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D ttpKtogWtte HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY 1 FRIDAY Eiiitithtmt W NO 8 vi i ii V AM v J1 OltdQCI WlVVl p JANUARY 27 1899 VI POVERG OATS Mens fine Brown all wool Montanac styNh cut Overcoats Velvet collar made 22 euiFPRIC IK 1 worth CROWIMURN OUT SKULL CRUSHED Killed Ai Each Service of Ltlie Union John Cannon aMFarmer Ail At Tabernacle Meeting v m fc anc trimmed welljall sizes 34 to 42 to Many Accepted tliq Invitation and very cheap at 730 OUT TO 19 Mens fine all wool Black Beaver Oyerf coats sizes 34 to 38 best 10 Beaver coat t ever said 600 Went ForwardTo Be Prayed onWednesday Night For There has been no diminution in the attendance 0JLthe tabernacle meeting through6titthe week Mr Jones htfSSdBhvered two ot his cliaracterisUSmiseourses unh day and Mr StiiaiMias preach d ever y afternoon aT3oclbck On Wednesday evening- Mr Jones dicussed the sjiibjtict of sudden dedths and the addrdss was to some extent a departure from hi- - usual style At the conqlUSion of the ser vice art invitation was extended and a large number of people went forward to be prayed for The various pastors of the city arq faking part in the meeting the song sen ices aYe particu Â¬ larly enjoyable and a numtfer of new songs hae been introduced by Mr Excel The morning serviceycsterday was not so largely attended assume of the previous meetings IIoeer the house was comfortably filled and the meeting was otic of the best of the series t The usual very large crowd was on hand at the night services OUT TO Mens fifeall wool Black Beaver Overcoats long andsjim cut sizes 34 to 42 10 750 cheap at f 10 VCUT TO TO 700 300 15 Mens light weight Overcoats size32 tr36 worth 6 to 12 small I 20 Mens fine Black Clay Worsted Over coat 34 io 4 4 worth 10 cheap at 850 vCUT Alens heavy Storm Collar Black Irish Frieze doublo breasted short coat 34 to 42 very cheap at 5 18 OUT TO 14 young Mens Black all wool Beaver SO Overcoats 14 to 19 years very cheap at all 10 young Mens finest Black and Blue 510 wool Beaver 14 to 19 years worth 375 OUT TO OUT TO 500 750 Mens Brown twill Covert Overcoat to 42 worth 750 12 34 FREE DELIVERY Hopkinsville Will Soon Have a Free Postal Service Postofficelnspector W T Fletcher was in the city this week to look into the matter of establishing free delivery in the city of Hopkinsville His recommendation will be favor- Â¬ able and by July 1st the system will be in operation Mr Fletcher accompanied by postmaster Breathitt went over the city and located places for the 25 nviil boxes to put in There will be three carriers to start with It will be necessary for the council to make the numbering of The sys the houses compulsory of street numbers is already tem in operation and needs only to be completed and enforced The street names are properly posted The threecarrierstobe appointed will receive 600 a year and they will be required to pass a civil service examination ROW AT CAKE WALK OUT TO 10 6Q0 Vhe balance per cent discount on all of our stock of ovcrcoais ii we extend our thuuks for the upto date season that wo Our trade so far tbis season has been greater than any previous Railroad season This shows our goods were correct uud our prices right We got tmm our goods in at the proper time and our prices sold rhem So it does not to quire any humbug advertisement these days The people havo Jearned tha a well known these big advertisements dont always mean good value John Cannon farmer living half a mile south of lyjUjJ was struck and instantly killed Wednesday evening by a N bound freight on the L There is no humbug about it nor the way wo got it nor the way we sell it r Cannon had two sons in the Below are a few things that w have shut our eyes to the coot and put on our We will s 11 at thso prices a8 long as they last VN loy of the L one a a Job Tublcs iffiSupn hand and the other as a He had walked up the brakeman Childrens Jacket and PhiUb Hire1 30 doze n Mens and Uoys Linen Col t Kdly to see one of his 5 G 8 and 9 Theno goods i Cfl lars worth 15o and l0o each Iflp and was returning home and are worth 3 SI and So for i ou throwu out at per dozen about half way home when Mens Wool Mixt Half HiBri the Sizea 12 V2k 14 14 16 16 17 1U very thing you want for cold Op Chldreus Cotton Underwear Shirts lmifid weather worth 15o for d and Drnen nizes 16 18 JO iOn point tbei e is a sharp 4sk 22 24 26 28 30 prices 610 iOK irrufdfe ai hearing the train ap- Jdponottoluitml Handkerchiefs JOn a garment behind Mr Cannon lim enped eand the train passed jreus Black Cotton Mackintoshes Clrldeua Rubbars sizes 12 to 1f ww 1J price brosEIt- - tli n stopped back on the re fancy lining other houses 50e track and d d not see an uncoupled selling tlu m at 2 and 2 50 1 Cf Childrensfor 75c and Si 00 OC J0 Waist ri our prien portion ol tlu train that was run- Jeans ningwild a lew yards behind llis Mens fjuicy Ribiu d Utidtrweur sat Childrens 40 at Knee Pants ORa 1 33 and teou faced pearl buttons nize back w as to the approaching cars Shirts 85 40 12 and Jl worth Childrens 10all11 wool long Pant Suits and he was struck with terrific ages 9 and 12 worth 1 Kft f0c SEE OUR SHOW OC0 force lie wa evidently walking lvfU b S3 400 and 500 for WlNDOvVfor close to one rail as one leg was lioys Cordurov Knee Paut O OK cut off at the thigh and he was 9 Boys gray and hi own all vol- Suits worth S3 for handAlbum Aleltom OvertOts thrown 20 feet down an embankB1ys eoniely tailored sizes 14 lf Wei Mixt Buckskin OCp ment and his skull crushed into a 16 and 17 worth 10 for UIoibm worth aOc for mass of blood and brains The coroner held an inquest esterday but had not reported S3S2ZZ3 when we went to press Mr Cannon was a farmer about He leaves a widow 55 years of aire and four grown children two mar- ried daughters in addition to the sons above mentioned to Mammoth Clothing Hhoe Co HtByJSWild Section of a Freight To our mnny triends Trai n6nftr L ccN have had 1 J1 Best WisHfes rvl Merry Christraas sffi rtmd Sic What wq advertise Is just as we say I i CUf 650 J T WALL iiimwi CO Successors J H Anderson Co DEATH OF SAV1 SLAUGHTER Home of His mmtamm Expires at the w MmEmmMtMEmm We sell the G enume MMMiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiMnnMMUittMiiiii mini i mmiwaiiniim Brother-in-La- NVOICIN3 DUR ft home of his brother-in-laWeil near this city w Mr Sam Slaughter died at the Mr Jo 3 m m m yesterday STOCK yi tjji morning aged about 42 years He had been a sufferer from some throat trouble for several months and a few weeks ago his lungs be- Â¬ came involved causing his death as above stated Mr Slaughter was a brother of Mrs J M Frankelof this city and of Chas Messrs Slaughter Rochester Ky and Ike Slaughter of Louisville The remains will be taken to Louisville to day for interment THREE IN JAIL Tripple Kneed Leather Stockings9 for Boys and G irls Welhave picked out Ml Odds and Ends all broken lots of stock in Two of the Participants Fined By m m m m m m w y Vk aMFurnishin gs t Sip Shoe t m l and putprices on them that will move thetiiS out quickly We are 2 clean out this determined stock sot tf Sou will IVB Mone ByIvisititigwowr BARGAIN COUNTER i Hi Participants in Hondays Battle Behind the Bars Duringthe progress of a cake last Satur- Â¬ walk in Hubbardsville Leetind Leslie Shipp the two day night a difficulty arose between which resulted colored men who are charged with some of the visitors in breaking up the entertainment shooting with intent to kill Baldwin Will Bronaugh and John Williams Pinner col near Julien Monday were arrested and tried before were arrested and lodged in jail Judge Cansler Wednesday on a here Monday night The examin- Â¬ charge of disturbing ajpublic gath- - ing trial will come up to day A ering J3ronaugn w as nneu jp isy warrant was also issued for Pin- Â¬ and costsand Williainsj 5 jjand ner anddvewas placed behind the bars costs Bronaugh is suffering from abad PEMBROKE ELOPERS razor cut on the hip which he re- Â¬ ceived at the hands of some one in Drive Over Remember your home shop is the place to buy all Mon- Â¬ thefcrowd during the trouble As Popular Young People uments Tombstones and Cemetery Work buy direct to Clarksville and flarry he does not know who cut him no at the quarry and sell direct to the buyer saving you arrestcould be made The parties Mr Charles Wakefield a popu- Â¬ agents commission extra freight and other expenses are all colored lar young Pembroke farmerj and - Administrator Appointed ARJE Miss Carrie Simmons daughter of VVash of Wallonia Mr Gus Simmons of the same Mr E E H BROWN has been appointed administrator neighborhood drove through to of the late W E Rags Clarksville Tuesday of the estate night and 7th and Virginia Streets Hopkinsville Ky They Mr Wash was also ap Â¬ were married Wednesday dale pointed guardian ofsthe infant returned to their Kentucky home SHIP YOUR TOBACCO T0- heirs of deceased yesterday morning Judge Cansler Gant Slayden MONUMENTS I YOUR ORDERS ROBT SOLICITED i Overseer Appointed Only Two Pounds ap- Â¬ MlGray has been Mrs Qam Bailyof Logan county pointed overseer of Nthe Lacy coal is the motherofa road from the Crofton and Prince- Â¬ which weighs only tyo pounds but ton road to Flat Rock is as healthy and lively as any Mr- - C Ragsdale Cooper IAIN STREET TOBACCO HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY SH Co A WAREHOUSE Goebel at Owensboro To lorrow Sena- child COMPAKY llJ Drys Won Ovensboro Ky Jan 25 Tije drys Wdn the local option tor Wm poebelcandidatefpr Govcontest at iTnfejt Springs Hart tft ECOOPPR weuVoro Jernor will speak vin n Salesman C MPg P-V-Ll a to t tC VFfrtr 7 t l I mill iniBi i JM nfc Ti vft i I B twwir PLVXKT r T m t i iiv J fc i B f Thursday ThuPengine brokedown by He must tell his brides mothers last night and we were standing IIIglpnty in the- maiden name and be able to give A HopkinsYillnBoy on the Qjtlier for abpufc three hours before tbey majority of accurate information all around as g6tlt fixed and it broke again Side oHhe World cases Is Starva to birthplaces places of residences Hon pure and flbout 5 oclock Ihfe a m and they at band SI s simple It occupations previous matrimonial iti have itist started airalri w e could means that irl minm nrrnnrll rlf- - fit see plenty of sharks wjile body brain ilnfirmv Vjv Lte Continuation offfifthe Letter Was nerve bpne tails -JK s JS standing ustilj some of them and sinew are S improperly or loqked to be eight or ten feet long1 the Jaw has brought Written FroimHonolulu Already insufficient tlv nourished Improper insuf some joung couples into trouble ficient nourishment is starvation Wetied a beef bone to a rope and Last Fall When a mans bead aches it is because The bridegrodm to the hurrying dropped it out at back end of ship the tissues of the brain do not receive sufficient nourishment from the blood or re license office on the last day before coultlbee 15 of 20 at once They ceive inipuie and unhealthy nourishment found that he would cut an inch rope like they When a man gets nervous and sleepless it the wedding has Manila Bay Philippine Islands would a fishing line means that the blood is not properly nour- didnt know where the bride was ishing the nerves When his skin breaks Dec 7th y8 rJEDiT0lt1KENTUCKiAN ThursdayTiec Ut The faea js a certain cure foe disorders of the out with blotches and pimples and erup- born or what was her mothers We left the port ofIonolulu on smooth and we tions it means that the skin is being fed maiden name and the license clerk have been makinir Liver Kidneys and Bladder upon the impurities of the blood Almost fine time every known disease js primarily due to coldly has refused1 to sanction the 17th of Nov we hada good time itjs a hard matter for Use it atonce for soreback furred improper nourishment through the blood marriage during our four days there Hon ttSito keep up with the dayT of the tongue lost appetite and changes Weddings have been which is the life stream Di Pierdea Golden Medical tiscovery is the greatest postponed indefinitely and heart oliilu is stnctlv a religious city week and month oh loardbhip as in urine or bowels It is wise to -- ill of all blood makers and purifiers It gives vtt ousiness nouses ciose uv IV one day is just the same as thq edge to the appetite corrects all disorders strings twisted and strained to the Sold be always ready for them of the digestion makes the assimilation of breaking point It is not easy to oclock at night and on Sunday other with us I havent stood by druggists ioo a bottle the life giving elements of the food per Â¬ It It Was a sight to Us to see the na- guard since I left Honolulu I got feet invigorates the liver promotes secre- sav where the trouble will end to town early in the my MEDICINE CO tion and excretion and vitalizes the whole is only too evident however that tives come share before I got there was on THE DRJ HMCLEAN MO body It makes firm muscular flesh but ST LOUIS does not make corpulent people more cor- when a young man has left an elop- Â¬ morning with their train of pack three days out of six I have been pulent It cures 93 per cent of all cases ing bride somewhere in town to mules and ponies loaded with ba bu detached For sale by C K WikV Druggist duty with the U S of lingering coughs bronchial throat and oranges pine apples Commissary Sergt and we sell all kindred ntlections which if neglected wait while he hurriedly gets the nannas lead up to consumption It is the best of to - marry finds that grapes cocoanuts and wood Each kinds of canned goods wjd ginger all nerve tonics and restoratives QUARTERLY REPORT Kept by official permit all medicine dealers his plans are all frustrated simply man would have 12 or 15 mules and ale from 10 to 12 oclock every day OF TI THl I was taken U In February 169J with head ache and pain In my back writes H Gaddiv because he cant remember where ponies one tied behind the other The Commissary Sergt will be at- JJsq of 313 South J Street Tacoma Wash I would walk in front and tacnea to some regiment w nen we Pembroke Oeoosii Bank called In a doctor and he came three times He his bride was born he is going to and he saw I was billon but I kept getting worse I lead them We left lour men in get to Manila and if it should be took a cough so that I could not sleep only by become an enemy tosociety being propped up In bed My lungs hurt me After this one of the elements of Hospital at Honolulu two of the ar ours I think 1 will stay with him as and I got so poor tint I was just skin and bone istoni oiiAlKo I thought I was going to die I used two bottles an Ohio romance will consist in the tillery boys two of the cavalr this job beats walking a post in a At the close of hitsiiift Dee 31 1898 of Dr Pierces Golden Medical Disco erv and it made me sound and well It saved my life evcitement of the chase after hidden The Pennsylvania left Honolulu military manner Saturday We in Ieinbrokc Ky No remedy relieves constipation so family statistics Lovers will no with the 51st Iowa boys on the 10th signed pay roll to day we mustered KiSOKCES quickly and effectively as Dr Pierces of Nov and the New Port came in yesterday Pleasant Pellets They never gripe longer steal kisses or interviews They say we will be Loan 1111 iilumint lestf loam toIwailJrt Dlieuors 10 paid off first thing after we get to 1johh to Direitors ollieeM iiot t m they will steal family registers and to port on the morning of Nov 7n12 eluded RECEPTION TO THE BRIDE 3 8Ml 10 Loaiulu Olficeid exercise their ingenuity in an ad with Gen Miller and Staff and part Manila UliKFcliMtl i107i9 Ouirduifl i n ji Sunday Again wesighted the is- Â¬ Dm- trom Stnto JlnnkKitnd Bunion venturous chase after information of 20th Kansas regiment 4510 Wl It brought mail for us but it w ill land of Legon this morning and we Banking Iltinsi antl Lot Cordial Welcome to Rev and Airs It is going to be thrillingly dra- Â¬ MtKO0 Mortgage4000 00 OtherStocks uiid Ponds matic and exciting- but it will be not be opened till we get to Manila are now going through a straight Sik pIo 41JXUJ3 W B Kendall at Waco J J 17 oo Honolulu has a fine band of about between the Legon an Camigun is- Â¬ Uurriiipy r ianis surprising if young Ohio does not feObl OthfrIIm curried its Cash 000 oo lurnluucniul Hxtimraise a protest which will make 80 instruments They came down lands on the left The following account 01 a recep to wharf and played about two Total 71011 Monday Dec 5 We came in tion to Rev and Mr- - V 13 Ken the next state legislature tremble MvimriiKS in its shoes when it hears the de- Â¬ hours for us They played Dixie sig ht of a vessel this morning- but uall nee Florence Kites is trom a 10OXO0 Capital paid in in t uMi as we pulled out There was a could not tell what it was mand for the repeal of the law Vcwil uidIuhflock 7WO0O Fund Waco Tex paper to check 011 hlrh jjreat crow d at the w harf to see us be in sight of land now iintilwe get DeiiosiiHsiihjrct paid Chicago Record 20112 Interest Is not There weie no cards issued and Duo National Bnnlo leave port to Manila t and yet more than two hundred paid We made a good impression on Thanking the Women Knukcrri rics tn This is a fine morning Dec 6th nill rediscount d their respect- - to the J G Kendall i ooi Â¬ 200 0J The senate hai passed a resolu- Â¬ the people during our stay in Hon- and we expect to reach Manila by Fund toriayTaxp- Ipeludlng IJ5 home n Tuesdav afternoon where is quiet to night 2 oclock The sea is calm and ev- Â¬ Unpaid IHvldemU i aia no tion tendering the thanks of con- olulu The sea percent this day the voting- son of the household Mr a few of the boys are sea sick erything quiet S7UfilI Total William Kendall was spending a gress to Miss Clara Barton and the but or They say we wilt make The chief steward found out some state Kentucur county of of liriHtlau mDe KUitltf few das with his voting- Kentucky Red Cross society for their services again nail Uaehler lembroke r the trip to Manila in lGdayb Fri- Â¬ way that the cooks had been feed- Â¬ poit Hank a llnnk located and d ing bride before making their final stop in behalf of humanity during the In tin town of Pembroke In Hald county day morning Everything calm as ing some of ii v and he says he is bflnKdiily sHorn hvm the foreolnir Report Beneath the environ late war and several similar or- Â¬ in Tvler nil ivpectHntruoKtatpnioiitof can be 12 or 15 boys still sick we going to make it warm for them IhIii vf Hie said Hank at th elao oftltecondl IjuhIiids Hon rjieDts of all that was beautiful in ganizations for the relief of the on theSNt day of i cc iM w the bent of hl cant see a thing but water of them before the knovtledifKnd lllef and fnrthcr iayii that art and nature there lay the con- Â¬ soldiers think they are entitled to Our grub is gettiug pretty tough They had one the butiini of lias en transacted The Red Captain of ship this a m at the locationsaid Hank and bf elsewhere not named sciousness that loe was the key the same distinction mado Saturday Everybody is havinga but lefrhim off will have the other anil that thobtove report Is receivedlnfcompll anrvwlth an ofllcial notice from the Love prompted the Cross society is not a monopoly note of it all MaiiMleidBiiHlInff the HIM day of big time playing games except the one up to morrow We are now in Secretary ofas IKvM wooing1 and the winning- of the any organization for the relief of Dec The sea han Manila bay and in sight of Manila shall be made the day on which suchiepprt few vv ho are sea ujck sweet woman without whose pres suffering being entitled to bear that KustlceA Hall Cashier We expect to and Cavite We are now anchored been calm all day R WiOowner Hircctor ence the affair would not have been name and to protection in foreign VVVV Garnett Ilrector overtake the transport Penn about about a mile out in the ba from J M William director love prompted the nearest and land unper the Geneva convention Piihscrlbed Hidtworn to biifoiv me Monday as we are gaining about the city We will have to stay on tire A Hull 7th day of January 18a by Kus dearest friends of the familv to There were several independent three knots an hour on her I J JroanNot fubOCKy board of ship for about a week un- Â¬ make all the preparations and branches of the Red Cross at work made a trade for three of us to get til they get ciunp ground fixed for T love prompted the heart grasp of during the war but Miss Barton our meals from the cook of the ship us Manila has no locks so we will is so well known over the world the hand and the sincerely express from now until we get to Manila have to unload our lighters ed good wishes of the two hundred that her society comes to mind and we expect to live high the bal Â¬ There are 12 or J5 transpotts who laid their cards upon the sal when the name is mentioned ance of the trip The rations of the here right around us and there The next most prominent was the vers ol petite Master Harold Gooch chute are getting awful tough must be 30D vessels Dewey s ileet or Mii s Mildrtd Smith and passed Womans Relief Association of New the beef is not lit to eat is at Cavite There is an Englibh into the parlor to greet the proud York of which Miss Helen Gould Monday Yesterday was a fine man of vvar near us and also Ger- Â¬ Bishop was the moving spirit Â¬ mother and husband and Mr- - Wilday and the water smoothe and man and French vessels Manila Governor Roostwlts The- - Rousrh liam Kendall the bride of only a Potter was president of the Nation Â¬ Riders iHiiHtrated serinl and till The Massa Â¬ the nights are fine Moon shines is a fine looking city from the bay In this room there weie al Relief Association few das his otlier vvir writings as bright as day We have not Twobpys from1 the 14th regulars also as assi tant hostesses Mr- - chusetts Volunteer Aid Societv had an thing of the Penn so tfar came to see us and they say that Robert Louis Stovensond LeUorf seen Ilcnnie Ham on Miss Marghetta itst headquarters in Boston and uever before published oililed by there were -- ocieties in nearl every We are getting plenty Lto eat now some of the outpost i guards are Williams of Kentucky Mrs K A Sidney Colviu city and in man to t lis for the aid and just as good as we coud want killed nearly ever night around McKenny Miss Halite Hat isun get coffee tea or chocolate anddes- - Manila Richard Harding Davib StorieH aud i Mrs ICmnia Humphreys Mr- - John of sick and needv soldiers which did great good and representatives sert like boarding at a hoM They say we will have to go to special articles Ab McLendou C West and Mis We passed over the fighting right away Wednesda Our captain Rudyard Kipling Heury Van Dyke Bevond was the tsta ot piettv in congress from their respective William Allen White aud many think they are entitled to the meridian or internationil date lined us up this morning after they gPls the gioup being Misses Liz localities line last night and so we gained a had talked with officers of 14th olhr Short stories a- - much credit as Miss Barton zie Speight Margatett Kendall ju t Bills have also been intioduced day jumped from Mondav to Wed Â¬ regulars and told us all they had Geor W Cablri ntvv fierial story Lolabel House 1aulineCarrington and some of the bos could learded about Manila of NevV Orleaus Natives The Entomolo Georgia Jenkins and MeKenny In tendering the thanks of congress to nesday not see how we could do that The came out to our ship with all kinds gistr Illustrated by Herter the refreshment room Mrs Minnie several individual philanthropists not so smoothe now 4t V of fruits which was verv cheap Senator HoarB Reminiscences IUuh King- and Mrs Homer Wells pre and nurses including Miss Gould seals Thursday 24th The sea is rugh The doctors on board made us a trated sided at the coffee and chocolate Miss Annie Wheeler daughter of Miss Chanler Miss and it looks like it is going ta be fine talk yesterday telling us how Mrs John Draws Stage Remiuincen urns while Misses Kendall FJattle Gen Wheeler we are in sight of transport to do and what to eat to keep our cos Illustrated Arnold and Humphrey- - acted as Anna Boulign and several others worse and this is Thanksgiving health They advised us not to Â¬ Penn daint little waitresses to serve a whose friends have interested them Joe ChaudlT H rriH iihvv eolleutiou we had a good Jinner tytd eat fruit three course lunch These three selves in their behalf Miss Barton day of Stories Tbe Chronicles of turkey and chicken and Lieut Pat Jt is hot as can be here The Aunt Minervv Ann rooms ran not with trailing- vines had the unusual distinction of being ton canned peaches to the Pennsylvania got here easily this stately palms and cut blossoms in- mentioned in the presidents mes- - Co set up course I got and of sliare a m Dec 7 The Newport got Qs short ferial A Sbip of Stats ni deed their was no vantage spot We passed the Penn to night atj8 here with Gen Miller and staff Robert Grants Search Light Letters its evidence that an t but what held Comninu SeuBe Essays- In North Carolina sjtjj oclock about noon Deweys flagship came affair of more than passing- notice Sunday This has been the rough- Â¬ was in progress The entire after- - The legislature of North Carolina est day during our vox age 1 is over to Manila this morning There Sidney Iviiiieis Musical Impressions have been lots of1 boys out to see nb noon was consumed thus pleasantly is preparing a law to disfranchise impossible for a person to standon to day They are awful strict on CD UU1W4 The Seven Ages ofso the colored voters of that state and Aineiican Wonjau uud other nofar those who called and uouoiv feet Several waves warned them around the city They shoot tnlile nit features by other- artists G Kenndall and Mr the ingenuity of the democratic his for Mrs J over hurricanedeck and several of one every now and then for going to and Mrs William Kendall who leaders is now being exercised to the bo were scared thinkngthe sleep while on his post I am vvell were thus reminded that in their accomplish that purpose without The full illustrated prospectus iu ship w as going down some put Von happiness their friends coveted a interfering with the constitution of life preservers and some of thenoffi never felt better Morris and Tan- - eluding descriptions of the abore sent free to any address a share and that this the firstmar the United Sates Several of them cers were about as badly scared ab dy are well have been to Washington to confer Lannks II Hucuins ringe in the family should receive The inngHztuu is S3 00 a yeaf 25c a in con- the boys Two or three of the bpys CofK IstTenn U S V Ma- Â¬ nuiiiher bo marked a recognition of appro- with democratic leaders oue jbOy nilla P 1 I The sweet unaffected gress from whom they have re- Â¬ tell and hurt athemselves bation CHARLES SCRlBtfERS SONS lell and cut gash in his head ceived some valuable suggestions manner of the young bride won all f3 159 UKTH AVE NEW YOIIK about four inches lomr he is in the A move is on foot Unconsolidate o hearts and in her Texas home Senator Cattery of Louisiana is the hospital now Several times a lot Zittel find Searcy pottery plantsthe at Waco especially sfie has already reputed alithor of a scheme which oi us were on ucck ana me ship Waco near Richmond s endeared herselt to each and every provides an educational test but would rock so that we would slide j one who met her on Tttesdaj after Â¬ exempts from that test all voters from one side to the other and tit A man calling himself Robert whose ancestors vojted in any of noon the United States of the union prior would be all we could do to keep Smith is in juil at Richmond for atÂ¬ Hopkinsville4Ky Ohios Marriage License Law tempting to pass A forged check jm to Jan If 1867 when negro suf- from going overboard f young people of f he state of frage took effect As no negroes Monday Last night was worse two banks The Tins spleutlid uevvHoleJ beautiful Ohio are evidently going- to be in voted prjor to that date this ex than ever we could not sleep Some ly furnished throughout heated by v lo cant get 4 nickle steam aud equipped --with electric The btjy need of sympathy before the year emption will enable the literate ot the othcerb got up and put on life H This present month a White men to vote and prohibit the preservers and went around calling from his father can ahvayscoaxone lights a ml ice plant atid all bthermod ended eru improvements is uow open for state law went into effect regttlat- - illiterate negroes the other officers telling them the out of his mother business The tuple vvill ba unaty ingrthe ibsuance of marriage li- was going to sink bhip feeavenger parsed by thutfpf adpother house jn P cenlesiand according to that fn- - JdeHolden who was shot by Newt We passed Byrdg Islands thisev J T HalJ cityr ueavougei tiuu btr tue ooutn uisitorjal qnd oppresbive measure Ruddle nearWingoGravetf county mlng and there was a lare Vol- - mtsha by telejbbpne Ht v T tim KHTUW J pBlitlirll J1 4 A IXOjD wAAi PrflpWtor canrt on oneof them a jouujf man noTappnejiJ lor ucii died from thti Injury At i KftdEIS9 rounded AK- jjrc n cirut sat the KinuH 01 j ejaruingiiini- imorrmuionr tiftoTs df thou fends of men self his bride their respective an- Â¬ who are well tecedents and their family histories to do and ur- v Kia MT nft a rva t io a ji Ji miioi ij till yuuippcu KC ml i MAN1IMETTBR ion down the side wej an in awrtit three mile ot V and could WJ the laVa running t HLiSETH r doctor ft but every littlfc trouble trusty you do need iu the house a remedy tor times of danger Thousands arc ISjivtd by having Y OU dont need Ihe - or THl Farmers and Merctapts Ban AL4 W3MUR0KErCV on 3lst day of December iju rbsEkmqeSm OrerdraHp nunfiiwd JJtta from JNutionaJ 3 H8 tff Hanks ttiiM Lrrtt from B tn k 8 aud 2 0yi 1 Buukerri Spnei 8n8 8i 2 038 00 Curreuoy E x oli Hugo fdr CieHringH v lit tha elo e of bUfitiH the thhip MMms likUAff ihiirK1iM DNcbiflitiii lO nH to Dm ufo i AttiJ r Icfl4 I JSll 892 9 Pil 7 1 4 813 GO o 910 211 Ottitir jteiirnWrried zp w on Cash m va 3 Furniture undEixtureH XilABlLlTIES Capltnl Stock paid iu in C 1 cuhh 15 000 0rj 617 43 j Undivided proiitsj- Deposits subject to cheek on which interest is not paiil 31230 743 6 2U1 Due Natioual Bnfkfi Bills redifcoiinted 16 511391 OO CQ 17 11 State of Kentucky Vlntenrtf Pnillimif rtM iivnii ui Farmers ami 111 viiniiiaii r T D Jdinosou Presdeuf of I tloiK business ou Miiu street the ton of Puiubruku in said county being diiiy sworn sats that v 41 r ii Hit- njiryuin djurb IS iu tin leopucin il 11 4 1 Merchants Bak the1 Jocated i j u 1 t 1 J R Peah80N Directors Subscribed audBworu to befdAHije T D tamesod the 7th dhy oET January 1800 J W Cross NJ irr 4KA V tue saiu tiatiK tit tne close 01 DusinepB ou the 81st day of December 1S13 to the best of Ins knowledge and be lief and further says that the busi liens of said bank has been transacted at the locati n uamed aud not else vvhero and that the above report is made in eompliauco with tin official notice received from thb Secretary of State de8iinlatinr the 31st dav of December 18i8 as the day on which M huuii rupon niiuii oe maae T D Jameson President Iraao GAitnOTT Director R T Chilton Director j inif riiuieinoiii 01 1110 eotuiiiiou 01 IhihI-iie-i- ii avrtTDY cr mkxm pjc a JU44 Jl racnnnrn or tue OF BANK LAFAYETTE H at closa of buaiuesa on the 3iBtday of Debciubertxtte8 RESOURCES Loans and DiscouctB less loatiBto Directors 10 419 80 VV SCRIBNERS MAGAZINE FOR 1899 CvarAriltta liniiiiiiirl viuiuiiia uuocvuicu4 Due from National Loans to Directors not iucluded Loans to OlucerB UrtnKS officers 1026 67 1 550 00 IflE tvy t l UU1 tM JS Dun flll Punlr ers 2200 79 Duo from Trust Compauies 2 334 55 Baukiug Hotibe aud Lot opecio j oao 10 Cuir3ucy 2 831 00 TtutllU from Stata Ti5r7 Ol 5 1 500 100lr 00 i 11 Ex en a ni ea for OleirtugB 1085 31785S S23 571 62 L1AA1L1T1ES Rills 7s f cash 50 per ceut 5 7 500 00 j Undivided ProfitB 100 01s Deposits subject to cheek on which interest is not pain 15 77161 kJUJKW iaiv4 111 III j lK 1 vvttpmu fliunnnlifufl o7 Furuiture aud Fixtures STATE OF JIENTUOKY Paid oiock nut XV rw lfi S7 500 00 1500 00J S23 571 62 M County ok Cuiustian f i Ii d Carothers President of the Bauk of Lafayette a Bank located auti doing business on Main sreetj in the town u Lafavette in saida county being duly svypiu 8ayn that me joreguiug ivepurt is iu en respects a true Btatemeut oL the conditiou of the said bauk at the close of busi- MDQD Mtl ffl4 Mlol r1uT to thebeat of hia knowledge ud penei unuiurtner says that the 01 meBs 01 aiuu jjuuk inis oeen tnj iiuieu ni iuu jocutiou named aun tie elsewhere mid that the above reportj is uiaue in cotupliance with au of ficial notion received from the Secre 1898 tSll V rt TnAnmUnM Of StlllH lleriiD iiiif tier tlid f Hotel Latham day of December 1898 as the day on wiucu sucn report snail lie made RJ CAnOTnERs President c lit J Locker Director Ed R Boqaiid Director tlENhy M Massiu Director Subscribed and swoin to before mo oy it j uirpthera President 7thday of January 1899 Henry M Massie IV P C Cofl T nlcfJ i W W GftAY TOftSORUL ARTISTS ELB BniLDlNO 4 VWEST SEVENTIFBTBEET Clean towels and everything firit J Give us ajcnll kl ill MtfflBJi in ib JmHiMlt rT iittim in I 1 ufhtup 3 i0 brlnjr you wealth w U Vii J Aymriviioi autiroi rr r niijiyunrfioomNapi mi iiium 10 patent rroMoiyouriqeavrine UAWTCh r lor Write JOttN WKD11 i r tikir M ijwo pn offw WI SF AS PAYABILITY the s Tbll Pdsrlble lbfl of thft Low Steamer Moheean rV fiiol thnL Ihft trial vmmmmwm 3bufgefitf liiffle of gau IFSH ri u KnKPWBH r triers compass is nbovo all thingsitnersim- Eitive instrument reisers itpfeculmi- ty Jjablo to tliote guddonSJnU capfiwwua cumigtsrui wiiicu mmi uuyigu p Wa can gneak from rfpnecMind toJhcJrwrrOv If sjk ofliriliiV ncrliaris fls perfect ii nrodtictidii us the hirii -- d it p scicmmc skin am i tnc most uun fclfiinccliunicai iiianfpulation can at- jfipt and yet At a critical mcinem ilhv pliicria lievrinr himulti fnrp- Pifl fliAvntrnrioe rtf ife Innflincra mm lead tag moStftxpenenCeu seamen into litter disaster If aa ha been said there should cx isWn the vicinity of the Manacles pfoHgd and uncertain magnetic field jflrose influence vessels have at times becii quite unexplicablv drawn lailes out of their course then tho terrible loss of the Mohegan might well be explained by this hypothesis alone and it should be borne in mind iiiat this suggested solution of the Jirystery is strengthened by a refer- Â¬ ence tothe case of the Palmyra lost oh the Manacles on March 14 1885 Here tho commander Cant MLiuofF was steering a he heLievea due west after passing the Eddystone and thought he was somq dozen miles off tho Manacles and four or ra from tutf Lizaid tthen his ship struck the fatal rocks But there are other causes which way separately or conjointly with the Supposed magnetic field in the vicin Â¬ ity of the Mdhogaus loss have con Â¬ tributed to disturb hcccoropasscs For W3tance we are told that tho ves- Â¬ sel had recently undergone extensive alterations If in the course of ea- Â¬ rning out these any considerablehani ncering of the beams or plating were necessary then that part of the met Â¬ allic structure may have had its mag Â¬ netic polarity interfered with even to the point of reversal If such were the case it would he interesting to know whether Uie compassesere rArgjustecl to meet the altered condi lySns hefore the vessel proceeded on her last and as it proved calam- Â¬ itous voyage Again there isthe pos Â¬ sibility of compass deviation due to the preseuce of the dynamo whose laTge external magnetic field would probably be tying dormant until the lights tere switched on perhaps only some hour or less before theMohegan Such a deflection would of Sre vary steadily that is witli jjuf oscillation of the needle directly as the number of lights turned on In the experiments on the Royalist jine wire from the dynamo was led M under the standard compass at a dis tance oi 13 feet the return Deing separated only five feet from it With these conditions it was- observed that a current of about 100 amphcreq caused a deflection of eight degrees re- Â¬ in the compass which indeed solved itself into an excellent dead beat gahauometer the deflection iucreasing and decreasing without os Â¬ cillation for evory variation of the Lhc comuass k Wv it the Jtbhe nairlngfallwdo What the riff rtff of the steerag nttdns we sever attributed the atrocities which took place nftef the Bonrgogho col Â¬ lision to the action of hpr craw and wo bolievothat the French officers lincljwlihn thn finKs nnniP nsdid tlinen of the fohegan at their posts and jvtti a heroism which could noivhave been surpassed TIad the Boulognes steerage passengers been under the sterner order which would have marked ti control of a British American or German crew we how Â¬ ever believe thilt the proportion of crew to paVsengdrs saved would have been more creditable to thd ship London Shipping World A CURTAIN RICHrfcAND IN CHIMA srffrr i A J- A TiXfw viVjOST Did FIRE Girls domplicated Damage in a Boarding School A fire in a skyscraper may be thrilling but for dramatieeprsodes and unexpected complications a fire in a girls boarding school surpasses it The boarding school firo is usu- Â¬ ally what is known among insurance men as a curtain fire but a curtain fire in a girls school is more exciting and causes more casualties than an or- Â¬ dinary blaze anywhere else Otn nvnmnnr Inrf i nit liin rrirlc VU4Mt JUd inu l W to put them on again Then the girls raised the window a trille in order to cool the room and dutifully sat down to writs home letters The inevitable happened and when girl number one poised her pkm in the air and glanced around the room in search of inspira- Â¬ tion she saw the curtains in a blaze She screamed Girl number two looked around and echoed the scream Then with promptitude and dis- Â¬ cretion both girls fainted The screams had attracted the attention of the other girls who rushed to the scene and then dfd various and sun dry stunts according to their several One fainted several dispositions few ran out of the house and wept the rest shouted for the one man on vrao occupy a microscopic nail oea room in a swell uptown school took the globes off the gas fixtures for hair curiong purposes and left them off because it was easier tP do that than iv 9l the premises Whea he arrived things looked rather hopeless Curtains and wood Â¬ work were blazing finely The flour was littered with prostrate forms and when three girls have fainted oh the floor of a hall bedroom there isnt much space in the room for prom Â¬ enading The man picked his way across the prostrate forms and or Â¬ dered all the girls who were not in a dead faint to leave the room but they didnt go until he lost his temper and spoke with a force which isnt com- Â¬ mon in boarding school circles Then they fled but unluckily there was an enemy in he rear A vigorous and practical Oung woman from Texas had been inspired to go after some cuprent That such exaggeiated conditions existed on the Mohegan we do not for a moment suggest but that these disturbing influences may have been produced on a minor scale is well within the bounds of probability We have seen a sensitive needle jump to the influence of the magnetized libs of an otherwise inoffensive and innocent looking umbrella and many fr of us have suffered the inconvenience of a magnetized watch a small mass of metal truly but perhaps in the pocket of an officer near the bin all sufficient to deviate the sen sitively poised corapasa card Ilith- erto with one exception we have Wtalt only with possible and unfore seen disturbing causes that may have existed within the ship and battled oven so experienced a navigator as jile i fluences beyond the ship probably the most troublesome of all is the subpermanent source of error due to the constant action of the earth en Â¬ deavoring to form in that part of the hip nearest north a pole repellent tuthe north point of the compass nAjurce of erlor the peculiar dan- Â¬ ger of which arises from tho fact that ns it accumulates it produces no vis- ible effect on the compass while the vessel is steering a steady course and ontaftijjftmes apparent on altering to exaggerate the Mo hegans course if Cant Griffiths had been steering west for some days and then altered his course at fight ngles to south the greatest effect jnilcl have been prouueeu as in every go this error causes tho vessel to err At II i ino uircruon in uiu course pre viously steered An error of less than hall a point in tnojong stretch or W uapr unuiuis ui uiiurumg u- - water Returning in mad haste with a large pitcher full of water borne tri Â¬ umphantly aloft sho collided w ith the retreating forces at the door The pitcher struck the lender of the re- Â¬ treat squarely in the face and knocked out tw o of her front teeth whereupon the injured girl made the fainting trio a quartette and the water carrier dropped her pitcher and went into violent hysterics Hysteria as boarding school teachers know to their sorrow is contagious and the one case touched off the crowd By the time teachers arrived upon tho seen the fire was out but the survivors were in a bad way It was necessary to put nine tenths of the school to bed and order wholesale doses of bromide Kvcn now the girls insist that they havent recovered from the shock sufficiently to do hard sluding and the victims of the wa ter pitcher arc both under the care of trained nurses As for the man he gave lip his placo the ne day and confided to the cook that he was go- Â¬ ing to look for a job in a lunatic asylum where his boarding school expedience would be of value to him ff Y Sun Tbigo First Monday February Great three weeks third Mondayin May Urm trjn - -- TDE O BR AT In two DiBcovoy curefc all kidney and blad weeks llrt Monday In September teja threa dor troubles removes gravel curen weeks H rough Trunk Line HEisrrAii Monday in Kebrnary Away oh the Gxtreuulj opposite diabetes fieniiuul cmineioUH weak termslx weeJca Fourth Monday In June teio First fourweokij f irth Monday In September crul to ours of the great extern and lame bicU rhoumdtifmi and all ir Yottnghu band regularities of the kioneys and blad term six vreckt Second Monday In April term Ciiloway jnem aiiLxfHftonLouis weekB FItst August tirrn in the Nineteenth Century h a coun Â¬ der in both men and women Regu tare weeks SecondMonday in In Noveinbei two Monday vilie Evanf ville Si Louis-try to whiplfonly too little uttcntion Intea bladder trpublo iu children If term three weeks Lyon First Mondny in May term two And t clttecx has as yet bin paidarfil whM oh not Bold by your druggist will bo ireejc j firat Monday In Augustterm two One reeks first Mondor In SeptwHber termtwo Nasnville ifs wealthnts favorable Boot by mail on receipt of SI Memphis moui ucfoulftlof small bottle in two moatlie treat reeks fa uatufltlfhosition itnd tlJC intdlipSmee ment rtud will cure uny caso above omery Mobil an New H of itfnhabitajhts will attract tpJt mentioned t E W HALL PROFESSIONAL CARDS 1 OtleHr stlf a yearly ihcreuingnotire from Solo manufacturer P 0 box 218 xiV EnrorJo- and play no Significant Wnop Textis y For silo by T D Armistead Hop part ipthe lutorj oftfe next few iND lifiEUONniVALED H kinavillo Ky decadeeiff The recent nutrgh of events READ THIS has shovn two rising pqws pressing J JEIVXXST Cars jtanchuria andirciiteniug Bnrtlett Texas Sept 3 189G E around Office over Kellys jewelry Btore Savanah or the WUall Waco Texas Deaa Sir I to content its poscsionwith have used youri GrOat Discovery for seemingly dormant CiiindS Macon Jachson- kidueytroubleoud recommeud If Manchuria were Mich awretched it tdjunyoue suffering canliko manner MNDREW SAKQENT M D in points Iy poor country as for instance JR W Thompson Physician and Surgeon and Khiva Merv and Tuikcsjan Mayor of Harriett HcpklnsYtlle Ky others which haye fallen Jo the at Vmnnctioos are made at Guthrie and ll Ia ff lrn4- 11 fVln Office Fifth and Main streets opposite City of the Russians comparatively little njII rt IIUIU ltttllt tit WCLIIk 111 JCUCQ UVT llfll Nashville for all points Court Room peed be paid to tho prog uvhave other men in power attention Telephone Office 63 0 1 JResldence 63 4 of events in that distnnl quatrr ress orth East South and West of the world If would matter hut In Pullman Palace Cars 4 mi HaV8 Always BOUgfct little to other European nolens iBeus the Barbers whether the Russians or Jnpp jc 7th street nopklnvllleKy did or did not fakCjthc country ihia road will receive special low rates Espeolal attention to patrons clean Lines See agents of this company for rates But Manchuria is no itch dorcit flatterer is considered an ene Satisfactory service Call and beconvlnccd nuteB cbr write lo It is on the con t an a my wucn oe country geTs urea ana quits C P Atmore G P T A and ft country of exceeding riehnc Jas B Allensworth JaaILandes Louisville scaicely less then that tf To Tile 1ubllc of promise I andes Allensworth We are authorized to guarantee the Transvaal itself and coiuj-t-cAttorneys-ln-Laevery bottle of Cbatnborlaius Couch to which the whole of Cent i Aftc The Alamo McDanlcl near - Remedy to be a8 represented and if Office In practice In buildingcourts Courtltou a e SArtAtrrowo from Uganda to Kharloom iof piilWill all the and snprem court Special attention to collections- Tlu uot satistactorv after two thirds of try insignificance w timber alone in the vaM rgin for- Â¬ the contents have been used will ests Which cloth- - tho hi- - V over refund the money to the purchaser CIIAS R LEWIS There is no better mediciue made for thousands of square mill- - riiu t li In grippe colclsand whooping cough worth mam millior- - fcr thi tim- - Price 25 and SOc per bottle Try it Brick Encaustic Tile Artifcial Stone her is of the mot valuable kind and For sale by R C HARDwiOKdruggiaf CONTRACTOR besides the ordnuirj me which are Many a sealskin cloak is a sign All kinds of Bnck Work Tile Hearths common all out in orldcn whch Encaustics Floors Etc Stoue Paveasi being fast rrowmg art io thatthe w carer hasseen better days ments Steps Sills Stono Etc St Louis San Francisco RH placed when ut down there ru r All kinds of Job Work in my line Thin In CerlalulyA Won erf ul chance mense quantities of hard tmbcr properly and promptly attended to THROUGH CAR ROUTE We are awaro that our people who suqh as Grates Flues and Chimueys of oak and em and walnut to ic BETWEEN -place which a centuryjis required suffer from nervous chronic or sexual ST LOUISAS- OLD HANK UCILDINC and the quantity of which in the complututs do not have the same AND opportunity to be cured as do the 129 3 Hopkinsville Ky world is rapidly diminishing SPRINGFIELD of the great cities where the lanchuria is equally nch in its residents PITTSBURG JOPLIN most eminent physicians and speciaproduction of cereais and in the lists reaiile DrG H Towner DeWICHITA southern portion of such tiop3 a- - in Â¬ troit Mich P 0 Box 6 who has EUREKA SPRINGS digo and tobacco the largeHt practice in tho world aud PARIS FT SMITH Such being the climate the nature who is without doubt the most sucDALLAS TO of the country its soil and produc- Â¬ cessful specialist in curing all forms SAN ANTONIO tions the inhabitants a might be of nervous and cbronio diseases HOUSTON expected are a strong hardy vigor- Â¬ offers to give free cousultation by GALVESTON Write to him ous iace and from the glens of Man Â¬ mail to all sufferers Solid Vcttibuted Turn with Pullman Slcepwi at once about your case He will Harvey Dining Hallj churia have issued three successive surely cure you and Rwl nmg Chair Cat Maps tinwUbles and luH mfermation furnlthad waves of conquest which have over- Â¬ Tho Doctor has jtist published a In connection with the Southern Paclflo upon application to run the whole of China The num very instructive and interesting book CE9 T IICnOLSOI T 0 HELYlllE bers of the original inhabitants have entitled Sexual Health ana Mar 6en Pasar Agent Tta Past r Agent ST LOUIS MO ST LOUIS MO been augmented by streams of immi Â¬ riage that should be read by every China proper and man He will send a copy free to gration from these though slightly less robust anyone mentioning this paper and Leaving Cincinnati and Louisville on I C R R t ast New Orleana Limited train than the original Manchus are 3 ot euclosing stamp for reply of good and sound physique They EVERY THURSDAY A man never gets so desperate are the very reverse of impulsive or Los he dosnt care how cough medi- Â¬ change Angeles and San Francisco without cool calculating provident and so that Ihe Limited also cosscou m New urieans daily witn express Train ror tno 1a economical that not cvpn the manure cine tastes clflo Coast and on TuesdayandSaturdays off the roads is allowed to be wasted after January 41893 with the and the heat of the fire required for Beau P The Kind You Have Always BongM A GALVSACh tie I -cooking purposes is carefully utilized of tho Southern Pacific glvlngspeclnl through by means of flues to warm the whole service to San FranUco Particulars of Agents Manchuria Is a Country of Great Wealth and Opportunity Halla GreafJfJiscovery wosilr 3 OKHCUIT CO CRT DIKKOTOKY Ope Hipnll bottle of galls w tt to C TANDY Pullman Palace f Atlanta villeand in Florida nj U V 1 OASTORIA YOU t BOYD POOL EMiGRANrssrsyifisrs tA d CALIFORNIA NEW ORLEANS If D D ttm r Through Weekly Tourist Sleeping Car I OASTORIjau SuDsetLimiled Annex the I C R R Jj ll house of Lions on the Increase corSThus tailes from thestart to the Lizard would have been sufficient to cause the disaster and from any one of the causes we have enumerated thiselight fallibility pf tho compass with itsj In the British Museum terribly disastrous consequences may have been set up The British museum contains the Cn concluding our consideration of complete manuscript of Popee trans a probable causa of the loss of tho lations of the tUiaUahttYOdysey Mohegan we cannotbutxegretthc ac Much of the copyia wrijct pn the backs pf lettmjaM amGngthmare tion OX SOIUSi m yUHCVttlWHjiurjuxua LmTHffSffrWS In several letters received by the last mail from East Central Africa mention is made I am told of the unusual number of lions that have made their appearance iuhthe coun try Uno well Known hunter whoso experience pf East Africa ranges over mftny ears says that these animais are a perfect terror not a night pass ing without one or more of the brutes breaking into a Masai village and carrying off peoplo or live stock On ono occasion recently a lion stalked into camp and in spite of all that could be done carried off a Swahili porter from within a few feet of a bright wafch fire where there were men awake on guard Masailand is otherwise described asa magnificent country teeming with gamo of all kinds and as healthy as can bo for Birmingham Post Europeans1 till sunset with a brief interval for the midday meal and in the winter they start hours before daybreak on their long carrying journeys They art grave and little given to mirth on the whole law abiding amenable to control and to the restraints of social life if not particularly warm in their devotion to their children and to their parents at any rate not absolutely callous and though any active benevolence is very appaient thcroareon the other hand few symptoms of active malevolence But the most important trait to notice is their strong conservatism What wa good enough for their fathers tho present day inhabitants think must he good enough for them They are intelligent and quick to grasp simple ideas but superstitious and ignorant of natural causation very lacking in imagination with high powers of imi tation but no capacity for invention They all dress alike and in the same way in which they have dressed for centuries past there is no differ- Â¬ ence betwenone house and another and even their carts arc all of the same pattern The rigid fixity of ideas is a concomitant of their strong conservative proclivities They have as a ruje little regard for truth but in business matters once their word is given it may be relied upon Ilon tsty is not a pronounced trait in their characters nor are they remarkable And these defects for moniJitj must therefore be sot against their striking industry ard thrift Their religion seldom shows itself and has little effect upon their practical con- Â¬ duct It produces in thorn none of that fanaticism which impels other races of Asia to deeds of war and it imposes upon the people of llan churia few of those restrictions as to what they may or may not eat or do with which tho peoplq of India are so fettered Â¬ The average woman burns coal care bestowed upon their fields In as if she were in business with the the summer thej work from dawn coal dealer Their industry is and connecting lines apparent in the 8 G A Hatch niv Pass Agent Cincinnati Jno A Scott Dlv Pass Agent Memphis II Hanson Chicago O P A W KellondACtP LouisUlle A No healthy person need fear any daugerous consequences from an at tuck of la grippe if properly treated It is much the sime as a severe cold and requires precisely the same treatment Remain quitely at home aud take Chamberlains Cough Remedy as directed for a severe cold and a prompt and complete recovery ih sure to follow For aaie by R C Hard wick H ii in minimi FM I 0 RAILY SCSCieSSESSKSSK druggiBi TIME TABLE- - There never was a man in the world as great as a small bo thinks his Uncle Dick is All forms of scrofula sores EfTectiveDec No3l Ar Princeton Lv 1 No 302 595r3 No 3 10 Hopkinsville ArPaducah boils Ar Henderson pitnplesuud eruptiousare quickly and ArKvansvllle permanently cured by Hoods Sarsa xr Louisville parilla Train 311 daily of 10 05 10 to a 8S0um53Upm am 710pm m 7 65 dally dally dly an 503am 230pm 4 15 pm fi 05 ajm i H p m CISpm pm 2 TROUGH WSTI3ULED TfljJiSDAILY HAS iVILLE News was received atGeorgetown the death of C B Wells former- Â¬ ly of Scott county in a sanitarium atChicago 015pm ao ar at Hopkinsville 980 am Train 301 dally ac ar at llopklutville lQpin Train 3 ill daily ac ar at Hopkinsville S 06 p m KM Shbbwood Agt Hopkinsville Ky W A CellondAUI A Louisville Ky L N TRIE5GPA utE tO Dnt1ILLIANGJ NASrVlLLETr v TIME TABLh m m m J TRAINS SOUTH 92 Chicago Limited 909 p m 52 St Lou Ex mail 915 a m 56 Hopkinsville Ac 830 p m 64 Fast Line 1024 p m Nashville Accommodation does not run on Sunday North bound St Louis and Chicago Fast A Jessamine county farmer is re- Â¬ trains have hrough trains solid and sleepert to Chicago and St Louis ported to have been swindled out of fast Line stops only at important station crossings Ha hrougu Pullman sleep JSOOOby a pair of sharpers who andto Atlanta Ga rs J MADAM8Ageni pretended they wanted to buy his Window Cliffs Teun May 10 1898 1 hud been suffering a Jong time with liver and kidney trouble and was uuable to move myself in my bd Fiualy I procured two bottles of Dr J H McLeans Liver aud Kidney Bhlm As I finished the second 1 bo came able to go Hboutmy work as usual I gladly recommend it W T Mahsa For sale by C K Wyly No No No No No No No No 55 53 51 91 Hopkinsville Ac 615 u G35 a Fast Line Fast Mail 527 p 1208 a NO Limited TRAINS NORTiI oUISVILLEST LOUIS AS RAILWAY WK8T TEX No 61 7 nonNi No 63 Dally 0 30 7 7 88 Daily m Lv Louisville Went Point ArIIendereon Lv Uawesvlllo LewUport Owensboro Bpotsvllle Brandenbuig Irvlngton Stephensport Cloverport 29pm 8 40 am pm 014am 820pm 0 40am 85Spni 10 18 a m 918pm 10 88 am 9 4pra 11 OS m 10 03 pm 1128m 10 48pm 12 07 pm 1131pm 12 51 pm 1155 p in No 6 pm 46am 118pm EAST BDUND Dally No 64 DaMy BpotUvilleT Owensboro Levclsport Henderson farm A Sound Liver Makes u Well Mail nii Have a Limb ii Li OH J ua sm wsaaasvjaHK People Tyho ugo artificial limbs en Â¬ joy better health than the did before aqcident of disease compelled them to resort toartputation This isHhe as portion of anotcd artisan jvhoso pat- TiMr iffii Ylini- 1 it tr T SAisJiU 0mtvFr6twftl yuu biliouB constipated or troubled with jaundice sick head uche bad taste in mouth foul breath coated tongue dyspepsia indigestion hot dry skin pain is back and between tho shoulders chills and fever etc If you have any of theso symptonB your liver in out of order and your blood is slowly boing poisoned because your blood does not act properly Her bine will culo anv disorder of the liver stomach or boweta It has no Bricp 7ft ecjucil as r liver medicine Aro Tonsorial Artist Assisted by three first class workmen Ninth Street Have Yocb W M YATES Uawesville Clovonort 8tephensport Irvlngton Brandenlrarg West Ar Louisville loint am 6l0p in am 6 39 pm 12 05 pm 710pm 0C p m 800pm 11 00 7S0am 2S5pm 7 43am 816pm 27am OSSpm 9 07 a m 4 32pm 930 am 4 63pm 9 67 a m 617pm 10 18 a m 686pm 8 1128 1 For lurther information address H C MORDDB A U 1 A Louisville Ky or Flack Building JtHOToanAPHS WL MlH 8 Owensboro Kv M Made at CLARENCE HARRIS Formerly with Torbes A Dro WYBRANTS NEW STUDIO PAINTER and PAPER HANGER Papor hanging a specialty All work crimranteed Loavo ordrB at Gub J v ll No 580 Fourth Averiue bottl at K d Louisville Ky Youngs vj Si fiiAesdy CT mm tNcoNVENTioy GAM Jfc 13 mmiiim I n w NE is P9S9SBI tmAii 11 niiiiSwfl SENATORS of the and Pnday Mornings HY Tt J Legislatures Elect In Tiv States Boils and Pimples TKy Ar Danger Signal Mean Â¬ ing Impure Blood P- wmmnnmmmmw a TAS M 12 Charleston W Vrfl Jkn Ota AM tuoh Eruptions Ar Cureti by Nathan Bay Scotf Republican HtteeTsSarsiiparilla Isnffwed with bolls and pimple ami was elected United States Senator Local rmtdlng notices 20 cents per Ine i Special locals5 cents liuecauh insertion ito day in joint assembly Scdttfre also bduoatnthadaob After taking i r ip Hoods 8arprfjfft I wan entirely reHered Kato for stand iiRndvertlseinenwiirnlithetl fleeting of the Railroad District ceived 48 votes McGraw 46 Goff 1 ot v these difflcuHIeo and am now able to To reduce oorjstock by February Jst wewill makej necessary to elect 48 One seat attend to my duties without feeling thy Committee at Paducah OFF102I230UTH MAIN STUKKT t the Record Breaking Prices in the Senate and one in the House are a burden We have used Hoods Sar n On the 25th saparilla in onr family for a long time V 27 189- 0were Vacant t FRIDAY JAN Nina O VanPkW Danville Kentucky Stewart Wins Again D- I was broken cut all over with large red blotches whioh itched and bothered Carson Nev Jan 25 William cants Wheat has advanced 2 The Democrat committee of the M Stewart was elected United me all the time My sister recommended M 110 t5D styles go at A B Hoods Sarsaparllla and Hoods Pills and- this week on the Chicago market First Appellate District composed States Senator yesterday on joint after I had taken these medicines ashort AU 200 styles io irf 125 of the Executive committeemen from was in health than I had ballt receiving ninei vole in the timo Ifor yenrebetter I am now cured appointed All 225 styles go Feburary has been 10 been and thelst 2nd 3rd 4th and 11th dis- Â¬ as the day for taking- a vote on the tricts met at Paducah at 11 oclock Senate and fifteen inftheAssemblv Mki Wi D Myers Bowling Green Ky - TAU 3 to SOO styles go atj 200 Newlands was not5 presented for JPeace Treaty in the senate Jan 25 pursuant to the call of the nomination rw75 chairman and called a convention Geo B Foyle a Chicago drum- Â¬ Xlark a Vinner In Wyoming Is tlie Best hi fact the One True Blood Purifier V i Rail- to nominate a candidate for mer ban been arrested at Dave- Â¬ troaU Commissioner Sold by alt druggists rrice SI alx for 5 Cheyenne Vyo Jan 25 nport la on a a charge of having1 are the best after dinner Thefe were present J D Moc- - Promj5tly at noon yesterda each Hnnrir- I IIIS piinlddigestlons seven wives quot Chas M Mcacham and G V house of the LegislaturefOted forj United toTsucceed 75c for choice of 3 styles worth 100 SPB0IAL LO0AL8 The prohibition fight jn Trigg Koark in person and Geo S Ful- ClarenceStates Senator tfyo nomi- D Clark But to- - ton and W B Dishman by proxy 150 for style No 620 worth 200 countv will come to an end The committee organized with J nations were made Clarlfc by tbeLiThe trv Oueht The ue plua ultra morrow An election will be held xunua UHHRepublipans and Congressman J 1j 4uv Ilfiuu HI III tlPlll D Mocquot as chairman and Chns THE GREAT Ofi WiRNERS CORSETS all over the county by the Democrats- - In the PER Whisktiy in thrto lHuguage M Meacham secretary The fol Osborn 1 ISold bv W K Lon o Hopkinsville Senate 15 rotesAvere castHpr uanc K Dihometinjr news continues to lowing official call was issued 70c for choice of 3 styles worth 100 and 5 for Osborn and one absent come from the Philippines and an - Convention March 8 75c for choice of 5 styles worth 125 Cleaning Up In the House Clark received 34 votes open conflict with the natives is Kesolved Thata District Con- and Osborn 3 one 100 for choice of 3 styles worth 150 jOtirlliue of MfiiH Dnileiwear Our absent Total liable to occur at any time vention shall be held in the First Clark 47 Osborn S 150 for choiceof 5 styles worth 200 225 iiud your iissiHtauco will movo preq it quick If you una sugeHt a bettei Railroad District of Kentuckyon 175 for choice of 300 styles The Tennessee House without a Wednesday March 8 18 Culberson Succeedslills for the wrfvlet us Ijair from oi limdissenting vote passed a bill to 325 and 500 goods TUEHOPKINSVILLE l1 EllO VNTILE Co Sen- Â¬ Austin Tex Jan purpose of nominating a Demo- Â¬ We have the cheapest makes from 21 cents up it the compensation of coal oil in- Â¬ for Railroad Com- Â¬ ate and House of the Texa Legis i spectors to 1500 a year At pres- Â¬ cratic candidate lature met at noon in their separate missioner in suid District WiMTjiiy you a good Hiibstiuitiil 4 ent in Nashville and Memphis the The Hon Charles A nearly iiJwool suit siz t 31 to 42 Said convention shall meet in the chambers office is worth 10000 a ear the sole Democratic This huh is vveli worth S00 city of Hopkinsville at 11 oclock a Culberson of The Hopkinsville Meacantile Co m to said convention nominee was elected without onno Delegates V In a decision in a Dullard county case the Appellate Court held that shall Le chosen at county mass con- Â¬ sition to succeed retiring Senator flens Suits G of a contract providing against the ventions to be held at the various Koger t Mills Both houses w ill We have abundant stocks that nre 2 meet in joint session to morrow at liability of a railroad for loss of county seats in the District at of the latest designs and patterns goods transferred to another rail- Â¬ oclock p in on Saturday March noon and ratifv the ballo cast to- We etui pleane the most fastidious day road is against public polio v and 4 1899 dresser Our prices will please you TheHopkinsville Mercantile Co That the basis of representation riaj Breathittj Confirmed therefore void from each county to the district The Senate has confirmed these Clothing John B Gaines offers for sale a convention shall be one delegate for nominations Peter S G nxscup Whs mmr Hold any cheaper Udder one fourth one third 01 one half in- Â¬ every 200 votes and each fraction of Illinois Tnited States Circuit legitimate methods thiui wh are now terest in the Howling Green daily over lOl votes cast for the head cf Judge for the Seventh judicial dis olfering it MeuV Youths uud ehil and weekly Times and job office the Democratic electoral ticket at ti ict di eus suits aid overconts will be It is a well equipped office and is the Presidential election in 18 sold atRoel- liottom prices V Postmasters Kentucky J Wholesale and Retail The Hopkinsville M ercantile Co located in one of the best of the That all known Democrats and Breathitt Hopkinsville Ijl H Bris third class cities u the state Mr others who will pledge themselves tow Elkton MrM J Williams IV Main street Hopkinsville Underwear Garnet- offers a good tinny to the tn support the nominee of said Dis- Â¬ Eminence MSSfl We uroVriig ROiie imuienso bar trict convention shall be entitled to right man tritiufl hi Mbuh miIU poysUudrwv ur Republican Succeeds Sniith jj A participate in the count comen knowledge o prices will convince Janfe5 The you Trenton Congromrnaa Chudy certainly tioDN to select delegates Trii tniiMiMiiMMiMi uj JUE Hopkinsville Mercantile Co e1rlJ7n two branch of the J D Mocquot chairman as sa fought nobly in the w ar department MIU In ioint session tii dav aid met for the release of our soldier boy Chan M Meacham necretary President leed of the Senate defrom the police dut in Cuba A NO PROSPECT OF A MOB clared John Keau elected HftJnited number who failed to get otit only OIItrn ovir llniilciif UoiiSctliAyitlc States Senator for six years bemissed it by applying to liimtoo late RUblUISSlK Mol himiin Piute ginning March 4 1899 The Second district never had a NothingNcw InTheDevineCasc Nii 12 Tmember of congress who served his jt MliltiNi 104 Trial of Defendauts Set SUCCESSORS TO J R REEVES Bet that guy never monkeys constituents more faitlifullythan Ir For Friday with another woman is theidcajof Clardv Oweusboro Messenger the street railway employs as to relUBLSO BosJ3 There sults in the grand avenue line shoot- Â¬ MorganfieldKy Jan John Shiblej representing Dealers in 7 f ton bankerhas received options was no sensationan development in ing Certainly the woman with a The girls gun bad as her marksvvomaiiship on three writing paper mills in the the Devine case to da Miami Yallej ti go 111 a trustfonn have been in consultation with may be at times is a most perilous Everything to Count AttorneyCinnamond alltlav person ed in Massachusetts with S45000 AMD 000 capital it will absorb fort but no particulars further than The rabbit hunters of CipeGirar writing paper mills of the country tho e published to da have been deau County have none handsomely FREE DELIVERY Shibley secured options on the exaggerated beyond all recognition in their large contribution t food to mills in Wisconsin and Michigan b some of the papers To day the destitute poor of St Louis before he isiled the Miami Valley there is no prospect of a mob The The prolific rabbit has b en a vast TT trial is set for next Fnday This aid to the prolilic human race though district jfy ISTo afternoon the boys tinder arrest it is doubtful thathewillinlyyields Sam Small the noted evangelist gavebondand wercliberated Their to the idea of the survival f the nt- has filed a- petition in bankruptcy bond was fixed at S50IJ each TELEPHONE NO 11 at Washington He sas his obU Chicago murderer An escaped Scribners Magazine for Februject is to get a meeting of his crediiu 4b Jfr j B jfOw a fl iPTfc TSL A A- jZl n w - a iy wmr Bk zzl jT tatt The Chicago police tire writes tors in order to get rid of certain ary brings forward several more of and couldnt track arab debts hanging over hiih for which its attractive features for 1899 Jt lobsters bit in the snow Thev atVlafct One of these is not a War Number although he is not responsible A MODERN PARLOR have f7iled to get one ol theircril- is a judgment in a libel case it contains one of the most graphic i shows great progress in tho monj I will m at public Fitlu in HOP against a paper of which he was things yet written about the war aial 30 factiresof fine fuuiiturn in recen The- - present Wallstia puTOjs K1NSVILLE KY 15 Jrtcl editor The parties holding this the second instalment of Governor liimd of JeuntHitud coltji to the yeat- - We hepp up with nil tlit lai hiheijt and best buldoiH oiiu 11 edit judgment make a practice of follow Â¬ Roosevelts serial on The Rough the largest brute that cauotjiui uuu unibiic uesjgiia in iu cav orted in that renowned thorough of 0 nioiiths nituie foK nurlor library bed voor ing hrni up and attaching- the pro- Riders 14 of tin He Jjielcs nro lendy foi fer dining room mid bllieo and our atori Wl Senator George FUoar of Mas- faOwensboro Inceed of his lectures is repiete witn Denuty in all tho Jal viw illl ait hlaclj with white points sachusetts one o the oldest and The historic information quirer est and b6Ht designs in line furri bred fmni ihf bent of htoelt and by Perry died most conspicuous pf the members Commociore anch Vjti s iih Silver Crown Kapoleou ture or the cheapen grades to suit a M The Trigg County Telephone has of Congress begins his reminiscen- Â¬ waptain is startling congress ofpiamMiui Dtife the great Hud fa tastes ana purees J resumed publication with a chnnge ces of nioim Pnr ju Stailignt gplid size the political events ot the make him an admiral at once of name Jt is now called the Ca mid oilt ofiliwhasr lots of h toe It ver KITCHEN WALLER Wool shovvsnq fjign of picking past lift yearK in this number p St dijs Record offeit on iiMiuuTift The publishers ex- Senator 301 South Main Street tioar has knovyn all lhe3 arjtl many fields oftotton a m Any iforintiijh liHrfiifLy jfiven plain that the change ot name was great men of the period and his IlltltlWtirl itid eabilotie ou npiiuutton Hopkinsville V made necessary by the establish- keen appreciation of flogltinoiilu tg eusjly rebelled by human natural The icy hand that the Pn ment of other telephone offices in f v i f tilimd ff iiu Htt iioititu kindly spirit have inadi txtemls to constant caller Cadiz which caused nchvittonfH- - andhis t ninitwnrm tnentis with inanv on chills our old friend Ilanua v rxnese reminiscences ars 5JFZ- ii siou 111 me mans aim imoiuer wavs tnenw FcRIV-fes--- -- rr M i viThe Record starts outAvith a new t ueretore rl KaaiiT r fclOO INrmml Sl0u mteiiselv nersonal n lCASKY-KYand Well equipped plant and we irwtnlVMf wn niAn nTB I wwv tUNl4rkuf tlll4 Ollll fax a iVu nit1rtA the first fltwils with FourNationitJyp irw1 lUiru that tlmie ij rence upon its neat typographical Conventbns m iu M bo Vlmt n i Vo have opened up n uow Imple which the Senatq1 AUE UEOEIVINQ i appearance ineut house on Sixth tjjtreot one qi the I iprcii NEW CANNED GOODS lrUireL fstnbliBhments in Western 1 oieot wnicn jje previa eu Tlie nn OlvrilEAL OAT FLAKED Kentucky ami are now prepared to State Senator William OoebePfor Lr coiflnins a lot of the inside Ao- - hiuiitinis int- iv posiuvtt etiie Git 4 imdiiitii fiateiiiitv J CHEESE PRUNES iimuc rs jwiij iujyiinig iu tne iiiiyciii mally opened hiscampatgu fortfov- iJte t Uly yi 4Imv nuimuT btiili tu ecmtlitiitionaj diHlfro RAM V uujitiiii at Iuik We handle the - nt AND IN TACT WJ truatimjiit a eoiistitutiondl jernof with a speech at Lebanon June arliell and Ilar- - qiUM Ontairh Curti ib taken iutetii ALL KJNDS NEW GOODS V c1ebratcdParry Buggies iiIlrJlmvrxUc Hulls tfndja y He declared forVhe ally aitmj dfreotly upfri the blQod WE SELL Chicago platform in its entirety t Phaotong and Surries Also carry a 7 BUS U EL BAHEL SALT SUtU TtrE table State Ipntro of irouor has cpt uiueoiis surfaces of tha syBteui and said he would not accept a hirsrir assortment of PLOWS of overy 5 theritiy destroy iug the foundation of BUSHELS ARKEL SALB SiOd kind nud make Wo goll the noiqinatipn which did not ckrry Rtissiaj00ul00overtheexpensep the dise im iiudgiviug tha patient ttJii vkj IJroprles6r Nicholahas been too fyiGuxB or t No 331 No 310 Ko8ti htiength by building up the coiislt with jtu reafiirmation of that plat clftlly dlyo- datiy 6tl Hickury Wagon the best wag- busy with bin peacepropoition to tution imdussistTng rtutnre jn dofug QUEENSWABE foim lie discussed- Stale issues lool afterthebafkeepers fioiam 2f0pni 4 Wpifc ou mo mar- TJjo propvietOM huve io UtlmiWnIle its wflrk lJN AiNJJ UiiAaWAJltJJI Ar Jrhtcfcttm bflMuduy Eugiuea and Separators at length defending the election S w r ui 0 amp in Ar taaucnlj miieh faith in Jta curative powejH j OACtAJJD aEJTPpiOE Cioker says that labor is not tutuU law denouncing trusts and corporoffv rOue Huudred Dpllars Ar HotKjoradiv When in the nity gie us it call hud lQli M TlOjf j WK OAN SfAViS VOU itdKEVf - f i lOtOaui 7 0pm S wo will hike great plp8ureiu abow- ate influences favoring the Mc- - idhi About all the labor Croker or an vase Hut it fails to cure ArKwnHvU it h iugryou through ileprieetfully 0 ArLoiUpylUn bt of teHlimonialfj Chorfl Kailroad Bill and legislation is well acquainted with sthat done bead v t J 4 fr Abdri eJTQREsm CO lralii all ifwllvniJ arntjldpklllylllti OSOanJ aaraiaBt ischool bodk trusts and by the golf caddiesi polo horseback 7 io vv iT iTrqinaoiiaallyticar al IliltvilldlfKpm Toledo 0 t xftylevsTiig bii5 political record at players MaUle boys and ward bold by tirufirgits 7te lrtXTJI STKKBT mtRS n r J57rvXa1t VHHll MliffUHHMWv fC MEACHAW I Will Meet in Hopkinsviije-Wed-nesd- ay xn subscription a Year inaovaKCk March 8 CO R SETS The Celebrated P Cornets t v 11 1 atil s HOOdS barilla ial RABS CORSETS 4- cents for clioieof the 4 W 25hc Cloaks and Underwear for baf O ance winter at Cost New Spring oods Arriving Every Day ad m Goods Co v NJ iJMUiiwSiMUUwocery 12J111 ThtTPm THOMAS iiisviiie to m I11 ALES SO HEAD of JEBETS February 1st99 on JACKS Eat a04feSoTatli Maixi 7 Street m 1 a ZZZL a m liiser it 1 TV f 1 s r K7r lt 5 Farniers Attention lUbsum k vpico oMZi 163iu 1 11 ny id J s isr Guts xouilg 28riftL 3 B CLARK dCC riJrAJt ikias lftiIirifaXJs8ri ORDJ FANSE t q Be itwdaiuVd bv thejBqard pt city of fopjcansvltife without li t iL a rf HrtnlrSncvnipj consenioftthe 0baru of Cbuncil M cf J J said city shall be fined the sum o MTliat th calls hereafteret forth 5000 and such persdnr company are hereby adopted as JajUcating or corporntion shall be filled 5000 and establishingthe exact and pqr- - for each day siich Jfrade shall re L f roa4 track wlfiafe awe cronenyv ff Jk h OKI aC t rj wwfvm m pw w flw W aifik r luU JM-MlX-- m i tlU V KJSi L2fti i si H manritradidfthftraiikofTlie main changed Hair soft- ivr JWnabfl8heO This ordinance to take effectfroni Company albngtttfontire length in and after tbedate of itatfadoption the citv of HopkftByiHeentudky and publication And The Louisville and Nashville ApprovedJanuary 6th 1899 f Rttllrnsitl Coriioanv is hereby noti F W Uadney id track mtit not af any fied that Attil Mayor Woint in said city be raised aoovc Oavis LuciaH MiJftilid present grade as herein es- City Clerk fik-- Vigor What1 does it do 7 It makea the hair and glossy precisely as nature intended It cleanses tho scalp from dandruff and thus xomoveoone of the great causes of baldness It makes a better circulation in tho scalpund stops Itho hair from coming out And it re-iBiorcs color to gray or white hair IUO a bottio Bold by au druggists e Have Never o JLLXSl O iVXli HAO ANYONE EliSS Tvrr i fwA yrbf i fj g i t GRAllQJLTIiE h TlIHOUftli TJIBClTy v 01A Said grade- is as follows M N E4TO Wrf jet V s Not Forget edlpntod toutUof of Hollow IM J5rack6nt yw fpu fr offered the peopla of this community such1 values in Buggies Uaniage as we a e now giving One Fifth On eans ib s jfeKi l0VKffiSniE made Auepax 30TiB9m brngivhat they may r tne years come swuuy Qssses BssMnoss It you do not obtain nil tho twwfits you expecicu ironi me me oi me wrnoj ine uocior iwraT 11 JYJTJFjrJrrMwM i h Ill notforjret LoveshoniedHime ylth you lSr STREET iHOSSlNG Though they bring strange peace West Vaiiof t rnain trackstaSids and many tender days 2 feet fiYe hundreaihabQVe tile top Still will 1 dream of old delights of fire plug corner inland K R as true magic loving hours West raiiof main track stands When yoii and Iistrolled through above the 1 foot two hundredths v the scented mist top of fire plug corner 2nd and R Of lifes fair noon and plucked tlie R streets ruddy flowers 3RDJ3TREJRT CROSSING And not one single vild blooni f passed or missedWest rail of main track stands 2ND vir J 1 mru y V FROM jJXvvvVWWA ilUUIii JAfc V J unroll JiiiM cxasaaaESSt Ks J jlV li LIFES IRONIES Y If1 i liltJ25 sap i YJMVI iV Reduolion oykMMi j otiEacliTeliiiy STRElErtROSSINr Old delights and i Chapter of Accidents -- It Id the Unex pected That Happens Jm lWiaWvS 1 1 N The vicissitudes vliieh h5ctinan kind arosowqtimes strange evex- - 1 foot fifty six and alialf hundredths above the fop of fire plugvgcorner 2nd andR K streetSi 4tu 5 feet street crossing stands West rail pi jnatn track twenty-two-hundre- ds above the top of fire plug corner 4th and Clay streets 5th street crossing West rail df main track stands 4 feet four hundredths above the ton of fire nlusr corner- 5th and Clay streets Gtiistreet crossing of main v track stands 4 West rail feet twelve hundredths above the too offire pluev corner th ana Clay streets 7th street- crossing West rail ofmain track stands3 above feet the top of fireVplug corner 7tlv and liinety-six-hundreuths Clay ft Ji Ji STREET CROSSlNti West rail qF main track sjtands feet A t i Oil above tne top or nre piug corneiQin and Clay streets ry th1rty-seven-huudedtTV streets 9th STREET CROSSING West rail of main track stands 3 feet tea hundredths above the top th and Clay of fire plug corner streets street 2feetseventyinine crossing stands hundredths above the top or tire- plug corner Oth and Clay streets OLh lClTH STREET CROSSING West rail oEswitch at West rail of main track stands 2 above feet corner 11th and the top of hre plug Clay streets List Showing Where Our Chief Magistrates Lie Buried llTH STREET CROSSING George Washingtons nt Mount West rail of main track stands 2 feet twenty hundredths above the Vera on Va John Adams at Quincy Mass top of the fire plug corner lltluand Thomas Jeffensons at Montfcello Clay streets filisirlntfpAvillp A seventy-tliree-hundredths witlralit tion and hardllu day the world bomb afforded txamnleSof mt the ironjes pf fate At Devdnter Holland n the nrpv Ah that was life and thbse2werte ince of Overyssel tlnro dwcllsr Cox a lUcrary man who recuiitly happy days brought out a pamphlet advocating We loved as men and women loved complete equation helwrcn mchfand before His Jiousc has just lioen women We lived and grappled Elysias broken into and the burglars were odorous lay traced and arrested they turnedui kissed the Jotus blodmsalong to be two young girls And LordDelamcre recently returned the shore j from big game hunting in Africa Oh love I do nbt fear the coming where ho went through hairbreadth Quite years escapes without ascrateh For all I prized in lifeilgave to lately however fatpturnrd it attpn tion toward JiiinCWIiilc hi lordship tnee was out hunting ljis horep in endeav- Â¬ Their little spiteful Hls and nig- Â¬ oring to jump a fence stumbled and v gard joys threw the rideriujurin lfis back and Will fall lJefore the scythe of en- neck Was not the liciglit of irony it chanted memory that his lordslnp should face all the w We loved and yet to day we live dangers and terrors of ildt life in the bush and then get hint in he prosaic apart manner hero chroniclul Subdued and crushed by dutys It reminds one of a ecrtain g neral stern behest a few years back who lunl jut been We walk alone each with a pain through a severe campaign free from harm The tlurd day after hi- - n t urn fahAutle heayt Nbr hdpe to fiud rigwlifenor joy to London he was about to crn- - tho street when he missed his footing as he sfepped from the pavuirent Driftijgf clriftingponiUheworlUIs slipped and broko his leg the climax being that he died wide sweep The accident to the Scotch express Like sylvans shadows by some some while back afforded a good ppeti lonely way Or troopinjr clouds above the men of the little ironies f life A 3o un g lady hastening homeward by dreaming deep cypress to the funeral her fa- Â¬ That scurry with the ebbing tide the was herself one of thoofkiljed in ther of day the traiu smashed So that in tcid BeAtrice Cunningham of being a mourner of her parent she Cadiz Ky became an occupant of the same tomb 1 at the same time Jan 20 1899 In the museum at Cape Town i Mules for Sale shown an old lashipned high backed Car load of fine mules at Laynes wooden chair in connection with which there is a weird story It is restable for sale lated that the chair is the one in which the Dutch governor Do Xoorde wa GRAVES OF PRESIDENTS found sitting dead a few moment r Â¬ nes mu WMW r 55 f cca x WALKING IS BAD RIDING IS CHEAP This offer will only hold good for the month of Decembernnot afford to iniss this golden opportunity to Imy a 1 i ou fMik DUggjj itk itHAtT CV1UT juiicy Hememher 20 per Plia eion oi Jump Seat at legs money than they were ever offered yon cent off HARNESS too fSEESSSffiiS- - XiiKT W fMl fill mm wt a soldier whom he bad sentenced to be hanged and who on his doom being pronounced sol omly called upon his condemnor to ac company him to the throne of the after execution of Supreme Judge lato colonial IumI permanent under secretary married twice and both wivc dad suddenly Then Sir Robert fell and broke one rif his logswhile gctlnu into an omnibus in Whitehall Itis daughter nursed him back to a incisure of strength and then lie it signed lus official post which va al most immediately fpllowed b the death of his daughter This- was tu last drop in his oup of affliction a m1 he himself died shortly afterward Not long since a stowaway ui found dJad under the main hatch one of the National line steamers 1 had cpngelaed hiiniulf before t1 steamoleft Liverpool and was -Â¬ i 1 iwciMKarfajfflMimaiiiaiMai jjs1 7S- Tipnr Vn Sir Robert Meade effiiS9B0J5v32G amjasaa umuxcESS James Madisons at Montpelter West rail of hain track stands 7 Orango courity Vti below feet James Monroes at Richmond Va top of fire plug corner 11th and John Quiiiey Adams at Quincy Campbell street Masa Andrew Jacksons at the Hermit- 13TJT STREET CROSStNG twenty-three-hundredths 12TIL STREET CROSSING o Zf fy jn h FOR TUB DELICATE GIRL West rail of main track stands 10 feet two hundredthS below top of fire plug corner I3thand Campbell age 12 miles from NaslivilleTenn Martin ran Burens at lvhidcr- - hooksry Benti- - streets A WiDinfn Henry HmsTRBEyfcCROSStNG West rail or nrilvnv track stands of ft above top of fire plug corner 14th and Clay streets ik WTest h corrfer 14th and Clay trfcets Approved Sertembr 1898 plug cotiiers14th hntiuiay struts ArwlrHlii Atisn Auurew vjnngn nt- P tV11a Vest rail opVsbaWtch at l4h cannot is aiirotmcicl j lf Never say you newspnOTfc entprpvj Tei strtt cfosslnir Stantlfe 5Gi luin cod liver oil n until you g from xiipTand- Iheffi st paper In that S Graflfs atliiyefilcTNcV countrSas nppcafiJd It Js fyttten ftBave tried Scotts Emulsion k dradthn itt above tli6ttop of iire phg York city street dredths ft above the ttpp of jiro rail oEEaitAitch crossirigilsSlaiiti James K Polks nt JrashvillcTenn i zaehary Taylors at LQuisyille Jy JUllard Ifillnioros at Buffalo KX ifrankljin Picrcdai Coutfptrl y H Jainciw Buchauuiif ut Xoncastor at 14th 32rlinn- - Pa i j 0 John- Triers at Riclimond- Harrisons atKortli Va tried iron and q other tonics But she keeps o pale and thin Her sallow complexion worries you Per- haps she has a little hacking9 cough also Her head aches dnd she cannot study Give bs a n aft You have t Of the Eyioayon Big Sale nothing is now on ri5Zftffft77SVS AbrahmLiiVrliajliJriiigneld The oil will feed het wastingI body j the glycerine will soothe VfM lier cough and the hypophos- x sgr r NdTMMUDCi T phites will give new power and V liMrMt Iuiiliiml yS01 t ncr nerves and brain l A iffepffid novufti- in tho way of was Doom thodead hoys jjockii id nu a uo s story ciuuki on Uoods are being sold at hall the regular price in oni stock eiqepted n tuoecp- Lond im f U- Our entire stock- lhtthcrford B Hijyes atEjfafn6ht O Attest f 111 Vrff ri WTt Vio V lll lll F WkpAHNKY Jlayoif N Jamo A GarfnUs at CllVeJand Cheslcr A Arthurs afc II Ill lllll 1 yLquisvillpnrier Alhauy Jbiirnal 6 jlfou will be obliged to change --your opinion at once Children wltliatxnipi onoiiuuable liaiBp Lp especially become very fond to ttffipresent the joirifti lias oijljlialf and infants do not know n doiVn subscribers and pverj lPiSue ia f of it j jw hfcn it is added to their food 9 wltli loud applnusu f welcomed P upon flisinjfle ajeeupr paptr miu pubHkhW cvuiy giiiitlay nt a jjo is i 11st be soM J Ov v By February r mmm 1 ORDINANCES Be It ordained liy the Board q Council of the city pf JlgrlkinsviUe Where They Might Be Needeia P i irVAOTf1 t5 The marquis of Anglesey who died ad not long ago at oup time ordered sent ffroiny London- to Cino of his Country fcssiounl of npte lio he acortlsJiiLer Kyv t i Vf That any person company or firing frtf 1ltrt in aam rP irn rnhvsiMi or conjurer passci through Const nij- uqu 4M tlU V tinopie wjuipni anfrjuyimtion iroiu jii JU t iiJ CS1 corporation wvhb shall chane the autsJ lining ihpiti JXWqr all the hQtiie siiltan lie- uhvay pays for fhps jier grade of any street alley or side- - but Had Haifa dozen lfboyer What forrnnnceq in bank of Eugland note walk ntiany point or change the hall do with them my lord nsfod lot SIUcmI nt ti WoiliUutTgrade 6fian5 Streti crbsstng fa the thaJutler MTU titled blackcuard i Diirlpg the jireeptceniury evc ri ln jesta 3opd4rajaranrinjnt- and then fiance haVe heen recorrled in lrt Urit- 5iWXf Z -- SUltnnH Fnrtutiu In Jcwulji Tliij dsUhiatod value of thb sultaus jewels V d0lH0uO In his iniijcsty lias nny hobby at aliit may be siiid to wll be the purchasing pf jewels Nt pro neSshig private theatricals 5ocihd 5 COTT ioo alLdrugeists Chemiits BPWNE New yotk VVodo thisjiii ordV to hiake iiHoom for our large and qo cpnie loolc ana neip us mamnioin spring Ftociv QLARFNCE hARRIS TotinHfiy vrni KorlmH A Ufi niafe room hynyingwhat yoineedr i W A aw t AINTSRaiid PAPER HANGER r Iff t ji T a 11 f r i9liislesin wldoh tthe bride has Married r iebman byfmistakev i dt 4liRkoniJl-2 AH Work tfuntanteed I Voiprclerf3 nt jrufc Piiper hanging r apeialty Youngs rings V - Moavosis ft a J- - 1 DI flH I W T i-rf- -a A 914 Tyi - HI I VA ivT Y fii1 n- - - Hi jo KhUAwim MSiiiwiiwiiihiiiMiwiiMii 7e BiVRPHIHBBwr i vv MM wmi AefudV bearings w DOUBLE BARRELED CANNOH yompAs CI XI W fotttudthat we If ad bvoughhrroifrtd Fortify die body against disease Aa Sugli Atrcnut8 Test rX Andfwi toVcottrsecttst northertst Labout Xbe Oaly 0w in the Wrj Jta Now in vA si f Pills tan abso by Ttitts Arctic Apparatus Athn G aqyoint and a Quarter off the direct lor 5OTt0 imt lit lrcival Speii tcdufsc of the wM SiiniJarljvin the TJtc old double barreled cafiiion of lute cure for sick headache dys Â¬ ccr the most lbrited of aeionuuts other direetionWd were abk bvMjsuiir th Milfchfcll ThundeibditsJs i ttdw pepsia sourstopiach malaria liasliatt it in CQntotnnlatioiitatpjstlha iMie0tiier lAfesliV- her reriiid to owiiedjfiyrftlie cityV flifti is on bilious ii ill J jUu ii ii uy sail and rail rope gear uscjrt fay iVjidretJ uuMc mf eusL fh tuuui ryr juij r r nan 101 uapi uiirjiei nu- - uuijij m- i- constipation jaundice in his attempt to etfo ct thftacnftVcon ivniglit WB0MWit oii of our part is strncfed to hRVQthqcdlttjuountcd and all kindred troubles quest of the uorth poWu Thconr one of thBlest Boat saildVs in Eng Â¬ itftfc Ijead of the parHCdlloge 4 Wbeel m Life joint system of f rail rdpoahu sail htii land add carefully fdok dur compare aveiue hear- thft Itonfedprfieiirbini- - The Fiy l mStif jicvcr yet been practically tested to bearinisfor iis We could also tell 44114414 llli nin IH u lutfnfO nfJnirtiln DrXuttjrour LivW fills aip 14IV1W V llkJKVJ V 31ho Kind You Ilavo Always Bought nnd which lias been any extent and the idea df it 15 this well byyfhe line of rail forur wind4 Interest that Loes along with ikisTdld 01 inc isnan ever r9 In n free balloon yon are tdwnys in a coursa lay straight parallel with it caHnoiu lit tho ijrst place SfciHlw the tly wheel la uso for over 30 years has boruo tho signaturo of j j JtI perpetual calnij for you arc traveling and by thcusq of our sail weAyercahle orilv double barreled cannon m 4tiie bepTfateiul ior the acciaenc 1 and lias been niado under his per- Â¬ from ju world hi Uie next place it was in- - brought them to my notice it the same rate as the wind A sail to diverge considerably jZZJ sonal tmncrvision since its infancy 7 VJC S7X euc wv Allmv no nun n tlonnivn vnii in tills be as little use for Agahf by its use we were enabled to vtiilliu wiui a puuuiiui iuia im 44t would therefore 01 iwe directing purposes as a rudder m a pass totlie left of a farm yard and h ay mind of the inventor It belonged to astFI had a new lease All Counterfeits Imitations and Substitutes arc but Ex Â¬ boat drifting in a current without oars Etocks over which without its use we the Mitchell Thunderbolts a com j Fairleigh Platte Cannon Cob periments that triflo with and endanger tho health of pany of old men organized here in j m or any means of propuleidhf To use would have passed direct Infants and Children Experience against Experiment suno On tho cross channel trip which 1903 purely for home defense your sail you must have a trail ropCj so that immediately you descend and Mr Spencer proposes 0 undertake of tho company Mr John Gilleland A five footed mule sold atG get a certain proportion of your trail immediately tho wind is favorable invented this cannon and had it cast town for 110 ope with its weight on the ground Mr Knight and m vself arc to accompa- at the Athens fdundiy Oastoria is a substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric Drops your balloon is retarded You are not ny-him and he then intends to test The Idea of Mr Qilteland was one and Soothing Syrups It is Harmless and Pleasant It Almost Paralyzed then traveling at the same rate as tho a trail rope specially fitted with ap- Â¬ of considerable ingenuity A 50 foofc contains neither Opium Morphino nor other Narcotic After the grip I could not oat any Â¬ wind i e you are not in a perfect pliances for use over water This rope chain with the ends attached to two substance Its ago is its guarantee It destroys Worms thing for weaks- Ono of my arms calm and your saii can act By a will be so arranged as to give extra cannon balls was the charge and the and allays Fevorishncss It cures Diarrhoea and Wind H waa almost paralyz jtU I concluded proper manipulation ofballastyou ar- Â¬ drag on the rope and increase there- - idea of the inventor was- that when to hike Hoods Sarflapurilla and it Colic It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation range that a certain portion of your simnce wnicn ine wacr uuurs 10 u the cannon balls came out of the muz- Â¬ ctired me J am now well aud ntn and Flatulency It assimilates the Pood regulates tho trail rope shall be earth borne and plain rope The experiments then zle of tho canndn they woujd have a stronger thau ever before My father Stomach and Bowels giving healthy and natural sleep the course of the balloon correspond- Â¬ made should be of great interest Our tendency to diverge draw the chain wiib troubled with rbtuinatism but Tho Childrens Panacea Tho Mothers Friend ingly retarded trail rope experiments were carried on taut nnd mow down ton entire com- Â¬ niiHbeiii cured by Hoodrf Sarsaparil pany The company took the cannon la You have however no guilding over a distance of some seven milbs Fiuuell Old Fort Tenu ALWAYS GENUINE out into the country near Athens one power in the trail rope and for this London Chronicle f day to test it the sail is used The retardation of It was properly HoodH PiIIb ci re uau ea headache of Bears the Signature SERFS NO LONGER charged and was touched off With the balloon given by the drag of the IVlurion is to have a telephone ex- trail rope creates a breeze and this What Emancipation Meant to the Rus- - great ceremony One of the balls got out a little ahead of ihe other and chatgejjvith 150 subscribers acts on the sail which by a manipusian Peasants then the mischief was to pay It had lation of the trail rope causes the bal- Â¬ How To Frerent Ilitamoiilu One cvenins our village priest loon to be slanted to the right or left ji kind of circular motion and plowed found a middle aged peasant Anton up about a quarter of You are perhups aware that puou an acre of of the wind course according to the Savelieff reading a book of psalms ground the members of the company uiouir alwaps result from a com or direction in which it is desired to di- Â¬ lie was reading a psalm of whichoach in tho meantime scattering in all di- Â¬ lioui tin titthck of la grippe During verge The trail rope we used was or- Â¬ a few years tho epidemic of hi verse began with the word Rejoice to keep from being hits by ago wheu feo many grippe resulted in dinary three inch hemp it must be ciihcs he was rections What are you reading the flying chain remembered that rope is measured by asked pueuuiouiu it was observed that tho In Use For Over Years The old cannon was never used attack vub never followed by that its circumference and was 500 feet Well father I will tell you was THC CENTAUR COMPANY TT MURRAY STREET NEW YORK CITY in lengtfi The tests therefore re- Â¬ an occasional d btmtjo wheu Chamberlains Cough after that except Fourteen years ago the democratic jubilee at wlicn chargos his reply It counteracts of Kemeiiy was used quired that the balloon should be at a old prince came hero It was in the powder would be fired About five iuy tendency of a cold or la grippe to height of lc6 than f00 feet The sail I had just returned home al-Â¬ years ago the old cannon disappeared result iu that dangerous disease It we carried was rigged as in Andrees winter most frozen A snowstorm was rag- Â¬ balloon on a spar made fast across the and not until a few days ago did our is the best remedy iu tho world for I had just begun undressing Every bottle bad cold aud la giippt ing equator of the ring that supports the people know where it was Last week when we heard a knock at the window warrautt d For sale by JR O HAkd it turned up in a junkshop but it was iwcsDrog iut car and stretching upward it was was the elder who was shouting made fast io the netting of the bal- Â¬ it by the city Mr We promptly purchased Go to the prince he wants you loon It was of a sort of duck or very Nnmycr who owned the cannon The Georgetown Times advocates children light canvas in fact an ordinary all my wife and our What may he had been offered 50 for it but when a whipping post for petty offendey werethunderstricken he learned that it was a rare old relic square sail of 12 feet weighing ten from you my wife began to and our people wanted to keep it he pounds The trail rope was attached want I signed myself with the cross to the center of the ring At each side cry s Ibi Kind You Have Always Baugty promptly turned down the offer anfl Bears tho and went the snowstorm was blind- Â¬ swapped it to the city for an old bell of the spar where it crossed the ring as I crossed the bridge Well pulley blocks were fixed through ing me This act of Mr Ncumyer is one it ended all right The old prince was worthy of highest commendation which guy ropes were passed and sleep and wheu Cheerful looks cant crown feasts fixed by what appeared to be a roll- Â¬ taking his afternoon Athens Ga Pnnner he woke up he asked me if I knew unless tiv tiliietj all right ing hitch knot to the trail rope some work and only told me THEATER HAT REFORM feet below the car To bring the gear plastering Kill Mill H ll Kcxfiua T tlfr Come to morrow to repair the plaster as soon as part of the into operation 1 hi iut ijm iitiiiL Is Now Being Vigorously Advocated in it smarting So went home quite room trail rope is earth borne you haul on in that and when I iuciii ni e itiMv w im iustajSBj Italy to the bridge l came ir Dfc A U i IN one of the ropes either to right or left happy bj ipwiik v liiinberlaftfl Next to the Germans Italians go aljfijto tho I found my wife standing there She and so bring your sail surface stood there all the time with the more to the theater than any people Ejti Hint tMu pntiu nl Mauy very wind according to the direction in had baby in her arms in the snowstorm jn Europe only the German goes4n ba i ei b vo neeii permanently which you wish to guide your course waiting for me What has happened a scientific conscientious kind of way cuuil U it 1 if pi illy efficient At 155 we came down and began Sevelich she cried Well I said armed with opera glasses and sand- Â¬ oi favorite rem in Im g pihtt nnd then our trail rope experiments being only asked me to make wiches and in a frame of mind which edy fur Mile nippies chpped hands Almost im- - no harm he over Cranham Hall That was father un permits no femnle headgear to inter- Â¬ cliilljIauH mediately we had cot some hundred some repairs frost bites niixi cluouic sore der the old prince And now the fere with his study of the stage The feet or so of our rope earth borne nv j yert JJtiUs per box y guaWuaiiMiBreuiuiUcriup Italian goes in a light hearted found that it would come straight num 10 etc nun unu joiuiu linn 111 frame of mind after casual across a held and over four plows Dr CAnis Condition Powders nro t the garden at the tea table tn the having dined well at a favorite restau- Â¬ each with its plowman pair 01 hadow of W the bouw yon father al rant and if the performance is not jiint what horse needs when iu bad A hail to the men warned horses w tbc elcr of Ue Cintn particularly new spends his time in tondilioii Tonic blood purifier and NO LIIMBthem to take their teams forward our with hm his fnayors chain upon Ins chatting with acquaintances and gen- Â¬ Vfunifiigt m i They are not food but Will you have tea Savclirh a breast erally transforming the theater into inedieiiiM iud the be6t iu use to put o Tetr a social rendezvous L - he asks me take a chair But even the u tiiuui iiuui uu- muuKuvu uiuuriu- liorho iu prime condition Price 25 rjiim uit ii jiiiucsL tiyiiia uif uiiuniu Via envc Oint in in fi Italian has at lost como to the con- Â¬ c ut8 oer package For sale by R ii iiiu luuuii C And clusion that it would be pleasant at 11 give us one more chair one live us a call when von need anything in our line etr Grigorieff- you know what a ihe theater to sec something occa- Â¬ aid wick druggistD i rnrtJ v was when he was tli e sionally besides ladies hats i i A painless photographer is more amaze nent at terror for lis he there grazing and their manager df tho old prince brough t n i wi nni Consequently a newspaper cam- Â¬ needed than a painless dentist d W h erosf ing the field was delicious to be- paign has been started to induce la Â¬ i tcn for hc IstOilppo Succemfally Treated dies 0 go hatless to the ftieateror at A riW start and then they tblef hold t PKINSVILLE KY llof I have just recovered from the rotted up and sniffed at it deliberate- - lTifr 10U5co Well now father the even- least to wear some unobtrusive head- Â¬ nnntiTtftll in in in Amnix v A shout sni thom nil in n lionrl IV V gear The appeal having been made tiiruud attack of hi grippe this year from the prairies and 1 sit and read in the most courteous mannerand ac- Â¬ Hays Mr Jas A Jouos publisher of t BBaaatMszggfflaisra one gallop onh however to trot R Tei oicoI g j I In the back again and wondering y watch is companied by an infinite variety of ih leader Mexia Texas s what he abolition of serf- lader M PSHRYE flattering expressions could not be CoiiKh caBe I used Chamberlaina HANBERY the ropCe but this time t a discreet T Kemedy and I think with dom meant for the peasants Prince summarily rejected by the ladies dUfhnoo couf iderable success only being in H AUamiO At 9 m u n 1n1 TfttUr nn very diplomatically they temporized bed a little over twoduys Hgaiustten i W MOTES IN A SUNBEAM contretemps We suddenly saw that knowing that in time masculine pa- Â¬ day H for the former attack he pec our trnil rnnp wns bound to nucs nwr ui attack I am Hiitisfied would have tience would be worn out A number WT O At hlnV i nJAm J f uuiuiag w c y of the prettiest visited each of the btu equally as bad aa the first but tie roof of n aro houo vh p HANBKRY SHRYER Proprs O mtacm resting nr nd in thick trees First Roman theaters in turn sitting all for the use of his remedy as I had to uuuuug uiu uuncmg uioics in a in a row in order to make men be go to lied in about nix hours after be the rone a we Railroad St Between iVnlti crossed dronned straight nernsa i lfo bar of sunlight sounds like one of lieve that they were possessed by an ing Ht uck ivith it while iu the first HOPKINSVILE KY ciihB I was able to attend to business aud Eleventh roof To our delight however the those hopeless never ending tasks earnest desire to improve But thc two days beoro getting down - wn WH1C maugnani iaines aengni less favored refused to imitate this about chimney pots over which it trailed apFursalebyRCHAnDwioKDruggist SfCareful attention givfii to sampling and Falling all tobacco consist peared to suffer no damage and hra to break the spirits of little heroines example and the demonstration fell to ub Liberal advauceH on tobacco in ntoro All tobacco insured unit Some- - Hat econd the rone was asrain borne on in the German folk stories Jvow it is suggested that they Nobody has ever discovered what M otherwise instructed more than this however has shall wear like the Pompeiian ladies tho tree tops at the other side of the thing pallbearers at a funeral think hpuse This perhaps may explain been achieved by modem science dr the Bacchanti a wreath df flowfotfj an incident thai happened a few mih- - which is now able to count the parti- - ers The forthcoming operatic sea about ides later for suddenly glancing down cles floating in any given portion of son is to be extromely brilliant and RUfMYOftl The Hon Theo W Clark of DawJ we saw a burly policeman rupningfor tho atmosphere and- determine what great expectations arc entertained as son Springsiiriay become a canioj IMIOIltUSTOIIK OF all he was worth across a field after proportion of these are dangerous to the decorative effect of ladies our trail rope He never reached it germs and what are mere dust crowned with flowers like those of an- Â¬ date fgr the Legislature from Hop kins county Dr Franklands experiments have cient Borne London Post however though he made a long run am ii it and tho last we saw of him ho shown us how to count tho microfor APractlpe That Made Perfect yiy is it that one man is old and was gazing wrathfully upat us from organisms and now a Scotch scienthe center of a huge plowed field evi- Â¬ tist by a totally different method ha Leschetizky the famous teacher decrepit at 45 and another hale GtarksMitle Tennessee It depends on tp take ilock of the of the piano often brightens his talk and hearty at 80 dently too pumped to shout And been cnahled of himself Ofteiu now a word as to the result of the trail more harmless but hardly less inter- with reminiscence writes Cleveland the care he takes a mans body gets out of repairr- We Solicit the Patronage of All Who I1ave Tobacco To Se1 rope esting dust motes Thirty thousand Moffett in the Ladies Home Journal the trouble grows until it lays him experiments Our experiments were made at a such particles have been detected by 1 always practiced ft piece with six out in bed Whenever a man feels Free Slornjje to Shippers height of from 300 to 400 feet thus him jn the thousandth 01 a cubic inch dried peas ho said to one pupil that he is not as well as he oughtl leaving from 100 to 200 feet of traillof the air pf a room In the outside When I began 1 would Jay the six be wnenever he is listless wit Gush AduiniMs IMade on rope on the ground We found that atmosphere in dry weather the same peas on the piano rack side by side out energy and without vitalit T with this leverage we could work our measurement of air yielded 2119 Then when I had played the piece whenever he linus that ne is lost 1 J KENUUIflK StfAihSMAN sail and the balloon to which it wa whqreas after a heavy rajhfall the through perfectly or a part of it I weight and that his prdinary worlsl fixed so that we could diverge a point number waeonly 521 would put ono of the peas in my pock- Â¬ g ives mm unaue tatigue lie nccu Dis Dr Pierces Golden and a quarter to right or left of the - That this poweof- prying into at- Â¬ et That would leave five peas nnd covery ii ne Keeps Medical vu worMujj m In fact it gave us a mospheric secrets will eventually when I had played it through per- Â¬ with his liver inactive and higbloadtfl wind course range of 2i points within which wc yield Very important results must be fectly a second time 1 would put an impure--h- e keen his nerve and his J 3 HurtF rfr Bmmsa0 h0 is absolutely necessary t could alter the course of the balloon obvious to all Among the most curi- Â¬ other pea in my pocket And so 1 1 body iindipac6nstant nervous u With thcwind blowing west by south ous discoveries already made is thc would go on until I had played it1 strain HeVwill not be hearty tho youug niau or young woman who would win SuccC h in life Thi being conceded H is of first importance to got your training at the scho our course was naturally east hy direct and constant relation Which exJ through pcncctiy six times in suc- - wften Kfcife bid The lGolderi -Med Compass bearings taken iss between dust particles and fogs cessjpp and althe peas were in my leal Discovery cures manvo-caHnorth that Stands in thejvery frout rnuk UlJ u showed it as about half way between mist and rain Peflrsonfc But if I maddeingld mis- - cd diseaisesbecaus0 nearly all pockets yjh College Louisville Ky The Bryant Slralton Bijness east by north and east By using the takeinihethirdnlavinc ortho fourth IJeHSUHtiOUl HCUlCIMim 6 Question of VentilationoloyihgIwould pntthejix peas back oau uigesuon anurcuuieijucni Kcepiusr jStjyou expenncod teachers each one a flpeciahat ii rope reeved through onopuliy and ThorVebtilation1 makes rJBolc tt M iwitfiiiM of a theory make ontheraek andbemn All over aflrain he appetite gbodr tie digestioo -- - WritforabfPiitifnl u c a vjiiuimiikMiaisnHiiuLajiamiciyinB book giyiog testimo naming on inatenu oxinoBRjiuie tHrorairjHitiDjfliuofiF uu uuuapuanHJHllEiua wuoffpiaaacfia with stx tB4Klrt i uisa Htjori eaVv aod R STRlERiHG AkLLOCml ij a VWasfJWMC mmttiimitmtmmiikiiSifM tiiBL j j -- I Mm JL t 5iiBr7ffrnW - -- f M jjiti 1 1 u3BISsP 3 U vn- - xx9k Mri Ts J q h it A nfi V AStronc Fortification J irk Ljr flii C rm rV 1 1 What is CASTORIA ntf Liver Pills v CASTORIA JB asyyffeucAM 30 The Kind You Have Always Bought QMfURl CHARD AfiJ BUILDERS CONT RAPTORS J 1 1 11 Buildii Htsriais f AaJ Kinds ii UcNLrt I 1 11 happy-co-luck- oi 11 JtijJilLia uA ij tn iJji iji 1 J- DAii CIMRDS talkand i I il 1 h PEOP vkl IIOUSR vJ 1 ik3 Jh h a KEDRICK G entral Tobacco Warehouse CortsinnMil 4 1 A Ol IQ8I1FCL K J ij i Kb ttflttiFlK V v ti msBsBzm NATGAlIi a akt ca k ytwiwrMujnaaii i 1 wn 8T A NATURAlTlDRy DQClC a rBMH jitMfMtottWtefe r 1 r imytdgt We are ihdepted feayB the JBngincer ingNews to T Hodgson of T3edford X province of Quebec for a description TOBACCO of a natural dry dock- and Ke manner ill which- it has lecn utilized Tbis dock is on the MaincfIde of JicSt fCrifix river- betwceti Calaistind 1nssa- Four months stgragc Free mnquoddy bay Altlns point h small Liberal advanSSflade oh Tobacco brook liascut n chanel ofsuflieicrit s-rim7 width thromrh the riVer bunk douli to TUT afoiH the level of Wtide the difTcr- S ACnAWtXIRU UK HIUK OKWftY Manager eiiediili tide levels at 11ns place being Proa fecvSt TreaS nenrljv 25 feel mnount sind of AC fhere was a oonsfdcrableneiglibor of Do shipping owned iu tJiis - - haodand docking facilities wore ah 9eiitssdine ingenious 5Tiinlcc con cluduu that lie would utilise tile cut iWutrnti will call for and doliver vour v -- k made by the small stream especially VfwJi- - - Jl t -- f it as the high range of Udeprovidcd all ImhIo mantarl tributary points Diccouuts liberal Ad the appliances needed to fill nndj empty the dry dock Starting several dress all communications hundred feet from the driver oh llioi Excelsior Steam Laundry Co small tributury a Cut was made across INCORPORATE KY HOPKINSVILLE uie ucu 01 inesxream cxienumginu eaelr hank and a len foot Wall of stone Jaid in ceinenlvVafi built At the ccrl W H Faxon W G Wheeler tCr of the oneiiingtho top of this walla was about onthe level of the bedjtofji the stream but at the sides it pSS teiided above the highest tides Sills were laid in the opening and a pairofV Tobacco Warehousemen Commission Merchants Grain Dealers ordinary lock gales were put in placcS opening outward A pipe control jpl by a Valve waslaid in tlietT nterAvS cor rcssellville and r r sts levui wiin iiiusiruiuii uiiianu carneo off any water intercepted by the lbwj Ky Hopkinsville wall and the silk and a ditch cut i Liberal Advance on Consignments All Tobacco cleat us Oovored by Insurance aoovo me level 01 nign tide proviucu JW- H AIT 7 AST In k JH4ftnrGIN FRANCE in Use Som Time fa Maine for COMMISSION MERCHANTS mLpvffrLEm J all kinds The xcetsior i Steam aundry DyMork Laundry ud Solicit Vour Patronage I pecially torpedo boats for the Ifrcnch J govern menu of vliicncla s Ire lins sev- Â¬ eral on hand AI AugiistinXornjiuid remotked that undoubtedly France wa inferiorto Great lirilaiji in num Â¬ ber of warships but that it wo useless to attempt todecide beforcjlinnd tho rcsiifkof a modern naval iwar It could however he accented ns a prin- Â¬ ciple both asto naval fighting arid wuriiiru on janu mai uiiieient lacucs miiH be adopted by the weakqrfro m those employed bv the strongcr fiflwc For tho weaker side to imitate lh c method of the stronger imi t lead to disaster fy continue to Compete jiwjtli Knglrind on the same line but Jwith kssmoney o spend for riavrU armament France- having a large artm to maintain would lend to bor Jjoing reduced to a position of im- Â¬ French Expert Recommends Slow Battle Csstoras Vary Much from Those of Eng Â¬ ship ai Great Power land and America I send yotr a few pomU from a con- - j Getting married js-- a rctfy trouble Â¬ venation With M Nonnaud tho some affair in France Officialism is noted constructor of war cscels es In stele andsterfer-in peofMAtw TbUusiiidsor ii rwr Wheeler Faxon portance on the watcp Theevpcrienced constructor reoom iinends in order to insure a chance of success the employment of a different strategy opposite tactics and dis Â¬ similar weapons from tho c adopted by the adversary It i of no u e Fire Proof Warehouse UllUUllUl JUI IIIUSIIIU11 UIIIOUIHOl All The Local News Nation I WORTH READING State and WILL BE FOPND IN THE KEUTUCKIAN And mi Mediterranean arsenals The busiV2tl5c New fiMi In ness of battleships is to fight under 2Tg2c the most favorable conditions thereBeeswax Je have arranged a Clubbing Rate 18fe21o fore number and strength are for Tallow 2c oy wnica we can give them more important than speed Giiineiig dt ll V2fr225 Gruioer are for these reason not so Both Papers One Year for 225 Honey 7Ai8c useful as flotillas of torpedo boats he- Tiib wtislifd mil 2i Both is 300 Regular price for cause cruisers cannot fight battle- Â¬ Greasr d Sicj ie ships nor capture merchant steamers We save you generous part of this under another flag The speed of Hum ornin Send or bring your cash with order torpedo vessels as well as of the vesClover prr bushel S3 sels that escort them should be great 10 me mk Coru 20c and of course the scouts All the othWtjE IS 150c Wheat er fightingships should possessa com- Â¬ ELEPHANT HUNTING IN NUBIA Hopkinsville paratively low rate of speed Coru shelled 2ic Dfflcult Task of the Pursuer Who Goes These are fhe views of a French ct Hides ami Fur a Foot pert given for the benefit of his counGreen hides JsrvTc 50 YEARS When the elephant is pursued on try m on PajlJdjUlazet e n Green salted hide- 7Ae EXPERIENCE foot it is invariably sought in the Dry flint Imp l2c THE HUNGER CURE depths of the forest where it has re- Â¬ Vegotabie tired for shelter from the noonday American People Eat Too Much and Too Sweet Ptatue- 10c Often oiin and also for the short repose u Iiihb potututh ni tin lifl Two articles rn tiio Cosmopolitan 70e takes during the iMhout The huntLeiei Cabniy MitRc er having tracked his quarry to US have for their moral that hunger at Trade Marks Designs retreat i obliged to Use the utmost times may be a very valuable theia Flour Retail Copyrights c stealth in approaching it the elephant peutic agent One of these articles Patent per bbl Anyono gendlnjr a sketch and description may 4U quickly ascertain our opinion frco whether nn being a very light skeper and awak by Mark Twain set- - iln foiih in the Invention Is prohablr patentable Communion Stu daid per 11 S3f Handbook on Patents ened by the tliglitet unusual sound authors fincifu and uhiinsiial fashtlons strictly confidential forsecurtnirpatents sent free Oldest agency Co receive Hn- yThe difficulty of moving tb rough a ion while the other Ijv lh V 7 Patents taken throucli Slunn special notke without chareo in tho Clov fi ipi fine to maintain The Great Eastern dense thorny jungle without making Youmans puis it in scientific terms American Scientific Good 1iiiiotlM 70c a failure as an ocean carrier any sound dissimilar to those wluoli Probably the truth that these articles was cirinculcate is one that needs to bo im- Â¬ A handsomely Illustrated weekly Inost IS a I3rai retail any sclentiHo Journal Terms so much coal was might be prod need by nature such pressed on culation of because she took i year four months II gold by all nowsdealcrs Americans generally The as the stirring of the branches by 0 so awkward to handle and cost so Live stock York Medical Times and Register has the MUNN light breeze or the occasional falling Co36Bda New much for repairs It was a serious of a dead leaf is greater than can be following to saj on the subject Branch Office- G25 P Bt Washington D C Hogs S3pf lo problem to turn her around in an realized by anyone who has nottried The moral of both articles briefly Shep 2 50300 stated is that we eat too much and ordinary harbor and toget her in it Cattle 2i5f7 3 50 and out 6f her flip danger but the On getting within arms length of at times when there is no disposition Calves J300p32o invention of steam and electrical his game the swordsman slowh upon the part of the alimentary or Lnuibb SJ00ce4 25 steerage aparatus has made such raises- himself to an erect position and gansto digest food It is much bet- deals a slashing cut on the back sm terf instead of eating food at stated BANKRUPTCY AND A SAVAGE WEDS HIS BROTHERS WIDOW problem of nevigation comparaews of tho neatest foot about ten perjotls to wait until he craving of tively easy and the captai ns of the the stomach demands food no matter A New Zealander Learns the Process PIFTV AVENUE IIOTn Campania or the Kaiser Wilhelm inches from the ground at the same howjijong that may be presupposing KY Robert Keller Keeps a Promise Louisville lime leaping nimbly back to avoid a Through Bitter Experience l uest j Hotel fn the or any of the other great leviathans blow from the animals trunk The of course that the digestive organs rtlade to a Dying Man Two A correspondent Electric KlevnW at Wanganui of ocean commerce handle them as cut if properly delivered bites sheer arein a physiological condition From MnlKlff VlKECAJtPBEM Years Ago New Zealand sends us this amusing if they were a team of horses HP to the bone severing the large art- a disease standpoint the stomach may extract from a local newspaper A eries and in a short time death en be insuch a low nervous condition Maori chief who lost 10 through a Mahcoutah 111 Jan A Sneezing Phenomenon sues from hemorrhage Gazelles are thatihc lack of nutritional tone may white stoiekeepcr going through the M Keller aged 70 and Mrs Mar- Â¬ be intensified to such a degree as to bankruptcy eomt has ghen the fol tha Keller aged rO were married A remarkable physical phenome- Â¬ hunted by a powerful breed of make no demands for food hounds in build somewhat heavier Jowinglucid exposition of this particu- Â¬ in tlie Lebanon non was reported to the Mtdical TKcrc is much to be said in favor Presbyterian than a greyhound In spite of being society of the district of Columbia far swifter ban lite hound the ga- of thev facts contained in both articles lar branch of Uritish jurisprudence churb this evening Thebridewasi The at its meeting Monday night by Dr zelle falls a victim from a nervous lor it cannot be questioned that we to pakelia white man who want the w idow of the grooms brother become palcarapu Walter A Wells A girl 17 years habit of constantly stopping to look eat entirely foo much for the proper into business Mid getsinsolvent goes Two year- - ago Henry Keller S3 BaSo- lots of goods S of age began to sneeze while in the back to see if it is pursued itnls o ex Â¬ preservation of the natural force of and does- not pay for them lie then then a prominent citizen of Leba Â¬ We are constantly ac Â¬ schoolroom one day last October pends is strength by faking great our systems gets all the money he can together non was taken very sick The bounds- in an almost vcrtipal direc- Â¬ cumulating more than we make use say and was uncontrohlble The teach- Â¬ 2000 and puts all of it except physician said there was no hope of and despite the fact C3NO 3 er aent her to a drug1 store and the tion thereby not only losing time a snip us of tissue we thata we have five pounds away where no one can Semi for brother Robert said a ir are in state of w but exhausting itself so that it is find it With the five pounds he goes the dy ing man and in a few min Â¬ apothecary gave her a powder overtaken S a2a tB without difficulty Capt physiological bankruptcy S 330 n xo a judge of the court and tells mm utes Robert was kneelinir at his which she was instructed to inhale T 0 S Speedy in The general conclusions to bo deos g Harpers Maga like snuff This did no good and zine rived ffrom both articles are that he wonts to become pakarapu The bed siide p she was sent home Her mother Promise me saidthebick man Americans as a rule consume an exces Â¬ judge then calls all the lawyers to j m1 a Weighing In a Mayor 0 eo sive amount of food the excesses he rgelher likewise all the men to whom h living tried all of the ordinary that wherrl am gone brother you I o Si - o tflnS The curious and ancient custom of ingjjfut pronounced in tho line of the pakeha owes money and he says x ill take care of my widow and my remedies called a physician He r a38- O D J Tins man is pakarapu but ho wishes prescribed sedatives such as opium weighing Jn a mayor and corpora meats and sweetmeats Robert boweil hisheadj to give you allthat he has got and sd business Catered for Royalty and bromides first small and then lion survives in High Wycombe in he has asked me to divido this five And if your good wife should die larger doses but the sneezing still England and was this year again ob g Charles Paul Augusfo Cuvillier pounds among you all The judge promise me that you will marry my served m connection with the election went on A consultation was or- Â¬ of who recently died was the Belmonico thereupon give3 the lawyers four widow the chief magistrate The mayor dered and it was decided to give having been chosen and elected the of Paris His caiering extended to all pounds and the remaining one pound T promise repeated Robert A n t oud Whlsltey Habits ourctl at homo with the patient chloroform- While she whcjle company pf aldermen council- the royal families of Europe and many to the other men Then the pakeha few minutes later the soul of Henry MjiJtTWI out paa Book of nai was Cleveland Leader unconscious the sneezing ors officials and otiers repaired to of them serit wreaths and other floral goes home Keller had departed Jiight months tlcularasent FBKK UMWOOLLKYMD tributes to the funeral Tie was 70 ago Mrs Robert M Keller died tiumu us Offlco 101 N Iryor St stopped but as soon as the stupor tle vestibule of thft town ball where years old Conceited Man wore off she began again and con Â¬ the head constable who wasin charge This eening Robert Keller fulfilled Seaman Blacksmiths tinued regularjly nfght and day of the weighing machine carefully If you donj laugh at a mans joke his promise without cessation until a surgical recorded the weight of each person Eyery battleship has a blacksmith nine times out of ten he will tell it H en operation was determined upon over again Washington la Dem- Â¬ ehopon board and a number of Enthusiastic Wheelman I An abnormal growth was found in Also a carpenters ocrat Congressman John Murray Mitch Â¬ shop and qn electrician departments For Iiifant3 and Children Entirely new sud first class in nil the nptiewhichthendoctprs Relieve Depends ori Point of View v i tJreeiMJClB v tn i quiuuio ruuuir caused the irritation Drr Wells ell of Newark isnimostonthusjas- Causes Surprise cuoueui Thi KMyra Hayg Always itatgfct Parents call their boys resolute his uiko 01 tne fni tl aacf serviceuHkidiallwMn toe oity Imd prtruilr tfa nnnriilrV ihn ttun ti uc wueeinian v w j t i P maKe as fiuere are some people one is a ways while other people- call them pig Â¬ iiJ nDwWCrLi Bears the jV fttcnrilollnj Surprised electrutineedlentlth wettingbpsy v vIA V headed Washington 1st tDemo Sicnatnre of J aWIIS arfttfl Uv r i i t t t jlh- t 3 1S jijWicV JV Ual WW ft Wl liI fVn ro5lw tll Cincinnati Weekly Hirer TUCKIAN feet the Kaiser Cunard line is Cirosse is 048 feet and Wilhelm deT the Great Eastern was 680 feet but the Oceanic which is being built for the White Star Line is twenty fouifeet longer than the Great-Easteror 701 feet overall TheGreat Eastern was of greater beam and tonnage however being 83 feet broad 58 feet deen and havinjr a tiisplacement of 22500 tons The Goceanic is 68 feet broad 44 feet deep and has a displacement of 17000 tons The Great Easterns engines developed only 2800 horse power and her best speed was eleven knots an hour The engines of the Oceanic are built for 45000 horse power and she is expected to sail across the ocean day after day with her tripple screws at the rate of twenty seven miles an hour which is about the same speed that the new mail service from New ybrk to San Francisco is expected 625 n usual lv cominGr down Hip brook ehnn nel A few well bedded cross timbers THE BIGGEST SHIP for supporting the keel of the vessel completed tins serviceable dry dock The operation of the dock was very A Great Ocean Vessel 704 Feet simple The vessel came up the river Long on the flood tide and was hauled into the dock and held in position over the keol blocks us the tide ran out As At Bcltast has been launched the the water level lowered shores from largest ship ever built by man Ac- Â¬ the banks kept the vessel upright and cording1 to the calculations of the these are found sufficient for the class Scriptural pundits Noahs Ark was of vessels using this dock When the 5 10 feet long the Campania of the tides had run out the gates were shut llif 11 11 irJlii VUUI France to build one ship when Eng land is building three copying at he same timclirilish typos of vpr l The only liing in which to imitate the navv of Albion - in it numbers lie recommend a general reduction in the poed of French vpsclsin order to incroac their numbers with also at the same time an increase in their de Â¬ Â¬ i- for fensive power A lecr fleet of very rapid vessels would he fatal the would bc of no use against the encmw merchant ships which wouldsail un der a neutral lag The could onh use their speed to escape from supci ior numbers So much is this question to tne fore that the government has actual- Â¬ ly ordered M Normaud to build two armored seagoing torpedo boate which arc now being constructed in his yards in addition toothers in the andtliewaterwaskeptont until repair were completed To nndoek the ship the gates can be opened at low tide and the water thus admitted on the rise of tide will float the vessel and ho can pass out and down stream on the ebb tide This dock Las been inwiccosiful operation for some years and is an interesting example of the utilization of existing natural conditions for secur- Â¬ ing a luuch necded convenience ltvAW religious one in the Jmiish hiirol Sometimes the two events come offdi the sameday but it is more usual for two or throe days to clupe before thef benediction is pronounced over the bridal pair to the accompaniment of some intricate mass sung by a profes- Â¬ sional Fabulous sums arc occasionally given to singers fiom the Grand opera house on such occasions by wealthy people One curious thing is to --co he bride and bridegroom comfortably sealed dnring the greater part of the service in large armchairs placed in the cen Â¬ ter close to the altar rail- - Brides- Â¬ maids play a very different purl to what they do at an English or Ameri Â¬ can wedding In the first place even the chief bridesmaid docs nothing to help the bride in her struggles with veil and gloves Then they are never dressed alike Each one cariies a quaint little bag niatclring bcr gown in which she collects tho offerings for the poor Indeedit is much more usual for a girl to say has asked me to collect for her than to announce an invitation to become demoiselle dhonneur bridesmaid Saturday seems the favorite day for weddings The ceremony takes place as a rule about one oclock The closed carriages unci by thjabmirgeoi class arc large and so much glazed tliu the occupants and their toilets are dis- Â¬ tinctly visible One frequently see in tin strings of these vehicle Champs Jilysee making their way toward the Bois de Boulogne where they will parade about until the hour of dinner In summer time especial- Â¬ ly the various restaurants in the Boi in are greatly resorted 10 Pei-osociety seldom do this tliey usually return to the house of the brides parents where a reception is held and light refreshments offered during the rest of the afternoon In any cast- a wedding is an expensive affair but it has compensatiril 111 lie way of beautiful presents In Fiance it is the cus- Â¬ tom for the bride to bestow gifts upon her intimate girl friends these taking the form of jewelry or elegant trifles for the toilet table Apropos of mayors here is n little One incident which was amusing dav on entering a friends Hat n lad was much struck by the lugubrious aspect of the cook who admitted Inland remarked upon it to her friend She is tn Oh dont yi u lnow iii to tre i married Is that suui a fiagic aflan sin asked Well you ec there is a hitch The womans- name Iklphinc Z ii least that what she i alw ay -- called but em the rogi lor hei village sin is enteied a Maiie Louise Z like all the other girl- Jlow iu tin world is that n it a strange idea It is he mayors doing When a birth had to be recorded whatever the parent might desire he always put Jean for a boy and Mario Loui e for a girl Perhaps he wa- - coneiva tive and disapproved of fanciful digiessious Chicago Daily News Â¬ f n- jver depurtincnt of life rampant iivcu trie peasants nave erci toss papers to produce before they can satisfy M lc Mafrc One uf a niaorlinost Tmpiortantd titles is to act as rejHstrjlr The important knot is 4icd 3fuvce over in thecal of the faith f l rwh imihense cure First there is thecflvfl ceremony at the town ball thenlije 11 some one elsa like the poor cripple In iha nible who JiaA no one to help him down t the Hfe givlns pool befora onlygetalitUo ahead of Jtlm So many sufferers feci that if they couU flllpped itt help to over- Â¬ come their ex lfcxwffiiqr It in Goldmen trenie weali kness able to regain their coveted health and Wnlilit til t ey n Medical Discovery is deigned to aid It Is the strong helping hand for those who are Jn the extreme of bodily weakness and nervous exhaustion It promptly tones nourishes and builds up system gives keen appe- Â¬ the entire it tite good digestion pure blood muscular strength ncrvcTorcc and renewed activity When 1 firnt wrote on I was completely dls a Mr V SI Satterly living at conrnffed Klcliford TJow Co N V I O Ilox 40 To a I was in pain all the time letter to UrTUrce could not lie in bed on account of severe sharp cultinz pains in my hack and right hip Had piiiii111 through the Kmer part of my body and my ciuowp nun me so raucn 1 couiu scarcely 1111 my naiiy my sKin was ury narsn mi scaly nnd hung like Mcks on my arms My husbaud calltd the doctor and he said it wis weakness nnd my nee His medicine did me uo good I kept getting worse and weaker It secmea i snouiu go craiy one clay I wcoto you and received advice I have taken Br Pierces Oolden Medical Discoxery his Fa- Â¬ vorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets and now I can lie 111 lied with some comfort and cau do a good days work just these people that Dr Pierces flij The most valuable book for both men and women is Dr Pierces Com- Â¬ mon Sense Medical Adviser A splendid looS pnge volume irSf with engravings and colored IS plates A copy ESS will be sent to anyone UKi sending twenty one cents ia one cent stamps to pay the cost of mailing only to Dr R V Pierce Buffalo N Y Cloth bound 31 stamps paper-covere- Hopkinsville Produce flarket Casli prices ineichittjtH B icon- - piiti by Hopkinsville Hinii Side- - i oiintry Shoulder- Laid Cjiiuiry Produce Butitti Eyti- 1 li10c 5J7io f7c 7tf 8c 12ij3lJ5c v 1 uv-enirs 1 i 1 111 ei 1 8 lRobert ao M -1 I T og5 Ck immm flim 1 55 IC0 O c 30 i5H HIU 10 0v Will Hotel derson il seaman-- blacksmiths ri C CASTOR A -- v-- i r U Tl t M 4 j i i wo W j iH Jk i itv Ji ftdtoj f lj 1 t v tAi j rx t T v iiw4 S iPti i rw jLk v jr-w-T- r hf 5- -f- fi7 V f f y ft U ft n t ft i w J 1 f QEER WEDfonGS Two CaldweU totinty Couples En ter Into Alliances Monday Squire Mayea tied tWq of the most tangled matrimonial fcjiols we have heardofj saysthePrincfiton i jonn muof Kepuoiican married to Allie Lamb thesisferot v v tmtmmmmmmt BWagBBHlilillLl1 JllllLllllllgli111 THE TtJIUSff MASjSACRBS ScfctiM ROYAL Powder I SB38 ef the Awful fiecntly USED BV THEN0B1LI o 4 A Z Enacted in Armenia in M t Hakes the food more delicious and wholesome I 1II IIIMIII ftOVAL BMCINQPOWPCR CO MEW VOR rBf l- rwatamwywumMwMia The Weather PERSONAL GOSSIP rSrtl J 4Mt 7 teSnL jf VwS ij l 1- - H L - 3 on Weber street N Account Bobtouiaiib tin L will sell lound t jp tickets to Nash- Â¬ ville atone ana one tin i d tareJan 2Sth good retui ning until and on n the crty All the parties came tdlwn xA n H it n Vf auct atter the hr Miss Bell Moore has returned -- from a visit to friends at Decatur ceremony Hubbard assisted his new HERE AND THERE wife to a reserved sprhigfeat in 111 the front of the wagon amMiis for Dr E N Fruit Duntist office over Miss Sallie- Harris ot Sinking Ohvy Bank HopUmBvillo Ky Fork is visiting Miss Myna West mer wifet new Mrsuiiley toa seat in the rear end of the vehiclcvifki Andereon Fowler have opened on High street this week which he alsohelpedRiley whowas inenan4raitoiss Jlie pools of blood Va their now drug store cor 7th Mrs C P War field is on a visit overcome with emotion streets into the in thestroets income nlnceaclually V G Warfield of Hop wagon The muchly wedded par- Â¬ dripping and iriclfjing downhill pamo CourierJournal On sale at Ander to Mrs Alex kinsville Clarksville Tinges sons Fowlers ties then droverto their country resi in time after jou had ieppeOvcr i R Hollis Traveling dences wherethey nofdoubt enjoyed and around a hundred of thcmtorc- Mr John If you have a nice dregs to have mmuyou ot some early visit to a made take it to Miss Kennedy on Passenger Agent for the I C was hemselves in a largemanner slnughtec hous e Animal blood nil of the week in the city the first U1 9th St seerasljfe same it was hardjo realize looking after the business out of WOOD ROQERS that this had run in human veins Miss Kennedys dressmaking al Â¬ V Thursday night the killing ways gives satisfaction Give her this city for the Mnrdi Gras Misses Lillian Hollingsworth and Cerulean Couple Married By Judge poptiriuediOj also id J nightlong Im a call on 9th St rnttlo of the dealli curts througli the Prescriptions filled both day aud Jimmie Lester two of Princetons CansJer Wednesday elieets carryuig the dead to young ladies are the most popular night at Anderson Fowlers trpjeMf Tfot until Fridaj night pleasant frutists of Miss Minnie GiBh Mf Collins B Wood andlMjss dnJ tile cominijal pressure of thcaju- Gamers Wild Goose Liu Armisteud on South Main street iment cures rheumatism and neural Dolly Rogers bothof laauursiprcGtUio government to gia Jt touches tub srot At ill drug this week Springs neigbborhood versrri1r- - Mte ordhrJSwjlie foldiers lolirc on gists Ii itf Important to Mothers ned in the Countv Clerks- office an momi finV Phrtrt Hin lif22ttvf UI i When in towu call and inspect our PruUiJLY tp nuena The manufacturers of Castoria Wednesday morning by Judgean eune on Snrmilay tnoraing totlio visit hi kIp Ar new stock of druggists suudries We M to spend hun- sler carry iu stock jn- - what you waut at have been compelled ri ninn eemptfjyntCjlinhli gave the dreds of thousands of dollars to The couple returned homeithe Ik t idea of t JJtWfft esit nl of the the lowest prices S familiarize the public with the sig Â¬ same afternoon The bnde ANIEIKOX a deadly work IkrtUbe AWcrrcan and Fowler nature oTChas H Fletcher This daughter of Mr J M Wood Jiilgifm uihiis tcrs tfilnaied that they The work dpne at Misij MoUte reason of lu irnm imtu to yuoo iioiiiqs laid Uasbeen necessitated by establish- Â¬ L Kennedys out in lntig lines awail ing the comple pirates counterfeiting the Castoria MARRIED BY JUDGE CANSJER ment is first class in every respect tion of he trenches Matty ofljcm trade mark This counterfeiting is hid bpcn lying in Hip lioiis un fjneo Call and we om new store iu cor a crime not only against the proner room Hotel LhImih Wo have a prietors of Cabtoria but against South Christian Couple Wed In Wednesday and were so swolJcnlint their arm and leg were thrush up complete line of pure fresh driigSj the County Clerks Office All per- Â¬ the growing generation i stark and tiff into the air lino cigars miltt- - stationery etc sons should be careful to see that Armenians wprp killed because the Indekon Fowler Castoria bears the signature of Mr Charles D Nelson a young Turks weroponvinppd that ihey were Desirable dueling on South Yir Â¬ yaid garden or- Chas H Fletcher if they would South Christian farmer and Mrs conspiring against the hol govern ginia street permitted to be the health of their children Minnie Huffman of near Beverly ment and hpy guard chard aud grais lot f r rent 1899 W V Ware particular Were married in the County Clerks killrd bppausp that amr holy govern Â¬ Parents and mothers yesttr ment did nol dare to add o i well to carefully examine the Cas- - office at 130 oclock p m Ladies if you want your dress ought established unpopularity b infprfpr made in the latebt ttvle take it to Itoria advertisements which have clay Judge Cansler performed the ing with its infttrialed subjects Un Miss Molhe Kennedy No 20 Ninth bee appearing in this paper and ceremonv douhtjidly lite pHeiljonti Kad much to anci to rememDcr tnai tue wrapper drfwitli inciting Oie murdprpf street up stairs it GOOD SALES of every bottle of genuine Castoria es on Watches ASK HK j i thp fnc simile signature of PADERBWSKI AS A STUDENT Jewelry a mi tioi woods Oont Chas IT Fletcher under whose And Satisfactory Prices Prevailed Had Won Faroe as a Virtuoso Then Be- buy until jtn ml prices supervision it hab been manufac- Â¬ Throughout This Week Ran All Over Again 11 C Hahdwick tured continuously for over thirty When Indcrewr Ki camp lo Tie N will sell round trip years Phila Bulletin The L The sales of tobacco this vvee schctizk in Vienna some ton years tickets to Mobik Birmingham and Now Is Your Chance to Go to were considerably larger than ago it ttusiicaeoiieeit jior former v ho New Orleans at one fare Feby 7th those of last and prices were un Â¬ had ahead achieved sueeeis in Kus Alardi Gras to 13th bothda- - inclusive account changed Receipts have been fan Eia and niiifrtcixd an extensive icper Mardi Gra go i returning until One fare for the round trip to ly good and will continue to im toire write Cleveland MofTett in New Orleans and return via Illi- Â¬ Le the Ladies Home Journal and on Feby 28th nois Central Railroad Arrange- prove as mucn ot tne weed mi schetizK heard him play for awhile J i Adams Agent You have some very ments are being made to run a been prepared for prizing Neail and then said You Get tiwnijr M nue special sleeper out of Hopkinsville all of the 97 stock has been srld bad faults but on have t ileal and No b North on the morning of Febuary 11th and the sales in future will bemadi have ltlapd too many thing Needles a M It o nothing well enough Your wrist is Main btree tlwt u Ueudeifoni anil arriving at New Orlrans 830 a m np principally of the 98 crop The loose market la still active hard and stiff If you come to me you o Cooper lu iii next day Only a short ride from muit forget for six months that jou poaite the Cuiiri tiuiibe a cold to a varm climate through have a repertoire joii mut play noth Â¬ Hopkinsville Tobacco flarket Attorney Geo K Campbell hab the most pictuiesUe scenery ing but exerqises for technique six Sales by Gaitber West of 5 hours a da of exercises and nothing moved hit flice to the rooms fomier Tickets on sale Feb 7th to 13th ly occupitd b JuugeJoe McCarroll inclusive good ictu ruing uutilFeb hhds new tobacco as follows else Spe- Louisville Ky Jan 26 d Generally fair to night and rtf hisdUorccd wife who wdsmatried at the same timb to Ed Itiieyi Ri Â¬ leys wife tvas aso a divbrced wo-man 1 to- - fviHitinff friend Yon vould ecsonlv a amafl knoi of a flourish of sjty 20 perha w ro w Af VVULIf IJ vy inters Inohtjrjn the Atlantic Then the mob woald movon leavine the body of a dead Armenian bciiindrl Thi was iniadrc Jiot ti soujnd sigr nifietl th liorrible hlidnem iifcotv Tho shops wre tjIoiQdasif for a holi-daj people men and women evi jj fjently allTurks wet cjmetly moving about the streets The etlllncss of it seemed to me the raostappaJJing part One soon grew hardened to thesight of dead men One came to expect that venerable Uleirias the ascetic yovJhgSoftns on 4heir way tram mofiue to mosque would kjcktiie mangled bocjies wlich blocked thetr r n palli3and curse thejufordogQf Ar people IT -A The Reriiedya That Makes Peopfe Well V t i- - A arf i C 1 r yt-wf U i i u 7 3i JwSiiV JStM sgi sefeAMtSS-v-- Jr t Jw h SAW jmm sESH5rvS 55a m 9Biiivr aHl i t t 1 theCeah 1 -- 1 J1 4 fI v Ii iLkfis55iVww iWMiimm in A i dress-makin- g- 1 wtlwll YvV vi vW rfStS- Tff FHw i J wr uers i f- f is In every civilized country rich and poor alike have found restored health and pew vigor in Paines cel- Â¬ ery compound riard workfng people l nary means ire to oe congratula ted says an English writer in re- Â¬ viewing the scientific work of the upon last quarter of a century having so easily within their reach to day a remedy which the vvealth iest aud most influentual persons must themselves use if they would get the best that modern medical skill offers Paines celery com- Â¬ pound proves that the science of medicine has kept pace with tfoje wonderful progresb which charac teriz s the life of the present generation- j irity for real object was one of she is using her great wealth and influence thi winter irt assist Â¬ ing the Duish people iu the west Â¬ ern state SheJKtopping m Chi- cago anurtioin tnerc write ner str rl iglitforwta rd endorsement of PainL- j I S celeiy compound ho are Women wno waste energy trifles who are often easily excit worrying over sufferers from H n sick headache and nervousness should read the plain unbiased statements of What Paines celery compqund has done for other women The astonishing reputation that word-of-mou- th 23 hhds Sherwood Agent Hop- 7 20 7 60 kinsville or Jno R Holhs Trave- Â¬ 7 60 6 90 ling Passenger Agent Louisville 7 50 6 90 24 hhds K on Jany 30th J M ii j md The firm of Ragsdale Cooper Fowriglu Merchant Tailur W Co was organized in 1888 and the 7th street opp New Era office business has grown to large proÂ¬ Adams Agent ilkerssonhasraoved into the office ol Air John Felaud Jr advertisementin this issue Theiirm and they will othce together will continue without change of name Mrs W E Ragsdale retain- Â¬ Have uur clothes made cleaned reimired by Jue N ing the interest of her latehusband Mr Ford L medium leaf 7 6 80 6 75 7 00 7 7 10 6 90 7 00 6 6 SO 6 75 6 90 7 common leaf 6 5 60 6 20 6 80 6 10 6 30 6 Ragsdale Cooper Co 6 50 5 00 5 40 5 80 5 70 4 The Main street warehouse firm of 6 60 6 50 5 90 6 00 5 95 5 Ragsdale Cooper tS Co inserts an 6 8th For furthe particulars call M 10 k JJie bt M i 4 I ciottiee ih take you I e S i jiu il Hi 1 I ienl I n hi ul r 6freM M A ii K ii Wj f R ECooper the urvMVig jr nncf 137f0Q000j Great Britain partner who has bad full charge ffnlOOOOOOand GermanyG4250 Why Not Reduce Your Interest of all business for past several opO with populations of 124000000 W We invite uuicd iouh fur iouhh on ypars will continue to conduct the 3930000Q 38000000 and 39500 00l and Upvar fa in pjupem f q yVe Wanttat Once Mrs Ragsdale widow 000 respectively business tTipereuir on idretj or x ywars TV bl i wp tr jpw xeu imu WAiiTn F GAnseTTCp Of W E Ragsdale Will retain on i m A renamt aii n n Writ rswjOnttjbrHuh4Lltic liii Qe jfnd lliBilxHii i it Kui iiij Aleuts interest in thebusinefes We solicit j OrHB8 xmllLUijVaifTUifHUir ir J Anfhonv Trollond wrote standinir TOcr- ouimanfc ia fl j Vip WilLmukriliburHl ar H JUMOUIIflMbllL71 t vfMi1 Dicdof Feyer a v n UK BIB uA 4 Qd y fiJ59DSa aTP UG8DACBr -COOJPER u i mafnH lrri rn MWI lfrmnirirT alurava hitn Wutrttie12fymr7old Gla8gjw V iWXJPal 3SVHLKl il MTMI g - MJA VJV l- lVJT r iLiLlllMl o I f Throwing Shoes After a Bride The custom oi throwing old bhoeb and rice has prevailed for many years in America England and It came from the Eas- Â¬ Scotland tern nations and was originally intended as a sign of relinquishment by tthc rclatncb of their authority oyer the bride An old Jewish custom provided that- - a brother ot a childlcbu man hadthe first privilege of marrying the widow and until her brother-in-larefused hsr she could not mar ry again Another authority main- Â¬ tains that the thi owing of the shoe was a bbam assault on the groom who was supposed to be carrying off the biie i MajjON Fur Sale iiiinSSO ii i Scfu ii sno Kv portions under fts excellent man- Â¬ agement During the last two or three years Mr R E Cooper has been in entire control of the busi- Â¬ ness while Mr Ragsdale was away in bearch of health The recent death therefore latters makes no change in the manage- Â¬ ment Mr Cooper has surrounded himself with competent assistants in the various branches of the busi ness and will strive in the future as in the past to maintain the present high standard of his house His sales will appear regularly in the Kentuckians news columnsNew Firm Tin Contractors w Mmu iihEM liien In loiinu at all it ot where Wr rm fiijg mes to do vwiU utt r mi unil stove ieji iing of ail kiudt Wiidmill tanfit nui wdterHroimtiB a Givt us a inil when you tipciatty need work iu uui i Co AKTlrf G HEEIi iVs We Iihvo opi ii ip a m w tin tthop o Ilk over and decided that he had the 7 30 strength of will for his severe test and put himself entirely iu Le 7 5 All day long for 70 schetizkys hands six months this finished concert per6 25 former worked away at the mechanics 6 90 of piano playing at exercises specially 5 90 devised for him by Leschetizky and 25 some devised by himself with refer 3 hhds lugs 3 25 220 2 20 ence to peculiarities of his own hands Market active at last weeks Ever evening he took a Icfison at the professors house this hping a mark prices of special favor for with ordinary pu Â¬ Hanbery Shryer sold 8 hhds pils all lessons end at five in the after Â¬ as follows noon and one lesson in two weeks is 6 hhds common leaf 525 i164 the best that even the most proficient One hour two hours may attain 595 590525 three hours these nightly lessons 2hhds lugs J55 250 lasted for Loschetizky gives no heed iviarKet strong ana active on np m time once his serious interest is above grades aroused These two men were to gether constantly they took long Sales by Ragsdale Cooper Co jwalks they played hard fought games Wednesday Jan 25th 1899 ot iiiitiarns notn oping auppts at rno 47 Medium to Common leaf 8 Off1 gamp they talked incessantly for 6 Q07 90 7 40 7 30 7 40 7 40 7 25 Lfi clietizky has a fluent tongueand 7 20 7 10 7 25 7 00 7 00 7 00 7 00fl what the older man knew of the 7 00 7 10 6 90 6 90 6 80 6 70 6 60 fsounding art he gave freely to the 6 75 6 75 6 75 6 80 6 80 6 80 6 20J iyounger man and that the disciple Jbas given to the world 6 10 6 00 6 00 5 95 5 90 5 90 5 90 It 0 iu t UU b IU 0 70 6 50 7 50 6 80 Cost of Armed Peace 7 40 7 30 6 00 k The cost of keeping the whole of 7 Lugs 2 J0 2 10 2 50 3 00 3 00- iuiuir mi u luuuujj nuii iuivii iuui-3 60 ins works out at considerable over Our market was active this vveekTfjjiaunoOOO The navy and army the stemmers and rehandlers doingof Hussia costs at present ovct 51- mostof th- buying Common leaf 500000 annuallyj Great Britain strong at above prices f without colonies or dependencies37000000000 France Our busines will continue under ancl the firm name of Ragsdale Cooper lt0 reveune of Jlussia is 179000000 f 7 3t 5 80 20 75 50 00 40 50 30 7 10 Iadercwski thought the matter this most wonderful of all remedies has acquired is principally due to recommendation the and endorsement of men and women pf the highest business and social standing aswell as ot those in humbler but no less important po- Â¬ sitions who have themselves dis- Â¬ covered its merits Adeline Countess Schimmelmann whose portrait js here given in a recent letter to the Wells Rich- Â¬ ardson Company speaks of friends of hers who have been benefitted by Paines celery compound and who first advised her to recommend it to ber sick friends The Countess as is well known is a prominent member of the Dan- ish court Her coming to this coun- - Paines celery compound will suq try has been much talked of Her ceed DISCHARGE FOR CASTLEMAN GONE TO THE PEN Among the diseases that cause a vast amount of needless suffering that may be readily cured by Paines celery compound are bilious- Â¬ ness torpid liver headaches sleep- Â¬ lessness dizziness constipation dyspepsia and general nervousness and debility No man or woman who is contin- Â¬ ually ailing can successfully carry on business or be of much real comfort to the household And only a thoroughly nourished body that has all the used up and therefore harmful material prompt- Â¬ ly removed from the blood and tis- Â¬ sues can be healthy When either of these vital conditions of adequate repair or elimination are incom- pletely done the organs need just such help as Paines celery com- Â¬ pound is fitted to give No other remedy is so valuable Where other remedies have failed m 1 i Brigadier General Will Cease to John Henry McRae Must Serve H a ve the Title After Feb 20 Out His Sentence Washington Jan 24 By di- Â¬ rection of the President the follow- Â¬ ing named general officers have been honorably discharged from the the volunteer army of the United States in tnko effect on fho rtntw specified the services being no longer required by reason of the muster out of volunteer regiments Maj Gen H C Merriam Febru- Â¬ ary 24 Brig Gens John M Bacon February 24 Edwin D Samner February 24 William W Gordon March 24 James R Watres Febr ruary 24 John N Andrews Feb- Â¬ J 1a rt IllL Ll Ul Ul irCUll Court of breaking into a storehouse at Julien and sentenced to the pen for two years was taken to the Ed- - John Henry McRae col whowaO a m j j VUIIV1CU VI H r UL LUC t 7 T1 lrX W v I case was annealnfl nnrl fTf Piurt nh Appeals last week confirmed thVlf Ml sentence of the lower Court WENT TO CLARKSVILLE dyville prison Wednesday The WednesdayMorning and Had tlij Knot Tied Mr Otho Olvey and Miss Lizzie Schmittjvere married inClarksville Jm coupie Weunesuay raorniegv -uivevurucu Home iiic io 11 Jwiug iiftV Tlif nrnnm i fnrtnrin nf TCloink cigar iactory anu af unuc is popular saleslridyat3Moayon - if 850 crnj ruary ruary 1 11 rnnrv ruary 24 - a it 24 24 o ti a jh juiiu n 0 o Leonard Edgar R jonn iii ThnmfinrT RnrtT ivfw lfiiih KrsjsBLiirfi ts V -r- rirtnc tvi n foV UL iiiT j sauiue uiixuc rigauierBtare acdepte mJ western Aiarcn Eugene Griffin Febntaay 3 quii- - r Colby Feb Kellogg- - Feb - eo- uiisvieinaji W r rTfl li c lii 1 TTSTi xi JrJ xj I a v r T iT 9 Z- i s IT k ifc T M vvar inthe rm Siiki ran Volunteer - 3rfftt conttfict t Mail Contract r focarrying the U WJ