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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: September 17, 1897

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. tjopkiittrille fUutatkiim FRIDAY OKEAM I r t f VOL XIX HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY it SEPT OF 171897 NEWS NORTE OF THE OHIO BAD CANC REMOVED BY A MOB OF LYNCHERS NO 7- r School Shoes J YELLOW JACK IS HERE LOWER HALF OF MISSISSIPPI INFECTED AND PEOPLE PANICSTRICKEN JJIn IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN HAS IT We have a pair for every school boy or girl in Chris- tian county OUR OWN BRAND Rosi Gets Seviii Years Bum Burned In Five White Men Swung Up In an Indiana The Capital City Depopulated and the Trlftd llullcr Uurued Bmturatloii to Town They Were a Tough enne Spreading to Many Ton in Florida Other Exclusive Item Lot ANDERSONS KICK - ME - H ARD m 5tto 7 1 At the following prices 2 at 75 cents 8 to 101 2 at SIOO II to 2 at 125 We claim this is about as good a shoe as can be made out of ieather not a fine shoe but a good strong one to stand the knocks and kicks ot boys who are as rough In addition to our own reg- ¬ as young mules Made in button heel and spring heel ular lines we have about 500 pairs school shoes from the Richards stock at cuts of 25c to 75c on the pair positively Save Money Shoes J L zk H ANDERSON CO V TAKING CHANCES Josh Billings once said If I wuz called npou to weap over the body of n ded mewl I would onteare over biz bed Josh didnt take any chances Even though every appearance indicated that he was dead hed keep away from his heels No man ought to take chances when there shell is a In buying shoes from ub you have the benefit of our practical shoe expeWe KNOW we give more for the money than others cure to offer and in order to give a rience a practical illustration we quote below desciptton and prices on a few sellers certainty to be had n Ladies1 Dangola Button C S toe and heel size 3 to 7 Ladies Dongola Lac2 pat tip and lace pointed toe Price Our Leader a Ladies Dongola Lace and Button newest style a 2 Shoe for 98c Wear Register for Every all styles warranted The Men L50 chances 200 PETREE Buy from us and take no I gfimiflfifeerffl irVrfrrmff IPublic ppreciation -A-- i Nerves our efforts and we are showing our appreciation by the prices we are making Goods you are thinking of link us with your thoughts and we will convincevyou that the best is not to good if price- are right If It Is Hiali Class a I Remember That wo v r JEaXiiess saddles blanjtets collars X J3ack bands hames chains else of and an elegant line MMs can rshow you any thing you may mfi in carry the LREST stock and Jap Dusters iF A ghzs LOVMEST prices OST 207 South Main 31 very small A decided and complete panic has Mr Milton Gaut Jr has secured prevailed iu Jackson all day Everytho agency of the American Express body who could has left town The Company and Mr Wharton Crabb Mlm KuftBeir Unique Reception Tuesday business houses have closed and the Night newspapers have suspended publica- ¬ will bo his assistant These selecJack- ¬ tion and closed their offices Something bran new in the line of tions will meet the approval of the son has a population of 10000 peoTuesday ple and two thirds of these have de- ¬ public having business with the office e itertainmeuts occurred as both young men are competent night Miss Bessie Russell gave a serted the city business men courteous and popular in honor of her guest Miss BETTER REPORT FROM NEW ORLEANS in their dealings The office was reception Steere and one of the features was a opened yesterday iu the Moayon New Orleins Sept 15 At the close corner on Ninth ttrte aud is ready hay ride on wagons filled with straw of the days investigation by tfie for biisiueBs Two wagons were filled with young Board of Health at 6 oclock this people who drove about the city for eveniug the fevur situation so far at Clover Uullt r Hurnnl two hours and returned at ten oclock is concerned as New Caudle Jones Cayces clover to Mr J DRussells handsome home leafetconsidered Orleans materially im was to have huller engaged iu hulling clover in on South Main where a delicious proved and there was less anxiety Trigg county was destroyed by iire supper was served The chaperons than at any time since Monday Wednesday It was operated bv on the ride were Mr and Mrs Thos among the health officials encourag- ¬ ing them to believe that by no means Clint Cayce one of the owners aud W Long Those present were Alessrs- Misses had they lost control of the situation caught from a spark The machine A P Crockett and that it was quite within the a Unm new one costing inUU was to Sallie Steere Louisville Wallace Kelly range of probability to expect that in tally consumed and is a complete Guy Starling a short time the Miperior quarantine loss The owners of the machine Evelyn Polk McP Blakemore Nashville aud sanitary methods employed will were J R Caudle E D Jones Hud Balle Moore J S Moore prevail and crush out the scourge Clint Cayce all of this county Dixon Kitchen Edith Boulware INCREASE AT OCEAN fePRINGS Georgia Flack Will Cummiugs Wheat Still Off anil Palling Frank Buckuer The rain and stormy weather there From 99 cents last week wheat has Patti Flack Lizzie Mercer Robt Johu6on since Saturday ban had the effect of gradually declined this week aud it Patti Mercer Alf Eckles increasing the number of caes at closed yeBterday on the Chicago mar Willie Rust Robt McDaniel Oceans Springs Conductor Johnson Jack Terry ket at 93J The highest price paid Annie Scarliug of the Louisville it Nashville railroad Mary Withers J C Cooper who was just preparing to get away foi December wheat was 9J Spot J U Cook to Cincinnati was stricken today towheat closed at 93f The local mar Tony Ware Alex Boulware gether with three others One new ket is very dull the price offered yes Daisy Wood A B Anderson case was reported at Bilnxithis morn terday beiug 90 centB with a few Hettie Long Doctors iug It is that of Rev C F Emory small sales December oats closed at Mary Herudon Lizzie Gaither E P Russell pastor of the Methodist church mak ¬ 21 cents and corn at Sly Alary Walker R H Perry ing three iu that family yet there ex- ¬ Mattie Walker R L Woodard isted iu Biloxi forty nine cases Of Knur More New Jlahlt 8 Bessie HuBsell F P Thomas these uiueteen were yellow fever six Twins were born to the wife of Mr C H Tandy were suspicious and diagnosis as to Hugh Crenshaw near R taring thirteen was reserved There have Take Action at Once Springs on the 13th inst a boy aud a beeu uo deaths at Biloxi The city authorities of Hopkins girl A Slncultr Colin iilrurf Born to the wife of Mr HT Hays ville should be alive to the fact that The window of the room in which near Roaring Springs on the 12th the trains are crowded with refugees iust a girl fleeing northward from the yellow the late David Lee Johusouwas lying fever districts of the South It is upon his death bd wiib shaded by a Mr F W Dabney is the father of Wednesday afternuother young Democrat who ar iqore than likely that some of these large peach tree may come to Hopkinsville Other noon just as the sufierer breathed his rived oue day this week cities are keeping a strict watch and last this tree by some unaccountable every passenger from the South who means was split apart the limb that WiU Uo to Florida About twenty five young represent- stop here should be required to give shaded the window falling to the an accouut oi uimseii was not weighted down it is only a ground ing the best families iu South Chris days ride to fever infected towns and with fruit It there wiib no wind blowing tian takiug with them more or less while a quarantine may not be re- aud uo reason can be assigned for the capital are ariangiug to go to Floii quired just yet still the eyes of the occurence To say the least it was a da this fall to engage in the cultiva city authorities should be kept wide very singular coincidence open Thrt appearance in the citv of tion of the Cuban types of tobacco o east of Hiispicious fever would do ih Toliiiuuo JJirn Uurm d which are helling at 20 to 50 cents u incalculable harm to the fall huu-ne-Cadiz Ky Sept 1 1 A tobaoocr and strangers t hould not be al pound The war iu Cuba has ttjp bam belonging to Andrew Hams ped its cultivation on that islaud anil lowed to enter this city at ail from While other was consumed by fiio Friday The much of the Havana tobacco is the fever districts being raised iu Florida It is said cities nie taking prompt action let building contained about S0C0 In time pounds of fluM tobacco beloutfing to the soil of Florida is well adapted to Hipkiniville do tha same its cultivation and if the war in Culm of peace prepare for war Ge Wilkius r tenant Mr Wilkius coutiuiies big mouey can Uh made in had just finished firing hi tobacco Kiish tlm Diamond Iirinr a Lid the suppositionthis new industry iu Florida that the build W O Ro6h alias E R Ord who ing iraujjut from a chunk of wook ly Sue ror guooo wis arresed in this city several ing in the ashee Mitch Lowofl col filed suit vestei months ago charged with stealing lour UhoruoXull fUH day Hgmst Mr Wint lleiuy uf diamonds from a Nashville jeweler h is uppitilwl Um case to the supremo A large number of suit have b0n Ciskvfor 2U0Q dumugt 8 Lowell court It will be reia niburod that fitxl with the Circuit Cjurt Clef was employed by Mr Henry to cl au trial for stealing thie week Among tin nam his well uud when ho uit nift d while awaiting his from W out T Gittee evril Hub stones to duticmid to the bottom the ro m h folli ficpwl but was rocapturod later four for divorce a s Willie broke aud he fell and one log wan Jolmvdi Mattie Johnsou v s Jonviottl aiidbontenced to 7 Hu itllogesthat Mr iiotuy lie OMiieti Jenuie Clilldre h v Ja Clnln- yearn iu the pMnitentiary Roa is tuld him the rope was strong ami now out on bond 3010 in Robt Campbell u amp ensh hav able to bear his weight and thai iug been deposited as his appeal bell tin re was no danger of its breaking bond Ella Goodrum vs Robt Ciuthojuin At tho time of the accident Dr P Anderson of Casky set the fiuutuiud Section Foreman William Bowling The Teandssee Centennial Expopi limb aud Lowell ulso brought hint was struck by a freight train near tiou Company has engagfd Bollstedt against the surgeon for 55000 alleg Piueville and Dr J I Smith who M uauenoergs uanit of Uiueiutmti iug malpractice Both cases will he naa sailed to atteud him was struck to furnish tho music during the last heard at the next term of Circuit by auother train while enroute Both four weeks of the Exposition A OmtU men will die number of baudH Bought the oontruct JOLLY HAY RIDE Versailes Ind Sept 15 An Tho excessjve heat has brought on awful story is connected with the corn cutting somewhat earlier than hanging last night of five of the most usual and it is going ahead as rapidly notorious characters iu all Southern a the hot weather and tho difficulty Indiana Lyle Levi Clifford Gordon of Fecuring hands will permit About Bert Andrews William Jenkins and half of the crop is in the shock Henry Shutor Jr The victims were A Change Iroiulned confined in the Ripley county jai A telegram from the weather charged with burglarizing the village biueau yesterday brcuht the promise store at Correct this county Saturof local shovveis followed by cooler day night weather Itjis to be hoped that the A mob of several hundred men unprediction will be fulfilled A drop masked rode into the town from every of 30 or 40 cfegrees was predicted direction stormed the jail took the i prisoners out and hung them till dead Ariulgtvtulit Lucky Number The handsome table offered bh a from the limbs of an elm tree a hunpriz1 at Armisteads soda fount was dred yards from the jail Public sentiment seemB to be with awarded this week and was drawn by the number 13812 The total number of will mob and though an investigation be ordered it is not thought that tiokete given out was something over it will 21IXX The holder of the lucky will ever amount to anything It hardly be possible to get a jury number has not yet been found in the county that would not have Who Will Uejift lal JudffeV iii nr more of the lynchers on it It is understood that Judge Jas and of course no convictions could follow Breathitt will not sit during the com attorney Gov Mount sent the deputy general here tonight to in mg session of Circuit Court in this vestigate the matter and that officer county on accouut of his canvass will be here several days He can anu mere is already some canvassing fiud plenty of people who saw tha being done for special judge Judge mob but none who will admit that duuu rneips ana duage M v iirown they recognized any of its members are both beiug pushed by their The governor also telegraphed that friends for the honor The session is he was determined to enforce the for six weeks and runs until after the law against the lynchers but his election dispatch excites nothiug moreresious than derision Th American Kxpreiw Company CuriiiCuttlitf on Hand JackBon Miss Sept 15 All tho fears of the citizens of Jackson in regard to the sickness prevalent at Ed- ¬ wards have Dr been realized Guiteras the Government expert gent quarantine regulations exist throughout Alabama Mississippi and Louisiana Local traffic on the rail- ¬ roads in Mississippi has been almost suspended Refugees are going North in large numbers The Guff States are panic stricken despite the fact that as yet the cases are not nu- ¬ merous and the percentage of deaths has confirmed eleven cases of yellow feer and says there are many sus pects First the cases were reported as malarial fever then after a time they became dengue fever Another wait and then they were pronounced suspicious and finally declared to be the genuine yellow jack During all this time the disease has been spreading rapidly at the rate of five or six new cases daily until there are now forty cases in existence at Edwards The evolution of the disease from malarial to yellow fever was such that the people now regard denguo as simply a more convenient term than yellow fevtr t Only one death from yellow fever was reported yesterday but the ap- ¬ pearance of new cases at different points greatly increased the alarm in the Southern States The most strin ¬ 1 s i Gt-oigi- fci T V92rtU TlliTI - TrfMlllHimilii w H4wwitiiiiHHi lrt t WKi fctfi 9fV jBfeftM pi- V3 lJtintfille JUutlttkinn u l be ndlrt11ed tthl uluxtve clrvlt1 In tne IK OLD SANTA DAflBAItA OLEAK LAKES tHiol r VSR 5 Kf IKS I courtyard beoncl the closed door Crvtal Bjautlas l ths Rocky Moun ¬ But Few Mom into as o Roman tlo rue beautiful rm untl vliioft reclln tains Inc chairs muliT inlhititttre arbors oj Day3 Aro Lot I country without lakes A mountain orange trees with the gulden fruit woukl bo an earth that was all water temptingly ourhwul attd in linuging and no continent Picturesque Switz ¬ Tlie Fiimottn Htltmlon Utiloli Kvcr ho middle of the court Is the ever liutly VIhUh In Koiuitlilnw or it mtslilng fotnitulii its crystal ajmiys erland would be ns monotonous as un alkali desert if ft wWutiot forthe lakes Fnlio ttlNtory of Sonic An ¬ cooling the tlttltoxpheie and of Geneva and Lttofynu and Zurich ladUH are In u l joup goasftiirigi cient tloiiHcn lUJrST AUdten ytheir motlur are repeating he stories mid the cluster of wittqrs that lie near ISpccInl tos AnttoiM UUi UttorJ good old dnvsl the Jnujrfrati of the pimt of tiiD Picturesque or old Simla Uarbara thntcotrei o nofe They uVe centlmr Colorado so rich in mountain beau of the dins of romance Is fnpt dlMtp of the iiiix t of ttose good old a ties is ako rich in lake s Cut among poarlng In fact It has disappeared lv waitii g for the cud of air Iortbein mountains thenisel iv alniust ih nil excepting n feu oiumbiliig adobe histor wiried when the AuieflCtthos eveHng they meet in the many of these beautiful nsinoirsof houses and a few of the immediate de came In the and fcccndcintsof tJieearliest settlers These gran silu and snne of the brightest nature as there are mouriiamiifs The airs ait small streams to feed them jtenoriti sing and arc all that bind the rushing and hur Nututi could not have toed up rying present with the idyllic past as swfci n tin maidens who sing Even the picturesque scenery has been them nt an geneially pathetic soft the rouh surface that lies between SS S3 t 5iHrn lino rcmoicd when possible and the worlds and full or mrludj remindful of the the Kansas and the Utah lines with ¬ vii7 iger7ottena2 Atnecni Where past The surtoundings are antique out up by art of nature touched htrB and leaving huudredsof couoiive sink- ¬ etlnie nature lavislicil her beauties the hand and under the inspiration of these ing wherojlhu water could Jiieuinulate vr a ofe lost ancient irelodles one may easily im of man has attempted Impiovements But amidst this iconoclasin there yet agine himself In some ensa or castle in and grow proud of its extent and its remain a few of the historic adobe Spain for here nre the dreamy eyes crystal beauty Therefore every line twWBv fofyiut cnliffuro QMriflds flcm- casas and some of the prettiest little rich Moorish hair and gracefully poised of railroad that crosses the slate tlW v 84 ah groves that evi grew under the guid heads one sees in ancient Castile But whistles its greeting to a dozen or enreJotee it 8in no hand of nature and of natures God the picture is dispelled when you bid more lakes as it winds in and out over ing Thcdcscendnntsof the ancient hidalgos good night to the senorltas lind step the crest of the continent Jiave over refused to sell the houses in out of the ancient adobe ensa Into new There is Palmer lake only two which their fathers lived and these few Santn Barbara iti- tflCfM t hours away from Denver Kvery tour ¬ One of the oldest most commodious adobes arc about all that new Santa Barbara has to show to the inquisitive nnd best preserved adobe houses in ist passes it every citizen manages to tourist except town lots and of California is the celebrated Te in Guer visit it at sdnie time or other during course the mission church which is ra casa This was a wealthy and aris- the year Four lines of railroads find not the original building Hut this the tocratic Spanish family lie was one themselves unable to get beyond it tourists do not Know nnd are permit- of the leaders of civil and social life and without stopping a few minutes for ted to depart in Ignorance The earth his home wns one of unbounded hospi- ¬ luncheon or for sight seeing quake of 1SI2 which sliook up or down tality His three daughters were the A WHH IHII kill TlO 0 Am- - It iIhj Then away up on Pikes peak trail nearly alt of the mission buildings on prettiest ladies in Cnlifornia and a Spanis the lake of an old worainandon the but this lias not be n the wasps busy the coast partly destroyed this one ish beauty is considered by many art and it was icbuilt parti- - Since it ists as the better of all types When one shoulder of the peak are seven small season has been almost entirely rebuilt and of his daughters married Capt De la natures reservoirs in a group called Vauceburg is tu lmv a G tK R scarcely a veslige of the original build iiterrn sent couriers throughout the the Seven lakes They all reflect the pOr ingremaAisand it is constructed on en- territory imiling eerybody It is be mountains as clearly as the famous lieted that nearly all of them did come Mirror lake of Yofrmito valley tirely different lines nlso But tourists swarm to the old mis- The festhities lasted two weeks There But the pride of the state is the sion in droves This is the first thing were horse racing bull fighting etc in afternoon and dancing at night group known a Twin lakes situated In order after registering So great has the become the fad tlvnt the priest has There wns a plaza in front of his house far up in the 10000 foot altit tide and regulated the hours and when a speci- ¬ and here long tables were loaded with thus surpassing in uniqueness the WOfiTH READING fied number nrrives he escorts the party victuals and wine all day and far into Swiss lakes few if any of which can Local State and National through the long corridors the shaded the night Kveryone ate nnd drank nt boast of such lofty permanent resi- ¬ WILL BE FOUND IS TUC dences These Twin lakes lie with- ¬ in short range of the great carbonate mining camp of Leadville and thus illustrate n common feature of ColoAND THE rado landscape namely that ever Play ef Children TVrflt Ihemig i ssr When They tofws Bell u2tae rorryosa- oA Y--- i 1 termini rAiiu yrr0 ChechmoHto iat6itiy D--- DO YOU WANT TO BUY i I Svrs ssUKB fti5D1 someLUMBER WE HAVE PLENTY TO SELL J H Dagg 7 Co RESORTJ All The Hews KEUTUCKIAU THE GREAT bUMMER DAWSON SPRINGS ARCADIA HOUSE RR IWS DAWSON Hopkins County KENTUCKY pealie Ohio mining camp has its lake near at hand for summer recreation and sport Denver Times r A southwestern tallot weuol Loularlllc Ky anUMmlleJeait o Pjeu Ciiniiati weekly Enquirer UNNECESSARY HEROISM We have arrange J a Clubbing Rate by which we can give lur AuiiAuiA iiuusB inew aim neany mrtmuea wun capacity 01 entortalnliiir 800 tier iotn The owners of the hotel arc also owiters of the Springs and the sueats of the Arcadia Househnyefreeaccess to the Sorlnss with utexti a charge Invalids should remembr the monthsof Juneand July offer many advantages to persons visiting the springs The that drT nd liquid salts are manufactured at thee prlngs Forpamphlets etc apply to nU nOLKMAK CO Proprietors fc t THE CASTKO CASA SANTA BAUBAUA W i J vv I ers especially as he knew that all in in Largest Circulation the barenos surrendered without firing a the block at the time wore of the PRACTICAL 8lU0U AND OVER DAILY But gun n gentler sex and he icalized at once the general place cannon at the head of ths street and that the only thing left forhim was 50 CENTS A MONTH threatened to blow everybody to pieces to stay in that position until the re- ¬ on general principles That night some Estimates Solicited on1 on COUU A YEAR BY JIAIt of the young blades threw a lariat turn of his wife who wns out on a shopping expedition around the gun dragged it to the beach Orders Promptly Attended To JNO A HALDKMAN His Mu Like the boy who saved Holland and buried it in the sand nt low tide FulRTII Vllt IVkuhonc 1506 No 183 Noatli College Street After much fuss and feathers the gen he manfully remained in his most un eral levied an assessment of S500 on the comfortable position until roliof in Kentucky if town and ns the property owners knew the shape of his wife appeared Then II Louisville nothing of the lost cannon they paid the to cap the climax when he asked her money Finally the younjr men went to get a rope or any old thing Iq tie down to the bench one dark stormy G1 about the tub she after a long fit of tV FTJ 3 3 night at low tide dug up the cannon TIIEJOUHNAI uncontrollable laughter asked him ni filled It full of sand and returned It to OfSOCIETi its position The story leaked out and why he didnt carry the tub and con- ¬ the chagrined general returned the tents out to the sink room and pour thVtTHLrlf b iitfVMiWLTf I Steel Plows Chilled Plows Improved Chilled Plowh S500 to the Mexican alcalde As guardl- - out the water With a look that froze Avery Plows Chattanooga Plows an of the city he undertook to double the smile on her face he lid as she Kentucky Plows the sum at monte in order to enrry out Enid and without a word donned his all kinds of plow repairs YPkll r TlSWtSttW certain public improvements But un- clothing and tai Di c Harrows wandered out into the Ciiuuipiou Mowers Disc Cultivators Com Drills a fortunately the nlcalde was unlucky cold the mot complete unfeeling world a crushed and it Imsiiuroroad- Hay lihUf nml nil kintls of Form Machinery and his loss was also the citys lifter than any other inAnsonin Sentinel Cllll it luotter is oriiflnal ADOnE HOME SANTA BARBARA Another historic adobe is the Castro humiliated man n al t n Journal cf America Jtll lutJIf ill J casa It suffered in consequence of be Ruim Utdr Constantinople h k U1 c 01 ill North no doubt They have been ing occupied ns Indian XiU headquarters of the con- teiiai arf tratureof I OWN there many years they are remindful queror of Santa Barbara It is noted Very little is known of the myste- ¬ wrttwj of LurM l AiinrJiaBngtroni WOvp Hotel Latham of what all of us shall be some time HOPKINS VILLE KY nlso as the only adobe in the city or rious ruins underneath the city of clevor in pn t y ailclaii lio Fnanlal Denarti iueiii ivmi in hi prominent bauteriamt capital Close by the wall are several large state that has a modernized window t niu mi ns LiiisofUuance IOWA Constantinople A Turkish supor TOIIS Itj Iallirr stone vaults In which are buried the The Spanish window is of grated Iron icml Inrr ii i iiiitUor110 Onlooker books of lie ritUWrtt hy fition says however that a strange Ait ui ulU llie lovrr o families of some of the SpnnUli aris- bars lengthwise y10 JI reAt la Afield and Alloa f This modern win 1 UJll Wltnr inl TkM tocracy of oarjy California the Bor- - dow was put in the original building cistern shows an expanse of inky wa- ¬ rimrril Ul lufn Id Ill m Horse raclnW TIjo Vnrrtn kevpiy u ii Tasblon article Is ter in which stands an array of col- ¬ cellaneuiisof irreiit merest to tbe Ii um The ml i iiiiiih un iu iiuriiun uuiiiiun in u lusi iiutrurnf tOW I Ol ICS consists of V - nu crenieu greai excitement nt tne umns the 7 i limits cf which have never poeuis leerniilbrllitroiiil jiwa i UUV u wi- uummch m- Tt is one of the prettiest and tlnm WSt Jukes ily died the fnmily vnult was closed most picturesque ruins of the historic been reached t UmuJrlsti of tuJ uCKKe locK A Christian once be clover luri nnd cemented Their book of life was buildings now passingaway Additions started to row a boat to its farthest QXWVvVvim TvrTjr ended From have been made to the De la Guerra limit and he bos not gotbnek yet It Is but natural that the descendants casa and modern windows put in the Plnaspphs rien ill5HsTa o Action wfiiTVi of the onrly Callfornlans should wish newer part but the original building June boptember Kar Dei OlllllHt rt day of March aiul to remain in the homes and near the has not been changed it stands as one UulLUtintun alillma MrXfMxuui Pineapples will it is said keep A Iouiilote iioc 1V mwvMMSIx graves of their ancestors where clus of the prettiest landmarks of pic- much better if the grcon crown at the jpuuh caii umber tbe remainder9 of tha voiuiaa TV1KWieii l0 inr liarlf ah n amn mi THOMPSONS OLD STAND ter the sweetest yet saddest recollec- turesque Spanish California top is twisted oil The vegetation of Ulf Irice SO aW11lr lm eiU tions of the human mind Their fa ¬ J at BCANLAXD Www rvfc jb4 the crown takes from the goddess of thers found here n climate genial and Time Needcil Spscial Subscription Offer bnlmyand shut out from the cares and What do you think about Si Per- ¬ the fruit The crown may be tempo- ¬ vv ere happy rarily restored if desired as an or- ¬ Good to March 1 1897 ttrife of a busy world they kins plan to go to the Alaskan mines r TOW nament in serving the pine whole inpith for throe month in their Isolation pad social soutiKlc WiiVriSH1I44J TYMolUOU TOWN Those of to day JJve in the past Their I I dont think thereH nny snse In Glasgow with a nonula- W IOIMCS for ono vaaf anil i00 2i8 k manner of living and social customs tryin to form an opinion fur at lenst xt New and Elegant Funeral Car for the Undertaking Department tion of 853000 has only 491 medicnl fa11 3 liM uiirni H raoM iuwN arc the same ns those observed by their eijc months replied his wife JfS Then ur 9iruo Mju subscription price for Dick Everett a Practical Undertaker of 20 years experience has remote uncestors In some of these the neighborhood know whether to nion or ono doctor to ovorv 172G of litlljr riiuH juwr udobe casas a delightful and pretty refer to Si ns a man of extraordinary the population It Piust 1p a healthy charge of this branch of our buaiuess i n uno plciv a of dcmC3flo Spanish life is foiMight or another deluded victim Iteuilt lyi i Jjliy no frdor or New York Ex u uWkH Kiau Give us a call No 8 Main Street HOPKINSVILLE KY ueon-r-iwa xwt aiu AVVHUe who are so iortiiiiute Washington Star those 11 to the ocean and in front a broad plain spreading out like a ladys fan when Descending isitors nre poopened litely bowed out Xo charge is made hut each tourist gives the padre all the way from nothington dollar More revenue is received from this source it is believed than from the local Congrega tion and the tourist trade within the past decade has added materially to the upbuilding of the church biiilding In the church yaul the priest stated about 4000 arc buried mosfjy Indian neophytes They are buried one above the other the first one beitig planted very deep Yet in those days land was plentiful and could be had without money and without price fotr burial purposes Over the entrance lending from the graveyard to the church is a slnill and cross bones cemented in the A talkative tourist asked wall the priost if these were sure enough bones The priest shrugged hisshoul Oh yes of some dare and replied court the chapel the graveyard und any and all times Several scores of the belfry whei e a commanding view is Mexican and Intlian servants were kept had the mountains to the left sloping busy waiting on the guests who per¬ ¬ haps numbered three thousand The captain owned leagues of land nndcattlc and horses too numerous to count All was lost when the Americanos came The historic house remains in the possession of his descendants and the plaza in front equally historic for its brilliant scenes is still called Te la Guerra plaa A few of the old Span ish names remain on the streets nnd from these the stranger gets an idea of the historic characters of ancient Santa Barbara It is unfortunate that so many of the street names have been changed Tlie Spaniards mimed them for historic persons lowers or eunts With them n name wns historical or descriptive One of the sticets is heavily charged with a name and strangely it has not been changed Onlle de la canon perdido street of the lost can no When the Americanos come the Bar Csnnect cut Mans Experience with Both Papers One Year for 225 a Substitute Bathtub Ono of those ridiculous bituations Regular Price for Both is 300 which at the time bring the cold sweat We save you gf uerou part of thi out on a mans brow and ever after Mim remains with him as a source of mirth eua or imuL your casu wnn order occurred to a Sholton merchant a few to the days ago Tie thought he would take a bath and as his fiat is minus one of Hopkins ville Ivy the chief requisites for the job a bath tub he extern porarized one out TnTiVift lfffiTit VffffffCm vCrGnnfntCrkitfff iffijyrfM t of a small wash tub and enjoyed a COOK AND HEATING STOVES 5SEXV I cooling ablution He had just concluded and stepped Excelled by none aud as low iu price as any goods of equal value from the tub for the towel when sud- ¬ Gasoliue aud Oil Stoves aud Ranges to suit small or lare families denly the top hoop of the tub burst Bet Oil aud Gasoliue always at lowest market quotation with a sharp report and the man saw to Ins horror that the whole contents OF1 of the tub would soon be flooding the Lamps Glass aud China Ware Tiu Wooden and Stone Ware Churns floor At the same moment he Washing Machiues Pumps Make or repair aud repaint metal roofs all thought of the store beneath and the t For a t ial moiulu subscrlptio amount of damago the water would borts Galvauized lrou Cornices Caps Guttering etc the do if it ran down through the ceiling lie is a man of quick thought and in a L moment he did the only thing possi JSOpp Hotel Latham HOPKINS VILLE KY ble threw lnmseJi down beside the Tne brightest and beit afteriiojn paper tub and clasping his arms around it In thoojth held the already fast swelling staves was successful in keep- ¬ together lie Latmt niurk t quntatl in Luteal slate llQWij ing the water in but what a situaCat UCW4 All tll tion lie dared not yell for he was G imiilote prom ruiioru hardly in a condition to receive call- SEE OUR K1NTUCKIAN a Steel Teninsnlar35 and Anchor Ranges 50S COMPLETE STOCK GEO W YOUNG- 1 D SULLIVAN Nashville GAS TeMi PLUMBING STEAM FITTING na f TWm mm i MUW eHj j IllgC jeOW Ma llM SOU AT LOWEST JPlilCEW G US i iiiirauL1flA YOUNG- J I i I F P Piensh aw Tales Town Topics MI1IIIA Furniture and Uudertaker Stock Best Goods and LOWEST PEIOJBS rv3 r ISTew vnU M2 j tti YorilVIiliorJrlnu 5 bv I vi JiojJkiusuUlc THE OaAIWSL I LAID Hiitferlnir-Wu tnjvfll U ngd helitilr of men arid Viclo Huro Hom6 In tho kit of HiBtory mmnnco and Mystery wjlmfn Utxi IftfliUd then vlniliitiff no t Gu Truer tfliljf ooii ite l ciiplc thtiUKi hex bi jfune Cluster Around It Ill- the iliflnncl hot ween Knglanil It prit of the hulnrniiHi ilnlr bodies biirnlnp while- they yet lueil nml Prance lies a rroup of four The J out liitcrcNtliiK DuIltlliiK lit It wits all in ten minutes but islands Jersey juoru iyl Aldertl Ititiliinoml Vii A Picture Tliut ihfrfnp that brief time the governor of itinKSurk Their unities are chfc It ecu I In the Doubt Aliout Jj Virginia and 72 others of liighWinU in knofru ninoiiL us for the bcutitv of j llllOtllM UMtl the social and olllclnl ranks rtftheold dominion lost their lives ami tlieclty tholf kine but they deserve a wider ISpeclal Richmond Va Loltcrl was in mourning yes the entire state reputation for not only tirci thoy all The Monumental church nt Rich ¬ wns shndowed and darkened wltii woe lovely to look upon and full of quaint mond 1ms not only n woifderiul hlatQry When Intelligence of the uiivtcr be custom but one of thoii Guernsey but there Is u romance totieernlnroue came general the congress pushed reso ¬ possesses n strong literary interest of lit priests which wili llite forever in lutions of condolence memorial serv ¬ wns Ilttjxo W local history Writers in the future ices were held In churches everywhere Here it from tint Victor which found the storm droe weave a web of weird and the fire vn generally regarded as refuge wT undoubtedly him from I Vancc nndjioro he passed doubt concerning the identity of the n national disaster priest und probably the legend will Early In the spring ofl312 it was sug the 19 years of hisoxilc form the foundation for myths out of gested that a great memorial should be Probably nowhere out of France which the unbridled fancy of poets may could Victor Hugo have found a develope stanznB as peculiar and won ¬ ja iimj place more homelike HiS lived in St derful us those which trldkfcled from Peters port which climbs up the hill lie gifted pen of Edgar Allen Ioe so steeply from the sea that some ¬ VOne thing is certain und that is that times tho streets give It up in despair the picture of Jlcv Dr Armstrong and and turn into flights of stone steps the picture of John Wilkes Uooth are II is house Stands on thvrtot foreign so much alike thut every observer will l declare that they are not resemblances looking street in the town which is fttuturiuuti OATHS OF L0VER3 a MONUMENTAL CHURCH windows and like fijnon rnshiil lifter tiH tig und Discarded Suitors Who Took a Novel Revang or Apart altogether from the breach of promiso question thore is nlunjs nn element of danger In putting a proposal of marnago on paper as a vpung mecnanic who was enamored Of a protty maiden discovered some tlmo ago Ho wrote a letter ex pfossivc of his undying love for tho easily and thoroughly W Ilest after dinner pills girl of liis choice and asking her in 25 cents All druggists h6nhycd terms to become his wife Prepared by C I Hood Co but unfortunntcly ho neglected to The onlv 1111 to take with Hoods fusion it securely and the envelope Opdnod out in the post When the mijidon got the letter it wns marked ubs c i b e Found open and officially sealed and Sho was so convinced that tho nost office clerks hnd been reading tha proposal that she cried for very filmmc and at once wrote an indig ¬ nant reply saying thnt she could not marry a man who was careless enough to expose a billet doux to the prying gaze of government officials This severe rebuff cut the me ¬ chanic to the heart and hastening to heresidenee of the fair one he elo quently pleaded for forgiveness But the maiden wouldnt listen and for ¬ bade him to come near her or to speak to her again Whereupon the poor mechanic almost beside him- ¬ self with rage and disappointment swore thai he would never ngain make use of the post office either di- ¬ rectly or indirectly This vow he has stubbornly kept and for the last four years he has never bought a post- ¬ age stamp or used a sheet of writing Tiuoo Flrit Monday In February torn three weeks third Monday in May terra Xr weeks first Monday in September term Hirer weeks Like biliousness dyspepsia headache const hristian -- Fourth Monday In February nation sour stomach Indigestion are promptly term six reenx First Monday In June tei cured by Hoods XJIIs They eo their work tour weeks r irth Monday in Soptembcr term six week Calloway brcond Monday In April twm three weeks First Monday in August torn two weeks Second Monday in November -- lerm three weeks Lvon First Monday In May term two In AuKust terra ireejc- - first Monday weeks first Monday In September term tn tw Liver Ills II 111 n m Lowell Mass Sarsaparllla CIKCUIT COUHT DlllKOTOKVl Hoods W nreeks PROFESSIONAL CARDS WILLIAM ti NEELY s r Ns Attorney at MWJbaapjigjj THE Planters Bauk building Special Attention to the Lawv et Main nor likenesses but counterparts The Motfdmental church manifests pmny fctrnnge vagaries of construction Kptunds in a quiet old churchyard fashionable life in- the capital city of the Old Dominion The church itself is a part of the history of the city nnd even the ground whereon it stands is held in reverence by the people here because it constitutes a part of a block of ground bought by Thomas Jefferson and by him dedicated as the site of an insliluliuu of science and belles letteis after the fashion of the French acade ¬ my There were people in Richmond who shook their heads with doubt and 1e- v preclatiou when the academy building was converted into n theater They Sfaj were not croakers without cause be cause the theater was flestroyed by fire a few years afterwards The his toric block was then divided and the new Richmond theater was erected upon one corner of it The secoml thea ¬ ter followed the fate of the first The new theater was a short lived enterprise but it became famous rapidly because the actors who appeared upon it stage were the greatest ofthatduy jinl generation and the Richmond Vheater was regarded as the cradle of the dramatic art which was then in its fvAimericah infancy M K Placide was well known in the Srdramatic annals of the early years of it this century and the performance given in tht Richmond theater on December 2G111 was for his benefit It was looked forward to as a great event and the social life of the Old Dominion was It was an enlivened with expectation nounced that the English custom of u ¬ ¬ fronting on Uroiitl street upon the slope of u hill which was at one time the center ind circumference of oflicinlnnd t 3 r lJfSiSBjHS MONUMENTAL CHURCH RICHMOND of a new piece called Raymond and It was Agnes or the Bleeding Nun further announced on the bills that it would b Jhe last performance of the There was a grand throng in the Richmond theater when the curtain went up that evening The governor of Virginia was there with his official staff There were old time gentlemen from the prosperous plantations of the state statesmen members of the bench nnd bar fn rally parties of husbands wives and children bevies of maidens the loveliest of girls and the most stately of matrons silked satined and There were successful bejeweled trawlimcn merchants seafaring men iMjKniporters In the rear section reserved for them were poor whites and negroes also present to enjoy the play The audience filled the theater to overflowing and there were very nearly 000 people In the assembly For that time and place it was a great au dience the greatest that had ever as sembled in any city in the 6outh In those days chandeliers were made with lamps instead of gas or electricity v as we have them now At the be mftinr of the second act a boy on the 6Uie pulled up into the flies overhead n chandelier one lamp in which was still burning The flame ignited one of of the strip3 of palntexl canvas That was the beginning of the awful ending of that gay evening Thefe was a oJULof fire when the little flame was first seen and the people rushed for the single exit One of the actors rushed forward and assured the audience that the fire would be put There was a out without trouble muse for a moment but the flames grew stronger They crackled and roared Wider and wider nnd lurger ntifl larger grew the fiery serpent It devoured the tinsel coverings of the celling of the stage Screen after screen went nway in puffs of flame each add ing hent to heat and doom to disaster Within ten minutes think of if Within ten minutes the theater was n jnass of flames The tragedy wu as peedy as it wob complete The tongue of flame swept from the stage hastened forward by the air Jcom rear doom Rod presenting pantomimes nt Yuletide woulil be followed by the presentation bcnsoti THE MYSTERIOUS rOUTKAIT nnd erected by public subscription Chief Justice Marshall of the United Slates supreme court assumed charge of the movement A building fund was raised Then the remains of the lost were gathered together and placed In a nult beneath the center of the ruins and around this tomb the people built the Monumental church Having said that there is history mys tfry and romance connected with this building and hnving lowed the history of its wonderful und pathetic origin let us look into the mystery and romnnce of Monumental elm roll Let us go into tho vestry loam There in thnt dark comer hangs Upon the wall a picture of John Wilkes Hooih in long clerical garments The sexton says that it is a pictureof Rev John 15 Armstrong who wns pastor of Monumental church from 1878 to 18S4 The photograph plainly shows in every line nnd curve the broad high forehead and long stinight hair the handsome chin and exquisite profile of John Wilkes Rooth The man If in the prime of life standing besidc a table with a serious mien lie Is undoubted ly u clergyman but that is the face of John Wilkes Rooth Every picture extant shows the semblance and people who saw liooth on the stage when he was a well known actor say that the photograph of Rev John G Armstrong is a perfect picture of Booth There is the mystery but there is romance also connected with the story for nobody eer knew where the rever end gentleman came from It was said that he had been ordained iu Ireland An investigation of his past did not produce satisfactory results He came to Richmond a comparative stranger Everybody wondered at the likeness of the man to John Wiles Booth aaid sotnb accused him of being thnt man Finally the clergyman was accused of irregularities in his habits and this started afresh the story that he was not what he claimed to be At last in de spair he left the ministry lived in private and died in obscurity The doubt of his identity hung over him like a pall On his deathbed his last words were a denial an earnest tearful denial that he was John Wilkes Booth There were many men In Richmond who had heard Booth on thiistage and whoheurdDrArmstrong in the pulpit who declared that tworoencould not be so much alike in face form voice gesture everything for the prencher was a man of such dramatic manners that it would have been almost- im possible for any man to have acquired them anywhere except upon the stage Moreover it was remarked that he was slightly lame as Wilkes Booth would undoubtedly have been after sustain ing the injury which befell him as he jumped from the box to thestagc of the theater on the night of the commission of his awful crime It is well known that there were doubts expressed by many people in Washington in 1805 ns to whether r not the assassin Booth had really been killed These doubts were often expressed in public prints When Rev Dr Armstrong nppenred in Richmond nil of those rumors were revived and there was such w general dissemination of gossip and rumor that the preacher found himself surrounded by mystery When an nttempt was jnade to investigate his antecedents he gave no as sistance1 It is known that ho had a daughter whom he trained In elocution and she went upoiv the stage nfter h er rather had died It Is said that whatever the secret of his life may have been before he appeared in- Richmond he tohl it to his child for she often said that she alone knew her father and only her could he trust But the mysterious priest of the Monumental church has gone to his grave and there is no stone to mark hfs last resting place Just before he left the ministry he had two photo graphs taken one for his daughter the otherforthechurcli And there in that dark corner lr the shadows thafe sur round it as the shadows of mystery surrounded his life in the vestry room tho photograph shows the features of Whoever he John Wilkes Booth was poor fellow his was an unhappy life tils was a pathetic death 8MITH D PHT templations Pay Fair Never was there a house which more or your Baking Powder not 5 completely bore the stamp of its more You wouldnt pay double 2 price or sugar why pay 50c 2 owner Ilis spirit shows through all a pound or Baking Powder its costly elaborateness Ilis portrait hangs in tho tapestried billiard room JACK FROST is the lightest whitest Baklncr 5 where he enjoyed bis favorite game Powder Its pure sure and fair- - S A few of his sketches dashed off in priced Makes the finest bread enkes and S biscuits Guaranteed and sold for 2 5c a S play hours are preserved striking S pound at good stores like that of FORT HAWKINS which seize the representations WALLIS GROCERY memory and which are done in char- ¬ Tecumseh Once Cau ed It to Be Atcoal burnt onion or n blot of ink tacked by Superstitious Indians CUAS OVTLETT CLAPENCE HARRIS N Y Independent A few days ago Ben L Jones con CATLETT HARRIS verted tho old fort built in 189G at Formerly with Forbes t Uro GOING TO COLLEGE Fort Ilawkins into a barn Although and Younc People ShouM Considjr It the old log structure has stood the storm of shot and shell and has been from the Business Stan point exposed to all the varying changes of You are now on the homo stretch We have concluded to go iuto bus weather since that early period not of the last lap of your school course an unsound timber is to be seen in it iness for ourselves and offer our serWhen you have reached the goal and to day The logs of which it is con- ¬ vices to the public at the most reaB commencement exercises are over structed are is solid and sound as onable prices Paper hanging a specwill your formal education be at an they were nt first The fort wns made ialty All work guaranteed inend I say formal since every of Georgia heart and to day it Leave orders at Gus Youngs telligent and active person is con would burn like pineif n match were Telephone 81 2 rings rosin stantly adding to an education what struck to a ragged end ever his life work may be To those The structure wns built ns n gov- ¬ W GRAY who have already decided on a col- ernment trading post or factor lege course I hnve little to offer be- where ARTISTS deer skins were purchased from TONSORIAL yond congratulations and possibly the Indians During tho Creek war WEST SEVENTH STREET ELB BUILDING some hints that may prove useful from 1812 to 1814 it was a rendez- ¬ Clean towels aud everything first later Those who are forbidden a vous and distributing point for the Give us a call college education by bad health lack United States soldiers and JIaj Phil of means or the need of caring for Cook was in command Anticipat- ¬ some dear relative may comfort ing the dangers from the torch of the Rave Yodr Photographs Made ai themselves with the thought that treacherous red man the whites built WYBRANTf homo study and attendance on liter- ¬ the fort on a high stone foundation NEW STUDIO ary clubs and lecture courses may the floor of the wooden structure exNo 580 Fourth Avenue form a fairly Satisfactory substitute tending beyond the rock walls Port- ¬ for college training at least appar ¬ holes were made in the extended floor ently since history and literature are so as to shoot Indians who might try tho only branches of a liberal educa to scale the walls to sot fire to the tion that are exhibited in social intcr woodwork WANTED AN IDEAMSEfigS course In no enso is an education During the famous Creek war in- ¬ thing to patent Protect your Ideas they may gained by questionable means or by cited by Tecumseh and his brother hrlng you wealth Write JOHN WEDDEIt CO Attorneys demanding undue sacrifices of ones who was known as the Prophet this BUHNfor theirPatentprlzo offer Washington I0 S1SX family worth what it has cost What building was in tho center of tho ter-¬ I have lo say is intended especially ritory nttneked Tecumseh wns one for those who can have a college edu- ¬ of tho most eloquent of Indinns nnd cation for tho asking or by putting when the wnr wns begun between forth a reasonable effort but who Grent Britnin nnd tho United Stntcs fear that tho four years additional he communicnted with the tribes study is a waste of time from Florida to Canada advising It is right because it is necessary them that then was tho time for the that most persons should consider Indians to reclaim their lands from Patents Wanted this as all other important steps in tho whites He read in an eastern Parties having Inventions they with to prolife from n business standpoint Only paper that n comet would appear in tect should procure their patents through oui Inventors Manual a book a few are so unfortunate as to bo able the sky at a given time So he noti- ¬ agency patents mode of procedurecontaining cost of etc and to plan without regard to tho blessed fied the Indians that when his arrow other Information sent forSc stamp OurlUt of patents wanted for which large aumi necessity of earning a living and still appeared in the heavens it would be of money are offered sent with the Manual free We fewer are so lacking in ambition as n sign for them to attack the whites throughfind purchasers for patents procured our agency Branch offices In all tbi to havo no desire for ultimnto pros- ¬ Old Fort Ilawkins perhaps was more principal cities and In all foreign countries perity A L Benedict in Lippin vigorously attacked in pursuance of THE WORLDS PROGRESS O J Dauby cotts this order j country than was any other in the B01 B07 PLUM ST Manager CINCINNATI O Tho Pop s Court JJo litre to mention thla paper The fort received its nnmo from The court of Pope Leo XIII com- ¬ non Benjamin Hawkins n senntor There are 20 from North Carolinn who hnd been prises 1000 persons valets 125 house prelates 170 privy nppointod n commissioner to Georgia chamberlains G chamberlains 300 to draw up tho treaty with the Creek extra honorary chamberlains 130 su ¬ Indians Macon Ga Telegraph pernumerary chamberlains 30 offT I How Victoria Is Fenced t i iut r I cers of tho noblo guard and GO guards- ¬ i bira iis Probably fewer women n England men 14 officers of tho Swiss guard 110 fcr and palace guard 7 honorary chap ¬ havo hnd tjioir wiy less than has tho JK ClftPMW y lains 20 privy secretaries 10 stew ¬ queen for sho is fenced about by UKlHAflY KJj I CUVf ards and masters of the horse GO barriers of etiquette position and a i nrfx r opoflws doorkeepers public policy which her advisers erect upon every side In marrying Prince Washing n House Albert she desired that nn annuity SUCCESS Tho duchess of Cloveland has the of 100000 Bhould bo settled upon 35 YEARS outside of hor London houso washed him but parliament did not love him down from top to bottom by men pf as she did and much to her chagrin The burned peuiteuthry buildings ho fire brigade Tho task is per it held tho amount down to 30000 ut Eddyville uro being reconstructed very early in the moraine formed paud with rough stones und filled all day lgpg with women poising milk cans otiMllefr heads nnd bare footed children in blue blouses all chatter ¬ ing Guernsey French together The house is dark and insignificant out A little lagged wnlk side loads through u tiny uird lo the frontdoor but once within there comes a shock of surprise for it isaMpiisite enough for the orient It is almost a muscifm of treasures Victor Hugo Inula c passion for The walls of the dining room me well nigh cov- ¬ ered with rare oldtilos and relievos Tho wonderful carved oak with which the house is filled wns all slow- ¬ ly collected piece by piece and placed by Victor Hugos own direc- ¬ tion One great pillar in tho front hall is carved with scenes from Notre Dame de Paris When Victor Hugo fled from France ho lost all his possessions and therefore at Guernsey he was obliged to gather his household goods all over again Tie writes to Jules Janin I have no longer a country but I want a home It is all being paid for by the proceeds of Les Con¬ bric-a-bra- WEEKLY LOUISVILLE DISPATCH A Collection of Claims C H TANDY Grown and Bridgo Work a Specialty OFFICE over Illohnrds Cos storr CKANK RIVES STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER For For For For the free coinage of silver the Chicago platform the Democratic nominees the interest of the masses the latest State news the latest market reports Atto ney at Law nopklnsTllleKy Practice In the Courts of Christian and n3 itnlng counties Office Court St near Weber yj KWARFIELDJr Lawyer HopklnsTllle OlHce All the latest telegraphic news All All paper Deserted by bis lady love a middle-aged doctor procured a testament tragically kissed it and affirmed in solemn tones that he would not again speak to a woman whether young or old It was a foolish oath but in his loveless condition he felt equal to anything and from that moment rigidly carried out his determination Heedless of the harm which he did to his practice he flatly refused to see any female patients and even went so far as to advertise in the local pa- ¬ pers that he once and forever abjured womankind Ilis headstrong ac tjou besides damaging his medical reputation to a serious extent landed him in endless difficulties nnd compli- ¬ cations but he never wavered in his purpose and became one of the most confirmed misogynists in the country Colliers Weekly Ky with Callls Wallace Correct market reports Correct court reports Reliable news reports Honest editorial policy THE WEEKLY LOUrSVILLE DISPATCH AND THE Kentuckian one year for 230 iViYmWiViYiViViYfViVfYrViViYtViViYmYAViiiYrVi fjK MS MERRIWETnER Late of Louisville Dentist Hopkinsvllle Ky OQlceln SumineraBulldlng over Bassett St A NDREW SARGENT M D Physician and Surgeon Hopklnmlle Telephone Olllcc 53 3 Ky Whats Office rlfth and Main streets opposite City JourtRoon Residence 53 4 S- - BOYDAHOOL Barbers th street Hopkinsvllle Ky Kspeclal attention to patrons elean Llnra atlsfajtorv service Call and be convinced Elotel Henderson Entirely new aud lirst class in all respects Excellent sample rooms aud service uuequalled in the city On Double Car Line O F Si L P Kleidereb Props Henderson Ky PAINTERS PAPER HANGERS EXCURSION VIA TICKETS r THE Illinois Central It K TO THE Tennessee Centennial Aud International AT Exposition Louisville Ky Xj adaress your nearest railroad ticket agent WmMi rrav Dlv Vais Agent New Orleans Jno A hcoTr Dlv 1hss Agent Memphis Chicago For the above occasion tickets will he sold by the Illinois Central Railroad at varying times ratesandllmltM Including a ticket on sale dally good returning until November 7 and Including tlokets having limit of twenty days fifteen days and seven days also ticket on Tuesdays and Thursdays of each week with limit of fifteen days For full particulars as to which of tho above nppllei from your nearest Railroad Station In connection with the Illinois Central Railroad call on or NLASHVILLE AHHANSONo lAVAKKLONDAapA Louisville AH HTM pH Slilily LISAS 4 I 0 rOCJ7EOIp DAIIV Illnceton 520 a m 253 pm 500 U mo E llOlKINSVIME No No HUopklnsvillu A No J Mall and Express Dally Accommodation I pm min- ABIUVES llOlKINSVIILE No Mall and Kxprcss Dally No Iff Hopklnsvlllo Apconuuodatlon Princeton a 950 p 1020am 10 ClncinnattJ LoulsvHl St lo ils Cairo Memphis Vlcksburg and New 0rleau9 Making direct connections for points In JlMiXitlUtiiii ti B I 1 f J 1 sr And all points In the West Through sleeper nd fren cars from Princeton to Orleans aud Inturmcdlato K M A Arkansas Texaj California and Southwest reclining chair Memphis New points WA Krm onp Siibhw oou Agt Uopkiim llle Ky A u l A Louisville Ky II IIavsonOI A Chicago 111 W Al YATES Tonsorial Avtist by Assisted two first class BAHBEnsnor workmen Puoinii Hotel yf9m i1 tiwminmm MwwwwwwftHay jV in lWlllMlWlMMiWOTWNMMtiJ1MltlliMIMiii uti 1 riMwatWWTH miMMHUMH ttMMJgff wfe 3jyMitfUU SJojjIUiwuUIc entttthiti fteutucltfan The discovery by County Attorney E B Hoover of Jeseamiuo county hs t tf BKi that all local option laws becoming Published Tuesday and Friday Mornings operative in couuties or proeiuta in Kentucky prior to the adoption of tho M MEACHAM present constitution become null and i I A YKAU IN ADYASCK roid on the 28th of tho present month fiUBSOMlTfCUJ has caused a considerable commotion among the femperauce people Tho liooal rnatlltftj iiotlce rO couti per llni locntftBciiMiU liiiuonoh lnserllo nocition tliat these laws becouio in Speolal Hfttt sforetnililliiK ntlvirlemeiiMfiirtlUhpd operative after six years where the on application penalties differ from the general law omen ausoimi maw stkket seems to be supported by a decision of the Court of Appeals and is boiug FRIDAY SKIT 171807 accepted as tho law in many locali ties It is likely that there will be DEMOCRATIC TICKET many very lively prohibition contents commir u n as soon sib tue matter is Clem Coukt or Appeals SAM J generally accepted and saloons begin SHACKELFORD op Daviess 28th in prohibition Circuit Judoe THOMAS PCOOK to open after the counties and districts OF CaIXOWAT COMM iN WEALTHS AtTORNET - W R CHAS Medicinal value In n bottle of Hoods Sarea parllla than In any other preparation More skill Is required moro caro taken moro expenso Incurred In Its manufacture It costs tho proprietor and tho dealer Moro but It costs tho consumer lt us ho gets moio doses for his money Moro curatbo power Is secured bylts peculiar combination proportion nnd process which make It peculiar to Itself Moro peoplo are cinplojed and moro space oc cupied In Its Laboratory than any other and Moro wonderful cures effected 1V more tes nn oilier timonials received tliiiii Moro sales and more ncrcase jear b car reported hi drtiuglsts ate Moro people aie taking Hoods Sarsaparllla today than nn other and more are taking It today than eer before moke reasons might be Moro and given why you should take More still SLIPPER CUT wtaas iS JTI I WE HAVE PLACED ON SALE THIS WEEK OUR ENTIRE LINE OF Womens Oxfords 130 100 re Prentice Thomas the accidental For State bcNATOR TRC CRENstatesmau of Trigg county after one SHAW IAS KFORBES term in tho legislature blossomed out The One True Blood Turlfler SI per bottle CouNTt Judge -- PRANK RIVES cure all Itver Ills and County Att t as a candidate for Congress which 14 riOOUS PUIS Sick Headache 25centi Sqeriff TUOS J DAVIS He then position he didnt get Assessor JAS G YANCEY Sorr of Schools U L CLARDY threw out a drag net for any old Charlie Wheeler and Johu Rhea CircuitClerk ALBERTKELLY thing from a cabinet position to a have both chased Hiudmau out of Falling to third class consulate Coontt Clerk C D BELL their distiicts uud Dave Smith will SonvEroR H B CRUNK cmnect with nuy salaried position he take charge of him when he iuvades Jailer -- L L NICHOLS Representative JNO C DUFFY is now doing the Lord any act aud the Fourth next week He tried to is running for his old job on a trail For Citv Councilmen escape John Rhea but at both Elk as cold as that leading from Juneau ton and Russellville Rhea forced him First Ward R H HOLLAND to Klondike Dr Lackey will be the Second Ward J AS D WARE to time his speech so as to give him TdirdWard DENNIS RPERRY uext representative from Trigg cbuuty an opportunity to follow him and FoortuWard GEO DD ALTON Mas Hauberry saw the handwriting correct the misrepresentations of his Ward R W WALKER Fifth on the wall before he begged to be Sixth Ward J T WALL tvo hours harangue Seventh Ward L T BRASHER excused A VHtinibleNt w Seedling Grpt Magistrates KdUon nml Ills Work Mr Chas M Meacham is this year S Hofkinsville S GBUCKNER The meeting of the Edison associa- fruiting for the first time u uqw seed Pembroke Wm L PARKER Longview THOS M BARKER tion at Niagara Falls to day directs liug grape originated by himself that Latatette -- J F DIXON attention to the accomplishments of possesses many valuable qualities Fruit Him DAVID SMITR this really wonderful man who al The vine is believed to be a chance Soates Mill T P DUNNING though now only 50 years of age has seedling of the Brighton aud is a vigUnion S H M B KING prolong enjoyed the distinction of being orous grower and prolific bearer GONSTABLES ducing about twenty live bunches W H WEST S Hopkinsville at three years from this ever produced Mr Edisou has oc seed year fruit is of a brownish the rod Pembroke BEN CARROLL Tho cupied such a conspicuous position or maroon color aud the berries are Lonoview BEM WILLIAMS for many years that the world has be- medium to large the conformatiou of Lafatette FRANK RIVES come familiar with much of his work the buuch resembling the Perkins Fruit Hill JOHN WALKER W PPOOL yet there is probably no man today The grape ripened about August 20th Soates Mill JOHN who is so little appreciated in cum but is still iu oti Jhe parison with his merit as this illus vine iu spite perfect condition drouth of the severe Registration at all voting trious inventor that has literally dried up such old Nothing could be places in Hopkinsville Tues- ¬ than the impression more erroneous stand bys as fie Ives the Concord which prevails flavor it is the discoveries with which he and the Niagara Iu day October 5 from 6 a m that amazed the scientific world came sweet aud very palatable though not has equal to the best points to him as if by inspiration Thev are its beauty its Its strong to y p m prolific heuriug were the result of systematic expert freedom from rot ability to with persistent effort aud a stand drouth and theteuacity with What John Rhea did to Hiodman mental work keen wonderfully intellect that is al at Elkton Monday whs a plenty He ways od the alert to graBp au I take which it clings to the stum until the of the season though raukiug s cbased him out of the court house be- advantage of every scrap of informa- end id summer variety Samples tof a in fore he had been replying to him ten tion bearing upon the task in hand the fruit will be ou exhibiti iu at the Mr Edison has devoted the greater Kextuckiak coutuiug room to d i minutes part of his life to the consideration of and to morrow aud those iutereste electrical subjects His early discov iu the culture of grapes are invited ti King Oscar of Sweden is to have a eries in the field of telegraphy and jubilee to celebrate the 25th auni telephony brought him wealth uud call and inspect this new variety Mr Meacham has nearly fifty varieAll of the distinction and they served to inteu ties of Yftrshry of his coronation grapes in his garden aud he ciowued heads of Europe are to be sify his ambition rather thau satisfy considers this one of the best he has it This was disclosed at the time he invited End of the Sirlku turned his attention to the problem of electric lighting that was agitating Pittsburg Sept 15 The miners of Ferguson the financial aud scientific worlds The death of Jj makes it necessary for the magis- tweutv years ago The subject had the Pittsburg district held a couveu trates of Calloway ti elect a Couuty puzzled the best scientific authorities tiou to day aud decided to go to work at Judge for the unexpired term There of the day but Edison set about the pay the all mines whose owners will sixty five cent raise This task of producing a commercial iu are a number of applicants for the candescent electric light His faci i means that the teu day limit will not honor including ur old war horse ties for experimental work at Meulo be observed and that the miuers will friend Capt T A Miller park were far superior to those of his return to work as6o m as the conven contemporaries and w en he finally tion delegates hnve made their report Ihe mine owners met to night uud The trial of th Huuter gang at took up the subject he devoted all the energy of his mind and body to do affirmed the sixty live cent rate Frankfort for attempting to bribe leg task How well he succeeded the Later they couferred with a commit islators was called yesterday aud the whole world knows aud to day the tee of miners aud discussed the dead case is in progress Judge Jouu be Association of Edison Illuminating work scale The miners couveutiou Jand has been added to the list of at Companies composed of sixty three will meet again to morrow aud will iorneys who will defend Franks corporations operating ceutral statiou appoint a committee to me t the op erators and settle ou the pay for dead plants The indictmeuts against Gaines aud and uudor Mr Edisons patents work About 4000 miuers are already upward of 00000 employing Tanner may be dismissed in order to 000 capital is a tribute of which eveu at work use them as witnesses agaiust Hun Edison may be proud Eight chicken are mid to have Mr Edison is a wonderfully prolific 4er Franks aud Wilson ben batched out v ntturnl he it in inventor as well In a recent report Warreu Couutv crates of the number of patents grauted by the egga were received Tliirte au merchant by For the year ending July 1 1897 United States government to Mr Ihe farmers of Indiana lost by cholera Edison from 1871 to the close of 1895 from a country agent and whH 869457 hogs or one out of every was stated at 711 This was shown opened it was diHoovered jhar the eggs had begun to hatch and the lour The money loss was 5396742 to be the largest number by far thai swells were broken off of eight healthy been The disease prevailed aud is still rag had ever by issued to any single in chickens oue government Chica dividual iug in other Stales ana the aggregate go Record DullTrains to Uoluriclo Utuli unci Cull i8 every yen- is almost incalculable fornlu A new store building in Chicago is Scientific resnaich ought to discover Commencing at in p m Septem If cost S2000000 sniie M mwly foi his great obstacle called the Fair and is haid to be the largent store iu her 12th and every night thereafter t H H breeiliutj the woild It poss riiH 31000 feet or at ihe name hour th Chicago Mil 1111 nmmmim uoirly five miles of couuters employs waukeo S Paul Riilway tiaiu will A li t of twoiiiy one appointments 300 people useH i wagons and 200 leave ho Uuiou Pihsruger Station jinve b eti urnuiged between Jo Par hor es for delivering its sales nnd Canal aud AdaliiH siieeis Chicago fcer nod J G Bailey for j liut debatb taken up so many million cubic feet with elegantly equipped Palace W lieliove iluio m it little slory in of Hpieo thatit is only bewildering to Sleeping Cars for Dmiver aud other mention them Colorado point with through con the wi eoud lender about two boys nect ioiiH at Deuver for Salt Lake City fiiH ing over n nut when it great big Odeu San Fraucinco aud points in leutues Cannot - Curtu b iv li ippeued long and took it away Southim California The route to by local applications as they cannot Deuver is via OiimIi i and Lincoln friin i qui after lecturing them on reach diseaned portion of the ear Nebraska and is llle fol of quiiiiol Its true Shack There theonly oue way to cure deaf respect All the first class iu every is modern i iMtit lectin o but hes a great ne iS and that is by constitutional travel are included in this facilities of litfur direct route and powerful atout MUrray remedies Deafness is caused by au to Colorado tho Eldorado of the bitr iuilamed condition of the mucous lin West Tho allied Hues composiug Lwlif iug of the Eustachian TiiIh When the rout viz tho Chicago Milwau this tube is inflamed you have a kee St Paul Railwav Chicairo to f rch Dixon of Henderson rumbling sound or imperfect hearing Omaha and the Kouk Island aud ur iufltiiiciious from Dr Me and whe i it is entirely t hsed deaf Pacific Omaha to Denver aud Colo CormiiA of Bowling Green has gone uess is the reoult and unless the in rado Springs have uuited to mako to quarantine the flammation cau be taken out and this this the most popular route to all to Fulon Ky tube restored to its normal condition SiaH in tlmt point against yellow hearing will be destroyed forever points wot of the Missouri river Eor further details time tables etc He will lemiiu there until all niue cases out of ton are caused by address y Everest Uonenil 1 rav A number of refu catarrh which is uothiug but tin in eling Agent C M d iuifr is passed 95 St P Ry gees anived ftoui New Orlenus nt flamed condition of tho mucous bur Adams street Chicago III faces Louisville Tuesday but no more will MO0UniCO IAY We will give Ouo Hundred Dollars bo permitted to outer the Stato with for any case of deafness cauhed by T tut is the wav all drutfcristN sell out a health certiliotte The lateness catarrh that cauuot be cuied by GROVES TASTELESS CHILL It Is of the f easou tnukos a general epN Hulls Catarrh Cure Send for circu TONIC for hills ami Malaria lars free Hiniply Iron and Q liuinu in a taste-lehdemiu unlikely but every precaution F J CHENEY CO Toledo O form Ohildrui love Jr Adults Aould be taken to control this yellow S ld by Druggists 75o f r it to bitter nauseating Tonic Prici fiOo Hulls Family Pills are the best scours from tliaSouth HOWELL of Cuimstun Hoods Sarsaparilla Ladies and Childrens Oxfords and Slippers Ghildrens Oxfords Tan and Black 75 50c Childrens oxfordslTan and Blatk 125 85c Childrens Oxfords Tan and Black 100 60c Womens Oxfords Black 75c Black 125 50c 85c tXZ V womens Uxfords Black 100 75c Womens Oxfords Black Tliese prices are made to move this liiie floods out of tlie house All Honest Made Goods jliiili5iiiiIIiItS i MAMMOTH OLOTHHSTG fe SHOBICO DOLLAR WHEAT DEMANDS CAREFUL SEEDING AND A LARGER ACREAGE XXS W The great success of fertilizing wheat this last season will re- ¬ sult in a larger use of Fertilizers and Fertilizer Drills this fall The advance in wheat has stiffined fertilizer prices and they are higher at the factory but we will sell at the old price until our purchase contract is exhausted After that we will be compelled to charge more XSS5 tMTCS ARMOUR HORSE SHOE and HOMESTEAD Nothing is mor j worthless than inferior fertilizer uuc is worm ouyinj Only the XiXXS We sell only the Best le awes w XSX5 ssss m ssc xxsx gflcjBHJ vf B g Hf IHK r W ssarc w w We handle two makes of Drills EMPIRE 6l SUPERIOR We can furnish jou a drill with Disc Hoe or Shoe with or without fertilizer attachment J hese drills need no comments vou all know them xzxxz 111 I mSa li- m mteMX Wjmkm 0T BRO Sli Ik Iff act-mg-ii- J This is the Deering Corn Harvester Two horses pull it one man operates it and cuts from 6 to 8 acres daily On exhibition at onr store Will take pleasure in showing it fT- --UW mmmmmmrmmmmmm MfU 3krajHtjt i fa X I ilflifliituiillt lUittuckian HERE AND THERE IV 5 LOCALS CO AROUND AND ABOUT THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE SPECIAL A r Court BIG bargain 100000 worth of property for V first class city farm or good sale or payiug pxchanpp for hotel Answer this office A successful revival is in progreB near Ringgold The meeting is be ing conducted by ilev W H Doss The 51000 damage tiit of Wnl Schuetz against Oscar Bakor both of JCadiz was com promised at 75 Tho jury in tho case of Will Howard for the murder of John Fiuuey at Bowline Grcon returned a verdict of not guilty The Christian County Medical Society will meet on the 20th nt Dr Sates office In the City Court yesterday there Each de were two plain drunks fendant was fined 5 and costs Bethel Female College has 34 boarders and all departments are fuller than at this date last session The Metropolitan Opera Co failed The to get here Tuesday night Company was stranded in Memphis Mrs J B Nance who Iras been dangerously ill of peritonitis is now much better and is considered out of danger Thomas Rnscoe of Mortons Gap has been adjudged of unsound mind and ordored sent to the asylum here for treatment A delightful home on South Vir- Street for rent house 8 roons arge shady yard garden orchard W W Wake aud grass lot The mail train yesterday from the South was nearly two hours late on account of yellow fever quarantine regulations at dwelling y r Storehouse and Bell P houserent Douglass Station 0 for for 1898 For information apply to 8 14tf C D Bell Bell Ky A new gold find at Cripple Creek E N Fruit Dentist otljce ove has caused great excitement there Hunk Hotikinsville Kv Henry J Bellamy stabbed William Twenty head of good mules for pnlo nt C H Luyues stable- - V J Blackburn fatally at Catlettsburg Withers Bill Trumbo shot Press Conner Jerseyjffeiffr calf perhaps fatully at Oingsville Thoroughbred In Bolid fawu color for saleaMflp The grnutl j iry at Finnkliu failed K if quire nt this office to iudict Stiglitz for gauibling Tho Trigg county graiiif jury re AllnBell was killed by a trail ut turned seventeen iudicttiients at this Ashland term of court A creek in Missouri it has been JobnsouH Chill Ionic euros discovered abounds in pearls T fever in one day 21 hours Trnmps are becoming so bold at To day ia thp lat day for the flliug Eddyville they rob persons in day nf suits for the fall term of Circuit light Lung Troubles and Consump tion Can be Cured An Eminent NewTJorklfJlieinist and Scien ¬ tist Makes a Free Offer tc Our Readers tot Real Estate Agents OFFICE OVEB FIH8T NATIONAL BAcK Dealer in all claims of real estate fluysell -anttrent HoPKIXSVltlE Ky BVCKNEK 21 Aud the New MatliewB Sewing Machine 21 FEEE FOR ONLY A The Kentuckian 1 ITeav district A D Roberts of Owsley was uom inuted for Senator in tho Hazel Green tative J P Clayton was nomiuated for Representative from Casey county by the Democrats Russell county Democrats nom inated J P Clayton for Represen¬ Wednesday The animal was hitched to a coal wagon and while ascending Empire hill fell dead Mr W C Berry of Uniontown Ky was in the city yesterday ad vertising the Union County fair which begins Oct 5 and lasts five days The colored cake walk at Friend ship Hall Monday night was largely attended The prizes were won by JohnTavlor of Boston and Lizzie Shade of Kansas City Buffalo Bills wild west show will appear in Paducah October 5 and about the same time Sam Jones will begin a ten days preformanco in Mr JJ Nixon lost a fine horse Henderson Mr Robertson representing the American Express Company is here ntieniner the companys new office He brought two fine horses with him from St Louis to use for the delivery wagon Lvon of the Trenton neighborhood fell uuder a loaded wagon and his skull was fractured in two places He also received other injuries and his recovery is extremely doubtful sleep The son of Rev M V Arthur Sealy is charged with the murder of Nate Sousley at Flemiugb burg both uegroes Jay Adkins aged fourteen fatally stabbed his uncle Andrew Adams iu Lawrence county JaB N LaRue has resigned as mayor of Franklin and M S Harris has been elected to the vacancy Every city and town within a radius of 100 miles has quarantined against New Orleans The latest report concerning Sabine Pass is that ten persons were drowned by the tidal wave For the second time this month and the fifth time this summer the tem- tion Please tell the Doctor that you saw perature iu Louisville Tuesday hisoffer iu the tlopkinsville Ken John M Dennis aud W P Linthi tuckiun cum have purchased the Ballard Yoeman from W H Hines Thomas Best fell from a third story window of the Howard House at Winchester and was instantly killed All persons having claims against Rev G F B Howard a famouB the estate of Mrs Caroline L CampFederal prisoner from Tennessee es- bell deceased are requested aud nocaped from the penitentiary at Col tified to present the same properly proven to my attorneys Messrs Pe umbus O Downer within the next 30 tree Pire at Clinton Ky destroyed the days for payment All persons inChristian church tho post office the debted to said estate will please come Emerson Hotel aud several stores forward promptly and settle said inThis September 15th The long overdue steamer Excel- debtedness John Stits sior reached San Francisco from Alas- 1897 Ex of Caroline E Campbell deed ka with S2500000 in gold ou board Another examination of candidates Joint Appointment for county superintendents is to be Judges Cook and Breathitt have anordered owing to a lack of eligible nounced the following joint appointcandidates The dead body of Nathan Trine ments in Christian county and wife were found near Campells Hopkinsville Monday Sept 27 ville Ky It is supposed that Trine Gracey Wednesday Sept 29 killed his wife aud then committed Allens Store Thursday Sept 30 suicide Lnntrips Friday October 1 Crofton Saturday October 2 Capt R S Triplett of Daviess Bluff Springs Monday October 4 has been noraipated for the State smith a btore Tuesday Uctober o Senate iu the district now misrepre Pembroke Wednesdav October i sented by Joe Noe The Democrats Kennedy Thursday October 7 will see that he is elected Howell Friday October 8 Fred Moore the negro rapiit has Lafayett9 Saturday October 9 arraigned for trial at Nashville been Sept 23 His conviction and execu Revpuue officers destroyed a moon No trouble shine distillery in Muhlenberg couutv tion are almost certain from a mob is now fearedi Monday Tbe tanks contained 800 Republicans of Trigg county nomi- gallons of beer All the apparatus nated G P Thomas for representa- was of improved pattern and was tive vice iT M Hanbery rleclined ready to begin operations when found nnd named S A Austin for County Miss Flora Mims of Mayfield who Clerk Iu a fight at Cuba in Graves coun eloped with Dr Jb K Mtirkley a ty Johu D vicLaiu cut his brother trnveliug specialist has seut her her marriage certificate in law Dan McGuire perhaps fatally mother reached 100 degree Such a heat They were married in Tennessee for September is said by the Weather Sept 2 Bureau to be unprecedented Senator Thos B Turley of Ten nessee announces that he will be a candidate for Senator Harris seat and that the Chicago platform is all right The distinguished New York chem T A Sloeum demonstrating IiIb For muuy yenrs science has studied discovery of a reliable and absolute liquors Result the whole world CUm for CnilHlllnnhrm Piilmrtmirt luberculoMs unci all bronchial uses whiskey It has nroveu the besl tiiroat lung chest diseases stubborn Biimuiaut ana does not injure nerveh conirhs catarrhal affections general and tissues like coca wines aud other decline and uenkjiess loss of ilesh drugged compounds And HARPER aud all conditions of wasting iiwav Whiskey is the ideal whiskev For sale by W R LONG will send THREE FREEBOTTLES Hopkinsville Kt all different of his New Discoveries to any nfllieted reader of tho Hop Fine eligible building lots for kiusville Keiituckian writing for them One lot His New Scientific Treatment sale on 19th street his cured thousands permanently by corner Virginia street and 21st its timely use and he considers it n simple proffessioual duty to suffering street and one lot on 21st Apply to humanity to donate a trial of hiB in- street fallible cure DR J A GUNN Science daily develops new won 7000 ders and this great chemist patient ly experimenting for yeurs has pro- To loan on first class real estate duced results as beueficial to humani Also good lieu uotes wauted ty us can be claimed by any modern CHRISTIAN CO ABSTRACT CO geuiiis His assertiou that lung H W RnEATniTT aud troubles and consumntiou are curable Jno T Edmunds Mgrs iu any climate is proven by heartfelt letters ol gratitude Best J jump Coal six and filed in hiB American aud European laboratories one half cents per bushel in thousands from those cured in ull Spot cash E L FOULKS parts of the world R R Sts Hopkinsville Ky Medical experts concede that bron- 14 chial chest and luug troubles lead to Consumption which uninterrupted Wind Mill For Sale means speedy aud certain death A complete all steel mill 70 feet Simply write to T A Sloeum M and 250 C 98 Pine street New York giving high pipingpump tank aud 100 to 800 for less than post office aud express address aud feet R S POOL Gracet Ky the free medicine will be promptly sent Sufferers should take iuBtant Lime For Fertilizer advautage of his generous proposiWo are making Modern Hi ara Sewing Machine itn- - With Ml the latent pro veiueuts The beat Machine for the least mouev ever manufact ured Light bim pie running durable noiseless Everv Machine warranted 10 yearn 21 ASoO Machine for for aud freight prepaid WiifU V -r- -ffiGEC-- t ztrykn i CeJLWVTBJ orders tash must acionpany alt Description of the Improved New Mathews Machine This machine is manufactured with the view of supplying a long felt want to wit A Modem High arm first class Sewing Machine with all late improvements and of firt class material and good workmauship imluding the best aud latest Attachments at a reasonable price A book of instructions accompanies every machiue SIH01FIOVTf OXS wheel to keep dress f mm getting on vh el Notice in my hands for sale a fine farm of 667 acres on which there are In makiug your remittance we prefer postoffice money order registered sure signs of petroleum There is a letter express money ordes or New York Exchange Individual checks unwell on the farm 96 feet deep and in less certified to will uot be received the Spriug of the year the water is so strong with kerosine that the H 1MB 107 2 PHONE stockwillnot drink it This farm office phosk B7 4 YEARS IN must be sold If you want to get rich write or call on W S Haleatty adjustable belf tin ending The machine Is self threading and no hole to put the thread throjgh except the eye of tho needle The Feed U positive in action aud lias no Bprlngd togetUt of order Automatic Bobbin Wlndei Will wind the Cash paid for Bonds bobbin as smooth as on a spool of thread double and Bank Stock onTheStlteli Is and willlock stlfh The ame both fides not ravel Jan be lengthened or shortened from eight to thirty Money loaned at 6 per cent in stitches to the Inch Tln Tension Is a ilat prlng sums of 1500 and upwards ou good justable to all sizes of thread tension and ad farms in Kentucky and Tennessee Hand Wheel Is nickle plated and lias a notjexceeding 40 per ceut of appraised loose wheel attached to operate bobbin winder w thout running mnnhlnc value Dwellings to sell or reut The Movement Is the celebrated eccentric movements positive In action and fewer vorU WALTER F GARNETT CO lng parts than any machine cm the mar et Financial and Iusurauce Agents The Stand Has larite balance wheel bancs on two adjustable centers The treadle is lare ana liutiKs in cone centers and all io t motion Oil in Christian County can be taken up asters underench end and can be easily moved A nice dress guard over have farmers a spcial low price on llino for fertilizing purposes Many far mers are now using llmo for this purpose with great satlsractlou I can poll It In large quan- ¬ tities at very low rates The good reiults fol lowing IN use last for five years Call and see us at Dalton Bros office No 0 Sixth street before buying yourFerttllzer five and one luilf Inches niKii Tho Head ilde nnd iIuIU and one luilf inches lonir mea uiioment mull ih nny lumliy mucUtne mnHeBiid must not he confounded with the medium or o ualled hlth trm mi chines The bead plate ceti Into or level with lnnias the table The Needle Is sell uctlns Hat on ono aide and cannot lie net wrong The Shuttle Uopeu on the end eyllndor ahape and absolutely self threa inu The Bearings Aro nil steel well fitted nnd 8trlht HOPKINSVILLE LIME WORKS G E Dalton Propr directions The Furniture N well made hljchlr pol ¬ ished and elegant In appearance All these machines will be sent out with naic furnlturr unless walnut Is specified Kach machine has ulock to tnedrauers and cover nice nickel plate drop rings to all drawers All machines nre well packed and crated HEAD OCR GUARANTEE Th New Mathews Machiue Is wan anted It ypt s finni date of purchase and thirty days trill or it If perfect and entire satisfaction Is not given the machine may be reshipp d U tons at our exuen e ami tli money paid us wilt be lefunded promptly Under this gunran tee you run no risk what ¬ ever u purchasing the New Mathews Machine You have thirty days trial of it In your own home aud if for aur you should wish to return the machine It may ee shipped to u at our expense and tii- uioiiev will be re lunded All comnlunlcat on- - regarding tiie New Mathews Machine should be addressed to Attach ents Ar the f imousliiinoiis In a tin box anil con of tuelter rutH fourliemmers binder Ullter foot und fcllerunder braider atirt sheerer limi oil can and oil tiro erew drivers is bobbin paper of needles thumb -- oeu guage and b nk if its i nan CHAS M MEACHAM I Hopkinsville Ky 26 Eopkinsville Ky 9 SAMF 0L0 STAND fin Cinnrn llnm Tfrnfcn-CODKTESr NOTICE DILIGENCE I old business you and will do it if you will come an fee m ward and settle up at once as I want to close up my FURNITURE AND KINDRED BRANCHES Ail persons indebted to me will please come for ¬ arx Sell up oiaiio n Ofnirn in Unnnr Dlnnl iii new diim up upcia nuuM large stock of The Farmeis Friend Dissolution Notice The firm of Williams Elgiu has this day been dissolved by mutual cousent T C Williams retiring All accounts due the firm are payable to Sept 11897 T C Williams W H Elgin JOHN MOAYON My expenses are light as I am up stairs and I will make it pay you to come and see me I am prepared to do Undertaking in all its branches I am also a practical EMBALMER Refer you to those that have seeu my work A- - W PYLE said old firm F WVTO MJrjTMxmi IP Rensliaw uuXV THOMPSONS OLD STAND wmimimzMamma DesKK 20 YEARS IN OHIO Incontinence of water during PETER COOPER stopped immediately by Dr E Detohons Anti Diuretic Cures Got His Money Honestly and Used It children nnd adults alike Price Nobly Sold by R G Habdwiok Druggist In unveiling tho statue of Peter Hopkinsvillo Ky Cooper recently New York paid No rain vet and but little prospect tribute to simple honest worth of any The dust in the public roads Peter Coopers career from begin ¬ tv is from three to six inches deep and ning to end was one of work of hon- ¬ f getting worse every day Meanwhile esty and Of fidelity to nil that goes the mercury has been in the nineties to make human character worthy and weeks most of the time for human life worth living EldR V Omer late of Virginia Ho was first of all a Morker and he will begin n protracted meeting at Liberty Church near Beverly next always did honest work When he Preaching at 8 built the first railroad locomotive Sunday night oclock Sunday night The public b over constructed in this country he made the best locomotive that he cordially invited to atteud knew how to make When lie mrido The barbecue near Herndon to glue ho made the best glue that skill j morrow is being looked forward to tw with much interest and a large crowd could then produce Every dollar of his wealth was will nttend The speech of the day will be made bv Ion H D Alien of honestly got Every dollar of it camo Morgaufield Ky The county candi to mm in payment for a dollars worth of service to the community dates are also invited in which he lived Account of Emancipation Celebra having got his money honesttion tho Illinois Central R R will ly Andused it nobly In his benefac- ¬ ho ¬ sell tickets to Henderson aud return tions he practiced tho 6amo common on Sep 22nd at one fare for round sonse the same sincerity of mind trip Return limited Sept 2lrd that ho had employed in his business E M Sherwood Agt ¬ Tho result has been L H Davis one of the four straight thropies have borne that his philan are bearing and Democrats out of sixteen election officers appointed in the citv has will always bear tho fruit ho intended Tho germinal idea in all his bene- ¬ been removed in No 8 by Judge factions was to help thoso who needed Breathitt and Ira F Ellis a National adherent ap help to help thomselves Hound money party nimself a worker he suw clearly that the ability pointed in his stead ¬ to work Waller Dyer Drug Co of Mor ment for was tho one necessary equip Uio and in all that ho did for ganfield Ky solo agents for John sons Chill and Fever Tonio am so the benefit of human kind ho kept confident that this Chill aud Fever this princijilo in view No man is held in higher honor by Tonio is a sure cure of all kinds of fivers tliHt they authorizo us to pay tho people of Now York and no man rootwy buck when no euro is effected over deserved his liquors more N For sale by H G Hardwlck Y World 1 The Leading Specialists of America 250000 Cured I have bought out the interest of T C Williams in the grocery busi ness of Williams Elgin and will continue to conduct the store Thanking one and all for their past liberal patronage and soliciting a share of their future business I am Respectfully WH Furniture and Uudertaker New Stock Best G oods and LOWEST PHICICS New and Elegant Funeral Car for the Undertaking Department Dick Everett a Practical Undertaker of 20 years experience has charge of this branch of our business Elgin WECURESTRICTURE Thousands of young and mlddlo aged men are troubled with this disease many Jl unconsciously Thoy way havo a smart- - 7 Inc Rnnfinflnn umall tlvlatlnfr strpnnv sharp cutting palnsat timos flight dis- charge difficulty in commencing weak r of nervous debility thoy liavo TlUlK JJon llouiooiorsovperltncnton you by cutting stretching or tearing you This will not euro you ns It will re- ¬ turn Our NKW METHOD TllliAT- MKKT absorbs the stricture tissue hcncoremovesthestrloturo permanently It can novor roturn No nalnno nffei ing no detention from business by our tuothod Tho EOxualorgansaro strength ened Tho ncru3 are invigorated and tho bliss of manhood return f i Fair TriState Give us a call No 8 Main Street HOPKINSVILLE KY WECURE GLEET Thousands of yniiiic and mlddlc nccd men nro having their soxual vigor and vitality continually rapped liy this dis ease lhoy are frequently unconscious of tho causo of thoso symptom General Weakness Unnatural Discharges Fall- ¬ ing Manhood Nervousness loor Mem ¬ ory Irritability at Uino Smarting Sen ¬ sation Sunken Hyes vrilh dark circle Weak Dark Uenoral Denrealnn Lnpk of uibltlon Varicocolo Shrunken lartx etc UMSET and BTIUCTUHE may bo tho en use Dont consult family uociors as tney nave no experience in these BDCcial digested dont allow Quack to experiment on you Consult hpoclalists who havo made a Iltu study of Diseases of Men and Women Our NEW METHOD TREATMENT will nosl- tlvely euro yon Ono thousand dollara for a caso wo nccept for treatment and cannot cure lormsnioucratotoracurc MilI Sept 20 to 24 14 FINE RACES Seasonable IN Everythiuo Usually found in first class groceries at all time can be found in our mammoth store oodsTT DR13S Moth Balls Packing Camphor Honduras Sarsaparilla Diseufectants of all kinds and a complete line of Vegetables Fresh from the gar ¬ dens every morning such as peas beans cu- ¬ cumbers tomatoes etc Elastic Cottage Paint HAPPY JACK 209 the famous lone pacer goes White Lead Linseed Oil and Turpentine and family paints Come to See Us Our Prices- Are as low ascan be found in the city and quality of goods un ¬ surpassed E CURES GUARANTEED treat and EMISSIONS niijwii STIUCTUIIE fMlOTENCy SEHtET DRAINS IINNATiniAL DlriOIURU la klinfi and JIUAIlKlllUcasr nnwsiTijiTmv piipu nnnia lHEE If unablo to call wrlto for Wo Wednesday iiiiii Fri day The paces to beat the track record 206J without rider driver or sulky about him R L AKIN NEAR L curoi UTnwntv oviiiiTiti O JNINTH COOK N DErOT ST 1UAIIMAOV QJJKSTTOJj TREATMENT BLANK for HOME Kennedys Kergan xree Secy 7800 GIVEN AM B CITV CLARK MAltKFT IIOUSU CO mmzmnmmzrmMa 122 W FOURTH STREET OINOINNATI O ScnveiiRar boy Osiar Council n swam the Ohio river at Heuderson Pate ut Attornoy Weddorburn For J T Hall citv scavenger can he Sunday eveniug iu exactly 27 min- particulars address tho National He reached by telphoue at any tuna corder Washington D C utes Call No 151 To persous who make tho greatest number of words out of tbe phraso V afcr vmt aiaawttuMtimSS T -- KsMM3UlMMMaak1 iiiiirtinmmimMBiiiiwiM SigJliHi 5opltiU5uille Sctttuchiftn PHOTOGRAPHS THAT LIE Tricks of thd Tratlo for Daceivlng Pocple Tho old saying thnt photographs do not lie must go to join the grow ¬ ing hots of exploded notions It muy have been true whop photog ¬ raphy was now ami urfdovolopod but MEksSS 6 The First Annual Stock and Poultry Show otttuCi CHRISTIAN COUNTY FAIR BREVITIES OP FUN Slio I dont know what lior e0 ppsitivo about every rnokos Puck Ho Hor sax thingl Toll mo doctor what do you A hoalthy consider tin ideal also mrtu with nn incurable diBOnso or thirty years Tutts Pills ha Trovcn a blessing to the inva1 truly the sick mans frienc Tried friends Best A Known Fact nx aotlitw W MACKINAC Bm t4tfwS COMPANY Life There is nothing hi this Eng ¬ lish paper It must havo come over Yalo on the same Bteamor I did N H I it Hi if I tjf f j facility The methods by which this NewStH Passenger Steamers Record et ntulneilln AN ABSOLUTE CURE Tlie Orenlejt Perfection What is the result is nccomplihed are moreAmy Allright various and extensive than most nerUot Construction- - Luxurious Equlnment Will be Held Lillie Go best thing you ovfir did Article Iurnlnhlne Decnrtlnn and hlflc ltctouohirlg in its sons suspect -o ICni JVrillf iiihmI v Cholly Van Millions Tho fond ivtT piemen th button fast COA1FORI SPEED AND SAFETY simplest toniiBiicn ns smoothing out ou his bPMt girlH rtiilst aitd her papa Town Topics r WtiK DtTwtiM Fo m t mr deficiencies in the complexion is well does the rfst You Americans joke about known to everybody SATURDAY Toledo Detroit and Mackinac is not so subjects in which there is absolutely generally understood but it even the A Sound Ilvnr MrtkrK u Well JUn MARQUETTE thnt THC SOO PE1QSKEY cs even about Eng no humor AND DULUTH constipated or Are you biliou mny bo altered shape of the features LOW IJATRS to Picturesque MacklMCtNd Yale Record lishmen troubled with jaundice sick hetul by skillful work with tho negative s Return Includlnit Heals and BertJiB Prom Grigson What clergyman was Liucs of figures are also frequently ache bad tahto in mouth foul breath Clevelimd Sl8 from Toledo JlSt tr W Uetrnlt 13 50 fT indige it that solemnized your marriage DAY AIO NIQHT SERVICE changed Tho writer has seen and coated tongue dyspepsia Flippart It wasnt a clergyman at compared tho origiuol proof and fin- ¬ tion hot dry skin pain in back and Between Detroit and Cleveland between th shoulders chills and fe Bos- ¬ all mother It was Mrs ConnectlMR hi Cleveland with Ijarllejt ished picture of n well known actress ver etc If you havo any of these Trains for all point Kast South and South ton Transcript west and at Detroit Tor all points North and famous for Imr beauty In he proof liver is out of Northwest Father visiting his sons studio hollows nppenr in tho neck and the symptoms jour is slowly oider bing Sunday Trips June July AuQiut and Sept 0nlj and your blood I just met the sheriff on the stairs lines of tho shoulders though grace- ¬ poisoned because your blood dot EVERY DAY BETWEEN Artist Al y DULIN Pres What was ho doing here Treas B GALBREATH Secy ful leave something still to he de ¬ not act properly Herbjne will cure CIeveiandPut-in-Ba- y Toledo jj- The 6hermr Ue he was Bitting sired in tho way of perfect roundness liny disorder of the liver stonMoh jr Send for Illustrated Pamphlet Address HENRY Asst Secy y Fliegende Blaetter JOUETT for me DHTROIT MIOM A A SOHANT2 r and symmetry The finished photo ¬ bowels It has no fqual as h ilvei Free Price 75 cent medicine Blobbs What did you pay for graph shows a transformation Tfte Detroit iGlmluif Stem iwW The Slobbs Seventy hollows are gone and the irregular- ¬ trial bottle at K C Hurdwicks drujj your bicycle Blobbs Why Ive ities of tho shoulder lines have be¬ stoie five dollars boughta rattling one for 25 Slobbs come curves of perfect beauty It is honogiaphs Some men are like The Alamo SanAntonio Philadel- ¬ a lie doubtless but a pleasing and they talk a great deal but never n Yes Ive heard it anything original Record phia satisfactory one Mable Why are you putting So much for the results of retouch- ¬ EW BICYCLES NEW BICYCLES Boils pimples and eruptious scrof ¬ on your lovely light blue silk stock- ¬ ing TO RENT FOR SALE But there are tricks of posing ula salt i lieuin and all other manif- ings and white lace petticoat in such which pervert the truth just ns com- ¬ tntions of impure blood are ciiikI Im a muddy town as this Edith pletely Ry throwing an object or Houds Siirsupurilhi Co- ¬ Because it is a muddy town part of an object so far into the fore- ¬ And we are prepared to do any kind of repairing on short notice lumbia Crucial Questions rn n More things will come to tlground or background that it is out -a-w I shall have of focus it may be made to appear of who labors than to the one who si Superintendent jSINGLE WHELS AND TANDEMS FOR RENT down and waits Our Kent Wheels are all new and Up to date Secondhand wheels bought and sold to think the matter over for you are a size wholly different from its real StLouisSanFranoiscoRR ¬ married and frankly I should pre- proportions The most familiar in- ¬ ALX WORK GUARANTEED Tetter Sulf Uhettm ntici KcKCinn - THROUGH CAR ROUTE fer to give the place to a single man stance of this trick is seen in the pic- ¬ The BETWEEN Oh well I can gel a di- ¬ tures of wonderful catches of fish Jchgiointense Itching and sunn tint iuci Applicant l nese diseases is instantly Mluje STOVES Old Bicycles vorce Fliegende Blaetter The honest fisherman holds the by upplying Chamberlains Ee mu AND Papa Crumley I judge a man string out at arms length in front of ikin Ointment Many very bud cubes Old Racket Stand REPAIRED 9Iade New havo been permanently cured by it Ii ¬ SPRINGFIELD sir by the company he keeps Suitor his body so that compared with him s equally efficient for itching piles and PITTSBURG A a favorite romedy for sore nipples Yes sir I hope you will bear in self his trophies appear huge JOPLIN WICHITA mind that Ive been keeping company one pound trout passes itself off gayly chapped hands chilblains frost bites A BOLT Je v Pres Genl 51gr STEPHEN CHASE Pres EUREKA SPRINGS with your daughter for over two as a five pounder and other varieties and chronic soro eyes 25 cts I er bos PARIS FT SMITH years Philadelphia North Amer- ¬ gain in apparent size in the same sat- ¬ Dr Cadjs Condition Powders an ISCOKPOKATED DALLAS isfactory ratio ican just what a horso needs when in bad WHOLESALE AKD RETAIL DEALERS IN AND SHIPPERS OF al SAN ANTONIO When professional athletes strong condition Tonic blood purifier and BURNING SEVEN YEARS HOUSTON They are not food but men or prize fighters come before vermifuge medicine and the best in use to put n LOUISVILLE KY GALVESTON 329 331 THIRD AVENUE All Efforts to Put Out the Fire In the the camera the same focusing device horse in prime condition Price 25 is employed Hercules throws out cents per package Solid Veitibuled Tialni with Pullman Sleepeit Dunbar Mine Have Failed Harvey Oming Halla and Reclining Chair Car of his Sold by R U Hardwu k ITpkin Flames which have been consum- ¬ his arms folded well in front Maps time tables and full Information furnished the picture the develop ville Ky upon application to ing the coal in a portion of the Hill chest and in biceps is almost terrify- ¬ ment of his A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF THE GEO T KICflOLSOI W fl MELVILLE Farm mine at Dunbar for the past Hope spring- eternal in the hit unit Gen Pass r Agent V Tray Passr Agent in its proportions If he desires seven years have broken out in new ing Bbyhht StbbttqnBusihess College ST LOUIS MO U ST LOUI3 MO to give prominence to the muscles of tleaht Tlm i why the ptiol of din places and serious consequences are his shoulders and upper back he a pointnic nt h always hloppiug ovei C33rclTenr LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY threatened stands sidewise so as to bring them Contain Yaluabtc Information to those desiring to Learn Ovi g to uver crowding and be The country for miles around ETC PENMANSHIP TELEGRAPHY BOOK KEEPING SHORTHAND Dunbar was startled by an awful ex- ¬ nearest the lens nnd by maneuvering vttijtihmuu t Im air of the bchuji RatOS VOtY LOW plosion on June 1G 1890 It was in and posing a little any part of the¬ loum is utieii ciobu and impute imu Vncqualat Facilities for locating Graduate in Lucrative Situations is desired to empha tmctieia and pupilh fitquiitlj MifF a part of the Hill Farm mine where body which it K size may be made to appear well de- ¬ from lung and thrui trouble The miners 50 men were employed ill biich we would ay tiy Cuuiubei N Y Tribune veloped were entombed beyond all hope of Iains Uotigh Remedy Fur coiijlif recovery The explosion ignited the colds weal lung huu brjucJunl NOSE AND TOES coal and soon that portion of the truubieb ujuiher inied imu c A U Vifdt mine was a mass of flame Work was Physical Culturis- Says Pigeon T cd villi it S Siipiim leudeut o richuoig Pinii - Ue oi People Have Crocked Noses started at once to cut off the burning REASONABLE RATES Having Mmm Miuleil ol portion from the remainder of the A professor of physical culture an- ¬ Ouiu I UlVI LLKST LOUrs TEX were nounces that he has discovered an in- ¬ llie tllicdcy of Cuuiineriniui U ngi mine All the approaches Corner 12th and Main Streets n KILYAY walled up and the mining experts de- ¬ timate connection between deformi- ¬ KetneUy I ha o uu ubitiiuii it No 68 No 81 to all whi titfui clared that the flames must in a short ties of tho nose and the position of recouimenuiug it Dally Dally BHT AND COLD BATHS Kir miNit BARBEH SHOP BAR fcwi from cuiilib lung troubles ese ¬ time be smothered out Their pre- the feet C Hdidwick IR a ra d 30 pm 7 L stle by R lAiul ville tswasaamtmBKMauaitmimmmammtatmtmtiatmammammmtaBwmemmmnttmmmmimamsmMmmmmm ttmmammmmm 7 JO p m W t Point 8 10 am diction vfas not verified the fire con- ¬ You can tell a pigeon toed person 7fi5pm Ham BrhmldilitiiK An oplimiit ii a man uUu ii lnj tinuing to burn month after month without looking at his feet or seeing - 8 20pm PiOum 1T9 rviiKt -t htepm lOlStm ieihenpr in A small creek was turned into the him walk The discovery was made when ire if miberabu a Ihp m 10J8ara Ctirport mine in the hope that it would by me in 1891 while teaching physical ulau wliu is uiterbe uln n tin if Hawnvllle tllpm II 05 m LrwNpuri luimpm llJKtm 10 18 m 2u7pm THE KEXTUCKIANS Clubbiug List for this season has been care- quench the flames This also failed culture I found a stubborn awkward happy fwilmo -- jfitivlllf liJtpni i2Jlpm as did subsequent efforts to seal the ness in the movements of my pupils It buvt lit Cruii I lijldccu r Flmtrrni Itfilpm fully culed and only the best publications are iiBed mine As soon as one opening was feet Looking for the cause found We have t r pleiulii Sea View Va Our readers can make considerable saving by ordering all of their read effectively closed the flames would that many of them were pigeon toed buio on ClicttutierJiiius No 6 No r2 Uculi It u Dally Daly iA T i ifi ing matter through us force a way through a rocky crevice at In others one foot was correct and the eii and our customers cutinug I sou r lleiidrrM n i twain U5fpm in n ni a is p m h iNtiiu When more thau one periodical is wauted in couue tion with the KEX some other point im rtUititenr bpetU ul it in me lnju other turned in a in n S p m ivrM Thus it has gone on for seven years M7 a III lirijim TUCKIAN send us your list and we willreturn estimate on the combination In teaching correct btealhing I est leiuis Mriny ImveMijil ilm Hi n lwi iM 63 p m aim m Uwflllf Cash must accompany all outers and remittances must be by Bank Many thousands of tons of coal have had to investigate the condition of hid leu nuuui UaVuUleU of uruup I i vlivtri nr eVim M7 p tn ii In 8 i in 6S6pm been consumed and many thousands the nasal passages Icihrllpnr I found cnamijeiiuiuH Uutigu itciiittii Then Draft Postoflice Money Order or Express Order1 Ii 0 III h 10 j in lllrfluri not been gnen Ivellam Uukken Bianili riur IWnini i W m The prices quoted below include one years subscription to the KEN of dollars have been expended by the¬ that whenever the person was pigeon Tue 25 anil uU cent bizea fur bjiu u uit IinSpni 7 10pm Dunbar Furnace company in fruit- toed in the fight foot thoright nostril K C Httuhvick iiiKrulf f tri m j hj TDCKIAX Address all orders to the less efforts to check the fire was stopped up or otherwise de- ¬ jKxr fiirtliir lnf rmatloii ddrj The flames have been spreading so formed It was the same with the left Kentuckian Hopkinsville Ky Glory seldem troubles a man while Il IiikiiIK A G I nr rapidly recently that the officers of foot or nostril If both nostrils were ho ives but alter the hiuetnl ileum- iivilloKy i ilui SpGfl Century Magazine Xew York the company have been called from defective both feet were pigeon toed aiouiiJ anU keeps llie flita uli tn iwonwiiiirii Kr Cincinnati Inquirer weekly 270 Philadelphia to consider propositions At one time I examined 26 pcr- - memory Commercml Appeal Memphis 2 10 for further efforts at checking their SQns and everyone of them was pigeoCourier Evauhvillw 2rU dipid breaks his bow at th sight spread Mine Inspectors Connors n-toed in the left foot with a cor- ¬ Courier Journal 27f Hull w of the responding defect in the left nostril of a laco lull of pimples Loutitt and Callahan three Commercial Louisville 225 chetkb suukeu eyes anil a biiln most experienced experts in the re- ¬ The person who has a whining or complexion will defy his best in Farmers Homo Journal 8 Oi gion are at work on the matter Kortun 1 00 snuffling voice is usually pigeon toed nuns Beauty is mure than bkh Meanwhile the sections of the mine Frank Leslies ni mthlyNw York Another discovery is that with the deep Thebkiu is merely tho Home and Faun that had been working have boon defective nostrils were found invaria- ¬ fiico uu which is written in pjauiu b 22 r FIFTH AVENUE HOTEi JM Journal Xhw York closed as the fire is running all bly stooped shoulders and hollow characters the couditiou ot the iol S LOCISVILLE KV W1 0rilUjrs M igaziue Xew York 4 50 through them Flames are now shoot- ¬ chests the stoop and hollow always Dr Pieice8 ioldtiu Medical Di Ej mi uest 3 Hotel In the1 ul ouths ompanion Xew York 8 75 euvery is good foi the coiuplexi u 1 Wt ing out of the mouth of the main bearing a direct ration with the de- ¬ Electric Elevate Home Journal 8i 0 B Rallies beuuiise it nmkm the digestion Mr uu riKBCAMPUEt1 v Mauac N Y Sun fect slope to a great height ijPhnorests Alagaziue Xew York NYJJImirnah and cleais uut impurities of ad kind- A Persian Supsrstilion Tri State Farmer monthly 20 By increasing the ability to iibbiun Happier Times for the Poles C New Y irk Worhl tri weekly J 251 lhte nutritious fuod ind Dy the in P The overland telegraph line Czar Nicholas on the occasion of fusion of its own ingredients i which connects England with her his forthcoming visit to Warsaw will enriches the blood auit so make BBSBBsflisllBBBBHiBBSsVliSSsBnBSBVBSSBBBBSSB great Indian empire passes through receive from his Polish subjects a solid healthy flesh It cures diseas b w h Faxon W G Wheeler Persia and has recently been sub- ¬ welcome that will for the first time of the lungri liver stomach bowels jected to an interruption of a quite he unanimous spontaneous and sin- ¬ skin and acdlp simply because all 90 YEARS serious character due to the fanatic cere Since his accession to the these diseases h primr from tlin satin- KXPERIKNOE eems tliat tbrfmfi ttie olA fiygtQm of persecution cause a disordered digestion and is poriujtice Of It Tobacco Warehousemen Commission Merchants Grain Dealers there has been a terrible drought seems banished by wiser nnd more uousequeiit impure blood whichthosubjectsof the shah instead humane counsels Men of enlight- ¬ Dont expect vour ulBter to In L Wareliouse cor bussellville and b b sts of attributingtoProvidenceascribcd ened and liberal views and frequent- ¬ clean una fresh this fall mst becun Hopkinsville Ky on tho contrary to the telegraph ly professing the Roman Catholic you nave it m soak all summet poles and above all to the posts and faith have been lately appointed to TRADE MARKS A Cure for IIUIoim Colic All Tobacco dent us Covered by Insurance Liberal Advance on Consignments DESIGNS signs of tho survey department of the the posts of governor nnd to other nnsviinuTS Jrn Resource Screven Co Gh -- I liiv company Accordingly all the ob official pluces nnd the emperor has wmmm teMMMwwWMiiiiiii mmmm iwimiimii maummamfmiammmnmmmmMwnihimmi wiyiii Anyone aonuiriK a Bieicn ana ueocripviui w whether an inyentlonia wires und survey just consented to the immediate beeu subject to attacks of biliniH - lie probAblrascertain free Comrouutcatlouk etrlctly tulcklr noxibus poles patontablo st vdial ChtinlierlHinB confldontlal Oldost Manor foraeourlnir ofllce jvarH M T SHRYER Pont T C HAXBEiiY signs wore destroyed by a priest led nomination of Catholic bishops to fir Waablngton America We have Cholera mid Djturhoea Ruin- dy in Potent taken throuftha Munn Co receive Strangely enough heavy rain seven Episcopal sees which have re ¬ Culie only mob is the sure relief It acts like a ptiviui UUtlCU IU IIIO foil immediately afterward and now mained vacant for many years in ¬ cjinim One dose of it gives te iof SniFUTIFIR 1UFRIGAN in spito of tho severest punishment deed over since the exile to Sibeiia when all otimr rented i b fail G D beantlfull Illustrated clrcnlatlon of mf aclentlflo Journal weekly copies and Tear inflicted by tho Teheran government of their former bishops biurip FursulobyR C MimUIcb iiiusix minima Specimen terroi3JU a11ANU SHRYER Proprs HANBERY llooK on Iatbktu sent free Aaareaa nnon tho lineleaders the masses of t A Healthy Place CO HUNN a ilio population throughout Persia A dead miner can know nn himrrnr Tt1 r Olnsfrmv u ifli n nnniiln i t v can HOPKINSVILE KY firnntnr ma are firmly convinced Jliat telegraph out ii mmijy sutler and survey posts are productive of jtion of 853000 has only 494 medical cgCareful attention given to sampling and eelling all tobacco consigned drought and inventions of tho devil men or one aoctor to 1720 of tho Section Furemau Bowling of Pine Dodd nnd Roljiu Wulker All tubucco wii-hto us L iit uil advauceB on tobacco in atort ville whb struck by i freight trnin experienced newspaper men population have Francisco Chronicle San ud perhaps futuhy injured bought the Benton Tribune ctherw eu instructed INCOillOKATCII For bilious headache dyspepsia the fact remains that nt tho present our stomach malariaconstipa timo photographs may ho and are on and all kindred diseases made to lie with greut frequency nnd fsfeJ MACKINAC CHICAGO DETROIT PETOSKEY rUTTS Liver PILL5 1 at Hpkinsville Ky l Oct 8 and 9 Fs I J Admission 25 Cents Mill I JNEWBICYCLESTOREi OUR REPAIR SHOP IS 1897 Ml T J WALSH ST LOUISAS- - THE Oi IASE DAVIDSON CO Oysters Fisli Game JPoixltiy andCelery I T Arlington Hotel uii Louisville Ky OlTibbino JLiist peb-uu- 1 llra i lr T II- I W x jil 20 30 Wheeler Mills Co M Fire Proof na ilSxiJEa 9 PEOPLES idEteS WAREHOUSE iniii LE j uiDitniomllc liciittidiinu WAYS OF COLLEGE BUirS How Many of Thom Pay for Olasslo Ednoatlon r fc During the uintiicr VncnilotiVI Scclt Work on Kurin InIloJcln an Dilvcrn and KDHc iSpcclnl- lien college lender In Naw York society entered the dining room of n fiisliion nble hotel In Mnlue He was nattily dressed nnd his manner betokened nil tie exclusive linuteiir of aristoentey The diners gaped with wonder when the newcomer rushed up to one of the colored waiters find gave linn a proHoth men fusely cordial harl9sliuiti werestHthjittsnit Ilarvmd university class tnntesj eo rithlctes and leading membersof the same oratorical soeiet v During the vacation months thou sands nnd thousands of students lead- A few days it Uostda Lottcr ago n well known athlete it Pi I I i1 with a young man of 22 who got his A B from Harvard university tills June Hecame to college with 14 cents a good brain and a healthy body nnd last but not least on Indomitable lot of Yankee pluck By taklng extra studies he com pleted the four years course in three yeajs struggle The writer is acquainted Quite a harvest Is reaped by tiiKinu shorthand notes nnd selling jyju-wr-hten copies of lectures All Hitch worl U practically unknown in western In stitutions where even the wealthier boys find It neither necessary nor finan ¬ cially convenient to employ tutors Hut In the east also every boy Is not adapted for tutoring as only those with high standing can get tile work Su less dignified jobs are resorted to For one waiting on tables Is quite com mon This pays nbout 25 cents nn hour or so many hours n week in payment of board Itooiu rent Is se cured free of charge in return for porter service Odd jobs of all sorts are uccupted At Northwestern university one of the boys class of 01 looked after the lawn uml garden of the Greek professor sold papers at the street corner rented boats one summer and during the freshman year even took to shining shoes He came to college with jutt eight dollnrs lujiis pocket unci left four years later with a diploma a library of books a full dress suit all debts paid and little the worse for wear of a few HR What a UMBRELLA It Pro- ¬ Wonans Handling of years BURNING THE MIDNIGHT OIL r-- I s f crs in college society are making their living by six and seven dollars a week jobs and odd jobs they are too It is a very common error to believe that college students as a class are vealthy On the contrary the vast ma jority of them must wbrk might and main to make both ends meet The rich mans son Is frequently too lazy to go through five years of hnrd study and knows that his nest Is padded even It he does not possess any superiorattaln ments The poor mans boy on the other hand is energetic nnd ambitious A college degree means to him half the battle for success and he will make Many great sacrifices to attain it many lads ore in our universities to dpy making their living from month to month wliile their mothers nt home are washwomen their fathers the poorest of poor farmers The majority of 003s probably come from the middle classes where the necessary expenses of n col300 to 000 o year lege education bear too heavily on the fathers pocket- book to justify the boys doing nothing to help himself A good many boys work a jear or two at n time and then go back to college on what they have saved Hut the more energetic find the years too precious nnd these pay their expenses as they go along Besides the eight or nine hours of daily study that each student is required to do the poor boy must find time to make a living and when others are nt a dance or at the theater he is burning the midnight oil to make up for the lost time This is the sort of a man to whom a college education is most valuable Ills school learning has been supplemented by practical experience gained by buffeting around in the hard world of dollars and cents while the wealthy boy has spent the years in which his lifes ideas and ideals were crystalliz ing in looking at only one aud that a peculiar phase of life the life of books and bookmen The former class predominates es pecially in the west For when a man From peddling newspapers and dick ering In advertising hcIi ernes the work of his freshman year he rose to prom inence us a private tutor and newspaper writer He has been n leader in intellectual and social spheres and besides has spent both hta vacations in European pleasure trips Ordinarily the great time for making money is the summer vacation It is the busy season and boys find worl ns waiters or clerks Two years ago a profcssdY at Wisconsin un versity went on n fishing trip in the lakes He met n ragamuffin fisher man bare footed and with a huge straw hat The fisherman doffed his hat and the professor recognized his honor student in political economy A corps of Ann Arbor students find regular work as deck hands on Miss issippi river boats One of the boys a 08 man who has worked in the kitchen two summers is now the ship steward nt 15 a week Theraliroadsalso employ a numberof boys Last years captain of one of the claimed Two men who sat near the window of n downtown hotel u few dnys ngd whilod tuvny the time watching the women go by and communting on their umbrellas The storm had abated about fit hour ago and tho sun had pcorcd through a rift in the clouds but for all that the first pedestrian wont stalking past with her umbrella sttll held aloft said one of tho That woman men is as patient ns Job She is not a student absent mindedly pouring over book lore but n hotibekocpqr who is so taken up with thoughts of what she is going to get for supper that she doesnt know it has stopped What is moro she is raining People who thoroughly unselfish forget to lower their umbrellas when the sun begins to shino always arc That girl just behind her who has already taken time to fold her um ¬ brella neatly even though it is soak- ¬ ing wet is going to bo an old maid The She is narrow minded too next one has bound the folds down but it looks uneven and bulging That womans children will always look dowdy but she will nurse them suc- ¬ cessfully through innumerable at- ¬ tacks of croup and rash and no fami- ¬ ly in town will have better things to ALL won i iy LAUGH OF THE NEGRO Easily Blind tola no right to A womiin has go JtJiME TCtrma ofr all the pain andsicknessfrom vhlch women suffer i3 caused by weakness or iiftSs ri vk derangement In Nearly always when a woman- Is not well theso organs are affected But when they are strong and healthy a woman is very seldom sick STf do the organs of hAwn Irnio menstruation mfm mum MSELREEJ W cat That short woman with her um- ¬ brella flopping this way and that will always be poor because she will give away everything as soon as she gets it Hers isnt altogether a commendable generosity either for it is caused more by lack of power to say no than by an inherent desire to help her That dark woman with the tip of her umbrella trailing downword and backward at an angle of 45 degrees is malicious I wouldnt trust her out of my sight Shed say something mean about me the first chance she got The one who carries her umbrella swung carelessly over y in- ¬ her shoulder is a will always have a good dividual who time not because she earns it but be- ¬ cause the world owes it to her and she Chi- ¬ is going to have her rights cago Tribune fellow-- The womans par ¬ micpgcnation entage was so well known that there was no question of her being full F0r advice In cases requiring1 special blooded white But her husband directions address elvlne symptoms had drifted into tho community from Ladies Advisory Department the The Chittanooea Medicine Co Chatti nobody know where There was just nooe Term the faintest suggestion of kink in his jf l2r r iff hair but his skin was as white as any TH0S J COOPER Tupelo Mitt stivt mans The community regarded My sitter tuflercd from very Irregular and painful menstruation and doctors him with suspicion from the first and could not relievo her Wine ot Cardul entirely cured her and also helped my whin he eloped with a white girl her mother through the Changs ol Uls family iled against thorn a charge of miscegenation The couple were overhauled and brought back for trial on a grand jury indictment Fools throw kfcies but the wise The proceeding was bold and dan- ¬ meu deliver them iu persou gerous T admit but it turned out HKIIEC I3 natures provision for the regu ¬ lation of the menstrual function It cures all female troubles It 13 equally effective for the girl In her teens the young wife with do ¬ mestic and maternal cares and the woman approaching the period known as the Change of Life They all need It They are all benefitted by It Distinguished from That of His White Brother Tho negros laugh is us distinct M in s wtr It blind in from tho laugh of all other races of ters of life ntatand people as is tho color of his skin re ¬ health She lias marked J II Kenneth of Atlanta no right to shut the Oa The best negro miuftrel I over her eyes to her plain facts of saw fails lamentably in imitating the physical beinjr African laugh Tho negros eachinn and the of conse negquence tion is full mid round and licitty It lect She lias no right to isnt admitted grudgingly like the ed and be wretch jcrmuuV or dirk kingly like the she mightillbewhen hap py AinerutinV It tomes out with ex- ¬ fvilnand free from plosive spontaneity and coasris grad ¬ Women who drag through life weighed ually not euildenly like the Iriuh down by some torturing dragging weak doimj mans It is long drown out and new or diseasetoof their sex are notarc not their full duty themselves They Probably the white man talcing the means which enlightened sci tmctuoiiHh could imitate it if he had the peculiar ence afTprds thstu of being well and strong and capable timber of oico which tho nogro pos ¬ Thee special complaints from which so sesses and which gives the black miny women stuffer are not necessary Dr Prescription positively man pitch melody in nong It is a Pierces Kivorite cures even the most severe and obstinate ¬ curious fact thnt however little ne- cases medicine It is t gro blood may be in a person its 1 Itcuienot a haphazard scientific remedy not de all It is a presence is proclaimed to tho trained vised by an educated and experienced spe- ¬ cialist for the one purpose of curing the car by the laugh special diseases of women Some tim ago a ioorgian court Tens of thousands of women have been this wonderful had before it a cotlplo charged with restored to perfect health by instances they Prescription In many SMflEBfaaa HH JHlH were actually given up as hopeless by phy- ¬ sicians and family doctors I hive taken tmth your Golden Medical Dis¬ covery and Favorite Prescription for chroalc inflammation of the uterus and bladder writes Mrs M A Scott of Park Rapids Hubbard Co I also had stomach trouble which was Minn terribly distressing I have been cured of all I had suffered untold misery for four years previous to taklniryour treatment but began to feel the goad effect at once Dr Pierces thousand page illustrated book The Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser contains information of price- ¬ less value to women A paper bound copy will be sent absolutely free on receipt of 21 one cent stamps to pay the cost of mailing only Address Worlds Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo NY For a handsomd cloth bound copy send 31 stamps creatures happy-go-luck- A QUEER AMTELOfJE Animal of Africa with Wide Sp cading Horns The gemsbok a species of ante- ¬ lope abounds on the dry fertile plains of South Africa where it feeds An aeyji sL r A FAVORITE I SUMMER JOB greatest football teams in the countrj has spent several summers in the bag gage cars of a Chicago road w hile positions as conductors on electric lines are quite commonly accepted Of ull student jobs canvassing is the to sell on and when gift of gab off a good rQJQ lei 5eHs3HE3 THE PROFESSOR Js 111 HIS RECOGNIZED HONOR STUDENT wealthy he prefers to send his boy tosomefashlonable eastern institution and so our youthful aristocracy Is centered at Yale Harvard Amherst Brown and a few other eastern schools Yet the very presence of this rich element enables a great many poor bojs to attend these same aristocratic institutions In the first place money ilows easily and enables nil sorts of elaborate business schemes to be nd nnced Then too poor men make u great deal of money by tutoring the rich chaps Such private teaching consists largely in filling up a boy who has been too lazy to attend classes reg- ¬ ularly with n hurried review of his courses Just before the final examin ¬ ations Harvurd and Yale undergrad ¬ uates often command salaries of 250 tnd 2 an hour for tutoring in courses which they themselves have but just completed An nblo man will some ¬ times cnll n class the evening before an examination Each Btudeut pays 150 to 200 nnd is the classes somothnea number over fifty tutors have been known to earn j munificent income Chances Imost universal commission are alwnysopen a boy possesses the proper he can reap a big harvest natured public Indeed there are stories current of divinity glib tongued smoothfaced men who go on the road in ministerial Trince Alberts nnd sell expensive religious books Without exactly saying so they make the farmers feel that it would mean a positive lack of piety should they refuse to buy and it is said that more than one student has netted S400 and 500 during a summers vacation Driving laundry wagons is remunerative employment not only during the summer but also through the sohool year A tudent will usually give hiw colleague the preference over outside laundry men in nearly every cojlege shirt laundries must therefore pay a commission to some student agent Life Insurance nnd real estate have also beep worked though with less fre quent success Advertising soliciting on the other hand appears more congenial It requires ecviiderable busi ness ability besidea the gift of gab A student at the University of Chicago who hnd both qualifications solicited for the college paper printed the scores of games with advertisement nnd finally undertook publishing schemes of home magnitude Starting nt college practle plly penniless he cleared us much as 330 during the last summer Newspaper writing attracts a largo city number The editor can testify to this Every June he is overwhelmed with applications from grinds who had As in English composition and who cannot understand wky their classmates who pulled only a C minus should get a steady job while they themselves must look on Those who wish to be free from stress and excitement generally take jobs on farms at long hours and small pay This seems to be a specialty rather of the western than of the eastern student The money making schemes thnt brainy men devise are practically Innumerable All sorts of positions from those of the meanest day laborer to thnt of nn experienced business man nt a high Balnry are filled and n summer vn caiey is hardly conceivable for whlcii some properly qualified college man rtiuy not present himself E T ClNDLACn much-to-be-piti- on the bulbs of water root and other kinds of succulent vegetation by means of which the antelopes of these regions are able to subsist for months together without water This ante lope is a large and powerful animal measuring about five feet in length and over three feet in height at the shoulders Its horns are situated on tho same plane with its forehead they exceed two feet in length are almost straight little diverging and are obscurely ringed throughout their lower half The color of the upper part of the body is a rusty gray and of the under part white while these are separated from each other by a well defined black band on each side These bands unite on the breast and are continued as a single black band until reaching the lower jaw when they again divide and form two trans- ¬ verse bands on the head terminating at tho base of the horns The head otherwise is white as arc also the limbs with the exception of the thighs which are black The strik- ¬ ing appearanco presented by this an- ¬ telope is in a great measure due to tho absence of any blending in tho different colors of its body Tho gemsbok avoids woods living in the open plains in pairs or in small groups of four or five Possessing powerful weapons of attack in its long spear like horns and with ample courage to use them the gemsbok is a particularly when wounded formidable antagonist both to men and tho numerous beasts of prey in 1 makes such good uso that rogion of its horns as sometimes oven to beat off tho lordly lion Chicago Jour- ¬ 1 nal Prison in Japan The prison six miles from Tokio sooms to bo a model in its porfect management Wo approached a lot of handsome buildings and I asked if they did not belong to the univer- ¬ No tho prison whoro we are sity going the guide said and wo en- ¬ tered the beautiful grounds laid off artistically and planted with flowers The buildings are of brick one story high and aro filled with many com- ¬ forts Every prisoner saluted us In the shops all aro required to work and aro supplied with all neces- ¬ sary materials by tho government Somo do exquisito cloisonno and wood carving others jnako useful articles such as shoes buckets bas- ¬ kets etc until you can find almost any article you wish Tho articles are sold for just what tho material costs Atlanta Constitution A memorial window to the mem- ¬ ory of tho Ono Hundred and Thirty Becondregiment who fell at Antietam will bo placed in Holy Trinity Luth ¬ eran church Sharpsburg Mel No trace of tho mans parentage Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases relieved iu six hours by the could be obtained He claimed to New Great South American Kidney have come to Georgia from Louis- ¬ Core This new remedy is a greut ville Ky This proved to be true surprise on account of its exceeding and at Louisville ho passed for a promptness iureiieviug pain iu the white man But nothing could bo bladder kidneys back and every part learned of his antecedents How of the urinary passages iu male or then do you think that tho wronged female It relieves retention of watet family established the taint of and pain iu passing it almost imme- girls At the trial negro hlood iu him diately If you want quick relief and cure this is your remedy Sold b they put upon the witness stand 20 ft C Hardwick druggist Hopkins of the most honorable and conserv- ¬ ative men in the country who swore ville Ky they knew the culprit was a ne- ¬ Courtiug doue on a tandem ought gro by his laugh This was un ¬ to result in a double btifety match usual testimony but it satisfied the Wonderful bout a American lllooil Cure jury all right and he was given two When he Quickly dissipates all scrofulous years in the penitentiary iu the system cures pimples arrived at the prison he confessed taints St Louis blotches and sores on the lace thor that he was part negro oughly cleauses the blood of boils Republic carbuncles abscesst s aud eruptions A NIGHT WAT0HW0MAN reuders the skin clear young aud beautiful If you would escape Plucky Little Matron Helps Her Husblood poison with all its train of horband Hold Two Positions rors do not fail to use this mi sterly With her collie dog Prince by her oioou punlier which has perfuimed such stupendous cures iu all cases ol side and a little whip in her hand shattered constitution and depravity Mrs George Huber patrols the dark of the blood Bad health signifies streets of New Brunswick N J bad blood Sold by R C Harchviek every night until the hour of three a ihuggist Hopkiusville Ky m while her husband attends to the lamps for the gas company and earns Unless a man is opeu to conviction a few dollars to add to the salary of you cant shut him up with yuur ar 15 a month paid to him for faithful- ¬ 6UU1CU13 ly guarding many million dollars My boy came home from school worth of property in tho city Mr Huber is a steady man willing oue day with bis hand badly Jaceiated aud bleeuuig ai d suffering- gieat to work and anxious to odd to the pain says Mrs E J Sehall with comforts of his family but the posi- ¬ Meur Bros Drm Co St Louis Mo tion of night watchman in spite of I dressed the wound and applied the small pay is much sought after Uuiimberlain 6 ram balm trnoly A1J and there is an intense rivalry among pain censed and iu a ltmurkubl short time it healed without leaving u the men employed So when Huber scar For wouuds sprains swellings was given a chauco to light the lamps aud rheumatism I kuotv of no mcdi early in tho evening and make tho cine or prescription equal to it 1 rounds of the streets again at three consider it a household necessity in the morning to extinguish them ho Iho 25 and 50 cent sizes for sulo by hesitated for fear somo one would R C Huulwick complain that he was neglecting the man who fools with cravats cr duties of his vocation lie went home The matiiuionial ties is bound to get it in to his little cottage to talk it over with his wife She thought earnestly for the neck a long time and then looked up brightly AVIse fllrii Kuoiv Let me watch while you are put- ¬ It is folly to build upuu poor foun dation either in aichitutuiti or iu ting out the lights she said How could a woman be a night A foundation of sand is iu health inquired Mr Huber e tire and to deaden symptoms by watchman is Unicodes or nerve conpuunds Why a woman can be anything tqualy dnugerous ami cotptive aud do anything that will help her Tno Hue way to bui d up healtn is to loved ones replied his wife make your blood pure iich anil uour So it was decided and with her ishmg by taking Hood s barsuparilla faithful dog beside her the little wom ¬ Hoods mils nut onsilr nnrl nrnmnl an trudgos through wind and storm ly on tho liver mid bowels Curo sick and overy stross of weather up and down tho watchmans regular beat headache keeping a sharp eye on barred win- ¬ The chemical bloude should always dows and trying great warehouse patrouizo the bleao itis tit a base ball doors to see that all aro safely locked and like tho bell man of old seeing Laiue that all is well throughout tho town Chicago Journal AGENTS WANTED FOR Self Nourlshtd The Official Guide to the Klon- That animals may somotimes bo dyke Country kopt alivo a long time solely on nour ¬ And the Gold Fields of Alaska ishment supplied from their own IlKTAIL lltlOK ll OO bodies is evident from tho fact that IlltPllxolv lntnieitliiir and xirlotlv authentic Tlif aotuftl expurlt ueod of minors nml tliulr after n groat fall of earth on ono oc- ¬ mnrveiQua uiacaverios 01 jjoia tiio liirurnm lion contained In tlilu Imoic linn beou carefully casion from tho cliffs of Dover which nrcmireit from th miit fHlliihln miri nnrl overwhelmed a whole family in thoir will be tho meaiiH of leading thouniniU to for little cabin a hog was found nlivo tune moRoni nuiiMor meNoitli TlioliooW contain liOtumxe and u Illustrated With UJ full tiairo iilintOLriiiihs tnViii iwnn flvo months and nino days after it had dally for this wot k and alfo trnffcs of otllulal boon buried Such at least is tho rec- ¬ 1111114 Tho cveaturo weighed about Wo aro the solo publlBliors of Tho Olllclnl ord iulcle totlio KloiKluko unitary any othor iulllciUlons purpon Ins to b it are luiltutloint 140 pounds when tho accident hap uur usual uoerui commission pened but was wasted to a more skel bond 50 cents at onco for cumnlnte eonk to oton when oxhumed- - Exchange gether with agents outflt in six IIOUKS all right M n- THE GREAT n Line Mont hrough etwoen v r Trunk thitl incinrati Lcxiiigron Loui Evansviile St Louts Vlld rn fttt Nasnvllle Memphis tromeiy Mobil1 an New Oileanb MTMf T Hi MfK fitJhnnn Pa nof- Grs for Atlanta Savanah Jlfawui Jackson ville and points m Florida reilo at njiufi non ar NrtshviJi TUthrif for all point hc nrhEastStiiih I hi Pullman 1aiscp Cars and nt roar will of mmpp 0 or is t nvia u MpfvinJlow rcwOUpaov or raUvj this-wri- re A WurUt N i UT oisviiIe 10 48 TIME TABLfc M XoUMail J imilM TRAINS 001S8 NORTH Pfnn u o 911 a 7I 0 53 n-- m loutIal SoMXollmfttd in t Inut hxprs TRAINPftOIVS fOOTH 5HHtlom Express Sft Vatfhvtlle 4ccomodalon m u t p tn Ill SsWm 607 a at SUpm Stibpm bound St Louis snd Chicago roln have urougb tnUua solid and sleeper hcHg aud St Louii tops only at Important station nd ercsilBgt Ha hrough Pullman on1sy t li vile McouiDindsllon doe not run en snh rat railme Attains oa sep 1 M ArAMSient 11 s Two Through Trains Daily Kunninx PuIjii V spVilc sleeping nnj Lining Cur - li Ms t Chicago 1 12 HOURS NASH LE TO CHICAGO J MOFiLEWSlLMIDA IhciuO Bufvt CHICAGO Leaves Nashvli SPECIAL vULAN Kt UrleM LeassMew ui m- h aiJnnaon ttcst 7 aoam j S Cjrfi9mN IE thAUl j tl j10 LIMITED pm i 2 For dttellcJ irorr- 9 IJ P JSrFfctCS LtiuwWi r 15 a n atr3i l snger Arjsatj m H Fll Mll N ilf Ill tl T Vinlirr Arnt in lri 1 111 i n A L loooCiS Tra Ail f itwixcr Agent B hi H C H GUMAER M D riUCTICK UM1THO TO AV It CONKKV COMIWNY im S51IEABlOrN 01 Stkeetchicauo Tho Magnlficant Inaja Palm Eyo Ear Noso anil Throat 416 UPPER FIRST STREET 111 I BM Atuntk u TOfflcoIOtNrryocSU ticulars sent rKEK HMWOOIJLKYMD MUM nnd Whltkoy Habits cured at homo with¬ out pain Book of par ¬ Tho Innja palm growing on tho banks of tho Amazon lias leaves which measure from Su to 50 feet m length and from 10 to 12 feet in breadth EVANSVILLE IND Mt Sterling is ugain waterworks tulUiog of V fHnvmrftrctwrmiM TSTTT KAtoaMMUUMWUi sBiiitwiwn3frpiiva 5KuaA tiirr U ir i3fe5BLer 8 1hltSONAl tiUMMl- 5ohittfilk MfAjnis 3Kenttttkin f Mr H M Dultoii vw m Hptntor eon Tuesday on bushier Dr W D Murlow And wife of St Louia nre the guoate of the family of Mr A M Wolils Mrs Joe N Fowrieht nud clii aron nro visiting Mrs Frank Trice near rem broke this week Mr C M Dulin of Croftou left Wednesday for Piano Tex where he wm rnase nia inturo nome Mrs D H Rucker who has been visiting her father Prof EHarrison nt Bethel Female College returned to Richmond Va Wednesday Miss Hortense Alexander who had been visiting Mrs Thos W Long left Tuesday for her home in Waco Texas MisH Jennie Berry of Uuiontown who has been visiting Miss Irene Clay on lower Main left yesterday for Hopkinsville Gleaner Mrs Ada Layne i8 in the eastern market where she will remain for some time selecting fall und winter millinery goods She will buy largely this season Misses Sadie Mason and Eloise Nelson will leave next Tuesday for Washington D C to enter a fash ionable finishing school at the cap ital Mr E A Hicks a prominent lawyer at the Springfield Tennessee bar and Mr R B Matthews ex Marshal of that place were in the city yesterday on business Mrs Louisa White her son George and daughter Mrs W H Thomas who have been living near Georgia City Mo for the past five years re- ¬ turned to their former home near Crofton Wednesday Judge Dagg has returned from a six weeks visit to New York Boston and other eastern cities He will re main in the city several days before returning to his home in Louisana John Moayons big new store is now being filled up for the grand Fall opening next Thursday Friday and Saturday The two old Btores have been consolidated at the new stand and each department will be in charge of in experienced man Mr L P Guthrie will have charge of dry goods Mr W L Bamberger of clothing Mr Max J Moayon of shoes and Mr M D Mendel of fur nishing goods Nancy J Ingram u most estimable lady died nt hor horns in Canton Tuesday aged 7a years iNonAW Mrtt T night child of Mr of Sinking Fork died of inflammation of the bowels Tuesday Owen A A Owen Frank Hightower an asylum patient died Monduy night aged 50 years The of pneumonia remains were teken to Auburn Ky Tuesday for intermont Dinneen John Dinneen the well Bros known blacksmith in ForbeB Bhops died Wednesday morning at an early hour from a stroke of paral ysis He had been prostrated for months with asthma dropsy and other ailments He was born in County Cork Ire laud in 1841 and came to the United States in 1864 One year later he came to this city and had lived here ever since He was a good workman an honest hard working mechanic HiaiiTowEn Johnson was n son of Mr Wm N JohuBou a prominent capitalist nud wHfl a you tiff man of good character A few and growing usefulness years ago he had a spell of typhoid foyer and for u long time his lift was desnulred of bv his friends Ho Ji ually recovered but tins never been strong since nuu when no was taken nick this time it was feared from the first that his illness would prove fatal The Hopkinsville bar held a meeting yesterday morning and adopted suit able resolutions of respect The fun eral took plweo yesterday afternoon from his fathers residence on North Main etreet Interment in Hopewell Cemetery Deceased was a member of the Christian church and the local Knights of Pythias lodge ywmwmwmuuumwmuiWNumwmwii I New Shoe Store Co our entire stock of shoe with the intenLast June we sold to J H Anderson tion of going out of tho buob business But previous to the sale we had placed our Fall order with the manufacturer for a full line of heavy and medium weight shoes We thought at the time we sold to Messrs Anderson Co we could countermand our orders but tho manufactories wrote us that it would be impossible to accept n counternnnd as the goodB were out and soma of them already made up with our name on them So of course we had to take them Now Friend you see the position we are in And to make a long Btory short wo will Bay we have got shoes nnd want mouey You hive got money and need shoes Now is your chance to buy your Fall and Winter Shoes nt a Dwelling Uentroyetl bjr Fire Cadiz Ky Sept 14 The dwell ing house of Jas Loster together with its entire contents waB destroyed by fire Saturday It is not known Mr Lester how the fire originated had S700 insurance which amount will probably cover tho loss SAVING OF 50c TO 150 PER PAIR 1 SPECIAL SALE Umbrellas and Hosiery Salesmens Samples at Bargain figures characteristic of this store As we are determined to go out of the shoe business therefore we are going to sell this handsome stock of shoes at manufacturers prices This is undoubtedly the handsomest line of shoes over brought to this town We have all the new colors Green Purple Tan and Osblocd all widths and toes Dime Quarter Half Dollar aucl Bull Dog Tops All sizes from the Bmallebt to the largest In fact the stock b everything that it takes to make a first class shoe store We guarantee every shoe we sell to be cheaper and better than you Now in conclusion we will say that our Mr J B Richards is now in can buy elsewhere the Eastern markets buying one of the largest stock of Dry Goods Notions Millinery nnd Furnishing GoodB ever brought to Hopkinsville which wo nro receiving daily and iuvite your early inspection We are still selling carpets less than manufacturers cost to cloce them out Yours Truly September 2 1897 1 RICHARDS CO 7wmmmmmmmmLWfZ niATKlMONIAt MONDAY MORNING SEP 20 Note the time carefully and be on hand Mr John A Cunningham and Miss Lucy Lee prominent youug people of near Canton were married laBt Tuesday afternoon Young Cannon Mr T E Young and Miss BASSETT and a devout member of the Catholic church He leaves a family of children most of them grown The interment took place yesterday Johnson David Lee Johnson the young attorney died at his home in this city on tho 15th inst after a long illness of typhoid fever He was in the 35th year of his age and leaves a wife and two small children Mr CO JR E Church South the Illinois Central R will sell ticketB to HendersoD Account of Annual Conference M Sengntlonal Slnniler Suit A somewhat sensational damage suit has been filed by J W Duncan against H C Helsley The petition alleges that on numevouB occasions and in tbe presence of diverse persons the defendant hHd Btated llmt th plamtiff had beu guiltv of incest Dunctin asks for a S5000 judgment Both parties are well known North Christian farmers Ky and return on certificate plan on Sept 19th to 24th inclusive at one and one third far for round trip E M Sherwood Agt William McCrady was shot and killed by Frank Carter in Grayson county young people who live a few miles uorth of the city were married at tbe Metnodist parsonage at 950 o clock Wednesday morning by Dr H C Settle Strain Davis Mr Silas P Strain a prominent youug farmer of Union county Mississippi and Mit s Jettio E Davis oldest daughter of Sheriff Mc J Davis were uuited in marriage nt 830 oclock Wednesday evening Rev W L Nourse officiating The wedding was a very quiet affair and was only witnessed by u few friends of the contracting pirties The happy couple left on tho 518 train yesterday afternoon for their home in Mississippi Ida Cannon well known Clarksville Sept 14 Threo men hnve been hold up in this county in the last day or two by negroes Van Baggett wns attacked near Fredouia and his money demanded bv two darkeys known as Sol Hit aud Sam Wilson He wbb grabbed by the throat but drew his knife cutting Rats throat arm and side They fell out of the wagon when Baggett KuocKeu uoth of tbe highwaymen Account of Tri taie Fair the Illi- seuseless with u wagon standard nois Central R R will sell tickets to Rat is pronounced fatally injured Evausville and return on Sept 20lh while Wilson had au eye knocked to 424th inclusive at one Fair for out Rev Mr Welsh was attacked lyr round trip Ret urn limit Sept 25th tvo unknowns in District Fourteen E M Sherwood Agt He cut on of them but they escapea The dead body of Joe Farnsworth George Denny was attacked near who kille his rival aud tried to kill Neptune but he beat off his assail his sweetheart was found hanging to ants a tree in Lee county Va Republican party lepdsrs at Lex ington will apply to the courts to oust In Ohio county Felix PudIb was at least tweuty five election officers cut to death in a general rue appointed by County Judge Bullock ¬ 1 The marriage of Miss Leora Cohu Fulton to Mr Isadore Kralz of Cincinnati whb solemnized in the Methodist church at Fultou Wednes day evening The bride is tho daugh terof Mr Wm Cohu formerly of this city and later in business at Belle view nnd is a relative of the family of Mr John Moayon Tbe groom is Ja wealthy cigar dealer of Cincinuat Mesdames John Moayon and Max J Moayon attended the wedding of Highwaymen Abroad j t Grand FALL Thursday Friday choicest assortment of imported and domestic novelties as well as staples ever seen in Hopkinsville Newest Colors Saturday of next week Sept 23 24 pening 25 the jack- ¬ We are now in our magnificent new quarters at 206 and 208 South Main street and our grand fall opening will be on the above dates We give our patrons this opportunity to exam- ¬ ine and select from the handsome stocks that our experienced buyers exquisite taste and long experience have secured in the best markets of the East Our Dry Goods Department includes many of them obtainable nowhere else in the city and consisting of suits skirts waists ets Russian blouses in velvet and cloth capes furs tea gowns wrappers mintoshes etc styles and materials too varied for description In Dress Goods IT ew Flannels The department is fairly bursting with them Hundreds of new and handsome flannelettes not an old piece or an old pat¬ CLOTHING per cent cheaper than any- ¬ where else in town The manager of this important branch of our business has sold clothing to th people for years and knows just what they want Do not fail to visit this depart ¬ ment Swell novelties will be on exhibition in Young Alens Boys and Little Boys apparel 1000 Young Mens Suits S64S 000 Boys School Suits 385 20 The Shoe Store Ladies Shoes Our 250 line of Ladies Shoes includes fine vici kid and kangaroo calf shoes in the newest style toes made to sell at 3 I t firi Our Great Store is jammed full of beau- ¬ tiful sparkling new goods at the lowest prices ever quoted in the history of the dry goods business Besides this we offer many shining examples of what our forceful mer chandising has done in the way of desirable lots of cash bargains that cannot be dupli cated elsewhere tern in the entire stock Fashionable Autumn Dress Goods Foresight and quick action have made these money saving bargains possible All dress goods here are minus the new tariff prices and our greatest dress goods depart ¬ ment never invited close cash buyers to as beautiful and extensive au assortment as All weol French serges all colors now all wool fancy mixtures all wool bengaline tricots tnglisn Henriettas in all shades your choice at Finedongola kid button and lace Shoes patent leather trimmed and plain coin toe excellent style lofyfJ Misses school Shoes of kangaroo calf pat ent leather trimmed very styl- rt1 or New Autumn to 2 Boys kangaroo lace Shoes good school Shoes sizes 12 in ish sizes 0 12 Dress Trimmings Hundreds of newly opened foreign and domestic novelties in rich trimmings and in Large as ¬ stylish inexpensive trimmings prices jet braid and sortment and lowest fancy garnitures silk appliques bead and jewel passamenterie frogs plain and fancy mohair braid and silk gimp of all descrip¬ New Fashions in Mens Furnishings Entirely new effects in Mens and boys Neckwear some of the handsomest silks ever produced in all the new shades of ties Late line of Shirts newest styles and effects Qualities and prices at two ex tremes Best of goods at low- - RIBBONS In endless variety at Rock tom prices 3 ij square toes to 2 125 in ii Bot ¬ 8 10 12 15 and I8c 7R 4 UILIuULO Sheeting 15 in 4 A 18 tics and 20c Hnnipc nnd 4 7c R and 5 12c 12 to mi impii Hew BSack Dress Goods We never had them WimmilWMimiiMMmMMPWwiw iiihimubihiiii i in such splendid1 tions variety before Come and insnect the wonderful gains offered on every counter Every bar ar ¬ est prices ticle first class new aud fresh Remember the new location ana seep the DA T G n nun O i JOHN MOAYON

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