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Hopkinsville Kentuckian: February 7, 1899

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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 4 fT 111 II m cw ifeB---SI ErC i ri NO y- u A f III r fcV V M HOPKINSVILLEKENJUCKY BROKE A ODtiRM--tis TUESDAY BEBRUARY 7 1899 ik Ik v r IJ 1 I Ai 5w fey IW w ai f la Ai rwF-- Hr Hi f i 1 l ln WARREStMED To our mHnyJrieudH we extend oir thanks for the up to date season that we have hud Our trade bo far this seasou bus been greater than any previous crs In Front of Manila LBeason This 6bowa our goods were correct and our prices right We got our goods in at the proper time and our prices sold rheni So it does not reA quire any humbug ndvortifiementtliese days The pbople havo learnod tha AmerlcarnCasulties Put at 175 And these big advertisements dont alwayB mean good value W r flfflft- Jif vCU v vj A 11 Wall and Ware Knew aWliing Baftle With Aguinaldos Follow naw9 vs J v iM- S s ir T I Fusion Scheme That DldnUGo ThrougKIn the City CounciKli r m s TheFilipinoilioss Estlma- riEteu at I nnusnndA nv j fifn r I iv k fcf7 P- prices that we have the lowest prices you could get from us if you were to spend an hour in jewing the prices that are marked iri plain every day a oiir Itbre m6an that prices are cut the real pricesthe only ii l j rf wt s T r Wliat we advertise Is just as we say There is no humbug ubout it nor the way we got it nor the way we sell it Below are a few things that wo have shut our eyes tothecoot and put on our JoliTableH We will b H at these prices as long as they last Childrens Jacket and Pants 508 Al V V 55i school boy figures In our Big Out Sale that is now going on we are offering 1 4 off on our clothing and from 10 per cent to 40 per cent off on our shoes look into this sale TKejWar Department has re The Citv CounciUimet Friday Brasher and ceivedifull confirmation ofthereoort night and Messrs Ualton being- absent trom sicKness of fighting at Manila between the Filipinos and the Americans Satur only five members were present routine business was dayhight Tie Americdn outposts The usual disposed of without any questions weretattacked along a line six miles in length The firing continued at of apolitical nature coming up one im- ¬ intervals all night but the insur ¬ The Council transacted portant matter of business in de gents were driven off andtheAmer- stroying 33000 of the O V bonds icanjilines were tirmly established recently called in with the money further out from the city TheFili realized from the bank taxes and pinasloss is not known but as 6000 appropriated from the sav shells from Deweys ship were pouredinto their lines thelossmust ings of 1893 Having finfshed this business Mr hayebeen heavy A dispatch to Tibbs moved that the Council theuLondon Morning Post says the create the office of special detective figlittwasa veritable slaughter for and proceed to elect a detective the Filipinos thousands being re- ¬ Seeing ported killed with police authorities The fighting was continued Sup through the scheme at a glance Mr Ware moved to adjourn dayimorning and siill continued at Admiral Messrs Tibbs and Bentley inde- ¬ noohjwhen it slackened pendents and Glass col Republi- ¬ Dewey cables that the American can voted no and the Council re ¬ army and navy is generally suc- ages 30 dozen Mens aud Boya Linen Colaud 20u Cfl ou lars worth 15c per dozeneach 1fn thrown out at the Sizes 12 12 14 14 16 16i 17 17 Olp Childrens Cotton Underwoar Shirts 3 and Drawers eizes 16 18 10 tOn 22 24 26 28 30 j prices 510 lou Japonette luiiial Handkerchiefs a garment Childrens Uubbars sizes 12 to 10r IUU Mens Black Cotton Mackintoshes U price fancy lining other houses are Ihug th m utS2and 2 50 1 Cf Childrens 50o 7m and S100 OCa i 01 Waist for our pricB Childrens Jeans Knee Punts OFJf Mens fancy Ribbed Underwear eat 35 and 40 at teen faced pearl buttoua size ShirtP im 40 42 and 44 worth Childrens all wool loug Pant Suit 50c iRes 9 10 11 and 12 worth 1 Crt SEE OUR SHOW 9C avw LQi S3 40J and 500 for WINDOW for ii OK 9 Boys gray and brown all wool Boys Corduroy Knee Pant O Cvl Suits worth S3 for Album Meltom Ovoreoats hand somely tailored size 14 15 C Cf Bovb Wool Mixt Buckskin OCn -U 10 for 16 and 17 worth ol Gloves worth 50c for null 9 ThBTO goods 1 ure worth 3 SI and 5 for Mens Wool Mixt Half Hose very thing you waut for cold weather worth 15c for in m It will pay you to I H Anderson Co INVO ICING was some talk of ordering a police- ¬ man to go after them biit the Mayor settled the matter by declaring the council without a quorum and of The special necessity adjourned was not elected As a Selective matter of fact HO office with a salary attached can be created without the concurrence of five councihnen but this did not seem tb be under istood by the minority whose plan miscarried VERDICT FOR Rendered Against the L road at Henderson 11000 N Rail- - Mr Ware then cessful fused to adjourn The following dispatch from Gen asked Mr Wall to step outside with has been made public him a moment for a conference The OtisManila Feb 5 To the Adjuttwo Democrats Went outside to con- ¬ ant-General Fifth February fer and after a while it dawned up- ¬ Insurgents in large force opened at- ¬ on those left behind that the confer tack on our outer lines at 845 last ence was rather a long one Inves evening renewed attack several during night At 4 o clock tigation developed thefact that the timesmorning entire line engaged this conferees had gone home There all attacks repulsed At day- ¬ 6ZS lines they furmcrly occupied capturing several villages and their defense works Insurgents loss in dead and wounded large our own 22E3Z22 casualties thus far estimated at 175 very few fatal Troops enthusiasNavy KemembHl your home shop is the place to buy all Mon ¬ tic and acting fearlessly did splendid execution on flanks of uments Tombstones and Cemetery Work I buy direct enemy City held in check and ab Insurgents at the quarry aud sell direct to the buyer saving you solute quiet prevails have secured good many Mauser agents commission extra freight and other expenses riileh a few field pieces and quick firing guns with ammunition dur- ¬ ing last month Signed OTIS break advanced against insurgents and have driven them beyond the JT WALL CO Shoe Go Successors to Mammoth Clothing MONUMENTS Dewey Also Reports To the Secretary of the Navy C Insurgents D Washington here inaugurated general engage ¬ ment yestefjglay night which was continued Vjo day The American army anajjiavy is generally sue cessful Jnsurgents have been Iriven bncjcwand our lineidvanced No casualties to navv ijSF DEWEY YOUK OKDKRiS AJRE SOLICITED ROBT H BROWN rourreentn liuantry 1 1 The 7th and Virginia Streets Hopkinsville Ky ordered to attend to the Filipinos to the South of Manila The posi- tions or tne enemy were accurately locatcdt and the warships poured a heavy fire into them When our troops took the trenches that had been occupied by the na- ¬ tives they found many wounded in Over one hundred of these them were taken to the American hospi tals where they were tenderly treated by the American doctors Several hundred of the natives were captured and are now in the mili- tary prison A most unfortunate accident oc- curred duringthe fighting A sharp shooter within the American lines in some unaccountable way shot and killed Sergeant George Regan 0f the First Wyoming Infantry while the latter was sitting at a window of the second reserve hospital Lieutenant Colonel George RCol- George Regan shot by sharp shooter while sitting at his window Third Trial itlirtfu i mi mm k J After a Feb days trjal judgment was renuercu 10 uuy agumsL liic u v N Railroad Company for 11000 damages in favor of the administra- ¬ tor of Isaiah leaking This is the third judgment rendered- in the Henderson Kv 1 - i rour un- - identified men A r t i e ry Sixth Goodman P r i vate Infantry Nat Col Wehave picked out all Odds and Ends all broken lots of stock in f lip SSoe 11 nd Barnisliirigs IOakins was Circuit Court here killed at Robards by a train in 1894 Suit was brought for 20000 In 1895 judgment was damages rendered for 15000 A new trial resulted In 1896 in a judgment for SilJorjO The cae went to the Appellate Court and was reversed The case has been a hard fought one Particulars of the Battle 5 via New York Manil aMSi TJIieJfighting was not the Feb result of anyXaggression on the part of the Americans but was precipi tilted bv theTaction of two native soiuicrs wnp retused to obey the order of a sentry who chall enjrea their passage of an outpost These nnties adahced to the outpost of the First Jpebraska Regiment Which is stationed to the northeast of Manila SAs they approached the sentry the latter ordered them to halt They insolently refused to dds and continued to advance The sentry again called upon them to halt andas they paid no atten- tftjn to his order he leveled his rifle arid lired tipon them Immediately after the firing of the gun the Filipinos moved against the Nebraskans but they were not prepared for the reception they got The fighting spread on both sides until there were extensive fir ¬ ing going on at all the outpostn Oiir troopswho had been expecting-trowere glad to have an ubled Opportunity to square accounts jTJiey responded with alacrity and vigor to the lire of the Filipinos which waslheavy In the meivntime Admiral Deyey had not been idle He griveorders that as soon as itwas light enough to allow thfrpositibns of the eneihy to be determined with accuracy the cruiser Churlestop and the captur ¬ ed gunboat Callao should take a hand in the game At daybreak these two warships j First Tennessee Wm C Smith died of apoplexy during the firing Wounded Third Artillery Lieut Robert S j Abernathy i First California Infantry Lieut j WHISKY COMBINE J r i atid put pricesonf tlieiu that vwill w move them put quickly We tare determined to clean out f this r stock so AK Drinks Will Go lip as Well as Down Hereafter New York Feb 1 The largest combination otHyhisky and distill mg interests yet attempted has been concluded in this city under the title of the JCentucky Distillers Si Fifty seven Warehouses Co firms makingKeiitucky whiskies have cnteredinto the agreement Ihe new compiuv will be capital Iilcorporatioli iized for 320iJHl0 papers will shortly be filed ill New iavMone By visiting our x 1 M Jersey Jv l IN ffiE NORTHWEST 7 BARGAIN v In North Dakota the Temperature Was Dropped to 30 Below J ml S Al v counter t ILi i rKsi Tfaj tfttfi MM liiMP tf W P 1 lJljfflfaSkMiir H n M II If rf cold wave Chicago Feb has moderated somewhat in the Central Stated but another cold wave Has appeared in tliti Korth wet vvhere it lias caiised an addi tiqnai fall in temperature Willi tonb5tD rportH 30 below 3jert cplwrinUytepll vveathqp ipri- - lThe liMiiHjaUfeMVitbl Charles Hog an Sergt William Wall Private A F Scheren Company G Private Joseph Mater Company M First Colorado Infantry Private James C Henson Company A Private Ernest Scott Company B Pri vate George Hall Compapy B First Washington Infantry Lieut L Erin Company A Pri- ¬ vate John Klein Company A Pri- ¬ vate William E Fait Company A ton of the First Nebraska Infantry Private James Ingreek Company was attacked by a native armed A Private A HMcClain Company with a sword while hc was riding A Private Oscar Howards Com ¬ Col Col in a carriage to the front pany A ton drew his revolver and killed his assailant DR HALES AlEETING Col JVilliamC Smith of the First Tennessee Infantry was attacked Will Continue Throughout This by apgplexy duringthe warmest of Week Several Additions the lighting and died before assis ¬ tance cpuld be given him The protracted meeting at the Killed Baptist church conducted by Rev FjrstIdahq Infantry Maj Ed ¬ Fred i Hale of Owensboro- will ward McConnville Corporal Frank continue throughout the week in spite ofthe extremely unfavorable CaUUell Company B ¬ Fi rst Nebraska InfantryPri vweather Br Hales sermons last vates James Pierce Harry Hull week afternoon and evening were Davis1 Lagger diaries Keck A of great interest and there have Bellinger Lewis Begler Edward been a number of additions to the Eggersi Cluis O Ballinger Ralph church so far On Sunday night W Kilks Sergeant Orrin T Curtis his sermon w is to men and boys First California InfantryPri ¬ particularly thoigh the meeting was attended by these ofbotlisexes vate L I Dewar Compauy K First Colorado In Cantry Private Dr Nash continues too ill id bq out andBrHale1is cdnductiuglthci EincrpporttnCoiripanyiJ C SI T fV f m wSfflM1i mmmm-mm-mmm¬ ¬ I 1 M M j f Ji 1 a j t J TF j A J -T I H A VV v AAA A ry r ai n r aHMtelltaMbaaa ri Wfl r XJ w rik cw BM1taA AA ovj v ty wi ir ir A A A A ALA A 3rr MNMMttHMMM II WVlMtMMMWMIM LOSS WILL REACH 60000 m it ihriiyMgiiiJiLiii T7 IL ssaM j--- t One t the ih A i ill AV He O v LrR Lr5t TqWcco tfut ilpWestKentuckylBurried at Providence f PrpVidence Ky Feb KOiieof tlie largest tobacco houses in Urn Tr HERB a h a medical ttttm nutshell The Kid neys drain water and Im from the blood- Euritie make bile and lklpsThe to drive off other waste0 If these organs work baUy the cbody becomes a cesspool and disease sets in You muaft get them into healthy action orate trmcvir coirw DinccrtoBf j lUMvesin tblrri XoruIhX In1 Mh-- ijrjrtifflratXlndtJrui rJVahr trm th Vtlpfv Hitlvyfiiirtii jsujpiay Hu rebnir jerm4n www1 i pim June f fourwekdt rtf MnUilJir Attieii nrt tiuniiay iwo wi ecs -noimrtv lV rlMt MnhilRV ji CaUoivav ccond 1 riiii v AMKU3tte n Note nh Mjiriw f SV has bocii for sixty years the popular medicine for colds coughs and all diseases of the throit and lungs It cures Asthma and Bronchitis and so soothed the irritated tissues that a refreshing sleep invariably follows its use No mother fears an attack of Croup or Whooping Cough for hqr children with Ayers Cherry Pectoral in the house It is a specific for that modern malady La Grippe It prevents Pneumonia and has Ire- quently cured severe cases of lung trouble marked by all the symptoms of Consumption It is i i VI i v1 placoxaiul operated py CI Givcns biirncd lastevenirjrnt8 clocks It Wna the propurtv of Henry IJurreti o Henderson Who His owned and I operated the houe here for thepast twp years It cbntafned Keven hundred thousand pounds of fine is an old and unsurpassed rem- ¬ itrp tobacco possibly two thirifc of edy for Backache Debility this seasons purchase The loss Sleeplessness lost Appetite Foul Tongue Palpitatldns and will reach 60000 The origin all other symptoms of disease in the fire is unknown Thtj propefty those organs It cures as well Avjll doubtless be rebuilt thi year as prevents every serious trouble a The house and contents werejinHtir in Kidney Liver or Bladder ed Seventy hands are thrown out At druggists ioo per bottle of employment THE DRJH MCLEAN MEDICINE CO LOUIS MO f sectibnol the tite jbcatedt Hub MRflclion s we1u PROFESfgNAl XSi7 CAFii LivKwfeliii G v-Office H- - TANI a K N rv i5ci uvr iCeirjsVrry storei i 1 state j i0 J Ky IhiHciaUandhUrgciiij Oflle r if tti ami Main streets Court Rodm jj ST TelepUone oppoafte Oi ol ftlcu 61 3 1 IKt sltfence ft3 4 Fowl Hits JorpalH by C K Wjut Drtici8t BOYUJb POOL Barbers v 1 x aedy for Neighbor What beautiful hens you have Mrs Stuckup Mrs Stuckup Yes they are all n imported fowls Neighbor You dont tell me so wfliB teacli lBJali8tJ tf America I suppose they lay eggs every day m 20YLAo IN OHIO Mrs Stuckup proudly They 25C300J could do so if they saw proper but CAcrni tcsiT cllCCltliBc our circumstances are such that my a unidwiiuKd -li HTIT l liuiuinu aj i j i hens are not required to lay eggs caoo ill thottj niKuiy Iwiw ihoy every day -- Tit Bits a prounco 7lh street HopklnavJlleKy Satlsfoctorr service Kspeolal attention t patrons olen tins Call andbeciftivlnced B jRSILftiidtS Jon I andeCA Alk iiHWOrth Attornys-ln-L- MlcnBTrorthjVl iiuaa I - Ofllof In MtstiniettulMlnKncurCdurtlfoSaii in practice in nil tnc courts nntl Hiipreji unnrt siieclal attention t6 collections- - I CHAS R Brick Co i ds Coughs aiid Lung Diseases At the age of twenty after a severe sickness I was left with weak lungs a terrible My doctor had no hope of my cough and nearly all the symptoms of consumption recovery but having read the advertisements of Ayers Cherry Pectbral I determined to I did so and since that time I have used no other cough medicine try that preparation I am now seventy two years old and I know that at least fifty years have been added to A AV SPERRY PlainfieJd N J my life by this imcomparable preparation J Disappointedhopes addledieggs This is tootrue jto be a jokel just JVt ten ryj J Ill aoouc in is season or the year It Poultry Yard a t m - weakness itonDUino8 atceJiliK hj ui uiibtu 1411 tiu uu KUI11 vjftiiinviiur irZ Jlioy uuflt ft wau fir bntinc laan icit kM im nntl fnciftl linininntj a t Yrtnttfi tvhethor cancal by evil hiMU in yonth F LEIS Artlfclal Encaustic Tile Stol COjlTKiiOTOK uninraiivciKncaor Bcxnai cxccsc oir Stsrr icthoil Urcatncnt will rGfljrtv z curuyou Itcailcr you ncoJ help Enrly cbuf 1iitA I First Hen k v remedy for all bronchial and throat diseases - IL-- MATHEWS Editor Newt Dispatch OneontalAla I- l have used Ayers Cherry Pectoral for nearly fifty years and found it to be an excellent man to drive us out of her garden Second Hen Yes and shes gota stone and is aiming rightat us lets fly out quick Thefecpmes the wo ¬ I 75B later oxcctscl niar havo vorkcncd i a Kxrnif mo uiav havo dUcaeeil yoti ycu j nro no t wfo till mrcJ Our Now Jleiliod win euro IQU xqu run no rilc i AHkuuIhoI J3nck Work Tile Heartbl biiTttislifs LJoors Bic Stone Pnvi Step Sills iiienln Stoim EU ATI kiiiils of Job Work lu mr lirl properly nnd promptly atttMidcd S Sicli as Grates Floew ami Chimney Ol D j My first remembrance of Ayers Cherry Pectoral dates back thirty six years when my She used no other medicine in mother used it for colds coughs croup and sore throat r Y r attacks of that sort among her children and i never failed to bring prompt relief and cure I always keep this medicine in the house and a few doses quickly check all colds coughs or any inflammation of the throat and lungs J ODONNKLL Seattle Wash Third Hen No no dont move or you may get hit Old Jones is standing just back of her keep still A and see him drop Poultry Yard Little Johnny looking cautiously at tha visitor Where did the chicken bite you Mr Billus Idont see any of the marks Visitor Why Johnny I havent been bitten by any chicken Johnny Mamma didnt you tell papa Mr Billus was dreadfully hen pecked Why mamma how funny you look Your face is all Ved Chicago Tribune lrntiMo ori cx jana M3 citable Yo i becorao forcctftil moroi o iordpni uinunctt nnu limDK a una i pypn rmitoii wnnulea taco ttooi i lonu ni i uownca i cnunienanca tho it it yonr existence CURW 2S0fi0B nro loan I1ASK KUILIMXC jtiiJi iiac lou iiorvoiiF vnic feclw Telephone 129 3 Hopkinsville Kj WECyEmRICOCELE be slrt I I m TT1 TO TTo liijitlor lioir Fcrlous vonr crtso may I bo or Ikiw lnoir you hiay have had it ur iSUH JilUillOD TltiiATJlKM 1Vll I have sold Ayers Medicines for forty five years I know of no preparation that equals Ayers Cherry Pectoral for the cure of bronchitis It never fails to give prompt relief C L SHERWOOD Druggist Dowagiac Mich I have used Ayers Cherry Pectoral both in my family and practice and consider it one of the best of its class for la grippe colds coughs bronchitis and consumption in its early W A WRIGHT M D Barnesville Ga stages Some years ago Ayers Cherry Pectoral cured ins of the asthma after the best medical skill had faUed to give me relief F S HASSLER Editor Argus Table Rock Neb euro it Too wormy veins letuni t their nonwil condition mid heneo tbc fosual orrns rocclvo nrotx r tiotirub 11 in en t J ho organs becomo i tallied 1 uminturnl drains or lccg censo am manly l owcre return ifo tvinporaiy benefit out a permanent euro nsMircii NCI CU11K NO PAY NO OPKKA- NO JJliTHS- TION NKrKKSAHY TIOX lJIOM UUS1KESS I VIA In NEW ORLEANS connection with the Southern Ofr Throughffl Weevil Oil eURESGOARAHTEED Wo treat unit citro KYlllILlS OLKRT KillSSlONri IMPOIKNfY VAJllUUUIIiljb Bii KilllUTUKK NAIj iiOSftliS illiAODKH A2SB KID- NKY diecaree JONBULTATION HOOKS VltKK VIIKR CIURKS MODKItATK If linlhln to cull writo for a OHKBTtOy 1JLANK for I103IE Tourist SIeepirifeTft Leaving Cincinnati and Louisville on 1 n luBv ew uncans umnca train i T jl i j ice Full Size n in J tqjr 2 H 73 EVERY THURSO yKEATMKT i r 100 Half Size 50 cts vy o iWi si- - nyiy w w vy ar TO AVOID A JUDGA1ENT jclif w yy if w w m Hy y gv y vaK WW yyyy y Mr Jufus J Childress the giftetj poet of Louisville will shortly issue from the presa of Jno P Morton Co his first volume of i poems L i Wocds and Waters will be the title and many of the scenes will be laid in Western Kentucky The book will be d2 mo 200 pages bound in daVk brown art vellum and will sell for 125 Mr Chil DRS lYiR riMrmmxivsrTtM i0TzmMrrM KVJm ftW tiWK A 1 SEND US ONE DOLLAR COOK TOVlt 122 W FOURTH ST O CINCINHAT Mmm or Los Anceles and San Francisco wit chance Tho Limited nlan rmn i Orlennsdnilr with Kmrcju Ttin inr clflo Coast and on luesrlaya1id8aturdl infter Jitiiuaryisasj with the tt Sunset Limited Anne ot the Southerri Pacific girjngspectal throtw service to San Francisco iartlcularrfof AKefl new 1639 patlfra Uljli cradi IlKSliKTOllt COAL 1MI fMtfSSKSg OU ottltel OKEandcoiiiieotlnKiiued j 8 GirATCHpivlaftiAcent ClncinnaM jkv a oniTTxiiy rtujs Atntjlempnlil A H HJinxon Examliia your Christian County Man Takes the Bankrupt Law Isaiah WThompson of Christian county liled a petition in bankruptcy Tuesday He has no assets i oif any kidu wnaiever anuitnis oniy creuitor is imiss motile vrmstrong of Christian county f tlli In the Chris tian county circuit court January 1892 9 llollie Armstrong- was granted judgment against Thompson for bastardy payable at the rate of i75 a year the sum of the payments amounting to 1070 not including interest and costs No part of the judgment has been paid He took the insolvent debtors oath day the judgment was ren dered againsthim He was lodged in jail where he remained for ten days and was then released He now asks the United States court to dis- ¬ charge him as a bankrupt and re- I lease him from further liability for u the support of liis bastard child Armstrong Owensboro tBernice j Messenger on the Vf Winter Health Hints When children play Dont use any if you can get along dfess has gained quite a reputation Instinct you row thrash the teacher says a without it A thick pillow cramps as Ji poetand his forthcoming vol- ¬ over beard or When children neck and chest muscles and gives ume will be awaited with interest ofpar tho St Louis doctor FRK101IT ACME steal apples arrest the parents them no chance to recover from the He is a native of McCracken county AlitVT oar BfKCUIi rniiK bird His meaning is that properteaching fotigues of the day Crooked neclcs arid a grandson of the late Jesse SI300 s Childress who lived near Cadi interests the pupil and that a pro- ¬ came from high pillows x f lets the tlOO ran OUR BIO FREE writk sent with or STOVE The Blaines Owens and Chil der or N2U0chareet This rtoye CATALOGUE per diet includes plenty of fruit is lioNo S ovoulj sndfrelnht top la 43x23 made from best pis Iron extra ItyixXSxU Voices dresses of Trigg Christian Cald- ¬ large Muc heavy corer hejivy lining and graten propositions worth thinking about orcn door handsome Lon lite It any one cares to The wind wails its sadness in very well and Livingston counties are larpe oven shelf neary ttn llncdand tilmmlngn extra ntckel platrd ornamentation largo deep RtnulneSlmdlik porttltla Hard rntnolr band his relatives The book will be out some lanre ornamented base Utht col baratr nadv and live on et hmor her niarry Al strange tone we f urnl h FRKK an extra wood srate maklnc It a permost althe well authenticated cases My heart starts at every nev gust in a few weeks fect nood barr HE ISSlTi A DI1DIM CLAIIAMrK with erery tove and ruarantee Baf e delivery to your railof longevity have been married peo- ¬ road station Your local dealar would charge you SJA00 Millions of voices pierce through a itOTe All of the goldbug papers are forauch mllos w tho freight Is only about tlCO for ats jtn at each 81000 Artdresn ple Women live longer than men moan its 5v having something to say about Col SEARS ROEBUCK COIKCCHICAC0ILL maried women longer than single My heart as none other I trust Stars Betbeefc A Co or Uorootsl rtllaUa Editor Bryans taxes biit none of them women and mothers longer than One mocking voice whispersVHast are fair enough to state that Col the childless A surprisingly large thou a friend 50 YEARS Bryan is paying taxes on the pro- ¬ proportion of centenarian women If so where where can hebe2r EXPERIENCE ceeds of his book The First Bat have been mothers of eight or more And then passes by and leaves children each tleWhich is still having a large rme to dream V sale Col Bryans services as a Breathing Two years ago Hugo Oer life and its stranjre Alyfterv lecturer and contributor to periodic- ¬ Pruessing of Milwaukee wasdying Another weird sound hovers closi als are also in growing demand of consumption He began regular to my heart Col Bryans prosperity is the reTrade Marks breathing exercises expanding the Designs Chilling my very soul through sult of his own labors and it is Copyrights c upper part of the chest as much as Anyono sending a sketch and description mny Saying- Love KicheslHappi greatly to his credit that he makes quickly ascertain our opinion freo whether an possible then breathing with the ness roam through the an honest show down when the as Invention Is probably patentable Communlca- jianaoooKon ratcnu iiuussincurconnaontiAi lower chest in a word setting1 at world sessor comes round which cannot sontiroe Oldest inreucy for socurlnKpatents Co receive Patent taken throush JIunn work all the muscles of the chest tptelat notlu without cbnrKO In tho But for you oh no not for von be said of many of those who ex The increased blood Wow thus in- ¬ Scientific JTmericatt duced toned up the lungs and All tell me that lifes the only one per icuce prosperity A hundsotncly Illustrated weekly Tnreest clr- culatlon of any sclontlHo Journal Terms f3 Pruessing is now not only cured Sft year four months L Sold by all newsdealer a All Records Broken Sad gift the world gave to me but an athlete of muchability MUNNCo36Broda New York All records of ice travel on the -- The Branch Office ffiSlf 8t Washington D C A storm beaten arlnfr tis Hair In warm countries hookey IIA1M freight depot nnd If found perfect ly satisfactory aod the ircalert Bli BAR It at by freight OOD subject to examination unicago GVA WKollotidAOPJ ioulsvIIIe stasias I 0 mjr J urn TIME-TAB LE- - r aiiiiectjxve JLec n luiiuonui Ar Princeton Ar Padtfcah Ar Kvansvllio v dally uuunni r03am 880 a m No 331 r ft No303N p tn Ha JlVfi 6 30 7 J5 daUyJiHlj sup IQjiUa pm 311 V A0O 05am Arnondersonil010 60a m TlOipms4iSi p pits tffM Jf ArLoulsvllle OlCftim Train 811 dally ao or at lldpklnsvlllo psoaJ Tmm flit 1a1t a nM Tl1l Tralc 313 daily ao ar at Hopkinsville 608 i KMSiKnwoojAgtHopjcinsvlHol i a jYjiuiij a ur a iOUiBVllle j L N TIMP TaHl U TRAINS BOOTH No 55 bS No 5 1 No 91 JNo Hopkinsville Ao 615 i NOLimitedli THAIN3 NORTll Fast Mail a8t Line 521 685 a No 92 No 52 No 56 xno J f i L Avoid colds One trood way to tf avoid taking cold is to avoid expo- sure when the stomach is empty i Breathe through the nose only fDouche the nostrils liberally Ayith ieilers or Dobellssolution or with warm water in which common salt iias been dissolved tt pays not to sit down after exercising without first putting on dry clothes Warm feet Not every one can wear thickr shoes to advantage tj h ieople vhose feet sweat profusely will nrobabLv rret alOnf hetter on t xiiiri i if nVttna Tibstykm r4CftrM5Mi wearing ihin a biit forother thiclc 4k it riAilaiifcn nli it JLl Are strained to tH One lost appeal Turkish Baths The turkish bath Oh God will JUioit say me Depart is a preventive of a cold if used in F GL season and may even fend off grav- ¬ A Q Field 111 er ills like pneumonia Butif after a bath when thepores are open one Al G Field the min- ¬ is exposed tp draughts hfs last strel has been Very ill At JTqw Lou state Jnay become worse than his don Conn He vitH able io lk first moyedJCuesdaV arid wa tdkeri to where people live much out of doors people seldem have gray hair until extreme old age vAs a rule an in- ¬ door life brings on premature gray ness East summers Newport fad of driving about natless was not a bad idea Dont put grease on the nrli- - ff tlnnt inir uutl fir On sorrows deep grief lademSea Hush hush ye wiildiyoices My brain seemsto reel And the quivering strings rof my heart t hair 4 uttermost in Yukop havq been broken by a re- cent feat of the mounted police of the Northwest territory in bringing a big shipment of mail from Daw- son w oitaguay in nine uaysanu ten liours An IIiiiivkc Medicine For Lai Nashville Accommodation does not ran ol uuuuy v North bound St Louis and Ohicaed rolns havo Urough trulns solid and ld fast Line stops only at Important statloi nd crossings Hair hrough PnUinanBlej Chicago Limited 909 pfil St Lou5 Er mail 945 afJ Bopkiuaville Ao 830 vfM 04 uaBt ijine IU24 p AilHutfi cut C ticnlarsLcnt rKEH TJMWOOLLEYMI xuto ivi a irjox eu aud Whiskey TTahlta cured at home with ¬ out pain Book o par VV J MADAMHEeS M YATES Grippe well-known Georgd VV Waitt of South Qardt ifiaoK Eatirely pw nnd rnoinMs fiiall wiuth irwt have had the worst caugh nor Mii rt Excel lent sutiiott rooms cold utiillH and rip and have taken reapsutH lots of tnibh of uo ueooutit but profit and fjcrvice unequnled in Htijoity BLAVEYbOR lHOTOaBAPHS On Douhle Car Liue tn iiui vendor Cliuinberlaiua Cough L J Kleiperbu Props WJBRAMTS Rtiimty is the only thing thut has CB nenueraon ivy ilriuti Uy good whatever 1 bnve us NJEWSJUDtbi i Air iiuu fOetjqt lOltleaue th chills lylslotid erip havH Ull left mo I Hotel Hpiulprson Assisted Tonsorial Artl cl by three first workmen 3 iiuiiuu 5dADE l1 I TO ff 4 J- ckUKiftWilute thojmauufacturerBrifau lMAKtsfueliijiu Forjil6 by R C VANTED tiium to patent riajWtl AN IDEA rrotwt yourKIeiut tbey mV Write JOHN WBDCWrV St VWkK I I Hf n W I3SS399E iiw W irMwrrmm awM s XJ- TTfc f1 3 ii 4 jrvft M VfH Wotirfer DiHcovMry ISEASES THAT KILL CaflsumfifioKiica- it trikfctni rather Sortwi thej mqoel Verb lnRUlar 1 f rJL Ctrlain m tionstnakc cnihltca eensHmt t itott autirhSle Most cases 6i toatlt frobi icon- puroptlon are y M neglected tnrrli iiiodirectresult ca- - works harmoniously with Iff eject the tubercles from the vnud works fef successfully that IT there it a euro for consumption is tho remedy Head this letter from Mrs II A Tyuer of lVur Oaks N C about her K daughtcr Mrsr L Ivecne She says i PtihnU Medicine Co ColumbusQt daughter had every liEyniutoin of consumption suppression R of menses night sweats and great ema- ¬ il ciatlon Slio was wi low that none of r uur Hujgmjors inougnc sno couiu jive rIn May Mr 0 II Adams of this place a who haTl taken toluine if anything1 would help her would I got a uottle of it and some rock candv and began giving It to hcri During Jjio first icvt days she was fco E weak jjhe pould only take a hilf tea- spoonful at a time but I gave it to Br iter as uuen as sue couitt ocar u in less tlan a week hhe could walk two I hundred yards and back without rest- IIt inr- mx lrrf rni4iTfr of nn rrniv nnrl til tj film yiv jWtMiig hi twelve Jnontlis sho seemed to be as well Pe-ru-nle-ru-nPe-ru--- TlidiVcrb to lovo in shpwn In full Tti represent thfcklhil l nuKrct of CdilrSe ltr6Alcsular v In every blessed toiiauo t 0n ttretty rcgtilftrtt vow mQ folk of oltrtlKanidtip Monro BtratiKOlf TEh a perfect thing Woro jiot ojon Uijs pan1 Of jrUtnmar plficijtl foi set titfft By each HiKiHtieRate So growl tlio cyme as lioma Or Brofitlip ruriiisi youth He sq6n orflatc mijst eorno to know riils curious fnctovdlvcs onfaih th heuu Verbs regular RU often dowo ilnd fortlgK lapguitne to aeijulr Shllysajji lie li inorfe ladylike than t nm But I can run faster than lift can and he was tif raid ofthewaterat first tftoAP Ot TREES A- TVjtim Hall Grea TlilnovornbSQnttruth t Otfi fMSW of SWifrb rcirnlarrT1to loto lMwIn I Sablhhn Itji U o THS puBWnJ fitvSoin O w- An Ultimatum 0 ont i1if ilnlpf iillv 0 cvijn lliilsh tur new s inu MCU- MHblC 4vwy li assheeverwasinhcrlifo Pc-ru-n- Tfeeltund6o does every one that know about hor sickness that saved her life My daughters name is Mrs L ICeeno a E I Afc KJ your feet and screaln V Thats the way 1 da when 1 want anything and Sally nearly nlvvn3s lets me hau itThere vas a little silence Teddie sighed wistfully and Jlnysie tnt ith WORTH HEADING her chin ip her little brown hnndniitl her dark eyes tixed thoughtfulK ion Local State and Nation I fid- the sea She was thinking hard wiu ne ronND is inn denly sho sat upright and hercheeks Iltmed excitedly Ill just tell you w hat Teddie Ive thought she cried of a sendid plan Von havent any AND THE papa md I havent any innuinin Now riiy papa Is rich you know ever so Week ly Enaiiirer rich and he can do nnything he likes Ill just ask him to adopt jqti and your Tf We nav arranged a Clubbing Rate mamma Then j on will be my brother jou know and we will each have a oy wnica we can give mamma and a papa UqicMitVBfcAias struck by a possible Both Papers One Year 225 mm I fiijl it n mean shame oiitfd May-sle Did your Mrtut you go Tctldlc loainmn tay you were just obliged 1oV foddy nodded iind hisblueeyiswere lust obliged lo Von see wblful Mnysjo wc hie poor It Is because papa died mnintiin says and Uiatis why io have io do without 11 great niuuy things c want Hint Mnmuta was hp sick this summer thut JJr lames said she inus conic to the seashore to get well And so we came And now we havent any more money and so we aru just obliged to go back Maysie tossed up her head Well 1 just wouldnt Why dont you Stamp The News K9ISITUCKIAN Cijiii for Regular price for Both is 300 TWe savo you generous part of this id or briner vour cash with drdoi to tho h Hum 1 f i KU TUCK 1 rz rt 3 AIST Iloplciuavnic ar 3 CO U 2 w SSrtO ilS S wps s ZSS HUE ASKED ARE MAMMAS NICE ihrw in her splendid plan Are main jo 5 w ij cic ULd 2a i- O t mas 3o O 2 six 3 PM u O SiqtB va i r- r stantly she asked doubtfully Uul Teddie dispelled her fears nJucV in- H MUM jrafl i Winn AVENUE pucECAuriiniiaiaugi IIOTKi LonrsvitXK kv 5st a Hotel in the os nl Electric Elevatu Deed they are he cried enthusiastically TI1P3 ure Just as nice as nice Why Maysie you would just love my mnmma She i so pretty and she can sing as soft and sweet is birds and cau tell such beautiful stories all about fairies and things InjaieR eyes sparkled Can she Why that is splendid And then we can stay here and fin Mi our beautiful I will Hot have to go home custle then said Teddie Iasie ou do fhiuk of splendid things You thought of the ensile and the sand caw and s everything Teddx gazed at her iidjnlringlv O that- - nothing iihe aid with I always think of fine ImMITcrcnre so Ill go and ask papa things siiid Teddie And 1 All right wont tell iuimnia tiH you cmne m we can sprise hei Ill go home now Good byt Mavsie fiuod bv Maysie sped atrqss jhe sands and My luekj said vIO herself- - a laSall starn when he saw her nana eominir toward heraldngHhe slure a bjg urown ueajded tinn with merry eyes irello Pujsywhht isthc news Vou look Important he said tumbling her curls nver Jer liead guess it Is linportnut cried Well 1 I CLARENCE HARRIS Formerly with Forbea Bro PAINTER and APSR HANGER jor hanging a specialty All work guaranteou Leave orders at Gus Youngs Telephone 84 2 rings fNow Is Your Chnnce to Qo to y Mardi Ciras Orleans and return via Illi Arrange- nois Central Railroad its are beinjf made to run a w fil wleeper LJUfe ng- out of Ilopkinsville Wl A at New Orlraps 830 a m dav Only a short ride from cold to a warm climate through the most picturesque scenery rackets on Kale Feb 7th jo 13th Inclusive food returninjf untimely ifjs M ivrnsfjillt Ky -H tltlUiilWIU vi V AVf Sherwood Agenfflop pr Jno R iollis frave- s mcrTailnJfiBr Arent Isouiwe sn a NjmvungH- fcpisasj vifj pQvag f V v I June just settled abput Maysie having a brother and a mamma Such a nice boy and I know his mamma is nice too Vbu wont mind having a little boy will t oi papa Vou see the wrnt on Maysie HUle boys name is Toddler nnd Ive oy since wt piaygo iwi ntm came We are building a beautiful castle now such a irrand one with rooms and roopis but If Teddie goes J awuy ve eant ever luidi I Tlicy are sa poor you know pnpi thajthey cant stay here any longer And IJtoId him wOuld just ask 011 To adopt that him and his maiiunn We are rich arent we papa And theres lots of fid ypu know roomlp our house jfefVijou ofien say If only 1 had a to miiiiiftn me And sometimes jl gefso lonelyJwHtfoutranyone to nlay with Teddillouelyytooi artd when he goes home he wbjit have anythinglu ivvt wu utpuu JU UHJ UlVIUfj papa Dear mel said her papt- - Where qiu yon pickup um muet rajfarauHin rry Papa howj n beljcvo that sap ncon4s Inthfe took his jntndcoaxingly woujd you like to sleep fu abed with spring mm rcturps in ute ran ai the rain1 all leaking down on It and tnougri I liavcnbverlOenflblc tbfihd only brqud to eat Tcddjeu nrnmina5 anjihijig to the cdntlary in any book cries nliotit it 4 And yprfflont yant I have ever seen I know from long your lflc glHJto be lqnt8ome do and careful observation hat this is I Tt J descends liot so The sap illSti Mi tip Witch crlea thissgood- - ttlfills its ofitce in cuVing the growth Unt would n otlilnii nalurcclvfiifher less thatkhdoptibn suit yonrjitgjiness of the leaves andadding another to It wouldigiVe iiicfit great dcallfert rouble the rings wjpcli indicate the annual Sq soon as the JvltU uiyti limitless growth of the trejj J du JcncfwieAen w iwialth ytmhd buy leaves fall the sapibggins to rcascend is slPosa Teddte Wmchiiigniie andpe what Tljis can be provelf in various ways we can dofoiyhis ninmmaiUbutthat Apy farmer w no hascut a pile of bard rw do wood- in November has noticed the 0 no do hat wnt do atTaftI want sapfllcs gajheringlaround the ends of KKUI IO HVIUWIIUi lf illlll hill Vl II II IIS the sticks on varin days They are always NowjTapa do say yes attracted by trie saip which can be But niyiaeai fijtlc git thateau not be dbncj Doijteyou knTjwlldint it scQnissuing frpm tlie ends of the icj whicli sap had already begun can ilo to inaunge jou is as much without having inothetioutigster on tqiascend before the sticks were cut my bands However we willgoaii1 Anfiiunter who has set a line of log see them and then decide whatsis to be trafg for sable has noticed the Eap done fr flong from maple sticks on warm Wise little MaysicSaid no morq Sp November Partridges begin felt sure that whjpalier papa saw Ted tojnid in November and find some dies soft fair curlsidtidlYddjcs proit tfiin besides dry twigs or they would mamma he yotild jiiceuinh at onco Ptit a still more convincing When they reached tflie tin con iyp he WaS a little sirrjrjscdand tjjinbiig proof i tn at in some warm falls I that Teddies jinothewas perhaj a haya known maple sirup to be made servant here wag abuui to go to ihp anujlold in quantities of several gal side door But Mayic declared t at larijprat a tir e Pussy willows where they lived here and knocked eilm bloom in m wet places at the front door It was cpvi nl y growinjr pihor and often eccmber One Noi Teddie himself lit sight of lnp iit the little boj bowed with tl e puMi st eanlsee ti it the buds on the horse manner in the world Mr n was cluipnut- - are swelling in January THSsap wbieh is proved lo be present still more astonished Till tin m cases is not the sap wluch This is Teddie papa su Maysie And iblsis TpddieV mainuii Sftip the spring de- - tiding lrf Uperi w ihcnnytO cWlilch tlfe little peonlwhicli is going up No op the froiif door to di is mat termor qyoripcak- - of the sap in a cornstalk jmpbrtauce ineiidie the rapidfj down in the fall It ha- - fed progressing easih m the latest news going from the luiNidc of a ick it ten MriV tliCleave md matured the corn and sic had decided that the could safely itswork ended theie so in the tret eacKTyeai il ap has finished it work leave tlieir pnrenis lo get acquainted A fair hniicd little woman govyntAl in whori the ne have matutedanda black riM to meet Mr Oarland and new crop of stj at onec begins to take for a momei t both gayed at each other itsiplact Of emiiise this sap cannot in mute wonder Then lfe took a step ascend when the wood is frozen but forward wood is thawed it keep whenccr Kathleen he cried l ascendinir She held out her hand and then Another popular error is that trie Yes itffis I smiled sadly ll nc in growing carry their brunches up changed somuch You havenot changed with them as they grow or to make at all Jack Aqu look just the sniue You hae chhugedlVut to find you it plainci that a limb which is live You have been 111 Kathleen here feet from t lie giound will in time be what is this I ear about your ten feet The fact is that limbs grow troubles as much lower on the lower side a The childish voice seemed to ring in they do higher on the upper side aniT hisr ears again leddles mamma erics about it and suddenlyhe bent over no more A limb bieh is an inch in her and took her hand in his strong diameter if it grows to he three inches will boan inch further from tender grasp This brave little woman had battled the ground on the upper side and an with the world in silence but now at inch ncarei on the under side The the first touch of sympathy she gave forks or erotehe in tree often get to way a sob rose in her throat two tear- he con idcrabh higher from the two rolled down her pale checks and in a branches which form it gi owing tomoment her head was on his arm gether as they increase in size The Kathleen my Kathleen he whis pered passionately Let us forget our top of tho tree grows up but limbs foolish quarrel I know you loedme do not rise above where they are Foiet and in the old days and I lmve loed you when they first start out always Let us oegin over agaia We Stream are older and wiser we will not let our THE NOISE OF BATTLE youthful folly stand between us You will not throw awar your happiness A Volunteer in the Late War Says It Is and mine Simply Indescribable The children returned some time The noise of a battle is something later Mr Garland lifted the blue eyed boy in his nrm and led Mnysie to the none of the war correspondents hae sofa been able to come anywhere near de- ¬ There dear he said kiss your scribing said one of the New Or- ¬ mamma It is all settled 1 have adopt ¬ leans buys who was at the front at ed both of them Santiago and 1 honestly believe it Oh knew 3 011 would said matter-of-fabe- - beyond the power of the MaysieAnd now Teddie would greatest master that eer jugrled Chiwell go and finish the eastle word- Nothing I had imagined apcago Tribune proached the reality In the big light Wmiltrih A Holograph Will A Canadian barrister is responsible before Santiago the uproar became seemed to me I heard for the following One day a farmer terrific that it came into his olliee and requested that all over with my feet and hands and a holograph will should be prepared body tho same as my ears That for his signature The lawer began sounds absurd I know hut its a ji at once to explain terms but the tiller as can come to the effect of those Of the prairie who prilled himself not awful concussions on the nerves a little upon his legal knowledge 011I1 HttldVhile several shells would I grew angry want a holograph Every jeclaml and Im going to bur t almost together and when they Willi he did it felt as if the air was torn lit- ¬ he added have it in parenthesis When the impossibility of his request erally to tatters Then a machine gun was jtiH pointed out he angrily would startup The machine guns stumped from the Ofllee shouting outr made a strange howling sound entire- ¬ Hang it U 1 cant haie a holograph ly different from an ordinary explowill Ill blamed well die intestine sion The reports come so fast that Almost as funny was the tradesman run intpcach other and the note who had recently been left some laud they seems to riso and get louder contin- ¬ lie came to the lawyer vtith instrucThere is something queerly tions for a deed Of transfer to be pre ually On being human about it and when its on ones in fnor of himself pared asked his reasons he gave them thus own ido it is very encouraging The Dont feel sort of comfortable about boy - cheered itcvery time One often know how par hear- - the expression that bit of country It was- so noisy ticular jiou lawyer gents are and I couldnt think Well on the battle- ¬ thought maybe that if 1 signed a deed is true A follow simply making over lie property to mjelf field it really cant think and all he can do is blaze no one wouhlbe able to touch it When hs application was refused he away and follow his crowd I know went away in tv rage and subsequent I utMit any exception to the rule ly tried to bring aii action against tho for talkcdvith lots of soldiers about lawyer who his imagined was trying it and theyall said they felt just the todefraud himv Cornhill Magazine N 0 Times Democrat Satin- way Does Not Descend to the Fall Many Jilaysie sniffed contemptuously iintl Bcllove Mflysie her father laughed outright Probably nearly nine out of evoiv considered this a cood sitrn and she i ner 1 4 I Texas 4 For silo by T D Aruiisfeunk Hop AND SPESD ONBIVALEO kiusvillo Kv READ THIS PvulVmcbiv Cars Florsville Texas January 18T SavanaJi This is to certify that after aulToiiugi penouicdlly fOr nine years witlujevcre Macon Jackson- kidney troubles I feel now after the uso of abdut two third of ono bottle points vllle of Halls Great Discovery that T a ji Wimo One HmalHiottlo of Halla Great DiscOvey cufeB all kidney nnd blad ¬ der troubles rernovep gravel cun diabetes Remiunl emissions weak and lame back rheumatism mid all irregularities of the kidneys and blad der hi both htf aud women Kegit latos bladder rouble hi children If ntiold b ypur druggist Uwill bqj sent bv maii on leeeipt of 0i6 small botllo m twp moiMlis rvr meut hikI will cure any oat alnvt nieulioned E V HALL Sole manufacturer P 0 box 21 S TTWifZKA rn tmm0mmi ti 3ff 41 J THE GBEAT- - Through Trunk etw titha ii i Line Louis- ¬ Vj 11 CincinnMfLxington Ana thoolttooor ville Evansville St Lfouia y a t lastivnie Memphis ornery Mobile an mohi Slew jL Orleans for dilanta Palace al cured and in Florida J of A WASSEMCII Jonneetioma are made dajin Rev Myron W Keed a preacher national reputation died at Den- ¬ ver Bears tto at Guthrie and Nashville for all points ortaEa8t South andWost Ptillrnau Palace Cars J Seeking homoB ClVHOnVM on tho lino of hi road will receive special low rates ec 0KnatBof thifl company for rates lfps c or write to Tn cST03ax a s I no MDB IQJ naB AITOys BBUgM hrhul n tt If Dewey has aged 15 years in 15 n t Atmor GP AT A months he must have been workinjj onightson the Philippine problem i tirrtnliily A W rlrful Cliiince We itiouwuru that our people wbi ual puffer from nervous ehrouio or coiiiplumtn do uot have the Point upportuiiity to be cuted us do tbi if iidtntH of the great cities titan tht io tt euiiuent pbysieiatis ami i hiite Dr G li Towur Dl Mich P 0 Box G who bus Hoit the btrgest practice in the world am who is without doubt the inot miic cessful specialist iu eutiu nil fortu of uervous and cbruuic diseases offers to tfive freo consultation by mail to all sufferprs Write to bin PIo nil at once abujit your cast sirely cure you Tbo Doctor has just published very instructive aud interesting book entitled Sexual Health and Mar riage that should be read by every man He will seud a copy free tt anyone meutioninj this pit pur anc enclosing stamp for reply Thl sppi-ii-iiM- Louisville OT j fitS ALArtt i irrj mo nn gggJ fc- b i VfcrS nsap 1 tEF- y lr I I St Louis San Francisco OR THROUGH CAR ROUTE BETWEEN tu SPRINGFIELD PITTSBURG JOPLIN WICHITA EUREKA SPRINGS FT 1 SMITH DALLAS SAN ANTONIO HOUSTON GALVESTON PARIS The Philiptne problem shows that ottrmilitary threshing machinecan not stack its own straw A Suuni1 Llvur Mikert si I Veil Mhii Solid Veitibutd Tumj with Pullman Sleepers Harvey Dining Halls nd Reclinine Chair Cats Maps time tables and full Information furnished upon application to W C breath couted tongue dyspppsin indigestion hot dry skin pain it back und between the shoulders chills nnd fever etc If you huvc any of these symptons your liver in out of order und your blood is slowly being poisoned because your blood does not net properly Uer bine will euro nny disorder of the liver stomach or bowels It has no equul as a liver medicine Irico 75 cents Free trial bottlo at It C Hard wicks drug store Spain is now going extensively into tobacco culture She may be hoping to smoke us out at last Dancers of the Urlp Are you bilious constipated ot troubled with jaundice sick head ache bud taste in moujb foul MELVILLE CEO Trav Passr Agont ST LOUIS MO T JIcnOLSOt Gen I Pastr Agont ST LOUIS MO 1 el 11 1 monia which showc conclusively that this remody is a certain preventive of that dangerous disease It will cure la grippe in less time than any other treatment It is pleaBunt and safe to take For sale by R C Hardwick The greatest danger from La Grippe is of its resulting iu pueumo uia If reasonable care is used however and Cbamberlaius Cough Homed y taken all dauber will be Among the tens of thous aveided utids who have used this remedy for la gnppe we have yet to learn of a siuglu case having resulted iu pneu¬ pHpHHBHBH4p Hobsons punishment is that his name is now associated with a smack rather than with a warship m wntJ saaammmmmmaammiBJimii r Mild ill liTPiiUJilhrll iim Vl Wli IIMil --saja ssm m mmmmmmzrj la 2TlfJ0lJDH V Experieuco has taught us that the best remedy for the aged is Dr J H rP Jcr FRIE5GP A DnHILLI1AHG c McLeans Strengthening Cordial and tA5t1VLLbllfl Blood Purifier It strengthens tho nerves and builds up a vigorous and healthy appetite For sale by C K r oUISVILLEST LOUIS TEX Wvly 1J AS RAILWAY No 63 l4IHllllil mmm FIH1 uWI munmmm KlCRrVG STI3ULE0 ASIIVILLE yjl 7 7 8120 7 PiNGSlTf CARS I 1 What have the Boston girls of the Boston feminine travelingorchestra done with their spectacles Bears the WKeT HOUNi Daily No Daily 61 Lt LonlavlUe West Point Brandenbuig Irvlngton StephensporS Clovorport HawtMvllle Lcwlsport Owensboro SpotsTlHe 4 W1- - You Have Atoys Bouglif 1 Ar Ilenderaon 9 41pm 11 05 10 08 p m 11 28 12 07 1018 1131 13 61 11 65 p m 1 15 osopm 746am 29pm 840 am 55pm 014am pm 0 40am 868pm 1018 am 9 18pm 10 88 am pm pm pm No 64 DaHy pm pm m m r 1 to town to buy a hau m d was requested to Ibok Into the glnss td Sec f theliat suited his1 tastes Tho customer stood before the glass as though faselnated by his reflected image Presently lie slowjyvinqulrcd moy aKWs0 Why ttoteiHfritofciitttaHiwjflVjl papj ie4aysit jv ever sqe my face afore According to the View Hoods Pills cure nausea sick head- And when Ids purchase completed Jie turned to depart he Walked up to country placing the thujob iohef billiotlHnes8 indlgestiou Price In this ue l0qkingglas saying to The nose and extending the fingers 2 couts nrtakinusl one more look at me Amongcertam 325000 was caused by iiPfoPLldhnnonvcrJfhaHhatthft 15a jjgn ofderision it is ttic moSLx- - A loss indig oianee airaU XLontloa TSharfeM6- - hilLvtphesyfaBidm a fireiat ChicsiW4 Tenfiremefi nar The landyaround Hudson bay isris ing so rapidly thut in places drift- ¬ wood yctJremains on beaches that have risin10 feet above the level of the waterVlu a feiw centuries at this rate of elevation says the Youths JWeel is that me Companion the great bay on whose was the unexploredl waters Hendrik Hudson Of course it is giivnor Why shopmans reply dbnt you was set adHft never to beseen again know yourself j I beop yearjold saidthe ancient by men will have practically van ¬ after andtherpatset an T dun no as ished M Fno lleforc Never Saiv An old Hampshire farmer came U1m Own t r i Will Hudson Bay Disappear A great snow storm is doing ser- ¬ ious damage in Colorado Three No KASTEeOND Cy Dally Vi Henderson SpotUvllle Lewlsport Ha wesvllle Jlovoriort Stephenaport Irvlngtou Branaenburg West Polnt Owensboro persons were killed by a snowslide How It llutrnt 20am 366pm 7 43am 3 16 p r2 827ajn 3 55 pm NtfiiVm BRO a m P 67 a m 1018 11 00 Rhoumatismwith itssharp twinges aches and pains Do you know the Acid in the blood has ac ¬ cause cumulated in your joints The cure is found in Hoods Sarsaparilla which thin acid Thousands uentralUefl write thef thy have been completely rured of rhelmtfttiBin by Hoods Sltsaparilla 1128 12 03 1 rLoalvlUe oc p pm am am 010pm am fiSOpm pm 710pm m 8 4 83 p in 4 61 pm 6 17 5 35pm 00pm a m 5 For further information address 11 C MorbUk AOPA Louisville Ky or WrMlLLft Owensboro Kv tt m Mi W W GRAY TO HSORIAL WEST SEVENTH ARTISTS r STBEET EtBnDIIjDINQj tilt MmtaJ J i- - lldtLlhx GlwB toivels and verylhintrptyL Strong steady nervet jre fjeedet ipr success Eeryxhere Nerves wimmx 3 Mffmwmmmimfwfi 4 n imum tii iw f V Illlnwi m bC8UnoK liA lAMtoNU ivi i v iinnnn uhumwii YMH iwain UI v iwntli fiT s Krnnnnpnr Republican Leader - h cot rfttjiiif it J vsv i tioUtti0tUv1 ifm KMTO -V fci V i4 f- x hi i w l tone of the headline was considered The House Committee on prejudicial to the case and resulted Sheffield Phipps a well known amended the Senate bill for in the dismissal of the jury and an farmer of the Pon country died of pensoiiing Gen John M Palmer of order for a new trial consumption Friday night afterjt a Illinois reducing the amount from long illness He was about sixty 100 to 50 a month Chas M Lewis Democratic years old anda highly respectedcit State Committeeman for the Third izen He leaves a wife A convention will be held at Pa antlwo District resigned at a meeting held children ducih April 10 to nominate a Dem- at Bowling Green last week and ocratic candidate for representa- ¬ the district committee elected Ab McCormick Machines tive Hon J D Mocquot and Mr Rhea of Logan to succeed him L K Taylor are the candidates The attention of the farmers is Mr Lewis no longer lives in the called to the ad of the McCorinick A Chicago paper says a combine district he represented Harvesting Machine Company covering all grades of oatmeal and Gen Otis cables that 220 of his which appears in r other breakfast foods both in men have died since reaching Ma- ¬ TUCKIAX A full line of the cele bulk and package is in process of nila and that nine per cent of the brated machines such as binders formation and will be launched soldiers are sick The unhealthy mowers hay rakes corn hairy es- ¬ within a few days season begins in March and ex- ¬ ters buskers shredders twinefand repairscan be found on sale byMr We have received the first num tends till May Smallpox is caus ¬ H C Ballard opposite the post- ing apprehension ber of the Marion Gazette a new uiuce ivcuu tue uuvertiemenu tor paper just started at Marion Ivy full particulars Jif City of Toledo by Mr G M Russell It starts State of Ohio Coontt ss Lucas j out as a five column quarto and Deputy Sheriff Appointed Frank J Cheney mnkcH oath that promises to enlarge next week he is tho seuior parttmr of he firm of Mr E P Wilkins has resigned F J Cheney Co doing business in his position at the asylum and was The House Committee has recom- ¬ the City of Toledo County and State on Saturday appointed Deputy mended that the seats of Gen afore6ajdiud that said firm will pay Sheriff Mr Wilkins was the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL formerly Wheeler Col Colson and other mil- - LARS for ench and every cueo of a deputy under Mr DavYs and itary members bedeclared vacant Catarrh that eanuot bo cured by the made an excellent officer v from the time they accepted com use of Halls Catarrh Cure FItANK J CHENEY Aged Elopers missions in the army Sworn to before nif wud subscribed Conrad H White a widower in my presence this 6th day of De The bill to reorganize and in- ¬ cember A D loob aged 76 years and Miss Margaret crease the standing army to about A W GLEASON J Sheets aged 69 eloped from 100000 men but giving the presi- ¬ SJ NoTAnrPonwo Morris 111 and were married Hi dent authority to reduce the ize of Hails Catarrh Cure is taken internnl V U1JJH 1U XIIU Infantry companies and calvary ly and acta directly on the blood and More Snow Predicted troops to 60 men each thus Jixing a mucous surfaces of the system Send fr minimum ot about 50000 enlisted for testimonials free LpuisvilleKyFb6r Special F J CHENEY CO Toledo 0 men nassed the house bv a vote nf Snow to nsglit and to morrovr Sola by druggists 7oe tJ3nriGtftol25 Stationaf y temperature Halls family Pill ara the befit r Pen-Moi- t¬ i Stricken With Paralvsis He Lived graoesv uuc an vopaccp ivitn goou V futility prices are mchnned The vinyu rcy nuuia i irju rehandlers and strip peple were i JVeai Dogwood Chapel the principal buyers The Regie -T- UESDAiV-Efc people are rather backward this 7 year In placing theiriorderflt Hence WiW At last the war or conqifest has John Ferguson a well known there is very little outside demand been inaguratcd at Manila colored politician of the Dogwood However the home demand Is tak ¬ v 1 Chapel district died very suddenly ing all offered at fairly satisfactory Aguinaldos agent Againsilly Friday of aatroke of paralysis He price The leading feature this seems to pretty well named lived only a few hours after being week w as that the mercury was dowii belowijzero by13 degrees Sam Jones is engaged in a meet ¬ stricken Ferguson was a member of the This extrenjelyVeather retarded the ing at Chattanooga this week Republican county committee He offerings and sales to a very great extent The receipts are dailv in Attorney L K Taylor is a can- - was about 65 or 70 years of age creasiug and expect- theofferings gtlidate for representative in Mc HONORABLE DISCHARGE to be large from now on Very little ViCracken county CITY COURT has been dotie this week in the Judge Guffy has filed his dissent ¬ Jim and Webber Breathitt are Ex- loose business on account of the The annual meeting Two Heavy Fines AssessedOther weather ing opinion on the constitutionality pected Home Soon of the exchange was held yester- o the election law A Alatters Passed Upon t Information has been received day also the committee to elect the The Rein a Mercedes wreck in m M Breathitt and other inspectors which resulted Gorman Jefferson col and H Santiago harbor will be raised in here that Jas the election of three more inspectors Weber Breathitt private soldiers Witty white were fined 50 and dbout two weeks and started to as follows N A Barnett I F in the Third Regiment now in Cu- ¬ costs each on a charge of furnish- ¬ Norfolk Va Smithson and SamG BucknerMak ba will be honorablv discharged ing liquor to an inebriate Thefor ing four- inspectors including Mr om the army this week and will mer went to the workhouse and the Wm Miller a negro boy was F M Byars nome jas ix pansier an- return TOri latter arranged his line 1ron11v rVfi ntif7 ni TmrrTiir QUOTATIONSIraV in w uiifo fother nopkinsville boy who is jn Geo Bullard was fined 5 and ISU 1UL1 ULTV UllllW Vl the Madisonville Company hasalso Trabli Lugs woman costsfor drunkenness made application for a discharge Common lugs J 50 Two tramps were locked up Sat and is anxious to return home Butte Montana is enjoying O 3 00 urday night atid Medium ugn yesterday morning warm wave the mercury havinir 50 were given an hour in which to get Good lugs fflti Death of An Infant risen from 48 degrees below zero to no out of town Low Liiij f jja0 Theycoosumed a very son of Mr Jno Common leaf A only 18 below uffpfrj 50 few minutes of the allotted time in Lofth6use of the Antioch neighbor- ¬ Medium leaf 50 vacating 6p0 Col Jas A Sexton Commander hood died Friday night after a Good loaf j no op00 of the G A R and a member of the brief illness The remains were Fine Leaf HERBERT HAYDEN AT HOME War Investigation Commission is buried in the Antioch graveyard WUKKIT JtErORT dead at Washington Sundav Tornitif fnr tvpnlcf t 2JOhlids Slowly Recovering From His In- ¬ itHan and Wife Adjudged Insane juries and In Excellent Spirits V815 hiids Prof M A Cassidy of Lexingyeur ton has made a formal announceweoUA 4 Bud Siifw Paducah Ky Feb ment of his candidacy for Superin Bracken and his wife of theconnty V60l Mr Herbert Hayden who fell vcari tendent of Public Instruction Offeriugs for week 122 from the roof of a house in Russell were both adjudged insane this ville about twomonthsagobreaking morning in the Circuit Court and Rejections Consul Colville Y Ingate repre- ordered to Hopkinsville both legs is slowly recovering from U0KTBL7 REPORT sentative of the U S at Patras This YearSame Timo his injuries and1 was brought home Last Year yesterday Died in Baltimore Greece died of hydrophobia last He is very cheerful 1IHDS JIIIDS coo Sto Receipts for past month veek He was from Alabama and if there is no backset he will Miss Margaret N Carter sister RecelK- tav Hie ear60D 800 507 3V be able to be out in a week or so of Rev Robt S Carter of this city Sale for past mnntli On 312 The Spanish Cabinet has decided died Saturday at Catonsville a Sals for tho year mouth D03 HnlpmentB for imat ir hiL9i 4f to abolish the portfolio of Minister suburb of Baltimore Md of pneu- ¬ StackmentB for the yuar EXHAUSTION FROM MANIA 107R nn sale old M9 i tC 3187 of the Colonies as there are no Stock on baud monia longer any Colonies to look after Central City Patient Cies at the WILL BROADEN OUJ The Dispatch is out in a broad j Asylum Here Mr Geo A Prentice of Union threat to take sides in the guber- ¬ county is a candidate to represent natorial contest if the Courier Jour- ¬ The Big Cummfngs Eggleton To- ¬ his district in the Senate subject to nal does not let it alone Since the Sara Jeno a colored woman sent bacco Factory to Enlarge from Central City tp the asylum the action of the Democratic party disclosures made by Editor B A here lor treatment about a month Enloe the first thing the Dispatch The Cummings Eggleton Co ago died John Whallens loss by the burn- ¬ Friday night of exhaus is called upon to do is to clear up have bought a vacant lot adjoining ing of the Buckingham theatre last tion from mania aged 25 years the specific charges made by a man their property on Elm street and week was 75000 with insurance who had every The remains were shipped to Cen opportunity to know will erect another building in the less than half that amount what he was talking about Un- ¬ near future to meet the gr6wing tral City Saturday afternoon for mterment The keel of the new battleship less that can be done the support demands of their business This enterprisingfirm is operat ¬ Maine will probably be launched of the Dispatch will not be as help- ¬ Robt Alajor Dead ing one of the most extensive re 15 on the anniversary of the ful as it might have been Feb handling houses in this section of Cadiz Ky Fcbt3 Robt Major f the Maine at Ha destruction son of lIrs Emma Major and The Boston Herald company was the State and we are glad to1 note vana grnndsoriqf the late J WChappell fined 500 by Judge Bond in the su- its increasing prosperity died this morning after a long illGen II B Lyon and Robt perior court for publishing in a ness He was 14 years old and had Hodges arc rival candidates for the headline in connection with an ac- ¬ CONSUMPTION THE CAUSE been totally blind for several years Democratic nomination for repre- ¬ count of the trial of the city team- ¬ sentative in the Lyon and Marshall ing fraud cases on Friday last the Well Known Pon Farmer Dies Giant district Guilt is Evident words After Long Illness i The Marriage flade Known Jwi u tea fpJ rKKnulvsfmiw w weeMivrnoC o good in quantjYy as tlie0reVouH weekw Priceswere hardlv Vatained tinVtbg ccpwmotv JfJp5iJuritigsTl5i 7 n iftfv JDepend simply solely tlpon the blood f L f Pure rich nourishing Blood fcecls the nenres Xnd makes them strohg1 The great nerve tonic is Hoods SarsapariUa Because it makesThe blood rich and Pure giving it power To feed the nerves v Hoods SarsapariUa Cures nervousness JDyspepsia rheumatism Catarrh scrofula i And all forms of Impure blood MmJ t t coNTiawmfi A 1 i h- - t fl i- iJj JL JftO 1 M J hZI wmrTi i m AT THE L t oyal Df Gopds lie Col fdrSea fie Island- Douu-ti- i- forbpnug vj Outing Cloths v5u for H fiofor lOand 12ici OxfordSiiliuH xf erot Ios and 10e 4e forvGotton Cheeks m widti ALL WOOL BLANKETS 200 a pair for Blunbels thot are bjirguiuH ht 8 0Q 885 a pair for Blankets that are bnraibH at450iOO rtipair for Blimketb Unit arp bargains nYu0Q 70 h pair for Ilia uketa iuHfbrliHrtftfiiiH at6 OX i 25e for n comfort worth f0o GSe for a comfort worth 100 119 for a i omfort worth 150 BLACK GOODS COLORED DRESS In plaiu orfaucy wear- during thin ealoat about ONE HALF of former prices 21efor gijod fitting Cort et ROu I corsets 100 Corbels T AW 4 11 f- - k 39c for lieet 79cforDr Coret WtirnetVi la fr Ivalis 110 fur P D 125 for P 1 1 D200 Corset 00 Corts 50 Corsets 1 JACKETS AISTD CAPES yoliV Kuther than carrj any of tliB h goods over we hnvo cut prices just ONE HALFthis unmis a big lossto us We have hundreds qt other birgaina for Otir new SPUING LACES ud EjlBKqiDERIES are included in this sale Royal I ry Goods Wholesale and Retail N Co J m m m m Main street Hopkinsville 7iMiittiUmiiia V m m HopMnsville m SUCCESSORS m m Grocery 10 J R REEVES Co Dealers in Everything o Mg r-M r FREE DELIVERY 4U jSTo simi MaLiii Street NO 11 c204 South 5W Zkt The marriage of Frank C Gore TELEPHONE u- - Miss Annie R Donnolly of Provi- ¬ dence Ky has just been announc- ¬ ed The marriage occured Jan 13 but has been kept a profound secret The ceremony was proformed by Dr JamesI Vance in Nashville To m PARLOR the manul A MODERN Elect A Deputy Warde Ky Feb 1 Frankfort A meeting of the PriBou CoiuinissiouerB has been called for next Tuesday at which time a deputy warden to sue ceed the late Edward McGrath will be elected tactbie jot ane lurniture in recent yea We keep up with all the latJ est styles and artistic desicrhs in fur niture fori parlor library bed roomj amiugroom and olhce and our storaj is replete with beauty in all the lat- ¬ est and best deBhrus in flue furni ture or tho cheaper grades to suit alii lutuuu huu purses KITCHEN 301 snows great progress in the Beautiful Auother deep snow fell yester ¬ day the snow storm raging all day Too Much of v WALLER vfe South Main Stre Hopkinsville KjV T About five inches were piled on top of the ice and sleet that proceeded it Sundav night More snow is predicted for to day Rev Jns K flason The above named rector of St Andrews church Louisville is holding a missioe at Grace church which willcdiitinue until Saturday Services at 11 a m and 7 p m f IIMI ss r i I jt Postmasters Appointed Jas S Durham has been ap poiptedpostmaster at Nebo Hop- ¬ kins county and T H Mott at Cridcr Caldwell county V Judge Savage Sick Judge J T Savage has been very ijck for a veel He has had a se ¬ vere attack of grip but is slowly imnmvini A full Une of Binders Mowers Hay stakes Corn Harrj vesters tiusicers bliredderslwine anri Kepairs FOR SALrE BY--- I diZirMs MMdiimjdtfi- i ir jl k U t iJtiiwiiU V V5 a 7TVI 4 riBAP in1 vM nlrTvtxaTn w vUVinuuJ iTM f irv si StoaTiSS T a JV y Broke Thrdugh The Ice While Skatingon a Pond K S tit to sell MfiT Wa WEST JA LI i J ILL SOMETHING HAS MAPPED Manufacturers of V A mkWk Thcbcst remedy 60 years ago ail- - dirl With Him at the Time capeda Like Fate The Body Recovered V L 4 Es- - Ejp If I if j j r SPOX CASH FOIfr-- NflB m MIL Hiehest BfBdas at Lowest Prices We sell all kinds ot Car VVOI1I1 riaije Hardwarb ttt work or Trimmuizs Wc also nut in new ny leswheels tops curtains cushions in met anything that goes in a buggy or VA I Siirries WltCWM A i and all kindred J menls and i V- oclock fyesterday 5 i cW K A The best remedy To day w j J I 7j a afternoon youth named Manly Duke about 13 years of age a 6on Of T A Duke was drowned while skating on a pond in company with a girl about nine years of age The ice broke and the boy fell through and drowned before the 6hrieks of the vJ Feb 6 At three THIS WEEK Patent Flour per Bbl f Straight Flour per Bbl M f 1 W 0 v NLY S350 3 Carriages Phaetons etc teoma I We only offer this flour to the retaif Oracle at this price Np orders taken for over 5 barrels We have 300 barrels carriage OLD CITIZE1S DEAD Was in the 75th- Year of His Age Wednesday very suddenly at his home about 4 miles west of here in Trig jf Co MrNorfleetHarrell aged Lafayette Feb 4 Died last girl could bring assistance The We have bought about 3000 body which disappeared under the lbs of Pure Leaf Lard ice was not recovered until two from Dulin at Crofton y hours later The accident occurred which we offer at 7 2c D at the Duke home about a mile This is put up in cans of from and a half east of this place SO to 100 lbs Every pound guar- ¬ anteed A SUDDEN SUMMONS Meal Bolted per bu 45c firs Maton While Conversing Big stock of With Her Husbaand i Good Chicken Feed per Hundred 2 AND Cx X3 rx DJE If you want a good ve 60c Repainn Hepam Done in the best style hide for next season l Clover Seed Choice per bu 4 Fancy per bu Extra Fancy worth 5 Our Price Stock Peas per bu 110 440 450 Give us your order now West 8th 4 Lee KY We always hit fm hard fe Bfli E1 about 75 years He said he was not feeling very well and retired a little earlier than usual Vhcn his wife went to retire she found him dead Heart failure supposed to be the cause He had been a consistent member of the Shady Grove Baptist church for a number of year and was a Christian gentleman in the true Sense of the term honored and re- ¬ spected by all who knew him He leaves an aged wife and several 4jT0w11 children He had many warm friends in Vthis place who deeply regret his t Drops Dead Glass Jlrs Maton died suddenly at her Good Glasses home on the Cushman farm two of 1 and set Queensw Jl6c 100 100 100 100 100 Pure Sugar House Molasses per gal 35c I THOS 8 TORI Virginia Sts General Solicitor HOPKINSVILLE I id Good Molasses per gal miles west She had been under the treatment of a physician for several weeks but was thought to be getting along 10 lbs XXXX Coffee nicely She ate a very hearty supper Friday evening and while sit ¬ 10 lbs Lion Coffee for ting on the edge of the bed convers- ¬ 9 lbs Arbuckles Coffee for ing with her husband suddenly 10 lbs Good Green Coffee She was fell to the floor a corpse about 30 years old and leaves a 7 lbs Best Green Coffee husband and sveralsmallclildren The remains were interred in Hope- ¬ G 18 well Cemetery Sunday morning the city Friday night 25c ra2sran3i3ffrjst3sra- UI COFFEE 6 lbs Best Peaberry for 100 100 SI SI We have some Fancy Loose Roast bought at about half price which we offer at 8 lbs for This is worth 25c per lb departure OUR NEW BUILDING It is thought that heart disease caused her death A BIG OFFER lbs Best rarmlated Sugar for 19 lbs Clarified Sugar for Follow the Crowd TO Big House is Full of Bargains Call andiSee Looks Like Hopkinsville is to Get Co Have Another E B Clark One After AH Reduction Sale On ner N Washington Feb 1 The CorIn to days KentockiAn E B mittee on Public Buildings and CoM the wholesale and re- ¬ Clark Grounds has decided to give a new buildingto Carrollton and will in tail grocers announce another one They all probability incorporate in its of their big reduction sales which stock- from ¬ have an immense biil a new building- tor Hopkins to select and it will pay you to call ville though this last item has not on them at once This firm enjoys been definitely settled TheCHair on jnan of the committee said this a large regular business and the occasion of their special sales their morning that the committee would custo- ¬ certainly get time for the consider- ¬ house is always crowded with mers who raue in the many bar ¬ ation of its bill gains offered by this enterprising house BOWLING ALLEY TOBACCO and CIGARS 1 1 lb Ky Diamond 7 plugs lb Greenville 7 plugs 50c 3 fr 30c 10c 15c lOn SO 25c plug packs Jumbo Smoking Paris Medal plug 4 oz Bottles Snuff 3 8 1 Good Tobacco Good Cigars 5o 2 Cob Pipes 85c 5c They have just received their first shipment from the mills of new spring ginghams percales anl madras mopii wiiiuu are simpiy Dcjiiirirui uome 111 ana them tney will please you riessrs Johnson and Mulr Will Open One in the Opera Building Owing to the Bad Weather the The bowling craze has struck Hopkinsville and Messrs Johnson Muir of Nicholasvjlle have rented the vacant store rooln iii the Op ¬ era House and will in few days open up a bowling or ten pen alley They evidently expect to meet with success as they have rented the room for the whole year The sport has become quite the rage in all of the cities and bids fairto be- ¬ come a fad everywhere COUNTY COURT DAY Crowd Was Small Yesterday yaa County Court day butowinyto thelieavy snow andgen erally disagreeable weather very Very little busi ¬ few came to town ness of any kind was transacted Women Should Know It Many women suffer untold agony and misery because the nature of their disease is not correctly under- ¬ stood They have been led to be- ¬ lieve that womb trouble or female weakness of some sort is responsi- ¬ ble for the many ills that beset wo- ¬ mankind head- ¬ Neuralgia nervousness ache puffy or dark circles under the eyes rheumatism a dragging pain or dull ache in the back weakness or bearing dowt sensation profusebr scanty supply of urine with strong odor frequent desire to pass it with scalding or burning sediment in it after sensation standing in bottle or common glass for twenty four hours are signs of kidney and bjadder trouble The above symptoms are often at tributed by the patient herself or by her physician to female weak- ¬ ness or womb trouble Hence so many fail to obtain relief because they are treating not the disease itself but a reflection of the pri ¬ which js kidney mary cause trouble In fact women as well as men are made miserable with kidney and bladder trouble and both need the same remedy Dri Kilmers Swarap JSoot is the great discovery of the eminent kid eV and bladder specialist and is easy to get it any drug store for fifty cents or one dollar To prqve its wopderful merits you may have a sample bottle and book telling iall about fy both sent absolutely free by mail Kindly mention the Hopkinsville Ken tuckian and send your address to Dr Kilmer Co Bipghamton N 0 Y V TO FORFEIT CHARTER lbs Keg Soda for -- 25c 3 Boxes Axle Grease 10c lb Arm Hammer for 7c No I Lamp Chimneys 4c No 2 Lamo Chimnevs 20c Brooms for -v r 3n 16c Tdoth Picks per Box 3c 25c Mops for 16c 75c Axes for 75c Green Tea for 40c Big lot Galvanized Coal 50c 8 lbs Best Lump Starch 25c Hods close out at 18c 4 Boxes Greenwich Lye 25c Large Shovel steel every housekeeper needs Tar Soap per cake 4c coal and shoveling one for snow 50c 10c Pepper Sauce per bot 5c Writing Paper per box 5c I qt Blueing for 5c We handle all kinds 10c Bird Seed for 7c 20c Rules for 10c Salmon 8c Violin Strings 4c Sardines 4c Good Door Locks 10c I doz Mutton Chop 2 bxs Eat Well Gellatine 25c Tomatoes 90c 60clroi Tubs 40c I doz Cans Corn 85c Buckets 10c 15 lb Bucket Jelly Saw Dust Bucket for 35c 25c svj m A U DUMI ii raits 5aT5CI3B22a The otily Exclusive WB n Bill Filed Against Clarksville and FIXTURES BOUGHT OF ENNIS 19 STOCK 5 Hopkinsville Turnpike Attorney General Co Thomas F chairs cost 125 each Good as new our price 75c for 1 Large Safe Worth 250 SCALES CHEAP use In Hopkinsville We give this line our entire and undivided attention and by so doing we believe we can serve the people better than any other house Our buyer will leave in a few days for New York and other markets for the purpose of gathering the newest and best products of domestic and foreign make Our buyer would be glad to receive any special or- ¬ ders before leaving and will give them his most careful m Martin urday against the Clarksville and Hopkinsville Turnpike Company seeking to have the charter of this says the corporation forfeited Clarksville Times The action is taken on the ground that the com- ¬ pany does not keep its roadbed up to the statute requirements J0HNS0N XHESTER Roaring Springs Farmer and Noahs Spring Lady Wed On last Wednesday Mr Wesley Johnson a well dnown young farm- ¬ er of Joaring Springs and Miss Inez Chester of Noahs Spring Tenuewere married- by Esq H W Moss The marriage occurred Bagby afc the home of Mr Joseph fbrjuerjy 0f this county filed b bill in Chancery Sat- ¬ 10 1 Mirrors each Gasoline Stove 350 250 TOBACCO KNIVES SHOW CASES ETC KINDS- - 9 WE HANDLE ALL Vegetables Cabbage Potatoes Fresh Meat Turkeys Chickens Etc We Want to Buy all Kinds of Produce attention OUR BIG- HOUSE IS FULL OF BAR- - FAIL TO ATTEND 11 I JP 1 E B CLARK Wholesale and Retail firocers L C0 1 Official Figures 260 The majority for prohibition in TJrjgg county was not solarge as firstreporfed THe oflicial figures EJMi Mri cJohnR J Kitchen t v z and wife-re- - flQPKlNSJLLE Ky JfiiM Lectures In Clarksville lion Samuel Dickie National Chairman for Prohibition of the Liquor Traffic will deliver a free lecture in Clarksville Fel 4 r- v wy rfwwfxyT t Ujji -- 4 Xl PIIIH0III1II5 Olllceover nESIUKNCE-lolltrmon-Flace llinkyf HopklnWHIu - tflnA A w j r uTOucuvtnjSjft ST n t dmt Si JV Ja L HiffiSil1 i V Tam t Ufj iju YsL matches j4m J wmw i rr vvj ThTT P K j 91 HrHiij III f TnJ ft TfjiU7S 1 w W ii ii GASTORA Tor Infants and Children ever Won iisj WoMh tliowlHttln forHinleii Notlifi l TP VIOTORYi y I whll jui thehnlMc tol Honfr Ul tjhats tjh way to4 t I THE PATH wllln fer n 10 worK irJvfc ptes for n shl- rTlnlnt KeV the Jrd fera Uiey totj Iloinsii jjuUtcrariiwuy then D nfet a little Gulllvcmt crround Until r All hnilifnr a rhtll Spuso ulioit Vcr batch a thins Quosh Him woulUnll No hy Jlhg Sho wont 3b Uiut vrWy aim I Orif iMiMnnifiMTmiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiii m B posln a stettln wloti Hen v- - Prif is health T3hd secret is digest and tbepowetfttO lOCh You ne yitp talc ot dur stlirntiur amtiS-e--v gJT buy em by tho paper Jfotdd be sajHty iicuit aloie tiarc aproper quaniiy o ivpu incite said reflectivel- yAhhe flsj V1- This call never lrlrinr wlk in yOCf heuvrifjvjs me tooth brush wifhiHit fiQbic record f b tile i5ninst prUoriers tiglitE given t thnf yugr docs ttofottf p p- qffiiht pmkiiiatik u ugti h v r uj wur Oij- me manivtKiS ia -- vhy UleiS yojit apU Kitigle needle- Rn me a needle nufl tK a Box of l sit r akittery bolfight fn lri iV flant of tt Amiisrutent Ontra of Hit Our fTr lt- - Scnet of Beaul of hj -U- f 0 k 1 e Kind Yois Have MimG l iTOfSiSrr jSVcgclabicTrcparationforAs similatlng UieToodandRcgula- ling theStamachs andBowcls of iivirtr ii rir 1iM 11 X Always Bought Bears the SicmatnrA M M asmndViuti KotNarcotic E I fit EromolesDigcslionChccrfuI tKSsandRcstContalns neither OpjumIorpliinfi nor Tifincral P Used to liavo to work a Mean old hishloncil dasher churn Z Didnt nevor dnat to jiause In my path o duty Cause Knowcd at If I ntppped todrram Huttcrd all go bucjt to cream 7 ianv SifJeiSudnitl tlianked ruttWLrvef Pills ai efan bo v ij t If huriccw ii vnur miuucinj tx iiHniMUi4in iinu liliu iiv t Jlehs t nay huve common sense lutd cure for stiik lidtdrieli dy sucwas W ii io ash ner novouthjilrVl oft Aprlf of a burfetfue bullfiahtl at iiriy hte i i Sfty-for on tfm hhtt tn ilri lrt J14 4twaon Sunday tUat wo eroxiched rpepia smisiomacti maim uj r mn Mmadiit Lots o thlnKS I imtcil to n cf3ftetipatonyitoppid durrt M Ao nirtvek -1 4 p Ifeate iUrtSqJsentstfntJwnJttiliftUt v H j giNltfoiirV lie inlU r R ape efOldllriKVELfllZnSB Punrphn V If a ship was lowed to ro Every Way tho wlndsd bldw Wonder If twould Bit errouno 5 Tq 11 harbor safe tin sqilndv Guess Jts best for ship er man yf Xo bo guided hy a plahi Choose yT task an 8ayyou llsh hooUfl wltq er bustle A W Bulletin Nixon Waterman In muMt--Gosh- Sail sHxJama JtMUSJti jtnist Jltperrmat JA O Sttd 1 CrtancJiZ fUmSttJ Ciarititd Jarrr Ittluyranlani m ir4 Yttei D- For Cbsvrity Worms Lonvuisions r tion Sour SlomachDiarrhoca Ancrfcct Remedy for Constipa it andLoss OF SLEEP oC ivp Toy TacSimllc Signature to HEV VOBK i Always Bought 1 EXACT COPYOF WRAPPER ligEFiicHfiMg TMC CENTAUR lm 11 WfffirvffTfw COMPANY NCIV VOnK CITT t I K m it U I I BUILDERS CONTRACTORS AND DEALERS IN S -- 0f All Eiads LIME- LUMBER 1 ANn CEMENT anything in our line Give us a call when you need DAGG 3Eyv RICHARDS HGPKINSVILLE KY rargwTOBTTO ilu JwanirwTOwggFJSgrgTOM srrflraat The ff i4r KWvi v i IrM ecy HllIE SAtiRAtTFORD A Treaa Manage Excelsior fifaparn ww Tiair Do all kinds of Laundry and S Dye work fw sv toes Laundry Coioosoosc9a iNcimroiuTK t And Solicit Your Patronage Whiiiii will mil fur mill deliver your v k Ageutu wanted in jy prt of the iil rbiitmv points nituuiiutH liliprnl Ad iirku nil ioinniitiicHlioiiH 11 lixcelsior Steam Laundry Co HOPniNSVILLE KV ySEHPJJ S J- - iif ft llel it 0 II iuljfCI KKWiHJISOVKIAlJIKJllJilltMIUtmil o l nt on r uant frvlht depot anil Inciinlnillgu Vjarnnexa i t aiwormn if vouiiml it exaotiyiu I in Al urn iilh fl l r in JS5ili iiottio8rctit viii iintuntaUirortfciMliyonioMH ayinoiroifinBBiiir e vu j iill9Jdfificrprlre in 11 rlnty ii JJj mil rnltfelikntft uibiu IB I f P Awi4fwUteuiciitivedtiiwtrmajiSffiihyouiitorm I i moniamtuiiw luiosi lutfroiivi 6rertSliicboljlRlinciieiiioniriiHiii nfawiiiainawigiiB il IS OUfi SPECIAL 90 DAYS PRICE JSKuKSS - tirlce clianf Wflfe ucnro edtiyutlleni Vucn an uirwuaa no V Hf tTO nllCCU lonKii7iiBmiaraiiiiiiiifffMiiiiirujn- - riiuKI v THE AGMC triii1citetrualirumlliuIllutrntlon NYS J S3I75 mm- - KB7ljr-r TmLLCuDler I 8i3ra slleuiJW vyv rrjv 7nA ji niiriiiiiiivit ja i llumu ffljslzjw ffiS3MsWiip jiMirr wnxBvat 4rvxwffili VWS Vg I tf i li ijf rWItTl ViJv MWMWi mA il tyA rtr-Lj y vuss fU MSniMrSaT fia KMu t rirL iXiSSlffKff n U farnlr A- Ifei Ulipan Jurtf IrUelut Iriif and PonKr MBrB l f i fVfoft fi Jn tho URbMRi ltrumcnu KoattwlAtoHOaJi RW VimSftW IW Vy It J7A4-t---i- fM 14 J FlM tiWfti M elped her across the street first Ik cause she wns an old lady nnd because travel hud congested second at that particular corner And when she bade him s cheery good night he lifted his hat and bowed low to her with a deference and reverence thnj t-was her due For she had loved the same man for years A blind man came progging up the street ihis1cariei cautiously feeling ihe way xyjfcnhclfad reached the corner he paused for the ialtle uul rumble and roar wus great A little dirty faced girlNvho was crying the tvcnlig rinpdrt noted the blind mans hcsituncyand putting her hand on his arm Raid Ill take you over tho street mister When she had gotten him safely across the man who had left his of now eight fice nt five oelock Ht v dove into his overcoat pocket He had SJ cents left llc dropped 15 eents Into the tin cup the blind man held in one hand Then he tuiitle his way over to the little girl who was selling papers Heres ten eiints for yoil he said Im a friend of the blind in a low tone man The girl looked up at hinvJbyly and twisted her little body uneasily her I dont want ter finger in her mouth get paid for doin that she said Well then give me a pa per any one ff- She gave him one Thank you he jajil Anil he left ner at the corner The man walked up ihe street rapid- iy Before he had reached thenexl Mfciits 81 n TWO port kivic corner a ihe engine wcitl thundering CENTS and clanging past him He watched lr two boxes for lite it until it wheeled sharply out of sight Matches cents two blocks further up he said to himself I wonder lie stopped and giving her live ecus vvonder if I ought to hap given those took the two boxes of mutches Do you keep all you make twodollars for the lireescapc Then the bent old lady who had he No I only keep half Mrs Johnson little basket and wlunbad loyed ihe gets the other half same man for U years yeiit past him Whos Mrs Johnson andijnodded with The hub The man dove down into his pocket ilm glad didnt he said lo him- Heres ten eeni seilvrrjv i n- H and fished up a dime ff extra for you mind not for Mrs John3uAlMrnlliiti Tlirnllfrll Jlllf a son vi lilie gray oki mountaineer uskcu me cant do that answered the down to lake dinner with him lie You see me mother tole liyetV in a well kept cabin with his little girl me afore she died that no matter how daughter After dinner we sat in the wui tempted that should keep holihnde of a tree and he told me about est And then Mrs Johnson started himself he asked Air you married bought the me in business she after lie had told me he was a widower matches for me Ill have to give her Xoybut 1 hope to be some day anhalf it wouldnt be right you Know swered quite sincerely You ought to to keep it nil beiuevery mini ought to be a man that Thats true said the man quickly nijrutttnt showin a right feelln to rds heres- ten cents for Mrs Johnson t her wlaats the Lords done fer him nnd there darted through his mind dirinTnothin on the face nv ioiIr grcn the thought thnt he a man of the earth that is a patchin to a woman world had learned a lesson from n lit doniukecr what kind she is Youre tle child who sold matches haleand hearty yet I Half and And then as he moved away and toJftse whv you dont trtke some of he did something yo u 0W1 advice said good night Wont crowd it strange lor a man 01 tne worm 10 ao mitfcrr llc sill rI wavnK his hand as the i he lifted his hat to the waif of Im llg- ft an offrny attack Rirrpts gerlh on scvcrI this very ihtnute and i And V she she stood stock still poor I aint quite shore yit wmen one io t little thinir and looked hunirrilvaftev riickSi Ive been married four times and Innlrnil ntwl Inmrnil mill every3tnue my UOUOI1S UVW omct has lir ntytl -ooken until he was swaioweu up llIghcr Hint Jtil be derned the Crowd Ln fniwl in lt And then for a full five minutes she Mifftkf An t Baadd tJOwnlnlo the gutter think7ng t Krancisco thr J that Wnvej and her mission In life was to sdl mate icy l PaUy Member A o iD have mens hflts taken olT A dork as ebonyand rejoicing to Wr For her mother said he should kep in thefpame of Vork Crockett waS Urouglup l eustooy at uanisoorojign lionestl He I l listened quietly and Yhph The told the woman he would see wliathp could do Ie arose nnd went IntOitlie si1 initer iitllce HiUMiuinjr to setiuotiMia crisp two dolhirbilU but on opeun wie money urawcr ne was counoiiigu by a glittering- array of ucy ten eeut leccS And than this thought came upon lilm Instead of giving two dollars to Ibis charity for a llre cbcape why tiot take two dollars in dimes and nickelsand go out on the street and give to every poor person who asks you untiltthe f entire two dollars is gone And so he told his clerk to inform the woman who was waiting in the outer office that unfortunately a con- ¬ tribution could not be spared tc dny It was five oclock In the afternoon Uie lamps were lit the streets were in ¬ stinct withlife the air was keen And so he buttoned his overcoat put two dollars in lose change in one of his pockets and putting on his hat and gloves be walked iuto the street A little girl with a shawl over her bend with a dress whose scanty knee high length showed a pnir of pitifully half fed ex thin legs n girl with pression nnd a general nncnreii lor look called out in n plninthc voice iiiwimnn woman hnil stated her cane wns nvell ownedivomnnand her face bespoke her 11s of the socially elect The charily she rcpt cseulediwas lu want a new iire eseupe wtis nceiled for oue of the oiitbuilillngsinnd the Ladies Aid society had nudertakeh to cpllcvt the money front the charitably THE iJ irv A yesiudeed TlVejrv ln- she nn- Mjihlsbiind I only swereiiyfrightlv ilo 1llif keep out of piischjcf Voi night wntijhman Ooes on sfy atsUouiftfqlnckin the afternoon and aysoinuutil seyen In the morning ddifEkiiow what to do with myself ro lygWirbund the Atreet selling these thingoijus to keep from being lonely I nnV the rent evorv month lust from these lilTle thinirs she added proudly Ho looliid at her half pityingly hhlf Blti adniirinly Then he asked whntilSJyou do nt U oclock at night WbyViyoxi see John l wntehmait in a big plncc on Dclnware avenue and every night at U oclock J go iwn there Vllll a sunner for him for the mans btrngrj by thnt time And t witRJlmn talking until twooclock staj in the mortjiijg for you see thatethp ony Hinerweliave tp see ench other Hes been there and haVqjiyigialks 22 years nmlJinvent missed a night SmidayB ifyidclvcedays from seeing him rain Ajivshine heat or cold And how lQnjjhave j ou been mar ant tioont to take etreof you hnughtully hei 1 1 3IT4V- Y 1 Y rice Since I was 18 sir Thntfs pretty she added close on to OIjeftra ago niling nd for 22 hja down to see lunHttveryr ni o wick ami nav e dKSN JsarSypuIinve gone JUL- nt ai tin- morning The iiitTfiftbiie vvas n- cn duloiis V lndeed 1 have sbcsa1priidly For theres not another In fjujv6rhl gohKitwnyat two in like him frS 113 For Infants and Children nnsrrl nftwn Viricnnrrs wlwisn Vifiri- - Tho Kind You Have Always Bought zontal bnclvS were covered with ft Bears tho brown blanket and hisv fectj pine iinjj sometimcssjiodwith Signature of uZrK CctCCfieifi times hard india nibbor boots were of the hu ¬ man pattern Practicable horns of a The civilijjcr does best who first somewhat too yielding substance civilizes himself branched from a front of pasteboard Tutter fciilt IUicuiii and Kciemu and a cloth tail apt to come off in Tho intense itching and smarting the charge swung from his rear The picador sustained some terrible falls iticideiit to theae diseaseH fs instantly and in his quality of horse had to be lilluyed by applying Chamberlains takeji out repeatedly on otlfcr occa ¬ Eye nnd Skin Qiutmont Many very sions and sewed up the banderillos bail cases have been permanently tormented and eluded the torq with curidby it It is equally efficient table covers one red and two drab fur itchiugpilea and a favorite rem till tho cspada took liim from them edy for Boro nipples chapped hands and with due state and ceremony aft- ¬ chilblains fro9t bites and chronic sora er a speech to the president drove his eyes SoctSi per box blade home to the bulls heart I stayed to see three bulls killed the DrCaiiys Condition Powders arfi last was uncommonly fierce and when juet what a horse needs when in bad his hindquarters came off or out his Tonic blood purifier and forequarters oharged joyously among condition vermifuge They are not food but the aficionados on the prisoners side and made havoc ip their thickly thedicine and the be8t inuse to put packed ranks TJitf espada who killed a horso in prime condition Price 25 this hull vas showered with cigars cents per package For sale by R C and cigarette from our side Wil- ¬ Hafdwick Uruggiatu liam I Jlowells in Atlantic A laundry trust is being organ A SECRET SOUNDER ized in Chicago irregular iomicirole bn rising round within the prison pale and faced the captive audience itt another semicircle with 1 little allciy for tile entrances and exits Of the perform ic president q the hiiUfiht erst Wis fitsbrought to Uioplaceof nonor in a Jfoad part and then came the banderillostha picadors and the efe pada wonderfully effective and cor- ¬ rect in white muslin and colored tis- sue paper Much may bo done in per sonal decoration with advertising placards and the lofty mural crown of the president counseled the public on both sides to ii mig uut Lbe picadors pasteboard horse was at ¬ tached to his middle fore and aft and looked quite the sort of haples jade which is ordinarily sacrificed to the hulls Thc toro hiirisef was com- 5n nn Vnd kindred diseases I tfeLiver PHls Tt SXMIMMMMIWm cr aiijclicp bilious eVcrbtHiui Hv P4f have devloped a problem in IDticlicS y The Repettb draibshop seems jk- - So much lii ondnVitMi the purity of the blood that bv taking Hood s Sareaparillit many different- diseases v my cured i --- -- a ji4rft-i-- v Municipal g overniiiehtinSt Louis is a sweet buy and buy CASTOR I A m M Useful Contrivance for High Speed Tele-graph Operators Bwm 1 v 1 lls 1 I 1 1 1 Nowadays nearly all high speed tclggrapheri transcribe their mes ¬ sages direct upon a typewriter It has been found that the noise made by the instrument greatly interferes with the reading of the Morse This difficulty has been overcome by the invention of a novel form of secret sounder which is simply a key and sounder mounted in an ordinary pocket watch ease Although small in size and convenient for transpor- ¬ tation this instrument possesses nil thse practical operative qualities re ¬ quired by the telegrapher in such an apparatus The sound it transmits can be adjusted instantly from tho bud click of the ordinary telegraph sounder down to a tick so nearly in- ¬ audible that the instrument has to be held in contact with the ear when the signals arc to he read The outfit includes u soft floxble headband of mohair which enables the watch to lit- atlacheil to the ear for secret wbrk or for employment in locations so noisy that the- Click of the ordinary sounder would be drowned By its silk conducting cord equipped with suitable terminals it can be readily attached to or removed from a tele- ¬ graph line In brokers offices where secrepy of telegraphic transmission is of tho highest importance this appliance does the work in silence and defies eavesdropping tor military operations the instrument can be used with the field telegraph in the tent or on outpost duty without fear of giving information to lurking spies or betraying the position to the ene ¬ my The outfit complete weighs only 4 J ounces and can be carried in the vest pocket St Louis 0 lobe Dun There is no joy in this world equal to1 the happiness of mother- ¬ hood A womans health is her dearest possession Good looks gbod times happiness love and its continuance depend on her health Almost all of the sickness of Wo- ¬ men is traceable directly or in- ¬ directly to some derangement of the organs distinctly feminine Troubles of this kind are often neg- ¬ lected because a very natural and proper modesty keeps women away trom physicians whose insistence 8 upon examination and local treat- ¬ ment is generally as useless as it is common Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription will do more for them than 99 doctors in 100 It will do more than the hundredth doctor can unless he prescribes it It is a prescription of Dr R V Pierce who for 20 years has been chief con- ¬ sulting physician of the Worlds Dispensary and Invalids Hotel at Buffalo N Y Send 21 one cent stamps to cover cost of mailing only and g et his m 9i m great SontiC book free A Medical Adviser1 The Peoples Common absolutely on stock on blizzard in Wyoming is severe the ranges B For u urlppe Tlioiiiiis Whitfield aj cp Wiibash- Hi corner JackBouBt una of Chicago- oueuiui most prominent drug it8 leeotiimeiid Chamberlains Cough Remedy ftr lu grippe hh iPfk iiui uiijj givrn i ii pruilipt HUH COlJl- pletn relief but ulho eotiutiinclBihy tendeucy of la grippe to result in pueimiouiit For snle by T C HAnp i WICK mi a m m sv The record of the Eagan court- martial is fn the handsof Judge Advocate General Ljeber UiiHiiibtirlalnH I nwteMhtizmiMiicanamtMotvbtrbtfw Jj jrc i vinn r niiitifr in rrir II vtihiawawHrKi0na yVnfjnoVerir you iinoJrStsi A immmmmmsimMMMii t im nw tmi r 11 i ti 1iiiiJXVa 1J mm ru AB L TY IS ESTABLISHED feBMi4natii4aioahRBp0wicortincciiimwctiicagtorierraanjii wViwpaopfein i iruiiAA Sixii5Jjg iifnffmiw - ru BffiWtfinJ2ralwin na a MiaBiina ii m Consli Iliinoly In CIiIciikoHiBgen Bros the nopulHr South Sid ilrnggstM comer 69th stjtiudy v Mr William A Eddy in aTeport Wntworth av Bay WV to Gen Grecly on the results of his grtit deal of Cuainberaiun ptiljnn Cougb kite experiment near the statue of lib- ¬ Kerned- - end find thnt it gives itho erty at New York say s E leetrical tnoit Hrttisfiietory reHlilts eBpeeiaily tests of the absorbing power of the Htnong children of scvpro cold aud or Bale by RC IlARdwiOK statue were mndc on November 1 3 Croup and 4 A Ley den jar was used on the lasttcst and reaffirmed the first dis- - in Gold deposits recently discovered Colorado are said tobe fabulous cry that the efat ue does not in- 1 rich v fluCIlCO th air imidl bevOnd 100 feet in a h- zontal direction above thei A wonlen torch v Dlirino the experiment four thnt greiitmauy is tho liuvnthe idea i Hicklin righteous ven into inc water ana their px TbisfiVwrnng Ulf destroyed Dr JMuLihhuV HvtfftyuicJ Kid- ¬ ney Balm will onrrectVregnJaritieB A Spponament pi uuliarUo tfioir iliseiiHeB For sale m Rappahannock h faccdold woman wrinkled bent dence on his qvn behalf I he chair- - county V a JateJV Gil gaged m what v flow happy for thei poonanient She carried a little basket on her arm man W ismblqton fox looKing up nnu S called a Mounted did want a seeing a blaclc hand stretched out to 01 horses they rode ra pidly around GoyernmCnr yo01d be to embaini Ves he angere- dtno i pencil What eie have yougouherc i an arena each holding atrarms length f his g ecsr S Tal ft off yotit- - glqve She looked down In the basket to fl in it- A ii make a qiick jnvcntpry Aerdps Jiapu xemarieu iiujcujh ltir J tirijpwnSflwhWlnflr fhetne who rode mmfioiHLxiaiii a v pins Soap pencils uarning cooim rpoc The fh nrffiSfnt titnefoe t withldtit ctroppin JTvlftIrk awetum mmmjjfm BMt J1 A Kite Experiment nntfmicll lll tiS T v lV- npslnf t Sghing--forgetfuperlm- p8 r v c i j id a uSiKs i- ait sd is rw Me r i fhhckci 1 l t ittiaanmimiifc BfiMinuu iLi if-ilr MiiuwapjMMi taiwt i uaAK7i rTlrTBfaiyrninrhii5if Mm frffiMiiliMBtaUMiMMaiwMMHIIi prn8U4WnFC trlngs1tJ taai h TALbkvi vuj Nn i vw inn rnoiaLi ttt jiBb nii rnmn kr av ia-- nnjiian i bik n jijjjimun c freight depot and It you and Is MVjiEfo 1st flOOOOIorBlQUJ louoer w perfectly BtWwtorj nod tho HKJJIBUIT RAUUAI9 YOU HATR wweAioiiMctRuor nun SPECIAL OFFER PRICE 4F5SOO ana freight cbarsree lees tha One Dollar Bent with order railroad agent BUILT IN OUR OWN FACTORY IN CHICACO SI on honor from the best material money can buy While In to our Free Buggy Catalogue we show Top Buggies made by tu nvn Kk wv buggy that are sold by machinery dealers at me exact SOOOO fame 1500 to BUGGIES 7500 aitiu are beln r widely ailrertleed by many atS100 totCOOO OUR ACIV VUCEII AT J53UU 18 U10 most AKD wonderful value over oiTeredi TliK luhest miCK tcnat SURREYS THAT 2uBM HWivu oi Till BIST IllWitotory MX BR MUX X ourownflvo bunnr factor for tlio snlu sflfiffl f of ImildlDgand selling a BETTKR nevnr furrwre CIV HIT FLSMTHmil and to BaTK OCR ccsToacns nAaitACTtBiR8 rsojir Every Buggy We Make la Guaranteed Flvo Years and They Will outwoarFfve SSQ9E PVlar w si0So aiou iooHnu j4ift THE MATERIAL AHD i Blood Vilf Tcil r s LOST IN THE WOODS A Deer Huntcf Three VAfBL TO ALE CKS M 1isV i Ordinary Faotory Riga coat mere thin detiale that in the ordinary factory busty Wo use a cushion cloth some uko 90conttweuseatl3Olieadllnlnprftomeuse40centi wo 1120 21 rent leather rotno use OftntiwnuMts h colo andvarnIhcsDomoie73centandtt00 WE PAV AXt3XOSX DOUBIE tho price most makers tABCR IN OUR ACME QUEEH 2o OUR OWN MAKE ACME QUCEN would jitnl hm eheap buggies UUVCKS uusi oi material um ijuuriraiusm mosmaiiert proniimaorinabip 33iUUnAKCLT buzglos hut we are bullUng70 a day and to advertise our bus 3T factory wo am willing to BLLL THKn ON l00H0FTKUil WoSnow7000dallyTroaton 7QbuBtjlaa will satisfy us adrorUso naererrnhere and build up the IiAUaBBX BUQGY BUBINES3 IN THE WUUliD THP AflMl OIIPIN wnbiiltil In narmir or wide tracf cloth or leathertrlmmud end tmrintm huffed leather quarter top anna panel back fprlnpu In back leather canrea iin ana aute Ilubber Slepi telnt Carpet txxiyiuji incneeno I liincirspitentBcroncil rim wheel palsied la 10 coat bodyblacl poardark green with Yerytieitcaiomoueissinpiror complete wiinanaict sue ami uuck curtains uoos aiurm apron ana ancirattlera and shafts Pole Serajoae and Walfflttraei U etaee efaiiafla tlJS extra BlOUt ITIIOHS 400 iOLSUS and the freight K will anrate for 200 mllet 71l 400 Blln Biiast too ailla ICJ 1000 nllra fO00 2O0t 00 mllf IM yor order 1VE GlillAXTEK the tlsgcy b Keath Ten SaMr and I Aff f fHft GCUn H iatlgfactory py the railroad agent balance f Jt00 and flinPiuloa av nothl ml the agent wlllre turn buggy at mil ftTAAflSA and we will return vourilM Z4vattlit ih K WAOTQ11Y BTJQQY now sold almost exclualTely br all Machinery Dealer DOITTBDVAOH and CatalornellnneiiBUYjrHEBE8T BUCCY MONEY CAN BUILD direct from the Maker at uio AJ w Jni tuuJES Jo Visit fLNUwn uxwauAUMbii uuit luuiiAx OURFREEBUQOY CARRIAGE AND HARNESS CATALOGUE WRITE FOR bodies aro Water Bakbed sail taejlaitrlal andlaWlnralolbg OUR ACME QUEEN t YTnWZrZZL aclVUUfll nrtl m During- the past few yearn there and Well Osetl dt hat been a greater interest mani- ¬ During the winter 8 parv consist ¬ fested in the breeding of good pou- ¬ ing of Oliver Cookon Frank Norfon ltry than ever before strange to HandaJl Goodwin and Albert Cook say the average farmer has been son left Newport for n lujqtiiiglrip to become sufficiently in They welit to a ranip about lJ miles the terested to investigate the advant- ¬ from Cosfigap and lie cvpiiicncce ages to be derived from the rearitlg of the part wliileai winv nch that of pure bred birds As one goes the roenibcrsare notlilfifljoon for- ¬ get tluiu Phc light eiifyw fhat fell about and sees the large well kept itbout the tirnp thattljin cfiimieneed stock farms of Wisconsin and ad- ¬ hunting enabled the menibr of tho joining States we can not refrain party to track deer readily Albert frompxpressingsurpnse that their Cook on wnicft at the Iaitip to look progressive ownerkUare so indiffer- ¬ after the things being hune and not ent to the vital necessitv of dis able t icot tfiromjlj thc woods like the Oilier ritititicrsdf the part carding their multi colored wliiljiibne at the camp a large barnyard fowls if they de- ¬ deer iamrritp within n short distance sire profit in poultry We believe and Mr therejs need of missionary workA of the place the rille Cookson tried his hick with Tin dm was alonL this line that should be done1 wounded hut had vitality enough to lays Wlbiout Foaa Medicated Dips for Cattle Provided by Uncle SamV The xruutlce Will llenelH Sontlicrn Sioclc Ilalaerx nntl Relieve North ern Uiiyera oflUnnyAnxletles nntl Ii rplcxltlex The lrorernnient lat addreeaSEARS ROEBUCK CO Inc CHICACO ILL KENDRICK JPK01niKTOU8 RUNYON OP- - through our Farmers Institutes e uive a piacc on every local program inttn1 to thnf r1vrfftl tn nlliir r1fi sirable improvements possible dairying1 swine rearing w1 good roads to improved poul- ¬ G entralTobacGoWarehous GlarksMille We Solicit the Patronage Tennessee Have Tobacco To Sell N of AH Who Cash j Free Storage to Shippers Advances Made on Con sign ntents J C KENDRICK Salesman JAS WEST NAT GAITHER QAITHER TOBACCO VXEST MERCHANTS Four months storage Free W t COMMISSION 4-WG HOKINSVlLLE KY Wheelkr H Faxon Liberal advances made on Tobacco Wheeler I Faxon Grain Dealers con hossellvilijE and tTo0 co Warehousemen Commission Merchants Fire Proof Warehouse r r sts Hopkinsville Liberal Advance on Consignments Ky All Tobacco dent us Covered by Insurance l SHIP YOURJOBACCO TO- - Ihi i ri ffflf CO- RAGSDALE COOPER MAIN STREET F TOBACCO WAREHOUSE HOPKINSVILLE KENTUCKY R E COOPER Salesman T C HANBERY It would stimulate every lo- ¬ cality into better care of the far- Thi Hpii mer s hnsr friend is as much need of discard There ing the razor back hog from our swine herd or v the beefy kow from the dairy v How often do7we BlooS hear that very trite saying bloodjSefi will tell Nowhere does quicker Or to a greater loss orprbjit than right in the poultry yardj We are aware that it is generally Kin derstood that throughbred fqvjs cost more than one with limited means can afford - If onejs funds were so small as to necessitate the buying of culls from a fanciers yard we would selectthem in prefer- ¬ ence to mixed stoclf By careful management selecting only the best qf these to breed from a great improvement over the mongrel would result But this is notneces sary when really good birds scor- ¬ ing 90 points or better can be bought at one to three dollars each This would be a verj small cash outlay as compared with other pure bred stock Such birds reproduce a uniformity ofsize shape color and beauty of plumage and thrive on a uniform course of diet as no mixed breeds can In these days of strong competition in order to obtain a good degree of profit in poultry culture it is essential that the same intelligent business prin- ¬ ciples be applied that would be necessary to attain success in other vocations It is as important to un derstand what foods to select to ob ¬ tain best results from our biddies as to learn which are the best foods for milch cows The man or woman who has learned to properly mate or rear pure bred Jowls al ways finds ready sale for their sur- ¬ plus birds or eggs at remunerative prices Thoroughbred poultry is always the most preferable not only because of its increased commercial value but also because one can breed for certain qualities with try longing in CosMgan found liiin after he had been neatly three da e w ithout food Though weak he had sufficient strength to walk hack to cam which wa only about two miles from where he had been stopping for three Tim PLUNGE days Cookson returned to his home of tho United States Dip will no doubt he more Scone In Oneping Stations in Etna and careful the next time he chases a deer 1 iOwiiton Me Journal which is the quarantine line in that make good speed in getting nw ay from the pot Cookson followed in the hope tjiat he vould have omething worth while to show the others on their return Tic followed the deer for several hours as best he could hut the animal kept out of his way aud as darkness began to settle he com ¬ menced to think that it would be best forhim to get back to camp During the time that he had fol- ¬ lowed the deer he had not for a mo ¬ ment thought about the camp and he had Httle idea in u hut direction U lay He had a compass however and con sulted it but thought that I he instru- ¬ ment was out of order for it did not He cxBftly coincide with his view how ever followed the compacs a best he could walking us long as he could etc then built a fire and prepared to camp for the night During the night the snow was thawed so that he could not retrace his tracks and the men who returned to the camp before dark being unable to find him that night could not track him the next morn- ¬ ing Cookson remained with hi fire and without food the following day and duringthenext night the rain Saturday that fell put out his fire tw o young inqn named linker and be ¬ Iiur issued new frcgiilutioiiscoiicernlnt the shipping of soiilliLTii ciiMIe winch went Inu ef feet Janimrj 1 The modifications of ihc existing restrictions relieve the southern block raiser anil nortlJcrii buyer of uiin cllllieultk h pievuilfujr under Hit oh riilfb The guveiiiiiiiiii M eks b tiK action to piescne northern uuitle from Tcxus fetcr to which southern eattle are rubjtot The feter is tninMiiitted from beast to beast by means of ticks In midwinter there is no danger of in fection in the nortli because frost which is fatal to the fever ilot pro tects uninfected cattle Willi rlie new regulations there will lie a boon in the shape of n speeinl treatment for lickj cattle which will provide all the im iminitt frixon by frost as a cleansing All Infected or suspected cat ¬ agent tle must hereafter be dipped in a medicated bath and the dip will give each particular cow bull calf or steer a clean bill of health There are at present only three authorized dipping stations They arc Fort Worth Tex Mammoth Springs Ark and Knst St Louis 111 Experiments with applications of tlic dip and its effect were conducted at Fort Worth under gotermnent supervision during the summer In September the dip was pronounced a decided success and a dipping station wan established Hopkinsville Produce Harket at Mammoth Springs close u the Mute line between Arkansas and Missouri Cash prices paid by Hopkinsville tllf rchniitri J liitfllll country lliuii J leak in the dike with his finger saved his country from overwhelming destruction You have read about him in your school readers how he was walking alontj the dike when he heard a faint sound of trickling water and knew at once that a leak had aprting in that great embank menl which saves Holland from the devat tations of the hungry sea It was early in the night and no one was near at hand The leak was small when he found it but he knew that the action of the water would enlarge it long before morning and wash away the entire embankment inundate the country and destroy his own and thou ¬ sands of homes So he bravely put life finger in the crevasse and kept it there all the long night through untii help came and the opening was properly stopped He had saved his country Equally insignificant is the entrance of disease into the human system The be ginnings of the most terrible ailments are so small they can be easily stopped at the start Your health is a dike which keeps out and stops the intoads of dangerous and devastating disease Whenever it breaks dewn no matter how slightly there is an opening for disease to enter If the open ing is not watched it will grow larger until the sweep of disease overwhelms you and lienUii and perhaps life is de ¬ stroyed forever Fortify your health with Ir Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and you can defy ill health You can make your health so strong a bulwark that disease cannot findaa crevice tnrough which it can creep Taken in time Dr Pierces remedies pre vent greater aud more serious troubles Hundreds write daily to Dr Pierce telling him how these remedies have baved them and made them strong Constipation causes and aggravates many serious diseases It is speedily cured by Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets boy who stooiied the The little Dutch iWMfl Shouldoir Sub ll10c 6i7ic Lint iiiiutiy Piuduco Buttfi Etrua Nm f7c 708c 12ifjlfic 12Y15c ffnthith 2o28c It Beeswax Tallow I821c 2Jc Ginseng Honey Greiised pr 62fj225 Tub washed tvoul 7J8c lcr18c S3 26c J ruin Clover pei bushel Com the beefy lien Hundreds of poultry raisers prefer to buy fowls HANBERY SHRYER Proprs fv with erg records to recommend z them than if bred solely to gain a Kk Railroad St Between Tenth HOPKIflSVILE KY score card and Eleventh P Blood does tell It is as impor77r ti Careful attention given to sampling and selling all tobacco consigned tant that the inmates of a farm yard fyoUB Liberal advances on tobacco in Btore All tobacco insured unles- - be well born as it is that the inmates of the farmhouse shall be otherwise instructed t PEOPLES WAREHOUSE reasonable certainty of obtaining desired results Breed for utility as MFSHRYER egg well as beauty for increased ¬ yield rather than large carcasses There is more money to be - made from the prolific layer than a m sif iV J lfi77 r - is absolutely necessary to - -tap Tountr man or youutr woman who would win success in life This baing conceded it ia of first importance to get your training lit the sch toi that Stands in the1 very front rank a Tn- A BUS N FSS education iLJjPB I TheBryant Stratton Business College Louisville Ky Alma Coie Pickerinc In Poultry Tribune Honor Roll of Gracey School Claudle Sholar 953 Verna Stewart 95 Helen Baker 95 Bertha Stewart 946 Aniie Stewart 94 Julia Pendleton 942 Lois Pool 94 Lora Stewart 936 Carrie Stewart 93 John Thurmond Major 927 Stewart 927 Susie Backus 920 Virgie Backus 916 Opal Stewart 915 Willie Pendleton 908 James Baker and Wayne Stewart Teacher Mary McCulloqh Book Keeping Sitortliaud Telegrap1iy Sevan experienced teachers each oue a specialist in bis line Write for a beautiful bookgiviug testimonials from grsduares occupying prominent positions ail over the United States it will be mailed to you free you CO It frtlf at tltpt and If found perfectly attlracterr exactly as represented Mual la naehlaea elbera tell a klk ai tiOOO sad TIIK uniVAKDt 9ENP NO MONEY BfflJSS Calais SI H ayiriji ocninu niununHuc ebj1 Hat UUM D mnvmnc Dunuiun year toeiaailaatla You can examine lunpM vw ar yaarfniikiareat our Special Offer Price nounds and the freight will average 71 pen tJ for eat li IKX GIVE IT THREE MONTHS TRIAL In miles your own home and we will return your uiv auy day sradt r tou are not gatialled Ha all dltTtrtat Haltea aidup all of fiewlarSfarblara at JOtiaoOU 00 11500 and which re fully described In our rree Sexier Jlitkln Cat but SI550 for thla 7DHAWEB BUHDICK alairu over fa the ereRtest valueevery offered by auy bouse ercry modern linproreincnt b I tit Dlinnink of evrr hich Brade machlue d rlca made with tho defect of none Uadekjr1 Ike belt aakarU SVUDOiKCtlinaT BKSTIOVER Ulett MW SkelaUn fraaie piano polish finest nickel drawer pulls rests out outers ball beaiiuc adjustable treadlepenulne Smyth Iron stand tlnust large higli wwvu amUICaU Himi pUBlWIP tu iuJu jf lnpf SUUHlCi automatic UUUUIU Hiuuor nujuM4Uiu livat J11K9 ent tension liberator Improved loose wheel adj astable pre JI T foot imprOTea snuttio earlier paicut uceuivuttr 1J telent dross tniard GUARANTEED taemtMetl ntaniair motear kteryksoaa aMa aad seareal Buleiraa siatklaanaile utr Jfree Xintnictloa iithBut lrHralktd aad can run It and do either anyone Book tellsjust how w wwj vturji cmwJwu iatn or ouymiuu naanxaA la aett with every tnarhtnn nmn icjrm ur ymj 15 GO fflLJLLiu MmM tKum ie rf MEm V rl I Sml JZjIiSp 1 Mr A fir flordue Resigns Mr H C Mordue who for ten years or more has been assistant general passengei agent of the Louisville Henderson St Louis railway has resigned hjs position and will go to Chicago to engage in the coal business Rev Stuarts Meeting RevGeo R Stuirt will begin a series ofjneetings in the Methodist cmrch at Bovvling Green Feb 19 eucrirpHBpHnHnHMdjUH Hk t v-- aisn iKTi umKimmSZsanKikiL C95IS tmsi SXUiiSS UATHtNR tone and examine SSKfliM 40 tblt machine epmeo re It th ihiKe rotir Ktrel setter sells at to M0O0 and lien 1ft onvfncad you are aaviruc 92000 to 35 03 of RKTliui YOlst If at aoj llaie wtuita tkrf ntatKa vas asy yes uocrr bsxit tSoars ltoetHirlt A Cn are khorxttfrhb reliable btuaori OO WK TO Fireat Pittsburg afiPPfc mi n ismiimsai ral faifted aloss sfirenlen vere section as well The third dipping station w ib installed about a month ago at Hast St Louis anil is in opera Hisher Grade of Work Will Be Demanded tion in the Future The dipping apparatus consists of u Touching the sensational report- ¬ tank fifteen feet long nine feet deep ing formerly done by women it may and so narrow as not to permit a steer Side walls ten be said that such work has had its to turn around in it day writes Elizabeth G Jordan in feet above the surface of the ground the Ladies Homo Journal Women serte as splashers and also more se is no longer go down in diving costumes curely confine the animal while it inballoons nor fall in front undergoing treatment The entire nor 20 un in side of the tank ir lined with zinc to of cable cars to test the practical work- ¬ keep the contents from leaking out and ing of the fenders in justice to the becoming wasted The tank is tilled women leporters who did work of nearly full with a dip This is a con that kind it should he added that centrated thnamo oil saturated with many of them indeed the majority flowers of sulphur the sulphur being ofjthein w ere good and modest girls about one half of one per cent u the wlio accepted such assignments under contents of the tank The operation of dipping consists in proteet aud only because the editor driving the steer into t short alley or called on them for the work and their chute which is then closed behind the living depended on their acquiescing uilimaI The steer is therein left stand With tho passing of the sensational ing on a ningeu piauoriti una ki- specials should be chronicled the de- ¬ way with the animal winch Mules witti cline of tho womans columns and a plunge into the black oily jquid tlfoAVomans departments They also The beast i submerged and walks out bv the inclined bottom c f ihe tiukut- have had their day urated with the mixture Then that TjO meet those and other changes no more with is thejyiewspapcr woman of the twen- ¬ steermay troubled against healthy ticks anii uVi up type and and tieth century will be a new mals without danger of infecting them much will bo expected of her She The dip mixture is sure deatli to fever will he a well educated well balanced ticks The dipped steers are detaiued cool headed and practical young per- ¬ in a pen after the bath where they are son with a body as carefully trained allowed to dry They are inspected by eterinarians to see if as her mind She will know more got eminent about the English language than do they 1mc been thoroughly treated most of her sisters of to day yet not a before being passed working Seeral states hate bit more than she will need to know with the above formula been the board aud The newspaper woman of tho future of agriculture of Missouri is so well sat ¬ will have passed the experimental isfied that the dipping process entirely stage of her professional work Con- ¬ eradicates the ticks which cutis dis¬ cessions to her will he no longer made ease that an amendment was passed excuses for her no longer accepted in the last legislature if that state au She will be out of the ranks of the thorizing the admission of Texas and The amateurs and in line with the profes- ¬ Cherokee cattle into Missouri sionals She must stand or fall by state board of agriculture of Illinois¬ Texas the sahie tets as are given to the man lias been experimenting on numbercatof tle at Ilockford aud a large at the desk beside hers these cattle which hate been subjected Some Curious Messes to the process are now in quarantine there and are benefited with excellent English bluejackets go in for some results curious messes fov dinner and the In anticipation of the new plan Go names the r give them arc almost as Tanner of Illinois has already opened for instance that state to dipped cattle with a cerSea pie curious miuieof fish meat and vegetables in tificate from the government oflicer sctfon is termed a two or three testifying that the cattle have been decker according tothe lasers of treated Other states will doubtless pudding there are boiled in it A follow Sfllit Under present government regula- ¬ -lobscouse is another favorite tions southern cattle cannot be shipped castle dish and is composed of salt meat biscuit potatoes onions at all above the quarantine line except under quarantine and for immediate and spices A pilltui consists of slaughter It is claimed such cattlq at sajit beef fowl rico and ouions all a northern market are in the inattcrof cooked together and twice laid prices at the mercy of butchers and consists of the remnants of salt fish packers who can dictate their prices beat up with potatoes It is termed for cattle owing to the requirements of The shippers twice laid from thofactthatstrands immediate- slaughter of old jopc are used to make up a have to 6ell for whatever prices ore of- ¬ new rope the strands being there ¬ fered or have the cattle ordered killed by the government inspectors fore twice laid CJiouder another In establishing dipping stations ap- ¬ favorite dish is a stow of fresh codfish plication must be Arst mode to the sec- ¬ rashers of pork or bacon biscuits retary of agriculture and permission and seasoning A good many prob ¬ granted before notion concerning their able know why tinnqdrauiton is called location and construction1 Is com jr It thname of menced The bureau of auiraal indus atyomaif murdered soma jcara ago try furnishes inspectors at each tataong fs v Vvi S - t - v itJOURNALISM FOR WOMEN ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 3- Wheat Com shelled Hides ttud Furs Gretu bides Grt eii sultetl hides Drv flint Vegetables 20c 60c 25c 6f7o 7Jc IcfeTJe 30c 70i Owae Swwt P4atoe lush pot h tees pr bushel Cuhhrige p head Flour Kotuil Patent per bbl Standard per bbl tiny Clover perewt Gooil Timothy liran retail Livt stock 410 S3 5 F5c 70c 1 lc Hogs Sheep 2 5030C 0042R 3345 Cattle Calves Lambs t 250350 300325 4 SCRIBNERS MAGAZINE FOR 1899 Governor Roosevelts The Rough Ridtrs illustrated serial and al his other wir writiugs Robert Louis Steveusous Letters uever before published edited by Sidney Colviu iichird Harding Davis Stories aud special articles Rudyard Kipliug Heury Van Dyke William Alleu White and manr others Short stories George W Cables new serial storj of New Orleans The Entomologist Illustrated by Herter Seuator Hoars Reminiscences Illustrated Mrs John Drews Stage Remini6ceD ces Illustrated Joe Chandler Harriss new collection of Stories The Chronicles o AuntMinervy Aun Qs short serial A Sjip of Stars Robert Grauts Search Light Letters 4 amney Lamer s oiusicuiIT impressions i CD Gibsons The Seven Ages of Americau Woman and other no table art features by other artists The full illustrated prospectus in- cludiog descriptions of the above sent free to any address The magazine is 5300 a Joca n number v CHAKLES SCRIBNERS SONj X V Common Sense Essays yu j iX kZEWmS1 bp y A ateiir wm l arm iW AiriihtMlU fteittocfe sss ta CXxm SSM if iV R 17 i RIGHTEDTflB WRONG ys 0 -- MSliiS v 1 OYAL Powder AKINO BSUUIIiyfcjKE ROYAlSAKIIW h - KSl U Mrs AlaVy Campbell Volimfarify w- i wv i i w J AvdM v JfjitAV fiE JB v it V H ftetraqts Her StalemeU i SfWaPSKk iiriViyjaPKiVSfcj ijK i SF fff i rj Attention xjjijl i ITkvjrT j jtrk riivi ji- Makes the food more delicious and wholesome POWER CO NEW 1- - VORtC B hf Reconciliation Between Geo TurtiNMiitiiiprfs impffeiasjtit U K ptabltfibtritmlR Wtfr4rn JCwitiwHqr ftXJ irft tioprepBtej to bjpfc riMlthodse opnHA Vhvo n Bhlh sjttee 6otfottli hHtuil op Hhvv Impljfi fr fli v- nntt witrwiiyhiijf in the thu WSV AT T HERE AND THCRE PERSONAL GOSSIP Campbell and His Wifeam Celebrated Prcy vn ma fijiggies tWt ft r Mrs Jo N Fpwright is confined Mr and Mrs J H Ferguson of 1it Ko1 wifh tt nS- f Henderson are visiting relatives in Mrs K G Rickuian i Jones Took Part In It presented her husband uaoy a rew aays ago juiss va Koynlty has been very aick Yfi the grip for several days -- Dr ISjJJ Fruit Dentistoffice over City Bunk Hopkinsville Ky Gish Garners Wild Goose Liu- of Casky ti with a fine j imeut cures rheumatism and neural gia It touches the bpot At l drug- J5i9t8 lbetf See advertisement of McCormick Harvesting Machine Co in this issue of our paper Take yoar prescriptions to Ander- ¬ Fowlers new drug store son where they will be filled witli pure fresh drugs Farm to rent or work on shares W Wt Waue A pair of good mares for sale cheap Perkins Williamson 1 Registered pharmticist at Anderson Fovlers d jy or night Night call btH on side door near ladies en trance to Hotel Latham No extra chnrge for uiht calls a The McCormick Harvesting Ma- ¬ chine Co have established an agency at this place where farmers can be suppled handily with ma- ¬ chines repairs and twine ASK FOR cut prices on Watches Jewelry and Holiday goods Dont buy until you get special prices R C Haudwick Got the best Sewing Machine Needles at M D Kellys No S North Muiu street between Hendersons and Coopers Grocery stores nearly op hi i i posite the Court House ifi- - f t DONT FAIL TO ATTEND THE a Ladies Tailor Made Coat Suit and Skirt Display AT MELS FEB 9 AND 10 New Firm Tin Contractors Wo have opt d up a new tin shop 104 Mnin o wilb E M hi street vshviu wt can Ijh fouud at all m roofing gutter times to l jjiiriiig i f all kinds ini aud kUv Windmill timls aud water troughs a wl spueMHtv r5iv im t need work in our line VAKTlN tritl when you GnCEU it IV Mules forySale Car loadof line mules at Laynes stable for sale For isale J The Louisville Times of Friday rf wV fib iTWiN -contained this account ofvauxiatter Mrs Walter W UiUUandotLouis- unusual villeis sneiuunir a fcw uavs wmi of uEx Rev local interest hereLc Geo F Campbelfffqrm jd3L9 sU hs parents er pastor of the Morton Chapel- - in j rlK Mrs Richard Durrett of Alex ¬ Jeffersouville has made up his dif ¬ andria La is visiting her mother ferences with his wife Mrs Mary i Campbell aud they will- live te r Mrs Lou RjWest To gether On charges preferred by Siwr Kiv - am Mr Oscar Hille of Nashville is Mrs Campbell of cruelty and in- ¬ aSF i ti PTirchas the pleasant guest of the family of human treatmentRevMr Campbell TSymc J jLouisville Aq Mr G A Hille on Jesup avenue was expelled by the nual Conference of the Methodist f Commonwealths Attorney W R Episcopal Church South from the to ministerial relation he occupiedt Howell vcnt to Cadiz yesterday and also from the church the opening of Circuit Court TV In a sworn statement made be- ¬ Dr R H Perry who had a very fore four of the most prominent min- ¬ severe tussle with the grip last isters of the Louisville Conference week was able to return to Dawson and an outside party AJrs Camp hell now denies the truth of allthe yesterday charges preferred saying thatVshe VjRsIj fc Mrs Fannie Carter and three was mentally unbalanced thalhler little children of Paducah arc the husband was in fact alwaysgooci guests of Mrs W H Hall Mrs and kind to heiand that she bail no real ground for grievance against Carters sister near the city him Frank Reigler is here from Hop- This affidavit was made a may Airs Icinsville spending a few days with or two ago at Hopkinsville OTthe his mother Mrs Elizabeth Reigkr Campbell had been confined inthe SupermfendSnt on Water street Henderson Glea asylum there The had recommenuea tier aiscnarge ner saying1 that she was in entire pos ¬ ancl Mrs F J Mitchell returned last session of her mental faculties She sent for Mr Campbell and thegeV night from South Union Logan sons referred to aud voluntarily county where she had been since made the affidavit As atconse- the death Of her father Mr John quence they will live together as W Lockhart which occurred at man and wife About a week ago Louisville that place Jan 18 parties were summoned to Hopkins tt ville by telegraph No word of ex ¬ planation was jriven in these fel- egrams as to the cause of the sum- ¬ SAM FRANKELS On arriving mons there they found that they had been sent for V by Mrs Campbell who was tnen Ladies Tailor Made Together the Coat Suits and Separate confined inSam asylum who was with Rev P Jones Skirt Display then holding a meeting in Hopkius ville and Rev W K Piner they called on Mrs Campbell at the asy- ¬ lum TheSuperintendeiit was asked HO by thesegentlemen as to Mrs Campcondition before she appeared A representative with a com- ¬ bells room He said that she was in the plete sample line of Suits and entirely restored to her right mind Skirts will be here and will be and that her conduct was satisfac- ¬ pleased to show his samples and tory He stated that he recoftj mended her discharge take special orders for same Mrs Campbell shortly appearecj Von are respectfully invited to Slie had a statement which she had v see the line penned with her own hand and r7V present this she submitted to those x This statement was a complete and 7t SMALL DOCKET of her hus ¬ voluntary exoneration band the Rev Mr Campbell Mrs not Circuit Court Now in Session at Campbell stated that she hadstate been solicited to maue sucn a Cadiz ment that she had wronged her husband at a time when she was fe irresponsible that she The February term of Trigg mentally regretted her action and heartily Circuit Court commenced in Cadiz the disgrace that had resulted yesterday and the session will last therefrom to Mr Campbell Shp three weeks The docket is not a stated that those wlio took her part 5vlpairs very large one and is made up in the trial weYe mit guided through her vehemence Jlrs Campbell principally of cival causes lun then signed the statement uriHwfmm mma tarily in the presence ot the min- ¬ ifeR fecoiL isters and other witnesses Aiter 4 TBff rift flrf 7 t ward it was read aloud to her and she made oath to the statements therein contained Mr Camibell m r PluelonB and sWrfes Also carrTn largCsseortulelit nf PLOWS eleven Kiuuianti rnRur teH tiifl N Old I 4 K WParamOunt vlmportafip all Farmers ing i m p ments is the item o on w mar- ket to jlay Ehghieg and SepirHtors f1 HickoryWagoii i t mg t vi V 1t rfVy w ii fM V repairs First get the best machine but do not fail to take into leisfttfli iv v- ilM r X tJ vy nu ingyoti tj When in the nitv give ha a call tlirotiji LYii tAKimJV jXefipactfullyi J Gua Yoiitig SSSS SEED Poniv HopkinsVilfe Ky x mi r VI t question of whether vonr dealer can be de- VSpended upon to fitrr consideration the v J iilu W- U the repairs for rnish machine not only jphis V Gar dqn Seed iftdolc Pdas in large lotv afc our big Mar We- will- - sell IcetJ oiise arss ibtiTifl stsad KetlTojj jSeud Oi- ti M Pota- - HirjfiMtt buying from a firm that is here to day and gone to morrow leav- ing you the bag to year you buy ut for the next year the next Dont make the mistake of hoaLeVthan any house A stlieioity in r aV Staple and Fancy iGroceries afc ffteaf bar- gain E B CLARK Wlinlemile mwl CC Krtall GROCERS Thursday and Friday Feb 9 critical stage in your farming operations This applies to every-thing in the implement line Wagons Mow- ers Binders Oultiva- tors Buggies Thresh ers Ranges and ev- crything Dont make a mistake Weve got the best machines iwe have got the re- for them and you t5jfcan count positively f yakiable time of team and hands at the most hold Tou dont get his guarantee made good either to say nothing of the loss of- - Hotel Latliamfr Hopkinsville Ky This pplnndid hhw Hotf I beautiful ly furuj tlid throughout heated by Bteaui miU equinned with electric Rights and ice plant and nil other mod- ernimprpvpmrjtR m now open far blinillHHX Til Initio will llM llilKlir ntiuuiul ln tun ui liuj Ukuui ItMinr Iril tr t nn nittlK uuiiso panauv the South j LLOYD WHITLOW Proprietor SPJ0O1AL V J LOOALS nn pliw Thj vry finest The The owned la crme PBRAVhiskey in thrpe Sold by V U Long r Ky laugiiHgea Honltiusville Thats HAR ultra n Cleaning Up Pur line of Meus Undeiwear Our pnoes aud j our absistauee will move it quick If yuu cn Suggest a better way let fl uV Tiiu HortNsviLtB Mbbcantile Co hoar from yoii v neatly ah uW suit sizes 81 to 42 This suit is well wortlnSaOO FllB IIOrKl NSVILLE MERCANTILE Co 535P t wiij v uv von a eood suhstuntial 3 wrim wflies laaor mace Suits Skirt Display finding them herve alwavs Dealers come VV butTwe V t Hens Suits frtsh iniitjh M A Mason-- MntlOtJ iO That New Haby Wants nn lS splendid hue on nlt 11 Uv x lui Uji I am IilVriii ilicii ji Sii t ha od FRANKEL8 THURSDAY Ub FRIDAY j hagainrt W IYrc MISS SUSAN J BRYAN Special Orders Taken lie dismissed byj all probability mutual consent Wanted lo liuy g Aged Lady Passes Away in the Mr anil Mrs CampbeUjito board Bank Stock Will pay f pot utah City Friday ing Jth Mrs Mills on Easj LTEK F GAUNKIT k Co Seventh street where Mr Oampbelli Miss Su an J Bryan one of the MCDANIEL AIRS R rinfltiis twrt thillrn hnVe tietii livo oldest ladies in tl e citv died Fn- ft ing fpr somejinontiis da aged 87 vc rs She had been Death of a Well Known Lady On Save 20 Cents J in teeuie neaitn tor tnree monins Friday Alorning w of Mr Thos S She vvah a ister GOiUt AiuhiMUi luvlt ji tewi dViiglore mid get t 2i eaul bo-loh Bryan and Mr Jno S Br an llei i Mrs SallielkMeDaniel wife of lllllllIl lMI K llllltL preached SaUudav at funeral Was residence on Eigh Capt R T Mbfianiel dier Friday Mrs Hoppers Mrs M Cohen is visiting lier sis morning at her home on South teeuth street and the interment a short illness ter Mrs J El is n Nashville Main street after wtd at Hope well cemetei of pneumonia lier fllnesslgan with a severe LADifcs iAL04 MADL cold aevv dayfbelore buthe was Lames l SlilS AND SKIRTS nUt sick enouglwo go tp bed unti1 j otrHMMMMbMUFW divorceis pending inthe court atj Jeffersouville This will now in She was pronpunced iu anej andsisnt lo the asylum wher she has been ever since A suit for fu ed has a copy of this statement Sev j eral duplicate copies are also in existance Since hi expiijjsion - f ran the ministry Mr Campbell has heenj 1U ing atllopkmsville purKUithjj practice of law His wife foli wedf nim4heie a year ago qnd pkadedj ith him to take ier batk Wv d H SUt rtt m P iA 7i- v vH f and dealers so go on forever Tesei f4afe our leaders for99V ivogui wagons jjeer- ing Ball Bearing BinMu ders Frick Engines and Threshers Jno Deere Cornplanters and Cultivators Ma jestic Banges Scat These are the best for we have our choice fV 4 A liiVPrtliundaiit stocks that are ofiliM hitHht deslflrurf mid Datterns vVVueiiii Wjhm the most fHBtidioiiB ureter xur prices win pieaee you Thk UdrKiNsvitLE Mercantile Co L - SPi eiothinir navprold auv cheaner under iJigitin5itvniPthoUliafi we ixr now Was CbireiiufVij MwiYoutlia and chil- rfKiiis MiilK vand rtVreoiiiH will he sold HfRioiriittoui prices Tub HiiiKiKsviLMi MehcvntileCo V W Underwear tirnoffii iug HOif- ifiinu itj bnr- ain in MhiihuuiI Boy- Underwear Ativiipwpdge fit prjuH wjil convince V of all fines on the mar- - ket AND REMEM- ¬ A A if Ml ptj tol-3- - t BER you can always find repairs for them right here in oir store Yours for Business Forbes A Mercantile Co Public Sale I will on Friday Februarv lOlh 1899 at ten oclock it m un th premises of thy late Wm W Phipps deceated sell at plibliiiuctioti allr pf the personal pijtjpeijtypf Uje wytdK JTjrji Ftpi KiNsviLLivi iW fit Jsi Bro CO-V-- fipgiiigiliiFSiiiiiStfle f three clay k beforeher death She was 04 Vyens cf age and leayesa husbindand si children Mrs A M Mi ft 3 IM Jvf und Kitchen FurnitureFiirming impjements and Utensils one Work Mule two Sows and fen Pigs one Wagon one buggy and Harness one Drill oneJisQ Harrow lot cf c C Terms made ItnowP irorn on Thin Jan 3Wi lew qi Wm W AvrcK XV day of sale PhipfiS deceased- F Gaknkt Admrj V1tt j AT Ali sum i WUUi i ers WCiH V j- 4 laUKSBASJS i i vjLyj o X r dMWmp see pw ifc rrr- - r JlrftJ J B Richards Miss vatie McDaniel Mins Lottie McDaniel and three sort i rUs t loin T andRobt ii Both of tlu youngvr ons are in Cuba Joim as a soldier and Rob iJ v of the hospital t as j Cooper 1 Friday Thursday and K 1 rf REV HOPSON DEAD Succumbs to Grip- - After a Long Illness- J Feb 9 and 10 We will have on display Sam ¬ ples of LADIESTAILQRMADJB SUITS AND SKIRTS 6n which Perfect fit we will take orders wwwwpwwww Awmiwwowwo v to A 2aSltUt iVi iE a grp urVirf athiH Jitc4 n6ir A ftaged atl benTn ab9uti8Q yearrf He bad health fqr nariVxi year aT Corps guaranteed fntt ri XvHliAtllk i rlD1 alxut andr Mlv McDaniel was a member of ikiS tbrc weekt ago which resulted in iMflSfS

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