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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: October 22, 1897

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. j r C VOL XIX HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY FRIDAY OCT 22 1897 OREAM OF HAS IT Will NO 81 VERY LOW NEWS PULLMAN J DEAD Winter Shoes A FEW Very Cheap I IF IT IS NEW AND TRUE THIS COLUMN Holland hihI Vuu Clruve Close Out 25 Hcail THE PALACE CAR MILLIONAIRE PASSES of lIiirnexK Mode AWAY ACED 66 YEARS K H Holland mid John Van We have just brought down stairs and put on sale all of tho heavy winter shoes from our Rich Co8 purchase Every pair has been marked down 2oo a pair on tho cheapest ones to 150 on tho best No such bargains in winter shoos can bo sold by any other firm Wo purchased tho RichardB Cos stock at our own price and can sell shoos nt exactly what other dealers pay for thorn and make a splendid profit On many of these Bhoes wo have cut Richards Cos prices right in half Cnsc Tlic UJeavo sold 25 head of thoroughbred 0 rowing Doflcit Prcnclicr Fined harness stock Wednesday at prices Court Ncws CompolKti Items aggregating 1001 50 Only ouo nui Study Lnw lolsoilltlR Family Abreut nt IhcTImo of the Trngle invent ards PRICES Ladies fine Kid Button Extension Sole Shoes broken sizes Richards Cos price k Big lot odds andendsChildsHeavySchool Shoes broken sizes Richards Cos price 1 00 to 1 25 250 Our price 50 cents Big lot Mens Heavy Work Shoes ards Cos price 125 to 150 Mens Calf Shoes Our Price 150 Ladies best Kid Button extrusion soles broken sizes Richards Coa price 850 to 450 Rich Our price 100 Richards Cos price 2 00 in Laco or Congress Our price 300 Our price 150 Mens fine Hhnd Made Calf Shoes ards Cos pried 500 Rich Big lot odds and ends Kid Button Shoes sizes 1 to 3 Richards Cos Price 200 to 3 00 Our price 350 Many other lots in small quantities to small to enumerate at Our price 100 or any old price just to Close tliem Out Half Price Foutli Price J H ANDERSON CO wi5 Winter Tan Shoes Are the Most Popular OllUvtt AT THIS FALL We Are Showing an Elegant Line 3400500 0n VCoin and Bull Dor Lasts We invite comparison of these shoes with any on the market PETREE That you will need some harness this month we want to see you at Taking It For Grr anted SO If We Are IRiglit In SOUTH MAIN STEEET We havetaken special uare in the selection of our goods this fall and are confident that we can please you with the quality of our stock- - We not only carry the largest and hest selected stock of in the city but we devote our entire attention to this line and for that reason we can name prices that will surprise you Dont fail to publicanism had increased to 1055- 09705 June 30 1897 it had still further grown to 152013887 This amount has been reduced as above stated 500000 by the sale of bonds leaving a deficit of more thau 1000 000 every dollar of which has been created in two years of Republican No wonder it waB necessary misrule to increase the tax rate 23 per cent Tho State will bo fortunate if it is not bankrupted in the two years yet to come before a Democratic adminis tration cau be elected Hollands mare Chicago Oct 19 Goorgo M Pull Lady Layue numbered 14 on tho sale man the palace car magnate died at George Reese the colored boy bill Tho highest price was 101 and his residence Eighteenth street and charged with strlkiug with intent to the lowest 11 for a blind mare and Prairie avenue this city at 5 oclock kill another negro was convicted and coll this morning given 100 days in tho work house auctioneer o w Williams cried Mr Pullman who was in his 66tl them off A big crowd was on hand Ircuclifir Pined 850 but bidding was very slow and the year had not been enjoying his- usual Henry nlias Mort Williams the prices realized were low but every good health during tho summer The colored preacher of Pairview nr thing went extreme heat of last week greatly ag rested here on a charge of rape had George Bradley acted hb clerk of his examining trial Tuesday and the the sale and the following is a record gravated his disease known to medi cal science as angina pectoris case was dismissed Bufc Defendant ad- of the sales made mitted that he was guilty of adultery no serious trouble was anticipated R H Hollands Sales and he was fined 50 and costs for 1 Bay g 3 years old by Patch Mr Pullman was at his office in tho this offense He failed to settle up Pullman building daily and dined and was sent out to the work house more dam Mollie John Gray 30 2 Bay f standard and registered yesterday with his friends at his club Dluguld Speaks Nov 1st 3 years old Gordon dam Lady Later in the evening he remarked Mr Geo C Diuguid of Murray Layue Jas Higgina 60 having a slight pain in the back He 3 Grayg 3 years old Gordon independent Populist candidate for dam Gyp by Avants Ahue J F retired at his usual early hour Commonwealths Attorney is billed Taylor 19 At 4 oclock members of the houselo Bpeak here Nov 1st It is under3 years i Brown gAnnie old by Kay hold were awakened by a disturbance stood that he will snend some tim in Gordon dam Dictator by Col in Mr Pullmans chamber and upon the northern part of the county the namuricis a M McUrae 63 last week in the camnaiem but Ihh 5 Bay g 3 years old Patchmore entering found him dazed and appar appointments have not been an drtin Laura McRae C G Shepherd ently suffering excruciating pains in jiounced the legiou of the heart Rev R M Gray f standard 2 years old Eaton who was visitingMi Pullman AttemiitPit lolsciultig Black Alcyone dam Laura McRae called Dr Frauk Billing- the family Princeton Ky Oct 20 Th grand Ragsdalo and Hancock 51 physician Restoratives w ero applied jury returned an indictment against 7 Roan f 2 years old Gordon Mat Blakely and Jennie Blakely dam Gyp by Avants Ahue M F but to no purpose and at 5 oclock the millionaire manufacturer and charging them with attempting to Winfree 15 8 Bay f 2 years old Goidon philanthropist passed away without poiBon the family of L Y Pollard by sprinkling paris geeen in a well dam Annie Dictator by Col Ham speaking and with scarcely a strug- ¬ Pollards wife went to tho well for brick Dr F P Thomas 35 9 Black f 2 years old Patch gle a bucket of water Noticing the Mrs Pullmau who with her two peculiar color of the water she called more dam Molie Jno J Jones 40 10 Bay g 2 years old by Gordon sons George and Sanger has been her husband On investigation the poison was discovered The court clam Lady Layne C F Jarrett 39 on au Eastern tour was wired at 11 Bay f yearling Ray Gordon once and no funeral arrangements ordered a bench warrant to be issued will be made until she arrives instantly and the Sheriff sent and dam Mollie M F Winfree 19 12 Brown f yearling Ray GorGeorge M Pullman came to Chi- ¬ got the parties and they are now in don dam Annie Dictator by Col cago in 1859 He at once took a jail prominent place in business circles It is thought other parties aro im- Hambrick R L Moseley 21 13 Black colt standard year- In 1880 owing to the growing de plicated and a thorough investigation will be had Pollard is witness ling Black Alcyone dam Lallie Gor- mands of his manufacturing interests 18 he put into execution a pet theory for against parties in other indictments don J A Radford 15 Brood mare Mollie and colt the establishment of a model town now pending by Ray Gordon L W Means 11 as a home for his car works and the 16 Ray Gordon bay stallion thousands of employes A site was Not Curupnlgu Speech of Lake Caiav The statement that John Feland record19241 16 hands high foaled selected on the shores May 1888 sired by Gordon by met twelve miles south of Chicago Jr made a speech at the court house Onward dam Lula FallaB by Fallas Mr Pullman devoted his personal at Saturday afternoon in the interest of Is a large strong aud vigorous horse tention to the erection of the little the Republican ticket was a mistake and is a sure foal getter J J Van city and succeeded even beyond his own expectations in making it a Mr Feland made a speech but the Cleave 85 model town Pullman now has ii J J Van Clewes Siles reporter was misinformed as to the 1 Brown Bess saddle mare by population of 11000 character of it His address was the Mr Pullman was married in 186T closing argument in the McCombs Octoroon C G Shepherd 20 2 case and was not of a political nature Pattie brown maro and colt to Miss Hattie Sanger of Chicago Mr Feland has not made any politi by Avants Ahue colt by Alcyone Four children are Jiviuc George Sangar Harriet and Florence The cal speeches this season and has out Dick Shepherd H 1U 8 no appointmente While in LouisBrown gelding 4 years old by latter was married to Frank O Low- ville Alonday his shoulder was dislo Black Alcyone dam oy Avants Ahue den of this city two years ago Mr Pullmans foitune is variously cated and he is still suffering from T F Clardy 7250 4 Brown gelding 8 years old by estimated at from 30000000 to 50 his injury While sitting in the court room one log of his chair slipped off Black Alcyone dam bv Avants Ahue 000000 George Mortimer Pullman was the edge of a platform throwing him J W Riley 60 NY 5 Black filly yearling by Black bom in Chautauqua County down several stops injuring him as At U he began lifo above stated It is not likely that ho Alcyone dam by AhuevG W Wiu- - March 3 1831 as a clerk iu a country store later as will be heard on tho slump this fall lreo olo 6 Sorrel gelding yearling by sociating himself with an older Black Alcyone dam by Ahue J W brother in the cabinet making busi ¬ These Aro llrpubllcnu Figures Hi came to Chicago ness at Albion Auditor Stone has published a re- KiJey Jji2 7 Bay gelding 2 years old by iu 1859 and at first eugaged in the port showing the growth of the treas Black Alcyone dam by Ahue M raisiug F business ofblocks a buildings elevatury deficit in two years ing entire number of feet to June 30 Winfree 101 1895 it was 42627639 8 Bay filly 2 years old by Black bring them up to the new street This was duo principally to the Alcyone dam Amanda J W Riley grades While riding in an old fash ion sleeping car from Buffalo to constituti nal convention and the 51 long legislative session following it Mr Holland sold everything and Westfield N Y it occurred to him and some of it to the unrecovered will quit the business Mr Van that there was a field for building From portion of the Tate defalcation This Cleave sold only a part of his stud comfortable bleeping coaches 1859 to 1863 he made a aeries of exdelicit handed over by the Democrats and will contiuue in the business periments on tho Chicago Alton has been covered by a part of the re and Galena Roads From these ex ¬ cent bond ibsue FLORIDA TOBACCO CROWERS periments he workod out detail plans Juno 30 1896 the deficit under Re Hold t CJIvcn 100 Days mal was not 5 Held u Sleeting nt the Centennial day Wednes Circuit Court Matters Abo Smith col was convicted of Harness and Saddlery See our Line of Lap robes We boughtbefore the tariff on these goods went into effect and can save you 35 per cent on your purchase and show you more differ ¬ ent paterns than all other houses in the city combined We are hare to please you and it is no trouble to show our goods Remember F A YOST Exclusive Harness and Saddlery House CO housebreaking and sentenced to the penitentiary for two years At the iuBtance of the attorneys for tho defense tho case against Biid Garth etc charged with burglarizing the dwelling house of Mr Jas M Greou several months ago was continued Defendants were unable to furnish bond and wero sent back to jail Ed Evans col was given two years on a charge of housebreaking Roy Boalos col indicted for ma licious cutting was cquvicted of cut ting In sudden heat and passion and sent to tho work house for six months The jury in tho caso of Chas Chambers col indicted for barn burning returned u verdict of not guilty and ho was discharged from custody Tho caso of Will Woods col charged with willful murder wob called yesterday and coutiuuotl until the next term To duy and to morrow will be taken up with Commonwealth cases The Nashville American of Wed nesday gave this account of a meet ing of tobacco men from Florida This morning the Florida Tobacco Growers will assemble at tho Plant System space in the Agricultural Building to receive and welcome all who care to view the exhibit of Florida tobacco or care to make any in quiries about Florida or her great tobacco industry The exhibit is a very creditable one and is decidedly interesting The tobacco bIiow is the very highest grade cigar leaf tobacco Its texture aroma and colors aro all calculated to catch the fancy of the American pub lic and establish Florida tobacco iu tho place so long occupied by the Before the war Cuban product Florida tobacco was famous Tt waB largely sold in Germany and tho vet erans in tho trade can recall incidents of tho Florida speckled loaf bringing inuuious pneos llus same speckled loaf forms a largo part of the present crop and can be seen on exhibition to day An interesting study can bo made to day by thoso in our own and ad joining States Tho Florida tobacco growers rocoivn on an average 10 cents a pound for their polo cured to bacco and thoso who nro ablo to carry it through tho final curing pro cess liavo obtained an nverago of 1 a pound Au aero will produce 700 pounds of tobacco twice a year in South Florida showing a handsome profit for thoso who engarja iu its culture Leader His financial intorosts were confin ed to a few corporations1 tho bulk of the holdings being stock in the Pull mau Palace Par Compauy of which ha owned about one fifth Soma stock was also hold in Diamond Match ami Now Ycyk Biscuit Thoso securities wore somewhat affected by tho news of Mr Pullmans death but tlw decliuoB were quickly if covered A work 6hop was rented skilled me ¬ chanics employed and Mr Pullman threw himself into the task with tho ardor of a man who moves from settled convictions Although without mechanical training himself he per ¬ sonally directed the work of others iu all the minor details of putting the ideaB he had originated into material form Tho first car tho Pioneor wns completed early in 1865 and imme diately took rank nB tho most perfect railway vehicle the world had ever seen Tim was the beginning of the Pullmau system which has grown to present encrmou3 proportions Mr Pullman was identified with almost every public euterpriso in Chicago The industrial town of Pullmau withiu tho city limits of Chicago now contains over 11000 inhabitants Mr Pullman was a brother of the Rev Dr J M Pullman of New York former editor qf tho Christian Authouy llwuly colored nasJbund dead in bed early yesterday morning Aumo Sloan iwth whom ho lived Ta said to have threatened him Tho Tennossoo Ceuteuuial direc tors have decided to cloea down tho show on acbodulo timo October 30 Wk Amfi A m uE xSiiij 1iLAuriAL t 4 vr Aimif i hfrfcfoillhaflwttir rti JlVkaflMJlW J1 yj fo UaWaSJSg HkLfiBSaE tv iiiiniiMw mmiimttottaaSMssBaK ttoWLiVILWttJBJtUXr rii DOB CHARMS EM nHujmi i4wwtogAJS fjojMtfttstnlle jr Jlentucklan OfcJ jrMMW f Great ExpcMUlou Days th Niw GEN NICHOLS JOKE Ho Had His Pan 1 tills kpcecli f Wulcowov to w t Some Gen Nichols of Louisiatfi com manded n bngado of infantiy dtmn Grave errors injustice wrongs of the valley cinijxupi in Yirif a nit h greater or less degree arise from lack so immortal izr ri the nimi tilant of knowledge of the truth and more wall Jackson In wo cf tl e fhrre fa frequently from deception Banks Milroy crowds are dally Increasing nud tho mous victories The most infamous case on record the prospect is that tho attendance and Sljiclds says the Npri vilto Amer of deception and injustice is the at- ¬ a for the lust two weeks will bo euor ican thLottismIr bupflde horo conspicuous part anclitsalur teem tempt to demonetize silver as a money moils nuindcr was carried fnnn the field of final redemption in the United While all days will be great ones theio are three days which havo beeu mortally wounded ns even one Htip States bet apart for tho grandest demonstra lohod but good nursuv- and skillful There is no learned judge skilled tions that have marked the long line surgery saved the life of the general lawyer or court of justice hat is dunug the Exposition s He left a leif and an ttrm on the laN of success capable of reconciling the effort with lie history The first of these is Direc tlofiold and lost one of his eye tor Generals Day when the man wears an arfVlcJnl leg on one f ido of the constitutional laws that govern whoso brain has achieved this won his body and an arm on the opposite the issue of money in this country duful beauty will be honored by one The pluck which run hied liin to thought and straddling itsjmlitics The people have been deceived The city of Now York is ivperpotttal of the greatest progruuunes ever pro withstand those teirible wotimK and officials in power chosen to admhia exposition of the triumphs ol thought pared iu the history of the exposi- to which ho is indebted for his life and industry and one of her grandest tion 1 nib will be October 21 und perhaps more than to anv other tcr justice under the laws rflfc products is mou She is the paradise all who feel a pride of the great suc cause ignored their sworn duty and given sticks to him yet and he is one of millionaires and enjoys a cousider cess achieved by tho Exposition Maj E of the most jovial of men enjo ing n day aid to the scheme that has paralyzed should come on that abln sprinkling of poor folks fie New York is not ouly great in C Lewis has put his veiy life into the good joke as mtich as anybody industry reduced property values population work uud tonO man is duo more credit tells this oil himself groat wealth in one half and beggared millions all tLe elements thau to him in When canvassing for governor ho giea There is no authority of law either But there is another man to bo was invited by n lady who knew of his of moieru civilization but sLe is specific or by inference great in the knowledge of wheie the honored by the observance of a special loss of limbs to make her house his green pastures lie Her relations dav and that is tho President ot the home and ho accepted She ordered gold alone is made the only money with tho South remind me of an old Expdsition Company Maj J W her man servant who knew nothing with which to discharge debts either As tho President of tho story which has been often told Two Thomas Sc tot Louis of the generals misfortune to see The effort to public or private darkies sat on tho bank of a river Nashville Chattanooga fishing One was tin old darkey the Railway he is man who has a few rhat lio was comfortably nut to bed make it so is unconstitutional and a other was a boy Tho boy got a nib hours when he is not at work But if Tho darky felt proud of tho honor of national calamity ble his foot aliuneil and he fell head any important thing is to be done it serving a distinguished general and Plain and ample information facts oltH must be the busy man who can ui lone iu the suririuj waters The the next governor nnd the general darkey hesitated a moment and then durtuke it He was ofiered the wns inclined to bo communicative and truth concerning this almost suc- ¬ pluuged in after the diowuiug boy Presidency of tho Exposition Com which delighted the negro vcr much cessful scheme to corner the wealth He seized him by the hair nud swum pauy aud several tunes declined it and made him feel At home with his of the people is now being printed for the shore There was a terrific before being induced to accept struggle but finally the old mau sue When be did accept it was under the guest When he took the generals in the Cincinnati Enquirer a news-¬ ceeded in lauding his half drowned condition made by himself that in arm off and laid it on the table ho paper which the combined power of charge A passerby who witnessed no case should there be uiiy salary commenced to express great sympa ¬ money has failed to muzzle or buy the scene ran up and patted Uncle whatever uttached to the position thy saying It ebo is had for a man Aud yet when it comes to the to lose he arm dat ervvny The Weekly Enquirer is only 75c Old Iiastus on tho back uud bind An do man that was a noble deed in you amount of work doue for the Ex- Yankees done is did dey A year The address is When to risk your life iu that wav to save position no mau could have doue tlio general M told him to take his leg Enquirer Company Cincinnati O Yes more thau President Thomas whatthe life of that trifling boy off Steel Plows Chilled Plows Improved Chilled Plows ooss was ever salary might have been saiu uncie riustus i had He has looked to every item offixed hut the negro itthought he wns joking A very went at in a businesslike wav obliged to save that nigger he the Plows Chattanooga Plows Kentucky Plows all the bait in his pocket New expenditure just as he does iu the thougji ho was nlmost ready to shed wwaoBai iw a Also all kinds of plow repairs York was the old man the South is management of his railroad and has i ears oi sympatny tins time 1lacing Champion Mowers held the nrmeit grip ou the affahs the leg on tho table by the side of the Disc Harrows Disc Cultivators Corn Drills the boy Nevertheless we love the old of the Exposition wheie the constitu arm and looking at the general said Hay Rakes and all kiuds of Farm Machinery YOU biother and wo open our hearts aud tion gave him a voice He has used arm nnd looking at tlio general he AST our bottles to tLe distinguished Lieu business methods which are beldom aid Umph leg off on one side an teuaut Governor mid every sou of that found in the management of such arm off on tother Dat is too bad to proud Commonwealth Aud every great iuterpriteb where the money -- Opp Hotel Latham HOPKINSVILLE KY bretti cf the air they phall breathe comes largely from the public and cut a man up in dat sort o way P The The LouSsvIUq while among us shall be burdened where too often there is an indif- general saw his opportunity for a lit- ¬ with a welcome from our people But ference as to the disposal of the tle fun had come so leaninsr his bodv all of our bweetebt smiles und tender fuulls He has scrutinized the ex forward said Come now take my ed words wo reeerve for the fair penditure of every dollar and head off But the- nerrro was troneJ women of the delegatiru tho memory has many times been more par Unhmluuwniiiiiiiiiiiij of whose visit will be to our people ticular in ascertaining the correct REASONABLE BATES- No Jlclls Tor lUrycies like the dew ou the flowers long after uess of a claim that he would have they have departed been had it been a personal account People who ride bicycles and peo Corner 12th and Main Streets iHiimuAir Chairman it is believed by When the finances of the Exposition ple who dont should be equally grat many of our brothreu of the North have beeu straiued as at times they ified i BAR t BAKBEIi SHOP HOT AND COLD BATBS at the defeat of the ordinance that our people here iu the South are havo been Presideut Thomas has requiriutr that bicyclers provide their not as vigorous as wn should be that pledged himself for the amount we lack the snap aud pubh necessary needed at tho bank and has giveu wheels with bells The idea of the 1891 9100000 in Cash to Bo Given Away for the quick and nermuuent growth his ludividual check for what was bell is that it would give waruiug to Tho trouble is that to tho Person Who Makes tho Best and development of our country But necessary to supply the deficiency pedestrians Esttmato on tho Result of thc No forget that we can raise three For ah this uot a dollar was churned whereas a bicycler unprovided with u lhy vombcr Election crops of potatoes in our soil in a sin either as interest or in any other way bell slows up and makes au effort to escape collisions the bicycler with a our cotton grows direct or indirect gie heasou mat Every Subscriber to tho Daily op When the funds ou hand have bell merely rings aud goes ahead without much persuasion that we Weekly Dispatch Will Bo Entitled can fatten our hogs ou acorns aud beeu low one thing Presideut Thomus Tho bell riugiug he thinks puts to Ono Guess for Every Dollar Paid upon the pedestrian the buideu of pasture our cattle tho year around has alwavs made a positive older Upon His Subscription whatever may hap They forget that our peisimmou trees that eveiy woikmau must be paid in responsibility for These celebrated chalybeate are situated immediately upon the Chesa Guesses May Bo Mndo Until O P M yield tons ol persimmons per annum full regardless of the state of tho peu lie assumes that having given peake Ohio Southwestern R itand salts springsof Louisville Ky aud 68 miles lt miles west east ot PaduNovembers 1807 and that tliH possums haug like sugar treasury Aud every Saturday night u itice of his approach he lnib the TaARCADIAHOUSBl new and neatly furnished wlthVapactty of cntertainliiu 800 cer right of way lumps of glory hallelujah from the throughout the imposition period The Louisville Dispatchs First and Sec VThe owners ot the hotel are also owners of the Springs and tho guests of the Arcadia Even were this not so the confusion jpus have free access to the Springs withoutoxtia charge Invalids should ond Guessing House liare aroused so bending hmbi of the aforesaid aud every workiugmau has been paid iu remembonthat much Interest Contests Us among a third of bells already jingling on the ci y llie spmigs ThTS dry one is now announced whichreaderssurely ba the same They foiget that we can full vsiiik will tnd liquid salts are at these springs VI iuuimitia uiulippiy lO the GKBATE3T SUCCESS OP ALT The question of rates is the gieat streets lfiaaes it doubtful it the labor half tho time aud rest the other UOLUMAN tOhoprietors nJi The Dispatch will as soon as the official half and live better and happier than est question confroutiug the manage wheelmans bell would uot actmeiely count of tho November IS37 election In as auother disturbing agency confus Kentucky Is announced elve to tho mih any other people on tho face of the ment of an exposition Unless the ecrlbor who makes tho closest guess to tho people can go cheaply they are liable ing still further the distracted ptdes 1897 earth the 1897 uciuui plurality ofCourt successful candldata tnau Chicago Heeord ror Clerk of the of Appeals of I think if we could get our New not to go at allx In the securing of tucky at the election iNovember 2 1S37 Ken York Irieuds to see the point and fur the lowest Kites possible no man has THE KENTUCKIANS Clubbing List for this season has been careOne Thousand Dollars in Cash nihil the money to develop u we had it iu his power to do so much as Every subscriber to the Dally or Weekly could soon pay the expenses of the has Piesideut Thomas Nashville Many women suffer terribly every fully culled and only ho best public tious aro used mnUe ono guess for Our readers can n ake consuieraule saving by ordering all of their read- Dispatch canupon his subsnrlptlon every dof hole Government feed and clothe aud Tenuostee havo ever gotteu the mouth lar he pays But the introduction of from this date until No ember 2 U97 af 6 p m after the eutiie Uuiteci States have money best rates uvei giauted to an expedi- Wiue of Cardui has mado which time uo more guesses will bo renearly all ing matter through us t left to throw at the birds and rest all tion When more thau one periodical is wanted in connection with the KEN ceived such suffering unnecessary This Guesses may bo made upon coupons cut tho ime In a thousand ways the President great medicine has brought happi- TUCKIAN send us your list aud we from The willreturn estimate on the combination patch The Dispatch and mailed toone DisThere is one branch of business iu of the Exposition has aided as nu Publishing Company with dollar Cash must accompany all orders and remittances must be by Bank enclosed for each coupon used which uo are as vigorous as our other man in that position could have ness to thousands of afflicted homes All tlioso outside of Louisville who guess Northern biethreu and that is poli aided aud it is fit that he be honoied It is natures best gift to women Diaft PostofHce Money Order or Express Order1 must bo mall subscribers The paper wilt Mrs Wm Kent wifo of the be tics Our uuuuat crop of politicians bb he deserves The piogiam pre known Louiville Sc Nushvillo Rwell Tr7nTrTeATicestquJoted below iucludo one years subscription to the KEN nnddelivered free to Louisville New Albany JefTcrsonvllle subscribers R is equal to tho crop of cotton bales paied for the day will oe the most Send Ono Dollar for the Weekly or Sir employee was advised by her physi TUCKIAN Address all orders to the not in weight but iu numbers Now stupendous aggiegation of interest Dollars for the Dally except Suuday or Eight Dollars for Dally nnd Sunday or Two and then wo are blessed with a stutea ing features t ver been hero ou a siii cians to take Wine of Cardui Of Kentuckian Hopkinsville Ky Dollars for the Sunday edition and remem mau but mauv are called but few glo day Military fireworks music her case her husbaud writes ber you get one guess for each dollar Cintury Magazine New York L Si N RR Shops sent In are choheu We produce more Majors aud everything ot the most gorgeous 5560 If you are already n subscriber your tlmo Ciuciuuati Iuquirer weekly New Decatur Ala July 5 97 -- ISS and Colonels iu utiles ol peace than character will bo a part of the day 270 will be extended for ns long a time at your My wifo was sick a long time with money pjys the subscription juiinciuiHi pijeai lueuipnis auy other couutry iu the world and The parade and the liioworks will bo 2 10 r Agents will be allowed tbo regular comCourier Evausvillo ocq Bometimoswe raibo a little of that sul- without an equal in the history of the female trouble It got so bad I went mission on all the guesses that thev sertd In Courier Journal 11 to a doctor finally aud he gave me a but tho papers thin ordered whether Dai y phurous urticle which begins with uu Exposition 075 or Weekly or Sunday mutt be sent by mail Commercial Louisville 11111 bottlo of ii and ends with in ell 225 and not put In with the agents package It is hoped that tho attendance on stopped cf Wine pains Cardui did That Farmers Home Journal i 1 all her As guesses are received uud her they will bo 300 But Mi Chairman whatever the President Thomas Day will bo of a great godd We turned over to the treasurer of the company -U1UIU consider it u won fA Mr W J Ualrd to be deposited nn held difference between the North and the size commensurate with the merits of - iUU Frank Leslies monthly New Yorklllllllll ontlt the close of the contest at 8 ociliM on 440 South may he in climate in wealth the gentlemau iu whose houor tho derful cuie to bring such quick relief the night of November 2 Home and Farm iu this case William Kent 11 They will be sealed up In the preseuce of iu conditions ind environments we day is celebrated uuuiuui iiuw luril three Judgeson the morning of November 3 orn are all one people with common Saturdayt October 23 will be and turned over to them to be deposited la Scribuers Magazine Now York Tn Cent Miulc r 4nn the vault of the Union National llnnl untu iiopeSyHud a common destiuy aud School Childrens Day and for the Youths Companion New York 11111 the olllclal count Is declared by the Secre may God bless our people of every children there will bo some splendid ts Auy ouo of the following nrtmed tary of State when they w III b opened In Ladies Homo Journal pieces of late aud popular uiusjo will section Again I implore you to feel piogianis of amubements the presence of three judges and compared There Demorests Magazine Now Yoik Vnn and the nali or tho successful guesser will that you aio welcome to tho Capital wilt bo uumerous featuios of interest be mailed to any address on rocoint be announced In tho Dally and Weekly Dls Tri State Farmer mcthlv 3 of 10 cents or 12 pieces for Sl0O of the Old Volunteer State us early ns possible find check nald iucludiug tho Carnival Parade gor New York World t i oolb fmicu successful fiipskpiv 7 DO Gov Taylor was interrupted at geous tiro works aud a ton cout rate Handicap March 2 Chicago Two If two or more person should tie upon the frequent iutorvals by outbursts of ap of admission March Buccossful guess tho money will be equally It is expected to be stop Yalo Beach Black America T C wuiuvu uvin ui u Ill Ill plause Lieut Gov Woodruff espe ouo of the greatest days in the his Mauhattan Liberty Bell High HANBEfU oples containing Coy bend for Sample M F S1IRYER cially seemed to enjoy the humor and tory of the Exposition School Cadets Narcissus Hot Time ons Address nl ettpr contilnlne pups and remittances to Win J llilnl TrmswW q6qence of Tennessees Chief ExecuThe last great day will be tho cIob iu the Old Town All Coons Look tive ing day ot the Exposition when Alike to Me My Gals a High Born DISPATCH PUBLISHING Co Baggage Coach Ahead She there will bo a bliza of glory through- Lady ou the Same The rimt TlituikagU lug Dinner Lives Street Ah Me 145 AY Main St Louisville Ky HANBERY SHRYER Proprs The first Thuuksgiving dinner was out the day and night that will make She May Have Seeu Better Days forever memorable tho JUth day of celebrated iu this country two hun October 18J7 Tho day will bo ro Dont Tell Her That Yon Love Her Railroad St Between Tenth Sweet Bunch of County JucLe Bullook waB senand Eleventh dred und seventy six years ago at mombored as long as one of tho many Send for complete Daides Etc Etc HOPKINSVILE KY tenced to jail at LeMtigion for arry thousands present ou that day is still count to the trad list Special dis Ahiasachiisotts Plymouth The SrCareful attention given to sampling and gelling all tobacco ing coucertied alive Aud the Exposttiou itself will consigned imprisonment deadly weapons The whole Americau army was present TEN CENT MUSIC CO penalty however was ous Liberal advances on tobacco iu stoie All tobacco be by mauy remembered by the it numbered twenty men Miles insured tiules suspended 323 SPRING ST Staudish the backward loyer of Pris glories of the closing day otherwise instructed Jeffersonvill Iud cilia sat at the feast while LJribcilla Howard Britton shot und killed his CIiluiiK uiu Ittituni 8000 served at the tables The stoiy will brother Elinei in Qfttiu county Yellow fever is appeariug iu W appear iu the Novutnber issue of The Wheeler The Illinois Central R R will sell smaller Louisiana towns Howarddidnt IuoW the yun vis W H Faxon Ladies Home Journal Here ludiaus tickets to loaded Chicago und ieturu for and whites sat down together by the trains No 2 and 4 ou Oct 28rd at Scottish Ititn Masons aro in session tables set in the woods and enjoyed Caoriu Wilfluft a 18ynnr old girl the roast turkey aud beechnuts clam rato of 50 00 Return limit Oct 2Gth at Wnehiugton whs totnliiv umiuTiM wy it uuluioj at Iobacco Warehousemen Commission Merchants chowder iish salad cakes fruit and au extension of thiee days will bo alGrain Dealers MtSerliir other delicacies provided It was at lowed if ticket is piesented to I Programme lor Director GeneraTs 0 DAy is nnuouueed FIrp this historic dinner that the nrst oys Prince Binni r It doesnt lilto ti Warehouse con hussellvillc and a n sts tors wore served The illustrations depot ticket ageut at Chicago aud Monroo doctrine 1 Hopkinsville of tho article show portraits of the upon payment to them of 1 QO adHumor that Premier Salisbury tf 11 Pilgrim fathers M Sherwood Agent resigu is denied ditional E Whist contests between Tennessee Liberal Advance on Consignments All Tobacco dent us Covered by Insurance playors are on An outburst o applnuso gteoted Gov Tiylur us he stepped to the front of the platform Gov Taylor spoko ns follows Mr President Ludies nud York is the Empire State of tho Union Slims the heavy end of North America bug is tlio grtat throbbing heart o tho Republic nud every time alio throbs tho life current of the uutiou flown buck uud forth through the arteries ofcouiuioico uud trade She iH the mighty whale of the Western hemisphere which swal lows all tho Jonahs ho come within hdr roach She h the stupendous colJussus of the wotld leading its Geutle-mou-Nev Yorker The Tennessee Centennial Exposi tiou will positively eloao ou tho 80th day of October Thefo ah but few more days to eco the most beautiful Exposition which man has ever built Every day from this time to the end will bo a great day Alieady the with n Superstitious Darky Plain Facts 1 k3 JTlL J dw 00 YOU WANJ TO BUY MBER WE HAVE PLE KTY TO SELL bylh t J H Dagff Co CHAMPION MOWER I SOLD G TTS LOWEST PRICES MAY GET IT YOUNG V- Arlington Hotel 5 Dispatchs Louisville Ky RESORT Third Grand Guessing I Ml THE GREAT SUMMER Contest iitiuiu DAWSON SPRINGS ARCADIA HOUSE DAWSON Hopkins County KENTUCKY U7SV lSJ Clubbing Last i IT ir 1 rt UFLES WAREHOUSE a Wheeler Mills Proof Co iy JL jjgi ittiifrV iirryli-H-virr ls mgfr Jjojiliiuouiilc MMttudtian THIS DOG JS A 3 OJIIOU1T COUItT JJfitGOTUKV TRAVELER Know llow QOTOBflll COLLARS TODACCO IN AUSTRALIA Antipodes k 4 freight plank into the forward hold and stowed himself away on a pile Atyhcn he came forth a of guano out he was a hungry discolored day illsmeljing and altogether wretched specimen of the canine family and when he tried to ogle the purser out of a square meal that dignitary said and poor Jack scurried begone away fearing perhaps that he was unwelcome enough to be tossed over- ¬ n board A half hour later Jack tail in air trotted up to the same officer and laid at his feet a whopping big rat as much as to say Look hero old fellow Im willing to work now come down and give a poor dog a bone The purser understood tho mcan- v ing of those bright brown eyes and provided Jack with a rousing dinner Jack has been the pursers friend Ho knows his ship and over since when it is in port frequently calls on board rubs his little black nose against the pursers legs wags his little stump of a tail and trots off Jack never was effusive in his demon- ¬ strations of friendship hut in a quiet way lets his friends know that he is fond of them Jack coiicluded on another occa- sion to go south ITe hoarded an F 1 train and landed in Tampa C loafed around there a day or two finally returning to the depot where he waited until tho same conductor would go back to where he came from got aboard landed sure enough in Jacksonville trotted down the street sniffed around among his f Lends and a flay or two later went to Green Cove Since then he has visited all the points along the east coast as far as Miami and is now off on nnotlicrjourney to goodness knows where Jacksonville Fla Times Union A CATS ECCENTRICITIES The Pet of the Boston Post Office the Elevator Likes Seen In n 1ti tlilc Dr flotilla fMofThin Wii I At one ol the Icidoif liy fjooiln Johnni- - Pinch son of Joe Slfjkh win in they line the luti nt of lit J Juck tlmlhdB de ¬ boiihas n it veloped ii to n genuine tttupl date ¬ eterythiriiT there wait clispliucnl In a own uhrre nuveltlcg nrr usually seen less ol In a sJcitttioni 4JwviUi n ii very pretty pullurcttu for wenr thee kjjjftl Jlinohoa first cold diiys It tfoprncl Wire to n ninth- - of bltn k rather than to cat a WBffli and re wish nlilioii thonflinii color could spcrtillc nicol at home Jack Is u bo tisfd The ciipc purl consisted of biff loop Sko t rncr with dlrtjjj fugged tin kempt coat his one rGdotptfig feature of black gros grain slush ribbon unllnud being a pair of bright uiOwn eyes that sparkle and glitcn through the tangled hair tumbling over thorn whenever ho is interested in some tender morsel he begs you for with such pitiful muteness Jacks star trip vas to Now York on a Clyde fJiip One of his sport- ¬ ing friends got on tho boat and Jack followed remained there saw the sights ol Now York for n day or two and concluded ho would return home The ships officers tried to run liim ashore and after some difficulty suc- ¬ ceeded but he slipped in at night -among tho busy trucks and over the i Rail and Water Suits Mm to Get Back nio Our Farmors to Have Competitors In the JPir Australia has at last set about mak- ¬ ing a serious effort to cultivate to- ¬ bacco For JK years or more the weed ha been grown in limitad areas in New South Wales Queensland and Victoria but it can scarcely be said to havo been cultivated Not at any stage has tho industry been backed by scientific knowlodgoj at least not un- ¬ til exports wero sent over from this country Victoria secured the serv ¬ ices of Mr Bondurant n Kentuckian if we mistake not am New South Wales those of Mr Ilowcll also from tho south Tho former has been at the antipodes for two or three years and the latter only a few months Sufficient however has been done by Mr Bondurant in Victoria to demon- ¬ strate that a good marketable article can bo grownthcre nnd that in fu- ¬ ture tobacco will figure much more prominently in the list of Australian exports tlum was thought likely a few years back It was the success which attended the efforts of Mr Bondurant as a practical instructor that induced tho government of New South Wales to follow Victorias lead and also turn to the states for a scientific teacher And now we learn that the agricul- ¬ tural department of Queensland is assisting its growers by importing the best American seed procurable The expert it ispresumed will follow in due course There is no doubt whatever that tobacco can be profitably grown in all the Australian colonies The product may never rival Vuolta Aba jo not even equal that of our New England states but the fact that tho governments have decided to push the enterprise for all that it is worth means that tobacco in large quantities will eventually bo produced and placed on the markets of Europe The latest reports from Victoria place the new crop at 250 tons but the average annual yield has been doublo that for some years past The great drought that afflicted Australasia in the latter part of 189G accounts for the falling off Just what percentage of these 250 tons will be shipped abroad is not stated but a fair quantity is destined for London and Liverpool as sam- ¬ ple shipments only be it understood The tobacco is probably on its way to Tniea Flrt Monday in February terra hree weeks ithlrd Monday in May term two weeks first Monday In September term thro When you take rfooils IllU The big woekg sugar coated itlllt Which tear you all to hbibtI an Fourth Monday In February oleccs arc not In it with Hoods Kasy to tako term six wees First Monday In Jnne ten fourTreeku f irth Monday in Septomber erm alx reekt Calloway seoond Monday In April term ehree weeks first Monday In August term wo weeks Second Monday In Novarnber -- verm threo weeks Lton First Monday In Hay term two first Monday In August term two wecic and easy to operate Is truo ireokg first Monday In September term two oi juoous mis which aro weeks up to date In every respect Hafo certain nnd sum All druggists 25c C I Hood Co Lowell Mass The only Tills to tako with Hoods Sarsaparllla No Gripe PBR1 EvaiisviUe a PROFESSIONAL WILLIAM li CARDS wRaaB ubs c r i b e THE NEELY iVM Attorney at Plaut8rs Bank building Special Attention to tho Lavv Main at ferre Jjaiite AND RETURN VIA E WEEKLY LOUISVILLE DISPATCH A Collection of Claims C HTANDY TH RAILROAD DENTIST Grown and Bridge Work a Specialty OFFICE over Richards CKANK RIVES WEDNESDAY STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER Cos store yu I 29th Anniversary at f pi Celebration IIIBBON COtiIAKETT13 These loops were fastened on n ribbon A For For For For the free coinage of silver the Chicago platform the Democratic nominees the interest of the masses the latest State news the latest market reports Attorney at Law HopkinsvllleKy Praotlceln the Courts of Christian and ad sluing counties v Office Court St near Weber l B WARFIELD AOUW Special train will leave Evansvilla 3 a m October 27 band Around the neck there was n ruche of black ribbon edged with n tiny rulllo of black net Inside this was nnothcr ruche also of net whlrih en mo next to the face giving a soft effect The collarette was tied with two long ends of blnok ribbon that were simply knotted nt the throat There was nobuekIe or ornament of any kind the bqauty consisting entirely in the richness of the black riblion nnd tho very asty arrangement of net around the nuck HELEN Cmi3Y PAClI3 A All the latest telegraphic news All All Jr Lawyer Hopklnsvllle Ky Office with Callls Wallace 1 Correct market reports Correct court reports Reliable news reports Honest editorial policy THE WEEKLY LOUISVILLE DISPATCH AND THE Kentuckian one year for 230 VmViAViYiWiViVfYfViYmYiViYiYiYiYiiYiYi nR MS MERRI WETHER Late of Louisville Jos fl flentlst Hopklnsvllle Ky OfflcelnSumniersBuildlng over Bassett Returniog special train will leave Terre Htuito at 1 u m October 28 Return tickets will be good on all regular trains of the 58th Remember that the excursion is not restricteri to Lodge Members For further information call at City Ticket Office No 204 Upper Second Street or ut Depot Ticket Office 8th and Main Streets or address P P JEFFRIES Gen Pass Agt H R GRISWOLD Asst G P Agt 7F mmrrrfWir LITTLE GIItLS DRESS Of DREW SARGENT M D For the Ihp of Iie Vounprent Member There is nn imitation crepon which is very pretty and very serviceable It is half cotton and half wool with a wavy figure atninpert upon it The surface is a little rough making it look almost ex nctly like cropon although it is much more durable For childrens clothes this materia is very nice and for i little girls after noon best it ennuol be excelled A very pretty model of such n dress was made in the old style Mother Ilub- ¬ tilt Fiuuil- Pay for your Baking Fowder not 5 more You wouldnt pay double price or sugar why pay 50c g a pound for Baking Powder Is the lightest whitest Baking S pure sure ana Jalr-- s rowaer Makes the finest bread cakes nnd S priced biscuits Guaranteed and sold tor 2 5c a S pound at Rood stores like that of S Whats Fair Physician and Surgeon Ilopklnsville Ky Office r If th and Main streets opposite City Court Koon Telephone Ofilce 53 3 ffiffrTVffFhTrfVpfnf frifrftrJfrrfrfcTni fc SE1VI Residence 53 4 A slender black cat in the Boston post office building has developed a number of traits that make her amost interesting study Sho is fearless and independent and yet quiet and tame as i ladys pet Tho Eize or appear ¬ ance of a dog lias noterror for her if she is disposed to attack him and she walks amofig the peoplo ill the build- ¬ ing and omsido as unconcerned as if - she knew Hjem nil More remarKrtblc still is her way of getting round from one place to an- ¬ other Sho has a number of places in the building to visit particularly on the third floor where there is a young lady whom she likes to call upon at frequent intervals and instead of running up and down tho stairs as other cats naturally would do she takes an elevator With an air of im- ¬ posing dignity she takes up a position among the rest of the passengers wait J ing for tho elevator and when she gets on board the elevator she looks earnestly through tho door as the car asconds Lacking means to signify where she intends to get off sho re ¬ mains in tho car until it stops at her desired destination and even force unless it is irresistible cannot make her leave tho elevator till it reaches tho floor where she wants to go The elevator men know her habits so well that if sho happens to bo tho only passenger going up thoj generally offer her tho third floor first As sho returns from a visit 6ho ngain avails herself of tho elevator service whether sho wishes to go up or down for it is a matter of course with her f to completo her round in tho upper part of the building while sho is up thatiway Boston Transcript Some cf Our Expenses Europe at this moment for tho report under review was written in June Tho leaf was then being treated for shipment but it was thought some little time would be consumed in get ¬ ting it ready It will be packed much the same as are our southern tobaccos From this report however we learn that the government expert is very well pleased with tho results at tained at tho experimental farm af Edi where ho planted a large number of varieties of plug and cigar leaf tobacco Mr Bondurants chief ob- ¬ ject has been to determine what va- ¬ rieties of leaf were best adapted to Victorian soil and climate and this it is claimed he has done Next sea ¬ son a larger crop is to be sot out and should that prove a commercial suc- ¬ cess the tobacco raising industry will be fairly launched In all human probability it will be years before Aus- ¬ tralia becomes a competitor of ours in this field but onco it has been proved that tobacco is a profitable crop to grow and tho fanners have learned to handle it then wo may Tobacco have to bestir ourselves Leaf Siberias Snow Flower JACK FROST I its GROCERY CLAEENOE HABRIS f B OYDPOOL Barbers th street Hopklnsvllle Ky Especial attention to patrons clean Linen atisfactorv service Call andbeconviDced Tor a trial months subscription the to WAILIS CHAS OATLETT Hotel HendersonF CATLETT Formerly with Forbes HARRIS llro PAPER HANGERS We have concluded to go iuto bus iness for ourselves and offer our ser vices to the public at the most reas onablo prices Paper hanging a specialty All work guaranteed Leave orders at Gus Youngs PAINTERS and C Entirely new and first class in all respects Excellent sample rooms and service uuequalled in the city On Double Car Line L P Kleiderer Props Henderson Ky II I The brightest and best afternoon paper in the South Latest market quotations Latest 3tate news All the local news Complete press reports Largest M EXCURSION VIA TICKETS Circulation in the Soutli Illinois Central R R J TO THE 30000 AND OVER DAILY 50 CENTS A MONTH OR Telephone 84 2 rings THE S j j S500 A 505 A YEAR BY MAIL W W GRAY T0NS0RIAL WEST SEVENTH Tennessee And International AT JNO HALDEMAN Bus Mgb i fji Fourth Avenie ARTISTS STREET ELB BUILDING Centennial Exposition For the above occasion tlokets will be sold by the Illinois Central Railroad at varying times rates and limits Including a ticket on sale dally good returning until No ember 7 and Including tickets having limit of twenty days fifteen days nnd seven days also tickets on Tuesdays and Thursdays of each weok with limit of fifteen days For full particulars ns to which of the above applies from your nearest Railroad Station In connection with the Illinois Central Railroad call on or A 1 Louisville Kentucky Clean towels and everything first Give us a call Have Yodr Photographs Made At NASHVILLE WHEN SHE IS DRESSED UI bard with balloon sleeves to the elbow It wns trimmed with n very elaborate neck trimming of rose colored cashmere which was made like a Quaker collarette witloQuaker tabs falling in Large pearl buttons trimmed front the points and there was a ruffle of the cashmere nil around the collarette The sleeves from the elbow to the wrist were of the same cashmere trimmed with nnrrow bands of black braid which nlso trimmed the collarette Each strap wns finished with a pearl button Tho crepon material is not thin nnd is consequently not n delicate goods HELEN GREY PAGE Sample f Kentucky Justice A judge down in Kentucky deserves tc go to the head of tho class He charged d If you jury tho other day as follows believe whnt the counsel for thoplaintifl has told you your crdict will bo lot tho plaintiff but if on the other hand you believe what tho defendants counsel has told you you will give your verdict for tho defendant But if you ore like me nnd dont believe whnt cither of them said I dont know what you will do It is needless to say that hav ing full confidence In the court the jury disagreed Travelers in Siberia tell of the derful flower that grows there and which blooms only in January when the winter is at its height The blossom has something of tho character- ¬ istic of a morning glory lasting only a single day The flower when it opens is star shaped its petals of tho samo length as tho leaves and about half an inch in width On tho third day tho extremities of the anthers which are fivo in number show minute glistening specks veritable vegetablo diamonds about tho size of a pint head these aro the seed of A Russian nobleman the flpwer named Anthoskoff took a number of They the seeds to St Petersburg wero placed in a pot of snow and frozen earth On tho coldest day of the following January the miraculous flower burst through its icy covering and displayed its beauties to the won- ¬ dering scientists The plant has been very appropriately named tho 6iiow flower Pittsburgh Dispatch Avon WYBRANTS NEW STUDIO No 580 Fourth Avenue Wfmft yos HHarjsaKCBi1 m aew m i ISi I mlVfi mr sPAA tn Louisville Ky SO YEARS EXPERIENCE Murray JxoA Scott Wm address your nearest rallioad ticket agent HHANSONo Chicago Dlv lassAgent New Orleans Dlv Pass Agent Memphis pAWAKEL0NUAap a Louisville 9 -- Al ItlI tv TRADE MARKS I c arlicle DESIGNS OOPYRIOHTS 0 Anyone sending a sketch nnd description mar Quicklr ascertain free whether an Inrentlon li probably patentable Communications strictly Oldest agency for securing patents confidential In America Wo hare a Washington office Patents taken through Munn Co recelre special notloo In tbo XjfAROg LEAVE HOriUN8VnLE No 2 Mall and Express 4 55J5SS3SSSSR Daily RAILY Tales From Town Topics 15mo i f n at ntere to tbi Udlea Tl e mis ¬ cellaneous matter of TO WIN MlSltS rousiKtsof poem- - li r niit brlirht i miilr ami tra rl -- l y h best I Ofts- ltulfMiiii juUf s wt etr V by iheclover tt huuiorlna ot tliy Uj IcNms j prominent bauJrirs ami niiltal uiut Ih ml In Htsp dii ii i nil iotisit flumiio lUMft roiMI A Leniliii booinof tbo eruMit 1 i author 0i i111 nun it uy iiii tuiKitu lno luvir atof Hinrt t ir i nl 111I V la Afield oud All U rs iu Icr mkI The l h Iaslilun Wm vim ut 1 tban rrnul An fiei r mnliii J natter ouui ctlnr iiiOPiirii nit lis Iiiul ii itr rtli -- wtfhly tho ist orl s of is li i fn likunlotiierlarireUtleiluNntu siet Aupiuaiit iir AhHll leatnroof a I1 sliurt best 0lt oiix Edi KnriHs 1 liey mv bv IOUV nri puttv iiml and Aiiieriio lIvkux tlstdr clMir liii XhM Flnaii lal Dtmrt I Is -r I i II - i l 11 i lv i piii ci i i u izc1 nn fkp raoit finrlil ilil It lias moiori u- - THllOa ii i 1 i June No No Accommodation liIIopklusvlllo Princeton 520 a m 263 pm 600pm 1130 am 050 pm 1030 a in ARRIVES HOIKINSVILLE the tvinnindur of the voinni9 coimlttH of Hurlf i s nittl N us i etc from TOW burloins Ikh It a t to w make Mini Ho tjnn TIIIIIK frejh rtaUiii - ir 1me 5U ceutk ffiOit ear 1 3W pavps a Quarprlj Mouraiino of Fiction InitskUtu senr Ii iut day of March Hi ptember and Dmu A voiniileto novel by miiw wlMnown untlior ipailHwvch umber now ht SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN beautifully Illustrated largest circulation of aprsclootlflo Jnurpal weekly terms 1301 a rear t tlWstx mouths Hpoclmen copies and Hand Uook on 1atents sent free Address No Nol NoU 13 Mail and Express Dally pr Special Subsoription Offer I Accommodation Hopklnsvllle Princeton MUNN CO 301 Uroadwnv Now York A Test for Water Tlie Slxoxt - in 10 XCincinnattl Louisville St Louis Cairo Memphis Vloksburg and Now Orleans Making diraot connections for points In Arkansas Texas California And all points In tho Wost and Southwest Through sleeper tint freo reclining chair cars from Prineoton to Memphis New Orleans and lntermodlato points KM Good to March 1 1S07 TOV SOn 5lmiie t OIICH for three monMn 1 fPJAS uJ5k TOlir FttEE a Jli NtNVita Illull lo Sloo io nriC8 foroueyenr LKS i HUM iOV four UirU Mlnues if Tor prl for i Vllin FltOM t TDItt lOlKti In th- Uiiii nirouo year To i nilte i hack voliin ii BOMH Ro lllOil TOlIOh FllU er or New Voik Ft Ileuilt to jtU JOK T i TOlltM PULE n Ii- M For ipoOt iLLtihii- Li i I Nultucriptfoii It is said to cost tho people of tho United States 25000000 a year to he born 30000000 a year to got 90000000 a year to got inarried drunk and 75000000 a year to bo buried And yet- thoro ao those who maintain that hfo is worth living Denver Times Sun Wasps Kill Flies Stent n Necessity A Correspondent of tho El Dorado Itepubllcnn says that no man who lives on meat wus ever known to lick hi3 wife or nsk for a divorce Na poleon lost Waterloo becouse the allied forces had bacon for breakfast tho morning of the fight Tho French had vegetable soup Tho south had to give in nt Appomattox because- they were out of moat No war oan be successfully waged without niQat Should Vlx It Soinejiow Tho country should irmko some provisions for our ex presidents said the They should bo given life colonel honatorshlps or something of that An Irish observer estimates that wasps capture between 800 and 400 flies on two of his cows in about 20 minutes Hind Yes Indeed said Mra Cobb enthuWe ought to give them siastically something or nbollsh the office of ex president entirely Military Gazette Thoro isnrgont need of a simple and roliablo tost for ascertaining tho purity of wator An analytical chem- ¬ ist gives tho following directions which aro readily understood nnd can bo applied by a persqn of average intelligence Pill a cloan bottle three fourths full of tho wator to bo ttt ted and dissolvo in tho wator half a tea spoonful of tho purest sugar loaf or granulatod will answer corlc the bottle and placo itin a warm 6pot for two days if at tho end of this period tho water becomes cloudy or milkyit is unfit for household use If on tho thcr hand it remains clear and frc3h looking the probabilities aro that it is at least approximately puro nnd fit for all domostio purposes W L LYONS BROKERS GO chauira Nnw oili- - lOrtj i K atU Avcime Stocks Bonds Grain Provisions connections NW Cou Second it Main Luiisvillk Ky unit wmiKcy tiaoua cured at homo with out palu llook of par ticulars seut IJUMVOOIAKY BeJdSBWiaOUlco U l MU Atlmlui ua IW Itjot tit Ail WJ ANI COTTON Local soouritip- bought and sold Exclus¬ ive private wires and longdistance tuloplumo WA Khllond A G 1 A Louisville AH HansonOP A ChioagoIli SiiumvooD Agt Hopklim lllo Ky Ky riFTIIAVUNCnilOTRi JM uii W M YATES n ffl OT BettfiHotelin the World riKBCAUtUOLL ffl war ship Amoricaus in Guatemala want Tonsorial Aitist Assisted by two first class workmen PnoKNix Manager 9 H iH Admiral Johu L Wordeu is dead Hotel Babbershof mmrrinnr-i rwr rnwi wimiHin EC r P i Kawfc jsMfc trpc BmmfSS- MW IJojJJitoUle fterttueHttott mwnwiMiaMwum awwa 0 AjoplttouUU ftcntuchfmt TJ G Bailor Aapuhltcan candidate for Clerk of tho Court of Appeals will make a tour of the Eastern part uuli8lid Tivulay and Friday Mornings of the State on a Bpeoinl train during Ho tho last week of the campaign M by United MEACHAM will be accompanied Slate Senator Deboo Judge George UB3t lUl riON A YKAlt IN AUVASCK Dormy Dr W Godfrey Hunter Hon John Henry Wilson Judge W H Xoekl roRdinnnotlasflSOcpnts porllnp Bpeclnl IocMn orfts tTnonach liHortlon Holt of lTrmikfort and other promi Uate for Mantling advartlomPiUsfurnUhcd nent RopubHetus on application The train will luavo Louisville Octo ¬ OFFICK 413 SOUTH MAIN STItBET ber 2b aud return Oat 30 CHAS 1 Tho Republicans are filled with alarm over tho situation in Ohio It is said that their poll of the state DEMOCRATIC TICKET shows that it will go Democratic by SAM J 16000 majority aud tho national ad op Appeals Clerk Court SHACKELFORD of Davikss miustration has beou called upon to Circuit Judoe THOMAS PCOOK help save Hanua McKiuley himself of Calloway Commonwealths Attorne- y- W ft will take the stump and 100 speeches a day will be made aud numerous HOWELL or Christian Fon State Senator R C CREN- ¬ barrels tapped in the effort to stem the FRIDAY OCT 22 1807 Medicinal value In n bottlo of Hoods flaraa jwrllla than lit any other preparation More skill Is required moro caro taken more oxpenso Incurred In its manufacture It coitl the proprietor and tho dealer Moro but It costs tho consumer lets as ho gots moro ddscs for his money Moro curatlvo power Is secured by Its peculiar combination proportion and process which niako t peculiar to Itself Moro people arc employed and more space oc- ¬ cupied In Its Laboratory than any other Moro wonderful cures effected and more tes timonial received than bv nnv other nnd ncrraso Moro salesreportedmoro druggists year by year uy iiri are Moro people tlian laKing oods Karsanarllla nnv other and moro aro icniij taking It today than before more reasons ight bo Moro nnd btim you given why should take More ecr THAT DOLLAR OF YOURS IJH can buy more and bring better results than it evor did since the dollar mark was in ¬ vented if you put it into our dollar stretching values Wo announce the greatest gathering of desirable merchandise we have ever succeeded in collecting for our patrons Everything is fresh and new sparkling wibh the brightest fashion thoughts of the season A VE M O NRY while the chance lasts a lutie of it will give Wondertul satisfaction - P invested in Our siuceroly honest qualities of reliable goods of known value Jf YOU WIIjIL DELIGHT I2V Because it is iu close touch with tho times aud anticipates your every want in oxjrt NEW STOnU Mens and Boys Clothing Hoods Sarsaparilla Hats Caps and Gents or Hesitation Up-to-da- Furnishing Goods SHAW Cocntv Judge County Assessor JAS G YANCEY Supt of Schools U L CLARDY Circuit Clerk -- ALBERT KELLY County Clerk C D BELL Survexor H B CRUNK Jailer L L NICHOLS Representative JNO C DUFFY For City Councilmen First Ward R II HOLLAND Second Ward JAS D WARE ToirdWard DENNIS RPERRY Fourth Ward GEO DDALTON Fifth Ward E W WALKER Sixth Ward J T WALL Seventh Ward L T BRASHER Magistrates Hopeinsville S GBUCKNER S Pembroke Wm L PARKER Longview THOS M BARKER Lafayette J F DIXON Tijoit Hill DAVID SMITH Soates Mill T P DUNNING UnionS H MBKING Constables W H WEST Hopkinsville S Pembroke Long view CARROLL BEN WILLTAMS Sheriff TUOS J DAVIS Atty FRANK RIVES J AS KFORBES rising tide against Hannaism That Tho One True Blood Purifier 1 per bottle Without 50000 majority of last year is about euro all Liver Ills and HOOd S FllIS Sick Headache 25conts to bo wiped out Doubt come and Reap the Best Values your Dollar Ever Bought A Millionaire Pullman the sleeping car magnate to whom all travelers by rail have paid tribute has passed away XUougn no cneu worm perhaps fifty million dollars he never got rich enough to stop his porters from extorting money from thd traveling public Now that Mr Pulh man is dead the tip should bo allowed to die with him Stock Tftoroushly te in ltresitultt8 Inut Vote A good deal of interest is felt in the vote by which Breathitt carried Come and make your comparisons they are tho keys that unlock the facts about our Fine Qualities and Low Prices this county in 1895 by 1242 votes over The simple plain talk of THE PRICE THAT IS RIQHT is our convincing argument Linn Below we give tho figures by Take advantage of this combination of Saving nnd Satisfaction and your mind will bo easy and your money saved districts B L WE ARE WAITING TO GIVE YOU A SQUARE DEAL FOR A ROUND DOLLAR 211 139 Hopkinsville No 1 ZiSl 1200 pairs of 125 Jeans Pants will be put on Sale 89 Hopkinsville No 83 126 Hopkinsville No 3 Qualities and Stylesiii Every Department 8 t i Ben West Crofton cases tit Montgomery 181 Easts School House Alas and 4000 refugees have left that Bdiubridge 77 city In other infected tovvus tho sit Ltutrips 147 Supplemental registration uation shows no improvement 1 46 East Crof ton a Bluff Spring 76 day Oct 25 26 and 27 HI 1W K Tay- Dogwood a District Committeeman L 7o Mill 47 of the ablest Bakers An affidavit by telephone has beeu lor of Padueah one leaders of the opulist party iu the 8597 2355 legalized in New Ji rsey State has written a long letter iu the Last year the vote for McKiuley The ballot obe uBed in Louisville Louisville Dispatch giving candidate was 4525 and for Bryan 3145 the Re beiug about 138 next month is five feet long and wide Joe A Parker a severe roast for run publican majority in a vote ot nearly moro than in 1895 ning in the interest of the Republican in proportion now five Lafayette F C RIVES Fruit Hill JOHN WALKER Scates Mill JOHN W PPOOL are North Pembroke Edwards Mill The yellow fever situation in the Perrys School House South is daily growing worse At Lafayette New Orleans Wednesday there were Benuett9town GO new caheB and six deaths There Honell State Senator Charley Bronston met Col Josiah Patterson at Princeton Tuesday in jointdebatoaud easily brushed aside the threadbare arguments of the gentleman from Tennessee Democrats were more than pleased with Senator Bronstona de fense of tho partys principles Palmyra Loncview Beverly Casky Gordoufield South Pembroke Concord HopkiusvilleNo4 BrentsSuop Newstead Gracey 119 203 168 187 99 117 87 142 123 201 71 OCT 6 at 75c PAIR This is an unequaled bargain and you should not let it pass 1 280 142 87 28 78 134 107 147 14S 128 65 59 64 85 93 67 92 104 118 102 139 94 75 105 49 78 93 41 86 51 MAMMOTH ft SECOEJCO IOIIOIOI51101liIIi T EAT DEMANDS CAREFUL SEEDING AND A LARGER ACREAGE The great success of fertilizing wheat this last season will re- ¬ sult in a larger use of Fertilizers and Fertilizer Drills this fall The advance in wheat has stiffined fertilizer prices and they are higher at the factory but we will sell at the old price until our purchase cod tract is exhausted After that we will be compelled to charge more J i f candidate 8000 The managers of the Tennessee If anybody doubts that prosperity Centennial aro advertiting that the has returned in Hopkinavillo let him shbw will certaiuly close on to morrow read in uucthtr column of the sale of week 25 thoroughbred harness horses for Van Wyck the Tammany candi- S1000 the magnificent average of S10 date is the regulai Democratic nomi- a head A few years ago these aninee and for that reason the Ken mals would have sold for 200 each bllOHT SIX INCHES TIiiUh tlia AVay the September Drouili Uh llus Left Everybody knows ARMOUR HORSE SHOE and HOMESTEAD Nothing is mOr 3 worthless than inferior fertilizer best is worth buying Only the We sell only the Best that we have The matrimonial seasou is now unaer way anu tne ljouisville papers of Wednesday reported more thin A deficit of 1100000 in two years one hundred swell weddings iu Ken and an increase of ten cents in the tuckj of sulKciont importance to be tax rate or 2 J per cent is the record reported by wire In yesterdays of the first half of the Bradley adpapers theie were almost as many ministration Mayor of Now York toceian wants to see him elected MfUBMV44V9lN Master Tho Grand Lodge adjourned above tho rally of September 20wheu it went to 27d in London and 59J in yesterday New York To days price of silver has not beeu equaled siuce July 21 Rev J N Prestridge has started when it was 27 7 16d in London and the Baptist Argus a sixteen page 59 in New York The present denominational paper in Louisville strength of silver is attributed to vaIt is a two dollar weekly published rious causes Theie is at present a by a stock company aud edited by good minbigi demand in Loudon and there is also some covering of specif a Dr PreBtridge tive short sales This is com led with a present scarcity of Biipply There was a big slump in corn on j ijo iiHUHu ueiuciuu lur Buver aiso tho Chicago market Wednesday tho continues good price dropping from 35 to 25 cents a Young- Lutly Jtndly Hurt bushel Tho local price here ouing Elktou Oct 19 A distressing if to tho effects of the drouth is still 35 not fatal accident has just occurred omts or 175 a barrel and it is to an estimable young woman of this scarce at that county Miss Mary ThornhilJ while out driving near the city was thrown Indiana has two old maids who from her buggy against a fence The One horse became suddeuly frightened have passed the cpntury mark In the fall her is Aunt Betty Dowling of upsetting tho vehicle of them houd was badly bruised and thieo 101 aud the other ribs broken Seymour aged She remained totally Aunt Peggy Bailey of Huntington unconscious ior several nours who was born in Harrison county Ky 112 years ago State ok Ohio Citv op Tolbdo 8S Silver Still Advancing Judge R H Thompson of Lotiis New York Oct 20 The pice of villo was elected Grand Master of bar silver in London rose 3 lSd to day the Masonic Lodge and Mr Jas E to 27gd and in Now York the prie Wilhelm of Padueah Deputy Grand rose Jc to 59 This carries the price no rain of any consequence since 1 just passed through a very severe drouth but the extent of it haB not tAS been shown by actual figures The United States government has u weather observation station in this city in charge of Mr James M Howe and his reports are kept with accuracy aud exactuess The spring months were generally wet the rainfall for Maicu and April being nearly fifteen inches Fur the last six mouths or siuce May 1 the actual amount of rainfall is here given For month of May 258 inches For mouth of Juno 280 inches For month of July 244 inches Up to this time the season was fairly favorable but there has been tho following figures compared with the normal raiufall will show For Aug 121 inches normal 328 0 inches normal 294 For Sept Oct todntel80 inches normal 2 01 aB w w 1 m July ZZSt Total 3 mo 251 821 These figures indicate a shortage duiiug tho lust eighty days of 572 inches Loss than one third of the UBual quantity of rain has fallen and in the mouth of September there was none at all During this month there have been two light rains On the 11th and J 2th 101 inches fell aud on of an inch fell in an all We are still short about six inches in rainfall aud until we have several hard rains we need not expect luiu h relief from the drouth so far as btock vatr and drinking water are concerned Tho light showers have benefited the wheat crop nnd revived pastures somewhat but water i Mibout as Hcarco as it was before the recent shower 2G -- 5 iTiTP- l- jmonam t ji--ll- dBMCPrv1w We handle two makes of Drills ESlflPfl RE 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 fTifL T L2mi Si9 M Urn- TW 3F I Mir F s SJ t T f kf day drizzlo tho 19th Lincoln Turk I lUctico m kt This is the DeeringCorn Harvester Two pull it one man operates acreVdailv as- partner of tho firm of F J Cheney Co doing business iu tho city of Toledo County aud State aforesaid and that Baid firm girl named Dora Richardson at that will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED le is DOLLARS for each and evory caso time about la years oi age that cannot bo cured by educating the trirl aud she is said to U1J use of Halls Catarrh Cure he developing into a fine musician PHANK J CHENEY flNMHHMMIMMUHIMMNNW ho is tho seuior Old Gen CaBsitis M Clay of Mad isQn county Ky celebrated his 86th birthday last Tuesday Three years ago he was married to a little servant Loous Countt Frank J Cheney makes oath that 4 Wheat is still dull at 91g cents in Chicago Silver is advancing and is now 591 cents an ounce Corn is 24J centa and declining and cotton is lower than over known before being only b in Now Orleans nnd CJ in New York and tho mnrkot still fall iug Hogs aud cattle also suffered a decline in Ckieno Wednesday Sworn to before me nnd Biibscribnri in my presence this 6th day of De- cemborA D 1886 J Notary Public T Hall 8 Catarrh Cure is taken inter- nally and acts directly on tho blood aud mucotiB surfaces of the system Send fur testimonials free P J CHENEY CO Toledo O Sold by Druggists 75c Halls Family Pills are the best seal AW GLEASON One of tho beauty spotB of Chicago described iu a most beautifully il ustrated book of 96 pngeH now being distributed by tho Chicago Milwau kee Si St Paul Railway company It is full of tho finest half toue pictures of one of Creations most charming places of resort for citizeua of the Great Republic Everyone who has over vibited the park will appreciate the Bouvonir and for those who have not it will be n revelation of what is to be teeu iu Chicago It can be nro- curod by enclosing twenty five 25 cents iu coin or postage atamps to Geo H Heufford geuernl passenger ageutj 410 Uld Colony Building Chicago 111 is Rt it and cuts from 6 On exhibition at our store to8 horses Will takejpleasure in showing it T T toriously injured While racing their horses in opposite directions at Green GrjveKy the animals ridden by Sam Smith and W H Ross collided and both were killed while the riders were tmtmm FORBES BRO mmkmmvmm ifhtthf iftK LW VU IL Jjojiltiuauiltc SUtttitriuan OWENSBORO AND HOPKINSVILLE 5 SEE OUR CfcTJTTV XT C JOHN LUY3 PREDICAMENT SPE01AJL LOCALS CO THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE Tv Western Kentucky Ultk n Joined ht Pdbltshdr Gal the Best of the Author Miitrlinoiilan IIoihIk Vfrfirttl0 Sr8Ch9S The most notnble and brilliant sd As Sill Jtay was walking down ¬ cisty event of the mouth was tho town oho day wondering what classic marriage of Mr Gustnvus Tyler Brau tholliu 10 should tackle next imogino hou of Owensboro to MiBB Gortrtidq his astonishment at seeing tho dead Hamilton Brnmharn at the Christian church Wednesday morning at 915 walls and board fonces all plastered over with big yellow bills announc ¬ oclock Tho ceremony was performed by ing in huge letters that a story writ- ¬ Eld H D Smith and Rev G L ten expressly for tho Weekly Slash- ¬ it is not necessary to identify Morrill of tho First Baptist church of er more particularly our esteemed con- ¬ Owensboro presided at tho organ Tho church was handsomely deco- temporary by the rising young tno occasion with flowers poet John Uny author of Little rated ntirvtrrntvilify nlnntfl Breeches and other popular ballads Tho bridal party entered from the will appear in this weeks Issue sold few right hand door of the church a past nine and approached at all news stands price ten cents a minutes copy With cold chills running tho chrncol by tho central aisle The bridesmaids were MIbsos Eliz down his back ho hastened to tho both Gaither Lotitia Fnirleigh and Slnsher office where ho found the vaTitchie Burnett all of this city editor in his shirt sleeves hard at Tho grooms attendants wereMessrs work reading the proof of an ad- ¬ Lawrence B Spring of Owensboro vertisement which was about to bo of New York Wm H Cumrmnge inserted in some of tho great dailies and Chas B Rudcl of Owensboro maid of honor was Miss Lelia stating that the Slasher had pro- ¬ The Dade of Henderson and tho best cured at enormous expense this great etc and adding a brief jpkn Mr Trotter Tyler of Owensboro attraction Ws the bridal party entered tho biographical notice of tho brilliant wedding march waa played by tho young poet etc Hay shot ques- ¬ organist Tho invocation by Elder tions at tho editor as fast as he could Smith was appropriate and eloquent to find out what ho meant by all this The ceremony waa an unusually Tho editor reminded liim away pretty one and at its conclusion the back in tho days before hethat made had retired from the church in tho any reputation and when he was glad ollowing order to turn out Btories for what ho could bride and groom The Mr Trotter Tyler and Miss Dado get ho had written one which after Mr LB Spring and Miss Fairleigh various vicissitudes had found its Mr W H Cummings and Miss way into the Slasher office been paid for pigeon holed and forgotten Gaither Mr 0 B Rudd and Miss Burnett But my name was not signed to Jr xnomas ami iur juo x if Dr Oh thats neither it gasped Hay JEdmunas hero nor there chuckled the editor Mr I F Campbell and Mr HM you wrote it didnt you I be ¬ Bryan lieve I did Well youre a man Tho four last named young gentle of honor and you wont deny its men were tho UBhers So what does it signify Mr and Mrs Braunon left at once authorship on the bridal tour to Boston New We had your name on our books Returning because wo made out a check to you York and Philadelphia they will reside at Owensboro One of my assistants is a pretty shrewd The bride is a daughter of Prof fellow and when he happened to Jas G Bramham and has been one come across that story in clearing out of Hopkinsvilles most popular belles a desk tho other day he recognized She is not oniy pretty out possesses its commercial value a bright mind and many accomplish- juncture name and all at the present What will ments She is a most attractive lova you take to give it back to mo and and charming young lady ble the young man who has been so suppress your announcement Of fortunate as to win her one of the Money wouldnt buy it Mr nay I OwenBboro papers recently said Mr know an advertisement when I see Brannon is a young man iu whom one and the Slasher has not had one Owensboro takes a just pride His de- as good as this in a dogs age No termination energy and high moral sir Your storys in type with origi- ¬ character have established for him a nal illustrations and in typo stays it firm place in the hearts of his friends esteem of tho public He Im sorry to seem unaccommodating uriclahe has held a responsible place iu the but business is business and good will Deposit Bank for a number of years doesnt count in a matter of dollars and has discharged every trust with and cents Good morning Mr Hay that faithfulness that in a part of his Hay delivered himself vigorously of a nature piece of his mind which tho editor took with the utmost serenity As WILL STUDY LAW the visitor was indignantly swinging Sir leo F CnmpbellUetarnettllonie With out of the sanctum the editor looked Hit Children up from his proof sheet to add one By the way Mr Hay Rev Geo F Campbell arrived in more remark the city Wednesday night from Louis- if you care to write us another story ville bringing with him his two little any timo well ho glad to pay you a children Fletcher and Piner They good deal better price for it than you Hay did not wait to an- ¬ are now at Mr I F Ellis where got for this they will make their home Mr Ellis swer but his soliloquy as ho descend ¬ being an uncle cf Mr Campbells ed the stairs would hardly sound well Mrs Campbell who has had custody in tho polished European courts of the children communicated with where fate has landed him now Mr Campbell through her attorney Bourienne in Illustrated American offering to surrender tho children to An agreement was their father USE OF THE GREAT TOE thereupon entered into Tuesday morning by which Mr Campbell has the permanent custody of the chil Skillful Ladder Climbing of the West Indian Negroes dren the only condition beiug that they may visit their mother twice a The negroes of the West Indies uso year at such times as will not inter the great too constantly in climbing fere with their studies Mr Camp Several years ago while spending bell was seen by a Kentcokian reporter yesterday and stated that ho some time at ono of the famous re- ¬ had determined to enter upon the sorts in Jamaica I had an opportunity study of law with a view to locating to observe the skill with which the iu Hendorson Ky where he has a black women who do a great part of He will prospective partnership tho menial labor carried stone mor-¬ the meanwhile pursuu his studies tar and other building materials on this city until he is ready to go off their heads to the top of a five story a law school Mr Campboll is tower in a part of the hotel not then young man of undoubted talent and finished Real HJstato Dcaloralnnll oIubsps UVCKNEH A gorats llAiSK Lung Troubles and Consump tion Can be Cured An Eminent NewXork Ohemist and Scien tist Makes a Free Offer to Our Headers 4t rT 1 T30 r CIJL1U JULIUS UXCU 1 OFFICE OVER FII18T NATIONAL -- IIotkinsville Ky andront very finest The no plus ultra The The crenta do la cremo Thats HA R PER Whiskoy in threo languages W R LONG For sale by Hopkinsville Ky of rcnljotnto Uny soil fr Oil in Christian County in my hands for sale a fine farm of 637 acres on which there are sure signs of petroleum There ia a well on tho farm 9t feet deep and in the Spring of tho year the water is so strong with kerosine that tho stock will not drink it This farm must bo sold If you want to get rich write or call on W S Hale atty HopkiuBvillo Ky I havo sums of farms in Kentucky and Tennessee uotJexceedingdOpercent of tppraised value Dwellings to sell or rent WALTER F GARNETT CO Financial and Insurance Agents 1500 and upwards on good Cash paid for Bonds and Bank Stock Money loaned at 6 per cent in Tobacco Barn Insurance At Abstract Office Brontbitt and John T Edmunds Managers House Moving 1 I am prepared to move anv kind of frame or log buildings on the SHORTEST NOTICE All work guaranteed to bo first class House raising a specialty New Bills placed tion Please tell the Doctor that you saw Parties desiring to have this class ot work donn will profit by giving mo his offer in tho riopkinsville Ken tuckiau their orders Respectfully A V TORIAN Hopkinsville Ky STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF Tho distinguished New York chom ist T A Sloctim demonstrating his discovery of n roliablo and absolute euro for Consumption Pulmonary Ttiborculo is and all bronchial throat lung chest diseases stubborn coughs catarrhal affections general decline aud weakness loss of flesh and all conditiotiB of wasting away will send THREE FREE BOTTLES all different of his New Discoveries to uny Hfllicted reader of the Hopkinsville Kentuckiau writing for them His New Scientiiic Treatment haB cured thousands permanently by its timely uso aud he considers it a simple proffsssioual duty to suffering humanity to donate it trial of his in full iblo cure Science daily develops new won ders and this great chemist patiently experimenting for years has produced results as beneficial to humani ty as can bo claimed by any modern genius Hjb assertion that lung troubles and consumption are curable iu any climate is proven by heartfelt filed iu his letters of gratitude American and European laboratories iu thousands from those cured iu all parts of tho world Medical experts concede that bronchial chest and lung troubles lead to Consumption which uninterrupted means speedy aud certain death Simply write to T A Slocuni M G 98 Pine street New York giving post office and express address and tho free medicine will bo promptly sent Sufferers should take instant advantage of his generous proposi¬ ¬ Steel Anchor Ranges COOK AND HEATIHG STOVES Excelled by none aud ns low iu price us any goods of oqunl value Gasoline and Oil Stoves and Ranges to suit f mall or largo families Best Oil aud Gasoline always at lowest market quotation ooivjipjktk Lampi Glass aud China Waro Tio Wooden and Stone Ware Guuru3 Washing Machines Pumps Make or repair and repaint metal roofs all sorts Galvanized Iron Cornices Caps Guttoripg etc took of uminmniiiuBgimu A GEO W YOUNGEETOrr Hotel Latham HOPKINSVILLE KY w f Jb Geni Mgr THE CI IASB DAVIDSON CO jnmHwnimwBB a wm STEPHEN CHASE 1res BOLT v Pres INCORPORATED Oysters Fisli WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN AND SHIPPERS OF Graxne 329 331 THIRDAVENUE loxxltry and Celery LOUISVILLE KY ESTABLISHED 1IV 1852 SAMUEL HODGSON Importer and lMixviniactuLior oi Marble and Grranite TABLETS ETC m THE IVtonirn exits Olarksville Tennessee MR Firs- t- National A Book OUR RECORD 1897 Sank for Young and Old WE CURE HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY at tho close of business October 5th RESOURCES Loans F M WHITLOW of Hopkinsville Ky is my solicitor NERVOUS BLOOD Esti 1878 250000 DISEASED SKIN PRIVATE MEN DISEASES MeaEBjc2 JCURED tjgfgsw YOUNG MAN whon ignornnt of tho tcrnblo crime you woro committiDC Did j ou only consider tho fascinating allurements of this evil lmbit Whon too lato to nvoid tho ter- ¬ rible results wero your oyos opened to your pom f dm you later on in man ¬ hood contract any Till VATK or BLOOD Do you now disease Woro jou cured nnd then sco some- nlarming symptoms Daro ou marry in jour present con ¬ You know dition Jl KB lATIIBK lilKK SON If married aro you con ¬ stantly lh in in dread Ia inarriasa a fail u ro with ou on necount of any weak ¬ ness caused by caily ibiu o or later ox cossc llao jou been drugged with merenry This booUct will point out to yon tho results of thci o crimos and jwiint Walter Correct Attest out honour NLW MhIIIOD lllEAT f UEnr LiONo MBNT will positively euro you It J W Dow neb Diiectors shows how thousands havo been saved by John F 1nousE UKVlMBNT our jNuw It jkhcs how wo can lUAUANTBr 10 CURB M 8 CAhB Olt NO PAY ANY OUKAUL llfl ftAn uid Aimn 11 MISSIONS II U II CL OIjBKT ESS VAUTCOCIUiB SYPHILIS K4 STIIIGTIHIK UIlOTHNCY SB LV KBT DUAlNR UNNATURAL DIS fr 11 Jiwr Ssss5 Overdrafts secured and unsecured tlii2R7 US Bonds to secure circulation IOUoOOO Premiums on US Bonds 160000 Stocks securities etc WtilJ Banking House Furniture fixtures 200000 Duo from National Banks not Reserve Agents 171 U Due from btate Banks and Bankers 715IM Due from approved reserve agents 46812jnecjcs and otnpr cash items 8W60 Notes of other National Hanks C61500 rrucuonai paper currency nicKels COUtS 43624 Lawful money reserve in bank viz Speolo 3041000 3011000 juiiu wiiji ua ireasur- Ktiuu cent of circulation 7200C Duofrom USTreasurerotherthan 5 percent redemption fund 402 60 Total 2587001 i LIABILITIES Capital stock naid In 4ooom Surplus fund 811386 Undivided prollts 2 J0 84 National Bank Notes outstanding 1440000 Dividends unpaid 101700 Indlvldul Deposits subject to chcck173898 Total J2S870048 Tiros W Long Cashier I Thos W Long Cahicr or the above named bank do solemnly swear that the auoe state mentis true tothoJjest of my knowledge and belief Subscribed and swoin to before mo this 11th day of October 1807 andBleounts J10ICB5 08 A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF THE Unequaled Facilities for Locating GraiXualct in Lucratlie V RYBHTiSTBaTTOilBOSlIlESBGOLLEGE 33rdVcir BOOK KEEPING LOUISVILLE SHORTHAND TELEGRAPHY KENTUCKY PENMANSHIP ETC Conlaltu YaliuMe Information to those desiring to Learn tluattons RatOS VfV i OW OPENING Of Fine Pattern Hats and Bonnets H Kklly NI J M niiAUfins KrimrVnnd mAnniMt H diseases Fresh i CURES GUARANTEED sent free by Tho Waeos of Sin cnoloslng o stamp CONSULTATION Zi PUKE If unable to call write for UI1BBTIUH UDANK for HUME K5 FisLo Thursday and Friday oeooo We are receiving daily fresh Fish both lake and river Croppies Trout Dressed Buffalo Red Snapper also Everybody Cordially Invited Rftme Fleurette Levy HsixvrnmtvmmFxrnfitmmmMrpjuxKmriajMsxi xres Kennedy Kergan ritEATMKNT XVosli ixncL Celery Oysters WVW cessful He is a Democrat and will adiliate with that party retainiug his citizeu- ship in this cily until he locates oIeo Mr Campbell has a wide Wwhere acquaintance ovor tho State and ia very popular He knowB most of tho press people and it ia a notable fact that nearly all of them wero on hiB Bide in hiB recent troubles Speaking of this fact Mr Campbell said ho would never cease to feel grateful to the newspaper peoplo for their kind ¬ ness and friendship Bhown in many ways will make a Buccess in tho law practice In this city Mr Campbell has many friends who have known him from childhood and they are confident he will made his mark in the profession Jfa has decided to enter He is a close SaJlident a good speaker a man of ability popular with those with whom he comes in contact and full of energy aud ambition aud these are tho e emeuts of Buecess As a minister he rose rapidly and was very successful in his work aud as a lawyer we pre dict that he will be equally as suc Much of the unerring accuracy with which they women and girls chased each other up and down the long ladders with heavy loads skill- ¬ fully poised on their woolly pates was duo to tho firmness with w rich they grasped each rung of tho ladders with the great toe They did not placo tho ball or hollow of the foot on tho rung but tho groove at tho juncture of the great toe with the body of tho foot and they held fast by making the back of the other toes affoffl the other grip ¬ ping surface In much tho same way tho Abyssinian natuo cavalry grasp the stirrup And J have seen a one armed Santo Domingan black asf ride the near ox in a wheel yoke guiding a lead mule with a rein held between his great and second toes while his qnly arm was devoted to cracking his teamsters whip Overland Monthly Whales Aro Groat Travelers freireirMKMKa Tnxes Lnst Notice 122 W FOURTH STREET CINCINNATI O Fresh Grapns 20c basket Wo carry tho laigest stock of We have an elegant lot of Apples which re will sell at 80cbushel F F Rensliaw THOMPSONS OLD STAND Bwjaar doubts whether this means what it E B CLARK CO 6ity9 wait and see O Mo J Davis Sheriff Wholesale and Retail Grocers IWiirhuras Mlnstruli term as Sheriff expires Jan 1 1898 t 10 CltV 1 hllV lor lf rrmnnrv If tho taxes due for tho year 1897 Cau Havo rnn aro not paid by Dec 1st I sball affix stores and buv cheat the penalty and enforce the collection niouey Will appreciate your trade by lory and sale at ouco This tax as ranch as any ono in tho city business miiHt be closed up aud the IKOSIFT DUMVISRY- - LOW lKICKS only way to avoid coBt and trouble is to tret u d the taxeq If von lmvo nnv 111 peunlty of six per cent will bo ailixed to unpnid taxes Dec 1st My A Yesetables and Sin pie sxnclXsxracy Groceries Furniture and Uudertaker JFMrjfmm TOWWVWWX New Stock Best G oocls c and LOWEST PRICES New nnd Elegant Funeral Car for the Undertaking Department Dick Everett a Practical Undertaker of 20 years experience baa charge of this branch of our business Give us a call No 8 Alain Street HOPKINSVILLE KY Repairing tho Old Uemotery Councilman Perry of the Cemetery Committee iB haviner tho old time cemetery at tho foot of Thirteenth street cleaned up and put iu good order and ropnir Iu thia old bury Ing ground repose tho bones of some of flopkinsvillos piouoors who were in their day the best citizens of tho town It has for mauy years boon allowed to grow up in weods nud mauy of the tomb9 have fallen and The destroyed some have boeu A giant among giants ia pot council is noting wisely in having this Vprk done aware of his own size Rams Horn Mr William U Dall of tho Smithsonian institution says in Science that during tho early days of the whale fishery several well attested in ¬ stances occurred of whales stuck in ono ocean as tho Atlantic being afterwards killed in tho North Pa- ¬ cific and vico versa This wouldin dicato that somo whales arc great trav- ¬ elers for to get from tho Atlantic to tho North Pacific they would havo to go many thousands of miles passing either around Capo Horn or through Behring strait said to bo tho fiuest ever conceived It has always been tho endeavor of Mahara Brothers to havo nothing but tho bebt and plenty of it We aro at sured the siugiug and daucing feat ures as well as comedians can not bo excelled Thoie will bo a sensational street parado at noou by the famous Darktowu Band considered ono of tho finest bauds traveling There will bo fun galore at tho Opera House this evening upon which occiibiou Mnharas colored Minstrels will appear The show is a large one this season aud tho mauncrerH advise us that it is a great diversion from tho ordinary minstrels Tho first part is That is tho way nil druggists soil CHILL GROVES TASTELESS TONIC for chills nnd Malaria It is Mrs Jeaunotto Pattersou aged 91 simply Iron nud Quinino in n taste mother of President J K Patterson less form Children lovo it Adults of tho Kentucky Btate college died at prefer it to bitter nauseating Tonic Price 50c tho homo of her sou in Lexiugtou ous that department is S3000000 greater for last year than for tho year previ- Tho nunuiil report of tho poBtoflke in Oct 22 department shows that tho deficit for NEVER FAILS TO CURE if given properly Cures n hog and keeps it healthy Makes it healthy Makes corn to bo furnished to West it grow fast Hundreds of testimocases Write ern Kentucky Asylum for Insane nials from my homo people Hopkinsville Ky Prices to bo on for them Price 150 per gallon jug goods laid down at Hopkiusvillo D BONDURANT Madisonnl Ky All goods to be first class iu quality Goods will bo selected from tho low JUNK STORE est uud best bids on each article Tho THE NEW right is reserved to reject any aud all THE CITY 5FOR bids BidB must be handed in at PAYING For Produce IUUoH Itags n Iron Feathers Motal and First National Bank by 10 oclock IlliU for Aiyliim Groceries Bids will bo received on 5 tierces of lard kettle rendered 6 bbls of gran ulated sugar 5 bbls mohiBses 10 bags coffee 10 boxes lye 1500 lbs 25 bacon sides 25 cases tomatoes OPERA HOUSE Bondurants H02 Cholera Remedy ONE NIGHT ONLY FRIDAY Oct LL Alaliarahs Mammoth Colored I MINSTRELS Headed by Mr BILLY YOUNG Americas Greatest Colored Singing Comodian 1 CASU nubbcv 25 A Dancers 25 35 Singers NO UUHU NO lAY Show Strictly Refined and Monl for Ludies and Children leuulty November lit 18 Concert Orchestra 3 Quartettes All city taxes that nio not paid by 2 Big Bands November 11897 will huvoa penalty Street Parade at 1180 a m Grand of six per cent added Free Concert in frout of Opera HduEe JL C Cbatens at 717 p ni Lasting On Hour Colleotor Next lloor to Center Dry Qopili Store S SACKS Comedians r -f- M- wrJ wrt i w m nu 6 fjokittjcille Sentufftlatt FKEE Ml Ami the New Matlicws Sewing Machine FOR ONLY- Tiie Kentuckiatx 1 Year LAFAYETTE SQUAIUS Ono of tho Most Intoroatltiff Lo Itloa In Washington iu 11m the hett iioiuc jal- - long llxed Konutor Mifltll he f ore lie was conferieioit ain Dussailor to l ranee The comer hoime Immediately ad ARE YOU The Coast Line to MACKINAC in health A idem Hi arm Sewing Mho im- Vicinity aiol of the Orcnt Men ol Ihv nllon llno 11ml Tln lr IIuiuch nt Otic Time or Another With nil tho latest provomonts hi If wu- attalnedlh toric places and one or the ruost fnmdis sour stomach malaria torpid BoatThe Greatest Perfection yetEquipment Conut ruction Luxurious Tho boat Mnohiuo for llio localities is and ulways will be Lafay- ¬ Arlllr Purnlihlnc uecorauon and umc-of least rnoiioy over mnuufacr ette park liver constipation biliousness lent Service Insuring the highest degree urcd COAIFORT SPEED AND SAFETY This hftgo parallelogram Is directly and all kindred diseases Foun Trips p Weik Between opposite tho whlto house on the north side of Pennsylvania ntcnue and Is as Tolddo Detroit and Mackinac tight ruuuing noiseless largo as the white house grounds ex ¬ MARQUETTE THE 600 PETOSKeY simple durable cepting ot course the vast acreage of AND DULUTH jf LOW RATES to Picturesque Macklaacitlflcr verdure between the south front of tho Return Including Heals and Bertha FroiH ¬ monuwhile 151 from Cleveland Ji8 from Toledo Every Machine warranted ment house and the Washington Vermont Day was eolebratotl nt the Detroit J13 50 10 years OAV AND NIQMT SERVICE Exposition with exercises iu tho New Although this park was sat asido in York building memory of the great French patriot Between Detroit and Cleveland Connecting nt Cleveland with Earliest 21 who came to America and aided Wash rfyf j n4BrVy 1iSMBtB IV A S50 Machine for for How to lure Al 8klnDUeac Trains for all points Hast South nnd South- - 0 ington nnd the revolutionary forefa ¬ west and at Detroit for all points North and and freight prepaid 8waynk8 OlSTMnKT Simply o No Northwest thers in their struggle for liberty nnd Internal mt icino required Cures tetter ec i Sunday Trips June Jtny August ana zema ltoh all eruption on the face hands independence it has been called by noe Ac leaving tho skin clear white nnd EVERY DAY BETWEEN many pcoplo Jackbon square nnd is Cash must accompany all healthy Its great hcallngnnd curative pow VSJ IPI tfSf 1111 referred to by this name by ninny peo- ¬ CIeveladdPut inBayToledo ers nro possessed by no nthcr remrdy Ask orders your druggist for SwaYnks Ointment Send for Illustrated Pamphlet Address ple ecn at this late day This dual saseaas A A 8CHANT2 a r OBTHOIT MIOM namo of tho park uroso from tho fact Wheat lost heavily nt Chicago 8i that in the center of the parallelogram He fittnlt k ClmliRlSteii Description of the Improved New Mathews Machine Corn und oats declined while pro there is a splendid equestrian statue of visions advanced by Clark Androw This machine is manufactured with the view of supplying a long felt Jackson Jackson lias been inMills The pluco for statuo The Alamo A Hound Liver Makes a Well Man want to wit A Modern High arm first class Sewing Machine with all late jAftANWHIO enough improvements and of first class material and good workmanship including about 40 years and that is long give Are you bilious constipated or to Induce observant persons to the the best and latest Attachments at a reasonable price A book of instruc- name of the soldier statesman nnd troubled with jaundice sick headtions accompanies every machine ache bad taste in mouthy foul lbreath president to the park Within the past few years however THE VAN BUREN DECATUR HOUSE coated tongue dyspepsia indigos wheel to keep dress from getting on wheel SrBOiriCATIONS Attachments Are the famous Johnsons set nt the southeast corner of tho park Henry Clay Martin Van Buren vice tion hot dry skin pain iu back and The Head Is five and one half Inches high in a tin box and consists of tucker rufller there has been erected n beautiful president Edward- - Livingston Jack- ¬ between the shoulders chills and fe and eight and one half inches long Inside fourhemmers binder quilter foot hemmer of Lafayette and the peo- sons secretary of state George M ver etc If you havo any of these measurement Thlslsas high as any family and fellerundcr braider and sheerr oil can bronze statue machine made and must not be confounded and oil two screwdrivers six bobbins paper ple are beginning to note from that fact Dallas vice president Senator Judah symptoms your liver is out of order with the medium or so called high arm ma- of needles thumb screw gunge and book of tho historic fact that Lafayette park P Benjamin afterwards attorney gen- ¬ and your blood is slowly being chines The bead plate sets into or level with directions the table Tho Furniture 1 well mnrto litwlilr pol is the proper name of the place eral secretary of wai and secretary of poisoned because your blood does The Needle Is straight self acting flat on ishedand elegant in appearance All t 1aa At the time of tho American revolu stato of the confcdcracj and finally not act properly Herbine will cure StLouisSanFranciscoRR one side and cannot be get wrong machines Will bo sent nut with nnlr furniture The Shuttle Is open on the end cylinder unless walnut is specified Each machine has tion this was but an insignificant part Gen Beale whose guest Gen Grant any disorder of the liver stomach or a lock to the drawers and cover nice nickel of a great farm which was owned by has often THROUGH CAR ROUTE shape and absolutely self threading been for weeks at a time bowels It haB do equal as a liver The Bearings Are all steel well fitted and plate drop rings to all drawers All machines DETWEEN Price 75 cents Free David Burns In 1700 President Wash- ¬ Van Buren had windows cut in the medicine are i ell packed and crated v nuiusiuuie Self threading The machine is ington selected this section of land for south wall of this house in order that trial bottle at R C Hardwicka drug HEAD OUK GUARANTEE and no hole to put tho thread through store AND except the eye of the needle Th New Mathews Machine is warranted 10 the executive mansion and stated that he might sec the signals displayed by Tho Feed Ispositie in action aud has no years from date of puichaso and thirty daya it was his vish that the park opposite Jackson from the white house SPRINGFIELD springs to get nut oforder Congrets of Liberal Religion will trial of it If perfect and entire satisfaction Almost all of the other 11 houses on Automatio Bobbin Winder Will wind the is not given the machlno may bo reshipped to the presidents house should be named PITTSBURG JOPLIN hold its first sessiou in the Auditorium Dobbin as smooth as on a spool of thread to us at our expense and tho money paid us after his friend JIarquis de Lafay- ¬ the west side of the park have been ocWICHITA TheStitch Is donble lock stitch The same will bo tefunded promptly ette When Maj LEnf ant prepared his cupied by distinguished ofliclals hav to night on both sides and will not rael Can be EUREKA SPRINGS Under this guarantee you run no risk what plans for the capital city of the new re-¬ ing successively sheltered the families lengthened or shortened from eight to thirty Mayor Carter Harrison may uot e er in purchasing the Now Mathews Maehlue Btltchos to the inch PARIS FT SMITH public he marked the name of Lafay- ¬ of Secretary Levi Woodbury of Van take part in the New York campaigu TheTension Is a flat spring tension and ad You hoe thirty days trial of it in your own honie and if for any reason you should wish ette on his drawings for that particular Burcns cabinet justable to all sizes of thread DALLAS Secretary John C Hand Wheel Is nlckle plated and has a to return the machine it may eo shipped to us SAN ANTONIO Spencer of Tylers cabinet Gen loose wheel attached to operate bobbin winder at our expense and tho money will be re spot by direction of Gen Washington Tetter Salt llheum and Eczema himself It was then believed that the Sickles M C and Vice President Col- ¬ luuded without running machine HOUSTON Tho intense Itching and smarting inciThe aioenient lathe celebrated eccentric All communications movements posy h e In action and fewer work Mathews Machine should regarding theto New grand plateau east of the capltol would fax GALVESTON dent to those diseases iB instantly allayed be addressed be the ground on which the principal in g parts than any machine on the market Directly oppositev across Vermont by applying Chamberlains Eye and The Stand Has large balance wheel hangs Solid Vettibuled Trains yvith Pullman Sleeptrt part of the city would be built but there avenue is a small two story house now 3kin Ointment Many very bad cases on two adjustable centers The treadle is lare Harvey Dining Halls CHAS M MEACHAM and Reclining Chair Cart were many shrewd people then living a nest of business ofllces where for have been permanently cured by it It and hangs in cone centers and all lost motion Mapi time tables and lull Information furnished can be taken up Casters under each end and who realized the fact that all future many years lived that fighting officer is equally efficient for itching piles and upon application to can be easily moed A nice dress guard over Hopkinsville Ky official society would circle around the Commodore Mprris who commanded a favorito remedy for sore ninnies CEO T JICHOLSM W HEWILLE IV chapped hnnds chilblains frost bites Trav Paasr Agent Gen Par Agent In making your remittance we prefer postoffice money order registered president of the United States rather the Pensacola before New Orleans sot 0 eyes 25 cts per box ST LOUIS KO ST LOUIS MO letter express money ordes or New York Exchange Individual checks uu than around the congress and so they showing the same energy that his and chronic bought their land and builded their grandfather Robert Morris showed Jess certified to will not be received Dr Cadys Condition Powders are homes in the vicinity of Lafayette park when as Washingtons finnnce officer just what a horse needs when in bad liven when the British soldiers marched he made the revolution a success condition Tonic blood purifier and past this place to sack and burn the In the house number 10 narte dwelt Vermifuge They are not foou but white house there were many men of several distinguished people There medicine and the nest in use to put a note and women of distinction living lived for years Maj Itathbone and his horse in prime condition Price 25 wife wlio sat in the theater box by cents per package Sold by R O Hardwick Hopklus Abraham Lincolns side when he was - FOR slain nnd whose subsequent life is too ville Ky sad to be recalled There was a bloody three cornered Diagonally opposite the park is the home of the Cosmos cub In the great fight at Hot Springs Ark mastic building erected by James A few weeks ago the editor whs Madison when in 1801 he came to f- TJISVILLESr LOUIS TEX AS RAILWAY Washington and served as Jefiersnns taken with a very severe cold thtt No ftt No 61 secretary of state till he was elected caused him to be in u most misercbU WKfT RorND Pally Dally It was undoubtedly a b president Thither 20 years later condition grippe and recoguizing id it case of la Dolly Madison returned nfter her CvLoul8vllle 080pm 74ftam 7 20pm Wst Point 840 am husbands dpath and there for 15 years as daugeious betook immediate steps 7 65pm Braudenbuii 914am she held court rfnd dispensed during to biing out a hpeedy cure From 8 20pm 940am Irvlnfiton Stoplienppnr Stapm I018im the remainder of a sunny life a gra- ¬ the advertisement of Chamberlains Oloverport A18pmlOS8am Cough Remedy and the many gcod cious hospitality It afterwards bJicame Uawpsvllle 94tpmll05im rscommeudatiouH included therein Lewlspirt 10 03 pm 11 2S mq the residence of Admiral Wilkes when Owensboio 10 48 pm 12 07 pm we concluded to make a first trial of Slidell whom he was eooii to take off Spotsvllle 1131pm 1241pm 11 65 p m 1 15 p m a British ship on the high seas lived the medicine To say that it was sat Vr Henderson isfactory in its rtHiills is puttiug it within a stones throw No 62 No 6 In the next two houses have dwelt very mildly indeed It acted like KAsr uxrsri JMUy DaMy Secretary Windom Senator Fcnton magic and thq result was a speedy Lv Henderson 7 Warn 365pm We have no DANIEL WEBSTEIVS HOUSE 7 4Sam SiGpm hpottUIe and Col Itobert G Ingersoll and in the und permaueut curtOwenslioro 8 27am 3 Wpm next below Admiral Paulding a son hesitaucv in recommending this ex Levrlsport 9 07am 4 82pm -eae3 in nomes of their own about this hi Hawesvllle of that obstinate soldier John Pauld celleut Cough Remedy to unyoue nf 980am 4 63pm Olorerport toric corner 967am 617pm ing who captured Maj Andre The ilicted with a cough or cold in au 10 13 a m 6 85 pm Stephensport It Is scarcely uecc ssury to call attontlon to the superior merlta ot The Twice a Week edl With every succeeding decade and house was built by Ogle Tnylor and is form The Banner of Liberty Lib IrvlnKton 11 00 am 610pm tlon of The St Louis Republic n a newspaper Brandenburg 11 23 am ertytown Maryland Tho 25 and BO 6 89pm generation the benators ex senators now ¬ West Point 12 05 pm 710pm It ha so ninny advantages ns a new s gatlv ror that no other paper can claim tobe ltsooual cabinet ministers and cXtnenibers of eron owned by ex Senator Dpn Cam- cent eizs for Bale by R C Hardwick ArLoulsville 100pm 8 00pm The whole Held of nosUcoered thoroughly Ihebpeclul features and Illustrations are al the cabinet as well as the ofllcers of the The most famous house on the square ways tliebest More noted writers contribute to Its columns than to any For lurtlier Information address New York atocks were stronger other paper of Its army und navy nnd others of wealth has been removed to make room class It Is publlah d espeelally to meet the wants of that large class of for an 11 O JIobcub AGI A reader who have not and note have built their homes around opera house was originally the with but little change in figures the opportunity or can not afford to read a dally paper It LoulsvllleKy WiMii about nnd contiguous to this park until elite boardinghouse of Washington It Is the leading Democratic paper of the Mississippi Valley and the South and West Owensboro Ky Coughs colds pneumonia and to day it is the most famous place in and numbered among its guests John By a special arrangement made for a limited ttnio only our friends will be gU en anoppor fevers may bo prevented by keepiug the city tunlty to take advantage of this liberal proposition C Callhoun when he was Jacksons Remember the offer The On the northwest corner there weie secretary of war and vice president and the blood pure and the system toned Republic 10 pages a week and the Kentucklan both one year for only 225 three stately residences One was oc Henry Clny when he was Adams sec- up with Hoods Sarsaparilla SOjanOS cupied by William L Marcy secretary retary of state then it became the prop- ¬ Hopkinsville Kentuckian United States department reports of wur under President Polk and becre erty of the celebrated Washington club tary of state under President Pierce and the place where nssembled the rich are beiDg given out at Washington and when he retired he was succeeded and influential joung men of the capiAmong the magazines just fre h A man may dress as well as his in this and the adjoining house by the tal Sickles and Key were both mem ¬ from the preah the October secretary of state under Buchanan bers and the tragedy which associates own good judgment and the assis Tablo Talk which is most valuable tance of un artistic tailor may elect Lewis Case who like Marcy had previ- ¬ their names took place In front of to housekeepers for its pages are rife its ously held tho war portfolio In the door later It became the residence of he may take his tubsbut if his di WORTH READING with useful and iuterebtiug matter third mansion dwelt Iteverdy Johnsou Secretary Seward and there the deadly gestive organs are out of order he will JhMBIlng nvJPns they wish to pro for them ub for iustnuce under tho minister to England and there Presi- assault was made upon him by the as- nave an unwholesome appearance His itlnaou1 Procure their patents through oui first head comes Tho fine art of Local State and National the white dents Buchanan and Harrison were en- ¬ sassin Payne lastly it Serving Eggs Dishes Daiuty and ws the homeof complexion aandyellowish of his eveB 0 fctpatent modo for Procedure etc anS win nave tertained prior to their inaugurat6ns cast His oariUtotpalenlj 8ent so stamp Nourisliiug by Mrs M A Budger James G Blaine the secretary of tougue will be coated WILL BE FOUND IN THE for The great double mansion adjoining stato who has dwelt thirli appetite poor 0 wOUfaro offole1 wanlcdWth which lareesumi ont Housekeepers Inquiries aud New the within its walls hiB teeth rusty his breath on II street wus built by Matthew St thVnnffSnpurcha80rs ror patents procured abominable Menus aud SeasoiiHble Reeiper bv and tho seventh who lived upon the He is one agency lii all tni Clair Clarke long clerk of the house of pari big unmistakable sign of prlncrpal cities anf In allforeign Cornelia C Bedford The New Bifl constipation The quickest surest THE representatives and nftcrwards it be- ¬ square might prop- ¬ of Fare by Mrs M C Myor which Tills WORLDS PROGRESS -- AND THE- way to cure this trouble is to came the homo of the British legation erly beremarkable O J Bailey Manager full of the latest ideaB and newest christened Cabinet park for easiest take Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets 801 607 PLUM ST CINCINNATI Here lived Sir Bulwer Lytton and his around It to women and under tho have lived at different times They O interests are made of refined conr fin irar not less famous son and secretary mombcrs of the onielnl families of 17 210 to mention thia paper A Aiiviug Tour second or an Owen Meredith who wrote hero his trated vegetable extracts Nothing in presidents And ever since the white October outing by Mni Burton most celebrated poem Lucille In house was built tho presidents Jiuvi wio least uarmiui enters inrn rimii- Au Approved China We have arranged a Clubbing Rate later years the Kiugsland r i house was occupied by lived oupoFlte and have held their cabl- Xbey hunt down nil Powuon Drink by Martha Bockee Flint and Lord AsWotirton who with Daniel Web net meetings there by which we can give Irau los nnu make them move DjamouU BaokTorrapiu It probably the on They by Calvin ster assisted by Peatherstonhaugh D Wilson Any of our leailorn un Both Papers One Year for 225 drafted the Ashburton treaty which only one of flic many public reserva- years studynro tho product of many aud practice Dr Pierce tions In Washington of which- it may acquainted with the magtizniu will During a third of a century delined our Canadian boundary A still truthfully bo said cannot afford to put forth worth that every member joay muuplo copy nop 11 the Regular Price for Both is 300 later occupant was John Nelson receive it has never failed to drive out uriicio of the cabinet of every administration all blood impurities soud name aud HUflrebS to Tnblu in Tylers cabinet eneral Address with 21 cents in ouo cent from Hie beg lnnlng of tho ipreient cen- ¬ Talk Publish u io Philip plphid Wo save you generous part of this On the corner of Slxteontli street Is tury hag stamps of mailing ouly Worlds Dis sum walked through It and on- Pa St Johns Episcopal church n famous pensary Medical Association Buffalo 8JIITII D FltV Send or briugyoiir cash with order landmark It was built after the war of jbyed Its beauty of the OJiqIbi has attack- 1 Bntiwh sold i HUdotnfi0 cPy Certain cure for scrofula pimples Wifely Devotion to the 1612 with the earnest eneouragemont Medical Adviser bolls in fact the time tested spring ioib m Iuia I hnvo the mot Implicit oonildenoe of President Madison and for nearly medicine Sold by druggists and two generations it wns the Court fn my husband said THrs Henry Peck merchants everywhere Louisville harness races open sub Ho wouldnt dare go anywhere with u ported iyuujmd fJVo negro ire tifP church attended by every president u iu Qeoigif Hopkinsville Ky Plilladelphla picously HOOO people Beeing flua before Lincoln President Arthur was out taking me along IViCtiJs North American also nmong Its parishioners Across Sixteenth street are residence Cubans iuu uut Jikt to accept QA ICnmns bank wrecker has been A Friendly Tip Spoil binders have begun work in of two well known productive authors autonomy Howltt 0 wear out a good many hats re il OJUVJLtod earnest in Greater Now York Col John ilay Lincolns secretary and In tho course of a yenr Tcrwett Stop tallelng through them Uncle Sam will not surrender Peddler Palmer whipped Sullivan his Immediate neighbor Henry Adams City Bunk of Sherman Tex grandson of John Quincy Adams In Town ToplcB Guoirti to yvxicv bb at Loudon Special Washington Letter Although tho capital or this republic Is not yet a century old It Is rapidly be ¬ coming a hlstorlo city filled with his joining that of Slldell was owned nnd occupied by Daniel Webster during the whole- period when he uns spcrotnrj of state and it afterwards became the William homo of the philanthropist W Corooinn who during the civil war rented it to M Montholon the Ficneh minlstor to this capital Pacing the northwest corner or La Payette pnrk nnd diagonally opposite to tho residence or Daniel Webster is the antique solid double house which Commodore Decatur built after the war or 1S12 and in which he died In lS20 on returning from his duel at Bladensburg After Decaturs death the house was suceebslveLv occupied by constitution undermined by ex- ¬ travagance in ectting by disre garding the laws of nature or physical capital all gbne if so JptS MACKINAC CHICAGO TAKK THB NEVER DESPAIR Tutts Liver Pills will cure you nrf DETROIT PETOSKEY For sick headache dyspepsia New Steel Passenger Steamers Tutts Liver Pills an absolute cure I 2C38SSr lir A C I A SPECIAL BARGAIN T5T7 NEWSPAPER READERS and -h- The Twice aMMeek Republic KENTUOKIAN both oisri 225 Tvlce-a-Weo- k nTENil Patents Wanted All The News iozvjzpyohp KENTUCKIAN WINTERSMITHS attorney-g- The Time Tested SARSAPARILLA KENTUOICIAN I n Biguod V FWtfri I - SMIffiffllKAJRSKfise KthpLlllHSft JkAi- - Ca Ecxnun MUMli mOBam J0jMu0uillc SicututUirui THIS AND THAT In tlTO formation of a single loco- ¬ motive ongino llicra aro nenrfyK000 pieces to bo put together and those require to be as accurately adjusted as the works of a watch Santa Fe N M is tho only city that has a board of trade composed ex- ¬ clusively of women Thoy atlpnd to all matters of business fclntlvd to the good wrder of tho crity niul its sani- ¬ tary conditions receive and welcome strangers and onlortain aircclcbri tics v BJACK DRESS FPU WINTER ASSAYING OLD METALS FAMOUS REVOLTS IN INDIA Ih t Jff w f tjp A V t y the decided novelty of the season and has the great feature of not being as expensive as ostrich tips The bird feathers are sewed on in reverse rows to make them as full as possible llats come already trimmed with these feathers and require for their only decoration a group of plumes at the side As long as wnrm weather continues coats will be left off and little shouldoi Instrument That Sets at Naught All jackets worn Holts will continue of prominence some of tho most beautiful Rules of Manufacturing of these being of silver set with eameo C Kjndig a violinist and or medallions HELEN GUEV PAUK chestra director of Kansas City has A NEW DTJTCII YOKE f manufactured a violin by harid that Uflon computed that if tho emptied of ita waters and all the rivers of I ho earth wen to pour their present Hoods into the vacant space allowing nothing for evaporation 40000 years would bo required to bring the water of Jic ocean up to Jts present icvci The camels foot is like it soft difiihtnn nixuilinrlv well adantcd to the stones and gravel over which it is constantly walking During a single journey through the Sahara the horses of British officers wore out three sets of shoes while tho camels feet were not even sore London is in a continual state of vibration To demonstrate this a mirror was recently suspended by a fine thread so as to throw r point of light upon a screen the moving of which showed the extent to which tho building was affected by the traf- ¬ fic talcing place within a radius of two or three miles The snails mouth is one of tho most extraordinary objects in nature By the time the snail has worn out tho last one of its 150000 teeth a new sot has been provided Ttor it to begin all over again These teeth are all on tho snails tongue which is coiled up in the back part of tho mouth Recent investigations by Dr Linden Kohl have shown that the principal source of the Gulf stream is not the Florida channel but there gion between and beside the islands of the West Indies At Binioni the volume of this warm water is GO times as great as the combined volumo of A tJio nvers in tne worm at tneir mouths VIOLIN IN TWO PIECES It has sen were or private individuals and distinguishable from Kiittn and as ft wears a great deal longer it will prob extract the metals Very often peo ablycput lin niimuanku hi tho buck ple who were onco wealth come in horo and part with thoir silver service ground for it time at lotist There Is another ow thing eomitrg Or gold ornumoiUs in order to raise in which Is n trimming of tiny bird some ready cash in an emergency fenthcrs about as large as a thumb null Tho pawnbrokers will as a rule loan little or nothing on such articles be cause perhaps they are antiquated or out of style Wo give the intrinsic value for tue metal low tho expense of Titu Ali Ulnuit DreN ComlliK IIhcIi Tho Refining Crucible Receives Mtny Into GciiiMiil liivor Tokens of Sweet Remembrance The tlrOKftof tlu v inter the liiodlattm Some queer tilings happen in oir Do the nll bliKilrrircsa loll us will The remarked the pro ¬ uliDpltuupcrs loo favor t liin idea niul line of business ui Unit bluet will hu tisnt m every prietor of a largo assay and refining material uatAblikhnicnl in Now Yoik to the They nrc Allowing n very hiintlnunie writer recent l You gee we pur new liltick Hiibstiiiicu which Is u uloth utfase the Bumps and Mveeping from with a satin face At flipt night It is not fnotorjes fc pisotied hhhh Do Ti The Fttlriul Atrocities That Ate Incident to Native Uprlstugs Svin BE arSn ifW aftrn T1LVSL fn fo c f WJ -resuus srj fa ww 1 Mnltio a a chin hj rmc The spread of education in the In ¬ dian empire and the introduction of all civilizing influences have prob ably wiped out much dangei of Indian timsuncrcs in the future mys a correspondent of the New York Mini Tho noted massacre of and ICxpross The Astronomy ot Life When an a druiio EiEbrNa3irctti wsibg The BLACK CLOTH WITH SATIN FACE They aro sewed one overlapping the other nil over jackets nnd hats making a very pretty feathery suifacc This is J v Wilhelminn which is a compromise between the Dntih yoke nnd t lib Marie Antoinette fichu The ovarwnlst is made of mousse line de solo which is brought down across the shoulders ton pointbclowthe biHt A deep double nilllo of the same material oxtonds all mound it Across the front are little tucked piecps of the mous oltne de sole also edged with ruflles A beh of bright colored ribbon is worn With this TKe belt can be changed on different occasions The Wilhelminn waist can beiuarleof very Jlno muMln or of nny of the very light evening fabrics Taffeta is also used but it is more of n success if made of tho thinner HELEN GltEY PAGE Solilerlnjr Motnlu nt Home Metals may be soldered nt home Cut - Hospitable Japs t off n piece of tinfoil the size of the surface to bo soldered dip a feather into Tho Japaneso havo shown their the solution of sal nmmoninc and wet hospitality and their desire to culti ¬ the surfaces to be joined then place vate tho good will of strangers by thorn in the correct position with the establishing a Welcome socioty in tinfoil between them Place this on an Jeddo The object of this society is iron hotenbugh to melt tho tinfoil and when it cools again the edges will bo to give counsol to nJVstrangcrs visitin found to be firmly united Chicago Jftipan and to make thoir sojourn i Chronicle tho kingdom of tho mikado as agree has set at naught all modern theories of violin making From a log of well seasoned maple and a strip of cypress both picked up in a lumber yard he has made a violin in two pieces The back and sides were hewn from one piece the top from another and put together yet the violin is perfect in every way and has n deliciously sweet tone This is very remarkable when the tools used in its construction arc taken into consideration a pocket knife a piece of sandpaper and some glass and steel scrapers Kindig worked- intermittently sometimes a whole- day and Other times an hour a week just as the hu- ¬ mor struck him yet in spite of tho derisive laughs of his musical friends he finished his instrument in three weeks of actual work Mr Kindig claims several advantages for his violin over thc common machine made article As violins arc manufactured of many pieces which must be glued together Kindigs vio- lin is superior in that them is no op- ¬ portunity for glued parts to separate The biso bar which in all violins is glued tqthe inside of the cover just beforo tho violin is finished was cut out of tho same piece of wood as the top and in Mr Kindigs violin thero is no danger of the base bar shifting its position But tho particular point in which mostof fill Mr Kindjg departs from the accepted theories of violin mak ¬ ing is that tho back and sides which are cut from one pieco of wood aro of a uniform thickness instead of rising thicker toward the corners of the box This according to Mr Kin- ¬ dig is what surprises most violinists who have seen his instrument and those who were most derisive when the idea was first broached to them arc now tho most profuse in their praises Mr Kindig will not sell his violin although ho has boen oJTercd good prices for it by Kansas City music dealer3 lie holds that ashehashad such great success with tho instru- ¬ ment made as it is from inferior lum- ¬ ber his noxt one which will be mndo from tho best lumber that can bo bought will bo indeed tho perfect violin Kansas City Star Id Is n CoiiipromlMe To get up an evening dress out of nothing is a problem that constantly confronts tho young woman who goes out n great deal She generally solves it by making over her waist knowingthnt the skirt is not noticed if the bodice be changed Something entirely new for the woman who wants to alter Iter waist is the Antoinette Fleliu on tin Slnrlo I IM it iff li wl I Mm vl lfCu AN EVENING WAIST Those who believe chrouicdianhoea to be iueurable should read what Mr P E Grisham of Guars Mills Lp has to say on the subject viz I Inye been n sufferer from chronic diarrhoea ever since the war and have tried all kinds of medicines for it At lust I found a remedy thut effected n cure and that was Chamber would otherwise bo of no hso to him lainB Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Not only tho samps of sijyor sensitized Remedy This medicine qnn always paper but thoso of tlio papor treated bo depended upon for colic cholera with solutions of gold are eagerly morbus dysentery and dinrrhoea It sought by tho refiner Washington is pleasant to take and never fails to effect a cure 25 and 50 cent sizes Star for sale by U C Hardwick agqnts traveling constantly about the country collecting tho waste clippings of sensitized paper that accumulates in every photographic gallery When the waste comes to us we separate the nitrate in tho paper by chemical pro- ¬ cesses and then prepare it for the market again The rorofined nitrato is as good as it was originally and is sold for just as much Wo of course make a big profit out of tho waste arid tho photographer is able to got u good supply of material for the scraps that Quickly dissipates all scrofulous taints iu tho system cures pimples blotches aud sores on the face thoroughly cleanses the blood of boils carbuncles abscesses and eruptions reuders the skin clear youug and beautiful If you would escape blood poiion with all its train of horgovernment mints rors do not fail to use this masterly We assay a large amount of speci- ¬ blood purifier which has performed men ore Tljreo weeks ago a young such stupendous cures in all cases of man strayed in here casually and said shattered constitution and depravity Bud health signifies ho had a piece of ore that he would of the blood bad blood Sold by K C Hardwick like to have assayed I picked it up accidentally he said a few days ago druggist Hopkinsville Ky in Pennsylvania where 1 was spend ¬ Ntw York has a Hebrew American ing my vacation Pressmens aud Feeders Uniou The specimen was assayed and llles llles ItcliluR Vlles proved to be a wontlerful one Tt Symptoms Moisture Interim Itching niul turned out 00 in gold and 1S in sil- ¬ xtliiKlrg moat in night worso by tfcratiihln to which ver The young man nearly went If allowed amicontinue tumoiB form very wore bleed ulcerate becuiuluif He hastened buck to Pennsyl MVAYNKd OINTMKNT StOJ3 tho Itching rtln wild licals ulceration and In vania and purchased the land where bleeding the tumors At druggists most cases or hj mall removoH he found the ore ff tho earth is forCO cents Dr Swajuei Sou Philadelphia rich with that kind of ore there will Massachusetts has more distilleries bo ono man at least who need not than Kentucky spend a hard winter in Alaska looking Croup Oulclily Cured for gold Mountain Glen Ark It is only within recent years that Our chilthe sweepings from jewelry factories dren were suffering with croup when have boen saved Twenty years ago we received a bottle of Chamberlaiu6 I knew several manufacturers who Cough Remedy It afforded almost instant relief F threw away 30 to tho pound of dis- ¬ celebrated remedy A Thornton This is for sale by R dis- ¬ carded trimmings Thoy would C Hardwick charge a hand who did not put the stuff in the asli barrel To day every Frozen milk is exported by Denatom pf waste metal is preserved So mark much for tho chango to strict economy in metal A paiu iu tho chest is natures Photographic wastes havo also be- ¬ warniug that pueuinouiu is threaten come enormous in tho last ten years ed Dampen u piece of flannel with Every photographer in the United Chamberlains Pain Balm and bind States is now careful to save the trim- ¬ over tho 6eat of paiu aud nnother on mings from his paper which has on it the buclt between tue shoulders and prompt relief will follow For sale a surface of nitrate of silver Wo have by R C Hardwick refining Old gold is very rich nut only in monetary value hlit in strong mid interesting suggestions MuHi of it comes to us in tho shape of dilapidated jewelry such as watches that are worn and broken beyond repair old seal rings and rings that were once net with gleaming gems A broken lock- ¬ et brought hero the other day con tained ii miniature painted on ivory that probably holds the secret of a romance Wo have also a brooch made of the light colored gold of over 100 years ago and it still holds a look of somebodys much valued yellow hair It was bought hair and all mid will go into tho melting pot togelliei with tho story untold Not a little gold comes to us already melted into lumps Some of it is the gold tilling of teeth and dentists scraps and miuic of it U in the form of old plates with artificial teeth still sticking truth em llcfurc we pur- ¬ chase precious metal we rub it on n smooth stone until it leaves a yellow mark A drop of nitric or compound acid discolors this mark so that we can toll tho purity of the metal of- ¬ fered to us to a nicety Then it is carefully weighed and paid for at t he rate of from three to five cents a carat The old jewelry and scraps are melted down and refined and then rolled out into gold foil which is bought mostly by dentists and put into the teclh of customers A great deal of silvor is brought to us but instead of being in demand it is just now a drugiii the market Tt usually comes to us iu the shape of knives forks spoons napkin riug and watches When wo havo more silver than we can use we send it to the SnlGKSZte cures contains no najces stout Sn7nJc rUiu It I i SSiftSft BEDlrtx n rinv- r ISa Kr has decided to join Fedeiniiou of Ltibor The BrotlfOihod of Blacksmiths the American KItIKK IN SIX HOURS Distressing Kiduey end Bladder diseases rGlieved iu six hoira by the New Gbeat South American Kidnet This new lemedy is a great Cure surprise on account of its exceeding promptness iurelieviug pain in the bladder kidneys back aud every part of the urinary passages in male or female It relieves retention of water and pain iu passing it almost immef you waut quick relief and diately cure this is your remedy Sold by R C Hardwick drnggiht Hopkits ville Ky The Detroit Retail Clerks TJuiou initiated forty two members at a re ceut meeting Wonderful South Ainvrlciin lilood Cure n forcing upon the soldiers cartridges These for the new Enfield rifles cartridges were grouped with the fat of cows and the rabid Mussulmans objee tod They aroused all the fanatics and when soldiers were im ¬ prisoned for refusing to accept tho obnoxious cartridges Uic enraged Mo haininedans sent the seeds of sedition broadcast declannii time tneir re- ligion had been attacked and that the Knslish were forcing Christian be liefs on them All the English men women nnd children iu Meerut were killed and the mutinous troops marched upon Delhi There tlicv killed those that had not fled and led by Nana Sahib of lUthoor thoy took fawn pore after guaranteeing safety to all who should go away Instead of doing this they miisNUrcd all the men mutilated the women and children and threw their bodie- - into tho well of fawnpore Then they began the famous siege of Luekuow There Sir Henry Law ¬ rence died iu its defense Cen Tlave lock after losing half his army re lieved the place and held it until Sir Colin Campbell arrived There wore many atrocities committed at several points during the 20 months of mu- ¬ tiny Tho Indians lacked a real lead ¬ er which caused inauy chiefs to re ¬ main loyal Tho atrocities at Par rackpore and other small stations where women and children were killed aroused the world Speaking of the situation this year Gen Rob- ¬ erts said Every ten years that passes over our heads tend to consolidate the In¬ dian qmpire and to confirm the ac quiescenco of native feudatories aud allies in a rule tu which thev have be Vallore was in 1S0G when native Se ¬ poy troops revoltod and killed 113 soldiers Vneco dil Onma the intrepid Portuguese etplorer had centuries before cut oil tho hand and feet of 50 natives and btrncd u lupt eiew but his ferocity wasmild compared to the fiendish work of Nawah Sunijah Dowlah tho infamous Bengal ruler who in 7755 cast 145 of his Knglish prisoners into a dungeon 18 feet square the famous bluiik bole of Cal cutta and thou closed up every ave nue of air so that thoy inight blrug gle all the harder in tliojr Tight with The revolt at Vallore in death which 1 lit soldiers were Killed was caused by hu effort to have the native soldiers wear a headdress which they believed was the emnlein ol a cross and designed to wean them from their religious beliefs Curiously enough the famous mutiny was caused by mer foretells the ex net minute nt vvhleh two planets will crnsi eacn otner we Know there ii no magic about it The whole universe is Koverm by laws A man m ho uttidics these laws of nature carefully and reduces them to a sci ¬ ence can count on exact resultx cvrry time A doctor knows that certain remedies affect certain diseases When a disease seems to have no remedy the doctors pronounce it incurable All the time Nature may have the remedy rirht at hand but it will Only be discovered by the doctor who has studied longer and deeper than others into this particular disease Consumption teemed for a long time with- ¬ out a remedy until Dr Pierce made his wonderful Golden Medical Discovery yt years afro It has proved to be a marvelous and almost unfailing specific for consump- ¬ tion and all forms of lung bronchial and throat difficulties Its effects seem almost magical but its op- ¬ eration is based upon simple natural laws It has the peculiar property of enabling the blood making glands to manufacture healthy red blood and pour it abundantly into the circulation This nourishing vital uing effect is rapidly manifested in the lungs and bronchial tubes where it stops the wastingprocess and builds up healthy tissue It is readily assimilated by stomachs which are too weak to digest cod liver oil and it is far superior to malt extracts as a perma ¬ nent and scientific flesh builder in all wasting diseases WMm mm Twenty five years ago elRlit different doctors told me that I would live but a short time that I had consumption and must die writes Geo R Coope Ksq of Myers Valley Pottawatomie Co I finally commeuced takltig Dr Pierce- Kans Golden Medical Discovery and nm still on the land and among the living I have faith to be- ¬ lieve that it has lengthened my life for the last twenty five years and I have so much faith in all of your medicines that I want one of your Com- ¬ mon Sense Medical AdUfers Dr Pierces medicines are recognized a3 standard remedies throughout the world His Pleasaut Pellets cure constipation THE GREAT- - 6 Through v 3 Trunk Line let vcen thocltlns Cincinnati Lexington Loui Evansville St Louis And thenttlBM Nashville Memphis Mont Mobile an New gornery Orleans WBTHOUT AND flPEED OHA3WF5 UNRIVALED Pullman Palace Cars for Atlanta Savaiah Macon Jacksonville and promts in Florida Connections aro made at Guthrie aud Naahvillfc for all points orth East fcouth and W ost In Pullman Palnce Cars EMIGRANTS this road will receive special low rates See agents of this company for ratea routes c or write to O P Atmpre G P TA U n ri Louisville come iccustonicd and which gives them security without impairing their dignity or independence N TIME TABLfc 30 is T fl THINKING OF THINGS A Good No So No Si 92 Mail In Nashville st TRAINS OOIKO NORTH TonlsFast Mtll rcnm Habit to Cultivate ing Too Much Avoid Talk- Prisoners in the Riverside Pa Penitentiary have been engaged in counterfeiting Blurred Shop Windows able as possible A Mighty Arrnv you nnd your young man You seem to Two hundred thousand childron be put out with him Nellier ISo wonder I am put out with applied for admission to tho public him When I toW him ho mustnt kiss KjhooMof New York at the opening mo he didnttry any more Tammany of thoreontschpjl year Times Didnt Ontcsh On Jennie Whnt is themattcr between Ho Briensburg Ky Oct 1 1817 my wife wastifilicted for several years with catarrhal deafness and nothing seemed to do her any good until I prevent any moisturo forming there- ¬ noticed Hoods Sarsaparillu recom on and last until so much dust colmended very highly for catarrh and lects upon it as to make tho window she began taking- it The etfe ct was plishedSurveyors uso it with ad astonishiug cloudy before taking the A Stitch in Time vantage on their instruments in medicine she could not henr tho fact clock tick while standing very noar foggy woathor frosty or In rown Jonos What do you do to it can bo usfid to prevent moisture it Now sho can hear it without nny keep your wifo from ing through forming upon anything add engine difficulty K C Wyutt your pockets for inonnj hilo you aro drivers find it particularly useful to Hoods Pills euro sick headnche asleop kcop thoir windows clear from steam Joma JJrown Saponci it ueioro I indigestiou billiouBness constipn as well as cold ormist lgct home Yellow Book tion Shopkeepers ofton find their fine display of goods hiddon from the public eyo by the frdlt forming on the inside of the panes A simple remedy for this is a thin coat of puro glycer ino applied to the glass This will Harry Green author of Mister Johnsou Turn We Loose died in Nashville on Oct 7 Anybody could do that Any fool could do most of the things we see around us if wo had only thought about it says Foundry That is where the rub comes iru Peo ¬ ple not engaged in the thinking busi ness make up the rear in all vocation 1 o be sure all are not equal but then thinking like everything else is largely a matter of cultivation and growth You think a little bit now a little more to morrow and before j ou know it you aro thinking all the time where boforc your miud as nearly a blank You see a man doing a piece of work ono day ju t try and figure out without saying a word to anybody how you could improve on his methods The reason we cau- ¬ tion you to keep it to yourself for awhile is because this question of talking is a matter of growth too and if it gets tho start of you it makeyou a blowhcad People who do th most thinking seldom speak out the ir thoughts as fast as they aro nude thoy give them a chance to ripen and mature because thoughts Jiko every- ¬ thing else aro seldom perfect when first evolved Py turning them over weak spots can bo detected and when an opening occurs they are ready for use Tho man who is showing that anybody could do a thing is the man who nover thought of anything If he had he would spenk otherwise knowing that to think of things is only a species of work produced by systematic application No one is moro to be avoided than he for ho bogrudges others tho credit duo them for what ho is unabjo to do himself His shout about the simplicity of things is only tho echo of an ompty mind too narrow to permit of roqog nizing what others have accomblamed TKilSE GOIVO SOUTH 6 07 a nr So B3 St Louis Express 5 30 a m No 155 Nashville Accomodation 5 13pm Mo til at Louts Mall pm No OIKO limited Mashvllle Accommodation does not run en fc 3t Louts Ktpres i in 5i p m Uarr 4 m Sunday North bound St Louis and Chicago Fast trolna have Urough trains solid aud sleepers to Chicago and St LouN Fast Line stops only at important station aud crossing Ha hrougli Pullman Sleep are to Atlanta ba J M AnAVSAgeni Two Through Trains Daily and Dining Cur INailn illc to Chicago 12 HOURS NASHVlLLb TO CH1CAQO NEW 0RLEAHSFL0R1DA SPECIAL1 Leaves New Orleans Hilly ut 13 05 noon via L N R R Nashville at 720 a m Through Uutiet Sleeping Carfrom New Orleans NASHVILLE LIMITED CHICAGO Leaved NJthvllle Dally at 730 p m Running Iullinin vestibule bleeping For detailed information address P P JEFPfciHS den1 Passenger Acent aantlle Ind D H SL Oenl Southern Acent Naslnlllt Tenn ROOrjRS Trav Passenger Agent Atlanta da MILLAUN C H GUMAER PRACTICE IV D LIMITED TO Eye Ear Noso and Throat iB 410 UPPER FIRST STREET EVANSVILLE IND lem and Lotonia runnlug J4i Favorites fared badly ut the Hur- meets j mHmmtmtoAf w wmim MltMiHl WfcH Nv- - y au tdiwy AT isretrk tacv ywyrlBSS3 rWTP1 AU 8 HERE AND THERE MATUIMONIAU 2ojHtntUe fteniticltian u effort was pected to be mnrried made by the rmieutrf of tho young lady to intercept thorn boforo they arrived at taria and prevent the mar riago Tho young couple are both promineut in society circles there and tho elopoment was quit6 a surprise to their friends It was not kuown when wq wont to pres whether they wore mtlrriod or not Miss Park attended school hero a year or two ago IKKSONAL OOSSIT DllATllH m Mr Earl Walters uud MIbb Dora Dr ID N Fruit Dentist ollico over Rflhkopf prominent society poopla City Bank HopkiiiBvillQ Ky wero married at 2 oclock Wednesday Mattio Burnolt col died near the inPaducah city Wednesday of over nged 19 Pyle Larmer Mr Joseph E Pylo aud Mrs Bottie Larmor wore married jearo Wednesday at the Wo nro tilwnvs nWnpd In nrnnn at 6 oclock p in home of tho bride near Kelly Rev nuy garment which vo make free of P A ThonittB performing tho cerecuarge town iiEHRY mony I hnvo a few more Barred At 2 oclock p m next Sunday Plymouth Rock Cockerels hens nud near Crofton Mr M F Adams and allots for salo Rodmnu Menchaiu Miss Jeunie M Lylo will be joined Etopkinsville Ky in wedlock Tho ceremony will bo Offices for ront Apply to Ragsdnle paid by Rev W EJVIcCord Cooper Co Afp Yniiia A n nli n mnrnlmnt fit Al Rev W A Ransom assisted by leusville and a brother of Mr Ike Rev J H Coleman of Crofton is Hnrf nf tins mtv nild Miss Bloom- conducting a protracted meeting at Btein waie married iu Nashvillo Oct- the Brick Church near Sinking Fork lit aud immediately left on u bridal There have been several conversions tour Eust Dnvirl Ttntidnlnh aud Miss Mr Have you seen the swell line of Berrys rillimi Proivs nf Triccr countv have scotch novelties at Tobiu made public the fact that they Account of State Convention Chris- just C R R will were Becretly marriea at JJover xeun tian Endeavor the I September l 1890 They will go to sell tickets to Oweusboro and re- hdusdkeeping 28th and 29th at one turn on Oct Mr J W BuiRtTrTnrir TpiMnff 1st E M fare return limit Nov Agt lock and Miss Minnie D Lemon pop Sherwood nlnr vnnnfi nnnnlfi nf the ErnDire For Rent Six room house on neighborhood were married at tho Main street Apply at this of- 2Jorth home of the brides parents Wednes- nee viz o rninwi j UUy wuruiug iiuv n ri jnunuiu haB sold his of the Methodist church pronounced Adam Merritt col house and lot on Water Btreet to the ceremony Anderson Bell for S700 and has in r FinRB Worth turn bought a place on the corner of am a well known young Sinking Third and Campbell for 575 Pos TiYirlf frfrmftr and Minn Mamie Msniis session has been given in both cases daughter of the late Scott Means Notwithstanding the new tariff and were married at tno nome ot tne of brides grandmother iu this city prices consentient advanced woolens we are still making clothes Wpflnpsrltn niclit Tbv W A Tnn at original prices Tobin Berry som of the Baptist church officiated j WoRTUAM-MEANS-M- Cheek English Mr P E Cheek and Miss Cora English a Paducah couple arrived iu the city at noon Wednesday and were married in the County Clerks office shortly after wards by Judge John W Breathitt old The newly married people left at 253 Twenty head of good mules for the same afternoon for their home in ale at C H Laynes stable W J MoCrackeu county Withers Toombs A shby Mr Nicholas Ira W H Boyd has bought for his Toombs and Miss Mildred Ware Ash- Mr son Charlie Boyd 300 acres of the Tapp Middleton farm near Rich for 40 an acre The balance of the farm 180 acres was recently bought Dy MrE D Jones for 47 an acre Mr Boyd gets the house and other im¬ Carroll Pepper of Linton Trigg county was tried at Canton Monday on a charge of beating and abusing a Miss Weaks The jury fiued him 5100 and in addition sentenced him to jail for 50 days Pepper is 70 yenrs Mr Juo G Ellishas returned from trip to Henderson Mr 0 H Bush aud wifo spent Wednesday at tho Centennial Mrs Lizzio Bowman has gone to Winchester to visit relatives Mr and Mrs L H McKeo visited the Centennial Wednesday Mitte Helen Sells of St Louis is Visiting Miss Willie Radford Mr T C Underwood and wifo aro spending the week tit tho Tennessee Centennial Mrs Henry Hopson and Miss Julia Reed of Gracey were in town Wednesday Mrs Q C Atkinson nnd Mrs W F Cox of Olarksville aro visiting friends in the city Harry Ltpstine haB accepted a position with LouIb Aach in his dry goods store at AllenBville MrB C D Bell is boarding in the city while Capt Bell 5b engaged in his canvass for County Clerk Miss Rebecca Cromwell has returned to her home in Henderson after a short visit to relatives in the city Mr B F McClaid has accepted a Bro at Hopposition with Forbes kinsvillo and will about November 1 removo with his family to that city n daughterof Mr P E Sherrell Wambn Martini Waldon an asy lum patient died Tuesday night of articular rheumatism aged 55 yoor Tho remuiiiH wero taken to Green villo for interment Lucy McRoyuold nu aged colored woman died nt her homo tm the Bald Knob firm iivo rdles woat of tho city Wednesday She was 71 years old Mnj J J Thomas a resident of Paducah aud a nativo uf Virginia died at Camden Ark Monday of heart disease He was 83 years of ago and when u resideutot Chris tian county Ky was a member of tho coufederate cougress Ryan Pat Ryan a woll known mechanic who lived in this city several yearB ago and who married Miss Stoehr daughter of the tlate P Stoehr died iu Now Orleans last Tuesday A telegram received iu this city announcing hiB death failed to state thecauso SiiEnnELL Miss Kemp Sherrell MICHAEL KING A WHEEL Great Benefit Has Received from z Fames Celery Compound He 1 v V Bennettstown died of consumption Tuesday night aged 24 years She had been sick for several mouths and was a great sufferer She waa one of the most popular youngladies of that neighborhood aud leavesv a host of friends to mourn her Iobs The re mains wero laid to rest in tho Mc Kenzie burying ground yesterday afternoon of m Mr find Mrs Mac are followed to their new home with every good wish Elkton Pro from their home people gress provements liage licenses were issued to colored people Wanted A well recommended girl of 15 to live in my family Address B F Davis Pee Dee Ky The McCarty farm near Gracey which was for many years during the lifetime of Mrs McCarty operated by Mr John J Reed will next year be in charge of Mr L W Watkins Mr Keed is on the lookout for a good farm and if he finds one to suit him will buy He is one of the best and most successful farmers in the county Chills and fever at this beason are very prevalent and we know of noth ing that gives the satisfaction that Johnsons Chill and Fever Tonic does Every bottle sold on a guar antee to cure or we ref uud the money For Bale by R C Hardwick On Wednesday the following mar Friday Oct 50 inch and black J Wr Saulsbury a brakeman on the C and O was killed by falling Salter Mr Samuel LSalter drop between the cars near Mt Savage ped dead at his home near the ABy Inducible peerless wonderful is Michael Jum Wednesday of heart disease When lie race his chief competitor is time He had been iu bad bealth for some nnd when lie crosses tno tnpo in his flnishlni time but his death was very sudden sprint he lea eg records as well as opponents He went into the dining room with behind him tne rest ot tne family aud sat down James Jllclincl tho most wonderful bicyclist to dinner Just as he took he his of tho world recommend all wheelmen to celery compound eat he fell forward in his seat and take Polncs Many n young person nnd hundreds of older died almost instantly people who hao determined to take up bicy A History Making He was about 70 years of age and j cling as a health giving exercise find them Ivan xur luiny yeura ut uu uurpemer as selves really lacking the proper snap or the AByJum He lost his position stamina to begin on Their bodily condition when the administration chanced two preentSH0splritfri ojerqlse Many who aro years ago aud Borne mouths ago his really sick who hnvo suffered from debility or w astlng health began to fail He was with begun diseases for a long time until they had to think their troubles had become the single exception of Air W B as nothing relief would Lauder the oldest member of the chronic bycyellng for gae themthoy find that turn to relief but lodge of this city and during this spimidld exercise like any other requires Masonic all his life was a faithful devoted strength to undertake Thu bood Is out of member who loved his lodge and was order tho norves are deranged and natures slways ou hand He will be buried food for both Is needed We place on sale One Thousand Yards with Masonic honors this afternoon at All such person will And to their immense 2 oclock from his late resideuce The Joy thnt Palnps celorv compound will make all wool Ladies Cloth Dress goods all colors iuterment will be in Hopewell Cem- them well has made cycle riding a careful Michnel etery worth 60 to 75c stwhand s in a position to gie extellent Mr Salter leaves n wife aud several ad ice not only to rncing men but to Uieel grown cmldren men and people in general Iu reference to Mills Mr J M Mills a mer chant at Nortouville and one of the most popular business men at that place died very suddenly Tuesday morning of paralysis of the brain He hadoeen in apparently good health Monday afternoon he was taken ill and a physician was called in Although it waB evident that he was a very sick mau no one thought that the eud was so near Ho grew rapid ly worse und expired a few hours later Ho was 52 years old and leaves a wife and three children The interment took place at the Mills burying ground Wednesday hie own methods he following letter will In tuiest eeiybody Look at This Boston Offerings 224 For dresses and blouses waists and skirts and chil drens clothes e 39c After the exertion of my record rlds while with the Morgan Wright team in the South lat winter during which I lost somewhat In¬ weight on account of the unaccustomed cli mate I was advised to ute Palnes celery coin pound I am pleased to say that It gave such satisfaction that I was impelled to use itnguln to brace up from the effects of the two unusu- ¬ ally rough ocean trips that I have taken dur ¬ ing the ast month i believe that wheelmen who have to undergo the hardships of circuit ceasing will And Palnes celery compound of assistance In keeping up their ph slcal tone JimmleMichael Thousands need to take a remedy to purify thoir blood arouse the circulation and conn ternct the debilitating effect of confining work orry nnd excitement Tho moro Intelligent portion of every cow munlty nre the ones who best recommend in nos celery compound They hao looked into this great remedyfoilowed Its remarkable achievements In the casft of friends neighbors nnd iiutles and lnow just what to expect from Itsusoasanenennd bialn etrengthencr and restonrandan Ideal lnMgoratorfora run down system MaFebrunry 25 1897 6 M J ifl m mmmmmmmnmmmnite THE si H 1 Bob Steele to Bernie Liudsay Abraham Goodrum to Fannie Dil lard Leslie Caldwell to Fannie Pom dexter and Jim Fruit to Nellie Larker Lost Between the Baptist pardon souage and Judge Morrows a dark gray overcoat Sunday afternoon Return to CHNash Co are Messrs Phil H Wills agents for the celebrated Quick Pro cess Coffee Pol patented by A J Musfey Shiloh Tpxhb The coffee pot can be seen at E B Clark Cos and its advantages will be explained BA88ETT by both of Earlingtou were married Weduesday evening The attendants were Ir Walter McGarv of with Miss Alberta Earlingtou Toombs and Mr Frank Nesbit of Evanville with Miss Aunie Ashby sister of the bride Bowlincr Green had four church Mr Henry weddings Weduesday Culler to Miss Nell Grider Mr Chas H Haukius of Richmond Va to Miss Maude McGeheja Mr Henry B Fabyan of Dallas Tex to Mis Blanche Hines and Mr Carl D Werdmun to Miss Virgiuia Meyler Yesterday there was another Mr Will Duval to Miss Minnie Goodrum Ffew CO Empty Seats Great Secret v HOW TO SAVE MONEY - public Johnsons Tonic cure chills and fever C Hardvick H many by Mr Wils It possesses 6trong pointB to recommend it to the iB guaranteed to For sale by R The Allegree correspondent of the shyElkton progr Rev T D Moore of Hopkinsvillo is holding quite au interesting re vival at Liborty church aud large crowds assemble every night to hear him Rer Moore is a talented evangelist and has done much for the cause of Christ Incontinence of water during Bleep Btopped immediately by Dr E Detchons Anti Diuretic Cures children and adults alike Price SI Sold by R O Hardwick Druggist Hopkinsvillo Ky -- Gant winter his large stock The most extensive stock of farniture ever on exhibition in this place I dont care to winter it So it must go at Btme price Come aud Bee for yourselves It will pay you A W Pylk Brambam Umsiead Mr Wm G gg Bramham of Earliugton atid MiBB Niuuon UuiBtead of the same place -were married at 2 oclock Wednesday afternoon The groom is a bou of c nuay uai hrof Jas G Bramham of this city 4 and the bride is a moet attractive Knights Templnr Attention young lady who was educated at There will be a called conclave of Bethel Female College thiB city But few empty seats greeted the eyes of the Mahoras MinBtrel troupe at the rise of the opera house curtain last evening Billy Young of min strel fame wa3 the most applauded of the company His jokes and songs were original aud a good mauy of the former bore a local tint The impersonation of a woman by one of the company was so perfect that a eooci many in the audience were de ceived in regard to the actors real sex The performance was concluded by a much applauded exhibition of suaaowKrapliH JUr iMahara an nounces anothtr performance to night with a different program and lower prices Children will be admitted at 85 cents General admission 50 cents Victor Colo Record April 4 1897 At Hollands Opera House FIX THIS m YOUR MIND 3jp g 9 g p g- - g Z We have one of tbe largest socles of goods ever brought to Hopkinsville and on the account of the continued hot and dry weather we find ourselves here in the middle of October with en- tirely too many winter goods NAfter thinking over the matter se- riously we have decided to throw this immense stock on the market at unheard of prices which will give ybu one of the greatest oppor-tunities of a life time to buy your winter outfit for a saving of 25 to j2 g- - 2 a 2 fZ resentative of ho Associated Press eloped from Pamicah Oct 19 with a beautiful Miss Emma Duval Mnnrl H T Brown claiming to be a rep- Moore Commandery No 6K T to nrr i m POWDER Absolutely Puro ll n Chicugo Miss Duvall was a graduate of the UU Kec Paihicah high school and was very popular iu society Brown had been tbere about two weeks and the ac Tho eighth annual convention of quaintance began soon after his ar the Christian Endeavor Societies of uval Kentucky will meet in Owonsboro 29 and continue in session Ky Whits Jackson Mr Ben Terry three Oct days It will be a notable of Bmtr Spring White lenu and in this bianch Miss Virgiuia Jackson of Caldwell gathoriug of workers The program is a oouuty Ky were married on the 20th of christian labor iiifit at tliH brides homo aud pabsed long ouo and prepared with great Ilopkinsville peoples through thm city the an me lay en care Several ou it Tho devotional iu names appear route to Bear Spiiug The bride Mr C exercises on Saturday morning will the accomplished daughter od by Mr Alien IlyWalliH v JackHon urn ih u guuliiHte of bo conduct and the samo evtiuhu anKajSiri will Bethul Feinalr College in this city delivered by Mr Wallis Tim groom i a sou of Mr W C 1o railroads will give aiWone faro Tho White ot Cadiz and is a young mau rate of riiia character aud promise Storehouse nud duellitig house at Geo A Reaves aud Miss Ruth Judjro D G Park DougliibB Station Boll P 0 for rent Park daughter of eloped from Mnyfiold Wednesday for for lo98 For information apply to 8 WW Pans Tonu at which place they ex- 0 D Bell Bell Ky at Metropolis nf ninfitoRii nnd was Married 111 leaving at once for day at 1 p m for the purpose of at tendiug the funeral of our late brother Samuel L Salter All Sir Knights in good staudiup are ear nestly requested to qttend mounted and in lull umlorm A E Bentley J B Galbiieatii g y jf per cent cheaper than jou ever bought before and you will have the best to select from as we only carry the best of everything in our line f Please remember that if prices will be any inducement for you to buy dont fail to call on us before buying your winter bill of Dry Goods and Shoes for we are going to make the prices all right This is no catch ad but the actual truth for we have too many goods and if prices will move them they will certainly move out in the jiext thirty days Come in and we will surprise you with low prices H3 81 g 3J 2 g g m sm ei a I JT RICHARDS Sc CO it Monuments NEW BICYCLES FOR SALE i j tf EW BICYCLES TO RENT make a mistake and Bend Do not your money away from homo for Your homo uliop can Muiiiimeuta furmuh aiy elhHsof work ftr a cemo And we are prepared to do any kind of repairing on short notice torp and can save you agents com Investigate before yoi buy mission SINGLE WHEELS AND TANDEMS FOR RENT your ordert ib solicited Kent Wheels are all now and Up to date Our 110BT H BHOWN Booondhand wheels bought and sold 7th and Virginia streets JNEW BIGYGLESTOREI OUR REPAIR SHOP IS 1897 Scavenger AIL WORK GUARANTEED Hall city scavenger can be reached by tolphono Ht any time Call No 161 Old Bicycles Made New T Old Racket Stand J WALSH STOVES REPAIR ED

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