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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: September 14, 1897

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VOL XIX T c HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY TUESDAY SEPT 14 1897 OREAM OF NO 7 VICTORIOUS I AM SCHOOL j KNEE PANTS immmwmvmwmy SRf 4 1 i NEWS PATRIOTS IJy Cuban MASSACRE OF MINEESUNARMED WORKMEN FORBIDDEN HICHWAVS IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN HAS IT A Couple of Shooting ASerlesof Important Capture Armies TO f 300 Pairs v X Boys School Knee Pants sizes 4 to i6 years Part wool good heavy weights Just For a Fiver H ANDERSON J T X I CO VVV TAKING CHANCES Josh Billings once said If T wuz called upon to weap over the body of a ded mewl I would Josh didnt take any chances Even though every appearance shed mi tears over hiz hed he waVdSad hed keep away from hiB heels No man ought to take chances when there is a certainty to be had In buying shoes from us you have the benefit of our practical shoe experience We KNOW we give more for the money than others care to offer and in order to give a a practical illustration we quote below desciption and prices on a few sellers indi--catetrth- 0 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 Don- ¬ gola Lace and Button new- ¬ est style a 2 Shoe for 98c Wear Register for Every Men all styles warranted The 150 chances 200 CO PETREE 9- Buy from us and take no m ii SSiilfiltlrftefffff b A Public A ppreciation Nerves oilr efforts and we are showing our appreciation by tKe prices we are making Goods you are thinking of link us with your thoughts and we will convince you that the best is not to good if prices are right If It Is High Remember T2a Class1 T 1 m Harness saddles blankets collars Back bands names chains etc and an elegant line of Lap Dusters carry the LARGEST stock and give LOVMEST That we can Pshow you any thing you may need in prices F A YOST 207 South Main CO s 6SW Havana via Key West Sept 12 Scraps Nominees The sensation caused by the news of lor State Senator Dry Weather Con- - the capture of Victoria deL BB Luuas tluues Wheat Lower by Gen Garcia wbb not yet over in Havana when another report came JUrtlis which made the loyal Spaniards in Born to the wife of R W Trotter the capital shiver in Crofton Sunday a fine boy The important town of Consolacion del Sur in Pinar del Rio Province Born to the wife of W T Fowler was attacked three days ago by the iu this city Sunday a boy insurgents and the whole garrison IJuslneag IIouRe Humeri composed of 200 volunteers from Ha In a fire At Sebree a few nights ago vana slain by the revolutionists As the business house and Hb entire con soon as the terrible work was done left tents the property of J B Yonts the insurgentscolumn the town A strong Spanish brother of Mr T L Yonta of Julien some hours afterward which arrived buried the this county wbb reduced to ashes bodies of The Mr Yonts estimates his loss at 2500 gents did the volunteers damage insur not do much He had only 1500 insurance He town but destroyed a great to the tobacco will rebuild at once plantation in the neighborhood and took away all the cattle WheatStlll Fluctuating The garrison of the town had been Wlieat made another upward move marked for death by the insurgents Friday an 1 reached 99 cents in Chi- for a long time They were considcago for December On the follow- ered deserters from the Cuban army ing day it dropped again to 96 cents most of them being native Cubans Yesterday the market was still off who got good pay from Gen Weyler employed because opening at 95 and closing at 94 and were especially of of their knowledge the country be There were some local sales last week ing associates of the Spanish guerrillat 92 cents a- iu raiding the Cuban hospitals all d round that neighborhood The What Weather lrophts Say town was taken by storm the sudden Weather prophets who sometimes attack of the insurgents surprising prove to be good guessers agree that the garrisou which made but little September will be a hot and dry resistance Auother train has been blown up month throughout and this far their with dynamite by the insurgents be predictions have proren true A sharp fall in the temperature is predicted tween Paso Heal and Herradura for this week but this is to be fol- Pinar del Xlio Province Seven Spanlowed by warmer unsettled weather ish soldiers were killed and fifteen Also six civil for the week to follow Storms of de- wounded severely cided energy are booked for the guards were wounded and eight pas period from the 20th to the 24th with sengers Near Vinalas iu the same province cooler weather for a few days Storms of rain with possible snow and Bleet the Spanish battalion of San Marcial northward will probably follow the had a hot engagement on Thursday opening days of October Snow a last with the insurgents under Gen cold wave and killing frosts in the Juan DuucaBe with heavy losses on north may be looked for about the both sides The Spanish commander however reports only twelve killed 10th and twenty nine wounded of his Whs Not a Killing troops The Cubans claim to have It was rumored on the streets here captured a large amount of arms and a few days ago that a killing had oc- ammunition from the Spanish In the two days bombardment of curred in the Longview neighborhood Las Luuas 325 Spanish soldiers ware but thiawas a mistake There was a killed The exact number of prisBhodtibg however- the particulars of oners held by Gen Garcia was only which are about as follows Ralph seventy five The garrison was comJohnson and another negro named posed of 1500 men and not 300 All Leavell got into a quarrel when the garrison but the seventy five held Johnson pulled a pistol and shot for exchange were disarmed and pa Leavell iu the side At first it was roled immediately after the surrender thought that Leavell was fatally in- ing The seventy five were exjured but he was up and walking changed for Cuban prisoners as has uround in a day or two Johnson fled been told The forts destroyed by and has not been heard from since the Cubans were twelve Two Krupp It is said that the fuss occurred about guns 1000 shells 150 boxes of rifle a woman cartridgesl000 rifles and provisions enough to last his army one mouth The American Kxpregg Ohive wpro captured by Gen Garcia The American Express Companys office in this city has been located A CHOKED HIM OFF- contract has been closed with John Moayon for the room to be vacated Young Johu 1eland Not Allotted to Get In Hubs Way by him thiB week on the corner of Ninth and Virginia streets The lo The iepublican district convention cation is a most desirable one near to nominate a State Senator met in the postoffice telephone office Westyesterday Hopkins ern Union Telegraph office Kentuck Madisonville ian office and other business centers county held its convention last week It is midway between the two depots and instructed for Hub Lunsford and one or two squares from each of the hotels The Postal Telegraph and appointed as delegates J B office will be located in the same Harvey E L Hendricks R J Salmon B T Robinson and W F Burr room Christian county which had enough Kobbed and Slugged in a Car votes to control the district conven Hendersou Ky Sept 11 Dr W tiou appointed a list of delegates E Adams assistant surgeon of the without instructions Yesterday morning Young John Burlington route was taken off the east bound Texas train this morning Felands friends brought him out as iu an insensible condition He was ucaudidate for Senator and obtained taken to the hospital of Dr James H his consent to accept if nominated Letcher who is the L N surgeon An enthusiastic delegation of ten or where all that medical skill could do twelve went to the depot Mr Feland was exerted to savo him but he ditd with them aud secured their tickets about 11 oclock At the base of hia to go to iWadisouviile to nominate brain there was a contusion which John Among them were Hon J W WH looked as if it might be caused by a Morgan V M Williamsou sand bag The cause of his death is Ryan J as F Rogers K L Terry A considered as quite a mysterious af- C Banks Watt Summeis J S John Chairman Phil Bell fair H9 was robbed of a gold watch son and Fowler of the County Committee and other valuables was ou haud to 6ee them off The Feland party attempted to board the Murderous Assault Near Elmo 93l train but fate was against them Albert Smith a young farmer of That train does not stop at Madison Elmo was at work in his tobacco ville and they were patiently waiting patch Thursday afternoon when he for the 1018 train when Dr T W DG was attacked hv n mnn mitnorl Gardner A H Anderson Pace who picked a quarrel with him Wiley and H E Wiley staunch Bradleyites hove in sight and when null oiiuiitt uim mm u BUCK Smith wbb at work with hia back they caught ou to the Huuterite pro toward Pace and wnn in n ntnrminrr gram an antimated conversation took OSltion when Pnnn r nmn nn tvitli u place Just what was said is not club and dealt him several blows on importaut but the outcome was the head bmith was left for dead in that the Feland movement though delegates had the the field Whera lin tvnn fnnnil inmrm the votes uip wbb scious Borne time afterward Pace to do the business fled but was found later and his ar ped in the bud aud the whole crowd rest attempted hv Dftnntv ShnrifT was bluffed off tho depot platform E P Wilkius and Constable M D aud not one of them weut to Madi Boone As Pace ran twelve or fif sonville The four Btadleyites weut teen shots warn rvnlmnirpil lint u itli but only oue of them was u delegate according to a Feland man who out effect Pace is yet at large race came to that locality liiBt talked to the Krntuckian Of course the result of it all was ppriug and was employed upon the that Lunsford was nominated with plautatiou of Johu D Morrison out opposition and for the third time The colored neonle hud n small in one Beason John Felands aspira cake walk at Frendship Hall last tions were blocked by the coldest uiyut uuuur wio iiiuuugemeui oi vm kitid of n Chilcoot pass xaies ino uaruer ine oand that made the mtlflto fnr thn nppnstnn cnm H C WelU tobacco barn and 300 plimented the Kentdokian office with 000 pounds of tobacco were destroy a nice serenade yesterday aiternoon ed by firo near Bramblett TRAVEL THE PUBLIC Sixty of Them Shot Uotvn IIke Dog Jtfg Deputy Sheriffs TtvetityOdtlDea4l and Others Djrliig 4 Hazeltoii Pa Sept 11 Tho htr rible tragedy that has startled n na tion and once again stained the soil of Pennsylvania with innocent blood j spilled by mercenaries occurred late yesteiday afternoon in the outskirts of Latimer the mining suburb of this city The strikers to the number of 150 left Hazelton at 330 oclock yester- ¬ day afternoon announcing their in tention to go to Latimer As soon as this became known a band of deputies loaded on a trolley car went whirling across tho mountain to the scene where the bloody conflict followed After reaching Latimer they left the car and formed into three companies under Thomas HallE A Hess and Samuel B Price- They drew up in a lino at the edge- of the village with a fence and a line of houses in their rear Sheriff Mar ¬ tin was in entire command and stood in front of the line until the They were seen coming across the ridce and Martin went to- meet them The men drew up and listened silence until he had once more read the riot act This finished a low muttering arose amoug the foreigners and there was a slight ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ strikers--approache- d n j i St B iKa r movement forward fire Perceiving this the Bheriff forbade them to advance Some one str uck the sheriff The next moment there was a command to the deputies- to The guns of the deputies inste atly belched forth a terrible volley The report seemed to shake- the very mountains and a cry of dismay went up from the people The strikers were taken entirely by sur ¬ prise and as men toppled and loll over each other those who remained unhurt stampeded Men weut down belore the storm of bullets like tenpins and groans of the dying and wounded filled the air Twenty one corpses lie to night in frame shanties scattered about this hilltop town Forty maimed wounded aud broken figures toss on thenarrow cots of the Hazelton Hospital Of these it is almost certain that five will be added to the death list before another day dawns Such was the execution done yesterday afternoon by 102 Deputy Sheriffs upon about 150 iguoraut foreigners whoee arma ¬ ment is alleged to havo consisted of but two pen knives The situation to night is intense as the day was full of events and incidents The purpose these men had in view when their march received its tragic end was consummated The 1500 workers at the Lattimer mines to whom they were bound in an effort to induce them to j nn the strikers ranks have laid down their picks and sworn to do no moio work until all the demands of the men at all tho mines iu the district have been con- ¬ y fl ceded Next importance was the issuance of warrants this afternoon for the ar ¬ rest of Sheriff Martin aud the one hundred and two deputies Theso were issued at the instance of the United Hungarian Societies THE TWENTT THIBD VICTIM Sent 12 Thftsihmw tiou here to night iB graver than it has been since the bloodv arffav Fri day afternoon There is strong reason to fear a conflict between the strikers and the military to morrow aud there is an indication that from 5000 to 7000 more miners will join the malcontents Feeling continues high against Sheriff Martin and his deputies and the intensity of the situation is such that a sudden turn of tho head or a word spoken nbove the ordinary tone bringB a running crowd The soldiers are watchful and ready for any emergency and tho people are la a state which may easily become panic Clement Ploplslack aged thirty three years one of the strikers who was injured in Fridays riot died late to night making tho twenty third death The friends of the murdered men have prepared to make demonstra- ¬ tions at the funeral of ten of the vic tims today Geu Gobin in com ¬ mand of the troops is determined to preveut this HazlHtnn Pn nominee titB There is Fomo littlo opposition among tho middle of tho rond Populists of Hopkins county but the greufe body of both Democrats and Popu ¬ lists will enthusiastically support the r Urenahatv Aiteptn Effj R C Crenshaw lias notified the County Committee of Christian county that he will accept the nomin¬ ation tendered him for State Sennton by both Christian and Hopkins coim 11 ygliHmlliiill riilHlniinli iiUW iwiiirrKi- llt1li H ill Ill I J t jfcSfciMdtrJ U8fati AjAiJ Atik fr 4 Eaws W ut i r Wff imii iiiiii i mjniin WWBHBB JJifkiufuiUe leatMckiait im5j8i t j aarSmL -JS inm tJiBWfr b TEE DLUSE iM LOGAN THE MINGO OHIEr A FAITHFUL FIRE HORSE CONNECTICUT LIGHTNING 1 fl 4 Damage Wit Causes It Is Called tlie Color Murder of Hl Family and Tribesmen Has Served a Michigan Twn Twenty ComplicatedNaugatuck Done by a Bolt fact In Valley Years Rewarded with a Pension of Virtue His Terrlblo Revenge and It was in Goshen at the upper end Billy is a pensioner and is the only There is in the checks of many peo ¬ In the spring of 177 1 there ap ¬ White Lead see list oT brands ple a loey color which is over present peared in Jefferson county 0 one of one that tho corporation of Mus ¬ of tho Naugatuck valley that the and tho cheoka thus beautified by na the most remarkable men in the his- ¬ kegon maintains at the expense of tho frisky Connecticut lightning recent ¬ Lin- ¬ which are gehuine turcarc spoken of us bearing the Hags tory of the country Logan the public says tho Detroit Journal Tho ly made its playground The first of health seed Oil make best However a person may Mingo chief He was born in 1730 city is in extreme indigence and tho flash that camo in tho storm just tried enjoy the very beat of health without near Shnmokin Pa On coming to administrators of the municipalitys its marksmanship Darius Thompson over grave Jinan had been setting beau pole in his will applied Having the unfurled ilugs of health this county he lived for a time nt the funds arc pondering LnjlLiliit 111 VIViJ Logan was a man of fine UJtll nimlilnma nnrl oiiiwii ill rtifnmf garden thut morning and olio of IllUUiUlllO UU14 in the cheeks because permanent Minco town scale ¬ chip possible way to alleviate tho distress them was particularly st might and will 3 ubicundity of the cheeks is due mere physique fleet footed and of power¬ of tho overburdened taxpayer yet in handsome somewhat taller than the ly to a dolicateness or whiteness of the ful endurance a magnificent speci the mixtures Any cuticle which displays the azure nr men of his race lie loved white peo- - the face of all this adversity Billy¬ others Tho bolt singled out that may nlc as he did his own race In 174 the pensioner daily receives his ra particular beau polo struck it on the borcsccnccs of the vejns There offered as is there- ¬ grumbles or thinks tip end and split it down to the other be two women who are in perfect Logan and his followers on a hunting tions and no ono tp ItminouTKMjf fore end a foot or more underground encamped at the mouth of of grumbling health nernetuallv briffht and cheer expedition by far economical Having satisfied itwm of its aim Billy is a small gray horse who has ful MrTvinr sunshine alonsr with Yellow creek in the northern part of Byiuin National Lead Coi Pure White Lead Tinting CoU city fire de- ¬ and having got the range it look won his CnCC on y detlred hade readily obtained Pamphlet giving them wherever they may go and one the county Across the river Joshua partment laurels in tho served for 20 whero he has another shot This timo it aimed at valuable Information and card showing sample of color free tf have cheeks devoid of any notice- Baker kept a grog shop frequented may alio card inowlng picturei of twelve houses of different designs painted in ¬ as faithfully and honorarI the lightning rod on Fred Williams various stylet or combination of shade forwarded upon application to thou able- crimson luster while the cheeks by the notorious Daniel Greathouse long years Intending to paint could He became a house Eighteen inches of tho top pf of the other 6eem like two gardens of It was the habit of tho Indians to go bly as any horse NATIONAL LEAD CO CINCINNATI BRANCH tho year 1870 and was tho rod including tho copper point roses bursting in full bloom Rosy to the Baker tavern every day for fire horse in Cor 7th St and Freeman Ave Cincinnati O was cut off as though it had been an com- ¬ six years of age when ho was enrolled Greathouse and his cheeks are as a rule appreciated more whisky themselves about the lie has now been a year on retire- ¬ icicle and struck into tho roof several hy those who do not have them than rades secreted ago yards away Then another section of by those who arc fortunate enough tavern one day when a number of war- ¬ ment which makes his present the rod was clipped off about 8 feet is common to riors came over bringing women and approximately 2 years possess them It to Billy has seen some big fires He of it torn from its fastenings and hear women with rosy cheeks give ut- ¬ children with tJiem Baker gave the terance to depreciativc remarks con- ¬ Indians all the whisky they could saw the great conflagration which oc- rammed ten inches into the ground vus where it stood upright when Mr cerning them while not a day passes drink and when they were drunk currred in the latter part ol the lake but what we may meet with those signaled to the white men in ambush that left the banks of Muskegoncivili- ¬ Williams started to look for it Hav ¬ work of almost destitute of any trace of ing had its fun with tho rod tho bolt whoso checks have a profusion of A moment later and the zation Billy raced and pranced to followed down to within about two ar- ¬ slaughter was begun color which is not original This Every Indian was killed and scalped the great fire which swept up Pine feet of the ground whero it parted tificial and superficial luster some- ¬ times disappears in places reappear ¬ except one little girl Tho women street in the early part of the decade one section going into tho ground ing upon lips not closely related to were ripped open and the body of and left hundreds of people homeless ¬ with such force as to throw mud on the cheeks on which the color is dis- ¬ Logans sister stuck up on a pole and destitute Billy has been to hun the clapboards as high as the roof Logans brother John Petty and the dreds of fires big and little and has while tho other section tore out a played Mushing indicates a momentary rest of his kindred were among the unenviably earned security and piece of siding largo enough to put a Tho heart of tho noble comfort for the remainder of his old hand in and began a trip of investi- ¬ congestion of the capillaries which murdered ¬ He buried the age Ho reported for duty for the gation was broken are dilated only for an instant by nerv- chief Tho first room it came to was Miss then contract again bodies of his dead then gathering last timo on January G last when his ous excitement She had been and by this contraction expel the ab- ¬ about him tho remnant of his band stiffened limbs helped to carry the Williams bedroom normal accumulation of blood The Logan tho friend of the white man cart to an alarm coming from Lake ¬ lying on tho bed a few minutes becoming and going of this crimson went forth to seek revenge and thai side and thre miles distant from the fore but had been called downstairs tide may be described as follows revenge was terrible How many vic- ¬ barn Since then he has had a life of by her sister The iighrningtoru iff When an emotion takes possession of tims wore sacrificed to it no one comparativo ease and having been a section of lath and plaster jumped the mind a hot flush is felt the skin knows but it is said that Logan an- ¬ given the freedom of the city he down to the bed and tore every slat grows red and unless this emotion is nounced that he would take ten scalps ambles leisurely about the streets on it to kindling wood ripping the very intense this change in the ap- ¬ for ever one of his people who was venerated by all who see him Hei headboard and footboard to pieces pearance of the skin is confined to the murdered A few days before the bat- ¬ lives at barn No 1 where he reports and leaving not enough to make over cheeks The blood is a red and a hot tle of Point Pleasant in speaking of three times a day for his meals Billy into a bunk Then the bolt bored its fluid and when an increased amount his troubles Logan said his revenge still has remembrances of tho activity way into the parlor where another visits the cutaneous vessels the skin had boon satisfied and although he and excitement of the past for when bedstead had been put up for an reddens and grows hot The vessels was at peace with himself and the the great bell in the city hall tower emergencj Ttalsostruckthis bedtoro sounds a fire alarm he pricks up his off tho woodwork and went through are caused to contain an abnormal white men yet he would not forsake quantity of blood because of the re- ¬ Iiis people who had arisen to avenge cars and with as much alertness as tho mattress quilt and sheets The laxation suspension or partial paraly- ¬ his wrongs and he with Cornstalk his senility will admit he scrambles familys dog was shut in a closet in sis of the cutaneous nerves when un- ¬ led them at the bloody battle of Point back to tho barn where with an ap- ¬ this room but the playful electricity der ordinary conditions keep the ves- ¬ Pleasant It was shortly after that parent air of disappointment ho sought him out and killed him Then sels moderately and uniformly con- ¬ battle that he delivered to Gen Gib- ¬ views tho younger and more spirited having had fun onough it broke two tracted When a person is taken ont son the speech that made his name im- ¬ horses who have taken his place dash panes of glass in the lower window surprise the confused state of the mortal After the battle of Point past the spring doors into the harncs sash and went out This finished its work on the Wil- ¬ mind is manifest in the flushed cheek Pleasant Logans life was a sad and and out into the street with a belter tempest gloomy one He became addicted to skelter reminiscent of his more Ube liams farm but it struck several trees RVe can imagine what a raged in cither cheek when Juliet strong drink and in 1779 he visited ful days Billy is gentle and kind in that section of the town and split foundshehad been overheardjbutthe Detroit where while intoxicated he and is a friend to everbodj lie is them apart tearing off the bark to mask of night was on her face and insulted an Indian When he started much loved by the fire laddies who the ground X Y Sun thc beautiful blush which her con home from Detroit he stopped a short make a great pet of him ne enjoys tusion kindled in her dainty cheeks distant from the settlement and a frolic and goes through many laugh- ¬ WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN came and went unseen by Romeos while sitting with his blanket over able antics which tho boys have his head near the campfire the Indian taught him Billy is both well known i Youth Gladstone Wanted to Be an 897J THE GREAT SUMMER RES0RT eyes Actor But Changed His Plans A blush may be a forerunner of a whom he insulted slipped up behind and popular and there is not much Few aro aware that not only Has fear that the city pension commis- ¬ thought that follows closoly after as him and buried hid tomahawk in his sioner will ever reduce or discontinue Mr Gladstone figurpd nsa playwright when a person having committed a brain but that also he was to such an ex The last battle with the Indians his allowance brought grevious misdeed and being tent stage struck in his youth that face to face with it is about to ac- ¬ in Jefferson county was in 17U3 A ANIMALS LOVE MUSIC ho actually consulted tho famous knowledge his guilt the sensation of party of Indians sunk their canoes op- ¬ respecting his shame born of that consciousness is posite what is now Market street Sweet Sounds Lighten a Horses La ¬ actor Macready chances of success in tho theatrical apt to kindle the cheek while the Staubonvillc and proceeded down the bor and Fatten the Sheep These celebrated chalybeate and salts springs are situated Immediately upon tho Chesa¬ profession says thought momentarily trembles on the Virginia shore to Painters creek Just at that moment before any of delphia Press a writer in the Phila ¬ peake Ohio Southwestern It R165 mllea wcitof Louisville Ky and 68 miles east of Padu cahKy The tragedian is re THE ARCADIA HOUSb Is new and neatly furnished with capacity of entertaining 300 per verge of speech Or a blush may be where they captured Mrs Lawson them had begun to talk every ear ons The 8prlnjs and the guests of the Arcadia ported to have accorded a favorable House have owners of tho hotel are also owners of thecharge vain- ¬ Van Buskirk who was riding horse- ¬ caught the telltale of a thought in secret free access to the Springs without oxti a the pleasant musical sound of opinion but subsequently Mr Glad- ¬ the Invalids should remember that months of June and July olfor many advantages to persons visiting the Springs The dry that back Three white men followed little bells ringing says a writer in ly kopt so that it often happens pamphlets etc stone was induced to abandon his in- ¬ nd liquid salts are manufactured at these Spring ForM hOLKMAN apply to the Indians to the Middle ferry but Our Dumb Animals It was no regu ¬ N When a woman lo e not expressed COI ioprletor3 Her love is oft In a blush confessed were afraid to attack thcmon account lar tune but a delicious melody in tentions in that direction by tho ad- ¬ ¬ vice of his friend Lord Stanley The bhihh has been spoken of as be- of their numbers While the men soft sunshiny air which was afterward fourteenth carl of Derby so ing the color of virtue that in the were watching the savages raise that at the same time with the song blush the dignity of virtue iuasserted their canoes another party of whites filled celebrated as prime minister and as of birds Angela had heard all kinds Diogenes once met a youth blushing came in sight When tho Indians of music in London but this was un the most successful translator of tho Courage my my boy saw this second party they threw tho work1 of Homer and paid had heard Of course the entreaties of Mr that is the complexion of virtue It poor woman on n huge rock known like anything she and gladsomebefore On so soft and sweet is true some people reach a degree of as fFejry or Town Rock still it eamo ringing ringing as softly Gladstonos own relatives likewise debasement when the cheeks are no here and tomahawked her to death weighed in the balanco in persuading ¬ longor visited by the red spots of They then escaped across tho river as flowing water The boys and grand him to change his plans and thus tho jit shame With such virtue is a mean- ¬ Shortly after the Indian depredations father knew what it meant Now British stage was deprived of a star tho farm team going to was in sight ingless word and he for whom that increased and it was resolved to hunt that would certainly have proved its COOK AND HEATING STOVES word embodies no suggesliveness of the mavauders down Capt Buskirk the mill with sacks of corn o be most brilliant ornament There cer- ¬ the souls nobility is more on tho level husband of tho murdered woman en- ¬ ground each horse with a little string tainly is no man on the English-speakin- g Excelled by none and as low in price as any goods of equal value with the reasonless creation than on listed a band of 30 men At what is of bolls to its harness Onjhey came ¬ stago to day or indeed who creaGasoline and Oil Stoves and Ranges to suit small or large families the handsome that of man To be incapable of now called Battle Run on tho Adams has been during the present cuntury tures nodding their heads nB they Best Oil and Gasoline always at lowest market quotation Mushing under any conditions indi- ¬ farm one mile from Mingo they whohas been possessed of 60 exquisite- ¬ stepped along and af every stop the ly cates at least a badly blunted moral found a loin of jerk melodious voice or of such perfect Knowing sensibility These thoughts revolv- ¬ Indians were near the main party am- ¬ cheerful and cheering melody rang diction Tho course of English his- OOIMUPT ing in the mind of tho poet Young buscaded while Buskirk and a man out Lamps Glass and China Ware Tin Wooden and Stcna Ware Chujrntf tory during the last 50 years might Do all horses down hero have moved him to write have been different had Mr Gladstone Washing Machines Pumps Make or repair and repaint metal roofs named Carpenter reconnoitered The bells asked Angela The man that blushes Is not quite a brute latter espied an Indian and called to becomo an actor sorts Galvanized Iron Cornices Caps Guttering etc By no means replied her grand- ¬ This purely local modification of Buskirk as he sprank back but before With regard to his career as a play ¬ father they are some expense but tho circulation known as the blush is Buskirk could get behind a tree he wright it was both brief and inglo- ¬ not visible whero there is a pigmen- ¬ was pierced by 11 bullets For a timo if we can make labor easier to a horso rious It is just GO years ago that ho by giving him a little music which tary deposit in the colls constituting a bloody battle was waged but the HOPKINS VILLE KY ISTOrr Hotel Latham re- ¬ ho loves he is less worn by his work wrote a play making its theme tho tho undermost layer of tho skin as Indians finally retreated treat of the famous en thousand Capt for example in the African Frank Buskirk was tho only white man and that is a saving worth thinking under Xonophon tho leading part in 3Ioiris Kramer in St Louis Republic killed on the field This was the final of A horse is a generous noble which was intended either for Kean spirited animal and not without in- ¬ battle with the Indians in Jefferson tellect cither and he is capable of or for Young Tho drama however Tho Worlds Fleets county Cincinnati Enquirer much enjoyment from music We was rejected by every London and According to tho Marino Rund ¬ all know that music stimulates to provincial manager of the day It is Robins Long Trip schau tho official organ of the Gor- ¬ exertion as well as soothes tho weary doubtful whether a play written by PRACTICAL A robin recently caught in Medina Soldiers tho Grand Old Man nowadays would man naval service there is only one as Willie says march to moot with so particularly sorry a fate naval powor of the first rank Groat N Y by a schoolboy had tied to its music If bands of work poojlo at Britain The French navy is barely log a paper asking Where will his field labor sing tho labor is lightened A Thousand Gallons of Physic Estimates Solicited tv half as strong and Franco must con ¬ robin build its nest tho coming and the mind cheorcd Button says hj sequently bo classified as a sea power spring and signed without date that even sheep fatten to tho sound of Tho following is from tho report of Orders Promptly Attended To of tho second rank As nono of the N Jules Ferdinand box 415 Tampa music a recent meeting of tho Mitford bourd to France Fla Tho schoolboy wrote to Tampa Telophono 1500 No 183 Noitli Collego Street other naval powers is equal of guardians Miss Pamell is an thav are placed in the third class giving tho information aeked for Frt Uo of tho Bayonet elderly raaidon lady who has been in which inoludoa Russia the United Viewed from tho Craze Tho Liyonet was first made in Bay receipt of medical roliof from tho States tho Japanese tho Italian and board for some years past When her Yes that equestrian statuo ap onno in Frtmce henco its namo and tho Gorman fleets Expressing the it was first used by tho French army caso camo up for consideration the fighting valuo of tho various floats in pears vory woll considering in 1071 It was successfully em ¬ doctor announced that ho had reck ¬ Considering what terms of units tho author of tho ployed by them during tho reign of oned up tho quantity of medicine sho Why considering tho fact that articlo estimates the English floot at Chilled Plows Improved Chilled Plows William III in an attack on tho Brit had consumed and found that it Steel Plows 1001 tho French at 4GG tho Russian tho old warrior would look better on ish Twonty fiftL regiment of foot camo to just over 1000 gallons Tho Avery Plows Kentucky Plows Chattanooga Plows nt 280 tho American Gorman and awheel It afterwards became generally rec ¬ relieving officer added that ho had Also all kinds of plow repairs Italian at 195 oach and tho Japanese It is now stated that tho world ognised as an indispensable military seen no alteration in her all tho timo Diso Corn Drills Disc Cultivators Harrows 179 Champion Mowers at will bo ovor peoplcd at tho end of 175 weapon and has been used on botft But if it had dono her no apparent Hay Rakes and all kinds of Farm Machinery good thero is tho consideration on This brings us to tho veai sides in nearly all tho great battle Thorn aro 25G railway stations veara OJLT within a six milo radius of St Pauls 2072 when tho population at the of Europo and America in which the tho othor sido that sho is still alivo to cathedral London whilst witlUn a present raw of increase will be ofivif British and other troops havo been tell of it and can boast of boing the greatest medicine taknr in the world figaged for tho last 150 years 000000 DOODle 12 mil raditM there aronearly 4 HOPKINSVILLE KT larOr f Howl Lwam THERE the is no getting away that Pure l1 and Pure the paint it Properly not chalk or off but of outwear substitutes It the most rKCC k3 jHL 1 DO YOU WANT TO BUY aauc I HMD CD WE HAVE PLEKTY TO SELL JHDaggCo ARCADIA HOUSE I DAWSON SPRINGS DAWSON Hopkins County KENTUCKY 1 SEE OUR Peninsular and Steel Anchor Ranges iETE STOCK OF well-eared-f- m GEO W YOUNG- M D SULLIVAN Nashville Tenn PLUMBING GAS STEAM FITTING CHAMPION MOWERS AT LOWEST PRICES Q US YOUNG AM AiitfKJ ilkmikl p f fipa j p- 3JojhinUle lentftriun RAH I 3 OlItOlIT OOtItT 11111 CTCKV RIOH UOPJPER FIELDS Tho Great Mineral Discovery In Ari ¬ zona High A33av of Ore enlTliUbE I THIS AMD THAT Jnlm Ilnlcluntof Brown coun ¬ ty Iik1 loimil ii y li00 pot of gold Oili ru tShoemnkor lJrQvH a OjI Bft fmo for i i t Tho Intcst mineral discovery of Importance in the southwest is In northern Arizona north of Williilrns l town on tho lino of tho Atlantic Pacific railway and not far dlstunt it any point form tho Grand Canyon of the Colorado Tho mineral iscop pcr and is more widely diffused than in any other of tho mineral districts of Arizona For tho distance of 15 miles south of the canyon tho limo A rocks of tho country aro permeated with copper ore in carbonate form and several hundred locations now cover almost every cropping that shows tho presence of copper or its attendant iron For years It has been known that Sfr great deposits of sulphuritic copper ores lie far dWrfin the mile or more depths of the Grand caiiyofJ The ores from the Cameron mine particularly have sampled to 72 per cent of metal Gold and lcrtd asbestos and oven coal have toon exposed in tho great t this grand terrestrial butteressos einal but little was it known that mingled with tho limestone of tho southern rim lay a wonderful body of copper ore The first discovery of importance was October about 45 miles north of Williams by Ferdin ¬ and and William Nellis Soon after thd winter snows fell deeply but the prospectors were not deterred by the cold and tho traveler through the pine and cedar forests of tho region now rarely finds himself distant from a monument marking the bor- ¬ ders of a mining claim Little more than the statutory as- ¬ sessment and location work has been flono on any of the claims and the deepest workings are yet only about 40 feet What might be called tho pay streak of the district lies hn jrnediately north of Williams at a distance of about 45 miles thence continuing northward three miles wide to the Grand canyon rim 15 miles distant Thrmitrhoufc this nav streak the ores are constant ia values quality smd character As before stated the ores are mainly carbonate in the malachite and azurite forms with iblack and yellow oxides and here and there a trace of copper pyrite They fre found only where the limestone Jhas been disturbed through volcanic acjion and never where the stratifi- ¬ cation has remained regular They are invariably closely associated with the limestone and run high jn iron forming a combination that carries its own ilux to the smelter l ne per- ¬ centages of copper run high I have 1 seon many large specimens of the surface rock that assay to 50 per cent and have good authority for the statement that the ore on the dumps of the main claims will exceed 20 per cent It might be instanced that the ores of the Lake Superior districare profitable when they run evennslow as 16 pounds of copper to the tJn The ore lies horizontally or nearly m and its depth has not been as- ¬ certained Perhaps an indication of lit all might be found in consideration of the fact that the carboniferous limestone that caps the region is at no place on the canyon less than 800 feet in depth It is fair to presume that the copper permeates this stra tum at least ana tne general im ¬ pression among tho miners is that the district is destined to have the deepest workings of any in the west The copper has been vomited from the depths of the earth and has found lodgment in tho riven lime and sandstone rocks spreading out branch like from tho clefts of tho Then nature principal eruptions with her iron lime and oxygen leached the sulphur away Perhaps this would account for the presence inthoimmediatevicinityofgreat beds Den ¬ of sulphato of lime gypsum ver Itepublican without mil vi without ii uli in tvnti still bu a Cflil Ii- To i i ttiile plowing Inilicr It mi i I that it I In- - who n i ciipposcd rich buried AiilfT un im- Like biliousness dyspepsia headache consti pation sour stomach Indigestion nro promptly cured by Hoods PI1H Thoy do their work Liver Ills All The Uews WOjRTH WILL BE reading and IN THE Local State National In fKiiom hiwI Ts Broke the Spell I Tion it was a popular superstition with politicians that no candidate whoso name began with the letter C could bo elected to the presidency Tho idea arose from tho fact that no man whose surname presented this pe- - culinrity no matter how strong ho was with the people had over been successful at the polls There were two Clintons George and DeWitt William II Crawford Henry Clay Lewis Cass and a number of others who though their prospects seemed bright indeed inet witn a defeat VlCXi it came to tho test Several of the Cs Georgo Clinton and Henry Clay fpV instance wero strong candidates several times but never could make Pittsburgh Dispatch the rifflo Purses of Human Skin Tho very latest fad among tho Parisiennes is to carry a jrorso or card caso mado from tho skin of a bo loved and deceased friond All tho shop windows along tho boulevards aro filled with novelitics made f tanned human skin The skin diHors from tho tanned hide of other oui raals only in that it is very finely grained its toxturo is moro delicate and it is unusually soft and pliable It is stained a peculiar shade of ipreen Tesemblwc ft piece of fine kid jUp to the time of Clevelands elec- - great country were never better shown forth than in Andersons caso Ho came down to San Fransiseo re- ¬ cently on the Kxcelsior bringing with him from o0000 to 60000 in gold dust and leaving behind hhn in Alaska one of the finest claims on Bonanza creek says the Sefttllo Times It is a little over two years since a stranger who gave his name a Ander- ¬ son appeared at Fremont 1 Io was in the vernacular of tho street busted Whats more Anderson had no pros pects It was the all important ques- ¬ tion with him whore the next bite of bread was coiniig from lie was not afraid to work but somehow tilings did not seem to c6mo iif way He was in desperate circuirutmices when ho happened oa Charles F Wallin the wcll kndwn Fremont shoemaker who lives and ha6 a littlo shop near tho corner of Ewing and Lake ave- ¬ nues Wallin liked tho man and al ¬ though in poor circumstances took Anderson1 in and gave him a home until he secured a job on one of tho sound boats Anderson soon found an opening on one of the Pacific Coast Steamship companys big steamers and went on the Alaska run After several trips he had tho mining fever A partnership was formed with a Yukon miner who had money enough for two outfits and the men mado for tho Yukon They were soldiers of fortune for a time drifting around from one camp to another and finally were attracted to the Klondike region by the report of a great discovery They took up claims side by side On these claims on Bonanza creek both built and began to mine indus- ¬ triously for tho yellow metal which seemed so plentiful Anderson worked hard and soon developed one of the biggest bonanzas on the creek His store of gold began to get larg- ¬ er and larger and Anderson began to think of other things besides the yel- ¬ low He thought of his homo in the east which ho had not visited in years also of a young lady who he knew was awaiting his return and whose welcome would be the same whether he returned wealthy or poor In short there was a romance in con- ¬ nection with Andersons life and it was that romance that caused him to leave his valuable claim in charge of a friend and make the trip down tho river to St Michaels and from there to San Francisco by water About this he is silent ne had not forgotten his old friend Wallin out in Fremont who had given him his start before he went to Alaska On his arrival at San Francisco he telegraphed Wallin that he would arrive in the city about Wednes ¬ day of last week On reaching Seattle the now wealthy miner went to Wal lins shop at once and whilom the city has stayed with him In return for the good turn the shoemaker did him Anderson has deeded him half the mine on Bonanza creek from which he took his wealth and for which he was offered 50000 by a San Francisco company while in that city Not satisfied with this he fitted him out with one of the best Yukon outfits ever taken north from here and on tho passenger list of tho Williamette which sailed shortly aft- ¬ er was Wallins name He goes to the Klondike with the knowledge that a well built cabin is awaiting his com- ¬ ing and that a half interest inone of the richest mines on the creek he longs to him Anderson goes east at oneo to visit his old home and it is said by those who know to claim tho young lady as a bride whoso vision brought hijn out of the Yukon coun- ¬ try Fremont people are all on tho Iqokout for somo kind hearted tramp or unfortunate in hopes that they may befriend some one who will after ¬ ward get rich in Alaska Wallin is in luck he knows it and is going to niako tlmijipst of ij -¬ mil mtiii unit hi minora holdings It is nil hr to die -- ukn Klondike and the possibilities of that Rlm liMi in larger numbers than Bflve visited lint region in half a dozen the yeai- - nave been reported at mouth of the Kiieo river Mc whero they nvc been lobblilig up mackerel itwc lebeiry swamps in the Mich neigh uoriiood of Marshall which used to bo free to all coiners aro now to bo entered only on pay ¬ ment to tho owners of 25 eenta for each picker I easily and thoroughly nest after dinner pills 1 1 All druggists 21 cents Prepared by C I Hood Co Lowell Mass The onlv Illl to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla Hoods P Jp FOrD KENTUCKIAN AND THE I9 I III Q II Tniae First Monday Id February term three tveok third Monday tn May term twe weeks first llendny in September term thrcr weeks HRI8TI ax -- Fourth Monday in February term six WKH --First Monday In June teir four weeks I nli Monday tu September term six weelu IUilowa- - second Monday In April tern throe weeks First Monday in August tern two WMkti SMond Monday in Noyeber -- term three weeks Lyon Flrtt Monday in May term two ireejc first Monday in August term two reeks firit Monday In Septembfir terra twr weeks i A 1 Cincinnati Wh hnvn weekly Hirer PROFESSIONAL CARDS WILLIAM B NEELY Law- arrnnge3 a Clubbiug Rate Twcnly eight pineapples grow- ¬ ing on a plot of ground ten feet square vcro photo ¬ near Orlando Fla It graphed for exhibition purposewas estimated thoy weighed together s by which we can give ubs c r i b e 1KU w Both Papers One Year for 225 Attorney al Til E- - 400 pounds All tho grapo growers of Oldham and iotllsripn counties K v have united in lib Porvco Valley Grape Growers association and shipped the wholo projflnct of their ineyards to one fMtciimpany this season ThSMcst Kentucky bunco game renorfed was the pretended arrest Of farmer llodnoy an Otieco Tnd Blake lust as ho stepped from a train at Louisville and his release by the pretended detectives on 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this season it is mentioned All the latest telegraphic news All the latest State news All the latest market reports LOUISVILLE The brightest and TIES rlthCallU Wallaae in i farm near Columbus Mo an inves- ¬ tigating committee of neighbors found after the death of the brother at 77 years money to Khe amount of 5000 hidden about in all sorts of places Correct market reports Correct court reports Reliable news reports Honest editorial policy THE WEEKLY LOUISVILLE DISPATCH AND THE Kentuckian one year for 230 tfiYiViWmiViVYi in btt afternoon paper the South QR M S MERRIWBTHEK Latest market quotations Latest state news All the local news Complete press reports Largest Circulation io Late of Louisville Dentist Office In the South Jos Hopklnsville- - H7 Summer Building over Saawtt Sa 30000 AND OVEIl DAILV NDREW SARGENT M D VICTORIAS REGAL RIGHT Niece of William IV Was Called to the Throne Several newspapers in explaining to their readers how Queen Victoria came to succeed William IV say it was because she was his niece That is the truth says tho Boston Trans- ¬ Why the 50 CENTS A MONTH Physician and Surgeon Pay for Whats Fair your Baking Powder not OR S500 A nopkinsnlle K7 A YEAR BY JIA1L Office 3 JKO HALDEMAN Bus Mob more You wouldnt pay double 5 price for sugar why pay 50c a pound for Baking Powder Jis the Ilchtest whitest Baking Powder Its pure sure and lair- priced Makes the finest bread cakes and Guaranteed and sold or 2 5c a biscuits pound at cood stores like that of 05 FoLETH AVENIE CourtRoom TelephoneOffice B OYDiPOO filth and Main streets 03 S opposite- - Clfrr 4 Residence 53 Louisville Kentucky cript but only half the truth for William IV had nephews and other nieces George JACK FROST 1 5 S S S iESE3SJ53eSPS5BSJSffiSSS52f THEJOUHHAI Barbers 7th street Hopktnsvllle Ky- Especial attention to patrons clean Llnts atlsfaotorr service Call and be convinced Extraordinary Lake Father Tossi who recently made Victoria despite tho fact that her a tour of Alaska describes some ex ¬ succession is duo to her Stuart blood traordinary phenomena connected with a small lake named Selawik situated near tho seashore Tides riso and full in tho lako perhaps on ac couut of an underground connection with tho sea At the bdttom ho says tho water is salt buton tho top there is a layer of sweet water Hot springs exist in tho lako and around these tho wator does not freeze but they arc surrounded by circular walls of ice Bometimqs three foot in height OF sociEn first second S third and fourth sons were respect- ¬ WALLIS GROCERY ively the prince of Wales afterward George IV who died childless in CHAS CATLETT CLARENCE HARRIS 1830 Frederick duke of York who CATLETT HARRIS died in 1827 also without children WfflW YOnJ m TlIVRSatY Formerly with Forbes Ilro William duko of Clarence who died Is universally recoifnlred ns tln most complete weeVly newspiper In tlie world It lias more resd William IV June 20 1837 without line arlwl bri rbtrr atul better than any other and It Is j ar 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hero lui1 black dots exhibited on a cord ten tho heros aspiration tluit lifts him foot from tho candidate to his labor All groat duties are Another Pompeii easior than tho littlo ones though cost far moro blood and agony thoy A buried city liko that of Pom ¬ Phillips - Brooks peii has been excavated in Central w Tho British soldier receives America at tho foot of tho volcano daily as rations 20 ounces of biscuit Agua Pottery fine glassware jew ¬ and human 14 ounces of meat 7 ounces of peas els flint instruments or beans 2 ounces of sugar and 1 skeletons over six feet long have been taken out at depths of 14 to 18 feet ounce of cocoa hnvn hfnn nnmnletatl 7800 GIVE AWAY St Ltthte Cairo Memphis Vioksbury billiard tournament at Loxiuo- and Nw Orltmm t3ii this week tho greatest To persona who make Making dlreit conuealions for points In lumber of words out of tho phrase A rkankas Texai California A womans edition of the Alt Ster Patent Attorney Wedderburn For And nil ling advocate will be issued at an particulars address tho National Re- Through points in the West ami southwest vnd frer inclining ehali lMper eurly tlatu corder Washington D C New oars from 1rlaooton to MempinOrleans and intermediate points Jobbers are busy at Augusta Whiskey for ti i Limber neck is the nnine lmvbu tho diseaso that is killing at a rapid rite tho poultry in Jessamiuo county llenuty Is Ulood Deep Clean blood means a clean akin No beauty without it Oasearets Oandy Cathartic- - clean our uioou ana itccp it clean by stirring up lie lazv liver and drivlnit all immirltles from tho body Begin to day to banish pimples bolls blotches blackheads and that sickly bilious complexion by taking uagcarets beauty for ten cents All druggists satisfac tion guaranteed iwjoc 000 AUuutu uu Offlco 1W N and ITablta cured at homo with- ¬ out pain Boole ot par ttculars sont FKIE nMVOOIXKY MD V KM A ft Hopklnsville Ky P A Louisville Ky AIMIaksonUP A Chicago 111 Sukmwooi A Kkii ond A0 iryor St The Lewisburg Tirnea ia oue of tho luteat of Kentuckya- newspapers Gibba Turner aro the publishers W M YATES Tonsorial Axtis by two Assisted workmen PUOBNIX HOTIL first class Kducute Your Uowola AVltiCacureU Candy Cathartic cure constipation forever 10c It C 00 fail drcglsts refund utility aDBXRSHOI 4A iuiiiiiLVL rzjfe v y A Jil1 QSl r i nfianisrjiw fciAagii ttinMiwtmti llWiiiii kJb UL lil lit tnW iHhr tr T -- if J T A V-t urn i mmmmmtrnmi minaimipai 4 Thoro has never boon anything in Kentucky journalism since tiio days of Goo D Prontlco to equal tho ffuhMd Tuesday and Friday Mornings editorial work of B A Eiiloo of the nr Dispatch now uppearlug dny after day iu showing up the treachery OHAS MiMIEACHAM aud inconsistency of the Courier Jour IN ADVANCE UBSOKUltOK nals editorial policy Tho following paragraph from Saturdays papui is Lo raIlniiinjcfiitaperHn Suinple fijol orN50enh llnich itmw Lust Tuesdnv tho Courier Journal tntTK iiiiItnitailrentMnitfitg MAPI i Hiil drasffl Hvae in u tearful mood and Waltursou was owning up to his bins and plead Ml ll jiOlTH MAIMS VII SI inMa thirty jeais of service to Da ffl9iiy ut lO0J a year as u nut TUESDAY SEP 1 1 1807 olT for uiK treachery m aiding in tho McKiuley aud election of Brail Id crai ftpliiwUle MtutotkUm gmMS KWKflSBKjjp jQopftiu0Uille Sentiubifttt gput I t 1 J Wednesdi he was cooiugaud billtollgato ing will the anarchists J rauirri hiuatici and blasphemors of tl VKK C Ullll HP PIKU t Du-if-Keutiitky and hesririne for a com WHACKHUOKD iiOMASiCO0K promise with dishouor on the simple CiBfiTJiMxB dcclit ration in tavor of gold aud silver orCAfuwAv ATT 1RMSY - N 1 iti CoMV N WEALTH and paper convertible into cither at Cliildrcns Oxfords Tan and Black 75 50c MOW ELL o Chhiiun the option cl the holdoi Childrens Oxfords Tan and Black 100 60c Coi xty J ddob -- I AS K FORBES The Dnpateh nut a knife iuto Iris The One True Wood Purlner 1 per bottle Coi nty Are t FKANK RIVES Childrens oxfordsTan and Black 125 85c vitals and turned It and the Post Prepared only by C I Hood Co Lowell Mass Womens Oxfords Black 75c 50c furocity ot a flew ou him with th Shbuff THOS J UAVIS pills to take nro tin only IAS G YANCEY A98BSSOB Wqmens Oxfords Black Of 75c Womcns Oxfords Black 125 85c tigress about to bu rabbeti of a cub S withHopdysftsararllla U L CLAUD Y Sct of SchoolsALBERT KELLY aud ripped him open from his solnr nOOa fills Ciwxit Clkkk -Womcns Oxfords Black J3CT 100 plexus to his umbilical Cocnty Clemx C D BELL Mark Haunns physicians were called in and patched him up and vaf ie etoii -- HB CRUNK mM rcy a placed htm bdek on the hue aud on Jmlbr L L NICHOLS f JNO C DUFFY Thursday ho braced up aud faced i t7RESBNTATIVIS S VI tint Tftx the issue which he says Democracy c 1 Fori City Couxoilmen iitu ijL i Let us all die 11 presents iu this form JFihst Wahd R H IIOLLVND V9 v and go to hell together That is a mm SShcond Wmid JAS DWARE vr desperate resolve to meet a desperate X Thibd Waiid DENNIS R PERRY The editor of the Courier TFouivrn Wand GEO DDALTON issue Journal will have to excuse us He E W WALKER WAitD Fimi tho issue The misuuderstauds Sixth Ward J T WALL JSotkotii Wabd LT BRASHER Democratic party does not propose to follow the Courier Jouruai iu that Magistrates directiou- - There is now no doubt jl iw FHOf 3 Hopwksvillb S GBUCKNER about the fact that the managers of COLLEGES l Win L PARKER Pembroke the Courier Jourubl sent the wroug raieS to ScI osb and Teach iLoxaviEW TBOS M BARKER mau to the luuatic asylum in 18Sb Sneclal sent for exaniivon Write for prices an J copies circular- srtwm fog so io o f jl i Spjclal Advantages DIXON Lafayette J F He has fouud out that The Dispatch Illustrations etc Mention this paper Address Fruit Hill DAVID SMITH is iu town DRAUGHOHS Prrxtxal Business College cates Mill T P DUNNING J- Nashville Tcnri or Texarkana Texas M B KING JJiioN S H The Clarksville Times published iu Proi Draucjio I learned bookkceplnjr at home from j our book while hodlnir a position as Constables a grapevine dispatch the following night telegraph operator C E Leffingwell W H WEST uooickeepijr lor ueroer S Hopkinsville r icks silly and ridiculous fake about Hind Wholesale Grocers S Chicago III BEN CARROLL TPembroke mans recent trip to this city onoview BEN WILLTAMS Mr Hindmans straightforward Xafayette FRANK RIVES As Mark Hanna is too busy in Ohio speech Here the other day and his Fruit Hill JOHN WALKER preparing to vacate his seat as SenaSoates Mill JOHN W PPOOL stroug aud convincing arguments gained him many votes in this city tor to give attentiou to outside mat Ireland is threatened with both a aud county Clean politicians here ters this year the Boltocrats have who are iu a position to know claim tfood and a fuel famiue The outlook that there are at least 5011 National supplied themselves with a Hanna of own His name is Hugh Hauna ris the worst siuce 1847 Democrats in Christian county and their and he is trying to run some sort of a besides gettiug those to a man he Hanna is no doubt congratulating will receive the votes of 2000 others monetary commission at Indianapolis Nothing could be further from the to assist the Republicans in placing Uiiinself that the massacre of uuarmed A occurred in Penn truth Hindman may get the votes the governments currency system miners last Friday of the 66 Palmercrats and 200 Mc more completely iu the hands of the The great success of fertilizing wheat this last season will re- ¬ sjisania instead of Ohio Kmr Kinleycrats in this county unless bankers sult in a larger use of Fertilizers and Fertilizer Drills this fall TThe centouuial anniversary of the they should again vote the straight The advance in wheat has stiffined fertilizer prices and they are Unless we have overlooked some of Mplug hat is to be celebrated in Paris Republican ticket but he will get no higher at the factory but we will sell at the old price until our rlfcis year There may be some tal- Democrats The same sort of lies them the following papers are the only Boltocratic organs in the State through it king were circulated last year claiming purchase contract is exhausted After that we will be compelled Shelby Seu that 800Democrats would leave thve outside of Louisville to charge more Olther nortious ot the world are party and yet the Democratic vote tinel Harrodsburg Democrat Elktou afflicted with war pestilence and was mow 3145 the largest ever cast in the Progress Mayiield Monitor Owens This country has escaped county ifamine boro Inquirer Bullitt Pioneer Smith Nothing is moro worthless than inferior fertilizer Only the Uhese but it has Hauna and the Ding WWIWMflJMTWll land Standard Owiugsville Outlook Jley Bill best is worth buying jnos n iteed s attempt to answer and Danville Advocate It will be sss Bryans article on the rise in the observed that there are just enough St is again announced that the price of wheat is about the lamest ef of them to organize a base ball team jgraat coal strike will be declared at fort that ever emanated from a man According to Latham Alexander auend on the 21st the compromise of ability The great body of his iTdte of 65 cents being accepted Cos cotton circular just issued cot article was a discussion of the greenback party of twenty years ago and ton is 5188 lower than last year and How is this for a missing letter that was about as near as he got to 04 lower than for the last our years Tho most unpopular man puzzle the subject in hand Without the As the prosperity of the South de in Kentucky aud Tennessee is named aid of premises he closed his letter peuds upon this greit staple the Who will be the first to by atterson drawing the conclusion that the people of the Southern States are not fill in the letter correctly hard times are over and that general so fortunately situated as those of the prosperity will gradually be restored wheat growiug States Will some Quo Vadis the greatest work of Thomas is too smooth a citizen to goldbug brother please say somethiug fiction of recent years written by Mr father the bold statement that the about cotton while we are waitiug for Seiukiewicz a Pole is attracting wide general is already here He sums up wheat to go buck to a dollar attentiou in the literary world The by saying the advance in wheat will One by one the Louisville Post is 2ev York Journal of Sept 5 pub put the people to work and bv work lished the story iu supplement form iug they will be prosperous bye aud declariug for the Democratic nominees It is now on recoid for Weaver bye for Mayor and Gregory for County Gen Luque of tho Spanish army Judge Tho Post wauts to come iu revenge for rereut Cubau victories Chicago has a Human Nature back bat it has not the courage to fcas massacred sixty Cubau women Club the object of which is to pro acknowledge its error a large number ot children in a d mote matrimony on scientuic prinmall town raided by his defeated ciples The first meeting was held We handle two makes of Drills The Homestead riot played smi s j troops last week aud 40 women and 60 men with the Republican national ticket We can furnish you a drill with Disc Hoe or Shoe with or who wanted to marry attended the in one campaign and the Hazelton SS Even England has agreed to take picnic given These drills need no comments you without fertilizer attachment Prof Vaughan the massacre in the Republican state of The promoter examined ji step toward bimetallism all know them the bumps on Pennsylvania will be apt to cut a con iBank of Euglaud has announced that their heads and picked out eight siderable figure iu the elections this it will use silver for one fifth of its couples who agreed to marry within fx 7 fall cash reserve about 7000000 pounds two weeks There is also a prospect that tho Geu Bartoloine Masso has been Indian mints will bo reopened to silThe Western Negro Press Associa- elected President of the provisional ver tion has adopted a resolution iu favor government of the Cubau republic to of spelling negro with a big N He is eucceed Presidout Cisneros The IrialtJ of the Frankfort bribers the present Vice President Till begin at Frankfort Thursday Doutniws Cuuuot bu Cured The plan of tho prosecution is to try IMurrlnl u Ono egKelegin by local applications an they cannot Gaines aud Tanner first aud theti use N Y Sopt 9 Iudiguatiou reach the diseased portion of the ear Cuba them as witnesses against Huuter There is only one way to cure doaf was arouseo in this town yesterday Franks and Wilson The grand jury noes and that is by constitutional by the announcement of the marriage will also be in session and is expected remedies Deafuess is caused by an of Fred Graham a very black negro Gra to bag some big game as a result of iuilamed condition of the mucous liu to Myrtle Soule a white girl iug of the Eustachian Tube When ham is 28 years old and repulsive the iuveetigaUou of gambling charges this tube is inilamed you havo u looking Mud owing to being uin over rumbling sound or imperfect hearing about h year ego has but ono leg In another column wo print the de- and when it is entirely closed deaf The young woman is good looking tails of the fearful massacre of un ness is the result aud unlesa the in and is of a good family Her parents armed miners in tho mining town of flammation can be taken out and this are dead The couple were married by John Straight a Justice of tho 2bsp normal tube restored to Hazelton Pa Tho solo offouse of hearing will beitsdestroyedcondition Peace ou Tuesday Miss Soule has a forever those men was that thoy were march uine cases out of ten are caused by good leputaliou and no reasou is wsae This is the Two horses ing nlong the public highway going catarrh which is nothing but au iu giyeu foi her strange act pullet one man operates it and cuts from 6 to 8 acres daily ssxac in a body to ask other minors to join flamed condition of the mucous sur Swallowed Morphine On exhibition at our store with them in tho demand for living faces will give One Hundred Dollars Will take pleasure in showing it Elkton Ky Sent 10 Stockton rxtxa We wages Shot down without mercy by for auy caso of deafness caused by Shemwell a colored boy of this city hired assassins if thero is any law in catarrh that cannot be cured by aged 12 years committed suicide to Pennsylvania for tho protection of Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circu ¬ day by taking au overdose of mor phine Tho drug was on the mantelIniman life the guilty murderers lars free CHENEY CO Toledo O piece aud the boy secured it while he FJ should bo punished to the fullest ex was alono iu the room When found Sold by Druggists 75c M u tf mv tWlf wtt he was laying out in the yard stiff Halls Family Pills are the beBt jpp s DEMOCRATIC TICKET Deuoe tnfn ntift rttngxrv flm mabMm musclo and tissue It is moro because of this condition ot tho blood that women aro run down Tlrocl Woak Norvouc Than because of tho work Itself Every physician says ho and that thq only rem- ¬ edy Ib In building up by taking n good nerve tonic blood purifier and vltallzer like Hoods Bnrsaparllla For tho troubles Peculiar to Women at ohango Of season climate or llfo or rosultlnff from hard work nervousness nnd lmpuro blood thousands havo found rellof and cure in la aovcr demo and it In cspoclatly wearing and wearisome to thoso whoso blood ta lmpuro and unlit properly to tone bus A omans w w ork SLIPPER CUT WE HAV T weicjk A N ftLntiL OUR ENTIRE LINE OF vl Mes Hoods arsapan saa M and Childrens Oxfords and Slippers iaa i r- X1 R ThesQ prices are made to move this line of aoods out ot tlie iiouse 4G0 c All Honest Made Goods ays MAMMOTH SHOB1CO 1 OLOTEJ ING m NHNNNtHH DOLLAR WMEAT DEMANDS CAREFUL SEEDING AND LARGER ACREAGE m m ARMOUR HORSE SHOE and HOMESTEAD We sell only tlie Best w W EMPIRE SUPERIOR m Deering Corn Harvester FORBES BRO m tff w c ffr w Mtt jjis w JWls JPk JWkiW jr JWs JWk M JH JIJIk w T i ji iMitifii ywtr fS0jMtttiiUe ftefttttrfefim AROUND AND ABOUT Co Now York J bankers failed lust week for 100000 R WHInrd A Muppy Woman 5 Meat Wlih Hearty Approval Judge E C Fergusou Judge pf C illoway is deud Thentyfoitr men were Couuty ZytilMWmmwvvJ happy vSisff a Av I JTifliByiBflniHvi woman is a well woman Not all well II women are nil perfectly happy wom en are Well Hetilth and happiness are inseparab e Dr Hart 1 but Tho Canty Van Seudeu case at Wusliiugtou has beu sot for the2lst premature blast in a Mexican quarry Charles McJenkiuB waa drowuod at tho foot of Cliesuut Street Louisvllle G H Slaughter a proralitent Ten v uosseo politician dropped dead in NBhvilJe K T Bray it former college professor committed suicide at Duuvillo Vtt by haugiug A revival at Valley View resulted in six additions to the Presbyterian church W S A B ill qf ttie Hfddlesborough police force shdWjjttiu probably fa tally wouudedlree Wright Last wcoklf ttehdanco ht tho Ten uegsPB CeuteunluHVaa nearly 100000 of which dOODO attended on Nashville day yvSam Small is making Democratic speeches in the liluegrass counties As a silver champion he is one of the best It is now alloged that Dick Tate the defaulting treasurer of Kentucky is not dead but living in the Argen tine republic A New York syndicate has secured from Honduras such concessions as will place thac government under their control Tho Henry county grand jury refused to indict Distiller W L Crabb on the charges preferred against him by the Oldham County Bank Capt BJ Treacy of Lexington died at Boston of injuries received several days ago in a fall The Boston authorities suspect foul play and are investigating the case Seven suspicious cases at New Or t leans have been pronounced yellow feyer Six of them are on St Claude street and originated from a case brought from Ocean Springs The M E Conference at Pineville referred the case agaiust the Rev Ramey charged with the misappro priation of funds to a committee for investigation Alex C Brown has been nominated by the Democrats to represent the legislative district of Fulton and Hickman now misrepresented by J Trey kild by a H RobbiiiH of Moiitroso Ala is one of these happy women She writeB iu a recent letter to Dr Hartinan I liavb followed your advice and feel much benefitted by it I am8at isfind your medicine and kind advice have done more for my presout health than anything else could have done I thank you sincerely from the bottom of my heart for all the good you uttve done me I am feeling so well and free from all suffering that my heart goes out iu thaukfuIneBS for you Iu addition to tho free advice which so many thousand women are receiv ing through Dr Hartmtuis free cor respoudeiiee is his free book written for women only This book will be sent to any address for a short time by the Pe ru na Drug Manufacturing Company Columbus Ohio Iu Aleiuorlniu Since we last met death has come among us and we hare been called on to mourn tho loss of one of our most valued members Mrs S E Trice How we Bhall miss that dear friend and untiring worker Her greatest happiness was in the service of the Master Her whole life one unbroken period of prayer and praise and work for Him She hns laid down her armor but her influence will not cease May we all strive to emulate her virtues and as far as we can carry on the good work she has left in our hands The Womans Missionary Society The Social Union the church and prayer meeting weep together over a common loss Let us as a Bociety tender our sympathy to the bereaved family and may they feel assured that wo mourn with them iu their great affliction Yet we rejoice that she is now free from all pain and weariness aud is basking in the sunshine of Eternal happines and her Saviors presence Servant of God well done Rest from thy loved employ Tho battle fought the victory won Knter thy Masters Joy treatment has mndo many happy women because it has restored many momeu to perfect health MrB M m ft nb free State district and county politics It will uot down despite the assertions of the followers of the gold fallacy that it is dead Therefore anv action looking to closer cementation of the silver forces is to be com mended and the action of the County Committee is heartily approved by all earnest silverites Aladispnville Mail aud while tho feeling cf ufauy was in favor of a homo man and there is much good Senatorial timber iu this couuty the business interests of the gentlemen suggested prevented their accepting tho nomination Mr Crenshaw is tt thorough gen t emau He is well informed upon mi questions ot pnmio interest au out aiidout free silver man and would 1111 the oilice with honor to himself and credit to tho people ne h an able debater aud can hold his own on tho etump He has made a btudy of social aud economic problems for twenty jenrB find understands thorough v thp uewls of the people Being a farmer and conseqiieiitiy uslaboriug mtn himself his uympiitliiea are with struggling humuuity and his eHorts will ue toward the enactment of laws for tho benefit of the greatost number A Populist himself Mr Crenshaw will do much toward uuiting and holding together tho silver forces In fact that is a great object with him He heartily endorses the Chicago platform aud believes that all tho bimetallic forces should work together to insure success in 1900 That is tho question to be settled first before other issues are forced to the front As it was the issue iu the last Presidential election so it will continue to bo the issue in National I ¬ The action of the Democratic Ex eAtivo Committee in nominating Mr K C Crenshaw for State Senator will meet with tho heerty approval of all Democrats and genuine froe silver ites pf Hopkins couuty It wbb Hop kiua countys time to nominate a uihu Honest John Moayon Is a Household Word All Over Christian County For Twenty one years it lias stood for square dealing honest treatment and sound business principles in Hopkinsville Moayons Corner on Ninth street is now a thing of the past room and a better house was needed to meet the requirements of a growing business and We have moved to the elegant commodious STORE ROOM at and I which has been especially remodeled and fitted up for our occupancy BTtyji New House New Good s New Stand Our old stocks have been closed out and we now offer to the public a bran new stock of the choicest goods atprices that will surprise you by their cheapness ONE OF TWO WAYS The bladder was created for one purpose namely a receptacle for the urine and as much it is not liable to any form of disease except by one or two ways The first way is from im perfet caction of the kidneys The second way is from careless treatment of other diseases CHIEF UAUSK local eSpoight In a divorce pleading Oath Woodruff of Louisville charges that his wife is a sort of a hoo doo artist and has exercised queer influences on him by means of decoctions of roots and herbs While there are new cases of yellow f6ver in the infected coast towns of Mississippi the epidemic is not spreading beyond these towns owing to the Blricfc quarantine New Or leans has some yellow fever and is quarantined against by nearly every neighbor and business consequently sufferB Fifty thousand dollars have been appropriated to clean up this city The grand jury returned an in dictment charging Moses Rhodes and George Edwards with the crime of willfully and feloniously burning a tobacco house on the 25th day of April 1897 Sunday night The in dictment charges that they conspired and agreed together to burn a tobacco barn known as the Edwards tobacco factory rented to Fred Gloy stein At the time of burning the tobacco house was insured against loss by fire in several insurance com panics for the benefit of George Ed Henderson Gleaj wardB for 8000 er Womans Missionary Society and Social Union of Baptist Church Dally Trains to Colorado fornia Utah nud Cali- ¬ The tack Hussar1 t The theatrical season will be opened at the Opera House to night with the charming and beautiful by the opera The Black Hussar Meffbnolitan Opera Co This com pany carries its own orchestra anoSjn eludes a strong cast oi opera ceieun ties As this is the opening of the season much interest is felt in the engagement The costumes nd scenery the company will use are all bright and new and will prove no less attractive than the opera itself Halley unU Ttitlcor Commencing at 10 p m September 12th aud every night thereafter at the same hour the Chicago Mil waukee St Paul Railway train will leave the Union Passenger Station Canal and Adams streets Chicago with elegantly equipped Palace Sleeping Cars for Denver and other Colorado points with through con- ¬ nections at Denver for Salt Lako City Ogden San Francisco and points in Southern California The route to Denver is via Omaha and Lincoln Nebraska and is first class in every respect All the modem facilities of travel are included in this direct route to Colorado the Eldorado of the West The allied lines composing the route viz the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway Chicago to Omaha and the Rock Island and Pacific Omaha to Denver and Colorado Springs have united to make this the most popular route to all Scandal Kxposed poiuts west of the Missouri river 10 No Frankfort Ky Sept Eor further details time tables etc change was made in the management address J G Everest General TravSt P Ry 95 of the Institution for Feeble minded eling Agent C M Children at the regular monthly Chicago 111 Adams street meeting of the Commissioners It is Miss Emma Yates of Union City announced in addition that no change Tenn was married Sept 1 to Mr will be made by them The rumored Jas E Goad on the 8th iust the removal of Dr Huff grew out of the bride dropped dead of heart disease discovery of an undue intimacy be- ¬ while riding iu a buggy with her hus tween a man and a woman employed there Dr Huff removed ouo of tho band parties but tha other an nppointee Dengue fever has become epidemic of the Commissioners remaius The at Edwards Miss State Inspector will shortly investi gate the institution and it may bo he will make public conditions that will force Dr Huffs resignation Unhealthy urine from unhealthy kidneys is the chief cause of bladder troubles So the womb like the bladder was created for one purpose and if not doctored too much is not liable to weakness or disease except in rare cases It is situated buck of and very close to the bladder therefore any pain disease or incouvein ence manifested in the kidneys back Hitched to a promise and stretching into the future has no charms to wholesale merchants It is bladder or urinary passage is often now dollar that makes him squeeze down his prices to the lowest notch Wc buy for cash and by mistake attributed to female weakness or womb trouble of some we offer advantages over the long term buyer Buying cheaper we can sell cheaper and sort The error is easily made and may be as easily avoided To find out correctly set your urine aside for twenty four hours a sediment or set tling indicates kidney or bladder trouble The mild and the extraordinary effect of Dr Kilmers Swamp Root the great kidney and bladder remedy is soon realized If you need a medicine you should have the best At druggists fifty cents and one dollar You may have a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mail Mention the Hopkinsville Kentuck ian and send your address to Dr Co Binghamtou N Y Kilmer The proprietors cf this paper guaran tee the genuineness of this offer The Fleeting Dollar Or the i Far Off Dollar You can Save Money by Dealing With Us Do You WEAR CLOTHES Then why not wear the latest styles and best goods to be had Perhaps youre one of those who think that dry goods stores do not have the right thing in Suits and lens Furnishings rJB and if tqey do cannot sell any cheaper If you have either of these no- ¬ tions we are here to convince you that you are wrong and in addition will offer inducements no other house can as our goods were bought be- ¬ fore the Dingley Bill took effcet rri Are You ANOTHER AWFUL WRECK Every time You buy Clothing from John Moayon You Will SAVE JVIOWEY Republican and Parker Populist have agreed upon the fol lowing joint debates Mr Bailey will open the Beries of debates Each debater will bo al- s lowed one hour and thirty minutes The first speaker will have n period of fifteen minutes for a rejoinder The list of debates with tho time Bailey and place is as follows Covingtou at night Sept 25 TElizabethtown Sept 28 Hodgonville Sept 29 Munfordville Sept SO New Castle Oct 1 Lagrange Oct 2 Rtissollville Oct 4 Henderson Oct 5 Dixon Oct 6 Princeton Oct 7 Paducah at night Oct 7 Bardwell Oct 8 Morgantown Oct 11 Hartford Oct 12 Leitoufield Oct 13 Hardinsburg Oct 14 Brandenburg Oct 15 Springfield Oct 15 Lebanon Oct 10 Thin Look about you Sec for yourself Who suffer most from sleeplessness nervousness nervous dyspepsia neuralgia despondency general weak ¬ ness Who are on the edge of nervous prostration all the time Those who are thin Opium chloral bromides headache powders only make matters worse Iron and bit ¬ ters are only stimulants To be cured and cured for good you need a fat making food You want new blood rich blood i and a strong nerve tonic SCOTTS EMULSION of God liver Oil with Hypqphos phites is all this It feeds the tissues makes rich blood and strengthens the nerves J00 Book about it free for the asking For sale by all druggists At 50c and SCOTT DOWNE NtwYwfc More Than 10 Lives Lost unit 18S loraoiis Injured Ftdmouth Sept 25 Cynthiana Sept 27 Newcastle Col Sept 10 Following closely on the disastrous collision on the Santa Fo comes the death dealing crash on the Rio Grande road And the big task of arranging the mammoth stock on the shelves will occupy all of our time this A Rio a mile from here last night On lirauuo passenger train running oue week hour late collided with a Midland stock extra one aud one half miles Both engines are west of Newcastle a total wreck Shortly after the collision occurred the baggage car day couch smoker and the tourist sleeper -caucht lire with oue Pullman and a special cor from tho Hannibal St Joo railroad remained on tho track Tho fault is Baid to lie with tho train crew of the stock extra After twelve hours incessant work by the wrecking crmva iu clearing away tho debris aud reacuiug the and you can come and see for yourself that we have the best the biggest and the most bodies of those who perished it is yet store in Southern Kentucky impossible to securo moro thau au es timate of tho Iobs of life and oyeu all Very Respectfully the recovered bodies of tho dead have Many of the unuot been identified fortunates never will be kuowu and it is possible the number killed will always be in doubt From tho best information obtainable now fully thirty persons are believed to have perished while 185 were taken out of tho wreck suffering from serious in juries We hare just Moved this week WE WILL HAVE Our Grand Fall Op up-to-da- te JOHN iMOAYON X HOPKINSVILLE KY yf sU nf i mJi 6 w fa ljtyliitttilU Senttttkia JOSEPH O HENPRtX BREVITIES QF FUN of the New rrcMileit ot lio Career What is n pedcB Teacher American Hanker AMocintIon A fol Johnny Squnnch Joseph C Hcndrix president of the rlan American Bankers association Is the lor that gets ran over by a bicycle The First Annual Stock and Poultry Show tthe CHRISTIAN COUNTY FAIR COMPANY Foithirty years Tutts Pills haw proven a blessing to the invalid Ai ttuly the sick mans friend y Tried Friends Best A Known Fact P- - i INCOltlOltATKD Will be lield at- - president of the National Union bank of New York city He lives In Brook lyn ond Is one of the foremost men of tho eltv of churches Mr Hendrlx was born In Howard county Mo and was rilueated In his hoirie place In 1873 he went to New York nnd for ten years was engaged in newspaper worK acting as reporter special writer and night city editor on tho New York Sun In tho last named year he ran on tho dem ocratic ticket for mayor of Brooklyn maainV- - Judge So Mrs Blimbor has cans of Why fruit cttrinvrClcvoland put up 100 Scotch isnt ehc rTi lly boy do you wicked to fish dn the Sab- ¬ Youngstor bath isnt fishing Im teaching this ere wurm to swim know Plain Dealer Clergyman its For bilious headache dyspepsia sour stomach malariaconstipa tion and all kindred diseases TUTTS Liver PILLS AN ABSOLUTE CURE NewStcl Passenger h vainerv IV Fou i f VA PR rOi-K-- v vV Chicago ft I Tit Bits Hpkinsville Ky FRIDAY SATURDAY Oct 8 and 9 J B GALBREATH Secy Trcas M y DULIN Pres JOUBTT HENRY Asst Secy Admission NEW FOR SALE 25 Cents EW BICYCLES JOSEPH C HKNDniX Associa- ¬ President Amorlrnn Bankers tion TEGE And was defeated by Seth Low He be ¬ came trustee of the Brooklyn bridge in J884 and Inter secretary of the board of bridge trustees President Cleveof him And we are prepared to do any kind of repairing on short notice land appointed and he postmaster1800 served till Brooklyn in 188G SINGLE WHELS AND TANDEMS FOR RENT l In 18S9 ho had his first experience as n Our Bent Wheels are all new and Up to date Secondhand wheels bought find eold banker In that year he became presi- ¬ dent of the Kings County Trust com ALL WORK GUARANTEED pany and four years ago he organized and became president of the National Union bank In 1894 Mr Hendrix ran STOVES Old Bicycles for congress and was elected ns a dem Old Racket Stand REPAIRED ocrat He has taken a keen interest in Made New educational matters and served a loner term as president of the Brooklyn board of education Mr Hendrlx is 44 years A BOLT Jb v Pres STEPHEN CHASE Pres Genl Mgr old sINEWBICYGIESTOREIN TO RENT OUR REPAIR SHOP IS 1897 j X J WALSH CHASE DAVIDSON INCOEPOKATED- - CO KY PROSPECTING U MACHINE WH9M5AIE AND RETAIL PSALERS JN A5P SHIPPERS QF Oysters ILish I GJ axMe5 329 331 THIRD AVENUE JPoultry and Celery LOUISVILLE VIII Sluice BuriiiK In OUT DO Your neighbor by ordering the Dinner Supper Refreshments Ices or other delicacies from Kentuckys leading caterers and save troublo and money SON 516 Fourth Louisville Ky AGENTS FOR ALLEGRETTI CHOCOLATES KLEIN w w 1 n Is i VntguaUd FactlUta for Locating Gradualci in Zuerathe Situation 2 rsy A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOdUE OF THE William 8ckwarnweber a St Louis inventor has obtained letters patent for a prospecting machine that will ob viate nil difficulties arising from the frozen grounds of the Aluskan placer fields Thus far It has been necessary for the miners to build fires on the frozen gravel of the rivers in order to remove even a few inches of dirt Six inches deep is considered a good thaw nnd fire after fire has to be kindled to make any kind of an impression into the ground Mr Schwarnwebers invention will enable two miners to prospect to a depth of 30 feet or even more without the necessity of building a fire The device consists of a steel screw which is worked into the ground like a post hole auger A cylinder of thV same diameter of the screw and two the Klondike Country Easy Ho has broken my heart wailed the beautiful girl There dont tafco on bo said her friend in tones of pity it Might have been your bicycle Tit Bits Tho pursuit of the devilfish is one of tho most exciting sports of the south nnd those who hayo taken part in it say thoy havo caught it nil but the fish Boston Transcript Mrs Kingsloy One Advantage You say you like colored servants bettor than vhitc because thoy are Mrs Bingo slower HWis thal It tnkes them longer to leave Brooklyn Life Now gentlemen Justice said the counsel for the defense to a Kentucky jury if you will take shotited the jurymen Certainly a commoh sonse view of this Verdict for tlie common-¬ case wealth Philadelphia North Amer- ¬ ican In Lexington Ky n negro girl was arrested for carrying a razor in her hair What were you doing with that razor asked the recorder I warnt doin mithin wid it when dey kotched me she said I wuz jest a lookin for a lady dat I didnt like Atlanta Constitution Why did Why He Departed I you leave Kentucky she asked am the victim of circumstances You see I had quarreled with the editor of the other paper published in the town where I was located and after considerable badinage he ackuowl edged that he had been in the wrong Not being used to their ways I was fool enough to write an article ex plaining his backdown and headed it Griscom Takes Water Then not only my rival editor but all his friends Thats began arming themselves Cleve- ¬ how I come to be up here land Leader The pioneer Bob Frey la a nom inee for City Clerk of Owenaboro A Sound Liver Milken 11 Well AIh Aro you bilious constipated or troubled with jaundice sick headache bad taste in mouth foul breath coated tongue dyspepsia wuigea tion hot dry skin pain iu back and betweeu th shoulders chills and fever otc If vou have any of these symptoms your liver is out of older aud your blood in slowly being poisoned becatBo your bipod does not act proporly Herbiue will euro any disorder of the liver stomach or bowelB It has no equal as a liver medicine Price 75 cents Free trial bottle at R C Hard wicks drug stoie Bowline Green wants tho Odd Fel lows Orphans Home 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smarting inci dent to these diseases is instantly allayed by applying Chamberlains Eye and Mnny very bad cases Skin Ointment havo been permanently cured by it It is equally efficient for itching piles and a favorite remedy for sore nipple3 chapped hands chilblains frost bites and chronic sore eyes 25 cts i er box St Louis San Francisco RR THROUGH AND CAR ROUTE BETWEEN Tonic blood purifier nnd condition vermifuge They are not food but medicine and the best in use to put a Price 25 horse In prime condition cents per package Sold by R C Hardwick Hopkins ¬ ville Ky just what a horse needs when in bad Dr Cndys Condition Powders are SPRINGFIELD PITTSBURG JOPLIN WICHITA EUREKA SPRINGS FT SMITH DALLAS SAN ANTONIO HOUSTON GALVESTON PARIS The negro Fair at Lexiugton Iwing well attended is Solid Veitibuld Tialni with Pullman Sleepers Haivey Dining Hall and Reclining Chair Cat Maps time tables and full information furnished upon application to Y C THE DOG A JAILER Hell a Young Reporter a Prisoner for Several Hours I was reminded the other day of one of the most horrible experiences in my career says a writer m the Macon Ga Telegraph A brief en- ¬ gagement on a skirmish line during the war was a picnic alongside of it One hot Sunday afternoon several years ago when the late Bill loster was jailer at the old Fourth street jail I called on him in the pursuit of news for I was pursuing news m those days for my daily bread Con- ¬ fined in cells on tlie upper floor were tho notorious Eastman rioters and as the day had been set for their ex- ¬ ecution there was considerable inter- ¬ est in bow they were passing their last days It so happened that on this particular day the sheriff of Dodge county where the execution was to take place came to Macon on a visit that he might size up tlie un- ¬ fortunate candidates for hemp and with him were some curious friends Foster was doing the honors and so busy was he with them that he al- ¬ lowed me to ran upstairs alone and talk to the prisoners and while thus engaged forgetting all about me he went away with tho visitors When I had gathered all the news I wanted I started downstairs to be met at the bottom of the stairs by Fosters most ferocious dog a regular terror This dog had been trained to allow any¬ body to come into the jail but no one r yum s Strottoii Bus 33rlYcar BOOK KEEPING tiESS College KENTUCKY PENMANSHIP ETC LOUISVILLE SHORTHAND TELEGRAPHY fr Owing to over crowding and bad veutilatiou the uir of the school room is often close aud impure and teachers and pupils frequently suffer from lung and throat troubles To all Hiich we would say try Chamber laiuh Cough Remedy For coughs colds weak luugs aud bronchial troubles no other lemedy can compare with it Says A C Freed Superiu teudeut of Schools Prairie Depot Ohio Having home knowledge of the eJBcacy of Chamberlains Cough Remedy I hate no h hitatiou in recommending it to all who uffer from coughs Jung troubles etc For sale by R C Haidwick a MELYILLE GEO T JflCllOLSOT 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The 25 aud 50 cent sizes for sale by K C Hardwick Chamberlains Cough Remedy had Lv east ueus Henderson SpottvllIe lawesvllle Cloverport Stephensport Irvlngton Brandenburg West Point Owensboru Lewlsport No 62 Dally BARBER SHOP i THE KENTUCKIANS Clubbing List for this season has bpen fully culed and only the best publications aie used Olubbins List The deacons and ministers of the Bowling Green district are meeting in that city Ar 9 67am 10 18 a m 20am 43am 827am 9 07am 980am 7 7 10 1128 11 care- PROSPECTING MACHINE Designed to Make Mining in Alaska Easy m Our readers can make considerable saving by ordering all of their reading matter through us When more thau one periodical is wanted in connection with the KEN TDCKIAN send us your list and wo willreturn estimate on the combination Cash must accompany all orders and remittances must be by Bank Draft Postoffice Money Order or Express Order The prices quoted below iuclude one years subscription to the KEN TDOKIAN Address all orders to the feet in depth follows the screw into the ground and within the cylinder is a well bucket which has an open bottom into which the detached dirt and gravel are forced When fiill this bucket is elevated by a windlass attachment and Kentuckian Hopkinsville Ky Ceutury Magazine New York Cincinnati Inquirer weekly Commercial Appeal Memphis Courier Eruiibvillu Commercial Louihville Farmers Homo Journal ls 270 240 j iLI- JJ5G0 Courier Journil Forum 2W 275 225 8 00 71 r r Frank Leslies nnnthly Now York Home nnd Farm Journal New York Scribners Magazine New York Youths ompanion New York Ladies Home Journal Demoresls Magazine New Yoik Tri Stato Farmer monthly New York World tri weekly WQ WnBBLKR 160 M0 225 250 4 50 80 850 T 375 21 0 wrv 250 Faxon can be washed out and panned while the bucket is returned into the well for an- ¬ other load Longevity nntl Cllinnte More people over 100 years old are found in mild climates than in the higher altitudes According to the last census of the German empire of a pop- ¬ ulation of 55000000 only 78 have pajed the hundredth year France with n poptdation of 40000000 has 213 conten nrinns In England there are 140 Ireland 578 and In Scotland 4G Sweden has 10 and Norway 23 Belgium 5 Denmark 2 Switzerland none Spain with a population of 18000000 has 401 people oer 100 years of age Oftho 2250000 inhabitants of Senia 675 peo- ¬ ple have passed the century mark It is said tlrat the oldest person living whose nge has bfen proven is Bruno Cotrim born in Afrioa and now living in Bio do Janeiro He is 150 years old A coachman in Moscow has lived 140 years WH Wheeler Mills Tobacco Warehousemen Commission Akrchants con Co Grain Dealers bb Fire Proof Warehouse j bdssellville and Ky sts Hopkinsville ob OongljjBiaents Illrtnl Idtwice All Tobacco dent ru Covered by Iassunaoe j PoImuiioiix Willi Plover BucentJy a small boy ate butteroups nnd ns n result diod Since then there has Veen published n list of poisonoius wild flowers popularly considered harmless but certain to be fatal If eaten by a carelesg person or ignorant child rnese uowersnrci iniueroups celandine wood nemone daffodils nar ¬ cissus Jily anowdrop jonquil wild hyacinth monks hood foxglove night shade brlony roezeron nnd hmibnne The paiu that sometimes btrikes a mau at the most iuopportuue moment is due to indigestion It may come in the midst of a dinner and make the feast a mockery It is a reminder that he may not eat what ho chooses He is a slave nor wheu ho chooses to the weakness of his stomach A could leave unless accompanied by mans hf nlth aud strength depend the jailer Hq signaled me to stop upon what ho gets out of his food Him I stopped Ilaving uttered the warn ¬ move depends on his digestion Re the obstruction by ing he stretched his ugly self in tlie Pieices Pleasdut Pel ets taking Dr Iliev are doorway and protended to sleep a positive cure for constipatiou and its though I could see he had one ter- ¬ attendant ii s -- headaches sour stomrible eyo on me How long I played ach flatulence dizziness hilimiKiipRR the role of a marble statue I do hot and heartburn Tho Pellets are know but it seemed an age but by vorv treutle m their action Thev lowering myself about the sixteenth simply assist nature They give no They of an inch per minute I finally vioieut wrench to tno system reached a sitting posture without ox cause no pain nor griping Send 21 one cent Btamps to cover citing suspicion on the part of my cost of mailing only and receive free watcher Tho afternoon was fright- ¬ a copy of Dr Medical Adfully hot and tho perspiration fairly viser Address Pierces Worlds Dispensary rolled from me I thought of a thou ¬ Medical Association Buffalo N Y sand things I wanted to do Uucle Jge Hopper will conduct a and a thousand places I had revival at Lawrenceburg next week to visit but I knew that my only hope was in Fosters return A Cure for Unions Colic I was a prisoner and might as woll Resource Screven Co fin T lmvn have been confined in the darkest dungeon because I dare not speak beeti subioct to attacknnf hiiirinn cnlin fur Chamberlains daro not scarcely breathe By dark Colicseveral years Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy Foster returned and called off tho is the onlv sure relief Tt nnin lilo n dog To that afternoon I chargo up charm One dose of it gives relief Qvoral white hairs on my hoad wnen mi ninor remedies tail D Sharp Fur sale by R C Hardwick Transvaal Gold Prcduct Sam Tartar a brakemanwns killed About 25 years ago an English syn- ¬ at Cavo City by a train yesterday dicate offered tho Transvaal govern ¬ ment 100000 for tho exclusive Two Million a Year right to all tho mineral resources of VtllHn npnnln mv l iH Jtho country and tho government means theyre Batlsfleil The people or tho United State nre now buying Cuscarots Can camo very near selling it It is esti- ¬ ay Cftthnrttofttthe rate oftwo million boxes It will tho gold product of that year and It meansbo three million beforo Nevr mated that Year si merit proved that CasoareU region this year wijl be 10000000 Louisville 12 05 p m am am 6B9pm 7 10 p m 100pm 800pm For further Information address H O Morbok A G P A Louisville Ky w L mills Owensboro Ky M SB S FIFTH AVENUE HOTEi LOUISVILLE KY IV ffl jSfi Best I j Hotel In the Vorld Electric Elevator riKBCAUrscLL Mauager H H M R SO YEARS EXPERIENCE t tea Ji HMMaAaJalilBH 00PYRIQHT8 TRADE MARKS DESIGNS i quickly nauurtuln free whether an Invention is probnuly patentable Communications strictly conildeutlul Oldest neenoy forsocurlng patents in America Wo havo a Washington olllco Patents taken through Muun A Co receive special notlco In tho Anyone sanding a sketch and description may SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN beautifully Illustrated lnreeat circulation t tny aclentleo journal weekly terms IdiX a year t lioslx uoutlis tjpoclmen copies and Hand lioou on Iatknts sent free Address MUNN A CO 381 lirondwRV Jew York I beuke loose iu Memphis Movement for 50 oent telephone everybody the year round WW m fit4 wt Alt druggists iO V V IRIINtVfl To Core Constipation forever wTfi 95cirfte 0ond ocredrggUtsreJaa HOtOU 0rtlo Qny fnin rilltMui flhm fa iWIrfliljr CilSMiMM LWitteiJllWBB8 ii fnrtir iiSifHliiiitiA B x- i 4JjSJJILlHteliti8kim f vi -r--v-- laMrtnrfiiliHiihriHlailfrA- f mt titm rieWsflleisflisliililll I nil KnimmMrt tuuMtiut ntriiisliiiiislfrii --1- mmtftt OBlllUfiiWiriHil U i0pMit0tUle MwtnMnn A MOORISH EXEOUTIOM Shot and Regarded as a Martyr A correspondent at Tangier gives the following account of the execu ¬ December last A WISE MULE He Always 7 THE GARDEN OF EDEN Murderer ef a Christian tion of a nutive for the murder of Herr Ilassner a Gorman banker in f Tho circumstances of tho murder have remained ex ¬ tremely mysterious Tho German legation hero put pressure on the local authorities After a Bhort timo a woman wont over to Gibraltar for safety and sent word from thero that she could throw light on tho affair Upon her information three men a Spaniard and two Moors were arrested and thrown into the Here they were knsbar prison irturcd by tho thumbscrew and the He however Spaniard confessed was claimed by the Spanish authori ¬ ties and what has become of him I do not know The other two were kept hi prison They lay chained hand and foot by a heavy three inch chain ju fu small dungeon where they re- ¬ mained in almost pitch darkness from the end of December with noth- ¬ ing to Cat but bread and water and very little of that Of course had not the murdered man been an European ilittlo would have been heard of the matter A message then came from iho sultan that one of tho men was to be shot Tho basha who is an au- ¬ thority here desired this to be carried out in private but the German min tister insisted upon a public execu- ¬ tion On the day of tho execution I rwent down to tho Soko market Iplace About a dozen Europeans tonly were present and among them were two French ladies on horseback A posso of soldiers soon marched through the gateway having in their midst tho condemned man himself seated on a donkey with his feet chained together I think he was too Tiiuch dazed to comprehend fully all Hhat was passing Tho prisoner was itaken unresistingon the donkeyand inado to kneel with his face away cfrpm the soldiers Two of tho men crwero tola on to snoot mm rney re cused upon which the bashas head man with asperity reaped the lorder Then they walked up to within fivo yards of the prisoner and fired two shots into his back lie Tolled over but was not dead His buflyt continued twitching spasmodic- ¬ ally lor full five minutes when an order was given to dispatch him fin- ¬ ally whereupon one of tho men walked up to him placed a gun close to his head and fired The corpse All was buried in sacred ground o Moors even the authorities Sha included looked upon the iprisoner as a martyr Why they asked should a good Mohammedan die for a dog of a Christian The feeling is universal and if it were not for the legations Europeans would not be very safe London Times BLUE BLOOD Expression Had Its O igln from tha Moorish Invasion of Spain The Baltimore Sun gives this ac- ¬ count of the origin of a common Stopped Work Promptly Claim Made That It Was in the Stato When tho Bell Rang of Wisponsm 1 once spent some months on a cot- ¬ While Wisconsin may not bo gen- ¬ ton plantation down in Mississippi erally recognized as a veritable lays a writer in ForesUind Stream garden of Eden still there are plausi ¬ Fastened to the top of The ginhousc ble reasons for believing that the was a large bell It had been the cus- ¬ first home of Adam and Evo was tom on this plantation even before located within the confines of this the war and up to the present time stato says tho Chicago Chronicle for all hands to go to work and quit Various writers in different ages work by tho sound of this boll The have indulged in a vast amount of bell rang at six a m twelve in one opeculution as to the exact portion of p m and six p m There was on tho the globe in which Eve was tempted plantation a mule who had consti- ¬ and Adam committed the ungallant tuted himself a self ordained and in- ¬ cowardly and unpardonablo crime of labor organization dependent becoming tho accuser of his weaker This cuss of a mule woulfl not go to companion and this cradle of origin- ¬ work until the bell rang At 12 al sin lias been variously located in oclock he would quit worjc at the all parts of the globe from the north- ¬ first stroko of the bell would not go ern part of Sweden to the South Sea to work again until the boll rang and islands and ono learned Bibical would quit in tho afternoon the mo- ¬ student has written entertainingly ment the boll sounded This may in support of tho theory that the fa- ¬ seem strange but it is true as Gospel mous garden of the land of Eden was Tlic mulo would not tighten his in the vicinity of the north pole traces after tho bell sounded at noon None of tho places generally No matter if he was in the middle of ci edited with having been the home a cotton row in the field or pulling a of Adam and Eve during the days of wagon ho struck the moment the their blissful innocence answer tho bell sounded All the whipping and description of the garden as given in abuse you could heap upon him only the Book of Genesis so closely as does He a portion of western Wisconsin em- ¬ made him moro determined would stand and bray and kick at bracing Trempeauleau and parts of you as fast as his hind feet could fly the surrounding counties The Bible and finally wind up by kicking him- ¬ ascribes four rivers to the garden self out of harness but even in the vicinity of the Euph ¬ One day his regular driver was rates the description of that Book sick and the owner of the plantation does not find confirmation in the put old Uncle Sam a new hand who number of river3 flowing through or had only gone to work on the place adjacent to the portion of tho globe the day before to drive this team and most generally associated with the haul seed cotton out of the field to abiding place of Adam and Eve be- ¬ the ginhousc At noon the bell rang foro they partook of the fruit of the and Pete struck for grub as usual tree of knowledge half way between tho field and the Western Wisconsin furnishes what Uncle Sam wanted to has been lacking in all other spots ginhousc come on to tho ginhousc with the ascribed as the first home of man and load beforo ho unharnessed for din- ¬ in support of such a claim the good ner but Peto differed with him on people of the virgin forests of Trem- ¬ this point The negro and tho mulo pealeau county point to their three took up the whole noon hour trying rivers flowing into the Mississippi or to see which would have his way and the Euphrates of the Bible the high finally the mule came out victor massive walls surrounding tho hisUndo Sam had to give in and un ¬ toric land of bliss the remains of its harnessed out in the field and came hanging gardens a rock formed pul- ¬ leading the mule to the house The pit and even the possession of tho owner of the place and mjelf were fcame old serpent that beguiled watching tho whole show and were Mother Evo Dwellingin a land hav- ¬ enjoying it hugely Uncle Sam led ing these attributes the logical peo- ¬ the mule tip to where we stood in the plo of Trempealeau solemnly pro- ¬ Mars Bob dis claim they barnyard and said must bo in possession of ere rectified mule arc dun struck fer the cradle of mankind and that no higher wages The owner said one can prove the contrary Sam the mule has been striking for higher wages for the lost 20 years THE SUPPLIANT BENEFACTOR hut he has never got an advance yet A Noted Divine When in College Was NOT A TAILOR MADE MAN Helped by a Beggar When Dr A J Gordon was a One View of Premier Greenway of student at Brown university he Manitoba About one year ago a respected suffered much depression of spirits citizens of a small town in northeast- ¬ at times on account of his extreme COMMANDER GOBIN Hdb la n mado soft and smootlio with ouo ap Tierr llenil of the Grrtnil Army Vnlliinl War Itrrord plication of Sutherlands Eagle Eyo At Its encampment nt Buffalo N Y Salvo Try it to uigbt and you van tlic Grand Army of the Jlepubllc elected hcl better to monuw night It is not Col J P S Gobin of Lebanon Pa com UupleiiHiint to use mandcr in chief for the coming year Btiiloy unci Parker have agreed en Col Gobin comes of old Pennsylvania revolutionary stock lie was a lawyer a buries of joint donates nt the outbreak of the war butcnlistcd Chills are a bad sign Chills por at once In the Forty seventh Pennsyl ¬ tend the oucotniug of serious disease vania and enmc out at the close of the They precede pneumonia inflamma war Its colonel and a brevet brigadier tion of the bowels unci tnnuy other general for gallantry In action lie has They should been an active grand army man for 30 daugerouB diseases Dr Bolls Pep years wns department commander ol never be neglected pertniut Chill Tome cures them It Pennsylvania in 1880 and lias been in- All druggists mstCB liko mint candy oyesinffamed or granulated A horny rough feoling about tho guurautee it James Hehir a young man of Nashville committed suicide by swallowing laudanum KI5I IKF IN six nouns Distressing Kidney aud Bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the New Gheat South American Kidney TIiib new remedy is a great Core surprise on uccouut of its exceeding promptness iurolieving pam in the bladder kidneys back and every part of the urinary passages in male or female It relieves retention of water and pain in piiBsiug it almost immediately If you want quick relief and cure this is your remedy Sold by COL J P s gobin R C Hardwick druggist Hopkins Commander In Chief Grand Army of the ville Ky Republic m m m phrase Blue blood in tho senso of aristo- ¬ cratic blood is from the Spanish sangro azul which implies the notion that some of the oldest and proudest families of Spain never tainted by intermarriage with the Moorish invaders kept their blood of purer tint than that of tho com- ¬ mon people William II Prescott tho American histbrian in one of his works on Spanish history speaks of tho anxiety shown by tha modem Spaniard to prove that tho sangre azul blue blood flows through his veins uncontaminated by any Moor- ¬ Beforo the in- ¬ ish or Jewish taint vasion of the Moors tho king and nobles of Spain were almost without exception descendants of tho Gothic conquerors of the Pyrenean penin euh who retained the blpndo hair faijG tho pale complexion of the Ger ¬ man race Among tho fair haired peoplo the veinsof tho skin are usual- ¬ ly visible on the hand as well as upon tho forehead They appear of a blu ¬ ish tint while the blood vessels of tho dark haired races with olive colored complexion cannot bo seen through the skin The ignorant masses of the subjugated tribes believed tho blood tho blondo races to bo really blue peaking of families of blue blood leant tho ruling classtho aristocracy of the nation Lamartino tho French poet in figurativo languago men- ¬ tions tho red blood of tho Gauls and tho bluo blood of tho Germans Ift tho dominion of art interesting contrast is found in two pictures of tho Virgin with the infant both by Murillo one in tho Vatican at Rome tho other in a church of Sovilla Hpain Tho former represents Jesus as dark haired becauso it was painted for tho Italians But in tho picture at Sovilla strange to say tho Ma domiabeoratho olive countonanco and black hair of tho Spanish women colors found in Murillos street urch- ¬ ins Tho infant Saviour however has blond hair and tho clear com ¬ plexion of tho Germanio race with its bluish voimv During tho last 2000 years Britain has been invaded by foos from over the tw oe fwer Hm 1 tswci ern North Dakota walked into tho hotel with his wife for the noonday meal lie saw at his table two strang- ¬ ers one a young man pretty well dressed and tho other evidently a farmer about GO years of age with a gray rough beard and well worn and ill fitting clothing Little attention was paid to the pair beyond a hasty scrutiny The citizen and his wife were thinking of taking a trip to a lake in Manitoba near Crystal City for a few days and wore talking about the trip inquiring how long the fishing would bo good etc ques- ¬ tions which those who were talking seemed unable to answer The old farmer spoke up and venturing to explain that he lived quite near the lake told all about the situation there where to go at whoso house to stop and other needed information Little else was said but the im- ¬ pression made on the citizen find wife waa not sufficient to cause them to make very much inquiry and no ono about the hotel knew who tho two men were Well he seemed like a nice old fellow said tho wife though I noticed ho seemed quito helpless in regard to disposing of Ins lettuce Probably his first meal at a hotel Very likely replied tho citizen The next day tho citizen met his friend the liveryman who said By tho way did you see Premier Greenway of Manitoba when ho was hero yesterday His driver brought him down hore from Crystal City whore ho lives you know to catch tho train for St Paul and then to Ot- ¬ tawa as ho was in a hurry to go lie said ho thought Greenway was called there to confer with Laurier and fix up the school question Ho took din nor at tho Columbia and I didnt know but you might havo seen him Boston Transoript Sleeping in n Cannon Tho largest cannon in tho world was taken by the British when India was conquered Tho cannon vas cast about tho year 1500 and was thdVork6f a chief named Oholeby Khan of Ahmed nuggo Tho in ¬ side of tho gun is fitted upwith scat3 and is a favorito place for tho British officers to go for a quiet noonday sleep The Typical Grumbler The Gsumbler was over I wish summer Friend Why Tha Grumbler Oh so I could ymh wiojtor vt ayer Town topics poverty At Brown in 185G the cata- ¬ logue summary of necessary expenses foots up the amusingly insignificant sum of G7 This covered tuition room rent light fuel and minor ex penses Uoaru oi course was not in ¬ cluded in this estimate That aver aged for the poorer students some- ¬ thing less than two dollars a week At these prices the struggle was a hard one ior joung Gordon Assist- ¬ ance from homo he could hardly look for Church friends in Providence helped much yet at times 4the ex ¬ chequer vorged perilously upon bank- ¬ On ono occasion when it ruptcy seemed hardly possible to continue for want of money Gordon started down Westminster street in an aim ¬ at Stanford Ky less stato of dejection A sudden Everybody fenyg So shower drove him into a porch Coscnrcts Candy Cathartic the most won Somewhat later a ragged and way ¬ derful medical discovery of the age pleasant worn negro hurried under tho samo und refreshing to tho tasto act gently and pos¬ Itlvely on liver and bowels cleansing the enfever cover and seeing tho kindly student tire system dlspol colds euro headache Please habitual constipation aud biliousness tiy face thought it an opportune timo to buy and Sold a box of OC C to day 10 25 fio aud guaranteed to ouio by all beg He laid his whole pitiable case tentd drugglstb with its undoubted fringe of exagger-¬ Disappointment in love caused ation and extended commentary be ¬ fore his fellow refugee The latter Johu Steele to commit Buicide by at tho time as impecunious as Walter hanging in Clay county the Penniless himself was of course If you ever try Sutherlands Eagle unablo to respond Ho explained Eye salve for failing eye sight granhis own plight answering tho others ulated lids or sore eyes of any kind fiction with a detailed recital of his you will be a keen sighted advertiser own difficulties The new acquaint- ¬ among your friends for it Druggists ance listened with interest and fin ¬ sell it ally drew from his pocket a nickel which ho handed his anticipated Henry Wall a white mau wbb benefactor with the remark that lynched at Mt Airy N C for out after all he thought himself better raging aud murdering Miss Sadie off than a struggling student Chi ¬ Cook cago Standard Dr Bells Peppermint Chill Tonic cures chillB permanently A sure apDog Sets a Trap petizer A perfect blood nurifier A A Saginaw man has a dog which is complete strengthened It will give in tho habit of catching rats by a trap color to the face and change that sal of his own devising Ho takes a piece low comploxion to a benutuul rosey of meat from tho scrap pan in the hue It corrects disorders ot tho restaurant owned by his master car ¬ stomach aud aids digestion Overries it down into tho basement and comes uervouB depression and low spirits It will and places it a few feet from a ratholc uursmg motheisrestore exausted aud to full strength Then ho lies down to watch and energy aud make bone and muscle when somo hungry rat vonturos out for children Guaranteed after tho tempting morsel springs on tho rodent and speedily shakes it to The Sunday traiuB on the Ken death The dog caught 180 rats in tucky Midland have been discontin this way in ono week No ono over ued taught him to do this trick ho having An Arlington merchant ndveitisea picked it up himself 80000 pounds of spinach seed for Ssnso of Smell in Lobsters sale ¬ Lobsters can sraoll as well 03 an Only bis were made A Lexington runs department by the imals that livo upon tho land fire during pieco of decayed meat suspended in August tho water in tho locality whero lob ¬ sters aro abundant will soon be com ¬ A revival at Valley View resulted pletely surrounded by a greedy flghfc in 8ix additions to the Presbyterian oturoh iwr crowd Gen Fitzhugh Lee says there will terested und helpful in every work that not be any improvement in business promised benefit to his comrades He is a lawyer and brigadier general of the in Cuba until the war is ended Pennsylvania national guard Wonderful South American lllood Cure The importance of the grand army as Quickly dissipates all scrofulous nn organization is accentuated by the taints in the system cures pimples following figures from Adjt Gen blotches and sores on the face thor- Charles K Burmelsters report The total membership of the order oughly cleanses the blood of boils carbuncles abscesses and eruptions in good standing June 30 189i vns renders the skin clear young and 7302 posts with 340G10 members on beautiful If you would escape December 31 1896 7270 posts with blood poison with all its train of hor- 327412 members on Tune 30 1S07 THE GREAT rors do not fail to use this masterly 7100 posts with 310450 members blood purifier which has performed The gain - by mustering in wns Line such stupendous cures in all cases of 10531 b- transfer 4381 by reOetwoen thocltleno shattered constitution and depravity instatement 11207 from delinquent of the blood Bad health signifies reports 0S07 total 32029 The losses Cincinnati Lexington Louis bad blood Sold by ft C Hardwick were By deaths 7315 honorable disv Evansville St Louis charge 1257 transfer 4042 suspen druggist Hopkinsville Ky And tho nl tics o sion 30771 dishonorable discharge by Nashville 411 by delinquent reports 80S1 Memphis The bottom is believed to be dropMont ping out of the rising of the tribes- surrender of charter 00G total 51133 ornery Mobile an New Including the members remaining sus ¬ men iu India against the British pended June 30 107 43500 the toOrleans My boy came home from school tal borne on the rolls 302S10 tt 3TI30UT CHANttEi There was expended for charity dur one day with his hand badly lacerated aud bleeding and suffering great ing the year 2100 t MP SPEED UNBILLED The report of Quartermaster General pain says Mrs E J Schall with A J Hurbnnk showed receipts of 10 Meyer Bros Drug Co St Louis Mo I dressed the wound and applied 859 of which SS10G came from the per Chamberlains Pain Balm freely All capita tax and expenses of 10722 The ¬ pain ceased aud iu a remarkably balnnce on hand being 7711 the cred Bhort time it healed without leaving a its to the different funds being as folscar For wounds sprains swellings lows General fund 102 Grantmomi and rheumatism I know of no medi- ment fund 5733 Sherman monument 221 Southern memorial fund cine or prescription equal to it 1 fund 1593 The nshcts amount to 9239 nnd Connections are made at Guthrie consider it a household necessity and NashviJle for all points The 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by there is 10000 In United States bonds R C Hardwick SIR BLONDIN BLOOD orth East South and West In Pullman Palace Cars Landseer fell in the race at Padu CmiiiiiiiiKlcr of tin Ilrltlxli Troops on the AfKhnn Krotitler cab Tuesday aud his rider John Gen Sir Biondin Blood commander EMIGRAN Griffin of Elizabethtown was killed of the British army on the Afghan fron- this road will receive special low rates tier is familiar with every foot of the See agents of this company for rates WIge Men K non mountnin territory under his charge It is folly to build upon a poor foun and is likewise familiar with the char ¬ outes C c or write to P T A P Atmore G dation eitner in architecture or in acter of the bellicose Afghans with Louisville ueauu A louudation ot sauu is in- whom he has to deal The general took secure aud to deaden symptoms by part in the Afghan war if 1S79 1SSO and N TIME TABLE L narcoties or nerve co npounds is was awarded a gold medal for his serv TRAINS GOING NORTH equally dangerous and deceptive ices iu that conflict He is 55 years old Mo i t lOtlsa m The true way to bui d up health is to and a ripe and seasoned soldier Ho KoOMalltou1b Fast Mall 9Uarr make your blood pure rich and uour joined the royal engineers in 1800 and Noftti Nanhvllle Vcoora wp m f 55 p m ishiug by taking Hoods Sursaparilla Mas rapidly promoted becoming a cap- loMot Iouls Express SOUTH TRAINS GOING 607 a ra tain in 1S73 a major in 1879 a lieutenant So 63 St LouU Express 66 Nashville Accomodation 580 am Hoods pills act easily aud prompt- colonel in 1882 and a colonel in 18S0 He So 61 St Louis Mall So 818pm ly on the liver and bowels Cure sick has seen much service in many big cam No 91NO limited S16Dm Mishvllle Accommodation does not run cu headache paigns and is not afraid of fighting He Hunday bound St Louis and Chlcau Fast won a medal and clasp In the Jowakl Northnave troin9 urough ttalns solid and eepers Mrs Silas Wesser hanged herself o unlcairo and St Louis A sick man is like man who rocs up in a balloon lie U blown hither and thither by the winds of disease A traveler by rail or steamer has a regular track He is reasonably certain of reaching a given destination but the balloonist is at the mercy of totally No track no couTse uncertain elements no rudder no certainty that any breeze may not unnp destruction His disordered So with the sick man constitution renders every natural operation uncertain No organ can be depended on to do its normal work The stomach will not digest food the liver will not filter bil ¬ ious poisons from the blood the kidneys and skin will not excrete the waste No regular nourishing or purifying- process ii going on There is no certainty except the certainty of suffering In all uyspept bilious debilitated cori ditions what fs needed is to chancre the ab normal erratic operations of the system into a natural regular straightforward pro ¬ gress in the right direction Nothing in the world will do this so rapidly and certainly as Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery It directly regulates the vitalizing func ¬ tions It sets the stomach and liver into natural healthy operation and gives the blood making glands power to manufacture an abundance of pure rich blood It creates appetite builds up muscular strength and banishes nervousness and neuralgia As it can be assimilated by the weakest stomach its nourishing properties are far superior to nauseating cod liver oil in severe coughs and all wasting diseases The druggist who recommends something else as just as good is thinking more of his extra profit on the just as good kind than of your welfare EfK w 13 fi m trough Trunk Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jacksonville and points in Florida rs arSfiirs T Mm Fast Line stops only at Important statloni md croaalnga Ha hrougu Iullman sleep ers to Atlanta Ua J MADAMSAcent GEN SIR BLONDIN BLOOD British Commander on the Afghan Fron tier expedition of 1877 78 and was given the brevet of lunjor for distinguished services during the Zulu war In 1882 Blood was sent on the Kgyptian expedition and there too won high praise from his superiors lie was mentioned in the dispatches presented Mith a medal and clasp a bronze stnr decor ¬ ated with the fourth class Osmanieh and brovotted lieutenant colonol Two years ago he wns again sent to tho mountains as chief stall ollicer on tho Chitral relief forco and was decorated n K C B for services in that campaign Lost year he was promoted to conunnnd a second class district in Indln with rank of brigadier general Kl innlnir Pullman Vestibule Sleenlntr and Dining Cars Nasln iile to Chicago 12 HOURS NAfcHVlLLE TO CHICAOO NEW 0RLEAK5FL0MDA SPECIAL Lea ee New trie ir 1r Ij af 1305 noon Iu L NR R fsah ills at 7 20 a in Through Buffet Sloptiig Caralrom New Orleans CHICAGO HaoiiJLLC LIMITED Leaves Nasln llle Dall at 7 30 p in For detailed lrc F P JEFFkn r Lit v ddrs t 1 Tit-- lil Iyengar Agent A great D H HIILMAi uutbern y ScmliiiK- A post was handed in nt the Birmingham post ofllce A worldngman who hail beon out of town with his three-year- old child nrrived nt Birmingham in timo to reach his place of business but not In sufficient timo to tnko tho child home Ho therefore walked into tho nearest post office and tendered the youngster as an exprem arcol Tho authorities under the rulo regulating the delivery of live animals accepted the chld and duly delivered It at tka nocl parcel for delivery by express u Child liy IoM L ROGERS A lenii The Bowling Green Fair is draw ing big crowds this week A A Sure Thing for Vou transaction in which you cannot logo la a sure thine Biliousness sick headaohe fur Tied tongue fever piles and a thousand other ills are caused by constipation and sluggish liver Casenreta Candy Cathartic tho won ¬ derful new 11 er stimulant and intestinal tonio are by all druggists guaranteed to cure or money retanded OOO are a sure thinu Try to day 100 26o aw 8aroplo and booklet frt Beo our tit ad W t f iiiiiwwWriaiMlMift JUJWsrilJU 4ii J fit XHEDROUCTH CETTINC SERIOUS XfltiA Mil i in Hi M 8 HERE AND THERE DrBTN FritUDentist office over fciusiojajL uussmi JfaiMiwfMe lenfurkian Judge T J Morrow nit i m Much Worm There Wit still vory ill If It Heroine IooltWe HiifTerlhj Ho CttBank Hopkinaville Ky Esq L O Garrott has returned On every hand there is a universal Betbel Female College now 1ms from a trip to Puducah The continued dry erv for raiu auout thirty five boarding pupils and Ben Armistead has returned from has been interrupted only by weather others expected this week Montgomery Ala occasional showers In some portions Rev Mr Payne of Princeton filled Mr D L Johnson is still in a crit of North Christian there has not been the pulpit at the Christian Church ical condition with typhoid fever a good rain since April Sunday in the abseuce of the pastor Mr Guy Duncan of Henderson Tho soil is Bandy and does not hold Soutu Kentucky Collego opened spout Suuday with relatives and moisture and the fight showers early Jast week with nearly 100 pupils and friends in the city in the Bummer hardly wet tho grouud proBpects are very bright for an in Mr and Mrs Anthony Halstrick two inches doep Tho corn crop ox- creasing attendance of Rochester N Y are the guests of copt in tue lowianuB is almost a toiai cattle were Mr and Mrs Clemens Ueter Several car loads of fat failure north of town As there is shipped from Trenton to Louisville Holton of Murray re but little wheat in that section this Miss Carrio Saturday They belonged to Stegar turned homo Beveral davs since after is a vory serious matter It means v unesnut Thompson and J a visit to her aunt Mrs W H Elgin that there will bo no corn to fatten tho hogs to feed Btock or make bread Thoroughbred Jersey heifer calf Mrs Flora Bell and little eon Gil- and it will bring hardship and priva10 In- mer have gone to Columbia solid fawn color for 6ale at Tenn tion to many families All over the quire at this office where Mrs Bell will enter college county tho Fate corn has been cut Thompson of Trenton Stegar DouglaBs Bell son of Capt C i short and even tho early planting was Mr have just purchased a car load of D Bell left yesterday for the Uni Beriously hurt by the lack of rain county They versity of Charlottavillo to enter the while tho ears were filling out mules from Warren range in age from three to five years Jaw department Tobacco crops too are very short quality It is comBIG bargain 100000 worth of spent sev and lacking in from Miss Blanche E Smith wormB but the class city property for 8ale or eral days of last week in the city en paratively free first exchange for farm or good paying route to a Southern city where bIio acreage is not only small but tho yield will be far below the average hotel Answer this otlico will teach tbiB fall Pastures have dried up and late Al G Fields minstrels played in Miss Bertha Walker of Maryville crops like turnips and peaa will do no Bowling Green last night and will Mo returned home with her sister good appear at the Masonic theater in Mrs J H Kugler last week and will Streams everywhere are going dry Nashville next Thursday night spend the winter here and in some neighborhoods stock have to be driven miles to water and A delightful home on South Vir- IJKATIIS drinking water hauled from distant Street for rent houso 8 rooms springs arge shady yard garden orchard Bert Hvde a well known engineer w ware Both branches of Little River above an grass Jot on the Henderson division of the L the city a few miles are dry and no The Western Union Telegraph N died at his home in Evansvillo longer running Tho four large Company moved into its new office on last Thursday night aged 82 years springs near the city flowing into the Niuth street last night and is open for Bigham Miss Katherine Bigham river are supplying all of the water business to day at the new location a daughter of Rev J W Bigham used by the Waterworks Company The young people enjoyed a de- died iu this city Saturday of con- How lone they will do this is a prob lightful dance at Mr M H Nelsons sumption aged 17 years The in lem that is beginning to receive at Music was fur- terment took place in Hopewell Cem- tention The company hopes to get Thursday night nished by a professional band through without curtailing its supply etery yesterday to consumers but 325000 gallons are Storehouse and dwelling house at Ben Coulter only son ofBF CoulDouglabS Station Bell P O for rent ter formerly of Clarksville died last being used daily and that is a great deal of water to take from a stream for 1898 For information apply to week at Los Angeles Cal almost dry 8 ldtf C D Bell Bell Ky Bradstreet reports 173 business failCol G H Slaughter a prominent Charles Gibson colored captured United States during the ures citizen of St Bethlehem Tenn died past in the against 808 in the corres- by a Sheriffs posse for murder con week suddenly in Nashville last week He ponding of last year Dun re fessed to criminal assault and was dropped dead while Bitting in the ports 215 ween hanged by a mob at Macon Ga against 315 fast year office of Hagan Co Joe Wall whose big toe was cut off by a bicycle Monday is Btill short a toe The doctors were unable to re place the severed extremity as erro- neously stated Tuesday Mr J J Barnes Republican can didate for sheriff is very sick at Dr Lovings residence in Crofton with a bilious attack It is not expected to be serious The Republican convention in Union School House district Saturday resulted in the nomination of H B Clark over J S Hanbery the present ft incumbent by 17 to 16 Incontinence of water during sleep stopped immediately by Dn This week makes the beginning of the end of thi seaE Detchons Anti Dioretic Cures sons selling at this store children and adults alike Price SI Sold by iS C Hardwick Druggist Price concessions rule throughout the house Hopkinaville Ky is I New Shoe Store 1 Last Juno we sold to J H Anderson Co our entire stock of shoes with the luten tion of going out of tho shoe busines But previous to tho said we had placod our Fall order with tho manufacturer for a full lino of heavy and medium weight shoes Wo thought at tho time we sold to Messrs Anderson k Co we could countermand our orders but tho manufactories wrote us that it would be impossible to accept a countermand as 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 see the position we aro in And to make a long story short wo will Bay wo have got shoes and want money You have got money and need shoes Now is your chance to buy your Fall and Winter Shoes at u SAVING OF 50c TO 150 PER PAIR As we are determined to go out of tho shoe business therefore we aro going to sell this handsome stock of shoes at manufacturers prices This is undoubtedly the handsom est lino of shoes ever brought to this town We have all the new colors Green Purple Tan and Osblood all widths and toes Dime Quarter Half Dollar and Bull Dog Toes All sizes from the smallest to the largest In fact tho stock is everything that it takes to make a first clabs shoe Btore We guarantee every shoo we sell to bo cheaper and better than you Now in conclusion we will say that our Mr J B Richards is now in can buy elsewhere the Eastern markets buying one of the largest stock of Dry Goods Notions Millinery and Furnishing Goods ever brought to Hopkinaville which we are receiving daily and invite We are still selling carpets less than manufacturers cost to close your early inspection Yours Truly them out September 2 1897 RICHARDS 8c CO nmutmuimuimumumNumwmwuWK SPECIAL LOCALS CO RXWYCWW i 2J MMMTMmsttMi Real Estate Agents OFFICE OVER FIRST NATIONAL BASK BVCKNER I Rensiiaw wrmrammy nvwVWKA THOMPSONS OLD STAND Dealers in nil classes of realestate and rent Buy sell Hopkinsville Ky Furniture and Undertaker IsTew Stock Best G oods C The Beginning Of The End Result the whole world uses whiskey It has proven the best Btimulant and does not injure nerves and tissues like coca wines and other drugged compounds And HARPER Whisaey is the ideal whiskey W R LONG For sale by Hopkinsville Ky liquors For mauy years science has studied andLOWEST PRICES No 8 Fine eligible building lots for sale on 19th street One lot corner Virginia street and 21st New and Elegant Funeral Car for the Undertaking Department Dick Everett a Practical Undertaker of 20 years experience hda charge of this branch of our business Give us a call office phonk6 4 Main Street HOPKINSVILLE home KY 107 2 street and one lot on 21st street Apply to DR J A GUNN 7000 To loan on first class real estate Alsn good lieu notes wanted CHRISTIAN CO AHSTRACT CO H W Breathitt and Jno T Edmonds Mgrs 26 l Up YEARS IN SAME OLD STAND phonk DILIGENCE Stairs in Henry Block Op Opera House COOKTESY M u v M if X Eld J C Keith of California who Many Wonder sale offerings still on has been holding a meeting at the you and will do it if you will come and Fee m large stock of Many others in addition Christian church in Crofton for three weeks closed the meeting Sunday Best Lump Coal six and FURNITURE AND KINDRED BRANCHES Eld Keith will leave in a few dajra Reasons multiply why you should come here My expenses are light aB I am up stairs and I will mako it one half cents per bushel for Bethany W Va to accept a chair you to come and see me E L F0ULKS Spot cash in the college there am prepared to do Undertaking in all its branches lam also 14 R R Sts Hopkinsville Ky d practical EMRALMER There was a big barbecue and Rofer you to those that have seen my work brandance at Bluff Springs Saturday Wind Mill For Sale which was attended by at Jeait 500 A W PYLE people The music was made by the A complete all steel mill 70 feet ladies of the vicinity with violius and high and pump tank and 2n0 to 300 guitars Nearly all of the candidates feet piping for less than 100 TOBACCO NEWS from North Christian were there but no speeches were R S FOOL Gracey Ky made 9 The drouth Pon Ky Sept HOPKINSVILLE MARKET Farm For Sale Usually found in first MrB Thos W Long gave a most Reported by J H Eggleton of Cummlngs still continues The springs are get I desire to sell my farm ol 300 acres 0 miles Kggleton Co incorporated buyer on ting low Bome having gone dry class groceries at all order of dealer In and handler of from Hopkinsville good improvuientsOncres Eleasant reception Friday evening in her guest Miss Hortense leaf tobacco Aunt Agg Barnes is getting better tlmberrunnlngwater4 acres apple orchard all time can be found in Alexander of Waco Texas It con September 8 1897 the market of her cancer Dr Jake Spurlin is a under good fence also my residence with 10 sisted of a moonlight picnic at tbiB acre lot on 9th st I will sell this property at a our mammoth store week was characterized by small good cancer doctor Hargis bridge five miles from town great sacrifice on easy terms The moonlight at Lee B Kings Dade JB Excellent refreshments were served offerings and large rejections The to i he dozen or more couples who buyers did not seem to want any to- last Saturday night was quite an enEVANSVILLE joyable affair There were a good were present bacco so prices were about tho same Lime For Fertilizer many present and all enjoyed them Fresh from the gar HoneBt John Moayon is to day as previous week except on common selves well We are making farmers a special low price on lime for fertilizing purposes Many far movii g into his handBoine new Ptore lugs which advanced from Ac to c dens every morning Mr L B King has received his mers are now using time for this purpo with As the on Main street and his announcement on account of speculators great satlsractlon I can sell it In large quan- ¬ rejections were very heavy the buyers fall goods They are a very nice tities at very low rotes The good results folsuch as peas beans cu ¬ of his approaching fall opening will stock of goods He is a hustling lowing its use last for Ave ears Call and be found in thin issue Mr Moayon bought considerable at private sale see us at Dalton Bros ofllceNoBblxtli street cumbers tomatoes etc There were more fairly good hhds merchant before buying your Fertilizer haH one of the handsomest and most on sale this week than haB been seen and family from near HOPKINSVILLE LIME WORKS Mr Lit Hord commodious storerooms in the city G E Dalton Pnorn and he i filling it chock full of new for some time but as they t did not your city were the pleasant guests of 14 FINE RACES bring very satisfactory prices were ivlr Maryland Hord and wife last fall goodh mostly all rejected Saturday and Sunday Cash paid for Bonds Are as low as Charles M Charnly who was The conditions for the growing crop Miss Delia King the daughter of found in the city and and Bank Stock Treasurer of Presbyterian Board of are about the same with no relief in our merchant here got her foot badly Aid for colleges and academies is sight quality of goods un ¬ Money loaned at 0 per ceut in burned last week She was ut Virgil the famous lone pacer goes Bhort nearly 100000 He catches the WEEKIT REPORT Oates playing in the yard when sue sums of 1500 aud upwards on good surpassed 110 hhds stepped in some ashes where Mr larmB in Kentucky ana Tennessee Princeton Collegiate Institute of this Receipts for week for 52775 place 17020 hhds Oates had burning grass and weeds notjexceeding 40 per cent of appraised But the college is year allright notwithstanding this unex Sales 175 week Wednesday iiiiil Friday E B CLARK and got some hot ashes in her slip- value Dwellings to sell or rent GO pected lo68 Princeton Banner 18986 year per Before she could get her Blipper WALTER P GARNETT CO Offerings 274 week Financial and Insurance Agents off her foot Bhe was badly burned Mrs Ellen Dabney has been as Rejections for week C1TV MAItKKT HOUSE The paces to beat the track t9 Honey Bee signed a place in the faculty of QUOTATIONS Oil in Christian County record 206J without rider Bethel Female College iu addition to HAD FOUR TAMPA BAYS 1 25S 1 75 I have in my hands for sale a fine driver or sulky about him her work in the art department Prof Trash lugslugs 1 75 W 2 50 farm of 667 acres on which there are Harrison will fit up for her a well up Common lugs And This Was SuMclent to Scoop In 8 00ft 4 00 unci she will be pre Medium sure signs of petroleum There is a ponted studio R L AKIN Secy lugs 4 OOfc 5 50 kwell on the farm 90 feet deep and in the Itloney pared to give as thorough a course in Good leaf 5 00 8 50 mm The Plant System has issued a new the Spring of the year the water 1b drawing as can be had at regular Low 5 00m h fi 50 Common academies The class this session will Medium leaf series of playing cards the faces of bo strong with kerosine that the FREE Saooo IN GOLD 6 50 m 8 00 echolarsblp in Drauglioni This farm be a large and promisiug one and Good leafleaf some of them bearing handsome stock will not drink it 8 50m 10 00 rracucai iiuatness Wliege of the hotels of the must be sold If you want to got under her excellent teaching her Fine leaf Nashville Tenn or Texar- 10 00 12 00 illustrations rich write or call on W S Haleatty to make IN DRUGS kana or scholarship In pupils may be expected system as well as of scenes along the CODlC most Texasreputable business none any JT selections The deuces Hopkiusville Ky lines of the railroad rapid progrees ouega or literary school In the U can be se cured by doing a little work at homo for the bear a very pretty picture of the County Judge youths Advocate an Illustrated semimonthly Moth Balls Packing Camphor Hon NOTICE D Smith pastor of the Christian a few changes Breathitt has made Tampa Bay H list of lournal It Is elevating in character moral in ii church at riopkiusville will begin a officers where thehisDemocrats election one interesting and to duraej Saraapnrilla Di6enfectants Iu a little game the other night Ail persons indebted to rouneand especiallyread with interest profitable by all kiudB aud a complete line of of people but and profit series of servi es at the Christian plained bitterly of their lack of com one af the boys with an ace full recsent free church next Suuday at 11 a m ognition The Doinuuratio Committee called his opponent across tho me will please come for ¬ people of all ages Sample copies Nashville Address Youths Advocate Pub Co Venn announcements will be rriada at met yesterday Mention this paper when ypu writo Full Elastic Cottage Paint ami formal pyramid of blues and whiten ward and settle up at once the 11 a in and 730 p m serviced r jqnest for a division made auffairs iu What have you got he asked of tho Mr Smith although he has only been soveral other precincts where both of Scaveueer Four Tampa Bay Hotels was as I want to close up my White Lead Linseed Oil and Tur- a few months in Hopkiusville Ins the judges and J T Hall city acaveuger can be pontine und family paints the sheriff voted the reply Times Union Jackson- old business made a lasting impression upou the against the Damjoratie ticket litst ville reached by tolphone at auy time JOHN MOAYON people by his deep earnestness and year Come to See Us Call No 151 The Farmeis Friend It is contended that all local option the Bvto Christian spirit with which Henry Wall a white mau was laws iu effect before the adoption of Herman Reubold an unemployed liUKHtH all classes We bespoik An unknown mau with the initials workman too proud to beg was found foi h m a it bpousive hearing iu all lynched at Mt Airy N C for out the present Constitution expire Sep NINTJl ST lHAKMAOY Uiefforto looking to the saving o raging and murderiug Miss Sidie tember 28 0 years after the adoption O E S tattooed on his arm com starving to death in New York hav NKAB h tr N DEFOT Cook mltted suicide near Seymour Ind of the qoustitution ing had nothing to eat for live days fcouS P incetou Banner Can Sell BASSETT 8c CO TriState Fair II Bverything- Vegetables Sept 20 to 24 209 Our Prices HAPPY JACK canfe Seasonable B Young rsrvflv F S J O COOK jrcs- Tc rnS1 jmwv

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