We have concluded to go into bus iness for ourselves and offer our services to the public at the most reas onable prices Paper hanging a spec ialty ah wortt guaranteea Leave orders at uus xoungs Office Physician and Surgeon llcpklnsville Ky and Main streets opposite City fifth Office W 3 I Tommys gat eg I gate up President Unlverlty or West Virginia from his mothers door Young as he wns he caught the editorial fever and wanted to start a newspaper of his own Three years later he became the editor He wonders at of p newsboys paper his nerve even now He left the streets to become office Upy for George M Pullman II estudied stenography and when he was 17 Mr Pullman made him his personal stenographer lie had a thirst for learning bow eer that nothing could quench His friends thought he was on the way to high position under Mr Pullmun but the routh preferred to study He left the palace car magnate when he was 18 notwithstanding the protests of his friends and entered Northwestern university academy As his only chance to Btudy had been at home he had no credits from another school to secure advanced standing By continued outside application and by special examinations he completed the four years course in one year At the same time he supported his mother and himself by working ns a stenog rapher to Miss Frances E Wlllard former President Joseph Cummings and T C Hong former business agent of the university The precocious and diligent youth entered college in 1888 nnd completed the freshman and sophomore years lie then became private secretary to Dr Thnburn bishop of India for the Meth odist Episcopal church when he was writing his book on India and accompanied tho bishop on n two years trip around the world On his way to In¬ dia he visited several of the leading European universities He spent a year nnd u hnlf in India keeping up his col lege studies and making use of his op ¬ portunity to study Sanscrit lie returned to the United States by way of China and Japan in January Ho immediately resumed his col 1892 lege work at Northwestern and by special examination received credit for the complete course by the end of the winter term While his classmates were getting their final credits in the spring term Raymond took ft trip with George M Pullman ns his traveling private secretary and returned 3n June to graduate with his class Ho was later given the degree of Ph Dibytlie University of 31SROME H rtAYMOND of California Once Served Before the Mast Senator Perkins of California holds to habits and associations of early life with singular fidelity When he was 12 years old he struck out from his native state Maine and went From that to sea as a cabin boy he became a sailor and shipped be ¬ fore the mast on a sailing vessel for Court Room Telephone Residence 63 4 8 OY DA POOL Barbers 7th street liopklnsvllle Ky Especial attention to patrons clean Linen atlsfaotorv service Coll and bcconvlDced Telephone 8i 2 rings W W GRAY TOKSORIAL WEST SEVENTH Hotel Henderson Entirely new and first class in all Excellent sample rooms respects and service uuequalled in the city On Double Car Line O about to bo Oh poor mother how she drowned would cry Would they ever find my And then I heard a shout body above me Then something struck me a hard blow on the shoulder I I felt that I had been wounded screamed with pain I felt that I was being drawn through the water Was I sinking No and then I knew no Was I more Uncle Tommy hearing me scream as he crossed path pole and reached forme with the hook of it With not a moment to spare so fast was the water rising he had no choice but to strike with the hook and the blow had forced the steel point into my shoulder blade making a wound which waalong pain ¬ ful and a scar which I have worn for 40 yeare So much for my fine practical joke on Uncle Tommy said the old Oh yes you can man in conclusion write out the story if you please Maybe it will be a warning but I guess it wont though I admit it was Youths warning enough for me Companion Magnetic Rocks the dam had seized a V Everybody has read stories of mys- ¬ terious islands exercising an irixj sistiblo attraction on ships passing These of course are near them pure inventions but there is an island named Rornholm in the Baltic sea near the coast of Denmark whose rocks according to a Vienna journal aro so Dcr Stein der Wcisen strongly magnetic that they affect the compasses of passing ships even In this as far as nine miles away Bornholm may bo said to manner that showed where turn vessels out of their course since brass buttons of my jucket had pressed an error of the campass necdlo may in It was deeper than the somewhat cause a corresponding error in the wider channel which nuTWith steering of a ship channel UlAd made by Jigging my The Blpgeat Chain ichin downward T Tho horrible water crept up little The greatest and strongest chain by littlo to my waist and now it ever made has but recently left 4ho seemed 1 was slipping more slowly Tipton great ironworks It is in ¬ still tho ring of slight cold that tended for crane work at Chatham marked the surface kept gently rising wharf and consists of oval links or rather crawling upward on my forged severally of 3 inch rods each body seeming sometimes to pause link being 20 inches long and 13 and hen to gain inches all at once Inches wide Sinco there was no until my waist was under Then t machinery available for testing desperately tried to haul up my logs chain of such dimensions tho test At tho same time I clawed with my was made by actual suspension of a hands rising and flinging them This weigiic oi iuu ions or ouuuu lessened the space by which my body pounds from each link had friction on tho slope and I shot All tho doctors in tho new hos- ¬ down quickly until tho water was over my armpits There thrusting my pital for women in London aro wom- ¬ leg down suddenly tho great too of en Thoro nro five surgeons among my right fo6b ought on a nail and I them and out of 90 major operations there is a record of but two deUis itopptd California where he found fame and fortune the latter in mining milling and the steamship business and tho former from the governors chair But to the United States senate Senator Perkinshasnevergrown away from his early life and never lost his He fondness for seafaring people 1 take the said one day recently greatest delight when I am in a sea- ¬ port city in putting on a flannel shirt and going down to the wharves and mingling with the sailors You know I used to be a man before the mast myself sailing to California by way of Cape Horn when quite young So nowadays I go down among the sailorsand stevedores and sit on the side of the ship and talk with them learning something new all the time from their experiences I like to go to the foundries and machine shops too and watch the men at work You have no idea how much in the way of odds and ends of knowledge can be picked up in this fashion The longer I live the more I find out that the book which holds my knowledge shrinks and the book which con- ¬ tains what I do not know becomes larger So I have come to the conclu- ¬ sion that there is hardly a man in the world who cannot teach me some- ¬ thing which is worth while for me Though Senator Perkins to learn has had an eventful career he is still a comparatively young man For the last 20 years he has been operating steamships on the coast of California Oregon Washington British Colum- ¬ He served bia Alaska and Mexico eight years in the state senate of Cal- ¬ ifornia and was governor four years After the death of Senator Stanford Mr Perkins was elected to fill the unexpired term by the legislature on the first ballot and this year was reelected for the full term up to 1 903 N Y Tribune ARTISTS STREET ELB BUILDING Clean towels and everything first Give us a call Have Tocb Pbotoqbafbs Made Ai F At L P Kleidereb Props Henderson Ky WYBRANTS NEW STUDIO No 580 Fourth Avenue EXCURSION VIA TICKETS THE r Louisville Ky thing to patent Protect your ideas they may bring you wealth Write JOHN WBDDKR BUttlT CO Patent Attorneys Washington DC for their 1800 prize offer Illinois Central K K t TO THE WANTED AN IDEASSSXffiE Tennessee NASHVILLE QPIUM Baa Whiskey nblta cured at home with ¬ out pain Book of par ticnlars sent FREE BMWOOLLEYMD race ivt n jfryor nw Centennial And Intel national Exposition For the above occasion tickets win be sold by the Illinois Centra Railroad at varying Ferris Wheel died at Penu in Nov 1896 Geo W Ferris the inventer of the PittBburg A Running Feat itthe I the Chlcwgo Society of Univer sity Extension wire formed In the sum mer of 1802 he was made its secretary and was the editor of its oflicial organ Extension known ns the University Magazine Tresident Harper of tho University of Chicago was Impressed with his ability nnd excellent command of his subject nnd secured him ns secretary of tho class study department nnd aa university extension lecturer at the University of Chicago In tho conduct of this work he became well known to educators throughout the west Prof Raymond wns married In Aug ust 1885 to Miss Nettie J Hunt who had defented hm for tho Kirk prize in oratory at Northwestern university Prof Itnymond was tho one chosen out of 17 applicants for tho presidency of the West Virginia institution Chicago When Tho wonderful performance of running 11 miles 1243 yards in GO minutes was accomplished by F E Bacon at Rochdale and it is thought by some of Bacons admirers who aro also good judges of pace that a still better performance is within his pow- ¬ Orleaus er The previous ono hours record A Chinese physician seeks the was 11 miles 970 yards made by Louis Bonnett better known as Dcerfoot tection of India courts tho famous Indian runner 3i years A Sure Tlilnc for You ago A There b more than a spice of ad venture about the September Cen adarcss your nearest raiHoad ticket agent tury Wrrat Stopped the Ship by Wm Murray Div raid Agent New Orleans Scott H Phelpa Whitmarsb is a Btory set JNp AHANSON Dlv Pass Agent Memphis 11 ting forth a mid ocean mystery A A Chicago o rAWAKKLONDAQPi Louisville tale of peril in Alaska called An Adventure With a Dog and a Glacier is by John Muir whose timely paper on The Alaska Trip whj printed in the August Century Prisoners of I G State at Boro BoedoriBan illustrated article on the experiences of two Indies in an out of the way region in Java by Miss E R Scidmore author of Down to Java in the August number There is another instalment LEAVB HOlKINSVlLLK of the extravaganza by Mrs Marion No 2 Mall ana Express Dally 620 a n No 253 p nn Manville Pope Up the Matterhnrn No 4 HHopkiiuvillo Princeton in a Boat with pictures suggesting owupm Auuuuiiuoiiauon the daring adventures of her aeroARRIVES HOrKlNSVlLLB nauts A subject of current interest No Mall and Express Daily 1130 am Cruelty in NoB18 850pm is treated 5n a paper ou No Hopklnsville A Irlmeton the Congo Free State with striking 1010 am Accommodation photographs and notes of travel made by tho lateE J Glave in whom there ianow an additional interest connect 10 4 with hjs MrjtarntionB in the Yukon regeon Adventuresome also are the Cincinnati Louisville Dr Hugh Wynne St Lo ils Cairo other serialB Memphis VlcksburK Weir Mitchells American novel and and New Orleans Mrs Tho Days of Jeane dAre Making direct connections for points In CatherwoodB study of tho maid of Texai California sale dally good returning until November 7 and including tickets having limit of twenty days fifteen days and seven days also tickets on Tuesdays and Thurxdays of each week with limit of fifteen days For full particulars as to which of the above applies from your nearest connection with Railroad Station In the Illinois Central Railroad vail on or times ratesand limits inelnding a ticket on jms my 1 RAILY Arkansas pro- ¬ And all points in the West and Southwest vud fren reclining chair Through sleeper cars from Princeton to Memphis New Orleans and lnternudlate points K MSiifcnwoon A II transaction In which you cannot lose Is a suro thlK niliouoneM sick headaohe fur The Raft Spider rioil tmiKuo feer piled and a thousand other llUnre cnuscd by coimtlpntion and slugBlbh Juscarets Candy won What is known as tho raft spider is liver new Uver itlmulantOuthnrtlo tho tonlo and Intestinal ie ful aieby guaranteed tho largest of tho British species It nionev all rtruiiBtata OO are n to cure or refunded O sure receives its name from tho fact that Try a box to day 10c 2So floe Samplethlntf and it constructs a raft of dried leaves booklet free iee our big ad WAKkuondA Hanson Gr A UIA Ag liopklnsvllle Ky Louisville Ky Chicago HI W M YATES Toxisoriaxl and rubbish united by threads of Letter Carriers Convention has silk and thus pursues its prey on tho brought on a fight among the rail Assisted by two first class workmen Phoenix Hotel Bakskmbop Artist watr roads u w- MUMTK JdCS V wr jS jvmw wrrwwwiiwwir I i 5SSS 3 mttm h S it T Judge Tho3 P Cook is well known to be a moral upright citizon ono Published Tuosday aud Friday Mornings whoso course iu life has always been pure aud circumspect Loving tho Blood meanB sound health With puro tho stomach nnd dl rich healthy M MEACHAM right for rights sake and esohowing goativo orgAiiBblood bo vigorous and thcro CHAS will we are ovil because of its bitter fruits will bo no dyspopsla Rheumatism nnd M Bsl niPTION J A YKAR IN ADVANCE informed that his homo people will Nourajgla will be unknown Scrofula and Mount wlU disappear With puro give him their eminent scfti and able Bait Local rii1lii8 unUccsaocdntcj per lino fsfii i ial local i ft cants lino oaclt Imertlin couscieiHDUs jurist 2000 injopty ltd firstiunllnrt tulvfnlomoiH fumlslud Do as inuch as tint fu him and thero on application will not lie a county ill Jhe District OKFtCMSiaSOUTH MAIN STIIKET whose true and loyal suns will fuller -tfr iu the matter of seeing well to it that Your nervca will bo strong and your TUEDAY SEP 7 1S97- Judge Cook shall preside over the sleep sound sweet and refreshing Hoods Sarsaparilla makes pure blood highest court of this District Judge That is why it cures bo many diseases DEMOCRATIC TICKET That is Cook employs no subterfuges pulls 10 euro why no mnnv thmiRnnrtn take It disease retain good licaltn pro no underground wires nor does ho vent sickness and suffering lloniomber 5AM J Oleihc Ooort op ArrEAM resort iu the accomplishment of any SHACKELFORD of Daviess purpose whatsoever to questionable ttncinj0iB--TFlOVlAPCOOK S On the other hand he has methods oi Calloway COMM iNWBALTIls ArronsnY - W R iu his course of life builded slowly HOWELL or Ciiristun surely upon an imperishable County Judg- e- AS K FORBES but foundation amply sitisfied with tho County Att y -- FRANK RIVES pleasure and abiding peace derived I the Ono True Blood Purifier St per bottle Sheriff -- THOS J DAVIS cure Itver IIM tmy to Assessoii JAS GYANCEY The cumulative evidence t therefrom Sun of Schools U L C LARDY respecting the kind and quality nf nOOCiS FlIlS take easy to operate 25c Circuit Clerk -- ALBERT KELLY man he is altogether iu Judge Cooks Cocnty Clerk- - C D BELL PREHs Sjooo IN GOLD r favor We are pleased also after an SuRVEVOR 11 B CRUNK Y 111 I II X scholarship in Draughons vrw L L NICHOLS Practical Business College examination to be warranted in the Jailer Nashville Term or Texar- Representative JNO C DUFFY statement that he has never eveu fk kanaTetasor scholarship In most any reputable business vn For City Councilmen attempted to be all things to all meu rollepo or literary school in the u S can be se doing sured work at for the First Ward -- R II HOLLAND Being a msn of conviction when YouthsbvAdvocatea littleillustrated home monthly an semi Second Ward JAS D WARE moral any complex issue has to bo adjusted lournai it ts elevating tn cuaracter profitable in interesting and one to ThirdWard DENNIS R PERRY the paramount idea with him is that roungand especiallyread with interest aridprofit by people but Fourth Ward GEO DDALTON Sample copies sent free people of all ages it must bo settled right and thus Address Youths Advocate Pub Co Nashville Fifth Ward E W WALKER Mention this paper when you write only be finil A lawyer who wauts Tenn Sixth Ward J T WALL L T BRASHER to be your Circuit Judge should be a Seventh Ward Magistrates clean man personally politically and The great strike of 350000 coal S Hopkinsville S GBUCKNER publicly one at all times dominated miners has been about bettled The Pembroke Win L PARKER Lonqview THOS M BARKER by a singleness of purp ise and that national executive board of I he Unitpurpose adopted after au impartial ed Mine Workers has agreed lo lec Lafayette -- J F DIXON examination of every phase of a ques- ommeud to the miners a proposition Fruit Hill DAVD SMIT Scates Mill T P DUNNING tion If then such a man as this is from the Pittsbuig operators for a UnionS H M B KING requisite for this high office let each straight 35 cents a ton to continue Constables aud every elector of this District in iu force uutil the eud of the year A W7 H WEST vestigate for himself the life works of S Hopkinsville delegate convention of all miners who Pembroke -- BEN CARROLL Judge Cook before rashly supporting suspended work has been called to Longvibv BENt WILLIAMS auy oppouentof lesser or questionable meet iu Columbus September 8 to act Lafayette FRANK RIVES Fruit Bill JOHN WALKER merit Ju Ige Cook modestly invites upon the recommeudation Piesideut Scutes Mill JOHN W7 PPOOL the cimmoii weal to apply every test Ratchford and other member of the as to the merits of his cjaim that and boird t ny there is not the slightest Gen Lee is coming home from by which fallible min is ever judged doubt that the miners will approve Cuba on another leave of absence Telegram the recommendation The proposi tion does not involvo arbitration aud Peter Lee Athertou has announced Several of the Democratic papers iu effect provides for nu immediate a list of appointments but Cadiz is on Sunday priuted a letter from settlement of the strike President not on his list He has been to Cu1 William J Bryan his first utterance Ratchford said it concedes themiueis diz after three months of travel and ob- a materia advance does away with Five thousand vest makers in New servation during the return of pros- all the uncertainty of arbitration and Among other things he will bring the strike to a speedy ter York struck Friday for higher wages perity aI Wheat is rising because tile iniuation nl As soon as the mi era ratIf the General has reall j icmiucu says they are rnxiouV to make his ac- - foreign crop is exceedingly short ify the proposition work will be re The fact that silver ami wheat have sutued in all the mines quaintunee parted company will cause nodisrmy Both of the negro boys appointed to those who understand that the law The September Ladies Home Jour to the Annapolis Naval College failed oi supply ana uemanu regulates tne nil iu the variety interest aud to pass the required examiuatiou as price of both Nothing can better ofiits article aud iu the beauty did a majority oflie wluto boys up disclose tlie weakness of the Republi of its illustrations U a notable num pointed can position than the joy manifested ber A spirited if that migHzine by the Republicans over events for artit le When by John F Coyle Capt W T Ellis of Oveusboro is which their administration and their Tleniy Clay Stid Fir well to the Sen one of the attorneys for Broucho policies are in uo wise responsible ate deHcribea the most impressive Franks in his bribery case at Frank- If the Republicans desire to claim and dram itic scene ever enacted iu fort on the IGth Judge Pryor is the credit for tho high price of uheit Congress and another by Clifford lending counsel they must assumo responsibility for How mi tells of Destroying a Milthe famine iu India The general lion DjIIiis n D tv tho Insk of the The Interior JoinWl refers to the rise iu price should be followed dry n redemption division of our Treasury Wv- Stephenson Ex Hon Wui of rise iu wages Bryan says the joy Eiznbtth Bislaidiu The Difference HarroJ burg as little billy Steven over tho iucrease af money from sou If there is- any ffteltt ill him wheat is evidence that we have too Between Mrs A and Mrs 13deliueg the exaeti ms that Tho Four Huu that ought to get it out little mouey that if th- - farmers ara dred or the dominating social circle y benefitted by a rise in ouo of their of communities imp on an as The Louisville fjrjtio has resumed products how much better would it pirant fo- - ad mission to its ranks By publication and in doing so declares he if the rise were universal That Th Curtis PiihNhioir mnnnnv for the straight Daruoctic ticket the price of wheat will fall when the Philadulphin ten cents per copj ono Dan OSuHivau willtlo valuable ser foreign demand becomes ujcrmit and dollar per year vice for the ticket between uov and that the present spasmodic riso vjl November aid rattier than injure the cause of myw Walter Fjrmsters new Sun lay bimetallism Hon Augustus B Wilson the most paper Tho Cipital wis launched at promiueut of the bettor class- of Rm Louisville this week nnd staris mil The Miiyfield Mouitor h about tho with a publicans in Louis villennif late cancartoon of Mayor Todd waltz didate for the UniteciStateB Senate only Democratic paper in Western ing with a negro woman aud a long has repudiated TcSddnnu declared Kentucky that left the party last year article beginning with the follow that is still outside the breastworks ing for Weaver for Mayor paragraph Come on back Bro Brigg i and be Mayor George D Todd in order The three reform parlies of Ne have yourself hereafter to make himself solid with the ne- Of all sad words of tougue or peu gruen mil gone 10 tne nome ot a re braska held conventions at the same The saddest are these Ooldbugs spectable negro has put himself on time and agreed upon a fusion ticket terms of perfect eocial equality with have Beu Judge J J Sullivan Democrat was the negroes by taking dinner witli nominated for Supreme Court Judge them ami ppeuding the evening na Heury Thompson who recently re- one of thnir social gathering This is and a Populist and silver Republican were named for Regents thus com tired from the Paducah News is pre- the first time thatM whitn m in claim paring to start a new Democratic ing to bo a member of good society pleting the State ticket has ever ivovved the doctrine of social evening paper in that city equality with negroes The Administration Republicans iu Mr Forrester intimites that the Ueatuong Ciwiuot he Cured Colorado have made an uncondistart he makes is not a patchin to tional surrender to tho Silver Repub by local applications as they cannot what is vet to comt reach diseased portion licans by nominating the same man There theonly one way to of the ear is euro deaf tho silver men uamed for Supreme ness aud that is by constitutional The Democratic candi late for Judge Hon Chas D Iloyt who remedies Deafness iB caused by an Mayor of Louisville Charles P voted for Bryan Judge Iloyt ac inflamed condition of tho mucous lin Weaver will be elected Todd is a ing of tho Eustachian Tube When cepted the silver nomination but de beaten man now Gus Wilson An this tube is inflamed you have dined to refer to tho action of the rumbling sound or imperfect hearinga drew Cowan WnltefPorresterand other body which wns iu sessiou at aud when it is entirely closed deaf other Republican leaden will vote WW ness is the reoultvand unless the in- - for Weaver tho same hour in another town and the decHut elements fhmmation can be taken out and this of all parties will assist in ridding the tube restored normal Citizens Union initio up heariug will to itsdestroyedcondition city of Todd nnd his gang The be forever Weaver mostly of Republicans has uomi nine cases out of ton aro caused by is agold Democrat who voted for nated Soth Low for mayor of Greater catarrh which is nothing but an in uryau aim suumitteci ns claims to New York and ho has accepted the flamed conditiou of the mucous sur the regular party organizitiou faces He nomination The Piatt Republicans We will give Oue Iluudred Dollars is a good clever miiu capable con will be asked to accept him but they for auy case of deafness caused by servative and honest uud thousands aro not likely to do so Boss Piatt is catarrh that cannot nrH hv of DemooratB who left tho party last no fool and ho understands that the Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circu- year will roturu to yote for him lars free November Handicap is uot going to F J CHENEY CO Toledo O Weaver will Win aud iu doiug bo will bo a S Low race Tammany will Sold by Druggists 75c greaty strengthen the whole Demo- shortly name the winner Halls Family Pills are tho best I jojIiiu0uUU HentttcMan CUMULATIVE EVIDENCE Pure SLIPPER CUT MM X- Blood WE HAVE PLACED ON SALE V THIS WEEK OUR ENTIRE LINE OF Womens Oxfords 130 100 L Hoods Sarsaparilla Ladies and Childrens Oxfords and Slippers Cliildrens Oxfords Tan and Black 75 50c Childrcns oxfordsJTan and Blawk 125 85c Womens Oxfords Black IOO 75c Children Oxfords Tan and Black 100 60c Womens Oxfords Black 75c 50c y Black 125 v85c J Womens Oxfords Black r GOnifi These prices aire made to move this line of sfoods dtit of the house All Honest lade aSSSaKa Goods SBCOEiCO 1 MAMMOTH W DOLLA WH EAT DEMANDS CAREFUL SEEDING AND A LARGER ACREAGE The great success of fertilizing wheat this last season will re- ¬ sult ina larger use of Fertilizers and Fertilizer Drills this fall The advance in wheat has stiffined feVtilizer prices and they are higher at the factory but we will sell at the old price until our purchase contract is exhausted After that we will be compelled to charge more IBeFJt r hf time-lines- Nothing is lllOrj worthless best is worth buying ARMOUR HORSE SHOE and HOMESTEAD fchnn We sell only the inferior fpvfili 7m nlrr lm k sssa st iIS5c 1 its W We handle two makes of Drills EMPIRE SUPERIOR We can furnish you a drill with Disc Hoe or Shoe with or without fertilizer attachment These drills need no comments you all know them 5KX ixxs ft Jcsssa x Hnrvti- rp 6 to 8 acres daily SC This is the Deerinf Corn pull it one man operates it and cuts from On exhibition yvu 1- iiuica t SIXS at our store Will take pleasure in showing it 1 FORBES BRO T 8t lrMMNHri ttwrawyw- t wff ti VlfK it a rT TlKSSBMIPT TW1 fiojiMitsuilU Hfottturttifltt AROUND AND ABOUT jmii mml 5 WAYS A Calloway negro killed life brother Turnpike raiders destroyed mpro toll tratoH iu Mason count v Two negro murderers wore legally1 Tlio nuti gambling law In tdfthu hag been declared unconstitutional Another injunction- wi8 fiorvod on striking mine la West Virginia irrou u Georgia electriciuu died at Luxiugton of hiccoughs One boy crushed anothers fikull with a plank near Mtddlesborough Mr Jack DiokersOu a prominent citizen of Trenton Ky filed last week Presidout MbKiriiey and party are at Columbus 0 to tit tend the State OLG I V fair Miss Forrest Jordan of Mayfield has falleu heir to a uice little fortune iu California Of a party of niue proBpeclors iu South America only oue escaped death from fever Ari A cloudburst ut Needles 4urned the streets iuto rivers and did great damage to property People are fleeing for their lives from Saudon British Columbia ou account of cholera Wilson Lawrence shot and killed Frank Bishop iu his brother-in-la- W I plosion in a wheat field In Bell county Seymour Spencer was killed by William Moore a Deputy Sheriff Two other men were lJftdly injured in the fight A T Herd who has been located at Phoenix Arz bearing a letter of recommendation from Dr Hunter has run up against a nest of enemiqs Six people were killed a numberof others injured and much property do vstroyed by an explosion pf natural jjf as at Broad Ripple about teu miles from Indianapolis The Boston Womans Rescue Barren couuty William Barker who was shot by Doc Chapman at Adairville is dead Two children who were playing with companions on the Cox farm in Taylor county were bitteu by rattle snakes and died almost instantly Four masked men robbed a passen ger train at Twin Mountain Col Their booty is estimated at from 5 000 to 515000 A Michigau school teacher commit ted suicide by wrapping nerselt in a blanket saturated with coal oil and setting fire to it Rev Dr Epstein the well known Jewish rabbi died at his home iu St Louis Thursday Dr Epstein was born iu Meiningen Saxony iu 1823 Ed F Neal 36 years old living liear Lawreuceburg died from the ef feels of burns received at a boijer ex League adopted resolutions declaring that bachelor politicians are not to be trusted aud should be held ineligible for public office In a suit at Louisvilleit has been decided that the operation of a stere opticon lamp throwing advertisements ou a canvas does not violate the hang ing sign ordinance A man supposed to be an English man who eloped with Millionaire Rrnrlhurvs wife in California com mitted suicide by leaping from a train iu Iowa M M Kami a prominent New Castle merchant dropped dead ol heart failure He was a brother iu law of the Sachs brothers the Louisville attorneys Alleu P Borders a highly respected citizen of Louisa aud Miss Kate Price of Ashland were married Friday night The groom is seventy aud the bride sixty five years of ago The M E Conference at Springfield O fired one minister for fraudulent business transactions and an other for cruelty tohis wife and adul tery Fred Moore a negro 18 years old outraged Emma May Willoy a little white girl 5 years old in Nashville Friday afternoon He was captured anqjptakea to Lebanon to escape a MRS OLIPHANT Cured of a liu yeriug d I si a so Some of tho Characteristics of Her Enjoying the lux Wonderful Character 1 li urUs ot h Never wnu there a woman vliogac after yenrs of sick so generously or who worked so hard Free from ueFS the clutch os o f for what sho gave never was slip too merciless nilineuls busy to rccoivo guests to convero Wulkifigagrilu ou delightfully on the most trivial stil- the green earth iu JQcts to sympathize and help hi every trouble that was brought to her the fresh among the boiu Sho was a most tender and efllciont ties of nurso in sickness as many a friend after long confinement iu bed to tho now mourning her can testify Wonf dingy sick room whore hope and all are uukuown Well again Never dcrfully dainty and womanly in her ways her sowing was a delight uiu uu executive parnou unug gremer pleasure to a despondent prisoner to see and she cquld never tolorato iuuu meee worus uriug iu ino ueuuist the idea of machinc mado clothes on babies or ladies Her indignation luvaitu Dr Hartmau cures mnuv such neo was always aroused by cheap cloth- ¬ pie by correspondence free of charge ing and when she was shown or heard Here is one of tho many letters which of any bargain sho fired up at once tne doctor receives from graceful pa calling the material eoarse and tients Mrs Benolt 181 Pleasant rough and tho work cither abom- ¬ strett Cincinnati Ohio writes I employed three physicians but they inably bad or shamefully underpaid did uot help mo at all I fiually gave and in cither case not fit for any up doctors but coutinued to grow gentlewoman to wear worse 1 was so miserable 1 wished 1 Many and many an evening have was dead Life had no pleasure for I spent in her house at Windsor but me J our bottles of ire ru na cured never once have I seen her occupied in me I am stout and well and feel any way but in forwarding tho enter- ¬ years youtiger A tho family circle Dr Hartmau has recently written a tainment of hand at whist or a game of patience book expressly for women This book is inteuded to show what a boon Pe were her favorite pastimes and she ruana is to a sick woman especially played them both with the eagerness When the rest of thoso suffering from any phase Or of a child stage of female trouble A free copy the party retired tho second part of of this book will be sent to women her working day began for she only by The Drug Mauu wrote steadily from about 11 p in facturiug Co Columbus Ohio till two or three a m The first half of her working day was the forenoon Tho September issue of Table and no pressure of work ever tool her Talk contains among the many in cir- ¬ teresting subjects treated within its away from the family or social cle during tho afternoon or evening Some Unique Luncheons pages Civilized It will hardly bo believed that dur ¬ by Mrs BurtouKingsland Man Cannot Live Without Cooks by ing her long life she never had a study Some of her own Katherine Read Lockwood She seemed to read Spanish American Cookery by Shar everything but was seldom scon with lot M Hull Woolen of Colonial and a book in her hand She delighted by Mary in stories of all kinds and listened to Revolutionary Times Lloyd recipes for the most season avidity of a able canniug and preserving and or read them with the girl but gossip and scandal of any also for the promiscuous dishes requested by housekeepers from all kind was abhorrent to her and over the country Its menus are checked by her severely She had no freshly prepared each and every aste or desire for what is called so ¬ month by Aliss Cornelia C Bedford ciety but good company was her ono of the leading authorities in this greatest pleasure and till the death country and The Now Bill of of her eldest son no more cheerful Firoby Mrs M C Mjer is as usual house than hers could be found in one of the chief features of this issue all England though even then the Any of our readers wishiug to see a sample copy of Table Talk can se burden of life was very heavy on the cure it free of charge by sendiug shoulders of the bravo woman for name and address to Table Talk the largo household was expensive and all outgoings had to bo met by Publishing Co Philadelphia Pa unflagging never ceasing work ner Daily Trains to Colorado Utah unci Cull life is a record of astounding indus- ¬ fornlu try too often pursued under stress of hard necessity London Acad- Commencing at 10 p m September 12th aud every night thereafter cmy at the same hour the Chicago Mil NOT SO GREEN waukee St Paul Railway tiain will leave the Union Passenger Station Young Lady Who Could Give Her Brothers Pointer3 on the Game Canal and Adams streets Chicago with elegantly equipped Palace A Detroit youth who had come Sleeping Cars for Denver and other home from college f6r vacation took Colorado points with through con- his younger sister out to sec a baseball nections at Denver for Salt Lake City She is a quiet demure little Ogden San Francisco aud points in game lass with blue eyes and a timid man- ¬ The route to Southern California Denver is via Omaha and Lincoln ner and she slipped into her seat Nebraska and is first class iu every in the grand stand as staidly as if she respect AH the modern facilities of were entering a family pew at church travel are included in this direct route As the game progressed he kind ¬ to Colorado tho Eldorado of the ly undertook to explain to her some ¬ West The allied lines composing thing about its points so she would the route viz the Chicago Milwau understand at least a little about t kee St Paul Railway Chicago to Now the man is about to throw Omaha and the Rock Island and He is called the to Denver and Colo- tho ball ho said Pacific Omaha The man with tho stick rado SpriugB have united to make pitcher lie will this the most populur route to all in his hand is the batter poiuts west of the Missouri river try to hit the ball and if lie does Eor further details time tables etc he will run to that little bag which iddress J G Everest General Trav is called abase St P Ry 95 eliug Agent C M The young mans sister seemed to Adams street Chicago 111 bo quite interested and listened at- ¬ tentively to his explanations MATKIMONIAI Presently some one hit out a two 1 Vell AbiUii ONE OFJWO JVjMS The bladder was created for oue purpose natm ly a receptacle for the urine ana hh much it ih nut liable to any form of dineahu except by one or iwowaya The first way is from im perfet cactiou of the kidneys Tho second way is from careless local treatment of other dieasei CllltiP OAttHH SAY oo TO BUY 9 air Nature jy Unhealthy urine from unhealthy kidneys is the chief catme of bladder troubles So tho womb like the bladder was created for pno purpose and if not doctored too much is uot liable to weakuesa or disease t xcept in rare cases It iqsitunttd back of aud very close to the bladder there fore any pain disease or iiiconveui once manifested in the Hdneys back bladder or urinary passage is often by mistake attributed to f niale weakness or womb trouble of Home sort The error is easily made and may bo as easil T out correctly set your urine aside for twenty four hour a hPiliineit or set tling indicates kidney or bladder trouble The mild and the extraor dinary effect of Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kidney and bladder remedy is soon tealized If you need a medicine you should have the best At druggists fifty cents and oue dollar You may have a sample bottle aud pamphlet both sent free by mail Meutiou the Hopkiusville Kentuck ian and send your address to Dr Co Kilmer Binghamton N Y The proprietors of this paper guarau tee the genuineness of this offer avoi led To find WE HAVE PLENTY TO SELL Pe-ru-n- a TriState Fair EVANSVILLE JHDaffoCo iMmu ummt Will accept notes for tuition or can deposit money In bank until position is secured Cnr fare nalcf Novara Send for free illustrated catalogue Mention this paper POSITIONS GUARANTEED tlon Enter at any time Cheap board 1 to 24 209 Draugiions Practical - SJ Sept MF 20 RACES Tln sKnfc JUauaat XXfrfnmwrtrr Dnmnnlitn Cltnkitnil TunAmltMff aIajikIi practical and progressive schools of the kind in the world and the best Patronized ones in the South Indorsed by bankers merchants ministers and others Fourweeks in bookkeepinjj with us are equal to twelve weeks by the old plan Their President isauthor of Draugiions New System of Bookkeep ¬ ing which cannot be taught in any other school Rflfl U U Kvcllt0 any college if we cannot show mote written applications for bookkeepers and 00 UUi fill stenographers received in the past twelve months than any other five Business Colleges in the South all combined can show to have received in the past five years We expend more money in the Interest of our Employment Department than any other Bus College in Tenn takes jr as tuition Amount we have deposited In bank as a guarantee thatu e have In the past ful- ¬ filled and will in the future fulfill our guarantee contracts IIOMB STUDY We have prepared especially for homestudy books on Bookkeeping Shorthand and Penmanship Write for pilce list Prof Drauciion r now have a position as bookkeeper and stenographer for the Southern Grocery Companyj ofthisplace salary S7500 per month Ioweitallto your books on bookkeeping nd shorthand prepared for homestudy Irl Armstrong PineSluJf Atk mtmpaf f Nashville Tenn Texarkana Tex 50000 HAPPY JACK the famous lone pacer goes NEW BICYCLES FOR SALE NEW BIGYOLESTORE N EW BICYCLES TO RENT wBdnasday mill F nday OUR REPAIR SHOP IS 1897 H c- - And we are prepared to do any kind of repairing on short notice cimr i WHELS AND TANDEMS FOR RENT 1 The paces to beat the track Oar Kent Wheels are all new aad Up to date Secondhand record 206 without rider driver or sulky about him R L AKIN wheels uonght and sold ALL WORK GUARANTEED Secy lltli BY SPECIAL REQUEST Dr GoltUtclu Will ICeninln Until tlitr Old Bicycles Made New T Old J WALSH Racket Stand STOVES REPAIRED Dr G Goldstein the well known optician is at the Latham to remain t few days and our people will have uu opportunity to haetheir eyes properly Jittcu with glasses Thorough examination of thfl eye uid adjustment of the glassps to all anomalies of sight made and prep ir hI fitted to each individual laljfc y aa oSal ii y y HI teel Ptows Avery Plows Qualified in his specialty by edu Disc Harrows cation and by years of practical ex penence in the one branch Scientific application of glasses to ill formsof mechanically defective Improved Chilled Plow Kentucky Plows Chattanooga Plows Also all kinds of plow repairs Chilled Plows Corn Drills dght Indorsed by- who found relief and co married in the County Clerks office Friday Judge Jno W Breathitt officiated- - As soon as the ceremouy was said the couple loft for their home boo and Miss lona M Woosley of the Bainbridge neighborhood Deboe Woosle Mr Jas W De were both mob Twenty X The rote for judge in McCracken county where all three of the candi dates live was Husbands 748 Bloom field 697 Bishop 622 For Attorney the vote stood Lightfoot 829 Brad shaw 690 Taylor 471 William Shanklin a farmer of Beechburg died and was juried in the local cemetery The next day it FlB found the grave had been open fednho body cot open and the lungs heart and other oigaus taken away Tho Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad Company is figuring on placing in the Pullman cars of tho through trainaygraphophoues which work ou tho principle of the phonograph Their use will bo f roe to the patrous of the F F V limited aud other through trains Col W L Crabb was held over at Eminence on a charge of selling whisky upon which mouey was bor rowed He gave bond Tho courts decisiou was a surprise as Col Crabb produced letters from the cashier of the bunk authorizing him to sell the whisky in bond Hoo fCtiO There is no question about it s Sarsaparilla is the best blood purifier This is proven by its vou derful cures of blood diseases J For more than twenty years we have been telling how Scotts Emulsion overcomes the excessive waste of the system puts on flesh nourishes and builds up the body making1 it the remedy for all wasting1 di ¬ seases of adults and children hut it isnt possible for us to tell the story in a mere stick-¬ ful of newspaper type Wc have had prepared for us by a physician a little book telling in easy words how and why Scotts Emulsion benefits and a postal card request will be enough to have it sent to you free To jlay would be a good time to send for it SCOTT BOWNE New York by the UHe of scientifically ad justed glasses more are yei countless numoers is who suffer untold misery that is attributable to defective sight Such perbagger that went clear through the sons will do well to see Dr Goldstein shortstop and lit out for first like a tt once aud have their eyes corrected THE KENTUCKIANS Clubbing List for thi i season has been care- wild turkey Consultation aud examination free fully culed and only tho best publications are used The young man began to explain and invited Our readers can make considerable saving by ordering all of their readNow he said if the fielder Masonic Iteunluii throws the ball to the man on the ing matter through us By concurrent action of Hopinsville bag before When more thau ono periodical is wanted in connection with the KEN Lodge No 37 Cliutou Lodge No The young man ceased suddenly 82 Mark Tyler Lodge No 819 and TUCKIAN send us your list and we willreturu estimate on tho combination nis sister had sprung upon a bench Cadiz Lodge No 121 a basket picnic Cash must accompany all orders and remittances miistbo by Bank grabbed bis hat and thrown it into will be held at Cerulean Springs Draft Postoffice Money Order or Express Order ljp tho crowd and shrieked at tho top Trigg county Ky on Wednesday Tho prices quoted below include one years subscriptiontpithe KEN Sept 22 1897 All masons their of her voice Yah yah yah I Wasnt that a families and friends are iuvited and TDCKIAN Address all orders to the get requested to bring well filled baskets hot tamale Kentuckian Hopkinsville Ky Go it Demp and enjoy the day wifh us that shortstop a seine Coleman Bro Grand Chaplain sey youro a peach What a daisy of Grand Lodge of Kentucky will 55 60 Century Magazine New York cutter I Get him a basket Whoopee speak iu the interest of the craft as 270 Cincinnati Inquirer weekly dont that make your whiskers curl will others of local note Good muBio 2 10 Commercial Appeal Memphis Yah yah yah 250 good speaking good water Good Courier Evansville 275 Sit down sis said tho young order will insure a good time Courier Journal 225 -- t Commercial Louisville Call PtvnniH Vn 191 man in a slightly aggrieved tone 1 800 O E Graves No 37 Farmers Home Journal Why didnt you tell me you were a Com 160 D A Amoss No 319 Forum nl Free Press Detroit rooter Benj Kaufman -iM Frank Leslies monthly Now York 7riV 225 -JTil Homo and Farm New Remedy for Burns 250 7000 Journal New York i Suribners Magazine Now York Dr Thierry of tho Paris Charity To loau on first class real estate i 50 5175 Youths Companion New York has by happy chance made AIho good lieu notes wanted hospital SfO Ladies Homo Journal CHRISTIAN CO ABSTRACT CO a discovory which may 350 Domorests Magazine New York H W Breathitt and benefit in tho treatment of 200 TriStato Farmer monthly Jno T Edmonds Mgrs Having been iu tho habit burns 250 New York World tri weekly of useing puric acid in solution as Accouut of soldiers reuuion the an antiseptic ho found one day when Illiuols Central R R will sell tickets some sealing wax fell on his hand at to Hodgensville Ky aud return on T C HANBERY M F SHRYER a timo when it was impregnated with Sept 10 11 and 12th at one fare this acid that he scarcely felt any Return limit Septomber 18th E M Sheuwood Agent pain and tho same immunity showed itself when ho let a burning match fall on his hand IIo has since found HANBERY SHRYER Proprs GIVEN AWAY that all pains from burning cease soon after bathing tho parts affected HOPKINSVILE KY RailrldEfeveS Tenth in a solution of this acid To persons who make tho greatest Trees that bloom nroltiest aro number of wordB out of tho phrase iSrCareful atientiou given to sampling and eelliug all tobacco consigned For not tha ones that have the best fruit Patent Attorney Wedderburn particulars addross tho National Re o us Liberal advances ou tobacco in store AH tobacco insured unlea Washington Demoqrat corder Washington D O otherwise instructed hundreds of persons nplete restor--ltio- SOLD AT LOWEST 3ltC3SS- G US YOUNG- - VI LLE SEiFOrp Hotel Latham HOPKINS Disc Cultivators Champion Mowers Hay Rakes nud all kinds of Farm Machinery K- Y- u 4 Qlubbins List p provo-of-im-mens- o PEOPLES WAREHOUSE 17800 i i H JS in ft J 1- M4i tl WalHWMWlttWSIWWiw I 6 BIRDS AND THE FARMER Why Thoy Bhould Bo tho Vory Boat of Friends KclntlonHof Feathered Iimeet Hitters to AttrlculiWc Dlacuased Jiy Irof Deal of llie llloloal- cnl urvy SpcclarWaahlnglon Letter his shot gun goes out into the field nnd shoots down a number of tbCRO innocent cannibals For whnt purpose Simply to take each dead bird Ad examine his stomach Tho sclouliet cantiicn learn what food the birds subsist upon and hence can dcterjnliiowhcthcr or not they are friends or foes of tho husband man It Is generally discovered that tho common birds are the friends of the farmers and are destroying his insec- ¬ tivorous enemies This discovery hav ¬ ing been hrntlc in each case the farmers arc Informed of the result of the inves Ugatlon nnd thereafter the shotg iin Is oo me Kuung hi u Uispcnscu wan few birds results in saving the lives of thousands of others The professor says that cuckoos arc much given to eating caterpillars and lo not object to their hair as many LONG SERVICE RECORD He THE PUm MAW Hi t realized his long hope will likely give rlso to reports of his retirement from tho bench The justice still bos a clear mind but pbjslcally he is very feeble He has refused steadily to say anything Fussy Man Eighty six and a fine breeze blow- ¬ about his retirement but it has beeu the general impression that he was only ing Fin going to get niy wheel and watting to break the record of service take a spin to Tonawanda and thatthen h would retire Hasnt it been agreat deal hotter In this connection it is recalled that than that when Justice Swayne passed 70 years Nopo some- one asked him why ho did not i e But Joe here said it was 104 in tire from the supreme bench If J fdvonld netJiv hi unlrl whnwmiM n the shade Ivite me to dinner Nonsense Somebody put up a This same consid eration may occur to Justice Field job on him Its much cooler than it come Thus It appear thftt PfSYi 63 MW Ae 60 were in though he is too feeble to take any was yesterday Qi CS dence is albwjsp an4 all seeiiigs or aa part in social life Nevertheless he larva stage The Fussy Man passed his hand tbe old hymn hath it Be moves fn a the Investigation demonstrates that may appreciate that a retired justice is across his brow It certainly was mysterious way Bis wonders to per farmers should do their best to culti soon forgotten by the busy world moist vate woodpeckers They leave no marks I shouldnt think youd worry Insectivorous birds feed upon that on healthy trees Onthe contrary they PORCINE CURIOSITY about the weather Eald Plotter No food whjch is most accessible and which unerringly trail doT the wood boring The Wart no Might Be Called a Tri ¬ 2 Your desk is right in the breeze larva and dislodge and devour them umph la Csllaeaa It is a picnic for a woodpecker to catch The ugly animal tbe wart hog is a and4 you look as cool and serene as an these tree killers They eat them with rare curiosity in this part of the worldj iceberg I envy a man like you who as much satisfaction and gratification but in East Africa and Somaliland isnt upset by little things like as a summer girl manifests over a dish where his foot Is on its native heath he weather of ice cream It usually happens that is thought as worthy an object of the he Fussy Man straightened ftp after these wood boring larva are de- ¬ chase sb is the good gray boar of India in his chair Ye he certainiv did the llolea nre Ailed with col stroy Those who have hunted bim with the vigorous His hand was steady Do th WRCdpfCr TI1 onies of ants fmi I wnrrttrfaaBmtrrs leave them to thrive there Kot much to the spear with a ohorgeaVrecitlessj0 didnt feel the heatbut why they like ants pretty Well tool and nnd fights as gamely when- brought td bhould he it was all a mistake about they watch those holes carefullyj well bay as hi relfltlVB tb pWh Unlike its being hot outside He took hi knowing that they will have tin ebietfi pen and calmly went on with Ins bther melhUelrS 6f reun festival of ants after a little While femalh is endowed with tusks as for work and consequently they keep tfa4 tFee mldotbloos those of her mate Say Joe said Plotter No 2 out clean all the time It Is their bUslnesa Itcgarded from an aesthetic point of and pleasure to do so Two flicker View the wart hog is one of natures in the hallway if I hadnt called the turn when I did youjd have given hi woodpeckers stomachs were examined in the laboratory nnd they tftch con a shock that would have laid him up tained 3000 ants besides the for a Week larva Those Were good wooi Not so bajUMhat I hop6 Hakl peckers and ought to have bsen Vepr Joe but how tnieitis and cultivated by the farmers firesides hot weather for instaWcotnut we as near neighbors and close friends feel yhat we believe wk flttl Lots of The official bulletin has a good word people need to be lift to for their alto lor the red headed woodpecker i KIBTRD 1 ovn good 1iA going to develop the It Is admitted that this bird is guilty idea and torgutiize the Popular Com- ¬ pass bj of tapping trees and drinking the sap is most pululttble Some fort Delusion company unlimited ertaln kinds of Insects rrhey will not It has been discovered however that Buffalo Express touch thenit unless tho birds are on very few trees are seriously injured r hort rations and ready to take any although some havodied within h year Bridge Nets sort of food which will ward off the or two after being Bappcd by thes The profebso tongs of hunger But the insects which ed headed fellows Bridge nets to save the lives of ire disdained by some birds are sought nays however that the bird enplanes Ity other common birds as their chiefest millions of Insects which are ttrcted Wkless cycling tourists are not com- ¬ by the sweet sap und the trPe tapping ilalnties mon The Tour club of France re- ¬ It is explained by the professor that is largely foris the purpose ot catching cently put up one though and has jrround feedlng birds will seek for probable that the red- ¬ Insects It THE WART HOG saved some lives where before sev ¬ in grass nnd dead leaves or about head fully compensates for the damage This Creature Holds the Rectf Tor Ug eral were lost The dangerous bridge lines tiie trunks of trees Those insects nre done by sapsucking in consuming so on which the net is hung is atltamin the most easily accessible and the many insects least happy efforts bute at least is a So birds are like men in that they are The kingbird comes in for a word of triumph in ugliness Kls head surprls gao in the Maritime Alps loking always for the easiest method praise He is distinctly a fly catcher ingly resembles Uttvt of the hippopot many riders huve charged the para- ¬ fmakinga living They will not fly as and takes a large portion of his food on nmus and the tusks are terrible weap- pet of this bridge in spite of the tongas they can walkorwaddle No wise the wing The kingbird also watches ons The huge Warty excrescences on boards and been thrown into the jurd will make uny effort to secure prey tho trees closely and gathers In all the animals fttee are an open question gorge below that it was decided to ii the mountain tops when he can live sorts of insects Tills bird has been when it comes to their use or purpose erect a net to catch these foolish like a prince in the valley These suspected of catching honey bees but One fact setothe wort hog apart from birds toll not nor do they spin an Iowa farmer says that he shot a Its familj ihls beast alone of all swine riders in their flight The erection of the net wascpinpldted on the 5th They just take life as it comes and live dozen kingbirds near his hives und mukes its lair below ground of April and the first cropper oc- ¬ In clover If they can They take no found not a single bee In any one of tliought of the morrow believing that their stomachs Therefore he con Halm on a Human Head curred on the 9th tho rider emerging A tfilmber of European savants have from the net safo and sound efficient unto the day is the evil there cludes that the kingbird is guiltless of Be- ¬ of The common birds are wise fellows this charge modified by the fact that in vast been counting a square inch of fore the 25th of the same month two The fly catching birds have an easv arlous parts of the country 14 king- ¬ hairs on the heads of several persons other lime of it They do not live in hotele birds were Killed and 40 drone bees rfnd announce that a head of fair hair The riders had been fished out ¬ nearest approach to this applijitd order their meals sent to their were found In their stomachs Isnt Is made up of 143000 hairs a dark head How In tho realm of produces 105000 hairs and a red poll ance in England is a case where the ii onis On the contrary they simply that wonderful t and wait for their opportunities Intelligence could those birds know only 20200 The reason for this de owner of a cottage at the foot of a They know that there are lots of flies that the drones were proper prey while ference is that fair hair Isof the finest steep hill frequently charged into by qualify ti the world millions of them and the working bees and queens mustbe and red hair of the coarsest very ex- - runaways banked up the end of his Tile scientists reached their Slab tflJMtfppfttPQttat JEJKuHftow spared J Wttirlankh The iMotnarVIs roilfpWneWell acVeoncluslons observe fne six otfd fhesfop not qllito so sudden M at by sitting on their limbs and pa At waiting the course of events because of the fact that it feeds nl hairs on the blonde head by counting least tently that is the apparent intention ilirro will be enough tiles every day com most wholly unon Insects In 238 the hairs in one square inch and mui it jf their way to meet the requirements stomachs examined It was discovered tlplying that number by the whole sur Fine Cliff Scenery but of course the nf their appetites They simply open that 7U per cent of the food of the birds face measurement sbdr- little bills give n peek at consisted of Insects alone It nests on process will work out with but approx The finest cliff scenery in tho a passing fly nnd swaMow bim If the ground and walks about with imate correctnes when applied to full United Kingdom is on the coast of heads it s a common ily well nnd good If It dainty step knowing that it Is a wel tho county of Donegal at the north i fat horse fly so much the better come visitor nnd therefore not In fear OMclllntton of Olilnmej of Ireland facing tho Atlan- ¬ Tm birds know their business After of human uss ault The meadow lark vThe extent of the degree of oscilla- west whero tho variety and grandeur story nbont Is wholly beneficial nilil Is not guilty tion of tall chjmneys may be exactly tic ding tho professors of the cliffs are most thrilling and im- ¬ i iids the writer is convinced that there of the common charge of pulling sprout taken by a close observation of the pressive Sliovo League south of wiho have much less ing grain It loves fat bugs and beetles plenty of men shadow they cast ilpon the ground A Glen Columbkille is u superb intro- ¬ se and who might well study the nnd takes grasshoppers and caterpil case in point is that of a chimney 11 nmon birds and their methods of lars also whenever they can be found feet high and 4 feet In diameter extern duction to Donegals coast splendors Kven when the ground Is covered with ally nt jvttlng on in the world the top nearIarseillcs the os Tn less than half n milo from tho tn tho scjentiilc study of common snow this bird finds insects somehow cillation of which was observed by the sea tho mountain rears its height to I ds thero has been many u murder and does not seek the granaries It In shadow during a high wind to attain nearly 2000 feet in tho island or Field observation Is not n very sklllfulinseet catcher inmltted the maximum of over 20 inches Achiil oft tho west coast of Ireland This letter contains only an epitome j fMclent for man because he ctinnoi tho cliffs of Croghan at Achiil Head The Flrt Coiner ot Geld incrn the details of tho workings oi of the proofs presented lh fatarof the Herodotus says thatCrocsns waatht rise sheer from the waters edge to h Wrds In order to obtain accurate farmers friend the common birds SMITH D PHY first sovereign to make coins of gold the dixzy height of 3000 fet man loach f il reliable InformAtion Assistant Omltholoirifit BctU ot ithe biological survey has prepnred a lul- Jctin for tho department of agriculture About common birds and their relation lo agriculture It Is a very Interesting Prof Bcal says official document long been known that birds It has 3lay an important part In relation to Agriculture but thero seems to be a tendency to dwell on tho harm they do i t rather than on Uic good Whether a Injurious or helpful depends al- ¬ bird is most entirely upon what it cats and In iho cose of unusually abundant species of birds tho character of the food be comes a very practical question Fanners of experience have long clnco concluded that tho big flocks of blackbirds woodpeckers and other com- ¬ mon birds are not present to commit depredations but to help the farmer by destroying noxious Insects Nearly all land birds subsist principally on in sects and during tho breeding season Ihey rear their young exclusively on thla sort of food When farmers dis HAIRY WOODPECKER cover aa unusually large flock of bhrds they may wejl be assured that there birds do On the contrary cuckoos eat isNan unusually large crop of insects the Tiey aro luscious and whoever believes so many hairy caterpillars thattheir common birds arc pot epicures nas hairs pierce the inner linings of that not studied birds They not only cat stomachs and when they are opened Insects but somo of them aro very and turned inside out th c cuckoo Btom choice of their selections The com nchs seem to bo lined with a thin coat mon birds discover tho presence of In ing of fur which appears to be a part of sects when human eyes would neve the stomach itself Nature provides for pontinued digestion just the same even suspect their presence While the scientific slaughter of Is called by Prof Bcal to Attention cuckoos was going on 10 of tho birds tho fact that during the recent plague examined and tho result shows ot locusts in tho western states they were they had all been diligently en ¬ that were eaten by every common bird in gaged in helping farmers that section and they formed the prin neighborhood Thethe stomachs of their 10 showed cipal food of the birds during that en11 the remains of 328 caterpillars iiro season Before the locusts came beetles 15 grasshoppers 03 saw files from the Eocky mountains and de scended upon tho prairies tho fanners four spiders and three stink bugs complained of the unusual numbers of Those were Industrious birds and they common birds By prophetic instinct were doing their best for their farmer Cka birds knew that the locusts were friends when they were ruthlessly shot oeming and they were there to receive down for scientific investigation Just think were 328 item Tho birds were in some occult many of itl There the larva caterpillars of them in stage But manner advised oi the immediate fu lor all ture while tho farmers were wholly lars tnosc cuckoos beenof those caterpil ¬ would have working on the 39 pntgue which was to leaves of trees aatwAre 9 and they prefer apple linn Jnat CatnIilUbil Associate Justice Stephen J Field on August 10 passed the poiat ol longest service in tho supremo bench of tho United States Justice John Marshal tho father of tho suprcineaurt nnd godfather of the constitution served from January 31 1601 to July i0 1835 or 34 ycar9 5 months nnd 6 day J ustico Fields scrvico began March 10 1803 and on August 10 reached 34 years 5 months and 0 days Tho supremo court is rcmarkalble for tho length of service 6f many of its justices 2sTo fewer than 11 men ihavo Justice Field of the 5ircinc Court One Illustrates tho lifluonca j1 iiS3t JUSTICE FIELD Now Holds the Supreme Court Long- ServJco Record i sat upon tho bench more than a quarter of a century each Justice Field though several months past 60 is notthe oldest man that ever 6at upon the bench That honor be- ¬ longed to Chief Justice Boger B Taney who was just 69 when he went upon the bench and remained there 28 years and C months making him 87 years and C months pldi before death took him from his seat Tho fact that Justice Field has now Tho Fussy Man wna i rotting und fuming Lecniiic of the hunt Two of tricts are invariably accompan liis desk uintes observed iiiB condi- ¬ ied by derangements of the tion nnd put Upa job Thqy loft tho Liver and Bowels oilico together About half an hour Stomach later one of them rel urncd nppurcnt- of ly on tlie verge oi prostration The liver is the great driving Fussy Man viewed him with concern The This is a recordbrenker gasped wheel in the mechanism ol tfevor wns so hot in man and when it is out of order tho plotter UuflfaJo before If 101 in the shade There nre idozeiis of im the whole system becomes de- ¬ 8troke9 reported ml thoy tell mo ranged and disease is the result thnt pcoplo who work in hot offices nre more liable to bond trouble than those who arc in open air Phew I Troubles Cure all never saw anything Jike it By the way how jiJc you arc Ruins nre duliijiug thu European The Fussy Man hadnt been par- ¬ ticularly pale but now the blood left wheat LuirvoHt his fnce and ho 6ank down in his chair lleauty In Wood Deip with a frightened look He took up Clean bloofl nipftim aclpan nkln No bounty atliartle clean Withoutlt Cfts3reta his pen and his hand shook eo ho yourblopd aim keep It Unmly by xtlrrlnK up clean nil Impurities from tho lfur couldnt write He reached for his tho body liver and driving to banish pimDled Jlcyln today handkerchief to wipp his brow bolls bloiclic r blackheads end that Mck y bilious complexion by taking ncnretN Up in the druc store just now beauty tor fn cents All druggists continued tho bearer of evil tidings uon guaranteed iw zoo win I saw a man brought in who was Bumps paced a great heat at Charstruck all of a sudden at his desk He ter Oak Park just collapsed so to speak The doc A Sound Liver Make a Well Mutt tor said he was safe enough as long as lie perspired but when the perspira- ¬ Are you bilious constipated or tion stopped things got dangerous troubled with jaundice sick head Tho Fussy Man passed his hand ache bad taste in mouth foul breath across his brow He had heen sweat- ¬ ujuiuu tongue ujupepsia muigefl ing like a sieve but now he seemed to tion hot dry skin pain in back arid find his forehead getting ominously between th shoulders chills and fever etc If you havo uny of iheao dry symptom your liver is out of order 1 This is awful lie faltered and your blood is slowly being havent felt well since I came in after poisoned because your blood doeB lunch I declare I think Ill have not act properly Herbino will euro to any disorder of the liver stomach or Just then Plotter No enmebrisk bowels It has no equal as u liver medicine Price 75 cents Free ly in looking cool as p encumber How hot is i now gasped the trial bottlo at It C Hardwicka drug Oor of Mind Mat or 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DESIUH H W00 Anyone aendlng a iketch and lulckly aacertain froe whether an trlctly probably potentablo Communications patenta confldentlalj Oldest wonoy for securlntt In America We hava a Waanliitpn offlce Patents taken throuU Munn Co reoelv special uotloo tn tbo lelP0S57 o There is no oueHtion about it is StirhYtparilla is the best blood purifier This is proven by its won deiful cures of blood diseases dent Mndison D Dollv Mndisopj daughter of Presi intfriJfLlT1 SaurBmiffisVWawltAJIa ook on Tatknth sent free Address MUNN A CO 81 Br4wav New York sniFHTIFIH AMERICAN i C in July died at Washington is 1819 Movement for 50 cf nt telephone breaks loose in Memphis tCilvcMUYtfQt Howel to Imve marched iuto the pirt of Cub OenQiijutin Baudoras reported wtern Willi CaiCHreta 2jjKittftfUt letttucM BKAZI1S NEW CAPITAL A City to Bo Batabllahod In tho rro7itioo of O oyaz THE SURGEON FISH i ntioutrh to look At Hat DnncprniiM to llnmllc The surgeon fish owes its iimoei to tuo sharp lancet like spines which Hie short but very sharp Sometimes Uley are carried ugalnst the body lying each partly mibebedin a little trough of its own In the side of the tall tometlines the poirjts of the when spines are thrown forward-andcxtehded they are like baibs one on each side of the fish They mnke the ilsh dangerous to bundle for they may easily Inillet serious wounds In shape soys the New York Sun the surgeon fish Is thin and deep it Is rather slow in its movements and of llHnt CHEEKS AFTER JEERS- How aa Amorloan Surpisod Crowd of Stobd Oarmano a It Will lie l itltl Ont mi n Ji nuil Scnlo ntul n aitiKirillfrnt Capital In io lie Llrouietl Vlthoiit Much folded-x-losel- IJtlnj j He lloiif n MkIiIiiIiik Sketch Artist nt It In On ti JtuiK - A Il ii n It That A ItcOcctfd Creillt on ltn Everybody guys So Casearot Candy Cathartic the moat wonderful mcdlonl discovery of tho age pleannr An I roll tailing totiieiaitc not K inly and m llvc rand buWelH oleiiliKliig the en ¬ itlvcly tire Hygtenidltiel eold oureluAidaciie fevor haultunln nnnjuitlun nml hlllousnriH Ileuse 11 25 60 O to day buy ami try a box o kiih suiu ana guaranteed hi ouio by All druKitUU il H 0AUGHTA TARTAR Tlie government of llrtCis ubout to undertuKe un uxiYatfrdidury enter Irise in the eatubliskniltUdf Cucweup ital In the Mine of lloyuK neur the f frf D a dignified manner Its mouth is small with small sharp teeth set near the lips it nibbles its food off the rocks It has a high forehead with the eyes set near the top of the head Tho dorsal fin exfends the length of the body from headi to tail the anal fin extends for half the fishs length In color the surgeon fish may vary as many other fishes do more or less in accordance with its condition and surroundings and its appearance may also depend much upon the light in which it is seen It usually appears to bo of some shade of green or blue Sometimes it appears to have a green body with blue trimmings the trimmings being the fins The body may be of a dark blue with the dorsal and1 anal fins of a bright blue and the ventral and pectoral fins tipped with blue Sometimes the whole fish is of a deep purplish or violet blue and so sometimes its coloring is very beauti- ¬ ful The picture here shown was drawn from a surgeon fish which came from Bermuda this fish was little more thuu a foot in length which is about an average size The surgeon fish is rather common in West Indian waters but not very common in the waters of Bermuda This specimen which was the only one obtainable- at the time of the first of the recent collections in Bermuda was for the New York aquarium wounded and otherwise in poor condi ¬ EDWIN H CONOBR tion when it left the island and it surUnited States Minister to Brazil about three capital in the central part of vived here butfish are expectedweeks how Other surgeon wnich should take the republic the government away from the ever at the aquarium unhealthy city of Rio to the pure air of ABDURRAHMAN KHAN the interior and an appropriation was lie Ia MaUlafc Trouble for the British made to pay the expenses of surveys in India yAfter a careful examination oLnll the Abdurrahman Khan the ameer of Ilocali ties suggested the commission de- ¬ Afghanistan who it is said is conniv ¬ cided to recommend a beautiful spot ing at tho overthrow of British suprem ¬ among the hills on the central plateau acy in India is one of the most power- ¬ of the republic in the state named ful monarchs in all Asia He was put which may be described as the dome upon the throne of Afghanistan practi- ¬ rf Titx nnfinint- Tt in nlmnsr tvliA pt cally by the British government of act center of the continental water- ¬ India Abdurrahman is 07 years old shed within a few miles of the sources and is a nephew of the lato Ameer Shere of the Paraguay andt the great fluvial All In the civil war of 1804 he took system of the southern portion of the sides against his uncle on behalf of his continent which pours into the sea through the Parana and La Plata irivers To the northward within a Jew miles are the sources of the Ama ¬ zonian system which drains the cen ¬ tral and northern part of Brazil and the eastern slopes of the Andes With in a single clays journey a man may toss into one stream a chip that will float to the Atlantic ocean by the southern system of rivers and into another a chip that will reach the sea through the great delta of the Amazon There are beautiful lakes and other natural attractions near the proposed teite the hills are covered with mag polEcent timber the valleys are natural parks the altitude is 4000 feet above ABDURRAHMAN KHAN the sea and the climate is said to be Tho Afghan Prince Who Is Making Trouble for tlo English Ithe most healthful in all South Amer- ¬ ica father Afzal Khan and distinguished It ia expected says tho Chicago himself by winning several important Record that the congress of Brazil battles He was made governor of during its present session will take Balkh and his moderation and kind imeasures ifor tho construction of a ness won for him a high degree of capital at this point It will bo laid out popularity He married the daughter upon a grand scale buildings will be of the chief of BadaJghen and thus erected for the use of the executive served to increase the popularity which 7Wanches of the government anda mag-L- -- ho had made for himself by his benefJiAfieont cnnltol to contain the halls of icent rule In 1808 his cousin Yakub congress Private citizens will bo in Khan the son of Shere All fought AbTlted to erect residences and as soon as durrahman and defeated him atBajgah the railway is completed it is expected and also at Tinah Kahn He then iled that there will be n rush of immigra ¬ from the country and took up his resi tion toward the locality The new ctyy dence in Russian territory Gen Kauf ks tobepurely acapital Commercial and mann permitted him to live nt Samar manufacturing enterprises will not be cand and the Russian government encouraged but general Immigration allowed him an income of 25000 rubles tfrom foreign countries as well ns from a year In 1879 ho left Turkestan and other parts of Brazil will be invited marched with some forces to the Cabul JAnto tho surrounding country border One year later he was chosen A similar enterprise upon Oi smaller by the principal men of Cabul as ameer ecale hassbeen carried out recently in of the country th state of Mlnas which is the most The IVorliln Wheat K In fir progressive and populous of all Brazil The wheat king of the world be and lies in tho center of the republic named Bellohorisone longs to Argentina Ho is nn emigrant A new city which means beautiful horizon has jiamed Gauzone nnd his broad acres are been built within the last three years In situated in the south of the province occupies an the midst of a great plain under tliedi of Buenos Ayres His cropnumbers his rection of the state officials and largely area of 02270 acres no and each one at the states expense and the capital workmenaby tho thousand of the profits receives is eoon to be moved there from Ouro WThen his certain share Is seasons crop harvested ho the government has al ¬ fills over 3000 railway Preto where trucks with the ways been located The new town al grain a population of several thou- ¬ ready has t sand The success of Bcllohorlwme has How to tine Court Planter encouraged the federal government to Court plaster should be used with carry out immediately the scheme for a care If tho injury bo very slight tho national capital in the interior method of application is unimportant t but if at nil deep juver use the plaster Tonnsr Hull mix n Farmer Qut of 070 Indian boys ana girls late- ¬ to cover the cutf Simply use long nar ¬ ly at tht Inclnn industrial school at row strips and apply them across the Carllslo oply 1Q1 were there in August cut to bring Its edges together Then The other 400 were out among the the secretions of tho wotrnilcnn es farmers of the state helping to harvest cape Never apply court plaster to u bruised wound the crops that he might have a window from which ho could look over Europe Tbe Czars Window as St Peters burg is known Washington and La Plata which Is the capital of the state yffii Buenos AJres In the Argentine lie public are the only cities that were iully laid out with streets avenues and parks platted and the sites of publiv liulldlngs located before the earth wn disturbed by a spade or tho sound of n hammer was beard All of these cities were within convenient dis tances of other cities St Peters ythrg from Moscow La Plata from Buenos Ayres and Washington from Philadelphia and New York But the government of Brafcll proposes to plunge into the untrodden wilderness of Goynz which with its vast plains rich valleys its exhaustlcss minerals pastoral vegetable and timber re-¬ sources its navigable rivers and fine climate offers the most inviting field in South America for emigrants It is as large as Franc6 and contains only 211721 population It is not yet reached by railways but the proposed location of the new capital will be 48 hours distant from the city of Santos when the railways now existing in that province are extended Some years ago a commission was appointed to locate a site for a geographical center ofthe republic The scheme Is so bold that it reminds fcne of the worlt of Peter the Great when he built St Petersburg in order T J SURGEON FISH A Funny Creature from the Wuters of Bermuda Berlin The teller of the story with some friends hud dropped Into an uiiiusenieiuhulluheiotiie principal per former seemed to be a lightning sketch artist unnoutucd on tho bill as Prof u tall laug halred man whose rupid work was giving great sat isfaction to the audience His arms worked like a windmill and the paint Hew off his- brush in a steady stream The result Uldnt resemble any- ¬ thing until with a quick spit spat of the brush he put a touch here and a touch there and behold a picture It wasnt a work of art to bo sure but thon the spectators were by no means critical As the professors arms flew around and his brush whacked the canvas turning out new pictures in less than half a minute the enthusiasm In ¬ The professor sat down to creased rest A well dressed young man evidently an American called out in very shaky German Oh professor jou are slow and your pictures are bad Como up and try one yourself if you think so replied the professor All right said the young man and while the rest of the spectators were shoutingand laughing nt the invitation he climbed up on the stage and took possession 6f the professors paints and easel It was apparent that he knew some thing about painting from the ease with which he handled his brush After If you bvor try SutlierlaudH EhkIc New York Sun reporter heard ah Eyo salve fui failing oyo night gran artist tell un amusing Story of u prnnk uliueu iius ur uio oeri of any kind plowed by a young Amurlean student Hi you will be it keen tiiglitetl ml vert iter A Perpetrator big Luuuii JiliiJtinieriutf Oxpaditiui dhicnn is nllpcpfl tn lirt llin Rpnt nf Little News Lassie Didnt Tako to Young Mens Patronizing Ways She was a bright looking little girl selling newspapers nt one of the little stands which dot the corners of the down town streets and her clothes though cloan hud a kindred appear ¬ ance to the rag tag and attire of the street arabs A nice looking young man diesed happy-go-lucky How much of womans life happiness is lost for lack of harmony A hundred sweet Sweet Bella Jangled Out of Tune AJ tuei oaious tones ruined by one little note of disWo cord ought to rn c n who 4 I in a jaunty summer suit nnd wearing Dniggistb gold eyeglasses cninc sauntering nlong in a self satisfied humor nftor his little ten cent lunch nnd he Cornelius Vuiulorbilt mis boveml stopped and looked down at the lit- ¬ ciiililitiu tle girl in a fatherly patronizing way KlillKK IK SIX IlOUhS she called out expect- ¬ Paper Diatiotiug Kiduey uud Uladder antly Whatchcr want dibtUboa relieved in aix liours by tut And she hold out the assortment New Gheat South American Iuia ey of papois and mndo reudy to pdect Core Tyis new leuiedy ia ti gioat the one upon which he should de- ¬ surprise ou account of its exceeding cide promptness iureJieving pam in the he said hesitatingly 1 bladder kidueys buck and every part dont know nata in tho paper of the unnury passages iu mule or anyway femule It relieves retention of water News sec she replied and she uud paiu iu pussiug it almost imme vvuut quick relief aud gazed at him with an expression of diately It you Yaint scared of a cent cure this is yoUr remedy Sold bj suspicion R C Hardwick druggist Hopkins aro you ville Ky Huh why of course not re- ¬ plied the young man and he com- ¬ There are no postal Baviug banks menced to laugh nnd attempted to ia the United States pat her upon the head in a congratu- ¬ Dr Bells Peppermint Chill Tonic latory manner youre all right nil cures chills permanently A sure up right nint you A petizer A perfeot blood purifier I think so was tho calm nnd complete streugtheuer Ic will give steady reply but say whatcher color to the face uud change that sal kiddin about Why dont you buy low complexion to a beautiful rosey a paper If you aint got the price hue It corrects disorders of the stomach aud aids digestion Over Ill trust yer see if thats what yer comes nervous depression aud low waitin for The young man flushed and smiled spirits It will restore exausted and nursing mothers to full strength aud in a weak manner energy abd muke bone and muscle Oh I dont know little one he for children Guaranteed said And leaving his toothpick sticking at a rakish angle out of the The colors of the Vassar college are corner of his mouth he reached into rose aud gray his hip pocket and drew forth a little Wonderful South American lllood Cure leather purse I guess Ive got some Quickly dissipates all scrofulous money here whats your name any- ¬ taints iu the system cures pimples how He beamed down upon her ingra- ¬ blotches and sores On the face thor oughly cleanses the blood of boils tiatingly but she gazed up at him carbuncles abscesses and eruptions dubiously before she cast a wearied renders the skin clear young and glance upon the purse beautiful If you would escape Well me name aint no different blood poison with all its train of horthan it was this morning the said rors do not fail to use this masterly Say but youre slow blood purifier which has performed And the young man with a red such stupendous cures in all cases of hot face gave a wild look around shattered constitution and depravity of the blood Bad health signifies and began opening his purse 1 stily bad blood Sold by R C Hardwick he How old are you anyway druggist Hopkinsville Ky asked The little one removed her eves The birthday stone for Jauuary is from the money in the purse a mo- ¬ NATIVES HE SURPRISED THE granite ment and looked up at him quiz- ¬ The Humorous Tankeo Seemed to Be In a Frenzy A horny rough feeling about the zically lookin two or three preliminary motions to eyes inflamed or granulated lidb is Why she questioned limber up his arms he turned and mude soft and smoothe with one ap- for a wife bowed low to the audience in the pro plication of Sutherlands Eagle Eye The young man was in such haste fessors best manner The caricature Salve Try it tonight and you can to get away that when he grabbed the was appreciated and a terrific howl see better to morrow night It is not paper she proffered him he did not greeted him unpleasant to use notice that it was two days old nor Turning to the canvas he swung his paint brush at a rate that made the Gift that he had given her a ten cent piece¬ The name Dorothy signifies And the little girl aftby mistake professors previous efforts seem slow of God er cautiously biting the coin has- ¬ by contrast He seemed to be in a frenzy and the ej es of the stolid GerMy boy came home from school tened out to sell one of an extra edi mans in the theater bulged with as- one day with his hand badly lacerated tion to a fat old gentleman who was tonishment They forgot to drink their aud bleeding and suffering great signaling wildlyfrom a car Chicago beer In less than a minute the Amer J pain says Mrs E J Schall with News lean turned and bowed again to the Meyer Bros Drug Co St Louis Mo spectators to imply that his picture I dressed the wound aud applied A WONDERFUL FISHERMAN was completed and that he awaited Chamberlains Pain Balm freely All their decision As he stood aside nnd pain ceased aud iu a remarkubly Attained a Past Masters Degree in the canvas ou which he had been work- ¬ short time it healed without leaving a the Art ing was exposed there was silence for scar For wounds sprains nwelliugs Barnett is a wonderful Friend a moment and thcn came a storm of aud rheumatism I know of no medi jeers in which tho professor joined cine or prescription equal to it 1 fisherman remarked4 Superintend- ¬ ent Curran of the N 0 and N E The canvas was merely a blotch Not UUUQIUCI lit il 1IUUSDUU1U ucwcsauj even tho wildest imagination could The 25 aud 50 cent sizes for sale by railway speaking of the general trace any suggestion of a picture on it R C Hardwick freight and passenger agent of that The American looked pained at his road I was just listening to n long greeting and then turned toward the Seal catch in Bering Sea is about account of the number of fish he canvas A surprised expression came caught while at Gulfport to day over his face That couldnt be his ne has just returned and he said that picture The spectators were still Chills area bad sign Chills porjeering hinij when as if it were a sec- ¬ tend the oucomiug of serious disease Spanish mackerel were biting like ond thought he sprang to the easel They precede pneumonia inflamma mad at tho port and that he caught and turned the canvas bottom side up tion of tue bowels and many other in three hours 89 of the fish and had The jeers were changed to cheers dangerous diseases They should it not been for a severe electric storm Tho canvas now bore an excellent never be neglected Dr Bells Pep- he would have caught 1000 A bolt landscape with nodetailleft out There permint Chill Tonic cures them It of lightning struck his reel melted were trees a stream an old Dutch tastes like mint candy All druggists the metal and then followed his line house and in the background several guarantee it Bar- ¬ into tho water and exploded cows It had been painted coarsely nett says that when it exploded but it was effective and far superior Porter Rifles take Bteps to turn out the concussion killed tho entire school to anything that the professor had on Nashville Day of mackerel and that within five min- ¬ turned out While the spectators were laughing utes the surface of the bay was cov- ¬ A Cure for Ulllons Colic at the young Americans ready wit he Resource Screven Co Ga I have ered with dead fish The only one sprang off the stage and accom- ¬ beeu subject to attacks of bilious colio of the lot which escaped was the one panied by several friends left the hall Beveral Chamberlains at the end of his line It had swal ¬ I learned that he was studying art In for Cholera years Diarrhoea Remedy lowed the hook Tho electric fluid Colic and Berlin and that he spent more time In is the only acts sure relief practical jokes than at the art schools charm One dose of it Itgives like a had straightened the hook and forced relief the point out of its stomach and He had fairly beaten the professor at when his own game and1 there were no more Sharp all other remedies full G D the current following tho steel had For sale by R C Hardwick passed through tho fish into tho wa ¬ lightning sketches that evening Counterfeit Money market Senator Lindsay thinks the Demo ter with tho result stated I always knew Barnett was a good fisher- ¬ In Paris there is a false money mar crats will carry Ohio man but I never knew ho had at- ¬ ket where waiters procure their store of Unit a Severe Attack bad coin It is of course held secret- ¬ tained a past masters degree in the Hnvinrj n nnrnrn nftnnk nf rlihnma- - art ly There is a regular traffic and the N 0 Times Democrat sharpers know exactly what they will tism aud malaria1 fever and not re No Respecter of Persons receive for the real money they are pre- ceiving benefit from medicines pre- ¬ pared to invest Thus a spurious five scribed I began taking Hoods Sar When Admiral do Horsey at Port franc piece fetches from two francs to Rfmnrilla I wnn vnrv wnnk at that two francs 50 centimes according to time After taking three bottles I Royal was ono night returning to the excellence of its imitation two was relieved ana at the euu ot turoe his flagship alone his way to tho franc pieces cost from 50 to 75 cen- months I was cured led James F Mil- boat says Household Words times and one frano piece 25 centimes ler Grundy Kentucky A black across the barrack square Bad gold coins aro rarely seen there sentry of ono of tho West India regi- ¬ The explanation of this is that apart Hoods Pills act easilv aud nromnt- - ments halted him at t ho gato with from the fact that the manufacture of ly on the liver and bowels Cure Great was tho ad ¬ Who goes dar them is very costly it requires con- ¬ sick headache mirals annoyance to find he hnd scientific knowledge and this siderable tho ordinary counterfeiter rarely pos Alvin Smith nerhans fatallr in noglccted to get thepassword Thats sesses ho said carelessly hop- ¬ all right jured near Estill Springs ing to ovcrcomo tho mans scruplos n u Door Jinll Dcatl Chicntrn Boston and Baltimore by indifforenco you know who I The door nail in early times was the plate at the door upon which the old won the National League games am Dunno nobody sar ro foshloned knocker struck to arouse the pliod the darky poinpously you Moonshiners aud revenue officers inmates of the house As the plate or cant go in dar fVi v Im Ad ¬ nail was struck many more times than had ii terrible battle iu Arkansas Vt yan cant miral do Horsey any other nail it was assumed to be I dont care which go iu was thp reply dead than other nails Hence the more New tariff has another taugle of you Admiral do DpnkevT dont phrase Dead as a doornail has to bo straightened out uuiuiig hell it our friends lurk fect hap pi ness of love and wifehood and motherhood are mis erable from one years end to the joy the en- ¬ per- ¬ JV 1 cause of some weakness or disease of the delicate organism of their sex These delicate com- ulaints which make a Jangling dissonance of so luauy liven Hie nut uy any means a necessity of womanhood Thev niiv lie overcome and completely eradicated under judicious treatment There is no need of repugnant examinaTliere is no need of resorting to any tion unauthorized medicament compounded by an unskilled uneducated person Doctor Tierces 1avorite Prescription cures the troubles of the feminine organism posi ¬ tively completely and safely For nearly o years Dr R V Pierce has been chief consulting phvsician 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 charpe 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 living at Eagle Rock Uotetourt other be iUlu i writes Mrs G A Connor of Allegh- ¬ any Spring Montgomery Co Va a lady My daughter aged friend came to me and saidH years has repeated hemorrhages at the nose and she has never had the necessary indispositions of womanhood I advised her to get Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription The lady pur¬ chased one bottle and It cured her daughter She was well and happy when I left there Co Va Constipation is the all embracing cause of ill helth Dr Pierces Pleasant PelleU cure it They never gripe ft 5B THE GREAT- ough Trunk Line not ween tho cities 0 Cincinnati Lcxiiigton Louis v 2 Evansville St Louis And thcoltlenot Nashville Memphis Mont gomery Mobile an New Orleans WITHOUT CHANGE AND SPEED UNRIVALED Pullman Pa7 ace Cars for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jackson- ¬ ville and points in Florida onnectioDs are made at Guthrie and NaBhviJle for all points iorth East South and West emigrants n Pullman Palace Cars bis road will receive special low rates ee agents of this company for rates ouifis c or writf to H P Atmobe G P TA Louisville L N srsrs 10 74 B S5 SOUTH TIME TABLE Mail TRAINS GOING NORTH NoOJMall mu h 0 f ioulsFast In Jo 1o 61 65 61 room Mtshville St Louis Express 0llair pm r 07 18m v Nashville Accomodation 530am 6 13pm No 9iNO limited 816 pm ashvllle Accommodation does not run en undav s North bound St Louis and Chicago Fast rolns have brough trains solid and sleepers 0 Chicago and St Louis Fast Line stops only at Important statloni tud crossings Ha lirough Pullman sleep rs to Atlanta ba J M AnAMSAgent St Louis Mall TRAINS OOINO Jo 63 St Louis Express pm am J Two Through 12 HOURS NEW Trains Daily Runnlnz Pullman Vestibule Sleeping and Dining Cars Nashville to Chicago NASHVILLE TO CHICAOO Throuith Buffet Sleeping Cars from Orleans 0RLE15SFL0RIDA SPECIAL LeaesNcw Orleans Dally at 1305 noon via L N R R Ncilivlfle ut7aonn1 New CHICAGO MSHYILLE LIMITED Leaves Nashville Dally at 720 p m I For detailed Irformation address P P JEPFklBS fJenl Passenger Aeent Uvansvllle D H Ind HILLA1AN Oenl Southern Agent Oa Nashville Tenn S L ROGERS Trv Passenger Agent Atlanta It Graiu movement from tho west is BWiunpiug tho railroads Two Millions a Year When people buy try and buy again It The people of the mean theyre satUUed United States aro now buying CuicurcU Can ¬ dy Cathartic at the rate of two million boxes a year and It will be three million before New Years It mann merit nroved that Caaoarrttii are the inont delightful bowel regulator for everybody the ear round All druggists 2io 60c a box cure guaranteed ta-- -i v ST fiwMUft wwtf rmMntfKSSB Ji H i Yf 8 HERE AND THERE tKitsoKAiWiojliiV IjpjJltiiuwUtc iKcnttwhlnti iff OrXVIint Uenellt Hwnnrrcnil s Mrs Iko Hart hnthgpne tp GinoiuV Combination Sule next wook uati The hdtol at Ceruleau lias closed Mr H M Fraukel has gone east to for the season buy goods Leave your ork tit Hilles ExDr Jos A Young haB returned celsior Laundry from Chicago Circuit Court cotivenod in Cadiz Dr Austin Bell will return from New York this week jestorday Watch for the Groat Combination Miss Ida McCarley has returned Sale from a vacation of several weeks Several fine residences at Guthrie Mr H M Frankol has gone to the nre ueariug completion Eastern markets to buy full goods Combination Closing Out Salo Mr J H Anderson will return next week from New York to doy There will be barbecue and pic Miss Minnie Brouaugh of Madison nic at Bluff Springs next Saturday ville is visiting relatives in tho city Wait for the Big Combination Miss Annie Rutherford of Elkton Jdosing Out Sale has entered Bethel Female College Jim Williams col died in Hub Miss Ellen Torian has returned bardsville last Friday of fever aged from a pleasant visit to Pembroke 19 years friends Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over Mrs Thos D Armistead has reCity Bank HopkiuBville Ky turned from a visit to her parents at An effort is being made to organize Louisville aKuights of Honor lodge at Fair Mr C H Bush is up from a spell view of sickness that kept him at home for Two stocks consolidated must be a week closed out in sixty days Miss Lilly Brown has returned Rev W J Couch of Pembroke from a visit of a week to friends near lias just closed a successful protracted Trenton meeting at Conio Teuu Mr John W McPherson has reWatch the papers for the Big Com- turned from a visit to the Tennessee Centennial bination Closing Out Sale ¬ Mrs J H Kugler will return this Mr and Mm L L Leavell of Bev erly gave a barbecue t6 a number of week from a yisit to relatives iu Marysville Mo iheir Iriends last Saturday Mrs J H Anderson has returned Lowest prices ever named at the from an extensive outing Her last Combination Closing Out Sale visit was at Madisonville A recent hail storm did great dam Mr Creed Haskins of Guthrie age to several large crops of tobacco spent several days of last week iu jn the Fairview neighborhood Doves are still quite plentiful and this county Mr Jolin Moayon has returned sportsmen are having tine shootiug from the east where he bought around the ponds Number one Jersey milk cow for largely for the fall and winter goods Bale guaranteed first class Miss Anna McCombs of Louisville Apply who has been visiting Mrs J E iere The exceedingly dry hot weather McPherson returned home Saturday jot the past two weeks will it is esti Mme Fleurette Levy has returned mated cut the cotton crop short fully twenty five per ceut Thoroughbred Jersey heifer calf Bolid fawn color for sale at 10 In K ¬ JJvanpulll8liCl Dyreiiu sioi mo socieiy Tho above subject does not suroly come in the form of a question to the thoughtful Christian mind but as we aro 30 apt amid tho daily worries and crowding carping cares of life to be come neglectful of boiiio of its most important duties and privileges we will attempt to follow u brief line of r thought on this subject Z Iu earliest childhood is tho time to f mould the character of the future is 0P-hyoung man or wotnan Then it Literary society at TUurgiiayiiiKluSfipi In the Suntltty Hchool ti tlie Church Wore tho llislllflild UollKlOl g l monthly inejtlny w uti o inviuy t I S 4P New Shoe Store 1 Lust JUrfe wo sold to J H Andersou Co our entire stock of bIiOos with the iulen tion of going out of tho shoe busiuesi But previous to tho salo we hail placed our Fall order with tile manufacturer for a full line of heavy nud medium weight shoes We thought at the time we sold to Messrs Anderson Co wo could couutermand our orders but the manufactories wroto us that it would bo Impossible to aecopt u countermand ns tho goods were out and some of them already made up with our name on them So of course wo had to take them Now Friend you boo the position we are in And to make a long story short wo will say wo have got shoes and waut money You h ivj got money aud need shoes Now is your chance to buy your Fall and Winter Shoes at a C m M g JS and pure unspoiled simple heart is aB plastic clay in the hands of tho potter to be formed at will and it remains for the workman by careful prayerful and conscientious effort to fornf a grand heroic or patient and beautiful character that shall prdve an honor and benediction to the world aud a blood bought jewel in the Saviors crown of rejoicing Of course a great deal of this miiBt be and is done iu the home But alas sad as is tho thought iu how many home in our Christian land is the name of God never mentioned except to profuuo it and little heaos never taught to bow while the young and innocent hearts are lifted to their tnakerB iu honest earnest woi ship so acceptable to him who eaid Suffer little children to come unto me and forbid them nob for such is Even the Kingdom of Heaven Christian pareuts who realize how im portaut this early training is are a t with the multitude of lifes cares pressing heavily upon them to be come careless and leave this matter to others Where then shall we find the remedy Where go for tho help Not to the daily schools needed where the fiuger of fame aud ambif tion beckoua and th6 pursuit worldly knowledge crowds out thoughts of holier things Not in the busy walks of life where thoughts of gain predominate aud all else is lost iu the mad race after that eluiive bubble called riches which though tinged with tho bright hues of silver that the freih untrammolcd intellect m t SAVING OF 50c TO 150 PER PAIR Jm jp d jp B- s P 4 jg 19 njg s4 As we are determined to go out of the shoe business therefore we are going to sell this hnudsome stock of shoes at manufacturers prices This in undoubtedly the Inndsom- est Hue of shoes ever brought to this town We have all tho new colors Green Purple Tun aud Oxblood nil widths and toes Dime Quarter Half Dollar aud Bull Dog Toes All sizes from the smallest to the largest In fact the stock is everything that it takes to make a first cltibs shoe store We guarantee every shoe we sell to be cheaper and better than you Now in conclusion we will say that our Mr J Bi Richards is now in can buy elsewhere the Eastern market buying one of the largest stock of Dry GoodSj Notions Jililliuery and Furnishing Goods ever brought to Hopkinsville which wo are receiviug daily and invito We are still selling carpets less than manufacturerlCost to cloe your early inspection them out Yours Truly September 2 1897 x JS j f P jp j 4P w CO Mm WW Wimwmuimjttmwuitwc and feelings encouraged a knowledge and appreciation of the Holy Scrip tures taught that will make the uou- fenring heroic men aud women who are to carry the Glad tidings of great jny to the uttermost parts of the earth and they it will be whose battle cry shall be The World for Chtist and whose stainless banner shall never trail iu dust but be carried onward and upward Until it is planted amid the glad hosanunhs of tho angels aud the joyful shouts of the hosts of the redeemi d on the walls of the New Jerusaltni OFflCE PHONE 67 4 26 Up YEARS IN H1ME PHONE 107 J SAfdE OLD STAND uiugekci Stairs in Henry Block Op Opera House COURTESY quire at this office Dr Jatnes A Young has been appointed Special Lecturer in the faculty of the Homeopathic Medical College at Louisville Ky Next Monday Sept 13th is the time set for the beginning of the Great Combination Closing Out Sale Watch for it Wait for it Mr and Mrs J E McPherson entertained a number of young ladies and gentlemen Friday evening in honor of their guest Miss Anna D McCombs of Louisville BIG bargain 100000 worth of first class city property for sale or exchange for farm or good paying hotel Answer this office Jas Walker who escaped from the asylum heie some weeks ago was tried at Smithland last week rtdjuJg ed insane and ordered seut back to the institution A delightful home on South Vir ginia Street for rent house 8 roous Jarge shady yard garden orchard V Ware ami grass lot A moit pleasant moonlight was given at the home of Mr Montgomery Adams Friday eveuiug There were about lifteeu couples present anil everybody enjoyed the occasion to the fullest exieut Incontinence of water duriug sleep htupped immediately by Da E Detchons Anti Diuretic Cures childieu anil adults alike Price SI Sold by K U ILirdwick Druggibt The srLyou and will Sell do it if ycu Tvill 4 y ccme and fee m large 6lcck of FURNITURE AND KINDRED BRANCHES My expenses are light as I am up stairs and I will make it pay you to come and see me I am prepared to do Undertaking in all its branches I am alo a practical EMBALMER Refer you to those that have set ii my worn A Begiimin Of The End This week makes the beginning of the end of this sea sons selling at this store Price concessions rule throughout the house Many Wonder sale offerings still on Many others in addition Reqsons multiply why you should come here SPECIAL LOCALS nDVI IP Rensiiaw4 O notify you that Wishes will open in his new Furniture and Uudertaker stand in a few weeks the Vour Old Friend ieofCliristianCoui John Moayon F to WVYVWOVW assraay he syy a ooTnTinn 3o3r CLjiJL JL CG Hopkinsville Ky 110187 ttjo expenses of operation and taxes weie 15785884 leaving net receipts from truilio of Sti87505y The income from nil othar sources swelled the tutal uet receipts of the road to 85811218 John Copeluud was selling a variety of wutt rinelou which he called gold bugs They are not very large are neuflyround anil are yellow iu color They tue red meat and the riud and vine aie green until they get ripe and then thev turn yellow tie got the They are net bo Beed in Michigan good hh the flee silver melon ay-field Mirror -M- The annual report of the I liuois Central whs issued Saturday For the year ended June 30 18U7 the gross receipts from traffic were 22 Attention is called to the adertise oiout of the Tii State Fair Associa tion EvuubVille Ind which up pear iu this issue of the Keutuckiau The date of the fair nud mens this year has been fixed for Sept 20 to 2 1 m clu ivo Evimsvillo has oio of the linor miln frnnhn in lllJH tifllintrv with a record of 206 and the Companys grounds and improvements are vuuieu at 100000 induced Kites will bo given on all railroads leading into that city A large crowd from tills city will attend The Lxthuin Light Guards in full i fi fli PKR in iltundid ill II i oh hi n body at the UuptiHt Church S morning This rule inaiiguritrd by Capt Feland is i very popuhir one They attend with tho solditi boys 11 f uhf tho different churches iilttrnutuly Tho young lady pupils of Bethel Fe nmlo Colfgo and tho young1 men of HopUinsvJilo High School it ao Xajh had HU he unuHually full Ijoir t iLciii ut fctjmMi t i from the east where she spent some and gold is so apt to turn to jfead time selecting fall and winter milli sei fruit in ourerasp But listen to nery the sweet toues 01 tho pealing Sab Miss Emily Fulcher of Fairview bath bell follow the stream of merry who had been a guest of Mrs 0 E children along the street enter with Layue for several weeks returned them where the Bolemn tones of the JR organ mingle with sweet childish home a few days ugo voices and you will find earnest God oFnoB oveii pinsT national bask Rev W J King pastor of tho loving men and women busy about Donjersln all claase of rcn oatfUe Inyell Cumberland Presbyterian church their Masters work teaching and -- ana rent Uopkisbviuh Ky has returned from a months sojourn traiuiug tho youthful minds and For many years scieiice has studied iu the mountains of Tennessee hearts and with tho sunshiuo of His smile aud the wide falling and liquors Itesult the whole world Mrs J S Hill of Monroe La and dews of His mercy uses whiskey It has proven the best Miss Fannie Morehead of Priucetou beneficent developing the buds until they stimulaut aud does not injure nerves have been the guests of Miss Mamie shall burst forth in the full and tissues like coca wines and other Thompson for several days drugged compounds AndHARPEK n yH Whiskey is tho ideal whiskey rSJfuVher for 7n Misses Delia and Berta aud little nuestiou W R LONG For sale by Jiiere you will hud where sou Archie passed through the city Hopkinsvillb Ky the and beet Saturday en route to Madisonville to our largest membershipproportion of 1 is gained church Cash paid for Bonds visit her sister Mr E F Blakeloy do not disclaim the possibility of Tho friends of Mrs W S Davison reformation after mature age riB and Bank Stock who is1 in the Chicago Homeopathic reached but how hard it is to give up Money loaned al per ceut m Hospital will be glad to learn that habits aud ideas deep rooted by the of 1500 and upwards on good Bhe is making very satisfactory pro- indulgence of a score or more of suuib gress towards recovery and unless years Not long Biuce I saw this farms in Kentucky and Tennessee another operation has to be pei formed proven in a Jaree and representative noijexceeciing 4U per ceut of appraised vnlue Dwellings to sell will be able to come home iu two or audience The minister asked all WALTER F GARNETTor rent CO three WeekB who became Christians before twenty Finaucial and Iusuranco Agents Mrs Lucy Summers has taken years of age to stand up Almost if possession of her newly purchased not half of the vast throng responded Best Lump Coal six and residence on the corner of Fourteenth Between twenty and thirty less than aud Virginia btreeK Mr J D Rus- a third as many arose and tho num one half cents per bushel sell who occupied the house has ber dwindled until between fifty and Spot cash E L F0ULKS moved to Wst Seventh street in Mr sixty one man alone bore witness to Sts Hopkinsville Ky John YoungH new house what Christ could do even at the Judgb C 10k went to Trigg Sun eltverithhour Haw much valuable WiiiifMHI For Sale day and spoke at Cadiz yesterday time too is lost hammeriug away at A complete all steel mill 70 feet Judge Broathitt also made a speech eHect when a little patient self deny nd Ollio James showed the big ing effort in tho Sunday school will high and pump tank and 250 to 800 crowd what he would havo done for strike directly and effectually nt tho feet pipiug for loss thau S100 POOL Gbaoev Ky Buck if he had not failed to o6mo to cause the crooked miBshipen and uogleuted tree may be by much labor tune Oil in Christian County triirimod propped nud cultivated un It is no ngi r queHtiou of doubt til it hn made to flourish and hmir have iu my hands for salo a firm I Ulit the Am irnitt Lpu Hs Company good fruit but it can never be tho farm of 057 acres ou which there nro and the Pittil l i1iimll fnmtmnv straight Miapely tiling of henuty it Inure Higns of petruleuin Thero is 11 Wllj slmitly op i jiut cUic in this would huvo been hid it buon wlmn a wen ou ine nirm y leot ueop ami iu ur nv twoJ little twig trimmed and trained and the Spring of the yer the water if qity a reprtMtntuuv coinpmues in n w Kolittiug fur a all unhealthy am hurtful irrowtli cut Willi be rbrtiim that thO suitable room uud the uyntrnct will away uud tho living brain nun tautfhuMp not drink If This farm f w dajs Hopkins to grow in the right direction ho clmed iu NoM Itaawl bofiolJ If you want to trot villo has Jong ueidinl competition in 1 tut n amrm that the hunduy nchool rich write or call ou W Sk llaloutty bHh th so lilies mid thf uilvcit of Ktauds to day hh tho moat important riupKiiiHviiit thp new cowpnnicH will ti j doubt factor In the church unci through it Vn itiHane tmvliim at ring cheapc fxpross ruUs aid prr tlm hope ami depUdmicu of tho fu fontroIlx hlpi ft mtifii horded tuglit htvicc 111 turn for In it nro inrncMtpi Tchhus SwiiAuUnd cnllipMd burning many Winfree Bros Co qnd door from the First National Bank on Main street and is now East buy- ¬ ing the best stock of dry goods and clothing ever brought to liopkinsville and will save you niqLey Cn every article you buy We mean business and propose to sell goods afc such low prices that we will astonish you Respectfully Your Friend JOHN MOAYON CO BUCKNER store lately occupied by sec- - avWC THOMSONS OLD STAND jSTew Stock Best G oods and LOWEST JPEICES No 8 Alain 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 Street HOPKINSVILLE KY I OUT DOates I S Louisville Ky Your neighbor by ordering tlm Dinner Supper Refreshments Ices or qther delicacies from Kentuckys leading caterer aud suvo truubhi and money enl Estate Agents KLEIN SON 516 Fourth AGENTS FOR ALLEGRETTI CHOCOLATES Everything- W ndBte lninr vrji rt anstoour 11 Usually found in first class groceries at all time can be found in our mammoth store Seasonable IN oodsnrj A51 DRUS Vegetables itEittSQrfrom f the gar- ¬ 5 dens every morning such as peas beans cu- ¬ Elastic Cottage Paint cumbers tomatoes etc White Lead Linseed Oil Moth Balls Packing Camphor Honduras Sarsaparilla DfBenfectants of all kinds and a coinpietolinb ot and Turt Our Prices Are as low as can be found in the city and quality ot goods unsurpassed pentiuo and family pJuls Come to See Us ST O JNINTH COOK IUAUMACK NEAR HRR h N DEPOT farm I For Sale E B CITV CLARK MAKKUT HOUSE CO JIS 1 11 Iailiirnlt fulr Account of ubnve named occasion tho I C It R will sell tickets to Pa ducah and roturn onSopt7th to JOlh inclusive at one faro for roind trip ikalro tpsoll niyfuniiuf 300 nuriy 0 milts from Hopkinsville Rood lintutiviioiittoacrfs tlniborrunnlngwnterl aoiemipiilenraliaril all iiiidergoodfonco also w rpglilgiico with 10 noro 1iU on Oth et I will soil U1 jiroiierty at a ureat saerlllco on cufy UTnX JII pADE Lime For Fertilizer 11 Roturu limit Sept 11th E ftl Siieiiwood Ag Wu a rh I0llU low piue illiKfaWior ou lime for forttHi5K iUrpoM Many for mor un now ureat MilT i oan soli u In larce uuun rlrlpta nt VBrjrw tur huimi SUltn f ii 11 iy 1 Ulte Fine eligible building lots for SiffT your sale on 19th street One lot HOPKINSVILLE LIME WORKS Ct E Dawos Pnoi n corner Virginia street and 2st Scnvuner street and one lot on 21st JT HtilJ city scavenger caiiliu Apply to street r isyMWfflXtfJLi0rrJfnao reached by telphono j at any u mo

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