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V irpknttrilk fmttitduini HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY FRIDAY jfi n VOL XIX OCT 11897 OREAM OF NO 7 VVVVV STOCK SHOW NEXT WEEK All Oid Fafililoiicd NEWS COOK AND BREATHITT High Art Clothing Kxhlhlt Anluiitls of Jlloodcd t There may be other concerns that make clothing to iit our Southern people as well as Strouse Bros celebrated High Art Brand but we have never been able to locate them as yet nor do we believe any High Art clothing is made in five separate and distinct one else has shapes the short and stout young mens regulars long and slims and extra large and we can fit any shaped man or boy but it is especially adopted to our tall slim long legged long armed long bodied small High Art patterns are the result of 35 years waisted Southern folks of experimenting study and experience and they are well nigh perfect There is a set of shapeliness about a High Art suit of clothes that very Jew of the high price tailors can approach WE SELL HIGH ART SUITS From Our stock this season is larger and handsomer than 750 to 1750 ever before CO ri z I WOULP BE JLAD TO SHOW YOU I J J Wear H H ANDERSON YQ I rfms - CFTII -- JLIUl B f1f V BUYMQ BVTrtEVER 5M0E5 CO IN OF bOSTOrt- Wear Resisters Registets Best 150 Coin Toe Lace Globe 200 Grade Coin Toe Lace Globe accident happened to Mr Bun ion HaBkins at Croftou Tuesday The total premiums amount to nearly 600 and thebe liberal offers which may cost him the loss of a foot ought to stimulate a lively contest in While he was assisting in boring an artesian well the Baud bucket became all the riugs Tho show will be under the direc- loosened in some way aud fell upon tion of tho following well known gen one of his feet crushing the bones tlemou M V Dulin President J The member is so badly injured that B Galbreath Secretary J R Caudle amputation may be necessary L B McKee John Moayon Wm H Fell Dead on His Porch Jesup C F Jarrett E E Wash F Jack McReyuodls col dropped B Lacy and B S Wood dead Monday night on the farm of CIRCUIT COURT Mr J C Moore near the city He complained of feeling badly and reConiiiioiivrulth Canes Heine Tried Thin tired early but could not sleep and Week got up and went out on the porch Commonwealth caseB have been and sat down In a few minutes he An 5 The time is now drawing near for the first annual stock show of the Chnstiuu Couuty Fair Company It will como off ut the fuir grounds ou October R aud 9 Many innovations from former exhibitions will be made and new features introduced tending to elevate aud fix tho show in tho confideuceof the people and enlist their help in making it a permanency There will be no gambling drink ing or raeiuir allowed It v ill be stiietly an exhibition of stock and poultry On Friday the first day there will be rings for blooded cattle hogs sheep jacks and jennets mules fine Btock and poultry The premiums in the stock rings are 10 and 5 according to the importance of the ex hibit The poultry shows will con sist of nine oreedsand a sweepstakes display Tho premium is 3 for each variety and u special premium of 5 for tho best display There will bo three Bpeed rings a green trot of untrained horses a pony race by boys under 16 years and bicycle races There will be three of these a free for all a race for boys under 16 years of age and a special premium for the most graceful female rider These bicycle races close tho days program ana are expected to prove a m st interesting feature Saturday there will be utility rings for three 10 premiums saddle stock four 10 premiurrB and a special 510 offer ou Best Rockaway horse and SI for best pair of turkeys There are fifteen harness riugs with premiums ranging from 25 to 5 The program will be concluded with a half mile dash mule race for IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN HAS IT Tho Clirlfltluii County Mutt Turned Down lit Kvery lolnt Dr Settle Burned Hobbcd Wotcr Cut Off Dropped Dead Crushed Synod Younjr Judge Cook and Judge Breathitt met in joint debato hero Monday and Stable there is but one opinion among Dem Â¬ Foot ocrats and other fair minded men who heard them Tho Democratic candi Â¬ date surprised even hia friends He more than sustained himself ou the stump He met every point mode by Judge Breathitt and used him up badly all along tho line Judge Breathitt opened tho debate and be gan his Bpeech by referring to recent publications iu tho Kkntuckian Ho admitted that he and his near rela- Â¬ tives had drawn something more than 100000 in salaries but said they had never misappropriated a Tho Judge cent of public money seemed to think this was an especially strong point in view of the records made by other Republicans He dis- Â¬ claimed responsibility for the rapid growth of shyster litigation in his courts He justified tho action of his father in appointing men who votera for McKiuley as Democratic ofiocersv He then turned his attention to polit Â¬ ical matters and made a rank Repub- Â¬ lican stump speech drawing party line as tight as a bow string audi lauding to the skies tho whole Repub- Â¬ lican platform high tariff gold stan- Â¬ dard and all His friends were abso Â¬ lutely amazed Ho waB no longer the mild mannered non partisan can- Â¬ didate for a non political office He became a campaign stump speaker calling upon Republicaus to stand by the party principles It was etident that his speech marked a radical change of tactics It is believed that Judge Breathitt sees now what every well informed man in the district knows that his own race is absolutely a forlorn hope aud that he immolated himself upon the altar of his party and sacrificed himself to save thei local ticket Judge Cook followed iu a speecfr of an hour and a half touching upou every point made riddling his oppoÂ¬ nents arguments and showing him Â¬ self to be thoroughly posted upon current issues iu general He cornered Judge Breathitt on the ques Â¬ liuvyeri Messrs Forest Zimtner and Ed R Settle youug lawyers just ready for tho practice of tho profession were sworn in at tho local bar Tuesday Tho morning Mr WlllQoontlielload C Terry the merchant tailor has retired from business in this city and accepted a position as traveling representative with the shoo house of Magnus HesBberg Co of Richmond Va His territory will be Kentucky and TflnnpHspp Mr Torpto family has been here for some time but he did not come himself until recently having closed out his business at Adairville and opened up here This change in his plans is due to a desire to change his avocation ou ac count of his health which long confinement indoors has somewhat im parred Years ago he was a drummer and is well up in the business He wil continue to make this city his home J Her Wood Shed Some thief stole a large lot of wood from Mrs Eliza Clarks wood shed one night this week She had purchased several loads of seasoned wood for fall and winter use and every stick of it was taken and RolAjed hauled off Crushed Ills Foot Wide Coin Toe Gaiteri Globe Wide Coin Toe Gaiter Globe Wide Wide 150 The BETTER the GRADE the BIGGER the TRADE 200 For Sale and Guaranteed in every Detail by claiming the attention 5P tfuT court this week Following is a list of those disposed of Alice Tyler c c d w 25 and ten days in jail Ed Evans breaking into storehouse indictment re submitted to the grand jury Will Wynn c c d w 25 and ten days Mack Tandy disturbing religious worship verdict of not guilty Harry Gafford shooting on the public highway dismissed Ernest Wilson maliciously shooting at another prosecution filed away with leave to reinstate fell outof the chair and expired stantly He was 42 years old Stable Destroyed by Fire Wm in- Â¬ Rogersa Todd county farmer living near Bivinsville had his stable destroyed by fire a few nights ago Two fine mules burned to death and two new wagonB fifty barrels of corn and a largequantity of hay and farming implements were lost His loss foots up about 1000 with no insurance It is believed that it was the work of an incendiary PETREE CO m A SglflsKSlSSfHSS b Public Appreciatioii Nerves our efforts and we are showing our appreciation by the prices we are making Goods you are thinking of link us with your thoughtsi and we will convince you that the best is not to good if prices are right Same c c d w dismissed The grand jury failed to find an indictment against Warner Coon charged with petit larceuy and the case was dismissed Jesse Coleman 4 cases selling liquor without license coutiuued The cases of Jas Morris charged with breaking open storehouse and Allen Dado indicted for malicious shooting were also continued until the next term four indictments as follows Will Wood willful murder Jas Bond assault Ed Evans house breaking Chas Chambers barn burning The trial of Henry Adams col charged with the murder of Ed Stuart col was begun yesterday and Adams was given two years The petit juries are made up as follows Jas G Bramham J C McKiuney John S Long J C Cli borne Henry Henderson Perry Kuight Jas F Rogers JohnBon Majors col S H Dunham MHCarroll J B Kistner J R Bovd F W Contrail F W Elgin John Poindex ter col John C Gary R F Har rison A D Estia D A Croft J W Forbes R H Wilson L 0 Mason W W West Jeff Lyle col Yesterday the grand jury returned If It Is High Class Remember ZZ I That we canfsliow you any thing you may need in Harness saddles blankets collars IBack bands hames chains etc and an elegant line of Lap Dusters carry the LGEST stock and give LOWZEST Water Cut Off Monthly prices F 207 South TAam V V A y V YOST CO The Water Compauy sent a man around Monday and requested all consumers to Btop using water for sprinkling purposes as tho supply is growing nlarmiugly scarce With a few exceptions all of tho natroiiB promptly acted upon the suggestion PllMjfk tlS mflldA ts water will have their supply II I m cut off entirely The Water Company will not be able to run a week longer without rainf except by the most rigid economy in tho usb of water oven for household purposes lt lnra it The siderable portion of the present very short crori of tobacco hnR entispd a good deal of activity among tobacco Diiyers Aireauy mey are canvassing this county although the crop is not yet fired and are offering Borne fancy Some prices for future deliveries A Hot itaco For ludge Bales have been made in tho Pembroke neighborhood at prices rang Judge Breathitt will be engaged in ing as high as 10 to 15 round for the canvass this month and Judge J uufrostedcrops I Laudes is serviug as Bpecial judge Keglstnttlon Next Tuesday The electiou came off Tuesday morn Â¬ The outgeneral registration for ing aud was very closo on the finish 1897 will beheld next Tuesday at all between Judge Laudes and Judge of the city voting places between the John Phelps Tho bar had been given notice and nearly all of the Those country lawyers wero pieseut a total hours of 6 a m and 9 p in who fail to register cannot vote in of 51 being on hand Seven ballots November unless they are sick or ab were taken before an election resent from the city all day Tho offi sulted The first stood John Phelps cers for the coming election officiate 15 J I Laudes 18 John jFeland 11 at their respective polls aud each M D Brown 8 scattering 3 The second Phelps 15 Laudes 18 party is allowed to h ive a challeiiger at each voting place There will be Brown 11 Feiaud 9 Petree 3 War supplemental registration days at the field 1 Warfield was dropped The third ballot was Phelps 17 Court House on October 25 26 and 27 but only those who were sick or Laudes 12 Feiaud 11 Brown 7 Pe absent on Oct b can avail themselves tree 3 Petree dropped The fourth stood Phelps 18 of those opportunities Laudes 15 Feland 10 Brown 7 Halo DR SETTLE ROBBED- 1 Hale dropped The fifth ballot PholpB 15 Landes Burglars Make a Rich Haul at Trenton 17 Brown 10 Feiaud 9 Feland Wednesday Night dropped The sixth ballot Pholps 20 Landes News has been received of a burg lury at Trenton Wednesday night iti 22 Brown 8 One uot voting Brown dropped which Dr H C Settle was a heavy Tho Beventh ballot Landes 2C loser Dr Settle had been to call PhelpB 24 one blauk ballot The voting was by ballot but those ou his new graudchild at the homo Mr Russell Hogan who claim to know say that Landes of his 19 Republicans received aud wbb spending the night in Tren- 6 golditesthe votes of and his oppouout Judge ton with Mr J F Cruuk the L Phelps got tho votes of 23 Democrats N agent Duriug the night the and one Republican It is uot kuowu house was entered by burglars who who put in tho blauk ballot or secured from Dr Settle n considera- whether it was dono by accident or ble sum of money his grip contain ing two valuable suits of clothes his design gold watch and other valuables From Ex Governor John Young Brown Mr Crunk they got 200 iu money h thinks Dick Tate is alivo basing lot of jewelry a shotgun and rifle this opinion on efforts made during and other property his administration to secure his par Â¬ Bloodhounds were put oa the trail don Iu regard to the recently pub- Â¬ aud traced the thieves to the coal lished interview with William Pink chute at Guthrie No direct clew has erton Gov Brown eayn ho never had been secured It is supposed they any communications with the detec Â¬ boarded s train at Uuthrio tive concerning tho capture of Tate Light Crop and High Prices destruction by frost of a con- Â¬ there is auything unpleasant between the gentlemen They are making their canvass upon a high toned plane and are personally upon pleasant terms It is a contest between two two men of ability lepresenting great parties of opposite principles and it bids fair to be a cleaii dignU fied race throughout tion of election officers with a propO sition to guarantee the fairness of the list iu Calloway couuty aud let him change the officers wherever he found that the spirit and letter of the law had not been complied with and turning upon him he asked if he would say as much for the list ap- by his own father in his Eointed county No answer came Judge Breathitt waB as dumb as an oyster and Democrats shook thes house with applause This was only one of the many tell Â¬ ing points made by Judge Cook and his speech created tho greatest en He thusiasm among Democrats proved himself so much superior to Judge Breathitt in debate that the latter will have to agaiu change hia speech if lid hopes to hold his own in the rest of their joint debates It must not be supposed from this that son-in-la- 4 t N J mw WMMMWWiMnMfc IMWW1IW w- gopMnttitlt lentucltuift HOW URAIN IS HANDLED Tho Soomlnw MyBtorIo3 of tho eration Fully Explaluod Op- Â¬ lying sheet Iron buckets tight Inches npnrt audi emptying their content above Into a weighing bin on the top floor Vnlnnhlc Arcmuit of n Vtuli tlie Orcnt Scii ltonrtl Kxpnrt Hlcvn- tora of the lltiltliuorc v Olil Unllrutitl ISpeitul Ualtinioru Loiter I Speculators ilo not control the price of wlicat Qcct within viwy narrow limits Thin Is an WitcrcHtinycllNooicry I have mndc during U10 punt week after ucvcrnl vlult to tin- Iliiidwiionlucnl ex change and niter tliniohijr through the number of mighty export grain eleva tors In the city of Htiltlmore a city by tho wnj whieh ciM titliily holds tho palm to day as being the ymitest grain export center in the wenlcin lietnla H clutch on a ro ind him lie men ihiu tiliir them voHiie hifi allernatelv uvuV to the csIhimc or cp ners of the cir bury the mes pressed and painful menstruation no the grain tmd then twitch the rope tho best l or Change of Life Ja is beneficial mcdlclno made It is hand whlHi tfirows tilic with the free during pregnancy and helps to cluttH autouiatieally in tilie p ir winds bring cnuarcn into nomes Darren for years It invigorates stimu up the rope nrd pulx In- hoe for- 8 lates strengthens the wnoio sys- Â¬ ward to the dkior where tJirv are autotem This great remedy is offered Why will to all afflicted women matically releaned again This recip nny woman suffer another mlnuto rocal 1im cling by lirwt one and theivthe with certain relief within reach Wine of Cardui only costs 100 per other i done with exceeding rapidity Point bottle at your drug stora The outside dimension of the larger and thegrnin pours fiom the open door For adrtw fit rates rfqiifrtni tpeetal dtrec tlon adiirrM gtttnj tymptomi the Ladttt of the Locust point elewitoti whieh in an almost constant stream llnding Advisory Department The Chattanooga Med may be considered as umoitg tlie finest its way through the choppers beneath iclne Co Chattanooga Ttwu are 407 feet long S4 feet and up tho groat lega jnto the weighing ever built Rev J W SMITH Camden S C says wide and 170 feet high the height from blni or receivers as they arc called M wllo used WlnootCardul at homo lor tailing ol Iho womb and It entirely tho car floor on the pier to the top of which each hold r00 bushels cured her The scale floor next to the highest lOvcryonc the machinery loft above point in an elevator only the driving is familiar with the peculiar otTfcet construction of an elevator which makes machinery being above is where all It look like n huge barn with a little the grain N weighed both when re barn rising from its roof In the solid ceived and at the time of shipment Every Sitturdy Tourist Slt eplug Car Koutn windowlcss structure beneath t lie grain There are 24 receiving scales and the to California Is stored while in the attenuated win name number of shipplngweales rm- Commencing nest Saturday uiglvt t and continuing every Saturday night thereafter Midland ftouto tourist curs eu loute to Colorado Utah and Cali fornia will leavfi tho Chicago Union Pasbeuger Station of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway at 10 oclock running over the Chicago and Omaha Short Line to Omaha thence via Lincoln Neb Colorado Spuiags and Leadville Colo Salt Cake City and Ogdeu UtaL Beuo Nevada and Onl Sacramento arriving at San Fiaucisco at 845p in Veduesdtiy As will be noticed this route is Mid und through Northeru Illinois Iowa Nebraska Kansas Colorado through the heart of the Rockies Utah Nt vnda aud Coliforuia afford ing a pei feet panoramic view of prairie mountain and coast HCoiiery ThtsSH popular every Saturday Cal for botli first and fornia 6i court elas passengers not foreign eiiigrauls are personally conduct ed by intelligent competent and courteous couriers- who will aUend to the want of all passengers u I bm is hu entirely new let route O ELEVATORS AT LOCUST POINT UAUTIMOTtE THE UKKAT U lure uf touribt car ervice nud will dow bedeehed superstructure all tho ning from one end of the building to the b greatly appreciated by families or machinery weighing bins and scales other each scale carrying an immense parties of ftuuulH traveling together and the multiplicity of criss cross rectangular box nicely bnlanccdupon or by ladies traveling alone fartic transverse eluiten are found In this its platform which has n capacity of ular attention is paid to the cure of particular elevator there are 251 stor- - over 15 tons or 500 bushels of wheat children who usually get weiuy on a lielow the scale floor comes the blower long journey nge bins alone each one being some 12 feet square nnd tl feet deep with a ea- - floor where the grain is freed from dust Remember that the Midland Route nncitv of about 5500 bushels As It isH nnd dirt and other foreign accumula Tourist Cars Are sleeping cars and necessary that this enormous weight of tions which may injure Its standing or are supplied with all the accessories grain should be supported above the grading as set by the inspector of gjain necessary to make tho journey com tops of the railroad cars which run un- Â¬ for the oity of Maltimore This blcwjng f srtable and pleasant and the Bleepder the entire length of the granaries is done by huge centrifugal fans In ing berth rale is but Sti00 for two on two separate linos of track the tim Â¬ large rectangular boxes across which persons front Chicago to California bering and shoring and studding are of tho grain falls by graiity nnd the dirt Ask the neart Bt ticket agent for a magnificent proportions To withstand nnd dust are thrown to one side by the tourist car folder giving complete ithe frightful lateral strain of the grain air Here also the grain Is runthrough information about the Midland each bin is built of heuvyfphle plunk a series of screens when necessary to Route or addn s j Eisiern Manager ing two inches thick and itf put inches remove sticks clods of dirt and stones Midland Route No 95 Adums The next two floors arc Known respec Btreel Chicago LI or J Q Everest wide spiked togetlier onitvWgreAtee width Outside of the storage bins run tively as tho circle flooi1 and the bin General Travehug Passenger Agent ning along the entiro length of both floor nud it is here Unit one sees the C M St P Ky 03 Adams street jsides of the building and connected with most apparently Inextricable confusion Chicago 111 outside chutes for xtsinier lading ore of ramifying grain chutes which di P S Berth reservations are made the shipping bins more than 70 in verge in every direction from great in the order teceived up to each Sat Kacli of these contains over centralizing circles und permit tha morning number First come flist Berved 2500 bushels Ai the end of the build- - grain to be distributed far and near to has been erected upon a won- - the various storage and shipping bins t ilng which Before and during thii war in These two floors aro wild nnd weird Greece no writer wms ho frequently i with little footpath bridges and hand quoted on the j ciisiH as Henry Nor rails running iront circle to circle nnd man of the Londou Cliromole The q disappearing far away In clouds of October iniuib r of ci umerH Maa i J dust zine coutuius Mr Nortuaukiusido Ilefore the vast bulk of grain in the history of tho diplomacy that preceded storage bins can be placed in the steam- the war now told lor tho first tiun-ers holds it must go through n com- He was in conlidntt al relations with It is dropped from the Greek goveiuient autl his unrra plete rehandling the bottom of the storage bins to the tivo is theieforeul authoritative vajue shipping bin leg and again enrried to A vi iit to tin- front ol the evi- the top of the building to the scale floor battle is hIm pciiiitcqtn y di hciibtd weighed by the shipping scales nnd Mr N u of bins The illustration- ate fiuiu then stored In the outside series tnauH own phoUgiapti among ihetn i known as the shipping bins d puiuiUH of the Kiu When a steamer is to be loaded with autograph and his sous grain these shipping bins nre drawn upon uy long cnutes nung upon tne outside of the building which fairly well adjust themselves to the varying position of a floating vessel The energy nnd motive power required WORTH HEAUlNiJ to accomplish the constant refilling and of these stupendous granaries RECEIVEn LEO BIIOWINO DUCKETS depletion Local State and National is simply appnlllng and as an exemplidtrful foundation ol pllcrt far out in the fication of this fact it may be said that WILL 11K FOUND lN THE water is to bo found what i known as the Locust Point elevators herewith Ithe steamer leg an immense two llustrated can unload nt their maxi legged pendulum Iishcb wluck sticks its mum capacity 800 curs averaging 1200 nose into the very bottom of i stea titers bushels euch day storing the grnin In hold and gathers up the grain in end- their rapacious mnws of bins nnd disAND TUB less t raiding buckets to be stored in gorging It again with equal facility the bins far above To do all this necessitates the con Cincinnati Enquirer now to tret era u from a loaded certed action of an nrmy of employes freight car in the yard into tie bin p nml two li000 horsepower engines The We have arranged a Clubbing Rate ping bins and from them Into the jtitH ly tne wnV wicn run tie steamer to be earned1 beyond ih mii irela aml hundreds 0f feet of steel by which tWCin give quite a problem to tho uiWnltiated but suatltg in these mazes of gigantic Chose whose live are machinery are alone astounding simple enough to for Both Papers One Year for 225 on endless routine of grain grain they measure no less thnn six feet in Twenty four loaded cam arc run into width nnd It takes two sections of 150 Regulur Vice for Both is 300 the building on lie two tracks cnh one feet each to reach to the top of n single Wo save you geiierou part of this being centered over largebarxedRirat- - building In fact tne exhibition of sum Ing occupying both the center and ono these tremendous forces working as These holes lead to what they are to day at herculean pressure Send or bring your cash with order Bideoftheralls is again IcnownK a receiver leg that s profoundly impressive gaining In to tho Js an upright woodon chute some 2 trength by the mental comparison ieet in vvidith reaching fronv thJs floor with what commerce and mechanical to almost uhe very top of the building devices were only n short 50 years ogo XIopkluHvlllc Ky WILMAM DINWIDDin containing ajjendflcflA traveling bolt081 i One million eight hundred thouwunl bushels of wliwil and com aro being handled in llaltimoies largest uleuitor about eiery font Iiivk and during tlio months or July and AugUHt this aa toundinglj hlgh presKiitv condition of Affairs has lieon priietlcnlly constant Uy the courtesy of the Baltimore Ohio IlaH road company I lime been privileged during the past vceU to unravel tho seeming tnyatericfvcommar- clal and incehanical of how grain in handled in thews largest of large seaboard export delators located at their great murine freight terminal xcust phcrc The modem large freight car will hold 1000 tol200 bnyhels of wheat inn it can be unloaded from the clcuitoi tloor by expert bundling and wiMi the mechanical contrivances In vogue in about five minute after the door Is opened Thoopcnlngortheitooriirst id ftlnulittetl as the uicnigc waysioe Dont lartuor In spite of the sign rai this door and the patent locking every pcrobt ilcex lll railroad In driving shingle xpike to thing front i in in the odp of the door to Insure tho ifel of his piecious grain n inot lunientalic proceeding urn it wears out the car and the worse Hum thread bare epctlw of the grain humMm- This light iiing ohange act of unload lug a full cur in il lew minute- - is neoinpislied bv the n eof aiitotiuitirnll Inwn lune mi fr e sim r tun m e Yhew Kthnvo- look irml ike 1iied ntm liiii N n ui the long Â¬ I tfinui hti demonstrated ton thousand tluiei that it is almost infallible FPU WOMANS PECULIAR A 1JEAF MUTES PLIGHT Supposocl to Havw Taken Poison Mi Wa Pumped Out An entirely innocent so of pnria crcon and his innbility tospenk caused John Ditmar n denf nmlc of 836 Nortlr Tenth street Brooklyn n bad surprising nnd domornlizinir qunrter of nn hour snys tho Now York Times nnd resulted in tho innermost rcccssc3 of his nature being senrchod with n stomnch pump engineered by nn en Ihusinstic surgeon nnd directed byn philnutliropic policcmnn Ditmer hnd been using pnris green lo destroy insects dn his premises When he went on tho strcot ho for- Â¬ got to brush his clothes As ho wns walking on Bedford avenue Policc- Â¬ mnn OConnor saw the poison sprink- Â¬ led on the mans wnistcont and cont nnd suspected suicide He seized Dit Â¬ mar by tho collar nnd pointed to tho Wa SAY DO YOU WANT TO BUY WEAKNESSES for this class of troubles It has lrrcfrnlaritlcit and dornnRemcntr become tho leading remedy tho menstrual organs It cures whites ami falling of the womb It stops flooding dad relieves sup n wonderfully healing strengthen- Â¬ ing and soothing Influence upon Itoxerts some LUMBER PLENTY TO SELL heit-ircs hnndlesai d ire nil icliei b I anigrojM Iiiii ii greenish dust The nstonHied Ditmnr began to work his fingers nnd Bpcll bugs -- I I j DConnor nccepted this demonstration ns nn incipient con vulsionr nnd pro- Â¬ ceeded to rush his captor to the stn tiou Ditmnr wriggled his fingers fnster nndhitng bnck ns best ho could He also waved his hnnds about and mndo grand hailing signs of distress to the general public ns ho did Ilia in- Â¬ voluntary canter When they rcnchccl thestntion Dit- Â¬ mnr was scared Half to death lie was working both hands and his face and rolling his eyes This looked like more convulsions nnd a hurry call Dr was sent or tho ambulance Jfeidel of the EasternDistricfc hospital responded on the run DTo went right -t Ditmar who wasrinoro inflignant than over when ho found an emetic forced down his throat and became frantic when ho was jerked on liis back by a squad of policemen and a stomach pump was introduced into his system and operated nt double pressure Die foughfcmanfully for his life but in vain He could not understand what was being done to him on what it was be- Â¬ ing done for Tho surgeon pumped and tho emctio attended to business fnithfullynnd Ditmar at last resigned himself to the new method of assassin- Â¬ ation They got about everything else except poison out of him Ho lay back exhausted but continued to wiggle feeble protests on his fingers Doorman Tighe who had crowded into the group towatch the perform- Â¬ ance suddenly recognized the sign language and shouted Stop tho pump As the surgeon paused Ditmar feel- Â¬ ing some cessation of the process of depletion sat up arid spelteu faster Then somebody who could read his Tic was begging lingers interplead tobesparedi The surgeon packed up his instru- Â¬ ments and left disgusted Ho was not however sp much disgtisted as was Ditmar Id fact the- feeling of dis- Â¬ gust was- the only thing Ditmar had inside of1 him at that time The po- Â¬ lice gave hjm a strong stimulant but he said things on his fingers to OCon- Â¬ nor whieh it is as well that that of- Â¬ ficer could not comprehend P0POLAE PHOTOGRAPHS J H Dagg Co THE GREAT SUMMER RESORTJ 1891 These celebrated chalybeate and alts spring aro situated lnamedlatoly upon the Chesa Â¬ peake Ohio Southwestern R R 1CS miles west of Louisville Ky aud SS miles east of Fadu ARCADIA HOUSE DAWSONHopkins County KENTUCKY DAWSON SPRINGS cahKy TaKARCADIAHOUShlsnowandneatly furnished with capacity of entertaining 800 per tons The owners of the hotel aro also owners of tho Springs and tho Guests of the Arcadia House have free access to the Sprlngs vrltlujutoxtta charge Invalids should remember that the months or Juno anucjuiy oner rarvuy advantages to persons visiting tne unerj tnd liquid salts arc manufactured at 3heso Springs For pamphlets etc apply to W NM iiOLKMAN CO Proprietors SEE OUR u Peninsular59 COOK AND and Steel Anchor53 Ranges HEATiHa STOVES Excelled by none nod as low in price naany goods of equal valuoi fx Gaaoliuo iiud Oil Stoves aud Ranges to suit small or lurgu faniiffea Best Oil and Gasoline always at lowest market quotation COIW8EILtEl1El STOCK OP Lamps GlaBs and China Ware Tin Wooden andStone Ware Churas Washing Machines Pumps Make or repair and repaiut metal roofs all sorts Galvanized Iron Cornices Caps Guttering etc ESTOm Hotbi Latham GEO W ITOTJNG- - t HOFKINSVILLE KY ii g vl All Tiie flews KENTUCKlN telly I I Figures Regarding Sale of Portraits In Paris One of the leading photographic agents in Paris has given some curious information about the sale of po- Â¬ Steel Plows Chilled Plows Improved Chilled Plows Cleo do rtraits of noble persons Chattanooga Plows Kentucky Plows Merode ballet dancer of tho opera Avery Plows AI30 all kinds of plow repairs holds the record Her portraits are ordered from all pnrts of tho world Disc Harrows Champion Mowers Disc Cultivators Corn Drills and ten thousands of them leave Hay Rakes and all kinds of Form Machinery Paris annually Madame Bernhardt photos only attain two thirds of tho figuro reached by De Merode Next follow in comparative order La Belle t3F0pr Hotel Latham HOPKINS VILLE KY Otero Duvernoy Rojane and Jane Germans Russians and Harding Americans are said to be the chief purchasers The Frenchman accord- Â¬ ing to old Bollcau does not buy pho- Â¬ tographs if he can help it Negus of Abyssinia holds the record for men The next to him in popularity among photograph purchasers aro tho king of Greece and his family the German emperor tho czar and President Faure Of politicians or statesmen -M Hanotaux appears to command Â¬ most attention Of literary celebrities Pierre Lotf comes first chiefly And perhaps on account of the Arab cos- Â¬ tume in which he is generally draped Via E T H and C E I R R in his portraits After him appears M Zoln 800 of whose portraits aroj annually sent out of Paris to different parts of the world Photos of Al phonso Daudet of Gyp of the Du of Hum mases father and son George Sand and Lamartine areflU ways in good steady request Occa- Â¬ Good on all regular trains Good returning ud to and including Ot 5 sionally there is a little run on the E IR R By depoMt ot ticket with R Bookwalter C P A of tho C London at 182 Clark street on or before October 5th aud payment of 100 an ex portraits of academicians Telegraph tenson of lirn t to Ool 8 will be allowed making extremo limit of ticket sevHii days The Flight Thing For further informattou call at City Ticket otlice No 20 1 Upper Second Longgreen I want to fix my or Union Depot 8th aud Main streets or nearest Local Agent H R G RIS WOLD A G P A F P JE FFRIES G P A money so it wont be fought over Lawyer Thats all right You just leave it to me Detroit Freo Curious CHAMPION MOWERS SOLD AT LOWEST 5PBICES G TJS YOTJNGr EvansNziUe 500 Return SEASONABLE BATES to Chicago SATURY OCT Press Tho London Northwestern i Railway company consumes tons of coal per day 3500 Arlington Hotel tBAxRBER SHOP 1 IiENTUCpivIArsr It is estimated that in England ono woman in every six earns horown living Corner 12th and Main Streets BAR Louisville Ky JHO01AND COLD BATHS IfcjikinMiUl abNTLEBREAfH fns through the gran And all llio flownra know hot- - uml lovo to see hor past Oh all the flowers lnow her and well tlicy Know the song That Uontle breaMj rocs ilnglng goes singing all Uuy long O Gentle breath O Gfntle lrreaih y do not lenow you sine of donth t Thi W Oh Gontle breath cornea crooning tt in- dcr lullaby Tho hierry day Is oer tho tars arc In tho sly Tho stars aro In tho sky and tho IloWera droop their heads Sftey cannot hear her passlngi so airily flho O Oh Gentle fttnhukiuh ON 3 When you take Hoods Pllli The big sugar coated jrtlli which tear you all to oleces arc not In It with Hoods lasy totako breath goes wlngln god sing- - treads Ouitlc brcathl mournfully sho tiiiirmurefthl O Gontlo-hrentn--IJ- Gentle breath cornos crylngoome crying- In the nlghU Among tho sleeping flower with foot3tops nwlft and light Her tears aro on tholr fun Shu sheds tliwn for their sakes Ml there Is In hor singing a tender heart Oh honestly it was the funniest thing you ever saw to sec Mr Grismer bat TOLD OF THE PLAY tering away at him like David the big villain finally bending obligingly over and letting Grismer pretend to plant On the same day thut Mr Ilarris a knock out on his jaw although in bought two seats for the performance fact he didnt hit within a vard of of Under the Red Kobe ut Hookys him It a friend came to him and speaking j ou know my sentiments mysteriously and in subdued tones in Richard to such relation a told him that io Wanted him to go men fighting with brutal thing as Mr their fists along to a boxing contest which had Harris thought guiltily of his office been arranged for the same night labor- of Mr Ilarris eyed tho theater tickets Well now the preceding evening Mrs Harris continued rather sadly but he reasoned that she fell in love with him withou - while one could witness a dramatic knowing him to be an enemy presentation almost any night the Who fell in love with him Occasions when the glorious spectaclo Miss Allen cried Miss Marian of one man beating the everlasting With tho man in the cellar life out of another were extrcmelj No no no of course not Tlnw rare So he decided to bring about the greatest good to the greatest possi Â¬ was her brother You see he lived ble number and so suggested to Mr down near the Spanish border and Harris that she and her sister um he had come back to see his family Oh I see the brother rame back tWj Uhentcr tickets while he gener Â¬ ous thoughtful and noble creature and they put him in the cellar Now that ho was would remain downtown it is getting interesting Go on dear It really wasnt a cellar I suppose at his office and work uml call for them but an underground retreat You at the show place Mr Ilarris did not think it at all slid a panel out of the drawing room necessary to tho enjoyment of any of door and then you went down there a most remarkable and pow- Â¬ fjie three for liim to make any re- Â¬ It wasscene when his sister declared marks whatever relating to Ins in erful 4ention of witnessing the pugilistic that he was not in there at all when Be careful Nell or youll confuse show Dick Miss Marian cautioned You Nothing more need be said of the mill which Mf Ilarris viewed other understand Dick they hadnt yet than that on his way to the hall where found out he was a spy and when he it was to bo pulled off he stopped stole the jewels and hid Now hold on Hold on Hold at the theater entrance and wished the two women folic a pleasurable on Count ten Marian And you evening Then he Vent away to slave dear count at least 20 If it isnt too and toil behind a large cigar near the much trouble get up and walk around your chair Takq plenty of time and ringside It was at dinner the next evening get your mind tranquil before start- Â¬ that the subject of the play came up ing in again What became of that Now dear said Mrs Ilarris I man who wanted somebody to shake hands with him and why did the fel- Â¬ felt so sorry at your inability to bo low come back to spy on his own house- Â¬ there that I determined to tell you all hold and steal his own jewelry Wait about tho play and it was mostly for that reason that I watched it so close- Â¬ now wait Dont answer that all of ly I shall tell you of it just as it oc- a sudden Take a good long breath curred I dont believe I ever saw Now I dont think thats a bit witty anything so moving as when the duke when we are telling you all about it or the count or Harris said Doubtless The spy Miss Marian supplied Mrs though you believe it immensely Wasnt he elegant Did you scehim in The Masqueraders I think he clever 1 shall tell no more Oh now dear Mr Harris spoke was perfectly lovely in that He was soothingly dont get angry Im a disssolue lord you know who Do go 6orry if I hurt your feelings bought a girls kisses at auction and on and tell me tho rest of the play then Was there an auction in the play Im enormously interested Well Mrs Harris resumed mol- Â¬ last night inquired Mr Hams I lified and feeling half ashamed of her thought it was something about Richelieu and the kingof France All pique on remembering that it was be- Â¬ lioso plays are about the king of cause of Mr Harris overwork at the wrance Sometimes I wonder what office that he had not been able to see tlie playwrights would do if there tho play to begin with Oh you neednt go back and take hadnt been any France or any kings the troublo of telling it all over Go of her Well go on my dear Start on where you loft off with somebody at tho auction was no auction in this play stealing something from somebody There at all said Mrs Harris It was all in a cellar But that wasnt the beginning you about dueling Miss Marian chimed in Miss Â¬ know Oh dear no Miss Marian corauction for the Marian too felt that Mr Harris de Â¬ The roborated young ladys kisses Avas in TheMas served tho most minuto relation of the play acted facts Nobody you know Jf qucraders as I started But what has The Masqueraders was allowed to fight a duel but Gil fought one to do with Under the Red Robe I see I eco I see That is tho clew A groat deal 1 should think Miss to tho wholo thing And the person Marian rejoined in a rather grieved J shaking tone Didnt Mr laversnam play to whom ho spoke about Ah yes iW both pieces yes and Miss Allen nanus was hia adversary Now it is all clear ire fought with loo Well Mrs Harris resumed as tho man in tho cellar Oh at all I was about to say that scene was mag- Â¬ seem tono No not what You dont remember I have told What will you nificent Ho said you before shake my hand and looked very Fought with Riohelicu then I agonized It was excellent acting Miss Marian cried in see I Sublime He did nothing of tho kind delight You dont mean to say that ho Well Mr Harris said rather du man fought with tho king Ah no No biously as I understand it this tho cardinal was he just as soon I understand now no fought with Mr Faversham and Miss Allen sobbed aa tho curtain rolled up walked out from somewhero and said to somebody about and clutched her heart If you think it does you any credit by the way to whom did lie Bpealc to make fun of ypur wife your ideas when ho said that about ehaking are hands Indeed dear oh indeed I wasnt Oh my no Miss Marian cor tke sec Honestly I was trying to get the thread Nctfd Tlvat wj either in Gentle breath How tunefully she slnga of deuthl Oh Gentlo brcalh goes walling goes shiv- Â¬ ering away And Icy breath comes howling and clouds aro dull and gray Ob Icy breutii comes howling the plne- trees nob oerhead rVttho leaves that all havo fallen the Slowers that are dead O Gentle breath O Gentle breath They did not know yau sang of death O promise sweet I hear It the falling of tho rain Tho leaves once morn shall rustle the flowers come again Tho flowers como again with their raws fresh and swet And all the grass shall tremble neath the touches of your feet Tor you will come O Gentle breath And sing ugaln your song of death I Annie Campbell Huestls In N Y Inde Â¬ pendent O Gontlc breathI O that breaks nny rale thore was a dual of intrigue in the play and everybody seemed to be against Henri and Mr Fnvprshnm went to got the crown jewels Jt un a vory gronl secret and he was in he cellar for eight months hidden you know for tho cardinals soldiers would haye Killed him and they didnt know it M Harris looked hcvHtdcrvd This cnulillowor is excellent ho de Â¬ clared The girl is improving Now then to tho play The people in the houso didnt know the spy was in the cellar where he had been snooking around for eight months Well I dont know That i all right in a play of cour but Ill bet that oven in these times of peace nobody could tenant our cellar without being dis Â¬ covered1 in a long time short of eight month What did he find out The other two had been trying very hard to interrupt hi i and set him right and now Mrs Ilarris deftly slipping her words in just n nose ahead of Miss Marians said It wasnt tho spy at all Von see it was about a duel In the cellar They fought down there in the dnrkliko Joe Grismer in The World Against Her That was an awfully funny fight Grismer is a little bit of a follow looks like a sparrow And according to the lines of that play ho had to whip a villain in a fist fight you know The villain was a man about three times as big as a giant it happcned and orjd or the third net jx of the honest1 sory well cleared up I was THE DOWN GRADE And as a matter of fact he had been but Mrs Harris was now roused to a point of vexation and said that if ho wasnt trying to make a fool of hit uiiMi jiu ilium uc si iipui nuiiseu nottO understand plain English when it was told him And fully supported in this by Miss Marian die haughtily walked out to the front porch lonv ing Mr Harris gloomily trying to piece out tho story as ho sipped his coiToo of Country Towno in Now England Wc have in mind a certain town which may bo taken as a type of many fjthors It is lr0 mile1 or more away from tho alleged corrupting influence of a largo city it ha com pni a lively little of a foreign born clement not enough to exert any appreciable in Degeneration No Gripe Is CIKCUIT COCHT nillKCTOUV February term term two Septemberterm Ihrer WP6JC8 imisTiAN -- Fourth Monday In February term six weean First Mnnday in June teixr nh Mona aeptember C alloway hMKind Mnnday in April term hree weeks First Monday in AuKut term Monday In May thTIlFrlt 1JPdJ n -- JfbWneltbrcMoDdJrJn At Inst ho gave it up Record Chicago AMERICAS OLDEST MANSION Wa3 Built on n Bank in 1042 of the Hudson On the east bank of the Hudson river not half a mile below Albany stands a remarkable house whose fame should preserve it from destruc- Â¬ tion A bronze tablet affixed to the front wall declares it to have been erected in 1 G42 and that it is the old- Â¬ est dwelling in the United States in a state of preservation This tablet was placed there by a committee at the time of the biennial celebration of Albany as a chartered city in 1886 and is considered trustworthy infor- Â¬ mation The house was the homestead of the Van Rensselaer family and for over two and a half centuries has been known as the Crailo Manor houso The house is a brick structure and until within a decade was in an excellent state of preservation It is of the most sub- Â¬ stantial construction and the walls are of great thickness The beams of hewn pine are of unusual size many measuring 1G inches square During the life of the houso practically the entire history of the United Stotes has been made Perhaps the most in- Â¬ teresting feature about the outside of the house arc the two remaining of the nine original stone loop holes through which tho Dutchmen of that day pro Â¬ truded their firearms when repelling an attack from Indians and other hostile parties While the Dutchmen of tho settlement were generally on friendly terms with the Mohawks the tribe inhabiting that section the settlers often had to endure raids from the nomadic Mohegans or River Indians and it was their stone headed arrows which left their marks in many places about the buildings exterior Since 1893 the manor house has been the property of the estate of tho late Jane Van Schaick who died in Albany in that year soon after she had acquired title through mortgage foreclosure The lack of tenant re Â¬ sulted in negligence of the premises and the village vandals gained en- Â¬ trance by removing the hoards from the windows and they not only in Â¬ jured tho fireplace but made way with the stairs and whatever they could move The New York chapter of the Society of tho Colonial Dames tried by means of a fair to secure funds with which to purchase the house but tho attempt was unsuccessful and thus the matter rested On August 4 the house was sold in partition suit The purchaser was John Circh enacher and the price paid was 4 300 Leslies Weekly Metals Become Tired lluoncoin political control it contains some of tho most valuable farming lands in New England its farmers are generally prosperous many wealthy there is no operative class since there are no manufacturing establishments of any consequence its three or four villages are with one exception of tho average rural New England order the exceptional one has because of its somewhat rapid growth and peculiar character been given by the legisla- Â¬ ture a village government distinct from that of the town but in this town the condition of affairs is thoroughly unsatisfactory Taxes aro high higher than in many cities and taxpayers complain that there is little or nothing to show for expenditure crime of the lesser sort is winked at police regulations are merely nominal the assumption being that these are unnecessary in a town the best class of citizens are not elected to the town offices rings have grown up and men are elected to con- Â¬ trol town affairs who expend the pub- Â¬ lic money in such a manner that they count upon the support of a little rural and village machine of a few dozen voters who are supported in part by labor furnished by the town Tho large taxpayers and property owners complain of incompetent se- Â¬ lectmen reckless and extravagant ex- Â¬ penditure and more than hint at of- Â¬ ficial corruption yet have become in- Â¬ different in a measure to what is done since they say they cannot help it that the ring has things its own way At a town meeting called during the past summer to provide some thou- Â¬ sands of dollars for a special emer- Â¬ gency tho polls had to be kept open for two days in order to secure the necessary number of votes to legalize an appropriation The heavy fax payers and the best citizens complain and yet permit tho ring to control tile town meeting and the incompetent men to be elected to office because the better nlement says it is of no use to try to reform Boston Advertiser AMUSING INVESTIGATION Intellectual Unfitness of Many Men Who Are Called to Jury Service The jury commission appointed by the appellate division of the supreme court of Michigan to investigate the workings of the new jury system in and easy to operate tnio Z of Hoods Dili which aro np to dato In every respect W Safe certain and sure All druggists 25c C I Hood Si Co Low elf Mnss Tho only Tills to take with Hoods Sarsaparllla Hoodsa J s ubs c r i b e THE wralffU lmeks -ITof II 111 Si weeks First Monday In May torm two ontay term two L AuBt weeks first Monday Jn fteptember term two wppks Mond n fJovember PROFESSIONAL CARDS WILLIAM B NEELY Main N W2 Attorney at Law PlantsrB Bank building st WEEKLY LOUISVILLE DISPATCH A Special Attention to the Collection of Claims C H TANDY Grown and Bridge Work a Specialty OFriCB over Mcharda A Coa store CRANK R1VE8 STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER For For For For the the the the free coinage of silver Chicago platform Democratic nominees Attcney at Law nopklnsvllleKy Practice In the Courts of Christian and ad olning counties Office Court St near Weber I interest of the masses All the All All latest telegraphic news the latest State news the latest market reports BWABFIELDJr Lawyer Correct market reports Correct court reports Reliable news reports Honest editorial policy THE WEEKLY LOUISVILLE DISPATCH AND THE Kentuckian one year for 230 iVViViVmViViiViYiViViVYiViViYmYViiVftViXJj Office Ilopkinsvllle with CalllsA Wallace Kjr QR M S MERRIWKTnBR Office os Late of Louisville Dentist Hopklnsvllle Ky In SummereBuildlDg over Bassett ifc f NDREW SARGENT M D for your Baking Powder not more You w ouldnt pay double price for sugar wliy pay 50c a pound for Baking Powder Pay Whats Fair I JACK FROST GROCERY CLAEEKOE HARM Physician and Surgeon llopklnsville Ky O IBce r If th and Main streets opposite City vOurtRooii Telephone Office 53 3 luuldence KM B 0YD POOL BarberE 7th street Hopklnsvllle Ky Especial attention to patrons clean Linen Call andbeconvliiced atlBfaotorv service 15 the lightest whitest Baking Powder it s pure sure ana lair priced Makes the finest bread cakes and Guaranteed and sold for 2 5c a biscuits pound at Rood stores like that of WALLIS CHA8 CATLKTT Hotel Henderson Entirely new and first class in all respects Excellent sample rooma and Bervice uuequalled in the city On Double Car Line O P L P Kleidejier Props Henderson Ky CATLETT Formerly with Forbes HARRIS Bro An electrical company engaged in the rectifying of alcohol and sirups by electricity has made some experi Â¬ ments in the purification of water and has discovered that even tho foulest water may bo made usable Tho proc- Â¬ ess is by the free use of ozone whie entering into tho water cleanses it of all impurities Pneumatic Snow Plow It has long been known that water moved at a Jtfgh A citizen of Atlanta Ga has in Â¬ rato of speed clears itself or is cleared vented an electrically driven pneu of a large amount of objectionablo matic snow plow that h entirely un jiinjuwut jljus wiin ino audition oi liko anything ever beforo brought the ozone probably makes tho most out Tho snow is scraped from tho thorough cleansing which can bo roadway by a shear and then blown made aside from distillation out of the way by an air blast from a Obtaining Large Crystals blower which latter is driven by two Much difficulty has been experi 30 horse power motors When pass- Â¬ ing teams the wind gate may be enced in obtaining large sized crysclosed and snow permitted to accu- Â¬ tals It is said that largo crystals may mulate until the air is turned on bo secured in tho following manner again Neither the snow remaining Tho small crystal is so mounted that or removed is packed Tho plow is while in n saturated solution it can adjusted in regular work to remove bo continuously rotated on itself with a speed of several rotations to tho sec Â¬ 15 inches ond Potassiums and ammonium It ib computed that 20000 tous alums copper sulphide and sodium of canned salmon aro consumed an chlorato are said to give particularly miallvjn this couatry fine results Various instances aro on record where metals while not showing any appreciable wear have literally fallen to pieces and that without any as Â¬ signed cause On one occasion a steel rail after 22 years continuous serv Â¬ ice on the Great Northern railway in England actually disintegrated under the wheels of a passing train So complete was the breaking up that scientists thought it worthy of investigation during which it was deter Â¬ mined that the metal had become ex Â¬ hausted and had broken down just as an overstrained animal might be expected to do This has led to fur Â¬ ther inquiry and scientists are satis fied that metals do become tired out Fine cracks often appear in steel rails and it has been supposed that they aro caused by tho continuous concussion of railway wheels This however seems to be contradicted by the examination of newly made rails in which similar fine lines occur The idea that metals beeomo weary whilo not altogether a now one is to an extent a plausible one and under tho careful scrutiny of scientific societies will probably bo satisfactorily ex Â¬ plained and settled Erie county had a sitting recently Forty men who have been rejected as jurors by Commissioner Meads on the ground of intellectual unfitness were called before the commission and ex Â¬ amined to discover if thero was good reason for barring them out The men were asked the meaning of reasonable capital punishment doubt arson forgery perjury proba ble cause and other legal terms One man said that to perjure meant to damn your soul forever Another said that forgery meant to set fire to your neighbors house Commissioner Lang suggested that ho had confused arson with forgery but the man per Â¬ sisted in saying that forgery meant burning houses One stalwart son of the Emerald Isle refused to answer any questions PAINTERS and PAPER HANGERS We have concluded to go iuto bus iness for ourselves and offer our ser vices to the public at the most reasonable prices Paper hanging a specialty All work guaranteed Leave orders at Gub Youngs EXCURSIGN VIA TICKETS THE THE Illinois Central R ft TO Telephone 84 2 rings W W GRAY TONSORIAL WEST SEVENTH Tennessee ARTISTS STREET ELB BUILDING Clean towels and everything first Give us a call Have Your Photographs Made Ai Centennial And International AT Exposition saying no lawyer and I dont propose to make a monkey of myself One of the men called declared that reasonable doubt meant that a man should be hanged on 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AaSBEMBo class 4 35oVltiu0Ulllc jRentucltiatt iertiris4A SS - k opkinviUt ihuUi mtmmmmwtmm mi SSa XLiamj rewattttwbfr Ka K Public sentiment in this city docs Hopeless Life Gloomy not endorse the nctiou of the Motho list Conference in expelling tev rttblishod Tuosday and Friday Mornings Geo F Campbell on account of hia Internal Pnlns Lamo Tired Nor- vous Evory Sod Symptom Curod domestic troubles The testimony Hoods Snrsapanlln M MEACHAM was not of a very convincing charac byFor nearly flvo yoani I Buffered with ter to an outside observer Husband asovero caae of stomach trouble I bad 8l1130IUPTI0N l A YKAIl IN AUVASCK and wife were arrayed against each pnlns In my stomach and bowels 00 that I could not other on a question of veracity each suffering stand or work without great tiuoal reading notices 20 bfiils per Uno My appetite wits very poor and 6icolnl locnlHBcontn llnncncli Insertion llutly denying the statements of the when I did eat anything I was shortly IUU5J for standing nclvortlsomonts furnished other uud the committee choso to be- afterwards solrod with vomiting spoils I on application lieve Mrs Campbell although her could not rest at night and felt lamo and omomu south main sthket liiTd own father wrote a letter in Mr tired all ovor I became nervous and My llfo sconied no energy whatever There was gloomy ond hopeless My husband ad Â¬ Campbslls interest ftiilDAY OCT 1 1897 made public no evidence to corrob vised mo to tako Hoods Barsaparllla 09 orate her charges of cruel treatment ho had been taking it with great benes DEMOCRATIC TICKET and the friends of the deposed minis used 1 began taking it and tlio first bot Â¬ good I con- Â¬ tle did ter hero at the homo of his child tinued mo a great deal of and have now with it regularly Ccurk Couiit of Appeals SAM J hood are unwilling to believe that almost fully regained my natural weight SHACKELFORD of Daviess merited the severe sen and am doing nearly all my housework Circuit Jmxin THOMAS P COOK Mr Campbell upon him It b not Mits Hinda Crocker Gladstone Ala tence inflicted of Calloway My blood was out of order and I had Commonwealths Attorney W It claimed that he over struck his wife no energy After taking two bottles of HOWELL of Christian yet he was convicted of brutal treat Hoods for felt better For State Sdnator R C CREN- ment of a mysterious nature not a year Sareaparilla I W Smith than Colllns Marion SHAW County Juixik J AS KFORBES made public He was not accused of vlllo Alabama sold by druggists County Att y FRANK RIVES unfaithfulness or of violating the 1 Hoods Sarsaparilla is to get Hood suro six for 5 SiiBRiFF TdOS J DAVIS penal laws or the ten commandments Assessor JAS G YANCEY yet he wai held to be guilty of im Supt of Schools U L CLARDY SPECIAL LOCALS Circuit Clerk -- ALBERT KELLY morality with his own wife upou testimony of the most sensational County Clerk C D BELL Surveyor H B CRUNK character and unfit for publication CO BUCKNER Jailer L L NICHOLS The actual charges are uot known Representative JNO C DUFFY but the importance given to them For City Councilmen OFFICE OVER FIKST NATIONAL BAWK raises some new questions in regard First Ward R H HOLLAND to ministers and their family rela Dealers In all classes of reallestate Buysell Second Waru JAS DWARE - - Hopkimsville Ky ana rent tions Mr Campbells reputation Third Ward DENNIS R FERRY HARPER Whiskey is rapidly beFourth Ward GEO D DALTON here has always been good As boy ItB Fifth Wajid E W WALKER a ud man he had the respect and con coming the natural beverage the one thing Sixth Ward- - J T WALL fidence of all who knew him If he Republicans all parties agree upon Democrats Populists Seventh Ward L T BRASHER is uot a consecrated christian and a Even the knowuothiug party knows AIaoistrates man of God the people here one thing the merits of HAllPER S Hopkins ville SGBUCKNER devout have been wonderfully deceived in WhiBkey Pembboke Win L PARKER W R LONG Lonoview THOS M BARKER him For sale by CHAS CALL and SEE Our Handsome am ft New Stock Up w 4 Just Opened For Inspection Real Estate Agents Mammoth OLOTHINGI SHOE COMPANY Lafayette J F DIXON Fruit Hill DAVID SMITH Scates Mill T P DUNNING UnionS H MBKING Hopkinsville Kt Constables Hopkinsville W H WEST cuit Judge of the Third Judicial DisS trict of Kentucky will address the Pembroke BEN CARROLL people of Christian couuty at the Lonoview BEN WILLIAMS following times and places Lafayette F C RIVES Lantrips Friday October 1 JOHN WALKER Fruit Hill Crofton Saturday October 2 W PPOOL Sites Mill JOHN Era Reushaws Store Monday inbllc Speaking Hon Thomas P Cook and Hon James Breathitt candidates for Cir- Notice Registration at all voting places in Elopkinsvi lie Tuesday October 5 from 6 a m Oct 4 toy p m The Democrats 01 Henderson and Union counties nominated J T Wilson of Henderson for State Senator m Enloe of the Louisville Dis patch bhould let Bob Taylor alone Ho miy not know it but he is jump ing on the most popular Democrat in the South TBro Both the Democrats and Republi cans of Massachusetts held State conventions this week The Democrats named George Fred Williams for Governor on the Chicago platform renominated and the Republicans Gov Wolcott In spite of the bonded debt of half a million and the increased tax rate the Republican administration is still haid up for cash and is able to pay only ouo half of the forty per cent now due the school teachers The Hindmauites have lodged their petition signed by Republicans and goldbugs to the number of several thousand Last year he Palmer pe titiou had teveral hundred tiigners iu Christian couuty but only G6 voted as thoy signed Petitions as a rule amount to nothing I Yellow fever is 6lowly spreadiug in the infected districts In New Or leans there were 25 new cases Wednesday 21 at Edwards 15 at Biloxi and 9 at Scrantou There were four deaths at New Orleans and one at Edwards There have so far been F91 cases reported in the four town besides those iu Ocean Spriugs which is now free from the disease Only about one case in ten or twelve has proved fatal Fruit Hill Tuesday October 5 John Stites Wednesday October 6 1897 Ex of Caroline E Campbell deed Kennedy Thursday October 7 Howoll Friday October 8 Oil in Christian County Lafayette Saturday October 9 Speaking will commence prompt I have in my hands for sale a fine ly at 130 PM farm of 667 acres ou which there are sure signs of petroleum There is Silier reeling In England well on the farm 9B feet deep and in London Sept 18 The position of the Spriug of the year the water is silver is exciting much attention here so strong with kerosiue that the not This farm it and the Bpeedy opening of the Indian stock will sold drink you want to g t must be If mints is freely predicted in irrespon- rich write or call on W S Haleutty sible quarters The latest bimetal Hopkinsville Ky list gossip includes the following story from the Sheffield Telegraph Lime For Fertilizer We believe that the French Iu WpaiomalcliiK farmia a spclal low price diau and United States miuts will bo on lime for fertilizing puipoe Manj far reopened to the coinage of silver 15 mers are now using lime for thlspurioac with 1 c wu u in to and that it will be so announced great sanraouou ratea an The eood large quan results fol tities at verv low all and in October when the first meeting of low limits use last for iho jeais ee us the British cabinet takes plnce after before at Dal tm BttM ofllceNoB Sixth stieet your iertulzer buying the vacation It will probably bIbo HOPKINSVILLE LIME WORKS be announced that Great Britain has G E Dalton crop r asrreed to the termB suggested by the Washington government The ar Cash paid for Bonds rangements will cr uclude the Batik and Bank Stock of Englands holding one fifth of its reserve in silver Money loaned at 6 per cent in sums of 1500 aud upwards on good A Medal to Dr Vouablc furuis in Kentucky aud Tennessee During the recent session of the notjexceediug 40 per cent of appraised Duellings to sell or rent Sovereign Grand Lodge I 0 O F value CO nt Springfield 111 a distinguished WALTER F GARNETT Finaucial aud Insurance Agents honor was conferred upon Rev J W Venable Grand Chaplain of the OrKeep Cool der for 30 vears Past Graud Sire Sanders of New York ou behalf of Dont bum your money but buy The the olhcers and members of the sov the Self Heating Fiat Irou ereign body presented tue chaplain most valuable invention of the pera gold medal the Veteran Jewel us a iod Savo your fuel clothers cash testimonial of their personal esteem and wives Especially adapted to and also to mark the fart of his mem dress mfikers tailors and milliners beship iu the order f ir over fiftj Apply to G HENRY SMITH years box 580 Hjpkinsville Ky lue next nunual session of the Sov ereign Grand Lodge will Le held in LOST bostou Mass in tsepteraber 1898 Ou Cox Mill road near the city Tho Kentucky C 1 synod one young Berkshire boar weight The Kentucky Synod of the C P about 100 lbs Leave information at Church will meet in this city from this office October 26 to 29 This body consists usually of from 100 to 200 delegates CHARLIE BRONSTON COMINGfrom churches all over the State Among the more distinguished vis- Hon C J Brouston to Speak Iloro Ou All persons having claims against the estate of Mrs Caroline E Campbell deceased are requested and notified to preseut the same properly proven to my attorneys Messrs Pe Downer within the next 30 tree days for payment All persons indebted to said e3tato will please come forward promptly aud settle said indebtedness This September 16th ft 0 DOLLAR WMEVT m DEMANDS CAREFUL SEEDING AND A LARGER ACREAGE The great success of fertilizing wheat this last season will re- Â¬ sult in a larger use of Fertilizers and Fertilizer Drills this fall The advance in wheat has stiflined 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 Ollly w Pf mbroke 11 ARMOUR We sell HORSE SHOE and HOMESTEAD Only the tlie IBet isti 1 Nothing is moiu worthless than inferior fertilizer best is worth buying ft ft iff MfM 5 S33B f tRaPMHi IT fl Ufa ft ft mSmMM Iff I m ft its We handle two makes of Drills EMPIRE SUPERIOR We can furnish you a drill with Disc Hoe or Shoe with or without fertilizer attachment These drills need no comments you all know them vW The Murray Ledger denies that any considerable number of Calloway Populists will voto for Breathitt We have letters from Calloway corrob orating this statement and putting Cooks majority at not less than 1800 In spite of the defection of Ben C Keys tho Populists and Democrats are thoroughly united iu that county The Democratic magistrates have just elected C H Stewart a Populist county judge uud tho Populists will help elect a Democratic circuit judge The Ledger gives this ou the situa thirsting for Jtepublicuu gore our dogs of war aro hungry hum mi steak Foolishness ia asulo Democrats mid Populists on tho wurpatbuV 1 tion iu Calloway Our friends acroas the river ueed not be unoaBy Wo aro whotting our snickersnees iu CuJIoway Wo aro and for laid are itors expected are Rev II M Steid Oct ley of Liucolu Neb Rev Ira Lau following appointments have Ihe drith aud Hon I II Goodnight of Franklin Ky who will fill a place been announced for Senator Brons on the program Thursday Citizeus ton of Lexiugton will bo invited to extend the hospi October 11 Springfield afternoon tality of their homes to the visitors October 11 Lebuuou night October 12 Elizdbethtowu October 13 Muufordville State of Ohio City or Toledo 9 October 14 Bowling Green Lccos County October 15 Russollville Frank J Cheney makes oath that October 16 Elktou he is the senior partner of the firm of October 18 Hopkinsville Co doing business F J CnENET October 19 Princeton afternoon in tho city of Toledo Couuty and October 19 Paducah uight State aforesaid and that said firm October 20 Mayfield will pay tho bum of ONE HUNDRED October 21 Madisonville DOLLARS for each and every case October 22 Heudeiaon of Catarru that cannot be cured by October 23 Owenaboro afternoon the uno of Halls Catarru Cure October 23 Ha wes ville nigh FRANK J CHENEY Sworn to before me pnd subscribed Union County Kulr in my presence this 6th day of Da- Account of above fair the Illinois cemberA D 1886 Central R R will sell round trip A W GLEASON J seal tickets to Uniontown on Oct 5th to Notary Public Halls Catarrh Cure iB taken inter- 9th inclusive at one fare Return nally and acts directly on the blood limit OjI 10th E M Sherwood Agent and mucous surfaces of the system Send for testimonials free Chns Flurry u paralytic son of G F J CHENEY CO Toledo O W Hurry was yesterday adjudged u Sold by Druggists 75o lunatic Uud seut to tho asvlum Halls Family Pills are the best 1 ft ft w ft WV W1 ft SSSBaSl IL Lr vA J3h fit Jri-sir ft ft SSfe Tr tU This is therDeering Corn Harvester Two horses pull it one man operates it and cuts from 6 toJ8 acres daily On exhibition t l at our store Will take pleasure in showing it ft ft ft ft ft 99 t ffl FORBES 6fc W1 XWtm9 BRO Xjopkiuwillt Mtntutkian CAMRBELL EXPELLEO In Full H 5 The Apkuilutinn nta MhiIo by j V the Ululiop Henderson If y Sept 27 The an uiiaLconfcreuco ndjourned with the roadiug of tho Jist of appointments Tho committee appointed to try Kov George F Campbell reported to tho conference nt 915 oclock Their report iib read by Dr H 0 Morrison tho chairman is as follows Your committee in tho case of Gee F Campbell churged with immorali ty find tlin cutircro sustained by the ovidence and expel him trora tho unn iatry and tho church Emerson arose to make an explanation He said that ho did not sign the report aiid that two others of the jury refused to do so They were Rev J C Potrio and Vol Rev I J JaBi S M M Elduid E Pate It W HAys F GHAnmsoN W Love Jeffersontowu P T Hardison Columbia District Presiding El der J L Murrell Columbia S J Thompson EaBt Columbia J S Crandall Breedings A C Gentle Crocus T J Campbollj Bear Creek J 0 Smithson Albany W F Hog ard and K D Bennett Wayne WS Tabor Burksville C R Payne Ben ox T L Huluey Monticello T J Harrison Jamestown J W Tabor Templo Hill J L Kilgore Russell Mission to be supplied F L Toles Edmonton to bo supplied W P tlarp roytonsburg o 1 rope South Fork Mission J E Lovello Summer Shade J L Brown Dori loiileit hikI Monkey bo in town to morrow a dog pony aud monkey show that will undoubtedly draw like a porous piaster It is one of the best on tho road aud travel h in a train of special cars including sleeper dining car pony car dog car moukey car and other cars for the properties In tho company are twelve musi ciaus ton cauvaBinen five hostlors three dot men u steward a cook two waiters tweuty Beven otuer mon keys with fifty educated ponies and Buffalo W B Lucy Upton A G THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE FntBor Muufordevillo J S Mitchell Thurlow Smith Givau Casey Creok Lung Troubles and Consump Mission to bosupplied by JohnBoalo tion Can be Cured JolTersontown circuit A L Moll An Eminent New York Ohemist and Scien Â¬ tist Makes a Free Offer to Our Readers JOHN MOAYONS Hunter MoDaniel mere will W The bishop decided in accordance with the verdict of the committee it The bill of charges upon which the Itqv Uampboll was prosecuted was drawn up from the ovidence given by his wife before tho investigating committee of Louisville preachers The two priuoipal charges were improper conduct and immorality At 1115 BiBUop Wilson read the following appointments for tho next conference year LouisvilleDistric- t- Presiding Elder Jno W LewiR Walnut street M D Chapman Broadway J P MoPerriu Chesuut street C H Smith Main street W C Brandon Jefferson Btreet D L Collie Portland J T Rushing West Broadway G E Fos kett Fourth avenue H D Moore Jeffersonville B F Biggs Cliftcn J D Stigler Wilson Memorial S G Shelly Lander Memorial E W Bot tomley Middletown A D Litchfield Ashbury L D Anderson City Mis sion Geo 0 Needham Student Van derbilt University F W Pfeiffer Elizabethtown District Presiding Elder G B Overton Elizabethtown T C Peters Hardinsburg S K Breeding Hodgensville J V Big ham Vine Grove C F Hartford C W Hesson Big g4t Brandenburg Springs D F Walton Long Grove W T Davenport Falls of Rough W PThomas t lA In the former drug firm of And his jolly company of Comedians Gish Garner were the iuventors and Singers and Dancers Dont miss it proprietors of a liniment patented as REMEMBER THE DATE Wild Goose Liniment which has for Prices 25 35 50 and 75 Cents 25 years or more been a standard medicine in many homes of Christian A Thoroughbred and adjoining counties Subsequent The new musical farce comedy will McCormack Calhoon W F Corbiu to the dissolution of the firm of Gish Garner it passed into the T Beech Grove E V Dowell Hartford the late Dr Harry B Garnerhands of be seen for the first time in this city Since Silas Newton HawesvilleU GFoote the latters death Mr J 0 Cook has at Hollands Opera House Tuesday A E Barret Putesville Mission Clover port T V Joiner Ceralvo J become the sole owner of the now evening Oct 5 introducing the only H Richardson Lewisport J C famous medicine Mr Cook is pre Billy A GriiBu the greatest tramp appearing Brandon Fordsville Grant Reynolds paring to push the liniment and put comedian and bauioistappears in be his Y Thomas Liv it on the market in largo quantities fore the public who South Carrollton R and to that end will fill wholesale original character of Dusty Rhodes ermore C A Alexander Rosiue T on Ninth F Roland Pleasant Ridge M Hunter orders from his drug store household an ex race track sport the character whicli has made him famous Mr Henderson District Presidiug El- street The liniment is a season surrounded der G H Hayes Henderson R W remedy that will stand upon its mer Griffin has this all star cast of come himself with an Browder Audubon W R Smith its wherever it is once tried diaus singers and dancers who will Corydon J C Petrie Robards B C Hrt ntUltt Reversed introduce the latest songs of tbe day RuBsell Morgan field station R F Be wise and see it for if you miss it The Court of Appeals has reversed Hayes Morganfield circuit G M opera it vou Everitt Madisouville S H Love Judge Breathitts decision in the house will regret Oct At the 5 Popular Tuesday lace Hanson DSCampbell Slaugh Â¬ work house case of the city of Hop- prices ters E E Pate Secrameuto W L kinsville vs Boyd and women will Sebree W W Kiser Dixon Corbin Fifty four uev cases and two deathB D Ward CaBeyville T L Cran be sent to the work house like men is the summary of Tuesdays yellow C dall fever situatiou The plague is rapt Elder T D Moore will begin Bowling Green District Presiding vival meeting at Liberty church a re idly disappearing at Ocean Springs ueir Elder J F Redford Bowling Greeu Allegree Todd county the second and the situation generally is improvstation U C Settle Bowling Green Sunday inthis month ing circuit J W Love Fanklin J T Cherry Franklin circuit G W Shu gart Glasgow and Dover F T HQPKIRSSVBLLE--ON- E DAY Lewis Woodburn circuit J G Free mau Scottsville S L Lee Horse Cave Jos Chandler Glasgow Junction W R Godby Smiths Grove T H Moore Richardsville H T Summers Rochester J R Crandall Morgantown E M Gibbons Chapel Hill F S Ashby Canwer R H Two Performances Rain or Sliiue Roll Colhortem J D Gilliam Bar ren River Mission Tom Barber Scottsville circuit S L Lee fe RuBsellville District Presiding El- Jjler J M Lawsoo Russellville Jas 1871 Stephens port E A Cundiff Constantino W F Ford Louisville circuit S P Stiles Wolf Creek R W Shemwell Xeitchfield G F Cundiff South Eeitchlield J S McDanieJ MillerB fewn W R Wagoner Owensboro District Presiding El der V Elgin Settle Chapel G W Briggs Main street C F Williams Owensboro circuit B F Orr Yelving ton B L Stubblefield Rome J T McDanieJ B Galloway T Miller West Jfoint Y J A Mines trol over them The show will pitch its tent in tho Coleman field near the Acme Mills and perform afternoon and night Dont fail to go and take the little folks Wild Gooso Liniment intelligent dogs The monkeys are Btacked up in their car in cages and are unloaded like chickens or other poultry in crates There are ponies of every color size and ancestry The dogs live in a konnol car that looks liko a car full of shelves filled with bales of wool Tho wool is grow ing on tho becks of dogs invisible except their bright eyes The parade they give ib a creditable ono and many a fond father will take tho children once or twice during tho exhibitions here The performance is a most credi table one The dogs and ponies belonging to this organization are well trained aud all look flue They perform their feats at the mere word of command and both the canines and equines do their numerous tricks and fealB of skill in such a willing and precise manner that it is easily seen that Prof Blake has wonderful con122 ty as can be claimed by auy modern genius His assertion that lung I I am satisfied troubles and consumption are curable And propose to sell goods cheaper than ever before have underbought all in auy climate is proven by heartfelt other merchants as I buy for cash only and have advantages in cash discounts letters of gratitude filed in his American and European laboratories in thousands from those cured in nil Come anil see us in our new stora 206 anil 208 South Street parts of the world Medical experts concede that bronchial chest and lung troubles lead to Consumption which uninterrupted means speedy and certain death Simply write to T A Slocum M A per yard C 98 Pine street New York giving Everyone who has seen our line of goods 80 good Canton Flauuel Cauton Flannel the kiiid 5c inch medium weight post office and express uddressaud declare that we have the prettiest most styl- Â¬ you pay 10c for tho free medicine will be promptly 7c 8c sent Sufferers should take instant ish and cheapest that they have seen this 32 inch Canton Flannel good hpavy nap advantage of his geoerous proposiseason tion Please tell the Doctor that you saw A good Corset for 25c his offer in tho Hopkinsville Ken Here are Some Be Openers A better one for 35c tuckian A regular 75c one 50c 15 pes Novelty Dress Goods double fold 75c 15c A SI 50 Corset for 88 inch all wool novelty 100 25c The best on earth for 38 inch all wool novelty 18c 38 inch double fold all wool novelty 23c 38 inch all wool covert cloth was 50c 35c A line of prints at 3 4 aud 4ic 24 inch plaids 41c Apron Checks Amoskeags 5c One Night Only 36 inch worsted plaids 25c A line of French and Renfrew Ginghams latest OCT 86 inch silk wool plaids 45c pattern 8lc 35 inch all wool serge 25c A full lino choicest Percales 8 to 12ic 38 inch all wool serge 30c 50 inch all wool serge 40c The Musical Farce Comedy 80 inch black flannel brocades 12ic 12lc 36 inch unbleached Muslin 4c 64 brocade fast black 6i 40 inch lizard cloth 5c 25c 36 inch bleached Muslin 40 inch all wool novelty 15c 45c A good 10 4 unbleached Sheeting Introducing the Comedian 40 inch mohair fancy the 75c grade 18 aud 20c 50c iitno bleached Tho distinguished New York chem ist T A Slocum demonstrating his discovery of a reliable aud absolute euro for Consumption Pulmonary Tuberculosis anci all bronchial throat lung chest diseases stubborn coughs catarrhal affections general decline aud woakuess loss of iloah and all conditions of wasting away will send THREE FREE BOTTLES all different of his New Discoveries to any afflicted reader of tho Hop kinsville Keutuckian writing for them His New Scientific Treatment Iibb cured thousands permanently by its timely use and ho considers it a simple proffsssional duty to suffering Humanity to donate a trial ot his infallible cure Science daily devejops new wonders and this great chemist patient ly experimenting for years has pro duced results as beneficial to humani BIG We Have Opened in Our New Stand WITH THE Most Complete Stock Ever Skwn m T liSs City lain LADIES DRESS GOODS CANTON FLANNEL CORSETS HOLLANDS QPERA HOUSE 5 CALICO and PERCALES TUESDAY A DOMESTICS Thoroughbred Billy A Griffin Here Take Notice Ye We bought our clothing six mouths ago at prices MENS SHOES We do not say that there are no shoes on the market as good as ouus but we do say there are none as good for 125 150 175 200 the money Our 225 250 300 325 and 350 the last 3 are the 5 and S6 kind Did you say rats Jome in and look at them first you are one of those fellows that wont wear shoes that cost less than 6 or 8 a pair Oome in our store we can suit you You have more money than brains When the time comes that you have more brains and only 350 and still want 6 shoes walk right in sir we can accom Â¬ modate you We have shoes in all the new toes and all the late colors shades etc and Mr Max Moayon will take pleasure in showing them to you t Bargain Seekers that made us buy just double the amount and now woolens have advanced 25 per cent But that cuts ice with us Just think n splendid suit well tailored formerly sold for for S500 As I have always been known as the poor mans1 friend why come at 275 all no My all wool one for 350 a still bet- Â¬ ter one for 450 and a perfect fit- ting one other competitors would ask 10 for why take one for 500 A 20 Tailor t Question SHIRTS Are what will constitute our bargains this week FOR A 1000 ONLY Word in reference to my line of Mens Trousers SATUR DAY OCT 2 Blakes A mericas G reatest Sipe We have just purchased an entire loous amounting to a thousand pair at They are the nobbiest patterns ever shown here Regular 75c soft bosom shirts with white neck and wrist bands for Regular 1 stiff and soft bosom col Â¬ ored shirts detachable collars and cuffs lino of Pauta for 7 loo to 500 AH 75 and 80c shirts all styles for 50c 5c 65c Hosiery I R McAfee TrentonA PLyon Hopkius ville W K Piner Crofton Mission W 0 Rickard Lafayette G W Lyon Auburn J E Kiug Elkton circuit P H Davis Hopkinsville cir cuit P C Duval Lewisburg Elias Smith Princeton District Presiding Elder S C Allen Princeton and Rock Springs T J Randolph Marion F lolu Robt Johnson A Mitchell Shady Grovo E D Boggess Salem W H Archer Carrsville R T Mc rarnell Southland B A iBrandon Orand Rivers W W Prine Eddy ville L W Browder Kuttawa L M Russell Cadiz J D FraBer Ceru loan Springs B F Sheffer Canton S L C Coward Star Limo Works G W Paughbuu Greenville W 0 Hayes Greenville circuit R C Love Dawson J WCrowo Lebauou District Presiding Elder C R Crowe Lebauon J L Edring ton Bardstown and Samuels F M Potty Bardstowu Junction J S Sco AtkinBon boo Springfield B F Bradfordville E R Beunott New Haven W E Lyon Mannsville J L Reid Campbellsville G S King Groonsburg and Early P L King Greeusburg circuit D P Thomas Shopherdsville J Q Burkholder LewiB Adairville D S Bowles Alleusville I W Emmerson Elkton E P Crowe Sharon Grove Jos S Again the bought This is where you save money as has got in its them by the case lot Below you will find a work before Mr Dingley did A Good Cotton Blanket 10 qr at few prices 48c Blankets Almighty Dollar Chandler Kirkmansville J Dog Pony and Monkey Shows Largest Best and Richest institution of its kind on earth Under the personal management of GEORGE W SIPE A Better One at 6c Misses full regular Ribbed Hose all sizes formerly SI 75 9c An all wool Blauket at 20c my price 225 250 10c Better grades at Extra heavy School Hosiery Tho Best at 350 A Snap for the Ladies Now if you are in need of Blankets of any A full regular Hermadorfs Best Black other mer kind you will do well to call and examine 15c chants nskiug 25c ray price is these bargains before they are disposed of as I also have in stock the latest styles in Drop they go on sale Thursday Stitch Faucv Stripe and Checks at surpris ingly low prices iMioxe Monies HCoxe Zvonise37s Than all other shows combined appearing in the most marvelous aud aston ishing exhibition of brute sagacity ever offered to the amusement world ZfcvCoxe ZDogfS Good News for the Ladies I have a full line of sheets pillow shams aud bol sters aud counterpanes which will also bo put on sale We are the onlyfpeople who handle the at once strictly up to date hat or cap We have them in green navy blue and seal brown Ask to Beautiful designs of foreign dress patterns see our snecial S150 stiffs and our S2 ones in the latest shades consisting of green and They surpass all others As for caps come in v HATS and CAPS Dress Patterns of blues blacks black and white and the new shades we win snow beyond a doubt that we are the only furnishers in Hopkinsville at prices that defy competition Headquarters for Towels Napkins Table Cloths and Linens Give us a call Dog Pony and Monkey Actors Educated to the highest point of animal intelligence by and performing under the personal direction of PROF R BLAKE the Worlds Greatest Animal Trainer J Admission Children lOc Adults 20c Jno Moayon ffl t 1 Bar issaEcSB PRfwprr i 6 f fJopltltttfuUlf TPr ctttiukfa FUMY THINQ ON A TRAIN Wife Was Left But tho Old The First AnnuaVSlack and Poultry Show otthe CHRISTIAN GOUNTY FAIR COMPANY INCOIUOKATKD MORE MEAT LEBSWHEAT In- Â¬ Will be lield at- - Hpkinsville Ky ROY SATURDAY Oct 8 and 9 J N B GALBREATH Secy Treas M V DULIN Pres JOUETT HENRY Asst Secy B Admission NEW BICYCLES FOR SALE 25 Cents EW BICYCLES JNEWBICYC1EST0REI TO RENT OUR REPAIR SHOP IS 1897 ALL WORK GUARANTEED And we are prepared to do any kind of repairing on short notice --m SINGLE WHELS AND TANDEMS FOR RENT jm Onr Bent Wheels aro all new and Up to date Secondhand wheels bought and sold Old Bicycles Made New T Old Racket Stand J WALSH STOVES REPAIRED Tlie KZentuckian I A 21 FEBE And tlie New Matliews Sewing Machine FOR ONLY Year idem Hi av arm Sewing Machine all the latest im provements With iBBrBBBBBBBaBBBBBBnl The best Machine for the least money ever manufactured Light running simple durable x noiseless la W 1 msr wWWWmm 10 Every Machine warranted years A and freight prepaid 50 Machine for for 521 Cash must accompany orders all Description of the Improved New Mathews Machine This machine is manufactured with the view of supplying a long felt want to wit A Modem High arm first class Sewing Machine with all late improvements and of firt clas material and good workmanship including the bt Bt and latest Attachments at a reasonable price A book of instructions accompanies every machine H t wheel tp keep dress from getting on wheel Attanh ents Aro the famous Johnsons set Thellead Ts Ave and one half Inches high in a tin box and consists of tucker rufller one half Inches long iniide fou hemmers binder qullter foot hemmer and eight and measurement Tills Is as high as any family and fellerunder braider and sheerer oil can machine marie and must not be confounded and oil two crew drivers six bobbins paper with the medium or go called high arm ma of needles thumb screw guage and book of chines The bead plate net Into or level with directions the table The Furniture Is well made hlirhly pol- The Needle Is straight self acting Hat on isneu ana elegant in appearance All these Hide and cannot be set u rong one machines willbosent out with oak furnlturo The Shuttle Is open on the end cylinder unless walnut Is specified Kach machine has iwui kiu mearawers and cover nice nlokcl shape and absolutely self threading The Bearings Are all steel well fitted and plate drop rings to all drawers All machines are m ell packed and crated Adjustable belf tin eadlng The ronchinols JtEAD OUK GUARANTEE and no hole to put the thread throjgh except thereof the needle Th New Matliews Machine is warranted 10 The Feed Isjiosithe in action and has no ypaig from date oLpurchase and thirty days springs to get ut of order trial of it If perfect and entire satisfaction Automatlo Bobbin Winder Will wind tho is not given the machine may bo reshlpped to bobbin as smooth as on a spool of thread to U9 at our expense and TheStltch Is double lock stlfh The same will be icfundcd promptly the money paid us on both fides and will not ravel Can bo lengthened or shor ened from eight to thirty Under this guarantee you run no risk what o er in purchasing tho New Mathews Machine stitches to the inch TheTenslon Is a Hat spring tension and ad- i ou nave tniriyuays trial of it in your own home and If for any reason you should wish justable to nil sizes of thread Hand Wheel Is nieklo plated and has a to return the machine It may eo shipped to us loose wheel attached to operate bobbin winder at our expense and the money will be re- without running rmiolilne iunueu The Movement Is the celebrated eccentric All communications movements posithe in action and fewer work Mathews Machlno should regarding theto New be addressed ing parts than any machine on the mariet The Stand Mm largo balance wheel hangs on two adjustable centers The treadle is lare CHAS M MEACHAM and hanus in conuceiiteisandiiU lost motion can be taken up I asters under uoh end and can be easily nioi ed A ntci dres Kituid over Hopkinsville Ky g Â¬ Â¬ SPECIFICATIONS direct Competlton In view of tho opinion that tho production of cereals has outgrown tho consuming power oi wio popula Â¬ tion and that consequently excess of supply over demand litis brought about low prices u memorandum Tho by SirUobcrt GifTon headed Honl Agricultural Development of the Lnst Twenty Years has especial interest An approximate compari- Â¬ son of tho growth of population of tho total area under cereal crops and of cattle sheep and swino in tho last 2t years show that whilo population had increased 20 per cent tho orca under wheat had increased only 19 percent more than half of which increase was in North America The increase of wheat area in Europe was only about H per cent chiefly in Russia while in tho United Kingdom whore tho production per aero was highest there was a decrease of area under wheat of about 45 per cent In the total area under barley there was an increase of only 6 per cent chiefly in new countries where as yet tho pro- Â¬ duction per acre is low On tho other hand there was an increase of 37 per cent in cattle and 20 per cent in swine but only 18 per cent in sheep From these figures thus briefly summarized Sir Robert Giflen de- Â¬ duces the conclusion that the decline in wheat during the last 20 years is not duo to excessive production as compared with the consuming popu- Â¬ lation On the contrary the growth of cereals in general and of wheat in particular has not kept pace with tho growth of population But as at tho Eame time there has been a great increase of purchasing power in the resources of the consuming peoples the reduction in the value of wheat must Sir Robert Giffen thinks be ascribed to a diminution of demand And tho answer to the question Why do people as they grow richer consume less wheat etc instead of more he finds in the figures as to live stock particularly cattle People eat more meat and therefore want les3 bread Cereals have thus in his view been subjected to a now indi- Â¬ rect competition of a most formid- Â¬ able kind They have not been bene- Â¬ fited by the large growth of a richer and richer population as might have been expected beforehand The in- Â¬ creased wealth has gone in the pur- Â¬ chase of meat and a meat eating population consumes less cereals than a population eating less meat would do although tho meat eating population generally has the larger power of consumption It is our old friend the law of supply and demand that is at work and when we speak of over production all that wc must be understood to mean is thai supply is in excess of demand To those who ask whether there will be an equally rapid growth of meat production in the coming years with a similar effect on prices Sir Robert offers a few crumbs of com- Â¬ fort The displacement of wheat by meat cannot he thinks go much further nor can the increase of marketability which has been a principal factor at work during the past 20 years New countries again being more fully occupied than they were live stock will probably not In- Â¬ crease so fast as when so much new pasturage was available But as re- Â¬ gards Argentina at least this opinion is perhaps qualified by tho report of an expert who says I am almost justified in stating that tho Argen- Â¬ tine Republic can afford to undersell the whole worlds meat trade and re- Â¬ For tho British main sole caterer farmer the practical and sorely press- Â¬ ing question will be If meat is more in demand than corn where is the capital to come from to stock my farm and when I have stocked it Ehall I be undersold in this as I have already been in wheat by foreign London Times competition Romance an J Realsm One of tho passages in Miss AVil which kins new novel Jerome Ccroals Are Subjected to a New Germans Mr It Kindly sat in the smoking car and found his cigar good company lie had a long ride before him Present Â¬ ly a middle aged Gorman couple came in and took seats opposite mm Mr Kindly crossed tho aislo This is tho smoking car madam You will bo mom comforta he said ble in tho rear She looked up indifferently This 1 is good enough fdr me she said vill stay mit mein husband Mr Kindly was not so easily sat- Â¬ isfied Ho made a tour of tho train and found a place for his Gorman friend in ono of the other cars He went back to tho old lady and re- Â¬ ported his find She rose ond accom- Â¬ panied him to the station platform They made their way toward tho car selected Just then tho train began to move off The old woman threw up her hands and screamed Mein cra Ach I vill bo left ciousl Mr Kindly tried to help her on to the moving train but she was too heavy He sprang upon tho fear plat- Â¬ form and waved his hand deprecating ly to tho gesticulating excursionist Going back to the smoking car ho Eaid Relief Was Short was on an excursion train disease by the timely use of Tutts Lfvcr Pills an old and favorite remedy of increasing popularity Always cures Arrest no Coast Line to MACKINAC TAKd THB 5 sour stomach malaria indiges tion torpid liver constipation and all bilious diseases SICK HEADACHE TUTTS Liver PILLS The Seoietary of tho Fall River New Steel Passenger Steamers The Oreatent Perfection yet attained In Boat Conitructlon Luxurious Uqulnment Aitlitlc I uralitilne Decoration and lilflc Icnt Service Insuring the highest degree or ill PETOSKEY dmSSiSTJ MACKINAC CHICAGO DETROIT PETOSKEY Slashers Union has resigned to join the police force COMFORT SPEED AND SAFETY Four Trips pea WtiK Bctwccn Ilow to Ultra All Skin DlncuseH No Simply apply swaynks oiktmbnt Internal mclIiliieiequlrL dt Cures totter eczema Itch all eruption on the face liatidm iioso Ac leaving the skin clear white anil hoilthv ltd ureal hcallnif and curative now- om are poaseHned by no other remedy Ak y ur druggist lor Swaynk8 Oistmrst Toledo Detroit and Mackinac MARQUETTE THE SOO AND OULUTH LOW RATES to Picturesque Macklnscand Return Including Heals and Berths Prom i8j from Toledo Jlfi lrom Cleveland uetroit U to DAY AND NIQHT SERVICE v Pittsburg flint glass workers who struck for 2 05 a day huve rrjacttd the offer of 2 A Sound JLlver Milken i Well Ainu Between Detroit and Cleveland CoutiectliiK- - at Cleveland with Earlleit Trains Tor all points Hail South and South Â¬ west and at Detroit for all points North and Northwest Sunday Trips June Jul EVERY CIevelandPut-in-BayToledo- August and Sept Only f constipated or troubled with jaundice sick head Â¬ ache bad taste in mouth foul breath coated tongue dyspepsia indiges Hon hot dry skin pain iu back and between the shoulders chills and fe ver etc If you have any of these symptoms your liver is out of order to tho husband and your blood is slowly being I am very sorry to have to tell you poisoned because your blood does my friend but your wife is left yon- Â¬ not act properly Herbine will cure der in the station The train started any disorder of the liver stotnuch or bowels It has no equal as a liver before wo could get on the car medicine Price 76 cents Free Is dot so shouted the old man trial bottle at R C Hardwicks drug Shake strangerl store rising to his feet and ho extended a huge hand to Mr Alexandria Ind plate glass workStay and haf a drink mit Kindly me continued the bereft husband ers struck against a cut from SI 85 to taking a generous flask from his SI 60 u day m pocket Tetter Snlr Kheum null Kczcnin The old mans relief was of short Â¬ The intense itching duration The energetic spouse found dent to these diseases mid Bintirtiug inciiain3tantly allayed another excursion train destined for by applying Chamberluius Eye and tho same place She followed in a few Skin Ointment Many very bad cubes have been permanently cured by it It hours St Louis Republic biliouB Â¬ Â¬ I Are you DAY BETWEEN jL k Send for Illustrated Pamphlet Address A A SOHANTZ DBTBOIT MIOH r Tie Detroit cimlaRi Mm Tub Xiv b Alamo 4ttAfT0M0 St LouisSai Francisco RR THROUGH -AND CAR ROUTE BETWEEN ST LOUISSPRINGFIELD PITTSBURG JOPLIN WICHITA EUREKA SPRINGS FT is equally efficient for itching piles and CHINESE COINS Smithsonian Institution Has the Most Completes Collection in tho World a favorite remedy for sore nipples chapped hands chilblains froet bites and chronic sore eyes 25 cts i er bos Dr SMITH DALLAS SAN ANTONIO HOUSTON GALVESTON PARIS fyi Cndys Condition Powders aro bad horse The Smithsonian Institution has re- Â¬ just what a Tonic needs when in and blood purifier a collection condition cently received by bequest vermifuge They tiro noD food but of Chinese coins which may be said medicine and the best in use to put a Price 25 to be more complete than any of the horse in prime condition great collections not excepting the cents per package Sold by R C Hardwick Hopkins of the British mu- Â¬ famous seum Solid Veitibuled Trains with Pullman Sleeper Harvey Dinine Halli and Reclining Chair Con Mapi time tablet and full Information lurnlhed upon application to W C collection vile Ky in London or die Bibliothcquo JIELT1LLE CEO MO T S1CH0I50I Nationale in Paris This priceless collection was be Â¬ queathed by the late G B Glover formerly of the Chinese imperial mari- Â¬ time customs a man of recognized ability as a numismatist and n col- Â¬ lector of many years standing who by availing himself of alongresidonce and knowledge of tho country and an intimacy with the natives had op- Â¬ portunities rarely offered by foreign- Â¬ Tho collection represents the ers coinago of China from 770 B C to tho present daj including very many specimens of those peculiar pieces uscdhothascoinsand religious medals molds of divers shapes notes both governmental and private and those coins of foreign countries struck from time to time for commercial use with China such as the dollurs of Eng Â¬ lish Danish American and Mexican manufacture as well as the entire series of the coinago of the Annamese Japanese Coreans and the Moham Â¬ medan cities of China itself To describe the collection would require a volume for in fact it is a history of the manners and customs depicted in the imperishable bronze of a great nation whose era of civili- Â¬ zation antedates oven tho dawn of that of Greece and Rome It repre Â¬ sents tho religious observances the various dynasties rebellious and in- Â¬ surrections overthrow of reigning families and changes in form of gov- Â¬ ernment Philadelphia Press The Champion in Frugality Guy the founder of Guys hospital in London was as parsimonious in private life as he was munificent in public A good story illustrative of this is told of him in connection with John Hopkins one of his contempor- Â¬ aries who was nidknamed Vulture Hopkins on account of his rapacious mode of acquiring his immense wealth On one occasion ho paid a visit to Guy who on Hopkins enter- Â¬ ing the room lighted a farthing candle Hopkins on being asked the reason of his visit said I have been told that you sir aro better versed in tho prudent and necessary rt l arang my nian Jiving ana x uiereiore wait on you lor a lesson in frugality I havo always re Â¬ garded myself as an adept in this mattor but I am told you excel me Oh replied Guy if that is all you came to talk about wo can discuss tho matter in the dark and there Â¬ upon he blew out the candle Struck with this example of econopiy Hop- Â¬ kins acknowledged that ho had met his superior in thrift Medical Record Several ressed the English C itigrtsB mm in members of Parliament Tray Pan I Agent ST LOUIS ad Trades Union Gen I Pastf Agent ST LOUIS Ma weeks ago the editor was taken with a very Bevere cold that caused him to bu iu a most miserable condition It was undoubtedly tt bad case of la grippe and recognizing it as dangerous he took immediate steps to bring out n speedy cure From the advertisement of Chitniberluius Cough ilemedy and the mauy good A few ft f yll CAtve EACh rscoinuiHiidHtiuiiH we concluded to make a first trial of the mediciue To say that it was satisfactory in its lesuitu is puttiug it very mild v indpd It acted like magic and the result was a speedy uuti permanent cure We huve no heAitancy iu recommending this ex cellent Cough Remedy to anyone af flieted with a cough or cold in any form The Banner of Liberty Lib ertytowii Maryland Tho 25 and 50 cent sizes for nale by R U Hatdwick included therein 1 u VDISV1 LLE ST AS RAILWAY west bound Louisville West Point Brandenbuig Irvlngton StephennpnrS Clovcrport Hawesville Lewlsport Owensboro Spotsvllle Henderson LOUIS No 63 Dally TEX No 81 Dally 8 40 am 9 14 am 9 40 am I Lv Ar may strike in breweries where union made barrels aro not used Nowadays when women are trying to Uo everything it is not strange that many things tire over done It is not strange th it there are all kinds of Cincinnati brewers Lv cast bound Henderson Spottavllle Owensboro Lewlsport Hawesville Clovcrport Rtephensport Irvinnton Brandenburg Westfolnt 1048pm 1307pm 1181pm 12 41pm 1160 pm 115pm No H No B2 Dally n8 p m 10 18 m U18pm 10 88am M41 pro 10 08pm 11 28 R 76Spm 820pm 880pm 7 20pm 74am m i i 1105m am r 10 18 12 03 9B7am 617pm a m 6 S5 p m 1100am 610pm 11 08 am 6 89pm 20am 43am 827am 907am 980am 7 7 254pm 816pm Dy Slpm 4B2pta 468pm Ar Louisville pm 710pm 100pm 800pm rr TELE CI IAS1I IDA VXDSON CO Oysters IisH Game PoultryandOelery vvrngavv have been pronounced too eccentric and incredible is tho story of the rich miser who hanged himself1 stealing the rope because of tho fear of losing a third of his property But it is not necessary to come to New England for such avarice as this In making your remittance we prefer postoflke money order registered letter express money ordra or New York Exchaugo Individual checks uu Wirtz the New York baker who hanged himself in his cellar the other less int filinH to will not be received day was driven to his fate by the widening of Elm street which he feared would take away part of his house His estate is valued at 100 000 Springfield Republican A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOQUE OF THE Age of the Earth B BYHHT STBaTTOJlBirSIHESSCQLLEBE Science and religion have indulged 33rd Year in numerous argument upon tho ago LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY Omlat im VMwtWe InortiuUloii to tfioss iletMng to Learn of tho earth Ono of tho best authori- Â¬ BOOK KEEPING SHORTHAND FTC TFIFRRAPIIY PFNMANSHIP ties and ono whoso testimony is ad- Â¬ Unequaled Facilltlcifor Locating Oraihmttt in Lucrative ltuiitiot VOfy LOW mitted by almost all disputants tells RatOS us that the earth became solid somc whero between 20000f000 and 30 000000 of years ago This statement is based on tho length of time that Softening the Rjfusal would bo rcquiredto solidify all of tho A MOW Jn v Pres BTEPHKN CHASE Pres Aden Mgr strata of which wo havo any knowl Â¬ I am sorry said the girl gently edge As this has been ono of tho but I am doing it for tho best iNconrouATXD ever present subjects for questioning Tor tho best echoed the rejected WHOLESALE VVD MJTAII DBALEKS IN AND 8HIPVK11S Or and quibbling it is a great satisfac- Â¬ lover bitterly when he reached the tion to feel that excellent authorities street I wonder who he is -- Towr 32S 331 THIRD AVENUE havo finally settled the point Topics LOUISVILLEKV physical and mental disturbances For further Information address II U MonnUR A G P A If ihe woaian who is a doctor or a or Louisville Ky W L MILL8 lawyer or a journalist or in business Owensboro Ky would not try to be a society woman too it might bo different but the wo uMaajBHaaaHsaaavaMttaiaeaMai 3sbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbHbbbbbbV man who knows when she has done aaBVHnVaMelBBBSHqeKenHemMeBBmH a days woik has yet to be born Usu ally a womans way is to keep doing until she drops Working in this way has manifold evils The most common trouble resulting from overFIFTH AVENUE HOTEu exertion either mentally or physical jfl LOUISVILLE KY H ly is constipation ot tne Dowels with H Best 3 Hotel in the World all its attend mt horrors Electric Elevator H R PikbCavpsell Manager Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets are H tho most effectual remedy in the mar ket They work upon the system easily naturally There is no un pleaaaut nausea after taking them yj No griping no pain no discomfort They are composed of materials that go through the Bystem gradually colSO YEARS lecting all impurities and like the EXPERIENCE good little servants that they are disposing of them effectually B H H H Ss y to ingB The postal clerks convention uorseu ine innramnnt rnr nnatni banks in- - an v W The confidence of the people in Hoods SnrHnnirilln in rlnn tn Uu tin equalled record of wouderful cures The Hebrew Bakers Union of New York has 700 members At Port Alice laborers get S18 year en mills lyceums Anyone sending a sketch and description may aulckly ascertain free whether an Invention Is probably patentablo Communications strictly conlldentlal Oldest ocenoy for securing patents In America Wo havo a Washington ortlce Patents taken through Munn Co receive special uotlco In tho TRADE MARKS DB8IUN8 B flOPVRIOHTa T i SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN North Cuolinu has seventeen beautifully Illustrated largest circulation of any acloutlflo journal weekly terms 1300 a yoari IliOelx mouths Upoclmen copies and HAND Address iJOOK ON Patents sent free wool- CO MUNN 301 llroudwttv New York Greater New Yoik has four labor i QPIUM and Whiskey lTablts curod at homo with Â¬ out pain Book of par tlcularssent FKKK Detroit is to have another Inhnr exchange Canadian Labor Congress indoru ed single tax Oltlce INN Trior Ht The barn belonging to Alex Duu Up of Fayette county burned to tho ground IjojfMttBuUle FRENCH Ittttfuilrinn Jin BUSTLES RESULTS Fresh Air SATISFACTORILY for In Grity Hriinilelotli society a young There It l bo lonp since big hips were fash A French physician ling recently woman who is known as the snow ionablc Hint it la nhfiost impossible to expressed the opinion thnt with prop- Â¬ bird She earned tho title fium wear icllcvo thnt they nre really coming et such is the enso Ily midwinter the er regulations tuberculosis mny bo re- Â¬ ing vcrj light cloth dresses till the fall modistes tell us the French lljrurc stricted within tho narrowest bounds refusing to take them olV until nctuully will be the Btyle autl that the woman and perhaps exterminated This is compcllrd toby snow fn II These gowns light gray and pale tan who docs not wear the hip bustle will a conviction founded upon the most are of whitemade with the most brilbrotutclotli have the slightly dowdy look which thorough and conclusive experimental liantly sparkling trimmings marks a Inch of style investigation confirmed by practical experience In Franco a strong effort is being mado toward the restriction of the spread of the disease by work- Â¬ ing on consumptive children through tho fresh air treatment and an insti- Â¬ K tution has been carried on for 60voral - years known as tho Fresh Air Cure Two for Consumptive Children hospitals for this purpose nro situated one at Ormisson and tho other at Is in New York 111 rrcnch Vlgurcn Comliifr In ntul liiirec Illpn Will lie Ncirnnrjr Cure Children Consumptive France EARLY SNOWBIRD She Drone tlccomlnRly In Llfrht AN ff6tSS JOl f VlUJ tdevef AN AOOURATE DESORIPTIOM Detter for tho Detectives Work Than a Photograph Have you ever noticed how fow people thcro arc who can accurately said Harry Fur describo a norson TTic IVomaf arid ffmfFlrZ k ihc Sphinx- - SftSsfeS teTtbM tartim Bec saartsssas - iSltflfl vuiw JP8 t 7hat v m1 SKIRT WITH HIP BUSTLE The new skirt will be made round and a littlo longer upon the sides and back than in front This allows for the bustle The skirt itself may be plain if made of figured goods The bustle is iformed of a sort of flat pad which Is stuffed with hair to make it very light Jt reaches from hip to hip and in the badlc in a little thicker than on the sides It hooks upon the corset or is tied in front with a ribbon The skirt is put on over it and is laid in place with careful folds by the art of the imodlste The hip pad is not such an irrational thing In fact they tell us that it is tno more to be wondered at than the ibustlo which for so long a time held away helkn GREY PAGE A SnOPPEItS DRESS Tiny ShrpucrdM Check Trimmed it HI Ilrllllnnt IMaiil Women who like to make their dresses last a long time are rejoicing at the shepherds checks which are smaller than the shepherds plaid and are be coming more lasmonauic every oay The best color for durability and clean Illness is the black and white check iwhich literally wears forever and mokes a petticoat afterward medical men interested in this work consider it the most promising method yet em Â¬ ployed in trying to reduce the rate of mortality fromconsumpiioninFrancc which in some cities Paris Rouen and Ilavro for example is exceed Â¬ ingly high Medicine forms no part of tho treatment Except the occa sional use of cod liver oil m the cold season The work of euro is there- Â¬ fore left entirely to fresh air and to the hygienic living of the patients With the exception of a very few cases where persistent fever keeps them in bed during the firt part of their stay in the hospital all tho patients are obliged to follow tho regular system of living They rise early bathe well and arc dressed in linen garments loosely fitting Twice a Week unless otherwiso ordered by the physician each patient is bathed and Vigorously rubbed by an attendant After the toliet tho patients eat a light break- Â¬ fast this is insisted upon for each child for suitable and regular meals have proved most necessary in aiding the treatment After breakfast the children arc sent into tho garden or park or covered playground where they enjoy games and exercise vary- Â¬ ing with the season Tho most seri- Â¬ ous cases are kept indoors lying in reclining chairs well wrapped in warm coverings and breathing the fresh air admitted into the room Ex- Â¬ cept for the two principal meals of the day the entire time is passed in the open air and the rooms arc also ven- Â¬ tilated with the greatest possible amount of fresh air For the last five years the reports ns to the condition of the patients have without the least variation surpassed even the hopes entertained by the founders X Y Ledger Villicrs-sur-Mnrn- c The tit U koefoft WBEi t 1ACaV ita c yrwld corr cut CowrtteViisorc dtSrttfface l e jjar-- A a to suy Jt7r BgSft- trtwtw TivitC TUB NEW YORK SNOWrtlHIl Her very latest fall dress Is of pearl gray broadcloth made with a xest of taffeta Ilgurcd in a deepr bhade of gray iler sleeves est and skirt nre embroidered with steel heads which are very delicately placed upon the goods to look like shining brocade Her sleeves are the Louis Unitize with tho cuffs above the elbow The sleeves nro Aerj tight fitting though slightly bell around the hand The hat which is to be woi u w ilh this dress is of pearl gray felt trimmed with A an abundnivoe of white feathers hunch of pearl gray ribbon catches the hat on one side While snowbirds are very pretty the gowns tJbey wear are a little ex pensive and arc to bo recommended only to those who can get them up of home manufacture It might be men Honed here thatlightcloth gownsclean with maguesja for dry cleaning and with gasoline for moist treatment HELEN GREY PAOE asked Xone but I think I can give you Cleveland machinist h Btruek for the re iustatemeut of two men an accurate description of him said KKIIKK IN SIX HOLltS long chiof of tho Furlong Secret Service company While 1 was special officer of tho Pennsylvania road a wreck occurred a fow miles cast of Allegheny city This was duo to tho gross careless- Â¬ ness of an engineer named Joe Chal fonte who escaped by sealing an al- Â¬ most perpendicular rock 400 feet in height at the foot of which lay the smoking ruin his criminal neglect had caused It was a collision nnd the worst I over saw Somo of the rails were melted in the terrible heat and there was an awful Jobs of life The company wanted thnt engin Â¬ eer of course and the engineer didnt want to coma in contact with the company ns a matter of course Ho disappeared completely leaving no dew whatever to his whereabout Mr King who was an official of the company at that time and afterwards became the vice president of the Bal- Â¬ Ohio sent for mo the day timore after tho wreck and commissioned me to find Chalfonte Have you a picture of him I THE FOOTBALL GIRL Gelling Kciuly to Cheer for the Col Â¬ lege IIoh Thin Month The football girl is a feature in so ciety for it is to win her plaudits that the college boy puts forth his best kick She in return plans a gown for herself which she feels is above reproach and without a suspicion of dowdi nesa This he calls her football dress OLD BARBERS SCARCE They Become Nervous and Retire at an Early Age Did you ever notice said John Erhsen the veteran tonsorial artist who had shaved New Haveners sinco 1873 that you dont see but a few old barbers Why is it asked a Register man There are a good many reasons answered the veteran knight of the blade I suppose the chief one is that a barbers hand becomes unsteady after he gets to be about 40 years old and he has to give up A good many barbers drink hard and that makes their nerves and hands unfit for serv- Â¬ ice and they retire before they cut their customers throats Still I will say that in all my experience of 37 years I never saw a man badly cut by a barber not even by an accident for which tho barber was not responsi- ble THE MOST SERVICEABLE DRESS in many colors inis livens up the black and white and gives it tone A band of this plaid around the foot of tho skirt edged with small passomen iterie mukes a sufficient trimming for The waist can be tight fitting with fly fronts to show a vest of the plaid Lovely little Tam hate with crowns of bright silk are worn with this style of street dress It may bo safely pre dicted that this will be the prevailing btylo for autumn and that its popularity will be great HELEN ORET PAQE Ccouomy In one of the New England vlllag ca lived y there one 85 until recently two aged sis-tars years old and the other 74 Neither hnd ever married and they were almost more pronouncedly of the Mary H Wilkins type than those famous creations themselves Tho elder sister suc cumbed to the grip last winter and the lyounger one dazexhby her bereavement was glad to accept the kindly service of her neighbors in- making necessary ar rangements The day before the fu neral something was snid to her about putting on black and for the first time she roused herself to retort thusagalnst Black I of modern extravagances course I shall wear mourning for Caro jtino some day but theres a lot of good jelothea of mine and here that Im going to wear out flrat rBoston Journal A now way to make such a dress is to rtcim it with a very large brilliant plaid tue skirt What becomes of the barbers after they retire was asked Mr Erbsen Oh somo of them go to the poor- house ho replied with a twinkle in his eye and some of them who have saved their wages huy little places and live on them perhaps running a farm Some of them of course go into other business perhaps book selling or else become insurance agents I have heard of barbers who gave up tho busi- Â¬ ness and become butchers This isnt such a wide difference from their for- Â¬ mer business what are you laughing at as it might seem No I dont mean that they learn to carve people or even to skin them in tho barber business but they lcai n how to handle a blade skillfully and they make first class meat cutters Practical U3e of Water west where water is used for purposes of irrigation experiments have been FOOTBALL GIRL OF 97 In certain portions of tho tried in first utilizing the water for power Suitable pumps carry it to high reservoirs where it is used to generate electricity It acquires an enormous power by its weight and is in no wise injured for irrigating pur- oscs An ordinary spring constant y drawn from furnishes a very valu Â¬ able power in this way and after the water has done its work either in tho electrical plant or in the turning of wheels it goes on its way to refresh vegetation and make tho ground pro- Â¬ ductive In this way it performs moro than a doublo offico without detriment to itself or its original mis- Â¬ sion The color that is shown for the football girl is coHegc blue which is a shade lighter than military blue Shecanvary this to suit tho college color if she pleases but otherwise college blue is her tint The football waiht is a modified blouse with basques like any bodice The material falls slightly over the belt giv ing the waist a jaunty look The most fashionable trimming is soutache braid which Is put on in tiny rows to form a broad trimming Dress es are very abundantly decorated with this mill it comes in black brown dark red blue and green The football girl wears a tie of the college colors and car Â¬ ries a parasol of the same hue Her hat repents this color in its trimmings HELEN PREY PAGE Mr King I never knew a man who had a Distressing Kidney aud Bladder better idea of the value of words He diseases ruhovetl iu six hours by the was deliberate of speech and never New Gbeat South American Kidney Tbis new remedy is a great used more words than were necessary Core surprise ou account of its exceeding and always the right ones Ho told promptness iurelibviug pain iu the me of Chalfontos deep set eyes of his bladder kidneys back and every part long features his dark complexion of tho urinary passages in male or and his prominent Adams apple female It relieves retention of water Then he went farther down and de- Â¬ and pain in passing it uluioet imme- scribed his build his carriage his diately If you want quick relief and way of wearing his clothes and even cure this is your remedy Sold by R C Hardwick druggist HopkiLs the size of his feet and the style of his footgear He reminded me that it ville Ky was said that when the boiler of the Budapest boasts au undergiound engines hurst tho back of Chalfontes Irolley head was scalded and that in all Wonderful South American Jlloort Cure probability all his hair hnd eomc off Guided by that really remarkable Quickly dissipates all scrofulous taints iu the system cures pimples description I set out on my quest blotches aud sores un the face thor It led mo after several weeks to the oughly cleuubes the blood of boils city of Buffalo I secured tho aid of carbuncles abbcesses aud oruplious Tony Collins one of the ablest of reuders the akin clear youug aud that citys detective and who was beautiful If you would escape afterwards made police captain We blood poinou with all its train of hor- were walking down Haywards street rors do not fail to ubo this mestarly blood purilier which has perfurmea one afternoon Haywards street is a such stupendous cures iu all cases of short street occupied by railway em- Â¬ shattered constitution aud depravity ployes and their swarming families of the blood Bad health signifies The windows have few panes in them bad blood Sold by R C Hardwick and when the panes are misting old druggist HopUiuavdle Ky clothes take the place of glass There must have been 100 children playing Johu Bergiu tf Frankfort was in tho street in groups killed by a falling tree in Franklin Passing one of these groups of couuty about ten I chanced to notice the lllex Illrg Itching Tiles largest child of the group a littlo Symitomk MnUture Inteuse Itchlnif find girl I asked Collins to step into tho stinclng moatainlKht worse by scialnhlnn it anowea lo continue tumois form wlucu ol nearest grocery store with me and ten bleed and ulcerate bccomlmu veiy sore said Go back and pot that tallest SWAYNKri OINTMENT UtOJlS the ltclllllg nlld bleeding heals ulceration and In aunt little girl standing at the curbstone removed the tumors At drupgltitq or by mail loroo cents orawayncA ontrjiuaueipnia Got her to come here by some pretext or othor but dont alarm her Dont The new Metodi6t church at Sadie let her got homo ville iu Scott couuty was dedicated The ono with tho blue checked Sunday gingham apron said Collins I nodded and ho was soon talking lractlse Economy In buying medicine as id other with the children Do you see that house in the mutters It is ecouomy to eret Hoods Scirsaparilla because there is more middle of tho block he said I live medicinal value iu Hoods sarsana- - there My wife wants a bar of soan rilla thau iu auy other Everv bottle and I havent time to go back with it of Hoods SarBupttrilla coutaius 100 will give ono of you children five doses and will uverage taken ac- I cents if you will take it to her cording to directions to last a month They were all anxious to earn the wiiue otuers lau but a fortnight nickel but Collins chose tho little Hoods Pills are the ouly pills to girl I had pointed out because she take with Hoods Sarsaparilla Easy was the biggest She went to tho aud yet efficient grocery store readily enough and while Collins was buying tho soap I Diptheria is ragiug iu the Halls put on the most engaging smile wa1 I Chapel neighborhood in Warren capable of and said county Why how do you do Whores Croup Quickly Cured your Uncle Charlie 0 do you know my Incle alouutaiu Glen Ark Our children were suffering with croup when Charlie she said delightedly we received a bottlo of Chamberlains Indeed I do I said Is he still Cough Remedy It afforded almost firing down in Pennlyvania instant relief F A Thornton This Yes sir celebruted remedy is for sale by R And wheros your papa C Hurdwick 0 papas been at homo two days Joshua Truett of Mason county But I promised not to tell that Where do you Never mind was drowned while seining uear his Â¬ ca-sr- Yl V 111 The myitcry of woman- hood in full of deep enlfjnun unanswerable Why should women be compelled to sufler sim ply because they are vo Why U it that the men source of their highest joys is at the same time the cause of their Kreatest wretched nest The very attributes which make it possible for women to be happy wives and mothers also render them liable to the ut most uhvsical misery and pain The sufferings of body and mind caused by some weakness of the distinctly feminine orgnns are so almost universal among wo men that the question might well be asked Is this Natures punishment for the crime of being a woman The true answer is No These sufferings are neither natural nor necessajv They would not exist if the organism was healthy No wotnai ought to endure such troubles There is no need of it Dr Pierces favor- Â¬ ite Prescription is a perfect and positive cure for feminine weakness and disease It gives health and strength to the spe Â¬ cial organs and nerve centres heals infiam nmtion stops weakening drains promotes functional regularity and restores the nor mnl vigorous and painless condition which Nature intended It is the only medicine of its kind in Â¬ vented by an educated and experienced physician It is the only medicine which makes babys coming safe and compara- Â¬ tively painless Any woman who would like to know more about this medicine and about her own plfysicial make up should send 21 one cent stamps to Dr R V Tierce Buffalo N V to pav the cost of mailing only on an absolutely free copy of his thousand page The Peoples Common illustrated book or 31 stamps for Sense Medical Adviser cloth covered A sure and permanent cure for constipa- Â¬ tion is Dr Pierces Pellets One Pellet is a gentle laxative two a mild cathartic tftka t Through THE GBEAT n n o Trunk Line rd thooltlesof ootweou the clttca Cincinnati Lexington Louis v s Evansville St Louis Nashville Memphis Mont omery Mobile an New Orleans WITHOUT CHANE 4ND SPKED ONBIVALEO Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta Savanak Macon Jackson- Â¬ ville and points in Florida Connections are mado at Guthrie and Nashville for all points v orrh East South and W est fn Pullman Palace Cars FMIGRAN rs tbis road will roceivo special low rates See agents of this company for rates outPH c or wrilf to C P Atmore T A Louisville rasM lOMSaiu 011 a m 710 p m 55 GP L St N TIME TABLfc o vQt ronluFaat Mall No 9J Hall No in Nashville Aconm o Si 3t Louis Kxprpga TRAINS GOISa NORTH No Nashville Accomodation 530 am St Louis Mall 5 13 pm BiNO limited 8i6pm Nashville Accommodation does nut run rn anday North bound St Louis and Chicago Fast trolU8 have lirough trains solid and sleepers to Chicago and St Louis fast Line stops only at important station tud crossings Ha hrough Pullman sleep--irto Atlanta Ga So 85 Mo Bl T To S3 St Louis tiuijs ooino sodth Express p m 6 07 a m M AnAMHAfcem 14 m im home A live iu the chest ia nntnrfts warniuL that uneummiia in thrtmtHii ed Dumpen a piece of flannel with Chaniberluius Fain Balm nnd bind over tho seat of paiu and another on tue uacit uetweeu tliu BhouhiHrn anil prompt relief will follow For sale by K C Hardwick Daiu Down there where the pants are stuffed in tho window Wo sent the child to deliver the bar of soap and hurried to the house sho described You go to tho back door I said to Collins Two Through Trains Daily Running Pullman Vestibule Sleeping and Ulnlng Curs Washvllls to Chicago 13 HOURS NASHVILLE TO CHICAQO MEW ORLBANSFLORIDA SPECIAL Leaves New Orleans llatj nt is 3 noon la L f N n R Noh ville at a m Through BuUct Sleeping Cars 720 New irom Orleans I rapped at the front door and when There are flno distinctions though usually with a difference In the days when Scotland wns even stricter in its observances than it Is now a visitor to Edinburgh was whistling in the street on Sunday Mon hnid another re- Â¬ provingly ye maunnn whistle I mn whistling to my dog was the con ciliatory answer Oh was the con cession ye may whistle to the doogie but ye maunnn whistle Youths Companion Unite Different The figure of Britannia first ap Â¬ Parishioner I wuz jet lookln in de peared on tho coin of tho realm in Book of Job to bo If it tells what he done fer bolls N V World tho reign of ChnrlegjEI y readln de BibW A Ielloirr Sufferer Pastor Ise dllghted to- find yo Mn Chnlfonto opened it CHICAGO KASHYILLE LIMITED Chicago tile layers won a strike pushed past her into the house Chal Leaves Naclivlllo Dally at 7o p ri that lasted six weeks fonlo was sitting in the kitchen tho For detailed irformatlon address back of his head where tho hair had Those who believe chronic diarrhoea como off plastered over with some P P JCFFklHS Qeril Passencer Agent t to be incurable should read what Mr UxuriJ ville In J white substance Wo mado tho nr P E GriBbitm of Gaars Mills La D It tllLLMAN Ocnl Southern Agent has to say on the subject viz I rest and he served tho term he de- Â¬ Nille Tenn Inve been a sufferer from chronic served S L ROOCRS Trav Passenger Agent That is what I was enabled to do diarrhoea ever Hiuce the wnr mid Atlanta Ga u iwiiiiw have tried all kinds of medicines for by that accurate description The hiiiiiwimi1 it At last I found a reniedv that ef- child resembled her father Her fected n cure aud that was Chamber eyes were deep set her features and Chicago street ruihvuy men get SO laina Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea nock long her complexion dark her cents au hour Remedy This medicine can always Sho was be depeuded upou for colic cholera figuro tall and ungainly nor latners cluld Tho moment my C H GUMAER M D morbus dvsoutorv and diarrhoen It is pleasant to take aud never fails to eyes nil upon her T thought ruiCTICX LIMITID TO o ClinlfiMii would hao it rueui a cure io nun ru cem sizes d VII Mr for sale by H C Huulwick ys accurate Eye Ear Noso and Throat ion It enabled mctorccoy- 416 UPPER FIRST STHEET rlv the father but the Hulf the strikes in Germany last 1 Â¬ 1 1 1 r 1 were ucTfui EVANSVILLE IND 8 HERE AND THERE i j fpA gojMtmrtlle lentutkfom MATUIMON1AI if liWlf Tlli wiw TiWil JPKKHONAC aossir l Mr I T JoneH aud Mias N J A Thoroughbred Oct 5 Harned of Todd county doped to 90 aero farm for sale or reut R Clark8villo aud woro married Mon W Wahe day The Leading Specialists sf America Tho musical fares comedy A ThorMr Bou White a bou of W U 20 YEARS 111 OHIO oughbred Out 5 White of Cadiz will bo married Oct 250000 Cured -- Dr E N Fruit Dentist otilco over 20 to Miss Virginia Jocksou of Wal young ludies louiaono of tho prettioat City Bank Hopkmsvillo ky WECURESTRICTURE hi Trigg county There is only ono Billy A Griffin ThnnsmiiN of vnuiiff find mtdilla nirnl Mr John C Rolls of Dovor Teuu men are troubled with thN dicac many and ho la A Thoroughbred see him unconsciously They inayJiaonumrt and Miss Delia Williams daughter Inir ecnfilion fniaii utieiidr rtrenm Offices for rent Apply toRagsdale of Mr M M Williams of Golden rharp cutting- twins nt time plight dis Cooper Co woro married chnrgo dinicuiiy iu coniiucncinjr itcok Pond Trigg county nrirnna rmlslonj nmt nil tho fvinntiiinn Wednesday evening of nervous debility they hao HiHll- Henry Bucknor col died in the TultK uotrt let doctor ctioi linen ton JM city Wednesday night aged GO years ErLiOTT PonstEY Mi Robt you by cutting gtrctcmng or tearing you Jliliwiunoicuroyounsuwiii rePursloy were turn Our mV MKTHOD TllKAT Johnsons Tonic is guaranteed to liott aud Miss Nannie of tho brido s homo MKNT absorbs tho ttrlcturo tlrfinai euro chills aud fever For sale by R married at tho henco removes thotricturo permanently parents near Cerulean Springs ut i C Hardwick It can never return No naln no oclock last evening inir no ilotcntlon from butinctJ by our mothoil Tho sexual orEftnqnrcMrentrtli The new Cumberland Presbvtorian Tho nerves nro Inwgoratcd and enod Rogers Hasidy Mr U S Rogers church at Pairview will bo dedicated tho bliss of manhood rcturnr aud Miss Verdio C Hamby popular en tho fourth Sunday in October young peoplo of tho Cousolatiou WECURE GLEET Twenty head of good mules for neighborhood woro married at 7 Thousands of voime and inliMlo atted sale at C H Laynea stable W J oclock Wednesday evening Rev W men aro halnit their gexiial vigor and vitality continually sappcu ny uni uis Withors E McCord of tho UniverBalist raso Thcv aro frcnuently unconscious wedding oc Uericrnl of tho causo ot the o nrniptcni See Billy A Griffin and his jolly church officiating Tho oil Weakness Unnatural Discharge company in tho musical farce come curred wt tho homo of tho brides ing Mnnhorxl NervoueutM loor Aleru ory Irritability nt times bhinrtlngBcn- parents dy A Thojoughbred Oct 5 cation bunken Eyes with dark circle Weak Hack General Depression Lack Win A Frazier aud Miss Ruth B BIG bargain 400000 Worth of Shrunken of Ambition Varicocele seParts etc GLEET and BTtttCTUKli first class city property for Bale or Porter of Kenton County were may bo tho causo Dont consult family exchange for farm or good paying cretly married Sept SO 1896 The doctors as they lmvo no experience la theso special diseases dont allow nniinlo then returned to their respec hotel Answer this office Quacks to experiment on you Consult tivo homes and lived separately ho at Specialists whohavo mado a llfp study of Dr E T KugheB of Fairview has his oacatiou as a business man ana Diseases of Men and Women UurNfiW sold his farm and all its belongings METHOD TltEATMENT will poj until she at her fathers farm tivcly euro you Ono thbusand dollars and will at once remove with his Sept 27when at a social gathering tor a caso vfo accept tor treatment ami family to Bowling Green Todd the marriago was announced cannotcurc Terms numerate loracurc County Times young couple left Tuesday for The CURES GUARANTEED A delightful home on South Vir- - Muncie Ind where they will go to Wo treat and enrol EMIStitOKB VARICOCELE SYPHTL18 OLkKP Street for rent house 8 rooaiB house keeping STHICTUllK IMPOTENOY 8EORET garden orchard arge Bhady yard UllATNS UNNATUHAIiUISCUAHU- DEATHS WWWare and grass lot ES KIDNEY and BLADDER Dlxcaso HOOKS CONSULTATION FREE meeting is announced A protracted FREE If unsblo to call wrlto for HUUL BLANK for QUESTION C Cannon Cannon Mr Chastaiu to begin at the Trenton Baptist church TUbATJlK M to be conducted by son of Mr Wm Cannon died at his next Sunday XRSS Her J M Joiner assisted by a Rev home 8 miles east of this city TuesKergam day aged 25 years Typhoid fever Trotter of MayBville his death and he had suffered caused 122 W FOURTH STREET Storehouse and dwelling house at from the disease for a month He Douglabs Station Bell P O for rent leaves a wife and two small childreu CINCINNATI O for 1898 For information apply to Tho remains were interred in the An 8 14tf C D Bell Bell Ky tioch burying ground Wednesday Collector Yandell has made a new Diphtheria ia epidemic iu a portion assignment of revenue officers for tho Mr C E Graves went to Madison next 60 days and Will J Chiles of villo Thursday on business of Warreu couuty this county is tnken caro of He goes to R P Drake Incontinence of water during sleep stopped immediately by Dr E Detchons Anti Diuretic Cures children and adults alike Price SI Sold by R C Hardwick Druggist UMilLli 4 Mrs Anuio Guuu of Cadiz in visitintf Frit nil 8 in tho city Miss Harry Hurt of Louisville IS Visiting iMiss Liizzio liaithor Mr Audrow Hall Imb returned from a business trip to tho West Mr Virgil Richards him returned from it business trip ft Louisville MisB Fitunio Thompsdu of Cadiz was in town a day or two Hub weoic i DEPT OF AGRICULTURE Hon J g McCarthy Completely Cured by Paine s Celery Compound Miss Evelyn Polk of Nashville re turned homo thisweok after a visit to ineuus ultu Editor Beard of tho Sqbreo Her ald was in the city Wednesday tn business Mr lorest Zimmer lor Ann aruor Mien attend law school for Rev J W Venablo from a meeting of rHlft-o- left yesterday wnoro ho will two years Iibb 1 tho Sovereign Grand Lodge I O O R held at Springfield Ills Mr Jns McCluro has just returned from tho Pacific coast He left here in July intending to go to Alaskn but decided not to make the trip until next spring Mr Alf H Eckles book keeper for Co has resigned RagBdalo Cooper his position and will loave next week returned y m Kennedys The gord wishes of future home many friends hero will go with him Dr JaF A Young has been notified bv Dr P C Askenstedt of LouiF ille secretary of tho Falls CitieB Homeopathic Medical Society of bin election as an honorary member of that society Mr W Lewis Bamberger of Hon kinsville who has been Tisiting his uncle Mr E S Bamberger in this city returned homo last night OwniHboro Messencr- for Arizona where he will mnke his FOR Hopkinsvillo Ky Some one throw two rocks into the N train No 54 north bound JL Tuesday night about one and a half miles south of Trenton One window was shattered but no one was hit Chills and fever at this beason are very pievalent and we know of noth ing that gives the satisfaction that Johnsoua Chill and Fever Tonic does Every bottle sold on a guar autee to euro or we refund tho money For sale by K C Hardwick Account meeting of Medical Asso ciation the I C R R will sell tickets to Louisville and return certificate plan on October 2nd to 7th inclusive at one and one third fare E M Sherwood Agent Judge W H Yost filled an ap Gentlemen Only The Seasons New Novelties in Mens Neckwear JUST PLACED ON SALE Come now and make choice before assortment is broken Thin ttory that Undo especially is particularly diaphanous Mr W Elmo Traheru lately with L P Miller and for twelve years with tho lpading druggists ot Lafay ette Ky has accepted a position as pharmacist with J O Cook the Ninth street druggist Mr Trahern is a young mau of fine charatrer and a thorough knowledge of the drug business and will make Mr Cook an excellent man Mr Isy Gralz and bride NeeOohn of Cincinnati were in tho city Wednesday the iruests of Mr Mux J Moayon They were married in Fulton Ky about ten days ago and have been visiting relatives in the west Mrs Gratz was tho youthful and beautiful daughter of Mr Wm John who formerly diet business at Belleview in this county Mr Gratz is a prominent young business man of Cincinnati Departmont ot Agrlculturo Division of Statistic Washington DUJuly0 ISO Wells nichnnlFon Co Gentlemen Something over a year sro I wansufTcrlnK with nervousness loss ol uppe tlte and insomnia I was all run down and nothing did mo any good until a friend ad vised mo to try Palres celery compoundand I am more than proud to testify that It com pletely cured me I havnt had an unwell day sine I cat hearty and sleep like a healthy baby I considered PalneN celery compound the best remedy manufacture and I mot heartily recommend it to suffering humanity the world over Sincerely yours James S McCarthy Sleeplessness Is the most common as well as the most alarming ailment among those who toll with their brain Patent after patient repeats tho fame story liegoes to bed at the usual hour falls off to sleep very much as usual but Instead of sleeping through the whole night wakes about thiee or earlier and can get no moro sleep after that time Carry home a bottle of Palnes celery com- Â¬ pound and Me how toon insomnia gives way to sound refreshing sleep Tho best remedy In tho world Is not too much for any ono to Insist on getting Eycry one whether sick or well must know thelm- mensegnod Palnes celery compound has ddne and Is doing half sick sleepless men and wo Â¬ men all over the country Tho vaguo half hearted attempt so many people make to got lid of poor health is pj liable Rheumatism hpadaches neuralgia kidney troubles kln disease and dyspepsia may bo wholly exterminated from the system never tobotheroneagaliiilf one will but cleanse tho hloed and regulate the nerves with Values cel ery compounu or Uot out of despondency tho blue3 whatever namo you give tp these attacks of nervous depression Dont mope around halt sick Persons who think that they ore fairly well and only a little tired need just the ton- Â¬ ing up and refreshing that Palnos celery compound undoubtedly gives Nothing could bo r N morcsnlcldal than for sickly men and women to shut their eyes to tho great opportunities of fered by Palnes celery compound No romedy e er called for tuch vigorous testimonials and decided opulons from every class of men and r- - women For 25c For 48c Usual value 50c in tecks 4 in hands club house Exquisite beauties in puffs tecks in hands etc Theyll Repay a Look pointment Wednesday at the Court House speaking for more that two hours in support of the Courier-Journalcandidate for clerk of the court of appeals His audience was com posed mostly of Republicans many of them colored There was nothing new in the speech and it attracted but little attention s I 4 New Shoe Store 1 Co our entire stock of shoes with the in ten- Last Juue we sold to J H Auderson tion of going out of the shoe business But previous to the sale we hail placed our Fall order with the manufacturer for a full line of heavy and medium weight shoes We thought Co we could countermand our orders but at the time wo sold to Messrs Andersou the manufactories wrote us that it would be impossible to accept a countermand as the goods were out and some of them already made up with our name on them Soof course we had to take them Notv Friend you see tho position we are in Aud to make a long story short wo will say we have got shoes aud want money You have got money aud need shoes Now is your chance to buy your Fall aud Winter Shoes at a 4 f BA8SETT 8c CO An Unparalleled Offer Zp V rfgp George SnortonanegroatCrofton who was kicked by a mule one day last week has entirely recovered In fact he was but slightly hurt aud was able to be out the next day The report given publication that he was killed by the injury was without any Colin R Milne Baid to have been yesÂ¬ gp foundation The next meeting of tho Christian KaKR held on the fourth Saturday in October instead of the first Saturday as had been expected The program will be announced Inter and on October 9th the second Saturday I shall be able so the State Superintendent informs me to pay tho teachers for the iirt mouths work Katie McDaniel Co Supt Methodists of Bowling Green Tho and not a few v ho are not Methodists were sorely disappointed when it was learned that Dr W K Piner would not return to his charge here Mauy of his congregation joined in telt grams to the Bishop to allow him to remain auother yeir but that functin ary was obdurate and hpneo the church looses the best preacher and pastor it has ever had aud dcidedly tho most popular among all our citi zens of any of tho many popular ministers who have resided in this city for a long time Dr Piner although a young man was the ablest and best preachea tho church has evqrjipd aud all deeply regret to give him up and will not soon recover Bowling from tho disappointment Green Times County Teachers Association will be the St Louis Post Dispatch send your name aud address on a postal card and it will be sent to you OF DAYS FREE SEVEN CHARGE Here is an opportunity to familiar izo yourself with the best evening aud largest aud most unique Sunday paper printed anywhere Youll seo the great Sunday Post Dispatch with its 60000 words of special telegraph a magazine of from 12 to It pages as good it not better than any 3a ceut monthly au eight- Diiee If you are not a regular reader of the oldest telegrapher Jn the United States died at OwenBboro Ky 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manufacturers prices This is uudoubtedly tho handsom- est line of shoes over brought to this town Wo have all the new colors Greeu Purple Tau all widths and toes Dime Quarter Half Dollar and Bull Dog Toes All iU Osblood sizes from the smallebt to the largest Iu fact tho stock is everything that it takes to make a first class shoe store We guarantee every shoe we sell to be cheaper aud hotter than you Now iu conclusion we will say that our Mr J B Richards is now in can buy elsewhere the Eastern markets buying one of the largest stock of Dry Ooods Notions Millinery and Furnishing Goods ever brought to Hopkinsville which wo are receiving daily and invito We are still selling carpets less than manufacturers cost to close your early inspection Yours Truly them out September 2 1897 jy jpi jj gf f Vegetables--- Fresh from the gar- Â¬ dens every morning such as peas beans cu- Â¬ cumbers tomatoes etc I RICHARDS CO J wVWVWk The Post Dispatch wants an agent in everv city town uud hamlet where it now has none It is tho biggest and best paper piiuted in the West It is tho representative paper of tho It offers Bpecial Mississippi Valley luducemeuts to agents it you are looking for a chance to make money easy write tho Post Dispatch St Louts Mo NO CUUK Our Prices Are as low as can be found in the city and quality of goods un- Â¬ surpassed B CITY mutmutmumuimwimwmNumwumt Seasonable JP Renshaw oodsTT IN DR13S F Ww SO 1AY 1 That is tho way all druggistR sell GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for chills and Malaria It is simply Iron and Quiuino iu a taste less form Childreu lovo it Adults E prefer it to bitter nauseating Touic Prico 50c Scavenger Furniture and Uudertaker rj2Mi THOMPSONS OLD STAND CLARK OTAKKKT k IIOUSK GO Moth Balls Packing Camphor Honduras Sarsaparilla Diseufectants of all kinds and a complete line of Elastic Cottage Paint 3STe w J T nail city scavenger can be reached by telphouo at auy time Call NoBL POWDER AbiBlutcly Pura Cotrnntli utront White Lead Linseed Oil and Tur toenliue and family paints For Sale or Ren MhMttL irv fcome to See Us Thn E P Camnbell res LTWWITTI i Stock Best G oods it and ILOWEjST PRIOJDS vy Republicans of tho Tenth Judicial CHRISTIAN CO ABSTRACT H W Breathitt pndK uiivu uuiiiiuutcu u xxruuiur ManW JjuiHinui couuty for circuit Judge John T Edmunds O COOK JNINTH 8T lUAKMACY Now and Elegant Funeral Car for the Undertaking Dop3rtmont Dick Everett u Practical Undertaker of 20 yeara experience has charge of this branch of our business 8 1MKAR ti N DKrOT Give us a aril- N8 Main Stfttf i HOPKINSVILLE KY K hwBwgftgf orw j m mnw jfiffrf J - V T i ft PJJ- - iU i fygf J