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Digital page images are linked to the text file. i p- - Tr fe Y VOL XIX f1 r HOPKINSVILLE ar-- NEWS ACCUSE EACH OTHER KENTUCKY TUESDAY CREAM SEPT 211897 OF NO 7 HOTTER TO ON TRIAL EXPECTED DAY 1 Buy Your Winter Goods Early Whether you buy from us or some other firm take our advice and buy alLybur winter clothing and shoes as early as you possibly can nlmncr rlnilv wi infeiotification from some mill or factory of the advance of their line TVrprnhnrifliap nf nil binrlc ia nrlvnnninrr IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN HAS IT The ryun County Murder Mystery tilrnred Up HUNC JURY OR ACQUITTAL Clmrllo Campbell on Trial Dropped Head Askew Sheep Kllled Sult 1or it Child cleared Thoiuug VII1 Hun sion of Anderson Campbell Convicted Audersou Campbell col arrested on a warrant charging petit larceny was convicted hi tho couuty court Friday and sentenced to jail for 30 days Aged Negro Drops Demi vpppivb i season with prices as low and in some instances Uwerthan we have ever named before As long as our stock lasts we will make no change in our prices but when our present supply is exhausted and we have to place new orders prices will be higher this1 mUlht We open Horace ilawlius col dropped dead of heart disease Friday afternoon at his Lome near Salubria Springs The coroner held au inquest over the re mains Rawlins was nearly eighty year9old Trial Now In Irugrem These are plain unvarnished factsThe early buyers will surely fare bsst this seasen e--- e- The case of Charlie Campbell of this city charged with the malicious shooting and wouudiugof CN Crowds an L N flugman was called ut Henderson yesterday and trial was entered into Thoinis Will Hun Prentice Thomas who was nominated for representative in Trigg county haB written a card accepting the nomination He claims to think G he can be elected Slaughtered Thirty Sheep The Hopkiusville and Nashville Accommodation ran into a large flock of sheep a few miles south of Trenton last Thursday morning and killed 30 of the number The train was moving at a lively rate of speed when it came upon the drove and could not be stopped in time to pre vent the slaughter The llurudon Darliecuu J H ANDERSON 1V ttOft CO Eddyvillo Ky Sept 18 Tho murder mystery has been up by tho arrest and confesthe murderers Several weeks ago old man Askew was foully mur dored on his hanty boat on Tennes see river near Star Lime Work Suspicion rested on Alfred Cato and John Holley two young men aged about twenty years They were arretted yesterduy by Constable Dan Fowlkes When taken to jail they wero separated aud each made a con lessiou attempting to put the blame on the other According to the testimony they entered the shanty boat and found Askew asleep and each swears the other killed him by chopping his head off with an ax They then put him in a skiff and tied rocks to him aud let him down in the middle of the river They returned and took charge of the boat which contained a small stock of groceries and started down the river as if nothing had happeued They were held over until Circuit Court without bail and sent to the Princeton jail for safe keeping Tie crime was one of the most uij aLd bloodthirsty in the hisicy of liiU county and the officers have been working like trojaus oa it eiuce its occurrence The inins body was badly mutilated aud when found it was thought it would be hard to locate the murderers Kpnlllciii Mismanagement The Capital edited by a member Some Tii II Lying Done Jly Witnesses Speeches Mudn YeMurday The case of Dr Hunter charged with conspiracy to bribe members of the legislature during tho recant sen sational contest is now iu tho hands of a jury in the Circuit Court at Frankfort With Hunter there were also indicted his lieutenants John Henry Wilson ex cougressman from the Eleventh district and E T Pranks ex candidate for Congress from the Second district and Hunters accusers Capt Noel Gaines and ThomtiB F Tanner of Frankfort The latter who are Democrats charced that Hunter Wilson and 1 of Gov Bradleys official family who Gaines house Franks endeavored to get them to buy the votes of Representatives GosBom Johns and Nerge Clark Gaines claimed that he was trying to catch Hunter in an attempt at bribery aud Wilson and Franks who ad mitted that they negotiated with Gaines for three unknowns claimed that they were trying to discover a plot to ruin Hunter and in which they hoped to involve Gov Bradley Hunter denied the charge that he had ever visited Gaines house or that h was out of the hotel at any time dur ing tne evening oi April isi menight he was accused oi going to taking Ladies C CHANCES 006 0000 The barbecue at Herudon Saturday was quite a success The weather was fiuo the crowd was large and the speech by Hon H D Allen was a rare treat There was an abundance of provisions for all who were present though the crowd was larger than Many of the county can expected didates were present Cuught in Todd County who is uudor in Win Winn dictment for carrying a concealed j If I wuz called upon to weap over the body of a ded mewl I would Josh Billings ouce said shed mi tears 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 In buying Bhoes from us you have the benefit of our practical shoe expeib a certaiuty to be had rience We KNOW we give more for the money than others care to offer and in order to give n a practical illustration we quote below deBciptiou and prices ou a few sellers S Dangola Button toe and Heel size 3 to 7 Ladies Dongola Lace pat tip and lace pointed toe Price Our Leader a Ladies Don- ¬ gola Lace and Button new- ¬ est style a 2 Shoe for 98c The 125 chances 200 PETREE 150 weapou and ureacu ot the peace was captured in Todd county last Thurs day night by Mr E O Stockwell marshal ot Trenton Mr btockwell broutrhtbis prisoner to this city Fri day and turned him over to the jailer for safe keeping Ale will be tried at the next term of court which con venes iu this city Sept 27 ought to kuow what he is talking about thus shows up the mismanage ment of the Frankfort penitentiary The State of Kentucky in four years has lost ou the Frankfort penitentiary 523576072 nearly as much as the Dick Tate defalcation This ought to arouse the Sinking Fund Commissioners to the gravity of the situation ULder last years operation with the coutract with A D Martin for the chair output the state lost 9728526 But look at the way the prison expenses have grown in 1894 they amouuted to only 89000 1895 they rounded out 51000011 aud iiually to tho shame of the Republican party when Dr Hunters political debts were paid through the penitentiary the expanses in laUfa ran over lVi 003 A iay House 1arty Wear Register for Every Men all styles pair warranted Buy from us and take no number of young people from Bowling Green are having a house party at Mr T L Grahams near Casky this week with MissKatie Gra ham as hostess Theyara Misses Mary Potter Mary Settle Mary Armitageof Bowling GreenBessie Garth of Trenton aud Mr H B Donaldson Miss Graham is one of the most accomplished young ladies in the county and a reigning belle herself she is leaving nothing undone to contribute to the pleasure of her young lady guests A 5nffinmLcGgSrffinLinm tjl Public Appreciation Nerves our efforts and wo are showing our appreciation by the prices we are making If It Is Hiejli Class Sues For the Possession of Ills Son Mr L D Burkholder proprietor of the Crofton Mills has filed suit for the possession of his little son John M Burkholder who is now living with Mr John M Dulin the childs grandfather After the death of Mr Burk holders wife the child was given to its grandfather it is claimed to hold raise aud educate until he reached the ago of 21 Mr Burkholder has siuce married and uow demands the possession of his sou Suit was brought last week but the papers wore not served on Mr Dulin in time for this court and the matter will uow have to go over until the February term Special Exuurtdon Ituten Gbbfls you are thinking of link us with your thoughts and 1 Remember ZIs we will convince you that the best is not to good if prices are right Harness saddles blankets collars Hack bands hames chains etc and an elegant line of Lap Dusters carry the LJVREST stock and give LOVMEST That we can fahow you any thing you may nead in prices N has maJo special rates Tho L to Nashville for to day tho round trip rate beiug fixed at oue half of tho into ouo way graded up to 1 cout a mile for short distaucos To this i9 added the price of admission and 10 ceuts faro for tho round trip from the depot to tho Exposition and return GO cents iu nil Tickots will bo sold at this rato to day nnd for trains ar riving in Nashville to morrow morning Tickets will be trood roturniner on all trains uutilthe21th The round trip faro from HonkiuBville will bo 110 with 60 centB added for ad mission to the Ceuteuuml grounds and round trip from depot to tho grounds 2 in nil F 207 South Wain A YOST V CO i fr JMU t ltiherd of Glasgow Juuction contracted his whole crop of wheat of tho 1898 yield to Hardin Davis of Cave City nt seventy five cents per r Itinera is of tho opinion bustle that he 1ms made n pretty good trade and will put In a big crop This is tho fint eoa tract and tbo only one so far www lor wheat of tho 1898 crop OlMifMf Ximw haB J T Judge Cautrill instructed tho jury that if there was not a bona fldo ef- ¬ fort at bribery all ehall be acquitted aud if there was a real conspiracy to bribe all should bo couvicted That lets all of tlicm out aud relogatos the case to tho legislature Such trans- ¬ actions should bo investigated along with others of a liko uaturo whiah will afford a Lexow Committee The Jleuulit Trldiy Night some interesting work next January What promisos to be the finest on The will decide the case to mor tertaiumeut of this season is tho con- iow jury Capital cert at tho Tabernacle Friday night for the benefit of tho Latham Light Times iu Havana are bacoming Guards These are our homo boys Meat is from 1 to 150 par who are a credit to the city aud it sorious pound wholly out of reach of tho behooves all of our citizeus to turn out en masse and help thorn it is poor Chickens are 5230 each Vega a big undertaking to bring twenty tablos commaud their own prices the five professional musicians liko the Spauish officers sequring most or Louisville Military Baud to a city of what is brought iuto the city this Bize and the Kentuckian bo- A couslu of the president and nno spoaks for the boys tho patronage of of tho vico proaident have been up all our people pointed to olficos F IS McKiuhj receiver at Guthrie Okla nnd E W District Convention Culled llobart receiver at Scuta Fo N M A Democratio district convoutiou is hereby called to moot iu Madisou Miss Itliodn Bowon died in tho I1H ville Ky at 2 oolock p in Monday nois Contrnl depot at Maylield Fri Sept 27 for tho purpose of nominat day Sho was alllicted with dropsy ing u caudidate for State Senator and had been visiting relatives nt The basis of representation shall be Pryorsburg one doiegata lor each 200 votes cast The turnpike holdings of Million ¬ for Bryau Hopkius being outitled to aire Baldwiu in Bourbon Couuty u ana unristtan to 10 votes havo Couuty conventions to Boloot dele- freed beeu bought by tho couuty nud This ia tho largest turupiko gates will be hold at each oountv eeat purchase in the history of the county on Saturday Sept 25 at 2 oclock p ISAAO GiBHOTT Chm Ul All the turnpikes ia Bourbo couft S D Codke Sec ty are now free In April 1893 Gov Browu thought the Mason fc Foard contract was not a good thing for the state aud he forced the lessees out J or many mouths the entire 1200 convicts were idle at the expense of the state And yet with the prisoners idle during the timo from April 1 to November 30 only 222232 being realized from their labor the expenses were only 56792965 and the state lost only 56570733 as against a loss of 59728626 under a coutract system that the commissioners promised would bring the prison out eveu the first year aud show a profit thereafter In addition to the losses shown by the wardens reports there was machinery bought by the state in 1894 and 1895 amounting to 519622 and additional machinery bought since the Martin contract began amounting to 5840081 At least half of this may be counted as lost aud this brings tho prison deficit up to and beyond the amouut lost by Dick Tate These figures bIiow that the present system is a failure The remedy lies in a retrenchment of the expenses that have nearly doubled iu four years and iu stopping the robbery that has gone on Somebody is either guilty of criminal collusion in makiug prices at less than cost or somebody has been guilty of crimiual carelessness It is the duty of the commissioners after setting aside Mnrtins forfeited coutract to go to tho bottom of the jobbery or incompetence that has produced the awful results shown by the figures towards South Fj aukfort In a rebuttal Hunter had a large number of wituesses to testify to his presence in his room en tho evening iu question The defensa abandoned any attempt to drag Gov Bradley or Senator Blackburn into the alleged conspiracy to ruiu Hunter and the case resolved itself into about this Gainei and Hunter were shown to have been trying to play foxy Hun- ¬ ter was accused by tho positive statements of numerous witnesses of hav ing been out of tho hotel on the even ¬ ing of April 1st which he positively and some of his witnesses vaguely denied it was made pretty clear that Hunter and his friends worn pursuing their usual gutn Buoe methods of trying to fool somebody nnd to get votes most any old way aud that the game of deception ended in a dog As heretofore explained in the Capital there is not much probability of a conviction of any of those indicted because there is no indication that either side was in good faith iu the bad business Wilsou crave it as his opinion on the stand that the candidate for Benator who would not gather iu votes that could be influenced had better withdraw The testimony of Gaines and Tanner was that Hunter came to the formers house Prof Bnumes saw Hunter and Tanner in South Frankfort about the oveuiug of April 1st and ou cross examination admitted that he thought Hunter had visited a Bick member at tho Bauines College that night Assistaut Librarian Charles B Willie testified that he saw Hunter iu South Frankfort about the eveuing of April 1st and that he was ou Second street beyond the proper route to Bauines College Mr John Stewart the newspaper corrcspondnut swore that he suw Hunter pull his hat down and go out of the hotel on the evening of April 1st and that he recalled the date be cause somebody remarked that Hunter was going to April fool Home body State Senator Clark testified that ho saw Hunter walkiug along the street behind Tauner and going fall JjJL-L- i IB htiLrtUni 3 mTUiUimii wnwr nrr iwrtli tt4Jftt24 tti mi ti 2 The LASS THAT LOVES ME Tlie wliont bands down Willi lln coldqn erowti Then ho for the Irtisit tlmt lovea mot Its a brief Urlfcht wuv To tho Karqn town Then ho for fiie Inss that loves met PJrA uro bright Kor As tltfrwiriklln light O the tnr qlr tho wheat fields shlnlu Anil niVer I ruutti lint tliuy llRht mo lionie Whcro lnim for mi ts iiinin lctthe Koldcn crown O he vlii at lioiul down tlmt Jts till tor I tin Innstown Iovob met Tho pnrsonM An h wiildlii iwn An thn lips o tin Iiiwb lhat lovw rno -- Frank It Sluntoii in Chlrago Timet lU rulU hr IP tt railed together to night becaitselhoru is work to bo dotie Youve all been just ui hin tu do soinilinng lor the Weve cause and nows yo chance hod to keep our mouths slid Weve had to submit to tliwe Yankee nvrtifos Kot Jackson who hold the fot should never lima been surrendered under the heel We have boon helplc bf those northern vudalsovorsinco Now we have a chance to make iliom Hrutlier tuoso uattiner Hits a Imv word lo sny Iatunor wa the peddler who carried dings from St Louis to the con federate niinies in the southern part of the slate llonirriid also whatever news of military movements he could secure Jle now stepped out into the floor tho excitement of the big pto jeet in his visage He plunged into the plan at once Brothers wo have a chance to rob tho northern armies of a brigadier Gen U S Grant of Cairo general He is homo on a leave of absence drove out to day without a guaid No Hes at old man body with him Dents which is not more than two miles from hero Yon all know tho place ITc will be there all night My plan is to surround the house and seize him while he is asleep Tho union cause will have one brigadior general less Two or three of the younger hot ¬ heads leaped up white with excite ¬ S A WAR INCIDENT S Onn winter nflernoon of 1861 G2 n man on it mule drew ruin in a AI is Eonri lime within sneaking distance of two young mi husking corn in company with several adult negroes t was about fonr oclock n n cold gray day J hnto to see men work eo hard the rider called with intent to bo sarcastic Hollo Ictr ho young fellows called ns they rose from tho piles of stalks before which hoy sat and saun ¬ tered toward tho fence yoirVc a likely chap In talk about work ridin around the country on n mowcllike lliev werent no work to r V t Its too late Tito rider grinned corn anythpw You South to husk Oirlintons ntc always about two Suddenly His voice months Into Oljingrd to p tone of joyous excite ¬ ment and ho bent over the pommel pf Ins saddle Say the knights meet to night Shut up j on fool said one of the Dont you see the niggers iukers Whats going on lieloning The riders voice sank to a mumble I dont know Jim mot nic and told me the Dutch peddler had brought some news and said he wanted all the knights to be on hand Where do we meet Tim Lyons barn Well Ill tell you this weve got to have a lot o pickets out for the They have an niggers arc excited idea something is going on hat would interest them so long do ment Good Thats the plan Well mnko him pay for Belmont The boldness of the scheme took the cooler men al iuliad vantage Be fore they could gather their lituba under them another belligerent un in the middle of the floor blazing with etciUMiUiit his words a volley It is a glorious opportunity to serve the cause of tho south We have been organized for just such work as this Now is our chance I will he one to do this work to night So will I said one at his side And I shouted several more The chairman uttered a warning For an in ¬ Sh dont yell hies il seemed as if the whole lodge stant was ready for this bold plan but a dissenting voice made itself hoard at Hold on Some one shouted last a minuto and when the rest had time to look about to CC wb had spoken Aimer Taylor was seen standing in Diplomat Draws a Rojoa e Picture Of 13 Co Jltlon WORTH READING Lecturiiiy in London lite other Local State and National day tlie daputtuHC minister drew p W1M UK FOUND IS THE iiiosu rosoato picturo of liis countrK8 social nnd economic coiulition Jlice lie said now brings llireu tiatua what - AND THE it dill 2o years ago and as tho burdens on agricultural lands have remained practically unchanged tho farming Ciiiciiiiiiili weekly class is in a most nourishing condi ¬ Tho topography of Japan Wo Imvii urninged it Clubbing Rate tion however is such that it can neerdu by wtiiuh wo can givi much in the direction of producing Both Papers One Year for 225 food and recognizing this fact the Regular Price for Both is 300 government has devoted especial care to the fostering of manufactures Wo have you geiieruus part of this of many kinds In consequence bUtl porcelain enamel lacquer and Send or bring your cash with order bronze ware and c which to the long ago spread the repute of the country far and wide still form im ¬ IXopkiuMvillc K portant items of export but with the introduction of machinery the in U dustrial aspect of the country has Kfzs tfst7iimvvftttv Rttttft ysstottw AVateS c gradually altered Steam silk spin- ¬ tSISlN JL ning works have become numerous and the manufacture of silk piece Cot- ¬ ijoods has made great si rides ton spinning started in a tentotive way little more than ten years ago had in operation in May of last year 5510 spindles a number which will bo increased within a year or two For a trial months sub erlptlot to to 1000000 The production has tbe hitliPtlo been confined to coarse yarns hut the time will probably come when Japanese mills will turn L out yarns of every description Ke A All kiUte The Hews XifttHMt MODERN JAPAN penny wise and DONT befoolish by buying pound so mixtures the or other called White Lead fcljEADg substitutes for Pure White Lead In painting the cost of labor so far exceeds the cost of mate- ¬ rial that the best only shouldbe just-as-go- od KENTUCKIAN Hirer used fQasiuxtrr rnP5i The best is Pure White Lead sec list of brands which are genuine and Pure Linseed Oil Pure White Lead Tiiitlnp By using National Lead Co Pamphlet giAntf or anv detlred hade Is readily obtained showing samples ol colors liee valuable information nnd card cards showing pictures of twelve houses of different design painted iir also varlnim iyes or combinations of shades forwarded upon application l- - bric-a-bra- pnrrHH W K13NTUCKIAN NATIONAL LEAD CO CINCINNATI BRANCH Cor 7th St nnd Freeman Ave Cincinnati O m la ilu South 1 SAY YOU WANT Tlie brlglitu it and best af ternojii paper K ffi Latent market iU t ttl in latiPt sintr new All the Ot1 news Cxinulutoiiri Largest Circulation in reports South p K the 30000 AND OV1JR DAILY 50 CENTS A MONTH Oct ffi j i Jj5 00 A A YEAR BY MAIL gj tfi Si i JNO tlALDKMAX fiuiilolliTK MBSlE nti Mou 1 Louisville Kentucky Jimll watch out for that Well THCJ0URNA1 Bo on hand irWoll be here The connlry about St Louis was at that time more secession than union in feeling and though the farmers of tho creek were pursuing their ways quietly they wore revly at any mo jnent for an enterprise in aid of the eolith Jy a swift mid decided stroke Blair of military foresight Frank captured Camp Jackson and its had arsenal in May Outs saving tho city and its munitions to tho union but there bad sprung up all over tho coun ¬ try a secret society in sympathy with Thoo societies were the south branches of the Knights of the Golden Circle and it was their hope that at prune time thej might he able to do 1 i fome decisive work in aid of secession circle at Gra There wrs a vois info which all he confederate sympathizers were gathered but thus far the southern cause owed them lit- ¬ tle There v as something in the sud- ¬ den call for a meeting this November day however which convinced every eager knight lhat the time for action had come at last Some deed was to do what it was no one could tell save the peddler but ns the night grew thick from every direction on foot and on horseback the men began to move through the cold bleak air The two toward the rendezvous men of the cornshoqks were young brothers Abncr and Zimri Taylor Others merely felt sympathetically 1he tense anxiety of the time which portended tragic deeds There was a restraint in lite silence which Ab Jicrs wife perceived As he rose from the table that night he said to his wife Im going to the post office to hear the news The young wife seized tho moment to say 0 Abncr I hope it isnt any pro- ¬ ject of the knights You Be quiet he 6aid sharply neednt worry if it is I promised you 3 wouldnt go into the service and I wont at least not now Promise me not to do anything locor the background The big c ornhtisker looked grim and threatening as bo stopped forward and flitnc bis hat on the floor 1 volo uo Now see here neigh- ¬ bors I want a word right now T know this Gen Grant Ive cut wood and hauled props with him ITe has eat dinner in our house many a time You all know him and you know that a bolter man never lived in this town Hes a gentleman and an honorable soldier and dont propose to kid- ¬ nap a man like that under such cir- ¬ cumstances Why the man trusts us You say he has no bodyguard well Ill be one of his bodyguards You all know lve no lovo for Yankees I would cut the heart out of Frank Blair if I could but Gen Grant Why was our friend and neighbor Ive icon him give his last five dollars to a poor widow woman whose house You all remember was burnt down Tom Harris widow Some o you fel- ¬ lows hauled props with him and now when he trusts us and comes home here without a bodyguard he ex- ¬ pects to be treated like a gentleman and by the Almighty he shall be if my fist has any weight Hes a d d Yankee soldier Hes killing our men yelled some one 1 pwapwifr ir iw rfl fcwyiirj k OF SOCIET iuiwr lu tne world It lias moro rend j1mI brl futpr and better than any otlior of America is original The tauulfier dlMawpi weekly the dolUKi of society In New York and other Iarire cities In North America and Europe A wpecUl feature of I OWiV 10IIOU lit short stories They are by the best writers of Europo and America always stronir cleer pretty and clean The Ilnauclal Depart pient Is read by all prominent bankero and capital 1st and on questoui of nuance TO Vi TOIlf 8 Leading- books of the lscon1- lerid ul utithorltj day aro rovii wd by Ihe Onlooker The lover of Afield aud Afloat sport finds rrrat Interest la J imrs ol J iid mill Water and The Vtteran keeps jtm nliriiwt on norse raclujr The Fashion article Is ufreat Interest to the ladles The nils celliEeoin matter of TOWX TOIICS consists of comic and tragic by the b3t poem iiiiilstnes Jokes wttlclsius etc by iheclev at luuucrlsts of tho laj Price W cts I I r vrnlj Ills u EsvYom THUttOtt h ully r rnnlied at the njoiil complete d excellenr the Hiclety Journal and Unlirue Inasmuch ns all ltn matter r Tales FromTown Topics n Quarterly Mairazlne of Fiction j ear Issued tlmt day of March June iHptiiuber mid Decombei A isiiuplvtc inivol by wme well known author Jilsei h umber the remainder of tho volume ijutHof fttmhM burlesques poems witticisms so far back as to T01MLfc et from mike ic ln xresn reaunitf lrice au 12ino 255 now In iTAsixt1 pi re cents ffZJV rjn liV icrsai N G2QiaS Inscription Offer Gooil io March 1 1S97 months r r Ato TOIV fTOPICHfor three TuWi endlwjlM lmnes TALK 1IIOU Tul-r1 Sf KUUii r h b f J Ul l rash Abner turbed If he is killed or captured I dont have let it bo done by Gen Pillow or Gen He smiled n little ilint reputation among the circle he Buckner in a fair and square fight said The mooting ended right there The younger brother grew impa- ¬ The hotheads apologized and tho Oh conic along Abner well peddler slunk away Ah that was tient said the ke late a big speech you made Abner had already been under ar- ¬ younger brother as they went across rest for a rebellious act while on a the fields Youre right but its visit to St Louis and his wife was a terrible temptation Grant seems easily alarmed now By 780 the barn to bo going up steadily but Pillow held a score of men of all ages and will attend to him frizes find outside a circle of pickets On February 1G Ulysses Grant took Vent watch that no prying negro came Donelson from Buckner and Pillow within hearing distance of tho loft and became Unconditional Surren- ¬ in which the meeting was held In der Grant Hamlin Garland in N the center of the group and doing Y Sun most of the talking was a big black Hicks Poshaa expedition to the whiskered man of alert and vigorous Soudan in 1883 evory man of whioh manner The members were hunched or sprawling about on the hay listen ¬ is believed to have bcen massacred ing in silence At last tho chairman has been officially pvranounccd dead execu japped for order and said in a low by the English probate courtpresume tors having been allowed to vwee SVln MTtinnAi fll1 BM tho death of a member of tho foruMl AJUJWICIO rt tlA VMVV all war anyhow Well kidnappin aint war re- ¬ plied Abner Its sneakin business to jump in on a man when hes home to see his wife and children and Im not going to be a party to it More than this Its easy to carry out your plan We could kndnap Grant easy enough but what would the northern armies be doin There and the day after be a man of us left living wouldnt nor one brick on top of another in three days- from now Ive been har- ¬ nessed up by em once and I dont His words and intend to be again voice carried conviction This stops right now It dont go another step Gdn Grant will sleep undisturbed to night and he goes back to St Louis and Cairo undis- ¬ Its 1tlOU lOWN i Fjr iler i In Hiiim rlitlon price for r Vt s 1iitni i Tnu T1U if itl ns fir ono year 0id tan lOlICx hack villi lUOM t i Mt iV ioimih iv i rc i i jBO Order or Hemp d iw lurlr Ex OH Jill Wuitiuo a clianfH to 10 i nv VorUfour itlljrin K I - li 1 ii lirn- - lV a BONUS Hff f lillICS MjliS for one year and garding mining industries the min- ¬ ister wild that the precious nfetals were scarce in Japan but coppcrand coal have been exploited on a large scale and the home consumption of both promises to increase rapidly Tie admitted that the development of commerce and the radical change it underwent with the introduction of western institutions had not been O an unmixed blessing and that Japan had already suffered from tho evils of stock gambling and bogus com- ¬ panies Means of communication and transportation were next dealt with a comparison being made be- ¬ tween tho old and modern methods At the end of 1895 there were 2273 miles of railroad open with great ex- - j tensions in progress steamships ag gregating 2i0lu0 tons had been reg ¬ istered and since the first half of last year orders for more than 100000 tons J mail had been placed in England matter carried totaled 44Uuuuuuu packets telegraph wire mileage was about 31000 over which 9000000 messages were transmitted while de- ¬ positors to the number of a little over 1000000 had a total of 29000000 yen in the post office savings banks In conclusion he said Japan was a 7 THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT country full of hopes and prospects and the nations heart was set upon the realization of these hopes The tido of progress and advancement which pervaded the country ut pres- ¬ ent would receive a still greater im- ¬ petus when thcnewlrcatiesjiiflw prac- ¬ tically concluded with all treaty pow- ¬ Thcerplebrited chivlyhcate and raits springs are situated Immediately upon the Chesa rmaSeOhiofOUthwosternRU 1W mile weal of liouUvUIe Ky ami SS mile east of Iadu ers after the excellent model which oahKy Tlti- AKOAWA IIOCS i new and neatly furnished with capacity of entertaining 30O per this country set three years ago 1 he owners nf the lintel are also owners of the Springs and the utteHts of the Arcadia should come into practical operation itiCM i Kve free access lo the Spring wltlii utexua charge Invalids should remember that llousft the months of June and July offer many advantages to persons Ulting tlie Springs The dry ¬ in two years time and when foreign- itirl liquid salts aie niHiiufaetured it theo springs For pamphlets etc apply to M uOLEMAN t CO Proprietors ers would enter freely into the inte- ¬ rior to engage in business or other en- ¬ terprises The Japanese were quite prepared for that momentous occa- ¬ sion and a friendly reception was as- ¬ sured to tho overtures of newcomers ci N Y Times WE HaVE i J E Dagff 1 Co1 DAWSON SPRINGS ARCADIA HOUSE fi DAWSON Hopkins County KENTUCKY SEE OUR Peninsular and Wanted Companionship 1 l AGENTS WANTED FOB The Official Guide to the Klon dyke Country And the Gold Fields of Alaska UISTAIf llUCK SI 00 Inuiiselv lot ruitinkand arlctlvauthentlc Tho actual ixiierlncej of miners and tholrinarviUmsillftcdurlciof gold Tho Inforniatlun rnntnlnod In this buOIC haS beoiroartfullv nrenariil from tho most reliible goureo ontl will bo tho uiviiti4 of lemUiiR tliniiiuU to tunoln thn loii fleld of thu North Tho book contain iHMpaues ami i Hluatra eu wltli i in l paco ptioiosrapus ibkimi cnoo cially for this wink ami alio8fittKo of olllc lul fr miiii i of The Ofllulal Wo lire tin xolo nubllHlier Hliyotlur tJiude tiuhf Klondoke couufy publiiittiiiii purporfUKiou KarriiiuuationH iur usual Itourulcommixslons sojlMii oiitrtat once for comploto oook to Boilicr with ikgent outfit iMlANY W It CONK BY l JlolDKABIIOIts SlKKKTt IIIOAfiO There is no fire Fire What then in the name of heaven Atiauu ua Offlco 101 N Vrjoz fit are you crying for Uccauso I want companionship A iiftv trial bus been touted Oum Denver Times Browu ni Ow usboroDii lli- vhrfrge of and Whiskey Habits cured at homo with- ¬ out pain Hook of par tieuWaaent FUEE inMWOOLLFYJLD Ilia name was Smith backin the states and 1 shall respect the family record lie was in Salt Lake as the COOK AND HEATING STOVES story goes and had been put to bed during tlP night in a strange hotel Excelled by uoiie and as low iu price aa auy goods of equal value Awakening from his stupor when the GnBoIine and Oil Stoves uud Rauges to suit small or large families and length- ¬ morning hours were dark and finding himself alone Beat Oil uud Gasoliue ulvvaya at lowest tuurkot quotation m ening among unfamiliar surroundings he Lr OF1 groped about the room aud out into A La in the corridor shouting Fire with Glass and China Wure Tin Wooden aud Stone Ware Chtijis nil the vigor of his double breasted Washing MachiueB Pumps Make or repair and repaint metal roofsaU lungs for although a Colorado man borts G ilvauized lrou Cornices Caps Guttering etc he had no bugs iu his bosom and his voice was cut for bass The guests of the house flocked into the passage- ¬ Orr Hotel Latham ways bringing with thorn their con- ¬ HQPKINSVILLE KY sternation and other belongings and nAwrwwriMMWiiyiiinWiii fell over each other in their mad en- ¬ deavor to reach the fire escape In the midst of the hubbub the night clerk put in an appearance and rush- ¬ ing up to Smith who had not for a moment ceased shouting excitedly PRACTICAL demanded of him Steel Anchor Ranges COMPLETE STOCK GEO W YOUNG- D SULLIVAN Nashville GAS fl Teuu Where is tho fire PLUMBING IVlKiihniiP 1506 brumitrjs Solicited STEAM BITTING umi Orders Promptly Attended To No 183 Noatli College oniuiiiHl fortitltMi tfM iitilt Street rm-- New Usss for Glass SarHitjiiirilla liitsUoue Attention was recently called to it will aho do for you lie proposed use of glass brick in H gcPiS it 6tiparl cures all bpod building U is now said that the government of Switzerland hns ap ¬ Chilled Plows Improved Chilled Plows proved the use of glass for making Steel Plows Tin- fnnr i8 of Breclteunilgo art weight lo he employed with balance Avery Plows Kentucky Plows Chattanooga Plows fiitti t H heir upru Tho yiuhl will scale A neruliarly lough kind of jjjIlvHt liitsara bo Also all kinds of plow repairs glass is to Lft selected for this pur ¬ Corn Drills Disc- Cultivators Champion Mowers llruutv I llloml Un p pose Krom Englundeonics tho sug Disc Harrows No hunuty gestRiji that glass wouliVbe better and Oluriil Ilitv Bakes and all kinds of Form Machinery in uiwuoIimii Hkni iitliurtio claim without If i4oritn tunJy i ty mlrrniK up ua clilvlng uil yurh nvvruiitlhU01 olmii tiUiiirUlua from more lasting material than stone for tliut making nutnent5 which nro ex ¬ iu rU tu bauUli imitu4 tliobiilv iiirU atjd bllli hoolw ultukhurttWtuUrtK tint sick y posed to the wearing nctionof tho vaK ret Llltmin t- miluslon by HOPKINS VILUE KY weathernun tM tmatity All drutfijls EirOiM Hotbl Lvrrun t t it Viu Hoods mmm SOI A11 teJr- MOWERS Wt LOWEST JPltlOJES lr i lm JyifcA ijojiltittfluillc fteuttuUan fOOTBALL IN EVIDENCE Season of Preliminary Training- for Grand Annua Gridiron Cnrnivul llljf Jlo in n IMkxUIi Dlnlonin lliilipy Lol of SiiiM Mfiil CiinlifN llnw Cuoil Mnlcrlitl In Stc riirfil lroiKolfof Iho lllKTIir Alrcndv thev ore brirhfnlfilf to let yielr hnlr grow Ilimtlrvdn of IliOiilitr knen representlntr lliu wealth nntl citl- ttire of this Ioiintrv hnve foroswori 1he of the barbers shears uml will fcnow t bum not for ilituiuxt fen weelm listhe first sign of iliefpobiillnMmoii iater they will trnln their muscles nntl vViheir nerves nntl their fetoiniiehs but Jhhnt en wait fk jo Down in New Haven the men linve f ypeome satiated with summer piactlee there will be none of it iIiIh year The eonebes hnve tleeliled thnt to begin no early In the yrtir tends to weary the 11 3 iij Copyright ISrf s I iTpid The nrtfhiVient of tlioo In f ior it laylng Hjirmitetv in frlneeion utid Xev Ilnvep h tlhrue out l tin uiiiftfhl infinite between Yule uml Muwirtl Tn It in no ddiilit the onl Hfffiiitffielil MrluIIV college alrulr ihui laltest jilcire tfetftPiH nu of the leunm a This j ear Willi the nint jilnyril In New Haven ilie wetirer tlfJlil blue 1jilvMliitL Von Jtn vu an iitiilciiinbli Mtut HeK tin in ode own jiirrtV Imnlieeu for yenrs one of Vales Favorite fniuitn and Keiienilli It hax iiI hetifJ il vain one Her eliittB riiflifr tORptller anil oheer more lustily when thrVe i leim jirovoeallon fort hecrlttgtlliiit fifty other eollefjlale ehuiH lit the eomltry and elieerlttf often counts mure In a critleal niomehtthan pood playtntf In every other respect however the odds against Yale are greater thnti she has hntl to eotitetid with in lite hint live or lx years llor latft years team which was beaten decisively by the Tigers has been sadly weakened by the loss of at least six of Its old men and of the freshmen who matriculated last June there nre few who give much iirr not Miming out pne lighters and h4it Qie young man of SO tantiot stand the fittnc course of physical training thnt it eternn bruber of In cnfi Ho tho rnmliiliitcH eat nnd drink about what they please and enre l exercised not Olil to see tlitit they do not overdo it hlilC Dint they tin not go to the other ex retire nnii heroine stale from too in noli I mining ObvioitMlv i he nest thing to be doTic In the work or developing a clttuhplon siifp leu m Is tu get Hie mnteriiil llic rivalry nowadays is so tierce that the methods which prevailed right or ten years ago will not miIIIcc to day Thrprepnmtor schools nre the great est fool ball feeders All of them hnve their own trains and the football tim ber which srems to give promise of varsity foim is spoken for mouths In ad IrVUlTBWASHIHG AN OLD ART Medieval Londons P ldo Was tn Its Spotless Purity jf THE COLLEGIATE DELEGATE ra f en of the game and they are likely to ffO stale before the work really liae be xJnxi The other big universities how- ver will gather their men together for Vafew days or weeks before the college fhlkar begins The most significant feature of the 7eoming pigskin carnival and one about Oviicn me public is more concerned than anything- else is the removal of cthe Yale Princeton game from the metropolis New Yorkers have grown lo look upon this annual contest be tween the Tigers and the sons of Old iHll as one of the fixtures of Its fall sca- jj on and it did not yield to its being taken away without bitter protest Jlut the more conservative college ele- i orient Is well satisfied with the change teUhe game will lose somewhat In Its encctaeular effects and no doubt as I iar as the public is concerned in popu larity but It will be in every senge y t Hi t if iV choice had rather get ihis degree from a eollcge whose team Is on top of the heap linn from one that has a team always near Wie bottom of It It Is a rather singular fact that the greatest lights of the gridiron so far hare been furnished bv the cities and not the farms and the villages of the country Of course there are many ex ceptions to this rule There are cases where farm boys crude clumsy and green have become the brightest stars ot their day Such fanner football players as Ma Jewell nud Cranston of Ifnrvnrd Hector Cowan of Prkice ton and some of the Morrisons of Yale Speaking generally however the glory of the farmers strength Is not on the football field Ills athletic qualities are usually seen to better advantage In n uiirereJty Crew What does It count a mnn to play Hundreds of fathers unje Jottbnll asked that question of their so ns Tn dollars and cents a thorough knowledge of the game counts up amaz ingly SIZING uF THE CANDIDATES If the undergraduate who elects a football course slhows proficiency in the promise of varsity form But although science he need have no fear of going there Is gloom and foreboding In New out from his nlmn mater upon graduaHaven there is no reason to wagev tion to battle with the cold hard- world recklessly against her It is an old con Tllspigskin diploma will probably bring firmed habit that they have clown tjere him a greater monetary return in one of looking on the blue side up to the last year than his sheepskitidiploma will In moment and then by someoeeuH proc- three ess turning out a team that will thrash He does not have to concern hitnself the heart out of the most seasoned and with the perplexing problem What complacent veterans can I do now that T hnve received n Princetons prospects are of a hue college education The only question brighter nml warmer than the orange which need bother him is ns to which of her banners That of Itself is an evil offer to coach a team he shall accept omen They are always rosj- - when she The chances nre thnt if he hns cap loses nud somber when she is victorious tained his team he will receive any But on form she has a far more formida- ¬ where from ten to twenty flattering ble team than any of her adversaries cnlls from ambitious young colleges to Eight at least of the champions of 90 come and occupy their chair of football will return and Capt Cochran has science Tf he has not been a captain promise of excellent material to fill the but has distinguished himself by bril vacancies With the element of hard liant or conscientious work in the Held luck eliminated it seems ditlieult for the he may obtain without any difficulty a Tigers to finish anywhere except at the position as under professor in some smaller institution or may return to his own alma mater as n fellow in football The time wns when a graduate would return to his own college and coach the team purely outiof loyalty and love or he would1 go to another college and teach the rudiments of the game just for glory These times are passed now a football professor In these days draws n bigger salary than the nverage professor in chemistry or any of the other science1 and he hns only to devote a Jpw months jpneh year to it besides The rest of the time he may npply him self to law medicine or theolpgy Tn the last four years Yale and Prince ton have f ent out at least half n hun ¬ dred musters nnd bachelors of football art These men have received anywhere tfrom S100 to S10000 for their instruc tion Their expenses have- been paid they hnve received the best that the college and the college town could afford and if tlipy hnve been successful Jn turning out a winning team they iliave been placed on little thrones and the entire undergraduate body has bowed down to them and worshiped tihem Xo more striking proof of this has jeen given than that furnished by Parke II Davis n Princeton graduate Inst vance Knrli year agents nre sent out from Yale Princeton ami Harvard to ran vnss for plnyrrs among the four big schools of the cast Kveler Andover St Pauls and Irolon Thee men of fer almost any Inducements in the way of college fraternities ami mii IhI clubs to the turn whom they think may grow into fuolbali giants To the prep school boy it is no trivial thing to be ¬ pledged for the Polo club IT hr will go to Harvard or lo Psl Ipsilon if he be obtained The stone and other consents lo enter Yale In that respect rough materials were not allowed to Princeton hns always labored tinder n appear in fact the lamp of truth grent disadvantage The Tlgeis have no fJreek letter fra- ¬ was not burning so brightly in the ternity to lure the subfreshinen to noonday of medieval art as to offend their gridiron and- tlicj have to depend anyone s iove ot Cleanliness it is upon their own prowet son the Held to more proper to allude to this since induce the boy who Is undecided to certain stereotyued terms of ad- ¬ come to their fold Tn the Inst two miration are frequently applied years this prowess has1 been a potent to tho Middle calculat- ¬ Ages factor The player who has no decided ed to im- ¬ rth Mo As one man lzc tasteless efficient thorough ln conturicfy although painting uns up plicd to sonic interiors whitewashing the reproach of modern church war SKJ Mnd SeVrttVe dens was in immense repute and con ¬ Lyon First Monday In May term weejt twoT llrit Monday in August tinued to be all through the Middle weeks first Monday In September term tw tern trcekg Ages Whitewashing was the delight said i You never know you of the IJdwnrditiu period as the united have taken a pill till it Is all aver 25c I Hood I reigns of tho three Kdwnrds is called ProprietorsC Lowell St Co W Mass the period which comprises tho most Tho only pills to take with Hoods Sarsaparllla PROFESSIONAL CARDS complete and brilliant development of piiinled architecture Several writs are extant of Henry 1J direct- ¬ 1 WILLIAM B NEELY c i ing tho chnpel in the lower to bo Attorney at Lawwhitewashed Weslniinsler hnll was Planters Bank building Main et whitewashed for the coronation of T E- Special Attention to the Kdward 1 and many oilier instances Collection of Claims hligliL be cited v The iniiboiiry of this period it is im- ¬ possible to surpass in accuracy and lirmiiessandthis excellence we find in Ihe domestic as well as in the ecclesi astical buildings Mr Hudson Tur ¬ ner shows that the whitewash was apOrown and Bridge Work a Specialty plied to both where painting could not During the twelfth and thirteenth E asy to Take asy to Operate Small In CIRCUIT COUIIT milKUTURV Taioov weeks vflekiA1lrM0yn May Morlayin 8eptembor Firgt Monday In February term tvn term threr tern Aro features peculiar to Hoodi Pills Hoods ill I I fcffiL IS s ubs r be N w WEEKLY LOUISVILLE DISPATCH C H TANDY A STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER OKFICK ovur Richards tc Jos slorr CRANK RIVES For For For For the free coinage of silver the Chicago platform the Democratic nominees the interest of the masses Attc ney at Law Hopkinsvllle Xy Practice In the Courts of Christian nnd a3 lntngcountirs Office Court St near Weber convey quite wrong pressions of them in comparison with our great and powerful nine- All the latest telegraphic news All All JJ KWARFIELDJr Lawyer teenth century Ignorant or indis- ¬ criminate admiration is folly Combined with Hie work of the best art- ¬ ists of the purer limes of Italian art great puerilities of decorations arc to be seen and wrong practices are tohe found in many of the best periods of past art did not the unapproachable sculptors of antiquity descend to glass eyes and other abominations The more we investigate the middle ages the less surprised we shall be to find whitewash one of the hixuries The Londoners continue jealous of coal for fuel lest it should impair the purity of their whitewash which appears to have been especially the pride of London There was a civic law compelling even the thatch to be whitewashed but this was prob ably a precaution against fire a thick layer of plasier preventing in some measure ignition from falling sparks the latest State news the latest market reports HopkinsvllleKy Office with Oallis A Wallace Correct market reports Correct court reports Reliable news reports Honest editorial policy THE WEEKLY LOUISVILLE DISPATCH AND THE QUMSMERR1WBTIIER Late ot Louisville Dentist HopktnaTlIle Office In os SummersBullding Ky over Bawe tt fls Kentuckian one year for 230 YiYVsYiVWlVVViWtiYYmVrVWAiWrWMWl tDREW BABGEKTMB Physician rx Surgeon Pay for your Baking Powder not 3 more You wouldnt pay double price for sugar why pay 50c a pound for Saking Powder ft Whats Fair 1 Office Uopkinmlle Ky and Main streets opposite City fifth Office 63 X Court Room Telephone Residence 63 4 8 OYDPOOl Barbers 7th street nopkinsvllle Ky Especial attention to patrons clean Linen atlslaotorr service Call and be convinced occasioned by wood fires When coal succeeded wood as fuel the white was varied by different colore on the bouses still mostly built of timber St Louis Republic the liehtcst whitest Baking S rowuer It s pure sure ana lair- - s priced Makes the finest bread cakes and S biscuits Guaranteed and sold or a Be a S pound at good stores like that of 5 Is JACK FROST GROCERY CLABENCE WALLIS CHA8 OVTLETT Hotel Henderson HARRIS CATLETT HARRIS j WANTED TO TRADE BACK Rural Youlh Who Swapped a Cow for a Wheel It appears that Mr Bassett is quite a bicycle rider and spends considera ¬ ble time on his wheel As be whirled along the country roads near his farm his riding was greatly admired by a simple minded youth who frequent ly laid aside his hoe and gazed at the flying wheelman in open mouthed wonder The boy finally got the bicycle fever and one day olFered Mr Bas sett a cow for his wheel The offer was accepted and the exchange made The next day the verdant youth initiated himself into the mysteries of learning to ride the bike Tem ¬ porary success emboldened the young man causing him to grow reckless while showing off before the neigh- ¬ bor lie finally lost control of the bike and with a blood curdling yell went over a 20 foot embankment The bike was completely demolished and the boy went home in a dilapidated condition Tho next day he ap ¬ peared at Mr Bassetls house with the remains of the wheel carefully nailed up in a box Depositing bis burden on the ground he said he guessed hed take back his cow Mr Basott told him he was a bnd guesser Failing to got the cow and realizing that the bicyelo was permanently dis- ¬ abled the boy wandered sadly homo dec larinir that life had lost its chnnn Pitts burgh Press A Formerly with Forbe A llro PAINTERS ami PAPER HANGERS We have concluded to go iuto bus mess for ourselves and offer our services to the public at the most reas onable prices Paper hanging n specialty All work giirtraiiteed Leave orders at Gus Youngs Entirely new aud first class in all respects Excellent sample rooms and service unequalled in the eitx- On Double Car Lic O F fc L P Kleiderea Propsr Henderson Ky EXCURSIGft TICKETS VIA THE Illinois Central R R TO THE Telephone 84 2 rings W W GRAY TONSORIAL WEST SEVENTH ARTISTS Tennessee And International AT STREET ELB BCILDING Clean towelB aud everything first Give us a call Have Yocr Photographs Made At Centennial Exposition i WYBRANT8 NEW STUDIO No 580 Fourth Averue For the nbovo occasion tickets will bo soliT by the Illinois Central Haliroinl at varying times rates and limltK including a ticket on sale dally good returning until Novombor 7 days fifteen days and soven days also tickets on Tuesdays and Thursdays of each weok with limit of fifteen dnys For full particular as to which of th above applies from your nearest Railroad ntatlon In conntutlon with tho Illinois Central linllroad unit on or and including tickets having limit ot twenty NASHVILLE Louisville Ky IDEASSiM adurenyournenreHtrailroad ticket agent WANTED AN WmMi nitAY Div rftfs Agent New Orleans thing to patent Protect lour ideas they may Jso A cott Div lass Agent Memphis A it HANSON u lA WAKKLOXbAorA hrinp you wealth Write JOHN WEDDER Chlcagi IIUKX CO Patent Attorneys Washington Louisville 1 O for their SlHWpr e oiler 0 The Gibraltar Rock TpJBPj20bp Patents Wanted gopS RAILY Sro p m n m year a After the season was over there were series of banquets and receptions given him by the students the faculty nnd thecitens of Kaston which con tinued until the Christmas holidays When he counted up tlje presents and he little offering- - which hnd been made to him Mr Davis found he had two god watches and chains one gold footbnll charm three dinmond- rings one fov terrier one bulldog one bi cycle one tandem nnd just the other week some western admirer sent lilm n rnttlesunke which escaped nnd called out the entire police force THE FOOTBALL PLAYER HEFORE AND AFTER TRAINING The most Illustrious professors of to more truly n college sport played by top of the heap Harvard with the day are Camp nnd Thorne of Yale De prospects of a team not mupli better college men nnrt for college men The land and Cranston of Harvard and party that lias advocated Its removal than thnt which wasbeaten by Prince- King nnd Davis of Princeton ton nnd Pennsylvania last year must rom New Yprk lias argued thnt the JAMES H TUCKERMAN tuiuunl contest was outgrowing all face her old enemy from New Haven Wronirly Informca bounds As played In New York it wns this year and also piny with the Tigers I hnve been told thnt the benutlful no longer n simple test of the strength in their own territory The course of training of football Miss llenfrevv mnrrled n mnn who nnd skill of the two colleges but o spec tneular performance which rapidly teams hns been changed radically in hadnt u cent to his numeWhoever told yon so didnt know was falling into the bands of profes the last two or three years The starvsional show people and ticket scalpers ing methods deemed essential a short whnt he wns talking about She mar It wbi becoming altogether too ponder ¬ time agp nre now quite obsolete Foot- ried a man named Oarllck Chicago ous for uiutargradtMtci to manage ball trnlnera have learned ttat they Tribune The height of the Gibraltar rook is over 1 100 feet and this stupendous prccipico is pierced by miles of gal- ¬ leries in the solid rock stono port- ¬ holes for cannon being placed at frequent intervals From the water batteries to a distance of two thirds up the roek one tier after another of cannon is presented to the enemv A garrison bf from 5000 to 10000 is maintained with provisions and am- ¬ munition for a six months siege A Parties having inventions they wiih to protect should procure their patents through oui seeucv Inventors Manual a hoot mntalnlm Accommodation cost of patents mode of procedure etc and AIUIIVES IIOPKINSVIILB other information sent for So stamp OurlUtof palonts wanted for which Inrfieiuml No I Mull and Express Dairy of mouoy are oBered sent with theManualfrea No U Wo find purchasers for patents procured No 8 Hopktnsvllle A Princeton through our agency Dranch oOlccs in all th Accommodation principal cities and In all foreign countries 1KAVE IIOIKINHVIMK No 3 Mall and Kxpross Daily No 4 No Hnopklnsvillo Princeton 500 pm UJoaiiu 050 pm lrOam THE WORLDS O 001 507 PLUM ST CINCINNATI So sure to mention this pnper J IUjley Mass- PROGRESS O TlaeS3aoit X 10 Cincmnatti Louisville ArkansasrTexasCalifornlat ine He oic Boy Tho mayor of Bolton presented seven Humane so cietys awards for heroism and con- ¬ spicuous among tho recipients was a hild of eight named William Scholes Tho boy had at great jeopardy saved a girl older than himself from drown- ¬ ing beneath tho ico in tho Bolton canal at a placo where his elder com- ¬ panions dared not venture Tho lit- ¬ tle fellow is stated to bo tho youngest life saver on tho Royal societys list son v Hon Wdller Sharp of Bath county noniiiiiWd for Representative by Col Dob- - tho Democrats wiih fit Louis Cairo Memphis YicksburfT and New Orleans Making dlieot commotion lor points In And all points in the West and Southwest sleeper vnd free reclining chair La Huh resigned as Mayor of Through from cars Princeton to Memphis New Krimkliu and M S Harris was ap Orleans and intermediate points psiuted iu his steml Jhs Sixty languages aro epoken in tho empire govered by the czar of Rus- ¬ sia Year It means merit proved that Cascarets are the most delightful bownl regulator for everybody the rear round xll druiiliti 100 2 cWc a box cure guaranteed MIIIIiiiihh Year When people buy try and buy again It means theyre satlsflrd The people of tho Unit iil States nro nw buying Uiisciireta Can dy Cathartic at tlio rate of two million boxes a voarandlt will be threo million before Nfw Tyi W A KMSiiKKWooDAgt llopklnsvllle Ky Kkmoxd A 0 1 A Louisville lfy A II II anson G V A Chicago HI W M YATES Tonsorial Avtit Assisted by two first cltss Marion county has an alarming ep idecaic of typhoid fever workww PhoKMJI HoTBlAltoRBERSHOn BgSsI 3 fyipMttfoUU Itttttufciatt The Talo of Two Cities ia iuformed that tho conclusion druwu from a uowa item iu tho Kknxuokian is not Published Tuesday and Friday Mornings correct Speaking of certain changes Pooplo often wonder why their nerves aro bo weak why thoy get tired bo easily made iu tho election officers that pa why thoy start nt every alight but CHAS M MEACHAM per says sudden Bound why tlioy do not sloop Thwarted iu this wo wouder nhn r naturally why thoy Jiavo irequont aUBSOItUTlON u A ykar in auvanok tactics the Republicans will reHOrt to headaches indigestion and nervous uext Democrats wuut nothing but IiOcnl roiulllig notice 20 couls iicr line fairness and wo expect to conteud for SpecUl li5ciil6iiitH lliiaonoli Inocrtlon this We waut a fair eleotiou nud ItaUjstfrBtntidlnffiulvcrilHomeiiWfui tililiiKl appointing two Democrats nud two Tho explanation is simple It is found in n application that Impure blood which in contin- ¬ Republicans us officers of the eleotiou ually feeding the nerves upon refuse OFFICK 319 SOUTH MAIN STKRET insures turueii instead of the elements ot strength and This the Republican Couuty Judge vigor In such condition oplato and of Christian declined to givo us until TUESDAY SEP 21 1897- - jfjojiltinauUle Itcutueltftw Nervous Dyspepsia SLIPPER CUT WE HAVE PLACED ON SALE forced to do so This Judge Breathitt has not done aud still refuses to do Iu two precincts only changes were made for ¬ the better It others tho situation for the Democats has beeu made still worse In some precincts every offi cer appointed is for Breathitt The S6mo of the papers are trying to committee uppoiuted to wait upon per bottle force Dr Clnrdy to ruu for Cougress the Couuty Judge met with a deliaut Is the One True Blood lurlflcr aud almost discouiteous reception Prepared only by I Hood H Co Lowell Mass whether he wauts to or uot clre Wvcr Ills easy to coupled with an emphatic refusal to M is headed this way appoint representatives of Judge nOOa S PUIS Uikeeasvtoouerate 25o Cold weather and the yellow fever will uot make Cook ou the election boards where it much headway this season Free tuition We give one or more free schol had not beeu done There is though arships iu every county in the V 3 Write us one consoling feature about the comWill accept notes for tuition Judge Beard of Sbelbyville has ing electiou for tho Democrats they Positions or can deposit money in bonier posiuou placed a money value upou hugging cannot be prohibited from having the Suaranteed unuipaid Nois secured bar vacation Ha are Under reasonable ter nt anytime Open forboth A tiDsv BtrauLer who hugged two partisau boards closely watched sexes Cheap board Send for conditions iree musiraieu caiaioirue srirla who weie walking ou the street Address J F Drauouok Prest at cither place was fined 10 or 5 per hug The increase of shyster litigation in Christian county smce tuo negroes Cards were Au exchange says succeeded iu electing Judge Breathitt issued for the marriage of two popu NASHVILLE TEKH ARO TEXARKANA TEXAS All Borts cf has beeu very marked lar youug people iu a neighboring Bookkeeping Shorthand Typewriting etc suits are brought against white nieu The most thorough practical and progressive town recently aud at the bottom of schools of the the best by negroes with no sort of merit in fiatronixedonea klud in the world andby bank In the South Indorsed the invitations were these words ers merchants ministers and others Four them and much of the time of the weeks in bookkeeping with us arc equal to No children expected court is taken up iu hearing such twelve weeks by the olu plan J P Draughon Tresldentjis author of Drnuehons new system bookkeeping Double Entry Made In Fayette Scott Daviess Todd cases The fact that Judge Breath ofHome study We have prepared Easy fornome itt has made a reputation for fairness study books on bookkeeping penmanship nud aud other counties the Republicans snonnana wnie lor price list Home stuay aud the Boitocrats have fused ou during a short term is no reason why uxirnci Prop Doauohon I learned book- home from your books while county tickets There is uothiuglike his term should be extended six years n eeoimrnt as niirht tefeirranh onerator holdinI position C LmrrrxowxtA Bookkeeper fprGerber Picks preserving the iutegrity of ones when its bad effects are already seen Wholesale Grocers South Chicago 111 There Mention tits paper when reriling and felt all over the couuty principlesi i now uo court iu the county where a Dollar wheat is still ten cents shy Democrat cau appeal for justice that Deputy Marshal Woottou now at in this locality For two days only is uot presided over by a political work in Eastern Kentucky went to that price has been reached aud if it enemy The white people of this dis- Cincinnati some time ago aud bought gets back to a dollar there will be a trict the tax payers and property a bullet proof coat of mail to wear general unloading Those who failed owners have interests at stake greater under his clothes Last week acto turn loose a mouth ago are still re- to them thau tven National issues cording to tho Enquirer Woottou They need a judge ou the bench who got into a fight gretting it with five mooushiuers does uot owe his electiou to the votes aud was shot eighteen times with The Danville Advocate the ablest of those who prey upon them aud rifles noue of the bullets peuetratiug of the Boltocratic papers iu the State who are encouraged by shysters to his armor or doiug any damatjy Ou has followed the example of the Rus bring damage suits against them the day the accouut of this affair was sellville Herald aud hoisted to its upou auy sort of pretext The docket published oue of Marshal James colmasthead the Democratic local ticket speaks for itself The very presence ored deputies threw up his commis Put up Shackelfords too Bro Wool of a Republican ou the bench iuvites sion aud quit the business of hunting foik aud the past will be forgiven litigatiou agaiust Democrats mooushiuers a A Registrotion at all voting places in fclopkinsville Tuesday October 5 from 6 a in to a p m norvo compounds slmnly deaden and do not eure Hoods Harsapnrllla feeds tho nerves pure rich red blood gives natural sleep perfect digestion is tho truo remedy for all norvous troubles THIS WEEK ENTIRE OUR LINE OF Hoods Sarsaparilla 1 Ladies and Childrens Oxfords and Slippers Childrens Oxfords Tan and Black 75 50c Childrens oxfordsJTan and Black 125 85c Womens Oxfords Black 100 75c Childrens Oxfords Tan andBlack 100 60c Womens Oxfords Black 75c 50c Womens Oxfords 130 100 Black 125 85c Womens Oxfords Black THesjs iS- prices are made to move this out of the house Hide ofsroods Draughons Practical Business xsC All Honest Made Goods MAMMOT rrr YnmrrTisrra I 1 TJ- jgESBBHaw J-J- v- a ljuo-JL v v jcl OJOLVJJDJlVVw W ocrrTnf-i-- w DOLLAR WhEAT Jt DEMANDS CAREFUL SEEDING AND A LARGER ACREAGE The greatsuccess 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 wU S i Danville is iu the same class as Hopkiusville and has had tho same sad experience with Republican mis management that we had uutil the ward system restored the ru e of white citizens Tho Danville Advo show cate a Boltocratic organ endorses The New Yoik goldbugs are to be the call for a city couveutiou as fol lows given a chauce to return to the Every Democrat then cau Democratic party this year Acting assured that his presence is not les only under the advice of party leaders the desired at the meeting but that he i state platform is couliued to local a delegate and will be given all the I ho he Chicago plat rights aud privileges of one ihsuos only and particuis not iudorsod Hill Democrats the form Senator larly should feel in duty bound to was a shiuiug light iu the cjuViU attend the meeting aud by their tion that prepaied this dish of hum presence show that they are sulli cieutly interested iu the affairs of the my city to assist iu giving it a good govS Borden a sou of Million ernment Matt There are goldbugs like those in aire U D Bordeu of New York was Danville and then there are others secredly married three years ago to Miss Mildred Negbour the daughtei The next Democratic State Conven of a Jewish tailor The youug maus tion f hould amend the party rules in father discovered that the couple wore living together aud forced a one important respect The com separation paying the girl 25000 to mittees of the party should be em procure a divorce aud seudiug his powed to re assemble conventions A few days ago the that have made nominations aud re sou ubroad couple were it married the youug move from the ticket men who aro man having iu the meantime attained found to be ineligible as well as those who are indicted by the grand his majority jury or who otherwise fall into disSilver bullion has advanced iu both grace Waiting for such men to reLondon aud New York Saturdays sign from the ticket is entirely too bid price of 57 ceutsper ounce on slow aud uncertain a method to get t io New York market is 3 cents over rid of nominees whoso candidacy is the price of a wek ago aud 0 cents an iuvitatiou to defeat Under tho oer the lowest price of August The presenttolaw tho committees have tho letter of the Bunk of England Di power act but it bhould bo marie rectors published Friday is the only obligatory upon them to take nctiou new explanation uHsigued tor the adDeutnci Citnnot lit Cured vance If the mure anuouncemeut by local applications us they cauuot that one bink would use silver for of the ear diseased one fifth of its reserve sends the reach thoonly one portiou way to cure deaf There is bullion valuo of silver dolluis from uess aud that is by constitutional 39 to 41 oeuts cau auyseusible man remedies Deafness is caused by nn doubt that thy decisiou of a great inflamed condition of the mucous lin When and solvent government to adopt free ing of the Eustachian Tube this tube is inflamed you have a coinage would send it up to par rumbling Bound or imperfect hearing aud when it is entirely closed deaf II imi uy yw but not of the bo uess is the result and unless the inWhatever wo do let us flammation cau bo taken out and this giiB vir y Tho people have been tube restored to its normal condition be lion ii is td betrayed quitu enough heariug will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by Courier Journal already Is it possible that tho Courier- catarrh which is nothing but an iu flamed not altogether insensible fllCOH condition of the mucous surJournal to the latihings of a much burdened We will give Oue Hundred Dollars conscience If its errutic aud chain for any case of deafness caused by come catarrh that cauuot bo cured by eleou tuiuuipled editor must through iigaiu let all Democrats Hulls Catarrh Cure Seud for circu free hupe ii iniy be deferred Until nfter larsP J CHENEY CO Toledo O the fit en i Wo dont wuut to tote Sold by Druggist 7fie uuy Ueiiiw ighlH iu this campaign Halls Family PilW are thu best ¬ tax-pirer- The Courier Jtfurual has made au other two coluinu double leaded ap peal for Harmony on the basis of voting for Hiudman These penitential screeds uf Mr Wattersous are getting to be like Tobe Griders Whether the two ceut postage stamp shall be red or green is one of the questions now disturbing the mighty minds of the administration at Washington As the ern of bloodshed that closed Hitrrit umcm with a Homestead riot has bei resumed with a Hazeltou massacre iu Penn ARMOUR HORSE SHOE and HOMESTEAD We sell only the Bet m Nothing is mOrj worthless than inferior fertilizer best is worth buying Only gthe r m sylvania before Melviiileyism is a year old if proprieties are consulted the blood color will be rt tuined When the quarantine down in Mississippi they quarantine The Governor of tin State was out of Jacksou wlieu the Ho til Ii Board took things iu hand aud he is uot allowed to return to his office aud thu seat of government is temporality iu another town The railroads ro also noti fied that if thoy attempted tu violate m quarantine regulations iu running traius that their bridges would bo btirnsd bv the officers Iu Christian couuty and th city of Hopkiusville the Democratic ticket is ruuuiug without a platform The mafes conventions that made theaom inations did not adopt any resolutions aud consequently gold nig Democrats who waut to vote forgwdgjverument cau do so without any bacrificO of principle Out of 17 cases of yellow fever of ficially reported up to last Friduy iu thirteen Southern tuuu only-- seven were fatal The preheut visitation seems to bo a very milii typo of the disease or elso uitfdiu tteieneo has deprived tho scourge uf much of its n 1 -r- -r JCTf- - W E Aii ass KjJ We handle two makes of Drills EMPIRE SUPERIOR We can funiish you a drill with Disc JBoe oii Shoe with or without fertilizer attachment These drills need no comments you all know them t to terror size ot his majority Mastor Commissi ner T Fow- Jor Judge- I3reathms man Friday weui io ivHiiowa QuiuiUny in the in terest of his chief who has already renu mi-- uaimwriting ou Hie wall Judge Cooks election is practicully ussured The ouly doubt is iu the it w mm0 W yi Gleo do Mf rod the much horalded dauseuse of tho Grand Onora Paris i- ii Cuds who wou lust yeir thu prize offered to tho must beautiful a tros iu Frauce and whobo peculiar style of headdress has been exploited the world oyer ar rived iu New York last week to fill her six weeks ougageuieut at Koster m m This is the Deerinsr Corn Harvester Two horses pull it one man operates it and cuts from 6 to 8 acres daily On exhibition at our store Will take pleasure in showing it Au Eddyvdlo dispatch Rays Thomas und Edward AcUltmberg huvo confobbud to tho murder of old man Askew Tlmy FORBES BRO headed him ud suuk uU head in thu river- E tch ueeusoi the other Hiy thoy be rtwmmsmm fioDfu0titll Scntudtirtu 5 lVVy ff HERE AND THERE protection arrriNa ciosiin my k Jf Jgglcton Co Incorporated buyeron Latham Light Guards order of dealer In and handler of Reseryed leaf tobacco General udmissiou 85c seats 60c on sale at Elgins Sept 15 1897 There was au imDave Johnson a white man aged provement in the offering this week about 85 died in jail at Clarksville over last weeks The breaks had a Friday night where he had been con few scattering hogsheads of good fined for lunacy for six months medium to good Italian leaf but as a A nnrl nlriHO nllHRrVfir of whole the offerings were composed NINTH ST PHARMACY JF-- tobacco says that of 1000 acres Been mostly of common to medium lues any form of disease except by one or THOMPSONS OLD STAND NEAR L ir N DEPOT two ways Tho first way is from im- aud common to medium leaf lor perfet caction of tne past wees in iuia wuuk the not average over 400 pounds per acre such there is no special demand out- second way is from kidneys The careless local Oil in Christian County R H Holland and J J Van Cleve side drouth speculators who are treatment of other diseases becoming more numerous each week I have in my hands for sale a fine will have a combination Bale of blood CHIEF CAUSE ed trotting stock on October 20 at the Good Bremen Italian and Australian Unhealthy urine from unhealthy farm of 667 acres ou which there are tobacco ia almost a thing of the past New and Elegant Funeral Car for the Undertaking Department sure signs of petroleum There is a Holland Race Track near town as it is Beldom a hogshead appears on kidneys is the chief cause of bladder well on the farm 9R feet deep and in Dick Everett a Practical Undertaker of 20 years experience has So the fr X Tne coming Stock Showisat the Fair the breaks The demand is good for troubles was createdwomb like the the Spriug of the year the water is charge of this branch of our business for one purpose grounds October 8 and 9 attracting all such at satiafactory pricea Good bladder and if not doctored too much is not so strong with kerosine that the from snuff leaf and spinners more than the usual attention are in good de Give us a call stock will not drink it No 8 Main Street HOPKINSVILLE KV This farm A fine show is already maud and sail at satisfactory prices liable to weakness or disease except Btock men If you want to get in rare cases It is situated back of must be sold assured readily when offered All useful and very close to the bladder there- rich write or call on W S Haleatty Bragg Allen have sold their Btock grades however are scarce and hard fore any pain disease or inconveni- HopkinBville Ky of general merchandise at Elmo to to find and if there is any in stock ence manifested iu the kidneys back NOTICE Griffin who will the holders are holding it back think bladder or urinary Messrs Sallee passage is often ing prices will advance when the ex by mistake conduct the business in future attributed to female Your neighbor by orderiug the Dinner Supper Kefresh Ail persons indebted to tent of the injury from the drouth is weakness or womb trouble of some Several hundred employes of the really known t mentB Ices or other delicacies from Kentuckys leadiug sort The error is easily made and me syiU please come for- ¬ visited L N shops at Howell Ind The conditions are unchanged caterers and sare trouble and money the Tennessee Centennial Saturday from last week except the knife has may be as easily avoided To fiud ward and settle up at once out correctly set your urine aside for as I want to close up my city been They returned home via this at work this week and about all twenty four hours a sediment or setKLEIN SON 516 Fourth Louisville Ky Saturday night the early settiug is in the house aud tling indicates kidney or bladder old business AGENTS FOR ALLEGRETTI CHOCOLATES Mr Louis Spencer Daniel has been rhe Jate plauta have not made any trouble The mild r and the extraor JOHN MOAYON A diuary effect made Master of Oratory for South Ken- headway toward improvement of Dr Kilmers Swamp TlieFarmeis Friend tucky College in this city Mr Daniel great many claim it has gone back- Root the great kidney and bladder will also couduct his School of Ex ward for the last ten days remedy is soon realized you need If Lime For Fertilizer pressiou and Classes in JNashville Mr Buckner of Buckner W H a medicine you should have the spending two days of each week in Co Louisville was in attendance at At druggists fifty cents and one best onWe are making armors a spclal low price dolMany far lime the latter city our sales on Weduesday looking lar You may have a sample bottle mers ure for fertilizing purposespurpose with now using lime for tliU it In after sonif special grades of tobacco and pamphlet both Bent free by mail great Hatlsrnctlon I can bell good large quan ¬ Incontinence of water during tities at very low rates The reiiilts following sleep stopped immediately by Dn Mi sirs Hill and Dortch of Nashville Mention the Hopkinsville Kentuck seeusutits use last for five years Call anJ Dal ton Itro oIllceNoO sixth street E Detchons Anti Dioiietio Cures Teun were looking for stock suitable ian and send your address to Dr beforo buying your rertiller Kilmer Co Binghamtou N Y HOPKINSVILLE LIME WORKS Price SI for their wants children and adults alike The proprietors of this paper guaran Sold by R C Haudwick Druggist WEEKLY REPORT G E Dalton Propr Hopkiusville Ky 155 hhds tee the genuiueness of this offer Receipts for week Vill accept notes for ot can Cash paid for Bonds 17275 hhds year POSITIONS GUARANTEED deposit money in banktuition position until The Democratic County Committee 27G week News Notea From lon met yesterday and transacted some Sales and Bank Stock Hon Enter at any time Cheap board Send for freo Illustrated catalogue Mention this naoer 13902 year impoitaut business in executive ses PonKy Sept 16 Rev Henry Money loaned at 6 per cent iu Draiiglions 390 Nashville Tenn week sion John M Duliu in East Crof Offerings Moore filled his regular appointment sums of Sl500 aud upwards on good 114 RejectioiiB for week AND I ton and S H Myers Jr in Dogwood flu I at Fords Chapel last Suuday farms in Kentucky and Tennessee t Chapel were appointed to fill va1 nauuufli QUOTATIONS Texarkana Tex uotjexceedingdO per cent of appraised Bookkeeping Rev Jim Keath of California cauciea the latter as a temporary sub has Penmanship Shorthand Typewrlllnjr Telegraphy etc The most thorough S 1 50fr 2 00 Trash lugs practical and progressive schools of the kind in the world and the bei tatronised nns In tlm SnnH been in the neighborhood of Croftou value Dwellings to sell or rent stituto Indorsed by bankers merchants ministers and others If our weeks in bookkeepinK with us are equal 2 00 2 75 Common lugs He preiched at Croftou three weeks WALTER F GARNETT CO totwelveveeksbytheold plan Their President Is author of Draughons New System ofllookkeeo Account of Tri State Fair the Illi Medium lugs 3 2n 4 25 and closed his Financial aud Iusurauce Agents incy which nwfc MUKIIIH nnv other school meeting there last nois Central R R will sell tickets to Good lugs 5 50 Eivento any 4 50fr for lmntl piruro nnA 60000 SteilOtrratlhers colleee if vecannot show more written amplications ft Piilna r tlAAB ouuuay no nas ueou eiecteu presi rcrplvprl In the Aast itttrhiAftinttthv Ihnn nnv nthpr Keep Cool EvauBville and return on Sept 20th Low leaf 5 75 4 00 in the South all combined can show to have received in the past five years We expend more dent of Bethany College aud will take to 24th inclusive at one Fair for Common leaf money in the Interest our Employment Department than any other Bus College InTenn takes inas 6 50 5 00 charge the 20th iust Dont bum your mouov but buy tumuli jBauyuu of rantee thatwehaveln the past ml- nmouni we nave uepusnei m Dante as a round trip Return limit Sept 25th Medium leaf 6 50ffl 8 00 our guarantee contracts IIOA1B STUI1V V Itnvo iicuunu win in Iron The especially lor home me uiiure iuinn Bookk eenlmr Shorthand nnd PenmnnQMn WrffHnnfcfnL n- E M Sueuwood Agt The ice cream supper at Fords tho Self Heating Flat of study books on 10 00 8 00 Good leaf r i Punii nKinini most valuable invention the per iiv -month I owe aall to your books on bookkeenln Ke n iiuun u urn ncuvi urn ciugrapier lor tne i1 rwiwuty southern 12 CO Chapel last Saturday night was quite 10 00 i grocery Company of this place salary 7500 per Account of Emancipation Celebra Fine leaf Save d shorthand prepared for home study Jrl Armstrong Pine EluJ Ark a success There was a very large iod wives your fuel clothers cash none tion tho Illiuois Central R R will Selections Especially adapted to crowd out The members took in and sell tickets to Hendersou aud return tailors and milliners about sixty dollars Everything dress makers HENRY P Sept 22nd at one fare for round Apply to G SMITH went off nicely Bob Almon and SPECIAL LOCALS mip Return limited Sept 2rd box 580 Hopkinsville Ky wife and Lee Smith and wife of HopE M Sheiiwood Agt kins county were among those who FRIDAY AT 4 OCLOCK Account of Business Mens Excut BUCKNER CO attended sion the Illinois Ceutral RR will We will soil at PUBLIC AUCTION 3Eeal The drouth still continues The sell tickets to Louisville and return forest trees are dyiug and leares are to tho highest bidders live iiue resiOFFICE OVER FIItST NATIONAL BAiSK certificate plan on Sept 27 28 and drying up on the trees and bushes dence lots next to Bethel Female Good 29 at one and one third fare College aud the residences of Mrs Dealers In all ulast4 of realestate Buy soil Water is scarce Several springs have IIoikinbvjllisKy returning toil days from date of sale and rent Est her Win free Miss Mary McPherson gone dry E M Sueuwood Agent and Mr Walter Kelly These lots are HARPER Whiskey is rapidly be There are a good manv sick around in a good locality anil those desiring like a dogs bark is a sign that EliasKimbeilin father of S A Its here at this writing Alvy Simmous nice property at their own price will coming the naturnl beverage JJitnberliu of thia city died at Hop- - there is something foreign the one thing all parties agree upon EVANSVILLE is quite sick with typhoid fever Mrs do well to be on hand oept n iovi was ffTKinaville ly Republicans Democrats Populists G V Clark aud her oldest son and around which shouldnt be Curistian Count v Abstract Co brought home aud buried at Liberty Even the knownothiug party knows youugest daughter are sick They H W Breathitt and church lest Sunday He was otio of there You can quiet the noise MmBer one thing the merits of HARPER fever have John T Edmunds the oldest citizens in this county but the danger may be there Whiskey Was born Oct 14th 1825 Ke leaves J J Barnes many friends will be Just the same W R LONG For sale by SCOTTS a wife and five children Fulton glad to know that he is better He Theo L Hoover a brakemau on Hopkinsville Ky of Cod liver Oil paULSION Guard u at homo and ic improviug very the Louisville Henderson St Louis slowly road wns ruu over by the cars aud N will soil round trip is not a cough specific it docs The L Wind Mill For Sale at opo fare Sept not merely allay the symptoms tickets to Evansvillo Near Fruit Hill aunt Jane Barnes killed at lrviugton A complete all steel mill 70 feet 20th to 21th inclusive gcol leuming is sick with fever and Miss Polly but it does give such strength George fiussell aged 61 years for high and pump tank and 250 to 800 25 account Tri State until and Sept Dulin is also Bick with tho same many years gate keeper at Cave Hill feet piping for less than 100 to the body that it is able to Fair J M Adams Agt Honey Bee disease R S POOL Graoey Ky Cemetery at Louisville committed N will sell round trip throw off the disease Tho L man who attempted to assas suicide by taking morphine Tho You know the old proverb Notice tickets to Nashville at 200 on Sept sinate President Diaz in tho citv of MauyJellico miners are seeking 19th 20th aud 21st aud for morning of tne ounce of prevention Mexico was lynched by a mob places lie famous lone pacer goes All persons having claims against The iu the Alabama mines train tho 22 good returning until aud About twenty of the lynchers wore operators ara on the hustle for now tho estate of Mrs Caroline E Camp Dont neglect your cough A on Sept 21th Account Youug Mens arrested bell deceased are requested aud no book which will tell you more men Institute on tho 20th Irish American tified to present tho same properly Wednesday and Friday Day on 21st and Emauoipatiou Day the subject sent free on re MoKinley seut to Presi on Prosideut The fuueral of Capt B J Treaoy to my on 22nd dent Diaz of Mexico a telegram of tho Lexington turfman who died iu proven Downerattorneys Messrs Pe quest troo within tho uoxt 30 Rato includes transportation bo on his escape from Boston congratulation took place at Lexington daya for paymont All persons in Yottr druggist keeps Scotts Emul¬ The paces to beat the track tweeu Union Depot and Exposition death at tho hands of an anarchist Saturday debted to said estato will please come record sion of Cod liver Oil Put wf fcv50 Grounds aud Admission to Grounds 206 without rider cfc and f jOO sizes The Dublin Express aud tho DuL forward promptly and s itlo said in United States Marshal James will J M Adams Agent lBth driver or sulky about him This September appoint another colored deputy to liu Independent treat the reports rf debtedness SCOTT BOWNB Nw York John Stites Amos Jackson was Bhot and killed take the place of P H Kennedy who probable famine in Ireland ns greatly 1897 R L AKIN Secy Ex of Caroline E Campbell deed reslguod from ambush uear Jackson exaggerated Dr E N Fruit Dentist olDco ov r v Bank Hopklnsvillo Ky Tifjf yB uur hiomattsia Sdtn Lee a Clarksvillo Chiutunan lawa aud institu has opened a laundry in Guthrie tion This hi the Twenty head of good tnulei for work of our repre solo at C H Laynea stuble W J sentatives execu Withors tivea and judges household Each The HauBon Exchange has been needs protection sold to J J Jackson of that place This is tho work of Thoroughbred Jersey heifer calf the parout or guardian liacn person solid fawn color for aulo at 1U in- needs protection Protection Irom quire at this office storm aud sun heat and cold each Clif Pool a boh of Mr Goo Pool person miiBt provide for himself Pro work of is very sick at his home live miles tection from disease is the is better wise doctor Prevention north of tho city of than cuio Formation better than BIG bargain 400000 worth reformation first class city pioperty for sale or Pe ru ua is a natural protection to exchange for farm or good paying the housohold from the ills of life It hotel Answer this otlico protecta as well as cures It is the Mr John Davenport of Sinking womans friend in all of her phys Kirch troubles Joa Pork is Buffering with strangulated iological and hiB recovery is considered ensteiner 87 Croftou street Cleve hernia We have used land Ohio writes doubtful South Vir- - Pe ru na for eight years bb our fami A delightful homo on During the whole of ly medicine ginia Street for rent houso 8 rooaas that timo we have not had to employ orchard jfelargo shady yard garden a physician Our family consists of W W Ware aud grass lot seven aud wo always use it for the Mr Wm Ezard and MIbs Louise thousand and one ailments to which be Palis both of Henderson will to- mankind is liable We have used it in cases of scarlet fever diptheria and united in mrrriage in NaBhvillo Whenever one of the fammeasles day anA AwoXWntr hnilHQ at ily feels in the leant ill mother al culniIIn and you for rent ways says Take Douglaba Station Bell P apply to will be well or if we do not happen for 1898 For information 8 Mtf to have any We will have to get O D Bell Bell Ky more Pe ru ua Send for free book for women only Tickets for tho concert Friday night are now on sale at Elgins and Har- written by Dr Hartman Address Clays Reserve your seats as The Pe ru ua Drug Manufacturing ness Co Columbus Ohio crowd will boa large one the who has Mrs Clifton A Clark TOUACCO NEWS been dangerously ill of typhoid fever for several weeks is now on the road to recovery HOPKINSVILLE MARKET for Reported by J 11 Egleton of Oummlngi Remember the entertainment UK Our nation needs protection This i Two Ciwes of Yellow 1trer at Culm til Yrterlj- Iteport tltn wnrlr nt flin New Orleans Now cases 8 deatliB and di CNstntesuion 2 total cases 40 Mobile Now cases 11 deaths total cases 29 Biloxi New cases 6 deaths tal cases 85 1 to- ¬ Everything Usually found in first class groceries at all i Ha Louisville Military Band Under the leadership of Theodore Buckner will render the follow- ¬ ing program at the timo can be found in our mammoth store Edwards New caBes 12 Scraulou New cases 8 Cairo III Casea 2 total ol i f 4 4i Vegetables Tabernacle Friday Night March and Stripes Forever b Pe-ru-u- a the benefit of A Springfield III Sept 19 Dr Egau secretary of the ntato board of health to day Rent tho following telegram to the office of tho board here in regard to the two Buspected cases of yellow fever at Cairo Cairo III Sept 19 Charles Ryan Springfield Two caseb at Marino hospital Cairo heretofore re ported suspicious are declared by Dr Guiteras as true yellow fever The type of tho disease is mild aud there is little danger of its spreading The grounds are thoroughly quarantined and guarded under my di E B CLARK GO rpction by sheriffs posse M- CITY MAltKBT HOUSE Signed J A Eoan Dr Guiteras the yellow fever ex40MK Scavenger office phone 67 4 PHONE 107 J pert is here and pronounces the two 26 YEARS IN suspicious cases at tho marine hos J T Hall city scavenger can be pital to be mild cases of yellow fever reached by telphone at any time SAME OLD STAND In view of the prompt measures Call No 151 SMEmS taken there is no danger of spread COUKTKS D1LIUENCK and the patients are now convalescent Up Stairs in Henry BfocJc Op Opera House One of them came from Point Pleas ant and th other from the dredge boat Alphia lying at East Cairo Ky you and will do it if you will tome and tee m large ttcck of There are several other cases of sick ness on the Alphia and Dr GuitFURNITURE AND KINDRED BRANCHES eras and Dr Egau will investigate My expenses are light as I am up stairs and I will make it them in the morning IN DRUGS pay you to come and see me Iu the meantime a strict quarantine I am prepared to do Undertaking in all its branches lam also has been instituted against East a practical EMBALMER Ifefer you to those that have Cairo Moth Balls Packing Camphor Hon seen my work The Franklin grand jury brought d u rati Sarsaparilla Disenfectants of A W PYLE iu indictments against Stiglitz Hoi all kinds and a complete line of leubach Doru James E Stone Albert Scott and John H Johns for Elastic Cottage Paint gambling White Lead Linseed Oil and Turww pentine aud family paints rmrfffjr ONE OF TWO WAYS Come to See Us The bladder was created for one purpose namely a receptacle for the jnjjrmur WWWWVA urine and as much it is not liable to Our Prices new INTRODUOINO SOLOS FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS Soupa INTERMISSION OF FIVE MINUTBS Ovorturo Orphous Offenbach Overture King For n Day Adam such as peas beans cu- ¬ Selection Wizard of the Nilo Selection in Gay New York cumbers tomatoes etc Characteristic CottonVictor Herbert GusKerker Blossoms Prof E K White Milt Hall Trombone Solo Dencriptive Overture From FireINTERMISSION OF FIVE MINUTES side to Battlefield Dalbey La Buladiue Lysberg be Cornet Solo Sea Flower Polka Are as low as can SYNOPSIS -- Prayer at Home Rolliufioii 4 oclock Revielie Mess Call Start found in the city and for traius Train to Battlefield Con Prof C J Kiefer Soloist quality of goods un- ¬ federate Baud iu Distance Family Rhapsodie Huugroise No 2 F Liszt airs both bands The vacant chair surpassed FautaBie Old Kentucky Homo Just before the battle Skirmishing CWDalbey Battle scene Finale Fresh from the gar dens every morning Watch For the Big Parade at 5 P J5 Seasonable oodsTl0 I Can Sell F 3 Renshaw J O COOK Furniture and Uudertaker New Stock Best G oods and LOWEST PRICES OUTDO I f I J C JSSSsMJfrXrfsr1 f7 tzstowxisouvto f w 1 v 5 iii niJ 1 1 Yotif Cough Estate Ag ents Fair Ml in State 20 to 24 209 Sept HAPPY JACK I i in VI f 6- - t ifr- - laiai IwkiiMviUe MOSIO STANDS -1 lttttttkiR IWHJBSES Neglocts them One of the most curious effects of the general icplncmg of horecs by oluciricity and cable traction for drawing street cars is boing experi enced by one of liic extensive car lines in this city Which still usqs liorees Ono would suppose thrit since the only lines in the w hole country which continue to uso horses now form but a very small percentage of those which used them five years ago these lines would linve a much wider range of choice and could get horses of n grade superior to thcgcn eral run of thoscwhich used to be of ¬ fered to them Remarkable as it may seem this is the exact opposite of the Tho Demand So Smnll That the Trado Old Bicycles Made New - i Groat Variety Ornamental as Well at Useful Tito pocket music stand is n very simple and nt the same time vary ingenious contrivance formed of thin strips of wood joined together winch fold up into the ptilkot n block six inches in length by about COUNTY FAIR nn inch square In this form it Can be cnrricdin tho pocket as easily nsn IXCOKPOKATIOD folded two foot rule Whoti opened out it mnkes n desk as the top part of at- a music stand is called supported by Will be a brace nt tho back It has no stand- ¬ ard It ia intended to bo placed upon a tablo or on achnir on the shelf or wherever it may bo convenient for the player Folding portablo music stands which arc complete and adjustable as to height are made of iron and of steel in 12 or 15 different styles and in various styles of finish japan nickel plate and bronze The fold- ¬ ing portable music stand is very light and it folds into a space 18 or 20 inches in length and about an inch M V DULIN Pres in diameter NIt is carried ia a round B GALBREATH Secy Treas leather case which in dimensions is JOUETT HENRY Asst Secy a little longer but much slenderer than a music roll Or the portable folding stand may be carried in trunk Music or valise or traveling bag stands of this kind are sold in consid- ¬ erable numbers for use in homes but they are used most commonly by pro- ¬ EW BICYCLES fessional musicians in traveling and NEW BICYCLES FOR SALE TO RENT on picnics excursions lnwn parties house festivities and the various oc- ¬ casions where music is required but Aad we are prepared to do any kind of repairing on short notice where no music Btands arc provided Portable music stands arc an article SINGLE WHELS AND TANDEMS FOR RENT of large and steady sale thousands Oar Kent Wheels are all new and Up to date Secondhand wheels bought and sold of them are sold annually ATX WORK GUARANTEED The orchestra music stand is fa- ¬ miliar It has a desk of ample pro- ¬ Mado In The First Annual Stock and Poultry Show of the CHRISTIAN yv Twenty Years Proof Tints Liver Pills keep the bow els ia natural motion and cleanse th stem of all impurities An absolute cure for siclchcadache dyspepsia sour stomach constipation and kindred diseases The Coast Line to A1ACKINAC tSrciup New Steel Passenger Steamers The OreattJt Perfection yet attained In LuxurlOBi bqulpment Boat Conitructlon ArtMtlc PurnUhlnor Decoration and EHc Insuring the highest degree of lent Service TAKfi TH1 COMPANY Cant do witfaout flvcrn held Bpkiosville Ky WW MM R P Smith Chilesburg Va writes I dont know how I could do without them I have had Liver disease for over twenty years Am now entirely cured W PeiOSKEY LOW iO Xb MACKINAC PETOSKfeY CHICAGO DETROIT y COMFORT SPEED AND SAFETY Four Trim pm Wkk Bctwien Toledo Detroit and Mackinac THE 806 AND DULUTH Oct 8 and 9 J Admission 25 Cents JNEW BICYCLESTOREi OUR REPAIR SHOP IS 1897 The New York city line referred to runs in direct competition with the cable lines of tho upper West side and its managers who recently purchased it determined as soon as they came into possession to place upon it a su ¬ perior lot of horsrs and in this way improve its running until mechanical propulsion could ho introduced Orders wore sent out to buy the need ¬ Much to the surprise of ed horses the managers it was discovered that there were almost no street car horses of any kind to be bought The explanation of this situation lies in the fact that since the demand for street car horses almost ceased the trade machinery by which they were gathered has fallen into disuse A few years ago the street cnr horses were one of the most important fea ¬ tures of the horse market They were animals of n standard grade and of almost stable price and every part of truth Tutfs Liver Pills We liHve seen n good mnnv wet hens iu our tune but have never Been one that was mad Liver Miikt ft a Well NUu Are you bilious countipated or troubled with jaundice melt Iwnl uche bad tuHte in mouth foul breath coateu tongue dyspepsia inrtigen tion hot dry skin pain iu hack and between th- - Bhoulrlers chills nnd fever etc If you have any of these Bymptoms your liver ia out of order and your blood iB slowly being poisoned becaiso your blood does nnt nnt nronnrlv F fprhinn roill nnrn any disorder of the liver stomach or i i r i uuwb8 equui it iuis uu 7Fi t as a liver medicinn Pricn ronu Pr trial bottle at R C Hardwieks drug t MARQUETTE yt Return Including Heal and Bertha Prom ro 151 Cleveland SlS from Toledo Detroit 13 50 DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE RATBStoPlctureiqueMacklMcanA J p A Sound Connecting at Cleveland with Earliest Trains for all points Basr South and South west and at Detroit for alt points North and Northwest Sunday Trip June July August and Sipt Only EVERY DAY BETWEEN rr Between Detroit and Cleveland ClevelandPut-in-BayToIcd- Send or Illustrated Pamphlet Address A A SOHANT2 m w DBTBOIT MIOH tub Detroit k Clmli Stan xw Ci 7he Alamo SHAH7VNIO i store What n good time a worm musi have who has found a humd iu the center of a rips peach Tho intense Itching MitlMiiuiTiniiicI to these diseases 1b instantly allayed by applyiug Chamberlains Eye id Skin Ointment Muny very bad cased have been permanently cured by it It is equauyeiuuioiimn jkjiuijk pucs uau W a favorite remedy for bore- - nipples i chapped hruui cnilbltdnn frost biteo and chronic eoro eyes BO cts J er deuC THE OHASB DAVIDSON Oysters Fish ame portions Formerly it was lighted by a gas jet under a tin shade now Old Racket Stand REPAIRED i it is more Commonly - lighted bv an in- v j candescent electric light attached to ie talc the bulb bcuuj shaded y a ABOLTJb VPres AGenl Cgi little pear shaped reflector Much CHASE Pres STEPHEN throws ihe Kgnl Wn upon the Tbc orcheslra music music page iNconroRATEn stand is movable it is of course ad ¬ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN AND SHIPPERS OK justable as to the height of the desk GJ pretty wide and it is mado with LOUISVILLE KY 329 331 THIRD AVENUE ledge at the foot of the desk so that it will hold a bulky score or a thick bunch of music nnd hold the leaves up when turned Orchestra music A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOOUE OF THE stands are usually made simple and ocStbhttohBosihessuqllege plain buta the stand of the leader the B bybvt cupying conspicuous place in center is of a more ornamental char- ¬ C33rdTcar LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY OorUaiiu Valualtle Information to that ilttlrlngtaZeam acter ETC TttEGRAPHY PENMANSHIP SHORTHAND BOOK KEEPING Parlor music stands arc now used RQtCS VOlTf LOW more commonly than ever before tlatqualed IbcUUtufor Jjocattno Gmilttnlct in Lucrative SUuationi and they are made in many styles from the simplest to the most elabor- ¬ ate Formerly and until within com- ¬ paratively recent years while ornate parlor music stands were sometimes T J WALSH STOVES CO Poultry and Celery gw S7 I i It I t v F B life hanbery mndethestaiuhwcreu6ally of rather simple forms and designed with a REASONABLE RATES view to utility only now whilo the simpler ones are still madethe parlor Corner 12th and Main Streets music stand is often a highly deco- ¬ rated as well as useful article of fur- ¬ HOT AND COLD BATHS BARBEK SHOP BAR niture nnd mado to match the room in which it is placed In recent years music rooms in private houses have multiplied and these are often deco ¬ rated and furnished in Ihe style of KENTUCKIANS Clubbing Lint for tbi- - season 1ms been care- - some period Louis XV or Louis THE XVI or colonial or empire or re fully culed and only the bust publications ate used naissance and music stands arc Our readers can make considerable saving by ordering all of their read made to harmonize with all the vari- ¬ ing matter through us ous stylos When more than ono periodical in wanted in connection with the KEN Parlor music stands are of course TUCKIAN send us your list and we willreturu estimate on the combination adjustable as to the height of the CaBh miit accompany all orders aud remittances must be by Bank desk and there are now made stands which in desk tho Draft Postoffice Money Order or Express Ordii or rack upon which the music Tho prices quoted below iueludo one years subscription to the KEN is placed may be adjusted nt any de TUCKIAN Address all orders to thu sired slope Parlor si amis arc made Kentuckian Hopkinsville Ky most commonly with a single desk or music rack for one nlavor- - but n60 Century Magnzine New York they are sometimes made with a 0 Cincinnati Inquirer wo kly r- double dek n desk with t music rack 2 10 Commercial Appeal Memphis 2- on both sides to serve for two players - 2F0 Courier Evmisvillr And there are parlor stands with 275 Courier Journal Lit- folding music rneks which can be 225 CommereiHl opened nut to hold tho music of two 3 00 Home Jmrnal w Fnrmers player on each side or such a stand 1 50 Konim opened out upon ono side ontynmy 44U Frindi Lesli s in nthlyNew York 22 Home and Pim serve to hold tho music of tom har nild j Journal New York 2i0 pupil standing side by side Tho vari 4 50 Seiibufih MgHzinu New York ous kinds of heads r or desks Youths- ouiaiiiiu New York 975 may be bought with a single bnjoor Ladies Hum itruul - 3 0 standard by shifting the head the DemoMstV Mtgriziue New York 850 stand is made to ill tho reuuiromonte Km uier monthly 2 0 Tri State of one or two players or of a trio or a 250 Ne Yirk Wuild l weekly quartette of players There is one parlor music stand whose desk is supported upon a pillar Xi W U Faxon Wiukicii W or base of cabinet work ono side of which is fitted as a door Within the base is revolving rock to hold ona or two violins Above them i6 a comTobacco Warehousemen Commission Merchants Grain Dealers partment for rosin and strings Upon the inner side of the door are attach ¬ Warehouse con russellville and sts Irc ments to hold violin bows Parlor music stands are mado of Hopkinsville Ky oak and of mahogany in many styles All Tobacco dent ub Covered by Insurance Liberal Advance on Conaigninents and dosigns the simpler forms boing quite inexpensive More elaborate stands nre finished in white enamel M FSHRYER and in white nnd gold and there arc massive stands of elaborate design finished in all gold Arlington Hotel Louisyille Ky the country contributed its quota The street car horse had to be big end able and sound at limb and wind but it might be of any age Fw lni edlong enough in the service to make the question of a few yearn Jnore or The de less of any consequence the price man3 was constant and never varied in New York more than Dealers from 125 to 150 each could always count on getting this price and getting it promptly and as a consequence every horse which would answer the purpose was a safe inestmeut at a Utile smaller price and n clean profit of 10 a horse was regarded as a fair margin in handling them Horses of nil Forts which lacked the qualities of speed beauty or youth but possessed tho other requirements were quickly sorted out from the markets of the whole coun- ¬ try nnd every big dealer was always able to gather droves of car horses ns fast ns the companies needed them The trolley has superseded the cai horses and car horses are no longer quoted as staples in the market Tin companies which still use hem are obliged to go out and search themarts and buy them one by one instead of simply sending out an order for 100 or 200 or 500 and getting llietn its readily as they would so many loads N Y Sun of hay or grain J ¬ Tetter Salt Itheum and Kuzcma StLQiiisSanFrancSscoRR THROUGH CAR ROUTE BETWEEN AND SPRINGFIELD PITTSBURG JOPLIN WICHITA EUREKA SPRINGS FT bi Tonic blood pnrificr and condition They are not food but vermifuge medicine and the best iu use to put u horse in prime condition Price 25 cents per package S dd by R C Hard wick FTnnkius just what a horse needs when in bad Dr Cadys Condition rowdcrs are SMITH DALLAS SAN ANTONIO HOUSTON GALVESTON PARIS villeKy Solid Vestibuled Tiln with Pulimsn Hfv7 Dining Halts snd Reclining Chair Ct Mapi time tablet and full information fulnithtd upon application to W C Stp of Some people hVn no appreciation luythiig beyond something to er IELT1UE GEO Tiav Pasar Agent ST LOUIS MO T IICHOLSOI Genl Paur Agent ST LOUIS MO t X Owing to over crowding and bad ventilation the air of the school room is otteu close and impure and teachers and pupils frequently suffer from lung and throat troubles To all Hitch we would say try Chamber Iains Jough Remedy For coughs colds weak lungs and bronchial troubles no other remedy can compare with it S iyn A O Freed Superin tendent uf Schools Piairii Uepoi Ohio Having som knowledge of the efficacy uf JliHiuheiliiiuri Jougn Remedy I Im e uo hrhitation iu recommending it to ull who Miffer from coughs luug troubles etc For Brtle by R C Eiardwick A J B 1 i Jj eAtv6JeACh S No 51 iisvn LRsr Ji AbKlLWAY louis 1 tex lially am am 0 14 iriiwvvn lvJoutVllle Vf M No Hi Unity doUar 3 OlubbiiiG List THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE ica thin inons power in Amer the Ten Juuimudmeuth Huh m ihJ Litjsvjllj 1 1 i Wheeler Mills Proof Co rr PEOPLliS WAREHOUSE HANBERY SHRYER Proprs Infect on from Diipatchos m Railroad St Between Tenth iHOPKINSVILE KY and Eleventh jarCaVoful attoutipii given to sampliugruud Eelliug all tobacco consigned to im Liberal advances on tobacco iu store AJ1 tobacco iusured unlea trvfiEc instructed It has been averred that Lord Salis- ¬ bury was the first victim of influenza in western Europe and that the malady was conveyed to him through some foreign office dispatches froi St Petersburg It Saved tliiCrmipy Clnldrvu It 13 Rjpidly Baco ninj the Tongue Wo have it splendid Seaview Va of Trrde sale on JhttmberhiiuH Cctih Rem Notwithstanding all the difficulties edy and our ciihtouierH coming hum foreigners find in mastering the Kng iir unit utntr npeuK ut it in i lie liign lish language that tongue is becom est teiuiH Many hne haul tun turn ing the handmaid of commerce the chidreu would have died of croup it world over Kir Michael Mulhall has UliaiuUerluiuH Cough Kuiedy linl KELrAH Ouiuien shown that of all tho seven European not been smvn Tlir J5 auo 50 cent bizoi for btiiu lv languages the English alone has in- ¬ H U fcUulwick creased in use since the hcgjnning of the century And the figure- - toll a Even if a mau has nervo he dis story not of nominal increase but of liken for occasion to arise f r using ii jumping up to more than double the Cupid broalcH hiw bow at the sigln percentage being from 12 to 27 Three great countries u ithin a sin ¬ of a lace full of pimplen IIoliuw eyeb gle year have ordered tho tcachjng of cheeks sunken defy and a uallow complexion will Jhh beit iumi English in tho schools This w the tioiih lieauly- is more than skin first thing Li Iluug Chang enw to deep The hkiti is merely the hui when he returned from his trip ftice on which is written in plain around the world Japan i giving to characters tuo condition of the bod the study of English literature nnd Dr iieicoH Uoldeu Medical Di- language more time than to her own ruveiy ia good foi the coinplexiuu tongue President Diaz has com because it uwkm tho digestion Htrutig kind- cli aiH out pelled the study of English in all tho and inoiHihing impurities uf all HHsimi the ability to by schools of Mexico late tiiitritiouH food ttd by the in The queer and sometimes awkward fuHiuii of its own iugredieuts ii features of English orthography are enriches tho blood ami so mako the only blocks to the general accept solid healthy flesh Ic cures diseabeb ance of our tongue in commercial of the Jung- - liver stomach bowulh dealings Then too there is no court skin aud scdlp simply because nil of last resort to which points can be these diseases spriug from the same carried This is the kind of arbitra- ¬ cause a disordered digestion and blood tion that the world needs most say consequent impure people whose trade brings them in Tho teal treasure of u home is the contact with all nations woman with an aptitude for finding Americas great commercial com- ¬ urtieles that are lost petitor tiermany is the most active A Cure for IUIIoim Colic in efforts to displace English by the Resource Screven Co Ga 1 have German language or by some new and universal tongue Naturally Ger- been mibjeet to uttuckH of bilious colic Chamborlaiua many opposes the advent of such a for several years court of arbitration as is proposed by Colic Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy ia the tradesmen for that country realizes charm only mire relief it It acta like a One duso of given it would invariably lend to the choice when all other remedial tail Grelit l D of English aud drive out the mother SiiAitP For Halo by R C Haul wick tongue N Y Press Trying to economize makes ene Shwlnj Time a Nifiht inieb An long aB you turn your A post office clerk in Svdnev emits money loobu you are u good fellow on electric Hash light lasting five tec A ture Thing for Von onds every hour during tic night A traiUAullon In which you ciuiuot lose li n thus ounbling those living miles away Hiiro thing Juluiunneba sick Iieaclnolio lurried tongue fuver pilot unci a thousand other to ascertain the exact time Ills are caused hy coiiittiuUou and sluggish I Candy won The Ohio penitentiary boa more liver iincarets ttmulautCathartic the tonic and Intestinal to fuliiHW liver e by U driigulsts uuarauteed to than paid all its expenses during the money reunded U ti Uaro a surocure or thing Try a box to day 10c 80 N Hmpl and pwt four months Steluil Iolnt KrfinflVnliut Irvlnirtm invfrtiori HswrrfVlll lt wNMirt irl Owpiiwboro MMItrfvOlf ImmII1 n m 1 1 Of 1 m p m II 28 m I In in 12 07 iD Pal p m 121 put ji in I f Hi m 1 1 htfpm lOHtm 10 U8 p m in K 7Mm 20 u in ini 80pm 7 a ra 720pm 840am B 4U iv HpilU Vlllr ni wiisii iliidfrM 11 No f2 vlivmiiri import 8t ihe r LouNvllle or I OwiMhor l tJpr llVJVtllM j a m 27 a ni n n7 fl w Hu u in 7 i 7a ti 1 nlly m So Dnly M 2M p mi a 16 3 JV p n pm p 111 10 Hii iilnl IrvliiKttH UrnrnlcilHi ru 8 II 0 ni 111 r t I H2 I 51 17 p nv 5 35 r I p ill in in III r 8 p m 10 p in in p ns HI p in p m mi 00 p x For furMiiT M lnlriiiittini I M1KIIPE Kv addri P A G ijmMllleKy W M1111 wiiliiril FIFTH AVENUE IIOTHi m K ctL rll Uest3Hoteliutlie Electric Elevate PiebCampbeli Manager- - H SH B ijmTja TRADE Patents taken thromsh Munn special notice Iu tho A BO YEARS BXPERIENOE Anyone sendlntt a sketch and description may aulckly ascertain free whether an Inrentlcm Is strictly probably patentable Communications patents conllUuntral Oldest aBenoyrprsecurlny ofllce Waslilngton Wo haTe In America MARKIf DE8IDN8 nnisvRiaiiTS Ao V to recelTe SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN siiOsIx months bpcclmen copies oml Hand Book on Iatknts sent tree Aaarosa 381 BrouUwV HUNN CO ew Aork Folix Pooll who was out eighteen times by a KQn in Ohio county will die tho attondiug physiciatia Buy To Cure Coiistltutloii Forever CMcarfls Caudy Cathartic lOoorSSe IfUCOlall tUGurodruKsjtsisrvtHHd money TaVe booklet f rot MearMgad flojiMitflutllc Sicntiiiiiian THI3 AITtlAT brook bachelor farm X ing it live mi os north of ha Porto lnd mill 1U vow oldi had iiovcrseon a railway eurriiigo or street car until ho visited Michigan City recently gmti iunibcrofnrgtfWntiir llos luuo been ctttlgfit in Uia region of Englfwood Kla and their nioitllias been suited The meat cured is said district ivceks the tut known statesman Tor to tnstc niiuli liko beef who wns responsible for section 22 of A Tuli ii Wen i I Daniel Todd ft negro S ciiM old of White Cloud Kan couldnt get n self binding rwipor fltJ Jleottt his whom witliii ejthennd IljtfiKl it himself mint old way rffi CONGKESSMAN TAVVNEY The Mlniicxotn Stun Wlio Nlppcit Cnn nlnn Unllrouil The man who pui a Ulilk tit the Cann the toft dluu railroads by per cent riifurhnimiting duty on bonded goods shipped through Canada to the United Stateahns been discovered Mlti neaota claims him und Is firodd of hint He 1b Congressman Inniei A Tuwney of Winona and he represents tin First AVEMTURCS OF A PICTURE KKUEC IK SIX lIOUi8 tlic Dingley tariff bill hn been praised by the press commended by the pub lie blested by tho railroad meii of the A V owns U25 ship nl Waldblitiro and urges as one hens and chiilcciis claim for the posttion tliat a man tnnt enn jnanngo it big Hock of hens etic- cessfnlly is ciial to any public trust A Kfiode Island man is going into the wishbone buHiuvs lie will buy the magic little bones from firms itUiat sell canned chicken and iheli dis- Iioro of them to the feminine nur- - candidate for the postmastcr Mp ehasersfordeconjlive and sentimental purposes boring while A detective through a partition in a Haines Law hotel in New Yorlc lo gcu if the wall heard a was of legal thickness startled exclamation from the nct Oh Heavens Im stabbed rooin His gimlet had penetrated a lodger Au apology and a glass of whisky soothed Hie wound An immense gray ougle fluttered its broad wings over ft farm near and then suddenly Youngstown swooped down upon the child of Samuel Jackson The bird sank its talons into the child and was attempting to carry it off when the farm hands drove away the eagle with three-year-old clubs PUZZLED THE SAVANTS Wise Men of Washington Wire Fllbd with Alam In one of the many glass cases in i F the Smithsonian institute at Wash ington is a stuffed owl This partic- ¬ ular owl is the one in the words of A the late President Hayes that jarred and the Washington monument therein lies the story During centennial year congress I evolved to provide the necessary funds for the completion of the mon- ¬ ument which up to that time had been worked at only while the several Tt smaller appropriations lasted was discovered however that the original foundation was likely to bo ijncapablc of sustaining the enormous weight of marble necessary for car- ¬ rying the shaft fiiJO feet above terra A new foundation was there ¬ firraa fore needed and architects thought a solid concrete bed 100 feet square and nearly 14 feet in thickness would accomplish the strengthening de¬ meddler and an estopper of industry It Is safe to say that he Is execrated by the Canadian Pacific road but thoto are those in tills country ho say he is one of the greatest and shrewdest statesmen in America and that he rich ly deserves to be president of the United States before he dies Mr Tnwney is thesonof a blacksmith At the uge of 15 he entered his fathers shop and learned the trade of black smithing Then he took up mechanics nnd mastered that trade He worked at the bench until he vus22 and then he began to read law at night when he was freo from the necessity of labor For two years he studied thus unaided Then he entered the law office of Bent ley Vance of Winona his own town In one year Ihe was admitted to the bar and then took a- course in the law school of the University of Wisconsin In 1S90 Mr Tnwney was elected to the state senate Six years ago he was elected to congress and has been twice reelected He is a republican and one of the quietest members of the house Mr Tnwneys suggestion will save no end of business to the railroads of the United States How nluable the privilege is may be gathered from the squirming of the Canadian Pacific road which got most of the traffic No man in Minnesota is as big to day ns Congressman Tnwney nud he is just 42 years old France II is son Louis Dire dOrlcnns a pious prince- - thought the head of Leda too pagan and had it cut out Coypcl bought the painting nnd JAMES A TAWNEY painted in a head from memory He Author of Section 22 or the Dingley Bill sold it to Pasquin collector who sold country and set upon by Canadians as a it at a large profit to l rederick the Great Intdrosting Talc of a Painting Famous tor Many Centurtos We have hoard ol lliuadvoiittiresof ii guinea The story of a pnlulfng brought to Italic by Queen Uinstina of Sweden i not Icssinterocting The Subject is Leila and her attendant nymphs attacked in a bath b iwaii It was painted year ago for the duke of Mantua and given b him lo lCmperor Initios V lhilippa took it from Italy to Spain It vwih bought there by the Sfulpt or Leone Leoni who sold it tin putim dealer for the collection of Kniperor Rudolph II The Swedes took it with other spoils of the Seven Wars War to Stockholm where Chrif tinn look a fancy to it and with other treasure transported it to Home She left it to Cardinal Azzolino whin died a few months after it was handed over to him It payed on to his nephew and wa sold by him to Piinco Livio Odcscalchi who left it to his cousin Prince Ihirdassono OfTecalclii who sold it to the DucdOrlean regent of Marshal Jaou t took it from a prnsfian palace and brought it back to Paris It was there restored and given hack to the ling of Prussia in 1815 The head Ml oil Ihe eamu on the way and n new head wns in- ¬ serted by Schlesinger The picture is now in the powsion of the Her- ¬ man emperor who is fncinnted by the swans As he likes to think him- ¬ self a Lohengrin that is as it should he The curious thing is that the artists name has not gone down to posterity though the picture has been famous for so many centuries London Truth FICTION AND REAL LIFE The Sympathetic Man Sketch We Sometimes Meet of One When he came to that part of the story where the villain treats the heroine with contumely and insult he clenched his list and gritted his teeth and muttered Scoundrel with a sympathetic snort There was a very realistic part a few pages further on where a sweet DR VON HOLLEBEN I Iked at Wiinliiugton Dr von Hollcbcn who will soon come to Washington us the umbassador from Germany is one of the best known diplomats in Kurope The doctor is also well known nnd highly esteemed in Wash sired ington where he filled the post of GerDuring the operation of replacing man minister from March 1802 to the old foundation it was considered September 1893 The mission was then expedient to provide means for not- ¬ raised to un embassy and Dr von Hoi ing carefully the slightest vibration leben Was replaced by Ambassador of the Avails lest the monument inight Saurma Jeltseh The new ambassudoi be in danger of collapsing Accord js highly educated and a most suave ingly a heavy weight was suspended man He speaks English with as much English by a stout thread from the apex to a fluency as a born American orJive years pn the man and during his stay here Washing pan of thick sirup located ago lie won rnnnj- - friends in base so that no chance draught of ton society where he was known as air would be likely lo sway the weight An ingenious contrivance was so at ¬ tached to the weight that the slight- ¬ est vibration of tho shaft would bo faithfully recorded and its insecure ity would at once be an established The IVeiv ficminn AmniiHftitilor Is Well factv Onemorning a few months after these careful precautions had been taken there was a great commotion A complete among tho workmen record of numerous perturbations and trembling had been written on the in- ¬ dex showing conclusively that the mammoth obelisk had jarred swayed and settled during the night Scien Ufitj heads were dubiously shaken fritter much persuasion one of the men finally consented to go to the top and examine into the cause The astonishing report camo into the midst of tho anxious throng below that an owl in seeking shelter in tho lofty tower had somehow maneged to catch its wings in the thread and was still hanging there suspended to tho in- ¬ terior p the monument and in- ¬ numerable flappinga and struggles yty his owlship had all been recorded ty the index as testimony against the stability of plumb laid marble blocks Philadelphia and solid concrete child pleads with her father who has gone wrong and implores him to return to the once happy home At this the reader laid down the book blew his nose and wiped his eyes furtively ITe was a very sympathetic man He nnd the story was well written was almost overcome at times lint when the dying wife with gasping breath forgives her husband tells him to beware of the villain nnd then passes away amid alfectiug surroundings ihe reader let the volume drop to the ground and sobbed as if his heart would break It was really homo time before he could gather himself together and recall Ihe fact that it was but a story after all and not real life Hut his heart was a very soft one that was easy to he seen lust then his wife came in from an afternoon call that she had made What the blazes do you mean woman by keeping me waiting for dinner nil this time Ihesunpathet If you ie man burst out savagely are so indifferent to my society und comfort you can cat your food by yourself for a change nnd you can expect me back when you see me and not before Do you hear that With these words he snatchod up his hat gave his little boy a resound- ¬ ing cuff on the ear for bciug in the way and stamped off to his olub not forgetting io slam the door with ter-¬ N Y Journal rific violence Tho sugar consumed in tho United States- annually iivoragos- M pounds for each puifeoiijonosovoiitju plftiin facto of her of which is grown hero betnjf physical A swiftly pi tolled llalli in iv and the ofcott9c nefT qiicnccs game at Fort KdwrtrclJiWY struck ItcU Slh lnw no R C Hardwick drnggiHt HopkiLH wretchtho batsman Arthur Smith behind riphe tObe when viile Ky ed and UI the left ear causing instant death she tutajit be How many kin an old man has No boy in- Berlin nnitiand free from A wouclor ho ih miserable hinifplf becnueat hi older innijcd Womets Trho ilnif through life weighed torturing dragging Improve vour eyes get lid oCthat sisters- birthday party tho piece of down orby some of their sex are not weakdoiujr disease ness rough grinding feeling of the lids cake heiiuceived wns- binnllbn than tiieir fiilf duty to themselves They are not enlightened sci taking- the means which and clear your hight hy apply hers being well and strong ence afford mg SoutherJauds Eagle Eye Sulve There are 2000 skunks in a and capable- the in of of people who never had skunk farm nt Vain Thuusrfiids These special comptaints from which so ICttenvilleN Y soro eyes use it to clear tho sight and Haw meat is are not necessary Dr their chief food and un ¬ mnny women suffer Prescription positively Dlerces Favorite strengthen the eye- less they are fed on Uiis their furfnlls cures even the most severe and obstinate Qiwes It always hkmh an effort for some ou t in spots to h not a haphazard medicine It is not to be good uutured men Railroad engineers- in Germany OiewT atl It is a scientific remedy de by an educated and experienced spe vised for tnrcfullicss If oraflut for the one purpose of curing the ore rewarded Wonderful bouLk Wuvclutu Uoul Ouro they run ten vears without accident special diseases of women Quickly dissipates all scrofulous eucb engineer receives n gold medal Ttenfi of thousands of women have been restored to perfect health by this wonderful taints iu tho system ouces pimples and ubout 500 in casll Prescription In many instances they blotches audsorud on the face thor u as were One thousand guineas- - were- re- ¬ siciansactually givendoctors hopeless by phy oughly cleaubes tho blood of boils ami family both our Ooldcn Medical Dts cently offered to Padcrewdci to per- ¬ I have taken carbuncles abbcesses und eruptions Favorite Prescription for renders the skin clear young ami form at a single concert in London conery and of the uterus nud bladder chronic write inflammation Mrs M A Scotf of Vurb Knpicls Hubbard Co beautiful If you would escape The same sum was recently offered to Minn I also had stomach trouble which was blood poinou with all its train of hor Patti losing threesongsnt a London terribly distressing- I have been cured or all I Ihul suffered untold misery for four years prerors do not fail to u so this unsteriy concert vious to taking your treatment but began to feel blood purifier which has performed The entire money circulation of the good eflect at once t such btupendous cuiea iu till cases of Dr Pierces thousand page illustrated book The Peoples Common Sense Med shattered constitution and depravity the world not counting copper coin 12ir0000OUO fcat Adviser contains information of price of the blood Hul health signifies aggregates about bound copy women divided as follows Gold 7V less value toabsolutely A paper receipt of at bad blood Sold by K C Hardwick free on will be ent OOOOOt silver to pay the cost of mailing UruggiHl Hopkmaville Ivy 1000000 pa one cent stampsWorlds Dispensary Medical oitly Address per 1100000000 Association Buffalo NY For a handsomo A womans call has u postscript A mad bull rushed into the farm ¬ cloth bound copy send 31 stamps tlit- saiib as her letters house of Richard Barber of North Dr Bells Feppermiut Chill Tonic ville Mich caused three or four terrified children to flee smashed the ii a perfect liver laxative and blood purifier Removes furniture and pictures and then Xoflj f Hj uiliousuess without burgiug Cures dashed into the field again THE OR HAT chills and makes the complexun lohn Colvin of Nodoway coun ¬ good Guaranteed by all dealers Trunk Line ty Mo had a 10 ncre field of prom- ¬ ising corn on Tuesday On Wodnes OHvibii tnn 1tii Any meal is good to u dav there was not a spear of it stomach inctnrati Lexington Louis left Tho wiroworms cutworms v t Evansviile St Louis My boy camo home from school moles and field mice got away with it oue duy with his baud badly laceialed ni ini- iitli While putting1 some tools in a nud bleeding and suffering great chest under an oak tree during a Masnvilie Memphis wont pain says Mrs E J Sehall with thunderstorm a man was instantly eomery Mobile an New Mujer Bros Drug Co St Louis Mo killed by lightning near Alachua I otessed the wound and applied Orleans Fin The tree wii distinctly photo ¬ Chamberlains Pain balm Ireely All pain ceased anil iu a remarkably graphed on his body bv the electric short time it healed without leaving a fluid AND RVRKD CNWVAMfd car For wounds sprains owelluigs MAZARIN BIBLES and rheumatism I kuov of no medi Pa1 ace Gars oiue or piesoriptiou equal to it 1 What They Are an1 Why They Are cousider it a household necessity So Calisd Ihe 25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by Macon Jackson- ¬ At the recent saloof the Ashburn R C Hardwick ville points ham library in London a copy of the It is terrible hard to do the rigl t Mazarin Bible brought thegood sized thiu sum of 20000 The Maznrin Bible onutictioDB are made at Guthrie and is so called because a copy of it wns Educate Your ituvreU Willi discards Nashville for all points li- ¬ Candy Cathartic euro constipation fortvei first discovered by De Buro in the ld If CCC fall drugging refund money of Cardinal Muznrin in Paris brary nrth East South and West about 1700 Its value for book col- ¬ fn Pullman Palace Care iu Charley Ware of Danville won lectors lies in the fact that it is the the bicycle race at Liberty defeating MIGRANS first book of any magnitude printed a good field of competitors nifc roml will receive Hpecial low rates from movable types It was issued agents of this company for rates Cutting arouuo the eyes should be by Gutenberg at Mainz in HoO Vj avoided unless you uro willing to and for that reason IJenrv Stevens miupm iic or wriu - ATMonKCV P T A mike yourbelf a bubjwet for expiri calls it the Gutenberg Bible It is Louisville un utiug in surgery This is unneces divided into two volumes the first sary Sutherland Eagle Eye Saho 2l and the second M7 N TIME TABLfc will cure sore eyes and granulated containing pages each pnge consisting of two TRAINS OOlNU MIRTH lids after all others luve failed It 10 IS rtra strengthens weak eyes It is harm- columns The characters which are NolLMnil OUl lUhl Jll 911a rr Jothic are large and handsome nnd less 7 4 Ij m rvlli Vrrnn t Louis Fxpr M 9 53 p m t very much resemble manuscript Be- ¬ TRAINS OOINO John Savage a firemnn was pros fore the discovery of this Bible the ii mm louli- Kxiiress SOUTH fi 07 am i 6b NiishvllU- - Accomodation trated by the excessive heat at Mid so called Bamberg Bible of Pfister 530 am nulH Mall ii Wt 513pm dleaborough last week was generally regarded as the first No9iN01lmltid 8i6pm does not run en 4 imlio Accommodation printed book but thnt honor is now iiiunv N is arching three bg The L soi tli bound St Louis and Chicago Fast tunnels in Liucolu cotiuty unci will universally accorded lo the former ruins have hrougli trains solid and sleepers Distressing Kidney nud Bladder disenscs rolioved in aix hours by the JNew uiieat South AMnmoAN IvibNEr CcnE This now remedy is u great mrprim on account of its exceeding promptness iurelibviug pain in the iiliidder kidneys hack and oveny pait of tho uWuary passages in male or female It relieves retention of water md pain in puBsini it almost imme diately If you want qpiult relief and cure this is your remedy Sold by THIS AND THAI Tho engineer ofu largo snwmii woman nnd in Grundin Mo many of the big saws urn altoimii is-n- no right to A woman lias Blind fold aged by jfoinnlosi It blind lit mat ters of life and health She lias no right to shut tier oycrj- to- the VzgHH vvvjfi ro lh mmm aUB lon-ycar-o- ld anti-ma-Irtii- hougfi sixteen-year-ol- Pullman for Atlanta Savanah and in Florida rffiuKrS i I give work to 150 men work Ieellnsr Much Itetter For several years I have been troubled with indigestion and dys pepsia and often suffered intense paiu I was advised to try Hoods Sarsaparilla and soon after I began taking it I found it was giving me relief My general health is much better since I began the use of this medicine Jane Peck Rutledge Teuuessee headache sick Hoods Pills cure nausea indigestion biliousness and varied mat He has represented Germany at Santiago de Chile and at Tokio That was before his appointment to the American mission He is about 65 years old and has an Inclination toward the pleasures of literature He will replace Duron von Thlclmnnn who Is to be uecrotflry of the German treasury Dr von Holleben is now minister at DR VQN HOLLEBEN 25c New German Ambassador at Wanning- Among the many treasures owned ton The dead bodies of Nathan Trine by the queen is a wonderful needle one of the few bachelors of the diplo- made for her in Buckinghamshire a id wife were found near Campbelb matic corps Dr von Holleben has had ville No clew a wide experience as a diplo The needle is a miniature of the A Marvalous Needle Record V A young man wont into a tobacco shop in tho Rue Itichcliou in Taris to purchase some cigarettes leaving his machine standing against the curb in front of the place When he came out of the shop ho found that the bicycle had been stolen The of fice of tho Petit Journal was not far away and the young man wont over Shrew Young Man there and inserted an advertisement that a gentleman would pay a good price forft second hand bicycle nam ¬ ing his preference for one of the samo mako ns the one that was MoIpii Kext aftornoon mtro enough the thief came around flnd offered to sell tho young man his own machine Tho young i lin had tho pleasnr of bick hi bile and la 1 gf ttm obec the thief oc Pestered beyond all endurance by tho numerous foreign visitors from every quarter of the globe Emperor Menelek has now made known that no one will be allowed to enter or travel in Abys sluln unless Intrusted with some olll clnl mission by his government to the court of the negus or else provided with a permit by the latter which will only be grnuted In cases where the traveler la properly Indorsed and warmly recommended by the recognized executive of his native country How tilt A in cor Cyolon The ameer of Afghanistan has be come a victim to the cycling crnze but with the orientals love of ease he uses a triplet machine nnd leaver nil the work to his two pedalers Vnlveralty of Calcutta Tho University of Calcutta Is bald to be the largest educational corporation In tbo world Every year It examine over 10000 students Stuttgart aienelek Uiii h TonrlnU Roman column of Trajan but instead of tho exploits of Roman emperors scenes in the life of her majesty are depicted One shows tho queen when a young girl at Tunbridge Wells an ¬ other scene is the coronation at West- ¬ minster w hilc a third shows tho royal marriage with the prince consort The figures in nil these scenes can only bo made out plainly by the aid The needlo of a magnifying glass can also be opened and it contains several others all of the 6amo form and all aro adorned with miniature igurcs in relief Tho Faces on the Stamps Dr Bells Pepperment Chill Tonic tastes good is good and does good Au effectual postive and pormaueut euro fur chills fever aud ague ConAu nuti malarial tains no poison aud au upliuUdiug tonic A blood purifier Auippetizer aiding diges tion It makes tho complexion good Large bottles 60c Guarauted to ill dealers According to Dr Austin Allihone there are six known copies of tho MnzarinBibleon ellum one of which is the volume found in the Maznrin library The copies on vellum how- ¬ ever are later than the copies on pa- ¬ per 21 of which are known to be in existence There is n vellum copy of the Bible in the British museum and a paper copy in the Lenox library of New York city The present value of a perfect copy of the Mazarin Bible on paper is about 13000 nnd those on vellum are valued at about 20 000 Practically howevertheir value is a variable quantity depending on what the book collectors are wilbngto give for them It has long been n mutter of dispute whether the types employed in printing this Bible were metallic or wooden but the question As a specimen of is still undecided early printing the work is magnificent containing richly embellished capitals in blue red and purple N Y Tribune r and St Loul stops only al Important stations 11a h rough Pullman sleep id rrosunes Kat Line o 1hlcaK Atlantu 5a I M AniM8Agent Hill RVJ 83 EWn IJ I B JfiO 1 Two Through Trains Daily RunnltiK Pullman Vettlbule Sleeping and Ulnlng Cars Nashville to Chicago 13 HOURS NASHVJLU3 TO CHICAQO The Thorough Bee Of tho two American postage sinmps first issued Washingtons por- ¬ trait was on the ten cent and Frank ¬ lins on the other Since that time the various issues of tho United States stamp would furnish n uniquo portrait gallery showing the faces of 18 noted Americans Washington ap- ¬ pears on 25 issues while Lincolns picturo is on every issue since 18GG except the Columbian series Some people would Ho about their finances rather tlrn admit that they are poor Washington Demo- - crat can embalm Bees says Ilorbis Cloverport is happy over the new s bIio is to have a nice new depot ns successfully as could the ancient Egyptians It often happens in damp Ben Wlgginton resigned as L weather that a slug or snail will enter N station agent tit Sparta to go to a beehive This is of course to the Eminence unprotected slug a case of sudden death The bees fall upon him nnd All heat records have been broken sting him to death at once But iu Kentucky by the hot wave of tho what to do with the carcass becomes past week a vital question If loft whore it is it will brood a rogular pestilence Now Mrs Strickland has been appointed depot nyent at Pryorsburg in place come in tho cleverness of tho insects They set to work and cover it with of Mr Harrison wax and there you lrtny sco it lying embalmed just ns tho nations of old embalmed their dead When it is n AWAY snail that is the intruder ho is of lourse impenetrable to thoir sting To persons who make the greatest so tlf i nlidy cement s shell with number of words out of tho phrase wax to Op bottom of C hive Im ¬ For prisonment for life with no hope of Patent Attorney Wedderburn particulars address tho National R pardon Colliers Weekly i D 0 coiilerJNynshiugton NSVOBLEAHSAFLORIDA SPECIAL Leaes New Ot leant Daily at ia05 noon vlnLSN RR Su hWIent 7 Jonm Through Bullet Sleeping O s horn New that Orens HASHYILLE LIMITED CHICAGO P- Leaved Nsh lllo Daly at 7 For detailed Inormatiun address P I JCif kins Osnl Passenger Agent HxansvlUu lnd H U M a II IIIMV Nashville S I Irnl Southern rvim cnt RilEn r i Pi Atlanta Oi iiir A tent bcUoo fino nt opuued laet Monduy with The Hardiusburg public ti 7800 tendance GIVEN i Everybody bny So Casoarats Candy Cathartic the most wonderful medical discovery of the age plaajiut and rotroshlng to tho tasto act gently ami iios ltlvelyou liver and bowels aleantlnit tha tiro system dispel coUlSiOureheadueho r habitual constipation nud biltousuess Phiuhw buy and try a box at O C o today 10 wnt 8olduHd Huaranu ed to euro hy All fl urutjbjiKn l wJwxmi Jj- juttwuMwwwmnn s tft 8 IltlttJOftAI UOSSU tgkittfoilU Sentuckinu MATJtlMUNIAI night Upto Oate Wo havo just received from Tobin Mr Ross Elgin spent Sunday iu Capt Jos Barrett batter known as Berry tailors a beautiful an Hickory Barrett conductor on thu Evanrvlllo N and nouncement card petting forth tho of tho L Mr W W Wnro is back from fact that their stock of woolens for Princeton branch Miss Pattio Mouofea wore married Dawson Springs the coming Boasou embracing the Friday morning in CJarksvillo Tho Mrs W A Reed fcf Casky has re most varied nnd select pattoniB iu ceromony was performed by Father turned from Dawson foreign and domestic fabrics has ar Supos Of the Catholic church rived Tho announcement is litho Somewhat of a surpriso was sprung Mrs R7 0 Hnrdwick has gone to graphed and is one of tho prettiest at tho Asylum a few days ago when tvouaboro to viait her parents designs ovor sent out from this city It wna made known that two popular Mr Torry Fuqua of Cautou visit Tobin Berry nover do things by employes had been secretly married oil tho city Satuiday halves but like tho excellent fitting Romo months nsro Last Juno Mr J Mr A P Harnoss has returned suits they turn out aro always right A Ramsey supervisor at tho iustitu tiou and Miss Myrtle Lindsay an at Iroin a viBit to Henderson tendant went over to Nashvillo to visMr H M Fraukol has returned Dr J B Jackson was called to tho it tho Centennial and whilo there wore from tho oaBtern markets homo of Mr York Terry near St made one Thoy kept tho matter a Miss Jimmie Boales has returned Charles Friday in consultation with secret until last Thursday when the Dr S H Williams of Crofton ro lady handed in hor resignation from a visit to friends in Paducah gardiug tho condition of Mrs Terry signed Mrs J A Ramsey Mr Mr W E Warfiold Jr has re who has been suffering with melon Ramsey Iibb also resigned and tho a visit to Jackson Tenu turned from cholia for some weeks couple will go to LouiBville early iu Mr and Mrs Mathow Wilkinson October to make their future homo visited relatives in Springfield Tonn Mrs Trowitt of South Union was Thero will bo a wedding on South Sunday the guest of Mr F J Mitchell and She was en route Main Street at four oclock Thursday Mr Rout Withers Jr of Reeds- - wife Saturday Tho groom is from one of Tille N C is spending a few days homo from n visit to her father at afternoon tho Southern State Troy Ky with friends in the city Dr Clarence Anderson of Prince ton spent Friday in the city visiting his parents Mrs H M Frankel and children Iiave returned flora a visit to relatives in Clarksville Mrs Marvin Wright of Mayfield is tho guest of her sister Mrs Will Hancock Mr S A Bass of Auburn Ky was in the city yesterday enroute to maimuAmuwumaAmiatffiUfftaimaig I New Shoe Store Last June wo sold to J H Anderson Co our entire stock of shoos with tho inten tion of going out Of tho shoo bilsiues previous to the Bale we had placed olir Fall But order with tho manufacturer for a full line of heavy and medium weight shoos Wo thought at tho time we sold to Messrs Anderson Co wo could countermand our orders but tho manufactories wroto us that it would be impossible to accept n countermand as the goods wore out and somo of them already made up with our name ou them So of courso wo had to take them Now Friend you seo the position wo aro iu And to make n long story Bhort wo will say wo havo got shoes and Want money You have got money aud need shoes Now is your chanco to buy your Fall aud Wiuter Shoes at a SAVING OF 50c TO 150 PER PAIR SPECIAL SALE Gracey Mr J C Marquess the Pee Dee merchant left yesterday to buy fall goods Mr R S Gary and wife have returned from a visit to Dawson Umbrellas and Hosiery Salesmens Samples at Bargain figures characteristic As we aro determined to go out of the shoe business therefore we are going to sell this hnndsomo stock of shoes at manufacturers prices This is undoubtedly the haudsom eat lino of shoes over brought to this town Wo have all the new colors Green Purple Tan and Oxblood all widths and toes Dime Quarter Half Dollar and Bull Dog Toes All sizeB from the smallebt to tho largest In fact tho stock i9 everything that it takes to make a first clabs shoo Btoro Wo guarauteo every shoe wo hoII to be cheaper aud better than vou Now in conclusion we will say that our Mr J B Richards is now in can buy elsewhere the Eastern markets buying one of tho largest stock of Dry Goods Notions Millinery and Furnishing Goods ever brought to HopkiuBvillc which wo aro receiving daily and invito We aro still Bulling carpets less than manufacturers cost to cloe your early inspection Yours Truly out them 2 1897 September AdE ZS g9 r Zj dj1 RICHARDS DEATHS CO 1 The Mattca Features Springs of this store muimuimiumaAmiamaimuimuuumfc 20 Mr and Mrs W A WilgUB have returned from a visit to friends at Wisconsin Biqium Mr Harvey Bigbam son of Rev J W Bigham died in this city Friday morning of consumption aged 27 years The interment took place in Hopewell cemetery Saturday morning A sister of the deceased Miss Katherine Bigham died of the same disease on the 11th inst Merritt Mrs Bettie Merritt a former resident of this city died at tho home of Mr A E Reese in Mad isonville last Thursday night after a long illness Mrs Merritt was born in this county and was about 75 yearB old She was the step mother of Mr D H Merritt of this city and had a number of other relatives living in the county Tho remains wore brought here Saturday morning and from here they were conveyed to the family burying ground noar Beverly v here thoy were interred Mrs W H H Southerland and children left yesterday for their home in Washington D C Mr Walter MeanB arrived in tho city from Mexico Saturday on a visit to relatives Note the time carefully and be on hand Mrs A A Winfree and little daughter of Casky are visiting relatives iu Henderson Mesdames Joseph Burke and Benj 111 Woodard of Bloomiugtou are the guests of Mrs L F Atkinson Mr Leo WCampbell and family of KansaB City are guests of the family of Esq Alex Campbell Belle Boyd the famous Rebel Spy Miss Nannie D Pilcher returned to Mr J C Wooldridge returned Sat- her home iu Nashville Saturdav after lectured at the Tabernncle Friday urday from a weeks Btay at Dawson a visit of u week to Miss Ritchie Bur night to a small bouse His health was much improved by nett MisB Grace Wood entertained Fri the visit Mr Wallace Robertson haB taken a day night iu honor of Misses Eloise Sadie Mason Dr Austin BA has gone to Fulton position with the Ellfa Tee Co as Nelson andWashington to who leave cutor col general assistant to Mr E L Ellis to day for Ky under the direction of the State lege Board of Health to look after the the surviving partner Miss Mary Herndou will leave thiB The I C will crive a rate of onefare quarantine regulations put in force at tne fa ta to Hue on account 01 jelJow to the Masonic picnic at Uerulean to week for Gambia Ohio where she will go to school this fall morrow fever MONDAY MORNING SEP Judge T J Morrow went to Nash ville yesterday to consult a specialist about an operation to be performed Mrs Morrow and Mr W R Howell weut with him Any Wornim BAS8ETT So CO Who has back ache head ache neuralgia nervousness moving specks before the eyes a hot spot on tho top of the head ringing in the oars feeling in the back of the head with a tendency for tho head to draw backward palpitation of the heart gas in tho stomach or bowels irregularity of the monthlies pain aud bearing down heavy dragging feel ings in the lower part of the abdo men any woman who has all or any of these symptoms should take Peru na I J Barbara Ashley Louis Simmons a miner was crushed to death by a train at Jellico died at Camptou aged 112 years The Musical Age Tho musical features of the Tennessee Centennial Exposition which is now being held at Nashville are of special interest The bands that havo been selected from among the principal musical or ¬ ganizations of tho world and include Victor Herberts formerly Gilmoros Twenty second Regiment Band Con ternos Innes Bellstedt Ballen- bergs besides Beveral others of like importance The grand organ erected by Hook Hastings of Boston in the Auditorium is a handsome instru ment oue of tho best in the South It is thirty feet wide forty fe9t high and has 1817 pipes There will be special recitals by eminent organists and numbers of concerts in the Auditorium Childrens Building Womans Building and Railway Terminal and Bpecial concerts also on the occasion of fetes champetre Stanley Loten aged 10 years fell in a well at Dayton and was killed 4 4 Our Grand Opening this Week Begins Thur sday September 3rd and Lasts Three Days Read below sorae of the splendid bargains we propose to begin the season with We have underbought all other merchants and propose to undersell them Come and see us in our new store 206 and 208 South Main Street Dress Goods 15 CANTON FLANNEL 15c Hosiery 5c worsted plaids silk wool plaids all wool soige all wool serge 50 inch all wool borge 80 inch black flannel brocades 6 1 brocade fust black 40 inch liziml cloth 40 inch all wool novelty 40 inch mohair fancy tho 75c grade 88 38 88 88 21 30 30 35 88 pes Novelty Dress Goods double fold inch inch inch inch inch inch inch inch inch all wool novelty all wool novelty double fold all wool novelty all wool covert cloth was 50c 25c 18c plaids 23c 35c Canton Flannel per yard 30 inch medium weight Canton Flannel the kind you pay 10c for 32 inch Canton Flaunel good heavy nap A good 7Jc 48c This is where you save money as I bought them by the case lot Below you will find a few prices Misses full regular Ribbed Hose all sizes formerly 9o 20c my price 10c Extra heavy School Hosiery A Snap for the Ladies A full regular Hermsdorfs Best Black other mer 15o -- chants asking 25c my price is I also havo iu stock tho latest stylos in Drop s Stitch Fancy Stripe and Checks at surpris ingly low prfcos Again the Almighty Dollar has got in A Good Cotton A Blankets itJ 4Jc 25c 15c 25c 80c 40c 121c CORSETS A good A better one for A regular 75c oue 150 Corset for Tho best on earth for A Corset for 25c S5o ROo 75c Blanket 10 qr at t18c Better One at 05c An all wool Blanket at S175 Better grades at 225 S250 V- Tho Best at 3350 Now if you are in need of Blankets of any kind you will do well to call and examine 100 J2c 25c 45c 50c Dress Patterns Beautiful designs of foreign dress patterns in the latest shades consisting of green and blacks back and white and the new shades of blues at prices that defy competition lino of prints nt 32 1 and IJc Apron Checks AmoBkeags 5c A line of French and Renfrew Ginghams latest pattoru 8Jc A full line choicest Percales 8 to 12Ae A PRINTS and PERCALES DOMESTICS these bargains before they are disposed of as they go on sale Thursday at once I Good News for the Ladies I have a full lino of sheots pillow shams nnd bolsters aud counterpanes which will also be put on sale COMPORTS Here you are just for fun I will again open your eyes as we will have a very severe win- ¬ fer LADIES secured unbleached Muslin bleached MtiBlin 101 unbleached Sheeting Same bleached 80 inch 80 inch A good Jo 5c 15a 18 and 20c est wholesale house in Cincinnati consisting vests childrens veBts and union suits aud iutend to sell them at prices to please you I will offer them at rare bargains of Indies UNDERWEAR tho larg au entire lot from Alms Dopko ter A A Homo Made One Was only able to get a few of these they will not last long Factory Made Comfort from G5o to 5100 of French Satiuo and filled with best bat 185 4 so Everybody Knows we are Headquarters for Clothing LW LW lUdlll OL 1A ItiO lit Ox Jno Moayon

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