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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: January 10, 1899

Hopkinsville Kentuckian: January 10, 1899 Hopkinsville Kentuckian 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1899 hop1899011001_sn86069395 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Hopkinsville Kentuckian: January 10, 1899 Hopkinsville Kentuckian Chas. M. Meacham Hopkinsville, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. op JT ft V ytjtT ftff i o ns tjwm XiZW- - I T- v kXX 2 ij f jr fi opVliLE Piv iJsjy7 KENWCSKTUESCAY UAftuf0 JilDCE FEUND Mill i by Erysipelas 1899 NO 3 Vk I r i sey FOR TWa DBest iya6- Railroad Bonds Called In By A Victim to the Grip Followed the City A Busy v 1 iUiUiUUUUWUUUUU pfV p Meeting of the Council Was 62 Years Old and Had Been To our many Iriends we sxtnad our thanks for the up to date season that we aLawyer Nearly 40 5 Friday Night a New Po have had Our trade so far this seasonhas beeu greater than any previous mrr season ThiB showB our goods were correct and our prices right We got years liceman Wishes IPor a Merry Christmas J tumululuuuia tu auumauu The Council meeting of Friday night being the first of the year was an important and busy one The annuaf reportspf the officers were submitted and filed The sum of 240 vas appropri- ¬ ated to metal East Seventeenth N street from Virginia to the L Children sizes Are kept in our shoe department There is no proteto them in cold ction-equal U Railroad A fine of S25 assessed aerainst J PvTate for selling liquor to a minor weather rfc Children 5 to 7 yrsyat 75c Misses 8 to 12 yrs at 90c W omens - - - at 100 U H Anderson Co I was remitted Mr Tate explaining that he was acting in good faith and did not intend to violate the law B H Hester was chosen a mem- ¬ ber of the fire department to suc- ¬ ceed G W Thacker who has left the city The school board matter- was as usual discussed but nothing done The city treasurers report show ¬ ing a cash balance of 13000 au other 6000 of the O V bonds were called in reducing the bonded debt to only 70000 The Council signed a petition asking the Postmaster General to establish a free postal delivery ser- ¬ vice in the city to which the city has been entitled for a year or more An executive session was then held and J U Nance was elected a policeman to succeed J T Greer TWO CANDIDATES Y NvarciNG8 L Messrs Jas F Rogers and L O Brum field Want to go to Frankfort Messrs Jas P Rogers editor of the Messenger and Lee O Brum field formerly editor of the Banner are rival candidates for the Repub- ¬ lican nomination for representative Irom Christian county It is under- ¬ stood that Dr Sargent will not stand for re election Mr Brum field is out in a circular declaring his hostility to the infamous Goebel Mr Rogers says he is run bill ning on a harmony platform and beloncrs to neither faction of his our goodB in at the proper time and our prices sold rhem So it does not re quire any humbug advertisement these days The people have learned this HoSTfJohn Feland Sr one of the these big advertisements dont alwayB mean good value bestjknown lawyers in the State andfaiprorainent Republican politi ciqtfWdicd Sunday morning at 7 oclock at his home in this city af- a weeks illness of gripandcrysipe There is no humbug about it nor the way we got it nor the way we soil it Below nro a few things that we have shut our eyes to the coot and put ou our las Judge John Feland was born in Job Tables We will s 11 at these prices as long bb tboy lrBt 1837m Barren county Ky His father removed to this county and Childrens Jacket and Pauls acres 30 dozen Mens and Boys Linen Col5 6 8 and 0 lars worth 15c and 20c each 1flf for ten years was Postmaster at These goods 1 Cfl thrown out at per dozen Bre worth 53 Si and S5 for Hopkjhsville Judge Feland re Sizes 12 12 14 14 16 16J 17 17 ceiTOUa liberal education complet Mens Wool Mixt Hrilf Hose the very thing you want for cold Qr Childrens Cotton Underwear Shirte iog4his studies at Danville He and DruUTs sizes 16 18 Tti 1Qf 3 weather worth 15c for wdsdmitted to the bar here in 22 24 26 28 k 30 prices 510 lOK 186CM A year later he entered tin Tiiponotte Initial Handkerchiefs Iflp a garment Federal army as Quartermaster ot Uubiurs sizes 12 to 1fir Childrens iUlr the Ifihird Kentucky cavalry In Mens Black Cotton Mackintoshes pricn fancy lining other houses nrc 1863he left the army and returned 50c 75c and 100 OC selling them at 52 and 2 50 1 CQ Childrensfor OU to Hopkinsville to resume the prac Waist our price tice oflaw When the war ended Childrens Jeans Knpe Pants Ofcr hebecame a partner of Gen Benj Mens fancy Ribbed Underwear sal 35 and 40 at teen faced pparl buttons size H Bnistow who was at one time a Shirts 3P 40 42 and 44 worth Childrens all wool long Pant Suits member of President Grants Cabi ages 9 10 11 and 12 worth 1 Cf 50c SEE OUR SHOW OCp b net Judge Feland allied himself WINDOW for 33 400 and 500 for with the Republican party and be Boyn Corduroy Knee Pant O OK worl brown Boys camejprominent in its councils In 9 Album gray andOvercoats all haud Suits worth S3 for Meltom 1875lie defeated Hon James A Mc Bomely tailored sizes 14 15 C CO Boys Wool Mixt Buckskin 9Rf tmXji 10 for Gloves worth 50c for Kenzie for the Legislature was re16 and 17 worth elected in 1877 and 1879 and was presidential elector for the State at large n 1876 While a member of the lower House he edited and pub lished thtnew code of practice In 1889 he was elected to the State Senate from a district that had been Democratic President Har- ¬ Shoe Co rison appointed him Collector of In- ¬ Successors to Mammoth Clothing ternal Revenue for the Second Ken ivmwxf32mmMiMammtuumwmmvmmJuwxximxxn0 tucky district and upon the expira tion of his term he resumed his law practice in this city A year or two ago Gov Bradley appointed him a commissioner of the Western asylum a position he also filled Wliat we advertise Is just as we say rVW ou tou ou uu tta J T W A LL CO Florida Oranges FRUITS COCOANUTS RAISINS DATES FIGS AND CANDIES To suita II both in price and quality U ni inn r i r during Gov Knotts administration Mrs Feland and four children survive him The latter are Wil- ¬ liam S Feland Deputy Collector at Henderson John Feland Jr ofthis city Capt Logan Feland Company H Third Kentucky volunteers and Mrs John Gilmour of Owensboro The Hopkinsville Bar met yester day morning and adopted suitable resolutions and appointed honorary pall bearers The funeral services were held at 2 oclock yesterday afternoon from In the the Methodist church absence of Dr Piner Drs Nourse The Inter and Carter officiated ment followed atHopevvell Cemetery SHUT DOWN AGAIN T k We have picked out all Odds and Ends all broken lots of stock in party STRAYER PROMOTED you make your selection look through our QUEENSWAKE department and make a present of something that is use- ¬ ful as well as ornamental COAL VASES HAMPERS Before CHAMBER SET LAMPS Christian County Boy Gets the air once fed Furnishings v TV fA C Q Run and many other things too numerous to mention - U and put prices on them that will move them out quickly We are determined to clean out this stock so ion wni v -- itfe V 1 Sturgis Ky Jan 7 Of labor FELL ON THE ICE week and now has a run on troubles there seems to be no end last the Chicago and Nashville limited After a shutdown of fourmonths Sucaining Internal Injuries That between Evansville and Nashville the miners at DeKoven and the Caused His Death Mr Strayer was succeeded by Mr managers patch up a peace and W R PPool of Bainbridge an the men started to work but quit Henry Williams an aged colored M again to day on account of the com- ¬ expenenceu man ciei isman died Friday at his home near Mr Strayers salary on the new panys persistence in refusing the Everything is shut Pleasant Green six miles north of run will be 200 more than the for- ¬ large screen town from the effects of injuries re- ¬ mer place paid He ranks among down again ceived by a fall about two weeks the jjbest government employes in While engaged in getting ago SHOT FROM AMBUSH the mail service wood he slipped and fell on the ice He injuries Tragic Death of Charles Pickering sustaining internal DIPHTHERIA RAGING was about 75 yearsld Near Keysburg Family- - Other Twp Deaths in One COLLIDED AT CANTON 1 -1 Mr H B Strayer who has been mail agent on the Clarksville N for Gracev division ot the L years secured a promotion several lore Labor Troubles koven Occur at Dc Mines WT COOPER CO FAMILYS NARROW ESCAPE Farmers House Fired and pants Have a Close Call Occu- ¬ Cases Reported tS By visiting our BARGAIN COUNTER t Diphtheria is reported in an epi- ¬ demic form in the eastern part of the county There have been sev- ¬ eral deaths within the past two weeks and a number of children are down with the dreadful disease Mr J T Sadler has another one Hi that isnot expected Sues the L to live N m TREE i COMPANY BIQ BOOT Sigi -- tt I V the Nelson Griffey col has sued the h N for k0 for a horse which he alleges was killed through their carelessness and neglecf o TfU nririV of Kevsbunr this counJ Cumberland River Boats ty was waylaid and killed by an Together Little Damage TO MARRY TO MORROW unknown party He was taking Done his girl Home at the time he met his North Christian Couple Will Wed death and ir ig supposed that jeal ¬ Near Clardy The Steamer Thomas a Cum ousy vasthe C ause The officers will do their best to ferret out the berland river packet collided with Mr Marcellus Menser and Miss crime but up to this time there is Capt Rymans new boat the Rich- ¬ Ella Hammond a popular young ardson at Canton Friday Neither couple of near Clardy in Horth no clue boat was much damaged and both Christian will be married Stops at Sebree were able to continue their trips by Kaq B F Fuller The Sebreei has bean made a ilagsta- - The passengers were considerably wedding will take plnce at the N through train shaken up but no one was hurt tion for the hhome of the brides parents andtyiU 54 which passes here at U4o p No be witnessed by a large number ot Mr J D Ware has gone to Hot m xms win oe- a great conven the friends of the young couple Springs Ark for his health to the traveling public ience 13ili1n T- T in 1 Phnrlb The dwelling house of J J Gray at Hinslcytown near Kennedy was destroyed by lire at I oclock Fri ¬ day morning together with its con- ¬ tents When the flames were dis- ¬ covered the roof of the building was falling in and Mr Grays family had a very narrow escape from a horrible death It is not known how the building caught but it is believed that it was the work of an incendiary The loss is estimated at about 1200 and was insured for Came 700 1 a 1 f ps ri r TREATY OF PEACE Text of the Document Prepared by Paris Commissioners W MacCorkles Endorsement Hon W A MacCorklo Ex Got of West Virginia adds bli liaiao to tho long list of Statoiuim benefited by as n ca ¬ heartily raconiniends tarrh remedy and tonic ro-ru-- x --rWiiAi J 11 y3 f f C- J A AndSent to Senate by the Presi dent for Ratification Amend- ¬ ment or Rejection i II w t4t v s IV 1 f I H9 ET J a 1V i T V States and Spain as seW to the Senate Uy the President tor ratifi- ¬ cation amendment or rejection as 1 tf that body sees fit The United States of America and her Majesty the Queen Regent in the name of her august x of Spain - son desiriDon AlfonsqXIH Hon W A MacCoitKLE ng- to end the tate of war Ex Cor of Wet Virginia CnAHLESTON W Va March 9 1808 npw existing- between the two O Medicine Co countries have for that purpose Gentlemen Your Columbus as a appointed as plenipotentiaries the tonic is certainly unexceHcd and in a number of cases that have come under President of the United States been used mv William R Day Cushnan K for observation where it haswhich has catarrh or any disease Davis William P Frye George its origin in that malady it has been has my Gray and Whitelaw Reid citizens of creat benefit hearty recommendation both as atonic of the United States and catarrh remedy And Her Majesty the Queen Re- ¬ W A MacCORKLE is a permanent and scien- ¬ gent of Spain Don FJugunio Montero Rios Pres- ¬ tific cure for catarrh It is purely harmony with vegetable and works ident of the Senate Don Buena nature All druggistsinsell it t Ventura de Abarzuza Senator of Ask in y druggist for a frw Po ru the Kingdom and ex Minister of the un Almanac fr ih far 18SU Crown Dan Jose de Garnica Deputy to Cortes and Associate Justice of the Supreme Court Don Wences of the Philippine Ilands on the ¬ 3oa Ramirez de Villa Urrutta En- ¬ same terms as ships and merchandise of the United States voy Extraordinary and Minister ARTICLE V Plenipotentiary at Brussels and Don Rafael Cerero General of Di- ¬ The United States will upon the vision who having assembled in signature of the present treaty Pajis and having- exchanged their send back to Spam at its own cost full power which were found to the Spanish soldiers taken as pris be in due and proper form have oners- of war oa the capture of Ma- ¬ after discussion of the matters be- nila by the American forces The fore them agi eed upon the follow- ¬ arms of the soldiers in question shall ing articles be restored to them Spain will upon the exchange of ARTICLE I the ratifications of the present Spain relinquishes all claim to treaty proceed to evacuate the sovereignty over and title to Cuba Philippines as well as the island And as the island is upon its of Guam on terms similar to those evacuation by Spain to be occupied agreed upon by the commissioners by the United States the United appointed to arrange for the evacStates will so long as such occu- ¬ uation of Porto Rico and other ispation shall last assume and dis- ¬ in the West Indies under the charge the obligations that may lands of August 12 1898 which protocol under international law result from is to continue in force until its prothe fact of its occupation for the visions are completely executed protection of life and property DThe time within which the evac- ¬ ARTICLE II uation of the Philippine Islardj Spain cede to the United States and Guam shall be completed shall the island of Porti Rico and other be fixed by the two Governments islands now under Spanish sov- Stands of colors uncaptured war ereignty in the West Indies and the ve sds small arms guns of all island of Guam in the Marianas of calibers with their carriages and accessories powder ammunition Ladrones live sbck and materials and supARTICLE III plies of all kinds belonging to the Spain cedes to the United States Kind a d naval forces of Spain in the archipelago known as the Phil- the Pnilippines and Guam remain ippine Islands and comprehending the property of Spain Pieces of the islands lying within the follow- ¬ heavy ordnance exclusive of field ing line A line running from west artillery in the fortifications and to east aiong or near the twentieth defenses shall remain in their parallel of north latitude and coast for the term of six through the middle of the navigable emplacements U be reckoned from ihe ex ¬ months channel of IJachi from the one hun of ratifications ot the treaty dred and eighteenth 18th to the change and the United States may in one hundred and twenty seventh the meantime purchase such ma127th degree meredian of longitrom Spain if a satisfactory tude east of Greenwich thence along terial agreement between the two Gov to the one hundred and twenty-sevent- h ernments on the subject shall bo 127th degree meridian of reached loniritude east of Greenwich to the ARTICLE VI parallel of four degrees and fortv tiVe minutes 445 north latitude to Spain will upon the signature of its intersection iwith the meridian the present treaty release all pris ¬ of longitude one hundred and nine- oners of war and all persons deteen degrees and thirty live min- ¬ tained or imprisoned for political utes 11935 east of Greenwich offenses in connection with the in thence along the meridian of longi- ¬ surrection in Cuba and the Philip- ¬ tude one hundred and nineteen de ¬ pines and the vvar with the United grees and thirty five minutes llJ States 35 east of Greenwich to the paral- ¬ Reciptocally the United States lel of latitude seven degrees and will release all persons made priso- ¬ forty minutes 740 north to its ners of war by the American forces intersection with the one hundred and will undertake to obtain the re ¬ and sixteenth 110th degree me lease of all Spanish prisoners in the rjdian of longitude east of Green- ¬ hands of the insurgents in Cuba wich thence by a direct line to the nd the Philippines intersection of the 10th degree The Government of the United parallel of north latitude with the States will at its own cost return One hundred and eighteenth 118th to Spain and the Government of degree meridian of longitude east Spain will at its own cost return of Green yich and thence along the to the United States Cuba Porto one hundred and eighteenth 118th Rico and the Philippines according degree of meridian of longitude to the situation of their respective east of Greenwich to the point of homes prisoners released orcaused beginningto be released by them respective- ¬ Ihe United- - States will pav to ly under this article fcpSpain the sum of twenty million dol- ARTICLE VII within three MwV 520000000 syfoohths after the exchange of the The United States and Spain mu- ¬ in- ¬ ratifications of the present treaty tually relinquish all claims for demnity national and individual ARTICLE IV of every kind of either Government The United States will foi the or of its cttlzins orsubjt cts ng amst term of ten years from the date of tl other Government that mav the exchange of the ratifications o have arisen since the beginning i of the present treaty admit Spanish the late insurrection m Cuba Mud A Pe-ru-n- Following- is the full treaty of peace between 5 - text of the the United WL tm a Pe-ru-- 1 Pe-ru-- Pe-ru-- archieves and records executive as well as judicial in the islands above referred to which relate to said islands or the rights and prop- ¬ erty of their inhabitants Such ar- ¬ chives and records shall be care full preserved and private per sons shall without distinction have tne right to require in accordance with law authenticated copies of the contracts wills anil other in struments forming part of the notarial protocols or files or which may be contained in the executive or judicial archives be the latter in Spain or in the islands afore- ¬ Ward Ilecclier in Plymouth church Brooklyn For the last leu years Dr Lyman Abbot hut flIrd that pulpU and to ai unexpected degree litis irfaln And this haN tained its distinction been the more remarkable from the fnct that during nil this time he linsaiso been the cliief editor of one of the foremost religious newspapers in the country formerly the Chrifetinn Union now the Outlook Dr Abbott is no doubt wise in hib decision not to attempt longer to carry the two fold burden It hardly needed the doctor Jo explain to him that nt his time of ilTc lie vtis using up his vital energies faster than nature supplied them Dr Abbott says the Chicago Tribune has been a conspicuous lufctanco of the frecdoraof the Ameiican pulpit What ever anyones religions views no one canquestion the educational nnd moral as well nh religious power of the pulpit in this country It Is not the power of the priest but that of tho preacher In this respect our country has heen totally different frojn Spain for instance oi Italy or even France From thebegin nlng of American history the preacher has had his place a place on the whole well at the front along all the lines that There have it is make for progress true been some piej- heresy trials uow and then and yet thce hsne often heen more In the interest of honeptv than of bigotry on the score that the hnrch or congregation preserved some rights and might claim some freedom its ovin the archives of the Peninsula ed by Spaniards in the island de ofPlymouthas well as the preacher was pulpit under Heeeher Where any document in such Cuba and Porto Rico the Philip a power in the land for freedom for acrhives only in part relates to pines and other ceded territories justice for humanity wlMch the his such sovereignty a copy of such at the time of the exchange of the tqrlnn of the period will lie nuro to part wtll be furnished whenever it ratifications of this treaty shall shall be requested Like rules cftntinue to be respected Spanish shall be reciprocally observed in scientific literary and artistic favor of Spain in respect to docu- works not subversive of public or- ¬ ments in the archives of the islands der in the territories in question above referred to shall continue to be admitted free In the aforesaid relinquishment of dutv into such territories for or cession as the case may be are the period of ten years to be reck- ¬ also included such rights as the oned from the date of the exchange Crown of Spain and its authorities of ratifications of this treaty possess in respect of the official ARTICLE XIV tions of the present treaty indUd oursaH citizens of the country to ing all claims for indemnity for the whiiih the courts belong cost of the war ARTICLE Till The United States will adjudicate Jmijcjal proceeding pending- - at and settle the claims of its citizens the same Uneof thft uxchahge 0f against Spain relinquished in this nitiScationft of tujg trea jfoi article territories over which Spain relin ARriCLEVIlI quishesor cedes lfer soverefrrntV In conformity jvijth the provisidns shall be determined according to of Articles I IlV and III of this the following rules treaty Spain relinquisheb in Cuba First Judgments rendered either and cedes in Porto Rico and other in civil suits between private indi- islands in the west mciiasin tne vidualsor in criminal matters be lslandotGuam and in the Philip- - fore the date mentioned and with pine archipelago all the buildings respect to which there i no re- wharves barracks torts struc course or right of review under the tures public highways and oilier the Spanish law shall be deemed immovable property which in con to be final and shall bt executed in formity with law belong to thepub- - due form by competent authority in lic domain and as touch belong- to the territory within which such the Crown of Spain judgements should be carried out Second Civil suits between priAnd it is hereby declared that the relinquishment or cessionias vate individuals which may on the the case may be to which the pre ¬ date mentioned be undetermined ceding paragraph refers can hot shall be prosecuted to judgment be- ¬ in any respect impair the property fore the court m which they may or rights which Ly law belong- to then be pending or in the cdurt the peaceful possession of property that may be substituted therefor munici of all kinds of provinces Third Criminal actions pending palities public or private estab i on the date mentioned before the lishments ecclesiastical or civic jSupreme Court of Spain agaiust the bodies or auy - other associations citizens of the territory which by having legal capacity to acquire this treaty ceases to be Spanish and possess property in the afore- - shall continue under its iunsdic- said territories renounced or ceded tion until final judgement but such or of private individuals for what judgment having been rendered soever nationality individuals may the execution thereof shali be committed to the competent authority be aforesaid relinquishment or of the place in which the case The cession as the case may be in- ¬ arose cludes all documents exclusiely reARTICLE XIII relin- ¬ ferring- to the sovereignty The rights of property secured quished or coded that may exist in by copyrights and patents acquir- ¬ f REV LYMAN ABBOTT i i Hirn0naitXicov6rvJ riieftvnv rutvKiill kitinov mull Onn nilintl hmtlte of Hall yiS Tftimlrr An Example of J the Freedom of tha lilni frniihtlH leMIlOVtSS IITIIVIIA diabetes seminal emu ionsj American Pulpit ttiTfl lame liick rhfiitmtlitiinun r ulnniofof hi kiiiii9uwij Tor Ten Ycfirn tic SncceleiMn SuHtulninj ilV Ircstlse or Ply- ¬ Jhli3 bltdjjer4ruuie m ehildrqa not und n votir uriirsrist wl mouth Cliurcii finite lmnqan ii l U llllltl 0vTCHut l i frti lij- Henry Ward Hceclier v For some 40 jcars theuiost tuitions mutit hud pulpit in America was tfinl of Henry nulitioiied Waio T liiiovl 4UIIIII UHHIB lU wiUcuro miv 13 lilUI I Sili- - m Miufaotiiror hlHlvTD In Tf tf xn PWjx ArtuwtouK mLn ea READ TftlS roe9beck Tmmh Sept 28 ii i iiisiH io cerwy liny hhvw i ourwi of kulney nud liviilejUH eovery m io uiu jjuujii v dl canJulJy racoinrnei J W liiosirsc jJ Mr Dingleyb high tariff tal not keeping Northwestern luml men from business failures To be tMitimly r livHd of thu ac and phiiih of rh uuihtism mean great deal aud Hood h Snraapar dees it Why didnt Gov on gatlinggttns Tanner turn J thoseburglarsr O jy Boors the J3 T 3 SK X j m a m Km a U5 Miss Harbers good roads shfl be begun in the new year II v IIMWI w DlKlrrnoliiB- Stomiiclt Dlnctmo ier beeiuiBO omvurb of South Aniericun Nervi rtnie Invalids heed siitTtr uo lol Ioriniitipiitlv cured by the innate this great rbru dy have HufftTHd your euie iTfjitij tiudor thtj uyo of this grpfiTtaJ giving force Pleasant una alwal safe Sold by It C- - fJurdwick dml git IlopkiuBville be aCarnegie f ai r 1 euro them nil It i a cure foe whole world of Stomach weuknj nud indigestion The cure begj with the nrat dose Lhe relief bringH is murvelous and eurpriqix It mnlceH no failure never disa puintH iNo matter how ifing yj The Kansas railway bill seems armor plate bortof a Spain will have the power to es- ¬ tablish consular offices in the ports and places of the territories the sovereignty over which has been either relinquished or ceded by the present treaty ARTICLE XV WSmmM lillPw REV DK LYMAN Wiudow Cliff8Teun MaylO 1 bad been eutfermK a wi h liver aud kidney trot wab uuHbletoniove mvHelf iu my 1 Fiuulv I procured two bottles of IH McLeans Liver and KiJne BJm Asl finished the beutni I- came ablu to go about my work UBtitii i Kiatiiv reeomtu ni ii W T MassaJ j Joraalo by u K Wyly jij 4fcflftgArchtektMtflW The Government of each country will for the term of ten years ac cord to the merchant vessels of the other country the same treatment in respect of all port charges in cludingentrance and clearance dues light dues and tonnage du- ¬ ties as it accords to its own mer- ¬ chant vessels not engaged in the said coastwise trade ARTICLE IX This article may at any time be Spanish subjects natives of the terminated on six months notice peninsula residing- in the territory by either Government to the over which Spain by the present given other treaty relinquishes or cedes her ARTICLE XVI sovereignty may remain in such It is understood that any obliga territory or may remove therefrom tions assumed in this treatv bv the retaining in either event all their United States with respect to Cuba rights ot property including the are limited to the time of its occu- ¬ right to sell or dispose of such prop pancy thereof but it will upon the erty or of its proceeds and they termination of such occupany ad ¬ shall also havethe right to carry vise any Government established in on their industry commerce and the island to assume the same obli- prolessions being subject iii re ¬ irri - inn w spect thereof to such laws assure ARTICLE XVII applicable to other foreigners In The present treaty shali be raticase they remain in the territory fied by the President of the United they may preserve their allegiance States by and with the advice and to the crown of Spain by making consent of the Senate thereof nnd before a court of record within a by her Majesty the Queen year from the date ot the exchange of Spain and the ratification Regent shall of ratification ot this treaty aec- be exchanged at Washington with- ¬ laration of their decision to ipre- - in six months from the date hereof serve such allegiance in default of or earlier if possible which declaration they shali be In faith whereof we the respec- ¬ held to have i renounced it and to tive plenipotentiaries have signed have adopted the nationality of the this treaty and have hereunto affix ¬ territory in which they may re- ed our seals side f v Done in duplicate at the The civil rights and political tenthday of December Paris year in the status of the native inhabitants of of our Lord onethousand eight hun ¬ the territories hereby ceded to the dred and ninety eight United States shall be determined Seal WiuiAM R DayI by the Congress Seal Cusiiman K Davis ARTICLE X VirMAM PjFkve Seal GeokckGkvyt The inhabitants of the territories Seal oyer which Spain relinquishes or WIUTBTAW VrJ Seal EUCKNIO MONTKRO RioJ cedes her sovereignty shall be se ¬ Seal Scalj R Du Ararzuza cured in the free exercise of their religion Seal J Dk Garnica W R DK VlLA UkRUTIA Seal ARTICLE XI Seal RAIAiL CEKERd The Spaniard- residing in the territories over which Spain byNt til aft wffh a clear conscience this treaty cedes or relinquished sleeps sounder orsnoreslouderthati her soveregnty shall be Subject in Bass Murk Hantui matteis civil as Well as in criminal When Dr Tnlmage called frem to the jurisdiction of the courts of How old thlTpulpIt last Sunday lue country vvijere mey resiue pur art thou not a women responded suant to the ordinary laws govern ingtie same and they shall have JllJe grip that iByholding1 Diuglcy t l kV XMlJUkhw toV abpeilr before - such i JfJ -vim Tll ABBOTT Pastor of Plymouth Church und Editor of the Outlook Thefish thatgotthe embalmed Uei in New York harber must have be made verv sick To The 1ubllc make much account of If there was n square rod of freedom in America where genius the genius of incomparable eloquence gloried in its liber ty and in its opportunity and its occa sions it was inthat Brooklyn pulpit That Lyman Abbott has beeu able to sustain for a decsJclonger the prestige of that pulpit has been grentlj to his erecjit Ardent enough in his loynltj to his predecessor he has been content to be himself and try io do his best in his own was For purity of style sim plicity of manner virility and lucidity of pen or voice havp been excellent mod els Some may think his judgment not infallible his logic not ulways con ¬ his orthodoxy sometime clusive mixed and intermittent but his gen erous sympathies his alertness to the opportunity and he duty of the hour and withal his fine fearlessness in ad ¬ vocating whatever courstT seemed io him to be right and for the time most urgent have made for him innumerAble friends in all parts of the country statement hiutteranceswhetherby wo are muhorizeu to uaraut evoiy bottlo of Chuiuberlaiub Coui Remedy to be aH reprebeuted audj jot Httiiataetorv after tvo thirdBi vlin contents have been used wil lefuutt the money to tho purobd8erl There is no better tuedieiue made fol a grippe cjhlHiuid vvhoopiug eougli rice u mill duo par bottle lry n hor salo bj R C HAitDwicKdruggi8l v Dewey with his sea I6gs on oulj f A make a buccessful run for anyofiici he might desire Cluu oej We are aware that our people whJ TOuur iroiu uurvouu curoniu or exL eompiaiuiH uo not nave ttte sac opportunity to be cured as do t lehidtiits of the great cities where th most etnineuVphymciaup aud specif uais rbiiit ur ur u aownex u Thlrt Is Certainly A Woulnrful of Trniice The returns of the census for France which was taken in March lHt7 have now been published and compared with the statistics of the previous census taken sir years before A year ago the number of people in France was S25JS9f0 und nt the 1891 censu it wns 3S093150 eo that in the six years the population of France had only in creased by 133819 persons And even this trifling increase is more apparent than real for it has taken place en lirelv in the large towns and is due to the influx of foreigners such us Bel giars and italiaus who are to be found in inrrcai big numbers among the nr hm population of France TJir Women of llvlelnin cn travel in Uelgium without being struck by the extraordinary activity and prominence of the women Over the doors of shops of nil dcterlp tlons the name of the owner or ovucrs is freq iently followed by Soeurs or You find them proprietors of Veuve hotelsaud restaurants Tiiey m e often custodians of the chuiehes They are emplovcd to tow the boats along the They cut up the meat in canal bank the butcher MiopH and they nre even to bo noticed shoeing horses at the fprge No one ri piInlnlon roit Mich P 0 Box 0 who hi he hirgest practice iu tho world a who is wuuoutttouDt tne most him oesbful specialist in cur in j all fore A nervous and chronic UisoaBei lifers to give free consultation mail to all stifforttrs Writo to bill at once about your case He wl purely cute you Tho Doctor has just ptiblisli very instructive and intereatibfj entitled Suxual Health antPt ringo that should bo road by ov8 man Ho will isend a copy free t anyone mentioning this paper ntk ueloBiug blaiup lor reply u Lhe Penbnrlv- riisnrinnmeni only temporary nui j CASTOR Boars tho I Be For Infanta and Children The Kind You Have Always Signaturo of li JA CT ABH yGermany will take OU beef6wH not the embalmed kind i No healthy person noHl fear am dangerous cousequeuceH from nu at fl titoK ol la gtippo it properly treatea It U hiuch tho samo s a Bevera coldl aud requires precisely the same treat 1 went iiairiHiu quitely at homo auo takeChnniberlain8 Coub Jieuiedj as duected for ft eevero cold d 1 A ll IolxonuiiN Orirtlcn Plnntn Among garden plints commonly in vogue which posesa potsonfniture botanist mention the joncjulljvlnlo hVaoltitli und Mioudrop the Mrclssusbeing also partttfulArtj deadly so w inucp sg uiutwi wuiwMi wucijn aiwii- n o one oi wi iuiMsivy femp tnrzl 7 iiromptMiWcQuiulefa iXSjm ttiaamx ww u J 1 wwamitiiiiiii mtum t SOME THINGS ABOUT a2 ttotmmnzutbliLYU A l5U Vi rfw WuRPf iut BARISAL Gl WS n UIROPTT OO0KT UliUcb tfOKSf fA a BOON T8JHE POOR a 5 How Every Bit Slaughfereci Pig Is Turned Into SomeSFornrdf Wholesome Food Copyright 1S33 ojhe m I Jb la o the Asiatic the pig jork goes Into headcheese but liver cotnKo be to the poor of our great wurst inadeof livers and back fat e if supplies the Maple tnentiilet and blood puddings of blood and fat bortious of the UultediStute nuitc and tongue are ntirdy pork products lit does that of Cubj and Porto Jtico These hashed meats can be sold ut a Ic differeuce Is however that a West low prleeml go a long way per pound Nan doe not ak tor meat everv day jothat the working people In the cities Ha an American cannot get iilung use manV thousands of pounds of them houtUl From the Up of iU tail tpJBut the- real usefulness of the pig only jjirst me icei nngjifcjine emt oj us nose every oegin9 vmn sausage Irt of fh 6 pig is mad u of In our hocks neck ribs and flat ribs the last rge packing houses We put our un- - two many people1 never hear of are tu food and kitchen refuse in the bought every week by the marketers icheu refuse bnrrel and It comes back of poor at a cost of about three cents us ou four legs and thlsi time we a pound and make stews and soups krow nothing away but the bones that nourish a whole family until next id not all of them So an adultional market day It is notgenerally known paction of the pig Is to illustrate the tltbcr that a few cents will buy from rand economy of nut mc the vendors that supply the tenements lTOhiari tli rtlrr u itli n imeli tn Itft villi left over market stuff all the trout urrlves at n packing houst from fresh vegetables carrots beets tur te abbatoir minus its bristles which ups and even lettuce peas and cauliIn re gone for brushes it Is promptly flower that an ordinary family can use ct upon by a tnuii with a sharp knife In a day These and the pork stews Phe skin comes off first and makes the tunkr what seem to be a very satisfac- hHr J ¬ The uij stcnous phenomena known as oarism guns or mist poeuers spects perhaps jou think tnattiicy hav always had the same meaning forms the subject of a recent ECien- For uistancCjthat prevent andchar f tine discusion These strange boom- ity and SpitifMl tind many others ing sounds arc often heard at sea X CO U IlieilllCIll always incnui jusi uuu uvui me vasis xiil j uiv au- whatf hej do nowadays If you think quent on tho coast of Nova Scotia They sound like distant cannon and this you greatly mistake Some words have in the course of they alarm and drive away schools of several hundred years so changed t Osh Sometimes as at Gannet Hock their signification that they mean the lighthouse tho Eound is as sharp as the report of tho 24 pound cannon very opposite of what they used to ¬ There is the common word pro fired 40 rods from the building accompanied by a shaking of the ground vent It comes from tho Latin words venir to eo and nre before Now Tho same noises are often reported In observa- ¬ anyone can go before another for from tho Hay of Fundy tions in and near tho inland prov- ¬ either one of two purposes Ho may go in front of him to help him along ince of Hmbria where the noises are or he may come in front of him to known as marina it being the pop-¬ push him baclc Three hundred years ular belief that they come from the ago this word prevent meant the sea the sound is longer than that of former it now means Ute latter Now ¬ a cannon shot and though more pro- ¬ ¬ adays you prevent ft person by stop- longed and dull it is not unlike dishim your forefathers used to tant thunder It invariably seems to ping como from a distance and from the prevent persons by assisting them ie going before to lead them on neighborhood of the horizon fome as it were by tho hand not to keep timcs apparently from the ground them back and impede them as pre- butgenerally through the air The interval between successive detona- ¬ vent means in these days Quick is another word that has tions is vcr variable sometimes be ¬ changed its meaning It used to ingifonly a few minutes or even secmeans onds They appear to bo heard at all mean alive quick and dead the living and the deceased Wo do limes of the day or year Scientists not often use the word nowadays in arefnot yet agreed as to the source S of this singular demonstration that sense WtUvain is b no means certain that it Saints once meant all holy per- mayf not hae an entirely different sons now it signifies chiefly dear per- ¬ origin from that generally attrib- ¬ sons who are esteemed holy Pitiful meant showing pit now uted to it of being oceanic He thinks it means as you know something en- fhenoises may be made by tho large dfumfish which gives out a sound tirely different thatmay bo heard a long dh laru Gossip is from two wordsThis view finds little favor Other God duel Sib and did mean God- ¬ parent now by a gossip we under cnuses suggested are the heavy thud stand a talkative tale telling person of breaker- on cliffs the cracking of At tlic christening of Queen Eliza- locks in ledgrs and the occurrence of beth in hi great play of Ilenry VIII genuine earthquakes at the bottom of lr Cancani of the Ital- ¬ Shakespeare makes the king say to ncarocpan Seistnological society cobcludcs ian the God parents thej cannot be due to a stormy My noble- Gossips ye hava been too prodi that 111 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ nAwlnJnl ailm f An4 j Their first Meaning some re- Words aTc queer things m tiliinnwi Anin orffn Tnrnl lties Often Experience TtMt fonda In lrtbrilry Urip Jhrpevroekstblrd Monday la M7 frm two weeks flrtt Monday In September tdxn thr woeltii heistJan Fourth Monday in Kebninry termaix week Firs Monday In Junu tci four irseks uth Monday in September- termsljcweeki Calloway Second Monday In April tern three wofemFtrat Mondnv in Ailixust tern two Wfvilc Second Monday In November term three weeks IroN Flrst Monday tn May term twi Qrtt Monday August ntn first Mondaj IninSeptember term tw iveckg trnttw Tttloo wecka i m tf f I jv 3R Line TUB OKEAT Through Trunk ttw n tp vincnratiLxitrtonJEouis asnyille jgomcry Memphis mfiils an vilie Evansville Si Louis MOiri LNew PROFESSIONAL CARDS f Orleans C H TANDY Office over AND BPEBD DNBIVALBD Kellys jewnlry J EIV TIST Btore UOPKINSVILLE ET KVDRKW SARGENT M D Pullman Palace Card for Atlanta Savanah Macon Jackson- ¬ ville and points Xi f Physician and Surgeon UpklnYilIeX Ofilcft fifth and Malu street opposite Clt Court Room Telephone Office 63 8 Resdence 50 4 in Florida onnectiona are made at Guthrie anr3 Nashville for all points 3orth East South and W est In Pullman Palace Cars BOYD Barbers POOL B EMIGRANrsrffifiSTS See 7th street liopklnsvllle Ky Especial attention to patrons clean Linei Satisfactory service Call andbeconvlncod bis road will receive special low rates agents of this company for rates C P Atmobe G outcs c or write to P JasILandcu I Jas Allensworth Tue LoutHville T A audesA Alleninvorth Attorneys-in-La- Office in McDanlel building near CourtHouBt Will practise in all the courts and mipr m court Mpeclal attention to colli-utlorn- Alaho ah Antowo 1 C3IAS Brick R LEWIS Artifcial Stone Encaustic Tile CONTKACTOK All Kinds of Brick Work Tile TTiarth Mourn Etc Stone Invf Eiii tuiHtici Sippn Sills uiHiits Stouo Ec All kinds of Job Work in my nn euuli as SUouisSanFranciscuRR THROUGH CAR ROUTE BETWEEN properly nnd promptly attftiled to Grates Fjiich and Cliiiuue OIB HANK MUILtltKl ND Telephone 129 3 so should this lady When she has 00 much Uncllsh I thank ye heartily gal viirnwwa Icgno and headcheese The hams the Lclly and the loin chops which arc the Most expensive cuts nr looked nftcr Slirst The chops so to the better class i batchers and everybody who can rdJfc nay ten cents a pound for them on the table The bellies ranch make the bacon depart with the harns for cold rooms where they J remain for several months curing In It when 6ugar is added they arc Sometimes it is lied sugar cured lhe dry cure sometimes the cure in re baste or rluc which holds together bo- fnd bacon have a string through their It is not for the convenience of prvant girls but o they can br hung in sticks in the smokehouse whither iey go after they have been enrcd lokchouses are sheet iron lined frooms extending from cellar to roof kad opeuing in each floor to receive pJt hams A great wood fire is built at Mid arlne Did anyone ever wonder why hams I i UfOPSHr Mi f Y A CLW1 4oRHi5 r rhed Its work which takes from rto 30 hburs the meat is done up in ax paper or cloth and sent to market Probably the chief luxury n the way lof meat that the poor enjoy comes in Ithe form of sauwige oologna head- All of these j cheese and blood pudding jre made exclusively froin pork There lis a motzcr sausage wtnen is made A beei to meet the demands of the feta9 but Gentiles seldom ask for it TThese chopped meat delicacies nre iufaetured from trimmings the lw Jeft after the more expensive machines for utarc jirepared The all alike but t TlndIng the meat nre those for sausage meat grind finer than nhe bolognn and headcheese grinders When the sausage meat comesfrom the irst chopper if is put into a mixer Kxhioh revolves while a revolving knife TTiri 1tnni 1w nriMit in fliwsi bits lie flavoring spices are put In Then he stuffer forces the hash intoifts- ngs made of the throat and simaUen- rf vii niw n ii5iispfiil fiw nn list only provides theheat hut even 4he bags to pack it Id For bologna f 11 bottom and when the jimoie Jias I i ict amused and hebolognaisccked r auwe iDeei a weurts moKed 1hia rough srtufT as the ysrk packers call it is also sold to keepers of cheap restaurants and makes up the bulk of a five or ten cent imeal Kven the pigs tails arebougEt for Atews There aro longshoremen stevedores and street cleaners as well as Italians in whatever occupation who live almost altogether on theso taiLs and trimmings at three cents a pound Vigsr kidneys also seem to be a rel Irbed food and the fresh pigs head These cost as a rule Ies than five cents a pound Indeed the cheap forms of poTk go to the poor people In quantity beyond that of nil other meats combined At every large packing house there are crowd ot people each day with mar ket baskets and palls to get their sup py of trimmings and Hat ribs at three One comparativei cents a pound mnll packing house in an eastern city hns 1203 weekly customers from the neighboring tenements and when we consider that in every city there are many of these packing houses we can XornX some idea of the great number of people who depend upon pork trim- ¬ mings for Iheir principal meat food When a pig Is carved up there n e some bcraps that cannot be sold even for stew meat These go to make lard Thero arc two grades of this useful product The one is kettlo rendered und is made ram leaf lnrd just as it grows In the pig the other stiam rendered ia produced by boiling clown all scraps in great iron cauldrons that aro several stories high In a packii g house thorc are chutes leading from every iloor to thee boilers and scraps an they accumulate lire shoveled into the chute Steam passes into the cauldroiih nud makes the scraps render up their fat The steamdoei not enter the big open kettles in which the better grade of lard is mnde Uut these sue heated from without and the lard s stirred ubouj by big paddles operated by steam Down in the lard room oji the ilrst floor are nuiuirous faucets thnt look like the vents of u uiuIiihms barrel Each of these it connected ivtth a lard boiler and at the turning of a ock the warm lard pours out to buvcaught in the various tint in which it uiipfursin the kitchen table A grent economy iu the Vcniinrnt of meat hat been brought ubou by the perfection of the lee machine It is un Inriispeusable part of the machinery of every packing house The great snow covered pipes tilled with condeiifccd ant morlu pass everywhere tlunugh the building nnd keep at the uecivsary low temperature the eold rooms v here tbns During its journey of pork is curing the ammonia acquires n great qunntlry of heutaud it finally passes to the roof where water is n ways dropping on the pipes sp that the ammoulu is coolel and is ready to be compressed and used over ngnlnShould we be thankful for the great usefulness of flic pig or should we rather complain because the light for e Istence forces fellow ermttires to seek for the cheapest kind of inoit It U Tnat poru 46 a neivy mou is moht finUble lQmcn who periorm uurd mnnuat labor nnd surely oitrlongahor- men aiiiienr to be none the worse lor living On It Jhit dr tjie cheeks o tin mtnnern nnu uuugnrers 01 wie tosj-- a thy might bejfia ov Boneriiouse siea eosi uui PQunp tiry diet Another word thatihas lost its old sense is sober Among us of to day in ordinarj use the word means not intoxicated Some hundreds of years ngo and in certain uses still it had tho sense of sedate only when we uso it in this way nowadays wo frequently say sober minded in order fully to express our meaning Charity now usually signifies the givijig of alms to the poor But not so in the early life of the word It then meant simply love love to God and toman The derivation of words ia aho a very interesting study There is the word husband IIo is or ought to be what his name indicates the vrui1 i- f 1 house bond Wife is another ven interesting word It originally meant the one who wove weaving being a common of the Southern Polllc plvlnn special through service to San Francisco Particulars of Agent industry of women in other days of the I C KR and connecting lines Saunter is from saint terre or EDUCATION AND LABOR 8 QHaichDIv Pas Agent Cincinnati who holy land When the Crusaders Jno AScott Dlv Pass Agent Memphis had gone in great numbers to rescue Lubbock Cites Inconsistencies of Dr A HnansonGPA WKellondAGP Johnson on the Subject ihe Holy Land from tho Saracen who Chicago Louisville had invaded and conquered it re- ¬ Sir John Lubbock in his address turned to their respective countries at the new Wandsworth library re- ¬ they hadso long led the lazy life of the ferred to tho former prejudice against soldier that they had acquired a slow cducationfor the people and cited Dr I G indolent way of walking and porsons Johnson as having held the opinion who would say of them There is that if everyone learned to read no one who has just come from saint one would he willing to do the manual terro Hence saunter to walk in work of the world The great doctor seraews dolently leisurely was not Always consistent with himGospol is Gods cpel or good self for as Eoswel observes he TIME TABLE- tidings Angel is a messenger loved to display his ingenuity in argutmnt God Golden ment and therefore would oome- Uein tho o 1 Davs No 302 No3Jl No 310 time- - in conversation maintain opin- ¬ daily dally dly a ions which he was sensible were Lv nopkinsvllle 60 am 230pm 4 15 pn A NOTORIOUS USURER 0oim II 5pm 616pm wrong bjit in supporting which his Ar Princeton S iO n m 6 3j p m ArPaducah BIoncy Lender Became a reasoning and wit would be most conHow a Vienna 10 OS am 7 10pm Ar Henderson spicuousIt is only just to remem- ¬ ArKvansvllle 10 10 a m 7 r p m Millionaire occasion Dr ArLoulsvlllo Some remarkable details of the ca- ¬ ber however that on one UlJpm Johiicon suppressed a gentleman who reer of Ferdinand Idnkc the king had spoken against the general dif- ¬ 1 rain Oil dallj ac ar at Hopkinsville 9 so who recently died in of the usurers am fusion of knowledge among the peo- 1 ruin 331 daily ac ar at llopkin vlllelbopm Vienna are given in the London 3iiJ daily ac ur at Hopkinsville 8i0p m by Sir whilo knowl- ¬ Irilr M SHKRWOon Agtf Hopkinsville Ky K Morning Leader from its correspond- ¬ ple is replying A KELLO n A jP A Louisville Ky a distinction those who are edge ent in the Austrian capital Linke possessed of it naturally rio above came to Vienna from the ghetto of N TIME TABLfc u who are not Merely to read and a provincial town in Galicia in the those write was a distinction at first but we TRAINS SOUTH early GOs and began a money-len- d see w hen reading and writing have be- ¬ business on a very email scale Ac 615 a m No ing common people No 55 Hopkinsville 58 Fast Line His loans were small but the rate of come general the 635 a m ElationAnd so were No 51 Fast Mail 52d pm interest he charged was enormous keep their to become gen No 91 NO Limited 1208 a m and he soon begun to accumulate lusher attainments eral the effect would be the same TRAINS NORTJ In the earlier part of his ca capital was not Johnson who in the reer he was content with from 60 to And lino it of thought said that if one No 92 Chicago Limited 986 a ta same 80 or 100 per cent interest hut as No 52 1018am private soldier had a laced coat he No 56 StLouExmail 880 p m Hopkinsville Ac he grew oluccm rascality lie extorted would bojibove the work which he was No 45 Fast Line 948 p m as much as 400 or C00 per cent from called upon to do but that if a whole Nashville Accommodation does not rnn on his foolish victims By theso means regiment had laced coats no one sol- ¬ Sunday bound St Louts and Chicago Fast North he became a millionaire Linke un ¬ would think himself superior to trains have h rough trains solid and sleepen derwent several tqrms of imprison- ¬ dier to Chicago and fit Louis London News Past Line stops only at Important station ment for usury but the greed of gold his fellow nd crossings Ha h rough Pullman sleep srs to Atlanta Qa alwajs drove him buck to his illegal Austrian Bicycles J M Auam sAsen traffic in money lie lived alone ¬ the manufacture of bi- ¬ In Austria guarded by a number of ravage bloodhounds His doors and windows wcro cycles is making rapid progress The WANTED AN IDEASESSfiSS thing they mvr barred and bolted and his ill gotten lowest estimate of the 1897 output bring to patent Protert your ldecs AVKDDE1V yon wealth Write JOHN gains hid in different parts of bis is 7000ff wheels- which is nearly BUKN CO Patent Attorneys Washington U C for their 81800 prize oiler house Linkcs will has been made double the number produced in 1896 public He has left all his wealth to Exports increased from 5735 bicycles VV M YATES his onl daughter whom he so neg ¬ in 1890 to 8090 in 1897 or 69 per lected during his lifetime that she cent while tho production increased was obliged to Undertake menial work 66 2 per cent 28000 bicycles more Assisted by three first class for three shillings a week Linke than in 1896 and imports 37 2 3 per Workmen however with Hie instinct of a miser cent 815 bicycles jittached tho very characteristic con ¬ Flack Building Ninth Street Big Interest Item dition to tho acceptance of his mag In tho year 1900 tho interest on Hall Caine has taken home to the nificent legacy that not a farthing of should ai any tihrowbc applied to Japans national debt will amount to lsleo Alan some good impression of it 26000090ayear arAvenaritaoie mimosa thejNationofIen n kdMittii -- sea because mist poeffors are fre- ¬ quently observed when the sea is calm nor to gusts of wind in mountain gorges for they are heard on mountain summits and in open plains If their origin were atmospheric they would not be confined to special re- ¬ gions Nor can they be connected with artincial noises tor they are heard by night as well as by day and in countries where the use of explo sives u unknown Dr Cancani leans to the only remaining hypothesis that the noises come from within the earth Tho obvious objection to this view is that there should always be a center of maximum intensity which can be determined and these sounds are rarely accompanied bj anj perceptible tremor To this Dr Cancani replies that in a seismic series noises are frequently heard without any shock being felt and of which we areunable to determine the center Loa Angeles Hopkinsville Ky SPRINGFIELD PITTSBURG JOPLIN WICHITA EUREKA SPRINGS FT at -- TO-- SMITH DALLAS SAN ANTONIO HOUSTON GALVESTON PARIS 0AJLI FORMA VIA In NEW ORLEANS connection with the Southern Pacific Through Weekly Tourist Sleeping Car Leaving Cincinnati and Lonlville on I C R KfnstNevUrlranH Uuii ted train Solid Vestibuled Tialra With Pullman Sleepert Harvey Dining Halhi and Reclining Chan Cam Mapi timo tables and lull Information urn shed upon application to 10 T SICIIOLSOr W C HELVIILB Gen Pasi f Agenf Trav Pan r Agent ST LOUIS MO ST LOUIS MO EV IK TWUHSIW or Los AtiRelrs and San FrancNco wlthoui change 1 lie Limited uls c mieets ut New prlfans daily with Express Train for the Ia i Iflc Coast and n TuedaysJandattlrdoy latter January 4lMJSj with the Sunset Limited Annex A RAILY ISiTective Dec 2nH0UBH USTirllED TiSDALY iMSiiVULE F mwmmmmmt v nASMVLLETtf PIHGaCUffET CARS FROM gMsrotissrcr iur3RESGP t onniLLi jC M7C8LftNS vs 5 a II VV r- uUISVILLEST AS RAILWAY WEST BOUKl LOUIS No 63 TEX No 61 Daily Dally Lv Louisville Oloverport HawesYine Lewlsport Owensboro Spotsville Ar Henderson Lv Brandenbuig Irvlngton Stephenspori West Point 1048pm 1181pm 11 55 8 18 0 10 08 C80pm 716am 7 2Hpm 8 40 am 7CSpm 914am 8 20pm 0 40am 868pia 10 18 a m 44pm pm No M pa 10 33 13 07 ll05m 1381 am pm pm HSpm ll8m pm Ar NoM Daily Daily 7 20am 3 66pm Henderson 7 48am s 16 pm Spottavllle Owensboro 8 37am 8 65pm 9 07 a m 4 82 pm Lewlsport Uawesville 980am 463pm Oloverport 9 67am 617pm Stenhensport 10 18 a m 5 35pm IrvlnBton 1100am 610pm 11 38 am 6B9pm Oranaenbure West Point IS 06 p m 710pm Louisville IQCpm 800pm For further information address II O MorBUjc A Q P A or LoulsvilleKy K1ST BeOND W L M1LL9 Owensboro Kv 3 Tonsorial Artist CLARENCE HARRIS Formerly with Forbes llro PAINTER and PAPER HANGER Paper hanging a specially All work guaranteed Loavo orders at Qua Youngs Telephone 84 2 rings ui V i I 552iiA t nHWfW 1 t ii f git jilrtiiggi RV NEW ii w A i 7 u V n iJ a MONT TrECOWMTTEE Strongstcatly nerves A rev needed for success N IT tv Ki January 7 Authorized to Act in This Rail Jfuollnliod Tuesday ud Tricky Mornings EveiywJiere Nerves And uiiothcrfjiear has passedt BY road District Depend simply solely how faab cycling months re ¬ CHAS M MEACHAM volve The past year ha Avrjttcn Upon the blood One of the changes made in thb an important page in history Tn Pure- - rich nourishing CBsOlUiTION is M K IN AlAANtt party law at the Lexington Dem all social and industrial life we ocratic Convention in 1S96 was the Blood feeds the nerves nrauiig iioiHtact nts ieri1uc have much to thank 1898 for Our reduction of the Railroad District 6peolal locals cents line each insertion W Kates for ulnnclitigadvortlseinents furnished country has been free from floods Andrnakes them stwttg Committee from 39 members one onapplleaton drouths famine and pestilence the from each county to four members The great nerve tonic is f ending of war peace and plenty OFFlCSalSSOUTIlMAINSTKKKT The present law is as follows Hoods Sarsaparilla from Canada to the Rio Grande In Railroad Commission districts Because 185 9 it makes TUESDAY JAN 10 and from thfc snow capped Rockies the committee shall consist of each friendship member of the State Executive Com- ¬ to Florida the bonds of The blood rich and Spanish troops between the two great English mittee one or inore counties in The last of the Pure giving it power uch speaking nations closely connected whose district fornl a part of mem ¬ have left Cuba Commission district and the ¬ To feed the nerves two of the most pow erful but gener- ber who has the largest number of The rumor is revived that Gov ous nations wise and free The counties in the district shall be Hoods Sarsaparilla Brown would like to get into the past year planted one of the great- ¬ Chairman Cures nervousness est milestones in the worlds pro- ¬ The Committee for the First Xpi race for Governor Dyspepsia rheumatism gress with it many glories pleas- ¬ pelate District consists of the fol will sail from ures pains and disappointments lowing four Executive Committee- Catarrh scrofula Rudyard Kipling England Jan 25 for a two months have gone It has passed forever men And all forms of Vjisit to America from earth but we will not write a J D Mocquot First Distric Impure blood Chairman funeral dirge over the dead year deputy Edward F McGrath Chas M Meacham Second Diss Mr Robt Shelton of Newstead sspirniA i Vswarden of the Frankfott prison TnfAfs Wadling trict will farm with Mr T N died Sunday of Brights diseUse G W Roark Third District j ton this year HARPER WhiHley is rapiJIy b- coining tltt uatioiiHU beverage Geo S Fulton Fourth District f Rev I N Strother will lecture record was The matrimonial it Judge J F Dempsey is at pres- ¬ the me thing all parties agree upon on prohibition at the church here broken in an Ohio town the other JJcmoeratH Populists ent the only Democratic candidate Republicankuow E7ou the uoihiugpBrty knows lay when four sisters married four Sunday night one thing the merits of HaRPEK brothers under one ceremony The election for and against pro- ¬ SMALL HOUSE MonffoometrvTlKfo A v mmmmmwtjftttwjmw I S ave P rf i mm 4 Jet ji V Moiify Attending V the GREAT CKi Is IJA NUARY rtSALE 6f- - V m r4 If v 1 1 i Wi if IT 1 f I hibition on 28th Gov Smith of Vermont has ap Miss Pearl Shields has returned Burned at Qracey Owned by J P pointed Benj P Fi field to succeed from a ten days visit to relatives the late Senator Morrill lie is a and friends in Russellville neacham business man of Montpelier Public indignation is just severe ¬ A tenement house belonging to J ly condemning Lieut Hobsononhis Gen Wheeler and Miss Helen flould have been accused of being kissing mania who not satisfied P Meacham at Graceywasjburned one day last week It was valued sweethearts but both protest that with being the Hero of the Merri at about 200 and was insured with it is only a case of warmfnendship mac he poses as a hero of kisses Higgins Son for 100 Mr J M A pity he did not stop with the Col Juhson San Martin who lied first kiss an episode that caused a HigRins went out toGracey the from Ponce Porto Rico on the ap louder report than the sinking of next dav and settled the loss proach of the American forces has the Merrimac He has lost his The Kidney Complexion been sentenced to pnon for life for laurelled name by his silly acts The pale sallow Sunken cheeked We admire Hobsons bravery and bis cowardice looking people you so He should give us an op distressed daring often meet are afflicted with Kid- ¬ AValter Evans who slipped up at portunity to admire his modesty ney Complexion the polls last No ember repeated Their kidneys are turning to a recently of Cobb Mr Purseh Ihe performance on the frozen has opened a blacksmith shop parsnip color So is their complex- ¬ ion ground in Washington the other here They map also have indigestion day and was so badly bruised that With Cuba and the Philippines or suffer from sleeplessness rheu- ¬ he had to go to bed annexed we might be called Greater matism neuralgia bain trouble nervous exhaustion and sometipies United States the heart acts badly The soldiers in Southern camps President McKinley during his The case is weak unhealthy in the absence of enemies to fight are fighting each other Two sol- little swing around the circle kidneys the sufferer from kidney Usually diers were shot and killed by com- ¬ made quite a pleasing speech at disease does not hnd out what the rades last week one of them Harry Atlanta but how can Southern peo- ¬ trouble is Until it is almost to late ple forgive the advocate of the force because the first symptoms are ih Denton of Kentucky like mild sickness that they do not bill in congress thinkthey need a medicine or a doc- ¬ Mr David Shoulders will con- ¬ tor until they find themselves sjck The hostility between the natives and the Americans at Manila is in tinue to manage J J Gaines farm in bed Dr Kilmers Swamp Root will creasing If the Philippines are this vear 1 oud UP an strengthen their weak to be whipped into subjection the Mr C L Broaddus has locat d ui u muii ami mneuscu itjuuc s first step should be to place Aguin in Wallonia We regret to lose the diseased kidney poisoned blood aldo in confinement Doctor from our midst A good clear their complexion and soon they will enjoy better health location for a physician You can get the regular sizes at The North Carolina Legislature Tobacco buyers from New York the drug store at fifty cents mid has introduced a separate coach and Hopkinsville hae been inter- ¬ one dollar or you may first prove bill The bill is an exact copy of viewing the farmers for yourself the wondfrful virtues of this great discover the law now in force in Tennessee Swamp 1 W Br an has spoken and which has been declared con- The issue may be expansionagain Root by sending your address to and to Dr Kilmer Co Binghampton stitutional anti expansion in ll00 instead of N Y for a sample bottle and a free silver Bryan still seems to book that tells all about it both The town of Pullmun after a be the most popular and available sent to you absolutely free lv mail fruitless fight in the courts has Democratic candidate for Presi- ¬ When writing kindly mention that you read this liberal oflei in the been absorbed by Chicago and will dent His popularity extends be Hopkinsville Kentuckian cease to be a separatemunicipality yond the limits of his oh n countrj The town cotrs 350 acres and is Give the young Democrat another Resolution by Church Hill Grange thickh populated with the em- chance While ve feel thankful tor the ployes of the Pullman Palace Car Too much printers ink is being many priv ileges of the pa t year Company spilt over Lieut Uobson Give the vet we are made sad bv thi death country a rest on him oi our brother Doctor James II John Vreeland is about the only Some valk of a railroad from Gra Usher who died Oct 26 18s being Democratic Executive committee ¬ nearly ninety three years old tV Let it come man the Fifth District has had of cey to Cadi lie had been a faithful niunbenof Puritan late years who has kept himself out the order of Patrons of flu banciry of the disgusting quarrels and Tlr Cooper Retires for years disturbances that make Mr W D Cooper has retired We had learned to love and honor changes absolutely necessary even from the mercantile firm of The him as a father and brother few months The next convention lis Richards Company in which he eyesight failed him somifyeaisago should elect him for life had been a partner for several which kept mm from meeting with years The business will be con- ¬ us yet he would send words ofjfcn The death of Judge John Feland deprives Hopkinsville and Kentucky tinued as heretofore by Messrs H couragement and greeting toUhe of an able lawyer and in upright C Richards and Bailey Richards grange Resolved That in the death of honorable man and citizen A self without change of the firm name made man he rose to eminence in Mr Cooper has not made known hib iBrother Usher we mourn the JJUSS a ot a noblet man a most excellent his profession and throughout his plans for the future father and neighbor and a Patron somewhat varied political life he His physicians now have some commanded the respect and esteem hopes of Congressman Dingleys re- whose memorv for fidelity and cordiality to all will be tenderly of even his political opponents He covery cherished served several terms in the LegisW H Adamf i lature both in the House and Sl 10 Itrwitr MOO Committee xviiiuer Senate and was Collector of InThe reojJeis of this paper will he F M Pi Revenue under President pleased to learn that theie ih at iibt ternal Harrison He was long prominent ouo deiided disease that Hcii nee has Dissolution Notice ab a Republican leader and was open uble to euro in all itn Htngen The linn of the Richards Com is and Halls Cutitrrli norethan once nominated for posit lflirik thatfill Catturh niftr nnaifirii rmi tinint pany has been this day dissolved ic tiontfonthestateticketsofbispartv i rf vjuvui i ii by mutual consent Bessie D Coop- ¬ its ic uiLuivwi iiubtviunp Ap a lawyer he was able resource being a constitutional disease ro er retiring therefrom The busi ¬ He frequently quireu a constitutional fufrandtjpiccessful treatment ness will be continued under the occupletPjhdicial positions and asaHnJ s Catarrh Cure ia tnkou Hy acting directly upon the blood lsame firm name all liabilities be and mpsl1 and mucous surfaces of the system ing assumed bytheiremairiingpart at- - i iiciu wan umies uiu mK ms it- - thereby destroying the foundation of ner Sallje Richards tive life of thirty years and always the disease and giving the patient Bkssiu D CoOlKKf retired from office enjoying the con- - strength by building up the eotisti- SAlXHi RiqUAUDg fidence of all who watched his official Jutiou and awisU ig natuie iii doing its work The proprietors have ho Jan 0 180 L careen As a man Judge I eland nrvurD uuc fwui i ou juiiu w camiiauic mai inoy oner une nuuareu iJoiiara vto Children Much Better in his character He was a con- - for any case that it fails to cure Send for list of tUmoiiialR Mr IS M Sheiwoids children silent member of the Methodic UUgq iU VUUllUi A I nt JJIO UtlHIl nn JJ who have hcccdaiigerotislv ni With lllllt Ml lJ VIUUIJI iH Hit i 4 Toledo u diphtherisir ip EarsviJle urerjnow he iJlidno pffice except a cominKv drugListH 70o SoJd by thrduaWrto be6it o HallM family JPiils are tl oncrship of the Wqetert aylumt Whiskey Sold by W Ky r K Long Hopkinsville Men Wanted Who know and appreciate a good offer when they see it such as w e are offering in mens all wool suits at 375 475 and 525 Dry Goods Notions Shoes Sf- - The IIopkinsvillb Mercantile Co -- The Old Folks at Home and Gents Furnishing is AX THK- - Have been wishing for just such a shoe as they will find in the line of old ladies shoes that we are show ¬ ingsoft easy and comfortable they cant help but be pleased with them The Hopkinsville MercantileCc That Chilly Feeling You have may not come from the fact that you have a spell of grippe but because you havent on the of UNDERWEAR You should see our line of High Grade goods at I ow Grade Prices oval Dry Goods r SlLJ N Co right kind The Hopkinsville MercantilkCo WhofesalQ and Retaiir Main street Hopkinsville Sleep Baby Sleep Is the way you will feel if vou iibe our Cotton Pannel and Outing- uotn nignt rooes extra long and very cheap rtuuiuuuuuuuuuiuuti m m m m iii iii Mi H The HopkinsvilleMercantileCo Only Too True Virtue may flourish in an old But man and nature scorn the shbckinjr hat Now this is true and if you want to be properly dressed up todate right in style Come to us we can show them to you from a good hat at 100 to Knox best goods at cravat SEE raisiiiH fige REEYES FOR- tipplpi pears peaches For now prunes iipriootH ceive fresh goods daily and a full lino of craubernescelery oysters fish aud game currants We re- ¬ 500 The Hopkinsville MekcantilkCo STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Undeniable The newest thing to the people of Hopkinsville is the price at which we are selling clothing shoes and furnishings They have been in the habjt of paying high prices for so long that our legitimate profits are a marvel to them The Hopkinsville Mercantile Co Give Trilby a Rest We have ladies shoes that fit common every day feet at prices that fit the same kind of a pocket book Always on liand line will be full and complete HOLIDAY GOODS and see us before nuruhasiner Wo also carrj a Wo can interest you by saving jou money Lage stock of Bran Corn Hay and Oats iii lo 204IS Main gSn REEVES OS- - Phone 1t PARLOR O The Hopkinsville MercantileCo Dissolution Notice Co has The firm of Matthew this day been dissolved by mutual consent C B Matthews retiring B J Matthews will continue the business The firm desires to thank the public for their past liberal patronage and a continuance of such favors will be appreciated by B J Matthews B J Matthews A MODERN party-wre- cking shows great progress in the manui lacturerot line furniture in recentl Wo keep up with all tho lut a yea est styles aud artistic desierns iu fur niture fort parlor library bed roomn diuingroom and oflico and our store is replete with beauty in all the Jat- est laud best designs iu fine furni J ture or the cheaper grades to Buit aln 3 tastes and purses KITCHEN 301 CB Jan 4 9 Matthews WALLER THE LOGGING SEASON South Main StreJ Hopkinsville I f jw Parties Who Have Timber on Pond River Rafting Pond JJiver is on a high and par- ¬ ties who have timber along the stream a re very busy rafting their logs It is estimated that during the present rise a million feet of lumber will be removed CONDENSED S TATEMEN L i OK THE First National 1 11 d Clark 6 AHE RCCEtVINQ CO Bank V NEW CANNED GOODS t OAT MEAL OAT FLAKES CHEESE PKUNES ANU IN TACT i ii at Ilopkiusville Kentucky Ht the Hoseof buHiness DEC I 1898 Overdrnfu US llonds OHtcureclluUutloll iia Otherl atiiois fticurltiiiHuto FuiultuicmlFixturiv Cftth ami SllitlixohMiK KESOURCKS IiOiih niul DlaeountH 1J4 0 iuteru-iuditieftui-iu- ht fti wV ll 41 Honorable Discharges k 1VE SEW HOOii 7 ¬ Washington Jan Represen ICAMtUI 7DUSHEL BAflREL 3 ALT Sl40 tative Wheeler has secured dis Total 3a9CC9 5 BUSHEL BARREL AUX 01 U it charges for Privates A H Love LIABIUTIK9 Third Kentucky formerly of Padu Uapltni stookk 6000001 QJIEENSWABB Surplu r i ifoouw cah and l5dCrosslandFirtt Tenn Shi Aside lur oxe -- 3flOQO TIN iyp GLASSWARE lliidlvlUeil 1rotlttf v3J s essee formerly of Maysville Clroulailoil J41C001 C5EL iND GET klCKJ 2310 liuoHuilkB lw Representative Clardy hitfe secur ¬ Dtvldfiidu O 73W WE flAN SAVE 100 JI0NET If ini1 Dei Bit ed discharges for Private Wesley llidlNldmil lTniildrswiT Carter Second United States caval ¬ TotaU IM 01 WVJoNQNnttl0 ry formerly of Whitsville and EHB A Emmet Burch ThirdKentucjtyi pR Mr Jns Wet sturneklitVom ¬ I U iSSOt 18xiOCO JO00000 W 171 II ALL KINDS NEW GOODS DAILY 4 CLARK CO iww I tgy u a jw f il jjojmwtswuc jRenxucaKffiii t a w A IV v ww in nig iwiii j TREASURERS REPORT QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE Shoving the Status of ih Finances tonsramotion never strikes s sad- uen mow it crcorw its wax aions First it is a cold then a little hacking cotigh then loss in weight wen a harder consh thou tha fever II tho night sweats trad ihcmorrhagea iutior stop ih aiseaso wnuo it is yat creeping iou can do it with r Citys CITY BANE HojplcJusville Ky ArvrnE mitted by City Treasurer M F Crenshaw at the meeting of thi Council The fpliowing report was sub Friday night ri r closk of bXjsinksh 0 the 1898 3Ist Day of Dec nE8oUnoEB 4 Ovordratta secured Overdrafts uuueeiucd uo from Niitlyiml Hunks lno from Statu Banks nnd UnakeriJ Hanking Iloune and lot mlur Ileal Kstate V 8 UondJ t Oth r Stocks and llonrtt Specie M 117 411 C9 ttmitt w e Have a- ifi tito s vwrt- in 0U i a ever n WWWVft ers ooc Lowell Annual Reporttof M F Crenshaw Treasurer Receipts r cation hand1021246 Jan31698 Uuifiiic1 Discount less loans to Dlrectnrs Losns toomcors JM17S VI L072S i ncfcOTo tl7 7i 09 81002 0 T 1779 fc 70 0OIW Kl 8 10 03 GKemr rectal Rvhv Total City Tax Banli Tax in Cash City Court 3640731 434032 Curreucv ExchniiiIor 188225 DebtlusiHtj Totul 0learliii3 23 UOOUO l KW 01 25 217 21 1870 21 2U00 NOR HAS ANYONE 1LSE ever offeredjthe people of tliis community such values in Buggies and Carriages as we a e now giving One Fifth Off SV3eans SXjrrsjfzvfr Cemetery Paving- Yon coach disannears vour lunirs t neau your uiroat becomes strong A euro is by placing 4 over tne cnest ono or Dr Aycrs Cherry Pectoral Plasters Fire Insurance License Fire Insurances B two ruks siw hastened CO Loan Liquor Bucket shop Hacks and wagonShows and other 540700 73255 T LIADILTIE8 3583 Sloelipald flla Cnsh Ctil 73700 Surplus Fundi n 42707 Ijupoaitn suUJeit lo ChctkL oji la not paid lutcret 5000 Unpaid Dividends 1ny net Aside to Dividend thin day t3leS2 91 wltluli u 700003 lC80i i7 47500 GKil SI UOJOO mxwio FROM- - ud lnc J O ATEK Mail I JUDGE LEAVELL ENDORSED Laundry Returned by county 20800 ToUl 31lCI2fl 25309 3fArEOFlCBNTU KY CilliltsTIAK fuc COUNTY Of 44895 WTiTandv Cashler of Cltvllankn bank loeated nnd dolnu buslneBS intlio city of Hop 6650 klnsvllln In nMd county belnisduly Buorn v 12 lo 25 Retaiion on Each Vehicle Christian 42275 A Resolution Passed by Church Hill Orange Dec 30 98 Whereas Buckner Leavell judge of the police court of Hopkinsville xur i ms iirying 10 cuiurcc mi- mvui 1a1t law of the state in Hopkinsville and I as his purpose is to prevent drunk enness among our people therefore Resolvedthat we approve his ef- ¬ forts to enforce the law and that he xleservs the endorsement of all good citizens including the members of Church Hill Grange List of Officers of C H Orange R C Gary W M J W Lender W O J V McGaughey V L F Hollow ay W S lien Owen W A S x- Disbursements Public school Street improvement Electric lights T Gas lights Water works Cemetery Work house City Hall 4 su L location named and not 6163099 rlHCWliore that lias noove leport is made incompliance vitu an omciai notice rtccivrd front the Secietarr of State deHliriiailnir the Slstduyot Dec 1KF8 as the day on which ibuoh report shull be made 994293 WT Tamil Laoliiir K B LoiliiTctoi 259669 A Tomon Director WT Tanm Dlretor 357822 Subscribed and nworn to before me by W 4780 TTandy Cashleron the ot dnj of Jan 1MI J j ah a in al Notary t ublic 40SO0O sa7 mat IheforegolnR report in nil rpspocts a true statement of the said bank at the losO of business on thoSldtday of Dec 18 to thc dmj oi ins Knowicuyo anu nonei ana niruier says that the business of snld bnnk has been 1 tiantacted it the and EP m 5t r 30229 80287 fell QUARTERLY REPORT or the- - printings Bonds Colored school ijp vj 8251 155 15 frJRrBf lsmFni0 You k n 1000000 The Bank of Hopkinsville HOPKINSVILLEKY 51st Interest on bonds Small pox City prison City Team Police Extra Police 537273 1 - 93788 At the close of business oti the day of Dec 1898 36665 m hj m U Adams W T Carrie D King W Secty J M Gary W G K Mrs R C Gary Pomona Miss Mattie S Bruing Flora Mrs Henry Boyd Ceres Miss Addie Brodie L A S FROM PADUCAH Comes M M Pierce W C Judge salary Treas Clerk iL XU fcA 1 7 j A U unsecured 449300 0crdraft3KatlonalBaniti Duefn m 48553 29069 RESOURCES Loans and DUcounff Directors less loans to Mli7l M Jn H7 Itf 22IU J from Statu 4850 DueBankcrsJ Batiks and nnkliiK Mouse and o 39998 Other Keal Kstate Other 50000 Specie Mocks and Bonds Illlnlis l2Mu6U fi 11 67920 ho22 12 31000 00 l600lo 300 00 i Atty n Engr Sexton Teamster salary Assessor salary Mayor Seven Couucilmen This Interesting Of News Piece Taxes returned All other expenses Charity W 36000 60000 36000 30000 20000 25000 35500 20700 30775 26615 W855417 Stamp Account Total Kxchanges urrenoy t Xor Ulearingj LI ABILITIES lMiitnu 0731 J fOoiJIl 25W 181fiGt71 WALKING IS BAD RIDING IS OHEAP This offer will only hold good for the month of December cannot afford to miss this golden opportunity to buy a 2ViooO oo Capital Stock paid In In cash urplus Fund 1750000 Deposits subject to check on w hlch interest la not liald lH77i II Due National Bunla t72lKi Due State Hanks and Bankers 10717 1130111 679 00 Dividends Unpaid Dividend No G7 this day 750010 rnnnrfed on what claims to be irood authority that Mr R C Wat I kins traveling freight agent of the IllinoisCentral railroad has brought It 5k Jan 11899 cash to hal 1307682 Jan 1 hand January School Fpnd 1898 cash on pipe in a coach Several persons Bank taxes due the school 663939 were more or less injured Mr 2997457 J Watkins most pf all His leg was Disbursed broken and he was in the railroad r a ijospitai nere lor several weens n Paid to the city on back debt is said he has never recovered from 1132672 the accident and has made three Paid during- the year trips to New York tp consult spec- ¬ school warrants 904293 ialists Jan 1 1899 cash to bal 960492 It is said that Judge Henry Bur- ¬ 2997457 nett of this city and Judge Jas B re- Garnett of Trigg have been 4tained as Mr Watkins attorneys Bank Tax Settlement Paducah Visitor Bank of Ilopkinsvilledue 1005045 City Bank 455018 fr BREVITIES OF FUN 189559 National Bank First Bank 4277 10 Planters A man umst want moucj bad when l1 lie goes to countcrfeitiug it li A 2137332 fY JJulIctw She is rather Bank of llopkinsville paid Inshly Speaking bonds 1050000 Bednd wan laced think you not Minneapolis Interest on bonds to Dec she h two faced Cth 9625 Joufflal 5420 Author after completing a new By Cash There that will make me City Bank paid in bonds 550000 tibook luie- - Interest on bonds to Dec M in immortal tiian ever nilc Blnetter 8th 4125 Ilasyour haby cut any teeth yet By Cash 893 fCl should ay so Its cut at leat one First National Bank paid tooth every night during the past six inbondbS20o4pa Cleveland Lender months Interestpn bonds Maw Tommy I dont gjt 1833 to Dec 0th Mrs enough butter for mj bread Kgg All light llj give you lea suit at Hopkinsvilleagainst the Illi- nois Central Railroad company for ti vstri frr r l uji 34uuuw jur injuries bumumcu 111 n at DeKoven Ky last accident spring The cause of the accident f was the blowing np of the hunter 1 4 85428 1 1898 due the 276244 130147 1070699 City Council1 City taxes for the school by city Donated to the school by year JSlCfl State of Kentucky County of Christian ss J Kilcrhcrsnn Ufuliier of Uank of Hopkinsville a Bank located and dolnc buhlness ut No 2 Alain street In the elty of Hopkins vllle In said county being ilulj sworn Ha a that tho foregoing report Is in nil respects n true statement ot the condition of the Hald Bank at the close of business ou the ilst day of Deo 18W to the best of his knowledge and belief and further nas that the liuslne is of uld Bank has been transacted at the location liamcdand not elsewhpreand that theaboe report Is made In compliance with an olliclal notice received from toeSccretarj of State des luaMiiK the list da of Dec ivi as the day on which such lenort shall be made J K MclMicr onCashlei Henry CGant Ulnctnr C li Bush Director U It Beard Director Subscribed and sworn to before me by J L Mefherson the tb daj of Jan ISfJ J 1radt li N V C Co 1 Total 74 Buggy Surrey SKXSS Phaeton or Jump Seat at less money than they were ever offered yon cent off HARNESS too i t k 20 pei Remember K Kiss Quarterly Report OF Till w PLANTERS BAN HOPKINSVILLEKY at the close cf business on the Ntdij Dec ISM alififiCil SLLiSooJfr wz s tiszrs -l b 2K - r- 0r i0r rsisr-sr-fl- s - v Ux ov nnBniutBiBiisnn hv i K UKSOITKCiS Loans and Discount lei loans to Directors Loans to O Ulcers afs -w fftw s lti3UJJ IJ 1 0eidraftecured UMinlrafts unsecured 1 v fl 4 74 11 lt Other real estate lBlilU Specie Currency and Rxchaugo for We have opened up a new ImpleClearlUKS 7a7057 Furniture and fixtures iW 25 ment house ou Sixth street ono of the CO ataoip Account ftl largest establishment m Western Total 1120100 Kentucky and art now prepared to LIABILITIES fin uieh farmers with anything iu the Canltal stooi lmldinin cash 1 SO 00100 implement line We handle the Hurplujfunil nooow deposits suDicct toelieek on uhloli Interest isnot paid Celebrated Parry Buggies KJ0 Oil Due State Banks and Hankers 21 9176 Unpaid dividends 217 00 1 Fund set asldo to pay tnxfs 17 li Phaetons and Surries Also carry a Hue from Na jiihI Hauksfiiil Due from State H links and BankeiH 1 11 BW li uirj 515 111 Farmers Attention THE-- 1- Of thelV3oayon Big Sale nothing lit Total 20133 12274 Pa the common housed0 caU Planter JfBank paid in cash 4ily has 1600 eyes Wiiat UJ you Johnm 189559 427710 2137332 Transcript Cash dlie the school V 960492 You are condemned to4 jisll hie yie city Judge 347190 ly 30roaiis or to six day arrest 4 That s live mayrs a day 1307682 t that rate and Illgo to jail Builds canceled during the Fliugcnde- Jjluetter Ifor a month year 27v00000 And remember Bonds outstanding Wise Father 7600000 nqt al ¬ this my son that the race is rr ways to the swifV Tlie Son who Gov Leedy qf Kansasluis wg ned Isliould has had some expedience say it wasnt especially in a profes ¬ the bill reducing- telraph rates Cleveland and placing- - telegraph companies sional sprinting race iJ uhder the supervjsiod ol a leader Court -- Boston Jink of tliatr In Jthink if iiRft house llv Isbouldboan oculist I STAlROPIfRVTrilfV County of Christian Jb lm D Trico Cashier of tlie Planters vBiiuk a hank located and dolnt business atNoIuMuliiHtin the town of Hopkinsville In said county bclnsdulj sworn says that the foregoing rcpoit Ik In all respect a truo state moutof tliofiondltlonofthei uld liauk at the close of business on the 81st day of Den 189ft to tho best of his knowledge and belief andfurthersays that thobuslness of said bank hits been transacted at tho location named and not i lsewhero and that the tboo re oit is made In compliance vlthnn otllilnl uollco received from the Sccietuiy of Stato designating the 111st day of Deo 1891 as the day on wlileh such Ulioi t shall bo made Jno II TilceCnhtr J D KlBfccllpitcotoi SKLTrice Dthctor Ira Smith Director Subscribed ami sworn to before mob Jno Barletlie0thdayof Jan lb 0 icjauoo lnrge assortment of PLOWS of every kind and make We soil tho Old is now onHB h Hickory Wagon the best wng on ket to day Eugiues and Separators When iu the rtity give us a call and we will take great pleasure in show- ¬ ing you through Respectfully the mar- - Goods are being sold at half the regular price in our stock excepted Gus Young t Neitr Court House IXIll STKKUT Yntrnan lJ 1Uiiiiot 111 V Our entire stock r Must be sold By February lraLSniltiN rXC Hotel Latham Hopkinsville Ky r 1 Cadiz county vyeeiw A Day In Trigg Several of the tobacco warehouse ¬ This splendid new Llotel beautiful ly furnished heated by men of this city spent yesterday iu steam and throughoutwith equipped electric interviewing- the Trigg lights and ice plnnt audttll othermod farmers concerning the em improvements is now open for business The tnble will be uusur passed by that of auy other house in the South Remitted the Fine We do thiSin order to make room for pur large and mammoth spring f tock So come look ami helpug malffi roonihv hnvino whfif vnn Znf t s I t v CS Some weeks ago JohT rferninsr a ILOYD WHITLOW Froprletor t f t Trie Kantl8faihaj bill sienis tof oFVisUaW f Clavksville t n v lined 80 saonist for lunning a disorderly house waas Scnveoter JsflKfHall bity scavenger jau be SAKiWA frx J b I j SSRS V t MM T TlisfSriJ Ml t JB 179 Kafl 211 5 i DM- iPwBiBl US ji WHS STCWlaK jwn- - JJ i it sft r v- srsc MMfN tv1 5 d WORlIS OR NUT v ai i ji it WAS NEW BISHOH misoiAb r w iirrnns rotw tn the 5v v mtiMWDiiniimiiiiiimiMmiiiiiiiiiiiuiiitinMi TItlph Waldo Emerson 4ad the Wood pecker Story V l rrt 1 wfii m m Tor Infants and Children Tlie Kind You Have kBff7i i7rtniTii7i ti in JfttaetablePreparattonfor As I Always Bought similating theTood andRcgula bng the S tomachs andBowels of Bears the Signature t InotNarcotic Hrrpa Stftl PtoflvotesDigcstionClieerFul- mess anaHesrconrams ncitner OpwmMornine iior Mineral fT illie i jsearexdUrsmazwmai JitlUSJtt- ffutnSecd AtxJmna h AV Cttriludifsr ntmn tion Sour StoirachDiarrhoea wormst onvuisionsrcvensn ncss and Loss OF SLEEP Tac Simile Signature of A ncrfect Remedy forConslioa- - Kind NEW YORK Jways M You Have Bough EXACT COPT OF WRAPPER MStt jgs jKresracE35ggsi53fe THC CCNTAUn COMPANY riv a woa NCWTOKK CITY If rfi KJ e r H TKFZTWiittim 1BB255 BUILDERS CONTRACTORS g I B AND DEALERS IN Building Materials b of All Kinds -- 3 i rv B LUMBER LIME ANO CEMENT I hi Give us a call when you need anything in our line DAGG tSiJMHI mmi RICHARDS HOPKINSVILLE tBaxjsKaumaxrrzm imuj KY CKVnT UA HlLLK 8AUBAWPOKD Iron Sci y Trcas MatiBc Excelsior Do all kinds of Laundry an Steam Laundry 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freoJ JBiirlil vesbcls of iho Amencnn r r wlrJli1 o- 111 RovTbcotloreNAIorrlcontbenfivvly vhaljnr fl nt for V nrfhfcin lhf Vftp I 5VblCHi vr r X j r aa neuieo tiiiDop or uie u ocefio or lavra niur romi narrow in ure ikjioirinriiiv oui pajtor of the Church of tin Er lptu Mheirtolsk o pr6Vjsions wasscantv any Ahhlwid boulevard and AdjtjmL jm fo medMivitl iat officew and for sick headacHe indigestion Uiicngo wns born in otum BrL 11 tjtf iMMaa men umuju iub suunuci m- nn rher wn years Epleca triltf- - thnw mouiu iurve crnfU Thegbvern malaria torpid liver constipa J cedar in which totorelhocrop cense rclOtijVthe was rector of nnd n lair alL bilious diseases for winter uso a hole for each acorn iMer mttit decidell that the revenue cutter tion and Tntvwm loniceiy adjusted as to size that when lir MorriROU wh0 is about 48 yeara Dear which had just returned from tno acorn point iorempsi is orivcn qa enterethe ministry when he was her uun iumtner tnn to the Arctic 11 1 iiiuk in ix ei so wcii iLi u ciuiuuii ue scarcely out ot nis teens liis ursi aio- - should attempt to carrj food to the -ii ins have too mufc drawn out without digging around it cate was at PeKin wliere he remained whalers and on November 27 18 He is much n n hisvstem Each acorn is thus carefully stored three years nnd he wu ordained there ft th decigion was readiedV rising perfectly protected from In 1875 by Ir0P McLaren His lot she sailed on her errand of mercy in a drv bin the weather a most laborious method It was planned that the Bear AHonrTlvcr MakMB Well Mn of jstowing away a ci6p a granary for should make her way north as far as Ara ynubjlioiis constipated orl each kernel Yet tney never seem to tho ice would permit writcs Lieut trouhiea with jaundice bick nemi- ¬ weary at tho work but go on so dili E P Berth olf United State3 navy aclui bad fostu in uiouthfpu gently they seem determined that in the New York Herald Then an breath coated tongup dyijfljiala every acorn in the grove shall b overland party would travel by dog indigestion ho dry akin pain in saved They are never seen eating sleds to Cape Prince of Wales get the back and between the shoulders acorns at tho time they are storing reindeer herd at that place and drive chilla nnd fev r etc If you have them and it is commonly believed it to Point liarrow this being the only any of these Bymptmia your Hvet is that they never eat them or intend to means of taking food to the impris ¬ out of order nnd your bloqd ie eat them but that the wise birds store oned whalers before ships could reach slowly being poisoned tiecaueeyour blood does not act properly Her- them and protect them solely for the them in the spring bine will cure any disorder of theiw sake of the worms they are supposed The Bear got as far as Nunivak liver storoucn or noweis ir nas no to contain And because these worms island The overland partv of which equal as a liver medicine Price 75 arc too small for use at tlie time the Lieut Bertholf was one sledded 800 cents Free trial bottle at- U C acorns drop they arc shut up like lean miles farther and collected a herd of llardwickB drug store calves and steers each in a separate more than 400 reindeer Then a dis ¬ stall with abundance of food to grow Ella Wheeler Wilcox asks in tance of 700 miles remained to bo K MORRISON REV TVTrt1 o big and fat by the time they will bo RoccnrtyTHEODORE liTnai Elected Episcopal Bishop for traveled most wanted that is in winter when the State of lofro All the crew of the Bear on this re- ¬ Life pay Ask John D Rockefeller insects are scarce and stall fed worms been cast with the Chicago lief expedition which was expected or Russell Sage most valuable So these woodpeck- - havintr of the Epiphany a year after hH to involve unusuarhardship and dan- ¬ church ers are supposed to be a sort of cattle- - ordiuaion his mature life and work ger were volunteers and now an- ¬ IO 3C J O USu 3 T raiscr3 each With a drove of tllOU- - bave been devoted to the interests of other volunteurwas fortunately found Bewa tho j Ttia i You Have Always Bouglit sands rivaling the ants that raise that congregation He preached his to take charge of the reindeer This grain and keep herds of plant lice for first sermonTon the flrt Sunday In Ad was Mr Lopp a missionary He and t in iU- - The parish wn then milk cow Ncrdless tb say the Story his herders drove the deer the 700 The huge volume oE water in th6 lievl1 In dclt ad hc nmlMp is not true though some naiuralits miles over snow andicennd through fitbekfc of the trusts ought to drown even believe it When Rraeon was worlc a country almost unknown and the tliem but Dinglcyim is keeping tered with entliusiasm upon m the park having heard the worm of buuin lje segregation herd wrs substantially intact when it p them afloat story nnd seen the great pmc Through his efforts thq church pros reached Point Barrow plugged full of acorns he asked fjutt1 ei ed and lu 1885 the present cdiilce The shipwrecked sailors had not Krlli riiiSIx Jlours to pump me I 6ippoe Why do wos erected and opened in Jleccmber of yet begun to suffer from lack of food IfistnsBing Kidney and Bladder the woodneckcrs take the trouble to that year There was a debt then of but confinementv and inaction had ritaonscs relieved in six hours by oM wuicl haB since bccn gradually told upon them and there were two New Great South Amqriciio Kidney put acorns into the bark of the trees For the same reason It le a great surprise on ac I replied The surgeon of the Cure The 22 years that Iter Dr Mprrison cases of scurvy that bees store honey and squirrels has devoted to successive congregation relief party soon stamped out the dis ¬ count of its exceeding promptness nuts But they tell me Mr Muir uithin the wnlls of two Epiphany ease and then established sanitarj relieving pain in bladdpr kidneys and th1t woodpeckers dont eat acorns churches represents a longer Incum- ¬ rules and made the men take exercise lioves buck lu male or lemule retoution of water almost Yee they do I said I have seen bency than that of any other Chicago Wfoen there was no work to be done mediately ff you want quick rj them eating them During snow- ¬ tliine in active service except Bishop Uicy were obliged to go out and play and cure this is tho remedy Sold by f storms they seem to eat little besides Cheney of Christ church lie has al ball U U I link wick druggist Hopkins acorns I have repeatedly interrupt- ¬ ways been an indefatigable and en The reindeer tided the party over vi lie Ky ed them at their meals and seen the thusiastic worker nnd hi success as a the winter The brave little Bear as well a his personality has perfectly sound half eaten acorns ipaslor hira 6trong personal love nnd was the first vessel to enter the Arctic Perhaps Canal Trustee Jones won for They eat them in the shell as some honor from his flock While other when the ice broke in the summer thinks Chicago sewage by the time people eat cggs But what about churches have suffered diminution of and she carried additional provisions it reaches St Louis will be eau de the worms I said revenues the Church of the Epiphany and a supply of clothmz It was from c jlogne I suppose that when they come to a wormy ha prospered nnd grown larger rapid- her that the exiles learned on July one they eat both worm and ncorn ly The church was organl7ed in 186S 1 5 that war had been declared and Hutr lio irnlkrdl Anyhow they eat the found ones and Hcv Dr Morrison was its fourth Manila hod been taken I whs a constant sufferer from1 when they cant find nnj thing they pu tor On September 13 the Bear landed rlieiimutiMn At olo tune 1 could was married in Chicago like belter and frofii theMime they to Dr Morrison youngest daughter of the late 91 of the shipwrecked men at Seattle wa it only wbh a crutch I read store them until they are used they Kevthe Swazcy of the Third Presby It hadhien ajsuccessful expedition in bam HuodV Sirnpnrilli aud begau Dr two aflir guard them and woe to the squirrel terian church He has five children Lieut Bertholf as- ¬ bthing it uut lelievtd thn I use of never every jSspect Iuivh ties I ttfi or jay caught steahn r cribes large share of the credit to beeu troubled wih rbeurftatisu since PROF LANGLEYS WORK the Eskimos and their legs HoodSaiapatila is the best medi- ¬ COW DEATH THE The dog toamused by Mr Lopp cine I over took Miss rteiD Inoram Becretnrr of die Smithsonian limtl- - the missionar- - was it seems the Drake Ky A Curious Pagan Superstition Still Practntlon n Waahlnton Interentsame that carried the overland party d In Arrlal Knvlaatlon ticed In Russia Hoods Pill are the only pills to on the deer collecting journeys and Loewenstimm mentions a curious The interest which the European Lieut Bertholf gives its record as a take with Hoods Sarnparilhi 25c superstition of pagan origin still powers are taking in flyiDg machines typical instance of endurance It It is posible that a little manly practiced in portions of Russia and n engines of war and the work accom traveled 3400 miles he tays drag- ¬ cow plished with the use of balloon dur ging heavy loads most of the way shame has stopped Hobson in his known as korovya smertj mad oscillatory career Or is he death and opachivaniye plowing ing our late unpleasantness with Spin over bad roads having only a few simply getting blase7 have awakened Uncle fiam to the fact roundabout If pestilence or mur- ¬ Kl days rest at odd times Only onedog actually successful nir rain prevails in a village an old wom ¬ that if an be constructed be should be was lost out of the team of seven and Seems as if all the things we like con an of repute as a Eeeressi or fortune- ¬ the owner of it As a rcMilt of this the other six were in excellent health disagree with us and all the things we dont like agree with us Dys teller enters the confines of the vil- ¬ awakening the board of ordnance nnd at the end of the trip pepsia lurks in most ot the good m lage at midnight and beata a pan fortification has appropriated the nun It must be remembered that most Thereupon all the women of the place of 25000 to be used in the in ves liga of the time when traveling these things we eat and digestion fol- ¬ lows the gratification of appetite assemble in haste armed with divers tion of machines for reconnoiterlng dogs get but one metd a day and n Of courte it isnt Natures fault of destruction in domestic utensils frying pans purposes nnd engines short meal at that They belong to Nature does the best she can and time of war Fcythes and pokcra tongs shovel the country and are so necessary to if a man will only help her a little Prof S P Txinglcy of the cudgels After shutting tho cattle in sonian institution has dcFigucd Smith - the Eskimos that it seemed reason- ¬ bit at the right time he may eat a matheir stalls and warning the mn not able enough that captains who bought what be likes and as much as he Dr PiercesPIeasentPeliets to leave their houses a proce non is them at Point Barrow should pay likes are for people who are troubled with formed The seeress takes olf her 100 for each dog indigestion Particularly forthose m dress- and pronounces a curse upon in whom it manifest itself in the death She is then hitched to a plow IN ENGLISH FACTORIES form of constipation The Pellets together with a bevy of virgins and a are quick ana easy in their action Working Hours for Women and Children misshapen woman if such a one can They are in perfect harmony with Regulated by Law be found and o continuous and closed Nature They effect a permanent furrow is drawn round the village The most important step that has cure You need takethem regular- ¬ three times When the procession Alter that been taken in recent years-- regarding ly only a little while starts the image of some snint suit factory legislation is in the general use them occasioaly when yoii need able to the occasion that of St4 prohibition of overtime for young them whenJyou have eaten any- ¬ that Blasius for example in the case of The hours in all factories thingbe diagrees with you They persons as may murrian is borne in front of it this workshops except laundries must would taken just or freely as you and take water any other ne- ¬ is followed by the seeress clad only in be fixed within the outside limits of cessity of life Once used they are a shift with disheveled hair and rida round of tho clock e g G n mi to G always in ravor p m 7 a m to 7 p in 8 a m to 8 ing on a broomstick after her come women and maidens drawing the The Indiana sememe in cases p m In certain industries but not plow and behind them the rest of the any textile industries overtime is poisonous food sent by mail is in crowd shrieking and making a feafs allowed to women for an extra hour try it on the dog- or cat Th PROF SAMUEt P LANGLEY Secretary of the Sralthwnlan Institution and a half on not more than 30 nights should make the ful din They kill every animal the P C A get waBhUwion VV meet and if a man is so unfortunate in a year but this must bo notified move on itself as to fall in with them he is merciless- - chine that has actually turned on its before it begins to jbolh workers and How To Ireveut I uenmonla ly beaten and usually put to death course In midair and it is said that his the inspector for the district Meal- ¬ the eves of these rasrinor women he invention has mt with the approval times must be fixed and cannot be In You tire peihrfps aware that pneti V1 is not a human being but Death him- - of several members of the ordnance changed without notico to the in- ¬ mouir alwaps result from a cold or self in the form of a were wolf who spector In textile factories there from an attack pf la grippe During At a recent meeting of the board Prof seek to cross their path and thus mnst be two hours restfor meals and the epidemic of ia grippe a few years Langley made some startling revela break the charm and destroy the heal- ¬ tions relative to the work of airships in other factories and in workshops ago when ho many cases resulted in ing virtue of the furrow The cere and It was due largely to his reoom- - one and a half hours rest in tho pneumonia it was observed that the was uever followed by that mony varies in different places and nendation that the work of investiga twelve Work may not be taken homo attack when disoabO Cbamberlaius Cough generally ends by burying alive a cat tion had its beginning from the factory at the end of the day Remedy waa used It counteracts 0en- - Qreely of the signal corps has hy any child nor by any woman or cock or dog Prof E P Evans in teudeucy of a cold or la grippo to experimenting with 1he young person who hasworked before nny chanre of the Popular Science Monthly resutt in that dangerous disease It benefit of Prof Langleys advice The as well as after the dinner hour This istho bebt remedy in tho world for When Priests Are Scarce inventor gives his services gratuitousbad cold and k grippoyi Every bottle lv nnd for the hope of no reward other Jast has been a difficult rule to hritfX viirrHiittd Por sale by R j Habd- maiivi It is stated that m tho cast end of jhnb for the benefits which may ai rue into force at first but a eood ist firms who break it have been prose- - widv uruj London there aro 20000 or 30000 to his country and to science The professor Is extremely conserva ¬ cuted and arc now conforming A Catholics who must send two miles Yankee Doodle may come to town tor a priest jp case of a sick call they tlve but is positive of the ultimate suc 31 Anderson inOhautauquan this year upon a load of lumber being WdrpiHr to maintain a resident cee3 of prncueal fljingmrchlne lie Asking the Impossible The lumbermen are expecting a would prove a teriiblc El8 nator P rT power and would also bean important gveat deal of prosperity It sometimehappens that when a A Question of Relation step toward the abrogation of wars man arrives home at abqut two a m Ja Sinus the dog stnr related to and his wife tells him to go straight iceiamier tnt pot wiiutiv 9 m navo hmm tsou Brs tho the pointers in the flipper con- Whistling Is regarded as a violation -- flhirtffffA V1ABA V1IA tflllatJon-r-- L A WJBulletin pi the Blrine law W Icelander Mail Vnil aV VI1H JIVBXUIV f pine nut harvest than the carpenter woodpeckers in avltmnn nt their adpriv harvest sava John JIUir in the At-anKc driljink holelin the thick corky bark of the yellow pine and in- - Ko sqiunro career t lie SKetch o i the N MnrrlTbood catfoiKinl Ulspwlicrrj worki httnler at his -i 1 cisr To thosfe living in malarial districts tWrtend journey of 1500 Miles Tutts PiU rtV-V i t- an absolute piluvuwu eurey iau Tutts Liver Pilh pjillo L- 1 Unc4-rion-frl- O T iL5t wfi Jbai worship I WIWM SA Wi W 1 w OASOHZA tA J M L ojktotiiiie IcntucHiaitl IJAT GA1TH12R Nf J AS WUSl GaitheK f TOBACCO liberal advances made on Tobacco AXASMMMMlMJMMtSkaMHDBMMM MI WestiataiwptaLMujjaaui AV 5 - dont need the doctor for GOOD CLERICAJ- STORIES Dean FREEDOM OF LONDON Distinc- ¬ LBfllWMISSLdNMERCHANTS every little trouble but you do need in the house a trusty remedy for times of danger Thousands are saved by having Little Anecdotes Related by 01 Enptand Pifou Ceremonies Attending the Grsat tion in England HOKINSVILLE KY Four months storage Free li at hand lllreleffls a certain cure for disorders of the Liver Kidneys and Bladder Use it at once for sore back furred tongue lost appetite and changes in urine or bowels It is wise to Sold be always ready for them by druggists 100 a bottle G WHKELEn H Faxon If l Tobacco Warehousemen Wheeler ij Faxon jfr Denn IifLfiuol Kiinnd has written a bool in which tlnirt aresomrj clcvei stories of hie clerical experiences There was a Aargei foi inetniicc whe was askpd bv the biiliopof Vakefiejd if he uotk id tjrai the ptdplt availed themselvei of trie open ch urqh door tc Yes ui lord repray privately kctchcel two ol plied the em at it only Mother da The curat ei oo are an inexhaustible fund of mitiscinent One of them a new one paid his fht visit to an old lady uho at once 5aid in broad York wier I Among the host of other things which Lord Kitchener has been asked to accept by a grateful nation is the freedom of lle city of London This freedom can be obtained in four dif-¬ ferent ways by patrimony the sons of freemen being entitled on attaining theirrnajority to be enrolled as a inatter of right by servitude or apprentices-hip to a naetcr who is nlitady a freeman bx redemption or purchase IftZ tu KS5i WM drM v- JFsJ Si IsoAlol 1 Oh Ptdb SSSiJ - kst XMSL i by gift conferred by the corporation shire Kh youre the new ctirnte Commission Merchants Grain Dealers nn aint ou AiYcs Well he said now yVr Firc Proof Warehouse Liberal Advance on Consignments con BUSSELLviLE and sts idod hen Ill loll you lint yei rotnc to see iul Hopkinsville Ky aft1 oi fYou takes Hint tfoJl tl ssils down reads mi a short mind i All Tobacco dent us Covered by Insurance Jf5 ARTISTICrj Recommended by Leading CTYLISH RELIABLE A A H 3 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country nlOci lass yer maun promise ycrll black mj Shoulders 7lJ boot If xprll no promise Ill uc Sides wed or She wouldnt he didn t 1 s- jhort It is this honorary lionorais- eau a freedom which has been conferred up on the sirdar The ceremonial of ad mission used in regard to the honorary freedom is xery old and ven quaint Sis citizens selected from the chairmen of committee on tic corporation give their testiinonx as compurgators to the xvorthiuc s of the person about to be admitted This That den llcbirt the formula Horatio Kitchener is a man of goid name nnd fame that lie doe- - net desire the fiecdom of the city when In to defraud the eitx or queen of mix of their rights customs or adventat but that he will pay his scot and b ar i r7J sSuch Yorkshire THE McCALL COMPANY t3Blo 146 W 14th Street New York i8p Fifth Ave ogi Market St BRANCH OFFICES MEN CURED iii Chicago and S- San Francisco 3 rtwwfs ssas gifflfcSSaHffiSdsa w- ni tjj il au plSfASES rtTCPiivYjys Nowfeathera Efeeswax S 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O Regular price for Both is 300 part of this to tho ti Send or bring your cash with ordei Entirely new and first cIhsh in al Hopkinsville t fXpfSS it- gSSSatfletS Ai WPTU ftVENU5 HOTiri LOUIStLt8 KY oad WhJstey Hablto cured at homo wlU out pain Boole of par ¬ ticulars sent FUSE Cjfe43iiHJiLijU5 iSSSI B1XWOOLLRY 1LD - Atiuutu ua Oflico 101 N 1ryor St jiestjHoteliuthe Htectric BlevaU TtKKCAIPBFIL Jlouag i C nCW mJmM rO AAtanierelvlnomlnal nrlce the New York Ledger 18 makhiK ino of the most remarkable Camera offers of tho Benson They are sending out an lnnnenso number of cameras to all parts ot tho United Stated It is In reality but JX JJ mmmMsmm Ssof 60 YEARS EXPERIENCE for tho Caruora with complete outfit for pho tOKrnphtnK and developing Send to da for full particulars regarding tuls remarl able of fer as It Is extremely limited The amerals thoroughly high grade and first class iu nvttry respect Itted with all modern Improvements and Is guaranteed as represented Address ZFiftsr Oents OAMEBA DEPARTMENT 1 Trade Marks Designs Copyrights c THE NEW YORK N LEDGER Y CITY LEDGER nUIMllNO rriuting Anyono sendtog n sketch and clcoerlntlon may quickly ascertain our opinion free whether un Invention Is probably patentable Communica tions strictly confidential HandbooHon Patents eentiroo Oldest naency for nccuiintr patents Co recelvo Patents taken tfiniusb lnnn tpeeuunoace wHnouiciiarge u mu anu rrenseH Air iiiut uru to be nway given NexrYorK Ledger Ledger Uuildlng NewYork H oud send DflVC inliuuJUr at once for spc IaI pre IH lulled Watches DUIO many valuable urtlcli GiHLS STATE NEWS John PerkiiiHa prominent Mar- ¬ shall county citizen who married ten days ago died of pneumonia A handsomely Illustrated weekly miatinn et rinv Hclrmttfldniiriitil -VUW yenrt tour raonim JrBranch MUNNCo3BBadwa Office 25 ti noiajnu New York Tjinrest clr Terms ti ft ueimuBrei u JL r St Washlnston D Judge John ijoOO S Power of Flem- ¬ ing county sued David Regan for Made At HAva Youb PnoxoQRApns damages for slapping him in WYBRATS NEW STUDIO No 580 Fourth Avenuo the face antl otherwise insulting him t in Three toll gates xvere destroyed Jendleton county The keepers lionisviUie WriiT HBVEffTU aCBSKT BV VBsy TOK80RIA- L- ABTI8T8 r t BUILU1UO- ere xvarned to collect oo more toll All but six of thti Sheriffs in Kentucky Jave settled with the StateAUdhrv The delinquent counties are Martin Cauey- Morgan Kndx Pulaski and Whitney all f rVtwXTrTfmlitva t rr lirid r ill hiiinir cril t il Jan t Mayiicid receixinjf the shaking up the church people say she has needed for the last twenty years The minister of the different Churches Wheat a haxe banded themselves together Corn shelled to run the tigers tut of the town tidea and Furs or place them behind the bars and Green hides 6g7c they are succeeding in their underGreen salted hides 7JiHOW KIPLING GOT HIS NAME taking The Court ot Inquiry Dry flint inTA which they have been holding has A Pretty Little English Romance by Tegotablea Rudyard Lake been crowded with witnesses sum ¬ Sweet Potatoes 80c moned betore them composed of There is a prrttj little story of Rad 70i Irish potatoes per bushel church deacons elders laymen of- ¬ going about It Cabbage por head 8Bc yard Kiplings name one might easilx is an odd name and ficers lawyers business men and ilour Retail iinagineoiiieromance connected with the better class of citizens whohavc Patent per bbl 400 il occasionally visited these tippling Standard per bbl 3Bf Rudyard Kiplings father was a dedens and fromtheir testimony many signer in the pottery firm in Staffordfay a tilintl tiger has had hiscyeis shire He was a cleer industrious B5c Clover per cwt opened Elder J V Hardy of the fellow much given to work and little Good Timothy 70r Christain church Rex II C Ro given to gaity He cared not a bit foi berts of the Baptist and Rex H 113ran retail the wiles of the country mauls in his Wren Webb of the Cumberland neighborhood but plodded along jive stock w i til his daily w oik Presbyterian church are the q There may iiavc Hogs 8 VJ been a pretty face peeping at him tive ministers who are seeing tha Sheep 25030C from his frieze or a graceful figure the work is done properly Ctttle S2503 50 among his planter casts but tltx were May field has been a local option ChIvop Ji0032o exolvcd from his brain his hunt va town nearly a quarter of a century Lambs S400425 not touched and this isthe first organised effort John Kipling ui the ficqupm of ollicers and people to rid the city NO MORE BURIALS ALIVE noro iiobsson luittetl with a whole guesEof Thomas Pindei enoi nieni of the tigers stack of unkissed kisses but he ipr of the potterx firm w ho had taken There have been The Chamberlain of the Czar Invents a known to eist at one time here altlidnt leave off a bit to soon great fancy to iheyouiia man Means to Prevent It most a hundred phues where beer Fate one dav in the form of uood Tetter Sitlt Ittieuin imd Kceinu Count Michail on Karnice Kai ine and whisk v xxeie sold worked a change in the l cks lie The The iutonso itching ami nuiartiug ilme Pindcr chaiubeilain of the czar lias keepers In art of John Kipling Mrs Pirder secure Government liceniucident to thcEe diseaseH is iuMantly compli Id a unions device tor the a licet illayed by applying Clumiberliins gave a picnic on lu banks of pievuition of living bin ml He is ses and risk the chances of being of water called Riuhaid lake As eonxincLci mat many people aie run in bv the local officers Eye and Skin Ointment Many veij n ual John wa one of the guests oad cases Iihvo been perniaueutly a guest who had reason to remember buried alixe nd has set about rem IN LIEU OF FURLOUGHS Jtired by it It iB equally eilicieut tlie picnic forexcr To mot of those edying the ex il So the follow ing de sciiption of the invention will set at for itching piles and a fnxorite iem present it was eimply a jolly peaant rpst the fears ot those whostpend theii House Passes Bill AHoxving Vol- edy for sore nipples chapped hrinds days outing To Jonn Kipling il was days in trepidation over wnat may chilblains frost bites and chronic soie o elayahove all dux for there he met happen when they are tucked u nter Soldiers Two Honths away in a certain person who ever after held the cold cold eyes 3i5cts per box giouud Extra Pay his tliqughts That ceitain person Above the surface of the earth Dn Cahys Condition Pcwdehs are was 3dary AfcDonaid a winsome ICng from four to four and a half feet pro Washington Jan d - At the op- ¬ just what a horse needs when iu bad hh girl whom John after a happy jects a tube at the top of which is af wooing married fixed a small metal box with asnrin ening of the session of the House tocondition Touic blood purifier and Together thrx left tho loies of day Mr Marsh Rep 111 asked vermifuge They are not food bul Kngland and xxotit to Indfn xhcrc lid The lower end of the tube piercing unanimous consent for theconsider mediciue and the best iu use to put Rudyard Kipling was born And in a horse in prime conditiou Price 25 memory of Ine little Jake wheieihcx the upper lid of the coljin ends in a ation ot a bill to grant to officers cents per package For sale by R C met lliev named their little box Rtid rubber ball charged with air so that and men of the volunteer army upon any pressure upon it sends the nil their muster out two months extra Hurdwick druggist xard N Y Herald through the tube and automatically pay if they have served beyond the Lack of Lime opens the lid of the box If Commissioner Randall charged limits of the Inited Stated and one The box thus1 opened a little fl ig months etxra pay if they have only a jauitor4839 foran office the mat A medical scientist is authority tor might have been worse Mr Ran- ¬ the statement that children and old is set fixing and an electric bell rings served within the limits of the Unit- ¬ dall might have demanded a round people Cshiecially sufier from u lack of ox cr tho grave and also in the house ed States This extra nav to be in qt the sexton at tho same time indi of 50 lime in tlie svstem Persons who a cating furloughs or leave of absence to him the g ave where the bell bituuUy diink soft xvntcr while they ipiriing It has been the practice to grant La Urlppo Hui recsfully TrcuteU may ujoy immunity irom c rtain of The pressure of the persons breath these furloughs or leave of absence 1 have just reentered- from the the ill1 of life expose themselves to so that in reality the bill only or the aacoud attack of la grippe this vein others perhaps quite as much to he to open action of the heart is enough sought to dodirectly what Mr Jas A Jones publisher of the lid and by a clever conhas here- ¬ 6aya Jlaid water helps the teem the leader Mesia Texas Iu thf avilcHl bones by urmshing nine trivance suflUient air to keen the mr- - tofore been done indirectly After latter case I used Chamberlains and i la son alive until assistance arrives is this explanation Air Daily Dem which7 is ncccssnrv to health Cough Remedy aud I thiuk with X Y Her- ¬ Texas announced that he no had Old persons- who pumped into the coflin considerable success only beiug in and tlbvclopiiicnt ald objection to the measure bed a little over two days against ten drinkbut littV lose their tooth more a reason days for the former attack The bill was passed he sec quickly than those who take Mushroom Poisoning ood attack I am wtigfied would bttvo able amount of drinking xvater Li pie been equally as bad as the first but or food products in which it abounds Wight hundredChinks are report- ¬ A correspondent at Rome of the for the use of his nunedy as I had to should be n part of the regular supply Lancet says that in Italy mushrorih ed drowned by the bursting of a go to oeu in auout six hours alter be poisoning is of more than xycekly ocr dam at Han Kow China can al- log st uck with it whilo iu the first furnished tp the system One of the currence from the consumption of xvays beat the rest of the world iu most valuable vegetables fortius pur case 1 whs able to attend to business pose is the yelloxv turnip or rutabaga doubtful or deleterious fungi among records of catastrophes about two days before getting down the lowest clnsles tob poor to bo fas- ¬ ForsalebyRCHARDwiCKDruggiht Death Rate tidious or ex en careful Notice If Senator Wolcott is the Adonis Of ltbOO000 babies 30000 are like C W Armtkong Extre c The Kniepp Cure Again of the Senate why should his neck- ¬ ly to die of accident 30000 by remote ¬ X8 S A AnMMBONOj tie be red Is his a beauty that ly preventable disease like consump C -- v j A new Kneipp has arisen m the per Alt persons holdiug claims nmfSi tion 120000 by absolutely preventa son of Pastor Koike who lwe a parish must be adorned that the estate of C W ble discaseA like tx nhoid measles in Repclcn Rhenish Prr de -y The ceaped will lit them Armstrong nron ta n ivswecini nains stiouiu ue laKen I with scnriei jevyr wuiy one number of his patients il ready runs erly verUied Hcoreliftg to m6 w lawcai or a iwn nip t vnsawiw eufL Max field K ¬ 1 Greased rain Clover per bushol Some of the most amusing toriof are fiom Halifax There Dean Pigou had 1215c nauua verger quite a character whose a venerable figure was Sagar 2528c with giay hair skull cap gown and I821e verger stall Oncd in ignorance 2Jcr the had married a man to his de S2225 ceased w lfes sister Sagar whuse duty it was tosettlothe bii incc6 about 26c the banns w as at once crosfe examincd 1818c Oh yes vitar said he I knowe d right well I knowed parties Bupt whx did you not tell me S3 should have forbidden them Well vicar it was just this way dc GOc One of the parties was 84 you see I says to myself 25t and tother 80 Loid it cant last long let em wed and bother the laws 7l8c his lot and Jo thex all say After he has made the declaration of allegiance to the liritih t iown the recipient i addreesed In the cham berlain and iu turn replu- - To clox the ceremonx tho chnmbeiiain pie scnts him with the box or tlie woid whichever ma have been otil together with an illuminated copy decoiated of the official rec oid of the freedom of the court Had it not been foi the fact that the oath of iMfsianee to the English throne is a ncccs- - ix part f the ceremonx man foreigneis of distinction would have been admitted to the honor Hut though the actual conferring of the freedom has nexei been giv2n to any than ui Englishman there arc erra caeson lecord during recent years of distinguished personages from other land- - to whom the freedom has been voted and an ad dress has been made by the chamberlain a copy of the ote being as well Thus while in strict siise these recipients have not been freemen of London yet in the eyes of all the honor ha been conferred in a great nieaure Among the names thus enrolled at the register at the Guildhall there are the names of Gen U S Grant nnu Geoige Peabody Besides these there are only two othei foicigners one an Indian and the othora Frenchman who have received the freedom of the citv of London On the register tiicie are names of many royal persons known to histoiy In the present century theie have been insciibed the names of the late prince coiison the prince of Wales the duke of Edinburgh the duke of Loniiauglit and the late duke of Albany and very recently of the duke of Yoik There - only one ladys name to be su n and that is thatof Marono- - litirdilt Coutt pre-cnl-- Favorite Prescription and Colden Medical Dis-¬ covery and two vials of Plearant Pellets Aftvr taking these six weeks I felt like a new persons slept welt and gained m flesh I am doing al my own housework and we have nine in the family answers She should think once for herself and once for the man who has chosCn her for his life companion If Bhe is snilerinT front a torUirinjr drax jring weakness or disease to prevalent witk her ser she has no right to answer Yes until her health is restored If she dots she will be wretched and ill herself and hw home will be an unhappy one Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription ia a scientific retneeb that cures all weakness disease disorder and deritiicnii nt of the delicate and im ¬ portant feminine orjrans It is not a curo nli but a medicine devised to correct tbie C one class of disorders and no other has accomplished its purpose in tens of thousands of cases as is shown by tens of thousands of testimonials of the RTateft patients themselves It imparts vigor an virility to the entire womanly organist and is the best of all nerve tonics and re- ¬ storatives It fits for wifehood and mother- ¬ hood It transforms weak nervous de- ¬ spondent invalids into healthy happy women I was so weak I could scarcely walk about the house wnes Sirs Matttc Scruggs of Was reduce Allens Creek Amherst Cx Va to a were skeleton I was never free from pal in the back and head and could not sleep at night I bought three bottles of Dr Pierce m WN jir sj some time in her s UfeAt CupM picaus la every wo and when that time comes ans car it is a womans duty to think twice before sl m man or neglects jM constipation woman wno Pleasant sutlers irom slow poisoning Pierces A Ona Pellets cure constipation httle Pellet is a gentle laxa- ¬ mild cathartic tive and two a All medicine dealers sell them No other pills are just as good Dr COURT OF INQUIRY War on Blind Tigars Hardy in the Fight Elder in vv I V T wipyHu ii i V Tfv 1ANURV2K tri yiiii ANOTHElTPBTfTlONr r li 5K l c ih 4 mi H Royal Powder Mokes the food more delicious and wholesome DOYAl OAK1NQ Sam Jones Will be Here Saturday In Bankruptcy Filed From Chris- tian County Week Yotl 4 POWPCR COM HEW YORK Louisville The Weather Ivy Jan 9 to night and Tuesday PERSONAL GOSSIP Mrs A M Walls has returned frqmjashort visit to Paducahfriends Misses Nora and Jessie Greer are visiting friends in Carbondale Spe-ial-7Ra- in saorning HERE AND THERE J Ills -- Dr E N Fruit Dentist office over Mr W R Bowles has returned Oity Bank Hopkmsvillo Ky from a business trip to the Pur-¬ Fowler have opened chase Anderson their new drug store cor 7th Va Mrs John S Bryan visited her streets daughter Mrs I P Gerhart in A fttt rlinmnnrin that VOU call bllV week AFTER A YEAR for the wholesale price plus 5 per Clarksville last Rhoden P Roper proprietor Mr eent urates b uondx ueweiers Courier Journal on Bale at Ander ¬ of the Sebree Herald npent Sunday Of v Married Life Beadic Green here with his mother sons Fowlers Seeks a Divorce Fine umbrella lamps and a few Mr Jas A Radford will leave to- ¬ other things at wholesale prices day for Breckenridge Colorado to Graves Condy Jewelers THE REV SAM JONES Beadie Green col sues for a visit his sister Mrs W E Pas to have more divorce from her husband George If you have a nice dress He will lecture in Madison ville Sat made take it to Miss Kennedy on Messrs Walter gjjand Lonnie urday night and arrive here on the Green and also for alimony They nave been married about a year 9th St Blythe of Louisville attended the midnight train Stuart Excell novelties still on hand funeralof their father which occur- ¬ and Mr Jones daughter will - ar- ¬ and she alleges cruel and inhuman Some Xmna treatment She states in her peti come and tako them at wholesale red Friday rive Saturday evening prices tion that he finally drove her from Mrs J S Givens after a visit of Graves Condy Jewelry his home DEATH ON THE AVENUE a week to the family of Mr M C FOR SALE One stalliou4 years Forbes returned Friday to her old by Re electiou WORK COMPLETED home in Providence Mbs Dr Ben S Wood Attacked With Pneumonia and t of Miss Marguerite Peters Miss Kennedys dressmaking al ¬ the End Soon Came Phones Will Be Placed Within a ways gives satisfaction Give her Louisville returned home Friday Few Days night after a ten days visit to Mr John Blythe died at his home a call on 9th St on Jesup avenue Thursday night Prescriptions filled both day and Miss Dora Leichhardt The work of putting up the noles Fowlers alight at Anderson Mr G A Renshaw and family of aged 57 years and wires for the Pembroke tele- moved to the He had been suffering from lung Mr B F Carloss has located Sinking Fork have near Church Hill this year to en ¬ city to live They have located on trouble for several months and pi one exchange has beencompletcd Cleveland Avenue about two weeks ago was attacked ana tlie phones will be put in in a gage in farming davs About sivfvfiv Mr W S Davison left yesterday with pneumonia which resulted in few Till January 15 1899 fancy Cbiua subscribers have already been cau be bought baked dirt cbep at for a southern trip of two months his death as stated above Condy GKAVts A wife and eight children five secured and others will be added in the interest of his house the Ma- ¬ sons and three daughters survive from time to time The exchangeGish Garners Wild Goose Lin jestic Manufacturing Company ueurnl iment cures rheumatinn iud The deceased was honorable and will be located in McGehee Bros R T Petree and his son store in the Miller block gia It touches the spot Al all drug ¬ Judge Mr L H Petree will leave this upright in all his dealings and leaves 11 tltf ging week for Los Angeles California a host of friends to mourn his ktes Do go and see how Moayons are A Young Man Died It is probable that the latter will - The interment took place in Hope- ¬ aelhng goods well Cemetery Friday afternoon Ernest Gilliland a son of Millard in California When in town call ami inspect our locate Gilliland died at hTs home in this reMiwlneH Wo Mr and Mrs I H Cayce new stock of druggists KELLY QARNETT city Sunday after a painful illrtess rwrry in stock just what you wuut at turned Saturday night from Union of typhoid fever aged twenty years the lowest prices City Tenn where Mr Cayce went F wler Anderson Brilliant Wedding at Pembroke He was buried at Mt Zoar yester ¬ t have his eyes examined by an oc- day afternoon The work done at Miss Mollie culist The Mght of one eye has To Day Kennedys dress making establish- ¬ been destroyed by a cataract and Tliis istlirbt ment is first class in every respect the doctor said nothing could be Mr Eugene Kelly and Miss Mary av your w jutlie limn Ifthe year to hud h put in Afton Garnett daughter of Mr Jno hnriiiyli oiiIm No one Who kikiwh Nothing excepted in the great doDe to restore it ¬ I J 1 Frank M Byars of Christian Sam Jones will preach here for commgjmcetipg county filed a petition in bank- ¬ the first time in the on Sunday morning January 22 ruptcy Saturday He has nd a sqts of any kind and his indebted ness amounts to 4115 which is1 owing mostly to parties residing at Elkton Todd county They are H G Petrie judgment in Todd circuit court for 2000 B C Por- ¬ ter note 300 W T Luck note 300 J C Russell 50 E note note 800 J H Armstrong Garth pote 25 J W Standard judgment in Hopkinsvillecity court for 40 The other creditors are Mrs Emma Edwards St Josepht Mo note 100 and Grange Warehouse Clarks ville Tenn note 500 yP- r Kim That every one tells you when you are looking for an ar- ¬ ticle in the fancy gro ¬ cery line COOffiCO And You Will Find It That is our reputation and if youdonVbd lieve it give ns a call for we have the stock and prices to show for themselves t AV s TURKEY FAT AND FINE FOR TOUR DINNEI fit 9Jt I differ H fyM A yu Cranberries Plum Puddings Fruit Cake Asparagus and everything yoi may want to complete a dinner fit for a King fer sStvy Im auk at Moayons ing on which i now go ChII and see our uew linr room Hotel Lath coii lete Hue of pine 111 e f I fine cgais toilet- - dr etc WIER ANDEK ON is to be sacrificed For the cash Moayons big stock Blaeksmiih dud W1 1I U k Simp A yu for rent at Bell Kn J HhLL Det irable dwelling giuia street largya id oliard and grass lot f S gunl nli s9l V 1 r W Ware The great sale at Moaons has Bargains 111 every de- ¬ Commenced partment Ladies if you want your dress made in the latest style take it to Miss Mollie Kennedy No 20 Ninth street up stairs ASK FOR cut prices on Watch Jewelry huc Holiday goodB Dont buy until you get special pneeh R C Hardwick TmtHeM large Mosler Htll safe JW3 condition cheap L M Cayce The mudhole in the pavement at the corner of Main and Fourteenth streets should be fixed as soon as possible It has been there for a month or more ho i v f v iv It fickets to Nashville at 2 85 Jan 121 good returning Jan 13th ac- ¬ count performance of The Bride win sen rouna inu Elect J M Adams Agent G irlmms s ji eilvei 13 rgBin cut glass HhwIih cut gliHH Holmes E IwardB sterling silver inlaid plated wn- - Rogers Bros pliiled waru Tow H Itfrtv lit ted ware All first eiHssbraudfl We By the wholesale hjuI retail jneid at wholesale pric to sell thene goods til January Iftth Graves Condy si IV N will sell round trip The Tj tickets to Nashville at 285 Jan 15th limited to Jan 17th account Morris Rosenthal Concert J M Adams Agent Now that the great rush ot the Holiday business is over I am at liberty to resume my optical practice aHud givo the close attention that is fitting of glftfibcs to the eyes and 11 Liti 4d SJUltW t Todd Farmer Fails Hicks Leek Russelh a well known R G Baynham of Cadiz arrived Todd county farmer has assigned last week to accept a position with The assets are said to be aboui l licks of the drug firm ot Wynn 4500 Liabilities not yet sched this city Mr Uiynhain isaskilled uled but it is understood they are prescriptionist and has had a long mostly security debts experience 111 trie drug business gicn He is a clever affable gentleman Read This and we take pleasure in recommend ¬ Stop jnnl iipien Nrw vHr wee Why Not Reduce Your Interest him to the people of our town know them ing ii CHI Up buntrli din fr brhl v aud vicinity Providence Rec rd We jiivjie applientiniis forlonsis on of Graves Condy iewolers next to Mr Baynham is a brother of Mr Announcement to the Public fHrm properly of S5J00 and upward Batik tiopliitiHviitr Iroin now uuiil F per T J Baynham of Kennedy and if on threH or sx yers JllU li lit Wll 1elnle DO i H W Irtebll We beg to call the attention of our ime Co Wactbb F GAnNExr at wliolHalepniei tli prio wepaii in Gracey formerly lived friends to the fact that we are mak- ¬ IuBtirHiicH Mud Fiiiniifiiil Aleuts See hear and heed ing every effort to increase our fir Rugsdale Returns stock our store room and our force Mr W E Ragsdak has return- ¬ of salesmen in order to give prompt ed from New Mexico where he had and perfect service this year to While his our customers in every line been for some months Our new store when finished health has not improved he is no I1SV worse than when he left home more than doubles our space for is taking the cele- storing and displaying our goods Mr Ragsdale brated Hunter treatment by mail In addition to our former force of from New York and came home to salesmen we have secured the ser- vices ot Mr J H Winfree and Mr be closer to his physician Lucian Cayce in the implement trade Mr W T Bonte will have Will Marry in Memphis of carriage department Invitations have been received charge our to say that we haye and we wish here by the friends of Mr Percy S made arrangements with Bonte to his mar-¬ McKee of Memphis we can have made to to Miss Johnnye Canon Co wheieby riage order anything in the carriage line Pearce The event will occur in promptly and exactly according tp Memphis Jan 18 at high noon The couple will at once come to this specifications We have just put in a Rubber county where Mr McKee will en Tired Plant and can put new rub- ¬ gage in farming near Longview ber tires of the best make on qld buinrv and carriage wheels here at We ask your Death of an Aged Dlvjne V r sro ana save you me rreignc Af G noine 7 Rev Paducah Ky Jan T and from the factory W Exall aged eighty five years Victor wheels at 50 will come as died here to night He was a re- ¬ a pleasant piece of news to all tired Baptist minister and was in prospective purchasers of bicycles the service here for forty years They are the best Wheels made and Several months ago he was para down to hard pan prices at last lyzed The deceased was an Eng- ¬ Mogul wagons are better than e er lishman and came here from Vir A car load of Colliers white lead ginia about forty years ago is an instance of the big lot pur ¬ chases we are making to save mr Caught in Eyansville customers freight Lester Lindsay the white boy We thank our friends for the lib- ¬ who with another prisoner es- ¬ eral patronage they gave us in 1898 caped from the Elkton jail about and pledge them a bigger stock place to buy all Mon ¬ two weeks ago was captured in better service and a more commo ¬ Kemomber your lipme shop ig th1Sn back to dious and handsomer place to trade uments Tombstones and Cemetery Work 1 buy direct Evansville IMand serve outt he balance of his sentence in 1899 to tho buyer saving you Respt at the quarry and soil direct The other party is stilt at large Bko pienses Fohhes agents commission extra freight andij othptf With Winn married at The wedding Pembroke to day will occur at the Baptist church at four oclock p m 1 The bridal party was entertained last evening by the brides sister Miss Garnett The young people represent the cream of Pembroke society and are both very popular with all who P Garnett will be D Kh iy or Iihh lHi work imie bv him in tiie past 25 yeiirs knows thnt it cHiiiioi tin excelled ttnd seldom eiihl tl Uiiving employed i u able iu Hs ihidut i 11 r ply on prompt woik fuilifullv perfoiined find th priie low for the eliiFBof work done Dont tnihtiike the place No 8 North Miiu street betwt en Hi iidursou and Jnp iV stons nearly oppo site i he curt In ibH M iy rmSMvM pivf fjff ifi- Slj ijMi fc y5JbSSJdSsJisJL j aaj r jHIH f H Remarkable Values il 1 Spring Mattings Our stock is very complete with UJlOUUWm 111 lU i LA fl the newest and best patterns at prices that defy competition inspectjonl m m GAMT SLAYDEN tw MONUMENTS KifrOlrgHi II HIVim II H i tf Vrt liwmjiu irtf f rt to 1110 luuo 1111 nlUimn iui M D Kelly Examination nlitl rtduntQ Scientific Optician No 8 aoithiaiu Eclipse of the Sun Lectures In MaJteortyiJt Rev Sam Jones will lecture in There wilt be a partial fcclipue of the tabernacle atjIadisoavjUeSat- - the8uuto morrJwnKotj visible in street petwetn aonqer HI v YOUk i ciS jO JUtOXTagP i HOBTsBHOWHi nfncuwvtiie 1 fl WMeWmWM mm Mjrljii LmbxJ iiv pji mM i imbhi

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